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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03

In Deed dated - day Of September, 1854, and
corded In the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court Of
Richmond, conveyed to In trust for the benefit Of
bis crsditors all debts due to him BY Bond. Note.
Open Account, or otherwise, we hereby require ali
persons indebted to him to settle their respective
debts with with him, who II ouf authorized
AGENT with little delay posssbie. - much longer
indulgence will not be siven.
JAMES DUNLOP, $4,000
se 22-h JAMES ALLEN. AssSs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03

EHALL AND WINTER STOCK NOW
Il COMPLETE.-The subscriber has now open
one Of the largest and most varied stocks Of
READY.MADE CLOTHING ever brought to this
msrkst. His stock is now complete. com 7rsins eve
" article, style aud Quality kept In Clothing o,
futSishfng House. All persons in are solicited
|, call and examine my stock. The Goods must and
shall be SOLD at such low cash pees sat:sy all
whs may favor with their ~a.rorage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03

On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
mornings, at O'clock A. H., October 18th, 5th, and
9Th, will be offered at my Gales room, very large
and extensive assortment of Watches Clocks Jewel
~ and Fancy Goods to close consignments This
sale will be we'll worthy Of the attention Of city and
country merchants Sale positive, and every article
warranted a. represented.
Additions can be received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03

ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
~ so hh6s Orleans sugar, fair to strictly prime
quality; Ito bbs. prime Orleans Molasses In store
and for sale by Z. H. SKINKER
0cS Cary street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03

WHITE CLARIFIED SUGAR in hogs
w heads. For sale by E. H sKINKER,
ocS Cary street.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS live have
~ magufcen mt stock of plain black, colored haur-
ed striped and plaid Silks in store, OF all qualities,
which selling at 80 per cent. below last sum
mers prices. The Ladies ill please examine for
themselves. HART 4 MOSES, 63 Main ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03

HOOK AVENUE AND DUVAL sTREETs
At AUCTiON.-Wiil be sold on FRIDAY, the 81
Gay o. October. 1854. on the premises, commenein,
=. oc'ock several valuable building lots on Cd:
Wes. nds Of Brook Avenue and corner with Dsva
stands Terms one third cash, balance 1t & and Il
montns Tor negotiable notes. interest," added, aas
e retained till last note II paid. a plat Of the lot
can be seen at our Office
se % GOODTN r appERgON Att.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03
DAINTS AND COLORS GROUND in

THO MERCHANTS.-Ours stock of Kea-
l. dy Made Cl- thing was never larger better
than it 10 this season. disposed to sell at q
'ismall profit" and will offer merchants such induce
ments will satisfy than. Call early, at No. 1i9
Main st.
oc3 g. MERCHANTA WEISIGER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-03

FOR SALE, AT AUCTlON.-At the request
of the heirs Of Thomas C. Keesee, decd, we will
sell. at public auction. the premises. on THURS
DAY, the 9Th October. 1854 commensipe at Al
O'clock, a most valuable WAREHOUSE LOT, in the
city of Richmond. fronting 40 feet ON Rockets st
running back to alter street, adjoining the store OF
Mr.. George Merriam.
TERMS One third cash, balance at and 10 months,
for negotiable notes interest added and title retain.
ed till last note 10 paid
oc2 GODOIN 4 APPERsON, Aucts
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CRESCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning, July 7, 1854 !
COTTON. The demand limited yesterday and
the Gales were confined to about 1000 bales No change
in prices.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ....
Inferior ........ 30 5I Niddling Fair. .924No1ot4
Hiddne. 1906 Cool Fair ....... nominal
Good Middling... .o14td914 Good and Fins.... 40
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Corron--bao1. TopAooo-hhd
R RsSSa r SINCE i0''2 427s4
yesterday. 1881 411,95l CoO--42764
1,42252s 1920
Exported to date. 1,26as1o 1851
- yesterday. 2,644 -1,271,954 O00-2e97l
Stock on hand not cleared. ..... 15o.5Go 42,258
TOBACCO. We did not hear of sale.
SUGAR.. We noticed sales of 600 hhds at steady
prices Fair to Fully Fair 1Sa35at.
MoLAssEs.. Sales $50 bbls at 7G0sf for Fermenting
and l0c per gallon for Reboed
FLOUR. Market very dull and transactions were
osnued $50 bbs st Louis in three lots at SO 25G6 5o
100 fancy So 62S ana small lots at SO 81 at 50
for Superfine and So 70 p Dbl for Fancy st. Louis
GRAIN. Corn scarce with an upward tendency
in prices Sales $50 sacks Yellow at 3d. 300 White and
100 at 654 % brshel OF Oats, 1900 sacks st Louis
taken at $50 u bushe Sales of Bran 300 sacks at
971zc y 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS We noticed only retail sales of Pork
at Sl1 so "A Dbl for OF Bacon, rs casks Prime
Ribbed Sides taken at 524t 2 Ii Nothing of any
moment was doing in Lard.
HAY. 1875 bales Ordinary Northern sold at $18 @
ton. "."m m"...
COFFEE. 200 bags Rio brought o1zt p ID.
ROPE e.. A lot Of $50 coils was sold at So cash.
WTIskY....W We noticed only retail transactions at
26s p gallon for Rertifed.
FREIGHTs.. Good demand, Two ships were taken
Liverpool Cos Tobacco two for Boston at "a for
Cotton. and one for Narcotics at 81.
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations :
Sterling u N 100 and l09t&
Francs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .5 hphf2 5 u dollar
Sight Checks on New York. ,parh]a "a ct disc,
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saVHE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS,

IL No. IS CAMP STREETII
We're the public the LIST They the most
valuable and OF PICTURES land wsAr
Colors Drawings Print the costly
Paan Marble and Bronze ATUEITEs with 81
Art, exhibited 10 ttaS
Strangers and citizens, particularly
,nnefree Of chaTSe-this unvalsd
the Fine Aria,
" Tbs DAGuERREoTVeE DEPARTMENT, various
Daguerrean Establishment
in Europe, in this country.
PORTRAITS in the finest Se known the
fully equ the
Miniatures displaying the life 81 the features OF
appearance peculiar EaSperrenypaa taken
| ordinary msthod
sST The stock of MEDALLIoNs, LGcKETS, Ri1GR add
PINS Fine Gold embraces variety asd Of the fashion
furnished at the manufacture rs prices.
~ A orders for Dasuerreovpe Aaa accompanied by
cash. The Dry Sensitive, prepared By E. JACOBS for Operators
warranted retain Tvs chemical properties for onhss as
$40 per jar,
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s1,AHNEST0CK's vERMIFUGE. STATE

QUEBEC, Feb. 1854.
A. FASEsIocE We had the pl5surs
this th llbn certificate Nerniose which will
bty very graIty ag You IS voluntarily.
We gentlemen, yours, truly
j. MUSSoN d CO
6ntsD My little daughter, four DID,
rahe time autering rcu orm purchased two
vour NERMlFUGE which them doses
strange hours,
they passed s4 Than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS, the
extraordinary 9Th OF from twelve TO flesn inches.
Having much
fass, duy recommend the
this etsacus remedies against WORMS ge offered
to the pubic.
Georsn, believe your obliged humble servant,
NATHANIEL LEATERS.
EF- sn6, Wholesale Ral. by principal Druggists
tho United States
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RIVER STEAMERS.
VICRSBURG.

viii Ieav. .yery SATURDAY 3 O'Clock pm.
EvOR MILLJKEN'S BEND, VreKs- G.sg =
Fig t;t; Ta AZ, sEg g, Rig ag sass -
e. YOU SARA AID BAT{N R0ueE--P Enaf sftpffas Week
vi khg Pseket Steamer II. w. McRAE in paee Of the South
tsn Bell Tho
st anoer r. W, MeaAE p, NTH, viii leave above For
freight OF passage, apply On bogrt erio
SMITH a. pTsfI+TRR. IS Cara street.
N Ehs the ceansr Me-
Monday raihg yetshprz hs CHI ne
"a high Grfnwo Laors
der and viii freight
Green He, Pr nd he Pend
passeuger for any pnyt Of the Coast
Clerk vi he The Leves foot Canal street. every "Wednesday
ming "a receive freight ie7s
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Ssbr Jn1ez the LIST Ship 3ty Ward
Ships warsr and
the 5A instant. ..m... ...-
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ARRIVED.
Ship raorD, Pollard from St Thomas beA
Point.
Ship sl,n Eaager from o. 10th May, toliv
ship Miller Sortelk Havana ballast TO
r-!i district.
sh RobDsnn Boston, district
sa.9 bark Sisnyiye Feaca so days from Bar elona Pag
Mir ID dlsF
BRUSH NSty Robinson Belts Island,
t-r--Qd district
Br Kelley Belize Honduras.
Leland 10 J Ayet-Yt distrirt
Sht Ciyiity, Greer, Pensacola 10 masterlan.
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HAMBURG Ship iiansarg-2g4 .aez cotton bb sugar.
BAHcELoNA-Brg Cagpo caa5oO bales 20 b9 tar
sAyASNAScsr George Aqnghnul3s bids SO bbIs
1913 coils rope bills hams ~ casks BACON II bae twine
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Fs ,s's.ss PDAy V No. I1SM 5 GRAHAM
sBY VIRTUE Of Writ of feri faeias, to
p the Hon. L q Fs Juae- of tn
Peace pah6 tians Will exPose Public Auction,
SATURDAY, Jolly Is, 1854, at L. O'clock Warehouse No
22h tchnUPtouass st
FURNITURE and GOATS seized the above sur.
TsRMs--C sh J. J. tslPPh. Constable j
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Kew ORLEANS CATTLE MARRET

JEFFERSON Cry
Thursday Evening July G. 1854
Arrived AGO head Of Veal yattie and 300 Sheep Only
q few head of Western Bceyes and Mich Cows but an
ample stock of Texas Cattle, Hogs and Sheep offer aud
new lot Of Mich Cows due tonight,
p RI
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~ i + Z 4 T &. o. ssssssassr sl!E=

ROUTE ron Baaa5 s51 sa FAILS via IL Ito no se
Nal ss v Sa Ef.a
% Hd IS e. @ e. 19 ,a, ,a s.n
and a. M9nr vi Aantc Ed St Ia res iS o, S.
BAY STATE Cap. s-a h SE% 9 Y$HE Capt Chapman av.
Lewiston daily Sundays O'Clock for Cape vncet
entire soE y lie Tnaa NJ Rap b yasiu
f'.Rs a{5 en- T. At '5s' os''- ~
from time
Buffalo, arHgs ogdensbng aSpast oesA
leave Immediately atriVins at Bon at h"pas O'Clock, p NJ
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
NoNTHEeNER Captain dEIs az Lewiston aa2 saaJayses
SePd, haEpas O'Clock w. gsipg four
M 70 s5 Nafa,s =. Ss.sst sso ssk'
ND t tb Ria a Png w g y o. n Iigb a
a.as with he ossn,g5 a Bsaa for Roos po
aud sos and WITH the Etrefs Train q Cars al oswego
The Line Buffalo daily Sundays excepted BY the But
se The prasn Of ewing BrosG;s onuasrs ieeas on etgb
ne 'fe' W. sSPsn'7 Elags spd s 81 IT,
ftls o'slo5k csroom Besalo Lewis
On tm- for The 9os psn all he @!,snd iaGio b H.
apprf cabin k,sF s,4arsr p5eted ect to Sra thSG5 h.
r'ang aad dnEbs watets q The n99e s afvlag at
ss5 r. ss 1S Ro 5S ' CO mort
md os 5g al al 4 p@t nS a. r @ d ya
witt spacious and beautiful uPp Cabin the entire nigh
q ess. Tss;p and s Information At oe
Fs oa9ss IN Cataract '''s and i"'@'"A F'o's N AZ
-e---z-z-.
7 LIQUORS. r. 81, Nv WHISKY
20: sS S Do F TAT MH 81 axrRA WHISKY,
i ~ t y, Ss 20 AN'1 % DA d
Es JOSEPH LANDS q co, % Tesoap!sena. street
yHSOBACC0-8o packages various brands, for
:. -. -, -s2,2zs
YcUng EjysoD ,nII II tu,rdr nv
-,c7-,nnr = 80. - : .S-S5Hz,--5 :;
AE AChEREL--oU bbls new NO landing
'zs soar1s,7 80 4 : stone &C. s...s.,.
4 OBSTERS--5O cases receiving from ship SUI
- --s-.-
IN E--l4OO bbls kockland, tor sale by
-+ -
a NASIOR OlL-5O bhls Blows no. IN store,
y ,.e y es- y, ~; -es-
ANLOuk-Extra 81. Louis, Tor sole ny
- : : -, go -. ~
BRANDS halt pipes old Hennessy, Tor
is .'s low '0's ''Dis NJ pA5EY rebouptouo.,
NA1Ls-28 kegs Sd, for sale by
MIKE CRACK ERs. --lUO boxes No | IN store
~ A1 BUTTER. = lu0 packages, various
-'11so ''''' iaoii 10 81,
1,Ir o5on hhI. Tho,,o,tl, A1+an pL;io
dep 1 sn1 us S1 aF sale ~ 'Y'
ie6 a DELAGRAHE Z. CO. 10 magazine street.
ENORN-2O0 bags, landing from steamer At
i.so 'y, = @ : NJ. DALEY CO ssTehoaPtepas stsee..
MAHOGANY For sale, 200 logs Mahoga,
apss ny A'DS p WH4TSFY 20 T al 9;,5 arPi
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A DESPERATE CASE OF SCROFUIA CURED BY HulLa-
ways OINTMENT AND PILLS ydo1 ;, dues hole
sale Hoaways medicines Nes nth Waes,
tn Thomas EYus, the employ Of MIR Charles Thanps
Brambur fied in the Neck and
MS body covered with hind al out Of which
He drahie
medic without AIRY good eff H. then used HL-
LOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Phi Is which in short Pc od
ctuy him that he has continued in the rfee. health
the present time.
Temple Bar iondon and b. eli the respefab Druggists
OeAar Medicines the United StEes AK
each, Wholesale the Drug Hons
Union, and by Msura. A. SANDS, SwYrki ad WRIGHT
s co New Orleans.
~ There considerable saving ,aking the large sizes
disorder
Tseit to sarh
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THh DAILY Crescent.
Friday Morning, July T. 1854 {
CLEARED YESTERDAY
ARRIVED.

Steamship United States. shenk, Aspnwsu Jennings
Ship JOrtpr Holmes, Aiuteia Hamburg, H By
Ctupolican, Niie BAra-ans, Puig Mir
schr Gso-ge AungkamI seuddsr fsr SaNannah, Pooc
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RED RIUER
OU8cHITa RIVER

VIII leave FRIDAY Juv I, It o'.tonk p.
NOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS, 49, -
n Ell DikATo LANDING. CHI mp GH0LLE, <sssassJ%3
MORO, PGsoT Hills. cARYyILLE. MERRI 81: 60
LIsE, ALABAMA LANDING nUACaITA CITY, FOzI UNION,
TRENTON MofsRt f. COLI BIA, IiAaRIsoghUke rklNITY
j. H. RELF, W soors mater, will leave
as rDove. For freight passage Apply hoard o. 70
5y6 NTH d FINiST- r. 10 Canal at.
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The subscribers being appointed agents the South West Of the
celebrated constantly supplied with it in
R. p. NICHOLS b co.
am Canps str
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FATO REMOVAL.-Dr. ANFoux. c.,
SURGEON aud PR. PRACTICAL 5..csL. DENTIST EMIT
aud Lafayette Cars Depot where e is prepared g I
perform all Dental operations akn and - al ne Latest tmprore-
nsns Of his and ut
rh Tges.
Canal and r,Aiive CnTz Depot.
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DUTTER AND CHEESE--1O0 packages, as
D sorted For sale by A d. GRIEF 3 CO.,
MILD Ola Levee
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!.
one Lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Seized in the shove suit. TERss q sh.
is44 ]. j. HOPPE, Constable.
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FEsT JUgTIcg's CuuRT.I NJ. ". RILEY L. JUUkDAS.
PARIsu No ls4f
Hg1 VIRTUE Of o writ of feri facias, to me
by f'on U caienne Of the
he Orleans, will poss SATUR-
DAY the stb Of july 1854, at l.oei09k Warehouse No.
a!l 1chouphonlas Street
,,pe Lot OF FURNITURE,
Seiztd in the above suit, TEEas-lsash. -
fe27 j. j. HOPPE, Constable
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Lousas AND GREAT EST 20 - -
ERN ABROAD CoTPsNY-On 18th Trans
un Algiers Bayou deS Alenaadess2 misday
until further rotice, follows:
SUNDAYS.
Agiers ALI 6, 10 ~
Leave Bayou Aemands for Agiuis at 81 H. ], SEN
WEEK DAYS.
Alters for Bayou Alemardes dsy st AZ
SayGu hlser das SIX
FARF75 each Way Excursion Tickets only for the day
theS III Issued. 81
ar pinutes htsr than Algers. fi7
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WaTERTJvG PLACES

nVER THE LAKE-FoR GOWNS Dg =
" TOW, CHRI5TY SPRINGS, "ADIsf NvlLLE fszkasAtsr7
LEWTsBCRG SANDEVfEt E-Ths
ii ALTON, W, will
Tor the above rolows: 34E{aN
Po1teha,raB Pailroad LAayss Covipeton
Hnudny, IL o'clock, NJ Tuesday, socioek, AN
Tnapday, O'clock, P " fThnrsdsy o'clock,
HsdnSRday, ~ o'c ek, NJ Saturday, o'rtek A NJ
FRIDAY, IL O'Clock NJ sI-pvts MahioaYi.le
Saturday. 4 o'co K, NJ MondaP. s5< click. NJ
Also On Sunday after the n e O'CLOCK
'nrniug in the O'Clock p NJ. the
Leaves Aadsonvlle Mondays ~ o'o h H.
ses.cn or the 81 o'clock. A. NJ, train the city,
Letters and packages left the Office Of the viii
tusliy attended tc, T, WILSON,.
| 49, stets
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TITEsDA MORNING, y O'Clock
THURSDAY NnRSTNs, Il 'rloes
SATURDAY EVENING N O'Clock
tt- o'clock Pcstsharan aud the
! o'clock c4rrol on and JEFF morning tran Of c-r'
Freight we'd by ei' raad ese Day IN the week. but
the train q eceding The
advertised Leave cannot forward
until the rip
T Way Mail Bag vtl1ssvs the office Of the Agen, prompt
and Iusaday and ThuTsday
s O'clock Friday and Saturday evenings
jeg P. GEDDFs, Agent. 10 Rsps Pisrs.
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81 ECTlFIED WHISKY 100 bbls in store
5 3 and fer aale by LITTLEJ0HN. NnRCuM q co,
- Garner Srav,rr Fulton Rtreeta-
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INOR BLAn0N SPRINGS AND .m

a DEHoPnLIs ,Ths NV lisbt dra, ght paeen tkeAs2
stsauer HER0TNE,S 8. W. Absls master wi szszaes
daing srason
every Saturday 3. oeioes NJ arrives 1T Bis
Springs Sunday 10 o'clock Demopois Moadsy
~ Returning leaves Dennopos avery Tuesday M
s7ery Thursday nj 3 O'Clock y.
TIE HEROINE o eatremeiy light drsught
reach ssdon Springs her regular stages
For freight or passage, sp j. on bo.ri or =
lew SMITH Il FTNTSTFP Agents.
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United States 54its Insurance AaaulGE ana
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL. .ssO0nlC
s. r. CRAWFORD, President
c. G, INLAY, Secretary,
2bANGD 0FFIGE FOR THE SOUTH AND p7Eip
No. IS Carppat Vs0reaug.
BENJAMIN FLORA NOE, Agent
HARMON p0ANE, Aaat. Agent
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FOR RENT.

NfOR RENT House on the North East Ana
corner OF Grver and ST. John Agply TO Ri
Janil COCHRAN Il co. as Camp rrut,
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AEON SHOULDERS--5O casks Prime, for
sui by S. KENNEDY i co, 10 lsoup u'as st eqs
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GtHERRY BRANDY-10 quarter casks Su
~ rsriot Old, Tor sal" by S W9sF' -" a. ie4t
SYtDP--10 cases very superior Vnaigre
~ Franl5oses for snr nv WOLFE rs C4mrst WggI
Demoine courier., 1854-06-29
New Hampshire Legislature.

CONCORD, June l6. p. M.
The House this afte rnoon proceeded
to ballo. for United States Senators, with
the folio wing result: FRS, ballo,-whole
number of votes, 3O8; necessary for a
choice, l55. John s. Wells, Democrat,
had lat; Joel Eastman. Wing. 81, Ma.
son w. Tappan. Free Soil, so; George
w. Morrison, l6, Two Democrats alb
sent. No choice. Second baIIo,-Wells
l48, Eastman. 80; Tappan. 43; Morrison,
"a. Daniel Clark. 2; Charles 1. Wood
bury, /; lchaDod Goodwin. /. No
choice.
An attempt was then made to proceed
10 the election Of Senator for the long
term, but the Speaker ruled il out of or
der. An indefinite poatponement was
then moved. but met with general objec.
lion, and fnall- the matter was post.
poned ill Wednesday next.
The Anti Nebraska resolutions were
discussed this morning, and a motion Ia
lay them on the table was rejected by
eight majority. Their further consider
alton was postponed ill next Wedne sday
morning.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-29
A Mass Democratic Convention

Me, at Portland, Maine, on the 9th
inst. and nominated Hon. A. p. Nor
rill for Governor. The convention pass.
ed resolutions OF the most determined
character respecting the "Nebraska
s~windle,' one Of which holds the fol
lowing language:
"Resolued, That in consequence OF
the action of Congress in repeating the
Missouri Compromise, all compromises
on the subject Of Slavery haze ceased to
be obligatory as such, and we hold our
selves at full liberty hereafter to agiiate
for their modification or repeal as The
circumstances of the country shall from
time to time demand"
Speeches were made by DR.. Nourse,
Judge Lu1den, Rev. Mr.. Kelly and
Hon. A. P. Morrill,, the latter Of whom
said that he was "~infexibly opposed
to the Nebraska measure, and de,ermin.
ed upon its repeal. He was ready for
the fight and in the language Of n south
ern statesman .'he cared no. by whose
side he was fgb.ing' The following
resolution also passed unanimously:
"ResoiUed, That the Fugitive Slave
law is wrong in principle. unjust and un-
righteous in its operation, aud we will
use our influence for its repeal"
Demoine courier., 1854-06-29
-
The Work on the Railroad,

Is progressing rapidly. Most Of the
Stockholders in this county are paying
their ins!almen,s punctually. (some hav.
ing paid the End and even the 3rd;) bu,
still there are some who have neglected
to pay as prom pity as they should. But
we hope no one will wait to be pushed
for their ins,alments- which will un.
doubleday be done, if they do not try 10
pay promptly.
On the 10Th Of next month IN assess
ment is TO be made on the work done,
and Mr.. !nskeep informs us that the per
een,aee due upon the stock in this coun.
,y will not nea pay for the work done
in the county limits. So stockholders
will see the necessity Of paying up i'm.
~mediately.
The I'd instalment of s per cent is
duo the LIST of July. Every man should
take pride in doing all he could to fur
ther the speedy construction of the road.
The prospects of the road are flat.ering;
and oil that is needed to make il 60 a.
head is ga long pull-a strong pull-ard
a pull al,oge.her.''by the stockholders.
Demoine courier., 1854-06-29

The following precious charge TO his
countrymen from the pen and heart Of
The distinguished statesman and patriot
James Madison, in these times Of Sec
tional bitterness, and a%n,agonism, de.
serves to be published by every paper in
the land. Ii is found in the Virginia
Historical Register:
"ADvIcE TO MY CoUNTRy.-As this
advice, if it ever see the light. will not
do so till | am no more, il may be o n
sidered as issuing from the tomb, where
truth alone can be respected, and the
happiness of man alone consulted. /,
will be entitled, therefore, 10 whatever
weight can be derived from good inten
lions, and from the experience of one
who has served his country in various
stations through a period Of forty years;
who espousec in his youth, and adhered
through his lie, to the cause Of his litcr
ty, and n who has bourne a part in
most Of the great transactions which
will constitute an epoch Of its destiny.
"Thc advice nea!es! 10 my heart and
deepest in nv convictions is, that the
Union Of the States be cherished and
perpetuaied. lie. the open enemy 10 II
be regarded as a Pandora with her box
opened; and the disguised one as the ser
pens creeping with his deadly wiles into
Paradise"