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DAILY DISPATCH.
rrsnAY MoRNINa AUGUST I. lssl.
rh sunernatural.

Persons going to the Springs, can have the pua-
p,rcH sent 10 them for any length OF time they may
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aea. TIE ANNUAL MEETING op THE
IrxTnT : ,ytyC4 BANK will DO held THIS EVENING.
at their room on Broad street, al O'Clock Every
il rtnuentrA TO attend. hu Nv
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WANTS.

WANTED-A situation by a respecta-
w bic White Girl a. Chambermaid and assist in
Sewing or Cook. Wash and Iron for small family.
Apply at this Office. au4-lt#
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Acknowledgment Edward Higgins of Norfolk
.eity, has been appointed TO the command of the
steamer Vanderbilt, running between New York
and Liverpool Ills ship is 5000 tons burthen.
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snnGEoRGE B.. STEEL, Dentist, Once
and residence No 23l, Oh Main, between sth and 9Th
streets Richmond, Va my 9-F
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s<Sy~ On. COOKS, LATE OF ST. LOUIS,
Mo-Oftloe aud residence "a street, wesI side be-
tween Ma shall and Clay streets NH lS-dom
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nsn REMoyAL-DR. PEACHY, TO THE
Ballard House. }! I'm
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me-. FURNITURE SALE.-Attentlon -
ask al n my -aIe of Mr. John j. Fry's ilousemeid
Furniture, piauo Forte Gold Lever watch &c, rms
Morning commencing at 10 O'clock e lhe s,9 ,, =" ~
Mr. II. T. PaiTo. THOhaS W. 1900 .I,
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EJ- If ALL OUR READERS who are troubled with
Liver Complaint, Jaundice or Dyspepsia will read
The advertisement i'll another column of DR.. SAN
FoRD's ISvIGORAToR, and then try bottle, should
not many -ickly, desparing people as now meet
gaze at almost every corner for there never
remedy of which much has been said and that per-
foruis SO nearly what sproprieors say it will do II
came 70 us highly recommended that we could not
il try it, and trial convinced I'D, without doubt
that is tho best family medicine in We take for
Headache, Sour Stomach, Bilousne8s and any of the
little bodily ills that common, and it does pro-
luce pleasant state offeeling the sick and what
is better after using it few times these little ills
grow loss and less, and there is a prospect of being
entirely free from them by continuance in the
IF the Invi3ortor. Now wish to impress read
with this, that the Invigorator is Il medicine par
cularly adapted to family Use, and where there
children subject TO little Diseases all children are
it il invaluable and saves physicians bills and
told amount of anguish both to mothers and their
little oncs.-Sci0t0 Gazette.
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, and ADIE GRAY,
agents for Richmond au l--d6c2w
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1910 MERCHANTS. MECHANICS AND OTHERS.-N"r
chants and others wishing 10 have CIRCULARS
CARDS, BILL-IEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
Frs &c. &C. printed, invited to call at our
-ensive job Office, which is supplied with almost
very variety oftype embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment ofCARDS, large and small, Bu.i
and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
relled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
md At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style.
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES call from those desiring any de-
4cription of Printing is respectfully asked the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE corner Of Main and 18th
streets where can be some of the finest speci-
mems Of printing ever executed in this country.
JNO. d. HAMMERSLEY & co.
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The Richmond Dispatch.
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKL
The urgent solicitations Of a number of friends
have induced me to publish

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have induced me to publish
WEEKLY DISPATCH.
1t will appear about the 81 July next will be printed
with new type will contain twenty columns of
reading matter and in siae and proportions will re
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he only
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It will contain ALI the news of the day-Political,
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together with Editorials and entertaining Literature
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and succinctly all kinds of information appropriate
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There are only aemi-weekly mails in many parts
4 the State and this semi-weeky edition of the Dis
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those mails.
Every branch of the paper is entrusted TO capable
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Examples OF the enterprise with which it will be
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md as the SeIni-Weekly edition will no doubt BE-
widely circulated it will be an advantageous medium
tor communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and the weekly, as well as tina
SemWeekly Dispatch, will soon be greatly i'm
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neither labor nor expense will be spared TO make
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gg Coon LiEENEssE3 can be had at the Steam
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
v the Commissioner Of the General Land 0ffice OF
the United States, for the issue Of United States
Land Scrip, for duplicate Virginia Military Land
Warrants Ia tc issued in lieu OF the following Viz
gina Military Land Warrants, which have been lost
misiaid, and cannot be found. 10 wit:
No 445d issued to John Carter, sSignee Of Joseph
Hutcherson Sergeant IN the virginia State line for
80 acres, on the lHh day Of May, l7Sy.
Warrant No. f457, issued TO John Carter assignee
OF Samuel Holt, private in the virginia State line
for 100 acres, on the. lith day Of May, l1s9.
Warrant No. ass, issued ~ John Carter, assignee
of Thomas Lyon. priyatein the Virginia State line
for 100 acre., on the ltth day Of May lTB9.
Warrant No. 80 issued 10 Phillip Perryman a pri
va in the Virginia State line, for 100 aCra on the
18th dag If June, 1873.
Warrant No. $50, issued to John Jett a seaman in
the Virginia State Navy for 100 acres the 18th day
of May, 1893. no IA-cts
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CATER UPPERS, CATER UPPERS.
~ This is TO give notice that I am manufacturing
Cater Uppers Of svery description and quality Al
New York and PHILADELPHIA prices
o. ii. CHALKLRY
Dealer in Leather, Shoe Findings and On.
Nv 3-l6tXw3m
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MoND.-Eider RO =. STUBS, Natural Sell
cnces and English Literature. Rev. ). Il. ( Z
IRA WICK (of y. e. Mental aud hori =
philosophy. Ancient Languages and Aathe { =
EuatiCs.
Miss c. Z. DRAKE, Modern Languages.
Mr.. :. A. NEWIIISER. Professor Of Instruments!
Music. -
Ornamcntalz.
The Scholastic year embraces two sessions Of five
months each
The ist commencing 18th Of September, tho 2ut.
on the 18th Of February
TERMS PER SHSsT,S OF PIYB MONTH";.
Board including every thing. -
Tuition in Primary English branches. ,....,..c
Complete English course and nathrmatiCs......,l5
Ancient and Modern Languages, earh..........,..
Painting, Drawing. or any Ornamental branch.
csc
Music on tho Piano and Singing n
Fees pa able quarterly, in advance. FOR furhct
particulars, CIRCULAR and address Hder Z.
uiH3t* l. a. STUBS, Sec'y UFL
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RSSy~ WHITE TEETH, PERFUMEp BrgAn

VA WHITE IEEIH, fERFCAED BREATH
AND BEAUTIFUL CoAPLExloN-CHn be acquired ~
using the "iIDa gfd thousand FF9ipers" u hat lad
or gentleman would remain under the Of a Ii-
Sreesble breath, when, by using hte BALM OF 4
fHOUsAND FLOWERS as "A dentTihce, would not JHI ,
render II sweet, but leave the teeth white alaiA-
ter! Many persons DO not now their breath Is bad
and the subject is 20 delicate their friends will
mention II. Beware Of cOunterieits. BE sure eacL
bottle il signed RErRIDdE Il ca.
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
NH Il-eoi6m Agents for Richmond.
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NOT & E.-Notice is hereby given that
! application will be made To the Chamberlain OF
the CITY OF Richmond. for the renewal Of Bond, No
80 Of the city OF Richmond, In the name Of SUSAN
A. "OMBIE, Tor One Thousand Dollars, dated Feb
ruary 18th, 1851 and pay able January lst Said
bond having been lost or misaid. leB-w3m
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GOLD AND GOLD FOIL

~ We would invite tire attention of Dentists t.
been introduced. the profession have pronounced
them far better than any Gold Foil in use. Being
made of ulsoItieIy pure Q0ld they more plastic
adhesive aud are susceptible of 1t more beautiful
polish. producing plug more durable and beautiful
than with any Foil in use We sell them at the
rrice and on the same terms az the Manufacturers.
with saving Of postage and Express charges
MEADE Il BAk FIR, Chemists. &c,
1876 \. W. corner Main and 10th streets.
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CITY OF RICHMOND, To W1T:-.

hu 4-'AoN+H
CITY OF RICHMOND, To WIT:-At
~ Rules held in the Clerk Office Of the Court OF
Hastings for the said city on Monday, the 9th day OF
L. f. Harold and john NJ Murray. Mer-}
chants and Partners trading under the
name Of Harold Murray...'.PltiS'f IN Case
against
John U'Neill .............Deft
The object OF this suit against the lie
fondtut hr sum OF five hundred and ninety dollars,
with legal interest thereon from the lst da! OF Jan
uary. 1857, till paid.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant il
not resident Of the state Of virginia he Is hertD
required to appear at the Clerks Oilc OF III" san
Court within mouth after due publication hereof,
and d. what may be necessary 10 protect his inter
au 4-hw4w RO. HOWARD, Clerk.
CITY OF RICHMOND. To WIT:-At
~ Rules held in the Clerk Office of the Court OF
Hastings for the said city, on Monday the Sd day Of
George W. Smith and p W IIarwood, Mcr-)
chants and Partners, trading under the
firm and style of Smith harw0od...Pltts. In debt
W. ]. PSrneIl.......... Dcf
The object of this suit is to recover against the de
PENDANT the sum Of fortyonc dollars with legal inter
thereon from the 18th day of March, 1853, till pad
due by order in writing.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant is
not resident of the State of Virginia he IL hereby
required to appear at the Clerks Office of the said
Court, within one month after due publication hereof
and 80 what may be necessary to protect his inter
'' aa lawn SSr' i'''' Ro. HOWARD. Clerk
CITY OF RICHMOND, To WIT At
~ Rules held i'll the Clerks 0IiCe of the Court Of
Hastings for the said city on Monday the 9TH day OF
July, 1857.
Charles
against -IndeDt.
John DcftJ
The object of this suit il against the de
PENDANT the Of thiryseyen dollars, with interest
thereon, due by note
Affidavit having been made that the defendant l.
not resident of the State OF Virginia he IS hereby
required to appear at the Clerks Office Of the said
Court within one month after due publication hereof
and do what may be necessary to protect his inter
ests. Copy-reste:
au i-lawlw no. HOW ARD, CLERK.
NITY OF RICHMOND, To WIT:-At
~ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Court OF
Hastings for the said city, Monday the 9TH day OF
July 1857.
Charles Stebbins and b. X. Puen, Mer-1
chants and Partners, trading under the
name of Stebbins Pullen...........Pltfs In case.
against
jOllu ~ ., Dtlt.J
The object of this suit Is to against the de-
PENDANT the OF sCyeutytOur dollars with interest
thereon, due by open account.
Affidavit having been made that the defendant Is
not resident of the State of Virginia he is hereby
required appear at the Clerks Office of said Court
within month after due publication hereof, aud
do what may be necessary to protect his Interests.
A Cupy-Testc
an 4-laW4w RIO. HOW ARD, Clerk.
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WANTED-By Young Man, unmar-
w ried situation a Book keeper. who will
give satisfactory references to character, quall-
cation. ami habits He has had ample experience
Address Box 49, Post Office, stating real.name and
business l-ta
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ren. To MR. f. BAkER.-Dear Sir: !

sEn. To Mr.. f.. BAKER. Dear Sir: In
justice to yourself and persons Who may b. similarly
ted, permit the 20 cite instance Of the rvnaTk
able qualities Of yOur premium BIrTERs. | bad
never used them until recently, but nay wife having
been affected With IA nervous affection. and dsurds'
sd stomach. for the past tea or twelve years usci
every means IN my power 20 GcAtore her 30 hvsth-
She under the constant treatment q nNs o. 'ix
able phy scian- but no rcliei could b. hal. then
several certificates OF the TemAr kbir cures made
by your BIrTERs. | persuaded nay wife 10 tTy then,
she did sand in little time she began a. recover
pily. Not only her nervous acCt iun and disUrdyfei
stomach were removed. but her general health q
better now than il has. been for many years. / an
using and shall always continue 70 U.s. your
BIfrsSs- / write this Ia Justice yourself and Ief
the benefit of others who ARE similarly afflicted
Your 0fsdt sY't. THOMAS II. MONTAGUE.
Richmond JnDe q, 1857
These BIrrERs eau be had Of all the principal Drug
xiss In this city and elaeN herr IN this state. u
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BeA- THos. K. PRICE & Co, are ad-
ding by every arrival, many choice things to tier
SUMMER STOCK, Among the now goods 10 hand
and those expected are.
POPLINEffS and DE- Beige for travelling
BAlADERE POPLINETTS. do do
TOLL DE MAIN rs and SILK LUSTRBS for tTs
Yelling
LINEN BUSTERS, LINEN SETS
LINEN COLLARS Cam, do
Plain hOUSLAISES Lace MITTS
Cotton HOSIERY, Cotton aud Thread Half HOSE
Ladies and Gents Gaure VESTS
Spring Crystal, Union Spring, Corded aud Sthe'
approved style HOOP SKIRTS, PALM FANS, Dres
FRINGE and TRIMMINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c 4,
s5-And upon this morning they commence n,
exhibition OF a large lot of coOred LAWNS Or
CANDIES, BERRIES, IRISH LINEN. SHEET
lNGS, GISGHAHS &c, which they intend To ele-s
of during the month, at astoni-hingly low hgures.-
Their friends and the public are inyitsi 10 cali
Jy 4-dlm THOMAS X. PRICE 4 co
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gsg- FACTS WORTH KSowISG.-The re

nHlnln. STOCK Of
FANCY DRY GOODS.
AT THE
LADIES' RIZi1R,
NO. 20i, BROAD sIEEsT. RICHMOND. VA,
Have been marked down at prices. and ara selling
at lower ratee-quality and style considerations
they have ever been purchased heretofore IN thi
market.
EHRROIDERIES.
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS aud SLEEVES, rang
ing from "a to PC.
Fine French MUSLIN SETS for 81, worth g. a..
Sets ut lower prices
Muslin and Cambrc BANDS, for Sleeves and Basque
Thread and Valonceuncs LACES
six MITTS, Kid and Silk GLON rs, HOSE
Whslebone BUSr5, &c.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers. Quillinas, Ladies pres-
Caps, Crapta &C.
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We have q largo stock of ERINGES, BRAIDs
BUTTONS, and other DRESS TRIMMINGS, ,sJJ
low.
WHITE GOODS, JACONETS, BRTLLIANTES
Book Swiss Plaid, Striped AMI Dotted NtSLINS
Also, great variety Of
FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICLES
selling AT unprecedented low prices to nake iyr
the Fall pur, hHscS.
We ara not going to Wind M, but we are selling
Goods at prices that will be caution to old togies.
Jy Jl--Ilm
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g15~ LISTEN, YE DYsPsPTICs. Go AID
DO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURE-The Rev.
james Hunnlcutt proprietor and editor fthSt excel
lent paper the Christian Banner published al Fryef
icks6nrg Va In his editorial Of June Sab 1897, thus
HAMPTONs TIMETABLE TINCTURE.
IL will b. rtcuiected by many Of READERS Ihat
several years ago stated In the editorial columns O
The Christian Banner, that HAaFToN's NsoETAsLs
TIScrCkE bad effected a cure for Dyspepsia IN 2eE
case-that had laborei long with this terrible
disease and suaered most awfulty, the pain AMI
melancholy which necessarily accompanies THIS hoS-
riole enemy Of man and ulan = happiness foE IVns
time We lived in constant fear that the fsA m0bsbrf
would return. But thank Gosi, and thanks 70 hSinp'
toms mnctare, the gloomy demon has not Yet re
turned aud VIZ begin 20 think he never will
We now feel conideht In saying that Hampton
Vegetable Tncture has made = rsdca! cure " IVY
pepsia in our case. We have moi taken drop ~
for the last two years TO the beet 81 our
We eat what We please, aud "a much as Ne please shd
chew tobacco 20 hearts content snd ali y we'll
We believe that twelve bottles iudiciot4i taken sT
euro nine cases cut of every ten OF dyspeptes. We
eonscientiously recommend it 20 all dysIopues,
The spring time and summer IL IS nrst recommends
therefore, g aphanthropsI We call attention 10 IT,
ktflf0r QfLhe chftatGa RlnRsf.
Call and get Pamphlets, aud see cures o Coash'
Rheumatisn Scrofala &e As restorative and M
vtgorator, " has been highly recommended
HAMProN's SEGETABLE TINcTuRE
ks Delicate Ladies' and Chldfen Viii please sn'
Sold by PURCELL, LApD q GO, Rishmona b
Petersburg; by MORTIMER L NowBRAY, Baltt
more and BY Drug gists aud Shopkespers eseryShere
As- Al MAI l--.Is4, SIX botties iof 80 leS-aA"
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FRESH AND RELIAB

SHCINES-MEADE & BAKER, practical Che
~ mists and Pharmaceutists, l86, n; W corner oI
phy,icinns ana families complete and varied as1ort-
ment of PERFECTLY FRESH Drugs Medicines, Chemical
and Pharmaceutical Preparations; Ground and whole
Specs SUITED and PURE; Surgical instruments and
Appliances: Trusses in great variety; supporters :
shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests; Medical Saddle
Baxe; Perfumery; Soaps; Bru1hes; Combs; cigars;
Pure and Old Brandy; Port Wine, and the best Lon
don Porter selected especially for invalids
An 1 -dSp2ut
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NTANTED-A Situation, by a cOmpe
w tent Druggist. Best references given. Address
DRUGS. Post Once. 4-3t#
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
PROM WASHINGTON.

wAsHISGTos, Wednesday, Oct. q, 1867.
The Commissioner Of Patents has rendered 10 hf.
Robert Fortune Of England the agency for The iase'
duction and cultivation Of the tea psrt and other p
auctions of China in this country. The sslectioad
this gentleman is owing to bis experience IN sseA
matters
VIM. Finn has been appointed by tho Prsstdsss
Assistant Secretary to sign land warrants In the ees
eYsl Land Office.
The notes of the Philadelphia and New'fofk Cny
Banks are received currency BY the banks o. ths
District.
We have received no mail south of Savannah 70
ay.
The Savannah Ntrs says that IN arrival from Nas-
sau reports the wreck Of the British ship Kossush
On the 9Th inst off Manila. She was bound from
NewYork TO New Orleans also reports falling in VIII
ship the 23d inst, water logged and abandoned.
She was too Low in the water to ascertain her name.
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To judge by the account Of our reporter the pez-
Torrance at the Republican County Convention last
night was as funny as a farce. Gentlemen one af-
ter another voted for Mr.. Daniel Ullmsn the same
who recently lodged in Bond stree) Is their cand-
date for District Attorney with WY faces and other
signs of nausea, which Burton in his most
lauphable mood could not have made moro comicsl.
Unluckily however, in the present case. it was ns-
ture and not acting. There were some. on the
other hand, who warmly protested against the folly,
and repudated the one-sided bargain which, as they
seemed to think, lot Of smsl Ward politicians
were anxious to impose on the Republican party.
We think they took the matter rather too much in
earnest Sixty odd delegates and substitutes, ar
ranged for the purpose, can't make sucha nomlna-
ton az Ullman'sa serious matter. In fact, it is
but joke for any party to nominate him for any
thing. Nature created him solely to exempify her
ideal of defeated candidate forever falling and
the same forever" Why, be can't get half the
votes of the Americans themselves. It is lucky
thing, after all, that in these hard tines all the fun
isn't extiDguished.
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Tho Missouri Republican (Pro-Slavery) has .
letter from Lawrence of the Goth inst, with refer
ence to the Proclamation Of Walker repudiating
the Oxford fraud
"This Proclamation produced the most intense sx-
element among the extreme Pro Slavery men at LIS
compton AL sorts Of vengeance threatened ainst
the Governer and Secretary The former is quite Ill.
He sent yesterday TO Lawrence for DIR. Swift Of the
Upited States army to visit him. Excessive labor and
fatigue, with the excitement Of the past few day.,
were too great for his naturally feeble constitution"
It seems that We are not at the end Of the new
frauds. The same correspondent says:
"a, the returns BOW stand, the Free-S.sts party
have 20 Of the 81 Members Of the House, and two
Imaiority, We supposed in the Council Fraudulent
re he have been received from MCGEE County, add
ing trlrs hundred votes from that county where but
eigkten were absolutely polled. II this succeeds, Il
will give the Pro-Slavery men IL members in the
House but there Is little doubt but our officials will
crush out this fraud as they have those In johnson
County. and give the additional members to the Free
State party"
Let Walker do this, and repudiats also
the KickapOo fraud, enacted under his own eyes,
by which Atchison County has been cheated out Of
her representation in the new Legislature, and zee
if we do not award him all the credit he deserves
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The Canal Contractors Of our State who were
offended at the refusal of the late Republican State
Convention to accept 9 candidate for State Engi-
peer at their dictation, have Joined teams with
certain leading magnstes in the management of the
Central Railroad, and are printing both Republican
and American State tickets with the name of pan
r, Richmond 1.-THE Sham Dem ,cratie nominee for
Epsneer), inserted instead of that of George
Gedde., the Republican, and Roswell Graves, the
American nominee. How many Of these tickets
they will get into the ballotboxes, remains to be
seen. If the People choose to have State Engi-
neer Of ths Canal Contractors selection, 80 be it
We shall have only our share of the "e1trs allow
ances" or " hard pan" "quicksaud," &c, to pay,
and will try to grin and bear it. But if they b.
lieve the State Engineer should DO in the interest
of the tax pagers rather than of the
they should vote for GEORGE GEDDEs. Mr..
Graves has not the ghost Of a chance. Here ID the
whole case in nutshell. Act on it