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GRAND oEAToRIo OF The
BY the NEW yoaK HARMONIC sOcIrrY
CHRISTMAS MONT, Dee 3. In sbe BRoAD1AI "A.
BELSACIE.
MRS GEoRCIANA STUART LEACH Soprano;
MRS. X. 4. JAMEsoN,
Cwho has kindly sing the cont-ato ps-D
SIGNOR GUIDO, Tenor;
Mr. sTEPfIkN W. LEACH, Basno.
The Chornses viii be sustained the full strength 81 NE
ssey, the Ora'orso accompanied BY an efficient
ORCHESTRA from the PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY," ssd
the ORGAN.
Conductor. ...............M Mr. GRO n. BRfsTOw
Tickets 90 foe sale at the prinopa mu.sp ssrcs and
the evening OF performance. subscrlpons ~
per (enng The subscrioer TO two hckcts 70 caeh
concern admission ali The rehcarssl) received ~ the
rehearsals held every Monday evening. DodwotAs
deny tO6 Broadway.
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n s. HoUGh, ArCrIoNeEn, WILL SELL, raI

DEL vECCHIO a CO., AUCTIONEERs-SPIENDTD
~ Of gold and diamond jewery. warranted i'm
ported We will sell this Wednesday, NJ l01s O'Clock
precisely sales 4yi Broadway, spendd IN.
jewelry god bracelets rings pins sets
stud sleeve buttons, diamond grasses, rings,
studs and regard rngs scarf pins with line Va
suitable for the approaching holidays Goods
on nh TUESDAY this day.
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/ SHow CARDS, SHOW cARDs.-roRREsrER, SHOW
1 " i Pearl street.
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WILLIAM T. BOYD, AUCTrONEER-By GEO. NJ
GHOLs-Reeeiyer's sale Of Office furniture lately be-
Globe Mutual Insurance Com Geo. Nj.
ola will sell this Wednesday Dec "a 10 O'Clock at o. Mas
street. between John and Maiden lane ten superior oak
double and single writing desks OAK scat chairs
large ocoh about Is yards large h Of blank books writ
paper, &C. Also quantity OF second hand household
fur niture ARTHUR LEARY, Receiver
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MVNION FflNNTe
lNI sclar Of much odcr~ cubic an IN, a.
ble Cor certain prevalent dssease rnch~d
no internal MEDIUMS epe' sng enatly With The nsnseops
drugs uwualv enpoyef such cts>s. tie direct.
safe and enccual II has never been known ~ PER.
forming perfect cure and single trial wiz
81 s superior The pubv~ viii
siard that no, oaccs es cnrca but intended sntey M
class disease Directions Prise
Al Sold Al the following drug storce-thas ". nmG w
Boad~a. l6a and ~ ieecker street s GRAND seeN new
York, 80 Montgomery slreet, cav earM
Williamsburg. and corner Of Futc. ard rlpesepa sxes
Hrcnk'vn. 49, vw~Ausa - kI
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= g. FUTILE AUcrIOHEER.-LAsr GREAT SALE
"A of European oil paintings in Bro0kyn-rhis tWednas
asy Der a al oc,oas in Hs,seys new iron build
hssed W this collection may be found aud Variable or
alnaJ painr e. by ereDt living ars slso erguiaie pic
y amer Raphael Claude orraine Bcrghen, Joseph Yer
mel other OF celebrity and altosetssr forming
eole ctoo OF rare cad valuable modern paintings
ever offered tpubA 9 n the city OF Brooklyn.
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EEo. CHRISrY & WOODS
N MiNSrhTLS,
444 Broadway, below Or and street
Geo. Christy age Manager
EysstSG
NEGRO MINsIEELSY,
ceucuding with
Fih the highly successful original piee,
sounded . facts entitled
THE OLD CLOCK;
HERE snE GOES
THERE sHE GOES
on Christmas DayA granG afternoon per!oIlns-ce con
r,ep.ins 20 O'Clock when bs desirc NkSFO. Tsr SEN
sIbsE MONKEY, vii b. pi.ysd.
Tickets Is cents. To al a., O'Clock
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L,oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA -uNrrED STATE
II Msll idne.--fhe steamship ALABAMA, Cnpt, Geo
tchenck win leave on Saturday, Dec "a, from pier No
North river NJ o'clock NJ Bls Of lsdiny sned boar
For freight passage apply 10 A. l.. MfrCH1J 10 Broad
way Through tickets from New York 70 Jacksonville, Cl
10 Eiiaika, ST. StcAmea from FLORIDA
with the steamers from New York Tuesdays and ssur
days, Tho Wednesday ships Of s line Withdrawn unit
further notice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04
IMPORTANT TO THE FARMERS.

AA&
We learn that the agents Of the Peruvian govern
ment, aided by British agents, are making every e1-
ertion at Washington to throw i~mpediments in the
way of the movements made by American discover
es Of Gunno islands TO furnish Guano to American
farmers at u reduced rate. We have already explain.
cd how the trade in Peruvian Gusno is kept up as a
monstrous monopoly, in consequence Of British bond
holders having a mortgage on the Peruvian Guano
islands, for a very large debt due them bythe Peruvian
government. 1t is the direct interest, therefore, of
both Peru and Great Britain, that every feasible
scheme of competing with the sale Of Peruvian guano
should be crushed. Hence the combined opposition
to the official recognition Of the rights of American
citizens, who have discouered and taken possession Of
two islands in the Pacific, rich in the great fertilizing
agent, to which We have before referred in noticing
at length the operations of the American Guano Com.
pany. 4 memorial, We learn, has been presented to
Congress, asking that the official protection of our
may be thrown around all American
citizens who, in entire accordance with the laws OF
nations, have discovered and taken possession OF un-
guano islands, aud desire no privilege, save
that Of competing in open market with the unjust
Peruvian monopoly. We invoke the earnest atten-
and cooperation Of our Senators and members
Of Congress, in a movement that not only protects
rights and interests, but must result in con.
erring a great blessing upon Virginia Agriculture, by
furnishing, at vastly reduced prices, the richest fer
ilizing material, whose effects have already been 90
developed on the soil Of Eastern Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04

LIE blSIllc Win
If the discussion Of our difficulties with EnRian" I"
suspended Tor a moment by tho press, and 'here 10
to be a more pacific disposition in the puo"' ' ~
il is not the less likely that Mr.. Marcy anu =
Clarendon are engaged in an energetic
notes, and that the con,ending governments
plate each other in no amisble mood II Il '"'"
tar from civiI;ties to our Minister that the controversy
,v;,b Crost Britain, wears a less menacing aspect
r, fac, wa have positive information that the difficult
~ An far from seeming to approach a friendly adjust
man, VIVA never more embarrassed than at this very
moment of apparent cordially and good-understand-
ing.
The irresistible logic Of Mr.. Marcy. instead Of ex'
torting from the British Government a graceful ao.
ceptance of its conclusion, is opposed by the contemp'
tible shifts Of diplomatic chicane. The articles IN
another column, from the London Times, exhibit Inc
precise state of the controversy, and show with what
irritation the demands Of our government are received
in England.
The President may consent to arbitrate the dispute
touching the construction OF the Clayton-Bul~er
Treaty. For the insult to the country. in recruiting
the British army on our soil, he will accept no other
atouementt than the recall or dismissal OF the British
Minister. This is the alternative which MIR. Marcy
submits to the British Ministry; and there will DO no
COMPROMISE of the demand.
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For the Enquirer.
SEVENTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT.

As objections are being raised to the time and
place designated for the meeting of the Democratic
Convention of the Seventh Electoral District, in con.
sequence of its conflicting with the Courts of North.
ampton aud Accomac, in connection with other rea-
sons, and rs it is the desire of the Democracy that
all Of the counties should be fully represented, and
especially tie 'two large, populous and important
counties of Northampton and Accomac, | would re-
spectfully suggest that the Convention be- held at Ma
tlews Court House, on tho DIST of May. The time,
| believe, cannot be objected to, and the place being
the most central one Of the district, the Convention,
il held here, could De easily attended by all the dele
cations.
There will be on the Goth two boats running to thi.
place, one directly from Eastern Shore, the other
from Norfolk, touching at Hampton, on her way up,
and also another boat from Norfolk on the day fol-
lowing. At the wharf, (which is only a milo from
the Court House. there are conveyanccs always in
readiness tn take passengers to any portion Of the
county. Mathews, besides Offering these advan-
tages to Eastern Shore and Hampton, can be easily
visited by the delegates from the counties composing
the Northern Neck, and cannot be objected to by the
remaining portion Of the district. We have at the
Court House two commodious hotels, that con COM
tortably all the delegates, aud should
there be any in attendance that would prefer 10 be
more retired, | can safely say that the Democracy
would esteem it a great privilege and would take
pleasure i'll extending to them the hospitality Of the
county.
Notwithstanding the scurrilous abuse that our wor.
thy Governor, the Hon. Henry a. Wise, has 30 un.
Justly received from and through the Wing press of
Richmond city, there are many gentlemen in
this county that will take pleasure i'll aiding the De.
lnorracy OF the Union to place one of her noblest
champions in ths Presidential chair.
A DEMOCRAT.
Mathews Court House, March 81, 1856.
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For tie En3uirer'
TIE E1, ECTORAL CONVENTIONS.

The conventions In the several Electoral Districts
will meet in n few weeks, aud it ls Important '""'
thoy should adopt sound PLATFORMS OF principles
LIT. They should declare their hostility TO the con-
s,ructlon Of the Pacific Rail Road, either with the
money of the Federal Government, or by means "t
the grants of the public lands for that purpose. Inc
Democracy have always repudiated the doctrine lhnt
he Federal Government has the power to construct
works of internal Improvement. -.
ID. They should declare their Ms hostility, lily, to =, the n" oa',
NJ the present session, and Virginia should proclaim
her old and long cherished principles on this great
question.
HJ. They should declare their cordial approval OF
the principles embodied in the Kansas and Nebraska
bill and their purpose to supper, no man for the Pre-
.idency who does not openly declare his appreciation
Of the said bill.
4th. They should declare their appreciation of the
principles embodied in the Presidents annual and
Veto messages, and particularly in his last annual
message and his special Kansas message.
9Th. Virginia has always been hr the doctrine of a
strict construction of the Federal Constitution, and it
ia important now that she should reaiiirm her ancient
doctrines on this subject. A DEMOCRAT.
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BY TILE G0vERNOR OF YIRGINIA.

INFORMATION hnvins been received by the Exccu.
tive. that WIN II. KEEN. who wa, confined in the
Jail Of Fairfnx county, for III. murder OF Levi. l.. Hall.
ON the night OF the I'd instant, escaped from the arid jsil.
and is now going nj large; therefore. I do hereby urcr o
reward OF one hundred dolars TO any prr.on or persons,
who siisll arre-t the said VIM. II. Keen and deliver him
into the jHil OF Fairfax county, and do moreover require
all officers OF this Commonwealth. civil and military. snd
request the pesple generally, 10 Use their best exerions 10
procure the arrest Of the said Keen that he may be brought
to justice.
Given under my hand as Governor. and under the Lesser
n. Seal OF the C0minonw ealth, at Richmond, ihis
'' Sd day of April, in the year leJi.
HENRY A. WISE. .
By the Governor: GEORGE w. MusFoRp, Secretary OF
the Commonwealth.
VIM. II. Keen is sbou, ~forty.ive years old, i've feet tru
or eleven inches high, b DAD shoulders and ,tou,ly made.
long hair, bushy whiskers. high cheek bones. large nose,
turned up, spreading ut ibe end. depressed about: he cen
tire, small grey eyes, and very bad countcnance.
Anril I-r'iup
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DIED. at the residence Of her son.in.law, nf u: J:
Christian, near this city, on the 99sh March, NJ MARY
TURNER, of King William county, in the nth ys OF her
age. She was for 81 years a member of the Preyterlsn
church. and died, as she had lived through a ing and
eventtul life, exhibiting n most beautiful and sitting ex.
ample of the power OF Divine grace to enable OF bound
10 earth by maternal ties which nothing but deh could
weaken, TO bow with hum se submission to the amrnons
OF her Lord and Master, whom she had so taithfuilIerv wed.
SIZE retained her u entail faculties unimpaired toe very
last. and united with the minister Of God, not an ,ur be-
fore her death, In earnest devotional exercises.
Whilst her children and friends will long morn the
want of her presence IN the family and social ciIe, yet
they are couiforted by the assurance tina, their lois her
eternal gain, aud that abe has gone where sorrow d sui.
fcring will be no more, The writer Of this un~oiy ri:
butte has known her intimately for more than 20 yes. and
he can with truth gay that a purer spirit was neve>alled
from It's earthly tabernacle to dwell with its God high.
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tai shutdown of the 2ith OF May, 1855. All such un-
worthy assaults will be in vain; and the charges
which are rung upon tie funlum, the slang OF the
X chnond Wing, nId the rciiuci Classics Of Gizzard'
Chad Nezznr himself, will serve but to show tie
weakness Of a cause which must resort to such expe'
dents to sustain itself before the people.
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THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.
OFFICIAL PAPERS or THE DISPUTE BETWEEN THE
TWO COUNTRIES,

TWO SuCSlllES.
House OF COMMONS, Wednesday, March -, 1856.
Mr.. IL. Baillie rose to ask the Noble Lord at the
head Of the Government whether he was able to
state when the papers relative TO the disputes with
the United States would be laid upon the table of the
House /!
Lord PulInerston could not state the precise date,
but it would be very soon after the Easter recess.-
The papers were now being looked over and pre-
pared for the press.
Mr.. Roebuek-Wil those papers include the cor.
respondence relating TO both subjects OF dispute, or
merely that referring 10 Central Anericul
Lord Palinerston-Th papers nov being prepared
are those relating to the Central American question.
We cannot lay upon the table those referring to the
enlistment until We have given an answer to the last
note of Mr.. Marcy, which answer has not yet been
sent.
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-.,.,.o,,,., in ,bs whole, nor any part OF the pro-

perry. n-oncr title for the property,
tiu s'a'I s'S Stn,r. in Virginia six per cent. coupon,
s,nsk OF p .io 2'd't aud interest to be pau il the lime e and
s,"c"' IN ~ which such stock has usually been msuo
payable by the State Of late yenrs' ,o. III, STAT.
,,irhl desire 10 purchase Il larger tract Of land. VI oF,
der TO establish a model farm AMI agricultural sr:I"ol
here. Should such be the cnse, about 500 acres more
Of adjacent lam. on this estate eau he obtained ~
SlOO,NOG, to he paid in cash or state STOCK "s aoo'''
Al, The option of the State.
am, sir, with the utmost respect,
Your ubedient servant,
JOHN 4. WASHINGTON.
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Fourth Electoral Di.tric, Convs,,i,,

II a meeting OF the Delegates TO the Democratic
State Convention, from the counties constituting the
9Th Electoral District. 10 wit, Buckingham, Cumber.
land, Fluvanna, Appomattox, Campbell, Prince Ed
ward, Charlotte and Lunenburg, held in Richmond,
il was
Resolved, That ,aid counties appoint Delegates to
Il DIstric! Convention, Ia be held in the town of EARN.
vile Oh the ith "Wednesday in April, for the purposs,
OF electinS delegates 10 the National Convention. tb
be held at Cincinnati, in June.
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DEM0CRARTIC CONVENTIONS,


At meeting Of the delegates from tho First Electo.
raj District appointed to the Democratic State Con.
ventiou, assembled ut the 81. Charles Hotel.i in the CITY
OF Richmond, the e9th of February, 1856, the follow.
Ing resolution WAS unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That We recommend 10 the Democracy
Of the First Electoral District, to meet in Convention
at Portsmouth, on the second Wednesday in May next,
TO appoint delegates to the Cincinnati Convention,
and that these proceedings be published in the De-
inocratic papers of the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04

a Democratic Convention for the Second Electoral
District. composed of the counties of Amelia, Not
toway, Brunswick, Dinwiddie, Mecklenburg, Greens.
vile, Prince George, and the City Of Petersburg,)
will be held in Petersburg on Tuesday, 9th day Of
the Democratic Convention to be held in Cincinnati
in June next.
The counties are requested TO hold meetings for the
appointment OF delegates at as early u day as posi-.
BILE.
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Fifth Electoral District Convention.

Al a meeting OF the Delegates from the counties
of Aloemarle, Amherst, Bedford, Greene, Orange.
Nelson and Madison, held in the Reading Room OF
the Exchange Hotel, in Richmond, Oh Thursday tho
18th February, it was
Resolved, That O. Convention Of the District he
ted in Charlottesville, on Tuesday the 9th Of May
next, for the purpose Of selecting two delegate, and
iva alternates, 10 attend the National Democratic
Convention. in Cincinnati, Ohio, in June next.
The counties in this district are therefore requested
to senl delegates 10 the above District Convention,
ut the time and place indicated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD,

RICHMOND MARKETS. APRIL 4. 1856.
orders higher prices will be charged:
BACON-Smithfcld hog round. none in market. West
ern Slies, lO@loi; Shoulders, 913!; s.ams IL. 0I3.
BUIIEt-PriIn Country Butter, 2e G30 cts; do. Go, .
'hGn 22G2: cts; old and. interior, lie O l9ct..
BEESWAH-22! G2i v n
COFFEE-Rio llWlay cts.; Laruayru - 10 lo3. lava IA ,
Gl5i; stock light; Mocha ljal ji cts'
CORN mEAt.-70175 cts. per busuel.
COkN.-62! d rs cts per bushc!.
COAL-Anthractc ST 80 y ton; B.tumiuou.. sversys
"a Cts. p busiie; tine, l00llc: lump l7c; hail ii
cokE-for city consumption So 50 v curt load Of ss !,
busaels. Tor lump; hail -.
II 10 cts.
COTTON YARNS-l6dle cts. cash. Cotton Cordaps,
20 cts. u 10.
CANDL.ES-Tallow lG cents y b. Jackson's do. Il.
Hulls lac. AdnmnntiHc .6a2-c.; sperm 33d asct..
FEATHERS-Live Geese i50i5 cts. Demand fair,
FLAXSEED-s Gool Is y bushsl.
pers only offer 81 % 10 7 30.
GRASS Enthusiastically e. %. Herds gra.s 81 Is
a so; Orchard Grass , 50. Glover, 50 q Il ~ 20.
GUANO-We quote Peruvian at 500 per .yu-
Mexican 3D035. "
MoLASSES-New Orleans. new crop, iGa4.c, CUB,
i0c. syrup J0d52 CITE = gallon.
OFFAL-RrHn, liGl5r. " bushel; shorts. lsr nc;
browrstur.2 %. ship stuff, Joe.
OATs-By the cargo 81! no cts. r bushci.
POTATOES.-Mercc 81 "; Virginia 7JW.0cY bu.lel.
P~LAsTER-Lurnp Plaster s5a5 30 per ton: Richmond
WHEAT-WhitrS 81 - u l 60 red 20 n 81 Is.
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF.-Supply fair, market firm. We quote inferior
ST to 81 SO: good to prime = to so; Extra Sll to Sl2.
BEEF-s3 co n So % T. cwt. gross, which 10 81 90
o $40 net: beef srarce AT present.
~SIEEP-Mutton sell for 81 5UdS5 Il piece; extra
Sheep 81 Sl0;-by weight, 81 t. So per hundred gross,
for ordinary and superior Sheep.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARK EFT. APRIL 4.
The market this week has been very animated and
prices higher. n. NJ MARTIN, Sow e. Co.
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will not do this or TINT or something else, or some
desput or Il Republic fmcies il, ana must have il. II,
then, tho United States think to degrade lis by the
iLiic.inn Of II positively seryiie chasiisement, in order
that all nhtl"ns for uIl future time may take warning
from our fate. they have mistaken their victims. That
ia not the stun VIZ are made OF, as any Power on earth
will soon find upon trinI
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w TIE CNO LHN IT.
According to O statement in ala Presse," the mill.
tary land forces of al the powers of Europe form an
effective total of 4,l62,2l4 men, of whom 2,5sl.2S2
belong TO the six powers represented in tho Congress
Of Paris. The naval forces of all the maritime
States OF Europe, according 10 the same authority.
form a total of 2ySlo ships, OF which 500 are steam
vessels, and an approIiinative total OF $4,000 guns.
The six powers represented at the Congress have a
united naval force OF Sly vessels aud 5y,64S guns
They may speak, therefore, with q potential voice
when together they undertake to ADJUST the terms of
peace for Europe.
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~" NOnVFnTT0n.
\ Democratic Convention for the Third Electoral
District, composed OF the counties of Halifax, Pittsyl.
wanna, Franklin, Patrick and Henry, will he held at
Danville, on Wednesday, the Both day Of April next,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to attend tbs
Democratic National Convection at Cincinnati.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-04
BISFORD, MAYO s. BLAIR,

No. IS, NAM SIhEEI,
RICHMOND, Va,
A RE now receiving the largest aud By fnr the nia.Spsy
"A s:rable stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY yna
GOODS ever heretofore brought to ,his market, snd ~
which they invite the attention Of purchasers.
We particularly. call tho attention VI iadies TO s'"sS
stock Of MaHTILLAS, OF the latest Paris styles.
April Aim
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Eighth Electoral District Couxe,,,.,

EiRhth Electoral District Convention.
A number of delegates tn tho Demperatic S,a,a.
Convention, from the Sth Electoral.D District, mon CON-.
suitatioL, agreed TO Iappokan,0ok. in,
the county Of Essex, as the place. anu WedLe.dsw
the both of April, as the time for holding a D strict
Convention TO appoint delegates to the Cincii,nti
Convention.
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DISTRICT NO. =, HENRICO
Amecting of the Democratic party Of District No.
, will be held at Henricu County Court House, on
Tuesday, the 9th of April, at IL o'clock, 10 nominate
district officers. 1t il desirable that every portion OF
the district should be represented in said meeting.
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Twelfth FL,

Twelfth Electoral District Convention.
We are authorized to say, that a convention Of
the Twelfth Electoral District will be held at Union.
Monroe county, on the second Monday in May, for
the purpose OF appointing delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention.
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sixr, Electoral District Convention.

The Inepbrrs Of the Democratic party, in til. SIKH
Electoral district, composed Of the counties of Pow.
hatar, Chesterfield, Louisa, Hanover and Hrnrico,
and the c''y It Richmond, are hereby notified that d
Convention 10: the purpose Of appointing two dele.
gates TO represent this District in the National Demo-
cratic Convection. To no held in Cincinnati, in june
next, will be noide1 in the u,y OF Richmond IN tba
second Tuesday IN Nav next. -"