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ben ,urhCbyssss, ihs 81 IT, and
81; s:s ; :s:'';,
Of officers, whcA aea ns Thepoar6 Of. Manassss g
,S... srs s% On = III.
things 70 .asoaI.s, him ' si.s,s ss q
he a.. sSi's q Captain W Whsts, w. s,oSs
Dale, neat church, with atty scholsis its ssihsth
and a' Attended church S4ss times du,ns hss .Say
Ss' ,o sn ISrs sSd eli ::
himself and hear all men,. Al New Georsis ssttsuent
he found i di!spies:ed and the rsssptured Abrams
settlements bad disappeared IN fifteen years r6e fms
we're badly cultivated and about one half the popus.
we're to be rten but xshmsn isyorts resting sHes
was nearly abandoned The people srs not prospssouA
receptacle for emgrants, which hsd been
originally built BY the United States governmeut for NJ
Sopsss good 'i farms and sugar nis rss .osr
mills were very badly managed They work men h.
can 90 as much Of them, and Is much easier neos
Mr. Hooper, eolorsd man, lately gardener to M Do
nason, Of Fifth avenue, had beautiful coffee plata
: :sapan: % African a ss' . :Ss s.s
and b. was honor 70 New York X siiisSors !:
but on the farms things wsre encouraging Ala 70 get
engines would be repaid II furnished Tia Monro-
vsn coffee sxcslled that Of the Brsxs Emigrants 10
Africa they suffered - reported, II thsir eva
Thought - Liberia was most pfoinc in producing svs
thing necessazy for mans support. On fAe<6.
ehsnan--A nsss boy maD-but found that No naxk
bsa ben ls p shsw the s.act spst erasss sss
Bcpsd that astiss nsasn sns would = ssnt - $50
New York or Philadelphia On the st. Johns kbaw
the farm Of Mr. SEYMOUR late Of Hartford Conpy w.
was uakisg may iupyoTsmsats. II. Jaskson~asoDo04
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ANNIVERSARY, WEEK.
-, = ->~--~-~-~--~~~--~>-~-->~~-~-
The Closlng Proceedings I'm the Metropolis
NEW YORK PRISON ASSOCIATION.

NEW YORK PRISON ASSOCIATION.
The ninth anniversary OF the Prison Association Was
held Thursday night in the Church of the Purtans at
Union square. The audience was not large, owing TO
the other anniversaries which attracted the public at
the same time Mr.. Rensselaer, NJ Ravens presided and
upoa taking the chair he stated briefly the objects Of
the society to be reform the criminal and restore him
to society and standing, and give him work and the
means of living.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.. CUYIER, after
which the annual report read, fsom which take
the following Statistics
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there deeply interested in the civilization and cDwazl
progress Of the ''poor beniehtsd African"
Arson G. Phelps, Esq, presided 49,
the exercises by bessechiDg God bless Africa her sons
her daughters and the entire people Of bsr race scatgs
over the world 1885,.
ThsSecretary, Mr. DissoswAr, then read the
report, from which il appeared that 49,
There was received during the year, from al ,
hsurees........ 1oaa
The next paper in order was the annual reports
which the following il an interesting ahsrrAct;-~
presenting the annual report the Board Of MsnaEe
Of the Almighty which has been the eesrs
managers Of this society during tie yeay one only
Of Vice PRESIDENT hss eeass hs ssrklyiU
bcrs he long permitted to do kood iamohg his fssN
highly s9asi fsHs's sns
that amidst the very general falling receipts g
State COLONIZATION societys receipts are about hs zane q
they were last year.
Reeeips-DonAtions IA ~
Church collections Si2 ~
Iegaeies JoW ~
bhf payable osa< Vo
81, 81 %
Payments-Due Treasurer April l, 1854, .Slt %
Emigranis and Am. Col Soc. .............7.77g ~
General exI enses, agencies and Col. Jour924y 70
H,s71 u
Recefpts-Cash on hand april l. 1854 49,. 1858 "
etoek ana o0nds' 40 W a.. a,
Int. on bond and received on account of =
-, Leg. lbioomnedl. ................... ZTs2 %
.o.. yi4,sis q
.o ps'f sSS1lssassip a and BON
y Cash.s .-......,.................ty. 1905 81 =
,,.h,,, {: --$4,s4b ~
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The arrests for offences Of all ptons were, in
1851. 1924 1858. 1856
1857. .36,25S 1854. .527l0
arising from during the same years, r
1881 1853 - t95
1852 ~, SIG 1854 $3.50
Places where Intoxicating liquors we're sold:.' -
$3.50. a. ~ 60 .~sDec 81, 1885, Dec. 81, ls0f
In licensed shops ...tE...... .6,S5l "a. oN1
IN unncensed shops. ..,........a..s ~ i,ooi
Total. =. -. !, =. 7Jf5 6,657
Kept open on Sunday. 80. $3.50 $3.50
The crimes against property In the city, including arson
attempt to steal BURGLARY forgery felony
fraud sAmb r. grand, petit and constructive larceny
passing money obtaining goods under false
fences picking pockets robbery and receiving stolen goods
were, in
5l56 1858. .si:... $500
1857. 5,I67 1854. 1856
The nearly mere cures can,
the extent the services through the
agent 81 ts convict and detsnton
Situations obtained for dSonicts from Sing
Sing.... S....E :.yts. .G..... S2
Situations obtnsd for discharged cohyics fronBlack
Persons discharged through our s
Persons aided with money. go
Persons furnished with clothing l3l
forded l3A
Complaints abandoned by advice. ........... ITO
Tot nf ;daA IN
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Total Of discharged and detained prisoners aided in

This is however, numerical statement; exhibit
the amount good work executed and the influences
which have been exerted of hearts by in
trposion Of character the ordinary practice
courts and counsel would reGuirs volume The bare
facs contained in the of the New York Prison Aso
cation would excite interest in the Christian reader
surpassed by works Of The good thus
sectea mas Al oeen performed with the small sum o. S
was the remainder Miss Dsmit several
the apprehension of day Of need That time at LAST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES B. MARSH,
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

NO. % Monroe street, wheeling, fns
NRXT DOOR uEEHR, uTT ANDCo.
AM now receiving al my store roam on Monroe
street large aTd elegant assOTtmeHt OF boots and
SHOES, Which had selected with srea: and had
1Iactrad by Tie best wOTnen in the East, expressly tor
this trade. am now prepared 10 accommodate Gus
TONERS elmer wholesale retail with variety offspring
and S'mner Goods lot 10 be surpassed by ANY other
biiity.
Amongst which viii be found the following seasOnabc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
HIGHLY IMPORTANT

NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered for saving
labor end expense in washing Clothing House Clean
ing. Linens and COttons washed By thus Fluid viii be
winter and softer Than than il bleached the grass
WARRANTED not to iniufe the fabric. Every lady NAV
satisfy herself that roiut by soaknga piece OF Cotton
Linen III the Fluid, full strength for "a hours which
viii clearly show that 1t pul ely ha armess when
dilu,el with gallons Of water to hal pint OF fluid
The CLinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single siXpenCs which will buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber, who haslate
Iy purchased the right for Ohiocounyt, Va
JAS. MELLOR,
AuF9 No. 96, UniOIiSt., Wheelieg Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
DagnerreotvneS-

All ESsRs. BEAMER s. TURTON, having taken the
Il Rooms formerly occupied by MI L. TarbeIl as la.
gueTrean Gallery. OF Main and Rde streets, Cen
tire Wheeling, beg leave to solicit share patronage
from his friends and the public at large.
They make 1t rule not to let any pictures so out bul
what are satisfactory, and will executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly
Crdes ie here for sign painting win be attended TO
by ]. Tu1ton & Brother. mr24-Sm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
CAPS.

UAPS.
p ECElVED this day, the hest assortment of Gents
IL youths, and ehilden's cloth caps, brought
this city, having been selected with great regards
style and quality They comprise in part iolOwS:
Gents cloth OPERA black and whites gents hair cloth loj
black, dTab and green riding hunting and Apollo eals.-
Aso the Egyptian Perennial cricket cap article;
together with every other description OF hat
mrI4 s, n. HARPER d SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

Eor advertisements
,n,u inserted lOr IOngertine than two mouths,
Of 80 per cent. the above will be made for
c square for tho first three months and 90 per cent
s va4 fah5 business OF ssquare Oress
nor rnuui. ouG
rdr bas ess or professional cards, one square, psr
ono
halt !. :. I" :. '.'.'''.'.' '.'.'''.'...''''. SSSS SSS9
,nd tiprerc cent ON the above for inside.
communications charged at 90 per thou
'aTg es notices charged $50 per square, annu
0T frst square and rate OF discount thereon or
number OF squares as under the general He"' an"
with monthly change, one
,niare IN M
,nts rviih weekly chalge. '"'V0
So,'ss ot lea hs inserted suiuitOusly, but funeral
pntirR charged.
Marriage notice charged. :. :. - "
XonStiHns, charged each candidate lor sePa 60
ale ofce iise rted month or less III auNahSe H'
ns'ouS Ho''~'2 + K. BARTLESON,
JOHN r. RUSSELL,
BEATTY II Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
CITY BUSINESS.
Eagle Forge, Wire g. Iron Works

ATATUFAcTUREE Oi ali sizes Eiar and Fancy Iron,
w K r. Axesi heavy ard light FoTstlgs, BoileF Xiv.
gRaiirOai and Suspension Bridge IRON work made to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

NOTICE
HE undersigned, having bought the entire stock
/ Oods belonging to Messrs. Wheeler d Lakin, Mcr.
Chant TulOrs. would beg inform citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying the
Chant Tailoring business in the formerly
occupied by MessTs. Wheeler d Lakin, and having OBJ
aincd the services of both the former propr is he
is rreaIed 10 make up to order every article in line,
III the latest style aud best nanneT very short 1tce
and very low for s Having large stock hand
he is determined 10 sell verylo, to reduce his STOCK and
make room for the Spring Goods Now s rare chance
TO get good clothing cheap lie will warrant every article
to be recommended, or no sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've US cali,
At Q, Washington Hall.
ian1o j H. STALLMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

Removal.
NTcCLALLENS d KNOX have removed their ITlOIe.
1 sale Stock Of Boots and ShOes, the story
brick building,
No. II3, Main Street,
few buildings North Of the Merchants Mechanics
hank on the opposite side Of the street. and doors Sou
OF Wm. T. Selby's dry good store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House, tRey confident that with their increased acili
ties doing BUSINESS they offer merchants still
greater inducements for buying than heretofore.
dc=S Nicola LIENS u KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONs.

PIANO FORFES AND MELODEONS.
lust OPENED, fine Rosewood Piano FOrtes, from
y Chckerfng & Sons mandatory, and Stodart & CO.
New Ork, including fine Rosewood Piano. 81 octave
all OF which are offered at factory prices
AsO-alaTge package Of fashionable music &C. Union
Now isthe time If you want bargain.
1rs1 j MEEJnR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11

InstantGne,us Liquid Hal. Dye.
ITO those wishing hair dye that may be depended up
on, we can rully recommend the above The best
OTciLy reference can be given to its superiority
everything of the Kind in use For sae wholesale
nar31 Sole agents in This CITY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
DaPnerreotvnes.

SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ADVANCEMENT,
lkENESSES taken with all the reCentt improvements
IL without any unnatural whiteness OF Lair gley ep
Pearance black dresses. Every style OF always
OH hand. Prcefrom one dollar upwards.
Rooms, No % Monroe street, near the Court House
aug3O WIN COwDEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
FALL FASHIONS FoR HATS.

THE subscriber is prepared furnish his patrons and
the public with superior Hats OF tue latest Fall Styles-
vi those who think enough Of their heads to indulge Them
IN Oi elegant and easy fitting Hat, will please
drop in and let take survey their cranium
with COMO: in all such guarantee
10 furnish splendid Hats that will tito T, without any
extra charge.
Find the rightrlace, No s5, sign OF tie big Red Hat
second do south the North Western Bank, Main St,
auga6 co W. W. JAMIsoN.
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Also gfeat variety not here enumerated, which VIII
sell al wholesale Ieail the reasonable terms
Merchants from distance will lind their advantage
Call aud eXamlne my stock before tiey make then
SrriIg and SInhner puTchases.
anIS ] T. MARSH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-11
FALl STOCK
Fall Fashion for Hats.

Ed44 r dSu1Ou GOT daCS.
TNHE subscriber prepared to furnish his numsr-
GUS na'Tons and all the rest OF mankind with spien.
IA4EST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which Tor endurance, bCHuty OF and finish, ckUnot be
surpassed and whom shaped to the head
tive, ft with perfect ease.
ALSO. eceving large of mems, youths and
children son Hats, comprising black, nsPFed, plain,
EOn ivention ngTahaM, Young merica,eC tOgelh
witha fine mems, yOnhs thildIen'a
Caps, n OF which offered at lowest prices, Wholesale
and retail.
SepIl W. W. JlMESON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
REDUCTION OF THE TARIFF.

The Democratic members Of the present Congress
Gaaea;:bly deserve tho rc7.oach Of Il disregard Of the
obligations OF party aad OF the interests Of the coun-
Try, IN falling 10 reduce IN: burden imposed upon the
people by the cxorbi,ant rates Of ,ha Tariff of &c.
Ine Tariff OF IS was Simply Il rcco -ni,;on of the
principle of Free Trade; aud ia development, wa.
postponed 10 Il moro p~ropi;ious period 10 n period
when The priuciple should DC less embarrassed Inv i.-
ucfance and prejudice, aud whom the Democratic par
~ should possess the power Ia carry their .rca, re-.
forms 10 q final ani complete triumph.
10 this matter Of Free Trade the conviction of the
public mind IS in advance of the policy of govern.
r,en:. tbs people, in tins instance. are ahead of their
representatives, as indeed they are in every wise ani
liberal movement. The school o. the Pro.cc,ioniste
las few, If any. disciples among the masses; lis cham.
pio,s a.c found only among the interested n~polosists
OF privilege and monopoly. Since 1914 the mind o!
the country has been r:pe fo- the thorough reform OF
its commercial system, aud its aspiration has beer
baked by TIC timidi,y or ~treachery of government.
At last the Democratic party have acquired control
Of the policy OF the government; and they should
no longer resist the impulse Of the popular mind, nor
delay 10 fulfil their pledge 70 the country by relieving i,
from the ~exactions OF IN unjust, and burdensome i'm
post. The President has invited Congress to co-ope-
rate ia a reduction ofthe duties. The condition Of the
country and the State Of the public finances, are pre-
eminenuy favorable 70 the reform. The price Of
goods is out Of proportion to the reward of labor, and
the reduction of taxation would be an appropriate
concession to the necessities Of the poor. The trea-
sury is full to ~replotion, and it is essential as well to
the purify and economy OF Government, as to tho in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
MOVEMENTS OF THE MASSES.

The Democracy Of thesrarious counties are active
" organizing for the canvass. The Democrats oi
Culpcper, iunier the lead OF the gallant and gifted
Barbour, were first in the field, with n hearty and cm-
phatic response 10 the nominations of the Stanton
Convention. Old Rockingham followed with u pledge,
in tho name of the Tenth Legion, of It's entire vote
for Wise, McCoInas ind Bococh. Clement X. llar-
rs, the popular and efficient Senator from Federal
Augusta, is devoting the utniost energies o! ms I'M
,iriny nature, TO the support OF our cause; ana we an
ticipatc decisive results from his efforts. Harbour ""'
Harris wero the fast and un'ompromisIng iricnu' I'll
Shelton r. Lrakc i'll the Sta'in'"n conventions "'i
they are the earliest in the field for " Use. lhlSis'hcriS"'
spirit. Yesterday we published the resolutions "l Il De-
mocratic meeting in Winchester, in which the nomin"-
non of Wise, MuConas and Bocock, was ratified with
enthusiastic. John Randolph Tucker addressed the
meeting with an c~loqucnce which ai;csis that he Is
kindred in genius as well a. in blood 10 tie distinguish
cd orator whose name lc is destined still farther 10
illustrate. Ii it is not necessary II may not nc a'his',
10 mention in this conn,Xiou. thu; Mr.. Tucker entire
ly approves the course OF his friends in refusing +"
put him in nomination against Col. Bococ!., for whom
he ~enter,aius the wurgars: friendship aud esteem, in II
professional as well Us u personal sense.
Encouraging intelligence reaches us from every
quarter OF the Stale. The Democracy have discov-
cred the aim of the enemy, aml they bccint I" manifest
the ardo: aud energy .! other days. Their pride IS
touched and their zeal quichencd BY the insoici!t de-
claru,ion OF the Richmond Wing, that the Gotns "Ad
Fanials stall be tryt9,d, and the reign OF Il Wing
dynasty be restored. They roPel the threat with de-
hance and with stern resolution 10 preserve the honor
and the ascendancy of the Democracy in tho Old Do
minion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09

4 Democrat Gfrn.r county, in III" Vale! D"iNHr:af, DC.
clmrcs thar he rrccr'ly heard II "" li,r"at in Page. vino
.u.h. Ia know. -rv tin h:. w" viii ~, -. hai: the De
mncr"ilc vote. ii jin, c"uu:y. l. = -,nl".i, ".-s, :aa; i.r
Know SurIinc vote III id.r. h"ch.m"'n'". g.. will aston.
H., Inc old democratic irniurs. = !i,rrar': ';g:'"'.
We are laYpy Ia iuinrn mur esteemed contemporary
that the impressions submitted ~ IN Democrat in
Page" are rapidly disappearing before the democrat
ic blaze Of enthusiastic fire, now 81 brilliantly burning
on our mountain tops. a rrcrn: intercourse with the
democracy Of Page has convinced Us Tint ;He right
wing Of the Tenth Legion viii do her dury. II our
Wig friends calculate upon an! 'lisaiTcc On in the
gallant little cockadr county nfl'agc. they will be wu-
fully disappointed. Wills, ia" Tenth Legion d,mnc.
racv almost unanimously preferred "roihcr distin-
guished democrat, ~ their leader, vt hey will gal
lantlv sustain the nominees .: ;hcir party. II Know
SothinrisIn prospers no better n ":hcr portions OF the
State than in Rockingham and Page. they will come
on, at the little end If the horn. IL is very true,
sninc few Democrats have put On Way rays by
joining these midnight pln,tcrs. yet they ARE easily
spared. Their places vii! he iil,d by gallau, young
Democrats, chips OF the Old block.
10 our brethren throughout the State we say. that
the Democracy of the Tenth Legion vii do their du-
ty. We will give our usual majority. which has ul-
ways been n death shot 10 ~wlisg"ry in This State
Pclky Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
TnIErY-qIlImD Co>GEE---.d SESSION.
SArrHpNY. J,HCAKr t., 1879.
The SCmni" Tas moi ~ Session To-day.
unI-SE Oh, kEHEESENIAlLNE,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Maxwell! asked, but did not "h'ulr, l"av" ',ul.
Ter q resolution calling um TIA" President 81 the Il.
ted S;lt,- Ia furnish the ll"u-" WIKI The humber ul
person. f,.i,iiu. situations in The departments. del.
ila'iur those upI"imtrd -imrc MSrriI !tH, 1913, haI
-in,in. il- numt".r al I"GrIGn birth.
Mr.. Rr;UIy offered II JOINT resolution, which va,
passed, excluding the puplr printer. mi"t the sHp,gu-
trudcmt al public printing from 'hc benefit 81. .'~p
luton passed M the last session. giving extra r.Gra-
sntl"n To III" employees 81 ut !cSIeiali'' ""ta.iU1ht
ii tn" government.
NJ. t.iuHnan asked Uuanimou. consent /" mlk"a
personal explanation. II l. due tu >u.!Gs srntlrnuu. ~
well Il, myself. he sand. that -hnIid naA" IL. Ihru
IL Il statement IA som" newspapers r,iHiIyr H. iu"rn
mnI IL "i til" gentleman from NIrgtum, Mr. Iy.,
the chairman at IA" committee on foreign aui..
ma It" Tie other gay upon ic question III ":lurius u..
mra!Itliion I" the European powers now engaged
Wa, which. II Il has gone uut. docs Il Exile Iuiu,tt,. 10
myself and the "Ilrr members ui ih" culnuii,,.-
! wish To STATE that when the committee. Two "r i.lr.
weeks ago, with very great umauirniiy, AUTHORISED uu
to report the ,uciiaiirn proposition. the proposition
nlIuird To- 10y Mr.. liayly wi. not known 10 tho inrln.
hrrS of TINT committee. IN point 81 fact. II wa rnnlo
known To me, n, we'll ~ 10 HE gentleman, only on tn,
y,ly .!uv prc"inu. 20 nv -p"akius "u the rWuiccr.-
This fac; ought 10 b. understood, D-rnn-t. H." mean.
Lrrs ni the ranunlii,rc would n"t probably have acted
n they did with Il knowledge "I THIS circumstance. !
saw further that, when Tia. COMMUNICATION va" mad, ]
informed til" gentleman from Virginia tAn; indifference
Ia ia" information, il would not b." uac">shry i"r ham to
cull the cummi!i," together t. RECONSIDER the subject,
Tor that | would waive the RIGHT tor the present 10 ir-
por; on ;hc subject. may farther LAY that the Ini"t.
mntiuu docs l"r, IN my judgment. chdnT" III all thu
pr"pr!riy al maxim the movement. | suggested. but
% IrgsuM- winch II J. not proper tot me L. ata'", de-
cline taking any step. AT Tins time. This much ! d..
sire Ia be- undcr'io1,i, in ili-tic" 10 the opinions al tie
c"InnIti"" aud L" myself.
Tn" House then went into committed on priva;o
bill, and after passing seventeen, adjourned Ill Tuc-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-09
DEMnCn ATTIC MEET NJ

In order To- secure the organization of the Domocra-
cy of Shenandoah, the Tenth Legion Announces that
II public meeting will BE- held III the Court House on
MONDAY next, aud SAYS: III we can concentrate the
"ucrgics nf the Democratic party upon those VIII"
have been chosen I" represent our principles, II will
hr invincihlc aud imprcgnahlc to aitack from al
quarters, whether from open enemies or concealed
toes. But ii We shall be trLnd sleeping nj our post,
like unfairh!ul soldiers. while orr comrades arr On
gagged III activ" SERVER. we may be. nay, We shnll b.,
defeated. lie, u, therefore, grid up our loIns and
vindcarc our claim Ia that proud and cnviable lis
tinrti"n which has heretofore given L" old ShenHn.
ioah tn" title Of 'TESrI LEGIuN nt EIRGINI, DE-
NoCRACY.'"
We chccrtIlly concur with our nciChbor. and urge
upon the Democracy the Necessity and advantage al
an early organization. Let here be at the meeting
~ Monday such II demonstration IA will convince. our
enemies thar VIC nrc determined never 10 sacrifice. nnr
glorious ti~tIc.-iSprT t DmDc,"cy, Nnr .uDyk,t.