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FOuL PLAr--IsroSrKD sAe.NlcHrvorEHs The
O. nthiana News has made minute Investigation
into the result Of the recent election in Harrison
eounsy, and has aseeuained that the Sag Sichss
PEELED ssssxfy-oas nperted aad consequently Illegal
votes. similar game wss played on larger scale
IN tie city Of Lexington, Ia order 20 rAiss fal4e
presumption Of she popularity Of John @ Bsreksn.
ridge In his native city, Il Il nos time that me
American people should rlsr& sesi a ccndems
BasIoa upon such oatsgsss-Lou. ssur.
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70 rs furnishing q D4Ttson Ceunty, and spsif ateEa
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N EW BIO ks

ITALIAN SIGHTS AND PAPAL PRINCIPLES
PARsIAN sIGHTs AND FRENCH PRINCIPLES.
THE HUGUEN0T EXILES, HistoricaI Novel
AMAURY; Novel BY Alexander Dumas
HUMOROUS AMERICAN sTORIEs- Gray Bay Mare,
THE ATTACHE, OR SAM SLICK IN ENGLAND
Mr. sP0NGEs SPORTING TOM. BY Frank Forester.
WILD WESTERN sCENEs-seeOnd Series. The War
FASHIONABLE LIFE; A Novel by Mary H. Eastman.
THE OLD VICARAGE; A Novel b. Mrs. Hubbaek.
GA2RlEL VAEE; his fortunes and his friends.
THE WANDERER. By the Author Of the Lamp-fghter.
IDA ~ PFEEIFFERs 2nd JOURNEY ROUND THE
WALKERS EXPEDITION TO NICARAGUA, with
pc feet Map.
THE TONGUE OF FIRE. By william Arthur, AN.
MFxGCO AND ITS RELIGION, with Engravinss
LIFE OF JAMES BUCHANAN
LETTERS BY MADAME De sERIGNE. Edited By
Mrs Hale.
ZADEE; A Romance from Blaekwood's Magazine
GILFILLANs' LITERARY PORTRAITs-Third Cal
ltry.
HOME AND HOME LIFE. By Ann Leland.
COLOMBIA. By Merime-translsted from the French
EDITH THE QUAKER'S DAUGHTER, A Story Of
Puritan tunes.
THE YOUTH OF THE OLD DOMINION. Hopkins.
LEGENDS OF THE PIEk-TREE STATE By nslsy.
DOCTOR ANTONIO. A Tale BY Ra1ini.
wOLFSDEN, VAssALL MORTON, Novel
HALLIG; Or The saEEPFOLD IN WATER
from the German.
CATHOLIC LETTERS, addressed By a Jurist to a Kins.
LIFE AND ETTERS OF ROBERT ROMAN
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Pastor Of ohrs rhaFeh Mr. Passes Ionns0z Loasvils
~, % Mis- AsxE sally daagntrr ~ the lnfs sanas
faniser ilenisvsils PsFsss Flease sep3.l
oa "Wednesday evening. sesA tnss bv Ksq Robertson ar
Jess Has ~ Mss MAkTsA Jkxs Prs al 81 tals CIV
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PrescOtt's Historical w orks.
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LANGHORNE & ARmISTEAD.
SO BOXES Langhorne Armstead's Celebrated Tobacco
~ just received JOHNSON, HORNE co.
aug20-1W
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WANTED RARE CHANCES GREAT INDUCE
w MERISttl

WaErEBNea IL ever foEn and Csauiry II ne rslsn
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B9- When Mr.. Clay's biographers the
Rev. Calvin Cotton was collecting materials
for his work, he visited Ashland for the
purpose of consulting Mr.. Clay relative to
one Of the most important epochs in his
life--the Presidential election of 1925, and
the charge against him which grew ont of
it. Mr. Clay furnished Cotton under his
own hand, two paragraphs which now CON-
pose portion of that history, enlbodying
information never before made public. The
last paragraph is in the following words:
"lNr Clay, aohile lie qoas so holly assailed
Nth The charge Of bargain, intrigue and COR
ruptiOm, during The administration Of Mr..
adams, notified Mr.. buchanan Of his inten-
tons 10 publish the a60ue occurrence; But, BY
TIE EARNEST ENTREArIEs OF THAT GENTLEMAN,
He WAS INDUCED TO FoRBEAR DOING So"
1t is now contended that Mr.. Buchanan
was the friend of Mr. Clay, and the only
man connected with the occurrence who
would or did do him justice. In 1916, Mr..
Clay in a memoir which would transmit to
posterity, the vindication of his course, and
the true history of the affair, with his own
hand writes that he was DESTROYS ofrmaking
known certain facts which had an impor-
tant bearing on the case, and applied to
Mr.. Buchanan for permission to do so, AND
WAS REFUSED.
Was this an evidence Of friendship? If
Mr. Buchanan was so solicitors that Mr..
Clay should be indicated from a charge
which he was the main instrument in origi-
mating why did he withhold this informa-
ton? Why, also, did Mr.. Clay, after 1874,
break off all intercourse with Mr. Buchanan,
and refuse even to speak to him?
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-21

SIMON Baldwin. Esq Chairman of the Committee
OF the Order of United Americans OF the city Of
New York.
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Notice.
INHE CoPartnershp existing under the Of Amison
Il Doom Co. is this ay dissolved by mutual consent
J. Doom J. L. Mansfield will continue the business
the old stand No 40 Broad street. under the OF j.
Doom Co.
j. Z. Doom Co., all the Liabilities and will
tend tO the settlement Of all the business the old hrm
HENRY AMIS0N,
J. r. DOOM,
Nashville, Aug. IS '56-1m J. L. MANSFIELD.
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Letter from Mr. DOneIsOn, Accepting the
%. u. A. Nomination.

Mr. Donelson accepts the nomination of
the Executive Committee of the Order of
United Americans of the State of New
York in the following admirably expressed
letter:
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

GOLD PENS.
The best article o. Gold Pens in II market,
Just reesIVed b. JOHN YORK co.
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WHEAT. WHEATn

4 WAIT 10 paspbsss any qa4asisy 81 soaa whsas q
sa9Is n O skSDT.
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1000 prizes amounting .S2tO,e0
Whole Tickets $40, Halves Quarters so.
The Alabama and Georgia Lott cries. as channels
for investment, present Inducements any known
scheme. The experience the pubic have had of thu
management of these Lotteries. the large amount of
prizes sold, the promptness with which they have
been paid, the best guarantees that they will al
ways be conducted In the most honorable manner.
Plan OF the Lottery. ~
There are S0,eoO Tickets, numbered from l TO
10000 There $50 full prizes and $40 Approxima-
tons-makiug in all 1000 prizes.
The drawing takes place in public, under the super
iDtendence of two sworn Commissioners.
The numbers from l to 80 coo, corresponding with
the numbers on the Tickets, printed separate slips
Of paper enercled with small tin tubes, and
placed in one wheel
The first $50 prizes, similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another wheel.
The Wheels are then revolved and a number is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time prize 10 drawn from the other wheel. The
number and prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
tied to the audience, and registered BY the Commits
sioner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the prizes
are drawn out
Approximation PrIzes-The two preceding
and the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first $50 prizes, will be entitled the $40 approxims
ting prizes, according to the scheme.
grin ordering Tickets, enclose the money
to address for the Tickets ordered receipt of
which they will be forwarded by first mail
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers imme diateiy after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post office, county and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
10 full without deduction.
All prizes of 1000 dollars and under, paid immed-
atey after the drawng-ether prizes at the usual
time of thirty days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
SEQ or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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suffered from ncessant evers loss of appetite i'm
proper dlgestion-may easily be cured by the of
BAKERS Kittens. We have known persons en-
trey restored to health by these Btters after visit
ing all the watering places without receiving any
benefit If any of our readers suffering from
Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver, Indiges-
ton, Ague and Fever, Sour Stomach, Loss of APP.
petite, they will nd certain relief by using these Bit
tiers Is directed. Delicate females may assured
that These bters admirably adapted ther dis
eases ard never fail in quickening nature and
log the bloom of health to their cheeks Teehng in
fants may also be improved by their use-whist all
classes aud will be benefited by their strength
ening properties. As family medicine these Bittes
stand unrivaled and must eventually supersede all
others We invite trial at once.
For sale BY all Drug gsts.
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BY Larus d shine.

A SSIG MES, SALE OF $40 ma
IA WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, Gc
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at public auction com
meucing on SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clocI. A.
store No. a. Main street, the entire stock of uer
chant declining business amounting to about 10 600
worth Of Gold English Hunting and open.facs Lever
Watches, Gold Anckers and Cylinders, Silver De.
tached Levers, Anckers and Cylinders.
ALSO,
An extensive assortment of Gold Plated and Gut
Watches. suitable for the country trade.
ALSO,
A lot Of Heavy silver English Levers.
ALSO,
lot of Gold Hunters, Railroad Time-pieces, full
jeweled.
ALSO
large assortment of Heavy Gold Fob, Breast and
Guard Chains.
ALSO,
An extensive variety of Gold Lcckets, (all sizes
nreastpins suitable for gents and ladies' Cameo and
oid stone Sets, Bracelets Ear Rings, all styles of
Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Pencils and PENS to-
setner with complete staple and fancy
FOODS, OF ell kinda, both American end English
country merchants would do well to attend our
sale as an opportunity is offered to them to get an
OF such articles which can alone bs found
Selling for the assignee we are instructed to close
the entire stoek es soon as practicable.
Inc public are respectfully invited to examine the
stock which Will be exhibited and sold privatev dsi
~, until the entire lot il closed
~ sale to take place every evening mmencin Q
d. q CLOCK. LARUS T. SHINE, Aucts
Pc ~ No IA M ain street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26

- .'oto1CI.s ftHIr IDnIc ~ one OF the
happest as well as most useful preparations that ever
was invented for the Hair. Its soothng and pene-
tratng effects are wonderfully and perceptibIy felt
delightful article Fietchers Hair Tonic is:,, and i'm
benefits are uuequaed by any other preparation II
perfectly eradicates dandru from the scaIp il suead
lily stops the hair from falling off, it makes the coarsest
hair soft and plant and the redest hair by the use of
afew bottles, is changed to beautiful dark brown
Nor is there any preparation that is equal to
Fletcher'c in dressing hair. One or two applica-
tons week being sufficient to keep it in healthy
condition.
1t is sold by the principal Druggists in the city and
country. and for sale, wholesale and retail BY the
manufacturer, JOHN B. JOHNSON
je6 10th ST., between M ain and Cary
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ny r.. h. Cook, & Co., Ancis,
RUSTEE,S SALE OF FURNITURE,
PICTIIRk2 DAGIIERREAN APPaRATIIS

TRUSTEE,S SALE OF FURNITURE,
l. PICTURES, DAGUERREAN APPARATUS
&C., &c., AT AUCTION-By virtue of deed of
Trust, made by Thomas A. DUKE, to the undersigned,
and duly recorded in the Richmond Hastings Court,
shall proceed to sell at the Daguerrean Rooms of
said Thomas A Duke, Main street, the store of
"a "a sc Mo1onGp s Co. On Co.. "a
Oil Cloth, Sofas, Chairs, Stoves Centre Table, Blu
Ieau, Frames Pictures &C., &C., mentioned in said
deed Of trust
ALSO,
At the same time and place will be sold the IN
expired lease of said Daguerrean Rooms.
b. w. STARKE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. 3. Cook Il Co., Aacts.
25-td
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u ALL Tx ABE, 1856.

pam TRADE, 1886.
j. wILLINaHAM. B.F. TARDY.
WILLINGHAM &c TARDY,
Importers and wholesale dealers in
Foreign, Domestic, staple and Fancy
DRY GOOD IS,
No. ID PEARL ST, RICHMOND, VA,
Have in store, and receiving daily, large and
general stock of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, to
which they ask the attention Of dnsrenanm visiting
rantages their competitions either az importers
or buyers but assume that they posseB advantages
eouaf 10 sny and solicit confidently an examination
Of their stock Below they enumerste few Of tie
'' BOW and BIeaehed shirinss and sheetins of
ali the different widths
Sattinets; 81 and ca Fuled Cloths
Plaid Lnseys at all prices
Large stock of Blankets
Enslish and American Prints, al graoes
Cobures, De LANES, Alpacaa
Gingharas and Ladies' Drcss 6oods
Cloths and Cassimeres
Shswls Cloaks and Nantes
With a general stock of Hosiery, Cloves Spool
STsassIsix month. credit Or per cent, dis sw
10 Richmond i: August 81, 1885,
~I have engaged with messrs. Win LII,
LiNGHAM TAaDY for the hall Irsas n,, anu
be piss .art % TO- n give them satsfsstion
ey Tss e Gon mission business of HUNT BRO wia
ha Attended to 81 heretofore by oul s1nioh ~ 's -
wbich will return by the lst Of Novem ger u,r,sw
an S0---lm
NT0TICE.-Tac MOTIFS ef the nOkInh,.
NVmrsTERN RANK or VIRGINIA, payable
I, wHEE1.INti and JEFFERSONVILLE, Va, VIII
be redeemed in current funds ..r,pv RI
% 2i-ts 9. q. = : = - = -
I'M RNING EsTABLlSa MkNT'..s.Insc
subscriber has taken the MAG Es.spp'f ~ 1870 10
III the facilities to do Turning the lowest tena
sns The usatest maansr. Thank FL! fer past -
Lnnce 10 merit continuancs OF the same OIosns
may be left ct Nh. Belyil's tgI4stRp fs2 &s nnry
y l--lms pTSrASH oe'4s'
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az DaIley,s Gepu,ne patn Extrnctor


will Tbdue the psin and inflammation from the Sc
versest burns scalds, in FROM to twenty min
utes-and that it will heal the wounds without scar
and e6ectually cure Fever Sores -Piles-Salt Rheum
-IDhammatory Rheumatism-Sore and lnferned
Wounds Rruises--Old and Inveterate
Sores-Scald Head-Corns and acknowledgements
Sprains- of In
sects--Sweled and Broken Bresst-Sore Nipples
Eruptions-and st other intlammatory and cutaneous
Diseases where the parts affected can be reached
Don't be increduous about the many diseas named
tobe cured by only reflect, that the few,
but positive properties which the Daley Salve alone
contains and heretofore enumersted-ous to FOUR
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseases,
but many more not enumerated.
Cuery.-Do NOT REGULAR Erred PHYSICIANS PRE-
SCRIBE CALoMEL INwARDLY FOR SCORES OF BIZ
FERENT DISEASES
Each box of GENUINE DALLEr's PAIN ExT2Ac.
TOR has upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the signatures of C. " CLICKENER L. CO., pro-
prietoTs, and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. All
others counterfeit. Price Is cents per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to c. V. Click
sner L Co, 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by -
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER.
an I0-Sm 125 Main str set-
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Is 1856 Prizes. amounting to. 8 a04 O00
The $4,000 Prizes of SO are determined by the M
Der which draws the $40,0 600 Prize-if that number
should be odd number then every odd number
Ticket in the Scheme will he entitled to SO IL an
even number, then every even number ticket viii be
entitled to SO in addition to any other prize whicn
may be drawn.
All those tickets ending with o. 2 6, g. are even
al those ending with !, s, 5, :, g. are odd
IF Remember that every prize 10 drawn and pay
able in full, without deduction
~ All prizes of 5 900 and under, paid immedi-
ateiy after the drawing-other prizes at the usual
time of30 days.
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers inn
medlateIy after the drawing
The plan of drawing the Lottery will be sent with
all Tickets ordered
Whole Tickets 10 Halves s. Quarters $50. -
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As one half the tickets guaranteed to draw $50,
will sell Certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets
todd and even numbers) at the following rates:
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount qua
ranteed, accrues to the purchaser
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
6 10 Half It 80
10 Quarters I" Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates of Pack
ages of Tickets either to
g. SWAN CO., Atlanta Ga
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
an N---dtSep27
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by K. b. Cook q. (o- AucTs

CARLTON HOUSE FURNITURE. AT
~ AUCTION Will be sold on SATURDAY. s7th
lnst- at 10 O'Clock, at the Carlton House. on I2th
.trset near LIST Baptist Church, all of the Furniture
10 said House, consisting in part Of Sofas Chsirs
centre and side Tables Carpets, Wardrobes, Blu
Glasses, Feather Beds. Mattresses Bedsteeds &c.
large assortment of Dining Room furniture, embrac
ing the usual variety
ALSO,
splendid Cooking Stove; general assortment of
Kitchen Utensils, safes Refrigerator, &C., &C.
ALSO.-l splendid Mahogany Piano
House keepers will find this q good opporturitv If
laying in such goods they may need as the whole
will be sold without reserve
Terms cash. E. B. COOK CO.
Sc u Auctiopeers.
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- rt NJ 1,,n - 1EAL 4STATR IN HENRI
Pursuant to the provisions Of 4 aeci ~ 80 -
ted Dy John Tallsy to the subsc,iher fnr ~.
pose OF securing sum Of money th@Yefn u,ent{on.
Cd, due to Jsmes H. Poindexter which 6se1 49,.
e asse Inc 10Th ssy Of jsnucry and recordeSn
shall, on FRIDAY, the Ssh day Of secten,bsr iS;s
commencing at half past O'Clock r. n urocssS -
sell sc pubc auction, the premises to the hiehs~
bidder the following Property, to VIII: All tho. four
pieces of Land in the county Of Henrico near that
portion Of the city Of Richmond called Church Hill
and bounded IS folows: Beginning ON the west side
of 9th street. at the distance Of i26 feet from Il. in
tersection with the north line of street ana rnn
ming northwsrdly along said 9th street IA feet
thence at right angles westwardly. in line parallel
southwardy along said alley ia feet thence at rsht
angles eastwardiy l32 feet in line parallel TO q
to 9th street, the place of ginning on
plan annexed to q deed from VIM. Mitchell to Park
Curry, a. lots Nos H. Is Is and II. Also, another
Lot. lying in said county, and bounded - folows:
tance of IS feet from it, intersection with the north
line of street. fronting 81 feet said 9th street.
and running back at right angles 70 said street. and
between parallel lines 1872 feet TO alley l6 feet
wide, and DESIGNATED on the plan aforesaid BY the
deed, as No. IS.
Acting as Trustee, shall convey with the special
warranty only.
TERMs-Cash for q sum sufficient to pay the ex-
penses of sale and the execution Of the Trust and
the debt of 412 IL due said Pondexter with the In
terest which will be due thereon 81 the time Of sale
and as to the balance Of the purchase money the
terms will be made known at the time of sale.
Should the sale be prevented at tho time above
mentioned In consequence OF rain, from other
cause then the said sale will be continued from dsy
to day (Sundays excepted) to the same hour until
sale Of the property is effected.
GOpDfw h APpFRsaN. Aueta
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SPECIAL NorTCHa.


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