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RICgyoND NIRKET .Ir,x,s

ToeAccoIhe markets. decided uproys-
meat In price, Of all grades except delicate working
though Somewhat better the
extent the descriptions We our quota
tioni "a foloxs ug, e. good 5 to So common
leaf o. to $'h nedirm ~ to tsN good aud hns Eiemng on
TO tll GoOd and fine shipping sil uaaru,
generally, 10 to !lsS; very superior IL u tisx.
HESTER WHITE, Com Merchants.
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A. II osloes yesterday morning. at the residence
ELIZABETH MENLiE third daughter Of Gesge N
re A. e. John.on.sgedS yea SIS onths and q days.
O'Clock this morning, the 18th
The members OF the congregation, friends OF the family
invited to attend
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THE BOSTON RAILROAD FRAUD-PRUBABLE sUS
PENSION OF THE SUNBURY AND ERIE RAIL


PmL,DELrmA, July 1.-THE fraudulcnlissue ri ntock
ut Boston 10y Edward Cane, President Of the Vernon,
Central 'fOad has created much conformation on tie
stock board Mr. Crane, Of the Sunbury aud Erie
Esiroad aud upon The faith Of which the city OF Phadc-
phe issued bonds for the first million OF subscription
The ordnance authorizing the subscription requiring that
n similar amount should first be obtained from private sub
scrbers the discovery Of this fraud will undoubtedly aus
pend operations upon tho read the second subscription
by the city cannot be paid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19
INDIAN TROUBLES IN TEXAS.

NV ORLEASs, July five have Galveston dates to
the lilll inst. large body Of Indians from Mexico
are marching into the interior Of Texas causing consd
cradle apprehension aud excitement No efficient troops
there oppose them and tho people are complain
ing Of the inactivity OF General Smith Petitions Tor his
removal aud tho appointment Of Col Harvey the chief
commlnd, are IN circulation.
The condition Of the crops throughout Texas excel
icut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

Nav YoRK, july lO-Ths morning at Moriehes Bay
Long Island seventy miles Of this city, during the
prevalence Of dense log, the people the shore could
distinctly hear the distance, ana Immediately
alter 20 or 30 guns fred IL cotjsctured 10 be-
the franklin ashore over due from Southampton
but this u not likely II far out Of her course
IL was probably Southern costing steamer,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19
RANGE OF rHE TuE.MoME.rru

At HOHHLS' Bookstore, 81 Main street, July is.
o'clock, IL o'clock 8 o,eloek
20 30 IS CLEAR.
AtRLSDoLPhrS Bookstore. l2i Main street, July rs.
O'clock is Nssi0et' 'O'elsst' EcLnA
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THE CEyTRAt, BAItRoIn Fn,rn

BosIoS, July 1.-THE transfer books Of the Vermont
Central Railroad closed for the pre- give irc for
thorough Investigation. meeting of The directors is
called Tor Thursday evening. which the earliest time
can he assembled. TIE -tocs to-day suspended from
the books OF the Broker Board until the course of the
Company with reg ird to the owe. issue is asceitaned
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LOCAL. AFFAIRS

we arc Indebted to Mr., W. A. buffers, Al thu New
Book Store, 1877 Main street, for copy Of "sr jasper
Carsw Knit life and experiences with soue account.
Of his overreaehiogs and shortcomings, now s. given
to tho world, by himse BY Charles Lever author OF the
:" Dodd Family Abroad, 49, Tho Daltous," &c.
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M,RXIEn-
DIED.

In Masor Geotra the 9h instant the Rev Mr. speer
Mr. JOHN ELLIS Of Henrieo county Va to Miss MAR0hEE1
A. NICHOLSON, formerly Of Alex .ndria, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19
MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July ls.-Flour Is frm Private ad,ices
per the Franklin are favorable. whes. Is firm. Corn
has slightly declined Sale. ofs,uhern Yellow a, lass
cts per bushel
s.lIiaoaE, July is,--oar market to-day Is nominal
and but little doing.
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AhMpAL OFTHE NIAGARA
THREE DAYS lamp


hA''FAS' July lsb.-The Niagara Is coming I'M bor
dates are to 9th inst "p' "''
wheat has declined 3d., Flour Cd, Corn Is Ra,,imor.
anu hhade'pha Flour quoted s7s American s,ocl.
are frm consols closeda at 90 7.sae3.
FROM THE EAST.
Inc Gar returns courteous but evasiye renv n A.,
ta' protesting willingness evscua,o the pr;nci,.u
ues when the Allies Turkey, and nssts n 49,.
meantime ON retaining Modavia.
Ino Aus'rians have began to enter Wull,chi.
more French troops embarking at Cbcrbo,rr
Admiral Napier has formed line of battle before C,
been done. ia" 'e'
mere has been some fighting at Sebas,opol be,wes,
e'gn' Russian and three British steamers. in which IN.
latter were damaged.
o0mandant snis,ria fell the rear guard of the Rus
Ans ana had battle lasting two days. in which 1000
were Killed, when they retreated
1000 killed. A'''' Aiu
ue insurrecton In Spain is formidable, and the ipsr
gents maintain themselves Notwithstanding the battle near
Madrid. avn
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The Paris c)-rrsponden, of the New York Courier re-
msrks that the Englsh Parliament and the Eengsh Pres
are much puzzled to decide whether Lord Aberdeen the
Prime Minister OF England Is doard traitor aud
coucludi.g that he Is compound of both, the fol-
lowing Father severe language towards him
"His dotsge renders him weak and as fasehood "a
turav concomsni with weakness being weak he is false
Th. il III only reasonable conclusion that be drawn
fror hi. whole course from the comuenceTsnt OF the
Eastern difficulties down TO his explanation and apology
OF Monday night in the House Of Lords His dread OF
the power OF Russia acting his weak nerves, induced
him 10 the beginning to pretend confidence in the
ude and moderation Of the Emperor Nicholas which he
could not have elt-which he did feel. 1t induced
him TO pretend entire ignorance Of the ambitious ineu-
lions Of Russia when has since been proved he had
in his portfolio tine correspondence of Sir Sey
our containing the clearet evidence oil those intentions
led him the betrlyal oil the of Tur
key and Of all Europe which attempted through the
the first Vienna note, whose designedY equivocal
phraseoUgy intended to keep the word OF promise TO
the ear OF the Sultan and break it his hope aud the
hope OF Western Europe. Il the eeben?s combined
With the obs,nscy of doage, that induced him yield
the pressure Of public opinion in favor Of the war; and to
become an instrument in carrying it on though that
it the weakness Oi doage that induces him continue
in an office where he is every day obliged put in
cuioa aihorreHt his pregiccs " lie it Is the
obsnacy % doage that irresisby mpes him to indulge
in language nsultingto the people whose mpuson he
resist, and injurious 10 the sovereign whom he
oIths aud uuiliihfuy That he is both weak
aud false Is evident the nCOa~dIy-auG IL i ia
the exercise Of the greatest charity that that weakness
aud iA.ssheod are attributed TO doiSge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

says tue Homestead Bill be popular in the Sc
nate, that its popularity vii! obiruct passage. Almost
every Senator four five hiss ivorite homestead Of
his own and presses it with considerable earnestness
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

The following is an account OF the way the Fourth Of
july was celebrated i; Montague Massachusetts,. more
tidreuou' exhibition perhaps ucSsr took place:
"S1tAng was done here ill afternoon, when, between
aud o'clock, there mock slave hunt A poor
iugi"Se slave to Tor desr life rn. 7ued by
possec ou oIseOack Gld loot armed with blndgeons
aud pistols who at length succeeded in capturing him.
But too spectators ulercrgd and quickly rescued
the i"gYe aud pulled hs pufsuers from their hOn4es
aud set iaeu 10 fleeing in uru while their prisoner was
set free. Then four clgies (o Pierce Doug
las, LofOg aud HolletD slowly Ooruo along TO the
lnourniu olng Of the bell, to giloss erected III the
vide auge OF tue street; where they we're suspended by
the neck uulil dead fire was then kinded beneath
them and soon they were converted to ashes.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

The New York Herald sums up tue following as the
probable result Of The abors Of the present Democratic
Congress
"Thc results Of the present session will probably foot up
ai iolloSs Pss'cdthe regular appropriation bills incu.
ding scattering Galphn and Gardner items the Ne
Dfaska bills, including scattering Galphin aud Gard.
items; the Nebraska bill the six war steamers the
Gadsden treaty aud is appropriations patent ex-
tensions to rich rOpOs to the prejudice OF moor m
yeators and the increased taxation Of tue whole commit
nifty some pfIyl'e bills; increase Of po5tages some
sOcJjbbng contracts aud, perhaps just enough OF rail-.
road laud grants 10 give the Kitchen Cabiuct taste OF
the pluader OIyotoss, may expect in addition TO tie
lnnatc precedent veto Tor the homestead bill aud for the
river aud haror bill they should be dUay acted upun
between the two houses. Hon mush Of the eGistipg
twenty millions surplus will be left 10 the Treasury alter
meeting the bills Of this session. ii is difficult to conectuf,
The people will be fortunate II not reduced TO
loan 70 meet our current engagements, before the neI
fourth OF March,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19
CONGRESS-

=, "AshiSoros, July ls;h.-The Senate discussed the
homestead Bill and tho House the Army bill during the
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<sa
SNNasa 81 @Sxgs
|NS(sASslslp
IHg Observation-Disclosures
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
meas uust be addressed N

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
letter. essinsss must be asdtessd TO the editor,
MWhg"
written both sides ofthe paper win be published
hills l,ng standing ought TO be known ALL
departed fro Obituary notices
lines are charged FOR as Advertisements.
~ oommunstions win be charged the same a. advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

Tho Court Of Appeals commenced it, session in Lewis
burg on HE lust oil the Judges being presentLyneh
bury VTginiaH
The degree Of t. L. D. was conferred at the late COM
mencement Of Washington COedge, upon Judge Hopkins
o. Aabams, Judge Leigh, Of Halifax, and Judge Thomp
son, Of Saunton.-B.
Thereare $50 visitors at the White Sulphur Springs.
and the number rapidly Increasing, aud 90 at the
Alleghauy.-U.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

u'ISFSsIrv OF NORTH CARoLiNA-It is with peculisr
p'esnre that we nave Observed by the late
met oil this old aud most respectable institution cv-
dee OF increased aud increasing prosperity. The Sen.
!oF lass consisted of sixty member who received the de-
during three years. have devoted their attention
to scientific or literary professional pursuits admit
ted the degree OF Master OF Arts in regular course
TIE honorary degree Of Doctor OF Divinity confer
rcd lpon the Rev Hi w Caruthers and the Rev Albert
Smdes, Of North Carolina and the honorary degree OF
Doeor OF Laws upon John Randolph Clay Envoy Extra
Ordinary and Minister Plenipotentary to Peru
ne address before the literary societies was dev.
eri by Ex-Governor Aaron V. Brown of Tennessee who
graduated in 1914 aud received with marked favor
byone c! the largest and most brilliant assemblies ever
convened at this ancient seat of learning.
Governor BaucG who graduated in 1901 was the oldest
number OF the Alumni Association in Attendance. H..
was followed in the procession by five Ex Governors who
lEe himself, we're children of the Observation-Disclosures
Irtel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

Washington state that the President intends
veto the River and Harsor Bill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

and Incur the srocst dispSaAare Of tho Democracy,
II he should sign it. We shall what our neigh.
Dor will have to say in such event.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

The London Times remarks Of England that tin no
country in tue world is there amount Of com
mercial imPosure and so many grca, that ar q
nothing but names-mere bubbles that will burst at the
next crisis-and in country the savings Of the in
dustrou poor and the striving mddlecasses more gene
reilly dssipaLed.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

aAUH ACCOMMODATION PACKET BOAT LINE POH
W COLUMBIA, will leave Richmond Tuesday Thursday and
Sautday ay w., passes hanakintoWn At r. NJ Dover Mills
~ r. NJ jules Ia McheauR 81 r. NJ Pembsrton az p H.
Returning leave Columbia Hondsy Wednesday and Pday NJ
A. H. reafh PembertOn att Jefferson on, Cedar MI
ehaaT Ferry s JniSs very TO-! Dover MN, iOl ManaEi-
Mail Lin for Jynclur and Bu,lan1n leaves Richmond Mon
day, Wednesday aud Friday PM
jyio BOYD. EDMOND DAVENPORT
EDOPES HEADS, dc.-Popes Eyes, Popes Heads Hand
n Hctnbt, Hand Brushes Feather Brushes sale By
UlV ZIMMERMAN
USLOwEH STANDS.-wire P,owsr stan u.s. Rattan woIE
lyi9 ZIMMERMAN
6tHAmOIsE SKINS. -Chamoise or Plate Ieatber, for
~ cleansing siver Plate, Wire, Glass, &C. for sale BY
yU r. ". ZIMMERMAN
HpIO COPFEE.-sOO bags for sale by
ma Bl9 Davenport, ALLEN = CO.
m AGUAyRA COFPEE.-2OO bags, for sale by
h<UW DAVENPORT, ALLES q co.
KNINBS.-Poit, Malags and Mafeira Wines, tpr saIs by
w UV DAVENPORT, AJLES 4 90.
-NACKsON,s SUMMER CANDLEs.-iOo boxes,
JyiO DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
HDO0us POH RKNT7 Rooms cur Aus,lon Room sut.
HI able for oess, for lodging for single gentlemen
Bl9 81 PULJfAMh DGvTI
Anew BRuNswICk HUBDgR COMPANY - arehou.o
~ le0 Liberty aid 05 Csiar street. YORK. BAnufaour.
and wholesale Da,eT IN all kinds Of Hubber
Misses and Cbldr.nb Mttslo sho,s Coss CIost
nversls, Comb, Bsy and Dresg Dolls Heads Ba
Tors, whips Teahing Riogs, Sytlngss, Brea,tPupB &C.
The above Company would solicit call from their friends and
His-SntO
NNAMLY BACOS,Todd e Sons superior yauiiy Bacon snd
gi1-s onAs, I. WORKMAN 90.
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mecoNKEY, PAn,t & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
80. ~ and 20. IloMIN,. NAhntf nnliir,o,.


AHcC 90 tender the Warmers and Merchants general
h ~ their services IN the sale OF GN,S cOrToS asd Other
T., !SpE e 4. branch
who favor them with cOngnmens always Ihe highest going
Refer Me.Ts Edwin worham Co.. Levi, Webb Son. Rich
mond, Va. jyiS"ds,s
RBEs steamer Of nI, Sc.ai9E have further supply
hNate ana No hoing' TO which invite she attention Of
PI jyls JOHN ruoupsos
WALM.BLE ThykiiN PROPERTY m THE SOUTH.
Tavern HOUSE, and PSsMrsEs IN The o II
"Snit5%i'S III H5 tRs;? the
70 Il. bp ss o a. aa' S ." we R
road.
mountain eouny they complete in sTsry respect % DO
sold privately before the a,;, Monday August, Is Of
AdIiess ,'p'''' '' '''' ''' " ''' Villas BARNES.
t Pstsburg Intsgencer copy and send b whig
1DRILIGNT PARIS dREES5OO lbs tSe most brilliant and
hb beautiful Green In this MARKET for sale by
6tHAMPAGNE-Jo baskets Champagne, various qualities
Jras s'O" s''' " VIZ W. Il. HARRISON co.
W. RANDOLPH Ia, Tor ssh lotto
Tsrpom.sr, mad. by ne bet %i.Toinrer In the Uni
.,,... .,unsE rOwElIs AND TIHAsBKHs-I am now
csI,ioE and for c F ESr's roT q End d, Tstahsi'
gi,S; Bi%eo.GoG Doyle Egsy S5s .n d H 10,
Agricultural Ware House add ssed Store ,,n,co,,.
Jy. Nc. 81 Peati street
RAwIi NOS MILLER,
lyig Corner Peari and Cary streets
NJmgISN FAMILY HAMS ys,y sqgs'iot article. just
received md for ''' oornS, rs"ri and Cay streets,
GDEII TETAI, KETTLES, &c.-we have in store
ane assgtuisnt Be Metal aud Eaamci cd PfegtvinE
KrttIes n various large Preserving spoens Charcoal
nsee,; ss Heating Box sad Irons hc for sale ~
Jyii ". ~. ZIMMERMAN.
100 %aa.1 i's'l1Ias r. .iS 0'"AO 'v'." Maryland
- sS BOXES LOAF sU6kh, Double RsasSd. Ie5,iyisg o1
sDA sale. lylil JAS. WINSTON.
UANO.esFayan ouano direct tom Agent for sale nos
~ store or wharf, 10 lots 70 suit purehs sers by
10, y, II, 5kInKER, No. 80 Cary street,
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Ia Meeting Of the Council City OF Richmond held lima
izth, iso' me following resolution adopted
hesovej That poll be and the hereby
he sense OF the esholders Of the
ne Council on behalf Of the city Rehond may subscribe to
STOCK OF the virginia Central Railroad Company company
@ r work Of Internal improvements IN this state
part OF which Is constructed Ia and city amount not
exceeding hundred ihousand dollars
pany TO complete the road which under
saation that the time Of poll be Monday tho
OF July next and that this resolution be Published month";
land aerward'unil the day Of He po) at nswspA
persof thiscy A Copy:
JyiI-M WM r. SHEPPARD con
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$4,000 WORTH OF ZEALAND Personal
EsTATE FOR TffK PEOPLE.
MAGNIFICENT EntsrprfseLNeydi HgnifdHe and CSrfdfP.
wHrrEHUiie1's

Mdgplfee1t Enbrprise LiJe,dl KgHiidJe and Csrt1ig
NHrrEHUitsTS
DAGUERREOTYPE ENTERPRISE.
H.WHiTEHUHST has eeded to the ben.
- eft In the above enterprle
~ real aud estate TO be disposed holders
certificates at The earie, possible after the sale Of all the
shares The certificates " EACH which entities the holder
an equso. STARE IN The magnificent collection resi- and
onaproporty also 20 Of Wteurst % Worlds Fair
ON Daguereope Of self friend at time when the oertn
cate presented at either Of his Galleries Ia the following cities
viz!
mIpston and Pc ersburg
been the following named
lists 20 redeem the certificates!
Quincy, Of N YORK; u. O. Collins Of Philadelphia Spring
Va; VIM T. Porter, Of Cincinnati, Ohio
Not more than hiy thousand shares will be soi,.
~ CERTIFICATES be had Of Mrsrs sJADE BAKER,
application, In peron or by mail paid" ty enclosing s.
UiT-U
W Sndh HEWAHD-Ransvay from the ,ubscflber,c IN the
DDDU hight OF the 10th Inst Negr, named CHARLIE
lie ABOUT ~ years Of feet or rches high and 81
ehesnu, color The said Negro formerly lived with
lani tq will give the above reward TO who will
deiyer him 70 me. BEsJtmIa DAVIS,
Jyis-a No. q, wall street.
III EyE,S LAST woHK-At che New BOok'sors, 1871 Malls
Jasper c.r.w Kent, his Life Experiences b, o.s Lever
30 cents.
20 cents. w, A. BUTTRRf :.
Vl5 l6I Main street.
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II he should sign II. We shall see what our neigh
Dor will have to say in such event.
The New York Herald copies the proceedings Of
the Buckingham meeting which published few days
ago. and accompanies them with the following reflections
which contain some useful hints:
"The resolutions Of the Buckingham meeting recon-
mend the Memphis and Charleston convention policy OF
direct mports-tbs the Virginia retail Dealers upon the
same terms hereafter give the preference in their pur
chascs OF goods. to their merchants who import
them directly from Europe and other parts Of the earth
The object to draw Norfolk aud Richmond those i'm
ports for Virginia consumption which are now supplied
by the importing houses OF Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York. This Is q legitimate object; but like the
Memphis and Charleston conventions the cnterprising
meeting at Buckingham Court House begins at the wrong
end Of the engine The boiler must first be supplied With
water and the furnace with combusbles and fire, before
the machinery be made to work. The proper policy
for the Ygnians and for the South generally Is to build
their railroads and their steamers, clippers and mer
chanmep, deveope their internal resources and to invite
population by opening up channels OF industry and
profitable Investments. Then, IL they can compete with
New York successfully supplying their own citizens with
imported goods be it. Competition Is the lie OF BUSH
ness aud we should like to see Virginia and all the
South entering heartily and practically into active
competition with Northern commercial and manufacturing
enterprise for the result would be great oeneht to all
paris Of the Union. or late years. Georgia. Alabama
Tennessee South Carolina Vrgns and even steady, old
fashioned North Caroina-so long known as Old Kip Van
Wnkle-aud most Of the other Southern States, have
making rapid strides in all the progressive business
OF the age We are glad OF IL; for the
ters advances of every State contribute to the power
the glory and the grandeur Of the Uuted States and
the increased diffusion Of the of high happiness
aud the refining elements o. civilization throughout the
Union.
But VIC mus, admonish the virginans and Southrncrs
generally that conventions and reports and resolutions.
the thing they we'll enough In their w,y bus
1t ia work. work. prsc cal work which cieavcs passage
through the for the locomotive and makes the
highways of the smooih and practicable, and r.
Suhr clock so-k-t ia work, genius capit, enter
prise, which make cheap goods ami profitable markets.
which line the seabosrJ with cities and the interior with
busy and villages Resolutions by Vrgnians TO buy
goods Of Virginia direct importers, when they can no had
Of them as caesply a from New York. will amount 20
no. ing unless tie Virginia importers provided with
the facies 70. importing chesply New Workers.
Until sucn facilities provided al Southern commercial
conventions must end IL smoke. STILL gratified
t.at Old Virginia is waking up, aud We hoF. she wi.
never tire"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

OLICE-Having purchased from EDWIN VIII SON bi, %,
adjustment for the Manufacturing Tobacco and anpont
es my agent to conduct said business ain pro
ness properly. NJ w sappnpp S'''
July lI-d2ss w. W. oAffoAp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

R-toTLIRE Rhzons-G few dozen o. these superior RI.
~ zors Just opened and for sale by "
,y,s Q. J: sIHroN CO..
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WpACoa SIDES AND HgRRINJs- -
hb u hbd' Dry and Bright Bacon side,
loo bbh No ] North Carolina Herringa
90 " No Halifax do
30 4" No Macksrel
,,o u half bbis Roe HerrnEs. fer sale by
Ol9 EDWIN MORIHAM 4 cn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

- 100 bbls Yellow Sugar
Ito so bids Ner orissn, Sugar, for .,leby
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-08
Morrill, Convention.

The mass convention for the nomination Of
Arson p Morrill, for Governor was TO take
place in Portland yesterday. This convention
is faclious movement, in advance Of the reg
ular delegate convention appointed BY the State
Committee, and those persons interested IN II
have quit democracy and taken the one idea o.
the "Maine law" They care nothing about
the success Of ,he democratic pariy-are Sc
ceders and bent on rule and ruin by hook or
by crook.
I, is of no use to disguise the fact that the
democratic party Of this State can place no de-
pendence upon these disorganizers-they have
nv their conduct demanded their "walking
ticket" ard ought to have it. No person pre-
tends that the call of the State Committee is
unfair, or contrary to the nsages Of the party.
Yet these men deliberately. claiming to be
democrats, GO 10 work to build up a faction,
the main object of which is to undermine and
destroy the democratic organization. They
are entitled to no confidence and no mercy.
The papers 10 the interest of this faction are
the Oxford Democrat, Bangor Jeffersonian,
Pennington Chronicle, Skowhegan Clarion.
and the Portland Advertiser and wing papers
generally.