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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL.
LEGE-Ths institution situated ut the corner Of Mar
shall College Streets fully provided for the accommo-
dalton Of both WHITE PERSONS and NEGROES, requiring
medical treatment
Whae persona, who desire It, can be furnished with
PRIrArE ROOMS, where they Will eojoy every comfort
and convenience.
The accommodations for SLAVES as heretofore are an-
ple and the attention Of owners Of both in the city
country Is again invited to the great advantages Afford
ed by the Inrmay FOR the Medical and Surgical
OF this class OF patients.
LYISG.IN WOMEN are also received and carefully at
tended 10.
College, who visit the wards daily, aided BY IN efficient
corps assistants In Of difficulty, consultation Of
the Professors Is held, without extra charge to the pa
tent.
The charges Medical Attendance Board Nursny and
Medicine are rs follows:
Wilt. Persons. ~ per week.
I" in private rooms. ......$1 TO $40
Slaves and other coored patients ...........S
For less than week. Except In private roons ~ per
day-provlded that the aggregate shall not exceed the
charge for full week.
For Surgical Operations by agreement with the propr
etors OF the Bellevue Hospital, snail extra charge will be
made varying from Sc TO $780, according to the difficulty
and Importance Of the operation
All charges payable on the removal Of the patient
NO CASE or SMALL POX or any other Infectious dis
ease, nor any Of Insanity, will he admitted
Attending observation-disclosures TUCKER CONWAY
and McCAW.
Attending surgeons-PrOfessors GIBSON, PErlcoLAs
aud WEXFORD.
Resident Physican-Dr. THoS. l.. HUNTER
Steuard-F. NJ. PARRISH.
Presdent-Dr. L. s. J0YNEs.
Persons In the country desirous OF sending plents 10
the Inrary may address the President, Steward or my
of the Professors Of the C.nege May 7-dl0t&c2aw1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
RI EDITORS AND PRINTERS!

E SubscriberI ask atentep 10 thelr Stock OF PKINT-
i ING TYPES ORNAMENTS, BORDERS, PRESSES &C.,
Large supply Of which they keep constantly on hand at
mel. type and Stereotype Foundry,
No. 3s, Gold Street, New York,
A. Of which we warrant equal respect to any man.
sse,ued 10 this country and will sell on The rsua! terms,
ix mouths credit for approved negotiable notes. or
"a pr cent. discount for cash.
OIL Type taken In exchange for new, at the customary
e OF nine cents per pound delivered within sixty days
:src time of purcha, o.hervise six cents per pound
WIN. HAGAR JR., e co.
Tie undersigned AGENT VIRGINIA, for the above we'll.
Establishment can supply the trade with every de-
ts!!ption Of
PRINTING PRESSES TYPES CASES, &c,
Cpen the most liberal terms Having printed the RrcH
.,xo EsoclaKR for upwards Of ten years with type and
Other materials purchased from Msssss HAaAR Co.. am
nared 70 recommend materials from their establishment
n preference TO Others.
specimen Books will be furnished the trade, and such
article, ~ may be selected WILL be forwarded with des-
patch. WM L. ALLEGRE,
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$50 REWARD.

DrS avaT ross the subscriber In the latter part OF
n Jsauary, my negro nan JOHN (or John Thomas0
50 DID, very stout and black He Is about Ave feet
IL sA., 10 height, The said negro was raised By Jordan
s Q! Southampton county, and sold TO Messrs Jones
S,sr shen about /, years old. They sold him to Dr.
csa;!.. J. Oliver Of Campbell county. At Dr. divers
a: lSs they rspurcha,ed him. and rem Ss 'hstn pu'
:. above reward (res from all other expen.eD Viii be
H:r h, delivery to me, at Sherwood, Amelia county
ses from the Court House, or 3e5 free from oil other
:.a,e. Il lodged In any jail in Virginia, so that Gun
'serer hlE.
ib 2S-ctf JEFFERSON PEETON.
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CONTHACI

roe TIE SUPPLY OF COAL FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, SESSION 1SGo-6l.
ps0P0SaLS will be received till the 10th day OF June
o.Tt for supply OF Anthracite and best selected
ttoFER HILL COALor the Students OF the University
ed ;he Public Budings,hs coal to be delivered at sha
'oIiss Of the Students aad at the Public buildings
rl be furnished for the deposit OF the coalimediate
!! % the Inns OF the Central Railroad.
Al tie te proposals. VIII be received Cor the sup
y? o! KINDLIS WOOD.
spec!nc Information In the premises will given By az
leaiioo 10 TIE undersigned.
The undersigned the privilege Of rejecting any
ne o. all the bids RoBT. X PEESTIS, Rector,
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FARM OF I.5A2 ACHES IN HANOVER
COUNTY, WITHIN ONE NILE OF BEAVER pAN

DEPOT FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale the FARM upon which reside, known
l. as "Norh River lying In the upper part OF Hanover
hundred and forty-two acres, about six hundred Of
which Is in original forest and well timbered, and hun
dred and fifty in old field pine The dwelling house, with
eight rooms besides cellar Is in good repair and about
mile from Beaver Dam depot the Virginia Central Rail-
road where there is ready sale for timber and cord wood
young orchards Of peaches and apples and vineyard
The SOIL Is suited the growth OF corn wheat, oats and
tobacco. Plaster acts VEL on Ii. The farm Is divided
Into Ave fields well enclosed in clover and In an
condition.
will show the Farm to any wishing to purchase.
HENRY L. CARTER, Beaver Dam Depot,
Hanover county, Va.
Refers to Messrs Goddin Apperson n. W. Fry, Rich
nond Va. May 16-2aw1m
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pnRt nfica Box 1901
Post Office Box 339I May 16-wit
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE JAMES
RIVER FARM FOR SALE IN POWHATAE COUNTY,

FALUAbLE ANU DESIHtAbEE ,5tt.MI.S
RIVER FARM FOR SALE IN POWHATAE COUNTY,
VA.
AS Commissioner, under decree Of the Circuit Court
n Of Powhatan county, authorized to offer at prl-
public sale the FARM now owned and resided upon
by Robt K pembertou, known as upper Maden's Ad.
venture about SU miles above Richmond iadjonng the
"Maldens Adventure Estate formerly ownedby John Gil
a decd The contains about 30 acres, OF which
valuable James River bottom land, the remainder
high land OF It Of superior quality, and all yielding
readily Improvement with wood land sufficient for the
place. The improvements dwelling nearly new and
most of the usual oubudings. 10 Of the most de-
srabe Farms In market In this sectlon-as regards SOIL
nesborhood and convenience MARKET with churches,
mills and post Office within short distances.
Full description will be given application, and pur-
chasers are invited visit and examine the premises
not sooner disposed the Farm will be offered at public
sale on the premises THURSDAY, the ID day Of Au.
gust, 1860.
Trsns-cash, as expenses remaining payment at 1,
and years. bonds bearing interest from date with sat
faeory security and title retained until fu
made JSO r. LA1, Som er;
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Ritbnloll0 Enquirer.

DY RITCnIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER 4 WISE.
EBInAY MORNING. JUNE ], 1850,
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Periodicals.,

From James Woodhousc, we have received
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW for April.
American Edition, New York, Leonard, Scott
& Co. This number contains the following
articles: "Labourcns Howes," ''SouTcnirs ct
Correspondence De Madame Reca,nier," "VicIs-
STUDIES of Families, and other Essays" The
Bar of Philadelphia, Washingtons Farewell
Address" "AIiss Nightingale's Notes on Nur-
sing" "Fox Hunting" "Recollections of Les.
lic," "The Budget and the Reform Bill"
BLACKwooD's EDISBuHG MAGAZINE for May.
American Edition; New York, Leonard, Scott
& Co. This number contains ten different
articles, and is as usual interesting
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HOLSTON SPRINGS FOR SALE.

IHE partnership existing between the undersigned being
Il dissolved they will offer this beautiful and very eligible
property for sale, public auction, FRIDAY the 18th
day Of July, 1850, to continue from day to day.
This property Is exceedingly desirable. 1t lies lmme-
diately Holston river 20 Dc stream for fish, in Scott
county, Va &c miles West from Bristol Its depot the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, and within two miles OF
depot the Virginia and Kentucky raroad In pro-
cess Of construction which will with all the great
routes travel Eas West and South consists of about
200 Of river and upandS0 % cleared the
balance being well timbered
In the compass OF ten feet and beautifully situated In
$50 feet OF the front OF the house. these mineral
springs: 1st. The largo Warm Spring, temp. G9S Cd.
ChaIybeate. 3d. White Sulphur-sHld to possess all the
medical virtues OF the Gresnbrier White Sulphur
very thoroughly built Hotel Of brick ten Framed Cottages
In the yard painted athed and plas'ered with brick chin
MESA bathhouse, icehouse smole.heuse, sprnghouse
washhouse large store house. large and conmodou sta
BILE, garden, lots, orchards, &c, &C.
bu. not with the realty. consisting Of two fine Pianos,
Furniture and great many other household articles too
numerous 10 mention.
The TERMS OF sale will be onehak cash. the residue In
one and two wears In equal nsalens Title perfect-pos
session given at SALE Hen Will De retained unallhe puT
chase money Is paid
streams and the healthles region In the world supplies
excellent, abundant and cheap.
Full and descriptive handbis can be had by application
TO W. D. JONES Aolston Springs, Scott county Va, or TO
7. d. BAILEY Swannanoa Buncombe county, ~
WILLIAM D. JONES,
THOMAS Il. BAILEY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

kASAwuA RIVER IMpRovEMEST.-The Board
of Directors Of the Kanawha river improve
ment have entered into contract for the i'm.
provcment Of the navigation Of the Kanawha
river, with Messrs. Robinson :; Barton, OF the
State of New York. The total estimate OF work
to be done will make their contract amount 10
about S204, 900. The contractors bind them'
selves to commence the work in week or so,
and to complete it in IS months from the pre-
sent time.
The length of the proposed improvement is
90 milesythat is, tho navigation Of the Kama
wba is to be improved from Loup Creek Shoals
to the Ohio river. The plan Of improving the
navigation is by sluices, aided with wing dams.
rHanasha Star.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
TEIE FACULTY will proceed on the 5:h OF July next, to
L appoint State Students to Gil vacancies which will exist
the close Of the present session IN the following Districts
]. Accomac and Northampton.
II. City OF Norfolk.
". Isle Of Wight, Nansemoud and surry.
Y. Mecklenburg and Charlotte.
NJ. Pittsylvana.
MI. Halifax.
Nil. Henry, Patrick and FRANKLIN
XIV. Bedford.
WI City Of williamsburg, York, James City, Charles
City New Kent. Elizabeth City and Warwick.
XVII. Hanover and Nenrico.
XVIII. City OF Richmond.
Ky Richmond county, Lancaster, northumberland
and Wcstmoreland.
XXI King and Queen, King Willinni and Essex.
XXIV. Fairfax and Alexandria.
XIV. Loudoun.
XVIII. Albemarle.
Xxx Nelson, Amherst and Buckingham
A.SS1. Jefferson and Berkeley.
XXXIII. Frederick, Clarke and Warren.
XxXT. Rockingham and pcndleton
H. Mercer Monroe, Giles and TaIewe'l.
XII. Smyth Wytbe and Washington.
HLlll. hanawha, Patnaln, Logan, Boone, Wyoming,
Roane and Calhoun.
XLlV. Grecnbrier. Fayee, Nicholas Pocahontas,
Raleigh, Draxton and Clay.
XIV. Mason, Jackson, Cabell, Wayne aend Writ.
XLvlI. Wetze Marshall, Marion and Tyler.
KILN. Monongalia, Preston and Taylor
L. Brooke Hancock and Ohio
Applications for appointment accompanied by state
ment Of the age Of the applicant and the schools he
wish to attend and testimonials 10 character, capacity
and pecunlar circumstances should be addressed 10 the
Chairman and should reach the University by the 25h OF
June.
The State student is exempt from charges for marcua
ton tuition rent and Of the public buildings and
library but required to provide for his other
The term OF appointment Is for two years and the cond
on that he sign pledge to teach in some public or private
school In Virginia for two years after leaving the uniyer
sity. :. MAUPlN,
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Law CARN.
rS yrrE gSGH VI
LAVRENCE s. luARYE,

PRACTICES 1.-The Courts Of the city OF Richmond, and
+ rhe coua,les OF Henrico, Hanover nnd Caroline
i. Is sso Notary Public aud Commissioner Of the United
::s..i Court Of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. Chastan White and him
81. b,ine dissolved, hs Office Is now on llh street, Just
ss!os Goddn's Hall.
February lS-cly
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ny THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA..
A PROCLAMATION

INFORMATION having been received by the Executive,
/ TIA, FRANCIS SnALLWO0D, who is charged with the
s,a.a murder committed In the county OF Rockingham,
in hi, s,. has fed from justice, aud Is now going at
large therefore, do hereby offer reward OF One Hun
td Dollar, 20 nny person who shall rrest the said Fran
IS sairood and deliver him into the Jail OF said county
rRcela;h.n and do require all officers OF
lis Cs2nonsrah civil and military, and request the peo
h c.-ay their best exertons to procure his ar
;:i: ihs, he may be brought to justice.
~, Given under my hand rs Governor and under
Is. the Less Seal OF the Commonwealth ut Rchmond
~ hi. llIh day OF May, 1861.
JOHN LETCHER
q :te Governor:
Gtossr v. MuSToap, Secretary OF the Commonwealth
frAac, Sal~ood Is about Eve feet eight Inches bigh
'tse, brli Light hair fair skin and thin featured When
~; heard .om hewas travelling with his brother towards
a part Of this State and had on when he LETT
escf Essw ha. and black frock coat. Nay 12-cSw
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-,sslgS JOHNSON. VIZ. 4. fuo
JOh NSON q ST a Mtg

NroSr RuILprsa sHocxcs wiXEs"rsE,)
RICHMOND, VA.
,as the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Corn, AID country pro-
dute generally return their sincere thanks TO thei,
-, n,d ,se continuance and increase OF the same
ner year promising their undivided personal atten
-, 10 ali conslgnneuts committed 10 theu'
S,r5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

PENl'EENTlAkE OF V1fSGINIA.
MANUFACTURED 1T this institution, and sold there and
Agents store No. e. Pearl street, the following
,rIcl-s q, reduced prices, tS-wit;
Boots, shoes and Drogues
Women Children ana Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart Hsrnes, Of every descrpuoo
Machine Bands, Leather Hcsr
Wagons, Carts,
bTay, sad Theebsrrowi.
WRitrc5es, Safes, &C.
striped and Plad Cottons
Ke..ey, and Linseys for plantation hands
Ee,ty made Clothing for Servants -,
Most Of the above articles hand and for sae "r VIII
Idr or repaired other Job work doue to order on
for cash. to punctael customers only, on
Ihor: tne.
Orders from the country With satisfactory Eestsnees
s:orapty altena.l Address II NJ. NlMMo,
md 9torek Tn
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E.e,or's once, May II, 1860

&ecIoE y OucS, ARs ASOv-os2"tiuJane-
INITIATION SFANTED-As Teacher a sel.ct Of
- Classical school for Boys Female School Of hlah
ade, by gentleman OF family who has had upwards OF
experience In the business He has the very high
mt testimonials TO character scholarship and skin in
born aud educated at the South and rrjoy.
Cd ths ADVANTAGES OF T TO Europe. For particulars
apply At this otace Aprl on-coms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
WHITE SULPHUK STRINGS,

WHITE SUEPFUK SPRKNGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.
long established Watering Place VIII be opehe" or
Il the reception OF visitors on the 15TR NAY
Many new and important arrangements have been maae
since tue Inst season In this large establishment ana no
enorts VIII be spared to make tho guests comfortable
JEREMIAH MORTON, President
j. HraPnRSYs, General Superintendent.
~ correspondents will please address,
J. HUMPHREYS,
superintendent White Sulphur Springs.
April lG-3tawtlJuly Greepbrer County Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARK ET.
THE undersigned having procured the services Of r.
II. Crockett, for the purpose OF selling Live Stock
In the Richmond market, will, with Luther s. Irvine be
IN the market the st day OF September presared
TO give TIER undivided attention to oil buoness entrusted
20 them and feel confident from their long experience TO
be able 10 give entire satisfaction.
We will make liberal advance on conssnmen.s.
JOHN GROUSE,
on l., a IRVINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

SHUCkS WAS'FED.-The subscriber wishes to
- purchase any quantity Of good dry Shucks lie prefers
them In bales For Shuces put up In good condition. he
will pay 0c per 100 lbs delivered his place on sth street
opposite the City Spring, Richmond. a. D. STACY
Loh1
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~ BThe place Is accessible by the james River Canal
Students will land at Bremo's Bluff. March S-com
tW Raleigh Standard, Charleston Courier and hugnss
hanlsn hill S ILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

Refers to Messrs Goddin & Apperson a. W. Fry Rich
mond Va May 16-2aw1m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
The Pony Express.

ST. JOSEPH Tuesday, June l9, 1861.
The Pony Express from Camp Floyd arrived here at
neon to-day, on time.
The Indian troubles in Western Utah have not yet
been adjusted.
The westward Express left here on Saturday night,
and will continue to leave every Wednesday and Sat
nrday.
The Pixies Peak Express furnishes the following
items of news under Denver City date of June IL:
"Gulch Mines in Gregory and the vicinity are active
Nv prosecuted but few realizing their anticpatons
or taking out much than their expenses Some of
the lead claims containing paying dirt are pretty
much abandoned for the present by miners desiring to
realize Immediately. There is quartz enough now ont
20 supply not only all the mills at present in operation,
but ali those on the road for the next six months The
rainy season has commenced Unexpectedly early In the
mountains finding the miners uDprepared with shelter
Timber for the construction of mills is scarce. Large
numbers of emgrants both arriving at and depart
ing from the mining regions. Five hundred friendly
Indians are on the South Park. The Arrapahoes and
Cheyennes are about sending ont war party against
the ties leaving their families and horses near Denver
City There is very little Improvement in business In
this CITY,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
Letter from Edward Rates.

OF. LOUIS, TUESDAY, June ~, 1901.
The Democrat tomorrow will contain Judge Bates's
letter in support Of the Chicago nominee. After dis
claiming that be feels the least pque dissatisfaction
az not being nominated himself he says tina. il is plain
that the approaching contest must be between the Dem
ccratic and Republican parties and he prefers the lat
ter. The Democratic party, he says, has merged its
existence in the one idea of Negro Slavery, aud is
wholly sectional II has, in various instances, endan-
gered the equality of coordinate branches of the Gov
ernmens, and attempted to degrade the Judiciary by
striving to make II passive register Of party DEGREES
In most IL not all things he considers the Republican
party the opposite of the Democratic and therefore
entitled to his support, and this would be sufficient
reason for his supporting any man whom the Republic
party might put forward if he bad not other good
reasons for supporting Mr. Lincoln The Union party
he considers too weak 10 elect any candidate estab
hsh sny principle. He says he has known Mr.. Lincoln
for more than twenty years, and that he has earned
high reputation for truth, candor courage morals and
siabty that he has talents, and he will them to
the beet advantage He is the peer of the first of
tie ns,iop, and well able to sustain himself aud sd
vance the cause, against any adversary, and in any
field where mind and knowledge are the weapons of
use; that in brief he considers him sound safe,
tional man. who could not be sectional il he tried for
s his feelings and interests identified with the
great Valley Of tee Mississippi and that for the good
Of the whole country he hopes he may be elected The
letter is very able, and has given great satisfaction TO
such of his Republican frie ads as have seen it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
From Washington.

WAsHISGTos, Tuesday June 10, 1850.
The Homestead CoDferees met this morning for tie
twelfth time and to the surprise of both branches of
Congress, finally agreed on report BY this COM
promise, all the land subject to private entry is to be
open for bomeseads at twenty five cents per acre, and
aso one half of the surveyed public Land which has
not yet been offered at public sale-hat ia oaiy the
numbered sections. Prtemptors now the public
lands are TO have two years after the passage oil the
act to pay for their lands and pay them al tbe nall
price sixtytwo aud half cents per acre Inc senate
re 10 strike out their section requiring the President
10 sell the public lands within years after The sur
wey. The House Conferees insisted on extending the
bill TO all over u years Of age whether heads OF fam
being declined acceeded to the above with the reserva
ton that they accepted the best the Senate would
yield and should insist on its enlargement hereafter
unasIiooa Ashams ds sS ss'l a nOnere s
above agreement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

The AFRICANS AT KEY WEsT.-The Savannah
Ca Repubiieon publishes the following extract from
private letter, dated Key West, June 8;
"On the 29d May the Crusade, Lieut.. MaAitt, cap
tured bark with 426 splendid fellows on board the
most admirable collection of Africans have
There was no sickness among them, and mp TO this
time there have been no deaths The VII lire has lost
81, the William SO. .
q We are much occupied with the slaves, and will be
glad when the business is settled and they disposed
Of. The African village presents very curious spec
tacle; 4s0 wild Africans dancing and singing night
aud day. They. do not fancy the idea of returning TO
their native land.
st rumored that an assault on the baracoons will
be made by parties from Havana, to nab the ne
Qfoes"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
HISTORICAL RECOLLECTIONS.
To the Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The NJ y Tribune
SIR: The Express undertakes to make point
AGAINST Mr. Lincoln that he received $500 for address
ing an audience more properly, lecturng IN pur-
suance 10 an engagement, which he came thousand
miles to fill in the Cooper Institute, which speech or
lecture tie editors are borried to know is being cir
cua,ed as one of the means to elevate the author to
the Presidency Receiving pay for that which is for
his own benefit il the nut Of the oense which shocks
the editors of The Express
In 1856, when Mr.. Erastus Brooks, who is now so
much exercised with the parsimony of Mr.. Lincoln,
was running as the American candidate for Governor
he did not hesitate to travel the State soliciting votes
for himself at the expense of other people. That In
many instances not in every instance his expenses
were paid quite certain, and am under the i'm
preston that in some he was paid money direct
for speaking in his own behalf.
Mr.. Lincoln was not a candidate when he filed the
5000 engagement. The speech was not made in bis
own behalf but If il was the of giving him the
nomination, and If it helps 10 elect him, be Will not
only have done infinitely than men generally ac-
comrlsh for themselves but all hands the speech
will be conceded to be far better speculation than
sny money invested in Mr.. Enstus Brooks In
1885,
will simply remark that an accusation OF sellshness
and parsimony coming from the Editors OF Ihe kT-
press must take the palm the most refreshing thng
that be imagined, in these closely
Soo-davs. CASH.