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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOKS.

NOT1CE TV VNT NTV ~
ESG1SErR'sO OFFICE RIcnMoSp& YORK RIVER Il. K. !
RICHMOND, Va, October llth, 1854. )
AIS will be received at ihi. office, until DE,
cenbcr LIT. for the Grading, Masonry, aud Bridge
Sup-r.,ructure of this Road.
The Company reserve. The privilege Of rejecting any or
al! tho tenders. and OF alloiinc The work in such proper.
lions Us may be deemed most advantageous.
Testimonials ns 10 responsibility must he enclosed with
tie proposals when the parties are unknown.
plsns, Prodlrs, and specifications will be ready tor III
snection on and after the 18th IroXino.
Of l.-c1w T. :. CL.ANTON, Engineer.
C~ROSS.TIES.
fsEALED proposals, are invited by the undersigned At
- ,ln. Office, between the 18th and JotlI OF November
next. for tho supply OF about Two Hundred and Thirty
la,U Thousand white or po-t oak Cross Ties, tor the Nor.
folk and Petersburg Rail Road.
Specifications AMI forms OF ~propcsnls will be ready after
the IL, OF November, and may be had nj the division Oi'
fee" in Petersburg, or OF the President and Engineers
along tho line, us we'll as nj this Office.
WIN. MAIIOSE
Chief Eng'r y. 6 =. K. K. Co.
Engineers Office, Norfolk, Va. Oct 27-clm
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EGROTS.-Tms day. a, q. O'Clock. ~, y ! !. 3
~ hi"ly Nc.ro"-. Men, lCys and Grir-
EOv. 10 pIILIiH ;. psHi$. Au:cI.
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Ida NORMAN

IDA oN.hAN
lust received, II fresh supply OF the Better L"nd, by
- Thompson.
Also. Cummings works entire.
Ida Norman. by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, new and interedt
ing book-sl.2I.
Wisdom. Wi, md Wlii,ns, by Joseph Barnard. 4. ":
Dowlins's History of RoInanisn. Lie and Epistle- OF ~
Paul, Carsou's Runish Controversy. Our Parish, &c. For
sale BY CHARLES WORIilAM,
At the Baptist Book Depository,
My AT Square above Va. Banks.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

NOTICE To ii STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BLUE RIDGE TURNPIKE COMPANY.
a an annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the blue
"A Ridge, Turnpike Company, held at Madi'on court
House, on the i7ih day Of October. 1854, "a quorum MOI pc
ing present) on motion, It WIS ordered that the meeting
sdlournto meet again at the same place, on Friday the s4:h
day OF November. LISA, aud that the Stockholders IL rald
Company be notified BY publication to attend said meetlas
TIL. J. HUMPHREYS, Clerk
Oct. 81 NJ r r T. Co.
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"ERRTNG7s PATENT FIRE PROOF

SAFEa-Thc subscribers are the authorized agents
for the sale OF H~errins's Worlds Fur Premium Safes. a
large assortment constantly on hand and tor snlc, secured
viii Halls Patent Powder Proof and other Safe Locks.
KNOWLES Il WALFOlD,
Corner Of MGin and lllh streets.
Whore he seen ccrriics,rs and testimonial. OF the
s.r,ruy of Herring's fire and burglar proof safe from the
following persons: u ro,.
Morrison & Marnblr, Petersburg, vac. q u. u iHr
and n,l.r., New Orleans; w. 7. Genuiny and other', New
York; Lewis e. Co, and others. Philad"lpiia; Geo. fiHsrr
and o,lrr-. Montreal; d. Mallory and others, Ciicrnw; : g.;
md more ,hnn 100 others from NIL parts OF the 'hN'd
states, Csuadas, and other parts ofthc World.
Dcf ll-llm
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~ STEAM ENGINE AND SAW
MILL FOR SALE.-Bcing determined Ia rrrnur"
South, offer for sale Il No. /. twoity horse power Steam
Engine. ut a very reduced price.
The Mill has been worked only abouts Elk months, just lOnS
onoush 10 prove It's excellence, ul IL warranted 10 hn m
perfect a niscline as cun be purchased ON amy thing like
the snnie terms. ,,r n.. go
TiItg r. ANDERSON. Jr, Ruiher Glen =. Office. Caro-.
rne c,nn,v Va Sept aG-ctf
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VVyANTED-By q lady who Inns much experience, =
situation as teacher for the ensuing year. she WI
instruct in the ordinary English branches, Music, French
and documentary Drawing. -, nj;
Address, with terms, &c, Teacher, spnnS iiun, hapf
~. Nov 60
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rJprry pOL,LtTS REWARD

NNvLL hr pai.i 'r The appr'h' nsior ma delivery I"
ma. al IVY servant :ri -AltaN, via" = about J.
y,,.r. Old. dark complexion. E,dr lows luw "n IL" lore
irYj r,,iiu., s!Ec She was III the posscstiUn q Ny
Wsr.,r., D.. .Nsup, IN Richmond iii Au.mst. lss} Silsc"
Inv. I;.ue neither 81 ih"In have hcca !rn!j :.um.
Gr, "i-clm wy. I. hLSCP. !rrirrIcNsbTr-. va.
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r9NlllS EVENING. commencing nt seven ocl'cE. - lie

by ELIAS i..i.I.
.iurt'DH',r dri Commission !tcrrhcn;. -. lCG .NGJ &:
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G~OOCHI.AND ACADEMY.
FEMALE SCHOOL.

JOIN HART IR, 81. A., Principal.
VNHERE ARE Il few vHcnIr!"s III this School Apply 4
Il the Principal. ut lIuirnavillr. Coochland.
~ Wing aud Examiner copy. Oct. 3l-cGw
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,rsr alave, who calls himself Anthony. lie ia about
ss,r resr. OF age, rather dark. aid bad Oh when placed IL
a. green blanket coat, check cotton pantsloons, and a
%g in WOOL hat He wins lod ;ed in the jsil on The aOth day
- ,' snr,snber ;aA l.. 2. JONES, Tailor.
r-.aZ .Eu,
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u RIO =, BR0GURs, DlOGUES.-6,ooO
II psir Richmoud msls Brogues, tor sale on accom-.
modsriny terms, by n. DEVEREUX,
Leather DEALER, 1872 Cary Street, berwee
sspt l5-ctf The Columbian Hotel aud the Basin.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN

N. W, FI.U
Executor OF Mrs. Winfrcr. md administrators. de- bunis
non, Of james Wiley W!u!rrc. Oct. lt,-c'ds.
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ROYAL PARRISH

NU1NT fNNNTNE'
Grocr and Commission Merchant, Richmond, Ia.
q UAVISG commenced the Grocery business, iii this c!ty
III in connection with the Commission business, would
beg leave 10 invite hs friends, and the public generally, tt
give him 1t call, assuring them lie will sell Hs low tor cash
or punctual customers, M any other house III the city.
He hns taken tho house on the continuation OF Pear
street, between the Bridge and Cary street.
He continues to pay personal attention Ia snlrs oi coun
try produce. Oct ll-dlmcsn
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NEAR STAUNTON vIRGINlA.
BY WIN. L. JOHNSON.
FHNlllSi is II Boarding School Tor B~oys-limi;rd in nun.
IL Der TO twenty.
The scs.ion begins lat Of September and continues ten
months, with n vacation nj two weeks nj Christmas.
TERMS:-s20O for tuition. board, fuel, wishing and
lights, payable hall in advance. half on III" J., February.
REfERrNCES:-llun A. II. II. stuart. Iui-" J.. 7. Thnntp
son, Staun,on; Geo. y. Johnson, Esq, Richmond, Professor
:. MmIpin, University oi Virginia. Sept. H-cly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ENQUIRE OFFICE
40 n L TOW

W n. D.
AND LfIHOGRIPHIC PRINTING.
WE HAVE established, in connection with this Office
" alarge
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOOK-BINDERi
And are now prepared to execute, i'll the best inaun,'r "n'
on reasonable terms, all kinds of BOOK, JuH. FANCY, MI,
ORSAaESTAL PHISTISG.
Our LlTlOGRAPlllC establishment is large aud com
plcte. and We have the best artist in the country in our EN-
ploymrnt. and will execute. TO order. MARS, CHARTS, PoR
TRAITS, TOBACCO BRANDS, Norris, CHICKS. &c, &c, 81
Their plain or IN colors. IN cheap a. the same work can b.
done III any OF the Northern CITIES.
Our BoOK-BlNDERi is IMPLY supplied with the bc'
and largest stock OF materials III the Str;r and we arr
now prepared 10 manufacture BLAsx-Booxs TO order
ruled TO amy pattern and nl other kinds OF plsir, ihncs
and ornamental book binding, done Oh reasonable terms
and nj short uoticc.
~. Address Editors ENQUIRER. Oct. ~
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MANN KUND NUTINE'
IuNIlE Stockholders OF the Christiansrine nInd heSsfliIe
Plank Road Company are hereby notified that the
President and Eoard of Directors have ordered h rcqui-i'
ton of live dollars per share. to be paid monthly, on the
stock commencing un the first day Of August, and to con
tinuc IL long as this notice shall rcmain III. They are Hi'"
requested TO deposit the same i'll the Farmers bank oil VIZ
sinia, 10 the credit Of the Company.
BY order Of the Board.
Julv 2S-cwtf III. =. BACON, Clerk.
IYr'1hc Richmond Whig and Examiner are requested
to publish the abov. once a week until otherwise ordcied:
ana send their accounts to the office OF the Company
Il .hri ,finu, Ynlrl fr nnvlnrn,
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AUCTION SHES.

BIZ PlLi.IAN ~ JAWS.
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OFFICE or JAS. RIVER AND IA. co. /

RlCHMOS Nov. GTH. i-5i. )
a \ adjourned meeting Of The Stockholders OF thu
"A james River and Karawhn Company, will be held
n, iuis othce on Tuesday, the l2th of December next, nj
u O'Clock, T. NJ.
Nov. 1-caw WIN. +. MuNFORp. Secretary.
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ASSESSMENTS.

SHAVE YOU READ THE "NEWSBO
. Nov ut
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spauIding 4 Rogers Tive Circusss.
Consolidating sAeu

Consolidating t.esr
CELEBRATED FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS,
From 1AsT para Hqa.iie smpaiIe.ue Missspp and
ONO nserr and sheat
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS
80 fsvorsSy known and East ino
ONE MONSTER CONCERN
Win The most dasn
gux.ea northern and southern performers,
IN FRIENDLY STRIFE
Daily he ring, presence audience
TWO SETS or rEkFoKMEKs,
Tso Of Clewns
FIVE CLOWNS IN THE RING,
Two GoksEs,
CoarLETf DRAMATIC CORPS,
PanaOnaias euers -sftsreex,
PUTNAM EVERY NIehrt NED KENDALL, THE bUeLEh.
KszaSAl Bras hand CAoate. string Bond
Humpaai procession through principal Streets
O'Clock al every place oi sxhbi,on, bands
The grand Floral Car Of slsrueues,
DRAWN BY FORTY HORSES,
Driven By and everything in and about he esssb
shneb upon the elaborate aDe
Aymar peerless J. Rogers distinguished
efn equestrian Master Cisenc- rhe young hero
tred hoss~womsn Motley Maenty.
renowned sosseu; Monsieur La Thorn, Hercules
Professor hnlc~ln te English W. versatile
Hpisled asarss ". J. Paul, Jehu Brown,
Ryan, CenDor ke, Ae wil be exhibited p TX,
o. afternoon aud nirh,
Al Asexandris, MnAdsy,
Al Gsorgep'wn, Tuesasy, October II
~ anhngtuo Market House square edBeSdsy Thass-
day, Friday. and Ssturdsy, Dciobrr ie, 10 30
Aam.ss,on Boxes ~ oeni f, q cents Children and
saais half ir,ee 10 boz only
Oct e--diA
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SALES TO-DAY.
ny GREEN d SCOTT. Aacssoneers.

BY GREEN a s1DTT, Aacatonecrs.
- ALB OF FINE HORSES AT AUCTIoN.-On Saturday, the
~ 2tstaastan shall sell, ~
ion young
sH Yeas old, Inch work well and sold
for ao aliI the having ID fur
And daes aer The will sell Of
well
Old and tne sore hiy years DID thorough bred
And al O'Clock and general
assortment and other
soc brandy, whiskey, ~ 00o chewing
and one large boa smoking tobacco. Terms cssh.
l.
Oct A-eoGts
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More Bank Failures, dc.

CIScIxSATI, Oct l9.-Messrs outcall q Co., private
bankers failed to-day There had been them.
The to-day confined the banking houses Of Mesrs.
Ellis sturges the Citizens Bank and the Central Bank,
all private banking establishment They paid every demand
and towards the the began ubside No
further failures are apprehended.
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TREASURY prrAeTnEsT-

August N, 1885.
Notice hereby given holders the following described
slocks Of the Uusd sues, department prepared r.
the hereof and the 2oh day OF NO
vepr next amounting n the aggregate
"a AZ sac eo and tie terms hereinafter
Toned, TO wit
In csss any contingent within the amount ss'ed
,ep,e will giv.n which said
,nsy be offered The cerhea~s, daily assigned United
be transmitted The receipt uheyee,
pice will paid compounded of the following
value, specified 10 each certificate.
af loan authorised by he act Of
July sss redeenahe November H. 1856, of ,hs
Of ioaa redeeuste 5r De
stock o the t"ans authorized
1917 and sas and redeemsee the ne, ON The s'
December nh june is o 10 cent
authorized act OF 1e5s and
aeeus. on the 1854 commonly called the Texan
indemnity, per cent
Iu,ees, on The par certificate from the is Of July,
1854 receipt and settlement at the Treasury with TIE
or money reach the owner Of ONE sny interest
In addtion
Payment will he made aa of the Treasure, o'
the Uniied states Boston New
O, PhindeIphs, parties may direct
But no benefit of tins motto.
actually reeeir tbs Treasury OF before s
sa,a2o day OF November next.
IAMEs GUTHRIE,
An, s7 sf,oSovif Secretary uf Treasury.
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NAMl FL ADlht5
President.
BENZ. G. HOW ARD,
z. COLLINS LEE,
JNO. =. KENNEDY,
DAVID HOFFMAN,
SAMU FL, LUCAS,
WM. IcaWF0RD, Jr.,
Vice Presidents,
HENRY s. SANDERSON,
PHILIP LAURENSOE,
CHARLES SDRsS,
WM, p, PRESTON,
Secretaries.
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Knop-uothingism an IHassacause,ts.

BosToS Oct 1sThe know nothing State convention
sembed here yesterday there being 1000 delegates present
Their secret but it is said to have been very
stormy Ii umored that they have nominated for governor
Henry j. Gardiner merchant of Boston, and for lieutenant
gov erncr, Simeon Brown. of Concord.
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JOIN r. ELLls, Esq.
Sale Of Gold and silver sweeps at the Mint oI
the United states. Philadelphia.

EALED PROPOSALS. the Mint Of the United
y O'Clock lah Of January ne1t-aheh they
by Of of such
presenior OF hundred
sontsining Gld and SILVER
barrels eSeh and one OF
highest bidders should however, the bids
upex of
po-d Director the power OF yesci
ing whole of sgd bids.
Of offered per bundree
aro6upo payable cn.h The Mint on dessry The
rueeps saup.r application The
pp order Of JAs. ROSS sKOWDCN,
director OF the aint.
DANIEL STURGEON,
ClctoBer AZ, le5s. treasurer
Oct ig--dlm
x,BlRIs MADE To OaDEts~-Gsnnemen wishing Eoos
i flung made Of best materials and IN The hest style,
be Eued by leaving their or6ers al
Oct ls-Sif raiesroom, Browns Hotel
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Proposals for Oil for Light Houses.
TsKAsUnr DEPARTMENT,

Ohes Lighthouse Board, October III, la54
SEALED PkoPOsALs this once ustii
- O'Clock Saturday. 2st furRshing sxt
thousand gallons o) best quality a ssrained sperm a 70 "
delivered ush well made casks, suitable TO- anppne an0
alongside the United States supply vessels New
Bedford Massachusetts within sen days after sbe OF
The oil contracted for under the foregoing advertisement must be
sue.sd usual specific femrcrnfnrt n which
VIII nd by burning and BY such other ssuA messs :.
by 70 whom tna duy
ana, assigned sn6 OIL will be
cepe1 which will remain iupA at
Of Fahrenheit independently of ether tests
Tbs oatd, The authority Of the department
although be lowest from
other considerations than the price proposed.
standing Immediately Hf the O the bid
BY order ofthe Light house Board;
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Oct l2-eo5zi Secretary.
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Robbery.

WnMINeToH, (De.,) Oct. 2e--Lsst night the office OF
Adams Co.'S Express, in this city, robbed Of
81 o0o
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valuable Information.

ON PoIrr CoHyoRT, VIRGINIA,
October 9Th, 1854.
DEAR The sent
M nnd take this 0pPorfuhi-
received fioan nor over
satisfaction Having had
with ORDER for
trusting and Judgment To make the seiec and
much pleased with far exceeds
like better,
fully opinion is The finest this vicn
thanks the matieT.
Vtry sincerely, your friend, -
MARK l.. CHEVERs.
JOIN y, ELLIS, Esq.
Chsvsr and been for than twenty years
Point Virginia, and parchased
piano nsonths SINCE
his kind endeAvoE
spos o, We have store
iuH tu Wanuactory which We one
John r. ELLIS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th ssreets
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CHINA.

CHINA July 80, 1854.
Almost Total cessation of business exists here Tbou-
sands OF families have already left the city, and daily Others
leaving in crowds The sreeta continue barricsded
and guarded and the shops almost entirely closed except
those in old snd Bew Cbina streets Engagements take
place nearly every day north Of the city within couple of
miles Of the walls and the appebensions great the
part Of the Chinese that the city itself eventually be
captured The Mandarin vessels stationed different
points Of the river west Of the city keep of the rebels
completely succeed in cutting of az communication with
those places through Uhica taa and silks brought
market and tbs consequence that arrive The La
drone the river between this and baDpoa 10 the
ward contnne numerous and utterly regardless OF
The government which they to hold in great con
tempt that chop-boas with cargoes or the foreign
sells s owed down Whampoa by the river steam
ii impossible TO describe the atrocities and barbsges
committed on either side when prisoners are made Severa
officers Of high rank have bsea kled in the different bat
ties that have aken place and many soldiers all Of whom
dcult replace while the like casualties ths
part Of the insurgents are constantly made good III
operatives OF every branch of industry Of employ
and this in any other country bu aR would occupy The
serious consideration ot tine authorities Their numbers
too ras and Is not improbable they viii join the
scoaene6 to share in the spols Of the city Thus far
this of things has had effect the price of teas
there very few in Canton and they in warehouses
on he banks o tbe river, whence lney eoulu pe easily
moved IN case Of FIRE while those stopped various points
on the road to Canton could not he brought market
for delivery even if sold Prices therefore continue high
The export England compared with his me last year
100000 pounds short and instead Of there being from
so chop2 ia market there would be in peaeehblt
TINES toere only eleven Of oongos The kathay for
New York is loading but il Is impossible to say when
another ship will load here 70 sail for tine destination
Imports usalatf silk piece goods Of stock;
.,f frou1 tn
lover than been known for time but Chinese
viii undertake contraet 20 make anv.
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Connterteiterr lirrast,d.

LOUISVILLE, (Ky) OCT s0We have ndvices here of the
of canserteters La Grange, Indiana, with
Of New Haven City Bank their possession
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M Grand requested TO sy
Mehods Metropolitan Church on MONDAY
instant OF the Grand Lodge
Columbia hereby notified 10 attend ut i M
O'Clock,
proceed Of The SAID church.
10 aldr n. The work o be performed
Members Huiodirae lodges and VISITING hefen an Eooo
standing invited ~ be present
CHAS. {. FRAILB,
Crt a8-A GRIND Secretary.
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MoRE oopY1A Buffalo editor, hard pressed for copy
during the late drought well Of and ideas Of
rain thus gave expression his feelings The poorest
blind horse in the most uncomprossng BARK m has hs
moment Of relaxation 70 MIN the sound of the tannery
bell annuun noag noon s tOcsn Of 10y and be looks for
wsra with grateful anticipation 10 the prandi oats and
mill feed The wearisome round is stopped the unlub-
Gated pudgeons qgarer last squeak and their
complaining; the trace chains rattle over the animals
hack and he even attempts youthful he
off a happy horse With him there autciphtcry
woes he works in circle bat certain number q turns
are sure to bring respite But with e editor it is other
wise his lie is . p @Gutelini feengly remarks one
selnpd grind -his machine stops Hot weather,
headaches sickness home no relief TO his perpetual
routine for TIE paper must come out and copy must be
furnished
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Conversational .Eomsnasioa.

BosroN Oct 19The democrats Of the eighth district in
this State have nominated Daniel Needham of Groton for
The daily union., 1854-10-21

kEETaOPoLIrAA VI. NJ Shurch--Ths corner sone o.
Hetnod Episcopal Church viii be laid win
appropriate Monday d
or
ndares delivered by Bishop
Rr! and other dis nguished ministers Of ibs
church, participate in The services
THOs. II. HAyENhER,
Oct 2l-dN Secretary Board Of
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FROM lhe ONO sta,esman.
froHi NE nho staiesnnan
DIFFERENT READINGS OF THE LATE POPULAR
VERDICT

Ohio
DIFFERENT READINGS OF THE LATE POPULAR
VERDICT,
1t curious observe the various constructions given
b. the opposition press the causes which produced the
lato popular verdict It is genaly agreed among them
THAI IL Is not wing yictpry None claim Il such.
Neither the free-soiers or aboonists claim the ri-
ura,h as belonging them The democratic party
forward as they have done with their principles
boldly emblazoned upon their banners which hoated in
the sunlight and they have been defeated The opposition
can zee and understand and exut over this circumstance
and this only To them il has brought no suhztantal
fruits and had they achieved undivided power they would
be a. loss hoW t1 4sa n they entered the canvass
without any chart Of positive principles
The Lebanon Star and Journals of that ilk insls that
te people Of Ohio in the pronounced against
Athe Pope Of Rome and the Nebraska bid. The Star
does not inform whether his Holiness candidate
for The board OF public works for Judge Of the supreme
court To whichever position be was aspiran must
be admitted that be has been tboropghy aesushea,
we DO not discover that be received single in tbs
sta We Conclude therefore that the Star and Its know
nothing allies have been hEhung shadow so fer the
Pope il concerned.
THE State Journal oonstrues the late result rebpke
to policy Of the general government with reference to
single question and also verdic against The policy OF
the State administration TIE journal does not claim
that zoe enlightened and truly American foreign policy Of
Gen Pierce OF the rigid spd faithful guardianship Of the
treasury which RvorAby with the loose and
re ss management Of the finances under the admins
traon Of his predecessor has been condemned ~ the
pople The opposition made with the national ad-
ninisraton with respect 70 any other question than The
sin ge one of negro slavery thus virtually sdag That
all its other measures ehoge ggproach assault
Tire Bangor Mercury confirms the despatch announcing
thai toe Rev MT Bapst German Catholic priest bad beep
tnrred and feathered and rode rail, az Ellsworth
Maine be is stationed a. Bangor, but on visit Al
The tirne 20 Ellsworth where be formerly pastor and
where be had been engaged controversy about the pub
r schools The Merrurg says Inc outrage WAS committed
br few Of the most notorious rowdes OF the city and
that al the respectable citizens Indignantly denounce the
authors Of H.
Hugh A Garland esq the author Of the Life Of John
Randolph died at 81 Louis the l5th la&pt He ws'
formerly leading nsber o. the legislature Of Virginia
Of which State he was q native AT one time be was
professor in the University Of Virginia IN 1888 he wa
elected to the erkshp Of The United States House Of Rep
rrsentayes in ls45 removed TO St Louis and soor
attained high position at the bar in that city BE wa
about 80 wears OF age
The yellow fever has broken Al Beanfort South Gar
oina and FIVE deaths reported Il has Also aPPeare'
OF Shreveport Louisiana
The daily union., 1854-10-21

f-HECpRk, aud other Regions az the Conqn~rovs
Conquered: by Mrs H. E&stn,sn- fHnstHEsd
IN. Principal Diseases Of the Valley of soth America
sve.
DAD Redsspne sf fsnps1rsnis
b Jossph smith, %. D. vol
Eontsr's Microsooicni Anatomy human Body VOL
with
Poems Of PRrnci nnd Ticteil I vol lsroo.
kslo ir switzersndi } vol, lsmo.
Ocf2i FhhNCk TAILOR
The daily union., 1854-10-21


BoEToN, Oct Pa despatch received here announces
the the Catholic priest who disgracefnly
tarred and eathered and ridden rail, Ellsworth,
Maine days ago. by awless band Of desperadoe BE
50 seriously injured that he sank under the wound.
inflicted Efforts being made TO bring the guilty to
Justice which should be done all hazards. II has not
vet ranspred what offence the peEt is supposed to have
been guilty Of; but offence justify such outrages
against law and order.
The daily union., 1854-10-21

The yellow fever has broken out Beaufort south Car
olina and FIVE deaths reported Il has also appeared
OF Shreveport Louisiana