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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-09
THE ISSI'FS OF THE CANVASS.

II is obviously the aim Of the Opposition TO drive
the Democratic rnry into false position in respect
to the issues Of this cnnvass. The popular judgment
ia not easily misled, and We have no fear that inc
Wing press, which has already exhausted every re-
source Of cunning and worn out every cxPcdent "I
misrepresentation, will persuade the public that the
Democracy of Virginia nrr the champions of Caiho!-
icsm or the invetcrate Urriic,s.5 Of abuse. Their
opposition 10 Know nottingham rcgard4 not III" pc
cuar interests Of the Catholic or any other church
nor does it imply M invncihle repusnance to any e-
gislaiion for The reform Of abuses in our system OF
naturalization.
The Know Nothing organization proposes re-
srant on freedom of conscience, strikes at the !nun-
dntions Of all religion and is in fact in ireconcabe
conflict with the liberties Of republican government.
We oppose it for this rcaso,, and not because we en-
tcrtain any special partiuty for the Catholic Faith
We oppose in the interests of particular church,
but of religion itself which is corrupted and debascd
by curnal connection with the powers of this world.
1t /, for the sacred principle Of religious liberty aud
NOT the particular cuuse through which it is assaulted
that we contend lii tho assault upon the principle
itself ar, not upon the particular interest with which
i, happens to be identified, tina, CONCERNS u..
Neither will the Democratic party be driven into n
defence of any abuscs which may possibly exist in
the administration OF tho naturalization laws. On
the contrary, the Democratic party is no; only Will
ing but especially competent t" remove any political
evil, or supply any deficiency in Legislation, from
which the Interests of the country may suilcr. In
decd i, is arrrcaut presumption in any other party
to set UP for reformcr OF abuses To the Demo
cratic party, til. country is indebted for every wise
measure of thepast, and to the Democratic party II
must look for the future. Any abuse ot the natu
ruliza,on laws or any excess OF immigration. VIII
be corrected by the Democratic party. 1t is under
stood that the Secretary "f the Treasury has already
mntured IL measure which vii! ctfeciualy suppress
the evil OF paper and convict immigration OF which
the Know -Nofngs are making such lrodisons com
plant.
Without Violating any principle or guarantee of Ii
berty the Democratic party will see that thcntcrcSt'
the country slifcr from TO accidental evil Of deficient
| mr. II nwis. LEGISLATION.
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For TIC Enquirer.
AID ,NISE, IN EAEOCIER.

,r., I:dirors-I attended meeting of the pe0.
u, az EauGuier at their Court House on W Wednesday
f"s, ,shich was addressed by Henry A. Wise, Esq.
IN. Democratic candidate for the (iovelnorship Of
Vir-Inia. The lnrge an, newly erected Court Huusc
WAS filled tn uvrrtiowing. The "arne5tness with
which Mr.. Wscs address was listrncd 10. fully AZ
tested his powers Us an orator, well the interest
felt by his audience in the subjects discussed cum
not undertake tn give You Il synop-s ol hts speech
farther than 10 say that u.on every ques-
tiou Of interest to Virginia he expressed his
views with 4 boldncss, power, aud eloquenre
which | have never heard cqua!lcG. speak
nr TO the people rot greedy applicant for
Office but as honcstheartcd patriot, animated ny
desire to subserrc their intere ana 10 procct tneir
rights if he faci 10 carry comv icUn 10 the mind OF
aGy one ot his hearers. he cInmently succeeded in
gaining the respect I" all. lie held up 10 the Just
scnrn md Indignation "f the NirGinin people the
,I.akiTg skuking I'm, which has recently made lis
appearance in midst ant! by his wlthering expo
sire of its objects aGd his ecauu, dcnunc!at!"n nj
the mean. which i; for their accomplishment,
gave 10 Know Nohmgisn blows from which II ran
never recover in he Old Dominion. The contcmptl.
bIe .,nunm.fy" of tho ncw Order Of the Star Span
glcd Banner" it, principles. aims and origin, were
properly denounced rs the fruits OF Northern ADO
iili0nisnl. Mr. Wi-c not only exposed this mi
-,rahlc trick bywhch nboli:iou.s;s enCeavorins
10 make Us divided people, in order more easily 10
effect our destruction, but whilst paving glowing
tribute the integrity md patriotism "f me sons "t
Virginia. Iecd their enemies with nil their dark IAN
terms. blue books and blue lights 10 accomplish his
dcf,af. The bodne-s and candor ot the man are
making him hosts ~ friends wherever he goes; IN
every quarter hear of the kln!linG enthusiasm oi
the people in hi, behalf. They honor hni rs II ir-
giuinn worthy Of Virginia. Tn" time is coming
when the old State will stand in need OF such services
as he can reudcr her Depend upon 1t the work goes
Lr,y.Iy IN Enu1uier | an informed. will do her
whole duty in aiding 10 give us Governor OF whom
Eirrinia will be proud. III
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THE BEST SPECIMEN YET.

81" is better 20 look brior" you leap old saving.
We have, in our dav, ron sUmc marvellous things
We have read 'ArEban Nights '-GullIver's Travels
-Munchauscn AGvcnturcs-and nearly every 'hing
wonderful 10 tell which has come under our notice
But III. Roorbacks OF knDw-No:hIngs beat every
work, or tale or manufacture, our acquaintance with
literature OF this character furnishes U.S. Before
Know Nothing exaggcrations the nitcst flights OF IN
ycr:ion 'hilc their diminished heads.
But IL is not IN comment upon tins general feature
in Know-N NothinCism that We write this article. ".
desire 10 cal! attention 10 its acn developments here
in our CITY. We find III the LynchburS NirSlnian the
following statement:
"Kyow- -Noru1xGs ~ LrvcHBrRG.-A correspon-
dent Of the New York Herald writing from this city,
=. Speaking Of the Know -No:hinss, N his lAHe
t1pu NJ Lyachjurg there are eleven hundred Know
Nothings out of voting population OF only htteen
hundred"
The Yirsinian intmntcs that this statement is "in
Credible" We propose 10 aualyse ii.
By rci,r,nc 10 the election of the Court OF lius-
tncs in April, lS5i-he last election held herc-tlie
entcre vote Of this little town OF LynchhurG was
rOI'R HUNDRED AND FORTI-tOUit-beinG
i've hundred and tty-six votes less than this alleged
number of Know-No:hi,gs We are unable 10 seq
hoy Know. Nu:hius can he so numerous in tllis little
town" unless, they have taken int" their order the
,i-n inre.ners' e. they designate this class OF on'
citizens IL is ccrtnIn. that within the corporate
limit. OF ..iis little town of lynchburS there are
not eleven hundred voters. or any ihIng Ike ii.
!, MAJ be- urged, however, that this statement was
intended 10 embrace the suburbs ani adjacent coun-
t-y We reply this, thrt statements 80 vague, in
,jeGpe and inaccurate, are as unreliable if they
were entire fabricatons. People who 50 naccu-
rate in the of language are very likely TO be in
n.curate in their figures But L.; look AT the state.
mcnt even i'll Mis aspect. In 1893, there was con-
cressional election in this district The contest,
owing to n collision between Messrs. Bocock and
Avcrett-was unusually excited one. II is proba-
bile that the almost entire vote brought eut. In
that contest the uAole vote Of "hs little town OF
Lynchburg"-Whig and Democratic including SUP.
urbs-anounied seren hundred and strenI3eins
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTl-FOth "''
ihnn this claimed number OF know-Nothlngs.
We have thus exposed one OF these knom now No.. ,S
thing e1agsera.ions by reference t? the &c. seIIo ,h
turns It would be correct TO clam tn, I'm, rho
annals M Of the World, not excluding Livys History History
TSs. Sohn: Of hS':' a.sssos asosF in
nave nave srIs rx,ravasances Lyaeburs Eepp6-
ftcGE,
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TUE RIcunoSD fNa.,nH .r.,r
rrpl,surD DAILY AsD 'E"nEsSS,' ~1.II.v.,r
,,rCI,Ir. PRYOR Il ptNN'NA'i'
By RITCIlIE'


seven dollar. per "nnum ana ,S, a. ane ame
ra:e OF esh; dola'' ave dollars per annuin, Ind
year: For the se 'b.. payable IN advance, 10 6s Rdtd
three dol!S.s 'H' IN yr n.a. postpaid or SIX dollars
per annn y he 'HI ~ NAV be reui,,ed per mail in
y AL ""S i%,I ;ans no,e- a, the rick of the Editors
SssS s. :a | y t sstSss S,+s to 5ss he yss'
age OF ''n-e r Of rcs,csc, in mn extensive bu
ter II Is me y, a serio,. upon Editors
sine.s, ":'i'" SitiM SJiIEMS or ADVERTISING.
r~or,YrR-For lnes or less, hrs,
,.so IN T, my and ersy succeeding Insertion s w'n
wccE thirty seven and hall cents FOR each
in,.rtun uicr the .rsi $50
,nYa! advertisers charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
. IN tina. proportion for advertisements OF greater
except Lottery Vendors and Auctionecrr, who are
ehIcca 500, paper includcd)
!. rHv sEMI.WEEHLY-for TEN lines or less, hrSt In
,s,on seventy cents. for each continuance nifty cents
- Al Cbi;u'rc, and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
xroiir lines trc charged Tor Ms advertisements.
Orders from distance mus; be accompanied with III
advance pay satisfactory references 10 insure execution
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YALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

ALBEMaRLE LAND FOR SALE. -,
WYE offer for sale beautiful Farm IN the county o'
w A,bcn,arlr lying the Eastern slope ot ihe Sou'a
We M1ua,nin distant from kcswick (ibe Virginia Cen
,,,l R,y Road Depot mle-:ron the contemplated
.s,:,,o Of the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road, one
e and rom the Rva;nu Horse boat improvement tour
,n.r, /; contains TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE AND ONE.THlRD ACRES, $50 OF which are
.r .ci well enclosed and IN high state OF improve,
raca TIC reminder n woods. The buildings are all
new the dwelling of brick Two stories containing zen
,a,ls hall and passage. and. rs Tar as cope'en, '
bcn in ,hr very 5es, stye The location Is unsurpassed
10y bcnuv and variety OF scenery for health and for re-
tued ard good society To wishing healthy country
IN tow hnrr.' ride q: Richmond Washington II a
lrrsr farm, !. preferred 800 or mere
can be Eud price Rcfereace may be had 10 MI
lanes Har; OF A5euEgle Kcswick Depot; or to McsFs
+ &; Ruffn and John Jones o, Richmond But persons
are requested 70 examine for Themselves 3 a. hAhi.
My utice i. Kcswck Depot; A5emarie Virginia
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AyNIUAaLE FARM FOX SALE

ENOR ,.ycrsl reasons desire change ns soon as
possible my residence. and therefore otter Tor SAFE
my farm called farmers Retreat and located within TWO
Lila a, the using Village oil S,eyru.v!e kIng Queen
nonn in wnicn there buildings. which though vacant
M nrc.cur have been and probably shorty will he occu
MED rs Male Academy There has been ncHr H. aid pro-
This lar n, is from two to miles from the places
meeting Of several religious denominations, viz Disciples
Methodist Baptis, ami Episcopal within I'VE mile
of Steamboat CATION, and eight miles from the Cou
House 1t well supplied with wood, water and mari
Under the six field system it should produce cox
barrels OF cor. and 900 1900 bu,nels of wheat. In
decd !. ID 10, say how much this farm may be
made 20 produce under enlightened and energetic hn
aron,snt There last tall lol bushels OF wheat
~ M uhcL were upon clover fallow. should be pleas
I 70 sell with the land the stock furniture &c, on
L. IN . ..,.
80 JAMES c. ROY.
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MR. w1sE,S SPEECH AT ALEXANDRIA.

The previous announcement that the Hon. Henry
A. Wiz would address his irow-ctzens of Alexan-
dria on Saturday evening last was the occasion Of one
,h,t citv Mr. W;p we understand, spoke for rrarly,
if not quite three hours Il that clear, vivid impetn-
nm. md convincing manner, which has made his pc
cuIiar s;vc OF eoqucncc as familiar 10 the American
n.,,,i n. "househod words" He boldly met the few
s,, which his skulking adversaries have had the te-
mrri,y TO present, with such massive weight of nrgu
,nrrt md with scnthing that he falrly
electrified his audience. Mr. W. spoke in the mort
saurninc manner of his cectioa; but not moro SAN
c,,,irrly than the now reused Democratic feeling in
the old Dominion would Justify. His brilliant tonr
through Eastern Virginia has proved to be success
sion Of primary Democratic triumpls the old and the
Young and the middc-ngc,l fockng 10 hear him. and
spe-hound by his inaichIcss cloqucnce.-f Iiashsng
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KSOW-NOTHING TRIUMPH.
To n. Editors Of hr Enq~ircr:

To sFr Editors 81 mr. I-Ng"H''
CuEsrERFiELp CorRr tolShi ~.
Gentlemen As it seems 10 he tic orHer "i 'i'
day to chronicle all local elections DO '',atea.nt h
nonular feeling, hope the news rom inns reG'c"
orsrs oPn ruinfIi will tind place in your columns;
A, an election held at this place Oh last saturday
for Justice OF Tic Peace, 10 fill vacancy "rsaJ," rr
ed by resignation pa,5ck Cannon a0IrH ai,oI %Gr1
Iriskmdn. received the unHH'mom' s. .U,o ,p"day;
Where was Saml Have you seen sam To-Day =
G;vc him Can't. Gannons respects when you do.
RSspectfully &C.
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FRUITS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The electm Of the Abolition Kuow-Nothnr. VIII
son, to the :. senate aid hi. ''anrelenting" anti
slavery spec!, published by us yesterday, nrc urons-
ing public attention everywhere. AS 'hc y. y. Her
aid truly sa.s, It will be "a bombshcl in Virginia
and will scatter Known othiugsm 10 the winds. The
Know Noting organs, large and small, cannot con-
ceal tho truth from the people in Virginia. "lhc
damned spo pW notom." We collatea few passages
from Boston papers, to show the real aim and end "t
Know No,singism, MS developed in Wilson's election.
The LiJc,r.o, tcdited by Garrs"n expresses plea
sure at The dcc.ion cf Wilson. Ii says:
Though ar from agreeing with Mr. Wil1on IL a.!
his political IDEAS and having no sympnh? with his
position in ne Know NJthng' ranks, We yet believe
him to be- nnout-spokcn and sincere Antl-Saverv mi'
one who will not sit dumb i'll the Senate when Mas s''
chusetts is .ultc, when the enemies OF freedom
nrc 10 b. me- In the circumstances his election ie I"
be viewed nsan anti-stvery triumph.
The Bee retired 10 below, is the daily know-No-
nothing organ abou, such nmn.hcr as the Richmond
p,upy Post.
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FRIDAY MORNING, February 8,

Ior,,;ons and others their own sense, unprcudic-
-, .,;l surrcs., to stand firm against Northern ag
rression, Northern dictation' and Northern lmpu'
dencc und wrong, and, by encouraging and support
ing, and voting for Henry A. Wise, protect MI their
own Crcat State interests and uphold the
liberal incucations Of the Federal Constitutions thus
conserving the interests Of the whole Union and up
ho!.ins the dignity and honor of the Republic.
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SALE OF LAND IN FLCVANNA.

NOR sale privately, tract uf land, containing 40
acres, lying in Fluvunna county, on the mead waters
Of C.nnn .ham Creek all in original growth
-as land peculiarly adapted 10 the production OF 10.
s:co Of the finest quality, commanding the snes marxc.
pro. /, les remarkably WELL is u5undaiy watcrcd,
and presents iEc and soutle: exposure 90 es
sen for The successful production OF wheat and tobacco
hr,acb land which would produce heavy crops OF corn
,ai nigh. be made very profitable as meadow land he;
within ak miles Of Palmyra the county seat 10 WHICH pom
there horse boat navigation great bargain can DC nat
IN this land ~ early application.
Mr. W NJ Greasy, living adjacent 70 the tract, VIII TAXI
pleasure in showing II 20 any one %isnns 10
Coh 81 r,Cff II. =.
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For the En1ufrfr.
TO MY FRIENDS OF CAROLINE COUNTY.

TO MY FRIENDS OF CAROLINE COUNTY.
Al the January Court, being solicited BY number
of my friends to become Troa oand'4'e b.ys iSs
reelection to the Legislature %i t,rsa. ~ ne,e Nv,
in Various parts sf the county, but the more
uc call in the Enquirer of the 2nd inst requires
hat should. in response to the wishes therein eI
pressed Of MANY voter announce myself ;hrouSn sp
ihe same mediu n, (which now q%,! T1S9IarI IVA
re e-eection. go ". y. - <A
EE1aniner will please copy.
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WXIE offer for sale very desirable i"rn IN the lower
" end OF A.nep abou; lo miles from Pe'ersonrs anu
o. miles from Richmond, lying on Namozne creek ann
ns,r the limos os Amelia Chesterfield and hn"idaic coNh
I.-. containing about 93i about iup ceres open
and n,os,ly in cultivation divided into c!dS iN acres IN
virgin and pine growth. abounGng in barrel lpc ana
HID timber dne bottom land mostly tree from
inundnon IL has all the necessary buildings Tor
farm of It's size il well wutered in each neid By somc six
eight springs and BY two creeks having snG HrSspSH -S
Of water power, H.fordnS one VI TIE hee' " TAG
county for a Grst Mil &C
Fnr fnr,hcr information terms &c, apply 70
,.ra .en.s for the sale and purchas7 OF lands No 53
Senerui az p;,L,ond luly 2l-cwtf
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NORTUEEy ABOLITION KNOW-NOTHING'

~
The Wing Of this morning tTucsdayl stll labors Il
persuad, the South thnt their allies, the Northern
KNOWN othines urc sound, at east the soundcst par
~ Mt tho North on the sub bjcct of slavery et
awe frankly aud honestly believe them THE kn"w'
Nothincs Of the Norhl to bc sounder more reliable
and far less incendary than any o:har p1itica' com
bination in the Northern States"
Surely, the Wing could not have seen the ioiloW'
;np resolutions OF Know Nothing Convention, re-
Gently held in Norfolk, Cnnnsc'icu:
"Resolved That in tho present chaotlc rohdi'i4h
Of partcs in Connecticut, the only star ABOVE inc
borison is the love Of human liberty Gnd the abho
renee of slavery aud tlat it is the duty OF anil
slavery men TO rally around the Repuohcan party,
as an organization which invites the united act'oh oi
the peope on the one transcendnG question ot save
domininn which now divides the Union:
"Whereas, Roman Catholicism ant $'0reTy eeinS
alike founded and supported on the basis oI lShG,-
rance and tyranny; and being, therefore, natural al
lies in every warfare against liberty and chl'Ghteh
ment; therfure be II, b..:,;.,.. -
ar rsolved, That there can exist no real hoS,'H 10
Roman Catholicism which docs not embrace slavery
its natural worker in opposition to i3eeo I'LL" re-
publican institutions. ,.rso,r,;r,,
So Southern men ure asked to JON III pef'ecu'ih2
Catholics because they are not abol""s's ana mere
i, the secret OF the opppoeon 10 Ca'noicS al t'c
North Will Southern men cooperate WIN Sn'!i d
marty as ;hia endorsed, though they may oe u! '"e
Whirl do not and cannot believe H. - =. .,
RICHMOND, Feb. 9th, 1850. ~ i "'
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" Gro authorized 10 sell about 900 OF lund In
" The county u: ninwiiGe, the Petersburg and
a;don P!aHkrO There lands will be sold in
Re body. or III" b" dric into fnrns suit the of
irchah'rs some portions which will have extensive
improvements, Others with moderate improvements and
some ~'thou: any Persons wishing purchase will do
wen CO.. on Is AS we De accommodating in regard
70 T;'ni:ty, pace. terms CT payment, &c.
RUFFlE & AUGUST,
General Agents for the .ae and purchase Of lands Rich.
Ia NJ, 10 .,,,f
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nV1ZCE LAND F{4s SAL L.

UxTE oH. f0r for sale FARE copi"!hS 1o' bcre. IN
s ceuny Of Orange Iye on hs o,nnse ran s1d Alex
n s aoou: hni mile Of VIM ; About a sS7 acres !.
rec in o9S S:9s "efa Thee IS o" Rs iarm
Locust ve'y s,b,c Sn.. dt.Ins OF four rooms-thc
S Snians, nsr arc ornn.y FOR ,sEIns &C. 1pplyo
-, ,,,. t,r ,,esale aud purchase OF Lands.
genera Asst''7 !'' 20 80 Main ST.. Richmond Va
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--r PETER 2. PREETIs. Clerk.
VNHls Is ro 1,,7, -..-----.,

vrsai. ~ GIVE NOTICE, that the original
Irs issued On Land Warrant, No $685. for 1881
ASS BS0SAtG;ERe ;Ee "a September. is4l, in the name nal Of
E1oHdee, Er hi ms o! Inc heirs Of Lieutenant Austin
,osS me- "a. Lieutenant the eondnenss
70 The Gan.y.T.'aiy lost; and application will be
,pA"ate o; .sjd ..nd oce. for the issue of scrip on
0: tie ,, variant, in accordance With the 4,h
th ls,S Aho regulations Of said Office dated No.
A. fo' tl.s.n ,,, THOMAS BROEAUGH,
NOV lo-ew,,n me The other hsirs Of Ann Bron.uab
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sALI AnLL Ill g, one OF the most deerable and valu
W. ohe[ Ir,, ,ps Hsnnco county, being bu, 6i miles
from Rsbmcad rs9s @ Ho.d mss OE d aas old
lurnpiSs io'u. uulnnce we'll wooded in pine and oak
70, S IN consist OF dwelling house containing
!ae n"P!o fc.pscss, good barn, good ice houses q
Sro'iis ood kitchen, carriage house, hen house &C.
reS s1s,e-cd in every field: we'll and springs for do
oe There uTe 20 or ~ acres Of excellent incndow
me- me-" 70, s :ne orchard now bearing.
'su ME. &c, apply 20 RUFFlS e. AUGUST,
FFi--cw.; General ARENA No lS3 Nam st
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!.a 2i--ew4w EUSTAcE ROBINSON, Clerk
VIKGlNlA.-At Circuit Court held for Nouscnon

ih"iAlA.-At Circuit Court held for Nanscinon,i
County, on the l4th day OF October, 1854:
"rtn; purportins TO be- the last will and testa
Anna Dardcn deceased dated the 9TH day of October
~ ~ ~as Produced III Court by George F. Hail. the Exec.
'heFrin named, in order 10 be proved and 1t being
'se-'?d IL ire said proba il is ordered tina, notice be
.! publication, requiring all such persons who are
p. alpes! at the Said Court the first day of tho
msS. 1.;-p tbeng the 10th day OF April next0 and
pyob,, parties TO the proceeding 10 contest said
week for copy of this order DO published once
ru S' Successive weeks in the Richmond Enqu
Dec a., Tes,e:
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n1lNDIS LI,ISI

ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-Th. Legislature bts fixed ".s
Thursday next for the election of L. s. Senlor I ~
Lower House has passed Gnti-Sebraska ye.o.u'!o...
again. by vote Of thir;y-esht to twenty ei-hs.