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E,ARM OF 100 ACRES ON TI

l. ERICKSBURG RAILROAD, IoMTLEs ABOVE
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT -AUCTiOS.-Wnib
premises, commencing at IL O'clock, NJ, the above
located property, on which Mr.. John Ltiapsin has
recently erected new framed dwelling not vet
completed. The whola Of the land Is covered With
wood. Its location particularly recommends II 70
persons doing business ia fielfhond, as the pa
along in front of the dwelling times day. 2
TERMs.-0ne fourth cash; balance at 4, S and L
months for negotiable notes Interest added eGred
by trust deed, OF title retained.
au II UODDfN 4 APfERs0N, Anctrs
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<uQ PURCELL, LADD s. CO.,
" pgALRRs II isSis' SSlLs. DYES,
- WINDOW GLASS. 10,
No. IS Pearl street. Richmond. Va,
- Nearly opposite their Old stand
OFFER for sale very low, for CASH. or on the usual
credit to prompt customers who wish TO pure on
time. their usual large and well selected assert enf
scous terms. and principally Tor CASH Their stock
5000 lbs. best INDlao '''
6oco lbs good MADDER
co kegs SUP CARB. SODA
500 ounces QUINiSE
49, do pure r"hned sALTPETRE
zoo DO rofnea BoRAx
hhls refined CAMpHOR
Is casks SAL. SODA
~ bbts, SPIRITS TURPENTINR
50 boxes STARCH
ioe baskets and boxes SWEET OH
bbls. WHITE GINGER
Is gross Brown Windsor SOAP
10 do Yankee SOAP
81 do BLEACHING
1000 kegs Lewis WHITE LEADs
~ bbls Spanish BROWN and Venetian RED
% cases CHROME GREEN and YELLOW
loo lbs. PARIS GREEN, dry and in OIL
20 bags BIZ Ck PEPPER
$40 bales CLOVES .-...
. bags ALLSPICR
800 gallons LISsEED OIL
900 do LAMP OIL
1000 do MACHINE OIL
100 lbs. GUM ARABIC ..
1000 lbs TOSkA BEANS
loo boxes Ground SPICES
case RHCBARB
10000 HAVANA CIGARS, Of various grades
u And large assortment of all popular PATENT
81 All orders carefully packed. and Forwarded
N.B.-The quality Of all ARTICLES warranted to pur
chasers. -. PURCELL, LADD 4 Co.
Druggists, No. Is Pearl street.
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i ~ ~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DELANEY WATSON have on hand fine assort-
ment Of PAPER, which they viii sell at New York
Sots, Ladles' Note, and Fancy Papers Of every de-
scnpton. EvEL0PES q al kinds. and general
assor mems n STATIONERY. 6. s4.,ss.r : 81
WRAPPING PAPERS: :. 80, &
IL ssm. IAN 4. n oppasits Eschsa.s Ho..l.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. 40.
- PURCELL, LApD Z co..

"A PURCELL. LADD & co, 8
~ DRUaoIsrs, VsUsf
pKALERa IN pAlNfs, oils, DYES.
- WINDOW GLASS, 80. = S.
No, 10 Pearl street, Richmond
ARR now receiving, aud will shortiy have Ia st.ra
eher Pail Stock of DkC1s, DYES, CHgMioATS
&c, the whole comprising = large aud general ~.
sortment we'll adapted TO the wants OF tha tr.Ss
purchased in person BY enc Of the houss on The moe,
advantageous terms aud mostly for cash - = =
We are thankful 10 our friends and the public f,v
their long continued and fatterinx support AMI ~.
hope that with the facilities ssess for obtnis,is
supplies aud tho stresest attention TO the opalits
u All Sods seat trom us % pressrvs the reputation
very best character. - = ~
Particular and prompt attention to shippinx and
packing orlers -
PURCELL, LADD Co, Druguists.
No. Is Pearl street i
au ~ The ktreak QnnSlaita khnir Old Stand
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WANTED FIVE HUNDRED

I'm YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
fW MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in Kansas,
- Nebraska, California, Texas and New Meg
lcs- Pay from ~ 70 S22 per month. Horses, accou-
tfemnnt 'lothing food and medical attendance fur
uishea free of charge. ~.
Yor FATHER information, apply at the Rendezvous,
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich
mond, virginia. b. II. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieut.. I'd Dragons,
" I'm Recruiting Officer.
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FOR SALE AND HIRE.

TOR HIRE.-A Woman with two chill
Il dren, who is a good Cook, Washer and Ironer
Apply to X. CAUTHURN.
au 29-3t
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WANTED-By a young man who ha.
w had some experience, situation in retail OF
Wholesale Grocery or Dry Goods store. Recommen
dations given, If required. Salary not object
Address "a - Box $50. Richmond P. ..
su5l-3tF
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WOOD, WOOD have now on hand.
and am in constant receipt of a large II ock Of
best quality OAK and PINE WOOD, and am repair
I'd to furnish consumers the most favorable terms
ana respectfully solicit call from all in want.
W hen hVe cords or upwards is ordered at one time
will have it packed away free of cost to the pur
chaser.
&C. Order. left with Messrs Dabney & Cooke OF
Mr. Geo. A. Hundley, Broad street, at the yard Oh
Broad street, near Brooke Avenue, will receive the
most prompt attention. Il = ~ III. -
25-lm$ JAMES A. MOORE
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sy4.a faaft@a 71 sIes 4 OTHdIfIg IVA H39ITU
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HOUSE AND LOT IN BOWLING
II GREEN. NEAR ,MECHANiosfIiLE roll

NATE,. FOX SALE AT AILIluN.--1H1 10 Su1i-
tans about one acre Of Land. and has upon ee0ni-
fortabls resideaee well enclosed and wafer in the
yard Persons who wish 70 purchase. viii call upon
Lunsford TAYLOR who resides upon the lot. and viii
The ssis will take place upon che PREMISE %
WEDNESDAY. the "a dag of Sept. lsaz. at O'Clock
In the afternoons aes.. = lass = 4s, g 80 -.
,acrshs wifk inferpst.l j. D. KEESkE
= sale s.nducted b. 6opDls AprkRsoE. Aucts
au n = i a5ssf WrsAf. pHN
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BEAUTIFUL FARM ON UNION HILL,

~ NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE At AUCTION.
will be sold. on the premises, on ~ ESDAy the LIST
September 1857 at al o'clock T. NJ that beautiful
Farm now in the occupancy of Mr.. Henry W. Tyler.
containing 10 acres, situated near the New Briige
road enc mile east Of Richmond adjoining the lands
OF Mrs. Picot and others.
The house has six rooms. Is nav and handsomely
finished. Besides the dwelling, there Is q good
kitchen, barn. stable and ice house. sa}Es = IS. y
the premises. - tssg4E Z 81
TERMs--0ne-fourth, cash; balance at q. u and u
mouths for negotiable notes. interest added Andtifle
sn1 - Ns' IaoDpIN { AppHRsoy. Aaets.
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By Goddin q Apperson, Aucts. J,
GALE OF VALUABLE TIMBRR LAM

~ IN THEOOUNTYOf CHESTERYIELD. ADOUf
THREE MILES FROM kIC1fM0ND-aWh1bp ed
on MONDAY, 3ist August, 1851, at 4o'cIock 2. n C
the toll gate Of the Manchester and Petsrsbusg zurn
pike Road, valuable Tract Of Land. cogtAinfng ~
acres located - above, on the kichmoD4 and RS1er
adjoining 9. Bassett French. John W. Lpscomb. q
g. Hnfdn, Esqs-, and others The Rrowth b fn0stly
RotG. as5 = 1sss- seFsI'~f 5 s-1--s7-arss''.i
The terms viii be very accommodating, cd vim
be made known At the hour Of sale. - 80 a -
= an 10 - 60DDlN = APPEeON. Anets !.
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poLLARD'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.
a 1t has become an established fact that All. .,N.
c!e the nyst certain and speedy cure for Rhsuna-
tism ana all affections of man and beast reaurinr
an external remedy that has ever been offered 10 ~
puoite; NJ are now putting up large quantity TOT
the fli trade, AMI would BE- happy 20 furnish 49,
ON the most Reasonable terms. = r7--T'-''
JOHN W. POLLARD, Drusgist
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4 NEW AND BEAUTIFULI. PR0CFsa

a NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
a OF AMBROTYPING. lust received from, Il. n.
yyentor in New York, at 0SB0RNE'S PICTURE GlIr
LERYl Come and see them. They have none a
the city. This process d capable of PRODUCING The
most beautiful effects. Remember OSBORNE never
has taken cheap inferior Pctures hing but -
best is allowed to go out from this Gallery. No
Nasty advertisement appeared in print ef thu
establishment. Wereiy on our known merit
ALBERT W. OsBORNR.
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HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.-A this

Ii season of the year, when the digestive organs
are weakened and debilitated by a constant and
over Of vegetables and fruits ii is absolutely ne
keep off chills and the usual fall fevers. A new
stimulus will not do it must be gennnes inrigora
ting tonic. and we are fully satisfied there is nothing
in the whole catalogue of medicine that viii at al
compare with Hgstetter's Celebrated Bittefs. We
are glad TO know that the principal drug stores in
the city are supplied with Hostetters great remedy
-LDttisriile Times s+-.I d
Fur sale in Richmond. by DUyAL & NORTON,
Druggists. au Is
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By Tvylor & Williams.

A UCTION SALE OF LUMBER.-Will
L \ be sold on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day of Septem.
Der, commencing at loh O'Clock at the Lumber Yard,
on the South side of the Dock, and adjoining the Coal
Yard of Samuel p. Halves, Esq, large lot of Lum.
Der, consisting in part Of ~
5000 feet aka Scantling, assorted length
10000 AKA Plank, a good article
l0or 1900 AKA do
1900 Z" Axe Scantlng
25,s0 Miscellaneous Lumbar
5000 Heart 3SS Joist TIE -I..s4 -
TERMs.-Sums of $50 and under, cash: over that
amount, months credit, for approved negotiable
notes. with interest added.
auzl TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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GREEN GINGER, FRESH GARLIC
~ ALLsPICE, CLOVES, TURMERIC-- ls
LARGE JAR OORks, FURNITURE OORkG
3 &c. To be had Of - 80 sr7--- =
MEADE L BAKER. Chemists, &e..
lS6. N. W. oer vi Main aud l0th So
au 2-d4cw4w Richmss.S q
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NOTICE, N0TICE.-Having in my en-
~ ploy one of the very best Harness makers in
this country respectfully ask a call from all who
may be In want of hne and cheap HARNESS; also,
every article usually kept in Saddle and Harness
Manufactory-all Of which will be sold for small pro
fits &. s sssis IS Z, -assz.,. 8, /.
sS- Please call at No. 81, Main street, on ,,,s
Is yN0.W DENNIS,
and get abeautfhiI article Of HARNESS. and q SAD
DI r. easy In horse and rider an l2-3taw3W
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WANTED
81 90
500

WANTED-SeYeraI Journeymen Shoe
w makers Zone to take charge of the repairing
dspartment.( on both the yomens and mems
branches. To men OF regular habits, constant en-
ployneut and good wages can be had.
JOHN c. PAGE, JR.,
an Its No. i3 Market Bridge.
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EXECuTOR,s SALE OF LAM. l,

- HANOVER.-In pursuance of the will of Doct
Andrew Z: Atkisson, will be sold on the premises.
on THURSDAY, the Sd day of September, 1851, at
public auction, to the highest bidder the tract
resided the time OF his death The land lies in the
county of Hanover. about seven miles from the city
OF Richmond, and within half mile of the Central
Railroad, and mile and a half of the head of the
Mechanicsville Turnpike. 1t contains about one
hundred and eightysix acres but survey of it will
be made before the day of sale.
TBRMs:-On,.thrsi cash, the balance upon credit
VI six and twelve months, with nteyes. from the day
Of sale, the deferred Payments to be well occurred
either by deed Of trust upon the land by retain
ing the title Until the purchase money is paid The
mile is believed objectionable but only such title
VIII be sold as Is vested IN me rs executor.
JAMES X. RADCLIFFE
an 3-ntdS Exacntnr of A q dnc{l
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DOR HIRE.-A Girl, Is years old, &C
Il customed to House Work. Apply to
au 29-3t X. CAUTHORS.
E,OR SALE-VIRGINIA CENTRAL 4.
Il R. BONDS. ISAACS / TAYLOR,
jyIs-ts Brokers.
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w young man who is willing 10 make himself use
ful in the Dry foods Grocery business; (the dry
goods business prefered) lie mas had four years
perience in the business and give satisfactory
ference. Address Box IL, farmSille, Va.
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NEW DWELLING. WITH TWO ACRES

~ OF LAND, u. sfDNEf, lNos. e, 80 on
FOR SALE At AUCrI0N.-1Hill be sold Ga IT. rs
DAY, 9Th day Of September, 1881, on the premises,
commencing at - 0 lock p. NJ, the above des,abiy
located property. The house has the lot l.
well enclosed, and x among the moxt beautiful in
Sydney, being nes opposite 10 the residencs of tho
late Mr.. John Crouch ihc divided into Smaller
TERNs.-0nefourtA cash. balance at T. 8 and 9
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained. sd Il
aus2q GODDiS A AppEESlN Anefs
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RUTTER of the best quality, in pots,
also Hams. Shoulders and Breast bacon, all Of
superior quality, together with every article ucusy
kert in well selected family grocery staple DRY
Goods, &C.. &C.. can be had u = gt' l17- -
49, p. II. TANNER. 9
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The increased expense. incurred in the
publication Of our enlarged Weekly. make
It incumbent upon us to require advance
payment from every subscriber The profit
Is ~ light upon years subscription, that
we had better he without the subscriber
than not have his money in advance We
1rc now striking oft every mans name who
has not MI advance payment credited,
Postmns,ers will be kind enough 10 men
ton this fact 10 such Of our old subscriber
as may iall to see this notice, and may he won
derng why they don't get orH (their')
paper.
IT we should strike oil name Tor which
advance paymeu, has been made, and No
credit appears upon our books the subscr
Der viii please notify rs immediately.
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The BLACK Republican Howl ef Fraud


II is said n constant drop will wear
stone. aud tho Republican press of :, PAU
same TO be fully impressed with the eiiicien-
cy of this adage. Hardly day has passud
for near two weeks. but the 1ffnesotnn and
Times have labored most earnestly to i'm
pres the country with the belief tina, the
Democratic party either had perpctrated or
was contemplating the most outrageous
frauds upon the country in the effort to elect
Mr.. SlnLsr Governor.
This game j. an Old one. with these two
papers Before the meeting of the Consti-
tu,onal Convention they howlci and frct,ed
md rayed and ragged agains, the RICH, of the
Peinbiua Delegation 10 sea,s in that body !:
they shrickcd and famed that frauds were TO
he pcrpctra,cd on the country, and called on
all true Republicans to stand up in their
manhood and meet these high handed wrongs
upon their party. Wen the time came for
that Convention 10 uuct. and this duccncv
party. in the mos, shameful border ruilian
style, took possession of the Convention Hall
in the dead dark hour Of the night, in vio-
h,ion Of all dcccncy and manly proprietv,
No sooner was their howl over. and the
facts made known to the people. than i, up.
p-arcd that all the fraud all the ,iainy,
all the wrongs, all the false returns of cleo
ton. all the false certificates. all the forge
RES, all the wicked outrgt~ upon truth.
Justice, and houcsty and all the outraycs
upon the rights of Delegates to that Con.
ven,on, had been done by their own party
tools. No, charge oi fraud or yillainy. or
even the scmhlanr of wrong, was ever at.
tempted 10 be proven on the Democratic
party, Their howliugs ceased their daily
attacks upon cnr party were turned TO daily
je,cnce of their own vianies and fraudulent
election returns. and false and fraudulen,
certificates Of elections they themselves
were exposed, and held up 10 public Scorn
and con,empt, and their organs here in 81
Paul SUNK into their dcns and tackled abou,
Tor better capital elsewhere, The consti,u-
tuition was formed. and then came the TUG Of
war. rhr state nominations we're made
An'l they join issue with our party AMI 60 10
the country for trial. The election approach
g, and they bcgin Ia snuf defeat in the dis
tance. Then CONES another warning howl,
another shrek Tor the shriekers to watch
out Tor frauds upon The ballo, box. another
Pembina has 10 vote, and another warning
eo@es from ,hesc Iraai ~niinels upoa the
wa,ch,ower.
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What . Falling or was There

The MnneOtian, On Monday, charged ex
Gov. GoRxAS with being present at eau
Gus, on Sunday, Oct. -, at the American
House, in the city Of 81. Paul, and that he
then and there, aided aud allotted others, in
forging election returns and making prepar-
atoms TO elect Mr.. SrnLgy by fraud.
Gov. GoRAAx explicitly denied the
charge. not only as whole, but character.
iz'd each Of its component parts, as false
hoods.
To show the dcpraved and cowardly char
acter Of the man who controls the Umnsso-
tan, we copy the following-the only refer.
ence made 10 the Governors denial Wheth'
IT it is to he regarded a. a retraction, a
proof, or contemplate bubble, We will
permit our readers TO infer:
There Is one thing in his (Gcrmsn'.) "card''
we are happy to see. He II careful not TO deny
that he was at an American House caucus :. 10
consider what to be done about the majority
against Sibley;" but simply denies that be was
~ such caucus with any person or persons al.
lnded to- Perhaps the Governor will be good
enough to enlighten us as to ,cho were present
At the caucus that he did attend!
The editor who would charge a citizen
with felony, which would send him to the
Penitentiary, and Justly too. il guilty, and
then reply to an emphatic denial and de-
nland for proof, in the above whiting man.
ner, merits the contempt Of every respecta-
BILE citizen. JENNY TwITcnER, who was %
fond of plundering hen roosts was the pos
sessor not only of more honesty, but Of more
courage than such an individual.
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uisto,y ~ N,nnr.osn.

We have always thought that Rev. +. u.
Mill was better qualified 'hoq any other
individual to write alsto.y e., Minnesota,
and We arr glad TO learn thu, the reverend
gentleman is now engaged in the prepara-
Of such work, commencing with the ex-
plcra,ons Of the French traders and cccle-
sias,ics, in the early par, OF the seventeenth
century, anil terminating with the sdmis-
sion of the Territory into the Union. as a
sovereign State.
\ dozen or more books have been issued
from the Eastern PRESS during the pas, four
or five years, in reference TO Minnesota, all
OF which. W. believe, may b. set down a.
unsatisfactory in their character. uuryiiable
in their historical statements. anil as reflect.
Jog hat very small credit on s,her the lite
nary ability, the goo'i taste, or the Judgment
OF their authors.
Mr.. MILLS volume will lie issaed during
the coming YEAR. in octave form. Of some
four or i've handre,l pages. IL vii b. pub.
li,hci by subscription, a, 8, 50 for the work,
We will tax, pleasure in r-Nivpc and for
wardinS 20 he author Subscriptions.
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On the first page Of this weeks paper will
be fond the commencement OF u highly in.
,erestng and graphic sketch. entitled "Bor
der Life in Minnesota" II was written scv.
eral years since, We believe, by son Of Col
SSsLliso Col. X was long commandment
Of the military post a' the mouth OF the Min
ncso,a. formerly known a. Fort st. Peter,
nut afterwards the name WIS changed To
Fort smelling The incidents narrated in
the sketch with ST. much spirit, are strictly
true,
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The Pioneer is catching for breath-it ia short
winded already in the fight. Perhaps il will
md out before We are through. that this IL no
playing with snow balls. Our magazine is full
OF hard fax, AS the cockney called it. We
throw nothing but bricks" II the :. party
Is short of the article. suppose they draw upon
their hats for supply - innssofian.
Your magazine is full Of hard fax, as
the cockney called it, is it? The Sunday
Caucus lie. is one Of your fax the attend.
ance Of GoRNAx, STEELE and Others, at the
American House, on Sunday, Oct. a. is
another OF your " fax'--the forgery of 2O5
votes at the American House, is also one of
the fax Doctor, you are great on fax,
but tranScendan,ly sublime on proof.
We thank you for the hint as to replen.
ishng our hat with bricks" We use
" brick" occasionally. and when in want
well know where to apply. We know an
ex-M. d.. who boasts the best nasal sim
post in ST Paul.
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The .u,nnssot,aa viii tiad ou; in d7c cogrse
81 time. tina, the burglar in the employ OF
the Republican Central Committee, who en-
,,rei a room AT Swan River. and stole
,herefrom package Of papers, purportiny
RANskv in the leAs, by his thievery. The
c,urns stolen we're pcpar,d up country, by
a gentleman fond OF his joke. Is trap to
catch Republican galls, i, being well known
tina, svsral had been dispatched northward.
to boy dp,ssibse, AMI II not, TO ssuI. The
irick snc,ecel beaatifully.--for While the
thief was a, his work, the genuine returns
~ere Gu their way TO -. raal Ia the hands
Of ressng,r despatched from Fort Ripley.
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der AMI abnse Of leading Democratic citi-
zns now pursued by the N,nnesoi,an--we
said that we could not prove u negative.
But we believe VIC can, and although not
bound TO do 40 by any rule Of evidence, we
can prove that the above assertions Of the
Unness,an are false in every particular.
We invite the attention Of our readers 10
the following letter from Me-ss. RICE a.
FLgIss. proprietors Of the American
House
AAtRIcAS IforsE, ~. Paul, Nov. 10, 1851.
To he Editor. II he rs,as-r i,"tnorrst
We see /. stated In the Hinns.oiian tina, a
caucus was held at this Hotel on Sunday. the
aiih ultro ''to consider the state Of the re.
tarns for Governor, and what was TO be done
about them,' at which several prominent citi.
lens we're charged to be present. We suppose
from the sllusion. and descriptions, II was 10
signed to have II believed that MesNs. Steele,
German, Pridlsy, Cullen, ac., were there.
1t Ia our daty, "a we conceive. TO say tina,
no such caucus was held at our bsnse at tho
time stated, either by day or night, or at any
other time since the election. Nor could such
q caucus have been held without our having
some knowledge or information on the subject.
Nor were the persons alluded 10 ever here to.
gsiher, or any two Of them, to our knowledge
for any political purpose.
Respectfully,
Your obedent ser, ants.
EicE 4 FnSIss
We wonder what the lover of truth and
freedom free lying who edits the M,nneso.
d'an will now say. OF course he will not re-
tract, for such course would indicate the
possession Of moral courage and no one
but coward would altemp, 10 strike down
worthy citizens, by the invention Of malig-
nani ISLANDERS. He will not attempt to buck
up his slander. because he cannot and no
one il better aware OF il than himself He
may quibDlc, IA he has done for several days
but the public is tired Of that method Of
killing time. We suppose he will talk with
dignity. as To the improperly Of using per
sonaties in newspaper controversy. We
hope 40; Such advice will be particularly
refreshing, from the author of the 4" SUNDAY
CAUCUS For our part. We think ex.,;ov.
RAMSEY had better send his new editor
home; IL, least until he thinks some partcu.
larry hard swearing is necessary. or he gets
another chance 20 handle siiouX annuiti,..
P.S A word Of advice, Doctor. The
next time you ex,emporize a d" Sunday eau.
Gus, be more particular abou, dates. /,
wa not 10 be expected of course, your first
effort would prove iaul,less. sunday, Octo
Der -, selected by YOU for the meeting of
the caucus, never transprcd. By refer.
cncc TO the almanas, you will discovr that
the last Sunday Of October occurred ON the
10Th. Great liars should have great memo.
ries