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Italian Affalra


The last intelligence fruu Itaiyis Of such a
character a. TO All the tfut freudeSof Italian
unity aad independence vssh alAxsn. aARr.
sAEpr has written letter 70 The King Of Sur
data, positive, curt, and In the style Of q
Generai-in. Ohieg TO the commander OF . d.
yision, 10 which he orders him (that y ths
proper phrase) to dismiss CAvouR and FARI-
nj, to send him PoLLAvfClEo TrxvuLxn ior
pro-dfctatcr, and to give him the command OF
y brigade OF Sandman troops. The h'ns
seems to have accedel to this demand, In part
at least, BY sending PoLLAvioINo "a ordered.
Parliament had also been convoked, win the
in,an lion 1t was thought. of trying CAVouR's
| strearth. II he conn anded an Overwhelming
ma iority. IL was supposed that he would be
retained, and the demand of the dictator dis
regarded. II he should be left ina minority,
or be supported by any thing less than very
decided majority, he would resign. At all
events, IL was to be . trial OF strength between
himssifand GxRlRALDI. and the very fact OF
such trial indicates division liz Italian
councils which 10 depiorable beyond express
sion. .,s .@,s.Ets u s.
! In the mean time, every thing indicates the
intention Of GARlBALpI to push hiseonquests
to the utmost. He is said to be surrounded by
Maxzlnists. and to listen to no other counsel
than snch as they give him. He proclaims
boldly his intention to adv ance at once upon
Rome, and not to stop until he shall have lib.
Grated Venetia. We can hardly believe tina,
| these are his real intentions. We cannot but
| hope that they are assumed in obedience 10
| the wishes of the Italian people, whom he
finds 1t impossible to control without appear
| ing to 70 along with them. He 10 surely too
| much of soldier TO expose his raw leyies to
| the terrible danger implied in an attempt to
| conquer Rome and venetia for 1t is nothing
| less than bringing them into contact with the
/ whole military force Of France and austria,
/ to say nothing of Sardinia, whose forces will,
i IL Is understood fight by the side of those OF
| France, in repeliing an attack upon Rome.
Is Italy again to realize the worst predic-
| lions Of her enemies Is she once more to
| destroy her own freedom, and TO give the ene-
| mics Of free government, all over the world,
1 fresh occasion TO rejoice We trust it may
| not be so; bat the advent Of MAZzISI is TO the
last degree ominous. Like a bird OF evil omen,
! he appears when the storm RACES most flercely,
1 and hitherto he has never failed to bring ruin
| ia his train. ..sgI a4a trr
| On. CAHILL's OPINION OF AMERICA-Dr
Cahill writes to Ireland concerning this
| country. Few readers will recognize this
| sketch:
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DRY GOODS, CARPETINas, & !.
C>ALL DRY GOODS.
s 6 O. t
SWOR DS & THAW,
No. Us Broad Street, between Sih and 9th

No. us Broad Street, between 9Th and 9th.
CARPETS AND RUGS.-We Offer great in
ducements TO buyers Of Carpets and Rugs
CLOAKS AND OTHER WRAPPINGS.-La
dies ard Nj isses' t.loaks-a full assortment Of
sly les on ga e and made to order.
DRESS GOODS All the fashionable variety of
sty les in Ladies' Dress Goods. Also, MOURNING
GOODS ofthe best qualities.
BLANKETS AND NEGRO CLOTHlNG.- A
large stock ct Blankets AMI Negro Clothing, Tor
sale at .w prices.
hOSIEpY.--A,fu line of Cotton and Woollsn
Hosiery, for Ladies and Mis- es. Gents ana BOYS.
CLOTHS. CASSiMERES AND VESTINGS--
M ade to order by the most ashionable Tailors.
SWORDS Z THAW,
Oc 6-lw Nearly opposite R. F. & 2. X. r.
(sLOAkS, CLOAkS.
~ AT THE ca H STORE
Just received and ready FIR sale, full assert
ment OF all the nsw style CLOAkS, including the
"A rab' and ''Zouavs' STYLES.
-ALSO-
DRESS GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. RIB
$0HS. HosI ERY Chl!d H !. WqSsI ~ I
TON snd NkhDI.ES. Velvet and Silk BIZ TONS,
Best hi scK Silk Velvet RI BBQNS, &e.. &c.
The FOREGOING goods tn be sold at the very low
est cash prices. Call soon at
W j. SWORDS, Agent,
oc 6-2t* III Broad st ,tetween 5th and 9th.
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n. BILL HEADS! BILL aEADs THE largest
and most complete assortment IF RULED PA
PERS, for BILL HEADS. of various colfrs--
Blue. White, Ruff Csnafy, Pink. and Purple Just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers in want, can rely on getting good article OF
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and sea specimens and prices. ltsJ
- THE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL.-
~ Owing to unavoidable circumstances the
opening of the above Hotel will he Geay ed for
several days. Due notice will he given of the
time of opening. oc8-2t
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.M FIVE DOLLARS kEwAk ~,
AV sTSAYEu. from nay resiosnss. d.rs
s&~us,ne mile east of the cry, .ssr vsi
br,'iue COW, with a white stripe on ,as ~ lsns
If her b lck, long crooked horns ionS sss.tts8.
white bag The said Cow came from Wy ~ - OF
! na nav have stra, ed back sgsin. Csh i,Ms,ssTe-
ice of Owgas H. MlLs-, i3th 50 oeFy niLfs.
bacco Exchapge. Too $~t w
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49, MEETING OF STOCKHOLD-
- Frs. annual meeting efthe Stock
COM PANY, will be held in the town Of Clarks-
vile, on THURSDAY, the 18th of October, 1860 =
II is very desirable that there should be full at
tendance on that occasion. =. = 90
oc l. dtlSO l. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
-
UNION PRAYER MEETbNG.-
49, A UNION PRAYER MEETING of 81
Denominations will be held every day this week, at
" O'Clock, at The Hall of the Young Mems Chris
gems generally are invited to attend. az wei as all
strangers visiting the city. seA-lm
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sTEaM N CaNnv IA :: T1nssiE ID
dealer IN CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, &c,
FIVE story bul ldng, Main street, eek doors teI,w
Messrs. Isaacs Taylor. directly oppos ite the old
established store of Messrs. Richardson & Co !.
would be happy to accomnoda'e his old customers
and the public generally. The very liberal patron
age bsst0wed upon him for the last ifsee years
enable him. . Ith an enlarged establishment, to
offer indncemepts to purshssers unsqualled this
side Of Philadslp hia, with more room, force.
more stock, and a settled disposition TO do lars
wholesa business. solicit a call from the buy
ing public, at No. so Main street oc 4-6t
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THE UNION BUILDING FUND
49, COMPANY will hold its regular monthly
meeting, THIS kV r.NtNG. at Ia O'Clock. IN Mr.
Frasser's School Room. on Gra3e street between
25th and 26. streets. ChaIeh II.
oc8-It THOS. - D. WALFORD, See'y.
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af& asA{ j. 3. ROBERTSON,
Next to corner Governor and Franklin SITS.

NOTICE.-The undersigasd having t.ken the
~ desirable and eommedous stand on Fran lin,
between nth and 18th streets. and fsrmea CO.
partner sh . ander the name and We of PENpLE-
sfON Bh0., for fha purpose 1f coIdueiing
GROCERY and LIQ UOR suSiN ESS, espect.
fully call the attention OF their frispds and the
Pablo generally to al EXAMINATION ii their stock.
Orders from the country ,sol,eltsd, and " .Mptly
attended to. b. +. PEN DIX ROY.
oc 2--fbStcwktA J b. PEhDIE1ON.
IGMr FOM EVERYBDDH.-i havs the
- BEST OfL Fox GOAL Oil LAMPS in the
return the mausy AID nsy sen for saas traHhle.-
tive IL s,lAl Psios Tor siaSle 4allan. "a s6vs
EMO II g REx,AgY.. !
90 dim "a 6overnOr It.. hichnl~ nj.
FAMILY TLOUK-Of superior suslity, '7ss
..sa IL - pruNI0P. ,NpNcUREk co.
! sale by !. i u. b, DAVENPORT.
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hISss Mr. BAsEo;NA. rs & b, S,FsSs
Court testers, ..MessIs. Wa RD D,vENpoRr
Supreme Of the Arena. Mr. R. ELLiNGgAM.
Dictated by q desire to concentrate a, Nltlo,.
TITAN and kcroatc ABILITY as would "a s sSss
sroasht over to New YORK The spaaer s0ps o s
and the, Boston ard Phlladelphia IcadsT iss ~
Music for months to owe, flowing. Ny snssss.
REST, who. after q four. years absence from he
stage has at length Welded to my To-
term this .fsvorIte cosmopolitan tempe OF e..
drama. and enables me TO indulge a long ehsr
lshed desire and at the same tine sceede 70 The
the prnopa Cities Of the south and .sa os =.
81 Ss s the ssA
where and the public. hat the re will be- No d,ns
nst.on. Of its numbers. or change n ,s,pgds
MILE. ELLA Z0YARA,
THE * HaNfo sfh ssoThE 'ss
The mighty acrobats, p.
WILLIAM and FREDERicks.A
w. The Dashing Italian Equestrian.
The Man OF Thousand Forms.
:. me Gomle 4Brial Still Performer and Dancer.
Mons. De Bach, Ftl ~ = g
G T9s soss Revolving Orbit Performs.
The daring and graceful PRINCIPAL Rider 50.
~, and Bridge Lesvsv.
The great Rope Suspe nsionist. q Ia Bioudin,
and !. rofessor Of the Art MsEiqns, -
' " The best General Performer in the World
The renowned Double Somersaut Throve,,
Master Willie,
The Juvenile Petite Equestrian. in his DouhI.
Act OF OBSTACLE Leaping, on his Twin Poniss
MIR. L.. Sampson,
The Herculean and Acrobatic Artist
The Troupe will be accom- pal ed by the BRASS
BAND, led by HERR KOPP.
The worlds favurite, the Mare ZAIDEE, the
incarnation OF Equestrian beauty and inteli-
gence.
TIE beautiful Twin Ponies, CUPID and Ola
M0ND.
A superb stud of Ring and T,iek Hossss, in
splendid condition-fresh and vigoroua-as rail-
roadinx saves il the fatigue of travelling. u"
Seats are covered, and of width to make them
perfectly comfortable. IS
"a Will exhibit npon the lot corner NJ ain and
Third streets, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 0cto-
Der 10th. ee -
Doors open at 7. performance to commence ct
@SNAFTERNooN PERFORMANCES to com
menoe on I'll URsDAY, llth inst.
g. -FOUR DAYS ONLY.N
m- ADMlSSiOS-50 cents; children and ser
vah,s Is cts. oe1-a
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ID II A X ID ON Il CO.
IL DEAL EXcLUsIvRLy IN,
And keep for sale IN quantities to suit purchasers
WARE-ROOMS, NO. 95 MAIN STREET,
HMOND. VA,
ALL KINDS or
nArTT,sAa.s r. L 4 Il N q 8,
501 FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS.
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. &e., &c.
Thew will have made to order,
CARPETS. Oil CLOTHS.
WINDOW CURTAINS snG SHADES.
We have opsoec a splendid lot of CARPETtNG
OF our own importation, and are now prepared to
exhibit the latest sty les IN every grade.
Cur assortment of CURTAIN GOODS, with
Trimmings. &c. is unsuI passed, and cur stock is
complete OF WINDOW SHADES, FLOUR Oil
CLOTH, &c.
BUYS are invited to examine cur goods, which
will be sold on accommodating terms
Sc lI-2m* RICHARDSON CO. 95 Main At
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4 NnEAT SALE.
VI AT RETAIL AND WHOLEsALE,
For Twenty Days.
FOR GA S H ON lily!
RICH DRESS SILKS, PLAIN AND CORDED
MERINOS, sHAWLS AND CLCAkS,
FRENCH DELAINES.
Rich DELAINE ROBES at SIS cost SH.
and Z VALENTlAS. s-. (
CamhrIc and Muslin SETS at half price.
Best KID GLOV Els at 80 cents.
Ladies MeTiHo and Cashmere VESTS.
Wide black VELVETS, for Cioaks.
BONNET RIBBONS and DRESS TRi NJ NJ lNGS.
Black bonn BAZlNES and black AIPACAS.
Very rich SILK ROBES at S25, cost SO.
We will sell the above Goods very low until the
18th of October, at which time shall cose store
to prepare for auction. PERKINS CO.,
sc % tOl5 No. III Eagle Square
NJ EW fALL q GODS.
y s. HIKSH, 203 BROAD STREET,
Begs leave to Ill the ate ation of the pubic To
his new stock of TRAININGS, WORKSHOPS and
FANCY GOODS, which have been IN part soiec ed
by hunseli durine his recent visit to Europe. and
to which large additions will he made by every
steamer. He solCIts call from ms friends and
customers, promising more than ever IL give g t.
isiaction. Sc Inn
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n. Grand Exhibition and Sale. Per sons
who like to look at pretty things. and especially
those who wish tn purchase any thing in the line
of SiLVER-PLATED WARE, are requested to
call at my sslesroom. No. IS MAN street. THIS
MORNING, ut 10 O'Clock, where may be eeen one
OF the most beautiful cole ct,oLsof new patterns
and elegant goods ever show in this country. The
sale will commence at 10 O'clock.
oc SIT }. H. DIGGES, Auot.
~ Valuable L0t on Cary. near to 18th
STKEkT, FOR SALE The particular attention
of the public is respectfully called to the sale of
RIA ESTATE, to take place THIS DAY, at IL
O'Clock, on Cary, near to Nth street See auction
head. GODDIN & APPERSON.
oc Sit AuctIolsers.
~ We are informed by Messrs. Cren-
SHAW Co., that they are daily expecting the
Bark ANN +. GRANT, from Rio de JaneirO. with
4 600 bags New Crop RIO COFFEE, which they
will sell at auction on arrival. 90 8 st
IA Special Notice. "a
$780, ...OCTOBEK,. i 500.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT-

DRY GOODS FALL, fsio.-kENT, PAINE
- CO., Importers, Iobaers and Manuiao-
tnrers Nos. s63 ana l65 Main street, hIond re-
spectfuiiy aun0u nee Ia the rchauts of xirsiua
and adioiaing states that they have 10 store y
max n thcent and well assorted sto TX Of FOREIGN
aud oMEeclC DRY GOOD. adapt i 20, AID
sn.eiNily ~ item up for. the Southern trade.
Tor CASH, BY ons Of the partners ia person. 10 tas
leading urppe IN markets, dnrlnx tho past sam-
mer. were shipped difert 10 this port, and cosG-
EIlses an e'ekAnt sud oamplsts assortmsat m ~
the departments. .A ss SAL,
,,:,s ..: sss 81 sssSsas VIZ sss
the best terms sinbr so .ng every VARIETY: and ot
the hast styles la the CLoTHiNG DEPART
MENT they are much better prepared than here
tofos with very large and haa asons assortment
Of ell grades wanted IN the trade, and % the meat
Having every facility for getting up a stook ca
the rest terms, We confidently ask an examination
Of cur GOODS ~ Southern Merck ants. to convince
them III II complete and wolf asserted stock.
suitable 10 their lTate, cannot 20 fauad ia this
country. AID TO casa aaa pyeAps pastss 6sssys
We are dsssrm,nsd y eas. u Z. pIiess thu. viii
.1saa. oder. solicited .a3 A An AsaeSsl'
A tAAs Sssp Aasses s JoMss II axb HSsbrE
G sf-CHAS. A. GWAfK1N-s mi iuysSef "a
daetion, to make . qfesn swesp of evsrythias
Slts, Popbne ttss. Os,ieees Ch~hs ! sloevss, CT
lars, Ba1ds, o.; Nihb ne, 6Is eha Wis Domestic,
keohes. de Ladlee are ssealaliy tavae:d y call
ss.sssss : as. '.'sasciSs;s s ~ aEi
"a .I-s - 49, SsA AID s.sin 8 sst. 4
S'aaE AZ IA AXE NJ = inrss ~ -
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4 FALL AND WINTER Nh.

FALL AND WINTER ma.
NV STYLES. ASHE
Mrs g. G. ALLEN would inform zQlko
her customers and tbs public that SHE has Fe,araed
ON New York, and vil oven at her ales- ROsiRs
over Garlner Carlstoa Co, on W EDNES0AY
next, the 10th Inst. her Fall and Winter STILES
Of LADIES' DREsS WATTS, consisting OF all the
latest styles that are out:ocs A.
AkG MOUTH AND k0STQN.mThe .6ns.
sstauach Barge HENRIETTA. of the
James River Transportation Line, 10 now rece,v-
ing Freight for the above ports, and will leave
her wharf. At the head of the DocE: foot 18th
street, on FRIDAY morning. October the 18th. ht
10 O'clock. connecting with tho A l Steamship,
BEN DEF0RD. which leaves NORFOLK Tor
BOSTON on SATURDAY, the 18th. r.l.
In consequence OF some repairs on the steamer
being niece ssary, after this trip the Boats will be
withdrawn for a short time. Due notice Will be
given when she resumes her run.
For freight apply to L. d. HALL, at Edmond,
oaS-5I A. s. LEE, Agent.
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JEW FAMILY GROCERY,

~ FALENTfSES BUILDING.
No SO Broad street, corner 9Th
The undersigned has opsned new FAMILY
GRnCERY at the above stand. with a stock nn-
equa sd In this any other market. He will oe
supplied weekly thavlls made ARRANGEMENTS to
that oil ctl with every thing that IS required
family In the way If GROCERIES,. We would
GOODS to call and examine our steek. 10 the Ia
dies we would most respectfully sol:et call, hay
ing a choice lot Of FANCY GOODS, such as PRE-
SERVES, !ELLIES. MEATS. FISH, PICKLES,
&c. Zoe 2-lml CHARLES FORD,
EkESH kUTTER.-I have made arranss-
! msnts with soms Of the pr,acipsi Daiss men Of
VALLEY, MARYLAND and Of the Virginia farmers.
wsst OF the Blue Ridge, To keep. me applied III
ring the Winter and Spring, With their tesitf 48i
BEST FRESH BUTTER-tT d
Through these arranz esn eutl, can always keep
and will be enabl to keep families supplied at .
low price. - -
For sale wholesale and retaiihy
-T'@ saT7' = ]. 8. ROBERTSON,
~ Next to corner Governor and Franklin sts.
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CT. SALOON, 49,. ~
y = I-g.- MAIN STREET, NEXT
POOR POO, TO TIE ExGH H BA AM AMP oP-
las Saloon is constantly supplied with the choinest
french and american Candies, Fruits, Nsts, &c,
Insnufaetory Of Doubls Refined Candles. Coun-
try merchants are invited t. examine the large
and well selected stock before purchasing else
where. 5rz stga ANDREW ANTONl. N
Manufacturer Of Double Refined Candies,
80. and Dealer IN NUS.
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r-~. FOR BATE VI d X E-The
EeAE3 NSteamer BELVlDERk, Captain w.
seEssoW. KKENs, viii receive f. eight to-
day, 4 MONDAY aud up to the hour of II O'clk
M. TUfSDA the SLh inst.
Freight taken f.r Boston via Baltimore at low
rates. with great dispatch.
! No hogsheads taken thus trip unless engaged at
our Office. tt
Passengers are requested to be on board before
IL O'Clock NJ, 4 u ESDAY, the hour of departure.
Passage aud fare IS.
Tlcke rs for passage procured either at our Office
IN the slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at
steamers wharves, Rockets.
II N f..
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II. 4 ". Il. n. X.

ESSS ~ ~ eAAS
&kk AGRICULTURAL FAIR. -. GIsr
On TUESDAY, October zsd. the sislh.ss III srsps
POINT. Cart ]. q. Row &. Will leave = - 50
Il s A. M. tsk.ns .psssspssrs az NJ nsessa v
ulhsr regular lansiAxs below. 10 Nc Yhl'
York River skAilEnAd, and fetafn ths"
DAY. 11ts Of October. rY nplE.
Fare. rpuna lip, a. n. u. am.ntssdsnL
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IA Ruches Ruches IL received BY last
steamer full gupriy Of The hest ar ietest ST. les
BONNET AND TRIMMING RUCIIES,
which am able TO sell as low any hcu Of this
cIty. esfrs G.. B0ETTCHER.
oc3-2w It's Broad street.
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<erAt U. s. N. sTEAMAHIP YORK.
S&&E TOW FOR NEW YORK VA
1sNORFOLk.--rh The Steamship YORK
TOWN. csp tFw1s RATnsvH ,, Oh Leave here
cluded, $40. Steerage passage only %.
Passage to Norfolk sane AZ by the over boats.
the hour Of 10 O. CLOCK, TU kSDAf.
Consgnees are requested to end for theirgoods
to-day.. ... ..-..-
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
Tickets and berths secured at our ONCE, or on
: oc 8~at LUDLAM & WATSON.
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NixONs ROYAL AMPHITHEATRr
SOUTHERN TOUR BYRAILRo4n

NIBLos GARDEN, New York; AsTLEy,s
London: and the Phi abel yhis ana Bo.sni o.
ACADEMIES OF MUSIC, ~
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,ctr.Ae FOR PHILADELPHIA.-T A
HfEfls No. ! Steamship CITY OF RICH
sz1s1NkEA MOND. Captain II. MITCHELL, ~ row
ready to receive freight. and will leave on TU ES-
DAi the 9th inst, at 10 o. CLOCK A. Nj.
FoI tfeish' or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply TO
100 Main street. or Rockets.
Boston Freight taken through by steam at re-
duced rates, and with dispatch. oc SIT
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INHIBITION OF ENGRAyiNGs,

largo and beautiful collection Of ESss.v
INGS will THIS DAY be opened at mn. va "
Store. No, 2S Man street. under the ssnis.Lne.
Hotel. and shouio be pleased 10 show ths I'm y, %
VII" VIII favor me with q call being On. ~ =. ~.
sire to furnish Their pariors and chambers vii A.
Teachers ard schools win find a lara 49,.
ment of Studies and Paints for Greeian P.,sns~
which will DO furnished At fayorahe tsrms Nv.
any Northern market ALBEIT LIZ BRoCK =
oc 3-lw 9S5 NJ ain st., der Hpotsvood Ho,., >.
a. Examiner. whis and Enqsirer COPY. '''''
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ROARDiNG.- Individuals seekinx BOARD,
~ can lind II, with two rooEas on the second Il ,or
sIdtxo IN the thru. in ceI tfal tpailsn, ~ sp-
n, lns on the south side or Gface stree. juAt
enoye e'h., he r)osps are yefy large, and hAve
been Tecs .,tls repaired y oc 8 -7ss
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PROPRIETOR. NJ. JAS. NJ NIXON
Manager Mr.. T. BARTON. of Bsltimo~,ss'
Advert ng Courier. :. Mr.. T. U. TIDMARsIs'
of New Orleans and Tex
Supreme of ths Arena. Mr. r. ELLiNGs al.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08
BY LAWS.


lss. Msainqs. The Regular Meetings OF this
Club shall he held ON the evenings OF the second
a,d f,urt. Tuesdays of each month, NJ such places
a, the Club any dss;snite.
Special meetings nay be called at any time by
the President ct the suggestion Of three mem eri:
81 Qt,r1a Seven mcmb .rs oil this CLUB shall
COS, ,tifute a quorum to do business
H. Elections. The officers Vt the Club shall he
Oh ,scn every two months.
4th A9ra inlrnss ANY article Of the Ccnstitu-
ton or By L,ws. my he alt red or sInsnied OS 4
two-tlirls vote of the members present at any res
lar meeting.
Ga motion Of D. T. Phillips the Club proceeded
20 nominate and cleo, officers, NJ. j. l.. Wester-
welt intcrp,sei mDtion 70 record ths nime OF
those prcscn, no desired to become members,
which VAS taken by consent. An election was
then held which resulted a follows:
President, Washington Kelly; Vice Presidents
J,srph we-tcrvc cit and Amassa Johnson; Secreta-
~. ID. T. Phillips; Treasurer. VIM " Kendall
Upon call D.. Sherman aiiressej the Club
HeEaff thst A. citizens OF Infant. We have long
fen the oppression of IN: iron heel OF the enemy
Who h a. lon- rule bu, to ruin. Upon the success
ofshc principles Of the Republican party depend
the pcrpctuity and prosperity ofour common coun-
try II is the oaly palladium of safety to the lov
err Of freedom
Mr. j. Z Kendall in response to loud calls made
very appropriate and well-timcd speech. lie
mentioned the attempted the Democracy Of Chica
go 10 carry the approaching municipal election by
corrupt Means and slid TN Ut he would never
countenance any such means for the elevation o
the men Of his choice. The speaker paid vel
deserved compliment to DR. Sherman's speech
saying he could add nothing to it-and concluded
his rem ,rks BY plclgins himself to work nigh. and
day for the success Of the glorious principles Of Re
pab.icsaism-
J. westervelt anil I .Mattingly were called up
bat in consequence Of the lateRess Of the hour the,
excused themselv 81 from speech making.
Comm:t'ees we're then appointed as follows:
C. c. 6uck. I'r- Brown, NJ. Woodrow. Executive
Committee. Silas Morgan. D. r. Brown. JOSEPH
C-Leonari, Financial Committee.
On motioa of A Johnson unanimous vote o.
thanks was teadcreI to F. s. Elliott for bcauti
full an appropriate oakcn cIab presented to the
ganizasion.
Judge Fuller then made glowing speech. taking
the shove mentioned Club text
DE-. Brown apologized for of5cicus conduct in So
Letting persons to attend the meeting to form a
Club and said that it impossible for him to call
upon The larger portion of the Republicans Of this
to~nship, and hoped that none would be offended
bseasse of this seeming neglect
The Club then adjourned till the second Tues
day in his month.
WASHINGTON KELLY, President.
D. T. PHr-rIre, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08

TAKE IN THAT AuGUa Hole On last Saturday
night gentleman while passing under shed which
projects over a down .own sidewalk, saw n twenty
five cent piece lying before him. STOPPING dowr
TO pick itup it suddenly disappeared. Raising him
self up he it regain its former position. The
sentlem passed on his way, mcditatng ON the
mutability OF hum IN Affairs and the deceptive ap
pcarance ofthe moon when shining through al
augur hole.