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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-29
TAYLOR ( WILLIAMS.

81 VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
- RESIDENCE ON 18TH, BETWEEN CLAY
AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE.-The
supscroers are authorized 70 sell that very desirable
private residence on the side of 18th street
no" Ia the occupancy OF Mr. A 5. Lee. The lot
fronts - feet, runs back Ie6 feet an alley 20 feet
wide. The house has been built only about 8 years
ana is most desirable one. Apply to
j It's GODDIN & APPERSON.
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fs FOR RENT-A new Brick House.
-Ks:k with four rooms. kitchen, and other conve.
n7nces-sttueted on Nicholson -, Rockets. Terms
reasonable. Apply to
my = H w, TYLER
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For A Couch OR Cold, use the best re-
medy known, viz: STABLER'S ANOOYNE CHER.
RY EXPECTOkANT, a medicine which has saved
the lives OF thousands, is used in ther practice by
hundreds of the most experienced physicians, many
OF whom have given rher testimony in writing, that
"i ia reliable than any other proprietary medi-
cine with which they acquainted for the of
diseases of the throat and lungs Don't neglect your
cold it may be the precursor of Consumption, and
speedily lead you to your grave.
Every family ought to keep this medicine on hand,
ready for instant use.
Price of esch only so cents or six bottles for s. 80
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents.
E. II. sTABLER L CO, Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO,
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So DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
JS:k RENT--The Dwelling over my Office (at pre.
sent occupied by DR.. Jas b. McCayy) is for rent
Possession will be given the 7th Of July.
Apply to
my I6--ts JNO g. WANT
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IT is A FACT that the Daguerreotypes
l. taken by MINIS WATSON, at thei5 Gale
ry lf6 Man street, cannot be surpassed in decaey
Of tone and truthfuiness of expression. They are
superbly finished Of the best material and colored
nature, if desired.
Persons in quest OF perfect hkenesses will find it
much to their interest to give a call
~ Don't forget the place-opposite Kent Paine
Kent's new building, Main street.
my N MINNIS WATSON
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s. FOR RENT--A desirable new brick
EA Dwelling, on Clay, between 7th and 9th streets
containing rooms, wllh sgs and water on the IRE
n'ses- Possession given Immediately. For terms,
Apply 10
NY 2o-ts FAJ CTOpTON
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ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLlC:-Ohceo on franklin street, under
The metropolitan Hall. Richmond. Va mol
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NERMlFUGE.
NEW YORK, October -, 1852.
This is to certify that l was troubled with tape
worm for than six months | tried all the
known remedies for this dreadful aftcton, but with
out beins able to destroy it. | got of DR..
M'Lanes Almanacs, which contained notices of sew
erai wonderful that had been performed by his
celebrated NERMIEUGE. / resolved to try it, and
Immediately purchased bottle, which | took
cording to directions; and the result was, i dis
charged one large tape worm me assuring more than
yard, besides number of small ones.
MRS NJ. SCOTT, No. 70 Cannon st.
P. S. The above valuable medicine. also Dr. M
LANES LIVER PILLS, can now be had at all re-
spectacle Drug Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for and
take but DR.. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE.-
All others in comparison are worthless.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
ie 26-d&clw Richmond, Va.
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PR0CLAMA TIoN.-triends, countrymen
and lovers hear for my cause, and be silent
that you may hear; discard prejudice that you may
believe and readsfactS hat you may act ently
Who, that young, but values the luxuriant l8cks
youth and beauty Who that is middle-aged, but
shudders st Grey Hairs who, that is old, but would
Tended. AS speak, then none have offended
in addressing twenty -four millions of people.
Not one of these many million who have attested
the virtues of Lyons KATHAIRON, for Preserving
Restoring and BeautifVing the Hair, but will pro-
claim its beneficial effects far and One trial
will convince the most ncredulous.
Sold uniform. for % cents by every Druggist in
America. d. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
lie Sim l6 Bro6dway, Il. Y,
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CEA BATHING. CHEsAprAKg HAIL.

AEA BATHING. -CHEsAPEAKE HALL,
~ Hampton, Va, will be re-opened on Thursday,
June lst and the Proprietor having added large and
&c, pledges himself to make every effort to render
the stay of visitors pleasant and agreeable.
Its advantages for Bathing or Sea Air, are not sur
passed by any other watering place, and the climate
is proverbial for health. sI.
r. Boats, Fishing Tackle, &C., in readiness for vis-
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Joy TO IT The ,;. puBLicTLoss u Il lin ri ;. wish ,is
glass; of A. A. GEORGE& Il co.'s never failing stream
Of cool Mineral and Soda Water, and few OF iheir
foe Favored Napoiesn Cigars which have been 80
much admired by the smoking public.
Also, a supply of Fiinrs Darrhaa Mixture, which
has been so highly recommended by those who ha,s
used II. lie 20l A. A. GEORGE \ CO.
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sis + Or S A l. E.-A very desirable
E@1 brick Iiouse and Lot. at Rockets on the cor
ner OF Main and - streets. The house is nearly
rev and well built ana contains rooms This pro,
peTty is nsiered very vaiuebe djoins the pro
perty OIL. w. Tyler. Possession can be had at sny
Time: ED ID. EACRO,
JeH Gen Agt sud CcIIsct
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TOR HIRE-A Negre WOMAN, accus
Il toned to waiting In the house. Apply TO
je2i RAGLAND BRO.
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g FOR RENT-A very desirable
A1& House on Sd street between Marshall and CLAY
streets. now in the occupancy Of Mrs Woodbridge
containing III rooms, with good Kitchen stable and
carFlsss house Possession be had the LIST of
July,
Also, hrs-rste Cook, Washer and Ironer for the
balance Of the year. Ed d. EACHO
% ) General Agent and Collector
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6f@ DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESI-
k1 DENCE ON GRACE ST FOR SALE OR
RENTING will eel or rent that new brick Resi-
dence on the South SIDE Of Grace street three doors
soove the dwelling Of Mf. Wm Rutherford
Being in perfect order, with every convenience
and located IN very desirable neighborhood this
property combines the usual requisites in pleasant
and elegant residence. Apply so
Ie ZI-4t TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS
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EOR HIRE-A sprightly, genteel negro
Il BOY, about IL years old, such as is Oft IN
sought for by private families. Apply TO
ie "a VIM. GOULDIN.
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fa FOR RENT-One of the best and
kL most accessible OFFICES for man of business
in the city. Apply to +. Il. AYLETT at his law
Office, on Governor street. nh S-ts
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ANOTHER INSTANCE OF TAPE Worm
CURED BY THE USE OF Dr.. M'LANE's CELEBRATED
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t@@I FOR SALE.-FOr sale, and possession given
lot September, or probably sooner the House now
occupied by S. Lee, on 18th street, between Mar
shall and Clay.
il is of the best locations in the CITY, being
quite retired, and at the time within five mi
Dutes walk of the centre of business on Main ST
Is seldom such proIe Is in market and hut for
the feet that the present occupant desires remove
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased
For terms, apply to
my 3-ts LEE { co,
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No LrcENsE.-The county court of Roanoke q,
u recent session, confirmed the action of the Nav
Ier In refusing to grant licenses to retail LIQUOR
Every applicant was refused.
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MI ETROP OLITAN HALL-oN

my so-atawt1Juix '"e o0""'y ooul' u nenIico.
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HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE

e toR RENT-That centrally loca,
kA& ted and well arranged tenement on Pearl near
Saiy sTrse'. now In the occupancy Of Messrs n It A.
- - :. LanateITo Being situated in the heaviest bu-
'Ress portion Of the city, and to the Dan
Nhie Depot Deck, &c. this is a desirable situstion
le2f TAyIOR T. yS-Yr f99pp's 80
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

The LATE OUTRAGE AT ELLSWORTH
MAiNE.-Much Indignation is expressed
- u! sne Maine newspapers at the con-
duct OF the people who attacked the Rev.
John Bapst, Catholic priest. in Els
worth, and committed various disgraceful
indignities upon his person. Mr.. B. In
stead Of being dead, as reported, has near
" recovered from his injuries. The Boston
Journal says:
The immediate cause Of the outrage up.
on Mr.. Bapst. consisted in the fact that he
had been connected with controversary
respect ng the right Of The authorities to
enforce the reading of book in school on
the part OF scholars whose parents objected
to il. Being ovenuled by the authorities
he had brought The matter before the reg
ularly constituted tribunals, where it is
now awaiting decision. The outrage will
infict deep stain upon the town of Ellis
worth, and must be deplored by every
good citizen.
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Sept. II, 1854.
Chair and Sofa Manufa ctsry

Cabinet Chair and Sofa Manufactsry.
tIHE subscriber has on haad and will contin.
i lie 10 manufacture at his old aud well known
establishment, corner of King and Columbus
stee,s. the greatest variety Of Rosewood. Wal
nut Mahogany, and common Furniturs, Gan
tiqne, French, ard Modern styles,) in the most
lashionabIe aud dnfable manner,
Among which are variety Of splendid Ma.
hosany, and Walnut Wardrobes, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Sofas, Extension Tables. Sofa Tables,
Sideboards, Dressing Tables, Enclosed, Twist,
and Beaded Erasefes, with all other articles TO
Correspond. Of the first style and elegance.
Superb Cottage Sets, with ana without marble
tops.
:. Also. Gilt, Mahogany, and Walnut and Gil.
Frame Mirrors, for parlor and other purposes.
Feather and Spring Beds. Hair, Shack, and
Shuek and C6ilon Mattresses, etc., all 81 Witch
he offers OH the mos, favorable terms. In addi.
ton, he has constantly On hani great variety
Of common Furniture, at low prices. He res
pec.fully invites all persons 70 yjsi. his extensive
Furniture Rooms. CHARLES KOONES.
Alexandtis, oct. IS, f854.-3m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

The Quito AND MissIssippI RAlLRoAr
has been complicated fifty-nine miles from
St Louis. where it joins the Illirois Contra
Railroad. The St. Louis, Republican, says
il is tile purpose Of the Ohio and Missis'
s,Ppi Railroad Company to complete .hei1
road to Vincennes by the first Of April
next. Thers IT will connect with the east.
ern end of the same road from Cincinnati.
Vincennes, which it IS believed will be
completed by the first Of July next. Then
traveller may take his breakfast in ST
Louis, and his tea in Cincinnati or Louis
vile, as he may desire, and by the Cen
trail OHIO and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
come and take tea in Baltimore the mex
day.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

o.. Hugh A. Garland Esq. d promi..
nent member Of The ST. Louis bar. died Oh
on the f4th Instant. He @ssa native Of
Nelson county. Virginia, and REPRESENTED
Mecklenbarg count! in the Legislature
several years. He was was elected Clerk
of the House Of Representatives 81 the t..
States in Decemee. 1888, and served a.
such for that and the Succeeding Congress.
In 1850 he published Life Of John Ran.
dolph. Which pissed through several edi'
tons. MI. Garland was man 81 abifity
and of fsue at,aiinmhneniis.
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MISCELL A N EOUS
THE 0RkvEs OF THOSE WE LOVE.
ny WASHINGTON iRvfNt.

THE 0RkvES OF THOSE WE LOVE.
ny WASHINGTON iRvtNt'.
The grave is the ordeal oftrue affection.
1t is there the divine passion oil the soul
manifests its superiority to titk distinctive
impulse Of mere animal a:tathmenss the
latter mist be continually refreshed ind
kept alive BY The presence Of Its object ;
but the love that is seated in the soul can
live on long remembrance. The mere
inclina,ions Of sense languish and decline
with the charms that excited them, and
turn with shuddering and disgust from
the dismal precincts of the tomb but il
is thence that truly spiritual affection rises
purified from every sensual desire and
returns like holy flame to Eliminate and
sanctity the heart Of the survivor.
The sorrow for the dead IS the only
sorrow ftoh which we refuse to be divorc-
ed. Every other wound we seek To heal
every other affection 10 forget but this
would we consider duty to keep opeii.
Where is the mother who would willingly
forget The infant that persisted like BIOS
som in her arms, though every recollection
is pang Where is the child who would
most Sillingly forget the friend over whom
he mourns; Who, even when the tomb
is closing upon the remains Of his most
loved when he feels his heart as il we're
crushed in the closing Of its portal would
accept consolation that must be bought BY
forgetfulness No-the love which sur
wives The tomb is ore OF the noblest tributes
o: the soul.
If it has woes. it has likewise its de-
lights and when the overwhelming
burst Of grief is Gained into the gentle
tear Of recollection when the sudden an.
guish end the convulsiye agony over the
present ruins OF all that we most loved, is
sofened away IN :he meditation on al that
was in the days Of loveliness--who would
root DIT sIch sotio@ itSm the heart :
Though it may sometimes thrSw PASS
ing cloud over the bright hours Of gay ETY.
or spread dafkei shades o'ef the hoar Of
gloom yet who would exchange It even
for the song OF pleasure or the burst Of
revelry No, there is a voice from the
tomb sweeter than song. There is q
remembrance Of the dead to which we
turn even from the charms ofthc living
Oh, the grave it buries every error.
covers every defect and e&hngdishes every
resentment From the peaceful bosom,
spring none but fond regrets and tender
recollectiohs. Who can look down upor
the grave even OF al. enemy ana not fee
a compunctious throb that he should eve
have warred with the poor handful o
Garth that lies before him
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

The JAPAN Observation-Disclosures from
the U. S. store ship as late as the 10Th OIL
June have beea received. She was then
at Simohda. All well on board. Visit.
have been made to sundry villages along
the coast. The inhabitants generally were
of a friendly disposition The u. S, ship
Southampton, Capt. Boyle, was to sail in
few days, direct for Washington bringiu {
the presents to this coi!ntry from the
Emperor Of Japan. The treaty made by
Com. Perry with the authorities Of the
Loo Choo Islands provides that they
shall supply American Ships touching there
with whatever they want at fair prices;
furnish them with pilots to and from the
harbor Of Napa; assist shipwrecked vessels
aud allow persons from american vessels
to come on shore and Be at liberty to rambls
about peaeeably. AT Tumai is burial
ground Tor TIE Citizens ofthe United States
where their graves and toinbs shall not be-
maleSfed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30

GEN HoUsroH AND. THE PREsibENcy.-
The democratic General committee. repre-
senting the Burke and anti. Nebraska Sec.
ton Of the party in New Hampshire, have
adopted an address to the people OF the U.
nited States recommending them supper,
Gen. Houston for the presidency in oPpo.
siticn to any nominee Of convention
The address is said to have been written
by the Hon. Edmund Burke, formly com.
missioner Of paterts, and who recently
commended the doctrines Of the Know
Nothipgs.
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STAUNT0N VIRGINIA. MONDAY; OCTOBER &c. 1854
Tasting of Punch.

What meaning ip Punch picture-"Se
bastopol. Prayer for the Brave. A weep
ing mother is teaching her child TO pray
for his absent father.
MoNkEY's EILowAScE.-A boa con
strictor has it seems arrived lately in Liver
pool, in good health and tolerable spirits
After having eaten nothing for nearly FIVE
months it suddenly made nouthful Of a
live monkey. IF this was only prelimi
rary snack, we .e.ohmend all monkeys to
keep ont Of the way. and we corgratulate
the powder for his fortunate escape, !ol
tie boa constructor luckily had no appetite
on the voyage. We are told that the ami
NAL was "at large among the cargo for
fifty EIGHT days, but we have not heatd
tina, he bolted any Ct the luggage. Sup.
posing the beast 10 have spared the limbs
we wonder he did not swallow the trunk
of passenger.
/ A PoLlTICAL SHAwL.-We are told that,
when the Empress Of the French visits
England, she will appear in shawl, worth
forty thousand francs, with the arms of
England and France woven in lace. This
to be typical OF the coming free trade in
thread and cotton. Puhch's own cores
pondent observes, in addition, that the
Emperors dress waistcoat will be olna-
mented with border Of corkscre@s and
grapeyines as emblematic of his inter-
ton Of throwing open France TO English
steel that England may, in resurn, take
cheap French wine. This is authentic.
HINT TO RUSSIAN SERFs-THE TRrE
CAP OF LIBERTY.-The Percussion Cap.
THANKSGIVING IN SPAIN.-It is said that
form Of public thanksgiving for the ex-
plosion of Queen Christina. and other
blessings TO the Spanish people. is about to
be ordered, and that with quick and
honorable sense Of what is due to the
foreign creditor, Esapartero has command
ed the thanksgiving to begin with these
Sords-'Let lis pdy."
INCREASE or AtbERMEN-In describing
the livery Of Mr.. Alderman .Muggeridge,
one Of the SheriHs elect, the Morning Post
says:
"Pendant from the le.t shou lder. from
chastely executed shoiildst badge, is a
plated eglcotiaire, the badge representing,
ip exquisite embroidery work. the arms of
the worthy Alderman, with the MOTTO
"Dat Deus ihctemensam."
As text looks rather SIT 81 place on
shoulder badge, would it not be as well to
make a slight alteration in this motto,
which would scoularisc it, and at the same
time render il more appropriate namely
by the change Of single word thus
/" Dat testudo incrementum, -" The turtle
gives the increase p We are not acauain-
ted with :he dimensions Of Mr.. Mugger.
Iidge; but surely his motto would derive.
from the substitution proposed a similar fit
mess for the livery Of an Alderman.
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Public Remuneration.
From the New Albany Ind Ledge

From the New albany (Ind.,) Ledger.
Pursuant to call of portion of th,
] Democrats of the northeastern district .
Upton county a meeting, was held a
| Windfall, on Wednesday, goth Of August
hen DR.. George E. Zimmerman was call.
ed to the chair, and o, D. Johnson wa,
chosen secretary.
The preamble and resolutions were as
follows:
Whereas d certain class of community,
and we anoag other Democrats, having
been influenced ether through motives Of
patriotism or curiosity. were constrained
Tor time to give countenance to a secet
order now spreading itself broadcast over
the land; aud having become convinced OF
the banfull effect it is destined to have up.
on the National Government il continued to
90 on in its present mad career we hold it
as duty to the memory Of the patriots Of
the, Revolution to the trainers ofthe Con-
st;tiitoh ofthis Republic and as d duty we
owe ourselves, not only to renoiince but for.
ever to denounce the end at which the said
order aims. :,
Resolved That morally, soci.lly, religi-
ously, and politically, we look upon the
society called Know No,hings as wrong in
all its bearings, and as Wie review the past,
present and probable future state of our
political relations, we cannot but believe
That its influence are directly opposed to
the fundamental principals Of Democracy,
and to the laws Of the people Of free aud
enlightened Rcpubie-a people who take
the Constitution as their guide--a people
ever willing to abide the voice Of the ma
jority.
Resolved, That re how hand in our
written resignation at the place where we
first saw the elephant" after witch we
are determined neither to countenance nor
give favor to the ANIMAL
Be it futhrr Resolved, That as IL tie So
ciety called Know Nothings," We look
at it as thing conceived in sin and born
in ,niquity," and bad egg" we cast it
to the dogs.
Unanimously adopted.
GEO. E. ZIMMERMAN, Chm
O. D. JOHNSON, Sec'v
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Ue, tolofed Boy was looking through {
grave yard fence upon the tombstone OF {
villager who In life had been known
as rather close listed citizen whose primer.
pal care had been 1.-The greatest good oil
the greatest number with him having
been number one" After a pompous
inscription the following passage Of Scrip
ture was recorded: /" He that gIveti to the
poor lendeth to the Lord" dat may be SC
s6liloauized Sambo, but when dat mar
died de Lord aidn'l oioe. him d red cent
E'yah e'yah e'yah !"
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ANEW TEsr.-A capital thihg that
was Of A. F. Bell. Of lonia wholly the
way never said a Bad thing in his life.
A knot of democratic politicians were
collected sfsei The Corgr essional Conven.
ton Of Kalamazoo on Thursday when Tie
subject Of State officers come up and the
name Of Sullivan Of Cass county was men.
toned in connection WITH the Office o.
Attorney General. The person who rec
commended HIN was asked" what kind
Of haaii il hep " Oh first rate fellow
was the answer. "Agood lawyer per.
feet gentleman and an upright honest man,
Hold on there" said Bell" we want no
new tests introduced INTO our party
Detroit Enc.
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For Sale.

Z WISH to sell privately my small tract Of
4 LAND, containing % ACRES, with about
6 acres of fine young timber, ami a good portion
of meadow, with never failing water on IT.
The buildings are all new j. is altogether a de-
silable home Any one desiring to buy such
home would do well to give me call. My
residence is about S miles North west OF
Waynesboro on Elk Run, and mile west oil
Hermitage Post office. where yen will ind me
ULRlCH BURKHOLDER.
July 81. lS51.-..6m.
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David wiltnot Gone Over to the wings
The Wings Of this region have dwell
with emphasis on the fact that Wilmot, the
author Of the Proviso, was Democrat and
supporter of Pierce at the last Preslden-
tial election. We always said that he
would be compelled to give up his fanati-
cal opinions or 60 over TO the Wigs OF
Pennsylvania, who sympa,hize in his
views. : Our prediction is verified. Gree
ley's Tribune announces the result Of the
late election in Wilmot's old Compression
al district, with the following compliment
tary notice 81 the ProY;so author:
Wilihot supported Bigler in 81, and
Pierce in 81 but he has washed his hands
of the whole concern since the passage OF
the Nebraska act, dnd has canTassed the
district thoroughly Tor Pollock Che Wig
c4adiidate) and Freedom.
The Wings Of the South no doubt con-
graduate themselves on this distinguished
accession to tEeir ranks
Richmond Examiner.