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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
BY DUNLOP, MoNoURE 4 co., Auc,r,
A UCTION SALE OF THE LARGE AM

BY DUNLOP, MoNoURE CO., Auct'rs.
A UCT1ON SALE OF THE LARGE AND
"a VALUABLE CARGO OF GOODS IMPORTED PER
STEAMSHIP "FLoRA"-on THURSDAY, the I'd OF July,
ogue the valuable cargo goods imported per FO
comprising large and desirable English and Frenh
cnts 9lo Pices) assorted English ard French Print, and
c,te go pieces Bingham,
8 cases (2S, pie es) BegenuI
do gao dozsn) Linen and Linen csmbhc Handker-
case ts9 Peeesl P aids
2 cases 200 pieces Checked Ging6sms
do dlOpieces) Checked Linens
2cases ('3h doE) assorted Braces
cases (2ilsi dcE) escorted Madras Hjkis
case 0O4 pieces) White Book Muslin
. ! do &c cas- 81 geld eolored Gnghams
cases (817l Fancy Muslin Dresses
crse 20 piects) BrilI,niss
I do 80 Pi.ees) Duck Drill
cases 100 dos) Whine and Blue Cotton Hose
case % pieces) Broeades
l do d44) French Cashmere Pantaloon Cuts
do 900 packs Imperial Pins
2 cases 900 Bonnets
DO assorted Porcelain and Bone Buttons, Horn and
Shell Combs, Tooth Brushes, stea Pens, PEN
SHOE THREADANDC CALF SKINS
cases Brown and White Shoe Thread
do (4S doz) French Calf skins.
LIQUORS, SAUCES, TEA, OILS, CHEESE,
do Scotch Whisky
20 Casks Pale Ale
cases Champagne Wine
Ii ingIfh Pickles, Sauces. Table Salt, and Mustard
all In glass
> Sardines
IL chests super Green Tea
so boxes Olive OIL
3 raw, single and double-tolsi OIL
II English Cheeses.
HARDWARE, ETC.
l Tennans Solder
cask Assorted Files and Wood Rasps
l cssk shoyelS
Brass Sheets
l cask Horse Shoes
DRUGS, ETC.
100 kegs Ri Carb Soda
10 bbs refined oopperaS
~ boxes extra Logwood
trunks Pomatum
case Brown Windsor Soap
cases Lamp Black.
COFFEE.
100 bags Coffee expected In time.
Catalogues will be ready the day before the sale.
Terms cash. DUNLOP, M0NCURE 4 CO.,
je22-dtds Auctioneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

IMPORTANT srATKnESr.--The Havana correspondent
o. the Charleston Courier, writing under date of the
sth inst, mentions the fact that some important dis
eoveres as to the connection of the Yankees with aars
10 Mexico have been made by the French Hesays; "lhe
captangenera and the French consul here have re-
eeVed intelligence that among the spoils captured by
the French at Puebla box containing the full cor
respondence between the Mexican and United States
Governments, wherein it appears that the latter has
been furnishing the Mexicans with men, money and
arms to be used in their contest with the French The
correspondence has been Immediately forwarded to
France, and It is not improper to presume that it will
greatly affect the amicabe relations between the EmPe
ror and the Yankees. This information is reliable 1t
comes to me from the officials have named, through
Southern gentleman who had it from them personally.
Among the prisoners captured by the French at Pueba
were fifteen hundred CalfOrnians, who, WITH body Of
Spanish deserters from Prims army, almost wholly de-
Tended the city during the last siege.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
TEI,EGRAPHIC.
Victory ar vIcKsRURG.

FURIOUSASSAULT ON OUR LINES.
THE ENEMY REFUSED WITH HEAVY Loss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

BY HARVEY, HUNT, JAMES co, Aucr'As.
WAREHOUSE, Virginia Street.
/ ARGE SALE OF
~ GROCERIES, TOBACCO, &c.
On "WEDNESDAY MKT Path init commencing at 10 o'clock
c will sell at auction
80 tierees Rice,
100 bags Salt,
10000 lbs. prime O. Zee,
$50 dozen Bu;kls
Also, an invoice Of
SUGAR
Expected to trrve In time.
Also, choice variety OF
MANUFACTURED
SMOKING TOBACCO,
In large lots.
ether corsgnmen win be received O'Clock Of day Of
sale.
je2S-N 9. HARVEY, HUNT, JANIS co.
Will be added to our Sale OF WEDNESDAY
, An Assortment CT
ladies' and Misses Shoes,
Pocket Cu'lery-hne,
Mtn's Hats,
DRY GOODS.
ie2S-2t HARVEY HUNT, JAMES co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

THE REcoGEITIoN HUNBUG.-Tbe London eoIrespon-
dent Of the New York Times refers to the 'cheers"
with which Mr. ROebuok's notice of motion in favor
of the recognition of the Confederacy was received as
an evidence of the disposition Of the House" The
came writer says that "public meetings will be held to
influence Parliament; and the Government viii find it
very difficult to stem the tide" He adds;
No single event has contributed so much to the
present feeling in favor Of recognition the death Of
the best known Of the rebel Generals-StonewG Jack
SON. His eulogjes are in all the newspapers his por-
traits in the shopwindows. Had he been an English
commander the sympathy naturalization could scarcely
have been more general A public meeting has beea
called in Liverpool express the general admiration
for his character, and this will of course increase
sympathy for his cause.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

RoBBERT.-The fmOke house of Mr.. John S Tanner,
3D. between Canal and Byrd streets, forcibly
tered Monday night and robbed Of 81 600 worth of
baco-, two kegs of lard and some other articles.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

1 dCC4AO-' 4NO1lCE.
T OUR AUCTION SALE ON THURS
DAY, the 25h inst, viii sell large assortment Of Gro.
oerss consisting following desirable Articles commencing
promptly ~ o'clock viii sell Invoice Hardware Tin
ware &C. AZ 10 Oelk promptly we will commence on Groee
Is Hbes Sugar, seod to choice,
II BSls Prime Old Coffee,
IS bags do DO DO
Bbls Tar,
20 BblS Aola,ses
5 Chests Tea,
II Bills Tanners Oil,
Ivy Black,
Of southern Manufacture,
80 Bols Flour,
1000 Lbs Bacon,
100 sasss san,
10 KeS sods,
Bags Spice,
eco Packages Manufactured Tobacco part Of which
embraces some Of HsrdgsOyes best Brands.
Apple Brandy,
And other very d,slrstis Are, t,O numerous to mention
Lot o, Wagon Harness say 10 Sets for Pour o,sss
je2t-tcS TARDY & WILLIAMS
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-We would call atten-
Hon to sale THIS MORNING.
AZ 10 O'Clock, We viii sell Groceries, comprising
Rice, Buckets, &c.
Lsdie, and Misses Shoes
Mems Fur Hats,
Pocket Cutlery,
Dry Goods, s..
And Immediately thereafter, will sell
SPLENDID VARIETY OF TOBACCO.
jeei-n HARVEY, HUNT, JAMES 4 co
AUCTION NOTICE.
Wel1yite special attention - sale Of DRY GOODS,
to commence TaIs MORNING. at 10 o'clock, when w
landed from Nassau and Bermuda
!e2i-l. i' A'''1 G IGi
MASONIC NOTICR.-The Members of
meeting THIS EoESa At io ociool o a' ihs in. Ss
By order ofuew.M w
JAMES E. RIDDIcK, see'y
June 2ih, A, l. 5ssa, A Discs. jcaI-ii
THE VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY
COMPANIES books OF this Company open for cub.
seFPcn to the capital Banking Of R. II.
aaury Co. is2l-dn
oHANBERLAISs OFFICE,
RICHNOsD, June 9Sd, 1865
NOTICE to all whom it NAV concern. BY
ordinance city passed day Oct, 1892
amended the 22d Inst II Is ordained that any merchant,
manufacturer auconeer broker hoekesper other
on whom upon whose employment class tax is imposed who
shaarTy his her business In the city without having
been Lsed by The Assessor having Ged with the Chamberlain
notee ms or her intention 70 engage 10 such business G
pay double De amount tax which may be assessed imposed
upon them on account Of taid business.
A. W. MORTON,
jest-2Av2E Chamberlain.
TX CASKS SODA ASH,
IL 10 Bbls Alum,
~ Boxes CASTLE Soar,
Lard N Bbls aud Firkins,
2e0 Fee 3.ineh Marila Rope,
Sugar OF Lead
On consignment and for sale by
BAU6HMAN RICHARDS,
!ezi-It- No. ~, Pesrl 81.
QUICKER IL LEE.
IL AUCTION q COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIII receive On eon,iypraeB f- s,la m snc,jo - al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERS.

NOTICE.-Messrs. TARDY & WILLIAMS have
exclusive control Of tho sale OF the Fine and Fancy Soaps
addressed.
We paying the hhes price, either cash or In eychsuue
FOR soap-for all Kind Of grease. VIM G. WEBB co.
je ll--f Manchester eoap Worts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

MATRIMoNrAL-We record this morning the departure
ola worthy knight Of the Q1 from the dreary confines
Of bachelcrdom-Nr. +. G. DeFontaine, the accom-
pished correspondent of the Charleston Co@ier-knOwn
to the reading public by his graphic and racY letters
from the army the de gssrre of 'Personne."
NaH Eelix ever be hanny and his bride NOR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

DIVIDEND.
VIE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF.
Il the Exchsnge Bank OF virginia have declared dvidend
out Of the Proh. Of the institution May, per
net, pays1.e on lat July next. W.P. sTRoTHER,
!els-e2w oaSeier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE "a, lsss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
sKIREISBING IN TENNESSEE-MILITARY MOVE,
MENTS.

ATLANTA, June pa special despatch to the Allan
IA In;elgencer from Wartrace Tenn, 2lss instant,
says:
Gen. Wlder's Lightning Division" composed of
1000 Federal Cavalry, 500 of whom are negroes we're
driven back from Alexandria Tenn eight miles north
west Of Liberty, by Dukes Cavalry, on the l7th The
enemy's loss was ten killed and number wounded No
loss on our side.
Capt. Shelton, of Dukes I'd Kentucky Regiment, has
returned from Bardstown. He left on the Sth and
brought ont quantity Of stores.
The enemy has fallen back from Lebanon and Tri.
une towards Murireesboro. Things arc working.
FROM PORT HUDSON.
0sYKA, Mss, June ala reliable gentleman from
the vicinity Of Port Hudson reports that Banks has re-
ceived transports Of troops from Hilton Head, and
mustered out as many asreceved In his present army
twelve to fifteen thousand men whose time ia out,
and they refuse to fight
cOuriOr from Col. Lyons reports heavy firing at
Port Hudson every night. General Gardeners men are
firm.
0sYKA, June PA courier from Kellerston, La
reports nothing new from Port Hudson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
AUCTION SALES.
VUTURE DAYS.
BY GonnIN A lppERsoN

BY GoDDN APPERs0N.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BE
TWEEN lSiH AND 18Th STREETS.
As Executor OF the late Sarah Clark deceased sell M
publ auction the premises MONDAY June
1858, at O'Clock r. M fair, the
hat valuable real estate located above
to Mr. Bernard Nage $3.50 per annum The lot has front OF
IS feet and depth OF l65 feet 10 vide alley The
desirable for business purposes. Also will be sold
very Zee old English eight day clock. :.
Terms for the real estate third cash. balance at ard 12
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured by rus
deed or acSsh at the option Of the purchaser The taxes and
Insurance for 1869 10 be paid by the purchaser.
WIN. JN0. CLARKE, Executor
je24-tds Of Sam oIlrrr, deceased.
BY ROBINSON, ADAMS 1 co., Auchoueera
GALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION
~ FRIDAY re 10th ins. at 10 o'clock al Warehouse
9th and Main Streets.
SO bags prime N. o. Sugar,
- do choice do ..-.t
20 hbls fair do
do crushed do
20 casks old Rice
IS do prime quality Rice to be sold Without rerv, TO
close Invoice.
is bbls n. o. MolaSSes,
10 bagI choice kio Coffee,
Soap, Candles, Lard, Bacon and Salt with general
sorment Of Groceries.
ALSO,
10000 Cuba and Florida Cigars, e
smoking Tobacco In bags papes and barrels and variety
Of Miscellaneous Goods.
Parties desiring 10 ays themselves Of The above sale will
please send in their goods early Thursday
je24-tds ROBINSON ADAMS A co. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

"A BY WIN. III. FOWLE, SONS & CO.
ll6 and lis Main q.
On MONDAY ooh ns at O'clock we shan hold our usual
tuc;lOn sale Of
Manufactured and Smoking TOT acco,
Groceries,
Dry Goods, and
Miscellaneous articles
We expect TO offer large line having slready At hand
LEGO packages Manufactured snd
5000 " smoking Tobacco. -3
Additions will be made OF which win be given.
je4-H WM. II. F0WLE, soNs CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

JACKSON, June 22d-0ne Of our scos, just arrived
from the interior of the enemy lines reports that they
acknowledge their loss heavier than in any other assault
1t is variopsy reported at from to ten thousand
and is stated that the victory complete Their
troops are much depressed in consequence and say that
Vicksburg has ever been slaughter pen, and abuse
Gen. Grant for undertaking an impossiblity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24
ADJT AND INsP'R GENERALS oYPIoI, |
RIdHnouD lime IL 1874

Adjutant and Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

- COUE-Judge LTOSs presiding.-Sarab
Charged With engaging in the 'bread riOt'
ID Of April, vas tried yesterday and acquitted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-24

The following act Of Congress and the regulations adopted by
The Department In pursuance thereof pubhed for the nor
nation OF all concerned:
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

fore. make peace with Thorn. Tho only way
is TO keep tightening tho cords around
them. TO got them so broken that the con-
servative pcoule of the South can help them
selves. This they viii not attempt until we
throttle tho military power. Then They
will turn to the lrpiors and say, 1--WE have
had enough IT this and will giyo it up
Accordingly ! 500 30 hope except in prn.
IDENTITY and %siernly cr0wdiug upon them as
30 nave been doing, and tho termination of
tho struggle Mt last will BIO in accordance
with the great interests Of out country and
world. (Applause) | had hoped within n
wear We could havn accomplished the re-
dncrinn Of the rebellion. I will say in con.
c%lusior that, had wo received tho forces
eight weeks ago that wo ought to have bad.
We would have brnkon tho back of tho re.
bcliion ere now.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
Drinking Impure Water.

Set a pitcher of iced water in a room
inhabited, and in a few hours it will have
absorbed from the room nearly all the per-
spired gasses of the room, the air Of
which will have become purer. but the
wafer utterly filthy. This depends on the
fact that water has the faculty of con
densing and thereby absolving nearly all
the gasses, which il does without ~increas
ing its own bulk. The colder the water
the greater the faculty to contain these
gases. Al ordinary temperature a pint
of water will contain a pint OF calbon,c
acid gas. and several plnts of ammonia.
This capacity is nearly doubled by redu,
cling the temperature to that of ice. Hence
water kept in the room awhile Is always
unfit for use, and should be often removed,
whether il has become warm or not
And for the same reason the wafer in q
pump should be pumped out in the MON
ing before anv is used. That which ha,
stood in n pitcher ever night is MOI fit lor
coffee water in the morning. Impure
water is more injurious to the health than
impure air, and every person should pro.
vide the means of obtaining fresh, pure
water for all domestic uses.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

LIScoLN's lloRsE "DAvY MIR. Lincolu's
last story is about his early farm experiences,
from which no draws a lesson OF political
wisdom. He had once to pillow with a lucy
old horse, named Davy.
1T was my business" says his ExcolIen-
cy, TO guide the pillow, while my assistant, to
the best Of his ability, with u two.handcG
hickory, kept DAvy in motion. We
were all creeping along, old navy taking
our blows and our abuse, wnon suddenly he
moved off at tho pace or n young colt Just
put in tho harness. "What't tho matter =
| cnQuirod. oh" said my brother, its u
great big horse. fly fastened on old DAVIS
neck (; shall | drive him off ? mo, no."
said |, as long as no keeps old Dayy going
at this rate, lot tho ho:so, fly alone. With
bis assistance va shall get n heap of work
out of Old Davy" So it is with Mr.. Chase.
Tho next Presidency is his horse ny, aud It
makes tho patriotic Secretary as lively at
his work as old Davy. Let tho horse,hy
alone.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

WHEAL FOR 4 BARREL OF FLrUR.--The
question is o'en asked, how much wheat
does it take to make a barrel Of -four? A.
the annual fair Of the Dubuque County
Agricultural Society, in 1860, a premium
OF three dollars was offered for the best
barrel Of flour made from winter wheat,
and also the same from spring wheat.
James Pratt IL Co., of the Rockdale mills.
entered one barrel of each, accompanied
with the Statement, that sixteen bushels OF
winter wheat yielded three barrels and
1913 pounds oil nour--at the rate OF four
bushels and fifteen pounds Of wheat to the
barrel. Or spring wheat, fifty bushels
yielded eleven barrels olAour, being four
bushels and thirty two pounds per barrel,
The wheat used was OF u fair quality,
and no more.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
MEDICAL.
The Graefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

4 RE prepared under tho immediate e~uperv:s
~ ion OF n skill(ul Physician and they may be
relied upoH in all cnses.
The intel igence Of The community IL not in.
suited by the ofei OF n single medicine which
claims to cure ALL DISEASES. but the GR7ertcrg
Remedies consist OF seven different Medicines,
all unequaiedi in the cure OF diseases Tor which
they are recommended, among which may be Sc.
lected one appropriate TO amy oithe diseases Incl.
dent to this country aud climate.
1rTHE GRHFENBEEG VEGETABLE
PILLS are better tlirn any other kind oi Pills in
the world-Irice 90 Cents.
HrTHE GREFENBERG UTERINE CA
THOLlCON is an iuialhbie remedy for all Flo.
male diseases.-PRlCE $3.50.
aTTHE UTERINECAT HOL1CON will also
cure Gravel, Diseases VI the Kidneys, Urinary
difficulties in males.
arTHE CIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il by tar the most pow ctiul and efiCuCiOus com.
dound in use.-Price One Dollar.
bTTHE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY
SYRUP is n certain ami Quick remedy for all dis.
eases oi the bowels Price 80 Cents.
&rTHE GRHFENBERG PILE REMEDY
never tails 10 permanently relieve this distressing
disease-Price Onc Dullnt
prTHE GREFENBERG CHlLDREN'S
PANACEA is an invaluable compound in al
diseases incident to %cniIdren.
The GREFENBhEG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY is n sovereign specific for this partic-
ulnr disease Price 81 Cents.
THE GRHFENBLRG GREIN MOUNT
AIN OINTMENT excels all other saves in its
curative effects Price ~ Cents.
TIE GRIFLNBERG CONSERVATIVES
BALM affords the most astonishing reIiei mall
pulmonary complaints Price 3 60 II bottle. tan
eminent Physician nl New y ofk, sturcs thai he
has known the GrRlenbotg ConsuT plive's Balm
used with great success IN Drupsy Our own
pNppritntp suhstauiiaiCs his STATE ment)
THE GRH1FENBERG lILAL1H BlTTFRS
are the most pleasant und delightful tonic ever
prppared.-Ptic q Gents.
THEGRHtENBERG LOTION is %unpnral.
leled in AN INFLAMMATION OF diseases OF the I've
Price % Cents
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
DENsIoNs AND BOUNTY ...Widow

IL OF officers and soldiers who have died. oil
who have been killed in service, their minor chill,
dren or dependent parents, brothers or sisters
arc entitled to full pensions, aud arrears OF pay,
and $40 bounty and invalid soldiers nre emil,
tied to n pension to the extent OF disability.
All who have served TWO years. or who have
been sooner discharged by reason Of WOUNDS,
are entltl5d to SlOo bounty.
The undersigned, late Lieut.. Colonel 7th Ohio
Vols, has opened an Office in Warren, Trumbull
County, Ohio, 10 prosecute the Pension and
Bounty business, and will also prosecute al. bust.
ness against the Government in any OF its De.
partments. His long experience in the business
ten years-and long service In the War, and
his thorough acquaintance with tho manner OF
doing the business, aud how and where to obtain
evidence in nl cases, give him advantages over
ali other persons engaged in the business,
He charges ONLY the legal the, $500, in PEN
sion cases. with a charge Of 81 so for each aft
dsVit where additional evidence il required.
s1rSoldiers, write to him, or call on him at his
Office. IL you write, give a full history of the
case, and enclose a stamp, and you will get 0
satisfactory answer by return mail,
J. +. ASPER, Attorney Mt Law,
69Sms Warren, Trunball County, Ohio.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
We take from an exchange the follow.


ing extract: -
This war, above all other wars Of which
history makes mention, is n war wagad
on our part in the interest OF poor men.
The Rebellion was plotted, begun and
prosecuted in the interest OF the owners
of slaves. Whether the man who labors
with his hands should be a freeman or n
slave. should be owned by himself or bv
another. is The ultimate question which
this nation is now deciding. The Rebels
maintain that that is the best condition Of
society where the land is divided into
great plantations and their owners also
own the laborcrs who ill them, and the
artisans who make their implements, and
this condition Of society the Rebels are
striving TO forIi(y and extend. The free
and loyal people Of the land maintained
that the laborers and The artisans should
be as free as the owner of the soil. Thus,
of al! the people in the country, the labor
ers and the artisans are the most inter-
ested in this question:"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06

Tho Ncmhcrs thus far chosen to tho next
HOUSE, of Representatives are politically
classod Us follows
Roruhlicans and War Democrats elected
mainly by Republican votes, 81
Democrats and Bell. Wings elected, by
tho combined Opposition vote, 72
Border State men chosen by a mixed
vote, II
Vacancy albany District, n. Y, vice
Corning, Dom, resigned !
Toal III Cioar atm. .U1joritg. +
Among the Border State men arc Gen.
Francis p Blair. Jr.. hitherto a Republican
ard Col. James S. Rollins, also of Mia.
souri,, who was nlwavs u Wing. ia nov u
Gradual Emancipatiouist, aud was chosen
to tho last Congress as a Bell Everett Tn.
ionist. Last year, no had scarcely any on.
POSITION. We shall bo disappointed If he
a n liates with Copporhcads.
Nino of tho Border State mon arc from
Koutnckv. At Toast three of thoso are un-
derstood to be friends Of tho Administration.
Throc others nro from tOld or Elstcrn)
Virginia. and are believed to DO all friends
of the Alministtat ion.
There arc ton mombors yot to be chosen
ono to fill the vacancy from this State n'orc
said (; one to represent the Sta,c o! Della
waro in place Of WIN Temple (Opp) de-
ceased ; three from tho nav State Of ives,
Virginia; and five from Maryland. Unlcss
all Signs prove deceptive. most OF these will
be hearty taiends of tho Administrations
We now OF M clnljhato running as n
Democrat or Opposi,ionist in Western Viz
gina, and but M in Maryland.
II any ono can figure an anti Administra.
rion organization or working majority ont
o! this state of facts, no is qualified tor Pro.
fossor of Mathematics in II College OF Pres
tidigatiou ~. Y. Tr1bune.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.

SooRN OF PHYsIcAL PArN.-In Snorro
S.urlesou's ma'cblcss "Heimskring'a," a
work whose every line should be read by
all lovers Of deeds Of Morse daring-:here
is to be fonnd an account of the last words
of an old Nors hero named Thormod.
The WORTHY had peen morally wounded
by the shaft Of an arrow striR ing him in
battle. He retired to a barn, where a wo.
servant tried TO pull the SHAFT of the
arrow out OF his wound with the help Of
u palr of longsl Not succeeding IN her
attempt, however, Thornod reproved the
girl for her tenderness in using the tongs;
took them himself, and, by main force,
pulled the arrow out OF The wound. Upon
it there hang some morsels OF flesh from
his heart, some red, some white. When
rhormod saw them he said grimly: "The
King has fed us well, | am fat even at
the heart roots. And, 50 saving. says
SIurlesou, che leaned back and was dead"