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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

The subscribers having been appointed agents this place
for the above NAMED company prepared to receive offers
and policies of Insurance Fire. Marine River and
Life Risks, liberal terms. All losses incurred at this
agency, will be promptly adjusted and paid by the under
signed. DEROSSET & BROWN.
n BRisks will he taken the lives Of slaves the
most liberal terms.
Wilmington, n c. Dec l, 1s5i-72-d&wtf
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EvER1TTsyILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE next session in this Institution will tho
Isl day of January 1852. A complete corps of well
with full set of Philosophical, Astronomical and Chemical
Apparatus The opportunities presented for sound and
Education are equal to those Of any similar In
stitutien in the State.
For terms, &c, application may be made to
JOHN EVEkITT, Esq. OF
Rev J. JONES SNIYTII. Principal,
Eterittsville Wayne Co.. N. G.. ?
There vacant.es for only boarders in the
family Of the Principal but board be obtained very
reasonable in families of the highest respectabty III
the village. Dec 6. IS5l-77IawS I4-w3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so gross, with and withou
~ - - sulphur % '"i' -' WILKINSON & EsLER-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

THE GEO HARRISS HAS ARRIVED. and we ,,ss,
are Prefared to show up the handsomest lot of FwV
Misses Caters offered in this market. We keep "
always hand the very best Philadelphia Callers and
manufacturing some Of those Misses Calf Shoes which
all admit to ouwear anything of the kind ever sold in Will
mington.
DAILY EXPECTED BY sCHR. FIDELIA.
y pair Ladies' Caters so pair Childs Morocco Shoes
Feb "a 1852 ZONES 4 G. ERDNER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

NEW AND FRESH 1000 lbs. Candy. all qualities;
IN $500 lbs Nnts fresh and good; p boxes superior
Lemons. For sale low by WILKINSON & ESLh1t.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TINE subscribers having the 9th December. 1851 form
ed Copartnershp under the firm of VESSEL & Ell
LERS have taken Stores Nos and z of p K. Dcknson's
Building, North Water Street, Wilmngton n. c., for
merly occupied by Mr. Miles Cosn, where they rtend
keep hand general assortment of GROCERIES, IL
QUORS, and PROVISIONS a. wholesale.
]. VESSEL.
jan 10. ,52-1I3 lm-20-3m1 III. B. EILERS.
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3
VESSEL & EILERS.
COMMISSION Merchants and Wholesale Gre cers,
\ North Water Street. Wilmington n c., intend to keep
the above stand general Of Groceries Liquors
and Provisions at wholesale-and to carry General
Commission Business
REFERENCE:
+. p. HArr.. Prest Branch Bank Of the State. }
o. G.. PARSLEY. Pres't Commercial Bank, WilDiogton.
P. K. DICKINSON, ESQ,
PoPPE & Co.. So. 4
DoII.vEe & PcTrEn. ne" iofk' IlI3I
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Tribute Of Respect.

AT II called meeting Of Piusylvuna Lodge
No. 81, on Wedncs lay evening. Sept. 22d,
1902, the folio" lng preamble aud resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
The melancholy announcement having been
made To this Lodge oithe dccease of our auen-
ted brother, Robberi A Carter, and feeling il
our duty, rs II Is our mouruful pleasure. to bear
testimony 10 the sterling qualiies which had 50
much cndoared him to us us man, and as a
mason. il Is therefore
Resolved, That in The death Of our ltr
brother Robert A. Carter, the community has
lost useful, upright an honest ,itizcn,-Mn,
som y lth'u true and jealous member and
We. hrolrr aud companion endcared tn hy
III" social tefconrse "f many years
hcsoivcd, That in tutcn oil our RESPECT for
the memory of Our Iamentcd bro. her. we Will
attend his burial and viii wear The usua,
bad e OF monrnng FOR thirty days
Il es"lved. Tint ~ tender 10 the re ,ations Of
IT," deceased onr heartfelt sympathy in Their
oifllt tiou.
Resolved, Fhata copy e these resolutions
be TOR" ardcd 10 the relations oi the dec, se,.
and to the D,nvilIe aud Lyncl,lurg papers for
publication d. G. RA&SDALE. Mn.tcr
IL, SCEuGGs, Secy.
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spoil q in high terms Of his associates IN inc 'o''
tigeur regiment.
Among the incidents no related were the
following: When the great works oil the enc
nv had been carried at Chepnliepec. 'enerai
Scot came IN at the moment oil victory nnd
wac received with tremendous shouts. lie
rails I'd his arms and exclaimed TO Us: 'Oh'my
braae RITES hon thank you! You HAVE
BgT TRIED ny FIRg AND BLOOD, AND COME OUT
STEEL I uish that Ihad arms iong c"01gh
10 cidsp you all IN onc ,carm enDroee ~ 1oy ana
gratitude tor yopr noJie dccds tbs dayF y e.
gentlemen, continued Mr.. w, that Is the way
| he spoke To u.s. That is the man who has been
so bused, and charged with all manner OF I'M
pro prieiics That is the man v ho, they say IS
no orator Now lrve yon ever heard OF any
ma n " hn could have said TINT better, or more
apI ropriately in fewer words.
| as 10 General Pierce. he lWalkcr) had
nothing To cay II vas moi his place 10 speak
agl inst my man. for he was no politician. lie
knew very little about Pierce, and Ind seen 1T
tic or uothiug of HIM whIe in Mexico. Bu'
! lie (nh jusf righf abom GeReral Seot, and .)di
$40 re Of going r,gM (aIrhough he was Demo
crAt. aud the General was II Whg) IN gong
! for linn oat and ant. He felt that Scott was
competent 10 make an excellent President
not merely in n military point Of view, but in
all rPsppcfs - Ia.
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a.o,.er Crcya..c OF Democracy.

WepubIished the other day the remuneration
of seven democratic vgilaa, committee men
In Kanawha. Below we give The signing off
of eleven others. a letter from perfectly
reliable quarter. dstod Kanawha. September
81, 1852. assures US that the Wing majority in
TINT county will be larger than was ever given
before. MANY democrats will vote for Scott
aud Graharn" No one can doubt it after wit
Messing the sad future of that parry IN is al
iempis at organization. And what Is rcnarko
bic too. lis the natural commentary Of tho Rich
mond Whg) the oeeess ans IN tis Wings arr
from the rank and file of the Democracy
from the patriotic md honest masses, who seek
M office. hut nre going lor the cool of thu
county II IL fur 10 presume they repre-
sent the feeling and tendencies of their clasi
while the dcfections fran, the Wings consii
mainly uf disappointed ollicc-seckers. who cal
ry no one with them mud whose descrlsn is \
ldeycrancc.
A strong and united pull gives US the victc
fyl To work then. Whigsi and lei us re
deem oar old S'ntei The thing can he don
III g,n0 be- lone"
Fr9w dc kounNhn Rtyubticas
STILL THEy CONE I'VE suspect the Lea
dero oi tIc Piece party in th. county will b.
forced to appoint committee to hold their Wig
aaco Commiitec before The canvass il over:
1@~ III" Republican.
Mourn or SsEpY, IA. %. Sept. H. 1852
Mn. NEWTON: We find that our Democratic.
friends hHve appointed rs ON their Commute
Of Vigilance Cor hi. County. They. Of COURSE, }.
expect us to hc vieiant in this they shall OF
be I'll ,apponted; bui they must not think ha ri
II ~, II We prefer Ia he vipnnt for the cot n.
Try, rather than the Democratic party. and or
tie brave old pniriol and soldier. WHO rs
" liant Cor Us when some o4 Va we're IN nr
mothers arms. ruther fhln III" present ank cn
Candidate OF the Democracy. In Tact, SIR. ~c
arr Ercd1 Norttefn mea ruth So1fictn la 70.
,aks." GEORGE II. CAMP.
WILLIAM l.. HiNDMAN,
WILLIAM Hay MES.
WIN. H. GRAHAM.
BENJAMIN KUCK Err,
JOHN KUCkER
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rendered his country were rendered for the
love he bore her. The honor and glory of the
fJn;on had ever been dear TO him. md his high.
est ambition was TO attain place IN tho heart
of his countrymen.
a, The coaelasion ofhisirief but appropriate
address. he was greeted with the most enthns'
asric apnlause. and escorted In his hotel, where
he Was called Out. and obliged TO make ano.
,her short address. lie then returned TO his
nnartmen.s: hat boat arriving from Ripley.
Oil, with ESQ passengers. he was again call
ed ON and made hrief speech n which he
paid an eloquent tribute tn the memory oi Ma
inr @ .nersl Brown after whom Brown county
in wt,ci Ripley i. siinated, Is called.
He also eulogized Generals Ripley nnd
navner, and concluded ly thanking the dcpn.
,ation Tor their invitation 10 attend Wing
mce,iag IN Ripley; hul declined on the ground
that 10 Rad madru rule IN atlend no parti-
van n,eeting4 During The .vcning, be was
,r,rsalured tn ,he widnw al Gen. Harp,r II
is estimated that about 6ooe people arc pre-.
Sent
A, r.,on 10 day. Gen Scott and maj,r Lnn
son Ia privately for flne Lick Springs. 10
meet Ten Wool aud will remain there itil
Tuesday, They will go thence u The Agrenl
taral Fair ~ pa,i4. Ti,,rree They vii 90 n
Iox,nsr,,n Inui-viilc Cjucinnaf and through
Ohio tn Stnduskv and Ia New York. by way
Of, he l.akes and Buffalo
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Lynchburg Markets-Sept. 20.
WHOLESALE PRICES.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and in demand ut lo4o
l21 cents
PoRK.-Nnnc.
BEgf-We quoteby the quantItyut ia5 cts.
FLouR.-Old s91i Nes s3sM4
WuEAr-Rrd 75c; White 80 cts.
MrAL. Corn Meal 71a75c.
C,KAlS-Corn Gpn7O els: Oats 40 To ID cents
GUAxo-Best Peruvian $50 to SIS per ton.
pLAsrKr.--Lamp. 81 ]; Ground sSd. in Bbs 10.
SpGAes-New Orleans 61a9 cts; Porto Rico : to 10
CTS Clarified l0alI cts. Lonf II to l2d cts.
NulsKY-Mourtnin 30 rts.
BgEswAx.-21 too cents.
BuTrrR-Fresh in small lots l21 to ", Firkin dnl
l2a
I,HAxDY.-Applc. 40nij Peach, 80 IL s5ets.
BAR IRoS.-$75a30 assoriedduli.
CoPFEr.-Rn Il to- IL cts. Lagrira II TO III Mocha
30; java Is II.
CouxrHY LlsrNs.--Tow i Ito 5;scarce and want
cd FIX 2al Acts.
CorToS YARNs.--Salns nj II cts
FgATHERs- To SO cts.
WooL-2S to 81 cts.
Wool RuLLs-35 toS71 very source.
GINsENG-32a35 cts.
FLAX SEru.-Sales 81 per So lbs.
Flsn.-Henings, No. |, sS4: llaiifnx M. Herring,
s6as75 SlIad. $13; Mackrrrl No. B. IS
T4LLow.--S to 81 cts.-dulI.
TAR: $3.50 per hb
HKMr.--We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
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LYscBBuRG, SEPT. SrH' Io1Z.
Mn NITcggtf-Sm: You nsk how l like my
pnmn hive been work ing it for three months. and
re rnore use H. the better like it The smallest
boy nave cau get water in less time man used L"
IA ~ a man with the old nshionedioPe and bucket pe-
fde. the advantage gives me indry and dusty Wcat'
N, will /. IN Inc centre part of my ot and is So feet
doom md y. ib the aid If Two men, in n very
tow minutes my gnrcn yard and street IN front
ol my house. and throw whfer over any house upon te
lni-and in cnse of fire, hnye my hose 80 convenient
TINT in one minute from the time reach the we'll can
I,,ve The winter lpou H. and four n en- cnn work it io
honr4 without ccusing Situated as am, above on'
Reservoir wonld not b without this Pump for twenty
tmrs IL cost and would recommend all who are sltua.
ted in like 10 myself, 10 % straight and buy one
of your Pumps. lonrs respectfully,
sept 23--dlw JOHN Dh Lit
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49,

- remedy for Dyspepsin ever offered Ia the pub
lic hns met with the UxPREcEDESTED SUCCESS nj BA-
kER'S CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTERS. Nor
han ton years ago, the Proprietor of this medicine
hal the good fortune discover its superior virtues in
the eradication of DyspePsia ind feeling il to be duty
ho owe, the public once in private way offered
thcse i}ters 10 those who we're afflicted Since tnht
time until within tw months he hnS not sought. by
advertising otherwise. from the simple fact tl there
many Pnnuccns nlnt. In give them worry
tended reputation, .oud he lave done had
hundreds of his friends who had used themto great adj
vantage Themselves and III .r families, urged him IL
rive his Bicrs publicity order that the whole
human family might be benefited by their Having
oon4enfrd L. do 50, he has greatly enlarged his iuc
rs Tor manufacturing, and would 4ay oa who nf
iirted with Dyspepsia, Dauhna, Coles, Cramps. Sour
Stomach, Constipation Of the Is, and all dienses
arising from diaordcrcd digestion hat BHkcrs Premium
Bitter of all other remedies the best thar has yet
hren discovered for the eradication Of these Annoying
complaints. Price so cents per bottle. For sri"by
sept 23-3w d. Il. LYMAN.
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"Iierc IN lie capital Of Mexico, conquered
by the American arms under my comn,nni,
fln myself but prisoner NJ lnrge--n Chief
criminal before tho court. Deeply wouaded,
my military pride IS cnst down INTO the dust
not by the public enemy, hu by the lonk orn.
Of po" or from homo. Al That could he done
Ia that quarter 10 irjure, 10 degrade and hum.
BILE me- here and elsewhere. has beer accom-
pllshed. Bat, sustained lay tn Almighty MN
--feeling my t''r strong in conscious rr,iitn Il,
s'rorg in MN and BODY, strong in all lhr
,neans Of selfderucc-I bid defiance 10 m,
accusefs"
SCH va, tho Indignant language Of til,
liz 70 and Patriot-the Con1ncror Of MrNico
when, after n Succession al the most br,mn
victories on rocord-having planted the lan
nor nj his oo1ntry 10 Tic carital of The enemy.
lac faurl himself arroigncd as a criminal upon
the mot frivolous chal ges, preferred by ~ ia
cens.d and euvious subordinate. Ilolor,
scarcely nlfords another instance at such ha ~
ingratitude, o' go foul and cruel u rong. Win
means seemingly altogether nndroua,c after u
series of exploits exhibiting all the resources
"i military science, strategy and courage; cam.
"a
'"''at'"n ct III" glorious army h'eh he hpd led
from victory TO victory; in the r,onen, of rri.
u np''. his sword That sword mich no enemy
could wresi from him---was stricken from his
hand BY the fat Of partisan President, and
he called on to unswe The vague, maliciou,
snd al,e acc usations of hs enemies and perse.
cu'ors. We do not wonder that the great
hcart ni the warrior swelleG Utmost to bursting
and that he uttered words instinct with deem
!. sehse of Insult. outrage and oppression. For
,nlusIice no greater than this Corioluuus raised
his hand against his own country:-.-Sco,t.
moreofapatriot and moe ola chrislinn phlosn-
rher' not only bore the inlisniiics that " ere
Lesped upon him by those in power but refus d
tosnrrender ias citizenship IN his own copnrrv
even tn accept an empire e'scv here. Neither
the ga lug sense finjary hefc, nor the lare of
wealth. aud power there could make him f,,,,,.,
what was due to his native land, Or ccas. -
love it with all the ardor of his great and fiery
soul. 1t will soon be determined whether all
that he has borne, and all that he has done have
been in vain whether the people Of the land
he has loved and served and suffered FIR sr
much. will confirm and add to the mi tic
already done him. or will rewa j hirn I hi
long and faithful services,i,y comforting on hin
the highest honor within their gilt Thcr" al
he hut one opinion as 10 which co..rse a mag
unanimous ieopleswi rn Fer.
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ADAM CART,
REGARD y. CART.
a Soldiers 'Ecst.sts0sny,

he h"ruhlran ee.ms Ia regard /, rs II W. tv
aenfc0n' 'c'rram-tnnce That the lncoioco +.
GERS oi the nr5'v in MrNire (,ppnintcd Tor lie
most part 10y Mr. Polk. J ,l,nnld favor the 81 ,2.
ton 81 Gen. P,otce. Ne should think il stral re
ttp We're not 40, Froin oil accounts hi. n pr
II lily for 'hr fjiilt;ng hero does NOT exrene 4,
LIE rank ami Tie. Scoyes Of brave d hon r..r
'e'not'nts-who ln.long,d to the body of ts.
mn'y, nnd fen the guiding an protecting IN is.
'.pcco "a Gen Scott IA NIL the vhis-i,udes +. pd
letils OF the camp, tt,e march AMI tic Fl, H..
havc broken loose 4nrn tl,,ir pa t, ulleeiar e.,
and are no" lighting toi Scott with as deyo ted
a zeal as they toaehl Nth him and undcr ln
then. A striking instance occurred lately in
Baltimore at the ward meeting OF one or IL cir
Clubs:
"As soo1 as Gen Cooub had taken hi. SCI.
plain, but Intelligent looking man. y no = 4
listened to lam atlen'lselv throughout, ca / p
forward md took the stand
He gave his nalne u, !. w. Walker. J. nj
declared himself frankly To have been, aud IN
DC yet, decided Democrat bat that he WIS
no'e determined 10 cote for Itynfeia SroY f,y
he Ple~dcacy IF He United Stats. He had
brought 10 himself tins determine i'm lecalrse
Ir kncU tie man. He had iolloaei him t,.,,n
Vera G ruz TO the National Palace OF Mexico.
and had fully observed him in all his actions,
and carefully studied his noble character 1t
has been m,pIioacd, said Mr. Walker, 10 IN
jare t'ener.,i scott that the officers of The arrly
Were not anNlon~ for his election Let that be
as %, 1t may the men, the pam fum'Ir e9'Jicys
SO h'"sse.f, ARE FOR HIM. TunY " il not SEQ
! u. a'"'ed without defending him. TnlY
N",," i.o~ t. appreciate his true gallantry, his
ha'fl'''7n' his humanity md his openhearted
N'''ih'eS 10 'nem in time OF necd. Mr.. Walker
here gave very Interesting accom-, ~ nv
rertnce in rho great M,x;ean ram,,.;r. MI
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Ouo--CuEERlNG INTELLIGENCE "A Post
script 10 n business letter dated Midderown,
Butler County, Ohio, says:
The prospects for Scott continue 10 brighten
daiiy. Gon need NOT I,c alarmcd about lIaleisn
or Free Sodisn in this state But few Wings
will be caught in that third party trap this time.
Ohio will give Scott - O00 ma joriry
have MIXED with the hard hslcd yeonanry OF
the country and ! know what tLey ill do
Murk my prediction!
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TuE GREAT uNKNemN-The Hon. Charles
Fonron Mercer, of Virginia, who served four
W ars in Congress al the same time with Gen.
Pierce; the Hon Edword Stanly, who served
five years With him in the ssne capacity; md
the Hon. Thomas i. Marshall, Of Kentucky,
WHO also served seveal years, with many other
members; all testify that they have no recolrc-
non Of Gen. Pierce, in hI+ public or private re-
ations. Surely such person must be "a mar
velIous proper man 10 ,e run for the Presi-
dencv His most partial advocates cannot
put their hands upon single act, speech, re-
port, or measure which originated with hn,
and which Would in any way cnfitlc hm 10
more than common consideration. Aud Vet
such is The im,llvidual selected to compete for
the Chief Magistracv with statesman aud
soldier " hose fame is part Of the nation, hrs.
tory, and hose deeds and character are
known hrreyerihc e. gsh tongue is spoken
or read. Phtia. Garctfr.
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DAILY VIRGINTAN.

THURSDAY MORNING. fEfT'R3 81, 1852
=sszz==z-z---@s-----
FTa~ VIRGlNlAN OFFICE seafh side First Altt,
h,'fe Alnin nad Third Street dijaeenf - Geo NJ
RusN,,tfs d, G,ts St,tte aud tifs Washington Hotel
2 sulartay - Tho Counting .Ro,an ei be oPcn from
i-rna .evnn ~ S1n1nf MIR inrs. fr ihr
delivery - The paper 1" thn.n ria ds4e II At taf ic.
-tzz-=z=s-z
- IN. ,iag ,,oa. Vi ooatet tayor on IL
Nv end { i theiT 1d'-rtist neBls eally in the la
Ther af'rnton - thi' viii cuablc nrend proper.
" n .he1n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Political Appointments for camp
bell.

There " III be discussions of the merits OF the Oandi
date. for the Presidency at the following tunes and
place. in Campbell Coz ON the first satu rday !" of-
tober at Mary >ye the second at BfookneaF o" me
third nj Hat reek AMI Nowlin Store on the iour'
-. sept 27-3w
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GEORGE II. CAMP.
WILLIAM l.. iJiNDMAN,
WILLIAM HAYNES.
WIN. T.. GRAHAM.
BENJAMIN RUCK Err,
JOHN KUCkER.
T0y Hc hananha E,pn6iiean

KANAwnA Co, Sept II. 1872.
NJ. Newton - Dca1 ,Sr-1 leurn from n
frie1d TINT have been appointed on rhe d =.
morfa'ic Committee q Vigilance t'r this Gou l.
y.
must decline the npIn6ntlncw TO- Two rel
sous:--i'irst, Bccansc there arc no Pierce me !,
IN my region TO be- viginnt ovcG end. scron l.
because | expect on lhs occn .ion to go i Il
ntcr Er Scott myself
Yours truly. IKE Comfy.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYEcBBuRG. Sept. -

TOBACCO.-Receipts decreasing Inspection. thu
INST week 237 hhds.; demand good for all descripon
,,;ces somewhat Irregular with sales Of Lugs AT FRI
/ o, 10 Sc 90; Common Lent to 81 90; Good and
fine shipping Leaf To 50 50; Good Manufacturer
leaf 10 to SIS 90; Fine 10 extrp do l. To s25 co.
WHEAT 5a 80 fur good Red aud White.
WM f SMITH, Con-. MERc'r
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poH PRFaipKSt.
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
or vFw JFhsrf.
FoR vtcH PntsinrSf.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
or NORTH cARoilvN.
Elertors far ttpe Atn.p III x~ryEt.frs
Electors for the s,a.c oI .srginiu.
.LECTuRs AT LtRGR.
JOHN NJ. BOIIs3
MILAN i. PRESTON.
ELECTORAL TICKET

ihhN ~ u ! I'M =
II 7. r. t--Jnhn II kilhy Of Nsssc0orl
81 pi.'i t-Edwnrd u Ch,mher.. of Nrctl'nhutg
81 Di-uget-Thomas s. Flouniny. ut linlilax.
lth Diei,tut-Il II Marshall al Charlotte
5il Disfiti--heN Rive II ''gmlrlo
Gtl, hi-i,icf VIM g. Sceu. dffa-hrfnr .
7ih Di-irirf--l"s. Srrar ri Eliziha.l Civ.
su Di.t,e,-hoht. Maya of Ncslnor,ltra.
e..l Dist,i'l--llcnry w. Ihomas. al nirtIs.
i01 D's'risl--h'cX, n Beicl,r. Of teaer.,.r
il'h nisrricf--Coii y. Baldwin of Are,i.te
18th il,s'rici john Eckols, aManrae. q ~ q.
10Th Dls.rct-Wal,cr pteston, Of Washington.
lin oi.iuet--John J.)ackson. r. Of You'd.
18th Disttici-T NJ. Gally, Of Ohio.
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, It now being certain th4t city to be lighrea
with with ems | take the earliest opportunity ut IN
forming the citizens of Lyncbnrg that shall prepare
Immediately for GAS-f1fTING.and especially solicit
the patronage Of my friends and the public generally,
Aug 2O-dts a. 4. DABNEf, ACT =
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TX h COMFY.
kANAwnA Co, Aa.-GIvfNs' NsrRlcr.
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kaNAwn, Co. Ia.-GIYfNs' DpsrRIcr.
September i9rh, 1882.
Mn. NEwroN- Denr Sn: Prvnnt rs IL in
: or'n the "Cruual u, riot ratjo Il ,liante Com.
mlite +" ('hroneh the columns Of the Renuhli.
cam TIM from The ,ors best reasons, We can =.
will ro'--ni1 In the election OF Me=srs.
Piepce and King; nnd nsicad 81 bringing Dem.
ocraiia ,oies To the polls. VIZ Ro'c declare, thar
for ourselves, We cnunU lcnd Our own votcsor
influence against the chnnpieHs nf onr '0lols
conlt'y' Yes sir. poto intend ~ suppos1
SCOTT. GRAHAM. u ii thr UNION Tie
whole Union. We az fluffy Iorsunded, viii be-
peli,ctly safe under the control or him who has
~ gailunt> d, Tended onr common country NJ
tho North aud at the Sauth--and Who lm4 over
,roYed Himself r,alyro sIpiE his tlr's dood at.
the toGi VI the Flan Staff lhn ~ proudly bcar !,
aloii tie glorious Stars ii Stripes ol the Ian
oi tie lnmortnl WaIdnelo trd our y orl, Z
ancestors CRAWFORD CART, :
CONRAD CART.
ADAM CART.
REGARD D. CART.
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John Garrett. Ab'narI,; g Z WiIliams. Fran Kiln,
W"oi"ln" GhtisGau,hurg; II I.Bfoob. Rich, nnd.
I"r y "hnehirr h"diori;Jos VI Wade. Moatgo,,.rv.
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IA; 'H"s Sheer, FiydC ~ Hale. K Bu.h. : -
stj Dickinson f isCioia,,rne and luiv Franklin:
ImNlon, RapuoAc; thte,y bcslius Flo>dt III;
we u sro"n, Ia'y an 1--WE children. locl Hoorr
\ IN Bonz", Bsdtari; 4 Pattrsnu. iihrrt,: \ ~
StIH Er tlnennna & j Bcir,c. c Yaught Alnu,,r
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~ Religious NOfice.-The Funeral oil
DE- the late Richard Perkins, decd. VIII iahe
place Mt the residences Of his ather on the cnnd s"
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