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\ few days since Two V0Vng Wonen nNmed louisa
Hines ani Charlotte swift, who had plead guilty to
the crime Of arson, brought into Cour; at Pitts
burg and sentenced to Two years and nine months
impri,on each il the Western Penentiary.-
Louisa lines was apparently about twenty years of
age. SHE has frequently been before the Court for
various offences. Shcwas much affected on hearing
the sentence. The other was good looking little
girl about fourteen or fifteen years of ge She
lnnlrently ntterly inlillctenl % her sentence.
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An extensive and dcsIuctIon 1fe OCCURRED on
the night of Tuesday, The ltl insiant.at Carroll
ton La. by which probably over S25,o0o worth
of property has been con,umcd. The principal
sufferer, were man named l.ehr, who kept
furniture store; Mr. John Baciz,groner and coffee
kod-c keeper; Mr.. lleidman, druggist: and a Mr..
GMrdnnne. Who lost seyen hnndled cords Of wood.
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Ihe stoamor W0fIu DfnNINg nrTived at New
Orleans oil the % instant with l73 recruits for
the fifth Regiment of Infantry. |. :. Army. un.
der command of Brevet MnjorN. b. Russell
Tho detachment is from Newport Barracks, on
route for Florida. 1t numbered 2l0 upon leav-
ing Newport Barracks. but arrived nj New Orleans
with bat Ia, having lost 81 by dcsertion.
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NV loHK Nov. ~ Flour steady Baltimore and
Philadelphia as. 6daa3s. ohio a5s.a37a Wheat
qliet-White 9s 9jalos ID. Red So. ada9s Id
Gorn--l elbow and MIXED 3aso33e. 81; White ASA
Is. 9l
Consols 12ln92l
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Mai Marcus B. Winchester worthy citizen of
Memphis Tenn. and its first Mayor, died in that city
on the oath inst. Major W. held several important
positions and was tor shout 20 years postmaster at
Memphis
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BALTIMORE, Vov. l3.-Flour steady. Howard
Street aud City Mills 80 Is; ohio 81 Wheat Is
t,e White 81 5s@}Sl &c; Red 81 isaSl 81
Corn, White 10, Yellow g..
NV York, Nov. li.-Flour has advanced State
St 51dS6 90, Southern - 10 Wheat White 81 II
Red - 5261Sl 60 Corn mixed 70, Yellow ~.
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\ fire broke out the morning of the 9Th inst.
in the hold cfthe ship Thomas Jeecrsoa loading at n
Orleans for Liverpool. There about six
en hundred bales Of cotton on board hundred OF
which valued at s q, 600. were destroyed.
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BY u Il l. L & K \ p II E.
Arrival Ofts,e Europa.

Nrw ionk, Nov. la-Thc Europa has arrivcdhere
Breadstuhs steady, except decline of Sd. in
Corn.
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WASHINGTON, NOV. l2.--Ciencr.d james Bankhead
ofthc L. Army, died at Baltimore last night. He
4, OrmerlY of Nirginil
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z
oct - ew 3 dHta tda A q. HANCOCK J.
A,AIE OF vAg.uARI.E MEAI. EsTATE-

AAu.E OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- deed of made by ID r. Lyman will
sell Publr auction Saturday tho 18th day Of November
roV a o'clock T. NJ, the premises, the property de-
,rhcd In said deed Ono ofGronnd with adouble
Tenement thereon the Iynehbnrg and
vonng thu Tobacco Factory Mcdaniel Hurt g. Preston"
viii be sold credit of ~ and ID aonths for negotiable
we'll endorsed aiding the interest upon the purchase
money froin tho day % ssls JNO. o. L. 0OGuIN.
oct 70 aeodtanoy Trustee.
Postpone
The shove sale postponed until Saturday ncSt tin lh
when u will tar. place the lime aud place
nov fodandtiauov j. O, Z. q.
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an
.rraro y PoerRY ANp THE rosrs a--Rev F.
-. Reese. y D. of Baltimore, delivered a lecture
~ ~ tho literary Societies Of Lynchhnrg College
I'm invitation wednesday night, the fruitful
6saut,lul subject OF Poetry and the Poets -
4=' bic,t WIS treatC in mastery ulanaer and
5a.oiar,ioa VAS chlstc, beautiful mud at times
4if,pt Poet~Y-Whl TIT, beauties Its uses
vrre deneatel in pa = st}lp,--with eminent
-, or thought and happiness Of expression, great
-,Ttgc,s o! defamation AM graco OF manner, and
IN compile appreciation Of his th"me and ample
rars Of analyziug AN demonstrating It, character
ba3a,ies to his hearers. His cyjtjas of the va
- Poets reviewed were characterized by accuracy
.5if.tIce; ard tie ipecimea, Of the production, Of
II Etroducel were sparkling gems from their bril-
mi enrl ,ons-anl wc do not transcend the bounds
3, traih when we say that they never were rendered
amore accurate, elegant aud ftscina ting slyc than
e-swere by Dr. Rccae. American Poetry ana Poets
s.Lfe highly complimened by him. aud numerous il
,psfr4iions cited We regret that time and space will
mo- allow US 10 follow tue speaker along the nowcry
l-agr mt aud sparkling paths pursued by him We'd
.e,Ily night His audience was large and highly
NIL gent, aud appreciated with intense zest the
.J5s1u. hlrrary least spread before them. At the
conclusion Of the Lecture DR.. Cox President of the
college rose and Oh behalf Of the Literary Societies
returned thanks 10 Dr. K for the pleasure he had af
t5rled his auditory.
We learn that DR.. Reese has consented to deliver
20 address nj the next Commencement f our College,
.IieI will add Increased interest to the exercises of
taeoecaslon.
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An Excellent PaNsn Qe,

The L. S. sloop OF war Portsmouth, made the pas
sage from Norfolk Va to java T. L. in IS days beat
ing some first class elinp.r=- f-r "a a,ys after
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IN DIANA.

INpIANAroIIs, Ind. Nov. 1.-THE official ma
porities in }5 counties in indiana show n demo
fratic gain of 9,6l3, and l3counties a republican
gain of $50. Buchanan's majority ms far as
eurd from is 1925. 1t will probably be reduc-
I'D to 10000. The Legislature just elected stands
90 democrats 5 iepubhcans, and Americans;
,he Senate stands % democrats, 20 republicans
,nnd American,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRIsBuRG. Nov. l2.--The official vote of fif-
Wv five counties in this State give Buchanan 2l3
I II; Fusion ticket l90l72; Fremont $4,000.
Gilmore 5000; Straight Out 25,5l0. Nine
ounties to hear from. Those are Clarion. Elk,
! learfed, Fulton. jefferson, Luzerne, Mokean,
like. Warren. Dubuque. In ~ counties repor-
ed officially, the Republican gain is 1900 on the
August election.
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u'lsGIss

leaving the Cape Of Good Hope she averaged as
~ les per tnv.
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h"EctrioS IN SporsYLvANIt.--The negro con-
dennet to be hung for rape by the County Court OF
snotSrlyania At its October sitting WIS duly execn-
lei ON Friday last within a quarter Of mile of the
county prison. lie made confession Of his guilt
eni had but little to say when brought to the gal.
lows
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yiesrS> AySrAt toSFGaEyeE. METHODIST PRor-
rsIAsr CHURcH.-Syrih Dag-EgcijAg .Session.-O-
..aod by reading Of scripture and prayer.
TIE Committee on E.Nudarles, Sc, reported
ing sundry changes in Circuits and MiSsions-adopt-
H. Resolution offered by Rev. YIN. w. Walker ma
sag the duty Of the President to report the derelic-
taa Il superintendent, Sc, To Conferences WIS con-
ared and adopted.
l3a Committee l. whom was referred the report
ii The Board OF Trustees Of Lynehburg College, re-
ed, strongly recommending the institution TO the
at5fable regard and patronage OF the membership
i this aud the adjoining notwithstanding the
MINISTER'S IN chafge of circuits and stations 10 exert
themselves in procuring funds for endowment and
for bindings, and otherwise forwarding the interests
Of the College-the appointment of Trustees to con-
tart for and hold tro perpetual scholarshps for the
Caaerence-the appointment of bJdrd Of Uisit0rs,
T. tend the next Annual Examination, and closed
etprcsslng entire satisfaction with the manage
IT.. If the nstital on. both regards the Board of
lsasees and Faculty Which report was unanimous
Is ioped.
motion, the Conference then proceeded TO fill the
Inns in t.e report when Rev. VIM. McGee, Ro. B.
Ia5mpson D. D., and Cyrus Harding Esq, were APP
ncd Trustees to subscribe for and hold tho Schol-
III hips indicated in the report and f. Y. Reese, D.
p Baltimore, Ro. Il. Whitfield, ESQ., Isle of Wight,
Va pr. Jones, Greenvillc, Dr. Whitaker y. Carolina
B T Sahold, Esq, Alabama, VIM. l. fIolcombe, Va
aa Nm ". Walker, Va, were appointed a Board Of
Visitors.
Alter the transaction of other business of no espe-
cad interest, the Conference adjourned with prayer,
BY Rev DR.. Reese.
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Fremont ~ NRGISIt.-Fremout received 80 votes
IN Ohio county Va. aud in Loudoan county ut the
recent election.
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DUBuQUE, Nov. IL Returns of the Presiden-
tial election from nine counties show republican
majority of $40 which IL a gain Of 3,2S3 since
1854
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.


NALGAnlE LAND ne p.bsie Am-s,on, ~
MiEKa AhoNs bykeabrRo Intending q ssuth +,
hall at pub aseso 10 the highes, hisr the issh
november le hir IL not tho next fair day part of
rm lying on James River 81 miles above Lynchbe cay
alhge Portion heavily timbered
The cleared we'll adapted nil tho staple products
the desired viii sell the whole farm, containing
upwards Of 800 ncres herop Of wheat eeded Terms lib
a and made known onthe day Of sale Sale to take place
tho promises at II O'Clock A NJ Any information obtained
hy addressing THOMAS H. SCOTT,
oct - sftsS t0novdtla Lyncbburg- Va.
NALU sBsSE CITY PROPERTY NJ Ascaea. =.
Pursuant decree of the Circuit Court for the corposa
ton Of Lrnshburr pronounced onhe Goth day Of Nov
IN caneery suis therein depending under tho style Of
THROWN 1e, Icndrlek, &C. the undersigned com
mssoners appointed Tor thai Will, Friday the
18th NoseGbor ues the respective prenses offer At pub
u sucio tho following valuable city property sold for the
purpose Of sBecig distribution the legal representa-
lives of Anmon Hancock. deoeaacd
Commencing with thai valuable brick building
opposite the bank of Virginia foracriy occupied by Davis,
Nowln & 80.
Two lao lot Lynch
und first alley. IN al .Ino. e. Mym store house
Aao kosso aud lot with ground
MIR Francis Mosous residence which IL good orchard
TRIMS SABA credit, in three equsl instruments OF D.
~ and IA nonhn will br Even bopst with
,y and TIE al, 10 IN. property vitbhem ninth tho whoa Of
the ehe shall have hem paid The title tho
property achieved 10 he but shall
only such titlr as Is vestedn us by said decree.
J. L. BROWN,
y
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1k1U.
FALL. ArxIHt RATS

and luhl} sui please III
lNOK WENT.-Thc Inru. mud connections
II recently occupied by " y Greene,
Piano Saloon Also, other very suitable tor
Terms accommodating and made known on appeaon ,o"s
nny , f.. Druggists.
wishes to direct his Stock Of Fruit and Ora
mental Tree &c Important additions having been mHde in
Az t Fan the most for ,ranslarfnr
he follow ing prices will he charged when no, less than
'' Apple Trees over 20 ,arIe'io" 81 per hundred,
pcar Dwarf Frees over "a icttcr g. per hundred
Apricot Neetsrinc Plumb Cherry, Qunce &c 2'a5oc,ni4
r,,,loruee son, 10 any address FREQ of charge
Az orders from Assistance ' e11se n9n, %n'' 10
accompanied with the cash JOHN iAll'ibAf
Nurscr Florist Brook Vile near Lynehborg
Virginia
hofsrs --Meesrs a. II. Ructcr, Leo Johnson, Lynsh
burg; n q Rel, Liberty aud Giblony Baldwin, wythe
vile II. Il. Warren farmyio
@fHrmylls journal cop, M and ssnd account to THIS
j at IANGiiORNE n WALkUPS.
uci P1t
I'm FOR RENT de-,rnbic s""ii, residence
fl on Union ll Jas Scurry. with large par
den and good well OF Water Apply at this omcr.
lpwOWNLOW,s RErs,N TO- THE GREAT
h IRON WHEEL just ree',ed by Express a. v,,,s
y our friends ~i-i, 10 do "s fn'or they now
have opportunity to come forward and settle herre
,cctvc dues to the August which Will enable
and likewise bring another large aud heauilistoek
t. suit every MCDONALD a HOOPER.
stphs
NOTICE.-siip parsons Indebted :" Philip W.
Payne requested to come forward and make inned
payment to farther Indulgence cannot he given
nov - j y. tphboN, trustee"
HAVE for snlc two fine pinno- new and
the other ncnl5 Aharsein be had by early sppli
cation j N. GORDON, Trustee"
pak
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Rs.E Received per Express, yesterday u very
- handsome lot OF Black Coakp
II those wishing To purchase viii g,o call bolrve that
they Ill TIC able 10 suit Themselves
oct lots Respectfully j. MATTHIAS & CO
,ataANO nt ~6O.-FRrncrs e = Till he supplied
IN with Tho very best No Peruvian uuano sis,y Dol
lars per Ton, by WIN a MILLER,
oct 4 basin
n Ladies 10 call aud Stock Fall aud Win
I,curh Work Collars SeeVeS handkerchief Skirts,
odiep rcnl Maltese Sets
ation du a., J. A STlGI.EN a co
its
4 A nbls. ENtrn Einc Tanners oil. an con-
j ~ alignment j u II II. EOWIJN
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ritD al,U .tate Affairs.

j.. p GnraoaY, Esg prominent ,, merchant aud
as -. ON Church street Wednesday night
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ORDERS No -
lAE MOIAN ENCAMpNENI NJ. 1 Il. T..

SIR kNlGnrS Assemble the Masous Hall In I.yn,l,
burg, on saturday evening the 18th inst, O'Clock Pun
mandcr. J. X. IOIGDMB
nov II AT Recorder
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Nov l0-Returns from all but ten
,counles give Buchanan majority OF 4,OO0.-
Both houses of the Legislature are democratic.
+ rhe following Congressman have been elected
to fiji vacancies in the present Congress:-5th
district. John G. Davis, dem; 9Th, JAS. &, Allen
dem; 9Th, James J.. d. Morrison, Gem., gain.
Elected to the next Congress:-lst district
'Elihu b. Washburne. opp re elected; ID. John
T.. Farnsworih, opp. 81, Owen Lovejoy. opp;
18th, VIM Kellogg opp; 9th, Isaac n. Morris.
opp, 9th. Thos. l.. Harris. dem, re elected: 9TH.
Aaron Shaw, dem: slh, Robert Smith, dem,
gain; 9th. Samuel :. Marshall dem, elected
TENNESSEE
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~ toners and friends to examine second Stock :"
French work such Emhroded Collars and Sleeves
Embroded breakfast Sets, Mourning do Emboied Cola
Linen do real Maltese Lace Sets. White also Bl,ek Malt
Lace Sets Maltese Iacer white aud Black Emboided Fru
Skirts, Infants W ass Cambria Bands Swiss do, Dimity do
jacquard do, sc, &c. which selling very low
pits JAS. A. STIGIER & co
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additional u, the Europa General
News lniuspOrtnni- Com nlerCial.

2n nFarArCm.
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NEW and B"n",i'", Di-eo.'ry AT n. y; TAN.

Anew and Brnutiini Discovery ". -. FAN
~ NERS photographic Portrait Gallery Main Street,
doors from Bridge Street. ynchburg, Va 4 Era in h
HelfoPrdphjr AT Great Improvement on the "Ambroiype
Positive plas tinted and IA cours, In
beauty durability artistic effect and life like
Style Portraits Miniatures before drawn by pencil
light
For hneness roundue.s depth Of eh and shade aud rich
they wonderful They without III. glar"
tho Dagucrrcotype be any light and right and
left. showing vicHS uf the face.
taken dan and cloudy weather well as in
clear Gather very shout sitting, and ca-ed rnd framed
without delay.
H. rs Just rauluel 1Iu the North will every improve
nient in ART repaired aud fitted his Gallery
new and beautiful sty would he pleased walt ali
who him with aCal Photographs plain colored
in al or water. n the finest sty" Of The art.
Dagucrrcutyprs Paintings Drawings, &c, copied Gu;
Miniature Of deceased persons taken at the
shortest notice
RFMraHFR-Charres moderate AMI konoscf warranted 70
please stock sale aud instruction IN the art
oct slts n. 5. TANNER
UNNI.I. Of fs56.-uy supply of Roots, sbOss,
~ Trunk aud other articles iine
uay large in living prices To good customers
goods line over offered in
Jvuchinrgf t. SEABl EY,
23f
ENAtrORY flNrt RES FOL, sAIE.-s wish 10
r dposr at private ale OF the FiNurcs Of tia Tobacco
FACTORY recently Carried hy IIo norrirst Campbell G..
H. all the fixtures for well
rleed eanIrsng and all
in good order nearly wing been used but
sea-bn They viii b. Cispohcd liberal tormf,
aud a the buldne a-' opportunity is pre-
scented Tor any sng 10 engage in the business Of put
ting up tobacco. JOHN ID ALEXANDER,
apl i4dtct. Campbell Ct. Iio
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ATORVEEs. HOUSE..
y Main street, r.ynchbUrg, Vn.
THE NORVELI" has undergone change of construction
places footing with the hest modern built Hotels OF
the country.
The contains guests
furnished in a style of ELEGASCE and COMFORT suited
all and of n character that viii make it rank in
TACT, with the first class Hotels of the country.
WELLS & HYDE,
l3dScts proprietors
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

FEfEkSbUhs Adv Eh1lSEM LIN 10.
0IAG4Y h GsIu.s6NB,
- p~".'~or and Denomination. Mcrrh""'.,
rETERsurEs Va,
Once .ids EK0ange Building Sour doors from
Iib' rai advances made cons,gnmentr
WCnaRp aaeUy late of the Raltn Min Petersburg Va.
Mar. oIriIAM. late of luokingAa County, Va
tof'r 10 Ness.s Nc Ilwanr, Son Co.. Mcssis Cogbil
W.,La Kerr Mesaa Smyth Stone Ranks Petersburg
Mcssrs. Harvey Arnlaoad l., wis Webb. Esq and Gee
Dagby, EEa, Rirhniona
Mcssrs II a Richardson Co, Afessn, Ande"on & Wal
aud Vaughan Es, Cashier Farmers Bank fafns ie
Mo+s 1flY Saunders and Msaas GLASS e. Raine, lynch
burg
Mcssrp Jcssr Jbncs 20, Norf,rk
CiAnGls roHsTIIiNa = cents Bushels Gfain
"hea stored "a eon Tobacco u ihd Cot
ten 80 cents per HALE II. y O..
.h h&ets
uNstR.EAuR y FSsK!:!-The UniolS Asri4
cultural air 10 be held In Petersburg the 2s end 23d
aud 2ith Inst bids fair to he attractive than heretofore
nad til. teaa % eoop Merohant raiorng aad Ready
Made Clothing House Will he found amply sufficient to meet
tho taste, ot NIL ho choose to CIV" call II Is worth h
trouble costa through aud examine stock OF Cloths
tRsHDernn and Vestn Ready aads Clothing ana Furnish
lug uo"ds only pass ca time and sentlsn respect
fully nvinato do whether Wishing gouds or NOT But VIII
thai gnods tley sale mt csa prices than
at any oberh" in tho city Of the same class Of good
TH0S, W. ROSST8A-
dts s5 Sycamore Strpat.
NuExsCNN GUANW a"s ncmc White
Avn aud Brown Msst,n tnno and Bone D,rt of superior
quality, for sale by n. g. HARDY "a 90
sop2t dts Pofefsburg
- a..od Fine snIt momcm,Iy cr pcesrd n, City
Vus Point for sale by &c. HARDY & co.
oc, ~ ts
ELONER sEED, Of prime Ss~ifsy, for rnte &C.
u the trsdc by H. q HARDY V co..
oct u Is
\ vCORlCE PAsrE.-Si. q. OUeS,nn'- "A''
aud other brands in store and to arrive fog SAFE bg
II. G. HARDY co.
Pet ,rsburg
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.elai re OF REsPFcr.--Ata meeting of the
y. y lIilam Horselcy Division. No. 2Sa Sons Of
Rptrace held at Ebenezer Church in the cQHEly
~ amherst, on the 9Th day Of November, lsjG Inc
't.'"iaE prcamlleand resolutions were unanimously
glea
26efeas it has pleased an All-wise Providence to
.a rom our midst, Brother JHssF A. MATS, who
7ssi himself to be fl faithful and devoted Son Of
4faiaace and by his amiabe dispositiQn Kind
'.5s'. manly department. and upright conduct, had
~" Ihe confidence and affection OF all with whom
ID associated in the various walks Of life; therefore
.s.stffa That in the death Of Brother Watts this
....sh h's lost one of its most faithful and dutful
tefs, che who had proved himself worthy of our
&c esteem. and who bid fair to be useful mem
v ei 4Ar order, and nm ornament to society.
4.s2eea That We haveth privilege to believe that
~ MS exchanged this world Of trials aud difficulties
~ o"- u ctfhai bliss, whore the gicf of parting
He'eI toe ielt, nor the tear OF sorrow ever be she'd
- 'h3t our loss is his eternal gain.
a,L,f9 nat in the death otour Brother we have
IT'D warning fiom on high to make immediate
J. fi'"hon to meet our Sod in peace.
S''s-" That in token %. respect Ia our deceased
- "e wear thr usual badge of mourning for
Mir days
Nh. sd That copy oflhcse resolutions be trans
~ i 10 the mother Of our deceased Brother assn
pa ttf now deeply We sympath1c with her in her
, st.u''llon. and as oppressive Of the love We en-
4i Tor orr deceased 6rutlcr.
a. s1ft'' ilat copy be seat to the lychhnrg Nr-
49,. i'ii Republican for publication.
HENRY I. WATTS, ,,,,,;,,o
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nE GRATn,s Eclectic oil, for -nie by
II I II THOMPSON 60

CILK ROBEs.-Wc have ON "sbibition yer,
- Robes which the ladies' will please call aud
] A AIIGIER a 90.
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~ 5fhfN SYnS.Y CoLLrGF.--The Petersburg tr-
hat. 'I yesterday, SAYS Tho Board of Trustees
, nv meeting last week we understand. and laahi-
to- rendered the Pre- ,idcnr> Of this institution to
90, t'1 " y. hoqc, p. D, of Richmond 1t is not
ha@@n that Mir IIogc will accept the prnfcTed
sat 1t is sincerely hoped by the ttieud Of IN"
mat lie will not decline Tie distinguished pc
Tho himself an alumnas of Hampden Sydney, IN
re very prime and vgof Ct manhood, and uniting
It Uue piety, attachments in scholarship of very
order Mr. Hoge would lend to the college an in
" that would be felt far beyond the borders of
VIM S'a a. We hope that he may find it compatible
-" "'n'r engagements TO accept the office
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| ATE NEWS.
ruEsIDENTIAL ELECTION.
MISSOURI

MISSOURI.
ST. Louis. Nov. IL Buchanan's majority in
this State will probably lie 10000.
The official vote in 81 Louis is Buchanan 5,IGS
Fillmore 6oU2. Fllmoras majority LIZA.
ST. LOUIS. Nov ll--Re'urns from 32 conn
tie, in this State give Mr. buchanan 1852 Fill
more II SIG. / he same counties i'll August gave
MIR. Polk 1920, and Mr. Ewing 2l.2s0 These
counties constitute Mr.. Fillmores principal
strength.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. Nv. ll.-Repor mnjorifies
have been received from 50 counties. The dem
ocraiic gain is 1000 over the last Governors e.
Il elton when the American party carried the State
by little over 1000 Buchanan's majority will
be- about 6.O00.
OHIO.
Columns Oct. ll.-Reported majorities in
Il counties show majority OF 1880 for Fire
mont over Buchanan. Fremont's majority in ..
ho will be in the neghborhood of 20,OO0
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1.-The Sentinel makes
Frcmont's majority in this State l0,OO0.-The
republicans have majority of 5 in tho Senate
and 20 in the House
Nov. IL -Fremonts majority. so far is H.
900. The remaining counties will increase it TO
1900.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA. Nov 10 Returns from % counties
show majority of 1863 for buchanan.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RlcnMoSp. Va, Nov. lin thirty five coun'
lies heard from in North Carolina compared with
che vntc in August last, when Gov Braggs ma
sority WAS ~ ,594, Mr.. Buchanan has gained L.
s23yotes and Mr.. Fillmore has gained I,9l3-be-
gng Il clear gain of 100 votes FOR the latter Mr.
s5nchanans majority in the State will probably
mot be quite large that OF Bragg. The vote
ST both parties has considerably fallen off since
\ upust
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