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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
Republicanism Means Disunion.

The real disuniOn party, in this coun-
try, is the one that is running for Presi-
dent Abraham Lincoln. The Southern
~frc-eatcrs, it is true, profess secession
but only in case they are robbed of
their rights, IA the Union, by a party
which is VIGOROUSLY hostile in their
peace and welfare. This p~arty-thc
Republican party the public need
scarcely be reminded, is a strictly geo.
graphical and sectional one. 1t advc.
Gates principles and a line of policy,
which, as the extracts we make from
their leading organs of public opinion,
from day to day, most conclusively
show, many of the Southern people are
thinking Of resisting by force of arms,
if need be. The whole thing, in short,
is an attempt of less than onc-third of
the people of the North to govern, if not
to conquer fifteen sOrereign States-fcr,
it must be borne in mind that, with
the exception of a handful of Germans
in the city of st. Louis, the Republican
party has no existence whatever in the
South. 1t is looked upon as so bitter
an enemy, even in the border State Of
Maryland, that it dare not display as
much as a Lincoln flag in the city of
Baltimore. As a party,
1T has no existence i'll Maryland.
1t has no existence in Delaware.
1t has no existence in Virginia.
1t has no existence in North Carolina.
1t has no existence in South Carolina.
1t has no existence in Georgia.
1t has no existence in Florida.
1t has no existence in Alabama.
1t has no existence in Mississippi.
1t has no existence in Louisiana.
1t has no existence in Texas.
1t has no existence in Arkansas.
1t has no existence in Missouri.
1t has no existence in Kentucky.
1t has no existence in Tennessee.
Here, then, is nearly one-half of the
Union in which this Lincoln party dare
not show its face, except as a mortal
foe-which half of the Union never
theless it proposes to "govern"-if the
people of the North will but give it the
power, to reduce its "Irrepressible Con-
ilict" to practice. Its leaders all profess
to be in favor of the Union, but in the
teeth of its strictly sectional, strictly
geographical organization-and the hos
tile spirit Of that organization to the
peace and welfare of the fifteen States
above mentioned--the man must be as
blind as a bat who can not see that the
profession is not in the remotest degree
to be relied upon. RepatGoaaism means
disunioA-N. Y. Express.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
4. y. seyHig ktuc,
f..
Fancy Baker and Confectionery,

ID E>PECTFULLY informs families
II sUi Others OF P!agnemrEe and her &ti
Vile, mat he Is at al, ines prepared 20 ~
furnish parties with CAKE GHd Confectionery in
every style, and manufactured in d manner not
surpassed anywhere. lie will furnish ANY thin.
that may be required il his line Al the shortest
notice, aud un the Most reasonable terms
Bakery a, tie corner OF Bank and Grraad
streets. myI2
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
The Day and the Tickets.

MANY Of the five thousand subscribers
+, the Uc,Eyy I8.orr1 IN Ioui,ior,
not. after our issue. of Sunday the 9st,
he able to obtain any further irforna-
ton a. TO tLc different rhosos If tLo
Presidential canvass in our State W.
can tell our friends that tLo c,u,o Of
Constitutional Democracy j. rrospcrirc.
and GROWING everywhere Ion;i.na
will add Lnr v,irc to H.. rro.t S.,,r,rn
sI,out that will no mn IN N,v,mL,r far
BrcckiuriJ~o and Lono Lot - rr,s.ut
a solid front 10 the North . LET tbc con.
sentative, Of the North do the balance
They can defeat Lincoln and nyrscrvc
the Union. :, far 49, +ln SnrtL !. com
ccrncd her duty has been norr,rmc5
She looks to the North NOW +, states
like PENNSYLVANIA New York and \.w
Jersey to wrcst the Government from
the fanaticaI GRASP of s~cctiopaIisu We
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
For President,
JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE.
Of Kentucky.
. For Eo-P President,
GEN. 10. LANE,
Of Oregon. :
Presidential Electors.

LIST Electoral District.-Judge OCTAVE GOUS-
SEAU, ElecIOi-PlERRE LAUOSTE, Sub-Eiec-
tor.
ID District-BERNARD AyEGNO, Elecror-
{. ID. lANCY, ~Sui-Elector.
Sd District-rRASlMOND LANDRY, Elector
=. =. GOODE. Sub-Elector.
III District-B. Il. SHINES, E~lector-JULES
Leblanc, ub-Et-ctor.
5h District-JULES G. OLIVIER, Elector-J.
h. ELGEE Sub-EiectoT.
6h Disirici-W. NJ. LEVY, EIecior-W. r.
PECk. Sub-E'eclor.
Tickets having the names of the sic
Electors will be distributed to the voters.
The names on the above mentioned as
'ELECrOR' are to be voted for by the
regular Democracy who support Brock
inridge and Lane. Every voter, before
depositing his ballot, must see that the
names of Rousseau, AvEGNo, LANDRY,
SHINES, OLIVIER and LEVY are upon his
ticket-otherwise he may cast his vote
for candidates opposed to his party. The
words Substitute" and alternate" Oh
the respective tickets do not represent
names to be voted for the vote is simp.
ly cast in Louisiana for the six cleo
tors" The Breckenridge ticket will be
headed by the names Of our nominees
as a guide to the voter, and the Electors
above named, anil those only, are on the
pure ticket. No doubt our opponents
will print tickets headed by "Breckin-
ridge and Lane but the names of he
Electors will be either those on the Bell
or Douglas tickets. Every voter must
examine the names of the Electors on his
ticket before putting it in the ballot box.
After giving the National Union
Ticket" and that headed National Dem
ocratic Nominees" which we leave ont
for want Of space, our contemporary pro-
ccedS TO say:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ED~ TIE &C M

INHE undersigned would re- E'fNNLS&',
Il specially announce 10 their TStAGTLsA
friends and the public generally M~F8SA&
that they have iust purchased the &sAE&@
Cofiee-hOuse and fixtures formerly kept Dy Phil
mp Heeleln opposite the steamboat landing: and
having been 10 considerable expense in paper
lr% all the rooms so that they are neat and pleas
ant, and having the lost 6raHds Of Liquors dni
Vines 10 be had ia New Orleans. and further.
piedslnS ourselves 10 spare no pains TO please all
who call 10 see US, we shall expect a SINAI! share
OF the public patronage.
GEEOGE TURIN. rr-prr crrpDr
CHARLES SETTLE. WI IL"
Plaquemine. May 10, 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

tag President Buchanan is said to
have in contemplation a History of My
Own Time
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

ng~ Nature hangs labels upon the
dissolute to testify her disgust at their
example.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
GAZETTE G Sn\IIIEl.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATUGDAY BY
w. p. EEADEUEN,
EDIYOR IND PHOPRIETOR.
TEE as.

TEEdS.
SUBSCRlPTION-Ier anuum. Three Dollars
ana lity Gents, If PAID IA 1dyauc~-Fnr Dollar, per
AMMAN % H"t pald at The tame OF ,ub>cribmg.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted NJ tbe
rate One Dollar per square l0l tea lines cric>sJ frtle
MT. ana / iNl truts for every subsequent insertion. I
liberal discount. however, on these rdtc> will he made on
advertisements Iuscrtcd lurtHo months or moIr.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES-Ien Dollars
for all Offices IN each ldn"uage-IuSarIaLly IN advance
OBITUARY NOTICES. not exceeding three or
four lines, viii be- c~hnrrtuIly serted wtauutriargc
but those Of greater length w.lbe charged as ADVERTISE
ueuiS.
JOB WORK-Cash on delivery.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
Horse 5hoeing.
BERNARD MARKS

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends -
IL and the public in general that havingN
purchased the interest OF MIR. Kennedy inN y
his Blacksmith shop, on the corner of Main and
Greaut streets, he viii in future carry on bust.
ness al that place, Oh his own account, and
trusts 10 receive d potion Of the public patron
age. ic2
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03

FcSg0Ee Seminary,

\ SCHOOL for Young Ladies will be opened
~ III P~iaquemIne on the lst of October next.
al the residence OF Miss IL. Rms.
Inc Musical Department Is under the charge
OF Miss II Rms.
The classes will he Taught by the Principal.
aided by competent assistants.
The course ol studies viii I've complc'e i'm Eng
lIsl and French aud other branches Of Education.
For further particulars apply to the Principal.
sep22dy MRS. z. JUMEL.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
III
FOriCGrdtHg ant Commits
sion Business.

Steamboat Landing, Attaining Tie Post
Office.
THE UNDERSIGNED have associated them
l. selves together, for the purpose of doing a
general Forwarding and Commission Business.
We will also Collect Monies due the mer-
chants, and business men. of the North, East and
West. All business iutrusted 10 our care will be
promptly attended to.
HELEN & JENNINGS.
PHILIP H~EELEIN,
P. T.. JENNINGS.
o. Refer 10 any reliable citizen of the Parish
lberville, La. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-03
TO The EENec.S
OF IEEEIlLLE AND ". EATON ROUGE.
g. We have received from the manuiactu.

g. We have received from the manuiactu.
lies and Ir~t LANDS
1000 pairs best OAK tanned Russeis:
5000 do. Misses, Boys aud Womeu's Shoes:
- Mems, Ladies' aud Bows Saddles. "A
from 8 10 +o-m,de 10 order ~
20 dJz. Horse and Mu.e Collars:
20 90. do. 90. H,mes;
100 Carl Saddles:
~ pans BreechiGs. 80 doz. Blind Brides;
20 Dds. Lard and B.eached Oil;
500 AegS Nails, assorted sizes;
- tons Bar and Hoop iron:
500 pairs Grey and White Blankets;
20 do. eNtIa hIe VI, Ill and l2-l Bed
Blankets:
1000 yards DENNIS. kerseys and ~iiussys.
i doz. extra lue Bride, and Filings.
Most Of the abo:e We're purchased for cash
AMI from the manufactures. hence we defy com
]et,ion, either in New Orleans or out of ii.
scS J.. McWILLINNIS X co.
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Ti-weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR LTIMORE

rTT'Ss THE Powhatau Steamboat Iompany's Steam
a-4sers, AEo PEABODY, Capt, kCmagD PGIIcm-
AID, and BEiNlDEEE, Capt. WM hEESE will leave Rich
m,nd for baltimore every Tay, Thursday AID Sntatday
Returning will leave Baltimore for Richmond every Tesday
1anstdg and saturdays thereby enabling Shippers and Pas
segvrs 10 have an opportunity of communication between the
Two points every Other ,tay.
E& Freight received III both places Csery day.
For Speed aud Comfort, Ines. equal not
superior any their class 10 be found In this any
city These steamers having been fitted with splendid State
Room Passenger Accommodations recommended to the
travelling and ireg.us community the comfortable
cheapest and speedy mode o transportation between the
points
TICKETS he procured at Occ, Shockoe slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, or AT the Steamers Landing, Rocket.
d ~ W. CURRIE, Agents. Richmond
sept IDLY H. BRAND ,JR., No. 3 Light ST. baltimore
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.s4. r,a{.ANi<t,fN1 &c Co,
t'uoLx sAIx AxD. Hxran.
OR GERS Il Co.d.A15Sf0N ME CHANTS,
NJ a MI. %-rsf. nerf soar h ifhsffy HareAosst,
INN q III q rig. VA,


A 81 81 = Lie. Laealfa adj Java Ioaae;
IDa h,,x i,yst CfaEbed aud fnlscrised SuGaf
IaoyD "a isnasyiii. snd Uniou Cotton Yarns,
sss ...s- t,t Is,a ..fr- Mi:
yA sanks Liverpool apd i gaia salt.
40 h,xs- Adanisnfne and 1sii0s Candies:
esg ss1ra sepi raie Ltnlhrr;
So binasrts.
10 ions Iron lilanmercd Eeiel Es Horse Shoe, Round
Usal and Hoop,
Is cases heavy boots and nrngans, shoes;
New Orleans and wcs B,la Aoss.es Het -rp, Bacon Sides
L ssa Nazsere barrels Kits and Black Teas
fifswn and T.ei soa ee Soda. elers Ginger, Pepper
eziiisre Ainm. Exussi LcFao~ indigo Madden, starch
Ntnddnss. Pnsty, wagon Boxes Spades eh0Sels Trace
Chasa< siene tsln5 Stone Fixtures Horse Shoes Nall
l.v,s White lead aae, IapHets NJ upycr Leather, Cast
So. .sd Ax.s, laa Eupe, Backing fsict
sira Lead PAINTED nhrais sugar Doxes, Nests of Tuba
Nsa fng Nr,irg fsPes SAGE brad T~ine, Dcmlohn
-isar Dry tsh.s. br,Nn bleaeei aud
Joas;,ss. ,a,ds aaess Jas Kcrseys. Full Cloths
fGsssels. ts sssake.s. Aaaeas Ne. with large
AMI sa,fal a-f,. aud common Liquors. Nnrs&c.
sM- 8,a1io d TO the safe OF fstaeco WHEAT,
taaa f..ss kline = Produce, aad rrampt remit
tsa.-> - de OF same aei ~ ,Acls
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~,pr Singers Sewing Machines.
success aiwa The most conclusive proof of oreat
hS ~ ny h's Test there ia labor saving machine,
,av inc highest reputation in The United stas
Tue! were exhibited nj The late "Ex,osition Uuiyer. in
,r, Nnere hcy carried oil the hghes, premin .u,
s' manuactory 10 make them has been buii in Paris
h e.eIy orahch o Industry in which Ing is 10 he don,
machihes can he used with profit A. tbe srcJ
% e ,aw Tram 10 travelling foot no ia ssvna Vii,
sts dHeihes compared with hand sew wing M io,r
uessinaker carriage trimmer saddler halter
soua not De without The pSoh of using one n,
"ese haehhe regularly eployeL Is One Thousand nt,rs
IN all private families where there Ia mncl scu, ~,
W Hpne ese machines are an assistance pIan1ar,
h, Aeee una them particularly and nros
~ inese machines are simple in their consuciion md
s s'sons anu durable being the only kind Of sewing Ma
, ever made oy which every of work coarse 4, I'm,
, oe Ierccy executed Thousands of inferior ami worth
emmg Maehnes have been made and sold under yaro,s
% Dai Singers Machines alone have been found every
pain 70 sas,sy ae wants Of the people,
chine Instructions for using, with each ma
cng ,h icn ahy one can readily acquire art OF mana
ss s ne machnes packed securely 10 ~ 10 any
s We wb on application by either of our OH.
MAN., ARG copy OF NJ. Singer & Co.'S Gazette psrr
'i' ue'oeo 10 tiie Sewing Machine interest ~
p.,, :. l. NJ SINGER & CO..
p, ~ I1ncipa Ofdcc, No S23 Broadway New YORK
a, g, vfFicEsNo ii Hanover ST. Boston, No ~ Cham
~, Mew maven, o.; Glo,erye N Y No pa broad ST
tms ~ - NO laz Chestnut ST., Philadelphia No. lbs Bal
~ ~ o. Iaiumore: No. 80 Westminster ST. Proyidrncc r.
+, ~ Fast sh St, Cincinnati No. g North ain 81 81
Mobile o. sIthafes ST. New orleans No. 20 Dauphin ST.
Idee "a d&ctsl
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Notice to Shippers of Toba co to the West

Notice to Shippers of Toba GO to the West.
TlNilE undersigned prepared give facilities
shippers of Tobacco 10 the West having shortened the time
of transit and reduced the rate from third TO fourth
Through receipts given 10 the principal points West by
Railroad the OHIO River, and eghts guaranteed as low
by other line The only translpmn between Baltimore,
Cincinnati Indianapolis st Louis and Chicago made Pitts
burg, directly from uder cover, thereby avoiding
ORA, and fcage and all damage Tobacco expos.
&C. No commissions charged al Baltimore Pisburg.
MAGRAW IL KOONS,
No. 81 North Street, Baltimore
Refer to jesse Hare Co., W. ID. Miller and L. Clayton,
Lyncburg; Jacob Head Co., and Jacob Brandt, Jr, ali
more. march 1s-dy
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/. IS ssxsss svafs. yn

~. 3 : y
1 "a III q Il T. - IS n II HATS.
81 sftk.-S a Is ,asss gsaf Ekss. made snder ~
&Aawa iasesisi ~ fA sss e4esrsed vrtfnen that en-
le aass ~ Hal ia, can ne preiassrd There nsfe.ns
xe fasn esty fhrs i.s ts seasDa--some
lis- -e.iy ss.sfrf r. As dr.sp beias eeuttsica,
ba .ae-ssy ~ IL fherefprz 200 want
ussA sc -, a1s-f safssa The head aud exqaiaiic
IL s<aal4ss4 - - iaa.s 10 gel "
II. 4taa.'.t. ~ as large stock 81 SON Felt
Hats. ss ssa sisS scrsass Has In grca, sar'e.
~. 4s ~ .ss4, aud Plush Caps, E.,slfep Fancy
IA. ssass> irs R.sx ass ani ~ kinds etlfss made
10 afie u .e. s,sscrs a...c@
Stxef rrsriea hs,iFr Tar bargaias as the sEu
thv sss sLcE saf. lnov l1dis
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CAUTION.

fcrsnns living shopid le exemc, cautious oi
~itn they order Lottery Tickets Certificates 81 ackAges oi
Tickets The country IL flooded with bogus and SwindDg
Lotteries Evcry induecnen. Il hed Gut 10 get c-ns 10 in
msiey them. Capital Pri1os II from f20"~ etovo
head tlisir Nchemrswiih Tickets nj tine Donat 100000
rycs offered. Tckels 81 All suciL in every IN
.,ane are frauds. aud II money to thea, pt Tickets
much shroso without the shadow Of chance Of
liitg prize beware oi all Loiiere. where III. taiihi
irle unusually comparison To the pr" al Tickets
la cycrs Nhere large Prizes offered for small
COST uI Tickets, put II down lor ecrain fraud.
IT, Al ORDERS addressed IL FRANCS. BRoApnESTs Co..
Wilmington, bel, will meet with prompt attention. and the
printed official drawings ntas
faANIE, BHOADpENTs Il co.
frd E,.,tioEl HiI,ninytoR Del
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LItaE4Re. - TAlAu.. .Lo1HlNGl
NJ. Gt .Ist,i, y IiEIMf.R


III s1afned Northern e,s aud daily living
A.r, A1-e and fashionable st'rA of FALL AND WIN
LLyl ul al. laI!. si9ir Hnd qualify.
surpassed rvs.etu! nlacs,s and lr public
IN L ~ 20 cAalilne his sloeA bolfc lurehns
in~ csst Tie viz iVii md
pir.aia ,4,n tasioi"efsir u.rss mas
tsrs.edr. aag, 1ccj ~ restricting crei
lila mai. ,tetta .cs Of toals, rans
VESTS osI U-. pfedneasns etc. that bey would Dc loo
IA lnsison.
II III aud uulA
me SlA,ss The public IL IN
b..
tic iar aiso large STOCK III hohitp
sps,, ~ saeAs, g. - -. rif drawers, Gloves
khn iaa,seis.s.- = e,,as lJa1keis etc; also,
Trnnkk 81 .si-..s. lie Telurus thanks fo
rasl hss.sfs irslts .ts t.s. ~ ca. ON him,
n. bCiITS do well Ia call him be.
forr s srpared Tor ee Wholesale trade
= ,itr a. q.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTaEuWARE
No III Mai n Street. Richmond. Va

No III Maj % Street Richmond. Va
S<7O I HEREWITH beg leave 10 nfaFm my friends ana
the public geasrs n.y. that In receipt III my
VI FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger aud more varied
rad Dianer Tea 7o1sf Setts Pitchers, Dtshss, Pate
To, Also Hhits CA6ia and Gyanite, Of the best shapes
nad ssyss In s,is and by ihe angie pa Ny stock Or Inc
TsADs steeied With gres. care and Eel
,-surcd thai can any yepscking house In The
bcd ssies my sods directly Fom the manufac-
jm, 2adiy o. D. TAYLOR, Richmond, Va.
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II HATS, GAPS. AND FURs. -
- JOHN DOOIEY,

No. 81 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
4 the Hat Cap and iNr line
The stock eonssts Of all the popular styles Of
now in use VIA the aud Mole skin Dress Hat Of
ii. and 81 Northern Manu- scture The son Or Fen Hat
french STYLE Ledger ' WOOL r.. msfs r''''' ''-' ''
no" the Srs T HS AND c iH:; s'tlny WOOL
Of Fur oo' p. s 5i1i. ' Fsb NUT. aa RI &C.
Of Beaver ''sss nna ssss AID MRS sy .% csss v'''
styles. qs imported f,o rars-rcb patterns;
,,,oo r nal, Ap paas ca O. sa s Num-. M.n.,ee. and
'"''''" ca aIa I AND TRavE IL mo iloBEs,
Wolf Buffalo, rer,isn Chinc.c lined anil rough.
good market 10 purchase In as ANY other n MI county
sept 5ds JOHN DUDLEY.
HoHlCE-5o oas.s O. &. Mass LLor ceone Of the bert
brands ''''''''''-i ID nc DAVE IMPORT COZ
sept 23-ii. Richmond VA
JOHNSON ;ffto 2SlN IS lf,. & oTEY'
A Nj AsD oFrER Foa
Ill lop bags kio' Lasgr" aud Java % lee,
,ea sic. good aud damaged sole Leather
BIO buNos Adaniantine Candies
lro h'ses Brown soap
1000 Kegs oid Dominion Nai.
leo hitr.ls N. q. Mons.os.
2 hog.heads Cnba MoIaases
la barred. extra {, sugar
20 do ground sugar;
- I'ntrui eui Loaf sugar
Ia harrel. crushed sugar;
10 Kegs Soda
100 bnNes French Window Glass;
loo kits No. | MArkcrcl;
30 barrels No / Hctrings;
loo bushels Clever Timothy and other Gras seeds.
G ss ". ts % roEsisa hnD MI r nI S
lD~ We also agents for Of the be brauds oI
MOUNTAIN RYE Whisky all Of which W Win sell low
A.rEnT q. PCLiiAN.I W. H. BETTs.
PtLLTAM & 13ET1,S,
AUCTIONEERS
FOR the sale Of Neg % Q y !,
ODD-FELlOWS' HALL,
FrunitH Sfrest RHHWOND VIRGINIA..
PUEihl ALWAYS Ar EACH DEPOT.
u. X. Wrsmrn, Clerk. July Idly
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Manipulated Guano.

manipulated GuauO
I'VE offer to the Planters OF Virginia Guano reuared nv
w follows: r~~f~'@u W
' lbs q" the best Peruvian Guano that can be nrocurd
800 lbs o the best Sonlhftro Guano conianjn, mi,
cent of the Phosphate oi Lime 'sA W per
goo lbs Of the best ground Plaster Tor which WE INV 40
ton, extra. "'P' ~ per
All well mixed together
Planters and others invited examine The srto,a
ne oe ,horna'on we can obtain, believe This mxtnr
% ~ 'as h. lha' can TO prepared for the Virginia lands
furnish the bags SS "hcn they
For sale by EDMOND DAyPNpopr . m
'>P-~S Richmond. Va
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
SS7O.OOOi
!, craad Consolidated Lo terry Of Delaware.
GLASS "a
To be drawn h Wilmington Del, saturday, March j. 1850
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

APTF0xlmau0HE !.
aai63 prizes amounting 10 -. sot'''oo
Whole Tickets $40. Halves ~, Quarters sz1"
Persons who desire aes only roml the risk on Package
Tor which W.. will s-nd n Certificate as folio~s;
Ceraeae Of Package of ID Mhocs, COSTS syo
do. do. 10 Halves. .,s.-....... -
Do do. 10 Quarters, +.....t...-- ~
Do do. 10 ls,ghibs, 49,. IL
LIZ Price paid immedaiel, amer The drawing
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nIcHNonp AUYERTrsEKEITs.

Sombrero Gnano.
eYnn TONS eoNDRERo GUksQ. landing non sehean.
ZUU - sWs ezR,eT srsgt feea tsnllssy Is,sea ~,
ri. by RDaOND. DAvESpORT = Cos
fsS b. Richmond, a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

1896 pfizfs. amounting si-So<''"
Tickets $40 Halves tio, Quarters 81 Eighihs t25a
Certificate Of Psekagc Of 20 Mholes costs tzp %
lba do. 20 Halves. lav 90
Do do ~ Quarters. +...s..t.,.-, ~ 70
70 flyntls ........... 81 ~
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS Ia
To be drawn Wilmington, pe saturday March 3ls 1901
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIzEl
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
IN rmEsR PRIZE IN DRAWN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

GROUND PLASTER-We prspHred furnish at
N Mil qasn,s.y fSest ground
ia PlaslrT &6MliN a ArRRELl.
{ Jan zI-is No gi Main street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
Old Mountain Ryc Whiskey
Singers SEWING Macbine,s

store and for SALE 81 barrels very superoc Maintain pva
,.n w. NOW LIN MUkRELL.
10 MAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

BuckWheat! EuckWheat!

ME have received another lot OF primo pUCkwiEAT
FLOUR pat up In - ID. Sack, and fur sale accom-.
naodating terms n, SOLOMON MCs5ER'a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

~ feb TIA '- JAMES BOYD Il CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

NOTICE. NOrlCE!!-A prime lot of Pure Mountain An
~ pie irandy hand and Tor safe
NOV li-ds SMITH, ~ ADAMS' al Min Street.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-11

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Seinrt6 S6rnHein


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9arp oriifeno, nuno th panfe Sbnen fir
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erfabren; aber mas 1T bier 9e1deben 2"
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rpIine, uer lblaft jeBt Elm rpenis. = ober i6
bin re6t beiprst UNI ibn."
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bin, mas ibn bon oben BIG unten, uno Ia9te
oann nit lhneioenoer Stimme ugtun, Mu5o
le, ib boffe, sic peroen unltr ebrIihe8 9au8
nun aueentlidiA perlahtn. Stir 2eute SGreS
9IeiAen 1T bier fsin plaB, - Sb lpubte e5
Srpar immer, aber Der 9lle woIlte e6 pur6au5
nidt 9louben."
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8Iide, u Juno Sie, Musje ftuo 10 gut uno
taumen au9enblidlih mein oau6"
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1ties IN iein Sluthen binauf padte feline
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piiitert jers SebenebaffnunD Detni6tet. Gr
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