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DOING WELL!

Even Reeder admits That the action Of the Free
State party in Kansas, is Hat treason and rebellion,
and that their conduct would justify and require the
Government to suppress them by force, and would
probably call out the MissouIans in aid of the Gov
ernInent. He is something OF prophet, and bel.
ter lawyer than We supposed. the Government.
with the Rutlians to help her, will put down the re-
bellion and punish the rebels. This is doing well
aud will be warning to traitors. In Congress, th,
Black Republicans have cent a committee to foste,
and aid the rebellion, and have desecrated our Legie
latre Halls with floods OF billingsgate. 10 oifsei
this, the poltroonery of Hale and Wilson has been
exposed, and fugelnan Greeley aud Senator Sumnei
have been souudy cancd. They pretend, it is true
TO the crown Of martyrdum, and seek to excite sym
pathy for their suf-riugs but is not in human na
ture TO admire towards or to synpathise with them
All men, in their hearts, drtest the;n aud all wOmel
despsc them The cause OF abolition must share the
contempt which the cowariicc of its advocates in
-plres. BY exposing and Gaming the leaders, We shHl
soon throw their troops into confusion. We are d."
lug we'll in Washington and well in Kansas. Blu
we are doing better in New York, New Haven an,
BOston than any where else. For in those oiiies th,
Professor Silliman, ParsoG Kilpcn, Garrison
| aud his weird women, are advancing our caus,
BITTER than we cHIid advance i; ourselves Their ar
sgncuts nnG their rifles nre harmless in front, bu
! death dealing in their rebound. When add to al
these advantages, the powerful! and popular uckr
which We Present, and its ccrtanty of success, VI
mud much cause for congratulntion. But there il
IbundaEue ot work before Us: much Yet remains ui
done. We must punish, put down and extIrpate re
! brnn, treason and abolition. Men have no right I,
Iriurc society and leopard the lives and property
ot their neighbors under of freedom Of speecl
aud freedom of the press. Nor have they any righ
TO practice umoraty, incest and centiOusness, un
der pre'ence of religion The North for it's owl
safety, must 80 legisIate as To suppress all agitation
that cndansers property, morality and Christianity
The South regarding either honor security, canno
| long continue in Union which subserves no Othe
purpose but to endanger and opprcss her. But tht
gS of the times arc proplt!os, because the WICKED
ultrasms of tho abolt!unlsts have completely deuti
fled the nteru.ts oi good, patriotic and conservative
n-u throughouthe Union. The cordial Jealous unani
nifty with which they acted N Cincinnati, shows TIM
they feel the necessity for concerted and vigorous nc
| ton,
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THE "kEYsroNE" CANDIDATE.

The grea, commercial cities Of the North-the cen
tres of the conservative and patriotic sentiment o h
anti slavery States-have responded to the noh'''a
ton of James Buchanan with expression OF salts
faction, which promises an easy triumph tor the DE
,nocraoy. II was never expected that our candidate
woud he accountable in the strong-hods Of Black Re-
publicanism but arguing from his sagacious states
man.hip and known moderation OF character, we did
anticipate for him an ardent and irresistible support
wherever devotion to the Union the prevailing feel
ing of the community.
The recon, imposing demonstrations Unpopular sentl
meut in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York con
rn our calculations, and demonstrate with what ell
,rsi,,m the patriotic of the North are rally
IN, 20 ,be support of the Keystone candidate. These
manifestations OF public feeling differ from ordnar!
exhibitions Of political passion in the very remarka-
.b,s circumstance that they are not the contrVance
If faction aud represent the exclusive interest OF no
particular party. They originate from spontaneous
;mru,se Of the popular heart, and develop the pre-
r;,a,, feeling OF the patriotic masses Of the coun-
try.
rb;, s,-er and ardent support Of james buchanan
nv the conservative citizens OF the Norh irrespective
Of party discipline, and without reference 10 persona
ADVANTAGE attests the lrrtpreSsiole Pah''oi' o' INV
ro,,,. and their instructive attachment TO tho cham
r;or. of the Union and the Constitution. Whatever
ne the exclusive pretensions of politicians the people
mayer mistake the man Of the crisis. They are awake
10 all the exsences of these trying times They Bee
into what imminent hazard Of civil convulson the
country is preepitated by the criminal ambition oi
the Aboli,iouis,s They appreciate the necessity o'
some adequate effort Of resistance to the aggressive
sp;t.,ous of faction aud they are resolved TO sup
port the candidate and the party which display uoS'
zeal and energy in sustaining the Constitution ano
tbe puiuu. In this mood tho patriotic masses turn
10 the Platform OF the Democratic party where they
find the most distinct pledges Of devotion to the high
interests Of the country aud to the Democratic can
didate, in whom they see every assurance oil wise
and safs Administration which iustrlous character
and incompatible craftsmanship can supply. IL Is
the deliberate aud nallible judgment of the people
tina, the only chance OF the restoration OF domestic
quiet and Of the perpeuation OF the lnon' oepe"o'
ON the success Of the Democracy aud the election o.
James Buchanan. The hopes Of all true patriots
cluster round the venerable statesman OF Pennsylva
mia In the hughes, sense he is the keystone can
didote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17

Ssw YoEK. Jun, II. - Inc sfraI.er Er'c's"n RON
,,v ,un, 9, ,;n date 10 rhc 2S.h May arrived n"F-
'-day. 10 IT,. oo,,or ,r.rt., "a d,r g.,
,',.f 10 70 IsJ. The sales oi tn lat Il "A
.,. on,nun; to ljWIU ba!,s-pr!c-s closing s',hd'r 70
,..J.,un- are. w,uk. and TRANSACTIONS sina. W 81 -
i,I md has d.cIin-d ~; sales vi reI nj g ,. 10
N. whiI,. @ ~ 10 lis. Flour Is cu and q r.Iie
,,Sr ,rlrs q, ca ~! al 80 IN b. OtIo 81 I" b..
T.rn-Y.!ow mixed i, unch-ny"G; sales az - q &.
,b,r- ia a tr. .t- lower; a-s at ~ 10 22,. CuAs,.1
closed nn "Wednesday at 90.
The new. by Inio arrival is unimporrant. new
Russian Loan is spoken of part ot II Is "!.~r.'8 IN
L,udon and part in Hamburg. 1h.. !'a' "a q
t,nn wn- unsettled. 1t s rulnor=i thai III Pop pa
.gs-s c"nyr,ss "f l:hlinn ,uvrre,sn- ia l""r. ma
,,ieuipo -miiHr-o from France and Au-tr'n "H"ik
putting her ei iIIo effective state. Inrst ~
government 10 taking energetIc measures bSst~-i
Mexico.
Louis Napoleon Wa considering scheme Tor 'ot"'
ding t-rrirurlal mobility i'll Ageria.
Lord Efgiu moved III the House of LORDS '"' 80
,pa,ches relative 10 sending troop. I" C""Hdr' q
d,scu..i"n .u.ued, when Lord Clarendon rHp'' s'"t
,od feeling tow ards the CmIred Siatrr' but "r'''''
10 recall Mr. Champion. Therr WAS n" ~" 'S"'"'
r..p.rliuv Anericun affairs. Palmer, " b" p"is"i7i
n. wr,- and several other l''r'""s' Lad been con
yicted.
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For The Eaqr
COURAGE AND COWakD,.r"

MEssRs EDlroRs The qsas, rel;,io,s ,s,.-
me NJ" i"FN ooscs'er ot the I2th. l. ont
IN your press IN particular account of vonr
uachIva!r'c notice of the Sumner ana Rom,
affair. What a pity it is that you have w.,;,,i
up such r-douDtable knight OF the Quill, Aa-
Alas that virginia men and mannrrs should rem tln
unwashed,' at that "drirIn-nt" which they hl,r
contracted by your Justification Of the corarG'g.
rage Inflicted upon the gentle and amiabe, and clsS
-poken Senator Of Massachusetts! Bul the 'u'f.
washed has political aiiusion which shows wnrrs
,nh' paper tHn~ on all the great issues between the
North aud the South
As 10 ih= out. "ge-the outrage was commitr,. by
VIZ. summer, by abusing his privilege rs a Scua<
IL cast slan,ierous mputauns upon sovereign Sir%
dnd her absent repr. sentative There j. nu!rHL =
more severe than bitter words uttered with aud
nsl'gn,iy OF PURPOSE. Standing then, in the relation
which Mr. Brooks did, both 10 IN. assai-d State ,,t
The assaled Senator, he did what WAS very ua,urni
Tor man to do under The circumstances ci tho cs-.
nc repellrd by blows the outrage in words. H. 70
taii"tcd The insult and the injury OF the cnmHiatur,
oy Inh'ctnS upon him personal chasiis-,nrrr.
as 10 me circumstances under which II wa, Gprr
they were accidental. II Mr. Brooks had n.ri llr.
oufnne. at any other time or at any othe. place, npr
HE insult, he would have attempted al least ca.,
INTO execution his purpose ot chas,isng him. Iur
cOnvcsti0na! laws "t duelling have ro'hng Whal,,g
10 10 with rep"'nS outrageous w"r!s In such cC>r,
II always haa been aud always viii bu that fuD l.
!'tra' Grm1, aud o! ai weapons the inr
mast appropriate; il was Il hand the ordinary c,u-
pan!on ot the chastser.
Iic Observer ,alKs Of ckrex q, bur he TAX uH,
who knows unLnx of It's V1nrn.nry priur.r!,-
Chvnlry bears loug aad bears much bu, there Is
line witch cannot be CROSSED w!tl impunity. IEh'
,lns MG Sumner passed by us.ng !ar most uutrt-..
"us language which was ever uttered upon thr !n"I
III III" S-naIe. And Ia apply the act o, Mr brooks
the want "t clIivary or ot courage indicates IGup-
rance oi riic nprrt # terms sonrihns more drs
pcabe. Ii Is Conceded that the scripture ruiz, i, o."
better vengeance is mimc, wi.I rcpay. saith laN
/ ,rsl' l.,.
they who take the sword shall perish by TIE ,Wur.
The sword "N2!. Mr.. Summer took WI, arr..E,n.u.-.
slanderou-, nn:,naut words. aud RETURNED upon s
Head IN the shape al n gIiIa perch cane.
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hGlNhEhs OFFICE. Blue RIDGE RAIL ROAD,
(,r ANDERSON, ) c May 10, 1890.

4 ihOfOSdi.S Will be received ut hnoA'
Niie' icnncssee. until II O'Clock N on "Wednesday,
". o; chc Blue Ridge Rnh Road commencing at Knox.
l., There are several heavy jobs OF masonry, among
IN The masonry ior the bldg" over the iolsten river
+ knoxylle consisting OF srSen nicrs a2d the asut
a;s
fae Company c.erves the right to reject any propo
an to require th. bidders give satisfactory ecuri
10. the faithful eecu,ion according 10 contract oil the
|k they may undertake
an. and .pcc,;raon. NAV be seen, and the time 10,
p!et,ns the work aud all other information opni"e'
&c Office OF the Engineer, on and after The 3,n Say'
WALTER GWfNN,
Chief Engineer Blue Ridge haii noau'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17

DAXAWal from The sab5c,'Ifis rar "u q" PiiILlP
~ Snv.IDt' rs 81 ase. ..c feet ;hiee or ious
I ita eE .oJa, sS as1 sSG' Of ccn ii.
and Ire SSs ss .sA took iSos very waite
ss wnra 70 it.s nsned swosseE and drag hls
.tr nk,p: He is a carpenter BY trade WAS oot
-,,eJ IN Richmond Virginia, and WILL pefHaP'' u!
Eg,,. his way 20 that place ,.-ohors;on and
i ,,yc ;he above rewsrd ior his apprehension aaI
Ehvrry 70 me- or his confinement IN any II
Esa iet "''i. Sew-Bcrn, \. e.
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.,;;;;s>,TI NOII,HS REWARD.

n. Sei,v.ry 10 me. .. in jail in the state 90
c,, him nsain OF my slave LlNSEf: ! puie"Siuss us
"l'es -. - hempre and has wise in the county o
n.sam He is doubtless lurking about Richmohai or
,"n, :n Abemar!c or Buckingham. or may P'ooao'S
: zoe, a,avrc b.hc. or SIX eet tall, straight
.:,:r and we'll formed and about ~ years OF age
fascUHF III" e'' JAMES III. cox,
,,s .; w,x1EEpocx o., Chesterfield Co.
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ESTATE OF j. II. KNIGHT, DEC'D'

POSTED notices on the st OF March last to the ehcct
thai all persons who were indebted to the estate,
AID be expected TO settle their respective debs before
=; o July nest and I'll Gcb'- aos paid by that tinie
20 pG, in sult again call the attention OF debtors
f. sIhc; /; il positively necessary. after the lapse
!or. han three years that the estate should be finally
Ted up aad ,his notice will be isdy enforced without
zee: 70 persons II there are now any outstanding
= oE wh.c. ms tes,a,or bound security require
s-ca cilu. shall be promptly collected by process OF
? Q. o;ac. wise else thi- np;ce will be plead in ar.
w. G. KNIGHT, Executor
hay 3l-rw.,. ~ KNIGHT decd
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rom my residence in Ne" heEt Se.h i,i;,I ~
TR A aM.s 'I''J a Negro Man named AChIL
- S, nrro j. 4 ginger bread ss sS'or Of be e'"ta arad
~ea's '"un,snmncc. snles when spoken 70;
s:1r @ y ,S- I,og think. little leeays He has @ S!.s hr ~
se.s r. 4a 10 living in EeEmon" md w TWESTF
,N., rsua:t If taken o2t o ne se, ond secured 50
ffl; cs: set a!tn "s"'u' New Hem,
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We understand, says the Louisville Democrat,
lha, the excitement in Lexington, upon the re"ep-
ton OF the news OF the nOmInat!ca o Hon. 1"hn u
Breckurdge for IL. Presidency, was Tremendous be-
youd the powers Vf description. The nomination oi
Buchanan had just created the widest enthpsasn'
tut when it was known that kentGcky'a fsvorite son
had been placed an the ticket, the whole population
seemed mad with joy. This feeling will not BE con
fined to the home Of Mr. Breckenridge. As the news
spreads out over the rural districts, one universal
shout will go up from the valleys to the hil'-tops' and
from the hill-tops to the valleys again We venture
the prediction that one hundred Know Nothing
councils Of this Slate will bc dsbanded before the
first Of July next.
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WILLIAM ISATTAIIF. .

('-"s"rY 4" .iU, iaZuO CTR MISSISSIPPI
r., :. ES 20 practice ii he CoGr:s he'd al 'acEson
4 = no.e OF the Fifth Judicial District co'.ipoSna
f.. s r,,,y.r. ulI give strict attention To COL
CO O. CHAINS. payment OF taxes and adia-'Hen. o! lay
"a n s:rer ,f ;Io-s couuties. Refers 10 George i.
fsAe lse, ,ic.,aand; pr. F. ]. Str6hng, stauEt'n
f. 7 Knox. ESQ. Fredericksburg; Acssrs. s~ineS,
en- & Co. NeS Orleans Msssrs. J. Wide, J;;, new
<; Gcu. Wiz + Go.ion, albemarle, Va; Wm NJ
'Hs" Esg Washington CIV Oct ll--cTu
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nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

\
X:rs%ATlON having been received by the saccut,'e
:b,. LiNES SHEPHERD. charged with felony IN Ra'
= cJ-ay. las escaped By breaking jail ana IS nov So
-. s-,. therefore do hc'eby offer reward OF one
;,ai ,ars 20 any person persons who sh" arrest
.si james Shepherd and deliver him into The jail of inc
l.; cag.v y: Rue,.h; and 4" moreover require all ON
u,n,nrnwc .lth civi! aud military. And fcquest
,.,. ..u.rq!Iy 70 use ti.rr best cx"ruons 20 pro-
- ~. sr".. Of rae said shepherd TIA, he may ."
rr s1' L .st!'u. ,.o,.,,cIes.o. 90.
'' aI -, .6e commonwealth at Richmond tH's SIN
ga! dag Of June. in the year ls'9i 'nrsey 4 WISE.
Shepherd is described as about 10 hi,b ila.k ss;.
aa"' n.S k %"I ia teeth very wide before Is very
s.,. rT bs3 on whra ne escaped BLACK Jeans Goa
we'll ,,orn and black pants wore large ~h''se'''
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|uyvr tour negro men name DAVID, sometimes cameo
TpCCSFTr, CHARLES, LEWIS sud Lth'~no n an, 40
cav an ,he a7th October lea.' nic cot 3, !His' &c
| W -. ~ ~ 81, ,bc, da;,. m tho Richmond EnIuis~:, EH.
- and Daiy Dspatch which will give DESCRIPTION OF
:, c,rne, Wrwili give additional reward oi flf
+ DOLLARS for the delivery ot e!'Gcr o, lei IS W.
/. drn in ail ,yher. we can &c, them, OF TWO Hu"Ue
/ Is,, II ,a.eu out oil n. state oi Sirsiu.a.
,3, !a.S ~ n '""r' "f ''' N JONES s. SLATER
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SENTENCED For MIrRnEl

New YORK, June l4.-Wllsou, the negro cook
concerned in the murder of the captain of TIT
Eudora and Imogeue, was convicted Q! murder a
White Plains to-day, and has been sentenced TO bG
huug on the 25th of July.
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IrJRl;INIA.-Ata Supreme Court OF appsai' ,eeS. ue
-, evi.nurg. ON the ll;h day Of September, is'o y;
dared ,hs, the annual terms Of tue W
81. ,o lie hold 4i Lewishurg. shall hefSate' ~. .G
"a on The lGrh day OF July. and ttat me CriA "n
l.. IA ,ssc out the argument docket "i ihe oNu'eI N
.,,s-,n, +, the next tenn sEaii arrange .le uuei
;s Within the jurisdiction OF THIS 'oT', y! .''e io
and all assisn 10 each the following num-
I: uii,ys, I" W.: " .-, ,h,b ,oI,,h Julv in.
asiy. ,.h %, ssh Iu,v in.
ii;h C.cu-lopS:n-. judSe-from eth July to ls' Au
,.h Circa,-Sun.me-s Jlisc-from I'd to li'h August
i g-:"H 80, % ,?,b An
..,. l.rcul,-EdmlsGon, l.G,e-tsom 18th 10 !''h Au
81 ilclU.vc e,a.h ~ e5,h
i,a C,:cu!:-L + Thompson, Judge-irom lssh 70 Z''h
4; ;:s:, Inclusive. a., .,,, ar,rs,
!.a crcur-Kenusy Judge-from Goth to 2Sth August
i3h cirsoa-Pagker, Juise-aath and ao'h August In
siys ,.,,c,,
.d C:rcc1s!c- Julge-fro':: 3ls. august 10 ~ oep
r.bc. lnc,u.v. ,l - sh
.ra Cr.,:,-Ci Y Thompson, Judse-trom AN 70 GIN
+; ;Gi.ta:-Canisn, Judge-9th and 10Th September
(.s!re
Cvpy--Tes,e. .r,, c,-.
| IN" '-c.lNh ia,v JOHN 4. NON IL. N!eiN'
Tn. Whf- ,i' insert rw!ce week tlli ION Iu'y.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer renders the following just

The Cincinnati Enquirer renders the following just
tribute to delegate from kentucky tCovingonl to
the Cincinnati Convention Il native OF Richmond
and a son Of Andrew Stevenson, Esq, Of Virginia:
"Co j. w. Stevenson has for years been the leader
of the Democratic party of the Tenth District. No
man can know him without loving him for his manly
BEARING aud generous heart-with"ut admrIng him
i,r tine genius mud uratory which ceptivatvs the
most unreleptlng Of his enemies. AZ Il lawyer he is
distinguished for his legal acpmen and calm judy
meut. The name of John w. Stevenson is dcar 10
the Democracy, and there is h"ror hey world fail
to bestvw whenever they Lave the power"
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WM. l.. MARCY on THE NOMINATIONS. 3,
The following letter was addressed by Ar. Marcy
IN th. Philadeluhia Democracy

1 = =
WAsHISeroS, June 3. 1886.
Dear Sir IL have this moment received your W.
vi,alon 10 participate in m-etng "f the Dril"'" .
cy Of Philairlphia TO be held Tomorrow e',;'k ~
Independence square, ray The nSr.;,i 81. rrr.i5.n
the Cincinnati Democratic Convention i"' fre''e"
r.,r., tna, ranuot be present on TINT "ccnsl'n
bu vsr. abI. TO be there, l sh"uld readily accep
uu "r,s n,;tsfon. and give my hearty concurrence II
hs pr"cesdng nat., o, duty r, aIH S ,"s.s
non, ,.,nus sn"i nf lanes Buchanan tor PresIden
III ,ne TU e. Brrckinrdg- for Vice Pre-d.nt Of the
Ii";,.d I,,i p states Very respectfully yours: &C.,
OniIeo ' w l.. MARCY.
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FILLMORE AND THE OLD-LINE VII

Flllmore's confession of the Know Nothing faith
will disgust and repsl such OldLine Wings as have
opposed the imposure with consistent devotion to
high principle. But his letter is ofensve to Wing
suscep,ibiities in another particular. lie roundy as
sets tha, his hopes Of restoring peace and preserving
the Union, depend on the success Of the Know.
Nothing party. So contemptuously does he reject
the patriotic services of the Old Line Wings. Won't
they reject him with equal contempt
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trials. And his noble address tho other evening 10
racy of the Uniun-at mass msst;nn Of rat;,;oo
ion, which called upon him-and the rincerlty and
tarnes'ness with which he acqsieseed in the srlec
o0h OF hls competition, and announced his continued
adhesion to the party and its principles are entitled
terest TO his eloquent words and trust they viii b.
oy the press aud the poet to every corner
ne oh'uh-to the renotest log cabin upon The very
verge oi civilization. They will show t" the Amer.
can people that disappointment in high places is not
Always followed by ingratitude, and that there are
P'esidens who, under circumstances, forget what
hey owe to the Democratic party. Mny peace and
Iapplness attend him in his retirement"
Gen. CnsS Spkcch ihE PhilndcLphia RaiiGcaou
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THEATRE BURNT.

c.sc,ssArr June l3-The Peoples Theatre heat and and
loss ia vsry heavy. Nothing in the theatre was saved
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FROM PANAMA AND NICARAGUA.

Sr,y ORLEANS, June 1.-The steamer Daniel
Whistler has just arrived with Aspsn"u dates 10 the
The United States surveying steamer Corwin had
;mad st Panama and no further troubles were ap
I.,ssndrd. Indeed, confidence had beeu fully re-
stored. >,. - .ho,cad
IN, his men we're dying rapidly from cholera, black
,omt and dys-ntery.
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TIE OLD LINE WIGS OF KENTUCKY.

lie OlID LINE W1ilGS Ot kENIuCkH.
The Cincinnati Enquirer describes Ill enthusiastic
ratification meeting at Newport Ky. Maj. Henry
Clay Harvie opened the meeting with one OF his tell
ing addresses. He was followed by Col. George b
Hodge, the same gentleman who, as the Wing candi.
iate ran Col. Stanton closely in the Congressiun-
al canvass-the canvass before the last COL Hodge,
with many other old Wings, joined the Kuow-N No
things, and discovering the unrepublican character
Of that order among the first in Kentucky to de
nounce and repudae it,and has since opposed its
principles and designs with great vsor and earnest
iess In his speech on Saturday which was received
by the Coloners neiShbors with great applause and
oy(ulness, he declared his unconditional adherence
the Democratic party-platform, principles, candi.
ates and all-and his belief thathe old line Wings OF
kentucky-those who were faithful to the memory
aud principles of the great man Of AshIand-would
lind that, in its present position the Democracy was
the ouly party Of the Constitution and the Union.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny RITCIilE, PRYOR & DUSSAVANT.
.>~~~~~~~~~>>~~>~>~~
wM RITCuIE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE ~, 1886
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Jobn A. Marshall, Esq, Chm'n. &c.
EKIIh OHE,iON

Nrw YORK, Jun. H.-AdvIce- from Oregon re-
or, that another ba lie had beeu fought Sth 4 In
dian. on Rogue River. They were ruursd, and So
we're killed.
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sIrLH PiiU~PIATE OF LiMf. r..
HAVING mad" afraacemcuts with frol, Mupus ~. r
Il Inc sal. 0; n. Nifrorenized Super Phosphate oi
ac. y; ,nauG,ac,.r",. prices, we confidently rooota
nj /, % ou. ;rua ficads believing ito be
'.rr!izcT il. sc Having seen gooo enecss las
-1S Corn, AMI barring aeard SO Euch ot us soou
-. ..,sf 70 believe i, suparsr Guano, not be-
." mage. better CROP the first year h:ter apphca
oa c"cll-e O. is iurabv having in II large pro-
.sga u 5aIe ,.u.: For snlc " ;he ton, or bng.
BAKER & PLEASASTS.
,--,' - Cor,.r n. Franklin and Union sta
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'GrERREAN STOCK DEPOT IN RICH

NUM-
We Proprietor, seeing the need of an establishment
"Asr. town and country operators Can obtain pa
tsasi stock at It's real value has mado arrangemsnts
ns largest rnAnutrctcry in New Yolx to Gc Supplied
SIahfI;JPc and Daguerrean Stock of every descrp.
y..s allowed comrnssion ne furnish il at the
E.h c btce Hoping the operators of Virginia and
a'onha viii see the convenience OF such estab.
ns,tN Wv proprietor hopes TO receive orders from ar.
seh,'a.Y. On hand and for sale
", c,Hu Nhscs Gilt Frames
set,, 10 Coating Boxes
ls. .1 ne.' 90 Head Rests
e"e 90 Cameras
'Es' co French Star Plates
- q" 90 White Plate Glass
10 10 Ambrorype Gases
W 90 Union Cases, PreServers, &C,
,'tx "'aSs, chcaper aud better than Hat glass -
~, accompanied with the cash, will meet with
"ehton OSBORN'S GALLERY,
-cs'a. Richmond, Va.
,o RICO SCGARS-Prime qunlity In store
"a y LOT sale by SELDEN & MILLER,
&U Corner Pearl aud Cary Streets
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BALTIMORE. Ju. . i,:-r..u' !, 'eady snG un,
are unchanged.
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NEW YORK, June li.-Four has decned saIes
s S,a,s at a. 4j, Ohio s. SU Southern 81 40 Wheal
and Corn ar. dropping aud unsettled Stocks are
lower, Virsinias IS,