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TT Hair Dye, Hair Dye,--Jobusou R,.-
bcr has Hair Dye which lie nsfantaneons and never
washes of, We viii advise 81 who dive TO give Holm
or no charge ''"0'ion
:, Also TO be had FLETcHrR's HAIR TOXIC, an infal-
ible remedy for all the ills that the human hair ia
heir to. " '4'At -
10Th STREET BETWEEN MvIN CARY STREETS.
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T.YNrHpURG .Ia,

LYNcHBURG, Jan. IS O'Clock, p M-The pas
senger train on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, came in at the usual time this evening. The
South-Sde Railroad passenger train of Saturday
is not up vet.
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The steamer Canada.
Commercial.

HALIFAX, Jan. Z, P. M.-Nothng has yet been
heard of the steamer Canada six days overdue
with dates from Liverpool to the 22d ult.
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From Havana.

NEW ORLEANS Jan 5..-The steamer CaIawba,
with dates from Havana to the :12d ult has ar
rived here. There is no political news of import
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Weather in Lynchburg.

LYECHBURG, Va, Jan. THE snow here is
fifteen inches deep. There was arrival de-
parture of trains on the South-Side Railroad to,
day. The passenger train the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad got in at o'clock, Saturday
night, and left this morning.
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JANUARY I'd, IS5 6.-=1rintnings and
~ Fancy Goods to be closed out at unusually low
prices, the is far advanced and GOLD
SMlT having large stock of Trimming and Fancy
Goods on hand, will close them out at such low
prices to tempt those that in of them pur
chsse of him. 5000 pair Ladies' white and colored
Kid Gloves at 50 cts, would be cheap at IL cents;
$500 yards Cambria and Swiss Insertngs at 81 cents
would be great bargain at l21 cents; Embroidered
Handkerchiefs at IS and 37k cts, giving away. In
Ladies' Gents and Childrens Cotton and Wooden Ho.
siery, GoLDsMIT will sell them cheaper than can be
had elsewhere In Embroideries, Collars Sleeves
Swiss and Bobbin Edgings and Insertings, viii be
closed out very cheap Wooden Goods such as Com
forts, Leggings, Fascinators, Opera Hoods Wooden
Sacks, Millinery Goods, and lots of other Goods to
be sold off at most any price. e. GOLDSMITH ~
ia 2n5 Broad street
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c- A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John G.
WI "a tghe Of HauIDfOu. Va. o.

McCabe, OF Hampton, Va.
-.-.... ~. HAMPTON VA, Oct. 16, 1855.
Having had occasion TO use BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERs in my family within the last two Yeas in
cases of dyspepsia and headache, can safely
say have never used any remedy for these distress
ing rnaladies with signal success as this. have
ever carefully avoided recommending any of the var-
ops nostrums with which the country is flooded be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do
harm than good but Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation and produced
such beneficial results do feel liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial TO their value.
JNO. c. McCABE.
generally oc30
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MgsIricEsT BEquEsr-lsascs g. Tuttle.
pIomnent siflzen Of Augusta. Ga, who died there
hessns 4 ~ sIs sum Of $50 70 be used for iha
"a Il 49, ssssN -~e,e j HR Il
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- TO ny FRIENDS. GUS a
ATOMERS AND THE PLY IL q -

Is GEEERALLY.-Tretur my thanks
-<saT TO them for the liberal patronage | have re-
ceivsd from them, and by Strict attention to bust
hope to merit continuance of the same assr-
ing them that pains will be spared my part or of
those in my employment to give satisfaction to all.
intend to keep the best of goods in my line thai can
be had in any house in Richmond. In the first place,
will furnish my customers with the best of Ladies'
Gentlemen's, Boys, Misses and Childrens Boots and
Shoes, of the latest styles that be had in PARIS
imported by myself direct.
will also keep on hand large assortment of Boots
and Shoes for Indies Gentlemen, Boys and Misses
of nay manufacture, and of the best Baltimore
Philadel phia, New York and Eastern work which
viii make my assortment superior any in this city
have made arrangements with Houses in Paris to
furnish with the best material for the mauufac-
ture of all kinds of work for LADIES' Gentlemen,
Boys and Misses ~
All of the above will he sold low for cash, or 10
PUNcTUAL CUSTOMERS at cash prices 5ae
ALEX Hull,
a# Importer and Manufacturer OF
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags Valiees &c
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rv- 90 IL while the smew lasts .-.Eer sales
Dry Goods boxes suitable for SLEIGH BODIES 9
scarce article and in Demand Apply at So Fsari Sc
ja3--It' 90 g
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~ Card.--Th0mas w. Keesee, Auction
eer (Office with George j. Sumner No. 20 Peerl st)
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate,
HOUSEHOLDS Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise, Horses
&c.
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne
groes. .
de u
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- Choice Old Liquors.--Brandy

n Choice Old LiquOrs.--Brandy, Dark
and Pale very choice IS o. p" brand, vintage
1880.
Choice old Port Madeira and Sherry Wines
Scotch aud Irish Whiskey, something extra
Old Jamaica and St Croix Rum
Seheidam Holland Gin
Old Bourbon, Surnmerdean and Mountain Rye
Whiskey s.
With full assortment of other LIQUORS, Cordisls
and Cigars. For sale by DUDLEY Co, F. =
de I0-Im* ~ Main st.
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v SpecialfNOtice.- large cOiiecfIGn o
Fine Engravings will be sold at auction this
DAY. morning, at IL O'clock, A NJ, at LAhCS
SHIN F,S Rooms ia 3-lt
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r~Dr. James Dove--ofFice corner OF Bank
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House IA sim
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~ i. y. Chase, M. -, HOmeopnihist.-.
yhlce l6I Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond, Va. Ia 4 On,
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- We asl. nffenfinn no. the Trusfee'

sale THIS AFTERNOON, IF fair, otherwise the next
fair day,l of the really pleasant residence OF Mr..
Thomas Baiie on jackson street, advertised IN the
snctiou co umn of this paper by L. ID Crenshaw, exr.
ia cit TAYLOR u WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ER>Auetlon Notice.-.IInying retained pos.
session OF the large warehouse l4th street.
" occupied BY us, we ara prepared T. reeeive
SHOES HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
other description of Merchandise. The premises
very central aud confnodioes, and goods can be adj
returns rendered =
do Pits KENT. PAINE d Co, Aucts
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RI state Debt and stnte Improvement.

ER stare UFDL ana StlLt
If our State would make her improvements as spec
div and thoroughly as SfMONS has improved the
art of Ambrotyping, the public would have no cause
IN COMPLAIN of burdensome taxes for the improve
ments would pay for themselves Let our dele
gates who would learn this secret, call on SIMONS;
and there is but little doubt that they will leave his
GALLERY with an extra head. ja4
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re- Young Mems Christian Association.--
The regular monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Christinn Association will take place THIS EVE
MING at u O'Clock, at the Leet1re Room OF the "a
Presbyterian REV. M. d. Hoge'sl Church -
Punctual attendance is desired.
ABEL u. MAYO, q
/. s-1t Rec. Sec'y.
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-RcwoxuI--Ch jIdren,s nnd-Youths'

Main street opposite to the American Hotel where
he would be pleased to his friends and customers
He intends carrying the MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS in all it's branches. He also IN
rends keeping full assortment of YOUTHS and
.CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, as heretofore, and re-
specially solicits a call from those in want:
ia linz j. H. hiDpIOA-
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COMMERCIAL.

- Richmond Markets, January y, 1886.
FLOUg-There are transactions to quote
There ars orders in market, but below the quotations
% WV VIE at from sl.a5 to $ls5. Prime
white would bring 81.
CORN--75 0iI1.
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MosTTla.EkEs, FATnERs, poTHT n

WI NOv-Trv EnN 3 N =, =, y o q Is IT TT
acertan cure for Coughs Colds As,bn. nI Ii1a'
yon, owe lt to your children recomms nd r. ~
Viii ~ There are certain few who fna trIt
80. =: llney 90 not take it directed Az aus
pIo9l q The extraordinary virtues Of LIsoN1psS
oh.,irs SihpP will undertake to cure the NJ,
oougn, II OF 70 years Standing free of ,
., OF any one who has failed to be eu1sd
.ef the use OF any medicines or prescription 70 81
commenced ey several influential ladies' or a1 - re-
nen of this city -a'e' VI gentle
Pree-25c. per bottle; 5 bottles. one dol,.r y,
wise II can be obtained of all respectabIs D.aAe Ike
and dealers In the State of Virginia ssists
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EYr DIR. ID. 4. Watson offers his Profes.
sonai services 10 the citizens Of Riehmond
Office ind residence corner Of rsanklin and 9Th
streets. js3-lm
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~ Board of Trade-- Committee of Ar.

LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON
BENZ. G. GRAY, JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
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Known, Jr., stock nr0ker, has re
Main and l2sh Rrssts s~seaa
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NOTICE.-An persons who have elaIal.

l against the estate of my father, the late jsha
w. Foster, decd viii present them to me, properly
authenticated, for settlement and those indie hed 70
diately.
have for rent, at Dennisvile. Tan-YaJd, il sooS
condition; Blacksmith and Wheelwright SHOPS -
excellent stands for such BUSINESS which vii -
rented low, upon early application.
Also an excellent Dwelling House and Stors-ieass,
IN the town OF Ciarksville, Va, which will he renteS
upon application TO MIR. VIM. Jeter or Mr.. Geefss
Dabb, OF Ciarksviile.
have for hire excellent Blacksmith; SewYs'h
Boat and some Railroad Bands.
Apply TO me at Dennisvilie.
J. T. FOSTER, Curstot
de &---2awim Dennisyille, Amsh.;,
N. b. All persons holding claims, with John "
Foster, DECD, security, viii proceed 10 eoiieea
them, as the estate viii longer be bound os Issi
payment s. e. J.TF
o. Enquirer copy twice week fof two weeks
and Petersburg South-Siae Democrat once week
for one month, and send bills 20 this Office for pay
ment,
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city and surrounding country that this is the place to
get bargains Our stock consisting of Dry Goods and
Fancy articles, English Mernos from % to 37s cts
figured Muslins Is % 25 cts plain do Is to Is cts
all wool do So cts; nice Furniture prints 81 TO 10 cts
splendid Sattinetts and Gentlemens' ware at the
lowest prices Also, the greatest deduction in EN-
broideries and Trimmings, Ladies' Cloaks and every
article kept in our line. Call and obtain bar
gains at 223 Broad street. f. CAMP Il co.
ia st
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FOX FASHlONA-
H BILE CLOfHING.-SILVER MEDAL 70.
l855-The members of the Legislature and Strangers
visiting the city are requested to cali at the old
Establishment, No. l1l. corner of Main and Governor
street. ana secure themselves outfit for the winte
as the subscriber has hand large and elegant as
sortme nt OF Gentemans Wearing Apparel, not to be
surpassed by herse in the city. As an evidence
Of the superiority of his Clotklng he was awarded
the highest premium "a Silver Medal1 by the Me-
chsuics Institute, 1855. 3
HE keeps constantly on hand the best of CLOTHS
CASSlMERES. VESTINGS, &c. with score Of sa.
perior worknlen. He deems il unaeees.ary after a
thai OF 10 years the public has had of his goods to
say more IN their eomtnendatinn. lie warrants all
Ciothlng ne sells and respectfully soleits call from
his old friends and the public generally. i.
strictly ON the one price system. - ~
r. B. SPENCE,
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Dr. q. A. Creusinnw, Office I43 Main
" "a ia 7-2na*

FRA Chance for Bargaips:;! For TIVE
sss.,. o,fyt Ncsr Year i556-WislIing 10 reduce
10 49, II Winter Goods to make room for Spring
ua1rebsses / viii SELL OFF At COST until the
frst day Of March, the following desirable GOODS;
i'1 On snlepdid Velvet Antique end Cloth Coaks-
30 sets Furs various styles, very cheap.
$50 Dresses, Mouslin de Lame.
2O9 Flgd Brocade and Plain Silks
$50 Yards Merinos nd Alpaccas, all colors.
enp0 do fast color Calico at ST cents
Together with general assortment OF Dry Goods,
which determined to sell off at such prices as cannot
s;I 70 rlease n. EZEKIEL,
Cheap Cloak Mantle and Dry Goods depot,
No IS Main street.
is1 next door to P. X. Whites
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A CERTAIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN
within the last three days chosen singular style of
advertising himself We have nothiag to dc With his
advertisement, bat we are requested by many of the
German population to give public expression their
satisfaction that there other German Physicians
in the town. for it would indeed by aelancholy fact
the author OF that advertisement, the only re-
preventative of his profession @ --'
: ia 8-lt SEVERAL GERMAN CITIZENS
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~ Nervous Sufferers.--Hear and Try it !!
and Moiobrdy: Gentlemen--It will be ont of my
power tie tell you in this certificate of all the good
have derived from the use of Dr. Hampton's Vegeta-
Bile Tincture. For more than twelve months have
been in bad heath, with what my doctors called
rheumatism, Dyspepsia and general arrangement
of the whole nervous system For weeks at a time
unable TO leave my bed, with serious pains in my
SIDE back and breast with appetite and great de-
biiity After trying various remedies, from which
derived but little if any benefit, became much dis
sirited. At this time was advised by fnend who
had been cured by the Tucture to make trial of 1t.
| am happy / did so for after taking two or three
bottles, / find myself restored to health
My daughter, also, who was broken down In health
was restored by it. Some of my neighhors have also
been cured and others benefited by its My de-
sire is TO bear testimony of the good have derived.
| cannot say too much in favor of this valuable medi
cine express in this way all the suferings from
which have been relieved; but if those who af-
fiicted will call will give them satisfactory
evidence of the great healing and restorative power OF
Hampton's Vegetable Tncture.
-. Yours, truly, VIM. HIGH,
No. 1876, South Paca street.
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give it
trial.
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula.
As female medicine it is unrivelled.
Sold by O. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
L Co. Richmond BY DIR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER q
MOWBRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere. =. .
~ $l per bottle; 6 bottles for S.. no %
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LAsS FLOWER SHADES; China Va
SEES OF every quality embracing many beautiful
styles; China Candesticks; Cologne aud Toilet Bot
~ia3 - 80 RITTETEya IN
ROSEWOOD LIQUOR CASE s.--lser-
= nan Liquor Cas- %, three sizes; ose.so "a liquor
ses fnrnished witt Bottles, Class for Wines and
istfi ora. For sale low by Ffffsf} ZiMMERMAN II
= - ssil tisss seHs ass Main, semsr i2th stress
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| kECHE,! LkgCuEs!: LEECHEs:!;

n Il have just received by Aaarns express, lot o.
superior Swedish Leeekes, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms
can be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing room under the American Hotel and o.
night on 25th street, between Main and Frankhs
streets.
Cupping and Leeehing promptly attended to-
do
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1 OST--Xesterday somewhere IN the city,
IA a small MEMORANDUM BOOK containing
number CT bonds for negro hire, and other and
memorandum My name is written on the back of
the book All persons are cautioned against paying
any bonds &c. held By against them, unless pre-
sented by myself. reward of b5 will be paid the
finder by leaving the same at this Office. ...
in 3-6t* T. BARKER
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pURE LIQUoRICE.--250 cases Ynurria

DURE LIQCORICE.--25Oc cases Xnurrin
l. brand direct importation; for sale by
ia 8 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
VALUABLE SERVANTS FOR SALE..-
For sale, four women and children, rema IN in
the city. One of the women is an excellent
Cook and Laundr sanother is accustomed to Cook
ing and Ironing another is house servant; and an
other is chamber maid These servants are sold for
fault and to enable them to get homes in the vi
entity of Richmond, they viii be sold below the
ket value. Apply at the Cary street Jail.
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n ,; BKIDGEoKD 8 CO., GENEE r !.

II is. BKIDGFORD g co. EENED
-. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING; ME-.
CHANTS. Corner 10th and Dock streets. R;cbnana
ya.-Auena particularly TO the sale Of Rock lana
Lime. Cement Hay Rosin Tar Plaster Elo,,r E a'iu
chanaize generally sssl ' - "a -,
we are also prepared 70 take storage and effect In
sarance on sane ct the lowest city rates Our Ware
being situated on the Dock goods can be- stor
d. b BkIpeFoRD ~ NJ T,xs,aey ~.
0LfvE OIL.--5g boaes FOR esj. by -.
~ htas-ss@ DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il CO 81
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NJOUsLINEe, MERINOES AND OTHER
III DRESS eSOODS.-We are offering much be-
low former prices in order reduce them, prior to
taking inventoy lst of February.
.a. .s-. j. MiLLHISER Il BRO,
ia 6 Of
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11RE4T NARGAIN, IN DRY C{lDDs.-

4 tEkEAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOUDS.--
VI VAL. COHEN, us Broad street, having deter
mined to sell his stock at the end of each season,
win THIS DAY commence SELLING OFF the bel
assortment is very complete yet and comprises
the usual variety found in dry goods stores. Also
Swiss Muslin and beautiful Party Dress Timpe
Iiale with trimmings and head dress expressly made
suit it. Please call and you viii he disap
pointed. -tl-. iee-6t<
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I OST--On ThurSdny night last, Porte
II Monnaie containing check for $40 several bonds
and other papers of value to any but the
owner. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the. same at this office or with
S. C. SUTTON,
ia 5--St+ At the Exchange Hotel
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TAUTI0N.--AIi persons are hereby eau.
~ toned against crediting my wife, Catharine
Knatz, on my account, as l viii pay no debt of her
contracting. ia 8-3ts HENRY KNATz
E1RESCRfPTI0NS ARE ACCURATE-
Il LY compounded at al hours of the day or night,
with the purest and reliable medicines BIZ one
of the partners themselves ar -7 .ra
LAIDLEY & ROBINSONS,
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HEsA.ppQuARfTEhs E0K FAsHI0NA-

Importer and Manufacturer OF
Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet Bags Vaices &c,
ia l---dAe !. No II. Main street. Richmnnd Va
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LOST.

LOST, .--
+ OST-On Saturday, between the st.
- Charles and the United States Hotel a small Tin
Box containing my FREE PAPERS. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for their return to this office
s.-.s -s MARY WILLIS,
ia8-2t* A free woman of color.
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sPUCrAr. NOTCEs.

ry- Union DuiIdiu9 Fund C0mpany.-The
ANIMAL meeting of this Company win be held on
TUESDAY evAning next, ct II o'clock, st the Jeher-
sou Ward Sciioolhouse.
py order of the Borrd of Directors. ~
The regular monthly meeting viii be held q. the
same MACE on the same evening. comm ncing at
o,cIack The Secretary will receive the monthly
dnes AZ I'M offiee during the day until O'Clock M
The Board Of Directors viii meet at ! before 2
,.a-k~ ~, the same evening, at the above named
y go - THOS- L. ID. WAhFoRD,
81 = Sec'y.
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VT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u silr'
December J, 1855, the Passenger Train will leave
Lynchbarg at A. NJ; returning, arrive at Lynch
burg at Clio, P. NJ. f. H. GILL;
no 30 Gen SuperintenHent
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4 OsT OR STOLEN--From the wharf at
containing TWO CLOCKS, landed ny steamship
Jamestown from New York, marked wv. Barnes,
Amelia Court House, Va" A suitable and liberal re-
ward, and no questions asked, will be paid TO who
ever will deliver the to Messrs. WILLIAMS
Il BROTHER, corner Cary and Pearl streets.
10 7-3t
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III CASES India Rubber Overcoafs, for
III sale by
jas DAVENPORT, ALLEN co..
SHIKTIN. LINENS! sHI KTINf: LIN
- EMS "A Superior article of tine Shirtiug Linen
Just opened, and will be sold a bar gain at
J MILLHISER q BRO e
ia er.-4a-Tt= arets g-5fsszs if3 Broad
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-05

by giving hin htee hearty and enthusiastic
cheers.
Along with the documents is the report Of
tie cuagrants to Gov. G,ary, cOmplaiNiEg Of
~ rough treatment they received hOn tins
trooIs acting Os they understood, under orders
frcrn Mr.. Preston, U. S. Marshal; debating
ihc;r mission to Kansas as peaceful, having no
organization save enc Of police for their own
fcyulation and dcGcnse on the way; and coming
in tLat spirit to the Territory they claimed the
right of American citizens to bcar arms, and be
exemptsrlm unlawful search or sc:zure.
Capt. Sclhy, who had them in charge, says
!hcy were never for one moment made TO feel
the restraints of military discipline, but were
on the contrary, relieved from the onerOus duty
md necessity Of military night guards and as
sisted rather than retarded in their journey
The Captain, agreeably to Gov. Geary 5 instrnc-
lions, restored such Of the arms as were, claim
cd IS individual alRopsrty's,= s.f - e E