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: A'1 = NO ~ JOSEPH sTRAusE.
1880. OcT0sEs. 1880.

1850. oI0 1860.
CHRISTIAN 4 LArHROP would ,an,s ssps-
and nssvy WO0l.I.kN GOODS Rich tapestry
ysiysS cs!netsi Rich TsDsstry Bsssesls Csrstss;
Csrpstsi Extra Ingram Carpets; Hens, kAS and
Cotton chsin csrpet3; Mosaic, Velvet and other
Russ; virginia Fuilsa Closhs RI best sake; Heavy
ortd and white hiankefs: HEAVY And Fine Plan
nels; Noa shrinkiag Flannsls. RsfsAsssrs are
cHkisTiXN = LATHRop. = Main st.
Hays bales saperiol HnipDsns uay q slOss,
n and Coz sale by bRl0OtVkO 8 90,
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By 5. u. Merwin Il Co., Auct'rs.
NORFOLK Va

BY 5. o. Merwin Co., Auct'rs.
NORFOLK, Val
GALE OF THE " X ECk OF THE STRAIN
- SHIP PENNSYLVANIA. &c.-Wil! be sold at
igglns' wharf, in he city of Norfolk on SAT-
OF THE STEAMSHIP REINSURANCE
Also, her BOILERS, MACHINERY, ENGINE,
ANCHORS, CHAINS MATERIALS. a la ge lot
OF CAST and SCRAP IRON, BOLTS, RODS, with
several other articles no, hume rated above Sold
Tor the benefit OF whom 1t may concern b, order
oil the agents. MERWtN 4 CO.,
90 lids Auctionears
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CUUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

~ RICHMOND VA.
The 18th session of this Institution will com
mence on the LIST of October next, and close the
last day of June, 1851.
The Principal will he aided BY eleven thorough
ly qualified instructors, and every effort will be
made To main tain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The advantages offered in the departments of
Nj USi c and the MODERN LANGUAG Els are an
surpassed, while especial after IS given 70 the
study of HISTORY, ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers 10 the patrons OF the School;
or 70 the Faculties of the Virginia Military Insti
tute and Of W iiilam and Mary College; to Profs
Bedsoe Smith. Coleman, Davis and Maupln, of
the University of Virginia.
For further information, or for catalogue giving
course Of studs. terms, regulations and full list of
patrons, to which attention is invited, address the
Principal. y. LEE row ELL,
SO Its Box 81, Richmond. Va.
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nkf GOODS FALL, ls60.-kENT, PAINE
- CO., Importers, Jobners and Manufao-
turers Nos. i63 and l65 Main street, Richmond re-
speetfuliy announce To the me roLants of Virxinia
and adloialng states that they have in store q
mag n,hee NJ and well sssoI ted stock of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. adapted TO, and
specially gotten up for, the Southern trade.
Their stock OF impaired Goods was purchased
Tor CASH, by one Of the partners in person, In the
leading European markets, during the past sum-
Eer. were shipped direct TO this port, and CON-
pIlses an elegant and complete assortment In all
the de partments.
They are a SO prepared with a large and COM
plete stock of AMERICAN FABRICS, bong hit on
the best terms, embracing eyery variety; and Of
the best styles. In the CLOTHING DEPART
NJ ENT they are much better pre- pared than here
tolors with very iarge and handsome assortme mt
of all grades wanted IN the trade, and the most
favorable terms.
Having every facility for getting up stock on
the best terms confidently ask al 81 am a at m
of our goods by Southern Merchants, to convince
them that more complete and we'll assorted stock.
suitable 10 their trade, cannot be found in this
country. And to casa ard prompt paying buyers
are determined to offer 10 at DTioss that will
compare with those of any market.
~ Orders solicited and promptly and faith ally
executed. KENT, PAINE co
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CLYCERINE-Honey and Poncine Soaps.
UCold Cream. Otto Rose Lip eaive, 6lycerine
Lotion, Church's Lotion for the skin; also, Row
iand,s Kaiydor, hay Rum, Coioenes. Handker-
chief Extracts, all DOORS, and many other indus
poasable Toilet Articles, in store for sale by
r. JOHNSTON u BRO, Druggists.
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SN MILLINERY-FALL TRADE. nh j.
gsY desire to call snt9n 10 my ex,,ANE
GOODS. consisting of HEAD DRESSES, La
PIES CAPS. FURS and cLoAKS, the latest and
BLEAcsING, PRESSING and DYEING done
in the best atty lie. MAS j.. DEMELMAN,
Main, between 18th and 18th SITS,
N B.--Four to Eve good MILLlNERS wanted
Imme diAtnlY. lin.
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BY J. III. Disses, Auctr,

A UCTION-HoRSEs MULES. &c, &c-wi
"A be sold at the Horse Lot, on Council Cham
Der II il, ON SATURDAY 10th inst, commenc inc
at 10 O'Clock, several good Work Horses l fine
Saddle Horse, years old; Work Mules;
Three Horse WAGON; sets Gear; l new Fur
niture Wagon Dray and Harness,
Oo L. n OIGG ES. Auct,r.
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1R., AGAkD -T0 THE LADIES AND
otCCA SEMON would respectfully inform IllE0
the ladies and gentlemen that she has Just re-
ceived her stock of FALL AND WINTER PAT
TERMS, comprising the Zouave Jackets, for la
dies Japanese " aIklng Coat and Cape, for little
boys; Garrick Coat, Spanish Dress, Zouave Coat.
Lennet Coat and Dress Jacket, and number of
Apron Patterns, for little boys. Also. the Lulu
ave and Cleopatra Aprons, and a number of Dress
Sleeve Patterns.
Miss SEMoN is now ready TO BRAID ana Em-
broider the Zouave Jackets, for ladies and chill
dren. Also, Ladies' and Children's Flame Is !;
Sacks and Wrappings for Infants; Suits + mbrol-
6ered r Little Boys. Also, hiking. Drawing and
Stamping done at the shortest notice, In her
room. at her fathers residence, doors below st.
Charles Hotel -
Oc 9-lm MISS REBECCA SEMON
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OFFICE RICH,D q PETG R. R. co.

RICHMOND, Oct, II, 1e6U.
ae- r-zsSu<sxxzx-s-- Nl.GlNsA STATE AND
Gxsxs ssssEsSz<eg1E CENTRAL FAlR.-Visitors To
Nsx-sk-a1sth Agricultural Fair will be
furnished with EXCURSION TICK kTS over this
Road At 81 50, such tickets to be available from
the 22d to the 2Sth October, inclusive.
Stock or other articles brought over this Road
for exhibition, will he charged the regular rate of
transportation TO the Fair, but will be returned
free of charge, if remaining in the possession of
the same owner.
NIAr
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DRY GOODS, CARPETIN0s, a..
SECOND LARGE SUPPLY
~ FALL AND WINTER
ID z V a "a u

~ FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN FOX, BROAD SrRsrr.
sEc0Sb srPPIf OF t So q so' . their
we woula call special attention to splendid as
press GOODS,
Al greatly reduced prices, fought during the past
WON HGCTloS SALES IN NEW YORK.
below those of the openins Of the season 1'' .A
= ',11s Of
And 'v 65S Siasf S3'i HS # HEAVY GOODS
We have rsoslyed. during the ! past uesi, our
80 Nv AM DA E sNSsh PkINrs,
ENGLISH AND WELSH FLANNEIs. So', TO-,
dueements to the trade.
wRohR shs ats' %sb S & Ruysss
that they will find 1T larger and more attractive
IMAM mas ever ''sn IN a BREEpEs Fox
oc l2-2otdD AZ broad street.
NEW FAh aIss q OPS ,Ss psn. 4, .r,v.r
sas s
.o Eafors ssS
to which large additions will be made BY every
isfaoton promising more IMAM over : Sc svf s:'
r C II X u n co.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep for sale IN Quantities to suit purchasers
~AAEr 2qS Sl;'i j. WY W.: STREET.
ALL KINDS OF
mArTT, Mas r + Il Il L N q 8.
~ FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES
PLANO, AND TABLE COVERS. 10, 10. ''
c.ppprSs he Ell w, y, h nTs made to order,
We have opened a splendid lot of CARPETING
of our own importation, and are pre- pared To
Our assortment Of CURTA N G0oDs, with
%SDo% sa%S sHf F ~ iG' Oil
Buyers are invited to examine our goods, which
Sc i7~a nHo on RfCHARpsoN .sf Go ss Mai,
I AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS!
Il LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
am now In receipt OF sp eudid assortment of
LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS,
son, as my arrangements are such that every now
style Will be sent to me Mt once
PARTICULAR attention Is called to my fresh i'm
BERLIN ZEPHYR WOODS,
in all existing KINDS and colors, which | am abba
to sell at the very lowest prIoes.
WoRSTED JACKETS, TALMAS, HOODS, of
my own direct importation, and far superior in
usually kept In other stores.
STAMPING. EMBROlDERING, and KNIT
TING done On the shortest notice, and most 40
commodstlng terms. c. BOETTCHER,
lin lis arnad
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One half payable on the 1st of October, 1850, and
| the remainder on the 18th of February, 1861
Reference is made to Rev. DR.. Moses d. HOge,
| and TO any of the former patrons of the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
detailed information, be obtained at any of the
bookstores, OF by application to the undersigned.
iT 28-3m A. NJ. DUpUY. Richmond. Va
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~ RS- No extra charges. va
~ All letters to be direotedto
HUBERT P. I.EFEBVRE,

ia NONn FEMALE INsTir1TK.-
- ~ me Seventh Session begins OCTOBER lsr,
1870, ana ends the iast OF June, 1851. .
The Increased prosperity of the past session en-
courages the Prasdent IN the effort To make the
aud the high literary character II aAs ~
rs FacnIty II large aas Able, ITS buildings which
fully located and thorousLIy nish.d. H. snpa-
ratns costly and com II course ofstpdy com
prehensIvs and thorough.
Tho knshsh Course, as will be seen from our
Catalogue, Is unusually Large, and il 10 naas e.
peeiqily prominent throughout, Languages are
mental dlsc pine. whioh seems the true end of the
stnsy out, IA French particularly, conversation
=, The Musical Department remains in charge of
Mr.. CLAP, and Mr.. C. c. MERA has been added
Charles H. Winston, A. NJ, I Univ. ofva. Jpres-
dent and Prof. of Moral Science and Eng lish Lit
:. Rev. J. l.. Burrows. D. D., Evidences of Chris
James Lelsh Jones, A. NJ, Univ ofVa,) Msthe-
+ !. LeEis, n. 5; Natural Sciences.
P Prof F; E 5Ind ,9d Pas5s,1 French.
Miss Mary l.. Lettwich, Drawing, Painting, &c.
John W. Reeve, Penmanship.
Miss :, +. Royal, English Branches.
Mss r. s. valentine, English Branches.
Miss Mary c. Lathrop, Preparatory apartment.
G. g. Mera, Piano.
.. a. Ericsson. Guitar.
The President will hear the rotations of aHths
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten
lion to the Primary pupils.
TERMS NINE MONTHS.
(Han PAYABLE Oct. /, 1860 smainder Feb Is, 81
English Tuition, Preparatory DEPARTMENTS 80 90
English tuition. Collegiate Department. 80 %
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. % 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. 30 10
Music on Guitar. " ....... 40 90
Use OF instrument for practising .---..... s 90
Vocal NJ uslc alone, ttaken by all in classes) 100
ing. - ~-UO',.-- .-. 20 90
N Painting ;............---..... 30 90
Board, including everything except wash
ing -. -, -. :. 80 100 90
Washing ..--- ---......,--.. ~ "
A reduction of ons- fourth to MiaistsTs
RA- No extra charges Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their OWE expense. In case of
protracted sickness, q deduction will be made for
absence.
Boarders members of the Presidents fam-
ly. Money to meet theIr incidental expenses
should be deposited with Nm, and all letters for
then sent to his care.
Catalogues, containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned at the bookstores, or by application to the
President. CHAS. II. w INSTON.
4-2Im Richmond. Va.
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CPLENDlD BARGAINS In LADIES'
y DRESS GOODS--S 10 .000.-Now Is the time to
secure them, during this and the next week
Bands, Caicos; Mems aud Boys Wear, Cioaks,
old and new fashions. III lovers OF good and
cheap Goods will please call Persons from the
use. SnAo. ~. u w "a Mn
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
w $50 BROAD STREET

My stock of WINDOW SHADES being very
large | am determined to run them of cheaper
than ever. The following is my list OF prices -
Dark Landscapes, 81 cents, worth rs; PLAIN Sold
Shades 70 cents, with fixtures complete; Gpld.
with Centre 81, worth at least S. Gold and Vel
vet. 81 80 worth 81; beautiful Bonqueis. rs cenu,
cheap al. 81 so; splendid Vase shades, 81 cents,
can't be bou4 ht elsewhere for ga Gothic style,
endless variety; German. English and m.Tcan
OIL Cloths all widths, very cheap; Table and Stand
Covers; Hearth Rugs, very low and ali wool; Car
petlng only 80 cents great bargain; $50 large Eil-
framed Parlor Pictures rich scenery, at the as
line of DRY GOODS, cheap Tor cash. Call soon az
the established cheap Dry Goods and Window
Shade Store of NJ GOLDEN, $50 Broad street
Z. 3 | keep no Travelling agenta N u am
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go NOEfIE The largest and best selec
ETTsEaS7 ton OF Foreign and American SHEET
~ III N USlC, may be found at the corner of
9th aud Broad streets.
PIANOS from the celebrated Factory of W
Rnabe & Go. Second hand PIANOS, from $50 to
$3.50, for hire and sale.
q UIrARS. VT0LiNS, BANJOs of my own
make, Flutes, PIPES, and ACCORDEONs, for
sale.
REPAIRING and TUNING done in the best
manner. F. POLSTER. Agent
N. B.-Mr. w. RADE will always be in attend
ance 10 select music. sc 25-lmF
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-. toh kENT-A HOUSE in the town of
M:::a Sidney, containing seven rooms, IN good re-
G.Apar, with the usual out buildings, such as
Kitchen. Coal House. Stable, &c a well of excel
attached, with grape bower extending the whole
length oft. Possession given IN Il few days APP
ply TO the sutsc Der, on the premises or to r. 3.
LYME, Metropolitan Hall.
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piChMOND EEMALE SEMINARY, ON
~ GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH, RICHMOND, VA.

A. NJ. DUPUY. A. M---...PRINcIPAL
The next session of this Institution will COM
mence the lst of October, 1860, and will termi-
nate on the both June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore. By
well selected corps of Assistants, who with their
ability and experience, cannot fail TO give satsfac
ton,
The Boarding Department will be under tn man
asement of Mr.. and Mrs. DUPUY, assisted by Mrs.
MARY X. CAssRLs, formerly of Savannah. They
LADIES, and Will exercise a parental care and con-
troll over those committed to their charge
The success which has attended this effort to
tabhSh IN the city of Richmond a Female Semi
nary OF the hrs class, has encourage ed the Principal
TO provide ample accommodations for the
larged, and important notifications will be made
In them, which will add greatly to their cows
nIence and comfort. The lodging rooms are large
and well ventilated. and not more than from two
to four boarders Will occupy one room. The Reel
tation Rooms will be well arrans ed for the accom-
modatlon OF the pupils.
TERAs-For Ntns Moatis.
Washing, fuel and lights 50 90
Tuition in the Preparatory Department. 80 10
Tuition IN ordinary English Branches 40 10
Tuition in advanced English Branches.... 30 %
Tuition in Modern and Ancient Languages,
Muse, Vocal and instrumental, Piano and
Guitar)-Fo or one lesson, Of one hour per
week: 4U w
For two lessons per week, of one hour each 81 10
Use OF Piano 10 %
Drawing, IN cTayon. Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Painting, in water cOlors. 40 %
Painting, IN Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
One half payable on the 1st of October 1850, and
the remainder on the 18th of February, 1861
Reference is made To Rev. Dr. Moses d. Hoge,
and to any of the former patrons of the school.
aIrln mo-
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FRESH BUTTER.-I have made arrange
. ments with some of the principal Dairy men of
11tahse county, New York, and OF the Delaware
nailey, MARY land, and of the Virginia farmers,
west of the Blue Ridge, 10 keep nie supplied du-
hRg The " inter and Spring, with their
~ BEST FRESH BUTTER.
iHtoush these arrangements, can always keep
on hdud superior article OF FIR EsH BUTTER,
anu VIII be enabled To keep families supplied at q
Fof sale Wholesale and retail by
J. & ROBERTSON
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CRATES. FGNDERS.-FlNk SETS OF
VI TONGS, SHOVELS AND fOK Frs. i have
Tor sale large and ees ant assortment of all kinds
Of hqameled CRATES, With FEN GERS; SUM
ssts Of SH0FELs, TONES, POKERS, coal.
sGCTILES, CINDER SHOVELS, BLOWER
hlANnS, handsome stands for Shoves and Tongs,
Bass aud Iron Footaleu, Fire Brick Slabs and
jana All kinds of Church and Tavern Bells, Brass
bflck Mouds, Ill Kinds OF Crates, Tenders, &c,
made to order at the lowest Northern prices.
=. n. DENUOE,
No rs Main street. between 8Lh and 9th,
se ly-3m " est slha
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DESIRaBLE RESIDENCE ON
Nl::i CHURCH HILL FOR SALE.-I wish to sell,
Ell privately, by the LIST of November next. the
HOUS and LOT now occupy, on Grace street.
Church Hill, between 18th and 29th streets. This
location IS a desirable one. and the House very
convenient and extremely pleasant. Tire Lot
fronts Grace street 81 feet, running back 1877
leet To alley IL feet WIDE further descrl ption
Is deemed useless, as anyone wishing TO purchase
VIII prefer to examine The premises. All such are
invited to call, and will take pleasure in show
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JOHN DUNDERDALE,
Having just returned from New York.
'ti x' offers Tor sale choice assortment of nd
~ octave ROSEWOOD PIANOS, of the finest
quality, on most reasonable terms.
ASeveral sood SECONDHAND PIANOS, at
very low prices.
a. WaIeroom 18th street, opposite Sank street
BeIVln' S BLOCK. 23-lm+
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THOS. H. WYNNE, Sup't

s. 8 THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-This
VA $popular resort. situated sixteen miies
LILLE ! from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
Thriving village of ASHLAND, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, is now
open for visitors, and is prepared TO accommo-
date families with good fare, and everything desi
rabe. The head Of the family will be furnished
with Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond.
For further information, apply at Superintend-
ents Office Richmond, Frederieksburg and Poto-
nae Railroad, address
JNO. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
NJ
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IMPORTANT To Gas CONsU NEKs.
CHAS. II. LANGLEY
NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE,
Ox Cary ID door 6slotp 18Th Street, and aext to
FI0Hr Inspectors fsrn1sr Obfce
Al Il n q ? L ID

TFUHF IHNPttEUF- TFTVItF UVlCE,
j. MO \ ROE CARTER.
Successor TO Jas. Thomas. Comr Merchant)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond,
and the public rally, that he has purchased of
hand, such as CORN, OATS, HAY, CORN
MEAL, &c land will continue to keep on hand and
select parcels of country cured BACON, BUT
TER, BEESVAX, DRIED FRUIT, &C, pedg-
ing every effort TO facilitate the interests of
those who may favor the new concern 4 contInu-
atlJR of the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor Is solicited,
He refers, by permission, to Messrs. WAGON
BR, HILL 4 ARCHER, VAN-LEw, TAYLOR Co,
JONES Co.. RICHARD CAUTHORN, Esq, PHILIP
B. PRICE, Esq, Richmond. Va.
il 23-3m J. MONROE CARTER
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-19

A BRECKENRIDGE movement has been
inaugurated in Indiana. A Breckenridge
County Convention for Marion County
indianapolis is called, one hundred Dem
ocrats having signed the call. The Indian
apolis Journal says:
The call is signed by about 100 names,
among which will be recognized many of
the most active, liberal and enthusiastic
Democrats of the city, as well prepared as
we thought ourselves for and phenomenon
in Democratic movements. 1t is list
that is about as well calculated to give the
Douglas men cold sweat, as any that
could have been devised. A movement
in which such men as Judge Morrison, DR..
Dunlap, J. H. McCrea, Captain Hayden,
Percy Hosbrook, John Harkness, Edwin
May, S. Barbour, John Hamilton, Kilby
Feugerson, o. B. Stout, Julious Nicolai,
]. R. Elder, John Cain, James johnson,
James NJ. Tomlinson, T. D. Walpole,
Sampson Rea, R. A. Taylor, and Emery
join, is something more than idle demon
stration. 1t means good hard earnest eff
fort, for they are none of them office seek
ers, and all of them are among our Oldest
and most respectable citizens.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-19
One of the VerdiCtS.

A Charlottesville (Va.) paper gives the
following account of the murder of slave
by one Wash, an overseer of Mr.. Eugene
Garth, near Gordonsville:
"The negro, after being severely whip
ped, was tied, hand and foot, by the brutal
Wash, and plunged, head downwards, into
a hogshead of water, where be was held
three quarters of minute. Upon being
taken out be died within three minutes.
"An inquest was held, and the verdict of
the jury was, died of congestion of the
BRAIN"
The same paper says:
"We read recently of another case where
negro was punished in a nighboring
county, and died within minute or two
afterwards. The verdict in the latter case
was, died of combination of circumstan-
ces.
Wash has not yet been arrested, but we
hope, for the sake of humanity, that the
cruel-hearted scoundrel may be brought to
a speedy and condign punishment. Can
the South wonder at the odium which at
:aches TO the "institution" in the non-slave-
holding States, when the perpetrators Of
such atrocities are permitted to walk un
punished.-Baltimore Clipper.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-19
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
NOTICE IN DOVER.

JNLIZA GARDNER and Henry Gardner her husband,
II are hereby notified that on the 10th day of July
A d. 1850 Anna Swneheart Of Holmes County, Ohio,
fled in the Court of Common Please OF said Holmes
County her petition in Chancery against the said Eliza
Gardner and Henry Gardner her husband, non-resdents
of said State of Ohio and Frederick Swnehesrt Sarah
Orr and Isaiah Orr her husband Anne Piper and Isaac
Piper her husband Emanuel Swineheart, jacob Swine-
heart George Swineheart, John Swineheart Eli SWINE
heart Simon Svineheart, William Swineheart Edward
Swneheart and Jacob Hoover in which she prays for
the assignment 1 dover as the widow of George SWINE
heart decd in the following described premises lying
and being in the said county Of Holmes to wits Thirty
eight and threefourth Of the East side oflot
ber third quarter township township ten,
range number five; Also, lot number thirteen Of the
third quarter township, township number ten, range
number Eve; Also, twentysix out of the North
mart Of lot number twelve in the third quarter township
township number ten, and range 1--WE, Also, North
west quarter Of section fourteen township number nine,
and range number ve; Also the Northeast quarter Of
section number fourteen township nine and range i've
except thirty acres and forone acres sold OF Of said
quarter Also sixty OF Of the North side OF the
Northwest quarter of section four township nine. Of
range ve and the said Eliza Gardner and Henry Gard
ner her husband are further notified that unless they
plead answer or demur the said petition within sixty
DAYS after the next term of said Court the said Anna
Swineheart at the term next after the expiration Of
said sixty days will apply to the Court to take the mat
ters said petition confessed and TO decree thereon
accordingly ..
BARCRoFr 4 WORRIES,
July L, 1seo-47ws Att'ys fcI Pstr.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-19
Gives up Virginia.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer sees the
hand writing on the wall. All the North
ern States will go for Lincoln, large ma
jority of the Southern States for Breckin-
ridge and the balance for Bell-thus leav-
ing Douglas without single electoral
vote. The Plain Dealer man gives up
Virginia.
"Sad and sickening is the sight now pre-
sented of the degenerated Democracy Of
Old Virgininia, The "Mother of States,
the another of Presidents" and the moth.
er of as many great men has at last be-
come bed ridden herself, and unable any
longer 10 give birth TO any thing but mon
keys.
To follow the wake of Old Virginia any
longer will be certain death to the Demo
cratic party. 1t is like travelling among
the toombs,to catch the inspiration of moul
dering men with which to vivify the slum
bering ligaments of life.