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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29
,,rr ,NcIfprN- OCCURRENCE.

We regret to state that Yesterday Mr. James G watson
formerly keeper of the pcncnary Store Tell suddenly III
the Street. and died AFTER in Mr. Lamberts io'e'y OIL
ce into which he taken Ills death was CAUSED hy an
affection Of the heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29
Photographed for the New York Express.

Auchtic information has been received by TIE lJver!i-
ren authorities here tina: large numbers Of have as
scrubbed ut Mobile. iplichcoa Savannah and other cities
Sou, for the ,uros eInbaking in the expedition against
the .laud Cu Among these persons il is lscertantd
there are considerable numbers o Hungarian refugees, re-
Gently arrived in the United SatesTIe who have nn eX-
t,a.vo experience war of Iat and who therefore were
expected! 10 make first rate soldiers.
ras information has creates, no little STIR here, hut the &C.
ncra opinion seems b ii Cuba is invaded the inva-
@ LIQUID no, rendezvous upon the -ol Of ih: [. States, II
tie. administration 1T Washington prevent IL.
Oie.s nave been forwarded New FORK, for The immed!
patch Of Rev Ccr cruise along the south.
ern coast Yours, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29
SECOND ADVENT UNION CoNvEN'

There has been another revival Of the iertes as,oca
on a thin attendance, having lately convened in New
York They have discovered the precise year OF the
Crucxion and that the prophetic period of 1890 years
would expire on the 23d July There is mo mistake"
This time they say.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

We are requested to state that Madame Achle ano Mon
seur Martini distinguished instructors IN oancing are now
at The Exchange Hotel where they can be communicates
with touching their course of lessons which will begin on
Monday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

WAsHtxGroS. pl 25rhe discussion relative to the right
OF Col Hughes 10 as Civil Governor OF Jaapa de-
cdcd in his favor The punishment of Davis resulted from
mis- committing rape Ne Xcan female. ana stabblng
her mother white attempting her daughters escue-ior
which Hughes in his capacity Of Civil Governor gave him
- lnsles and shipped him New Orleans. The evidence
Of these facts mol admitted by the Court in endeavor-
inc m2eac the character OF Davis Davis Is not pre-
sent on trial. but the prosecution is supcrnCnded by Charles
Lee Jones, originally appointed Lieutenant Colonel OF a
District Battalion afterwards converted into Regiment
when Jones Superseded by Hughes The examination
of witnesses progressed until the adjournment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

SPANISH MINISTER AND UNITED STATES AU-
T!nNIrlES WAsHIxoTnS, APRIL 25, p. M.-rhe Span
Minister has had long interview with the President, IN
rca 5r m the n..i,,l attack upon Cuba The Secretary
Of Wax M! Secretary o: the Navy sent fl! and re-
rnnrei dgri The interview Ii is known that parties are
organized dcren: points for the purpose Of invading he
Island and every preplra has been made b. the author
Ties t Lnd States intercept them rs soon rs tey
commit themselves by cubaing Tor this purpose IN add
:o. 70 nsrctions Marshal and other Officers the YES
sells of tho Home Squadron have been ordered 10 cruise III
way 10 render any attempt 70 reach CUBA almost
wholly impossible. The Saranac is al Pensacola and
the Germantown Havana The Albany will reach there
hY ire frs, If MAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

The following sales Of Tobacco have been Ha::
q Brown for the last week
Mr.. Lively Es,is Of AioeE,arie county, hid. {.
DO al I.
Mr.. Jas. VI Bowen's crop Of Aibem,'.r, hh!
| do. at 10 s1S } do at TO- ? do a; g. 3 Do. q:
9 IS. ! do. al 10 rs. | 10. at G?.. do a,5
) 95, do a, so, do. at6, do. al 5 IS. ! il :
d.. M ; IS, do al ) 80 and | 10 al 8 l2:.
Mr.. W. NJ. Houci.ns Of Goyca!4a! county,
and do. att 10.
Mr. Wm. Garth Of Ai5cmarlc county, hai. s.
d.. AT Is, do. a, II IS, | d at II, DO al ~
II IS 30. at II, DO. at ! =, 2 do At II, , j.
DO. nj 10 31s, do. At Ia, d.. at 9 Is. 81 a:'
9G2h, DO. at %, d.. u; 9 :? do. st s =. 81
do. at SGIs do. a, j2E 3 d.. at 50, | do. g.
do. at IS 5 do. al I, %. 4; 81. do al g.;
at & IS.
Ir. !. w. Garth Of Albenarln county, > hhis
do. al Is, DO. at -, DO n, II y. d.. at H. !.
do. At 10, do. n %, | DO. AZ 9 do. Z;
81: and do. AT i IS.
Is hhds. in protn;scuous lots from 8; 30 10 !: ::
TOBACCO.-TEc accounts received from the /.
inG unfavora5c To plants, there has been a tcc.!e
ment within the last few days on common SOFT.
FLOUR-Purctasers are not willing u rs:
as&cd. Holders are generally firm at from 81 70 !,
CORN.-Sales Al 50 CTS. DEANE 4 Il
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nEN OF EORnERS.

The New Albany II Ledger ives an account OF aen u
rcb, r nm Island in Beaver Lake Jasper county ID 'ha
STATE discCylct b. Nil weiss, Who Went alter oa' S'''
i.scs In order 10 his life he sworc not to di'u'se
at he Eaw bn he cxnoacd the whole when lie got HOME
Ii: Ledge! says
lie was taken 10 large This island provide! WIN
supper and then shown all the Implements such as 'ains
rr!iy use for carrying cut their des gns such as iase
KEYS bank ssrs metal for making bogus money &C
Tic next morning he paid his own price Tor nl= o:s,s
All Cor hi. trouble! in coming after tcn and he ana MS
m 81 taken the shore according to agreement F WEISS
.ays there were over hundred IN the ganS-ia:y
al v.no he knewey had been residents oil this ard AZ
o;nn COMMITTEES and tina, they had occupied high stations
among tie cZcIs He that there were about t"eh-
yiye women in the gang-the wives of some OF the ras'
ci nev had hundred and thirty horses on me island
nm ,cr had inst twenty three out west in different OIL
rrrnt directions 1t is To be hoped that the new soce-
~ su 10 in Jasper and the surrounding counties VIII put
an end ~ al! such yilluin0us companies
Jenny Lind assisted by the great tenor SaYi ana ocs
will sing 81 Baltimore tonight and on Thursday night ne
seats are to be sold again at Guconan abo!naoIe system
/ tIl.l
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LATEST BY THE TELEGp, !,
rTcleqraphcd for the RicbmorA :,

Photographed for the Richmond Enon;.,
MANIFESTATION and grain continue rs -S. ~
ION is dull.
The brig Argentine from Buenos Ayres, ba..
lem. The U. S. Corvette ST. Louis, wi,b a !!
iIainbridge aud Mckcever, on board, had ann, oe',
iyres, and were received with honors hy The r.
The resignation ni President Rosas has bss .''s';
INC Legislature and will probably b. acc,p,ei p
Photographed for the Richmond Encr
MANIFESTATION. is doll, small sales faY,,' ~
nj 81 5O-a further decline in p!c. IL cxpec",. =
place. Red "hcat 81. White and yellow Cur, y.
42c. Tobacco du!l. Whiskcy 2;&c.
ACCIDENT TO 4 METHODIST CHR.
On Sunday, the 21th instant, while the COM.
Methodist Church, nj Danviilr, Pa Were al pr7ys
rIe was struck By lightning, and the electro H.
Down into the centre o. the Church. Instant, :,
Geo Penryl, and seriously injured other pey. =.
gregation were pleoariag IOc communion. IQst
iunaic accidsn: occurred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

JENNY LIND AT PGT1SnUKti-sITE FOR A CrSTOMHOUSE
PITTssuRd April 2G,rhe concert last enng very
brilliant The nil receipts exceed 9000 Californian
bought the first ticket for $50.
The commissioners appointed TO select cite wherein
Custoin-house have purchased for S35 0O0
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SALES OF rORArCU

The following: sales were made hy the IT,.
Shockoe Warehouse, ii auction, for lless.s. L. }.
pinwiddic county, Va:
hhd. No. |. Tugs, TO Col. $ Winirco, at s. 81
p lnss, 10 DR.. MnsIev, at s. 50; Co. No. 3, Lea:
J. Gilman d Co.. al Sl5 do. No. l. Leaf. 10 ":
). Hartlrove, a, sl6 do. No. ), Leaf, 10 Mes,
\ Co., SIG 10; ! do. No. s. lrni 20 1lessrs T.
grove, a, $l5 d.. No. !, Leaf, 10 DO, NJ 81: 50;
lsnl, 10 Messrs. J. Gilman i Co. 81 Sc IS. :Gf
sl2 20. including hhds. Iwss--without III Is
81 50. | hid. Us. c. sold 10 Alrssrs J. Cham
Sl3 IS. SHEPPARD < WILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

DIED.
DIED, suddenly. yesterday JAMES, G. WATorN
and aclnalU'"n:c' ~ the Gsc"as'! ans! OF u af''t.
and g. +. Watson. ~grcstct to attend III, '1 'A
Church. s afternoon NJ vc.ocn. with,G' !Ul.r! 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

BALTIMORE APRIL 24.There alaree number OF hogs
dying in Western Maryland in consequence of eating To-
Gusts which beginning appear in that part Of the
State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

M and ait"r Tuesday. Apr! ss;.l. 1nbarr" t..
''''' ''''' 40 o.
, -,.a ~, .. ......s.s 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

asoLnYsyooD CEMr.-E.KY r0MPAN
hu.! 'Ecc'!ur oi the iin.l.w pal E-'nn'rtS ="
IN the Library !nuIn If The l;cnmouG L!r:afy' ..
9th Nav. " H. HhHAL"
1 IAurL.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

y Office Auaalt nr.rius 81 -"
" the niciani"ut Fredericksburg ~: Ponn' -
ms. wlil uc held i. The D;Irs Of the Company, ~
Ilor!. on MONDAY, the -''h ia% %. Nay next, a
April 80 e W, MA'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

s,,T. CROIX SUGAR. EGII St Cle.e-..-
- md :ur sale hy .r,l
ArrIl Hr$DLEv. .liTt.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.-No less than stren me
steamers will leave this country for England during the
month of May with living cargoes for the great exhibition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29
MR. WADE, THE NEW SENATOR FROM OHIO

MR.. WADE, THE NEW SENATOR FROM OHIO.
We recommend to the Wing papers the task OF drawing
the distinction which should be made between this gentleman
and Messrs Seward and Sumner 1t the effort of large
portion OF The wings in the southern section the Union to
make appear that the support OF the Compromise and es-
pecuy the fugitive slave law the very essence of whg
gerry:
Mr. Wade the new wing United States senator from Ohio,
thus frankly and clearly defines his POSITION
"Fst, then, am whig always whig and nothing
ese-a whip because believe the best interests OF our
country are connected with the success OF always
too much devoted the party TO see lend lse 10 Inc iu'
,herance of measures which approve without an
endeavo to prevent doing 1t shall be my endeavor
truly to represent this great State, and not any particular
section Of it, shall the best of my ability conke any
attempted encroachments of slavery into territory now ree
any naughty insoent attempt TO overcome Inc Tree
States by threats of dissolution of The Union or any Wea
intended 10 insult northern feeling You know 'al
am hostile the compromise measures, so cnileo ana
especially the fugitive law but shall endeavor 10 oeai
fairly with the South do intend to be an agilaor nut
while slavery will consent TO remain within her own osac
without attempted aggression shall feel disposition 10
interfere with her; in that intend TO be true wing re-
gret disposition in any part OF this Sale 10 lneal
the compromise upon the doctrines OF the w
party the attempt TO make these measures test OF "ege
ny would be destroy the paTty-on the reserve least
whereas if the Wings OF the South and middle portions OF
the State could be made little more tolerant upon ms
subject should be nbe 10 act together next a as Oh oa
The Union publishes from the Southern Literny Messen'
ger very able article rhc Social System of Virginia.
from the pen Henry a. Washington Esq., Professor OF po-
cal Economy and History, with the following just compi-
mcnt TO the author:
The article tsehas heen by the poteness OF the EDITOR
before for many months but il ia Interesting no"
The time OF its original publication present II 10 our
readers without any further apology than such as its dlsn
guishcd merits will plead. Ii is from the pen oil one OF
abest best educated and modest gentlemen IN
Virginia. whose talents and requirements have been honoIco
by p.ocasorshp in the ancient college OF pdM ana va
~ in whose halls five Presidents have been educated
In this connection would that there is no magazine
published in this country superior to the Southern Literary
Messenger long acquaintance with its editor gives US
every assurance that its pages will never be polluted b any
thing wrong that its columns will fail to sustain all Una
is pure in morals. We therefore commend 1t without neS-
on to the patronage OF the people the South and Of the
whole country.
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.-No less than sertn hne
steamers will leave this country for England during the
month of May with living cargoes for the great exhibition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-29

when frs. produced. Ia conseqnen'e . re
Lent. thar grand R"rnaruc Spacraci" Siii ~ -.a
DAY AFTERNOON May 81. wi.'t ~ ne ,'I .rs
~, machinery. tricks. d. ~ oh.ilftt: Pr, "a.
zion the hrlls" viii BE- regularly ilchtr! W.! "
lee: produced as rs "a uirhr performance ,,..f,;
30 The doors VII b: op-net st z, a.i ~. .aa 2:
n cat3o'cock precisely. Choscc % So.
a, he Office a; any ttnc Gurii!s me ~, !,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-03
Eraths.

In R.clforl. May 8, D.tscy. wifo
{ John Dwyer Cd, and daughter Of
Daniel Lake o. Castlcton, aged As
years. :.
She had been for years feeble, in.
cEnins to consumption, and her last
sickness which was but eight days da-
ration, was a severe pleura,ic attack
upon the lungs. which she bore With
christian fortitude and resignation
The church mourns that one Of its
active efficient members has fallen
Her memory will be blessed by many
who have shared her kindness. while
the afflicted families will have in fond
remembrance. an aaectionate wife,
a devoted mother. a du,iful daughter,
q kind sister. She possessed tina.
amiatle disposition which endeared
her to her numerous frierds and that
christian Spirit which is precious in
the sight Of God. "And I heard q
voice from heaven saying unto me
Write, Blessed are the dead that die
in the Lord from henceforth Yea
saith he Spirit, that they may res
from their labors: and their works Dc
follow them" lCom.
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NOTICE


Extend your orbs Of rision flo, tho Cook
ing Store on Uheck,.
Look out, Look out, Look oct,
When you hear the sound Of the bell,
Turn about, turn about, turn about.
Lest thine own last end il tell.
Look out, look out, look out,
When the whistle sounds slrilI and clear.
Turn about, turn sbout, turn about,
For the lion Horse rushes on his career.
Look out, Look out, look ont
For Tuppcr, Bryant, tle,nnDs, and Moore,
Turn about, turn about, turn about,
Haste thee! make tracks for Bacon Ster,
Books, Toys, Fancy Goods, Stationery and
Confectionery; Pocket Bibles with Clasps
only 50 cents, formerly sold for IS; iIlun,i
mated Clasp Pocket Bibles only TO cents.
former price 500; Letter Paper, good srti.
Gle, al cents per quire; a first rate article
only 10 cents; super from "a 10 81 cts; Buff
Envelopes only 4 cents foi Is wrappers.
Hair cstorntive, Hair Oils, Perfumcrv.
and Medicines. Books orde red every day by
Express. Music constantly on hand.
w. A. BACON,
10 At the sign Of the Book, Ludlow, VI.
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DANA0DSa
c. BURT, h SON,
HAVE on Sale, Splendid B.r.gss, and Ba,
age Do Lains, Tissue DE Lame, 30.
Rutland, ", 1851.
Di,frict of Rutland. r. h.red thu

District Of Rutland, .. Ii bered that al
. special session of the probate court Of tho
said district Of Rutland held at Rutland in and
for said district on the 7th day Of June, A. ID.
1851.
Present, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
Whereas, Mrs. Mary Kent and Leverett
Kent, administrator Of the estate of Ashley
Kent, late Of Mountholly, in said district, de-
ceased, iutestste, has this day made appIica
ton to said probate court a petition in writing
therein setting forth certain facts CONCERNING
the situation Of said estate, whereby It appears
that the personal estate Of said deceased 10 not
sufficient 10 ray the debts Of said deceased,
aud the expenses of admlnist ratiOn, that in or.
der to pay said debts and expenses it is neccssn-
ry 10 sell part Of the real estate of said de-
ceased. that part thereof cannot be sold with.
out injury to those intesested in the remainder
and therefore requesting said court to grant
them license to sell all said real estate of said
deceased, except the COVER of the widow Of
said deceased, including the reversion of said
dover, said real estate consists of the home
farm of about 100 acres of land and saw mill
with about five acres Of land both encountered
with mortgage.
Therefore, II is ordered by said Court, that
the herring aud decision Of said petition be and
they hereby are, referred to stated session OF
said Probate Court to be held ut the Office Of
thcRegister OF saidCourt in sui dRutiand,o on the
first Monday, being the 7ih day of July. A
d.. 1871 and that notice thereof be given by
publishing certified copy of the record of thi,
order three weeks successfully previous tberet,
in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
at saidRutland and circulated in the neirhbor.
hood Of those interested, in order that ali per.
so"s interested therein may then and there APP
pear before said court and object TO said H.
cense If they see cause,
A true copy Of record.
20 HENRY HALL Regiiter.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-03
THE PREMIUM HORSE
YOUNG MORGAN TALLIO

va, sired by the Old Woodbury. Morgan
This horse took the first premium a, the
State Fair at Albany. As farm horse he
10 no doubt the best stud horse in America
Tie is from the hest family Of Morgans. The
The same horse sired old Tall,o that sired
Old Clifford and Tallio's dam, and was far
superior 10 old Clifford in every respect; he
j. a blood bay color, and weighs 1900 pounds.
lie sired Gray Hawk that stood at Brandon
last season. Gray Hawk was sold last sea.
son for 1880 and was taken to Chicago
Tallio's stock is far superior 10 Black HAWKS
every respect am the first man that ev-
er paid large price for a Morgan Horse
| purchased the Old Woodbury. Morgan in
the year 1896 Of John Woodbury., then Of
Bethel, at the enormous SUI, a. it was then
thought, Of $500.
Ta'lio is now at WIN. NJ. Fields stable in
Brandon, and will remain there through the
season.
Terms Ten dollars TO ensure q foal. All
mares disposed Of before the usual time of
foaling will be considered with foal
WIN. WALKER, Agent.
Ilartlan6, June 7th, 1851. %
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STATE OF VERMONT, )uDE rsnsu
District OF RutlanL H6harel tLnt a

District OF Rutland, H1bored that \,
Especial session OF the Probate Court Of the
said District of Rutland h cid ut Rutland In and
for tho said Obstruction the fret MonLay, being
tho llth day of June, A. ID. 1851
Prefcnt, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge
Whereas Benjamin 4. Medium and Levi
Ncedhan, administrators Of the estate Of Bsnja
min Nesdhan late Of Shrewsbury, 10 said Dis
trict, deceased, intcstate, have this day applied
I" said court proposing to render final account
Of their administration Of said estate
Therefore II is ordered by the said Court
that the examination Of said account for allow
ancs aud the DEGREES Of the balance Of assets 10
hiI hands to the persons entitled thereto be and
the same arc hereby referred ts . stated sss-
sion Of sad court to he held at the once Of
the Register Of said Court in Rutland, in said
District on the LET Monday Leing the 7th day Of
July, 1881, aud notice thereof be given by
publishing . certified copy Of tho record Of this
order three weeks successivcly pre- vious thereto
in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed st
ssidltutland and circulating in the neighborhood
Of those interested, in order that all persons ia
terestod therein may then and there appear be-
fore said court and object 10 said account and
DEGREES if they see cause.
truo copy OF record p
HENRY HALL, Register.
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oH&QW 0CO@B,

CHAs. BURT & SON. have jus, received
from New York,
Splendid Fancy and Mourning Lawns,
Chameleon and Black Silks, Helene
and Cameo Prints, Paris Braids, Drop
Buttons, Black Laces for Trimming
French Working Cotton, Making Cot.
ton, Linen Floss, White Silk Lace,
Muslin and Cambria Edgings, Thread
Edgings, in great variety, Under
Sleeves, Muslin Collars and Wrist.
bands, Ladies' White and Light As.
sorted Kid Gloves, Ladies' Dark Kid
Gloves, Gents Black and White Kid
Gloves, Ladies and Gents Lille Thread
Gloves, great variety, White and
Pink Grape and Crapeless White Silk
Lace, White and Pink Tarleton, &c.
Their stock of Goods ia entirely new they
have no old trash to sell at 6 y per cent below
cost, to bring them down to o fair price.
Rutland, June II, 1851.
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CENTRE RUTLAND
PrOtXtuy Unun Nunlbr I'm.

ME subscriber, wishing to dispose Of his
II entire stock of Goods and in order TO
do so in the shortest possible time, is indu-
ced TO sell them at cost to 'ou,siders,' and 10
insiders at ten per cent less than COST
All persons who are DESTROYS of becoming
me nbers, caa learn the terms Of membershp
by calling at the Store Al the corner of Broad
way and Pine streets, Centre Rutland, W hero
the prineiples will be duly explained, and
tickets issued TO all who wish 10 Join the As.
ISOLATION. In short, all who are in search Of
the cheapest place to buy goods can save
much trouble by calling upon the subscriber,
who u prepared to attend to their wants and
disposed TO sell goods at less than importers
prices, in exchange for cash, farmers pro.
duce, or upon short approved credit
J.B, PROCTOR.
Centre Rutland, May, 1851. I9;aw
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-03

Vt L.,u made. IL toe o,h d,arici.
lst-l, Represented by the Hon. Edward
Sisn.vy. Wing. William II Washing
ton la. recently declined the Wing nom
inn'ion. and !, i. thought possible the
Mr. Stanley may be induced to again
b-c'mc candidate. H. the 9th district
the Hon. David Outlaw. Wing. 10 70 can.
didate Tor 70 .elec,ion---as yet without
opposition.
The canvas. in Tennessee. be,wecr
Governor Trousdal., dem. who j. a can
iida,e for re.rlee,ion. and Gen. William
n. Campbell, the Wing nominee, il
gro~iug warmer every day. The Con
gre ssional nominations are not A. ye
complete We are glad 10 soc. howcv
er, by our las, dates from Memphis
ihn, the Wings have brought GU. Col
Walter Coleman ~ their candidate 10
Congress. in opposition to Mr.. Stanton
the late democratic member. and AZ
preparing to make = vigorous effort Il
elect him.