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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-02
AssgA Henderson,.
RIFLE MANUFACTURE
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

NhCAl AlLLE1f u ~ ~ TSCOElE,
Near tie Eotel--ua the Sguare-ne1t 10
Gordon's Hare-Rouse,
WOULD inform the people of YIUA
w Nashville and the surrounding ~
country that he has recently improvedeSF
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard, IL
and is now prepared to fill all orders
in the marble line at the shortest no sGAs
tice and on the most favorable terms for CASH.
He would call particular attention TO his well
selected stock Of monuments, mantle pieces.
figures, garden figures, statuary, Fountains,
Baptismal founts, Urns, Vases, Tonbs, etc,
many of which are of the purest Italian Mn-
bic, and from the chisel of the best European
masters. His arrangements are row complete
for furnishing all kinds of marble, either of
his own manufacture or imported He has on
hand large quantity of Italian marble, in tho
rough state, which he will sell very low
House Furniture in Egyptian Marble of the
best quality can be had at his yard lie fat
ters himself that he can now serve the public
on as accommodating terms as any similar es-
tablishmentin the west. a share of public
patronage is solicited. sept %.
?. S.-The attention Of the lovers. of the
Fine Arts is directed to my assortl, ent of stat
uary. They are of the rarest ana finest ouali-
ty, and of direct importations.
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Look Out Long Hair T. Heavy Beard

" e have a most superior ~
=, assortment of fine Scissors, and -
Snears, Elegant Razors at low prices, Soaps,
Brushes aud Creams. From the best to com
mon article of Strops, etc. etc
". u A. SQUTHWORTH. z
April 8, 1855.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-02

An Irish schbo!master once, accord
ing to Carleton, advertised as fol-
lows:
hlr. Matthew Kavannah, begs to
inform the inhabitants Of the above
vicinity that he will lecture on the
following branches of education,
namely, reading and writing, astrOlo-
gy, austerify, luxions and maps
physics, geology, Qualifications, Corne-
lius Agrippa and cholera morbus.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-02

SADDLES, Brides, Martingales, GA
~ Saddle Bags Carpet Bags, Ger A
singles, Girths, Bride Reins, Worsted and
Cotton Webbing, ETC., for sale low.
: April 49,. JOHN GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-02

TGfHE largest, best assorted and cheap z
4 est lot of Hats ever offered in this 20
market cssn DO found at
w. &; a. SOUTHWoRTHs.
April 8, 1866.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-02
DIR. ROBERT T. SEiRCT.

WILL continue to devote his ex-
w elusive attentior-to the practice Tx
of Medicine in its various Branches lie '~(~
hopes by close attention 70 his Profession, 10
merit a continuance Of the patronage of his
friends. He has removed his Office, miles
east of Fayetteville. near Elk river, on the
place formerly occupied.by NJ R-oo.~n Gre1-
ory. fJulv 10. I855-l2rn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-02

Va "a H1 H %CEHHM Es
Calicoes from to 25c per yard; IN.
Brown Domestics from to 20 caats; f1XA
Brown Sheeting q yards wide;
Bleached {" ~ =" f"
Linen " ~ =
Tillon Care Linens,
Bleached Sheetings and Shifting, 1 to ! wide;
Brown Table Linen;
Bleached do;
Birds Eye Diaper;
Linen Towelling all qualities;
Table Napkins;
Heavy Cotton Diaper for common Table Cloth,
Marseilles Counterpanes;
Bell Factory Bed-Ticking all widths:
Fine Damask Window Curtains;
White Embroidered do;
White Cotton Fringe;
Kid Gloves, Silk do;
White mixed and Slate Colored Hose:
White and Black Silk do:
Gardeners half Hose all colors;
Silk Handkerchiefs;
Linen Gents and Ladies. etc. etc.
rocket Knives. Knives and Forks,
Carving Knives, Butcher Knives.
Snoe Knives, Rim Locks,
nm Latches, Rural Latches,
Plate Locks, Pad Locks
window Bolts. Hand Saws.
' o. ood saws In Frames, Tenant Saws,
S e., paws Cross Cut Saws,
6'eel squares, Bowel Knives,
Drawing hnivcs, Planes,
p BITS, Tape Measures,
hand Axes- Glass Ware.
ETC., etc For sale low BY
NEIL, MoORES f. WRIGHT.
April 5, 1855.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-02

MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin, and Sheet irOs, wares,
NEEP constantly on hand all kinds -
h of improved. CooKINe STOVES; al 90
so, Stoves Of various kinds, such as Par SesssEA
lor, Hall, Fluted, Box, and 10 plate Stoves.
Also, improved Coal Stoves of all kinds; En-
ameled and Plain Mantle
esd zee "a N~H $50
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS.
Job Work solicited, and executed with
nestness and despatch. Feathers. Ginseng,
Beeswax, Pewter, and old Copper, taken in
exchange for wares, etc.
P. S.-We hope our old customers win re-
member us in their orders.
Sept. z, 1054--l2m.
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STOVES. Stoves. STOVES. !!

GtO0KING STOVES, sll styles and
~ qualities, at unusual low prices at "a
NEIL, NoORES + WRIGHT'S. HSAS
APril 20.
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IN STORE.
FLOUR! FLOUR.
NAILS.

TUST received 125 Kegs of Nails,
- thebest article made in the United E-
States. COLDWELL & CUMMINGS,
Dec. L. Shelbyville, Tenn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01
VIRGINIA ELECTION OF TIE
PRESS.
From the National Inteliiscnccr Whis.l
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.


We renlly thought that the Democracy of tho Old
Dominion this time destined 10 bite the dust
We had begun almost To feel sorry for the impending
doom, of the .resolr'pns Of '?s. bu, c0nsolcd
by the thought that the venerable statue in the
thule Of the H.uIS'E c1rrA on Shucco Hill would
smile for the first time in Enany long years.
But il was hot so written. Tie Wing party OF Viz
ciuia always present bold front, amd battle man
fully but they have never achieved n worthy
u! their noble cnuse; and in the present contest the
fat-s were against the astrologers. The Democracy
had for Its chnnplou nan who TO m unblemishcd
private character, united unsurpassed ii match
ie-. energy ability, md cnIurau"e public speak
err and ut great power over the Judgment and feel
ings of popular assomblcs-of powers, i'll short, pre-
eminent for political cauvass and these powers he
eIertei with consistency and vchcn"ncc 40 inces-
SAINT and rn-:ng "a ~ be almost marvellous in one
apparently eo fra .ile. What Abd-c kader in the
field Henry A. Wise is on the stump and TO his own
personal mud powerful ecertcns is he greatly, if not
chiefly, indebted for his triumph. But his party did
not venture to rely their leader alone. They
evidently alarmed, and all their distinguished ,Eeu
were called out, and each labpred As if hc tho
fortunes of his party i'll jeopardy and the sue de.
pcn,n. on his singl. arm
The people OF Virginia are peculiar in several re-
spcc,a. They not only good takers, but they
equally good listeners; that is they delight in public
speakius; they expect tlor public men TO address:
them in public assembly md they are open to great
influence from commanding oratory. They ure
moreover people Of Tradition they attached IL
their historical names, and especially to Whit arc
called the Virginia doctrines" to which many q
worthy citizen procans his devotion with very little
idea OF what they ARE. They only know that The
resolutions Of 98 were passed by men whose name;
baye come down us household words; that thcil
fathers voted for then md So must they and having
taken their side and publicly recorded their vote
when FIRST they exercised the right. the era zoe,
mode has great influence afterwards in preventing
change. There is responsibility in consistency, they
think, and confess there IL however poor It may
be as rcasou.
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. % Z 10 E}
FROM OHIO COUNTY.

FROM OHIO COUNTY.
WHEELING, May %, 1865.
To the Editors OF the Observation-Disclosures:
Now that the canvass is over, there some Incl
denis connected with the election which 1t may not
be Improper for you to know. They show the eH-
tent OF the influences against, well as the complete
glory, which VIC have achieved.
On the night of the election, lThurtday,) the town
of st. Clairsville Ohio, (icn miles Off was Mnm"0-
tr in consequence Of the suppnsed success Of Flour
nov The ST. Clairsville band paraded the streets,
aud the greater part of the population made night
hideuus with their yells and reolcings have this
from gentleman who was there at the time.
The town of West Alexandria, in Pennsylvania
sixteen miles oil. WINS also, partially illuminated, and
preparations made for grand rejoicing.
The disappointment to the Rev. w. Is. Pendleton
who opposed Kdwe for Congress, is, indeed, most
crushing A committee from Bethany. in Brooke
county, where he lives. purchased wine, provisions,
&C., for a grand supper last Saturday night and
they spnazed their success by burning tar barrels,
and firing of htrecn cannon i'll honor OF each Know
Nothing Congressman they supposed elected. Pen,
dletop was at the Mcclure House few days ago, and
invited several ladies to spend the winter with him i'll
Washington.
But enough Of this gossip. | write merely to sup.
pIv tho nams of the member elect from the county OF
Pleasants and Duddridge, which will complete the
list of members of the Senate aud House Ut Dele
gates for this district Ii is ,In0 Collins Democrat,
who WINS elected over +. Blair, know-Nothing.
Our friends here have won about SlO,OOo on Kid
well and Wise Yours, truly.
BATH COUNTY.
r. Al .,,1k,,
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THE MORALE OF TIE VIRGINIA ELEC-
TIOS,


THE MORALE OF TIE VIRGINIA ELEC-
TION.
The following is an extract of letter from vene'
rable and highly Intelligent Silver Grey" Wing OF
New York city, to his daughter in this city 1t, doubt
less speuks the sentiments Of thousands OF honest pa
triots all over the Uniun in testimony of the conser-
va,ve position of the National Democratic party:
New YORK, May 10Th, 1855,
Tuesday Morning.
Tell Your good husband that congratulate hun
most sincerely on the Democratic victory which has
just been gained in Virginia, over the know-Noti-
ngs and this for not only personal to your
selves but also politically; aud am rejoicing that IT.
Ga has heen saved from the algn and destructive
influence Of this pruscrptve md hypocriticnl party.
must confess that sorpu timoago, had some sym
pathles with this party, believed Them honest ana
was disposed 10 join them The principle that MOD
men would unite, aud the extremes Ut both the
Democratic and Wing parties bO in measure crush
ed. But, since then, the Infamous conduct OF the
Know Nothing Legislature OF Massachusetts,, AZ well
Abotionisls, Seward Wlligr and Temperance fanat
les, and all this added to the religious proscrptive
doctrines they put forth ut the Sout-al this, Guy.
hus induced to withdraw from all support or COLI
nection with so infamous party.
The Seward Wings d,spise, II possible, still more
and there is really now no longer III existence an
honorable Wing party to which honest man can
give his support have come to the
conclusion that the really respectable Democratic
party purified Of some Of it's scum was the most
and safest under which to rally and hence
forth yon may set inc dswm as supporter of the De-
u."crac party. say all this, that you may commu-
nrae 10 your husband, whom will perhaps graft
~ aud say, also, that believe there are thousands
VINO were formerly respectable Wings when that
purity was believed to DO pure and honest, who will
now adopt the course have resolved on for myself
nut enough OF politics, aud even this is called forth
=! inc Very sensible reuarks ! fluid in The letter
have just received from YOU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01

For the senate: Deneale d., 52i, Norment, d. o.
aIoomaw, X. ~, 3SS ron ,,-.,-
For the House OF Delegates: Kce, d.. $50, Wilson,
X. ~, 3SS; KEGS mnj l92.
In Justice 10 Mr.. Norment, we state ,hat u rcl"I'
vns il, c;rrnla,,u all over the county of P:ndlcton,
to the effect that he had Withdrawn III iuvor of hr.
Deneale; hencu his small vote
wESTMORELAND.
HAGUE. May %, 1865.
To the Editors Of the Enqurer--t;cntlemcn be
low you will find correct list of the polls at ts
stronghold of Know. n othngs. You will find fall
ing of Fl ON their usual vote : Fluurnoy li2, Wise
10; Beac l42, McConas ~; Patton l43, Bocock -;
Morris 1885, Holluday27 Buyly l2s, Benle -; Berkc-
ley l3i. Jos. Mayo, Jr., 70.
VOTE OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
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MARINE NEWS,
FOKT OF RICHMOND, MAY 81.

ARRIVED,
Schr Sarah WooIford, Harris, North Carolina
mdsc. =,
Schr Henry W. Wilson, Askew, North Carolina
fish.
Schr Union, Shally, York River, light.
SAILED,
Schr Josiah Achcrn, Merrill; light.
Schr II. 5. l.anfair. Simpson, Salem, mdse.
Srhr Num-Namr, Nan-Nane, light.
Sclr Gertrude Horton, Pendlcton, Norfolk
Schr Lucy Ann, Shaw, Portland, coal.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS MAY 81, 1855.

~. The following quotations wholesale. For small
oiucrs higher prices viii be charged:
BACUS-Cty cured and Sintiihcld hog round. l06lOi
cents; Western Sides O 10y! Shoulders pic; Hams lOD!".
Western Ba:ged, III Is; Queen City Hams IL! cents
North Carolnn hoground lUc Todds I2c
BUTTER-prinr Country Butter, 2513o cts; do. Go
shen ~ 63o Cts; old and Inferior, leG2Octs
BEESWA&-25! d26t " ID.
COTTON-Transnctiuus III Cotton are Tery limited here
COTTON YAkNs-l70ls cts: cash. Cotton cordase,
CANbLEs-Tsllow l6 cents y 10. Jackson's do. IT
IiuIls lsic.; Adumnntnc pa assc.; Sperm a9d1c.
COAL-Authraci,c 81 50 u ton Bituninous: average
II cts y bushcl; line, lO0 lie; lump ls:c.
COFFEE lOml cts; i.asuayru ll.4lli; Java LAY
a II; stock light; Mocha l5n lji cts
CORN MEAI-Sl is ICr country
CORN-$l 10 ;,r: on-ael.
FLouR-5uprrine sll 50; Extra sle family IL 50di3
Receipts hight aud stock sin"l Market dull and no dip
PIN, demand, hi thcs" quotations.
fSll-Iierrings North Carolina gross IS 80, family
R. in EJ ~ DO in A% n I Mss: 81 g ~ crrs4
Dbl; No. =, sI2i No. 3, Sj No !, Sitgs1 HALIFAX
Gross -; ClippetsjaG.
FEAT lIEItS-l.ivc Geese iOnil cs. Demand light
FLAXSEED-Sl zeal % T. bu,hcl
GRASS SEEDS-CVv.r SOL to 81 |, busirI; Timothy
observation-disclosures. and Hnznrd Sporting. F, IF,
aud fEf, 81 ~ 2 key; Busting - 1898 w = SeS
GINSENG-;IO13ic. y 10.
Itore-lrurn wharf SO; Mexican 3OD3J o.
WHEAT-we quote prime Rcd and White 4Od2 ~,
IIipE:si"urhlsrsd {! conts p b, green weight call
s4in. green alal IL. No Spanish lIldos Ill market,
iAl-Sl ~ cwt ny tho cargo. ron, sa"'e a 30.
IRON AND NAILS-Pig Iron, S35 @iO " tom swndes
slO6 lO7 ton; Easis! refined 50; Common English, s'U
| American country, 500; Tred-g"r SIS. Cut NAILS
| 4id4tc. por Id. "
LAkD-Prne, in ibis. llail!: in kegs Ia i!c'i In
| ptil, -. ... ,,,,
| PLASTEii-LunIp Plaster ~ 5O6a on Dock: Richmond
| srmnd - per ton. CHlcinrd 81 JO02 G2 T. barrel
| POTATO S-sl "2Q - T. bushcl.
| IJME-sl rs from wharf: 81 20 from store.
! LFAp-6i t64rIs. for ps; iH7i Tor bnr.
| WOLAseES New Orleans. 3293j cts y gallon stock
! small rnitp Rico &C; CuJa, 2S6W
| RICE II! cts II IL.
| RYE-Sl 25fl 80 = bI.hGl.
SALT-Ssles at 81 10 from wharf 81 rs from, atore.
SUGARs-Fair 10 smlct!y prime New Orleans 81 a6s
ct. Porto Rico s. ai for strictly primo; Gomez sugar
| 9; powdered s3d9t
| SIIOT-731! cts. ib. ,
| TEAS.-lmperial and Gunpo"dPr o'dsl ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01
CLARKsBrRG, Va, May ~, 1853.
To the Editors of the Enquirer:-I send You TIT

Braxton, Wood and Randolph have elected hhoW-
Not,inrs to the House Of Delegates.
Harrison, Barbour, Lewis. Upshur, GIlmer and
Wirt, Richie and Peasants, Duddridge and Tyler
hive. NIL OF them, elected Democrats.
The Know Nothing majority in kanuwha is report
cd at $50; in Mason 1853.
TIL. Democratic majority in Cabell is $50; in Put
nam 81: in Gilmer 245.
The reports from those five last named counties arc
very indefinite. You will doubtless huve the correct
maiurities thcre before you receive this.
We calcuat. the vote between Lewis and Garlic 10
DO very close not more than twenty or thirty differ
eICe.
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NEW KENT.


NEE KENT c. H., May 26, 1855.
To the Editors Of tho neutrality-suspicious. -
hasten to furnish you with the result of the GuDerna
toral election in our county. cannon, howo' eli III
furnish You with the details, as ha's not seen GIl
the polls Tho majorities, reported, ar9 entirely
reliable. Know-NotIlng mujor,,es: at the GoG .a
House 10, Mt Rntclfs "a. at Baltimore =, ~nnle -.
Sothns maj o tl in the county a6-he precise ma
jority given Summers and Scott You will thersf're
perceive that we have maintained our ground II
other counties have done well, our success Is GER
tain.
No definite news from Charles City; but the rumor
is that Wise has received the largest vote ever gwen
10 Democrat.
FLUVAESA-OFFIcIAL.
For Governor Wise 443 Flournoy 4as. For 1t.
Governor: McComns i72; Beale 1876. For Attorney
General Bucock i65; Patton 49,. For Board OF
Public Works Holiday 473; Morris 324. For Con-
grsss: Powell 46I; Lyon 425. For State Senate:
Amber 45S; Coleman AL. For House u Delegates
Holeman, D., Nv; Adams, 4. ~, 4l6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01

MARRIAGE EXTRAO RDINARY.-To Thumb,
the celebrated little great man, married at Web
ser on Thursday last to Miss Vinton Of Bridgeport
CT. An attempt was made to keep it from the pub
lic but somehow it leaked out through some of the
company who were little indscreet after imbbng
pretty freely Of Heidseick which DR.. Kirkham had
provided tor the occasiou.-I Boston Herald,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01

BANGOR, Me-, May S0.-The Know Nothing State
Convention, in session here these two days pust ad-
journ.d without making nominations Tor State Off
cer. The members of the order are left to vote ac
cording their individual preferences. Strong anti
National Convention, soon to meet in Philadelphia
wero appointed. The proceedings werp HARMONIOUS.
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RICHIE COUNTY.
RIrcHIE c. H., Va, M"y %, lS'''

IS O'CLOCK, a. N.Y. }
To the Elitors of the Enquirer :-Genilelncn Ill
is with great pleasure that inform you that the LIT
tie Gem il not X. n, but o. X. We have had
hard fight with the children of the prophet samuel
They worked hurd but could mt como II. Our ma
iority in this county il 100. The whole Democrutlc
ticket runs almost together in this county W lave
the returns from Plensants. Our ticket, Wise &C.
leads in this county by majority Of 81 votes Colln"
DEM il elected oyer Blair, Wing and X N, III tue
two counties.
The following is the official returns for Rtcnlc
Wise 453, Fluurnoy 353; maj for WISE low; NC
Comns 4S7, }ealc 3i9; maj Tor &cCnEas l3S. Docock
Az, Pattop 345 maj for Bocock III. Lewis In, Gar
lille 33g; mi for Lewis l22. Collins ioi, Blair 3io; maj
for Collius 1873. Vote pOlled $50. Pleasan's gives
Collins - majority; about the same for Wise, NC.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
WARSAW, Va, May ~, le3''
To the Editors of the Enquirer :-Gentleineh =
Bsow send you correct statement of the fote III
our county AS compared by the conductors here To-
dnv. The KnowNothinSs have been very actife
here, but hope, tn 10 purpose: a..
FIournoy :}64; Wise los. Beae 36i; McComas io5.
Patton 36i; BocOck l67. Morris 359 Holiday III.
Bayiy 3i4; f. j.. I. l]eale as; 10. l.. Montague no.
Berke ry 800; Jos. Mayo l13.
JACKSON COUNTY.
To the Editors of the Enquirer:-The following Is
the vote of this county. You will perceive that me
KnowNuthirc ticket has carried this county by Az.
Carli. beats Lewis here 2J Smith, Is. NJ, for Senate
heats Burlington ~, and Frost, Is. n, beats ialhnc'
independent Democrat, u, for eot Hcl6Sates'-
I think BptIiurton' election is beyond doubt.
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FINAL. NOTICE.

NTALENT!NE, CRENSIIAW 4 co. have sc, on land
v md 10 he sold in few wocks moro
200 Blankets. from 20 cents 10 =
Heavy :'n;i..'r-. k"r-"y., Linsrys
Cloths Ca-sin.rrcs Ec-GingE
Mousclinc- M"I!nos Bare-c DeLnnes
Tis,ucs Chrlrys. Lawns, Criccrs, Dimitics
Table ljamusk, Diaper Tsbe Cloths, Napkins IoWfa
IIur Cloth. Grnss md Corded skirts
French Worked Cnllar- sleeves and Handkerchief,
Ladies Gents and Chhlren's silk and Cotton H..
and halt Hos"
Corscts, Piano and Table Covers, Curtain Mu.Ms
P,nin. Striped and Checked Musiins Brillsn.cs
Gincharna ind PRINTS rich Broca .
Plaid striped and Changeablc Silks from 80 - g..
cents per ward
Ladies Cent?, Msscs' and Boys Gloves, Nit, sri
(iau;le's
Thread and Iislc !ncrs Edgings end nser'irss
full assortment of Blcnchcd md Brown Dol4e,!r
Snrc,incs s;hrtinss, Oznsburgs SC,
Also about 1000 yards oil different styles CGrre.r.
Rugs 20 match, and Canton Mating
We call the attention OF Farmers Rail ROui COT.:9:i
TORS and Others 10 lot Of WOClons. Blisc.
Do,e.tics &c SC, i'll which twenty ivr per te
sayed by purchasing u little out OF srhson
Our Sks Mouscincs, Tis-urs, Bhrrces, NcrlO. Elan.
nels Shawls If every style, Co,h-. CRssimcrcs and
deed n of goods are lower than they have ever ben
offered in this market
VALENTINE, CRENSiIAW CO.,
No. ~. corner Brord and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01

NEW YORK, MAY 3l.-Cotton firm and Upward
Flour is stfcr Southern is steady with sales Of wr.
hundred barrels Wheat is upward and firm. C,re
is n trit. higher Provisions unchanged ST.
are lower Money is easy. Virginia sizes -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01

BALTIMORE, MAY 3.-Snles of CITY Mn,
-four n, $40 81, Howard Street Sll. Whea,-Es1
80 40 a . IS, white s2 % n T" DO. Corn.-T:-r.
ce;n,s amount to 2,GGG bushels, with GILES e -.
AT 81 90 a | 10, yellow 81 w n %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01

oht''NG'-Ihe huow-Nothing papers are cos
ueHui'o III strong terms the practice Of betting IN
elections. Experience has taught them the folly Of IT,
burnt child breads the fire. tits estimated ,ar t.,
know o,hngs and Wings of Kichnoad hav. lur
100000 the late election. ''~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-01

TOBACCO The market for this article is ami.
mated, anI we note general Improvement i'll prices
BARKSDALE & READ.
Sales of Tobacco by BARKsDALE & READ,
!. r. Barksdne, go, II 81, II, II -, il 81, II IS,
II ~ 10 -. 81. . 30, ~ 81. s. T.. Edmunds, 10,
-, II, 10 IS, 10 2 10 So 10 25, II a. II IS, II
IS, Ii 80 10 80. J. W. Blackwell.1 -, y 10, 9 TO-
II 80 II %, $ 80 7. Fife, 2j, rs, s c., 30, 7
~, 9 Is. ~, 9 80, & %. j. f. Edmund- II So II
IS. Col. Il. +. james, 30, 9, 8, 25 J. Tucker e.,
30, Also ~ hhds from IS 10 : l.. 10 hhds. from
! d! 100. hhls. from - to so. hhds. from
10 TO IL: and hlds from ii 80 to II.
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ACCoMAC CoUNTY-oFFICIAL.

.Mnnpsyille ind Flctchers have got olhcihIIyE A
zen, for Governor; but there very little d'creneeh
the vote for county officers and Governor.
Every Know-NothinG candidate was elected.
LEWIS COUNTY.
WESTON, May %, 1859
To the Editors of the Enqurcr:-The official vote
in this county stands -,
For Wise ~ o.
For FlUurnoy -
Wise's majority l4o
This is four less than the majority of Gov. Johnson
but, given under circumstances, Infinitely more ell
couraging to the Democracy
The Democratic ticket in this county, stands IN
maorties, as follows:
Mise l46 McComas l54; Bocock las; Lewis. Dem,
for Congress- $780, Braunon, Dem, for House of De-
legates, ll2.
ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
CLARKsBrRG, Va, May ", 1853.
H. L s1ndr ihH
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LAND WARRANTS

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Ahnut two thousand .. ,
Warrants will he issued by the Pension OH; .'ai
morrow, and ut the rate OF two hundred ,rr 5S "
thereafter The price of land is 81 II Cent. ~,
acre but it will considerably decline utter the nv rr
issue