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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04
Mr.. BIalr,s Notice Of Contesr.

The Hon. F. P. Blair, Jr, has given Mr.. Bar
ret, the Democratic member of Congress elect
in st. Louis, notice of contest of his right TO a
seat in the Both Congress He specifies twenty
grounds Of contest, among others that large
sums of money, contributed by Federal office
holders and contractors were expended in pur-
chasing votes for Barret-that inmates of the U
S. Marine Hospital, and Of the Poor House, not
citizens of the United States or Missouri, were
made TO vote for Mr. Barret by tie officers Of
those Institutions; that the Governor sued par
dons to persons convicted in the Criminal
Courts to be delivered on coalition that they
voted for Bauet; that unnaturalized foreigners
and minors voted for Barret; that there was
double voting for Barret; etc, etc. The charges
are published in the Missouri Democrat, and in
his letter to that journal Mr.. Blair says.
My only purpose in making this contest Is TO
yindicate the nights of the people of this cOun-
ty, violated IN my person, by the same corrupt
practice which SO long prevailed in Kansas, and
by which alone the Democratic or Slavery par
tv maintained its ascendency in that Territory
When the frauds so repeatedly committed at
Oxford, Kickaplo, Shawnee and the Delaware
Crossings could no longer avail to maintain
their ascendency in Kansas, the chief actors and
perpetrators of those frauds fell back upon Mis-
sour, and brought with them the tactics in
which they had become so skilllul 10 be again
applied where the struggle for free principles
has been again renewed. Missouri is now what
kansasilas been in the last five years, the bat
Gle ground Of freedom. The Democrats, or
Slavery party, throughout the Union, which de-
,l4ls sl.s,E l.. IL. ~
houn in Kansas, have been swift to inauyurate
the same practices in Missouri. l propose to
meet them at the threshold, and by exposing
them in the eyes of the whole patton, to make |
their 1iisgnceful triumphs the means OF more |
speedy and complete overthrow.
have ample evidence to substantiate the |
charges have preferred in my notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

Banks IN MISNEsorA-Banks are to be es-
tablished at once under the new law of Mime
sofa Three propositions in the State Auditors
office have been accepted, and nine others are
under consideration by the State authorities
The ST. Anthony Express says;
The accepted propositions were made by B.
W Clarke, formerly of Milwaukee, Wis, and
the banks are to be established one at North
held, another at Faribault. and the third at
Austin, Mower county. They are II 20 into
operation about the middle of September next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

E1PENsEs OF CIScINNATI.-City governments
are costly luxuries, whether well administered
or not For instance, an abstract showing the
amount expended by each department of the
City Government of Cincinnati for the six
months ending the Ist of September presents a
total Of over quarter of million of dollars I!
the exact sum being S26s, ,7s2 81. The Watch
department cost S34, ,7IO; the Light department
Sl7,9l2; Fire department s44,250; Police
Court $685.; City Prison s6,462 and Clean
ing Streets sI6,5OO. The amount paid the Gin
cincinnati Fire Department in August was s5,-
lSO-the different Steam Fire Companies being
paid about s423 each. Two Tower Watchmen
were paid slOs; Chief Engineer $50; two As
sistant Engineers SIG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

SUNK.-The seow Nimrod, which left here on
the 25th ult. with $50 tons grindstones for the
American Transportation Co, Buffalo, swamp
ed on Thursday night during the gale, when
just above Port Stanley. The crew took to the
boats and landed in Canada. They reached
this city this morning. The scow was owned
by the master, Capt. Curtis, of Black River.
She was new, and valued at 90, 500. No insur-
apce on scow Ur cargo-Herald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

q 1t will be gratifying to the friends of
Rev J. C. White, Pastor of Plymouth Church
TO learn that he has so far recovered from a Sc
we're nervous PrOstratiOn, the result of overtaz.
ing and long continued labor, as to be able to be
out again, although he viii not be able to re-
sumo his ministerial duties for some time to
come
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

THE CAPTURED CASSON.-The Sandusky
Register states that several pieces of cannon
which were taken from the British in the battle
OF Lake Erie are now at Detroit, and It has been
suggested that they be donated TO the Monu-
ment Association, to be cast into railing to en-
close the proposed monument, or be used in
some other manner in connexiOn with the
structure The ProPOsitiOnis a good one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

LOOKING UP-Detroit is in town. She hasa
Steam Fire Engine 1t works well Its iron
sinews never tire. Throws an immense volume
Of water. Throws it farther than hand ma.
chimes The Steam Fire Engine is now De-
trOit institution Silsbee & Wynders the man.
ufacturers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

CANcELISG REcEIPTs.-On Tuesday a crowd
eongreglted opposite the fremont House, and
on enquiry for the cause we learned that a citi-
zen Ofthe west part Of town, who has hereto
fore borne good reputation, was charged with
having altered the date of a receipt of five dol
lars, so as to make it apply on account again.
1t was father and sOn-the father wanted to
show the paper to his son, and on taking it in
10 his hand, the son quickly folded the doeu-
ment and swallowed it. An Intellectual attempt
to force him TO disgorge, called crowd together
This new way of clncelling receipts was wit
messed by number. The end is not yet.-C0n-
Heaut Reporter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

ARRIVALS At SARAToeA-Hard times must
have been a stranger at Saratoga Springs the
past season judging from the movement thither
Of fsshionables- The arrivals from June 2sth
to August Slst ct fourteen establishments were
1880, and it is estimated the sum total Of the
season win reach 10000. There are about one
hundred hotels and boarding houses in the town
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MARRIED,

In jefferson, August 18th Miss HARRIET Il CHAPLIN.
o. Jeherson 10 Mr. J. C. C-FRANKERBEKGER, OF sldney
OllJ-
In Jsfers1n. Augut 3lss, Mrs. SYLVIA FOBES.
asss a. hisT o. = B. Woodbury., Esq, to AIr FRANCIS W
IN Jefferson, August 3lst, Miss ELIZABETH = AN
pEhsOh, TO Mr.. l. s DILLEY, editor Of the Centrdl
Iilnoiau-"
II PisrpoHt, August 2sih, Miss MERGARETTA T.
CLARK. 70 Mr. WM. A FANDUZEN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

LAVE STocK FoRwARDED-During the month
of August lOse2O Cattle, $500 Sheep, and a.
ESQ Hogs, were forwarded by the Cleveland &
Erie Railroad; all to help feed Down East
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

hoNINATIos.-The Democrats Of the Huron,
Erie, DC. Judicial District, have nominated HO-
ratio Wildman, of Sandusky City, for Judge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04
NOTICE.
WHERERS. Varions

" IlLIlLnDI dIIUuS IuuINIuudIs
Ia. been IN the practice for some months past.
dso ug Culs lr0u ald other artc Aierchandiz
upon ms wharf. erected uqun and adiacanr The U
Government Pier N Cleveland, under license given
70 the IA BY the Cleveland x Pittsburgh Raul Road
company ali such persons now therefore, hereby
tined. t species OF authority heretofore express
OF inlpedy gtgen 10 sad ltal Road Comuany deposit
gods ulun said wharf, o. TercIyc wharage herei0r
been hf me- revoked All persons who shall said Whar
OF portion thereof Tor business purposes the
da oi June ls5s, without hrs oniailus auth my
Atsuey IN Cleveland MeSsTs Spauldiug y Parsons viii
be deemed trespasseIs and treated accordingly
l. X. COLLINS.
Spauldiue 4 Parsons, Aftorneys -iylisl2m 1876
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MORNING LEADER.
PLAIN AND oRNANIENTAL PRINTING

~ PLAIN and Osnlmsltal Printing description
done the Pr uiIng Estah shmeut the Le1dcT Office
the latest improved and most RAPID steam presses m The
best STYLE short notice and reasonable rates Par
tlcalar attention n1id blank work Every description
ling DONE especially Blank Books Lsdger, Journals
S ales B1sks. Receiving R4IEs.
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General Notites

NEW FALL FASHIONS &c C
~ SCOTS NEW PLATE OF FASHIONS can be-
harat SEAMAN'S,
AuJI dim lss No Bank-st Weddell House.
Ofsce Of Ihe CummissiIners Of Cuyahosa Co.
Cleveland. August Is h. 1855
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ pursuance Of Of the General Assembly Of
the STATE OF Ohio. passed. Apr I2ih l-5s entitled
20 uueui act, passed Apl 3h ls, entitled act for
The ment an taxation OF all property IN this Stale
and for lew thereon according its true value
money the Cummiss AZ their June session, ISIS
divi ed the City Cleveland into three Districts fol-
lows, wit.
The sf ID and 81 Wards to constitute the Ist District
The itn d, 9Th and 5th Warls % "A
The SIN, gh, lOIh and lIth Wards 81
Each Township the C0unty institutes separate D.s
trict. WILLIAM FULLER.
CLERK ~ BOauf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04
I 0ST-JULY 30, AT ABOUT II

/ .OST-JULI 30, AT ABOUT II
IL O'ciack 'he Plank koad from Cleveland q New
hurgh hetween The Toll Gate and American House old
Porte Monuae, aiul one Sl00u note. %
and another note which there about S6 due and
ether valuable papers, an Am9rian Half DolIr-al Of
whiEh belong u Mr.. Joseph Adams. ANY information
which will lead 20 the coyery the Porte Monnae and
conieuts will be literally rewarded
July sl-itf d.
II INSEED OIL.-30 bbls. LINSEED
II oil IN good order fIr sale by
Jaigl SMITH 4 PUTNAM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

H00PS.-l00 Gross Brass Hoops of
lexra quality rvdBesd rates 70 the J0bbing Trade
apl MORGAN RoOT.
PY BXPRESS-JUST ARRIVED
a. Ladies FlueIa Cotton Hose
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04
OH' .W.F.V'EFOOD,

O.f sNsE.S'EFOOD,
| AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE
| Just Published, Gratis, the 2lth Thousand:
A FEW WORDS ON THE RA.
- toual Treatment. without Medicine OF Scernator
rlea or Lueal weakness Nocturnal I'm ssions Geuifa
saI Nervous Debility lmpotcncy. and lmpedlmenfs 4
AiatIlase generally by b. DE LANEY. NJ d.
The important fact that the many alarmine cltnlat.
o. gina ing IN the imprudence anI tfus 0f vorft r
o. easily removed without Mei me Is IA this tr1ei
e rated; and the entirely and highly suc
lul t0aimeni ADOPTED BY the Author fully cx1Ian-
~ 9 means oi NhictEery enabled cure hun ei
p!scl and al the least possible cost thereby avoiding
az tle autertlseu nostrams Of The day.
sem 70 auy address, and post free in scaled en-
'eiope hy renting post paid two postae stamps 10
Br. h. d. LANEY.
sp1l-stl- ms ls5 No s. East sst 81. N W York.
Removal.
C i. MORSE'S WHOLESALE and
s Retali Tohocco and ar ore has been removed Ia
= superior ST. uEd the American House. vgberr he
Aees 90 sanlly on hrn the choicest and lsr erengfve
80 81 hpoied and Domestic Sers und Tobacco In me
lie Is uiltrns Tor sale Plug AMI tine Cut Chcgins
ifee CONSISTING IN part ot he following most approved
Ci.Iisian's Comfort; Boun's C5sldIs,c
lslue lieu's GnlCEta,
Notll skuiI, Sallie Miller ON fuiIl
Aialchakeg fremiums Deusen's Premium
si, ~, -sllihe Meefshaum Pipes, TurksL and Havana
SioolwiH's Fine cut Chewing Tobacco;
Anderson's DO ~
M4inlcA- l5lyai = Co Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
snuh Seslr ca es- Drinking FIssks. Pi1vis. Cat,Is
For sac by &. I. MORSE
.... - Under The Amencsn House
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
Office OF the Commissioners OF Cuyahosa Co.,
Cleveland, August "a. ls5s :
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
~ ceNed al this 0-e until the 7th day Of September
uert, Il O'Clock NJ for building tue SUPEISTRUC-
TURE FOR A BRIDGE over the Chippewa Greek, neal
Cutshaw's Mil in Brscksylile
Plans and Speclcai Of tho work may be al thi.
Office.
BY 0rler Of the B0arl
auI4 dS.yyIq5 WILLIAM FIJI Err CLERK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04
TeSiimOpiaIS and Reference,

ave observed with murh Interest forthe last two ves,
above method OF prod ucins Artfficiai Teetb ~. 49,;
statements Of this ircalar eorrect -i'1 ''iie
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-06
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
49,. SPRING, TRADE. 1857, s,ea
SMITH. RHODES & CO..
LATE SMITH 4 RoBERrs, J

LATE SMITH k0BRRfs,)
IMPORTERS and dealers IN Foreign and Domes Ii,
L Hardware. Cutlery, Gums, saddisry, DC TO-, No
~ Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia, have now Of
aaud, and for sale, large aud elegant stock o
HARDWARE, especially adapted " the trade o.
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, and ",
would respectfully solicit from Merchants and Sad
Hers, visiting the Market, call and an examine
lion Of thsssm Our stock is fuII-comprising in par
as follows:
Building materials of every description, large va.
rety
Tools for Carpenters Masons, Saddlers, Tanners
Millwrizhts, Coopers, Smiths, &C., &c.
Axles Vises, Chains, Anvils, Bellows, Axes, DC.
Hog Skins. Brides, Bits, Stirrups, Webbing, DC
Saddles, Sheep skins, Patent and Enamslled Lesth
or, de-, DO.
Shoe Lasts, Pegs, Crimp Boards, Boot Press, DO.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table, u splendid variety.
Guns double and single rrel, Pistols, Keyolvers
Rides. Game Bags, Pouches, Belts, Caps. &c.
Whips of all descriptions in great variety.
Fancy Goods, as Porte Monnaies, Purses, Wolf,
Strings, Pins, Needless Forks, Spades, Shovels, Ham
mers.
Anchor Boiling Cloth, &C., &C., DC. s{
Richmond, March 81, l857-y6m GOSH
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LARUS & SHINE.

AUCTIONEEko L. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Min Street. Richmond, w.
NX7ILL give their undivided attention to all sales
w of Real and Personal Estate, sale of Household
Furniture Stock, Goods 40, DC. also special atten
ton sales Saturdays of Horses Cows, Carriages,
Wagons, &C., &c.
Also keep constantly on hand the largest and hand.
stock Of Furniture to be found in this market,
consisting in part Of
Mahogany and Rosewood Wardrobes,
Do. do. Marble and Mahogany top
Cabinets,
Sideboards and Washstands,
Splendid Spring Seat Sofas, TetC aTetes, Divans and
Lounges
Spring Seat, Parlor Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Spring Cur'd Rockers, Sociables, Whatnots.
Also, beautiful assortment of Chamber Sets, to-
setber with general assortment of Housekeeping
Goods.
The city and country trade are invited to examine
our collection, are determined to sell at very
small advance cost.
p. @. LARUS. JAMES N. SHINE.
Richmond, March 81, 1S57-ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-06

rEO. NJ. WEST, PUBLISHER AND DEALER
" in Books, &C., &C., Exchange Block l4th street,
hIcnmond, Va, has now in press new Romance
fir the pen vi Of he most intellectual of Virgin.
ia's sons -ot. eorge Tucker Esq Inch will soon
be ready for publication and sale. The title Of the
work is III ,nsori' The work is historical, and Is
founded OIL Bacons Rebellion II is pronounced to be
novel Of UNCOMMON merit by men of learning and
abb ity who have been permitted to peruse the proof
sheets This /, MIR. Tucker fort in the charao.
ter of a Novelist, and will all renown to his already
distinguished name. This work will contain $50 pa
yes printed Oh handsome white paper. and bound in
neat muslin, gilt bicks-price 81 Is; and viii be
ready for sale the tenth day of Mtrch, 1871 Per.
sons who remit the price will receive the book free ot
postage.
Richmond, Feb, q, lS57.-ly
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iSH0CKOE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS
- Cary street and I7th on Richmpud Dock.
The subscribers. having greatly enlarged their build
ings, and re-arranged all their machinery, sns
bsd to sxesute, with fathfulnes and dispatch, any
article IN their line of business favorable term
Is any other in the country
They are building Portable Steam Engines of b
construction suitable for Circular Sas Mills and
tber purposes, which they aater themselves are fully
equal, if not superi)rto anything Of the kind ever
rut. Also, two beautiful patterns of Engines. OF.
pressly for farming purposes, such as 1hrnshing
irinding. Saving &C., and for other light work, Of
ind 10 horse power each. '-t
They will also furnish stationary Steam Engines from
~ horse to any required power. Circular Saw Miis
of he approved ructi.n and Of various sizes
Pumps and Wheels for Water Works; Portable q ris
Mills and Irons for Mills Of all kinds Ralroad Work,
,fevery description Tobacco Presses PIaten ng Mills
md all articles used in manufacturing T"bacco-.to
keher with Brass and Iron Castings aud Wrought Irop
york of every description.
Persons wanting any thing in our line will please
vor US with y call before purchasing elsewhere.
a TALBOT BROTHER.
Richmond, Feb Z, 1857-ly
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Dec. 90, 1857. Macon or Savannah Ga.

NEW ESTABLISHMENTS The undersigned
~ takes this me hod announce that he has open
ed. ExcLUs, vELY on HIS own ACCOUNT, on virginia
- w ATCH h JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT wher"
he is prepared 10 exhibit for sale every article known
in his line From his long exp rlence as u sirer.
smith and dealer in Watches and Jewelry, ne teeiS
himself justified IN assuring satisfaction TO all VINO
all Watches that he may either sell or repair TO run ac-
curaely Tor twelve months or to do necessary repairs
wi hin that time without charge. All warranteeS ne
may make of Jewerv. either as 10 material or work
man>hp. he sch hod himself resfo"S'"se 70 MAKE goo
ut gH tiles As tins i, his first commence III bus
mess in Sraunun, never having had any connection
wi any establishment here liza soeve', exc 10 re-
pair Watches Tor the ubhc, lie cheilshes The no.
thai he will receive reasonable share oil the patronage
of n generous cubic. A. LANG.
n.c " lsh7
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SPECIAI.NOTICES.

~ perfnmed breath can be obtained by Dow
den's Dental Fluid. Toothache instantly relieved oy
Dowden Dental Fluid. Soft and SpOngy Gums cur
ed BIZ Dowden's Dental Fluid. Teeth made white anu
tartar removed by Dowden's Dental Fluid recommend
ed by Drs. Pleasauts Hudson, Edmands Hancock, &c'
&c. of this city, and Physicians everywhere. For sale
BY all Druggists, wholesale and retail
GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist,
Sixth and Broad ST.. Richmond, Va
.y- Beware of limitations, Toothwashes, &c.
Feb. %, lS57-ly
NLERKSHlP OF BATH COUNTY.-WA
~ n. REYERC0MB, Esq, is u Candidate at the eT'
SUNG election for the Cerkshlp Of the County and Cur
cuit Courts of Bath County MANY VOTERS.
Dec. so, 1887.
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ROYAL l2mo. Embossed ClOth. frlce SI'sV
Professor Park. Of Andoyer,
Having examined large portion OF the WORK In man
useripf saws t is distinguished Tor lis cle@iesS Oh
style per>picuiy of method, candor OF spirit scumen
and conf rehenSveness ut thought have been hear
From ID. K. Campbell LII. D., President Georgetown
College, Ky.
at is, ia my opinion the best textbook extint on
the subject liz il methOdlcal, COMPREHENSIVE, anu III
its s;vle quite charming for such subject. am Sc
rio,,siy inclined to introduce It, next tall, lnY cur
course as Il Textbook
From Trustee of the Worcester Female Co!Rse
at meets my views of what textbook on thssub-
iact o,yht 10 be better than any other treatise am
led With. like tue work so well that wsSnali
ad0pl it unheSangly rs our text book ID men'a pot
loso ,hv in the Female College IN this place. the
work is think particularly tecltOus IN ats hF0Fy
OF s.nons and views on The to,.i treated upon
have ao doubt that &C will be popular and widely qed
because It so well meets want long felt and ottei ex'
pressed ,oz7
sit has the eminent merit Of never pre- suppoSiT IN
the pu Ill u larger knowledge of mental science ian
be ordinarily possesses and ut the same tine oiAot
undertaking his intelligence aud disgusting hun WIN
explanations If what has been familiar to hiui ms
Jrica in its trea, men of the various brances
of mental science angemeut VI topics IS pecIi
ary lucid and both its order and language attract I'D
stimulate the reader 10 pursue Investigations Whh
he has commenced. Nnle IL Is u
mirably fitted Tor our colleges it is also well adaptd
10 our academies aud high schools.
From the New YORK Tribune.
i'With lous exception we must regard this yolurn
as the most i ,ur,ant contribution 10 mental scienc
as vet furnished by an American scholar.
Professor Haven has performed his task, in our oplr
lou, with eminent success. MS Ieart
ing Il not only various but genuine, and is brougt
forward WI the simplicity that shows he Is Sseus
toned 10 is lse and has not picked 1t up TOR the oC
caSnu Bat u Is the ciearnesS aud penetration OF hi
own intellect which gives It's chief value 10 his Urea
tise Each vi the problems, which 0re here 'esenieI
has recei, ed an Jude rndcnt ISOLATION hni the pei
soua reiec ION the I,hOr, aud he result Is safe
wi IA the lon al method and order ~ ex ressOn who
a e che best aroofS of Il mastery of he subject. For
college textbook has the cardinal merits ct precls
ION accuracy aud ucidiy while its aptness OF illus
trarou end richuess Ut philOs. hical learning, com
mend it f,yorabiy 10 the general student ct science
L. has already beeu adopted as textbook IN Brow
University AmheIs5 College, Sptnger ms Itue. Ne'
ok Guy. Mount HOLY oke Female SEMINARY, and til
Female College, Worcester.
NniTI " {. i
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW IRON ESTABLISHMENTS .UNion
Works. corner Vt Canal and 7Ih streets, Richmond,
w. m
The undersigned, practical workmen, have entered
INTO partnership under the 6rm and style OF TpkN:
Sk, STEELE, HAaAN 4 CO.. aud are now prepared
make to order Stationary Engines steam Saw Mills,
soiers for Steam Engines, Iron Bridges and Railings
Jobbng of all descriptions Ia their line OF business,
promptly attended to. They ask portion Of public
patronage, under the confident beiefrhat their prices
md workmanship will give entire satisfaction.
ADAM TURNER, WILLiAR STEELE,
CHAs. HAGAN, joan TURNER,
J. w. CURTIS, JAMES TUEEgR.
Richmond, Feb. T. 1857-ly
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE.
Registered Money Letters at Our Risk.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!

ANDERSON Il SONS LOTTERY,
On the Hacana Plan Of Single Numbers!
JaSper County .iCadehny EOitery,
BY AUTHORITY of THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS FF draws January lst, 1855, and CLASS
CT, draws .Ianuary l5M S5o, in public, at Macon, Ga
under The sworn superintendent Of +. C. Buckley aud
JOS. Waterman, Esqs.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50
Prizes PayQJle tcithOut Deduction!
ny. Only $4,000 Numbers! 1860 Prizes!
~
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GOULD & LINCOLN,
50 Wash ngton Street, Boston.
j. II. SYRCLE,

NTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
vi the Circnit Court Of Augusta county, Deem
Der ith, 1871, HoSardS, lille ROckiish Turnpike CON-
pany, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Elijah Hunter, Samuel Hunter and John Diddle, and
VIM. H. liaI man, trustee Of sand Diddle,-Detend-
ants.
The object of his suit is to subject moneys due the De-
fendant Samuel Hunter from the Defendant John Did
die, or VIM. Il Harman uustee of said Diddle to the
payment of Pain ill debt.
IL appearing ty satisfactory evidence that the De-
fenddut Samuel duuter is not lnhabIant of this
COmmOnN cal b Ii Is ordered that The said Defendant
do appear here within mouth afe due publication
OF this order and do what is necessary to protect his
interest. TeSte, n. e. KINNEY, Crk
Dec. %. lS5I-4M