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LIVERY & IA B L L.
FAg-7 FOR SALE,

a n
F. THE subscriber proposes . cell the
EAKN which he re adfs- y
4SSss 10 iug the of Ridxews., sooui
EzfllESs half way between Dod.evifie I'D the
c-<Tzs-----zEz-ss Blue Mounds II consists OF about
k-s>7-1s>-e ihree hundred and for.y acres of AND,
well vatered, comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,. a .ood
Barn. with basefen: stone thirty by forty eight VET
with coed and very convenient oEtbuiIdIDge baii III
the rost substantial Also Orchard of ao' u
three hundred bearing Apple OF the choicest slI is
OF grated togtisr with Pears, Piums, Cherfii :
tTo0seberrcs and Carr8ats. There about nine ~
acres under fence. with good tin and meadow laI
convenient Tae FARM is situated that ii may I c
conveniently divided making small Ones al
terms enquire of the subscriber the premises
c. W. HiCkFOX.
A., 10 ls55 elf.
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vAaUAaAE PHopnRvy - -
t.tsEz taFk Sas.t.

VaGF abb. sEr.E FGEx SaLt-
- TIE subsegiesf cG-rs for sale ths tAEN sra
fasss wticH be resiGes sftus''d in he tJg-g
lfssEt g E.dRssa a., Iowa Co.'S efaiHi4g 200
ThP said Fafa4 is well ga'e-c1 aI4.i tia bervt -
There IS good !faEe BggyLLfzg itsCsE 4Ehe Barn.
Wiz bosses ard other buildings 100 acres rvs
fence. Toe Farm - about 3 mites Of hfa15
soD and u etst Of Mineral PsIt, e'd LEAD
MinerGi The stock and farming rng.e4rcr.s VII 49,
gs.i with the Fasn e desired. There also rf-t
orchsrd the premises. Also. sale . hcres
good Timber land the vicinity OF Re Farm. Fo-
further particulars enquire y X S.HrsoN. AZ g e.
Ridgeway Huu=e, q TIE sEbschsr. OF the T.ouis
Richard 5AAC-.
Rldgswsy, March = 1875. 9ml7
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CASH S Us TIE VI

he can and lo sell low any competitor IN the
Piease call and examine. No charge for showing
goods. rs. ALLEN
!. Mineral Point, October ?, ISL. % IF
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c5HslI-
yAaUAEsE.E FARM E9Ts saEE.
Contiguous % The 1Ilrapscs s Mississippi Railpced
go II Z wiseIthat Va .usble Farm lately occa,f -.
sF ny &r. John Hand, sogasisf " ith ali fie
--S~- Houses thereon. aad at0zt t4fE ftUNlSf 20
FHUiT TREES Of the cBai csEi quality. Sat Ta-r1
coaiains nearly @oa Acrs 81 Gfst class
Z which l. broken and well fenced There ere - &
The ssfne, and we'll yFFte5td EtsJ d.t.f
FG-rnirg Implements. Ans 70 ares II lard r~.f
Cover. Wis with c5mfrr:sb be House GA the --frr
TIE sboFe premises situate The tfetel Afs.
lows County. minuie descri7 tiUu q "a pr.l.g.s
may be seen IT our oaice.
VAE.UA sE.E PROPERTY ron SAY.
Ia TIE ogtRtes Of Ioteq and Cei,s.5i5, FIscoaisi5
FEsHE undersigned oger foT sEio the fcllc wine ~
= scrhef Real Estate:
X CT vnd ! ofnw # v \ q sec 90 town 5.rarge
s 1" = 81 " "a, sec. -, Town ), Range :: Lss.
INA ay ; 2 g : ) IS, : s. =. >
and p 3. OF ( 7 or 4 4
No. acres - Les u the Uud faciiors srd
Of J; Or Sec =. 59gB s. rauRe 3 esfi,
40 Ecres 3 . I0o north fraction a. see - town -
range sasf.
No - sGIlC i-otoHi section u, 'ewn II range
east.
taa of lot v.iet's susvey Mineral Point, Nls
y II 10 %,
DUNE & READ, .g-.v,s.
Mineral Point, wissonir. orr
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NE w G0ons


At THE OLD AND WILL Knows STAND
3. l.. G. w EELER,
High Street, Mineral Point.
w his rehed to inform our old customers and
w the public generally, that rece wing oar
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
direc: from New York, Which prepared offer 10
all May favor Us With call which
win prove satisfactory Oar motto is live and let live
We shall attempt TO cheat thu iblic into the belief
thai have tens OF thousands dErs worth OF Goods
which have NOT nor dent expect to have, neither do
hold Inducements - eail under the preience that
selling Offering FOR ss, all any part cur
Goods less than cosl for doing thing
"a this is system Of doing business which con
fass we do understand; the thing 20 be
auubng, ali gafnUieD don't know aEy thing about
dent wish IL, Gs satisfied VIII win
IN The end :" but wiz say thai have good
of Goods purchased OF roilaCee houses which intend
10 sell al small advance above COST and favorable
terms think as the quality of goods be
examination OF stock. Ii consists part follows
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ksCES TOMS EPIx IS,
=Ror

bonn EONss Pa Ess,
GALEEA TO MINERAL POI.T.
THE p-otri, tor ae Of the piGfseYiIle goei has
mail shove 10 ait: t-sTes fIeieHo
Monday, " ednssdzy ard Friday. for EiH raj Point
way Of BigEags. Benton dix Grfs~e and PizFtyf 81
Returning. leaves 8snerai Pojnt by PIECES mes
dav. THURSDAY and Saturday Of each week. ale > ri
weekly 70 inLcrsect Patisvie from Gssas uss 81
slszel CT eea dsFs- Ample sccoD .sfious for
Dc great tazsE to srr5..nt<-
ANY packages promptly attended a. G. assek reasena
be
lie would siso inform MS frse1ds nd The trsvsg
community in general, thai he keep. "a
LIVERY STAB
where theT will find ready M II cccveya ace upg
short Good hors25 frrisges bs4xas cutfer-.
&c si<zYs on kand ans in good c1nSiEofI-in qu.s
end speed second 10 none eoan.Ty- - has horses
70 sell trade, IN oder 70 la.ozfe all who may
favor him wi-n csH. D. g.. BOYSTos.
Ps,teytie- Jar usrT 7. 1855. ~.
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CUTLERY

u,oTaCso SO Boxes Chewing and smoking To
Il baccss For sale At Otp- ~ I'ffn =
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coon ASSORTMENT CT SUPERIOR CUTLER
A ,nst rccelved, and for sale low. by
- sPGAGUE * LA1HROP.
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TT n Z undersigned having made arrangements with
some the Ircu Manufacturers of PIttshUre b. and
lend attention 10 this branch oi trade
mas fitted up building 8clusively for the sale OF
x aE va
and having purchased large stock would lnvl.e the
attention of Makers I'd Sainin
MS stock he determine 10 sell 81 aens prices
JNO. MILTON
MineralPoint, May, 1874 .otf-
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HARD WARE
ufo!ALL VI HUNGRY !.

y AIDES. IN want Of something extra IN TIE Wal
4 Of Barge Or Sk Tissue Dresses, can save ~ per
cent. by calling on . = ah1"-'-
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CifaNCsRS SALE.
mpson mitchell gs. Robert Cooking

CosB & M.ssHoRE, Sol'rs. for Co1np,.
Shefif's flee, Mineral Point, March 80, 1875.
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Gers & MrSrvcVg, so!'rs- forEoraplt.
sherrs Office. mineral Point, Harch 81, i y. IGw20
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PlaTFoHT SCALES

IRON 81 Is -p-e, "a On hand AID vsrrsrteo trcs
&c GO. y. COhs.
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RurEEn,9 t.nras.
eLATTvILLE, WIS.

TTAviNgs tskeaaad cited ~ land formerly s,v
rs fhc - Taica Hotats7 ts aulssc-iber sowlu
specially ask Tor . sr4rs Of pahir p-1r0ufss f'<
Rooms are large saa AIRY apa "a every dcra~tf.f.
intention VII bet3 consul. ths ealorl EGd wishes =
hls pa-roas Good Stables al attentive JsIleEs al
ready.
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WHITE LEAD.

f.r.bs,, FIe.ur Corn Meal, uck Wheat ard super1n
- 80 =, .1,,sT,iv ynr T :. ALi.EN.
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P.EI7 ESTor. Sol for PHI.
sheriff : Once, Mineral Point oT
April Il, iS55.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-18
For ne Enquirer.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL AT THE ATllE-

Last Thursday night Alexander Campbell lectured
al III. Athenpuln to full house, upon the question,
Is Moral Philosophy inductive science Tho AZ
.ument simply magnificent and mastery the
composition claste AMI eloquent, the arrangement OF
his ideas tasteful and artistic; the learning an" re.
search exhibited in the whole lecture was ropi0ls AMI
exact, without being pcantic. Tho Whole perform
ance WAS intellectual, and more instructive than my
lecture which it has been tho good fortune "i the
writer at any time az place to have heard or READ.
The conclusion one ul those gorgeous roles 81
true coquence that lid cred, I" the language when
We speak it was, indeed, startling III ITS brii'iai'y
and cnpiunsnesl. No mau could have heard tlin lee
nre u:entivcly and fairly wilh" Icing prepared t"r
conclusion nIssnitcenIly eloquent aud "verpo%er-
Ing. Mr. Campbells mind Is really and truly Milton
&c IN its clearness and majesty. His simplicity M al
dress teaches child to RESPECT and love him. WIN
his reasoning the highest order Of intelligence only
can grappe. The elegance OF his composition graft
ties the scholar by its purity und elevation. Consid-
cred simply rs lecture, no man who has ever lee
tured al The Athen:eum could have instructed so
much. Without seeming 10 have given himself an
effort to have produced the composition, he glided
through the whole unconsciously and naturally as
if he were reading play or talking with you i'll your
own chamber.
hope that the Editor of the Messenger will pro-
cure the lecture for his valuable periodical As such
production ought not 10 be lost. citizen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-18
From the New York Herald.
ORR FOREIGN RELATIONS.
WAsHiyGruy, Dec. ]

We learn that dispatches by the Baltic were re-
ceived to-day at the Stats Department. They com
prise COMMUNICATIONS from our Ministers at London.
Spain aud Denmark. Mr.. Buchanans papers set
forth settled determination on the part o The Brit
ish Minister, Lord Palmerson, 10 offer no further
terms of explanation or Cancellation than those aready
made known to the American government. Ills laii-
guage to Mr.. buchanan is that the American govern
ment expect nothing further through our exerti"ns
timent is not intended to convey hostility on the
part Of Great Britain; but it applies as fixed de-
termination no. to make further apologies, those al
ready made being deemed all that the case called for.
1t would seem that Mr. Marcy and tho President
have agreed upon the one point-that in the eventb
the next arrival which proved TO be the Baltic, there
should be- alteration in the British Minister
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towards tho United States upon the subject of her de-
Iualld. which WAS II satisfactory upo"gy ar the dis
placement of her Minister the sub jert should be re-
lcrrcl Ia Congress for mlledu:e actlon Tie mes
sage OH this point will not, probably, undergo any
material change.
According. IL the dispatches from Denmark, there
has been Il recession from the Sound Dues COlveu.
ton, which met the 10Th ult, by the govern.
mcnts of England, France, Spain, and some other
Powers Our more intelligent politicians thnl,
from this, shat the demands Of the United States for
the abrogaoiI al this law, in her casc. ut least,
will he complied with, leaving 10 European govern
nlcnts and those interested 10 follow example,
nr I" continue n submission To mposilions Of long
standing and III severity upon the commerce Of the
wnrli
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weakness to help the South in her crisis anu ." -
contrary it, alarming, mschiovou' le"ue"'''' "
fine Constitution and the Union VIM W.
Ii,h., from official documcnS ihaNc' ,,,.
,;ybt TINT the South can expect II" goo" ''' =.
K u,,v Nothing pnrty-now Ill II S'''e W
REORGANIZATION, and controlled by The ''ll"''' "
..o s.,,,us "I!th secton"-am iI';n me Nahum"
n,ooracy standing a,l un.!'aken h"!wark "''''''
r,palicsn and bisory can u';'' save HE .o'S'''"
ton and the Union
wa amy fine fJI.,wnn admirable article from The
IInrrsoubure Valley Democrat, al eii'ceh'' Sl'r''eu
and ,ey oiled champion Of Democracy. IL Is " iopio
rs,ponse of the glorious Tenth Legion TO the united
uud harmonious action of the peoples representatives
in the prcsen, General Assembly:
JAS. NJ MASON KE-ELECTED.
II is with pleasure that we announce the re.elcc-
ton of this eminent gentleman To the u. ). Senate
bv the Legislature Of Virginia OH Saturday last His
majority on Joint vote over all others There
was no opposition To him from our own ranks Us was
anticipated. George w. Summers received the
Know NGlhing vote. The election of Mr.. Mason was
a deserved compliment to eminent services and tiieI
y to the interests of Virginia. Few men in the So
uate command greater respect or occupy Il higher
position. Mr. Aluson has been Chairinaii for some
time Of one Of the most important Committees, that
Of Foreign Relations, and by his ability, purity oi
character, and fidelity, has won national rrputatlon
lie is the originator OF the Fugitive Slave Law, and
used all his ability and influence TO have that mea
sure of Justice TO the South pissed by the Congress
of the United States. In every emergency hc has
stood fearlessly and firmly Tor the rights aud Interests
of Virginia, and tho Legislature would have been
untrue to the South and the Old Dominion had il
failed to endorse again this faithful public servant.-
His election will be hailed with delight by the Suites
Rights Democracy every where.
1890 -
1t gives great pain to announce the death Of Dr.
James r. Trueheart the eldest son OF our esIeelned
friend Daniel Trueheart, Esq. of this city. Dr. T.
was a native of Richmond, but, some years SINCE re-
moved to Livingston, Alabama lie next went to Mo-
Lile where on the night Of the 18th December, in the
Both year of his aye he brcnthed his last, after an i'll
ness of very few days. His disease was typhoid pnc
lnoua The funeral services We're performed by the
Rev Mr.. Massio Of the Episcopal Church. Dr. True
heart leaves an interesting family to mourn his loss
He WIS gentleman Of many sterling virtues and his
sudden death will cause deep sorrow 10 his many
friends His family have our heartfelt sorrow in
their heavy bereavement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-18
AGKI(TIT,;RAL DEPOT

AND PRODUCE COMMISSION WAREHOu$t,
No. 100, MURRAY STREEr, BETWEEN WEST AND "A'f
ISGroN SHEETS. SCAR SOKTIi RIVER, NV l"hh
TIME subscriber having Opened AN establishment ri "
n above nam" Locality, Tor the Transaction "i
GENERAL AGRiCULTURdL BfHISkSH'
respectfully invites tn. attention I" M"rchSntr r"'
and others To his stock, in which hc nlcnisto Keep g"
petr assortment of ,.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ia,
ii all kinds. md ii tb" most approved "i'""'" "
II variety of Tn" hes, kind ni ,, .,.,ns
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER 1920
both American .nI Foreign; hl-", u's lnC nr Irr
PERUVIAN GrANO MAPEs PIOSrnAH,ts =: VI ''
AND OTHER PORTABLE MaSuhn' ,,rr. II
al of which will b." sold on ia" most r"n.'"hu -
will be- carefully packed and fh~ ~ a"S p'
I'm tn, article Of PI Ows, tn" umd"rsisn"d cao .. u,
superior Quality Of the genuine faglf oil diHri'
ai.o other descriptions, all mad" by 'eie6fh''' ~
tur"rs. -, an 4 mi y
Particular attention will be- given to orders ana "'
''''pp"' ny '"'" ''"'' "''' ~ HENRY F. DIBBl.th
REFERENG Noes: +. ssi
IT, F. Vail, Esq, Cnshiar hank oil Co'H"'''''
| York
Rober, Strong, Esq, Cashier City E"nE' p.pasac
| Ja, T. Souttcr E-a Pfcsden, Bank VI ih' h'p"
William :. Tsdaie, Esq.
| M-ssrs Henry Shrl1en. Lawson & co.
| Fhhtusen 4 jaeger
| H. r.. Dbblcr s Co.
Dibbl"e Work Moore
| G. h. Lamar, Esq :,
| New York Sales on Con mission -sn,ion 10 "
| The undersigned will give parncnlsr, az al, COMM
| sale of GRAIN and other FARM PRop'
SION ,rom,a returns p''
| Ma rbsrocs viii BE- moderate and proin!
in such form u H's 'o' HENRY +. plBBILkhoh
,,,;cu,ursl Depot ani Produce ComIh'N Nth River,
| No 100, Murray Street hsa' New YVgS
Dec l1--lm
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NOVEL. ENTERTAINMENT.

At Metropolitan Hall tonight, there will be MI i'll
toresting Tournament given by Capt DE Reu, assist
ed by others, in which the Of many species Of
arms will BIZ exhibited, including foils. broad swords
Layonets, la,ces, &c. There will also b. concert
hy the Armory Band. 1t will he great treat t" all
lovers of the noble art Of fencing.
We are asked to state that, at te request ol Capt
De R.l Col. August suggests 10 such "f the officers
Of The First Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers us shall
intend, 10 aprcar in uniform.
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TRUSTEES SALE or LAND IN LOUISA

IBY vru" o decd oi trh executed Ia tho rnbse' 9e
GO by nelson A. iurris-, hnd bearing the date Oh o.
nh ,ny March, IT, rId daily recorded III the fouL!
t"uu at Louisa shall proceed To -e NJ public auciioi
To- IN" .irst bidder Tor ctsh, gt Louisa Court uOus" ~
Ia" -cr"Ii MONDAY III Jtuunry next, tina, being toGf
day n very valuable trnci vi land containing ESQ rcre'
lying thu South Anna river. hh''t Fix miles Snuth
Louisa Court HOUSE. adjoining III" binds Of Rev. X i0'
B. l.. Johnson aud others. lh- l. valuable farm VII
convene and comfortable improvements, nre" psrt"
vi wic good river low grOunds Tho title 10 III" !"h
Is GOOD b .,In. trustee .ihli convey such little Ola
p- j. vested IN u, hy ibid deed +. W. JOSES,
Dec let Trustee.
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rHIRrY.FouRTm C0NGREss-First Session
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, lS:'5.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, lS5J.
SENATE.
The Senate is not in session to day having adjourn.
Gu '''' House i'j OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After calling the roll Mr.. Hickman offered II res"lu
finn that no person shall be considered Il candidate
for sneaker who sh Nil not be supported hS such on
the Goth vote After that ballot Nil but tho tw" high
est candidates shall be dropped and The rho'ce then
made between them: the one having the largest vote
to be Speaker, provided he receive ihh"ri'y VI Inc
Quorum of the House.
Mr. Letcher suggested that tho Clerk prepare let
ter to he signed by the mombers o the House r"Sn
inp their seats, in order that new elections shall ht
held in all the States and Territories. Cries u
Agreed That's right"-"Wc'l stand by that. -
Laughter.
Air. Sage proposed rs II substitute, that the gentle
mnu from Virginia set the example by reslgnlnS first
and the other gentlemen follow him till all get
through. [l-aughter
il the gentleman from New York would give him the
assurance TINT lrc would play fair.
Mr. Sa.e WINS unwilling Ia thus pledge himself lec
inc that he had c"nscenti"usly performed hls duty
lie was acting with The majority IN "pposIon 10 The
Administration. -,
Mr. uuuston-"'rhen why don't you organize
Mr. Sagc--"lt is not Iny fault.
MIR. Giddinas thought that the proposition came
from the appropriate Iuartcr--irom incfIon "hch
tor two weeks, has been standing out and prevent
mn The organization III the DoH~e' li'huehiei'l ~
believed that II the Democrats would retire from tht
Hail. they would soon elect Speaker.
Mr.. Lctchcr thought the "bappy fMmlly" were II
rather distracted condition. and his object was Il
restore order Laughter.)
Mr. Giddngs assured him that if the DenocIat
would step ont, the others would effect an org"n@"
ton.
Mr. I.eIchcr-As the gentlemen seem 10 be in tro'l
bic about my proposition, will Withdraw 1t. Cric
ri "No--no." 'l'hats right
Mr.. Wad--l.rt the President and his cabinet no
sign. II they refer matters 10 the people I'm will
them.
After further definite, Mr.. llickman's resolution
was tabled by reclamation, and the House resumed
bHlloting.
Sixteth anil sixty.tirat trials. Banks received 100
Richardson a, Fuller 49, ak scattering.
The House, at III enrly hour, adj"urncd
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBEI

PDkT OF RlCli MOND. DECEMBER l.th.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamestown Parrish, New York, M.
AMI passengers.
Steamer B-ydere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdZ.
Srhr j. |. I5arral, AUDI New York, mlz.
SclIr Charles \. Iicchscher, Stubs, Phladelphi,
Schr Susan, Richie. Boston, nlI.
Sellr Oakland, Free, James River lumber
Srhr ProwcsS, lIuIsc, Boston, mdH.
Schr Eecia j. Scott. Taylor, Philadelphia coat.
Srhr Manchester, Chichester. New York, mdz.
Srhr Only Son, Kent, Maime plaster.
Schr Mary, Cramcr, Cram"r, Albany, lumber.
Schr Mary Il. Sandersou, Davis, North Carolins
shingles.
S,hr Virginia, Richardson, York River, wheat.
SAILED,
Schr Two Companions, Chcsser, Hampton
Schr Cygnrt, Williams. Hampton.
Schr Regulator, Dunn Hampton,
Sclr Atlantic, BaSsett Chuckatuck.
S"hr Regulator, BasS,lt, Chuckatuck
S!oap New Packet GwatIncy, Smlhicli, mdZ.
Schr Mary Eliza, Snipes Cbickahominy.
Schr Two Williams, Hampton.
Schr William Coiquitt, Davis, Washington, coal.
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4 RIlCNNi.ITH FOR SALE.

NAVE tor sn.. ~ IA. | B!ackeIuiIh He il o ne
b best Coach md Carriage Smiths IN tho Southr
try. lie l. capable Of nakn: repairing cy,Iy d"i'rp
ZION u Caring" Springs, and "l." my kind 81 county
rlnch in fact h" j. Ia na-fTr workman He % n the 81
year at hi ra. unr make "hoGl i"rt high.
hri.ht ng!Hrtr Color.
Any prison wrAiinc -uc ssmith will apply To me INN,
.lnt"y ior in h, nf my ,cllin. him bruT.
10Th {" January, shall Mkr hIn Oh In Richmond 20 hH'
ur sell. a. w. BAGW ELL
trromar Conf House VA Dec ls--CJt'
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THE RESULT IN MISSISSIPPI.

From en- esteemed correspondent i'll Wilkinson
county, Mississippi, we have the following:
I'VE have ,riirnphcd glurcusy in Mississippi, ear
rying our Democratic ticket by III Increased majority
nud cI,rtns in this district tho a. ax VI Southern
rights, John a. Qunan. 10y maiorty of 2,Ul5
where the Know. Nothings swore they had 2oO booked
against us certain. Thank God for this result! But
We can never express how much we owe Virginia nl
this result, and the Enquirer. Ever since Wise
election we have worked with energy, and our foes
appeared stunned and paralyzed, although they died
game al Inst
Yours, i'll the bonds Of al
ISviSCIBiE DEIoCRACY."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-18

NEW YORK, De. E.-ELour :, i.
oi stru.h state brand, at - ~ Obi, sale'
'o; Whrnt is active sales ct Southern ,y, =,
3 -, red ". C"rus lower; Western ,ui,nT oS :.
eta. Pork, mess, SO -. Beet II - n SiS -,
and wiilslcy are unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-18
MILITARY VISITORS FROM MANCHrSvp,
NEW HAMPSHIRE III

"h'iiSGr"S' Dfc. 1.-The Anoskeap y-,.,,.
aVoiunteer c"mpany composed ot about JSo - a"'
arrived here to-day, and were received Lv ,b ne
District brigade. They were escorted 10 The ~" p,s u.
well entertained. They will y.it W,,m, "t y ana We
morrow. 'e'"oh u