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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-08
For TIC Etqn'reT'
THE MEMBERS OF THE KILL
p,I SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA..

Observing that the commissioners nPP .L.c,iun
each County of the State, are soon 10 = ,;,, -. the
for rspresenta;ives Ia the next anuiiEt ii'c.'"I man.
Snci.iy. the writer of this article deems u ~ i, ,ba
,rorr;ats n call attention., before ths tt'ci''"' ~ u 49,,
amount OF funds the Society has at us u.ap ,n;,hi
10 The NC To- which the same, in his Jd"s'Dcna'. In.
be applied, to be productive OF The '""St a Model
xouii suggest that now ia the time 10 ~ ..bnnI at
Farm, and establish in connehlon WIKI II -, nur.us
which The youth of our State, disposeu !" 81 in
farming as an avocation for life, might NC e..r..rI.
all those branches of learning applica6ie u IMAM rem.
ture as a science; such, for instance, as yrnviny
istry, Geology, Mathematics, lnciud.hs - .rr,srv
drainage. mechanicsl philosophy, veterinary suihu,I
and prartice; in a word, everything that "pu'u u % If
culated to dignity, elevate aud advance inc 'a auch a
agriculture. Let the school be crerted U So
foundation as to give it character, aifnru'"s ~" and
tunitv to young men of signal!zing tneiIs''n. o,bar
Of graduating, as at the Military lhs,n". .I.y eyince
colleges, in ell those branches III which 'neJ r ,hs
proficiency: the school to be conducted unnr' =.
auspices OF the Society, to have competent s"t;..,.
lenden:s and professors; the young uril ~ y" wouId
ed TO so much Of military rule and di'cp!''e o. ;"h mn
be promutive Of order and system, wi'houl ""n a
management, either OIL a farm or Counting oo. n.i,.r
ever be entirely satisfactory. Il seems I" 'he n ha
that a course such rs he has w. ',,, a,
followed by incalculable benefits to tlc con'ln- III ,h.
large, and bs productive vi more g"od ING o.,i.
resolutions that have ever been written " u.,
cables and theorists. II would qualify yount .."
either 10 take charge of their own farms, aiIa 'h"'Hs'
them with SUCCESS, or else, to be stewards on INC 20 -
cations OF others; producing, thereby, a rev"iuanm :"
the present much complained Of system OF mn"as,
ment by incompetent individuals, aud IN the tHn T nv
~ contribute to the development OF Tue
and mineral resources of the State. ~,
The humble writer of this article has thrown -,
these hasty suggestions, with a view to drawing -,
ADLER pens and eliciting discussion on TINS "ipol'aH'
subject, in order that when the members OF 'he = W
ETY. meet, they will be prepared to appropriate -
funds TO the purpose Indicated by the writer, orln
some other way that will enure to the advaHiage u
this good old Commonwealth. AGllAioN
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

CiHciSx,rI, August G-Ihe following returns OF
tie Kentucky cleri."a haze reached here
Bn..i:t county, 20n .tI!r:.can MINORITY. /; CAV" 1862
majority fer M"reh-nd, American, lat yrar. Hart
county, $50 American mrjorty. II gave 1913 Demo
cratic minority last yrar. iIurGin county, 800 Ameri-
can majority. 1t gave 500 American nljo;i!y last
year. Boone county, - American majority. IL gave
2i2 American majority last year. franklin county
gives about 2OJ American majority. il gave Isl
American majority ISIS; year. Grant county, ~ Amer
lean maioriiy. II gave 2GU majorityior the Americans
ln,t year.
Nelson county gives 230 Democratic majority; j.
gave 209 Democratic majority last wear. Campbeii,
kcn;on, PendLeton, Harrison anil Bracken counties
Civ. al aggregate Democratic maj. of about 4o0 votes.
These counties gave last year IN Aggregate oil LUCY
ma. 10: t,e americans.
In the 9Th Judicial District, Moore, tie Democratic
naniidste for Circait "gogc: Ass 80 majority. Inc
Democrat, gain generally.
There is .cid 10 be o considerable filling CT ID The
Am rican vote.
There are lG3 counties in Kentucky, Of which on
IL abuut twenty haze been Lizard from. Inc noo"e
r-tu.ns are compared with the Gove.nor's vote IN
1873, when Moreiiead, American, carried ,hc STATE oy
iinn lnn;ori,Y.l
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ANOTHER TRUE PATRIOT COMING TO THE RES
CIE OF THE COUNTRY.
iiILLSvILiE, CARROLL c"rStY. lA"2
;.I. lttI, 1Sih

Ui.y tfub IS"'
Filter Ifyih,rNc It'cy,Gpi:
Dear Sir-Ille "Amrricsn" Convention! as.cuioied
at S:Hurtnn some time sincc, dt me th@ honor ~ CON
fer upon ms the appointment Ui E!.ctor az tiUs c'uh'
iy. Although | was Eot consulted iii ies"rd 10 I'M,
nor had Oil: agency III pro nr'i's H. vel
| feel grateful 10 that honorable and patriotic BODY
for the distinction aud favor bestowed upon me.
But, sir, however painful |; may be ~ me IN honr-
GGu Old pr, iuiccs aAd Old opinions, TIE present con-
GIi:cn ri the political parties ui the country !mrei M,
rs d Southern nan, 10 decline the appointment, ana
to act, at irn>t jGr III present., with the Democratic
party. THIS position | assGT,e, not i'll n hurry. vi
without reflection, but with a-0lcIGn conviction, alter
eIhsustirg all the means uf Information within my
reach, OF It's business aud proprie.y. II II IS an error,
i Is an eiroI VI The head and not OF the heart, lor' hy
all that is sacred, ] declare | am actunted alone by
the love OF hors ind country.
A.to the question o. C;:a2ges in our naturalization
law, certain restrictions of i.rGig" enigratl"u' ana
N. prob1bic evil influence OF Roman Ca.hu,i"!-m anG
its S,sm!ns tendencies to the subv-rslon oil Tie rO::iI'
c1l institutions of our country, thee. IL my mind,
sink iutG iCslgnIficance when compared with the ac-
tualIy cs,stins difficulties, 20 pregnant w!ih danger
~ Southern Interests, growing cut Oi tn. slavery
question. These are not imasirsr" or prospective
difficulties, bur stubborn facts, ~cTi>tiHn tc1!E!c', OF
which IT,, bloody sceuea Of Kansas, nov being ell
acted, nffurl a distressing demonstration.
Will; [ p:.suInI nc. t. dic,ai. 10 others, | feel II
uever;L .!eSs III Ge my imperative duty 10 act III uc
pros.n contest Will IESt patty which has 10 power
70 crush this foul spirit Ui Ism. .I.cisin. ami restore
psac. md harmony To our common ruuUtrs- 1 S"ain
not BIZ understood Us intImaiing that the 'Amerlcaa
party South are less loyal I" Southern interests 'nan
the Democratic par;y, but the fact i, notorious TINT
the first nuc4-d party is III u hopeless minority, and
thai, ii Is Therefore absolutely tgp3ssib}s Tor y 70 a.
cumplsh any thing as u protection "a the souih
against The repeated aCgressions of the North. do
believe, however, that the conservative part OF the
Democratic party North, together with thousands Of
others occupying positions similar ~ my own, VIII
unite with tbs Southern Democracy, and bear down
in their strength al! the pueri!e 'isms' and c%ontenptl-
BILE factions which agitats tie COUNTY, and threaten
the dissolution OF our glorious Cuioa.
In conclusion, l would AJAX of my "Amaricac'
friends 10 this county, are you willing, either direct.
iy or indirectly, to aid 10 the elevation to power OF
the VIGOROUSLY imbscle Fremont With bis abolition
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~tJMMEktiil G. U
RICHMOND MAKKtr> r. .

-hANhIIS, AlGUSI 8, 1885,.
~ me io!!o"iGg quotations are whoiessle. For .m.1
JTncrs a!Gner prices will De cbarsed:
BACON-W" GIOie SIDES at i9i 70 "a snd .c.,.
roGni Is: a.I. "" '.'" -
H~UIIEk-Frim" Country Butter. II a 20 e.. do r.,
'nen 2gG:.ct'.' oil a2.! in!r:ior, l21l3c,s.
B~EESWAH-:312 p Is.
EaNn!.h>TIai!o" 20 c-u,s + 70. Jscksous dc. y
ir!!r lrc: hittnnn;!Ec iG2Sc.; Sperm 3sHjI,ts
CUEFEE-T.-rc YVES q .GLa AZ .IeUo,, of = art t..,
Coace yesterday by Mrs.rs. Crrnsuaw & FISHER H..
INC cargo Of IN" brig Hrr,7e selected espe, tsllv n, o..
ihh!i"t. IA" nrteniauCe was .ail. TIA ay.rsy. .,o
tic sales Wa 30 -. o. u
IOhh-oaH 40 c'n.. per bu,hel-re.e:p,s very Iii,
cpHN MEil--UG a. = c;s.
OIlON-i2N *. c,s
COTTON YARNS-!sU % cs cash Cato, co...
~ cts. T. 10. '1Hse'
COAL.-O' iT,hrscii" there ia a GOOD SUNNY Rcd al
sells al - 90 "ai.c t-h, ~ foundry, =? = ION b"",
"iin.Ju-, Delivered nj Port H.!tla.l, or az the wharf M
ate kocHt,'s, we quot" nc lie. tor ayeYsyr and ,ri,bi.
tor cay Use, Wholesale 10 dealers, 81 50 for Lu,nr
inil IS. A'"r'
CokE-For city consumption SIS so y car, load Of es
ous!rls. for lump, hs!l 81.
FLOtR.--THs s,Cck Of old -four has bsan r.iu..d .,
few hu".rsd b'Is, ard bu. very lirle more i, exUscted
tins season. QGo:ni!J.s nominal. New flour il urrivin
III .!nal. Quantities, and seils ut ~ 1Se3 10 the local trad
" HEiT-Mar&sr NOT 40 active 10 day, and 81 10 10 ina
cxtrcinc' We tII. quot so1ltO pritne Red 81 60esl Is.
de- y" ME s. $685. 20. The grades, are, however, mora
closely scTut!iI:ed and nc market heavier.
~sALT-hsHton SAT- 81 1913! ~ rom wharf, {! IS
10 =! 40 IRON stUr". otner brands 81 o3 from wLar,
= - 10 81 60 from store.
T~OBACCO.-PriccI ss fully sustained, aud still hsvs,u
upward tendency. New entries, at the several warehouse
are now only TWO or i.rec weeks ahead. We quote luz,
d; gu Ijf5 ~, cemmO leaf SJG 10 81; good Sll dlJ 50
fac Slic!I; eTtrn manufacturing SlsG35.
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-, f,;.rdsb;n for Nv Nonros and his admipistra'

stan, friendship for Mr.. Monroe aad bis admin1stra'
ron: his giant services 10 the bold end daring cam
pairn against the L. S. Bank. led on by Jackson; h'
able aud mastery defence OF lie sGhtrrhsury; ms az
y,cnrv of the veto power as a huiwark oi security 10
;he Snuth, rad a check 10 unbri!lei corruption sue" q
has characterized the present Congress; ms nu'";;,jh
c, q! HE admission Of the State Of Arka"s"s' 49,
prJ.,lavery constitution; his votesi ana sp So If
against the reception OF petitions Tor Tue eb,e, prudent
slavery in the District Of Columbia; hiHuo.aa;rr and
and wire course rs L. S. Senator, CaoHia. onn,rts. md
representative Of our country at ioi'' e the Naive
ls early aud decisive denuHc'a'.on s " 6c,yicable
American party Of 1874. ana ls .nn dny, in OH emf
aud ohnc1iou. off shoe, OF the presen, -" - .y.ry trn,
,,r, S,n-.a Mil. him TO the support e'o -
national man Of tho country; anu ia svu,an,tir
,ar.,.ahl. shield of defence aSa'"s' .H psnmni
SANDERS Of the osth.b""nd IsGe> T.hrLn;sm and Eli.
canisn in the N"ttn'
'U,esm . - That we cordially ratiiy The nomination
%"C> breckenridge, of kentucky. for the once
otVS., Pr-sid.nt OF tue United States. we recognise
% Lon ,Ip .r;siny SUM- who is destined TO shed naul-
,;,nmi lcs,re upon the principles and policy OF the
Democratic party, and more firmly rivet the conP'c-
ton upon the popular mind that Democracy as no"
mean, ami understood, is tue only sure palladium o'
our liberties. ,.no
Resolved, Thet we accept tue issue rendered ny the
Know Nothing State Convention when recently l"''
IN this place embraced in its resolution denuhcia'oty
ui the Nebraska Bill. and confidently rely upon lhe
intelligent and patriotic masses OF ou anSus'a' enu
the State, to Indignantly r~epudlale Inc alDNa'on u"
Piled by said resolutions. r.,to,
Resolved. That We invite good men U! az pS.''.o'
yho ar, willing to stand by the Culun oi the STATES
and the Rights of the States, upon the terms oheteu
by the Federal Constitutions, to unite WIN . - w.
struggle with Abolitionism and tana'lcism .! every
phase. and preserve the integrity u tue - IA Irs,t!
the elevation Of James Buchanan aud Jonn -: bfeck'
iuridge, the nephew aud tho 'granc,ch!9 Oh ."gin,a,
10 lie Presidency aud the Vice Presidency vi Tue
United States, in November next.
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To the Editors of the EnYu,rcr:

MATTHEWS {. H., July 80, lo2o.
There was only a partial attendance Oh me uc'e '
gates from this district al the Convention he'u he''
To. day. and although they represented Il larga portion
of the Democracy of the district, they deemed II in-
e~xpedient, under the circumstances, to make a nom
nation, but adjourned to meet at this place on the -''n
Of August, and acknowledge no right ON the part vi
the Central Committee or the papers 10 change e'suTr
the time or The place. w..
The counties of Accomac, York, Gloucester; MAT
thews and northumberland were represented. IL "at
PROPOSED by son. that the Convention then conVehtfi
should make n nomination, subject to any future Io"'
veniiou which may assemble representing a 'arsr'
portion of the Democracy Of the district. IL " h"n,
nation had been made, Mr. Garnett, oi Essex "ouru
certainly have been tho IUniIiee. Acc mac WAS"
represented in the Convention. She had Ter nr.,
gates in attendance. eight of whom were known 10
be in favor of alr. Garlett, one tor VII. Way '"N
and one for Mr.. Cu-nahan. IL is believed th' prr1'''
delegation truly reflects the wishes OF the DrIn"rfHe:
of the county; and t. sustain this Opiniln ! nr'I "h'
" m uutiou tina. such men as pUulsGn, AI%orth' iloP
kins and Gun,er, &c. are warmly advocating BIS
nominations.
have never seen greater harmony man!tes'eu u
the party. Every delegate present was PF'pn'"
mos, cheerfully to supper. the n"in'nt~ Of 'ie no".
veuliUn, whoever he might be aud from Whatever
part Of the district he might come.
cannot close this hasty COMMUNICATION "t'"'".
spsaking in the highest terms "i coIliAnenIaii"m y
h. generous hospitality Of tie good people o' NM.
thews. Their kindness and hospitality were w,Ia"u'
hound, ACCOMAC.
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4 FALSEIOUD EXPOSED.
IIvusg OF RErREsENrArIvEs,
August e., 1876. (

TO tho Editor Of he Union .
find in the New York Tribune a despatch, dated
Washington, y. g., August, ), 1856, containing the
following:
..Mr. Richardson. Of Illinois. $40 hes boasted 80
much since hs return to this city about his PROSPECT
in that State, really 10 his friends gives up The battle,
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /. the fact-that Illinois WI.
give n large. majority Tor Bissci for Governor and ERE
mu,it for prrsidcut.'
pronounce the above statement. AS a positive and
absolute .alsehuod III every part and parcel, ana
known 10 Re So by its author NJ tie time il WAS made.
No wa. Informed ga: in illinois doubts for n moment
that tie vote ut Illinois "hi he gwen !or Buchanan
by q very lar-c Ilnipriiy.
Very respectfully, W. \. RICHARDSON.
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TIE POSITION OF HTE. JOHN VI. CLAY

Senator BayarI, Of Delaware, addressed n isr.c
and enthusiastic mec;;H, n Dover, III his state, on
the 9Th NJ. IL the ]cour;cO: his eloquent speech hr
announced that lis colleague in the - natc, the Hon.
John V. c.ayi0r, You'd under 40 circumstances sup
port either Lle.Iop: o. FI''nor" t"r tins Presidency
aud We understand ri:ai ;..iS announcement WAS insie
v!n tie entire approval Of NJ. C!cyi1h. f''e 'ii.fin'
sui,hed Delaware Senator is not the man ~ s'Hnd
neutral III Il crisis like lEiia, and trereirrs we shall h-
ii-uppoin.ci ii ~ 10 not find HIN OF tbs side U! Eu'
chauau before The elect!Ui..
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Not on toy+, or lus:, or v:n".
BG; sGH:ca OF d-sp philosophy,
W.. .Innnn.rn nn.i .hnnpw


And now that the briilian. scintiatinms Of his ge-
MUS challenge the investigation III tha !::rrcdu!out'
the enlightened freeincn of the hrot District cGhHG'
pay u more deserving tribute o! confidence 10 hlci-
lectual aud moral GREATNESS, than ny co'"!rIh2 upon
lin: the nomination tor Il: seat i'll COMPRESS haue V"
can; by Ito death Of the larncnted bh!I!,
No man WAS eve: more firmly enGrRitea III Tie reel
ings of his constitueuts ttar he II; Tor rom my o"H
personal knowledge, car r:hts. .IA' - Wv vi
INSTRUMENTATION and dr.raCiion vas lever more
.adu,,u.;v and d.sperateiy engaged III al attempt !"
,!r,-ut any one, than il was IN tie c"iI'.S' D"'"''"
him, as The representative OF pure al! "'ia'u''e'n'J"
Democracy, Gad his competition, a":PH'!ic1, "'nu
broken and iuded' representative oi no HA"" ~ Va
nriuriul..: but Il man whose whole public career ha-
been one continual, interchangeable search tor Once anu
who can we'll be compared 20 p man s!ihe"ie't !"
North Carolina, 10y the name ut y. iiHEG."'' ""t nus
RIM every tine for the Commons, slDrc ie has been
,.li,,ible 10 the Office, aIi has never yet been eiccIc"'
II,n,,h brjns in a minority Of r5Jni .DD, ami c"ining
an. very year. he confidently believes Il. viii DC e.tct'
ed if he rams Tong 'n""Hh -
AIR. Garnet il not 10 10 regarded ina political
noint of view only, for he is now ranked ioEcho.;
among the literary men Of Virginia. HL- address be:
fire the students and Alumni OF the University u!
Virginia. unquestionab!y shows him 10 be a man pro
foundry versvd in the science 81 government c.dssl-
cal lore, and one who justly appreciates the merits
and dement's vi our own writers. The grafton would
fcrcib,y impress The most iiatteGtive reader rs ella'
uating frcEi { vigorous in;ellcc, nnd polished ihlnd:
His pamphlet, putiietcL in 1850. entitled, "lhe
Union, Past mud Edture-EoH 1t works and nov 20
saws it," is q must mastery production. and would
have added much Iustre 10 tEe we;l.etrneC sir!auds
Of q more experienced statesman. II ives in'orab!y
recei we'd by the pubic at the tina, GDd widely cifcu-
lated as a powerful document III tie subseqaenl pc.
!itical campaigns in Virginia. 1t would 20 IDLE Tor
me- to attempt TO give a full vind;caiion Of the cif'ins
presented By this gentlcman to the nomination, which
is equivalent 10 M election. Suffice il TO say, 'hht
should he be fortunate enough IN get Il, he has s&'-
i:ient competency TO clluw him 10 dsvo;e tho wa'lr
o. his energies 10 the welfare vf his constituents, and
the discharge Of his congressional duties, which nione
is n great e:cl.o.. il the character of n po!i'iciHh OF
the present tines. l~;cvs"cr; shoaid either Mes3rS'
Fisher, Hope o. Montague r=cCi"s It, he Will give
sither Of them a cheering support. L. y. ,.
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THE CALIFORNIA Observation-Disclosures
OF THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHiSGrOS, Aug. G.-TAr President to-day com
muuicatc! 10 the SciIat" Il reply 10 the resolution OF
thg; body calling for information relative 10 ia. state
u; Affairs in San Francisco, Cu!iip, l.ia, together with
the correspondence on the subject. 4 is:ier from The
GovurGur Of California asks the President tor tire,
thousand stand Vi mGskcts Or rifles. ii::y rounds o!
ammunition, two mortar, three hundred shells, anu
Two guns OF large caii5re, witiI iiIeir ammunition and
Appliances, promising that they shall be paid tor VI
rrturncd. lie Likewise lshs the Us. OF The military
And naval forces 10 SUPPRESS tie insurrertiDn. The
President. cUnceiviug that there were in,uprrabIe
obstacles 10 the action now demanded, referred tbs
subject 10 the Attorney General, wh0se dcciaiou he
Al proves.
'lr. Cushing argues that there is no evidence in the
Governor statement ar other Authentic information.
TINT IN what has occurred II, San Francisco, there WINS
committed or threatened any act OF resistance or Oh.
-tructl"n 10 the constitution, laws or official authority
Of the United States. The Pres!den, il only 10 b-
moved TO action by the Legislature OF tbs State in
Shlch the in-nrrection exists, or By the Executive Of
such STATE, when such Legislature cannot he con.
vened, and when imminent and extreme public dI-.
nst.r can he ave'tef ONLY by such Interference Of the
Federal Government. Hesty. that the whole consti.
tuti"nat power OF California has not been tx-rteG,
aud ii does not appear that the Governor took any
steps To convene tile Legislature, although that reme.
dy might have been adopted and had Is ri!-ctual sp.
piicstIon To the evils, long before any such remedy
could br demanded from the President
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Lucs in good order nni good weights, 81 50 10 - 81
Common i1s;. - to $40, Medium. slD II; Good, al A
So 80, Primo sa!?piHZ aud st"nmin., sl3 50 = SlG,
Fine manufacturing, SIS u SD.
WILLIAM II. BROWN.
Sales Of Tobncco By WM. II. Bxow>, within a ,ry i.v,
pp.t: From G3ochlani, g w Turner, ; hads, a, Si ID
AZ q? 50 ! at ST.. parr oi hi. crop; F. Matthew. Goocl,.
lGui. = hhds. | n; SIi 50, nHi | =: SIG ~; A d U,d.n
ST.. AMI NJ SiJ 80: Jane. pasc. Ficvunns. > hht, Al,
So, | at Sl2 -; Joseph Pace. Fluvnnua. 2hAi. at SI0 IS
/ al ~: Mr=.r-. BCwi"- and Enrny, FIUvanna. = Gaj., /
ut SO ~. J nj 81: u Nyhn'. AlO.nhrle. = hhis. {! lux al;
81, | leaf nj so -: { " Antrim, Albcnisrle, = hhis, al,
SO, ! A. sig. L q Anderson, AiJennrlc, = hAi,. ! IN. AZ
s., leHt n: Sl2: " y Morris, Albamrr.". = hht.. lu, Il:
= =. ! irE: II: 81. IHr' a.! he crop: john Waite. Air..
marie. = h!.is. part ii Hs crop, ! NJ $40. | Il: Sli. m SiS,
. r Word, a'"Cunri", : i.Ei,. pu!t OF L- crop. al; SlJ.
= NmpIH. .%.,'mrr!r, :huisnt { z. par, OF hi. crop CIR:
crop; K " Ny";', ..ib-L.ar!c. / hhd nj 81 pa.t Of hi. crop;
~ a. Br-ss;Hi", ilb"rnric, = hhGs, | M e. rr all 4
Cn,pcu'.r. Alrc!Hr!lr. r nhu.. 3 lugO. A, -. n, oS !
n;s-. ; !"a', ! NJ 81, ! At fI2s !u;&3, / ~ 10 IS and |
/ leaf at slI 20, Dr c Rro"", Alb"mar's, : hhd., 3 luys, ],
a.i7, ! a. 3 -. ~ - ~; ) Leaf, ! Al g. ! M 10 o. 81,
eli =. 4tS ST.: y Hammer. Aibcmarle s hid, Inc a,
E. y. ii"n', ~ e., = ~ SIP, | nj Sii; G Morris, Abe.
;!-ric, 3 Gnd.' l lug Mt ri IL, > Leaf. | nj 80. ! a, sl2
simprJ", ai5"m'r!e, = hLds, ! at $40. | At SlI; c e MAJ.
pin Abc'nar!r, . iF'ds. ! lug al 81 80. | leaf ST.. . r =,
Aiornnri", Ahd. NJ Sig 50: X w Shepherd, Alocm,rle /
Eal Al si2; JOEL Sm!tn. Nelson, = hhds, / at Su n, eis.
h. Eucwnl"s, Ornnsc. hh.!s, ! lug at e., I leaf. / at ca IN
at elo 90 + al tsli NJ e.: -; Jos + Chewing. Spo,.
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AIDcmartc. q hhds, . lugs nj ss ~, 1 lrai, / a,aI2, ST. eA;
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ACCOMAC CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CON
rENJInN

The undersigned, having beer appointed hy 'hc
Democratic Convention held at Mathews Court
House, on the 3Uth of July, rs a Committee OF Cor
respondeuce to "invite the delegation. II the district
uureprrseu,ed in this Convention TO attend m nj
iourncd convention to he held at Mathews Court
House on wednesday, the 2Uth OF ADJUST: politely
,x,end 10 them this invitation 10 their behalf, h"pIug
;ha, they will be present to lend their mid Ill selecting
one who shall BE- fully competent 10 cary out. with
our Democratic views in the coming contest.
GEORGE TARB,
TIIOS. EDWARDS,
W. G.. LANE,
Committee Of Correspondence.
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRapu
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ton bin, Which, he S-4sle took up the n' sT,sr :, lsji.
mi,tee' with an a@s asp1s,Sd s !fGR the Einsne5s Com Conn.
man prnyiso Of July 29rh. A lang orSS out Mr.. Shsr.
ou 81 I"o''ol Of Mr., Weller the Pts. Esos'e ensu-t
d J. 10 communicate any inforlne,ioeh w@ re.
, or,o refusal OF Honduras to receive . re.s'ive to
ard tb nU p.. .His government. On motion Of ofS'WHm M
Information i he h.. T r~i. tSGes st d. to communicate is any,
p pn.Hms consulate Il; the Loo Cbooo Tste.nmcy Of ca
iii, ~ 80 ne House passed the naval s"n ,.'I
v cav IN TJ '"ok up The appropriation bi;I td ri'op'at!on
n oH.nGnt houses, establishment of land .oaa' eur.
cussiou' III. expenses. After some time spent n s y.
0N' 'ne House took a recess ill 7 o'clact ID DE-
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firm tTrIro"i' July 2G.-Cotton i, unchsna,44E
bread ., t": sales Of the week amount to $50 zoo si
report Wnso are G,, unchanged though Bigland S T'
has. drciiagI Cd II 10 WIN a declining tendency. F.c..
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tS er"p:' The Money market wn, nrch 'ue g'9s.
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