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Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch

FRxpERtcKsRuRe, VA, July 10, leoV.
IN Thnr.dav evening last at the new steam
planine. sash, blind aud door factory OF Mt.
Peleg Clarke. In Fredericksburg. Va, youth,
about SIXTEEN years of age, while tho ugh tiessly
at,amntinp 10 remove the belt attached TO one
~ the nuiieys. was caught and drawn with
such velocity against the ceiling that his right
arm was literally crushed and torn from mis-
body His head and portions of his body re-
ceived severe Commissions. He was removed to
the residence of his father and several skillful
physicians summoned, who amputated the re-
naming fragments close TO the shoulder AL
though lying in very critical condition, h. is
doing as well as could be expected.
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TURKS EMBRACING CuRIsTIANITY.-Al let
ter from DR.. Schauffler, in the Missionary
Herald gives an account of n remarkable
movement in Constantinople, by which some
10000 Turks have, within short time, en-
hraced doctrines closely allied TO Christianity
some 10000 more are supposed to sympatnlze
with these views.
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NJ Church Hill Alum Water. Richmond,
VS-~This Water has been found highly bene al
in the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver COmp plants, ChrOn
ic Bronchitis, Chronic Darrhna, Chronic Dyson
terry, MenorrhGkia. LeucoThG1. ProIapses Uterl,
rassIve DropsIes, Nervous Diseases, Efuptlve AT
fectons. Ulcers and Scfotulous Diseases. The
above valuable Water can always be nae, FRESH
FROM The SPRING, at the Drug Stores of
dence Ijy l2-Iml ELIZA L. VAN-LEW.
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DOCTORS OF DIvINITY.-At the late General
Conference of Maine, of the Congregational
lists, 1t was voted TO drop the ID. DIS not only
III calling the ROLL but from the minutes IA
move in the right direction.
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ARRIVED,
mdH sa and passengers en- qst' " cITrie
Steamship Pen syivana, Teal, Philadelphia,
mdze and passengers. c p. Cardozo.,
Sohr Mary Langdon. Jackson, Rockiand, iline
schr havre de Grace. Fields. James River. lum-
Der. l.. w. Giazehrook and h +. Dudley.
sshr A. r. Prise r Con- ter P B.a pig iron
Schr. Ann 5. Cannon, NOVEL;, Philadelphia, COAL
schr. Two Williams, Smith. James River wheat
'ei'sn & 'l'''0'' SAILED.
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner. New York,
mdze. and passengers. Ludlam q Watson.
Brg GF0theFS p d9Tn the TyeG, s IT. ballast
Schr. Exit, Gray, Norfolk, mdZe,
Scbr. Danvlilc, Chester, New York, mdze., d. Il
W. CurTle.
City Point, July IS, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY of Richmond. Mitchell Rich'd.
Gamer Geo Peaeody P 2 Baltimore
Steamship City of Richmond Mitchell PhiFa.
Steamer Geo Peabody, Prtchard, Richmond.
Bremen bark Helvetla. J Il. Pope, master, load
ed with tobacco, for Bremen.
NEwrERv. N. c., July IL Crd, schrs. Joseph
Ann and Sarah Ann, I, for Nor Norfolk u.r poanoLo
No folk Arrived, schrs. J. B. Allen and Three
Brothers. Richmond; Marine. Wilmington: N. C.
CALLno, Nav % Sailed for Hampton koaads,
June t. Annawan June Q, Golden Eagle and Ma
~ Robinson i3' h, William. 9tn. Franklin 10TH
Back Hawk, Panther and Grace Gordon.
BALTIMORE, July l2.-Ceared schr. Clara Belle
Richmond. n,
NOZZLE, July CARVED, schr. Kaloolah, Rich
mond. n,
ALEXANDRIA, July l2-Salled, schr. Intelligence,
Fredericksburg
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1s<sA q. =. MAIL STEAMSHIP R0A-
4ffTae NOKE-F NEW K.--The
e7ss-r77Trr=s K 0ANOKE. Capt. GEO. w. C0rCH.
VIII leave here at 5 o clock 4. NJ, MONDAY. the
10th INST.
Excursion tickets issued to go and return by eth
er of the steamers. State room and meals included,
for the very low price of SIS
Passage to New York. meals and state room in
cluded. $40. Steerage passage only IS.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats
Freight received all day to day SATURDAY.
Conslgnees are requested 10 send tof thelrs goods
to dag
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates, and
forwarded with dispatch.
Tickets and Berths secured at our office or on
board the ship. ~
II LII tlyA NJ IL w AIS)N.
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EA To Grocers.--The attention OF GrO-
cp rs and Merchants generally is called to SEM
PIES INFALblBLE BAKING 20" pER-a
home article. and superior to most OF the kind be
fore the public.
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u,nE sEyENTfiANNUAL EAnlBITIoN

VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
VIII be opened on the 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER
NEXT and closed on the 3lst
The Hall Will lie opened for the reception Of ar
tioes on the Sd Of October aud the Judges list Of
articles for competition will be closed on the even
lng OF the 9th
Ample motive power will be provided for MA
CHl&ERI. Mechanics, Manufacturers, Artists
and others ofthis and all Other States ni the Union,
are earnestly invited TO contribute 10 the display
about To he made.
TO the IA III IS the Board feel inde bted for their
former patronage, and confidently expect from
them increased contributions at the approaching
Far.
The Premiums TO be awarded will lie Medals,
Money and Diplomas. For information in refer
enoe tn the details of the Exhibition. address the
Chairman al the Exhih itlon Committee MLIAS.
D BROWNE, tn whom, also, applications :or
space can be made
COMMITTEES:
JAS. D. BROWNE,Ch'n,W NJ. MACFARLANE,
JAS A SCOTT, JAS, T. PEMBFRTUN,
II. L EDMOND. WM. W. SNEAr.
JNO ". MCKElL, J.W. LEWELLEN, SEQ
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0-~s- 1XCUnS 10 Old

ests4t4-eSP0fNT. P0RTsMoUTH AID
ss<-zf7Ezxs<T1S NORFOLK-The steamer CUR
IT'S PECK, CAPT. 4 C. GIFF"RD. fitted Mp III
neat sty 10 for night travel will make an excuTs,on
next I'd INST, land regularly EVERY SATCR-
Day EVENING there after, during the watering
season, leaving the wharf at Rockets at O'Clock
p. NJ, arrive at OLD POINT about IL O'Clock;
thence TO POKTSMOU and NORFOLK, and
return the next evening ,tSUNDAf ,lleavlng Nor.
fok at o'clock, touch at Pc, tsmouth and Old
Pc mt, ard arrive ut kiohUond about ! O'Clock A.
Nj, Monday moTuIpg.
PASSAGE for the trip, 10 Old PoInt, Norfolk nd
Portsmouth, and return tmealS included, 81 81.
81 No Freight TAKEN ON THE EACIkSiON
TRIP. ne I-tsl r. .. HAi kINS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~ NATIONAL GARDEN.

~ MA EsUN8B " DEN.
lTsS MONDAY, july 18TH, 1862
$k GRAND CONCERT,
at ; o'clock ?. NJ by the Armory Band
A NIGHT IN PARIS
GRAND BALL, connected with lLLUM INA
TION FIREWORKS, etc, which was never pro-
duced before in thls cty
Admssion-Ball 90 cents; Concert IS cents. La
WHITE BEER BREWERY.
~ . Second street.
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EXPRESS COMPAN !
Allen, H. B., l box.
Alien, J z. & Co., ] pei,
Allen, c / box
Anderson. j., / pei, care
John Martin.
Althnuse, ID : Il parcel,
Anderson, II. 7 L -
A bert. John, l parcel.
Aueus,iue, JOS. ? pc,s.
Buchanan, John J ] pei
Barrett. H. f, / parcel,
Burr, David j., ! parcel.
B .rtholomew, w. j.,
B5aman. f. 7, ! box.
Baker. Capt. II ! pei.
BAYLOR. John A., ] gel.
Boz land, Mrs. anna,
pei. care " II. Wood
way.
Cousins, Julia, l box.
Cri. gems, r. b.. l pei.
Clark. II. K i parcel.
Clopton, F. b.. iron.
Clifton J. A. ! pei.
COSBY, James, 2 cstgS.
Collins. John F h box.
Coles. H w. l pkg.
Corbett. NJ. F.. 2 pkgs.
Christian John, | pkg.
Curtiss, II. w, j pkg.
Collier. A. A ] pkg.
Christie, John, ! pkg,
care J. J.. Worth.
Dudley, A. / parcel.
Dunlop & Co, j., ] box.
bprracott, pkg.
Duval. Alex, i pkg
Dlnsmore, G . pcls.
Dispatch Office, l pei.
Estvan. Col j box.
Evans, j. B., l pei.
Epps. Thos. G., l pkg.
Eimore i Woodward,
box.
Elliott, Miss, l pei.
Elders. J. H. ! pcl., car,
J Phillips.
Fitchett,S V. Miss, | pei
Freedom, Won, l pei
Francis. O. A, l box.
Freaer, w H., i cstg.
Fisher l. Williams 2 pcls
FOXES. NJ c., Miss, ! pei
Fitch. F., l pei,
Foster, A F., Miss, l pei
Farnum & DOttner. pei
griffith, A, / box.
Gentry, !. H * Co i box
Green. B. w, ! cstg.
Gleason, John, ! pei.
Gould. s A, / bbl
Hoover, D. H., l cstg.
r. arris, Lewis A, pei.
Hughes, F. d Il pel.
Holm. j.. B., ] pei.
Hutchinson, u. E., ! box
Heusley x Grlmmons,
can
Hopes. Peter, l Oh est
care Mrs. Sarah Car
rngton
Herring. Il. g., ] parcel.
Harris Il Moore. 2 Ddls
bags.
Hauster, P. w. ! parcel
Harding, j. T., / box.
Jackson, Mar l., / pei.
ZONES, Jos, ] box
James River Manuf. Co
! bale
Ingraham, j. H.. Rev.,
parcel.
Johnson. ?. & Bro, l pc
Jones. Sam pson, / box .
Kemp, Aaron, / parcel.
Kinsborough Il Stagg,
parcel.
Kenzll, Abram, ! box.
King, Anna. Mrs. / pc.
Kinney. b. H., parcel,
Kundinger, r.. parcel
kIrchhoil. Otto. l box.
Kent, Pane Il Co ] pei
Kline. jacob, ! parcel.
Lindsey Med, Dr.. , ! pc
Logan. Mrs. JnO., l pei
Leonard, d. Fl 2 cstgs.
Layne, ID b., l parcel.
Luckett, F. f., Dr.. / pc
Leonard, Sent Clrcu
Co, / box.
Lewis, Mary, Mrs, cha
q. N. Wood, ! pei.
All of the above artic
4 .Fll r..
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EA To Invalids.
wOLFk'S PURE COGNAC BRANDY,
WOLFt'S OLD MADEIRA W me.
WOLFES OLD PORT WINE.
The attention of persons desiring pure MEDl-
CINAL BRANDiES and W rs, IS called to the
pure imported liquors OF Udolpho Wolfe.
Every bottle hts the proprietors name on the
wax, and fac sme of his signature on the label.
Sold by the bottle or dozen. by
FISHER Il SHEPHERD,
No l25 Main street,
iy I3-6t Sole Agents in Richmond.
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Hon. Ed. Bstss, OF Missouri, was in Atlanta,
TIA. an fhs 9Th ttet,
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~ + fCHaTU r W lINDEfs AtVUHHIdNt' UIIFTS
his services to the merchants Of Richmond for the
purpose Of EXAMINING AN CORRECTING
SETS OF BOOKS. NAMING TRANSFERS
FROM OLD TO NEW SETS. CLOSING UP CO
PARTNERSHIPS &c. Having several years
non to all merchants that intrust their business
To him The best of city reference will he gwen.
His office Is with Messrs. HARRIS 5; HOLMAN, on
the Basin Bank. or any information through the
City Post Office will be promptly attended 10.
jy ll-l2t*
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WIN H. MACFARLAND. Pres't Farmers Bank.
A. WARWICK, firm of Warwick Barksdale.
VIM. q. CRENsHAW, firm of Crenshaw & Co.
W. GoDDIN, frm OF G"ddln Il Apperson.
7. W, McCANcE, firm of Dunlop, Monc"re L Co.
u. A. BARKsDALF, firm of Warwick i Bark dale.
JAS. H GRANT, Touacco Manufacturer.
J." d. CRENsHAw firm of Haxall ,CIeu shaw 4 Co.
JOHN L. BACON. firm of Bacon Il BaskeTvll
k b dAxALL, firm of Haxall, Crenshaw K Co.
JoHN CURRIE, Jr, Snip Over.
WM B WARWICK, firm of Warwick & Barksdale.
JAS. ALFRED JONES, Attorney at Law.
C.. e. Elicit, Builder.
F. g. RUFFIN, Agriculturst and Manufacturer.
r. w. MCfiRUDER, firm of s. McGruder s Sons.
w. W. eRuMP. Attorney at Law.
JAS. DUNLOP. firm of Dunlop. Moncure Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, Pres't.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY ID.
ARRIVED,

HigA wac, .Ats aay (satndayl e. o'eloel
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~ 125 Gases and Baskets Champagne
Fm15acIng the following celebrated bIangs VIZ
.OrjgInaI Green Seal Charles Heds.ek,
.PrInce imperiai' - .'Nioet h Chandon." ,'Cfva
lier, Comet" Also, 10 cases GENUINE SAX
DIMES ~,
terms MCkEEVER s. BROKEN,
Wine and Liquor Store,
iyI2-St No. Exchange Hotel Building.
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,ssUkAHCECoMpANy oFTHE STATE

L o F I @ I A.
Office corner of Main and 18th streets ( cqmoud
This Company IS prepared to take /. Z 4 and
MARINE RISKS on favorable terms.
Also, 10 GUARANTEES and DISCOUNT NE
GOTIABLE BILLS, and to receive MONEY ON
DEPOSIT, and pay interest thereon.
CAPfTAL--......, S3OO.OOO.
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GENERAL AGENCY.--The subscribers have
NJ associated themselves this day under the sty lie
of WALSH & McKENNA, for the purpose of
carrying on the above business, COLLECTING
They have taken the Office on l4th street, opposite
the Exchange Hotel, and by strict attention To
their business, they trust to merit portion of
public patronage. RICHARD WALSH,
Nv I4-Im 2. J. McKENNA
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ID WEST LINE OF 18TH STREET. BETWEEN
GRACE AND BROAD STREETS, FOR SALE
We are authorized tn sell most beautiful LOT,
located es above, adjoining the dwelling of Mr.
Wilson Williams, and opp9slte the handsome res
ldence Of Mr.. Chas B. Hill 1t fronts rs feet, and
vert running through it.. Apply to
jy 4-6t GODDIN APPERS0N.
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IA. Special Notice ,rrn
For the convenience of merchants throughout
the city and State | have appointed JOHN w .
GARi.GGK sole Agent for Virginia. Merchants
will be furnished with less delay. and at pTopIle-
tors prices. WASHlNUION IL hoIh'
iy l2-lwN
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TAKE NOTICE That an adjourne1
o. meeting of the Stock holders of the
Richmond and Chariot esyille Turnpike Company
will tie held at NATH'L C CRENsHAw's, IN Han
over county, on the 18th of this month, at ii O'clk
A. M, who extends an invitation TO the Stock
holders TO dine with him on that day.
JOHN b. CRENSHAW,
jy 12-dtd&cwlt President.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


IS PER CENT SAVED.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURE CO.,
i0ffice $50 N ain street,
This Company makes yearlv dividends, and pays
them to the insured while living.
Dividend January Ist, 1860, 45 per cent.
Only half the premium Is required IN cash on
policies for the term of life the other hall IN
loaned to the Insured at per cent, u he wishes
Jy st KNOWLES a. WALFORD, Agents.
IA Herring's Fire Proof Safes
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS.
We have now in store the largest assortm ent OF
these best FIRE PROOF SAFES ever offered in
Virginia. A II pc rsons having valuahles to secure
from fire and burg lars should have one.
kNoWLES Il WALFORD,
jy H-5t 49, Main street.
kA- Machine HeItrng-Lrather and Rub.
BEk-At FACTORY PRICES
GARDEN HOSE ana ENGINE HOSE,
LACING LEATHER, BELT HOOKS, &c, DC.
Also, LINEN and COTTON TWlNES
NJ Call ut 80 Main srrset
~ 1t-5, KNOWLES Il WAL FORD.
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q-rrcS HAVE APPOINTED JAMES
G~~SA COLLINS as my agent to conduct the
business of RESTAURANT, at his late Old
stand, corner of 18th and Main streets. on cond-
ton to buy and sell for cash only.
ELLEN CUMM Ms
Richmond, July llth 1850. jy14 2w"
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GAINS IN DRY 600 CS, FOR CASH ONLY
THOMAS D. QUARLES Il SONS will offer this
'-' Beantiful LAWNS and JACONETS. Ma cts.
Very fine ORGANDlkS and JACoNtI ioc.
French ChIntz BRlLLlANIH az 10 anu -oo'
Foulard SILKS at Soc. very cheap
swiss BANDS ut l21a. Is I'D 373ac., very cheap.
Cambria SLEEVES ut I21ac.
Lace SLEEVES at soc.
Cambria and Muslin : ETS at SOC.
The above goods ,feTed at n great sacrltoe,
Il" ~ 10 I24 T. 0'ON0 229 BROAD STREET.
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-The sub
N scriber having qualified Administrator on
the estate of JAMES NJ CLEMENTS, deceased,
requests ali pc rsons indebted TO the SAID estate TO
make payment to him and those having claims
will present them, properly authe aticated.
CHAS A. ROSE, Admir-,
Office Franklin St, OPP. Wing Building,
iy lift Uichmnpd
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L given by our brand of BROWN SOAP encour-
ages IN calling the attention OF the publc 70 it,
especially groeeTs who may have found difficulty
in obtaining low priced Soap suited TO the retail
family trade. Our facilities for manufacturing are
superior, aud 1t rs our purpose to furnish the best
article in the market, quality and price considered.
c. CREW son,
Steam Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
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. LIST OF ARTICLES UNCABLED
% Of The u A Al "

7 4 Tor remain InS ~ INC OIHCe OF INC EUh NIN |
EXPRESS COMPANY. June lst, 1860:
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-, FOR KENT OK SALE-A three story
fs;:a and basement BRICK DIV Filling HOUSE,
81 18th water, gas and all modern Improvements,
situated on 7th street, between Clay and lie, gh.-
Possession gwen at once. Inquire at office OF
"State Insurance Company Main and 1lth sts.,
or at NV residence. -
I4-3t o. +. BRtSE.E.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01

Tho commanding Of Capua commenced on tbc
9th, aud the Bnrb1dris gained fresh position
The cdunonadirg was suspended - hours IA
bury the dead. They trcymmcnccd ON the IOu
and continued al The lllh
" was reported that Gahbaldi was wounded nj
VOlturnO.
a decree was issued for n vote on the 2lst M
universal suffrage rs 10 tho union 0f Itiy undoi
Victor Emanuel
The Sandman Chamber of Deputies adopted
the order OF the Day, rendering onngc 70 GAR
bald ah1 approving the project Of laW for annex
alton by Il vote OF 200 to u.
Cavour proceeded 70 vote by defining hs pol
Icy. lie urged aud said lac desired Rome for tho
capital OF Italy, and uttered some inenacos against
Neuetia.
1t is denied that Russin and Prussia Ind sent a
protest 10 Turin identical with that Of Austria.
Victor Emanuel had arrived ut Grollamore .
Lights on the Austrian coast of the hdratic
are r.. established.
lhc City Of Norfolk got away with 1909 slaves
The missing African mail steamer Cleopatra
mas returned under canvas, with her machinery
broken.
PANS. Saturday.-Rentcs G3 9j. The Pyesa
says the great Powers, except England, have no.
uiicd the Cabinet Of Turin that they won't rccog.
hize the blockade Of Gacta.
Victor Emanuel will enter Naples on the I7tb.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday-'rhe Militia arrived here
yesterday and the Europa at Queenstown.
HALiFAx, Oct. 27th-The steamship Illinois
ON liayre via Southampton the 10Th has put in
here for coal
Hor adviccs are mainly anticipated, but contain
some points Of interest.
The Garibadians had taken the south bastion
Of Cnpua.
The RoyoIsts were returning towards Gaeta.
Victor Emanuel had set out for Naples and
had issued manifesto to Southern States
The Sardinians under Victor Emanuel in por-
son wonld enter the Neapolitan territory at three
different points on the 9Th
The Austrians were reinforcing their troops in
lllistfia and Dilmatra
The French troops occupy Vitcrso, Eelleray,
Civita, Vaccaha Castallabra, Tivoli, Palastrino,
frnscali, Abano and Vclmoiopan.
The programme Of the future Congress OH
Italian affairs viii be examined at Warsaw, and
then submitted for the approval of the English
and French Governments.
Advices from China, received via st. Petersburg.
state that 600 Pelin militia had been sent against
the English, but the Pekinese generally were
favorable to the English.
The P0pc's official Journal had published ar
article claiming Peters River from all the faith
iul, but declaring that the Pope will receipt nC
subsidy from any secular power.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01
Great Meeting at Napoleon.

The Democracy had very large and enthusas-
tic meeting at Napoleon on Saturday last. A
company of"Little G iants," over two hundred in
number, paraded the streets on horseback in full
uniform, under command of A. PowELsoN ESQ.,
A large company of "Iiickory Sprouts" also pa
raded the streets on foot. The WOlhonding Demo-
cratic Band furnished exceant music. The
Loudenvie gun squad made thunder for the oc-
cason. beautiful hickory pole was raised in
the forenoon, and the people were addressed by
W. H. MCDOWELL, Esq. In the afternoon the peo-
pie we're addressed by DR.. CRITcHFEED, DR.. HYAT,
TIE, ID. S. UHL and J. A. EsTILL. The number in at
tendence varously estimated but all agree that
it was the largest assemblage of people ever con,
vened in the place. Many people were prcsen,
from K'llbuck, Monroe, Ripley, Knox and Wash
ington townships, and quite number from Knox
county, while the Democracy of Richand were
there it their strength. The gallant Democracy oi
Richland deserve great credit for their liberalty
and energy in getting up the meeting. We must
not forget to thank our friend GEORGE BARNS, Esq.
and his excellent wife for their kindness and hos
pitality.
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DIED.

DlED.--On the morning of the 29th inst. at
his residence in Millcrsburg, SAMUEL NJ. BELL.
OF an atlusion OF Serum on the brain, in the 4Ith
year OF bis age
The deceased was highly respected citizen of
this place, beloved bv all who knew him. Alta
meeting Of Charity Lodge ;. o. NJ, the following
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God, in his
providence to remove from the scenes OF active
life our beloved fellow citizen, SAMUEL NJ. BELL,
therefore
Resolrcd, That in his death we have lost an
esteemed aud exemplary ctiz II, his children an
etiection father and society a worthy man.
ReSotre8, That we tender our heartfelt symp-
athics to his bereaved family and offer them our
cond ence in their incparabe loss.
Resotccd, hat we. attend his funeral in body
wearing white gloves, and black Grape on the left
breast.
Rcsolred, That copy of these resolutions be
presented to the family Of the deceased, and also
published in the papers Of Mlilersburg.
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PIANOS. MELODEONS. MUSIC,
BOOKS. SEWING MACHINES. &C.

Donglt and Sold on Commission. Any article
will be sent To the Country at the Lowest Whole
sale Prices with the addition OF per cent. Com
mission for forwarding.
y. b. Agents wanted in every town Circulars
-eit on app icatl0n.
Ad dress oil letters to C. :. COLBERT & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS GENERAL AGENTS.
13s s1uTH STREET, BELOW cnTssrT FHiLADsLFH!A
gcy-for our integrity and ability to fulfil our en-.
zagernents. we beg to refer yon TO the following
weil known gentlemen and business firms
His Exce.lency J. W. Geary, Ex. Gov. Of Kan
sas, We-fmOreland, Ps
Palmer, Richardson & Co Jewellers, Philadelphia
f.. A. Warn, Esq
VIM. 4 Gray, ESQ. d"
Messrs kemmerer & Moore, Water ST., below
Arch, Philadelphia.
Messrs Pratt & Rsath, Fifth and Market Sts.,
Philadelphia.
JC Fuller. Esq, Jeweler, Philadelphia.
A F. Ward Esq, Publisher of Fashions, DC
Phi'ade phia.
VI II Horne, Catasaucua Bank.
Hon. l.. NJ. Burson. Eureka, California
October, 1860 -n36m6.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01
4 Mass Meeting.

The Breckinrdgers held their long talked Of
Mass Meeting at this place on Friday last. In
daytime neither the mass nor the meeting came,
but at nigh: demonstration did take place AZ
Ter the bell had been rang three times hundred
rersons,a large majority Of whom were Black Re.
publicans, gathered in the Court House to listen
10 a speech from Mr., STEWARD. The speaker
was loudly applauded by the Black Republicans.
aided by about one dozen Brcckinridgcrs. Some
Of the Breckinrilgers are ashamed of the thing
and well they might be. We did not hear the
speech but we are assured by our Republican
ncighbors that it was first-rate
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01
An Opinion n.

The Black Republicans think they are no better
than negroes Well, we are inclined to think
most Of them are about right. Men who think
themselves unfit for self government, provided they
should emmigrate to territory, and consider
themselves no better than their "colored brethren
are likely to be mighty ''ornary."