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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.
MONDAY, Arersr lG, ls52

MONDAY, August TO- 1872
FLOCR.-No arrivals since last uuoation-markst We.
~ du', without d"uanc Tor either Oil new cscep, r.
very low rates. Oh, noIninally Si New do 81 81
~ I. j. PEYTON.
WHEAT-Pfiwe White y24 cents cash IS months; do
Red eI!s cents cash, 81 months.
CORN Market supplied. 60 TO 62% cts, and dull.
CORN MEALS 10 90 cents per bushe
OATS-3Ii1 40 GEMS.
RYE-75 cents.
FlSH-iierripgs, 10. | Cut 81 I 25 Gross 54a5Y;
Roe 81 90 Macserei, No. 3, 81; No. .. SllX-
No. /: sl2 30. Shad-sl0 10 so. Halifax Gross Her.
rings ST 80, cut S. so
LAhD-Bbls l2js cts, kegs l5S c.s pail. 1917 cts
5ACON-Batlmorc ana Western Sides ii cent? clear
Sides Ia cts- Shoulders 9A To- Ham. TX TO 49, and
scarce CIV Smoked bulk Sides los l0G cts.
MOLASSES.-Swce Cuba Pa 90 cts New Orleous
30 81 cts.
ltoN-Pe Iron s2i 10 IS, according quality Swer
Sso ton English 50i rredega Richmond manufacture
%; up Country BarSS2a 81 according TO quality
GuANO-Silh from wharf, Si5 from store
COFFEE-ltio 81 %; Laguayra Ok a9H cts
RI ASTER-Ground 81 so; Lump TO IA
SALT-Sa!es from wharf at 81 so, from o,ore 81 49,
STEEL-Sl05 per ton
SUGAR-Porto Rico So n I cents; New Orleans Sd
6k Cents.
HAY-90 95 cts. from wharf
LlME-Sa!es from store al ST. At this prico yirpnIa
Lime can BE- purchased the year through
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THE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND.

The Democratic Association OF Richmond met at the Uni
versalst Church Friday evening" the 18th Of August
pursuant TO adjournment Dr. Wm 4. Paltoson, President
of The Association, presided.
The President laid before the meeting communication
from Messrs Samuel M. Price, G. G. Minor and Joseph
MAYO committee behalf of the Executive Committee
of the Chippewa Club Of Richmond informing the Demo-
cratic Association of Richmond of The adoption OF resou
ton "invng us TO unite with them in free and friendly
discussion Of the political issues and questions involved in
the approachng Presidential election"
Mr. Robert G. Scott moved that the Invitation be accept
ed which carried unanimously and Messrs George W.
Randolph, John NJ. Daniel and Mark Duwney constitute
committee of Conference make the necessary arrange
ments
II resolved that the address delivered by Judge Will
liam w. Crump, al the last meeting of the Assocint ton,
which printed in pamphlet orm be placed for distrbu
lion with the Charmen Of the Vigilance Committees In each
Ward and that the Treasurer be authorized &c deay the
penses Of publication out OF the funds OF the Association
Dr. Philip c. Gooch offered resolution that the chairmen
OF The Ward Committees of Vigilance be constituted com
mee receive and distribute such documents as may be
sent . furnished by the Association.
Mr. Robert G. Scott and Mr. Isaac r. Watkins addressed
the meeting. Mr.. John Howard called up Mr. William 4.
Cooke Chesterfield Mr. Cooke took the stand address
ed the meeting and assigned his why he should
for Gen. Scott and declared his intention support
Frank Pierce Mr. Cooke in December last the nomi
OF Wing Convention for seat I'M the State Senate
and defeated by his Democratic competitor present
incumbent MIR. Isbe His sensible and appropriate re.
marks drew forth loud applause and elected the admiration
OF every Democrat presents aftor which, Nj Philip
Alayo's mo- ton, The meeting adjourned.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA.
New ORLEANS August IA The Steamer Daniel Webster
arrived late last night bringing dates from San Francis
CO To the 18th ut
The pcayune has full by her and are ndebt
ed To il tor this despatch
IN. report that millions Of gold was
10 leave San Francisco By the steamer Panama
The state of morals In California was not so gooi, anu
crime is again reported increase requiring The prompt
action % the ygliant Cnmmtc. Fights, murders and rob-
brres were much ,ueni 10 ShDstl, Alrarado Ca
and Trinity counties The offenders have been pEop1
~ punished by the citizens.
yields Of gold are anticipated before the rainy season com
The first overland cmigranls arrived on The 81 July
A party of twenty young men, from Ohio, made Inc INF
IN seveny.wo days The emigration during The season Is
expected 10 he arg".
The troubles with Chincse population are still exist
nu and seem difficult settle. Those the Bear Il'ef
have been driven of by the Indians
CAPTAIN Lord of The Dana, accidentally Kill
ed the Fourth Of jay
The general health OF California s good. The crops have
produced astonishing yields.
The Court Martial had assembled ut San Francisco Tor the
trial of Col. CRAIG.
The markets oil San Francisco in very healthy
ditiun.
Advices from China report the rebellion there daily gain.
ing ground.
The Sandwich Island papers contain further details OF p
racles upon American vessels.
There is other OF importance by This arrival.
PHILADELPHIA. august l6;h.-lenry AUDI OF the firm OF
Bishop Aud OF this city drowned To-day while bath
ing The !snEcucaa Ills vile and children, "ho
the shore him slnk while they crying Tor succor
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

hlCHdOSD, AUGUST IL
Sales of Tobacco by n. NJ MARTIS IL Co since uesIav
last: Epes hhds nj ST. 80 at % and at 80 +
Thornton, at 25 James Turner at 30 and 80.
Mann, n 65 + larry, Jr. at 9; G " CUNNINGHAM
al II 49, / b Coles at IS and II %; 6 Thorn at
So 25 25 so and as; and to Col SanI mvers
al Is; Nurwint ? n, Is and Isl Rob, Jenkin. AZ
Is SO; AID Z :, Lewis | al 49,
-Four hhds Norwood Nutbush Warren, n C. TO Messrs
and Hurdsr"ve, AT SIS and al 3 The ,rac; OF gand
on when hiS tobacco was mnde, Mr. Norwood will sell On
the 10Th OF August Some " hhds of The crop sold las
year from me same panalon at from II Is 90 averaging
about IL d. Some Of the finest tobacco Ut both crops was
raised on old lots which shows that character OF the land
- admirably adapted The growth OF fine anufsc rup
tobacco The tract conIGns about 900 acres and is well
OBSERVING me NOTICE 0! ihosc who may wish buy fine
manufacturing tobacco land
TOBACCO-The ma. ke on Friday aud S,,rragv Ios,
was less active than al the ae of last report und gene
raj prices were, thought, rather lower. On Monday
there was more spirit IN the market and prices w.q little
better than ut the close U The The general estimate
oil tfr crop al s time is hing IG COO hhts and
on this supposon Inc make, closed yesterday with both
hrmness and animation. y. IL MARTIN & co
Sales Of iobacc" by y N. MARTx d Co since Saturday
last hhds W. Hicks Jr 50 and 10 So n Turner 50
and @ hhds (very poor Eat CO. TO- 10 and al 5;
lhos Nelson, 81 IA and Is 75he latter 10 Messrs Gil.
liam Il Mathewsl W II Read 50: . b g Tapscott 7 md
G.; WIN Smith, s. and IL Is; DR. l. Tarry al 10
~ w. 10 and b-ihc three last To Messrs r. Il s Hard
grove hr VIM Ihorp, 9j 8 ate IS and 81 \ Mi.
lam, sood ine$ a, 30; Mathew Duke 50; " n Ell.
tiggan, 10 Mes:rs. A. Thomas Son. H. r. Is and II;
Jacob Davis, IA and II and E Pall, al H. 10 Mr. Jas
Thomas, Jr; Hll!ard g. 2 Mrs Bullock 6 and 81
IL Coz + !.ndersnn, i LUCE at4 90 30 10 3d.
%, 0, - ar 81; hhis cai, oil 80 75 25 TO-
II 30 and II 80; w CLINTON | common Iups and
leaf So 4 Abraham very poor at TO- Z 50 and 10
10 hhds w A Bmwel Ia p ROBINSON Esd az an ayera .
above Isl round s. g. H. II So II 49, H. II and 81 IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
DEMOCRATIC MEETING in BERKELEY.

Ayrerbr to pre- vious notice meeting the democratic
party OF erk,lev, held 10 Martinsbnrg, at Rlmrr'p
Hotel On Monday the oh inst Moss 5. GRASTnAM Esq
called the chair and SAMUEL ALIukrIs and CHARLES
SrrcKEY, IT, appointed Secretaries
Dr. q A. Hami stated that the object of The Meeting
waa 10 a,ily the nomna Of Pierce and King The
Presidency and Vice Presidency the United States and
he moved the appointment OF the committee consisting OF
one from each precinct express tic Of the meeting
The motion being adopted the Chair named The following
gentlemen
G. a. Hamil Franklin Thomas, Alexander Newcomer j.
B. a. Nadenbuusc, Robert L. Robinson James a. Mason
Robert Stewart, Jr, and Casper Stump
III. committee after retiring short time, returned with
the following report which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, 1'ha, the Democracy of Berkeley in unison
with the undivided voice of The Democracy oil the whole
country do heartily ratfy and confirm The nomination
of General nkn Pierce and William R. King candi
United States for the ensuing Presidential term and
engage 10 render them cordial support
Resolved, That unquaiedly approve the platform OF
principles adopted by the National Democratic Convent
which assembled the city Of Baltimore in June last
declare il FIRM conviction tina, the maintenance and
support CT these principles 10 their purity, will Insure the
preservation the CnJn and equal rights among the
citizens 81 the United States.
Resolved That adopt the resolutions RI said Convcn
tian as our platform Of principles.
Resolved. That We approve tho pursued by our
nbc representative in Congress- the Hon. Charles james
Faulkner.
On morton, the proceedings of the necring ORD red
Published il the Republican, and other Dem Ic.t,ic
papers of IL: district and The Richmond Enquirer requested
TO copy-'rhen The meeting, motion. adjourned
VI. 5. GRANrHAM, Chairman
c cnhssL 2 sLraxt1 J, Secretaries.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
T1rO NAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

New YoRK, Aug. l6.-The steamer Northern Light from
San JUAN arrived this morning She brings $4,000 in
gold and 500 passengers and days later California ad
vices. San Juan was healthy, and business dull.
The market we'll supplied except for Flour, of which
there none
Through the intervention of Dillon the French Consul
San Francisco the difficulties between the Americans and
foreigners n Mariposa had been settled.
A runor prevailed at Sacramento on the 10TH thai
Georgetown had been destroyed BY fire. but It lacks conr
nation.
duel fought with evovers at Contra Costa between
Nusent San Francisco Editor and John Cotter Alder
man. from the fourth ward On the second fire Nueent re-
ceived Coters ball in his thigh which would probably
TO be amputated
We learn that there 300 visitors Warren
Snrinps a Mia Time
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING.

Al A meeting OF The citizens uf CHARLOTTE County OF
the 9Th OF August Mr. g. W. Read called TO the Chair.
and Mr james,. Wn;d appointed Secretary On motion of
Mr. II c. fcad McssIs. K. j. Gaires f. f.. Hundley,
James Scott A. +. b. Clifford and w. p Tuns;a ap
psinted delegates Internal Improvement meeting be
held at Union in Monroe County Va the l9n OF
2552 READ, Chairman
JAMES j. WORD Secretary
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ELE c TORS.
NoRUECAl COOKE of Norfolk CITY.
TIMOTHY RIvES. of Prince George
A HUGHES BILLIARD, OF Henry
WILLIAM G. FLOuRSOY. OF Prince Edward
IOIiS GOODE Ir., OF Bedford
ROBERT G. SCOTT. o! Richmond CiF
HENRY 4 WISE. OF Arconiac
ROBERT l.. MONTAGUE, OF MI!dicse&
lanes BARBOUR. uf Cuiprpcr
JoIiN RANDOLPH TUCKER. OF Frederick
GEORGE + DENEALE OF Rockingham.
LANES McDOWELL.o OF Boet0ur
JOIIS b FLOYD n Washington
MORTIMER II. JOHNSON, Of Taylor.
ZEUEkIaII klUWELL, 81 Marion.
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We are glad learn that intelligence reached the War De
partmeDt on Saturday, which strengthens the belief tina
the report of the massacre OF Captain Marcy and his
nand is false.
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from Discussion in Accomac,
HEARD Mr.. HALE SPEAk,

NJ, WE'RE YOU IN SEw M la naLE srEAR
Ills SPEECH, THAT he WoULu r noynN
AN AMY TO MARCH UPON THE SOUTH AND foi 10"
SLAyERYl'" n,,,, mann Mr. HALE SPEAK,
Az NJ ryss MDID You NOT HEAR FRANKLIN PiEkCIE rE
piW 70 THIS AND SAY-IF HALE SHOULD r EinsT 70
rpp>,v RI MARCH ON TIE SOUTH, HE HAD flHSI LIZ
MARCH OVER HIS lpiERcES} DEAp i,,y honf' foN ~
NJ Hann-I DID GEN PIERCE DID SAY SSn a II We
HIS HAND UPON HIS BREASTJ THAT HALE
TO PASS OVER HIS DEAD BODY, bEFohE III 4''
Upon THE SOUTH"
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We can assure tho Wing that we shall take down IN e
Thrilling dialogue shall be satisfied oy pro-
per evidence Mr.. Mapp himself or some equally good VIII
ness that the scene did take place But since Inc ap
nearance Of M Haes letter of denial the Baltimore Argus
from which we copied the original statement says empha'-
cally:
sour authority is reliable that such scene Us we desco
cd did akc place in the Court House in Accomac County
The Union explains the rendering probable mat
our friend was Only mistaken in his report oil the dale as
given by the Wing Elecor OF Accomac"
Should however receive satisfactory information that
the scene did take place. we shall act fairly ano ~no1a"
the STA ernen We shall follow the example OF the "hg'
which in the teeth of Gen. Picces emphatic and thorough
denial still hangs it's mashead The New Boston false
hood and calumny OF Foss, Fogg & Co.
~ B-Why does not Gen. Scott, some oil his friends,
deny The declaration attributed him in Senator Wades let
ter that he would ratter off his right hand, than lend
il 10 the supper, of sarery lfisno true are Tho mana
gers afraid that denial will lose the abolition Voe-and DO
they not thereby confess that the whole South is against
Scott and the only reliance is upon 'he solid column OF
nbolitionistsi at the North
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. a, Newark New Jersey the lith b. tho Rev
Burr Baldwin al Muutross Pa TiTUS BALDWIN ri hls
city JANE NJ au;h,.r Of Johnson C. Baldwin Of tic iomer
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The last Rulegh Standard Gov. Reids re-
election by triumphant majority. In Ga counties he game
thousand eight hundred and eighty sir votes upon his
former majority Seven counties only be heard FROM
and Reds majority can be far from 5000.
Al The last reports, the Democrats after all their losses
and gains will still have majority join, ballot in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

ABOUT RIGHT.-The New York Times, having com.
pared OF Scot's haraneues Grafton of Perics
country paper printed the latter Pickles,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

George NJ West e. Brother have sent to US beautiful
fuilensh portrait handsomely framed, OF Gen. Pierce
It is published by Ferdge Co.. Boston, and said to be
admirable keness-genus and high qualities clearly
stamp j on his fine
Il The Democratic Committee of Vigilance for Madison
Ward will meet at the office OF M=ssrs Watson and Hughes
Bank street, THIS EVENING TUESDAY l7th instant,
o'clock.
CoMMTTEE.-W VIM F Watson, Isaac Watkins VIM C
Tucker, John J Wilson James Conway Ambrose Carl
ton, WIN Crump, John Marlin, Alex Mott William
Richie, Rubt NJ Allen, james N Shine John Daniel
Addington, Totty, Peter Daniel jr., George w
Gillespie, Geo " Toler John Bevin, Thos letter. John
Howard, Michael Seagers Philip Mayo Vincent Fayier
Chas Nordmeyer, Robt Hughes, Thomus Renovan, VIM
Wallace; Lewis RigseT Dabney Gooch James Foster
Geo l. Betty, Roscoe Heath Miles Amber D Robin
son, John Brmmer John womble, John r Rogers jas
G Bosher, Philip Goocb, Charles Yale, f Blanken.
ship, William Ford William Crutchheld, Charles R Brlc
ken, Patrick McMann Anthony Krschman, Robert Nc
Nance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

NEW YORK iuG l6.-Twelve deaths from cholera &C.
Cured he re last week
riot took place Al Fort Hamilton last night between the
soldiers and the negro waters Several OF the ler were
badly wounded ia the body. The troops were nnay re
stored 10 order The cause the difficulty Is unknown
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SAMUEL ALBERTI5,
CHARLES STucKEy, Jr,
FROM THE FISHING GROUNDS

ST. JoHSs Aug l3.-The ball in honor of Com Perry
took place last night and the Mississippi will sa TO-DAY for
Halifax BRUSH steamer has appeared of Bathurst
The ST. Johns papers expect that Lord Derby has taken the
Fishery question OF Cr3mplons hands and thinks he
will stand the Colonies.
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DEATHS.


DIED Mlnctc evening last WILLIAM Ed
WARu, infant Of Frederick W and 'lbei ledor, aged II
moalIs an! 20 day.
Wards residence OF his ah.r) Charlotte
county. DyeneFy Tuesday the ih the eighth
Of his age. COLLEGIATE Of Wan. II. Dennis Esq.
DIED his residence Stanton River the Of IIaaI
Friday the 9Th Capt. JOHN SINS. !0h Of his
age has gradually been declining
Dering that saaeune hopes entertained
by bq fImi!y that his health would be restored
Blu. ala. how al1cou human calculations the day
iea he the morning apparently his usual -a IN
himself and SET; before tbs cose Of the y he had gone
.som whefce returns Capt Sims was
gentleman decided and strong mind ani prac
Being devoted 20 farming, he had turned his deHoh
entirely The improvement, OF his and OF the srsea
and planters the county When young man. nc
appointed county and performed the dunes
the once faithfully and the Of the community lie
kind parent intulgent correct ~ ms transactions
his fellow greatly The Geighbohood 10 which
he resided and has many friends who deeply anen, hs death
MANAGERS OETICE-R. FRANCE & co.. Sue
Forhis days 900 to- u! 90 ., Of coo, &C. IS Nos
IL drawn. Tickets IS. -. ;. , "a,
Drawn Nos OF Grand Consolidated. Glass
Au.. II c. W. PURCELL
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zIat6 YOU ssehl 70 hage AZ ahsfscse vi srs 70
40 and beg you TO accept my thanks Tor your ,br
sS;.ae nv claim that lro at least, before .,o
am VIZ" "'s" ' FRANK PIERCE
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LlTEST NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH
Photographed for the Richmond enquirer

CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate took up the bill for the construction OF slip
canal 10 Sault Saint Marie 90,
In The House the bill declaring the Wheeling Bridge
nnst road discussed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

-l,rJ
Adyces Valparaiso report the loss near me isard
of Santa Maria OF the Boston ship Stafford She'll oouhu
far California with valuable cargo, and l5O passengers all
tho Latter of whom with one exception saved. The
shin was insured at Boston for halt million.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

DEATH OF MRS. TAYLOR.
New YoaK Auc l6.-IGc steamer Ftanhln from New W
leans reports that Mrs Taylor the widow OF the late ffr
d.nt of the United Saie. died Pasca9oua last Saturday
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NEW YORK Acc l6.-Advices from ECUADOR stae mat
after several unsuccessful assaults upon GuayaquL Flores
had abandoned the attack his troops and vessels OF war 60
nu over TO Urbcna Eazabsd had been named as
Of Euuudor and as he opposed urbena, revolution ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

BUFFALO, AuG. l6-A man and his wife, named Hart.
man were II urdeIed last night BY two negro burglars
BALTIMORE, Aua l6-No sales OF Hour. Gram STEADY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

tha poay pu GaB ,o iva at seas,e; C1eisi laA HAL s
Mr. Websler dni Choa,e regarded ha great mon CT
the New England States.
AT the Volunteers celebration, D. Fl travels, on Snur-
duy the 7h Messrs Dcneue and Williams Eector and Assist
ant Eecor addressed the people OF Shenandoah with their
usual power and effect and did justice to the glorious cause
which the Tenth Legion has SO bravely SO consistently
stood bv No champion OF The Scott ticket appeared
although was expected and desired that would
represent The wing candidate.
The papers also refer TO discussions Mnrtinsburg be-
tween j. r. Tucker and A. r. Boleler Esqrs, Democratic
and Wing electors and Leesburg between James Barbour
and H. w. Thomas Esqrs Democratic and Wing electors
In which the able champions of maintained their
nositiuns with distinguished success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

M. IAN A CONVERSATION WITH Gen.
~ HAVE THIS "a az nECLAREu HE WOULD S0oNEh
SCOTT IN M RG,T HAND THAN LEND 1T TO Iie ,Is
CUT OFt ms ERV -Unco,tradic,ed Letter " Senator ''ae.
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RITGRY ACADEl

The school of Mr. Morrison Of Washington city, adVefseu
in ,oduys pape highly spoken by those VINO nave du
children there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

EuIsIIeu DemocTat n MaTyanu:
"Rey upon it, that Maryland for the first time, will
for the Democratic nominee This certain here that
| no Wing will bet upon the result in the STATE"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

$40 NORTH NO SOUTH no ,E hAspp MaINTENANCE OF
nnE COMMON BOND AND TRuh p b.
LIZ 90 orfiER HOOD '-FfatSttH f'e''''
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DEMOCRACY IN NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.


GrSTLEaES-This canvass reminds me much OF 1885,
There is with US the enthusiasm the same union the
same concentrated and determined effort Our meetings
have been very large and in oil this North Western region
me Wings have not held Even in the City of Wheel
ing crewhle the Richmond of the West no response has
been made 10 SCOTS nomination There they give up the
contest and saw that Virginia will vote Tor Scott any now
and its useless 10 fight Here IN TINS mountain region wheIe
some of our clan been bitten by that Iaian
lula Tom Raymond, find "the recovered OF the bite
the dog II was that died."
If every other District does as well as this one LOT ferce
believe his majority In the State will exceed fifteen thou
sand. o;.,
Convention meets at Backsvile on The 24th
rive understand thu, Shcrrard Clemens Esq., is the only
candidate spoken Of for the Congressional nom-
nation.
As showing the zeal of friends in the North West
zeal worthy 10 be followed by every portion OF the State
we learn that T. Kdwe Jr Esq, elector, and s. Clemens
Esq assistant elecor will make speeches at the following
nlaces and times in the Wheeling Electoral District
MANOR CousrY- Warrington, Saturday, 7h OF August;
Warrington Saturday. l4h OF August Bassnctsville, Sat
nrdv DIST of August; Louisville mouth Of Indian creek in
the edge of Mononealia county, Saturday zs OF nugns
Boolsyille Saturday. 4th of Sepenoer Mersdihs a'en
Saturday. llh of September; Pennington thursday, lo't
OF September. - 49,, =,
| MoyosaatJA Cousry-B lacksvie Tuesday, oath OF Au
gust Warren Wednesday, 25h of August CnssviIe Fri
day, 9th of August. ,
Kinpwood Monday, 9th of August; German Settlement
Thursday, 18th of August Evansville Saturday, i7 Au
gust .,,. :, &C.. s .,,,,,
RasnoIpH CouSTy-Beverly, Thursday il9h of August
| WErzEL CouSTy-Forks Of Fishing Creek, Saturday, ISL
Of September New Marnsvillc, Monday yum OF oepten'
Der; Moors Mouth of Proctor Tuesday, 18th Septemoef
Tyler CouSry-Siservc Wednesday, END OF Septem
her. CenlreyIIc Thursday 23d Of September Mddebount
Saturday, 25h Of September Point Pleasant oehoo houSe
Monday, 9th Of September
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TRUNKS. cAKPET eAas, VaLIcEs. ~.

TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, vALICEs, &c,
VA have hand and receiving fine assortment OF
w Sole Leather Black and Russe Trunks OF every style and
qualify large variety OF Russia and Brussels Travelling Bags
styles and patterns Ao fine 10, hog
sole leather rsces made after the approved patterns Of
which will sell on the best terms :
Aug Il PUTNEY. WATTS a. PUTSEY.
BOOTS! BOOTSIi BOOTS!!!
ENTLEMEN would do well TO call and examine stock be-
N fore making ;her purchases We f Miles Dress
and Water Proof Boots which for and durability equal
thing have We lot OF fine calf
skin Shoes cool anil comfortable Call in and
= nice f..
Aug. IL PUTSEY, WATTS Il PUTNEY.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT,
FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM X. KING, OF ALABAMA.