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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-31

.~A NOTICE-The Eteamboat
EnE9k3naaC AU0UsrA-Cspt w. c. sNirK-
W,li resums he regular trips 70 Hsmptoa on NED
NESDAY, August the 2Snd.
ia viii leave tho Richmond and Pstsrshuss O~pot
every: MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY ana FRIDAY
passen sers t.ka the Bost-rsturnips, the AU0Is.
"a viii leave Hampton On the shesnets days via
TUESDAY, THURaDAY aud sAIuRDAY nora.
lsslinss on the river, both loius asd resurpiss.
THOt DODAMUAD, osrt
Once n r. u. y. 70. FNA
s August 70, 1853. } SIS ~ 81.
NEW 1856 No. 8 NACKEREI- La5ge
~ . wk. wAILAcEAsas
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A CARD.-JOS. WOOD

lrS STRAY HORSE Strayed from
EA2A the Court House of Henrico county, about
weeks ago, ANAL SORREL MARE, with a Star
ID the fofehe ac aud both hind feet white other
scsr: or make about her remembered. A liberal re
ward will be paid for her delivery to me at the
Cou t-House Of Henrco.
-. l. w. TIMRERLAKE
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% A NEW DRUG STORE corner

80 A NEW DRUG STORE. corner
EW Main and 18th street. WILLIAM r. NOEL
~ would respectfully inform bis friends and the
"nni,c seneIally, that be eha.oDened
APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE.
VII re he will always keep on hand stock of well
s-lec'ed
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c.
ia every article generally found in 8 Drug Store
which he will sell lou. for cash.
~ Prescriptions prepared accurately, both day
7nu hlshl au Tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-31

THE MoRMors.-Beaver Island, Lake Mich igsn,
10 ssid to contsin 900 Mormops. mostiy females
Six years ago there were but thirty. The women
wear the bloonaer costume. and many of them are
said to be well educated. A large plumber are from
the factory districts of England. Some come With
much money. They are absconded wives, dsugh
ters, &c. Strang, the chief of the tribe, is des.
cribed a educated Philadelphia lawyer, wh ose
lawful wife resides in Wisconsin He publishes
a newspaper, 10 postmaster, and member of the
Michigan Leqislaiure. ss uEsq3a s#-.ss Is
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LIE n Es LEEoHEs.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by Adsms
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeche. which
will be applied upon the reasonable ter ns
be found at all hours of the day the Hair
Saloon under the American Hetel, ard at niabt on
18th, between Main and franklin streets
N. B.-Cupping and Lesshins ,romptIy atlend.d
o, at the shortest notice.
ao6 4 q unucnH
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} FOR RENT-One upper room in

- the new Brick Tenement on 10th street bea
tva-n Main and Cary ats.
ALSO-An Office In same; rooms on 1st Dor and
O. tn. modern couvensnoes suitable for Dentist,
La 1yer or Physician
ALsO-A large Store near Warwick Bsrksdelss
Mill on Cary street. sdmiTsbly suited for whole
ale Grocery and Commission House. Possession
kvsu immediately. -
lppiv 20 BAKaET MURRlss,
a. 2g No. I3G Gary st.
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FOR RENT-One of iLuse

- FOR RENT-One of iLuse beauti-
~ ful Brick Tenements Ia 18th street, be-
tween Mr.. " Heekler's and Fenabie stteet. The
House has good ro7rns srd Kitchen with 2 rooms
and there is enclosed Lot Of about II acres at
tsthed Of excellent Eo for gardening and excel
ut well Of water within few fes ct Of the house
Reut at the rate of only Sl25 Four times the rent
NJ ebt be made off the ground easily. Apoly at my
Sh. c store, No. 43 Main at. WIN. WALSH
su l4-ta
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BALLOON AscENsIoN ON HoRsEBAcK-Professor
Z HOT, last week. made an ascension from ST.
Louis The Rspublican says the ground inside the
enclosure was thronged with ladies and gentlemen,
TO " vitdess bis perious voyage; while outside the
numbers could only be enumerated by thoussasds
Toere were many who thought the horse could
not 60 up; bat, true TO the appointed time. he vas
hsrnessed to the erial car, and as given sigaal,
uith Mr. Elliot on bis back, of they went Into the
admirably, and looked around and down upon the
earth sppsrenty 10 the most perfect sstoeish msut.
his boots never for . moment ciawed the air. but
ae contented himself By casing, in most perfscs
Mr Elliot seemed ss much ., home upoH his cbsrser
a. II he were upon q macadamized road. Az lar
a. the eye could reach, both horse and rider seems
I'd to be getting along quietly but safely. Las,
evening, we understand that the officers of the
steamer Keystone, which arrived between eight
and pine O. clock, saw the balloon and horse com
Ing down in the immediate vicinity of the mouth
ofihs Missouri river. aud from all appearances
made . safe landing EA4 .dE5e aes ! IS
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81 FOR RENT-A nice brick Tene
@4 m-ut corner of Sd and Marshall. Apply TO
au Ats GRUBBS & APPERSON
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HAIR CUTTINe.-C;dzens and Sty.noa

visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut in th
latest and most approved style, wopld advise them
70 call on HOBSON. under the American Hotel. en-
trance on l1th street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be asd
ell hours Single Bath 25e-. 5 Tickets for isl.
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So LADIES' BLACK CATERS,
s'AfzAsss Sl.50; Ladies' Lisht do. 81 30; L.dies'
s'own do Sl.50; Ladies' Velvet, Kid and Morocso
Slippers and Ties Walking Shoes and Bootee,;
M,ses snd Chi .dren's Shoes of most kinds worr
may hs hsd at DAVID WALaH'S,
bu2l l29 Main ct.
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81 FOR RENT.-A Cottage residence
Ii e0ntsnps nine rooms, on Grove street in the
togp of Sidney, 8 short distance fIOm the Fair
Grounds. Apply to w. ). HUBARD.
jy Att
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M FOR RENT.-A Store and Dwell
"a iDg House for rert No. 22S, Broad street, at
pre,ent occupied by Mr.. Robt. Briggs. The prem.
ises will be given the 10Th day of 8eptember
neIt. Apply to THEMES ssnanni. au 23-llu
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gT FOR SALE-A neat framed House
Ss3 on HaYo street, coutainng 5 rooms kitchen
wood and coal houses, with water In the yard The
'otfToGts i6 fset Mayo st, and rans bac cs on Cy
prsss street 100 feet, kor terms, which will be very
liberal. appIyto THOS. w. KEESEE
is I3-ts No 90 Pearl At
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TO GENTLEMEN.-My stocE .

Boots, Shoes and Caters, for sentiennen's
wear, il a. good - can usually be found In
- any one estsblishment. l receive regular
supplies from the best Northern manufaeturefs of
all the fashion abe styles; and In addtion are
constantly making all kinds, suited to the season.
rendering my assortris eLt always very oompletes
will alse make to order s<ything that may be want
ed, being - we'll prepared. In every psrtculsr.to
manufacture Boots and Shoes any other dcalsr In
the city. Gentlemen invite& 20 give me trial.
yNO. g FACE, I.f
aus No Is Nsyket Rridaa
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POWERS DUKE.

Roscoe B. HEATH, Attorney at Law,
kichmord Va, practices 10 the Courts Of the city of
richmond and OF the counties OF Chesterfield and
Hen,ico.
CT Office Northeast corner OF Main and IL th cts
Entrance ON iIth G. an l6-imt
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E'OH KENI-Iwo newly erected Brick
u TenemsDts On 25th strest near Leigh St Bsp-
tist Church. containing rooms including oasement,
With passages. porches closets, rsntrys. SC, with
garden sttache and well Of superior water On the
premes Rent Sl86 each per snnum.
Apply to ED. d. EAcRo or
JAS. NJ. CARTER. l~th st,
js 26-ts Opposite PoG Office.
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a CARD.-Ihe subscriber, an experI-
enced praetitioner Of Medicine, Surgery and Obsts
tries, having located Broad street, shree doors
above tenth, offers his professional servses to the
citizens OF Riehmond. :
He has devoted much time and stte ntisu 10 the
study and practice Of Midwifery, and the tssat.
ment OF Diseases Of Women and Children.
ap f-6m* RfCH'D & CAUTHCRN NJ q
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- NOTICE. by an order ADOPT
~ ed by the Board of Direc ors OF .the
Richmond Fire Association all persons
= - - having in their possession Helmets,
Firernen Coats Uniform Goats, Caps, or Spanners,
Al required to make imm ediats return OF abe
sams to the Office of the Richmond Fire Associa-
ton. JOHN II CLA18ORNE,
Principal Engineer of Richmond Fire AsSn.
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lJ CLOSE the remainder of
- our Summer stock, will sell IL st much
reduced prices We determined to sell Il ali il
nossible, 70 make room for extensive supply of
Fall Goods. which 10 now arriving by every psckst
from the North. ~ SEf3
Ladies' will please call at once and sapply them.
selves and their families for the remainder OF the
while they going OF cheap. at the Me-
tropolitap Isl Main 81, next to r. M Zimmsrman's
au 25 CHAS. B. MAURICE
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R no We have on
"a haad of our own manu- fsctuse, . good q o..
NA ply Of gents Sieeve Buttons do Rrass,.
A4b psps do Shirt Studs, all set With precious
stones of various kinds Gentle 10 want of no A.
thing really COED and pretty IN this line are invited
10 call and supply emselves At No. 75a Msin strset
MYERS 4 JANKE.M
au22 EFashionable Jewellers.
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06
N V po11TIcs The soft shelln or Admins

NY. PoL1TIcs. The Soft Shell" or Admins
ration Democracy of New York held State Con-
vention in Syracuse August Goth. The ruling
spirits of the convention were John Cochrane and
Prince Jrhn Van Puren, with large number Of
other free soilers. The convention endorsed the
financial policy of the administration and its treat
les but refused to say single word of approval In
relation to the Kansas difficulties Near the close
of the convention. an effort was made to pass
resolution condemnng the Kansas measures, over
which Prince John and Cochrane gave magnificent
bling. The row was at last compromised, on the
motion of Prince John. in this wise: "They deem
this an appropriate occasion to declare their host-
ity to the extension of slavery into free territory"
In the last of the series of resolutions, they con-
graduate themselves and the country over demo-
craticC) victories in Virginia Tennessee, Alabama,
North Carolina and Texas; and one progressionist
desired to add California. in advance. The con-
vention was composed of set of political pirates
who have been fattened by the administration OF
Pierce in order to annihilate such patriots as
Bronson and Dickinson.
On the 2Sth Of August the Knownothings held
a State Convention in Binghampton. Mr. Brooks
Of New York. chairman of the committee on reso-
lutions reported the following platform, which was
unanimously adopted:
First Americans to rule America
Second The maintenance of the Union. and
the compromises of the Constitution faithfully full
filled.
Third The absolute exclusion from the creed of
the American party Of all sectional doctrines that
are against the sense of any portion of the Amrr-
can Union and the di.use Of the name, Influence,
or organization of the American parry. to advance
any measure against the constitutional rights OF
the States or the intention and If ct OF which
shall be to enlanger the perjury Of the Cnion
Fourth: Nc sectional interference in cur l.egiS-
ature and prescription of persons on account
Of religious opinions
Fifth Hosuity to the assumptions of the Fapal
power through the bish ps prela-es. priests or
ministers of the Roman atholic hu' ch. a. anti
republican in principle and dangerous to the llbtr-
ties of the people.
SIKH: Thorough reform in the Naturalization
laws of the federal Government.
Seventh: The enactment of laws for the pro-
lection of the purify of the ballot-b,x by the
State.
Eighth: Free and reliable institutions for the
education of all classes Of the people with the BIZ
BILE as text book in our Common Schools
The following resolution was also adop'ed
Reyolceh That in the organiza ion Of the Amer
lean Order the institution of involuntary servitule
was and now is regarded as local and not ma ional
in its character. sub j'ct for the liberation of a
DIFF renee Of opinion by the citizens of the North
ern and $ uthern States, and such has no right
full place in the platform Of the National American
lar'y.
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06

WIT. A dispute arose between three noblemen,
one Irish Scotch. and the other English, As to
the respective traits of their respective countrymen
wager was laid, the Irish were the wittiest, the
Scotch most cunning, and the English most frank.
They agreed to walk out in the streets of London,
and the first of either nation met, should be
inquired of as to what he would take and stand
watch all night in the tower of st. Paurs church /;
pretty soon a John Bull came along, and was ac-
costed thus.
'.What will you take, and stand all night in the
tower of st. fauls I"
Il shouldn't want to do it short of guinea
frankly answered Mr. Bull.
he next one accosted was Scotchman: Sandy
replied with his cunning, And what will you gle
me! g.
Last, but not least Patrick was inquired # as to
what he would take ana stand all night in st,
auls tower. To which | at wittily answered:
An sure an think should take u devil Of a
cowld p 1he wager was Won
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06

ELECTIONS TO TAKE PIAcE--The following is a
schedule of the elections which are to take place
during the present year for State ofccrs and rep
resen.atives to Congress
Vermont Tuesday, September 4, State officers
Maine-honday september 10, State officers.
Georgia Monday, October l, State officers and
eight representatives
Pennsy ylvania Tuesday. October 9, State officers.
Indiana--Tuesday, October 9, State officers.
Ohio--Tuesday, October 9, State officers.
Louisiana--Nlonday, November 5, State officers
and four representatives.
Mississippi Monday, November 5, State officers
and five representatives.
New York--Tuesday November 6, State officers
Wisconsin, Tuesday, November 6. State officers
Maryland ednesday, November 7, six repre-
sentatives
Massachusetts, Monday, November u, State
officers.
In Tennessee, Alabama, Indiana, Wisconsin, and
Pennsylvania, the legislatures in each State elec
one United States senator.
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06
For he Empire County Argus.

AMrRIoAN SyMpATiN FOR RUSSIA Mr.. Z tor
Il Las been matter IF utpri,e to many and par
tcnarly to the English. that the Americans should
symra'i with the hu-,ians in th' present Ssru1-
Gle she is engaged in There can he no dIubC tha {
Americans as ii body 70 symIathz" with the Rus
slams, | will give few reasons why they d" aud
why they nng to feel for the lussan> ralher than
for the English and French AZ the first outbreak
ing Of the war am inclined to believe the Amer
lean feeling was in favor Of the Turks urkey
appeared to be the oppressed. and Americans alway,
feel fer the oppressed If all nations hut the mo-
ment England and France joined the | urks against
the Russians Russia became the oppressed it was
fight three to one the American feeling at once
changed in fi,vur of the Russians
All Americans from their youth up are arcus-
toned to fair play used and enforced if necessi
ry by the spectators whenever a rencuntre or a
pitched battle takes place between any individuals
his feeling of fair play and equal justice is so firm
ly planted in the American heart that he at once
revolts at the exhibition of contrary course; |
may say it almost amounts to instructive feeling
suddenly the exhibition n the feeling after the
cause which excited it is known There other
reasons for American sympathy for Russia She
has always respected our flag She has not impris-
oned seamen, has done Justice to all our cit-
zrrs, and all her transactions with our government
or its citizens are marked with strong degree of
friendship and sympathy Can the same be said of
England and france Have they not in time Of
peace insulted our flag on the high sea . nprison-
ed our seamen, and plundered our ships engaged in
legitimate commerce. For these and other acts of
similar kindness they expect us to feel for them in
their present struggle One of the powers expect
ed that we would allow her to pander with our Cit
zpns and to recruit to aid her in the present strug
gle. Fortunately her designs were discovered and
promptly put down. These few of the rea-
sons of the sympathy of Americans towards Russia,
and in my opinion they sufficient to justify it,
AMERICUs
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06
Columbia Quartz Mining Company.

T a meeting of the members of the Columbia Quartz
IA Mining Company, of Irish Greek. held in Coloma o
saturday Sept 2d 1855, for the purpose of electng Off
GERS E. Woodruff called to the chair, and itchns
appointed Secretary pro tenn
On motion of c. Schafer and seconded by Mr. Weller
that we advertise requesting those persons who may have
the books and papers of the Company in their possession
left bv Ibbard late Secretary, to deliver them up to
the Secretary before the 18th day Of October
Carried.
On motion of White, that the notices the claim be
renewed and John Mckay ordered to post them up
Carried.
On motion of E. Woodruff. that notice be given to the
stock holders to meet in Cooma Wednesday, the 18th
day of October next. at o'clock p NJ full meeting
requested for off ers for the ensuing half year
Also that we adjourn until that day clock Carried
4i2 JOHN IllTCHlNS, Secy pro tenn.
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06

THE LONE STAR MINsTRELs This Company
gave concert in Crescent City Hall on Tuesday
evening last. and pleased their audience nightly
Owing to an insufficient notice there WAS rather a
slim turn out but after The performance closed the
boys made the Company promise us another con-
cert, on this evening when it was agreed that a
good crowd should be in attendance "Oiu Glenn
lays over" any delneator of the field darkey tia
has been this way. Remember. tonight
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06
Iron, Iron, Iron!

- EO. c. JOHNSON & co, Importers and Dealers in
Ilon eel md Cumberland Coal, No. o6 aud 80 bat.
terry street, San Francisco.
We have on hand IA full assortment of
American and Eng glish Bar Iron;
Sweeds and Russia Bar Iron;
Sheet Shu and Boiler lIon
ow, Nplng AID Sheet S,eel;
Iii ser, shear and German Steel;
Si deI on tas' Steel;
Toe torku steel;
Nrgh 5 and Mousehoe Anvils;
ght's scIId toX Vices;
SWe ge blocks nd Cones;
Bel ows md Sicdgcs;
Carriage Rois
Shu er al d 10 lei Rves;
F,les, Ra-ps Horse Nails, Borax, &c
tuu bell. I'D j'oal;
No.way Sboeshai es AZ 3m
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06

ILL LUCK Nicaragua Ministers are an unlucky
class of men. Solon Borland went to Greytown to
have quiet smoke and to enjoy the pure air of
that delightful city but malicious negro fings a
bottle at him and breaks his nose. Next comes
Mr. Wheeler, he gets himself into a squabble about
negro woman In the first difficulty the Admin
istration bomharded Greytown by way of revenge,
how the second scrape is to be disposed Of remains
to be seen.
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OcT
1t being deemed necessary ny all the members OF
the Board to have special meeting thereof for the
transaction of important business 1T is ordered that
srecial meeting of the Board OF Supervisors be
called and held on this Monday. the lst day of Oc-
tober. A. D. 1855, for the purpose of considering
the petition of citizens of this county tor viewing
out and locating public road beginning at the
Mountain Ranch and running thence to the eastern
line of this county. Also, for the purpose Of con
sdering the ratification or amendments OF the acts
of the Court OF Sessions in transacting civil business
of the county and also for auditing bills against the
county; and also to take into consideration the pro-
priety of constructing a Court House and Jail or
''' Jun '''''' ~ w AL.ExR IRVINE,
JOHN KIRK.
ROBERT f. DRAPER.
The Board met pursuant to above order Pres
ent, A. Irvine, John Kirk and K f. Draper Also
present, D. c. NlcKenney, Clerk Of the Board On
motion of MIR Draper, Alex. Irvine was elected
Chairman of the Board.
Oct. g Ordered by the Board unanimously that
all the acts and proceedings and contracts maze
heretofore by the Court of Sessions OF this t"nn'y
in the transaction of all civil business done before
or by it, be and the are hereby ratified ana In
all things confirmed by this Board.
Ordered that the Collectors of Foreign Miners
Licenses be allowed fifteen per cent upon the
amount collected by them, that percentage beng
deemed sufficient compensation for their services
and the order heretofore made by the Court OF
Sessions allowing greater percentage than thai.
above specified BE- and the same is hereby reclnded
and annullrd.
The fll, wing amounts allowed: John A Swart
S3l SO. G. n. Ingham S42s, ohm Kirk Supervisor.
s21 A Irvine. supervisor, SOL r E Draper Su
pervisor, t2l
Ordered that VIM Fl. Smith and Sherman Day
be appointed to view out and locate road from
M,untain Ranch to the eastern b' unda'y OF the
State, terminating at or near Farys Mill. in acc"r-
dance with prayer Of petitioners and thai one
thousand dollars be appropriated 10 d"tlay tn" ne
cessary exprnses TX drec,ed to notify MeosrS
ay aud smith accordingly
Ordered thai mmhrrS of the Board IF SupcrviS-
ors receive eight d llars per day for their services
Board adjourned to l5'h inst, ID o'cluck a. NJ
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06

MORE LAW. In the case of Hill VS.. Newman
the Supreme Court has decided that "A Justice o.
the Peace has no jurisd ction over injuries arising
from the destruction of mining bitches and the
wrongful diversion of water. The right to waite,
is corporeal privilege running with the land ant
bestowed upon the occuper or appropriation OF thu
soil, and is not personal property, within the mean
ing of the law"
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06
Ready Made ClCtl.ing Warehouse.
WiL'1AN. g. EtDf r.it,

No 90 Battery street. San Francisco.
EMPOETER Of Ready Made Cothng and Furnishing
Goods. Also, every variety OF da ;, Boots and Bro
guns. | would invite oouu ny nerchants visiting San
traicisco cal aud my large stock OF Clohing
&c, &c
have on hand and constantly arriving, the largest
sor,inent of every variety and style OF Clohng OF any
house in this State. My sicck amounts to
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The goods manufactured und,r my supervision;
made from the best material and in the durable
Persons buying my cothi <, will find large and
sale Bile sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article they wish
in my stock. My prices will be Low, NOT LOWER,
than they be found elsewhere in the market. guar
article sell.
Please call and examine my stock. Al 3m
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06
McCONNELL'S STORE,

GARDEN VALLEY
TIME undersigned keep constantly hand, fresh and
II varied assortment of
GOODS
Their stock of Miners supplies is unequaled in Variety
quality and cheapness
lar DIV ARE
of all kinds constantly hand and fresh additions to our
stock Of Goods arriving every week.
The attention Of Miners and Others is invited to our su
perior stock of
MBER,
every description which prepared to cut to ordes
and will sell low for cash MCCONNELL ~ TO-
Garden Valley, S~,t 7th. 1854 43M
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06

In the Virginia Know Nothing State Council at
Richmond an informal resolution offered by
Hon. John M. Bolts. embracing the sentiment, that
both secrecy and the religious test of the party
ought to be abolished and that the naturalization
laws ought to be totally repealed The object was
merely to ascertain the sense of the Council the
question, and it Was unanimously in the affirmative
The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06

Thanks to Weller, for that neatly cushioned
chair. He has more of the same sort. and every
thing else usually found among q welI-selected
stock of goods. The stock of hardware is exten
sve- comprising every thing except castiron pull
pits.