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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

A.s !. . ~. a, mi. @Ss VIE .,.s. s,s
ss The so. trad. 70 a.. :sSS =,
en,y ssysrs and h. ,.isn ae fss that Tor zone
sss s .s 81 The
5 NH: =; s:. 3 a;s:
s ~ :..s haze p4s. :
s:s: @ .s!s "a s:
south The .r.a, are %ods.,s q hs the bette,
. .ss.s s s sss.;isa = ,s ss.
ss!s r S'''i &. ss sssss f: ."s
ss .sn ss ~ S 's prime Prom ,A'
.n s q The sr.S A. nom
prices an advance q 10 !, s higher
PETERSBURG MARKET, August 90.
Iss. Tr s today and price. rattle,
Good Common to Fair Leaf sN M aSSa to
oo,ion..Th. mart., |. aeli. s.e,,od.yMss.
cornrhs demand continues active per bush. OF %
s. e nS' s.. ~. ss,
damp sample, rood dry ic and %s 1o sSs
pay ss to 10 80. SoSnss
yOsrws note OF Family .. W, and e.,r. sopsrcD.
S s;: and as 70. m..s..
81 esSe side, ~ to 'xe Hog round.
NORFOLK MARKET, Aug. 90.
Bsson Ham, prime liasSe; Hog RoundEhsse Cotton DER
ss s M Ssn @e . Prince oS.:,
S f Gsy aSs ts sG .sss: ,s
Whisky, sec. ~-|S'
baltimore MARKETS, Aug o.
.ss ss ' .s1s s::
cts per Dbl rom yesrs prices, The long drought
and the consequently low state Of the ali sections q
tne conny Lave undoubtedly occaoned great scarcity Of
Flour from the net that the ers make H. and
the advance 10 prices IL ecasoned almost fset
nG.s ,ss, this morning IN early Change eS City
tss all for Immediate delivery On Change there were
sues OF oeoh Howard Street. deliver AT
and 900 bbls CITY Mills deliverable =.
The sales TO- day mostly markets. The m.Sst
closed very arm.
ST. LOUIS MARKET, August 49,
Toeaeeoonly hhds offered aud sold hid trssh
&c; 6o+,o, shipping and hhd corr
mon manufacturing at per 100 lbs.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Aug o.
Flour-Thc market is firm with light supplies aud small
stocks. No sales Of any Importance.
Gran.Thc receipts Of Wheat good. Markets &C.
tive We quote good to prime red at l,6sal 7l-wht,
l,Ioal,75. The latter tor prime The market bare Of
Corn with an active demand. Last sales Of white at SO
cents No yellow in market In other articles no change
in price.
Cattle Msrket-We quote Beef Cattle at s,5o,4.-
Limbs e,9SaS,e5. Sheep s,ooa4,6o. 1.-Two Hogs SIS
as6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25
TIM Potato CROP.

10 he Editor Of the London Times:
Strife may not be generally known that when the M
tao crop arrives at advanced stage growth and n.
weather suddenly changesas has done these four or
i've days round only way OF saving the cron
OF potatoes is by cutting OF tho whole of the bnulm ~
Tns stops any further growth Of the tubes but If dom,
10 me saves them FROM disease Tho potato plant be;ns
gross feeder, especially IL still managed upon ,hs
old system tho plant gets gorged with sap no evapota-
denly the sap fermens aud mdew the result of disease
10 the organs commences The diseased sap decends 10
tue tuoers-ther oil lost Ihaye proved over aud over
sgan that tho latest potatoes wintered upon INV pan
npen month earlier, aud in larger crop, than those
planted upon the old PLAN which now too many s,
ADOPT to the great injury Of themselves and their fellow
men. am, Sir,
Your most obt and humble serv'..
JAMES CUTHILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

Mons stos'.-A correspondent at Broad Ford writes
us, "lI digging turnpike on the north side Of a ridge
upon the farm OF Mr. H. ID. Poston In Rich Valley, Smyh
county, Va, near Broad Ford have been Ia ormed
they have discovered signs Of three different min
erals In the first place. veins OF coal SEEM and there
are signs for II all along the bank Of the river for mile
An excellent and valuable chaybsste spring breaks out
in he'd Of this coal On ride quarter Of m lie from
the spring, is rock containing large shining particles
that like gold There are rich signs Of which Il would
be almost incredible TO relate Are these numerous
signs Of stone coal worthy Of at least an experiment. by
those who interested in is discovery We consider
the signs Of gold excellent and those who incredulous
examine for themselves There are too additional
signs Of plaster, mile and half from the other banks
Specimens Of each be at the residence Of Mr.
Poson.
We understand, also, that copper has been discovered
In New Garden, Russell couoy the land Of Dr. John
t. Smith Abngdon Virginian, Aug. 10.
Thank the Lord the drought for tho present Ia ended
aud go TO press refreshing shower Ia falling Gu
Saturday evening last, considerable hail fell or miles
east OF us.-Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

A Know NoTHiSG PArSR.-We have received the pros.
pectus Of "The American Organ" daily and weekly
paper be published in Washington City, by associa-
ton OF Native Americans We the following ex-
tract from its prospectus:
"a new is at hand an era which will be charac-
terized in the future history of these States the
patriotism Throughout the length aud breadth of this
great and glorious Union, the OF the American
people have spontaneously aud simultaneously started the
inquiry, Are not Americans capable Of governing their
country This inquiry is universal it is natural
and pertinent The response is being given in the thou
sands Of associations sprugng up in all portions of the
United States, and resting the single basis that the
native born citizens OF this Uniou have the capacity and
the will TO administer their government-to protect
the rights which they have inherited and pepetuate
the Freedom and independence Of their native land
"Sha trace the Of this spontaneous aud uni
versa uprising OF the of countrymen? The
evils incident the indiscrminste immigration of for
egners Hio Countrywide consequences of permitting
such immigrants enjoy the right of susge-and the
degrading effect of eleSatng foreigners posts of honor
and trust under government; all these have been
seen and known to people for years past and yet
I'll now, with few exceptions the American people have
seemed 10 be blind to tue progress of oregnism in
land We need not the occasion of presenting this
circular prospectus the country assign the causes
this sudden and general manifestation of the purpose OF
the American people take the regns of government
into their hands IL is sufficient for the object
have now in veW state the uadeniable and obvious
fact, that such purpose exists"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

DEAIHs IN STAUEroS.To oouniernct far az possible
the Exaggerated reports whchhs doubtless gone abroad
In reference tho existence Of cholera at this place We
have procured from Mr. Patterson Secretary Of Thofnrose
Cemetery list Of all the intermsnts Of persons dying
here since the 10Th inst with the diseases Of which they
said to have died. Some Of genuine cholera
have undoubtedly occurred msority OF the victims,
Irish abnrers from the Tunnel who INDUCED freely
In the Of liquor neglected seek medical aid I'm
III the disease was 10 ts last tisge.
The following ls the st ALLUDED to:
Joe, ssavo, SO years Of age--cauSe Of DEATH cramp
cholic.
John McGnty, sged 10 yesn-dyFentery.
Thomas Mahoney, aged 30 ycsrs--crAmp cbolc.
EJWard Walsh, aged 80 Jesrs-choefR
John Driscol, aged Z Weeks--bowei complaint,
Mrs Nancy Tfayer, aged so years--cholsta morbus.
William Martin, sged 90 yesrs-cramp eholic.
ian Irshmsn. name and age unknown)-choltra.
---hcGinty, daughter Of hIchsel Me0Inty, aRed IA
mouths summer complaint.
William Trayor, sgsd 20 years. ehOlsra.-S,owfO n
Spectator.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

A LoSG RuS.-A black fellow named SAM slave of Mrs
Catharne Abbott, was taken up by Officer Seal wednes
day last with pass signed j. B. Abbott dated eoth
February, ls4s permitting him go at large and hire
himself The elbow, il appears has succeeded thus far
IN evadng apprehension, though hiring himself upon the
He was brought before the Mayor on Yesterday and
the fellow did not deny having worked upon this deunc
authority.
He was committed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

THROWING RoCKI-Offcer Seal made descent nnop =.
party OF white and black boys who arrayed at ehe
side OF ravine near the Of 9Th Clay
GU "Wednesday evening, about o'clock.
AS he approached the white boys retrsatnr be.
lore the overwhelming OF the young coored folks
lie observed white boy knoc ked down shortly before
the retreat. All lied except one, a black boy named
James belonging to Mr. Charles stebbins whom be su
ceeded 10 capturing.
That chap was brought before the Mayor on
aud ordered teu." ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

fouSa TaiRF.-S,muel. Young black rogue, slave
OF Mary Anne slave of Mr. John Turpin on yes,ard.S
morning, aud took Of her coop fat chicken which
the thief put into his bosom. II was very early and
though Mary Anne vas In bed she heard the noise and in
all haste rose to the window where she sam in
the act OF concealng the chicken In his bosom.
She OF course into the yard and caught the rascal
tie was brought before the Mayor on yesterday and
ordered to be whipped. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

TnE Observation-Disclosures celebrated meaagerie will sxbib;,
here Monday The
huge Hndso will certainly be novel Interesting
Though Barbum Is humbug by the grace anu public opn
ion he IS nevertheless ent public
many OF which have undeniAbe merits
display his exhibition has merits apart from Inc
chances OF deception likely 10 be peculiarly point OF
View We trust msgivngs this head 10 be
goundes The interest the exhibition will be materially
harced by the security against
able charge and no deee ton will give The affair
calculated 70 create panic many here would
take Interest In visiting the exhibition adherence
the advertised rate Of charge WIN be the only tdua
remove IL.
We have little doubt but that novel Will be excl
ted by the Of grand exhibition will
ceve immense there open space
23i aud Marshall Streets chosen place exit
billion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25
RAwsra pil,. ZION, AMI o,.In ,t,cul.,

Per aSdHSr "hrrIfnr Agz IA 1SsI"
decided reaction taken pseo In the miet sncs ny e
euars Sh Inst TIE mifers ia this ststs and the
b, little four fo , matt 10
e sIuene high rates dem ndeJ the farmers for
shsA nd the ofthe thereby greatly rsa
dsd oar receipts ~ cpaer since the opening 81 the
season. have been for july than half for the
P0hdng Peol " last year, and present Appliances Indicate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

Ar TnE PIRE.-The case Of Michael Drummey white
man. who was charged with stealing bundle OF manu-.
featured tobacco from the factory of Mr. Atkinson during
the fire Oh Monday night before the Mayor on YES
terday.
The guilt OF the party fully established BY Captain
Wilkinson, who apprehended him when on his way from
the fire with the tobacco in his possession
The fellow said he found IL at the door OF the factory
while the tire was raging, and merely took it, seeing thu
il would be consumed II left there.
The Mayor after sdmonishing him against laying his
hands upon the property Others natter though il
Was in danger OF being burned, discharged him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25


the limited used bring public notoety have
met with unparalleled in the history remedies
The nroluciion OF them public attention.
fact whh truly srayusthe fact that they
supply remedy which will relieve SUFFERING intense ago
mixing sHeriug than single remedy among Toe
suffering which they and which they
elias, condition. Its wide globe
mother found there the truly
ing and peculiar suffering incident GATHRED
wide celebrity ,hroushOu, vsini.
Southern States have many high
failure 10 ,ass to gave entire sa.aeSa near OF 'ne
.em,'apse OF sCG accompanied BY l2 cent, worth
pair Of these Cloths any part OF United States
ADlE q GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Pail direction, 70, spp MfS ; ,S.. Rs@Gnd Virginia.
then 1t would be esteemed great favor Il persons using these
E-Y- NOTICE EXTRAoRDINkRY-Any informaIiCn OF MARY
and he, i will be gladly gsesvsd by their bro
Apply a; this ONCE. aul6-u
A TrENrloN FIREMEN!-A regular Qllrtiri meeting Of
at he once EVENING ne1s Scel
to hear sSeue,of Fremen for nnts which have been assessed
BysrIsI ofthe Board of Directors, JSo. II. BosHER,
SsNJERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a, are all nun an
calculation, with regard to life or business. herei,
than to ieeure policy Insurance for those dependent
A. assn. for the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY am every paying Thousands of dollars families
those to whom it Ia, been paid
The capital Ofthi' Company is nearly % 10000
oi:e at the Bookstore, corner Main lith streets
gI.5-d5
HNEMiLE sCHOO-AtA lrSs the county Of ANGINA t. .
H mite, from ohqa Depot the Richmond and Danylr
road The losAon healthy aud the society
Of the best kind This school
to be continued for the instruction OF his Children
to close on the last Of july 1885.
Bard and English tuition. ALSO On
Mae p!,no, vth Of instrument singing - %
Latin and French each.
Payable semi. annually In advance.
Number ofboarders limited TO No pupil
ef time IMAM hVe months, deduction made
except Of proracted sickness Early applications are
requested. Address Rev. p. \. BElKELEY
auE'-claSit- Wnterham o., Amelia Co, Va.
A EINAU'S AMERICAN tTIIIZEIf.--ii1aT
~ ShAt MI BARKEsDALE Of Virginia. Leinaus
reAn feter; Upon my Tobacco plants Fertilizer
passes any thing used. try on my Wheat crop
this year. 1851. lie purchased ssH tons.
'ays We have received intelligence Farmers Who
have used Leinau Fertilizer both In Chester and
caster Counties AID TO whom Lenaus
fefuhfer, that 1t IL equal TO the best Guano.
Hear What DAVID YIELD, county, says: used
Linau American Fertilizer upon my Pied aud they
coed any wheat heid' In my nsighborhoOd
have used LeinAu' American Fertilizer upon my wheat
and the "heats far superior other helds
| duano, superphoiphAIs and lanyard Manure.
| ~, TARMERs. USE LEINAU,s AMERICAN FERTILIZER.
/ LASTING, and WILL NOT BURN the SEED.
| fW- ONLY ft3 TON OF 1850 LTs. III
Also FERTILIZER for FRUIT TREES aud GRAPE VIyRs.
| SURE REMEDY FOR THE PEACH WORN AND THE
| CfRCUIIo.
| VI the Proprietor, GEORGE A. LEINAU,
| No. 10 SOUTH FRONT street
-, Philadelphia City, State Of n,yivAna.
Dslyered rec OF Por1erage a. any Thsnin the City.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

Will KANSAS BE Free The New York Tribune is
In great rbalaton this question II cherishes au ardcn
almost confident hope that slavery will for the present be
held check in Kansas aud will be abolished Yt
it reason thus
Now !. is absud-it is swindling-to speculate on the
probabilities oil Slavery, doing going into Kansas
ut already there, and has been for years The esti.
mony on this point ia muliform allotted undoub
ed Around the several missions of Methodist Church
South, aud on tue farms Of individual suuatters
slaves nave been held and worked these ten years. True
Ibis was in defiance OF law since there were no or
ganized tribunals, recognized legal Jurisdiction no
means whereby the ignorant and timid could contest the
usurpalons Of the shrewd and poweul-Savery existed
there it did in Texas prior 10 her revolt from Me1co
a. II did in its infancy wherever has gained foobold
by virtue OF the shareholders superior knoxedge and
pcHer-heir reading aud their r1ssaideI by the inherit
ed ignorance and terror servy and stupor OF their
tves. Nr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

KANSAS LASDs.-Tho Attorney General Of the United
States has given elaborate opinion on the pon, sub
United by certain persons who claim certain pre-empon
rights to lands in nsls, in spite OF treaty s,pulatons
with the lada1s Mr. Cushing co,es his opinion thus
In fne, my opinion s that the act Of Congress give.
peempon only 10 such OF those lands ceded az are no;
required first to be offered public sale that the land,
ceded by the Deawares IoSsys and Weas under condi
uoh OF beng hrst offered public SALE are no more
tue military reservation at Fort Leavenwofth that those
ahuS cannot be taken by settlers under claim of pre-.
empion aud that all claims Of presumption there will be
reeE vod IA Law" aud vii! confer no right, here
alter on which to demand the issue of paten, from the
Commissioned OF Public Lands
Moreover, is will be the duty of the President to
I,ll'a, oy iorce II need be, the pghted faith of the
united States in this behalf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

RUSSIAN GxSkRAis KILLED ann wouspEp.-wibo,,
having fought any great general scon tho Russian
my has bad the following officers Of high rank put nor, a,
combat from the time when opened tho trenches before
Sils'ria to Its discontinue Gurgevo Field Msrb,I
T,nee raske.itch, wounded At sistra, and invaded;
Lieut. General Schiller, MORALLY wounded At Siistrs
ldeae) Lieut. General Selwsn killed at sllstria Lieut.
General Drescheru. died Of disease at Roman; Lieut.
Geuersi Chrued severely wounded at Gurgevo (desd)
Lieut. General Anrcp Empt shot himself A. BucS,,ssc
Lieut'Genera Bebutoh. wounded at Giurgevo; Major.
General Bopof souuded At sistri. Major General S,o
pakon, Killed at silstri.; hsorGeneral Meyer killed at
Sisra; MsjoG General Buterin wounded near frs,rscM
The name Of LieutGoneal Ludes Is not included In tho
above, although reports Of his having been severely
wounded and since dead having been repeatedly croua.
ted, again renewed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

Ihe st. Louis RfpuJican Of the 10th inst, says Their
has not been night within the last week when the
ger has not drank the blood Of its victim The police Of
nee Tor several nights past has been the recepacs Of
bleeding men Who have hsd the knife put To them The
gems OF inquty in the ciy-bad enough under ordinary
ecumances-havs recently been stirred up by the worst
passions and the streets every night arc infested with
bands OF reckless men in pursuit OF difficulties armed to
The teeth and eager for an aTtay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

NulsAscx.-wm Stewart free colorcd fellow. va,
brought before the Mayor yesterday upon charge Of
creating nuisance hearth DOCK on 18Th inst
The principal witness being absent the case wa, con-
tnued till TO day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

VIOLATING MARKET oRpIsAScE-James Clayton was
peaches on 9th street. ~
Mr.. Valontine, Clerk of the Upper Market who wa,
witness in the matter being absent was continue
till to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

"ANTED-To purchase store House ana Lot ~ sofue
w % the upper counties, in god and healthy neighbor.
ho and Where AZ ea5OJ dollars worth Of Goods sold
yeNy stuaton near the Railroad would be prsferred
mniea hlidlsseE county, Va-'tatlng oeslty, price,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25
TnAT pRUGaEn LiQuoR.-Ths Boston Chronicle dis
closes the secret of the druggsd liquor ALTAR al Concord
New Hampshire as follows:


closes the secret OF the druggsd liquor alr Concord
New Hampshire, a follows:
at turns out that the dragged liquor of which SO
mach was said during the lat. session OF the New Hamp
shire Legislature having been administered to certain
Democratic members during the Senatorial contest wa,
not dru2ged in the ordinary WAY. Ia other words it was
sweetened with Peruvian Chinchl Island sugar COM
monty called guano correspondent; OF the Manchester
Democrat asserts ;s be fact IL seems that in
back room of the hotel whore liquor was Kept Nj Uri
Lamprey an agent OF the New York Glano Company
was at the hotel had with him several choice sam
pies OF pulvcrled guauo, which he kept bowls and on
favorable occasions exhibited them his friends among
members One evening, being hastily called out, he in.
cautiously set away his Pnlvcrised samples on the same
shell with the sugar bowls Shortly AFTER some of the
Democratic members, wishing strengthen the inner
man, went into the close which not vet lighted up
and having used the decanters took also very freely
the sweetening from the guano bowls Several important
results folowei-the chief of which was the immediate
falling oil in the vote for Mr. Wells for United States
SenatoI-the drugged members being unavoiiaby de-
tanned from their seats"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

BsrApsrufTs continue to advance 10 tho New York
market The papers Of that city have Tor several Jay.
past been reporting an advance, daily CT from twelve and
hall to twenty-five cents per bbL -four. and also
ahandsomc advance on corn. Tho Herald. OF wednes-
day. states that common brands Of State -four again adj
vaneed la l-scts to ls 4 cts per Dbl
Wheat Is on the advance In this market YESTERDAY !,
was selling for ,s6. -... .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

&C q HHWAHU.-I WI pay The above reward fof N, de-
I'D ~ - hyTJ attny farm la Charles Of ny
hJBshI' o. go v delivered 70 me In Richmond.
Robert " % brown complexion about inches In
height suen or rather sly his mannsrs good features
and eyes Of peculiar light color lie n m the e
ate ~ Df Augsne Omp, IN New Kent spends HE
TINE IN nat nsighbohood "a sometimes about the mill Of Mr..
Jazz. w Taylor In henros and 10 the city ~ Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

The siaun'oo Spectator learns that two men named
hu~Phreys have been arrested for placing obst,ue,Ions
on the track Of the Central Railroad near Mechum river
o's OF them who has been insane for many ye.r has
confessed that he placed the Distractions on the track n
tho in'sss'loo Of his brother who lately had COW killed
on the road.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

RANGE OF THE Their MOMErER
At MORRIS Bookstore, 81 Main street, Aug q.
' IS es s o'clock. .c,p.
MRA"DoLPfS Batssors. ial Main stree. Aug. 20.
Io'eloek, u O'clock O'Clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

Recruiting for tho United States army s said TO be
going on br'k in all quarters Of tho country owing 10
the recent increase OF pay. At one Of the haK dozen
rendezvous 10 New York city 10 the course Of ten days
very recently 20 presented themselves, but % Of whom
were accepted At four other rendezvous 10 New York
IN the saus dine, % men accepted and 10 were not
found e, to be enlisted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

AfAbD-The no isrsigned will
rlnis before III, return 70 his residence Austin TeTas
Many claims the Government Teras portions
her public do@sn are oyosd y CITIZEN. yrhs aud the sd
Those Wishing engage sefvios ran addres At Fabe
MIL, Nslson county, Va uau TIE septeber add after
Aulb est JOa. a. nFaafNsON,
- CJdes Crushed AID Wondered soses 400 bis
- orEaieby t&u!9I DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-25

MISSOURI EtEcTfoS-Ths fact ls now established that
s the nemeers Of Congress from Missouri who voted 10
favor OF the Nebraska Bill at the recent session Of Con.
sress, and who we're candidates Tor reelection viz John
D. Phelps Dem aud oivO', Lindley aud Miller, Wings
have been successful while Thomas H. Benton the only
member who voted agsnst IL has hso, ,o,.u, 1.,.,j