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CANDIDATES!

The friends of Co. WILLIAH QUATTLEBua res
pcctfuly announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
Of Edge6eld at the ensuing election.
p The friends Of COL M. C. NJ. HAMMOND
respectfully announce him ms Candidate for a seat
in the House of Representatives at the next election.
T The Friends of DR.. G. NJ. YARBRoUGH
respectfully announce him as Candidate for seat
in the House of Representatives ut the ensuing
! election.
W- THE Friends of Capt ROBERT MERT-
WETHER respectfully nominate him as Candi-
date for Seat in the House Of Representatives at
it's next Session.
u The Friends Of CAREY ". STILES, ESQ.,,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sent
in the next Legislature.
The friends of Mr.. GREGG. respectfully an
nounee him us candidate for seat in the next,
Legislature.
B The Friends Of Mr. WADE HOLSEEIN
nominate him as . Candidate for reelection to
Seat in the House Of Representatives at the next
election.
The friends of MAI JAMES BLACKWELL
respectfully announce him as Candidate for seat
in the next Legislature.
aB The Friends of COL JOHN QUATTLE-
BUM respectfully announce him as Candidate for
Seat in the House Of Representatives at the en-
suing election.
T We are authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq, as candidate for reelection for
Sheriff CT Edge6eId District.
p The Friends Of Mr. ROBERT D. BRYAN
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Clerk
or Edgefield District at the next election.
T The Friends of Capt H. BOULWARE
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edge6eld District at the next election.
To nn11arfnr
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Madeira and Sherry Wines.
TUSr IMPORTED and in Store two casks Of
~ pure and fine old MADEIRA and
SHERRY Wines. Pr'nnunced BY the
best Judges 1.-The finest ever offered in this market"
HI. CUNNINGHAM & co.
Hamburg, May 81, 1856 If 10
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Notice..

r1HE firm Of WARD, BURICHARp 6 co.
j having been dissolved on the S9th inst, oy
the death Of EDWARD b. WAkD, the unse'teo
business Of said firm will be liquldated oy .he un'
dcrsigned.. sAMr;2 SaSnn,J =; n5IDrTh 5U TT,
Augusts, March 10, 1855. " 10
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LOOK AT THIS.

DERSoNS visiting the Post Office will please
4 Examine the Public Documents. and take
:. 0.-5'.t' = ~ . - A. RAMSAY, P. M.
IS ~ u, 1855. II 1s
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The Home Place,

Containing 735 acres, upon which there IL an excel
lent House with roonrs all necessary "utbuldlngs
'imost of which are framed,) Gin House, Screw,
Stables, Negro Houses and all the c"nvenlencIes Of
q Plantation.
About 45O acres on this place are cleared. one
third OF which is fresh and-the remainder If IN
good h. art and is well adapted to c''tt"n and cram
The Placeas very healthy, pleasantly located and nd
very desirable 10 any one working from ~ TO ~
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AsA AMERICAN HOTEL, G;;A
@iii CENTRE STREET, HAMBURG, S. g. Es!!A
o. p. Hi. SCOTT & CO. PrOprietOrs.
March 10, 1856. 1y
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The Bonham Place,

Containing 40 acres. upon which there is com
Portable dwelling with necessary outhuildnGs-abou
100 acres oi Forest land and $40 acres cleared, 5O
Of which is first and second years land. Of excellent
quality, good for corn and cotton also rs acres OF
low.arouud the remainder in fair state OF cultl-
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Wanted
EstraV Horse,
Removal,

HAvING removed to the store formerly ocep,
IL pied, by DR.. !. W. Stokes; and having just
Stock of Groceries,
of every description am prepared to accommodate
nv customers and friends with every article usually
kept in such establishments and at the lowest mar.
ket prices. W. C. BEWLEY.
Hamburg, April 8 If l3
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Furniture! Furniture!
March &c

DENJAMIN & GOODRICH, Broad street, op,,
d posits hanback, & Cooper's. respectful an
pounce to their friends and the public that they are
receiving daily e5GIGs and pe ss,ssses
RIREAUS. BOOKCASES SOFAS; CHAIRS,
TETE-A.TETEs, CENTRE TABLES, BED:
STEADs, WINDOW SHADES, &C., of the Ia
test and most fashionable designs which they guaran.
Tee to sell as low as can be bought in this city, and
invite all who wish to purchase, to call andsIamne
their stock.
= ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Mattresses and all kinds Of Furniture, manphe.:
tured and repaired to ORDER With neatness and dis
batch. BENJAMIN & GOODRICH.
Augusta, Apr! 2a, If IS
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Notice.

A IL persons to whom the Estate of .Tame
A Weathersby, deceased, is indebted viii pr
sent their claims and all persons indebted to te-
said Estate, will make payments to the undersgn he
w. L. ANDERSON Aaministrato ed.
Nov. 81, 1855. If As r.
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The Pine-Land Tract,

Containing 1877 acres, about l8 acres cleared, the
remainder heavily timbered and equal if not supe-
rior in productiveness to any pne-land in this sec
sion Of the district.
Persons desirous of purchasing will do we'll to
call soon and examine for themselves. Or for in
formation, address the subscriber at Mt. Willing,
Edgefeld District. Terms Of sale will be accomo-
dating. y. y. SlMhlNS.
May Z, 1856. ~.
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Notice,
Notice..
Notice.

NOIlCcs
A Ill Persons concerned will take notice that
n have appointed Dr. James A. Devore and
Robert Atkins my Agents and Attorneys TO repre-.
sen. me in the collection Of the debts due to- the
Estate of john Dolby, decd, and in all other duties
devolving upon me as administrator Of said deceased
a. MATILDA DOBY, Adn'or.
Feb II II
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Notice.,

A IL persons indebted to the Estate of William
~. D. Thurmond, Decd, are requested,ao make
payment to the undersigned. And those having
demands against the same will present them accord
ing to law.
PLEASANT D. THURMONQ, Admir-.
April 80, 1856. If
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Valuable Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber, desirous Of moving. offers TOT
sale his valuable Plantation. situated ~ miles
from Edge6cld H., and within two miles OF Slt
Willing. containing 1862 acres. -,
The place will be sold the whole together, or VIII
be divided into the following tracts to suit pufeha
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HARRISON's PERFUMERY
apsd

HAKRISUN'S FEIkT UHHHS
and
TOILET SOAPS.
SHHE subscriber has jus, received large assort-
i men. superior p rfun,ery and Toilet Soaps
consisting in mart ot :
Double and Single Cologne,
Musk Do. Preston salts,
Cream of Beauty, Lip Balm.
Cold Cream. Table, and Toilet Powders,
BEEF Marrow, Bears Oil and Black Pomatum,
Toilet and Winsor Soaps. assorted,
Assorted Extracts, a choice variety.
For sale cheap Ut the Post Office By
A. RAMSEY.
May 81 2t ls
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Brought to the Jail

NF this District OH the l7th inst, negro man
Owhu says his name is ANlBROS and that he
belongs to Sir. Evrett Of Alabama; said negro says
he was sold a: ]. Dobey's sale and purchased BY
Mr.. A. P. Butler for Mr.. Everett. lie is abou,
FIVE feet 10 inches high. of dark complexion, and
about 81 years old. No marks perceivable:.
The owner is requested To come f'rward, prove
property pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he will be dealt with as the law directs
JAS. EDISON s.E.p.
May 81, 1856 If l9
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HARR1soM's COLUMBIAN INKS.
A ch.ace assortment of~B1ack and Red
N INKS. Of the above celebrated manuiactory
Of Apollos ". Harrison.
For sale cheap, at the Post Office BY
a. RAMSEY.
May 81 It ~
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Notice..

A IL those indebted to NJ. a. Ransom, Agent,
N will find the Books apd Accounts with B. H:
Howard or w Y. QuaEles. ut the Store Of Ilaryely
& Mays, Hamburg. Al Notes and Aeeovpts re.
maining unpaid uilcr the first June, will be placed
ii the hands Of an Attorney for collection.
Also, those indebted to me individually are mott
fed to make early payment. ,,,n
Mar 5 #
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BARRY & BATTEx,

q a XIX y q 8A TIE r,
--sgcoEssoRs TO
D'ANTiGNAC & BARRY,
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists,
BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA,
A RE now prepared to sell MEDICINE ES Of the
~ purcst quality, Perfumery, Glass, Paints. Oils,
Chemicals, Brushes, Surgical and Dental Instru-
ments and every article usually kept BY Druggists,
at the lowest market prices und the most accommo:
dating terms. ~
rB Phase call and see us before purchasing
elsewhere.
Augusta, Mar 1866 1y3
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Bacon, Flour, Lard, &C.

e9U.OUU lbs. Tennesse BACQN;
600 sacks Extra Family FLOUR;
1000 bush. Of CORN;
5000 Tennessee LARD in caps and barrels /;
10 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR;
25 bbs. MOLASSES;
Is bbls Cider VINEGAR. For sale by
G. L. ANDERSON.
Reynard Street next above Episcopal Church,
Augusta, Ga April 80 vt l6 :
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For Tax Collector

CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS 8. REESE,
Derrick HOLSONBAKE,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERTZ.
M. B. WHITTLE,
BARNEY LAMAR.
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FOR SALE,
For Sale.
Administrators Notice,

A LII Persons having demands against the Estate
IA of VIM. H. Adams, decd, are hereby notified
to present the same. properly atteste for payment,
and those who are indebted to the Estate, are re-
quested to make payment to
E. PENN, Adm'or.
n24 tf
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Notice..

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of Mary p.
A Tutt. deceased, are requested to make payment,
and those having demands against the said estate,
will present them properly at,ested to:
-: E. j. MINIS, Ex'or.
Jan l6 II
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Physicians Buggy Trunks and Pocket
,NIED1ClNB CASES-for sale by
M A.G. d T. TEAGUE, Druggists.
Mov 93 IF
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A Card.
Law Notice.

Law Notice.
THE Subscribers have formed Partnership for
i the Practice of LAW AND EQUITY in
,Edgef. ID and the adjoining Districts. One or both
Of them can at all times be found in their Office.
G. D. TlLLMAN,
S. w. MABRY.
Edge6eld C.. H., Feb 8. 1856. 3m S
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Window Shades, Papering, &C.

NOW opening beautiful assortment OF Oil and
IN Transparent WINDOW SHADES, o. hand
some, new designs, such as Landscapes, Figures
and Bouquet Patterns. from $l,50 10 $40 o pair,
with the fixtures included.
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Notice, Notice.

MO Orders will receive any attention unless
~ accompanied with the Cash.
s. E. BOWERS, *oEsy:
Jauso +. 9.
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A very large and extensive assortment Of
HOUSE PAPERING/
From to 30 cents per piece, t9gether with
Window Curtain Papers, Side, light Paper, and Fire
Screens in great abundance, all Of which will be
sold without reserve 10 persons needing such goods.
For sale in Augusta, Ga, by
A.. BLEAKLY.
Mar 10. I'm
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TELEoRArHTC NaW6.
nPoRTED FOR tn q 1IsP A TOE
TaTRR NY TuH ATHsANTIO.

;. Nrw yorK. Oct No -@-fhe 6lee Of mreign pa
pers by the Atlantic ufnish the following addition.
Al items Of interesting news.
dispatch from Copenhagen, says that the
question Of the Danish Sound Dues has been de-
tnitely arranged In consequence Of the accord be-
tween Denmark and England
Appiication.had been made to the governments
Of Portugal and Brasil, for charter to lay mag
netic telegraph line between the two countries
Papers from Bombay to the 18th Sepsemosr, ~.
Allied with accounts Of preparations MADE ~ VIZ
Indian and British Government to invade rsIs's.
The invasion Is the result Of the seizure OF nera
by the Shsh's troops. A feet is to be sem 20 sns
Persian Gulf with demands upon the enan: .1 AZ
In case of his refusal to comply, Teneran - ~
be reduced: A large force OF infantry, - ~.
and heavy siege trains is already detaaeo ~. an.'
work The feet will be composed OF xS s'o~nAe''
and large number Of gun boats:
Letters from Paris, on the subject OF tue nn. :.
ciaI crisis are unfavorable The bullion IN .ns
Bank was said to be increasing, both at Paris anu
the branches ,,b ..t
camp Of forty thousand men would be es'ao-
,isbed soon At Chalops Sur Marie
Prince Mehomet, Ali Pasha OF Egypt, mas ar
rived at Paris.
n was rumored that the Rothschilds had con.
traeted with the Bank of France to supply GOLD
20 the amount of six millions four hundred thou
sand pounds sterling.
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The storm on the Lakes.

BUFFALO, October 28--Further advices in re.
gard to the propeller Toledo lost in the late gale
on Lake Michigan, have been received. She had
on board forty passengers, and a crew OF twenty.
Ave persons. Every person on board, except three
deck hands, persisted.
Among the passengers from this city were mrs'
Wentworth and three children
The cargo of the Toledo was valued at 5000 GOO
The brig Globe is ashore rear the foot of Lake
Michigan. and the schooner Garden City in Lake
Erie Both were laden with wheat
CHICAGO, October % The steamer Lady Elgin
is ashore on Manitou Island.
The brig Hopewel, of Toronto, was wrecked on
the Breakwater, at this city
Much damage was caused by the gale to the
Michigan Central Railroad, which runs on the edge
of the Lake, in front of this city. ..,-
The steamer Toledo, lost on Saturday last On
Lake Michigan, with all N board was wrecked on
the reef off Port Washington. Three deck hands
were all that escaped, and As passengers went
down. The Toledo was commanded by Captain
Densham, who lost his life, and was worth S4O
000
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THE DAILY DkPAlAn:
!. = -.srs. q cSobcr 3Os lo9os
! !. Z 49, ,-.scsirnraI Falr.

q - ~ rr1cuisara1 FAM.
TN S,c., .,,s...nr parr Of this noble annual 81
hsbition. Il the fne specimens =, me. -. - No.,h.
49,, rsn,,rr. together. The Fairs In sne s0.'.'
80 .,,,.. NAV excel Us In the products .. 'ns
..,,. .nd XIII but in that most wondern' 81 ~.
49,. n. pbysicsl man. We are immeasa'so'y
800 - ,hem The overriding tendency IN 'Se
NH 70 city life, may explain the physical ae
..rsr,cv Of which it, newspapers complain. Inc
south IL agricultural and the tastes OF us Peop''
.onf,rm 10 hsir great interest The out door "a
srcise. the comparative ease of living ana fresaou,
cam care. aud, 1t the Same time, the Aosence Vi
,,xnr,es favor the development of the oody, ana
N. production Of healthy and hardy race
We never tire of looking At the fine specimens
~ manhood with which the Fair grounds are
crowded. the athletic forms, the beaming and In
,,.nrous coun,enances which meet as at every
s,a, THE stranger who would see the social life
If virginia mus. visit the country,-for the cities
arc mere sppeudsges,-or, II be cannot do that
10, him at.cud the great Fair, and mingie with our
Virginia farmers, Intelligent ard dignied gentle.
men, as well as thorough and energetic agricul-
turists.
As for tho Isdies, we need not say word. The
town has been taken captive by an army Of beau
t;ful women, We hear of the most indiscriminate
slaughter among the bachelors. Since tho days of
Uerod. there has not been such massacre Of the
innocents
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The Mechanics. Fair-Govcrnor

The Exhibition Of the Mechanics Fair was most
densely packed Tuesday night with an audience
eager to hear Governor WISE speak, and all were
on the tiptoe of anxiety to see him enter, when
about o'clock letter was read from him, ex'
pressing his regret that it was utterly out Of bis
power to speak, as he was suffering from hoarse-
ness There was great disappointment, yet the
crowd of very intelligent persons, most of them
Strangers, submitted quietly to the rather uncom-
Portable position in which they found themselves
from the pressure of the multitude, until by de-
grees enough retired to give more ease and free
dom to those who remained.
Those WHO were disappointed. however, on
Tuesday night, will have the opportunity of hear
lag Governor WISE, tonight, as he has recovered
20 far as to enable him to speak. He viii Gem
msnce his address att O'Clock.
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FRAN HaYnrR.

CHARLESTON. Oct. 2e.-The steamer Isabel ar
rived Yesterday from Havana via Key West with
advices to Saturday.
A royal order had been promulgated that United
States gold coin is hereafter only to be received for
landing permits at such value as the officer may
deem correct. Es.t
Capt Blythe, U. s. Consul, hsd not yet assumed
the duties of his office r. = 1r
Sugars were slightly higher. Late rains will
probably retard the crops.
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OFFICE VA. r. 4 M. INSURANCE CO, !
RICHMOND, Path July, 1856.
ID EMOVAIi.-This Company having \ @
IL moved to their new Office No. ISL Main stree :,
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks fair terms
Chartered in 1885,, and having now been in opera
ton twenty four years-durng which time they
have met claims for loss the extent of largely
A MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer to the history Of
the past sording the very best guarantee for th
with the insuring public has enabled it to becsme fa
miiar with their wants, and pains win be spared,
or information withheld that will tend to insure
receive and consider applications for insurance ad
dressed either the President or Secretary and will
In return render such facilities - may DO in their
power to their patrons.
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nIiuerals.

Mr. Davies, stone-cutter of our city, is exhibit
ing on the Agricultural Fair grounds, specimens
of minerals which have been sent to him for exhi.
biton, from all parts of Virginia. They are OF
every variety, and of superb quality. If any one
wishes to form an idea of the extent and richness
of the mineral products of Virginia, let him look
at these splendid specimens of Virginia marble
lead, copper, iron, coal, &C.
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- Hepdanpss Phstoeraphic Gallery n
Of sboss wishing artistic and rentral repre-.
.eutations Of themselvea not those stiff sud wooden
thinss called Pictures An sesy and graceful posi-
. garment; without It both are tasteess. Photo
rrsphs Anbrstypes Stereosraphs, and Dagueneo-
types tai In unsurpasssd end his ehs5ges
arc 90 moderate to put his WORK within the reach
Of all he would solicit call at 10 Main street, next
door above Mitchell 4 Tylsr's
90 30-1tt D. BENDANN.
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CHANGED HANDs.-The Stauuton Spectator states
that the st. Charles Hotel in Richmond has passed
iuto the hands Of Messrs. Woodward & Newman,
of that place. and after the lst of January will be
placed under the management of Jos. N Wood
ward, formerly proprietor of the woodward
House." Staunton. a5..
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A Fine Animal.

We recommend visitors to the Agricultural Fair
t, take look at q young bull.calf raised by DR..
Powell, Of Henrico. He is only eight months old,
and the largest and handsomes. animal of his age
we have ever seen.
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ENTREES OF FRANCE HUNTIEG,-The Paris
Sport says The Emperor and Empress went on
a shooting excursion to the park of st. Cloud late
Iy. Her Majesty wore elegant costume of
green cloth, composed of skirt and jacket, orna.
mented with gold buttons aud round hat with a
plume OF feathers. Two sub officers of the Chas.
seurs of the Guard attended on the Empress, to
carry her fowling pieces. Her Majesty killed nine
pheasants out of SO shots during the excursion.
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DIED.,

At the residence of Major Thomas boswell, in the
county of Hanover, the night of the 18th nstsnt
Mr.. P. H. DAVENPORT, in the 8 th year of his age
His friends requested to attend his funeral from
the Richmond and Fredericksburg depot this morn.
ing at 81 o'clock.
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" Mocha MICS Isstitute.- .Gov. WISE
was prevented from speaking before the Virgins Me.
chancS Institute Tuesday, by indisposition he has
recovered sufficiently to spesk and will deliver BIS
address in the Hall Of the Exhibition, TONIGHT,
at O'Clock. &C SILT
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THE U. S. STEAM FRIGATE WABAsH.-Thia
new frigate arrived at New York Tuesday morn
ing at her anchorage off the Battery. Her pas
sage from Annapolis to Sandy Hook occupied but
AZ hours Constructor Hart, of the Norfolk Navy
Yard was q passenger on board.
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THE TELEGRAPMC DISPATCH published yester
day. stating that since the failure of the fusion
in Pennsylvania the Democrats claimed the State
by $500, should have read "25, 600"
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apucTAL NOTICES.

s~N~eice..-An adj0arncd called nsees1n4
of - stoslbolds Of the Massnesssr Oe,ss IA ans
Wa y ~ Sist inst ct n o'clock. 1t the Ess
~. Hetsi when an Of the shareholders are par
seusry requested attend a. busnsss Of great Inn
$1,000 vfil come before the Meeting.
po - so...at VIM. H. POWERS, Agsnt.
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LECTURES IN PETERsBURG.-The Library As
ISOLATION of Petersburg have made preparations
for, and have already engaged, lecturers for the
coming season. President Tyler of Va, Prof. De
We're of the University OF Va and Rev DR. Deems,
Rev Bishop Atkinson of North Carolina, and G P
r James of Richmond, have consented to lecture.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 29.-The Bank of the
Republic suspended payment yesterday, owing, it
is said to the failure of some large Western pro-
duce house in New York.
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HOGS IN OHIo.-The total number Of hogs in
Ohio over six months old on the lst of April 1856,
was ,74O 972, against GA 900 the previous year
This estimate includes all the counties but seven
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Eram Havana.


NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The steamer Quaker City,
from Mobile via Havana, has arrived here. There
is nothing Of interest By this arrival.
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~ Auction Notice ---P eremptory 8nIe.--
Attention is solicited to sale of Pianos and Fire
Proof Safe This Morning, at 10 O'clock at our store
"a Main street.
ESQ LARUs SHINE.
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The Ohio Baptist Convention, at Columbus, on
the oath inst, passed series of resolutions de
nouncing slavery and p!edging themselves to labor
against its extension.
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PUB. DoC.-We are indebted to the Hon. J. NJ.
MASON for the Patent Office Report for 1855.