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A,'LBEMAKLE LAND FOR SALE.

WYE oil"r tor sale, beautiful tdrn IN thG county
w alDcmurc. lying the Ea-'nrn slope Of ne Sou
We. Mountain distant from Kcswck (hc Virginia Cca
t.ri 1884 Ry-d DGpE oIc iGic-if9m ire rOntpnp&
cx,..auu OF the Dmasc nai A.e%andrI tRii Road 20"
mile Md from the R.nnnn Horse boat improvement, ~.
mic, II contains TWO HUNDRED AND TIVE!
| THREE iED OGE.rHiRD ACRES, 10 oil wlch q"
cleared ..i enclosed, ard IL high sErf? o. lrr''.
mr9: tie remainder is ia wops The buIidag- are q.
orw Tie dwelling IS OF brick two stcrcP, containing '
rooms hull and passage aud. far conpc'ed u 90
i.Icd in rhc very beet style. The lochhn Is unsu!p"'s"
tor beauty and variety OF scenery for henh ana "' y
hpsd and good society. To ole ws!!n: healthy co."s
su.rac os!erce ills particularly desirable. Az Is vi"
! IN II few hOuts' Tiae OF ,,,ch'G.. - '"si'"gt"''
lnryrr fern is U:crrccl, $40 ncres or more nc
rsI ne Ia: st fn prc, EG:-rcgcr !.,aJ b hHh !" }"
Iaules iisrt OF hbrnare ka'wic. D"ro,i oC to "c''
| + G. Ruiu and JOHN Jon"s 81 hicalhond Bot pr:..~
IRE requested 10 examine for shelns"ive" = HA"'
! Nv vtfce is Ke.wick Depot "'"''"''''' '"s"'"r
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For The Enquirer.
A SHORT TERN.

About three week. before the late election attend
cd x now- Nothing meeting at the African Church,
wlern wes informed by ono of the orators of the
night, tx. 7. Daniel. Esq,) that W. c. Scott Esq
was then our Representative 10 Congress. lhe an,
nuuciation produced LAUNDERING applause from the
Know NoLings but the Democratic Know Some.
things present received the statement as matter Of
.'ncW-" | now find that J. 5. Cnskie, Esqr j, our
Representatives. How is this was Mr.. Scott elected
for II term of only three weeks! Will somebody ex-
plain how il WIS TINT Mr.. 5. wss permitted 10 wear
the honors Of serving i'll Congress for 70 hrf pc
Rod QUERIST.
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ELECTION TO BE CoNTESTED-LAND WAR
RANTS.

WAsRIxsToS, June THE anti-Know Nothings
are determined to contest the election OF the new CT
ty officers Mr.. Carlisle, the ate Corporation At:or-
new and Mr. F.ndall the late L. 5. District Attorney
aud Mr.. Lawrence, an eminent lawyer. have advised
that the present iucuubents of the Collectors md
Registers offices retain their positions till elected by
force or unit! new election shall be held. meet
ing Of the ntKnow- Sothings is being held tonight
To ascertain the number Of voters rejected.
Land warrants are offered plentfuly at 81 ts per
acre Two hundred and sevsniy-Gvs are isiued daily
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1yArGCRATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, \. H. June 7.-Governor Metoaf was
ineugursted to-day. His message recommends ma lit
Tie legislation "a pussislc, the encouragement OF ns-
ricu!;uro in hc State prevsn;ire"f western einl-
era,sn guarded action regarding corporate privileges,
Changes regard 10 the public schools aud the o.
tabshnent Of u Stnte rotosm school.
The Governor also deuounces the liquor traffic as n
urblc nussncr md recommends the pr"hibitory law
with limited ui.crnnatiuu. The message IN elabo-
ra;e tho subject ct foreign porn 'uimonse, re'e Tb
rrDesl of the Missouri Compromise and tho Nebraska
set are en.pha,icaily denounced ms violation OF
faith and great wrong upon the North. The mos,
sag. 4 strong Oh slavery and tho liquor traifc' and
ssaius, foreign born citizens holding oh'e without
rusideuce OF twcusy.one wears.
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DIED, on Thursday, 7ih int, MIRA CAROLINE
wife oil DR.. j. ). Hives. AT his residence in g. J
~, in the 2j:h year Of her age. r.
DIED. in Petersburg, w, on Tnurtdav sro,,
3I.t lr55 u LA D., youngest daughter of Tai
susan = Southu aged four years, ten rlop,n. ,.
iuys
;rnorcn thu. the great Reaper Though NO, pFeiT
delights 10 fill his -icklc vim ,n :, ''trty
a,,srs p= we'll with the headed grsin ot
,rer love!!cr hloss I'm been ,ransplsn,.d ''F'r
Inr, in heavenly cline, than tn. ,,I.. yir 'irth
w h.rn record. she wns sun1cnr, m ,, ""'e d'a
home, shedding light and glanes. hroucGo r u.s., zap
;.iC rud by her interesting character nv ''r lam
ivIv and aec,ionHic disposition enicnri, singular
ybo inew her Her suffering. we're o. sho, |''s'H 70
,hcy .,c now forever cudrd, and her E. Ita'!on q
tbos lnir courts OF God, where can cn,cy WI
suffering. ''S
Where =er"llely 81" sleep. in her ",,'L
Torn away from ner paicais' eu,r.., ~
They weep in their .adr-.- mi 80,
They nave surrendered their .y'LA
dear gift that their Father y,y 'Hs',
Though the lovely IL hi. in n. ,,r.,
Her spirit went not To The graya
Not a tear shall ever dim her brlyf, m
Nor pain shal! She ever more iloy
For Julia Iwells N the ni.u-!gp. ~. L;l
At'r from this worl Di VICE. s''
Petersburg. w. Jun" 81, lcJJ. w.,
80 Richmond Christian iivocn," viii please ,,Sl'.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, STATE COURT Hpy;

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, RTATE COURT Hptsk
RlcuMCSp, Ia June, 1850
HNn.ut depending In tho Circuit Court OF tho County
Vi !Ienricr, i'll which
RoJe,i iI~anmoy is pinint!b,
and
Anderson Edwards Snerirs of lhe County Of Chester
held and such administrator Of John Hc,h decd e"i'
Rogers Temple Gwath.uey Jas 81 Wickha.n. and Others
are defendants, ..h.
The Court among other things ordered that one OF
Commissioners OF tie Court rakc-First An aceouh
creditors Of the Black Hsth Company Of Golfers
De proved before him have valid s.hsl.,,:HS Sc.
against it. with the nmount Of their Respective nd under
c0ndly An showing how much OF ne re-, nrop.r:y
the control OF the Court in this cause arisft day
which before the date Of rho said deed OF 10 the said
nary esh,sen hundred and S under any
corporation. and oshei by the san rarporston and
conveyance sao thereof by the sa n. Creditors men
thirdly nm account npporioning a' nsnr; BY the &C.
TONED in the fret account, tn" 'u'' "ri
cord account. Lii. ,,e foregoing account,
,,o hereby noiGsi to attend al ir sirpce necessary
Aus., next a, 100 clock WIN .oired aad tho c:ed
enable 81 I'm ' IL 2.t Horn ;a % WITH
proof Of their claims asH!n |" gouN sIrUKE, CemnT.
june 6-S~6w
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Charlotte c. IT., May Is--clW
lIilINYN LAND.

NONGRESS has passed an ect, giving 70 al sho WEI
u in s"rvcc i day. or III bnte day, in the Am
or Navy in any war sncr $50 nnd 10 the "ifo"t or m
nor children OF such who have died. LOO o: land
AZ much ms will make that quantity, with VIVA; may E.y
been horctoi0rn received.
Having had char" Of thc Bounty Land hunc" IT =
Pension O'c" under Gct II ScUrniber ?r;h l,.O a.r
may ad a"."2ss iot psocecUlnE c,aiaIs undc- tho y
jTsi pr~-''i.
er-o:!s shinS 10 procure ;hcir warran's ,r0ush
do 80. LIrTT: ESrENSE, by spndin. 'hcir cl'=
70 rn" -; Washington. T. e. or upon rcGIr.r will IL
nth OF application with the Necessary nstEuca
AGgSrs all! lind il 70 'l!'r iuc.es, 10 n!y
-cc- which can Du done on very moderate terms
40. p HfCElN"OH. s.'-c,.r~
a,ra! ii-c3n- 10 tho i,ra S,,i!:rr-' CunvGu.thr
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f,nncli q Iii. lhsr.ss pihN irGn! tE" .Se!i
70 worldf unknown. std !t!cS heyo.-'i 49,
or Iouha ,hs coz ,nh ,hro.ru tie al gus OF iieaFem
OH ,,nrcycd rciance, hast ihou H"i" ;,
r, VAR II. BIZ K the mCssnS" :" '''Fi 80 s,,;,
1,,, hird ,llr pnlrl, thy sners pro"
ri hlsf,ed leaf and death dii'i'"hs '"''
,.;,.,,,, in treating OF government commences
AZ, ,.,,;,, Government. /; constitutes, by lar, the
r-.,.cr and moro useful part OF oil government una
20, &c overlooked by tho political writer's ana sIa'e'
49,, c,,, ,,r,scnt dov. The Rev. Nehemiah Adams.
side View Of Slavery, extois the adinirn-
h,o ord,r Tint slavery preserves in society Mt the
South, without the Intervention or I'll" VI l'"c'
Tho Romans had few criminal LAWS ana i''e neea Oh
.r;,,;ral code ut all for tho rabble who usually
oor,r, r;mcs were slaves, and the masters kept hen
from termination and crime, or punished them Tor us
,o,,o,;on. Aristotle considcrs tho slaves n part
o,orv properly constituted family, and treats ilrst
sc ,bo relation of master and slnve, pages j
..pu, since il is now evident OF what part s'a'o
IA c,mposed it will be necessary to treat hrst OF i"
;,v goycrnment for every state ia made up VI
families, and every family has, again. ITS sepa'".'
nor,s. Of which it Is composed; aud when fanny '
or, p,. il consists of free,nen and slaves Bull rs "
every subject, wo should begin with eh"''''""'s
s component parts and the first ana Sl''"'''"'
If family arc tho naster and slave, the hnso"'D "'
wife. the father and child. let us first ehqu"' NAV
hcse three relations" It's obvious that he eons'uo''
them equally natural relations; for IN ci.p.' V,
,6 he SAWS: sit ia evident, them that TINS uo"'' ''
no rea,on in it, aud that some persons are s"' Go
others free men, by the appointment o' ""'"'
also IN somc instances there 0'et~o dt'''"''
N, ono Of whom tits cxpedicnt to be" s'a' g gnu
o,h.- 70 b master; and that it is right anu Jus.
TINT acme should be governed and that diners 'houu
xorc.e Tint Government for which they are h''ea U!
.,re and if So thon the rule OF tho master o'e' ''
slave is just ,o,,slon
These quotations will suffice to e1pi"'" IN" "'''"
rho sound philosophy of Aristotle IL H'Au' u.
n,r,st IN that of Locke yet we think ita ruin ~
tasted and yindica,ed 10y all human history ana oAp'
r;orco willis, thai OF Locke is related and cohue''eu
no IN. same history and experience.
7, further illustration OF this F"H''', H'
,,ou n,,blisb in some subsequent ssu" Oh INC
-. tbo second chapter of " Sociology
I,s ,,o south," by Georges Fitzhush' ESQ., VI
poo, which we are will leave no room
,,r doubt. that Free Society in Western Europe mas
,or,u.t.d in utter failure, aud that slavery IN some
farm * M least the normal condition OF the pnopie III
old societies, where the supply ri labor e1ceod' ''e
demand
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The Georgia paper. publish very Interesting ant
able letter from Ex-Governor Charles }. Mrpona't
of that State, denouncng the illibcra and proscrlp
tive purposes OF the Kuow-SothinS organization
The lotter was called out by silly report that NJ
had united himself with the Secret Order Mr. Ale
u. il one of the last men we would suspect of bein!
any thing like Know-Sothing.
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NENRY-OFflCIAI..

| tlournov $50, Wiso 5U7; Beac 3D9, Mcc"mA' 'l9;
For ,;nnurrs.--s. &. Claiborne. X. y, 1882 Ihos'
! 5. Bocuck, D., 3l".
For State Senator. A. Stuart, d. al4; Eetct Sauh-
drrs, X. ~, 4U6. >, ~ al.
! For iionse Of RslnEates.-H. G. Reid, X. n, ''i
! Hughes billiard, ID. IA
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xSn,r NOTHING PRESCRIPTION.

The wild, wicked range Of know-N"tling pro-
scr,pton is without limit, Under the constitutional
amendment rccoutly adopted by tho Legislature OF
Massachusetts which deprivcs all uiiens Of that State
from holding Office Professor Agnssiz' one OF the
6rst living scientific Of the age, will be expelled
from his chair in the Cambridge university.
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SALMON'> PATENT GRAIN AND GRi


IENHlS Machine was invented and patented by c
Il salmon, o, Illinois, mud, wherever IL Inns ha.n ~,
tied hn taken precedence o. I'll others 10. cleaning On,
nni GrHs- Seeds.
The lrst Silver Media! Was awartpdto me invGn:0r So
Wqr- Fair in New York, aud the nrst lr!2" Tie W
YORK Fmr in ls,a l. Ia, been adopted By VI h
mond city M!rs, who recommend it ~ the bet m.eks
known Tor separating cookies md Other inpu.i'ic, II
Wheat. twill separate any two seeds Of different ,.e
weight j. simple N lis ftrmctOn. and cHs!y KEEP: 10
der /: i, peculiarly adapted 10 farmers Uses q. y :
quirss but !lc power 10 work H. and cleans .a.u rc
perfectly diam ANY machine nn~ IN use.
IL can n. furnished nj the following prices viz:
For a Farmers Machine that vii! clean IS 10 -
bushels per auuf &
Fora farm-r's Machine that will clean 80 to 50
bushels per hoar 3
For ii / armsr's Machine (arrrGscd :or horse pow.
err TINT vii! clean - Bushels per hOUr
For Il Miilrr's Machine that will clean 30 10 %
bu5hr - per hOUr .
For Micr- Machine tia: viii clean 80 TO IS
bu-he., per hour -
For Mier'- Mach!ne thu, will clean 1875 10 80
bushels per hour y
Fora Millrr's Nochns tina, will clean 80 to 900
bushels per noGr -
Address RO. II. ANDERSON.
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,,r,,,y M TIE 3:S,oY 11:KICGI.TrrM

SOCIETY OF VlEGlNl. AND NORTH Co.,,
sA--At' f. meeting ct the E..cu;i9c c"n'H'' go y.
Union Agr;cu,p.ai Sorisy OF V!rsia.s and ho3h ''''
nj, il Hag ~. ,sx. Az
rual Exhibition. to he held III" Far Gf0un''' ,s,,
City OF Peter-bur: TUESDAY. the &h day o' oro ~:
and 20 continue four consecutive days FH';hr'" , >
this Society tenders the right hand oi isi'""
ohsr Lyr;rn,Jrl sociees and mot cordially nv"
their good will aud cooperation IA"ks Z ,. n'.,
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yENHS beautiful place, formerly the residence Of Gs
Il ". Reed. E-q containing about huadrc! 9:
thirty acres Of lana Is situated half mile north Of c.
loue Cour house. and overlook, the pretty village
rysvile. The improvements are q" new and god y. J.
good Garden and Orchard attached and wei. .ycrc
water in the yard.
Th" Undersigned will be- pleased 20 sell tho above n,
and will do 40 on the rOs rc"nnr Oiarng ;e...-.
MURTOH, ROILDiN 4 GAME
J. w i !. ?. MARSHALL.
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OFFICIAL CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.

The Shcrfs of the several counties composing this
the m Congressional District, met ycStcr'ay at the
Ci,y Hail. in this city, with &c polls o! their counter
and tho summing up exhibited the following result
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uo,,.,,. ,,IpDcp IN BALTIMORE.

4 SHOCKING MURDER IN BALTIMORE
BuTyony, June 9.--!hg morning Eliza Simp-
son, the keeper Of house Of falre. IL III. s;tE,
,nhIhmrn; hy shooting her in the hcad at the Cen.
ire MARSH, Market. They had been qualrell'nS for
y:HlJ
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LAND IN FRINGE EDWARD FOX SALE OF

BJT a.'li~s,'y ye.trl n mr. hereby oher in Aae "
cent iEr :n:- .csiCnc" Of ir. BcnjHn'n ie? a.
Prince :.iSn.i Court iiU@sa.
The improvements are. lcrco frame mouse VIE 81
rooms, U:rr, green house" and ~! nec"sh'! ut
housesthc whole in good repair; n!so large och@'
and garden. with thirteen acres ui Hr.bls mud.
Tn" location j. healthy and POSSESSES many hd""nSi'
so ILL., religious and Educational; F..n- within r:s 4
Hampton SIDNEY C"!,,s" ,II rnon Theological sc''''
=" a"i nl.p Very near Prot Br,nch'= Fcunlc SEMINAR
Il ,',Ty n-rd4 tse!i - pcrsOns d"ri'rHs "'
ucat!H: thea c!l:it!.c..
TIE purchaser the aiOSs mentioned i.opefY oi
also buy :" upon fair term. sky acres -. i"nd n
TO- but adjoining the sane H." quOrfcr part ~ wh'
Is wouiiani. adde's r:iaca EDWARD Court lilgse
HarcE - eli RlCEaRb II. HiTklsS. ir'I
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MAR RED.
Ed.

MARRGD or Tie .'h in.i, BY E"v O. I.ruN,.
hou.e OF Nr. G ". H. Tyler. Mr. EDWARD = ;,
ard NJ. MARY T. WOODY, Nil of,his ci, " 'A'
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CASTLE GARDEN AN EMIGRANT DEPOT.
New York, June 9.-The case involving the priv.
iiese Of using Castle Garden a. an emigraat depot
By the commissioners of emigration decided this
morning. Judge Hoffman decided every point in
contest in favor Of the commissioners, and removed
the temporary injunction.
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xn,,1SArInN rop cotEsNoR,

Loulsr1LLE, JrsE o.-The Journal announces that
received the Know Nothing nonination etr Governor.
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THE RlcHM0ND ENQUIRER.
sArUHpAY MORNING, JUNE o, 1853.

BY EITCHIE. PRYOR Il DCSSAVANT'
U'M F. RICHIE & ROGER A PRYOR, EDITORS
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Ypyi;I ,srriI,.r uhrf- Farm on NOr
in Gloucester county containing upWtru' :" 80
arrrs Of which rTnL' io' rr3u!Ids '"h ':'
,ur,,,,r hi.h lands well wooded with Ch"stut OAK n.y.
llrr lr nraliic lsEt cultivated III i've ne!d- y" go!
r..r!v enclosed with fencing AGi G.@e;nS p''i
we'll clover Mari is eaGnd"Et in ncmiE al! thf '
The Dwelling housc !. comr!odiori- ard the bprw az
Lrs carriage mouse servants houses. 81. nj! very gooa
hi,o Ia: &c BRICK ice hOusc, and very bold SltnS h'a'
the dwelling The locality lie healthy, and the ncisAO'
hood !, very desirable.
There ARE youu, orchards Of very s"'ec, varieties OF "
tho dirr. kinds Of fruit Tho public are invited to oN'
mine fl themselves.
Also ,r sale hall Gi valuable Gri,t Mil called Gov
! :. Gry I.,wouy c,y, J. J. DENNIS
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CHA CERi'-!h Hah''''
v " Court May :2i l-H .t pl,ir..a.

I'll. L., nj. .,H
Jaoo6 Holloway and Polly I!aIowayh' we f'''''-'
Susan Carter Snncv Chnkicy. Thomas j. ..f :,
Amanda lone, Scrri. T. Jones WdIHin "o''i'. %. :,
cbJrrn al LAIN WUodau vino ri" non re''men,' W.
riuip and whose names are uukre"n Os'I'
snd John t. Henderson ana E!'+S'''" i,,!cnin"'s
Tho h;.c, Of mi. sut Is for tic raj" OF a ,2f
,J t.;r, j., ,h. county of Hanover r. mai ~ e.
- Led bv i'hnrrs aili- the younger: ,;y;.iru
~ III, nj III. rl., Mill. the elder; hHi i" omit
ill., ,r,.ai. srsis, from said snG. among .b.ir b.
,Lcr,,o Tai dry came ~" ph!i''Hf W." ,b chilly
we, 49, ;I,s:f nl-o fled, appearing tHh' or r..
aga uPoI, "T ,,LG,. rHIp.s uukno~L ar ~,
o! John .,r,c on N" :l1fI Ui The pluint!f.
dcnts o. S i mid children Of the SAT! John W Is
d"r"d qua. ~. unknown, do appear hero, ":'''
"Ao." &C. due publication Ut this order. ~" "O
,.ara..ary to protect thc ~ ii'feSS 'H '' "
., = ''p' WM O. WESTON. c. u.
-EI1Vl7:I\Ii-IN ZIMMERMAN Rules held III I
u in.rt ottce Of Hsnrico County Court, on Mond'
the IN o. and Samuel Robinson Cole gree peTvtg ,
co.o!J,
80 Cole IA free person Of COLOR. per
80, NJ mi ,ujt is 70 procure partit!on NJ. Z
:, I .n,rcep.rs of two trbcIs oil land Tying 10
,n,v nj H.urico tine one containing ~! nt Coc,
o.J,.r I0i acres la,ely held and o"Trd ny \sn"
frre woman OF color; and i; pariii' " o,fbr ."ns
rd hn fonnJ imrracticah!c then !"f several copaFs
a di.,ribu,iyn OF the proceeds among :.
ncr-. ., nd f'rd :ha1 'i4'..r,i +,
hihonFt uH;s n,, rc.;irnt y. hi- ,e. 20 be :.
III Ifarda,, j. notified 10 appe', an the hrst Aoha
csrL,. office OF ths said 80 70 protect his tsp
!, LILY paxt and do what !. nv =
o., In this .ll, ! COPY NEs ILLsTT, q. L.
| June 4-laTi"
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FOR SALE

CommiEs0n Merchant, Richmond.
r. B. County Rights will bc sold on reasonable ,e
Feb 2l-ctt H. "
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MAYOR OF NuRroLK.-lInnter Woods, Esq. il
announced in the Norfolk papers. on the authority "i
IA large number OF citizen,," es Il candidate ter
Mayor of that city.
=. S.-A public meeting Of citizens of Norfolk,
over which Dr. Francis Mallory presided on Tuesday
evening last nominated Mr.. Wood-, tor the office OF
Mayor and IL other gentlemen for the various mu-
uicipai Offices OF thar city.
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Tho following !a,ncntaion of Jealous follower "
..Som~ il splendid specimen Of rhodomontade' IL
~;, hs rsws 70 most people in Virginia, that IN tue
lato election, the Democracy were re'''o''.
"Arnbs, Iindoos. Hottentots, aud Cinnamon "'''
hive beaten down tho 'aativc, iree-b"rn so'e'''s
people OF Virginia" Let every bod! ENJOY nra''.
iourb over the following Jeremlad OF the Le"'s""'7
vol Ern. a Wing Know Nothing Organ:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-24
lCO-PARTNEakSHIIP.

VyHE undersigned have this day formed partner
"a ship under the style and frm of GEo. FOSTER d Co
for the transaction ofa general F0rHarding and Com
issien Rxsiness and have erected for that purpose
spacious Fire-proof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and DUN
ha n streets and near Depot of the Evansville and
Or wfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise. rttH -
They will give special either BY
River Railroad Canal or Wagons and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates =
They will give personal attention to the purchase OF
salo Of Produce roceries in this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase Of Sugar and Moasses on the
Caast rs the Arm will be in the South during the
Winter.
lh...tI.nstron,1e N. w. FOSTER.
GRO. FOSTER,
a..IA W.M. AIKMAE.
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EVANSVILLE IND, SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER "a,
Gbt 9ailg Journal
IFrom the Knisksrbocker ]
3 a I I r DAD PERIEN NCE

met him in the cars.
Whore resign edly he sat;
His hair was full OF dust.
And 90 was his cravat,
He was Furthermore smhcllisAsd
By 8 ticket in his hat.
fhs heads of many men
We're bobbing as in sleep.
And many babies lifted
Their voices up to weep;
While coal dust darkiy fell
On bOnnets in 3 heap.
All the while the svaying cars
Kept rumbling o'er the rail.
And the frequent whistle sent
Shrisks of anguish to the GEls,
And the oinders battered down
On the grimy hoOr like hail.
When suddenly jEr.
And the thrice-repested bump.
Made ths people in alarm
From their easy cushions jump
For they deemed tie sound to BE-
The inevitable trump.
A splihssriRg crash below.
A doom fOreboding t.itch.
As the tender gave lureh
Beyond the flying switch,
And 3 maneling mass of men
Lsy writhing in the ditch
With palpitatng heart
Ny friend essayed to rise:
There were bruises on his limbs
And stars before his syes.
And his face was Of the hus
OF the dolphin when he dies.
was very we'll eontented,
Escaping with my life.
But my mutilated friend
Commenced loyal strife;
Being thersunto iHsited
By his lawyer and his wife.
And he writes me the resalt.
In his quiet way. as follows:
That his case ca up before
bench Of legal scholars,
Who award ed him his claim
OF $500!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-24

NEW ARlSANGEMENT.

Tyordsr that be able to devote my time more part
r II iariy to ths Iron HEAyY HARDWARE part ef
husinsss have disposed part interest in the
ssry house 20 Mr.. MATTHEW. DALZELL. who will co
tnue at stand under the style OF ORR DALZELL
everything in the Grocery
line this opportunity of retarnng my sincere
the house Tor the
and respectfully ask
thsm to their anf would
80 the very pay all gentlemen that they need
n.-.s ri isss 'A'' SAMUEL ORR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-24
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