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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

ENRESH ARRIVAL.-The Family Grocery has just
II received the following articles to which the subscriber
would respectfully invite the attention of his friends
and the public at large assuring them that by calling at
the Family Grocery they will find the largest and best Beef
Tongues seen in this market also lot Dried Beef
Bologna sausages Dried Sheep Tongues lot Of
Brooms fine article of Black, Imperial and Gunpodor
Teas good assortment of Hosiery ladies' gentlemen
children also many fancy articles such Perfumes
Cloth Hair and Hair Brushes Pocket and Toilet Combs
Combs for children and other articles tedious
mention; all Of which will be sold cheap for cash,
change Bank May be added the above list
Spices Of all kinds ground in papers for family
. superior article Of Mustard and Red Pepper. Call quick
before all gone J. II. SOLOMON.
iy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

ANEW CONCEKN.-The undersigned having taken
IN the house formerly occupied by g. b. Stcpoc
doors above Acree McClanahans old stand and door
Murren ratton, Main Lynchburg Va bcgs leave
call the of his friends and the public generally
his stock Of Groceries Liquors &C. which he offering
low exchange for produce Particular
paid the sale of Flour Weat Corn, Tobacco
&c,-also TO the receiving and forwarding Of Goods
NAV Qlckdtsv JOHN ITfNSF0RD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
CASH NOT1cE.---GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

~ The Ladies of the city OF Lynehburg and all others visit
the particularly invited call the
store and examine largo stock OF FANCY GOODS consist
ing Of superior black aud eoored Silks; French erno rich
French Mousn French Pads cheap high colorcd Deaue;
rich Embroidcries Hosiery &c Also 1900 yards of superior
English Calico warranted perfectly fast colo the low price
of l2l Come ALL thoy selling fast Twill al
take of per all cash bills $40
l6.ta HARRISON LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
MATERIALs AT COsT.-Iiay.

ing determined close out my stock OF Carpenters
ardw are Building Materials including extensue as
sortment Of LOCKS, HINGES, SCREWS, WIN DOW
GLASS &c, &c, the whole stock is offered at cost.
wishing anything in that line would consult their inter
q by giving u ilsbefore purchasing elsewhere
mar l4ts A. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
.anu1tANDI6E, &c.
a.aSo..Do,E,s noNNEr AND FANCY

uNpORTATgON.-LH re SPORT
u ING WARE-HoIs E-where will be found the largest
of Steel Double and Single Gums
Rifles Deans English Self Cooking Five Shooter Colt s. Al
Rcyovers and Single PISTOLS Powder
Flask Shot Belts Pouches Game Bags Cleaning Rods
kipue Wenehes Cocks and q. ID Percussion Caps;
Gun ads and Cartridges all sizes Curtis Harseys
Diamond Pow iode all kinds Compress
ed Bullets Buck and Small Shot Liquor flasks Rogers
Pocket Cutlery; Bowie knives Razors fine assortment OF
Port Monies Gold Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Plain every thing in line to suit Gun makers
We have lot premium Rifles hand Repairing done
with dcs patch and warranted, by
WIN b. & G. FISHER, opposite the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

UDICE.-Just received II fresh supply AT
HI ldecstsl CRAWFORD q RICHARDS,
nlssOLuTION.--lhs concern of Wm. r. Anderson a
IL Co dissolved the ID inst, by mutual mt
VIM. A. Anderson alone will attend the settlement Of the
business and the Of the be used only In
winding up the same. WM. 4. ANDERSON,
apl Otis. MCDANIEL, HURT 4 PRESTON
CAUD.--Thc subscriber la Nc Daniel
"A Hr q Preston their interest The concern of Wm #
Anderson Co, will continue The tiROC EhY COMMISSION
and foRN ARDlNG 81 SlNISS, at TIA. old stand ON IN.
Basin, where they wikeep hand stock uano Plaster
Lime and Cement for sale at the lowest cash prices
He returns his thanks to the friends late concern and
the public generally for the liberal patronage Intended ia in
and hopes by using his best exertons merit
If the same TO tue
ap edts wM r. ANDERSON
CAhD.-.Thc undersigned will continue as heretofore
- the GROCERY, COMMISSION and FOkW AKDtNO;
BUSINESS and the Manufacturing Tobacco Crate.
fn Tor former avors they pledge their best merit
their continuance
apl aits MCDANIEL. HURT A. PRESTON
1NASGb1.Es.-Jusi received "A lot o Sperm Adamaune
~ and Tailow Candlessin 6 ID boxes, Al
sep 2l,ts zCRAWFoRD RICHARDS.
ust arrived and for sale the finest lot of On.
a. ions ever In this market, wholesale retail by
dec Ats Il. J. II SOLOMON
~ ,N,S JACK Ers.--JO Boys Bach ets, ali q o.
lDoo and sizes, just received at the
Nfs CLOTHING BAZAAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

AYR0RO GOO Dg.---Stannton friled Kerseys, and
V Sleeps Gray Sstnetts Psd Lnseys Blankets and Cot
Ton OsuAbusgs lcf SOLE by THOs. J. DAVIS Co
49, l0-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

I-AsM>a.t s.ssSGs.- Egyptian ana tn iian
~ MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES for sale at the Lvnchlurg
N'roic =" orks. j. b. GADDESS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

" WIN L. PAGE respectfully invites his friends and
toners to call and examine his Fall and Winter Goods being
TO hand the he had the
offering Among them is piece extra fine Black Cutha
really superb article; also rich Brown. Blue Plum Mulberry
and Olive Cloths real French Cloths
Winter Frocks; Black Brown and Mulberry, medium and
ira fine Doeskins and fancy Cassmeres rich plain fancy
velvets Silk outings Sc &c for Vests style but
tons and other trimmings Also, Mems Furn2hiug Goods
viz Shirts, Collars, Drawers. UnderShrts Iandke
a. oct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

y o" can Keep yourself warm and c III, for,nh,c
anu es'apc eol ana rheumatism by getting a winter
'pek OF Norcoat 81 the real Castor Beaver Th
@ so assortment OF the genuine article and trimming ~
that Will last you @[dec s,sl WV W., "eas 3,
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Before his reaches the readers OF the Palls-
dunn. oar Temperance law Will have been in
stated 10 Is power-luaasara' ed by lie hopes
H-a JOYS q : temperance community, and he
PRAYERS cf hundreds whose husbands. soaS
aaa brothers were taSt approaching tina; bar
rieE 70 hesten--A drunkafd'> grave.
Long and faithfully have is friends labore,l
fog : law similar in Is effects to thi>. aud AZ
last their hopes are par.isl.y realized. and
wholly " hin their power Ia fulfil. With a
law more >-riay gent IN all tha. i desirable than
ANY other IN the Union. THAT tave read. A.
lea~t. yet free fr~m nearly every charge OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 only few mI>iu
formed as % lis provisions. or TO those who. for
saae Of gain prefer 70 see the b ack banner oil
hing Alcohol waving over the bloa:ed forms
aud Tlfed pocAe,> OF those who once wer,. in
nocent and happy. and whose vows OF '.e,er-
nal love. honor and pro 'ection'' cali in vain
for redemption 10 conscience scared oy his
reign.
With such law. will not the friends Of
prohibition be false 10 their duty. and the tenn
perance organizations recreant to their trust
If its promises are not fulfilled. Let them
concert measures for joint and definite action
put none but native born in temperance on
guard
Great responsibility rests upon all the otfi-
GERS and agents under this law. aud on none
more 50 lban on the a,,en,s 3nr;ne, ~. AZ,
w G. - r., - er,s,,.,..;,.,I.e -
The different sections If ~. laxy-.;f ~ -
can. i,S r.a.lr;ss-so;s r.. ,,ra..4a,.t -, =.
tbr.snc,..4;n, ;,c,n,b.,t
O., ia - -. -,
are not ,nly s.annch frie,fs ~ pr,l,;b,t;nn
hpr aIso - fro,, a., ,,,,,r.,,.;,,Jy ,.,,.,;-,,
i,o. to il for over Leaterj zeal in any ans.
,.ra,;slI,. i ,,,,,,;isi ~ ;,,d.,,.n4 S,r.. :,
induce the onn9si;, extr,.nae
AI.obrI !. ,l,,.b - i, ~ ,,,,.il,s
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
The Know Nothing National Convention
Report OF the Platform Committee.

NEW L ORR, Jut1S IL.
The Tribune this morning publishes the
majority and minority reports of the Platform
Committee Of The National Know Nothing
Convention, presented Yesterday.
The majority report is in favor Of the ex-
lstIns laws on Slavery, and declares that Con
greSs las no power, under the Constitution. to
legislate upon the subject. or to exclude any
Safe because of its admitting or reiectin :,
Slavery; that Congress ough hit not 10 legislatc
upon the subject OF Slavery in tie territories.
or in the District of Columbia. and that any
interference with the latter would violate the
compact by which Mar, land ceded the dis
tIict to the United States, snd would be a
breach of ma ional faith
The minority report declares the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise, TO be violation of
plighted faith and that If An effort for its res
toration should fail, Congress should refuse
to admit any Slave State from the portions of
our territory whence slavery was excluded by
the Compromise. No action has as yet been
taken upon either of the reports.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell.

The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday, in
cited by dispatch in the New York Tribune,
lets into the above named gentleman, for an
alledged abandonment Of his freesoil princ
pies, and taking the initiative in leading the
Northern Know Nothings over to the pro sla-
very platform. The Tribune's correspondent
says that Mr.. Campbell will make effort
to get the Northern Delegates to the National
n. N. Council to adopt resolutions about
equivalent 10 those of 1852. The CONNER
cial taking Mr.. Campbell's dishonesty for
granted, as he is fanatic speculates tie
causes of this discretion, and the Interior de-
serter. which 1t develops. The Gazette quotes
the dispatch and cody knocks the CONNER
calls speculations into cooked hat,' thus:
Mr. Campbell was not a delegate to the
Philadelphia Convention when the letter was
written, and yesterday acos upon his farm IN
Butler county; and the idea of Mr.. Campbell
making such platform as the Tribune's cor
respondent describes, is too preposterous for
serious reflection.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
From lTtah.
Serious Collision ,cith the .4rmy OGcers-.Nob
Lac Triumphant

Serious Collision ,cith the -4rmy OjEcer.-.Nob
Lac Triumphunt.
Some disgraceful scenes appear to have been
transacted lately in Utah. Since Col. Step
toe has been nominated as Governor, the Des-
eret News, Brigham young's organ, has been
teeming with P negryrics on the gallant Co
lionel" and Orson HYDE, the chief of the
Twelve Apostles. has declared to the univ err
sal world that 'Col. Sseptoe is gentleman. .
Those who were not previously aware of the
fact now know it for certainty, for it is en-
dorsed by the venerable apostle.
But while the most fulsome praises of the
Colonel have been circulated by the columns
OF the church paper. merely TO deceive per-
sons al a distance. the officers and men of the
ColoneIs command have, on several occa-
sions. been publicly blackguarded and insult
ed in open day. As a sample, a party OF
officers OF the army We're lately riding out
with some ladies, in Salt Lake City, when they
were set upon by mob OF Mormons, among,
whom Were tie sons Of Brigham Young. and
Heber {, kmball. Presidents OF the Church,
and two Others, Hungington and Moore.
These men rode by them at full speed. wav
ing their hats and Shouting the most appro-
brious epitEets and vulgar oathS IN hearing OF
the ladies'. and endeayored TO frghten their
horses One of the ladies. the daughter of
si-c AAoti- y 1lltI 5u>afSr Wa
only saved from being thrown from her horse
and injured. by the GOODNESS OF one gentleman,
who seized the bride and with difficulty re-
strained her horse.
As the officers wished to proceed lawfully,
instead Of putiinga few bullets through the
chief actors in this disgraceful affair. tie case
was represented TO The Mayor. Jedediah n.
Grant. mock trial was gone through and
the conduct of the mob was IN direct violation
OF the clIy or inances, ii was discovered that
the individuals s:ood too high IN the church
70 be punished; the case was dismis ed and
the costs OF the court amounting to some
fabulous sum, We're thrown upon The plain IFS
During tie trial. he ladies. who were pres
ent as witnesses. were grossly insulted By a
low fellow. a witness for the defense The
greatest excitement prevailed during the trial
nearly two hundred armed Moimons being
collected in and about lie Mayors Office.
The anti-Ameriean feeling seems 10 run
high in Sail Lake City, and the Gentle resi-
dents anticipate : rupture Tie sooner it
comes The better. TIE Mormon> j. has been
demonstrated, cannot live with any other peo-
PIE. not q account OF tleir religious tenets.
but their utter disregard Of ali law and de-
cency--Cor. y. 7. Herald.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

kN-'owE NorHINGs' A New ORDER-
We have opened a,n-o,re Nothing lodge. to
which We respectfully solicit members. There
are no personal qualifications required for
membership. and any one who can COM
mand the initiation fee, Two Dollsrs, is
welcome to come in The cerems MES
to us--are very interesting. The applicant
for imitation enters our sanctum. without rap
ping. and gives the password. II rant 10 pay
my subscription to ire Paiioaiu,n.' TO which
we reply very politely. yes sir" TIE can
dida,e then pulls out his wallet and forks over
the fec. when We enter on our sui lpton
book opposite his name. paid up To-
a year in advance. He is then fully initiated
into the first degree of the order. The second
degree consists merely in paying for two
years in advance. The members thus inisia-
ted, have the peealiar satisfaction resulting
from consciousness that Trey read rHEIR
own PAPER. They can also. with much be-
ter grace. give the Editors particular Jesse
if they fail to receive the paper regularly, or
if any thing is published which does not ex-
actly suit their fancy.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

TERRIBLE AccIDEyT.-A most fatal acct
dent occurred at the rail roal Tunnel near
Cincinnati on the morning Of the 9th inst. by
which five men We're instantly killed and one
seriously injured. Il seems that eleven men
were engaged az work about six hundred feet
from the northern end Of the Tunnel, and about
fifty feet below the surface when suddenly. the
roof of the arch gave way, and crushed ave
Of the men almost 10 a Jelly The survivors
Immediately went to work digging out their
unfortunate comrades, withstanding the
great peril of their position, and soon their
mangled. almost shapeless bodies were res
cued from the mass of rock and clay. The
part that fell in had been excavated more than
one year ago. and had never been arched.
1t would appear that there was cupable neg
ligence in permitting portion of the tunnel
to remain SO long in this insecure condition.
when human lives were constantly exposed
to destruction.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Fer the Palladium.

I
MR. EDITOR: By invitation of sotne of the
members. attended. on las Saturday evening
a meeting OF the Literary Circle, = composed
of young and women who appear TO be
associated together for mutual improvement in
the useful arts OF composition, tloeulion. and
forensic dlspu ation-sery important parts of a
thorough American education.
The exercises of the evening consisted in
select declamaiions, original ass and IRA
lions. Iaio.ues and debate all OF which
Were done in a credi'a able manner. showing no
little previous study and PREPARATION. Every
thing moved on harmonou~ly -perfect order
prevailed. The young ladies read with dis
tinctness. and conducted themselves with self
possession. Tie spirit Of tie age was
breathed forth in the productions. which Is
characteristic Of tie jnquiring youn3 Of tire
Free North. There are few "fogits'' among
them
believe they are trying to raise library
and hope they VII! abundan.lv succeed, and
apply for portion Of the Mcclure fund. and
thereby secure permanent establishment;
which scarcely any thing else will give Trey
will have there bond Of union. and most
useful auxiliary in the permanent improve
men: OF their mind. which viii continue to
abide wien the external g,races of voice aud
delivery are no longer Of service.
This i no; the place for criticism. nor am
in mood Tor II; vet | trust they and Won W ii
pardon me il utter one word OF criticism l.
Is this, Some of them are acquiring high
flown unnatural style, so Inseparable from lie
habit OF defamation. and Vet 50 de rimen;al to
oFalory, thai some Of the best teachers Alto
gefker discourage defamation An orator
must burn with natural FIRE. not with borrow
ed-le mas. let LiD.self be seen in al his ac
tons Then, only, Is he the true ora.or-na-
lures own. ALPHA
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
FIVE invite attention to a communiea

ESWe invite attention to a communca
ton signed Republican" published in anoth-
column. We fully endorse the suggestions
Of our correspondent in regard to the nom-
nation Of candidates for the county offices.
1t is the fairest and best plan that can be
adopted, and we hope preliminary meeting
will be held and the necessary arrangements
made. Or, free consultation might be had,
and such plan adopted would receive
Z e free and hearty acquieseence of all mem
bers OF the Republican party. A popular
vote must be satisfactory to the asprants and
their friends. We hope i. will be adopted.
In regard 10 the nomination of candidate
for Judge Tor the Judicial circuit. we fear the
plan suggested would be impracticable, and
fail TO be carried out If nomination is TO
be made We would rather have it made by the
members Of the bar, than in any other way.
They should make the selection II they do
not do 1t however, it appears to us that con
vention might be held at Hagerstown or some
other suitable point, which would be able TO
make a satisfactory nomination.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Fox kANsAs.-We learn that several of the
wealthy farmers residing near Hagerstown. in
this county. are making preparations TO move
to Kansas. They are of the denomination Of
Dunkers Jacob Uierick has sold his farm 70
George Gillespie for $4,000 Several others
have also sold their farms Il IS their in;en-
ton to form colony. They are all good cit
liens. moral. upright, industrious. and friends
Of freedom.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Major Donaldson of Tennessee. dis
tingui>hed Democrat. and near relative Of tie
late President Jackson. has published a letter
IN the Nashville papers. in which he takes
ground against the re election Of Governor
Johnson. the Democratic candidate.
EIt is said BY the Honolulu Polyaesian
thai nearly one half the criminals of the coun-
try are furnished by -isaericans. and it COM
plains with some reason of this class OF for
si9.s-.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Who IL Wise!

Yes, who is Henry A. Wise. the man that
is elected Governor of Virginia, over whose
success the old liners in this State appear to
be SO much delghtede Upto 1910 he was a
Jealous whig. turned TyleritS At the death of
General Harrison, and in l84l WAS initiated
into the mysteries of locofocolsm. This is
his political pedigree. In 1887, before Sc
lect committee OF the T. S. House of Repre-
sentatives, In answer to an interrogation
whether he knew of any cor upton among the
heads Of the Executive Department. he said:
Il believe that Lewis Cass, was engaged in
specuioting in the public lands whilst Secre-
tary of War. that he made eror5itont oiiow-
nnces to JaroriteS, paid one for services
NEW Err performed another after be Cass
had full knowledge that the iavorite bad forg-
ed his (Ca>s' official signature, permitted
commissions under him to be ante dated. and
and has ordered a treasury warrant TO be
paid 10 the assignee of a discharging officer
who gambcd it away after il lad been pro-
tested by deposite bank. and was counter
manded by The Secretary of the Treasury;
and to have been guilty Of seusroi otter acts
Of rioience ot' Duty" VIA. think You now
old liners. you that hav = such reverence for
General Cass?. Wise is either living scound
rel. or Gen. Cass grand rascal. Which horn
of the dlemma " III YOU take?--Putnune Ban
Opr
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

X. 1.-Two weeks ago. we alluded 10
the labors OF our soc nix postmaster IN his
sworn vocation Of doing every thing he could
TO advance the interests of his beloved order,
and instanccd the fac. of lis having packed
UT few Nos. of the CIR Times, laid them
aside, and when asked BY the owner for them
informed hin. that lie had given them 10 ano-
Their indiyidual--there was none for him
Our soc nix neighbor uses his old. stereoty Pc
words for heading TO his denial, and We
imagine his usual good nature must have been
'wrenched awry. by the process of
"Sniting his stomach stout.
From whence at len 9Th these words broke oat
This statement in all its length and breadth.
is an unmitigated le-lhe coinage of malig
nant heart"
When our neighbors stomach RECEIVERS from
the collapsed state into which it NUT have
been thrown BY the ejeetment of such large,
swelling words, we will give him a particle
of proof and all sufficient for him. and we
presume he will be (now that the eth of June
has ushered in the glorious doctrine of search
seze. couiscate and destroy in an easy, com
Portable frame of mind, TO receive a few words
of truth and soberness. in eight or ten DAYS
more We stated nothing but the truth.
JeemeS, and you know it Keep kool'
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

k<Dr. Stephen Beale, the Philad. phia
dentist. is lying seriously i'll at the county
prison in Philadelphia. and it is feared that he
cannot survive his term OF imprisonment.
There were eo4 deaths of cholera in
New Orleans during the week ending tie e8sIi
Total number of deaths 385
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

EThe New York papers have dispatches
from Washington. saying that there is no foun-
dation for the story that our Government in
tends offering lis mediation in the European
war
EFAu Arlesian Wei. AZ Charleston. has
been bored to the depth o. 1910 feet Wafer
has been procured. bu, a. yet it is mixed with
sand and is 10. ft to drink
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
EFThe Natis

IFThe National Intelligencer learns. by
letters from Paris. that Mr.. Perry has obtain
ed from the Spanish Government an entirely
satisfactory settlement Of the FL Dorado case:
and also. that Lieut. Governor Who arrested
Vice Consul Thoopson shall Be dismissed
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Erhe Commissioners of pensions have
have decided that engineers. hremen and coal
beavers are entitled TO bounty lands. in cases
where they are regularly employed At sea.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

EThe total number Of applications Tor
bounty lands Is l85. 600; the total number OF
warrants issued under the new law Is 100.
and the total number Acknowledged is about
S75, 600.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Capt Suffers claim TO thIrty-;hres
square leagues of land has been confirmed
by the Land Commissioners.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

VIRGINIA ELEcrroN-The Know Nothincs
have elected one Congressman in Virginia-
Mr. Carlisle. in the Eleventh District,
RS Russia hsd in 1851 . population 0.
IS, eI5, 49,