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The sum Of s205, the proceeds of recent
exhibition Of the New York Turni Turnye-
rein, together with about one b ndred dollars
from other sources, has been transmitted TO
Garibsidi az material aid"
Tbs telegram shat Drsckin ridge msstip 4
~ aohtsoFbers, Ala, dssjArsa la Aver of Ltn..
Enla ~ the snress ussaps ~ stsspisinr ike
FsieE, groves 10 b vAuws,
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New I2OGEs


THE KING OF THE MoUNTAINs-From the
French of Edmond Asout, author of "the Ro-
man Q uestion,' etc. By MARY L. Booth, with
an Introduction by EPKs SARGENT. Boston
TILToN &c Co.-There have been six different
translations into English of this book offered
to the American publishers since the an
nouneement of the present edition; so they
say. II so, the fact is strong proof of the
popular elements of the work. For sale by
WooDHoUsB 81 Co.
CHILDRKN's STORY BOoKs.-Messrs. WOOD
HOUSE Co. have placed upon our table the
following very pleasant and pretty story
book. for our young friends, viz: Winnie
and Walters" "ChristmaS Stories" Evening
Talks about Old Times" and STORY Telling
a: Thanksgiving" all OF them by WINNIE and
WALTER, and from the press of TILToN 81 Co.,
Boston.
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Rirhmunh qispatfa.
pEssDENTIAL ELECTION.

We will feel especially obliged to tommm-
siouers sherihs. and other oricers conduct
ing the Presidential election on Tuescay, TOT
retarns as soon as possible after the close OF
the polls. We will thank our friends gene
rally tor such returns as they may seha us oy
the earliest conveyance. We request 'nen, "
use the telegraph. where they can, for this
rurpose at cur expense.
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oPaCIAL NOTICES

81 Premium Photogrnphs.-The friends
and patrons Of the PHOrOGRA PH AND ZINE
and the public in general informed that. at oil
times snd on Al occasions they oan procure az
various styles of Oil Color. Ws.er Color:. Pas
TILE GrsJ on India ok .IVoRYT1PAS,A MBkO-
exhibited. and for which the First Premium,
SILVER MEDAL was awarded at the late Exhib,tlon
of the Mechaptcs' institute. Gallery 3l7 Main
street, below OH street, no6--lw
A- Auction Notice. Particular attention
THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 O'Clock: at
his residence on Brooke Avenue, opposite Mr..
John Clash. THOS. w. kEESEE,
no Git Auctr.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
90 LET THE GERMAN VOTERS
DN-G2 of Vrginia read tbs following and re-
fsct before casting their votes next Tuesday
THE WING ON GERMANS AND YANk EES.

% LET THE GERMAN VOTERS
eN-Ea of Virginia read tbs following ano re-
feet before casting their votes next TUESDAY
THE WING ON GERMANS AND YANKEES.
From the Richmond Whg Of 9th Feb 1885
IHK WIG AND THE GERMANs.- Under THIS cap
ton German Cltzsn MAKES AIS IN psnIy s
have only to remark, that 1t is not our purpose 10
be provoked into q controversy win any herman
scribblsr, especially whom we believe To lie az
heart, ike the rest 81 his brethren, an infamous
Abolitionlst and an infdel and vi HON we would not
believe on Ga h, so little respect nave we Tor the
honor or truthfulness Of any such characteTs
We have earthly confidence g Their IN Northern
Yankees or German forsig ners, VINO are born ana
bred abolition iDePndiaries, despite. LOT poncy $
sake when they SETTLE amongst as their hypocTlt-
ical winnings about the South, slavery, o~nlng
negroes and the like. We regard al such as
traitors in disguise. and contemplate wretches,
deserving not the friendly regard OF gentlemen
and patriots. but the halter of the hangman; We
know net who german Citizen is, and care
less, but he has, at all events, our opinion oil MIN
and ms allies.
FOREIGNERS AND YANKEES,
A dur read H%s y ol IG n 81 oSfs SGu cast
half Black Republicans and hall LlsUEloalst3- ).
A. DOUGLAS and Il. V. JOHNSON. 6-as
60 vprs: EARLy.-Lot every BELL
ID AND EVERETT man il Virginia bs
early at the polls on / tuesday,
VOTE EARLY.
Friends Of the Union! Somember the 9Th day
Of November. and do your Whole dutJ 10 your
VOTE EARLY
Elect BELL AND EVERETT and the Union
Is safe. Defeat them, and It is in great peril.
VOTE EARLY.
Do your whole duts towards BELL, AND EV-
EktTI End your eGGm [aDF asa Will be your
VOTE EARLY.
Give one day to your country n this, its time of
DANGER 10 T EnG yP'f EARLY.
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rs humber Card.-Eugene Carringt

A lumber Card.-Eugene Darlington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER of the
late Edward +. DudleF. will continue the business
at the old 'ard, corner Franklin and 10Th streets,
where he WILL be happy to serve the old custom
on hand-WHITE PIN E. YELLOW p n +,
FLooRING, WALNUT, CHE ,t ASH Ma =,
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE EARRING TON.
no 1--dlm Corner Franklin and 18th SITS
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MARRIED.

IN Nfemphis, Tenn, on the 18th ult., ROBERT
r. BLANkINSHIP, Of Richmond, Virginia, and
KATE, daug liter Of DR.. John Millington, of the
former place.
On Tuesday, the 3oth. by the Rev. H. Montague,
Mr. WILLIAM w. CRIDLIN, of Richmond, and
Mrs. l.. A.. GARY, of Essex county. va.
IA. Fredericksbufg papers please copy.
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Re- THsPRINcE WALEs-SEwING MACHINES
AND IHs Roy AL FAMILy.-The Prince and his
suite left Portland Tor home last Saturday. - God
save the Queen +" and the "a ueen's Own Among
the few vaiuables and curiosIties collected by The
Prince and suite during their visit to the Pro-
vinces and the States, we learn there ware two OF
GROVER 4 BAKER. Family Sewing Machines,
selected in propria persona, at the sales rooms of
the above named enterprlsing firm. Verify, this
" iron needle woman Is a blessing to them that
lay hold upon her, and happy is every one that re-
taneth her.
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a. fEead quarters ~
SOCrNfRN military DEPOT.
The sUbscriba 5 hsv!nE largely increased their
STOCK Of MILITARY GOODS,
ard possessing superior f4ci'ies for obtaining
nolh the Foreign aud Domestic Goods IN this line.
are pTspa! ed II offer eXtrs ordinary Inducements
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EPAULkTlES, IN every variety, for officers
AND privatas. ~
Regulation SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, hc
BUTTONS, LhCtS, BINDING, WEBBING,
and @ general assortment Of the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL & TYLER, los Mai1 street.
Richmond, Va.
Dealers in Watches Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Spec,acles, NJ ilitary and Fancy Goods.
no B. I'm lin -
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EA- BILL HEAD. BILL HkADs 1.-The largest
and most compet assortment of RULED Pa
Blue, White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple-just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th,
ers in want can rely on getting good article of
where. Call and see specimens and prices. ISL
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NRS METROPOLITAN HALL.-The
sF>Ga Breckenridge and Lane Headquarters. st
Metropolitan Hail. will be open al day for the
transaction Of business. The Committee will be
in session all day.
Refreshments viii DC served up between Il and
vited to call and participate. o6-lt
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e GRAND RAELY.-Messrs. C. G.
- GRiSW0LD ard WINS. C. WICKHAM
will address the BELL and EVERETT CLUB of
UNION and CHURCH HILLS, at the MASONIC
HALL, this MONDAY evening, the 5Lh inst, at
Ia o'clock.
All persons favorable 10 the perpstuity of this
glorious Union are most cordially invited.
THOS. q. BELL. Pres't.
D. G. BAKER, Sec'y. 10 Sit
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A We know of no better place in the city than
RREs' Gallery, to obtain finely executed Photo
sraphs and AmbrOty pes, from miniature to full
life size. Phi es reasonable, and warranted to
ease. Groups and small children beautifully ia
Ken by RES instantaneous Pearl Ambroty pe pro-
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-
Slave Census Of Dei,g,

In 1856. the slave population of Ds,.
was 2,2oo According TO the census OF ,sso
this Number is now reduced to 1905.
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VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
Ihe proprietor takes pleasure IN announcing


VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
is now IN full and regular operation, and has Ca
PacltS sufficient for very large demand.
dis ann Will be to render satisfaction to all of
his customers, and he trusts that Q will meet
with liberal patronage from the merchants of
the Southern States.
The Refinery is located Immediately on the
wharf at Rockets, and is conveniently situated
for shlpme nts IN every diseoticu. For the present
o.! IL white and yellow Coffee Sugars Will ne made.
and ii the enterprise meets with that success the
proprietor hopes 10 deserve ne viii, in tho SprEy,
enlarge the buildings; put on additional machine
~ and manufacture Loaf and Crushed Sugsrs.
BENG governed IN his sales by the New York
ptces, he hopes the merchants OF ms own State
ana other Southern Stat Will patrOnIse him lIte-
Tai:Jl and he guarantees tRat his Sugars are
equal 20 similar Sugars manufactured North.
ORDERS viii De received for 10 Dpis Sugar and 8
bhls Syrup and upwards.
Sugars and Syrup delivered TO any store IN the
olty, or at ANY OF the Railroad Depots, Whafves,
OF on Canal boats, free of charge.
Orders by mail or telegraph promptly attended
to at Sc ling prices of the day on which they are
received, unless hunted. Samples of each day's
refining " II be e1 hlbted az the office, No AZ N ain
street. under the st. Charles Hotel.
CHAS. Y. MORRISS,
Proprietor of the Va Steam Sugar Refinery
n II
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no The Broad St. Methods. Church.

j ms beautiful place of worship is at last nearly
finished, and tImately will reflect great credit
on all connected with the construction of it,
The interior superb. both fvr aocommoda-
ton and beauty, and the pews suneTlor to
lay in getting towards the completion. in con-
sequence of the many alterations from the
original plan, as the work progressed, but no
ex oense or trouble mas been spared so as 10 make
1t, wnen finished. second tn none IN Virginia.
NJ and DAVID GIBSON have had their time so
much occupied with the above Chu tch. and so
uiuch longer than they expected, that they have
unavoidable disappointed many OF their Gust nn-
pubic in general and TO luiorm them that they
are resdy to give their hest attention TO all bust
ness IN their line, ~ Builiers and House Ca pen
teTs, whlcn can he strictly relied upon being done
promptly. sId in q mapuer TO give satisfaction,
and to DEFY ali competition III farming out better
wbrkgDaushic. rO3-l5t
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LOST AND STRAYrr,


sTRAYED OR sTOr.r.
~ near Mr.. Hastings' srocsyy ~, From
was tisd; on Ffiday, IA Noysmhssers she
AA.m ss,hsI . MULE, sn Or seven g.s,: by
Sood order; mouth badly cut br tbs b,,s tolsrsbIy
MULE 70 MI. /. II. Walks. or u sassaysry Of said
at M ahs Office Of the Clover Hi Railroad ecsar,sn.d
no oo- --oI ID. 8. WOOLDRphhsesynT.
sTkAYED-Prom tn. ,r,..-,s.
s:ssh; & 81 M &: 4. :ls n
part OF . common cotton ni IN nef nsek
sultasle reward will be paid If Jsiivsrss ms
the riaster MIL, on the south side Of H. 10 neat
Nv =. --- H. p eHARp
OST.MoNEY.- Lost on Baturd.y ,o...--
efioe of Nessrs Williams Pass ne Bsntlns
DObLAR VIRGINIA NOTE. the v.rtI.nla IN
not recol ected. Tbs finder will bs hh.,aNn sank
waIded, By leaving il at this Office or t.snaJ re-
TO Inc loser: Inc 5-1t-l GEO. BAG9Bry
OsT On " ednesGay last, betse.n -
!, - - ana the Fariners Bank Of Virgins ~ sss}ys
for SIS 60, payable at ionr month. rom ~ pGava
P!s.iaens so 81 the he e. so' drsTP Dane:
$500 70. payable st ak mon tbs from z7,p ~, Ior
Ast; each IN my favor and endorsed BY me srhN
puplc are hereby cautioned from TRADING "a, .ahs
notes, as paJ ment has been stopped Ths Z sa,d
VIII confer great favor oy returning tina unosr
me, and liberal reward " ill he given n 1890
no ST. FELIX N Arr ~ 1Iqoor,Isd.
49, SIS REWARD For tina rsoova,.-,
SA<<r black and white POINTER BOZ
10th street, about the 18th ut SAID Sog w., Ga
bodied. stobtly built and had two dew olsv..hk-
each hind leg: ANY one bringing him 10 the az
of the AMERICAN HOTEL, viii yee ,sy em aS
"Do 10 ~" no 2-6t'
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mA Hnil has had great success in taking
measures and orders Call IN and look at his sam
pies for SUITS. ALWAYS on hand large stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING and 9 EN- s. F R-
NISHING GOODS.
IRVING HULL. Agent.
no 2-2w "a Main street.
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xT~. pAILY LINE on THE

Ssz7~=Fzf.e2ER GLEN COVE AND CURIlS
PECK The Steamsr CURTIS PECK Wal, on
THURSDAY MOANING next, the lSth lnstsnt'
commence the regular run between RlCHMONy,
wharf ST Rockets every THURSDAY. SATlk
DAY and TUESDAY MORNING. st 6 o ooek,
The GLEN COVE will lsave the whsTl AZ hoet
DAY MORNING, at the same hour. 900 'ceck'
and each boat will retaTn each alternate gay ~
&c pt Sunday J Thus MAKING a daily line betEe'a
the above places, unsurpassed for speed ald 40
commSdatlnns hy .Ly other line.
fne Boats will touch at 81, tne regular Lsndlnss
going and returning, and take freight as usus
bar all freight 20 be landed on tn- river must 70
paid for when sent down. aud we VIII not % r.
spoisibte for Il after It is landed the wharf, ioi
when II is marked. -, r.,
PASSAGE t. or from Nsrfolk or Portsmouth. e.
90 Il Is ~ 70. HASKlas.
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SPOTSWOOD HOUSE

NPUTbWUOD HOUSE,
~ RICHMOND, VA
streets, Just flashed and elegantly furnished, is
now open for the accommodation OF guests
the location 10 the best in the city, and every
effort Will be made to please the patrons of the
house.
have secured the services of NIT w HoEN-
NIGER, late of the Everett House, New York
no6-ly JOSEPH H. CHENSHAW
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49, n A TIONA AL pENOCRATS,
$50 READ AND PONDER WkLL.-Re-
meTIher, that DOUGLAS was nominated TO defeat
Lincoln, and that BRECKENRIDGE was brought
out for the purpose of weakening the Democratic
party, and thus secure the election of Lincoln by
defeating DOUG las. Will honest and true Demo
Gratis, IN view OF this, stlll cling to RRECkIN-
RIDGE, and thus break Up the Democratic party !?
elect Republican, and bring all the evils of CIVIL
war upon a prosperous and happy country?
UNION DEMOCRATS. rally to the polls and
vote for the gallant DOUGLAS. no Sit.
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DR. OCL n III ATlUN iSs ED,
AMERICAN EAGLE
ILLUM MATING
,,,, " FIREPLACE STOVE,
i. BOUTS & co.
Having been on exhibition al the Mechanics
Fair, 1t received the attention and praise of the
best judges.
Just received lot of the above celebrated
FIREPLACE $40 YES, for heating PhRLORS
and hOoMS above. 1t klves d beautiful illumina-
ton, and can be regulated to heat one or more
rooms. Please call and examine for YOURSELF at
y. BOUlS Il CO.'S
Stove and TinwaTe Manuiactory,
(Wsller's Old Stand,)
no 6-l1t No. rs M ain street,
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80 TO THE FOREIGN VOTERS
81 Bring your Naturalization Payers with
you on Tuesday next, as they may re asked for.
Il BRECkINRIDGE AND
no SIT LANE DEMOCRAT.
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STEAMBOATS,, SHIPPING : :
erss Us: MAILsTEAMsHIpYopK

@ErxEk @. .MATLSTEAMsH yOpv
GA&S& TOWN. FOR NEW YORK Va
ess MOB fOLR.--Ths steamshio HOeES
TOWN, Capt; L5wts PsRsIsH, Will leave here A.
1 O'Clock Z. TUESDAY, tae 6sn INST NJ
ciudsd, $40. Storage passage only as III
Passage To Norfolk same IS by the river ho.,.
Freight received TO DAY, (Moadayj and
to the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. TUESDAY "
consig1ees ~ send for .usI,,oot,
to -dag. A'0us
Freight fol' Boston taken st moderate rs,A.,,.
forwarded with dispatch. "~
tlcEess ani berths secured AZ our ofhe. or n,
board the snip. LLDLAE Il ~ AISONSA
no 5-iL
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gE GRAND RALLY OF THE ma
ga TI0NAL DEMOCRACY, AT THE
AFRICAN CHURCa TONIGHT, At O'CLK
will address the meeting; ard other distinguished
speakers expected. The galleries reserved for the
Ladies. who are invited to attend. Come one
come ALL 4 gIOrisRs ttctOTy dtcnity rs.
WM. H. STURDlVANT, Pres't of D. A.
no Sit
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E4ras FALL AND WINTER an
N1LTG RANGEMENT.z u y RE ThMtS

SsLTn RANGEMENT.-TH TINES
s.szzs.S=s w + Elk, BETWEEN RlCHMCHD
STATE ROOM AND MEALS lNCLDpbD
The U. s Mail Steamships o ~
JAMESTOWN. and ROANOKE VIII leave r!ln
mOnd for New York, as follows, stopping at Nor
folk both going ard returning, VIZ:
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, ever iues-
day afternoon, at O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt SxiHNEE, every En-
day afternoon, at o clock. ,
The ROAN0k L, Capt. Couch, every Sunday 81
teTnoon, at o'clock.
Returning from New York every Tuesday
Thursda, and Saturday, at 3 p. M.
Steerage Passage to New York only 10.
Passage 10 Norfolk the same as by the rlVef
boats.
Excursion Tickets discontinued until the next
season. LUDLAM WAIsUH,
oc It's Opposite Steamers narves.
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DUETRY FOR THE PEOPLE, ON SEW.
L ERAL SUBJECTS, MOSTLY SACRED.-A
Ram mssd under the above title viii shortly be
voraby by q community, among whom the author
has labored long and faithfully for the good of
their children.
He hopes the contents will be found the reverse
Of ANYTHING objectionable. The reader will find
noticed. the Cemetery of st. Johns, the Old Stone
House, the Comet OF 1883, The Ocean Telegraph,
Mira Bell, Christmas ii ymn, Not Alone, &c.
Valley School, Richmond, Nov 5th, 1860.
e az
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49, WARD, DEMOCRATS
49, There VII be Democratic nesting at
MIR. JOHN CANNON'S NEW BUILDING. in
Port Mayo. this lMONDAYb evening, ct ~ o'clk
Messrs. 7. L. CHOPPER and LAWRENCE Z.
MARY + will address the meeting in behalf of
BRECKIN RIDGE and LANE. The public are
invited to attend. no5-ltN
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THE CITY OF RICH.
-%rsYsers.-SsSN M0ND being about TO istFoduee
steam Ere rnsl mes, h'Y 81 SE
2fz2 KY h4rd TaREE HAND FEE
ENG " rs, Hhica Will ne sold reasohS.'s
terms. Apply 20 the Principal Engineer
90 ITS LEWIS L. BARNES.
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---1>, DOUGLAS AND JGIiNS0S,
- THE ONLY REGULAR

NOMINEES OF THE
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
TO THE POLLS To T 1E POLLS ;!
Remember that but one day now remains for
work. Let every man that loves the UNION and
the ancient usages of the Democratic party do
timidation or threats deter you from performing a
patriotic duty. See that every true Democrat and
Douglas and Johnson man records his vote on the
side If the Union, the Constitution, and the regu-
DOUGLAS MEN, BE VIGILANT. VOTE
EARLY! no Str.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 2-The offerings of beef cat
tie at the scales Yesterday amounted to 1000 head
OF which $50 head were driven to Philadelphia, 200
to the country $50 were left over unsold, and the
balance 800 head were taken By Baltimore butch
ers at prices ringing from S2.50 to S3.75, and
averaging S3.lHa, the same rate as last market
brought the outside rates. Hogs shade
lower. Sales were made at SIS to IS Is per 100 lbs
for good to prime lots. For sheep to day prices
ruled as last Thurs Lay, viz: So to 81 per head
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NJ A 9 " o L a
THE CHILD OF FLOWER.
Magnolia with sopgs). Miss CAROLINE kicHINss.
SIIV2rtop Mr. PETER RICHINGs.
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~ VARIETY of CLOAK PATTERNS for sale also,
new DIR ESs and SLEEVE PATTERNS. PINK
ING and QUILTING done. QuILTED BON
NETS made, at M. EVERETTS,
Main street, doors above 9th, tup stairsJ
no 3-Sts
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anu SaMENTg.

Second week Of ths engagement of
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS,
And her father, MIR. PETER RICHINGS.
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To conclude with the
HOUSE HOLD FAIRY.
Katharine with songsL.. NJ 1888 CABOT RICHISGs
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CUES-GU eS-GU%S. have IN stoTe q laree
" and very complete stock Of GUNS; also, Smith
& Wesson'g SEV RS; sharpe very
many other PISTOLS, OF tae best makers ;
SPORTING GOODS and An NCNITi0N, of all
kluus al OF which will be sold a. the lowest pos
slbls prices. an eXami nation Of my stock IS re-
specttuily solicited. 4. w. IluNtR,
Gun Maker, Main street, Mellow the Market.
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FRESH BUTTER1l have made arrange
Orange county. New York, and of the Delaware
Valley, Maryland and OF the Virginia Farmers
ing the Winter aud Spring, with their best
FRESR BUTTER. Through these arrang ements
| can always keep on hand a superior article OF
FRESH BUTTER and wilt be enabled TO keep
families supplied at a low price; For safe, whole
sale and retail, by J. 5 ROBERTSON,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-19
INC NiCHnfon0 C0l,Ve fSl',,-,,'

| Shall we be represented in che Richmond con.
vention! is the absorbing question throughout the
South. South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana will be-. Georgia will probably be repre-
sentcd there, and also at Baltin ore FLORIDA md
Texas will have delegates at Richmond should the
limited time given enable them to act and senS. al.
their delegates In each of these States there will
| bea respectable minority opposed 10 such action.
We favor sending delegates to Richmond because
the seeding southern States arc the true rcpresen-
tativcs of the democracy of the country. The ma
jority platform, reported by Mr.. AVERY to the late
Charleston convention. and concurrcd in by the
eIght Withdrawing States. received the sanction of
majority u! the States of the country, and is there
fore the present platform OF the party
Wills, we endorse the action of our delcga tcs i'm
withdrawing, after the breach was made we are
not prepared To endorse the action of Alabama in
diSrupting tile Charleston convention Her famous
resolutions not very crcditable to her sagacity
or craftsmanship. The slave code. or legislatug
Tor the special protection of slavery in the terrific
rics is miserable humbug. The constitution gives
ample protection to every species of property in the
territories and elsewhere. Can the assertion of
this right then, by party add to its constitutions
al strength. We think not. Admitting that it is
safe and right however, TO lcgislatc on the sub
jcct of slavery, is there anybody who believes that
Congress will pass such law? Sooucr would
that body pass law abolishng slavery in the
States. No: The position always adhered to and
ably naimt1incd Ivy Mr.. CALHoUN was, that Con-
grcss had right to lcgisate upon the subject of
slavery in any shape or form. Nothing has since
arisen te change his lifelong opinion on this sub
lect and we regard him better authority than
either ANcEY or BpowN.
Such a platform as that adopted by ourlutc State
convention, in Columbia, might possibly have been
obtained in the Charleston convention. That was
sufficient for the South and her protection We
fear there was too much personal feeling in the
late conycntion-too great disposition to lower
some mon and elevate others.
Let US go into the Richmond convention to hiring
the strength OF the democ nc party to bear on the
welfare OF the country. Morc-to unite aud p:c.
serve the South.