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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

OUR STOCK AT COST.--We are still
~ Offering our Goods at cost. Our assortment ia
still very full and solicit call from ALL large
lot of Dress Silks of the latest styles of them
very rich, say: Plaid and Striped MORE Antique;
Striped and Plaid Silk $; Plain and Brocsde do Nous
English Merinoes. all qualities; Enibroideries, Edg-
ings; Gloves and Hosiery Check and Striped Muslipt;
Jaconet, Cambria and Swiss Muslins; Linen and Cot
ton Sheetns; Bleached and Brown Domestics; Cloths
Cassimeres and Vestings; Cassnets Tw eeds and Me-
rno Cassmeresi all grades heavy Wool Goods for
ts, clo r g. HARTNETJ,- rO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

TT7O YOUNG NJ N.,-Wken yen 20 Into
business don't purchase doubtful article to pre-
serve your books and papers. Buy at once of
HERRINCpS PATENT CHAMPION SAFES,
A r. FIRE AND BURGLAR Proof.
They received the prizes at the Worlds Fair p Lon
don; Worlds Fair in New York; American Institute,
Frank lin Institute Va. Mechanics Institute, &c.
Call at No. Il PEARL STREET, and see them.
KNOWLES L. WALFORD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

ENRAMEU BC1LD1NtsS AT KOCkETTS
Il To BE SOLD AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
TUESDAY afternoon, the 9th November. 1855, on
the premises, commencing ut O'Clock, three old
framed buildngsa at Rocketts the to be removed
in 10 days thereafter. One of which was recently
occupied by Capt. Kirkmsyer, one by DIR. Freeman,
and the other that large building formerly known
CrsddocLs Tavern, Bloody Run street, opposite to
the Gas Works. .-. ---
TERMS months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. By request of the Richmond and
York River Railroad Company. f--4-as PIP.
22---tda GODDiN l. APPERSQN. Aucta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

ALSO, fa5A-e-
100 boxes ST. Julian Claret. Terms at sale.
no 26-2t A. C. MATTHEW'S Auct
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-17

Was hrobably two tea spoonfuis, sufficient
~ have killed twenty strong mcn.
q This poisoned food was eaten, in grcatcr
or less amount by Mrs. l., her two daugh
ters anda grand daughter; also, by several
servants The immediate effect Was vjolcnt
pain and nausea. One hour. however. PASSED
before the cause Was discovered AS soon
As the horrible fat Was known. Drs. Fair,
and Crane were III prem q ATTENDANCE, and
adopted the most energetic measurc to afford
relief The deadly substance was soon
cJcctcd tro.n the stomachs of all in Il short
time. excepting in the case If Mrs. L.. who
WAS subjected To succession of most violent
emetics 10, live or six hours, before the fetal
Substance WAS thrownup And when cjrc
Ted, II was n black fnrlid mass, e>inrinn the
most deadly charac;cri>Ics While the
othnrCs involved in this calamity. VERY snoa5
recovered, the mother having suffered more
severe and protrIcted pain, was exceedingly
pros'art'd. auli has, not vet obtained entire
relief, though she is decidedly conyulSsccnt.
This painful event is made pubic, for
several good and sufficient reasons. One
Is that the numerous friends OF the fani!v in
all portions OF the United States may have
authentic information, as to he real facts
OF :he case, and may be- guarded agains, fils,
and eNaggcrard reports. Asothcr mtv
fer publication is to .,iIurd n warn ar to AL
'anIllrs. to exclude from their houses this
terrible agrn; of death. lis presence pro.
ducr drrful possibility ofhurrying whole
family 10 the grave. fsNsL
Another reason is. 10 cal! The attention Of
The Faculty 10 The causes. why this d,udlv
poison could remain in the stomach for ST. Q.
raj hours, without fatal results, when one.
t"chtn of the quantity taken in liquid, would
ha' e been almost instantly fatal. ....
a final. and perhaps the strongest, ininrc.
ncnt for this statement. is to cifurtuillv
prevent all suspicion or injurious reports
;s TO any agency nf servants in this drpor.,-
bic utidir. The sal mistake WAS made by
"nr OF the daughters ur the flmly. and ,hr
poison obtained by her mother withou, her
Know ledge. a part nf ihc SERVANTS plrtook
oi the buscui,. and suffered like the white.
And Those servants v, lir Gii ant eatfhc de d.
~ food. eyinsed thc most severe distress on
l'1 occasion. aud voluntarily srent sleep
less night IN vain attempts To give relief Il
should bc aGdeo that Dr. l.. himself Was
saved from personal participation IN the
peril by his absence from home, to snpply
the pulpit of the Church in Winsbnro
30 that IL pleased Gud thut this trrfitj!;:
calamity shonh i;al upon a household com
pose,i exclusively of females. q 90.
In coneInsion, DIR. l.. earnestly and afirc.
ateIy Invites his relations, friends ar,d breath
rcn IN the ministry in the South, North and
West, TO unite with him in humble and
de>o"t gratitude and thanksgiving TO Al.
mighty God, for 8" gracious AMI >igu;l a
deiiyer.ncc from u calamity 50 utterly o, er
whelmiag. Sd. r.o....' 81 -.
f.. ...... .r.H ..... Cnr.,lipian
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-17
T. O B. and Lancaster,

The gre,ter portiop Of ihis weeks paper
being occupied by T. o. b., we are uuablc
10 give sny editoral From The same cause
we are compelled to poaipone the publ
.cliiop of several articles. including an inter
ring letter from our Chlrleston corespop
dent. While on This subject. ip jusiice TO
onrseif we give notice to T o. % and lar.
easter that this controversy must come to
az end. at all events in oar paper We wip
give ihe opporfuRity 10 Lantaster 70 reply
to the present article, and Then we publish
no more. Our p,trons src growing tired II
so much Of one thing and 80 are we.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-17
Coaft matter.

The Cpurt of comnon Pleas eomnencSd
its session on Mphday last, Judge .wardlaa
presiding, and adjoaraed Yesterday eve
ming. There was eoR.ideribIe hpsIness 10
be tpsnsastsd, ,ibnt .osiB9ito the psptracted
iloess Of Minor CIinton E1g.s whawss en-
gagged 10 q number Of caars, Iargs alnonat
of business had 10 be odeB.iHaed. .tUnfafin-
nsteIy, at 'fhe present tetm Of our Coert,
tbe Clerk, John a. StewaAn Esqs from Ii.
diaposiiioa c8eld not attend to his duties
and John w. Cook Esq, one of tiie pSob,i.
nent piembcrs of lhe bar. from the sarae
cause, was apsble 10 attend e his riicaiA
Theirs bavs bsea more shows apeileps
Islnsmnt siagefk. bango player Gel than
ws'sasy ssss bsloss sssn.
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Nesro Stealing.

" DIR. II. l.. Crawford returned from Vir.,
e'n'a-on Monday night last. lie WAS
successful IN recovering his negro Lny To-
neg, andr disposed OF him in Richmond.
Wit, DIR. Crawford, came a gentleman
rom Virginia in pursuit Of the man who
Sold Tony. The Sheriff went in pursuit
OF him yesterday, anl returned with him
last evening. The man ;urns ont to he
NJ. NJ Chaney, who resides in the upper
part of the district. THIS is briefly what
we have learned, Lut the matter wi, u.-
dergo legal Investigations Il The sheriff
had have arrived with his prisoner len
minutes sooner, the matter would have
come beiue this court.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-17
Eaurn Shnna

Mr. L. NJ. Cauthen showed ns y..stcriw
pair of negro shoes manufactured at his
shop near Plcasnt Hill in this district
which is seertainly Ms fair n specimen of su
Perior workmanship ns we have ever seen
hspeaks well for Home manufacture. Mr.
Cauthen is prepared to supply MI demands
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-17

@- Divine Service will commence at
Waxhsw church, on Fridry next, and be
continued for three days. On Sund y
the sacrament viii he administered.
y See the advertisement Of the Carolina
Times in oar sprcialI,oiice column. See
also the new lottery advertisement in this
paper. ...
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-17
The 'Nev Era.

This Is the tiilsiofa new paper we have
received. II is published in CoIumlia by
Gibson &Co. We have neither ,ilnc OF
room to say more of 1t now. y; ,,ss...s q
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-17

kind to Mrs. Jennings, did youan asked
Mrs. Wilson. ,s-. -
a"Why, We talked over some of those
things which supposed everybody knew,
oulv ,hey were new TO me, and oil course
to Mrs. Jeunin -, who has come so la;ely n.
to our neighborhood.' AS
80 you did tell her that my husband
had lent Mr.. Brown a thousand dollars,
which he had mot yet paid, aud
that Mr'. Brown had said lnany ungen,
teel things about my l,sshand, and about
me, and the rest of the family-.'
For gracious sake don!'t' caied Mrs.
Beckwith. I'm sure l never said any
such thing. said that Mr. Wilson had
lent u0ney enough - NJ. Brown TO nav
up mortgage on his farm, and | said
the farm must bo worth a thousand dol
lars. ! never said anything about its not
being paid, but said i Thought Mrs.
Brown WIS uukind TO say what size had
about you. That was all said, aud il
they have made such u long story nut of
it, I'm not to blame"
"We!l, declare exclaimed Mrs. VIII.
sou, Il never did believe you told such
stuff! but do wish you had It sai,l
".nris' nS, 49," ~ go -, Poope "'aHo s"r'' 'o'S
~ 'Ia",. "T'u 'sv Say =,
u m;,L ~ - 49,; - ', ist"'' SAM MIS-
.AnI ,",',ih S eI" -,
that the reason Why your husband went
70 Mr.. Tuttl..'s to board, was because YOU
p',,,an f",'s.n '"o"t '""' WI
mor TT",s W wa; ~ o"' "ouSo '"s' SUI. ,:
80 o,,a ,s n "'" ~" Ms NPL." n''
;o,Inm. onJ ,i;J,,, 'I III D -. N"'" ~ " was
"0 MrS W., ". ar.ia;,,'I =" M A.. y
chow can fJl,s ma go ,n.I,, r,, '., D.'
wos , wnrL sr.I.on .h,,m, A.. u n,'n - :,
And ,b,, 60, .II " ;n,,rr,,,,nI AZ.
Wilson "TL"y 81 u.s. Il =, o,.a, ' 'inn, o,La, S
,hinus wI,;,.b /, was snL;nJ n!." "", =,
sprm;S.n
AMI ,hns iii Mrs w1.on r,,o,, ,,o
vorv scamI.L :, rh;,J .Lo hor,ois IVY
oiyen rise lav;p, nil ,ha lJama' ,,,,,,
e,bor. T,,o ;wni ala. vi III ] ",.,'s If'
over 50 ,Lnt in tho anJ Mrs n.cLm;,T
arrival -, - ioi.r,t,,,. r,;, ,,.,",..,,.,I;".,
Of alI th., had ,r,ronira,I anI al ,L", T. =
Lern s,;I drr;nn ,I,a ,,,raa ,,,m, "s Ia.
soli,arv so,.In.;nE wv
Shs fsI, ,nat n,,o ,ras ho ,,,,., .,,,,o,
ny w.mnu in a.. world. nn, nuIy had %r,
h,,.LanL Jas,r'nI w.. L.,. w.. V! go" u; =
the peiuhborhood raoardeL hcr y, ,Lo I;,h,
of a %o>s;ning mis,.L;.r maker sn f.,
lher. Was MOI ono l,fi in whnm she .nnII
put Implicit confidence. and TO wh,m sb,
couId law Oman Tho r,.c,'..os or h., ,mn,,.,,, 80,
heart. and unfold her mi,eries within
exciting ST Ger, ofcou,cmut or ,he ~. ~.
of ridicn!e. T.urs came IA her nss,s,,nn,.
aud in III mid,l Of her Grief sLs fr"E,
resoh ed, ,e; come .whnt woull In rrrnr;
thoroughly. and s,av a, home in f,,nr,,
instead Of going away 10 listen ,n nm,
repc,t ibe ilI, cos.in of .h.r naT.;nn
neighbors. -. F.. . 81 ! ''.'''
| Drvinn her tesrs sho SOUGHT hor b,s
band. at Mr.. Tu,,is's, MIR, r mf,rn.,
her, hauph,ilv. that her iu;ur.J hnsbnn,
had JUS, rooe home. in hnns I, t;nJ ii
| unworthy wife ,here. and reSrerIS,l ~ H.
probability Of his di aupoip,nen,
Mrs. Beckwilr 4, mIt er,,an.1 at Il,
thought. In an. h,slanl She TUNED away
and hurryinp ON with all the speeI IN
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LAECAsTERvtLLE, S. q.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. II. 1856
TO PRINTERS
Carulinian.

Wanted at this Office, a printer ofstcady
AMI Industrious habits to net Us foreman
Apply at once. ga-a Ms~ N
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-17
Declined.

We are requested to state that Mr.. John
w, Gregory is no longer candidate for
Sheriff -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-10
AIRENARLELAND FOR SALE,

WYE offer for SALE beautiful Farm, in the county OF
w Albcmare, lying the Eastern slope OF the South
Weet Mountain dstap: from keswick Che Virginia Cen
;ra Rail Road Depot) one Mile-:r0m the contemplated
extension OF the Orange aud Alexandria Rail Road one
mile and from the R;vanna Horse boat improvement; lou!
miles. 1t contains TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
cleared well enclosed, and in hch state Of improve
rnen, the remainder s R woods. The buildings are all
new the dwelling Of brick swo stories containing ten
rooms hall and passage and far completed, is I'm
hed in the very bert style The location is unsurpassed
for beauty mud variety OF scenery for health and for re
fined and good society To wishing healthy country
summer residence particularly desirable as it 10 with
In few hours ride Of Richmond or Wellington II a
larger preferred sonic 300 acres or more
car be had at fair price. Reference may be lad TO Mr.
Jumes Har. OF Abcn,srlc keswck Depot or TO Messrs
r G. Rutfn and John Jones o! Richmond Bat pertons
Nv 1fhee ID Keswick Depot Abenlarle Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-10
y,c1.uoND ENQCIHER'
.,.p p..lv sxnswEsSly' AND ws.NIS. ,Sr
rrFi'.s.r rrF,.,,,r PRYOR ~ DuNNA'ANT'
I T. 4 " =

TERMS: I,,h
r. rs:Y ,n,tn for shorter period 'aan one
,eo c':hi w.; We t,!y. :vc dollars per "aa"i anu
e: s"' i' x ,r,ui- payable in advance 70 0s paa
.;e do"'' 'y ,.s; rs u;, postpaid; OF s'N aoiSrS
snr9. ~ a M :, ,rr !, published every Wednesday ~
The WceSy ~ sI,,.n loi !" advance or Tor e. ~
;:nn: Il; ;, r. 49, mace ia advance. GSaacu0h Is
.arn HSy'n'@ 1 IA tie 'ol,nw'ne ratio; Tor civ siS
:,7es o, ~ N',N - :wCu:y 0ur copies and 50 on in
ne same r''P2TIrHE$YN- OF ADrLETiS;ING:
Is the sSN,rIon .svca:y i've ccn;s; for each sub.
NIes " .'.c-t:cn siiy GEMS - -. -, g.
,qsca nIr E>>,.aES-For TEN lines or lcss hrst
~ fh .rr ,r:. sld every succeeding insertion twcn.
yS, go. I: .srg:ci pnce week, twice week, or
90 i.,c, week ::!rty.ssven and hall cents for each
s-.;c:. s:e: ;ae a:s:
60. ,i,ersr., are charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
AMI "a :as: proportion for advertisements OF greater
s>ec-: Lo:;r:y Vrrtcrs and Auctioneers, who are
: ,;ti so. paper included9
Al, O5uuar;cS and Tribu,es Of Respect, exceeding
- w ~ l.as src charged for rs advertisements.
i.-. .ol distance mus; be accompanied with the
pay satisfactory reiercnces toinsure execution
- Al ics 10 this oihce may be rennl,cd per mai III
- M aahlr hank notes the risk of the EdiInrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-10
1.Sn Ann MILLS FOR SALE

TIME subscriber Offers for sale valuable TRACT or
Il LAND in the county Of Mecklenhure, containing
Ave hundred and six,yone acres. with 4" valuable Mil
having pair of Corn and Wheat Stones and saw Mill,
with q most substantial stone DAM and hcad OF water
thirteen feet high The hand is OF excellent quality, Of
light grey soil has been greatly improved BY and co
vcr and the anti grazing system scaeily cultivated and lies
beautifully could DC Observation-Disclosures under the
three shift system with three tobacco lots OF hundred
aud twenty hve thousand each improved and lshy pro
ductive. Alec about hundred acres OF Creek Flat"
liable to ruuaton, with abundance OF Wood Lnna
Tor the necessities Of the Farm The improvements are OIL
the comfortable and convenient kind: arse 9us
with eigh; rooms, framed Kitchen, Dairy smoke ana Ice
houses These all in good condition, and Situated W "
beautiful oak grove upon large public rcad % aG ", NIL
six excellent Barns, aud nue. Grhnhry Nsu,." nd M
around, and OF smiths Threshers h"cHe"; .rv
Negro Cabins, with brick chimncys; two oi
select variety OF fruit, and !Tost dclchtu, s; ot
containing hss grapes, plus, and all the % of the
good garden: besides being located III III. n" trt IN.
best society This Farm very "cces.9le . Itself
in. within 1--WE miles of the Railroad nt C"rk Snrolk
rood market: also To the murkes OF Pee!oursi s Rni
and Richmond aud in ftteon miles OF the DaN''''
road. go r,,, .,ort rom the
II the purchaser Twill sell the land ap so interest
Mil thourb the lscr hns ailcd 10 pay .o ,urh
on The amount asked for the whole IN! !T",VTrs
moro. Address Ep" C,srts v;ll. Va.
op,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-10

~ FORMATION havia, ..'a .:AHA ioS;
sde,;eI.b,En EkookS lie 18th instant, in the town
rss,. ,s ape on his own child ssed
:.n'y snd tbsr he 'bt Circumstances of cruelty and
| Therefore do her.5y 5aer re~srd ar Of sfsO
,s5 Ssi.p p.f.ons who shall arres, the said VIM j.
and -sT'f him into rhe Jail Of tho town Of Frede
se-s.,, r 40 90 moreover require all officers Of this
u,e ,bs, lsn tnd military and requcs, the people
faen meg beet exeruons TO procure tue arrest
rea SO q. ;aa' he may be broush, to justice
4 s., q, -" ,aid as Governor md under ,heI csser
II dsy r. -. lomnloawcai,h a. Richmond, this o:,d
N IN the year 1855
sarns,,2t. "s,e1,2t GEORGE W. McxroaD, secre,ary o,
MI stone cutter, known in Lynchburg.
{.e tcA'nerd; about 36 years Of nge, S feet &
".y. w :. wz"i h1z"i or brown eyes, and when convcr.
*.i :, aes'!Y closed; dark brown hair, sandy CO.
=; E'aitee, is square shouhiered; his walk
f! IN Jerking in his legs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-10
Lions PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS

II.
4 - Mnctir" was invented ind ps.ented by G. B
'anon, Al Illinois and wherever !: I'm. been exhib.
as lAsch Precedence Of all otc;3 Tor cleaning Grain
: hrst SiTer Medal wns award ,e inyc,,o, ,.tbc
sFalr IN New YORK, and tho hrs, pr,yc y, ,Io NJ,
u s'a,e Fair III 1852 I, hns been aror,.t ne ,n p;
:: c': Millers, who recommend i, h, tn. L1, III
r or separating cookies and o:hcr i,n,rr. r-
-; |; will separate any TWO seed, Of di.rrn, rom
-, . snpie in its construction and easily Ken. vi
Il. peculiarly adapted 10 farmers u-., =, =, U o
- 5; i,tlc power TO work H. urd clcnns grain pa,.
eel: tasn any machine now in use
:: "a b" fIrn.shed at tho fol!cwin: prices, viz:
i'' 'F-m.rs Machine that will clean IL 20 20
sse' Ter nour e3n
,.'' fa:mcrs Machine that will clean 30 to 30
- T.! Lour IS
= = >. y 'a:mers Machine (nrranged for horse pow.
-: ";l c.rn - bushels per hour 50
~ -; a M..eE, Machine that will clean 10 TO 80
.'a"s per aoV. s5
|. . S =. A"'ers Machine that viii clean 50 to IS
secs %: hour 100
. ~. ~ %|srs Machine that will cloan l25 70 $50
',ae' -: Lour $50
lu,ss.% lS %.et Machine tia, will clean $50 to 200
Ro. NJ ANDERSON.
|s B.-Cou,.,. Emission Merchant Richmond, Va.
'"b 2I-c., '~-a' w;ll be sold on reasonable terms
A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-10
n.N HIyER LAND.

-op sAIF vcrv ynlunble plantation ON Dan lN!VeT
in he county OF Pusyvania eish; nnIts anoro ian s
Vile and Immediately tho State line u S',,"'s md sn n
acres OF which go are river low sr"u;' i; ,h JImi,n
and is particularly adapted the growth OF mat urce
plantation in market r N anve a,s iteISn Es Reas
.G u h,J hiS re.r and the river is nsrigabe htty
mil shove H. there win be rapid aid cheap communal
cs,iou with Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk IL de-
s;raJ :. n,Id hc divided n 20 make TWO very good
far -, .
,d yo yesrs the bonds bearing frcn date An
nrr cement could probably made by which the time
for ,hr deferred could be extended the Interest
being paid punctusiy The title will be withheld until the
last pay n,ent Is made
II not sold privately 1t will be offered publicly, on the
ale, day VI september next.
For further particulars apply by letter. directed to Box
No. g. Danvlle, Va July ls-c2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-10
THE po,pD oF PUBLIC WORKS

Assembled yesterday. AlltheImember' present.
Thi, is the first meeting of the Board since the quail
fcation of Alex R. Holiday, Esq, the newly elected
member from the second ormiddle district to succeed
Dr. Arcb'd. Graham who was the President OF the
Board Consequently, the first business of the Board
at this meeting was the election OF fres'ueh ""''"
honor was conferred upon Edward d. Armstrong
ESQ.,, the member from the third or upper district
We do not doubt that this appointment VIII prove 10
be q capital Que, a, we know that Mr. Armstrong has
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-10
ANDREW II. REEDER, Esq,
Governor Of the Torriiury OF Kansas.
WHY CHASE, THE ABOLITIONIST, WAS
NOMINATED BY TIE KNOW-NOTHlNGS

NOMINATED B1 lltE kNOW-NOlHlNES
OF ONO.
Mr.. Thomas Spoonpr Of Cincinnati who is the first
Executive officer of the Order of Know Nothings i'll
Ohio hos found it necessary TO address the members
of tho Order in that state, III reference 10 tho noni-
nations recently made by their Convention. 1t seems
that there arc refractory spirits in the Order who
do not like Chase-wo don't know why, unless it be
bocnusc of the democratic sentiments no formerly
entertained-and to these he makes an appeal. He
says:
"One of the largest and mos, respectable conven-
yeutions ever held in the State in point OF numbers
intellect and character, decided majority Of which
,,ere members Of the American party, clearly and
fairly nominated that gentleman the candidate OF
their choice for the gubernaiUral chair. The rest of
tbe ticket if am rightly advised are not only MEM
bers of the American party, but especially accrpta-
b 10 IT, and eminently qualified for The positions for
which they have been selected What, then, is the
duty aud pocy-tor l bold them idcutical-of our
order in view Of this fact ~
This is very satisfactory evidence thut Chase ia the
"clearly aud fairly nominated" candidate Of the
Know. Nothings in Ohio for Governor. Mr.. Spooner
is equally clear and satisfactory in stating the rcasous
which induced that convention to make the nomina-
ton. Here they are:
"Whie it is well established fact thut the great
body of the order in Ohio are opposed 10 any inter
,neddlinC with tho peculiar institutions OF the slave
States. il is equally certain that they decidedly
and earnestly opposed to all extension Of slave terrific
ry. The Kansas and Nebraska outrages have 30 IN
tsn.ied this feeling that it Idle to attempt to
disguise the fact that at this tmeit is the predominant
question of the North, overriding all others.
MIR, Chase, having manfully stood up in the Sem
ate, during the whole term Of his election, IN opposition
to the encroach,neu of the slave power and especial
ly distinguished himself by his determined resistance
to the Kansas and Nebraska bill, seemed espeelalls
htted as the person through whom sgnahGan. ga. uf
Duke should be administered to the perpeta.,ol' w., VI
that great iniquity and in this is to be found the &C.
cret OF the nomination Of Mr.. Chase by conVet'lon
composed OF decided majority holding oppoS''e
views on most Questions"
We make the above extracts for tho beneht OIL
Southern know-Soth!uSs who indulge tine idea that
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LAND FOR SALE NEAR BOYDToN,

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TIME subscriber offers for sale valuable TRACT oil lsni
III near Boydton. in the county OF N cklenburg CON
tanning go The land is OF excellent fuah,y c"sE
cutya;ed and lies q. beautifully could be desired
There are ue improved tobacco lots about 1o acres OF
creek fats aud 100 OF fine bcred forest The I'M
provements are good and comfortable The !ocnton is
pleasant, and surrounded by excellent society
IL very 10 market, being in two miles o BOYD
,on fourteen Of Clarksvle and one OF Tie oyc'oh su
pe,.r.brr PLANK RoaI Its proximity Boydton renders
it very desirable Tie will De accommodating
Address H. u LEIHh,
Iu,v IsEcIot Boyilon. Va.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION

WAsHIyGros, ~. C.l August s, 1855.
Srroyp CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures:
This rBeautortl county gives Ruhin Adm. Dsm.l
iiT Latham X. N, hls native county .42-La-
,ha,n's majority s5. Lathains loss. comparing with
bragg anu Dockery, one year ago, lbs.
Pitt county gives Rutiiu 333 majority, being nett
gain of 325! Don't be surprised ii North Carolina,
IN the aggregate, repudiates tue Know -Nohh2s
worse than your State did. WLiggery will have 10
come under new name soon, particularly IN tie
South. Very respectfully