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AMBROSE GWINETTE,
THE DOOM CT THE DRUNKARD.
NOTICE.


WILLIAM GRAHAM. "a fhird, between
W Johnson ard Exchange Streets, at the
Brick Shop. would inform the public That he IS
prepared to do all kinds of 81 acKsMIrHINc m a
neat, durable, and cheap manner.
HORSE SHOOTING.
Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod right From his long and constant prac-
tice in this bran.h of the business he natters
himself that he cannot be excelled by any ole IN
the country. He particularly soliclts patronsg
10 this liue.
branches
May 26, 1855. d&wIy
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At the Two New Lime Kilus.
FOOT OF FOURTH sTRRET.
THE subscribers keep constantly on have
i large supply Of the best qualify ef Lime
Orders may be leil at c. Obertop's Main t..
between I'd and 3D..
Price per barrel, 65 cts at the Kiln, or 70 cts
il delivered. JOHN ZWART Z c.
Keokus. Nay ], 1850. ~
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FANCY CANDIES.
Ladies Shoes.


| y SETS, TO sale BY
L WaH TUCKER.
May l. 1858. dA1
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THE o'D0HERTY PAPERS. By The late
l. VIM. Maginn, /. t. d.
GRAHAM& CAVE,
mar25 CIV
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4 LONE An exceedingly interesting book
a BY NJ. Iiarand
GRAHAM L GAVE,
may25 1w Main Street,
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New Grocery Store.
Notice

Keokuk. May 10, 1855.
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The Next Movement Of the Allies

Attorney General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-11
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COURT Of CLAIMS.

We learn with much piUasurc that the vacancy in
this Court, caused hv IN" narcepanco Of n. Hon
J. II. Lumpkin, of Georgia, has been flied By the
appointment of the Hon. George T. Scarburgh tha
present nble professor Of municipal and constitutional
law III the college of W llium and Mary, Ut Williams.
burg, Virginia.
We think we have great reason Ia congratulate the
country the wise and udicious selection by tho
President for this important etatIon OF gentleman
0ulincty nt.ed to discharge its duties with credit
To himself, and with honor, confidently predict %
the bench on which he has been placed.
Judge Scarburgh is native al the eastern shore ol
Virginia, and after having for himself high
reputation ~ lawyer III that ancient Commonwealth,
bv lon. practice III her Courts in 1914 he elected
hy the General Assembly oil the State tn nil vacancy
made by ia" resignation Of the lion. Thomas II.
Btylv Us Judge OF the then third judicial circuit The
post had previously been held by the Hon. ABB
7. Up-lur. Il will not be regarded n, an undcservcI
compliment when we sav that Judge Scarburgi's
decisions ara hyld by the profession in high c'tro
Those ul the very distinguished gentlemen we have
last named In 1851 Judge =. Ha4 ei-tcd 10 the law
prufcs-vrship Of William and Mary College by tho
yisi;crs OF that mc.hun0rcd Institutional station TO
has hold up Ia this PERIOD and un1 which had pro-.
vinu-ly been adorned by the nnnes Of Chancellor
Wyrhe, ST. George and Beverly Tucker. lie has
boon highly successful n teacher III the great science
Ia which his life has been devoted, n. all can testify
who have had any acquaintance with the hed OF hi'
lah0rs.
Judge Scarburgll has never mingled actively in
party politics, nor held any merely political! olic",
State or federal. His mental training has buCn
tr-ly legal md judicial. When add To hi. hi,
blameless life, free from even til. suspicion Of mu,
wa arc warranted in saving that the Presdcu, Ia.
boon peculiarly fortunate in the srlection he has malO
for this high post and we believe that the country At
large, without distinction Of party, will give him
credit for patriotism AMI purity "l motive in oil h.,
appointments to this important court.
The number ot Judges is now complete, and ~ al
tho gentlemen appointed are now in tho city, there
will he further delay, which Mp To- this time has
been unav"ablr in tie organization OF tins Court.
Their frs; labor will b. 10 establish tho rule. Of pro-
codurr. and other necessary preliminary business,
preparatory 10 their meeting Tor tho bcarn Of ca,es.
- IiGA.ng tyH E,.sOa,
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:.o,,, ,,t assi.t Id The cxccutcn uf The provlsl'
,u,,c. Thls Nth The repeated refusals to surrel'
,- fup;tiyrs from, labor was virtually dissolution
Of tho uuiou AMI the forbcarance of the south uloue
prevented its prac Neal occurrence.
With all the safe. guards im the Constitution to Nw-
rna, and the assur ,nces contained i'll the foregoing
letter of tho Father d his Country, she after one OF
the ablest aud most protraccd discussions ever wit
messed, only adopted ,l,n instrument by vote OF o.
to o. Tho mighty nil hs of Patrick Henry " iiai'
Grayson and George Mason were arrayed Against i"
Yet, Virsniu has abdei by it through "eai anu
through woo, with scrupuous fidelity from the '!'
it went into effect until tho present n'olhoh'' '"o %
not prepared, and it were ws for all coneefhou u
bear it stesdfastly in mind, IA MAKE ANY AoNh ~,
r,cr. # ,he Constitution ia 10 be so interpreted OF
tho o,.raton, Of il DO suo, That 1t IL too weak 10
h.r interests aud abund auy strong to impair
ad o,,,,cr ths,n it is evident that tho esprit ol
,;,y" in which il was conceived will no longer eS-
st and that it must necessarily, become null anu 'ou
TO all intents and purposes.
Le. the North reflect well upon If. The "sp'rn VI
amity" as often IA it has been garngly outraged Is
NOT vet extinct in tho South. But it will no longer
forbesr it, in the instance of Cuban Hnnexati"n ha
sas admission or tho repeal of the fugitive sa'" ""'
Free Soilism, through Know Nothlnglsni' eoh'''"s
farther d.prcdationS upon orr guaranteed r's''' a''
interests.
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TOT nc ENYNTtf.
Is THE HAIR OF THE DOG GOOD FOR THE
80 nlTEB

The snake question having been definitely settled,
in nil ts hearings tho last branch of the subj that
in relation TO snakes in the grass particular having
bnd the public Judgment fully made up in regard L"
it, it would be we'll for TO enquire if the hnir OF the
dog Imud) is good for tho bite.
The physician will tell you that the thing is nom
scnsicui and prcpostcr0uBthat il II ns absurd ns To
contend that black cats blood sis the sovereignest
rsmedy on earth" for epilepsy. This il what the
doctors saw but tho granics stoutly contend tor the
hair Of the dog und tho blood OF the cat. Joking
apart and to give these remarks the turn intended
who but ne who had lost his reason from lntatua-
ton, can contend that the Know Nothing faction
THO mad dog ,hat has bton u.s. Gun savc this coun-
try from the catastrophe to which they havo well
nigh brought III
Al,or having defeated far every true friend oihc
South and having filled the lower house OF Congress
with rank abutonisis; having returned largo ma
iority pledged to measures sl nsupportable agGres-
sion on tho South 10 suppose that the preservation Of
the Union and the peace of the country can be &c
cured by such party, "shucka all common sense.'-
The lamb would be sae in the clutches OF the tiger
or hycna.
Men of common sonsc--Patriots--al who love
their country moro than tho miserable Offices, with
the vain hope of which Il ono idea faction is vanly
seeking TO corrupt virtu0us pcoplc-nrlsc! arrest
the Jacobns! They nre rapidly preparing the coni-
rs for repetition of the reign OF terror the horrors
of the French revolution.
The writer subscrbes these hasty remarks, hasty
though tcy be- yot we'll meant, with the OF one
who was first in War; first in Peace, and first III the
hearts OF his CountryInen and whose Farewell Adj
dress proves That he was JacobniCG in all his
feelings. WASHINGTON.
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TIIk pANNER DISTRICT

The Democratic Nigilanc. Committee for No. ]
District, lienr!cc sounty, Mr. Hiram brngg pr"adiuG,
met AT the School as in Port May" on Friday lH.i,
on whih 0GcG2i1n IN address characterized by mark
,rl ability and spirit. delivered by ChaS;a:r
White, Esq, our candidate for the Senate Of NirsI-
hin.
Pursuant to adjournment. the Committee met again
on Wednesday evening last to prepare for the ap-
proaching elections Mr.. David l.. Sharp presiding.
\ motion being male that eleven gentlemen be al.
pointed TO attend each 81 lEr precincts IN tis Dl-.
;rct tliGghe1 aud SwccEci's! to prevent ~ iai hS
possible improper voting, &c the meeting appoint
oil unanimously Inc following, viz:
Ar lluGHET-Wm. II. NQCkns, Winston ordcn.
Thomas w. +. Goodman, j. w. Sears, Mnrtin Lock
name, VIM. Green, Sr, James j. Mountcas:le, Robert
Green, Lewis J. Schonbergcr Henry Williams and
Rodcrick Mckenzie
Ar SwEksEY's--Chas. Logan McC0ull benjamin
r. Lindsay, ThnmGs j. West, Wni. II. Amnols, Jas,
Throsmorton, Rubt. Jnhnscn, Ihos. J. iarhrough,
Edw'd j. Gresham. john &. Aleu- VIM y. Woodin,
und John lirachcl.
a resolution Loing offered and adopted, that this
Distract appoint four gentlemen FROM the Committee
of Vigilance 10 attend tho precinct at tho Court
House. for the purpose last aforesaid ani that it be-
recommended 10 Districts Nos and /, to do tn"
same, the following ~crc NAMED, viz Joseph j.
HrrLcrt James Frns!on Brady, David +. Sharp,
Christopher S6hrs
Tn. next committee appointed. wa one To- provide
conveyance To enable pursrns, who, from p!ysical in
disposition or otherwise, might be unable, To 1tclsi
the polls. On this committee the following gentle
men were elected:
Fox HuGnEs'S PRrcIycr.-John Carr, Geo. p.
Schunbsfse., ..G,gn0 Caryedo, Ed. Bosseuy, Jarvis
Enruughty, James Carter, hcnj. iGrs!a.
For SwEESErs PRECISUr.--1saac l.. Goodman,
Leonard 1imborake Saml. ThroSmorton, .Jr., Moses
Throglnortnr benjamin Francis, Charles 'rhro7nor-
ton, Berry Martin.
Fox M CDrWr lI1rsP.-Robert i. Crow, james
w. Carter, Iharcs l.. English.
4 Resolutions was neal cifored Gai RGoI;Gi Inst tbs
Chairman OF this Vigilance Committee liaYe fall MI.
h0ry tn substitute the names Of any persons i'll tho
place of such might be unable to net on the com
mittccs aforementioned and that he also have the
power To enlarge said committee at his discretion.
On mci"E. the meeting then adjourned.
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.,;ou become ent,led In all tho civil rights anu Cd

puctcs OF every other citizen.
mo mysteries in government inaccessible ~ 'ue
public eye" but mysterious society, whose organ
izatinn members oaths, actions arc I" been '"'c'e
secret, not amonablc to public opinion b'ra"'c ''''
known and not responsible to proof Of inquiry o''
cause screened from the popular gaze
People of vrgns, such arc some of the 'ncoh'l''
ences attempted to be imposed upon you III 'ne
name of the grent disciple of Liberty, Thomas 'r"e
sou; and that, too by the people OF one OF inc
abolti,n States in tho Union, through tho i''u"'
mentality Of All abolition editor, who, to inject your
,,orc.. by interfering in your elections at nr 'poF
.ri.;. ko tbis publishes entiro paper hypo-
critically prstine against abolition 10 gun a''u 'c
you. r.. ,,,,,,,-
we warn YOU against this base trick OF tho enemy
,rj cpll upon you to spurn the paper aiid thoSc "''
.b,Il he engaged Units dissemination. lou VIII kh'"
,h,, s Who'd cuts and hnGs of the Union-by desc
,,o;;o, If H.. name and likeness of Washington by
a.,,;,-. IN u tom, to Indicate that no was. "Was
Wn,h;nSfy&. u Know Nothing" By invoking the
mid of Ia Payeeas5 sustain their cause. when il Ii"
F.vett, wero iisf5shnS:s with tho Know-Not hins
priuciplos, no too, wtfld bsspurued from them ms
miserable dog of foreigner attempting to control our
elections by his foreign iaf"cnsr. You will know it,
because thoro placed along side OF tho portrait oil
the immortal Washington, portrait OF that illustro's
persenaro SAM, fresh from tho precincts Of dcccta
lila culyert-a ilesocration which NrSinaus will
know how to conelnh ana spurh. Let ths attempt
nj foreign dctation meet with your indignant trown
md cnndeum those who nil and abet i'll q miserable
huInI,ur more contemplate than "brnn bred AMI
rourds and coons and lInrd cider revelry.
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From tho Ecw forE Jour%ai OF Conlaorca Nay o.
NOW lORK ANII-SLANERN SnCIEIN.


| Wv 'hN AZ -9A'A' Ehl noIiEl l.
THIS association held ia" first 81, liz series Of
inSa !.t evening ny t'n "r"'l''ai Theatre, 10 rs'
ali H!rra' iEola mo u"it' Henry W iiNon, Senator
from Massachusetts. HE attendance was befpr"H
one and tw" Thousand me speaker Expressed HIN
sell i'll favor OF the immediate abolition "i slavery
wherever Il exits under The C"nHtni"n anu III Ia
vor at boiling ont from NE laws o Io@rcs" al ht's
Of ever description ihni IN my manner recognize
| slavery. IL NIL be- rcco''"c,ei thft tie position ~
senator WILSON on tins subject was deemed S",ns'
what "iu'orhl immediately after tn election" tact
iha' affected ms 'hh1rhre nnh"nS ihr men |" w"%h
h" o"cn MS elevation '""iicT, "!"' - dHh"%ra Ii,
prospects al further s,pof that ne probably 'i"'inri
il cSpc,Ilcli T., 90 80 IGr hs s.;li-ct, that md-
vlt!na whatever car lnkp lower ground and thus nj
tcri hia stan.i!ng with tho worst fanatics. The glo
OF III. speaker was cLiciy occ uprd with narrative
oil Tie is.afery movement from ISL TO the pres
cn, imc.-dcliverul from mcmnry-n tho course oi
| which our brethren of the South were spoken OF ~
Pro Slavery arlstncrncy and decuyci H,',h obbcr.
and evidently with u feeling of bitterness inconsistent
with any true regard for the Constitution which he
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EROM DINWIDDIE COUNTY.
TO ne Editors Of the Enquirer:

To ne Editors 81 the EH4U'Ter:
DISwIDDIg CO., MAY 3, 1853.
Gentlemen About three weeks from to-day, the
election will be- mndr to fill the various political oii-
OF the State. The contest il rul IN exciting ono.
Men arc lost sight of in tho strife observed only,
far rs thoy nro M embodiment oi principle. Fir-
giuia character and patriotism Is subjected Ia strict
ind rigid 1t will stand the ordeal. Yankee IN.
genuity has roucoctcd, and applies political
paucra to the prciudrcs, the curiosity and tbs gno-
rance of the people. Under this supposed dclusom,
unlngnted oppression makes tS stand against liUcr-
~ on the sacred soil of the Old Dominion Freedom
of conscience, civil and religions opinion, is not 10
be tolerated. Bitter and unrelenting persecution,
which bcit tho darkest agc OF prescription ID to be
cngeudcrrd aud restored by the secret Vaccinations
of Know Norhingsm. II was but yesterday, heard
of It's proscytes utter his want OF respect for the
memory of JeifGrs0n-Wngr0irtM man : Thus It IL
apparent TINT tyranny has its devotces III n coun-
tries, cvon in this boosted land OF liberty Such SELL
timenls are by no means cOngenial to tho country
they are more gcrmninu 10 the cities where the OPP
prcssor aud his Unions more closely located, and
where they become more cunvcrsant ana can upc the
,sDiS of the North.
AT this time | cannot give, with certainty, the re-
suit of the municipal election i'll Petersburg; there
are too many elements enlisted 10 form calculation.
30 it as it may from nil the information can pro-
cure, this Congressional District will not fall much
short of 1000 majority for the Democratic ticket. nm
induced TO think the minority will 90 over rather than
under that number. The Democracy id aroused for
the fight. Now is the time TO marshal them tor tho
conflict. Mono cHn doubr hat We will obtain Il
glorious triumph which will be remembered Tor II
century to come Respectfully, yours
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FROM HANOVER COUNTY.
10 he Editors Of the Enquirer:
GEGRorooT, HANOVER Coy!


SEGRoroor, HANOVER COUNTY,
May 9TH, 1855.
Yesterday was great dny for the pnlnacrgcy nero
The candidates for Congress, tho Senate and House
of Delegates we're present, and large number OF tte
voters The discussion WINS commenced ny MI
Reins, tho Know Nothing candidate Tor Tho senate
lie huL n buI cause, and made bad out OF IL. hr.
White, tho Democratic candidate, replied IN very
able and eloquent argument lie showed Inc neon
sstcncies aud the greclimoss OF lis opponent LOT VI
flee in the right way. His argument against "hnow
Nothprism'' was unanswerube, AMI VIII tell III tnis
election He has made some of the best ana most ell
f.ctve speeches have heard in the canvass CaPt
Nelson, The Democratic candidate Tor the House OF
Delegates then followed in very sood speech; i's
Know Nothing opponent, Or. Thompson, would NOT
come to the mark, and thought prudence was inc
better part OF yalor." Judge Caskie, our abie ana
popular candidate for Congress, thon came forward
and maids I'm address that wish every voter III 'he
State could have heard. II was just such speech as
We wanted. He covered the whole ground. his
WING Know. Nothing opponent, Mr.; W. Z. Scott re-
plisi. He admitted that he was Iylerite-support
ed Tyler and his administration, aud did not rote lot
Henry Clay, the great leader of the Wing party
Judge Cnskie asked him the reason, but he did moi
state any. His political antecedents were very Oh
Jectionable to the Henry Clay Whigs. Many OF them
will not support him. Judge Caskie's reply was
perfectly overwhelming 1t was admitted on all hands
that Scott was dup" man. Hanover will give
larger majority than usual for the Democratie ticket.
HANOVER.
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FROM NORFOLK CITY.
E:l.:-. Of a letter 10 a gentleman in x
dstGd L.CrJUi., .nas l. 1850

E:!si:~! Of letter To a gentleman in R,ckmJdd,
dated -.CUoi., 4uoy !. 1850.
We are engaged in an exciting canvass such ns |
have never seen before in this town. Several months
ago, great number Of Democrat. affiliated with
Know Nothingism. But we ure regaining all our Lost
ground, and believe that the election of Wise and
Misnn are boyoRd doubt. We are cor!iag Jjor a
majority in the city, which il will be exceedingly DIFF
fcnlt to obtain but we will got it ii tho cause oil
Know -Nothingism continue, to lose as much as il has
lost this week.
Last night 2G Democrats withdrew and many
more have sgnifed their intention of returning to w.
We will POLL very heavy Wing vote for Wise aud
.Ison in this city probably lU5 or lao yotos, and
othors will not vote At all.
Norfolk county will do well, except Portsmouth
where We will lose some votes. In Princes Ann,
we will gain on the vote Of Pierce, and, perlaps
carry the county. Ditto with Southampton. Isle 81
Wight, sussex ind Nanscmond, are o. n. Estimate
Wi-c's majority land Wilson's likewiscl in the ID
District at 500, end You will not make al error,
think
Wise will carry Accomac by 300 majority and pro-
badly more Northampton will give 50 majority for
Flournoy In Elizabeth City we will lose - votes
and gain the same amount in Warwick. Bayly':
district will show heavy gain for Wise. We are
gaining upon tho Know Nothings every day.
Senator Hunter was welcomed here with demon
STATIONS of great joy, indicating admiration Of
the man, the statesman and the His speech
was worth 100 votes TO us, do not doubt.
Can't you come down and address US a revival
Is going on, and wish 10 have proracted meeting
until the 9th inst.
P S-MAY 5-We have more conversions to-day
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FF.ot. ,hc Washington 5i-r. My

sEGEAADt. 70 HOY HENRY A. WISE.
Mr.. Wiso having arrived Yesterday afternoon, at
the residence Of his sosinias, Dr. Garr"tt on Ninth
street. in this city large number Of his ir'ennS nc
compamicd by fine bnnd Ut music, called on nm
shnrilv after 10 O'Clock. There were, porhnps, one
thousand present. having len called out MIR. Wise
addressed those who were thus honoring him. for IN
hour in one of the abcst and most eloquent speeches
weevcr heard from his lips Weregre deeply that hav-
ing no facilities for reporting his remarks. We are un
abIe to present even meagro sketch OF them. His
theme, however, the enorni'y OF Know Moth
uris,n its warfare Oh civil liberty and Bible Christi
unity Ho proclaimed that he WIGS certain OF being
the next Governor of Virginia by from ten to twenty
thousand majority, and declared THAI this opinion was
based Oh having thoroughly canT"ssci tho State III
person. lie wls awfully severe on know-Nohlng-
ism depicting it, ans principles, and tend cnccS SO
as tn make his hearers almost shoulder. In the course
of his remarks little knot of rowdcs, hanging on
the outskirts Of the crowd, endcavored to interrupt
him bv making noises His scathing rebukes OF thai
cowarly way of Destroying the right Of free DISCUS
sion. however seemed soon TO shame them into con
tiIuiDr their conduc: after the fashion described in
lower tone So that he finished hls speech without fur
tbcr nstrria! interruption. lie had spoken NOR,
than two hundred hours i'll tho canvass, having ad
dressed nr,- %. tho people OF luudonn tn
Ave hours Yesterday, at Lecsburg. "SuIi Jared bad
| " in his h,nds last night.
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mo RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TIE "cocKADE CITY" AND VICTORY.

The result OF the municipal elections in Petersburg
aud Harpors Ferry, will prepare the public mind for
the final issue Of tho struggle in this State, between
known oshingism and the champions Of civil and re-
Erious liberty. The Democracy of the "Cockade
CITY" have nobly the distinction OF opposing inc
first successful resistance 70 the march oil Nortner"
iansricsm. The victory achieved in this prelimlnar!
skirmish will inspire the Democracy with fresh heart
and hope and will animate them to extraordinary e1
fort In support of the principles OF Their party anu
the honor of the State. The spell OF invinciolhty
which wss the boast of Know Sothnslsm, Is orokeh
and ira weak is exposed in its disastrous defeat
when it affected the greatest confidence of success
All honor 10 tho Democracy OF Petersburg for their
gallant conduct, aud their glorious triumph! They
bay. impaired nn impulse to tho march of victory
and the shout of triumph which they have raised, will
he echoed back in thunder tones from every valley
And every mountain top in tho old Dominion.
To the Democracy OF the State we say, 'abate no
thing of your zeal and energy. Press on the column
until the Infamous foe is driven i'll disastrous rout
from the soil of Virginia. We contend not for sim
pie victory. Nothing short OF tho annihllaNon oil
know nottingham will satisfy the outraged honor OF
the old Dominion This achievement is within our
power, il the Democracy will but DO truo to them
selves and to the sacred cause Of which they are tue
chosen champions. From this day forth, lei our
witch word be the CocKArE CITY; anu iet 'io VII
1hn-;asu aud energy Of the Democracy OF feters'
hnr, ;osre the Democracy OF the State with equal
sr,.or and impel them 10 rs glorious achievements.
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FROM JACKSON COUNTY.
To tho Ediims IF tie E"Y"rr':
RAyENswu0U, Va, May lst

To tho EdiOrs If he EHY"FrT:
R,vE>swuoD, Va, May lst, 1855.
The councils of Know Nothns. III this county en-
pecially are busiIy cnsngcd in letting out, than
they ever were in taking ill., The return OF nearly
iity Democratic prodi.a1 was made public last
week Many moro accedc, but decline to gire publ
city to the act; and many still lett within the pale Of
the Order, feeling that there never had been reci
procity of good firth between the Order and them
The Order here 10 last becoming solely Way, except
in name; and the accession of Wings to ruuks ls
greater thun the detection Of Democrats from them.
see nothing to prevent tho Democratic party from
prevailing, by their usual naiorIias, in May. think
that this county, well Il. this Congressional Dis
trict may be SURELY cuuulcd for tho Stanton ticket