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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-07

III u NJ N ELLIS

(F0RMERLY OF STEELE 4 HUNNELL.)
Flooring MILLS.
WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL
EVANS VILE, IND
HEVHTS We ID n ST.5 RKKSH.u Es.NsT
~ j. now in full operation, with new and com
plete Machinery of the latest STYLE for Planning and
Dressing Lumber, Planning and Growing Flooring
making Doors and sash Mouldings, Window
Blinds, and every other description of work done
in such establishments. - -..
All work at these Mills warranted to he well
DONE and Will be offered the lowest cash prices
Dry Poplar Flooring and Misunderstanding CON
staDtly on hand, aud will be sold for cash
Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern.
Sitting and all kinds of Saving done to order
and in the most approved style.
jy22 WIN. HUNNELL
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CO ATny

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
once on Water street, between Main and Locust.
Coal, in quantities of less than 70 bushels de-
vered any part the city, at 10 cents per bush
AT thc pit, cents JOHN WYMOED,
oct9 Secretary and Manager.
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For County Commissioner.

we are authorized ia GnnOWne IN. ":
Foster a candidate for County Commissioner IN
the First District of NahderbuTgh County
HIVE are authorized to announce the
name of JOHN BUMP, of German Township, as n
candidate for County Commissioner in the Third
District of Vanderburgh County.
Thomas clifford SCfH ssres Count q
Commissioner for the First District If elected
Through the sOIicffafiOn Of many
friends hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office OF County Comm issoner.
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For County Treasurer.

EdftOre journal :-FIease Announce
my name s "A candidate for the office of Treasurer
of Vanderburgh county at the ensuing October
election. JOHN ). TERRY.
.Hessrs. Please announce ngV
name a candidate for the office of County Treas
at the ensuing October election, and oblige
]. W. VIcKERY.
Mr.. RdiEOr:-EIeass ana ounce the same
of ]. NJ. CALDWELL as candidate for County Treas
urar at be next October election. mario.
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knowledged American Aurists, viii continue to
treat DEAFNESS and all kindred diseases for
few days at the Washington Hotel. . He that hath
ears to hear, let him hear ug.l4-dtf
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HRICTURE 81 RR.4UTsFgK C0E.
N lection OF Pictures, either plain colored
of all sizes and at low prices, at
augS DOBELL Il C0NYNGTON'S.
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TTTgs!- WTgsIl- WTgsH:- BatchsEOr's
Wigs and Toupees surpass all. They are elegant,
light, easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behind-no
shrinking OF the head indeed, this is the Oply
Establishment where these things are properly
understood and made-l6 Bond Street, New York
marl7- lvrd&w -
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Oh Pumps with iron aud wooden tops, bored
and zinc Tubing; also Cisteru and Force Pumps, at
AugS GEO. :. SOENTAG Il co.'s.
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Tor COrOner

We are authorized 10 announce the
name of Mr.. GEORGE G. WALLER, the painter,
Independent candidate for the Office of Coroner of
Eanderburgh county at the ensuing October cleo
ton.
John H-Gynsan - "a candidate for re-
eaction for Cornoner in Vanderburgh county. .
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II K.ME gS.HFT q Avn Gray, 70
-4% sale in any quantity by
juiy2S GEO. FOSTER & co.
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Special Notices.
n sH1PLE or MO .N-OsAs

Division No. 81, S. of Tasr9oE
7HM EETS EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, OVER
@kH the Telegraph Office, on Water street.
A. c. HALLOCH, W. P
RIB. HART, W. A.
II. L. Bricket, r. S. Z. Brown, A. r. S.
NJ. Sherwood, T. S. G. Liant, t. r.
W Storton, c. G. w Henson, A c.
George Goodge, 1. 5. b. T. Gillett, 0.S. -
July27
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60 THE HUSTINGS JUDG1. -Every
49, cltixen is interested in the ~ ction of
tne best quallfed man for this ONCE Ami ! shnnid
nOs peIn!s mere personal or social infi, ences TO
.t ~ -. 70 .ao Wlnef that theee three qualities
i.o~":.e ssonuet 20 1000 Judge !: It. Legal
fsonsness. And. 3rdly. ca,ae;tv Jor b. .s;msss'-
now In weighing, as b., sdnn IT, Se d"a, Al ry the
Snalihcatlops Of the several candidai Al for this
hlgh office, he can come to mo other 'cs,pciusion
Esc y ~ ;ths s ote for PEACHY r. tRATTAN,
Gss. !" Ltaoo any special associatio q with MIR.
,e II ID politics, church, or in tn os0clai cir
U,e, ~ ~ nevertheless, long regard - him
mdn " me most unbemished chaTacts ", of sound
.ent. decided industry, and of nsnch legal
~. nlng and experience. In an hone: purpose,
~ ,wever. to satisfy himself beyond d Oabt, ~ TO
enc correctness of these conclusions, the writer
has lately INTERCEPTED several highly Intelligent,
legal acQualntances, (nOt signers of Mr. Grsttan's
oardD ~ to Mr.. G.'s qualifications. and it 10 some
what singular, that three of the number made sub
stantlAlly this remark viz: The citi@es Of Rich
nond should CONGRATULATE themselves on being
able to secure Mr.. GRArrAN's services ~ These
gentlemen were met with accidental ty On the
Erect and lnterY0gAtod, and it does nm to the
writer that such q compliment from the % lnteli-
gent. disinterested judges, these lawy really
are. should go very far to settle the o Nnions OF
the most Wavering. DEMO Graf, \
je N-2tTh&M sd ~ W : 9-al-- - l"l
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following remarkable statemsnt was called forth
' a rs y on . Hsa nsSs
.e &c = ne ssssl
Iimss: The fa'ts are strong ones, and s1sak ior
Ny attention has bssa called % xIos. is stack
made in the SepteMber number Of medical veri :
:o:d Fl & b, CITY ss,; Il
overwhelmingly the editor. Who u guilty Of
isss Ss Ss. e asd p. e
Enjs,ss 4. ssv dc tue Sls Ssls Of uninter.
ea9erlag-I should b 1scsesns - ever sense Of
justice % every sslins Of gfaslfads. and to every
bs.a. tssf'S ssSs: Sss s:
as e Hscss sa end Sad
ssts sssiss = hssisS. i g sres1iy mlsrspr .
$3.50 2. ~. ~ cHn sass And while en- said 70
for seventeen year. was The victim Of ssthna
coa:altsd b, Ko6i1t HsS;s: Who mo !. ON oaes
nsdeisss = & 'ssssrSsd .s $ssf e s co
vinsea - thssI sas II the nsA kssds. .srss-
l!ovine as1sf ~ 1Ss:i.sst, satl liz ncstSs nd
S1spaed, wh1n toHsd nysslf conelsselY relieved.
hsh naa AZ IA Si
g. 9 e: g: - NJ sssh ksIpS lssalss
slsfss iet6f 81 sesss 6sli4ysss & - q Ps H..
q ss ~ ssfs 8 s sss:
sUs & = - safs, sse9sd1
Ese {. a. b ..ssss go
= ~ -, I'D ealek iostA osly by
~ 80 "a ~ fi @st 81 hSf e e
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UNION PRAYER MEy:TING...
nations will BE- held every ATE RNOON this
week: under the auspices of tho Young Mems
Christian Association, at the LE.:TERE ROOM
Of 81, the BROAD STREET n ETHO 81 4
TEhhUkGh, lMr. Duncan'O froy till I o'olock.-
veil a. al are avted to attend
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THE SUBSCRIBERS TO Tn
ID, Fair Grounds and their improvements Q.
the vlrglnla Central Agricultural Society are 70.
specially notified that their payments duo on tie
ist o. iast April are requlred as there are OFT
/, The Collecting Agent, M. JAS CHAMBER
LAYNE, Will present the claims in few DAYS.
when 1t II to 30 hoped they will be met.
c. DIMMOCK.
Je lS-St Sec'y and Treasurer VIC As.
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ST. a:1saE siit h|sf1t tfs1sttfsfsIs
:. -. =. 80 -. BAKING f6wDER.
|. %: zs@sfs's rnf.llibls Baking Powder.
Uss 1emple's Infallible BAKING Powder.
To save one half the Lard commonly used in Pss.
try, Biscuits, &C.,
les Ssnple's lnfallible BAKING Eovdsr.
To save time, labor and expopse,
Use Semplo'a Infallble Baking Ilovdar
r ''s =ss3@ JOHN ". 0ARLfCG. - !
Sole Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
For sale By Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
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lBY TELRGRAPH.1


BALTIMORR, June 2O.-The Convention met
at O'Clock this evening, and adjourned until
10 O'Clock Tomorrow. The Committee is still
unable to report. y -
MI. Avery, Of North Carolina; Salisbury.
OF delaware, and other Southern delegates.
waited on Dean Richmond, chairman Of the
New York delegation, to-day, with a pror
sition to admit all the seeding delegates. nj,
the understanding that no candidate 81. ali IL
nominated who was voted for at Or ariestou
Lane, Guthrie, Davis and johnson bnt r. Is
not probable that it will be accented. " -
There is no foundation fer the report that
the Douglasites threaten to withd raw from
the Convention under any circumstances ~
rs rumored that the delay Of the com.
mlttee's report IL intended to embarrass the
Seceders' Convention, advertise to meet in
Richmond tomorrow. This. howevsr IS M ~
Deiieved. a. the President of that Conyen tion
ana the South Carolina delegates, and Others.
alS IN hlcnmond, ready to meet and adjourn
1Iom day to day until the rising of the Con-
Fentlon. alsgg -.s'igW e-a - 81 .lc.-
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RICHMOND ACADEM r OF
o>>S> MCSIC.-The members of the ri ,ov so :
s,ssy are rse .h. to meet this tTaUltsL AY)
Tor rehearsal and other business. ~ -.
BY order Of the President.
je 2l-lt* +. w ROSTER. So,
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a,m., 81 = SSrSfHEihy!LLE, Va

80 lbemarle Insura ace Co.,
5 OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.-.-. Sal 900.
WIN +. EARLY, Dr. NJ. l., ANDERSON.
B. H. Mag RUDER, THos. l.. FARlsH,
10 IN COCHRAN, G. T. JONEs,
Tn, os. WOOD, DR.. CHAs. CARTER,
.-.-s g{sss.,s b. g. FLANAGAN. ea ~
49,. Az s..-. - VIM. T. EARLY, Pres't.
Jon WOoD. Jr., Secretary.
The undersigned continues Ia issue FIRE POL
ICIES fur this really sound, reliable, well-man-
aged, L oss and Diridend paving Company.
{ II has paid large amount Of losses, and also
quence OF the secure investment of its assets. is
likely to 9, ntlnue to pay all just claims msde upon
it through his agency - it has heretofore done.
Policies on good risks issued promptly, and on
the very besI terms Apply to :. 49,
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1~ orncad leS9mArn,ne ma...a
boro GI3his Oonv( =. 0erO fooues no -
chan 3hsir bloc Ykets Tor the - oue1
and the consequences was that when they came
with their biae Acksta ihsy uers rsfussi ID.
mtttAnco but q SOON = the doorkeeuor nm.
without any dificuity' Ard X a6v rnsn6sr has
hoou xofpsed admisaior n IN sSeea~h1osoWn
mutt. fAppiause md come hisseo I - !
6r.I--. 81 Ptausylyan{a II WAs present
Eiehsf) demanded Submission. He had 4 blue
ticket and Wa denied hAmiesion On tbaf blno
ticket. h stated there that - Was q uembeY
OF this Copvenfion. and pledged my hoaot
70 the eoItiornan who Ma Sctine g Oficer a
the door that knew Mr.. Fisher TO be . meme
her Of he Con vention. md ashea htm TO al.
| low Mr.. Fisher 10 como in, But ho denied
him aAmission, ana pushed him hack rather
cause Of complaint al such treatment. AZ ar
rs could. endeavored 10 obtain admission
for him. when could not succeed In that.
the Convention. andr asked him TO enalsavor 70
HINT d The Sereeant.at.Arms and send him
out. "a .ss "a. sss5tg5ga.a .eaa8I sas I
A note was received from the committee ON
credont tails saying that it would not report
until WednesdAy. i slnssaN sif iiia ~ :
MI. Steuart, Of Michigan, moved that the
Convent ion do now adiourn. .ga
Cries Of Hear Mr.: Fisher" and adjourn"
M. ~ n9eIs. % 49, s 10.AEA re =
- 80 ~" ti.,n.n Fro.v, Niohi~~n fn6r
Ger ior sne Sensse ..n'.. 81 I ~:
osc.as! :" tros,, v;r.;n;c M E;.rera !. rron
~ ssoMos si~.. vae.IA" NAA' 's'A - ~kOA
l1c moor. la."ueL.o..J
~ -. Ca ~ .c~o-t;rI~ .>,;;nr.,.a
o.. ~ NJ '-S- -~S'- >--S A'>-
~ ~ ~ ~ s.,;oSr,.rt ~ n. Corv.r@,n,
Ia cr, sae srS r.da Sor M E.hov " VIZ
rns. mho ~.s one ~ tho IN: rie-tcr .se..i.rs
In. nd ~nO - ~ H. " Vtcs Presi1er,s n ths
nuL o.sy vNo ~ ~ ~. ~ ~. .,In,s -.
.sacuuvnu ~. ~. - ~ so..n.;o. .....S~r+
~ ~ ;h. t"s LIZ So na. .o -. .-SaS
"a: aa9'.s -. I'LL -, .;S ~ - ~lP---sos
~ ~, ofh;s h.r;n. .aceI.d ~ nh..,estnr os
oIH Ts ~ hi Rvrdsrs Of New yorr "a. .,.o
S n i, - ~ n~o "a ~ "a r. "so
~ ,ecyo an.mnrrow .1,er~oon NJ o,c1oci the
" - Az 49, prss;de~t ~ ~. ~ 49,
t11r;.. ~ ~ s. Name him no. don't ksen The sa.
cret to yourseif.ni '> = -, ~
,,sm WITH. namin,v ." red ~est then s~ .~nsaS
the .,ndience for : fsw mirntrs nroc1a;nc;n
h;mseif "a An anmirer Of Thnma. TsfIa-.o11
and 4aneral Jackson. He Kent the honss IN .
ro.r IF isnchter for some time The crswdaS
dress circle of ladies ENJOYING the scene vsrv
much. A heavy shower Of rain kept the vast
crowd of snec tators and deIeoates from AZ.
nersinr, and the am usement was kent ~, ur-
III the 1i9hts were extingnishei Nv tha scoro
rai nnerjnten.lsnt of the honsa
O"' 49,
~ -" - AVoM'
The Arkansas case was taken up and pre- |
senteo oy Cot: hinoman, OF Helena, Ark, |
from the Charleston seeding delegates, and |
by MT Hooper, OF Madison, from the contest |
ants. '4e'
During Col Hindman's remarks he designa- |
ted the Convention held at Madison, where |
the contestants were appointed, as mass
meeting. ana said that mot more than one hen- |
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RUNAWAY0.

- 90 REWAR d.. RAn away from Brad,
ley's Brick Yard, near Manchsstsr. = small
n.n.d MxRcE CIi Il IL S ss1t o. o. black rss
IL. pantalOons. with brick ard mud on them.
Ten dollars will be paid for his delivery to rs.
PULLfAM l. CO, AuctiOnsers,
10 0Ats ese Odd Fellow Nall.
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Ne4Haksshs III HsacHna % ". ssR' e
s1o mile: rom si. q city. on the flsnt
notice will b given whom the trial viii como of
For su ard f
81 tSre Shinr and cle.nins from 6oo TO 900 bushels
ss.as.s vii b Governed ssoo5a,sf e 81 fs.il:;
Of k sss nsssaf Jun. 10. 1880 = j. =
& SiLLoS ss ,S sl ,s 3: 70 !, Rich
sssf e tori 81 IN; :.
e.: ,Is a Il e sr
6: :s' :fsss' IL SSSs'
k0N.DIaEcT IMP0karA s1.! H; !.ad
:S 81 II =: 81 : 81
u: !; !: . e.
os,,es aicnnosY. !. n.sv'. .l. g 8: sco.,|
THE fOrs u ts,s con S psny :. aus &. JULY,
1850. viii b paid It TIC .UPioS Bank Of New
York dssag Al he month Of Jaly. lssss atlsr that
aS' :. e S"'' q 8. & vS6sHAx. r,..s
4sz 81 SEE l s.s Z : sS
sseaS Daf sisGs.
nsS. F.%shlsss. x,sins lal! ssrssessss ssss ssd
sSs kssY 80 RH i sAsSEsTEs.
sssGns msny .dssnt:ssS. entirely nsya a. = shs
.ssss. dan ssses.s 80. ~ ssssssss = NOV
e sssslss ss f,Ssed' y faif&.
e Wv Z - = -
ES11G1RY con IlAa.-A Inost aelieioas cau-
~ neF dfiak, lifeelv fssn 0sr1bs{i s1zF ~ y
s.ts,e-,v. ~ Ne. . EsshAsse Bissi.
D091 W1NE.- FAs ane.e pOAT ever caevsd
fe{ salA il his eitss hesssse - efSek b VR3ssa;
~ = ~ ~. .ss.a s.4s No.s Exskases Nook
.0wxvIIT16 0A00 gs75 I1TSEa
az & gTa4a ANONYMITY ,,,ssx
,.,..,...,.. TES 4 !Is.!. ! tssfc, K,
nnsLD60N'0 0I0o Ar O0o1-Te eos
= 2 - - ssn.ls' ssfakkh p1x or rArcY.
ha-assps 4 fsis =. 80 -.
i UMo9qS f0SaoPe I'll eass0r!sss Z
sssss!l G. - ssll1j e. 81 abe,ss~
lsls.S1:a q. Aehlaes. aassEs. ss..9.YA.
~, ~, : =; = :: ! Is; !; = (
ssss : - 80. - l1lL1x 3 a.
!! i! 4
I: = j :''dS; '!'!i;s
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M Goods for Gentlemen and Boys. :.

IA Goods for Gentlemen and Roys-
CLOTHS and CASSIMEREH. > 49,
Silk ard MsrseIIles VESTINGS.
GLOVES HDKFS. and SUBSCRIBERS.
Large stock Of tao celebrated NALBRIGAN
IA LF-HOSE, the best made =
G. ,tton and Linen SHIRTINGS
-. - Also FOR FAMILIES: eE,@ .
TOY velings., Napkins: Table Damasks. Linen.
80 FOR FARMERS: ..s,es
Larg., stock of Goods for Seryants' Summer and
Winter Clothing. FEKklNS CO.,
je A-tJy No. Al Eagle Square.
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The MUTUAL BENEFIT 1IFE INSURANCE
CilMPANY-Ofhce.l $50 Main street. 81 = y
This Company makes yearly dividends, and pays
theI9 to the insured while living. Dividend Jan.
list. hN0; = per cent. Only half the premipE is
the 9th . half is loaned to the insured, at per
cen js son = : Knowles l. wALFoRD. As'u. =
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Ccrrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs IN North Carolina. = t3
- GAP CIVIL AIIrGH Any 10 AZ q \

H. = uno AZ, loov.
ton party Of North Carolina for Governor,
and Gov. John W. Ellis, the Democratic nom
inee, met here to-day and engaged in discus
sion. The former commended that the Consti-
to give the Legisl atnre power to lay an ad 90.
lo,e1n tax on negroes In this State-While the
latter thought the Constitution should not be
amended for This purpose. ".~ 81
A great deal of rain has fallen In the last
two weeks, and during portion of this time
the weather has been so cold as to retard the
growth Of corn. It is now delightful, and
corn grows rapidly. Oats are fine, but wheat
looks badly, in most places. MADISON.
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LEGAL RArE OF INTEREST IN WISCONSIN,
wisconsin has reduced the legal rate Of inter-
est from IL TO ~ cent, and allows two years
Tor the redemption OF lands which have bean
sold out on mortgages. = !
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ef AED DANVfILEl 1901.
pINcEMF.,I@R AILROAD.-SUMM AR

4la AZ, ;fiRR5 $H%$Svll% I%;AAEE5 %
zsS sSSfa sESS H&
1sns.ep 2i ss.
dssxe klSMhn sn2 daily teTcept sunday. q
NC Also, for the Montgomery or; w Whits. yellow
snd Red fd %
Ley. D:pvi,!s dt!!y: !ssssg. ..
n ssS%ona i o ''o A.
The Mail and Pa.senEer. Trains not both
Kie6mond, Fredsricf.Surs and Potc@so sairo ese
James Rive5 stea@bests to Norfolk and Old Point.
IL ;Ss apply at T. WoakslL. ss.
m y MI sSs AZ Hssse
aft.s7. &. I'd I'll is s:x' here at o'clock
e # ths stssmsr., State room and meals included.
foF The sst 2 S.gp 1 Ys,H Of Ss
S.sssfe e Norfolk .s@s :: y s9s river bo.ts.
up 70 he hoss II and
Consisnsss are reeuested to send for theirEoods
Freight 70. Boston taken at moderate rstes. and
forwarded With dispatch. sfa s(fI"~ 80
Tickets and Berths secured 1t our ofice or on
i sl-1t = LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
nERx<. FOR SALE No.
city, made TOP BUGGY and. HAIR
oi ;s az e ssd BY . SGD to 4. C. LAYNE:
- NEAT LITTLE FARM oF2s ACREs,
&EEss SSsHRi3oHWFE kI TcHHSSMSRKhRf AhB3H
We are authorized BY Mr.. J. n HoeHich Go seiiI
bic neat little Farm, located - above, adjoinini:
the larns OF Messrs. Ro. H: 6tyll ead 9. Y. Ian
dunn The tract contain: IS acres, in . hiea stats
OF cultivation. The buildings on it are al new
and are remarkably neat and attractive.
T4HMs.-Very hberal-say, j. : and years. bear
'ns Df0SSs oBD sfSp,sd 1PpERsoN
n GoyERNOR,s MOUNTED
S,on a x d. n,F Fkfnsv e. the 0ld Fsr
fully equipped. Arms n order Tor I'M in.
s1souos. Pusctusl attendance required.
J. ny, p e'd e. e. & 81 Si 4ifif|1i
n HEADQ'RS F CO.. l.r RECT YOLs-l
n.s.-v Rlchmond, Jana nth. 16o. i
I'll. sss",.n, q. . e for drill 1;
DAY, the 9lst inst. ct 81 o'clock r NJ, p5oI nptly,
saWpped - tOlowe: Jaeketp, hte pants, "a ieires
ca4s tcHver OIL white waist and cross BELTS boxss
M scabbards, With Twelve percussion Gaps Aach.
|. iea1-as G1EvE9 q DUDLEY. lst s.rr'. |
i c0ast4tsEaEl kkii1s 8. tJ hSs;F, |
ATTEND ,sssl.s 9Th TR & s1 Tfha asss
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4 g. B-sH zas os ARRlVED,a z. ssS sad usoi !
Steamer virginia, Kelly, from Ri chmond,
steamer BOlvidore, koeno, 80 V'+-'
sss.e 81 sassAss oAiLEO. snF3Essif 81. j
Steamer Virginia, Kelly, for Philadelphia. ~,
steamer Bolvidaro, k0ene. for Baltimore
Bremen bark H0henstauffou, Lam kin. loaded
with tobsoco. Tor Bremsn: s14s1esy iag /
Nxw YoRx, June ls.-Crd, schr.a J. N. Thurs
ton, kichmond. June l9-Cpd. stmr. Jamestown,
BxLSAsT, June a-Arr'd, schr. Bay State, Fer
Gnson. James rlyer. sid. nth, sohr. r. p. Chase,
1f;1x1SFE, !q9s lssl'd. schr. L. N. Godfrey.
. kocKPoHr. June z.-Sl'd, schrs. Crisis, Reuear.
Norfolk. - A"~o'' AA"i -
u h n June 4-Ent'd out, ship Peppsril,
4, BREAERHAvEN, May 3o.-AIr'd, shin George.
BrOdersOn, Richmond. S ~'"'eo'
oBALIIAORE, juno l9.-Arr'd, schrs, Southwip
reter.bure; Mary, Tecumseh and Good Hovs. H.
=; Cpd, stmr. William .Heldsn, FFederioksl,nr ~:
S W'uI rIovldSnce, Norfolk; Z. D. McCienahsn,
ds oP June Sin por brig Mary cspen.
,!rrHsILAHDk1PHlA. June 19-Crd, stmr. Ps,.n.yl-
Gree,:;n hiPsnmSnd schrs Nellie D.. RcI .mond
MIA, Norfolk. ~ SUM- W .alceoo-
NonsoLk. June ls.-Arr'd. schr, Rsipds, ;, p;.b-
E; SlooP stafford, Port Walthal al: q schrs.
1n1aoetns Petersburg; Lynnhaven, Rich mond.
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The French Emperor seems to be enjoying
unusual exemption from the ataack ~ of his old
ensmies, the Reds. It must have been 1t least
thres months since assassins have made IN
attsmpt upea his life. "A grand ball was the
occasion embraced for tbs last attsmpt, but ,
timsiy discovery saved the life, not oaly OF
the EnpsroE, bat Of many innocent psssons.
II wan b remembered that TIE enterprise bf
ORsIxI was also undertake.. as m4at Of thsse
projects are. 1t the risk Of the lixss Of multi
tadss OF ineasnsive people. This fact is Of
itself ssineisnt TO show the deprived and
naardsrous character OF the persons epgassd
In 1t. It would - unjsst to stismatize the
gallant French people ~ having any sympa-
my viii midnight murdsrsrs, Very fsw
Frsnchmsn are Implicated Ii such crimes. The
Emperor has sssa remarkably successful in
getting rad q most Of the native born saseals
and assassln'. whose ill-favoreA eenatsaaacss
have eimess snursly disappsassa fsou shs ~
city q Paris. sgTFa9 : $500
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- ssfi g assa@ ARRIVED, sESGS - 80
0chs. Caneo.. GillinGhan, lockland, ioss lG8hs
and spArys y. Werdweu Z Co.. s.ss y...Es.rs 81
Uchfs tynnhsvon, Croker. Norfolk, lumber, J.
etmF. Echo, Tindan. Petsrsburg, mdzs.. Mil
spsugh / Mead.
.sqoD kiehisd niDkms, Godfrey, n. O.. shinslss.
Whitl0ok 4 Con. gttae 81 81 80
Sloop Uncle JsG Hawss, Aocomac. oats. MIL
0Dough / Read, 'e ~ f1sSt.
last
Hchr Metbourn. Jamenon. light. 1888 aslts
echr.. Kate i alahAn, KallAhea, WashipGtoo ,vlA
Port Walthall. coal, MilIspangh Z Head. -,
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u>,r... 81
Oh $4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
.,,vs, or! W ~ 81 REGARD 70 COST.
- SIS $500 WORTH OF
At 80 per cent. below cost.
SILK ROBES q rs. cost 90. -s
ss229XEsfkssf ss 5hkkEs rs? l1 SHkREeEsp.;n
amt Printed Bereges at H.; : and ; Flounced Be-
Iege Robes at s., cost SIS; English Beresss and
summer DeLainog at l2c. y
LAWNS AND ORGANDIE MUSLINs-Lsrge
SEN EMB 81 Sfi} ri s0 Hosiery GLOVES
PoPLlN BUSTERS and b hAcE NANTES y LES
te0-tJyl t No. al EaEle Square.
' Of scooTTsvliLE, VA.
I %M; g. y 1 WADs. = R. u Lf W
HENRY GANrr.
faa VIM. NJ. WADE, Pres't.
Jas, Y; p TITT1ffn' Secretary. .,.o ooo
II; IN Sis2 1ts9'
Scottsville, Albemarle county, Va. and 10 pre-
naraa ON their account to grant FIRE lKsyRANcE
% Buildings, Furniture, stocks Of Goods, Ma
chinery and other property, Marine INsuRlNcE
on the LIVES OF SLAVES. all on the Gerry bsst
. In this substantial company, located in 'sOld
Virginia., he Is prepared to place good risks. ~
above reclted.A and promptly to issue policies
properly drawn up. SO a to meet the wants and
project the interests Of his patrons.
Please call and confer with me. i@'is o.
10 30-6t THOMAS N. ALFRIEND, 18th 1t.