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Administrators Notice,

A IL persons indebted to the estate of John
IN Dclan, deed. are requested to make imme
date payment, aud those having claims against
said estate will present them, properly authent-
c,,cd e,r settlement. WM. WiI'HROW,
Administrator.
Wayne,boro'. Augusta CO., July 10, 1851.
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$4,000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
r. READ g. CO..

GUBMIT to the people the following magnif
- cent Gift enterprise $4,000 Tickets, only
at 81 each, will be sold. Each purchaser of a
Ticket will be presented with a numbered certif-
cate emitting the holder to one in the following
$4,000 gifts: 400
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LOST.

ESORT M0NAIE. and my FREE PAPERS
IL between Staunon and Magnus Craword's.
will give liberal reward to the finder if they
will leave them at this Office, or at Jacob Rohr'
where am al work. BERRY FITCH.
SlauntVn, July 10, 1851,
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GRATEFUL for past patronage. received from
"a generous public since we have been eeDga-
ged in business, we pledge ourselves to merit It's
continuance by fair, honorable dealing, and by
keeping always as well assorted stock OF Cloth
ing as any house in the Valley.
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD & co.
Stauntnn. Nav 81 lS54.-V and M. copy.
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FURNITURE AT RICHMOND PRICES

TIME undersigned having removed to-the shop
l. formerly occupied by Mr.. Sandige, cabinet
maker, on Beverly Street, opposite the Lutheran.
Church. is prepared to furnish all kinds of work
in his line, made out Of the best material. and by
competent workmsn, such as Cane and [1yr;y
Wood Seat Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus, -H
Tables, sc. Za
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him, he sOlicits continuance Of the same.
HENRY w. WOOD.
Stanton, May "a 1854.
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Virginia Central Railroad
INSTRUMENTATION LIME.

A PASSENGER Train will start from Rich
N mond daily at els A. NJ, and reach Staun-
ton at | 40 P. NJ Returning will leave Stanton
at l.lOP, M. and arrive in Richmond at $50 P.
NJ This train will only stop for passengers at
the regular depots, and then only on being sig
nailed.
An accommodation train will leave Richmond
at $50 A. NJ, dine at Charlottesville, and reach
Staunton at 6 p NJ Returning will leave
Staunton at 6 A. Nj. and arrive in Richmond at
$50 P. M.-stoppiug at all the usual points.
On Sundays there will be but one train each
way-starting from Richmond at Gle A. Nj. and
from Stanton at = A. M.-stoppng at the usual
intermediate points The express car will Irn
with the accommodation train.
July 5. 1854. II. ID. WHrTCOMB, Sup.
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AUCTION.


TUNHE undersigned executors of James and Alex
a. ander f. Nelson, decd, will on Tuesday the
25ih day of July next, proceed to sell at auction,
all the Persona PROPERTY, joint and
individual, not previously disposed of, belonging
to the said deceased. consisting in a
sfyg9 part of Horses, Cattle, NTI-s
}T Sheep and Hogs. togetheraYn
---4-zA-with Household Furniture, ss2zassa E.s
Hay Corn, Bacon, &C., sc.
The sale will take place at the late residence
of James Nelson, decd, on Lewis Creek, about
miles east of Staunton, and will commence at ~
O'Clock A Nj.
TERMS.-Cash for all amounts of five dollars
and under for sums over that amount credit of
six months will be given. the purchaser in all ca-
ses executing his bond with satisfactory security
upon delivery of the property.
ALEX. l.. NELSON, J
WIN. J. NELSON, SEx'ors.
JAS. n. MONTGOMERY
June Fl, lS54.-tds.
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Gt,- A learned writer, Dendy, saws: dryden, to
ensure his brilliant visions of poesy, ate raw fesh and
Mrs. Radcliffe adopted the same plan. Green tea and
coffee five DO sleep, induce dreaming Baptst9 Porta
for procuring quiet rest and pleasing dreams swaoweo
horse tongue after supper Indigestion, and that condi
tion which is termed weak irritable stomach CON
stute most fruitful source of visions The immediate
or direct influence of repletou, in totally altering the
sensations and the disposition in waking moments
nroof of its power to derange the circulation of the brau
and the mental faculties in sleep. People who are
troubled with indigestion may surely get relief from
HooFLANDs German Bitters, sold exclusively IN ini'
country By Dr. G. NJ jackson, 120, Arch Street PM
oJ.Inb;, and his agents. July l2-2w.
NJ WILLIAM L. FERTre, Esq, of Hmtersyille' Po-
ca6ontas county authorized agent for the Spectator
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the firm of Goodman
IA & Co. will please call and settle up u the
first of June, after which time the business
be conducted in the name of
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ALEX. GARRETT & co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers and Commission Merchants

No 40 Main 81. Richmond, Virginia,
KEEP constantly on hand large and well Sc
IN lected stock of Groceries. Prompt attention
given to sales of all kinds Of country produce
Live stock, SIC.
Nov. IL, 1852.
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STONE WARE.

least, comprising Milk Pans. Churns, But
1 Ter Jubs with Lids. Pitchers, Jars. jugs. sc
&c lust to hand by WHITE s. PATTON.
Staunton, July II, 1854.
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Service Silver Plate, ST 900 each, 5000
so Gold Watches, 500 each, 5.O0O
80 so d" $500
Fine Fancy Ware Victoria, $500, 400
Rosewood Pianos, $500 each, 2.5O0
8 Beautiful Carriages, $3.50 each, 750
1900 copies Graham's Mag. for one year, 4,500
500 COMES Gvley's :" &" " :. 1850
2000 Gold Pencils, SO each, 6,0O0
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils, S. each, 5000
AZ, 1881 Pieces Fashionable Music, % cts, 1892
$4,000 S4o,522
The Stockholders shall meet at some suitable
place, on the Both day of August, (or sooner fall
the Tickets are sold) and appoint Committee of
five persons to receive the property IN such way
as moi to interfere with the laws Of the State
Address all orders TO
TREAD s, CO., Locust Dale.
June %, '54.--2m. Madison, Va.
Ey- Lynchburg Virginian and Rockingham
Register copy one month.
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Ns- LIVER DISEASE.-CASTER's SpANlsH MIX
rrRr as remedy for liver disease, and the number OF
formjdablc evils connected with dsorganzed state Oh
that organ, is unriyallcd. r
Hundreds ofcertifcates, from the highest sources OF
persons living in the city OF Richmond va msnl
yen of cures effected by Carriers Spanish MiNtare-
we have only room to refer TO the extraordinary cure
of Samuel Nj. Drinkcr, Esq, of the firm OF Drnker
Morris Booksellers, Richmond, Va, VINO was cured oy
two bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture, aaer three
wears suffering from diseased liver. He says ITS
action on the blood wonderful better than all the med
icnc he had ever taken and cheerfuly recommends 1t
10 all 40 -
- Sec advertisement. June Zo--im
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July 10. lS5l.-tlStSept.
AUGTSTA FARM FOR SALE.

an Tuesday the Isl day Of .4ug1,st neat, | will
W offer at public sale, the valuable farm ON which
live, lying miles west Of StauntOn, adjoining
the lands OF David Sterrett ard James Brown
The tract contains
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EGGS EaGS!!

Y F,us BINBY,
Opposite Simpsons Shoe Store
Siaunton, July 5. 1851.
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53 Acres,

and the quality of the land is good. There is a
stream of water passing through it, and good
spring near the door. Terms made known on the
day of sale. JOHN w. BROWN.
July II, lS5l-3t.*-Rock.R Reg. copy IDS
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NxyE will Introduce to the citizens of Stanton, Bakers
w celebrated PREMIUM BTrrEIsS, which all
the Druggists OF the city Of Richmond admit to be ono
of the most popular Medicines ever before the PUP
=, Po;ns Dyscntery and Bowel Complaints In week
and Sebatcd females, there is nothing 10 equal the
~ mode that il has in strengthening the whole sys
Tor, II any medicine deserved its title M luii' II
" R,ker's celebrated Premium bttcrs. Since the IN
reduction of this Medicine, which about ten years
400 the proprietor has received in and about the city
ofRichmond, over 1000 CERTIFlCATES,w where
il has made permanent cures III the above named als
cases. Should YOU once become acquainted withlts s-
perior virtue in various complaints you will never be
without ii in your families. To be had at the Drug
Store Oft p & ]. h. EsKRIDSE, Staunton, and BiBB
6 wis charlottesville July 10, 1854.
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THE WAY TO SELL LAND.

July 5, lS54.-tds
, 1854-07-08
Notice TO the Democrats OF
ThurStOn County.

The democracy Of Thurston county are
respectfully called upon to select their del
ega'es at day sufficiently early to be in
readiness TO attend q general Democratic
County Convention, to be beld in Olympia,
OF Saturday, M jh day Of August Hflt,
for the purpose Of nominating Democratic
candidates for members Of the House OF
Representatcs of tie next Legislative As
Scmbly Of the territory Of Washington, and
also to nominate democratic candidates for
the different county Offices for the support
of the party, at the election which takes
place On Monday, he an day of September
ucrt
The several precincts are requested to
act in this matter in time, in order that
a full delegation may lie in attendance from
all. By order If lie Commta
CHARLES T.. WEED,
Ch'H. Dem. Cent. Com
, 1854-07-08

MARINE.-Sa Sa,lJd-The lrjg Cyris," from South
Bay on saturday. the st inst, san Francisco, with
cargo oi piles, and square timber,
The bark ELLA Fra ia Capt. Mitchell, from Port
Gamble on tie Cd in7t with sawed lumber for Sau
Francisco
the bark "Juno," =" from Port Madison m June 2Sth
with q cargo of pile, for San, Francisco.
The brig "Cyclols." Capt. Mcdonald, from Hoods
Canal, June ga. with piles and square timber for
san Francisco.
ARcivrp-At Port Townsend, on the 23d June, an
Enrli,h Bark Tor piles.
The schooner "Saphrona" Capt. Jewett, arrived at
Olympia un the "a nsl. from pOTt Townsend with 2
passengers and SuartS express.
number of ycesels have recently arrived and de
parted to and from Seattle, Ak Penn's Cove, &c.
all of which places ART Incoming, and have been.
points Of considerable commercial importance.
, 1854-07-08
Whig Convention in Washing
ton Territory.

In pursuance to notice, the wings Of
Washington Territory met on Friday even.
ing the goth April, at the hall Of the House
of Representatives in the town of Olympia.
On motion Of Hon. VIM. Strong, Hon.
Gilmore Hays, of Thurston, was called to
the chair, and on motion of Elwood Evans,
Esq, s. d. Howe, of Island, was appoint
ed secretary.
The Hon. VIM. Strong being invited to
state the object Of the assemblage, made a
few appropriate and eloquent remarks, and
concluded by Introducing the following res
olution:
ResOlred, That central and correspond
ing committee, to consist of one from each
county in this territory, be appointed by
this meeting, and that no general conven-
ton of the wing party be called except at
a time and place to be agreed upon by said
committee, ora majority of them. The
representation in such convention shall be
as follows in each county, one for every
member of the House of Representatives,
and two for each member of the Council, to
which such county or counties shall be en-
titled. PHI.
Resolution unanimously adopted, and the
meeting proceeding to appoint said COM
mittee, the following gentlemen were selec-
ted :
r. V. Peabody, Whatcom county: John
A. Alexander Island county l.. B. Hast-
ings, JefTeaon county; John Hargrave,
Claim county; Chss. o. Terry, King copu-
"; VIM. II. Wallace, Pierce county Gil
more Hays Thurston county Hugh A.
Goldsborough, Sawamish county d. c.
Wclden, Chehalis county; J. n, Holman,
Pacific county; William.Stronr, Wahkia,
cum county Alexander Ahcructby, Cow
litz county Edward D. Warbass, Lewis
county: Henry A. Gulliger, Clark coaaty;
Daniel +. Bradford, Skamana county ;
George @. Bumford, Walla Wallg county.
On motion of Hon. Wm. Strong, Hon
Gilmore Hays, of Thurston, was unanimous
Is elected chairman Of the central commit
tee -.
On motion OF Col. S. p. Moses, DR.. Geo
Lathrop was elected secretary of the said
whig central committee.
On motion, proceedings be published in
the OregOniaH and PioHeer. Then ad-
journed.
GILMORE HAYS, Chm'n.
S. y. HovE, Secretary.
, 1854-07-08

ES- A recent letter from Umatilla val.
ley announces the arrival of Mr. F. w
Lander at that point. Mr. Lander met
with severe accident before reaching there,
dislocating his shoulder, and otherwise in
juring him-but was still determined to
push on. He had determined the fact of a
practicable route to turn the Blue noun
tains by the head of John Days and Nal.
heur rivers and was sanguine as to the 9th
OF difficult points upon bis survey. Mr.
Lander has probably ere this reached
Washington The result Of his survey viii
be looked for with the greatest interest by
our citizens, and may success crown his per.
ilous undertaking.
, 1854-07-08
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Catholic Church
~ holds under the act Of Congress organizing
Washington Territory, grant Of Gao Of land
each one Of the following statons.
lst. At the Mission OF the Mountain near the forks
Of the Chhalis river in Louis County, W.T..
I'd. At Monticello, where the Mission claims the
whole Of the land formerly occupied and since aban.
doned by l. Thibault, bounding on the north side by
Smiths claim.
All persons are hereby forbidden trespassing upon
any Of the said grants.
J. B. A. BROUILLET.
Fort Vancouver, W. T., June 10, ls54-n43-4w
, 1854-07-08
Horses (! Horses !I

I)ERS0NS desirous Of procuring good n
horses to ride to the Cowlitz Land SSA
ing, can be accommodated by leaving G4EXN
orders at the Washington Hotel. Oym- fN
pia, or calling on the farm Of Geo. OASkctsS e.
Bush.
Travellers overland from Oregon will also find good
horses at the CowltZ Landing by calling at the resi-
dence Of r. A. CLARKE
Cowlitz Landing, July 2, 1853. lSf
, 1854-07-08

II is to be hoped that the Japanese,
when fully informed that the kingdom Of
Christ is not Of this world that all politi-
cal interference is contrary to its dearest
maxims and that other nations as well as
the United States a5jure oil right to inter
fere with tine established religion or civil
government Of foreign nations, will revert
to their primitive policy, and consent to q
trade equally beneficial to themselves and
to the world.
, 1854-07-08
Wings of ThurSton County
ATTENTIONIl

A COUNTY convention tp be made up Of Delegates
"A from the v sious precincts OF Thlrst1n county
will be held al olympiao on
Saturday, the 29th day Of July, 1884,
For the purpose Of nominating ticket to he sup.
ported at the election the ith day of September
next. The officers to he elected are
Four members of the House OF Representatives
three County commissioners; Prosecuting attorney
for I'd Judicial district County Auditor County
treasurer; county superintendent Of schools; judge
Of probate u sheriff and coroner.
The late meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners di.
vided the county into mines precincts. to wit Ms.
qualify South bay, Olympia, Black Lake, Chambers'
Prairie Rock Prairie, Grand Mound, Coal Banks and
Yelm Prairie from each OF which il IL earnestly hoped
delegates will he in attendance.
By order Of the whig county committee Of Thurston
county. GILMORE HAYS,
G. A. BARNES,
GEO. A. LATHROP.
July S, ls54.-n44.3w
, 1854-07-08
A N d

All kinds Of Domestics generally asked for in Dry
Goods stores. Our gentleman department has been re
plenished with
Black and fancy broad cloth frock and sack coats
Velvet, cassimerett, brown and yellow linen coats
Supcrhne black doeskin and fancy cashmere pant
Satinet, corde roy, cottonade and jeans "
White and brown linen
Fine black satin and fancy silk vests,
White Mlrseilles vests for parties and balls
good stock of fine white linen shirts.
silk, cotton and wooden undershirts and drawers
Black italian SILK crayats aud stocks,
Fine white cRmbric. silk and pongee gents hdk's
Gents riding buckshn aud kid gloves,
Wooden, cotton and fancy striped socks.
Moleskin, Leghorn, straw and Metropolitan gent
and boys hats,
A general assortment Of boots ald sl.ooS kid anC
lasting CATERS &c, &c.
Trunks, valeses and carpet bags,
Satinets, Kentucky jeans brown and bleached,
Irish linen &c. 6c.,' And in addition to thes,
we keep constantly, on hand a full assortment o
CR0CKERY WARE, and many other articles too nu
merous to MENTION but which will be sold to suit th
times. 81. LOUISSON Il Co.
June %, ls5l.-n47
, 1854-07-08
JAMES C. STRONG.

a ss R . IL 81 GSSr ~ 9 Z a w .
WILL, in connection with Hon. VIM. Strong. prac.
w tice in the courts in Washington Territory.
CATHLAMET. ". 7.
March IS, 1854. 6m29
, 1854-07-08
NEW ARRIVAL
At the Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Mandatory Of
GEORGE GALLAGHER.

COMPRISING q general assortment Of Hardware
- Carpenters tools mill Saws, mill saw files, Build
ders Hardware, plogghs, 6cythes, Hoes Shovels
Drawing knives, Nails, Augers, Brace and Bits
Whips, whp-lashes, Currycombs, Horse Cards, HorsC
Brushes Bed cords, Oil stones Gun nipples together
with all kinds Of Stove and Tin ware, which will Il
sold at reduced rates.
olympia June 10. lsst-D4O
, 1854-07-08
Elk. SARAH WARREN.

APRIL g.. oll p
< TONS asserted Iron; .I al.a-
- 1000 Ms Tobacco; 's.lne
so Tins fancy assorted Crackers; -..
20 Cans Imperial and Gun PowderTea
10 Kegs Pickles; 1HN
20 Boxes Candles; ....
so Kegs Sugar House Syrup;
$4,000 lbs California Blue Seed Potatoes;
40 Kegs Nails and Spikes; NJ oasl
Gases Boots and Shoes;
Is Barrels Smoked Shoulders;
HOgsheads Side Bacon;
so Cases Whiskey and Brandy Punch; --'
10 Quarters Old Rye WhskeyT
20 Cases best Champagne; tr ?.
co Casks best Goshen Butter;
so Hall barrels best Apples; r.
20 Barrels sugar cured Hams;
10 Barrels Porter and Ale; eirf1l
Is Cases Porter and Ale;
20 Cases Brandy Peaches;
10 Barrels Crushed and PulvetiSed sugar, a
$50 Boxes assorted soaps; IAN.
go Sacks Oats;
20 Cases Buckwheat Flour, In TInS;'
20 Cases best Leaf LARD a
Is N. Segars; 4..--,
Is Jars Apple Pulp;
400 bs Cream Tartar;
10 Bbls. Split Peas; . t- r
10 Bbls Carolina Rice;
so Bbls Gallego and HAxall Sweet Flour:
900 ms Rye Flour; 80. -f,.r
rs Halt bbs. dried Corn Meal;
Tons Cadiz Salt
80 Bbls. Mess Pork; nI I1r
Tons Ship Chains, for Logging. r ~ y.iss, .
Invoices Dry Goods Wooden Ware. Furniture, &C., 20.
CO. comprises much the largest invoice ever brought
into the Territory, and viii be sold low for cash at The
Store Of KENDALL CO. =
-' .HH Lf By ]. CushInani
, 1854-07-08

bS- Mr.. Henry Cock, DR.. Kanby, Judge
Roundtrcc, and some half dozen others
of this place and vicinity, started on
Wednesday morning last for the Yakima
country to prospect for gold Report says
there is gold there, and that from So to IS
per day to the hand, has been obtained
from the washings in some of the streams.
, 1854-07-08
For Sale Cheap.

TWO Concord Coaches, with Harness KARR
Il complete for sixteen horses, nine rs sJA
seat. For particulars apply at Van Win SsZ-V
kle a Duncans, 4th, between and streets, Sacra'
mento or to L. S. Van Winke, No. l6 CarswelI House
Sansome Street, San Francisco, address Van Ward
" Sun Office"
May 20, 1854. 2m37.
, 1854-07-08
SPRING AND SUMNER
EGB&DED~~
N. LotlSsoS, I.LtGHrSER, A. TRASKEL
NJ. LOUISSON & Co.,

N. Iot1SsoE, I. I.LIGHTSER A. TRASKEL.
NJ. LOUlSSON & Co.,
TAvE just received the largest and best assortment
l L Of spring and Summer Good, that ever has been
offered for sale before in Olympia: An our goods are
carefully selected by OF firm who resides per
manently in San Francisco, and knows the market
well. We would particularly call the attention of the
Ladies'. to our DREss AND FAScY GOoDs.
If you want new and fashionable goods call at NJ
LoUIssOS Cos. cheap cash store and be sure you
cau be suited. We are now opening an invoice of
Black and fancy Brocade Dress silk,
Black silk Mantiass and cUllored silk Visites-
Genuine long fringed Canton Grape shawls.
French Muslin de Iaine aud poplins,
Merrimack, Turkey red and French furniture
prints,
Ginghams and Chaabreys, suitable for dress and
riding robes
A variety Of French lawns, Swiss mill, jaconett
and croSsbarred muslin, aud embroidered or
dotted Cambrc.
AH,a.sortment Of thread, Swiss, cotton and jaso-
nett.
Edging7, lace and cuffs. and nsertings,
Fiue white embroidered courtain cnmbTic with
Gimps.
Genuine needle work, collars and poe ket handker-
chiefs t1 suit.
Real Mar4eilles white and pink counterpanes,
An assortment Of Ladies and Misses hose.
Beaehed and brown table linen diaper and cloth,
tine white striped and plain skirts,
Leghorn, straw and Gimp Bonnets,
Bonnet, neck and cap Ribbons and artiacials,
Ladies morocco lasting and patent leather CATERS
Kid, Lisle thread and silk gloves and mitts.
Papicr mache toilett cases, fans, perfumery,
Silver thimbles, &C., &c.
, 1854-07-08

PREcINcTs IN THURsroN CouNrY.-The
following election precincts were established
at the last meeting of the board Of county
commissioners--desgnating the places of
holding the election and the judges thereof: !:
One at the Nisqualiy bottom-ihe cleo
ton to be held at the house of the Nisqual-
ly Mill Company, and VIM. Puckwood,
James McAllister and John W. McAllistcr
to be judges of election. t..
One at South Bay--the election to be
held at the house of the South Bay Mil
Company, and DR.. Willard, Levi Knott
and Harvey r. Woodward to be judges of
election.
One at olympia--ihe election to be held
at the Office of the county Auditor, and
VIM. Cock, George A Barnes and r. NJ.
Walker to be judges of election.
One at Black Lake settlement-the cleo
ton to be held at the house Of WIN. o.
Thompson-Daniel Kizer, Wm o. Thomp-
son, and VIM. McLane, judges of election.
One at Rocky Prairie-thc election to
be held at the house Of Antonio b. Rabi-
son, and Charles Eaton, B. F. Yantis and
Joseph Brushares to be judges of election.
One at Chambers Prairie--the election
to be held at the house of William Patter-
son, sen, and William White, WIN. Par
sons, SEN, and Joseph A. White to be
judges of election.
One at Yelm Prairie-the election to be
held at the house of James Hughes, and
Levi Shelton, S. D. Barnard and James
Longmyre, to be judges of election.
One at Mound Prairie-the election TO
be held at the house of Leonard Durgin
and Samuel James, James Goodel and
Abram Tillcy to be judges of election.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-31
THE "0MNIBUsn BILL LOST.

This important Bill, proposing to grant State
aid to a number of Railroads, was up on its
final reading in the House on Wednesday the
25th, and lost by a vote of % to 49, A molten
TO reconsider, was entered by Mr.. W WINCHESTER,
when Mr. STEEL moved to act upon the motion
Immediately, which the House refused to do, so
that Mr.. WINCHEsTER's motion lies over under
the Rule. The Nashville Wing says it under
stands the motion to reconsider, was entered by
enc Of the members who voted against the bill.
in the hope that it would be taken up and rejec-
ted, and the bill placed beyond the pale of
hope. But the House refused to take up and
act upon the motion. So that the friends of
the Bill have some hope of the final passge of
the more important features of the Bill. It
was loaded down with amendments, until many
of its original friends voted againt it.