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FAIR AND FEAST.
BOARDING.

BOARD IN THE UNTRY.-Comfort-
- able BOARD can hc obtained for families, for
three months, within one hours drive Of Richmond.
Rooms large and comfortable The yard is large and
well shaded The ncEhborhoud is good and the To-
cation healthy. Would refer To Rev. G.. II. Read -.
D.. and McsSrs. +. & S. Workman & Go. and Il. W
Powers & Go. Address Lock.Box No. !. Richmond.
nv It-cod.w
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EY LACE POINTS, LACE POINTS,
The largest and bcst-assorted stock ever offered by
us-all purchased at great sacrifce-and will be
sold at nrtccs that are bound to give satisfaction.
LACE POINTS from the lowest price up TO Sao-
all of which are much below regular prices. =,
LEVY BROTHERS,
y. .. sN.s 1913 and 1915 Main street
Look Mt orr LINEN COLLARS Mt IL per dozen,
would be cheap ut So. -. -
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isiT;ESEIsTSI'l I NIIOTiGfls
rr41rs|sTin1Ir,rpfsssT PARASOL IN every

ar THasToUR1sTP ARAsoL IN every
CTnIDnEEsS ARAsOL good assortment;
BOIL ED ara souPLE SILK, BROWN and
- BLACK PaRAsoLs- ana SUN UMBREL-
LAS LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
no lack ofsLADIEs' BOWS; new styles Just re
ca,rad, Z I ~ 49, my %
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nIyBLACk SATIN-STRIPED GRENA-
D1NE-the most fashionable article of dress goods
In at sllo and Slips per yard, worth $3.50 aud 81
IRON GRENADINES at all prices-some remark;i-
bly, cheap Also, great bargains In HERNANlS
and GRENADINES all Of which have been pur-
chased by senior partner since the great decline
In prices. LEVY BROTHERS,
e#. 1913 and 1915 Main street.
LACE-TRIMNfED LINEN COLLARS Mt Ice.
my 20 .-s.-.....
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MILITARY NOTICES.

rRAYS, ATTENTION.-Attenda drill 4
" of your company in undrcss uniform at the p
Old Market Hall THIS friday EVENING N
PROMPTLY at half-pa,t O'clock. IL
fill attendance Is requested. as Important bust
ness will he brought before the company.
By order Of Cai,aiu BoSsIEUX.
G.. r. WALDMAN.
mv3l-lt Orderly Sergeant.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /
Az an Ina.

COMMISSIONERS OFficE,}
RICHMOND, May ,. ls72. :
The parties interested IN the foregoing decree,
and all creditors OF the said james simpson, de
ceased, and OF his estate. hereby notified THAI
will proceed mt my Office, In the city Of Richmond,
on MONDAY the 3a fay Of June. 1879, at is O'Clock
H., 10 execute the Inquiries and requirements OF
sstd decree, at which time ana place they are re-
CURED to attcud. a. AusTiN sMIin.
az .gEs..s Commissioner IN Ghauscry.G
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Deep WATERMAN Editor up Tn n
Balloon

From the Clarke County tKy.) Democrat
American politics generally are in ire
mendouS fuddlc at present. but the Demo-
cratic branch Of the body-pulitic is worse
tuddled than all the balance. Every Demo-
crat wants TO do what is best under the cir
cumstances--but that's the point that bewil-
dcrs It's. "What is the best thing we can
do:" is the anxious inquiry dropped from
the lips and reyolvcd in the troubled mind
of almost every honest Democrat in the
land. The position the Democratic party
occupies just now is an exceedingly ticklish
one. We want to beat Grant, but have
conscientious scruples about supporting
Greeley, whose political views are probably
more radical than Grants, especially so since
Grant has no politics or principles either,
but is in the hands Of any party that wants
to run him for office, let that party be Radi-
cal, Democratic, or Liberal. But. then, the
platform upon which Greeley was nomi-
mated, and which he is pledged to support,
is good one, and Democrats sacrifice but
little by adopting it. On the other hand,
while we are in favor of runninga straight !"
Democratic ticket, we very much doubt the
expectancy of such a course. Experience
has taught us that to do such thing would
he counting defeat; but is not defeat sweeter
under true colors than victory under false
f1ag2
10 beat Grant, let the Democratic party
support Greeley, and the work is done. TO
disorganiZe the Democratic party, let that
party support Greeley, and the job is finish
eel. To insure defeat, let the Democrats put
| out candidate of their own, and they are
defeated, To subject the country to four
years more of robbery, corruption. and OBJ
preston, let the Democratic party oppose
Greeley, and those things will follow AS sure
as fate. To put the country in Il fair way to
recover its prosperity, let the Democrats
support Greeley. and prosperity will fellow
like the harvest in the track Of the plough.
But we don't know what VIC are taking
about. We are in deep water.
GEORGIA FOR GREELEY.-4ugusta, May
29.--A large meeting of Democrats in Rich
mond county met this evening to nominate
delegates to the State Convention, which
meets in Atlanta June Goth. Judge Linton
advocated the nomination of q
Democratic candidate for President, as he
saw no choice between Grant and Greeley.
General Wright would abide by the action
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A REGULAR MEETING or "PRAC-
n TICE" LODGE. No. q, !. o. NJ. will he held
Mt Wcstium Hail. THIS EVENING. a full at
tendance IS requested. Candidates for degrees will
please present themselves -
BY order of the ". NJ. NJ. }. POWERS.
my 3l-ItK Recording Secretary.
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~ w. JONES, DENTIST, Lss 49,
NJ always pure and fresh NITROUS. ~
lDE GAS for painless extraction o: ISL .r,, ten
ARTIFICIAL TEETH ntasis % an!
and of best materials. ,,.. f,r nov.
/ OLD GOLD PLATE taken iE sxenagass ,ni var
] All operations thoroughly rsrsofniea a."
GFsics: Franklin street eli hetweenn s SYM.
and Eikhth. ".'-.e---=
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L'AMILY FLOUR.
50 barrels EDDY FAMILY,
loo barrels VALLEY MILLS FAMILY,
so barrels BIG SPRING FAMILY.
NH Is A. y. STOKES & co.
COURT ORDERS.


TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
L city Of Richmond:
John h. BeiVin. ....flalnun,
against
John w. Wright, sheriff, and administra-
tor Of James Simpson, deceased, and
Extract from decree entered 25th day Of April lo;2
s. The court doth adjudge, order, and de-
cree that this cause be referred to 4. Austin Smith,
one OF the commissioners OF THIS court. who shall
take, settle and report to the court the following &C
counts:
First An account of the debts due from James
Simpson, deceased, or from his estate, showing In
said account the several amounts OF ,id debts 70
whom coming, and the order and priority III which
the same are entitled 10 be paid.
Second. or the personal property OF SAID James
Simpson remaining iisble for the payment of said
debts and whether the same will he sufficient 10 pay
said debts without resorting To the really.
Third OF the transactions OF John ". Wright as
administrator Of said james Simpson, deceased.
Fourth OF the real estate ef WHICH james Simp-
SON died seized, With the annual aud fee simple value
OF each lot or parcel thereof and the liens and in
cumbrancex, Il any, thereon.
Fifth. With any other matters or things by the
commissioner deemed pertinent, or specially re-
guired by any party to the ca.ise.
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MEETINGS.

THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE
Il PAINTERS SOCIETY are requested to meet
at their hall TONIGHT at O'Clock. MI who have
not paid their initiation will he dcalt with according
to law.
By order of the President.
nv 3l-ltk q. kIEFE, Secretary.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
n MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA

The above watering-place, which Is UNIVERSAL.
recognized rs 50
will be open for the reception Of visitors on the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
These Springs are delightfully."- situated In q bend
Of Roanoke river, among the highest peaks Of the
Allegheny mountains. with Il magnificent lawn EN-,
bracing 100 acres. possessing the rare attraction OF
mountain and water scenery combined within ,!
miles of Allegheny depot, the Atlantic, Missis
sippi and Ohio railroad 1.-THE great thorouslfart
North anil SOUTH, and accessible to all parts o
the Union.
Since the last season many improvements have ipecI
made. and n number of new buildings have beer
added. making these springs the most commodious
and attractive In the State.
nv 27-lIn ". B. BISHOP, Manager.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTICE.--DR, JoHNg~7a
DG. wAYT has this day associated 'i WIZ G.soRGE
~ si,V w "a I'D. D. S, and having 6i, aS';,nSS,
has resumed the practice Of MEcIiASlSAfi ~, Of
TIsTRY, aud win insert whole Or psdd'is nov prc.
n.rea m ADMINISTER NITROUS OXIDE Ca i'i w.
painless extraction OF teeth. ,,,up
OrFics: i0i Ninth street, nesr ffshAnur, ,,-ss.
MARCH IL, sT2. - 10
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4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO PAU
" ROAD.--on and after Nay eth passETcr"
as follows: t'''p'fd)
$50 A. M-bfAIL TRAIN for the White so,D,..
Springs, connecting at Gordonsyille with The Oran".i
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washir g 's
North and LyEehburg and South ~" aud
3I5 2. M.-ACCOMMODATI TRAIN for c..
louisville. except on Saturday, on which dsy I, or
at r. 81 This trnlD connests ut CoronyiiiIn' y III
the night trains the Orange. Alexandria ,nJ MI
nassas railroad for LYNCllBURG and WASu,SS,Ia
TON.
Through tickets. ut low rates, sold IN all ,.,,,,.
Northwest and Southwest. p"u's
Storage tickets FROM Liverpool. uneers,o.u
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg fTa"rr. Ro,rr,1','
Bergen. Copenbagen, and Go,hcnburg 10 nil ,.In,,,
on this road, can lie bought of the Genera, f,'p's
Agent ut Richmond or ran bc ordered through .
station agent on the road. al!
Further information may bc obtained nj the ro,,.
pany's Offices. >'"-
No passenger trains are run on SUNDAYS.
4. u. PERRY, General SuIpcrintcu..r,
JAaEs i. SETHERbAND, General Ticket Ac.r,
apl7
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~ & RtcfIstOSD, FREDEaicYsnrrfr 49,
POTOMAC ROUTE, May Ia, IS75'
|MAaiILl. TENS q. Run THROUGH To
III QUANTICO In LIEU OF AOIJA cpvpeo
in Few Gays the schedule win be ehanv.d IN
the present trains are run as follows: g"
w , D "a MAIL leaves Byrd-stscet station ~.
Up NIGHT MAIL seaves Byri-street s,,,,o,
gP. III. Except ON SuisIays) ''a'on,
| :. UPsAGtBaf5fO ,eayes Bro,d.s,-,a,
ton, y. b.. Except on Suniaya.) ''' 'a'
Down ! DAf EsihIla arrives u. Byrd-street sta.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byr,.s,,s.. ;,
ton. ais 4. NJ. Except on Mondays.j 1'' sc''
DOWN ACCOMMODATION THAN a,,s,a .
days.l 49, 80 'i sun
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN runs to sIITfordo,,,
Travellers bound west rfd Baltimore and 0hio w,
road will by taking thc 1870 r. d. mail hence
with the pl7 p. NJ train at Relay House on The R.t
more and Ohio railroad. BY the . r. Ar. sbcy va s
connect with the $50 A; ". at Relay House. on I mn
same road-the former being the quicker nc ~.
points west. mr. -, ,"'
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Ok BOXES CHOICE L \ e L q Il \
Ia CHEESE.
50 huyshe:,s Porto Rico SUGARS,
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Granulatc'i
SUGARS,
100 hirrcls a. Is, and extra & SUGARS,
100 barrels Canton Il Bartofs SYRUP,
SO barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
IS puncneons prime MOLASSES.
80 hogslrads Clear Rib BACON SIDES,
80 hogsheads BACON SHOULDERS,
30 iicrccs G. Cassard 4 Sons LARD,
So pals choice family LARD,
100 bags RIO COFFEE,
80 bags LAGUAYRh COFFEE.
900 barrels fuli-aize North Carolina CUT HER
RINGS,
100 barrels ful-size North Carolina GROSS HER
RINGS,
loo half-lmrrrls family ROE HERRlSGs,
loo barrels EXTRA FLOUR.
100 barrels SUPERFINE FLOUR,
lao barrels FINE FLOUR.
Good stock of LIQUORS, all grades.
In store and for sale 10y HARVEY < JONES,
my2l Thirteenth and Ca,v streets.
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the cities.
Per month";.
Per week !;
Fer gay :. ;i i
cN'Fc" ""er L. years hn SSTT5n6 'I PF5Ss'
my 25-4w Proprietor.
rTHE HEALING SPRINGS, ON THE
l. LINE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD, BATH COUNTY, VA, will be opcr
for the reception of visitors June Is. They are ac
cessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad from
MIlll,orough, twenty three miles over the Warm
Springs mountain, or from Covington. on the same
road, fifteen miles, bya fine turnpike of easy grades
passing In full view of the celebrated Failing SPRING
and the splendid scenery OH Jackson river. These
Springs too well known to require an elaborate
notice at this time. The virtues of the waters arc
attesed bv the most eminent physicians, andby hun.
tIreds who have been relieved by their use. The
bathing Is luxurious and nyigorating, the air pure
and celebrating. and the scenery grand and Dcauti-
full, and the approach up the valley OF JackSon's
river presents combination Of mountain aud water
scenery not 10 nc surpassed.
Persons leaving Washington or Richmond iu the
morning reach the Springs tho same night. ~
remain nj COvington. where ccnitnrfn'lc ncron,Ino-
atInns can he had. and arrive at the Springs neat
KESSSICH's BAND Is engaged for the season. and
the usual facilities for amusement and recreation
Descriptive pamphlets can b" had of NIcSsrs. Pur-
cell, Ladd & Co, Richmond, or OF the agent at the
Springs.
June SIS per month for July, August, and Scptcin-
Der. or TI35 fer two months.
Telegraph and post-oilicc In the hotel.
NJ. II. I1oUSTON, Nj D.. resident plly*ician.
my 2l-F&Tuiw Ii. NJ. QUART ES. Agent.
THE HOT SPRINGS.
i BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
arc now open to visitors. Its waters are celebrated
for the cure of rheumatism. Govt, Paralysis. Tor
por of Liver. Chronic DiarrhGa or Dyscutery, Di.-
cscs of the Uterus. Affections of the skin, especially
of Syphlltic origin, and numerous Chronic Diseases
THE BATHS
vary In Temperature from degrees to lilo degrees
Fahrenheit, and present every variety OF chronic
bath They arc moreover, found To prepare the sys-
tenn for tho beneficial action OF waters found ut the
various other Mineral Springs
MUD BATHS have been constructed similar To
those that are largely used nj the most celebrated
spas In Germany and which give sufferers the hcnc.
ut of the very valuable remedial agents contained
I'm the mineral mud.
These SPRINGS offer unsurpassed attractions to
both the invalid and peasurc-scekcr. The clnip-
ment and management are equal To those OF iusi-
class city hotels. Every modern Improvement has
been provided. So
Professor j. l.. CaBELL. NJ. D., of the Univcr-
sfy of Virginia, Resident Physician.
For Pamphlets and circulars address
S. c. TARDY SEQ.
Richmond, Va: or
j. A. AUGUST,
Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
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M Cd A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11
SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, April O.-Thc Mormon
Conference adjourned this morning to
next Sunday.
The Democrats held a large meeting for
organization. Speeches were made by
Hon. Thos. Perkins, Gen. Barnum, Major
Blair, and Others. There was considera-
BILE enthusiasm. The expression and be.
liet Of the party was that the Democrats
would elect the next President. There
was no reference to the woman problem.
They were opposed to any coalition in
volvtng the abdication Of distinctive
organization on party platform.
The Conference, by a unanimous vote,
reelected Brigham Young President Of
the Church; George A. Smith First, and
Daniel H.1Wells Second Counsellor; Or.
son, Hyde, President otthe Quorum Of the
twelve Apostles.
Miss Couldrick, actress, is lying at the
point Of death. q tS5l5Ha :. & V''
Jacob Yates, one of the seven Presi.
dents Of the Quorum Of Seventies, has
been publicly suspended from office in the
Mormon Church until an investigation
into certain matters OF business takes
place. 1t is said outside that Yates has
instituted suit 70 recover property unlaw.
fully appropriated by tho Church while
absent on mission.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, April 1O.-Col. Mutt
has transferred the last pound Of freight
taken by the Iowa road for the West on
the old contract, and the transfer boats
are now idle. 1t is not known what dis.
position will be made OF the other ferry
boats plying between here and Omaha.
The rumor that the U. P. road were to
run through trains from Ogden to this
city,is explained in cases where trains
are snow bound. They still cling to the
Heman transfer. 5a.ya.
]. NJ. Palmer has let the contract for a
large new hotel at tho transfer depot
platform, to be finished in ninety days.
The Pacific House, which was destroy.
ed by fire, has been rebuilt, and will be set
at work on the 1st OF May. N,s@
The snow storms seem TO be all over,
and the trains are running as usual to.
day. f'iR&15 gaa q G1jgtg'slt &
The weather here is clear and milder,
and Is fayorablefor agriculture. =
Emigration Is stillpouring into West
ern Iowa, and real estate, desirable city
and country property, is changing hands
brlskly.
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WASHINGTON.

H. aNNaII H.AN Ns-1GfUHN TS# NaHNI
" WAsnfSGTov, ,April10.LInternal Reve'
nue appointments Guagers, William Fl.
Tainter, second district OF Missouri; Simon
Ray, first dlstrleto Missourl. rl.,eau
The President has nearly recovered
Iron from hls recent sickness IHq was out to.
\ Ihei Committee Ql(Wgyssaud, Means
have agreed to let the bonded warehouses
remain, six months being given them TO
export, but there arc TO be no sales from
them for domestic 9consumpiionY The
committee win meet tonight 10 consider
the etariRaud internal revenue bills!which
they do not expect to report before next
Monday. Is algEa a59nnO
The President sent the following nomi,
nations TO the Senate to-day: Postmaster,
John White, Sturgls, Michigan.
The 9 JHonse appropriation Committee
this morning agreed to recommend the
appropriation asked tors by the Agricul.
tnral Department, about $4,000.
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Ohio Lerisln,,nIrncr.

~ CoLAlMBus, April 10.-In the Senate to-
ldayathea Senate sbilitOiproRid elorth theYen.
tillation and general regulation of coal
mines was passed Aftera long discus
sion the bill to fix the prices for publish.
ing legal advertisementswas lost. In the
House the House bill 10 provide that in
the letting OF contracts for erecting public
buildings the contract for each branch Of
the work shall be let to separate parties,
who shallbe responsible for their branch
Of the work, was taken up and passed (;
also the bill to allow railroad directors
TO purchase stock in open market,
.butnDt to- limit boards d directors 70 the
purchase Of the stock Of their respective
roads; also bill TO provide that the in.
mates Of the, Soldiers 0rplaps Home
may remain there till 19years ofage; also
a bill TO make the standard weight oil
bitiminous coal s0pounds and cannel coal
20 pounds per bushel, and making 1t a
penel offence to sell except by weight;
Senate bill 10 allow assignees to appeal
from the common pleas 10 the district
courts; bills were introduced to authorize
cities and villages 10 issue water works
bonds running 80 years, and to incorporate
savings socielies. VI 7ur {s-I,
At the bar meeting committee was
appointed TO report resolutions appro.
pirate TO the death of Hon. Samuel Gal.
loway. After eulogles by ex.Gov. Den.
nison and other prominent gentlemen the
resolutions wore adopted. !. j..
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KANSAS LIBERAL REPUBLlcAN
n4,1o CONVENTION. nj 7Iusi

TOPEKA, KANSAS, April 10.-The Lib.
eral Republican Convention met here this
afternoon, and was called to order by
Mark ]. Parrot, who called Ex. Governor
8. ,. Crawford 10 the chair Three Sec
retaries and eleven Vice Presidents were
elected Pending the appointment OF the
committee on resolutions the question on
credentials came up; and after debate 1t
was decided that all who would agree 10
90 with the party in future could sit In
the Convention, md the question whether
they had been Democrats OF Republicans
heretofore should not be asked. Accom-
mittee was appointed To- preparea a List Of
delegates 70 The Cincinnati Convention,
and 10 name members Tor the State
Central Committee. .s'ussaaS
After speeches by several gentlemen n,
the Convention adjourned until hAlfpast
seven.
The Committee on Resolutions this
evening reported the following, which
were adopted: n "a. Fl
I Rl~lpea, That we, the iLihefal ISepub.
licans o" Kansas, mindful Of the early
record OF our State, so closely inwover'
with the history of the Republican party
and the struggle for national existence,
still steadiast and true tothe vital princi.
pies which called that party into existence,
would ever maintain as part of our birth.
right the rightiul sovereignty of the
Union, emancipation, equality of civil
rights and enfranchisoment. With q loy.
atty to principles that Is higher aud strong.
er than loyalty To party or party leaders;
jealous and watchful ol the fair fame OIL
our young State; earnest and Srcsolhte
now as In the struggle TO save It's
soil from the encroachmVnts of the slave
power. We call upon the people OF Kan
sas to unite In an effort toput a stop to
the attempted absorption OF the civil
functions in the military encroachment OF
the Executive power; 10 inaugurate a
thorough and genuine reform ofthe civil
service, that shall put a stop to the shame.
less abuses OF official patronage for the
control OF conventions and elections,
whether In the interest of an Individual
faction or party; to affect the modification
OF our revenue system, so no class
or special interest shall be encoureed
at the expense Of the rest; to secure a wise
and just system Of taxation, which shall
place no needless burden upon the people;
to save the public lands Of the nation 10
actual settlers, under the principles of the
homestead law; to establish general am.
nesty as a correct svenueo impartial
suffrage; to extend our national sympa.
thies to- ogalli people struggling tn ,emn.
late Ia Dse our example Of popular enlfranchise. l
One hundred and seven delegates we're
appointed to attend the Cincinnati Con.
vention. The listi headed by l.. J. Par
roth, and includes a goodImany promi.
nent men Of the State, many Of whom, It
Is said, have not authorized the use of
their names, being steadfast Republicans.
Governor Brown, OF Missouri, then de.
livered an address, which was listened to
by a'crowded house.
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Ghe9lttI:IeSl.lig(e|tprtNf 1 ! d


Hon. JouN J. DAVIS, member Of the
House Of Representatives from this dis.
trlCt, has lately been airing in the GIOOe
some Of tho peculiar notions which used
to be the burden Of his speeches In the
Legislature, aboutths sovereignty Of the
States and the subordination Of the Fed.
eral Government. JOHN may not have
found 1t out yet, but the resolutions Of
'9S" are very dead. This is not an age Of
hair splitting distractions; and public
man who cannot wean his mind from
them aud bring it to bear on questions Of
a practical nature Is not Of much account
in Congress. ...... .....
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PITTsBuRGH, April 10.-Cloudy. Mo.
nongahela 20 feet and rising. Reported
stillssrising above Allegheny and, sta.
tionary at Oil City. The Ajax and Ar.
row, with coal, left this morning, but will
tie up for lower water. rlts
CINeINNATI, April 10.-Rlyer standing
al 80 feet all day. A rise OF 10 feet from
the Big Sandy Is expected tonight.
LouIsvILIE, April 10.-Rtver rising,
with 10 feet in the canal and II feet IN
the chute; 65 feet 4 inches under the
bridge. Descending boats passed through
the draw. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, April 10-The river has risen
3 feet 8 inches Clear. Thermometer Oh.