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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-24
THIRD ANNUALyBAIL

OF THE
A NJ E RIG U S CL UB,
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VARIETIES Tonight fine bill ia presented, in
Guiding thrilling drama entitled Shandy Mcguire
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YNIIE AMERICUS CLUB most respect.
fully announce to their friends and the public
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Admission only 25 cents Children 121S cents.
Doors open at g. to commence ut ~ O'clock.
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THE MARKET.-Business was brisk at the Centre
Market to-day, and an usually large attendance in
every department. Prices high.
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STATIONERS' HALL.
SsTAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
- MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, I
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
Visiting Cards printed at short notice, and plates
beautifully engraved, in every style. 0s
Music ordered daily. t
WILLIAM G. ZANTZINGER,
sep I'D Adjoining Kirkwuod House.
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MY COAL GUS ON tkN, FHlENDs
lVn and the public are informed that nni sellit,
Wood In connexon with my Coal business.
Oak, and Pine Wood,
Red, White aud Gray Ash Anthracite Coal or all
sizes on hand
Also, Cumberland Coal. Of Lump, Run Of Mine,
and Smiths Coal
All Fuel win be of good quality carefully weighed
and measured. aud promptly delivered.
Ny terms are cash, unless otherwise agreed ON a;
time of purchase.
2,24o pounds TO the ton
SAM. II. YOUNG,
East side OF Ninth street, betSeen ID and r,
nov 2n- eod3tif At the sold Stand
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Some arrests were made last night, but none for
any offence worth noticing. N
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ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS !
Capital Prize eIO,OOOt

1000 prizes amounting to...............S $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
+. 81 Tickets &5--Havea ~ 50--Quarters 81 25.
SAMUEL SWAN, $500 II.
~ Agent and Manager,
oct 81 Atlanta, Georgia
CHAUNCEY WARRINER,
WRtch maker and JeweIfer,
fN No. $40, Penn. ApenHe,
(uNDER nRowr's HoTEL,)
Washington, ID. G.
nov 22--t Jan II
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hitNt bOu W Suu anu StPa
TIME undersigned gives notice to his friends and
u the public that he has Just received his stock
u Fall and Winter Goods comprising all the latest
styles and coiors Of Cloth Cashmere and Vestinqs;
which goods will be made up to order, in the mSs
elegant manner, he has some Of the best workrnn
in the United States al work for him. Being agei /
for Scott the reporter Of fashions you may rely upn
getting the most fashionable clothing. s
READy-MADE CLOTHING
n his own make such Over Garments frock Jrels,
and business Goats, Pants, and yes;s, from medum
20 very superior quality.
AL the above Goods win be snld at very low prices
for instance, whole sut, Coat, Pants and Vest fr
the small sum Of Sl5
0vcrcoats, beautiful style, from $40 to eco
Pants, do do do Q to 10
Vests do do do q SO to 10
He respectfully soliciis call from all in want,f
Clothing.
FURNISHING GO0Ds,s
such as Shirts Drawers, Golfers, stocks HAndksi.
chiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas, &n.
4# p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
Between Sd and A streets, Penn. avcpus.
I, nav Tim Y i
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To conclude with the button-destructiys Buresque
entitled . ~%
THE LADY OF THE LIONS
Doors open at o'clock Curtain moves at ~
o'clock. k4sa E
nov a. F iaA43S6it3 ss.sa
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THE FAIR.-tThe Northern Liberties Fire Com
pany win attend the Fair at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening, in full uniform. The Fair, as our readers
generally aware, Is for the benefit Of the Meth
odst Church South, in Eighth street. and Is one Of
the most attractive ever held in this city Stran-
gers in town should attend this evening.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

Lessee and Manager. ............ genry c. Jurrctt
(Also Of the Baltimore Nnscuni.) ~.
Stage Manager. ..................M Mr.. Jefferson
pRIcEs or ADMISSIONS.
Dress Circle and Parquette !. 30 cents
Family Circle, second tier. -. ..... rs
No extra charge for reserved ses,s Private Rores
con be obtained. Box Office open Tuesday and Wed
nesday from until S O'clock
Doors open at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ. Curtain rises ~
IA o'clock precisely.
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A DIsaRAcEFuL ScKsE.--A scene was enacted on
Friday in the Second Ward, which caused humani
ty to blush, and excited in all beholders the
strongest feelings ofpity and disgustpity for the
poor victim, and disgust for her oppressors
Our attention was first attracted by woman
dragged along by two things, bearing the form and
apparel OF men--the former without bonnet,
shawl, or any protection from the keen blast her
thin dress torn in manner that exposed her per-
son to the lookers-on, and with but one foot pro-
tected by shoe. Behind one or two children
followed, bcseeching the brutes, in hesrtrending
tones, not TO take away their mother. But what
tones could touch the feelings of snch as could
drag female thus exposed through the streets in
open day.
Arrived at the magistrate's oifice--that Of John
ID. Clark--the officers made their accusation
Without giving the details, suffice 1t to say that
they attempted to forcibly enter her domcil by
breaking down the door, which che manfully de-
fonded. The law may protect them in this act
as previous proceedings Of dstrain for rent bad
taken place; but still II Is believed that they, even
IN this, adopted not common but remnant OF the
old feudal they may take who haze the
power A young lawyer, who was witness 10 the
disgracefuI scene, volunteered as counsel for the
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Bosros, Nov, 24.-Thc Canada arrived her
this morning in time to forward her mails by tn
early train.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-06
'RiSCE ALBERT.
ru,uIs ceebrs,ei sacc horse will make his a

FHyIIl5 celebrs,ed :acc horse will make his a
next season M the Bowling Green, IN bS[T>
the County ot Caroline, two miles igoIl Hii! TS
ford Depot on he Richmond, Frcdertcks -L-l-
burg mud Potomac Railroad, and once every nin'h DAY
pass Central on, in Caroline, OCcupsca, in Essex Port
Royal IL Caroline, and Sposylvenn Court House. thc
low price OF 500 paid before the OF June and so II
paid after the and $40 insurance; 10 bs paid As soon
tho is a,cerian" 10 be IN iaa or Is parted WITH
cne dollar tho Groom IN every instance He received
the last Virginia a. rIcGltura Far two premiums.
ir best Stallion OF any breed exhibition, and the
ether second bh.i thG -grCt Stallion and also ia"
next week INC RQrpn!sn0C Aver agricultural Fair,
tie hr.t premium thu best thorough bred S;alCI The
ets, Islhons in ;ie were ;s competitors for these
p:.snS.
prince At-r, /. rch dn;k zorro. horse, up
wards of ave .c, .ur Gccs h, H. OF tine boG:, great
s.r al,t most elegantly md svuicr!c6lIy formed IL"
~. rrsi hy s aie John WiCk.I4n and was got by i..
pof j Irr,ravr, OF Eutnws dsnl. by me co.mati
..r nrlg- AI- :. uiu by ShylocE lne'rf oeare! ms
a. dam g Bile ilZc (t.I' best son oi imported 1870.
u; l' famous raceHoiS', 'oe'oh an" '''
,,er 10 M k1n,- Fiorz.s best SOM his sss DAM hy
imported h,lrrrnu g.-.. dam by Imported Clpckisst,
y,P, ,,r ly r,.r.;ed Synimc'- old WIlIH:r. whose <
dam u. ,r. ,,pvor'"t nit'y Fisher Tuckahoe, Du
Guess O, H.rIDuro,;gE Arairc, Robin Brown. Boston,
Eu'sw pruca lDer and nRiy other distinguished IN
Ger. ,ye-. descended Mr. WickIans old Alderman
maze ~ George O. Walden. o; Richmond and Capt
Marin o: Gvoch,sud vino trained and Prince Albert
s. uauy Inrs. e fashionable Courses. against
the '~ dry from sixteen iIr., say
tsi b. mur-. great sp"e1 and bottom, having
ruu I'll" So = tOur years. twenty six miles
pai travelled hUE3~. aud ii;y miles IN three wecks
ter':ug IL" r".. i.,r" ~ ;u, 'li.r IN IA" STATE.
Warden n"I Casa. Martin consider him The best race
Eor,e e t- 4ay i,r .ut4r par;cuar apply Tor large
Lsrioi- GRAY bOULWARE,
FEB .t--,w'''t E,W..u. Green, Caroline
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-06
THE WHIG PRESS ENDORSING nrA1E

-
We had not thought that the Richmond liIis was
so far infected with know-Sotlfngism as to under
take an apology for the anti-savery vote of Beae on
the proposition TO abolish the save-traie in tho Dis
trct Of Columbia In its issue of yesterday however
the Iihig performs this service for tho know-No
thing nominee, with what effect leave it to the
candid judgment of its reader. TO determine. We
wish only to call the attention OF the people of Nir
giua to the fact that the leading organ O: the Know
Nothing Wing party, far from rehuknG the treach
cry of Bcae attempts justification OF his conduct.
And upon what pitiful pretence' That Cass, Doug
las and other sound men of the North, voted for the
same measure AS if no higher standard of South
ern feeling and principle is to bo applied to the repre-
Ssl'"tives of Virginia, than TO Northern ,ncn The
'h' conccals the facts from it's readers, that this
o'e '"r the abolition of the slave-trade iii the Dir
NV '' Columbia was given by Beac nsairst tho eul-
p''' protest Of his State and in crisis when sin-
'''""se OF detection might prccipitate disas-
uo"s result upon the South.
''u'' '"o '"'S affects to be so ready and frank i'll
replying 10 h'err"Gatores we call upon it to say ii
approves orcohCens thls vote of Beae for the ab
clifton OF the sHve'trade in the Disnc, If Columbia
Here s distinct inquiry; We will soe vbs,her yp ,,t
precise and satisfactory reply.
We can but infer from the course Of the ~, tho,
tho party of which it is the organ in this s,o,s -,
CARDS the vote Of Beale for the abolition Of ,h so "a
trade in the District Of Columbia perfectly proper
at least not deserving of reprehensou. They on.
dorse the candidate, and they approve his principles.
unless they expressly dsavow them. This is another
fact which the people of Virginia will not fail to re-
mark.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-06
kOSSITIi.

guHlIlS line bred young ro;ing stallion having 49,
II commenced his season nt the stable OF the cIItASSN
subscriber on the Mrchanicsvi!e Turnpike. on"-I<-4-
u,r IRON. tnc city q Richmond will, On Monday. the Sd Of
,arl De- Il the farm Nr Robert pUan near Petersburg
vhs., lie will also make regun: stand OF two days III
ssc weak ,hrou, hour the season. In passing 10 aud from
Tt,sr,bure lie will make short stay az the farm Of Mr.
Henry W.nrce !ea. the hsway house. giving persons
t.s. aei:hoIAoot opportunity OF securing his serv
Tie season will expire The 2Gh Of June Terms,
the season. prapuG, SO payable at The close oil the
sc son Groons lee 81 kossuih Is rich dark brown,
ave zoe; ;hr-c accs high OF creat muscular power "nd
.yrGery OF tom ioce disposition, ana can o his mile
.s:e Of hree n!nue. HIS co.'s arc equal 10 any IN ,e
eva, ~ six u!yN;a, Old.
PEp,~RsE --r|q- ,.ri oy thst celebrated trottias
horsc New York ysc. !iUk, OF the iroiting mare
lndy 0: the LAKE Kv>eu:G - not cGercc horse 0N'
be!uu.s u IL tro;tin. lerry, and tie best IN America"
whose pedigree AID performances can po iNccn uNcA Tor
more ,hGn hal century and Claim him 70 DC the pur-t
bred ..ons Stallion thu; has evor made season II Viz.
gina.
For fur,hor particulars respecting pedigree, &c, see
bills.
Persons sending from distance can have them
we'll akon care OF my stable, forty per day
ichn March 20 la5S-3iI-. IL / SMITH
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FVI II LE4HWF'
MuAI T. KEON .EOIuIEGISNIl


Eh"", N"h."@rM - F''.+n'o'' .""'';u! ~.
ie:'i WITH pam" i"''" :" i!'r rep t''t'"'H' e&'"l
81 ih' hht!vh iL"t' Ai' S'as it"'.r W
character hy which 'a' :'i1I!, ic A~;ihsG~iicd'--
nr old hI@ parry ""N.d irit'ri ilt"iGh ever. ssh
ii The po,iIrU! aD,Iu' (" defeat II" ii"!Ire %! III
p'ino,rat.r pH:tE - TN Sid'" LEen!r>, hrHiin~
..I,s b"iray iiIrr own Pgri"-r H"" offer an ui:N 10
I.- understanding. lH!raH "i shImiiIaG WIN i"-
-.Giir. 10 uit former ag.;", aaI !"'iriE- t"h III"
r.,ITaa Ike m,ri WORTHY ui tho uaHt" tr"y hdE" al
r.r-i fh.mar!v, Elti! III" Ga,Tusu,.i" of ever l.
H. Im IA, .g,1s,.n to 1t certain lis p,rp!t; known
, IN. uu,,uttl,r IA ,i4 ,..uu-r, cd q5,a,ii 81 ...r
,i;,, I.i,,r, ii .n.i T., ., L,..... ihr. at,-,aul
a. n,.oJ. tt r.,,lIii., H.. ;iy-f .,.riual Iisll II
r u.,rl. II L. l.. ;L. ir,ttt ui rr:rntIrn' better
LrI tL.y r,,u,li ,v,;h L ;,.lu, p.- i,4,lius L. a
L,t,t Iin,y far this .!hut.rul.- rpi. - III. iu
eur E,.d "u! 70. w,a; l.tn,."i. pnrp".rs It Inay b."
.r,,ti.,. .y..,. ,,. ti,-f -,,tu.- .I. d,l iiIIu.
, l.. .,n,...d tIr- n-f rl.sid.utir! election
.,rslly cr,pr... ;n. WIZ panty. H.. policy UDw 1a
a. ....nIc .n,..., ~ kurw Nothing, bat rm"y IL na
Wii-i Hence, III. n-w nam. Ipr things and those
nv. ,.uri,,lra this .r, and water mixture, al Ca'.
-, ..,t,,. They ru tlpon the principle that
,,,,,,, man do not consider whether Ihcy follow the
"r,si GOOD az the good seeming. lh"y knn" also,
there If a m.pnr:I-m ~ mystery thai attracts The
mimi puJ wi!nrcrr Lead. iu bcw..dr. Is almost saIt
IT,, f:,ury r.unti.g. nj t.,. coIlseuucn
al ,,. . ..,. ,..: ;c curiu.liy is before the in-
lrrf the rnn,.i;lr w ant a I.r.. .u. Il Is Ir0ra.
' ,i. ,- ,l,,t ,,,l ,r. ;,r .,i!v ,Iun,. aud tu.,
,,..... ,Ir..!,. m lie. r.. i... ami urriiI-
,.,s IF i.;r ir,....r..m lu ,l,ot...y,. tin, new
.,I , ,.I .,,,i,,.f.t, ,.,.u. n f,,... Il, hI .,,
L,,,If ,,. ~ ,Ir,, /, b.n., the mot ,.-
,,,,.i.,. ,-..., If ,l,.... rl,. Y..:y:.rrL il! an,
cuu'..rv I. influence, Viii ne io- III; internally,
willis 80. y.n! II -r.rnt vii iiG>.n IT," iu.trc II III"
sa;a;,'. n,s..r +, !., f., nu.....vr- W" will be- dis
,.l."! !y "llrr. E.rry a.u.irr'Iru ~! -"c'"v wi!
IL. Affected h4 thi. u.,Y order, d, i.i.,lry hru- t"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-06

NJ" ivEE. Arnl&.-il!r -:,aa.a! 9.a.. -.
."r I'm: arrived with II i!"nna date 20 o.. ..fi In
LtiIi-d Sit:'S steamers Princeton a.i ruit r~. .
p"rt--a.l well. Ia" ! alton va, ;g.lfi -: .,... Z
the 3lst
Numerous additional! ntlr.f- .4! Lo.r ,a- ,. ,,
Havana, amongst them Don tnllnr tGsrt!,a. 'r-.
ag"l oi q bhnk, and Drn .i'"It=. w"a:a; Jip-,.
Then Dni offence !. believed ~ TO uu.ra- ,.x.la-
aOn- "f -ymva'hy lur Pinto.
Mr. Robertson the acting lnci %.S'za Er.sm.
Understood tn hav" -an' IA ~ strong ,.rr....; at
the ~ called t:,Nl ~ i':a.nr"s ana y.rA POI. e., t.
inddr"i IN" Captain t'Go.u.;J .:,s ,Gc caa.":.r..
Hpnni-h M:i.,I ~ " 3s'Iug.ya Geiyr- ,r.....
s..tii"n," MO execution.
rhc announcement haG pprs t,rti IL. "a o,..
rhii"; -! c"!orcJ m..,t4f were 20 h" r='g. =. .
lir"GuA
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r.ry,uoND ESQUHRER,
--,,,,rrp DuIy srMfwErEif' ASp ".,hL,,
r,TcUIE. PRYOR \ pi NNA'->Hf'

ay rap seven dollars P a"nSIn num- ana eM al om me
Is -? ,,Tr.l, taken ;Or sHottcr petioG '''h ONO
r. 81 ~ Som, Weekly rve dollars per "hnn,n ana
!H. S' - X months payable III advance 70 os Rd'a
t"s'e "'. " -, ,,,niri ~ m"i peS'pA'u' OF BIN uoH'
90 i"' v-a, v-',, t,- ,a.i oi the yeaf ,,,
peg ani,"! ~ ~ r~,,lrrv = rU0h'hca every "euhesuey
l"e ","SS ~ s,n,.u paid IL advance or iof e. ~
nioT"'- !. no, mad" N sG'"ne'' e.uuEn"h s Is
when r"ym'a ,. N ;gc 'o!ow'ns ratio; Tor $40 SIX
maze - ,a Weeks Enquirer wA .' 'u qua ". ~
cop,'s O! XIV StJ ,ae!y tour copies ana 80 On IN
,hc ssmc prorGriS@, or sDvFRTIsING
S,,,Wrrslr and IhE WEEKLY-For TEN
lS Ihn fy.; in crDa seventy hvc cents; or each SUB
.r,Isp Insertion INV cSa'- - ~. - -, g.
80, NV cents xpG every succeeding insertion iwon,
....- /; M week. twice week. or
-, q week. 3:rry aad halt cents Tor each
im,,;;lD a,.r. :ssr "r-i.
"', ,,.:..,r> are charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
rI N :t proportion ;or svcg,is emen,s OF greater
In .ycaIf Lottery Vendors sna Auciioueers, who
%',.fi -lOt. paper inciUicdD
Il, Up,uurrs and Tribu.cs Of Respect exccodinG
.,,sr - ,,,.,s a.. charge, iUr IA advertisements.
G,.,rc. rom distance must be accompanied with the
l.cc :: satisfactory references 10 Insure execution
- Il, IuEs this Office may be rcn'iicd per mail! Ill
and ays,rhlo Bank notice the ri.k OF the E;i'or-
Of eli lstlerS t;!np sQd hy tbe rri:crs The posi-
" lie letter il scarcely ct any account To the wil
-, l. :mc accumulation OF postage III an extensive eu
So. which operates as serious tax upon Editors.
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FROM ESSEN COT ErY.

T.,3r Ej.'Dg. ot ft- EHyo,,t'.
IArrAEa.suCK. EssE. torHTY,
March 9Th iS3J.
Gentlemen, In il,t- Senatorial D,s;rctlhr Drmoc
r..y are iu!lr aroused, AMI nicTt rolling up arE"
uuaiogi. ur vi aui 10" ticket. IEc reliable men
.,: !hc party viii ii" tE",r duty. a!i illustration
o! the .;f~nG and Aarmouy oi the party or Srna-
;or, g. L. Dru.a ai,ioG. one ot " blttcl'st and
.r.r-; dangerous l".s 81 the hnuwS"imgS /. run-
ulai- without opposition.
IL "uT last Count, i" people were. addressed h'
senatorial i.!'rt"r, wh" although probably III"
y"un."st crCt"i ia TIA" Stale j. "u" "f IN" most fi
rr.ti. mean William X. Nrirli. "i hinE W Ii!inim
III. nircsa was pronounced st ins;r!!y ri"rf aui NJ
inrl.i evidence T.. the iai,mi7 Ut L!1 grandfather
Patrick Henry. ma"Ug t"rH iran 'in,itcd 10 ne Il"
scan,!;Int. Iii. fierce. hrshui:- uF"h li' hnpw.N"'
ihinrs made several otihu "D,I'r y y. t"iE"t cry
oui IN the meeting E"ldy exposing III" machinery
of the Order IT,. rage "t the km"w N"tmnga MAS The
vcry best evidence "f the i"rCc ri hi5 blow. llis
speech waR enthusiastically apP"n!r'i by h'5 party
Down IN thi. rcrion '''lr rtyrHgH - M> h d"c-N"
;h",s" l. the aughIug stock OF all seHribi" men "
is all hunibug,
I'm haste vnura Best -LiSU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-06
E1RlDAY MORNENdz,. AH'EsGG1 6, 1855.

,.', l''' u - right 10 nbil" Gg tn" Constitution
80, =. "''''h =" iar. wuii IL tn" 'r'!"' "i per
~ '''' ''.'.''r'.t - :..".rc' a. H"; '.;i'- 81.
,''' ." ~ "r"ye t,ia. a un."r 81 III" H'd"'r'
I 'i '.'' yer? i"tu"' rrnn"t '' "'"ntHn.
e" i ''a provisions a.c yi".ar, to liz" injury mmd "P
i'.'srr'i 81 any p"iil"i! at She cuy,.,irvT.v.
- ~: :" ','' r'"N who sustained Southern r!-,t,
~ %"'' hn"ip !.''r. they w"r" very near hr,mg rh
"'i"f' "h,"t.E VA" iE"'" VA" sustained ia" South
III the i&tr 'i-"i"i, ~ New York when tiny,.unr
SymuU! III" friend ~ 'I., South. Ma. .,,..,l th.v
wr., very n"nr h"m.; Ill ti.u minority ,, nlrnni:
every where ii"F Present an tn!u.nr ARA OF ,ilu-
hrI Ia :rsGfd - t!5 "nt ,naI and con
srryH!iyr party, have no: Loub; that the: wall
ru.u. up Ia the rescue 81 ;nr Constitution ,II ll.
un!rn. "Elrhnrd viii Il" htuc".i ugaii" III. form.
lat!uu "l f"ir ",l-. - m" lad in the sand Int IN
c au!.I rJc!. ot ci",ani truth and Justice
.Yru,l, crushed w. ..ril -i.sil ri... uysi,
FE~.rrI "ni- 90, iiu,! ~ !.r!S
Ial. error. gsJ.ui,d, wr,,c. IL pain
8a! r"~ rind A"I ""t.n'rP"rs.
Not O.. witb IL" i,ins w.;. ro,f"r"d toy ,h-s-
9ir.rt "r cslzy fanatic. i#"y VIII Tad" away like
ih- I,a..I.--, !ai.! ic 81 Il VI ,uu.
What. ily! - the duty ut the Suu;h' What tnlcr
j. the lnIH "l -al''y! 10 urrv,t m.S hG"w- E"jhimg
nn.rrm! J" regard Il asa i.u;am Is"r.c filled with
armed men, drilled "md Gl@cpT'" ;"r nn attack 'li
tn riral oi our rights ana l.h-Iti"s, a'' I" "Eca.m
win Tie old i.ri1a,
"sI..u..i pr,.-u- Duu. '.ra,'.-"
-, let n buckle 10 our Northern iIioudP viii.
rights. uui lr honest c'a!-.aut ~ tho" r%!s, t!''
..inv.i"ut ~ which ~" well calculated la make
an ;ncorgup:b., freeman "i him.
Bv sticking close 10 iG"ut., by '!"in2 2-lnS.icr
and loving m.rry-bv extending Ia NIL every iran
rhi.c. every right, every prvl"g" conferred by the
Constitution. shall uir-hsi pnr'N at the polls,
w"rth more :" II. iham ~. arm w,ih hnmntrs
Tho c"ur,r ii the kro" Nothing. towards th..e
'"lh'''s and Foreigners, o.,' d'rE, them nio the
Constitutional party '.'r with he. art aIon" can
they hfuE" II nope "i "u'uT.ns the privilege
"i rsi1crshi.'. Bat d" not b"ii"y" th.y regain.
mach 'giv!n.; :hcr political instincts, trrr - th..
needle E." ih' i"i' pom. {" ih.. south w!cr, ih"y
ha"w lhric right hny" been SUSTAINED FROM Ii" IL
rrptiun If IT," !""cruur:t, ani through Ih" day. u
The alien and sripn .tw i",vm Tia. ur,".ru move
m"nt 80 DRilyr w,r!! what feeling tl.ss rrnp.r
hayh lett tn" nations %! .uGug". i'r moment rhrY
.aUrir he .1rTi -, ut hnr.r" they perceive ttn;
ri, II only hop" -; .'uv admitted 10 rh rgivIirg-.
tree lay" ,Iti, .:iUIt"uGi garv the South
aui il attic. When :iir-" great n'rr"t- b.c"m"
coGar!.trei with the" ;,su.."nHl parTy"i ia" H".ti.
Gni III. sGnr i,ag;v Al tn South. may rest shi..
hrd-on. right. viii b5.H.;E,n"! &, ihrFnlg. ~, ahail
Lu saved the alternative al rGymG tn" str"II arms
nrl stout hearts "f IN the resort
which! may God IN his infinite mercv forever avert
OLD VIRGINIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-06
ANTI-KNOw-NOTHING TRIUMPH.

The glorious Democracy OF Lynchburg have
achieved n signal triumph over Know Nothinsism.--
This is the result OF municipal election in that city
on Monday
LYEcHBURo, April 3.-The local elections came on
here to day. There was great excitement. Inc n!a'
contest was between Royal Ant-kno" N"'nrnS ,n's
and Brown, Know-Sothing, for the "ihce "' . i.s"
Constable. Royal was defeated 10y only nht
billiard, Ant-Know Nothing candidate was on ,
IThe majority for Gen. scott in lsj2? was .S,; The
Anti Know Nothngs are in great glee over nus vi,
liant victory The Know Nothings are down u, '',o
mouth. Al the close OF the polls three ''''e''
given for Wise. o., ;u;,,. o,.e.
In 1851, Summers tWhg) had ;'6l MINORITY over
johnson (DemocrstI for Governor.
The Know-Nothins WhS press have lie el-
fron,ery to represent this as Know Nothing IN
umph 1t is the only scrt OF victory they Will wh III
this State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-06
A!.c EMNRLELAND FOR SALE.

W EM''r Tor sale beautiful Flrm ia tho county OF
w.. AosinHri" lying On the Eastern slope of The South
,r,I pm IVA H''"' from k"sw;ck Uhc Virginia Con.
, uS,o"s"i :" ,S Gtn'e" and arxandrm Rnil Ron5 one
ne. I 1t S conn, yI3' %o i !o en-, Sq: grovcnsn Saf
THREE AND ONtTHlRu AC,ftsn AND TWENTY
cleared well enc!ored and III hb .,,, Vi " Urn are
PSn' s tse dHn rTTlGsF q IN w".s e Gons are all
f"oTs hall and pHsssc", snt n lar - %'fn'S zen
't"d III the very bcs: s'yl" Tho location = Is n
..i I'"niy ana variety o. scencry 'r h"h and t, r
rum"r residence j; is particularly ic-gai. country
III hours ride Of Richmond q, Wr,i;,., .-"th'
Ie':s: is preferred some 300 OF IL
csa B.. rad &; fair price Reference unv pr h ''ig
James iiert OF Abemare, Keswick Dciu, or ~ MI 4'
r Il E-5n and John Jones OF Richmond bu, ,",.n
AZ" r'C'rs:~i to examine .or thomsclves \ HART
My'",.i 5 knswick Depot, Albemarle Virginia