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THE POOR MAN TO HIS CHILD.

Come nearer ms boy-lct gaze on those features,
., me mari the bright locks that shading thy oo"
They call me beggar but none OF Gods creatures
Can boast oi treasure more costly than tnou
Az come TO this bosom. these arms that enfoo tnee,
Though Weekend by sickness, affection can move
Long long may The. shield thee for none else "ouu no
thee
Or speak to my child in the accents OF love.
An no when / res, from my toll in the grave, ,
N.o,b ,he samo grassy mound where my molher main
rher are few who would Weld thee the food you may crave
There are none who will iondle the orphan again
Young heir 10 my sorrows for all can give thee
Is the anguish feel at thy desola1e lot;
God grant that il may not lung after survive me,
But be- with the woes OF my father, forgot!
II pains me 10 gazc those eyes that are cleaning
As lishtsome and Joyous once were my own,
And picture them hence when Inc tears vi" De seaih"s
And the rapture that kindles them now will DC gone
II grieyes me 10 think how that heart will be riven
When the finger of scorn will be tracing my olrth;
Oh then my eet infant look upward to Heaven,
For He will regard the forsaken OF earth
Iauph on thus unconscious of sorrow 10 come.
| wouI that thy spirits were always as tree;
For though owy the shed we are calling our hohler
Thou hast made il palace OF pleasure 10 me-
NV blessing be with thee my darling, my own
Come sill on my knee while tell IN thy eur
Some tales of the land where thy mother hath gone
And we'll strive forget the cold world and It's care
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MAST RS
gTTiGININ.-lN CHANILRY Ii Amsla ca.
' NV TtlN I"o.:
lame. p Cuusr Trustee TOD Eaton Morris $40 Lazy
-. Ii Nm NInrrl- nlL l.I.N ". H. Allt,

Lame. p Cumsr Trustee fof Eaton Morn. 81. Lay
and ne said Eaton Norris aud Lucy !" i!s "iie, 3
,,,I,,nu Seou aud Elzabc,h T scou. infant crl.,.
J. sc0 an! Rachel scott. d.csa, 4. by ET5.c q H..
rurI,au al item slit"i t.slcsiau. a!mu,-'ssss NJ
IT,, Vim Scn,g. tsc,: Austin >cay. ATE shrc" n j
- s,u . Itni-fg,ior ~ih tie "l aUurAra ui Va -
u.crasr john - Cnaia. executor 81 Hic"aI4 H,9.s.s
.nl NarbiIIc. Harrison
I ,r,,nn. :, IT,, Cor5; thar the defendant E'lsaar'i
has ,UliailIcd with Rubcr, Griffin. ASH la, ~lDce =, $50.
..s Jl.. on motion ui DE p.la'!d L. cauEsc ~. -"
81 lc ai -. hy hl- cum sci. II +, orr'. - !
pro. r,lra AGAINST The said knDer GI'. aau,ui.f.
stI Ii"b, l 'dnt II lutH,r apicdrtns a' Tie "r' @
&; ch ii'G, executor AZ R.hau Bu",c.. !ccrAs". ha
meat. au the SAIL >,!-aG tl. has oGy ,GaItr' 49,
the 81! Jumn Is. Crn'il a,! - adm. X. :: uonis Ua
annexed the sam hlchan Booker. deceased Ha 3
IdI H.: counsel. ari VIZ! r cous,A 81 the sat. >at
rhrr ordered Ia; 'hs su be rocc"e! ~ rEhIs %" r&G
EHdiEI rSecdtrN ~ John Chnihm. detca'si sEta'n
.rir!X !c nouI> wititt VIII auurX.dui Rcha Book
AMI uI- this ia. 10 he again hr"r e
p-r- previously 81. III. oi the sad .u..
heretofore ti" herein. ny !careu tile Court chi"fr NE
term. ISL replica hon - ID" saI" aH-w"r. Tie I't3 d
Johnson aud Henry =. lrvins. executor, ui Charlie
dec i. Tie; h"i.ih: IrL'C "i The fuuEi. "n'rr'. a. ne
ISL. aud The hbIl, fled w he sIt answer al
aGa aIgG"ih: coUfsri. TN Consideration wheel ~
without - tis U.n deciding any matter a. TO The raG'
SAID answer aH! petition. 40 ID order 'a' ou" 81 ne f
Is 'on.. 'aHc aa account 81 all wand c"im" "h'" a.
dIcn and proved hcl rr lin. against he .siis n ''
Scui. deed that he nourc 81 the time hud iaco -
account by puaii.lnc COZ? 81 Ills "'er onrr- "r',
weeks l. ui the utwspr"Is published IN TIE tl' {.
aud asp by posting TIE ~ TIE door If The toE
la County Court, i LIs GAY ~! IT," successive E
sa! Cent hat IL 'ia'. the Character "i Ito clait'
produced before him. and tie evidence by Slrb tErs n'
aud ll,a h. and account oi El" 10
der the control oi tic CUuIi. ~ hls EU aH& hc "c'n.
which IL liable ir He ."5.. al lie -ald 'rc"a"Hi
make thereof 10 the Court. with NATL slr
which he may deem PER nen which amy OF ID" ~.
quiie to 3e 80 E:a'c!. eOpy--T.S:r l.. X, ColENA'
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To A. r. MgEM and others Committee, New
A CRYING EVlL-ITS REMEDY.

We feel il 10 be orr duty splemny 10 invite the attention
of the public the system Of currency which has beer
introduced into Virginia. and Of which we are likely soon &c
be furnished with sufficient supply 10 expc from circula
ton the notes of our chartered Banks individuals whose
notes If written on paper would pass only for
limited amount BY merely changing the form 10 that OF
Bank notes. with appropriate style and apparent loca
ton Washington to experience but little difficulty
in getting their into circulation cash. Some six oil
Of these manufactures already in operation, and
it il believed have furnished with currency the amount
OF nearly hundred thousand dollars and every 30
disposed constitute himself Banker under This sys-
tenn thereby avoiding tho necessity Of applying The Leg
slature 10, charter and of aging bonn, the State
nothing be certain than that the number will be
multiplied and their currency increased 10 the largest
amount that be kept in circulation
The Of chartered Banks are by law required 10
paid in CON- demand the counters from which they
are issued and allowed exceed prescribed limit
Before any loss DO sustained by the holders
Of these circulating notes. by the Indebtedness Of the
Banks in any other FORM the entire caplti consisting Of an
asceaiacd and well known sum, be lost 10 the stock
holders The law also limits tho loans and discounts TO
double the amount Of actual capital which may we'll be
sidered giving all assurance Of perfect saety-it
being scarcely possible, under circumstances that the
would not prove to be sutcien, all tho liza.
bilities
The hg:er OF ne currency however has no certain
security ~ its payment according TO PROMISE In Virginia
Bank The reliance Of public its use mus, be
entirely the good faith OF the parties whose are
attached 10 the notes Is there any legal liability for their
redemption and so, where and against whom il DC
nposcd2 IS there not TOO mach TO believe tina! the
circulation Of this currency s with the multitude merely
Of course, without thought its value o!
the loss which may eventually result from It's use7
Shall preventive remedy be sought and applied in
time, shall the system be allowed progress and expand
until il bus;s The consideration and decision OF this
question is perhaps mportan! people this State
will be their in The ensuing Presidential oleclon yet
The former be looked upon with pcec, indifference
while the latter is made aabsoroing subject, The pub
lie mind should earnestly be called the consideration Of
each in its place.
Believing metallic currency the medium of every day
exchanges small way, 10 be the cafes, and BEST 1t is
suggested the only way In which this desirable OBJ
sct be accomplished that Congress be urged pass
act requiring the actual value Of silver coinage be
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CALIFORNIA

The ,lca OF NJ Gilbert, the senior editor the AT
California thus noticed in the Sacramento Daily Union
Extra:
FATAL DUEL-lt becomes painful duty 10
nopncc dcporable termination u duel BY which the
community has LOST g"ncmanlv and honorable member
rnrr This morning. SUNRISE hostile meeting took place
at Oak Grove Hon Edward Gilbert editor
oi The Alta California Gen j. W Denver State
from Trinity county. The Immediate "f this arneni.
81. alir card published by G"n Denver. reil-crng
upon the personal character OF Mr. Gilbert OF The merits
the controversy This i. lie lime place speak.
Mr. Gilbert challenged the adverse party. TIE weapons Sc
ectri Nelson's rifles, and distance forty plccs.
After HE first interchange Of shots neither Of which too.
effect the weapons reloaded and the word given, when
M Gilbert Tell almost instantly, having received the shot oi
Gen Denver in the left side just above The hip The ball
pierced the Abdomen and passed entirely through his body
coming right side almost directly opposite the point
where M c. survived but tour five minutes al!
the and without word scarcely his
spirit passed from earth. His body was Immediately
the Oak Grove House, where the sad duty OF pre-
pairing it Tor its last resting place was performed.
TIE most intense sensation was produced throughout the
city receipt Of the mourrfu Intelligence aud all
cd unite in the sincere erinccd the unfortunate
Of encounter and in The deep and heartfelt sympl-
Thy expressed for The surviving relatives OF the deceased
Mr. Gilbert formerly resident Of Albany New York
gated this State ia 1876 member of the Con-
stuona Convention, and afterwards elected the lower
o! Congress. H. has been for The last four years
aenio editor the Alta California, and about As years
Of n ~ deCFaae,
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
FlrcHBuRa, Sept S-The Democratic State Convention
OF Massachusetts here To-day and organized by calling
Nathan Wood of Fitchhurg, 10 the chair.
long debate took place. attended win much excitement
on resolution opposed coalition with The Free ooels
Finally those opposed coalition with the Free Soers re-
tired 10 room, aud appointed L. ID. Bradford tempo
rary chairman, when il decided TO walt inc action OF
the regua. Convention in regard 10 coalition Inc regular
was densey crowded. upwards OF 2OOO persons
being present.
resolution adopted proceed 10 ballot for Guoer-
material candidate when Henry w. Bishop nominated
having received 1874 votes out of l32the balance being
chiefly cast for David Hensliaw and Pliny Merrick
committee appointed PLATFORM reported the Baiti.
more PLATFORM and resolutions euogzng the Presidential
candidate
The resolution offered by Mr Bradford opposed coai-
ton reported by the committee 10 whom il was REFERRED
without comment, for the action OF the Convention.
Amid the greatest confusion and excitement was laid on
the table by decisive vote whereupon come ZOO or SUI
hunkers left the hail.
The Hon. James B. Thompson Of New Bedford was then
nominated for Lieutenant Governor, and Charles T. Green
of Boston, and James Whitney OF Conway were chosen
electors for the State al large.
After other business Of unnportant character, the
Convention adjourned sine die.
SECOND CONVENTION ORGANIZED.
The Seceders National Democrats organized another
Convention by appointing L. d. Bradford, President, and
large number Of Vice. Presidents and Secretaries.
State Committee was appointed and another Commit
tee selected 10 report resolutions.
The Committee Resolutions reported series against
coalition, which adopted with great applause.
Speeches were also made denouncing The action Of the
Convention and the Provisional Committee empowered
call Convention Of the Democracy it it should be
considered expedient The Convention then dissolved.
1t thought that the boilers will support Pierce and King
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
FOR TIE rIRE or COUGHS. COLDS. IIoAR>"NE>>
GIIlrlS. CKDlF. ASTHMA. WIIDOPiN" con-.

'"oI K u NnIrn~
80 CURE COLD. WITH a -,
d HEADACHE AND suRi.%i:>> OF J. +. .
THE BODY. take the CE"rr, PcciUr,l 20. y :. -
nag I" bod M! wrap ~ warm, {" sweat tnTius ~
Fol; COLD AID CorGII. rasc it morn. Z.
iUg noon aud evening. according to direction. I *
an the bottle a' the difficulty viii be i ~
r:mo.ct. None va, lon. suffer from ,hlr r-cL
I'll" When Icy It'd !, hc readily cured! u s2
Per.Ors ali'c;,d wash seated 4 on e. H. -
Which hrca. mon (" rr r,-' 81 night, VIII ii. by 'a.t
ENHtl!lilS. "a itil"ii"n 0 The throat nu; upirf ~"
~ Pcc".a on soinc 70 "I they may be- oi sound
s!crp. aa c"n>sGIrr:y .eshne rss: ',ent rsi ir'
and cur.. afforded ttOU. '.
~ thu Invaluable remedy.
From ,tee, ~ tI,esc cases. many das~'
willing 10 lorseo s Gte when he necessity Tor his ce
From wo eminent Pr. .ciarsrn
FAYETTEVILLE, TEHG. Apui l4.,
sir: We have given your Cherry Pc. ,,i Ipgss s.s
a! End rpass ."rry other remedy r''
bRS. prEMER & IEarf'
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC STEAMERS. 'hrs REM.
quantities u rsmoyrsa az inarScness IN lew hon't
| increase the pose, ~! lie billy at The voice.
A>rlihA Is general! much '"isyei ana Often w..
Cherry rccturaL But here "a obs.lfls =
Entirely 20 40 medicine Cherry P.ccra! vii cure ts-
! can nc cured
BRONCHITIS. or irritation Of the throat ard Fsr
unss. be cured by taking Cherry Pec'ora in ii a.
dose ne uncomfortable 2ypFe.-;o1 !. soon relief
Rev. Doct LANSING. Of BfyUk3y n New Hnr.. rae
II have seen III. Cherry p.ctora cur. .urh ai "
Broac'i- as leads me TO believe u can rarely fan . 'l'
ease. -
FOR CRorr-Give an qn.c;i- Of an,irnoay to . . :
large and frequent doses OF Tic Cherry Pc oral, G1
+..a,~ .'ksn n .e!.oa, II vi" no; iai t" cure
NiOOPlNG Cough nay be- broken az and '2.' -.
| Use OF Cherry Peclora!.
THE INFLUENZA /. sresliy removed by his rs7.,
rous Instances have been i"r.,i whs'- whole tami
q, from any serious Consequences. while hcr
Cherry Pcctnra. suffering from h- dlsed's -,
From the c-tnGushed Professor Of Chemistry anu H'
iIw,:oin College
have found ih- Cherry P-c'0tsl, a. rs ifErslei -
FARMER CLEIELA>""
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POLITICAL.
For the Enquire,
THE STORM KING.

Written after being accidentally erpossd 20 severe '0'
The eve was fair, the earth serene
Nature clad in her veslmenls green:
Now arose a white cloud on the SKY,
Which darker grows as il speedeth BY
momcnt-and Nature bright before,
Haih lost her smiles in the tempest roar;
IN, ,hunder hcavlng the beams that flash,
Tn, forest bends, the old oaks crash
And gian, trees, with saplngs tall,
Are riven TO pieces before they aii;-
Those that can count, a century long,
Uprooed from earth, with moaning song
Dark i.owns the tempest, rough : the air,
For the storm X NJ cone!h evcrywhers;
The hail. wl:h ruin, Is touching the lanGi
The l,borets gather, frightened band
The birding, thrown from her eaiy nes'
Lifts a tired wing in search OF resi- ,,des
And We know wherever the storm nIs
That the tempest ks his gam s''oo
Bnt bark in The din, a voice n.I ,
,Tis s,,i and small yet sonndetn clear
r,s,,,nh Tho wild storm, hear IL say
u .r's gu, f,on The Ruler o; night and DAY
,,,s ,be tempest He rules The storm;
tae m. great IL am fear not, for iurm"
rnsn gentle calm on my spirit dwell,
In the angry winds no fear / felt
Trough trernbied earth III The thunder LOUD,
And the lightning flashed, in grandeur prouo'
Until al last, speeds the storm king away,
And ear,h's Tears are dried by sunshine gay
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49,
This "Vrpina abstraction has led Ia important conse
oucnces II ns kept up the unnecessary idea of distinct
State sovrrrgnties Ii has led 10 notification al the South
and resistance execution OF the laws at the North II
has prevented from becoming one great united Sotd ma
lon in harmony al home und feared abroad
Away Then with this empty, foolish twaddle, about Inc
dangers of consolidation and the horrors OF centiaz rn
II would be better for the prosperity Ct inc natoh, the
former did exist From the apprehenGed evils OF the latter
guarded BY Inc very workings OF The constitution
itself.
In supporting the Virginia resolutions Of l79S, ard in
making Them part of their PLATFORM the Dcmocatc party
havo embraced all the perncous doctrines OF nuicatio
and secessiuno the separation nt the Interests Of Tie
States from the interests Of The whoewhch these abstrac.
lions mean il they anything. Are the young men OF
our country prepared back 10 these exploded docrnes
10 embrace party that would em5arrass the General Gov
ctnment in operations the good of the whole nation
to advocate policy that will check the progress OF the
country ali will make powerful and prosperous at
homo or abroad We shall SEE Hartford Comm Cou-
rant.
Such is the sentiment, OF tho whole Federal party North
und South in the Union. Such their avo~ed senti-
ent in the days of the elder Adams and such has been
their poorly disguised sentiment since the ovc"hei-
ing defeat which they received the beginning OF The cen
,ury from the Republicans under Jeicrson's lead IL
would be for the prosperity of the nation there was
consodaon-here are no evils in cenlralzaon that me
constitution itself would Welcome consolidation
welcome Capitalization !" the feeling OF tine entire Fed
ea party ami would DC their language everywhere if sy
ford Convention.
The Virginia resolutions Of SO and '9a drive directly into
the teeth of the whole theory and tendency OF the Federal
party and The Democratic resolution adopting and real
drming these doctrines for the National Democratic party,
obnoxious TO Southern Northern Federaists-as
obnoxious Mr. Bolts and Mr. Jones as TO Gddnss and
Seward.
Federalism horrors in constellation no dangers IN
rehabilitation Yet Southern ederaiss are fully CONVEX
SAINT with the history of Great Britain and aud
with the mseries entailed by Bish fanacsm upon slave
holding West Indies This is but of the instances which
history furnishes of the memorable dealings consolidal
ed Empire with provincial institutions The inhabitants
province made first The victims of the cupdity Of
only be made afterwards the more wretched
victims of the false philanthropy of these traders
come rich and saints France is instance of
most concentrated cenraism and the melancholy result in
ST. Domingo of imperial legislation, upon provisional
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LATER FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST

CHAnLEsToS, September l0-By arrival at this port
yesterday have daes from Havana TO the 81 inst Tho
yellow fever and cholera still raging nj Havana Ar.
of suspected continued be made throughout
the island One suspected person offered the captain twenty
doubloons 10 bring him Charleston but the captain being
afraid to interfere, refused.
Reports had been in Havana that bodies OF armed
were already collecting and organizing in Florida and
below New Orleans, for the invasion of the island An ad
diona force of two thousand shortly expected
from Spain and rigid police would be established
throughout the whole island
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,eNu ALFRED -. EGGi E>ru$ " arr t,isu. :,
hay. IKE on lhs i h Gav al Ss'c rIb"T o. s..
rIy, For. IN the -puuy Ui Amc Ia. and se'.r s.
n a .,,iI,,:T ir.r u Nl.GH SCOTT. !'s q a " ~ ss'
- az, r, iuIre "a -rr aGG rcpo i"i. y ir,tcr - 8.
Como. ,ntl. lirTr. ne May isn:. IT,. 81 Naa
in, In r.ry ;,IruGiTg 10 rni Court. Dr, rern Jane
trustee tor ;alnu MDrris an! wife, auG ct"Ta iIs'!H
l:nl, Ia ~t.uy IT Amelia. tlud susA. @0aG OF ~
LIZA Alfred o. Esresrco a,irI'r De SonI- Of ~
,:-.'I and OILERS. are ci.Etaut- 81 which nc sG4 ~,
tur.,. 10 attend w,h the icrnre necessary - eHats
go, y. ~ r@,s / MASTERS
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NIN II 4 ~ SON 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IL nm,

SNTE invite the Merrhtn!s oi Virginia and Norm C,
w mIEc mi. season "Uf storS o. FALL GOou> t
pl-c embracing Tor. cn goods ri our ava rrg,ri ~.
Slyrs and PATTERNS Dress Goods. and !uiI as.o. y
hc Fables. which Ia han! o. 10" sings Neg " ~
~, The stsarE-rs Africa Asia. and AltGuc ia y.
various arrivals the Eo:thsra aa4 ale
sale terms that All mGsi ronsl;e accDmUDt. tay .
:. Aso the extensive aud varied assurin,rgi " =
American Cdrpctlncs ANA Ru.- In The civ e.
Ag.us' 81 -Giut&ci5 RIrU.Pp>n>
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THE WEBSTER MovEMENT-The New York Dsy
Book says that nearly thousand into its
Office on Thursday with request 10 add them the Web.
list those of the wealthy and distinguished
merchants Five out Of six of those called upon have
signed also.
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RUNAWAY from TutEahac. HoothIAnd county \
q q months 60, Il negro Ita;s named WALLACE >vT
about twenty SIX wears OF aye. tai, an! slim ami # "
ElDstr bread uoI: has small he--If - 'cc', bowl.
,,Gs o. s,tr lers when alarmed or s1t!l IL eps,er n
Inerly Owned by ". W. Kemp ESQ, ~ Clos ~.,e:,.
been seen. anu l. now 80 doub', iUi"ius ag Dr. n -
jolCins county. The above reward VII b. rap! nr
an, delivery 10 me al Tucnahoe OF 10 Richmond.
IILN iN>fan .
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COMMISSIONERS q

The parties Interested ~ tie foregoing decree" ere hr'
that have liked on he Ssh day ~ September iS ~ ny
h Five fors- IN The comfy u Amelia tor t.sGS ~ 4"
rsct.G hy = decree wh,ch and place the: ~"
attend. with heir vouchers au evidence ncc.-sa. ~ 81"
comply VII! II. rrpui.Ion- 81 said dsci.e.
J. MASTERS.
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To A. g. MEM ard Others committee.

BrsoHAMrros n. Y, Aug. g. lS52
Genemeu-Your flltering note inviting me 10 at'eho
Grand Democratic Rally and Festival 10 be held by the CT
liens of Shenandoah Rockingham and Page counties II
pnia al New Market on thu Goth inst reached my residence
rny my ABSENCE would sonner have received my at
,enrinn. For should have responded promptly
Every pIsatiun o my heart bear witness 10 the gratitude
and affection entertain for people who have not only ex'
tended their confidence IN various ios
but proerci unsolicited their highest honor ana
regret that circumstances will not permit me 10 De present
mon an occa which prols.a be replcte with In
tecsi that might tender my Acknowledgements in person
from me OVERLOOKING Of grateful .catt.
Though exempted from The active excitement oi poica
affairs feel deep and abiding desire Tor the success OF the
Democratic party psrtizan for claim 10 hc
much merely that the party may ENJOY power
and place. and receive from the people ana distribute among
its NJ mbes the onors and emuumeuts Of Office; but that
il may should uphold the Integrity o; It's own pure
prime plea preserve counys Constitution ana maintain
those mnuabe principles which your noble s'ne do early
incuatcd and beautifully illustrated principles which lie
at thu foundation of civil liberty and will survive when We
and ch,iren's children are al! laid in the dust
The late Democratic Convention at Baltimore rising
abnv lie calculating and sectional spirit which Tor The last
few ars has unfortunately mie seous nroads upon oar
h"c faith boldly renewed the party covenant rcpubhCd
dec cation principles becoming The OCCASION mnd placed
ia noninatiun candidates whose lives Of fidelity and dsvo
ton TRUTH Civ" promise that It's observance will be the
guiding star OF their
The times nv iends are auspcious for the Democratic
cause There much that consoles for tho past and gives
hope 70. the future no threatening clouds portend
how in the distanccihe sky bright and beautiful Union
s the watch-u ord:
Union Of al Democrats in maintaining in spirit
well name, the Union OF the States pe,crhed by
the Constitution and moulded BY the fathers OF the Repub
lie.
have the honor be ncsrr: yon. friend In the faith
D. s. DICKINSON.
To A. R. MEN, and others, Committee
The fo'own. resolution then unanimously adopted
Resolved, By this Mass Meeting that cordial and
heartfG h=nks be rendered To the distinguished guests who
This day ably clolueny ind pairiOcsly addressed
and have nohy and successfully sustained the usr de-
mocrac cause ard the candJaes tie democratic party
At night large crowd assembled ia front of Newman
Hoel and were addressed by j. Randolph Tucker, Hon.
John Letcher and C. c. Brste in very eloquent and
able manner.
Altogether the gathering grand The immense
crowd and the elegant speeches. will DO long remembered oy
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MRS. j. w. PEGIiAN,


CORNER bt FRANKLIN AND SECOND STErr
4 ILL receive Ia her family .oulg Ladies Sl,hIsc . "
w IN Richmond. iInm the i-t OF October ana. fr -
Her residence equal. Convenient 70 the schools Of ~
Ray Mr. Iiur,
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those who participated in first general in the
State Pierce and King, and in November next its fruits
will be by the tremendous majority which the Tenth
,ui,n will roll up.