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, 1860-11-13

Is s.a.cl III ::lis paper some days since, the
people have e.ec:cd a majority OF Rcpubli-
cans IL each branch Of our State Lczis!a-
tu-e. Democracy, so long in the ascendant
in Illinois. n.nn:;csts. however, = great tn
willingness to submit to The popular vc1.
dict; and ,acrc arc indications that III at-
temp: will be made 10 nullify it. In Nc
Do1ou-a county, for example, the Repub-
can candidate for Representative WAS elect
c. u q eiea: majority Of all the
vo:ca poilel Evea the Democracy admit
1lla !2:c:- Bat the present officers
of tia. coaar5 arc Democratic, and We arc
told .ae:y arc debating tho matter Of giving
the certificate Of election to the dclcated
caa3:Gatc for the Legislature. The prcte1t
for :i.s contemplated action is the follow
lag: Tie Republican majority in Prai-
RE Ci:v Precinct WIS 1856; but one Of the
CLERKS OF ;ac election, III footing up the pcll
l;s!, III :ie the majority 15o. Subsequently,
he detected the cr1or, md without crasing
the last figure, he corrected j: with his pen.
Tie Judges and CLERKS returned this poll
book to the county officers; and. notwith-
standing the other poll book was presented
10 them af.crward, they arc now bcsita-.
ting aao7t giving the certificate TO
the Republican Representative, and to the
Republican county officers who We're also
elected. We understand that the utmost
exc;temen. prevails in that county on &C.
c3Int OF this attempt to subvcrt the roru-
Jar will. Not even tic Oxford and kicla-
poo frauds, which hsvc made forever
Infamous the names Of those who perpe-
:raieil them, exhibited more high-handed
disregard Of law and justice than this pre-
c;oEs piece Of contemplated r;ilainy.
There was rumor in the city yesterday
tia; ~ attempt somewhat, similar in chnr-
nc:e-. was ,,cing made in Madison county
to give certificates to tic defeated Demo
cratic candidates for tho Legislature. 1t
remains to be seea whether these outrages
viii he coasummsted, Ant: whether they
Will he tarlcly submitted 10 If they arc.
, 1860-11-13

FouMD3Ntear the .:. seneE ess Of Cas-
Tho owner raa haTe It BY applying 1t Eo- 145 Acli
1Hn afrsAf n0l3A-E
, 1860-11-13


PERI
=: - l. q. Burch r.. Mary ". Burch.'
.SFArx or h11Sots. Du PAGE Co., ss.--hcary 9.
ss ssta y hs aax e. III T.
the above entitled cause that slncc the servlcf of
tho notice that application would b n,ada 10 the
Of said conlt to John u. Xoaps, of st. Ioui. TO
taks tetsio.ony Ct one Ellen c. Clark IN belalf Q.
ths rleieutani in said cause. the solicltors and
inquiry to be made IN it. Louis regarding the 1T
| nets Of said John n: Young. to net III
tuch c.'nmir etoner; and this dcpenent ,ves.
| liz believer, from information derived frpm
,snch inquiry that raid John n Young IL an Unfit
1er4on TO execute such commission; that this de-
pournt Il informed from inquiries thus made. TINT
the said Ju!n u. Young il perton Of bad chnrac-
| ter that he I. r~puted to hare nt one time bten
supported AID to have lived IN illels intesconste
with uegp woman that hc II addicted to hneits
fame. And This deponent In behalf Of said COM
| p1a1nant deei1ss TINT said commission shall not
to ,sa b. oa at n 1ePas s ss ssd sas TINT
4: ..leso. Joax Clos. Clerk
Theaboyc St. Louis deposition Of the woman
Clark is one already referred to in yonr col
umns. It was mailed at st. Louis Nor. eth
and will rclnain sealed until tho opening OF
the case. = e. =:
Commissions haye been Issued to ,takc The
/ dcpositions Of Emma 3. Banks Of New York,
md Hai1act Corning Of Albany, There is on
tlle dcpos1tion Of Gilbert L. Wilson Of Alba
ny, prominent lawyer, and brother Of Charlcs
tcL. Wilson Of ths Chicago Journal. It'll Told:
-mluous. was taken before, Hop-; 4. ). Hilton
and 1saac Edwards Of that city, ind matted
| from Albany Oct 31st.
suhpenas larc been issued in behnlfof nrt.
Burch to the following parties. well hnosn ts
many of your city readers Margaret o'Hafa
Carlisle noyd; Honoria Cook, Cyrus Bentley
Anna 4. Bentley, Charles Layton, .Hosmer a
JOHNSON, Cataarine L. 1shaud, (wlfe Of Or
lahacal Alice Frances Hubbard, Harriet c
Drown, William Il. Brown; John: DeKoyen
TboWas B, Carter, Cyrus P. Albee, Joseph. B
Doggett, .ctu.nahle to the present terua Of thl,
Count, aud also \ number Of blank eubp;o,niu
Il to both parties. '.. '.'r..: ~,-''.
The present docket Of the conrt contains S:
civil cases less than half dozen petty rascal
, 1860-11-13
YETNNYSSfeTA.

37 c special dispatch from Daniel Rho
rc-. Esc., Chairman of the Minnesota Re
publican State Committee, we learn that
I.:nco!n's minority III that State will exceed
10000. The gallant Republicans OF
Minnesota have covered themselves with
iclncr;shablc honor
, 1860-11-13
'ardly Realized.

N 81 n 'orrIole 'caia=hc ttls hancraoop, hand
stopped Into the hapothecaes hand sa5s Il to the
"caa yoa hsass 11a Of Al 'eat.cae?' Docs II k1ssc
Asd. saEs e. "He4csedins1F." SAYS III. hand upoa
that a gsve me Cepsal:c Pill naad poa 'oror i:
eusud Es 70 qu1cx taat 'a-dIy realized cd II za
'eadaeha.
, 1860-11-13

WANTED-Board in private
w Garaly. by youn: gentleman Who viii fura!sh
l3A oxn touna ana can give reiesenee8 II required.
Adlrtke -, W.." Post UiIc: Box i3*4., noI3s8I
, 1860-11-13
TIE ELECTIONS,


b. The Fusion minority III New Jersey is lSso,
o. about that, In the lat aud lid Districts,
Nixon! and 6tratton, Republicans, arc elected
IL Congress; aud In the Other three Districts,
pcrryIisteelc aud Cobb, Fusionists, arc elected.
In thc,,L Legislature, thcscnate stands II Rcpub-
lic,r, 10 Democrats, and Bell man. House
ID Republicans, q. Democrats, Bell men.
Tie Bill men hold the balance Of power. OF
th.Rel u men, one is known to favor the Re-
publici.ns, which will give them within ono
vote Of . minority. =:
, 1860-11-13

PuTue145.-Ten Mrs. Jonet, how Is that he13aehe?
sent cuse mo Ia Just tTeHty minutes. and Tx: you
PaTsseiAx.Miou ean. gss taen Il aas Druggists.
Cali for Cep*ac i1lis mad tncy never 1a and re-
MRA JoxKs-1 shall send for box directly and shalt
tell Al my suffering friends. Tor taey are KkAL
1x0.
, 1860-11-13
<8Hnrk from the Toombs.,t

The telegraph informs NJ TINT nj the 8outh
seuator Toonoa's resignation wns ''receivea
with great enthusiasm" We evouch for It, that
at the North, Senator Toon1s's enthusiasm
F1ll bs received with ttil greater resignation.
, 1860-11-13

TuKsrr Mll1toxs or DoLtARs sArxn-:sfr. SpaldtnS
hal sol tEo millions Of bottles Of hts celebrated psI.
eat ten dollars worth Of broken faruttu!r Tins max
III: a. aEGssEate of tEenty 9!llons q tollsI: re-
Having made his G1ue household word. lie nov prc
poses 70 DO the world still greater service cnrnI all
the ach3g he3ls with lii Cep!szc Pills and they
4. good u hi: Clue, Heaaa :Ac1 will soon vanish Rw:J
Ike SHOW In 1nfy.
, 1860-11-13

q ovkR ExcsrE4Kss. aad tho mental care and Anz.
fe Incident - cl3;e attention 70 b1a1e.s study
among te Numerous c2nscs OF NERVOUS Headache. The
dlordered state Of suta and body incident to tats fs
bitton. Sufferers br t:d4 disorder aiwaxx obtain
speedy relief from ta distressing attacks By using
0t the Ct1hAttc Pills whenever tit symptoms AF-
pear. l. a1i Tie ovestasked bsain aod soothes c
strained Aad nrFtn uervea and cInyca the tension OF
the stomach xic accompanies sud ag.ras otea
the dl.ordered cou1lston Of the brain,
, 1860-11-13
: THE CITY.


.PoL1cE.-Testerlayfs police matters were
very light. From what appears in another
item it .nay perhaps be well for time for the
policemen to stay al home, and catch burglars.
= Cit HOTEL ANIMAL DAL1-At the City
Hotel, cnpital1y kept by Dick some1s, the 9TH
annual Bali Of the employees Of the house will
take place on Wednesday evening.
Cnrncn DEp1c411oS.-Thc Calvary Church
on Indiana avenue, will be dedicated this eve
ming. Services commence at Z - o'clock.
Dedication sermon by Rev. z. II. Humphrey,
- CHICAGO COLLEGE or PuAHxAcr.-The
general introauetry lecture to the ensuing an
nual course Of lectures before this Institution,
will bo given at the Rush Medical College On
Tuesday evening, Nor. 18th, 1850, at 71-2
o'clock By Prof J. Adams Allen. Tho pub
lie and profession are invited to attend. Sub
| ject-" The Reason Of Medicine"
THE Co1sox OPEaAT1o CoNcKRr.-B6au
Hall was well filled BY brilliant audience list
evening, aud ut one Of the most charming con,
| ccrts ever gircn in this city. Madame Colson
uCE AEANA AtAAeA7 A4N I'll pAAkuC
here, were warmly greeted, aud won fresh
laurcls. Tie second and last Of the sczica
taxes plaee this evening: But, Grace, arc w
I not to hayc Don Pasqualc. At Cincinnati and
| not Chicago! That will never do. Give n,
one opera, sure. =
f. The GLoBE CATAsrnornE.-Largc gangs O
men arc still ut work clearing tho wreck Of III.
ill.fated Globe, which is Of coursc, worse thn1
:. adcad loss to her owners, since she will hay,
to be removed, ut large cost, from where sh'
now lies.
/ On Sunday two more bodies were found bu
rled In the rubbish Of the wreck, and inquest
were .hela yesterday morning. They wer
I identified Is William Jones and Patrick Far
:. rel, firemcn Of the Globe, Both belonged |,
Buffalo, and leave families there. There /
I still ono fireman missing.
- The two patients at the Marine Hospital
! oneof them the son Of Thomas Hals, Esq.
arc doing well. ..,: r.'
, 1860-11-13

-. ! EoFF1c1AL HETUkas.1
Wc publish the full vote for President In
the following counties, and the vote for and
'oraInsf A Convention to form new Constitu-
ton. aa far rs heard from:
, 1860-11-13

.:.Ar1aHksr !: .Cnuxr1. .PA.-oFE1o1lL-
coin 1G,7a5, Douglas Fusion G,7a5,, Douglas
straight o33, Bell 57o... Lincoln .o!er Fusion,
lo;ooa z =. -.
, 1860-11-13


f; "TuE ORIGINAL JACOBS. .~Taic first Wide
Awake Club that was organized in the United
states, Issues the following: :rs' :' i
!. TO THE WIDE AwAKrs o.. TIE rs1os. 20
:. HARTFORD. c.. Nor. Ga r. 1ar.x.
GREET1SG-"T The Original Jacobs. will:
meet Ior in Washington March 4tf, 1881 -
PHttl lbE1ru1A-The vote of7Phll.delphia
city is as follows :-Linc6ln; 30 223 regular
Fusion ticket 30 os8: Ltneoln'a
majority over Fusion, o,1so, over Fusion md
Ben, 2,s9. Whole votc OF city, "a, ,4o7. The
seiraissht Douglas ,g!pls: u counted will tic
regular fusion" "
'0n1o.-The Cincinnati Commercial. Of 6atur-
,dayT Thas table of 1najoritics from thirty-one
counties. footing up s5,o ,oss for Lincoln, being
Republican gain 2ince' the 0ctohcE fclcctton
OF co., Ltneo1n'fh4joiitJ ID Tic state l. In
t5c nclghborhood Of 10000. j. ! : =
, 1860-11-13

B 4 morning paper stated that McCon-
nell was elected Senator in the Sangamon and
Morgan District By one votc- This is untrue.
Jayne, Republican, was elected, and has got
his certificate. The following is the full vote ::
Jaync, Req. Mcconnell. Dem.
SAngampn. ...... -aG4s abso
Morgan. S5SS
, 1860-11-13

THE COUNSEL WITNESSES, oEpusl1Iuns.
,, T.om our own Roporsei.1. i, ~ i
NArEHvu1E, MoSpAr r. Z.
;: To-day, Monday, Nov. IL, OF by the court
calcndeEs, the second Monday OF. November Is
ordinarily q mar kcd day IN Il community ike.
Saperyillc, the pretty and thriving shire town
Il! your nclg,1boring county, Du Page. To talk
Of Napervillr, calls to mind the recipo Of good
Mrs. Glass Tor cooking turbot, " first catch
him" One faust first get to NapcErillc, which
is accomplished by stage ride Of eight miles,
south from Wheaton Station, twenty-seycn
IIi1es out OF Chicago on the G. & c. U. r. 4.
Du Page il In the It'll Judicial Circuit, with
VIII aud Grundy, Hon. Jesse 0. Norton Of Jo-
lict, presiding Judge. The terms Of the Court
are held twice each year, or on the Sd Monday
.. February, and the I'd Monday Of November.
4he people Of Du Page apparently do not Civ:
their courts very lively support, being most0f;
teen well to do farmers, who vote for Lincoln,
aud hare too much to do, to take hard in
court dockcts, other than as Jurors. The ecs-
siona of the conrt usually occupy less than:.a
week: '''
But "Court day" In tho couniry- means
sometnms:, anu to-day Is "tnat same aefe' rs
Witness lae onsy Streets ana me a1.enonnee oi
'oaoy " lne s"oss'n1aa1 men o1 oaa ou gage,
"no .a''.1's 'es'psa .sfse ses. u eettns ia !.
tthrlshed good]y "talling"' Of Sd quattcrltes,
no" 1eca tnemsesses entitled 10 Gay ou1
olnocf o. the tase5n' anu .ne usual 1fee-
doms Of the day, for to-day the Court opens:
About Ibis little town md Court ct its Dre-
seht Nosemocr term an unusual interest hanga
IRON Inc circumstance 'aat On les oocxet -sp'
~ Dcoahce1s' etanas 1he case huren r. oateh'
oclos Inc pcllt'on o. Isaac Il. outen, nahher
o. your cry 'or o'u o1 o'So1ee 1toa a.s uae
Mas5 w. norcn' ior 1sons ecl .ostn ~ 1'e
e"n'l'ia'n'' ens'sns ncs "t.u 1a1oe'.'s ~ ne'
n''A "" "'tu D.:n ,a.a4 70 ~ -
en1e'lso. 1oin'es4s VI oe.ioi'' a.'a oaee n.p
teseAa4I'e ~ eoi's'eoa ''ou tne oe1!o,t os' -
l''cl -:.t 81
Anc P3om'ncnce anu "cAta u LIE l'aftle>,
.ae e@1asc % -'is' ousen nastns oeea eel'ouseu
~ iic' onc'c' 41on' t.laetuA eofn'as' ol1A1o"ns
uel ',,ms' '..4e' Wv 80 W. = a. ~. r,
''on 4.oa'.' '!,e nu"'e' Auu p'onse ~
s''e',1 ~ ~ ~ =. 4tAtas. o4Au 49,
80 a.. e 80. e ~, ~ " 49, ~ .,.ss ~ ~ e.eas WV -
w .Aos. Ao@1 80 ~ :.
| Ae 1on'~ eo,4e@ 80 o
| ~ - r. ~ -..,.-...
-,.,,:' .
,, " s e'.. 80. p.s ..r.sE1.~. +,
w. ~, tc ae~ ouS - w e'.s 49,. 49,
, ~ w. t~,' - e.s s... t, ..s.:.,,-,.
6"o0 ~ -, ,,, -, -
- coaA-ApaG, iAlu "N4 eeI LIZ Oo1 I'll ttAA& AeAu
, 1860-11-13

Brcdkinrilgc's apparent plurality In the
State is 3os. Fuller returns may change the
r,n7rtt
, 1860-11-13

.ThfAA Ixfnnoftant. ca.

/: II the cotton States scecde, they will still
need Northern corn, clothes and combs; If
they refuse to purchase them, they. will hare
to 80 hungry, naked and ~ Il is easy to
zee which side will lose most by dissolving the
, 1860-11-13

1U{AI.......... -1tV13 VVQ5
Jayne's {Rcr,) maJority7. This confirms onr
statement Of yesterday, and fnsurcs the Senate
to tho Republicans by one majority, and makes
Trumbull's reelection to the United States
Senate certain, IS tho Republicans have the
Hnusc },y firr majority
, 1860-11-13
Gtbieagp:Gtiib,&tte, Gtb


NEW YORK; q
The New ior;s World oi Saturday figures
up L;ncoln,s majority. in New York. ut
61,14L 1t says that the complete returns
increase the Republican majority in nearly
erer. county.
, 1860-11-13

FELLOW CITIZENS: The hand Of God lies heavy
upon kansas. I"c:;s VI want are heard Ia her
years, who have contributed by their industry aud
talent to the wealth Ut our citJ and tho State, arc
to-day a%po,ns po,s t.".c sn,iere1s r; Me possess the
inesns; % s shail onr humaIits de:ert M rs % now: N'
Nr. John fUlE. formerly 4 lumber merchant in
sdluent circumstances In this city. and wen Known
to d large number Of our people. and whose iateg-
sufficient guaranty of the facts. .Ar. yok, through
rapine and famine. Is II c.?nply with his neigh
bors, IN very 1eedy clrcun1ttancea. In letter to
bc placed on the lit ~ 1azzasoni Or beesara bnt
~ men who arc wIiu: to laber for our bread. ~
ue also sdt, 1T I. hard for one circum<tauced IN
lhase bcrn to aek f"r aid ar. Volk Is il Ozark.
anderson county. Kansas: q township nine miles
wide h twenty-f n.;lcs III langth and sd olnuE
the southern tier Of counties. Al m.etsag Of the
cd IN agent to visi; city and State and To re-
ceIve such aid oar citizens IN their Prosperity
may he disposed To eivc. They: alro appointed i
Refer Committee of thr1e to receive ad distribute
such donations lnaJ be .iyca. ip ~ Intelligent
Vt Jo4s X"lK, Chairman.
- F,r. Wu1rcHEn.
MY. S11ckIzxAS.
The name Of tue Chairman, Of this Commit
tee Is sufficient Guaranty Ii our people that
their charities will bc faithfully applied. This
township is ono OF the u.ost destitute districts
!. ID tho State, although many are similarly situ-
atcd. The necessities, Of The people require
iour, pork, potatoes, seed wheat, seed oats,
clothing, ctc': In all, It will require the valac
In these articles or c,sh at least $4,000 to keep
them from suffering and starvation, and glye
; them IA small supply Of grain for seed. It is
in this towsnllip that not long sinec:a woman
died by, starvation, as related by Ar. Army, and
the newspapers. i>' -:
All donations from our citizens will he ae.
knowlcdycd BY the Committee so that alt mnJ
be satisfied that their dopations ase faithfully
applied Mr: Maccoon will visit onr citizena
tllIs week and solicit donations; and We believe
Be has a certificate Of his appointment, under
the seal Of Anderson county, signed BY j. 7
Campbell, Judge Of Probate Court, who takes
occasion, also, 10 state the dcstltutiou of thit
mart OF Kansas.
, 1860-11-13

OGIeeby and Dufnmers
By special dispatch from Springfield, last
evening, NC learn that Oclcsby's majority is
s994 and Dummrr's IL
, 1860-11-13

Cnrncu DEpIcA11oS.--Thc Calvary Church
on Indiana avenue, will be dedicated this eve
ming. Services commence at Z ~ o'clock.
Dedication sermon by Rev. z. II. Humphreys,
, 1860-11-13
a1nugfl1Rnt6.


Etr nA"TH-r- ~orco~r,..
AL. PAULINE AOIcON'S
kfE
nr,,-,v-,w.s.- .n.wo aav.-n~
FuSt1l1Ea1 la3t bhAa4 GtAEkRlb
ALLAH e5' Ho'' "1'
AT.BRTAN HALL,
On k!ch occasfpn zhe VII, ~ hv taa ft.ar,-
reuowlet nr.t:ts,
Pstma Do,.::a; E2lt;St,.:. FEgri. sUsiS!. ~
NExIQ.
it'd %iea ar nss 49,, peen es o's carefully r.
PART F1Rs7.
s Eowa7ra. Ha.tta .-'"" Hri~nsl
j. Ave Na.la b. saubr-s 80. M,ds,ae t:*isun
T. pasts af.!tata --.. Gad. ealson saa Bstzaol.
cz,a =, ,a. o- .,
pr.ltai Cari..o: boa Giovanni Md. celso:
+. I rGstte: N:.rMk Nd Solson ana Mis- kellogg,
aaaiah'e coison at'* kellogg. BEtsnoH. Fenl
, 1860-11-13
Indiana.


The returns arc complete save two towns
Estimating thclr vote at that polled last spring
for Governor, the result Is as follows:
, 1860-11-13

Cincinnati. st. Louis aud Chicago.
The following is the vote cast in each Of
those cities nj the late election:
, 1860-11-13

An should not fail to rad the advertise
ment Of Prot. Wood In to-day's paper, sesly.
, 1860-11-13

coAL On. LAxrs--The largest stock west Of New
York at Is Clark street. Kerosene Oil, 10 gallons
noki4f IL II WnYlBIH
, 1860-11-13

M - r r I B d.
Eov, 1eth. BY the Row lsobttt Colyer. tRA JEWELL.
EsQ., aud Nils ANNIE EEDiuE, both Of thlA city.
, 1860-11-13

remember tho throbblos temple the fyers brow. the
aoa4kiaE md disgust shs slight of food How totally
oEn Of the Cepaalc Pills xoll have relieved 700 from
ths and ptef parooses you should alwHJ9 have box
Of them on hand u rss ~ OCCASION requires.
, 1860-11-13
Nen> advertisements,

{. IT. scRlPE.s. Adss7tistng agent. 6 Dear.
born IT.. II authorized 10 recsise Adrtr4ls<entsJ far
tisand az Tie L<ading Pap<7s Of 44 NtrA.oe.f
, 1860-11-13

sF Ladies viii remember that M.a. corniu., at
No. 80 Quincy ttrect, Is tho place to cot Dress
Maxim. done. Nome better in the citr.
, 1860-11-13

~ 7. G. SIXTH j. Co., corpersraiths. Brass
Cock manufacturers, dealers in Wrought Iron Pire,
Steam and Gas Fittings, at low prices, rs Wash
lneton street. noy1n1s
, 1860-11-13

d f d.
On Saturday morning At I O'clock, HELEN L, Nile
ef Sylvester Lazued, ka4n Of Detroit.
, 1860-11-13

GsE4r D,scnrxsY-Amons tbs most Important Of III
the great medc4l discoveries of thas NAV be con
sdcfed tho eysffm of vaccination for protection from
small ror the Ccptalic Pl for relief Of IeadAche and
the Of Qalnine for the prevention Ct FcSa ethcr
pcaeucca BY suffering humanity long .AteE taef ti-
coyertsa ur8 forgotten.
, 1860-11-13

GAs F1x1rnEs.-$15,U0 ,U00 Nurth Of new styles Just
received at 3 Clark strect.,, ::
noG12t Il. II. WuNAETu.
, 1860-11-13

~ Tho Annual Meeting Of the Illinois State
Temperance Union Il to be held It Metropolitan
Hall, in this city, on the 5th aud 9Th Of December.
Hon. Neal Dow and other prominent speakers are
to b. rrr.eEt.
, 1860-11-13

TOR SALE-A handsome Cana
L dan Toucy-seren year. o1d-perftetly sound and
gentle ii harnces nndxr saddle cae4p for cash a.
pled for immediately. loQurs 1t J state street.
nnt3y.t
, 1860-11-13
COURT DAY IN a SHIRE TOWN.


Outline Of the Case thus Far.
, 1860-11-13

- Solidifed Milk, pure and fresh, ro.de from
pure country m1lk, sold bJ E. Il. Sargent. corntr
State and Randolph strreta, :.
, 1860-11-13

WANTED IMMEDIATELY
~ Two 8rst-cla;s Wagon DiAcls1lths, to whom
stes3r enlplo, nent and good wase4 vii b- given
None but tr1uet1t1 need apply. laQ Qaire 1t Is
South Water etE-ek GacAX0. HI nvl31tW
, 1860-11-13

WTANTED-A Cottage located in
W the North Division Apply. Stating situation
sad rental to Box 30 70. fost Oshct. nol3A@t
, 1860-11-13

E Election Ia over, and u,any e1poet new Hat
to sett1o differences. The difference, in Fists Of al
kinds, can be found at Sam. Dunn & Co.'S, Hatters,
l01 Randolph st. noyl4t3t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-08
+, S@brqg0geq5.
The German ADYERTlAEH,

3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor
published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advert sements reasonable
FFIcE. BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-08

Snl9an9e IN ttrer tlsnen 8eoc, NIT Der tie n,A
tmmfr nt6t auf's 8cine setcmmen mar gr
9'nS unt'roeiIen in ras 8itoer,immrr nan g,hrte
mtf Der balb oermuntert, balb unmutb u f,roer,
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S'lpr9t eer aud i'm 0ouceertoufc ieinr Qnups
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