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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICE

To ,4rny oOicers, Suffers, 'G s,n'.,,
Tcamsiers, NavGI ODiccrS, Seamen'
liariaers 0nd Nary GerES' G.@
their SurririHg HIdo~s or NJ
nor ChIiren.
! iGo a Acres and you have already seceiy-
Cd 40or 80 Acres, you are entitled TO an addi-
t tic 1'' quantity, equal to 100 Acres. Whether
,o dcsirc 70 sell or locate your Warrants it Is
;mnor1ant that the same be procured without
IrIay rs Inc great number oi Warrants which
viii he thrown upon the market, must soon ma
;criaIly reduce their value. Persons entitled TO
Warrants are requested TO apply to
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-14
GentIemens2 Department.

This department embraces every variety OF
the most desirable goods in market and OF the
very latest STYLES from fine to superfne cloths,
cashiers, ves,ing, linen drills, tweeds, italian
understanding new, cUuonales, satncIts,
Ii,ar ,i,,.E 60
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-14

THE underSl gned having just leoelved tom
l. the east and are now opening large and
well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part for lades-French and Eng
ish McrinocS, Raw silk piaids plaid merinoeS
figured, plaid and plain mousins; figured, plaid
and plain mousIins; figured, plain and plaid Al
pacas; plaid, striped plain and black silks; ging-
hams, calcoes, from 6! to -! cents; ShawlS Of
every descriptions large assortment OF Embroi-
dereS, Fancy Goods, and Hosiery.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
We have the cheapest lot of brown, olive,
blue and black english and french cloths; black
doeSkin, fancy and plain caSeimeres; c'ssneits,
tweedS. vesrngS; that YOU have ever seen. Do
meslcs-elegan blcachcd and brown Ior g. 5,
10 AMI ~ cents. Our stock of BOOTS, n
SHOES, HATS and CAPS, have been Sc. 4,
lected with great care. Our entire stock have
been purchased for cash. and the utmost atten-
lion paid TO It's selection. Persons IN want OF
bargains should call, and we are sure they viii
not go away disappointed.
CAMERON & SrALEf.
ShCpherdstown, October 81, 1881. 4S-f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-14
&C !B}AIhlAhhX SplAlI'&{'o %
March 81: 1855.

y IA-A-L~A y SI|N "N~&-~N .
published at Chambersburg, Pa, by =. 5.
Dechert e. Co. lis circulation is three
times as large as the average circulation Of
County papers in Pennsylvania, and care
has been exercised to have il extensively
circulated among the agricultural commn-
nifty, they being generally the most sub
stantial patrons. 1t is generally believed
dat AN advertisement Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-14
THE undersigned has inst returned from the
east with a well and handsome selected stock
Fall and Winter Goods,
BOYS CLOTHING,

10 Z ~ ~-1N : III = Ut
I n addition 10 my large and well selected stool,
| Of Mems Clothing, have received within
the past lew days a fine stock Of Boys CIohing,
consisting Of Over Goats, Sack Goats, Jackets,
Pants, Vests, &c, to which invite the attcn-
ZION of purchasers. They will be sold very low
for Cash. i. G.. HESKITT.
7 INSEYS.- Just received and for sale large
II supply Of Portcr'S Twiled and Plain 4
Full Linseys. J. II. McENDREE.
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yraer>r, .LrcrfoH rErrpss
Giles COZ, NIT.

t;Lks Curnr uuvAE, May 4iti. 1875.
To the F'ors Of the Observation-Disclosures he
night ni tie clecloa day has co>rd upon LIS, ana III
arro:JanC. with your request send y"u statement
~ the vote nf tho county Cp"m nh examination
ami 0nlnrison with the last Gubrynato:ial vote, II
will be that the Democratic party OF the county
have proved true 10 the great principles Of civil AMI
brought nr question in this tme.honored Common
wealth; and have successfully resisted the apPehi.
that were made to their PASSIONS and Whatever Sl''
%. innuticism might exist in their midst. Anu 'n'e
result is especially, aud peculiarly gran! ~ w
much as this county has been claimed, ahoS' " "'
banner county OF "Know Nottingham uhu o"a ;,..
ings were loud aud frequent, that rIourh"! Jo
would be not less than eO0 and perhaps "ou'u i II
40 woes, out of voting population Oh n'' t"'''
1909 ., ,.,us -.
This dav so far as this county Is concerned tr.Is
,,,rrm tne, aud exhibits the reckessness and folly
nf ,,nse W no expect TO destroy the attachment Oh
I.r neope To the great cardinal tcrets ct the constr
tutiop by vapid and senseless appeal to me most
dangerous passion of the human heart. Reason ma!
h. d.troned for the moment; but the calm Judgment
of cooler hour will only rclnstatc H. out lenI u
il an enthusiasm that will bow every ooStocie oe
meath it, in its march the attainment OF truth ahu
right. ;o,
Know NotLingism had, il is true, lEanc an itioau
upon tho Democratic party OF this county out inc
"sober second thought" came IN time 10 save ~
and the reaction. once begun spread lar u,u "'uo
into the camp of our opponents and gathereo " o"'
ranks some Of the best Wings of the county.
Mr.. Wise and the ticket carry the county y! -
votes Ii is much better than wc had hopeu TOT !"
truth, expected 10 be beaten from MY ~ one
dr.d votes IA Summers majority over johnson was
leo. Col pendlcton runs largely ahead OF the oa'
of the ticket and beais his competitor l'3 Vo'es
I ,nn., n .tatemrut of the vote Of the county.
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HARRISON COUNTY.

! HARRISON COJNll'
| C.ARKsBuRG, NAV "a lSb'.
! To the Editora Of the Enquirer :-tientlemen we
have received entire returns from this county SHOW
ing the election OF Robert Johnston end A. ,. Hold
en- D.mocratsi nver their Know Nothing c"tnPr!''
tors VIM a. Harrison aud VIM. Johnson Inc
Know Nothiugs claimed this county by l"rge ma
iuritv Below give you tho returns received whlch
YOU may rely upon being accurate or nearly So
II there s any change, il will he in our favor rs the
returns were received through Know othinrs.-
rh,v vera 20 eertnn Of victory that they MADE ar
rangement. Tor an illumination of the town. ana ha9
the services of the Know Dress band
for the occasion. ,.;.x,rsms
,v donhtrul Mr. Garlic received nomination from
:conyention representing 5000 Know Nothhss. the
I,s,;, rsver gave more than l4,O0O votes, yet MI
I,wis friends have strong hopes Of us e't.'i''.
i, hsli.yeI that the Democratic parry n"' sa'"'o
much streng IN during the canvass. ,DL or,
"'Io' SStarLehuro.-Wise McConas and BococK -
$500. ResIs and Patton 3l6. Lewis III; Ca!lie
$40 Robert Johnston &.'' ho'a'" vs.
~ numns.-Wisc, McCcmas and Bocock ~
AZ ,.' Lewis l3s MINORITY Robert johnston l3'
mninrity. Holden % maior!!y. 20.
rinn-nov. B.al. and Patton l36. Lewis 1875 Garlic
IA Robert Johnston ls5. Holden l9S. Hnrr'son
i.Y: WIN. Johnston l2o
| At Iuion Meeting House.-Flonrnoy. bcale ana
Patton % msjority. Garlic 70 majority VIM 'ohh
''on 10 synsH sgwise, acComas and Rocock 81 moi
Lewis s. maj. Ro. Johnston 81 maj Holden - 'nA'
iority. ,r, ,1.Ca. m, poco,l IA.
| rinnrnoy Brale and Patton l%e. Lewis "a Garlic
lbs. Ko. johnston So. Holden 81. Harrison l3l
a" a, Observation-Disclosures McComas and Bocock l3o
F,nnrnny. B,ule aud Patton 99. LOWS lo5. Carlil.
q. no johnston l3G. Holden l45 Harrison "
| WIN. johnston go.
At Bridsport.--Wis McComas aud Bocoek 2O ma
ljority. Lewis IS mnj Ro. Johnston - maj holden
IS mai. .-.,,
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1888.
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC THROUGHOUT

". have no room for the jubilapt denonstratlonss
the Democratic press ever, where on the one hand
nor tho eroans Of the Know Nothing papers tineu'
d.ug the n. Y. Herald the other over the gloo"'
result in Virginia. We let Our own pen Do s.'eh',
leaving the pleasant task to our Democratic n'e""
in al the counties to register the bright VI
.he,r own victories which, under all the circutn'
stances surpas. all Other riunphs OF Virginia. MOI
excepting the mo,nentous one Of lsuo'
Suffice i, to say that Wise is elected aoverno! oy
a. least 10000 majority and the rest of the State tick
q. b. similar msjorities The result Of the election
Of COMMISSIONER Of Public Works is not yet fully as
eer,ained but satisfied Of the success Vi the
cbls and accomplished Hoaiay.
Ite last returns indicate the election Lewis 70
Ccns-s..-thus completing the return Of all the old
members.
The Senate and House of Delegates will continue
ss strongly Democratic, ct the least as before
Ned aJe add sord of COMMENT
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THE RESULT IN THE COUNTIES.

4, this moment nothing we con write will be reac
with the interest which is excited by simple state
,,e,, Of the vote in the various counties. Accord
,pgy wa devote our columns, this morning, to the re-
turns which our friends have SO promptly and so kind
~ sent Us. The language in which they announce the
result in thoir respective localities, EXHIBITS
of the Democracy with truer fidelity than the most
elaborate article from the pen of the editor. After
the excitement of tho contests past we may indulge
il some reflections on the result.
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For Mk Enluirkr.
A CARD.

The undersigned John 5. Caskie and VIM. {. Scott,
n,utual friends of Measis. George w. Randolph and
Rob.rt Ridcewuv, having heard with much regret "l
h. unpcusuut state OF things existing between these
gentlemen III consequence Of the publication oil h
handful which was written by Mr. Randolpi' 'he
rutbor of which has been denounced by Mr. ki@e-
wpy without knowing who he wa, aud therefore.
without personal hostility, under the belief TINT the
saii handbi!l peremptoriIy pronounced false state
mcnt made by Sir. Ridgeway in the Richmond
Wing, have informed ourselves of the facts OF the
ease and voluntarily come forward TO offer our me
d;stiou Tpon the facts ne think that Mr.. RAM
dolph's note TO Mr.. Ridgeway contains a full and
ample disclaimer Of any purpose on the part OF Mr.
Randolph to question the vernci,y ii Mr. Ri,gewny,
or in any wise to orr him IN indigrity' and we nre
therefore of the opinion that the reply t MI Ridge,
wavto Mr.. Rando pins note should BE- Withdrawn, and
with it tho dsuuncation by Mr. Ridgeway OF the au-
thor Of the handful. JOHN ). CAShlE,
W. G.. SCOTT.
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iYs,a. tae w.2ets::.r !:Sr4DEe-a -Es'r' J

Tor Governor Flourn"y Las, Wise 1855. For
Luu.rrss Botclrr l!!., Faulkner l31'. For STATE
S.t.rtur /: Randolph Is. ~, Is, Funston. Dem
1857 House III Delegates Baker, X. NJ ll-o, Gi
H. ~ l43a Bywa:cr-, Denl., 1902, iaarI DEM. ijv9.
Ji,r,sun's minority in ISL WAS 2i| Piecc'e majority
in iSJ. was 81 Compared with the vote for Go
yrrnor in 1851, there is Democratic los, Of 1885, and
for President Il loss OF 2o':
ESSEX.
TapP,HAnSncK, Nav 25. 1865.
70 the Editors of the Enquirer :--t;cn,lcnrn -:
After the most eYcn, election. which, perhaps ever
took place in the county Of Essex, am pleased - sny
that tn" Democratic ticket has succeeded by Il INIT
;r,rv If u Nyi.e falling short ot Fl"urnnys
some eAtent All thngs con.i'lered, thi, Is indeed
.olne;hins OF triumph. 1t viii be rer"l"cte' that
this has been heretofore wing county -"r' ot
banner WING county," in this region, giving sum
mers II MINORITY Of I'll, and Scott n!!lorI'y 9" AZ and
nov giving MINORITY of ~ against Whigs AMI h"o'
Nohu-s combined.
we have inst gotten information that Garnett IL
elected by 81 Roamc. Ia tbs tw" c""h'le- o.
King and Queen and Essex.
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II l22 coauties,; ,Io'0s'

Tho Official rsturns may slightly vary some OF Inc
above uejoities but any change Will not 'osseo 'ne
aggregate Democratic majority.
To be heard from ~ counties which gave F'eF'e
small Democratic majority.
L. reported, but we do not give credence 70 u
,b.. Esnswha county has given 1900 majority 10
Yiournoy.
ws cannot believe that Northumberland has gone
sysu.t US. Some of the above returns near the emo
9th Isl. may be incorrect but we csnnot doubt tna'
Cha State has gone for Vice. &c. by at least loooo
Twenty counties to hear from, a. fellows,-
<h,eh gave Pierce a majority of jas.
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FROM MEXICO-PROGRESS Of TIE REvO
Il"rIDN

NrwDRLt,SS MGy :J.-Thc steamer Ori,aDa lia:
arrived with Mexico d.trs IL the 9th. Santa Anna
hud rcnrhed Murelis and marched for Hamora, where
large army ri insurgents was concentrated. and Il
decisive bai;l. was expected. y letter sgya that tho
insurgents had succeeded IN separating Santa Anna .
army which marched in three divisions. One body
OF insurgents had been defeated by the government
cavalry. -
destructive hurricane occurred at the city Of Mex
co. OH the 9Th instant.
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GREENE COUNTY.
STAStRpsvILLE Va, May %, lS'1.
To the Editors ct the Enquirer -GenIlelnen:--ln
haste write to inform yon Of the result OF our cleo
t,nn have seen the official returns, which you will
find below. Greene has done her whole duty, and,
so fur as her voice can speak, she has consigned
Know. nottingham to utter snnlliuat!on. lou VIII
observe that have Increased our Democratic vote
msiori,v is increased $50 votes and the Wing vote
is diminished -; So we think Greene will be the
banner county ri Democracy In Eastern Virginia;
At one OF precincts Wise received LIZ 'otes' nuu
not single vote was cast tor the Know Nothing TIC
ket II che is the banner county, please let us kho"
For aov.rnor; For Governor-ls52:
W. to' oo'''"'' s2l Johnson Ala
Flournoy ~ summers
Wise's majority 400 Johnsops majority 'io
For Lieutenant Governor. McComas 32s Beale
al; McComas' majority Az,
For Attorney General Bocock 90, ration ~ Do
Conm;:sion.r of Board of Public Works Hola'
day $50 Morris Al; Holiday q majority any. .
Congress: Powell $50, Lyon Il; PoweIs majority
Ssn.ts. WEIGH 4s6, Walker e, Stonard III w.lch's
msority over Walker 4l9 Welch's msjor,'y over
Stuuard AIS r, >,
House Of Delegates Lee 5si, Sullivan 2li Lees
majority jlU.
RAppAHANNoCK.
1oht Ee2ey, Of TIE Enquirer.
Gentlemen IL aa pleased to inform you that the
democracy have routed the Wbigs, Know Nofhnss
end renegade Democrats iu this county F. /. Jones
democrat 10 elected to the Legislature by 80 maorty
"se majority from ! tot tvariously stately
warren county hos given Wise and Funlkner 229
mnority; but has elected ). W. Thomas to the Legs-
lature ny 80 He has always been a Democrat and
voted tho whole ticket nj this aeei;nu-but was sup
ported by the know-Nothugs. whose votes. together
with large number of personal friends whom Ie az.
sured he had no sympathy with the Order have elect.
| ed him.
| CLARKE COUNTY
Returns Ashiy. Democrat. to the Legislature. by 90
year, ago. And giycs Wise and Faulhurr 40 ma.
Iorty Psye, reported majority soO Dr. .. X. Fuu-
steue ysnoetod 10 Stale Senate BY large mujorisy.
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.o BALTIMORE, MAJ as--Flo9r is steq;y, ss,e,
900 bblS. Howard Street nj $40 s. Win, :. ', ~
sales Of red n :? 40 Il :? 30; white - a ,,t- a.
Corn white, 81 Us n 81 o. yellow q III . g - =.
Oats dull, nj IS Is ccnts Tor Mrr,.{qi alj P.Sa.
,.ui,
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WASUJTGTDV NV ~

NANIITNIIU MY .N.--Ihe Pre,'ta-,
E"b'Eet AMI full Regiment of the Dl.,r;, w.; no
M" now engaged in the ceremony of brcgk;r NJ.
Tor me National Armory 1t i. TO bee bull: w.,
mall between III" capitol and the Smithsonian r' '.7
tuition The office, when completed. 10 brt,a- '''''
tacie FOR ali the trophies OF war and Reyoin.;r,
r'c- It: well as the 0Emory OF tho volunteer. ~:
D;sirr. -Ir Y. u.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS NAY =

~ Tie following quotations nTe " h"e'a'''
oI'lcr- higher price, will he charged ,d =,
EACON-Ci:y cured aid s'E!;nhclj. fos IN ~.
ceui-: Western sides 10 Shoulders 81 tt' n" V.,
"e-tern Ragged, II. - t.derH Li'y ii~"'' 80
North Carolina hoyrOuni lOc; Todd re, A
BUTTER-princ Country But:'r. "sHJ c''' -
shrn 30Q IS cts.i old and n.'et!gr, ia '-'
BLESWiX--2J.4 26: = u. .,.,r uri,a:
COTTOE-Transnc;DI IA { exon VIC ''''
We quote waste. y 10. co,,c, Co
COTTON YARNS-l7a!s CT '''"
% cts. = 10. . r.c..on', 3
CANDL Es-Tai'ow % cen's 3 !. S.s 99%:,,c
uulrs l-:c; Adnmnnriur r.: T'-' .,,,,ron, =,
Cou.sn,hraci,e - ~ {. ION; Eiuti'i"''
iic,s /, bu,hel; fine. lCG lie: lump !f'' a,I; Il
C1rFFF-r.o lUq!. rr-.s LsgGHj'A -:
~. stock light, MocAa 10" '"t
CCuS MEA!-Si I;!or cJu":!:
COkE.-$l u Il ID PEI p,."' 40 fsr1fIy y =
FIOrE-.!uper:lne =! ~ ''H ,is,ycr i,.u AMI d
! Receipts l..:: and sto'" -,!.'
pm I Il..J Sor:h caro!aH SIo,' c.pr.
~ 10 ~ Err Ub-, sitHt ~
hoe hoe NJ oy' ~: a,Igil,s. ,hl hactrt' no Z: n
~. So, >, SO 10. ,, SjH 20 l. ca
| GTu-s 81 rIippcG$JdG. o, ga pcrn-at
FEATHiEkS-I.iv" """sr 80,
r,AXSEED-sI G24l - e bu.hr!: ,,.I r
GRass SEEpS-CiOv-r -; 10 - = oD'1''
(. ,S Herds pr.-s 81 % n o. .,-.i,-
acknowledgement and haz"rG ~ ~ j, 3:
"a rrF g. 50 = kcsi Bias;'as' y 80 g.
GIysEHG-G023ic a. go % ae,,ye;e.
GUAHO We quot r ,'.;I:a Mag o.
H"r go The market Continues ecs..eFo. -.
tCpNS .. c.au supported We quote SontnoI
s.. Tery good 60 u - AM '',.,II
- -, m-ii.a. u good Sc ~ To ~ ~, -: =
sni Stamping eli 10 - 20; ans ,nsnu'st; W. W
WHIiT.-We quote prime i.e1 anu
With very small receipts
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- n.,Ilrr.r i.,hrNIN-

tK!-F.. NDI Z = a.,
s.,.Y,- Vii b. a,rctr:'o sein! %"a .i"'S ,.,
,t,, r., ,;, lection ui Yesterday. copied from
the list. of Tho returning ohccrt: ain s"t'S h mt
cannot exhibit larger Den'"cranr ','"y" ,,.s ~
hope shall have enough s"'" WIN 'o
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NEW YORK, May 2'.-Co''gn is unchanged.
80 30 Southern Is steady nEt unchanged. VIVA,
n upward and firm. Cora - II trIte lower ST.. :.
are rirmcr. Money is very plenty. Virginia Sue.
IN heller o.
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For At EhIWrfr.
ITO WHAT BASE USES MAY WE COME AT


The LbSra'or, the organ of the abolitionsts of the
PiIlsbury, Garrison and Phillips stamp is being &C
lively circulated in the western counties. This IN
Virginia. Have We not upon our statutes Il law pro.
vii!n; for the punishment ot those VIII" aid IN the clr-
cuHt.ou 0f such docuuIent-' And yet package con.
tanning upwards OF twenty Of these same papers went
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-29

A TEACHER
HARPER FOR JlNE.

DuTTEes sIMoNs, 30 Is Main street, >A'a''
I'D opposite the Exchange BANK nave Ieee!,er -oI
Harp-rs Magazine tor June hr'' aa ~ esrrssr
tine now is the time to subscribe, y: =" ps' 's
Harper, New story for June "Firgr's
The Missing Bride; by Mrs ssuth"orth
Bell Smih Abroad.
Tri-colored sketches In Paris
uues Travels through China 80. "a
Memoir OF LsdJ Bsss:n;sca.
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Lewis's district not heard frem definitely.
LEGISLATURES.

There wns Democratic majority Of 50 IN the LAS
legislature, via, IL iu,hs Senate, and p ntbe House
SENATORS ELECTED.
DIaocRArs-Messrs. Tslisferro, Deneale, fstss
Douglass, Wedding. Ambler, Tate, Cobb, Fupsten'
Doskins. Welsh. White, Thompson, Campbell and
Paxton.
Instrumentation. Flcod, Braden, Finney,
and DsuSh::ey
81 distr.ce 10 % heard frop.
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EsR THE ESDUIRTI

10 TUP PFOPLE OF TIE UNITED STATES.
AND IIE RESI- OF MANKIND.
Know Nothingism being dead, and the Hon Henry
4 Wise having inflicted the mortal wound here
hv nominate the said Henry 4. Wise rs the ANTI
Know Nothing candidate Of III. patriots q! these
Emitted States Tor the next Presidency. nohIcr
bolIer, more patriotic, el"qncnt aud rnerEc'c man
coua rot hr elected 10 that office. liz 'h' ma. TO-
IT,. tie will he elected 10 that office ne .nre "'
hc ,hull he On. torw ard AZ n candidate. ALPHA.
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DISaCRFFNENT OF 4 JIf;


NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Jury III the case oi -
man Cole or tric for being conccriIrd with Mss anf
and others in tie Chemical Bank forgery, have dian
freed and been discharged.
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FLUVASNA COUNTY.
D,YuyDk Nav O6 Is

To the Editors Of the Enquirer IL urra for Old
rluvanna county. Know. Nothngism is crushed.--
Wa have elected our candidate 10y about 70 majority.
49, IL, q ard frpf
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LOUISA COUNTY

This is from the poll-book and ia correct: Al is
bells Store the Democratic ticket nus TJoin5 w
30 bu, could not get the exact returns ino .u' ~.
bos "on, f,r Wise * Co. by $50 majority and f'r
Judge Caskie by at least 2Oo
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,.-r,r woes AND sHEE. :,

CATTLE, HOE ~ .:oss. .hi'h /"
BEEF-si -; ,cs; =: .ni IL Isns,al .res.
XTAL Ell; osaassfss FRY a ssts' CT sac
4:ss!:s .! iss:' q
s;..cs.
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1.-THE DEMOCRACY OF SMYTll CNCOS-
OUERED AND UNCOMFORTABLE"
To he Editors Of TIE Enquirer. a,, ,o,.
SHYTHE CorSrY, May 24th 1870
aen,lcrnen The following is correct statement
al the pols of Smyth
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The undersigned, Frank c. Ruiin, as tho friend OF
George W. Randolph, and Robert {. Stanard, as the
friend of Robert kidgeway, agree to the foregoing
adjustment FRANK q. RCFFlN,
RDBT. &. STANARD.
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DIED.

DIED tie residence of hi. father, in King GlerI
couniy Tuesday the 3sni Inst after protIse,ei III
hess. SAMUEL WILTON, con OF Alexander aud Marine
Z. Dudley III tue 9Ih year Of Ills age.
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NAVAL INTEL ENti,

NAVAL INTEL1lGESCi.
Nr,Y ORLEANS, May 2O.-Thc steamer GraEI':G,
from Havana with dale. to tho I'D, reports the United
S,ntes steamer San Jaciu,o hcre. The Constitution
e,t on the !lst for Portsmouth. The steamer Prince
ton SAILED from Key West the 2Dth on cruise. led
wing the jamestown there
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SIX AND 4 QUARTER CENTS REWARD:
The above reward viii be paid for any r-.'abe IN
formation respecting the whereabouts o! inc '@'oo"
Kucw.N uthimg, who HlscnuJed from iIli State On or
about the oath of May. They are supposed I" have
crossed the "Riyer Jordan OF their way up sat III
yer. -,l>-
DESCRIPTION.
They wore, when last seen, unusually long lace.
ana detected couutenanccs. When spoken IL, they
exhibit grsut naakuess, with dtwucast look anu
are much given to cltgaS igance in conversation.
Upon c.sminutiou, they will to found quite d-i''".'
in t,. mathematical scieEcrs lrorc especially in ud
aition They arc death On Foreigners, Catholics III
pur,!cu!Gr, and huye great aDi1'rri.e ior iEc 'N
Irlsl Gycgue," and likewise the 'swcrf German ~.
uiont by the dim light of dark lantern, with coat
collars erect aud hs. pulled -inarty over The incs.
Eur ANY reliable information tlHt will lead to tho
discovery ut this curious tribe the above hbernl re-
,vnrI will b.. mid ARTISAN.
2. S.-Jhe editor win please publish this notice
and present Liz Till at the mouth Of the culvert.