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GEesese's
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENC Y.
AND 81 GKsAvIE1Is STREET..

VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
90 AND 81 GRAv1ER STREET..
We have in the following we'll known brandstof MAN
UFACTURED TOBACCO to which we invite the attention of
the Grocers and Dealers generally 25@
JENNY LIND, Rerger's3 ss-. '4-.-. .-.-
TEA LEAF, tAyres'.)
GOLD LEAF, CAyrcs,)
HARRY OF THE WEST, ~" =" "". i
SANE OLD COON,
g am.-.. .., DAvY CROCKETT, 49,. ....~% ..-~.
..-t..z RAGSDAI.E's BEET,
s...-.. STONES PIEDMONT
FERGUSoN's 81 x IL
FERGUsoN's KNOW NOTHING,
FERGUsoN's CUBA, *
FERGusoN's MAID OF ORLEANS,
... S. FERGUSON'S BUENA VISTA
BURTON ( MAYS EXTRA (oda
BURTON & MAYS CROSS told3
JAS. Il. CLAYToNs EXTRA, told3
JAS. l.. CLAYTON'S CROSS (fresh3
HALsEY It ROCKERS YOUNG AMERICA;
HALSEY l. BOXERS LECOMTE;
HALsEY ( ROCKERS PEYTONA;
HAISEY & BoOKER's LEXINGTON;
HALsEY & BoOKER's PICAYuNE; a.
HALsEY & BOOKER'S LECoMTE PANCAKE;
MILLERs BLUFF CITY;
MILLERs PUT HER -TIIRoUGH;
SMITHS GRANDDAD's TWIST.
Sole Agents In this City Of
BURTON &MAY,
JAMEsI. CLAYTON,
HAISEY & BOOKER, ..p
DIR. JAMES SAUNDERS,
WILLIAM AYRES,
d, c. RAGSDALE & CO., ...,-"
FERGUSON HATCHER CO.,
GEORGE I. BERGER,
THOMAS w. ANDERSON,
BOOTH It FERGUSON,
POINDEXTER Il lIALSEY,
GEORGE A. SMITH,
| MILLER l. FERt USON
The above are the principal brands Of these Manufacturers
We have also large Of their medium and
brands composed Of pounds SIS 6s IS S. 49, and SMOKING
A. GLENN g. CO.,
| fe4 2pMon If NOS 81 and Vi Gravicr ST.
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la snsa corToN Gns-At No. 81 ST. Charles
sssss essr he Union Bank, III
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Boots, Shoes esseeg 1Srogaaas.

AT WHOLESALE.
landing ship Norfolk and in store general asort
rnent of BOOTS, SHOES BRoGANs HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CANPEACIlY HATS, Mt the lowest marke.
prices by
FROST d CO.,
jy13 2p&W 10 Magazine street
III ATS, APPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE. S,.
We constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Ieghon Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the s.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
r ..5..% FROST s. CO.,
iyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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HDa.. Ea4ezgasms's Specific,
FOR THE CURE OF A CERTAIN GLASS OF DISEASES,
SUCH AS GLEETs, etc.
The celebrity of the late DR.. LuDLUN is sufficient guar-
~ for the virtues of this medicine pleasant to the TASTE
curing In few days without any particular change in living
or Inconvenience from business. For sale by
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist md ApothecRry,
jazz 2p6t corner Chartres ana cusomhouse Streets
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Ee. PitEsise y Co.,
81 CAMP STREET, 81
BETWEEN COMMON AND GRAyIER STREETS.
FASHIO NABLE THING.
We have now hand full and Fashionable stock of CLOTH
ING and GENTIEMEN'S
FINISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS variety of coors and the latest and best
styles;
PILOT CLOTH COATS, a large and splendid assortment
SAC PAET0T, extra long large, and medium length
TAIhAS and CATEIONIANS, the latest style and fine finish
Black Blue Cloth CL0AKS long and medium lengths and
neat finish
Black Blue Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCkS and DRESS
COATS finished in the best STYLE medium and fine quality
VESTS, of every variety;
Black and Fancy VELVE VESTS;
Cashmere Colored and Black and all styles Of Silk VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
DRESSING GOWNS,
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING n full stock ;
BOYS and YOUTHS SHIRTS;
UMBRELLAS and TRUNKS;
And every article wanted for outfit will sold as low us
can be purchased in the city.
R. PITKIN l. CO.,
| jas Up 81 Camp street.
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NseCeSUe4E.
IVA dDM8HGNS GG W. - YK~
CLOTHIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
(Jnier the City IIoelD
just received late arrivals from the North large
addition to their usual large stock of
Fine ashton able Clothing,
-Comprising-
OVER COATS,
- DRESS COATS
AND FROCK COATS,
OF EVERY
as-A .'-5- DESCRIPTION
Together with choice selection Of
EVENING VESTS AND SHAWIS,
to which they invite especial attention. fc4 2pl2t
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VrDEGgY'5es of eYNtE2"GS G8"dgS,
AT
%. N. NE CD Cd ID w 60.
CORNER CANAL ST. AND EXCHANGE PLACE,
You can get a selection of
PLAIN AND COIORED TIGHTS AND FLESIIINGS;
FANCY STOCKINGS
GENUINE JOUyINs KID GLOVES;
FANCY SHIRTS;
and the appointments your Fancy Dresses SHIRTS made
to order in every style
ny- HALF DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR SEVEN
DOLLARS. fc4 2p3t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
The German Democrats.

AT the Fremont ratification meeting in
Cincinnati the other night, the whole Ger.
man population. which has hitherto formed
the greatest strength Of the Democratic par
ty, went over 10 Fremont in body. Reem-
elm and Hausserek, the leaders Of the Ger
man Democracy and among the ablest ora
tors in the country, made speeches and
pledged the whole German vote 10 the
Black Republican ticket, The speech Of
Reemeln is very spicy and full of eloquen,
denunciatiun Of the Administration and Of
Buchanan. We make the following ex-
tracts, in which there is really more truth
than poetry:
As the perjured House of Hapsbure
bears aloit the stolen crown, jewels, and
royal insignia Of Hungary, so does this par
~ Of placemen and pace-seekers Cypress
the nations ear with its single bray, "this
is the Democratic party-ihis is the old
Democratic party" (Applause.) And
by virtue of the Democratic name they
claim to rule and TO direct the destinies Of
this people as an hereditary right. Is not
this residuum of office-holders and seekers
a most arstocratic Democracy that thus
would rule the majority? For nearly half
a century Democracy in America was some
thing more than name--it was the express
sion Of popular will against privileges and
monopolies, for progress and for free princi-
Piles, but how startling the change!
What has the American Government
been doing Tor these four years last past,
and while in '.Democratic'' hands? Look
at the Administration at home and abroad?
Did the decrepit, slave-breeding represen-
tative of decayed Virginia aristocracy-
Mason assert the genius of this young Re-
public at Paris? Did fillibustering Soule
reflect the conscience Of the country? Did
the emasculated fossel Buchanan stand in
old England Tor the embodiment Of an earn
est, vigorous peoplep Tell me where we
have had true representative abroad for
the last four years?
But | was 10 speak of Buchanan and Ere
mont. How is it that James Buchanan has
So suddenly emerged from mediocrity that
eliminated twenty years ago-sprung in an
hour from profted, whitehaired place-man
10 Democratic" statesman of transcen-
dant abilities? In 1874, he was passed by
'oi NV BSi mai thdh N Olk-
in lS48, he was neglected and deferred TO
Mr.. Cuss--in 1852, he was thought less Of
than even Frank Pierce-God forgive me
for voting for him. [Cheers.
lhave asked the poor fellows who have
swiftly committed themselves to the "regu
lar nominee" what did James Buchanan
ever do? "Why, lie did" Well did what?
"Why, he did" "A voice he didn't get
married. Merriment.
Mr.. Reemelin-My Irregular old line"
friends never could finish the sentence, and
tell me what Mr.. Buchanan actually did do.
tell them he did not secure the line of 81
40 in Oregon; he did not do anything useful
about Central America; he Numbered in the
manner of closing the Mexican war with
Mr.. Trist; he blundered with Consul Sick
les, and did foolish, if not wicked thing,
in going to the fillibuster Congress at Os-
tend.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
Bleeding the Faithful.

The following letter shows one Of The
tricks adopted by the Democracy TO raise
the material aid" needed for the exigcn.
cies Of q canvass. 1t seems TO be the copy
Of one which was scent to every Postmaster
in the Union. One of the faithful made i,
public;
"(pRivATB.)
l"1ohe Postmaster Of Georgetown.
"DEAR SiR: At private consultation oil
the leading Democrats of the Union, held in
this city Immediately upon the adjournment
OF the Cincinnati Convention, it was recon-
mended that each Postmaster be requested
10 contribute an amount proportiona;e 10 the
receipts of their respective offices. Upon
examining the returns of the Post Office
Department it is found that your proportion
will be three dollars, which you will confer
a favor by RENTING by return mail.
"The principal object in making these col
lections is 10 throw into the doubtful States
an immense quantity Of speeches and docu-
ments in favor of the policy Of the Demo.
cratic party, and also TO assist in defraying
the. expenses Of speakers that will be EN-
ployed during the coming canvass. You
will therefore perceive that every Postmas-
ter who wishes for a continuance of his Off
cial position will fpd it TO his interest to
use every effort TO bring about so desirable
q result.
''Postmasters are appealed to because they
are considered the representatives of the
party in their respective localities, and being
the recipients of the patronage Of the Admin
istration, it is but just that they should com
ply with its demands.
please send us the name Of some reliable
leading Democrat in your town, whom we
can confer with hereafter.
address, PERRIN M. BROWN.
Washington City, %. CO. 1856"
This precious epistle speaks for itself. 1t
is perfectly in keeping with the statement
made in Congress two years age, by Mr..
Cutting, that $4,000 had been contributed
by his district in New York, to aid in the
election Of John c. Breckenridge from the
Fayette District, Kentucky.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31

as-The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Commercial .Aduertiser
writes:
The Presidential contest begins TO devei-
OPP its points of political Issue, and the ground
which is debatable upon those issues
Zach Of the three parties seemed 10 be in
spired with strong hopes. But, at present
il cannot be doubted that the election is like.
iy to fail before The people, and go to the
House, where neither Mr.. Buchanan mol
Col Fremont can possibly be chosen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
German Papers for Fremont.

There are fOrty-nine German papers in
the free States, and four in the slave States
which support Fremont for President-ff-
ty-three in all. We think il fair estimate
10 say, that four-filths of the German voters
Of the United States will vote the FIRE.
mont ticket for President.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
Brooks and Burlingame.

Mr.. Brooks, of South Carolina, challeng.
ed Mr.. Burlingame, of Massachusetts,
Mr.. B. accepted the challenge, and fixed the
place of meeting in Canada. Mr. Brooks
declined going to Canada, and the subject is
being discussed in the papers. Both par
ties have been placed under heavy bonds tc
keep the peace.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
The Wings of New York and Illinois

The Old Wings of Illinois and New York
have come out in favor of Fillmore as the
first choice of the three candidates now in
the field for the Presidency. The Wings
of Maryland, Virginia, and Kentucky, have
already done the same thing. The separ-
ate action Of these States is preliminary to,
and Indicative of general declaration in
favor Of the American ticket, by the Ma
tional Wing Convention at Baltimore in
September.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
GIL ASG w s T E A M

WOODEN FACTORY!
THE subscriber begs TO announce 10 his old
l. friends and customers, and the public in gen.
eral, that the Glasgow Steam Wool len
Factory is now in complete order, and he is
prepared 10
CARD, SPIN, WEAVE, DYE, FULL, SHEAR
AND PRESS CLOTH,
Having two sets OF Double Carding Machines,
with New Cards, will enable hun to give immedi-
ate attention TO all who may favor him with their
carding. One of the Machines is set with fine
cards, expressly for Carding Fine Wool. Both
machines will be run day and night, and win card
four hundred pounds of wool every "a hours.
TERMs--Carding White Wool 81, mixed 10 cts
per pound Dyelng, fulng sheafing and press
ing, ranges from 20 10 rs cents per yard Pulling,
shearing and pressing, Is cents.
The highest market price, in cash or cloth, paid
for all the wool that can be delivered. All kinds
country produce taken for WORK.
Mr.. A. BAKER, an old and experienced man
ufacturer, assisted by experienced hands, has
charge Of the manufacturing department.
Glasgow May 10. $50 D. ]. HAYS.
~ Saline customers, and those from distance,
will receive immediate attention. Ferriage paid on
wool, and taken from the ferry landing free of
charge. [may 10, 1861
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
YOU DESERVE CREDIT foR
your D1acovervi

Your D1aCoverv
yTyHE following Ia From a d;st;ng,;sbod ,,e,n
i Der Of the medica al profession '''''
ST. PAUL, January I, 1855. !.
-, ~. 80. Dssl ONE onsohc,ed SEND
io,,. nS ts;aa q, nearly oala 1oi
,;,,as.s ,n au ~ as ueu ~: ~ .ne mar res'oia
49, ~ , anu s ~ ia,n ~ was m
,,,.asi . on is VI yos' !" sre ulai;
P'aIeu my SCI III ,ne hanos OF parper, ana nad
my neau ruopeu WIN a gooo sun prush, ana me
re sasi,, snen ~, "Ta ,upped N, VII
,no, r;na Nd ~ tbrea ,...,. n. e'e,y
Peared, ana grew rapidly from August last up to
s uens, sol. anu peasan' 70 .ne toucnuWne,eas;
,,,as 90 !, .nd thst I;t,,a Una. l'.e. mere
',Sl,, an nt;,, ,,s @ was very
I ~ .haii 49,, ha,,s NV so9 9 w. w.
sr~r ~ Sar Now have reaS If b ana Pence
and who has not9-but have never hitherto seen
anv case in which anv person,s hair was really
benefited Nv anv of HE hair TONES. &c Of he
dav, and IL really pyes me Measure To record The
res,lit Of INV experience. I have recommended
vnnr rrenarstion IN otbers. and n ,Yready has
large and general sale thro,pbout The Territory.
The neonfe here saw lis ELECTS and have cont
dence in II. The supply YOU sent us. as whole
sale agents for the territory, is nearly exhausted
and daily Inquiries are made for it. You deserve
NV tb,n,rs for tbe beneGi ;,bas done me for Ger.
t,;nI "A desna;red lone ago of over efert,no ann
sueh result Yours. hastily. i w. BOND.
Firm Bond A. Kellogg. Druggists. ST. Paul.
III
IoeArspoRr. INp June 90. 1855.
Msssrs n + Woon A. Co-Gents. Yours of
tho I2,b csine dulv n hand. enclosed. nlease find
draft for SAG II being the amount for Hair Resto
rative, have sold II all all. If you
choose. Won NAV send me SIX dozen Hair Rcstora-
five think can sell it, il has worked miracles
in this Mace. sold man six one dollar bottles
who was RAIp. and il fetched new hair out all
over hi. head
- Very respectfully yours, &c.
NH. GRIDLEY.
t
The undersigned. Rev. J.. K. Bragg. is minis
ter in regular Standing and pastor Of the Orthodox
of considerable influence. and UNIVERSALLY beloved
fConv.1 WIN. DYER.
pnoovx,r,r J.nu.rvte ,s.s
p..e w. no.r ST. Is,;nr n1y.da' t.;.J 20
- r. =; postor.t;,a n ,;vss M 1ia.srra 20 80
,sot; ~. nFast hos been escelent n rsmovn, ;n
aar.reot;nn dandrnff. and a constant tendeprSy n
hammatlon, uah9rb Snu 49, t., .ehseney 70
icnng, Mi, h.s also restorad NV b.;r ,r,h;n
...n ,as, 70 ;ts original coinr baua
was was o.,, s.SIs Win snstbnc I;La tbs
.Seo no o snd p,eSf A's i-'' ''' 'aH''
P'easWy a',r a"a trprl UN'' TX RRAcc
iours' uu'y'
IA MARKET strset. sr. I.ours. Mo
March & iS55
ION, do;rc an extensive tr,v.} IN
Al, si. oai so,,th.yyestern States az n Gsner.i
the west ai,a SOUL er;can i;,;msnt s,d ,rnnid
hgeht ios Aoans ,,id fanar ,ne Nth cnr.;un
DC g,aI yeu U"nd,s Hal Res,orativs nc fsal
ment OF t rroi .O ntrndnce II in ns,v III q.
i IL noi tnn,yn az INV own head Is living
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
Ladies, Dress Goods.

+ HAVE just received, and now offer for sale,
J. one of the most elegant assortments of Ladies'
Dress Goods ever offered in this market. In my
stock will be found in great variety
Plain, Plaid and Fancy Beragcs, Plain and
Fancy Silks, Plain, Plaid and Fancy
Tissues. Black Repp Silks,
Plain, Plaid and
Fancy
Chales, Grape de
Paris, French Jaconets and
Lawns, Berage, Tissue and Mus
lin Robes. An extensive stock of
White goods Indeed my stock of La
dies Dress Goods embraces every variety OF
the latest styles, all for sale very cheap.
F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow, May /, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31

WE have good assortment Of Ingram and
w Three ply carpets, also mattings and oil
cloth for sale low.
10 sPoTswooD & KIRKBRIDE.
&pril II, 1856
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
POST OFFICE BOOK STORE.
FRESH ARRIVAL,

y and sale,
School Books, Goodrich's Series;
Bertha and Lilly, by Mrs. Smith;
War in Kansas, BY Col. Rrewerton;
War down East, by Major Downing;
Life and Sayings Of Mrs. Partington;
Morning Stars Of the New World-Parker;
Plu-K- Tab, by Doesticks-Poetry,
My Courtship & its -Wickoff;
Married not Mated-Alce Carey;
I Ancient and Modern Historical works, Stories
for Children, and numerous other books, making
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
BOnners. sc.

A LARGE and splendid assortment Of Silk,
IA Straw and Neapolitan Bonnets just received;
also Bonnet Trimmings in great variety, very
cheap. F. A. SAVAGE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
THE BEST ASSORTMENT

ever offered IN Glasgow.
Also-Letter, Cap and Note paper, plain and
ornamental; PenssIpk, Pencils, Visiting Cards,
Patent Ink Stapds, Envelopes, plain and fancy;
Albums and Pod Folics, and numerous other ar
ticles too tedious u mention.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited call and see
for themselves. J. T. MLRR.
June IL, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
Embroideries. sc.

MY stock of Embroideries, Laces and Edgings,
Ifl Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Gloves Hose,
&C., is very complication sale very cheap.
F. A, SAVAGE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
SPRING GOODS.

THE undersigned has now received his entire
ing large and elegant assortment OF Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery.
Queensware, China ware, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes &c. My stock isextensve and varied and
will be sold aslow as goods of similar quality many
house OF upper Missouri My old customers and
friends are respectfully requested 10 continue their
patronage under the assurance that they shall be
furnished goods at the lowest rates. Ash am srx.
ous to sell cash buyers may rely on obtaining bar
gains, as will make it their interest to buy u me-
F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow, Nav 1. 1874
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENsWARE
WYE have now in store, and waiting for GUS
w toners, an unusually large stock of
French and English Chine;
White Granite Ware;
.. Brown and Yellow
Rockingham Ware
Pittsburgh and Eastern Glassware;
Window Glass, various sizes;
the prices will be satisfac.
tory TO all.
Boon, DUNCAN & SAITH
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31

LoeAEsFoRT, IND., June 90, 1855.
Messrs. O. J. Woop & Co.-Gents; Yours of
the 18th came duly to hand; enclosed, please find
draft for 500, il being the amount for Hair Resto
ratiye; | have sold II all all. If you
choose, you may send me SIX dozen Hair Restora-
tive think can sell it, it has worked miracles
in this place. sold man six one dollar bottles
who was BALD, and it fetched new hair out all
over his head.
M H GRIDIEY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31

'TLOVER SEED-Ten barrels for sale al ,s
~ en- dollars per bushel by a
CAMERON, MASON & CO.
april II, 1856. W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
THE "ST LOUIS LEADER" ."

We have never understood how it is that Demo-
cratic paper cannot be supported in the City Of 81
Louis-the Furnishing capital OF the great West Ger
tsiny all tho circumstances that can coh'r'ou'e 10
,hs success of such an enterprise are con6'nrd IN
mi. most fortunate situation. We cannot but lner
thar the failures Of the past are due rather TO h] acct
dent Of bad management than TO any necessary oo
s,sc.s journal in ST. Louis devoted to the in'e-
rests of the Democratic party, and conducted with
ability aud discretion, cannot fall W are persuaded
10 command adequate support, and' indeedto oecom-
the foremost paper in the valley Of the Mississippi
The 81. LOUIS Leader exhibits all the quaie.
of first rate newspaper r-such as enterprise III COL
.cting n-liy ence accuracy and variety OF Intorm'
tinn, and ability and originality in ;hs discussion OF
public aiuirs. Its claims to the confidence OF the
Democracy are established by au answering sup
port of the principle, OF thu party, aud an un'ir'"s
activity in promoting its interests. The Lender de-
serves, and we doubt not, will receive jealous en-
couraxement from the Democracy Of the West
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
VOLUME LII.
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,.ssO Ally, sEMrwrExLr, AND WEEKLY,
rr,rrIlIE, PRYOR & DUNNAEAST.
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s' ,stf or RENTED by mail postpaid or six do'a's
s.. .rru,r NJ the end OF the year A.
T,,.s The view of extending the crcula'i"h ot .,e
,cuvOSD ENQUIRER in the Southern states ,ne
hN"c,,r. ~ have commenced the issue OF n MEEhLi
e.ryH which contains nearly all the reaaius na' "
49,. 49,. n.,'y AND Semi, Weekly editions. ,,
No need sgv uc,hinc OF the political ch huacte9 o' n
v,ryNoNp ENQUIRER, which If now what Il Was MAJ a
,,.-, 40 We may state that II Is the purpose Vi te
60 ~ devote all their energies 10 the discussion vi c
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country. ,rA,, ,,-r ws5,e,d.y
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s,s IN favor OF clubs. III the following rsto; oI So
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tae proportion ,,rpr,crc
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