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the PHILADELPHIA AcCIDEST-7rrible Dis
prnsation.-Eight bodies out of the ten Ios, have
been recovered from the wreck Of Read Street
Wharf, Phadelphis The Philadelphia Bulletin
of Saturday afternoon says:
In our report of The calsmity. we mentioned the
fact that three of the victims. Miss Harriet Rhine
dolier, and the two Harrison children were mem,
bers of the same family. The children were the
offspring of Mrs Harrison, . sister Of Mise Rhine.
dollar Mrs. Harri.on upon hearing of the loss OF
her sister and children. gave premature birth TO
twins. The latter and their mother have both
s'nee died. and SIR persons lying dead in The
same Aanse The funeral Of the unfortunate family
- TO take place tomorrow afternoon Young
hninedoliar, who was shot at Kensington durins
the riot in May, ls44. was the brother Of Mrs Har
rson The sad event has caused gloom in the
side - - .s' A~in"y 'e
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CLOSE OF THE ESTATE MILITARY INSTITUTE PRO
cEEDiN6s.-ln another part of the paper will be
tound description OF the proceedings at the Vir.
gin'a Military Institute. Oar correspondent sends
letter containing the closing scenes, from which
we learn that Hon. l. NJ. Keit, addressed the Lite.
rary Societies, which was followed by the DeeIa
ration Of Independence by cadet J. c. Pegram;
National Grafton by cadet A. NJ. Fauntleroy; the
Saiutatory address by cadet p. 3 Stanard of Rich
mond; an Grafton by cadet P. c. Rumbouyh, and
the Naiedctory by G. II. Edgar. The graduating
class numbered 33-the first two, F. W. Smith and
T. s. Smith, both of Norfolk, are reported dis
unguished.' Gov. Wise then delivered the diplo.
mss and conferred the degree in an address, with
the close Of which ended three days of more excite
mant than has been witnessed in Lexington for
many years before
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FOREIGN NEWs.-The mails by the Canada and
Herman are received. The London press have
dismissed all Idea of dismissing Mr.. Dallas and are
d'wn on Mr.. Champion. Mr.. Peabody the Ameri.
can banker, had given Mr.. Dallas a dinner at the
Crystal Palace which was splendid affair Du-
ring the entertainment the guests wore treated to
concert by Grisi, Mario, Boso, Didiee, RoncoIi
and other distinguished artists. Sir H. Bulwer
Spo!ogiz?d for not attending, 1. might seem un-
KIND to Mr. Champion, who was formerly closely
connected with him at Washington Among the
guests were large number of Americans
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From Havana.

NEW YORK, July 5-The steamer Black War.
dates TO the lst Sugar had been pretty brisk,
but firm. Holders were demanding a further ad-
vance, which somewhat checked operations
Muscovadoes were in good demand at q % 10 reals,
being scarce. Moasses had further advanced,
selling = reals Lard is 80 a II for barrels and
kegs Rice had slightly declined Many vessels
were leaving in ballast Exchange had advanced
to 2i03f in sill descriptions-London sac pre-.
mum New York sac discount; New Orleans 4
per cent discount
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TELEoRAPH1c NEWS
r EP0ET.E DFOa N d DISP At u
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

NEW YORK. Jnly - rhe steamer Baltic with
dates from Liverpool to the 18th june arrived mere
to day.
A London paper thus surmises on the news OF
the week:
Judging from the country newspapers, we
should say that the country Ia delighted with the
turn the American question has taken. ana IL IL
surprising TO see how much the public has be-
come enlightened on the subject by the cheap press,
every paper of that class having devoted itself 70
. national exposition of the American difficulty -
The country also appears pleased with the nomt
nation of Mr.. Buchanan"
Our Liverpool correspondent adds that the feel
ing on American affairs, has now subsidized so
mnch a. longer to have any unsettling effect on
the markets. although several of the leadiL Pa
pers yet, keep up their grumbling.
The Times advises Great Britain to hurry up
the settlement of the Central American question
before Mr.. Buchanan becomes President
There is nothing Of importance in Parliament.
England.
The committee of Parliament, on the DANISH
Sound Dues has met.
France.
France continues interested on the subject OF the
Empress and the regency.
Russia.
The Gar has constructed q new Cabinet, inclu-
ding Gortschakoff, Ostcn Sacken, Orioff and
Lanskoi
shfpwreck.
The ship Unicorn, from Liverpool for Boston
was abandoned st the 7th June. and the
crew have arrived at Falmouth, England.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, June 25.-Cotton unchanged: sales for
TIRES days amounted TO 5000 bales. Brefdstuts
firm, with su upward tendency. Wheat advanced I'd
q3d; Red SIS Sd d1as. Cd; White los Cd. q Is Sd.
Flour advanced Sd. Canal SOS SIS Cd; Philacel-
rhia 94s Cd. 036s 3d.; Ohio and Baltimore SIS Cd %
53s Corn easier but not lower white Sis. Cd
yellow and mixed GIG. cd. Provisions dull sind IN
Moaey easier. Consols on account 945a94a.
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lAT OF LETTkR8-1emalsia IN the
IL nchmond Post UGBes On che 9Th day OF July,
1876.
- Pereous calling for Letters In this List, Will
please say they are sdvsrtissd
r. osaee hours on Sundays, hereafter, from ito
An md from to r. M
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INDIAN MURDERs-An extra of the Tampa
Ola Peninsular of the 18th ut, says that infor-
nation, which, though it is net official is yet relied
upon as correct, has reached that place to the pur
port that Alderman Carlton, VIM. Parker and Jas
Whidden were killed by Indians on Thursday,
18th ult., within two miles of Fort Meade
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SUICIDE.-St. Thomas J Phillips, young law
yer % years of age, committed suicide on the 4:h
last at the residence of his father, J. p Philips.
near Warrenten, Va. lie discharged the contents
of pistol into his head. The act was witnessed
by several members of the family
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The Alumni of the University OF Virginia have
Selected the Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston as their
ator for the 10Th of next June
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Gov. SHANNONs REsIGNATIoN.-TheL Licking
on (Mo) Citizen of the 2lst June, publishes a let
ter from Gov. Shannon of Kansas to Col. Buford
dated June 10, stating that be had resigned bis
office and was about going to Missouri and telling
Col. b. if he had any business with the Execu-
tive to address Col Woodson, the Secretary of the
Territory
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SENATOR SUMNER. Just Mr.. Brooks trial
Is to take place, :" II. c. telegraphs from Wash.
ington to the Tribune that Mr. Sumner is in dan
ger of softening of the brain and will never fully
recover. He will hardly be permitted to take his
seat this session
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TELEGRAPH LINE LEAsED.-The Geographic
lne between Washington and New Orleans ha !
been leased by the Stockholders to the :" Mag
netie Company" for 10 years. The NJ. Co, agree
inging to spend 50 900 in repairing it,
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DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY SoLDIER-John
Siatier, aged ninety seven years, soldier of the
Revolution, died in Loudon county, Virginia, last
week
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Kenneth Rsyner, of North Carolina, declines the
nomination for Vice President and will support
Mr.. Fillmore.
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THE CRoPs--A correspondent of the Front
Royal Gazette, says that in Page county there is
as much wheat as was made last year. In Bote
tourt county the wheat crop is rather thin but of
fine quality. 1t is all gathered. The corn crop
il fine. In Roanoke county, the crops of wheat is
as large as il was last wear
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ofthe Atlantic,
steamer Ashore,

NEW YORK, July 5 -The steamer Atlantic sail
ed hence to-day at noon for Liverpool with 100 pas
sengers and upwards of 5000 600 in specie
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;.,~ on. between which ard ourselves there are %
m.ny causes of uninn and many mutual interests
a between Great britain and the United States OF
America. lChsera T.
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Gen. Smith to go to Kansns..Gov. shan
non NOT Rcsigned.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Gen. Persifer F. Smith
relieves Gen. clack in the Western division of the
army-the headquarters to be removed from St.
Louis to Fort Leayenworth, Kansas. Col Sum
ner retains his command, though under the order
of Gen Smith
There is no truth in the report, that Gov. Shan
non has RESIGNED
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Meeting of the American National Camp.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5-rhe American Nation
al Camp of the United States, was in session here
yesterday. W. J. Hamiil, of Maryland, presided,
and % States were represented. After the usual
business of the annual session was transacted, a
resolution was unanimouslysadopted endorsing the
nomination of Fillmore and DoneIson.
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LADIES' LIST.

NtftLG H0
A. a., and from 4 to Q =.
LADiI
Ambrose mrs Sarah
Askew mrs Msrths 4
Alexander mrs Jas
Alice mrs Catherine 7
Bowling mrs Sophia
Berry mrs Saliie A
Brown mrs N
Breant mrs Margaret A
Barry mrs Margaret
Brown mrs Martha
Brown mrs Nancy
Blankenship mrs Jane
Bray mrs Grace c
Brsnda mrs Fanny
BiiIus mrs z Fannie
Caytou mrs Geo R 2
Chalkley n.iss Amanda
Clinton mrs Elizabeth
Csin mrs Ann
Cex mrs Cstharins
Cooke mrs Rebecca 2
Crump miss Mays
Cocnran miss Ella
Csicy miss Caro- A
Delauy mrs c
Driscoll mrs }
Dickinson mrs A
Davis mrs Betsey A
Elliott mrs Mary A
Erkert mrs Z
Fellows mrs 3
Farriss miss 8 4
fourd mrs L 3
Fig mrs N A
Giles miss Fanny q
0srvis miss Mol'is
Gravenstine miss D z
Groor miss Jane z
Good miss Patty
Hanly miss Mary
Hnrwood ms dairy Il
HARRIS misc lsab liza
Holmes miss Susan
Hnrris miss Nanny
Aamney miss 5 r
uickn on miss Lucre'ia
Heath miss Lillie
Hopkins miss Josephine
Jones miss Mary A
Jones miss II M
Jones miss Emma c
Justice miss Anna 3
Jones miss Anna L
Jordan mrs X ID :
Kinnard mro Msry
Newen mrs Mary
Karr miss Anna
Logan mrs
Lewis mrs Mary Ann
Logan mrs Bridget
Lee mrs Maria 5
Lacy mrs Susan
Mason mrs Jinney
Mum mrs Va
Montague mrs Ellen L
blaming mrs C A
Minton mrs Bette B
hurry mrs Barbsry
McDaw mrs Bridget
Mc9ruder MIRA Isabella
Orrack miss ]
Otey miss b
Prince mrs "
Powers mrs NJ
Patterson mrs l.
Phippen mrs Geo
Pitcher mrs 4 A
Pearson mrs <
roindextsr mrs c J
Redcross mrs Nancy
Roper mrs Mary II
Rsgland mrs As
Rsglsnd miss Y C
Shields mrs VIM II
Stewart mrs Sarah w
Smith mrs Sousin c
Smith m1s Reacheal
Saunders mrs Mary Ellel
Slater mrs NJ ]
sexton mrs Mary
Swan mrs Mary Ann
Siunsbury mrs Ellen
Swain Martha w
Townsend mrs Jnlia A
Turner mrs Emily J
Terry miss Va
Valentine miss Henrietts
Walden miss Ann e
Washington mrs Elizab'l
Waldie unrs w
Wellington mrs Susan
Word mrs N q
Williams mrs Martha z
Whitlock mrs NJ A l.
Williams mrs Mary Ann
White mrs Lucy B
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DIED

On the eth inst, Mrs. MARY JANE, consort of
Rob-. B. ssgby, in the S6th year of her age
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
spectfuly invited TO attend her funeral the FRS,
Baptist Church this morning, at 81 o'clock, without
further notice
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 5.

PORT OF RICHMOND, July s.
HiGH WATER THIS AT O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
stesmer Pocshontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdz, Lud
am Watson.
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal, Phila- mdz. and pas.
seust rs, III. (. Tult,e.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahon.ss JoGes, Baltimore, mdz Lrd-
lam " atson
Brig hangers, Ford Sa EN-, -four and feed, D. l. w
Carrie.
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rOLDshlf IN closing emit his stork or
innminss and Fancy Goods ct unprecedentsS
low prices Needle worked Goods Of ey.ry dsscrin
ioni white Goods for Bssks and DIR, sae.: Can,h,y.
ana swiss Bands swias aud Cambria Edgiuss and In
wtiiass Black sils Netis; Irish Linens Blsck sin !.
MITE sleeves Hosiery; Fans; French woven f.a,.s,s
nis nsesi gonsrs Sleeves; Infants Waists Par.sol.
mnoeonsi hmbroidd White and Mourning Hds Il; ma
numerous other goeds. Ia he cold At rxsYso,dn.s,I
low prices, at GOLDsMIT,s ch.n aSS.anatiy
ty7 ~ ~ Ssofc,
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The southern Railroad Associations.

The southern hatir0au AsSOctHuV".
Tomorrow the 9Th instant, the Railroads OF the
Southern portion of the Union viii assemble In
Convention at Ashland, and their proceedings,
from all that we can learn, will attract considers-
BILE attention Distinguished individuals have
been invited and are expected TO be present, and
various and conflicting views In connection with
the system Of railroads in the South, and in rela
ton TO the Pacific connection particularly, will
probably be presented, and earnestly enforced by
the respective advocates in attendance. We are
not sufficiently posted, however, on the subject
aud therefore not prepared to enlighten our read
ers in regard TO the movement. We shall, how
ever place before them at the earliest possible
moment detailed report Of the proceedings Of the
Convention. On one subject, however, we arc
informed, and have much pleasure in making
known the fact, that arrangements are In pro-
gresso n the par: Of many of our merchants and
manufacturers, to offer the members of the Con-
yeDtion the compliment of q supper tomorrow
evening at o'clock, T. NJ, in the large Cottage
Hall at Ashland, on which occasion much that Is
rich and rare may be expected to come off. Elo-
quent and gifted men may be expected to raise
their voices on the spot where the genius of elo-
quence IF we can be allowed to judge from our
own observatory may be said to have fixed its
HON e. and where the spirit of Henry Clay may be
supposed to hover around and abide in Communion.
ship with it,
participate in the supper contemplated any infor-
nation respecting The arrangements in regard to
it, can be obtained of Messrs. John P. Ballard or
Hugh w. Fry, Sr.
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spECTAL NOTICES.

grv,r.iuin sIcchanicss Insfitutc..-Ar re-.
,D-s.,Si. ~ eetins of the vireinia Mechanies' In
MIR stuie mil be held in the Hall na.hwsst corner q
IAN and Main streets. THIS EVENING. :. o.s ~,
49, member should be present, sn interesfins
$3.50 tn,n : .eect committee of the Hall 10 expect-
ed to be made. o. ". A1 /" g.
jy Tit
~. The Union BuIlding Fnnd Company
vilI hold its regular monthly meeting on TUESnAi
evening mex. At 81 O'Clock. in the Jefferson ware
o.haai Hou,e The members may pay their dues 20
tbs Secretary At the etEics Of the lnsursnce Com
nsnv of the VALLEY of Virginia, under the Exchange
Hotel during the day.
nv may be had by applying to the Secretary at his OIL
fce or at the meeting.
WITT THOS. L. d WALFOkO. Secv
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MARRIED.

On the I'd inst nv Elder Jno. M. Butler. MIR. WIN
ToTTY, to Miss MARY ANN THOM, all of
this city.
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BOSTON, July 5-The steamer NJ Sanford
hence for Bangor, went ashore this morning q
Macher's Island, and is badly stove.
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GEN. SMITHS MISSION TO KassAs.-It is now
positively re-asserted that Gen. Persifer +. Smith
will be sent to Kansas to prevent armed inv sion
from any quarter, and to afford protection to
peaceable settlers at any cost" Col. Sumner will
act under Gen. Smith
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On nihE-Two Female Cooks, Wash.
. EDWARD D. EACHO
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IMPORTATION FROM MEXICo.-The Mexican
correspondent of the y. o. Picayuue, says Mill.
tary preparations are progressing, as though 1t
was certain that hostilities with Spain would soon
commence. Vera Cruz has been strengthened
and more numerously garrisoned. A division of
the army has been concentrating for the last ten
days at Jalapa Another is on its way to San
Luis Potosi, and brigade marched this week
for Matamoros. Tampico has been fortified as far
as possible, and the Government has no intention
Of receding from its position"
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Ghs a., =, 4. l;AsGuAARA cor + n K--30O
III AvENPoRr, ALLEN I CO.
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MS SOL UTIO N...The ro-partaer.hip
~ heretofore existing under the m of PICKETT
MAYNARD WIS dissolved by mutual consent, on
tho LIST of July, 1856. Ths name of concern will be
de bted to us will please make immediate paym. MT
it i, necessary close up their business
pos ible RIO. PICKETT.
GEO. f. MAYNARD
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RAAkM,o kLuUh..-s100 bhis., choisss
- brands for Bakers rsei &c Ire. W. Gath. M'
os.on, Cline, Steel and ethsu. J. J. fkx'
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A CARD...The Coal business will be
continued by the subscriber in future for cash or
equivalent, at the old stand of P. M near the
Petersburg Depot. RO. PICKETT.
Nv T. m
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y; :: MAIL STEAMSHIP

A JAGMEsToWN, Tor new YORK
EfL1EM via NORFOLK.-Leaves TUES
DAY evening, iuly 9th, at o'clock
FreIgEt received to-day MONDAY. and up to the
hour of O'Clock, +. NJ. TUESDAY, July 9Th.
Consignees requested to send down tor their
goods to-day.
Shippers are requested to send in the names of
their Cousignees Tuesday afternoon, their ship
ments will be consigned to order.
Passengers requested to be on board before
the hour of departure, O'clock, T. nj Tuesday.
Tickets and berths secured at office, South side
of the Basin.
Only $40 through to New York Meals and State
room included Steerago pass ige only So
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
iv 7-2r LUDLAM 4 WATSON
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MOLAssks.--15a hd. Drim.- a.. r.. a..
~ eoysdo Molasses; Is do 40 Porto Alec Dc. so
obh Do Nsw Orleans do, ia store and for sale he
~ LEWlB N. WEBB l. Co
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fhtpwreck.


The ship Unicorn, from Liverpool for Boston
was abandoned at sea on the 7th June. and the
crew have arrived at Falmouth, England.
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| iNEN GUOD~.--We have some deciHed
IL bargains in all kinds of Linen Goods, consisting
OF Table Cloths; Table Diapers; Towelings; Pillow
Linen fine and com Stirring Linen; LINEN Cam.
brio hdkfs for gentlemen and ladies' and many other
goods in that line, which will sell cheap.
j. MILLHiSER a. BRO,
iy7 iqS Rrnad a,rs..
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( 'HSAP Dhf GOJDS.--A l. u ~ II 4 -
~ MAiLERT would respectful say to his custom
e.. and the public gen rally that he is Offering his
entire stock of Dry Goods at much rr6uced pric,, in
order 10 close out Es summer stock by the end of the
season as follows Plain Bersges. all shades; Satin
striped and Flowed Silk Tissues; Challey Bere,rs.
Debeges; large assortment of CaIieo@s; F,ns' VA
rious les; Flowered and Swis. Musli,s; Jacouet
aud Camhric MGslins; Plain Swiss Muslns; Ladies'
and Chiltrens Cotton Hose; Boys half Hose; Gran.
Shawls; Swiss end Cambria lnsrrtpes; Bobin EDGE
mss and in'@rtiess; Bobin Edsings Black Trimming
Laces; S"lss ana Cambria Bands; handsome and
,a-ge 10. ~ Lawns, Gnghams Grass Skirts: adies,
rocket Hdkts from Gle. aud finer; large variety Of
LINEN ana Cotton Goods for mems and boys wear
eoFsets ali sizes lotion Shirtngs ana Sheetinss ana
great many other bargains at
jy7 No ~ MAIN aTprrn
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WING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES counties were
represented in the Kentucky Wing Convention
at Louisville. The Convention adopted the Lex
ingtoa platform with resolution recommending
Congress to pass law prohibiting the import ation
of foreign paupers and lengtheniug the time re-
quired for naturalization The Wing State Con-
venton of Massachusetts, is to meet in Boston on
the Sd September. The leading spirits recommend
mastery in inactivity" and no expression of
preference for any of the Presidential candidates
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ETIiEk PkAkl.s: kTnkK PEA kLs
new and elegant ertie,e Ether can be administered
/, the f,fm Of Pearls containing each, fr,m 70
Drops without smell taste, and the cams time
avoiding oil lose or alteration by evaporation Fol
sale BY MEADE i BAKER. Pharnacealist,
jy3 ir6 Main st. ~ w carnrr Of 10th.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-26
How he Received Ii.

Al;hoIgh Mr.. Buchdnans nomination
has been received with such tumultuous
exuItation by his friends, yet he received
the news with perfect cslmness. When
it reached the operator at Lancaster he
could scacely wait TO pick up his hat ere
he rushed to Mr.. Buchanan's resider ce,
spilling the intelligence by the way side
as he ran. All Lancaster turned out.
cannon were fired. bells rung, and bands
of music stuck up, while vast con.
course formed in procession and march
ed To pay ,heir respects to the candidate.
The New York Sun, describing Mr.. b S
residence. says:
"Wheatland, the name of Mr.. Buchan-
ans residence and farm. is situated Just
outside Of the thIckly settled portion Of
Landcaster-a mile and half il may be,
westward from the center OF the town.
A ridge of higher land near the house
shut out all view Of Lancaster and the
busy outer world. renders the place
one of those charming rural spots about
which poets dream. The building is Of
brick-plsin and old fashioned. 1t stands
TWO or three hundred feet back from the
road side in a grove Of beautiful shade
irees. The grounds in front and the
house within are kept in scrupulous goOt
order. The soil is extremely fertile--so
much SO that the name Wheat--iand is
an exec edingly appropriate ont"
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-26
.annOi Temaln-and-n

cannot Temdln-and-
Ere she had time TO finish the sentence
Morley was at her side. Annette. think
ing that her presence. il desired, was not
necessary. quietly stepping from The rock
into the Path, was probably at home be-
fore she was missed.
Miss Eldron will never be u,ine, 'sa id
he, land many dare TO hope. after wha'
| have now unintentionally overheard d
that you will consent 10 renew the engsg
ment of our chidhood?"
There is in your mind blot upon my
name.' she replied. land until that be re
moved. am two proud to renew it.
Until can hold the highest place in you'
esteem, we must henceforth be 10 each
other as strangers"
III that be all, / have talismah here,
trust" said he. producing the diamond;
"whose powers will have virtue TO break
the charm of the evil being who so long
presided"
All the sorrow and solitude of the pasl
was atoned for in the satisfacl Tory expiana-
tion that ensued: and as they slowly pur.
sued their way to Mr.. Allison's. Morley
drew from Cordelia a confession OF the
interes, he had excited in her bosom
when they me. as strangers in The stage
coach. as we'll as promise that She
would be his, before she expiration OF
many weeks.