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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

DEnCU ssiON GUN CAPs.-Ne have jo.r
a. fcelved further suppy II best G D. aud En.
ghS1 PERCUSSION Caps tor sale at loves, prices
w. S. d q, DONNAV
iHoor'ers OF Hardware, Cutlery De, ID Pearl q,
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II LANDING PAiNTs.-1-s-n,,--------- -
bTj,,iaa rilnts Of the fne.t quality anc p,as
0''''4at color, for sale very low b1 '' ana most
ja7 ]. PICOT,
corner opposite the Old tferket
"AL PIT OILS Iirrces for sal. 6v
80 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & Go
y htME OLDsIDEs and sHOULDERs
IN stre, for saie oy
al JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Despair
A Lady Testimony after thtrty-etSM years Of
Suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful rnedi-
cine could it perform the astonishing cures made by
it'll
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n e w S Items S.

ISLAND Hor>E.-Mr il. Shur,lclr. til,
wrll-known and popular landlord, has rc>um
ed tn" charge of this elegant house, a; Bel
lows Falls which, under his care. has beer
heretofore such a iavorite place of resort.
e" The House of Representatives of Mass
have, says the ATLAS, made choice of the Rev
Mr. Lowell for Chaplain. Mr. Lowell is hi.h-
" respectable clergyman of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, reside, Mt in South Boston.
e" We learn that a post mortcm cxamin-
alton was had of the body of the late Amos
Lawrence and it was found that his heart
was largcly os>iticd; and what was very re-
markablc, the largencss of the his braun
weighing two ounces more than that of Mr.
Webster
REvIvALs.-A series of religious rcvivals
have taken place on Long Island within the
past two months. and are being still continued
at different places with great success. At ia
mara last Sunday. abont 60 new members
partook of the Sacrament at the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. At Cold Spring and other places,
the additions to the various denominations
have been as great.
DEATH OF PROF John WusoH.-This
very eminent man-who was first heard of in
this country at the time work appearcden-
titled Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life"
Of which he was the authors no more
News of his death has Just been received at
New York.
Er Three men were killed on Friday last
by the explosion of the Powder Mill at South
Acton, accompanied by tremendous report.
The men were at work in the Mill. and were
instantly killed.
s:E' The value of the poultry in the United
States is estimated at twelve millions of dol
lars
GE \ Mormon organ. called the Seer. has
been started in Washington by Mr. Orson
Pratt, one Of the prophets or elders of the
Latter day Saints.
e. Stephen A. Doug lass, dem, has been
reelected L. 5. Senator from Illinois for six
wears from the 4th of March next.
e The celebrated will Of Robert Hairs
ton. Of Henry County, Miss. by which his
whole estate. amounting to half a million of
dollars, is given to l;ttle negro, was admit
ted to record al the last torn Of the county
court
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Il III d C. A l. D. DON N.

E- George W. Jones, dem, has been re-
elected L. S. Senator from Iowa for six wears
from the 4th of March next
sIr At the last court in Wcstmorcland
county, stage driver was fined $40 for up
setting his stage while intoxicated, killing a
woman and iniuring other passengers. A
mild sentence certainly
Es5 Later accounts from Mexico announce
that the Revolution is spreading rapidly over
Tamauipas and adjoining States. 1t is re-
ported that many leading officers of the reg
uar army of Mexico favor the movements of
the Rcvolutionists.
e." The new letter envelopes, with the sin
ole and double stamps. will soon be ready
Then. every steamer, every railroad train ev-
cry stage. every express line. and every man
is a mail carrier by act of Congress. Letters
IN the Government envelopes, can he sent in
any way, by any route and by any convey
ancc.
s8 There were TWENTY-FIVE deaths Of chol-
era at Charleston, $. e., last week.
s& 1t is estimated that one hundred and
iiitv thousand stoves have been made in AL
hany during the past year, and even at that
rate, the stove dealers in that citv cannot fill
their orders As fast as they receive them,
The Ten Million ArPEopR1ATrox.-A
despatch from Washington states that Mr.
>"u!c'S resolution granting Sl0.o00,O0O tl
President Pierce. will be movel either in Tie
Senate or in the House in few DAYS. Il
Will provide that the sum of So. 900 900 b,
appropriated ont of any money in the Treas
nrv not otherwise appropriated. to be usct
by the President in case any necessity SHOULD
arise in consequence of hostilitics against tn,
United States. and in the maintainenco OF
weIl-known and settled principles of the Re
public, whenever these principles are icpp
ar'Iizod ly foreign aggression.
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3Earriagrs.

In Barne-, Jan. t, bv Rev. Mr McArthur, Mr. Vii
Lam H. Nelson, of Eyegate, and Mis-. Maryare,
MeHteii of Rarnr.
At Concord. Dec. %, by Rev. II. Webster, Mr.
Vim l.. White and Miss Mary ~ Hinman, both Of
>herbrooks. &. F.: also. bv the same. Jan. 1. Mr
LYMAN r. Dexter. Of jefferson, " H. and Mis-. Iu
dith A. Gri.w"i. Of St .Iohn,burr East
In this town. Jan. H. hv k.v Mr. Bond. Mr. Mar
shall J. Morrill, and Miss Aurilla p Smell.
In S.ansead, Dec 20 BIZ Rev. X. v Hall. Mr. Js
cob Morrill,. OF Derby, and Miss Ruxans pav, of
Stanstead
At 81. Jotnslurv East. Dec %. hv Rev. !. II
Gurney. Mr. Scion S Gould and Mis-. AMELIA f. Frv
both of Concord
In Bath. Ian. l. Mr. Edmund Hars.ow. of Bath
and Miss Alnira Webb. Of Iunenburc.
In BladnSvil!e III. Dec 2s. by f. e. Merrill. F-q
MIR Frederick Bags, of Adams Co III. and Mi
Nancy \. Berry. Of Mcponourh Co.
In Greensboro. Jan. j. hy Rev. T. J. Teunev. Vi
Sahin Wilson Of kecne. y. H., and Hiss Harriet,
\. Williams OF Greensboro.
In EIarIwirk IAN 2, Samuel A. futile. Esq. aue
Miss Susan X. Paine.
In Nar>htelL, Ian. l, by II. Cohurn, E>,i. Mr. "
7. Martin and Miss Mary Spencer: also. at tn
same 'imc AMI place. Mr. II. Spencer and Mi.s Mar,
Parks all Of Mar>hfi.lI
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From ~. AuS.stus Bolles,

Er''''~ ft iarr Dr. E,.l- al Boston. al t,-'lcr
EDITOR OF the Christian >rrg"tary. published u:
Hartford. Conn.
Between. tw and ,rco v"4r> ,inc.. was attack
q Salt Eh"um upon lrit ir he eruption WA
a hf>i very 'r,l.ns. hu, exceedingly irouhicsune
icing attended Il usual. hv lurninc itching >c:l-
>at"n. Very soon, however il heguu 10 spread AM
II III" course ii III" wear, very nearly rnc",n}rss-J
IN" who" limb. ah " tie knee r.'.i! the flesh be-
came raw To more than the bic,rs> of both nv
hands \ c"p"u- Gi~char-," Of 4 watcrv hrnIrr
h'd low compelled IN" I" keep !: Ian.lacri both
!1v a"i r'g:. he Irritation continuing and III
rr"I>'llg. rc'rrc me al times unable Ia walk with
"'l' np.ng. Eo.nG entirely ignorant of the nature
81 the conn plant. Jared not apply any remedy Ia
heal II. 2n ~"''an" alarmed the possible. result
81 tie q 'Ui'V procured bottle nf v..,lr svr1ln
and i'N g" r'rIt". AMI commenced the liz. "i both
according :" Tie .::rccoT>. Er',rr | had finished
IN" third h"tt!'. wa> completely cured Of the Sail
hh"liin. ana wilat wa> m"rr. experienced Il Won
i"riu renovation Of my General health From my
OWN experience and from " hat have since learn
'ii;"m my "wn arquain;anc.> | have rrri,c; CON
thence IN ih' Syrup ~ sovereign remedy for the
Suit Eh"um. send Won this statement from the
S'mpi" desire that all wi" are troubled with This ,ic
~ and troublesome complaint may al once resort,
:" nr :. y. Viewers Canker and Salt Rhnum Svr-
upami be speedily cured Ar,J>rt. E,IIrs
|" nr :. \. Weaver
Colchester. CT. April 10 ISL s05w4
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Ncl'ien Wiley Of this town was discovered to
be In flames. Mr. W. and his wife we're alb
sent at a neighbor's at the time, and two or
three Young girls were all the persons about
home, The fire originated, as is supposed,
from the stove pipe in the chamber, and so
rapid was Its progress that but a small part
OF the goods in the house were removed
XrerAM E.uuLL.0u.
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e. \ Rev. Mr. Cummings of Concord. n
H.. has issued a parcel of flaming handbills
announcing the endof all sublunary things
IN 1854. He finds number of iicludcd fol-
lowers
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Ilratbg.

In Ii;tl"ton. IAN II. Rev. prury Fairl,anh. aged
." years. Mr. Fairbank WAS formerly a settled
minister Al Plymouth. and afterwards at Li,,~ton
'hsu-h fifteen or more of The las, wears oi hi
lie have been spent in retirement upon HI farm.
where lie 'lIei in = good old age He had recently
u",; about week in this town visiting h. chi
drcu. al rc:urn" % hi> HON" some to-, Iv> since
H. rutn.y. Ian. >. of brain fer. John pud,cv.
>os "f John k.mha E-q.,i in the ll:ll Wear Of his
ace.
IL lIavcrh;,l. Ian : Mr lame, Eastman. in hi.
hun'ired'h year, having completed hi ss,h wear in
September last. He formerly resident of
Bath. amt soldier Of the Revolution.
In Concord. y. H. Jan. /. Mr., Hannah T., Wife
Il Mr. \. {, Pierce, keeper of the rrnix Hoe,
sgci ~.
A, perl'v Line IAN. .. Mr. y. G. HYATT formerly
of i-c";:, a-"I3l.
In panviis. bee. 20, Of consumption. Arvilla
wife "t Mr. Ahcl IIouGh'nn and daughter Of Mr.
John Wilson. If Earne, aged ~ wears.
In Danvjllr Ian. 6 Of cauker. John Quincy 4.
-on II Mr John +. and Mr. MIRA Colby. age! :.
y"tr-.
II Mont c,;cr. ian. :. Capt. Fbcnezer Mo7.c az
-! - wears.
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BkIGlIION MARKET LIN i

phi'ii'N MAINE | Jan. =.
NJ markc. 300 beef cattle. - stores 10 pairs
WORKING oxen. ~ COWS and calves. 5000 sheep and
lambs. ilu NEiuc.
FrIcE> Bee: rnttl"-Extra Ss!: Ist quality 6:
81 quality, 5aa:: 81 l". 4a4. ; ordinary 81,
S;"f'>-l e@Fltn@--s.i It :.
Two wears old--SYa H.
Tire" wears "li->2l -. - n g.
Working oXen-->;:,. - hn Il 100
Cows and calyc.--sl" "a, -, 30 80.
Sheep and Lanb>-s4, 8 at: BY lot. Il, l;a2
Swlne-t.a'!r: Retail aslc; fat hogs6.c
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Jan. T.
At market ga cattlc-about s25 hccves. and IS
>t"rc> consisting of working Oxen cows and calves,
and and ) wears old
PRICES Market-Extra beef $G,: 1st quality i;
Il quality 5.a5s 3D. quality 4,a5 ordinary T.
Hides 81 cwt Ta"w 7!as spe,s Slal 80.
Veal Calvc>-S1. 5n6.
Catskiu>. Zoe pcrlh.
Srorc~-Wo Working oxen-s777. 50. 9GalIo
Cows and calvc--Sla, "a, -, 3la31.
lcarng--*1. Sa!.
Iwo wear, oiG-9. l0alf.
Sheep and lamh--56o4 a. market Prices-F1
III y. i. S. 1'a25. Bv lot, 10 2;a3
wholesale al t}a7c.
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For Sale.

4 BOARDING HOI>k and on. Buldn-e. all
I n new and convenient. SITUATED near III" de!cl
viii b.. >ol. ia liberal terms. ami liberal Crr':ii
given i',r ato>' ''sr- Of The purchase money.
For further particulars inquire of j. i. Hall. Of
Brailevriie Aaron Farnan nr II. S;l>hy on tie
premises.
Possession given immediately If desired.
ST John, be-, L., 10 sOi.f
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hIttredge OF Pelham. ore leg broken and Sc
rIously bruised The wife of Jason II. j.
Newell Of llill>boro' wa. considerably bruis-
ed and her daughters fot so badly crushed
that Its amputatIon was tlought inevitable
Horace Chlds of llenniier, head and face
badly brulsed-Gamalicl 'lea>on OF Andover,
scratched and cut on the head and iace-F.
ID. Rchard>On.a returned Calltornian, burned
and bruised-Mr f.. A. F.ilcy of Dunbarton.
thigh broken-E. A. Hal. craftsman of the
Essex Co., at Lawrence. ltdiv hurt Several
others were more or less Injured whose names
am unable TO obtain
nv
me funeral services over e! lhF ,, remain, ,i
:" ~ nc"Jahh ii'rce. son VI Ven, y, II"
'ercc' look pace at Ana ~ i'''''y iorc'
num- al the mouse OF VII y "''i "''''''S
'i'se present n'Ii"ts the r 'l'', anu ''.'le-
"'''e 'riehaS Oh the lanhliy' ~ 'ne i''
~ and many citizens OF Al N"r- The body
was enclosed in ro>cwoo! lin, lined with
white Satin.and ornemcntcI I'll silver studs.
The head was surrounded wreath OF
white roses, one of the lcav n which par
italy concealed a scar on I f"Ithrad De-
tween the eyes On the Id -Ac cnilln were
two wrought wreaths OF lauro and white ros-
eS,and silver plate hearing ~ inscription;
"B"nlamlE Fierce l'iei Jan %. o-''. y "ou
II years and nine months. Inc services
were performed toy Rev. Mr. trkcr OF Con
cord the family pastor OF Gen Pierce, who
offered beautiful and touch' PRAYER the
remains were removed from + house to an
extra tram OF ears, which lie. Ando'cr at
quarter past one Tor 'oncor" where me,
were committed 10 'Hc tomb.
"rn' liercc Is recovering r.. II! from MS
!h'l'cIrsS anu VIII soon regain h I>"A' He"',h'
Mrs ilerre m'hd has been re req 10 tie
gree "' ralilh'SS y resignation i'h inspires
She will remain with her sister. Mrs Aiken
until her health is sufficiently restored to en-
able her to return to New Hampshire Dos
ton -Idds.
~ al Immense @h'h'f'h9 OF me c''.Heh>
VI w" VI vas mean "'' ,,r e't'''? u 'Ho
'''i '''n''' ~ "'''"l'"''''' il'"' II" 'he iuI-
pose u giving oppression 10 th'lr iec!ih"S
VIZ" '-''u 10 '.'e NATAL iaii'''H' '"d "'ieF>,
-'' '''"'''"S III VIC ''r".' ''"'hv ii l"Hc'l'.
va on" Wv, '">'''- '"c "a i'4 =. ~
'",'>' VI tH"' "e>''fNcIdt pressure SIEVE
rl' >I"'i''" r'S"!"''", D, were passed. one "'
"h'" "pl'"N "irct'II To the resilient oi the
Of the captiycs. Eloquent SPEECHES were
made Nv Rev Dr> krnnrdv. Brt.une and
Cox, OF hrookIvn. Rev. DR.. Murra, of Eliz-
abcthtuwn, an! Rev. DIR lla4ur of Newark
y gentleman who attended tins NEE me-; sent
the American Billie Sorirtv next Forming a
check for ten thousand dollars, to al in CIR
lating til" BIbe-that book 50 un,c...I Y IA
vorarr to civil and religions liberty. and :,
dreaded 10y all t,ramt>
named Matthew l.an@!on, aged 40 Years. a
printer committed >nI!de by cutting HI
'"'ua'' ne "">a nrilcNrrlh spiritual ripWng>
ana ''r inc las' twelve months his mNd has
been almost wholly absorbed by >pirtuall>m
he coroner Jury returned tins VERDICT
That Matihr" l-anGion came To his dc'th h!H
exhaustion consequent upon mental 'Nclt"-
m'hl. anu from a wound lniil"fci BY hn>t...
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Tin Smith S Machines &
TOOLS,

sUNIiE subscriber has om hand So. Of Tin Smith =,
j Machines AMI T"o> wh.h lie viii eli n, bar
F,;u CEPNiS ArrLEPEE.
Lyndon, p.... ~ lss2 snatf
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Eleven DAYS Later News.

Tie Baltic arrived at New York on Tues
d,,wi,b dates eleven days later from Eu-
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Sleighs, Harnesses, &c.

> SINGLE SLEIGHS. second hand good two
> horse sled. and single unher-bo1. ! pair work
harnesses. plated single harness, common do. do.
For sale hy II. MARTIN
St. .Iohnsburv. Jan. !. 1858. so5w4
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Cedar Posts and Tamarack
Timber.

'HNHE Subscriber VI kcr, constantly IN har''! a:
III in-:,.:"w farm IN Nicr"ry. a. d,.>cr pt."ii>
ii CEDAR rr>-> A. Tanlar.rh i...l'.r- Tor II i
Shafts &c oi lie Wy Fist prAIITY.
NAH :. DAMON
V;r:o-v pr, - - saiui
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Boot & Shoe Makers.

lust received. large assortment Of Town
~ Lasts and Boot Trees, for sale low, by
GEO. {. BARNEY.
s.. .Iohnsburv. Dec. 90, 1852. s05tf
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Particular Notice !
KIIBOURNE Il son. DENTISTS,
:, c.l,IL We 10 nerinrm nL! nLlera .nl-a %, tl!e

IL :, C',ILue 10 perform all opera JOBS il TIE
teeth IN a careful and scientific mInner.
y. 1ril,l>turv Plain, W.
p. SAL those indebted ,o u. hy Uo:c - hook
account are requested tnm.kc immediate l'ayIuen',
a. We want r. 30 sGuare VII. nc world md The
re>t e rn4rI I'd 49, - t->' 'i'Irr'. 'hha
L. - ~ -'2"'
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TO THE LADIES.
ADMIRABLE INVENTIONS! y,
TALIAFERRO. CUMMINGS & BLESS
Prtent Self:Heating SMOOTHING IRON.

TUNIIIS iron combines economy, convenience.
L ing oi labor. uea;nc>S ana ,ic-p1tch.
oue cents worth Of dry rharcn: supplies fuel for
4 WHO'LL DAYS constant Irnslng. Hard wood coal
from the stove will the purpose. ltCan
bc used in any rnom nr in the orcn III Those VII"
them rel eyed from the fatigue 81 constantly
changing the irons the ii:c. and from the exhaust
ing heat of the room.
Very much more can be done in the time
and with greater ease.
There i no possibility Of shutting III" clothes
and they leave "a GLOSS and FINISH unsurpassed
4 Lar" Inspection Vii! satisfy ANY that they
t"r:d"i improvements Aid ihr uniform ie>:rn"-
nv OF those WI" have tried Them fully prove ii L..
an 'sADM!RABLE INVENTION.'t
lla'icr> AMI la"r- Irons cons r,I"'ed wI3n the
same principle ami lo>sc>s equal superiority.
S.iEWETT. y. l"n,,>hurv. VI. ha. ia. exclusive
rclI' Of tho Pafcut"c> in the State. 81 Vermont y
Hampshire and Maine. AMI none hu, HI, agents
authorized 10 dispose Is ,.:n in the above territory.
John Bacon. Agt. 81, .I,=sn-hurv Center '"stf
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Boots, Shoes, Caters and
Rubbers.
Agricultural Meeting.

TGNIE Annual Meeting If the CALEDONIA County
Agricultural S'cctv will hc holden at y.
.I'fr~hurv. on Tuesday. the 25:ii iav Of Ian,!arv
l>'S. n Ia o'clock in the forenoon 10 c-c; officer
award premium. upon Fie! Crops and Dairy. ami
To- i" Any other business allowable by the rules OF
the Society.
The premiums offered by the Society are a> fol
lows: "E"r tIi" greatest amount of good butter in
proportion 70 the No. Of cows made from anv dair,
GA ~ more between the Is, Of June and IL, Of De-
tnhcr. S32l
Rc>, acre Of Wheat. 32l
Corn, 2
Oats. - |
Potatoes. . |
- 6 rods Carrots, FL
'' % " Turnips 81
Statements. verbal or written must be mad. Of
the manner ofcultvation ofcrops.
\. q. CHADWICK, Secretary.
St. .Iolnshurv. Jan. 9 1853. s06w3
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To Wood Dealers.

WANTED, Immediately, NJ the St. Iohrshn-r
" Daguerrean Gsller,. Il CORDS DRY
WOOD. on sr. e..
fpe~
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Buffalo Robes.

ENrH CAPS. Fur COATS. and READY MADE
l. CLOTHING, AT f. JEWEIT &CO'S.
NOV, l.. 7.S;f
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rrYopEAN INTELLIGENCE.

r., D,rrAro OF TIE DEREY MINISTRY.
.- f,,, riohts Of debate upon the budget,
Rr;,i,h House of Commons, closed at
- p., 70 + o'clock. on the morning OF
, ~, Nth defeat Of the Ministry. The
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r.of Orleans County. J, 5. Clark
IL ]" and p. Fairbanks OF Caledonia.
I'll. H. agents for the Counties IN when '"'!
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NEW llNrsHEF-T The House of Repre-
s,'ntatI'r> OF New Hampshire has passed d
bill designed, according To It's title. ITO iac.i-
tate and render less expensive trials hv jury
by this bill. the court may, upon the request
o' either party in civil suit, refer 1t to one
or more commissioners, each party iurni>inil =.
statement, prepared with legal rxactnr>>,
OF the facts ui his case.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

CT JoIIN>EI'EY "HFICE directly opposite Tie
y St .Iohu>!.u House ,i',,r south Of Cheney
X Cos Impress Office. Messages sent TO al Tie
principal cities auI GOWNS in the 1 : AMI Cai'ai.s.
All messages strictly ccntih.ntia Messages rcceiv-
ed by mail OF carrier promptly attended ami spec
div forwarded.
Tariff ISIS will he se,- "a any one requiring .hcm
!. u. EoBIN>ON OPERATOR.
s., ,1ohu>hurN. VI. .Ian. |. 49,. s05.f
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SrppI> DEAIH-.Ionas Scott, E>u.. of
Halifax. was found dead III his wife IN h.
>iri"h at his awn door. ahont seven o'c ock
on Thursday evening. the Sob ult. He s',rt-
c'i about halt past three O'Clock in the after
noon 10 30 TO TO the residence OF a town>man
for the purpose oi dom. some business. vs. ch
he accomplished and. as is supposed, dicc in
Il fit on hls way home He was ;? wears Id
leaves a wife and TWO chl!drcm-L rafitLro
EUgi,.
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-, '' on the evening Of Thursday last.
''.' + the dwelling house Of NJ
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In Barner, Jan {, bv Rev. Mr. Macarthur, Mr. Vii
lam H. Nelson, of Eyegate, and Mis-. Margare,
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Democratic Convention.

ITa meeting Of the Democratic members o
Y Le Legislature, consisting Of Mes'rs. An
r., Avery, Ebcy, FulkeTson, Holmes, Deady
',r.,, Cole. Hardin, Cuh, Martin, Simpson
6i,,i,,p. Waymirc, Garrison and Humphrey, hel,
|, salem. o. r.. on the evening Of Thursday th'
5.b Jay Of Jau. 1873, the following proceeding
were had;
On m5tioh. Hon. VI. p. Deady explained th'
! iecl Of the meeting.
", Anderson moved that the Democratic Cen.
,,,l Committee appointed on the 22d day Of Jan
- At . meeting Of the Democratic members o
!, legislative Assembly held in the town Of Sa
i,7, consisting Of J. W. Nesmith (chairman), b
Iarling. Jacob Censor, Benz. Simpson, and
ys.ly shannon. be and the same are hereby rec.
s,pzed by this meeting as the Democratic Central
5mmiitee. Adopted.
Nj. Anderson offered the following resolution
bich was unanimously adopted
Whereas, experience has demonstrated that po-
lre,l parties can affect nothing without such or
r,ni1ation os will cause all the members OF the
t,t, 10 operate together, and thereby advance the
rlorous cause of Democracy and whereas, the
.ne.honlred practices Of our party are IN accord
lBee with The above sentiment, therefore be It
Resolved, That the Chairman Of the Genital
Demoeratic Committee be requested TO issue re
sommendalion to the various county committees
d have meetings held in their respective counties
br The purpose Of electing delegates to the Tenn
t,u,l Democratic Convention To be holden at Sa-
I'm on the second Monday in April next, and that
nd recommendation shall notify said Committees
ltat at said Convention Recommendations will be
made to President Pierce as TO who, in the opinion
M The Convention, should hll the various Federal
fces in this Territory.
Aier some discussion in reference to county
EXAMINATIONS, the following resolution was moved
bod adopted
Resolved, That the central Committee be re-
cuested to issue the recommendation to the various
bounty committees at their earliest convenience.
Ind that in counties where there are no commit
ees, that said recommendation he sent to reliable
bemOcnls with the request that they call meet
ng for the purpose contemplated in said recon-
henlatOn.
The meeting then took into consideration the
bpportionmenl Of representation which should gov
m the number Of delegates in said convention,
which resulted in the following
Resolved, That the central committee be recon-
hendel to establish a basis Of representation
pmong the various counties upon the ratio Of rep
sseniation in the lower House Of the Legislative
Assembly Of the Territory, giving double the num-
Der Of delegates to each county that they have rep
esenstiyes and that when any county may feel
i.elf agrieVed by said decision. that the conven-
on will be authorized to increase their representa-
lion Provided, that each county shall send at
sss one delegate.
On notion, it was further resolved III n the pro.
teedings Of this meeting be signed by the chair.
man, and forwarded for publication to the Colum-
van" and the Democratic newspapers Of this
Territory.
JAMES CURL, Chairman.
Feb. 70, 1852. lw