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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
AUCTION SiLES,
w PCLLIAM & DAVIS, AICi's
BY GODDIN Il APpEKsON. AILI>.
OF LAND, FARMING IMPLEMENTS

~ ~
y pursuance OF the power vrs,.d in us by q do'd 4:
Il trust ir III Berjnrln +. rrcn;is and MrIcGn II. ia
wlie, dated October !9th. lsI5, and recorded IL C',rss
Otic.oi henrico County Court. and ~ ne rfCurst - ssii
Pr"Itls End vile, W. will ON MONDAY, Dcccn rr : j.,
lt5b. proceed 10 sell a, PGhlc Auction. 1T the Z, !f,rr. Il
shld frchts IN '"ur'co county, the following rrll,rN.
lst. The tract oi land known a. SHADY on
which SAID frenil' now RESIDES, lying on the MuG.'ain
road. in the county OF il'nricn. about |! miles Norm a..
Richmond. and Two miles from the Richmond Fl. 10y.
irk-burg and Potomac hall, mi, containing by survey
3Ig 900. 1000 Hcres. Tie land IL Of coed cu,iuy VII
adapted TO the growth Of WEcnt, Corn. HAY and o -. nj
has been highly improved. A p'rtion OF il is n,w ALL
set in Clover and Grass II IS divided in The usrhl menu.
ton of wood and open land.
The Improvement ore more than ample for the urn.
and NJ! IN good order. There are s,o u SurLs I'd
Whrelwrigi,s shop, having II good run # custom
The lu1iion renders this properly des!ratl e ss II Tsv,ru.
il, having been once kept MS such.
ID. That tract on the MOdntsin roSi. immediately sd.
joining the above, and known RS FREE HILL" con;I.n.
ing i7i acres
an. All the Farming Implements and Tools uscd 10 the
B!ac ksrnith and Whcelwr.hi shops.
Mr.. Prcutis will snow the prop rty 10 persons disposed
to purchase.
TERas.-For land, oncthiri cash, balance al 1. - It
IL months. for bonds bearing int. rest, .ecGrrd nv uu-L
deed. For the personal property, sums under go a..
that amount and upwards. 81 days credit, Tor boLG- vii.
security. WI. w. tRCMP, rn.,
WM. II LYONS. ~
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MORE NEW GOODS

IEVNL Z VVVDo.
KXyMF F. BUTLER, 79, Main street, is now re -
w ceiving some entirely new styles of white
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Goods, which, with a gen. ~
eral assortment Of China and Glassware, he offers -
at Wholesale and retail. at moderate prices. Nov II
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NEW PLOUGH.

NEW
WYE have been engaged tor some ~
" time past in getting up the ~&%-
patterns for II new Plough, especial. >N
" designed for turning under the ~
heavics, growthuf vegetable matter, and we have now the
pleasure of informing our friends, that we think we have
fully accomplished that end.
We would call the attention Of the Farmers to this
Plough, Rs well as to our large stock OF Ploughs OF every
size, eultivators, Corn Weeders, New Ground Jumping
Ooalters, Large three Horse Cultivators, for putting IN
Wheat, Harrows, &c, &c. All of which are made in our
own shops, by good workmcn, and warranted to give salts.
action. GEO. VAT & CO, Franklin Street,
Square below the Exchange, Richmond, Va
Oct 1-cG11y
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HITCHCOCK & OSBORN,
COACH DEALERS N MANUFACTURERS,

No. 2l3, MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA,
UIAVE In store n large assortment OF fine 49,
fashionable COACHES. CARRIAGES, go
BUGGlES, SULKEYS and HARNESS, suitable for cOun.
try and city use, made OF the best materials, and put 10.
ycthcr with much care. which we will recommend 10 our
friends and the public, and sell on such terms as will So
cure the mutuslinterest Of all who will favor US with their
patronage.
From long experience in our business, and by prompt
personal attention, we hope to merit a continuance oil past
favors. .
rT@Orders promptly filled and shipped to any part OF
,be i,;ted Ststes Feb 2a-ly
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FOR SALE OK KENT.

"
TUHHE three story brick aud stone Tobacco Factory 90
High Street, Petersburg, Va. now In the occvpnn
cy of Messrs. Jones & Hudson, is offered tor sale irivstc
Is, or for rent.
This is unqucstionnbly one of the mos; convenient. ant
admirably arranged factories in the State. Rud j. nor; "a
pihly situated, fronting abou, $40 feet on Guhrsn.r street.
and - feet on High Street.
This Factory has recently been built IA portion -; %
Jus. completely II the beet material, and Ia Ia" E,,,
workmanike manner with the view OF carrying ga tue
most extensive business in a.! its details. with the mot
convenience, and TO the best advantage. The Tobrcc"
fixtures, also. which are very complete. hnd Of III" h'..
character. ure offered for sHlr, together with n lar" Tu'
lot OF we'll seasoned box tiAbcr, OF sycamore rud D'n";
kinds.
Should this prop-,ty not be sold privately BY the Phi 70
eembcr. 1850, it will, on that day, be sold a. public a"c't'n.
NJ II o'clock.
For terms for the factory, application may Le mad" -
the subscriber for the fixtures and box timber. 10 :
Hudson, Esq surviving partner OF Jonc. q Hudson.
Z Y. JONES.
Executor BEST JoSEE, Deceased
On the day after the above sale will be .old by r. J Ini.
son, surviving partner, sixteen y ung md tkel! negro
belonging to the concern Of f. J. Hudson i Co.. ia. -
whom are factory hands, cignr makers and a fret '-'e
cooper.
S~Th Lynchburg Vircinian, Clnrksv;llc Tobacco
Plant, Fnrmville Journal and Richmond Big will ctpy
until day of -ale and send bill TO me for payment
Nov 24-d,ds Il. \. yONE-.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Am u ATEn

SALT AND PLASTER.
T5SHE Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is finished 10
u Saitvllic. and am now prepared 10 furnish Salt und
Plaster To Customer, IN sacks or bar!ri- upon the most me-
cnn!nodn'lns terms, nd upon the shortest notice. Ny
agents along the lire Oi the road, will receive orders for
either article in any quantity the customers may desire -
The attention Of farmers is particularly invited 10 the Viz
ginia article, and feel assured that Il trial OF either or both
articles will result III is exclusive use. any orders nd
dressed to Mr. {. I. Lltchhcld, my agcnt III Lymchourg
will meet with prompt a,;cniion.
All articles Of my brand ARE warranted pure.
THOS L.. PRESTON. Saltville,
Oct 2O-i2m Washington Co, Va.
or stolen. from thy First Market 49,
- House, on Saturday evening, the lslh inst, h%SN
YELLOW MARE. three years old, II black snddlt-A-
with n leather g!rth, II grny blanket and a common bride.
will give Ii reward of $40 for the delivery of the Mare;
and ii stolen, $40, Tor the apprehension and conviction OF
the thief.
Oct 2l-tf John LINDSEY.
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DROTKCTION 10 THE LUNGS-in damp and
II GOLD weather-can be secured by using The Ans,
colun," or Improved Cork Respirasor-an article OF lesI
value, and much used In England by persons Win WAX
lungs. For sale at
MEADE & BAKERS New Apothecary Store,
Nov 10 le6. N. w. corner of Main aud 10th stA
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OH! HO! FOR MOORE'S PREMIUM HAT A.

CAP TORE No. 27 BROAD STREET.
MOORE In. some oil the iincst and
L. ncHtr,t renll"nrns Dress and Bust
uess Hats OF every style and quality to be
ind. Boys, You,he', and chiidren's Fan A
cy Caps and Hate u! every style and quill. ~
Is To be- Ind. Ladies' Misses and Chidrcn's
Fancy Furs Of every description to be had. Also, a large
lot of Negro Wool Hats; all vi which will be sold cheap
for cash. Call and supply yourself at No. 207 Broad St.
Oct - RICHARD MOORE
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u. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
RAu AIIE NAnr ~ AQREQI K

u. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
Learss Tuesday srsainR, Norember q, at 4 O'Clock
"RElGHT received to-day monday and fSA
up to the hour of = O'Clock, P. NJ. Tues sSsaAis
day, the 25th inst.
consignee, are requested to send down for their goods
to-day.
Shippers are requested to send in the names Of their con-
signees Tuesday afternoon, or THAR shipments will be con-
signed to order.
Passengers are requested to be on board before the
hour of departure, 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, Tuesday.
Tickets and berths secured at our Office south side Of
the Basin. .,
Only $40 through to New York, including meals and
s.ate.room accommodations Storage passage IS.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the River boats.
Nov 9I-2t LUDLAM g. WATSON.
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NEW ROCKS.

NEW BOOKS
nR KANE's ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS, Q volumes
IL So.
Marrying Too Late, by Geo. Wood, 81.
Stories Of an Old Maid, 75c.
Principles and Practices OF Bnptis:s. by DR.. Wayland.
Derivation OF Family Names, by Arthur.
The Indy Angelina. &c.
English Scriptures, Revised with Notes.
ALSO,
Harper for December, new number.
Godey's L.ady's Book for December.
WORKMAN e. COTTRELI,
Nov 90 203. Main street.
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VALUABLE UOI 81 AND l.uT IN MASCHE.-
1sLD LnD - A L

I'm " sHLE.
Y virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court % Chrs:-T
u held. rendered IN the case Ot Hancock md VIE =,
Gregory's heirs, on the - day o! October ls36. the urd.
signed Commissioner therein named. will proc al 10 s,n.
on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF December, 1855. on the Vr"
misses. NJ 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, the House End Lot q ah:c.
Thomas Gregory died seized The said lot 1. located on
Decatur street, (bcing Il half acre lot, and designated N
the plan of the town as 10, No. A. adjoining the property
of John Hooper and others. The buildings Oh snid 10,
are generally in good rrpsir.
TERMs.-Onc.tourth OF the purchase money in cash MA
balance in {, : and ~ months. for bonds with good -,cI
rity, bearing interest from day Of sale.
FIG HAECOCK, Comm
Sale conducted by GopDIS & APrrRsoS. Auc;s.
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CRAWFORD SALOON.
TyHE undersigned has the pleasure of in.
forming his friends aud the public that Si
~ he has recently taken \ house on S..kGskS
wv @ South side OF Main street,
NJhSY and fitted it up ne a RESTAURANT, in a style
OF neatness and elegance not to be surpassed
by any establishment in the Union; and upon examination
myW Wines and Liquors will he found composed OF the most
select Brands and Vintages imported in this country--my
Lsrder always supplied with the choice delicacies OF this
as well as other markets: and as my motto 10 "Rcsolns de
Plare,' trust to receive Il liberal share of the public pa.
tronage. SEYMOUR V. CRAWFORD.
n. B-Dinner and Supper PARTIES furnished in com
Portable rooms, and in a style to suit the most %fsstidlous
epicure. 5. V. c.
Nov lg-lw
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REIVIDEKE.

FOR BALTIMORE.
NREIGHT received to-day, Monday, Z
q and up to the hour Of Q o'clock, P. [SR.
NJ, Tuesday, the 25th inst. ,.
Confgnees are requested to send for their goods to-
day.
Shippers are requested to send In the names OF their
Tuesday afternoon, or their shipments will be
consigned to order. r
Nov 24-2t LUDLAM d WAIsoN.
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EMBROIDERIES, EMBR0IDERIEs.
"ICH Lace Selts, Sleeves and Collars
II Rich Lace Berthas
Black Lace Collars and Gets .
Muslin, Cambric and Linen Sleeves and Collars In sets
and single r.u.. and
single -.-.,od u.,dls,.h,sf,
IMb iots Of Muslin Collars at l2i and y cents very
cheap r,,,.
No do Edsipgs and lnsertings
,rjsh Linens. Kentings and Linen Cambr.cs
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
Curtain Mujins. common to me
Cradle and Bed Blankets
Do do Maraeines Quilts
Bargains In every variety OF Dress Goods at tho Cash
No. 10 CHRISTIAN e. LATHRoP.
VLYCERINE AM HONEY sOAP.-t>oldC Cream,
In Pomado Divine, Phaphian Lotion. Glycerine, and
the real old English Palm Soap, In bars. for chapped skin,
foY sale at MEADE & BAKERS
New Apotheeary Store,
Nov 10 1876. N. W. corner Of Main and 10th ss.
0FoHARb GRASS SEED, .Prip' lot for ''l'
Sorso John n. GORDON.
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ENGINES FOX SALE.
UyIlE undersigned has on hand, for sale, the following
Engines, vi:
One - horse power Engine, having been used aoout1is
months in my own shop.
One - horse power Engine; one l6 horse power Engine
Two 20 do do one 10 do do
One ls do do. z,.
All of which offer at very low prices and favorable terin''
and solicit all in want. rs well as those interes'rns :" $3.50
zines, 10 examine my Improvements tor thc'Pp ' KAHN
July Is ,ssc
Mr. puILIP RAIN, EAGLE FOUNDRY, RICHMOND w.;
DEAF SIR lit Is with pleasure we inform you lnaa ~,
YOU las, Spring, has exceeded our most sangu'ne expee'"'
tion5. r,,;,o0 ,,,o, wc
We can safely ray tina, It exceeds any r.ne'Gss ,,"r ro !"
L.r, Nd IN former use. Ii is also proper To add that youi
;mnroyemcp,s. viz heater around thr smoke stack ana
arrangement Of iucs in boiler. we consider liivhIumIir
l.. :. & &. c.
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LAW PARTSERSHIP.

UHE undersigned have associated Themselves undeT
the drr ofLEE, BAYLY & COOKE, for the prnc'
,icc of Law within the city OF Richmond. They will at
.aiJ liz JAMES Il. LEI,
'N SAML y. BAYLY,
RICHD VANHOE COOKE.
Richmond. Nov. 5th, 1856.
Office of Richard /. Cooke on 1lth street, opposite Lee
, parIr,o Nov 6-c&d2m
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TEACHER WANTED.
4 WISH to employ from the 9TH of january next. r
H-S0uthern lady, or one who has taught in the South, "a
Baptist 'preferredJ to teach school in my family. She
must be capable OF teaching English, French, Music, La
tin. and some of the ornamental branches. For one really
qualified, and Of some experience. a liberal salary will be
given. Testimonials, &c, will be required.
Address REV. l.. w. ALLEN,
?. n. at Applewood, Caroline county, Va.
Nov 0O-dGc3w
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ADMIS ISTIfATOtS SAIL OF 4 NEGRO BOY
AAIiLL be sold 10 the highest bidder. ior cab, ~
w Chesterfield Court House, on MONDAY. Il" IA
OF December next, that being Court dHy, a very .k"'v
Negro Boy, about - years Of age. belonging 10 the cs'H'"
OF Abijsh Cheatham, Sr, deceased.
Nov 2l-c3t u. \. HANCOCK, Adminls,ut .
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CUMMINGS NEW BOOK.

CUMMINGS NJ" BOOh.
TIME Last of the Patriarchs. or Lessons Chiefly from
the Life of Joseph, by the Rev. John Cummings, D.
Disc.
F~reedlyis Practical Treatise on Business. a new supply
81.
The IIumors of Faconbridse and Every Day Scenes, by
Kelley-Sl IS.
Paul Fame, or Parts Of a Life Else Untold, by N. Parker
Wilis-Sl %.
Rillsf from the Fountain Of Life, or Sermons to Children,
by Rev. Richard Newton, ID D.-Sl 25.
The Inner Life of the Christian, by Rev. +. A. Raucn, d.
P. Edited by Rev. +. P. Gerhart-el.
Annals Of the Bible-their History and their Uses,
with elegantly colored llustrations-Sl %.
Musical Bouaue, and Institute Choir, a Collection Of
Songs, Duets, Trios, and Choruses, together with a new
and complete Course Of Elementary Instructions and Les
sons in Singing for the School Room and Social Circle, by
w. B Bradbury and c. c. Converse 5c.
Memoirs Of the Life Of Harriet Preble, containing por-
tions Of her Correspondence, Journal and other writing
literary and religious, by Prot. K. A. Lee, l.. L.. D. al.
The Two Lights, By the author Of Struggling for Lille
81.
For sale by A. MORRis,
NV on No. o.. Main street.
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RESTATRSNT.

RESTAURANT.
WOULD most respectfully inform my friends ana tho
the pew store, No. ly7, Main street, formerly occupied by
Dr.. Hudson, where tina best Liquors and Cigars may DO
found at all amas. Connected with the above Is a dining
room, in which meals can be served from A. M. to l2P !.
NJ Dinner or suppers for parties at.hort notice.
.S-Mr. W. A. Mason or myself always on hand,
No. 1tNa,vov THOMPSON TYLER
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

COPARTNEKSIIIP NOT1CE.
TIME undersigned have formed II copartnership Tor me
purpose oi conducting Il general FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, under tue firm OF BUT
LER & BOWDEN. They respectfully solicit consign'
mcnts o! Foreign and Domrstic GusdS, and Of Tobacco
Flour, Wheat and Corn.
Offce corner 18th and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
X +. BUTLER,
. 2-rIm RORT NJ. OWDEE
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A. W. ltICHakUSUN
T. ID MAS II. r. A X l. \ +,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

LYScHBCRG, VA,
PRACTICES in the Courts tor rue City OF Lynchhuf 4
and the counties OF Campbell, Bedford aid aEIy
n,s,,oY OCT ~ !
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OSCAR STEPHENSON. ATTORNEY At LAW,
sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA
nRACTlCES in all the Courts of the Territory
y Land Warrants located. Lands Bought and Sold,
Money Loaned and Invested, Taxes Paid and Collections
made throughout the Territory.
EVPOfice, corner Of Third and Cedsr Streets.
Oct 2-ly
x 60. E. DENNIS, ATTORNEY AT Law, Roaky
u Mount, Franklin Cnunty, Va, will practice In the
Courts of Franklin, Henry, Patrick and Roanoke.
Nov lily
ID AND VELVET invite
II the attention of thole in search Of something realiy
choice, to our asso-tm "a, OF rich, plain and fancy sax ana
Velvet Vests, comprising the latest styles OF me season
Nov 10 KEEN, q CO.
NANCY CASHMERE "A large and ele-
eant assortment of fine fancy Cashmere Pants, EN-
braeins the best styles Of the season, in 'sOre' TO which s'
Nov "a KEEN, D & CO.
NINE OLD BRANDIES, WINES AND LII:
oUORS.-A full assortment always on hand, and
for sale in quantities 70 suit purehaien by
SELDEN & MILLER,
Eovl II Corner Pearl and Cary Streets.
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TIME III BREAST CLOTHs should
be in the hands of every nursing mother. SO as to be
promptly applied when the necessity occurs, lhey aliAy
all Inflammation, cause an easy flow OF milk, and have
never been known TO fail to prevent the Gathered Breast
from forming. For SLIP a pair will be sent BY mail to
any part of the country. by the Agents,
MEADE t. BAKER. Chemists. &c,
Nov on ls6. N. W. corner of Main and lO'h cts.
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NOTICE.
ninHMnNn NHlN 10 lshE

NUTIVE.
RICHMOND, NOV le, 1856.
n HAVE this day received two cases of goods direct
from psris, containing Gentlemen's Cork and Double
sole Boots and Caters, for fall and winter wear. Also, a
case containing French Calfskins, of superior quality, i'm.
maid for Goods bought second hand from the NORTH
All those who wish TO purchase good Boots and Shoes,
either manufactured by myself or by Messrs. Melies Of
Poris. I would most respectfully invite them TO call and ex
anime for themselves. ALEX. HILL,
Msnufacturer and Importer of French Boots and Shoes
and materials for the manufacture Of the same, l27, Main
street, Richmond, Va.
P. S.-I have already sent out large orders for materials
and ready.msde work, &c. &c shipped 10 me direct, or
the mex spring and summer wear. NOV ~
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OFFICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
RICHMoSD. NOVEMBER =. lcJt.
TUE Board of Directors have this day ordered thai
out of the nett profits Of the Company Tor The pms,
four months. four per cent on the cnpiiai stock be place.
10 the surplus Fund, and three per cent hc paid rs n NV
lend to the stockholders at their Office on or after IL" i'il
inst. y v
Nov If StCItlhly.
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SITUATION As OyERSEER WANTED,
q GENTLEMAN. very recently married., vino has
"A been overlooking on n iarm for some i've or SIX
Jcnrs, md can produce the best of references as To quail
hcn,i0ns, &c, desires n situation hs oyersccr for the com.
In. year. 4 letter, addressed To 'R. c. p" King Viii.
liam Court Iiouse, Va, stating terms, &c. will meet with
prompt attention. Oct ~
q TEACHER wish to employ, Tor
N the ensuing year, II single man, qualified to teach the
English Language thoroughly, Latin, Greek and Mathe'
mates. Nome need apply unless he be "A Southern man.
DR.. :. b. CARY,
JOHN w. C. 4 7 Eft.
Address to Hickory Fork =. o., Gloucester county.
knv ID-rr9y
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n IVIY CENTLEMEN.

THIS Wa UE.NE -,
vXIE have received this week stn iurtner adaiton' 20
w our ,;ock. and are confident thai; our assortment
contains ali the nee essary articles Tor a sen.leinan's ward
robe. made up with "a much care as possible. Each point
in perfec: order. and for sale az a low price. We may say
very low, in tact. extremely low This way, then, Tor the
best Clotnius, a. the lowest price FOR cash.
NEW
New .,yles of Shawls, Over Goats, Dress Frocks, Pants
and vests. now in store for the examination OF customers
BUY WHAT YOU WANT
.,,o Main street. TOR lock the narke, over and you'll fnd
M hryer s,ock, Al grea, variety, or prices go low oy a
long way. 'hO9foH" - ~,
Nov IS Nv MHlh et.
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A Err. SIMlIO &, co.

WINTER
nUR shipments this week contain something new in
the different departments, to which we call the at.
teution of parties interested.
Nnv Is GROSHONG & TuPMAN, ITO Main ct.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-26

The fact that California has given
Fremont but 90, 900 votes, Is trumpet
ed by his adversaries as evidence OF
personal unpopularity on his part
"where he was best known" We
venture TO say that q large majority Of
all who were ia California when Col.
Fremont was It's Provisional Governor
supported him now for President
He lost the vote Of the State. not be-
cause he was personally unpopular,
but because there had never been even
the outline Of Republican party
there down 10 The time he was sugges.
ted for President. California IL large
ly peopled from the Slave States. and
Is the most intensely pro.slavery ol
all the legally FREQ States. The year
1850 sees for tho frst time the stand
ard Of resistance 10 the Slave Power
raised In her valleys. The name Of
Col Fremont has not suIliced 10 crown
Il with victory. bat Il has given TO
Republican cause twice as many votes
~ Il could have obtained with any
other candidate. This IL not all we
hoped, but Il 10, perhaps. all VIC had a
right 10 expect. Over One Million
Three Hundred Thousand Votes have
been pollod IN tho Free States for can.
dIdatss standing square on the Repub.
lIcan platform--some hundreds Of
thousands moro than those States have
given 10 any other ticket. II our OPP
ponents can derive any comfort from
the contemplation OF this vote, We
bid them welcome 10 it.-N Y. Trio.
une.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-26

FOR PRESIDENT IN 1880.
J. G. FREMONT.
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VIM. L. DAYTON.


We gave. last week. all the infor-
nation then at hand, in regard to the
instructions Of the slaves IN the
South. Nothing new, nor additional
has been received since. There has
been no Internationally one.in con-
temptation. This appears to have
been night in the bud, but the future
win develope whether the manner oil
preventing this insurection has not
contributed TO a future one. The very
act Of hanging so many, 50 publicly,
viii didTuse a knowledge Of the plot,
and exasperate living negroes. beyond
any thing which has yet sranspired'
The attempt 10 charge the revolt upon
Republicans. is simply ridiculous. II
IL chargeabIe To their rscessant lying
upon the Republicans. They told in
their speeches. that Fremont and his
party. were In favor Of freeing tho ne
gross--they talked il at their tables
and everywhere. and the negroes
heard il. and believed it. II is the
stone which they attempted to roll
upon others returning upon their own
heads--is is the pit which they dug
for others. into which they are falling
themselves. Slavery is a State insti-
tuition. Let those enjoy It who can,
but let IL not be spread into territories
now free. As the South have insisted
that the North has no right to inter
fere with their domestic institutions,
Of course they will not ask us to help
keep their property from shooting
them. Il Is n domestic institution, y
see ye to il.