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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-02
J. T.. HESDRICk, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JACKSON

At II lurce and respectable meeting Of the Democ-
racy Of JacSaou county, Virginia, held AT the Court
House on the lelh day Of February, iS'>, Ut beng
the Gr.iiay of The Grand Jury term John i. Thomas,
i son, Leg, wa. appointed Chairman, and q. l.. L.
liincsmHp, Secretary.
F.P. Taruer, Lsq, in some appropriate Remarks
explained the object OF the meeting:
ON motion Of Mr.. Turner, the following resolutions
were then unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the selection of the candidatcsm cGo
by the Staunton Gonvcn'ion 10 be the standard bear.
ers oi,hc Democratic perty IN ~ present canvass. vii!
receive the cordial ana hearty sAE!o;c u Tic Dcmoc'
racy of Jackson.
Resolved, Thut as Democrats we know OF ana rc
cogn!se no political organization tor the purpose oil
carryiI. ouf the views and principles OF our party,
save aud rxccr: the Democratic party.
Resolved. That haiiiEg. rs we do, the nominees al
the Stauntou Convention Il. persons on whom the
confidence of the Democratic party ca.. :est secure,
md believing that the principles OF Tie Democrats
party III! most conducc I" the welfare, prosperity
and glory of out Enion and State, and believing that
the nominees OF the party sill carry out in good faith,
the principles for which we i,a'G ka''iri =" long, II ID
the duty .. every good Democrat ~ rai., Frohrd the
r.aniar.i OF his pnrty and use ali honorable hssn: i2
secure ihs triumph.
Resolved. Tint - be appointed e. committee TO
extend 10 tho Democratic State Candidates All invita-
ton from tho Democracy of JdcE con, 10 TX upon n
tine at which they will meet and address The citizens
OF our co.pty.
On motion, ;,le blank in said resolution was filled
BY appointing +. I. T.rner, George Grow, Miles ia
cobb, Jacob Ingrahan. Lemue! Crislip, Hugh kyger,
John Greenlcaves, John 7. TLoIrusson, and u.
L.. l.. H%inesnau.
On motion of +. p. Turner, VI. Il. Armstrong,
Eplraim Evans. Robert Park, Miles Jacob, a. q.
Ingraham ALram Mccoy, aud David Litton, were
appointed u committee to report Oh Executive Com,
inIttcc OF Vigilance, and a committee for the several
districts Of jackson county; which committee re-
ported the following gentlemen:
EXECUTIVE CcMNIrrEE- list District, George
Crow; ID do. Robsrt Park: I'd do. +. 7 Turner eth
do. Henry Holbert; 18th do. Z. II. Tlonnsson; 9TH do.
VIM. X. Gotf; eth do. Miles jacob.
COMMITTEES OF THE DISTRICTS.
!. George Crow, William Mccoy, George Rice
Abijah Hunt.
2. Thomas Anderson. VIM. Park, VIM. Slaveus.
David Barden. VIM. Curtis. Michael Grow.
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KNOW-NOTHING PROFESSION AND PRAC-
TICE.

Tue Wbigs OF Pennsylvsuia are having their eyes
opened to the hypocrisy and corruption OF the new
parry The Harrisburg correspondent of the Phila-
drlphia .Ners, 10 speaking OF the nomination OF Gu
meron by the Know-Sothiug caucus, calls the act "A
deed the most foul tina, ever darkened the political
uunals of Pennsylvania" lie goes on to say:
1t was accomplished by tagrant, unmltigated cor
ruption alone and il will be in vain Tor the men with
Wbig anteccdents, who participated IN THIS political
crime, " deny that they gave their votes 10 Cameron
ior q coGS!XSrattoH.
This il tbs first Of the ".Aucrican' party III tins
State, which yagu.ed so loudly in the preface Of It's
dc,rrlninul!u. 10 rhrog oil the pirates who have so
lonc infested the body petite. Well have they NJ
tested their sincerity by nominating The most notoi!-
ously corrupt man in the STATE VINO never &C
coanplished anything politically but With money!
70 exhibit the turpitudo of these men ~ III 'n9s'
rl,riuy ligt!, il must Uc known that Cameron a!ll MS
personal friends wcre the most ui!rcientnlg c!irllics
the "Kuow- Noibipga' bud in The State. No sooner,
however, WA, Tie result IF jas; falls election asccr-
tanned than liz craw!cd into tie Order by some BACK
track, and uoS bagS from them Il set inthc SenaI" o.
the cnifcd Sui,cs!
Camerou's letter, which we have published, a,'6I''
ed tho most unadultera,ed abolition sentiments. ~ or
dp 10 secure N. caucus know-Nothin- nomination.
and vet, Southern Know Nothing organs openly eH-
ultci in the nomination vi such a man for tue lofty
most of United States Senator! Does not every days
revelation exhibit Know-Nothingism il The most re-
voting aspcct-u monster TO bc transp!cd nniri i""'
hv every Southern man
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CHEERING

We have conyersed with several gentlemen 81 III
trIligence, one from Eastern and one from Western
yirgiu,n-G1c n whig, and the other q doinocrat--
within the past wcch, -ho informed us that itr. Wi=e's
prospects are cheering, AMI that nc goHldica.rI the
entire democratic strength. The whig "as ron
Culpcper county. He stated that there were whigs
IN that county, who would not act with tie Know
Notbin.s, and who, Tia good wing ticket j. not PRE-
sentea for their su.,rnces, viii vote for Wise. II"
also stated that when Nr. WISE w6- in that county hr
exhibited the Books Of tho Order, which he had III his
ta,iois. lie gave the boot. OF interpretations 20 4
friend, who sai IN IN opposite pnrt Of the room from
Wise, when the latte. read from the figures What the
book ofintt rpre:atiOns contained. Acknowledging,
prominent in the order, wns present, to whom Mr..
Wise appealed 10 know il the books were not genuine.
After grcnt hesitation, aud considerable twistlnGi he
acknowledged that they were. That know.Nothing
is now on triel before I'll" Inquisitiou.- >t'"'f0a
E,Nfic1lor.
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\ WEEK LATER RON CALIFORNIA VIA
NEW ORLEANS.

NV ORLEANS, Feb. HS.-Thc steamer Daniel
Webster arrived here Ia. day. with California dates L"
the gth inst. The steamer Cortos brought down Oh
III" Pacific side halia million il. gold and rs Lnsscu-
g-rs. y Ui whom camc To this city.
:, meeting q! nativ" Calitnrminus was held on tie
9Th Ia rukc mraYlrcs for n wholesale emigration 10
sonora In escape heavy taxes and "ppras-i".
Tue miners were again suffering for a want ni wa.
,.r. The Kerr river mines had produced very extern
sivrlv.
The Question with r"sdrri +" tho l. y. Senator VIVA
still uulccIicI. At the latest date il wa- before the
legislature and iurty.tour ballot Lad bern taken
without n choice. The same persons heretofore men
toned in previous accounts w,16 voted tor The
friends III Senator GwiI were gate sangn;nc Of
tuai .uGce--, kct The matter YRS treating great po!:i..
cal excitement.
Accounts from the UiinirG resiGn, were In,.e !avo.a-
biz, and n Inrgc amount u gold wss being obtained
Gnl some further ncy; GiEcu"-r:ee VI ~dIggiHss.
Over -c,ru!y dead bodies mad been recovered from
the wreck "f the steamer Pearl, aud Others wrr" mis-
sing. Many -, Tie .;vgnded, II WIS thought conld
not survive.
Indian difficulties end outrasra IL tie iGteri.r were
increasing, and causing considerable alarm.
Later ndyi@oa had been received from the Sand
wich islands, but ~ no spec!a, %inolront.
AG"icc. LGI also been received from Oregon q! Il
later date. bur not of much Importance.
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WASHINGTON CITY ITEMS.

WA.HISGroS. Esb. 2S.-The United States Agrl-
cultural Society commence their third annual sos-
sion to-day st The Smithsonian Institute. Twen'y-s'x
States were represented. Col. Wilder's sdd..+s on
taking the Chair was warmly received; and, after the
appointment of the committees, the Society adjourned
ill Tomorrow.
This evening George Washington Parke Iustii
lectured on the agricultural chaIscte. OF hi father, by
adoption, George Washington.
The session has thus opened with favorable ausp;-
cfs. The agricultural talent IN has been ael-
dom equalted.
a proposition sill probably be made in the Senate
tomorrow 10 establish al oceeu mail, as q substitute
for that which ceased by the withdrawal O; tbs Gu.
nard line between New York and Liverpool.
Mr.. Bolton of Indiana, has been confirmed as Con.
sul ct Genera.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

AhNIVAL OF TIT STEAMSHIP IANADA.
HALIFAX. March 1.-The steamship Canada, with
Liverpool! dates Ia the Eth February, arrived early
this morning. Her dates are three days later than
those by the 81. Louis.
From the seat of war, there Is little or no additional
news. Affair remain the same a. Inst reported.
Tie pence conference WINS 10 open NJ Vienna on the
Goth February. Lord John Russell had left London
fur Vienna 20 assume the Office "t pleripotcntinry OF
the Erlti-l government in the Confcrrnc"
The Western Alliance lad Lcrn t.rthci -tfGnsihen
O by The accession uf Naples.
C";tna III Liverpool continued quite dull; prices
particularly IL the lower qualities, having a declining
tendency. The business If the wcsk amounted 70
5000 bales, mostly To- the ,ra,lc. Brcadstitf- were IL
very limited demimi, mnl prices Of all descriptions
were a ehnlG lower. Western Canal Flour is quoted
hy Brown j. Shipley at rs. n 46s; mixed Corn lbs:
Thee was IT.: hul" change in business generally, And
thc ;iIn, wcr- very dnll-C"nsol- closing for gucs"
tiuns n 20, n "a.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
TcIrgrnrhcd for the RiramonJ Epoui,e,
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER sT 1orI.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER ST. IOrIs
Nrw YORK. March The Steamship ST. Loui.,
from IIavrc. vim Cowcs, bringing Liverpool pnp.r. T.,
ri" lith Of February. arrived today. Mr.. SouI, j..
The Canada arrived out on Tho I7th January: the
Herman on the 18th.
There j. nothing Of important" from the Crirnea.
Lord John Russell ~is-h"rily ~ proceed To Vienna
To net rs British Pcllipor"ni!ary NJ the Conference.
In .lr Liverpool markets, Cotton WIS UirlIar,yut
IN. sales of two iavs amount Ia 10000 bal"-. Bod
stuff, are unchanged, with n limited business. Goa
.ol- for account closed Mt 81 a Hl!:
The Paris corr, spondcnt of the London Daily News
saws Mr.. So,r!r considers the scheme 10 pilrchass
Cuba lis completely Knocked IN the head.
Parliament was 10 rc-as-embie Oh the 10th.
Dispatches from Lord Raglan dated 9Th, report
the weather as fine. with severe frost at night. The
huts were being erected with much difficulty.
III" first detachment al British troops from India
hni arrived M S.rL.
A trlcsra,llir despatch rom Vienna states that H..
CZar had issued n manifesto. amber date ot 81. Peter.
burr. l9;h February, in which ne calls the entire u'St
population 10 arms.
An additional force OF three hundred thousand Is =
be dispatched {" III" trim'a.
Tie latest datc- from Sebn-tOpnl are 10 the 81;
January. The weather was then growing mIidcr. a
despatch from Nnrna To 18th February, says that thin.
" thousand Ottoman troops had been l'nl"d al Eu
pnt5rIu. Others On the march tor ' arna would ci.-
bark as soon a n rived
The French government has advi"rS from EarnR
to the 9th February, which. state In. Omar Pashs
had lc!r for Bcru-r> t" inspect th" cavalry and maya
zine. On hi, return h. would embark definitely fer
Eupa,pr!a.
The Russians were cncamped partly IN tho rii"-ci
NJ Alma nnt B,lbec, n,.d partly ut Simperopol anl
it, euvIrnnE.
Gen. uIrich. with his ,,un,.Is set of for tho Crin"n
on the 3lth January. The Egyptian rctniorccn'cn's
Ind arrived.
The artiller. IN Scbastopol kept up IN inrcssant
fire during the night, and Lie allies replied during tlIr
dRv.
The Journal dc 81. Petersburg Of Feb. 81, contain,
nm address from The Gnu to the Cossacks, exprc,,ing
his confidence that they will night rouraSc"usly l..
the Church, the Throne and ;hr country.
The Inln mail brin' - dates tom Hong kons t"
gil, nrd Bombay 20 January 18th. Tho
Burmese envoy had demanded n rcsti uion ri p Ga,
which was Icrcmp;orily refused. Al Canton mat
tiers are still threatening. Trndr Is quite depressed.
E,,bauce on Canton l.. Cd, Shanghai 6s. ODD.
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COMMERCaal. RECORD,
RICHMOND MARKETS. MARCH ], lSs

y
s5' The following quotations age wholGanin. FOR rtna'l
ordri- higher prices wiI! b." charged.
B~ACON-Cty cured and Sr tE Irid. hc: round. s!0lJ
r'nt-; W",'"rll lids =. Should. I.G73. Iinns .DgIr"
Western BG.@'d, llt&;j, Queen Cry l!ru non" in mlaI
kct, 4M"",. ciry Shoulder, = SorIh Carolina hogr ruri
gG 10: Yniu- I2c.
DCTTEH-Primo Country Ea.trr, :5aeG cts; do. 90.
sh"u .-cA1 "t-i oil Hni Ir!r.Ior. l9Glic...
Hi~l>IIA&-*ii g!r. y T.
COiiS MI iL--Hj Il - = hga"r.
GOHN.-~j It r:t c.Gts
COTTON-Tran-nc,igus in Cotton are Ssry limited here.
COTTON YARSs-!7dls c,.. cn.h. Cotton ceras,e,
cAHbLEs-Tarow ID cent. y Ii. l4ckson's 10. i5i.
CoAL-Amhrari,c > 80 p ton nltumiuous average
lict-. 2 b"-hcli f,": Iodllc: lump isic
CUFfEL-l;i" lu@il ct-.i Lasunyrn !iHla Java ..
hIi3, stock !:Iit Mech" ~ 70 -.
flA%SEED-:l Ji@I 80 + hU'trl.
fIaTEiES-I!re '.orso i1mis cs. Demand in.
~irt:vnl- have brcn good tAn- week., aid super
nur Is brisk al :, -
R"r".s North C"r9linr gross, - 80 family
Roc, in bbs - 40. in hail bb!., siid4!!, Clipped, "a
g;.. aha! ga" II hbL .Nao.,d, 80. !, si-Gp Y
NJ. 40. :! 81; 80. 3, So 40. :. $50. -, ll"ir.s
rippei--So.I $50 - 20 40. - 49,.
GrAroWDLE-Dupont and EnhnId Sporting. 7. =,
and iE!,s - - t. k". Bln-;ug.S" ."ds g. ~ u k"s,'
Gih%l:At.- ~ "''"a. e II.
tltNO W" quot" Peruvian 1T 80 %OhrirrIri from
rt"r" from whsrl 80. Nr>"-T g23. %
81 Herds .rhs- 81 20.
HlpES-Sinnsit"ir I'D, .! cent? = Il, green w..sL. --if
skim, .r""n. Si0l i2 No $phIi-h HIDES IN mark;
liA!~-3l t. cm;. hy H." ,nTs". From store 81 -
LlAp-T cts tot pig. .'''E! iar DER.
iME-r ~ - from wharf. 81 ~ IL sto.s
LARD-HrIme.lO. " ~: II! L css.l e.. IL pals 10 -.
MOlASSES.-acw or."na-, e % ct- = gallon Fo!
10 Rico 2Ga"sc; CubB. 2in2!.
OATS-S".y JjFaic. + hushcl.
oFFAL~-E:eG, zoe y baeiiel. shorts, AIc.i brown ''ga
i0c hip stun, Is.
pLA>TEh-Lunp Platter - '5a5 o" Dock. Ric5moai
ground -,
NYE-Sl Ingl H. y hu.Lcl
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LET SOUTHERN WINGS AND DEMOCRATS
BEWARE

The Connecticut Palladium, T. know-NotlIng pa
per, in speaking Of the mission Of iii. rev "rgaa'za-
ton, says:
When will The good work be finished "4'"M'
.Ne0,G.ku BILL T., reFrdisd-Es Frg",*r s. La"'
rs3oafI-Ae Iltim@! P,v,.o t&$t,n:a Yaa" an H.
5rgant,sI kfrrIeCiey-MS o0!cy 81 E~2g-.'!cr: ne"
or|yth,vxr, S!c1sry oLsEAsI ~ 'ke States or ~ Lr'."
Gissol.si. 7hr", ANp GOT UNTIL THrN,lc let the people
return 20 their old organizations and 'L,ir ancient
faith and practices.
How mauy Southern men srs wiiing &c join ,bi'
CIT >ads eSa;nss thein.clvss' fCyerGr.ti Foreas5Gei'
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>. Eli. Wright, 4. nlworil:, Vim. i. McMahoN,
jonathan llyre, Mason liowics. john j.. flslr"r.
/. David Lii,un, wilson Par>n's. John Green
leaves. john iIamiI"nl. Cioor@r Geek, and John
Wnvlri-h'.
). John ". Cain. j. Y. ThnnIns-on, Hugh kyGer,
Lewis II:rkInan. 4. &. I~nernhHn. aud james Riddle.
q. James \. Duai"l-, u. i. Armstrong. Lemuel
Cri-lip, john Rsil,"s, Gcorcc II. Wetzcl, aud AIexan-
DIR Board. 80,
!. \. W. Alkir". John Miiihone, Joseph White,
John Slavrns. James Harris, ard Solomon Cross.
GA motion. Resolved, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be published il The Richmond Enquirer, Ex-
aiuinrr and Pmker.bnrg News.
On motion, the meeting adjourned S.ae dt".
JOHN +. THOMA$S0N. Chairman.
n T n JJxr>N,S S.,.rr,urN.
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ONE DAY LATER FROM HAVANA

CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.-Thc steamship Isabel,
Cant. Rolline. has arrived, with Havana an! Key
West date. 10 tic 18th inst. Her advice. from Ha-
vuua are mainly coniirnntory Of those b. the steamer
Crescent City AZ New Orleans.
The blockade Of Havana IL not s"ainst merchant
vessels. bu, only armed vessels.
The new military governor of liavana, Garcia
Nuuux, late chief of the police. il feared nnd hated.
FrliS ma E..;"'"pc- were not present II, their trial
and did not even Know when I.DSl.rryG.
Tic ir!cat. San jncinto he'd arrived NJ Key West,
all well. to sui! again on the 4Glh for Havana.
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.IR. SPEECH.

On Monday last +. y. McComa., Esq, Of Kama
wha, the Democratic candidate To- Licut,4iant Gov.
rruur, was introduced Ia the people OF NN2"roc tS
cr. has au excellent voice. and uttcrs hi lnn"ung" III
II ui4;:n"t aud audible tone. Tie commenced 10y say
ing. that 70 fai Is ,0cRi interests Were concerned, III,
were the same Us those OF III" citizens Of Monroe. and
merely glanced AZ the subject OF Internal Improve.
Ineni., ana other State questions, p%rcterIlii. 20 tiac'"d
At once {" the subject Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. npoI'
~hlch subject he believed The people mainly expect
cd him 10 e,.ak. This wa, h- theme throughout,
the remainder Z, lie speech, and he bore blown
pretty heavily ON the KNOW othinss. The Court
House WIS crowded and he was listcnt! to attentive
w. Farmers FreHd.
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~
DIED.

p,FD. at l.it'le Plymouth. kins & 4ueeu co on tie iGil
sept, i-5j. JANIS MORTIMER, eldest con " Jrr. =.
an Maria q. Courl. y, aged IS ycnir. | month AMI 10 tuy-
p.,s.s sei oil every virtue hat could sdorn u hurmrn ,.lm..
snd The most beauil. u! AMI end"arIng traits OF character
thi- nnisblc Git geEt!e child ERs been nm, Npcct"i!y UE'n
l!oT his devoted pr"nt-, who anticipated his iuUrr with
80 much p!rHsarc. Nr:"r was there h y"Iru ..luTe highly
esteemed ~ more deeply regretted In 'Mc mnrn!"s %
lite, with bright prospects before him. hc b.. passed n""y
gulmv, peacefully and without n inurnur. MSy h. 'e''f-'
Il rhilci"d patents trus, where they canuc, trace the hand
OF their Heavenly Father.
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riiDRAWI

fity tirs3 ;1,abitan,s u Concord. n. H., have
s,suei a statement that they have Withdrawn from
the Know Nothing councils in that city. They say
the whole number OF Withdrawals in that town IL
about a hundred, aud the Patriot estimates that t!e
number in ,he state is FIFTEEN This
INDICATES that the democrats lue rapidly leaving the
lodges. md i. ali augury Of the success. ot the demo
,.rn.;~ r1;sr.
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i0t!t Editors Of tho Esqarcr.
G"RnoNsrILLE, ORANGE,

"""'ONsFILLE, URANHE,
FEB. ~, 1865.
dresses from. the candidates for the Senate npd House
OF Delcgates, MessrS. L.eske, Berry, snl Carbon If
Alexandria, and Blakey Of Madison, uddre.srG tho
Democracy; and their speeches will tell IN the an.
preaching election. AR. Wise will curry the AM.
ted Democratic vote, aud many Whigswho are
opposed TO the Kuow-Nothings. The disatcction ot
tue Democracy towards Mr.. W., if it ever existed to
any extent, has disappeared and gone.
There is now no opposition to the Democratic can
for the Senate, but it is thought that the
Know othings will either run q man OF their order,
VI, as is most probable, get an unstable Democrat
out, and eudeavor to defeat Mr.. W. i'll ths, manner;
but the effort will prove unavailing.
Yours, &c. 5,
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LAND NUINT1.

w.. em,hn 70 MY or other claims which may
b. entrusted lMf ne 20 : me. 1ts; r i 5es.onsO;e Compensation s;,af rom ss n 40
b. a, the Adjutan, Generals Office IN TIE oDP"''' ''" "
II o'clock, daily. D., Office cr irf. II the
Counting .:oomo OF D. 9. kandosph' "e'' ~
will he promptly attended 10 ru II p~rcu.EcaOS
March 2-c2t
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Sberard Clemsr,, Esq. The Elcc,or Tor tho Tenth
Congressional r:suior. vii address tie Democratic
party Is follows, viz:
MorgGntown, Mouonsaiia- Monday. February 18TH.
Manchester. Hancock-Monday, March l2th.
Holidays Cove, Ilancock-Tlursday, March 18th.
Cassvilie, Observation-Disclosures. March 10Th.
Rlacksvillc, MononSalia -lursday, March eth.
Warren, Monongalia-Fr.day, March 2Oth.
Fairnont. MISUNDERSTANDING, April I'd.
Kmrwood. Preston MONDAY, April 9th.
st. Mary, Pleasan.s-Tliuc"day, April l2t!i.
3iarriusrilt, W~ctze.-Frday. Apr! .tth.
Msdiieboa.ne. Tyicr-N"dnesday, April 2':r-
Meiiss,nrg, Brocke-MoLday, April 3lth.
M"endsrIie, Mar~sl,alI-Eridsy. May 18th.
These meeting. ue liked on tho days on which tho
County sud Circuit Court. will bu held, and Mr..
Sirlhsns VIII address such precinct meetings az bis
'rieuos may appoint. at intermediate tunes.
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E.zamncr will please OPP.

In compliance with tue wish expressed 10 rae a.
tiers o. The county 81 Rockingham, I have consented
TO become Il candidate Tor re collection TO the House OF
Delegates. WV. u. STENEHS
February %, 1855.
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For ne Enquirer.
TO TIE DEMOCRATS OF HANOVER.

TO THE DEMOCRATS OF HANOVER.
There will he Il II meeting of the Democrats Of lINno-
'"~ ~ III" JOrh Of March, that being the LIST day Of
Superior Cvorl.
The object M the meeting Is 10 nppoirt ~t"ic.a,s,
Ia confer with the Democrats OF Ncnrico, nj some
time md plnce which will be fixed on, To nominate
candidate To represent us in the next Senate -: Fir-
s;:ia, MANY
.Marcl! lSt, lsai
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MARRIED. Oh the 9Th uit, ~ tie EeY. l.. Slaughter
ISAAC WILLIAMS PATTON. late Q! the =. =. Army. To
.ANNIE L., daughter of Or. T.'B Merritt. OF This ciry.
MARRIED on Tuesday. 23ri January last. nj Lovimsston,
GARTH, Of ii,emarIc county. to Mis. ~C0HEEtIA J..
oil Nilsson Prior ESa.