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1890 FALL TRADE.
1860.
sAM'L NJ. PRICE 4 co

SAM L VI. TRINE 4 Co,
l57 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Vtrgia,a
We are now receiving our supplies II FALL ,rs
WINTER GOODS, embracing every VARIETY Z, -
had IN this and the New York market. whoa q
be continually increased during the season.
NEGRO CLOTHING
Cur stock of NEGRO CLOTHING is now sop
plete. embracing VIrg'a ) aud 4FULI-CL ORR
LiNSEYs. SATINEFS, BLANKETS, and Brown
DOMESTICS OF all widths.
sc l7-tS SA l. Nj. PRICE co
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1 AEaE SIutk Dk
Il N f W AL GOODS
NOW omen AZ y y
J. MILLHISER /. BRO *

We take pleasure To inform our tTieuds.rI..
irons and the public generally, that We - ~
opened very extensive assortment 81 Ma,
GOODS, adapted To The presen, and approacbi'.
season, and are prepared to sell them on, the ~,
favorable terms and at very low prices FanI's
having purchases To make in ANYTHING IN The ~
Goods line Will do well 10 give our stock an eIsr'
nation, II only 10 Ind out at what We are SCI,
HUodS at. Q cannot, Ill an advert sement EN-
merato even the leading styles OF foods we ~.
III store, hut assure all that our store rooms a..
crammed and janmsd full Of good bargains and nv
douot VIII be 50 with customers, If they now thef
own interest
We sell the best 81 BLACk SILK in theo city
We Sc the best all wool l. LAM Ill az 5rt.
We have the largest amt cheapest stoc. a,
FRENCH EN- BR0IDbRiE rs in tae city
CARPErINGS and RUGS IN great variety ,rt
cheap. J. MILLHIStR BRO
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The subscription for memorial to Hallam'
the historian, has reached 81, 900 in England
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E.KEss G00ES.-We hava this day opened 4
II full and lne assortment OF Dress Goods, con
sstug OF splendid Silks OF all qualities and prices;
ueIaInes, all wooI; ValentIas, &c. We have
bong ut the above at p great sacrifice, and are.
there 20, enabled tC uie- such inducements that
cannot fan To give entire satisfaction. The par
ucuIar attention OF the ladies' ana public are IN
vited To our uuusu ii large stock of Dress Goods,
which are too Numerous 10 m-utloa. Call At lie
bargain emporium OF ALI RED MOSES,
Mai
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H. Fine Arts.--The undersigned have
just received large and beautiful assortment OF
COLOREn AMI PLAIN ENGRAVINGS and
LITHOG yAPHS, to which they would call the at
tentlOn of amsteurs and the public IN general;
also well selected assortment of ARTISTS
MATERIALS. BRUSHES. STUDIES for GRE
CLAN, ORNAMENTAL and OIL PAINTINGS.
We are also better prepared than ever 10 al or,
ders Tor hIlRRQK, POkTkAIT and PIGTURE
MOI LDING5 of our own Manufacture, LOOK
EYEGLASSES, FIR 4 9 H and G h r NJ A y
LOOK NG-GLASS PLATES We would call
for PORTRAITS, PHOTOGRAPHS aud PIC
LURES. all of which we viii sell, wholesale or
retail, at very low prices.
n. 3 ODD Frames re sided. Pictures Cleaned
and Vanished. J. V. SUNDBERG co,
sc l7-3W' 2U9 NJ ain street.
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60 RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
go PANY.-Books of Subscription for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY CON-
PANI not already suDscrl bed for will, THIS DAY
OF J. 4. Lancaster Il Son.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
au 8-Ls JOS. JACKSON, JR., PTes't
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pKICE EEDUC ED
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF
DIZZY GOODS,
on I5FH OCTOBTR

TO CLOSE OUT OUR sToCK OF
DRY GO "42 ,s7s ocroRsR
We hare marked do'o, Hsariy ereyy ar!tcssc
loIc orIgina! cost. We have on hand
Large stock of RICH DIRE SILKS, maize.
down To 50 and IS cents IN the dollar.
Eleg NIX kUBEs, cost sac, for SIS
Rich DE LAME ROBES al 81 80 cost : u and j
X ,ch PRIME ed PARIS DE LANES.
VALhN II AS, PoPLlNS and hlLk, FQut1AAky
Black ALPhCCAS and BUMBAIlNES.
Black Chailis and atwood DE LANES.
French MERlN0ES. all cpors.
RoEan's ana Alcxauder's KID GLOVES st9 cH
LADIES' and Misses HOSIERY,
Lace, Muslin upl Cambria SETS and COLLARS
at half price iur cash. PERKINS \ CO.
Sc 5-i5t lA Easie Square
PIE IA \ X ID sou 4 co.
II DEAL E&CLUsfVELY IN,
And keep for sale III Quantities TO sult purchaser
WARE ROOMS, 10. 95 MAIN STREET
RICH NOND. VA,
ALL KINDS OF
n,rTT, 4 r l. l. L L \ q 81
Floor OIL CLOTHS,
CURTAIN GOODS, rs
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. 6c, &c
Ihey W aye maGe 10 order
CARPETS; OIL CLOTHS: or,,rrs
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHtItS
We have opened n spieldid lot of CARPtl.'1
of our own importation, and are now prepared"
exhibit ths latest SIS les III every grade. -
Cur assortment II CURTAIN GOODS. v,
Trimmings, &c - unsurpassed. END our soti
CLOTH, &c. -
Buyers are invited to examine our goods, Ea.t'
will be sold on accommodating terms
RICHARDSON CO,
2 9usS Main street
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w. II. SIURDlVANI, President.
]. u. POWELL, H0o 30 Sc l9-2t
aIS NOTICE.-WM. GRAY, whose name
90 IS in the above list. Is not our cd Demo
cratic friend W III. GRAY, So long connected with
the tohacco trade of this city. He declares him
self stauuch supporter of the National Demo-
cratic ticket of BRECKENRIDGE and LANE.
Sc 2l-ltF
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'NH z L Z 4 ID @ IOPIt.-FOr ssVeraI
L months past, our readers have been amused
by some occasion or event which Tor the time
the whole absorbing theme Of conversation. The
n ct of these incidents WAS the combat between
Heenan and SayeTs, on which many OF the cOun
irymen OF either party considered the honor IF
their country resting but the more rejecting poT-
ton viewed 1t IN quite d different ,ight, looked
upon 1t ii affair OF brutality. unbecOmIng the
present enllg htened age and unworthy the notice
of civilized and rational men. This affair was
soon ecIpsed by the arrival OF the japanese En-
bassy, Il pom whom were shOwered the greatest
tentiOns and hUsplt4tIos, and who were praised
and Landed to the skies whist they renamed
lhIs country but after their departure ridI-
Culed IN a manner that Would have done the hearts
and souls OF their worst enemies good. The
rVal of the Great Eastern put stOp ~ this scan
d4, and all eJ were directed towards her,
count Of ner mamuoth Dimensions and the ger
aeOusness OF heT saloons and other apartments
Nov al these things are over, but there still re-
mains one topic whIsh existed before any of the
foregoing !; that is, LEV I'S STORE, where Dry
Goods sold at prices that cannot fail 10
an excitement and make the store q theme Tor en-
durinE conversation.
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WINDOW SHADE D.POT-
FANCY GOODS.

HOUSE. FURNISHING AND IN.
Of HOtySFKEEpiNt; AND FANCY 3.oV.,,,,
such As 'lare- Warmers. Block Tn PSI US!
Tea and Coffee pots, liable ard Door a As 81
ers, Carpet, Hair and Corn brooi1s, 90 g,'I
Ralr busters, Market and Ftucy basAees' rbrssa-
Boxes. Cabss, travelling BAGS, See5 =
efs, Bird Cages, Hobby Horses s.". Cstr
Wheeiharrows. Wagons Carts ChiiS t 81 sen,
Tubs, buckets, Pail. and Plgsins' IhiennsAsf 81
aud general assortment OF lofs' HV "a 4 -
cles too numerous to mention. fmm,RROip
Broad ST. Get, by &c iT-iQsI J. hNi---,
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DRY GOODS, CARPETrN.s D.
E'ALL AND WINTER s4Lks
l. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC nav q,

all hEtD " En- StLEs-
l. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY Coca
BREEDEN n FOY NDS,
Will open on MONDAY, I7th Seotemhs,
full stock OF GOODS, embracing ell the pa, su Tli
signs IN Ladies Dress silks, Printed None ls-
French MerInos, IRISH PsplIas, ValancIs. 'peI
lours, nc. with q full stock of PLANTAT1v "a
HUCSEK EEPiNG GOODS. VAC
Having imported Z part of our FOPErc,
GOODS direct. we think We can offer extra ~
ments 20 our CITY anu country friends '''
CLOAKS, MANILES and SHAWTS o.,
most fashionable sly les, Ve!get Cloth =. Ae
materials. "-' 'ls'
CARPErlNGS, DRGGGETS and RUGS.
stock, IN Velvet, Tapestry, Brus sells .r1,,a il-
and Ingram, all of which va shat oi on tbs ~
reasonable terms. BREbpkN / y'VN
- 81 II NoSTh2t ~ 80,
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10 Wire and Sieve FaCt0ry.-The Nm
der 81 sned having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSlN ESS, on Pearl street below Cary,
respectfully asks the attention OF merchants and
the public generally TO his stock. Il manufactures
superior Rolling SCREEN WIRE ior msr-
chants mills; FAN ard eIANDlNG SCR : T.
kinds; BIRD Gag rs; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SAND and GCANO SCREENS.
rs Prompt attention gwen TO orders.
Il. w. JESSUP, Pearl St. below CARY,
au 2}-ImT Richmond, Va.
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- Gents Furnishing Goods.

L n IL Il - u u
100 MAIN STREET.
Travelling Shirts, IauntieLts, Drawers,
Maude ShawIs, Gloves, hufilers,
Blankets, Stocks, fuspenders.
Dress az Robes, Neck Ties, Night SHIRTS,
Collars, HandkerchIefs, Night Caps.
The stock is .arge, we'll assorted. and wlil be sold
right. Particular attention is cal ed To our NJ E
RlNO UNDER WEAR Tor Gents use, consisting
OF SHIRTS, DRAW Frs and SOCK o-tne assert
ment comprises every approved stJ lie and qua llty
re guiad make and full lines of 81 ss-Shlrts from
Socks, all Sizes Call ut 100 Main street
So l3--ts W. s. TUPMaN, Agent.
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2-s unION PRAYER NEETENG.--
80 onion Prayer Meeting of all denom-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON thus
week. under the auspices of the Young Mea's
Christian Association, in the Lecture room of the
BROAD STREET METHODIST H U X . Il
from 10 o clock. The citizens generally are
invited to attend, as well as all STRANGERS visit
ing the city. du 21-lm
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SERVANTS FOR EIk8 & SALE.

Tor SALE.-1he subscriber otsrs for sale, 10
remain IN Richmond or us vIclDIts, a NEGRO
WOMAN. youne and without IncumhTalce. She
is a good COOK, can " ASH and IhON, ard make
herself rs useful geDerally as any servant. THIS
woman has always borne good character, as those
who know her will testify. Apply to
Sc 18-4t w. II. PLEASANTS, 18Th st.
Yer tiRE-W TT NURSE A coored WET
NJ RISE for hire Dung, perfectly healthy and
WOMAN or n URSE, either bv the month OF for
the balance of the Address - B. & - box 81
Post-Oice. Sc Its
rOnh FOR NALE-We have for sale a youug
" NEGRO " WOMAN, AGED twenty years She is
an No. Bread, VI eat and Pastry Cook, and good
w asher ana lroneT.
PULLIAM & CO, Aucts
Sc l5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
I'Ok s.lkk-For tine balance of the year,a Ne.
l. GRO WOMAN. with two yOung children. She
Is COOK, WASHER ana IRONER
au Cts r. CAUTHORN
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i MEETING OF TIE BELL
- AND EEEEETr CLUB wild he held at
TIM BERLAKE'S STUk L on NO SDAY, tie cath,
At II o'clock A NJ. Messrs WICKHAM and
McGRU DEh will address the meeting.
Sc 1885,
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ygssgS ATTENTION, CITIZENS OF
81 HENRICO.-There will he II meeting of
the BELL AND EVERETT CLUB of DISrRICt
NO. 3, on FRIDAl, the 2ist ingt., at o. clock 7.
NJ :. at the house of endaIl Griffin;
Dir. T. 5. MCGRUDsR and WINS. C. WICKHAM
will addrc SIS the meeting.
The public are invited 10 attend.
Sc l9-3t c. BURTON, Tr of the Club.
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IfIIdNSDuTk' ' n 1Us ,oVVN, IohU dU 1U--IUI
t{TASTED--A PARTN Err. w''ha cash capital
w OF 81 900 or IS Coz. 10 engage in a mechanical
business, already established 20 a steady, IN
dustrlous man, OF good business capacity. who
would devote has bole attention Ia the business,
money can he made. For information, address
"MECHANIC,' Box No. IL, Richmond Post OF
ice, stating whore an interview car be had.
au2 --ts
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BOARDING.

ROAR Di NC The subscribers, having taken
ID the house Of JOS II. Crenshaw. tsq on Nam
street, between 9th and Eth, inform their friends
and the pu bic that they will be prepared to
cclve DOaTders on the LIST of October.
The house is in excellent re pair, and fitted up
With every convenience for the comfort of It's IN
mates II is pleasantly situated. ard convenient
to the business part OF the city. Several day
bo2Tders be accommodated.
r. b. MURRAY,
sc lS-3tawts Nj. J. NJ MURRAY.
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Z. y. BARRIER, PROFESSOR OF
1>I1s MUSIC, will return to Richmond about
the 25th OF September. Sc 7-3tawts
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LCsT AND STRAYHD

a RLAtk AND HI1E SOW. with ore ear
n titten Oft, has been in my corn Eeld for more
than a month past. The owner will please call
upon me, prove property, paw expenses. and take
her away. Ise 29-lt'I H. ]. CHRISTIAN.
OST.-On September 10Th. 1860, mouse col
Il cred COAT. with FREE PAPERS in the
packet The finder will please leave it at the Dan
Sc 20-ltt 1H0S. FOSTER, Richmond, Va.
g STRAYED OR STOLEN-From
s=2.1sSs my house, OF Union Hill on r TUESDAY,
white breast and feet. liberal reward will be
gwen for the delivery OF SAID puppy at ny house.
Sc 2O-It+ ] HOS. J. CRABBlN.
Se~N 500 D.-Stolen from my
AA4S~ house on the night of the Nth inst, a
.Hrusexsnouse-co GALE, about PIX months
the re, Of the Cali ard conviction OF the thief,
or TEN DOLLARS for the return OF the Celf. and
no questions asked. JOS. Fl. COLQ UITT,
Sc I9--3t* Head of Grace street,
T 0sT-On Friday last, nv FRFF PAPERS and
IL PURSE containing -. | will give the mo-
ney for the return of the Papers 70 TIE Dispatch
office. JOH ISAACS,
Sc 1876 4 Free Man of Color.
OST-CHECKS. &c Notice is hereby gwen
Il that the following CH ECKS and The pay rolls
and accounts correspondents with them, were
stolen from my residence, III this city, on the 10th
instant
No 27 $40, Sept. Is, 1860, Andrew J. Morris, SIS.
No 27,e7, Sept Is, 1860, +. l.. CHM, to pay J.
II French, : 1875 As.
NJ q SIS, Sep. IS. 1869, E. L. Chinn, to pay J.
II French S2.507 Is.
No. q SO Sept. Is, 1850 Smith Bosworth, sos 90.
The FIRST Check Is pay able to bearer; the others
To the order of the several persons named. A Id
rolls. r. L. CHM.
Sc IS-lw Supt. Repairs J, r, Il K. Co.
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--'-s--,-s----~---.------~----.-.
AMUsI MENTa
Alter which a
GEAED DIV ERTISEUFkr,

To conclude with the Comic Dratna
BARNEY, THE BARON
- Z n TIL ASSU
EXHIBITION
VA. MECE NitS' INSTTrr-.r.-
u,u RiCHM Nd, "a. ITE,
the 81 Of OCTOBER. Exhibition o,roatsohs On
10Th. PREMIUMS ~ money 10 sums ra yen on u.
Szto sIO-6od and SILVER Medals and NJ Y Ifoa
Mechanics, manufacturers artists and \. =, peu.as
invited to oompste for the prizes. Fan ' e.ad.s
information, apply TO VI laItha'
se4-lm JAMES D. BROWNE, cA,,
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE u
KUNKEL & M0XLEY, Sole Lesssst NJ
The Management will issue SEASON -,.-
ETS, good tor three months, subject To- "a - TX,
provided nifty are purchased Those y,.rrpess,
procure them, Will please apply immea,aut,as n
the Box OttIce OF the Theatre atsH At
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a 80 pEXAKD.-Ran away IroIn the

IA $50 pEWARD.-Ran away from the
CT farm Of J. b. Bowers. in Halifax county,
ENC, about month ago. N GRO SLAVE,
81 named RANDALL, ne IS some 20 wears OF
few grey hairs, about feet high, bow
legged, ard sluggish appearance has a Gown look
when spoken to. He came from the county of
Fluvanna. Va. The ABOVE reward viii he paIt for
his delivery al our Office. or Twenty five Dollars
Ii lodged III jail and Information given US.
PULLlAM d CO, AuctIoGRers,
21-fS OH EP linRS' Tall Richmond Va
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ISeO FALL OPENING Isl

FANCY GOOD ;!
UNEQUALED IN THlS MARkhEii 'rE TASth
ANDATPRfCES TO DEFY C1HttsNfiRgLi
We arc huw OPENING An r.ntsstos q
FRESH STOCK OF GOODS, an eAataapth.l -
which will eonvlnee the most sAs9e,O,ht So
useless IL puT hasa further Nor'A A.hslves. "
lar Ia What will DO found upon our 81, and 30.
have EXERCISED wsl,sIleSw ja sfs and =:
confidently appeal To our lIends a ~ b.
dealers ssnsia saaI.atsss:,i,a cen, sssls,s
Give us a trisl. IEMIlE sboga d.
so IL -tsl2pi Main ss''
SuOCkOE MILL RiCHMoND .,Ssl, -,
- PLASTER Il an now prepared ~ tor tAs 20
demand for PLASTER, fresh sfoaha' '0
crops. ts,,ad from ~
My stock OF Lump is lsrse, se.ee.ss vito u,
pursst Windsor Nova Scotia guar "a ATE u
oial reference 10 ITS richness Ia sSA
LIME. s....A vatronaEs
tke rarutation af ny brand shalt De i""'
for parity anu pFeSs' Sn ,uN 4 81. lBoRNs.,
90 l5-iw of'eo Nv 49,
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RAILROAD iHoN.-
hnyatwo pounds TO the ward, in the ship - Juliet
TrnndS," now on her way from wales Y City
Point. For sal6 BY JAMES DUNLOP,
a-n Petersburg
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A. HEADQ UARTERS CO. nd"
u RICHMOND, Sept, Goth, 1885,
Especial Order.
iii There viii he a meeting of the commssi ion ed
Wand non1 eemmis.i ned officers of this Com
pany, at the. STATE Al Emory. on This EVENING
at O'Clock, pai.atualy. rs business of mpoI lance
will be brought before the meeting. full attic nj
anee IL requested.
ny order OF Capt. DfMMocK.
ne ~ ii. ] y IAUGHT0N, Cd Serg't
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BOARD have several vacant ROOMS. suit
40 atle for families or Young gentlemen Apply To
Miss Il. A. BlD6OOD,
Sc 3-2m Corner 7th and Main streets.
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n ARM0RY YOUNG GUhRD,t
Richmond, september 10Th. (
~ Special Order.
III A semb bic at orr ArmorY this tTHURSD AY)
- afte rnoon, at o'eo k, N full dress summer
IN FORM with Grape on the lett srmto pay the last
tribute of res pect 10 Private go. w REDFoBp.
Members viii provide themselves ~..h th.ee
rounds Of blank cartridges.
Serseants VIII wear Grape on tn, hit of their
swords.
By order OF Lieut. GEO. } AUSTIN, C'mds
Sc 2U-lt~ Amer v. ENGLAND, lat Sgt.
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- FOR NEW YURk-FIRST VESSEL
~ VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND
Schooner LYNGHbGRa. otain W. &c HAR 5gRs,
having large portion of her cargo engaged ana
going ON board, Will have quick dispatch. For
balance of freight, apply 10
se20--3t DAVID & VIM CURRIE.
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y ~ Ut al - ID r' 49,,
Aaffep IN teos pr Oh cur aij anu " inter sock
with well assorted stock of oar own Richmond
made Boots and Shoes, makes our stock large, at
tractive and complete III all branches. Attending
personally to our business, and having small eX-
penses, and satisfied with nv ing profit, it sbles
to oder gr3at induce TO all In want of first
class goods. MARCUS HARRIS BRO.
Next To the American Uotel
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TIE CANVASS
from Rsnron coun,r.


CAMDEN. Sept. II, 1860.
MEssRs. EDIFcRs On Tuesday the 4th inst. we had
with US the Hon A. o. p Nicholson and Gen. Atkins
of the Ninth. Their speeches were such as only
Nicholson and Atkins can make. A thorough and
complete vindicasion Of Democracy and our gsllant
standard bearers breckenridge and Lane from every
charge Of our enemies Every democratic face
glowed with signs of victory. After them, arose
one of our wouId-be great men, A. p Hall, but alas
the crowd Of several hundred that had congregated
as it were by common consent grew Immediately
less. to hear the sterotyped talk of Yaacey 4 Co.
On Wednesday evening following, Mr.. Baker, Of
Waverly, Douglas declaimer and Mr. Sims, an
nouneed that they would address the citizens of
Camden and vicinity. Wednesday came, but not
withstanding the flaming posters only some fifty
odd of citizens TO hear them of this number
there we're seven Democrats, all of whom. were to
my certain knowledge for Breckenridge and Lane
| This viii give you an idea of Douglas strength
here 1 do not believe there is Douglas Democrat
in the county of Benton.
Yesterday we were again blessed with speaking
Alvin Hawkins, Elector upon the Bell ticket in the
Ninth District spoke to large crowd, it being tn,
first day of cur Circuit Court. His speech was bu
a repetition Of the old charges upon Democracy
and brilliant painting Of the horrors Of Dsunion
His effort was without avail F. P. Saunders Esq.
though under the disadvantage of having no Docu
ments with him. not expecting to be called upon
gave him the most severe drnbbing it has ever beel
my province to hear. Democracy by their repeate'
shouts gave evidence of another victory. Democ
racy is a unit here. You may set down gain Ger
tain for Breckenridge and Lane the last vote il
BENTON COUNTY
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WHEN AND WHERE Hon. John Fl. Crozier in his
violent dsuniOn speech made in this city on Satur.
! day night IN support of Breckenridge said that
Messrs Bell and Everett and their friends refused to
aDlde by the decision of the Supreme Court We
deny the assertion and demand the proof Shall
we have it.-BGmer
Col CRozIER is resident of Knoxville. as the
Banner is aware We know not what would be his
reply to the above. But we would invite the atten
ton of the Banner to the following extract from Mr.
BELLS speech made in the Senate of the United
States, the 18th Of March, 1858. On the Kansas
LecOmpton question:
whatever may be the decision Of the Supreme
Court on the power of Congress TO interfere with
the question of slavery in the Territories and how
ever clear and well-fOunded in principle and auhor-
ty its decisions may be, have supposed that mas
much as It is question of constitutional construc-
ton interpretation and relates to the jurisdiction
and power OF special department of the Govern
ment-a departnl ent always more or less under he
influence of political consideration, the question
would not be regarded as permanently settled; and
that whenever the future, heretofore Congress
shall be called upon to legislate concerning Terri
tory the question will again become the subject of
declslon, and such decision the majority shall
think proper to declare. Congress wa never sway
ed by the opinion of the Supreme Court on the
question OF ITS power to establish q National Bank
nor 'oa De controlled By any Of its opinions on cues
tons i1UOlring political consideration"
Every question of vital Importance is political
question more or less and according to this theory
of Nj. BELL there is necessity of the Black ReDub.
lcans carrying out their present avowed purnosa Of
"revolutionizing the Supreme Court:Y it is only
necessary for them to break down the Democracy
and efectually revOutonize the North. GETTING tho
control of Congress, and they will have all tbe, -
quire to accomplish their ends What matters :.
that they have Supreme Court to decide d;snptod
constitutional points and determine the rights of tho
minority as well as Of the majority All matters
says Mr.. BELL, Of political character remain omen
for dominant majority to do as they please. Son
gress will not be controlled by any of its opinions on
questions involving political considerations" Was
ever more danergous heresy promulgated by any
man who set himself up for an American states
man: We appeal to the honest thinking people
every one of whom have rights to be protected
from the encroachments of licentious power-to
know if they will subscribe to such sentiments, and
elevate the author of them to the Executive chair
of the nation?