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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-22
THE DAILY DISPATCH
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4 "Reminiscences
49,. - arr old citizens win remember m1
go. lanes Of historical and literary repu'e'
-. .,.. resided In Richmond, and estaonsn
:. AZ Marshall and Avon Theatres ID hicn'
,,,opd and Norfolk. Mr.. Jones ai'e1.slus vs.
"a rn,,.na where he became hand IN glove
ct .or,o ~ tho principal mobiles Of the realm.
-, -. before us 4 magnificent volume,
- an. n,o.. of Longman's London, paper
s-,r,,ns ;rreproachable, binding French.
sap sva,,me the Fret of the Tyrian Aera,
n. - Rock l. The Ruins of Antiquity
=, ~ -, America. described and analysed; and
-. A-s.,n., architects identified. Book 9 The
v,.;,,nr.I Political, and Commercial History OF
,rvr,s 20 the destruction of that kingdom by
Alexander of Macedon and Tyrian Migration to
the western Hemisphere in the year 3f2 hefore
Christ BY George Jones' The book is orna.
mented with splendid copper-plate engraving %
the author and underneath is an accurate ana IN
teresting fac smile of the handwriting OF george
Jones. accom- panied by his coat Of arms. IL Is
thirteen wears since the book was published, but
nv accident we have Just met with the volume,
which looks as good as new, and great deal bet
TAR than MANY new books. Old BILLY Shaks.
neare " or Bobby Burns" as Thomas Watson af-
feCfsouAtely terms MS otVtASA f~SfSf $500
nroud TO have their thoughts arrayed in such
type and paper The book revives many pleasant
recollections 1t is characterized by the some
wha, stately style of speech which distinguished
the founder of the Marshall Theatre, and, rs we
read it, he ems to rise up before us once more
grand and peculiar, as in the bygone days when
we were young, and looked upon an actor as
considerably greater parsonage than any of the he
roes whom he represented. The volume is dedica
ted "To His Grace, the Archbishop of Canterbu'
~" an Hlustrious Prince, to whom he had pro
posed to dedicate it, having suggested, as Mr.
Jones informs u.s. especially with reference TO the
subject matter of the work, that it would be lar
better to select for the Dedication, some Iheoio'
gian of high rank in the sacred profession, and
eminent for his learning and piety" Accordingly
Mr.. Jones dedicated it, Gin religious hiiaiify, 10
his Grace, the Archbishop. There is also an In
scription to his Majesty, Frederic William the
Fourth. King of Prussia, who is fkened unto
Hiram the Great of Tyrus. We wish our limits
permitted us to give extracts from book whose
contents are so Efe-like that the author seems
looking upon US, and speaking to us from every
page.
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e. Ne Che yeser. cd RIehmond.-JOHN

n To the Voters of RIchn,ond. -.I0EyN
A. HlCKs-EDWIN BURTON, SR-JoHN N.
FRANciScO.-We have before us for the impor.
tant ofiice OF COMMISSIONERS or REVENUE
for tho city at large three rentlemen rom tie
dstricts spporiioned by the Court, who are amply
qualified for the dscharxs Of the duties In askinr
the suffrage OF their constituency we must appeal to
their sound judgment a. their iitness for the once
We .iiude to Messrs. Burton, Francisco and Hicks
The former an old tried oicer the second unanmous-
yrecommended BY bis Ward citizens; and tho latter,
gentleman known for his worth = former officer
and OF whom no word be uttered but the faith
ful discharge Of his duty.
We earnestly solicit the friends OF true merit to
sanction the Recommendation Of these gentlemen
srd disregard any Illegal nomination that mar have
my l6-0t MANY VOTERS.
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Concert.

The lovers of good music will have the double
opportunity tonight of hearing some very excel
lent music, and paying tribute to very worthy
and accomplished young lady, Mile LoHsE, who
gives q concert at Corinthian Hail. assisted by Mr.
RosEN, Flutist, and by Mr.. KEssENIcH, Violnist,
both master musicians of skill and TASTE M lie
L has very excellent programme for the occa-
sion including some of the most popular excerpts
from the best musical operas and compositions
of the day. We trust she will be greeted by a
large audience. All who go will be amply repaid
Mile LoHsE is an admirable pianist
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Ia TO the Voters OF Henrico County..-
feow-CitisenG II beoomns necessary in May next %
date for that oics Having served you for sometime
past - Deputy Shsra, an opportunity has been A.
iorded you Of forming an opinion to my QuslifcA
lions pledge mysslE should Il be your pleasure 70
elect me- e eantinus my eGorts 70 mart your coss
q as--dtldy&. JOHN =. CHILDREr
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MANY VOTERS.


Cnrd.-The Voters Of Rtchmond
WIN please remember that yNO. w. BURLINGTON
ENUE for Monroe Ward. Mr.. Burlington hss been
the efficient deputy OF the city collector for three
years past well acquainted with the people Of the
ware and Will make superior officer liz the yo-
ters desire competent courteous and energetic gem
temsn for the office they cannot do better than vote
for Mr. Burlington. MONROE warn
nv 20-3tt - 1900
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az. To the Voters Of District No. 2 Of
of February last received your SURFACES for the
Office of CONSTABLE which Office | have dis
charged t. the best Of my ability On the 22na of May
next you will again be called upon to make seec-
ton for that Office. take this occasion 70 announce
myself candidate for that office, and if elected
promise you TO leave nothing undone on my part to
NH SITS JOSEPH 9. METTERT.
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" To the Voters OF Richmond. 90 .TDHN
A. HICKS. EDWIN BURTON, JR., JOHN nj.
FRANCISCO for the very important Office of Com.
has had long and active experience in extensive bus
ness and has acquired general knowledge rarely
met with ia any one to fill public office; while The
second and latter claim also our surfaces Tor ths;y
preeminent unexceptionable ability to all the Office.
my 22-its nj
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ITO the Voters ofthe City If Richmond.
onsoiicted by one or forty friends announce myself
acandidate for Sheriff OF the city
have not had four years experience In the county
or nine In the city bat consider myself competent to
discharge the duties of the Office. and solicit your
votes for the same. Respectfully.
ap5-ts VIM N TINSLEY.
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wFor Commissioners of the Revenues.
Madison do. EDWIN BURTON.

Monroe do. JOHN NJ JOHNSON
1t 10 generally conceded that this is the winning
ticket. They men well qualified to discharge ali
the duties that may devolve upon them The office
Of Commissioner OF the Revenue is very irnportsnt
one, and all who wish the prosperity of Richmond
should vote for for this office unless he IL
petent bogus nominations to the contrary nctwith.
standing. Voters of Richmond, act like INTELLIGENT
duties that will devove upon him with credit to h;m
self and profit to you To those who do not know
Mr.. JOHNSON, will say that he has been lving in
Richmond q number of years. and, If elected will
make an excellent officer His education and busi
ness habits peculiarly t him for this post Without
dispsragns the claims OF others must be allowed to
say that JOHNSON is tie man for this Office.
my 81 1t AN AMERICAN
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Two Men Drowned.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass May 20-George Bray
and Joseph Kimball two respectable young men
of this city, were drowned yesterday, in conse
quence of the upsetting of boat
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RepubIican NIeeting in Boston.

of the city held primary meeting at Chapman
Hall, last evening. The attendance was large,
Thomas H. Russell, presiding. Delegates were
chosen to attend the Republican State Convention
at w Worcester, June 4.
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q TO the voters OF HenrfcO COuuly,-A
vacancy having occurred In the office of CLERK Of
the Circuit Court of Henco BY the death of the
said Office Having acted as an assistant and deputy
IN the Clerks Office of the County Court of said
county for the last four years, my official business
transactions with the voters generally have afforded
them an opportunity of forming an opinion as to my
qualifications, and most respectfully submit that
question to them for their decision.
ap lots TEMPLE Elicit
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GOLD DIsCovERED.-TheN Norfolk Argus states
that last week returned Californian, cutting tim.
Der on the farm of j. F. Nance, in Charles City
county, discovered that the soil yielded 25 per
cent worth of gold to every quart of dirt. The
gold has been carried to Norfolk and proved to be
, of the purest kind.
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e To the Voters of Heurico Couuty.-
FELLOW CITIZENS: At the solicitation Of many
friends, hereby announce myself q candidate for
the oftce OF CONSTABLE In the Sd District of Hem
rice county. Should 1t be your pleasure to elect me-
the duties OF the Office shall be discharged faithfully
Respectfully, ap9-dtde* WIN a. DAVIS.
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WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS

WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
w just received from auction and will be opened
this morning for the inspection of the ladies', 50
pieces handsome Striped Cambrcs, at 20 cents cheap
at S74 cents; 100 pieces superfne White Canbrics at
q CENTS worth 37i cents handsome Check and Plaid
Swiss Muslins. at Is cents; dotted Su iss Muslins
III i33 and IS CENTS very cheap; 200 white and col
ored Cactus Skirts S74 cents very cheap; 500 more
of those very superior French Woven Corsets at 81
ST.; Rich dotted Wells at % cents, worth 80 cents
white and coored Bonnet Ribbons to be closed out at
cents; Irish Linens; Black Silks and numerous other
Goods to be closed out at low prices at
GOLDSMITS
Trimming and Fancy Store
2a5 Rroad straat
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THE LARGEST AsPARAGUs.-There came to
the Dispatch Office yesterday bundle of the lar.
gest Asparagus of the season, and about the finest
we ever saw 1t was produced by Mr. w. w.
Rowe, in his garden near the Fair grounds.
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Ground Broken for the Rnritan and Della
wnre BAY RaiIrOud-Serious Riot.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-Ground was broken yes
terday at Port Monmouth, N. j., for commencing
the Raritsn and Delaware Bay Railroad, which is
eventually to form link in the contemplated line
of railroad connecting New York and Norfolk
Gov. Price presided at the ceremony
Towards night riot occurred between q num-
Der of the Irish and American employees of the
road, in which many persons were seriously in
iured
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Arrival of Atenmers.

QUEBEC, May 2l.-The propeller Canadian,
which sailed from Liverpool on the 7th, has ar
rived here
NEW YORK, May 2l-The steamer Fulton
which sailed from Southampton on the It'll, ar
rived here TODAY
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I, Of slcnnoND. NAY aiss.
Hlsn wArEa rnIs pAr a. 3 o'cLock.


ARRIVED,
schr. Mary Adelaide, Powers, mdz, w D.Col-
schr. Mary puers Davis, North Carolina, dsh,
schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore mdz, w. D.
schr. Cupid, Sawyer, N. Carolina, fish, wombls 4
abone. ,, ~, .,
oo'qu'' SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal. Philadelphia, mdz and
uassengers H. Il. futile.
Schr. Richmond, Craish, Norfolk and Warrington
c;fy. iron. w d. Colquitt Co.
schr Mary, Armstrong, New York, mdz, w. D
Calquitt Go.
Bark L. A. Rawlings, Hatch, Rio, -four, Warwick
& Barksdale
schr Orianna, Tuttle, New York, mdz, D. & w
Currie.
schr Julia franklin, Low, New York. wheat Ba
con 4 Baskerville.
schr. Albertina, Petersburg, hay, L. Libby.
Schr ID. ". Sessions, ~. Carolina, light.
Schr. Barnagat, Fitchett, down the river, light.
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Mr.. Buchanan and MIR. Palmerston''-The
Enlistment Case.

WASHINGTON, May 2l-A correspondence sent
to the House TO-DAY in the British enlistment case,
comprises the question of veracity between LORD
Palmerston and Mr. Buchanan. in which tne Iat1er
accuses the former of retaining important letters
when the correspondence was laid before rarha'
ment, thus giving view OF the suoJec' i~Sofao'e
only to the English side
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Destructive Fire.

PORTLAND, Me, May 2l.-The Green Noun.
tain Hotel at Island Pond, Vermont, with block
of stores, was destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss is heavy and the insurance small.
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~ The Peoples Ticket...For Commits
sioners Of the Revenue. -

Jefferson Ward-John M. Francisco es
Madison Ward-Edwin Burton
Monroe Wsrd-6eerge A. Hundley
The above ticket Is composed Of gentlemen mali
qualified to discharge the responsible duties of the
ONCE to which they aspire Mr. r. 10 the choice OF
having been engaged for the last ten years lnnt
Gently, as Clerk in some of the areest mercantile
houses in this city to the entire satisfaction of iii
pieysrs Will doubtless be equally satisfactory to the
my 20-St* MANY vorrp1
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~ To the votel

a To the voters of the City of Rich.
moED-l offer myself 8 candidate for the Office of
SnEhIFF OF the city, and IL elected, pledge my
ap 7-dtds CYRUS GODDIN
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re- Trick.--The voters to-day at the
polls will find ticket, headed AMERICAN TICK
ET" which IL not the fact, as the American party
have never made any nomination for Monroe or Mad
ison Wards for Commissioners of the Revenue
my 22--1t RICHMOND.
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Navigation of the Delaware and Hudson

RoNDoUT, Tuesday May 20,-Coal has begun
TO arrive via the Delaware and Hudson Canal,
from Honelsdale, Pa. Also from Hawley Pa
Nine Loaf loads arrived here this morning.
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am candidate for tho ofcs of Sheriff ct the coming
election In May next. Having served ~ deputy
sherif in both disicts Of tho county for the past sx
the duties Of the once Should Il be- your pleasure
TO elect me, the business Of the ecs sha Be faith
nh s-dsd = JNo. a. HUTCHINSON.
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IL The Rabble.-.Working Men, remen-
Der, in casting your votes to-day, that PHILLIP r
WINSTON, the African church nominee for Sheriff,
considers you az RABBLE, and has so expressed him.
self in article in the Dispatch of yesterday under
his own signature.
my 2-1t AN AMERICAN MECHANIC.
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Male Orphan Asylum.

An appeal will soon be made to our citizens In
behalf of this noble charity. We regret to hear
that the receipts have fallen off during the last
year. We are sure that this cannot be the result
of indifference on the part of the public to SO good
a cause. Upon proper application, we have no
doubt there viii be cordial, universal and SUBJ
stantial response. There is no public charity
which appeals SO powerfully at once to the judg
ment and the heart. As mere matter of public
interest, it world be true economy to educate in
good habits, and to prepare for useful citizens, 9
class which might otherwise become depredator.
upon the community. But this is sordid view o.
the case The condition of orphanage, in its help
lessness and sorrow, is surely enough Of itself te
move the hearts of men possessing the ordinary
feelings of humanity. Let every parent look up
on his own happy group of children, and conceive
the possibility of their being left parentless and
exposed to the tender mercies of the world. Their
let him do in behalf of others what he would have
done in behalf of himself, remembering, that the
bread of charity cast upon the waters shall aftel
many days return, perhaps to nourish his own Lit
tie ones in the time of want, to sustain his Owl
fsinting spirit in the final day of doom.
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~ False RepOrts--LearnfnG TINT false
reports are In circulation against me- and expecting
that Others may be brought to the light of day this
morning when can have opportunity of correct
ing the M trust that one people will put no conf
dence in them until they give chance of setting
myself right. The rumor that voted for John p.
Hale for President 10 base and grstutous fslsehood
INV friends viii meet at the polls at early hour this
morning and that they will stand by me until the
fight is over and the battle over. To my friends
and III, say vote early, and we cannot be beaten
my22-lI WIN. N. TlNSLEY.
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JOSEPH Ssf. 9. METTERT.
HTo ihe Yotern M fhe Oifx

:, - TOtnt v0tefs OF the CHy 81 Kichmoaas
FELLOW CITIZENS: In responding to the many hst-
tering calls which your kindness has induced you to
make upon me in reference to becoming candidate
for the Office Of SHERIFF for the city Of Richrnond
with the Office in question for nine years past feel
myself competentto discharge the duties Incident to
it; and should il be your pleasure TO confer Il
my best esrts shall be sxerted 10 merit your surs
approval. NH 28-ts PHILIP r. WINSTON.
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q To DIR. Walker, the Know. Nothing
nsninee for Commissioner of the Revenue. thess

Before you seek TO soar to might,
] think, indeed you ought to 20,
And pay the money that You owe
For the house that you did rent
From Lovenstcin tie other night;
For which did stand good, you know,
But now nay folly do repent.
Richmond. May 20 ias6-it WH T..
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LETTERS DETAINED.-Among the letters de-
tanned in the Post Office of Portsmouth Va are
one each for Rev. WIN. NJ. Starr and James III.
Tavlor of Richmond, Va.
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e To the Voters of Richmond...I am n
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONERS OF
THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward, the upper
district.
my l3-tdA JOHN A. HICKS
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EF As j. ID. Keesee holds four or five
Offices, JOHN w. FULCHER viii be voted for "A
COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE for the
upper district of Henrico. nv 20-Stk
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~ N e pendent Candidate..Being an
Independent candidate for the office ofCOMMISSION-
Err OF THE REVENUE for which none it Is pre-
sumed will hesitate to concede that possess the re-
qusite qualifications, 1t only remains for me to saw
that should be preferred the duties of the Office viii
be properly discharged, and my friends viii receive
my grateful acknowledgment
ap 28--dtd* WIN Fl GRAVES
II XPLANATION-Bein actuated by sense
OF propriety, have asked no man for his vote and
have no doubt my will be rightly appreciated
my l9-tde* VIM. H GRAVES
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IFE INSURANCE..

+ IFE INSU RANCE!-
IL WHITE PERSONS AND SLAVES y.
THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE and TRUST
COMPANY-otlce C0mpany's Building, Walnut St,
Southeast corner of Fourth, Philade phia-incorpo
rated 1850Charter Perpetual-Capital $500 600; Of
flee in Richmond Pearl street. Just below the Ex-
change, and next to +. d. Eecho-contnue, usual,
to offer superior advantages in regard to Life nsu-
rance, either white persons or slaves The former
for length of time the latter for year for
term Of years. Premiums moderate
All losses literally adjusted. Pamphlets and Circu-
lars giving full particulars, furnished gratis to all
who apply for them.
r. Losses paid:
Losses have been paid (by the undersigned Agent
at Richmond, to the following persons for Insurance
of Slaves, viz: Messrs. Rob't Lumpkin, B. W. Totty,
Solomon Davis, S. Omohondru, R. II. Dickinson,
Hector Davis, Edward Evans A. Ill. Houchens, John
Boucher, DIR. r. G. Cabell, Thomas Spraggins and
Park Poindexter, of Richmond, Va; Messrs. Wood
ruff Hundley, Lynchburg, Va; Mr.. John Fraser,
Petersburg, Va; Mr.. j. Z. Doyle, Norfolk, Va. Mr..
Alex. Nelson Co., N C Mr.. George w. Reed. Mis-
sissppi. c. r. BROKEN, M. D.,
Agent and Medical Examiner Richmond Va.
tys Office hours from O'Clock, A. M, to l P. NJ,
and from to 6 O'Clock, M. my 22-2t
NOVEL sTYLEs..-We call particular
attention to several original and genIeel styles of
the different garments introduced by ourselves for
spring and summer wear Customers will please note
the particular points of advantage.
BLACK DOESKIN PANTS.-Four distinct grades
of the above Goods, assorted in SIZE to which
vite the attention of our trade. We certainly have
the best assortment also the cheapest stock in this
line, which have had the pleasure to offer to
purchasers.
double breasted. Also. Ribbed, Diamond and Figured
Face, the quality of which we think superior.
GROSHONG TUPMAN,
my Y ITO Main st.
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LOST.

LOST.
r OST GLOvE.-.LOst between lI0nu-
i mental Church, Broad street, and Mitchell & Ty-
ler'y store one FUR GLOVE, for the right hand.
The finder will confer favor and be rewarded, by
leaving It ut the Dispatch Office. my Pills
Il OST.-On the night of the 3Oth uitimo.
i 4 between the Columbian Hotel and the Dispatch
Office, one $40 and one SO NOTE. The finder win
receve reward of SIS by calling at this Office.
my Pts
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WINDOW GLASS Pepper. Java Coffee,
for sale b. DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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nUAsslA ITUNICH, CUPs.-A pleasant,
W simple and efficacious remedy for The cure of
Dyspepsia Indigestion, General Debility, Loss of APP
petite, Fever and Ague, and highly invigoreting
Tonic after malignant fevers For sale by
DUVAL & NORTON, Druggists,
% 10Th and Main sta
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

INDEPENDENT vOTERSi FREEMENi
You who are opposed to family influence to the
holding Of cihcs, the receipt Of emolument by de-
COME TO THE POLLS AND VOTE FOR
WILLIAM N. TINSLRY!
One OF the people, OF those who has earned Ills
firing BY hard labor. and who. although he cannot
claim to be in the line Of descent for the Shsralty
II that Office 10 to be willed by Incumbent to
other promises fidelity to t public and strict stten-
termination of the voters to put stop to the tan
dency to family influence, and confer it upon him.
TO THE POLLS, THEN, TO THE POLLS!
Omen the way for promotion to the people. Rally to
the cause of the many-the sovereigns of the land
and array yourselves against the concentration of
POWER and EMoLUmEsT in the hands of the FEw.-
Law aside party, and
VOTE FOR TINSLEYi
Whose is the peoples cause, and the day ours
nv 22-lt
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To the Voters of Henric0 County..-
Fellow citizens, in accordance with the wishes Of
many friends, hereby announce myself q candidate
for reelection to the Office of CONSTABLE In 3rd
District. Respectfully.
ap u.--dtde* N J. SHEPHERD.
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~AssIlERE B SINESS COATs.-I
" have for sale some very nice Business Coats
which viii sell for the very lew price of $780, and
which il richly worth So Call ut my Clothing En-
poriam, los Main street, ard judge for yourselves
INV p HENRY SHAFER