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I UMBER:-The subscriber begs leave
- to inform his friends aud the pubiic ge,ar.uv
that he has located LUMBER YARD on the cor,
ner OF 18th aud Gary streets. and intends keepino
general assortment of both TOBACOO k0v
lie patronage. pun
NH Him JAMEs y nrrn~,
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NORTHERN ICE-We are prepared to
~ furnish our customers and the citizens gene
rallv with the best Northern Ice, on reasonable
terms hedging ourselves to spare no pains to salts
fy our customers. Thankful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon u.s. we ask for a continuance OF
Richmond. or on Canal Boats on reasonable terms
from the vessel Ice house on the Dock on Cary st.,
between Dist and 22d.
mal4-lm GRIFFIN q TA1 LUR
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. F A JETER,

SURGEON DENTIST,
Office on Main. below Pearl street, next door to
Horton keach's trimming store, and two doors
above NJ sssrs Thos Price Co.'S Dry Goods store
The subscriber having removed to the above
house. would be pleased to see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tions performed in the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work Gone
BIZ him ar ranted to give satisfaction. fa7-3m
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The DocroR's DRE4M.-The Knoxville Register
tails the following good one

TIE LARGEST DAY IN CoTToN.-The New York
Courier and Enquirer say that the sales of cotton
In the New York market Thursday amounted to
1900 bales, valued at about 81 100000. This Is
said to be the largest business in cotton ever done
in one day In the market. The business Of Thurs
day amounted to about $1,000 bales, and with
transactions 10 tea to the amount OF S4eo,oO0,
gives some indication of reviving business
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RUNAWAY.-$l00 REWARD

RUNAWAf.-SIUU hEWAhU.-
The above reward will be paid for the appre-
hsnsion and delivery to Davis ~ A st
- In the city OF Richmond. OF connneo N any
OF virginia and $50 taken in the State Of Virginia.
for my man THOMAS JEFFERSON. He is about
p Years Ola brown complexion, full head OF hair
good teeth. feet 10 inches high. and rather grum
countenance. JuHM nUICu HcON.
15- Enquirer and Wing will copy In weekly pa
per twice each. ia zz-uts
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NOTICE.-JoHs N. WILLIAMS,

NUTICE.-JoHN N. WILLIAMS,
"a formerly with Mr. John HILL conducts the
Watch and Clock Making and Jewelry
Business at No Main street, three doors
below the Old Market
Here may be found . neat assortment of fine
Gold and Silver Watches. Gold and Silver Chains,
Seals and Keys; Gold, eilver, Steel and: Plated
spectacles. to suit all eyes; large assortment of
fine Clocks, 10. &c.
NB.-Particulsr attention paid to the Repairing
and Regulating Of fine Watches and Clocks. All
Watches and Clocks repaired In my store are war.
ranted TO perform we'll for year, without extra
charge, unless broken.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Watch and Clock Maker.
and Jeweler. No Main ct, three doors below lei
mATkeS. H-9m
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0PRING TRADE, 1859.

| GPRING TRADE, 1859.
| PURCELL. LADD 81 co,
| WHOLESALE DIR UGGISTS,
| No. I22, corner Nam ana Governor streets,
| RICHMOND, va.
| Have now in store their SPRING SUPPLIES of
| DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
| kS-WIND0W GLASS of all syes-E Ga
| OILS of every description
| LINSEED and TANNERS OIL
| SPERM, WHALE, LARD and SWEET OIL
INDIGO, NADER and other DYES
BURNING FLUID, CAMPHINE
VAkNISHES
SODA, SPICES, &c, &c,
comprising one of the largest and best stocks of
goods in our line we have offered, selected in
enabling us to sell them to our friends, merchants
anu others as low as the same description of goods
can be bought in any market. Wsrespectfully ask
al inspection of our stock and prices before pur-
chasing.
So Orders faithfully and promptly attended to.
PURJELL. LADD d CO, Druggists.
NH 3-ddcwlm Richmond
THE ATTENTION of the public is re-
L spectfully called to the following articles, left
at my sore for pirate sale, by family that have
broken up Housekeeping:
Rosewood Divans, covered with red velvet,
Large Mahogany Sideboard.
2 Mahogany Centre Tables,
l Large, full, Feather Bed.
Large, Fine Mirror,
Mahogany Hat Rack.
And sundry other articles. An early call Will
secure bargains. CUOh,
NH l2-tS Aoctloneef.
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N n sESB RICHMOND AND

81 = PETERSBURG TIERS Sn RarI q y y
THROUGH FREIGHrS BETWEEN RICHMOND
AND NORTH CAROLINA From the 9th dsy Of
March until the LIST Of september next the freight
and accommodation trains on this road will leave
Richmond and Petersburg on MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and FRIDAY, at s O'Clock, A NJ, instead OF Q
O'Clock, az before.
Arrangements have been made by this Cemrany.
for the prompt and punctual forw ardng and deiiy9
cry OF all Produce, Goods. other articles of
designed for transportation either way, between
Richmond and points between Petersburg and Ra
leigh. Ridgway, Greensboro. Salisbury, and Char
lotte, North Carolina, at low rates, without a =
charge for for warding, storage. &c. All such ari
cies sent to Richmond. should be consigned and
plainly marked, TO the care of the Freight Agent OF
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad at Peters
burg" by whom they viii De promptly forwardeds
As 10 the rates of tolls on the Roads south of Pc
tersburg, which they require TO be prepaid a. far
as Raleigh. information may be hal at the Depot
of this Company at Richmond
WINNIE. sup't.
March 7. 1859. ! NH 9-ts
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Augusta, Georgia. Dec. Is. 1858. W.

WOOD, EDDY L CO., Managers, Successors to
3 SWAN 4 CO.
The following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD
EDDY CO., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lot.
terry, in each of their Single Number Lotteries for
February, 1889, at AUGUSTA, Ca, in public, gnder
the superintendence of Commissioners:
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 5, 1889
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February IL, 1859.
CLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 10, 1859
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February e. 1859
ON THE PLAN OFSINGLE NUMBERS
$1,000 TICKETSl
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIEST
Nearly one R1se 70 eysry Mine Ncketsi
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SSGLASSES.-A JAHNKE, OPTY
CAM 75L Main street, have opened new lot @.
fine concave and convex ground Brazilian Pebble
Glasses, in Gold and Steel frames.
guarantee to suit. with these superior Glasses
any person to whose vision optical aid can be ap-
piled.
The public are requested to call and examine.
frames. A Y JAHNKE,
NOS 75H Main street.
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A N d ES, UITS, &c
" The subscriber would most respectfully inform
country merchants he is still manufacturinc As he
has been for IL years past CANDIES of the best re-
lined sugars, which he warrants to be equal TO An
manufactured here Or elsewhere He has. also. the
usual variety of FRUITS. NUTS, PRESERVES.
PICKLES, CIGARS. and . fine assortment of FAN
CY GOODS, all of which will be sold on tha mos,
reasonable terms. whole sale or retail. A''''
JAMES MOORE
NH l7-lm Opposite st. Charles ofe,
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pooKs The Canadian Parliament is intently en-
ragged in investigating what may be taxed: The
other evening In debating the Customs bill one
member stated that the Bible was TO be charged 9
duty of ten per cent. Several members desired the
removal of this duty and the Government opposed
them arguing that no discrimination should be al
lively meagre lot of English copyrights. have en-
tered free OF duty, aud the result OF duty
will be to utterly break up the bookseliing business
in Canada Ninetenths Of all the books read in the
provinces are manufactured in the United States
caused not less by the cheapness tn Al the general
better style in which the books are gotten up.
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g. FOR SALE PkIVATELY.-That
~ very desirable Brick Residence on Clay street,
near the residence of Mr. Peter d Glinn. The house
has 8 rooms, and ia connection herewith 8 lot
fronting 80 and running back 40 feet to an alley.
with a well of good water thereon. Any person
desiring q home in pleasant neighborhood, and
just hey FOND the corporate mts.msy find it TO their
interest to examine this property.
Terms liberal JAS NJ TAYLOR & son.
NH PS-pod6f
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nm BBL6 MRR0RR POTATORB. 40
boxes Rins Applo Cheese. 10 tuhs ana kavs
'G NJ WIN sss'ss .ipsa rsSslHsa are q ~
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GOODS AT PRIME COST.-Haying
~ determined to discontinue the business of La
rus Shine, will sell every article in their store
at cost or less The stock consists OF a large and
varied assortment Of FURNi TURE, such as Sofas.
Tete-a-Tetesa Lounges, Chairs of all descriptions
cabinets, Wash Stands. Tables, Bedsteads, Mat
trasses. Cribs Cradles, &c, 81. &C. Persons In want
OF the above articles saving of SO per cent can be
obtained BY calling at No n Main at.
ia 26-ts pO IARUs
GOAL OIL.-The undersigned, agent
~ for the KENTUCKY COAL OIL COMPANY.
are now receiving regular supplies of this celebra
ted Oil, and prepared to fill orders with prompt
ness, at the lowest market rates.
POULTNEY MOALE
NH lS-1m A Lombard st. Baltimore
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A DIVORCE INCIDENTAL the recent session OF
the Oregon Legislature, Elijah Dodson, OF lam
hill county. was an applicant for a divorce. His
bill passed the Council, but before action In the
House, q member received the following note:
rnoME, Yamhill county.
DEAR SIR: After my best respects, wish to in
form you that my old woman has returned, and
have found her all right, and II our petilon mas
not been taken up, be so good as not to take it
M, and not proceed any further without my or
der. Yours, respectively,
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.-The

Is JOHN E. DOHERTY respectful
M " informs his friends and the public that he
NJ has opened q MERCHANT TAILOkiN0
..Il.A. ESTABLISHMENT on 18th, between MAIN
and Cary streets where he warrants as good Gar,
ments, and at rs reasonable prices as can De had
anywhere. All he asks is a trial. mn l3-im
TT TURPIN, ROPER & MUIR
ElEE---I-----V RAY,
UNDERWRITERS,
Governor street. between Main and Franklin, Rich
mond Va.
Keep constantly on hand all kinds OF ready made
COFFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
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TsHE CHEAPEST AND REST ITGHT

= YET PRODUCED. - URFORD,s celebrates
smoke consuming patent portable Lamp This
LAMP produces. from the poorest quality of Oil or
krSase. without odor. - much light 6 medium
noisl. ~ one quarter the expense-the lamp hold
put 20 OF pint Of OH. and burns twelve hours ar
more: producing most eplendid light-plea,anf'
ossh 20 WEAK dyss-requirtng little or no eieanina
aild dnlT cotton stanneI Nieks For sale by d
HkQkdk SUMMER
..hs e0le Agent for this city.
mn No ~ Pearl &c,
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bacon & baskerville offer for sale:
~ 200 hhds prime TO choice New Orleans Sugar
900 bbls Coffee Sugar
100 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar
100 bbls prime New Orleans Molasses
SO bbls Reboiled Cuba do
$50 bags Rio Coffee
80 bags Laauayra Coffee
100 bags Old Government Java Coffee
$50 boxes Adamantine Candles
100 dozen Painted Buckets NH 3-Im
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HOUSE ON GOVERNOR STREET

f%S -HOUOE ON wv Il hNOIE = I NI1EA
EEf FOR RENT-For rent, and possession given
on the LIST of April the house on the west side OF Go
vernon street, now occurred by Mr.. +. II. Cowling.
and adjoining the house in the occupancy of
messrs Doggett & Ander son. Apply to Samuel P.
Mitchell, and Andrew Johnston, Executors of VIM.
Mitchell, Jr. NH l6-tS
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Aa FOR RENT-The House on 18th
M street kaown as the Alhambra. will be rented
10 q good :enant tor the balance of the ear. Rent
moderate. will also SELL at very reduced prices,
all the Bar Fixtures, Counters, &c.
THOS PHILLIPS,
NH JT-dt1stAH Alhambra.
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WOOD, EDDY 6 90. Aasusts. Ca.
WIN WIN. e Eppx C0. Atlanta. Gas

nf q tho Numbers that are 0IAunfron IL
wee. With the amount Of the Prize that oach ons =
entitled %, VIII be pubiiahed aler every dxaWlnrh
suttooaliat New Orleans belta. Mdhhe ka9iISss.
Hashyills 6ssetta. New F0sk Weekly peY lodi.
saysnnah Daily News. Hiohmoad Q,slAtob,
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H. FOR RENT-The commodious and
N5 desirable Store, No "a west Main street. now
occupied by Messrs Larus & Shine. will be vacated
on the LIST of April. For terms apply to
VAN LEW, TAYLOR Il co,
NH 2-Im or to EDWARD D EACHO.
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General Superintendent.
Lypchburg, March 9Th, 1881 NH 4-3m
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IXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL CEDAR
w WARE MANDATORY, 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary. Richmond, Va, where deal
ers and heusekeepers may find it to their sdvan-
tage call, as they can buy better articles and as
low as Northern Ware A good assortment of TUBS,
in nests by the single one; CHURNS of all sizes;
MILK PALS; brass bound CANS and BUCKETS
also iron bound BUCKETS, Sealed MEASURES
&C. &C. Call at the old stand Of
NH 11-lm$ WIN WILLIAMS.
old DOMINION B0FTLING ESTAB-
~ LIsHMENT.-The subscribers are in receipt
Of 100 bbs and half bbls of Philadelphia CREAM
ALE, in addition TO their stock of PORTER, CT
DER, LAGER BEER, DC, to which they invite the
attention OF the trade guaranteeing the article to
give satisfaction, and the price most reasonable. =
Orders left with w NIPE. on Main street. or at
the factory. on Goth street, between Main and
Franklin. will receive prompt attention.
MASON BURNS.
B-We would respectfully call the attention of
our friends and public generally, to the fact that
Mr Nc 5ormick having retired from the Bottling
business IN this city, and removed to another State
would solicit the patronage OF all those fayora
bly, disposed 10 our establishment.
MASON 4 BURNS.
Richmond, March !. 1859. NH 2-Im
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SEASONABLE GOODS.-Just received
~ good supply of Spring Over Coats:
New styles of Cloth and Cashmere Spring Over
Coats.
New styles of Cloth and Cashmere At
d GOODMAN h cos.
NH lS ITO NJ ,;o 49,
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NcGrlp one Ersze 20 eueTy Nt1ee 1tckt
MAGNIFICENT SCHlMui

AKYkUAlMATlUN FKIZEE,
4 prizesof $780, approximating to $4,000
prize, are fSl son
prizes Of $780, appreximating to $4,000
prize, are loo
prizes Of $3.50. spproximating to $4,000
prize, are loo
prizes Of s225, approximating to 5000
prize, are 900
prizes of $780, proximating to $4,000
prize, are 800
prizes Of $3.50. approxmating to 5000
prize, are coo
prizes Of 500, approximsting to 81 500
prize. are 400
5000 prizes OF go are 100000
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Hss DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND
81 OFFICE FOR RENT.-The House aud Lot on
sfh street next tony own re sidence and near the
corner of GRACE For a good tenant. it win be put
In repair at low rent Also. the office, in the Law
Building in the occupancy of Abel Mayo 1t is
on the first floor, and has gas and other couven-
epces Bed rooms in the Law Building, and rooms
for clear water bath and laundry in rear OF the
same Other desirable property both for sale and
NH 2aNIm B B MINOR.
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o.4S5 prizes. amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets $40: Halves Is: Quarters 81 So
~ Circular showing the plan Of the Lott-yie
Certificates ofpackages Will be sold ct the lolov,n
rates, whichis the risk:
Certificate Of package Of 10 whole tickets. a.
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SPRING NEGOTIATIONS, 1859.
ARMsTIt0NG, GATOR b CO.,
importers AND JoBRERs OF
RIBBONS, ,dlLLI SEkY, SILK GOODS FRENCH
RLiWEkS. RUCHE,
STRAW I0NNETS AND FLATS,
No. 237 Baltimore Street,
BstWeen Ci aries and Hanover sts.
bALTIMORE.
Uner stos.h UNEQUALLED n the TYnItAd Htates
"a vARIkTf and CHEAPNEsS. 1-smS
pOTATOES.--We call the attention q
love- Of good Irish Potatoes 20 laroc III inst
~ va ~. - schooner Roagh aud Ready xsso quail
rsr aaa al tEfE Isse BEEN preponnesd ysry snps
wa Market Place, Franklin It,
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q DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOTS

go FOR RENT-And possession given
Ell the 18th of April next the very eligible
HUUSE, on 8th, between Grace and FRANKLIN sts.
now occupied by Mr. Richard Hill, Jr. 1t has seven
good rooms with an eutkitchen and large lot at
tached. For terms, &c, apply 10
z NJ TABB Il SON, ACTS,
NH Liza undar Exch an ge Hotel.
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TENDERS. FINE SETa 0V

~ SH0VELS, T0NGS and POKERS-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
Including every style Of Tenders, summer Pieces,
Pokers. seven differentszes of coal Scntt,es c;nd
Shovels. nre Shovels; handsome Stands for Shovel
and Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footmans,
setting mp Crates; Tavern and Church Bells. al
sweet tone Builder and others in
Want Of any OF the above articles be supplied at
all kinds OF Brass and Iron Works of the Above "a
scriptlon, at m{ BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY Ana
Richmond, Va. " - s'ue'
an l6-diy n n nrNnnu
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srtificate Of packAge OF 10 whole tickets,
10 half
10 quarter
10 eighth

In O1D11INa TIoKl1s OF CKRfIYIoASxs
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickefs
ordered, on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
By nrst mail Purchaserscan have Tiokets endinr IN
any figure they may designate.
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes win be ssnt
topurchasersi Immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their sirnatn,..
plain, and give their Post Once. County and Ststs
Remember that every Prize Il drawn md nav.
abtein full without deduction SsS'
~ All prizes Of u 900 and under paid immediats.
after the drawing. Other prizes ct the usual I'm
.NOTIOE no oORREspoNNTs.-rho,e who
prefer III ser nn m1nsX " neil can uss
whereby money for Tickets. In sums Of Ten ollara
and upwards, can he sent US s''e'
Al QUE RISK AND xxPHNnH
rom any city or town where they have An ofBoa
Any MmnEaSx and order must 20 enclosed in GOV
H thsc; or the Axprem Company cannot receive
An communications strictly confidential.
oueEy w xicket. Or Certificates 20 be directed to
n, WWHaOns kDDY 4 QQ. Augusta. Ga,
WOOD. EDDY 90, Wilmington. DEL.
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A NEW BUTTER DEPOT has been
L opened At the stand, No ia Main street, south
s T below Old Market, and opposite Mr. William
of the best Goshen. Glades and Virginia BUTTER
can be supplied at short notice. by
JAMES READ
NH 5-lm* Dealer In Butter. Lard and Eecs-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
e. snocratfC Resolutions.

We publish today the resolutions pass
ed by the Democratic State Convention.
They form very precious document IN
deed. Read them.
The Democrats then aud there assem-
Blcd, were opposed to the African Slave
Trade and Slave code for the Terrific
RES. Certainly, but the Democrats OF
Wisconsin do not ''run" the Democratic
party, and those who do 'run it, are IN
favor of both these things, aud care not
how much Northern Democrats resotve,
so long as they vote with then.
These resolutions assert "the perfect
compatibility Of free and slave states exist
ing tremendously tsgether.' Older and
more ycnerated authority has declared
that "a house divided against itself can
not stand
There is furious resolve against pro-
scriptiou in Massachusetts, but not word
about it in Democratic South Carolina.
There is first rate "resolyed" affirm
Ing the right Of the naturalized citizen to
tho protection of Ike Government where
ever he may be. We hope the ruling
Federal Democracy, Gen. Cass included,
will become converts to this doctrine.
There are the usual resolutions about
"loose and weak legislation" which if
they mean any thing, should be followed
by resolution Ike this; Resolved, that
IL view ofiho cvil of these things, We will
use our utmost eAdeavor TO elect A. ".
Randall, and Republican legislature.
The resolution about the "yigor and
efficiency" of Bucllanan's Administration,
we hope wiIlcomfort that aged gentleman.
It is decidedly the richest joke we have
seen lately, and its author must be hui
nlorst, and on that particular occasion
have been us Jolly as he could.
Altogether, as We sail, these rcsolu
tions form precious document, though
we see but little real political paJulam in
them.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
Union.

1t seems to us that there has been a
good deal Of unnecessary carpiEg and
fault finding on the part Of some Re-
publican papers. at the policy of union
among the opponents of the Democracy,
SO ably advocated by the II. Z. Tribune
That paper, referring to these strlctur-
es, thus briefly states its position.
'Let so much of'thc Opposition as a
gree in substance upon the slavery issues
involved in the Presidential contest, unite
to elect a candidate who shall faithfully
reflect its views, and will reso!utely carry
out its policy in the mean time sinking
differences Of opinion" on other and SUBJ
ordinate matters" fE
In this, as in tie previous statements
of the Tribune, we SEQ no barter of de
publican princip!es-no lowering of the
Republican standard-no infdelity to the
Republican faith. Such a union is de-
sirablc and necessary, and it seems fool
ish for Republican papers to fritter away
Their strength in battling some imaginary
foo-exposins some heresy which 10 one
has espousei.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-09-07
The Ticket.

= This week we !rinl tie Republ an State
Ticket, aud gives bvief mention of the
candidates
GOV. RANDALL was ronomnatcd
by triumphant majority. His present
Administration, haJ been marke,! ~ in
dependence, integrity, and war with cor
ruption ard dishonesty. The Convex
ton said to him, "WclI done, good and
faithful servant try It again." Let the
the people ratify the verdict.
Butler G. NOBLE IS well known
as member Of the Legislature, where he
acquired State reputation FOR his ability
and ofatory. No doubt he IS we'll quail
fed for the place, and as a stump speaker
will do good service in the campaign.
L. ?. HARVEY is one of those men
whom the ''people delight to honor
Nominated by reclamation, he ought to be
elected in the same manner. An earnest
worker--ona Of the most eloquent men in
the West he has been pillar of strength to
the Republican party, and his election can
hardly be considered doubtful.
SAMUEL D. HASTINGS, the pre-
sent State Treasurer, was renominatcd for
the same Office by acclamation. This was
merlted tribute to his ability and integ-
r;ty. He is eonfessedly the best Treas
urer-the most answering and faithful,
that the State has ever had. Like Har-
vey, he may be considered in"
H. HOWE, the nomine, for Attor.
ney General isnot sowell known. He is
a nephew of Judge Howe and is said to
be an able and accomplished lawyer. Let's
give him trial.
g. VAN STlENWIGK, is a German.
| an eloquent speaker, and is sid to be
an active Republican and thoroughly DUAL.
flied for the position Of Bark Comptrol,er
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