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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CHEs-

Il TERRIFIED, NEAR TO BEI.L0NA ARSENAL
AS rrnstee In deed Of trust from Airner ", frs-
bue, datei aoth October ~, duly Ftesr'ied in CheS
Tic snction. on the premises, on THURSDAY. thc
iath III fall IL hot the next ialr day OF Move ubnf
1877 At the late residence of Nr. Jnn tdans OF the
Coal PHI h.rnplse after the sale Of BIS etate by hs
Executora,l the following rgai estate conveyed hy
Ilr trust deed aforesaid, yiz:ii7 ecseS uf land 10
Gated as above, icing the same purchsscd nv Maid
Tgs.bus 6f the estate of Edward q. Ffehd, died -
The title Is believed n be good. hut the Trustee viii
convey with the usual special warranty
TKHNs-tsash. JAs. 4, NJ fIRF Truy.ee
no 9-tu
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND DAxyILLE X r. Co..
November Sih, 1851. J
THE COUPONS OF INTEREST. due
b. this Company in New York On lst January.
isS, s=il be paid without deduction) on application
az this sfiice. THO. ". BROCkESBRUUGH,
- - Treasurer
el- New York Herald will copy one week, and
account. Eo6-2r
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M. FOR RENT.-A very neat Brick
III House, With seven rooms Kitchen. Coal and
WOcdhouse. and "a we'll OF first rate water In the
yard, situated Just outside the corporation this first
house on the estham plank road. Posstssion ciysn
imned stely Enquire of
no 2--3t2vyte GUDDfE x AppFESOH
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k4A-f IT. h1LhII, httUIHoy Ut AaW-
Practices 10 Ill the Courts held the city Of Rich
tnond, and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Uourts OF Chesterfield. Henrioo Hanover and King
\ uiiam counties.
eSr 0fice over the. store Of Z. Johnston Brothe
No. lis Main street.. Jy I'm
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E4ag" FLowRRa.-Just received most
beautiful assortment u fine FRENCH FLOW kkS, to
which VIZ invite ths attention 81 our customers.
Also, on hari, nice supply Of Ribbons, krInges,
trimmings and Fancy Dress buttons suitable Tor the
season, At lS~ prices. ,
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~ GoTnnyoR aTnnnr srov. eroR,.

fall campaign ,or Isl, now opened. Rith larger
Snd bii desirable esspTtnept thsn in any fjr
Ier year con4stuE Ia part 1f entire cargo irom
the luaty celebrated foundry IT O. BRrsinE, which
iuiges Of good work particularly invited 20 FL
amino. Persons barring ia uSr Stay"S, Range, or
Furnaces OF this make, can obtain repairing pieces,
OIL application. at factor! pr1ces
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HRAIN BAGS.-For sale in lots TO suit
Innrrhas.rs Enouire at the ofFee Of the Treas
urar or superintendent OF the 4 'hmord and Dan
villa Railroad Cosnpany ~ Xy-dach
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Q Clerks
y lives. Ii
|srlcans, hak
sAdttb.i4
chCpi, IA N&
all tsscriA
10 uIu4Ji asf
bali ttrtS
g!pIon u y
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gsy~GEoRGB B. STgEL, Dentist, Office
ard residence. No. I'll, on MAN, between Sth and 9Th
streets Richmond, Va. my 3G-ly
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O. sl-lm

neg~MIssRs' AND CHILpBEN's DRESSES,
wEAPPINGs. Also, BLACK ACE BAsQUEs.
CApES, PARTY DRESSES aud BRIDAL WELLS
las le to ortier.
NtrS Blaachet, Prcssci and Trimmed.
Gn ON hand 4 fine assortment OF QUILTED
Il tUDs. LAOttS bAHAAf,
No. 204 Broad ST. between ith and STU streeta.
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E@f~ WITHOUT REGARD TO Co.r,
FOR CASH.

E&f- WITHOUT REGARD TO Co.r,
FOR CASH,
In orier 10 reduce large snd srlaniia stock nf
D r u g 8 g o d S!
SUANLS bMBROIDkRfRs
CtAJAhS itNr%S
SlLhs UOSiEEY
DR. LANES SiIEgFINaS
NALfNCIAS S1kO CLOTHING
rAkips DI.AhhkTS
MsktNOES SHIRTS, DRAWERS
CALib1ks CLOTHS
J.AtnS sCAS+tMERES
Nt~Lt$S fkrFIStSS
HphkS CRANATs
3LOfES sGAkE5
&c. &c, dc,
We viii still continue to sell without regard
TO COST, FOR CAsIII
Our stock Ia kept C0gPLKTg and UNpRpssS aud
goods viii De charged to prompt customers ia the
country or city, at y small advance.
Ne are receiYing hy steamer thl morning q largo
lot II rich sLN 81 aud CLOTH HLoAhS, and 9th,
goods which are offered eAtruinrly cheap.
PRlCb < WATEINS
no9 Nearly opposite EXCa&ues bank,
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rszy@ BINF0Rp. MAYO & BLAIR, %
Main g~et would call tho attention Of the public
t. tncr large stock of Embrc!ceres, fancy silks,
Table DAinAska, Linen SAeetings. Irish Linens,
Blankets and Negro Clothing. Their business must
10 closed as speed Doasible, and the above
goods will be sold for cash without re- ~rd TO cost
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Tag FRESH LBECHEs.-I have just re-
ceiyed, by Adams EXPRESS, a freai lot Of Swedish
LEECuEe, which will Dc applied upon most reason
able terms
T. S.-GuppinS ana Ieechlng promptly attended
Dressing Rooia under the American Hotel and sf
night IN 9th street. French Garden HILL
my &-ts X. C. HODSON.
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orFics "a. PISS Asp MAMA INe. Co.

orFIcg "a. RIeB Asp MAMA INs CO..
Richmond, 3rd Nov, Is51.
E.S" DIVIDEND NoTICE. The Board OF
Directors OF this Institution have this day de-
rlsTed dividend Of pei ceuf. on the capital stock
pa yabe - the Stockholders their legal represeu
tatises, st the Uflce of the COmpsuy, on MONDAY
the l5th inst. until which time the Transfer Book
will be closed. ". l.. CONAkDIN,
no4-SltIo Secretary.
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AUCTION sALHs.
TuMDlE
By Goddin 4 Apperson, Auess.

BY G0ddin q Apperson, Aucts.
CMALL ROCEEY STORE AND
~ Dw BILLING or DUvAi. MAR TV JCDAa
STRHsf, FOX sALB At AyCTlUN. WI - sold
On Ia pgrrnisse On MONDAY, The is<h NosSqkaxj
f.s. 1T o o'cIurk y. NJ the kIfsnk store and WI
Ing. located - absve nov IN the occupancy ~ Kvy,
al Allen It IL consieersd ~ sxcelltnf 0rocsly
stand. Ina lot frouts - fsef. snd rnas beck - fst
10 an ailey.
fsRxs-t,ne third ea-i,. balance ~ Z and msstAs.
for negotiable notes, interest," s,idod. sscafsf By
no II uODDiS 4 APPEgsoS. Aueas.
BY Alexander Mott.
CROCK SALE OF PINE WINES, LIZ
- quuRs AND BAR TrxTUgSG. Us0EH ODD
FELLOWS HALL VIII Be cold ~ suetioa. @
MONDAY next, ct Psrksr's saloon. under the UdA
fellvws Hall. commencing 81 lGts oeock tbs enttro
stock Of the said Falcon. Consisting VI me Wtpee,
Liquors, Bar Fixtures, general assortnsBs Of Goa
dictionaries and Fsney articles Show cssss. 0ias
ALSO,
At l0,. o'clock PRECISELY, win be sold the Ksy I'D
Geod will OF the Store anu FALCON.
As such rare opportunity . seldom offered Of -
curing one OF the best stands In the city r hssau
rant hose wshins 70 engage 10 said business ssai@
do well 70 attend.
Terms st sale
b. order Of the Rxecutrfx.
Sale conducted By ALBx. MOTT,
no l2-tds Auctionssr.
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BY l. s. G. d. Davenport.

BY s. G. B. Davenport.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ THURSDAY. 18th November. We will sell. at
l0o'cloch, at our Auction StSra an assert U.nt OF
Groceries, viz:
io0 bhis. New York Syrup
tSs0 sides cole Lenther
LOU bbls. Rectined Whiskey
soap. CHlldles, Green Teas
French .SIQudy n. r.. Rum
Coffee aud Crushed Sugar B:ocsas ai;d 6uskstx
Wrapping Paper aud Irvine
New York State Cheese, English Dairy Cheese
Pepper. Alspice and Ginger
TGRIs: I ndor SlGO q ash SlG0 aud over months
credit for approved paper.
Lo - J. h Il. B. DAVENPORT Aue.s
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CLOSING PRICES FOR CASH ONLY.
~ 40 yards Plaid and Striped silks. at - and
eta: Black sik Robes at &fT worth So Elaek ~
de Rhine and Mourning Silks at eosis Best Erene..
Nerinos at f.0oS Rich silk Robes Quilts AT so~';
Poaf Apliaue and yaiuncinss sets, az SAVING ai 30
10 IS ett W. r. PERniNsa CO..
mil kagla ~ nAre.
TINC.--l4 casks Shse, Zine: also. spell
~ sef and shess Iron, fas kslsby
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Rs:ss~ Look OFT FOR
T. II. PRICE & Co.'S
Great Opening.


EsA~B BATHS, B1rHs.. BArHs..,-Uot.
cold SEd shower baths can be had daily from
c'cio.l, A. NJ 10 heH past L. NJ, st tile hair cut
tinS, SHAW .na ana shamrooiDg unGsr tho Amer
- carts, or f.vs Estkets Tor 81.
&c r. c. uOBSON
axs- Nobody Objects to
our Prices. Ss
&C @-la Tnos. +. PRICE co.
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X. B.-Nutrs of solvent suspended Bangs III Nirs-
nia North aod Soath CarJiins Mars Hand, penussE
vania, or Asw EnZiand, IocsVai tor gorrts AT oar
Ealar cash prices, ana market Tsiue allowed fer
6paCie &C Is
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PIANOS. - For sale pris
vatelT, tao very superior PIANO&
7 H n Gvery little nsed. ALEX MOTT.
uZ-n Auek
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sss- MAGNIFICENT opESIsG--
GALA DAY.
THOMAS IL. PRICE g. CO.,

Having swept of by their hsayy sales In october
the great mass of their early purchases nr,, nov
making large additions to their splendid stoci 81
hfAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
bought within few days. at the closing rates of the
season. They are uow amply Tepieuished FOR the
late eal sod Winter uAdt aud Is they intend 10
rave lean deeks against tha Spring and iuteud to
eeii Their soods upon their own counters they in
'ie country cad city trade 10 come aud see zoods AZ
rstes, OF which the history OF the busju,.,s in ,h
city can flTSsh no parallel.
TX ~ their iptentisn o make Inducements Al vraat
hath wall ia more Ike great gift show thar re-
SttaF sse Oh goods and FROM this time out during IN.
NhoIe winter SESSION. buyers may reIy upou unpre-
celentrd hgures.
They will merely add that, to PROMPT customers.
either ~ith cash or without it, everything will be
oHeTed at prices s.tound,ngly low and ia many in
SsnctS At lar less than tho cosI Of importation
como " -'" -
Elegant Velvet and Cloth C!osks sna Asuiillas
Chenille aud Stella Shavls
IoDg Blanket Sha1is
SaQHre d.. 90
Servants Blanket shawis
Black snd coiored Blanket shavls
Do ds. DO. Thibst de-
New and elegant SILK Robes
ladies Eurs, great variety
Elegant Embrui5eTies
Hosiery great stock
ShIrts aud Drawers. &C, &c.
Negro Blankets
Negro Clothing
Ltuseys, Kerroys, &c, &c.
Ana by every aTTiI al how Goods and great Jobs
from the cesh aud other late ssIas, expected.
no Il-l2t T. X. PRICE CO.
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No. Vt MAIN HIhEFI,
OF lets Over y. " keGchs Trimming Store.
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THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF

"a THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OK
~ pANCING-CHhRLBS A. McEVOy respect.
49, fully announces TO the citizens OF Richnsoad
49,. end vicinity. that the next annual session Of
his school for instruction in the ebove accomplish
ment will opeu Corinth!an Hall on Thursday Nov.
18th. 1887, at toclock Y. NJ Tor young ladies nis
ses and masters, aud on Friday evening the isSA
for gentlemen at I oclock.
Regular days Of tuition for young ladies', nissss
and masters, Thursday afternoons and Saturday
mornings. uentlsmen's class Wednesday aaa
Friday evenings.
The session will be OF FIVE months duration fsrvS
for full session Sill For half session $40 Ali DE
neS dances OF the seeson Will bo taught amohg
them the New Lineer's Quadrilirs.
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by Alexander Mott, Auct.

lift AUCTION, AT No. 1853 BROAD
~ STREET, 0P FINE GOLD JEwELRv, ST.
vER WARE. CUTLERY. kc.--The auction wiil cen
time for one week only (ss all the goods must -
s9d within that time at store Of Thee. II. Owens,
Ne i62 bFos4 st., between eth aud It'll strcsts They
CONSIST IN part Of fine Cameo Mosaic. Gold etocs and
solid Gold Jeweiry such usually kept In Ara
class lrwelry stoIe, together with well seleetsd
lions.
fitting every person, buying 4 piece u Js.siry
amounting TO enc dollar, 10 ticket, which Will give
them chance TO draw splendid gift.
The above 10 the geck OF merchant who hes m
s and must be sold at once TO meet the demands Il
his creditors. Country merchants would do veil 70
a.teud the sales, rs great bargains wtiIbe cold.
Remember the place. No. lA3 Broad street bstwesn
eth and It'll streets, south side sign OF the aacttsa
flag,
nos ALEX. MOTT. Aset.
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FOR SALE, &C.

ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
l. pLETE FOR SALE.--I have one of Moves "a
inch BURR STONE MILLS, with all the necessary
machinery for making the best Family Flour for
sale very low, comprising Smut Machine Screen
Boiling Cloths, Elevators. Shafts PuiieS BELTS and
Boiling Chests all ready to DO attached to Water
NH or Steam Engine, and capable Of making IA bar
refs Of best Family Flour in twelve honrs This MIN
aud Machinery has been worked in the city of Rich
nOnd about months, by George Merriam dec d.
making superior Family Flour and IL now as good
IS new. The present owner having no use for Il,
Will sell for less than half of the original cost The
machinery can be seen and the price ascertained By
application at the United States Hatel.
JOHN A. JKTRR
" b.-This Mil Will grind 10 bushels Of corn per
hour into the finest Meal. seS-dts
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NOTiCE.-We have this day admitted
~ JOHN Il. CLARK, Of HALIFAX, Va, as a part
TER il ouI Z -gineEs.
TlIWEATT i FAULKNER
Tao stTis OF the Arm viii hereafter he
THWBATT, FAULKNER i CLARK.
Richmond, Oct. IL. 49,. &C tim
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BY Alexander Mott.
BIZ +. B. Cook & Co.
cLosINa OUT SALE orHARpwARg.

tLUSING OUT SALE OF HARDWARE,
- CUTLERY. GUNS, &c, AT AUCTioS.-Os
sell, at the store Of Thos. How. ESQ., on Main, be-
tween pin and 10th streetg the balance Of his stock,
consisting In part Of Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Knob Locks, Carpenter Tools, Grubbing Hosa.
ed.
TFsns-An sums under go eash: over that
amount, months credit
noIl \. r. COOK / CO.. Aucta
r ARGE SALE OF GROES.-At
IL hecklenburg November Court, {NONDAY, the
18th inst We shall sell from ~ to 20 or more valSA-
BILE SLAVES, mos; Of them young and likely, and .
large part Of them will br sold on II MONTHS
CREDIT. TifU6. Il. MOSS SON.
tS-lt Auctiouo~ra
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BOARDING, 60.

p0ARDlNG.--A Gentleman and Lady
~ may find comfortable accommodation in plea.
SAINT aud retired part of the city convenient bust
ness on 9Th street. between Clay and Leigh, third
tenement, loit-haud eide Price moderate.
no l3-3to
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RUARDlNG.-W still have vacant
~ rooms. and would he pleased to accommodate
persons during the Fair (aud after) with BOARD &C..
Mt our residence OF Grace street, between jth aud
9th streets. MISSES MURRAY.
or 1T
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CYMNAsIUM The undersigned be

GYMNASIUM The undersigned begs
~ leave t. inform his friends and the public that
he inteutie 10 arrange. at his Gymnasium, on Mar
shall street, between 9Th md 9Th, class for boys.
Parents are respectfully invited to visit my G yni-
uasillTn and learn tie particulars.
The Gymnasium is open Tor tina reception Of boyt
every Monday, " ednesday aud Friday, at o'clock
p. N.
TeRxs-per session of 70 months, 81, payable in
sfVanca.
Btst references given.
Do&-f2tk EDWARD kfMpE.
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tHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
~ be had Cor stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
L COED HARD COKE. which We are delivering for
she present at s4.75 per load.
"a ls-ts JNO. J. WERTH Agt.
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Il AIIUNAL HUIEL, MAIN STKEET,
~ Staunton, Virginia,
VIM. d. UILkSON. Proprietor.
Omaibusses free OF charge run in connection with
the Hotel and the Rail- DAD Depot.
ES- Every attention is given to passengers who
wish to- depart by either Of the lines of travel.
my .G-3m
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wTRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
&. u. Whitfield. Wholesale and retail dealer in
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber Of every descrip-
ton O8ce and yard corner Of Cary and IGth streets
Richmond. Va. myl9-,6Ins
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ROARD.-Hsying taken the House for
~ merry occupied by Miss Ring known as the
PARK HOUSE, On Rank street, will be pleased u
Accommodate day and permanent BoARDHRS-to
tnose who desire all .hs comforts OF home One
large room secopt floor suitable for iaEy, can
be obtained, by esiiy application.
nu3-iAt< Miss c. T. pEfiPAN
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a. FUK KENT-The three. story and
NJ basement Brick House on CuuRI street between,
is' and ID streets. 1t contains nine and two
pantries. gas throughout, watsT, &s; bath room: =
good brick kitchen. and tr;ca sable in r.ar Of the
tot. APPLY On The PROMISES. or to Il. MCCONNELL
II Mitchell 4 Tyirrs. NO Il-ia
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ELOUR-Choiee Family. made from Sc
4 lected White Wheat. Also. other grsdsa. 4
prime article Of ButidF. Also, Eountsln hack
wheat Flour. Bor sae by
W. 3. T0MpKINs 4 BRO.
lt-1I Bsaip IA
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PERSON AL.

NOTiCE.-I have this day appointed
~ MJRRIS NELSON, Of the city O. Richmond,
my Agent, H. conduct the DIX GOODS and TAI
lnhiNi BUSINESS, IN All their braRcAss and 70
sell and bay Tor cash only.
y. ". NELSON
Richmond, Nov. 3. Isl. no 5-I9ts
N0TlCE.-l have this day appointed
~ JOSEPH II. COLQCITT, of the eity O. Aicbnond,
ny Agent. 60 c%nduc; mo sadGlery and Harris. bu
SiQess In q II ia branches.
II. r. BROWNING.
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CORNS! CORNS. .-DR. SCH ULTZ
- has returned 70 this city. and respectfully In
forms his patients. friends aud the public generally
that he may he daily consulted at his Office on
Main street Opposite Corinthltn Hail. DIR. S's pec,-
liar skill III removing Corns. Bunions, Deformed
Nails &c, &c, without pain Inconvenience. is too
we'll known 10 need any further comments. lie
trusts 10 receive the liberal patronage here
tofore. call is requested from transient visitors.
&C Ats 80
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
From Lancaster County.
LANCASTER, PA, Oct, 1857.

DEAR Col r. ( II
The days arc becoming cloudy,
and the nights cool; iudicating that pre-
parations for the winter must be made
The continued mildness OF the weather has
been avery special blessingEfor the poor
in rendering unnecessary continued and
glowing fires. 1t seems that the specula-
tors and the banks have the people of
Pennsylvania by the thumbs, and until the
latter are crushed there is no security for
the people. In adversely they are nui
sance, in prosperity curse; they produce
fictitious prosperity, and when specula-
tors have used them to the full, they stand
from under, and the accommodating "pro-
misses to pay" of years are found in the
hands Of those who ere least able to bear
the loss. That many reputed rich have
gone down in the gale instead of being an
answer, is matter for second charge;
because although they may have been
imprudent they were honest, and are the
victims of an imitation they did not make.
On Wednesday last, a new fandango
came off in this city. 1t was sort of a
grand war dance by the " Improved Order
of Red Men, i suppose they are sort of
double distilled Native Americans, and will
be followed in due course Of time by the
" Patent polished race of Black men."--
Very extensive preparations have been
made by the City Tribes for the grand
pow-wow, but the display and turn out are
conceded to have been failure. Thou
sands dwindled to hundreds, and the num-
ber of Tribes in attendance was only nine,
with an average of less than fifty warriors,
pow-wows, prophets, and sachems.
The preparations however did credit to
the Tribes of the city. lin center square
they labored for several hours on Tuesday
night to raise the center pole of the big
Wigwam, and dnallygayc itIup in despair;
but sometime on Wednesday, forenoon they
got it tnp. On the top was an Indian with
his bow and arrows and his faithful dog to
bear him company. From the pole, at the
height of about so feet, several beautiful
wreaths were extended to the houses join
ing the square; and across each street
entering the square wreath was tastefully
sprung. .n
The Tribes paraded the city for some
hours, and then assembled in'the big Wig
wan; where they had some ,music and a
prayer, and sang a song of which shall
say nothing but beg leave to cut from
morning paper the following.
j. Franklin Reigart, ESQ.,, Grand Mar
sinai, read an Ode, composed by Mr. Mat.
thias zahm, and respectfully dedicated to
the Ee-shah.ko-nee tribe, in honor of the
visitors. This was listened to with the
greatest attention by the members. n
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The. Election ten. packer ChOs en-
GeycrAOr by a Majority Of 42,75I.

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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
Letter from the Editor.-No. 2.

ST.. CHARLES HOTEL,
4 Pittsburg, October 20, 1867. ! &
Dear Reader - w
My last epistle to you was from
philadelphia. II did not fnd place in
the last Democrat May be it will never
see day.iight-no great loss, perhaps "
The District Court Of the United States
for the Western DISTRICT of Pennsylvania,
under the supervision Of Mr.. Marshal
CAMPBELL, is now in session in this city.
The Supreme Court is also in session here
judges Lewis, Woodward, Knox, Lowry
and Armstrong on the Bench. The next
session of Marshal Campbell's Court will
bo held here in November, and at Will
Transport in next June. HrfN
How great the triumphs of our late
victory. Pennsylvania has again nobly
vindicated her honor, and is crowned in
political glory. Mr.. BUCHANAN has cause
to be proud of his noble State, and doubly
proud to know that her noble sons have
re affirmed their verdict of 1856, and un-
mistaka ably vindicated the principles and
measures of his Administration. -g..
Governor Packer has gloriously CARRIED
the Keystone State. Her proud Flag that
has been for the last three years trailing in
the dust, has been raised aloG, and for
coming time will wave in honor. glory and
triumph. r7 ao.
Ohio, too, has yindicated her honor, and
with Pennsylvania, stands forth, redeem
ed, regenerated and disenthralled. Yes
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and several other
States have notly vindicatod their honor,
and now stand forth :proudly'in the Galaxy
Of Democratic States.
Wilmotism, w-Nothingism, and Mig
gerism, (thank God have received last
ing qnietuS, and now sleep the sleep that
knows no waking-bcyond the reach Of
political resurrection. o ''N Z. Oh"
I am proud ~ my noble county; prode
of'the intelligence Of her people, and proud
to say that am Pennsylvania Democrat
Mosp anon-fraterrally,
L. L. 7. A