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ESTRAY NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, Sc
Wapello County.
TAKEN UP by Prior S. Farmer, living
l. in Center township, Wapello County,
Iowa, one steer, Of the following description:
A red roam steer, three years old, with a slit
in the right ear and q smooth crop off the left
ear. J. N. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Nov. IS, '~b6-ns6-3m.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18
ESTRAY NOTICE,
ESTEAY MARE.

STATE OF IOWA. ce
WAPELLo CoUNTY. %
TAKEN up by Andrew Shearer livingin
i Competine Township Wapello County
Iowa on the first day of October A. d. 1856, a
Chestnut Sorrel Mare supposed to be about 10
years old both hind feet white. The left hind
foot white half way up to the Knee also the left
fore foot white, Blind of the left eve. Awhile
spot in the forehead some white hairs in each
flank and saddle marks.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Oct. 22~-1S56-n34.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18
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June 10th, '56.-no 17.y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
From the Petersburg South.side Democrat
COMPLIMENT FROM \
HIGH OIARCER.

The annexed resolution was adopted with voc:e.
rOus applause at the late large and enthusiastic Bac
Republican State Convention OF New jersey:
"Res0lved, That Of the best fruits OF this Ere
non,'s) triumph vii! be the reInova, from the uui-
uf Southern men of III enormous prejudice agH!u-l
the North; that twill sustain and justify such South
ern patriots rs Houston, Bates and Eot!s :ha; I:
South will then that the North only rcr-i'i-
mons.rou. wrong and seeking nothing bur wha '-
strictly right; that consequently the brotherhood 0t
the North and South, destroyed no@ by pro-s.aNcry
demagogues, will be re.establshed that peace a'd
friendship shall be restored that the North Will COM
nit no aggression aud the South attempt no seces!"n
that il will be provcdn the languaseUi Mr. B.tcs,tiHt
is slsn!.r and caumny upon the South 10 iredi''
that il will not submit (" fremonts election ana ''Ht
good men everywherein the South no less than '"~
North the East and the West--wil! join with tie pa
tro,ic Houston in pc, ing to the chosen chief m"-t
trste Of the people the tribute ot their rcspc1'' l."
mage"
We congratulate Messrs. Houston, Bates Gni Box
the high and merited compliment winch ia" "'"'"
resolution bestoTs on them. There can or l'Ic gu.
ton that each ia deserving not only OF every t.i!"
ing verbal notice which can be given th"m by IA;
Black Republicans, bat that they are ali entitled I
substantial ImUuTseInrIt OF silver for Their distinguish
ed services in behalf OF abolition.
II Judas Iscariot entitled TO his thirty pieces
for his betrayal of Christ, If Arnold earned bis hnu
sand pounds sterling for his reacherous surreHi"r g"
West Point, then have Bots. Bates and Houston u'''
than worked for much reesol gold As each -. iH"
can carry-that is to say, if the amount pad :" BE-
estimated by the zeal and ardOr aud auGacty w'.i'H
hey have each displayed in their labor o. trrHsog
We are forced 20 say, however, that II The GahhlEF
is to be measured by the amount OF -rrvlc", "'rh
will fare very badly, lor never were three mel m"r
utterly impo,ent tor harm than Bolts. Ea;c' and
Houston. Long since each have been na'rd np ~
sign posts at the South, and the bar" mention 81 Their
names has invariably suggested ,he kissing "p'iIe o;
traitor Modern Ca,alIes, OF the dark + h"r. ." "h
would bell his country. beray hIs Go! "lin'. i".
lnouied recompcnsc OF the psltry tine. q! n" iA"'.
Ioturety.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
pIACK REPUBLICAN SPEECH.

Henry Winter Davis, in his speech at ths African
Church Monday night, maintained that the combined
Whie and Know Nothing party, was the only nation
nj party in the country; that the Democratic and
Rlnck Republican parties We're both purely sectional
and that the trump of either in this contest would
he equally dangerous TO the repVse OF the country
and the integrity of the Union. lie contended that
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise was an act of
reachery OIL the part of the South nstgated by the
Democratic party TO promote their own party ends ;
and that the South gained neither territory, principle,
nor honor by the Kansas act but, the other hand 1t
gained bloodshed civil war and contnotlon. DE spoke
NJ considerable engh show that Congress has power
TO eeislate, both airnativey and negatively, on the
subject of slavery in the territories of the United
States; that slavery was unknown to the common
law and would only exist i'll the territories by positive
legislative enactment lie spoke in terms of repro
baton of the policy Of the South in sending armed
men TO Kansas TO take part in the civi! contest now
going on in that Territory, and denounced the party
that went from Petersburg traitors in the true legal
meaning Of that term, and those vino encouraged and
aided them, as accessory to the crime of treason.
Speaking of the contest in the House of Represen-
tatives for the Speakershp he said that the Demo
cratic party had their power at any time to defeat
Banks, and elect Fuller, a national man, by uniting
with the American party but he studousy omitted to
ssy that the American party could have also defeated
Banks by uniting with the Democratic party in the
support OF Richardson or Aiken. He offered no ex-
cuse or explanation of his refusal to vote for Aiken
when the final contest came in the House between
Aiken and Banks or for his vote with The Black Re-
pubcaus ths army appropriation bill. The whole
spirit and tone Of the speech indicated very clearly 10
an unpreiudiced mind, that the sympahes OF the
speaker were with the North in the present contest
He revived the old story Of "ten cent? day for the
working man, against Mr.. Buchanan, and charged;
him with being connected with the "barSsin AND
corruption" intrigue concerning Mr.. Clay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
VOLUME LII.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
BURLINGAME l. BOTTS.

Bolts is man Of chivary. He recognizes the
code, and will accept sny call 10 the field Of honor
provided he is not candidate for the Presidency.
Nay more; should it suit his purpose to abuse man
of peace and man Of years, he can indulge in Sc
verify of invective which the most fluent f.h-woman
might envy. Thus. in his harsngue at the African
Church, evening before last, he vensu.ed to chsrsc
terise venerable gentleman of this city in terms
the most violent denuuciation. At the same
time Bolts proclaimed his responsibility Tor his
insulting words to that gentleman courageous
Bolts! Why did you not acknowledge your respon-
sibilily 10 other gentlemen! We can aseure you 'na
if you will only come from behind the cover "h'en
you seek in candidacy for the Presidency you Will
have the finest opportunity to vindcate your TAR
nished honor.-It is mistake You are not can
dida,e for the Presidency. That retreat VIII not
shield your skulkrg cowardice. TO into Coventry al
opce aud sil men will suffer you 10 rest IN peace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
FARM FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale my called White. Rark. ly.
about one mile from tie Coarholsa WhteBank is at
Ees VI s!aaboa; navigation sEd opposite the village
WHlkeston. from which place boat runs regularly to
l. contains by survey isl about $50 OF which are IN
cultivation aud have been thoroughly marled from ex;en
ve n,ar banks on tie place The remainder OF the land
j. heartily tilnherei and offers great Inducements for cut
tns cord wood for which cash can be obtained on the
banks oi the river The mari banks a-c easy OF access,
and contain an inexhaustibe supply OF the best decom.
posed cacsreous mari which yields BY analysis between
30 aud 90 per OF nearly pure lime The buildings
consist OF dwelling house sufficient io- !ne sccenmoda'
C9p VI lars- i-' arns. stables quarters Sc ana are
III !, GOOD -eosir so,e OF them having been recently
built The land has been worked for upwards OF ten yss
on The ave field system. and Is IN '.'> o. lE7o'e
80.
Possession will pc given in the jail n time to seed acrop
OF wheat Fo. further particulars address me sGoseroe1
| al Etna post-oisce Hanover county, virginia or-
Mnr Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
From the Alexandria VA Sentinel
Holm NJ RDTTS

Ii was custom of the ancient Spartans 10 MAKE
their slaves drunk and exhibit them before ther cn'''
dren in that condition, as warning agains' 'n,enPc
rance Bolts serves similar turn III |IrSnis poll
tics. , ,,.
We have been deeply panied TO see the altered zone
OF Mr. Fillmores Southern supporters OF the question
of the day. The Kansas bill when tney once hP
plauded ia now often denounced MI buchahan anu
his party, who assert not SOLITARY tnns i"l .ng
Sopth Int common Justice and common equality, and
,rs defy apy one 10 show otherwise nay VINO were
recently charged with stopping short ot our tui
r;,bta have all OF a sudden become too 'sectlonai
for these Southern men and patriots. These things
,ys,a ;ndeed disastrous and alarming. warning was
need.d 70 show the people the dangers into which
men were drifting; when To- Bolts comes to render
n. comes in freak OF mad intoxication that is wild
syeu for him. We beg every sober citizen TO marx
the exhibition he is making Of himself he declares
in favor of Fremont over Buchanan he charges
that the South is wrong, and has always been
wrong, and the North right and always rlgn'
on the slavery disputes. lie pronounces the
man ..insane" who anticipated danger from Ere
mon,s election, although M.. Fillmore himself said
the success OF that party inevitably leads TO the de
struction of this beautiful fabric. In short he has
won the applause of the most rabid aboonists. The
New York Evening Post becomes ecstallc over hI-
speech-hesds one of its articles John VI. Botts o'
Virginia for Fremont calls bic speech "a remark
able speech"-says the South will soon 'swartn WIN
Frem0ntsrs"-"we expect to hear more VI su:m :,i
voices from the South. The party of Fremont WIN
pu; them in a minority in their own strongnIit,
Read, too the Civilizations Of the New 0rk metan' M
also copied to day. I, says Bolts speech will help
them much at the North-wil "ssinen 'he oacA o'"e'
of our assailsnts, &C. ,.as - ao .o,,o.
But Southern men owe it to themselves 10 90 some
thing than take warning . ,ro Tbev % should not
onIv .n avoid his path and reject his association but
y LID, ohorId depounoe him and his conduct. True,
sney ws wbo know him know that he is always chasing
some extreme, mad idsa-slways striving 10 mead
but are We prepared to bear with com
-s ,bs evil effect which his speech creates at the
Sortb /, has caused shout Throughout, the North
.rn camp. Already they speak Of Bolts as a membe,
of Fremonts cabinet. Such result is alone suff
cien proof that he did not speak as Southern mai
should-suicient proof OF his deep and dark Treason
N us. While then the free soil hosts sound his name
with the loudes peas OF joy, let it be kissing aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
Tu =: Tur cnyERNOW OF VIRGINIA.,

1
~y-pr.s %. Governor of ,his Commonwealth re-
.ri.sa to.soa on the 80, sn''an' from sSs
.,.., o. :as House Of Representatives iL;' ,aSauv.
-.9-rs,n,e;ion i.o.ntis STATEN TIE congress
v >;as. cccss,oned by re dom OF leCmrs
ss,!y member .! sad House toF tNe % %nt,S p;nb
-, y, c1vu,'ss Il M!G.2ssX, "es;:norc!nnI' hicH
,.i - nar,nrmbcrlaud King and Queen Lsnc&''
;. l;,ovcr.:.: Mathews James CIy, New A"h', ~. A.
!; YrE EE.a5c,f City Northampton aud Accoinsc' To-
.7s-a,u the Civ uf Williams bug:
y,s therefore, Henry y. WISE, Goyerno: Q. ~" $50
.-.orweah have thou rh; proper 20 erect IN
.:,-e .a:& Cc%a..s ,.:t tie s=retal! :" IN s-
3! oi " s.na.:'''" - s;,s- The ira, Monday (be.
IL fourth dag of.cvc'sc. nezi'!o supply '''
/, ,.?rcsz:3, ,,..;,, =. -. Cour,.
Sc. oE said c.an;.es AID e;y se :eqrsd 20 ae.s a.
: cou-, house Of the county Of N:desr5 20 nHt mel.
-, On ii" aee.;n day s;;er TIE said fourth day o
rsa uaer my asnd s.. Governor. and under inc !css
-e,, c. the Commonwealth. AZ k!chmoad, this
. 3 iay # July 4 D. 1856, and IN me SIS; year OF
!. . r,.--.s,u;s!;h HENRY 4. WISE.
sr pa ,-ars-~"- o. a., >,,o,, s.,,,.sry az
:. Ill, July 24-ctde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26

REIInW EROM ROTTS.

B.tts is out in long reply 10 tile structures "t the
Enqp,rer The harpoon is in the hide and the Bison
kicks plunges and roars in al agony Of sweat and
suffering. People about town are nightly amused
with the spectacle. They pity BOts; but then they
say he deserves it all.
This last effusion is characteristic compound OF
i.npudence, vanity and misrepresentation. AT our
leisure we intend to take the thing in hand. Mean
while we shall not lose sight OF Bolts Black RepIb
can speech at the African Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
LIABLE FARM POR SALE IN GREENS

4 COOP LOCATION FOR 4 PHYSICIAN.
NkSolAG 20 chnnce my residence, with view to
Ne'.gcs:.Oa of my children, offer sale the plansa-
- T:ct r4,,ie |, los 10 The upper par, of Green's
:s:fr Va. ia b.gh uIduia;iny sad healthy coan.
'"' Poplar Noun, and wystt's Mil!s eight miles from
2'si' .'"yo me Petersburg Rail Road II contains
t's - " 70 III original forest. about the same IN
s7i ,.Ec. aai the balance in good arabic land, the
3H. Pa;; waich has been improved and is now in
1NSr . Wyi4ctiveness An abundant stream OF wa
IN: IN: &;5l:a the trac, from Wes, to East. pretty
gTF17.T, which hss been canaled az heavy eS.
Sc lae soil varies from red to gray, but generally
| ;! Az r-ry productive in wheat aud tobacco. The
f'Feiaea,s consist OF a confor able dwelling house,
ices. &c, stables good grannry. fou7 barns
~ god water, AID cIoiCe selection OF Ie,; GOOD
'i AKA apple trees This place is now, it has long
r q ;he best locations for Physician in ths sec
Q: me eouatry situated as it is ina very wealthy and
PNsea: c0rumun;;y. ROBERT A. GHOLSOS.
|Sc, ,3-c:t Poplar Mount Grccnsville, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Il Bernard. This plantation hes on the ames River, in
the county Of Goochanl Immediately above Madens
Adventure dsm and within twenty eight miles OF Rich.
mond Il contains hundred and thirty acres,
which acres are James Rive. low grounds
Of the best quality. thrty.hve acres are creek low
grounds. and the remainder Is Beave! dam creek red
land There the place good dwelling house on
beautiful site and all necessary out'houses and bo'n the
buildings and the fences are in good repair and the land
IS IN II high state OF cultivation
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists Of horses n.!es cattle incu.
ding mich cows and the farming utensils axe the most
Of ttcm, new. aad all OF them good-and there are
bok Of stock and farming utensils, Tar the tho'
rough cultivation o; the plantation
The terms Of sale as to the payments VIII be made
very much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ Payne, my manager, living on 'he place
will show the property 10 any person desiring to examine
" Ma IT-ctf NJ N PAYNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
LAND FOR SALE.

IUyHE subscribe. wishes 10 sell the piantaon on which
wee, from: the city OF Richmond, Appcmaox River
II con,aius 1902 acres. about 800 OF which wood land
aud considerable portion oi pine. The dwelling house
has three GOOD rooms and passage the rst door four
lodging ,ools and tssssge above with hree rooms IN
the basement Near IN. house !. we'll Of tine water and
remarkably good ice.hou.e There the other usual
GU, buildings barns stable servants houses &C. &c The
Richmond aud Danvie Railroad passes through the plan
taton and the Maioax Depot is about one mile and
quarter from the This place lie considered rs healthy
as any in this section country The uechbyhood itself
is gres, recommendation being noted for Its ,noraity
aud sybrety-a large proportion OF the niabants beng
members vi some church. For further particulars, ad'
dress the subscriber Matoax Depot Amelia count Eir'
gina. SAN. JoNEe'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
VALUABLE LAND IN PRINCE GEORGE

II WISH 10 se a very valuable Tract of Land lying in
the Northeastern part of Prince George county con
tainng 700 about 500 OF which are in
of the finest quay-thc residue in oldeld pine, with INC
exception OF Is or 10 This Land is lying directly
tide water twarde's Creek within miles OF the
landings This Land thought TO be very valuable, on
account of the large quantity Of timber and wood on it
particularly to those engaged in the lumber woodbu
siness.
Persons desiring to see the land referred to Mr.
Matthew Williams or Dr.. Orlando Williams.
Terms will be made accommodating.
Address JAMES c. HUGHES,
Lombardy Grove, Meckleaburg, Va.