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The Lcttcrs OF Acceptance.

lN this issue, we present 10 our readers
the letters of Hon. JoHN G. BREcKIYRIDGE
and Gen. Jo. LANE, in acceptance of the
nominations rendered them by the Demo
cratic Constitutional Convention. The let
ters are cmincntly statcsmanlike in tone; and
we believe that the position Of the CouStitu-
tional Democracy is SO clearly exhibited, and
shows so favorahly in contrast with that of
other parties, that all the true Union, State
Rights men everywhere, will rally to the sup
port of our ticket Let the questions at Is
sue in the canvass he fully discussed, let the
tendency of Douglas Squattcr Sovereignty
be shown to the people, and let them soc
how the Opposition party, by its non-com-
INITIAL course, and It's cvcpbody's platform,
has pmdcrcd to Black Rcpubicansm, and
we have no fear for the notwithstanding
and Lane will receive the approval Of the
people at the ballot box
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
Our Ticket i'm Indiana.

THERE was lately call issued for Breek-
iarilge and Lane ratification meeting at In
dianapoIis, Marion County, Indiana, signed
hy one hundred Of the best and most infu-
oBiial citizens AZ the County. Much eRthu-
sias.l Wa manifested
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well, and spent so much time in admlring the
beauties of his Cave, that wO had none LEFT
for visiting the Diamond" as we had in-
tended, but were compelled to go on our way
reioicine-still with the determination, that
if we see anything that will be of interest to
you, to let you hear from US.
KUROS.
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Acceptance of the Hon. John e.
Breckinridge.
KUROS.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION,
BALTIMORE, MD., June %, 1860.

SIR: am directed by vote of the Demo-
ocratic National Convention to inform you
that you have been this day unanimously
nominated by it as the candidate of the
Democratic party for the office of President
of the United States, and in their behalf to
request you to accept the nomination. beg
leave at the same time to inclose you copy
of the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
tion as the political platform on which the
party stands. have the honor to be, very
respectfully,
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Hon. HS. ID. Nabers.

THE Opposition Convention for the 10th
Congressional District of Tennessee, met at
Memphis, on Tuesday, July 10th, and nomi-
mated Hon. i. u. NABERs, As Bell and Ever
cit Elcctor for that District. Mr.. n. once
filed the seat in Congress which AIr. LAMAR
now occupies.
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Eastern CIarion once for Sale.

THs Office of the Eastern Clarion. pub
lished at Paulding, Jasper County, Miss, is
offered for sale. The clarioa is the largest
paper in the State, and has a very large sub
scription list and advertising patronage
The Office is one Of the most Inoney-making
IN H., State.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18

The NississiPpian learns, from reliable au-
thOrity, that the President will not fill the va
caney on the Supreme Bench till next winter.
The great age and ID health of Chief Justice
fancy, make it probable that there will be
another vacancy before that time.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
The Grcnf Eastern.

THE Great Eastern left Southampton wa
ters at 8 o'clock on the morning Of Sunday,
June 9th, aud arrived off Sandy Hook at
7.2O on the morning Of Thursday, the 2Sth,-
having been at sea a fraction over eleven
days,
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q SExAToR TooNBs is out for Breckinridge
and Lane. lie is said to have made one Of his
smashing speeches at serenade given him in
honor Of Mr.. Brcckinridge atWashington, Mon
day night July 9th.
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Dcatis of e.. +. .ss. James.

LATE steamship arrivals announced the death
of G. =. Il. JAMES, the celebrated novelist,
and late British Consulat Norfolk, Va. Mr..
James had many admirers and friends in this
country.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18

To CLEAN HKAD AND C.oYHxs Rv,-svvs
Put tablespoonful of pesrl-ash into a
Pint Of boiling water. Having fastened a bit
OF sponge TO the end Of a stick. dip it into
the solution, and wash the brush with 1t:
carefully going in among the bristles. Next
pour over it some clean, hot Eates, and lie. it
he little while. Then drain Il, wipe It with
a cloth, aud dry It before the fire.
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G9r 0fforo sutlliemtfr.

HOWARD FaLCONER, EDITOR
--szs.sS-
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, - 1860
FOR PRESIDENT,
John O. Breckenridge,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
J o S g p h L a ne,
OF OREGON.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
State at LGrG6
IT, T. ELLET'T. of Claiborne
a. X. BLYTHE, Of Yallobusha.
First Congressional District.
j. W. CLAPP. of Marshall
Seeond District.
RICHARD HARRISON, of Monroe.
Third District.
II. T. LIDDELL, of Carroll.
Fourth District
LIVINGSTON MINIS, of Kinds.
FTtth District.
L. b. CHRISTIAN. of Lawrence
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re- \ TRULY great man bOrrows no lus-
tire from splendid ancestry.
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F'itth District.
L. b. CHRISTIAN, Of Lawrence.
National Democratic Platform

Reporieda at Charleston igd majoriig of he CoHHIii
t.r, aud unanimously ,.aopted at baltimore.
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imposed upon our correspondent in Pumey
wEo semi i, in good faith
A white woodchuck has been caught in
Westminster by a Mr.. Tracy. Il has pink
eyes AMI is supposed to be a year old, and
may DC seen at Clark Chase's Store. This
white woodchuck can go with the blacl,
snake in Weston said to haye raltles.
Mr., Munroe has remembered US with a
fine lot of ripe tomatoes from his distin-
guishcd garden.
The Douglas folks Of this town are get
ting organized, and ct the September cleo
ton promise to poll three-fourths of dem
ocratic vote. There are not over thirty
five democrats in town who do not prefer
Doug TO Brock.
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Douglas and Non-interven,ion.

The supporters Of Douglas and johnson,
the regular nominees of the National Dem
ocratic Party for President and Vice Pres
ident, are hereby requested TO meet in
mass Contention at Fayetteville on Tues
day the 9TH day of August, 1860, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, to ratfy the nominations of
Douglas and johnson, and nominate candi-
dates TO be supported for State Senators
and County officers.
The follwiug named gentlemen have pos
lively engaged to be present and address
the meeting Hon. John G.. Sdre Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor. Hon. Ste
phen Thomas, Democratic candidate for
Lieut.. Governor and Delegate from this
District TO Baltimore. Hon Isaac B.
Boacdid Of Burlington. Hon. James G.
7hayer of New York City. c. ~ Daren-
port, Esq, of Wilmington,
Let there be such rally Of the masses
as will teach secttonalSts that the Democ-
racy of Windham County are not market
able commodities, and can neither be bought
or sold with federal patronage; but will
maintain with an unwavering devotion, the
principles and regular nominees of the
Democratic Party, come veal, come woe"
Rufus Lyman, Democratic County
Franklin Moore, Committee.
Also,
Hon. John Roberts, Saml Root, Esq,
Chas. n. Davenport, Chas. Chaplin,
Samuel Dutton, Benz. Smith,
Erasmus Plimpton, f. w. Mather,
Daniel Leonard, Kittredge Haskins,
Henry Ames, John Corkins,
S. w. Bowker, Thomas F. johnson,
d. II. Rice, J. W. Reed,
j. w. Carpenter, A. Arnold,
jeremiah Barton,
And over five hundred others.
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NE Subscribers being duly appointed By the Probate
w Court the district Of Westminster, Commissioners
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the Estate Of JACOB tlsA- iate q
Townsiend in said District, deceased, and also all css
aud demands exhibited in ogset heretq and SIX months
from the day Of August Sfi being allowed BY said
ts,Ft for that puras ther5re hereby give notice,
tas will attend the business Of said appointment,
az the Dwelin IF WA. X shsfferi IN Iownsheud.
in said District the hrSt Monday Of September and De
celer next from until four oelock z. NJ each Of
said days. oIIFEa WILkINs0S, Commissioners.
31S4s ELIJAH ALLEN,
WM r. SKATER. Admir- Tovushsud. Aug. 6, ls6l.
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DEATHS.

In Galva Henry County Illinois the 25h ult, OF drop
ty, after inesspf nine months SOPHIA BILLINGS wife
of George F. Burt aged A years Mr. and Mrs Burt
natives Of this and but few years since migrated
illinois Mrs Burt deserves thana passing notice.
but the pen that writes this notice has not the
ability to speak her praise Her virtues ans good qualities
too well realized by those who know her best
Friend after friend departs
Who has rot lost 4 friend
" There Is ne union here of hearts,
s. That has not here endh sLB.
In Elgin Minnesota on the 9TH of July, FRANCES D..
daughter of Sias A. and Lucy NJ Putnam formerly Of Che
VT aged years On Wednesday she attended Picnic
In the neighboThood full Of life and animation. On Thurs
day she slightly Ill, Saturday sse corpse
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srArE or yERMoNr.

- :, ~ yssrs11srsS : 5 for aid District To al
Grafton deceased. Srer~ns-
Yen ar hereby notified thai tbs Court viii decide upon
,t iovaure N the account q EihaHsu W stiles, admin
isttr u aid rstate dscrre s;inn q sid estate
rr- Is. Frssns eutitisi therta, ~ s siuu thererf
=. ~ hed Al the Inn A. X. MIDI "a hnckin1sna5 m
is nisrrrt On The first wednesday a sePtsFnir, A. D.
1ssf Fr nnl xte-z voa i1zF h lizard IN the rrensss
~ Sc ~ BIZ W AAAN' -
Cfzffon, Aus ], $50. ga
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y
consisting Working Oxen Mich Cows and two and
three years old.
Prices Of Market BeefExt ira including nothing but the
best large, fat stall fed oxen Sc u al 00 first quality
Sc 50 second quality s. 90 third quality 50 49, orlin
airy 81 70
Working Oxen. SO, a $50.
Cows and Calyes-S20, 80, 40 a CO.
Yearlings; None yearsold SO a II three years
old IL q IL.
Sheep AMI Lambs-6S0o At market Prices in lots,S
Is, a. 30 each Extra 200 30 asa 90 each or q DC
per 10. live weight. Spring Lambs 0 90 1000,
Hides 81 q 7e. Tallow Ga 64c.
pelts soc a 81 70 each. Calf Skins IL a l3c U fb
Vealgalves 81 n q
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CPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPAuIDING's PREPARED GLUE.
sPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SAVE THE PIECES.
,..n,n,rr, nfsr irl,ul


ECONOMY DlSL AINll-
rT-"A sTlrcH u TrrE SAWS NiSE.T-C1
As accidents viii hSppen in weregusted families,
IL 4 very derahle 10 have cheap convenient way
for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc SPAuLD
INGS PREPARED GLUE mests al such emergencies and
no horsehod can afosd 70 be Eithoat IL
and up 70 the sticking point THERE'S longer NECESSITY
for chairs spintcrsi hecs dolls, and
cradles IL just The article for cone shell. and
other oruauens sor popular with ladies' q refinement
and taste This admirable preperationis used cold, being
chemically held soiufiun, and possessing all the valuable
ousitiss q the tt cabinet makers Glue Itmsy be ascd
IL the raes Of ordinary ueisss. being vastly ahes
i've UsEFULI IN EVERY HOUSE. \. IA Brush
-sri~s each botfle Price. = Wholesale Dept.
10 = Cssarst Neu YORK. AtIross n g sPAULDtNG,
Dox No. 2sal, Ns-x York
PM m ~ l,e.leFs " Czss c-ntaHins fsSlr sht aud
twelve aunen he4utifal graph >tcFtar sctaTsny-
ing each packaze single bottle o. NFauirgs frsfar.d
ssf5.e vii save er fes sunsily every hSae-
koff SD prcrrireut csaiiepers, prr--t Hard
uare and Furniture aisrss Gryecrs, sui Fancy strcs
.,o,,trr ,r.T-szufs shauid rake ~ spauila-
prrrs-sd Gln. saatirs NJ 'heis fsiiil, irl ar
an clzz,s. 80
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ocaI Matters.

s~ We have a number of communca-
on hand which will be attended TO
|. Our local matters for a week or two
] not been very full, owing to the una
liable absence Of the editor. Last week we
! short of help and two hands got out
paper alone and did most of the editing
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-10

IANTED-An active intelligent man, 20 act as travelling
w agent in csnvsihg two three Counties IN this
state The highest wages will be paid For information
Inquire at No 4 Went orth' 5 Building.
Bellows Falls Aug. 8, 1850. S23i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-10

Remarks-There unusual large supply Of stock
market for this Of the year and owing the very
hot weather sales dull butchers finding but little call
for Most of the cattle of this quaty-not
enough of first quality to supply the demand but in
of rst quality would lessen the sale Of second quail
week
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-10
Notice.

,ElHE undersigned members Of the late fra Of L. BAR
ny co.. vii eon tlnue the Tin BusiDcss, Sc &C she
'h stand under the name % BARRY & SMITH
NJ T.. BARRY,
saxtons River, Aug l, 1850 lseail j II. SMITH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-10
Severe Aitact of Dyspepsia Curcdi
From A. n. WILDER. Esq, Proprietor of
the saNton's River HoteI.

oN4Ioh : IIlItIi 10 My IIi IoUJ'
Messrs. s. W Fowe & Co
Gentlemen About two years since attacked with
sudden and distressing pain at the pit of my stomach,
which at times SO yOilent thought could not live at
other times the pain subsidized into dull heavy oppressive
load upon the stomach which remained until again took
food, when the Folent pain would return remained in
this condition for several weeks and in the meantime consult
thap procured pptte OF the oxygeueted
from il rst gaEs mach relief Tive bottles effected
entire cure, aud have since had the difficulty
attribute resortiOn to health entirely the Oxynat
ed Btter nothing taken previously gave any relief
believe the Bitters to be Of high merits and value
Yours truly, A X. WILDER.
Prepared by SETH W FOWLE 4 CO. Boston, and for
sale BY J. W MOORE Bellows Fails; d Z. CUSHING. Cam
bridgeport T. SABIN Jr, Saxton's River; J B. Dv0L,
Rockingham n. 8. WEEKS, Grafton; o, +. BUTTER
FIELD, Townsheud E. WILCOX, Westminster; JOSEPH
CLARK, aud 1. n. THORN Brattleboro s. Z. MILLER,
Fsyetteyill and by dealers aTeryyhers- sos.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-10
SIGN OF THE ARCH.
CHA'S III. ROWE,
wAgeHMAEEF ASS JEwsLEB
Is bound to keep the Sign of the Arch
BEFORE Tl5 PEOPLE

a practical Matchmaker, he allows of superors
n For proof try him ask any one that has.
Be carry your watches under the Arch If they
need cleaning or repairing Prompt attention and thorough
workmanship are promised, and satisfaction Warranted
Cock-work and JeWery repairing receive the stteu
ton.
Also stock Of Goods consisting Of Clocks Watches
kinds Of Jewery Pnre Silver and Plated Ware Specta
cles Thimbes Fancy aud Toilet Articles Perumery, Fish
ing Tackle, Stationery &c.
Every description Of Hir leSlry VII be manufactured
to order, and mounted with fne guld-
EVER thing warranted recommended You can't mis-
take Sign Of the Arch. CHESTER, Vt. p
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Pure Jamaica Rum.

ST. cRoI- Rim, sc0TcH AND IRISH wHIsKEx
an thu shase Imported bottled hy himself warranted
pure and tie Acss tst.s 81
70 TIE PUBLIC.
w stake my ftfiati ~, asa- ny s-suirf
merchant - tisty Saf~' IA fatk thai vs.,
pledge and testify 9Th ny seal hitl and rer
cate. b rorrrrf. suf - fclir 1peD b. sfs
fhs-srisns who Wire sue fsosS IN ssasr f4zs5.
slssul1 gye the pfssss ense a. shsr usss-ss.
For sais ~ ~ rs~asvahs4 swzsezx IA sr.,ss.x~ss
TIE VI se DrHesst- n fssaa vi surpig ne fs@ir
kisa. ". D "a III / 81 &. q Gnanwf~ sFsi.r-sfa
rseiis Massive tpeFiiO WOiFs
S N1rafaf -rf.s al Isrp--~r & he s. ls.
-rh.sffs. - = R,-tsE ssfsft Ntn lrsk. as
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-10

Dr. G H. sHoLEs E7 EeTrc PHYSICIAN, gives particular
diseases Of the gssiciaTy organs and spe
cal diseases Of See advertisement in another col
June IS. 1890 82
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-10

Cash Paid For
OUTER EGGS, POTATOES, WHITE BEANS AND
2i cRAGIN & STONE
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The Oyygenated Bitters.

Dyspepsia Indigestion, Heart Burn, Water Bash, Sour
Stomach Jaundioe Flatuenoy General Debility &c, find
ready relief and speedy cure in this great remedy.
THE ORIGINATED BITTERS.
Are believed by many who have been cured of the above
complaints be the only medicine which the maters mei
affords for their nfalHble Ii is not alcoholic
preparation, which, while giving monetary stimulus
duees the system in the ratio but distinct and
different from any medical preparation compounded,
and which will in most cases extract the disease by the
the patient pristine health In proof Of
which, testimony OF the very highest and uheNcepeonae
character Is presented.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-10

Windham County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
THE members of this Company hereby notified that
i the following assessments have been this day made
all notes in force dates below:
September Is, 1859, 4 per cent
February TO- 1850, 5
March H. 1860. 5 81
May % 1860, . q
making Is per in ALTO be paid the Treasurer in
Brattleboro, on the lst day of October nzx5.
L. @. MEAD, Secretary.
Brattleboro, July "a, 1860
The members are further notified to attend the Annual
Meeting Of said Company the Court House in Newfae
Wednesday the 18th day Of September next at O'Clock
M. L. G.. MEAD, Secretary.
July "a, 1860. 1913
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\ CARD
TO THE PUBLIC.


WETAkE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO OUR Nu-
w Friends Patrons that owing large
and decreasing trade for which wish them accept
sincere thanks have found II necessary
stock to the utmost capacity small store capable
Of eona ming Aud wish say the Public spd Pat
every where, that they ind IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-10
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

And over five hundred others.
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MEDICINES.
SoAoR oAA OR KJNGS EVIL,

Oh ~ y a. :
blood, BY which this uId becomes viteted weak,
and poor Being in the oircuation, perva les the
whole hoty, and may burst out In disease On any
part Of il. Whatever be Its origin IT. 10 here ditary
In the constitution, descending from pareIts to
children unto the third and fourth generaton;" in
deed, il seems to be the rod OF Him who says, II
will yisIt the neuities of the fathers upon tneir
One qu.rter of al our people are Serofulcas;
their persons are invaded by this lurking nfeotOG
and tlier health 10 undermined BY IL To oleeuno
il from the system must renovate the blood by
Alternative medicine, and lnvigoTate It BY healthy
food ard exercise. Such medicine we supply In
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFSARSAPARILLA,
the lost effeotual remedy which the medical sIill
ofour tmes can devise for this prevail.
active remedials that have been discovered for
the expiration of this foul disorder from the blood
and the rescue of the system from its destructiy5
consequences. Hence 1t should be employed for
the cure of not only ssrofua, but so those other
affections which arise from 1T, such as EruptIve
aud skin Diseases, st. Authony's Fire, Rose, or
Eryspelas. Pinples, Pustries, Blotches, Bains
aud Boils, Tumofs. letter aId Salt X heum, Scald
Head, Riugworm, Rheumatism, 81 philitio and
Merourial Diseases, Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Debility,
aud indeed, all Complaints arlsing rom VitatN
or Impure Blood. The popular belief In t.fmpuytfy
ofhs Blood" is founded IN truth. for scrofua 10 q
deges GRAFTON of the Blood. The particular purpose
aud virtue Of this snrsaParIn Is to purify and
generate this vital fluid. without which sound
health is Imposslbls IN COMMUNICATED constitutions.
NJ and sold by all druggists everywhere.
m -en1
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.


NATIONAL HOTEL.-C Poud; CT: G
Shorter, Ala, L Hulseman, NY; Powell and
nePnew, Ais; Dudley, Ky; L La Sere La;
Emerson and lady, Miss Emerson, Miss Brown
) Hogg, N.Y. w Hale, Mass; Dr II Osbourn
and Indy Miss r HILLARY, A Hilleary, Md; f
Clarke, XII; Mason, Pa; Z Dix, Md; A Horlan,
NY; Pooley, Eng; 8 Berkenssott, C Edmond
q g Smith and lady, o; r Session, Miss; F r
Pesk, AK; Nemegiss, Mex; MacaIister, Pa;
Campbell and family, r Campbell, Texas;
Mis- NJ Aitkin, Miss l. Aitkn, Captain w Me-
Doweli, "a; cossitt and lady, Miss NJ Moore
Miss Moore, Miss Mollie Moore, Tenn; w A.
gor, So; X H Key, Texas; w Mitchell, ID
s 3 u Md; 9 Smith, Ala; r 8 Moon, sc;
Is Robbins, Ga; w KeIlam. Ala; ID Thomp-
500 and Lady, Miss NJ Thompson, Miss Thomr-
son, La; Z l. Gaia and lady, w Gaia, Miss
Mack, Alex McVoy, Fla; Home Miss Home
La; Aston, Miss o Wheeler and lady, o; C v
Wocdruf, NY; r Dowell, Va; = aohnson, NY;
CamPosil La; McClees, Chambers, w Nj
Wsllingter, w Caldervait, Pa; G A Martin,
BROWNS HOTEL-w Campbell, NY; j
Perkins, ID Lowell, Mass; + Chambers Tex; l.
Beckel, Ny; w Rankin, XIV; Mci,auphiin.
Md; X Il FAINT, Mo; w Yeaton, nj Hurley. La:
Jaoge Iolton and ly, Miss Tolton, N Stoddert, K
Sotia' Tenn z Gordon, Ala; ID Gill, Va; w H
Price, Ala; ID Bell, USA; ID Hancock, Il Boston.
va; Or sandidge and fam, La; G AMMAN and Iy'
SC; II Wilson, Md; A Monn'ce, Pa; d Jamison'
Martin, La; Peake: Tex; A Gunnigan, Ala;
HoiJ Landrew, Wilmington, La; r Goodrich
and ly, La; G McCrevy, Va; It Adams, Ala; A r
Haws, Pa. Rigley, Miss; G Phipps, Pa; s Tou-
sey, N.Y. Brown, Mr. Rutherfeld, Va; C Jors
don, Miss Taylor, KY; F Linlr, La; w ID
KIRKwooD HoUsE.-cspt Bradford liza.
Peaiaeld, o. Wilkinson NY; J Chandler
sam; M Henry, DC; 4 w Mearford Tenn; 8 q
Chidress Tex Drons, Mifs; II al Brown and
~, Ark' Conner and ly, Mass; C NJ Lasing, Il
Noran, w Jones, r s Kearney, La: o S6rigg.
Nd ID Anderson, Hartley. B Sullivan, DC.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, Gentle, C And
zee, ae6er, rrechel, La; 6 Howard, Va; T
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u Gov. Letcher has closed a contract with
Messrs. Joseph r. Anderson & Co. of the Trrde-
ger Works, at Richmond, to lit up the new Stats
armory Of Virginia with sufficient machinery for
manufacturing annually 5000 rifed muskets the
entire contract to be completed at a cost to the
State Of sl5o eco.
~ James Stewart, aged Ill years, and said to
be the Oldest inhabitant on the peninsula died on
Occohanock Neck, in Northampton county, Va =,
few days since During life he married seven
times, the wife Of his last marriage being younger
than his first
IL The report ofcertain attempts to conspiracy
among the negroes at Martinsbufg, is said to be
without the semblance of truth
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DEATH OF A BEAUTIFUL AND EMINAr Ac-
IRIss -Miss VandenhoH MRS. Swinbourne, }
the daughter Of Vandenhof, the traQedian, and
herself an actress, died recently, In Birming ham,
England. She was born In 1915. Liverpool
paper thus speaks Of her: 'About three years ago
she married Mr.. Swinbourne, an actor of some
repute, but the union, we fear, was not happy
one. Our readers need not be told that the de-
ceased was an accomplished and beautiful crea
ture fun Of genius and fine feeling and that sic
was as good she was fair In the classical
drama she had no equal for in her face was real
lied the dreams Of Grecian artists. she was we
believe, an only daughter, and dotted on by her
afflicted father"