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I.,,,, :, Xiv, 70 secure Mr.. Hunter eeat III 'ne
S,,s.o7 WIEN did Mr. Wise breathe any t'iins elss
,.,..,,v .ud generous confidence III MIR.
,,s..,, 10, h, no, faithfully worked for the good
-. uop since his elevation to the In ~ he now
hol6. indicated her Gauss and her a'lie anorea ~
udyorc- her interests, and promote her wealth and
mower and glrry7 Has he not been true TO Tie
Democratic party. the great National Democratic
p.riy, who ure true 10 The rights Of the Stater'
the sovereignty Of the States and the perpetu"y "'
tho Uuionl IIas his eyo winked, or his wing ever
tired, in this good aud glorious cause WY '"'"
war upon, nalign aud traduce buth hS io'''e' "''1
his actions Why attempt. by sucn Z" cou'Se' !"
distract aud dvid. the Democracy. Upon 'hose VINO
continue such course let the anahema OF Tue party
rei.
III, ha.suse Mr.. Wise is known supporter OF
n, R,,cb,psu anil his Administration that the OPP
,osi,on presses desire to crush him, and that they
o,o r,u,d alIistiug with Wing editors and papt rs
Ike the Richmond Wing, aud all that stamp OF pa
pers, who lorc to hate ihe Democratic party BE-
cause Governor Walkers speeches III hansas are
not to their tastes, must they denouocs the Aomins
ration it's friends, the Unior and oil thar 10 sooa
aud glorious For this ceuse must they 0'sh me
gallant kc,a," derouuce the Administration as sul'y
Of treachery which should be met Wild consuming
curses. For THE must they proclaim wilh nstn 1oa'
mo leader is anonted against the vengeance OF an
outraged people, and no official ia 30 high TIC" 2opa'
lar Justice cannot reach him. The South must main
tain her Rights though che turn deaf cor to the ap'
pealing snrisks Of shverns Cabinets OF hys'ercsi
or, sjden,s and dissovipg pares"
This is the language we have been accustomed 10
hcsr FROM Wings and Know Nothisgs 1t has lost it's
annoyance by the frequency OF the repetition win
which they have been accustomed to pour into Our
ears. We Immediately clsss those who use it, with
that party whose defunc spirits still hover over Inc
land We cannot believe they are with us or OF us.
1t is Well enough for party which ID dead and ou
risd, like the Wigs aud Know.No'hngs to endeaVor
10 sow discord aud dssensioa in tho only national
party in existence tina. it may, BY uniting with me
weaker po-tica become the stronger ana cali upon
"the enlightened, patriotic and conservative men Oh
all parties aad sections enter ITO the service OF
the people aud take the Constitution as your GUIDE
Blu, the Democratic party understands such apeeches
ws il will not bs alured by esyreus voice. thouGH
il NAV accompany the sweetest organ'grinding tnst
the .Wuie" ever played. 1t understands the mode
and the manner which Wigs and Kuow.Nothings
employ to take 1.-THE Constitution IS their guide. II
desires no such teachings, such guides. We warn
the Democracy sgsins, such syren notes. whether
proceeding from organ.gfirders' or those woo nave
made them their associates and allies.
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DEATH OF DR. DICk.-1he Dundee advertiser
racofds the d.inise OF Thomas Dick. LII d., + T. A.
s., the we'll known author Of The Cnristlan fh'io
sonh.r," and other kindred works. Dr. Dick, who
was in the SD year Of his age, expired ut BrouGhty
Ferry, Dear Dundee, on "Wednesday, July -. He
w- born IN the Ililltown, Dundee, on November II,
I'LL L,s father benz Muago Dick !; email Enrn ma
putaciurer and member Of the Sece CGurcb,
by whom he WAS brought up with the exemplary care
common amous Christian parents in Scotland il
in those times.
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A SIGHT WORTH LOOKING AT.

|: would do any tenzen OF the city good to take .
jauut out beyond Buffalo Heart Grove, about four
teen miles North East of town. Spread out before
him he would see from the emueuce on which be
stood coruheld after co.nfsld for miles 10 every d.
recton. At the least calculation there eau be taken
in al one view at that poiut upwards Of thirty thou
sand acres Of corn. Four years ago it was 40 uu
broken prairie. Then i. was worth ten dollars per
acre; now it could not bs purchased for less than
thirty or forty dollars Such is q sample OF the pro.
gress which Central Illinois is making in wealth and
agricultural resources. Il Springfield (WJ Journal
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DIED

DIED ut the Hot Springs the ;h OF August Captain
JAMES DAVIS, formerly Of Norfolk, but Tor the lust
twenty years resident OF this city, i'll the sl't year o
his age.
Captain D. hell commission in the United States M
vy during the wa. of 1912 sn passed through that con
hic, with credit himself AMI honor To hs country nc
bore through lif. character marked by industry n'd
sustained by integrity and passed away from earth Win
callnnrss and resignation worthy OF imitation.
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lDlTIIAHY.

ROBERT C. BOTTOM, aged l6 yenrs, died oil "Phrca
sill" n, the residence his father in Northampton N
ON tho 9Th ult His affection severe and aggravated
aud from the incipcncy the nvas on he seemed 10 DC
deeply Impressed with the gren. certainty OF death anu tue
of l together with the solemn TACT OF
blow which DEATH Grucl monster was so soon hoon' 10
strike The stroke speedily fatal nnd vitality never
perhaps deserted heart 80 pure bosom SO imn'scuale
md character so unsuicd us was enrciopei IN tnst
youthful and brilliant sample of original nature Inc
candcr Of lis soul the ankncss and purity oil those &c
neruu. impulses which sweled his iHef.ae yet many 90
SOM placed hiu with all who enjoyed til, pleasure Of M
acquaintance, inr beyond tho ephets OF ccnsure or
rcproach An dolzins father, doalins mother, "I'e'
,onatc brothers and sisters and numerous enieareh
repqrabe loss III bc Oh. social and family tr"nSurG
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Corroy Mills SrorrLU-The number at cotton
looms that have s;cpprd IN Ee~ England, in
.auruce OF The high price OF cotton and the low
price Of goods is sboat six thousand. and oriers
nave been given stop many iaore ne fast d. the
warn runs out. We heard yesterday .: two large
mills that viii! run only ill the cotton now iii process
of manufacture is exhausted. This is the ony rene
dy. We talk OF the short supply Of cotton. The evil
ID moi there it is tie supply OF cotton machine
~. The oooTs now in operation a'e 10; oa!y 100
many Tor the supply Of cotton; they are too insny
for the demand for cotton goods II any thing Ike The
prices which alone, at the present Cos, o! the raw
material, can return new dollar for an old one. lie
England thirty thors md looms have been Stopped
and prices cave quickly RESPONDED 10 this dd,c!ous
punishment Of production. ':.r&2'
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NEW YORK MARKETS, AUo. 70

Fiour-Tnc market dull. Sale. o aUcn bible 90 IS
4 Is for common to good State; 81 Is - for Ohio;
and 81 10 n % FOR southern
Wherr-Prices have declining tendency. sulcs are
unmpor;art.
for southern yellow.
pork-Thc prices have advanced sulcs Of Ness at So
%: Prime S20 50 Q q.
at Sl7 O II 30.
La,d-Pric-s have advanced cs. fal"s Il, l6i ci-.
Whi-key-P.ices have declined &c. saies VI Ohio ut
q
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,pt,cu op PROMISE.

Bnsroy, August lS.-A suit i" which s2',~A' is
claimed NJ damages for breach ol PROMISE ol mar
;s,. has b,.u commenced by Moses Jugler, Of New
York, against DR.. George Hayward and WIFE, Oh
Boston. Mr. Jusler met the lady in Europe, who
was than tie wealthy widow ol the late Amos BIN
ney lie alleges that che promised to marry hiu, gu;
subsequently, married NJ. Hayward. The defendants
M. abroad Rufus CAoa;e and Peleg w. CaaDi!t r
are retained Tor the defence.
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JOHNSON 81 PUGH,
: MINIS SION MER c II A y + :

kIc!fHoSD,
or. F~o-. P::iiay .S5cties Ware !:5...,
TsSAhE this method OF say:ag 10 their friends pa
rOns uu. uil others who s.e Gsros d 10 pa::oG:.
then, .y:h the sci. Of ,heir VIA Crops ts, they k
furnished themselves wIh a sIgc 10, OF Wheat Ess.
which will be cen, ne soon ordered Their Charges
in lie .s.c 10 heretofore charged by the Railroad Co
pauies. The Richmond AID Dansl!!o Railroad. $40 -,
Richmond Fredericksburg and foCor:ac Railroad, as
disposed Of ,ceiE bags.
&P copiuuc 10 give ;te!r bcs: aitenuon 10 ,5s IS.
o. Tobacco tiou- and Corn &c, Sc, and respectg'
solicit An increase Ct patronage. aug f-clr
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LiTEsT 81 TELEGRAPH.
rel.grnph.d for the RIchmoud Eaqs,rsr.
IMPORTANT DECISION

IHfUNIANI DIN..'RO'9'
WAsHINGToH, Aug. 2O.-A discussion hes been
made by the General Land officer, rejecting the sp'
pcation of free colured persons, whose ancestors
were brought into this country slaves, for preemp
ton Of Public Lands. This fret cass was settled
on the decision of the Supreme Court in the bred
Scott ease, and precludes the evil Of territories
peoplrd principally by negroes, from applying at a
future time for adnitance into the uuon as State
NEW YORK, AUG. 2D.-Coiton is iirm sales Of
500 bales -Four dull; State brands tive cents
luwer-all others nrs unchanged. What is heavy;
sales of white at 81 20 to | -, red - Ia 90
Corn is steady and active; sales OF yellow at 30 cs.
Stocks are Grmer.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.-FIour is Unchanged
Wheat is lght-receipts nominal. Corn is better:
sales of white at 81 a 81, yellow So So Cts
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WANTED.

a SITUATION as Teacher in Public seSooi or =, n
n vae Family, Che latter preferrei) by Young Man.
who has attended Lectures the Univerry oil virginia
and hiss had three years experience IN teaching DE ~
gve instruction In Latin Spanish, Ancio saxon, ana Ju
nior Greek Mathematics and French tosetner WIN the
usual Eoglsh Branches Ho would have no objection to
going south Address w. r., Norfolk City, Va.
Aug. l5-ctOctl
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NIKGINIA LAND URFICE,

RICHMONb, JrLY 20, l-j7 ]
TN conformity with ID. Code OF Virginia Of is;o, z
.gl, scctipn lG do hereby make known 10 al W
mny concern, thn, il appears by cer,icnte Of the
chrator NJ tho county ot Lancaster, dated the .ti ia,
July, 1851 aud received INTO tie Land Office on ,hr .
day q; July lsj7. thai by inqurrt held N. 9Th d''
Juno, ldj7 III" te!d by Jane. Cvrscy in b.. NE.
in sn undivided tract sf seventy ac,e, o: !sud 10
-G;:aiy OF Lancns,c.. (h,. ur'rest t:iu. one hisi
twcnt ;thrCc sni thr; acic,) found ssetrH's
this cor,,non,v, Nth { H. PARKER,
July aa-cufw Re-. Ian: Ofr'
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PURCELL, LADD :; co,
w Ii 0 / :. "a [ D K L G | T :

No - PEARL SrRyE!, RICHMOND, Va,
a Encwrccc!viC: thcir FAIL SUPPLIES o. DRUGS
N MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW GLaS
Of all sizes INDIGO, NADER, srd otta5 DYES, &c
The whole comprising a; me sl zoe: and best
OF good. IL the!r line eve. o.ered IL THIS marker
TER goods ben. selected n peison ~ one o. h,'
hr l. sufficient guarantee pu.chasere other QUAR-
THANKFUL Tor past iavo.s, beg leave 10 assure
friends merchants and the public OF renewed eXr:.s
cn eu! puct 10 deserve tbc. continunn
lCNCELL, LaDD l. CO. Druggists.
No. IS, Pearl street, k:chGucnd
10 Tie stree. opposite their OH s,aud
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TIITTAUEITHTN
Flour market, quiet and but little inquiry either for
port or home consumption. Small sal"s oi irc-h ground
sumo tue NJ & H. aud old stock Mt sc ~ per Dbl Sh-s
70 retailers and bnkcrs of fresh ground Bnd fancy hrnds
from 81 .. M 10 IS per Dbl Rye Flour has improved
sales o, 81 Gper bbl Corn Mcn il now selling Mt 81 u
ncr bb! (irain--WheHt IN modr;a,n dcnand sales oi
Southern red n. 81 GAS a. fair white Fl Cj Ga
prr Eushcl Rye is held - per busicl. Corn IN
tnr request sales Of yellow g. per hishcl 'oa
npl: IN store Oa,. dull, Southern held ~ iOh s. c;s
per bu.h Whiskry steady sulcs Of bbls at - 30 Cts.
and hid, M as cts per gallon
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MARINE NEWS.
rOkr OF RICHMOND. AUG. %. 1857.

ARRIVED,
Schr Susap, Rogers, Boston. mdse.
Schr Crenshaw, Moss, y. Y mdse.
Schr NJ. Z. Hopkins, Hopkins, n. Y gusuo.
Schr Ames Falkenburg, Rogers, NY. gusno.
srhr Mary Ann Caroline, Anderson, Philadelphia.
SAILED,
Schr VIM C"'lnitt, Phillips, down the river light
Schr A. X. Weimore, Bogart, Baltimore, sugar.
Schr John Warren. Lozier. down the river light.
Schr Louisa Dyer, Jam-r-on. Boston. feed
Scbr Three Ssters, North, down the river ate,
wheat.
Schr E. V. Scssornes, Sparrow, City Point 10 bal,
last.
BELOW,
Srhr Rosenea'h, Rogers. from Boston, at CITY
Point
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BEDFORD SPRINGS.
VNHIS properly has, during the n.t year. passed into
Il the hands Of Compsnv, who In addition TO the
former buildings have erected q handsome and cOnmo.
dious Hotel Building and spacious Bath Houses aud
have orlanened and improved the grounds. The Hotel
buildings will he opened for the reception of visitors on
be 18th Of June and kept open until the 20th september
Passengers from baltimore reach the Springs in one
dag Northern Central Rail Road, and the
Broad Top Rail Road, having but twenty miles OF staging
over fine road.
Mr. Willard formerly Of Washington city. and recent.
Is of the Rurnet House CINCINNATI will superin,end the
HOTEL and his character caterer is guarantee that
guests will be we'll provided for To in.sids generally
the Bedford waters in connection with the mountain air
are perhaps highly beneficial than any other In the
Union GOSSLER
June 5-cl0w President Bedford Springs Company.
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1t isetll matter Of doubt who is elected Governor
of Missouri. The ST. Louis Republican of the l6:h
instant says that Rollins is Is votes ahead in Ito
ties leaving six counties to be heard FROM This 10
decidedly very close shave.
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Used UP.-The New YORK Courier says, "Al!
on, intelligence iroal :e Southern elections tend 10
SHOW that the Democracy has made clean sweep
Know .Nothng,sm is squeezed lemon, and may De
thrown away
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CATTLE HOGS AND SHEEP.

SHOOK CROrKErT's REPORT.
EEEr CATTLEArc worth ~ 10 r by the scales. Sup
ply moderate
MrTToN-Are worth 81 TO a 3oper head Extra quail,
IS would demand a little more.
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died. Yet va venture to commend the chapter on
mercepsry marriages az continuing sentiments "or'
tby of universal acceptance, while in freshness anu
fore. il i, the equal OF any other. "Marry'hs ioi
Beauty" too, is another noteworthy d'sserta''"" w
a f,uIt which, il it be a raul;-has leaning I" ""
tu-'s side. w. confess to weakness on ','e
pnu-and for the sake of the future, as well at ""
present. would dsprecGte entire nesi.ct Oh Pe''oa
pulrhir,uls in the selection Of n partner. iue ~.
arcl,s were not wholly obvioas OF the dls''n'''o'
and why should We be! Our author teaches maj
valuable Lessons in this section, when '''o'' :,,
hav. the putting of his principles into prac','e
do Well to heed We are inclined 10 '''' no ~
Mons a, least thus lar, .tbat if men u1s'to "'
IN ir mariners :ban The outward adornine o'
the mir and wearing Of gold and putting ." VI az
mare, " they bav, it in their power to bring ABOUT
change by making different se'e''' " I,u.h;on sho
males mus, res, the responsibility "' r.;,,o
con iuue to be the goddess of cur o"u'e'
lily the leader i'll the dance ;, 80. o,nncss.
The pr,rs. age for marriage was we supp &c.,
specially designed for the use OF young '"u'e' "''
Fond mobers could probably spaFe the ''','e 10
read il, |, nigh. possibly delay the contemplated "p
;, ,h mountains, 10 search OF ahusbano' lot Sea'''
a, ,vo. bu, the increased health aod S'sof OF 'ne
.....b,sr wbile ,smsning b: hous, under the ma'e'
-, '.;,, uooId more than atone for The ioss. we
..,...,,o-,apd the work to our readers whether
,bsv sre in search Of amusement or ihs'ruc''on'-
rosv vii find both 10 the pages OF Mr. bsyiey'
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n NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEWT-The NIX:
Session of this Institution will coAImclce Oh the hrl
Monday In o. tobcr 1851 and close the las. Friday IN
Jrjx 3s Ia. course OF study embraces Ancient and
vo5c,r .rousce. Mathematics Ancient and Modern
pisor ,hc sciences; an the usual Encl:.n 3rnnches
The Primo pa, being grad OF one OF the best col.
,s. IN v;r.,na and also Of the Unver,ity will conduct
, x,,;n. th. classes with view u thorough prcpsrn
,on for The bate. usrution for tn: busness pursuits
Of life Examinations n, the close OF the session viii be
University mud certificates conferred upon those dstin
gushe'. a,
The Bonr!:ny Department is conducted by Mr. aud Nra
,on.deu vii WHOM all concerned have oeen not ouly
satisfied. but p,>asd
ExpEssEs-Board, including cve, y,h;ng
crp; lights, s'Vl oU
Tuition in the ordinary English branches. 81 "
hi, cher branches EN- lish ncluded) 81 %
Ono belt payable LIST January, and halt lat ct Ju
Fer further particulars address the Principal Heahs
vile, Va WIN P. HUDGiNa. A. NJ, Principal
RICHARD HALL, Assistant
lar ct
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Arc. 10.
PccvesThc market Ia depressed, aud prices have de-
e,iuci 81 80 , whilst buyers demand further rcduc
ZION Subs Of 1900 head nj 81 II %. Sheep quiet
Sn,cs of ~ 600 head Swiuc-Nnrkct depressed SnlJc
nj . 90 hcud Ut 81 50 as.
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DEATH OF EUGENE SUE.-It was stated, ID
the foreign news published few days snce that
Eugene Sue, the celebrated French novelist was
dead. The following is brief sketch OF his Ifs
He was born in Paris in 1908, and inherited con.
siderable estate from his father who was professor
Of anatomy. He studied surgery and served Tor
several gears surgeon in the French navy Alter
having squandered his pstriInoDy in e1;ravaSant
living, be- WAC driven 10 writing romances His fret
literary success "Mathide, or the Memoirs OF
Young Woman" wherein, contrary to tho usual Gus.
om os French novelsis at the time, vice punish
cd and virtue rewarded The popularity of this book,
however was tar exceeded by that of The Mysteries
OF Paris" The Wandering jew was no less popu-
lar, and, like The Mysteries nt Pasi.:" was trans.
lated iutn many languages. The History Of the
French Marin- in tbs time Of Louis SlV."a work in
which truth aid fiction i"geniously mingled, was
very successful His Mysteries ct the People"
written after To had become identified With the social
lists did not meet the anticipation of his admrrrs.-
In 1850 he WAS elected TO the National Assembly,
where he exsrted no great influence. His extreme
socisls,ic views made him obnoxious 10 the purity OF
order Gad after the coup dc e0t he became refugees.
More recently however he returned 10 Paris, where
he died Oh The so irs;., aged ".
AS writer, Eugene Sue POSSESSED grea; powers OF
vivid description end lively narrative. His works
abound in horrible sud yseriou. incidents, and won
favor with the low Classes by the vigor with which
their wrongs sufferngs We're contrasted with tho
vices and lux uriss Of the rich Notwithstanding bis
scciasm be bas always lived very extravagauily. as
the great popularity Z. some OF bis writings enabled
N .,
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CONFEDERATION ~ CLARksviLLE-HALF THE
Towy BuRSED Overwhelmingly morning about
two o'clock fire broke on; i'll CIarkesville IN lun'
Der house, which coon spread to the adjacent build
town was in ruins. The sufferers by the fire were
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The FIRE consumed ten store houses on the North
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house The FIRE originated in the confectionery store
.! A b Davis. and il believed TO be the WORK OF &c
ina-ndiary. The building, consumed were all srnsl
wooden houses, upon which hs insurance. was limit
81 Il s. 5. Democrat
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VIRGINIA Posi- oErIcE MA11EKs:-A rev post
office is established a; Colemaus, Ohio county, Va,
and Isaac Hill appointed postmaster Directly OF the
route from Welsbarg to West Aisssnana' Pa a
vile Mar,on county, Va, vice Henry Martin: &C.
clnea. samuel Hoaser, POSTMASTER! at Potomac Fur
mace, L,udouu county, Va, vice ~ 2. . HeTn' re
siyued.
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eopss Of this paper, JUS, nolnmeucsd in Mobile BY
Msssrs. Mcclure, Gisdras s. Co.. ltpresents, very
osst ' aposnrauce geographically. and ito editorials
and selected matter oviuce marked ability and Sooc
taste.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, Ate. ls.
cor,nn-rhe market closes unchanged the sales If
;h.ce days loo bnc. aud receipts 80 bules sales
a declining tendency, quoted at g. Red Whcn, 81
g Mixed Cornut 80 cents. oa's dull at 10 ccnts.-
Er!-bts are dull Stera. Exchange % per cent premium