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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-05
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NEW YORK BAZAAR

NEW YORK BAZAAR,
lit the .Neav York Store, st. .inthony Street,
LOUIS BLUM,
receiving and opening of the largest stocks
of goods offered in this Territory, which usual,
causes tremendous rush at l.. Blums New York Bazaar
to secure and buy the
.NeU styles Of 1853.
Which for beauty and neaness quantity and quality,
were never surpassed here. We have in the
l. a d es; Dep m ent
beautiful assortment of plain, changeabie and figured
silks, which entirely styles also all trimmings to
mach plain ami figured Bareges silk Tissues; plain and
figured silk popns light and dark muslns; Prints; Lawns;
Baregc de LANES; which beauty were never exceed
and at prices that hard to beat any quantity Of Cling
hams Of all styles and coors light and dark cacoes which
YOU have only to examine to they are handsome In
The h wi De a TT m mt.
may be found beautiful line OF silk Thibefs Cashmere
Broches single and long with the largest and most
complete assortment of silks, Laces and MantiIas
oere and which for beauty and neatness cannot be
passed.
Hosiery latest styles OF collars and under sleeves chemi
sett Bands; Edgings Insertngs; plain and embroidered
Handkerchefs; very large lot OF Fahcy Goods French
perfunery, etc. very large assortment OF
JewelrY and silver ware.
will to old customers and the public In general,
that stock large and well assorted, and bought
pressy to be sold; and shall be sold cheap
tabshment west of New York do. shall purchase,
receive and keep stock repenished with all the fash
ionable styles OF goods during the summer months.
Finally would to all those wishing good bargains
In goods, to be sure and call at
Blum's New York b BaZaaF,
Saint Anthony street. purchasing the Goods will
be shown freely and 1t will cost nothing to examine the
stock. LOUIS BLUM.
St. Paul, June %, 1855. ha
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ROOKRINDING,
Ne,c Tailoring Establishment.

Third street---Two doors above the Post Office.
tHULZE & MATHES having Just opened new Tailoring
- and Gentlenen's Furnishing Establishment at the
above place, will happy their friends and
public in general, their line of business Being pract
cal workmen they feel confident of giving general salts
faction. They will keep hand assortment OF FASH
ioabe Cloths, to which they invite public attention.
ST. Paul, May 2s, 1858. 2-37y
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For ale.

For Sale.
"A BRICK CARRIAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP
at the corner of Third and Roberts streets, St. PAUL
fEe An Improved Farm at Little Canada, six miles
13SDknOrth of st. Paul;
t1A choice lot OF Timbered Land, miles south of
.<.SA> st. Paul on the Mississippi river;
Aisu, an Improved Farm at the Head Of Rush River
~ miles south OF Hudson and the stage road from
st. Paul TO Prairie du Chen, Wis.
The above described property will be sold very low for
cash. For further information, enquire Of
WILLOUGIIBY Il POWERS.
ST. Paul, June 4. Corner of Fourth and Roberts sts
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T,.E RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
prBLlSuEp DAILY AND WEEKLY,
L +, X NJ \:

ay per and al the E 5a' s 81 sm
dollars iglis rcr annum and three dollars for SIX me'iis
m advance paid ~ he Office Or RENTED oy mall P
psHas, ~ dollars Tcr the end oil the year
pt ,,s Office be remllie per nia IN sooe
psuS notes, the risk OF the Editors ne postage a." "
L by the rriierS. The postage oil single ce' i
ms account the writer II Is the accumulation % @ i
s business which 'pofa''s"s
Hi'1- TERMS OF ADVERTISING
.,,r n ,IIS ESQu!EER:-For TEN lines or less hst N
fy cents vevy succeeding insertion twenty NE T'i
week week at thretmeSa week, thi'S
J. "S' naf cents each insertion after Tie hrst
ar charged "g 'aFs ol tty h"cs anu ~
OF .rtatcrcngth; eXcc: !nItery
hal .pr,pure- ciatge sn, Cpapc lrcl"ied)
N THE SEMEwEEkLN-For TkN inesor less a' 'sei'i"l
>. 80, T.r ,lcn c0ttinuancc % cents
rsc-s from s:aRc. must +" accompanied with 'he au'a"t'
ns> satisfactory rH''Fentes !" ;ns"te thccai"" ,:
.urri< r!'atrS o! respect. tTcssdtHs sisht t"
ar c4qrYss far . u.rari, i,Ss,ye'.tS , ,,h.,.v,r
%, ,.y,.T-e ar lIgrriG"cS from tho county, whchtvti
, ory anSnn"a (" vs. mus be - -
III the Postmaster The nc'ehh"rhooI OF % G.~ o
be published Every measure ;Haa mas
pv inTcsuEs and lUizZes. has hcrei'Hr S.n certified
such coumlr
namc ofi h. ,,rtt.sn "a Gta " U!hs sf
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
VIRGINIA AND THE PUBLIC LANDS.
rHURsDAY MORNING, APRIL II. IL

VIRGINIA AND The PUBLlC '''''
The Federal Government is government on' ~
and expressed purposes. 1t acts by po"', -
can DO nothing but what authorized oy 'hs.
noa, - h no,o.s.r, imo)icaton The Constitution Is
,,o oh, IS a. ,,ho,i,v md the sole schedule OF all us
eo,,o 1hsre s no authority in the Constitution au'
; 49, f,o,o, government TO make ltscl purchaser
s Ia, a . orstuitous distributor OF Them among 'he
S,ates The enormous grants "heh 'na' so'ei"'''''
- s,ores in which they lie is an abuse OF lis
mowers and gross violation Oh 'l' 'e''e aiu
r;,,on framed and ordained only Tor unhns sovereign
$40, States in q conedeacy, and establishing an aeei'
anu ed'. oecient and equitable administration of their
common affairs Those e1avagan1 grants o' anu ae "h
an outrage fraud upon the old States, which they
sboud unite abate to put down. to bring TO an end
which public justice and puoc virtue are ahe eo"eo''u "
frown down and abolish
How do advocates Of the land distribution propose 10
correc, The eyil By exlendng Iegtmazing, and pept
ting -by calling upon re old Stacs TO sanction 'he
gross Injustice that has been done hem-Hy requiring fif-
ena 10 instruct her delegates in Congress 10 o III 'he
abomination and inquy provided that virginia be allowed
a wre,ched prlance of the cont:aband sPoi's
Mr. Staples in his speech published but not deliver
ed saw what the Wing party Of Virginia nte willing 10 in
s,ruc, her delegation vote the proposition;
1a Bl known as 'BenneIts Rlr differs from all others
ever vet been before Congress in this that II pro-
osas 10 grant the eleven new States hry-une millions
two hundred and nineteen thousand acres OF land lying
hn those States aid themin the construction OF works
Of internal improvement in the States respectivey-io each
Of The old States hundred and fifty thousand acres IN
land warrants for each senator and INC s
nnorrss from the said States and each of the ogunzcd
Territories and The District o. Columbia one hundred and
ly thousand the support Of common schools, or
TO other useful public purposes.
The burden OF the speakers whole eor be it remember
ed is 10 show the iniquy Of the enormous gruui,ies be-
slowed by the Federal Government upon the new States
In another part of the effort striking exhibit Is made OF tue
amount OF these eratutes. Here is tho statement which
the speake, from public document and which h
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letter Ie''ise 10 the Importance Of in raisoG ea,
crops ol tobacco. The letter this Season particularly
cannot DC otherwise Than interesting a growers Of otc.
CO.
cuMsERLA.p FEE 1853
My Dear SIR Yours ul The ION ult did reach ne
IN last Saturday ~ consequence at having ren directed %
Famve Instead ol Stony Point h!ld aud take the ear
esl opportunity 10 r.ply 10 H.
My experiment in nrnMiag such heavy # tobacco
last year, ha attracted great ai ntian and take
pleasure ln dtrng Tor the benefit Of tho planting :cSi
of the State The ground pretty literally dIeSsrt III
home made mlnnrc- from my stables fim-nens and pts
a. think ought always /, be done, ii would grow To-
bacco prohtlti When going bed he land for hill.
ing, or rubbing down, which prefer sowcd on earh acre
The following mixture bushels sicd Peruvian Guano,
weighing, Judge about one hundred pounds, intimately
mixed with one bdshel ground alum salt then mixed -
bushels Mexican Gnano weighing, suppose hhnt;co
and SIXTY or one hundred and seventy pounds bush:
el OF kcltlcwes Mixture cf Polsn and Plaster ahon!
one hundred and hly huned and sixty pounds '"d
shovelled them all we'll together add sowed the mix u:t
broadcast lhG cost Of tie whole about Sb2 per acre
Inc cp mat was planted in good timc-l scare" o.
pante and the seasons rcry dhcutl gave ne
two thousand pounds per Tno tUbacEo ioppc:
from eighteen 70 twenty FIVE leaves and 'ipcaed
well TO the II leaf without firing The tobacco wa. cult.
Ta'ed c hc manufacturers, and s OF ve:y nc quality ana
remarkably sweet
My reasons for This mode and sim
pie Our o lands in This region, and doubt no Gtre S
in middle Virginia, are d fic n uspaics i'i
potash !an any otter o tho mineral mhnu!ss ant iit t.
bacco plh mtg" have t;Gse elements in O!t,r 10 gipcn
In phosphatea about onrsix'l and Ave sixths n ~
money val' or $40 The ton III ammonia, %'hch
powerfully stimulates The growth OF tobacco without eau
sing II TO- Ilpen or "h"n giving II the healthy grown
which viii secure against firing The Mexican Guanu Is e
richest that has been brought the country il posphaies
containing 81 60 crat ami ONLY one TO two per cent
Of ammonia Consequently a5pu, sixths 0: is monc;
value in The pl'sp!aes. and about SIKH in The an
mnna. Ills suggested The idea o mixing lhc Two. ne
salt was put with The Peruvian fix the ani1nii a!i u
furnish The mursiss aud soda Bat he tobacco plan
specially needs potash especially in lis pening
outer coat OF The STALK and the being formed primer
paly OF seclae OF pota.h THUS you see glance "ia
aimed to accomplish BY my mixture
The success was beyond my expectations Il vas th'
who saw IL.
The Mexican Gusno D. had at Baltimore, at $50 PC
ton, of 22iO pounds. Sterling Ahrens deal in IL M
Potash and Plaster, Mr. kcllcwtli Of Baltimore prepares
and sells 50 80 cts per barrel of Ghour $50 pounds
lost muy say. no tobacco by fire while every ono
my neighbors had 10 cut their crops Tor fire.
~" ''s" j. s. ARMisTEAD.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING n nENRlco.

HE6DCR tiit NEE TING IN HENRlID.
4 adjourned ag he Demncrats Of H5:.s!rr
held At he Cour. Hon-" .H"trest,y, A?r' 49,;
suan nolirc. Mr. y howe ir ,iIo Chair aaa IL
Richie Jr.. Src-r'trY
NJ Bo~c cvp;a;nn II" object Of the meeting 10 )
inmates eamtt," ,o- the Legislature arpoin
tcrgalcg 70 district Congri ssi"ns C""v.n'ion,
Mr. long ote'si M following resoi"onS wt'eh ""'e
unanimously adopted
!;rs,~ct unanimously ll: s. portion .! Daaoe
!1cy rt Hcnric" ~ public tn"gns assembled DO rlc'ge
ourselves 81! honorable ant legh! means II secure
h election Of non!nCc, aad that earnestly request
brother Democrats throughout Tie county 10 unite wI'h
- in caT,Y.y tis pieaas
RrsGyrt TIA. 'lr Chairman al this meeting b. aud he
il h"chg requested arno7t committee nj twenty iis.
nm e.ch ner'ia s-ict !" act - committees Of Pr'I.
Gncc assist earring or' la design o. The foregoing
III I ;5tarse nominated Taos nr,r'e J. he
Nr l,i,,iic iorns anl al MS request Mt St,ae with
d." Ni- R!lclti+'-
III. Snt';c the" r2:n'nated ,lr 10 May"
liz Jao Carter nominated Gr. !; Blackburn
II. I: VI AEen nominated u ricnrr Cox.
IN" then and resulted for Nj. May" II
ilt. H:arkburn :, anl Nj. Ccx ).
Mr. j. Ruoln-nn j uovet t!,o ie vot" be- Reconstructed
las he lcunhl there msronr9pon II. 'eatt1n 10 tt
Tie .nonn was greed to-,.yrs l5 Tocs II
Mr Aiken wit'frcH' Mr. Coys name
The t"n again taken ana resulted 'Or a M"?"
6 irr Alr. R!lca burn l5.
air layo wss ,lem ecia:c4 uaar:mo.sly The ncm;ne"
hir. .nq briefly responded, anI accepted the nomination.
II. promised 10 leave hon3!abi cnie1r"' un'fci 20 carr
oU; ;hc wi-;ics ot IT, Democracy.
Mr jua Il Iorag anrc4rt {" the Democracy "i ne
Co4!y ray il3. VI ;y0s snnHoE u iev come up I"
The worh az thrv should III Griffin would lnd him rough
We OILY hcatc before 5y tho most !hde-
aiirarr eyrTtiOrs Vi our ntvCrsares.
Mr. r. Lorton offered tic following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Hos; J,hn Cask!a deserves, he
viii receive the ap.lla oi all goo. and trGe DcIoct s
E,r a lr,u adherence - Democratic ianiTarks
Resolved, ha! The chairman nPn"in! h'e deleH"ts ".'
each ,-cria district ,r"7ycntion for he Pu'-
oosn OF onir ting carI,c for this Congress district
al -nch time and pacH may 81 ajf"i6tel
VI,.i iy.r1
ab,vo yc.ci,,a Mrs=ys NJ Aiken K. II. Loron, I.
L. MctGou!l Tho. J West Henry Cox Thomas S'aFEe'
inp Nc,rls Ro iiafs.r Philip Harwo0d James hirneit,
<,hl Matthews. a Baokturn Jno + Young. Dr. iHo,
n E.mr!l p,nioi Cuftner Rc''aTd Ra'ns iho: Rci1,
r. Jro Vim James C.. Spetts anA ). C"iiTe!l, ~
tIur Vigilance Committees will >" pu''@hsi "-'n"ff'"
~; ,,,.i, nf li- 4 Bla".hgrn the Chairman and Scrc-
tarv were addict The vigilance cnr'i#.'ita
Oo r9t;n o M Saric proceedings were atdefed l."
bc pu!rshai III the democratic PnTcfs
Cn t.ioi!on the nrni!ag then aijt ,..r =
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joins ". ELANTtN. DENTIST.

AlN' :ael myself OF M avtt The Baltimore college
Es .! r"aa surgery offer ,f-ssona the
.s.e Cumberland and the atInile am prepared 10
s"'orr al @ieaupns The teeth :e pcsct manner
iss.H nssH .t l.G'. 20 ii cr:i.5t Il.
4ra any call, a:!ftine FaImy!e, Prince Edward
ceGrt. y. March l-cly
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The GREAT hMEisI1S HEDGE PLANT
h"' ~ IA OR Usage EnR.%GE.-pIrklNS SEED AND


)" rcs Ei's ony elapsed slnc. the introduction i this
stiu Haa' Hut exsnnI-2s have already shown iiat the
go. aa'gm fences discovered The objections
2 s.". tsalhs other nod. plants, DO OF apply ~ Iht
e s eaaily lrornsa;t and o RAPID growth IRON
I.i ''a: D !Iie; bears flooding drought; does lo
re- '''; r. very shar ;horn. ana The wood contains
' ~ ~a renders II Lrs:rucia3ic Icy lime or Insects
- ,'fsss t'-!.g .,xes cheap eace OF Singular beau
= ....ss.. almost bird,
'' " become discouraged IN their al tempt 10 gro"
as ;Icir repeated failures III making the seed
suy '1 @H DC aino-c; i'oHe 10 the worthless sect u
. rs VIZ y Of which Destroyed the process OF
"i. ron .he -
sIssS' in he business n raising my seed Is all
soot ta9 .re.f '"'''' ~ '' '''' "'' va '' wa
.ai q! "" a,s Usage n,r- Plants a.! ready setting
!e: can - forwarded 'ny part al the country III
=, >p:inE planning
~ -" larihst ceu'G.l- directions Tor planting
- ''S-' '''a'''5 iic hedge & spYc alton 10
M,,cn Il, -" u. W. rIrKlN,
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FRIDAY azOlsNiN%2, aEes<lI. Is, 1865.

We very that tie Mhig party, conn ed Us i
may this Bill; aud backstins Democrats,
il any there be this subject however loosely her de-
mochCy han. npon ,hcir shoulderswl t ashamed ci
logic and Dacy like this Ben are not done win ihS
subject, with Bennels Land Bill, nor with Tie delegate
irnm pntI
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AT meeting o The Democratic party al Portsmouth, held
on the evening OF the 9Th inst, Mr. George Gfice
unanimously Elected their candidac Tor The Hous- oi
Delegates a Gfce, however, declined Tive nomination,
and hy unanimous VOTE Mr. Wheeler the late efcifn' del
eoat. was Jcei change his Determination U not being
candidate aud again III" Democracy OF Pors
mouth by acCeIng the nomination MT " asked lime for
consideration md will announce his decision al the next
meeting Of r ;ariy The meeting also concnred III the
nomination .! Col. Cherry by The country portion o The
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AGI'Ilj.

\ NiKRiN'TuN. Importer t.. Manufactured OF Gi.ars
" s'htccp >aui, Pipes, rshos-Ir iul retail No Isl
H-C"Fer" q" H street " Scotch! Soldier, keeps con
Sa' % uHd al he &o,t "uag Ians Ui Cigars IN large o
s- p Si' purchasers 81 readable terms, and IL prices e
t'1.ss '.'t ;.2 ,,ugtaHF1 'eai,.s
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The Richmond Dispatch has way, peculiarly us o"h G.
of cks In apra rony the bcst SOFT oi huhoi ht
Dispatch is Independent and 1f will say what II Ees
OF political paics but fear lis neutrality Ike le ponies
attributed 10 this district is very like the handle o jug
altogether on enc side" Here is jeu desprh mol from
Wing paper:
The Democrats by arranging this Congressman Dls-
rCt secure themselves overwhelming DrIn"craliG
MAJORITY have relieved the Wings OF this III measure
the cares and troubles u politics or COURSE IL Is very
grrcabc Wings; but IL fSed fact we "n
see that they may from abGu! the only chso-
aion the case will admit uf that lhrT may no" give
their time exclusively business aud, for season. BID party
politics good bye And although this consolation Is regarded
as offensive freedom the Constitution and so on II can
be denied that party politics have injured seriously
great many men, and ruined cncir grcn HmnF DINERS
Therefore le political complexion Of the s!Tici If Ike
the handle Of Jug altogether SIDE an as tic PIE
dominating party is the minority in this city we arrive a,
the irfesslir conGns that The minority nnIy are likely
lo time al least surr from the neglect 81 private inter
rss the absorbing ana ctcng matters oil parry naic
Al all events better laugh than cry f.' years
may bring great changes Even The present political parties
may soon swallowed up in divisions ana sGhai"i-
siuns ilul may leave hardly grease spot o them
But seriously The Dispatch really believe ih- District
dead sure Tor Democratic partyl The majority gave or
Gen Pierce was only IS? when the pay thoroughly
naniZc, and excited and when every vote was polcd We
are slre il wa. no pal excellent cotemporarys pnr
pose 10 ul the Democrats Of his district into false seen
rity; and we tell democratic friends ha, 25 Is noi
majority 20 siurnber upon.
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'>H'EE lGtE LIVES LEISURE THE LIVES
YOUR SERVANTS.


~. >tie' Lie Insurance Cnmpanycharter perpetu
AZ si-s. principal office, 62 Walnut street, Phlla
,t NJ A.r..y Richmond, L!sie5 Row, Pearl
~ ;..S Io."T COok-cnntinues TO make lRsuances
anIy sgE ' M9 asonabic terms Life Insurance Is The
surr, -d a:aiahle providing Tor The future
zoo .s,r o! v6.'s fsmy NpEe poor and none
.cs Tns a" its invaluable privileges and advanta-
wh n. 80 o"rfs Of slaves against losses,
.. t,,. ..stt saves would occasion them Let all then
IS II rs w !s!. avail themselves Of the nesmabe bene-
ape M conlpaGy United States Oilers at.
az .'.sct .Guai to the above named. The
cHos, are moderate, and sLArEs Will be
'gs w ,crIo u fran Years All loss.
Fam; ;'., 2''!-h to'!i, adjusted
'ss. 't - containing full particulars, and also any
il;sae upon tie subject, will be furnished gratis ap
{. R. BRlCKEN
H'! irhIS Company throughout the State OF Nir
Ac-lc a. 'hers tespoEsblo persons) may obtain the
An w o"h or "Ishborlood, BY addressing (pos paid
C.R. BRlCKEN. Richmond, Va.
AL, NOTICE.
"A '"i' lot Subscriptions the Randolph Macon MAJ.
hsa Ia .D" o!ese, Va. II payments made very
''a..s "I be PU: haris Of officers for collection.
".r.E. .2l.-.,.- L, CLAYBROOk ELDER,
Secretary of Editorial Corps.
'VnE sur, roIt SALE NEAR RICHMOND.
'"eiS CI iir small. excellent farm.
y tie Isr iiies from tho Market ahou, two thirds
S:e ~ aftf and considerable part unH cultivate sa
E..s. - fertility adaptation and convenience 10 marker
s: & e mos! desirable places arke, garden and
n t -" ei.y. II properly mataged the price OF
tss Nh. ger! s"oG and easily made Profits The
,a ", but ule expense, be rendered com
AAs all necessary convenences number OF
tars- 49,, 81 water the place "
sts ~ " iurcaS. will pleas. call and exa,n,,. r., h.
l.. T.,. " ~ '"""'''e i"i 'hen'
''0 Fylioersl Apply to Ros7 HA,11sos on i.
SAMUEL HASTINGS
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NdS RHIE ARD.

s.;, ROGERS 3;h Street, Main, Richmond dealer
y " Esrt l.aan and American Marble MuHument. Tut
s''s >!,"s- MaH;o iaces every description Wall P!a.-
t;ors &, &c.
aaY'sstsnI Lafynee cutcd IN the neatesimanneI
e cogAy, %hcity reference. promptly
~ "oze served apprenticeship Of the arges
,s ~! i. New fok City ,aai having much experience IN
ic Hnscli,hat all work cxecutedat his shop will siv
&C estfe Il any done North South Oct5-cly
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The Democrats OF Hcurico yesterday nominated Mr. Ro
A. MAYO as their candidate for The next Le.isln urr We
hope all democratic friends will rally al once 10 his sup
port From The good feeling which anln,,rt The democrats
present Yesterday have doubt oi Mr. MAYos
in The coming long pull strong pull and pull
altopeth.r md all will be- we'll
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Tao. RlrcHrr Jr S."'y.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING ~ LOUISA COUNT.

DEMOCEA ArlC NETTING ~ LOUISA COUNT.
"a r1a.trs ,f Tie Drfocrac pnny .: Louisa a"nn!
held q, Tia ;on House t!er,o! ~ 'ioH1a!, ;tr u M
bling Court day H.: B. II Francro wa called 10 s Guar
arL Edward II. Iane appointed :ocrciarE
m. object Of he me- linz having been eyiained 70 DC as
apron'ine aeIcg'cs T. me n,,e, ana ,l. ~
na,c candidate i, ,rptassnt III" county 6" Louisa IN me
n,x, t;arc mi 4 =scmnly oi Viranii
IN r,. .op:i a. lanes l.. Gnrf"n ESD '' ''t;l ~
nojntr tho lo wing gentlemen a. dcrea'cS Ia me o,a'n
ton Convcnun: Charles L, iin Elns "i',1m "SE'''h,
Jonn Quq;'ss lhFrnas j. bafte't GM,s o Rn-
:: -, Humphrey Riasiry, 'ljral:'i Parrish br y
s. Fr,,lc pr 3. Anderson II a. 5l2' ~ Z ~ ,s'tr S
John T. Cniias !u,n ti2rt. ihnn1F Dc', "'1, a. a.
drrws W G r. Nelson y J Nelson u. h"'''% ''''
Robert A. Duncan aud ticofg" " rA'"o .--.. -,
o n,n:nn il was-Ec,oirr Thit our delegates I" ID
Con. be mud tney are cfeHy ;' =. ~ Raj of
cntrr 4 Hoda, represent i.is 'sf'ct IN 'e o'''1
Public Worka. -,;,.,,- - :. -,odid.lc
- ,r- county im tc nexi Cenera ssrrn'E -
~ ~ an :he ,nction o. james L Gordon. Esq TIC
Char acro;ntef 4 COMMITTEES OF ne "n'sc no,, ,..o
arpoIa. nG.inan2 cenlif!ee. consisting ~ ;,,;irn
,,,,, each ,rr,irn district ~ ne county o&td
h.v;na beer c,7stir;-d -ct@i and n sH'r 's''e
tnra an presented UI W.iliiln 5 t""ier as '''S
,,,,- ine II represent the county o. l'u's" ~ -
nryr r;.nrr,l Assembly Virginia o. FG"is' 's's -
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CARER aud Examine
On mos.on, lns6'ios ad,,",9si; "a ,<c,sco Chm
EDWARD II LaSE. Scc'y.
Exsrnlner please coy
TIE GRAND LODGE OF THE '.C,iioo =, ~ , s.s
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SIGN in s;s city yeseTtly e'sE:'s' ''.
Officers : u" s I'm " " Grand Atas,er ChaT'sG"o
r. Ian ki"z.r y Deputy Graoi ias'sr aisAsh''''
LAM ho"5 e S",i,r Grand Warden, Shenandoah
% D,vid Reaj K w Grand sesIs,ary r., HS"sSe9 h'"
George w Goer R v Grar1 n,sin Richmond
john p,ss e Fimonis, r Grand Representative Upper
| vle ~ c,,r4 Rsn-eseuta!;re Wheel
ing. ,..,.. ,,o:, the various subordinate
| ndscs %; tie Sale, sscIs n ai'"hdance
pu,or he 7,s year ts rsceips OF s57 55 re p5eiso
as r., ,:n,psay amou"tsd tc S2z70''. 0ea- aH IL
,,eo .. s35 $50 eve. the previous year.