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ii DusSNkss Like EIorRMeSr--The Alton
s{0AiOy Courier tells the following story:

A DussNkss- L1xx EIorExESr.--The Alton
(0AiOy Courier tells the following story:
Ga M forks OF Wood River, there has lived
for ten years past an honest German named
Henry Webber, = happy husband and father 81
elk children. Last week. on going nome 10 atm.
nef, he Wa surprised 10 find his team hitched
to his wagon, the household furniture loaded
in the wagon, in which were also the wife and
six children, all ready 70 start. On inQuiring
what all this meant his hired man, also q Ger
man, gave Wcbber to understand that 1t WAS
none Of his business ard presented asix-shooser
NJ Weber, jumped into the wagon and deliher-
Ately drove on, since which Weber has had no
tidines OF wife, children, horses, wagon, or
household faruitare. Weber had not the
sltghtsst reason To believe his wife unfaithful.
or that she was in any degree dissatisfied. he
married her after strictly business fashion
Some twelve years ago, while acting as Hour
packer for Wise & Lea, he thought he ought TO
get married. Too much occupied in business
TO court q wife, he wrote 10 female friend In
st. Louis whom he had known in Germany,
TO select wife for him. In a few days his 81
Louis friend replied TO him, stating mat she
had made the selection, and requested him 10
come down on given day aud marry the "o-
man selected. On the day appointed ne Wen,
TO St Louis saw the woman. married hef, an"
returned with her TO tSis city the same even
Ing and ever since he has lived happily win
her. Her departure was as business-hke as
her marriage.
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MISSES HINGES SCHOOL. CORNER

VI BROAD An y MAYO STKEETS.-The next
session OF this SCHOOL will commence on the first
MONDAY in October. 1889, and close on the last
dag of June, 1850. Competent assistants have been
employ ed to teach thorough English course, and
French, Drawina and Music.
TERMS made known on application. sc 2-6t
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WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Sup't ". g. Z. r. r.
g gIs 90 TO PAS ENGERsIS09.

14ss A TO TARA is$ N6S$a sTS
RANGEMENT; mIMPoRTANT TO TRAVEL;
ERS-THR0uGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE--Car-
rying the great United States Mail. Twice daily
tSnnday night excepted between Richmond, Alex
andria, Washins ton. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York. and all important points West, via Aeaula
Creek and Washln3 ton, over the Richmond Fred
ericksburg 4 Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
river, rs miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washins ton, 20 miles. in all 10
miles In seven hours being a comfortable and per-
lectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of Departure 6:l5, A NJ, and 645, p. NJ.
BAGGAGE. under charge of Special Agents,
CHECKED THROUGH To Washing ton, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
THRoUGH Tickets can be secured to the follow
ing places
To WASHINGTON, To Pittsburg,
Baltimore. Cairo,
Philadelphia, Louisville,
New York; Dayton.9
CINCINNATI, Decatur,
st. Louls, Jefiersonville,
Columbus, Newark,
Chicago, Rock Island,
Indianapolis, Viacennes,
ZaResvllle,
Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between AcGua
Greek and Washing ton.
nA- For further information, apply at this odioe,
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. %. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
ga Il RUTH, Sup't
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-- NOTICE.-Melons will not
be received Or carried apen the
passens er trains of this co1npa-
ny, unless packed in boxes or barrels. when SO
packed they will be taken To limited extent only,
and wilt be cisarxed By weight AZ the regular rates
for express ireight. They can be sent loose BY
freight trains which leave Richmond daily Except
snndaysl for Charlottesville and points this side;
tri weekly, via; on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
uTdais, ior staunton; and sent weekly, VIZ: Tues
days and Thur sdays, for points west of StauntoG.
X. L. WILEY. Express AIT
Va g. r. R.. Gent Supt's Object
Richmond. AUGUST 5th. 1859. { an s-Im
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HDucArIoM.


DICHlfOND REBlALE .INaTITUTE.-
ana end tEe nj % June. III. .,--p
MIMI = J. Fls.dsa Under ss
ton cesss. VII g maae D1n sae
sn ass y.s Sss 20
csFsisd out: YIN sysr 8 kept in visv.
M ssr sass 0'
3. To afford instruction suited to sreyy sfafe OF
point, IN each branch, 70 which It may Be desirable,
or possible for the pupil to proceed; Ao,~x4,y a.x
~ CHARLES h wIS ssiTs5sst 1. NJ. euniv q W.
President and Prof. Of Moral Science and English
Rev: ]. L. BURROWS, D. D.. Evidences of
oggl JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ. UNIV. of v..,
E a. LEWIS, n. D, Natural Sciences
cL EfFPofh n net a. Il au.s sl'b
Miss M HkiSsf L. LEF eEeSI Drawing, Paint
senoG CARLOS c. .MERA. Spanish and Italian.
JOHN ". REEvE, Repmanship;s v.,v.rxr
Soesiate, and Miss JANE ): sTAY.RD, Mrs AM IN
Preparatory Department Some Assistants viii Do
appointed hereafter. Il
classes at regular Vim intervals, giving special atten
ton to the Primary pupils:
TERMS:
Per session of nine months, hall payaple In az
vance, October /, l669-remainder, FEBRUARY II,
English Tuition in Preparatory Deparfment.$S ~
French in Preparatory Department, 80. ~ ~
ancinnt q nd Modarn I anyuaees each 20 %
Wus;c on Piano With Vocal Music ....... so 90
Mns,c On f;mifaY -. ....... 40 90
IIse of Instrument ............ %
Vocal Music alone ftakep by all in casses,) 2 90
,raxs,;nr NeailaworE ar Jjreciah Painting. 20 90
III Paintins ........... 80 90
BOARD inrl,,din eyerythng except washing. l60 90
Wash,ng ,.......... 20 90
Ministers daughters will be received at reduc-
ton of one fourth, on all the above charges.
MA Ne extra charges. Pupils provide BOOKS ana
Stationery at their own expense. In case OF pro-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made 1or aD-
sence.
1t will be noticed that the price Of Board has been
reduced from 500 to S 100. No change is contem-
plated in it's quality. With ample accommo-
dations it was thought the reduction could he al
fDrded and that it QUE hit, therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded as members of the Presi-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
tiers for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, If possible, on the trst
day of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further informa-
ton, address CHAS; h. WlNSTUN,
President Richmond Female Institute,
;y Richmond Va.
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
- 25IH BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STS.,
GHQRGH HlLL.-The fourth annual session Of
tbs tbs SCaooLwifl commence Monday, September
Thorough instruction given ia the various Eng
lish branches, the Classics, the MathematIcs, and
the French language
TERMS: $50, $40 and $50, per session of ten
months. C. W pETHERRRTnGE
au i6--dlm PRINCIPAL
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ID UPTURE FOR FIVE DOLLARS

II DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only five dollars. Every medi-
cal man who has examined this instrument, pro-
nognces it superior to all others. If desired, we
will cheerfuliy refer to any of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss Persons owning valuable Slaves thus afiiict-
ed should procure one, they being SO durable, and
the cheapest IN the end We will send this Truss
to any part of the country by Express or mail
For the Truss, or information concerning it, ad-
dress &C. JACKSON
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va
Persons not knowing u.s. can send their money to
any merchant friend in this city.
The Truss can be had also at Messrs. MEADE&
BAKERS and MfLLSPAUGH u JOHNSTON'S.
Drug gistS, mva-1v
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DUvAL n NORToN,s ..H0RxE TOy,c,,

4 III IGs sinpfoying the condition of HORSES An
them OF Bots and Worms Hide bound Snrfs;t I'd
Distemper. and all Diseases to which 4 Horse is
snn eet internail - This Horse Tonic'' gives
~ sn1l an appetite and glossy coat of hair and can
- isi1 on atsE the animal is improved, wthont
hs ,ai.a ssk 70 his first poor condition II has
ioar years this city and ali On Sts ~ th
81 o. yI.lnia, North Carolina, New York and in AZ
I. sysIs quarter OF the Unon-and The demand
f 90 Horse Tonic has given universal satisfacti,.
- gs .ns sansessef has been able 10 ascertain
ssass, and Of G Wells 4 Co. New YasI IA TINS
yAMEs 4. bGVAL, Druggist.
sole Proprietor and Manuinrtmrss,
Qtaks... 4
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o65asA CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES,
EsS8H CARRiAGES.-The subscriber intends
changins his business, and will offer for
sale, his stock of CARRIAGES. &C., OF his own
With and without tops, Ne. which have been put
up with great care-for this market-at rs per cent.
lower tnan regular city prices, rs he intends TO
sell every vehicle on hand. woald further state,
t % sli persons On want Of CARRIAGES, BUG
I'll rs. &C., will md 1t greatly To their interest to
give me call. as | arm determined to sell al ali
hazards, lower than any one ese, in order to close
out my stock. JOHN DOES.
Sc Dim Corner 9th and Broad SITS.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
~ MAYO STREET.-The SIXTEENTH SEES
SION of my School will commence MONDAY.
the 18th September next, in the basement of the
Unversalist Church.
Mr.. JOHN II. BEALE, a graduate of William
and Mary College. and well recommended as a
teacher, will aid me in the Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL course and the Ensl sh branches.
Mons. c. BOULANGE. faithful and laborious
teacher will instruct in French.
Mr.. JOHN =. CALY0 will give instruction in
Drawing, and Mr.. JOHN w. REEVE in Book
Keeping and Penmanshp.
Terms, &c. as heretofore
For any further information, apply to me- after
the Sth September, at the Richmond House. or ad-
dress me, through the Post Office.
an 22-a6ws G. p RIYRPIrSc
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HE EAEKCISES of Miss TAZEW ELLIS
L School will he resumed on the FIRST MONDAY
In October next. and close on the last day of June
Competent and experienced teachers in the sew
eral departments have been secured
All other requisite information will be commu-
ncated throus h circulars, whch will be received on
application. TEREs: ~ w
For higher English branches . $40
For Primary English branches - so
Musc-Proiessor's fees All ls-,nS
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TURPIN. ROPER 4 MUIR.
REIDS VERAN-
n fo lDAH HOTEL AN

REIDS VERAN-
en- fa lDAH H oTEL AN d
SN URANT, Kept
SEZ on the European Pian,J 6rH STREET,
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY.-This
known and POPULAR HOUSE is receiving a
large share of public patronage. 1t has been, and
will be, a COMFORTABLY STOPPING PLAC ~,
for the wearied traveller. The ROOMS are very
neatly fitted up, and the BEDS OF the finest kind.
The TABLE is ALWAYS supplied with the best the
market can afford andcompetent servants TO wait
on the guests As they under the immediate
supervision of the proprietor, nothing shall be
wanting to make the visitors feel at home.
BOARD By THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
BY the day ......................S 81 SO
Rooms by the day. ,...... ................ 50
EA- Meals served at all hours, according to order,
rs We have always on hand every variety that can
be found IN our own or other markets.
"a GAME of all kinds in season.
Persons from the country will 6nd IT to their adj
VANTAGE To stop at this house as there 10 excel
lent STABLE attached to IL.
au Ism ROBERT REID. Prourietor
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAETAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUANO, Rufiin's
pHoSPHO. GuANo, PLASTER; &c; PaIteu
Try .produce-W HEAT, CORN, FLOUR, TO
BACCO, OATS, &c.
have made arran sements with Mr.. JNo. M. sHEP
PARp, IT.. one of the best iud ses and statesmen OF
tobacco in the city, to attend to the sale OF all to
bacco consig ned To me.
return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal PATRONAGE heretofore bestowed upon me.
and hope, by strict attention to business. to merit
z cont nuance of the same, l9-dk w3fn
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FT'HE FOURTH SESSION MRS REV-

4 NETTS SCHOOL. FOR BOYS viii CONNIE nee
on MONDAY, the Sd October, at her school room
ON 9Th between Grace and Franklin streets.
All pupils entrusted to her care will be thorough
iy instructed and prepared &c enter advanced class
es in the male schools -'s
TERMS. PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS.
Under 10 years of age Saa M
over 10 years of age "a IN
Latin or French I0,s
au 23--6y - '-'-' wv
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GhEENLEAF h 4 Nj A i. INSTITUTE
~ On BROOKLYN EEIGHTS ln6 Piarrannnt

street.. corner OF Clinton.
AbEREn GREENLEAF, A. NJ. p,ino;n.,.
~ Ihls hrst class Institution will reopen SEP
TEN Der 18th with facilities for the thorough
and accomplished education of young ladies'
Fer circulars, etc. apply personally or by letter
as above, Brooklyn. y. Y. an ai-sws
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GPALDiNG'Ss
~ SPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OH.
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL

is WARRANTED,
1st To beartify the hair. ID To cusl the hair
elegantly. Sd. To remove dandruffeiiectuaily. 4th.
To restore hair to bald heads. 5th. To force the
beard and whiskers to grow. 9th. To prevent hair
scalp. 9Th. To prevent hair turning grey. 9th. To
cure the headache. 10th. To kill hair eaters.
If you not satisfied. TRY IT. All genuine
has the signature of the Proprieter-take no other
j. RUSSELL. SPALDING, u fremont ST. oppo-
site Museum, Boston. Mass.
Sold by FISHER & WINSTON, Richmond, Va,
and BARNES 4 PARK, New York. ap22-d6m
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n HAGEKTY, BRASS AND BELL FUUN-
Richmond, Va.-Having fitted up FOUNDRY at
the shove place, am now prepared to execute all
orders Tor BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
INGS. at the shortest notice, and cheaper than
any other sstablIs hment South of Baltimore. Also.
GARRETT'S PATENT ANTI-FR1CTION AND
BABBlT's METAL, for sale at reduced prices.
n. B.-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
Iy Rim
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.


1SEO l.. w A q X, --,jl
ACOc. APoTHEcARY hSn DRuGGIsT, ~
CORNER 9Th AND BROAD SIS, AZ
Keeps constantly on hand tu and select La
stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS. &c; best
PEAFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES. All
MEDICINES are pure and genuine. sc 3-lm
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n l.. G. SALTER'S q L ] MD
VI. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST., BE
TWEEN lsT AND 2D-Tbe seventh session oil
this School will commence on Monday, Septem-
Der 10Th. and close July 18th, 1860.
The Principal has associated with himself Mr.
c. J. FOX. gentleman of high literary and elias
steal attainments, and of twelve years experience
teaching. By this association, he hopes to CON-
HIend the School to the continued confidence and
liberal support of the puklc. For further particu
lars, see circular. which may be had by addressing
Sc 2-ts q. l.. C.. SALTER.
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in0 YlERGES Ricketts, Superior .,,y.
Hams ANAL sixs, for sale by = -eu'sa
.--~s-=sS.--.-. JONES 6 CO.
i 0skR1NG's crglsG 5aSaT. Tor ala s.
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MARBLE WORKS.
lfI JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURER OFITALIANANDAM AMER
- ICdN MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES, &C.,
OF EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN.
The public are respectfully invited TO call at my
Yard, between 9Th and 9th streets, Main, and ex
anime my work, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North or South, which will
sell as low AZ any establishment in this city else
where. je 7-3m
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f,HE CHISwIcK SCHOOL

I u MILES " Est OF NIC MUNU.
The subscriber has welded to the advice of his
friends to withdraw ChIswlck from the maTket,and
to resume the duties OF his . -,
He therefore offers his services TO the public, and,
rom his len experience III teachin2 hopes by devo-
tnA his euer. les to the improvement OF his pupils,
IN preparins them for business or college, to merit
the continuance of their patronage.
He offers TO his cit friends, especially, HOME
for their III his own family. -
CHISWICa IS unusually healthy, The well wa
lessor of Chemistry in the Eir-inia Medical Col
le e, to possess valuable medicinal properties.
The next session will commence Monday, Oct. B.
and close July Is, 1862 allowing TWO weeks vaca-
ton ut Christmas.
Tuition from So to $50.
Board, including table. rooms, fuel, light and
washing Sl2ta per month, pay able half in advance
Reterences-Iohn q. Tauman; Esq, Goochland
Drs. Is. ]. Duval and $. Coates OF Henrco, and Rev.
J. b. Taylor and W. Goddin, Esq. Richmond.
Sim cwHf GEO. u. EAALL, a. NJ.
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2. Q; bAfLf, THos. j. MoNcURK.
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS
RICHMOND, VA,
Offer their services for the sale of TOBACCO.
CORN; WHEAT, FLOUR. and ALL KINDS OF
rhoOUCEto which they will devote their entire
~ Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
iy lS-dSw3m
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IN NOTICE.-The subscribers would -
Utmost resuectfnlIy invite the attention &f0
. CHILDREN'S SHOEs.-A Beau

y tiful assortment, among which are Chill
dren's Heeled Slippers; Chidren's Morocco Slip
pers, without heels. Children's Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; Children 3 Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
with heels Children's Patent Leather Oxford
Ties, very handsome: Chlidren's Patent Leather
Oxford Ties with heels; Childrens Thln Sole Mo
rocco Boots; Chdren's Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
with many other styles, at the sign Of the Big
Boot, No. 43 Main street. VIM WALSH.
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MARBLE WORKS.

JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
MONUMENTS. TONES, HEAD PIECES,
MANTLES. FONTS, &c.
M First Premiums awarded by the Virginia AZ
rIcultural Society and Mechanics Institute
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MISS ANDERSON will re-open her SCHOOL
wi the I5rH SEPTEMB Der, in the house on Trace
street. between 4th and 9th streets, next above Or.
Church to which large yard Is attached, whore
her pupils may recreate and enjoy themselves dur
~ thar recess 27-tl5thOc
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JORDAN, VIM & CO.,
u GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BASIN BANK, RICHMOND,
Offer their services for the Sale and Purchase of
all KINDS of PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE.
They are permitted to refer to Messrs Kent
Paine Co., Messrs. Crenshaw & Co.. Richmond
GEO, W. JORDAN,
JOHN @. WINN
lLste of the firm of Breeder & FoxD
~ S0-tlstJa ROBERT s. JORDAN
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A UtTlON CARD.-The subscriber offers his
"A services as AUCTlONEER to the citizens OF
Richmond and the PUBLIC generally, pied ins ms
care, feeling assured his experience as an Auc-
tioneer Will sntitle him to share OF public patron
age.
"a Office in rear Of d. N. Jones' store, No &c
Main strset--entrance in the alley;
au l3-Sm J. IL. DlGGES.
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Old DOMINION FEMALE INSrIIIT.

" CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 9TH STs.. RICH
MoNp, VA.-This School, for Young ladies' will open
on the lst of OCTOBER 1889 and close the goth of
following eminenty qualified Instructors Rev.
LEO. RossER. d. D., teacher of Moral Science;
Mr.. J. L. SHUMATE, Ancient Languages and Natu-
raj Sciences; Mr.. HORACE CHASE, Music; DR..
BUcHL Err. Herman; F. J. FISHER, Painting, Draw
ing, &c; NJ die FAvARGER. French Misses NJ. f.
CARTER, A. T.. DELAPLANE, IN the English De-
partment.
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DOTS, FARLEY d. CO..
I GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FQRWARDING MERCHANTS, -
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary st.
Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen to the sale Of TOBACCO
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
advances made on sisnments.
RicM,DD b. FARLEY. Late of Petersburg.
HENRY 8. WILLIAMS, Late of Norfolk
JAS. b. MARSH Il. L. ta. II Dat
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HOPKINS, HULL ATKINSON,
II BALTIMORE,
Oher to the trade very large and elegant stock of
FRENCH, BRITISH AND DOME STIC DRY
GOODS,
which they will sell low to prompt dealers
Baltimore, August 10, 1885, an l3-Bws
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GEORGE DARBY, Manufacturers Agent for
40 the sale e, OF DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
ly on hand Orders by mai or otherwise, promptly
attended to; No. Is. Governor street, Richmond,
va. YOUNG ebrated Smooth Sawed SH IN GLE
MACHlNE put up IN any part OF the State, at
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21
Hon. 3. J. Kiskwcod.

We are Informed that this gcntienaa
has given to his friends the privilege OF
using his name in the Republican State
Convention, ia connection with the can.
didscy fer Governor This is rather un.
expected 10 US, as i, will be to ether, Who
know the aisucinutivn Of Mr.. K. to take
an active part in political matters. We
know that he has many warm snd zeni-
Gus friends, who have been sol'citous to
use his name, and who think that the
Republican candidate should be chosen
from the central or nothern section OF
the State. The calls made upon him BY
such, have been SO earnest and pressing,
be has not felt at liberty to refuse. With
such names as those of Gov. Lowe and
Mr.. Kirkwood before the Republican
Convention, there can be no danger a
to the result. The competition Tor .
nomination will be left entirely to The
friends of these gentlemen, and neither
of them will suffer it to produce bad feel.
ing or disturb the harmony that exists IN
our ranks. On the contrary, the least
intimation communicated to either of
them, by lis friends, tha. the current
sets strongly in favor Of his competitor,
or that the triumph at the polls would
be more complete if but one Of their
names was suffered TO go before the Con-
yention, would inevitably bring sbou
such result --lowa C.!ixea.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-21

Quite an important suit came up Tor .
hearing, in the District, Court day or two
since. iuvolving questions concerning the
consttutionality Of the School Law. Tbs
following points, among osters, were
brought up:
Housh NOVEL;, sub director for New
ton school district, levied upon certain
property, belonging to Elizabeth Guth-
rie, to satisfy a School Tax assessed
previous 20 the enacting Of the Curative
Act The property was repIevied, and =
demurrer set up by Mrs. Guthrie, slieg-
lng that the new School Law is pncon-
stitutional, aud could not be rcmedied
By the Curative Act, and that therefore
NOVEL; WAS acting without Authority.
Attorney. Genera. Rice gave the follow
ing as his opinion:
lst That it is the duty Of The Leglsla-
ture to provide not only for le"yiOg taxes.
but for their collection, and that there
fore they hsd the power to provide Tor
officers for that purpose.
ID. That, if the School Law was IN
coosttu,cnai, the ouly ctfec, IN tE,s casa
would be that Newell was performing al
act required by law, withou. himself be-
ing qualified, his acts would therefors
clearly fall within that class of eases tha;
can be cured by remedial law,
Judge Stone will give his decision in
3 week Or two. Jasper Free Press