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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
"a RED .ULPHUR Springs,

a. "A RED -UIpi SPRINGS,
VEyh2MCNROE COUNTY, VIRGINlA.-The
St,aE / proprIstors Of this old and celebrated
WtIeIIns Place respectfully inform the public that
tneir place viii be open for the reception OF visi
tors on the LIST Of May We must confne ourselves
to a mere sn4D.sratnn OF the diseases TOR the cure
of which this E6ter is celebrated, referring he
reader to peInpalet last published by William
burke NJ. D.. which WILL iAo so1t Tree OF charge By
the pr0prietoTs on application. TIA diseases Tor
the relief Of which this water is most ~ mark
able GrA chronic phtalsIs, larYEgIus, bEonchitis,
functional uisc@ss o. tie heart, hypertIophy -
the heart, ElacoL- daTriin ;. lrTlCabllty oil the
Geryes-pfoduclne sIHepiessnoss, ITrltatIon OF the
kIdneys and bladder, ithc acid FT&vs!. chro"lc
affections OF the liver, amenoT! haea. dy sftsEor
thea, 10 eHorrhasla, "hf1 g splenlts. chronic gas
trItis EsmoTThoids, scrOini. CHROME erupt!ons OF
the skin. 1ns Depot o. tals piaes is on the Va.
and rena. Kalfosd, NewOern (pow Dublin
whence, before the frat Of uly, passeng ers wa! he
convey ed trweekly, bT DAY h, distance of Sc
miles, over road and 'hsGWgA most pictu
resau e aud beautiful scenery. FfOtn tae first OF
JuIy To the h.st of October here will be- bAILY
LINE and after TIE FIRST of October again a trI-
weekly wble any VISITORS remain
THIS Is the sho test most direct and best route
10 the w ole Sulphur, whittier the STAGES VIII pro
coed VIA SAX su thur making thstt n. ut stand at
Red Su phur. T3efe vii be constant 62d re u
lar cammu nicatioa ii Std yes with White and SILT
uiphur and the Sweet sud Red Sweet Springs.
Daily mails arrive from Euriis and South
I. s CAMPBELL & co
Red Sulphur Springs Va. April Is Ie 2m
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The undersigned. Directors of the Bank of VIr-
gIqia. lily that the tofeg 2 statement has bee
examined ana Is believed to be currect;
JaMisS tASKlE,
X. MILTON GARY,
JOSEPH 4. JONES,
WM. GRAY.
STATE OF VIRGiSrA-CITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT:
nue. Marx, Cashier of ths Banh o. WIG IN Ia
this gay personally appeared before me, Notary
lubIc OF the Cit, aturesaI. ana mace oath that
III. annexed statemtn mt made out from he books
the oank and from tire Quarterly Returns re-
ceIved from The Branches, correct to the best OF
his knowledge ana builef 49,
Gwen under ia, haud this 20'h DAY of July, 1850.
JNU. Il. ia ICHER, n. I.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

cwTz1o LADIES' FRENCH TFUNRS-
EsIsy II Ladies going to the Springs or country.
Ss&iT would do well to call and get one of the
ab we They are conveniently arranged for
them, ana Will be sold very cheap, at
VIM. WALSH'S, - Main street,
Siep of the Big Boot
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q J. W. FK / rs Ast-
70 APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST

81 j. w. FIR 4 is sGt-
81: AP0THECARY AND DRUGGIST
III 18th street, between Grace and Broad,
Ia RICHNONr, Va,
Keeps constantly on hgHS Tfii,gslected stock g;
CINFS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS, DYE
STgFFS, WINDoW- GLASS, PHTTY, ALG GO
ever, kind TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS Of
various brands, al the popu! AR PATENT MEDI-
found IN DRUG ST0Rhs-which will lie sold on
the most Fe2sonnaabjie terms 4 lso, pOLLAhUS
PHYSICIANS ard others can rely on having
their 2 r SCRIPFiONS GccHYGtstg an, carefully
compounded, at all hours OF the nAI anu NIGHT.
J. w. FRAGSER,
ApothecaTy and Drug gigt,
Ing Its I7th, betw Grace and Broad SITS.
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D RonTS AND sIleEs-GREAT <x

W REDUUTIUN IN FKfCF rs -CHAE. c.
@BEHLE, Broad street. between I'd and Sd.
keeps large stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's snd
Servants Wea COS stautly on hand, and detss
ans body in Richmond to compete with him In his
ne, he manu-. actures to order and supe rnte nds
Colored CATERS, NJ rocco BuOTEEs,
Slippers and BUSKiNS Gentlemen's cit. ?
made Parent lie 4ther ALTERS. OXFORD II Es
and SLIPPERS | will sell nv summer stOck OF
Goods at aud be'o cost: Call soon Il you wish TO
get a good hargaIn. &C lily CHAS BEH LE.
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r. MILTON GARY,
JOSEPH 4. JONES,
VIM uHAG.
BANK OF the COMMONWEALTH,


To His Excellency JoHN LkichER, Governor OF
lrl mia:
Dear SlI: I hand here wIth . comparative state
Inent conuItlon oi TINS bans. as shown on the
3ytn ia, of June, 1850 ana 30tn dag OF June,
ls69. Very Iesp-clIuh. Aour OBJ, sc Vt,
j. b MORTON. Cashier.
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Comparative Statement Of the Bank Of the Conn
urUncsaHA on the son June, lc6U, aad 3Uih
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DENTISTRY,

- ARTIFICIAL TEETH -rhs Cleo
svSyIS plastic AID Pais2aite Process;-G. w
~~Llb JONES, DENTIST, having the night for the
shove mode of making Teeth. and being satishe,
Gifts absolute superiority over all other methods
Full or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as ,.lsy re dissatisfied with those they now
rsng. Tie perfect adaptation OF the plate to the
IA 20 insert one more teeth tctth0nf clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest in the profession, North and South.
Testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
20 those wishing to see them. Sets OF Teeth, on
gold or any o.psf piete viii OF course be made ioT
tracing and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted bJ ELEC-
TR{CfTY scitk0ut pain
"a Chloe on Main street, opposite COrinthlan
Hat notify
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

A 4 CARDS. an intucement for tamt
wa Y lies to sojouTn At thasH ny = FL HOT Eli,
ll..ITE i during the months Of August and SEQ
teIIUe,. the proprletors nave reduced the price OF
Board To So per day, or Si2 80 per week from Az
gust ISL t 9. c. SWsnILHInH,RD. Proprietors.
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort
JulS 25ch. iSLD " SO-Im
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e., 10 TliE LADIES or KICn.

Gy assortment of LADIES', MISSES AND
CHILDRbN'S SHOES, embracing great va
riety Of styles. among whi"h are the following
Ladies' Heeed Kid and Morocco 3h .pers La
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees;, LADIES
Caters, several qualities; Ladies Heeled French
80, Is, new style Ladies' Morocco and KID Boots
without heels; Ladles Morocco. and Ind Buskins
Bootees Misses Heeed Congress and Side LACED
CATERS; Misses Heeed Morocco and Kid Slip
pers /; Misses Heeed French Boots, new sly lie
Children's Heelsd KID aud Morocco Slips and An
Sic Ties Chldren's Morocco and Goat Bootess
without heels; ChIidreu's Copper TIpt Bootees
without heeis Chldren's French Boots, new
style; together With any other style OF, quality
fashionable emporium, No. 80 Main st;
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- a. BODEAER & CO., ApothecarIes and
so DTigg,s5s, No. 10 Main street. near OLD
Ii Market, Richinond, Va, viii keep GA hand
IL general assortment OF pure D,ege, Med
oines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass:
Putty. Dye Stuis, Patent Medicines Brushes of
all kiads, SlFglcal APPLIANCES, Burning Fluid, A.
Seeds, Glue Sand Paper. Tobacco, Cigars, Enuh.
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members Of tue firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most rsLabie medicines tur-
usked.
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.<aw3 SHOES ARD TRUNKS sgwxw
AT LOW PRICES. SsT3S

HELLER & CO.. No 1873 Broad street. are
now selling decidedly the cheapest of the best
quality BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., in the
State viz:
Ladies fine G alters, with heels. at Sl25; La
dies fine COngIess CATERS, with heels, ar 81 So
Ladies fine quality Morocco b. OTIS, with heels at
SIPS. GEN lLEMBN'S WEIR.
Gents city made French Calf Boots, at S5
Gents city made French Calf Oxford Ties, S3 ;
Gents city made French Calf Caters, S4; Gen's
city made French Calf Patent Leather Caters,
ga PEGGED WORK.
The largest stock and the cheapest in the State:
Mems fine Brogans. at 5 pair; Women's Heel
ed Leather Boots. at rs cents pair; Children
Heeled Leather Boots at SO cents Il pair
TRUNKS BONNET BOXES, &C,
OF the best and largest manu- tacture, only sold at
low prices at y. HELLER & co.'s.
n baty K, n md
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r-u-- -.zz---,-.-.- EICHNOND INN.
LA go - sssrasss AND DANVILLElC OO
~ e-saE-S W. RIA Err Ar
RANGEMENT.-TOT THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS
AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Leave Richmond. DAILY, tSunday's exoerted at 7!
4 for Janstlob BGFkeTibl!sl BrIs
Nashville Grand junction, Memphis. Montgome
~, Mobile, Jackson, Vlcksburg and New Orlean.
Leave Richmond daily, Except Sundays,l az
O'Clock. Nj fn3 nanville. Va. ard Gresnshcro
q Also, for the Mon gomery White, yellow
Sulphur, Al,eq hany, Sweet, Red Sweet, Whit
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

essYv0 TRUNKS At COST.-We Will from
EzRsSS this dag offer stock Of Trunks. VaiIces,
4%1sfAH Hat Cases, Carpet Bags. &C., at cost -
Having made unusual large puI chases OF Trunks
early in the season, and ding that our stock IS
larger than desirable and IN order to reduce our
stock, We will sell at about cost prices. thereby of
fering great Inducements To all IN want OF any
thing in the Trunk line.
MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
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y-.- c-,.s.z7e siHGIxlA & e >gKAg
Log Rs sssss1 RA LROA Ollie AZ
HKT sz-xS~ NJ A / l. and PASS r g ER
for GORD0NSVILLE, CHARb0TT ESVlLLE.
STANTON. LYNCHBU re. ALEXANDRIA,.
BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, and all points IN the
Southwest and daily except SuRda} 81 for JACK
SON RIVER and lntermed!&to StatioFs vest OF
Charlottesville. STAG rs f0r tie SPRINGS con
meet with the Tram at Siauntcn, MIlIboro' and
Iackson's River For particulars, iEaulre at the
Violet Office. WM. f. Dec 1h, Ticket Agt
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IAMEs ID. BRUW1E1s
u NRNAA ENTAIL IRON WOKE

9th street, next 10 the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAiLINGS, VERAN DAHS, BALC0-
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other KIND Of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building par-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
ma Particular attention given TO enclosing burial
Lots In the city and country. ia 3-Dm
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I
o'clock A, NJ e, and Junction iBurkevilIe) 1910 A
N and arrive in Richmond at / 10 P. NJ.
The Mail and Passenger Trains connect bot
ways with the Sonth-slde Railroad trains to art
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rallroas
trains. to and from the North at Richmond, and
with the York River Railroad. Also. with the
James River S'eanibosts 10 Norfolk and Old Point
aA- For Throusn lioAets and further iniorme
ton. apply at the Ticke Offo'.
lie 2l-ts ALEX WORRALL, Gen Sup't.
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.,-,o, or VIRGINIA BANKS,

BANK or VIRGINIA.
RicHNoNp, 0Jn Jai., isoo
s,.; Transmit here as rec nfs g, ny ny ma
or ii, statement of the condition Oh inc os'A
~ ", sinia As II exls led on the LIST INST
am, sir, respectfully,
i'N' sAM'L MARX, Cashier
To His Excsllency Joan .srchkH' Wv VI Va
r,.....,... S,ofs af the Bank 81 PlTstntd an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

I IQUiD RENNET-For making IN a few M =,
IL utes delicious desserts.-One bottle cos'ihIh -
y nts will make a nutritious dessert Tor me go
for eight or ten DAYS. clip JaBket. and -
can be made ia ave minutes With It. Fuld Ifs''
tons W til each bottle For sale at
MEADE BAKER DIus stnox,s,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

HTH STREET, NEAR TIKI EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Offer for sale large and full assortment OF IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hamme red, English and EngliEh Rehned, Engsh;
American, Russia and imitation Russia SHEh
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Pov
iron and Pow Plates. Also, Tin plate of various
sizes, for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zine, Speter. and the Metals
usually sold in this market apl-ts
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ktADDtA = 70,
III Successors to SMITH & M.DpUxj
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
yls.F EDWARDS, of King William
w. II. HOWARD. OF York, Assistants,
W. NJ. MARSHALL, OF Lunenburg,
Guarantee 10 their friends faithful attention 70
all consignments. and orders for goods from pro-
duoe customers.
Mr.. F.. Y. SUTTON, JR., Is admitted TO a IN
Lersst in our business.
feI dts&ewft MADDUX co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-15
vnndsrburgh in the Future.

In a list of forty eight counties from
which census returns have been received
and published, we notice that this county
has increased more rapidly in population
since 1850 than any other of the old coun-
ties in the State, and that its ratio of in
crease has been exceeded by but few of the
new counties. In 1850 our population was
l,4l5 now it is u, 1,1l3-an increase of a
fraction over "a per cent. in ten years.
If we classify the counties by gradations
of 5000 inhabitants, we shall find that this
was a third class county in 1850. For in
stance, we call all counties ranging between
10000 and %, 900 first class all between
$4,000 and $1,000 second class all be-
tween 900 and Is, 900 third class, and
so on. Under this mode of classification
Vanderburgh was third class county in
! 1850. Now it is in the first class. This is
a wonderful growth, especially for so small
a county in area as Vanderburgh.
Under the apportionment made after the
census of 1850 for legislative purposes, we
are now entitled to one Senator jointly
with Posey county, one representative fol
! this county, and one representative Jointly
with Posey county. Under the new census
If we have men of influence to represent US
we shall be able to get two representative:
and Senator for this county alone, withou
being joined to any other county. The
large population and business Importance o.
the county warrants that representation
during the next ten years. This will great
/ ly increase our weight in the councils 0
the State.
Evansville has contributed largely TO th
growth of the county, her rate of increas
for the ten years having been over l6O pc
cent; yet the county outside of the cit,
has also increased very handsomely.
Our rapid growth has but just commend
ed. Ten years hence we believe Wander
, burgh will show as large if not larger il
crease.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-15

SOMETHING FOB GERMANS TO READ.-R. J.
Ryan, a prominent Democratic politician, in
a letter published in the State Sentinel,
lbels the noble Schurz and his compatriots
in the following language;
If ever spoke in terms OF condemnation
of any set of men who, like myself, had
been born in another land than this, it was
of that infdel crew of whom Carl Schurz
and the infamous libeler of the Freie Presse
are noted and striking examples-cowardly
fugitives from the battle fields of Europe
men who, with the stripes of Frederick and
Francis Joseph fresh upon their backs, seem
TO be hustled to the shores of free America
only for the purpose of basely and traitor
ously lending their efforts to break up and
destroy the free Government that generously
protects them from knout and the lash OF
their former masters and tyrants.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-15
The shows at indianapolis.

The citizens at the Capital are to have a
brilliant time week after next. A grand
Military Encampment will be held in the
vicinity of the city, in which a large num-
Der of military companies have already sig
niiied their intention to take part. This
will undoubtedly induce large number of
strangers to visit the city to witness the
display. A Military Encampment is a
sight which the Hoosiers have not beheld
for many years, and we are confident they
will not let the present opportunity of seeing
the show, slip by unimproved. In addition to
the Military Encampm ent, we learn that
distinguished wire e-walker-desirous of
emulating Blondin's feats-intends passing
over a wire stretched from the Palmer House
to the Bates House, in the presence of all
who may congregate on the stree t. This,
of ITSELF ought to draw a crowd. Thous-
ands were induced to go hundreds of miles
to see Blondin cross the Niagara rivers on
a rope. Why shouldn't thousands be i'm
PEELED by the same curiosity to go a few
miles to see q fellow cross Washington
street on a wire2
While the Encampment and the wire
walker will prove the principal attractions,
we believe there are to be numerous d" side
shows" to claim attention. One, in partic-
ular, we understand, has made arrange
ments to pitch its canvas on the 28th and
exhibit its curiosities, in hopes that some
thing may be made out of the crowd, who
may have been drawn together through the
combined attractiveness of the Encampment
and wire-walking. We allude to the
. squatter show, which has been ad-
vertised for the 28th. The principal feature
in this show will be the remarkable feats OF
the two celebrated trick ponies-Stephen
Douglas and Herschell Johnson. The elder
of these animals has been in training for
some time and is said to perform wonder
fully well. Indeed, he rarely fails to amuse
any crowd before whom he exhibits, by the
variety of his tricks and the sang froid
with which they are exhibited. Herchell
is a young but promising animal, and it is
thought by having him to operate in the
ring with his more experienced mate, he
will yet make an artistic performer. We
| suggest to our friends who have thought of
visiting Indianapolis to witness the militia
ry display, that they by all means attend
the "side-shows," and witness the wonder
full foats of these celebrated trick-ponies.-
1t doubtless will cost less than hereafter,
as we understand Dan Rice is negotiating
to purchase the animals, and is willing
! (sincc the death of his celebrated elephant)
to pay almost any price for them; and we
| are confident after the Summer and Fall
season is over, and which terminates about
October and November next, the present
proprietors will be vii ling to part with
them on reasonable terms. Should Dan
get them he will undoubtedly raise the
| price of admission.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-15


4 New EsTABLIsHMENT.-Every acces-
sion to our population of enterprising busi-
ness men increases the general prosperity.
We notice two new establishments just
starting in our midst-the Commission and
Forwarding house of JOHN H. OGLEsBY, on
Water street under the Frontier House, and
the Dry Goods house of Giles & McPheeters,
soon to be opened in the room heretofore
occupied by N. W. Foster & Co., on First
street. between Main and Locust.
These gentlemen are all Hoosiers. Mr.
Oglesby is from indianapolis, and Messrs.
Giles l. McPheeters have been living in
Bloomington and Bedford. They are all
good business men, and merit the kind Of
fees of our citizens.
Mr. Oglesby we have known for years.
His business has for long time been that
of conductor on the Terre Haute and Rich
mond Railroad Zone of the best managed
in existence), and more latterly that of
clerk on frst-class St. Louis and New Or
leans steamers. In these positions he has
earned well-deserved reputation for court
esy and close attention to business Mr.
Oglesby is connected with the we'll known
establishment of Oglesby & Macauley,
New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-15

R@@ The large amount of fine clothing
sold by LYONS during the pastyear, and the
immense stock he has brought on this fall,
establishes the fact that our citizens have
ascertainei that good materials, properly
manufactured into garments, are much
cheaper in the end, for actual service (aside
from the style and f) than inferior goods
indiferently thrown together in the shape
of garments.
LYONS bought goods at low figures this
fall and is astonishing his customers with
rare bargains.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-15
To the Voters or VanderburEt Z



Since becoming a candidate tor County
Commissioner, find interested persons cir
culatiAg many absurd and unfounded tales,
calculated to suit every case, where it can
be made to operate to my prejudice.
Amongst other absurdities it is charged
That as County Commissioner, would
favor the County of Vanderburgh assuming
the management of the Canal and the ex"
pense of keeping the same in repair
That as County Commissioner, would be
in favor of the County of Vanderburgh as
suming the responsibility of keeping all the
bridges crossing the Canal in repair
That am in favor of Macadamizing a
road to Oak Hill Cemetery or somewhere else
at the expense of the county,
With numerous other tales Of like i'm
port-all of which are not only not true, but
simply absurd.
The duties of County Commissioner are
defined by law, and although he has some
discretion, yet he takes an oath faithfully to
perform all his duties 10 the best Of his
ability and trust my general character
will inspire you with confidence that (if
elected) I will perform my duties to the best
of my ability, for the interest of the County,
the whole County, and nothing but the
County.
will say few words in regard to the
Bridges across the Canal. The City OF
Evansville made special agreement with
the Canal Trustees to keep the Bridges in
repair within the corporate limits of the
city, which will no doubt be faithfully per-
formed. Two Bridges only cross the Canal
in the County of Vanderburgh outside OF
/ the corporate limits of Evansville. By
contract on the part of the State with the
| Bondholders, all State and County roads
were to be bridged, and the Bridges kept
in repair by the Canal Trustees. IF the
Canal Trustees fail to keep tho9e two Bridges
in repair, that duty may devolve on the
Township Trustees of Pigeon and knight
townships. Here perhaps might stop, but
as may not have another opportunity,
viii mention few principles that will gov
| ern my action II elected.
will act fairly and impartially to al
parts of the County.
will vote for no appropriation Of money
| from the County treasury without the sane
ton OF law, and a conviction that i: will
promote the general good OF the County
and will see that no leeches feed on the
body polite.
In making the assessment, I will favor nc
higher levy than is necessary to defray
economically, the current expenses and in.
debtedness of the County.
will favor prudent economy in all ap
preparations, having due regard to the i'm
provement and welfare ofthe whole County
M. ". FosrER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-15

E%T We commence the publication of q
report of the speech of Hon. Thomas Cor
win, delivered here on the 8th inst We
hope all may read it. This report would
have been published much sooner, but we
were prevented from doing so by the fact
that the publication of Mr.. Hunters long
speech on State affairs had been commenced
before this speech was delivered, and had tc
be finished before this one could be insert
ed. We could not destroy our variety by
publishing both at the same time.
The exact words of Mr.. Corwin are moi
given through this report, but his ideas we
believe to be fairly presented.