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COODS AT PRIME COST Having
" determined to discontinue the business OF LIS
rms a shine | wi sell every article III their store
at ,st or less The stock consis 9 Of a large and
varied assortment of fURh lTURE, such "a Sofas.
Tete-a-Tetes. LoanRes Chairs OF all descriptions,
CabiaAts Wash stauds iables, b sdsteads. Mat
trssses Cribs Cradles, &C. &c. &c. Persons IN want
OF the alb We articles saving of 50 per cent can be
;a o. Us LARUS.
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TIE LYNcHBURG EXTENSION The track-laying
on the Lyrchburg extension of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, has been commenced. One
mile Of rail has already been laid, and the work
10 now being vigorously prosecuted.
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CHoLERA.-The Columbia (reun) Mirror of the
18th inst, says that there were three deaths from
cholera 10 that city, the day before.
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nrCooD AvD CHsAP PICfUABs --An
Who vAnt rod P1CTUAHs Az COST. should cosle
at once 70 q Msin Street. Whtshufsfs old 0aIIefys
g WATSOH vii retnain ors1y . few week. longsr
MHrHesuJlsct, II you want cheap and good PIC.
TUtps ycu mnst call at II Mstn Street.
and will Be sold low. 10 ze-lmif
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NEGROES CRoP-The Columbus, Ga, Sun reports
the sale there of crop of cotton belonging to the
negroes Of Elijah Cook, of Harrison county, Ca,
amounting to 81 424 90.
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SUFFERING IN MIcHi6AN.-The people of Gratiot
county, Michigan. are represented az being in a
very destitute condition and an appeal has been
made to the Legislature for aid. There are about
600 families In tbs county, aud Of these not more
than one quarter, IL 10 believed, have the means Of
subsistence until the next harvest. An almost total
failure of the crops is assigned The cause of the
existing want.
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~ HoRsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMrooINa SALOON, under the American 10
el-entrance on 18th street
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATES can be had a
All hours Single Bath Is cents. tickets for n
dollar. IA a
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DEArH-Col. John Voolfolk, who was member
of the last Virginia Reform Convention, and fol
many years represented Orange county in senate
died near Orange c. e., Va, on the 22d inst.
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CHICAGO AND sr. LOUIS RAILROAD.
CHICAGO, Monday, Jan. "a, 1o59.-The dinicultiei
between Gov. Matteson AVID the employees OF tn'
Chicago aud st. Louis Railroad have been arrang
ed. and the trains commenced running to.day.
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MONTH CaRIsro.-This piece will BE- Kept on the
age for many nights to come, We suppose Its
success continues as good ~ at present. In dra.
matte incident, it 10 much above the ordinary
show pieces" while it 10 very little inferior to
them 10 beautiful scenery. The port of Marseillss
with q vessel under full sail going In, 10 one oil
the prettiest pieces Of painting and scenic ar.
rsugemeut that can we'll be imagined, and Cbas.
Getz, OF Baltimore, the painter, deserves great
deal of praise for its execution. The last scene is
also very handsome one, but commend usto that
for fun rather than besuty. The 'giants," looking
90 curious with their mammoth heads, the strained
animals" that perform impossible feats at the
word Of com mand, and then to top all, the circus
the genuine circus-with q real clown, snd the
"bold riding" of Mile. Thompsolini Johusolini -
Bu. euough--for this and other fan, let Us all 60
TO the theatre.
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r,,r supposrn SHAVER LAUgENs.

THE SUPPOSED SLAYER LAURENs.
| NEW LONDON, Conn.,, Jan "a, 1s5o-On examins
alton of the stores aud outfit ofths bark Laurens,
seized as slavor 10 this port on THURSDAY last by
the United States Marshal, she has been ioeisa py
| the Government.
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EAST TESsEssEE AND VIRGINIA RAnRoAD.-Ths
Knoxville Whig states that the receipts on this
road for the six months ending December 81, 1858,
amounted to 1895 051. The receipts for the same
months, in 1857, were $23s $50. Increase $15o 1862
being an increase at the rate of sixsy-hve and
half per cent.
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PERCUSSION.

NORTH CAROLINA LBGsLa AZURE In the Senate the
bills to establish the 'B.Dk of North Carolina" has
bsen rejected. The House last week passed to its
third reading the bill providing for freehold
homestead of atty acres of land in the country.
and two acres in any Incorporated town; this free
hold to be exemp, from levy and sale, and to be
thss secured to heads Of families The bill passed
by vote of u to Il. Ii il SHOULD 60 through the
HsIse il Will still remain to be acted on by the
Senate, ss it is Q HoRss bill.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AM

1 PLANTERS.-The naoss valuable manure now in
the market l. Mitchell / Croasdsle's IMPROVED
ANNOTATED RONE SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME. IL not only stimulates the growing crop
nut permanently enriches the land. 1t 10 prepared
entirely By ourselves under the direction Of one OF
the hr.t chem,sts in tho country and il warranted
PURE aud uSIFoRS ia com position 1t only needs
g % seen by the Intelligent farmer 70 convince him
u is intrinsic value as . peraApent Fertilizer
For sale In lar:c or small Quantities. by ROBIN
ION ROBERTS. corner 18th and OAsy atreets
throughout the country oc 73--cw6m
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- DUNLOP, MoxcURB & Go. ask the
attention II dealers TO the cargo sale Of SUGAR.
M0IAesES &c. 1t their Auction Store. common
cling 1t ii o'clock. THIS MORNING, without re-
gard 70 weather. - 1-H
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ntSS0LUTI0N The par me- saip of
~ r McC ARTHY & SON was dissolved on the
Those ind- bted to the firm will please make i'm
mediate pay ment; and those tn whom they are in
de ted will present their accounts to the sui WINS
partner. McCARib BY
Richmoni Jan Is, 1859 ia 26
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s@HARrsnoRND's ANTI-BILIo'

s~HARrsHoRHs's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
the safest and best Purgative Pills 10 use. They
sst upon the Liver stomach and Bowels, carrying I'm,
;ra are EASY 10 their operation. and can be taken
=. an : time without fear Of exposure; They remove
Colds from the system and prevent ~
RI Won sufIsr with any pain, use uAisTshuhNb
C,tJkE-ALL the great PAIN DETERMINATIONS , a n
ron have cough, use HARTSHoRNE'sC Oou .
SYRUP, which II the best Cough syrup In 'ne
world. ,,.a ,.u-sno
~ PARKn PoIHDExTER,
ATcORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND. Va,
VIII practice In the city Of Richmond and IN the
conn+fes Of Chesterfeld Powhatsn and Amelia.
60 once in Lisle's Building. corner OF Main and
txt6.traets Sc 23-I2m
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NJ HENRY L. BnooKE has resumed
the prnctica OF Law In the oitv of Richmond.
ONCE in Bslvin's Nov Building. on 18th. fronting
Bank street 81 - 76-u
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OPTICAL I, .w,ro ., TIT,
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA

At Augusta Georgia. Saturday. Jan. 22d. 1889
WOOD. EDDY CO Manager successors 70
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nALIorING FOR LOUISIANA SENATOR.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan "a --Advices rom ba'on
Rouge, tonight, state that there has oeeo no
nomination for Senator. At the last oaiios neu.
iamin had been dropped, and sandidge lacked Two
of nomination.
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- BArHs. BATHs, bATHs Hot,
Jold and shower Baths can be had daily ct all
hours. at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving. enc
0hampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
untrAnce on 18th street.
singe Bsths Is can't. or tickets tor ~ ss,e
DANrS.-Every body can be fitted in
l. Pants At
AS TUPMAN HULES
TTNDIR SHIRTS AND DRAwERH.--
Cent? lambs wosl; Cashmere. Merino and
he.vy ahakes shirts and Drawsxs, ns sale e the
Cash store Of pGRkIN6 CO.
jas ~ Heale eQUaSe
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC GUAEO-
IA SOMETHING NEW The undersigned having
been appointed agents for the sSie of the Atlantic
from ew York, which will be offered to Planters
and other. upon very accommodating terms Prof
Oh Bickeh. fh of baltimore. gives as the result
of his Analysis:
Phosphate Lime, ........ ,,..........,.-....900 8
Containing Pbosnhe ic Acid,,,-....4lz7
orr epic Matter, Water CsFb of Lime. &C ... 9 90
Prof Henry. Of Faith, oman institute. ANAL SEQ
q sample and found therein Ssss ptr cent of Phos.
pha of Lime.
All who have tried it, unite in pronouncipG it
equal in Its results to the best Peruvian. viii its
benz fcsl effect upon the soil is more complete and
permanent.
The cause Of this is fonnd in the very large per
centage of phosphate OF Lime which Ii contains and
which is the desirable ingredient ia all Fertilizers
For information, apply to
PEYrON Il ARCHER,
I39 Cary Street,
ioc fu9n Eic6u
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT sTURGIs, MICHIGAN

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At STUkUIb, MIOuhuAS
A,p,.x M,cs Jan. 24-A fire occurred at
stnreis. Mich, this morning, destroying $2S,ooo
worth Of property, on which there iu an insurance
| of only $1,000.
The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Com
pany lost $1,000 10 property oy the hre' u"
which there ts no insurance.
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ld eko ESQ bbls. Coffee, Crushed
s,r Powdered and GRADUATED Sugar. receiving AND
"a % POTTS. FARLEY a co.
A rFLks-i0 barrels Of very superior
ia c6 u.uyvs
CLosEh SEEDING have just received
.eea WY superior lot of Pappsy lsania Clay~r
~ % HARRIS M,,ORx i
family BACON.-N nave FOR
very "a small lot 81 Orange County BACON Of
-" HARRIS . MOORE.
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DEATH OF NAVAL 0FFIoER.-Doctor Hudson u
g. Navy, died on Sunday afternoon in Brooklyn,
rom disease contracted during the voyage of the
Niagara to Monrovia. He was thirteen wears in
service, aud Pennsylvania by birth.
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,oa nckss.-Yesisrday. the 18th instant, ~ss abs
~ sss'ssssasy Of the birth day Of Robert
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~Mss. HARRIET A. RADY.
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER.
Residence CORNER or MAIN AND 18TH aThsds, oso'
q Words store, side entrance. JAZZ"
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RURRkLL'S IRON cURN ehnLLEE
~ AND SEPARATOR has taken over forty hrs
pFeniums In the Northern and Westera States. II
sopAyAtNe the Corn from the Cob when ahelled
and durability Is y unequalled b. any shsilsr u
CHURCH : FLININa.
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BOARDING

pOARDING-Ca Can be had on reasonable
II terms, with all conveaiences aud comforts, by
early application a; No ZIG Malls ST. 2l-i~
DOARDiNG-The Misses MURRAY,
~ on Grace street, between 5th and kth streets,
have several pleasant vacant Rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen.
r b MURRAY,
ia Aim MI MURRAY.
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f6S. CLovER Hill CoAL.--both Hal
Hn1 "r' " III d WHITING,
=; oa-or, Near Petersburg Depot.
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gG- Dr.. PIoor has removed his ONCE
to Franklin, between Locust Alley and 18th sts'
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~ BARaAIHs BABGAINs.-For tine
best bargains In Ragiands fancy notions dress ~
cloak trimmings, cal AZ the cloak ana msnts uspo'
jan. Is II. EZEhiEL, ~ nain ssao0s'
Extension akirts. % springs.
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H- New York LIFE INSURANCE Con-
'ANY-MUTUAL system.

PANY.-MUTUAL system.
Capital 81 10000!
With One Hundred Thousand Dollars depcsite
with the state Comptroller Of New York. 10 meet
any Law full demand which tho Con- pany tail to pay.
40 per cent of the annual premium will be loaned
the insured when desired.
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about forty per cent.
If not Insured you should call at orce and procure
policy your life. 10 matter whether young or
old, married or single.
Yon shoaId insure at once for many reasons:
Frst-Becauss il is less ExPENsIvs than it will be
when You become older. -
second-Becoussi if in HEALTH you will pass q med
zeal erdmtndt on and BE ACCEPTED
Tnird-LHE Is UNCERTAIN and DELAYS ARE DANCE.
goUs.
WHO MAY INSURE
The NAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
Ia dependent upon a SALARY for n SUsfENASCE should
d. il. Because with tiFE the INooNg Es and to
the loss of HUSBAND and FATHER may DO added Ex.
POSTURE to INSULT ana pogkRTY
MEDICAL EXAMINERS;
Ro, T. COLEMAN, NJ d
JAS Il. CONWAY, 81. D.
Apply at once to
CHAS. Il W0RTHAM,o ...
+. W. WYATT. 7sen's'
100 Main street,
Paw dnnrs abaya he Husfarp Housa
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warranted TO stand In any climate. much below the
Nerthern price, for an article 0. like star lard
l am also enabled to q isr frsits OF tHesxn ana
domes ic growth at sigh, aivsIse on New yors
importers prices Bay Ing always ~ the ioaptan
head, and for cash, would advise dealers who oey
ia Baltimore, snd Of second hands in New tork. 70
eve me cali before ards ring aud viii easily ron-
SAIL a LOUIS B6SsItCXS,
ia % No 50 Main street.
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w ANTkD-400 young and able. bodied
w Negroes, for depot, train, shop and good ser
vice, during the ensuing rear
VIC SMITH. Gea1 sup't.
Sup'ts Office Va d Tenn KRl
Lychburg. Dec "a 1853. de 3i-4w
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BEDFORD -ALUa AND loDIr d

- AsS"-This article IL the only known rene
dy for efsctiug permanent cures OF scrofus IN sll
of 4 most aggravated forms; Dyspepsis Preapsus
vi OF its kindred affections 1t Is also Spset-
f." frr the cure of Piles Gravel, Di~bees Liver
Com ,laints, Chrouic Diarrhsa. and all penersdl
Is Giro Ilar. contracting certificates OF some
III most eminen MT prac Unefs, be procured
| Of Agents. who have the article for sale. put mp
| in mica glass boxes, which contain q quantity of
| Mass" equivalent 10 six gallons Of strong Alum
| and Iodine Watar.
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MASONIC TEMPLE.-The books for

M ASONIC TEMPLE.-The books for
lsAsubscripton to the stock in the Masonic Tenn
pie are now opened at the offices OF Isanes Taylor
and W Purcell q TO.
Citizens generally invited to subscribe In aid
of this great public Improvement.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :-Shares SIS each 81 per
sharefo be paid at the time OF subsoriptienon the
balance OF such subscription Of less than three shares
q credit OF six months; on subscriptson OF nnr
on subscription OF ten shares, and not exeesding
twenty ten months credit; and on . suhecriptian
81 twenty shares and upwards. q credit Of twelve
months In all cases the Treasurer 10 take NOUS
ia i3-im BY 0kDEk0f FtIE TRUSrk ~. g
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ID MUVAL. he subscriber hiss re-
lmoysd 10 Cary street. ad,oinir z the old Colun'
bian ioiel. "a do1r low 18th street., lesHiag 20
shocsoe Warehouse, where he will, a. heFeiolfe
Tobacco wheat Flour, Corn &c Will also, a.
usual keep constantly on bsId Peruy an siIue
Isiard and soubrero Gusno, Ground and Lazy
last +. rocer ies, &c. .,.rr
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- "MAcHixs BaLrrs0 For Leath.
q enA nub6er Netting. Of Tho BEST quality. q
manufscturers prices. epd On The best fefm9 cA''
on KNOXVILLE 4 WALkUHU,
- ss-st u Pearl street.
- LIYs IzsUxANcs - Capital over
- COO Ao0--The "Mufual Benefit Company. - Enis
u the only company In Richmond fhas Pays Hs ny
vidends TO the insured while living. =
It makes IN Annual Dividend Of 81 per een s =
Only half ths premium. II over so. y reauareo
cash note oan BE- Hiven for the otneY hsHs AZ"
the dividends 70 70 the credit Of the note.
KNOWLES WALROKp, Agen1s.
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1y...sa 4 l;Uhkp FAMILY HAMS
S.sss- .ss.,,ias q ~. ets rst h. ~ x<,ss
- 9gssssy rssa''As = '41s WILLIAM : NAV
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND BALE.
LOST.

I OST Between Main, near 7th and
II Mir. Lefebvre's school. Monday. January 2ith, q
GOLD EAR RING, chased leaf and rose pattern.
he finder will be rewarded by leaving IL with
Mitchell Tyler. jan 2i-st
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
Mes Prizes Nos. PrizesINos Prizes! Nos. Prize

COMMISSIONERS CERTIFIcATE.-The undersigned:
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes. "a they were drawn by US this
lay, Jan. I'D, 1859, at Augusta GA.
l. [. 2 =. b bnaas. Sworn com'rs.
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
LEWIS LEVY p.
ExPLANATIoN-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to. II
FOUR number is not Ia the list and does end in
your ticket il a blank.
All Tickets where the Number ends In 6 are emit,
tied to $40 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle it to. HALF Quarter and
eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $40 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
rriGr tickets and certificates must be returned to
his Office for cash or re-investE,eut. with the
srs' name endorsed on the back Tickets that have
not drawn prizes need not be returned.
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old DOMINION BuNE TUhK3.-
~ Dead animals removed firm any place in the
city or vicinity free of ,haree, If notice be left at
m stable On Franklin street. or at he above nam
ed Bone Works, in Dnval 8 Addition pear where
stood theui Dominion Soap Fa tory
Fifty cents apiece paid to any driver for dead ami
mails brought to my factory
ia 25-Im ANDREW MULLER.
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DLIND BhRTIMEUS.
y AND OTHER RECENT pU PUBLICATIONS;

ia 26--td
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ENCOURAGE HOME TALENT.
j, THOMPSON QUARLES,

CHAMPION CARD WRITER OF AMERICA"
Has cam returned 10 'uld vrginia's Shore" and
oud res necrtuily invite the attention of The Old
and Young Folks at Home" to his beautifully writ
are eouai If not 81 pei ior to copper plate
Give him a call at NoS7 or $50 Main street. where
spacimsrs can he sat and orders left,
81 Terms moderate Ja2-2t"
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IN HANOVER CIRCUIT COURT, U

VOXNINSfUN EHb z
Hanoys Court u US, h.,
The undersigned has sppeistea the y Sa ssrSef q
brusry. 1888. Tor the psrpose e isssss,ns vshsl
all claims ard demapds against tne ss 49, iAa %.
cree havirr clAiIus Ag2inst said sssase, ,assisek
them duis ana isgally sashsnslcsssdo ~ e ew'
IN. fsncx or Circuit tei..,s
-. ,s.a 5at-sws1-
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w ANTED "A situation a. talesman,
w Clerk, Book-keeper, &c. II one cannot 10
conferred. the undersigned wants Books to Keep
Claims to Collect Copyinz and Writing OF aay Mind,
ard will attend punctualty 20 ali orders pertaining
| to any kind Of business frum tho cor stry-Bayipg
and Selling. &c aud on; and will. when neoas.
sary, refer tn, public to tbs most reiiabe In
| ness sp4 honorable men in tho city OF Richmond
| Any bus ness demands Whatever shall be met with
| the most prompt attention.
| q ID WO0TTON, Richmond. Va.
Office north aide Main ct. dora below TX Bank.
lv,E
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LAIDLEY h ROBINSON.
4th and Frans lin streets,

Il CHANTS.-By recent In prov ment snd en-
largepent, factory Is now complete. and By far
the largest establishU en-, of the kind south OF
Phisdelr hia, which enables ne TO ofer 10 the
trade Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
as also to the city grocers, An article OF
CITY MADE,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-23
The OwatOnna Bank.

We learn, in answer to the complaint in the
communication of Mr.. AMEs, that the owners
of this Bank have deposited additional secu-
rity in the shape of State railroad bonds at
their par value to an amount equal to ten per
cent. of their circulation, in lieu of the one
fourth personal security supposed to be re-
quired by the Banking law. This we under
stand is perfectly legitimate, and we suppose
it is all very well; but isn't it queer, that a
person who has so much real property as Mr..
PEAsE is believed to have, should prefer to de-
post these additional securities in bonds,
which it is generally understood costs him
ninety-five cents on the dollar, to giving the
personal security equal to one-fourth of the
circulating medium, which would not cost him
a cent! If Mr.. P. is not chargeable with a
lack of his usual Sagacity in this instance, the
matter is suggestive.
Mr.. PEAsE, we understand, is making ar
rangements for the redemption of his issues
at Galena, Chicago and St. Louis. This will
give them much greater circulation, than
they can obtain under present circumstances.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-23

bling block in the way of every modern De-
mocrat, which he is to get round in the best
way he can.
This is but the starting point for number
less discrepancies between Thomas jefferson
and those who were until lately fond of claim
ing him as their political father. He was for
restricting the federal government to the mar
rowest possible sphere-they have caused it
to intermeddle infinitely with State and Terri
torial affairs. He paid the utmost difference
to the will Of the majority they openly scout
ed in the case of Kansas. He reported the
first plan for prohibiting slavery in all our
western territory-they say this is grossly
unconstitutional. He regarded it as the duty
of the Southern States to provide for the
emancipation of slaves-they say in the same
Southern States that no man shall safely avow
such sentiments. He declared that nothing
is more certainly written in the book of faith,
than that these people 1.-THE slaves are to be
free'-they declare through one of their or
gans, that it is brutal and bloody mani
fsto'
"Now we do not undertake to say how
Thomas Jefferson, if alive, would vote and
act, but we do say that he could not be q
member of the present Democratic party. He
could not stand on the Cincinnati platform
he could not support the ancient Federalist,
James Buchanan. His cardinal principles
are now alone maintained by the Republican
party,''