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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

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Up srARLER y 90. have jas, received a
Puff Chldren Long Dressing and Fine Tor
tose Rubber ivory and Horn TcrsGreen and BLACK;
Italian Violin Strings Cafaos; Dcniof Brushes; Hneka-
back and Turkish Towels; Rimmes and Lnbns erfnmery,
lnov PITS
A CARD-.yhc su bscr itcr res pcctfmliy informs
"A friends and the public generally that he has located in
conthan Hall Main street square above the Bank ki.e
rIRE known the Photographic Art Give him call aud
you shall not be Disappointed - = ~.
26dlwScly + H. GIBBS
HpRIME MASS LiauORICE just received by
4 nov oats SAUNDERS iRBY.
gusT RECEsyFD-A large and er"nsifui 10.
nov 10 NATHANIEL GUGGENHEIMER.
n O~F-vAEUARLE TRUNH.-Om the J,h
instant between Ri'hmond and F1rmy Me my TRUNK
could found the arrival of tho Farmve. |.
contains many valuable articles highly pri2e by and any
large black box irunk nearly square With fat top,
,acarIs from ''Astor House aud Exchange Hotel"
ii iound he left with Christian Lathrop Richmond.
Or Morris or Mr. Sped hynehbn'F or Mr. raqg rfters.
3 Richmond wbig aud $ 5. Democrat will copy
sSREn ExnsBzTa0N.-a supply Of nes, nnd
= ioRSEs.
Also CHIT Moding for Picture Frames of u and inches
Frames and Glass furnished lnov ia
DN.r tho soiicf--s large supply Of superior
doI sb7e6 Pameh and m Soa oof9 a"a shaving
for the Hanhkerche! in great variety Hair Dyes
dine Dncae and Caopoon chnpped face and hands g.
&c. for salchy tnoy sts JNo SEAY Druggist.
ENsrRANCE oN L.FE.mTIsr: ",IuTuAH
kIcHMoSD vA.-,pR. VIM S MORRIS Medical Adyisera
I.vnehburg Va
AMOUNT Of Dividends paid to date s;ioIGi d
Amount Of Losses by Death...... o2i,f33 -
lioaoi5 80
3@5s07a O.
This Company entirely mutual in It's character al the
,Ia and Tho A,tf,I. tt1s
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NEW l.oOKs. NEW 200

Card return my thanks the public generally fol-
"A their iherol patronage will hereafter Keep large
stool of RE ADYMADE CLOTIlNC 1.-THE old stand
Of Main aud Market streets ~ ,.....,-
JAtoB NEW MAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

n B-Any Of the above property will be disposed Of y
vately, upon fair terms, I'll day of sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03
a.pRsNs. TRADE, Isa3.--a.co. II. Jonc.

- co, HAooi Druggists Petersburg, Virginia, have
reynd their SPRING STOCK of Drugs Medicines Paints &C.
aud offer sale assortment embracing all articles in this
n. suited The wants Of Country Merchants, Druggists,
Physicians and Farmers.
Obtaining their supplies from Manufacturers and Importers
y they prepared furnish these goods low any
regular Jobbng house y Orders prompt and
fnl attention OTIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

NOT1CE.-We will sell, Ia the hi glsrst bidder,
on liberal terms, on SAfpRl the 9Th inst clock
y Al ON the promises our large aud desirable TOBACCO FAC
TORY AND fATtRks, situated pauctts lIll sale
ia property will offer indue.m persons wishing
nifnee the manufacturing business.
dee ltteth I. 4. =. FERGUSON 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

n uMt PLASTIC ~. Alb tonn Lump Plaster land
ing from Schooner iopa, hom Passport for sale by
a. =. LEE, on the Dock,
LIZ l..u..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

UDaints and Oils, &c.-While and brown Zinc,
warranted pure; Ospirits Turpentine varnhes
Brushes Cclors Putty; Windo Glass &c, &c, for sale by
,S-ts JOHN II. 6EAY, Druggist
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

x27Hs PuRtlstEE Pra.Ds y J. n IERk.
w sioNsiHi.. 1lAvbt.Ll>s AGLNTsf when you
the y.y best quality, mot second rae1
prices which u guaranteed 10 be as low ~ the
North or soutn irum Il. Z. NASH Piano Forte Dealer,
corner 81 Sycamore and Bank sts- Petersburg
Always % and ~ Pianos 70 select fron
lei MI a st y e aud finish. tuov H0
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-08
More News from Wheeling.

Since the telegraph that Flournoy had carried
Wheeling by 1900 majority WISE have heard moth
ing from that place until and Notwithstanding
anxious enquiries to learn where Wheeling was have
but attained the information. 1t is in old Virgin
Ia, and K N editor publishes K. N. paper there, called
the Gazette in which he lays down the following his
platform" Could such sentiments be tolerated in any
place in Virginia except that gave 1900 K majority?
The might go UNPUBLISHED in Guilford Randolph
part of Chatham this Sate but elsewhere the
such language would have his neck decorated with
grape vine wreath But to the platform of the K n ed-
tor of Wheeling:
"Allyng ourself to neither north SOUTH
hook adopt the following platform platform on
this question: from which never have and will
cede. We may IL, but WILL. NEVER
The of the General Government from slavery.
Tile REPEAL Of fWgitiUe SaUe laao.
The REPEAL of the Nebraska Kansas bill.
No sLGCe territories.
THE PURCHASE MANUMIssIoN DIS
FREE TERRITORY.
This is opinion the only national PLATFORM the only
which the question can be settled the only that
expresses the nature and character of ns
tuons, and on that we are willing to sink or swim.
We really hope have raised ones ire by this candid
expression of opinions for is hot to indulge in
hard words works. and should pity any who had
it 10 do"
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE CAROLINA PENNAN Mt.

The newspaper press of this City being devoted princ
pay to the stale, Improbable and fiat subject of politics.
the undersigned have thought would prove aogeth
unacceptable to the community to give them oppor
tunity of patronzng enterprise which has for its object
the instruction and amusement of all classes, ages and
to the breeze trusting that prosperous gales will watt
it into the port of success.
Whilst shall not advocate, Democratic, Wing or
KnOwNothing measures, offer ourselves the organ
of any sect faction sm intend to speak independ
emily and boldly on all su5Jscts our motto being lNDE
PENDENT IN ALL THINGS-NEUTRAL IN N0THING.'
Wit, humor fun and amusement of all kinds will be
special delight but shall at all times to be ready
to dof caps to the public with view of contributing
share to their An able of writers of
readers and effort viii be spared make the PENANT
ofthe prettest wttes neaest spciest most nstruc
tive most entertaining and most desirable of all the pub
locations of the State We shall know but the interests
of readers and the amusement of the public shall
nothing but hat will entertain readers and we
frmest and tastes friends.
Now, come all and give us helping hand We appeal
to clique faction have to wirework for
but look to the whole people, to all ages all classes all
for that support which the breath of the noss
of a newspaper enterprise.
The CAROLINA PENANT will be issued every Thursday
morning, printed super-royal sheet, with fair
type at the following low rates:
Single subscribers 81 90 annum invariably in adj
payment be delayed longer than six months, 81
Any person sending Club of five subscribers with
the entitled to extra copy.
The first number of the CAROLINA PENNANT will be issu-
ed the 10th of this month. .
10 io r. k E MIELHR' Publishers. I:
RALEIGH, August 9Th, 1855.
~ Papers throughout the State earnestly request
ed to CODY.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-08
know Nothingism i'm New JERSEY.

The New Jersey State council of Know Nothngs met at
Trenton Wednesday ast-one hundred and fifty mem
bers being present j. H. Lyon presided After lengthy
discussion resolutions adopted protesting against the
twelfth section Slavery of the Philadelphia platform not
being part Nothing principles. They also protes
ted against the repeal of the Missouri Compromise.
The New Jersey K. Ms ALSO suppose, portion
of Rayners Northern allies who protested honestly
and manfy against the slavery portion of the platform
at Philadelphia Behold the national Know Nothing partly
jersey Illinois, Connecticut Massachusetts and Maine
regulating the platform and demanding the restoration of
the Missouri ne-he saveholdug States insisting the
slavery part of the platrmhe organization generally
against Catholics the Catholics of Louisiana rejecting
the article against Catholics and demanding full recogn-
ton of religious liberty. What partyl All things all
men-any thing for votes and Offices The leaders have
spread their nets catch birds of every feather No
such concern can last long in country like this.
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For the Standard.
Obituary.

Departed this life the I'd day of August 1855 in the
4th Congressional District of North Carolina, SAM"
the professor of darkanternsm. He died OF epidemic
masmatic efluyia but his disease months
DURATION and could be clearly diagnostcated though
supposed to have arisen from constitutional imbec
N His complexion had long borne marks of scrofulous
diahess having been reared in low and dark dens in
northern climate He died suddenly though not
teddy. For several months past he lived dissipated life
spending nights sleeplessy He decent buried
by the able hand DEmocnAcr He left relatives and
but few friends to his timely DEATH His old COM
his dishonored for few nights then the whppoorw
parentage the time place of his birth is not Certainly
known, though he was certainly Yankee His eternal
happiness is doubted he prosecutor of religion
Not being able to excaim, Alas poor Sam " knew
him WELL these all the particulars furnish L.
Franklin Co, August Sd, 1855
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Hear Henry Clay !!

An odne wing of Tennessee lately handed to the editor
of the Nashville Union the following extract from speech
delivered by Henry Clay at barbecue Lexington,
Kentucky, the 18th of November, 1s47:
Wha other rule there be than to leave the oowcra
of each religion their solemn convictions of
scentous duty towards God? Who but the Great Author
the universe judge in such question? For own
part sincerely believe and hope that those who belong
the departments of the great church of Christ if in truth
and purity they conform to the doctrines which they pro-
will ultimately abode in those regions of
bliss which all aim finally to reach think that there is
poentate Europe whatever his religion be- more
enlightened this moment so interesting as the Papal
head of the Papal See"
THE ARAToR.-The August number of this useful agri-
cultural periodical has been received Those who may wish
subscribe will address Thomas Lemay, Editor, Raleigh
terms, 81 per annum.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Valuable Real Estate in the Town of EaWbern.
n. C.. for Sale.

n. G. for Sale.
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE ALL
IL that valuable lot and improvements situate the
South side of Pollok Street. The improvements Of
modern style In the Basement is large Dining Room
with Pantres attached and Cellars Wood Or
Marble Mantels and ornamental Crates French Windows
Ss aPs ea d all
nected with the Dining Room the first oors large
Panres and close Closets With all the modern convenient
Library Room with Book Cases handsomely fitted up, and
attached In the Attic three Chambers all neatly
finished Connected with the Dining PaElor the first
some Office with two Rooms having ornamental Crates
ling by spacious Hail. which communicates both with the
back Yard and Dwelling House There the premi-
for Servants large and convenient Store House. and the
Grounds and Garden stocked with the best and cho
the lot on which they g situate oS%municates on the
Stables for five Carriage House, Cow House and
Shed for Carts &c There is also on the premises
Aqued1ct built during the administration of Gov. Tryon
which into this lot and keeps the entire premises
perfectly dry and free from dampness and water All the
premises in fine ORDER and it is believed DESIRE
Sic property offered for sale in Newben. The
with the Dwelling House if desired.
ALSO THAT VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE LOT
Adjoining the above premises the South Side of Pollok
Street and at present. occupied by Mrs Susan NAPLES
This is of the best built Houses in Newborn. The
Dwelling House is Double of Two Stories and has
two Paors the first foor with pantries in the back
part of the Hall and pantry in the Piazza, three Bed
Rooms the second floor large and spacious Attic and
fine and dry Cellars On the premises all convenient
outhouses that are desirable The entire premises have
just been put in complete repair and fine order ALI
of this property situate in desirable and pleasant
part of the town. and on of the principal and most
cnity othe best be had in this part of the State
THE SUBSCRIBER ALSO OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
SUMNER RESIDENCE
In the Town Beaufort the Front immedi
atey opposite the Ine and the Sound This is Of
beautiful and desirable locations in the town,
the Sea Coast. The improvements consist Of Cottage
with six Rooms with front and back Piazzas Lodges for
Servants Stables Carriage House. &C. The lots situ
ate bluff and high dry and Of pleasant soil to
live The Furniture used in this House will be sold
cheap to the purchaser premises Persons de-
srous of purchasing the above described Property
view the premises at any time. Terms OF SALE will be
made easy purchasers and application be made
GEORGE s. ATTMORE, Esq at Newbern, who is duly
authorised to sell all of this property.
JAMES ". BRYAN.
Baltimore, Aug. l, 1855. 1OT4-4tw.
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FOrsythe County.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.

The Democrats of Rockingham Fosthe and Stokes have
done nobly.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The returns from the Seventh District indicate the
election of the Hon. Burton Craige, Dem. by large major
iy He has made heavy gains in all the Counties heard
from.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
We have heard but from two Counties in this District,
but the result in these strong of Mr. Cling
mans triumphant reelection. friend writes from
Morganton as follows:
take pleasure in saying that Clingman's majority in
Burke County over the Know Nothing candidate Carmi-
chae is 124 vcesa result perfectly satisfactory
republican friends. His majority Gather, years
ago, 60. Clngman 5 majority in Caldwell, 200
votes; two years ago. over Gather, only so votes"
We refer readers to the table of in another
column.
We shall keep this issue open long possible and will
give the latest under Editorial head.
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ing down and worshippng such monster at the bidding
of though that man be Sam himself-a lesson
he has already learned his Many of the noble
conservative Henry Clay Wings voted for Mr. Branch,
while refused to vote at ALL Glory enough for
day."
Another friend writes as follows:
"You will perceive have gained rs last Cub
ernatora election. The boosted K N Warren
dwinded from 400 to Ill. One Mr.. s. A. Williams has
MAN, y I ana Wbgs less % ee
ticket for Branch You win perceive. BY adding our
gate expressed by three SIS, Branchs three
rs shepards BY three Is and the majority for Branch by
ty poled for any man, Mr. Macon not excepted"
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Death and Burial of &C SAM,

Death and Burial of &c Sam.',
friend who present-who witnessed the death and
burial of Sam in Raleigh, has furnished with the fol-
lowing touching sketch of the incidents ceremonies of
the interment:
For the Standard.
Funeral Obsequies of Sc Sam - in Raleigh.
The funeral of this person, popular amongst GER
tain Glass; took place the I'd inst and witnessed by
large of people assembled for the purpose
The arrangements, made for the occasion by special
committee Of the deceaseds friends close imitation
of those gotten New york for the funeral of the
lessdstnguished, everoberegretted, Immortal William
Poole ESQ., said to have been bloodrelation of the
water, to the lamented "Sam."
The following the order of the procession:
A HEAVY SHOWER RAIN,
followed by thunder if Raleigh (not Rome) holed
The MARSHAL ASSISTANTS,
foot leading their hobbies bearing their staff of office
draped turned and hats drawn their aces
BAND OF Music,
playing "Hail (ran and SNOWY Columbia!"
The COFFIN,
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NJOTICE.-STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS,
IL Wednesday, the 18th of this inst, one yennet
Mule white with shoulders scared badly right
out about years old She is supposed to be making
her way to Wake County She was purchased from man
by the of Shepherd in said county. If person
get her again. will satisfy them for their trouble
B. J. LEE.
July Goth, 1856. 7o-stp.
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TOWN LOT FOR SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE COUNTY
John L. Taylor deceased Saturday the 25th inst sell
to the highest bidder credit of months the prem
ses the undivided interest of the Taylor, being
third part thereof lot parcel of in the City
Of Raleigh adjoining the premises of Daniel W. Courts.
Bond and security required of the purchaser
By Pulaski Cowpsr:
August 2, 1856. It'd.
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Johnston County.
We give below the vote of Johnston by precincts:
Branch's majority,


Shelter precinct gave Bragg SO votes and Dockey So
showing clear gain of Ga for Mr. Brancht This is the
place where Mr.. Miller made his "great" speech MAJ.
Wilder spoke there few days afterwards and behold the
result! Maj Wilder also addressed the people Laws
B. JONES' Upchurches, and Rosinburg, in Wake and in
each of these localities the Democratic candidate has made
gains. Mr. Miller, seems outstrps Mr. Rayner in
the results of his abor One speech from him at
Shelter and Mr. Shepard would probably received
than twenty votes.
friend writes from Johnston as follows:
'GENTLEMEN: wish to give you and your readers
of the good from Johnston She is right side up.
Whiggery and Sam died the hardest death ginabe
You must put down the Shelter the Banner District of
Branch 70 majority. Mr. Miller had better come down
again and make another three hours speech and he will
MIDDLE CREEK
Aug. 4, 1865"
FIFTH DISTRICT.
The vote in this district far received indicates the
election of Reade, K. N Whig by large majority
Kerr, Anti-K. N. Wing
SIXTH DISTRICT.
REIDsv1LLE, Aug. 8, 1855.
Gentlemen: give you the vote of Rockingham as fol-
lows: Scales, Dem. l2O4-Puryear, K. N. Whig 47O-a
Boyd and Puryear Mr. Scales has received the largest
given to any man in the County. w.
DANBURY, Stokes, Aug. 8, 1855.
Editors Sanddrd:I send you the result in this County
Scales 756-PuIyear 471-being gain of 100 Glory
enough for day. The made extraordinary
efforts but to purpose The impression here that
Scales is elected. NJ.
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VOTE OF THE STATE.

Below we give the vote between Messrs BRAGG
and DocKERY, in August last dividing the State in
ence Also the votes for Congress at the late election
as far received.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

August 4, 1856.
BACON and in demand IL to liz. Supply of
CORN good and prices lower. COTTON-manufacturer
short of supplythe article would bring something
81. The supply Of FLOUR is small, and unless receipts
improve prices will be higher SPTS: TURP. 80 cents
gallon. RAW do. 10 a 50 10 y Dbl. Cdr
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ELECTION RETURNS.

W. rive below returns from various Counties far as
with extracts from letters from correspondents:
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
WINDSOR Aug. 8, 1855.
t1s,ren: Below you will find the official vote of BERTHE
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NoTE-The last Legislature made three counties,
Harnett Wilson and Polk but they with the
ties from which they TAKEN respectively we have not
deemed necessary insert them in the above table
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THE MAHKETs s.!

PETERSBURG MARKET
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY By
N. M. MARTIN, BRO, CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants No. 1929 SucanOre S.
- PETERSBURG, Aug 4, 1855.
TOBACCO-In this article have no material change
to notice in prices Acrop of Hhds of Oey fine shipping
tobacco sold days since at average of sis o.
For both good shipping and tobacco prices
may be quoted rather better. Breaks and receipts hight
WHEATON Monday the market opened active, with
sales of prime to choice samples of White at 81 to % o.
On Tuesday small lot of fancy brought 50 o. On
Wednesday the market further advanced with sales of
prime to choice at 50 O5 to o. Yesterday and tho
day before the market dull, with sales of prime to
choice white at 81 95 to g. Prime red sells for
cents less. Medium to common samples very dull of
sale and for damp lots hard to find purchasers except
at low prices. Persons who may have damp wheat had
better dry out before sending it down. will pay them
to ~.
CORN-Receipts heavier with a further decline We
quote at 80 to IS cents per bushel of Sc lbs.
COTTON-10% to II.
FLOUR-Petersburg superfns 1922 to $11-sales mostly
in retail way.
BACON-Batmore shoulders 101 to 1O1<; sides 111( to
to 1114.
LARD-Va-, in kegs IA to Is cents.
GROCERIES|MArket generally firm with considerable
advance in sugar.
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Messrs. Rayner and Barringer.

Messrs. Rayner and BaTringer.
The following letter of D. NJ Barrnger copied
from the American Organ" Washington City, of date
August Sd:
WASHINGTON, August 8, 1885,
To the Editor Of the american Organ.
SIR: At the request of Hon. D. M. Barringer, send
you for publication entire his letter july
from which had heretofore published embracing
all the facts stated by that gentleman relation his
ing the appointment of Postmaster General Campbell.
1t is due to myself to state that the entire letter would
have been originally published by me- had not contained
reference to correspondence between Messrs Barrn
ger and Rayner which did bear
the facts in issue, and which therefore it
Judgment proper for me to publish.
Very respectfully,
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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED FOR THE "NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD"
By A. NJ. MPHEETERS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, forwarding d Commission Aerchans
NoRFoLK, August 4, 1855.
BACON-N. 6. Va, hog round 12115; Western Sides
11L to 1112; Western Shoulders 10H to lO1k.
CORN-Mxed 81; White %; Yellow So.
COTTON-Fair to prime 90 to 1O1<.
COFFEE-Od Government Java Il to Is; Laeuara 70 to
1913; Rio IL to IL Il. ,
GANDLES-Judds Sperm 40 to As; ether do; 30 to IS
Adamantine "a to % Mould 161<.
FLOUR-Superfne 25 to so; Extra 10; Family 10
SO to 10 rs.
HAY-Northern l Is to 81.
LARD-N. c. Va No. l. IA.
LIME-WashngtQn 81 to l 81 Thos. 1 Is to 90.
MOLASSES-Cuba, Hhds % to 80; N. o. in bbs, s5 to
81.
NAVAL STORES-Tar 25; Turpentne no sales; Ros-
in, common 40; do. No. and g 81 to rs; Spts Tup.
SO to 40.
- PEAS-Black Eyed 1 90 to II; Clay 70 to rs; Black
do. 70 to rs.
sALT-Liverpool fine 20 to rs; do. Ground Alum Il
% to 81.
STAVES-R o. HID in demand at 80 90; W. o. HID.
so 90; do. Pipes, none; do. Heading 55 90.
WHITE BEANS-l 25.
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Branch's majority,

=, Ilancll majority, 666
Shepard it will be seen, got at Hawtree.
ms precinct is near Whites Store, where Mr.. Shepard
pVH and was replied to by Dr. Pritchard He also spoke
me Old Fields and did quite well there the day of
le election at Hawtree.
d friend writes US as follows:
cev returns have just been received and you will per-
fIo, Inem that the dark-lanterns but a slender
tRou"a IN Warren This is place for vile ism,
yy active The intelligent patriotic hehminded chris
''zens of Warren a0M not stuy themselves by fall
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