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Vi NEW MuSIC-Receivede every, week q
laW$RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery.
ROBIN RED BREAST; song. BY Hub

Nzf., NEW MUSIC-Receiyede every week at
fBs IFS S SFis r. !s ssaiS Il Hub
S PE 1--we e sssE.: s. s.
GEN NILE SSETTIE MOORE; song. BY Pierpont.
OILY ASK 4 HOME WITH THEE; song. By
Pretty HELLy; song. By author of "cottage
STOLEN tas ks Kisses 'i ARE THE SWEETEST; song.
IT'S 81 Hxk hlhs' 10 GiyE THE HAND. wher. the
DO 4faI SA Fn HfySF 81 sr b Sffs' s
HER Al fl9 xsD Hand IA SHALL GO TOGETHER;
goS Sfsf q VINO rs Song. By Lney. &c.
BoNNY ELOIsE; song for the Guitar. By Thorn
Bos BOB b WHE EG PoEkA y b FY%s @
hakgu kkf P6kA s. ssi Isslea c e
RODNEY I.,n Z, POLKA n L., BY De Llsls. %ss go,
SiFI OF FRIENDSHIP sCHoIIlSCH. BY
LA s gu RoS nj MAzuRKA DE SALON. Pa,
vIoEEsTT& REVERE MAzuRKA. Tar ke.-
LA IRA TRhvfxrA BRINDIsl vALsE. Par Bile.
ROSE COTTAGE WALTZ. Bv Fowler. ssc.
HkkSH PES z N1kcH A Pf J cHoR S
eRASShSs s siissS ASS sftS's II p
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- PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
IA lady, of much experiences in teaching,
W NJ wishes 70 ebt. i. few more gils FERNS
sic, Post Ofhce. % lin
G. "n aa Ei s nj As nRkE : :.
- - FRANKLIN ST., Bet N 18th and 18th,
Having opened shop at the ahnye location. will
f Ns hs ICE q Ii
kinds Of FURNITURE, at the shortest notice.
He Is also prepared to attend to all the branches
Of UNDERTAKING. and soiicits call -
J "a SHOP ON Franklin street, between 18th and
S q - THERE vin b. Z stated maetins of
NJ Mauehester b. A. Chapter, u. D. THIS
~ b. sfder Of NJ. 3. II. PaIssr.
.sl-lss = = " ss ssIstsry. 8
FINE FAMILY HORSE AND TOP
LNguGGY FOR sALE.-I offer for sale my
ga HORSE and TOP BUGGY. They mar Is
seen ct Mr.: w e. Lipseomb's Livery Stable. on
Ehockoe Hill. The Horse 10 large hny seven
yssrs oai perfectly sound II sysyy respect, and
quickest moving horses uper the saddle in the ety.
The Buggy 10 ono Of Hitchcock & 0sAosness best
ms ke. For teSms, apply 10 MI W. G. Lipecomh.
- ~. q. 5. TAYLOR.
- Two limo lUHTK6F ron SALE
U3Xy3PRIyATEIsY.--f eplendid Z octave
~ ~ tPIANQ9. in. 1oaavoqd Gases, cf brilliant
tone apd saDerk eAiah. manufactured b. Aibert W,
msss: s1ss s 4 NH is,.s,s
INT. ~ as VII s I'll - g. q TN e
tufe Rere4eetng elseWiIeee, AsaFooe Ms1ain may
3: g ssS 3 i'nsaisss spqlssfie1s ,ow J. ~.
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BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &c.

NEW SABBATH SCHOOL MUSIC, &c.
~ AT &C. e; DREEpWnRI,S lSlh M Main street.
THE PLYMOUTH COLLECTION; 19c.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MUSIC BOOK &c., at lower
The CRUCiFfxION OF CHRIST. By Major
FAIRBANKS THEOLOGY. A new edition; 2
PRofF'iEssoR cAMPBELL's NEW WORK ON
BA4As skkbfcTTksYYGH66Rk's TRAvgLs IN GREECE
HAIbANEs hND THEIR FRIENDS. Dct..
Humphrey. SOC. an 30-St
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SALEOE vALuABLE sIEAM MILL, Eel;

GALE OF VALUABLE STEAM MILL, &c.
- | offer for sale my. STEAM SAW-MII.L and
FIXTURESa Gig hteen horse power. lsituated in the
county of New Kent, three hundred yards from a
good landing on the Pamunkey river. viii also
seli.ali the TIMBER standing on $50 acres of land,
convenient to the Mill. There can be no better
situation for Mill than this, being convenient to
Wet Point and the White House. the present
terminus Of the Richmond and York River Rail
road. ANY person wishing to get BARREL TIM
examine or communicate with me at New Kent G.
H, Va. The timber consists Of white, red and
chestnut Oak Poplar. Maple, Gum and Ash |
will also sell. at the same time, my MULES. GEAR
and WAGONS, OXEN and LOG WAGONS il
not sold privately be- fore the Goth SEPT EMBER,
will offer them for sale publicly on that DAY.
au 3l-lw BENZ, T. BOSWELL
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3 - MILITARY.
ATTENTION, yIRcINyAR IrLEs.,.
As's & n ssssfH RT !,
" :! ,, i G.ss' 'f'As f.%gs.' hfAeEMEYEn, os
..s,nE e FIsa Fl 81 pFRco q :.
+ hs nj sis sa'fn sSs afss &C
Those who have signsd the list. are earnestly re-.
auested to be present at that hour.
By order Of the Committee;
7: y. tMAMBERLAYNE.
n GRAYs, ATTENTION., Ne Ct this
mediaseIy, their Dr. Ess PxRADE CAPS, sSst
he nay have them altered in accordance with
THIS and e1s Rs. and fa n a.S.
d,ss: sn0' JOHN GfSr' ot Stgi k IL s..
RUNAwAYS.
IN NOTICE.-wss committed to ths iail Of
ca thi: county, Bedford. Val on the 18th day
ssns s.s Il asitS ss
rs.x.thiee inches hixh scar over the leis eye;
hs slsy pants cadet DOWN each
xoo Fn shirt JOHN FL r. 1Es
anE-6w Jsilor.
n 4 ~ 4 " 9 sss1 q Esyv n n F,or, IN.
~ .uh.criter alout me middle ~ Sensemhsr
EES RIO MAN me. msd VIII WILEY
A-ison--about "a or Is years old. ordinary sise,
x new he above rswapd Of I'D fnr HI dey
cry at Tsumpkin. jail, N Richmond. Any inioI-
an can g s to e q
county, Nc. b. WAiATHERsBEE.
au A-lm-
FAIL sTOCx OF HATS. caps AND
AFuRs.-JOHN D00LEf, vi MAIN srHExr,
s.f s fSs St 'sss ' 81
il Vi. HATS IA se AS snd c 6.ssa Mo.s.n
pss Hat Of III The SOFT of Fl. a. M'n.'
French STYLE Ledger ssyie' bs1. crown; fian'ers
f S,oad The loves. oussy tho finest say
o ean n .es aa,, yuan, '' n a' r.ss
LENS, bob b., AM Eli n1.S.S vhfS
q FUR 0i0I IA fdss' RiDlNG HATS, Co.,
Velvet i,ur, porN,s u.rs avn c.ps
Of ls.s.. STYLES, some JUS. f i@poites from Paris.
LADIES' FURs
victorincs. Tippets. Half capes, capes, Muas,
s Mss:s: and A.. :rss and Misses fu'' all
CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
m.
AND dealer: =. 81 , R,'a
spared to make Richmond as good . market to pur-
chase sa IN ss any othef IN this c' 1oHN pooLEY
M =" 1.--." 80
~ W1REN, AZ MN sr Ay IA am now ia
reeei Ut Of my f.i stock Of GODS smbracns
~ almost erefy variety Of CHINA, GLASS
slsg Keen constantly az S:pd sas sss9ris;;ps
:,sss n. e. B xsssi.. ,s. &C..
n sGe :: % 81. 81 8:
S MS ,em sse All goods packed
=, Fok RENT. AND 4 POS PossEssIos
y bassmens and once, at the corner * Broad
and Ninth streets, recently occupied BY NJ. s, Val
any n the e . isn s R
tail Dry Gaods Store; Clothing store, Book, Piano
81 Store e. ns ao :"s nn ss
ton Of the city and any one Of which. with proper
's az si -hsa s'a % i MANN SH pTE
n. STERN = RRO..
q:t r. Rd sSfs. s ard s Re
ever onefea IN TINS market, OF the very nest aeai'
III you want to save Is per cent call on
m,,-,m H. sTEaM y. 4 R Bro:
O. GEO; ], 2; IS STEEL: DENTIST: h. Z:
UM bnsiness 70 '"'' city, anu - prepared '0'
Office Snd -, residence for the present q s 70
RI aea ssas Va ~ MAIN between ss spa sn'
go Mich fEh eoWs and sA YssI ers .:.s ssSPa
= 3 nssseSsnesd Of ss ely: Issy ess
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rs. BBAf4RsBBEER,t Sworn CONS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,

: % :.
above columns contain the numbers which were
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
number is the prize which the number in entitled to-
If your number is not in the list, and does not end
in 5. your ticket is a blank.
All tickets where the number ends in 5 are en-
titled to so in addition to any other prize which
the above drawing may entitle it to. Half, quarter
and nth tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of packages are entitled to all they
draw over the S20 prizes. Halves, qusrters and
eighths in proportion.
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned to
this Office for cash re-nvestment. Tickets that
have not drawn prizes need not be rsturned.
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Nos. Prizes Nos. Prizes Nos. Prizes. Nos. Prizes

CoHMIssIoNERs' CEKTIFfcATE.-The Under
signed, sworn Commissioners to superintend tho
drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery, do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
numbers and prizes rs they were drawn by US this
day, August 9th: 1889 at AUGUSTA. Ga.
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acscc months si,ice sxs cgGhl 36nced u!iss tasss
Powders in our home department sna BIZ , W.
Eiys snch entire satsfsrsaoa ~ Smsy II Is the
best article ever offered TO the houseksePo ~
us0 w. HoeEoJk Oov Bo0k. .rallv.
{ - - = W. uARLICK, MspHRmic cH,6ena.
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- KANAWAY-S200 REwARD--From the
G3 subscriier. about the middle Of September.
le6s. a NEGRO MAN, med WILEY, or
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. called Wiley Gran
.x&sison--about n or Is years old, ordinary size,
bacon color has one tooth out In front. He for
nae rly BELONGED to Dr. Anderson, of Amelia county.
viii pay the above reward of $500 for his dev-
cry at Lumpkin's jail, In Richmond. ANY infor
nation concerning him will be thankfully received,
and can be addressed to Scotland Neck, Halifax
county, N. G.. b. WEATHERSBEE.
au 2f-lms s4ta.sss f
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RUNAwAYS.

Aa NOTICE.-Was committed to the jail Of
CM this county, Bedford. Vs.,t on the 2sth day
of July last. 1882 - runaway q negro man.
three inches hixh !; scar over the eft eve;
long buxhy hair; copper color. Had ON when com
ntted, gray cassinet pants, cadet stripe down each
leg, wool knit shirt, soft hat; about -
70 years Of age. JOHN II. EUBANK,
An T-6w Is EFsffr JaiiOr.
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WANTED, COAT MAKERS.-We wish to
w employ 20 or 30 men to make COATS. Apply
on Saturdays, only, to NJ. B. SwEENEy,at
au 5-ts KENT, PAINE < cos.
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COKE, COAL AND ANTHRACITE. The
~ yards ut corner of 10th street and Basin and 9th
and Byrd, will be constantly supplied during the
season with. SOFT and HARD COKE and AN
THRAClTE and BiTUM1NoUS, COAL, which
the city and suburbs. The prices of Coke during
September will be AZ follows: Soft Lump, S4.75;
Soft Hail. $3.50; Hard Coke $3.50. Anthracite and
BituminOuB at current rates.
au Sits JNO. j. WERTH. Asant
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- 1Cu11coe1o Teheeea 1eo141nnon.exess<< s
n ~ sssisnsd hsvils glaAe arranxsments With
g = & & s h3fEsf hhsY hbsR z,iG-
S1ssss g ~, - 49, ~ u S5
'h s thsas ssesss- q fALBor7 / me
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WANTED-2O0 MEN.--The above number of
w Men can find immediate employment on the
extension of the Roanoke yalley RAILROAD. Wages
SIX per day Apply to TH0S. w. BROKEN
BRSUGH, Treasurer of Richmond and Danville
r. K, at Depot. t# je z4-ts
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WANTS.

~TrA NTEn SiTUATfON.-A yOunx man
w rom the county of King and Queen, WITH IN
ertensivs scQuansance, desires 2 sltnatnn ,i -
.nt,ls hanae in Richmond. Satlafantory referen
css viii be given. Address r. T." Dispatch Vf-
e. &c. VA" ~ re 1T
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WANTED, NEGROEs;,w,5 wish 70 Pprchass,
for plantation work: also, two No. CARPEN-
TIERS, good plantation SMITH. a man that un
derstands making and laying Brick, No. Cook,
about 30 years old, a good House Servant, Washer
ard Ironer about same age Boy Dining. Room
Servant, about Is or 70 years old. and Ladies'
Maid about Is or Is years old. | will not separate
families If know it, or buy negroes not under tho
best character. Communications addressed to me
from persons wishing to sell such slaves, as above
described, to the care of Messrs. R. H. MauIy &
Co., of this place. or George W. Logan, Esq.
Farmers and Exchange Bank, Charleston, s. c.,
till the LIST of September, will be gladly received
au Sim c. H. MORRISON, of Louisiana.
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The parties interested in the foregoing decree
are hereby notified tho have appointed the 10Th
day of SEPTEMBER Dc. for their attendance at
my Office at Hanover Court House, for the purpose
of settling the accounts directed by the within de-
cree, when and where they viii attend by ten
O'Clock A. NJ, with such evidences may be neces-
sary for me to execute the same
ne l-Glawt29thS O. BOSWELL Conn.,
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w NJ. r. G u A N DIE

fRAfkL1N ST., net y l3kn ana l4In,
Having opened shop at the above location, will
give his persona attention e MAKING. REPAIR
AtIkRNIIMTa EA = sbs 1 n. Of oil
He Is alsa prepared to attend to ali the branches
Of UNDERTAKING. and soiicits call. -
Atk. $3.50 "a Sc l--Sm
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!. FAIL sTOCx OF HATS, caps AM

~ FALL STOCK OF HATS, CAPS AND
RicHMoAD, Va, Is now ready to oxhiyit an IN
rsually large assortment of Goods in the HAT,
CAP and FUR line. The stock consists OF all the
- HATS AND CAPS
now in use, viz: the rich and beautiful Mole-Skin
Dress Hat. of his own and at Northern Manufac-
ture; The Soft or Felt Hat,
French style, Ledger style, Bell crown; Planters
Broad brim WOOL HATS,
from the lowest quality servants to tho finest Sax
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CAPS,
of Fur Cloth Plush, Hair, Seal, Glazed, TO-, 10.
= LADIES' RIDING HATS,
Of Beaver, black and brown. and richly trimmed
~ cHILDREN's HATS AND CAPS,
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UTANTED.-loo or IL NEGRO MEN, as LABO-
w RERS, at the Haxall Mills.
&, jy I8-dtf HAXALL, CRENSHAW Il co.

r ABORERS WANTED.-f still wish to en-
r. r., running from Fayettevn.e -: cc:.s..de,
n. C.-will give, employment and 2 long JOB to all
that come until further notice. Wages $l.25 per
days board $1,000 per month, country very healthy;
for further information, address the subscriber,
siso wish to employ good BIi CKsMITH On same
work, who understands Horse shooting, making
Jets Harnett County, N. G.
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eu Sl-4t X. Is. kENNON.
GRAYS, ATTENTION. - Membets OF this
Immediately, their DR. ESS PARADE GAPS, thst
Xix he NAV have them altered in accordance with
aShia instructions. u -
DRIIL.-Attend Drills at MILITARY HALL,
THIS and every TUESDAY and FRIDAY nishts,
until further orders, at O'Clock promptly, un-
dress uniform. By order OF Capt. ELLIOTT.
an 30-4t JOHN T. ROGERS, lst Serg't.
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CoBuRG Stock LOOKING DowN-The want Of
selfreliance which the Austrians have displayed
in the opening Of the campaign has damaged
them materially with their friends in England
The Coburg interest is completely nonplussed
by their want Of pluck. They had expected to
have been able to play against the second Napo
leon the game which George the Third played
against the great Emperor, but they are begin
ming to find out that the circumstances OF Eu-
rope have somewhat changed since that period.
The England Of today is not the England Of
half century ago, and people no longer believe
in thick-headed sovereigns or "heaven born"
statesmen. Amongst rulers as amongst the
masses, progress is now the only conservative
principle. Those who resist it must infallibly
lose their advantages of position and inllu-
ence. The Coburg clique are not iusensble to
these truths, and accordingly we find them trim
ming their sails to prepare for the humiliation of
Austria, which, if we are to judge from the al
tered tone of the London Tines, they evidently
think Is near. We give the English tories credit
for one thing-they are not recklessly obstinate.
They opposed Catholic emancipation, Parliament
airy reform and the abolition Of the Corn laws as
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ARIZONA AND IT'S SILVER MTNEs-We publish
and its silver mines from accounts of parties
alleged to have been eye witnesses of the indi-
cations of mineral wealth which that new Ter
ritory presents. While we do not vouch for the
accuracy Of the statements, nor endorse the
various schemes for emigration and mining ope-
rations now on foot, we lay the information
before our readers as we have received it.
Admitting that the mineral resources of Arizona
may be very promising, it must be borne in
mind that the people have been deluded of late
in two or three instances by exaggerated ac-
counts Of the existence Of gold in the far West.
California, it is true, realized even more than was
promised for her in the product of gold; but we
have an example before us of the mischief which
Spectators can do in the recent humbugs about
the gold mines of Fraser River and Pixies Peak.
1t is quite possible that good miners and
patient workmen, by some labor and perse-
verance, may make living and even amass
fortune in course Of time out in Arizona; but it
is very doubtful whether companies of specu-
lators can accumulate vast wealth with a rush.
All highly colored stories about the fabulous
riches which are to be acquired in hurry should
be taken with great caution. In nine cases out
of ten they are got up to deceive
Meanwhile several individuals are getting up
colonization companies for Arizona in this city
and elsewhere throughout the country; but the
War Department has intimated to the manager
Of one Of these companies that all armed parties
crossing the frontier of Texas ostensibly as emf
grants, will be closely scrutinized by the COM
mandants Of military posts, and If those officers
are satisfied that they are organized for any un-
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between DR.. esn, Of New York, and DR.. Little
john-the folher the know champion Of the
High Church and fayorite Of the clergy, while
the latter was the favorite of the laity. The
Convention finally compromised on conserva-
tive man-Dr. Odenheimer, Of Philadelphia-but,
as we have said not without struggle, just after
the fashion of ordinary mortals, eide Congress,
the Police Commissioners, the Board Of Council
men and the Tammany Hall factions. This
Episcopal Convention, the Tract Society, the
Baptist societies, and DR.. Cheever's church
troubles, would seem to show that gentlemen of
the cloth have their squables quite as often aud
as bitterly as other people, and with quite as
much of an eye to the spoils.
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THE COLD MINES Or NORTH CARoLryA-A
CRITIC CRrr1cIsED-A short time ago VIC pub
lished a criticism on "a trip to some of the
Southern States" in which the critic undertook
to correct some statements made about the gold
mines of North Carolina. On another page
we publish criticism on this critics letter.
which elbows that che is not sufficiently ac-
quainted with the mineral resources and min
ing operations of that State to form correct
conclusion as to their immense value.r The
writer of the second letter seems to know what
he writes about much better than the author Of
the former one, and he fully endorses the truth
Of the sketch published in the HERALD. As we
said before, we have no interest in the matter,
either one way or the other, but are glad to see
that North Carolina has great mineral resources,
which only require TO be developed in order to
elevate that State immensely in the scale of The
confederated States of this Union
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE YACHTING SEASON.
The first race of the New York Yacht Club
comes off on Thursday next. 1t is to be smooth
water contest, the course to be run being from
Hoboken to the Southwest Spit, inside of Sandy
Hook. Under these circumstances, it is not pro-
bable that any of the "od salts" Of the club will
take part in it, or that vessels whose qualities
are best developed in rough sea aud spanking
wind will be entered for competition. 1t has
been stated that the Scotch yacht, the St. Ursula,
is to test its speed against that of the Club YES
sells on this occasion We scarcely think this
likely, considering the conditions under which
the race is to take place. There is no knowing.
however, what the ambition of a foreign aspirant
for yachting honors may tempt him to do; aud
the owner of the ST. Ursula would seem to be
preparing for the dangerous eventualities Of the
contest, for we learn by the English papers that
he is attending the revival meetings in Fulton
street.
1t is pity that the regulations of the
club do not permit the doing away with
the restriction which confines these races
to smooth water limits, and which, however
it may suit the qualmish stomachs of the amateur
friends of the members, is inconsistent with the
noble ambition which disdains easy courses, both
above and below. The regulations may, it is
true, be altered but they are the offspring Of the
constitution of the Club, aud some Of the mem
bers probably entertain horror Of meddling
with so sacred thing We are, on this subject
very much Of the opinion of the learned head of
one Of our colleges, who, when met by similar
objection, startled his hearers by the exclamation
"Then say d-n the constitution, if it is opposed
to the dictates of common sensey'
Until the progressive, though, it must be owned
rather profane spirit which prompted this re
mark, reaches our Yacht Club, some other means
must be resorted to to satisfy the natural desire
which the more experienced Of its members feel
to try their strength against each other on the
open sea. Let the fresh water sailors have their
race, according to the Club regulations, but in
week or two after let there be a sweepstakes
between such vessels as the Julia, the Minnie,
the Rebecca and the Una which do not
fear heavy press of canvass, and
which display their sailing qualities best in
rough weather. BY making the goal the Five
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The Virginia Election-The DemoraIized
Democracy and the Next Presidency.
From the returns received Of the Virginia
election We make up the following table of the
reported majorities for Goggin, the opposition
candidate for Governor, in comparison with the
vote for Governor Wise in 1855, to Wit
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long as they could do so decently When they
ioun0 mat their further resistance would only
endapger the public tranquility, they yielded
WIN a good grace, and even helped to pass the
very measures that they had opposed. They are
undergoing another conversion OH this italian
question, and we have no doubt that their con-
victions will be quickened by the overthrow Of
the Derby government and the retirement Of the
Austrians behind their defences On the Ticino.
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,.ms, objects they will be arrested and their
.or,r.,. rs handed over to the civil authorities
This deterD. nation may materially interfere
with the plans o, those parties who are getting
up emieraut compAnie,s for Arizona.
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THE ALMIGHTY Internationally travellers
in the United States accused the Americans Of
worshipping the Almighty Dollar--now, the Al.
mighty Niger. Is 1t not 80:
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THE CLEnGY AND THE SPous.-The New Jersey
Episcopal Convention ct Burlington, after hay
ing held half dozen fruitless ballots finally
succeeded yesterday in electing bishop to
succeed Bishop Duane. The contest was at lrst
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