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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08
l.YNClsRlRs. AGENCY
OF TnE
NEW YORK LIFE INST RANCE COMPANY.


NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
INITIAL SYSTEM
meeting the Local H. I'd ot directors for thu New
York Lite ln.n anee camp nj tn. t"I'o In thee'ty
The undo prss,.m, and Director. OF tho Company
have examined the report and eshi, Of The NV York Life
le1s and being satisfied with prosperous condition eordai
recommend 4, to the encouragement and support of the
now been In existence tor ID years aud It's Capital has attain
Bonds and Mortgage. on Real Estate We think it most
profitable and safe mod, o money. The profits
man ir'y per cent l"'i "n'nm on 'hr premium PAM ~
sides these investments IN "'"ch A. o law 9" New f"k
cd with the state C"mptro I" meet lawful demands
which the Company may ia'tt pa,
We invite attention II the objects aud advantages Of
THIRTEENTH ANN Al REPORT.
Amount OF assets January /,
Amount of receipt. tor pr"m
nms. interest Ae II" Ja"y
pisHrns1Mr>,.
Paid osses by death. iutarcsi
on dividends, and ali ether
expenses. III lHo I'll
Accumulated Fund, Jan l. '5- sl,toe 9d6 Is
II will be by the above that this Company
hose desiring information in regard to the subject "f Ls
Company. who will give them information thai may be
desired or Tor reference apply to either mber 1T the L"ca
GEO wYTHE MUNfoRD Esq I,rsiu,nt
tsecr'.ary Of Commonwealth of v'relnia>
roGER a rKYon,
editor ofthe - nth y
THOMAS II FILLS. Esq.
tfrrs,!,n James River and kausw ha Coz
THOMAS AtHtf ~. Esq.
(Attornev at Law
WIN Il PAINE, EsQ,
tkent, laiuc Il Co Merchants,
JOHN bAGnY. Esq,
narmor, King queen Co. va
REV CHAS, II. HEAD.
pastor United Ircsby terrain Church)
Rtv JAS. Is TANLDR,
tCurg =" y Southern Baptist Convention.
II. X. ELY SON. Utni-rD
cIiAS. W. Pl RCEI.L, tBanker)
JAMES THOMAS Jk,
(Toba, co MauuiActurcr)
RoBERT S. fAiSE. NJ. ID D
4. L. wAIKfK. VI ID, Medical Board
=. II GTLhfR, NJ. II.
Al GARLAND, Local Agent.
Ia his absence Dr, 4 l.. W ALkER.
GNAS. n. WORKMAN,
(.rnn Ag's nmd Attorney IOs t0
Richmond, Va
E.W TKOTTER, General AgI.
90 FIN
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ren. NORvELL HOUSE. -y.a

FuNilS " ELL KNOWN HOUSE is now open for Tho rvccp
4 II n Of The public, having bc0p 1HORouaniN RtSoVA
~ H. and prepared tor the accommodation Vt lis guests In
r equal Ia puiic house the country. IL viii
be n flRS1 CLASS house aud nothing .lsr. OMNlBCSES
and CAIAGt> Will he In readiness at the depots
Of the different railroads convey to and om the
House.
share of tho public patronage respectfully solicited
. .dSrtt MN. IL kENNEDi. Assent.
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GABEIL HOUSE.
MAIN STREET LYNCHBURQ, VA

G. FISHER, Proprietor,
fuNllS lbl 81 having been thoroughly repaired. and r.
u furnished nnd II iiiiunal Rooms including III
kSG ROOM ~ by ~ feet utach, Is for the
Ccrton Of travellers and the public generally.
His table will he pscd with he beat the market affords
aud his Bar with the hes, of WINES AND LIQUORS.
An omnibuH baggage Wagon md Poricrs Will always III
found the Dnpois the ARRIVAL ofr trains aud also At thu
Packet i'nh to transport passengers tree of Charge
1rI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08

Accipxsr.-Nr Shadrach Colley highly esteemed
citizen of Abingdon, Virginia, had his ankle horribl,
crushed few days since by his horses running of
with a wagon ia which he was riding.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08

CUTTING ToBAcCo.-Some of the farmers in Henry
county, Va, cutting their tobacco already 1t is
ripe but they find that the lower leaves are burn
ing up to such alarming extent as to compel them
to cut it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

c,.crRr Ar CAnpaxLL CouRr-noUsE.-The pu-
nils of Mr. Eiiodaro Camps singing class
Campbell Courthouse. wall give Conce.t at that
place on Friday evening next, to which the public,
generally, is invited. Wehave seen programme
Of the pieces TO I've sung and the selections are ex
cellent. Mr.. Camp himself, will assist at the
Concert and we have no doubt it will he a rare
musical entertainment.
llFRrrcmr TR,pK.-There was received at the De-
not of the Va l. Tenn. X. r., in this city, on
TUESDAY, ~ loaded cars of produce from the " est.
couss ing Of 81 bushels Wheat; rs 3iS pounds
Tobacco: ", 600 pounds MMcellane,us 465 barle,s
Flour Is kaiel cars were sent West his morn
ing.
EXECUTION OF MuRDIk.R.-A correspondent
Of the Petersburg Express, writing from Cabin
Pc n Surry county, gives the subloincd account
of the execution of murderer at that place on
Friday last:
To day the negro who killed the lamented John
W. Watkins; suffered the extreme penalty of the
law. The general impression was, that finding
his end near, he would implicate Others but he
strenuously insisted that one but himself was
Concerned in the MURDER and that he could not
would not give any particular reason tor the
commission Of such an inhuman crime. lie spoke
boldly under the scafold, evincing no signs OF tre-
pidation or alarm lie bid his colored friends fare
well and desired to be rememb ED to his friends at
home. Although he exculpated all others yet
there are few persons who believed him. The
minds Of the people are well convinced that 1t
others did not assist, they were cognizant of the
intended commission Of the murder.
The two negroes arrested with him are yet in
JAIL awaiting the subsistence of Popular excitement
and Indignation before they could be safely t. rned
loose.
Thus ends this tragic affair. The inception and
finale, and its concomitant circumstances are
enough to excite the sympathies, and to horrify
the sensblities-but scarcely enough in'its PEN
atty to satisfy the justice and punishment due to
such fend in human shape.
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WSPAPER ADVE Using
AGENCY.
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFlCE.
Rky-l J. BU SINESS- MEN OILY NCH Bu RG''g5a
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH
E<y- NOW Is TIL T. TIME -U5u

TO the Citizens Of Ly,ichbury audi the Public:
A LII PERSONS. IN ANY BUSINESS. wishing to slver
"A any OF the follow Ing papers for which am
lUK ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED STATES)
VIII please call at the "virgiWinn" Once,
UP STAIRS where they viii. hnd nj all times ready
wait them 1t isuseess anything Of the advantages
of advertising, is acknow lodged fact that LIBERAL
ADVERTISING Is The ROAD TO WEALTH;
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEW :, bristol.
BROW hLuW'S KNOXVILLE Tenn WHO.
FINDCAToR. Joncsb"tough Tenn.
S SAzETr STAR leAI"s'on,vA
HnMnSnaI' ;Ahinsaonv.
nHs'.cnaai LiOery.v.
SALEM REGISTER. Salem, Va.
TIE VISITOR. Marion. Smythe CO Va.
VIRGINIA PATRlO 4, Independence. Graysonc CO Va.
DEMOCRACY, I p,..su. ",
STAR AND HERALD Christiansburg, Va
WvrHEviLLE TELE"RApl' wythevile Va
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monr' county. Va
ADVOCATE, Jefersonvie, farewell county Va
REGISTER, DanvlIe. Va
THE SOUTH WEST, Pearisburg, Giles county. Va
Prrsous wishing adv In of the above Ill
And call at the Office of the
Lynchburg Ergiuan, STAIRS, where contracts rll be
made and adv ertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
(I III also and forward advertising /" paper
In the United States. WADDlfL.
March lg"ts Foreman Virvntan Office
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scp,4 dtds


ltAMPRI1.l, !. A u FOX aAlE.-nf net
~ sold privately before. will sell pubir suct,ou
THURSDAY. the 3Jth day OF SEPTEMBER II fair II
N the next fair day Tract Of lnad aiming IN
- 100 ceres, Il
lying the county of Campbell the Lynchbnrg and Sa
lem Turnpike about mile from Lynchburg aud adjoining
the lands of John Johnson Cole Hon and others There
Is supposed be about cleared land embracing
good Meadow thus The soil ell adapted Corn
Wheat, Oats. Tobacco ant Grass
Persons desiring small firm Iynchburg. invited
to examine this place which very desirable and situated in
good nrighbor""d
Tie land II be shown 10 wishing 10 It, by Mr.
rettcrew who lives ADJOINING IL and dately the urn
pike
IR' Sale to he the premises Terms made known
the day Il sale. ELIZABETH 7. 81 RCllFIELD.
sept2 dlis
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sN-WANTED.- Wa

INEz wishes engage several competent men 10
4 travel In the State Of virginia chance Ia nf
energetic men Call No J. Cabcl House, Lynch
IN isept7 ~
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nsa- 6 /. . G Il S. -yfsa
I,NNCIIBJTRG COLI ,F,GF,

LNNCIIBUIiG COLI .EGF,.
rUNL fourth annual this Institution vii, Commence
i. ~ the 18th September.
The tho healtLcst mud accessible In
and hc oil study both Classical and
Scianhr, ,qua to that of the best American colleges
The Military Will be efficiently maint aimed
dor the Mr. Blsnkenship feduate Of the Vir
gna Military Institute. and recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey.
he professors will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School la which yonng men VIII be thoroughly pro-
paiu for college or business
FAGU ETY.
ROBERT /. BRoCKErT. Prfsidsnij Professor Of Nau.
raj Science
LYcunors G MA1ntws A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and
Bellies Lectures
II CAnLLL A. H. Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature.
j. ~ BEAxkESsP. Professor Of Mathema and Ipstruc.
tor Of Tactics
Rev. W W wALkFn, Professor OF Moral and Mental Sci.
Rev. T. X. COX. Professor Of History
SAMUEL GARLAND A. M Professor Of Constitutional Law.
D. A. LAKaIoRSk, NJ. d. Professor Of ANATOMY and Phys
Ioogy.
ADoLYHo SARToRI. LIZ d.. Professor Of Modern
Languages. -
Board % per week washing o. 20 per month fuel and
lights go 4 Tuition. so In tho Grammar School, and
$50 In the Collegiate Department for half session ,
u" Catalogues containing further information be OBJ
tanned by addr'ssng the President. aug 5ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08

FALL, 1sJs!
HAMILTON Sc GRAHAM,
Importers and Jobbers,
Rk prepared OFFER the most favorable terms. to
n WHOLESALE BtiY EMS pisrGe stock OF
'ORElGN AND Dom EaT1c Day GOODS,
Selected with great carr kr the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which for variety beauty. and Its adaptation to the
NORTH CAROLINA
virginia, AND
TENNkAsEE TRADE,
III he found second 10 none
Buyers from all serohs Invited close and rigid
nination Of our STOCK prices
No 90 SYCAMORE STREET,
.epi7n Petersburg. Va
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NEW CALlCORs, CALIGOEs.-Just open.
II $50 pieces new styles Prints suitable for this and
aug Nts John ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08

i6vHE VERY DEssRABGE REslDENCE
l. the late Elijah Fletcher is offered tor rent Apply
g FLETCHER,
alp &c. Amherst Courthouse
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N O T &c E

yu,uE UNDERSIGNED MANUFACTURER SODA WA.
TI;R which ho has bottled and constantly ON hand Also
the best PHILADELPHIA" Porter, Ale, and lager
GBcrr hand all which he will sell WHOLE.
SALE PRICES to the trade All orders from the country
received and promptly attended to- Place
Of business opposte the City Hotel .
sept3 d&clm NJ. MCCoRMACk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08
JANUARY 20th, 1855
GEO. w. VALENTINE, AND H.F HENfN
GROCERS.
/N,rf T)oOr 10 The Nerck0nis Rank

LYNCHBUR9 VA.
WE keep hand constantly Groceries Of quail
w ity. which particularly invite the attention
friends and customers We tender thanks to our
friends past favors and hope by fidelity the interest
all who merit continuance Of the We
receiving lot Of sugars Coees Mols
CROP Candles Leather, Salt, &c Ae which offer
cheap for cash or country produce. jan3Ob
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
2s624

In 1851, writer IN the London Atheneum
suggested the praeticability of a trans Atlantic
cable The suggestion fell still-born. In 1856,
experiments demonstrated that the telegraph
could be worked in 8 continuous circuit of
over 1000 miles, and that the conditions pres
ent in insulated wires under the ground and be-
meath the sea are strictly analogous, and estab-
lished, as was believed, the practieability of
working the Transatlantic Telegraph In
1854 the American Company was formed,
Messrs. Peter Cooper and Cyrus W. Field, tax
ing leading and energetic part in the Organi-
zation. Charters and grants were obtained firm
the governments of Newfoundland, Nova SEQ
tia, New Brunswick, England and the United
States. Great Britain granted an annual sub
sidy of ga 600 sterling until the net profits of
the company reach G per cent. per annum,
and the aid of two large steamships to lsy the
cable The United States an annual subsidy
of S7O, 600 until the net profits reach per cent
per annum, and two steamships also. Other
and valuable grants were made in aid of the en-
enterprise, and the Company was then known
as The New York, Newfoundland, and London
TelegraphCompany. :" Prot. Morse was appointed
electrician, and numerous experiments and tests
were made by him in connexion with Messrs.
WhitehOuse and Bright In 1856, the Vice
President, Mr. Field, VISITED London with
visw of making arrangements to advance the
The Atlantic Telegraph Com
ro,,- ,vas forrnaJ .or,,r,-.s.,,,. 81, ILL -
three hundred and fifty shares of one thousand |
pounds each. Mr.. Bright became acting engi- |
neer, and Mr.. Whitehouse electrician The
route was chosen after many sOundings and
much investigation. 1t was aseertained that
he Atlantic nowhere exceeded in depth $4,000
eet, and that the basin of the ocean is a long
rough or groove, extending between the con-
inenis, almost from pole to pole The hollow
# this basin is so great that the lowest depth
II the Atlantic is nine miles beneath the highest
'eak of the Andes. In most places the bottom
5 much broken up, and very irregular. The
southern routes were all found impraeticable as
racks for the Atlantic Cable.
Lieut. Maury pointed out the telegraphic
lateau as lying between Cape Race in New
'undland, and Cape Clear in Ireland This
lane is scarcely $4,000 feet below the level of
he sea The track was thrice sounded at the c
Apense of the governments most interested. Q
was shown that the waters rested tran !.
nlly on a bed of the minu;est particles of '
iells, the deposits OF uncounsed ages. The 2
'eatest depression of the plane is in mid ocean,
hence it imPereeptibly sseends TO the shore on :
tber side. The Creator had prepared the II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

Thus the problem is solved-the Cable is
laid-the Cable talks Well remarks acot,m-
pOray;
On the fourth of August, 1892, Christopher
| Columbus lost sight of the most Western High
lands of E1rope,-which he was not to see
again till he returned to give to Europe his gift
of this New World. Three hundred and sixty
SIX years pass away, and on the same day the
nOblest vessel in the New Worlds navy comes
in sight of the most Eastern of the Highlands
of North America; and as the sun goes down
she connects with the American shores the
thread which gives Europe and America to each
other A majestic celebration of the great he
rO's faithful endeavOr, at the end of year of
years after it was made
And another How this greatest fact Of the
hour sweeps away the landmarks Of existence
heretofore
The ancient geograPher drew his sketch of
the Obj TseTraTIiIH in a small oval, coneentric
around Greece, with Cimmerian darkness at the
west, and Ethiopian night at the east, and to his
loltiest conception there was no transmission Of
intelligence other than by the living messenger
sent. Twenty-eight centuries later, his descend
ant may converse with the denizens of a new
world at his antipOdes-and to these colloquists
ana noon llle same. Inc IlOIUc
are no longer gods of the hours, and time is no
longer time Terror Of Greece How would
the first Academy have struggled under prob
lem SO vast as that when day and night fee
away, and become obsolete in measure Of time!
The day Is not what it was, and it Is no longer
TO fix the standard condition controlling our
movements. The periods named day and night
have become changeahle and uneertaIn-Of
three parties in conversation, one may have high
noon, one morning, and the third deep night.
The business they transact must have place
in positive time, but which che claims the right
to have 1t done at 8 o'clock A. NJ. Obviously
the sun and moon are efiete and leaving the
small system called solar. we must mark
our time, and take our guides among eternal
suns
What mighty results from email beginnings
In October, 1897. Prof Morse applied for a
patent for the =" American Electro Magnetic Tel
egraph." Ia 1888 he obtained patent in
France. aud in 1910 a patent in the United
States. From this inception the work has ad-
Eaneed until the total length of telegraph lines
exceeds One HUNDRED THoUsAND MILEs, of
which thirty-fiye thousand miles are in the
u nited States, five thousand in the British |
Provinces, ten thousand in England, and two |
thousand eight hundred and sixty-twO are sub
marine.
The first submarine cable was laid in 1850, |
a miles, across the Straits of Dover. The /
wire soon chafed off on the rocks near the
French coast. A new and stronger cable was
aid, and as yet in perfect working order. The
allowing summary shows The time of ron
'trueting and length of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
nov Kansas ReIee,s the BrIbr |.

A despatch from LcavenwOrth dated the 4th,
states that complete returns from Leayenworth
county give majority of I74s against the Eng
Hsh proposition. Partial returns from Shaw
nee, johnson, and Franklin counties, increase
the majority against the bill to 47O4. Total
vote of these counties as received, is 6s46. 1t
is thought the whole vote of Kansas viii reach
$1,000, and the opponents of the proposition
claim a majority of 1000. Topeka cast 2iO
votes against the bill, and 10 for it Lecomp-
ton I22 against and % for it. Nolhing received
vet from the Southern and Western counties
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
For the Leader.
The PainesvilIc Convention

That Judge SPzlding made speech At the
late Painesyille Convention somewhat as re-
ported in the Hsrald of Friday, is true, but not
al the time as there set forth, neither on the
call of any one. l. is also true that the large
majority of the Convention thought the speech
il-timed and illjudged-a piece of impropriety
only exeelled BY its publication in the Herald
As among the official doings of the Convention.
And it is also true that DR.. Vincent, of Chagrin
Falls, made happy and triumphant reply to
Judge Spalding, which received the unbounded
applause of the Convention Why does not
the Herald deal fairly and also give the Doctors
speech
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
BeII Rinriua Fxtrnordinary

The Fire Alarm Bells of Boston are now
rung By telegraph, and the TraSsler states that
on Friday the Superintendent of the Boston
Fire Alarm Telegraph rung all the bells of
Boston connected with the fire alarm, from the
Office of the American Telegraph Company at
Portland. The Traseler says:
This extraordinary feat indicates the practica-
biiity Of a Simultaneous ringing throughout the
world, Of bells This event was Immediately
succeeded by the ringing of all the bells in
honor Of the laying Of the Cable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
Canada in Fermenr---Anoiher Ministry.


The Brown Ministry was snuffed out like
candle. The Premier appealed to GoyernO
General Head to dissolve Parliament and ordel
new elections, but Head was too old for that
designations followed, and the Governor Gen
eral is now denounced by the Opposition as bit
terly as was the Macdonald administration. His
course is pronounced arbitrary and unconstitu.
tional. Mr. Brown, and Mr. DOriOn the right
hand man of the Premier of day, have again
entered the canvass for seats in the House.
The Globe. the Opposition organ, thunderz
against " the double outrage of Parliament and
His E1cellsney," and prOclaims
The crisis Is not ended it has passed from
one stage to another more complicated and
dangerous The conflict is not over; in Its
more serious aspects it is just begun. sullen
discomfort pervaded the Province before, relieved
only by belief that Responsible Government,
administered 10y an honest Executive, afforded
constitutional means of relief Intense excite
ment now runs through the country with the
Tesistless force Of prairie FIRE; and who can un-
dertake to predict the consequences of trick
which exhibits a Governor General in the light
of paltry partisan, playing into the hands of a
faction, and waging var upon the rights and
feelings Of the people
Meanwhile the restoration Of the Macdonald
Administration goes on. Mr.. Gait is invited by
Sir Edmund Head to form q Cabinet. He
shrinks from the duty, and Mr. Cartier, of the
Macdonald Cartier Administration, undertakes
the job. Here is the result as officially an
nounced on the 9TH Premier and Att rney
General East, Mr.. Cartier; Inspector General,
Mr.. Gait; Provincial Secretary, Mr. Alleyn
Speaker Of the Legislative Council, Mr. BelIeau;
Public Works, Mr. SieOtte; Solicitor General
East, Mr. Rose; Attorney General West, Mr.
President of the Council, Mr.
Ross; Crown Lands, Mr. Vankoughnet; Post
Master General, Mr.. Smith Receiver General, |
Mr. Sherwood-all except Messrs. Gait, Bel
Ieau, and Sherwood, members of the late Mac
Donald Administrations Cabinet therefore of
he same materials, to re-insuguraie the poll
y so recently voted down by the Opposition.
Canada is a political e1uldron, well stirred just
now.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

THE TRANSFER OFFIcE-The Commission
ers of the Sinking Fund, the Auditor of State,
Secretary of State, and Attorney General, have
opened their Office in the State House, on the
night of the western entrance, where they are
prepared to attend to their public duties The
transfer books were opened on the 18th of July.
since which time about three hundred and
ninety thousand dollars have been transferred.
and new stock issued to that amount Certi
ieates Of the temporary loan, authorized by
the last Legislature, amounting to one hun
dred and sixty Thousand dollars have been Ia
sued -C0lzulbus Gazette
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
g ID a Ms..age % London.

The Boston Trarsier of Friday says-Two
business messages from New York merchants
to their correspondents in England, passed
through the American Telegraph Office, Trav-
eler Buildings, from New York, en- route for
London, yesterday, at 5 P. NJ One of them
containing ifty-seven words, paid through,
hfty-seven dollars, aud the other, twenty-seyen
words, for which twenty dollars were
paid
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Four,h ConErrs.ionnI plstrIel.

The Republicans Of the Fourth District com
prising the counties of Auglaize, Miami, Darke,
Shelby, dc, have nominated the Hon NJ H.
Nichols for re-eleetion, by aeelamatiOn: all the
other candidates having Withdrawn. Mr.. n.
accepted the nomination in a speech which was
received with enthusiasm The convention
was very large, as many as eight hundred dele
gates being in attendance. The reelection of
Mr. n. is regarded as " fixed fact