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can possibly he in any extinct issue about slavery
These Democratic Officials and their associates with the
tact appreciation of the whole Democrats party of the
country have s~udlod pilfercd and pundcred the peo
Photo extent before prscsed under the mos,
corrupt government Garth aud We want their Villain
Gus Transactions all brought Go light and exposed 10 the
public gare From Cabinet officers down to the pettiess
Postmaster in the land nearly the whole of them have
been engaged in stealing aud purlonng what belongs to
the public and to individuals. They worse than
band of highway robbers, and desire through the
election ofan Opposition Speaker have them arraigned
tried convicted and sent to the penentiary the gal
lows for their vile and unblushug misdeed We repeat
therefore, that mot inquisitoral could
force Us TO vote for Democratic Speaker of the next
House of Representatives We repeat therefore that as
patriot and an honest man, who and viii not
conuye ut the raseaies and viaines OF the party in
power I'VE should vote with all boldness and with all
cordially for hs rey aekest Of e Black Republicans
for Speaker ia preference TO any Dsocrdt whafsver-
Nor in the least afraid Of such declaration as
the Republican vanly imagines, sounding the death.
kncll OF the Opposition in the South. Ga the contrary
have abundant for the belief that the Southern
Opposition, almost TO man, will stand by TO the Bit
tr end in honest aud determined effort expose the
p-ogacy, the corruption and the vlany of the party
in power whereby the of the people shame
leSsy p,undercd and the Government dsgraccd in the
eyes Of the whole world. But il they should not We
have nerve enough trust stand solitary and alone
in the earnest and resoute endcavor open the eyes of
the people to the operations of the miserable pack of
thieves that bold Office under the present Administration
In conclusion, when the Rspn6icdR abandons its pur.
pose supper; for the Presidency whose doctrines
the slavery question than those Of SEWARD
shall be ready pay little respect its remou
STRANGE against willingness unite with the Repub
iclus in the organization of the House. Till then
modest silence becomes il best
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TuE ERECTION IN BAI.TINoRr

bALIINokk, OCT Isth.-There Il a large turnout Of
tiers nthe municipal election In progress in this city
IN many wards the windows at the voting places are
oocked mp by rowdes TO prevent nauraxcd voters from
gaining access to the polls lntimidaons and in some
places violence are rcsorted exclude the latter
The police, with few exceptions fail do their duty in
CARVING out the Mayors instructions. The Mayors of.
nee Is thronged by delegations of Reformers complain.
ing of the inehicency Of the police.
LArER, z. M.--Afairs are more quiet The Refor.
mers are doing well in some of the Upper Wards
As Tar as heard from no serious disturbance has
red but il is nearly impossible for naturazed citizens to
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INDIANA EIEcrInN

The election in this State Tuesday for Secre,a
OF state only to I'LL vacancy caused by the resignation
OF mr. Meciurc. There three candidates--Jas NJ.
French Conservative The following is tue resultas far
as received up to the hour of closing)
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct III 4. Null returns from
s county give average Republican majorities including
S'ae ana county ticket OF from 400 TO 1900 There ia
nothing definite from elsewhere
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The Rr.nl,In nnnr.ln

Tic triumph OF the Democracy in Gcpryi, sc,,s ,.
10 have dhcartcned Opposition friends tberc in M
least On the contrary nothing dauntcd the, seen, o.,
solved to buckle ihoir armor ior the great rop, ~,
1860, with full Assurance that their effort. sill b
crowned with success Speaking Of The result the Clg
bus E"q"'rer ihns vi.e'y sduOnishes lis cornradas
lnerg seems now 20 be no longer any room for doubt
tmt te Democratic party Of Georgia have secured ti.
r-'leciion Of Gov. Brown by au increased W,io,it ~
jority Of the Legislature ' 81 ''''
signal a. thi- success appears TO be- We find ,o,I;
that should di.helrtcu or 5pp,l No. 1, IL ,i5, y,
lGHy lines we're not drawn boz many counties I'm ti. 80,
'T '"''fh"r 'oy Bfouu'- Railroad policy decrutive
81 ~ l"s Oeh proven lad ~ Influence IN many quarter.
h occurring Tor him Opposition votes and in few COM,
e. disgust 90 hs cement lost hm Dor,orr,ti. 80,
Ihe 'onrr"--iOuIl election therefore nn,,I , ,- T.
!" party strength, and although We have lost U,stri,
"i we counted on b. viii boz found that there l. b,f Ia
%" u any los 10 Ih, DppusIt.u boz tbe ,gg,.s,t 80 ~,
ih' Contested District We have Iast ...,,r,I L, ~
votes BOO ih" I'd and 1h Districts but have rir neal,
UousaUd iu tr sfh aud hundred Or t,., i, ,r, "a
me surplus 81 gains in the two latter will d,uLd..
"'ance any Opposition losses in the D. and 9Th
We mp 81 10 our friends, therefore 10 clole r,pt.
1'u prepare "r toe conflict 0f $500 Issues which Nh,
democracy nave arnnIy eyadsd this year thew viii ,
h1Ne 70 meet They win have no couplig,tigr a. 3d.,
WIN NnHo1hl roItcf 10 holp them They will L.,. =,
%,., county candidate uorkng night and dav and viii
"N we ApW"h't' oi interruptions eeconecripV d, NO,
cure votes for their ticket They win b,v. -, w"
National Naturalization which tiey would 40. -. a.
we coh'e ln.i over and between this time and the No y,
l'esiHentl election M proniyacy aud corruption viii +,
exposed n ftill stronger Hght The, lin 80 ~, . y
70 20 into the contest under leader odious to al a.
uu-'sa 10y the South, OF by throwing him overhead r.
MH g'integraie their boosted Nadonar organiz,tio, a.,
~ ue gie', advantage which union for the s,t
OF the FpOs has heretofore given them lei o,, a.,
1n friends then maintain their order Of battle and HI
lazy 20 rally again a. the proper time Tor the l,otc
redemption Of the State and Nation
Another wounded Member Of Congress ha. been d.
sgned ward W the Government Hospital. Hon. s A
smith OF Tennessee just badly whipped Al the batnv
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There were also shipped las, MONTH copper ore
DATA 10 hhis and boxes Minerals no report Of the
number OF eeAranee and are GLAD o
s any sort OF report from the Dock. iddk The dsputy
ueeor has always eyneed oblsng disposition I'm furnishing
statements but he kept busy aged every day IN
ana hence that the monthly reports are
''"Pe's or are delayed ten days fortnight The James
ana hAnauha Company particular about
'' OF the Dock business The tolls the tolls IN.
attention OF It's officers and the figures exclusive interest 10
mem are those which represent dollars cents The repo.
which Mr. Rddek furnishes
raere no regulation Of the company re2u4g any
computation though Colonel Kills. believe calls for re-
port OF the articles shipped and received once q veqr
ohee year does no, suit the press mercantile pub
NC 10 KNOW something about the business the s
y''eT aud Is for their information desrou NJ
obtaining PROM monthly reports year has ju,
commenced we hope that facilitating the matter
anu the destination Of the to
'o"s~se Pors-w be prescribed by President Of the
James River and Kanawha Company
Mr. D. 3 Calvert, Treasurer of the Commonwealth has
transmitted to Gov Wise the following synopsis Of the
OF ue Tea'uy Department. year ending
Both september, lSss:
Acre balan In,
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THE BANDITTI AT BRowNsyIIIE

NEW ORLEANS, Oct l2-Mr. Kiney, the editor of the
brownsville paper Is here He says the Mexican bandtti
were near Brownsville the sth They numbered nboni
800 men, and increasing. Their object is general
numbering and he fears they will burn Brownsyill. =
The families OF the citizens are fleeing
The Austin Gazette SAWS the Camauches will attach
Texas in the winter.
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PntlApELruA, Oct. l2ih-In fourteen counties hoard
rom there Is heavy aggregate Democratic gain The
indications are that the Opposition will probably have
majority OF three IN the senate and fourteen in the House
of Delegates Last year the House stood Ohm az De,n
90, This year 1t will probably stand Opp. 81 Dem. A.
Returns from other States are inde6aite
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IL is well remarked by the New York Evening Post.
that Sir John Franklin has accomplished more for the
cause OF Arctic discovery his DEATH than he ever could
have done in fe Had he successfully escaped the ice
and returned to England, curiosity about the Arctic re
gious would have been for the time quoted But his
long absence and the mystery which shroudcd his fate
have led to explorations, numerous and daring The
tWenty-threc expeditions would not have sailed nor Nc
Ciurc have discovered the Northwest passage nor DR.
Kane have penetrated to within eight degrees of the
Pole, nor hundred other discoveries been made had
not Franklin died twelve years ago. King Williams
Island.
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COMMERCIALS

\. oFFos % rrs wHs oct n. isss.
In our ast monthly table Of the receipts Of wheat at
Rshmend, the arrivals Dock have been $500 bu,hs
lnssd Of $500 bushels mi. corrected alters the total.
follows: .|I
N. ser. rs SRA ps IssS iss.
by ali the nne. sfts1s ssep's i.osiSas f.in,sci
We annex our monthly comparative statement Of the
receipt % merchandise Richmond by and
few articles by former. ineladed;
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rHE ELECTION IN ONO.

CLEVELAND, Oct. l2.-lncompete returns from tbir
~ counties give Republican gain Of about 5000 owe
me vote OF Sa' and indicate Republican majority il
both branches OF the Legislature
Nothing further FROM Pennsylvania.
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Nav loRN, Oct. l2.-Nothing has Vet been hoard
from the Quaker City.
The steamer Potomac that arrived to-day from Balt
more, reports that Yesterday all the way from Town.
sehu Inlet to Grcat Egg liarbor, she encountered large
quantities of wrecked material that had belonged anna
renty to some steamer. 1t was all painted white
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AEFAlRS IN TEXAS

Nkw ORLEANS, Oct ll.-Later Advccs from Texas
state that ten Twggs has asked be relieved from the
command OF that department Ii Is reported that the
Camanehes and other Indian tribes are planning grand
expedition against the Northern frontier Of Texas
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There we're also received last month"; bales hay ITO do do
e'e, u do waste CSC bags bark n lumber ton.
n % boxes pipes II boxes becswAx 1873 bushels seeds $50
paper, ca bushels potatoes, etc. :
The following is comparison OF the business of M.
Richmond Deck, for the periods mentioned In the
only coAstwse exports are Included;
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LATER

BALriHoRE Oct. II, Ia T. M.-Therc were more di..
orders IN the afternoon than in the morning In the
'th 10Th aud goth Wards the Rcformers have been y
en- of One merchant badly beaten and had has
cheek bone crushed In II Wards the Reforncrs here
carried q, and the Americans Had the right of sul
the city. -
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IOWA ELECTION

CHIcAGo, Oct l2.-Scattering returns from Iowa ipdi
cate the election of the Republican State Ticket bv about
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Hos. LAwRxScE NJ KEirr, the Representative from
the Third District s G., having declined reelection
year hence. hot contest for his post has for months
been going ON between General Aver and W. A. Owens
of Barnwell The friends of Captain George r Elliott
of Beaufort, have nominated him also
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CONCORD, Oct 1.-THE Democratic Convention to-
day nominated Asa r. GATES for Governor The nomina.
ton OF delegates to the Charleston Convention was not
acted
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CHALtENGE.-Col Thomas Henry formerly of the
L. =. army, but more recently OF Walkers Nraraguan
army challenged Col Frank Anderson at New Orleans
last week. The latter refused to fight on the Ground
that he had ncver injured Col Memry.
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RICHMOND, sept i5ih, iss9
~ 49, TIC Eve most respectfully cali
- the attention Of friends customer, ana ~. ~
nc generally TO our assortment OF Boots Sbors TrmnG.
1870 hnas, Naiices, &r.. they nnd hr I.Trr-,
@ OF goods In line expressly for retail ihst
eund mere or elsewhere, and prices either Of
own manufacture PhladeInhia Ind E,s, our
Please call and examine for yourselves "''A
a ALEXANDER HILL CO.
Manufacturers
- Boots and Shoes Carpet narn
sei' No. l2I street Rehmon5 ".
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mere were also resolved last month, pig and
assorted eargoes not r,Uo-fot '- Nv"
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The above sum total Of t9ai5o a. will be observed il Se
Aouh received and hand Treasury bu N Unbr..s
oon, OF the ismS received Literary Pund Ros,J -
re works and sinking PInd are nrees,ariIy rTrdsd
mus FIulO n Of the Literary f,o,n
W, and Board Pabe Works FUND a. -, In
" nc b.fd 81 Public works Fund received from ~. Gam
% tuPd aud t2si 80 NJ Of the sinking FUND vas re-
Tor The hscai year aGS.i 5I SG and ,b- as
Tor sune we're $500, >3i o.
The following Is detailed statement Of the e1p1ris to
"fn po from Richmond, during the month Of September
To Rca;H9 aour sQs Is4 ~ o.i n ia a, "a.
"sl' d tea fio f Of wood, f5o 20 bbIs beef s5 20
eb' prE i'o m Of leather Soc Goa bus bran ,sn eg.
fo " hb corn neal 1852 m Of cotton ans books $50
sandrirs $3.50 Total lggO,ose
70 LrerpSoO hhd' tobacco, titsi5; s2 bbh iron ore
4i,2C5 Total stCsbss "
To Hfrrc Il, stO hbds tobacco, gi6O go
10 Bnrisdnr-93i hhds tobacco gIg0OOo
Total value Of exports fTO5Gps
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October 18Th, 10 O'Clock, A.
CONsECR SERNICEs

CONSIDERATION SERVICES
AT st. PAILS CiJR' H.
Consecrailon Of the Rev. W. nshop eject
OF We Diocese o. New Jersey and TIC Rev q
D. u, Assistant bishop elect % the Diocese ~ Ohio
Morning rTayrr.
Testimonial Of the bishops elect.
bishop Mvsdr Presiding
ASSISTING bSanfs lee. tPrcashrrl MclV aine
olds, Johns Payne, ChNsc, RuilrEr, Hawks aud
'' - ~
ArrsSnJNG PEr'HYrEEs-R~y. Il Crocs y D. Rev W O
boane y j. Rev Z. NJ Buer u. u, Nd Rev n h CLAYTON
u. d, ohio.
CONSIDERATION SERylCES
At Sr jAMI>' CHURCH.
Vo1seS Auon q he Rev tSEn wnrA D. Bishop
thr Diocese 81 Minnesota
Mcruinr PRAYER
Iesiimonials % The bishop elect.
Bishop krrapcs Presiding.
ASi>rtNc R>uors (rrayhyr) Cobb Scott II W Lee
Clarke and noWman -
PNsSENJEES-bishops De Lancry aud whishousr.
ArrENtfNG PEEzhNrsks-ReN " u. wilson, Western New
NoTk Rev A. b. Patterson, u. u, Minnesota,
CONSIDERATION SERVICES
At rHE MoNJM MENTAL. CHURCH.
81 The Kew AtFNNpN GEfSG, HshoP elect Of the
Moruin. Prayer.
Testimonials of the bishop elect
bishop Saith Presiding
AsSI>TlNG BsGor-IIopkius tPrracsrJ Rhops otey Poll
Green and Atkinson. '' 49,
PEfSENrrHs.-Bishops Elliott aud Davis
AFFIRMING PEESHNrgRSRcy. Easion, Texas Rev C. Wat
lace, : 49, - '''
SO The doors Churches viii not he opened be,or.
O'Clock A NJ Services will Commence at Ia. ocl3-it
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FIRE At NEW ORLEANS
NEw ORLEANS Oct IA large fire is ravaging Leyee
street. 9''e ''
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sUFERINrENDENTs OFFICE EGp.E.R

sIftRiNrENDENTs OFFICE 4 D. ER
EigIAusp, October tB.h. 1
RICHWOND VIRGINIA CIsNTR r. -
- VI PITtksli EG STATE AND UNIOS a. ...y----..-
h4I' LIJhAL fAltS Members Agrcsf'prs iii
iunE Ne above Fairs will be furnished by the agent ~ ie st,
lt e ir 81 chasing their ilcsrtl On prrssnstIp - nj
eefihcate OF ra"ubs-ship, with PRE- HTTtRV TICbYr
stock or other articles DEL gned rsIfatn Al elm ~ a.,
thoVr Fairs Niu be shaTgrd fu p La vI- r.,,t
Hs ~ c,F" remaining Ia essnu n ratls cWta1
rsohs htNhr 0rs 20 send 10 the Pairs pes.s rotify the
agents a. The s'1oE- Tisw ,Llsc 80 - rg,osy =,
'A"seiNehi' can he nadc iof their transportation.
ia G. CAMPBELL
10 taDir
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~ FAIR OF TIE VIRGINIA

u 49, FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA
w. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL sOCIETY 10 he bsit
la Richmond October 2lth q goth: = - $500
~ rceing OF the ENhOUTINE held The "A.
published: - - '''' ~
For the best Of Wheat acre. than my acres.
go " 49, - '"-' MY acres
sl - 49, NV 'e'S INA" one Aere'
t25. - Nv ~ '~" "'e '''''
ferssns competing for these premiums aduee before the
committee OF Judges the testimony dnsTssirt
witness 20 sustain their claims. - '
following additional In
1or the best half acre Of sutA Baga Turnlps tiO.
for the best half of drserpaon Of Turnp
also made: - Ns'' wv
Hoes which have been entered for may
sidenI
muns, free efchdrge. ~ ~
COMMITTEE crops OF Wheat and Corn NJ T. Hunter
oi Essex VIM Harrison, Rsq Prince George; Punst~u
Clart; N France Cahen, Esq, Nelson p waikrr
uooehlAnh nhos Maiklns Fq Halifax; Dr. John Mayo
@ors,nd Henry webb Esq New Kent, wm: Clarke. F-q.
okr W. p Taylor, Esq, Caroline; n X Burgwynn n. @
@. DtNMOCH,
A
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LoU1syrLLE ronAoco MARKrr-o-,o,,,

~ I.-- ].
nave 70 report 81 last months
n,hahEng aud steady bearing prcea which
urns ie month Of August Ia 81 any psrnist
~ ION NeE orleans, where general inactivity predonns.
snd pre,, had altogether rely upon eompc.
i"t hl'nh eonsumIton The supply Of good
gules va readily taken ny rather
Ple whereas nondssctps and
Low water IN rivers and high eghs prevented din
inenis 81 any magnitude % South. 'F
Toe gathering ~ the Z ts
20 eiahe the armes 20 house leaf which been
poduc.d this accomplished regard 10 frs acs
hNAg Win, they will be lees Inclined and therefore E ~
poet 70 Sc good supply and better Of old tobacco In
our Huctlou9 during October. - S "
a. osi has yet made ts appearance present.
htt seem 70 Indicate The lately been
~ ahd me hulk 81 tobacco being and gathered cal
@ crop ~ more or les safe and good average
one IN which We expect 70 find less nondescrpt and orn
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~ hrandreth's Pills have no Arttop ..v,
ON people cannot but aged ana
eau appreciate that medicine which, being used In
Sickness acts only upon the Around
.rsan Affected there the medicine peneraie removing im,u
ue preventing all settling Of the humors ulcers swelling, or
a"N IN heart Ahecot', In Epilepsy In Pieurisy In sore
rhroats and affections respiratory organ. =, NJ
pspsA these wonderful PILLS sve immediate relief and
rerenee viii be sure TO Masdes been
eco human SAN have been cured by their AndI.
this 90 wOnderfaS BEHOLD reason Rranar.,n,r,
purity the blood they have power except over npur, h
mor' and these being removed the disease removed uo
" ns hsahh from the use Of this innocent medicine which
never weakens but always strengthen nv nv ,.s, -
ne oody these matters which held as were principle
custody and secondly, by mpang giving property a, h
so a. Dr. hrahdre'hs Principal Once, No 2o4 Canal
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- Lee dEGT FIR s. REEoRE THE

1Ss0-s0O. 49, ->'"' IL I|VN-
Lectures from the following been for the
w-RL Rev. THOMAS NJ. CLARK Bishop Of Iho1. t.,,r,
su.lsSt forrn and Force OF the Body and Soul"
w Hon DAVID H. CONRAD Va Subject 10 he here. n,
announced. w
GH-JoHN g. SAKE, ESQ., Of vermont Two Isctu-... IN. 4,
tse y snkee Land which has been drrht
amer ''>~'
Washington, H. Q. One lecture '''''N'''
III Hon. DUNCAN X. of North C,roItr,
The Equality OF Genius Taleni" 'N's''
az DR. flsHER OF New Haven, Conn Two lectures o,
Science brilliantly Illustrated by chemical phosophaI eSbr
rtments. 'NP'-
H-oLIVER p BALDWIN, Esq, Of Richmond Va One l.,.
tuIe-sulec' TO be hereafter - ~ -
Besides the above the Lecture
nope Tor lectures Of
bAiARD TAYLOR, r. A, PRYOR. n BARBOUR
opening lecture Of the b.
ShAhh In the United PresbyteTian Church. Resds on
FHURSDAN evening October 18Th, a % ~ "
Season Tickets be purchased
hon IN Goddns Hail. and the Bookores generally Price Al "a
Admission TO single lecture - 49,
members OF the Association
senting memberss ticket "tobc obtained At the Rooms
Admission Tickets be obtained
MeAde& BAkers laidley Roblnson Mr. Powers AZ ,
Exchange Hotel n A uoWts6S Wv
Cu,.iru.
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RICUMON AGRICUITV

- ~ - IC 70 VI q " ID AGKICULTU-
49, RAJ FAIR, COMMENCING THE earn AND PM.
ING 2srH Of OCr0BERThe following part Of the pro.
gramnie, As determined upon
90 iSDAI - = o'clock " 0he 18th Inst hill CARTER
81 med Tor his scientific aud praciicai
urr viii read Essay upon Practical Agriculture nciupv
decnpion Of The Shirley estate the system pon
~ sh " products FOR the last
" o'clock NJ, the Hon A. a. ~ STUART deliver an adirss
oeI hnHushed gentlemen be expected the la
er's OF the week, whose names u be time
q DIMMOCK
VI A
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MARKETS
firm and al White !. 81 d. soo e.D s Sn
Ss.I NHeas l hei1S ttltl cents Pork ds a. IA
atT ets Tea there va. sale Ofparce. mainly unds.abIs
'hsnEsd socks active No Virginia. reported %
Pork looking losnward-Mtss siS sGaS Pine siS o
is5 ,9hS Moia' more aetlve-New orleans extra .,
RALrHoHs, I2.-Markct quiet Flour UNCHANGED W.,
lrG: mite and yeiloT Corn s'tss Mess PORK Si5
CATTLE MARKET
good neglected k sesy gGSh.PSsI Fine in
ing if" to To- Cows and Calves unchanged sheep arn and
demand The receipts FOR the day $500 Pua sold at sSs
CURED by THE oxYGENATRp RITrR,,s
ss a Z Dodge Delegate In Congress from Iowa
n, G,o n n., d. w,.IIssIos U. O. May Is. 1850
you flrnsh me- have had D J,h which
sgl ny sS,s lT; roabled with Dyspepsia ysa
sss n 10 h6ns .ns am nov ~ e srjoyme9, Of good
Bitter will find thea serveeable as have found ss sed
""hhish respect yoar obedient servant,
We commend the above Certificate all those who suSr from
rr s no cure for this d.es ssnA'ed b'eF' be
every where. aeii ge. st,h''
ET- Notice 20 Country Merchants yisIting
Richmond this Rali.-we most re,poe faly can
their attention and SHOES which We Vim
sell low for cash or 10 puneiuAi customers months credit
ALEX HILL 4 CO.
'sio 1871 Main IT, Richmond, Va
- ''e h's's ses OF taters Of good quality TO
ALEN HILL cos and you can't get them Their. A., no,
know where you end them.
political NOTICE.--The Opposition pprtv nj,
tury County sill meet At the Court liouse the az MONDAY
m poher o the purpose Of appointing delegates the Conys
o 70 ne held In Richmond on the iIth q December
'' MANY CITIZENS
MARRIED.,
A. MaTe%grne on the an inst BY the Rev Georges car,way
nIsMsLL sAhRE, Of Frankfort, Kentucky, TO MILDRED
huFFlN, Of Hanover county, Va. - -
A. THE FALLS PLANTATION.
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