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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11
1Arr EnrEIc.N lNrEILlGENCE.


NEW YORK, Dee. 9Th. steamer Ariel, from
Havrr md C"wcs lett the latter port OF the 10Th anu
arrived here. to-day she brings the second edition
ri the London Times Of The 2iih ultIino.
4 letter from KHmiescr, dated November H2't,
s,aes ha. s.me ,riln. cagcmsutr hnd taken place
NJ kcc'-ch hctwc"n the advanced posts Of the tu,
sian, under Gen. WruG.rl and hc g!u-TuIh-h
contingent, III which the latter were hard pressed,
and had srmt 20 Ia!aklava Tor r,imic:rc:nents.
Kinburn WIS protected b. .Iuatr"n "f !r!sRt"s
and loa:,.c hu:,crirs in addition Ia III" porma-it
torhcn,irns but III. Allies are IN i,n.r thu, tho Rus
slams will make an effort TO rc.GHC il IL soon H. III"
river freezes over.
TIE Vienna correspondent Of III" Times states po.
si:ivciy that preliminary steps towards realization
If The first anl fourth points at the four guarantees
ar, u5vu;;o be taken The first point relates tn the
Prncipni,rs, ami the SECOND to tho future position
OF tho christian population in Turkey. Conferences
relative. ,n the re. nr auizainu Muldara and al
acIa wnud benin az Constantine pie rs s"on rs tie
Austrian Envoy THE Baron Pr"ks.ch) runchea tnat
city
Tho Berlin sI,oul..d of the Times states that
| ll. ,unnrcd Swedish alliance Is doubted there:
The Belgian War MINISTER has dc:crniued nrHn
increasing the fr',nc1s u Antwerp ny OuiIu."1 ss'
era additional forts. m
G ,acral Simpson and suit arrived at MIrseies on
the sd November.
Tbs French Flna'lr1n under Admiral Bruat with
the imperial turrd, spoken III the Greck Archi-
pel;lru Oh III. ir way home.
Iu.-'Ii.m"r from kags states that the Garrsonlhd
received supply ui provisions from captured kus'
| siau convey. ,
III. re,ur, rf the insanity OF Gen. Mcuraief is moi
conir ned. .
The Friday evening Times III Us city article SAYS
Cousols toc ,rnry opened at $50, ron whence they
advanced e., ~. A rc!arsr subsequently took place
! Ia So wtirl, was the las: official I:r;cc
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n.,a,,, nurnctt Cadwalade-. ca.

r,vcc. Branch, Brooks Burnett, cadwsaGe, ~,
rn;irr C,skic. C,n-mtn How Srno' - i,,whcil
Il. w. Cobb, CriiSc Crani"Ti' De"r".i ,l,1r FL,
. T;,,o l. H. Fuller, tirvrr. Grccnw""i. A"-
.,,.tt. Hail. Sanpsun W. llnrr;<, mos. u.
TI.rtycri. Hickman, houston, Jewst'i "eI pxsu
Jones, j.. CLANCY 'I",",n' N.'' Marshall, Maxwell
MrMurn. Mcqueen, Smith Miller, Nilsson, M% w
rai Oliver, orr Peck, Phelps. Powell, 'enn"n. h",
du snniidge, >ay"s" SewT ;Ih, Toynr VniI War
,,ar Watkins. Wells, Winsow, and .lonn v hL'9nI'
lar Mr. a. T.. Bnuk-.-iihrgh' Allison D"r np;'
NV Bennett, Benson, Rll!n@hurst, Bingham, DIE
bradshaw. Bicuton. B"ti'nGt"n PUT Ei'nfo Elru
H. ~; cr;ny, COMM, Covode. Crn-n. Gu'n1nc'
n,nrrIl, Henry Winter Davis, Day Dra'i' /. WILL
D;rt. DIX -on, pudI. Durigc. EdWafl-' E"''n'
galloway GiiinSs, Gilbert, Grans"r' ''I"w'
Rmhnr, Il. Hall. Harlan: Holloway. Thomas l.. I"r
,', Valentine H. Horton, Howard, !!nshs'"'i' NJ
w. KIM, KNAPP. Knight, KnowiIun. hmoX' L ,'
Mac Mn,tr,ori MCCuriv, Mcnchhin, Milan 'i'i'e''
Morgan, Morrill,, Mott, Mnrr"% Sle'' pc:,;, IiS
prnrle, rurycar, Rtc!rir, Robbins, Roberts k"b'
SON. Sabin Sage, Sapp, Sherman. Summons, Spinner
stanton Srarainn, Tappan, lii"rlI!st"!' ih"FII"G
Todd, T.a.ton, Wade, Wakcm1n, Nt!Orid@c' Wal
dron CaIwundcr G.. " ashburiIC EEhu WHshburne
Israel Wa,hburll, Watton, Wclcll, Wood, Woodruff
and Woolwurth.
Far Mr. Fu!l,r.--Messrs. Bail. EayarL, Clark, Cu!
len. H. ". Davis, EHr, Foster j. Al"rrls"a. Hurts,
Harrison, Havcll, Hoffman. kcnnr;, i.indlev, Alex
undrr X. Marshall, MiIwnri. Paine, F.Ercc. Porter,
Purycnr Erady, Ricaud, river, Seo:t, Smeed,
Swcpe, Irppc, Tyson, Underwood, Yak, Whitney,
nnd In!licoilc:.
FrrMr. Mc>srs. j. y. Curaphell, II.
VI. Fuller, ami Lake
son.
For Mr.. W. Il. Smilh.-A!c,sr4. Broom and Garlic.
For NJ: 4. X. MarshaIl.-Mr. Cox.
For Ny. E:heridge.-Mr. Dunn.
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LATER EpON KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Dee. G.-By Il asspG,ch from Weston,
,se have the following account from the srat oil war;
Eirh; hundred neu, armed with Sharp's r!es, ore ut
Lawrence, and they say they can raise three thou-
sand more. They are willing that Sheriff Jones
siruIi peaccabiy search fur ehcapod PRISONERS and
that they will not commence ho,l'rs, bnt VII act
on the defensive TO the last. Poneroy is pow eli Law
renee, having escaped from his capt"rs II - sind
thu, ;ho slavery party have 800 neii ut Franklin
aud 2G) at Douclus ami l.ecoup;on. June- was to
exeCut" wrts on prisoners yesterday, nnc II rests
farce was offered, would await further orders from
the Governor.
[, is though; there would be fish, hcior. matters
were settled. NJ United States troops had been Or
Iered cu;.
STILL LATER.-rhe pro.Slavcrv party encGinp-
I'll on Wakasa>a river and lat might b. order OF the
Governor, they arrested Gen. Pomcr"y. VIII" WA 70
ing to knusn, City with important dcspaches Tor me
east Threats have been made {" destroy the A'ne''-
can Hotel At Kansas on the superstition that 1t WAS
owned by the Elni-ranl Aid Society. The mass OF
the ci,ayus pledge tensclvcs 10 defend and prevent
It's destruction. -Four or FIVE hundred men, Se-tra!
pieces n artillery and probably thousand muske'r'
passed through Independence yesterday from hs TOR
der counties OF Missouri 10 mid the Sheriff OF Doug
as county in maintaining order
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WA l., JACKSON, ESQ.

The Gentleman, who for several years last Phs' ha
c,luri, the responsible ppsi.pn NJ Second Auditor
ca, DISCHARGED is duties with great ability ana
vs.y general satisfaction, during The last Week NOTIFIED
=, a.ral Assembly nf his intention TO reir" from
,,,i;- rcr tns fist II March next. THIS tetcrlhna-
m - the cause Of sincere -cyret 10 the many warm
..--ounl aud ro!Ir!cai friends that &r jackson mas
,,y!e since his sojcuru IN Eastern Virginia BY his
r.cui cohrGrsy, rromp;ucss and i'npar:;!ity III he
~ r,racc e his otlicnl Gut.es, nc has WON the re-
,,,; md esteem Of oil who have hud intercourse
v,; LEY, Will. the successful ,nauGcr IN which nj
,,s .,a.rtu.nts OF ha cr;," bsve been conducted
.a, ~, ,..,r,uce th.. s trrucn &! The pubic i'll
,..,, In, u,en under Il faithful aai competent guar
,iir.sair.
VA .nte:s,aod that il Is Mr.. Jaekson's intention
90 ,oroy. 10 Northwestern Virginia. rrohuSiy TO tho
civ d Wheeling, where he contcmplaies resumio-
-, .o..s,!cn Of toe law. His talents, eSI: atiuiF"
.os:s habl.s Of Industry nrd s;adious iuc!ina'i"n'
NO: allow US - indulge 10 any other anticipation
his ca:cer .; the bur will DO highly success
.rl and profitable. Wherever he may K" we assure
,,a LA, he will 10 accompanied by the 'ervent wshe'
q. many devoted iierds OF Eastern Virginia tVf ms
eDce.sa ana prosperity.
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/,..,. -, ~. -.y,E:A,s---i?l:.1ri,y y :he
;,,S,r;-Crsreor Gc,dter on lie h:"'@S ?n's'
tisr-Chna,rs 81 tic N&Sg+S-U'. h"SE"''"H
EHpc!ciss, ETC. ,,...-,,.n. -,
All s,r,. If inrricucs for the Sponsorship IRE on
foo tonight. Banks can count ai'h's' n'"e' '"'"~"
to elect him, bar no. quito.
4 meeting of the A:ncriIens was called !"st night
thirty attended. Walker vi AiabainG' "nrrcd a re-
solution endorsing the !G;n N.c;i" AID nj! 'hn slave
~ I,cv E-h..r;d,.c of Tennessee, was tho hrst 20
oppose IT, saying h, was willing the Northern men
s,.i have spn; 10 breathe oil Ns wall S,u:her.:.-
PANE q! North Carolina, opposed II also. lihvrils "i
New York, doubted It's cNp-'::Gn"v. Walker
then fured up, ana said he should reserve
10 himself the GSEt 10 publish the resolutions
with ia. FAC, iit they presented L" nG Anne
rcnu n.rii;. ur:i ,r,.;rd Paine and others denied
Walker. right u TO sn Grra; excitement followed
Burlington, OF Massachusetts, Dcanc o! I"nhcciru;'
AID ohcr-. withdrew in disgust. Humphrey Mar
shall slid he had BEEN pm: NJ I" be treated as io
Ind been and thar every little wiipncr-smsrp"r from
tho North nad run up his iias i"r the place TINT lac
was nut up - be beaten bv Richardson, ana 10 drive
tire slack rcput!rars over I" kichards"ns support
|, WAS proposed 20 nominate u candidate whom Ito
black republicans coal! rot support rs theF came
out, Whitney Of New York, declared the whole thug
ID farce.
Fuller i. r.rcesnao To- have promised the .Amer-
mn members ron MARYLAND that c w"u'd ORGANIC"
c.r:a.n committees by III app"iG;r"ut ri En'i"nH'
r..n. They wanted :hr names :ncn'i"nt1' "hri. n:
refused 10 give. He ais" IL sad 10 have promised
Cara,he.a and Oliver that be w"rid v"'e Tor The aI'
mission OF KANSAS u, oi'vc State. il SHIT applied Tor
admission suct
have written, let;yr era, saying that thu American
question: mus not b' maize sao"rdluac u mo ha;'
"a. question; but ! on unable to learn positively
whether the runoe j! correct. ~ all cvonts u mas
reused thu indignation us the Tree SOL hnp" ON
ing-.-,N. i. H1uId.
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VI. ua, With ,auc:. iutnrce, and pleasure iht Wet
.ru Democrat, published nj Charlotte, q. e. ana
conducted l,,. Ny jtn j. Palmer. vi ""aS i'r i"';
,.;,. ,,,n."r VIII sc I, cr.r.r eti.'. 81 ln'';
r ..r;i .,s u: :;' inl;r ,..r -.. Ga !:''''"r ""''
al ,Arrr.: !, rite,, AMI ii, hauteOno j''"r"a. cN'
;.hi:s ,! fruits OF Intelligence urd industry. As
spccimra, VIC e>:.ac. the following article, on the
organization OF tle Iiol,c o: Representatives, from
the Western Democrat %: the III! inst:
.Julrins from, tho heterogeneous materials. "f whci!
it is rrnlc>e;,, ANA ;e Importance attached ny each
action to the Spe;.k.rh y. would not bn surprise:
il the new wear eamc 10 ming upon liz, and s;iil find
the House il, .ta:c ri ontisi"a. Tn" Kansas cleo
:or casc will shake The very pillars vi the tiorefi
.nCu aud the Abn.it 'uists viii cypcnd rivers oi
wrath in attempting 10 e,r;.l the Nebraska bill Tue
North hAve lnninrity u liz, lower House; anu 4"
The. patriotism 81 III" ~ uAt" and The irn'i"'> "' Tue
Executive, we have - Look Tor the power 10 da'h
back tn. mad wave ih,,t threatens 10 eus"iph 'i'e
Constitution.
This Congress. holds in liz grasp the national veal
or woo: and hi. sos un will 'fer'waiIy test the
strength al III. cords ;hai bud Together the con,
!e!cracv II is time 'h"n party ar'er"rs sn1"u
be forgotten; and the Southern m'n',crs e."nu o.
one man and exer, thc: utmost IA RI" hsck the tid:
- A,nI;,jouis;n tina: is Nnw gathering IN sweep OIL
her u.cuar institutions Never wus tanatlcsIn more
confident, more impatient, "r n'"se dangerous:
laryc portion ol The session. ~ usual, WI! he Ia
III uisrussi'iS anu ~,
;rcnchny Presidential contest. Toc il all III all 1t
will b. by far the most exciting and Interesting sr'-
sion ever assembled since The ioundnon oil the ""S'
errqut. We will tn,!crvor Ia keep our readers au-
vsrd u! every ii"n of interest that tranEpre- -"
r0rs reports OF tie proceedings vii! be gwen anu
the leading speeches on all interesting questions.
The political elements arr being stirred, anu soon
IT." tnr,n will Sound throughout the length anu
breadth OF :he land,
Tne Democracy, basimg It's action upon the never
diving principles Of Constitutional liberty, VIII DC
trcely assaulted by combination OF the factions 'ld'
now asitate the pulitica! waers.
70 that party, ,he conservative, open 'de"!'"G IN
depenient lreemen OF all geographical DIVISIONS nave
r,rupd their eyes, ahl, de.pite the nnuef'Sronnu
manwverins vi lL- dark In;"rn party, The hypo-
critical "l;cputlcans,' the Ffec-Solltr- ana Ao1l-
tioniss, they will yet, under God. snreth c"uh'! III
tact, and transmit TO posteriiy the Constitution Tue
buwnrk OF our independence, as Il came rom t''o
hands Of its veSs frmsr a. kuc 10 orr standard
aud viii march with next full TO the "clIisvrmSn
of booless victory, more glorious IMAM tue ''oA'"S
,f TROY or the destruction OF Carthage
vi. will watch this Congress and the mex; freS'aeh-
ta election with more interest than any preceding
elected.
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DIED.

DIED. ii. residence. III E,s"x county. Friday
in.. December .;h. lsjJ. PETER :. TltlbLE. E-q
The writer o! this Uiicr hns been acquainted with the
deceased for several years, aud his "vut.ness his
family nnt Kindness hi, r-la,iv"S uud friends has
,!"ar"I him all May hi. widow mud children lind
ISOLATION ia the Gospel Ui Christ, and bow with humble
suu,n-siu II the viii 0i ttrIr Creator. J. Il. H.
DlEp, in the county Of Amelia, Nov. "st, ls5S, Mrs
ANN h. JETEit Of Dr. john w. Jeter, in the - b
yuHr OF her a."
III. dccen-ci had been n consistent member OF the
Church o Dsc!p.cs for many year. previous 20 her
DEATH sruced very remarkable Christian rcsgEn
ton many suffering, bornS through tedious and
oruct-j illness OF several Hec disease, chronic
broncas Tor long time cJntcnded win her naturally
,troly AMI v:Vr0- constitution IL times hr woI'd mp.
pGrr !p: well, thea ain i.otr"rt apparently la tae
brink tho grave B amidst these frequent ami shifting
chsngss WAC 10 oil Appearances neither battered or
cue with rI,ucss md io:ttude spoke ~ her
1yrc cl!u dissolution being certain mi Te!y tnr
OH Wk.n r .ocElu !.,,r cane conscious OF her cUnli
zion she spoke Of death III" exchanging the rcnics OF
ihi! wJIi brI! rrr aud b.--ful realms l.!
inH nuG hops. She bid I'm at'rtona;- Haira to her
nd. and relations, and the companion OF MI hcT joys
nd wurshr who Ind watched over cr faithfully through
, stiffness o. nigh; and tn" busy sccncs OF dny-ami died
xr!imins, ~ commend nys" 10 the Lord Jesus, in:o
whose hands l. committed n power in both heaven and
earth
s,s'Examimer aud Whi, pleas" copy.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS:I'.

SENATE.
Mr.. Summer presented the immortal Of Joseph
Smith, late citih:n y! Massachusetts, md captain IN
tho United States navy. in which he sets forth that c
entered the naval service in 1859 and served faithful
T." ,nrvus uut the war nj lSl.-'ll irnm its beginning
l., lis rus. aud that he has been IN the service III
various positions ever since then !ls; h. cnnlnund-
ed q squadron il the Mc,trrraurun and since : ID
Las hrrr ciiet OF III" Bureau nj Yards and Docks;
and that, notwithstanding: iii- service Is the recent
action ut tue hoard constituted under al act ~! thu
lat Congress h. finds himself on tI. retired list,
and therefore appeals to Congress for such relief US
they think tho case deserves. As the committees
had not been appointed, Mr.. =. moved that the
or;ul lie received and lie K the iabC for the pre-
seHt: which agreed 10.
Mr.. :. also submitted motion that the memorial
be printed for the al the Senate, which, under the
rule sncs tu the Committee, un Printing.
Ar. S!rll gave notice that oil Monday nr some
carly day thereafter, he should ASK leave 10 Introduce
bill I, remove uh.ructnns III the mouths Of the
river Mississippi nj tho S"ulwest Pass AMI Pus9 IL
rOu,rc.
Also bill relating TO pilutHyc.
Mr. Seward a-ke! leave 20 withdraw from The files
OF the Senate the papers ut N;. Brown. in order that
thcy might be Referred to the Court ut Claims; which
vas agreed Ia.
Mr.. S!iic asked leave Ia Withdraw from the fiio,
Of the senate the petition and pupcrs of the late
Genrr. Robert Armstrong, in order that the: might
bo referred TO the Court Of Claims which usrecd
, Mr. Pra.t submitted the following resolution, which
was considered by unru'nuus consent. and agreed ,o:
Resolved, Tint Wlliimn Hickey be. and is hereby.
appointed chief clerk, az salary ri twenty five hun
drad dollarr and TINT j. IL. Nicloolaon he appointed
III tho place made vacant by t- appointment.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
| Hon. Bird B. Chapman, dcIegat. cI,ct from tho
Territory ~ Nebraska, "ppea.el and took his seat.
On n"t!"n the House proceeded 10 vote orSpcakrr.
llcssrs. benson, D"wde, Hickman, and Wu-hburn
| Of Illinois, again acting u tellurs.
The roll called trr the twruty-rghlh time with
the following resnt
| Whole number "L vOtcs cast 2l9; necessary to h
choice, llu; Of ttcse-Mr. Banks received So,
Richardson -, II. VI. Fuller IN, Pennington S, Zui-
lco!i"r :, Wheeler >. lhur=ton j, 4: H. Marshall :
Haven l. Howard |, Walker l. CrH'Ee l. A. Oliver |,
CnrEIe l. Harlan l.
there o'i's nn choice' ,he Hons" proceeded 10
t~en'y,h'hth r"'c' WIN 'he i"'i""hs result
ho'f hHnnDcr {" V"'es ~ necessary 10 !; ch"ir"
III; OF ihn>c Mr. Banks received ~ Richardson q?
H. M ni'rr - i.ni'!'S,oh y. nresr v, 'nrIle D
yEn - i, Nv, ' : =, ~ im M" az sn
- "Ect y ~ ~" !; 'e' = !" ne ''''" - a. "'
'G rn l., nn ,',' T. .,o;.. Ella IL .d., -
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rul "CIrY OF P,EpMoSr."-Ihe citiz.ns OF the
lou:sni,,c little town OF Piedmont, Va oil the Bal
.more md Ohio Rail Roni, becoming ambitious;
on Monday evening hast they held large meeting to
aJopt measures to procure city charter, with view
to mere thorough Improvement Of thetown and the
better protection OF person aud property. Piedmont
already holds out many Inducements Tor men OF tn-
rryy and capital to settle there. and will no doubt IN
few years, present scene OF activity aud enter
mise that viii! challenge the wonder OF much older
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FIC!A L.
ADnnINTMENTS ~ THE PkESIDENI

g,ayd si.h the adrics trV ccgsea! elite Scaa'c.
James Dunlop, OF tie District ut Columbia, 10 be
chief Judge II the circuit rou:: OF the United States
for the SAID District.
William NJ Merr.rk. Of the Dstrir; of Columbia,
T., he ss,u-,c iu,n al the r:cwit court Of The United
States 70, the said District, i'll the place OF Jas Dun
lop. , =
the ruyonue the Tort o I" "haia, IL tue State "t
Mississippi uu lr the authority gwen in tic uc. up.
proved March ). 1851.
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- re nr: requested - stH:o hat NJ AshoE' lie
G,l.cG,e :ryul Clarke county, vas detained 'Foia DIS
cent .: Saturday !as; by indal;sit!on. II he nud
i,sc present. he a!l lay roed for Col auson t'f
L. ) SsS.to:.
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ESCAPE OF JOHN ". RAND. BANK ROBBER.
co>c,Kp ~ H., Dec. S.-Jvhm w. Eau1, tile
ucicd hnuk robber, broke iai! AGAIN last rigpt. by
saving OH tho bars Of lis cell window. Inc large
Iu; KEY, a, the jai! found poisoned N the yard
niiyc means have been takeu for his revHptu;e.
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MARRIED. at Lexington W" ;Ee 18th inst. by the
Rev. Wn!. =. Warc. u. d. CHiS f. LlGHTfOOT. Esq,
.: Cuipcprr county. 10 Mis-. MARGARET GEO"GlANA
iau .er OF C:!a:es Chaplin, Esq, C!rk ni tho County
Cuurt of buck5:id.e
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r1rrrrI InorsANp poLLARs woRTm

OF SPLENDID FURNITURE At AITIIUH.
BSTENDING 10 maxi change IL onl '"Srht business
y will sell auction, n Uur riih.iLus W axe rooms,
.. rr,.,rI Hall, MHm STREET, ncnc w. commencing On
ry.,u,-,irv l1th inst. 10 O'clock, " our ciiirc
rnn..;iu. OF rbo; fifteen thousand dollars WORTH vi
NV md desirable Parlpr and Cn"itcr nrit"'c cppri
t. o,ry urrIr usually kept grst class WhO"saie and
RI. .-tnb,sh which may lie enumerated
m,.ni Il r.sorr,ner, uf CU,ng" Chamber Furniture:
Ttsus OF SALE Ali -uIn- =" 81 and under cash. "7"r
s,1 ami under 100 "a days. 500 and over our months
c,c liz Tor approved n-soiaDr paper ro,.,,
-,lc by PAKYn lLE.sA&Ts Co. Aucts
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,c,,,pnaoS.S ALMANAC FOR 1876

<1OTTUHS eG!ron published nnd tor sal" NJ " raats
q ,rrh >, cents per tozcn or s. ~ per gross. Var
IN. o,s.r Alrl4,r,s ind D.nric- tor l-"i'
,,o n,r .sI. ~ l!i Mum Street, Almanac, Daily Memo
,nI, and ,ccoun, TOOK poke prb!sE"d KAN
Duirr'S Books,c:" md E!ni'rT
Merchants :e w!tE ~ charge Al III, MniG street
r. i.,. s,r. oi dire. sizes tor !c.b. Dec IL
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NEGRO KILLrp.-A negro belonging to Mrs. Ven.
able was accidentally killed week Or two since Oh
,hc n,ank road between Clarksvlo ard Randolph
Wsrnn College. Il is supposed he was drunk aud
In,. dswa un epbankmeut with bis wesoa
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ANOTHER VOTE FOR SENATOR MASON.

ANOTHER VOTE FOR SENATOR AAooN'
twill be observed that, IN the House OF Delegates
v..,.,dav. Mr. Crsbtrer, from Lee county, mace /"
,,,s,p exclamation, and said hut in casting his vote
Oh Saturday for Mr.. Summers a" l. . oe"''''' ''
voted through m,sapprehcnsion as he deS'S"ea SuT'
porting MIR. Mason. THIS correction VIII make -n,'
Mnsous majority over Mr. Summers moun' up ~ w.
We are glad that M:. C'ab:cee wh' ID { h''i' anu
liable Democrat, las So promptly put himself r'Eh'
|. nrl
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". have been delighted with large e"'" %
J. 4. Alien, executed with eSlu'te oeS"s ~ '
pen. We cordially commend Mr. A. 10 I'LL "H' "''
,;re 70 write good ha"3 His system wetee' SURF
,nu-, hn successful.
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THIRTT.EOtKIu CONGEESS-FlR- Sr>.I,,
WAsHiyGrn>, DIG. 10. ls,l
SE> ATF.--Iu the Senate, to-day, on morton OF A.
Weller the select committee Of the Ia; session IN ,L
] Pacific Railway, ordered t" be continued ,b;
session. AMI tn" vacancies 20 be fci By the Cl.;r "
Mr. Adams resolution providing for the election -,
senate officers was postponed. Mr. BGyard CAV. rn
,ice of his Intention 10 introduce Il bill proyidir, f
the public printing binding aud engraving. The Sc
nate then nurn",i.
IlursE.-Thc House resumed the election Of Sur.,.
or. The fig: hnI!nt wn- follows: Banks InG
RichHr,',om I, Fuller 81. and n large number sem,
;""im--ncr"s~ir: ~ . choice III. There was No
election. Mr.. Ihprrin9'pn offered n Resolution tbs,
ai:or the third vivH VOTE f no member should
rcir:ic I'M ipri:r tie all hugld again be called
and ;hu member having tl" highest number OF vote.
should be declared elected Speaker. The PROPOSE.
ton ."!i liz. u brn!b.She!i upon the House. Great
excitement gu>ucd. ana after debate the resou-
t"n withdrawn.
TIE bar;ius was then continued Us before On
the sixth and last bsllo: NJ. Banks received 10;
votes. Richardson 76 Fuller IS, scattering l5-necss-
-arv IT, Il c!Incr III There still being no election
the ilous" adjourned.
BALTIMORE. DAG. i0.-FIour has declined u.
cts. per Uurr-i .ni"- -! Howard street and Ohio
= S. Civ Mil, 49, Wheat IS very dull; sales Of
white at 81 ~ a. rs. red IS u 50. Corn is TN.
changed: .nlss OF old white at 81 90 70 | o. new
white ito 81 Ctr, new yellow '6a 80. Provisions
ure dull.
BOSTON ELECTiON-SruRM on COAST
Bosro>. DC. lo.-Thc Municipal election i, qaitr
SPIRITED to-day. Rice, the Citizens candidate Tor
Mnr"r !, 900 ahead, and will doubtless be chosen.
The storm Yesterday very severe, but no dam.
r:,c IN" shipping reported Us having occurred
the cOa-:
NEW YORK. Die. ll.-Flour has declined u
cent. per bnrr.i; sa!.: OF Southern at 81 g. Ohio
80 L. Stat. - g. Wica: is lower; sales Of Southern
wheat a, III n-Wrstcrn mixed 9l crnts.-