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Office over A. Bodeker's Drug Store.
jy 12-2awtlaugtdtds
EARM OF 327 ACRES OF AND, liz
IN E.r kpOIII NIL re From RIE,II

EARM Of 327 ACRES OF AMI, liz
l. NEW KENT, ABOUT rs MILES FROM RICH
MOND.-The subscribers are authorised to sall =
fine FARM. iD New Kent county, about Is mics
from Richmond, abiu miles from York River Rail.
read, and abOut5 NIL from Windsor hadas to and
fro which and kichmond a b@at plies w ice week,
on the main read from Taliey syiile Prov i'd nee
Forge, AID adjoining Henri NJ sherman, in good
neightorhoou, Dear four churches. baptist Me,ho
dist. Presbyterian aud Episc palian } containing
327 acres, Of which 80 acres cleared, aud pro-
duciDg good crops of Wheat, Corn. &C About eight
es fine meadow. The balance of the tract il in
wood and tinber; 40 acres of which is in fine oak
timber of origin / growth. The improvements con-
sist Of q comfortable DIV citing containing FIVE
rooms. portion entirely Dew, he timbers for a
new mouse ~ow in proes prepav ation Barn,
Stable, Corn Crib. Kitchen. Quarters SIN Ike house,
Ice-house &c we'll of excellent water ip the ysrd
To give an idea of the predrctyen IS Of tn FarR,
the owne- it last year Iesz in cash sales rs per
cent the price he asks tor 1t, sfter supporting
family of e Ia number, besides his hors s. &c and
only working tour kancs. Price SO per acre. Terms
of payment $685. in cash; balance ut l. 2snd Year,.
for bonds bearing interest. and sscnred by ,rust
Deed. Address GEO TAYLOR,
Tale, sviiie, New Kent Cou7ty,
an 7-st Or GODDIs 4 ApPERsON, Aucts.
VALUABLE STORE AND 1--WE LIN !,
ON THE CORNER of MAIN AND ErGH
TENTH STREETS. FOR SALE.-We are author
ixed to cell the valuable STORE d DwELLlNg
located ~ above now in the occupancy of Mr.. Will
son Eiliams and others. The location Of This pro-
erty is wei calculated to attract capitalists ard
otaers. The price and terms will be liberal: Apply
to dUDDlN q APPEKSON,
au T-st Aucts
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xAANEFENINAIT EUR6EON ANp W4k46G
HuKss DOCT ,R offs;s his services t,-U1
the public Tor the Treatment and curn az al DS.,.
es TO hich pat noble animal. the HOhSE IL hei,
To- lie viii also train and eas toharness the tctid
est and sast cssous Horses that can be produced
tne saors st imsgtnabc time, and render them per
isc W gentle aad easily ''handled;" which be VIII
his method being kind treatment entirely
en- 0thse ~ Mr.. TH0s. kUsKELL's STABLEs
on u All street " o--iu
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4 COMMISSIONERS SALE Ok VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN SYDNEY, AND

SLAVE, AND Personal ESTATE AS Commits
sioeers appointed by decree of the Circuit Court
the case of .Degsnhardt &c az .ins Thacker, q q
We shall pr coed to sell at public auction. on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 18Th OF August, 1873, at
O'clock, z if fair, If not, The next fsr day the
real estate aud personal properts referred to 10 the
bill Of ths plaintiff, consisting OF valuable two
are LOT. IN the town OF sydney, on the No tn side
meriy owned aud occupied BIZ Anton Trauert Also.
LOT In the rear, froatng "a feet the south side
of Eimwood street, runLibg back 100 feet on Lo :
hardy street to an alley 20 feet wide. Also, Let
fronting S. feet the West line of Plumb street.
running back 10 feet, ard bounced on the Suuih by
raid alley. Also, ore NEGRO NAN, named Jerry
Tonlpkins: Cart, one Horse Wagon, 3 COWS, and
all the Farming IMPLEMENTS and Crops said pro-
perty. szsaess tss- 81
TEsMs-For the personal property, cash; for the
real estate pnethird cash. balance ut six and twelve
months for negotiable ltes interest added and
tie retained TIL last note is paid and conveyance s
directed by the Court.
WI w CRUMP, To-,
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TOR SALE PRiVATbLY--To remain
1 in or near Richmond-a MULATTo WON IN.
of good s;zs appea about 26 ears old, who
is Fl strait general house servant good seanstress
tr.trare washer and ironer. ard also an excellent
pastry ooh IL IL seldom servant of su h quail
tics is in the arket she Is to b. sold because the
owner has no far her use for her Apply TO
Thus. BAGBY, Agent ana Collector,
au f-sts Wall st uaaer II Charles Ho.ei.
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20 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-W !

20 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-W. T..
~ JOH NSON. who has beep with me for the last
ten ss-rs. having b1+ limited 20 aH interest N
my business. the business will hereafter be con
Quoted und the name of III ~
ALEX'R HILL d CO.
Thanh fuI for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed uppu the house hcp-, by a strlct Ht-
'enfion 70 business, 10 merit Continuance OF the
same. assuring mr. friends and the pubic generally
that Go pains will be sp red by eth Us, or an
na In cur EMPLOY ment. TO give eDtre satisfaction
20 all who may favor us with call.
AL1A'R HILL,
" Ii JOHNSON,
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in
Boots shoes. Trunks, &C.,
l27 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond. July /, 1883.
- In making the above change in my business,
1t becomes necpssary that boud settle up nly old
business as speedily possible 1 must therefore
request all who are indebted to nee to make imme-
date payment of their respective accouats and all
rer>ens TO whom am indebted Will p,ease present
their accounts for settlement.
jy ALEX'R HILL
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LunLAM 4 WATSON.


rkar1 EVh UUbM nav The Rremer
sssssS Bssque "KosAos." wiIl be ready to receiy,
sssa 10 the eerse OF fey days for the above port
She viii load at Bermud> Hundreds 49,
The MAJOR portion Of Der cargo is already engaged
1hose wishing ship By her will please make 90 RI,
arpttcaton. ua consignmenfs Of Tobacco Stems
t. sddress Of our friends, Nessrs H. H. MEIER 4
W, re are prepared 10 grant liberal advances
y ts-& LuDbAa WATSON
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DIeeoLUTIoHe. &C.

0A000A3 ~ 44&<R3 Us
NOTICE or CO PARTNERsHIP-Th.
- undersigned have this day formeda copartner.
ship under the stJle Of IAMss DUNLAP.k CD. lor
the purpose Of manufacturing barrels. Ia thu cjfy al
kichmoud. The i-incss viii be conducted hT Nj
IA Wgsfes,- Who u fully aslhosixed 70 uss tks
name OF the firm At0hGH ALuHN
JAS DUNLAP. ~
Camden. 3 G. July /. 1854 . rs
The business heretofore conducted BY
II LATR0BE, Agent Of Richmond Barrel Mas.it
featuring Company, will be- continued By the under
aligned, under the name and style Of
JAMES DUNLAP / co
a Corner Of Byrd and nth streets.
Richmond. Aug 6. 1885, au7-dlm
(sOPARTNERSHIP.-Theu undersigned
~ have to-day, associated themselves under the
style and firm of NASeIE 4 PLEAsANTa. for
the Transaction OF general MkR0HANDfeE
BROKERAGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS. and
have taken the store Gary street. formerly occu
pied BY Mr. W. 8. Tripiett, and opposite Messrs ]
T Butler Co. They earnestly solicit the patro
mage Of the trade
s. MAssIE, @. 7. PLEAsANrs,
Late with Late with
Selden d Miller. Stokes Rlyes
Jy U-lm eg
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I WILL recommence my NIGHT SALES
L on THIS trhuisda,) BvLSIN0. comnssr4na
NJ - oclock. Ihs attention OF the pnbtlc y INST
respectfully called TO my One asesr. llcnt Of am.
hhnf.ae. nv Goods are direct from the manN1ac-
turers, and all be sold without feserye -'9T z
Jy ID HEAVY VI NuAklR6 Aucf.
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lsSsmt THE BOAT COL. JOR-
1919 aaszAk DAN. 10 now ready to recelve
Freight fof North River For freight Apply 20 "a n
tain on board, or to HARRIS 4 Nssi,sE
Iy Is Hssin IA n,
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TRUSTEES SALE OFF VALUABLE

l. REAL EoTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MuND. asN THE kURTHSI OF VAt.LEY sT
As Trustee In q certain deed, bearing GATE the 18th
day OF November, 1855, executed aahais Bride
to II at public auction, ON the premises on AoN-
DAY the 10th day VI Ausust 1855 a. S o'clock VI,
II far. MT, the 1t fair day, the real estate sn-
located as above conveyed TO the said Mahaia
brdesley, by John sud James Bookei.
Terms Cash
The title is believed to be good but the trustee
wi convey with the usual speca' warranty.
au Std LtWlS COHEN. Trustee,
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--
WANTS..

WANTED.-A P r TN E Rim tn.
W Saving Business with cash capita, of SAGE
The mill IS operated bv seam; is Ia first rate orde
driving Circular Saw, whic will cut 5000 feet pc
day. aud is ia 10 atm which commands en- am yie
supply of material. Apply at this Office.
au 9-3.<
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eHIppINa.
FOR pHILAprr.pHTA

E fO + PHILADELpHIA
xH EVERY TugspAY.-Ths = NaI
6tns& ~ steamship pkNhSYLvANiN. csnt
kakskS1AD psvfd Teat Is now ready Is receive
f,eshs and vi, leave on TUESDAY. August 10Th
Far freight or passage haViry .rx>nx,,. ......-
dstions. Apply 10 u II TUTffE Hcerf 'ao
Freight through to Boston, via philadeIphis' nv
,ns kaehmohd a. above, and arriving Ia Roston on
@SuNa3. A--4e
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II I5SOLUTION.-T co-partnership
~ heretofore existing under the firm of DAVIS L
LEE il this day dissolved By mutual consent Ali
persons having claims against the concern will
please present them to either Of for settlement
JOHN B DAVIS,
July 10. 1883. Nm LEE.
I will continue to buy and sell me-
groes, and can re found at Davis Hutcheson's of.
Zee, until further noLice.
jy 20-im JOHN B DAVIS.
nfSHOLUTION OF co PARTNER
- SHIP.-The co-partnership heretofore existing
between MYERS JAIME is this day dissolF ca
by Limitation. 3. ,. Myers alone is authorised 10
close the business of the concern. Those therefore
having c'aims against it viii present them to him
fer settlement :
The business will hereafter be conducted by q A.
Myers on his own account, an he respectfully b. "a
continuance of public patronage that has SO libe
rally been bestowed on the late concern.
s.. MYERS,
au2 A T. JAHSKE
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EXCURSION TICK ETS

Ssx.sx skN sTEaasHiPs JAIEsToMNNSH Am ~
~ 8 = Do s0 I. SS.kS, s,s, MEALs. srATk
10 hVsMs &c, McLUpNo rItekets will be issued by
stsamshtrs jamestown a. 4 Roanoke. Ter FifTEEs
DOLLARS: inc nd ng meals, state-yos,na. kc whiet
can be wscd an 10 the 10th September without siis
iiona. eharg", thus enabling persons who dssirs ~.
n.ness Of a sea voyage 70 take one At very mode
rate coss, ~ q alving ample time 70 these hayin.
business ut the Nnrih to transact il and save ~
ons~haf the usual cost by railroad ~e'"'
For tickets apply TO
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ALEXR u1LL.
dissolution The Arm of HaXALl

nlSSOLUTlUN The Arm of HaXALL
- 4 co. is this day dissolved. having expired b.
All persons having claims against The late firm
will present them immediately for liquidation, aud
all persons indebted will please make prompt pay
ment.
Either PARTNER will continue to sign the name of
the firm In closing the business.
R. B. HAXALL.
w. H. HAXALL,
july l, 1883. T. L. akINDY.
DISSOLUTION. 49, The partnership
heretofore existing under the firm of CRBNSH AW
FISHER is this day dissolved.
kither partner will sign The name of the firm in
closing the business, In this connection, they ex-
pect in few weeks to offer to the trade cargo of
Rio Coffee. LEWIS D. CRENSHaW
July 1, 1858. GEORGE D. FISHER
co PARTNERSHIP subscribers
haze az; formed CO partnership and will conduct the
Milling Butiness in this city, undo the style aud
firm of II sXALL. CRENSaAW d co
81 ohies in the building occupied for many
years by Messrs. Haxal Co
r b. HAXALL,
LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW,
GEORGE d. FISHER.
7. b. GRUMPY.
JuIy I. lS5S.-lY l-tB
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KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL LAMPS,
N fJeaes, Patent for Gale at No. I62 Main street,
OPP site the Aesi an Hotel xhsre you can mud s's
assor tlenf Of AMPS OF dserear paterns; also tho
best COAL or KEHOrENE OIL Ia ,.icninond. The
Jones BURN Ea l. sernetbing new. and IN improve
meat on all the old Burners. Call and sse them
81 sins JACOB w REX.
E0RSALE--A Pew, or half Pew, eligi
bly, situated la e james chnr.h. Foi terms
apply 70 GEORGE GIBSON. ct SPOTS. Harvey =
20. =, Yesrl ~. :. AZ -
HALLS GREAT VIRGINIA 6HIN6LL
IA mAcHINEcan be sexn at p. Eahp's Foundry.
whre u Sin operation every day. for theiaspscfion
Eor coaniy or shop Right. apply 70
NJ r. 0'HERN d co.
au4 lin Foot OF Canal Dock.
IsLEAR WATER. - Forster's Patent
- Stone Rapid Water Purifiers. euperior to sny
Ting nov IN use for purifying and cleansing the
Vatsr. tor sAie By DUNLOP, Mos CURE 4 co.
ku 4-ss
! . AEON. 20 hhds, prime Bacon 6idee;
/ y 70 do do do Shoulders 100 bbIs o Yellow Ru-
&r; ~ ti4rces choice Family HsmE 200 bnxes Ada
3xnsns candlss;sM bbls 6ne Old Rye Whisksys
s lsa .na e ssas :, nAssrs ) pLxAsASra.
ELIDE ISLAND 6UXEO.-- 25OO bags
r Glide Isisrd Guspo. just landing from schoonsr
Ffsrvin = for sis or ieya ( ssE@na oZ : m
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:
Graduate of the Veteripari4u College of Hxnover
Germany
Offers his profes TO the cit zers OF
XII bmend snd our surrounding ccuDiies. He treats
all diseases Of aniiBale. neral and peri an.
operations For further info nation abou ms abii
tiee, SET references
0iiice Corner OF OH and Bread STREETS
EERRaNEs j 4 B.iy Sagiand Co DR.
Geo I4ytus |, DIR r. VIM HaxalI nr w Il vii o ;
John and &c rye Gibson, Jas q Nectar ny, v Deia
Am, .
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eUMMEH RHSoRTa

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4 LOVER HILL CuAL.-Ih he undersign-
~ ed Is prepared to furnish CLOVER Hill G. ,AL
at the lowest narkes price, throughout the eesson
jy g. II p II GI6StbN.
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LSJk sALE--At a low price, SHOW
4 CAsg, Ga fest long. 2 tees inch In width feet
inches in huighf-giass al round.
~ 1-se fSkc d JAHNkE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

or rejection, not whether IFS constitution
was lawfully made, nor whether or no il is
republican. Each member of Congress
certainly will, Tor himself, examine the sub.
jeci in ali lis relations, and vote for or
against the admission. for such reasons as
arc satisfactory TO his own mind. They
are bis own reasons and not the reasons Of
Congress; indeed. it often happens Gas II
did happen on The passage OF the English
billy that men oil The most opposite opinions
and parties unite in the result and vote To-
gelher for the most opposite reasons.
For Congress 10 undertake 10 determine
whether the Constitution Of State, new
| or old, is or is not republican, is a sheer
! usurpaiion. Tho United States Constitu-
lion, Art. 4, Sec. 3, provides that New
, States may be admitted by The Congress
mic this Union" Section provides that
The United States (not Congress, shall
guarantee 10 every State in this Union
(not 10 Territories, nor States out Of the
Union, a republican form of government"
That clause was designed as security
against usurl ation, whereby only a few might
overturn the republican institutions Of a
State, and establish a tyranny inslead.-
The United States is the guaranior, and mol
Congress, and if, unhaPpily, such cases
should arise, hundred 10 one, the United
States would be called on, not through
Congress, but through the President, 20 re-
deem The guarantee, by putting down the
usurper, by force Of arms. But what is
guarantor? He is NOT O ruler or Judge,
but contracting party, bound 10 redeem
his pledge when required 10 do SO, and not
till then. The guarantee is 10 every State
in tins Union, and il Congress can exercise
the power as 10 Kansas, surely it can do the
same as TO Massachusetts, and New York.
Virginia and Georgia. But would Con.
gress dare TO do it? Not yet.
Ever since the two great rival parties
seized upon the question oil slavery in the
Territories, as their great lever 10 move
the masses, so as 10 control the election Of
Presidents. there has been constant Sc
ries OF measures, all pretending 10 elevate
and aggrandize the Territories, but all
strongly tending 10 depress and belitlle the
States. And this report Of Mr.. Green bids
fair 10 consumma.e the work OF depressing
The States, once proudly called sovereign,
10 the level of Territories bought with
money or conquered by arms. When Mr..
Green's doctrine is once fully established
and submitted 10, SO that Congress assumes,
unresis'ed, the power 10 adjudge and deter
mine. at its own discretion, the legality and
republican character Of the constitutions Of
the States. and cause them 10 be reformed
10 suit its own opinions, we may have Q
powerful and glorious Empire, but never
more a confederation Of equal States.
MISSOURI.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
The Election


The iul! returns Oi the election have not
been received, bu, the indications aye that
the ''Proposiiion Us rejected by large ma
jori'y. We had anticipated IFS defeat,
knowing the elements aud causes combined
against II. ........., ....... ... .
Pro slavery men manifested much apathy
in regard TO the election, and, indeed, fav-
ing given up the slavery issue, they cared
not to 60 the pulls. Tile Douglas Demo.
Gratis voted agains, the proposition in body,
while the republicans rallied all their force
in opposition. Many voted against il be-
cause they desired us 10 remain Terrific
rial government, and not because they were
opposed 10 The bill itself.
The Republicans claims the victory, but
they are forced 10 share the palm with allies
opposed TO them in every other issue. and
10 causes which fortunately controlled the
election in their favor.
The election on Monday last cannot be
construed as an index of the relative posi-
ton Of the Republican and Democratic
parties in the Territory. So much Inside
Influence and many extraordinary causes
were brough 10 bear upon The election,
which will never again agiia'e the political
CIRCLE Leavenworth Herald. -.
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"Our Worthy President"
The following "lrue BILL" has been made

The following "lrue BILL" has been made
out against our worry President
He declared wnr against circulating notes
and in SIX weeks was issuing them himself
Before the ink was dry with which he
pledged Economy" he had drained the
treasury Of lis last dollar.
Before the printers were done stereotyp-
ing his inhrxibIe determination never 10
borrow, he was in Wall street soliciting a
loan.
He congratulated the county on the final
end Of The slavery agitation, and he has
been aeita'ing II ever since.
He ordered Paulding TO stop the flibus-
lers, and then recalled him for doing it.
Walker, Of Nicaragua, he pronounced an
outlaw. and rendered him The Inequalities
Of The White House.
Walker Of Kansas, he furnished with
written instructions, and turned him out for
obeying them.
He Withheld the troops from Utah, where
he proclaimed there was war, in order 10
keep them in Kansas, where he insisted oil
was peace.
He sells Forts Of the west for 1.-THE Of
their cost, in order 10 buy sites ut The east
at ten times their value-his subordinates
in both cases pocketing the difference.
He is continually asking Tor new steam
frigates; but he will not use those he has
either on the coast of Africa or in the Gulf
of Mexico.
He sends out a steamer, osiensibly 10
catch the Styx. but with private orders in
the Captains desk 10 do nothing Of The sort.
Claiming TO be the most frugal Of Presi-
dents, he has spent more than any Of bis
predecessors.
Assuming 10 be above party prejudices,
he makes craftsmanship the basis even Of
his invitations 10 dinner.
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STILL LATER FROM UTAH.

.9rriral Of The .Mad- Dates from Salt Lake
Cdy foMe Ia Of July-inerdents Of hs
TRIP Terrific Storm, c.
In the forenoon Of yesterday, the 9th inst,
the Salt Lake mail, in charge Of MIR. }. T.,
Bromly, arrived in this city. The mail lett
Salt Lake City on The morning Of the lHb
Of July. Nearly all OF the Mormons had
returned 10 the city. Young was keeping
himself very private. Gen. Johnston was
still al Cedar Valley. He had let out con-
tracts for the building Of a fort, cutting
grass, Sc. The volunteers had been or
dered TO Fort Lsavenworlh, 10 be discharg-
ed. They would leave, under the command
Of Col. Bee. on Monday, the End inst. The
9Th and 10Th regiments, with Capt. Reno,
Of The 4th Artillery and Maj. Phelps Bat
terry, would remain in Utah. 10 be stationed
at Fort Bridger, Cedar Valley. and Rush
Valley. Col H"ffman, OF the 9Th regiment,
in command al Fort Bridg r,has been order
ed 10 Oregon, 10 reinforce Col. Strproe.-
Col. Monroe is in command at Fort Lara
mic, and Col. May, at Kearny.
AT Big Sandy, nn the 20lh Of July the
mail party encountered terrific hail storm.
The hail continued TO tall for about an
hour. The ground was as white as snow.
and handIuls OF hail could be raked up, for
hours afterwards. ,.. ......
Large herds Of Buffalo were seen at the
crossing OF Platte river. Judge ST. Clair,
and party, accompanied by Mr.. Morehesd.
agent Of Russell, Majors g. Co. were me,
at La PareiIe. Maj. Easton, with recruits
Tor the 10Th regiment, was also met. Be-
tween South Pass and NemaIa, the mail
party passed eighty trains, belonging TO
Russell, Majors & Co. Two mule teams,
loaded exclusively with clothing for the sol.
ders,w were met between VermiIllon and Ash
Point. The Peace Commissioners were only
a day head of the mail party. coming in.
The ronds are very bad from Plumb CaeeIs
in TO this city. The water courses are all
low and ialling.-[St. Joseph Gazette.
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Our Late Candidate.

Although the American candidate for
Congress has been beaten, his friends have
reason 10 congratulate both him all them
selves Oh the brilliant and gallant race he
has made: His vote in the county will be
scarcely less than 5000, which is more than
his most sangnne friends claimed, and more
than any one thought necessary 10 secure
his election.
Mr.. BREcKIsRIDoE deserves the un-
bounded respect and admiration Of his friends
With an almost completely disurganized
party 10 rely on; without an organ 10 sound
his praises and publish his speeches; with
the damaging cry OF "no chance" raised a.
gainst him from the moment he entered the
field; and laboring under the serious di>ad-
vsntages involved in middle position be-
tween two intensely hostile factions with
all these obstacles to contend against, he
has, yet, received the votes Of SIX thousand
Of The most intelligent citizens OF ST. Louis
county. He expended no money in buying
votes: he made no absurd promises, such as
Mr.. BARREr's Rock Island Bridge pledge;
he strobe no hobby; lie preached no hum
bug. His personal popularity was his chief
strength, and that has suficed 10 secure for
him vote greater than the strength Of bis
party in lis palmiest day.
BREcEISRIDe is defeated, bit he is more
formidable now Than before the baltle.--
The election ony served 10 show hi.
strength. Let him be kept for future
trial. 81. Louis Eve. News,
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Gardenhire on Stewart.

II seems that Governor Stewart took The
stump against Gen. Gardenbire, just pre-.
vious 10 the late election, and persisted il
mlsrepreseniing the General. He pub.
Iished acaid, giving the facts Of the case,
and concluded with the following:
ut is with pain and modification that !
use harsh language in reference toihe ChieI
Executive officer Of the Stale. MY sup
porters and adversaries will. think, alike
bear witness 10 NY earnest efforts 10 avoid
excitement in the pending election; 5uI
when the Governor i.rgeis his high posi-
iion. acts The in.brlaie, makes speech I'll
Sunday against my election. with glass Of
Intoxicating liquor before him, siulflns his
speech with pa'pable and wicked ial,e-
hoods. giving them The sanction Of his cfFi
cial position. no::alferna'irc is lett ne but TO
brand him as a wilIul. deliberate. corrupt
liar and .coundrel. which accordingly de-.
deeply lamenIing tie Alternative TO which
he has driven me. and that cur great State
is loaded with the multiplied schemes and
inlamies Of such an Execniive.
JAS. B. GARDENHIRE."