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lPH0LSl Ehf AND PtPEk-HiAtlAbS,
TTVHE Subscriber respectfully .o-ts can rom rs gnis aad
A tr pahlo a 90 hi siosS % soo n Che above
carp tIn@S.
Neise TAPESTRY Brse ta-e Tl., Venetian, Dutch, h'np
Ae Hsar'A Ees'' o,'f MI " M, SS.soos-
Urr-at. satin ntI,k IarI rlu-s rtsiFi,, 0t-rps ias
al Clrt.i1s uih rn4 ssertnrui 70 Nft7N Ger
ui-rt Htuis ard Pms Window ShI1esa fe a's't'mrnt o
az e latest styl with aaJlr.s OF Che most approved Kinds COS
use.
al fht Best rltt.1s. AMI f tH n-t VrnF Pr me .'Nts
p-,sl whicl viii bc D. lttal AMI r11a of ai lime''
AS, fable Clotts-a large ss..-'J-
Papcr-s1stuct ugS.
As9,-1ld auornrnt 20 ,u h- lli.f .i @ 's o' s
g.. -.l arI PLAIN Papers every sh 1901. and cI' sh tHt
tou. 5 I-yu, -ild of wool AMI u,- b-rs prl'i H
a.aru uys-f having tr- %, vur.mcu eplJ at fofh
vii te Etrrtntel to Esr aAitlsct.u
All or-s anything a, shove lne viii De punctuaiy a.
''nes' TO- ''" To ''' '"' % WILLIAM A. wALrERs
Ps-Hair and suek Natrciss1 ADD Feather Bed, hsnd
nj made 20 order Or th' best rnairr.al' l'e'l A. W
FsVREwENnOTS RARCAINS AZ uRX GOOnS-
4 30 TINS LThE rHE PtE-tNT- ltto WoAiW or ~
AUCTION BAQGAINs-MuaE GOODS THAN ROOM To STOKE
THFN-LAEaE sALEs, SMALL PROFITS ANh QUICK Et-
TURNA-J. MfLLuf-ER & BROTHER, JOB BROAD slEttf
A.. penios their latest purchssss from The large auction
N-E Torz, the prevailing panic prices thgr u can
tray assure their cn.s AMI customers that better r r '
h-rasg cannot be- has in tll mtrkrL
ne ades particular attention Is respectfully rcguriict O. fh.
largest % priced medium and hFh prfd haf-s
GOODS be ounl 10 any esA5hmrat 10 M city, ~uoai iJ
es--pi0n.
q ufu ylt WuNSrgn VENbrtANs-aO-, wurth &c.
lUll yda. An a. POPLtNs. 40 Jsc andR hryard
gdA Of ~lts greatly helnu lass months prizes
Aifou force employed % salt on thr urunf OF Gus
toners erpeced % running 81 The goods rapidly az t pop
pric-s for Ehh 1913 Broad street a. ~ famous . ma
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/ Leave Lynehburg MpndAy,wed
Iinurr I BRipBuRRY,s PIANOS.

WE CALL he atetiOn Of he citizens Of i SeS,
w ,,ondI nd Htrinla our Piano Fortes when "a
:, i' a xi,y NJ caruSl thas their qualities
N every Pp ct. may be tested by The side Of heii
famed Chicke inge 49,, .Ao. a, bIvh and Al uuue-
,ons as aa factory In the county All % shcn can
be seen at Mr.. oeruaih on D0~ LIGHTE BRADBURY
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NrOTICE 40 SHEPPEgS AND 1sfEs,
y OrHgRs NOKKT IWN has ha-s Withdraw
ou the Ine f'F te rt..r- f-r JAMESTOWN, cpt sA>N'
ao ae RoANu6F Csnt CsCc si c'nuur their trips b.t-re
ths cts AMI t-a itr.. ssrE 80 Nori1- each aay hs's
i.tt1rs from Sci. la .s-, Tuesday and saturday. r-
q ps,s % trpaiu.- m E.aaau every la.ds' .hI p
day, ataP. 81 Ltp.Nh NAtsV'.
FNRfE E.aV r "a uss l.--l.ie1msORh nua -.
il Ltterpooi Packet Etue--ih- t7t ship % 49,
thl Ifa fa VIRGINIA utAk C-F.l y. 81 Nort W. htl al
ti a1- ifs-rfr aeoLt t.- l'h of rgN n mn rP
p-r1 har special alt of tac Lsgslt1 e. uolr
cau npcl , ship owned I'm NirsuA without u-fr uou
lsi<- psrtcg h-r freight ~ already engaged
ga, n DAVID VA CURRIE
many LINE IN THE JAMES, ID
IL KlN - ~ che steamers GifN cow AL -z.fa-1
Curtis sFlK To steamer CURTIS Pkch VIA oa Tea, rs
DAY MORNING rcz thc l,h last te regular ia
c-.F.-n cHo0j, r1nolt1 and N1ri1is leaving e eh-l A
Rcsetts every r4USsDAN SATURDAY and III taDAA NuAN
ines. ~ G oeilck. $500
me GLEN uri leave he vharf 60 Boeke' every MON
DAY WEpNksD ~ end sEIpAT MOENtNuS, a. sane hoor
ococf and each boat I'LL rtru each alternate Jay tvNrr'
eundsyl thus makga regular daily rne between ttc ah sc
pe unsurpassed or speed ard arconoduons By aay ohr5
lin.
h5ta go ns AMI returning, and lake Gre slt usual bat AT
fr-ytt % De landed on fr river rai D. pd l' vac" sem
d1n. and win not bs r,p1usb Cor after 10 put uu r
Wharf ;1 ghich O. Is directed marked.
Passage o. or from Norfolk or Portsmouth e.
Meas each, So cents extra -
ocIs o. HAshiNA
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nARINE NEWS

steamer yals kelley PhIsde pa. nlse. anJ passeag G..
p Gard
srbr Marshall Cil-hsstsr. " v n.lle D. 4 ". Culrs.
Aun Cannon Norytli, Phiist-pnis, coal r. @ laiu
scs, Chass A. Hlehsr stabbs phia coal, p Have
4 500,
Srsr t@s Frankrln, r,lsr. Piia coal, -.
Ocean Aasoa Baltimore. md,e, y. Morris and Ar'i'c
a PAR.
~ Rcsl Wsnans Moore Hays g. Grace coal J. steti1
5 Appi-eae. Craunef Al1sny, lumber a Q. kohlnsol.
SAILED.
seamship jane Vn Sknaer, New N'i, mtt', aud p'r7
gers. Ladiau & Wat1.n
S.h- Aueustus HoU y Davis, Forok, nft
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wishing obtain tck cts for aeTgants over
the Riimond Fredericksburg anl Potomac r. X, for wash
ina Ton Oily points further North aust IN s cases be voneh
G or bV soue esponsbe white citizen o. Rchmnd IN person.
mo m 10 dc officers Of the Road tickets vi be sodn aP
M M - y. ts,s,T T, / A. d. ALLEN
Pusuu ~ r. ~ - '--'- . tt Ticket Agent.
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RAILROADS, &C.
I,IcmMoND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
@M54 ssEs

lICHMOND AND DANVlLLE hAlLisOAD'
GMs
o 7-----TTT r. srrKESDKSDESt's OTFIoR,
o ,'it Id T. Richmond, 18th Dec 1860.
. -.t! Winter arrangement.
o. TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
or after Monday, Dec si passenger trains will run a.
~ ' FROM RICHMOND TO DAYHILLE
Mall Train Richmond daily Except sundays att O'Clock
A 81. and rea hes Danviile At 3 10 o'clock p. NJ
7 FRdA DAEPTLLETO RICHMOND
Train Leaves Daave daily Except sundAys) ats o'clock
NJ and reaches Richmond at / % O'Clock p. NJ
The Train HchmSnd connects at Buuve with the trains
over southsde Railroad for ynehbs aud the South and
The traip from Dauve connects u5vle with the souhsde
Rarad trains Tor Pt,nburg and riok and at Richmond
wi IA the the Richmond, Fsdrekburg and Potomac
Railroad York River Rairoad also with the James Ver
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point.
tickets be prneured and baggage VIII De checked
through 10 the following points: - L
.-- L,nclburg, Chattanooga
bristol, Nashville,
Knoxville 49,. Hunsyile
o.. Patton, a Grand Junetlon,
Alfalfa. Memphis,
l. Montgomery. Canton.
YleAsbutg and Jackson,
G.} = . oHAs q. TALooTT.
deco al Superintendent.
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Il, u, 1SOSWElR,

COACH AND Harness MANUFACTURER.
. No. 223, Corner OF RIHin and 9th streets.
BVAs han and general assocqt 81 Carriages and
Hluitcturet Which b. ey4liucutly
those Of good substantial andshonabls
ils viii make to orderany article In the carriage line and viii
every effort please those who may favor him with Their pa
Rrpsir. ereeutsd With nealn.ss and despatch 2ly
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j.. 3. ROBERT j. DENNY,
Dealer IN -HariTare, CUTLERY, Tools, &c.

g.. 3. ROBERT j. DEN NY, r
Dealer ia IlRriyVRrc, Cu;lcTy, Tools, &C.,
Eu;5rdeiiiy cray rarely Of articles alIpadJor g.
BULLDERS' Ma GiiLlViS7,{, d no USEkEEPRRS
zee No. 2l5, Ah0yk rHg BASEs. 20
RAVE now 10 sese the Llrgsst and most COM SSEpsrsA
81 plete stock o. EaFIsh, 0rrian and American Scf6H
hardware have ever had he peasrret 10 %. ,<6scs
er pcetil iuylte all Ia want 20 examine AsA2Az
hesae before Purchasing elsewhere ny goods are rlsh, and
ty1g breh purchased exclusively forrsh an prepared 20 Of
Ger thJ1i upon The iogcstterms. 60 y 80.
In Frsil NJ pfcInO nts " and PloS
sayels spaIes ForkS a Syhes Snaths Axes aud Chaln
together With GARDENING TOOLS Of al kinda
In SsOuSe-FurnsEhiAs Goods my stock J; also vey
UompeieVEt hud Tea Trays ahd walters Single and sets
Japznd Tpe Sets Tn-Ware; SucePau5 Tea and Preserving
kettles Culirry; Pine Ivory Handle Knives n dos and IN aeJ
Duat Plated Foka and Spoons; brushes f aud Feather Dust
s; Tabs Ruekes Mats; BFooms; Cooling Uteti &c &c.
And in Building Materials, particularly am conSian.y
prepared with large and complete ockz Locks ofeyey de-
scruon Bolts jues Screws Iron And Brass Rail- sheaye Screw,
dSaui Axle PusSlsh Cord sofes Wrsace Cat snl Wrought
as Spikes aud al other articles for budlns pErposes ~
ycther with rocls Of all kinds J.. |.U
sI-- Ord sarsfully and promptly attended 20. Do t
49," RoBEuT ]. DENNY,
an 2N5 Main street. above Ire Banks
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT. 90
~ 3 3; o a: 5 sI|lIII:I

~ se--ssse <1c1eH gANe--kLkS
I'M and ARrER Monday the isl Df OCTOBER
~ The Mail and Passenger Erains,
WIZ leave Richmond daily, Except sunuAys) A. GU NJ Tor
Stanton all ermeiate Hsy Stations connecting al Cor
donsve via; the Grange and Alexandra Railroad Trains icr
ASandfa ard intermediate stations AMI at Carlotiesyte with
their yneburg and all points West and Southwest q
thai place every other day Via rursdays Thursdays, and
Saturdays JaeEinnS River and station, West Of stanton
Harnan Browns Stages connect with the train al stsunon
on Mondays welLeays and Fridays and Goshen Tues
dsys Thursdays 6nh saturdays, for Lexington. .
HArmAn Mason and COnpanys saees connect with The Iain
OF Tuesdays thursdays And Saturday, at Moro for the warm
sngs and JAeksons River for The White sulphur Springs
Lev lsburg, &c. .. D..
Tie Mall Train leaves JAckson River on Mondays, Wednes
davs and Fridays, NJ sis, p NJ, for Stanton =.
a FREIGHT TIAlN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
vii Idaye wsynesboro, At $50, and sannipu At $40 A. h,
Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. for Jaekfous Biyer
= - RETURNING,
Leave Jactson River Tuesdays, Tursdays and saturdays
at Z.i5 A NJ, for waynesboro'.
T,ipsto eyshuts &C khO for Ninchester lynchbuR, Bon
Salem shawsvle, Chrsanshurs Bso Knoxville, pa
ton Chattanooga Nashville, brand Junction, MemPhs Canton
New Orleans AL Important Points In the Southwest can be
P''' - So THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
oru General Superintendent
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.

y1.xyp1N ygYKLY THROUGH TO LYNCH Ss2Iz-InITIITk
mi n LEXINGTON ANU BUCHANAN, FE5z-..1eeJy
am n LigEFKLY on THEOPPOslTE DAYS, MAKING DAF
IN LINE AZ PAR AS scoTTsVlLLE
- lFERE z t... - ~.
Richmond scOsre 8 90 Richmond 70 beslnaon'> S SS
:. Lynehbnrg 4 O. buchanan. w
Tbe through line Sf lave Richmond Monday, wednesday and
PSsvatb NJ and 90 and after the 9Th September the way
~ ~, viii Leave Tuesday Thursdays and sat
nrdays and ron far seovie Returning leave FOCUS
vile Monday Wednesday and Friday at ~ = d; . ,,A
ee distance and time ~ passing In card beoT or
~ observe tharthe scottsve line will pass intemediae
,s % the opposite day at the same housons up anu ~ n0u
IaiFt oSmhs G We'd Leave LYnchburE Monday We'd
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A none; Tbik LAIsSE AND BEAUTIFUL as
n sortmeni Of the various styles Of Forfeiture executed by g.
w. MINNIE At his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery 2T Main
Street. kchm nd Va be found Lkenesss OF the following
well known aud distinguished gentlemen, all OF which hear test.
rony the experience st Of the various As employed
and the we'll earned ruputsti0n Of his GALLERY:
Ex-Gov. Wise Hon Mr.. Orr, s. O.,
I" Lieut. Gov. Jackson, Jbo K Thompson, Esq,
Lieut. dow Montague, Rev. hr. Eied,
Hon. Jas. IEohs, Rev. Mr. Peterkn
&" Caskie, Rev. Mr.. Duncan
Judge LomAr, Rev Nj Mnegerode,
Tyler, Rev. Mr. Baker,
Hopkins Rev J. L. Burrows
ChAs. Bruce ksq., Rev. J. " Edwards,
Gen. VIM. Walker Rev Mir seeley,
Capt Jos Myers, Rev. Mr.. Peterson,
Rev. Mr. Jcer, Rev. Mr.. Keplef,
Rev. ". A. smith, Rev. Mr. Wilmer,
The late Rev Mr. Dibrel, The late Judge Butler, g. O.,
The late Judge CloUton, The late Edgar Poe
Rev. Mr Boggs, Rev Mr. Sclrlgley,
Duplicate copies % all the above for sale and every STYLE OF
Photograph executed from life copied from small pictures and
10 mA8n
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CRASS AND GRAIN SCNrlEEs, CitADLES.-
~ We Fespeculy cali Affection 10 our assortment o.
% HYailrons" Grass and Grain soylhes all sises %
~. Q. Coisonsh Pattut do do do do . 3D..
%. Grass Hooks and sicklts . DO t.I.'
o.. superior Cast stltl Needing and Hllng Hoes o.
Spades and Sh0Yts q various makers 30.
F0ris, a,8 and Prg1gs &c..
Those 70 want shall be furnished al The west market price
Hy4 T. MOORE co, % Pearl 81.
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VIHt "ANDALUsIAN BALM,n WIN prevent and
Il the worst Of chapped hands and lips It renders
the sin smooth o and white and an for
burns al roughness Of the sn Il win netso or nure the
deli cate fabric being entirely devoid Of grease Prepared
only by. - gMEADE BAKER, PharmAeeltsts,
oesl 5ls6 Main It, corner shove pottVmees
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1860. So NOEHCE. 1850
= - - ~ sssgsssi ssfkAsss
TO PASSENGERS GOING R0RTH-HEW ARRANGEMENT,
/ ElII'G RITA Nh TO TRAVELLERS.
THRO GGHylChETS4HD TRR0U GA CHECRH
WI. GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES NAIL.
TWICE nAILY-Sunday night eIcepled-belween
RIOHAf0ND AIENASDRtA WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPIA NEWYuRk, and al important pon;s West via Ao-
qGia Greek and Washington, eyer the ..i
RICHMOND, EDERlCKSBuRG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
RIVER rs miles, aud by Splendid and comfortable
themes 20 Washington - miles, IN all 1872 miles In hours
besF comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
tgf- Hours Of departure $50 A. ~, and 100 +. NJ.
SS- Eaggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHEoKED
'HkOuGn 10 Washington Baltimore, Phatelph'a and New
York ...I .r.. . Ir.
Through tickets can be procured the following points To
Balt'orp staiaeha. Cincinnati Columbus, Indianapolis Cal
rO 9eGrrs0nylle, Rock Island Zanesyle, Washington
New York s. Louis Chicago Piisbur Louisville, Decatur, New
ark. Ylnceunes. .I . $50. D.. j.
PEsengs breakfast and sup Ashland and dine board tho
between Aequa Greek and Washington.
Prruohs Wishing obtain cksis for servants fo Washington
City North. Ia ali be vOuched for by
sums responsible wte Ell zen Of Richmond 10 person, known 10
To- ners 81 the Road tickets will be sold applied ot by
lr'es - IA, 81
shockoe HIl 'i JAMES b. WINSTON,
s'77 TT 81 Cent Ticket Agent
sAM'L RUTH, supL b.. az r
Once E ZAP. r. T. Co., 3. T. q.
Richmond, sept. 49, 1888. 3. .i Janst-u
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oyster supper.

There will be an Oyster supper for the benefit Of
the Public school Benevolent Society, in the base
nuent Of tho leighton no1se, on Tuesday evening,
Dec. 18th.
The Ladies Of the above Society, finding their
treasury empty, take this means OF replenishing
Il, that they may be enabled to supply the press
ing demands made upon them BY the destitute
children Of the city. Tho patronage OF tbs benes-
olsnt, and Of all no wish to have good time, Is
solicited. Admission 10 cents.
AaclQd2s
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n office.
Young gentlemen wishing to

young gentlemen wishing to form another
Inc, Class under the instruction If Mr..
A'ee".,on please meet AZ his room on the corner
0sning, VII. -shADgs sts., this monday even
Of Third ana ~ O'Clock. II 50 scholars he
ing, DC 10Th, Att BE divided No that half will
obtained, inc Class 80 81 per month in sd-
meet alternately. Terms xivrn 10 ladies and
vance. Private lessons will b. ..ah -. -, "a
rontle men, in the afternoon OF sra {.
por month. A Prize has already be ,.,.,n.n
600 for the next Exhibition, BY ono gel 80
Parents should occasionally Visit thu tinss liz
arar,is,s. IS it accustoms tho pupils TO speak
confidence before strangers. II was through em-
harrAssment that several pupils At the recent AA-
hibition fell short VI tnuir real ability.
decl0dlt
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oarvin, Bell 4 Co., Corner Of Main and
4th street, Keokuk, Iowa, having determined
to close out their large and magnificent stock
Of Ready Made Clothing. in tho coming two
weeks, at = reduction from former prices,
Merchants and Clothing dealers would do
well to avail themselves at once Of this rare
opportunity for bargains, - it Is not probs-
bic that chance Of this kind will often oc.
cur. Conx ONE, CONE ALL, a. Ne will posi-
lively close at the time specified.
dec3 .d&N2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GOOD-We met one Of our friends yestsrasy N
Broadway. aud was Astonished At the change In his
appearance. A few weeks ago We saw him, he
VAS pale, lean and detected; complainining Of
wcaknsss md drbitity, having been 50 afflicted AL
summer. Now he appears TO be fat, healthy and
strong. We learned that he owed his restoration
TO heaith entirely to McLsan's tightening
Cordial.
Weadsi,e all who are complaining of General
Debility to try 1t; /. Is very pleasant remedy. W.
learn that there are large quantities OF 1t sold daily
Il Morning Herald.
Sse advertisement, In another column.
Dec. no DIV
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Automatic Feed or Eye-PoIntcd
NeSd t0.
ACAgp PROM ELrAs HOWE, Je.

Alpersons are autione ed not 10 make, deal In,
or use rny Sewing Machines which sew from ~ o
.peots and nske the stitch known as the Borrower
& b ,ker STITCH unless the same are purch ased
from the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Co., or
their agents or licenses, and stamp under my
pateat Sept 10, 1876.
sad company, aud theis licenses, alone, are lie
gally authoris. d under taeir own patents, and my
ssd patent, during the extended term thereof, TO
u axe aud sell this kind of Sewing Machine, and
Ali Others are piracies upon my said patent, and
will be dealt with aceoraIaiy, " bereyer found.
ELIAS HOWE, ia, N. Y.
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E1GHsh 0ptntSn On the American
Election asA Dlsuolon.
The London Times Of November 18th, has
the following:
Beaten In the contest, the Dem ocfAsic par.
~ have resource 10 tho ordinary devices Of
the party that hnds itself tho weaker ia the
Presidential contest-tbas -, TO the hssk-
neysd threat Of breaking up the Union
They said the same thing four years ago, be.
fore the victory declared for them and, ~
their danger II ~ present so much greater,
they repeat ths threat 18th the more earnest
ness. We confess that DOR notions Of fair
play are much offended b., such . threat.--
Those who enter into an election with the
mental reservation that they will not submit
10 The result unless it be favorable TO them
selves, are guilty Of the same kind Of unfair
ness ~ those Who play At cards with the in
tcnsion of receiving il they win, and refusing
90 pay If they lose. The threatened sepsra-
ton Of the South from the North, il the
threat Of doing . grea. deal Of mischief to
themselves in order 10 do . very little mis-
chief to the North. la Abe four niliions OF
blacks that ara WITHIN her boundaries, the
South has formidable army Of domestic
enemies, md ii any one wishes TO judge OF
the terror which those dvmseiics excite, let
him refer to the frightfoi scenes which are
perpctrased in the State OF Texas, With .
cruelty which nothing but the most abject
fear can account for. There would be little
wisdom in separating from tho free States,
,~ho are bound 10 assist in maintaining the
ia, ssral authority throughout the Union, in
nra., he more efsctualiy to isolate the white
il ...s - . conflict with the black popula-
ton. Il can. moreover, hardly be doubted
thai the Nor. bern slave Ststes-Virginis,
kentucky and Nj. >souri-vould become free,
and ;o,n the Nortne. n ontedsrstioD; 50 that
the remaining States would End Themselves
deplorahly weakened, aad probably IN the
Aercy Of any powerful co ansry that might
choose to make war upon them, With the as
sistance Of their slaves. Taxatisn weuid IN
crease as security diminished, and the ex
Lenses of FederAl Government would have
TO be supported with resources already -.
yerely taxed BY tho expenses OF local %
ADMINISTRATION. Such Confederacy would
have in it nons OF the principles OF increase
while the resources OF the North and thu
West would 60 on multiplying themselves by
the same course Of successful industry q
borstofOre.
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CITY DEsPENsARY.

Remember that The City Dispsnssry il open eve
ry day frem 10 10 ii O'Clock =. M, when the peor
can receive Medical ard Surgical advice graiu-
itousiy.
No charge for medicine. when authorized by the
Mayor, or proper representative Of the City CouH-
Gil
Prompt attendance il required, as cases win
receive attention after the hour specified.
sep,17d &c. HUGHES, Dean.
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Shook FoUND.-We heard on Saturday
that John Shook VAS seen at Canton, on FRI
day last, and went on board the DIR. Kane
just ~ she vas leaving to 20 down the river.
The Captain OF the Kane had heard OK the
circumstances, and - Shook had been point
ed out to him, he would doubtless be ar
rested.
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Now INST oKE:
100 Bags Rio Coffee,
20 Hbds. New Orleans Sugars,
IS Bills. Refined 8
so Bags Java Coffee,
300 Kegs Nails,
100 BIS. Glass,
100 Kegs Soda,
$50 Hlf Chests Tea,
IS Coils Rope,
SO Don. Buckets,
- Dos. Tubs,
1000 lbs. Broom Twine,
10 Bills. Lard Oil,
200 Bales Batting,
SO Bags Cotton Yarn,
loo Boxes Candles,
200 Boxes Soap,
$500 Bbls Kanawha SALT,
500 Bsgs g. A. do
500 Bdis. Wrapping Paper,
leo Bags Shot,
225 Kegs Rife and Blasting Powder.
500 lbs. Gloves.
300 lbs. Cinnamon.
1000 lbs. Black Pepper
500 lbs. Allspice,
so Bbls. Cement,
Bed Cords, Blacking Brushes,
Matches, Well Buckets,
Letter PAPER,
White Lead, Linseed Oil,
Vinegar, CASTLE Soap,
Saltpetre, Ext. Logwood, &C., &c.
Nov. 10, lS60-dAwln
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90 M M ERCIAL.

Hanks Throw n OUT
The notes Of the following Banks a5e thrown out
by the Bankers of this city. At the last dates they
we're bought in Chicago Ut 80 cents. Al the notes
are amply secured, great shave should he submit.
ted TO-. Indeed II 10 possible that most Of them may
be currentin thirty days;
Bank Of Aurora, West Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equality, !"
State Bank, Shawneetown, /"
Amer. Exchange Bank, Raleigh.
Corn Exchange Bank, Fairfield, !"
Bank oil Raleigh, Raleigh,
Bank Of Commonwealth, Robinson, ILL.,.
Southern Bank Illinois, GRANVILLE.
GRANVILLE do do
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Vim, B. Young 4 Co, OF Chicago, Manufastn-
rers Of Yonng's Sewing Machines, have settled and
psid in full Tor all lnirlngements Of our patents.
Persons using, and agents seliiDg, said machines
will ,taeref0re, nj. be mosess~d account Of any
violation II our SEWN. Machine Patents.
ELIAS HOWE, by his Attorney j Giles.
GROVER i LakER &. NJ. CO.,
y. u. POTTER, Pres't.
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Extra TkAIS.-During this week, % Court
will be sitting in IT. Madison, an extra train
will be run, arriving here 1t Ii :. M, and
leaving for Fl. Madison at 2 p. m. The reg
ular train will run o. usual.
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AccIDEEr.-The wood train on the Des
Moines road ran over . COW, Saturday after
noon, near Sugar creek, whereby the engine
was thrown ID the track, and old Mr.. WAL
lace, an employee, was killed.
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kE0AUk POST OFFICE.
Open from I a. N. to 8 p. m. On Sundays from
8 to %. m.
DAILY ARRIVALS AND rxrARruRxs or TIE nAuA.
Eastern Mail arrives At p. m, and closes at q
an.
ST. Louis and Southern Mails arrive IT 8 p. N.
and close ut .. m.
Hannibal and 50. Joseph Mails arrive at p. m.
and close ct 6a. m.
Quincy Mail arrives ut o. clock p. IN. and closes
At g a. IN.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive ut
81 p. m. and close 81 9 q. M
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive At 8 p. m.
and close ats .. IN.
Western Mail arrives at "a .. m. and closes 1t
.. n.
Charleston ttri-xseklyl Mail departs on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 o'clock q. IN =,
and arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at o'clock ,. m.
RICHARD McALLIETER, Pm.
Dec. sth, 1860.