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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
Lnneaster Markets.

GAZETTE OFFICE, June Z, is55.-our
quotations this morning are as follows
wheat. l,80. Flour. Gag, so per barrel;
Corn. 65; Rye, go; Oats, IS cts; @over.
seed $50; Timothy seed, Sad, 90; Pota-
toes. l,5o, Flax seed. cal 90; But
ter. 12al5c; Eggs, 6 cents, Salt, $3.50
Beans. 200; Soaps. 5@6c: Coffee.
12laI5c; Tea, H50ca1OO;--Molasses, 40
Sugar, 74asc. White Fish l2a94 90 Der
barrel; Pickerel 10, 90 to / 9. 90; Rice 81ae.
a37c; Vinegar, 18a26c; Tobacco, 95a35c;
Hay. 1l,00aI2,Oo. Tallow l04 per brl.
Whisky. 3sc. Wool aoa33c.
The demand for all kinds of produce has
become limited. Spectators choosing to
hold on for the new crop which bids fair
for an unusual yield in this section Of the
State. There is yet some wheat and oats
in the county. but farmers are holding on
for advances while the,market only pre-
sents downward tendency.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

super6ne S.s7ao.75; exha II, i,5OaiI.75.
Corn, yellow los. white f.15at 90.
Oats, ii sacks 6Oa69. retail G4a65.
Whisky. 81, DEMAND limited,
Pork. mess retailing per bbl. i6. 6.75AIf:
uninspecled l6. 90 and market very dull.
Bacon. demand firm. Sides II IA
Shoulders 81; Hams plain cauvassed and
Sugar cured l2alS.
Lard. No. 1. lie; small prime lots r.
Beef. no sales Of moment, mess in small
lots I6. .5OAl7,5
Hay. demand limiied--western s29a3o
per ton.
Rice. demand limited. sales for Califor.
MA at 1a74.
ExcHASIEs.-ThO supply Of bills has
been light, bat the deDaahd has also been
limited.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

A JERsEYMAN CoMMANLING IN THE CRI
MEA.--MJor Burr Porter, of Newark, N
j., left that city some months since to ioir
the Turkish army in the contest with Rus
sia. The Newark. Daily Advertiser con,
tains a letter from J. Porter Brown, ESQ,
OF the U. S. Legation at Constantinople,
dated April 80, in which Mr.. Brown states
that Major Porter is now serving in regi-
ment Of the Sultan's cavalry, at Eupato-
ria. He is now Bin Jashi, major, J
though more correctly Lieutenant Colo
mel, for he commands one thousand men.
Omar Pacha and Berlin Pacha General
Gavin, spoke to Mr.. Brown at Balaklava,
in warm terms of Major Porter, and he is
considered one Of the bravest and efficient
of the foreigners in the service of the
Sultan.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
Further Particulars of the Riot at Port.
ian

BosroN, June 4.-The Portland papsrs
give additional particulars of the attack on
the building. They state that twas made
chiefly by boys who threw stones, DC.
The Mayor appeared on the ground -four
ishing sword, attended by two military
companies, whom he had ordered out: that
the appearance of the Mayor and military
exasperated the crowd, who received them
with groans and Kisses. The Mayor or
dered the Infantry to FIRE which the Cap
tain refused to obey, and said the circum-
stances did not call for such extreme
measures. The rifle guard soon afer ap-
preached, and the mob having broken open
the door, section of the company by or
der of the Mayor, fired, killing one man
and wounding six orseven.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

EThe New York Herald says that
the State Department of Washington has
received information that the Vceory OF
Egypt has adopted the project to cut
through the Isthmus of Suez, and to con-
stilute universal company for the per-
formance of the work, in which capitalists
of all nations may take part. The pro-
posed canal will shorten the commercial
highway from New York to the Indian
ocean 2,439 leagues.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

STATISTICS OF LOWELL MANUFACTURES.
The capital invested in the manufactor-
les of Lowell on the lst of January amount
ed to over $l4,ooo,ooo. There are fifty
two mills running. 37l, 1888 spindles, and
II, 1,4o7 looms. AT these and other de-
partments of the woollen and cotton man
ufacture, 8,793 females and 4,542 males
are employed. This working force pro-
duced weekly 2, 9,238, 900 yards of cotton
cloth. 10000 yards of woollens, $4,000
yards of carpeting, and so rags, consum-
ing therefore 735, 900 lbs Of cotton and 9o,-
600 Bs Of wool.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
NEW STORE-NEW GOODS
W ~ MVD II

TEAS just received and is now opening general
usually found In Dry Goods trade consisting In part
Caiicos, Prints, Lawns, Ginghams,
Brown and Bleached Musns; s, & 10 quar- Sheetings
Black and Fancy Dress Silks; Dslahes; Barages
Alpaecas, plain and figured;
Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs and Cravats:
Bonnets and Bounet Ribbon; Cloths and Caslmeres;
satnets aud Flunnes; Checks, Tickings, and
Mems Summer Ware of all kinds,
together with variety OF other goods for Ladies' and
Gentlemen. All of which have been purchased at
very low prices & will be sold equally low for CASH
or COUNTRY PRODUCE ONLY.
His Store will be found two doors West OF the Fair
6eld County Savings Institute and opposite Shn1ers
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio. May "a, 1855
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
CITY COyRECTIONARY,

TENHE undersigned, having recently fitted up rooms
Il in Martins row, Immediately under the Ohio
Eagle Printing Office and one door north Of the Pos,
ONCE, most respectfully invite public attention to
their extensive and we'll selected stock of CoRseiOa
aries consisting of candies of their
which they will sell at Wholesale and retail prices
Lemons, Oranges, Figs, ,HaisOns, Dates,
First Quality Catawba Wine and Ale,
Tobacco, Cigars, &c., &c, constantly kept
hand.
We eare also fitting In hne style for Ladies' sum-
Saloon, the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. KISa
where the refreshments of the will be In read
ness at all hours HENLY & LADABACGH.
y9Dril 10. 1855-No. 49-t-f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
From Washington.

WAsuINoToN, June 5.-The Intelligen-
Ger, this morning, published brief note
from Soule, in relation to the letter Of Mr.
Perry. and says it does not contain one
word of truth, and that this letter shows
the Jesuit and felon all over. He threatens
to show Mr.. Perry up in most unfavora-
bic position.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
Wool M0rlkef.

NEw YoRK, May 3o.-WOOL-The
market continues bare Of Domestic Fleece,
and with an equally insignificant demand
prices cannot be said TO have varied mate
rally; the sales are $4,000 lb in lots at
38a4oc. for good three-quarters blood. as
TO condition. Pulled is scarce, but hat
ters are not in the market at present. For
eign is in limited supply, but the inquiry is
only moderate sales of 60 bales unwashed
II.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

CRoPs IN ALABAMA.-The Montgomery
Gala Advertiser, of May Goth, says that
Several fine rains fell in different portions
of Montgomery county within the last few
days"
A letter from Randolph county, (Ala.)
where the people lately apprehended great
distress, from scarcity of food. says. 1--WE
have had rain. and the prospect of fair
yield Of wheat is good"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
Cattle Market.
From sbS .NsE York TSibuas Of JsnsI.
new York. Nav g

l.
New YoRK. May 81.
RECEIPTS OF THR WEEK.
Beeves 3,O2l Sheep&Lambs 5.el6
Eeals 2.2l8 Swine 4,272
Mulch Cows 32l
Total number Of Animals 15.643
Total the previous week 1880
CURRENT PRICES THIS WEEK BEEvKs.--
These are sold by the head at a price
equal TO the value per pound of the esiima-
ted weight OF beef in the quarters. The
hide and tallow or "flfth-quarter" is not
counted iu this market. Il is in Bos-
ton.
TIE PRICE To DAr p h will average
l2c.
First quality l3al51c.
Medium l2al2tc.
Poorest Ila1Itc.
But few sales over IA or under l2c.
PRICES OF VEAL CALvEs.-The rate at
which such Calves as are fit to eat sell for
all the year is from 4 to 7c per lb., live
weight.
A class called 'kittens'-that is, Calves
from one 10 six days old-sells from les
to 8 asa each.
Another class. called "grass Calves"
generally sold at four to six months old,
brings 3 to 81.
A good fat Veal often brings 2oaS30.
MILK Cows.-The price of Cows depends
as much upon fancy as the price of Horses.
Ordinary cows. 25aS3O; good fair cows,
35as4o; extra quality, with calf, 45aS5O.
SHEEP AND LAARs.-CommOn Sheep. S.
6OaS8; extra Sheep, l0asis; Lambs, 8 5a
81.
SwISE.-Ohio corn-fed Hogs. small size.
for market retailing, 5ia6c, live weight;
still-fed Hogs. 5ia6c; Hogs for packing,
5ia6c. live weight; large Hogs, corn-fed
dead weight. 7a74c, for the very best.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
LOOKING GLANSES.

q AN at all times prepared a. furnish LOOKING
u GLASSES In Mahogany, Walnut or Rosewood
Frames. Looking Glass Plates, Pictures Frames, &c.
Also, Gilt Frame, Glasses Of all sizes aud styles,
Portrait Frames, Picture Frames, and general as
sortmcnt OF Pictures and OIL Paintings at wholesale
and retail, at the lowest prices. &C. GEST,
49, No. 9 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
March 8, lS55-4A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
New OrIcnns nfarket.

From the Pieayuneo OF the aeih, ultimOl
New ORLEANS, May eS.--Sugar, prime
6a64; choice CT; Clarified 6a8 and 6rm.
Molasses, l9aae for fermenting, a5a28
for re-boiled; City refneries selling at 99a
30--uo animation in the market.
Flour, the market continues unsettled.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
NOTICE.

"AviEG purchased OF Tom. s. Slaughter, Esq,
III the entire Gazette establishment, with all un-
settled subscription and advertising continued In the
paper the first of May last, general settlement
with all the patrons ofths paper knoWinE themselves
thus indebted becomes desirable, previous to Mr..
Saughter's val west. WehOpe our patrons will
act accordingly. GRo. w. Mac ELRoY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
CoMMERcIAL INTKLLIdRNCR.
EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE TABLE
cSrrsssd ssstIy ~ IHaSfia Co. s5tAs ErsAssSs Bsnk

AflACAAAANe1 ANAS DAMN BILE
cSrrssfsd vssty ~ Hsrfia4 Co. s5tLs E1sAssrs Bsnk
LANCASTER.
OHIO. TENNESSEE.
Al State Branches a1d Old Banks SSe dis
state Stock Banks par Fres Banks seedls
Except cd plate Stats LOUISIANA
Stock Pc dis AL Solvent Banks mar
INDIANA. NORTH CAROLINA
state Bank par All Solvent Banks SHe dis
Pree Bznka 9tOa5 pedis GEORGIA.
KENTUCKY. An Solvent Banks SDe Al,
All Solvent Banks par SOUTH cAKOLtSA.
VIRGINIA. All Solvent Banks lee dlS
Old BaBts per ILLINOIS.
Free Banks par All Solvent Banks 5pe dis
EHeeptTrans-Ahe WISCONSIN.
EhAny 23 pc dis All Solvent Banks see dis
AL East. Solvent Bks par MICHIGAN.
MISSOURI. All Solvent Banks SHe dia
State Bank par
Unless offered IN payment Of bills or on deposit,
notes Of less than SIO Issued By Banks
oat this State Cespeeiaiy Western potss are not
oqdal 70 foregoing quotations.
Sgld, selling at Y c pronIun.
Exchange
Following rates Of Interest allowed on deposits:
For 3OtO ~ dAys3 cent. For 10 10 montls6 ut
10 months p - One year TO-
II Deposits made In Coin, certificates made psyable
In nme. Money mators qniei, Ind the supply Is now
equal 70 all EhOiesuaie demands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
NOTICE.

FUNHE undersigned has beon appointed RaeeIver OF
the effects Of G. W. wILLHITE. All persons
indebted to the same, must make mne ediaie payment
Lancaster, June :, lS55-3w5+ H. BELL, Receiver.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

MISUNDERSTANDING, Noble coun-
ty. on the 28th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Wolf,
Mr.. SILAs LION and Miss EDITH LAMB
Er. - r C3-ID -li0 EGCIT
This reminds us of that Millennial era
spoken of in Holy Writ: "The Lion and
the Lamb shall lie down together, and a
little child-"ou bibleis lost and we for
get the remainder of the quotation.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
WE ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR THE
PeacOck'S Improved Steel PlOw,

warranted IN all respects equal and in
same superior TO ant other new in use.
NHIS factory has been In operation during the last
80 years, but for the last few years their ntteL
hon has been given particularly to The Improvement
OF tue Steel aold-Board Plow. Any amount Of Med
the reports OF farmers from different parts OF ths
country, where they have been in competition with
other popular PlOWs, than do I'll cir being Judy
ed BY sight or even slight trial at a fair
large assortment OF the different sizes constantly
Oh hand. which DO at our warehouse or by en-
qury atour Book Store IS Main ST., Whites Block.
Every PlOw sold BY T. 10 warranted.
Feb. p, 1855. JEFFRlRS, WOOD & Co.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

"a letter from Rome states that the
golden rose, which the Pope blesses every
year, and presents TO some female sover.
eign, is this year to be given to the EN-.
press Of Austria"
We hope that that Rose will have safe
and prosperous voyage from the City o.
seven hills. to the Austrian Capital-that
her Majesty,the Empress, may have good
time in keeping the aforesaid Rose in full.
bloom.-and we humbly hope that the
Allies and the Russian Bear will hold a
"four points Conference" over the matter
and see that tbs properly cared for,- Yer
bum sat.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

FAR MERS' LOOK to your INTEREST.
Wanted Immediately, $4,000 bush. Corn,
10000 Wheat,
For rAisL r' EH HpsstAs AisAs nerE. prise IN sasA.
HAVING established ourselves In the produce bu-
slnsss, Farmers all times sell us all kinds
of eralh Tor tue cash nj market prices. Another OBJ
ject We eAh weigh your ehrS iUAd at drnuEht and
unload with half tho time OF ant other WhArehouse In
Lancaster As plan Is entirely new 10 ut in
Vte Investigation. JkFFRIES, WOOD 4 co.
Lancaster. PsrLruAry -, le55-t2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

Provisions and board have risen in Paris
so per cent. The government are placing
some restriction upon the prices. i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

An emigrantto Liberia writes:-This
is fine country. 1t is one of Gods fa-
vorite places on earth. Gardens may be
planted at any season. Lima beans, if
planted once, remain for six or seven
years, and sweet potatoes are as fine as
ever saw, and not of one kind only. We
have great many other fine things. Plan
tain and rice make kind of bread that is
as nice as pound cake. Palm oil makes
most everything to eat. In this country
there is just as fine living as in any other.
Yellow people in this country live Just as
long as black people. I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
N II w no q YA s
just RECEIVED AT

SEARLE'S BOOK STORE,
Opposite ShRffer's Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
TEONEY MOON and other Comalities from Punch
Il 4 Autobiography OF an Actress, by Mrs. Mowath
Journey to Central Africa, by Bayard Taylor
Kansas and NebI aska, by Hale
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, by Mrs. Stowe
The Better Land by Thompson
Napoleon & his Army, The Camp Fires Of Napoleon.
fine lot Of fAnnuals for 1855, and fine lot OF small
Gift Books of all kinds.
Catholic Prayer Books Episcopal Prayer Books, and
large lot of Family Bibles and Pocket Bibles at
reduced prices
School BOoksand Stationery at Wholesale & Retail.
Pocket Wallets, Port Monies, and Pen Knives fur
sale at the Book Store Of JOHN SEARLES,
Oct. 26, lS54-25 OppOsite Shgfsr's Hafei.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
TO MERCHANTS.

"R are prepared to handle Goods OF all d-scrip-
w lions nj the lowest possible rates and with tie
utmust despatch, (msrk Goeds ears J.frisS. Hosdf
Co.. LaHeastSr, Ohie.) All Goods consigned 10 Us
shall receive prompt attention, & IL for transit pment
Will be forwarded the quickest and by the cheapest
possible mode. BY strict attention 30 business we
nope 20 receive and merit the patronage public
February 20. 1855. JEPPRIEs, WOOD & CO,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
RETAIL MARKET.

FIFTH STREET, June D, 1855.
The markets are now well supplied with
all seasonable fruits and vegetables at mo-
derate prices. Cherries sold at go 10cper
quart; Strawberries, l0a!5c; Peas. l2c
per half peck; Cucumhers, 3a5c each; POI
tatoes, 2oc per half peck; Chickens, 25d
each; Eggs, 14a16 per dozeni butter, Goa
e5c per pound; oats. 5oc per bushel; Corn
BIC per bushel.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
NOTICE..

ITNHE undersigned has been Spp6ipted Reeeiter II
III the properly and effects az The late Arm OF r. L,
slocum & Co. All persons indebted 10 said arn must
make ihimediate payment.
JOHN R, MUMAUeH, Receiver.
Lancaster, May 8, ls55-3wa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
JEFFRlEs, WOOD g. co,

JEFFRlES, WOOD B. co,
(sUccEssorS To)
JEFFRIES, PRATT Il WOOD,
FORWARDING l. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LANCASTER, OHIO,
DRAIE ERS IN
FLOUR, LIME, SALT AND PRODUCE,
TUE
New Warehouse, Junction Of Rail Road
and Hooking Valley Canal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

TERRITORIAL INCREASE OF THE UNITED
SrArEs.--The following table, published
in the Tribune, shows the territorial in
crease of the United States, since 1898, as
given in the compendium of the last Cen
sus:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07

The present area of the Slave State is
85l 500 square miles; that of the Free
States Gig, 597 square miles; total area
occupied by the States, 1,464,1O5 square
miles; area occupied by the Territories. h.
.4s4,561 square miles, or little more than
half of the entire Union. .ns er.s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
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ClNCINNATTI, WILMING TON AND
ZANESYILLE RAIL RnAD

ClNCINNATTI, WILMIN TON AND
ZANESVILLE RAIL ROAD,
OPEN TO LANCASTER.-TwO daily Trains tsun.
Oday excepted;)
Trains leave Cincinnati at A. N. and % p. NJ ar
irving at Lancaster al 4 10 p. M. and IS P. NJ.
Trains leave Lancaster Al S 80 AN. and 10 10 A. Nj
arriving at Cincinnati At II 90 A NJ, shd 40 P. Nj
Trains will Stop for gers follow: At Amatde,
Stc=:'s CircisVille Wiamsport, -Four Corners, New
Hcland, Washington RattlesnAke, Sabina ross Road,
Wilmington, Sligo, Clarksvile and Morrow.
The downward trains connect at Morrow with the
trains on the Little Mama Road for Coluuhbua.
Lines Of stages will between Lancaster and LOL
gan, NelsonViild, Athens, Pomefny, EBnsrsst and
zaheSvlle, connecting with the morning tfaih from
and evening train TO Cincinnati.
SEOKTEST AADBEST ROUTE
To
INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO,
ROCK ISLAND AND st. LOUIS
Persons leaving Lancaster in the morning train ar.
rive at indianapolis the same evening.
Through tickets to Cincinnati $50
Indianapolis : /: : : 90
For Othef Information and apy nj Ticket Of
Ace corner Of Broadway and Front Streets and at hS
Little Miami Depot, or to the Station Agents on the neI
J. NJ. L. STAUGHToE,
Engineer and Superintendent.
NFThe Comphh will not be responsible for bags
gage exceeding $5oin value, unless the same be re
turned TO the Conductor Agent and freight paid al
the rate ofa passage for every value above that
amount. april &c. 1855.
Ohio Eagle and Hooking Sentinel copy. Insert In
place Of old advertisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-07
Cincinnati Market.
From the Gin. oa..,,. Of r.,,.r,


CINCINNATI. Tuesday. june 5h.-Flouf
and Grain.-The demand for Flour con.
dhues fair, and prices are steady. Ths
sales to-day included 2O8 brls. in lots. al
80; 100 do extra at 9.15; 100 do do at
$40. and 80 do extra white Wheat Mt g.
80. delivered. In Grain goo bushels Bar.
ley sold st 1856. and 600 do Oats at
46c.
ProvisiOns.-There was an improved
feeling in the market to-day. with sales Of
100, 900 lbs Bulk Sides at &c. GO.ooO lbs
do [country at 7fc; and 80 hhds Bacon
Sides at sac. pkd.
Wbisky.-Sales Of 300 brls from river,
canal and railway at 3O4c; 50dofron wag
ons at 3otc; $40 do from causl 1t SOC:
and 2s6 do from do at 3otc. The market
IS unsettled and prices again lower.
Cheese "A saleof 100 boxes at Sc.
Tobacco-Sales Of "a hhds Mason couni
ty Leaf at 69I0.
Groceries-The demand continues limit.
ed. Sales Of 2l hhds good fair Sugar at
6ic; Clarified at 7ka81c and 80 bags good
Rio Coffee at lie. Nothing trsnspired in
Molasses.
The river has fatlensix inches since yes
terday. Weather cloudy
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
Alas III Sum "A lIfyeuth,

Tile PHILADELPHIA North American IS
one Of the ablest VIII Know Natbinr
champions il The country. Ii has the as :
gatity to observe tile immense moral cffitct
of sam i overthrow ia Virginia, whichIhas
encorragfd ourE friends and disheartehed
the followers oil SAM throughout gtLe
South The following brief paragraph, in
thattpaper, doubtless forctells tie truth with.
accuracy:
ThfNlI9m JOHN Kerr las published l.
long letter III opposition to the know.
Nothing purity Iliis objections have noth-
ing new intthen,. He, however, thinks Il
strange that tie Know. Nothing aoninfes
for Congress il North Carolina are all
-Deniodrats, inthe Democratic Distrigas
1he prospects ofhc .Amerieea ,1artt cQray.
I'M an ettkc Southern issates aoes 1.ot scfm
q az PROMISING, aaa signs Sof deteat a.e
M'cke,19}ag.tdst. Unless The new cosnhina-
ton receive strong accessipns tfroGa thes
DIesmoetats, the defnnctionofWhigs follp8f
ms the lead of such known champions ats
Kerr Of North Carolina, Stephens mil
Toomb4of Georgia, Preston 81 EentuckN,
and Jones Of Tennessee, nustbe suificieiA
10 preyeat sue cess.