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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATcH
LATER FROM THE
HUDSON RIVER CALAMITY

SAuGERTlEs, N. 7. Sept. 5.
The following persons, all of Richmond,
Va, who were injured by the explosion on
board the Reindeer, died to-day:
THOMAS j. BARNES,
HvGH RiLEIGH,
MARGARET and CAMILLA ANDREWS, fstep.
daughters of MIR. Rilegh,) and
WILLIAM H. SMELL.
THUS in the prime Of manhood, and in the
bloom ofyouth and beauty, have these ersons
been hurried into eternity. Melancholy in-
deed is this intelligence TO The inhabitants of
Richmond, by whom the deceased were unis
versally respected and beIoved.1
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Observation-Disclosures.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.-Thos. Sheldon, on
Saturday last was executed at Cynthiana, i'll
this State, for murder. An immense crowd
assembled to witness the execution.
On the 2Sth ult., fire occurred al Parks
vile, Missouri. which destroyed property
amounting 10 $4,000.
The Missouri papers also furnish the parti-
culars OF riot that occurred a few days ago
among the miners of Graves county, during
which two women and several men were dam
gerously hurt.
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Madame S0ntag.

New YORK Sept. 6.
A serenade is to be given to Madame Som
tag at the hotel ia Union Place, ON Friday
night. Fifteen hundred musicians will take
part in the performance. Sontag's first con-
celts will take place in Metropolitan Hall, on
the 18th aud 10th insts.
A crowd assembled at the steamers wharf
last night to greet the celebrated vocalist on
her arrival. A costly carriage was presented
her, in which she rode to her lodgings.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.
The steamship Arctic arrived las, night
She brings l76 passengers, among whom is
the celebrated Madame SoItag.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Corr on was not so active, but prices were
firmly maintained. Sales of three days previ-
Gus to the sailing of the steamer, IL 00G
bales.
The wea ther was favorable for crops. and
FLOUR had declined Cd, WHEAT Cd, and Corn
Cd. Provisions were dull and declining 10
pnce.
ENGLAND.
Parliamen. meets on the 10Th of November
1t was reported that Lord Cunning would be
appointed Foreign Secretary, and Lord
MaImesbury Minister to Paris.
The London capitalists have had under cor
sideration the project for ship canal across
Nicaragua, and declared the same impractica-
Bile.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, at a
recent session, adopted resolution recoms
mending that the mails for the United States
SlOulu De aSSEfteu on DOaTu ine steamships.
FRANCE.
Affairs in France wore quiet aspect. Ii
was rumored that commercial treaty with
Belgium had been concluded.
SPAIN.
The Spanish war steamer Volcano recently
sunk, while on cruise on the coast.
Two steamers were about being added to The
line to run semi.mo lthly between Cadz and
Cuba.
Shipments at Oporto were almost entirely
suspended, in consequence of an expected re-
ducton of export duties.
Mazzini's mother is dead.
HOLLAND AND JAPAN.
Holland has rendered her services 10 aid in
| an amicable arrangement between the United
States and japan. 4 belief prevailed in Hol
land that the Emperor of japan would be will
| ling to negotiate with Commodore Perry
| This movement will have an important bearing
upon the success of the expedition, since the
| Dutch have heretofore been the sole recipients
of japanese favor.
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BY WELDlN.rUN GODDtN.

L STEPHEN AND CHARITY STREETS, in
DUVALS ADDITION, Fur SALE AT AUG
1iOE.-Wil be sold on Wednesday After.
noon, the 9th September, 1852, upon the premi
ses, C. commencing at o'clock, two framed Tene-
mens On st. Stephen and Charity streets, occupied
by Messrs David T. Anthony and - Camp.
Terms at sale.
sell w. GODDIE, Auct.
Immediately sitter the above sale, will be sold
several handsome Building Lots. situated on Saint
Stephen and St James streets, in DuvaPs Addition.
Also, a valuable Building Lot On Brook Avenue,
near the grocery store OF Mr John Clash, fronting
on the Western side of Brook Avenue rs feet, run
Ming back l00feer. Terms at sale.
SET w GODDIN, Auctr.
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THE NIGHTIhGALEs AXE CUMING!
KUNK ELS
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE.
GEORGE kUNkEL, Manager.
h. X. JOHNSON, Musical Director
HARRY LEHh,-- Conductor.
I\HE oldest and best Organized Troupe OF Yer
l. sauie Performers now 10 existence, will ap.
pear at ODD FELLOWS HALL on Monday.
September 2Jth, 1882
Master ADAMS, whose debut as a Vocalist, Gro.
ated in Baltimore the most intense excitement A
short time since, Is now connected with THIS
Troupe.
seq JOHN T. FORD AGENT Z
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Toe Late Calamity.-The Henry Clay.
New YORK, Sept.6.
The total number Of deaths by the explo.
sion on the Reindeer is 80.
MIR. Collyer and others, owners and officers
Of the Henry Clay, have been admitted to bail
in the sum of $4,000 each.
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The CALAMITY on North Ricer.

Itappears that when the explosion took
place, the Reindeer had land ed her passen.
gers, and was leaving the wharf The pipe
connecting with the fiues burst, and the steam
rushed out between decks and into the lower
cabin, where number of passengers were,
every one of whom was killed or badly in.
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From the West Indies.

BosToS, Sept. by the arrival Of the pro-
peller Levantine, at Halifax, from Bermuda,
we have dates TO the 26lh August. The yell
low fever was raging among The French troops
at Martinique. At Barbadoes, Philip Davans,
master of the American schooner Sally Evans,
had been arraigned on dn indictment for kill
ing a negro, but his trial had been postponed.
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STILL LATER FROM THE ExPLO.
SION.

NEW DIRK, sept. 3.
The coroner's inquest is now being held on
the remains of the persons killed by the ex-
plosion on board the Reindeer. The accident
was caused By defect in the boiler.
Mr.. Hugh Rileigh made his will shortly be-
fore his death, bequea,hing his estate to rela-
tives in Richmond.
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EDUCATION.
rHk MISSES KINGS BOARDING

THE MISSES KINGS BOARDING
i AND DAY SCHOOL, Grace street, Church
Hill, win open September Goth. Having increased
the number of efficient instructors in all the Eng.
lish department. the Misses King hope their school
will be rendered still more worthy of the confidence
Of their patrons
The French viii be taught by Mr.. POlTIAUX,
long known q successful teacher.
Prof. Christian will have charge Of the Arithme.
tic, Algebra, and Geometry. Rev. H. g. Keppler,
teacher of Natural Sci noes, Composition and Rhet
oric Mr.. Persico, Drawing end Painting. Eeg.
nor George. Piano and Guitar SET
TUITION OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
THE undersigned be gs to offer his services az
Teacher OF the German, French, Spanish
and portuguese Languages aud referring to the
EubjoiDed testimony he hopes that the public viii
honor him with liberal share of their patronage
HENRY Won GROOMING
Apply to the French Consulate,
or at PIG Broad street.
Mr. HENRY Won GRoNiNG has eDioyed unusual
oppoitu by educston and continued res dence
abroad to become practically familiar with the
most important Of Modern Languages. whilst his
character and his habits such as to insure to
him, as gentleman, that success which his extern
sive knowledge and great ability SIS teacher can.
not fail to obtain. DIR. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj. Prof OF Mod. Lang.
EUniversity of Virginia, March l, 1852.
take further liberty to refer to o A Strecker,
Esq, aud E. W. de Voss. Esq, of this city, and to
John Endiich, Esq, of Reaeini, Pa.
Sc 7-dl2i* HVG
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WYNN AN

WILL GIVE SERIES OF HIS
POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS
IN THE ODD FELLOWS SALOON romInen.
L CHG Monday, September 9th, anc continuing
every evening during the week, when he will in.
troduce variety of
NEW EXPERIMENTS.
Unapproachable for wonder aud amazement
Humorous Ventriloquia scenes and the Ii e~nov-
ing and speaking Automatons, which always elicit
uncomfortable laughter and applause.
rg See small bills.
Doors open at ito commence at * o'clock.
Sc Cts
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YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE Sc.

NOCNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE Sc.
l. MlNARY, corner Of Franklin and Fiji b streets,
Shockoe Hill, Richmond. Va, The sixth session of
this Institution will commence on Monday, Sep
TENDER 9th, upon an Improved plin. The school
viii consist Of I'VE depsrtments-Primary, Acade.
mic, and three Collegiate Observation-Disclosures,
junior and senior. The collegiate department. will
embrace all the important English Branches AID
Modern Languages pursued in our best colleges
The design of this department is TO qualify young
ladies for teachers, and to occupy stations in the
higher walks OF life.
TEAcHERs.-S. S. Stevens, A. NJ, Principsl: Mr.
Staicos, Professor OF Modern Languages; Mr. J. :.
Perkins, Teacher in Drawing; MISS Nichols, Teach
Of Music, or Others il preferred.
The iao-t compete at and accom- piisbed ladies will
be procured to assist il the English department.
So .S-lm
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept. 6.
Sales OF 10000 bbls FLOUR at previous quo
tations. Sales of 25 900 bushels white WHEAT
at 81 .06 to $1.09; and $4,000 bushels mixed
Corn at72I cts.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. 6.
The FLOUR market is unsettled by the
steamers news. No transactions have taken
place. GRAIN unchanged.
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COrToM's EDITION vIKGINIA AND

y NORTH CAROLINA ALMANAC, for the year
1855. calculated by David Richardson, OF Louisa
county just u,lished and for sale by w. RAN
DOLtH, containing corrected list OF the Courts
OF Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland, Members
fihe Senate ana House OF Delegates OF Virginia,
Representation in Congress, Meteoroioeics; Table
for Richmond by David Turner, Weather Table,
by Dr. Adam Clarke, Forms OF Deeds according to
tor Gardeners, Jewish Ca endar Receipts DC, DC.
Sc 6
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Miss TAZhWELL,s

LADIES,
GRACE STREET BETWEEN !TH & eth RICHMOND.
!fN5E second session of this school will com
4 menca on the lst day of mex. October. The
most able assistants il every department have been
secured.
Terms-PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY IN AD-
vANCE-tor board ami washing, $3.50; higher
English branches. $40; Primary English branches
$50; Anc ent ana Modern Languages, each 500
Mus-c-Pr'fessors'f fees. Sc 4--1m
- Ev. III. u. EOGE'S OARDIN G
"a AND DAY SCHOOL. Corner of Frank.
lin and 9Th Streets, Richmond, Va.-Ihe
nexr term OF this institution will commerce. on the
1st of October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining TO thorough English
education, together with Ancient and Modern Lar
guagts. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance az the same time but during the next
term the number will be restricted to 100 twenty
OF whom " I'll be received bOardefs in the family
OF Inc Principal Charge for beard washing and
ell usual accommodations, for ten months S220
as heretofore. Tuition IN English, from S25 tc
SD, according to the advancement Of the pupil
French, Spanish or Italian, $50; Latin, SI5 Music
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or by the usu@l method, TO many
as may wish to acquire il, Jfroeet charge.
Rev. J. ?. sanford viii occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. W. j Hoge last year
Mr. Stafford IS q geutsI man of varied and accurate
scholarship, and mas had several years experience
as an instructor in Of the best Institutions in
our country
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, desired to DC present the rst day of
the session. II is ot-en serious Inconvenience
and encouragement to G pupil TO enter a class
which has made even weeks progress.
Payments Invariably IN adrance -one half on the
first of October, the other on the first eff March.
All communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address REV. n. d. HOGE,
au 27-dNw3m Richmond, Va
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Further from Cuba.

NEW ORLEANS, sept d.
The whole number Of political arrests in
Havana is 400. Many are shortly to be gar
roted.
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4 NHEaP FAMILY GhUCEh Tine
~ subscribers having taken the store lately
kept by Messrs. Hultst " king, On Broad streeh
No. .32, oher to the old Customers and the public
generally god supply OF Cheap Family
Groceries st prices which cannot fall to give
general satisfaction. As we sell exclusively Tor
cash, we are satisfied with small profits. Call and
give us trial.
So S-3tt BR00kTNG a. NICHOLS
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RUfrEh, sUGAks TEA, bACON, &C.
~ am seiiins prime bultsr NJ only 70 cts per To-;
The test Gunpowder Tea 1t SIX cts per ID; extra
Young Hysoa Tea At 62k per To-; White sugar Tor
preserving Al e. cts; ciew's superior Brown Soap
low; also, u lot oI ANAL Hsms and Shoulder, Tor
sale ~ john y. bkADLEY,
se4-lws 400 brusd sfrest
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sTKATTON,s OFFICE.

STKATTON's uEFICE.
Drawn Nos Delaware, No 70, Sept q:
80 &c SO IL 40 u % So 81 AZ - &c
Ticket Nos 10 % 80, Prize Of S500-another by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, No so. Sep g.:
259445 10 81 I'll 65 IL Al % 62
To.Day.-Delaware, Ex, No 6i.-Capi.al:
$4,000. rs numbers. l3 drawn. Tickets 81.
Also, Delaware, No. s0.-Capitas $50 900. IS
numbers ~ drawn. Tickets So SET
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NEW STOCA OF DRY GOODs.-Tne
L subscribers are now receiving, and VIII open
their house, No. lib. corner OF 9th and Broad
streets, on Monday, the 18th inst, with an enire
new stock of Goods The customers of rhe late
concern of. G Courtney q Co , their friends and
the public generally, most respectfully solicited
TO give tier stock an examination, before making
their fail purchases.
Sc 6-iw COURTNEY G. NIL
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UNITED STATES MAIL Linz.
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
FOR NEW YORK win NORFOLK.

fGSk The elegant steamship ROANOKE,
$6s.&S Capt Parrish, will be ready tor freight
day alonday the 9th inst. at 10 O'Clock, NJ, and
she viii continue to receive it up to tne hour Of
o'clock, P. NJ Tuesday, the 9Th inst, leaving At
O'Clock, P. NJ, of that day. Passengers will please
to be on board by that hour. as
Passage to New York. including meals and fno
state room accommodation, only $40
Storage passage only half price. S
Passengers for Norfolk viii be charged the same
as by the river boats. k
LUDLAM e. WATSON
N. B.-The Roanoke not being able TO take any
freight last trip in Consequence OF freshet ship
pers will obiige bJ letting know what they de;
sire to ship before sending lner freight down,
spprehensive that she Ill be able to take sl
that may offer, considerable quantity being already
engaged.
Sc G-at L. L. w
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AUCTION SALES. !
FUTURE DAYS.


UTATCHEs. JnWELKY AND FANCY
w ARTICLES AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES.
DAY, 9th inst. commencing at half past o'clock,
At the store lstely occupied by Messrs. Thos &
Chas Ellis Jog Main street. viii be sold ct auction.
largo assortment OF Jewelry, valued at $4,000,
compdsing gold and silver Watches gold vest, fob
and guard Chains; Bracelets, Brexstpirs ear and
finger Rings. plated Table Ware. gold and silver
Pencils and Pens gold silver and plated Spectacles,
Thimbles, Port Monaies, ivory and horn Combs,
Razor strops, suspenders. Agate Buttous hsif,
tooth and nail Brushes. plated and gilt JeweIry Of
every description.
TERMs-For all sums under ffty dollars cseh !;
over that amount, months credit, or approved
negotiable paper.
Sale conducted by
SET GEO. j. SUMNER, Arctr.
By JOHN Il. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
4 L NITURE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on
Wednesday, the e:h inst, at the residence OF w.
C. Clover, at 10 o'clock, Marshall street. between
Sta and 9th Streets all of his household and kitchen
Furniture, consisting in part of mahogany Sofas,
Divans, marble.top Washstands, French Bsdstead,
Beds. Carpets, SC, and variety Of other articles
Terms each. M
ses VIC.
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BY GEORGE W. TOI4ER.
LIVE HUN ID K 4 ID A Nd FIFTEEN

l. ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.-On
"Wednesday. the 9Th day of September, if fair if not,
on the next fair day, shall offer for sale on the
premises, my farm in the county of Henrico con.
tanning by survey, SIS acres 246 cleared, and 263
well numbered. This farm is situated immediately
on the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, on
the Chickahominy river, and about 10 miles from
necessary Gu. houses, and is in fine state of i'm.
provement.
After the sale Of the land, will sci, all nv stock,
consisting of five horses, eighteen head of fine cat.
tie, forty head of sheep, twenty hogs and all the
growing crop.
TERMs-One third cash, balance in and IL
months in negotiable notes, interes, added, with
approved endorsers, and title reserved Till payment
is made. WIN. MILLER
GEO. w. TOLER,Auc az 6--dtds
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HOUSE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at
II auction on Saturday, llth day ef septem.
Der, at 5 O'Clock, n, the large and most desi
rable brick House situated on Maddox's Hill, and
formerly owned by William P. Tuipin. The Lot is
large. The terms, which will be made accommoda
ting, will be made known Gu the premises, at the
time of selling.
sea TOLER l. coOE, Auc,ioneers.
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nIVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors of the
- Richmond Fire Association have declared
dividend OF seven and halt per cent on the capital
stock thereof out OF the profits for the six months
ending 3lst August 1852, payable at the Office on
and after Wednesday uext. 9Th September
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
SEQ JNO. II. BOSHER. Sec'y.
NEW BOOTS, NEW BOc~s.-Jusr re-
' ceived lot of beautiful Eoots, made ofFrench
Calf Fit elegantly, and will be sold at the low
price of SO 5u at No 43 Main sr, by
WALSH.
Cont forget at ,ign OF Big Boot, just below City
Hotel, opposite side. sn "a
WASHING AND BLEACHINl;.-The
w Virginia Magic Washing Fluid Is, beyond
question, the best article for washing clothes
Hundreds of families now this article, and
deem it Indispensable. 1t softens and removes
lit and the Linens made winter than II bleach
ed on the grass. The genuine article Ter ssje By
E.J. PICOT,
sec Corner opposite the Old Market
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(sANDLkS.-Sperm,A osina.taue, hulit r.,
~ tent, Jarkson's Tai.ow. for sale BY
Az 80 WIN. EGGLEsTON.
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HY JAMES Va. TAYLOR.
DUELQING LOTS ffN IINIGN HILL


BUILDING LOTS On UNION HILL
- AT AUCTION Will be sold on WEDNES-
DAY next, the 9th September, at clock in the az
ternoon upon the premises lat the risk and costs of
purchaser thereof, at recent sale, who has failed
to comply with the terms Of sale the following pro
pe.tv, to wit: ii feet of Ground Venable street.
adjoining the property of Er. Roach "A feet of
Ground on p, 9th street. and As feet of Ground
sSth, near street. All of the said lots run back
the usual distance
These Lots will be divided 70 suit the views of
purchasers. Terms at sale.
se4 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr
SO ACRES or LAND ON BROOK
~ TURNPIKE AT AUCTION VIII be sold
on Friday next the 10Th September, at O'CLOCK
in the afternoon, upon the premises, Fifty
Acres of Land, situated On the West side OF Brook
Turnpike, mile from the city, and adjoining
the toll gate About one third of the land has been
cleared aud the remainder has fine growth of
oak, pine sc On account of its proximity to the
city and the beauty of its location this property is
admirably adapted for suburban retreat, or mar
ket garden.
Terms --One.fourth cash; balance at IL, 10 and
q months, with interest anu secured by deed of
trust.
SEA JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
After the sale of the land there viii also be sold
four valuable young and well broke Mules. four
good work Horses, = Wagons. sets OF Gear
and los OF oak Plank suitable for fencing
TERMs-For sums over $40, 81 days credit for
approved negotiable paper.
set JAS III. TAYLOR Auctr
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FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, LEATHER q
TRUNKS.

-FOUR THOUSAND CASES.
HUBBARD, GARDNER q CARLTON,
L i No. Ill Main street, Wholesale dealers only,
have In store
300 cases mems calfskin Boots, ell qualities and
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EDUCATION.

NHE MISSES G. 81. AND =. MYERS,
i SCHOOL, ON 18th street, wiH be 70 opened on
Thursday, 7th October next
Teacher Of foreign langpages, Mr.. n. A. stat.
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BAL.
supe-
brsOns
Coal,
IS rs
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fHhAkLES w. kEhskE Will resume the
- exercises of his SCHOOL, in the basement of
Trinity Church, on the lst October
TERMS PER SESSION OF lu MONTHS.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Mental Arithme-
tic S25
Senior English Department. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Classical Department Observation-Disclosures. 40
Sc I'm
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has been followed in respect to every other that
have named in connexion with it. In this district
the explosion has rent the party completely in
twain. In the second district. the frail cords OF
union are swapping every day, and Democrats
are falling back upon the principles of their late
seperate organizations.
In the third district, tho friends Of Benton are
not going for Green The spots in his past life arc
not washed out by the sided convention at Co.
lumbia.
"ln the fourth district, the war RACES with i'm
placabIe fury. Never before has 80 relentless a
canvass been witnessed in our State. Indeed every
where, except in the southwest, where Benton
reigns supreme, the fires of war have been kinded
and the merces of the scalping knife, the faggot,
and the stake, will be esteemed tender in compa-
rison with the pains that the opposing parties will
shortly be inficting on each other.
"Thc platform of Jefferson City is gone. The
union there proclaimed Is rent. The good feeling
there exhibited has been blown into flames of pas
sion and hate The Democracy Of Missouri in
desperate melee, and ii is beyond any mans pro-
phetic power to say what aspects the fight will
next present, or when, where, or how it will end,
save in general and glorious triumph Of true
Wing principles"