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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

Washington, judy 10.
HORSE Many private bills uprs reported by
I the Standing Committee
During the Herbers trial this A. n, Ar. Brooks
came into court and paid his fine Of $500 and
I $50 costs s
II i now said that Edward Ssiies Of Pa. has
been arroiated Consul to Vienna.
The Report Of the majority of the Kansas
Commission makes I 20, octaro pages.
The design IS to call up the Kansas contested
election Gaze nexi week.
Boston, July 10.
The Bee of this morning contains Gov. Gar
diners reply 10 the late communication Of Gov.
Winston Of Ala, returning the Kansas resoiu-
tons Of the Mass. Legislature Gov. Gardiner
commentsin severe terms on the assumptions and
assertions of the executive of Ala. and concludes
by informing him that notwithstanding his ex-
pressed wishes that no further intercourse with
Massachusetts, he Gov Gardiner) will continue
TO send resolves to Alabama when desiredto do
so by, the legislature, 50 long as he fills the ex
ecutive chair.
Philadelphia, July ls.
The Relief Contributions are being made here
for the sufferers By the R. r. Calamity. Over
5000 have already been received at the En-
gineers Office. Mr. Mariastly delivered an ora
Miechalls Church. The coroner has commenced /
Investigation.
New York, July 10.
A destructive fire occurred in Forinan street
Brooklyn, early this morning, burning naval
store depot, owned and occupied by Seth r. Rob
ins. A large stock of tar rosin, and turpintine,
together with dozen wooden dwellings, we're
DESTROYED; the latter were occupied by about
so Irish families Loss unknown
The Herald has advices from Mexico of July |
sth, which state that Sec'y Maracv had sent a |
to Prest. Commonfort to purchase |
another slice of Mexico. Maracy's offer, it is |
stated, is s60.0oo,00o for The 31st parallel of |
Latitude. for the boundary line of the Gulf of |
California
Presiden, Coinmonfort refused to entertain the |
The departure of the Spanish fleet
was hailed triumph Of Mexican diplomacy.
Commonfort's decree of the sale of church prop
arty was hailed With great popular enthusiasm,
and on immediate rise in the valuation OF Govern
nent Stocks followed. The Gov of Puebla had
expelled the monks of the Order of st. Vincent
lie Paul, aud they have consequently removed
% the city of Mexico.
Philadelphia, July 10
The dead Of the r. r. catastrophv as far ds
Sre nad IN s;y !
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

Self-sealing Fruit Cans.
BURNETS PATEE T..
.rTNzESS is the only Fruit Can in IA 10,
oil TN. All others are sealed by leans Of la
screws which diseoer tie fruit Every can pert.e,iv
tss'ed Shen made and 10 the cheapest Ii consi
erig the advantages has over al, other ,ais Par sai.
DELAtIAYE& KRAMER
Siofwl IN Green, Thomas Co.'S new Bank Building
HENRY q SCOTT,
W oiesaie and Retail Dealer IN
soE. ELdA ana Domestic Dry Goods, Queensware.
made Clo,hng constantly hand fun Supply Of he
above articles which he viii sell on the mosi r.s.o
terms. lF 't isAsohab.e
,..- Main street Burlington IOWA,
MOSQUITO BARS. -
III "a dez, Mosquito BARS for sales. f59I
~. HENRY H. SCOTT Main Il,
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WHEAr-Good Fall 70a75.
Good Spring so.
ILoUK-SI 90 at retail.
0ATs-2b to u.
CoRN-20 to D.
YEFLoUR-S4.
PRoyIsIoNs-Mess Pork SIT 80.
Smoked Hams "a ready for shipment.
Smoked Shoulders II. ,s.ss
Lard firm, ioa to /, outside figure.
WooL-Common 90 to %.
Quarter Blood Merino "a to Is.
Halt 8 80 to 80.
Three-fourth blood Merino 81 to 40
Emil 81 - 40 tn M
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

S9| Cholera being a disease among all others most
dreaded, it will be well for all to bear mind that
preventive, Dr. HosTETERs celebrated Stomach bjtters
stand the head, and therefore all should keep sup
ply at hand during this warm weather. Its effect upon
the stomach when dsorganzed by diet, and It's vviyng
influence upon hcsysem is truly astonishing, and can
not be described but felt when used per direction
the bottle. Further comment upon them would be
perfuous, they are known far and wdc and for sale
by dealers generally all over the United States.
ri II Il HINT
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Philadelphia, July 10
The dead of the r. r. catastrophv as far as
ascertaned, amount to Sc including six unrecog-
nised The wounded as far as known number
IS, many very seriously, their deaths hourly ex-
pected
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
REAL ESTATE.
L. G. JEFFERs.

II n HARssAlNs--IIeuse and Lot no. 5, In Nor.
~ thern Addition. The houseis new and contains three
rooms estern and other fixtures Enquire q. .he Real
Estate Office Of GEO. u. LANE. Adjoining p. o.
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5 DELAHAYE G KRAEMER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers

Hardware, Tools, Nails, &c., &C.,
MOULD respectfully communicate to the public, that
W they have just opened their and splendid stock
in ttreen Thomas q Co. Bank building Of JeGer-
son and Third streets. --se
~ WE call attention to our large AMI well selected
assortment of HARD WARE and TOOLS of every de,
scrption imported directly from Europe and the Eastern
manufacturers. Our stock is large and will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
Western merchants invited to call aud examine
their stock before purchatng elsewhere.
Burlington, Iowa, April Dc 1876 I'm If
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DIR. c. G. WHITE, HoaEOrATHIsT.

4 MASS MEETING ofthe AMERICAN PARTY of
"A Des Moines County will be held in Marion Hall in
the City of Burlington Saturday July 18th Sc at 10
A. Ms for the purpose of considering the proper
to be pursued at the August Election Let all true
A7ReficdaS attend iyf5uI
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- fESsoSAL--We received call yesterday,
nom Gen, W. B. ARvSS, of Ohio.
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.e on
reeks.
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X.
ap.
On.
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90 3ti.aa New York; July -.
The steamship Baltic sailed for Liverpool at
noon to-day, with 1873 passengers and s45s,ooo
in specie.
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Third Arri val .Oft t. e $ e IA II
STICHTER. CRONE & gibson

DRESS GOODS, &c, &c.
5s7.....s STICHTER, ORONE & gibson,
Copp Dc Parsons building, opposite "Barret
Rouse Burlington, Iowa. iy2I.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

DELICIOUS NOEICE.-A Camp Meeting will
Ii commence August 18th, 1856, at the camp ground
near Augusta, Des Moines Co., Iowa No hucksers will
be permitted to THING, within one mile Of the
Camp ground. Preachers and members in the sur
rounding circuits and stations respectfully invited
TO attend. C. HANNAH
1v2swtd. ]. McCLASKEY, ~
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F. NER, GUNsMITH.
(srScEssoR TO D. 5. kBERsoL)
Farm far Sole

Y. Farm for Sale.
THE undersigned offers sell his farm consisting of
4 is acres of land 8 of which is enclosed and under
watch is admirably calculated Tor farming Rising fruit
or for vineyard 80 -
with new Frame House, good well of water and a
frame hen house 90 II long last summer With the
intention OF keeping 1000 he's Situated on the Avery
rosa, miles from Bur ington and six from Augusta.
for particulars eau and see the who is living
upon the premises. Dysss9ml JACOB L DECKER.
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srere.. 81 ss.e Pr..on.Hsa

10 tie Editor y fhs Y. 2. ITi6Hts. .
Sin lncIascd scnd yoHs document, just
received from Washington, and At the risk Of
s,.I,,e my present official position authorize
ron 70 publish H. Il Is as follows:
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Late Arrival.

w OODS', LondeD's, Encrsons and Jayre's hair
w restora:!ves BazIn's Eau LustraI Otarante
Barry's Tricopherous Lyons Kahairs1 Ursina Ar:tu,
sin and great variety OF other hair Off asaie by
'."'-H sQUiRES Bi,0S3,
lyZZdlw t. s..E s-... ...s-r Late j. r. TIlant.)
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MARREED NOT FxATEE, by Alice Carey.
III for sale by [may19l G. NJ. WILCOX & co.
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I kEPENCOTT,S Gazetteer Of the World
IL Webster's Observation-Disclosures edition. -.
Spier & Surennes French Dictionary: '
Prescott's Philip II; ..z
ST. -" Ferdinand Isabella; -.-
Hoods Poetca Works, edited ny Sargent, Q vols.
Thos. Jeferson's Writings, 4 Vols.
Just reed at BROWNS BOOKSTORE,
uaYS U.S.. ID st., above jefferson.
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extensive new and cheap Dry Goods Millinery NJ a
n Grocery establishment, is open on Washin, ton
reet, East of Third between the Pos: Office and Mar
\ sAsAi
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En AGREES DE LAND FOR SAL E.-.Forty
W. In cultivation and the In good timber
The improvements are two story House, Stable and
Barn, and Orchard Of several hundred fru trees,
hundred of which In bearing. This land near
the North Flank Road and less than mile fran the city,
THE price 400 per third cash. and the
and two years with interest Call at the Real Estate
office Of GEORGE II. LANE, adjoining p. o.
lWks RENT--Atwo story frame house situated
between jefferson and Valley containing thlr-
ten suitable for boarding house possession given
the drst Of July. Enquire Of Jr17 wM. 8. KEELER.
~ TORE Room for Rcnf.-Corner Washington
y and Third streets. Enquire OF ie3 J. L. MOORE
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SIGsaT' and Hearing, by DR.. J. NJ. Clark.
- je1S C.M WILCOX & CO.
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| T ED CUItIf IAFS, una
GUR1,dLN FIXTURES
For sale Wholesale ard Retail. by
.. c. NJ WILCOX E Co.
IT AVE JUST OPENED Of the largest stocks of
IL Wall Papers, Borders Curtains, Fire Boards, Pain
ted Cn tains Patent Curtain Fixtures Tsses, Cords and
Curtain guards We believe stock will compare with
any otkei both in style and quality In the State which
shall oier at the lowest prices. Our stock Is direct
from the nufacturers, and made expressly TO our order
the past win ter. We respectfully solicit those wishing
papers, to an examination of our stock.
G NJ WILCOX & Co.,
..'. Burlington and Fort Madison.
ga of the above just received at our store
in Fort Madison lap21.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-04

N.,.rsrgr>for Cgor. IN, uncertain.
ID, ,.nI ,.,n,.,r ur,r.-o,,y Il, tl,. lir.r,n,
,.,r.. ,r 5.t.rm,p.r, ,,. guanritv of rrl.
i......, ...,., .,,.,rtf,.. ,i luJ MAKE. if
ar, 3...r,lJ. r.., ..w. upir.rm m,!, u.
m.,..r.ro.p, .b.yII i.ul,r,-.l
T,s. Dr m.r,p,. Indian corn. a cr,r
m.r..r,t.u.i,.,, cultivated than any other.
TIN. ,r.p i.u.1,lIy estimated by the bush.
a. H,twl,ti.a m.L,l1 bc.atuts de-.
gp.,r,r,. ,.rt.in m.,.lr, c,ntA,nip.
, ,.rt,i, rYmf,.r ,g rulir ia,,..--auI i,
G,r,I..r,-...rir. d. tt, number ,r r,upI. "a
l,ll .,,U va.L Tho, would ...m On
l.l,w,,. .,ai.,.,,I, q, ,r.,i., -rgtryr.ri.p.,
.r....,,..,...-,, ..',i.r.lr.r,.r .. Gliy
-... al. l..,.. c..... ,,..l,,,,,u.,,g mr.
,.,,, t.r,r.i, II, cru.. Il +. r,mmon
In ann. ,l,... prrr,,n,i c,ur,y rr IN.
.,,,.. -, ..., ,. .,.r, nf , g.J that
I'm ....,,.,,.........., ..r..,.., ,I...r..l..
.,.I - '..,r..,,'','.,., ,.I ,nJ,,.,,r,r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-04
Ecmnle Rcnnty.

The following FROM thr Rural New Nlt,.
cr, W. commend especially {, the rir'', u
,h,r, ar any Who read our paper:
"Bauty &, moro prevalent among ill.,
hm.rir4u f,ir thln among any other nation
"a th, f.,' ur tbe earth b., l-auty, low.
,,.r. IS ,lru % lans,r,u. quality. Many
u' h, youth OF th, i,m,l, ~, ha,irs, hy
th. a,I of a mirror, .ry.i,ri thy pos r,..i
.,ms charms, and 10y tie aii col. thcir ,dmlr
rr,. H.a.'i th,y p. -.d many mo-n, hr.
,,rr am ,l their r.,.'ual attractions ike
ih, -l,e.uuru. ani excited hy ,hc aiuln.
zion and au,pmiam. of their lovers, neglect
uulm,utins their miuI.vi,h ,truu' hrau-
,Irs ni literature, hut make IL their whole
,,ajy {, ornament th,ir p...u. and hr-
como q bar,hyn t1 s,si.ty, 6, which they
should ha,r h.rn cmhc'i,h,i members.
lithc i,mal, .s1 would but consider that
it i.upt ou,rard, but H-nd hlu,i IS, which
will constitute their happiur,. in ilc world,
,l many nr th.m would uo, b, s., devoid Of
graiitipn. Tho inward consists oi = mind
Adorned with tuo,, never falling ornaments
-lt.ntur,, kuovlulsr, and vision. This,
,D1, i, a durable beauty which tlc hand o'
,im. cannot destroy, anl WHEN Oh, sup q,
fetal beauty mluiIar. iu tho dust, It !,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-04
LsaFth o! Tie, Rlo.s.

Tle practice adopted hy many cal,iu.
or. OF fruit. show, ,r,t tlr distance 90
which trr ,r-, cArnI their rD.t., {, hu;
Very mrrfray pup,slynIi .r under.
n.I. WralinI, mrr. particularly 90 ,ac
pa.t.s, ofit:.iu: ,,,,'ni1s small circle,
1t rlrta 40 th. l,,tp. tu trunk, urol work
ns tnr.,l. up m.,'pv h.ta short di.tmo,
uI ". Utye rsc.ut'y mad. -,mr m.l.ur'-
msns t1 prov, ,l.l.Hs,t OF 'br root, pf ,,r
p.r4 ,ra. \ number OF ypln- ir'r' OF
equal .,,,, AMI lI, or Oh. au' variety, (,hc
r..H.-n,) were -, on piece Of ground of
uniform quality, az tar ,amc timr. They
v.rs equally cultivated l,r two or tarar
year.. anil .r.N alike. For thr pas, v,p
years, th. ground hl, been allowed q Dee
com. covered with .r1.s, which bee. b.rn
w,uur-l bat near one side ol tla orchard,
q heap of Oh straw, mlnurs, Sc., hs, br.u
.lr...t.l, ba, ha, no. been vor,tl in,, tho
,IIl, o1u. Iauty al, tlc fertility waich thc
root, have ,h,dusl, h,, wl. into %. soil.
Ia u,fs az, now arI1. t,, and - halt
inches u diameter, aud Tn lst high q the
tlpol ilc highest branches.
Tl. l'1viu. lr, ,ho th, cgc', Of the
heap ,lmauursa1il.tt.r, already described.
H.. tr.y which ,sraI Within tvo !ggt ol tli,
heap, and whps' root, could lr,sly cy'.ui
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-04
PARIS. ME-, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1856.

and a half inches in diameter, and II placed
tB,riy f,,i opari. have already extended their
r,,t. :, far as 10 meet each other between.
An experiment was made by the cclebra.
tel Jcthro Tuu, to determine the length
Of the roots Of the turnip. \ piece Of hard
and sterile ground was selected, and an OBJ
long splcc dug out Of it, about foot wide
at one end, aud eight fcct wide at the other.
This space WAS filled with rich earth, and a
row OF mruirs planted along the middle.
Thns, az the narrow end wcr, smallest, and
they continued to become larscr all the way
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-04

Wash TOR BARNs. The llorticulturist
give, the following as the best for this pur-
pos,:--IIydrlulic ccmcut, peck; freshly
Stacked lime, peek yellow ochrc tin pow
der) 1 lb.. the whole to be dissolved with
hot water and applied with brush.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-04

In lSl7, out Of 3,3l3, $40 acres Of land in
Ireland, under grain-culture, 2,2OO,SIO
acres were oats-twice as many acres Us Of
all the other kinds Of grain together. The
moist climate Of Ireland is far better FOR
oats than for any other grain crops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04
rnlRTY.F0UnTm CONGREss-fir.rs Session
WAsHINGroS, JASuiRY ,, lS"G.
SENATE

The SENATE was not IN session to''ay.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The House having been called I" order. Mr.. Gid
diurs move! n correction of the journal ut Monday
in ELECT DENYING that the Presidents Message
,rived bv the House and asserting that II was an
nounced and delivered 10 the Clerk by the President
private secretary without permission.
After some debate the proposition was tabled by
81 majority.
MIR. Kniy,: offered resolution 10 elect Speaker
by plurality vote
Mr. phrl,,. moved to lay il ON the table. Carried
by IL majority, and the House resumed voting for
The vote stood: Banks, LOB; Richardson, -; Fuller
3! Pennington, 6; scattering, D. Whole number OF
votes, 2iS: necessary tn Il choice, no.
Mr.. Nilsson moved that the Presidents message
transmitted 10 the House the 3lst of December
h- now read. He argued in favor of hs propositions
AMI Incidentally said thar, III his Judgment, II was ali
admirable and excellent StHte paper.
Mr.. Stanton said that the President had indecently
thrust The message la tie face OF the mInDsrs oi the
House. 1t the most dsreputable document that
Cnanaed from al officer and !a'sltics the his
tory Of the government from its organization down
10 the present day in every particular lie raised n
point OF order, of cctlnG Ia the proposed reading OF
the message, on the ground TINT il wa' not compe-
tent for the Honse III it, present condition. and III the
absence al All nryaiIzatlon To take any CognlZnnce
whatever ot the message.
Mr.. Mace moved that the Whole subject be laid
upon the table, which question WAS decided i'll tho
amhtve-yes lis; nays 81.
The House again voted with the following result
Banks, lOl; Echardaon Il; Fuller, 81; Pennington,
i; scattering D. Whole number of Votes. 2l3 neccs-
sary to Il choice, lUi.
The House then ut - O'Clock adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04
mimic NETTING IN HANOVER.

At n meeting of the people OF Hanover county,
bod nj the Court House on the 23;h OF December,
William q. Winston WINS cne, to the Chair, an! Dr;
Thomus y. Temple and G. w. Do'weL appointed
S.cretares Chastain White explained the object OF
tho meeting and offered the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this meeting approve oil the CoT-
,nsrri. Convention tn be held IN lie City ot kch-
,nnnd on the 3nth of January, lS5G:
K.sulved, That five Delegates be appointed from
.och marsterin district To represent the county III
so;J Convention. Whrreupon, the following gentle
men were appointed:
E,r.t Distrct-Dr. Wat II. Tyler, Edmund Rutiin.
Dr Henry Curtis, Col. G. W. Richardson, w. G
Overtnn. - - >, W. r. W..
Second District VIM. b. Newton, VIM. {. Wick,
ham DR.. Vim X. Nelson, Philip ii. Winston, VIM
Tb;rd District-Chastain White, L. VI. Coleman,
Edmnnd Winston, Jas. II. Snead, Rev. George W
Nully. ,r ~.
Smith /. Vaughan, }. ID. G. Brown. VIM. i. Wlnn
Fifth District.-C. W. Dabney, Is. l.. Anderson
w Morris, W. G. Shelton, Cha. Morris.
Siyih Distrct-Wm. Nelson, Iohu Page, Philip
Nc,snn. DIR. Chas L. Thompson, j. l.. Swift.
On motion the Chairman and Secretaries were add
cd to the delegation. .
On motion, the proceedings of tiis meeting be for
ward.I to the papers of Richmond with reques! tina
they publish the same.
''0' WILLIAM o. WINSTON, Chairman
G. W. DoswrLL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

The Presidents message continues to meet with
the warm COMMUNICATION of The patriotic aud reliable
pTes. of the country Its thoroughly sound constitu-
tivnal views SHY and boldly prcseuted-its manly re-
buks Of the fanatics and mscreauis who tramp!e on
the Bible and the Constitution eqUally-its firm yet
dguiied exposition OF what is demanded by the rights
Of the confederaoy in relation to other nations -can'
not fail to bring the public mind, both at home and
abroad to better understanding of our institutions
and to just and practical appreciation OF tile right
As an example Of the comments of the public
Journals, whose opinion is worth anything We eS-
tract the following from tho Philadelphia Ledger, an
Independent paper
Tue PRrsIpESr's MEssA0E.--Ihe Presidents
message is generally favorably received, M we'll
written temperate and patriotic document, hrm IN Its
tone in reference to principles acknowledged Us me
policy of the Government, calm aud decided III che
discussion of topics wherein that policy Is questioned
II Ia an admirable State paper and does inhnte credit
10 the Administrations. Those who have been SO conn.
dsnty predicting ''wdr buster from the Pres-
dent are somewhat disappointed ut the plain, tempe
rate ST atenent Of the which exist ot dsaGrec-
nent between Circuit Britain aud tho United States
upon International affairs. and the hope he expresses
that the questions WILL through the prudence VI ooth
Governments, DO brought 10 friendly sc;tlement.-
There is no, tie least doubt that the hope thus eN
pressed j, sincere Every action of the Admiulstra-
ton in this matter shows that II IL governed by )ast
and consceutiou. regard tor the interest at human
as well as strict aud honorable performance - p:
obligations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04
THE "oRGAN'. PLUCKING Up COURAu.:


That Mr. Bolts has not lost all his influence with
the virginia Know -Nothiugs, is manifested by the
cotton of the Know Nothiugs of Rockingham Coun-
ty. They "protest against the 18th section being
made ties, of nationality in the American party,
aud they cordially approve the course OF the Amer'-
can Organ OH tha subject The Washington Or
gan throws up its cap and exults over ts Twelfth Sec
ton opponents iu Virginia in the following JuOliant
s,yle:
These resolutions endorse the course of the Ameri-
49,, Organ upon the Twelfth Section or the Phiadel-
pha platform. Notwithstanding the assaults OF Inc
Virginia press upon u, and the threat "to cut OF the
ears and dig out the tongues" Of ourselves and all
other. who might agree with us, the Americans OF
Rockingham have spoken out boldly ana endorsed
the Amsr;cGa Organ.
We are grateful for this manifestation OF conn
dence on the part of the Americans OF kockmshan
Of the principles and objects of the American party
20 continue to merit their confidence aud esteem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04
ONE REPENTANT SINNER.

After the Frecsoil vote OF the fadious d.organ.
ger. Of the House laying the Message Of the PresI-
dent upon the table, Mr.. H. Marshal, as if ashamed
Of the indiguity essuyed offered the following reso-
luton:
President of the United StR.ee Ia tie House OF Re-
representatives. this day be respectfully received hy
The House; and the Clerk is directed take charge
the same until the House shall have been organized
BY the election of Speaker.
Mr.. Marshall said he was iudispsed TO see the
House adjourn without having received the Message
of the President. In Offering the resolution in terms
in which il was couched, he had Indicated his desire
TO treat the Executive with respect. AID at the same
time preserve what he considered tn, dignity OF the
House. lie demanded the previous Question.
Notwithstanding this appeal 10 the opposition the
elements of meanness prevailed, and he House with
out taking the question, adjourned. Fusion could
not have exhibited a more reckless r contemplate
aspect Baltimore Republican,.
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EOr khc EnnIire,
F0r Tie EaQhirfr.
TO THE SENATORS AND DELEGATES OF THE
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

Gcn.lcmeu-As the election of Treasurer and Sc
cond Auditor is shortly To Off and as there ure
multiplicity OF candidates for both offices from every
section If the State, propose TO dispose Of The
matter as soon possible by the Democratic party
assembling in caucus in the Hall Of the House of
Delegates, on Saturday evening, ut o'clock. Z. NJ,
uud there determine what county or section Is entl-
ed to these offices and when that is done. who,
from that county section, is entitled TO re-.
c.;v. the caucus nomination. This movement, II
concurred in will save candidates and their friends
from the troublesome. wearysome and dsnGreeaoe
vocation of electoueerpg. One thing Is certain: all
cannot be served and should not be, but only those
who are candidates from those counties which did the
most to arrest aud stiAe that loatbesome scourge,
Know Nothngism. For our part we are willing 10
vote for those oly who have the best and strongest
claims, from vocation aud zeal. What do You say
| fellow ;uelnbers A DELEGATE.