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~ SApLER's HOTEL Amid all the changes
worked by time. this popular institution. the
headquarters of epcures, knows no change-no
falling of in its management-no abatement in
public patronage-no waning IN popularity. Its
generous landlord, aided BY his estlmable lady,
and assistants that know how to cater to the APP
petltes d comforts of Virginia gentlemen, has
made no effort to take the popular eye by exterior
show of plate and tlnsel; but content to have a
larder stored With the choicest of ed bes, and a
cellar f Led with favorite old brands of liquids and
cigars has enjoyed continuous PATRONAGE, rarely
given 10 one hotel. The writer of tins has been a
visitor at SApLER's HOTEL for many years, and
does not hesitate to say. that for good eating, ad
mlraely prepared; for neat beds, and airy, well
ventilated CHI ,mbers; for superior liquors wines
and cigars; and for rolite. attentive and accom-
modatng assistants and servants, it has no supe-
r!or n the Old Dominion. Justice SADLER is pc
cularly happy IN serving dlnner and supper par
ties, and from a long experience IN his business,
and extensive acquaintance i'll all sections, has
facilities for supplying the wants of epcures that
no man IN his business enjoys. We commend his
house, then, to the new corners ana visitors of
Richmond, and TO all who appreciate good living
and old Virg mia fare. SADLER's HOTEL is on
NJ ain street, near the Old Market
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The wheat crop of the young S'a'e Vi WIS
consin for the year 1860, Is SET oown, ai'er
careful estimate by the most competent per-
sons, at t,centy-twe millions % bushels. In 1850
,he wheat crop in Pennsylvania, the heaviest
wheat. growing State, was Is, 367. 69i bushels
The crop of Wisconsin, in that year. was
4 ,ose. 1871 bushels. The product of the present
year is perfectly amazing
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NewS per Change.

GRO. E. SENsKNAY, Esq, has retired from
the editorship of the Winchester Republican,
and that excellent journal will hereafter he
conducted by ii. ID. BEALI. Esq as editor, and
JNo. ID. RIDENow, Esq, proprietor. The Re
publican is printed in remarkably handsome
manner, and is one of our most valuable ex-
changes.
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1t is said that CHANG and Enc. the Sia,ness
twins, differ Ia politics. Both are veteran
Democrats, but CHANG is now for BREoKIN-
RIDGE and ENG for DOUGLAS. The question is,
will they divide their Union 7 If they should,
they W OF Id ACT about as sensibly as North and
South, If they cut asunder their national liga-
ment on account of any cause of difference
which has yet arisen between them.
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DIED

On Wednesday 18th August. l. tW ANNA SEAL,
only daughter of Augustus and Anna Maria Seal,
az ed Q months and days.
Her funeral will be preached at her fathers real
dence, on state st., in the town OF Fulton, below
Rockets, at 4 o clock to- morrow evening.
On the morning OF the Sth inst, NATHAN, in
FAINT soR u d. and Mary J. HaIgrove, aged IA
months and IS DAYS.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of his parents. on Leigh ST., this morning, at 10
o CLOCK, without further notice.
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.en Of this Prince {MAHoMKr III who cap
tured Coustantinorle In 1852, and put an end
to the BY zantine Empire. 1t will thus be seen
that the Turks are of Tartar origin.
The proper way to spell the name OF the
Arab prophet is Mohammsd. But we auop'
the old spelling for the reason assigned oy
GIDEON. when he adopted it, viz because ~
has been used so long that 1t has oeeo'he &c"
miliar to most of our readers.
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DEAD BODY FoUND-The body of a man
named Robert Palmer, about Is years of age,
and who had been employed on the farm of Mr..
Webber, of Norfolk, Va, was found on Satur-
day in a wood near Providence Church. a few
miles from that city. The remains had been
horribly mutilated by hogs. The Coroner's
inquest rendered the verdict that the deceased
came to his death from some unknown cause
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BruiSers at the Springs.

Under the head of Fashionable 1ntelli-
gence it is announced in the Northern papers
that HBRNAN is at Newport and MoRRIssEY
at Saratoga. These distinguished persons are
great objects of attraction. and if they could
be induced to visit the same watering place.
would no doubt produce decided sensation
upon each other as well as the crowd.
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Ellis majority.

Whole vote in the thirty-four counties in
1858, was 47,679-in the same counties in 1860
it is sc, SG9-showing an increase of 100. Ellis
increases his vote 1887 Pool increases over
McRae's vote 6,S53. A nett gain for Pool of
1916. The same ratio throughout the State
will give Gov. Ellis about 5000 majority. The
entire vote of the State will probably reach
1lS,O00-about $1,000 larger than ever before
cast.
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A. Eastern View. Fananisr county. Va, the re,
sldence of the BRIDES father, on the morning of
the 18th ult., BY the Rev. Mr. Ward. Of the Vir.
glnia Conference, T. \; GAtLkEttHTEbRSs ESQ Of
daughter Of George Brown, ESQ.
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We'll Posted In.

An English paper, under the head of "Colo
NAL Miscellany" says: "Spurgeon's Sermons,
some of which ntain severe remarks on the
slave institutions of the United States, had
been burnt in Tie Virginia Court House"
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NAvAL.-Commodore Chas. s McCauley
took command of the maynard at Norfolk
Tuesday, and hoiSted his flag on board the
Pennsylvania, which was saluted by that ship
and by the Brooklyn sloop-of-war.
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a. SONS OF NIALTA-Assemble in
EN your Lodge THIS EVENING, at s
o'cl ok, to receive an important communication.


49, RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
- PANY.-Books of Subscription for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
PANI not already subscribed for Will, THIS DAY
store of Jas. Woodhouse & Co, and at the office
OF ]. A. Lancaster & Son.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
au SIS JOS. JACKSON JR, Pres't
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Hon. James Buchanan, President of the
United States, is expected at Old Point this
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Nirhmunn Qispatrh.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUG, .. 1850.

nA DlsrArcR SoR THE SPRINGS, &c,-PsTsons
so.ns 10 the catering places eaa hare iat DAi
DISPATCH mailed 10 tkev1 for any "He g
time, by tearsag their orders at the ee~NtsTe
ana paying in adraacs for tae f,ms named'
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
, DAMAGED coo s.-For

ENsHN information of our customers and u
MAI bfriends generally, we would take this\
method to inform them, that we have taken %,
store, No PSI, next above Mr.. I. ID. 4uarles
SOns,) where We are closing out our eLtts
stock of BOOTS and SHOES. at prices 10 satlsr
all Please call and examine the goods,
w. p w. TAYLOR K CO,
N. B-We are prepared 10 make all kinds
work to order as usual. W. Z. w. /. CO'
au o.
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xzrsA FOR SALE-A No, 1 MI LCH COW,
"a raised in the city, giving from ten =
s&-Aa<etwelve quarts of milk a day, and veE1
aentie. For terms, apply at the corner Of Gtsc'
and Adams streets. BENJAMIN SUTTON.
o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AJ. pttfield George.
On ~ Blair Co.'S Bmildins,)
CORNER OF CARY AND 12rH SITS, RICHMOND, VA,
Has 10 store and offers for sale low
LfCORiCE, of approved brands,
TONQ VA BEANS, of prime quality.
GUM ARABIC. of different grades.
OLIVE OIL, warranted pure and sweet
au elm
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BY order of the President
jy 27-3tawtd WM. Z. MUNFORD, Sec'y

UNION PRAYER MEETING.
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices of the Young Mems
UNIFIED PREsBYTERfAN CHURCH, rev eN.
DR. Reads.l from 6 to o'elk. The citizens
generally are invited to attend, as well all
strangers visiting the city. jy l6-lm
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lust PUBLISHED
M A X Is l. T. ks,

MA NUFA RER OF
Hattan and American Marble Monuments,
IombS, Head Pieces, Se..ofeUery style and design
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard, between 9TH and 9th SITS, on Main, fadJoin-
ing Rogers & MilleT's Marble Yard y and examine
my work, which cannot be exceled by any other
establishment North or South which will sell
as low as any establishment in this city else
where. Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-09

THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION. Re-
turns have been received from "a out of Sc
counties in North Carolina, and the following
result is given in the Raleigh Standard, (Dem.)
They show a large increase of the general
vote. In these thirty-four counties, in 1858,
Ellis received ..-------..--.... ...--.2 6In
McRae received Observation-Disclosures. 10 SOS
Ellis majority ----. ,----- .-.--..... S543
In 1860,
fODl. 70 All
lI,oS
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OFFICE OF THE JAS. RIVER & KAsAwHA Co.,

OFFICE OF THE JAS. RIVER & KANAwHA Co,l
Richmond, July 26th, 1850. {
CA l. l. r ID MEETING of the
60 Stockholders Of the JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA COMPANY will be held IN
AT a meeting of the Board OF Public Works, on
the 18th July, 1850, it was ordered that q meeting
OF the Stockho ders Of the James River and Ka
nawha Company be held at the office OF said Com
pany, on TU hSDAY, the 18th August next
"A true copy. THos. H. De WITT,
''Sec'y b. Z, Works"
BY order of the President.
Al u u
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TURNER & MORGAN

FAMILY GROCERS,
Offer to families q superior SODA SOAP, for
slVE. OLIVE and FANCY SOAPS. The alton
ton of the trade 10 called TO the SODA SOAP
"A very fine lot of COUNTRY BUTTER Just ar
WINES, LIQ U0RS, SARDlNES, CATsUpS,
With a general assortment of FAMILY GROCE,
MES. TURNER h MORGAN,
Family irocers, Main, between 7th and 9Th SITS
au 9-2aw2w
RAyENsWOOD HIGH sCHOO THE
SCHOOL. FOR BOYS, ON the lst Of october
noxt. at his residence. about one mile from the
city OF Richmond. AS his School will be limited.
early application should be made. Address,
A.. IL. L. CHRISTIAN,
au s-4t Richmond, Va.
NEW FAMILY FLOUR.-We have com
MoS mnsn sSf - STfd epr usual supply 9fIRIcH,
are prepared to furnish our regular customer "a and
Rxrka1s snS syy1ffhiEPfNg Ynio1R,. kniI.Lyi
ss I. ils mae y -ss}ssY iSftNMs, 4 90
ssk!!Azzss INV izs s.
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"a Guns, Guns. Guns Just received from
England one hundred and fifty fine DOUBLE
GUNS. Sportsmen wishing to equip themselves
Tor the r all campaign, are requested to call anu
examine my stock before purchasing, as am CON
hdent can exhibit the best assortment Ct Goods,
in my line, to be found in any house in the State.
JAMES WALSH:
au 3-1m Gun Importer, co Main st.
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- kICHMUND PHILHAN MONIC
a~~GA ASSOC ALTON ESPECIAL NOTICE.
The first regular meeting and rehearsal Of the
GLEE Gu will be held in the School Room of
the MECHANlCS' INSTITU re, on THURS
DA y, the 9th inst, at O'Clock p. NJ. A full at
tendance Is particularly requested By order.
au S-2tN HENRY HARVEY, Sec'y.
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NEW BOOKS.

A In NACS, 1861.
"A RANDOJPH'S Bookstore and Bndery.
THE QUEENS OF SOCIETY. By Grace and
Philip Wharton illustrated. $3.50
STUDIES OF ANIMAL LlF +. BY g. H. Lewes.
4lc.
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. By George Eliot.
RANK fNG'S HALF-YEARLY ABSTRACT, No.
81. January to June, 1860. 81 90
ALMANAC FOR THE USE OF NAVIGATORS
From the American Nautical Almanac for
1861. 50c.
THE FARMERS ALMANAC, arranged afte r
the system of German Calendars tor 1861. Sc
RIGHAR r so ALMANAC for 1851: 90.
ACTS OF The Ass bly, of 1859 80. 81 rs
HUGH Esq EQUITY ORA FTSMAN !; being Sc
lection OF forms OF Pleadings in Suits in Equity
London edition. 20.
WARkEN'S LAW STUDIES; an introduct on
to the study of the Law. London edition. So.
au Git
JUST PUBLISHED.
y THIS DAY, August It'll,
THE DRAGON, that old Serpent, the Devil and
Satan whose head must be bruised in the com
ing contest among the nations BY George
Stacy Price 81 cents.
Just published this day, by
w. HARGRAVE WHITE,
au o-3t l73 Nam street.
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>srsA U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP ROA
NOKE. FOR N e w K..-Th,

fr1kA Q. $. NAH STEA MSHIP ROA
ITEHA NOKE, F OR NEW YORK.--The
e-<x-Hsf|@ steamer ROANOKE. Capt. GEO w.
CoqcH, will leave here at O'Clock P. NJ. FRI
DAY, the 10th inst.
Excursion tickets issued to go and return by eth
er Of the steamers, for the very moderate price of
SIS.
Passage to New York, meals and State room
included SO eteerage passage SIS.
passage TO Norlolk same as BY the river boats.
Freight received to day. (THURSDAYD and
up to the hour of O'Clock A NJ. FRIDAY.
ConsIgnees are requested to send for thelrgoods
to-day.
Freights for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
Tickets and Berths secured at our office or on
board the ship. LUDLAM Il WATSON.
o.
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IA. Fruit Jars, Pickle Jars.-We have on
hand SELF SEALING FRUIT JARS and CAMS
of the most improved patterns; GLASS PlCkLE
JARS, &c, to which we invite the attention oil our
friends and customers.
STEBBTNS. PULLEN Il CO.,
AUST Corner 9th and Broad SITS.
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NOTICE.-We have this day appointed Asssin
~ THEODORE CANT r. X and Che kLEEss
LOHNERr, partners under the style CT Gan hN
h LOHN ERf, our agents 70 csrTy on tps Ous
ness of selling BEER, WINES, Liz lUko -
CIGARS, IN the house on Pearl street. IN the t'
of Richmond; but To buy and sell for Dash onp
H. A. BERGMAN sun
Jnly 30, 1850. Iaui-l2tsl Phlladel phlh.
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| OST-On Thursday last, a heavy GOLD
- BRACELET, composed of beads linked 10.
gether, with star over each link, either on Main
governor, or B'oad streets. The finder will Ia
literally rewarded by leaving 1t at the Dispatch
office. an an.
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7 AIDES ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
LOST AND sTRAYED

a L0ST-Yeste rday, on nth street. al.
~ yer Lever WATCH, hunting case A ibs
EN3 raj reward will be paid TO the finder. If 40.
<H1Sl3t livered to me in the Old Market, or If len
at hts office. THOMAS UABNEY ""
Q-1tt MAJ oT -.
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Ma Wheeler 81 Wilson'S
SEWING MACHINES.
Factory in Bridgeport, Conn Principal Office,
sos Broadway, N. Y Virginia Office. 227 Main ST.,
Richmond. Branches throughout the state.
They are not, and will not, be made or sold by
parties interested in the sale of other NJ achlnes.
3-lmN f., II, CRAIGE, Agent.
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@, WEST 4 JOHNSTON'S
x,AS BULLETIN OF NEW MUSIC.
IE SONGS.
ONLY WAITING. Dedicated to Miss Caroline
Richlngs By Geo. Kunkel. Price i0c
HAVE NOT LOVED THEE. Bv w. V. Wal
lace. Price ACC.
MRS. LOFTY X kEPS A CARRIAGE so Dol.
Written by = adv Of Buffalo; music by
Lady of St. LOUIS Price &c.
THE THOUGHT OF HOME. By Stewart. Price
THE FOREST MAIDEN. Bys.D.s. $50.
JENNY BRIGHT. BY Louis n lcoai Price &c
ELLA LEkNE. by Fred. Buckley Price 25c.
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~, FOR SA E-Wishing to move nearer 20
N;:s my place of business offer my d w t.LLING-
Eli HOUSE and LOT. in the town of Sidney, one
square above the Odd Far Ground gate, on Pine
street between Main and Cary, at private sale
neat two-stoTy brick house, in good order, with
good out houses, a small garden, and good well
OF water IN the yard. drawn by A pump.
TERMS very liberal, One fifth cash the
balance IN i've or ten annual payments, with in
terest. to be paid yearly.
will also sell TIN ee story DWELLING, Oh
OREGON Hill, near the Rolling Mills, with two tene
ments, on the same terms.
al luz n
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DARK Err HOUSE.
BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations,
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled IN the United States.
H. D. PARKER,
mh SIM IF. MILLS.
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JANUARY POLKA. Crosez. Price 2sc
All OF the above sent free OF postage IL any ad-
dress on receipt Of price. A liberal discount made
20 teachers and dealers. We have on hanl; at all
by different authors. Sheet Music bound IN any
style. WEST r. JOHNSTON,
Bookse lers, Music Dealers and Bookbinders,
au"-t l45 NJ am street.
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BOARDING.

BOARD Families and single gentlemen will
- find the best accommodations at the corner of
9Th and Main SIS one of the best locations for
boarding in the city for business men. being within
FIVE minutes walk of the Banks and Post Office.
S-4tS
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DOARDENG.-Persons wishing to send their
Id daughters to the Ashland Female Institute,
and preierTlns to have them board IN a private
family, can be accommodated By applying to J.
PRYOR, whose family residence is next door to
the school. he sleeping apartments will be large
and airy, and pains Will be spared to lnsu the
comfort and happiness of those entrusted to his
For terms per session, address.
JOHN PRYOR,
L q In Ashland Hannt.ar Va
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WANTED TO RENT-A STORE ROOM -
w and CELLAR on the South side OF MAN E.a
street. between 10th and 14tn sts nent not -
exceed s1.2oo. Address, BOX $751; Post ofhce'
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~, FOR RENT OR SALE.-I will rent or
aS;a sell my LUMBER-HOUSE,s situated en- 18th
which is well suited for tobacco factory, or gro
Gerry and granary. For terms, appy to
O. JAMES
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I, GRAYS, AITENTION.-Attend a regu-
81 lar Company drill at Military Hall, FRIDAY
Hevenlng, 10th inst, at So O'Clock, In jackets
III and fatigue caps.
~ By order of Capt. ELLIOTT.
an a. 1stG o,,
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H. WALLERSTEIN & CO.,
John Ua
VINES. LioUORS AND CIGARS--Verv
B. pLEASANTS, Agent.
No. Main street, corner Eth

DEDUCING ST0CK.-.Many styles of light
IL SUMNER CLOTHING we are determined 10
close out in the next thirty days and tn insure
sa es, offer the GREATEST BARGAINS OF
THE SEASON. The stock Is choice, and those in
want of any kind of summer Clothing, will do well
to call and secure some of the many bargains TO
be sold IN the next thirty days.
KEEN. RAi,ON'IN T. WILLIAMS
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~ BY order Of the Captain.
au Git r W. HAGEN EYER, LIST Serg't.
NOTICE. delinquent consumers Of water in
l MONROE WARD are hereby notified that If
they fail to pay their bills on or before the 10th
instant, before the hour of o'clock p. M, they
will be dealt with according to the requirements
OF the following extract from the ordinance Hon-
corning the Water Works:
BY an ordinance passed By the Council Nay alS,,
1858, If any water bill remain unpaid for Thirty
DAYS next ater thar on which il is presented, the
Auditor shall notify the Superintendent, who
shall stop the water being used on the premise IN
respect 10 which the default exists, and he shall
not allow it to be used those premises again
until SAID bill is paid aud five psr cent. Will be
addet to the original amount of the bill, which
who Is hereby author zed and required to collect
the same as II 1t was due for city taxes.
-. J. SAUNDERS, JR., for
9-2t Nj. L.. Auditor
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NOR SALE-A FOUR GARD PLEASURE
L BOAT. built of iron. and perfectly new, with
all the necessary equipments, Life Preservers,
&c The Boat is v, ~ pretty model, IS feet long
and feet wide, and is fitted up very nicely with
awning, &c Sold for no fault whatever. Ad-
dress, Tau S-3tFl ]. u. HUNTER, Box 5ll.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05
Steamboat Exs.osian.

PADUcAH. Ky, June 25-The
'steacisr Ben Lcwis, with about two
hundred deck and cabin passengers,
exploded her boilers one mile below
Cairo at two o'clock this morning
The Captain, Clerk and Engineers,
and about one hundred or more pass
engers, IMPOSED to ts lost. The
Captain lad one lag blown of aud
was about being picked up by a
skiff, but sank before the boat reach
ed BIN. The boat took fire. ard IN
FIVE minutes VAS total wreck. The
steamers Sunny Side. Lake Erie, and
the cosl tug rendered every assist
auee in their pawer. They picked
up about Fifty of the passengers and
crew, who had on notbing but theirnlght
clothes, but were kindly furnished by
the citizens Of Carlo. Many Of the
wounded are at the hotels. The
books and papers are all lost.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

DECLINE OF A CANADIAN ClTY.-
The city Of Hamilton. G. W., with
0,G00 population, owes two million
dollars. on which the interest is
SI32,000 annuity, itself very
handsome tax. The population has
on this account fallen off 10000 as
compared with ten years ago, and
is sill decreasing Property is un-
saleable, and houses are offered to
let for the taxes alene.
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2d--do- VIM FOLEY, WRWageoner.
3d--do-D A George nj Spencer.
4th-do-Dr w BMarlin,Y 7 Tay lor.
5th-do-Byars Logan. Joel RVecs.
6th-do-W w jones. j B Hudson.
7th-do-J Re- oe, w G Solomon.
sth-do @ B Boyles,H C Cowan, j G
Woods, G A Diemsr.
9tb-do-A NJ Hall. Ben Fox.
l0lh-do--D r Smyth, j Gillespie.
llAh-do VIM Dyer, john Roach.
l2th-do-J John Carr. j | McCown.
l3ih-do-L D Sugg. Geo Stewart.
I4lh-do DrJ Wood. Fl Turney.
l5th-do- BM G Alsup.J H Wright.
l6th-do-Dr CBNcGuire, WRBruce.
17th-do : j A Leatherwood, H Pay
singer.
1Sth-do-DrJ Bonner, II Commons.
lotb-do-J Caughraa. David Tipps.
20lh-do-L B Wiley. L L Cole
2lst-do--Jeff KeIso, j P McGee.
22d-do--Tborn Flynt, S L Walker.
23d-do-Dr " G Bray, j F Gregory.
24th- do Lewis P;tcock 10 D4mron
25th-do--W G Jennings, S Stiles.
Fer The County at large John NJ
Bright, DR. W Bonner,C G Mckinney.
r Farquhsrson, John II ray lor, and
n 0 Wallace.
On motion OF G. C. Mckinney.
Esq, the proceedings Of this meet
ing were ordered 20 be printed in me
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER aud L.acola
Journal
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j. II. TAYLOR, CM.
n. o. WALLACE. Sec.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE IN OHIo.--
The Cleveland Democrat Of the 25tk
says:
Sunday had scarcely departed =
the Inst stroke of IL had scarce
cesssd its sound, as il proclaimed
that the Sabbath had ended. ere the
booming thunder Of over 100 guns
commenced firing in the Park in
honor oil the netainaiion Of John G
Breekinridge and Joseph Lane, for
President and Vice President Of be
United States.
Tae same paper raises the fig
Of BE ck;nridge and Lane, and says
thst leach has 3 character that sian
der never dared to sssail.' aud that
from the Aristook 10 the r o Grands.
from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
these nominations viii be hailed with
JOY and grstulatioa BY the stern De-
Bho love the Union and its
Constitution.