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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-21
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HANOVER


According 10 previous notice, n meeting of n por-
ton of the Democratic voters Of the Second Magls-
terial District in Hanover county. was held in tho
school room at "Haws' Shops ON Saturday the 18th
inst.
The meeting was organized by calling Mr.. Jno. T.
Mills TO the Chair, and appointing VIM. T.. Norment
Secretary.
The Chairman briefly explained the object Of tho
meeting, stating that II was 10 nominate candidates
for the district offices ard also Ia appoint delegates 10
Ia. Democratic Convention 1" be- held at Hanover
Court House on September Court day.
The meeting then went into the nomination OF dis
trict officers, whcn.for '.Justiccs OF tho Peace Col.
Edwin Shelton, A. Is. T!mbcrlake, jus. I. sutton and
Jno. II. Taliaterro, We're unanimously nominated.
For Orerserrs of the Poor-Tazewell Barker and
jos. S. Wingtrld.
For Constable Thos. W. Talcy.
The following gentlemen were appointed TO repre-
sent this district in the September (coua'y) Conven-
,ion: Tnzcwell Barker, Col. Edwin Shelton, Jas. d..
Christian, A.. Is. Tiinocrlakc, }. l.. TimheE!ckc, Jno.
II. Taliiaierr", Wesley MrCihee,, Jmo. u. LumPk'n'
A.. Lumpkin, VIM. T.. II. Pollard, Tho.. w. Tulley,
jas. B.. Gardner. r.. T. shelton, Albert Z. Blake, CID
son Via, w. Is. Newton, Jno. Coaltcr, Jas. /. Sutton,
A. Wirgfeli, Richard Atkinson and Presley Elicit.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were add
cd 20 the delegation.
ThOa. VI. Gardner offered the following resolution,
which Wa unan. mOusiy adopted
Resolved, That We, the members of this meeting,
pledge ourselves 10 use all fair aud honorable means
10 securo the election OF tho nominees Of tLit meet
ing, and also the election OF the nominees of the
Democratic Convention IL b. held at Hanover Cour:
House september Court day.
On motion, Resolved, Tia, the Secretary furnish a
copy OF the proceedings Of this meeting 10 lhe Ric!l-
m"nd Enquirer, and request their publication.
There being no farther business, on inDtiOn, the
meeting then adjourned.
The best feelin, prevailed, nil seemed nctuated
with the same ~.auinhle desire, the firm determination
10 give knuw-Noiningism one more sound and &C.
cent drubbing in this gn"d "d county.
~ L II - hnIrrn
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VIOLENT GALES AT MILWAUKEE, AND


CHICAGO, Sept. 49, During n violent gale which
occurred here this afternoon, the brig Tu.carorn. trora
the lower lakes, loaded with conl. dragged her anchor.
and had her mas,s and rigging all rarrIe! away. I'll"
crew were saved by liic-hoats. The vessel will pro
badly 20 TO pieces before morning. The gale - IN
crossing in fury. Several other vessels are III aight.
We learn from Milwaukee TINT during u storm this
morning, the steamer Sehastopol. at >. y. NJ, went
ashore two miles South Of the mouth of the Mllwau.
kce river. The iutcs. accounts say she was on the
bar with the waves breaking over her. Mcn. women
and children seem To bc nl board. Shs would proha-
biz 60 To pieces, urlrss the storm aaaIcs. Two men
attempted to swim ashore from inc vessel. but one
failed and was drowned; the Other reports tina: there
is n large number Of passengers on board.
4 later account; from Milwaukee states TINT there l'
no chance Of saving The steamer ScbastoPoi, and that
she Ind already commenced going il piecce.
CHICAGO, Sept. l9-Thc mate ami pilot Of the
steamer SenasiupDi were drowned, but Nil the others
were savcd. The vessel and cargo, consisting OF
$50 tona Of merchandise and 80 horses. ere II total
loss. Tho steamer was bound from Buffalo 70 Chlca-
e..
Several sailing vessels are ashore at various par!a
Of the lake.
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WHAT ARE TIL, SOUND DUES !

-, .orinus
A.. these dues may possibly give rise 10 " ''" :.
,-u, hra., ,la I-u;,.5 S.,,ra and Denmark, II
"'I"'- .,.. ,b.v ,rc. The
VIII Dc interesting III KIM" /" H., II,,a
"Sound'' is n narrow strait lying between Nv -,
If Z,.,lsnd. bc]on-inr to the Danes, aud the S"eas"
!" ~ a., R,ltic sen. The fortress
coast, anu gives entsh'e =, 49, . o,d ~.
OF Cronburs Castle commands me p"ssaS e.. n
tracts n payment from all vessels entering Tue na'''''
L..n:.snr n,,mork herself have 10 pay, as well ne
t"c Hh'!' I,o or;,;o NJ this cyaction is, that
foreign tonnage IL u.or" a. 70 build and sn,.
in ancient times denmark n"ei'" ia ooas, snr which
tain certain lighthouses aIrmI ~
the HaH-etowis a-reuu !" I"s Wv Swooden INV a dutv
Ensiand' france ilo..1nu ~" n,orrg lie Baltic
uf one per 'e"l on rNt,s 49, -n;,.I S,o,n.. INV one
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HORRIBLE

A negro girl belonging TO Thomas jenkins, E.7., Of
Raleigh, y. c.. blew ont the brains OF an interesting
daughter If Austin Frost. Of Raleigh, ngcl only l.
yenrs, on Munlay last. The fuui deed WIS committed
with u shnt gun. The young lhiy. Hiss Nir-inln.
snyE The Star, wGs sitting out III the yard, while til"
negro was securing one cf The back rooms. Of the
house, when the rest Of Tho family, vino were in H."
front part of he house, were alarmed b" Tie ropor.
81; 4 gun, AMI going tn he bact door. !nand their
daughter wing o1t III tho var! will, = ally lrnif other
head shu: of. The whole charge Of the gun had
entered ;hc s..c al, nu! tearing iii nearly the whole
Of the back part Of the head, will" her brains lay
s'rewn al over tha; par; Of tie yard. djatciy
OIL the discharge ui the gun, the negro lraped tho
fence and abscoHGr,!, but WIS caught before s!Ir had
gone very far. \ jury OF inquest WIS held over the
body and gave thrlr verdict, that slle came ~ her
dcnih from the I'll. cts Of Fl gun in the hands Of the
girl Ellen, from cause or causes unknown. The ne
gro's frs, account is, tia, m she was going out ni rhr
house with the gun. che stu nbled over n dog. causing
the gun to 60 oil: but since that. che has stated thn:
shc fell over 4 la. Of wood. We understand. that i;
i. tho opinion of Tho medical mon in attendance, that
the gun must have been placed within n loot Of her
head 10 have caused such a wound. The negro is
now in iail.
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Tor ne EN?NircT
TO TILE DEMOCRATS OF LOUISA.

Tie time is is approaching when Il new sheriff is 10
he elected, ana Onrnt YOUR nuMncr wishes Ia make q
few suggestions. II IS y"ur intr',s; 10 get q good Of
:iccr. W., hav" h"rn told that there ARE now Il i!iu.-
tiplicity OF ca:di iatcS, perhaps c;Siit or ;rn' ami AN
election By The plurality vote may give IL IN oiiirr:
the choice Of f. very email minority 81 the voice. In
this general .~crG,7|ic Tor Office. a man may he elected
by family connections. OF cS;rancuns circumstances,
VIII NAV 10, be the choice of 4 majority u! the p,".
ME, OF II OR part, IN WHO'S, qualifications 700, tJr
III. dates ~: III. ollie. may he very inferior. lnnlhcr
S:ar,s where there is universal su!ira-.. nac"s,l;? las
y o lucr,l tho regular practice Of pari:' nominations
nai parry tickets. The responsibility vi party H"ui.
na,;On. would ensure q good officer. Is there : Dem
osrat in Louisa wh" would not prefer II Democratic
Shyria: Look back al the history of our party. L"--
than forty wears Age, Louisa voiced Unl" eleven Fcdr-
ra. votes. During that tine the acting Sh-rih-. with
scarcely an exception, have been FcdcralIsis, Whi-S,
KNOWN Inst the most dangerous party
tha, ever cursed our country. and yet 10 raau's pos,-
ton and opportunities are greater tor influencing votes
and elections than the Sheriff.. Our strength has
been curtailed, partly, no doubt, by Sheriff. inhu-
eace; but still We have q commanding majority. 1t
il, therefore, our RICH; and our ducy 10 elect the She
rIif. All that is necessary is for nj! Democrats 10 meet
nj the Court House on the I'd Monday tcourt day in
October, aud nominate our candidate and support
Aim. In this communication, | am not for or against
any individual candidate, but merely express, indie
penGently, my own views and those OF many Others.
L"rISA, sept. IA, 1855. DEMOCRATIC VOTER.
Examiner please copy.
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RELIEF MEETING IN HANOVER.

On Monday, IN. 10th Of Srp,ornbrr, al 81. Peters
Church, in the county of Hanover, III" Rev. IL.
Mcdowell, who had been concluding n pro,rac;ed
meeting Mt that place, nj the close Of tie forenoon
services. proposed, although there were but few pre-
sent, that those who felt an interest in taking .m"a-
sures to aid our suffering fclow-cirizens of Norfolk
aad Portsmouth,, would please meet in the Church
during the recess allowed between the closing Of the
forenoon ard the opening OF the afternoon services.
After partakiug OF some refreshments, all who were
present convened in til" Church, and the meeting WA
organized 10y calling Maj. VIM. Jackson 10 The Chair
m appointing & K. Evans, Secretary.
ON notion. Mai. e. F. Mcdowell, e. r. Evans,
Rev. A. Mcdowell. Mai. VIM. Jackson, Vim. L.
Saunders and Rev. Vim. VI. Massic. were appointed
a committee 10 draft n preamble and resolutions for
the adoption III the mc.lin..
The committee, after n short retirement, rctarneA
ard through their chairman, presented the fo!lnwin.
preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, in the dispcnsation Of IN all-wise Prov;.
drncc an aw.Gl and distressing visitation has be!nilcn
our fellow-ciiiarns Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, ana
learning from the public Journals that they greatly
need both the sympathy md the material Gd OF the
hu name and the brncT uicE;, we feel called upon, mol
0uIv in the name OF common humanity, bu; By the
relationship OF ~ncishhors aad fellow citizens to extend
10 them the aid and sympathy Of contrite and sorrow
full friends.
Be it, therefore, Resolved. lst. That Wm. Jack
sou. ,Jr., WIN. T.. Saunders. Andrew Mcdowell. WIN.
VI. Mas>j". Thomas Il. Walton, and Chas. K. Evans,
~ 80 =
and forward the nemc To the proper authorities ~
Norfolk and Portsmouth,. RS speedily ms rractlcnIi"
Resolved, 2ud. That Chas. 7. G""dall, Jr., Jmscpl
Grew, Jn-,ph T.. Terrell. J. o. Crcnsh1w. y. &.
Crrnshaw, Charles W. Dahnrv. Richard W. Sauu.
dsr<. H.. j.. \. Saith, Ga:iand T. Vest. Wm. Chlic9,
! Benz. f.. Anderson and Jn". Elicit, b. appointed a
committee, wl!u-" daily il .,aIl be - solicit cunir:hu.
lions IN their respective n"i@hb"rhoods. and hand
ovc: the sane 10 tho committee :amcd in the first
resolution.
Resolved, Bird. That pubic meetings he held on
next Saturday, at Noun; Oilvct and Ground Squirl e
Churches.
Resolved. 9Th. That the committee named in the
first fcsoiutiou, shall meet ut Grounl Squirrel
Church, On Monday, the Eth September. at the hout
Of II O'Clock, a. 81. M tina, whatever they may hnv,
received up To that time may be forwarded iInmed!.
atcly, and ihose who may net have had an opporiu
nifty OF contributing, Gun send in their contributions
then.
On motion, The meeting then adjourned.
WIN. JACKSON, JR, Chairman.
G. X. EVANS, Secretary.
Dispatch and American requested to copy.
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For tie Erqr;rrr.
MEDICAL CONVENTION IN FLUvANSA
f'lr-N1'v

In pursuance Of q cnl! previously made, a portion
of the physicians Of LcH;-a. Fiuvannn and Go1csI-
land. mot n, Chapel Hill, Fiavanna county, Scptem-
Der llth, 1888.
On motion, DR.. VIM. A. Gray was called to the
chair and G. r. Dickinson. appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the object OF the
meeting to be, TO adopt 4 code OF Ethics tnritf OF
charge. and resolutions conducive 10 The harmony,
elevation and general interests o! tho profession,
Ga motion of D.. John Melton, 1.-THE present not
being Il full mes;in.,i
Resolved. That W. defer the adoption Of a code Of
Ethics and a tariff Of charges for another meeting Al
thi. place.
On motion oi Or. El,om,
Resolved, That The Chairman appoint some suita-
oe 'ndiFiuuai TO write an address 10 ;he Physicians
ot lhts Senatorial district, setting forth the Importance
OF saia meeting for the above purposes, and that the
address be Published in the Richmond papers; where
upon, DR. Jno. F. Miller Of Columbia, was appointed
10 write said address.
On motion of Dir. Eastman,
Resolved, That DIR. Charles Qunrle, of Lou;.,. he
requested to deliver IN address before the nort meet.
ing. aud that Dr.. I. Is. Pendle,on be appointed his
alternate.
On motion Of DR.. J. ". Elsom, it was
Resolved, That We adjourn 70 NEE, at Chapel Hill,
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COLUMBIA, Sept. 18th, 800.


KTIIEF ' . y
Atn meeting OF n portion OF the citizens Of Essex
county, M Tappahanmock, on Monday the l'th a"!
of September, 1885, Tor the purpose of taking STEP
for the ad Of the citizens of Norfolk aud PORTSMOUTH
DR.. Austin BrockCnbrnugh was call 10 the ."""'
and james Ray Micou appointed Secretary
III. following resolutions were offered by Johh ~
Parker, Esq, aud unanimously adopted: -..
Resolved, That this meeting deeply. syn!" - I'D
with their fellow citizens Of the C!iIts ol n'.'". md
Portsmouth in their mourniul hoar "i ai'''t.r.n, ~
desires 10 extend to them all the aid and "'''S'eh''' ~
its power. William
i;e>"!vcd, Tint Richard Baylor, Rev. w !."i y = IN
D"vnhnm, John Saunders, R,h:. l.. renlie,"n, " "a
l.. Ellis, Ru!us $. li"nnnlGs, john Nj tm ,"
ward Powers, Roh:. s. ~llipkins. DOS d. ,i,un."' ":
TI,s. \. Clarke, Wm. 4. Wright. Rev. H3"arH W.
Mon,u..r.. Mus,or Garnctt, ;G"nr! NJ. are ,,co'
". Dijnrd, Throd,rc =. Eou-han, Larklh linI'"'rE'
Edward /. WRIGHT, George r. Ea'n7ry W. I'm
ltobt. Wright, be- appointed as c0lnnH'''t ~ ~. I
spcciivc districts To receive suD'r!ip'E'nS wv '"' ~"
poses above iTl:cai.d' ,,hr,r,b he nm
ro;,.,i ,r..,sure- OF tbs meeting. Gnd that the saht
'rr.,s,,.r tra,smi, 10 The President o! ihc Howard
Assnr;a,;nr. in Norfolk, the a"in pt one hnHHicd ma
,r,u,vscy,n dollar. and ciS!'y-s"vcn GEMS, mis- nay
c,,,.ri,u,c,! 10 be b. him appropriated Ia the use oil
,,. n.n,l, rf Norfolk and Portsmouth, III the proper
,;nn nj iwu.:hi!ds II the former ana "rc''liru 10 me
I,,,rr CIV, tina; The committees hereby appointed pay
,y.r :iuc 'an,ln,, collected b them hereafter 10 lic
Treasurer 81 ;his nlcc.ltr 10 oeu'l'StU VI y! "'i' W
n,rc;nl.i"rc directed.
r.snIyri. That these proceedings b. signed rs the
Cboj-npu ana Secretary, aud f':warIed - tho EnI,
TORS Of The Il, wspHprrs ii the cities oi kch!n"iii ana
+ fredericksburg with III. rCGu"s; that they VIII pub
li.h The sam. IL their respective papers.
AUSTIN BiOCkENBEUCGH, Ch'mu.
JAMES Roy MIcor. Sec'ry.
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THE RESTORATION OF THE MISSOURI

Tho anti.IiGuor fanatics and mndmen who act up
bushes. in Maine, have surrendered in Name. Tho
fusion republican negro worshippcr', who started III
Syracuse the very centre OF the sboiitionisis-n city
devoted 10 Nil manner of crazy free soil inlq ai;ics-
have utterly repudia'ed the republican Seward plat
form. Al n convention OF their order fnr the county
of 0nondaga, hold last week at Syracuse, their chair
mnr, on taking his seat, said that he WAS utterly OPP
posed 10 the restoration of the Missouri compromise.
He w"nli pot restore n law that was opposed by Sew
ard, Chase. Hale and his whole party, i've years arc.
The convention concurrrd with him, ani H." subject
was dropped. In four or i've other counties the iu-
,i0;isis have done the same thing. VIVA: is the mat
ter With the Maine law repudiated in Maine, and
the republicans repud;nted n, Syracuse, it is not easy
10 see how the negroes are 10 he made any b-tte-
than white people. There is certainly n screw loose
Has the Maine election affected the ar
rangementsI What is the matter !-(.NcT lors
HcrnlI
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T,nI.!c 1yI.T %. :.jjTiETT L-.ND

= 1T tilNIi 't CARROLL.
E5CRS'ANT 70 urerrcc C.: !r Conn : CoIr; otC-.
m'':' =. hoe rtrmc" with 10" i,-r VAL md ''-.
Il HGEcri SrU'' d,"- .-rt, 'nr -ui'-rr.u-r vii l'-
lie au"rion. m TUESDAY. IN" 18Th dar ni Or,o.t..
IA II" p'eml'"s. tn" 'rGr, - land OF which 'uc -.:
~c"i' d"r",-"i, resided n; {" 'im" o, Lie .cL... H..
'ri:ch 10" subscriber AZ present r"-Ii'..
Tao ;rGc' confirms Hao1' :pur hLa,!-ri Ec:"s o. e.,
good n. tim, n the neisan"rHy~i generally Itr-..
AMI ro'Gmoi'ru- IL" rli!n- a0u.c with IN" crG..-f
houses. !nc'uilG: ri ox"r!."r' ;~c".a"H-". t.. To- -
ndsi tel % the cp!!vr'icr ii corn. 'ohacc.. &C To-
lI"nI % 10 80 n:"- O: aj-alr iGIprOv.i to.-. -
"Xccil-mt crop - tobacco. ra"nf rG! clover. 4 .-.-.
cx".i,"nt w"'"r:- 'djscc;.t 10 i!" Eo'.se.
The lGri i. conv"N!aa. to marker. being ~. larrc =,
mi" rom "h".r--;:"lG i,rp'-. on the RIchn:c... =.
~!cx.hur. and Potomac Ra!! Road.
p---"m. w:sa!rG - examine ~" premises srn 20 r
chi. md -,-ry facility @: examination Vs. >" ha-..-
mo -ihscrIocr.
A;:m" sam" time and pi"ce. will n. sold n sma'~ 20
.! land. con,ainIm: rs rr-cs. without building. o.
prOvCm"rfs &c TIM, description.
1t would De h v"ry cc-lrIhl. residence for rc'.-r7
in: n .ar!l Of 'hhi size, AMI pr"ssn's mnny riu:a.
which vii b" c~hc"r.aiy pointed OF, 70 nnv one w.t q.
"x:n:,uc Tie :rEc'.
T"rT:-. which veil ne accommodating. vii 10 -.
kro IN on Tho day o. sale. TiCS. l.. SCOr~.
Executor OF Robert Scott. ..ccs..;
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,;;onr for virginia, s;nrle.hauded, 10 cocrco hassa'
~chusctts or any other State into Il compliance WIN
hcr constitutional obi cations, fecm To Us chih'tr'c"l
nud il. considered. Having criticised the OPINIONS
.. Others with inirn.ss and good icoing. We feel il
dac to ,hera to offer ourselves for q elmiiar ordeal
Til. we ahHil do hereafter.
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IN STORE AMI FOR SALE

Al |tRl ls'h lhIthS,
VInREE-quar'cr mud four quarter brown shcc:irss
Ozn.burcs. Rlcached Si!'crrSs cid Shirinss
Ii.L. negro. Hor-s and Foot Blankets
Wnil'us and Bats
E.utuckv jeans. Twecds, sn'!nets
Cs.-imrrrs. al kinds
Pin. and rolurci Broni Cloths
Window Hollands, Oh '!o.is md Piano Covers
I ;ntcrs BED Ticks. FUs'i"n. ana Cordur0ys
uravy country Wrv" Jeans sad full IIn:eT-
Tu-r:.i, Nr.ro CLOTHS, Ks!srg1 ard 6 4 Pis,un:s
-rn:r kin V"stins
y,rr.,;q, Irlyc' AN, Satin Nc':ing
Cam. Hood. r! .n!"ucs and Stoves
p,rk Gloves. i!or."ry md Spool Co;o1s
Prints. SILK and M"rros
Sinwl-. Canbrcs and Curtain.
ru,l-.;icrrs-Ensli-h French Scotch snd Tri'l.
TN. ,erc.-i sock uf Bru-s"ls Cnrpe's IN ine Common
,rs,l;h-v.ly"t Carpets, Ingram C"rpc;s. D~rue.srri. C!un
Clm,h- md Rugs.
,lra,r- Of MI -tyl"'.
"Rr,rn Hollands. Silcrnss: Tahl. Cl7'hs hni Toweis-
,,;,h many other irr-i aSt icsirahl" Sooit jus; 10 hand.
Oy roxs,Gxnr"r-Bon nck's Negro jears. C~iorl,"rs.
ill .I.nns. palr C0:trls and a full assortment O. Dicks
cci hratrl s;x rori Srnols.
A long line If Lndic. Printed Housi!n5, 10 el 90 tho IL
voices. in quantities. TO suit the purchasers.
Son. 81 D LONDON
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GREAT STORM IN LOUISIANA-AND on

The MISSISSIFFI,
NEW ORLEANS, September ls.-The town Of Proc
tor.vilie. on Laks Borgne, was nearly destroyed by
a gale on Saturday night.
The storm also caused great damage at Pass Ohm
stran, Mississippi city of Bilexi, and In the bay OF st.
Louis, where ali the wharves were washed away and
several lives lost,
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NEW YORK, SEPT. 81 Flour hns advanced u:
Ct. per imrrcl. State brands at s. 81 a $; Southern
-teaIy at $ o.. Wi!-a, is T. tribe higher-ssics at
Southern white M 81 % n | 9S: red s. n ! %. Core
is.a ,riic hi.her-saI"s of Western mIX-i 81. Pork
i. lower and unscitlcd-sa.e at Mess al geo ALL
Beet is unchanged. Lard IS firm with an upward
;.nIrrcv. WIskcv IL c;r.
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On the l7:h uit.. MIR. Alfred narsh. residing ABOUT
nine miles East Of N"ia-IiIgo, MlFs., had three '' h'
children killed by lightning. Their ages wee Us tot
lows: Aixtccl, ten and t"n yeurs. TIE cE.:lrGh were
returning Ia the house when t!ry were KILLED. lhr
eldest had the youngest on his shoulders when death
overlook them.
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DIED

DIED. In Norfolk. Va. on the 18th scp:onocr. Miss sr-
san SELDES on'y surviving daughter CT tho lnas ir.
WIN. B. arllcn, OF ';L,i city.
Departed tots life on Frtisy, tas l4,h Ct September,
1865, Colonel DIN !. AKYRiH OF King william: county.
Col Skyrin VISA on" OF the oldcI: und mo.t rc.pcc;ahle
CITIZEN. OF his nst:T" county. For many years lie artet
~ r Magistrate. and va: Il commission ~ the :.rie OF his
d-nrn :. Lieutenant: Colonel OF Cavalry. In per.onai tp'
praraucr md i-r"!;r.cr; nc T:Rs q f,e specimen ai :nr
odd fashioned Virginia Sc,tl-nIan. Peaco 10 MS '-hcs!
which now r.s:. Thero he desired, in Tic family DuryiEg
ground Al Chcl.ea J..
DIED, a, ner mothers rc=idrn-. in New Kent COUNTY,.
on Sunday, ;he lf;h inst. Ms. JOSEPHINE ClINl, in
,hc l.;h yea! Of h"r ago.
The deceased rue afflicted for MANI months pr-rious 70
der dcrai.e with = slow, aI. flrai i!-en-e, which resulted
in iclh. Durin: this period She md many kind friends
70 adniinis.c or 10 ner wants, together with al the attention
,nnc an n'fcctiona e and devoted mother could bestow.
Thus, in the bloom OF womaahoOd, win many bright
snticipetions OF future happiness, m emiable and a.ec.
tiona,e daughter has passed from this 10 a happier abode.
May the Aln.i:ht; IN Ms a!l.wlse course see III 10 ai!eyi-
ate and comfort a distressed and bcraaved mother. F.
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~'F.,N:ii rae i;i..ITJ--

NRElGHT r~ro'rga . I,n. -: =,
oc,,.,~ = T'51'", tai q? to i" aar- .: 80.
e., : ", ''.a':ay. 30 -ci IN, :AS-s.
good" - ary, ",r Fe@"".'rA to ca, or .eai s-4cr. 10. >
al ta.o.r rxp,n. .'', '"'E 'rc removed, hey ~ DC 49,
nv, - ., '':a"''e: :" -"a. or ;l.e:r I'll, ot Ia
wan. "'.''''-'' q '4s.r -n.pr.or.c :.u., be CON-,
sept Gl-3t ,r.nr -
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BALTIMORE. SErr. :" -F!"nr /. Unchanged.
al, =: ilnw@ri s;rcci And Oh!1 ii = -; CIiy MI
changed "n4 IL m"hcra;- demauG, saIcs of VIII. 4.
81 -ua ~. rcd ! 20 u i 30. Corn il unrhnn-cd:
sales q: white and yellow at IS n - cents. No :
Pork s2r: n y. Bacon sides l3t Il II, shoulders II,
huns mucnhnycE.
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MARRIED

MANNED. ny ths Rev. Il. ". Dance, on the morning y
tie Eth inst JUHS H. Redo # Charlotte. 20 Ms. AG
GiE Z. FLlPPES, ~dau.a,e. o! Win. A.. F!:ppen o; Cum
E,.yIorj I'm.
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NOPE AID EnR TlIr sI.rrrrERs.

~ 7 u II 'TVE = =.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. ia m"eiin. %: tho c,'i'
Gems ms been held and q committc, APPOINTED In raise
subscriptions for the relief Of tho sufferers ut Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
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EISITERS

H,RRisBrHa, Sept. l9.-Amnns lln distinguished
visitors expected To- attend the Sin!c Agricultural Far
To be- h,li here next week, are President Pierce and
Lieut.. Gen. Scott.
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czTy AND STATE NEWS.

Tur yr1,ow Fr-ER.-We regret to state thht q
vounr lndy IA nur,rj ami ono Of ;hc orphans IN ''.'
bowl whucnrn" from Portsmouth n mort i''ac 'H, = IL" =,
In. Catholic Coli 90 mcnr this city, wcr' S'S'ei'"i -:
ing in Il lo,.!rss condition from the ri''+i'S :" ,I.,
fever. Two more Of ia" orphans nj me -. - r..
down with ,ho sane tisensa, nre in n far way -"
cover. There is, wo believe, no case OF yci''" 'c'''
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TOBACCO AND (Ii:NKS.

IKE tnve IN store a lot OF roslly primo Ciyar'-'on:n
Wv hrnuds of which have never before been offered
N ,i;s n;arxn:. and are. We b.iic-". unsurpassed beth IN
,5uai,;y and price. Al-o CNOiCECiiEWlNG TOBACCoS.
among wIica ereJ Stewcr; Walkers tw" YEAR, 'dock"%
Club" r:ra!!um Queen Bee" Lsn2ho:nc's 'Oronoco,
ani o;n"r tavari;e brand. Tor sale by
LAlpLEi & ROBINSON,
son. a,-lr 4tI anI Franklin Srs. Richmond.