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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
AN IMPORTANT ITEM TO THE SURVIVORS OF
TIE LATE WAR WITH MEXICO.

LANCASTER G H., s. G.. May 12, 1856.
d. @. N. JACKSON. Dear Sir:-After ny return from
Mexico seriously afflicted with that terrible disease
which has carried 20 the grave many OF my fellow
soldiers, Chronic DarTh accompanied with Neuralgia,
brought by the climate Of Mexico and the mode Of
living while engaged in the The relief have OBJ
tanned the Of Hoohand's German Btters
tonishng and most cheertuly have and stH continue
end the Biters all who similarly Affect
ed belev that the benefit that will result from their
will be inealcuiable.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The White Property
II PUBLIC SALE.


an TUESDAY, 10TH OF NOVEMBER NEXT, win sell
~ the highest bidder, the premises that valuable
property. now occupied and owned by Mrs. WINFRED
WHITE situated in South Nashville, opposite the UniveT
sity fronting Market street III feet to alley, and
extending back College street, 2SS feet more or less
making two fronts.
The house Is story brick tanning large rooms
besides Hall, and story porch IN the rear and all
necessary Outbuidngs This property IS the most bean
ti1 and at the time valuable situated IN that
portion Of the city, for private residences and has an
the advantages that any other property has IN any por-
ton OF the city. We would earnestly request those IN
want Of residence, TO give this examination before
the day OF sale confident they cannot suit them
selves better Hothirg could say in its behalf IN an
advertisement would indicate what Il really Is. 60 and
see for yourselves.
TKAAs sALE-S15OO in cash; baIaneein / g. T. and
years With interest from date good security and lien
tanned.
For further particulars enquire Of
L. r. GLAsooCK, Agent,
Oeto-td. No. 81 Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

SITRAYED the pasture OF J. A. Payne, about the
) lst Of August last, BAY HORSE with snip nose and
blemish in left eye one, both, hind feet white
sadde-marks his back, 0-trOts, and walks vel
Oct 6-u WM. T. WRIGHT.
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sTORR HOUSE FOB SALE.

SAOAAG EOOS6 run SALEs
On Broad Street, end door from College,
ME are Offering for sale, cheap, that valua- kzA
w bic store House, situated Broad s., and I5EEE
adjoining the Shoe Store Of B. &. Cutter I'd door sz
from College street. This is desirable business
Stand, and well adapted business OF any description
1t will pay 10 per upo the purchase money. Come
quick you viii lose bargain For particulars enquire
OF E r. GLASCGCK. Agent,
seut24 No 81 Obe11rv street
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RiddIeberger's Eating House.

GAM Rddeberger takes occasion to to the pub
- lie, that the sumner over he has given up the
enjoyment Of rural felicity and returned to town. His
House is again opened and he hopes to see again the
smiling Of his old friends and customers, and to be-
acquainted with lots Of His tables shall
avs literally supplied with the best market az
fords and little more"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
Valuable Land for Sale.


ON Tuesday, the 2Oth day OF October
~ next viii sell TO the highest bidder, my farm in
Robertson county Tennessee mile North Of Turner's
vile, and four miles from the Nashville and Henderson
Railroad, being 90 miles from Nashville and 90 from CaTkS
vile. said tract contains
1000 Acres
the finest Corn Wheat and Tobacco land be found
Middle Tennessee win sell it in divisions, follows:
No. contains thousand acres, $50 cleared, the
balance heavily timbered. This includes elegant
Framed Dwelling neatly finished with 16 good rooms good
Kitchen negro houses, eistern, carriage house, stone
spring house, and baIns sufficient e cure 900 pounds
Tobacco.
No. contains $50 acres, 1856 cleared balance well tim
bered. This contains tOlerably good double log
house and q never failing spring.
No. contains go acres so cleared the balance
finely timbered with very superior spring.
No contains $40 Of the finest Board and Stave
timber between Nashville and Pond river through which
the stage road from Nashville to Hopkinsvie passes
At the tire and place. will sell my present crop
OF Corn, Fodder, Oats, Wheat, Tobacco, sc. Also my
stock Of Mules, Hogs and Cattle and hundred and
hfy Ewes several fine Jacks, and Of the finest Stall
lions in Middle Tennessee
TERA-I will sell the land for fifth cash the balance
credit Of one two, three, and four years. with interest
from date; retaining lien the property for the pur.
chase money.
barbecue be served for the occasion. Sale POSI-
tive. ROBERT d. CARR.
Oct. IS, 1857 tbs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

HOIIOWaY's PiIIs.-PrOfeszional prejudice dies
hard bat the Of dyspePsia bilious disorders, and
dysenteTy, wrought by this unapproshsbe remedy
breaking it down everywhere. The liberal minded mem
bers o. the faculty Admit the Of the medicine ell
they may for shames treatment BY its countless
Sold at the mandatory No. so Maiden Lane, New York.
and By all druggists 25e, 62Kc and 81 per box As
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
lIetrODOIitan Eating House.
SO REWARD.

VEI will open our Fsta Ishment, Of Cedar and
w Cherry streets, TUESDAY, THE 6TH OF 70 sR.
Oct6. }. q W. MOORE
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Notice 10 Transient Advertisers.

Atransent advertisements in this paper must be paid
or at the time they handed inotherWse they win no
be Inserted Transient Work paid for DELI
very.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of So m :
n and Oak streets fronting 40 feet on summe =
10 Oak Will be sold as bargain
The Gas is being carried mp in mont Of this Lot
Adplyto A. V. 8. LINDBLEH,
march2O CAB 50 OoIegestreet.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
New Millinery Goods!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
MRS. E. LOCKHART, Agent,

No. ~ emery street,
TBettossa Union and CAurch,l
JXToULD respectfully inform the Ladies' Of Nashville
w aud vicinity that she intends 20 open the lst Of
October, the most Handsome stock Of
Millinery Goods
ever exhibited In this city Her stock selected in
New York in person, where she remained a sufficient
length Of herself tainted with the latest
and approved styles BE evng that her goods viii
she invites examination before Purohas
lag elsewhere. sePt2s-iu.
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FOR SALE.

T1HAF valuable Dwelling at she corner Of Cedar ana
i Summer streets. The fronts IS feet The DNslI-
ing a Isrge and cor moous there is hne once on
the lot Il is one Of the most desirable locations IN ths
0i1 SsD,i npPS' ". s. LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

Royal Il aVana Lottery.
TIE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government,
der the supervision Of the Captain General Of Cuba will
take place at Havana.
Wednesday,, November 4th, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

DIR. JOHN w. MORTON
HAS tsaesss hls ezes fFon ~. - oasFyy street. 70
"A ~. 50 Cesar street. tsly&
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A valuable Business Lot for Sale.

st-sst ssioininT the store Of Morris Mathews Ihe
10 fsts 81 feet On Market and back 10T feet to-
7, od male one Of the best stands for Wholesale
e3roeerv store In The city For terms apply 20 ~
- V e
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
SHIRTS, SHIRTS.
SrOnKs. TIEs AND CnAVATs.

FIRST rate assortment OF Scarfs Stocts, Ties and
"a Cravats, every style and color, with endless
riey Of handsome goods received and for sale
sonable termsby
J. IL. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Oct. IS. corner Of Square and College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

NEFF ~ ga Furea sAessngs aHd oaassaFss iaE esns
N Il sancg regular zine pric So
49, vi 002pGN CO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.

mer street In he Tth Ward. The fronts 50 feet BY
no The and neat, contains rooms kehens
servants ROOM smoke house, dairy and stable. The gau
has Just carried in front Of this Lot know 70 be
a baTgsin Amply 10 A. " s. LINDSLEY,
iune2O SO College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
White Seed Wheat.

TIVE undersigned has hand superior crops Of
White Wheat which viii be sold for seed in % antilles
to suit purchasers.
sept28 DID. DICKEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

Those French Felt Hats.
A FRESH supply jast received a. the Emporium y
IL of FRANCI>COS,
sept25. g Public Square. -
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RECTIFIERs, LIQUOR MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE GROcERs.
Nh. FEUCHTWANGER'S
Flavoringa 10 Produce alta Moments Notice every
desired Liquor.
The uhdsrssued has lately great improvements In
this branch Of busuns. TIE FaEornEs pat up Ia pae
Eg-so TO- ami - Gallons. nd require bat addition
% Pure spirit either iss Gth preo Lquors such As
CugnAe ehsr dark pale, Holland ana English Gin "a.
mzicA and 81 Crox RUM, Aoncnsahea Boarban Ish aud
scotch WHISKY, Apple. Peach. chcFry and Rasberry
Brady Pert AID Aacfa Vines m be instantly produced
Il requires 81 u bui addition Of spirit say 81
gallons % earhgalon Of The respective Eayoring.
The best Cesnac OIL srerns yellow and sarFznted
genune Zoe any other porteF charges far he re-
spective qashEy.
sences Of every LiQnor Extraet Ct Csrnse I = a
uhica produces ltso gallons q CoEuac.
whisky ~ Dr.. ~ and body pFeparaiion h.
unade snleot1 and win hut lr n az expense
prices % FayernEs exsrcaaey moderate ana d
reoIions In fail sappiied ~
DR. LEWIs FEuCHf EANaER
GssaEzf ll.& EpaFtFa n nrgs Esszus}li O1s and NJ
Gals Dag@errsaigps GH8 FAotagrapIc Clss1fasls.
Ne. EA8 1Eai&en Aatne, Netg Eark
April ~ -eaafasaF-
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FOR RENT

1.-TWO ROOMS ON VINE STREET, between Church and
i Broad. Inquire Of a. B. Shankand, No. 25, Cherry
street. Sept EFT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

1.-TWO handsome Lots in Edgeaed, Woodland street.
The Lots 'front.' 80 feet each and are l1V ieef deep
Apply :" A.v.sL LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
FOR SALE.

LOTin South Nashville College street, beyond the
"A Medical College, fronting GO feet being the Lot on
which Rives Carpenter shop formerly stood For sale
cheap. Apply to A. v :. LlNDsLkf,
march26 So College street.
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OfficiaIJOurnal for the
Post Office Letter List.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-12-30
PETITION FOR PAR1ITION.

LNPhRAlM TREMBLY, David Trsmbly, Misa-
u beth Trsmbly and Iemima Trsnbly, Will
take notice that q petition was died against
them on the 9th day of October, "A. D. 1857,
in the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Monroe< and State sf Ohio, BY
Eliel Headley, as the Guardian Of Margaret B.
Trembly, and is now pending Wherein said
Eiiel Headley as ssnoh aGuardian demands par.
tition Of the following real estate, TO witt: .
The north west quarter ef-the north west
quarter of section three, of township avs, of
range i've, containing forty acres. Also the
south part of the south wsst quarter Of sestion
four in said township and range, Containing
ffty-nine acres. Also the eaat half Of the
north east quarter Of section nine, townships
AMI range aforesaid. ~ + 5gsss ssseS
And that at the next term Of said Court, the
said Eiiei Headley ~ Guariian aforesaid, will
apply for ansorsier that partition may be meade
s9f said premises. gLIEE II IA DLEf 40
ST. Guardian ;of NJ z, TysnSly. as
Nov. 4 lsS7.--ew, -,
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MOFF ATS LIFE PILLS
aa7sttza - AND sfss
,IPhmnix Bitters.

II 2
THE BESTFAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE
= the public, for the cure of ScrOfuia, VI
GERS, Scufvy, or EruptiOns of heSkin
Fever and AgNc, Dyspepsia, DrOpSy,
and in, fact most all diseases soon yield to their
curative properties. ...s 8 Ia 81,
It has been computed that during the last
twenty FIVE years upwards of Four Mil
Hons of nersons have been benefited by the
use Of thee medicines; . fact which speaks
volumes in favor of their curative properties
a single trial will place them beyond the reach
ofaeompetition in the estimate of every patient.
By their use the BLOOD is RESTORED TO a
HEALTHY STATE and freed from all impur-
lilies. The system is not reduced during thei.
operation, but invigorated, and they require
no restraint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted hare in these medici,.es remedy
that viii do for Msnl az that medicine cas pos
ssSty eject. ~
serS ,s PREPARED BY
w. B MOFFAT. M D.,
- Proprietor; New York.
g IS AND FOB SALE b IS,
!. Jso. NJ kirk BRIpE, " Woods6eld. Ohio.
Oct. A tst 7.-rsl u SIS
Z Fsx
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment WetiCo. ss
William Shepherd, Plaintiff, RBF0RE John
against ~ BeardnGors, .
Moses SHEPPARD and Laben Justice sf the
SHEPPARD, Defendants. Psacsof wash
Ingten township, Monroe county, Ohio; on the
30th day of Sept. 1857, said Justice issued An
order of attachment In the above case, for the
sum of one hundred and sixty nine dollars
and thirteen cents. Said case il set for hear
ing ON the 2lst day of New, 1887, at o'clock
P. N. of said day.
WILLIAM SHEPPARD, Plainti1.
Oct. 81, 1SS7.--3w.p .pa. ss
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Notice
NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby notified not to trust,
II harbor or employ John Henry souls, q
young man aged about Is years. He is regn-
larly apprenticed to me until he arrives ut the
age of Is years, and having voluntarily left my
employ last month, any person or persons
harboring or employing said youth may expect
to suffer the penalty of the law.
ELISABETH NESBIT.
Nov. IL, 1S57.-3w. n :
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AUDITORS OFFICE MONROE COUNTY, O..

g WooDsr1Mp, November As, 1857. t}
the provisions of entitled prescribing
March 23d
notice that the whole of the several LAID and
contained in the foregoing list much thereof viii be
etownof County Ohio, the
MONDAY JANUARY 1858
unless said shall be before
And whole
County
within
JOHN HOLIDAY Aud NJ C. o.
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Mi,sirsse .slutsists
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

WUUDSFIELD. OHIO.
This company, being organized under favor
able charter obtained from the Legislature, il.
now in prosperous condition, and ready to
Insure Hotels Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stables,
Store Houses, Shops, &C., &C., against less by
Ere.
DIRECTORS
NATHAN. HoLLIsTER, ISAAC SMITH,
JNo. M. KIRKBRlDE, c. DlEHL. IS s
LEWIS sHIPLEY, J. W. ARAsTRoNS.
J. B. OBLINGER. JOHN KERR,
9sawILLiAM sSTRsL.
THko. BENNINGHAUs, F. KoRHhER,
J. A. DAVENPORT
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Prest
N. HoLLIsrER, Treas. - F'3 3
J.. n. NoLL, Secretary and General Agent.
May l3, 1857. ?
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naarIres. ohi.. K.v. z. 1e. 1IkI::

= - -
DIR. ResAcK-DeGr Sits Ishavs rsad iei1s
newspapers many ACCOUNTS Ecsres s1b1&5a *
your Scandavian sRenledies,E but / csnsidsss ~
own case At least rs interesting and a. msrvsl-
Gus as any Of them. Sc far as ysu ars sse-
cernsd, enc testimonial more or less is 81 jiteo
consequen nee. Il Your fasns il sstahlfsE = -
my statement sanHet sdd to yenfs bsieh
desire to make known the facts When IeeI ~ -
.upon zen, st ths instance q dear kisH4 e
the 2lst 81 March ixst, I had beea ma -
sufferer frem catsrrh. The irritstisA IS - s
nerves and membrans. Of the head sWas 10 - ss
tense that sometimes It almost drove maerasu
4 could not sleep, and was never free frsH =
pleasant sensatiens. At various timeS -
dinerent physicians had attended me, each - (,
treated ms in his own way, but nssse sef
did me any good, II despaired ef evsssses1og5
another we'll day, and when I called dsasyeG8S -
consultation rooms, had vary littis hsr - 1ips'
lief BY your advise, i entered immediaed1Rxl
upon 4 regular course sf ysurs ScsndiDati iE9
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. i waes snssi6r;y
aged by the cheerful hopeful way - Wh5E&s
you spoke, and r resolved stsietiy teE 3eliears
your direction. IN less than : wssk, N NJ
worst symptoms Of my complains besanI 719E
take :milder form, and Sc centinned ~ a1S
prove from Weekts week until, at the es1 -
three months, my head was entirely felfsee1
and every trace of the catarrh had len -
lStill, however, continued to take the IN \ &
dies for nearly ak weeks longers Keo1G3E4
found they were building mp my Atnength so
| fort:fying my constitution. Six msnth& kAse
passed since the cure vas finished, and 7 laze
hadsno sign Of 4 relapse. sheuId - glsa - 4
soc this letter, or the substancs ef 4, = -
j for ths guidance of others. s. ~. 8 =
Ysuu,, with heartfelt grstitn@ss s
Mrs. AZ UsTUs c0Ucl S.
FOR SALR By 3 ~ = (. 81
J. A. = G. II. Daveaporss. Wes1e.s
ffeld; Kotzebss y 0hliassr, NklaspS
4 Arnstrong 4 Mooney, Bsalksile3 1Asss
G.. Penn, Antioeh Z, ss' = - q ~.
Dec. 81. 1S5s.-ly 81 ~ ~
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
-us luCHMOND ENQUIRER.
,r,,t.,rxp ,AILY, sKaI.wEExLf, AND WEEKLY,
sY iTCuIE s. DUNNASANr.
T r Il NJ Z

Daily dollars Per snns% sTs and S.N at the
a. For the Semi eekly hve dosrn per annum, and
,srss dollar. six months. payable In advance For the
Enouer g. per annum six copies for $40. to
maid invary In advance When letters containing
pe are sei by mail they be registered thcy
pvI y, at tho hk of the writer's.
WI" ERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ -rR pay ExavRER-Por TEN hnes or less, hrst
,tr,,ou htyents and every succeeding insertion twen'
~sre can,slf inserted twice week or three times
thirty ten and hall cents for each insertion after
'ss a., Then inserted only once week fifty cents
.of each iusetn.
'0i ,s TINE sEiWxxxLr For rxx lines less, frs,
..rou sevy five cents for each subsequent insertion
sNr cents ten inserted only once week seventy'hVe
.so,, for cad dnserrion
IS raK wSLr-For TEN lines or loss, fret inser
Jon .eveuyfc cents; for each continuance hy cent?
Annual adscrs charged s35 for square OF ten
Hues $50 foo squsI es, and in that proportion Tor ao
yersapenf greater length, except Auctioneer', who
are Cliarged0O, (paper incudcd)
n" All Quariss and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
Eiair lines,p charged for as advertisements.
Orders troa distance must be accompanied with the
varce paysatsfactory references insure execution
cF-Ail dpto this oice may be remitted per maj! ~
goo and Bank notes, If registered at the r'k o'
the editors I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
GAN UNREASONABLE TEST"


Under this head, the democratic Recorder" Of
Fredericksburg, Va, opens editorial with tho fol-
lowing language
"The Democracy of Virginia are required to sub
NIT to a test, unimposed upon the party in other
sections unsupported by any shadow OF precedent
may, with fresh and memorable precedents directly
opposed TO it, inconsistent with the teachings Oh tner
principles su5servient of their independence and con-
trary to the established political creed. II Is no &C
auiescence in some new and unexpected feature in
the policy of Democratic Administration which
they are called upon TO yield, no modification OF fun.
damenta principles, necessary Tor ,he general gooo
of the party, which they must endorsei out octs'
toria imperative and unsutnorlzed oemana 10 lsaoe
upon them to render silent submission to the ag'
gressions of the Governor Of Kansas, and withhold
ing this is unfriendliness to the Administration"
We have vet to become acquainted with the pro
posa of any such test that referred to in the pro
test of the Recorder" On the contrary We are &C.
ouainted with many sterling Democrats who disap.
prove the course of Gov. Walker, and yet unite with
us in dsnouncng as untrue to the Democratic party
the factiopisis who have employed Kansas matters to
assa the Presdenthis friends and the measures OF hs
Administration with threats and open denunoiations
Il is useess for any man to attempt 10 close his eyes
TO the fact that handful of malcontents have organ
ized pre.concerted opposition to the present Ad.
ministration-sn organization completed before Gov.
ernor Walker reached Kansas, and which has sstab.
lshed its presses at Richmond, Charleston and New
Orleans "Tbs South" newspaper had commenced q
series of attacks on the Administration before the
publication of Walkers inaugural, on subjects en-
tirsly disconnected with Kansas matters. When the
Kansas question did arise, THE South" accused
Governor Walker Of "treachery" and "usurpatiop,
for having proposed the submission of the Constitu.
ton to por lsr ratification, and menacsd the Presi
dent with open opposition in case he should approve
the same measure. The President has approved it
and, although "The South" now avows similar sP
prova it by no means abstsins from efforts to diors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
NUMBER 40.
(Fro.Ithe Richmond South, septoiabsr-97
AN EXPLANATION. (


An article appeared in the Richmond "EnguireT"
Of o., The 9th inst entitled TIE Approaching Seraora
r''ection which contained certain impetatons ra-
nec'ng upon the establishment 6rd couduct Of this
pape'. Expecting Mr. Pryor every day to return 20 us
We suffered the article in question 10 Dass u u'
.ieeu or reasons which all who read II sill CT
comprehend. But. as he is still absent, and hi, IN
usPosuion renders it somewhat uncertain whe &c
WI" ss' oack' we deem it proper, in order to cor;ec.
any injurious Impressions which the remarks of IRA
"Enqurer were calculated to produce, TO rsio,u
briefly ana generally to its personal charges. Wa
would then. simply stste that the common report
upon which the Enquirer" relies for its information
in regard to any arrangement or understanding be.
tween this paper and Senator Hunter or the "freads
Of that gentleman, is false We have never received
line message from Mr.. Hunter or his "fricuds'r
about any position we have ever assumed, ard know
as little about his views in regard to this Kansas
roversy as the man in the moon THE South is IL.
the interest. and under the control Of no set
OF men. There is porcr behind our throne greater
than me throne itself. For every line, word and
syllable in our editorial columns, we, and alone.
are responsible.
We hope the Editor of the Enquirer" as an &C:
OF justice to Mr.. Hunter will copy the above.
The Enquirer has no disposition to do Injustice 20
Mr.. Hunter 1t acknowledges his services to the De-
mocrscy, and appreciates his ability But since there
s doubt as to his attitude towards the Adminstra
ton, deem it due to his party, to his State, and 70
himself, that he should give publicity to his seu;.-
mente on the subject
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CERTAIN CURE For DYSPEPSIA

CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
a ND SUMMER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
"A by all physicians of both the old and new world.
Lager Beer up in bottles for family use.
Per dozen .pints o. as. Per dozen quarts s2 Is In
P. WILBACiIER, No. 20s, Main street,
Richmond Va.
No extra charge for package or drayage.
Orders from the country will be promptly responded
tprovded amount being added or good city reference
given. 49,.
For SALE alsoLager Beer In quarter and half casks of
and l6 gaHons.
Superior Cream Ae in quarter and half casks Of and
,s rnIlon, April 22-cti