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ADyERTISENENTS RENEWFD EVERY DAT.
700 LATE FOR CLAssIrTCATION.

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a Coprrrss. Daniel J. Norsapi Cor !, scmby, fdwss
MsrIh cr dsrnsn ssrss F,A ier
srorhn d. Josiah n. Barker Asssssor abrarain
nspeSr S r oS for rv eh OPT i-s
So'i PIE ana L, ~ W 6ispp r '''' - o'''''>
A CARn-To rnE VOTERS ~ THE EIGHTEENTH
- ans lNeny hfs, Wardsin ec1selucnce 81 vague sn6
cped uonia ensrny 81 iniuei 70 lie eject ,hst ssn So
re eeneerai ~ y ,l conarlr, sss :, -fn r. aer
stasr thai. he ~ great would
myself 81 sixteenth ssemby d,strios a-
candidate ior ne q Assembly, ,n
III mgmen q my eAisience other dan supporter o., sss
that nv acunan ~ IL, regular cao~raic party sseati n
,sA =, aae y ~ mind :" every honotaele .ah IDS ,s
mean attacks q malicious lar,ea iarsore confd,as,
en = ne aep'-l OF my orrooen,s 70 destroy me n s'
SAMUEL Y. hobkkrs
(NESTREyrtLE CoURsg-TRorrrNG.-w
- Nov az oclock, match 500 ialle heat. best 'sse
I've, IN harnsss james Whclpcy nnnesrh NJ Lady fre-
JoEh GosSifs, Pfssre'Ora
(,rSTREy1Irv coURsE-rgorrrgG "WEDNESDAY.
sre y = s wcoirf narss s e. y a fo' 80 \ s
ness g Carl names hl'rs ts asls,l; K ssssn.
" seos - - .IePeesf'
(1rNr3EyiI.LE COURSE, l. 7 --rroTTtNo--ruU
n I'VE ia harness II weoaraT baucs ches nj seirs j.
"'''''' ''' tout coSKLrS. rroorptc-
MY YORK, Soy: l. Lte--ro THE EDITOR o, TuE
~ Eew Y.rs Hsrsid y, deemed proper os,y word
oiaie for 8oyeruor n he last session % ire Legislature
pprcusry oush haze tea msnorss stressed ia ~
aoIS y ne s .asn N, w. :. S ,o he specpmsn =
sr'mt, W. nrouea eGiore he senate ~ ,ooks nov1i
ne voters the part, { DO caA csnssscty
uppcr or Governor gen.enan who pos'cu =.
eesss 1900 e 81. ey n es, ry = gsss 70 is
inert a. now admin tered. i dssgna ~ the city ad
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TeIegrn pnlc Marine Report.

BOSTON, Nov Arr ship- Frank johnson, Calcutta; os
rpcc. glasgow serampore New Orleans; BARK pueksicp,
NAamroa-
Herald Marine CORES poasieace.
PHI nFLTIiIA. Nov | - .--Arr brigs A u kvnlndl !,
Ictce glasgow; Debit Kenny Fort al Prince: Ella Reed
rrh TURKS Island. Dcavan, Thatcher Provdcnco; schr
HAL, ,ruaAuirl, NYurk steamer BoNton, sellers, d.,
,ld bark uak, RYDER, Boston brig buchanan Talbot,
do fchfs IA Straur, 'oron do Mednsa, Hickman, NNntk
~ II baker Dalton, and citizen woodruff Brookyn Eagle.
wDstis Stamford t'y ~ New forS, MATHEWS,
1ll.u IlrluN IA llnnaa
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TESTa warp zIeIIrp ASSEMBLY, pEsrRIoF.

gI-FyT4 wARD-gtGlIrH ASSEMBLY Br.vPIcr
j "Truib crushed % cara VII rise aapsn1
Having allowed re II ny 4 fisrore candi.
member % Asscaby In this dla1a 4 awe since
coucdef that To best Aeresia 81 the a. can bs fully
serYad n ho elscton Mr. CORNELIUS foRqflN Die ~
rnminee " he ArerrAn marty NJ tAc ward ssa
vsw ~ccuYnE MS escion, wihdI ssy my name n
and request al ,sv friends T. fr tn hereby
NJ them 81 unksier the support miem haze re,styed
nom 'hfxu. FI.fAR COMBS.
uvAyTpp TO- urRF-oNE ~ sfygrp,e rvrgp~gp
w sevtug mathiers. tnl or al3ipss M. n - = =
IL iluason ssrsei. IN e5e eYcpins, all this week
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Observation-Disclosures States have appointed
IN rtsen On the 10th and the 2Tih AZ follows
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TERMn.

re yIRG1NINN is published daily s6 and tri '~ceklv 1T
r afmn advance - paper viii be discontinued
a t option Of the Propreor until all arrearagcs shall
ave been pads
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for ioecnis per square
b lines less first nsertign and "a for each
unless ordered nutr weekly. aud then 80
Nor square will he charged Tor each insertion Ii tie number
ertens marked on the Ms it will be published till or
,,.r,i out aud charged accordingly
TIE EARLY RATES ARE.
daily
FuTt
For one do semi week. c>ly....................,.. -
Fort
- intended tor both papers subject to
ia contract
80 Annual al vartsers will he limited To their immediate
bu.ess thu charged at transient rates
q All advertisements appear in the daily and tri
weekly papers ,,
- GbiGary notices which exceed eight lines charged
,.lblv "a the
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EXTRAORDINARY cAsN,

C;rnflomru clid had commenced breaking out last
fall small sores winch gradually extended over the entire
head including both which much eaten by the
zores ms to that both would drop oil
tr, all sdyrrtis,d ana domestic remedies without
any good suits hcn procured and applied little TuRF
oil began to eetboter the bottle got broke and we ap-
po gall tott az an began to get worse MY elder daugh
that sisters heal
annd luurh better when yun used it We gct another
battle, and head Ia nearly well This an aggra-
,d ease took halt hour every day wash IT, aud it
WAS VERY offensive bottle, feel assured Will cure
ruirov theIe lttle Of the disease remang-
this and Tor The benefit OF others, take
great ,lrasnrc giving you TIL, certificate
Krsuectfuy I CHALK
p, Mos IIaXa "a
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BALTIMORE.
lNm. WILLS, MEDICAL. As.OErlCE, l.

uAR. Muu.l.s' MEDICAL OFFICE, Lotn ~"
Urinary baltimore Inatltutcd A ID lep, Ne " Sonm
Cav street. Bait,porf tnrar Oico) CURE 'NS
Ell or No FIVE RIOT lREp--pr Mills. an esrr,eneea
rhsaeian Of The Aorath' school 'nay be ooe"'"" w
suited In all private nature or disease .,,
No " o,,cy required ~ IL Cure is not Encriea.
practical experience o over 20 wears en"oos ~ -. ~
warrant euro In the shortest poshla time l" nav" '
effected.
Thi. umarmnry. -,
extensively coehraied eectua andspoedy cure ct All
easacs Of SECRET Dlaasc established IN tina city as
refuge from Quaekery, over 20 xoap ago
The nigh Hcp"tHiio"
would public notice unnecessary wero
the applicants here for toatWnh VINO h'
been lched o thor money, mslucn,od by tue
flourish largely the public prints and with whom our o'y
Afflicted he on ,our S:unrd,
you would avoid injury pecunary loss aud disappointment
seek early medical aid where proper toaime o ne oor
I'D pr NJ makes alurug professions promises no meio
than he will honorahy perform
secondary and Chronic Gases.
The nsus symptoms sore Throat, uleoiaon oi the
Mouth Itching and Tendemers about the Nose bo,eh" o,
the oldest and most nN erra" OF such casts p' NJ S
" Hing q stake his honor aud reputation.
Thc Triumph 81 science.
NJ. restoring strong ana manly
or ang shattered eonnton aud removing speed
lily all debility orinnry incurred from certain e''i '' '
II sscd " n n discoveries oi th" age.
EnIecbIcd Manhood
may here find certain thousands from te
realized tn, sweet uion Of hope which if"m tho
failure uaekeriea their hthell IuitlesH st'h h' po
Advantage of Treatment.
poi compounds OF Mercury or NoAons Drugs Seu
To Ecmntc-.
Long experience in the treatment OF fomalc Anereh Ner
yous dseara-, Ae annlihes ir NJ 10 afford hdtt h1 ana
effect eur thu difficult cases ,ommune
h guarded aud marked wiihsh and delicaey
Dr. Mills Great Preventive.
Tins soveioigu Rcmoig applicable either Will he sent
duly prepared by mail torcpt o ~ or by rcmtme rlo
prescription will be Included :.
MILLS B,iriMottr lotcrs posi paid Modoncs scn in
any direction by mni az express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-21
Bead the Truiii n nbUtsi our Tart Oil.

TT
puringa leigh This discovered my horses
leg raw and place than my hand, from
The traces rubbing inside of the thigh applied your
Turf OIL and In n day he we'll. Another
4 mule which was working my dyay became unable to
walk. examoug his foot ! discovered nail about two
bong up the head My driver and the neighbors said
good uothnf. drew the nail out inserted
piece Turf Oil aud set him to work Al once,
and from ta lost hour bnts as good
ever hor.n badly suagsrb "n the outside OF
his thirh in two places urins (ecp and four
inches widr from which tE,y Your Turf
Gil was applied brought them tnirly sound II
truly is greatest remedies Tor have ever
known lived IN drug for several years Use
this = you think proper. Very truly - .
Ro Mossrs Dove A Co j. IL. WElSIGER.
For sale by SFEOFHER WHlTEHEAD,
uoy A. dim Lvnciburg.
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!. J.. BONDuRANr



nsss. lore Cofiavng used your furf Oil, and finding
suc fine medicine thin 1t due to you that yon
should know H. My daughter about two years ago tel on tho
air and aud bruised her thigh very much soon
the form Of boil and became very sore had II
anrod hy physician but that dduot relieve it, II became
running continued for nearly tH years tled
every medicine could hear with no effect uuti was IN,
duced TO try bottle Turf Odaer as1g one bottle
and half entirely healed lhaNe since used for other
-. snl fouud tho .ame benefit You are liberty
,'is ~ Won tlInk proper :. Gil lALKLY.
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES


AUTHORIZATIONS l'NlIIH
Tie preceding and the MO succeeding numhs 10 those
ing prizes VIII bo entitled to e sss arrt"Nt
prizes For example, III ticket No ll'@ draws Inc
S0u prize those tickets numbered 2ie l29 l2al aud
ll2l III each entitled $-n and according tn mo
nhove scheme II ekrt No fhenld lie drawn III" 0rrrok
nations would be :, J. ,st' and aoUm II ticket NJ" 'NhooV
should be drawn the approN NmauonH would he 29YW %9
ticket M - na ahHud be drawn the hfrosi
nations will boon the same principle
PLAN on THE LOTTERY
- tickets, nunhu ed rom
0uU0 full pilz,s aud sse hrpf"N i"nH,
making IN NIL lilo frAoA
Tho numbers 400 corresponding with the nun
the tickets printed Hepafhte ssol paper hteiuod
and cncreod with snail lin tubes and placed IN niass
wheel
The the different 90 tull prizes similarly prn
oncirccd placed Ia another wheel After rcHo
wing the whcc number Is drawn from tho wheel o numbers
aud the time prize is drawn from III" oihcr vince" by
buys who hluduld" Tho number aud The prlhn hhwh
oponod exhibited to thu audience aud registered ny
Commissioner prlc hcuR placed against tic number
drawn This operation X repeated nn all the PflzeH are
drawn The Drawing aiher printed and nltoI eohPar
the tommissohcr corihtS o it, eotff tthtaA
tR All orders for rkois packages In any al tho Mary
land Lotteries will prompt attention hnd tue dR"Ag
mailed 10 all purchasoIs urmt diaiey after Il Is oter
Address 7 II lIlBBARb 70
No ~ Fnyene ST. or BoA, No 10. ballhnol" M"> iana
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? bottle he had been entirely cured.
4, , ,ectiully, l., ". LILY NlCH,


bio ISLAND Bedford county, Va, Nov leba
Masus Dopt Ghtuuomons-l used about one tourth OF
Turf Oh upon the back Of horse the worst
saw entirely place as large as my
and this single application donl applied once cured
up entirely aud permanently really was surprised at the
tits cuavos properties and think II more propt
than anything of tho kind ever saw, anil
sod dis of bottles of other preparations Tor similar
Rcspcc,fullv j, J.. BONDuRANr
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- 4 Ill. W ind thRt blows no go0d. ~ only
~ requires cold Northeast storm TO mako & ; W-'
Ware House the busiest and attractive lln'e In
aud would advise all who prepared ff Win
chilling winds make haste hither his beautiful as
sortmcut be entirely gone
lie has hand full supply of Furnaces, Ranges
Cooking Stoves Of nrnns pntionF raro onlor aud "N
and style coal tra'tE ,hat
surpassed in beauty, which cannot tail Iehre
the faluus lie Ia also prepared 10 do all knd 81 "
work either Tin Copper Iron with dsateh aud nainers
III Plumbing business Is also carried on by him IN manner
that celed Ills friends and patrons both town
cnuntr, will profit by calling st
u All order. promptly attended 10.
G. \ Hiss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-21

fuNO SHIPPERS on toUAeaO NE~t,
n VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.--Iho undersigned, Forward
ng Merchants Agents he ennsr vanlH Gaosd at
baltimore. rc,pcciiuly solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
10 ALI FONTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
Their acquaintance with tie und" having been for
eousignecs large Of tho Tobacco 60
Ing Wcs through Baltimore they Halter ihemINer that hcy
give satisfaction 10 ''ipIpra
Freight n low as hy ANY other lnp
,onsignmcnts o HE solicited and pnnctunlly
attended 10 MA6NAW n NUNS
70 North street, Baltimore.
Rotor Jacob Head 60, j Brandt jr, Baltimore, T. L.
DudicF W I Smith, McbRnic, Hurt y Preston Mailer AZ
Crousbaw, Lynehburg Crcn,haw 6co, Richmond
NM
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ L.. GOODNAN. Corner opposite shc 'a ~"
ASH ell House Main ST. snchhug, Va, has Just
aud opened his Stock of goods which consists OF Wn
and fine Twist double aud single Guns, Rifles OF dne'en
nfacories, Cults Rcpcatrs Allen Co.'s douhl" ana , sb
Pocket Rifles also single Self Cooking Pistols also
"t other patterns OF Pistols of I'd quality Tow hV
shot lcif4 and Pouches Cleaning Rods Wadding fnnee
Bullet Moulds Nipots, sc. Gun Smitlne done upon @
notice Locks made repaired new Keys hticd h's n
Sr He wiendeavor To give satisfaction 10 all VINO naN Va
vor him with their patronage. II within his power iens
cash II all cases oct u 5'S
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N Bnpkct Slaw from 81 so to 81 % Also select
assortment Bed Blankets suitable for anhos or
single gentlemen which together with Blankets f"r ser'a's'
will be offered very low prices tor cash .,,,uc
1oIle
StESoNsb ID NIarl of New Winner ei0ods'Ls - r.u
subscribers receiving their seeona s'o Strned
ami Winter consisting part OF rne SIN .sn Sped
chine silks Black do Ombre Striped Deane oa 40 fnc
a. varv rich Solid do, stella Shaw Casniueo us,ou,as
Black do, LinseyS &C. ~ JAS A. sTldLER co.
examine.
oct 2l Is =.
.~., CIV NO-The sub-c ribers have luss
,hoir Fall purchase of Peruvian Guano from
ran ,ract will insure genuine NO Wucis,al
% Ia as low or probably lower than 1t can be purchased
,.nubare ali WI a call to insure a sale fxess
eiseMne a., ~ " ANDERSON, ADAMS q co
~ AWlI.Y FLOu'R.-Fnmily Flour In qaorsev
H. SACKS SH.a JUST '''''''N ' LEE JOHNSON
~ - ,v.u, ~uuerior Clothing pare hase ffe
II GLASS RAfSE
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GRAND MARYLAND l..

GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
RON NoN NEMHER, lt5b
ON TIE HAVANA PLAN.
CAPITAL PRlXE-lOo.UoU DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated u.oti'ry Of Waryin"d.
ENEHASENSsO
To he drawn n baltimore Md SAIl RpAN, Nov I'D, 1861
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WHEAT BAGS.-We urc now prePnreu 70
w furnish and Others VINO wan 10
their Gr"m for sale. prime heavy ne" 't' ~ ' ~
per nnsh'i '"' "s""' ''' LEE & JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-21

'ver Coats sold the Bazaar the admiration OF
c,H now lot comprising Extra Fine Beaver Doe ohiN
Whirlpool, Tricot &c, Just received , =. co
o'tlGh BURROUGHS, SHAFER q Co'
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UVBS wiz
i EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WAunANtEp 10 cur, AND NO pAsotR fRon EXPOSURE TO
coip. Pricc 80 cents per bottle
Eped according ct Of Con9ess In e Cierts Once o "a
District court thf Eastern District Of fryinia by DODk
y co Rirhm0Hd Ia 80 siio -
READ TUE FOLLOWING .1f
pamphlet aud read our certificates
by the Turf Oh eurhcates OF truth 81
respected ezens and many others
refer and cannot doubt Its vnlue as
n One of 1t Is worth pound of any
oho known Try 1t and you VIII be ssshed Of what
n
TuuE TuRF Oii.-Icad the following and come 10 our
store will tell You Of many others who have been
curod
RICHMOND Nov. II, 1884.
hass,, Done used portion of bottle
of yonr OH which kindly presented with
and pleasure that found At ohcctnal In re
eruption the skin, which had been pracsed
upon yoars by lhyacan without receiving tho
least benefit also ccom ended tto friend of mine who
Tor had been annoyed by similar eruption OF
the skin Informed short time since that from the
use oi on bottle he had been entirely cured .
Real 'eculiy, L, h LLFl WlCH
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E1r. .BOhnsion's AnVi2orniina Remedy Tor organ


rtra. q tla sound mind ad body are the most h'eS
,s -.t. promote conuubial hlppiness Indeed " IN
f-e the arn,y thrnus lie becomes weary PE',p-
t4e prospect hu.ry alrkens 30 the view the hhu D'
ss1o ID }rspar and tiitd with the mellirhoY
hHl tbc dqpua-s Of another becomes bAEh'ea Win
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ulISSOIl TlON.-rhe firm of Mcdaniel, Hurt u
J Preston this day dissolved bA mutual consent ih'
viii he hy either partner IN CLOSING
Their office will be kept the old stand now
occupied 10y Messfs 1rhy y saunders ~
Jolls ROBIN MCDANIEL,
sc. lltRr
PLEASANT PRESTON
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n
..r-#.~ ~ LIE 4 JOHNSON.
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yu,ssOMNS HWANGN n SONS. teuerai tam
MISSION AND FORW ARDlNG MERCHANTS ), 49,
III \I.I,I{S GtANO AND AGRItI Ii Raj iMl.l'i
NENTS pFrpRsHUItG, NA.lroduen consIgnments sohciu
l h win receive personal attention of the partners kei
~ ohp NJ Ocv pr James saunders, sam Miller Ame "a
luckor vI chburg Thomas aace Hon John r May '"'
dclNaine Mm T. Joynes Petersburg; Nawlrs a ar
Ill iiaxan A 90 Richmond THOMAS BRANCH,
- JAS. X, BRANCH,
t., ae,sc,s ,INO. p. BRANCH.
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4 - fn,vlrrai mi sair, " LOT III No
'" N#ljsT R3L UEREINt3. .,,,., -,
.s#rt9 tsI G. GlUFNilt"
~ AEE. tstaris IA ! straw Jeans "'' W u" :"
- store Nr'e fs,m tsr FACTORIES "f N,|Srs ''i@lHa @
ou and Jacob Eansack irc mixed Black aud brown n
or 'lAu article for gcucuens riding pants WhIh w ~ "
sep 43ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22
THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTENTION.

To he Editor Of The ~ y Tribune.
In the Association repo of the proceedings of the
Convention of North Americans tina: met in Syracuse
on the 18th instant there what, lean, has caused
an erroneous impression concerning the feeling of that
body toward Mr.. j. w. Walker and Of the source of
the interruption met with when Directing TO listen to
bis speech. It was notorious amsng the Delegates,
that failing to receive ali be desired from the North
Americans he had for some time been working secretly
for the Pro. Slavery interest. Fearing that his conduct
was known 10 the members Of the Convention and
that there would naturally be powerful opposition to his
taking q seat as Delegate, he procured about one
hundred Fillmore men who were ia no wa connected
with US, to applaud any effort he might make.
Those men were the only persons who sappauded
him, ard they were the men who cried " down, down
when arose in my place as Delegate ana OBJECTED
10 lesi ing any more treason No member 81 fhe con-
renion interrupted me, because oppressed ther desire
IN ,-hat said.
By publishing the above you vii! confer flavor upon pom
me personally, and upon the other members OF the
Convention. Rom. FREEnAS.
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FREMONT md KING AT JAMAICA, l.. L.

ConesIonderce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
JAMAICA, l.. l., Sept. IS, 1856.
Our Fremont Hut was crowded last evening,
on the occasion Of the regular weekly meeting.
Spirited and able addresses were delivered by Lu-
man Sherwood esq, of the Fifteenth Ward Of
YOUR city. and Vessels s. Smith, esq.,, our former
townsman. The arguments put forth by both these
gentlemen were alike bold and conclusive, and gave
great satisfaction, Judging from the hearty applause
with which they were received. The news Of the
unanimous nomination OF the Hon. John a. King
for the first Office in the gift of the Empire State
put everybody in good spirits. We had often VEN
iured 70 suggest his name in connection 18th the
GCyernorship, but amid the wire-puin >ohti.
cal aspiranis We scarcely thought that 81 and
worthy man would be selected. 1t rejOites us
that the Convention exhibited so much OF good
sense in its choice. What NEWCOMER dOes not
know John A. King! Prominent for nearly forty
wears in every measure calculated TO 1enehf the
Commonwealth the noble son of a noble father;
mbued with sterling integrity and honor states
man of eminent ability; man OF large heart and
whole soul-his name is spoken with praise from
the Hudson 10 Lake Erie; from Ontario to the
counties bordering on the Keystone State. We OF
Jamaica. who know John A. King "like book.
held him UP as a model man and irreproachable
candidate for Governor, and, God helping us We
mean 10 give him such majority as no nominee
from this region has ever enjoyed. Need we call
upon our friends throughout the State to stand ny
Us : Such names as those of John A. King ana
Henry K. Seden ought To nerve to action.
4 delegation from Flushing headed by George C.
Baker esq, and Aaron c. Cnderhill came over last
evening in company with Col. Hamilton and his
big gun A salute was fired in honor of the State
Nominations, and Flushing guaranteed for Fremont
and Dayton, King and Selden. The friends of Free
dom are multiplying here, throughout the State.
win great rapidity November will prove the i'm
becii'y Of both the parties prostituted to The ex-
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ACTION OF GOV. GEARY.
Social p,.p.tch to The N. Y. Tribune

Social p.p.tch to The N. y. Tribune.
LAWRENCE, X. T., Monday, Sept 10, (
VIA ST. Louis, Saturday, Sept. ~
r.-on,v-e;sht hundred men, mostly Missourians,
- rrortbn Yesterday. destined to attack Law
i0"'" o,.;,c 20 our reliance upon Gov. Geary some
e., r,o.ec,ion our force ia mostly in the country.
Go hundred remain, preparing to fight in our
o,,r ADVANCE guards came into collision last night
S,h,oo the enemy's men are reported kiled-Donc
on ours injured.
Jn.. then orders came from the Governor forbid
ding the approach of the Pro-Slavery forces. They
then fen back and campcd at Franklin.
-Four hundred troops arrived here last night Tor pro-
lection.
This morning the Governor in person disbanded the
Ruffians under Gen. Reed, Member elect to the next
Missouri Legislature. There are no longer Territorial
mitis. Many of them swear they will have blood IN
spite of the Governor.
Our citizens have enrolled as his militia. collision
is feared.
Col Harvey's regiment fought at Hartford yester-
DAY, and won killing three, wounding many. Five of
Harvey 3 men were wounded. His whole force were
taken prisoners by the dragons while returning
RANDOLPH.
To the Associated Press.
ST. Louis, Saturday Sept. 20, 1856.
The steamer Polar Star, from Kansas on the 18th
instant reports that Captain Robinson, with company
of ffty-two Pro-Slavery men, attacked Free-State
force at Grasshopper Falls the 18th, killing two Of
their men and capturing their provisions, ammunition
and horses. The next day, Col. Harvey, with two
hundred Free-Soilers attacked Robinsons force, who
had fortified themselves in q log house at Hickory
Point. After fighting two hours, and losing twelve
men and having several wounded, COL Harvey pro-
posed an armistice ofthirty days. which was accepted
Capt. Robinson lost three men killed. and had many
wounded.
Leavenworth was deserted.
Gov. Geary was at LecOmpton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

Al IsTERlsTIsG REyELAIIos.-Ay very respectable
farmer from Li,cheld County. by the name of Avory,
SAYS that on Thursday last on his way home from New
York leading Buchanan editor Of this city, took a
sea, with him in one Of the cars upon the New-iork
and New-Hayen road. From remark from Mr.
Avory this venerable and respectable editor took nm
TO be Buchanan man. lie laid that the contest be-
tween the different candidates had narrowed down 50
that it was about an even chance between Fremont
and buchanan. A. for Fillmore. he said that ticket
had cost the Democrats large sum of money to Keep
Il up. and he was going TO take trp into Connecticut
TO re how much il amounted to in that STAT.