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Extensive stock OF Spring and summer

= Ia u I
TlNlIE undersigned In ressit o bis s'nJ't" stock :"
Il SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING which was wlcc'-
great care md from the long experience IN ~" r"' ~
confident that In beauty, si,e and moderate charges MS
,hn9 cannot be- exred house In this ar any cay ~
the state II. respectful, invites his friends, customers IN"
public neral to examine his stock i"irr t'har
ing herr he viii Try pleas AMI do Justice 70 n ~
side. alt grades aud styles 81 Clothing his slk "l "EN ~
MINIS fIESIsIING Coz IDS IL largesue IA Shirts "ihf-
IIank cs Socks .cnderr, etc. aso rnk'
tar,,ei lag, mbreiia- etc ,
tnnlr, Merchants will Ind 10 their interest Ia examine his
stock bcir. going East, fully prepared for The
wnosaAlY TRADE solicit call from all prs"n- nj hr "d
.tn,d fntrl iltl NJ GiGtitNIlEiMEk
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SIMMER ADVANCEMENT.

SWIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
K,EDUtEB RATES--rhe L. =. Mail steamers, ..c.r.
Ii JAMESTOWN Capt. PARISH, and KoA- AAGtk
,u>E Capt ShiNNEK, viii carr! passengers 10 and -.
al Virginia "a kEpuU ED E>IEs.
ihe JAMES foWN Capt. PARRISH, leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon, at CLOCK, Gil, Point evening
arriving there earl! next day. and lin. with
going Eisi aud WORTH
Inc EoAAohL, ,apt. sklNNEG, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon, nj ucluck, IN, Point morning.
9"eIock, and Portsmouth, evening" Tor New ork,
nexI evening
X Il Il u II NING.
The Jalcshwn leaves New York, from ilrr No. 10 North
River, saturday afternoon, at O'Clock, Norioik
rr,iurg and Elchnond -taking Freight for place.
The Roanoke leaves New York. from Pier No. Is North Xiv
Atdncsa. afternoon, ocock for Portsmouth,
Petersburg and acknowledging frcgl each place.
REDUCED HATES
Passage, slateroom Included, between Norfolk and New
YORK; q
Passage, included, between Richmond Peters
burg and New York, Observation-Disclosures.
Steenge Passage .....,...... .........
iu,saec, Included, Lynchburg and New
lurk, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Passage from Norfolk, the River boats
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
iB- The and elegant steamer YORKTOWN viii s,,n
he put upon line, ut The above, forming
Week., line.
for tickets, apply TO LEE, ROCHE Il Co, Agents.
april So's Main street, 1!nchburg, Va.
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Window Shades.


NO. 800, S.jIlng GJuacn d.. eeI
pUfLIDELPUii.
Vils establishment is conducted on scale ." unsurpassed
nmgihcencc AMI ueraiy thousands testify, and
rry acknowledged 10 he the most liberal and uhriun
Gin Enterprise the ntcd States
Ny aud Classified Catalogue of Books, pamIi, al -
pages full list pf Histories, biographies Ira,
wells, Adventures, stories, Anecdotes, Iles, Narratives, E
ianc, S.,rts and Pusime- Also Religious Biblical, Ihco
logical tlas cal Philosophical ,,cograIbica Botanical and
Agricultural Works Dictionaries, Acon- Albums, Annals
and Presentation B"okr Bu,e, II nm Prayer Books in
ever, style Of binding together with all The NJ Est WORKS
the day, NIL Of when handsomely bound and ct AEAA
TIED PERFECT IN every respect.
The s.hc,uic o GINS present will hc seen u, reference
tom, anlur is the extensive II is also the most
SUPERIOR elegant aud magnificent offered b! similar
establishments thu ni"n OF which giiis viii acronan,
each book al tl, lime al sale.
81 Fine '.oLp WArcn accompanies every order Of 100
Books ordered al un, time from my Catalogue.
tE~IiMbslAi.S.
y evidence III III" Truth what Ihs asserted
IL IL" gentlemen oI high standing, whose
Ntflctt que 81, purchased or red
Bap.- u,c, WATCHES, namely
zimmerman EI, Miilytuwn, Pa. john H. ,hIes Nhuicsac
Pa Hon. g. II. aalntr, Representative
count in the Irts. isana Legislature; Walter
ais, Sota, iubc Lancaster .it., Jacob Martin
l,, lioch,sr li,ran ~ Ed Il, Gland ohio, Mr..
ia leulart, Harrisburg, Pa; Mr. D. L. Fears, Bear trc,k
lienrl nougIA, Mr. oipal, tirl, IA and Julia
t,n., vi Lawrence street, laiaeilhi", who received II
rr'rl'td silk Drr-s Pattern, worth fit
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HEHuHkHDzkE
ne asa. SIS .. - - 81 .l.sA'''
= sssssspsl ps - III ~ ~ ~ stress

Ths 01AZ@E2 s@sSassS'
S Rxs.osSsi psnus ~ sf1z ezssk.
ksCKSCFD. "a
gnyHra MACHINE b. u Nho are acquainted
III with fis Fsers b. be Ne hcst FAMILY rkMINu Ma
CHINE bsS panlr and for the fstswss rasons sni
Hss1ssisrsssi ~ Ssvsettttvi
.rerk Z sssys sesss n sktss svsr s"a ~stsr ""'
t.s.e e .rss.si spool. %sssssss s-sss y es~'"d'"e
Eaa.isv ssd ssv~etA a sees. ssarA sH sst ZIP fAe~oA
srsa sAyslf eeerv fssra o. "a sfsfuA ..,.. !,
Asd L,sf kaosgA not least, tie Rk4sosAhAH T"''""'
ssAtna tArg or std ,... vs.,
aga and prphaby maetss ever tne shh saeh "nPs's"
saere.s D - sa.Fs time. . -. A.,
The manufactures being uasse anii ceny to appy We
CONSTANT. incrcssng demand, they are nov
.iHtren faetotfes. A.. Al,
The waerra 81 this Msehno ninsutaMc 70 ~
~ eau=.A enumerated ahosr One " rba
biliy. perrmIng IN any ha nds all thai h ciap. y"
srser IA br pnhc arr determined ay the re"frnds
prizes and unreasonable prunis hrfsaore ssked "nen my
can xrs Jusi rosa mschine and much more SIMPLE !"
W. have manufactured rst~essiy for II. THEPATBNI Nd
Unstable HEuNkE .- 1afr tia; .iaiH MI "'"t"~ ana
ta,elasss combining with . tuck guage.
Machine Ia the best adapted 10 an fndS I" ""rA
ccarse aud ane, and is the most poPuia, .,t
An our Machse. Hsa Tsck, fs, Gather and E~'1r'
We have Them In nae Cabinet a, t5dnssd extra
hna. -. .,,
An we fair inspection aud feel confident ,"a VIII
be satisfied, -. 4, a.,
State To smart. ac'c man, liberal nlns, Sln oe
offered W. II. f.EAk Agent
a,,ii IN, III ella l,rfrna
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likON AND SiEEr. WAREHOUSE
No. FL SYCAMORE STREET,
peterSbl1rV Va

CCOA oOlt1S, o.
LILLIAN DUNLOP have in store well assorted stock
"A iIiJN ASD >rl.t, which the, offer III lots 10 suit
l,urtias,.a al tn lowest prices
ina,i i.i .ics Refined ron--al sizes;
SMr,lt> Il Hammered Iron;
VIA, rlough Iron;
&tli. l;ui, and Horse Shoe Iron best brands;
I5aih, Hoop, oval. and ialt-r"lud Iron;
sheet Iron. bar aud Pig: lin and Lead;
tt>t. Blister. t,un Machine and >prin. Steel
Prompt and personal Attention pad ~ orders
july 3b-d'.n
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

.. 81 Sycamore Street, PeterSburg,
I>iG " or TUE T. Il E)
nFFEIo h, friends and the public generally, one OF The
, choicest stocks al AAIt HES, JEW ELK
sII.h lin ARE. FINE ot Ms and tll;s Glass GOODS
o s,tr. 'tc in h> linz presented To the phihc as
.c1. brilliant .ud hauili hc had in any other esab
h>ucn III lh!> ocr country! In every Department. ar
ucies tauaciUed nu'rcd ri hc newest styles ahi
ih IIc, classical and elanntatc Workmanship.
ri
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tIoIC Java Coffee in bags and pockets Potomac Her.
~ rings, choice Cured am Ale Cider,
powder rc, ne French Brandy aud old Rye and Bourbon
WHISKY, t,r sale by JONES CO.,
julS ii-,ts Richmond
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Candy Fifteen Cents Is, Wholesale,

AID W arraNL0U 10 Keep III ttny CIllnuLC
No Change Ton 5oxii.s OF "a tage.
april 2o-ds THOMAS :. THURMAN.
IoEIME WESTERN BAtON SIDES aud shoulders, ciioltc
Hams, cd and Bags, huc Madeira
Mtne, Tor sale by JoNl-r ~ CO,
luit u dts l,hinunI, Va.
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New Co-Partnership.

FGNllE subscribers have house recently occupied
l. Younger Smith, where The. intend " conduct Geae
dr0ceFy and Commission business In the of SMITH
ADAMS, and will bc pleased 10 the friends Of the old
and the public generally. JSu THO. SMITH,
jan j-,s i. f. ADAMS
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DINGLErs AND HAIR BIAIDs, for the Iadics; n
II aud cheap article, for sale by
aug ts-dns dNO j. PURyls. Agent
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LesE q Year Ceal and Weed Bills.

ITO For THE FAIRi il the nn er-al cry, md thousands
are participating Ia the fstsiiiss winch sufh Interesting
pes.-lon- uEl. F,s prcs.ai wr.k. ta ltrngng mu
tu. are IN, lied t Of ILL., IA eiY .ts h"siaih! anu
la rcas which are ir "hsptis "
suc uceasi"BA
thousands init d uJ ever welcomed MA, ~ "nhd We
The oil UHtfhnesf IhaoDsdIsc sHsrY, next dsf ~ Tue
yrVina Bank MAN street i nehi,nr2. VA wsre hundreds
of LIayxtss NJ modest works ercs,n ~" ~ eAbo
nil desire sitiic 81 themselves,
II shall furnished sort int Nj gicss that eanoi
fall Ia please. - - .,,.. -,
grade constantly hand Also Lockals Breast Pins, Finger
Kings, Watch scals; Charms, Ae
Pictures taken in style If the arr ut all hours OF te
d.y and In nil kinds Of weather. ID. H. BLISS,
ne 10 dts Practical Photographers
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- HIRES, HplSERN, Ic>hirts. Drawers, Collars, G,NCs
IDoscry, llanlkcrcl"t>, stocks, Acth 81 the
latest sprung style, just Received by
niarci "a dts. WIN. l.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

SOAP! >OAP!so boxes Old Dominion soap IN small bar
~ suitable tor retailing. just received aud for
Sept s-,lts LEE ROOKIE Il co.
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,z-->sa FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.--We hayc lust
tx received fresh suppl. Green and Black reas
kfAh which are oi Yer! superior qualify! and iii be sold
o accommodating terms
niurcn J-.s LEE, ROOKIE IL co.
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Tin Foil and Metallic Gap ManufactOr,
Attention CitizenSI!

VVAVE you called at iRsn sTRArsE's Ilohing, Boot,
and Gents Furnishing establishments Ii you
ccrnn you will call again. aud Those that have
should rrriani call their motto III, "S,in Cheap
Custoa Dollar Saved Is Dollar nilc' We
still IN receipt OF fresh goods, by days arrival
just td ,c public ia general come all, to H. s.
No. Is Main street, between Sosiin " Mdrrcts and A. G.
Lewis lJuiv @l-dtr ulLSi " STlsAUSE.
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- EFBIGEGATOES! EEf1iGEHAroES!!-l hive This
III ia, received large lot q" RItnrkg,r of Them
VERY n. being somewhat pressed r AMI more 80 lor
money viii dispose Of them To early applicants for Yer!
small advance cost
Ian - at. EDWARD j. FOLkES.
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Magazines for Septenl her.
CLECTl0 Godeys Iady's Book; Ballous Dollar Monthly
~ Frank Lesies Gazette OF Fashion and Peterson- ut
II. Z. tiCfoRs BOOK STORE,
aug gid l5S Main street.
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Robinson, AIanipulatea Guiana.

EsAGAN'> HAIR EEaroEER.-,lust received by
adL ~, oiABIEE X JONF:
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacles.


Fire, Life and Marine / !" a.lcL
LynohbaIg Hose q Fire Insurance Company.
Iy- Company makes Insurance against loss damage by
firc dwelling Houses stores Tobacco Factories and
other Furniture, uodr, Wnrrs and Merchandise,
generally. aud country IN The mo favorable terms
A.o nfths Insurance the lives o NIL persons enjoying
good a sound ,nnAiutoH Tor the whole urnlion
Of lif, Il limited Itriod
tuioyc Ordinary occupations will hc insured on
reasonable terms
The viii also take marine risks from aud Ia any Of
thc Northern NoIthcrn Port, Mt fl, orabic ra,r.
JOHN ROBIN VI, DANIEL. Pr ,tlct,
JAMES NJ. cons, Niec Fnrsicn,
GEORGE Is. THURMAN, thiet Engineer.
.jnirs or, TAYLOR, wv, +. ASp,HsoS,
JAMts i. P,,st. .J"Is !. DAVIS,
M II. -raNrIos, MAtRoE :. L,SGnokSE,
II. NJ kISNEY tHA-. Il. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. -. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, secretary.
Dl.. y VI. oFNAS OWES, u.d.., y xo,,,,.rs
DE. J. VI. GlI.MER, " 'N'
The Mrtcni Examination u -1,leris fur insurance viii be
Onlrr Company each day between the
hon 81 Z und O'Clock. 4. NJ. feb 23-d,
ISEIENDli NOTICE. wish thus timely t." niprm those
III customers Whose accounts ml due IN JULY That Ia
,,n. store Ia Juy August must request pny
for their accounts which hope VIII be
convenient. AMI that all slch viii call.
June u lis +. SEABI'EY,
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IpockERIDGE ALUM wArEG.--,lu. to hand, 100 cases
i 4 Fresh Alum Water. -
lny sBIs A. Il. RliCKER.
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tsf received splendid set of Walnut PARLOR FURN
- II RE, nnisiic IN Plush. Please GALL and il.
may 5-dr john PtkNIS, Agent
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VNuRNTP SEED-Frrs Turnp seed from '.an1rcth iu.i
l. 10 hand Call early and supply Yourselves, demand
for fresh and reliable Seed is great.
aug :! dts j. II. THOMPSON.
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IIoTEt CANDlES.3O boxes Hotel Candies with good
assortment oi n other anis. recei, ~, and for
ow by Uuly l3.dis LEE. ROOKIE a. Co.
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r HAVE 800. -. :. GARD, ,..,,
HAVE lately mede "Trip a1ef Go0ds and now recen
ing large stock OF all articles needed a this season Of TIT
year Persona anxious 70 lay their money to adv anage
Will please call without delay
aug 11-dns mo l. PITRyIS Aeent.
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Betting Betting.
HAVE now hand the hes, stretched Leather BETTING
lof The various sizes used In machinery fastened In
beat aud thickness sale al Northern or
Manufacturers prices.
Also orders taken aud executed for Betting ac,ory
prices
iunc 0.dls = NJ SIMPSON
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uyE session Of the subscribers School wiz cown,enct
IL on MoSpAs, September 9th
TERMS.-$90 per session Of five months.
aug i7dt,sepi Il. NJ MekfNSEf.
l1rRR CIDER VINEGAR, for Picking. for sale by
Il sept 5-ds SMITH ADAMS.
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+ 0 X X Il N Il

- Il offer for rent the prupcr, known rs the AMEl.
N tAN mon El on lnr nMer end al AlaH street ru>,c
slnn ~ IN Immediately For Terms, app,
i6-,lilaWts i. II. n y Vi. / kI.E, Trustees.
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lHAHE copartnersp heretofore existing under the firm Of
L kinnur ~ saairs hi, day dissolved by mutual
nave sud oni To A.e" hui,r IN. erc Interest in the late
irm +, AL the mad mi debts due the
he alone authorized 10 cei,ee and the of
ai,ling up t.t business rha,c indebted
hrm ii hlnnicr -aa,rs VIII plcac forward and
their aecouns Ia wind ur the business
',uick i'orshie. Ai-isA kINNlEE.
i.iNthUrku Isl Jul, 1853 4. ". SANDERS.
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nj LII oFF Ai. Tor sale 10y
AN1 sept lo-l.s CAMP SMITH A. co

NJ UuLD you obtain beautiful Portrait? Call nj BLISS
~ rnoographic Gallery, door the Virginia Bank
~ ' H'"'"oufg w. ~ may i1-dts.
(HLCE-No Glue ust to hand and for sale bv -
m sept l-lts J. N TIJONrSnT p.r..,.,
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Rotk flsliWe have lust received II lot of No. Rock
Ia Fish IN barrels, tNnrih tauis packed in salt cana, ar
s'lcri"r /" Sai ir rcaiiu which We nyl, tb, trni
and "nr friends generally 10 cAannr, will seil bargain
!" coac; =, LII, EOCKI Il CO..
Jhae .-dts i05 Main Street.
, 1859-03-01

ChleaEc. Yehsu1xy< 1aEa. jA1l n87u IN
DROPELLE8S FOB 9ALK--THE PRO-
peller 8ENAKK CH1Kr, now btnR ii Ru6aIo n.
r, md &he propeller uAt1F0AAlA, noV YfnG nj sYe-
md balance Ia stx and tvrve moaihs viii u1doab;sa
security For psacs nd further III oa1n1to1 adehese
III ei@ I'm Aren't NAL i. CO. o bunt nj.
, 1859-03-01
The Policy Of the Enemy.


Since the nomination Of Gilman, tho sham
Democracy have bsen exulting over supposed
dBensions and divisions in the Republican
camp. 1t has been their policy to give the
growl Of every ore.hesd the sound Of q thunder
clap, and the act Of every boiler, tho importance
Of an earthquake. In carrying it out. they hare
manufactured boilers aud sore.hea6s without
mAterisl in tho city. Men who are ~ true to
the Republican creed and organization ss the
needle to the poIe-men who have never sup-
posed it possible that their political faith could
be questioned, and who hare never dreamed
thst any act Of theirs would be used in the re-
storation Of the sham Democracy to power
have been announced on the streets, in Demo-
cratic meetings, and, by Democrats, in Repnb-
lican circles, as new and zealous converts to
Leoomptonism and {ta ticket; aud the En-.
nouneement. . lie in the beginning. haa Lost
none Of its importance as it progressed.
There are Democrats, today. who believe that
the Republicans are 10 disorganized and split
into factions, that Haines, before night, will be
left with hardly corporars guard; and there
are Republicans who fear thst this Democratic
boasting is true! The object is too spparsnt to
deceive. But let both Democrats and Repuhli-
cans be assured that the integrity of the Repnb-
liran organization is not impaired Lot Repub-
licans particularly beware how theY permit the
reports Of the detection Of this, or the treachery
Of that or the apathy Of the other msn, to
dampen their hopes Of vietory, or excuse their
, 1859-03-01

If there were no other reasons why the
sham Democracy shoald not be entrusted
With the management Of our Munisipalaffairs,
the Lceompton Charter presented to the
Legislature few weeks ago, aud insisted
upon with such dissracetul pertinaeity, ought
to condemn them to perpetual minority.
When ballot is cast to-duy, let the voter
remember that, If lis euffeages are exercised
In favor of Gilman and the ticket that he
leads, 1t is 60 fur, an endorsement Of that in
famous measure which was concocted BY q
dirsraccl aud beaten party as the means Of
regninins, in spite Of the people, the power Of
which tbcy lave been dispossessed! Don't
forget that!
The men WHO plotted that iniquity, who
went to Springfield to consum1nate it, and
who are hoping thut in the chances and
c',auScs Of fortune, they may yet succeed, are
1he mcu who put Gilman on the track and
WHO will use him for their own purposes il he
succeeds. Without their support, he would
not continue in Tue field until night. Never
will there be more fitting time than the
present for the people to express their opinion
OF that Lccompron scheme. Let them speak
at the polls today. Let Them answcr Tic
charges which we're urged against them all
winter at Springfield, by the LecomptoniteF,
in terms that the plottcrs cannot misundcr-
st:nl!
, 1859-03-01
Alderman Effifhnrne.

Ex-Al1crman 4. c. 1:!l;thorpc 11as q gricf. ue
ru<hes into the Iisatx 70 give it vent, and now
frcl* ttsicr i'll his mind. He lsa1 terrible secret
III Lis Keeping. Duty-nothing but tue over
low@ing promptings Of duty-caused him to di.
su!gc it. What do you suppose it was that weighed
SO heavily upon the conscience Of our friend Eli
thorpe. Let him apeak for himself:
"Ar. Haines, fresh from the field Of victory. did
bot publicly Tie regular Republican nomination
Of our last April Convention"
Ar. Eli'tlofpc is not only " Republican, hut
an ultra Republican," But in his wonderful
anxiety to preserve tue purity Of regular nonina-
tions, there is one little circumstance that be
seems entirely TO have forgotten. He Inns made a
SID mistake AZ to tue boltct"-it was Il. c. EUi.
thorpe, and not John C. Haines, that bolted" the
irregular Republican nominations Of our Last April
Convention"
1t will be remembered by West Siders that there
was spurious ticket got up, known as the " Nor.
mon ticket 10 be run In opposition to the regu.
In Republican candidates. 1t was devised and
nuEsed by the stscs, Ellilhorpcs, and other sore
heads, and Wis opposed by al good Republicans
1t was ibis oontr5vance which the Mayor refused
to countcnance or support. He not only "bolted''
tie " Mormon Ticket" Int u.ed his influence to
When election day came on, the "Aormon ticket
tnmble1 all 10 pieces, and the regular Republican
ticket. which tha Mayor supported, was over
wtlelming elected.
Having thus refreshed Iii. Els memory, ant
shown him the grave mixtake he has committed
wc expect as matter Of course that be will nov
, 1859-03-01
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroads.&c.
acknowledgements

knoWledSements.
In the hurry Of making our sketch Of the
Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad celebration
for yesterday mornings paper, several mat.
tors were omitted which ought to have been
iaclulcd iu the report. Most Of the road it.
self is in capital order. Who ever knew Il
road 10 lie otherwise with which J.. ".
Brooks vas in any wiec connected? A por-
tion Of the road las tccn laid within the past
few weeks, md of course needs ballasting !;
but for new road it il in az good condition
as could bc expected The few milca newly
luid will do very wall for business, and all Of
it will bc in goul order by the time The spring
travel commence. To tue excellent Super.
intendcnt, Josah Hunt, Esq, our party were
indebted for many courtcaies. We were air,
indebted TO Mr.. Osboru, the contractor for
the work, for many kind attentions.
We hardly know where to brgin in express.
Ing our thanks to the citjzeng Of st. joseph
for their many courtesics. To J. T. GruLh,
Eaq., and Ills partner, Mr.. Slayback, 10 Mr.
Fouts Of the Ga.ettr, aud Mr. Cunningham Of
the IP<st, We arc under special obligations for
personal E1yors. We must not forget to thank
Geo. 3. Hosc, E.Y. for his courtesy md po-
1itcness. We know we express the unani-
nous sentiment Of the Chicago delegation
when VIC tender to the citizens of St. joseph
their hearty Acknowledgements for their
many kind attentions, aud VIC all hope at
IN l,nt Ahr~ Il,
tie courtcales which LEY 10 kindly extended
u.s.
We must not forget to return thanks to
Mr.. II. Stcaring, tie agent Of the Chicugo,
Burlington and Quincy railroad for his unrc.
mitting efforts to contribute to the happiness
aud the comfort Of the entire party. His un-
wearied excrtions in this regard entities him
to tic esteem and the best wishes Of the CIi.
cago delegation one md utl.
, 1859-03-01
Fourth Ward~.Dr. Foster,

The Republicans Of the Fourth Ward are
supporting J. II. FosTER for Alderman. Mr.
Foster mas one specinlty-public schools. For
them his purse is always open; for them he is
always ready to labor. Last fall he gave on4
thousand dolkars to be set apart as fund for
premiums on scholarship, to incite children to
study more diligently when at school With
this money prizes are bought which are given
to those pupils who excel in their lessons-the
object being to promote application and atten-
ton to their books on the part Of the children.
Tbe Fourth Ward oTes it to the good cause Of
education to send this time friend and beuefsc.;
tor Of popular instruction to the Council, that be-
may there labor in the cause be has 50 much ut
heart Every friend of free schools in that
ward should vote for Dr. Foster
, 1859-03-01
Vote for A. II, BurleY.

It will be an homer to the Ninth Ward 10 be
represented in the Council by two such citizens
as u. CARrkxrER aud 4. II. BuRLzY. If every
decent, right-minded man does his duty to-dhy
in the Ninth Ward, Mr. BuR1Er will Be elected
to the Council by handsome majority. He il
infinitely better qualified than bis opponent,
who is q very Ignorant incompetent man for
the Office Of Alderman,