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EIy,grt t.Iu Ur IjIig fd.irfSs ~ Va, 1910.


ct is objected to Gen. Harrison by venerable DINA
rocues ns we'll by their younger and more innocent
dunes that hr is not orthodox politician IN hls inter
prrta,nn OF the Federal Constitution and h" revl'c
is sung tn the party who support IN" lrr.ldrn! I" ic
old chorus ui Anti balk, ah'i-l drh'' Ah'ih'ciHh
Improvement.
Mos, .: these who raise this cry know that the queS
tinls SUE csed By those cabalisr terms nrc not nov
before tho American people; ana ihey were, that
Mr. Nan urIs obnoxious the strongest ohlcctl on-
IL which they give rise; yet with an erohery M
where t- 10 be- me; with, they st insist that 'hcs"
are the true issues, md swear that oil who VIII not
supper; Mr.. Van Hnrrn, aye III iG"cr ri the Bank,
rGG':l. and Internal Improvement, ana therefore,
Notwithstanding Mr.. Van Bnrcm, who ,a'"rS IlIcm
a is most immaculate Republican,! lio.' stands
Mr.. Hnm E,men upon The Tariff, Internal Improve
mcnts "r,t tn" Bank. PGgc H..
Bu: opluns upon the Tariff, Internal Improve
merits and .it Bank or Bank be the irne tests OF
Republic rnsI; then how stands Gen. llnrrls"l in
comparison wish Mr. Van Buren, Nc ans'"e'-!hat
upon the:Tarit aud Internal improvements he cannot
be worse i!inD MIR. fGn Buren,, as we have shown
You and as {" the Bank, h's "rg""ihed ""r'dra'''
Kai II Iras unconstitutional! :. kcraT" 4oa ard mere
reason H. !tlsf,: hot h1 !Jror n hdn6 ="
any form, T., tC s're3l, 0y5.'.i 4, Il g"f"'""tW
tank. .is far We know and hcrve eii"T'r,t!-
2cns, General Harrison has BAT OSI opinion about the
bank End tia: against it, and We feel tia; hazard
nothing IN s;Tinc that he would not consider any
bnrk constitutional. which in his opinion. would, II
established. l." both ;':cxpedicnt and pernici"us.
Such were The representations Of the Wings in 1870
and they then nearly carried Eirsmia-ar and did carry
the Union by aH overwhelming majority, aud 10 SOON
er were they established in power than they claimed
that the p"opls, byvoing thsWhg ticket had actually
instructed Congress to pass these measures-and Pre-.
s:dent Tyler WAS denounced fnr defeating the will Of
The people, anil compelled 10 veto the Bank twice
over and 10 veto bill for the distribution Of the pro-
c.eds of The sales OF The public lands. and they acu
ally passed into Inv the Ubiquitous tariif OF lsf-
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FLOjkNOf IS. THE CONSTITUTION.

Tho Constitution Of the United States, article the
sixth, declares iGt 'HU rc!,F15 rC. shall be-
Imirei a. qualification Ia an. office "t public ru-t
undo: this gC"c.Tcm';' ani the Constitution tEir-
cin.u declares thar raj men shall be free 10 proir,
and b. argument IL maintain their opinions in mat
trrs OF religion ard The SG,a" shal az ,cs" Grcr,
d5mH,h, 5aHgs H"gr r,rI c0o1rH,@s.'
Mr.. FIourn0y, the Know %uiEins candidate for
Governor declares in the very teeth at these rnnsiI-
tutionn safeguards tu religious liberty, that, bv
full and independent c2crcse ul the right 81 suffrage
and 0Gr,ntIEs p""cr they !Cat!uicsj should BE- rN-
rlur'i from the Offices OF the government in all lis
departments.
The Constitution Of the United STATE. declares that
mo religious shall be required qualification
tor any office" Mr. Elourmoy declares that It rr:l-
gious i,s; aLah hc required namely. tina; the Gppl-
cant lur Office shall be Il Protestant
The Constitution Of the State u. Virginia declares
that nil men shall br free 10 profess nrd 10y ar@u-
meut To mWiatain Their religious opinions, anil III"
&c. Mr. F"urnoy snys thar all men -ha not h"
free tn profess their rli. i"Ts opiirnsior il man
bc n Catholic, his civil capaciti,- slhl lee "tmtm'shed
in this thu! he .!lnl! hold office III this common.
wealth, a!ll that ii he now hold he sha!l be
moved!
Ii elected, Mr.. Fiournoy will la To support
the Constitution. II hr snil lind Catholic III office,
he i. pledged 10 turn him out Now we ask the peo.
pie Of Virginia il Mr.. Flournoy is not pledged 10 vio-
late the Constitution and violate his oath ot Of
fee LyHchL,ng R"ptyhcaM.
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20. FROM CLARKE COUNTY.

n, m, Fdl!OrS ~ me inquirer:
-. 3D. .. BERRrvILLE, CLARKE C"oHrr,}
April 29th, 1872
(;cn,lcman: Tho prospects Of tho Drmucrntlc par
twin the county Ut Clarke were never brighter on
ffc eve OF an election than at present. We shaii,
undoubtedly, carry the county for the Stanntnh Ucho
Inv minority Of over 100. This know to be !act,
from having examined the list Of voters just made
out BY the Commis .ionor OF the Revenue, i'll compa
nv with that officer and several other Sehtietheh-
Wo have ascerained by that test, TINT the ann
Know Nothing majority in the county - no" 10 IL
will probably be- in, used by the day "i inc e"c'o
This il gain of neGsly 100 per cent on Johnson
majority We have lost but few Democrats py de-
sarton TO the Know Nothing party and we nave
gained large number of Wings, many Oh WHOM ure
men OF the hishcs! standing. Two mohths ago inc
Know -Nothings claimed decided majority III 'illS
county and probably had it; but now they are COM
pletrly Lspritcd. Many Of tho outside Wings whom
they relied upon as certain allies, have declared Their
purposcto vulc the Anti Know N"ihiiS iicket' anu
nearly all of he Drlpocrats who had entered The "r@ahl
aa"m 1n% ael n% Sr hr h "
in the las, TX weekr, 10 make nomination ny thel'
county COZ hell of Gcandidute for the House OF Dee
patcs anu hen resolved not to run cahnida'c io'
The YIN rs .ss m aDs' 30 aE for G this "sS
ty gave Il iraorty Of Il two years ago 10 Inc my
rarliIuto Tor the llnuse of Delegates This rev"u-
,iou probably Greater one thali HIS oc'"iIeu III
,nv Other county has been brought about by the
ilpol ni light when llUS Dccll uPpH
ni~ht movement by Mason, Wise, Faulkner Tucker,
lsIclL, Bradteld, and Others who have spoken here
and in Winchester.
Wises speech III Winchester, last Monday was
the most brilliant intellectual effort that 1t was ever
nv good fortune 10 listen TO. The physical cNhhua-
ton under which he was almost reeling as he spoke
seemed bu TO add to tho vgor OF his mind. lie was
listened 10 for upwards of four hours by large as
scmblagc with tho most profound attention
Our dih insuiset; representative in Congress-
Faulkner Ia new laurrs i'll The present canvass
He will undoubtedly be reelected by majority "l al
lras! 200.
You cannot imagine the intense interest that Is i'Ii
in this section nf ha State III the coming cieciloh
have never known halt ~ much i'll any previous
el.ctnn This To fe Democratic party is always Il
harbnger of succc,r. We teel confident OF carrying
the saulton 'iks by at lesst 1EG %H"y " this
Blue RipGE
Our correspondent will find that his calculation WAS
mi 10000 votes behind the actual result. Mr.. Wise
,-iU ma elected by nat less ,han Is 00u majority.
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MASS MEETING IN NORFOLK COUNTY.
NoRpoLS, April 3Dth, 1850.

Genllenlen:-Tho Democracy of Norfolk county
will have lllass meeting and Barbecue on the l. Ill
Of May. When we hope tn have grand rally.
We shall OF course, invite other speakers I" a',ehd'
but the object Of this note IT, To ask the favor oil you
10 write MIR. Wise, hrough tic Enquirer. We shall
write him. but US our letter may not reach him. anu
to rcnder ASSURANCE douhly sure, we ak this favor
of you. We trust Mr.. W. will attend II possible
and we most respectfully solicit your attendance;
also, gentlemen, KNOWN. that this will be received
by you in the spirit in -"hch il is offered without
more formal invitation. And if there be any good De
mocrut in your city flor many will be verooked ia
our haste whom we would like to see,) who would
like TO vsi, us, extend TO him in NAME and III the
name of the Democracy of Norfolk county, an inv'-
tation Come and We will greet all with Demo-
cratic welcome.
With an abiding confidence in the patriotism and
integrity of the good old Commonwealth AMI hrih
resolution to do our duty.
W. are, with high respect yours truly
TIL. TATEM,
JOHN Is. MCCLOUD.
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Our correspondent will find that his calculation was
put 10000 votes behind the actual result Mt " lse
will be elected by u1 less ;han Is, OOu majority.
FROM ACCOMAC COUNTY.

To tie Editors Of ;te Enquirer
AccoMAC CouHrY, Va, April 23th, lS''.
Mcssr, Editors 81 am plain man, unaccustomcd
TO the use of the pen, but am III possession OF tact
which | cannot f'rbear mentioning to YOU, and one
which hope you will publish.
hive been c!nse observer NJ what Ia called tue
Know Sothiug movement in nrr community. have
watched lis progress with painful anxiety and have
asked myself an hundred times how long Will the peo-
pie be blind to this miserable deception. now have
the consolation 10 kno.c that their eyes are being
opened and that within the last isfo or three weeks
oar hand,,d aud srcaiy:hte have renornce'l all con-
ncrtion with tho brotherhood, and determined that
they will exercise the rgh-dcar TO every American
freeman ftiny. for the OF their choice. This
Is the meh. cd nmehcsnent Of what | am pleased to
believe will cyninhe till the day of the election.
The signs OF the times are that Acrnnac will give
her fiyurtc son II ina,nriiy Of I'VE hundred.
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A REPULSE.

TIE result Of the municipal election in Philadelphia
foreshadows the fate Of acknowledgement in this
State. In the North the PEOPLE are rising IN revolt
against the domination Of the midnight eoSsPIRA'
,oE,. VIII virgiuians submit to the yoke OF this
party. which is thus disereded and repudiaed in the
stronghold ii power The reaction has begun. and
will be the glory of naicting the finishing blow
upon the PROSTATE body of the traitor party. The
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Of Wednesday has the
following
TIE DEATH OF NOW-NOTHINGISM
A CLEAR MAJORITY IN COMMON COUNCIL.
The Monster which was born in iniquity. died in
despair ast night at eight o'clock, OF disease which
tss always killed traitors. Hursed by the spirit OF
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HOW CAN \ GOOD METHODIST DE 4
kSOW-NOTUlNG7

The following Article of Faith" is to be found IN
tho Discipline al tho Methodist Episcopal Church.
1t will be seen That by necessary implication all oath'
are forbidden except they ba made before mHsIs'
tra,e legally authorized 10 administer them:
as we confess that vain aud rash swearn: Is for.
hidden Christian men by our Lord Jesus Christ and
by Jane. his apostle; judge that the Christian
religion doth not prohibit, but that man may -wea;
when the magistrate requreh in cause OF NTH and
charity SO II De done according 10 the prophet teach
lns, in justice. Judgment, and truth. - South Sid,
DcmoCrIi.
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TIE CROPS IN MARILAND.-The Hagcr--
town Torch reports uutav"rnh!y the wheat crop
in Washington county. The Upper Marlboro prince
ers from that vicinity LEFT for Baltimore few days
ago. 'choaa .ingiS ho@'t'd 81 t35GCco M extreme
~ unusual occurrence for th. seGs"n OF the year,
and adds; An intelligent planter Of whom We m
4uired the for this, informs that there Il hn
little more tobacco 10 go into market this spring -'he
crop Of last year being AT least h"J less than an
az .f,e
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MASSACHUSETTS kNOW-NOTHING COS


Bos!oS, May 2.Tle Know Nothing s:nin Con-
ycn!iOn III session here this evening is In .c!y al,
tended and its action decidedly Of an arf;-.Gvery
character Gov. Gardner md Henry Wilson ere
among the delegates selected to attend the national
convention 20 he held in Philadelphia in June next.
James 4. Il. Ely male nh Hni..laver" and Nrow-
Nothing speech. and strong Gn-sIcvcry resolutions
we're passed.
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FROM GREENSvILLE COUNTY.
To tie Ed,tors cf Mr EH7"inr:
ANN, lS

HICk>FoRD, April %, lSA'.
Mil!S"u AMI Watts met here yesterday, aud ad-
dressed u nrg. audience. Milis"a spoke with great
force ami sustained his high reputation to the cnire
advocating principle while his opponent shot nj ran
dom aud .ui-sed the mark. The county il all right
Know NGthin-:isln does not flourish upon the roll ri
old Democratic Gr"cnsville. They had entrapprd
six of our people, bur was informed by one OF III,
six, Yesterday that he ont of the Order, and
should nit support the tichet lie has always been
Wing. aid is nj least equs ii Influence and talent Il
any of thc FIVE lett.
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KNOW. NOTHING DEFEAT

The Wilmington llIel.l municipal election took
plac" on Tuesday. 1t i reported that the Democrats
elected all their r; ticket except their candidate Tor
Mayor. who was beaten seventeen votes BIZ hi Know
! Nothing opponent. Last ycar the Know N"'hiugs
beat the Wings 10 votes aud the Democrat. $40.
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THE NATIONAL MEDICAL CONVENTION.
PHiL,bELPAIA. MAY 2.--Dr. George Is. Wood. Jr.,
Of Philadelphia, elected President OF the Cosven
ton. The Convention unanimously selected Detroit
as the place for holding the mex, Annual Convention
At noon to-day the delegates were received at "Ipde
pendence Hall by Mayor Conrad, who formally
welcomed them 10 the city.
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ONO ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION.

The AntI-Slav.rv Convention hAs adjourned ~
session Cincinnati. held last week There v"r. the
usual amount OF speeches. ." strong character. in
Guiding the assaults upon the churches inr sustaining
slavery. The Cincinnati Gazette sass The extreme
doctrines shock not Gnls tho christian sentiment ol
the people, bit render lI,lIcrous the whole .lteir.
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FROM ACCOMAC COUNTY.

II ne Er,tg,$et he y""c":
AcCoMAc CouRr IIur.r,
April - lSo1. J
Gentlemen, Know Nnthingism ID on the decline
here Within ten DAYS Mofg:hrc persons have With
drawn FROM single Council to vote the Democratic
Ticket We shall. carry the county, Notwithstanding
tho Wing and Know- Nothing continuation against
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cow POLITICS.

HARTFORD. Nav :;.-rhe Legislature met this
morning. whey James +. Bahcock of New Haven,
was chosen president OF the Senate pro tenn. The
House organized BY the election of Austin Baldwin,
OF Middleown, speaker Both houses meet in conyen-
lion Tomorrow to elect State officers.
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MASS MEETING * CUMBERLAND.

The Democracy ni the Fork of WiIh-, Cnmb"r
lcud. will h"d mass meeting Il, the Fork Church.
,l,rr. viii sdi,es, the r.cgtir;, ana SIERRA! ds;!n-
gui-hrd gentlemen arc expected to attend
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THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORkS-ALEX.
HOLLADAT.


Nh Holiday, the Democratic candidate tor the
Office of Commissioner OF Public Works from the
Second District, represented tho county of Spotsyl
vRna in the House Of Delegates of Virginia du 'ng
fte session OF 1867 BY reference 10 the journal OF
that session, we hnd that he voted i'll favor OF bill
-" TO provide for the completion Of the James River
aud kanaYha Canal from tide-wa.er at Richmond TO
the town of Buchanan, and for other purposes This
s,ll became Il Law and directed a loan to DO made TO
the James River and kanawha Company of one million
two hundred and thirtysx thousand dollars. II 10
notable fact. that Mr.. Holiday and Mr.. Mayo the
delegate from this city, were the only members from
tde-wster Virginia who voted in favor of the ioa'-
This may be regarded not only rs an evidence OF
III. ias liberal and vice views of Mr.. iollAday but
as showing that at that time. when he could have
been Influenced by no considerations OF personal
character, he was upon principle, friend OF that
great Improvement. He has also been the ar
dent friend Of the Covingon and Ohio Rail Road,
and while no deems it ine1pcdient, for the pre-
..ut, to extend the Canal beyond Covington, he
warmly advocates the most speedy construction Of the
railroad to the Ohio. He thinks it would be madness
to abandon or retartl the prosecution of that most
importan, work. aud would hesitate if elected, to
throw the whole OF his official and personal influence
IN favor of its early completion. Dir. Holiday is no
novice in the public service. lie has been tried, and
approved by the people as honest capable and faith
.ul The whole record of his public life 49, like his
high personal character, unimpeachabe; and it pre-
SCENTS unmstakable evidences oi superior intelligence
and Il remarkably calm and unbiased Judgment, com
bimsd with spotless integrity and uniform urbHnity'
Such qualifications tl,sse are OF tho highest I'M
portance and shosld not be overlooked, or slightly re-
yarIed by those who will soon be called upon to re-
ieci successor to DR.. Graham. Indeed, We congrau
late the voters of tho District that ip the person Of
the Democratic candidate. they have tie rsTy ma"
who ought 10 ell tho Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

ENGW-NnTHiNG nuItAtrE.- During the
niaI of the J.. INST the crdss wa- removed from The
tower Of the Cahnlr church nj Ovid Seneca county,
aD. III. American ias substituted. The cross nj.
,.rar.Is ;,uad ~ a bar room at the village. \ meet
n Of the citizens held TO ferret out The pcpern-
tor. 0i the outrage.
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pOWUATAN DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCE
IAM Ml1IEES

The members OF Democratic Vigilance Comm. tees
of the county III P"sSEIGGn, requested 10 be pre-
.4ur =; pIvriiaau MAY Court where they WI! hold
a.tiu IA Organize themselves !Gr- thoroughly, aud,
# necessary, appoint ub.com!nitt~e.r *.
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I;nT-EkEEPINE GOODS.

-SpFCitf A;tn;.:ipm l. ~ Iich I" ""s s'OcA VI
h H.! 10. nud !! Lin'u Shc"fiiS-
~ 70 -n. - .c4 !!.!oy C1.e s''.t, rory s,,cyo-
IL -. 7r, ~, IabIr .'',a' ~. '"''' ''4' s'p'''
i,,lje Cle.-. AsYaia: aaf De-; t,;s
: ,O:,f cuG UGTG.: eg!!':S: ~,
S,nrE -sa,ca. aud N,irai.I D.'e'::
Twr,,:;urc p!nlry md Co.ton Dein"'A o,;..
ianI !ai Nar.eiIss Quilt. ind S''o Gums ,ao hest
-. pin,CL-d Cotton SGirlng aud sAseuha' VI '"' W.
makes ,,;r;r,.
Iisn,y Cotton Goods ior Fs!ineE., such ~ ,y
msA'i 6 IGD CorounIss striped ozDs5a'. b.,P
linn prlnss Plaid Domestic sp',ns t ,ro GEEK.
aud c:. good COLOR La"n. uthsa'' rr'a,,4 li,..
md Lawns tc! Lnd!e. ami ch!idrrh' ''S''"7' G,
and Cashmere. ii rsU D. io"h- -
These are o; the article "h'e" CO"
Man street.. ~,,op
;s,-Good= sold only Tor cab ,,r,,y LATllROf.
Nav CiiN!' I''----n y .Dl GIL
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THE PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL ELEC

The PHILADELPHIA MlNiCllA' Eli-'
TION.-The election held in Philadelphia, on Tues
day, for City Treasurer, Commissioners mdmbcrs al
the Council, &C.. passed o.i without any serious dis
tu:bance. The result, although close, SHOVE great
change III prbliC sentiment there SINCE nTt spring
when the kruw- EuillnT minority was about c,""V'-
The Ledger Of Wednesday, says:
Inst year the American tick carried ne!Tl% every
ward in The city, elcriing nearly all The Select and
Common Council, tho CITY COMMISSIONER. III. City
Treasurer Prison Inspectors, Board Of Health school
Directors, &C., IN nearly every ward. Yesterday
things were reversed again and the Americans have
been benton fourteen wards ont OF the iTrnty Jour.
The Democrats and Rcformrra have carried eight ct
of the Common Council equally dividing that body
between them and the Americans.
This result is no doubt owing 10 the reckless cI-
travagauce Ci the present councils who nave greatly
increased the debt of the city, amd involved II III H
iinaIcial difficulties which will take oil Tie Skill
economy and prudent management OF the newly
elected councils 10 get OCT %" Men OF all parties uni
ted To nut stop such waste of the p-b!ic money,
and To reduce the taxation Ia which II NlS likely I"
lend. The result has been overthrow ut Inc party
III power and the election OF new men |" the cuuh-
ella.
The election Tor City Treasurer aud CITY Com'ns-
missioner is close, but the h.-ura. .h"W tEa' MI
Hacrty, the Wing candidate for Treasurer, who re-
smnll maiuritv-iiG over Morton, TIE American can
dliatc. Mr.. sherry. the Democrats Candidate i"r
CHS COMMISSIONER is elected over Hill, AHerlcHn ny
majority of IA, surprising the figures 10 De strictly
accurate In 40 close a VOTE the official count may
make material difference IN the result In inc d@src-
gate voi" which wives this reSI III" SIKH! precinct
al the tw"ntv-irst ward is not inclu!cd.
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LILLE KANSAS INVASION

H,.roy Nav "A rc-u.ur!pn WAS introduced into
the senate ,J-da directing the committee on rterG
rrntnn< 10 consider what action should be taken 4
project Massachusetts eIngran!s 10 Kansas agHiGs
invasion und violence.
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shLTs OF sTDCK II RICHMOND.


RrPOaTED HI IONS 4. tASCAsItH. sos BROEEks
y!r.irin pr cent?, Il YChr- % r -Rr- at tie ITHs
-U.E
viryl..n 20. crr- q ycersio run SO md interest.
Vi siain Coupon '"''d-, sHi"s - nud interest ri.
v!rGms per cri., OVER 10 ycnr- /" run. sncs 1T .
ami interest
yn-mn per cents uLd"r 10 y,ai, 10 tnn lat -ser + sDl
Il..ir-t
Coupon Bond. guaranteed Iy'ho State 81" aud mr.r-'
Richmond cry Hond. Il y""r- ~ run s"I'' So "i '"''
T'-i.
Vlr-in.s Bank stock pr ~, Ia, -'I"- ut So
Farmer r. NJ -'u,k. lot -'.'~ : -
}. ,,l,nu-. Hni.n sock. Incl -.""- ~ : l"':
y,,n,I,.a ! ~. tui Marine. bet r"!'.- e.oi
:, .I Inc i--or.at.Ur stock psf go, sa's ga
gi,B,r.~i fr.dcilcktburg ana l",nn'c "mr"Hd a''f
let SHE, -,
.',.,, IN .i!u. RaI..Oai .,iOgE. ist raies 80
edmond s.I Petersburg Railroad stock, '"ir5 pa
Richmond aun Dt.liic nIi:osf stock. iH-t -nca -
Inres h. Y md knnawhn stock. lnsi sG!cs t!I
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BOSTON, May 3.-IlaliuX papers state that gres,
distress exists among the people on the Atlanta
C"aat between Marcnchi and ShIppcyan The
French are suffering dreiul privatiJns. Owing ba
weather nothing WIS Gown This spr.ns.
The Nova Scotia Ia. .iHmen, has been dissolyo:
ana Il election called Tor the I'D OF, May.
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and rln'i Dolar-,'e' Tor :; :,
\ yuut- Tor sale by I. LAM " ~ "a -
THIRTY DOLLAIis REWARD

NOR tbs apprehension Q, my Hrro % man. ia . .U
-.uz,, on b.. s,f q, AM! !osi IL l:i.h nv! ~.
shou, - Tcarr Of s.c feet org no"cs h1s" NJ
hand hs- r-n injured md h. anger, axe 20 c'n't-
ia, he r,,rr ..I ,h,ra h. han! lie =. nl'cs'i!'1 y
ID Il him u: JJ-. p Guig. o! >'sf"Fi '.-"
". lie h. viii, #, james IsmorTo- mead '2,,!
wi! ~. the bO.e rr.s..i, II -~,lrr IN ing a.
ga him eco - . -. u.,'rt.,, ,,,.r.r-
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH.
TelegrHphcd for the Richmond Enuu,.
LATER FROM HAVANA

NEW i"Eh, May 1.-The steamer Black Wan,
with Havana dates To the !oth of April has arrjys
The rcaIi-r San Jac:mlo was in port n, Havana H..
Princeton sailed OH the 2s;h OF April for Kew W.,
The Island was quict. Commodore McCaul.y eni
the captains OF both the ships were being b""'
quet,ed by Gen. Concha. Sugars were actNe nnd
upward
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE

HARTroYD May 3.-Thc Legislature has elected
Minor, Know Nothing, Governor Of the State, bv a
vote uf lD1, over Ingram, Democrat. Know. No.
thing State officers were also elected. The Gov.
cruvr : message was sent in this afternoon.
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DETROIT, May 3.--At a review Of the Fire Do.
partmrnf, to-day, "ne.halt al the Companies were
disbanded Tor violating law against running engine.
on the side walks Of paved streets. public mecripr
the subject has been cnlic.! for this evening
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On. Of the Havana paper-, like the London Times
j. pleased II tue huYT Nothing mo.cuIeEt III the l