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A SIGNIFICANT OMISSION.

II our wish to invite tho attention of the peo-
| pie of this State to n recent debate in the Sc.
nate, in which the feelings and purposes the
Abotomists were fully disclosed, but the iYhig has
90 well performed the task which we proposed to our
selyss, that we must be content with few comments
on it's article-The Ithig characcriz.s Wilson, the
Know Nothing Sepator from Massachusetts with re,
markable fidelity Of representation, worthy col
league of Sumner" "a right-kand companion OF
Seward, Gillette, and Wade" lone of tho basest
md dirtiest Abolitionsts in the Union" &c., &C. The
lphig is equally felicitous in ts sketch of Judge
Douglns. 1t says:
"ssnator Douglas-8nd we record il to his lasting
honor-had the manliness, the independence, and tho
patrotism as he has had throughout the whole of the
Nebraska controversy to beard Wade and his con-
federaes to their faces and tell the cowardy traitors
his opinion Of them and their motives lie well said
that the Ohio Senator's passion was not against the
bill under consideration, but against the constitution
Of the oountrythnt no himself went for the law be-
cause the Senator from Ohio did Dot-and for the sake
nf putting down rebellion and preventing anarchy
Mr.. Dnngas proceeded at greater lengh, and boldly
declared his readiness to meet w ade rs Northern
man on Northern SOIL TO discuss the principles of the
Nebraska bin with him. We make the following eI-
tract from what the valiant Illinois Senator said
And again;
There is no man, North or South, but must admire
Senator Douglasf for the independence with which he
.ans expressed himself in this debate. And we are
'ee 10 acknowledge our obligations to him far the
,irne.s , and defiance with which he mot and ropsed
n"nsaughts Of Wade and bis allies npon the Con.
sr and the rights of the South During the GU
,a,r;", ;assion he stood up to them like man and
a"d ,rS m,e they trembled and skulked kecowards
a'iu '"''"'"' Us they are"
we observe with regret that the llAig oms the
'oho"'nS passage in it. sketch Of Judge Douglas
speech:
deny the light Of meu who wero k;cksd ont Of the
Wing party, rejected by the Democratic nnrtv for not
being sufficiently honest and who. fnsl,r hy fus;on
get into power, to speak for the North Sovr ramrs
sentatives came here by Know Nothing vot.s rTo
Mr.. Fessendeu.) Do you know representst;~o from
Maine who came here with Know. Nothing votes
against him
Mr.. Fessenden.-The question was Nebraska or
anti Nebraska
Mr.. Douglas.-A Know Nothing cannot be Know.
Nothing without swearing to tell q lie.
Mr. Fessenden.-Do you apply this to mel
Mr.. Douglas.-Show me a Nebraska man who was
elected by the KDow-Nothing vote2
Mr.. Seward.-Mr. Morgan from my district.
Mr. Douglss.-There was bogus lodge in that dis
trict.
Mr., Seward.--K there was, did not hear oft, aud
don't believe it, and Know. Nothing about it,
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.IRHNIRIE LAND FOR SALE.

WE oer tor sale beautiful Farm, in the county oi
w Abcnar!c lying the Eastern slope OF The South
West Mountain dsthnt from keswck Qhc virginia en-
| us. hail Road Depot) mls-trom the contemplated
sr-uson Of tie Orange and Alexandria Rail Rond, one
s and IRON the RivaEna Horse boat Improvement our
CUES II con:ains Two HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE AND oNE.TIIIRD ACRES; l50 OF WHICH are
I:rned well enclosed, sad in high state OF improve,
nfal; the remainder is III woods. The euiinga are ali
.w the dwelling is vi brick. two storics, containing zen
rooms hall snd pa- age and far completed, 10 I'M
hed in tho ery best style The location unsurpassed
beauty and variety scenery, for health and for ro
aed and good society To wishing healthy country
lner residence particularly desirable 1t is with
,irw hours nde OF Richmond or Washington. II q
i!,e farm is preferred 800 acres more adjoining,
ssl 30 uad .t ,AA r;r. a-isTcacs MAJ te had TO MI
,unr Hart of Abtmurs kcsSic. Depo:; o! TO llessrs
= q RuaFn and John Jones OF Rirhmoua. But persons
re requested TO examine for themselves A. HART
j Nv vticc e kcswick Depot ibeparle Virginia
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AATI(,E

|NTA4 committed TO the Jail ol Charlotte county Va.
w the 5;t day OF January, 1885, as Runaway 4
It.1 nan named PAUL who sold here Oh the I'd
IaS s;1, hy William g. Friend. administrator OF
G':- friend, d"csascd, 20 Mcssrs Gregory e. Nor.
i, AZ negro when fret committed. raid he belonged
| D Nayo ~ y'rrhhur. Va; afterwards said he o.
..-!;o Mr. Daniel ". Jordan Of South Carolina Said
go. color l. dsrk. cs inches high; about - years
H'ni w-e dre-.cd when taken up in II black coat aud
- neck vest fur cap. pegged shoes, yarn socks and
Tan psu'.
e owner oi aid nero slave !s hereby requested
le 'o'"hrd po'c h!i properly pay charges and thk0
@ SEQ" ~ H''h q" hc SIl! b" disposed Of ss the law d.
'' THOMAS II. SMITH,
,,, !, - IH:o: U Charlotte county Jail.
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rOi..JfTNERSHIp

1y;r subscrhe.s .u.r catered into $50 partnership
Tor i!.e plrpose .. carrying General Grocery
|ap Chsnilcry aud Commission Eu-iness ndor the hrn
l. GEORGE Merriam / CO, R!i nave thsen the barge
a cerhmodous lumber house corner Of 18th aud Dock
|.ss, iacy viii keep constantly on hand general a.
K1nen, OF Groceries, shp rhspdie:y ad Northern Pre-,
see They will ao be ia regulsr receipt VI Snithheld
ssoa Lard. AMI ohey produce OF TIA: section OF tho
s:...v They haze no@ Oh uaad supply Of Suthheld
;.cUa sr.e and small sizrs. suitable F fsmlly use
.g: house Is spacious and they will be uble 10 atove
age amount goods OF any description. Beng sdjsccn.
Hae uori good. be received from put on board
q tie vessels tree If nrayage.
.u.-.-aco cal b -i-"t--' :. .uo lowest rates.
ncy most respectfully solicit share OF tine public pa
|so.t2o. GEORGE MER!AM
LEVI GTALTSEY.
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WV. J. CHEATHAM. Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEErISG - NoATEC---~-

LA ~
A,a large and enthusiastic mCot,nG .! - ) =
crucy of Northumberland county, he.! ~ i,g ~-..i.
house thereof, Monday, the III. IL: vs .-..
1855
On motion Of William Claybroos, Z: ~.
William 7. Booth was called {" tue CaaE, -.- e..
Brent appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object Q. !l9 -
in few forciLie :eHa:ks lie urged nc Do. 9-..-
OF Northumberland 10 support The ac1.iItts q: ...-
Stauu;on Convention il the coni2g c2@:Hi.r 49, -
cherish their principles IN a.! !EeT beauty 49, 49,
On motion, Resolved, TIN: a Committee y -
pointed tn correspond with Her:J "a y - =. r
reGurst him 20 nddrss The citizens .: 10. 49,
land county o; h,s c.rlics' conHeGe. '"-''.r :.
the Chairman appointed ". j. J.":L!".-' $500 -
Bell, and 4. J. Breu; sgid committee -,.
F. NJ Braxton, tue Senator ;iOir INC - '-I..I -
thrn loudly aud vocercusiy ca!.ec vI' t. =. - .
time appeared and delivered orc OF tee :n0st q "
and soit,.-,:r., .Decrrs tc-t "e ever tn - =. =
sure ut ,lscn:n, to- lie utterly c0a..suh-s- az -
rnnn,.d MI secret ussUcn'Ious 10: PoUcI! F.: ,,
c,n.deriur them Injurious 10 our iafiifG!'.s.
.nt;n, 20 cnrry, the morals OF tbc cOn!cIa!'! -.
rcno''n,zrd in the person Of II. a. Wis: a.
t;,i nj III. South, seuuch DemCcGdt, aud : 49,
i.s, Champion of c.vil aud religious freedom.
MIR. Braxton was frequently interrupted - I.-
nlYuse during his speech.
On motion, Resolved, That hs thanks 0! ts.s i! q
ing b. rendered to [. Il. BtaItoU, Esq, lot r. 49,,
On motion, Resolved, That the DcmocG.'s c: L.
caste. he Invited 10 attend the Democr4- i2e-.. -
10 be held AZ Northumberland Courthouse o. 49,.
day, the 18th day Of March next, Tor tle pu1:-- -
selecting candidate 10 represent tna c1ILt!.S o.,
Lancaster and Northumberland IL the naz; A'.-- &.
Delegates. ,...
On motion, Resolved, That the p:oceet!nE4 c: - ;
meeting be published In the Richmond tlq-t-e. s--
Examiner. .s,-,-
WA. 7. BOOTH, Coa>1-1-
psrST
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For hr Enquirer

The Spring elections are drawing near We must
organize our forces for the contest ii we would sue
cerd therefore, come together at our next (Marchl
Court for the purpose OF preparing generally for me
campaign. frauGiit with so many important results
affecting the Interests of good old Commonweaith
aye, of beautiful Republic itself. We sha,i ob
branches OF our State Legislature; for Rep,esen'sf a.
tive III Congress; fer Commissioner OF the DOM W
public Works; for Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and Attorney General. Having this woES W;
rondIp s, ID pleput the principles of our political
UaGs nSersnee. . Let a5on iesor! be our motto and
ws have nothing to fear. Monday, the 5th Of March,
is Court day Come early, organize and 60 to work
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs REYARD

DAN AWAY from the -utscrihsr ON the l4th inst my
IL dining room servant, WILLIAM lie is slender made
M Tor his aec) about years old light brown
D. y, q.ick IN hIb -pnsEiNg and action He had on
.aru . black cloh coat plaid pa.taioons and cloth
|p blue he may be preparing 20 North Norfolk
Point where he WAS rals0d nd Ged lu-t wear with
u De kIssy, nj Old Point Comfort will give Gas #
|sr-udni in the vicinity of Richmond 40 if out OF it,
sUO ou, Of the State delivered 10 n" with any
':y expense 20 get him here WM. GRAY,
Ny !t-t!3rSru Richmond
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FIFTY DOLLARS RrlV.Rn

8ri ,GUV,>s +!s' Hor lsl Two negro men One, LEN.
sl enc oSnDN or @ fs black fellow about Is ycsrs old,
s Of h. bTpl, r ' iron under teeth out and scar on
ftrri in Pict,,i ~" ~ from Maryland, and WIS pur.
m sbn, ~ hc,hnond -, The other. siM short hesvr set
,,o , 80 Year ohla- a,hick long hemd of hair He
c sy | oia 1issasSraood Of w-rrcnton IN virginia will
i. RichmomJ ~ n ''r delivery o, both 10 Pulam e. Da
Dec s-ctf ''''''f' b.. H. STOKES
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

IL HVih TIE BYRD Plantation, some two or
i0R weeks since. negro man, slave, named, MA.
ra >. Shd vt ten dollars, aud all proper charges,
t,sr,s ' nos his apprehension and delivery to the
n.,I u 'e p'an''on, OF 10 the undersigned in Rich
.s.a,,o,ss.ry Intelligent negro Of ginger cake color,
prrls- be about FIVE feet six or seven inches high
EDS. os, or" about him recoleced except that
s. eu, whsb "n o: the joint. OF one of his forefn-
ed " tie right or left hand, is not recolIscs-
F. .N&ss on .n.,'i NJ TABB & SON, Agents.
- .-clnr 81 ae'ween Main and Franklin SITS
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THE IMPORTED CLEyELANG BaY >TAL.


gENHE p;opsrty oi W. [. MTes' Esq. vi; a
stand the ensuing season ri Castle ILL! tS>
Farm Alben,arle County. TS
This stallion now fonr yrsr- old. and rsinE
he bands aud nch IL hrIiey. 10 h- the pes: arrers
rel tro lucs .niU is c5rI'.y -. celebrated rsre :"
Eorseri combining I'll th> creates; degrea the requisites
l.. ample bore s:e nla power h superior nc,ioa. sym
,rr3 and style h- sire sh da, Ge.Ss both pure Cere
apis rrrcuiy sought IN England 10y the French Ad
VI Agriculture, improve the
breeds of France The thorough purity 0 his blood
e az his possession OF the hshee characteristics OF his
Eq,c IS unqueStonstlc and youched by athentr docu
.ns :rhIcb will be shown TO amy person wishing 10 see
/ gepl =.
He will .erve $50 the session. (grooms fee in.
isil 10 be- paid the time oi service, OF when the
MAZE j. taken away.
Ii. character a tonl ge.ter j. established By the
m thai every Of four belonging 10 Mr. Rives
Nc he was permitted Inst in order TO
-. o! his progeny IN case OF accident or dea'o
aGg,s :. Eon.
Gol r,-,srase Will he supplied to mares sratis. and
-:,!, s,:.- acshboyiOod prices. when required.
A. far iIhe; OF lasrrs which will be served the pre-
.ea sal Limited 10 thirty il IS desirable that early ap
lca.o! should hc made either personally OF hy line
r!.eei 10 the subscriber, Cobhau Post Office. Abe
-cr c0Ga'y. =. "a oil.bEhl
F,b lf-.anw4wSwiw Agent Tor the Proprietor.
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FIFTY DoII4Rs RrV.,n

X ~ Away about the last oI December la n r.,,.
man Iu..e ei piili. belonging 10 the esrnfe OF W.
,gH" 49," d.. - liaDoyar The said negro is nea,Tv
'Ns '%s- D'r hair little curly, 10 abont Zee, Il
'p'tsG 10 !, is believed he will cndeavor 10 max
sbs 'o Is"n State. us he can any whore pssa Tor
h. "'" reward Of $50 will be paid 70: his delivery
~'" 'o'"iet la Jsll 80 thar may get him again.
WM T. II. POLLARD,
3. 'sPIty !or c. =. GoodaI late sheriff OF Hanover
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!GNl NnlrE! .utd VII 7IvN Virginia on or about the
IL Il March Tor the Ncst and will attend iathuly
sai promptly sn business which may be en-.
trusted 10 h III aUY o III" es,crn states or Ter
ores Letters may 40 addressed me- before the 18th
u aarch, az 81 Nicholas Hotel New York city" aud 10
S; LOUIS, bcog" ite ~ OF ip H. Alter that time TO
Fort Loav"nwo!tA krusas Tern: ~ which latter place
(sn BE- nv permanent rrsl,cuc" GEO. w. PpRkINS.
=. rri'! ~ s2ccis! penn. --,oG iiou Shelton r.
Leak" "U'".nM GtT-rROr -! Virginia and tho Hon. J.
II -:0val, State Treasurer Feb eI-c,f
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A BouT,sss :, DOLLARS KEW1KD-

non ny is-n s'oFe'aYrr hast, REUBEN ran away
I'd q, ohd frs .ee s..efsde in Hanover He is about
sk eoapieyio inches high, rather stout made,
TIN isiS ' 1879 Of Mr.. 7. A. vs.,al. near wades.
H. deh'er hn m 10 any one who will sppre-
Fifty Doa "a Of this State and s.sUp.a H. u hs9o .a
Z. foNTAISE
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CATCH THE Rr\.,,.,,.

Il 1t my PREMISE, s;N miles ~
II Sunday morning, 2e,h "t J.nwsTr VI hichmond, on
'i 'heighr 9 feet, color hlacE 10Y George
my owing 70 burn IN the groin which ocsp s.ps and
ti' s.o hui IL srill very Visible will ~. many
: ~ ygn.'y of Ie,sico and S25 il Ia. 81" taken
t' "EO vii .ecurc and notify ME rro,Su W.. =" -py
a4' through the Richmond post Office G. ot,g u TIE
!sl ,s,-.'r J. lI,Ii'~ "i.a
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For lEf Erg..r:!
nrMocpATs OF LI-NENBCRG.

Ths Democrats of Luncnbu:g VII! meet II TIC
Conr Uou.. after the aiIcurnmen; o! Coc-s, oC Ct.
next County Cour: day, t. :,n OF AnsCh, 10 oEE@a'
:ze for the Spring campaign. C2t'e on, .oc g..
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IjF N: =, T:t'rt-
DIR. GRAHAM AND "THNr NOTICE

Do correctly understand Justice" 10 h.s CONN.
n!catton nth" Enquirer YESTERDAY - st., o. 10 ~
ply that DR.. Graham either officially A. P.ea.ie.: 81:
the ii5ar! Of Pubic ori-. merely u"oa .is>:r
dIvidJHl responsibility 4, n-EGer 81 'i.aL G.NS
never gave to III" holders Of bo~s, s.,acr sy,. =
pledged BY Setrn, Wiihrrs y Co.. s1: n1'ic., L..
practical eject Of which, refusal, on the v,yt c.
The Sa:s, TO pay interest OF those bous GEc 7as &c
other "n"ticc" ever given rhnn that wh:h c0E..-
III the communication alluded to
Though opposed 10 the fe-clectIon Of Dr.. GraI--%
hope nm at all times ready 10 do 'ns,.ce' = hi:-
and TO every body else. FAIR PLY.
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c-I nrvrOS'S HOrSE.

utinI,cTnx F.b, oS.--The lire at Col. Benon's
ns,ora.r woke out in his library. The ma
and notes for the second volume of his his
ioTy ot thirty W in the l. Senate destroy
ad 'also many books, journals, private papers, and
soma furniture. There was no insurance.
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iry"i Justice; no oppression, 20 ;.r::~p:, .,.:j;
l'ec M'',"' open roai 10 h.lraa ~ .,-..: - -
|Hct 10 fH''HN r3rTor7es', hA"J.rI I Tx --.-. G
GOi r
Orange County.
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SMALL NoTEs-lne Nortn Carolina leE!.'l;ufe, =
its recent session. inserted in all the nev? cha.:, 'e
rs-chartsrs, and amended charters OF Banxs, p'o'
bibtiop against the issuing OF paying GU! o! o.s 60
der Ave dsllan.
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rrw uAMpSuIRE POLITICs

N,ycszsrrR, Feb. 27.-The democrats I-.t r--t
r,ret;ur in rhi. place to-day. the a!:eud .yce :;
quite args. Speeches isnosnc:ng n, h:- T..
things, and predicting The success Of y; dec;:-
ernor Steele presided and great enthusiast wa@ = =
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LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK.oThe tegis-
,.tnrs has directed Attorney General Ogden Hotf,
man man to appear before the Supreme Court on Oeha''
nf m. state in the Lemmon slave oase
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


By RITClIE, DUNSAFANT & PRYOR.
WM F. RITCHIE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
THURSDAY, MARCH I, 1853.
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Constitution OF THE L..

| Constitution OF THE l..
STATES.
Art. vi. "No religions:
test shall erc,' be required
as a qualification to any
office Of public trust un-
der this government
CONSTITUTION OF EIRol-
MA.
Sec. Is. mo man shall
be compelled to frequent
or support any religious
worship, place or mlms, :,
try whatsoever; nor shall
any man be enforced or
restrained, molested or
burthened in his body or
goods, or ofherrise MJcr,
en- account Of his religious
opinions or belief; but all
men shall DO free TO pro.
fess, and by argument tn
maiutain, their opinions
in matters OF religion,
AND THE SAME SHALL IN
so WISE AFFECT, DIaIN-
ISH Ok ENLARGE THEIR
CIVIL CAPACITIES"
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"0uhi,aG beneath the patriot ego
/,.s a. -. ,-,,.. aud ,,.i,.l sla,rnc-Hf

After the meeting had gotten through with oil the
which it had Assembled and adjourned,
the Democracy retired their homes in the finest spi-
rts ,he clergyman referred to then mounted the stand,
and PLAYED oil the character OF ihe b"'oon Tor some
hnur aud half TO the no small amusement ofthe boys,
and few of maurrr years whose cell respect would,
on other occasions, have prompted them to different
course.
The meeting WIS Is G!oril4r one for the Democ-
racv al Marshall. who nrs jlsr beginning 10 move III
relation n the approaching election ana will render
n good uccoun, oi themselves on the ith Thursday oil
Nav next. Respectfully, &c
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l'INl)EX.
T. Hf EduorS Of the EnquTU.

MOrSDsvILLr, NiRGISA,
FEBRuARY, Il, 1855.
We have had glorious Democratic meeting at
our Court House Oh Monday crcning last. Notice
wa- given through TINT most excellent Democratic
paper lthc Wheeling Argus,I that thero would be n
meeting OH that day iorfhe purpose OF ranyng the
nomination made at Saunton, and, Notwithstanding
the day was Il very gloomy and cold one. goodly
number oi the stern Democracy al Marshall came
from nil parts Of the county, for the purpose OF re-
newing their allcganc" to the grcnt principles Of m"
party and preparing for the coming eonhict. Inc
Court House being occupied all day by the Court, il
became necessary postpone the meeting I'LL candle
light, in consequence of wh;ch numbers were COM
pcled 10 60 home before night; many, however, re-
NAMED at great personal Inconvenience, III order TO
testify their devoon To the principles OF republican,
ism. The know-NUlhings had assembled IN oil their
alrength under the lead OF renegade Methodist
preacher BY the name Of Wolf, who, It was eur,
rently reported through the day, was determined
TO force himself upon the meeting. TO reply to any
thing thn might be said in relation 10 their order Ac-
cordingly, when the meeting assembled ihoso dark
lantern gentry could be collecting theW forces,
Tor the purpose Of putting up their Pt"edo p1't!ca'
clercyatan spiritual ieci"rc" and 0spTant t0r Con-
o,fs,-but il was no CO. When they saw the stern, IN
-xible material of which the meeting was composed,
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THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE CONSTl'
KNOW-NOTHINGISM AND null
IIEICATIOS

The Wig denies the charge that Know Nothing
ism is conspiracy against the government and cues
in support of its position the pledge of the hno"
thing novitiate to conform to all the rules anu
lations of this Order, and to tho constitution a"'
laws of this or any other Council TO when no "'"y
attached, so long as they do not co@a''' ""H ="
sttuiion Of tie United States or mar " ..' -,
,rbj.b ,,oy reside" Whether this condition be so
conclusive q refutation" OF our Indictment Us '"e
uz,a .oo,,s % imagine, we leave the people 10 de-
.h,, o,,;do,cs Of the following fncts:
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TUITION.
| Art. III. "rhe object of
this organization shall be
to resist the insidious poll
cy Of the Church ofRome,
and other foreign inau.
ence against the institu-
tions OF the country, by
! placing IN all offices IN the
g,tt W tie people or by
| appomtmeni, noMe int n0'
t,rc born PROTESTANT CT.
isenS.'
| KSuw-NoTHISG OATH.
You furthermore pro-
mise and declare that you
will not vote nor give your
influence for any man for
any office III the gilt OF the
people, unless he DO an
American born citizen in
favor Of Americans ruling
America, NOR If HE BIZ A
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Again: lyon solemnly
and sincerely swear that
ii it may be done legally
you will, when elected ! to
any office, remove all TO-
reigners AND ROMAN Ca
TKOlICs FROM OFFICE
and that YOU WILL IN NC
CASE APPOINT SUCH To
OFFICE"
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% On hht trld n gage I've rlt,
cannot live O. fame irrr!i.
nrcds must turn again.
'Such was the langrae" OF De Argentine alter the
cause of his King lost, C:d sUrh would be the re-
ply OF Mr. Wis. 10 the OH: o he mission 10 France
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFfcE EvANsvIaiE DAILY JouRHAT..
"Wednesday Fy ming. Dee IL

w tcHt>itdA E-S EtHS. tfc%s 10 }
RIvER-Has been s.eadly -eceding since last weeks
report. Getting above, bat IN good stage The
mouth.
I WEATHEfs--Changel cold Sunday rlarping, and is
now winterssb thick ice forming crerFnighi:
BUSINESS AND MARHEfs--Business has been
pretty brisk during the il naarIy Al departments
gr,4. al - produce Beer csf1as iny raiisoad
and canal Some pretty heavy shiraieIs Of pork and
grain ma &c been made South during re week.
FREIGH FS-Soutil nave rRaierislly advanced from
last week owing the falling t0 river, aH RAPID
accumulation Of f~eiglts at retft, and eompars
tive scarcity boats. The follEya Of ikhi
New Orleans nos prevails 4Fl6e, sic per bbl; porl,
75c per hbl; wAea: ard carn, Zoe per sack: .eg;.1
freights, 3jc per loo
There particular changes to notice - to pro-
dace market sin eas week. Flour cort,naes;t &c 25
though tho mark. is d,:ll and sales small Wheat
slightly declined. CITY NILS giving 81 a. We
quote at 81 3yeeI so.
has paid ast Below this point, although have
uesrd OF 60 Gales bore at ever 45c We quote $50
soc. The las: reports from New Orleans quoted
9Oc.
Our pork packers busiiy engaged though not ap-
psreny purchasing very heavily tbs week. The high
s7s have heard ofhis week tor hogs from dis
;ace IA - vs. 80 would be paid for heavy hogs foot
in preferences to the former price BY The
during the week have been Hight Mstket slight
Is trmer tbs last three days Weather fine for packing
Der quoraiions t,1oR have been carefully revised:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-13
FRANKFORT. Dec 10,

Destruction, Of the Kentucky Military Irsititts
BIZ EiIre.--At II O'Clock last night the Ken
lucky Military Institute, situated six miles
from Frankfort, was discovered TO be on fire.
The cook-house, mess-house, and chapel adj
Joining the east end, family rooms, and 6ftce ad-
Joining the south, entirely destroyed. The
fire originated in the garrett, supposed through
the carelessness OF servant. Furniture and
library saved in damaged state. Tho school
will temporary disband for few days until a
ccok-houss and mess hall can be cree ted,
Loss unknown. Full insured.