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DAYTON, (Ohlo.) Sept. 80, l-%J.
Gri:;ir!.s'ul much mrair' - itD.::. yun that
political prospects N tins STATE are as go,i c"u.t
hr irsi5r. Tia: contest VIII Ue and we! contest
I'd bu; s y III be favorable 10 he Democratic
From every Information which eau depend. should
O:o o:. II Is certain :ir !. Barren al john: Our
friends mere are cundrit ct Il ll; ticY willing
.c money Tie result. Ia tins district, <i!ra laird
m5.*-Diia Gis,rct.j Brpwn. the y Buren, and yUhnSun
c4n;l'A!r, vii sGc,iy DC elected Goode the O?posl-
ton candidate, is Unpopular IN has own county.
The Treasury Circular Is popular measure IL this
State. aad So nave 10 0crvc that it !ndi.
aua Ne entertain doubt Of tie fcsu; Ui That State
aisI gping tor tie Democratic Clndlda;cs-Enu Brrcn
aud johnson. lie last rou kentucky IS Of the
D<: cheering caractc. !o' the cause Of the people, and
Ean urcn AND Johnson gong ahead. Tennessee
r..r,a!n no d ,,.i will Lc U.srulIcalI~d Of al! attempts
O! tie White and y M faction: ANA thai she viii scorn
m i!! i:s;oc1aCv ~ defeating t: Tii 81 TIC people
~ c.f.;i:i Tie v'gu:G lto 81. limrs:. TIC Nh"s,
il, ,ir st.tlIr speeches. !i:"r G!:.cu!, tax. N:"n
they l.u, Iltr:pt - cncrur, tt!"iT friends. i!ry arg
gr conceal the irut.. that ''t!i"y r""img
~; Ua j,iug n!p;hrr, and t'ilt Tx zeal oD""l o:
then ..rs not Harrison, but great u1!.H""n
iti,yLC.
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EJT."i .'ILI I tI)
IL tie Stockholders Of he L9uiSp ErI h"st Co"f4ny
S!. %: ;r.I As are ."s;rrUs of b"in. fully Informed
in .I;,,: the a:irS 81 tie Company. a7c a;':r' "
Subscribe FIX the Richmond C"T?'rf. liz r'nty 'rh'"r
for all Irh uat1:iS ti:iTnr - I,rn%i !'"'rrr''r"'5
T,. :, . :. i.:;i az .:r me-: G.S ,!h" N PRESIDENT
MIXING {" ai.r I'D IL suc unnr"tant mlAt'rs a h':r
columns, are - croH, with lvrg lists "t ."nHE Com
.,i,,,rs that they cannot Grvo, !l GA 10 yJU' set
VICE unless it be m7 consideration" y" !,s'ar1-"Eicnt
/, t!i": conductors is Intended, nor IS il Irsiird u "i'i
G:a., any patrons from :hcT sujsccY'o" s:- ~ .ang
:!:at the: knew To be TIC - IA.
T Il the Truth. as Cur Correspondent sH", that
ear Columns hive been very nCcii devoted 70 Ia RE-
s!caal ELECTION ihat many vc:y Interesting. ara.
cs upon other &,!.cts and c$pcciS cn lut"1":. iEi.
pr3ytirnis have been pr"rruit;cd, v"r: In"" 10 oar
rr.-tl II this operate /" tiIa hrnc 1t "rT rH&i-
Es: ,ir Compiler. sal! br :apr? % hear IT. Hm
v. :.r-: beg .rivr hu ~ our isAH| c'FT' s'nGrt
that L." friction II! be ii y'?, =" -liil
va Sll! then a,tc;npt 10 TrHc Up Ill ;:ay--n'! nat
ou- c,!:.n NH l." thro":i wade "p'n - le TA!''' ~
sa., Isl 1.I az, nc i.c-"r - any o.':S. w:n "u'
CORRESPONDENT. jTrutH) a:cS.c IN more ,u'' i!:1' he
wear. II !:c.rl. lay before III! Louisa F ANY
;!c7 72i!.7,aI We allow for i@ feelings ot ":7 wo::hy
>2aur,:. "@ ii he docs not srei" '>''sc'. " '"
,r oar own SITUATION. For t'" days "'ir y" !" >"'A
~. pcglc on. Cores romcns AID i; a.- Al. i'!st
;ag especially up3n the philosophy ii az: Fi:i from
ioui:l & ..r fund be ~, altogether eEi:H>cd III i!r
ira:. t:.r sc almost cHry !cgIar: tr "n.;.~'
TIE u7aisus !.c .,cryas AID Tie c!yvr' H. cmIpys
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.-c, which we have received. In Rich
< as. ~ where Augusta isl the election ter
n. C'r": .Ln choice Of The q compromise ticket.
:Na,cU ,:cs did not sIIpr!ze us, (says tnc Consu-
Tbs y. anticipated il; 50 many local interests
were brought to bear upon 1t, that no
.Hs'tI' cC,,; lay, Bern expected. We have no
E ics"' liaiun :;ir:!i, who supported This ticket,
:3 '"1' ;ln,aG,ant struggle lakes place, will be
:tE H" .-,ihrr VIZ, those who so inantu'iy stuck
aaa 2c;'S clc. The Wig ticket Cor Congress,
~ "a" Afford I; he hcad.) was an average .. 3l
VIII j:o U;ascJcS, lNns o. Tie present Union mem
III acIh tchc;s-aau. OF course, Is co"s'.
= -l In tn. t.,,::.tleS .! Columbia. larhc ;nd
o." ,a ,ya;r Congressional ticket averaged ~
s.. "a, ,y.,rp; cruai;. The Fau Buren, ticket Tor
.'.' ,,.-,-,s 3 "a '7,ty - Tie ticket i't Srna.
."- REPRESENTATIVES. it'"n % IL al.
~, { :li,r enc Ct the present mcl5cIs of Con-
-iI,,o ~ three Gays before the election
1870 The Mry<yilc Monitor of the 24ih vi.
49,, ;:r rom yielding kentucky. Human cal
=. That papG:} =. best uncertain, but III
'-s I,, 80. fee, 4 conscientious confidence IN the
4. ..- ,I,.ct rrcStn; themselves. Col. Johnson 5
,..> = majority e.! three or four thousand in
. -: Tia, f'.flh District Is moving in Tie most
80. VIZ. %"I wY are assured viii sustain han
p ~ };,.ry u:aa belonging 10 The democratic par
'!,,.t ~ wa:"l a!:& pTaiScw"rthy cnthuS&s:n
..y1 Determined - ST: "chlc example. In judge
.. &c. .,:,.i We learn. that many changes have &C.
l. .h,. t'ci Johnson will receive larger ma
,., ~. .yrn i; Ne late Congressional election
"sr..-.. IT, democracy are mo! inactive. They
. r,.,<; h.,p.S .. Success; and will exert every
r.: K: iH:7o". i:9HI She whole State we have
. ,. i,,.:.s and We assure our friends abroad ant
&C.. ~, ia,.v nay reasonably rely upon Kentucky
. 80, .,- ,I,,c ii,r Van Barren and Johnson
=. -"..,x- nc ::aai vote was taken in the Conven
100. -. Ill: and the proposition to admit MI
- -, ,.,;.:9:: If her aSssn; ~ the boundary link
l., Ia: body, vas Hrs0;:rcG by 4 MINORITY G
a., ..,.; -. Tx following Says The 81 Louis Argus
-r.-.lr q: the votes cast at the late election:
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De-. | |

:; #'%- hai 10 ~: : h's e. e.
49,. .r r,,~u, S.pror s""I' "i La" "h ''''''!i '''
-, - .nny o,t; =. la ii .'coo1sf, SO:
I;f ~, -. S""i';
c,-.,,, ofl III, N B. N'7n1'!y, ds;'
,;--- Nur,fy nhc ":.'" W"2!'"n i''aa'': ' "
:" . 81: h. vI my %nIHli: Erchoi Hl"". ~
~ -, y. i,.:i: William iv,ra!y Jazz Aunn",:' :E'.3
-. in. H., III. a: Thoa't> NHIla'E IN r'2h o, -
Tn,,,i!. i.~: bc'; .sr = !n:I:stf';o or u -" -.
-, III: i. I!!.i.r-.'";e ,.;. :,,,i,,n, :II-
VIZ Iit :..- !o' = F,..t .frl Snii? his '''''' ~
IL, 'rno - HHldi; r'S't OF ~. VIE " :, her 70.
;! t.. IL: a!irStr ii he ina -, ~ .,c. mr.
-, c: not :rsh fhcic aI;ciTi' ,tr: ..i
..,-:,p- - Ia. t.i t.-@;!.iy 5. tao '.
!. ,rr,.:s tn" ,!ey not "'':I .. a. Ruio<, ':i
- I'm. ,ii:,i;t i,v - 60 ,. -...o -
tha :: ref.ri,n s!r'" t@r. @ Ia | 4. e"4y
iHii r.E "Hi y.cr;r,l ":''f ~ r ~. ,
Er.,rc? f.t -" months ,trc .,''fE' ~ ,,rr..,r
o. Ic Conf, t'.. '7'7''; l. j. Wtf>AM, c. c.
O.N t''-'2|l ---------17 8. - II,-
,oR Sale at the Richmond Enquiry Once, J sna*
son Dorsn's 9ss. r Gdss.s Dtic ss"s '' '
iNh co,stcn, supe;y ksp. tasd 10 st ne SEASONS
-:1, I;sDesi,;un styrn to cligs Gsta": F''"tsr:'
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O,i!o.-E ttrdr, ofA ictcr. dGtch N"ytqn. Srpi -:
In. Opposition a;e u"c9mnp"!y arivr. Their news
paIr7- tacn.inr with Ill c pr"srn!a;:rnS arc
IN ry"rg iiyoN AID vi the Stat" Indeed. have
never known them pat forth greater cXrrtuns IL, his and
IN other RESPECTS Bar these r:t;ts r..y excite
us CORES pr.m. activity. particularly IL d:issn- cor
rec au proul; .HirH!tton The Democratic PIiiy ~"
~ In. Siri,s-irL notwithstanding, Tie unprecedented
ri IT. u the " i< cli9nL"s IL oar :vT C"ntnu
a!ir l:it ot! I:.s cIun'y ..l.i l> been i!ctro:e
"li rq!u!y d.yi.j wlII - favor al Van Eurrn aud
J,n~m by i ::ajr1:y T.! tro:n to ;'"'-and h< DIS
tlc. ~, ". !e rs hy Hy' ;n "i.ty. .EbG"y Argus.
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FuiY "r \ W:ir!a tyiru#.-I ne Western Review
a thorough paced White Fed, displays Ia zra in the

Thoroughbred. White Fed, displays 10 2raI in the
following! prTarraph:
'NCrI'rLE nH POLITICAL WORTHLESS"
Tn" HiIiUchury ,Fcrmcmt Free Press, supports Mar.
tin Van Hncc;. 5tcau<c !' Is jnckson ANTI
MASON, and al .ADOl-IriQNISf. The "Frcc Press
is tc paper &C discontinued ouT exchange with
an: l HEn or Of opHs some tim" a:.N, Ter his on
ragrous rlit,ca! h,c,rn"s we leave tie support 81
l!r-e principles t, those wio sustain the
THIS Al:ddebrcy Free tf'SS IS the l4"ntjca! paper
w!i"i WAS the vehicle that gny" N' ''@!ni0at. SIss'"
ucuJfrtInr$ IN favor Of JnGre lite 70 Ii. world! anJ
w:'!r Jli.c White: Origins in this place arc rejoicing
that S!ld.. the Ahp!irionst and Anti Mason. is brought
into III il"is'. MARI! Tia. tie Mih'Jr'Y Free
Tess should be kicked n;t nc Doors ~ White man
Simply BECAUSE j; is Abolition and Au:!.Nl<nr,c ~
PEI. Hear what Daft Green. the i!r=. to Gt IHd,e "
IN :1:n;n:t:oD: sags u SiaIr
Ar. Si.irH Az" TIE TLLrGEArlt.-!!a Gir'.' c!inr
rs Nlr. Sia:c wjthciA. Ahn!i.!on+t. a's Il
tic f!rTapi: i''T expressing Pleasure At lt: cec"n.
Nc rcjncc@ at Mc S@rcC.s II Er >nfc, r 80 i,5d i
Hga. osd s!:o": on': u G.rp yjtcns ay@ta@t Ia
B!rrHisE- - e. ,ja.
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D"':" Gf rIL !!Uv. IL II. sEpEv;Gu -- Der
co! ~':';L ii Crnicy!,i isIys lie C,fo::., ui lns
morning uI'r t"c o! tie u !,Sl l..c alarm
ing Irs: ii u" i"ro:anI@ Robert H. G..!dsbornucll
or" ~ ii ii'' SIGNATURES at Iii, STATE III the Senate
Tie United States. We have IL perform tic mel.
anc;oy duty nj announcing his death which took place
his residence / :soa. "Wednesday about y
o'Cllc.. - !jiiiimrr" G#..itc.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. "Wednesday evening las: =: Port Royal by the Rev.
Mr Fea Doctor AFTER W WoANrLEr "i Fredericksburg to
Bliss ELts- g.; daughter Of Philip Liz tieoi, Esq.
Married, Clifton Wednesday, TIC 9Th ins By the Rev Mr.
Wilmer Esar r. Irvine ESD Miss W. w. H.HFi'os, dsuGh'
Married. Thrr.da. creuns, inst; by the Rev. Philip
C""ftn :, Nj j. L. TrLEn 10 Mss Mary 3GcN"ALl al! OF this
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added to the Republican Corresponding Committee Of
Fairfax county
th Resolrcd That copy of the proceedings Of this
meeting be transmitted for publication to the Richmond
Enquirer, the Washington Globe, and Warrenton JET.
fersonlau. RICHARD 4. MASON, Chairman.
Gl.oRGE CIilCriEsIER, .StrrchfrU
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=
THE QUESTIONS ANSWERED: AND LIE
$500 ,t.CIrSEnS ACCUSED.

AcCJSERS ASICSCb.
0,- Wb,r lenders are acting upon the vnig'' a"a=r
.;yn d.r had name. aad run had rs we'll ha!ig i'i''
p1cs,nnG upon the ignorance of the people" they con
Gtr,ly v upon their ability TO destroy the reputation"
md roruor;,y of Mr. v Buren, By naming ANA san
derng him. and by grcssand papabls
ne his poca acts and opinions lhur 0cR SihS arr "
br oyrIlnoked their bold assertions are to pass ' I
and NJ Van Buren, is 10 be get down as an uni'c'i,I
poi,jcian an '.Arc Magician, an "Ab"i!'!oa'S a''d
an enemy TO tie South simply because theF S"y So
All this being established by their naked, sirrF"u= "s
s,yt;oss they then turn round and enand WIN "fa"'
,fron,erv "w!ia claims has Martin al Dnrea u'
the sup;ort CT the South: What are '7c 10 gam; ~
elcc,in9 him 10 the Pre<dency: Propose bun'y' an"
concisey 10 these questions, !" accuse Inc
sers and 10 cues;io the GmcrIsts .,
The claims of Mr. Van Buren, upon NE supper, OF te
s,u.h are based Upon his talents and Gualhca'i""s-
MON his support of Republican principles, dear 10 ,Ie
Sr,bunon his curdia. cooperation with tie hPunli-
ns ,r the South. in resisting the schemes OF tie ua
S,l;sis Of The North and the Sou.-upon MS co oie
-,on with the South in defeating aud putting cow inc
Wild Federal. CORFU ting Administration oil MeSs ,S
Adams and Ciay-and upon his steady support o. tle
administration of Andrew JACKSON against Tue n""H
in rencnr lie Tariff in crushing the e5tIavagahces %
the JnternsI Improvement system, and IN exposing an.
resisting the diaboca designs Of the Aootonss o. te
North and the dsorganzers OF the Sou'i. -! H;nJs
! and CO operating with our Northern hePuo"'1 81
in eiccting Mr. Van Buren,, we are TO gain sgt M
umphover the modern Wing party. the most Gespeta';
disccdaut and unpTncplcd Coalition: ever Know" =.
this Republic, embracing utra Federalism, WIN I'LL "
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tEaeX'E'S
EeEzc,.y aMN ErChaagc eSHce,
RICHMOND. TIHGIHIh.

Isy in yoa7 winters supply Of prizes Hoyt s,ocN
"a cmnriDe. BE is dealing at; the capitals byihou
sands Forward jour orders t. the ano nave
them filled. Sixty thousand 'af7 10 De 'N'
Sos 81 u, whole ticket, prize Of 81 600, was yes;
trr,ay presented by cne:"ln ir0" the county, ana
naiG ~ ffCYT. the prize sell"T
D;,,,in-- c.' WcIl.burg NJ G.-DEawn lst Oc'.
40 ~ ~ - Z, ~ 30 al % 40
Maryland Drawing No. %o.-D'awn ID oct. r,
., 20 El Fl u 81 l. 50 - T. % I'll
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u pu.no"ary consumption,
', Second daughter CT tie
.aih ct this ntuluhie youn.
~ :GrcIcsiin, members Ut
r u.i,i.r 'IG- frii assurance,
Il 10 the Gso,t Iyranmicsi and
IA, mrcku"ss OF s"nl, which
sPi:i, ug0J lis God, and lis
. 10 Il; .iuri.
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sslsss1ii%s;S
EntcHHHGG t:.:6 E,1'sP"y SsWcc,
RICiliIOND, 'IRGlNI,.

RlCNNOND, 'IRTINI,
si9GnR TIE oyIy covsl.LNr PRIZE SELLER,
Another III 81 F.1. al Fortunes Home!
Who. TeA', NJ II y - the ci H a, G Of Tn
Drawn Nos Of The Virginia N,-tolk Lottery, Extra,
> - Il ,, 81 { l. fl Is 35
Ticket nos u >, g. Tie hi acst capital prize of six
thousand dollars sold and pal at sight at Fortune
Lounge. b" nlHHhn'
l'rawn Nos Of Tic Wc!|.bnr Lottery, Class No. +;
CO l. ~ 50 20 3; 80 II 81 40
Half Ticket. Nos. % 3 -. Grand Capital, sold
ana paid a: ,gh', to correspondent. by bIuGEh'
Another Dr.wing and al Their Capital sold!
Driving Of the Lcrs''urs Lottery, Extra :;
II O. =; = ~ II - ; - 81 Fl Is 63
T.ckp Nos ,; - u, sd! md pad to gentleman
il Itc::u!om4.
prawn So If ,i.. yi'einia T., sbnrg Lottery No IL
Il - - /! = ~ ~ B ~ IS
Nos. l.! 40 d. Small cap' Of 800 soId and paid
.GE0---s,:2O,G 600,
TIE GREAT LOTTERY for tie 1911 inst.
es:a:ses d'osa>os5tI:s lcel lottery,
i'oEs IDr0r: merit 'rfrk
u > r%III7%r c !. ;ir>nS "''
or $50, $50 $:'t.noo, $2@ Il" 81 $40, Of $ooo',
az, $500 Of s&a'.a ami S!tD, II Of $4,000, 10 OF
si:,il, - o: Sltln. lna ct So.
I.:hy,s on;y 50, halves - quarters ..
Next hc<, after ,l.c 10000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class E.-For the 9th Novci"'
CAPITALS.
SID.0.". :!G0Gu. an. $1,000 &c.
Tickets SO, hiiv's ,, quartz: ~.
so 500 ar! sl000D for t!c 2,th November
v,t.n,a HyEaIS Lottery t. be drawn Saturday, No.
ve"bcr -
si0rNG. $4,000 &c" Of 800, &c.
Tickets ll1 iaiv's ), quart = -. ,
'r,ckrt, n tie :G,yc and IN II Lotteries will be sold
-. n,,.r ~ =, low rates a. be purchased OF any
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IN tho Pcopic IF Richmond ard -M"chcsirr.

FrILVw -CTIZE.s "A RAILROAD !rnEl Ftlc!nlon" I"
Fa-nyi!., and thence the Southwest, 10 meet i' TIA
~, AID trade Of that region and conduct II lhcnoHn,
Is understood and ricYrI to receive yrr! appreciation
AID support Ii It IS cTcF u be acc"'P''s'i't 49, ne
ca: b., liz As :his before Object Is a't;"I?"i "a! q:
c,:nr-;ilnr. We tt""c HAT o!ci OF y:r: @r"it :i'
pnancr 10 Richmond, at thrrei''" '""c "a" '"F'
- Of inviting You attend 1t III" tapt'' OF: Nr'!;" :
GaY. ti!e i;-: INST, at halt past Tour c.!'N' 'F '' '
nose G! tIeber.tinr on the best OF securing II
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MISSISSIPPI.

T.? las. Globe contains long and able letter from
Gen: Fc,, Of The first inst in reply TO the enquiries OF
i :r4::cu George FIzhugh, Esq, OF P"7t Royal, va.
Hac:ai tov;e draws lie portraits OF the late leading
" - Poin:cx.cr Hummer and Back-and them
He considers Mississippi pcrfce;'y s"je Tor NJ
Van i'U;"n. IL draws most av"ab!e character OF
j :-'a the lips of T!s H. Williams, late Senator ct
%. tinted States, and the Nathaniel Macon OF Hl!sSts-
White is in.,.v TOO shallow to succeed and that
=" Democrats OF Mississippi Mi be ''dsgraceIrly
.'cE mo y support o: who is only an instrument
I'll - hands Of certain Wing leaders, 10 secure ny CO.
~, an" ns;d0us their aScrndancy ana lie
c'"";a!I OF Democratic principles He describes his
Interview with Gen Harrison the other day in PHI
.a"' plts-sa,es his cwm impressions OF ms - very
~non intellect and exceedingly moderate inio'ma'
e." ar! SAYS -, absolutely certain, that gentle
:a Il; Virginia: Of hgh INTEL: grnce, who Witnessed tue
a@Ivrw between Gen. II and (!llmse )-and who had
:c Jyrn inclined, to sustain .i!. abandoned him forth
"'':., On the ground Of iacompttcncy.
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,--,,1[,,5,y sr,%ry ,,DIJEt;E-Tnc Winter
4. Ers.;on vii co:an~n.r ,h. Is; Of November, an"
l.ta1.na,e The 81 "Wednesday Of Alnl ":ii recess o.:
~, t,y< At Christmas. Tie course Of instruction in
%i' i:.,;,",;on has recently been ea:arc AVID
ycry i;arort , additions have been made 10 t' '"'"S
90" ,.I ri, pro;,.syr.Ao Of CLsmi<ryard .,atnr"!
10 *a'', ."'t VIC - - y,h whose re.
r"oS, :, .; :, In,-,nn,s Of science he pJ.ic
pi =; ,n ,nrosu-c acquainted It is confidently
a'rfa II" s,!S nr.n,n,s now made am! The sys-
b"!::"cd, tila lie a''i"-' ~ ~ , ,s e. 49,,
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Sims of Hintcr-Thc,s were 'i:Tre inches OF Sn2
!as, Wednesday at Stau"Lon. II WAS P'"O"''5 '''F'
~ Il,A Mountains.
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MIR Dulosn declines poll as the candidate OF me
s;ac Rights Party (aas Nnicrs) ioT tho th:T'tso'
District. The contest Will be narrowed Now" :" 80,
I:l. aud i,rare unless the Committee OF the State
nigbis Parry should start another cantidate
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, iAe last Saunton Spectator states, that kando! pm
harrison, J Of Gooch!sud has directed his name to be
stricken from The Van Buren Committee Of that County
VIZ! the Spectator please TO correct its erro-and TO
Stsie tia. NJ. H. has expressly contradcted 1t IN the
Whiy:
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NJ Senior Editor Of tho n. 7. Daily Advertiser an
ounces, TINT the article relating to the "Petufoggng
lawyer well as he ill:beral attack upon MI B. r
Butler were published during his abscnce,-(and we IN
eF %! course that he does hold himself accountable
i .nem lie is right 70 clear his skirts OF such STAIN
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Tie Wigs still showing up Genera! Harrison IN
Pennsylvania lie was received the other day, with all
-" circumstances Of ponp and parade at Reading bIt
We mag place any confidence in the Newark }N.Jt)
ac his presence is 10, very we'll calculated to advance
80 ;cns:oi,s We are assured (says that paper by an
GENT Gentleman from Ezabethtown, that his vote IN
80: toxin viii he diminished, in consequence OF his VI
- Il lea>! hundred His conduct aud conTeIsa'on
''; ced han 10 be in point OF manners aud mental caPa
:. below the ordinary standard of the society {" thai
CT! anl en;.h,ened borough. They cou!d not en-
" he IDEA of person 0: his calibre being candidate
- i,e Office "i President Of the United States Similar
Is t"en lie e.i;c: OF his visit 10 Newark but inSse
r. AZ" not gifted wiki tic inspiration OF our n'cil-
g Prophet. They are no: acquainted with the ilrSf-
"as, 7"d could n"t recognize in him The ;rS1 re
-. ., d lie l. States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-11

,rrla. - !ar following Says The s. Louis ATgns)
.-,.-;,p q. the votes cast at The late election:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-11
500, GG0---S:,O, COO,
TIE GREAT LOTTERY for tie 1911 inst.
6,..,-ses d'Dsa>OsltI:s 1cei lottery,

$1,000 az, so 800 for TIC 2';th November.
viirn,a Nu!:gIX Lottery t. DC drawn Saturday, no.
.l,.,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
Cash Wanted.

-tS | expect to start to the East
by the irst of the Third month to lay in a stock
of goods, would request my friends ana custo-
m'rs, who arc in arrears, to come forward and
settle their respective DIES before that time, a.
CASH is necessary to enable me to give them
good ha.. gains in future. Those whose accounts
nave been of long standing, may expect to have
them co!lcc ted in another manner il this rotlce
is not attended to.
The necessity Of making collections At this
time, t IS hoped, will b remembered BY those
concerned.
Gooo bargains given as usual, and the highest
price for country produce, by
BENJAMIN STRATTAN.
ID NO. 9th, 1886. 5-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
WHOLESALE q RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

THE subscriber having purchased
the entire stock Of the Richmond Book
Store and made large additions to the
already extensive collection, is now pre-.
pared to Furnish Merchant with all kinds
Of School and Blank Books, on a. favora-
bic terms a. can be purchased in CiociD.
natl. He Intends keeping 4 general as
sortment of Miscellaneous Works, which
will be sold cheap; also, Stationary, Sur
veying Instruments. Superior Cutlery,
Silver Pencils, Steel Pens, Maps. Charts.
Bank Notes and Checks, Blank Deeds,
Ruled Paper. together with almost every
articl called for in q Store Of the kind.
E. Fl. BUCKLEY.
N. B. The highest price paid for rags
delivered either at the Richmond Paper
Mill OF at his Store. +. ii. B.
Feb. 6, 1886. 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
Garden seeds.

THE Subscriber will receive in q few
oays large lot Of Garden Seeds, (warran-
ted fthe best quality imported,) the fol-
lowing - . catalogue in part
Beans (Englnh) Broad Windsor; Beans,
early Yellow Cranberry, early Yellow. Sax
weeks; large white Kidney; large white
Lima; Beet, early blood Turnip rooted,
(ine;) early Scarcity: early Orange; long
blood red (true and fine y yellow Tumip
rooted: sir John Sinclair's, or Swiss Chard !;
M.nssl Wurtzel large root for cattle y
French Sugar or Amber; Brussels sprouts;
large purple Cape (very 6ne) Cabbage,
early York; early large Scotch; early
Dutch; Russell's new early Savoy livery
fine y large late Drumbead; Carrot, early
Horn Every fine for the table J CauIiaower;
early Dutch; Cucun.bers. esrly Russian;
early Frame; early green Cluster; long
green Turkey; long white Turkey: long
Prickley; Girkin, or West India, (for pick
ling } Lettuce, early cur'ed Siiesia, Yearly
and 6ne;) royal Cape head livery fine y
rennisball, or Rose (ear!y small heads }
Melongena, or Egg Plant, purple & white !;
Mus:srd, White o. English; Onion, large
white Portugal; large yellow Dutch; large
dark Red; Parsley, cnried or double; Peas,
Russell's rev early dwarf (,his is believed
to be ono Of the earliest peas cultivated; }
esrly Washington. or True May; early
Frame, early Charlton;
Bishops early dwarf; dwarf blue Imperial,
"a superior pea Marrowfat; dwarf Sugar.
(ea;able pods; knights tall Marrow: long
or Cayenne &" pod;) Radish, early short
top, Scarlet e. superior sort y purple short
top; long Salmon; long white Summer or
Naples; Satisfy, or vegetable Oyster;
Squash, early Dutch bush summer( scollop.)
Cocoanut Every fine3 Tomato, or Love
Apple large and small) Turn'p, early
white Dutch; red Round; white flat large
English Norfolk (for field cullure) large
yellow French; yellow Aberdeen (for
field culture;) yellow Stone "a very fine
sort;) yellow Swedish. Lapland. Russia,
or Ruta Baga; Dales new Hybrid (supe-
rior Sort
Call at the Richmond Drug Store.
IRWIN REID.
Feb. ooh. 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

ME undenigned rsspectfully request
those that are indebted 60 them, to
call and settle their respective accounts.
a. one of the firm 10 about starting East
for supply Of spring goods, ana - . aaf-
ter of course. they will stand in need Of
. considerable quantity of the needfal.-
They hope, therefore. that their friends
will not be backward in lending . Aelpsog
hand in time Of need.
STOKES 4 DOW.
n. =. Those who have accounts staod-
inr with Alexander Stokes previous to the
present firm, are hereby warned for the
last time, that he intends to make spec
DIV collection, and il not paid Immediately,
they will be placed in the bands Of suita-
BILE officer for collection Without respect
a. ser,.ns. ALEXANDRA STOKES.
Richmond, Jan. 9Th, 1895.