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MARBLE YARD,

EOHE T. ROGERS, eth street, near Msin, Richmond,
Cd Va Denler in Egyptian, Italian and Amer- MAEE
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MA. I'll
PIECES Of every description, WALL PLATES, 'FRONT.'
&C.. &c.
ANY design in Carving executed in the
Orders from the country, with city reference Promptly
attended to-
NJ Rogers havrs served his tine in Of TIE !e
cuted bis shop viii give entire .su.iscon cry IS
North or South Osy. S-Sly
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DIED.

DIED, a. the residence Of her Mr A. cofoy. 90 ra
day, the 10Th day June. at half past ociock IN
rs E;ce Itnn!. decd and wife o: Jeremiah Costly
sed the 7h of he, age H.sr 81 Hs:s q rvs
often speaking of her departure with much poeusc
r-r<Utspaich please copy.
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ni', ard ct course you &nor tia. t!n Know. To.tny
,asc ~. . .I7' ;umbirr I" pieces ST. bring ~ yccr
S2.5u Rmd stake il ms ~. di-rc. d.n,si, II =; Ca'-
ana on the i'h siay III Nay, you Il lee $40
rci"' rhhn yrn are nyw--J iiiss IS eicc,sd.- .s.,
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NEW YORK. JCHg l3.--rhe cotton mark e .r-
cited and unsettled Flour has declined 70. 20 e, 80.
per barrel under thu news. Southern is .iraiy g.
Yesterdays rates. Wheat and corn 'rfr lover.
Provisions nre firm. Whskey is dull. Stoc!, are
active and better. Money is plenty. Virginia zoo.
Missouri ~.
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GOO Majority for FiourmOy IN Preston Count
SOTTU WESTERN VIRGINIA.

LEE COUNTY," sam has hc'n nj around here,
aud will :cry Sop;h. lirs'ry" Ir"'n'6. such NJ III"
country ever swept before The people have be-
come seek of drmHg"guc-'n, and their only dc'ir"
app.ar. now to be- retrieve the pa>i. |l'Sr crH'
M. u5ssiJy 90. 10 Gates Tk,rs JOhHS"n Ts''rcd lpu,
nu. this is not particularly confined Ia any pnrticu
lar lrnii,Y bu, viii characterize the election through
ont the entire Soah West! This you may state H. an
u,.a3arGL| c'Si@'niy. have always been Democrat
but have been completely dI-gun,"'! with The ac-
tnn of the party in forcing upon II, II broken down.
false. hack Il, renegade ticket that determined Ia
be oil forever consider this III" very tim" to break
down the severity nf party, aud Civ" the country
good aud true men in The State and National ollirc-
"Le, Americans rule Amcricn"i is my notto.- PEN
ny Po.f.
lie county gave Wise 136 minority. II gave Johu-
son 23i Soutll-Wrstern Virginia lMcMuirn's dis
trctl gave JOHNSON $50 minority. 1t gives Wise
1900 majority. Yet it was mn 'unalterablc certain
tv'that Wise would not get "lU votes where john.
son got 100"
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10000 md ProbnLly 80, 600 iNlnjolity flor

Wa shn!l not he satisfied with less than 10000 ma
inritv for Flournoy. We are disposed to think We
shall double that figure. "l'resr on tho column
therefore, say, and look not 10 the right or lett
Until after The election. We wish to have IN large
majority possible Already certain OF success, we
wish something more than mere victory. We desire
10 secure triumph PENN Post. MaHI.
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'tourt gave Wise +3O majority.
sam" Dividing Marion County

"Wc shnl poll 900 votes in Marion, which is half =
the WHOLE Corretpoadea' Of the R1chaoni lfntg'
Nay -.
The vote Of Marion stands, for Wss ll2I, Flour
nOy ljU.
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"PRESS ON THE COLUMN."-As the day OF
election approaches, thc confidence OF the American
party rises. Already I2oUO strong, thcr numbers
We fenr they may s. mdie&i 40 relax fheiT exerI.s
We trust TINT may not bo the case. La us keep ny
tho fire untii srerminnte the enemy. W. shall
give Mr.. Wise such fall that ho will stnn no NOR.
chance of rising tiuu Lucifer.- Penny Post, .n0y
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MARRIED mt Dover, King William county. on ;uS,5ay
Juno 5th by Rev John o. Turpin, Mr.. WA L. s:.a-,.
SON and Miss LAURA A. LUAPklS
r1 Dispatch pleaso COPY.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCnIE, PRYOR 81 DCNSAYANT.
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wM F. RITCHlH a. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1855.
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BALTIMORE, JrSE l3.-The markets -" aI.! go
Flour il II cts. lower. Wheat and corn GIg DE-.
and unchanged.
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SUICIDE OF AN EXPIRES; AGENT.
P,wruCgEr June I2.--J. \. BalcouI, m"s ,"uTrC
Of Esrles Boston and Providence EAirr.4, sho; a.,G
self dead this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

CLEVELAND, JrxE IA FIRE We. raG'r. a,
Hi!i-dsle. Michigan. last night. III" wLo!c t""H e.
pearnd 10 be burning.
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Botetourt I7J or OBJ Minority for Flournpy.

BOrErOURT COUNTY.-"From the statistics
send, you will perceive that ih, American pa'ty
have clear majority Of the votes in this county, be-
sides of outsiders to be sympathizng with Us aud
shall change this into at least lis aud very likely 10
225, for Fiournoy Bcale and Pntton.-l R'chmo@d
IIhtg, .My Is.
IBntetourt gave Wise 43O majority.
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.HARlkIED

LUMBER FOR RIcHNSHD-1herc arc being :hirrat
from the wharf at P;sburg 100 900 feet Of !Gnb-i ioT
Richmond
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u IK"iNiA-ln Che.,s;aeld County Court, Muy H.
y !-j5:
Edward .rcher Plaintiff

Branch o. Archer Rosc: 57nt; and T, cbo,cc,v
t..H az w:ic, aui the IS.,;ow. hei:s and
d!snbuees OF Thomms Stone Deceased. J Defendants.
The object ~ this is divide the land o which
John T. Archer died seized and Possessed ly, III the
c0u,y of Chesterfield containing hundfcd npd ioty
top: scrse anoNg-, tic rls and Distributes Of fud Ar
.. and appearing hy sfdnEi Eici IN iEia cause mat
ce...t ara IoE.resiie.is Of this State - ordered that
tie; pp:,.ar here within moa:n after due pubhcson
Of I'm, order md do what is necessary protect their in.
,c.: in tis suit snd thu copy Of this order be publish
once week for four successive weeks IN the Richmond
Enquirer newspaper published in the city OF hchWon:'
and posted the front door OF the Courthouse OF th'S
county on The fr-, day ofthe next county court.
Tnukn
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Capt Ingraam, whose noble stand IN ;ia F5,:a
case immoraizcs Lis name throughout tn" wa.-y, i
in this city, naving taken ei :ir i-.'' 49,.
House. Hc cwill doubt 20 receive or, 80 "'.-r..s.,
tho cordial attentions of li1 fellow citizens
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san" In Mecklenburg.

In this county (Mecklenbhry) our information is
that IutclcrsoD the American candidate for the le-
gisn.ure, will certainly he elected. tt the last eec-
ton the whole vote of the county ll6I, and the
Democratic minority about $40 Flournoy is GER
tain to get next Thursday, a cas! 6'J votes. Pretty
good progress in county. There seven COUNCILS
i'll tin" county, and the Presidents Of four of them arc
Old Line Democrats. We learn also that there wns
free barbecue at Wiliinmsons Store last Saturday,
after which thirty eight joined the order twenty-five
II whom Democrats Penny Post, May L.
[Mecklenbur9 gives Mr.. Wise md the whole De-
mocra,ic ticket about 400 majority. Johnson's ma
jority over Summers was 81.
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SANS ,Iu;,r;ty in Patrick $50

PATRICK COUNrI.-"piece no reliance on the
statement in the Enquirer i'll regard 10 hr county
You may safely put down the majority for the Amor
cnn ticket in Patrick at a5Ii and surely believe IT
will exceed that. From Henry, Franklin and Floyd,
I have the most cheering account OF tho progress o
the great American movemrut."--l Correspondent u
m. RirLmomd lihte, Nay2s.
INV;so's ,n.;ority i'm Patrick is H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-15

"Revoiutions never 90 backward. The grand po.
litca revolution of the Know NGthings is the sp"n.
uprising OF the people against political trick
cry ind party cOrrup.on-. Itwere as vain to ntcmp;
to check its progress to stop rho tornado in lts
course. 1t hns tho mpr'matur of popular approval,
and Mr. Wise ought by this time to be convinced Of
classic shades of "Ony, near Onancock," he may
minute Oh the rcsult-and from the instructive teach
ngs Of the plst may gather valuable lessons for
the futuru."-[ Richmond Wing, Nays.
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We have cheering accounts from all parts Of this
Congressional District W. X. rcndlcrnn, American,
will think hc elected with rasa, over Dr.. kdw'li.
Mr. =. ia popular speaker, and has cnuvas.ed the
district thoroughly. lie viii make his mark in Con-
crc.- II ccrted-I -ICo,c.o,ui,,pe oJ he Pcnng P"',
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Eight Know-Sorhing Congressman Elected, aud
a Majority of the Legislature

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tho rinlcn,
Ions statements of the anti-Amerran press IN regard
to The defpciious and host OF other dire caamitirs
snd by them to have overtsken the American party,
we st continue to receive the most encouraging ac-
counts from every section Our prospects certainly
nn, If thirteen congressman and majority at least
Of the Lsr.lature. The American ticket will sweep
the West like tornadc-[ PeHsy Post.
There is Democratic majority Of 81 in the Legs-
lature.
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coM,trss1oNrp,s OFFICE. ,

!or,sA Counr HOUSE, May 22nd, 1856:
Inc pare, 0,recd liz the foregoing decree are hereby
noea ,A' Mse xcd on Tkur.day, the 5h day OF Jniy
hrM a. my lice Louisa 10 tnko the accounts directed
r:oso s Ss's c'see which time aud place ihey are
relationship the ncs,u,r and all other evidence thatmay
tor me to carry out the requirements OF sale
u.'en under nv lend as Commissioner of said Court,
Inc nay and yea! lis, above written
June .--CEiT EDlvaBn H LANE. COmm'r.
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sSnm Doing Wonders In Brunswick.

We learn that Sam is doing wonders III the De-
mocrutic county of Brunswick. Two councils have
been started in that county, and hoy are working
finely. Brunswick ia tho last county in the State IN
which Sam introduced. Ne"erthcless he will
give good account Of himself mud lamy even there
on election day. Penny Post, AoyF.
ISuro enough, Sam did wonders in Brunswick
wise's majority is 49,. Jolnson's majority over
Summers was l3I
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~ oyer 70: snie very desirable farm in the lower
t.i o! Amelia about l6 miles from Petersburg and
.S ne from Richmond lying on Nanlozine creek and
Es @ @ .Aes q: Amelia Chesterfield and Dinwiddie coun
and ySS1sLIs about 93i acres about 400 acres open
rp s u rCliiva,ion divided into felds 500 in
HhS ,;J l4ae growth nboundng in Barrel. Pipe and
s acres in fine bottom land mostly free from
is.m has it all the necessary buildings for
Or ei.i s SIZE well wa,ersd in each field by some six
ws, Prhs, and by two creeks having fine prospect
soup,. power aOrding OF the finest stands in the
sg ssg sor Grist Mill &c
N'Lsr information terms &C. apply to
Ssp.,., RUFFlN 4 AUGUST,
N Asen's for the sale and purchase of lands No lsa
ee7 Msamond. July 2l-ewtf
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-Four 70 Five Hundred Minority in Hardy.
We are assure, that Hardy will roll up majority
of from four Ia five hundred for the American ticket,
and that there arr not four Wings in the county who
will vote fnr Wi.e.-[ Romn"y iatN'3emcer, Nay !.
Hardy gave s. majority i"r The "American' tick
ct. II guve 3SS majority ior Summers.
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This came to be heard thi- day upon,he psners
Gd on the hearing III the COUNTY Court the exposition oi
.u,ono John Num- appointed ny the Coua,y Coyr, TO
sell III. land and slaves in the bill and proceeding ,:rs,
o. was argued by COUNSEL upon consideration where
decree .iar one of the commissioners o: ,i. Court
take o. nccoun. showing who the heirs ct a, and
corn .bovtn, how the prsceeds of the sale oil slaves ia
aid report rnfoncd are TO be distributed amongst those
d,rr and the share thereof Of each distrbuee also
.ud in .s;S .ncr ou,;onsd axe TO be distributed and
tAe eA.le ,ne, enf Of each Of the said heirs.
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razewelI Conr.y .are for Trigg-Trigs elected

WYTHEvILiE.-"Dcar Whe:-Reiocrre rejoice.
rr truly have the friends of American and haters {"
FOREIGN pn.v cau,, to ,ln 80 here. The determined
progeny OF Sam now number in This county $40 good
and true. 1t il now universally conceded that 1riS-
will get n majority over both Martin and McMullen
not nnly in tlis county. but in the whole district.
TozewclI is thought safe for Trigy: Smytl will give
very largo majority; Pres,ons fate is sealed, and
ShefTryr minority may be safely put down at lOo'-
Pichmoad Wing, May 10.
ITszewe gave tho whole Democratic ticket more
thnn 9GO majority-and Trisg WINS defeated b. Nc
Mullen, by majority Of about 3,5Oo
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Tozewcn County-Wises Defeat mn Absolute
Certainty.

TAZEWELL COUNTY.--..i letter from n gentle
man of this county informs that The prospects Tor
the American cause are most encouraging. The pc"'
nj. there he saws, will resent, with manly indgnatlnn
the abusive cpi.hcts which Mr. Wise applies I" IL"
Know -No:hings. The same spirt prevails through
out that whole scctnn, md Wiscs defeat ia regarded
as MI absolute certainty R:chm1"9 lh'r. My .
rrazcwrll guvo Ar. Wise 9l5 majority aud the
"samc spirit prevailed throughout that whole see
ton.
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Sam In Rockingham.

Sam introduced himself to the good pcoplsot ROCK,
;rrham in September last. in tho persons "i AZ d
Rockingham Democrat, who Eow resides III Aioe'
,narlc and an Alexandria Democrat Endorsed mus
by two cold liners, he most c"rfihiy ree'iEea'
and we hnve mover for moment felt any dSpos'''on
10 cut hi. acquaintance. Histnn!ly i no" large ana
respectable having daily additions OF pure old jack
sor Democrats, who never forget now iienry A.
Wse u.cd 10 abuse them and their party. You may
rest asured tha, the Winchester ticket will receive
a; Ieast 800 votes in this county, Richmond Wig
May Il
rThc vote of Rockingham was: Wise 2,70e, Flour
nuy 6l2.l
The Penny Fcst Emitting Itself to the Gratitude
OF Betters.
4 CHANCE.-The love OF money is the besetting
sin Of the people of this world. We scarcely ever
meet man who doesn't want more than he has We
are rery sure Hen that shall entte ourselves 10 NE
gratitude of many u, direct them 10 plan by rhtch
money can be made Well, listen, all ye lucre-loring
sinners and we will tell you how $1,000 can be made
az clear Us grit in little more than month. Here
il ia: ~
just get S25gO and come to this office, and we WIN
direct you to gentleman who has e. O0u ana VINO 10
particularly green He is anxious TO bet thst ap'n W
to s2,5OD, that Flournoy will be elected. Msil, VI
course you have seen accounts OF 30 ID ANY "i"N'''
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IDr. Kilwcll's majority il 1886.
"Our Nat" CcrrnimI, i:ircir',, "uuI 80 Mis-

"Ouv Nat" Certainly i:IrcirA, "nuI 80 Mistake.
FRANKLIN DISTRICT Til" news from thl-
district is cheering. ClaiL"rn" Is gaining every day
and will! ~, are iuinrnc, by letters from, some ot the
KNOWN" ones, most certainly be elected l5"c"ck Is
,virllv irirh,rlnrl AMI no mistake. Old Putsylvann
and p;.;c!; will give him terrible IHsili- and one
from the effects OF which b" Will n"' be Able I" reco'
r il, lime 10 take hs scat IN the next Congress. Oar
Nat" will however b" in Washington about thht
time 10 attend In :!- lntcf;s; "t IN" pe"p" ~ INC
Franklin Congressional District. lnrk go" i"'hic-
ruu MI .r.r. EIuMH [utrilyr h"y II.
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rOmci,,o from the Nnrth.west-i1,0 900 alajori
~ against Wise.

From the Northwest that is the portion Of Nrgi-
MIA north md west nf the Allegheny mountains, we
ARE permitted Ia give The following extract "f 'er
from otfciRl sources ., ,,c
"W. now number .Gl councils and nhnnt - ono
membcrs and increasing rapidly. a. 10 Withdrawals,
there has no, been 800 Withdrawals outside "i iinr'
pers Ferry. .
West that Mr. Wise will fnd at least $4,000 against
him."
The reader will bear in mind that this il ctFc'0 and
we respectfully call upon the Juno, if hey deny the
statement as to Withdrawals. 10 Gise as Ef names
,b;ca ",]ef.ctors" Our butterfly chasing days were
over years ago Penny Post, Nag !.
THE $4,000 against Wise, in the Northwest
turned out TO be about 500 in his favor
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TIE HALIFAX CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT-"Iufor,nao received from cvorv count y
in this district renders certain the election OF Clnl.
borne by II majority from 500 to 1000, while Flour.
nov will not ial snort Of 1900, AMI the best informed
gentlemen say it will go beyond 2,ODO.-l R'chm0hd
Irhig, May Is.
I"Our Nat was defeated by LOO majority.
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Coz. Roanc Elected Triump!luntly.

4 great and overwhelming revolution is sweeping
over the whole country. 'Rev"!utinm.," il is -ni'l,
'ncvcr ga backward" In Virginia, il hun almost
reached the mountains and washed the snnl ouf oi
the eyes Of the people. With the opposition Mr.. Wise
has, il il utterly impossible for him IN succeed He
camuol stand up asamrt Opposition within aud with
ont his own party. He cannot win the race with
Gen. Bayly tripping him mp ut this corner, Bowden
knocking him down NJ that, Extra Billy hedging mp
his way at Il third, Nat. Claiborne digging pt-tull
inr him at fourth, all The time sweating and painting
with his associate runrgalcs' las!ed 10 his back
The Indications are that he will be beaten 0,O0D-
some say l0oO9.- .ib,asGon E~giaan, bctorr Mr
ci,c,ION.
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CAMPBELL, BEDFORD, HENRY. FITIHII J."
VANIA AND HALiFAX.-We sa" IN intcllic"n,
Democrat, yesterday, who has re""n''y travelled
over h. above counties. He IL II mcnhrr nj the pr'
dcr kaors what 10 speaks nmd Is rellnhle IN every
thing. Ils represents the prospects Of our ticket Ha
being in all respects most brilliant. He Waited many
cnuncils knew the people, and found large lunncrs
of Democrats in the Order in all these conn.Ies Tho
unjust and false charges against Mr.. Fl"urn"y ar"
,coilng with tremendous effect upon The rnscr"nntd
who make them. Very. very few have LEI: the Or
der, and most OF them who have dome so will r"to
the American ticket, while numbers arc coming III
dnilv. The greate-t enthusiasm prevailed fs"c'aHy
in PMsy!rani".-IP Penny Post, Mays.
Ipit,sylvania gave Flouruoy "N-lt gave Summers
| tiI majority
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,, ,IuIoriry I'm FIoyd .sIJ 10 335.

FLOYD COUNTY.-"Tle majority in this county
,viI mot be less than 225 and making every e'
fnrt 10 carry it up +" 31j. ScHts majority wns only
81. ICJr,esp,ndrm "J me Richmom Wig, May 2''
fFloy,i county gave Wizc l::5 minority.
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Fiite"n Hundred Knuw-NOthing MnjOrii! In
Richmond.
FIournuy's Majority 81. 900.

There are known 10 be 73,0GD members Of ln
American pariy in Virginia. Ihis force. Together
with the l5,h0O Wing votes, which the Chr"ni
Gle comedies To Mr.. FiournGy, would make I'm aggrc-
gate of 81, Goa votes leaving Mr. Wise but 5S.10o,
and certing FIoruy by 81 $40 ma ority. That will d.
for to-,lay.-t Amsric"a O,gan ~ IEmhjng'0a Cty.
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sans Majority 1900 in Kidwqlis Districts
1000 ic Lcwis's District a-

"As to :he report Of Withdrawals in the Nor'!-
West, it is false. We have but frw- and we take 10
fye To one that withdraws. We VIII carry this as
trct by 1900 minority and we have 2cOO :" overcome
We will elect Pendlctnn to Congress. Inc a1lo'h'ne
district will do better than What we DO. Ihere Is
lGOO majority against them, and they will carry 10y or
2OOU--i CORES pondent of the Richmond HA'S' -a0y
~.
[Kdwers majority upwards Of l3oo--and sai, J.,
majority in Lewiss district 3sl, instead ot IoO".
An Overwbciminga Majority for sam '"'''
dates.
,,,~o,,rp coI-STY.-Dear Post st:-We are
hANoNE EN- go. daily and nightly. We will
"Is,e Rains riournoy and Scott tremsndou' vote,
.a ~Il certainly be elected by overwhelming
maier;ty.- ] Correspondent ef the Post May II.
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4 Largo Majority for snm in smyth County.

w. learn that there are seven councils i'll Smyth
county, all in full blast, and working finely. The or.
der numbers of the best men IN the county and
will give n large majority for tho Winchester ticket
Prmny Post, My l..
iSmyth gave Wise 81 majority.
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yise's majority in Patrick is 1871


4 Handsome Majority for sum in Pulaski
COuuiy.
Pulaski OTNTY.--"Ws shall eler: our r"rn
tr delegate Thomas Poagc. and give the WinchrateI
ticliet II handsome minority. - Eorrr.pond'H' al M'
Roh g.cni lIhig, .Hoy9
(puiaski gave Mr. Wise "a handsome majority
and didn't elect Mr.. Pna5e.
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LOUISA. Various exaggerated calculations have
been made by the Anti-Amcrican party in regard 10
their anticipated mnjores IN this coulty-caimins
rs high rs 200 Judge Cnskie &c. These statements
We have the bed: reason for knowing are utterly
founded. With the gallant Clayton G. Coleman
our standard bearer for the State Senate, and the
anticipate glor.ous triumph in Lousa.--l Peany
Post, Nay II.
The minority for Caskie in Louisa was precisely
20O-6il tu IA.
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VOLUME XII. NO. 35.

attic forms the base Of the cupola, the diameter
OF which is SS feet and the height Sc feet
The whole is crowned by a gracefully .propor-
toned lantern, supporting a colossal statue of
the goddess of liberty. The entire elevation
from the ground on the eastern front of the
building is 300 feet The interior is exceeding
ly rich, and the ornaments are Of bold and
striking character. The present rotunda is pre-
served as high as the top of the cornice, above
this will be gallery over which a belt of sculp-
ture, nine feet high, nearly 800 feet long, ex-
tends around the entire dome. Above this
there isa succession of galleries, coonnades, en-
tablatures, attics and balustrades, surrounded
BY hemispherical ceiling, crowned with
lantern at the height Of 31S feet from the floor.
The highest point of lookout is 275 feet above
the ground on the eastern front, and the highest
point from which the interior may be seen is
2lS feet above the floor. The whole WORK is to
De done OF iron, from bottom to top. inside and
outside. Tt will be the first structure of the
kind ever built entirely of this material. The
design as well as the working drawings is BY
MIR. Walter, architect of the capitol extension,
and the execution of the work is under the di-
rection of Captain Meigs, of the Typographical
bureau. - OHre Branch.