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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-14

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-MfLRnAD MIiIs LATE rAIIATHRRO MiILS-T1ai
situated just beyond adjoining city limits Rockets the
port of Richmond, and immediately the line Of
Railroad with the Va Central
eight land offered
does available for the mills
machine Beautlf location nrewery par
touIary adspe for Paper MIL there pure spring which
b. used Tor purpose These Mills
prO.y VII b. for sale limited te only, snd disposed
BY The ist October vii be wiiavn from the market
Por further partlcolars spply 70
snis-u GODDiN q APPERsON, Richmond Va
or E(bN EWAuD.-The DIARRII0A KILLER, tee
DbtPab ted In i"OOo Csses of Asatic Chora and
Hwel Cmplan's has yi failed, when tried IN time
relieve and speedily 10 eject permanent Cure PRICE 10
OENfa BOTrLE
tU Ne particular 10 prepared By BsnnErr Bssua
rtFHgR, Richmond, other " Genuine
~ Hod ~ Druggists and County Merchants everywhere.
XUADswoRTU. TURNER a co.
:" tlnh ~. HfcHnoND Va
ARR receiving very general assortment Rlcn
snd staple gsr and Winter GOODS they
cuarly invite The stiention o Mrrchants
very ofthe celebrated Island Norh
oarOlns, oas-iuWrs -pd leans, jus, ta hsnd. ses
PICTURE FRAMES.
III tDtHs and ovutrnen getting Painting, Engravngs,
Needle Not Ao for The sppryaching FAIRS, wi do yell
call nstFRANCks fO Broad street, for frames
ORDERS from country Frames.
Lootlns us.se, Iooting 0ss, Plates Ac solicited cell
N ho~sn sspIs, Poros'sIo saucer. md rs. ~
oeb B,ov txchsnss psnk.
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Far n: E.a?9'rcr.
TO CAII.IE A'.

THERE'S a glorious land VIII, re the Muses. sung.
Where the h,sr, Was warm and The hand "as true
whsr. The smile vi irh uea,ncd aud the love "h'ei
siTunS, .ho Tins ,r ,hs rninbn~'s hnr;
Wh.r. III. aiv pi,es -hss~
a. N. ',,r s.,rk,nr lake.
A. ,hsv h.,t FRAN IN. elm, winch rise from the shore
' 'r.s nm. I,nl ct the brave.
WI. ra ala o., ,u's I'M. wave
H.s,s ..i,y ts. dr., OF those good dnys "f yore-
'rs the lsud OF Caledonia.
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L.: al Norfolk. But e.. ,h -
men who put their heads ,n,s.h t"s d,"r. darling o:d
State House, a. old men = '.'1cr 10 The Philadelphia
u, ~ ne''1hlui Romance of liz. !. "o'nE 70 destroy
mn al me people In the world ",hKing Geheve
eLual nus IhaEhihccnt creature mi,h, y tree and
queen or at least a countess. N"hht indeed be- a
No'e fhht young girl with classic had
shtiy moulded throat and bust. looking ntta ~ e,qu.'
y W ,hIs''n. mat phtrician exterior, thar cue
u'shIfy belongs 10 Miss Nj, of Richmond i'et
4 EV'h IN yo"rta', dedr lady rcadcr. Would v,rL
Iieve't. Il know you wont, for the fact seemst uoe.
an eno'in,ty,) the distinguished Attorney G~ne, great
terrei TO IN a former sketch az one of Cuuid's v;n.ise.
mas reiap'ed INTO his old bachelor habits. H..nnT"s'
his havana aud wears his Panama ihnrd.tasn'ss
crea'u'tl with Al air of conscious victory. 80
Oh lovely young widows sit buzzinr like b,e. 49,!
US VIVA declare they do not Yet despair of sof,. ~" -
MS hsity heart Indeed they are Al this momer, =
'u''h2 'he!r plans for future conquest. Uub,nn'
mtH u iittie suspects the conspiracy npairs, K,
:. VI h''a. Ii lie knew the attacks whit ss
up frr lost. "N S'e himself
mat h'ue,eyed, merry. hearted, laughing ,pe,;,,..
VI 1'IS''' S'tinupH, whose sweet voice is our luu an.
"rSn'' cunning ~ with thoughts uf home and q ar
~ Is stnt"er, Il Miss Annie W., Of South Carolin,
hiss \" $ musical accomplishment. are of q b;,b"
actcr. ~ char'
Tint stately figure with dark brown sves s,d-.
sitcly cAIseN-d mouth, i. Mrs. c., la,s NJ rraHfa'
ana sister OF Mrs. Senator Weller. The cham |rh',
lace Is a very beautiful smile which i. nI
oo"Iiderlns to u.s. That ven-rabI. man ,a., ny
u, whose Striking resemblance 10 Mr.. Cine bss 49,.
hoNcel III Il former article, il Gen. Si.inhsr,r -.
hS'nia: we need not aid that, with ,h. L.t;..
Cicn. ). Is IN universe! iavorIt.. N"''
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AyoTHER CHINE FROM THE NEWPORT BELLE.

Says Belle Britain in the New York Mirror:
"WrlI, went to the Hop at the Fillmore, and
achieved n bellies ambition-tGancing every time,
but with the snmo partner, Ia having consented 10
my waItziug with cousin Charles. You know the
moot ia-tiJt Gus ut fathers always consent to the c"us'
imiy inrmncies involved in these fashionable dances.
Do you know it is the custom here for a lGdy TO take
Il dancing gentleman with her to the hop, on whom
she leans aud ROLES a. her partner for the evening"
There IL very little prOm-CuDus dancing here; ant no
only way Ia keep the door is to have u partner con.
stant'y on hand.
Every body voted the Fillmore hop a perfect quo
ces-. IL was the hes; attended; and the ladies' looked
their pre'iicsr. The room lthe dining salouul was
brilliantly lighted; and there wa, a rich display Of
fringe. aud hpunres, nrcAs and necklaces. 4 very
superb lonkIm. lady from New Ori-aus, wore a bou.
lirt Of diamonds, pearls, aud precious stones, which
.sshey any,' cost 100000! 1t made al Ls-er .rinkea
.paI, their in-iirc;uaI fires IL is 10 use trying 10
eclipse everything. Is, as brilliant aud e1travagant
as You will, some provoking Madam" AIlcash will be
! sure to o~u:shinr and oatdash You. This dressing 10!
show is rather costly nul unsatisfactory business
| What a pity il cannot be dispensed with altIge;hrf;,
| should ike to live in q planet whore COSTUME "oad
crow upon us: where We could lcat out aud blow OUT
Ike vines aud lilies; and where children couh %
gathered from the trees like peaches. who knows
but we shall be put through Il course OF sprouts s'h''
lar to this in some OF the worlds to come.
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SANDY HARRIS.
TIE RESULT IN NORTH-CAROLlNA.

L T.OIL ~
w. seud ,,r..tInr 10 our Democratic friends every
where, the tiiings Of the greatest md most orlN'a'l
Democratic victory ever achieved III NE '"u."''
States. North Carolina is Democratic ana ami mo"
Nothing by ten thousand majority, ana ny nvt ies'
Than forty majority on inint ballot III her legislature
U.r n.nnle have spok-n out, in the most emphatic
tones, against Know Nothingism and IN iaf"r oi me
Kansas, Nebraska act; aul they have also re'assrrteh
their determination Ia establish, n II part =" 'he"
Stat. Constitution, The principle oi rree ouh'nse,
which will come before the next Leg stature lDr una
action. They have also pronounced Tor the o"s'7 VI
concentration n it il, and against any ana Ill rcF"'u-
rinnary n;trinp.S-such rs were MADE III me 'hS' res
SION by Mr.. Giimrr, Gov. Grhfain' hhi "'If'' !"
change their organic law. Aud they nave also pu'
their veto. in tie most unmisiakhhlc manner, on VT.
GiI,u.r's mammoth Bank project. They have met and
rcbukcu, m II deserved TO be- rebukcd ana despiscu'
;,s demaropuism about "trn cent jimmy, ana MS
rrosslv uIiust attacks on the Democratic p"rly anu
its candidate for the Presidency. james Bnrn"uhh
has been endorsed in advance by IN" people ~ NoF'n'
Carolina: aud We predict that he will carry The Sthte
m November, by from ten 10 fifteen thousand najori'
The advocates Of Know Nothingism and the oppo-
nenis Of the Kansas Nebraska act have had n ia'r
hearing in North. Carolina; and the result IL, they are
overwhelmed beaten, routed III MI direc'!on5. Mr'
Rayner would not risk q canvn's IN Her,iGri. Mt.
llaughtou, his associate in the phllliciphia CnhV'h'
tion and 10 political iuiquity generally: has b"eh us
astruusly defeated for the Senate; anu Mr. Rogers ol
this county, who voted iu Congress against the han'
sas.Nebra-ka act. has also been badly beaten. Orange
county, the stronghold If Gov. Graham, has BEEN
swept as with q whirlwind. From the mountains the
intelligence is, if possible, moro cheering: We nave
carried all of Burke, Bunconbe, Hutherl"rnl ana
Caldwell. making immense gains Tor Bragg; and III
the East we have carried all Of Craven, Jones, fIt'
Halifax, and Granville. But this is not the tu!' re
cord Of This glorious victory. Neither the West n"T
the East has yet been fully heard from ana we all
;icipare large gains from both these quarters.
Know Nothinyism is dead in North Carolina ne
State, redeemed from lis p-s;i!cn;ial lntiuenc'', staEd'
proudly erect, ready and aux'ous T." cooperate VIII
her Southern sisters, and with Illinois, Pennsylvania
hoId;ny Sratas in the rr-a. and final struggle now be
inr made to save the Constitution and the Cnion.-
North Carolina Sida9ard.
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TO FLORIDA.

Farewell, thou lovely land of sunny flowers
Where scenes are bright and skies are ever o'ue'
Where beauty ga,nbols mid thy native bowers
Erss a, the wind, to natures reaching true,
Ubsrs wild birds gaily MARBLE. and the hours
Fly swiftly by on wings Of rosea'e hue;
NV tyhilom home, to love and mem'ry dear,
/ .yh a sad farewell as from thy shores fs;eer.
Thy birds have sung. thy flowers have wePt adIeu'
INV balmy breeze has kissed my fevered brow,
Thy moss drared bowers their incense around me
threw,
And cen thy giant forests seem to bow
Enrr,relL. "A slow they lessen Oh my view;
Now ali is dim and underlined, aud now
Thou fades, in the distance, aud my eye
l. lingering III vain where mlng'e Sea anu SKY
So thou ar, gone; the last faint waver'ng lne' .
Beneath the foam cap OF the oceans verge
|, sunk 40 by some spell; the only sign
Tia; marks the viewless spot, the murm ring surge
With huarse responsive signs that answer m'ne'
sends up along the wind a lonely dlrge:
And while its lingering notes of sadness dwell, -,
bid thee once again oh sunny land farewell
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DIED

A, his residence in Kin. william county, on tho i5:h
inst. afrr q few hours i!iues-, CrPt STERLING }. LIT
IOMR in the 3jn -ear o: his ago. As u gentleman AMI
s,ierd he was r,s2ec,cd and n"n"rof rs II son and bro
,her. beloved mud devoted as n husband and fathe.
MI Inn, could be desired. He lenves an aged tatheI ,
.ico ard txo small children, and g large number Of nc''
,.rJ d,sr relations, 10 mourn their irrcparable loss. MaE!
unrm and arden, ir!anis will shod the tear of bitter reSrH
over hi. asrly fall.
Tacrc never was a noble henrt,
4 mind OF worth and power.
That had not ia thi. changing world,
Pain. misery, Tor its dover
There ne"e. was n glad bright oye;
But IL was dimmed with tears,
Caused by such eriets as ever dull
The sunshine OF our years.
All rhan.eth on this troubled shore,
o. passeth from the eight:
Oh for that world whore JOY and peace
Reign rs eternal H. hi!
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KANSAS RIrMnRS-

CHIoAno. Aug. l9.-lt is asccrIained in Kansas
that the pro.slaveryites are concentrating men, arms
and ammunition at different points, for the purpose Hi
n general attack on the free soiiers, Immediately al
ter the adjournment of Congress. Twelve block
houses have been built at different points. They are
we'll supplied with arms Of all kinds and are garrl'
soned by Missourians. ~
4 meeting III Kansas city resolved 10 SEM TWO
thousand men into the Territory. The Lexington
meeting resolved to send q quota. The border towns
in Missouri are intensely excited. a general muster
of Mlssouriaus has been demanded. The attack on
Franklin by the Free.soilers was for the purpose oil
getting possession Of the arms n. collected li,ere e. u ons
and n cannon,
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At "a meeting Of Port Royal Killwinning c os hY...jS
No Q called inc 18th August; A d, 1885,, A LSr.f
the following preamble and resolutions were unAi"|
adopted: r. - r.-ore frUT
.r,.J., .;,., ,br l.st communication of this L0Sei M,
weILbeiovsi broIhor, COLIN 3. cATLETT s M .ur
Lodge feeling the deepest sorrow ior tne wi; Oh re !,rly
t,in,,l. md the most heartfelt sympathy "
~ nrr dSc.rsed brother in their bereavement, ill L,ps
d Resolved S@' That the lnen.bsr. OF ibis Lod Of ,h sr rar:sss
cherish me most aIs .a, and hereby tender TO his Eidos
of our de, tes. ,Ssi1 e DfoiiG', sympathy M in this affecting d''''''
sation Of Providence. If our deceased brotne, Of If
inferred with Mai ,bs u.u"l badge OF mosrHisns s %emory.
t Sa,. Lo o Z ,s @sna Of ,hetr reverence ever sseelu ''o be record:
'a kks.s q Tss. hi Ri ,B Bssi na5s.. an: I'D r., ,:o; ssPy y, of ;a:
ed il tue I m.n;ssi e, % tho i"'' widoTs 2 Ct q ~ n ls%sr's1 r.
i Copy. r;ng Cross Lodge, No.
Ms;''f 2 q sy y%;s s' ssserss.fy' Pr
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To hc Editors Of Inc ER1MIrcr

CHRIsrIASsBuRG. Va, Aug. 10, $500.
Last Thursday was Il great day for thu Democracy
Of old Montgomery. Hon. Thos. 5. Flonrnoy adj
dressed the people at the Yelluw Sulphur Spring, III
n speech of Two hours, in which he labored hhrd 10
pro 90 that Mr.. Fillmore was sounder on the slavery
onestion thnn Mr.. Buchanan; and also, TINT he was a
stronger man. Every one who heard Mr.. F. thought his
cause was a bad one, from The feeble manner IN which
he handled it. After Mr.. F. concluded, the Democratic
champion, Mr.. Samuel Garland, Jr, Of Lynchourg'
was introduced, and the way III which h. handled Mr.
+. and his party, showed that he was well posted,
and able, If not too much for Mr.. S~tanLupe. !he
Know. Nothings were doubIy disappointed, in AIR.
F.'s ioeole effort, and tho Inasterly manner III winch
Mr.. Garland replied. 1 can assure you the Demo
orats present were we'll pleased with the days work,
and went homo in fine Spirits.
We expect to keep the ball in motion from ms
time until November, as many prominent Democrats
have promised to visit Montgomery during the eau
yuss. Very truly, j. A. ).
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Outrage Anu RErRIBurIoN.-The knnawha Re-
publican states that OH the LIST instant, near Bar
louisville, Cabeil county, Samuel Stanley shot his
wife, as is said, with intent to kill. The ball entered
the hin, and her recovery is regarded doubtful
Stanley fled. The citizens Immediately raised, by
subscription, 500 for his apprehension. He was ap.
pretended on Tuesday, the 5ih, in Boone county, by
Sr. Clair Ballard, the Sheriff. lie, in company with
Others, rode up 10 Stanley, who was leisurely walking
in the road with his rife on his shoulder, seized the
rifle, and commanded him TO surrender as a prisoner,
but he took ~ his heels; whereupou Mr.. Ballard shot
him in the hip with the same rifle with which he
tS;snlvy) had shot his wife. He fell TO the ground
severely, If not MORALLY wounded.
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ORR MINISTER AT PARIS.

We deem il due to this gentleman, and in refuta-
ton of rumors chiefly in the New York Herald, to
say
Paris has never asked 10 be recalled.
That there is no wish or purpose % the part OF the
government to REGAL him, aud equally no wish or pur-
pose TO send any other in his plnce.
On the contrary. both the administration ana me
country Luve every reason to be satisfied with the
success of his mission. and the ability with which 1t
is conducted Washington Union.
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THE TESTIMONY OF IN OPPONENT.

tx Governor LetcIer, o: Kentucky. IN II recent
speech at Mayslick, i'll that Sia;c, said "that Mr.. Buc'
lanan was his personal friend fhs' he was a gentle.
man and n patriot, for whcm he entertained a high
regard and that he could y. say Il word against his
character as Il man. He d.. not like hs political sen-
tlnents, and he opposed him on that account Gov.
L.tchsr Ii the witness upon whom the opposition ed
itors have relied to prove Mr.. Buchanan the calutnnI-
a:ur of Mr.. Clay!- Washington Union.
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EXTRAORDINARY FREAK OF NATURE.
Mary, a negro woman, belonging to DR.. John n.
Huud!ey, near Mooresville, Ala, gave birth on the
10Th inst, to three living ~iufants, two whites and one
black. 1t will puzzIe the medical fraternity to account
for this singular eyent.-lAu2usta Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-22

To REMOVE FREcHLEs. The ~favorite cosmetic for
removing freckles, in Paris, consists Of one ounce of
alum one ounce Of lemon juice and pin, Of rose water
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-22

DECEASED Henry Clarke, Esq" q worthy ano
esteemed citizen ofCabell county, died on the YIN inS'
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DENocRATIC VIGILANCE COMMITTEE 0
CAROLINE.

Tho c,l,or;n, Is ,h.Iis of the Democratic Vigilance
Comnittre for Caroline. Dontlet the hhow Nom.
ing. irrmb,e at the words Vigilance, Committee
s,, tb.v do not fureshadow any violence out arc
on'y - net ON tho defensive in repellln2 the pro
coed ngs of Secret Leagues Ill.,,
E,wIIxG GREEN MAGsrERIaL DECENTRALIZATION
II n, i,ru.tlc. Ur John Il Baylor, Richard IL Cole
man. iWm r Jones, JamesJ White, Robert Jesset'
james + Dickinson, John Goodwin, Ja'nes NJ D'Iiard'
NJ Boulwarr Edmund STnu!a."n, Ay!ett ii Conway
prRr RoYAL PnEciScr.-DcJ j Gravatte, Kan.
dolph Pey,on, Geo " Catlett, } d Powers Mal y
r White, John Anderson, Joseph W Massey, Richard
Garrett. I * Thornton, Alfred koAips' APol'os
Bou,wcll, Franci. u Sterne.
START, PRtclNcr.-O NJ Harris, Pillllp Green;
Silas Garrett, Lucian Harrison, &c lhiiilp,s' i
Smonr. J " Blanron, j = Barher, II Is Samuel Johh
Seal, III .oplilu. Green, Edgar Saunders.
Nttt,y"np pkrciScr.-N X Is Wyatt, + L Nor
ri.. DE- W Morris, J 5 BIn:i"n, Dr. IL Hortiiam'
Warner NJ Mason, + " Scott, Phillip Taliafrrro. Geo
b Pollard, Richerson Turner, DR. L NJ George, Jno w
Scutt.
GnlaxsvIlLE PRECINCT Phillip Snnuc!, Sr, Geo
Burke. joseph Hippo, Thomas Goodwin, VIM w
Dickersrn, W c M"ncure, Jusephus Gatewoon' Dr
Samuel Dickinson, Thomas Chandler, Geo Is Wash
ingtun, John + Goodwin.
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MUEDgR Is HIGHLAND CouSTY.-The Greenbrler
Era publishes an account az a recent IalrCer III High
lately heard OF. A widow Wiley, who was married
last fall to an Irishman named Sheridan, finding that
they could not live together iu harmony, employed
two negroes TO kill him. The negroes, who were
subsequently arrested, have confessed their guilt
They state that they were offered $3.50 by Mrs. She
ridan to kill her husband.
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y THOUSAND GUNS FOR ARKANSAS.

Such a victory as the li"n.hesrted Democracy, OF
Arkansas lave just achieved. was never beiorr lost
or won. For the latest and best rerirns, we refer 10
the letter of our Little Rock correspondent. As far
~ heard from Yell has carried bu. two counties,
Phillips and Pulaski. The whole State seems al.
most unanimous for Conway and Democracy. What
little was left of Sam in Arkansas by the freezes OF
last winter, has been burned out by The dog days of
August. Arkansas may now be set down ms the ban
ncr State in the Union. Her majority, i'll proportion
to her population, is equal TO a ,nrj"ri,y Of ono ham
d,td and serenity Thousand in The State OF New l3rk'
and we should not he at Nil surprised if in No.
yen,ber next, Buchanan and Br, ckinridge should
curry every county in the State. The noble Dsmoc-
racr OF this li,tle commonwealth have covered them
selves with immortal honor, tor when they deserve
md ,rul receive the thanks and gratitude vi the De-
mncracy Of The whole Union. We know that the
hattie was warmly ana terceiy contested on every
inch of ground. The victory is as complete rs it Is dis
astrous to our foes. Again we cay a mo"STna 2"Ss
I N,,nobis dDDp4l,
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EXCITEMENT AT WHEELIsG.-A few persons can.
ing themselves "Repnhllcans'' helu " meeting a.
Whe.li,Ir. VIRGINIA, on Friday night. 4 large mum
Der OF persons attended through curiosity and ,nncn
excitement prevailed. A man named smilh tnaue d
speech. At its conclusion he attempted TO leave ana
was followed by Il large crowd, when a genera XII.
and Ward were wounded, the latter seriously. ms
had an effect to increase the excitement, and 10 pre-
vent the indignant ~popu!ace :.om l%ynchlng smith on
the spot, the Wheeling Argus suys he mad to be con-
veyed to Jail.
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-, ,rrr,NG tx kANAW!lA.

llINNI. a 4 III
. ,r,vinGs call, the Democracy OF
la inrsuaner nhIed Al the Court House, ON the list
haha"" "a. IS,l;. 20 ratify the proceedings and noii!'
u"l VI th,. Cincinnati. Convention. On motion ~
~" " brown, Esq, Benjamin Tholnpsun' Esq
am ,r.L 10 the chair, aud j. \. WEIGH appointed
lanes A.. Brown, Esq, explained the object OF the
meeting in some very appropriate anu Impressive re.
marks. Alter which the meeting WAS addressed oy
Col. Thoma. l.. Bruuu, Assistant Eiectnr for the DIS
tric:; James II. Brown, Esq, and John >. SWAMI
Esq, in pointed and spirited speeches.
On motion, the following resolutions were uhan'
mnusly adopted: ,uu
Resolved That we ratify, with a hearty good WILL
tnn nominations of Buchanan and DreckinrinEe. DR.
The Democratic candidates for President and ice.
President nf the United States; aud We approve mos
fully, the Democratic, national, CONSERVATIVE pro-,
firm on which they stand fairly and squarely, Without
q wish 10 add or remove n single plank.
Resolved, That tbs Chairman appoint a COMMITTEE
of thirteen, TO be d-nominsted the Democratic zen,
,raI Committee of kanawna county, aud tha' sa.'
committee amongst other things, be empowered W
appoint subcommittee for each maglsterihi u'i'e'
in the county, for the better organization ol ouf b"
ty. during tle present campalga. %
The Chair proceeded 10 appoint a coiHiE'l'ee' "
wit n,cor,os
Matthew Dunbar, Esq, Hon. David MGGomas'
.Jamas II. Fry, Esq, john p. Anderson, w. II. GoS-
hnrn. William Fife, Col. Thomas l.. Br"ui' Jonh o.
Swami, James II. Brown. VIM. A.; t'uarrte!r it""'
Fifzluyh, William VI. Estill and Wilitam 'Il'i''o".
On motion uf Henry NJ. OnderGonN'. Ia
Resolved, That the proceedings ot inns imee''nS ~
published in the Star Of the kanawha |ai'ey' H'on
inond Enquirer. Richmond EXAMINER e"''o"
Chronicle, and Kanaw ha Republican,
On motion adjourned. rh,r,,,
u S.,r.pnrU
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;yrrnr.TIy. CORRESPONDENCE.

II, Ms EiiIor& a5 tire E.t9"ircT:
CLAKK.vILLE, Va, 9th Aug, 1890
Geutlemen-The enclosed letter 10 from the pen Of
, Ii,hIv in,elIi,nu, and we'll informed gentleman oil
Philadelphia, in reply to n letter OF inquiry addressed .
to him. You will please do III" the favor 10 s''o !" /"
place in your columns. Very truly: yours poyn
The Trinity journal., 1856-01-26
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 26, 1856.
VALEDICTORY.

We have sold our interest in the Wearer-
rtle Democrat Office to Messrs. Seaman &
Gordon. Those who have subscribed and
paid for the Democrat, will receive in its
stead the TRINITY Journal.
We embarked in the enterprise more for
the purpose Of having credtable paper es-
tablished in the county, than with any ex-
pectation of pecuniary emolument During
the short period Of its publication it has ac-
qured an extended circulation, both in Cali
fornia and the Atlantic States. The lead
ing papers of the State have given it favor
able notice aud copied extensively from its
columns. A multiplicity Of duties, and a
desire to visit the States, have induced us to
cease our connection with the paper-not a
lack of patronage or want of funds. Our
successors prefer an Independent journal to
party paper; hence the change.
In taking our leave of the office, we would
recommend our friends to extend to thu
Journal that liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on the Democrat.
We have endeavored in all things to main
tain our self-respect, and merit the goo'
opinion of the intelligent and honest portio
of the community, and trust have succeeded
Hoping our friends will overlook and forge
any little faults or indiscretions we may hay
committed, we cheerfully tender to them on
sincere thanks, and bid you all farewell.
HOWE & CRAWFORD