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BALTIrrORE MARKET.

Provisions are lcss firm; sales Mess Pork at s2tae2;
Primo $40 5oae0: Bacon Shoulders he; Sides
2A9l3I, Bulk MeatS-ShOulders lIh; Sides aud
sales 1900 bbs at 81 S.; Howard Street held at se sup
ply light. There Is a good demand for white Wheat al
ls5a.0Oc, and Red nj l75a,le5c. Corn duh and un-
changed in price; supply light.
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MORE EvIDEScE.-The Boston Atias, the
leading Fusion paper in New England, states
that the principal cause of the defeat of the
Fusionists in Maine, was the Abolition, dis
union speeches of Senator WADE of Ohio.
WADE is now on the stump in Ohio, and We
believe his speeches will produce the same
effect there.
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CANAL LANDS.

THE following lois or tracts Of Wabash and Ere Ca
nal Lands having become forfeited 10 the Board Of
ruscos OF the Wabash and Erie Canal Tor the nos
payment OF iatcres and principal, VII De onereo ior
l0ber i555 de land ONCE az Icrre hautc, Indiana,
arcorlng thc provisions OF Act Of he Genel As
slbiy 81 the state Of disna, approved December -,
Dr. - emit led sn Aet 10 amend an Act entitled G.,
for the relief of the purchasers 81 Canal Lands; zap
proved January i9lh. iss6."
FAST or rrTpPFCANOT
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COMMERCIAL.
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
CORRECTED Daily By
Kirkland & FIT2GIB80N
cRncrpr

lSpIASAPoLIa, Sept 81, i-S5.
FIorR ASD GEAIS-Sales OF Flour al 6.Io. whea;
firm at extreme figures. Corn 4CaI45c.
GRoCERIEs-N. O. Sugars 9ds9Isc; very firm: y. o.
Molasses Is cts :. IL. 5OG55c; Rio Coffee, fair prime
llAG Sc. Rice Stsc.
SsLT-Kanawha 50a55c = bushel; Lake a. 3OG2 ~.
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Frnm Boston

BoSTOE, Sept. %.
The freight car OF the Steamboat Train OF the
Stonington Railroad, was burned this morning,
with all its contents, including the New York
newspaper mail.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Sept. %.
The Secretary Of the Navy has retained Lieut.
Maury al the National Observatory. COmmO-
dore Smith has been appointed Chief of the Blu.
reau, on the Dock and Yard
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

VSNIsON the Bzsi end OF this City, GA or =.
II about the 4th Inst, one Bay Horse years eSz-l
old: marks moi recolccied. Also, ono SOrrel g. We
Mare, aged with white In the forehead. Any per-
returning snd animals. either OF ihe or noty-
ing the undersigned where they may found viii be
suitably rewarded CHARLES GARNER.
Indianapolis, Sept. L., dl&wal
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N . II Z Q u
Of the Discontinuance of the Land Office
at Vincennes. Indiana

NOTICE Is hereby given thai the LsnG Once a, Vim
- eeunes, Inoiana, the Temporary contiruance al
which was directed 10y Public Notice No SOL dated Fsb.
rusry less, for purposes therein sutionsS 4. -
Discontinued and the public lands remaining un.e ana
unapproPrated In said district viii hercufter Re sUt
state, the register and receiver Ter which once will re
public notice - the day which thev vii - ,r,st
their Office.
Given under my hand Al the Cy OF wasiinrton. ,his
first day OF September. a. 10. lHs5,
THOMAS II. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of tie General Land oea,e.
sen II wCw -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sr-ir McCLINToCK,s TONIC MIX

srszss5r-lr. McCLINTOCK'S TONIC MIX
SSS TURF, OR FEVER AND AGUE SPECIFIC.
sure and safe vegetable remedy for Foyer and Asue
Intermittent Fever in an Of Its forms and for all dls
recurring periodically This remedy ha. been tried
TO the fullest extent and has been found sPECisIc
far as any medicine be entitled 10 that name In
Commissioners from acute diseases, where toscs
qured, and ID all cases OF prosteten Of strength and
want Of nervous power II will be found siHguiarly
cHlcaeious. Price, per Bottle, 81.
Just received and for sale By
Wv. ROBERTS & co.
TALBOT & MoFFTT, Agents for indianapolis.
agR6 d&vcm
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WAY DoN'T lie SPEAK FoR CHAsE?-We
saw the Hon. Thomas Corwin, in our city, in
attendance on the Fair. he looked as cool
and calm as as summer morning-as though
noeat all disturbed by the heated political ele-
ments around him. Why did he not accom-
pany MIR. Chase to the fusion meeting in
Cleveland? Chase looks down. hearted and
chop-fallen. Why does not Mr.. Corwin cheer
HIM up. and lend him his eloquence and in.
fiuence? What's up?-Ohio Statesman
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6TThe Wabash Circuit Court adjourned
on last Saturday week, to meet again on the
18th day of December next. The object OF
:, special term is for the ttal OF Ms. Hub
h -. -LgtsEsgacsr.
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M'KERNAN & EDGAR,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
q EFL . z.
Rates Of Commission are as follows /:

All sales from $500 1900 inclusive, will be taxed AT
cent, commission; the value Of uic properl!
advances above 5000 the rate per cent viii decrease
cent; from 5000 10 5000 cent; from 500 10
$1,000 81 = G cent; from $1,000 and much greater
the may be, il will not be less than per cent
and all sums as above mentioned going above 5000
will be E cent. charged first S3.e00 ON all sales
ofprOperty, while In our hands, commission Is charged
No sale, commission or charge Whatever. We require
notice 90 be given two weeks previous withdrawal
Of property from books. And We further wish TN
dersOOd that hold all persons responsible for the
With the Of said property before the Withdrawal
Of the sdIuc.
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From Pittsburgh.

PITTsBURG, Sept. %.
River four feet three inches and falling
Weather clear and pleasant.
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> ~ THE cause Of Fever and AsrIe Is Malaria.
Take the unfsiling "Aniidoie" called
"RHoDBs' FEVER AND AGUE CURE" each title
OF which bears the certificate of the celebrated chez t
DIR. Chiffon. For Sale BY
J. A. RHODES, Prevalence, r.
r. BROWNING, Wholesale and Retail agent, Indi
aPelis, lad. sepI4d&wiw
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WOODEN MACHINERY
q. T.. ODDARD.
Nrr-xx- xrAr,,r

ONLY manufacturer 81 The ORIGINAL STrrT cfNC
~ and TOOTH BURBlNG MACHINES ana PED
ROLLS, 10 he stlached 10 FIRxr and also - SEooxp
DleaAeis anu finsliers ~ Wooden Carding Machines
ana Nes important These machines are IN successful
oeerauon on itrst Breakers. in most Of The principal
WOODEN Factories In the United states Canada and Mex
leo and are desned by experienced manufactures
the most perfect machines used. and Indispensable 10
me economical and successful manufacture q wool.
They are In fact the ouly strong durhie ard snecess
iai Operating machines In use- 40 carding machine
| should run an hour without them.
The Feed Rolls si0ng and durable and worthy Of
| attention.
Circulars explaining tese Machines and Rolls refer
encee 70 mills having them ia use &C. NAV had by
addressing c. l. GoDDARD,
No; Bowling Green, NevsYcrk, - whom order
hond be directed. seple~ly
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GTGambling, like quickssnd, may swal.
low o man up in minute.
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THE ABOVE LIST embraces large Tracts OF Bsnd In
Inc various Counties o the State, OF the choices quality
and character that were bought up many years since by
large onerniors aud withheld from sale They arc now
offered very low prices, and favorable By
nid Of Colions Sectional Map Of Indiana persons car
End any OF the Tracts without difficulty. Il will ~
pleasure all letters promptly. giving in
formation concerning these Lands 10 those enclosing
Postage Stamp
TO PERSONS WISHING TO SELL, We Offer the
creates; Inducements Your Lands will be advertised in
the above and I'm the various Newspaper in this
State, well other States free OF expense No sale
no Charge. NJ TNe also have for sale, trade for
1 lands, large amount Of RAILROAD STOCKS. BONDS
I TOWN PROPERTY, STOCKS OF GOODS, DC.
/ OUR TERMS arc Except in Marion County, two ne
cent on the amount. when sale Is made. and two week
notice required before the withdrawal OF propery from
. our Books. Send accurate description by township
Range, and Section rs above, and description OF Soil
y Timber, Buildings, Improvements, &c.
4 CONDlT, WRIGHT 81 HAYDEN,
AMI \. oOSpIr, BlAke's Commercial Row,
WILLIS ". wRIoIfT,l Opposite the Bates House,
NrHENIAH H,ypES) indianapolis, Ind
sep WV
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HUNTINGTON COUNT
JEFFERSON COUNTY
Jay COUNTY.

..sa.--. s-.s-sss
JASPER COUNT
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DELAWARE CoUST
ELKHART COUNTY.
FOUNTAIN COUNT,
pescnption
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
INDIANA.
CLINTON COUNTY.

Description. s. T. r.
W ers sc qr......................93 %. IL. j.
qr 1W %. -. IL. L.
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E'Hsts"sson 81, .IeJe.... .i.. I'ai...er zFou.e,
"a, OOO,O goo EgEAL ESTATE
FARMS IN MARION CnuNTY

No. rs. g acres, in Perry township, miles from
NO. $50 50 acres, one mile North-wes, Of Indian
apoliS on Fall Greek.
No. 7Ii- $50 OF land and Grist Mn, siius-
ted on Fall Creek, northeast or indianapolis
no. 296. SIG acres, in Franklin Township, 10 miles
6 OF Indianapolis, 2OO acres cleared.
No $50. gao acres, miles south Of indianapolis;
No. 34T. 10 acres Hand, : mTes south Of Indian.
apOis.
No. $50. IS acres of land, east Of Deaf and Damb
No. a1s. xofa FIGURING Nh, K miles c of In
No. 4O7. loo acres, miles c OF indianapolis
no. 4i6. 3eO acres miles east 81 indianapolis, In
nigh state OF cultivation.
40. AGO. 1870 acres, about : miles west Of Indiana
polls, oa National Road.
No. 0i7: 80 acres, in Lawrence Township, miles
northeast Of Indianapolis.
No. sos; le2 acres 10 miles west Of Indianapo-
lis, 20 acres cleared.
No. 500. 800 acres miles north of indianapolis
40 acres improved.
No. Go. eO acres y miles from indianapolis.
No. GIG. 81 acres = miles from indianapolis.
No. 6SS. - acres, u miles u . of Indianapolis.
No. $40. % acres miles west Of indianapolis,
good Improvements, with mill.
No 600. 400 acres, the line Of Marion and
johnson Co., IL mes fvul indianapolis, miles ilsm
Lswreneeburg Rsilroad, partly improved.
70. S91. 93 acres, = miles south Of Indianapolis,
NO. T44. a Steam Saw NIL, near IanesyiIls, 8
miles from Indianapolis:
Vile, on Buck Creek, on the Lawronoeburg RAILROAD;
also, 20 Of hand attached.
No. 7s5. Is acres, 10 cleared and In timber on
the Charlottesville road, miles Of Indianapolis.
NO. 7SS. The Broad Ripple Mills. OF indianapolis.
No. 100. 60 acres, hall cleared, to trade for Rail-
road Stock.
No. 707. go acres, . miles east Of indianapolis,
with good Improvements.
No. SOI. Gtist and Saw Mil, on Eagle Creek,
miles Of Indianapolis; will exchange in part for city
property.
No. $40. 50 acres, adjoinisg the town of Cumber-
land; 50 acres cleared.
No. SIS. IS acres, miles northwest OF Indiana
poll 35 acres cleared, with other Improvements.
No. SIC 90 acres miles south OF Indianapolis; S
acres cleared and well improved.
No. 500 32O acrss, miles southeast Of Indiana
polis Improvements good.
No. S1S. 80 acres, miles NORTH -wcst Of Indiana
polls; 81 acres eleured.
BOONE rnIrsrrN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-02

STEAMER TO HAMBrRG.-A private letter from
New York to the National lntelgencer states
that Mr.. Christian Hansen, of Brooklyn. and 9th
ers with whom he has associated, have determin-
ed TO establish a line of steamers from New York
u Hamburg, via. England, Antwerp, Bremen
81, to run at present once a month, but oftener
as soon as steamers can be built for the purpose
The steamers will be constructed with espe-
ca reference to the accommodation of first,
second and third class passengers. The line will
also afford mail facilities at cheaper rate and
passengers will also be charged less than they
now are on other lines so that the line will place
it in the power of many to visit Europe who have
been deferred from doing SO by the expense OF
the voyage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-02

THE U. S. ABROAD. The Albany Argus re
fers to arecent article in the Westminster Re
view on the administrative example of the Uni
ted States which boldly assas the ineficienoy
and feles sness of the administration Of public at
fairs in Great Britain, and appeals to the exam
Pile of ygor ana energy furnished by our own
country, and earnestly urges reforms founded
upon the experience of our institutions, proof
hat the popular mind in England is greatly dis
satisfied with the workings of their own system
and that American principles and their admin
i.trave operation are .quietly winning the hearts
of men in the old world. From this last fact ou'
rerv Jealous countrymen, who are at times SO i'm
patient to work out mission with the sword
may learn profitable lesson
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Reflections on the field.

The contest i over. the struggle is past. the
smoke of the battle is clearing away. And as tho
shouts of the triumphant Democracy are dying
away along the mountains and the 'ea.ldo'''' u,
p"us' una gnu, @a,,aon, ~ rcalc. n,
.t.a.i.r. .n,sfb ,eIa.a .a,. sga.a great ra.
ple ma, be- .t.rrel NJ, te tic lislfr-i pitch u %
l.eal excitement. and Vt pa a"fy with be
occasion nac' rralscea - "H5 ave u, -
.'l'll ls,' 1 ..'.,...',,' -. III tha
;,.,@i..,..as If or t.,,.rgmc1i laye .ta.d i.sr
,o.ae aol. fe.up.a on Il mountain height hill
above tao deId Of s'flfo which urged and raaf'd
around ~ o'-'. ti's.'1 - NJ,
'.5,,,,.,.l .,,ql..,,. .,,,,
.I. aar CIV 81 tatiI .,utra.,iug aI.n.... and lsr
ihe-, have both a->aHad tatell And .aw.
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From oul ForeLsn corIasponden,

P,rI,. Nay u, l-5,.
DER SlBs: Whether tie abandonment of Jo--
phone had any direct connection with the sabse-
queut mi-fartuues of Napoleon Bouaparta is
more than human Judgment can determine. faat
they were the immediate sequence of his divorce
however cannot be denied by thus, acquainted
with the strange history ftb,t remarkable man.
And when it is remembered thai he lost in L..
wife lis wise-t counsclor,and rnpst friend tint
it was that particular act Of injustice which eave
vitality and influence to his enemies Ht home, aal
that in thus attempting 10 increase the stability
If his power, h. outraged the religious senttmeut
of the people, and aeted that Providence WHICH
had 80 luus laYished it., f,yor- upon him, I j.
but fair to infer, TINT his marriage With Maria
Louise was the direct cause Of those unhappy
results which forced him from tho throne Of
France, aud sent him forth Gn ontcast from a..
country, to die upana lonely island Of the ocea..
From ,hc moment in which tn. act If uigaly
and pprddy was committed, change came ayer
his fortunes Victory f1rsook h.s,osl es.nu1 Id
to the standards Of his enemic-. Friend- op.1
whose fidelity ne would have -ialted hi. Efo for.
got their obligations, and deserted his cause.
Plans that lad been naturel with all the dtlIhe-
ration md foresight of his graf mind failed in
their execution, und reacted in drccf opposition
~ us i'' ~ ~ ~ '''s'' a" ~
"''' u va '' - "'', ~ ''','. u S't'S"-
"'' i'' us ''',' iaa','.' - -" ''"''' va Gun
adorned with the trophies of victory, and march
! "'s ~ '''"l'" - ~" ''''l ''''H ne
found himself forsaken cAile aud betrayed
"''' s'",,s'a NJ '' 'l''''' ~ ~ "'u. ''N'-
/ r'nc'' MN '''''' "''''' NH4'N M LuP9'
/ """'" S"''''> ~ ",' "''ss NP'""'' anu
/ power """N'"'u t"' o'iH'' "''' "' 'a' "hai'
""ra'--h' was al1''" III" eAi'' "Hd forced 10
sorrow nmid Inc ehe'ress rocks ot 1t. Helena
II was after Tue commissioner ms act that he
crossed the lNtula with hlnnRmh'rnt army, aud
returned with IA handful OF exhausted men, hay-
ing left the remainder OF his brave soldiers to find
winding sheets in the SHOWS of itas-ia, aud
/ graves among the hungry wolves of that
inhospitable region. 1t was then that he saw the
whole of Europe in arms against him, and expo
rieneed the perfdv and inprafitnde of Austria
Then came the retreat of I.ipsick, the cyaeaa-
,ion of Sa,onv. the senarntio, Of Holland tho
revolt in Snnin the surrender Of pori- the trecb-
.s =. !, -, - IL, -. -. r,,
an, :, e.: r........
Gun ''' N"P - '''' ~ '' nv '''' NV
glory OF 'h' NJ" '''o o"ys ou' en'e ANU
''o'a' io''o ~ .'' P""s "''e' ''''' ",' ''''i
"ntn nv -" Ms o'"'' S'ons s'"',e'e" On t'e
plans OF ""t'rloo' ana f'uno himself prisoner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-02

a statement has Just been publish ed of the ex-
penscs of the New York Opera, at the Academy
Of Music which, if correct, may well account
for the pecuuary nisfortunes which so frequent
Is beset that unfortunate institution Here are
the leading items and they are said to be anthem
tic Salaries, per month, for Madame La range,
$4,000; Sig Nitrate $1,000; Mnrini, $4,000 Mo-
reii. 81, 800, Rent, 1900; Orchestra and Chorus
$4,000; Gas and Advertising, $1,000. Total in
GLIDING incidentals, S25,OOD
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.,,a.,l >, ,,r ,. h., ,.,s,,,,l 10 ,s.act and nd
,....,;.,, = surely il wa. thu, Unfortunate
-. IL, N.,.,Icon de.er,ea in hi. dream #
Id. I'm, 81, ha. left behind ber the record
= nc, ii 9TH . ,bon.opd virtues. and
,.s,,;,oa nv - .jnrle crime.
H., l..., ,..r,ic,l,rl,. an,ion. +, visit Nal
=, 1t, .,,,,r.. nv the faother Of The Ea-
49,. - O.. ...... oq. mo-. peruittea to enter its
-. I,;.,a,cl l.. bo REGRETTED that n spot
-, Ill. s#.#o,.,I interest aftarIr. itself has
.....,.. ,a..,,,,.,,...,.. e o,s j,li
,..,...t - T., TN. or,..l,ycd nv its owner.
-. -. -, l,.f n nj. MAGNIFICENT
-. t,a.fi1..# III. rs.,,ip. have recrniI,.
.....,....l fen, til, chanel in which dizzy
.,........,t:l,,,l,.sd and now rssl in IA more
1870. ...zs...l...,,,- For fourteen Year,
:, -. -. ,',.,',e,l in e,,,aria, "A fit re-.
,l....t,.- If b..r gr'at c,nfnin. 10
- ,.,..;,,. If the artist. the taste Of
:.-.'z..,.,, ,l,. cneoie- Of her neo,,le.
-. III t,.o,, d.y,,t,d Neither time nor money
-. I'm, -,,,l #, the effort 10 rear. upon the
~. ,f,io so;n. and in the heart of the eali
- til, worth, the. Genius and the deeds Of
,,,ly tIeilol If his country. but
Ito wonder of the world
In spot consccra,e by lis proximity to the
I,.yaI,das.wlrre the trophies of his victories have
r.,,, ,,r....rypd. where the monuments Of Charlie
,...,. md ~, Ioui. hnyp been reared, where the
f..'1r,I Da,,e and the mobile Bertrand are buried
81 ,ylcro hi. fi,hrll yetcrans have brcn grant.
u -, o.yI,rn h, that country for VIII h tho
blood Of their youth was shed upon an hundred
,,,r,, fe,l.. there la, Franco prepared for Bona
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celebration of the anniversary ofthe ever memo
rable battle of King Mountain, tic last Of
October next
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Dissolution.

'i'hE concern ofGHmp y Crdw ford is this dag di'
l. solved by mutual coa>ant All persons having
claims asnio.t the will present them to 7.
Crawford fer payment; those indebted the concern
viii make payment to the same, he having purchased
said j Camps interest in the concern.
ANDREW J. CAMP.
THEODORE d. CRAWFORD.
May 10. 1850
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We notice in the South Carolina papers, that
measures are to be taken to have an appropriate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-02

vi AUkEREL.-A fresh supply of Mack~rel lu't
4'A received aud fir sale at the Family Grocery
by ma % /, T d CRAWFORD
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AUCTION SALES,
ley wM. ii. MOsBY, Aucrr.
NLEGEsO NOuAN A., AUCEIn,
THIS DAY.

y Tai. morning, At 10 o'-.ars | will sell ON NJ
Lrl .iIc,i. ?, likely hounu.-a good Co5S VI.
!.oaef. &c Z. Il PHELPS Aur,ts .
igur2 Il
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F4LTLY GROCERIES.

cons>tin VERY Gle suited to ,nilIe o. The ry
best t"t c'nl he procured which CT the ntt'n
ton Il thePrbir feeling assure that give sai'
iacti - 10 all who ma, call on him ho ia qun'its an"
prices THEODORE p C RAW FORD
mayl5 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-02

DEMOCRATIC CoNsIsrENCY.-Fay McNpl-
len is returned to Congress by a large majority.
Next TO Coy. Smith, we presume he has receiv-
ed the largest maiority Of any of the Congress
ional candidates.
This is significant fact-a most irrcconcila-
Bile one, with the profession ofthe democratic
party, that they go for measures and not men,
In these districts they elect men who are the very
impersonation of political antipodcs-one being
the friend and advocate of the principles of the
American party, and the other their enemy and
opposer-the one elected upon the ground that
Sam was a traitor to the south, the other that he
was its best and trucst offender and both par
erceiience, now claimed Democrats
Verify consistency thou art jewel!
CoNyICTED.-Ias. Acheler was tried in Pc
tcrsburg on Tuesday for robbng the restaurant
OF Boes & CoNtes, found guilty, and sentenced
to two years Imprisonment in the pententiary
UNIVERSITY or NA.-From the annual cata-
logue of the University of Va, we gather that the
number Of students at this institution has reached
FIRE hundred ord f6urteen.
LICENSE GBAHrEp.-Tho County Court Of
Augusta ON Monday last, refused to grant license
to retail liquor by vote of 10 to II; but snhsc.
quently reeonsdered the vote aud granted the IL
ccnces to a number ofnpplicants
SNAIL pox.-We learn from the Staunton
Spectator, that several cases of genuine small
poxhavc appeared in Augusta county Wilma
few days.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On sunday last, a servant
woman of Col. II. II. Chapman of Salem, as She
was rising from her breakfast table fell dead up
ON the floor
THE LICENSE QuESTIoN.-The County Court
of Mason has refused to grant license to sell spr-
ituous liquors The sense of the people on the
question was to have been taken on Thursday
last.
SLIGHT MISTKAE. -"What's the price of oatsl
asked Dutch farmer ola k y. friend, on the
day of the election; the X. n surprising, from
the sound, that he asked whats the price of
votes!" and, taking it for an insult, hoorcd the
innocent Dutchman.
VIRGINIA BoNps have been selling in New Yorl,
at 90, with interest.
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NOTICE.

s'ht firm # Gregory n Ray,H WIS dissolved %
the 30h April last. Either partner may use tn
Mans OF the 'ncoFn IA closing pthe business
JAS D. GREGORY,
JAS. 7. ROYALL
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FENHE HARDWARE BUSINESS j., al ;..=...;.

'ENHE HARDWARE BUSINESS. in all its yariou.
l. binnrhes, will be continued by the UNDERSIGNED in
Lynchbnlg, under the style ard frm of Jas d. Gre, orv
d Co. Respectfully soliciting fur the new concern the
and returning our grateful acknow ledem for ,ss
iavors, we promise to continue sell good goods ut
honest prices. JAS ID GREGOpy
june lin JAS. T. ROYALL.