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Did. -.
3 On the 18th inst. DANIEL TAZEwELL. IN:
FAINT son OF Cornelia and @. A.. w Tayiof, aged -
months and days.
nWeep not, though Providence has snatched
Thy lovely infant from thy breast;
Before thy Fathers throne IL stands,
Among the safnts welcome guest
o, hear with resignation meek.
The chsstenings Of thy Fathers rod;
BE Joy ful for thoa hast returned
Thy cnid an angel to thy God
Weep not, though from thy stricken heart.
The dearest, sweetest tie Is rlven;
} oud has fallen from thy breast, =. -
70 bloom eternaly IN Heaven M y. II. III
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SENATOR DOUGLAS is to speak at Memphis
Chattanooga and Nashville, Tenn; Kingston
Atlanta, Macon aud Columbus, Ga and
Huntsville, Montgomery, Selma and Mobile
Ala. He speaks at Mobile on the 5th of No.
vsnber-the night before the election.
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n- Special Notice. u
1850. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1860.
The great emporium of
AL + REL MO SEES,
So MAIN STREET,
varied stock Of DRY GOODS aver e2i bit i' By
him in the city of Richmond, embracing the
LATEST srYLts s Ang NOVELTIES Of THE
In the following GOODS such inducements will
be offered that cannot be had elsewhere, and pur-
chasers will find Ii. greatly to their advantage to
get their supplies from the cheapest house in the
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Black and Fiancy SILKS, new styles.
Brocade and Rept Silks.
N'''''''''' Plain and and Figured Delains all wool.
M'r'n0es c fRs x0fsP ff!as NJ N0'
latest novelties of The season. New styles re
ceived weekly: -r
satlnestD. sly Jeans, Full Cloths best makes,
Sheep's Greys Kerseys. Tweeds Plaid Linssys,
ssa
pairs on hand the cheapest in the Sta O. and va
riety of other goods for Servants Wear, at very
'' HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
Towels and Towellng; Crash Huokahack Diaper,
lies. Napkins, Table Damask, fable and Piano
Cashmere Covers, Irish Linens, &c
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
SpIeHulu new PdttofuS, teu-
per Ingram Carpets Crossly's Super Brussels do. =,
Velvet Rugs, Brussels do, Hemp ana Rug Car
pets. all of which will be offered at Is per cent less
'hEn 81 SRRRs Hosiery GLOVES and
an endless variety of Goods usually found in a
Dry Goods ESTABLISHING and every article will
be ofe red mt such low prIees that cannot fail to
meet the wishes of the closest buyers. Our main
efforts will be to please all who may favor with
O call
For great bargains, the great Down Town En-
oc S-2aw4w ss MAIN STREET.
ma Rocks Good Samaritan--Fc Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia. Lumbago, and Pains of all
kinds; for sale by all Drug lists.
JNO. w. GAkLICK, Apothecary.
Sole Agent.
~ Coal OiI.-COnstantiy on hand, u large
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seEaS THE VIRGINIA CEN IRA L
@61 AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-It hav-
ing been found incopvenlent and unsatisfactory
to send CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP 10
be disposed of IN the country, none will be sent -
person, at the office in Richmond, corner OF Main
aud 10th streets, these Certificates can be OBJ
tanned.
Old ,.-
CRAS. DIMMOCK,
Sec'y and Treas. Va. Cen'l Ag'l Socy.
90 1877
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PERaONAL.


A RCHOS TECTONE will find a LETTER,
"A to his address, in the Richmond Post Office.
Oc l6-2ts
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ROOKs WORTH READING

ROOKs WORTH READING.
ANTIcIPATIONs OF THE FUTURE, 70
ssERyE As LESSONS FOR THE PRESENT
vls Nihf ESP scrALLY RICHMOND, IN
BY.GoNE DAYS. By s. Mordeoai. ID sdi-
Al, ,Exc GRsIoN AMONG THE POETS B,
Moss A E6HSitsi T. & Ak A s niffrERs No.
f gIsi # IAs . no. f Fsis;s fdrIoN
LORD SAc0ks WSk Il ksslaq pn,,ssls.S - -,
scIlpt2n. Vol ! Of the Literary ana prn sIo-
v VI ~ and HISTORICAL REGIsTER-va,us-
RoS S6v I 4 q e SS0ItEeTloNs OF EARLY
REy sh HI Il A ftSHhiSA S Ssis Annwo.
cAafB E { .fsiHRIlisjy oay or VIRGINIA. !, -
RANDnLPn,s LIFE Or EFt EssoN. ann
| GRiGSBY'S VA. CONVENTION; ms $50
&C M-lt J. w. RANDOLPH. &
SUPERriNE FLOUh.-ss barrels SUPER.
% ssso s, Tor s,ooSo, rAAs slsldi:,
q KAss sEEDs,{ rIMe IlovEay and
.0f the choicest quality, for sale b. y 80
C-g.a. s WHITE DAN LUMBER,
INA s''' ~. Z agasiY ksa6V: u q. 4 &
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HKAI gsCHARGE.-Fifty-two persons
machini and laborers-were discharged
from tht hine Department Of the Gosport
NaVy.Ya ,st Saturday night.
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EXTRA SEssIoN.-The Governor of Sou III
Carroll 4 has sued a proclamation calling an
extra ion of the Legislature of that SIa Q,
for the pose of eiecting Presidential Elec-
tors, a. If advisable, to take action for the
safety. orotec lion CT the State"
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M LADIES AND GENTLEMEN in large numbel q
daily visit kEks' fhotog PIN and Ambroty pc Cat
lsry, TO OBTAIN Llkenesses of q superior quality
Family groups ana babies beautifully taken by
hKEs instantaneous PROCESS. Satlstact ton guar
anteed Prices low. l46 Main st. oc 1876
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N RA N A w AS- From nv oyeIsee.
al at Tree Hi !, on the Gath Sep'smttI u.Irs
HNegro Hren. named JOHN, BIN ana M.
- RY. A liberal reward vii. ee pala ." ~, .s
&sre urn to me. in Richmond. va, or on VsN'
secured IN jail that may get them. ,,.pss
oe lI-c6t6evSt FNANK IN SEFhNF'.
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- TO MEHCHANTS.-The advertiser
DSA is in want of permanent employment as
BOOK KEEPER in some good house In the
meanwhile, would like to accept an engagement to
write UP and dust the books Of any sentleme n
who may need such service.
Refers to Messrs Massie Il Peasants. the
Messrs. Walker, tobacco merchants, and MessTs.
Quarles & SoLs, Broad street. -
oc l6-lm W H. MITCHELL. .
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PRoFEsssE kLEcTxD-yic,or q. Barrineer
mas been elected Professor Of Relies Lsttrss.
IN Davidson College, ~ o. Mr.. Barrineer
WHITAKER spon TIE dntiss Of the chair next
February, hs bsins allowed, In the meantime
70 sssvs IN ne eepste NJ MsrtA Csseiins. .
wAteh - 49, hoea seeeaAe sisesed nsnioe;
s&4 ts sast&&s gss4e@ mr. fess sssaS sKsffsA -
s9AzeN
esss Aasasss @sEf aez sssks b. FSss@s 80 Is asag
- 8 - ssssM sFsszss3 49, wsiae
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A Special Notice. "a
OCTOBER. 1850,


SAMUEL M. PRICE CO,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the pub
lie TO their complete assortment, Just received. OF
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, in newest ST. les colored and
black.
Real Iris h and French POPLINS.
Velour UTTOMANS and VALENTIAS, in every
variety-Paid Brooade and Figured.
Medium less GOODS IN great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, 2 superior stock.
FRENCH ard SCOTCH EMBR0IDERIES.
REAL LACE, in sets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCHI EFS-the largest and best stock that has
ever been shown in this city
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS, of all the new
French patterns.
AUTUMN ULOAKS and BUSTERS, in plain
STYLES; Scotch Hoods, and the new Arabs and Ar
gsntnes.
FAMILY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
FLANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
had.
PLANTATION G0ODS-HOME MANUFAC-
TURE Manchester, Va virginia Penltentiary;
Fredericksburg and Lexington PULLED Cloths a
full stock of Linseys. Kerseys and leans.
BLANKETS, CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES, and
VESTINGS. of direct importation. 2-ts
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DISsOLUTIONs. &c.

DISsOLUTION.-T firm heretofore exist
- ing under the name and style of +. n. POW
ELL & CO., in stanton, Va: is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. A. Richards. one of the
partners of said fr selling his entire interest to
p. ~ Powell, The other partner All persons hav-
ing claims against the concern will present then
to 2. N. Powell, in stanton, who will settle
them, and all persons indebted TO the concern will
make payment TO p N. POWELL. and he will use
the name of the concern In settlement.
y. N. POW ELL,
Stanton, Oct. 10th, 1869. A RICHARDS.
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IA LADIES' FRENCH CORK SOLE CATERS
The subscribers have just received very rior
lot Of Lsoies' FRENCH CORK SOLE CATERS,
OF their own Importation, to which they would
call the especial attention OF the ladies'.
oc l2-4t ALEX. HILL q CO, III Main at
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IA BILL HEADS! BILL HEADS THE largest
ana most complete assortment of RULED PA
Blue. White, BUD, Canary, Pink, and Furple-just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th
ers In want, can rely on getting good article of
Paper. and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and SEQ specimens and prices. ISL
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~ White Lead.-Seyeral brands superior
White Lead. IN store ard for sale by
JN0. w. GARLICK, Apothecary,
Market Place, Franklin st.
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: rs Preserve rour seeth--Arrest Decay
PEKFUhtD BREATH HEALTHY GUMS
PEARLY WHITh TtETH-CEHTAIN RE.
LIEF FROM ToOTH,A CH E-Can be obtained
by using DOW DEN'S DENTAL FLUID. Ii is far
Superior to all TOoth Powders ard is NINE nde d
by the principal dentists In the United States, and
Drs Hudson. Peasants, Hancock, &c, Of this
city. For sale by all Druggists. oc 1-6t"
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r0.. CAMELLIA JAPONICA FLOW
AS{gEHS.-I have on had, and shall Goa
IlS4-inae to keep dur ny the season = sur
pi, OF the above. with other LOWE Nc ~
which an prepared TO make up IN BOCQUtIs
BAsK sTs, &c ,osrs
Also. iarpe stock of FRUIT TREES. ROsEs'
ORNAMENTAL SARURBkRY TO, &c.
JAMES GUEST, Westhsm Plank hosa,
or 16-St Near the ioii bAts
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49, UNION PRAYER MEETING of all
denominations will be held every day this week, at
IL O'Clock, at the Hall of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, IN Goddin's Building. The citi
Gems generally are invited to attend, well all
strangers visiting the city. Sc 24-lm
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YS SPRINGFIELD BELL AND
@>A EVERETT CLUB-A meeting of the
Club will be held at SPRINGFIELD HALL, tn 6
tTUESDAY1 evening, at O'clnck, on which oc-
casion MARMADUKE J0hNS0N, Esq Will ad-
dress the Club.
The citizens are invited to attend.
THOS. u. BELL, Pres't.
d. q. BAKER, Secretary. &C l6lt*
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fff3 49, ss8 - 3aAt AeH ~ 81 a@sE@ sakxv srm
sass Is 45ssgfT BE'ia g ss3ia cid - ~ ~ 81
a4k - Rhssn} setfAlI9qn%
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~ Coal Oil .-COnstantiy on hand, a large
supply OF superior Coal OH.
JNO. W. GARLICK. Apothecsry,
Market Place, Franklin st
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- On TUESDAY the 10th inst, tn. Pa -.
A.. DUNCAN will deliver The Grst Of hsv. las
LIE CT r ES IN BI BLICAL LiTER sseTre. q
which vii be delivered before the vnnn" Es,
the OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE ladies dsoes Of
with the School, who may wish 10 Aeon. voa.neossd
selves with the general scope and des,,n 't9em-
course of Lectures. with or without 49, OF tns
to attend. N' inVled
n Lecture tn commerce at 10 o,closk
morning; The Board Of instruction viii he ~ .as
to see a large ate dance ~ RessN
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80 NATIONAL DENOCRACY.-Th
~ Hon, JOHN s. MILLSoN, the able and
distinguished representative in Congress from the
Norfolk District, will address the DEMOCRACY of
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th inst.
w. r. STURUIVANT, Pres't.
John K. MARTINA sso,.
J. g. POWELL, iSoo 'S' oc l6-2ts
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TICKET OFFICE.-An Office will be opened
the store under the Spotswood House adjoining
the office Of that Hotel, for the purpose of issuing
MEM BERShlf RECEIPTS to me N bers. or per.
sons wishing to become members, of the Virginia
State As ricultu:al Society.
oc Is 81 CHI. WILL MS, Sec'y,
R Wing, Enquirer and Examiner copy
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FOR ; E--h fine. n ma D lfea'
IN6REY HORSE, raised by Major boswell
AAwho will give his pedigree o enY ons WA,
ing to purchase. He was years old last une sra
Is about l6 hands high ~ a remarkably hoe hsi
ness horse, ard goes well under the ss1diei csa
easily walk five miles an hour. and sound ln aver
particular. T. b. GRUNDY,
oc l3-ts 9th and Cary SITS, or at II lIall's Mills
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Ma Rocks Good Standardization Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia: LumDaso, and Pains of all
kinds; for sale By all Drugs lists.
JN0. w. GARLICK, Apothecary.
Sole Agent.
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~ POO PUULS :. =
q A& POUL oOM will be
<TgSEi& opened THIS EVENING at
>AaS ~ the Balls ri House. The suc.
za'--.-.s.-4A.~-uopeer will be present every
evening during the Ashland, Fairfield, and Broad
Rock Races Pools will be sold every night at s
O. o'clock, commencing with the IS land Races of
Tomorrow. All persons interested in racing are
invited to attend. oc l5-5tr
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The undersigned Will continue the busi-
ness of tine late concern, and soioits the contlnu
alton of the patronage heretofore bestowed on the
same. L. N. ~ w ELL.
Stanton, Oct 10th, 1860 &C i5-- 81
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NEE TING OF STOCKHOLD-
49, ERS.-The annual meeting of the Stock
hOle ers OF the ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD
COM PANY, will be held in the town of Clarks-
vile, on tn URSDAY, the 18th of October, 1860 -
1t ID very desirable that there should be full at
tendance on that occasion.
&C l-dtlsO h. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
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FOR SALE-A fine BUGGY HORSE
~ five years old, ard is warranted soaat
NAworks well liz double harness Is cute issh
and very snowy Apply TO JOS X. nA,
au 2S-ts American staue
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DEnIOCRATiC MEETING To-
80 .NIGHT.-C. H. C. ROWE. ESQ.,. of
Fredericksburg, Va, our Eleotor for the S.h Dis
CY, 70 NIGHT, tTuesday, l6th,l at the AFRI-
CAN CHURCH, at Ia O'Clock. The public are
respectfully invited to attend
W. r. STURDIVANT. President.
J. 6. POWELL, Seo 'S' oc l6-1tt
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I MONROE CARTER-Commission Mer-
y. chant, and Dealer in Grain. Feed, Butter.
50 bales prime VIRGINIA HAY ,ipure timothy, ,
CORN.
CLEAN OATS.
Superior BOLTED MEAL, for family use,
Superior GOSHEN aud ROLL BUTTER,
PICKLES, in GALS. y gals, cts. and pints,
on CARY, ID door below 18th st., and door above
the Bank Of Richmond 90 I3--6t
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HORSES, &c, FOR sALH

~ FOX SALE.-i have for sale 8 No
FAMILY HORSE, large. Young. scsnt.
Grand perfectly gentle In all respects, sna OF
good action. Also. a first rate gentlsman's Idrs
and Harness HORSE, 10 hands high. blood hay /.
years old, of superior action in and out OF hN'
ness. gentle and sound Also several Other
HORSES. for general utility. Those wlshins 70
buy would do well To give me = call. a. sn
an xIous To sell. q. L. EARNEST Agent
oc I5-2w
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7IRGINIA MECHANICS INsrIIrr.
SEW ENTH XHIBITIoN
LOST AND sTRAYEp

I OST Oh MISLAID-Scmevh here in the citT
- on Monday morn ng. one of Coils four nal
FIVE SHOOTERS and apparatus; slso, three
pounds of BALLS The finder Will recslv, !,
reasonable reward by leaving the same at tue nm
store OF Mr.. JAMES WALSH, Main street.
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G ~ RICHMuNp HEBREW BE.
N| Nh.VGLENT SOCIETY BECKER
X CH0LAM Members of this Society
will attend a quarterly meeting at their
+ Y ante room, at IA o'clk. THIS EVEN
ING. business of great Importance will come be-
fore the meeting.
Bv order of the President
&C l6-lts j. PYSER, Sec'y.
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| - THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIA
| ~ TON of Church and Union Hills, will
| have business meeting at J. NJ Winfree's
School House, THIS Tuesday EVENING, at s
| O'Clock +. M. Every Democrat in that locality is
| earnestly invited to attend;
B. F. Cockg. (so.
Ro. H. WHITLoCK,S Seo 's' oc l6-lt*
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The undersigned will continue to conduct
the business OF the late concern IN all its branches,
and soiiclts the continuation OF the patronage
pledges his earnest asd prompt endeavors TO give
satisfaction, and with the experience of several
years to assist him. believes that he will be able
do so. A. l.. HOLLADAY,
18th st., between Nam and Gary,
Richmond, Va.
September 10th. 1850. A-lm
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WANTED-To SOLICIT call from all parsons IN
w want of TRUNKS, AZ the RICHMOND
T RUNK FACTORY, where | am extensively
manufacturing every Atyle. from the common up
to the most superior RIO FRAN f.. ALL
L f AT IL + X TRUNKS, LADIES FRENCH
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at manufacturers prices,
at No. 81 nj AIN ST., in Saddle aud Harness Store,
with VIM. SALMON
~ TRUNKS REPAIRED.
se % SIN JAM ES KNOTS.
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Union ECTOR Al TICKEr

R Orders add ressed to l.. l.. eAIrH, News
Agent. will also receive attention.
~ Tickets sent by mail. Postage 10 cents per
hundred oc II -iwA
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RICHMOND com NANUtRYI
No: 2, K. T., Oct. Is, 1850 {
ny SIR KNIGHTS: Attend a called assem-
~ bly, of your Commandsry, at the AS, lum,
IN the Masons' Hall on to morrow tWEDHES-
DAY. evening, at O'Clock. Business of i'm port
ance requires the presence of every Sir Knight.
Bv order of the +. Commander
R0B'r NJ. NIMMO, Capt Gen'l
7 &
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FALL RACES,
A s III l. A n ID " A.
asAskS FALL a az2fa; 1850.

TROTTING MATCH,
% hSA for SILVER GOBLET,
<&yESeA - viii come off over the RICH
AS-S MONn TR0TTING PARK,
I7th-mile heats, best three in Ave, to skeleton
wagons. -
William Walls names black mare Nelly.
C.. Wagner names brown mare Lady Clifford.
E Race ne off at o'clock r. Nj.
~ GATE FEE Is cents.
90 i6~2t c. WAGNER. Proprietor
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BEEF.-We quote extremes $3.50 to 4.so. Sup
HOGs.-Distillery, SSas25; corn fed, $3.50 to
SS76.
SHEEP $3.50 to SIS gross, for extra quality;
Interior 1926 to IS.
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BOARDING.
SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.


TOR HIRE For the balance of the wear, q
MAN accustomed to waiting In the house.
driving. &c. Apply to K. CAUThORN.
SITS
COuk FOR SALE.-We have for sale a young
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years she is
an A No. Bread. Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and Ironer.
PULLIAM 4 CO. Aucts.,
Sc B-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin ST.
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GRAND RALLY AT THE CLUB
ENA HOUSE
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th.

R=s THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
WIA STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY will take place
at the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, WEDNES-
DAY, 9TH November, 1860.
Oc l5-td E. WARREN, Sec'y.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-13
I'D. OVER Editor and Proprietor.
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1860,
HON. SIMON CAMER0N.
(sa5ec 10 hs decision Of The Naf'onai C0areni'0H)
OF PENNSYLVANIA

DIsoRGANIzATIoN OF CoNGREss-in the
House Oh the 7th inst, SIR. DAVIS, of Missis-
slppi, violent Locofoco, said, 'that if the
House were not organized, the goverbment
itself would be overthrown He did not think
the disorganization chqrgeaGle 10 the Republicans
as they had not a majoray." SHE thought the
Democrats, ant-Lecomptonites, and South
Americans should mite, as without such o
coalition the organization never could be Affect
ed. = BY this il will be seen that even the
Bocofecoes themselves admit that the Republi-
cars are Bot responsible for the disorganiza-
tiou existing in the House Of Representatives.
Il is true, the Repnblcans and Peoples Party.
are the strongest party in the House, yet the
Locofoeoes, South Americans and anti Le-
compton men united have majority over the
Republicans, and it takes a majority over all
to elect a speaker. Tas Repubiicaasg then.
being The stroogest party in 'he House are
entitled 10 sEe Speaker, ard she Lcsofscces 10
refusing to pass the plnraiiay rule, are respons;-
bic before the country foF the disorg ganiEation
The people of the country will hold shem to q
fearful responsibility
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-13

PENNSYLVANIA LEaIsLATURE.-1be Penn
sylVaaia II glslature commenced its session on
Tuesday Of as! week. The Senate met at 3
o'clock, and organized by electing Vim. NJ. Fran
ciss of Venango, Speaker. Russell Errett, of
Piitsburgy was elected Clerk. TIE House Of
Representatives net ct Il O'Clock, and'preceed-
ed to the election of Speaker. Messrs. w
G. a. Lswrenee, Of Danphin, and Henry Dun
lsp, of Philade. ehia. were placed in noa4inatlon
and. ballot being had, resulted as follows:-
Lawrence, l0qp.,) SIS; Dunlap, tDem.,} 3D.
u. Raach, Opp. was chosen as Clerk.
On Wednesday the Senate proceeded TO the
election Of the remaining ofscers Of tAe body
when the following gentlemen bong the nomi-
nees OF the Opposition caucus, we're elected by
parry vot.: Assistant Glerk-C. 2. Rams
dell; Transcribing Clerks-E. CoWeD, j. O.
Lewis, &. w. Patton; Sergaant-as- Arms--G
II A. AsastfaI T. g4sSFa Ssr1pesaIs 1paoI Daniel
Norks; Assistant Door-keepers- b. Hines.
.. Kiblet; Messsnger-T. Walker.
p'r Rauoh appointed the following officers
for the House: Assistant Ulerk-Jobu Hall.
Irsnsefibing Cierks-J. S. Picking, l.. Rogers.
> Q. Siaymaker, II. Wyeud. TIE House then
e.ected . Il. Matthews. opp Sergesnt-at- Arms;
d Z Morgan, Door keeper; 4. \. Smith. Mes
senger; and Israel Gatelius, Postmaster. The
oin9ers elected sere ~ The nominees Of lie
Opposition caucus
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-13
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