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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
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: At the National Fair this day. the first
and highest premium was AWARDED to
the Grover Il Baker Sewing Machine, over
the Singer, Wheeler L Wilson, and eight
others In competition. If
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
DaRisI Young rarps-.for Sale.

DCRSCANF 10 decree Of the Chancery Court ST
Nashville, IL the case Of II. 7. Wilkinson Exr &c,
q Daniel Young, deed Ellen Young and the other
heirs and creditors Daniel Young v IL proceed
= sci on the premises, Friday, October III 1850
tlat hne Farm 81 the late Iizncl Yong, slIGztea
miles from this city, Whites Creek cntsnirg &
upon It.
IERAiS-CTedit Of 9, is and n months with sntos-
est Notes with good security required and payable
Bank, aud lien retained
see hand -oiiis J F GLEAvES, C kN-E
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dlOrLMENTS OF TIE RAILR0aDS.
m- BLoDGERs came down town the oil

s- BLoDGERs came down town the other
night and got as drunk as the mischief, ard
while swearing and talking Breckenridge
Democracy TO small crowd, fell into mud
puddle and had to be dragged out By the
heels Two of his friends loaded wheel
barrow with him and drove him home They
placed him on tine floor and went TO pulling
off his boots to put him 10 bed, while his
wife and daughters stood weeping around as
If their hearts would break. Master BIoDG-
ERs, remarkably promising youth of about
nine Summers, was also present and mingled
his tears with the rest. Bat he had swin-
died himself into the Theatre a few nights
b fore and saw Richard play R1beris the
Tnild. and rs the last boot came of after
heavy pull, he threw him,elfin into tragic at
tiiude. and exclaimed with the voice of Q
young devil
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Col. a.. Ii. CardweIi,

Col. L. H. Cariwell, Eiector for tb,
Fourth District for the regular Democrat
National nominees, Douglas aud Johnson
for the Presidency, will speak at the follow.
ing times and place.:
Alexandria DeK.lh on Mon5o, a.. r
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Kings County. New York
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MESsss CLAKK GREGORY & Co--N4SHyuIE.-GeHts
Ny neghbors calling for Anbrosal Oh. and
cannot refuse suffering humanity, if tells as the
prospects faJter present. 1t Is doing good in this
vicinity G. LANE
Oct4-Iw Vernon Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

@ Persons attending The laying of the
cornerstone OF The University Of the South
on Wednesday next, viii return free over the
SashriHe and Chattanooga Railroad
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Savannah Markets.

80 SAVANNAH, oct. 4. q
Sales of Cotton to-day Clio bales. m irket is
generally unchanged. sales of the week 1850 baies.
Rec pts the eek 100 bles agaius L 0oJ bales
same last year. ept, at all orts teal Of
asst year SIS bales Exchange on Lo-dyn 9 per
premium.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

u CRSCANT 10 decsse OF the Chaacery Court e.
NasnNii lie, IL the ease Of Barrow ana Lindsley
Admir- 5, OF the late IF. John shelby deed. MAris
q ohcby and others viii sell al public sale The
Court house. ia Nashville SItsr5ay, OsaIer Goth
1850, 2s ayes belonging 10 the estate Dr. Shelby
lEIAS--6 and IL months credit, with interest
purchasers 70 give their notes with approved sec1
rites and payable III Bank Sale absolute and without
restriction.
Al The family residence, IN EdEcf=i ~ Es1szy ~
1874 Oater, 1850, VII! Sell al TIE Furniture sn CT
ns1ic personal property, q every Ca6rrIptior =
highest b!teers- SIX ml-Ii-s' crc..t wiki r-c-est
notes 10 be payable II Bans AM 4 De va. cet- K
cePt when the purchAS y 10 iezs T. -JO IL
which case the cash VIII b. feQ -si.es3. -
syphilis J. ( GLEAYES, 6N
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HalGm Real Essate FOR sale.

I)URSUANT 10 8 decree OF the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, IL the case Of WA Hasiam admir- &c
Is CahsTine Hasiam and Others. proceed TO sell
ca Tie premises, OE "Wednesday tie I0 q Cczo6 1860
al the Real Eaie Of which hate samuel Hzsl n
died possessed; the game consisting Of Lot
Lots an Warren street, Lots On BeieviIle street
LOT on jefferson street 90 \ iee LIT u go ieei u
jefferson street. II ActavOckas A&SsGsSa, / lot II
Bash y Wholesalers addition No CO. 7Re All AL Dc
sod % b Tszt0Usd ~ purchaser.
IERNs-l, : anu years credit with interest; gooA
personal secGrlIy re CURED and lienretalned. -
septf-td5 J. z CLAWS, C. Il
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NOTICE,

have sold cut my entire interest a tbc 1EIn L
Nicholson Humphrey 10 David Humphrey, who WI
continue the business Is heretofore will assist him
him IL winding Up the business Of the Old firm, and
olicit for him continuance q tr patronage bestowed
OF the cd firm / c. NICHOLSON.
il order to reduce my stock as much asrcssib.c DO
fore receiving new Goods for short time will caer
my entire stock 81 cost, for cash
July ISoS DAVID HUNPHREY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, Oct 4.
Sa'es Of Cotton far the week 300 bales The mar
Set i g'ner4liy unchanged Recep.s of the week
IL 4SI bales.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

Church South meets in CIarksville the dsy
after tomorrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Fruit Jars.

lust received and for sale lowest PRICE an add
d tionaI supply o. Fruit Jars aIld Cal.s, ssy
10 dUz- WilioGghby Class Jars quart;
l7O .. - .. quarts
IS . Glass Jars, with cOEEs foI sealing.
Also. hand go t3oz- In Eruit cans, sad two
quarts, Tor sealing up, Al warranted
Also, l. bbs best Gear Coal Ul at lowest price by
barrel J. ". WILSON.
septf-tf II college ST.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Public Speaking.

RUSSELL HoUsToN, Esq. and JOIN F.
HOUSE, Esq, will address the people on the
issues in tie pending Canvass. at the fellow
ing times and places:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
PURg.sC st1EAkENn

GEORGE BABER and d. G. DOUGLASS. of Sum-
ner County, will address the people on the
Political Issues in the Presidential Canvass,
at the following times and places:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

6" The Micanopy, Florida, Gazette, former
IL neutral paper, has come out for BELL
and EvERETT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Educational Notice.

\ TONDAY, SEPT. SSD, MRS. IRWIN VIII open a
W. School for Girls the Basement ii the Presbyte-
ri4E Church Esedeld. Arrangements have been made
70 give 1un ard thorough Academic and Collegiate
Education
The Lady employed 10 teach Music canot laiI 70 give
entire satisfaction.
Mon +. /. SANTEL, native Of France, and gT.s1u-
ate Of the Royal COLLEGE AgjeEs VIII teach French
Spanish, IllLa ana Modern GrceS Ion- Ssnyei pre-
sents the best testimonials from many distinguished
persons.
Mr.. 4 J. scigs says Of Mon. Santei: HE has been
teaching my tins, anu this practical trial o
aim CUuv3Hc1s tl5t c dos -rvLS be trusted
pltctig Us 4 Teacher OF French"
Tue regular Rats per session. Of Eve months SIS,
60 ami Sc.
EXTRAS.
Music on the Piano. ......................S25 90
Latin ana Greek COMMUNICATIONS. 80. 10 20
stoier LsnsusGl --.'.-.-.---...-.-.- 70 W
Crochet eIl1 Ntsdl. VVoriI ......-.......-. 5 %
81 fuiS viii b. eyed tTuin the time Of entering
to EN- 81 tbs session. Ths bi.s Nil be Iay able
the middle Of the Session aug2S-f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
DISSOLUTTON


nR. UNDERWOOD, of Chicago, Illinois, th> cn'ne<t
DAad ski,lfel operator On the Eye and bar. wness
-epusatiea extensively kaown Throughout ue
United tafes will arrive Nashville, Tenn ~ Thurs
Ey ocsaher aSth. 1s69- Dr. Z. being srcEnssriy ed
ucated Physician ana surgeon o. the old school, and
larn. a.. -. sxperienc9 OF . years IN f-enes e.il
serf,Ia any operation the iye and Far Necessary
o restore sight u the blind hearing 10 the deaf By
,faer adeQ lese 10 fery any diseases 9 ihoss
sssfl. orears within tie reseh Of science and human
skili Y, charge cor examination consultation.
oef2-dxr<w
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% On with as boots

The friends OF the elder BLoDGERs hurried
out to smile, which they did at the nearest
grocery.
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. Ns1roes Il y. 80. Yau-,, 80 Il. 81.


IlCRSCANT TO q decree OF the Chsneery Court Al
Nashville II the Of James H and Jacob Young
Admrs Of Mark Young, decd, Elizabeth Young and
lthss, wis al the Courthouse, Nashville, o.
Stiatrday CSg5r 70 \, 1850, the following Slaves
Wit Sus-tn, Fanny and Edward.
TEENs-6 months credit without interest notes nav
able in INK and with good personal security rsquirea
septt-tda J. E GLEAVES, { 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
AppoInIm ents.

S. S. Stanten, Esq, of Carthage. will adj
| dress the people at the following times and
places:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
PLANTATION SHOES.

We would call the attention OF Planters our PRE-
Mum BR0GAN, which IS a most Superior article.
heavy double sole tbick Boots, Oar stock OF Boys
Boots and Shoes for fall and winter e large and good
We have taken unusual pains Ia getting ap sfock
this fail, and satiled thai viii give satislc
tion and Inducements 10 all Cash and prompt paying
customers who shall give us q call. -.
octS-tf BUG
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Shaes for the Million.
SNYbER T. FRIZZELL

HAvE in store, large and superior stock Of Boots
Ii shoes and Sa:sofs, which they cali the atten
ton of ali who wish good shoes and at remarkably Eolv
prices. :
Our stock for Gentlemen is large, and embraces
every variety, both sewed and pegged. The ladies'
will lind every style OF Caters, with and without
heels Also, slippers, Buskins, &c, for Boys and
Youths, Misses and Children We have a large stock
AMI Of every variety
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
0Daattra Sais5
ShasSeEy Salcs.

Ae.nT " o77<s fdf'zs J0r sale.
DCRSCANT - decree OF The Chsncerx Court al
Il Na5avlAe, IA the case OF Sarah D. Woak "a y N
Pybus and others, viii proceed 10 sell ths rTezsas
On Tuesday, ga OcST, lS6o, the Farm 0i $50 acres
ls ON tie northern bank OF the river tCrnbes Land
hlS from the city and known as the hume place OF
AAgor Work and bought by him Of VIM Pybus
TERA1s-Saie free from redemption ana on credit Of
Q, II, Is ami "a months without tnIeresi-purchsser
10 give notes wth approved security and lien 10 be re
talhed J. Z GLEayES, c "
sept4-tGS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

* e this day introduce our Fail StyI9 six Hats
" which, f0r beauty OF finish eegincy of STYLE
cannot be surpassed Gentleman of vii ca. ana
select one al the fashionable Hat Emporium Of
ERANCISCO'S-
septl-o No % Public squsre
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
The .laslanase naf.
Or ncIh SOFT Ifat.
The Fremcn Ottar Hat.

CST received iot direct importation OF tnosc
y pOpular its II icl admired, consisting the
Bsc, ana Drab color, which, for Of fabric eau
be SURPASSED at the fashionable lat Emporium OF
FRANCISCO'S,
sepI1-tf No. - rJ1bilc square
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

And for diseases arising from habits of dissipation II
removes all improper discharges; and will the
patient IN short time to 4 Stateof health anu purity
Use HslmtOid'S Extract BHcsu for diseases and alike.
tons Of the most distressing character.
Use HetRbotds Extract BttchW for All affections and
E e al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08
Democratic NTcctInr FRIDAY Might.

The Sveatbousean Democracy Of the city OF Rich
mouj will hold a meeting at the African Church on I'm
day night next for e purpose OF appointing delegates
to the State Convention which in tins city on the
10Th
We presume the fr't business in order "a has been
the case 10 Of tn counties will BE- TO ascertain
whether the meeting in favor of Wise or Hunter Tor
the Charleston nouin iton. We have our own idea as
to the sentiments Of the Spars this great question:
We believe the Wise men outnumber the Hunter men
three to one in this city and the former will commit
gueyous bunder if they fail TO offer resolution to the
effect that che Democracy OF Richmond recommend Hen
~ A. Wise their first choice for the Charleston nomi-
nation Besides the omission to offer such resolution
viii throw terrible damper upon the spirits OF the friends
OF Wise all the counties yet to appoint delegates, and
will tend Afford the greatest possible aid and comfort
the responding aud despairing friends otHunter
The friends OF Wise however wide-lwake aud ac-
tive, and anticipate such oversight on their
part at the meeting Friday night.
We have thrown ont these hints because We always
seI deep interest in the movements Of the udomita5e
S1srous the unwashed Sweat houseausoft the city OF
Richmond We hope it may not be necessary for US to
repeat our suggestions aud admouuous to them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08

Carolina had endeayored to weaken the bonds of our
cOnlcderacy, the rash attempt might be entitled to a
charitable construction even from those at whose
best interests the fatal blow is aimed. But
since 1892 the most pernacous and active efforts have
been made in that quarter, TO convince that they
owe but nominal allegiance TO the commonwealth and
that the moment is approaching when that should
be refused. We do see that Maryland is under any
obligation upon the serious consideration of such
doctrines. They utterly repugnant the sentiments
OF citizens, and believe, those of ninetenhs
OF the people of the country who desire cling TO the
Union, both because they revere it, and because they
foresee the inevitable disasters that would overake the
divided and hostile States into which its fragments would
be resolved Why then should they not unhesitatngly
repudate the insidOus invitation to sectional cOnyen
ton which will assuredy do much to promote disunlon
matter what may be the of its conclusions p
IL will weigh the chances of such result and familiar
ize with prospect which they would gladly
shun and by the time it has adjourned the country will
have been led nseusby the verge OF the abyss where
utter destruction awaits it, We think could demon
srae the certainty of the ruin that would oyerake both
sections but more especially the South if fatal step
should be ever taken. We prefer, however to regard
such an the separation of these States amoug
the remoest contingencies of the future and TO forego
useless and dangerous speculation upon sad topic
And we hope the Legislature of Maryland will do like
wise aud refuse to entertain such propositions at the sug
:eston of South Carolina"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08
NOTICE.
no TIE FARMERS OF NIRGINIA AND

~
NORTH CAR0LISAWe would call attention Of the Farmers
Virginia and North Carolina the fact that manu-
the justly celebrated eser resher Cleaner and Bag
would advise those In OF a superior
chine, to send forward their orders.
First premiums awarded this Threser at the Central Ag
cutura Fair held here October last also at the State Fair
held Ia Petersburg Its advantages all other Threshers yet
invented consists 10 s being portable hresing much cleaner
supecedng necessity running through the Fan NH
One half the force usually employed all other machines Will be
found sufficient prepare In given time an equal quantity Of
grain for market
We pleasure referring few Of the lar est wheat
who using these machines for their superior merits VIZ
VIM Harrison, Upper Brandon William Gee, Prince
George; d. Walker HaNal enrco JAS NJ Taylor, Richmond
Ballard Preston Montgomery Adolph DILL Henrco Sims Of
Turkey together many oilers Of the largest and best
farmers Ia Virginia.
We would particularly request all who contemplate purchasing
Thsher to give this examination as we are satisfied from
Is advantages will receive their preference We have al
purchased the right and manufacturing the Buckeye
apsr and Mower" superior machine for cutting all descrp
grain and This Reaper secured the first
MUM by the United States Agricultural Society - also
many States counties and towns at the las. Cen
Agcuura Fair held here and the state Pair la Peters
burg received the fist premiums for is superiority al
testInts.
pains expense viii be spared in the selection Of materials
the wokna ship produce such machines will be
qualled by any now In
JOHN W. CALDWELL & co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08
HENRY DuNHANI
MAHlRIEn

On the 18th ult by II. Davis Mr. JOS r. COBps OF Car.
county, Miss ELIZA 4 LUCK, Of Hanover county.
In county Rappahannock the 2t Of January by the
Rev Barnett Grimsey WIN DEATHERAGE 10 Miss ELVIhA,
dau. liter OF James h. Moore Esq.
the residence Of the brides father, In Mason county
Thursday 10Th ultmo by the Rev Geo Woodruff Miss Mary
A. LONG 10 PERsELEY =. EASTMAN Of Rappahannock.
In Fredericksburg the 25th u by the Rev A. NJ Randolph
DR. j. PROSSER HARRISON, Of Henrco Miss WILLIE daGgh
ter Of Bnj. Temple, Esq, OF Fredericksburg
On the 18th Union Village Northumberland, county by
the Rev Dr. Kirk, Mr. JAS L. LUrrRELL, Of Richmond county
Miss LOUISA MAR fERBf daughter Of Mr.. Wm II. Yer
by Of Williamsburg, Va.
ABatimorc Thursday, % ns by the Rev Dr. 0ove Com
mauder DANIEL RlDGELI, U. 5. Navy to ELIZABETH b.
ROGERS both of that city.
On Wednesday January, 1862 by Cochrane
Mr. GEO HUST sALLE w. daughter VI Ne FOn Cunning
all Of Price Edward county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08
TRIAL OF HAzLETT, THE HARPER's FERRY
INVADEU

CnAELEsTowN Feb 6.-Tbc com, onencd this morn.
Ing at 10 o'clock and in few minutes the trial of Haz
lett was commenced. PANEL of twenty-four persons
i'o rreusfch county made their appearance il had
oeGh ounu Impossible 10 obtain Jurors from this county
Before the prisoner was brought out. Mr. Hunter an
nounced that he would be tried on the murder count in
the Indictment hessrs Green and Bolts were in atten
dance as counsel for the defense in accordance with
'e request oil the prisoner. Before the prisoner
called upon 10 plead TO the Indictment Mr. Green asked
permission to file demurrer AT this stage of proceed
ings attachments were issued against several important
witnesses VINO had failed to respond the subpGnas and
BODY oil cavalry were Immediately dispatched Harpers
ferry 10 iorce their attendance The indictment was
'en reau occupying several minutes during which the
prisoner stood up with seeming Indifference
MI: Green then stated in brief the grounds of his de-
murer, which the Judge ordered to be recorded.
The prisoner then pleaded mot guilty" to the indic
ment The calling of the PANEL then proceeded.
Mr. Green stated that they did not consent to the sum
monng OF the jury from Frederick county, but objected
to 1t entirely Judge Kenny states that it the opin
ION OF the officers that jury could not be had from JEFF
ferson county, and therefore he overrued the objection
Sheriff Campbell here made statement that he
convinced that jury could not be obtained in this
t and therefore took the necessary steps to procure
jury from Frederick county
The sheriff aud his deputies then sworn, and tes
tined thit hey had exhausted their district with the for
mer jurors in these trials
Mr.. Hunter moved that the Sheriff be directed to sum-
mod another PANEL from the county, order that de-
lag be occaSoued in this case on account OF objections
to the present panel by the counsel for the defence.
Judge Kenny overruled the objection and the work of
empanueing jury was resumed by the judge putting
the usual questions to each nor The PANEL exhaust
ell when twenty had been seccted competent jurors
leaving four still to be chosel Additional talesmen
teen summoned from this county but only could be
obtained. The proceedings we're consequently brought
to halt and at O'Clock the court adjourned until
morrow morning, to enable he Sheriff to summon add
tiOnal taesmen from Frederick county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08

\ NEW SEcr.-The following announcement in refer
ence to Bondstreet Chapel appears in a Birmingham
Eug) contemporary -" At special church meetings
held this place of worshpt has been resolved to have
plurality of elders to take the oversight of the church
administer baptism without delay every pentent
believer who requests IT, on his confes,ng that Jesus
Chr, /. the son of the living God-to afford an oppor-
unity at the breaking OF bread every Lordsday for
mutual teaching-to to sanction the singing OF
praise on the part of unbeleyers-to all human
crecds-to give up pewrents and public collections for
church funds-and substitute the designation Church
of Christ meeting &c for that of Baptist Church. In
each instance the church first asked Do you con-
slider this according the teaching Of the New Tesla
ment; and secondly, IL So you willing TO adopt it {?
Mr. Chew has requested that the members of the church
and others would cease to style him reverend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08

There also received Ia bales domescs 81 pkgs leather
&C bags feathers 90 boxes paper 81 bus potatoes % pg Grs 90
bags ginseng 2 bus peas 200 sacks salt IL tons castings li
bales waste % lumber II bb brandy IS pkgs 20 bus
100 paper 2 bus malt % pkgs mineral water G2 bushels
clover and seed 800 lbs alow 02 beer kegs etc
The receipts Of f prominent articles In the month Of
last year. }O bb apples G9 lbs bacon 9d2 lbs but
ter 6OO5 bus corn Il; bales cotton, 5 bbs -FOUR sJOss lbs
dried fruit S5 bales lay 5 hhds 1Ol2 hhd tobacco, 81
T73 pkgs mid do % 2s9 bus wheat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08
Democratic Meeting In AIbemarIe.

We learn that little Democratic meeting, composed
OF about @ hundred persons was held in Albemare on
Monday and resolution adopted iustructing the Dele
gates aud Senator from that County vote for sending
commissioners to the proposed Southern Conference
We sbouldik TO know what right these Abemarle Lo-
ooocos have to instruct Wings delegates on any sub
rec,s Weca only tell them that their diiculous in
st-ac ions Win not be obeyed.
We suspect that similar resolutions OF instruction were
adopted at other Democratic meetings held on Monday
O.ders TO thar eject forth from Richmond to many
counties aud we have doubt that the Court House
Locoioco ciQues have cheeriully obeyed them. But
m, member of the Legislature who would regard as
binding J insructous-ins,ructions passed bya hand
faJ of idle Locoio,o hausers-ou at the several Court
Hou,es-wouId be lit utject for the inside Of Luna
nc Asylum. That's all