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BI0don Spring waters.


Messrs. JAMES CONNER Co. the proprietos Of the Bia-
don Springs ohocaW county, Alabama, respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel open for visitors to the
Springs.
Steamers Mobile Bladon four times week and
cry Saturday evening. 5a
The virtues of these waters have been fully tested for many
years and be confidently for the OF
Govt Rheumatism, scrofua, Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia dis
incident Females nropy aud General Debility.
The Badon waters especially all suffer
ing from diseases incident climates such Liver
Complaint affections Of the Bowels Kidneys and all diseases
arising from impure blood The Alternative
storing organs affected to their healthy functions
The propetors permitted to refer the following emil
nent physicians Of Mobile New Orleans who are acquainted
with the waters and have patients them with unang
Dir. j. G. Mott, Mobile. DR.. w. Stone New Orleans.
DR.. H. s. Leyert, Dr. Wedershandt,
DIR. j. P. Barnes, >. Dr. Rushton,
DR.. L. lie Fesrn, =, DR.. Lambert :.
Dr.J. R. Golf, =. Or. Graham, :.
Further information be obtained from Agents,
sYMR s PR0VAN, Druggists
No 1874 Canal street,
Atwhose establishment constant supply Of the water
always be had in quantities suit purchasers JET Ppm
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MmTrARy 0RDERs.-The following named officers
have been ordered to proceed to Washington. Terri
terry and report to General Clarke; Major Carlton
and Lient R. johnson, Of the Dragons Captains
Wallens. English and Underwood. Lieutenants Woods,
Qaattlebaum and R1nnycaste, Of the Infantry, and
Lieut. Ayres Of the Artillery. They will leave with
endorsements from New York.
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Thecpaaiesing Masonic Organizations Of Canada
haYeeisatada union. The jurisdiction Of The Grand
Ledge Dc Canada isack nowledged, aud the Ancient
Il diss0ived
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IRE polite officers Of tha steamer Fanny Bul
& Lift have our tlsanks aag riyeffavors
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TED Hons &. al DAVIDSON Oar representative
ii Gen9fas, sAgs THE Baton Rouge Gazette, from
District sha H0n. r. q Davidson, arrived il
taFn Iaesday night where be y now residing with
q Mnilg. Mf paviason does not look any the
Morse tai the HeaF hard work indeed the cares
81 SLATE asng loosely and gracefully on bis shoulders.
Ha never given Il much signing and grieving,
sud from shis iact looks younger now than he did
twenty yeaTa agoi when we fiist knew him, and when
biz gqilty of many youthful political indisere-
lions, ar which he bis done ample penanee ID these
latter yaafs. we haya authority to extend him the
towns Welcome ana ts hospitality
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Else young girls were drowned while bathing Id
The 4lslaitg Of New York on the nth inst.
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ss0Gse s. Co.'s lotteries
SWAN & 90. CONTINUE To DRAW AS USUAL. WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION

swan Il Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
aThe late attempt to njure our arm has shown that
Lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY, that Prizes are PAID
FUNoTUALIY aad that our Schemes are MORE LII BERAL
than any othee Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will he drawn by s. SWAN 4 90.
Managers Of the Sparta caday lottery o. Georgia. in each
of their Single Number Lotteries fqr June, 1853, -
AUGUSTA, Georgia. public, under the supeTinendenee Of
Commssoners:
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The marriage 81 the Prince Royal Of the Two
seilies With the Duchess Maria Of Bavaria win be
celebrated by proxy ID Munich in October next.
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Southern Enterprise .ahee1!
EME-R Y3s
PATENT CORN HUsKING MACHINE,

AI4V + y 4FlL7A
Now on Exhibition at No, 90 CAMP STREET.
This machine for simplicity, utility durability spases
anything for that purpose brought before the public Its
worked by freddie with the foot fed with the hands, thus
husking from per day against the old fash
toned way by hand Of which 40 bushels large days work
Another advantage besides the saving the huski1g,
that this machine prepares bu most perfect
mattresses which from $50 $500 per
they fall from the machine
Planters and the public generally invited call and
the merits Of these machines
A. CAMPBELL, 80 Camp ST..
ar 2ptf Owner Of the Patent for the United States
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HENRY Leith,

No, ITO CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GIET. All kinds Of PLAIN and oREA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style ruylS 2ply
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sholO TV4ndoa0 for Sale.

"A SPLENDID FRENCH PLATE GLASS SHOW WIN
DOW complete, for saie cheap
PIERs0N, HARRISON \ CO.,
iyl9 2ptf Ger. Magazine and Gana streets
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MAGNIFICENT sGHEME
M, Ia. nrnHEIl eaGI1 Saturday In JnlY.
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of approxmang to $40 900 prize S6O9
4prizes of 500 approxmang $4,000 prize l20
prizes of 200 approxmstin 10000 prize S0
prizes Of 1875 experimenting 1900 prize bO
4prizes Of 100 approxmsting to 1000 prize 4O
prizes Of rs sppropatng to 5000 prize are... 500
4prizes Of 30 approxmating to 1850 prize zoe
5000 prizes of 40 lOO0t
6,485 prizes amounting to. FS3uut
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Quarters 80 50.
RA Circular showing the Plan Of the Lotteries viii be
sent to any one desTens Of receiving II.
5000 Prizes Of $50 will be determined by the last figure Of the
number that draws the $4,000 prize For example II tn
number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with No i then ali th
tickets number ends in viii be entitled to sac. II
number ends with q then all the tickets where the NUN.
Der ends in 2wl be entitIedto s28 and SO on to o.
Certificate Of Packageof 10 Whole Tickets.
10 Half -. ............ 20
.. 10 Quarter ............ 10
:. !. 10 Fights -. ....t....... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose money address the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by drstnail.
Purchasers have tickets ending figure they mss
designate.
The drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent te pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers win please write their signatures plain an
give their Postofee, County aud State.
HRemember that eFery Prize is drawn and payabls II
fall without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address Tickets Certificates either to Samuel
Swan Co.., Augusta, Ga, OF to
sAML SWAN 3 CO., Box So s, Postofioe,
ie26 2p&w New Orleans, La
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ACCIDENT AT CAPS MAY-W William Hickey. awhile
waiter at the United States Hotel, was drowned on
The afternoon Of the 18Th inst, while bathing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-24

Actual Capital si40296e 2s, and rapidly aoenm uat-
ipgon the Mutual Plan. DIVIDENDS " FEh VENl' ZEN
ANNuM Interest payable thereon In cash,
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New Orleans January 3d. 1858.
N B. Goins-Dear Sir take pleasure stating that
months ago when suffering with Ch and Fever which
had stuck TO for several MONTHS induced try
your Kapeapeum Just before chill expected, snd
such the effect had upon that determined upen
giving fair trial and bought bottle and took according
to directions was that before had half finished
the bottle my chls Ind left me- and
a now in the enjoyment perfect health having
perenced any qunin other drug usually put
diseases and do cheerfuly
the "KapeEgpaumii to all who afflicted like was.
Your friend,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-24

=. S. Newell via ran OF from Chrstianshurg,
vas snort time since, leaving yopng and beanti.
lal vita behind. and carrying with him the funds Of
Tile aethodstG Church. and Division Of the Sons Of
Temperance, has turned up III Lexington, North
zaroliHa aleae he had changed Big name to that Of
u y. Roberts! I'D thence escaped into Georgia and
avoided ARREST
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-24

IHeEadIaa q IalaHaaaeet tlorlda have lately held
Meeting the purpose q tsstifying their sgmpa-
Thy VIII ths Moant Vernon cause and Of organizing
anaaxiliary branch 81 The Association. The meet
inc vas largely attended and by tho most influential
portion Of ahe community. a letter was addressed
70 Cha Regent requesting That Madame the Princess
Mnlat Should bs appointed wee Regent for Florida.
The appointments sdaly tendered and photographic
dispatch announces iis acceptance Madame Murat
Il kae grand niece of Washington through the Lew.
isa#. By her marriage with Achle MaTat she be-
came the niaca 81 Napoleon TIE First. Her mental
endowment ase Of . high order. She Is d 4ealous
patriot aad et social position il, 81 coufse nnex-
eeptionabss.
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The Montreal advertiser believes That the celebra
tioa Of American Independence has cost more loss
pf ifa andllab than the contest which established it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-24

JUIIN y % ZEN
ASK for Hoofaud's German Biters Take nothing else ana
that the signature Of O. ~ jackson the wrapper
each bottle.
Principal Office 4ls Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa Sold by
druggists sorekeepes in every and village in the
United States Cansdss West Indies and South America rs
cents per bottles
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail BY WRIGHT
4 CO., Nos q and ISL Charities street. jy1 2p1m&W
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Read This
q. G6g1'Nel. O0IEl1101lg's

e. Career GOEsGFoRRG9F's
PATENT IMP RoVED COTTON GINS
The Undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARvERe
patents Of 1888 845 and 8S have permanently established
Office and Warehouse No. 10 GRAyIER STREET and are
prepared furnish Planters Merchants any
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecessary detRts advantagess
It's Dumberess endosem ypraccel
using IL suicientto confirm Its high reputation sud tt
make its adoption still more general.
MS aply E. CARVER COMPANY.
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INSURANCE AND G GelL. AGENCY
New York Life Insurance Company
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President
PLINY FREEMAN, ActpaFy.
Actual Capital sit0206e %, and rapidly aeegmu Mat
ipp-op the Mutual Plan. DIVIDENDS 80 PER GENT FEh
AENUM. Interest payable thereon in CASH
american Life Insurance and Trust Com"
pany.
Capital stock
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ALEXANDER wHILLD1N, President
JOHN c. SIMS, Secretary.
Riskstaksn on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES Oh the
N D. BENEDICT, M. n,
Ell. COKE, NJ. D.,
Medical Examiners.
ng-Agency, No. 81 Carondelet street, New Orleans
~ J. s. COPIES, Agent
specr's Patent Clasp and Hoop IRON Hands,
FOR BALING COTTON.
For samples Of this very convenient apd cheap fastening
which has been tested at the U. s. Arsenal and found to be
much stronger than required for cotton bales and of al M
formation concerning apply to The undersigned agent q the
patentee for the Southwestern States J, s. ooPEs'
~ 81 Carondeie street, New Orleans.
1
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HATS. GAPS, etc.,
Al WHOLESALE.
arsconsanyreeeying general assOrtmsnofsk, FuI.
Cashmere Panama. eghoru Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican Rnt
Wool HATS, sttha lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
iyls 2p&W No. 10 Magazine gkrees,
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III Rapea,! ER,aLt E9ape,.!

BAUhBACH & EYERs,
1oLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
French and American Paper HmngIngE,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety,
No. "a EXCHANGE PLACE, opposite the Post.o Office.
Particnar aLtntinn pa to ali work in their line nngs anls
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aa-AnotIer Gage q Dyspepsla.-Isnllvyins.

na-AnotIier Case OF Observation-Disclosures
vile, N. Y, March & 1856.
Dir. @ H. Jaeksonner Sir; Having received great benefit
from the Of Hoohand German Bters think my duty
friend of mankind TO let them know it, had for years
afflicted with dyspepsia arising from affection of the
liver and arrangement the stomach under the Of
the physicians Of this vicinity but obtained relief
duced through the advice Of friend the of
your Bttefs faithfully according directions three
bottles which entirely cured me, and find myself in
good health as have ever enjoyed.
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ON THE rIAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIFTY Thousand Tickets.
HE4R1H ONE PRIZE 70 lrgRr NINE TICKETS

FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY.
FIVE PRIZES
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New Orleans, March u.s. 1858.
Mr.. Coins: have been using your "Kaperapeum" for
have suffered with this last eighteen years.
ing during operated upon by Johnson St.
Louis without have been induced try your Ka-
perapeum and confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results anticipate speedy cure.
AMOS HI8HT0WER,
Cont street, near Robinson street,
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New Orleans. March 10, 1853.
have ussd Cons' Kspeapeum" chls fever, and
it has cured eAtely believeit will when everything
else falls A. ". SMITH,
New Orleans.
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NIfFACU HtlCHHt
For Diseases of Bladder, Kidneys Gravel Dopy Cd
sctonR Weakpesses Secret Diseases Female Complaints
and all Diseases Of the Sexual Organs arising from Excuses
and Imprudeneies in le and removing all Improper Dis
from the Bladder Kdneysor Sexual Organs whether
ezistingin ,r,,..ru
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
NIECI>I, RLruBII,,,

The H.r.L nm ., ~, .,.l...-it
ola w.,l-,..I r.. -
va ''~-'1 ''O"''s'N'
"-''' '"au 'hrce wears, has been sold to
S'NL ALLuErls, Esq. its former editor aud
proprietor. aud will - fu,ur. J., conducted
ty him Althop,b ii
81 ! ',' WI"
'I' '1'''''-'', has D'.u q tue most
i'"dy CHARACTER We Therefore express
deep regret that our s3i'orif relation, are
about {, ccase The retiring ,si grsy.
.Ourc,.p,c,i,p Viii, a., r..
m,uc.I q .,,le NOR, ia, ,t,..,.,,-..,.'
at which tlme ~, laid J,s,.tI...
If vur intended c.ur., T, 49,. 60,
have adhered to IL, i.,tofgn ,T,I,,y "
t5,l tuat We have dyuc our du,T 10 -. ~,
IL. Whose organ thu. me- -, -
faithfully aud As A. e, ,Iyuyc that our csur.r
has met vat. sIil-.4.. w r,'t., stth a .,l
ssriptI1u list aud al Advertising p.troua,.
nearly double what they were at the TIM,
We took hold Of the paper Tat some Of
our friends may have been di,aproiut,I Nc
have nV doubt. We were led l., u, nan or
clique. We meant to do our duty upor our
own JuismoGi, aud We did add tt.eas
pIrAtous Of any one have been uterf,rrei
witt by abe course Of the paper. weeau tA,ln
1t We believe that the k,paAIsaa puf.
sue the even tenor ofits way upon lh, same
tack. We have faith that Mr Allisrf,
"'ll exercise lis pm julsmeu', aud ,A,t 10
:, SI' pI'y nm. - 'ne ''un'y VAL 'ua-r at
a.. la. =, a.. r,,.tI''''.E We ''e'"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
DON'T IIkE Ir.

The Kentucky Statesman speak, thu, o,
the appointment Of JODe. a. Minister :,
Austria
The telegraph rumor. that the Pre.iiea,
has ''ftened the late iofe., Of J. Clancy
Jooes TO his laeera,ed feeling, by h,. Ar
PO'nimsp' to the Mission At Vienna. Tn,
Is We believe, the sixth or seventh diplom,
tic mission bestowed a. reward to Penp,vl.
rania Democracy for their overthrow Eny
land, China Rome, Belgium, Denmark
Austria, aud perhaps another, are no-,b.
asylum OF Pennsylvania Democrat. Ao,h.
er such route As that they Suffered on Tn.,
day last would require the vacation Of All
tue missions in Ear pc aud south Amerie.
to furnish diplomatic hospitals, for III.
wounded IN battle The Austrian mission
as the reward Of defeat, Is rather I, ,enn,..
ton to csnliia,o for Congre., 70 ls, HI,
election 20 ty i.f.a!t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
INIILD STATES AaNoRr.

Benz Nuts, Esq, Of Kentucky. has been
appointed Master Armorer, Al Harper. Fer.
ry' IN the place Of Maj. SAxL Brr>.1ov.
who will be placed IN = position at Washing
ton. Major Mills is 4. practical Mechanic.
aud We have no doubt will manage affair,
satisfactorily to the operatives, and with al
vantage to the Government.
We regret that circum stances REQUIRED ,
transfer OF Major Bying,ou f.on. Ilar.,,..
Ferry-for be is gentleman uot only skin.
ed 10 bis profession but Of Gue social oaal..
ties.
lie will carry with him the hes, si.he. II
his fellow citizens
A'the acts OF public men are public rfe
perty, We shall a. public journalist, note
all matters in which the public may be inter.
ested We therefore trust thai the neu IN.
eumbent will discharge the du,ie. With that
independence characteristic Of the .OIIK
tueIy State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
SUMMERS FOR raE-IpENr.

Since the Democracy seem determined TO
take Mr. Lsteher IS their candidate for Gov
ernor at the ensuing election, (,ays the Win.
chester Rcpsbireaa) ip spite Of his approbs.
ton Of DR. Rufuerss argument ag.in,, sla
very, aPortiou Of the Opposition are f.vors.
bic to the nomination Of the Hon. GsoEoE
W SuSsEEs Of Virgins a. tho candidate
OF the People for the next Presidency Ia
addition u the fact that Mr. SUMMERS i.
gentleman Of eminent ability, Of uDeXcop.
tionable personal character, aud of some e1
perienee in public affairs, the Democrats
are about to spike the anti slavery guu by
adopting sir LcIcHEE ss their candidate
for Governor They show by this &C, that
1t is no just objection 60 . Southern man
that be once entertained and expressed op
position to slavery, and they couclusiysly
prove that their own objection. u Mr. SEW.
NrEsio 1851 were mere clap trap to dsluie
and alarm the Ignorant portion Of their PAR
ty The Democrat, Of the Frederick IL.
trict have proved their own contempt Of
such Arguments as we're used against Mr..
SuNNrEs, ly adopting a. their candidate for
Congress Mr. fAuLE~EE Of Berkeley. Who
IA ieS- made a E.uTe violent 4 notE N p
eloquent denOunciatiou of slavery than Mr.
SUNTLEs did
This question, then. being cut Of the eau.
Nass, by the act Of the Democracy ia, IN.
selves, and the South beiug entitled 70 the
next Presli, ut, no man in the nation. after
hr. CEirTENDEN, would be more likely 10
unite the Opposition than Mr. SrusrR.
lie would make . sound, safe, conservative
and national Pre.ideut-oue Of cul.tp,d
aud liberal views on all the grea, interest,
OF the country-and now that all modern
Democrats aud Wigs are beginning to &C
knowledge !hai the policy Of fostering hon,
INDUSTRY aud home resources is the tire and
indispensable one for the country 60, ,
ticket as GEORGE W S-xurEs ,r y;,,;r;.
for President and RoGEgr c. W,,7u,or o.,
Massachusetts, for Wee Presidep, .ouIl >.
a truly formidable one .gaius, the Charlie,
ION Candidates c ( the Democracy in 1850
We give these names to the Ye.I.,
amongst u 2 continent ones now spokeu Of
- ''H'' = -iiSc ura N Nsr.sgs paris oftLr
country Mr. W,NTHor. 1t will be recollsct
90 refused to supper, Gov. BAN1.iu evpse
quenoo Of bis Dismissal Of Judge LgrrSe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
Lot DoJS AFFAIRS.

h"rde' - Ton auegro man belonging to
Mrs. LEAN HUr,u-oN. of LouIoun COUNTY
killed free negro Rc.hs Hly.y on
Friday evening last, near Aide TIE d,c
tcul'y originally grew %; Of some m,p,y
Wtsrh the later owed The former and both
parties meeting at the time ucutIoue,! Allow.
the quarrel VAS renewed, When Hurley a,
tackled Tom with piece Of moving .ey,h.
ayoSing has purpose to take bi, III. ~ae,.
upon Tom threw a stone which took 81 >,
on the head Of the a.sailant, killiug l.a. =,
most instantly TOM has been lodg, 4. A.,
to await trial for the offence
Ms,rlta, a slave belonging to Mr. Joa,
CnAuitN, of Louioun COunty, eharg,i.uA
infanue,de, was tried before the C,ust,
Court On Tuesday, found guilty aud orI,,
81 l. be- transported
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
sHERIERALrY ELECTION.

hneh interest vas manifested yesterday
ct the polls, by the friends Of Me.srs Camp.
bell aud Aisquith. We have never seen
men work more earnestly Every mau
seemed disposed to accomplish good days
work The usual eleciioueeriDg me,ns we're
brought into rCquisi,iou, bu, We we're pleased
TO observe that all passed eff without, fight.
or bruises
Below We give the vote twill be seen
that 1t has resulted in the election Of Mr.
CANrnELI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
nGUArLL, urno,a,cY.

Afgw oftaa democracy u. i.Ik.l r, mar.,
E'..myrss lio,s. 10 Maruuslur.. ou Myu.
DAY lat We were not pfr.sutattls.r.n
aug u the meeting Lu, learn tia, -,iuc diN,
Guilty occurred Ito the orgluilat ou OF the
meeting Mo'i. : GEAsru,a E... az Ga
nn" drm crAi. a. TsuIs..l 81 Chairman
hut a. Mr e. D, uot au cu,hu-.l.l a. Mr.
tau'sHer. g., Proposition failed. aaI Mr.
W II Wong VI. selected Nr Samuel Al
burt, astvl a. Secretary \ commit, e
wa arFaia',! 90 <, through tie notion 4
appointing delegate, to tho Petersburg go.
berua'orlal Convention, aud after ayg1,.,t
S5sat t'I,H.Hh5r the chairman Of the com.
n'i'ee Richard >nub, E.l reported ape
uou.ly sell djgs,Ied aud cppcg-tsi .si OF
resolutions ,iIr.,isg Nj Faulkner and ire
sru'ias him o.. che choice 4 u .fs.I., f.rt.a
domination a. Governor -a.Ia.-l te.m,ar
ing Mr Buchauan 4 motion ~. u,I, 90
constitute any memtcr 90 'br Democratic
parry Of B.rEe.y vi, o. ..t 100 rs..f..
burg del.Est. but th. e...ulut.d
au.houus, re-, ,aI tbl, m.,.r. sud % VA,
d,fsb'ci
Jit h.fr. adjourn t5sav.r
m,mb.r OF o.. meeting at.-. iun.u
which va. I.ariu.I,.yal l..l De-. ...ng.i
&C. iruugt fr.1tat L...,.u i..
Illinois election IS l,rs tss ra.Isr to
judge b.s rr l.ea.t recitation .firs,, DO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11


% Andtew Hunisf E.q. Chairman
Dear ST. i have eiVei your KIND invitation
o. uLte ~ complimentary Dinnef IA honor OF
Ne 'ioh Henry B's'ihecr. u Wuui! be myst xra,e.
Iu' to IA feelings 70 te with YOU were ~ "a nv
power. Your banquet wall be a banquet of sIbd-
ness Anf good viii all the bt.t iuc> If he hu-
man heart Will Dc evoked. ald tue oBl, rivalry
WI l. that OF benevolent feeling ! should de-
hrhi most sincerely to psrtsk- ~uh YOU abI my
Iti ~-ctIsns aud 10 ESQ Tor att hour To- breathe
sut h 40 atmosphere, pure from u conflicting ~
Wrr,t' aud ecid Gale JlaiiOn.
Our cI'ting II>hri telluV.citiken va, palrshiy
shllr abroad an cri!r-sycr anu anon hts mott OF
sorrow esm- nOaiing uv~s The waters. tie palpa-
ny let bis hear bships Aiu. lie palpably loved
hs 1s'iTs halls u old Jefferson teef ihsa tke Roy
a. Court lie loved the ss,Ocia,iUns ct Ia, ,h.of
anu early maLhoud mote Than IA Ia CLING with King
90 Gourmet ant h. loved his ace Potomac bet-
lrf man ali the waters vi the Old w ot.d-aIa a,
Jrf-fN"n cuuCty hi,t led him ioTih 70 be cfu.s.d
Or II - mosi nee. IbI proper that she should 10
lhi> public manner SdYfH HIM viii ih- garland, 4
net love aud "a dong - she hoBots bim--honoTs
'hr u'>I piincipl,s ~ our common Batufc anC
honor herself, aEi ~hat other Srttim,rt can give
you than this
Ihr cri1~us OF Jefferson Couniy may length oi
CAV, he a. iIeu fish, hand aud 10 their ieig hanI
TIC hr> aaC EOEui. Ever truly,
w. l.. CLARKE