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wa oe uisulouten according 10 tfr following
$4,000 NlJMBlRs-isiSs pRIzrS

pFiIes amounting nm IgnI
The i50 prizes o y determined ny number which
draws ule $4,000 prize II that number should
n every odd number ticket In the scheme vii be
an even NUMBER then number b.
" IN addition 10 any other prize which may De draw
Purcissers buying quantity even number
tickets will be certain Of nearly The cost ~ ~
sane, with chances Of obtaining other prizes
Al those eketa ending with T. evena thos. eni
ing With I, 2, s. !, O. are odd.
Without deduction. -
Eg All prizes Of tioo and UNDER paid Immediately amer the
drasing-Oher prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
~ communications strictly conadenual The drawn numbers
urNardrd
Whole Tickets 60 Halves g.. Quarter
Prte uckets casid At either one.
~ Orders ior tickets b. addresseli either 10
jyio swSS ueo,,nev HnA,'A, - o'
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Az lScIpENT.-During the recent sojourn Of Elired.
Circus company in Charlottesville the band Of musicians
visited the grave of Foster formerly an actor 4, ,h
GUS Who was thrown from wagon some years ago and
Killed While on the spot they played several pieces of
music as au appropriate tribute to his memory
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h''LWAf hoHBERr-On "Wednesday last at sore point
between washington and Petersburg. the trunk. Of Mr.
James Bowie was broken into and robbed of psir of
GOLD ear rings neckcnain x pairs undersleeves
en- ne cam6He handkerchief and various other articles
ct more or less value
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AcerIrTAL-The examination of Charles IT. wingRed,
on the charge Of robbng the u 6 mail at the Junction
r o. in Hanover Co. the 23d Of June last took pl.c
before u : Commissioner VIM. =. Watson "Wednesday
and resplted in his acqnittal
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CoSrSrED.-Tbe charge against John Adams for for
gns an order upon James Lyons for small amount of mo
new was to have been investigated By the Mayor
gay gut IN consequence Of the absence Of witnesses it
was continued until Tuesday next
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VICIOUS Doc complaint made to the Mayor
Yesterday that large dog belonging to John Vaughan
had bitten child Of Mr. Hoyes and was still Going AT
large The Mayor passed sentence of death upon the
brute, and fined its owners5
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SoVrHER RAILROAD AssocIArroS.-We publish to-day
the concluding proceedings of this body which W. we're
compelled for the want fspace to defer The next meet
next. = ~ '
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ALARH OF FIRE-A lumber house in the rear of Mr.
Pamers seed store near the first market was So, ON FIR,
between IL and o'clock "Wednesday night. but the
names we're discovered in time prevent serou damage
The hremen were promptly the ground but fortunately
their services were not required
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-11

bDucsrIOS COSvENTiOS.-The trustees Of bethany Col
lege have appointed delegates to attend the education
convention, TO he held in Richmond on the 22d of mn,
month - ~ 800
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BALLOON AscESsoN.-Carrier, the intrepid eronaut,
OF this city, made remarkable ascension at Freecks
burg on the 4th OF July Ii is said that he travelled more
than ninety miles in about three hours and alighed in
ee '1p IN New Kent county At times he passed very
near the earth and had amusing Conversations with
sons below him. -
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ArroiSrNESr.-Capt VIM. J. Preston, formerly ofthi.
city but now resident Of Kansas has recently been sp
pointed one Of the aids Of Gov. Shannon.
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hEp SWEET SPRiSGs.-We understand that the season
mas commenced very hvOraby this popular place of re-
sort letter written days ago states that there
we're at that time over forty visitors With constant acces
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WREcK.-An individual named John l.. Gregory
whose thirst for strong drink has very nearly deprived
him OF all semblanee Of humanity was sent TO a yesier
day as common vagabond
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stopping nj Northampton, both
pAs-enrrr pfoosing London
ofsrr route, for thr economy Of time and mon
- pAssAoe auu sYTos
Is, Cabin hAa sAssop, 49, fr,t CABIN Lover sIiO:
An letters aud Newspaper. pas. thrvux Post one
No bill Of aiins will b. parcels os the day
sxHsug = - : - @'
a. .sp~rs,eesa surseoo I. ai,Aes-a to each -
Fsr hryht Vs passage, apply u c. n. SAND,
II South wiIsm st., N-wY York
C. a. HEINEkEN co, Br-up-n
- CR0SKEY CO. Southampton
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DEATHS ~ NoEFotE.-DHng The month Of June there
were IS deaths in Norfolk. Of which uesty twothds
we're Of children under years of age.
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ARRrsrED-ltis is reported that David Malone the mur.
derer OF Allen Lively, town sergeant Of Hampton hA.
been arrested
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The Washington bniOn pablislrs article sating that
government confines the bst iootng With that
France, sl Store, to thr contrary notwithstanding
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The Pennsylvania intmai-s that the lady whom John
Van Burcn r about Io we'd the only daughter Of the late
tius McDunic
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOTICE.

UaN.C. HUNT g. DANIEL R. HUNT have con-
- necte themselves under the Arm Of HUNT BRO
Quoting general Commission Business and have taken
virginia tween CAy street and the Danv Depot
Harvey Wood a Col - W ~
They solicit oonsgnents OF Tobacco. Wheat Flour Corn and
signments, and quick returns ia4-ts
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ANDREW WINDS %.
AkERIcAH CANADIAN. KUROPsAH q WEST INDIES
ADvEuTIsING 4 sUBsC IPTION OFFICE,
No l33 hdssn1 SfrSef. aerf door a. Nds-u1 BrsF.
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ANDREWS q JESUP,
COM MISSION NTS,
COTTON AND MOnLEN MACHINERY.

srkAN k>GiSks rvoLs HHLifS0 src
Importers aud Dealers in Manufacturer Articles,
NO 07 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
w. Agents for the ts Woodruff Beach Steam
Engines and Boilers -
E- Exclusive agency New Lowell Machine SHOP
Mschinlst-' Tools. s.aq-Iyfp
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GIBIfs' GALLEHY
FOR PATENT
ANiBR0TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.

NHE SUBSCRIBER having up a OF rooms in elegant
sye Cornihian Hail. Is prepared pub
NC ana furnish them with superior
The Anroype being herms,ically
nne polished glass by secur~s Iut gi,
and beauh~ the mpreon) Of
acids or The variations Of climate In long
only Kind of picture that will They can
be tHkru from the size Of full life miniature and m
one quarter the time OF the DagueeoyPe They
can be In light
for Pins, Lockets, and large Frames,
The popularity Abrotye has given ri--
Imposition Counerfeits upon yiAss with varnis
are often sold Tor AnbrOyIe Nune
ent stamp The public Al
TIE AAhhorrrE GALLERY CoRrHIAS Hall s
aio ,'u', -o os So. y. D. GIBBS
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INDEPENDENT ORDER oF CADErs-A number of youth-
o' omoh and Church Hills organized Independent Or
ger @ Oh cadets OF Temperance "Wednesday night last
They obtained their charter from the r,sin,- -, d.,
heghoorhood who have the power disband them shou
they ever become displeased with their conduct The
,oho"ing IS list OF the officers elected : Jos Fisk r
y. M: Aerideth, " p r. Sprsggins, II. :; C. H. Thou,p
son, T. a. Mouncastle, q. f.; Geo Brooks l. They
o'clock f P' eS"'
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Nc Herbert charged with the murder Of Thomas Kea-
tiny n Washington, is defended by Mcsrs Bradley Rat.
clifre and How. Percy Walker
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new YORK, BREMEN a sOUrHA uPrOS.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMIRs.

NNHE SHIPS CO W PRIsING f-ra-
II hi. line srv the WARRINGTON, Captain y. ,IIfXY4
CtvsNpv. HfRdtsN Capt Epwas - GZZbllkkR~>
rh..- .e.nsrs stop NJ soa,hanptes both going
PROPOSED DArvs or sauINg-,Ss
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An INJURED WHE.-A named Charles Gr,ce an.
peared before the Mayor yesterday to answer charge of
assaultng and beating bis Wife In giving her t-,irnon
MIS- nace said that it extremely mortifyng Ia her feel
nss To make public exposition her domestic tronbs
. sue haa no alternative Her husband who was in the
habit OF drinking ardent spirits had -trcl her sa,
anu turned her out OF doors and she could not endr.
such treatment any longer she compelled To sek the
protection OF the law The Mayor held Grace to bail in
tue SUN oi $500 to keep the peace Committed in default
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~. A. WILLiAM Ms
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT


PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
NENERAL AGFNT for Receiving and Forwarding Manufactured
NJ Tobacco Goods &c. &c No SLIP RcHNnSn Va
beg- leave To return his public
for the very liberal patronage bestowed him during
connections with Of
specially soicii- continuance thus appar
ing an the theatre OF business alone, do
my business qualifications that the consenees
faithfully represented. ~ -
Liberal cash advances eou,gnments Of produce ia
RfIkHs ~; Mcssr. Lewis Webb son, wadswoh Turner
and John Booker Esq, Richmond; Johu o.y ESQ Cbsve
Jones, Lynchburg, isos n
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w JACKSON a SON,

XXI JACKSON & SON,
W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
ySl--dly-lPI xIc front stf.. and g9D broadway N v
ENNCELSIoa skwISG MACHINIs-Made by HOOD, BAT
M IELlf to Noreessr Mae, patented by Elias Jr
September Uth, lslC Tes- Machines MArrate Stb utf
use not To yet Of repair Tsy yood
and woTkmNnike manner raloTs 1ni
ssddlers work In warranted satisfaction Th
uich ~h no, rip than sewing by hand
Cali Nnd ee them Ia operation ii1 CIUT PhAdephs
up s,airs r., W. A DAWSON, Agent
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SHOCKOE FOUNDRY UACuuNE SusOP
CORNEK ~ CARY AND iirH sTREETr

FINAlnOff A HKOTnfH. Pfopretlrs ~ u.s above -
u works. bultiInr PORTABLE srFAN ~. - NJ
tiNt ~ m Improved cousrucou, Of an 4s1
% toy Herse Poser, suitable ur Cfculsr Mile <rS3
fhre'inF Mthe and other pufp,se Nhch they farr -r-
.vs are uy equal not superior 10 Engues here
Tsy ell sso furnish STATIONARY srEAM ENGINFs from ten
Horsc required poser.
oIRcULsRsAw Mis ofue most approved construction. spd
PUMPS snd WHEELS ior wATER WORKS, PORTABLE eRIsr
Mills and IRONS or MILLS Of a1 kinds.
RAILROAD WORK o. every dsscrption
fOBACCO PRksIs FLATrENING MILLS articles
~ Manufacturing Tobacco together o.
IRON CASTINGS and WROueilI IRON WORK.
They thc exclusive In
Aesnts YOUNG AMERICA CORN ANn con
CkuSikR vhch ey con6deuy usr customer.
aud feud as upor % auy Mn of he kud uh
acqusnei suppy % Which vn aivsys Be Kept band
which uef solicit orders apT-u
ISGEIA HOTEL, Old POINT COMFORT.
- The deamer sliUItI nornfng aud
svenns with NJ James River nosis thai visitors e
sndei. p-r sissmer, utha lev yards of ths Hotel
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VIEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSIyESS.

tv,s f NrfoS in sp5 S hi1-sys, under ue hrm and
sod9s,ns ~ ey ihe above bushes all its branches They
irecs occupied by Hunt Harvey have store
In few days extensive Grocere uhirh ev
respectfully Invite the attention friends and the pub r,
rally Experienced members of the attention 10
goods. "
The usual advances made exue.
ricncc the different branches and by romt
soua attention, We hope % merit portion public patronage
JOliN c MCDONALD,
JANIS c. SPUTTS,
-, JOHN D. HARVEY,
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MCDONALD, SPOTTS HARVEY,
u EuS AM COMMISSION UEHgHaNTS.

40 80 PEARL srKEFT, South OT CARYJ y
Ricas0Sn,
W. And VII sep n sofet eNsnsivr asufimeut uf GRO.
Ctkltc, % uhthth r-peuy aiietun OF tir
iriends lud ne pubic, iu Wshf Of roois line
fattcultf attention s o. 90 the
ans % receiving ani orEs srtinr Msrchan.ts
the usaN tisancss u,sds % eouag
INO G. MCDONALD,
JAS 4 aPOTTs
-. lNO u HARNFY,
tefb
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NOTICE.

uNHf unergne have Partnership unI,r The firm
and siJle of BURTON GRkkNHOw purpe of con.
ductiug drosery and Commission business.
They ive tten t house fh hUeen street,,
receuiy cuped ~ " Gartnd 80, and ul
baud renersl aofiin~nt 81 fny Grocsrir. Liquors
snd w f.e their PERSONAL attention 10 thr r s pruuc
Tus.i 20 their rarr. " 81 KfON,
ori6-iy q gRgENuOw
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MEAsILLO IRON PIPE WORKS.
merrill & JAQUES,


M MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WROUGHT IRON
4v1 Pipes Fittings, Tools description Of
connected with Water heating and fighting
Steamers Chnrel- Hotels Private Dwellings
factories aud Halls. - e~T'
made or,rr. -
Our screw Cutting Machines
warranted To do double the work Invention
Orders solicited from alection country promptly at
.enueu .o- Jali-1y-IPl
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ALABAMA a LOTTERY.
lAvrHoHzED nv rus 90 aLlnlN,l
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,

GLASS F-NEW SERII<,
To be drawn In the City Of Montgomery public on THURS
DAY, August iSih, is56 on he HAVANA PLAN
SAMUEL SWAN CO., Managers.
Prizes
100000 Dol. O.
VIII be distributed according TO the following
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SrHAW GOODS.-ws b-E leave TO call the -,
- attention Of all who IA Of @Sy@D
SEHA " GOODS, S,ErrES
" our beautiful assortment viz O.
Ladies Beaver and Leghorl Riing la and
do lSghorn, Braid and straw fats Bloomers
Chhdrens straw Goods, Of every variety
boys and youths Leghorn u Braid Hats
DO do Straw Gaps
dens Lghorn, Braid, Panama senate and
be excellrd. ' ~ - '
Besides large for servants such s
fal Leaf Mountain Leghorn and the
% which ~ most respectfully call the
io5 No Is M.n 49,
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VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MoSuNEST.-A correspondent of
'he Newark Advertiser writing from Rome Nav 70 state.
.ha' Mr. CfaSord the artist would leave for the United
States the day, and thus proceeds 9TH. eonss,sn
statue Washington, recently in bronze at Munich
Tor the Virginia Monument will probably accompany m.
artist across the Atlantic -Four remain TO be made
To complete the work. which will be largest and We nav
reasonably hope the grandest monument ever created in
memory OF eminent worth; and the artist will Justly share
IN the glory and perpetuty of the achievement lie bs.
won ioT himself proud place in the history Of the no
blest Of the arts OF design
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
lAuTHoEHGD GroKsIal
PTiEes amounting 70
2. Doom

To be drawn In th- city Atlanta Geo. in pu nm NoSn.y
July -, laJ6, Tie HAvANA PLAN
SAMUEL. SWAN Co, ManagerSf
Prizes Amountingto to
SIO2. .OOO!!.
Will be Distributed according 10 the fllowing
MAGAIFICENT SCHEME
AEkf OTHER rIckEI SURE To DRAW A PRIzRt
$1,000 NUMBfRS-i5i9o PRIEST
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Advertisement he considered BY
the ptrtle.. o. % sla, '.sf' o.. = I-a I'-l.r
copy
sf -r'oa- VII he couiinu orierrd payment
ell acroriinyiy
~ RnuL,R any ierstandins
of The ANIMAL Advertisers, diiHcy
thai their prvr. only extends To their Immediate business Real
Legal and ali other
dtsoarl chsrg., aud variation
Real tate aud
s-ei by t charged the
such discounts a. shah ~ agreed upon.
AuctiouecrS.
gng with the privilege II change shall
v~nrty
axre a. e standing rnic under the contract and all vxce
ipg such arnount TO be charged the usual
Advertisements at
of IL lines less
for each continuance. :
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

F.as skILLIN vlsscIIrR OWEN sciIELL as.ss.I NV
ApvEKrt-fSo iIovsr. No SAC BsoApvAr, YoxK
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EROuND PLAsrER.-we keep constantly n hand
NJ fresh Ground Plaster and the
test Windsor Lump Plaster enables
that can be hsd AL orders len office Cary prompt
executed. TALIAFFRRO
B-Farmer. supplied bags a, a reduction
10 to urr rehants q reaxh
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IUyGEIA HOTEL, DIN POINT COuFoRr.

- - HhlilN nov connects daily aud
svennk With th~ James River snd Bay Ros that visitors e
anded ~ "ssmeF v''hla iev yards q NJ Hosl
Ulrd los. SF8AR, PteprlstoF.
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NIFF AND rom ACCO.
Z L T L X BILLIARD.

PETER L0RILLARD
MANUFACTURES,
NO ~ Chatham New York
SuCCtssORo Of PETER GElRGE sn
- kinds of SNUfF and TOBACCOs Ia
lars pRleF CuRHir he obtained by adirens A. shoy-
Ihs Establishment OF the In Ihe Un.d
s. ms8-ly Co.
II AHN OF Wit, ROMANCE ANDHACI.
N oeing Transitions from the French, edition. beau
uiiy Illustrated Catalogues free on enclosing r
'.np" H. : q. SMITH A co,
"N-- n-tSI Box s2lO, New York r. ~.
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J. ALBirr, Secretary. ''"''
u BsEsKE having been State Of y
gn'a aud Agent Ia the city Richmond COR this company viii h.
pleased TO gve any Information subject desired
Oniee At the Insurance Co Valley street "a door from
Dr. JAMS b. McCGW Medical Examiner. 49,
The undersigned having charge business. will be
business entrusted 10 i'm - ' " a w MY
jeiT-lm Tuoa m w,tp popn
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-27
STILL ANOTHERl
Coal Oil.

We were shown, last week, beau
tiful article of oil, manufactured by
George Jefries, Esq, ofthis County
from the Camel coal Of the Winitred
Coal Works. We are informed thai
the illuminating power Of Coal oil is
greater than that Of any 9th
er oil, and experiments recently made
in New York city show that from a ton
ofgood Camel coal, forty gallons Of
oil can be made, and at an expense Of
from ten to twelve cents per gallon
AS far as tried, it answers very well
for ordinary use in machinery, and in
point Of economy it is said it will have
greatly the advantage over any other
oil now in use.
We are pleased to learn that Com.
pany of gentlemen from Maysville,
Ky, and elsewhere, are now erecting
a Factory upon the Camel coal prop.
erty Of Col. Aaron Stockton, of Fay
ette county, for the purpose of manu-,
factoring this oil. We hope it may
prove profitable speculation to them.
--KanGUhG Va. Star.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-27
Ohio University.

This institution is located in the village Of
Athens, which is situated on the Hockhock-
ing about twenty miles from the Ohio River,
and is eminently picturesque and beautiful
in its surrounding scenery. The population,
which consists OF about fifteen hundred
souls, is moral and religious, affordng good
society for young men who may resort to
the place for obtaining an education, The
University for several years has been gradu-
ally rising in public estimation and the fu-
ture is full of promise. The faculty is now
full and consists Of the following persons,
viz:
Rev. Solomon Howard, D. D., President
and Professor of Mental and Moral Science
and Bellies Lettres.
Rev. James G. Blair, D, D., Professor Of
Geology, Chemistry and Zoology.
Rev. John NJ. SeaVitt, Professor of Lam
Iguages.
William H. Young, Professor of Mathe-
ImatiCs.
s. A. Brown, A. B., Principal of Pre-
paratory Department.
The expenses are very moderate as the
faculty are sustained by the rents of lands
lindepcnden; of tuition fees. The Board Of
Trustees are able to bring down the price
of education in the University, go as to
place it within the reach Of all. A schol-
nrship may be had for fifteen dollars. which
entities the holder to tuition in any OF the
departments of the institution for three
years Moreover, each county of the State
has the privilege of sending one scholar free
OF charge for tuition, on presenting to the
President of the University a certificate
signed by the Auditor and Commissioners
of the county, stating that he is the one Sc
lected by them for this purpose. The Uni
versity affords rare facilities for young men
who may wish to qualify themselves for
teaching in our public schools, and higher
institutions of learning. The next term
will begin on Friday, the I'd day of January
next. Students are admitted at any time,
but it is better for both student and profess
or that they enter at the beginning Of the
term. S. HOWARD, PRES. o. U.
Nov. "a, 1856.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-27
The Wish Father to the Thought

The opposition, we learn, are very
much exercised in regard to story
set aAoat by the Satanic Press, "to
the effect that Mr.. Buchanan is in IA
vor of making Kansas a Free State
and that, therefore, the electors ofthe
ave.holding States will vote for Mr..
Fillmore. If the first part Of this story
betrue, and we doubt not that tits, how
does it tally with the declarations
made by the Republicans during the
heat of the contest2 Then the peo-
pie were to be humbugged, and then
Mr.. Buchanan was the pro,alavery
candidate ~ a man who was pledged
to do the bidding ofhis Southern mas
ters !" a" slavery extensionist; >" the
standard bearer Of the slayesocracy,"
&C., &c. NOso, when the possibility
of his defeat presents itself by confess
ing the truth, they admit that they
lied and declare that Mr.. Buchanan,
like almost every northern Democrat,
is in favor of making Kansas a Free
State II does not follow, however,
because Mr.. Buchanan is favorable to
admitting Kansas as Free State, that
it will be 50 done. The Democratic
doctrine is that new States shall be
admitted with or without slavery, as
the people thereof shall determine
The Sonth understands this and will
ask no further pledge from Mr.. Buch.
snan than the platform of the Cincin-
natl Convention to which he long ago
gave his assent. The story, therefore,
that the Southern States will not vote
for him, serves only to demonstrate
the oft repeated saying that " drown
ing men catch at straws."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-27
Hon. Kenneth RnYner.

1t is stated that personal difficulty
occurred recently in the streets Of Raj.
eigh, N. c., between Hon. Kenneth
Rayner and the editor of the Stand,
ard, growing out of Mr.. Rayner's
speech at Philadelphia, preceding
the Presidential election, and the
structures of the editor named thereup.
on. Mr.. Rayner inflicted several
blows upon his adversary with cane,
when they were separated and bound
over in $4,000 each to keep the peace
--Erchange.
This man Rayner is the North Car
olina ally sent for by the "Free Soil,
Free Press" Black Republicans, pre-
viOus to the late Presidential election,
to improve the desperate prospects OF
their Fremont Fusion Electoral Tick.
CT. Of course they will commence a
systematic bowling over his gross at
tack upon a Democratic editor! We
shall see. ee.-PhiladsphiG PenmsyIua-
MAN.