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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
STAGE xfNEs.

MM Bradley's Stage from kszsE Ss1TgS S6S Woodbu,y, Southbuty &ER1 Southiord. and Oxfnfd,
 will connect at Sey . incur, lHumphi eysville,I with the A. M.. Train down, and on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with the P. M. Train. Returning will leave every day on the arrival of the 6 O5 P. M. Train from Bridgeport. and on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays from the lo.35 A. N. Train from Bridgeport. HBr
 McNeil's Stage from Wsterlown will con. meet a, Waterbury every day. with ihe e.30 A. M, Train down. returning 0n the arrival ot the l0.35 A. M. from Bridgeport ; aad on Tuesdays, Thursdays aad Saturdays. with tn . 3,35 ?, M. Train down, returning un the atri- val of the S.O3 ?. M., Train rom bFidgss port. .., 'w Plymouth with the Q A. M tain dcwa Ees turning oa arrival ci the 10 90 A. N. Train I Fsn.,,s S,sge from Ll,ehasld. will coanecG aI LiIshAold s,aliOn with both Passenger ltf'Si TU irREicHT TdET sAIPpERs-Fsslgh, will b. Way billed lFam each Station foF New Yosk, New Haven and nAi,lgepatt.
 ffys The facilities t0F ltanspeFtlng FFelRhg having hesn mFealN lneseased. phlpptfe laa1 genl aseuFed that theft gnada will be eaken through Co iheir destination with despaleh,
 pHlL0 tiunD ,sapasialahdsne Bridgeport, ApFil, go isse, +.Ef.-'
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Prsmlnm sky-LIghf DaguerreotyDes

eS...A CAy afs6uN DuSuCfEeOlyDeS VNHE unde.sigr cd would mos, rrsnec,.
 A fully AGAIN call the attention of tIe citizens of Litchiield County to his suOr- riOr method of taking Daguerreotyp Like nesses. The public may rest assured that no trouble CT expense will be shared on his part in making himself acquainted with every new improvement, and be able nj nlI tunes to produce as good Miniatures ms. cnn be O5tainet iB the country. For inc nst five years his wIiols time and attention hos been devoted 10 the Art of Pholopranhy v ana he E hal py in being able to say. ina hIs most sangnme expectations have been more than resIized, both in regard to the very extensive patronage he has received as well as hissuccsss in being able at all times 10 produce first class pictures. Ii is well known to scientific men who have a practical knowledge of this wonderful art that pure atmospheric is very essential to the production of d fine clear and we'll de Veloped picture. Now l.itchfeld FlilIiS in tllis respect perhaps more highly favored than almost any other Place in New Eng land. !;e trosts that all who have no nlready a faithful representation of life will lose no time in calling at his rooms and sitting tor their Lictures while there is yet life while the eye IS clear and expressive and tile cheek relains its vivid glow; for It Is a la'nentIble fact that heIis often called upon to gI to the 'lIouse of mourning to take tlIe likenesses of deceased persons Then delay not, hut call immediately and you shall he guaranteed perfect fac smllp of the living subject. a4a-
 t1- Rooms in the first building south of 'he Ala"sion House. f.F CI Y : Y
 Litchfeld, May oO,h. ls52 ,...,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26

The fol!owingis list of our api horzed A gents- -...E
 W F & c H Baldwin, LitchfcId: D Joice, Salisbury Barnum & Richardson, Lime Rock; Belden & Miner, Falls Vii lage Gardner & Sanford, West Cornwall: Watson & Smith, sharon word &
 Brother Wclrrvil'e T r r. New
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Litchfield. July l3. 1852
"A AdiNF SAa1Atss9EONS!

\ INVITE ttfe ai.eiltion o1 he .ausIcal pub. ! lic, to fheir new styie of Melndeons paten> ted by Carhart. Having every facility for maHuIarlurIng he best advantage, wilh ex per'enced aud skllfn. 'vc:kn,cn III al branch. es "t the business. we can tufnI-h Melodeons from Io uctaves With ail',hp fate improve ments. and of the best quality, al the lowest price posSlbl le Ordersare solicited with the assurance of rrompt attention.
 Woicotyille, April Ist ls5l g
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26

M,lturd-Mr Tntie. Plymouth Hollow = Woodward & Crast, Woodbury-H c Sanord, Bridge water H Kilbourn, Milto n Conn E TomIinson, New Preston-WiIIt + jam Hunt, Woodvilk- William Fry, Eas Kent-E Skrff Cornwall Bridget Hollis ter, Salisbury Joyce & Spurt. Sonth Ca
 ii:i:rp. ... =.N M " ,
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.LINHEEO OIL,

TNHE subscriber takes this opportunity te inform hIs friends aud the public gsHe Bssbs,he olL MILL s' 'I."".sm Fails, where he ls manufacturing LInsssa oll. puss AElI ele pnd has iaF sale Ih large and email ausrl llllss. Also Oil cAkei ' ..-.... '...ll'-'.
 March oh, leAa,
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Lilch6eId, May 2Olh, ls52.
MILLINERY NOTICE

The subscriber being about reIinquishing CT bus'''ess in this place, will Sell her e"''rc stock of millinery and fancy goods upon favorable terms, To any person Wishing 10 engage in this business, it pre- se"'s a good opp"riunity, as the business Is we'll eslat .isiled. -t
 A. M. DANIELS. Litch6eld. July l3. 1852
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DIR. M. INCORPORATES .-....j COMPOUND OF
COMPOUND OF

This Medicine vegetable compound of ten ingredients the roots of which
 taken the month of March before robbed them the of their strength So admirably adapted diseases of the blood that that have been rendered oasome Scof Eypels Rheumatism perfect prophesied death Read the certificates below, which not from
 
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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26

AEISS Bradley invites the attention OI WI the Ladies 10 great variety of low priced Straw Hats. Also Shlrred Silk and Lace Nate of the latest patterns.
 Also Ribbons, Flowers, Caps, Collars, mltts. combs. edglnga, lnsorllhga.
 Llsle ihread, silk, kid and cotton Iaves MMntIllaa, crape aud love Wells. tIatb and oollars foe mourning &c Sc.
 pFIees will be made sAllslaelory Co GUS
 GFPanlsular attention paid to blsAshIsg Straw Hats. ... .D IrIn..
 LlehAel1 April a7. . .....
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$5O.OO0 per month.

no. IG further reference Ia acquired. We can m application, Teier Co lhe principal Msr. chants, Bankers and Insurers IA New YorL a d BrNokl'l. o l ... .t.N Address all e0mmnaleallens le. ...gT~' BARN ARD W PARSONS, seiD sin ra.a Ma AFT0nNRfa AT LAW,
 .i Ie Wall slIesl, New Yogk, ,ahHt HNNIlt8'A FNN am,
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Geese Feathers

m HE subscribers have made arrange men;s to keep constant supply of 9
 first rate article of GEESE FEATH-
 FRS-selected and packed with great
 care by ourselves, in packages of from 20 to 50 lbs; aSd will furnish at alltimcs any quantity from 20Io 1000 lbs. o a quail ily they will warrant as good as the best at as low prices as can be purcha sed of equa qual4ty in the State. r
 ..-- ...; -. S. & L.. HURLBUT.
 Winchester, 1852.
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Furnishing Goods,

Embracing large assortme nt of Plain and Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bosoms, Silk Handker- chiefs, Cravats. Ties, Hosiery, Gioyes Sc &c Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have 'he'' garments made in style not to be sur- 'assed ''' fashion or workmanship and warran- q to fit. To his old customers and friends 60 have SO long patronized him he takes ' occasion 10 acknowledge their kindness hon ing to see them one and all at his stand in vest street where he will endeavor if one Price and that cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. is all that isrcquired to retain their patronage. E4
 Cutting done at short notice, spring and summer fashions received.
 T. 1T. RICHARDS.
 Litchfield. June 1859 4 -7-'>
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TO CLERGY m M EN

Supeyntendents of sSaJbath- Schools.
 Tag subscribers beg leave to cali our attention o ,hs KnSk if sAfsBA BOOKS which is believed to ntre full and complete than that of any other establish ks 1T New Engiad. Ths publications of the following "',i'es sis: Aneflcan Sunday School thion Amerlca,
 ss.ys Rsesbstsgan Board of Publication, Mass, Sab. Se& -ehool Society, New Ergand9s s. Union, pocfna nd Book Society, and Am. Raiisi Publication Society Kept hand md in addition full cup ps T TsEsS0n N is.aes of Msssrs Carter & Brothers, Rsrfsan f %. Harper q Rssihcrs Could .. Lincoln fshs Fletcher aud o'hen. Our facilities for oblanlna Seswoss ass aaeA Aa. we rnsh library large \. 1 T 1t as low price ap cen be procured ip Nsv yo,k Siston. Onr loR4 axfsSikpes K ,hs s0hha,. F. sbnsuass enables us to f orders 6y mail in ..,,.S A manher phen aaslrad. When ibrares aro oras,., \. . n alphabscal catalogue Of she booka now on h.DS Ne aad the gsSEi character cf Inc book. 59d, spsel1Gd. rleese address all orders to
 as HR0 GKETTs s HUTCHINSON, as 4heslaissl ana s. s. Booksellers, r
 ...... s1e MAIN sTRBBE
 ntls,'a TIE seuRANR oPrir q . sakhA 4 .L VI ..k kt
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26

NTHERE he is prepared to offer the
 w greatest inducements to purchases of Clothing ever offered in this or any other town in the county. Having just aided to hisstock large and elegant assortment of Spring goods consisting of Broad ths of French, German, English and American manufacture, of all shares and quality. Cassimeres, Plain. Black English and French Doeskins. together with variety of Fancy Cassimetes, of new and fashionable styles Black and Fancy satins, and silk Festings. Marseilles and Summer Vesiiags ot e 'ery description, with a larg. assortment of spling and summer Clothing which have been got Yp with he greatest care and he will warrant in quality, style and durability of workmanship, which wiIl be sold cheaper than can be bought elsewhere,
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Yonrs resDectfully.

..... ' | $, D. EMERSON.
 gcs- Rearl the following. and see if this medicine is worth trial This patient had become very feeble. and the effect of tho medicine was unmistukably tslinct.- IF UNITED STATES HorEL, Saratoga Springs
 Dr.. J. C.. Aj er.-Sir'I have bee afflIc> ted with painful affection of the lungs. and all the symptoms of settled consump- t,un, fer more than year, could find no medicine that would reach my case, until 1 commenced the use of your CHERRY PtcroRTAL,' which gave n!e gruduafrellef, ana have been steadily ganing my strength rill my health is well nigh restor- Od. 'iagtss3 a4atsi 4a saai .H a4l. { While using your medicine, l had the gratiicahon of curing with itn reverend friend. Mr. Truman of Sumptcr District. who had been suspended from his parochal duties by a severe attack of bronchitis. sas { lhavs pleasure in ceatifying these facts 10 you, aSt' a1aas oJ aa's@af s1 1 And am sir, yours respectfully.
 CALHOUN. of South Carolina. t p- The following was ehe of the wors of .l4 ,4. " llc the physic ians and friend thought 10 be incurable consum2tienq- | aiu CHESTER Pa. Aug. 22, ls46. | a J. c. Aver, Sir, was Taken with a terrible cough, brought on by a cold, in the beginniug of last February, and was con fined to my bed more than two months. s.- Coughing inc essantly night and day, l be- came ghastly and pale, my eyes were spn
 kenand glassy, and my breath very short. Indeed was rapidly tailing, and in such distress for breath, that but little hope of recovery could be entertained While il, this situation, Il friend of mine. Qhe Rev
 JohE Keller, of, the Methodist church
 brought me bottle of your CHERRY PGc- ToRIAL, which tried more to gratily him lthan from any expectation of obtaining re- lief. It's good effect induced ne to contin- ue it's use, & ' soon found my eallh much i improved. Now in three mouths, am we'll and strong, and can attribute my cure only to your great medicine.
 With the deepest gratitude, yours, &c. s ,t,.aafg JAMES GODFREY | OJ- Prepared and sold by JAMES 2 AYE practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
 Sold in Litchfieid by Dr.. J. C. BEcKwlrH and by Druggists everywhere 'a'N' 3m32
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26

In offering to the community this Jrsfly
 eIebra,ed remedy for diseases of the throat aGd lungs, it is not our wish 10 lrifle with the lives or health of the afflicted, but frankly to lay before them the opiuions of distinguished men and sume of the evidence of its success. from which they can judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge our s,ivesto make no wild assertions or false statements of it's efficacy, nor will we hold out any hope to suffering Immunity which 'crs wall not warrant. ..s
 M'ny pna'is are here given. and VIC so .icit an inquiry from the public into all we publish, foel'ns assured they will find them perfectly reliable. nd tlIc medicine worthy
 seir best coniiir,H:e an.l patronage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26

lownLl Aug 10. ls49
 Dr.. J. C.Aver: Ihave been cured ofthe worst cuneh ever had ip ny life "y your CHERRY PEcToH. .AL.' and nettes E'll, when 1 have an oppdftunity. of recommendingi it 10 others. -s sa u.r .... -f
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26

Fom He distalnjSkR Pttrss0r ot GhgniSby u.sd Ntteria Kediea,
 Bow itim Cotteg". ..ra a.a D"ar Sir: l delayed answering inc re. ae'pt ot your preparation. unti pal an 'ppo.'unily of witnessing is etfec,s in my ,wu fnmily or in the f,mitIts ofmy frien This have now done with high degree ,l s.,, sfac,ion. iin case both of adults nnd children.
 have found iG. ns it's ingredients show. A powerful remedy for colds, and coughs ,nd lniln"nnry diseases
 PARKER GLE \VEl.>ND, NJ. D. Brunswick, Me, Eeh. 5,lsi7. .'> From um Ooefxecr in the H4aitton MtH ....s in this City, .'.f
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26

QOO1a aEL dO 1SYaSIQ 4NV YO 8 y Y sssf ss <
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
SrRaNGE NAY BACK.

General Scott still lubors under the inn'na'''h mat "s
i, search of military asylum, and ha ma awkward so'
soopiup barncy Of the adopted czsns VIII secure 'hef
"sw,sr Voices In his speech At Rochester, New l"'H h'
said
NV countrynen and in this include all, whether born
hare or adopIed citizens land there are many scI IN ms
s.mblape) or those intending TO become c,!aShS MAN. ~
distinction There are many present n" oono' "no ~"
fer widely from ms on political subjects; out a' ,Hui
nroud of ALL no matter what party they may y" at
nm bappy 10 DO citizen uf these Unlied states u" no
abroad for The purpose Of making political speeches. am
rnnenp on public business the usaa 'o"es o del a
am returning to my place oil residence
Was there ever a more ridiculous attempt |" cover up
eeconeerng lnur as Insulting 10 The gooa
ss and common sense of the people, as II is discedaoe
n its author and the country? Gen. Scott Is "aVel'
no on publc business, by The usual routes OF 'ravel-
d {, ia notorious that he has followed The most tor
,ons cratic track that would he possible to marx
an, nm the map HI starts for the Blue Licks Springs OF
Kentucky 10 plant site for Military Hospitai-and we
sd him nj Cincinnati the Lakes at Niagara Falls and
nj Rochester making speeches and pulling himse ana MS
deeds-and all this when his colleagues, Cen WOOL ana
SURGEON General Lawson have long since reached thelr
home. This act and tho flimsy and uncandld reasons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
wish no : better luck Than that.
ISAAC r WATKINS
To Ms Editor Of The Enquirer.

AvGr.rA Co.'s cY Oct, 1882.
The Sparans are in ns spirrs. We are the progTea
.ve Democracy No have aeie 10 the darkest hou
nj our party. history All uneds pleased with
noble standard bearers Our Is good "ne-cur pm
cipes undying and leaders noble men, But man IS but
The creature day whilst prncipe1 are eternal We nave
more 10 coutcn any portion OF the Democracy
u!thin broad limits OF this old C"linon~eHlth W.
avr n powcrul and well organized foe remarkable tor Their
ys, their influence both as il regards wealth and intclt
y,nce with all the influences which being brought 10
too by all the officers both State and county with one
execution, left monument ot Wing mercy.
Abuse deiraction vhcarion and all sorts OF tales are
circulated in every hamlet valley and m"n-
tain gorge in regard Governor. II Is shame poh
party, who rcsortlng 70 this miserable suheFuk. m
beat noble band and sustain huch leader Us pl
Seward and whose breeche pockets contain The sentiments
of their candidate.
The Scott Wings here becoming desperate. They are
rEdcavorlng prejudice the minds oi Democrats, and ni
the time trying 10 rally their party against ranKh
Pierce nv assaig the character &c OF Governor Johnson,
10 the effect that the Democracy Richmond are turning
M their noses him that he has "cnd IN The city,
and when he passed through S,aunon Ills way bone.
ward the report (Which cnanatei in Staun'oa, AL
these things put in circulation hrst hcw wis c,ric
-pecd every part of The county aud those ahjae.h t
n johnson, had fled Tor his NE anu that "as
not his EXcecncy 10 be on Main street or ~"
places of public in your city. Shame shame hon
party who will resort 10 such system OF warfare when
thousands Of documents beng circulated h over INC
county under the frank Of that notorious atolltIonlst, lu
man Smith Bundles directed 10 certain men under MS
frank 10 be directed every in the ccuniy-and ms
too after cnanaton OF 81 the best messages rom
Governor Johnson presented 10 the people Of Virginia
and without on alIuson 10 the Whig party-a document
which surpassed The sanguluc expectations oi M
friends and csortcd praise hs bitter and mpacabe
enemies Men too holding high responsible and profitable
Offices Al his mercy and that Of the Democratic party, are
| engaged in this abuse Of Gov. johnson.
1t has been lot 10 fight seven regular ncneo oa''ie1
in nalp; contests here bat have never "n oT heard
such attacks upon the character "nh 2"ou
the worthy Executive OF our noble od mos an" a'
all done much 10 hrcnk down the Democratic pny IN
this State kill off Frank Pierce or esvnts Gen Sro"
10 the Presidency AN ACuCS "A DEhoOh.tl'
Examiner please
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
TIE l.ORK "RROGuE. !"


~ The (,orEonian "h0sue we d, not well know whh
IN say We were going ,ruarh ihat was delicate suo
ect hut remembering how strong. II is we correct our
sclvcs Rut on The occasion are mol gong %
IA, il llnuoh perhaps tie Chancrlnr "i Tho ESchtqutf
niyht =, II i, btcn enough any thrn he liht inl-
ms, The first limo heard IN lis native tretoh' "'c
II IL as s,rprSiug railway whistle, raised Ia !'l'licne
u,wrr trying 10 scjrafu down ml a. u!i ""fh ne
main prcG!attv the rrndccd between i'e 'Sh Es
not broad harso inlDnaoIs. mere 10 Viva
civ and sGucaky violent rapidly OF uerincc co"" 80
th. tnknnans which rnhnnccs The pecnllaflty 81 "'c
brorue ih. bonuc can Lc %; nd %" some nh
usscri that when stranger mires Cufk sifi p'!"'c
honey moon is half over the brosue IL colPcF hase" W
IA iac, IN natural magic which sescra blue -hcHhss "
or are ready 10 demonstrate any ni ic shc''ta pr
fss.rs in the (naca ed goddess For our part we ''hN
there is much fun and fury IN The oou1i ,
'''''' : dublin Crirersiy .NGso1inc,
II has says Hartford Tules lattery come 10 DO te
eardsd th affection alec in this cnuaty by one ot mo pro
mnsnt candidates for Ire Presidency The "iicher sn'
thicker il is the better doe, Gen Scott love H. Indeed
,,e NAV credit his ASSERTION ts same "brogn" make
such heavy r,ugh. upon his affection seriously . endan
Ger hi constitution In him tho lri-h lt"gne r. ne"
and uiclinabc charm he heirs H. Il" loves Il hAnAef
after II. To his ear il it
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Re il further known, iha, meeting ot 'he Wings of Rch
pond was held In the Church Monday evening"
October lth 1852, 10 nominate Several oi ' Pf"rsS'n P
cra mn, IN nnminnon hy The Bolts clique IL whs termed
Mi, Mechanic named ur either place ami 10 nnd behold
,,bat 40 you think grew O That nertIne Why, me
Si, ,bems-v,s resolved unanimously support ht the
n;na aIerlons gentleman that The Wings 20 loudly de-
nounced for signing jordan Hatcher petition "oh con
sisttncy thou Iewci" You everlasting BOWS v l H
nnr,y YOU 3O2 voters (ePresentin 2uOU voIcrsl VII
iour ca,cus bind The whols your nomination in klItthh
you' 'au 49, 80 10, MANY VOTERS.
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Music Wat foIItT '1'T
rhan Ie.Alao Of blown rO.os on ih- EIaN'.

This affection OF Gen. Scot" for foreign bogues IN general
and the Irish bruIne In particular IS however ne" seh
ment with him. 1t later growth and less hrmiy rooted
than his old and ngrained opinions II - o mat cass OF
fungus vegetation that springs up, !:=e mu>n'o"'h' y"
nirb Ea3 yaIslcs when The begins In scorch IL IL
ha ) bad odot about il smacEs rankly vi hypocrisy
Not many veara ago Gen. Scott "hed with indlgns
ton at the sound ol hs brogue which he no" ru pas
sionaeIy loves He went in for eH;erninang IT, lie wrote
letter saving that believed il woni ho best 10 repeal al
laws Of Naturalization He tslked the lorsignes-he sad
he should allow eclipse his l;n 10 oe cons'uet
I'D THE rouspER of the Native American or Chrrc-on'n
ing party This The position Of the brogue-oSer 10 lS7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
MEETING ~ RICHMOND COUNTY

Al u meeting of portion Of the Democratic party Of
Richmond county held at the Court House on Monday the
iI day oi October 1852
On moliuu, Capt. Lyme Shacketord was called 10 The
ch6If and DR.. f. G. Christian appointed secretary
having been announced 10 the meeting that rumor was
In active circulation In this county, heard ut Tor The hr1
iltn- day that Hon. A. r. Holiday lne representative
trui district In Congress would not vote Tor Iis nom
lrt @ The Democratic party Tor The Pre-iency the truth oi
winch runur party In this county question: though Ia
maze assurance iou6y sure,
On motion OF f. VI. BrnYun, Resolved That commit
tee m seven hr appointed hy tho chair write I" Mr. o
;4,i Ia The election Franklin Pierce 10 the Presidency
isrsnlvcd Tint committee OF vigilance, consisting Oi
,u members appointed for each district oi the county
Tn" cl ,ir appointed : s HUT X. l.. Puts. r. IL Lyeil
r. NJ R,axiun r. y. Baldcrson, VIM. +. Brnckenbr"ugh
ana + ". pendcrnn, under The first er"ution; ana
ala, appointed f. A. Ralieson, VIM H. MorfIss, Dan.el
Carter shelton Nsadnn IN district NJ l. y ; liut "ni.
Erockcnboush J-. W. Iiipkins, T. r. Pullcn IN distract
No ,; H. l.. Puts, Chas. ". Smith, Lawson /. Pearson,
Elo, NJ Braxton in district No. 8 Thomas Oldham Rd A.
Lycu VIM, &. Haynes, VIM. l.. CaybroOk III district No.
to net under the second resolution.
Also Resolved That the proceedings he published IN the
Richmond Enquirer. L. SHACkLEFORD, Chairman
En- T.. CuRI,TiAS, Secretary.
I'VE are informed by who knows that Virginia con.
.ins no warmer cordial supporter OF Frank Fierce
than Mr. Hoaay The Wings must be hard rum indeed To
resort 10 -uch aramens further their cause Enquirer
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For the ENQUIRER.
For he Enquirer.
,,Ilisance hns lust reached this city, OF The death

Intelligence has jos. reached this city, OF The death Of
.mrs poIsTs Eza United states Mareha LOT .ns
charged e duties OF his office with such hdey and sats
clion that no serious effort ever been mads 10 remove
him There i. probably no man no" hSing IN h1s o.ae
mare generally known universally respected. Ia every
relation Of life has acted we'll hi. pat In his DEATH m
Aasonic fraternity have lost OF their brightest Jewels
ID, cIrner.slone Of the Washington Monument. IL IS
consyl, ,ion 10 believe that he has antered thal e
not made with hands eercal in The Heavens mos. @ a.
eclion husband, kind and indulgent parent t,; r
ed and generous friend, constituted some 0 ~ ''g D - his
this "hones man. The nobest work of God anae ~ h III
his bcreaved WIDOW anu ~ ho.
tren is the prayer of thousands who nave ''
tality and kindness!
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[ ATEST From OHIO

The following despatch from Col Medary editor ot
the Ohio Statesman in reply 10 despatch ash'ng :or he
ls,es, news from that State Il settles hs Question.
COLUMBUS Oct I6-5 p M.-We still thinS from turns
unofficial thar fas before ated yon) the democratic
ority in ONO will be TWENTY THOUSAND on The State cSet
-possiby two or three thousand less. Congressman
Twelve Democratic including Dr. Ods seven wings and '"
f,se soIss Ohio will give large majority for Pierce an
King certain.