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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30

received and appears in the London journals.
Although very severe, they are not so great
as was anticipated II slips. principally SAIL
INC transports. were wrecked near Sebasto-
pol. Two ships Of the line, (French.) and l3
vessels OF dlicrnt classes we're driven on
shore near Eupotaria
Some of these would he GOT off, others had
been burnt to prevent !hcir falling into the
hands Of the enemy. The CoSsacks fired up-
on the crews whilst attempting to escape
Onc Russian friga'e sunk near Scbastopol.-
\ vast quantity of Winter clothing, provi
SONS and ammunition for the troops was lost
in these transports. The loss of life was
tr"htiul on the part Of the crews of the tran
sports.
Ralph Stone convicted at the late term
o: the Caledonia County Court, of having in
his possession considerable amount of com.
tcrieit money, with intent to pass the same
was sentenced to four years hard labor in the
States Prison.
es' There has been perfect avalanche of
potatoes to the Depot here this week. The,
row command - cents bushcl-extra kind
a still higher price The farmers must b,
flush with cash in these times.
TEMPER iNCE MEETING.
The Annual Meeting of the Vermont Stat
Temperance Society will be held at st. AL
bans, on "Wednesday, the l 9TH dav of ,Janua
nv next, at 10 o'clock. \. NJ, and continu
through that and the next day.
These annual meetings are Of vast impor
lance. and we hope measures will be alopte,
. throughout the entire state. to secure larc
Convention. and that every town will be rey
, resented
Those represented in procuring subScriy
-. tons to the S:2:jo. 600 fund. and have not v.
reported 10 the Treasurer, will please forwar
10 that Office" at Ca>'lcton. previous to The ar
: nu,! meeting. the names of the several sui
>cflbcT>. their places of residence and the
mount subs 'rihcd by each. that it NAV /
:, known at that meeting what progress h;
Teen made in raising the fund.
Ca>'lrton Dec II, 1891.
NMEI HOWE. a. WALKER.
= JOSEPH STEELE. II. C. T1GSLE)
:, CHESTER SPENCER, J. BARRETT.
j. Ii. PATTERSON, Er. Co,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
TO THE LAWYERS.

Dec. Is. 1854.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30

s.S' There has been perfect avalanche of
potatoes to The Depot here this week They
EOw command ~ cents buShcl-cxtra kinds
still higher price. The farmers must be
flush with cash in these times.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Governor Reii's annual message to the Legislature
i. brief but full OF sensible suggestions i'll regard to
State policy. He recommends the erection on the
Capitol Square, in the City of Raleigh Of two small
but neut aDd appropriate Monuments one to the
memory Of the officers and soldiers Of the Revolutions
and the other to the memory Of the Sgners of the
Mecklenburg Declaration Of Independence.
The following is the admirable conclusion of the
Message:
The bright prospect of State affairs, regret to
sny is somewhat couded by the reckless spirit of IA
natcis,n which threatens the violation of the Const-
tn,ion and the dissolution of the Union. The convic
ton il growing deeper every day, that the Abolition
ists of the North arc determined that the South shn
not repose in the quiet enjoyment Of her domestic III
sti,utons The politicians and clergy who lead these
fanatics are not purer wiser than were the cotem
porares of the trainers of the Federal Constitution
Then the Statesmen and Drines were content to take
the Bible and Constitution as the .toncl.stoncs OF
their faith and the North and South could meet in
spirit Of harmony and unite in common effort to Sc
cure the blessings Of civil and religious liberty But
how changed is the picture of the present day Now
these ..hirher law" men Disregard the comprn-
misses of the Constitution, and are mschicvousiy
ondeayorinC to violate the rights Of our property and
DESTROY our domestic peace and security This ~
question of paramount Importance; and recommend
the General Assembly to declare, firmly and decided
w. that we shall require the compromises oi the Con-
suun to be observed in good faith, on the part OF
the North and that North Carolina knows her rights
and will maintain them.
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Dr,rocp,TIC MEETING IN FAIRFAX.


Pursuant 10 public notice, the Democrat, - G'
county Of Fairfax assembled nt tl" C"nrl !.'- 't
.ad County, on Monday, the Goth dry -. .''''t't''
1851: ancs On morton of Geo. W. lInu."r ~: ','n
Powell was called tn the Chair, and ". i. A''p.-
mick appointed Secretary. ,
The following resolution was offered b! Aili'd HJ"'
and adopted:
.,n IN hold Democratic State Convention =; >..l.-
ION Oh the jUrh instant, TO nominate candr!t'7 -"i
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney '''.',
raj; AMI that dclecH:cs tr"in "nch EG. r....I
district be appointed by The meeting /" i'i't>' '
The blank, Oh notion WIS flied b. the n.Gs,e'
ten and thcrcupou the following dei"G"ie7 "rr. d.
pointed, viz:
unnu. lanes 4. spindle G.. W. Milan. S.ui .aI
Pnmeroy, ID. G. Roberts, j. +. buckley "i"' H.
Butler and Joseph ). Hart.
30. a.-F. c. DAVIS Joshua CoFer. WIN. !. ~
.anplc. T.. G. Ford r. II. Wheeler, IIcu~y >''r~-.
Win. F. HALEY, Lyman Broughion, l. u. S"i"',A
and John T. Burke.
30. sc. ". MILAN, John K. Dale, Lei Bo;'.".
T.. H. Broiers Richard Windsor, q. :. MUnr'Jo'.
Brodcrs, John lIaisp, Samuel Deniy ""d WA. =
no. I'll. l.. Howard, Il. Nee. Thro hL"gsas.
G. H. Pal.,a,t, John Co'vmG, Wm. II. TnIr' y. =.
Watkins. John Jackson, David " lmdsoT, H. u. ~
nor and Z. \. Dickens &C.,
williams. John K. Carpenter, il. e. William =.
MrScrIaUy. Alfred Moss, \. Is. Williams, h"A'
Co". and \. H. DGrnn. r.-,
No. G-Wul. Is. Day, Vim. BarkcT, lleDr", ~
ralmaigc Thorn, John Gunn"!, Nii!!aGi Nt'Hs,'
Abn"r Pierce. Alfred Leigh. John = Powell anu l
ward johnson.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary ". ''.'
I'd 70 the number. ,,.,,-,,
The following resolution was offered "E " - -
Allen and rejected ..., ,i,;,o.,,,,.,. -,
instructed 70 vo,. in that Convention iof A..e"L J
!.eskr for Governor o..
"A -: .Lo chn;r ~ suis:;iutr Tor I'm: n VI. N"i
i ;hnm Withdrawn aud ofterc. n: III ND pe-.-1:
r.snluron, adOp:cd:
p'."olvrd. That the Democrats here rs>sWji''
orire then.c!yes 10 support tho Democratic not'.-
nee5. o..i J.. ,i,,., M,.s
WAS adopted .,o.,,,
Resolved Tint if all the dc!egetes appointed seousl
f,;l N intend said Convention, tau', tim. any DEMO
rat from the COUNTY oi Fairfax present nj sh Ion
y.ntion be authorized to take his scr! therein es O.
delegate from this county
On motion, the proceedings OF this meeting Weea
ordered TO be sent to the Fairfax County New A!sf
andria Sentinel, and the Enquirer and E1hL.HaeF'
Richmond, with n request ~ publish.
Then the meeting adjourned. c,..
JNO. POWELL, ChhiTrasn'
w. B. McCoRaIcK, Secretary
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TOT {Nt F.HYHVU'
The Pntient and Careful Examination, by i. IL
Aylctt, Of the whole political course and cn-
rccr Of Henry A. Wise, from 1873 to 1851.

In bis No. Bird Mr.. Ayctt quotes from letter Of
Gen. jackson to Mr.. Wise, dnted 26th January lS3'
i'll whch the sold hero" said:
"If, after all your camor, you will make no Spcc!hc
charge, or bring no Procf ot such as shall be m""r
gan and your ass0ciatcs must be regarded as NE an
hors IF mhtounded caiumntss and the p"6lic 9Dcrrs
hrh0m non hare dsSoied tc in The estimation 0t all
honorable men, stand fully acquitted"
Now, Mr.. Aylctt has pleaded much ignorance to
open the door for him to make hereafter the amcnde
honorable To show him how difiidcnt ignorance
should be, and that one 50 "yonmS and incLlsrenc"
,uolt not 70 NEEDLE with "edged tools, let him read
mark and inwarlv digest this singular piece of his
In December 1886, Gen Jackson sent his last mts-
sore 10 Congress. Mr.. Wise did review IL with
severe and studied criticism. Gen. JackSons last
message had lett the legacy n his endorsement I" the
administration of all Of the Executive departments
Mr.. Wise joined issue with that endorsement ana
openy charged that several departments of the gov
,rnmsut were corruptly administered. Two commit
tees of investigation were raised. OF one, Mr. Gar
land Of Virginia was chairman, to investigate the ct
Banks, and the connexion between them and Reuben
VI. Whitney, and between the Banks and their agent
and the government. Of the other, MIR. wise NM
self was chairman, to investigate the condition OF the
various Executive departments. These inyestga-
tons We're opposed by every possible means, by the
whole portion of Democrats who favored Mr.. an
bnren Tor the succession. Knowing that hIs TRENDS
were tue ch!et spoilers aimed ut by the inquiries the
pacemen ol IN Buren, brought the whole personal
nhuehce ana power of the President to resist the IN
VesuSati"ls. Inc majority OH the committees had
voted against all inquiries aud demanded that "speci-
hc charSes should be made. Mr.. Wise urged that it
was tne uuty OF the representatives, simply inquire
tnat u inquiry found ground for ..specifc charges"
theh such charges would be made, aud not before In
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YEinsYi.AIrNDi.EFAN,I ~ CIESTERFIELD

~
yrNUE owner whining discontinue !nrnili n'' "l'
-; u- - -.l his fam in the county oi 'hc-,er'
s.l; ga. .I "palrsu., lying Un ,hr E'rnmo"d "Ii" e
,.I,,. 49, Road and within .; miles Of james River.
s,d ,,1yr ,fwccn Richmond and Petersburg, contain,
m rh .ra nci.- about Onc-hai OF which Is IN i""h
,,,n. .rr lGr zol !, OF superior quality, phtcu'
I-y ,sr arl.rius purposes. rrcducin. we'll IN wheat,
."y6 os.. sc., we'll wacrcd having springs in three
keai. conveniently located very good young apple ami
~rscb nrrn There nre seeded this fall l0i bushels OF
rgca ruw "a, md growing finely The premises are well
.:.,-.i .:.u-v with chestnut rails. TIL. improy emcnts
G. n.i>; ~ u comfortable dwelling with seven roOn- four
r..i:"r- ,yvo Z" which nrc framed; two large framed
.rr one a.. tobacco barn stables for Is h0rscS, carriage
ao. "cd ho.c dairy and smoke house Office III the
ysE &c" house o'crsc.rs h"us" kitchen &c' &c. Ihe
D.. :aoorhuod very good aud very healthy.
nH.r description is deemed unnecessary, ms Is pre-
r.a"I those wisu: buy will view The premises for
~ar-"y tlr propr:c;o, will take pleasure in showing
= ;otmv snch
l-a. Onc,hri cHsh, balance in TWO c9ua! annual pay.
.i- trr note, bonds carrying interest, secured by
r.-4..t GODpiN & APPERSOS.
kyyI IL
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SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE, !


Sir: have tho hn!or to trul,nit herewith the fol-
lowing Statements, A, B Hn,l {. exhibiting synopsis
uf the financial condition and operations o the Inter
nal Improvement and Sinking Funds during the lis
cnl year ending the Both day of September 1871.
1t will ne by statement \, that the receipts o!
the Treasury, on account OF the Internal Improve
mcnt Fund, including The balance hand the lst day
Of October, 1888 amounted IN Sj,U66,392 ii.
There was dsburscd during the same period,
$i9ll,3l2 A. leaving balance in the Treasury Oh
the lSt day uf October last of Sl55,019 20.
Tie sum OF S5D5, 10 81 received account Of
premiums, dividends, bonus aud interest on the pro-
rluctive Investments of tho Fund. This amount Is
S19,219 lj more than was received from the same
sources during the year ending 3uih September, 1913
These receipts do not realize the amount estimated in
my last report, owing to the depreciation ot prc!n-
unls Oh the bonds Of the commonwealth
The increase of the public debt during the last his
cal wear, after dcductlng the amount redeemed, Is
$4,32 iOl "a.
The aggregate outstanding public debt Of the coul-
nomwcaiih ON ih: lst October last il asccrtnIucd TO
be S22.Hi ,l76 "a.
The iatcrna Improvement Fund Possesses prodlc-
tive investments amounting To SSH AGA l6, which
it an increase OF 231 So the amount held
nj the end ui the fiscal year for 1883. In addition,
the commonwealth holds $2,Gl9,94i 81 of productive
stock maxim. an aggregate Ot SlO,SbilS ~ OF pro-
uCtivc stocks, the rvcnc of which Is applied 10 the
pa v,nrnt uf the interest aud the redemption of the
,,,..rpal % the lubc debt There il realized upon
The above amount, an average rate Of Blk per cent
per anuunI.
deem it proper To deduct the amount OF produc-
tive funds from the above ascertancl amount Of the
debt; and therefore the public debt Of Virginia, less
the above amount of productive investments, Oh the
ist lay Of October, 1891, is Sl!,Osi127 d. The pune
iual prymcn; of the interest and the redemption o
III" principal of the debt, which has or lnny be con
| t!artcd bv this commonwealth cannot be doubted.
The State in HlGl.nn iu the above amount of pro-
ductiv., owns Slj597 ,SSi 20 ot umproGuctire stock
! IN Internal Improvements, most OF them being raii
road companies, the works uf which nrc not yet com
pirird. very considerable portion OF said STOCK i
is believed, will become productive.
For other details, respectfully refer you to the III
| ncxcl statements.
With great respect, your obc,llcnt servant,
! WM. l.. JACKSON,
| Second Auditor.
10 lis rxcrllcncy JosErm JOHNSON, Governor Q
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,,,r K.cnMoND ENetih'
ThH ',',,, ru,r AxD srMIwErkLf'
rrnL,S',,' ,, PRYOR & DrNNAFANr.
TERMS:

T. IL
ny si E "r il kyn :or hGr,cr pSr'"a n,m "n ons S
% saw:sY nSs ssS' sS f's N aySHss SS, sas |
IL, iof' r' ,,"d pm by mail posp"id or six dollars
',.,n q, the cnd o; The !r"s: n rcm;,,ed per ms, in
-; "', R.uL unr-. the risk o; the Ed''ors'
a '' y" al . Sr raid BY the ersrs ~ The he. PSSi %r
sol ,'iiS" " Of postage, in un extensive bu
m M % m %S,T:" ,cr;,. =. serious tax upon Editors
s"'''' ""''" :'ftfEMS OF ADVERTISING.
'irS.",,r,prK--For TEN lines less frs
Is F'k c.n. and every succeeding insertion twen
c,:s n.rr"d once aweeS twise r,. Mr'S yNr Sas
r'o r,i..r- src charged fifty dollar Tor r"kL'h
ANN" ~ ,h,, proportion for adver;is cnents oi create
A.' 49,, ' m,rTy Vendors and Auctionccr-' WHO are
''> :. - .,,rl,rr .nciuG,'!)
e+"- SrytWrEKLY-For TEN lines or less, hrs' In
y ' ., i've cents for each continuance MY cents
.e.i- ., Ohu,rics and Tributes of Respect eNeeeoi's
q ;. re charged for ss advertisements: >.
rsit ,, di..nnce must be accompanied win 'he
o'h r SATISFACTORY references. TO insure cNec"n'n
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GLOUCESTER FARM FOR SALE.

VIZ '"'.cItc:s Ut"r icr sule one Of the dcsira
O III" Attractive Farms in Eastern Virginia, situated
s., o".'E VI Gloucester, about six and halt miles
-, .a' ,"gr House, on North River, bold nnvsabc
" aDia:.Hs win tn" hns.t f-h. oysters and terra.
= sn;'l., upward oI LOO acres Of which GO
a"ir yN ::,..,!- nd the remainder high lands, we'll
u ''u VIZ" Car.ut Oak and Pine. The arabic lund il
& 'a'' u -" el. all separately enclosed with Chcs
. ''". - I'D generally pretty well set in Clover Mnrl
r,.S"' u Hery Ill the fields. The dwelling, which
'' ''', 'Rg'l;l aud extensive prospect, is cornmo
'.'' "r hg'@s, S,ahlc- Carriasc House. Servants
"'.' q! very good. Also, large brick Ice House
- "vid SpruS the dwelling. The locality u
- ;"r ne:"roraood desirable and the meals OF
- .''' ''N"i"us living cxceled, il equallcd, by
~ I" Ally :cS."n ol the state
At. Young Orchard. Of very select varieties Of all
...c":cnt kind, oi irui:.
:" 'lr'hcr information, terms, &C. enquire Of
RNFFS AUGUST,
NJ H"r@l Agents, No 10 Main street.
enlr" ".o :oi -ai" hai o yu!uuhl. (rist Mill and
't'ai ,r, i.ail, Farm. ,,,n.r
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" t. offer for sHlc very Go.!Tabc farm IN ,he inw.r
~ end =" Amelia, nhc,i ii miles ::uIn Peer md
'"'"- from Nr:Imuud lylI: NmnD.!un cT,rs ,ud
!r l!:i"- ~ Au,tI ta"-;.gl Id E.iI niuwt ~. c,,
= 'a"'H!n!ns nhuNt "a rcrrs; nbour ioU nr,r. n,,,,
- mostly IN cul'iv";!Ca divided into acls soo rrr. j.;
e'h Hn'! pm" growth Gbcundinc in Barrel Pm, o,d
80 ''"cr ce ucrc- III fine bottom land mostly Tree ,r,r
"A'nn ], hhs on II all the necessary building. tor
M !fs ,!Ee |. well waarcd III oach FIELD ny some Nix
A' -?F'nSs and by two creeks; having ine prospect
'T power: atording OF ,he finert s,alds in ,he
aay !or Grist Mill &c
further information. tarms &c, apply TO
.,,., RtFFiN & AUGUST,
af Agents for tho sale aud purchase Of Innd. NO l5s
~-'t hIchihoho July 2l--cwtf
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LAND F(DK SALE.

- visu,n sol "A truc: OF land, about roo acres mile
i ,s ,,l from Port Royal. Caroline county, irS'niaI
anr,n; On H. 'oad TO BowIias Grsen n aS ooI j" and
W; - . ,.,l either in PSr; Royal or 10 Vessels
"a .,,", ,rad:. with ror, Royal There is he
.rn Vii tie Why rom the farm To the rG:r ara the . Tos"
;.ryc,; Ih' .o IS admirably adapted !" neat IU, h
;.,rr N the STATE would prefer dividing |; INTO "o OF
,b .r, ,,.. nui such divisions would s"'; purchases
b.y IL. I::s OF j, would sui; timber cct''rs anu
,., t., Il, rrc.rn aud another portion Is open aho
;.v ir ':iia. The improvements on II ufe new o
,..t,,u' ur farming purposes. ,.
8 g '' ~ GEORGE FITZHrGH
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LANDS FOR SALE

w Nie authorized 10 se about 1900 acres of land in
',' u. county Of niuwiddic. the Petersburg and
=. 'Hnk road These lands will be sold IN one ell.
,. 'y Z: will be divided into farms TO sui, th. wants of
rs >"''; some portions Of which will have extensive
soai- '>, o:acrs with moderate improvements, and
a.: hiy. Persons wishing to purchase will do
70 qgaa. Us rs We can be accommodating in regard
= pace" terms o: pHylneIt, &c.
G.a-,, RUFFIN & AUGUST,
Ia " An's for the sale aud purchase OF lapdr Rich.
May l2-cwu
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NUMBER 62,
CITY AND STATE TGH's.

PRrsrxr,rlox.-Th kq;-i, T..nplars o. tn.
"! J'''''' y: ''' - "'o
IT,,
a,'. a e :',''''' tS p'r'' T"'''' ''''
nrcs.ntinG " = n G;u -, ls,n sr,,r.r.. nt.pr y
ihe Central Railroad, and ,he fnther Of tha Orrr
Knight Tcmpiars in Richmond massive go! crn~3.
rs a testimonial OF the regard af his brethren. Ito
TRANSPORTATION FOR RirE.-iw" days OF '"'
last term OF the fNtsyivan'a county Court were o.
cupied III 'he 'r'al VI '"o l"'' S'"''' 'o' "'' "'
'o"' CRIME ol rape commute" upon '"' F'S'" u
Nancy Robertson, whl'e WonAh' lHc rAH!.':"",."'.
publican of that place, long AMI tedious, and was
borne win very rsIhaN"o'e c';'!''cSs .'''
nS.J ,ros tn,r,d arr;fy snJ s.ri,rI :, rr.,.or.a\
ton 4 decision which 10 ioubt highly n,..io..cl
the black rascal.
m -
AffRf IL focAHoSf SfA>'-lNe "Ffc'o'.'' LIE
states ta, aiirav took place III POcahOnthS "G re
s''' 'u"'"; ~ '''''e', ''' .,.,
ueo'Ge h",F'S"', ""'' Wv; "T'I .-...,i
asansD;o, aT ,;f "md r..,,i,I in H.. IL.
c,ion of three stabs upon Morrison. a."'lt'
son was examined ana Sent "n oE !"r''''' '''"''
w n O,..,,-- H. ;. .sr- I
b''' "'''''' O'''N 80" - .
Jenkins, residing nin1 miles from W .'"''''!' '~'
committed suicide bv drowning last week. v. ). >
-, ,, =, d., W.. d :, :; ,,,.,.,.l .,n. IN. ~.
counts OF many rail rond AMI steamboat n'''l -
ect w. ','' H ', ,.a,i % r. irj =, p, ~
settle her reason
,
SsoSEro THE NATIo@AL MoNrMtN'.--.' 'o'"
OF marble for tho Washington Naona! NnHri' n'.
| furnished hv III. Socicty OF Alumni OF NutanE-o.,
| rn,,. -. ,.;;; hoo,. ,bo ,,io,,;r- IN.
H".'sc' i-'N''iH'o"' '"s''''' o'"'' '' '
scrlpi"n:
"Froln The Alumni of w as!ngton CUlic@c. lat Lex.
;r,,,n Vi.,,;unl ! Tj,. rlv C,l.,r endowed b.. tho
| En,hrr uf Ills rnuu,ry"
|
| Dr,ruor v,pc,x,,>Nm II pn,c Esd,
,.,,,,. ~. g.. ,..,.
III eIi'''c''. ''''N anu 't.l'''"" s'''''''''' ~
rra P"siOic". died III W asIiIt"ipn quite r'"@c''. '
Thursday Inst; The d.,,hs.d lett hi- n,c,, one 9rrs
| .; ,., 49,. .i..-
sicc' pu! uitt "u'H''". '''i'Hs va "a ~, .,,;
"a very H. II. Wa i'''S " c"'%"" vi '''e
r""l"''' '''"'!' ""
Observation-Disclosures VIM '" 'E' W ''''' '''' '
ty, VIII" was held 10 pa i"r killing ''H 80 '.'
Jefferson smith " snort ''"e s'"''' D! ''''' -
was acquitted oy inc r""''I'hH .o' '''
hfl-'ic ''u'' "c'',S So "
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING N JACKSON

DEMOCRATIC NEEllNN IN JAINHDN.
At a meeting Of th" Dcin"rniic party Of Jackson
rnrntv held pursuant notice, ut the Court House,
nu m: I}th dav oi November, lSji that being a"oir
,iav inr the purpose OF nominating delegates tn the
| >taumom Convcmtion on notion Anthony D'Iwor;h,
fsq called 10 III" 'haif' ana Heir! rtHil"ph,
| .Jr aprn;Iltcd Secretary.
On motion ui Col. lnumass"n. 1t WAS
| Resolved. That Il committee Of from each ma
ristrria! district i'll The rounty he appointed To n"m-
uar d,.cc,ar- 10 represent this county i'll tn" Staln-
ton Convention. Wirareup"n, til" President appoint
| rl F. =. Turner from Ripley. Henry Fzhugh .Ir.,
from Eny,pswund, John Z. Tholna>Son from Recdy,
Miles .Jncoby from Murrayvi!ir. VI. b. Armstrong
from California, j. d. Clifford from 'i"ors Mills and
Gror,- Click from Clicks precinct. After retiring.
n few moments the committee reported the naincs "i
the following Grlccn;"- Robert Park, {. j.. Thaw,
WIN. b. McMahou, W. a. Harper, Il. Wright, l.. :.
Evans, F. =. Turner, y. X. Frost, +. Wells. w.
Purk /. Thorn, w l.. Toby Lewis Hickman, james
RiiJIr J. p. Thomas,nI. NJ. i. Armstrong. ". K.
(ur 4. Bowiram j. 4. Daniels, J. ID. Clifford, Geo.
('rnv, W,n. Mc(Jov J. Is. Kus-rl, Thumas Coleman,
Miles Jacoby, A. ". AIkrc, II. liasis. Geo. Click,
| Joel Cunningham. JOHN lInnnomd, Peter Click.
On motion the rrc>i'len; and Secretary Were r"ied
| Ia III. list al d,lcg.:,s.
~, Turner f>,.. then su'.m,t.l il,c following re-
snl,tinls l., ilr meeting. w!'.c after dcU-'i"n an!
| amendment, Wr!c ad"iiyh:
| Resolved, That whilst We W!Ii ~" hehEty sup
nor, 20 rhr nominees al the Siaunt"n Convention.
whonycr ;I,rv may be- sill our first choice i"r
tho Office Of Governor "f this STATE. Is Henry - Wise
ErsnIvrI, That VIM. F. R;tchie and Roger a.
PRYOR Of Richmond. Chas. :. Lewis of Harrison
comfy, and j. G.. Newman Of Mason county, bet Hp-
pointed II act as alternate i'll "t tie absence Ut
ia. pr,csat,s from t!!:. county
Resolved, That nur aItcrn2es IN Inc Shlintni '"i-
vcu,;,u HI, Instructed % use all honorable means -
secure the nomination OF Henry 4. Wise, for the nj
flee of Governor Of this State and III case sch in-
rr ,nuno bc procured. !!i"m ;hcy cast 'rir yb;cs
for that uan WHO will mos; conserve 10 the inierr-t
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RAIN At THE WEST-KNOW-NOTiilNG

CI,cIyxATt, Nov. 2i.--Wc. are having rains here
and ,hc river is rising.
The Know Nothing Convention which has been in
session here for two weeks will npurn Tomorrow
Every State is fuy represented. Among the repre-
s.ntavcs arc the following prominen, members OF
the ordef-Jnhn NJ. Clayton of Delaware, Ullman OF
New York, Broomc Of Pennsylvania, Mayor Con-
rad Of Philadelphia, aud Lumsdcn of New Orlenns.-
The umos, harmony appears To prevail. Important
changes have been made 10 the constitution, and a
mrw ritual adopted. Also thorough change III the
passwords.
The Presidential subject was not before the con-
v.I
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The Chicago Tribune (Fusi"nl now comedies the
election OF Moore. Democrat, tn the "thce oi STATE
Treasurer. His majority in scvcnty-threr counties Is
l3j5. The Chicago Times says lac is au -and-ou'
Nebraska man.
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DIED.

DIED a. the residence OF George Phin,r leg, n. 9S -.
ornip ot the 2it instant, after pror"eeo al
lines. Mr. JOHN II. BALIEt.Ll, formerly o. Ntsa.t:
ton county but, for the !at three years iea e u ~.
city His remains were taken 10 MS LI''' CUM" " -
torment.