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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
NnaIEEYa MAEKETs.

NEw iogX. July ~ -t."lr has ad'aTcrd
Ja(n cents; state a: - G'.t 90. ONO 81 -
a 5 60: Soathcrl - - a ) -. Wheat Is
scarce, closing at > > cents higher; SoLtne'n
81 80: do white : - 4 ! ~. Corn closed
with declining tendency ncv mixed sOc..
white md yellow Sc Pork closed duili mess
SD -. prime $40 - q ]. Lard c.">c'i steady
at 10. lot. Wh,kcy closed dbl at - cts.
BAL1moEE. July :,u.--I'our co,c'i steady.
Wheat closed lac lowe; White closing Gaii
ut 81 2u a 4c Com; yellow ha- declined
&c, closing y; soc, wnl'c So. Provisions
closed dull WhioHey c.v-eia 2..c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
A PANIC.

The buffalo Republic comments severely
on the course of the charleston Mercury TO-
wards Senator Douglas. The Republic apprc-
hends the probability Of riotous assault on
the Douglas men Ut Charleston, by mob incl
ted by the Mercury" end its partisans. The
Republic" advises Senator Douglas friends to
muster 10, 900 strong "well armed with Coils
pistols"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
THE RESTITUTION,
Cash Ribbon House.
JOHN FARRELL,
HIS, CHAMBERS ST.,
NEW YORK
AMERICAN GUANO.

N0UR attention calie! ih.s valuable Fertilizer. from
Jarvis Island In the Pacific Ocean, and In possession
Of the American Gu.y Company by formal act o The
L. :. Government.
and LIKE in usura! combination tina. can
be initiated by ar; and in finely divided condition. no
that the useful he readily taken when apple!
crops II also coners lasting benefit upon ie soil al
ter the crop has been harvested.
We refer TO the numerous farmers who have used upon
their crops last SprEg aud who report its effects equal 10
the Peruvian ], is particularly adapted 10 Wheat; aat i'll
superior stand and growth Of Grass.
MorSr pleasant PLACE. NgNAgy, y. J.,
February "a, iHS!
C. s. MlsSgiiL, ESQ.
President Of the American Guano Company
Dear S!r-As the American Guano has but rcce.y been
introduced and bnt few OF farmers know about the
article will say 10 FL such, hy usinS two hrnred or w"
hundred and fi,y pounds Per of the American taso
they will be sure 20 harvest the ars year. twehyi per
the outlay il tot more, besides ee:ettns the
land for future crops.
Ispesk avi,-dly having had, the las. Season. much eN
perieuce IN the q! l. Corn Wheat, Grass, CCcuil
and Melons, In all with equal beneficial results.
used the American Guano spr ng Wheat, hid down
with Clover and Timothy Seed Tie Grass Seed took hheiy
and after the Wheat harvested, every plan; o. hc
Clover headed result before obtained "i:s
land highly manured with bsrn.yard manure.
Very respectfully yours, ..-z..,.
We oCer the American Gusno fertilizer which hHs.
eide y side, proved superior TO the Peruvian, which IL Is
destined TO supersede.
Tn. American Gusno is dry, and in Is natural state
ready to be applied by drill or otherwise.
Price 4l0 per OF 20o pounds delivered IN Depo. OF
on Boat Dealers will be supplied by this agency at Ne"
York prices. fELlA IL. CAVE
A.en, American t;uano Company,
Richmond, w.
ss-ofHce, ls-h street between Main AID Cary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
pX -ERyBC GUN .iND JEHEaRY
ESrAKLISH III tST

Sf. ave removed from Uid stree; ami
" oiious esitbishm :nNo. 56 sycamore street where
Glrssei facilities, better prepared furnish
.lr notice every description OF Military Goods
-a: of Caps. PGm-s. Ponpoons, R--, swords slshrs.
tg.as.is &C. The Army R.sGation Hats Military buttons
80 Trimmings OF every variety. Gun., Fs;ol- Rifles,
.' Accogteuen:S. also large and spleadi stocs OF
",'st->. CLOCKS and Jewelry, Walking Canes Fishing
-.',. Galley, Musical Instruments and Fancy Gools.
I.e attention of .ror;sn-D aud military desired
greater n!uccm-nts than any other house ia the
-:.'= CHARLES LEONARD.
e sycamore srcet sign Of the ride. fish ard watch.
\. W4H:e! r1od g1nnas-r. The hes: OF wascs
july ,,-c2rp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
DECISIVE.

Several Of our exchanges state that the Ms
sissippi delegation to Charleston is already
pledged TO Withdraw from the Convention in
case Of refusal to endorse the doctrine o.!
equal protection by the General Government
in the Territories.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
THE LOTUS;
\ MONTHLY NIAGAZINF F.


W. cf-, nGrSer o: ti enterprise, beginning With
Z !iu1irv, l~'., Is before the public The publishers
A.. prepre 10 issu- prospectus, fully confident that
-5i:s % the work would coiIend 20 the patronage
= =. -ao love ge;uae literature 1t is commenced under
.,-,' favorable auspices its gifted Editor stands frs:
.a'ac'e yoanc poets 0I the present o! English verse
81; ,..s;ed D.? corps Of brilliant contributors both In
- c1gafy aaG Europe, viii furnish monthly az choice
r . h'.ructve Entertainment, AM periodical Of the
,'.lt'y atsrts.
he s contain nothing sectional sec;arian; but
i-ta from al fields whatever IS worthy and acceptable,
a: the enlightenment and liberAi,y Of the -mlight
ts: a h.r. for such encouragement and support lis
.'st.. aas claim.
A. combinations pertaining TO the Literary Depart
,- be addressed TO the Editor. All voluntary
'' "a, Glls bc accompanied by the names OF the
'.-..fs authors, 10 secure attention.
srAnc.s and business letters be addressed either
's- &!!.oi or the Publishers.
'' Three Dollars per annum Invariably In advance;
'.'!@T- cen:s per single copy. No subscription
a'i for longer time than paid for. Booksellers and
'''v"Hsrs supplied terms usual TO the trade Great
-r::aen's offered 10 Clubs. Address,
HUTTON CLARK,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
y, ~. cnyh7.Hon VI.G1NIA.

y t'iN,N-l ~ VI ~ L to\.
Si-Et ~. vacancy las occurred II l.Ie Judiciary c!
W %, Commonwealth, Icy "a, death Of JOHN W Nts.,,
u of the second Ju,cG CigeGi,, composed o, the
.-.-,., frias- george, piaw:!ls Bu-wits M-cSien.
r.. ! .,ar.J;. Nc,i"Ssy. Amelia. Chesterfield. rowhl-
1 t .y ot Petersburg, Therefore. ~ COZ; gr, -
I'D. S-It 90. Zach oi said c"unti,s. and :lv OF
800 a-,'T required 10 cause an election g. t. he.
.,. .i,fr>!ay t:le hrsi day Of September r~Nt AZ
.e ,. iry>,rn-! 10y law, for Judge % t..e C!rcGit
,..;. "a .srriy INC vacancy Aforesaid
riNtI uHier my hand, a. Governor. nni under
'ac .~.l Of the Commonwealth. Mt Richmond this
- ;'.Gi,S dy @: July 1859. and in n. s;ih year OF
'.- Co'urLr-ali HENRY A. WISE
-, c,-;no:, G.osGs W. YryFoRD, secretary Of the
IuI,.J ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
HENRY L. HOPKINS. ESQ.

This gentleman we are authorised to an.
nounce, will address the people at Charlotte
Courthouse, on Monday, the lst Of August,
and at Lunenburs Oh Monday, the stE Of An
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
>or.c.T nAILEo,D coNr.acroi:.
. VI ~ INV = VI Y kN1ss 7
n . AID Yo3S i.lrrR EAtLgoiD L IMr\S
r. Isf.1tr,,l I,neJ. t..u

E.cLinonl Janc9j'h, !,j9
''E - c-- ""l 4. authorized receive proposals io-
4 .s uuani'."d Grading. Bridging delivery of C-os,
& LIying - Track, perO'-, ani all other wo-k
y epP ei- The .ccoE Gisc:. o. the Richmoal .',G
Ia River R'road. West Point. Il S-lo r'rs irciu
af PImlntr, River Brdg. WasF!nc Il. ran.uGse: k.T..
- Trs; PoIn,
.r1pJsa, sealed will be received me Engineer oce
Rockets. ia 'h e.ty. ua.il she 2t;h o: Juis next NJ
-acTv plans. ciac.;en.. ami all Information necessary
bidders, wi. be furnished and AFTER the iy:h o..
w
!so separate S;fs 20 he made by each bidder. to
The pric. y cash foe each :-r. pAt able monthly
- other TO price In Pc, ST mortgage bonds
company AZ het par vilue aud - p-r reserved
raon;hiy es:im .,es IN completed.
Signed d. 5 WALTON, che: EngiEcc..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
the Richmond ENQUIRER,
% 7l-?.iSgsp DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLr AND WEEKLY
81 g,Tc-.IIE. DUENAyAST, TYLER 4 WISE.
TERMS

.s-D,,iY Pl7rE. seven dciars per anuum and AZ the
= c;:hi dollars taken for shorter period than one
- For the sssi-WEysLi five dollars per annum and
dollars for siN months. payable in advance. For the
.s - per snruc, or SIX copies for sla he paid in.
~, in Ni'ance. When letters containing money are
- ,al they rus; je regis, e3 or they viii Le a; the
=. @: tie wr..e:-.
s"E-HnpSp tNeriRyR A"yrrt SiIEsT is r:hlishe!
see; &,A; the ;noni'dy cis;u' .;ion I, twenty thou
# copies. Advertisements deserted u, - cents per lnt
s'-Ni luc> 10 this office h. reunited per mail. in
-e AVAILABLE Bank notes. 4. 'srs1, a: The ri,s O.:
:. ...inrS
- ~ obituaries aHd Tihu.c- - f's?cc:, exceeding
.ag- char sed .or - alvv.ti.. ..t It,
t-c :gIl distance uiGsi I've l,t led = h The ~,
-tsy satisfactory re-, rGacy. 10 r,afc execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
A GOOD SIGN.

The "National Era the Black Republican
organ at Washington, strenuousy opposes Gov
Wise's nomination at Charleston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
TEN DOLLNI:S REWARD.

TEN DOLLAI:S REWARD.
* N % orn my residence, near Amelia Court House.
~ s~isati man usmeh PLLNAEi. hired him OF Mrs.
Nsrn Who formerly lived at O.s Ill., Mecklenburg
'-'!. virginia bI, Is now resident oi Eichmond.-
'l'""s iIa, he will make his WAY 10 ore or the other
So places. will give the above reward for his !eiv-
'''1 '-e II. Is aJ.u; : feet inches high. ginger
' 9r. spare made, and abou; 10 years old; had on
-r -i Fcl L.naei -lri, dark pan,aloons ald an old
'.t h'i, : generally known in Mecslenb're county
q t'-c-i JEFFERSON PEiT0N.
iK.INsA-iN CHlNCEKY.-At Eulcs held in the
te's "ace Of ia. County Cour, Q: Charles City, On
80 !,.aiord Plaintiff.
A.'a,,
Jog l1a rson and Nancy g. The son ", ire the heirs
Fl ''--' hO:l;,sou aud keaGcr ihoiD,on and Others
defendants.
''.y came the plaintiff and Grd Li. lii against II.
'''s' TIE obec; Of which s', j. - oh,ain 4 decree
''.e Of tract Of land, situate n the uri~r par;
>. r.aa.y containing hy .smdrp. s'Ny acres. Shtrao.
r, Gregory late OF said county died. seized and pos
s'1 :.: i- distribution OF ilc proceed. arising isc;g
ssr AMONGST the parties 20 ta. ~u plaintiff .,.i de-
.,, q. present OF said trac; OF laid, sccOr!
' 'T rc-pec,ire rights ard Interest therein, and al
"'-i'-: been uade and fled, that due diligence hs
=a'4' John Thompson and Nancy G. Thompson, ~.
'.'a' effect. aud that the defend .nt' ''e ht!'' ~
- lL'slspn and Eleanor Thompson. are persons u''
80 - 'e plaintiff the sad defendants are u"i'hru !"
So a. lie be holden in the Ci-rs'' ofce Of ;ac
A., '.-a; on the frs Monday in August neA', n;.d 10
'r-'ry t" pro'.cr - hair interest in this suit.
Csry-Tes;,. EDMUND WADDlLL, CIk.
gag .--ev;w
+, iHG;N5i:-l, i;.l., .eii .n tie Clerks oMce of
o.; tr-3.. @; the C.y OF Richmsad, the TIN Gay 0:
'''- ". Tyler Plaintiff.
,1>;otn Z her, Of I.saarl w,-Glan.
;'-'' aai otter Defendants.
!''i 10! :. mt j. 20 subject whatever money may
,'"'' q TIE iienry Company, belonging t" 'he
hstndri W,!-:nan, deceased, to the payment OF
ne hundred aud s.xty dollars and fifty nine cents,
'''t rom the mi day OF July, l-6, until paid. al
'e .e~ i'e plh.''f hy the aid Wei,nau; and aih,
hc-: made and FLED tia, the OF n. said
49, 'ihe U.sn0Sn heirs q: Bernard Weisman, de.
- sre unknown. the sid dgfc.Ian;- are aOii:ci
~ a. ''r Rules 10 be holden in the Clerks OGi,e Of th-
"a Tie frs: Monday III October next and 10 what
'1''-i! "a project their iniere,', ia ii.s suit
,-,n Copy--reste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
THREE PLOwS In ONE PLOw.

HAVE COMPLETED and successfully . .,.
/ tried a rev Plow, which conb'ns :, NSys,S
the advantage OF three Plows on one .s-<stHdz.@
stock II Is constructed that the face, or irSi wsarS
surface Of the mould board separate from The e-i OF The
plow, and is pu, OF easily as Point zach oi
these Plows has three different sizes and distinctly dcrei
shapes Of faces enabling Flow 10 perform The So
y.r.l purposes Of Sod Sulbc falow Pow, simply by
canriu. the face (Which Is done BY one scre" bnt A.
ony the mould board wears OUT iS 10" can
b. used AZ o:,,y ha the COS; OF other Flows !o- TIE
O;hcr parts 10 not wear ~ all
do wish dsparar. other PioTs but BELIZE nus
20 he the mos. perfect al economical Plow now IN Use
Ia this state. IL s!Anhe'
No s.. Man strce three doors above :: Charles Hotel
M,y oi-.r,f Richuiurd Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
$50 DOLLARS REWARD.

.jANAhAl from the subscriber. IN Roanoke county,
IL "a atoG: the 18th Ju. Il negro man, WILLIAM
e'- ':ln abou; Gre-nviile, in Augusta county he Is
o. %; - car, aid, black the usual size. And on
---., RE i,th July. MARCUS and ISAAC. Marcus Is
- t7gL' Winchester, sold In kch!uUUd iy I. =.
N.'''; medium .ye, dark muAtio, about 90 Years
4 .Aurd o. bc bald Isaac Is from about Farivil!e,
=. "s =. t'cu - years old, black, medium size
tA.gr" tiiy DviIis fpI each Uf TIE negroes II d-v-
- ~ hnoad 20 Hector DAVIS, Forty Dollars Il
.-.el u .sii 50 hat s-t t::cn..
w = % /. >airG,, Va DENJ. DEYEl.LE.
!.y ..-cim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
.M.AIilkIED.

MlhsIED on the 18th Ju yJ L. GlIoLSoS, rsq. q Aa'
hana aad Mis-. PATTlE t. Ao@ CliIN 0IVA Ga.t.5 o: j.
". :. Sor,hingtoa, ESQ.,, OK Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
u VILCt, I-'H SIrcCI, UtINVVH 7Fd'I !
July 22-c6wlm

NcCOkM1CN-S
REAI'TcIsS AND N1OWE!tS.
~ H. MCCORMICK OFFERS TO THE FARMERS OF
Iva. : his h"if.u kThpsRs' s aud EEArEks and 49,
MON E.iS, deliverable 20 order, through X1N
hi. agent, WILLIAM 4. BRAXTOS. 80
Apn,xss--Aca uintoa Pos; Office, King William county
Virginia.
y. B-AI persons wanting Machines are requested to
seid ia their orders carly. ,
bee 3i--ctf WILLIAM a. BEAAloN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
-.r..,.T &,r,nn M N.IEfn-

YOUNG Ge,;len.an educated 80 the University o.
Virginia with some experience IN ;ed'.i.c, Sshes
situation : "a teacher. . TN ~
Communications addressed TO J. s. ", Gordons'r. Or
a,r. county Virginia. will receive prompt attention
Professors Harrison, Mcuunry' p'eu'oe'
Smith and Maarh 0; the University ci Virginia.
Ia l.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02
w. N. a. Il. II. TREDWAY.


ATTOR NEYS AT LAW.
L1TiL regularly all the Courts OF tnu
W Franklin, coun.irs an also the Quarterly And supe
ro- C"vrts OF The county OF Henry.
~ Address, ii::ss !va'lia Z. IL, Va. req '-sJ
WHEAT FANS.-I have In store the EocAaway,
July .S-ct, H. NJ. SMITH.
- ClTUATION WANTED.-A young gentleman.
- couprien, to teach Lstin Greek Ma,hematc and The
ecnens of frech desires situation teach, for the ell
suing session.
ALSO. 'un2 lady. competed; 10 :inpa instruction In
Latin, FreiIch ard Music.
address, JOnN u. CARY, A. NJ. Principal. Hampton
Academy, Hampton, Va.
Nh.g ,opy. July 2e-cu
VtTASTED.-N SITUATION As TUTOR in family
w residing Ia the country. is desired by gentleman VII"
la, had considerable experience in teaching lie Is quail
fed Ia teach Ia. usual English lraIc. Mathematics aud
Larg ages, aud Can give the best references Address "a
H., ;" box lej, Lynchburt, Va July 2?-cu
HITANFED-A graduate OF the University in he
w schools OF Ancient ard Modern Language, and Ms;h
ematics An A. NJ preferred Salary iroru $500 TO t>p
and board Addr.,, TEACHER" Box S2l, Richmond, Va
July l3--c2"
(, ,ITUATION As TEACHER.-A young lady
desires to make engagement Tor the coming year ~
teacher Of English and Mathematics. either 10 Pnar!
department OF some institution or In private family
Good testimonials and references furnished II desired
Address Miss Merrill, Hampton, Va stating salary.
July lt-cu
SIrUATION WANTED. by gentleman who
= has had considerable experience in teaching aud been
f course of lectures a. the University OF Virginia, gra-
ie In four Of the schools. and been distinguished in :he
c,.-r.. -
Address A. L. e., Gloucester Court House, Va.
July le-ctf. !
IT1NTED-By several well qualified young lades.
w SITUATIONS AS TEACtIERs Address
July 2C-9,. HRs DOUGLASS, FsrmTile, SA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02

VITANTED-By several well qualified young Ladder.
w SITUATIONS AS TEACHERe. Address
July ZG-3,. HRs DOUGLASS FsrmTile Vs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02

.Cor-e>?rn,,Ie, q. 10 .!,.n. . ]. .-.-
The Cameany-Iu!gs Wayas Xg. J.aa , *.
kea1emy a. Hampton s.jeeoh .. 4-s.s.es.l, :.
Ty!er-Iae Crops. <.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-02

iSIiN5i:-A, E!l., held an TIE Clerks uaice o.
= .: tr-s: of the Gag OF Rchmcad, the TIN DAY 0:
'''- rs Tyler Plaintiff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
Bible Doctrine on the Fugitive slave
Law.


On a recent occasion, we are told, says
''e = .3,rer Tom. Corwin, made polite
gL grgprl 'n ans County, Ohio; before
800 ..a.. lal one of tho "Old Guard, )" as
tHey .re 81. mes called-"Liberty Men,
al vtnel plIlasv-or in more common ac-
cePtation, an Abolitionist--whe embraced
the opportunity to put some old fashione ed
interrogations to Mr., Corwin, in reference
to the Bible doctrine in regard to the Fugi-
tive slave Law Corwin turned upon him
in colloquial way and told the story of Ha'
gar. He represented her as a servant--a
siave-wdo, having child by her master,
which event causing some little scandal and
disagreement in the family, as it sometimes
does, induced her to escape to the desert
There she held converse with God, and, in
the language of Corwin, "what did He ad,
wise her to do p Why, my friend, he told
her to go back to her master "You,'
docking the man in the eye in his inimita-
BILE manner, and with grimace indescfiba-
ble) "ifsimilarily interrOgated, would have
advised her to run for Canada n This story
is told as having really occurred, and, il
not true, is certainly exceedingly Corwin-
like.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17

@-We copy the following well-deserved
compliment to Isaac NJ. Jordan, Esq, from
the Mae-a-cheek Press, Republican paper
published at West Liberty, Logan County,
Ohio -AeA ~
On Monday eve,-the one previous to
election day,--a discussion was held in
Roberts Hall, between Messrs Stanten
and Don Piatt Republicans, and Runkle
and Jordan, of the Democracy. The dsbaie
was rather lengthy--eaeh speaker occupying
an hour; and the audience showed their in-
terest by remaining until the close. Mr.
Stanton gave us one of his close logical
speeches; Judge Piatt made one of his hap
py and telling efforts; and Mr.. Bon. p. Run.
kle's speech showed an improvement for
him in that line, since previous occasions
here. "Ike' Jordan more than equRllsd the
expectations of his numerous friends. He
made powerful aud most eloquent speech;
aid we predict that Mr. when he attaips
the prime OF life, or sooner, viii be one ol
Ohio's great speakers At the close of the
debate Mr.. Stanton, in a private eonserya-
ton, complimented Mr, j. by saying that The
was the smartest young man be had ever
met on such occasions"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
Land, Land.
FARMS,
WILL BE TAKEN
IN PRAT PA YMBN

TWO HANDSOME and highly improved
l. farms, lying about miles north OF the city, 10
acres each. CITY PROPERTY will be taken in
part payment. ALSO, r.
24O acres in Hancock County, not far from the
county seat, and three fourths of mile from Arail
road station 100 acres improved, balance excellent
timber. Very hne land, and will be sold at a bar
gain. ALSO,
100 acres one mile north westof Union City, well
improved; creek running through the CENTRE
never falling water, large barn, good bearing orr
chard, springs, 6c.
ALSO,
81 acres in Darke county, part good timber; good
land, No. l barn, painted, good house. 81 900
down, balance on long time.
Anumber of other farms variouBly located and all
very cheap, together with large amount Of desra-
Bile city property of every description.
iyls CHAS. Y. CLARKE, Sd st,
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Dennison's maiority in the State l4,e67
Dennisons apparent majority in the entire
State Is I4,067. We think the official returns
will reduce il some. Last year the Opposition
majority was 2O,3O0. Democratic gain over
5000.
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nA-For Locals, Telegraph. and other
matters Of interest and Information see
First and Fourth Pager.
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al Dollars an Acre!

FOR good Farm in Darke County, miles
Il north east of Union city. T2 acres under good
cultivation, balance good timber; rich black soil.
Frame house OF rooms handsomely situated, and
surrounded by aloeust grove, good frame barn corn
crib, stable and other out buildings Good bearing
Orchard with ali kinds Of fruit.
This Is great bargain. -
CHARLES Z. CLARKE,
aug 20. Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17

Sons OF MALTA The members Of the
Order Of the Sons Of Malta in the United
States is now said 10 number eighty~six
thousand II is probably the most ancieI +
society in existence in the world, but for a
little oyer two years only known 10 this
country. From present Indications il bids
fair ere long 70 oItstrip, in point Of numer-
ical strength, the combined numbers Of all
the secret societies on the American Contin'
Rnt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-17
FOR SALEI

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, one mile
n west OF Dayton, on the ridge overlooking the
the city, with upwards Of four acres of land.
The ground Is well stocked with bearing fruit
trees, grapes, strawberries, Taspberries, &c., and
plenty of shrubbery. House two-sory, eight rooms,
In good condition, large cellar, and outbulldings
An attractive place. I
Terms reasonable. CHAS. T.. CLARKE,
sept2s Clegg Building, Sd street.
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Graduated Landa.

THE undersigned is prepared to obtain
Il Patents for ail persons holding duplicates fol
Graduated Lands, on which Patents have not been
received.
The recent statement OF the Department that all
entries on which patents are not delivered will be
cancelled renters IL of the utmost importance that
parties should secure their titles by obtaining pat
ents, or they viii inevitably lose their land.
Parties leaving their duplicates with me for thai
purpose, win be charged nothing unless I succeed
oet9 CHAs. f. CLARKE, Agent.
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BROTHER JONATHAN, Tor the Of 18th
sas D.xF. B. SKULL,