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ACnICIITUnAL WAaEuoTsE.

AGHGCtITtHAE WAREHOUSE.
rHNE Subscriber having removed 10 their FACTORY Cary
Street b'iw,en sh aud loih s.re, prepared 70 receive
latest and most approved patterns, which viii be made Of the Lest
"Carvs double aud single geaed Horsepower and Ts.hsr.
whSh have taken premium az every Par At which they have been
R,pe Mover use, Patent Lame and
S 80 ~ s Patent s,r- C- Grain S cIa
s nd H on r o Eo1 a RST q ave- s,ca A. They
Richmond reAruAryE.
ser my Impression q ihe Iiormsnc Of your Poy Rchs Iron
sd rsis tisS fs =" sny sos ever ss In o, sen fsys
re fgrow oceei BY generally 70 eh., dep and about
cleaned out none q ne sod earu isnnF back nio e.
,a"g so S ss,s% g'sa2 soa Tit asS'
teli rr 40, mo- "Ipnt igJys W 1,i M, ~ ,
there ~, li one opinion among mem a. 10 the superiority and
wishing you equal wcrc 10 making this valuable i'm
plereni averahy known n agricultural brethren,
s2s WILLIAM RIVE.
gDoSrPoNEnENT.an Is win rvrre, o,,, have 70 an
DE 22l q Tbrua me unuus hardness o. ihs vlni ka pre-.
% a R' 4, uoa SoSrS sy aarsisr mao aSSa, De ' IT,
aet called 10 and n money reisnded ADD should e sale q
tine. JEssE :. noPKrSs
friS-ustAuE Liberty. Va.
REMOVAL.
THOMAS DOUGLASS
SOLE AGENT FOR BEEs BRACE,
co" @'s,sst ieg,i,, kasgS,cis's, ant EoaA
AnERICAN ia INV AHE,
- BEEKMAN sTHgFT.
je2s NEW YORK
ltHALR ON TIIE Face ladies' toilet sineom-
- p'eta uinu 81 absUFhant powder
earliest Infancy powder Tor drying The tin with greatest
udt and Without injury Ne deloste How
eing efhng Goodness, soens and 0d0ra he complex.
T Keeps consanily hand variety Of earl
Ppvdcrs Paran White, Chalk Nails LILY white Rouge Cfeams
g. beautifully put and composed q LEeilruP freely
les ~ NJ admit % infant =. ?. sEMPtE, Druggist
jeH 2Q Naln street.
n AGULEY A. UOIBINSON,S CREAM SYUg o.,
rirh. dsicnns Ryfuf. Win ~ ysr
fruit alvo made ~ he pure juices % The respective us are
ppd cohaanty Nh spartng cycooi Porcelain
Fountain SODA WAff which manufactured w porcelain
ttns and ~ contact with COPPER, other
poolous metals b drank vhou, any ofhs Elects
gueny rulug from The Of soda wAter copper
iountsins e machines nersy employed
ir96 Manufacturing Chemists, lth and YranEiin ~
an uIIDs. PHIuE wESTEnN SIDES, ~bou,
" backbone, for sale by WOMBLE CLAIBORNE.
jc8 No. ~ Pearl stree
ArOrICE To LADIES gOING no THE
- sPRINGse subscriter h9s Ind sde exJrss.ly
vtng the sprnr and the country, during Suer very
expressly They latest
style 81 Over Shoe that has been oae for any
place AiHX HfLL
jes5 No. l21 Main street.
| Il PACKAGES PRIME JoLEs, 70, sal.hy
4 W0MBLE 4 CLAIBORNE
jeqs No. n Pearl street.
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SAILING OF THE ASIA
DEATH OF AN AGED LAWYEB

Hsu YoaK July 9re Asia sailed to-day fer Lve
oool with IGO upwards Of 81 100000 specie
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REAUuvUL ooHVLgyIoN may easily h. acquired
~ using o. ~Hnfas u Ty5usaad fiolfsrs" n
- r,svsfss fsJiss sna eci from ~ stn, -avnr q
"a 80 hue Wet towel hree drops sud
BrsNETr. BEERs a USHER
fsls-eaos Agents, aod an Druggists.
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STEAMBOATS,, &c

NOTICE TO Il R To a IN
~ RALrfMoRF--rhe fccahontss q be E1unHeSIr
here this week. she vii leave Baltimore
day IN Of the Beivderc and ~n Monday
next and leave russdAy the 18Th the Belvidere losing
one trip Tor the ParPcse OF eeias painted, A. -
iyi0-2t LUpLAM WATSON.
~ =. VAIL STEAMSHIP ROA- er-e~n
.ss !, SticSs, ron sE% INV Ss VA NOR t1e
Passengers desiring cheap comfortable route
New York. must leave here by the resbuy Cars on O'clock
Saturday morning.
Berth. oes south Of the Basin
ony to through New York, meals and included
juio-2t LUDLAM WATSON.
uNuR NEW YORK--ftRsr vEssrL-ur. .fE<,
II slnia Richmond New York Packets Slux5S
fast sailing regular packet schooner NAV XOkk
Captain stephen Bingham having portion 81 her engaged
and board. viii sail with all possible despatch For bal
Of freight apply 10 - = -
gya DAVID WM. CURRik.
lNOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK 4 a IN
II PoRrsMour-rhe favorite steamboat AU t>yySkt&tUr
GUSrA, Capt wv Z. SMITH, having bscn thorough.
repaired and fitted Tor the and furnished With
wrought shan, Wheels &e will her place
the line waha Richmond and the shove
places. WEDNESDAY, tho I'd day Of July.
Richmond Pesburg Depot Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, O'Clock NJ Returning the Augusta VII leave Nor
folk Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays, at ~ O'Clock A. NJ,
touching Ola Point during watering and all the land
the river
Fare TO City Point, ~ %
o Norfolk, &c., 200
Fare TO landings above Grove l 80
Servants, through, 80
M The river 90
Children and not IL OF age, half price.
Meals Meal: e; ss' Children and servants. e
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

n " ROSHER, sUccrsnE JANIS Bs~HEs M-E y
W. Has CO hand, large assortment Of Cara- CSt1$
E.rh msy b. found some SS3StsJ
nne Coaches with outside scas aud seat Rock S---
and BuDges with aai without tops Ia
which the attention 81 those In of
article Carriage line they will b. desposed OF on accom-
modaing application al his mandatory, No rs Corner
n. on
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DAvIDo. GIBSON.
NEURALGIA CURED.

=. JACKSON, Miss, FEB 10, 1875
Messrs Railway Co.: few bought one dollar
worth Of Radway Relief Neuralgia and 10
my establishment, II gave almost relief
JAMES 7. LESTER
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
PASSAGE TO pORrsMouTli AND NORFOLK.
gulHE STEAMER CURTIS PECk, Captain JchnA ~r--11
Davis having undergone thorough
hauling, will the regular between tl snd--
place. leaving the wharf Rockets SATURDAY
lOth instant at N3 ocock precsslN and
Tuesday, thursday saturday mornings at that hour
will leave Norfolk Monday Wed
Friday Mt tie hour, aN oclock and
all the regular Landings the going snd returning
Passage and meals usual X o. HAshiNS
articles h. landed the river must b. pail
when they 10 the boat
mas u u IL
Union STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FoR PHILADELPHIA VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
S,TEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND Capt z MucH
- XII, Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain DAVID .>tx<.
TEAI- Steamer VIRGINIA. Capt D. Rooms NsIa4Hi3
of tlr-esu Steamers VII leave Rich
further notice, Wednesday ioaehng al Gag
Norfolk freight AMI Returning leave
wednesday morning nj 10 O'clock
tine order, increased accommodations
by regularity, dispatch and care In protect
charge receive Increase OF patron
sH- No transhipment by this Inns
FARE REDUCED.
New York. and found tlV "
Do Philadelphia, and found, lsi cabin 10
Pas<are Norfolk by the river boats
g Passengers by this line stop la Phdepa two OF three
dsys and then proeee New York by the ticket
matt IL T. TOTILh Neh hoSAeess-
HnASSAGE rO % q. ID POI n T.--The a SSs1
Curtis Peek, Capt John Davis VII flSs-SffQr
on and amer Thursday mkt iSth inst, call BY Old
Pout regularly her trips and from Portsmouth and Norfolk
during Watering SEASON. u o. HAshiNS
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NvOuE attention II invited to stock % RICH
III MoND MADE CARRiAGE>, consisting OfCsy<'-SZS>
t9tcle C5rrIgss RorlIoIgs. BHggi6s, lSSZfT
.Saiii THIS work Is made Of the best mate-S--S--
under the immediate supervision Of The
thoroughly acquainted Nth the busneSs
Also light tGrridgcs ind b. gy
which will be sold low by AINSLIE, BowES A POWELL.
10Th between Main and Cary.
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WAR! WAR;!
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
DISMISSAL OF Mr.. CHAMPION
~ Government baa. you'd invite n,n to sl,G
'.s, :" procure 0"r Of those nice summer 'o; % oq9 "a
Mnln, g., mnEni2o@ let wea'irboaring,
ir2s EDWIN w6ETnAM 4 co.
"'N'N'-'''"'i rG Sfaa EsGp 31;a CO. for
HYGEiA nora; Old POINT CouFoHT.
r7elng james River and Bay Boat 20 as yias. r n
''G i r. steamer "'h'n lev yards q The ile.,
l00 HnDS; NV ORLEANS sTGAH
i0 bis G Yellow DO
~ hbl.. Powdered do
i-2e BACON 4 BAsKERuLL
,0 d;' r. ~ lss ga,'y q D. co,osp. oeeur,
Al GiT1k y ~ Dr aHS sas i c a 4 l fS[ a
els Corner il ,nJ Broad streets
kUsSn Nsy 60, n,r'ng, rleed ge,aog drg ,al,sd COD
q eli4ist 80, and h Hcierei. 10 VII e bbl. extra No
sEins%s MILLER.
jsN Corner Peari ani Carr streets
nus FOH uACHINEIY.-iu proved Lubrsatlsr
" Or Sperm OIL Lard OIL, sc, - tar sals ~
= iIiIDs. JoLEs, Tor sale. -.
DOA HuLs. PRIME EXTRA MEDIUM
IH,NULL "a TLEHY, Ac-rea Tray. and Wait,r.. o
81. .nre pieces neEint Ivory Handle Knives For.
0 US Ut ~ we hthrht Tor sale ~ cost, ~
jrl' ZIMMERMAN
NKATtING- UATTING.-suier.r - White Waiting,
. ~ i"r sole low. ". r. PERKINS a Co.
1 ~ No iti Eagie square
J. uD'HI ON UOJ NTAIN HyE WHISKEy.
~ FbHs uterior d..ted Harmlu A snapp, Augurt
county 70 winch W. invite e trade ~ sale Nv
49,, wOMBLE A CLAfBORNF,
~ No. ~ Pearl
sIO s0SH.EsIiGHTH CASKS IUITATION ..
~ ""N'"'' y" '' Uf JAS WINSTON
n SuAII TinS 80 LIS. EACID FHEsn
- "iN"fN "lI'h ior sle j,t JAS wfNFfON
SPICES n'r' Pe,ler Do do r.usato for .ai, ly
-, p ~ sKtNKEH a co.
- Csry street
EnBHIS. TArNEHS' OIts C,.... tv u,.t,,.,,
wv ~ ids tndkeTss landing sud for ale bv
y" DANfNpoFT. ALLEN co.
NACKEHEL.-i5sbb bib. No med nm wsese,e, ,...,v.
y. wy ~" ''''V LtWis W. WEBB a co
= VAHLI DA uASkS.-Bcacisd Table bam.st.. H.,
/, q" do' Napsn' &C. Ac..ju received
. 'eF T. maxwell sco
SANED tAguS.-is5SOo L. Do =, t,,,, .-,,
- FyihF Cloud and for sale ~
= ~ sHuLIs 4 sONVRvILtE
- RoN HIHHtNGS.-8o0 boSes No 0 Herring. ir, store
}" SHIELDS soHERuLLg
= 5000 IND AlHATA TABLE, TEA AND
Waite. Cssor q handsome patterns Cindissiess ssr,"
kings &c, ior sale ~ ""p'"
~ RUIkLn co.
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uINOR IfOSrON.-fr.tvr-seiR Richmond and Bos- -
tosion Ige The superior nne last sail. tS
ing regular Packet Schooner Susan. Captain, seth g. N
Rogers, partition Of hcr and going
board with all possible dispatch For balance Of freight
Apply TO - . -. .....
lc2G DAVID WI CURkif
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ED. ID. KEELING,
NPKINf. AND Err GOODS.

UST " superior Cloths,
- Nestngs which he will up the best manner,
most reasonable TERMS and at the shortest notice
large aud well selected stock Of Ready Made Clothing, which
yin with any Ia this other market Our prices
loS : any other House.
Furnishing Goods variety such Shirts CrAyats Sharfs
Ties, &c. Sc.
He invites HE friends aal others who search Of really
rAble goods to call and examine lis stock. mh2S
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BOOK AGENCY.
VIZ subacrbers have established
and w furnish any took Or Publication =, as fetal price
We p pnHTe Any pcrsuns W forwarding thr
o. any o. The w Magazine such AZ Hargefs Gpdeys Punan,
uraan Frnnk Lesis Fashions w0 the
or one year and N Ipgndi Htbyrapb portrait ~r
Washington, Jackson Ctay subscribing 10 ~ aud i
hAgsKne they VII receive COW either portraits
Subscribing a. worth o. magaEnss ainee pertra vim b.
sent Nrais Music furnished 10 those who wisRlt.
enysope o. every description and sire IN large quan
Ues, FURNISHED Zeal Prrssei Dies SC, 10
Every description Of executed h uestpes.
80 dspstch Views Of huing Newspaper IeAdings Views Of
hachnery Book Illustrations, Lodge Cec
~ orders sent BY mail promptly attended rsons uhipg views
b. mail - ''Ns
Persons ut d,sace having articles ould and tse,,
advantage address The subscribers We would ACT AZ agents tr
The sale " Che same. pYRAN "a PfEkCF
4 ~. nYHas. 49, t,ss1s -
no2S-dAu1y
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RgFERfNCEs Geo Hotybeckcr. Apeia, wm Archsr Cock
Ceaerhd Harrison Richmond Wrn. a. CoIon Charles
Cry ". Apperson, C.ades CITY J. ivsy Arpoinattos
BENZ Robnrou King william, ~ President John Tyler, Chafies
Wy " ~ ~ NELSON 4 MOTT
mill 80 MaD street. Richmond.
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FEELS LONDON GREEN GINGEH WIN

hH"y"ctrsa from FRENCH pes, GreSn Jdn1fcd GfageT
SeriDe grunge, CaTon d.. Three Yedrs Oid
a REMARKABLY pleasant, carniuatve and
stniueut highly bnehrai IN checking dseIdee
The stomach and bowels prevalent scAier wh
Irequeniy When hg ted Ig~hes DyseptNgY, Choca, &C u
sr9 valuable remedy or naulenoy pgsIePa and Ges De
preventive Prcv ~ ceatl pfs battle, ~ PER doren.
~ Wholsae aud Retail Agents, BENNETT HFERs
I'D MIN slftet sfnl Pearl street. Richmond. ib-u
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
5,03l PRIZES-s6O, O00-lO,O00 NUMBERS ONLY /!
GRAND SPECULATION FOR A SMALL INVESTMENT
IMPROVEMENT on THE APPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY
JASPER COUNTY
ACADEM IOTrERY

BY AUTHORITY or THE STATE Op GEORGIA.
CLASS d..
To BE- drawn July 18TH 1856 CONCERT HALL
der the sworn superintendent Of Col Gao NJ IGs aud
NlsHET, Hsq.
T Lottery Royal Lottery Havana
Of Single Numbers this la. only Numbers Havana
10 YOUR Vow l. he time.
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deduction.
~ Persons sending money BY Icing lost
Orders punualy attended Bank
Notes SOUND Bank taken Drawing ordering
Tickets.
20 fhose vng particular numbers should order Immediately
The 5J Pres Of = determined drawing
tai % SJ; n the Capital even NUN
ir, those Tickets ending W s. entitled TO q n an
odd number those rcks ending with D. T. entitled
- Persons buying Tickets odd Que even
number, 10 draw a PrEe.
Address, JAMIE D. WINTER, Manager,
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XXTE have been engaged tor some time past ~,
Wv Ia getting up the patterns for n new esq.,
PioW, especially designed for turning under the MN
heaviest growth Of vegetable matter, and
pleasure Of informing friends, that think
h.ge fully accomplished that end
We would call the attention Of the Farmers 20 this Pov
Of Flows Of Cuyator Corn Wee
New Ground jumping Cosers, Large Horse Cultyators
putting wheat, All Of which made
shops, by good satisfaction.
GEO. WATT CO. Franklin street
he Exchange, Richmond, n.
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+ Y. r. IT y r E

UpINFoRD 4 PORTER a this
, the largest stock OF Relmand male SSfXRI&<H
FURNITURE be found In the This faIni-
superb, built by the best worknen IN the ~ -
under the immediate supervision OF the propreoTs
thoroughly acquainted with the business splendid Ward
Chairs BedsteAd equal 10 made In New York
he had Of them Their determination reduce
small profits Let the people and
BISfORD PORTER for the article Of Furniture
piebu ND the HE a2S
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nR: SANFOHD's tSyIGOHATOH-Isreeom recommend
ed 10 the public reng It, Intrinsic excellence
favor
PoT all Billions Attacks he truly safety
hng fully capable Of the Diseases which
mended and for giving tone and Vgor e. ne general system
lts qualities have fully practice pro
preior Through the ugya solicitations Of many have
aud been bensht BY H. The proprietor has been induced
leforc ts public f9 AZ Bilious Dersnyemsuis sek Headache
Chronic DsThA, Habiual
~.
For sale by Druggists generally aud by PURCELL %
No ~ 81 Main 1it Agents aud h.
Duya No US Main street. a. Whit us slFssI
by sanford A Co, N. Y. fe1-iy
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me TO THREE REGULATn-FOUR To six PURGE

HOW RAILWAYS REaULA ToRs AND READY RELIEF, CURED
THf SON or JAMES roMIINsON OF PArToNsvII.IE aCOrr
CO. VA. of CHRONIC RHEuMArIsM AFTER FIFTEEN PHYsI-
CLANS FAILED TO RELIEVE HIM. RkAD THE LETTER;
January 10Th, tsaS.
MrsRs- RApwIY o..
have this Co.
Pills
Regulators Of
than all the Pills have sold .s
isors "rhe n that had hen
diseased the Chronic Rheumatism
Fifteen different has tried him, but could
tried
In he completely cured many
people with Ready Relief Resoven
bst doctors down here could
the doctors down here scure
medicines Yours truly,
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yEPTHA GARDINER.

For Mr. Gardiner
maiisn he unable walk without the help stick the
18th OF December he hr tried the r. Ron the 3l he could
walk without aid and free from palm Let all who crippled
or bed ridden, think of this
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NJ tLEs AND HOHSES.-2Oo head Of Mules "a
1V1 and Horses have Just arrived from Kentucky tS
choice and superior lot Of stock. mules well Il -
:or Iron Masters Railroad Contractor
for sale exchange, fair prices, and accommodating
EDNID WALKER,
At z. Blankenships Stables.
n BI shall be receipt Of fresh direct Kentucky
every month Ia the jyi1 EW.
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r.. r. r..
IMPORTANT HEYElATI0Nai

In ,t,. es.p,s, .s -nl show hos R.p.Arr
k.soLArea terrible
tam. snss nnssn fhyei.ns IN scot, county. Va. had
rkm vain Also how Doctors
using R.dw.y' every l. sfnlct~i nm M,
read thu. .dverti-snent all Rrrav,
aud CathArtie Medicine la
hes covered With Pmpls Bo,che- sorrs al
Win esa naoef- r~ad the case. publish RApvArs
Rnis, kpuns k.ov.rse R.olv.sr, and RssuIA-
the only reuees torturns
us terrible and 10 tr~p s
human system In regular aud healthy spns Disease
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
THE TWO FACES.

There are now lying before us two
issues of a certain paper, called the st.
Louis Leader the Catholic organ in that
city. Both papers we've issued on the
26Ih of September. One issue. publish
ed according to the declaration of the
editor of the Leader "by special order .
was circulated abroad, in which is an ar
ticle entitled "FremonI's Religion, y 60
ing to show that be is well known in st.
Louis as a member of the Catholic Com
munion. On the same day the issue for
home circulation appears without the ar
ticle aforesaid, but in the place of which
is an article entitled t0ur JESSIE" all
about runaway matches, etc. The at
tempt of Catholic to injure man be-
fire the people by charging him with
being member of the church to which
he, this said Catholic, belongs, and this
by such means as we have exposed
above shows spirit OF recklessness in
political scheming which has never be-
feor been witnessed.-Phtsbavg Gazette
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29

Union is necessary to our salvation. Mr..
Brooks was very right in admitting that
the mere circumstance of his meeting
and justly chasiising an insolent defamer
of the South, was not the cause of so
great demonstration of popular feeling.
Ii was because this actrepresented bold
feature in the great sectional controversy,
long standing, and now more threaten
ing than ever, that it was made the oc-
casion for the expression of the convic-
tions and feelings of the people of the
State. 1t is from such circumstances
always, that great revolutions spring
and their force is in this : that there are
great passions, and strong convictions,
ready to burst into activity, and requir.
ing only spark to explode the mine =
We are, in Charleston, comparatively
dead 10 the sense of the depth and fore,
of this resistless feeling in the country
We are smothered here in the atmos
phere Of trade, and of thousand loca
interests and petty contentious but il
the freer air of The country, they know
and see that there is great confic
raging, involving all their dearest inter
ests-involving the very structure of so
ciety and that tie only policy compati
iblc with manhood and promising sue
cess, is boldness. In the words Of Dan
ton, What we need is to Dare /! ant
again 10 Dare ! and ever to Dare ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
A YANKEE AFTER AN INDIAN
SQUAW. fs1 .issi

A letter from Washington in the Phil
adeIphia, Inquirer of l4th of August, has
the following:
Considerable amusement has been
afforded some of our officials, for the last
few days. by the presence of a genuine
Yankee, who came here for the purpose
Of negotiating treaty of marriage with
the daughter of certain Shawnee Chief,
who. you may remember, some lime ago
offered large premium 20 any suitable
man who would take her and settle
down in his country TO teach his people
civilized manners and customs. He halls
from Boston, is well-dressed, intelligent
and evidently in earnest. He has had
an interview with the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs and several of the Heads
of Departments, and also with the Pres
ident, and has forearrned himself with
sundry letters of recommendation, testi-
moniaIs as to character, &c. The Yam
kee "sticks out" in all his movements.
He is willing TO take the young squav.
but he wants to be sure that he win re-
ceive all the douceurs named in the old
chiefs proposition, and carefully counts
up what he is likely to gain By the ope-
ration. Seriously speaking, his invest
ment might not be bad one, for The
lady is said 10 be quite desirable per-
sonage but the officials have made
themselves very merry at the Boston
mans expense. and have turned him
over from one to another until he has
nearly been the rounds. AT last ac-
counts he was in treaty with Ex-Govern-
or Reeder. He is perfectly indomitable,
and seems determined to realize the
spirit of the old maxim, that "faint
heart never won fair lady" The inci-
dent was quite refreshing in the arid de-
sert Of politics.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
MR.. BRECKENRIDGE REBUKED.

Many of our readers will doubtless re-
member how great parade was made by
the Buchanan papers of the declaration
of Mr.. Breckenridge, Vice Presidential
candidate, that the Democratic party is
not in favor of the extension of slavery.
He undertook to prove that i! is not in
his speech here; he openly declared it
in Indiana; it is the burden OF the song
of the Buchanan men in their Northern
speeches; it is played upon as a " harp
of a thousand strings by all the news
papers in that interest throughout the
North and by it the effort is constantly
made 10 hoodwink the unwary. il ap-
pears that Gov. Wickliffe of Louisiana
had expressed himself in somewhat SIM
liar terms to those used by Mr.. Brecken-
ridge, whereupon the New Orleans Bee,
the Democratic organ. thus discourses:
"Now, we assert that the South does
desire the extension of Slavery. There
is not Southern man-even among the
warmestoppOnents of 6llibusieiisnl-that
does not desire the annexation of Cuba
as .Slave State, and would not have it
except as a Slave State. Gov. Wicklife
indorses Breckenridge. and that "every
young man" soothes Free Soil Democ
racy BY assurances that the Democratic
party does not desire the extension Of
slavery. There is no getting around the
issue. II the Democratic party of Lou
sians is prepared to sanction Mr.. Breck-
enridge and Gov. Wickliffe, let it pro
claim its faith. Meanwhile we invite the
Shareholders Of our State, and especially
the Democratic Shareholders, 10 take due
notice that the Democratic nominee for
Vice President denies that he is attached
to any organization that desires the ex
tension Of slavery, and that the Execu-
tive of Louisiana fully endorses the senti-
ment." PNs5urg GazeHs.