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! LOUISIANA PLANTATION FOE SALE,

1 PLANTATION In Madison Parish, Louisiana, within
n three and ahai miles Of the Dallas Depot OF the Nicks
burg and Texas Railroad containing three thou.
rand o0U acres hundred acres well cleared ditch
I'd and in Il high state Of cultivation Five hundred acres
more deadened, large poren Of which can be put IN
cultivation next year. Twenty-Five hundred acres OF this
tract Is hish arabic land and about 80 Of ne cy
r.as The soil h unsurpassed for fertility, and it Is one Of
The best drained places in the auyal country eys'eo
VI local l.vee, secures to il exemption from overflow
A, the tract Is both sides Of very pretty lake, Tlh
high buT haks Il can desired be divided Into two plan
a,ious am willing to sell them separately. The improve.
good consisting Of dwelling house with five
rooms quarters for hundred negroes, Gin and Mil.
blacksmith Shop Cook House, Hospital Nursery, &C., and
| IL Kiln Of EU,UUD brick
The place /. within hours travel Of Nicksburs nnd f
travel OF New Orleans, and Is IN the Immediate
neyhborhoo of the panations OF Col Montague Col My
rrs Mr.. J. Bruce Col Cunningham, DR.. Carter, and Or.
Merritt within and half miles Of the tsns2, river,
and three miles bayou Macon both Of which streams
Arc naviable for several months In the year.
With the place will he solh II desired forty Mules Oxen,
Cattle, Sheep Hogs With Household Furniture, Farm
| ing Utensils, &x.
For terms Gc apply the undersigned Ii, ST. Joseph.
! Tensas Parish, La.
Oct lS-clms I. d. FAIRFAX.
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Latcr from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS. Oct oi.-The steamship
Tennessee from Vera Cruz, arrived to-day
Mr. McLane, United States Minister, came pas,
scnccr She brings dates to Oct. 18th. The
capture Of Guadelajara has been confirmed. -
The sufferings Of the populacc during the
siege were immense. Degollado has been dc,
,ected communicating with the enemy, and
has been ordered to Vera Cruz io:' trial 1t IS
reported that Peubla has been abandoned and
the garrison called into Mexico.
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The y,rnn t:aHIp-'ElIo Northern Neck

The sSrnG t:aIHr-Eho Northern Neck.
From the Richmond "Wbig" Of Monday we
learn that John Crtchcr, Jr., WAS, N the late
special election, chosen State Senator for the
District composed Of cst1norcland, Richmond
Lancaster ard Northumberland iy 80 ma
iority over r. \. Clayhrook. Whcrcupon, the
"Whig" eXclalnS: "Eriny ont the big gun
aga;n--nine cheers for the Northern Neck.
Let us compare the Richmond Wing Of
July llth and July 9th, 1859, with October
22d, 1860.
From the issue Of July llti, 1859, We learn
that upon u,aking up the last (nbcrnato-
rial election. by Congressional Districts. the
counties Of Wcstmurrlan1, Richmond, LancaS-
ter ard Northumberland, gave Mr. t'oggIn Il
rn,iorilv Of .s3s;. On the 9th July, ls5? tie
"Wiiy made ~, the same election hy Sena-
torial Districts, and this District was claimed
for Mr.. Goggin By 23. majority. In the issue
Of October 22d 1860. the "Whig" announces
the election of Mr. Critchrr by 221-" t1r-
n,ea.louS - guin gf 2o-whici! may he set
down as the exact niihbcf Hl D"'iSla9 ileh III
those four counties.
If wc compare this special election with that
O! Mr.. Wise, we find that AIr Flournog carried
that Senatorial District Fournoy 1850; Wise
Gs7. Majority for Flournoy 5Gs. (Scc Rich
mond "Whig" of july llth lS59) Now, II
we deduct Mr. Critcher's majority from that OF
Mr.. Flournoy'S, we find an actual loss OF al2.
The Wing" mislcads its readers by conlln-
Ing its comparisons with the Presidential cleo
ton of 1886, when Mr.. Buchanan carried
ecery Congressional District in the State. If
our contemporary would not a:Ulct its friends
largely in losses, we would advise it to make
Mr.. Letchcr's election: the basis with which TO
IL | hug
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LANp AND sLANhS IN TIIE C0UNTi

OF AMELIA, FUK SALE PRIVATELY.
ENIE pcvisrrs OF John H. Seger, deceased offer for sale
privately valuable tract Of land lying the Apo.
ma,ox River in the county of Amelia, five miles from Mat
Depot the Richmond and Danrllt Railroad, con
tanning, by estimation thousand acres The land a-
niraby adapted the production Of wheat and TO.
buccu the Is regarded OF the best In the
county. If desired will be divided Into two tracts The
neichsorhood Is excellent. Possession Will be given
once the deyisers reservpg tho right TO cultivate ad
gather the growing crops II satisfactory arrangement can
not he made with The purchaser 10 take them.
The purchaser OF the land II he desire them for his own
USE also purchase large number OF valuable slaves
The TERMS will be made accommodating.
Apply 10 wu l.. Meade John 5. liartawny Clula De-
not Amelia or 10 l.. ". STEGER,
tuc 1I-c,f Ma:toaH Depot, Amelia.
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Clear Democratic gain lGTT, IN 3,-Iuu votes or
five per cent, notwithstanding the Douglas de-
fection. If the "Brcckinridgcrs 'harc de-
libcrately agreed TO indulge in Il concerted
game Of brag as to the prospects Of poor
BreckinriIgc in Virginia" We submit that the
poll hooks have furnished ample and conclu-
sivc evidence that the people Of Virginia will
not only make good the tray but go co1s'dera-
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ROCK HILL FOE SALE.

VALUABLE FARM AND DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE
FOR SALE NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE KNOWN ~
"ROCK IIlLL," Under 4 DEED OF TRUST.
Trustee in deed Of trust, from ). =. llaTgrafe anu
N Mary H.. his wfs bearing dste the 18th day OF De
rember l>G, aud OF record In The Clerk Oicu OF Abe
marie and al the instance and request OF sad hrgrave
and wife, will nI-r for sale on FRIDAY, the T"EHfi
SIXTH Of OCTOBER next, this valuable farm, contain
ing hy estimation, ~ Of land and located less al
ha ue outside the corporate limits uf the town n lnar
l"rsvillc, and adjoining the land and residence oil He'
l.. X. Meade and Judge VIM J. Robertson.
Owing 10 lis close proximity 10 Charlouesri'e anu me
f ty Of i- soil! il is esteemed one OF The mo5 Valuable
tracts uf land In the State for iij size. .
lis improvements consist Of comfortable dwelling, IL
good repair with all necessary outhoudes amply suHiceh
lsr the accommodation o, family OF ordinary SIZE IN
place Possesses other ronveniences and advantages which
might he enumerated but further description Is deemed
unnecessary purchasers invited to eau an" 'SH
the prenlses and will Of course, judge for themselves
The title to the property Is believed to be uhquestlohas
hut acting trustee WILL Of course, convey such t'i''
Uuly as Is vested Ia ms by the deed. -
]. l.. RICE, Trustee.
Il with appreciation AMI at our request tha '
above mentioned property Is offered Tor salr oy ). D. es
s. +. IARGEATE,
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AUCTION SALES.
LAND AND LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

an WEDNESDAY TlIE TIIIRTY-F1RsT DAY or oC-
" TOBER lsGO il 1T day, otherwise on the next ,herG
after on the premises @sG S5 acres o. and on .he
Anna river In the upper part OF SposyTgnia eIun m
being art of the farm owned by the late "aier ho'ia
dny and On which he resided .,,r =, ,,,
, md obacco Tie stu pie crops OF the region OF c0un
try in which Is situated Not isss than S' acres ' s
.iso another parcel OF l6 acres all in timber.
The land be sold In tract, or divided II necesaa
rs, to suit purchasers:
Also at the same time and place, portion the crops
OH hand consisting OF tobacco, and forage ui ie
live stock consisting Of working oxen mch.cows and
young CATTLE some twenty head three four work
twenty-five sheep and hogs or the farming
Implements, consisting of plOw5 harrows &C., wagon
wheat ,hreshng machine, wheat fans, aud other things
The terms will he accommodating and made known on
the day Of sale, 3lst October.
WALLER L. lIOLLADAY,
ALEXANDER K. H0LLADAi,
L. .Il.Ir. l.n
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either South Carolina, Mississippi or Alabama
should secede, and then if the Central Govern
mcnt at Washington should attempt to cocrcc
them. every Southern State would rally around
them and the secession would become general,
and new Southern Conlcderacy be formed i'm.
mediatcly ont Of the broken Union. That
Georgia will 70 with the Seceders We are fully
assured. That !: large majority of the people
of South Carolina Mississippi and Alabama
arc prepared to take the decisive step of scccs-
sion there is but too much reason to fear. The
ntlammable materials are there, the train OF
gunpowder is laid, and it only requires tina: the
match Of the inccndiary, the torch Of the Wide
Awake, be applied in order to set the whole
South in one blaze.
The air is rife with revolution and secession.
The partisans of Breckenridge, the partisans Of
Bell, and the pariisans Of Douglas at the South,
(and they include nearly the whole population, }
agree in one thing. however they may differ in
other matters. They all concur rs to the GER
tainty of revolution if Lincoln should be elect
cd, while each party contends that the election
Of its own ticket alone ca! avert the calamity
The Richm.nd "Whig," and Mr.. Hill, Of Geor-
sia, whose letter we publish. insist that only
the election Of Bell can save the Union. The
Richmond Enquirer" on the contrary, de-
ciares that il Virginia should go for Bell and
not for Breckenridge, the cotton States will re-
gard this as ctSus heili, and secession will he
precipitatcd beyond the power Of man 10 ar
rest lis course
Without discussing the points IN which the
Southern people more or less di:ler, We may
take that on which they seem to he agreed, and
that is, that the election OF Lincoln will be the
signal for revolt. which nothing bat his de-
feat can prevent. As We arc within fortnight
of the time when that question is TO DC decided
at the ballot box, we think our readers will ad
nit that we are on the eve Of By far the great
est danger that ever threatened the country.
and that every man who values the freedom
he enjoys, AMI knows how 10 appreciate the
greatness, the glory, the prosperity and the
strength OF the United States, ought 10 ponder
we'll how he may best prevent the impending
ruin which will make these States dlsnnltcd
States, and inauguralc reign ot terror, anar-
chy and bloodshed without precedent III the
annals Of civilized nations.
That Lincoln will be elected, unless some
sudden change comes over the spirit OF our
Northern dream, can hardly admit oi 4 doubt
in anv nnprciudiced mind which closely watch
es passing political events and is capable OF cs-
timating their value. For the consequences no
wise man will be disposed TO answer. The
unthinking multitude, as in all past ages, are
sleeping unconsciously on volcano, which is
already uttcring its low murmuring> Fremont
tory of eruption, and may at any moment send
forth its irresistible fiery flood TO overwhem
and rcsolate wherever it comes. Such is the
terrible crisis to which the abolition sentiment
and the Black Republican party have brought
the country at last.-rN ]. NtruM I
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uy THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

TSEOEMAr1ON having been received oy ihe eHeeuu's s
that TIIOS j. YEAGE charged With felony mas s'S"e
from the sll of Taylor county, and Is now SonB d.
therefore 10 hereby offer reward OF one huhuTeu 20"
lars to any person who shall the said feager anu W
liver him Into The jail said county OF Taylor aud do more
over require OF this Commonwealth, civil ana
military and request the people generally to use ther
sxertons procure bis arrest that o may De pFou6' "
justice. ,.ss
Given under my hnul Governor. Mi "nuer ,hG h mi
- Seal OF the Commonwealth at Richmonu' 'n'' '
IS. day OF October, 1860. ,~rrrrurr
BY the Governor: ,,,
Gxo. ". MuSronp. sec'y Of she Com tn.
Thomas J. Yrager Is feet or ~ inches hiHil hra'y
built scars on tel, lex from while swelling ihps Sen!,
scar over ht eye black hair light beard generally close
shuy.n age about q years. reddish compeSoh mol Sno1
looking rather awkward, slight mpedmelt i'll speech had
OH linen coat and pants, and cou'cd s'ra" ha''
lrf
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOX NALE.

1ENlE subscriber wishes TO sell his Farm located Oh tis
L South side Of James River, in Chesterfield county,
ahoi eight miles rou the city Of Ricluond. IL cnntss
G acres about $40 OF which are arabic the remainder 10
oak aud pine growth orienal aud second) There ih
or ~ acres Of low grounds and branch flats. The
buildings are those usually found farm Of its SIZE and
have bsru erected within the last few years There Is
Granite Quarry upon the land In successful operation The
upon III. farm i. is supposed, would pay the price
asked for H. There Is ready access Ia Richmond market
by the Canal.
Partial possession ITO seed whea can he had lsi of oc
tuLer
Mr England who lives the farm will exhibit It,
TsgAs Such rs will suit tbs purchaser.
CllAS. T. FRIEND,
Man
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FLryANNA LAND AT AUCTION.

:, -,
E0Y virtue of decree Circuit Court OF siuF"na,
1 entered at its September term, sGu, 10 he case oi
shepherd Kr and Others shall rs mere
by appointed for the purpose. sell n Auction in U "
Fuvanna G.. H. on the FOl.RTlI MONDAY IN NOV tMnEh
loGu that being Court day the tract OF land on ~G 'no
NJ. kc resided the time Of his death, containing 'os
money be paid down in cash the residue In equal IN
stanents ia. end Of one and two years, WIN Interest
thereon frem the day Of SALE the purchaser si'hg ooo'
therefor with good security and the leEa te Retained as
additional security This land lirs In part OF lne couny
famous the production OF fine Tobacco Is Id goou
neigrlorIood about three miles from FORK Cmoh a ou
from pmyra and ha. nm the usual farm improvements
Persons desiring 10 buy land invited to examine IT,
Get oU-cGw W. B. PETIT, Comr
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pIErY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY frUp The subscriber, IN Southampton ceun-
II ty, Va, the 9th Of April, i76p, muatto man,
naned JACOB aged about ~ years OF medium size, and
Is strait has several his breast caused from rsnri
lie hns also scar on the thumb of his left hand Said
gro |. blacksmith and sawyer y trades but for few
a.t las been working my farm He Is We'll ac-
,ainte about Petersburg and Suffolk and Is supposed 10
somewhere about the former place, or In the dismal
swamp IL caught out Of the county, the above reward
will be paid any delivering said negro 20 Inc. three
miles North OF Jerusalem Southampton county Va, or
lodged in any jail that get HIN. II caught in Tie
County b reward Of S20 will be rad.
JAMES d. BRYANT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BY the GOvERNoR or VIRGINIA.

A PROCLAMATION.
xHIuEREAS vacancy has occurred in the House OF De-
w lecates OF this State by the resignation OF A. d.
cxSsOS late Delegate representing The county OF Prince
Edward Therefore, JoHS LrrCHER, Governor OF The Com
of Virginia. In exercise authority vested IN the
Executive by law hereby require election to be e
in The said county oi Prince Edward on the 81 Nth pA
OF NOVEMBER next, for Delegate to HI Inc '"e"''''
aforesaid
- Given under my hand as Governor anu uhnt. h.
t. $ the Less Seal Of the Commonwealth. TINS ION oMy
49, OF October, A. d. s6J, And In the S'n tTSi,En Hr%
Common onweah. join LEi""
By The Governor: :, ,.,,,
GsuRGK W MuSYoRu, Sec'y Of the C"mmoh"e"'''
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JAMES ylsIVEie PLANTATION FOR
SALE

OFFER for SALE privately, my plantation, known rs
AIannsvir the residence Of the late Tart0n Fleming,
living in the county OF C;oochand, James yrr forty.
three miles above Richmond Il contaGs by recent survey
acres OF which lSU JuInes River Low Grounds aud
S arabic high and all in high state Of cultivation OF
the remaining $50 acres, LIS In original timber growth
the rest pine and standing pasture. The buildings
a substantial and In good repair For further particulars
address the subscriber, Loeb LoDom! r. D., Goocland
county, Va.
S,,t -rtf NJ. Il. Il.
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RS THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
pEnrI AMATIUS

INFORMATION having been received by l!iI Executive
n that ELIJAH HUNTER and JAM rs kAlGhl, Doln o, o.
whom are charged with felony, have escape" from e Jni
Of the county OF Augusta, aud are new so!E -" n I
therefore do Lrtsby uier reward vi oNh HcSDnGp
DOLLARS for each any person who .al arrest anu 9e
liver them into ,y Jail of said ccu:y OF Augusta hl
do moreover require all officers u this C"Hmoa"e"n'
civil and military and request the people geeraS 10 Use
mir b.st rrron. TO prucur. thr arrest that they may
Lc brought 10 Justice
-. Given under my hand Governor ana Under
) s the Less Seal Of the Commonwealth a. N''nuouu
t-~l ,hi. seventh DAY Of september, l>Gp ~ ,,
Ny the Governor: ,..,,,
GgogGI W. MuAEoLp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Eliia Hunter - years Of age, feet ihchs
high dark hair thin Ia front. He has scar Oh ms he"
i,,v healed n lar-e wart on the bAcS OF one Ot h,s m
gers, .ow corp, xion dark grey eyes. good c"unt'hahe
reads and writes ell, and Is rather intelligent ,
James Knight Is about fee, inches hei yer! n"h
alr black eyes has had hlr lei. les broken which 10 sho'
er than the other. lie is about y or - years Old
tjr,I
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TO THE CREDITORS or THE EsTATE

C"vuI,soxEEs OrFrcR RICHMOND, Oct. 10th, lsol.
E)EISG thereto requested By D. T. Williams ad"instr",
- tor 81 y. H. Thornton, deceased, have arpointea
and my Office In rivins building Bank and l2t Streets
in this city, place receiving proof Of debts or de-
mlnds against the said Deceased or ms c''hte. ,
bjare that day such evidence rs may be necessary
to establish your claims Parties failing to prove er
claims as herein required will be excluded lrcnI .ns
LrrL TO be made of IN. funds now In the hands OF the all
m!nisirai0r
Given unIer my hand Commissioner OF the Court "'
Od, iI-cwiw l.. MILTON CARY.
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y ANFtS~ON. 'UTtN FN'''Sr
az: AscHFR, 4. :. AsrhEh.
TREDEGhR IRON WORKS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
iIANKrCl for tic. liberal encouragement eNtcnde, 10
5y Southern friends We have spared IL" cSpc'so
cI:ra:.as facilities 10 ncc. ts iacFea1sd heinhd
:o' -: vi7:oCs manufacturers. IL our
CAR WHEEL DEpA1ELN16.NI
r:,Te made extensive improvements hy the addition
o.: WHEEL FOUNDRY O. building % by ~ feet, and
e .a::eI-c;!on the modern and improved ma
....s:r
Ok .:is are bored by sclI.een,erns horizontal Ma.
%.-, ,:r the Axle by powerful Hydraulic
f:-s, -.,"i with IN Indicator, by which the force a.
;-i ~ wh-ei i- accurately measured
HG;Al.
G..y:; Eal-,ai Cha.s; Railroad aud ship Spikes !;
a',-1": W:eri-: Truck lo;s and fisl Bars; Car ana
SAXON .a4 Il nj.ciis ali kinds Iron and brass Castings
-s:a,'i.s Stationary nnd Portable Engines; Saw and
a;i i-ciy '''''' j. R. ANDERSON co.
pESrrENr;ARY or VIRGINIA.
iNCFAClu,:%D Ills institution and sold there and
"a t:H. Agents :o So p, Pearl street, thu following
a:'tSt'., A. g"y.gc-t ry.rr. ,c.wi.
G9"'-, Shrc~ sai R.r.a..
N"tHeE, Ch.!i:ra Serv,;,;s' Shoes
msSon and '.r' "-ru--, "t every dr.Grpliun
Maciice Band, Lsa'"s: in,r
l-avs saG Nh--.i...,.c,
HarG,yh-- Sale a.
s:r;cd aud Plaid Cotton,
h-fs"yI and t.ils.ys 20: plantation :al,d.
Esadr made Clothing fcr Servant,
'."' % The hsorc articles on hand and fur SALE will
S:t" q repaired. or "'aeT JOB WORK done order
& ,. SS '0s casa. "r TO puac,ua customers only Oh
''"s' '.;tt.
v'ds ::O!a ,l,- coun,ry with satisfactory references
''gI.': jiix .T:''ded 70: address T. M; SlMMo,
,,r.oN INV ,y.r....r -, y y ,H,:n ~ W -
her ,hf.. tc,ro ,.i ,.,t,i t,x "a" ia "i Trrsnn
r.,ai rew.r.. XII n. ;.,:t cr - - ".'' u nr"t'
s:hnord Va or on ,c;,s secuted j.! i ''i 10 me VI
q: :hcm asaia
- 80:
;, -, -, n'"', SIDES
-: sCnp ip't; n;, 100, ~; Iii @ Jn f ~" "ss "tNh''
" o"'''' " ' VI s"''
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vsErS.xyAy-Sor1CE

T&UStW WAi-SOG1CE.
XJJAS committed to sl In Mariin,burg, Eerkeley Coun
w -, VA the 18th ult Negro h"y by the name
uf THORNTON GRANT, supposed !" lie about 10 ysnrs o.
age lie is Ave feet high, copper color had when com
4 snur c0ored cloth blue cloth shirt ant
pants OF coarse drilling and shoe, much The oTnr
Of said boy hereby notified forward and comply
with the law. THOMAS T. UCGAN, lnilnT.
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SNANEED.--A situation as Teacher, In u public
w school or private family, By an A. NJ graduate VI
Randolph Macon College, who Is competent to teach ati
Grres French, Mathematics, and the higher English
brancLes h,Ir.s. EPSILON,
Aept. 2y-ctf New Canton, Buckingham. Va.
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9Th. 1yhi"'s misrepresentation
poirr,cs IL PHILADELPHIA.

From the "Whig' Of t'ct. 2Oth, We cup Tie
following:
POLITICS Is PHILADELPHIA.
PM ,pylpuiA Oct I9-The Douglas State Central Com.
mtee met last evening and Withdrew the straiSht oue-
ou ticket and pledged themselves to support N" Reading
Electoral Ticket they endorsed Douglas and johnson ns
, regular nominees or the Democratic party. An attempt
made erase the BEecSnrhSe E'rc'"s 'r'9 '"e N
et, but unsuccessful.
From the Wing Of Oct. 23d, we clip the
following editorial:
WHAT gLUSDERING AND MISREPRESENTATION:
The Richmond Enquirer OF yesterday, with that rocl-
vitv for und.nC aud which Is so ma
turul with H. auI which has especially III
the nresut canvass the following remarkable Ian
guage: ~ .,,,,,,-r =, az
THE TELEGnAFu HAS ASSoCNChp 'hh "''hp"A"H" W
DouGL,S ~ PsSSsTLvASIA T.,
Now va. hesitate say, that there i not IL: n-
tormri man. woman child in the whole country, VINO
n o ks.c that there Is earthly foundation ior 'uGh
.t.,rmrnt The only Democratic electoral Ticket no" ~
h field Ia is the Ticket known ~ u. telu
inr ticket aad pledged the support OF D"rsa' anu
Inhnson although containing Oh il names ol some
friendly to Brec snrdgc. Websve the whole pr"ceeag i
The Douglas Committee Which met OH Thur lay 't beo,e
us and hey confirm entirely the statement "e nave au
above There To- therefore, not the srhtes' paruSie o'
foundation for the declaration OF the EhqHr at DOUG
ns has Withdrawn In Pennsylvania nor diu le lee1upH
ever announce any such thing. What next!
Let the public decide as to the m'srepresen
tatOn
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| JrEA CHI FIR WAS'EED.-A gentleman Of high
qualifications and experience in teaching is wanted 10
an the Chair OF Ancient Languages In Marshall Cnlversiy,
Texas The Institution (ye in its infancy Is located In
hivh and healthy country In the midst 81 II the
wealthy and intelligent communities In the South: Salary
for present session Of ~ mouths $500 with liberal an
man to svc charge Of the Primary Department. une who
! teaches r..nc. or German preferred. Address
J CAPT f. S. BASS, President OF
! sen, .s-.odlm Marshall University, Texas.
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-~@-o~
I'll, x,.rnsrJyunIa Election

The Pennsylvania ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2lst-The complete
official returns make Curtns majority S2,oe-1,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-26

WHITE GREASE-lO9 bbls. for sale by
w Oct ~ l. & G. u. DAVENPORT.