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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18
MARCH is, 1859.
MEDICAL.
DOCToR HOOFLAND's

DOCTOR HO0F L A N d 8
CELEBRATED
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Will tFrEcruAG1N CURE
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nays, aud al diseases arising from u diSordeyed
Liver or Shm1ch,
CUCu As CONSTIPATION, INWARD
- Piles, tuIness or Blood to the Head, Acidiy
OF the stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Of
Food, Fulnuas or Weight in the Stomach. Sour
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the Stomach, Swimming OF the Head. Hurried and
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sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deiici.
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sion ui Spirits,
/ The pruyiotors in calling the attention Of tho
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the utmost confidence In its virtues aud adaptation
I TO the diseases !or which it is recommended
I II ls NO new aud uuulcd article. but one that has
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! cannot but satisfy the most skCpdCul that tins re
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18
Dol EXAMINERS NoTICE.-Tl

SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.-The
Board Of School Examiners of Geaugn County
will hold their next Meeting on ii d A "
the lst of April, 1859, at Chardon. The hour
is TEN o'clock AN.
10. WORKABLE, Clerk.
Mar. ls, 1859, 479-3w
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18

NEW YORKCATTLE MARKET-MARcH IS.
BELf-SG, ,5oto7,0O for country prime; $3.50 to
900 for country mess; 80, o to II 90 Tor rcpackcd
Chcago mess; sl2 to l3 for extra do
Prime Mess }eef-Dull ut SlT to 20.
PoGK-For prime Sl3,25 to 1881.
DRESSED Hoe s-Dull at 8 to SIC
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18
The State Of Ohio, Geauga Go.
The Paincsville and Iiud-
son Railroad Company,
Plaintiff,

Richard i, Robinson, An.
drew B. Robinson, Ben.
jamin Soule and Isaac
Errett, Ex's of Ambrose
/. Snnln decd. ncl,l'Is
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18
DIR. BEOOELAND's
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.
For the gpeedy Cure of

Coughs. Cats, H!dacnsn, Croup, HoarsncsS,
Btoaat.hs, Pueum0uyu Diseases Of The Bouels
ar,I0g from Coid Ilc'ptUt Consumption, oud
>, far The reiiq and II At oH p3,s,HO c1uc qf patti
|6U,is IN ad2o"crd st9ges ottbc iouer d,ssoSe.
INNS CELEBRATED PREPaRA-
ton like the Bitlyrs, may be confidently re
lied on. Ii IS designed for Il class o diseases moro
general and more fatal iAan any other 10 which the
people Of this country sulject--thoso splinging
from "SbeH coid" 4 hat eminent authority
DR.. Bell, says /" will not say that colds are to
our inhabitants what the plague and geiiow fcuer
are to those of other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in diseqse oi greater
completely uud mortality than these latter"
A further proof OF the terrible fatality OF diseoses
resulting from common coii' may be seen by q
glance at the following statistics, taken from the
Records ot the Board of Health of Philadelphia,
conlessedIy one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
NEW WORKS RECEIVED.

The following useful school and class books
have been received from the publishers, MeSsrs.
(. H. Butler & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. They
are for sale BY all our city booksellers
From passing glance over the contents OF
these books, we think them very desirable for
schools or private classes, or the family circle.
TIE LADIES READEE--Contains choice Sc
poetry, with the essential rules Of clocut!on,
and is adapted to the tastes Of advanced and
intelligent pupils. Il is by john VI. 5. liows,
Professor Of Elocu,ion, author Of the Shak-
spearean Reader, &c.
The necessity Of possessing correct, ina-
presSiye and natural style Of reading Is often
observable among our growing generations, and
tie means of obtaining the same are frequently
strangely neglected by both teacher aud pupil.
The rules in the book before us as well as the
selections, will DO much towards securing the
ADORE desirable at.ainmcntS.
ELEMENTS oF RHETORIC. work is de-
signed as q manual of instruction TO Rhc-
,oric, as one Of the arts is By Henry Copper
A. NJ, Professor in the University OF Pa
This is also good class book, and equally
useful FOR selfius,ruction By aiatS. The
eaep, a, Rhetoric caa always master i'll his
language and writing, imagination, taste, genius
beauty. grandeur, force, novelty, wit, humor,
satire or irony: so it is good TO study the arr.
GEOGRAPHY FOR youyG CMmDHrN.--Th:s is
+ small book Of first lessons ior little folks, b.
5. Augustus Mitchell 1t is nicely illustrated,
and in on easy, pleasing and comprehensive
form of questions and answers, which is the
very best method for educating Young chill
d.en. This little work only sells at - cca:s
per copy. Mitchcll's School .A.la, has long
had large patronage in the United States
The new edition for 1860, however, is replctc
with modern geographical improvements 1t
is an excellent work for the historical or news
paper readers of the present day, who may
not want to wander darhly through names Of
provinces aud places without knowing their
location.
BRowSsoSs QUARTERLY RAVEN FOR OCTOBER:
has also come to hand. 1t contains its usual
number OF forciblc articles, and is published by
Dun;gan Brother. New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
Sentence Q: Stevens the VIE Po:s0u.r.

MN YORK. Oct 5.-'lEc People Defendants
IN error IS. James Stephens convicted Of pos-
onins las wi:c-&.cr!.cI.s was tried before the
Court Of OYER and Tcrmlncr, the Iloa James
J. Roosevelt, presiding, last March, and the
proceedings lasted Cor thirteen days, when tic
iuiv found the prisoner guilty and the learned
Judge Sem;caced him II be hun. ~ The neck
until Ec WAS dead
The prisoners counsel carried the case 20 the
Court OF Appeals on several exceptions taken
durn: the trial, bu; The "nc most relied on
was that tie learned judge had allowed the .iu-
~ 10 separate with the conSent Of the counsel
ior The defence, admitted 10 have been made IN
open Court and in the presence of the jury.
The Court Of Appeals have affirmed the de-
ci<;on OF ruling OF .IAigc RooScYclt aud have
ordered that Stephens b" eyecni,! IN accord
ancc with the sentence OF Tie c0Urt The wife
poiSoncr has now 40 hope 81 clencncy, except
IN the grace o! the Executive OF the State. II
is, therefore probable. that h" will undergo the
extremity Of the law--i.iic for lie; an eye for
an rVr. . ,n,il for a iDytl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
FAIL ROAD IMPROVEMENTS.

We are glad to observe that the people are
beginning tosee the necessity prosecuting
our internal improvements 10 completion
And while every other improvement should
have its proper share of attention, we hope
they will not overlook the importance o! the
proposed extension of the Richmond and Dan.
;here with the North Carolina Coalficld Rail
Road which is destined to open up a trade to
Richmond that has been much neglected
Mr. j. J. Clark, civil engineer upon the Coal
fed extension, deserves great credit for the ac,
tive aad energetic part he has taken 10 bring
about SO desirable an object.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
Fatal Duel in the ROCKY Monnta!:..

Tie Rocky Mouatrin Gold Reporter con-
tain, the particulars Of the due! fought on the
LIST of September, Oh the Colorado, 40 miles
from Denver city, between eco. ". Harrison, Of
Virginia. ard Col +. Warren. Of Indiana, result
ting in the death Of the latter. The tIltIc,lIty
srcw out Of the election Of Harrison n'cr War
rem rs Justice of the Peace. The. fought
with revoivcrS, nj fifteen PAGES. HARRISON Iir>t
received the bali OF his antagonist through his
hat, and Warren received two balls, ole Sir!-
king his collar bone, ami the othe' passing
through hi, breast. killing him Instantly. Tho
mas Mason and William kcan, of kentucky.
acted Us seconds for Harrison; Henry brown
ard Moses Fox. OF Nebraska Territory for Col.
Warren. who va, the challenger. THIS Is the
first duel ever fought in the Rocky Mountains.
Mr.. Harrison Ina, many friends rcsid1: hear
|, l,i,,,,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
BmoAo Rock RAcFs.-As far as the wc,....
COMMERClAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, OCT. :. j..

BACOS-Thr market Is active We quote To-day IN.
Sides IL. 10 IKE. shoulders - e. y! Has,
10 lie: a, Ia quality. PLAIN new I,a' ~ 80.
cured i2H 10 li.c. Todis sugar cured Ism, 70 90,
BUTTLK--wr quote Mountain good - Tor S0Ut ,r..'r:
choice 1c5t?ac. Common liCLl,c. Tie E"Tsr,' is-
CUTTON-!9 to l2S cts OF time. alI.Gg interest
COTTO% YARNS, sc-Co,:or Yarn. yS&,.i c,,.. Co,:..
Ccriagr 20 cts. Seize Ts!ne - cts. Carpet Warp = c.
wrxpp'a: Iuinr = ct'.
COFFEE! lathe !obb.ns trade, We quote Eo Il ;ol.,.
Layuayra II 90 l2I.c. Java -. t0 -
COES.--Flrm: 9ic 80 a.. Not much Ia make:
CORN MEAL.-CouH;Fy Meal ~; 10 !! Z oJ,h-
FLOUE.-Wr qgo:e supcriac Gcg: ~ s. ~ % =
Extra 81. To 81.
fLuUk BARKkIS.-35io ~ cts. each.
YLASSEED !lGtl 81 z "usl"4 q 81 =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Graao E., Ter to'. N-,..l.
a. per ton: Colombian go per ton R"c>e, 60 ..
Rhodes super Phosphate Of Lin" 20. per tor rl7r-
Phosphate o! Lime, Boston manufacture or Cur. .
Fleming, 40 per ton Bone duet city ground $50
Eide Island suauo 30 per 20" AIehsas go.
GGAs. sEEDs.-Clove: Seed 90. 20 ~. .eeor.!is 3.
22SGL2:I orchard ard Randall 'ira., ''st a. tu.,
MOLASSES-W. quote New OrlraU. o. 90 70. Cs,r.
Cuba =; to a. Ma-coyaao 81 20 @c; Portland syf..
2; .jr; Refined OF good quality 80 90 '.c. I0r: e.
MILL OFFAL-.we quote Bran nj ~ cea.'. Slo-.. =,
ccn,.. hrOwnstug - cents sh!psiuc - cent ly -
cargo these rates will be lower
sCGhRS-we quote &C. yellow AZ - TO %, Er'-, -
ga to 9t.c ~ 81 TO ?'.c; Cru.hr: too 30 IL, La
ii To IL New orlean. ~ 10 e-c; Porto l.co -. =
TEAs.-lmperisl and Gunpowder, a'as'! ~
TOBACC0-ihe market has li'tc iGlre animation
srea, demand Tor fancy bright soft.. W. 90 Ls:,
Common 3. to %, good p 10 .. Lca;-Commont =,
10 ~ medium -: 'y9. Fine English shipping ~ 2.
Fancy wrappers III demand At prize, rom ~ 10 -
WIIEAr-Ihc wheat market Is W!ihou, nom!Hs. ''.-z.r
Prime white wheat be!ng scarce. "Hi lrrs .! .
bushc. Prime red would sell Tor a. - = pcrb1''r
The sale. principally a. four months sometime, ~
interest.
wIiIsKEY.-!n demand n. full prizes. We guc:s a.
cina,l =, % TO SO cent. RchInc nj Eectine! u = .
81 c;.. NJ change In other SraGcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
Tho Vigilance Committee in Louisiana.

We have already mentioned some of the
outrases perpet:atcd by vigilance commit
tee" in some Of the South Western parishes Of
Louisiana, and stated that the Governor of the
State had visited the infected district 10 enforce
the laws. The AiSakapas Register OF the eth
ut, says:
1t was brought to the Governors notice that
three of the victims Of the "vigilauts" had died
from the severity of the brutal w!;ppin: in
ficted upon them, that one had been Shot aud
stabbed that number Of dead bodies had
been found in the prairieS, and that women and
children were dying in the prairies, who's" huS.
bands, fathers and brothers haze been driven
from their homes by the "vigi!ants. \ sad
catalogue of crimes are these indeed to toe per-
pctrated in a civilized community. And 10 cap
the climax Of audacity, il is said that Judge
Simon has been notified no, to attempt TO
hold court IN the parish OF Ecrmillon.
The Planters Banner. Of the same date,
says:
The vigilance committee have publicly whip
ped nearly seventy citizens Of Their parishes,
in the heat OF such passion as is exhibited on
II by wild and iniuriatcd mob. without Judge
or jury, and have ordered t!.c.n TO lcuye ,h.
State in five days or suffer the penalty OF death
by the hands of the same company. And we
are crcditably informed that 4 heavy vote of the
committee, but not a majority, was gwen in IA.
vor of hanging instead OF whipping the pro.
scrbed company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
,ill comm,n5 The treat body of the Northern

will command the great body of the Northern
vote at Charleston.
In New England ani the Northern States the
party appears to DC entirely Douglaslled- New
York and PENNSYLVANIA are uncertain. New
jersey is Reported 10 be for Douglas. Now,
from the expression Of opinion IN the extreme
Southern States, there seems to be little doubt
that the nomination oil Douglas will be followed
by the withdrawal oi a portion OF the Southern
Democracy and tie nomination ol another cam
dida;c upon AN ultra platform; aud then the
success of the Charleston ticket would be ell
dapgcrc,l in that section which IS now the main
reliance of the party. The case, then, stands
a. follows: Henry \. Wise is certain to sweep
the South. and NAV carry several OF the North
crn States; Stephen A. Douglas will divide the
South. and Vet be beaten in his own section by
the Black Republicans, who control every State
in which Douglas delegates will he chosen To
the Convention. Popular as Mr.. Douglas may
be in his own wing Of the party, We think,
that until his friends have shown their ability to
redeem single Northern State from the hands
OF the Black Republicans. they have 10 right
TO press his nomination
Ne have thus cndcavorcd 20 show that the
hopes "fthc Democratic party, and consequent
" Of the Union. centre in Henry y. Wise o!
Virginia. ia clergy, capacity and experience
he ir.s no rival among the living statesmen OF
the land. Ills record of service IN Congress,
in u diplomatic line and in wagins war against
tho enemies Of civil and religious liberty, Is bril-
Ian, and glorious. lis conservatism and stcr-
linz Democracy are wpucStionahIc In re-
Spc,.t 10 availability, his nomination would &c
guarantee of victory lie; his friends i'll cv-
cry part Of the country be up and doing. labor
ing indcla;sabIy in hIs bchaifand breaking mp
the network Of in,rigucs that are formed by
cnyous politicians to defeat tie choice oi thc
people. Let the citizens Of the South who
would dcprccatc The triumph "t SeclionaIiSrn
who would be secure III the cncnjoyment o!
their constitutional rights, give their support
10 the man who Is certain to give Us 4 vigorous
and impartial administration ot The federal GOV
eminent. Let the men VIII" would see The
honor Of the American i!a.; vindIcatcd III
every portion Of the globe, unite in favor o!
virginia ; brave and indomitablc son. North
and South, Fast and West, let there be gene
ri and patriotic effort which shall make Itself
felt Il, Charleston, and then the Democratic
PARTY NAV advance its time-honorcd Standard,
proud Of is gallant leader, and rejoicing in the
assurance OF ARCHER magnificent triumph.
l!AIvruS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
c.-s;,., Democratic Principles on tie Slavery
nnasiiOD.

HIS
,,. interference by the Gonera! Govern
rnent 20 Introduce or 20 eNs'""' a'es' W. AS VI 'e
territories Of the Union.
NJ Federal Slave Code. No Congressional dis
crpnation in favor OF slave property in the terrific.
rs- ard no Congressional discrimination against il,
Whenever in ANY OF Tie territories the safety OF
SINE persons Tho right of slave property or the
right safety o: any description OF persons CT cro-
petty, is uucorS;itutionay Gssaed, is the power
cnG GG:v Of Congress- rot less than of any ard eve
~ o,he. Department OF the General Government, l.
exercise is proper fractions, for tie seenr;! OF
equal protection 20 the rights and safety oi e'er!
sre@es OF persons and properly.
The full and uninparcd RICH: d popular soSe-
rcign;y, en.;liny the people .: caca Territory, on
application for their admission new State into
the Union TO enact their State Constitution. b! L
lair and fGil reference 10 popula. vote, without
force fraud or Federal dic.a;oa. and rs slch Con-
situation 10 provide or the maintenance O: the p.o
h:bitor o: the institution .: slavery 10 them n
seem best.
lie same principles c'nooGc! in the following:
resolutions unanimously adopted ~ The Virginia
delegation 20 the National Democratic Convention ~
Cincinnati:
!. Resolved, TIA, TIE Constitution Q. :he urned
States is compact between Sovereign aud co-eYuai
States, united upon the bass ot perfect equality Of
rights and privileges.
=. Resolved, Tia, the Territories o. the Union are
common property IN which the States ..ave equal
rights aaI 70 which the c.tzeiIs OF every State may
ri,h,lclly migrate with any property recognised
.ich IN any OF the States Q: lie un.on, and III tine
Constitution OF the CLitcd States.
3. Resolved Therefore, that the Congress Of the
United States has no power - abolish or prohibit
slavery OF the Territories ui the United States,
aud such power pertains oHl 10 the people iulabt-
,cg the same. wien ia the exercise .: rSst!ul au-
,uorty they form thcr State Constitution witt, view
:oad,nissIon into the Union.
/. Resolved, Tina: the Missouri restriction WAS I.
violation OF the ioregOn, principles, and il repeal
By the "ka!ls.s- Nebraska Lam va, Wise, just and
Necessary.
3. Resolved, That Congress has no constitutional
r.,h: 20 abolish slavery in the District OF Columbia.
g. Resolved, Tia, the ,lGty o; ai!ording adequate
protection i'll Tic Territories previous I" their legal
organization States, to ega. rights OF person and
property respected under the constitution ot the
Union, is inelnDen, the proper legislative autho-
r.ty thereof.
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SALES OF STOCKS IL RICHNOyG

For ne Us,t snaIny D'fOjtr !, 1879.
EgP, RrEp ~ JoHS A. L,SCAsTEE soy.
Virginia per cts, registered Bonds. ss!s' t'ta 's'
ln.err-t.
Richmond City Bonds, sales eos and Interest
Petersburg City Bonds last sales 49,.
Lynchburg City Bonds. last sales go.
Norfolk City Bonds, last sales tT5.
Exchange Bank stock, sales los.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales los
Bank Of Virginia stock, sales si?s
Bank Of the Commonwealth stock, sales tlCos
Richmond and Danviile Railroad Bonds gUars.i-st 3!
state OF Virginia, last sales s!5 and interest.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds guarautcyity state g
Virginia. last sales tgJ and interest
City Of Petersburg Bonds guaranteed By STATE - N'.ri
last sales }g6 and Interest,
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10 The Subscribe. OF the ..E,oy,r.r.,

MI WI A. WRIGHT, o!th:, city, Is authorized to make
collections Of monies due hat may become due To ~. for
subscriptions and advertisements.
IL will starr in few days, upon vIsi, the coantc.
OF CIEsTFgFiELD, rowHATAN. CUMBERLAND. Apo.
NATION, BUCKINGHAM. CAMPBELL, CHARLOTTE,
PRINCE EDWARD PlTTSYLvANIA LUNENECgG
BRUNSWICK, GEEENSyILLE and DISwiDDIE.
OuT friend, will greatly ohig- by prompt settlement.
will NJ Wright
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07

Nor PosTEp.-The London Illustrated Times
IS evidently not "up." as the actors say, in
American politics. Think of such bundle o!
errors as is found in the following extract from
It's budget Of American news, under date OF
September 1Ith
"The Presidential nominations form the
chief topic Of conversation in America There
are three candidates in the field-Wre, Doug.
las and Bolts. At the last accounts Bolts was q
ht,le ahead"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
W'TT-IE1 = ;
Circulation A .l..I,t Inrr,a.r.

Circulation = -ssLt increase.
Tue stock asguii to-day. snd s;z'e ,'7.i'
some rss bu0yai While there good d'maGt's.
United states bOut The IS Of lSjt closed 1t ;U'. W
en &c AZ ~ ohio >, Of leJj at lJl Tennessee - Pss
sold AT ~; Louisiana IS at -. California -, ~ ~ ~
York Central share. ~ >Ja, and Pacific Mail SaTg, - "
There annual meeting II the City Banks C..s'ls
OG- held to-day and IA election took place for ogr
serve III. ensuing H-ar which resulted IN the election - a
entire Of officers. L. understood that tic ~
proposed retire. the Offices those Of honor az
not 81 profit.
The President OF the American Exchange Bank p.ops
tia; portion Of the old might Retire each yesF 81
the place Of others filed they became yacsG;, -
keep always 4 sufficient number 0. experienced m.s y
Office This prudent suggestion, however, ov'.r.
snd enr. ticket elected throughout. which 80
deemed TO be bad policy by several ., LIE Ban. re
tltiyr-
Mr. Cleo subT.casurer Q: iii, city confines to lat
demand for ubTrsa,ury notes, bearing 81 per ceI ny
r-, a. par The balance Ia the .CbI.-ssury yes='i,
sas fis"-.6i2. Exchange at Chicago On New iorS h.-
declined !. per cent; A. La. accounts. exchat,r 70
New York had fallen TO n ~ dc0Gn'. On u" !H'''>
>tste- there Is not much alteration TO not.c".
Sterling exchange has become -omc7e easier We 81
bills az So day, London 4, l,..a Coz eemf's''
l!U1s.iiOs Tor bankers bills ard sht bills az !l"n'
Pari. 1870, ssi,. do. ;:iil o:Aer eeGa'4
tai bills were steady.
The produc. market. xer- heavy today Fo.- hs' !e
cined from 20 IS cents per barrel Wheat Ia. Gee =;
20 cents pc: bg,hel. Corn about TIE same F.-
lower with sales 0, at tj 2jaiJ ~. sEf p-''
j; $40 S,&alO 81. Cotton dull 1;h sales q - "
so bales at Ili.c for mitdng uplsnds.
Money In some better request but s.'hop: ea-6s'
moment In quotations.
The Merchants Bank which holds generally lA's-
amour, of foreign DEP os!is shows she heaviest lSS' o.
Gle by the late The BarS, ho.fns :Gni' %
count Of Western Banks, have bad hrF f"'rr's'
The money wanted ~ the Wes, 10 :aSve probes a.
doubt, shipments Of specie VII be re2Gired D.
Orleans to cotton, but usual, II VII, To
tent end It's way back 20 Tbs eomgeie!s! GENRE -
Its usual functions In the circle OF trade 80 ,,.,,,
Tobacco was steady, and prices sustained o.;
prominent movement IN leaf % importance is'
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I'D. w M.
COZ SSELLOR 81 ATTORNEY At Liy

KIIITNVNU, w.
Oacc the Of Main AID Governor streets OI.
pusi;c Purcell, Ladd Cos Drus store.
SHALL De "as to have any Of she brethren and friends
Z " the Convention 10 call ~ my Office, during
tnrir leisure hcurs and shall be pleased, .-". furnish
them with such intelligence -! ~" Cnuvci.'"n. person,
places and 'hiags in Richmond, AZ they may desire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
s1sHop cTEYs sti:MoN AND THE PROCEED

We are prepared to furnish The Convention
Sermon and Proceedings from the commence
m,nt to any number that may be ordered.
Tho Convention Sermon will he furnished in
wrappers with fostage stamP for five cents
each