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MPS y. G. WestwOO cd,
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PENSIONERS.


PENSIONERS.
Henry Anderson Humphrey bramioru
Robert A dams Anthony Cla,k
Michael Bowen Zacharlah paVls
Micaiah Ballard John Ellison
Hnuh Blackwell, alias Samuel Dayne
Black Charles Barker
William Losey John 1nther
Joseph Lambaugh Henry Mannon
John Halliday Thomas Sewai,
Robert McCorkle Philip Wollenbaigre
Nathaniel Prichard John Walcott
Isaac RIAL jeremiah Burns
Joseph L Rowley John Johnson I'd
Reuben Bastel Elijah Mayhew
william Beekmnn Godfrey smith
Samuel Rdgeway Andrew Iornes
tohn stewart John W Howe
lanes Patton James Lawson
G aries higgs Clayborn sartin
Comfort Pfitchet Aun Young's heirs Of
Greenop county, KY,
The heirs of the above named persons, by
calling on me, at my Office in the Conit House,
will probably obtain Information which will
be TO tn cir benefit. MARTIN GRAIN,
iunes-2w Bounty Lind and Pension Agent.
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.r,JE RI0l!T SPIRIT.

! ,L,.o <cr, uvrsors IN oar owa party. who, ms''oi
.,,o c,nsrcr, Indifference and lukewarnncss OF the
I;suorrnry in the early stage of the canvass, suffered
| ,hen.sclv, q TO be depressed by appreiensionao o! dc'ea''
they made no account of the fact that the strength OF
tho Democracy lay among the masses Of the country
who are slow in receiving IN impression and are mo-
elsily organized while the forces OF the opposition
are found in tho cities and along the public highways
and from the compactness OF their array AMI thei'
rrp,ouJ,rauce Mt The centres OF influence, arc
enabled to get the start in the race and 10 inpa't inc
| earliest impulse 10 public opinion. Tho Nh'- pan,
i. not wanting in spirit or speed, and ia Always !"
in ,be first neat, but the strength, bottom and luom''
Bile pluck Of the Democracy, never Tall 10 WIN 'n'
prize oil victory.
Tho ,.r.ous who torcbclcd The defeat OF the Demo
cr,cv from IN, aspect o. things III the hrst le"
,,,n,h. NJ tho canvass, have 10 reason now 10 pcr"is'
:, their gloomy vn;icina;io,. At this time there Is
certainly no Appearance of indifference or inactivity
in the Democratic party. On the contrary. we doNot
i the Democracy Of Virginia, have ever exhibited
more of zeal, energy, aud efficient organization tha'
is row visible in every county Of the State.
Our columns this morning hea. the most clco"r"S'
in. testimony to the animated spirit "i'i reso'"'e pu'
pose which pervude the masses Of the Democracy
Ii there be any man i'll cur party who anticipates inc
;u.u. os n. canvass with diStrust, he will dismiss his
fears when he reads this expression "t Inc poP"I"'
feuling. The Democracy are never be"'eu u" =:
their own apathy. In the Enthusiasm oil ieei'uS anu
activity of cffor, which We ROW witness, we nave Ill
~untaiiin; asou.auce Of u glorious triumph.
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FROM GREENnKlEk COUNTY.
To tir Editors oC he Erqn'r,: =,

To ne Editors oj TIE ETTH''f':
LlWiSuuRG, March III, 1875.
Henry A.. Wise. the gallant champion oil Delno:-
racy, addressed the ritiZeus Of Gi.cnbrier ut t!!'s
placc, on last Saturday Tho audience was laEsc'
attentive and enthusiastic. Sir. Wise spoke ior tour
hours, III "a strain OF c,oqurrcc such rs WIS never nC-
fore heard in this county. The Democrats and Old
line Xbics were delegated. The Know. Ho!ninSs
looked pale aud blue by turns, us they wTi;Hed 9ii!er
his exposure u! the Objects, principles aud rules oi
their dark society. Knuw-Nu.hinSs stood uncovered
in his preseuco-slIaIlc md notification were dr.pi!c-
,ed upou their countruaurrr. They felt and locked IKE
cri,ninals.-Tho bold, honcst aii,! independent " hiSs
and Democrats appiaudcd, whilst the orator hurie"
thupdsrbuitu utter t!iupdert"ita III the Ak niki!is sa'eiii'eS
~ "S,a." There is p probably 40 county III tao State
in which more systematic and desperate etie't has
been made 10 sedUCe the pcnpic 'nso ms Gnrk ofoer'
,i.nn in the county " Grc";br!er. Lacy nave n"aS'
led al; their cunaulsis.- There will be bEt lew i'rii'
oc,e,s iv1nd in their ranks on i'e a"y OF e!et''"n.L
4 large number o; the most Intelligent "iiXs "i The
county havo already declared their determination 10
vote the Democratic ticket. ! lave taskc'i WIKI Il
number ri the LEADERS of the Wing party OF this couh,
~. VIII" do not cunccul their disgust ana coh'e"iPt."
this new party. You may rely upon this county uoihs
its duty i'll this contest. From ul the Information
which l have oe"i: able 10 gather, Western virginia
VIII give her usual Democratic MAJORITY. We sha'i
gain al least one honest aud Intelligent Nhis, for eve
r. corrupt Democrat who is huuyii, up by The Is now
So,hiugs. What account will Eastern Virginia, the
birth place OF Jefferson, Madison, Randolph aud Tazc.
! well, render on the fourth Thursday in May next -
Shall il be said that the Old Dominion has surrender
| cd te the black ias OF a5ol:tiunis.n and religious ill
tolerance. Tbs K~now-Eo:hiuy and Wing papers may
attempt TO tisSuisr the fact, but i. is uuques,ionably
true that this new nur;y is abolition, both North aud
South and if Eastern Virginia vii! succumb 10 its
influence, YOU may then csqe ~ talk Of our right and
lite 10 our slave property. lie: Eastern Virginia do
~ shs NAV, tho honor and principles OF .is Old Do
minion SIRE still dear to Western Virginia, and our
jsg sLalI be boruc alvit in triumph, even if yours l.
GI,snJ trailing in tue dust, on thelth Thursday in May
"a.t ~ GREESBRlER.
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lnnM LINNNNNA IUINI.
49," FtrvA.s,, March :!.i,"

~ SIC Ed.'U,. 9, ra !~@cfn""T un ~ ,e3a.
r.,,. TLo cop,c of Democracy il hl!Shi, az,
Lr;rh.nninp in the ,Old State" hnow.-'n'n,"7. able
In .gI evrH will, The Wings here. IhyT wv" nnulI-
CHAMPION. Mr. Richard |. C"cke' Nu"nric ,,,rt House
N, Mttuy with gloves of for them IL ]"
Yesterday, il being Court day. ,ocro,s. Wings,
: There was II general turn out " Lid a meeting
md Know othin:,. The DcInd ,",s hT n,nrr: it was
tn nominate u candidate Tor inc: commit was
crowded to excess. Being orsani]fH,Ia in. name OF n
appointed to bring before the ny, Sii;I,r the report Of
sut'ap'u pT;. 80 ,h, meeting rcn'ed from ;" Ju.s
room, where i; had a=scnS!,I, Va, F.. Gordon. Jr..
below. uuG WIS aLdr, sscd 10y Nf. y ,in,uent manner.
Of Automatic in I'm a,',c ' I"I md proved himself
IL M"s IT, ,,n,r,ant trust conlded ~ MN,
""r,a! VI !. irrrnr,cl the nh:aes oi III, "eo'l :
n, A.u,nm md Mr. Clms. Boswell a w :, , n,% NJ,
ken, DR.. IL. received I" ni'j","s NJ Nv elected. DR..
a. nn.w,I. wa. declared unanimously ,aev'nu, ion
Mr: DoS"th' r..rrt and accepted TIE h"niliia'lol!.
ni"ir,nt! N", X now o,hinss thcn iicld a m'nSTa
i"' ~ az ~, L,rL yGrG oi the Nou:' House. tml Il
church. and nominated ~ .ncas, nv n', ,,e nomination,
{. Adanlsii himself II Know Moths Wing. They the"
pr"cEimn," ~, Is. II. Magruder, Iwln iuade n feeble
r" ", ori,;u-t Mr.. Wise, and IN support ol hiio"--No'
thiT..snI. ,ho hc,,.v az their
M ,y,.t,.!iHrs. Mr.. Magrudcr having tln'rl"u
IT,. .n.,rl, urged Mr.. Cooke 10 address The meeting
I;cip, loudly called fox from all .par's "i the noG,t'
Mr.. c. arose, and TO the utter dihnay oil the "p"'f.
Lantern party, denounced them az tTmf n"' 20 ~
,n1s,ch.g. lie told them that 'Icir cnndidAie loI
Lieutenant Governor, was an abcHtlonis'; ana referred
them 10 his acts in Congress TO rrsye it. lie then pro-
claimed himself IL Wing, an Old Lane 'ihtv Mhi-,
a mo' a Kuosr- !Notf;ng; and asked them if Henry
ITr could arise from the Irnd, did they believe he
would be Il Know-No!hing! go said h", You
might IS well try TO cram 4 gis,nt in a quar-, med
sure, as get Henry Clay in Il h~low.HS,h,ns o oS III.
ell" He spoke most cioqaenti;E; until man "t ms
and Mr.. Adams, were forced r. run. Such, gentle
men, is a true stat OF affri:s in ".Jli Flu
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FROM GREENBRIER COUNTY.
Tote Editors IF tic Empower;
ut.u,,p. ". March 81. is


LEwI,BUHG, Va, March -, 1879.
Gcntlcmrn:-Mr. Wise spoke IN this plac" on vrS-
terdav, aud for more itun tour hours unclaimed 'h"
attention oi a large audience. composed OF Wings,
Democrats and Know uihings. Of his powers as
M orator | had formed! q high estimate from report:
bat. in all caulor and sincerity, | assure you. thd'
high as that estimate was, my most sanSuliI" tApe'-
tn:ious were more than reaiiGed. Even my hopes
had not ven,ured to indulge IN anticiParions, such az
were surpassed by his irIiy great eiiort. verify, he
IS the man for Tue TIMES. We're ii IN my power to
give au outline Of his speech would not attempt II,
Tor 10 ru,iinc. however correctly drnwn, could ,tn
ius:ic" IL lis merits. I" hr properly appreciated, Mr..
Wise must he heard. Whoever hears him, I care not
| whether friend or foe, will then know how I" estimate
the miserable and cuu'cmptinie chrricaturcs I'll !!ts
nra,ions, which have appeared in the Wing ard
Know Nothing papers. .! the effect OF The en,ranc-
iuc spell with which his audience wa. bound, YOU
may form an estimate, when | tell You that III DESPITE
OF political hos,ihty-in despite of hunger and bodily
ta,iyuc-ie was lisioHcd 10 with profound respect 10!
more than four hours, 5y III audience, many o! "hoE
| had not dined, md stood OF their icet during tn'
whole time. Wherever Il laten; spark OF Dcniocrar!
| WIS TO he found, he las kindicd II into n blhZc, aht
| nnon III. minds of many Of our wlOie-soulcd w ing:
EWhips worthy of the name which their revolution
! ary ancestors bore-he has made Il deep, ana l hoH'
| and b.liev an abiding impression. AS To poor sam
| the tear of sympathy starts ut the mention OF hi
| name. and would he but reform hls ways. ilh, lea
would fall upon the record OF the past and blot II Oh
forever. Az L Nirsiuia:i, God knows, 1t wrings NJ,
| heart that any Virginia.. should merit such n caeti-a
ton as this poor buntlinG of Northern Federalism re
ccivcd Yesterday.
Mr.. Wise loft hero this morning in a private con
veyanuc, via Union, Monroe county, tor laLcwel.-
Iii, general health is rs GOOD, ! suppose, as when 80,
him, Lu; he wus suffering while here with ordi
nary sore throat, attculed with clongail"n OF TIT
uvulu. His spirits are fine and his prospects fn!tcr
me. MetreSp . uly, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-30
WINGS WHO WILL SUPPORT II. A. WISE.

WINGS WHO WILL SUPPORT II. 4. WISE.
We know n number oftho best and s.nuncicst wings
in this part OF Virginia, who will vote for the nom
! inces Of the Stanton Democratic Convention. We
cun name n few:
In Augusta, tina. tnlen,ed and able lawyer, 7. j.
| Niche, Esq, lends the force o! his nDme ana hs ill.,
Huence 10 the standard bearers Of the Democracy.
He sperks nuw, and will vote in Nav, il he lives, for
Wise, No o,nas nnd Bncnck.
In Ruckinghan, Col. a.. ;. Gray. known ns one Of
the most talented and eloquent nfthe late Wing par
~, will, il Unnecessary. 1--WE hope he'll consider it ''ncccs-
sary y take tue stump for the Democratic nominees.
Col. G. has always been n decided wing, and has %
cupicd the front rank in the whig party. Col. G. IS
a host. While we don't cnre about losing Il solitary
democratic vote, we can afford to lose the few who
may stick to the dark lantern party" when their pla-
cs are supplied hy such gentlemen rs Col. I. }.
Niche and Col. \. ). Gray. Col. e.. il the Oldest
SOIL of Il. Gray. ESQ who was born in Ireland, Li;
came to this country when quite a boy, and by the
force OF his talents and his genius worked his way to
the proud position OF one OF the ab!est lawyers in the
Commonwealth. How could the talented and clio
uui n son of en- Irish 81: Q hold hi. peaco in q contest
like the present! We nech'n Mt say the proud and
! glorious Democracy extend the right hand of po!i;i-
cal fellowship 10 these gentlemen and invite th"m ia
share with Gs the coming triumph D. uu: Tcsisiics'
husts.-TP Jck.agA,:m HcYls:cr.
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WiTEhIn HIFm
s%AAt-w4@@ssas
AFRAID OF THE FOREIGN POPULATION.

AFRAID OF THE FOREIGN POPULATION.
Mr.. Elournuy's letter OF acceptance IS a very
remarkable document, and illustrates the blight
inc Influence of Known otlingis!n on the reason
OF ;,s v~otaries. The exclusive consideration oil one
;8,s l;,torts the men.ul vision to such nj extent that
every thing is seen awry.
Common men suppose that the rapid &C.
vance Of our country in population, science
sna ar, ;s in par; due to foreign Immigration
NJ. Flournoy, on the contrary, secs nothing III II Out
destruction 10 our republican institutions
almost ;npossible TO doubt" he says, 'that the lnhuA
OF between four and FIVE hundred ihousa"u 'o'e'sne''
in.o oar country annually, will uit'malei! oe sup|ei'
s:ve Of our Republican Institutions III o'heF "o'us'
!, ;s innossible 10 doubt The will Of the foreign imini-
prnu;s or their power q; some future day 10 suofer'
our institutions. We respectfully request Mr.. Flour
nov 70 disclose his information as 10 the hostility OF
oor aio,,ted citizens 10 Republican Government
When and where have they evincod 1t! Such a oisposi-
ton perradirg two millions of our population coasa
sca,celv be concealed. What are the proofs when
banish al! doabt Of its existence! We WILL answer
for him. They are the rawlings Of Nothius
Journals adopted by Mr.. Flournoy Us Gospel tsu'hs:
he having neither the time nor the desire TO question
their accuracy. The calls Of a respectable county
court practice engross his attention aud leave no timo
70. him TO acquire political information else
he never would have ponncd a sentence 10
a.rociously unjust TO two millions OF our people
Nor is he a whit nearer the truth with regard 10 Inc
power of foreign immigrants to overturn our IoV-
eminent. He evidently believes that they never ole
and never have children. In his eye tho halt mil
lion o: foreigners whom he supposes to arrive anhu-
uliv, move Oh at the pas dc charge against republican,
lam in a grim, unbroken column, unscathed by dea'h'
ard addin. nothing to the native population. LIE
foryets tina; every birth in the country recruits the
ns.ive born, and every death in the foreign popuia'
/ on mus, be supplied from abroad. The census re-
turns would have given tho law Of the relative III,
crease of foreign ord native population If be had
chosen to consult them, instead Of rentu:ius upon
vague uuconsidered assertion.
Ie would have found that tho increase Of our pop
uls:iou since 1900, has not materially varied from .
re. cent. po- aunum, excluding foreign immigration
a,itha. the deaths OF the whole population N lSo
were LIS nor cent. Applying these la"e OF Increase
and dimipu;ion ~ na,ive-born and foreign population
and supposius half q million Of immigrants to arrive
annually. for fifty years, We shall get tho following
.oblrS:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-30
THE RULING PASSION.

ST.. Richard Rsius, the Know Nothing nominee ioF
Scru.sr in the Henrico and lIaaoyer district IS arep'
r..entativs man. lie 10 tue worst specimen Oh q pau
c,sss, the class of selfish, rencgades from tbs Demo
cratic party. described in u recent issue Of 'hiS psHst'
Hs has been persGtcr, applicant for place at Inc
hands of the Democracy, and he's encountered uni
form repulse. He bore defeat with commend"oiep pa
:ieuce until another got the appointment OF Superin'
s,niept of tho Custom House. This blow was TOO
,.,rb even for his stern philosophy. He hid bis
,b.ne in q Know. Nothing Lodge. Again he re:sp'
pears on the stage in his weli-knownc~ character OF fa".
dalal, for esica. When the cur;uio drops he VIII hn NJ
:. III, dyan,aee a. Hans in tho story 1Qok.
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FROM AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Sr,rSToS, MAHcn y, 1853.

ClAlNi'N' h'' - i-N'
To The Editors IF Tie E"2"ircr:
Observation-Disclosures first day OF March Court,
,hc Democracy OF Augusta assembled for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for the Legislature. Ab'
sol0m Koincr, James II. Skinner and Benz Crawford
E.sqrr., received the unanimous nominations "t ,'
meatin-. Mcssrs. Skinner aud Homer being present
made appropriate speeches, in accepting the Ioniinh'
tinns. Col. ~IIarmau, also being called up"n' IN Inc
absence Of the committee, entertained the audience
with a very handsome speech.
Tie ticket presented is u very strong one. hcssrs
Eoiurr and Skinner arc the old cclcSatcs. Mr
Crawford is 4 gentleman Of excellent practical ousll
ncts sense, IL sterling Democrat, and wi'iaI' PERSONA
", one Of the mos; popular men Ill tue county, 1"
ticket will be invinciblc before the people.
Every one, almost, is looking forward t" the spcecL
Of r. j. Michic. Esq, on Saturday night, with gfea
interest. II will be Il mastery exposition Of 'H'
K~now.Notlin- party.
Jhr Democracy Of this county nre thoroughly or
yanixrd. We will pol! over our regular strength;
Yours, &s., W.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING IN LOUISA

HsfA
According 10 previous appointment, thu friends Of
Temperance Of Louisa county, assembled ut South.
Anna Westinghouse, on Saturday, the 3rd day OF
March, 800. 80,
Tho meeting WIS opened with prayer by Elder
Samuel Harris.
On motion ofEldcr Harris, Dr.. +. VI. Buckner was
called TO The Chair, and Thomas a. Wash appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman, in q few forcible and appropriate re-
marks, explained the object Of the meeting.
Interesting and able addresses were then delivered
bv Lucinn Minor and pr. ). Is. Rice, OF Ht.unton' por,
IRWIN III. evils rrruiiim. from the liquor traffic ami
shown. the necessity of lis tuta! prohibition rs a bcv-
craze.
On motion OIL. Minor, the following resolutions,
oppressive ofile sense ofthc meeting, were adopted:
|. Resolved, That lie people o. Louisa here nsScm-
| blcl, feeling II warm desire that the miSchicls done
bv the traffic in ardent spirits anI other intoxicating
| liquors, may he done away, hope the Court Of their
county will. this Year, grant no license or certificate
which nav authorize thu sale Of such liquors.
>. Resolved, Thut petitions, praying the County
| Coult of Louisa 10 grant M such liceuse, be diigert-
" circulated, 10 be sigued only by voters Of the coun-
Is.
3. Rcsclvcd, That cight persons, who are heartily
earnest in the inai.er, be appointed By the Chairman
TO solicit and obtain signatures 20 those petitions.
(. Resolved, Tia, the people in other ~nei.hbor.
hoods of the County, are urgently requested 10 hold
meetings on the same subject aud circulate petitions
flike import. ,
). Resolved, That all the newspapers in Richmond
are respectfully requested 10 publish these proce"i'
inCs, and that the Secretary send Il copy OF thcm 10
each Of those pupcrs.
There Lcin: no other business before the meeting,
on motion of Elder ). Harris. the meeting then al.
iorrnod. j.. NJ. bCChNER, Chh IL
/ TnoAAS !. WASH, Scc'y.
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A NEW ELECTIVE OFFICE.

On Monday last, after the Court liou" bel had
rum out the warning, and the aosembIa.- had col.
lec,ed 10 hear the speech Of Col. Bcalr, after quiet
had been III a great measure restored, nnl anxious
expectation was depicted on every face, there rose
upon the stand AZ ardent, but hitherto rrsucccss.
full aspirant for the position Of Candidate tor Com
sress in this district, aud thus addressed tue people
"Fellow citizens, | take great pleasure in introducing
to yoa Col. J. ". II. Beaic, Of Mason c~olntv-ihe
Lieutenant Candidate for Governor Of Virginia,
Never was wonder greater than that OF our simple
people, at the idea OF such an anomaly, as a Lieu,
tenant Candidate for Governor" One old man 7aid
'it was a new office established by them rascuiiy
Know-NotIings. al Winchester another tn'uSh'
'he was running for some one else y and 10 ms nou!
the mystery remains uncxp!ained.- P"ke't64rs
NrLrs.
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I FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, March 70, lSaj.-The steamship
Orizaba has arrived n; this port with dates from tic
city Of Mexico 70 the 10Th inst.
So,kiug decisive was known concerning Alvarez
1t was reported tLGt he bad He'd on the approach OF
Santa Annals troops. AM that they would pursue MN
10 the neighborhood Of Acapulco. -,
Santa Auns had been received OF the capital THe
rr,at enthusiasm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-30

Sliorlr,l Clemens, Esq. the El"c,or Tor the Tenth
Congressional District, will address the Democratic
party as follows, viz:
Warren, Monorgalia-FriLay. March 3nih.
Fairm0nt, ~Marion-Monday, tpril2l.
Kingwund, prcsiou-MonGHy, April 9TH.
81. Mary, Plcnsan:s-ThursIay, .Alri! Eth.
Murtinsyi!!c, Wsizel-trn!ay, April 2Ot!..
MiLilrbournc, Tylcr-Wc~ incsday, April 18th.
Wel!phure, Br""kc-Mondny, April 3Oth.
Mound.yille, Marshall--Frilay, May iih.
These meetings are fixed on the days on which the
County and Circuit Courts will be held, uul Mr..
Cl"mrn. will address such precinct meetings Us his
friends may appoint, at intermediate imes.
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THE OBJECrOFTllE NORTHERN KNOW
NOIiilNGS.

Col. Fayc,,c MclIul!crr the'rcp:escnta;ive in Con,
.,rass from The Washington, district IN this State, STATED
in n pubirc speech Is icy days since, thai in reply t[
An iptcrrcsaturs which b.. p:o?ouuded TO tho noted
New Hampshire K~now:Notihns ani gree STl!cr
John =. Hale, rs I" the ",l@c: OIL Tue hno".No,h'n-
",rsni ,atiu. Haze remarked tina; 1--WE MEAN Il
IPoLIrlosIzr nj. Suutu, NSn We iNrtNp TO 10
~" Mr.. Hale Was subsequently, waited upon D!
seversl ccn.lr.uvn, and To ai'''c made tho same detia'
raiiou,S South SiiL DcrFocr1'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-30
MADISON WARD.

The follnwin. Ant. Know-N Nothing ticket Tor Mad
ison Ward, will be voted for Oh Wednesday next,
April 9Th:
FoH CovxcII.-Thoinas K. Price. DR.. Jane,
Beale, Vim. Il. Paine, y. a. Sturdivunt, john A.
Belvin.
For ALpERuEx.-John T.. Womhie. James Il,
Csskic, Ambrose Carlton, John /. Rogers, John j.
Wilson.
The following Ticket will be voted Tor n Monroe
Ward: ,,, r.
For CouxcIL.-James Thomas, Ir., William G.
Alien, Samuel j. Rutherford, Lawson Nunnaliy'
l.. W. Glazebrock.
FOX Administrations l.. Tate, Daniel True
heart, G.. ". Purcell, VIM. Gray Of H., David n
JEFFERSON WARD.
The following ticket will be supported i'll Jefferson
Nnrd
CoUNcrLaES.-R. O.. Haskins. Oliver L. Baldwin,
\. Is. Hill, Loftcn y. Elicit, JOHN {. Page, Jr. -.
ALpERMrS.-Alfred Iulo.s, II. I. Pairo, 1hoS. r.
| Word, VIM. TAYLOR, John II. Lcttwicli.