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New York Cattle Market.

y %
Beeves--27OO southern and western otfer-
ed; business less active than last week, and
prices not so firm: good qualities $7a8; 800
remained rnsold--the market closing dull.
Sales Of 100 Cows and calves at $50, 35 n
so. 800 sheep and lambs offered, the for
mer at $3a3, rs; the latter at 81, ,5Oa2, rs
800 remaining unsold.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT the following
| = accounts hnve been fled in the probnte court
OF Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement.
The fnal account ofSamuel Williams ns exsc-
utor of the estate Ol Elizabeth Williams, doceas-
cd
The 6nnl account of Samuel Rogers rs guar.
dian of Eliza Ellen Hines. MINOR.
Al thnt the same will be lily examined
and passed upon by the uuderngned on Monday
the 30th day of August next.
B. w. VElRS, Probate Judge.
July 27 1889.
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H"WhO is that lovely girl?" exclaimed
the witty Lord Norbury, in company with
his friend Councillor Grant
"Miss Glass" reblied the Councillor.
"Glass!" reiterated the facetious Judge.
81 should often be intoxicated cOuldI place
such glass TO my lips,
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Cincinnati Market.

Vugust 7.
Very little business was done to-day and
there has been no change in prices. Sales
400 bbls flour at So, 90 Some Bacon sides
were offering at 81, but no demand. Rice
has advanced to 5 cents.
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Scientific American.

This is one of the best papers in the coun-
try, and should be in the hands ofevcry per,
son who wishes to study the arts and scien-
rcs of the present age We would not dc
wlthoutit for double the cost orits subscrip-
ton price. Publish I'd by Mum Il Co., in
New York, at the low rates of 81 90 pei
annum.
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for seasoning

The WAY THEY COUNTED.-The young
whigl;ng gwho stated that there were 10000
Scott men at the Niagara Falls celebration,
insist that he cannot be mistaken, for the day
after the meeting, Baber counted the tracks
and that was the precise number. After that
he had better make tracks himself
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Philadelphia Cattle Market

august 8.
1000 Beeves offered and sold at SO,
per cwt. 500 Hogs in market at seas, ,25
per cwt Sales Of 100 cows in market at
12a$45. Sheep and Lambs-Sales of the
former at $3a4,50; and of the latter at
$2a3
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EE-The largest crowd that has been ir
Cadiz for some time, was here on last Mon.
day for the purpose of attending the circus
One thing we was glad to observe, and tina
was, that there were but few persons undel
fahe influence ofintoxicating liquors, thing
quite uncommon upon such occasions. This
speaks we'll for the credit Of the town, and
for those who behaved themselves SO we'll on
that occasion.
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Administrators Sale,

nN the 2Ist day Of August. A. ID. I85 at
NTGclock. p. NJ. at the door OF the Conr!
House in the town Of Cadig, viii, be sold to lhs
highest bidder. the following real estate us the
property Of Eli Ruser deceased, to vii: The cast
hniI Of lot number twenty iour -. and the
OfllUrrisen aud State Of Ohio. Suid two otis
appraised at $l2O each
Terms + sale--One- third cnsh in hand, bal
lance in two equal annual uyInegis with inter
est,
JACOB GUPSHALL, Administrator
Of Eli Roscr, dect nse,l.
Ill, a
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PHILADELPHIA Marknt.

August 7.
Flour-Quiet; sales of 1000 bbls for cx-
port, at $4, l2 for mixed and straight, and
$4,25 for Western; for Pennsylvania extra
d7E
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Spice for the 'Hasty Plate of Soup.

Certain whig editors. in their insane fol
ly talk of carrying Indiana for Scott The
township in which indianapolis is situated
in l848 gave a majority for Gen. Taylor o.
I40 votes--the county amajority Of 89, while
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Pittsburgh Market.

August 7.
Bacon--Shoulders 81 a 84c; Hams Ole
Sides Sc; Sugar Cured Hams, lie.
Flour-Superfne, 50, l5a3, 90; extra, g.
81
Groceries-Sugar 6a64c; Molasscs 35a
36c; Coffee 1Oal04c; Rice 5a54c.
Grain-Oats 32a35c; Wheat 62a70c;
Corn 42a55; Barley 40 to SO.
Glass by 10, 1,75.
Oils--Linseed h5: Lard No | RNc
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Ey- The District Court for this county,
was held on last Friday. Judges StillwelI,
Jewett and Alexader were present Judge
Ranney, the SHpreme Judge was not here.
There not being much business before the
Court, it soon finished up its labors.
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DEATH OF JOSEPH =. HAWKINS. Joseph
S. Hawkins, Esq, of preble county, dtea
suddenly on Tuesday last, at Eaton. Mr..
Hawkins was well known, and much respect
ed in the Miami Valley. He had served his
county in the General Assembly several
years, and was extensively engaged in prac-
tice as lawyer Gin. Enquirer.
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S-Persons an CaGiz and Vicinity wish
ing to visit Harlem Springs, will please ap-
plyfor seats to Il. G. Vincent at the National
House--Cadiz Ohio. The Harlem Hack
leaves Cadiz every Tuesday and Saturday
mornings, and returns every Monday and
Friday evenings.
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Notice.

A r my instance n writ Of attachment was
N thiP dnv Issued by Samuel Bell, "a justice Of
the peace ofGrccn township. tlurrison county.
Ohio against tho rights, credits and property Of
Denton Young. An absconding debtor.
Dated July 10Th, 1852.
Aug4. MARlAH BLORE.
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E9-What has become of that valuable
agricultural paper, the Ohio Farmer. We
have not seen copy for several weeks. Hope
you have not cut us off your list, Br. Brown,
Should be sorry if you have, for the Farmer is
one of the bestpapers that comes to this office
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New York Market.

AUBusI 7.
Four-SaIes 5000 bbls at S4, ,O6a4,3l for
State. Grain-Sales 5000 bush. wheat at
s for western. Sales 10000 bush. mixed
corn at 59la6lc..
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VIM. Ming Nicoll.

NH ANUFACTURER OF Saddles. Btidlcs
lVA. Harness and Trunks, OF all kinds md
qualities, NJ the old stund, No. l09, Main street,
Wheeling, Va. Carpet and Saddle Bags. isa,,h-
els, Vnlices, common nnd plni,ed earrings rnd
Buggy Ilumess, Briggs Parent Forest City Coach
Wagon md Drny Harness OF all kinds. always
on hand and made to order on libera t.,us.
oc'2g-lv
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Native American Ticket, 1874
LEGION OF HONOR!

Amounts received on subscrip-
tons to ''Sentinel s. Farmer" since
Aupust 4. 1852:
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EgrIn the First Congressional district in
Hamilton county Hon. DAVID 7. DISNEY re-
ceived the nomination in convention by ac-
clamation. Messrs. HOLMES and HALDEMAN
declined, and the name of Z. C. DAY having
been by friend Withdrawn.
In the Second District the ballot stood
for
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Misses' Year.
NOTICE.

A t my instance an nttachaant was this Il =
"A Issued by Robert Maxwell. Jus,iog u lie
Pence Of Archer township. iIa,risun so,.a,,
Ohio, against the nroperiy an eftcts 81 Easass
Smilcy, 2 non.fesideuI Of sa,d couuly. Ilnted
jul, 5, 1859, WILL An RlT.4u VT
July u, @ at 8ilYg Ma
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II lIjSI)AY, ,

the 9lst day of August, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidate tor
Congress for this diatrict.
Ut is also recommended that commit
tees of Vigilance, for each Township,
he appointed at the same time, to act
i'm concert with Central Committee.
YOur Central Committee earnestly
request each and every Democrat in
Harrison ounty to attend their town.
ship meetings, and appoint such dele.
gates as will attend the different Com
ventiOns.
BY order of the Democratic Central Committee,
Cadiz, August III, 1862. ofHarrison County
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Senatorial Electors.
District Electors.

D16tIICL G1GCIOIOs
DI' rRICTs NAMES,
Ist' Charles Rhul,
I'd, George w. Stokes,
Sd, Il. S. Cunningham,
4th, Enoch q. Dial,
9Th, Samuel II. Steedman
9TH, Charles J. Orton,
9TH, James Kyle,
9th, Fraucis Cleveland,
9th, William Palmer,
10th, Benjamin p. Johnson
llth, John B. Dumble,
10Th, William Golden,
18th, Oliver Keyser,
l4th, Hugh ], Jewett,
18th, William Okey,
10th, Charles II. Mltchnor
18th, Chalkiey L. McArtor
18th, James findlcy,
10Th, Samuel D. Harris,
Goth, Eli r. Wilder,
21st, Elias II. lIalneS,
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Two New Wagons.

1.-TWO hew and good two horse 1nggons 70
snlc or trade at WOOD and SMITHS.
Also good strong OK Cart. w aud s.
july 81.
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~ n W. FHEtsW.
iIvAs PnILIIPg ~n.L,AH PH
"''SH" EEITI.TFF Within FH' ".
4. Phillips aEAd s.>s,sA

" W
VENIlE pnhs"ii~na-e n~r erening St,ris sa,
stock Of Bn,Is III d Sh~cs IN Ill tlrp:r y
city, which einbtarrr nlnnS IE%w ,N lrs r,.l ha
totnre presrn'r'i in 'adis, aGuons Wnci, i,tay
found ,hn k,ll,winE scasOnatde goods: 'bf4
Mems Wrar. issiF
Mens rsgged Welt Bosts. tine; B96s
II" &c Fnnp '!o do #F
do du hnlf welt 30
do du Nip do 40
do Sewr "Iorh tonsfcs & 'ir",s. wrs'.;
,to do du do pamps
do DO Il" TO EaiI ,wsI,..
do do J.tSy iics. hnr.
'to Pegset rumr KrnGaSs, & 5, qnaiity,
30 d" hnl' wch q" a.
r".rni Leutner sIipr ors;
Grain do Ap
WOmen'S Wear.
Women's Ligh. colo'cd KidSa ppsr'.r aaA
do Bronze do do dd
do BlacK Kid Slippers, Grst quaIiiy,
do da do ,h low prctG A
do do Turn Round lean, Lnds
. do DrOn1e 10 dc
do Light colnrcd do FL
do f.nnholed leaihes do
10 Black silk lasting d.
do Black lnsting Gniter Roots.
do Go-t Welt Buskins;
do Kid do do
DO Cont Pcgged Boots. fleets; ss0
do 10 do do Springs: alaH
do Jenny Lind Bots;
do Polkn Ito 5a
Misses Wear.
Misses Enameed Leather Jenny Linda;8 a.Sa
do Black Kid do do
do Bronze Tippcd do do
10 Lnstihg Gailer Boots;
do Bronze do do a
do Colortd MorccaA do
With good assortment OF Boy Yoniiss aai
chidren's shoes III ef which we will E4tst
TO give genernl satisfaction.
The iadies will find ut this estahlish,aeit /. \
| gsso rtment Of 6ne shoes not sHrpnsaai inrt
place. Our assortment will be fcnnal cana ~
any in the market, al,d the prices MS lo. sg&f
May S, 1882 r. PHILLIPS a. aa.N.
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CADIZMARKET-Aueu ( II,

August o.
Bacon-Hams at lOt; Sides, few in mar
ket Shoulders Sc.
Beeswax-l8@2Oc % fb.
Candles-Wheeling mould lOcts, Dipped
&c.
Castings Heavy are sold at 24@ Sets.
Cofee-Sales at 1O4tGll.
Cotton Yarns-14@ 5cts.
Featbers-25@335c. % ib.
Flour-2,87@S3, ,i9t.
Ginseng-25@3Oc. y fb.
Iron Bar 9tcts; Hoop 3J05c.
Leather-Hemlock Sole l8@2Oc; Span ISL
32c; MorOceos Sl6@l8 y dezen.
Lumber-Common 1926, per thousand
clear stuff 3d. so.
Molasses-N. o. by the barrel at sec
firm.
Mackerel-- Large No. 3. 50.
Nails-1Od,. .$ 3, sizes varying in proper
ton.
Soap-Wheeling, Al cts, for good ar.
Sugar.. Tendency upward.
Window Glass by 10, 1915, y boz
for No /. for common $3.50 1Oby 12, ;
@$3'25.
Wool-20@5Oe. % tb.
RETAIL AND FAMILY MARKET.
Butter-124@15c y fb; Lard-lOc p fl
scarce; Potatoes--New, 95c perpeck, for the
best; Bacon-Country hams lie 3R tb. sides
and shoulders lOc; Beans--184@25c "a
peck; BeeE-Best cuts lOcts u 1b; Vca
Steak 8@1O R 1b; Mutton--Best 6Ictsi
Eggs--124c 39 doz, Chickens--Live 1910
l5c, y piece, very small; dressed 1872
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AGENTr.--J uhu Benl.. Ca,Iis; W. &tsg@s. II
hr-on. New Mnrk-t. Ctnpkry ID bttsi,
Lee, New Athens; Tts@ s@r,s GtrSa, E-e+,.@l |:
X Pitts and sos. D,ersvillei J. P. vi. s1a
lIs arm, vile; A Ju & 'hrniter Ao~reh hi
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CERTATN pOTANIcAI Agent,

which IA all dsensr daTSnEsnepts Of ts tsOals h,1e
distractions diffcntlea pAihiu uleRStEaafhss. Ae te
effected Ths ron indigenous @, hsA i.a
In large quantities. anil medicinal noiriy isuds rrg
out elaai it torau ef tho cosnpoasds b tIs ss7
asbated eo,ue snTe, aDA the sTsea viii W. se~intsA
~ health by ia
For the relief OF nl SymRathsGfp Usaasss Hinaa iHrk
nancy alHys those distressing aud painful lnaass AcA
ottsH both married. anal unmarried tFHnss Eni
those periodical ohatgpcti0as which arise hSAE
cold, &e
CONSUMPTION AND LiyER C0NrLAIHT, Bha~us De.
esses InfaaHaatiS If US IzRRs, CSasAS, CeLs, Hsvav
Ssss NiEh SUsats, HsskRsAsp ac ar al tn~ 'i"sns
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Executors Notice.

lIopedaIc, o. August 8, 1852.
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SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Advance in Cotton itnd Brcudn.ui!s.


New YoRK, SEr7. 1.-The steamer Mashins"" rem br"
men, arrived this port to-day. She brings lL'erH"o
ia the l7th August, and has 22U passer""rs.
The Gotten market animated me sh"- ~ '";:"n ~
Liverpool The l4.h Of August reached !sUpJ nno'; On
he l6h l2 000 on the l7lh, 500O Prices hn. sGHmcg
I'd.
great speculative demand existed in tie LardcH ora
marker-Wheut had advanced s. per quarter; O'! o ri
Is 10 2s per barrel; Corn 2s So. Ccnso!s y9 -. i
money.
At Liverpool BreadsutIs quite firm ant 1'c'~
had slightly recedcd
Trade in the manufacturing provinces sat~i cioy
The Washington spoke the 23d August he r'rrGct
Carolina.
BURMAH.-A -Advices from Burmah siaie it "a his' rr'
liable that the whole Burmese Empire viii be aucNc' -
England
ENGLAND-Thc Queen of England had relnsn~H %
London. -,
The Fishery question exces farther nnsasnosf. The
Ministerial papers that all difficulties thc suict
had been amicably adjusted.
The English funds depressed, owing 10 Tho unpton
lsing harvest.
FRANCE In France all was quiet
The grand fete Paris the Ism August had rGs7 on
without any unusual occurrence.
The steamer bagduenc had arrived AT Southampton ,1o"
the Nes, Indies with 81 100 600 in gold.
AUSTRALIA--Advcesfr from Australia I" the r''tc"
Nav state that yield OF gold 10 the inn,!-
According accounts The yield exceeds !nc i,"r "
California.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
rUELlSHED DAILY AND SEMI WEEhL1,
81 WILLIAM F. & THOMAS RITCHIE, u.s.
[ l. L VI s.:

IL i'll.
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Lars aiken Tor shorter period Than one year far w
dollars ri, ihree d'' ~ ,a;I 80
rvahc IN advance he paid IN The Once OF ~ ' P
,,. ar .lN dollars per the eEG I" tHe s s
es- Al! ucs office he rcisssu ~ ~ ~ e ", ~,
risk oi the l'lip's. e P"S: '' '
naoe T pa t ~. rrsrs The postage OF single letter il
ncs,umt 70 the writer is the accumulation OF post
m business, which US sefious'a upon
""" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ TIE DAILY ENQUIRER-FoT TEN lines less. first
,i,a : and every succeeding insertion cent?
%ceS ~ three times week, tlri!
! v.. a1l a half cents for each Insertion after the first
.uuua CHARGED My dollars lines ani III
NJ nrouorU. lcnsll ~ tey
uc;nneers whoare charged $780, (pape. :nciud.d)
il TIE SEMlwEEkLi-Fo TIN lines, or less first insertion
c,a.s; fpr arh Continuance 80 cents.
orders dsiancc must be accompanied with the advance
/, satisfactory references. 10 insure execution.
obituaries and tributes Of Tespsc exceeding eight nes,
s., ,,rg.ig FIR Gs advertisements.
u, Al 'itarssS and Marriages from the country, whenever
sand writing unkGcwn 10 US, nlGS be aHhencae7 by
rs1iu the Postmaster in the nrEhborhoet. rthcy I'll
published Every that has been taken
m,osuas and quxzes has, hcTeoior proved unavailme
" upon such COMMUNICATIONS being certified
am. n he Postmaster Tie iack i.i.r
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So the bill will have 10 be returned 10 the sena.e

So the bill will have 10 be returned 20 the Sena!e.
The army appropriation bill with tic SrnhtS a:N"a:
ments was next considered Several u The hnrTtcrls
were rejected and the bill ,ar, to the >euata.
The House by vote OF 10 10 10 went lato cot..l2e ~
The whole on the :OrtcaIi"n bill.
Mr. Buyy OF Va, offered substitute, which 'ir-ay m
creased the appropriations and objects oi mFrov"insr,
Alter protracted debate, lie committee rose " i Inc
bill aside. Ii will probably be reached ar.ia l
The bill maans AIlOn, H.. port .. rmiry ln..!s
passed
The light House appropriation bill with tie >-nai, s
amendments was passed
Tie resolution increasing the pay officers c":A5 pages,
DC, Of The House, has been passed.
The resolution To pay MIR. Wright, who contested 2!r fGl
Iers seat from Pennsy yyania his per dtm rnI u-.c 10
July 2nd defeated by--yeas 60, NAYS $
\ resolution Offered and passed tia; ~hcr 4; Rouse
adjourn il adjourn until morning al 2cr'1rk
The House, then a. O'Clock adjourned.
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The annexed letter nf Mr. Graham is part oi he MS
tory Of TIC canvass and is therefore laid heoe our
There no objection Gen Scott on inc eEouhn "a t"
opposi,ion 10 the compromise or probable private uu pc
sona good will towards H. in its incipen progress
Congress- The objection is, that Gtn Sc'u haa ho' '
manlness 10 come publicly in lis favor, when "e
before the county Tor approval; when aoo'onS'S "e'
shooting down Southern people in pursuit o
a bcn nubc d ciaralion Of his approval OF those meR
sures would have councractcd the Impression h'u'o"'
n-ooacatsd NJ the North by his friend Gov Johnston o
,Iyania and others that he standing alo"! o"
,h.ir support The objection is that Gen Scott was mum
nhen .very prhc man should have been speaking nup
ongued for the law md the constitutions that MS
course unon The compromise sch 10 render nun e
choice OF Gov Johnston, Mr. Seward, Greeley OF 'he i
bpnc Weed Of the Albany Evening Journal and ihadoeus
Stevens Of Pennsylvana-for the pesidency 'ha' II WIS
such as 10 render him unacceptable" even 20 ''e .''n'
Whc partv-ns party always rcadT 70 yica 10 "''
engressop that his endorsement oi 'Ec Io"'p'o"'''
in hs letter OF acceptance, was wofse '"''! '' p''
,il.nce on the subect-a cad, careless, ana "pia'e
" conemptuous Endorsement; that MS postum oe'oi'
his nomination. was tho position OF neutrality between
,be foes of the Constitution ard its supporters; u'a'
h letters az this Of Mr. Graham necessary 10 re-
him TO Southern condence that his own cohouc
mon The subject the open manly course OF an non
orabIe upright statesman bur OF lim!d tme'serSoe pom
,ican Mr. Grahan's daily intercourse win hin o.
inpon may have convinced him OF Gen. sco'ts
The compromise: his approval should have oeeh N'o"A
and proclaimed throughout the land There can DC NJ '
rsi.y between the constitutional rights OF Inc 'ou
abolj,ionism He that is not for those rSh's - I5
,heo. He that is not knoun 10 be Tor 'hcn, Is
10 be against them The advocacy oil those 's"'
be closet adyocacy-a boarding house a1'oc'e' :"
cacv among private friends where none IS "'a.'
public bold advocacy, without lear anu "'''O
n osr nubc men upon the great concerns
Sh must he ike that OF Cesar's wife. II must o'
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The NewYok Tribune is raPping the singing, proctSSo
ing wild and noisy advocates Of Gen Scott over The Knnc
EIes ut round rate IL tells them that sort oi cec"neehH
will not answer; and that it will not do 10 give the contcs
over to the Janzacs OF The party who 60 Tor lhe hc"e
roht or wrong That is sad thrust at some o our Nch
mond worthless The following is it's Language, iaca ana
all:
"If the contest be given over 10 the Janzaes oi he
rho men who always go the ticket right or "ong-urned'
Sro will be beaten inevitably What is needed /" secure
h;s eecon is not monster meetings, nor roaring cannon
nor ocruenus banners wild excitement, bu INC 2'
snr.od of Information among the People, nth systematic
oton 10 bring erery roter 10 Me P0Hs Let uic
hnco,c GENERAL and il possible that Cen Scott shouo
be beaten Let them be neglected, or bn partially pro'!ut"
for. and he will very probably be defeated"
Bu, The Tribune does not uct np"n the prlnclpe-a'
ounce of practice is worth pound of preccp Inc i''
lowing are specimons OF its ecOneerng squibs IN othag "
Scok:
DEMOCRATIC QuALlFIcaTIoNs.-ln ST. LOUIS lives % or
man Consul who has extraordinary passion pr 'le
mocraticn party. But his position ioreds MS npehs
ning the cause, he has found the means OF lhaitec
coming member of it, by buying several slaves sun t
order as far as possible conceal this democratic qu
,tion hs does not use the slaves himself but hires 'he
ou, nj IS week piece. One hall oil ihc pfodue nc se
for the support of Pierce and King
| .DrAocRATc' Pass WoRD-A. 10 B.-"Allow me 10 pre-
sent INV friend c. real gentleman and pure DcInocI"
| one of The best supporters OF the party
III C-"How many Slaves do you own, Sir +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-03

:" great many Calls ioiv. Marcy's ct!e
brated letter to Gen. Scott we cornr,eh ..:,, ,h,
publication OF that mastery and cni ,,,,.
which wiilaprrar entire in Fridays cour,, :, b,s
the qualities VI old wine; and is The m, 81,
i've Years OF age that i, has acG ai-ci Ii ,n.
archives of the Republic; and will make ..,o, i,
VI "1l ""r"shinst MeSico. 9t the accident
'o' "'.''' 'ie'e IS 80 sorry Pr9I OF General
Scoli's elevation to the Presidency the >,
p'e III c'o"shs fhrr ruicrs-lteir City for self
government be held through all future li .,d d,.
count BY The rerusers ut this powerful State cr