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nRRsR,s spUOsPHO-PRRUVIAN OR uANI-

DERSE,s PHOSPHO-PERUvIAN,O Or MANI
IL PIIATFD GUANo composed erclgrely PerKrGR and
oAero Gudno hd edcThis fertilizer has been used ln
virginia past four for Tobacco and Wheat With
suit fully equal 10 Peruvian Guano. It, adv ysnages
npee and perrnanency It's effect and economy Its cost being
Is par less than Peruvian Price $50 per ton Of
| For sale by STOKES 4 RIyES,
| fsiS-fn Corner Cary and 18th sta, RlchnOnd Va
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AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOOl

ANNUAL INCOME, s2,2bO,O9Ot
INVESTED THE UNItED STATES OVER tSOOCO0f
Al Directors Fs,S3RdNy RGDoasi1s , Le Eagdgssas Of
us Company
WE respectfully ask attention TO the security of the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company It's policy holders Us
large cash capital and nyesmt nts stated above.
large capital and lncowe Of the Company enable take
lines convenient 10 parties ng large ofinsurAne
In addition to the Ordinary ode Of insurance, this Company L.
sPEINARkHTPOLfCIkS,o on the payment Of TEN dNHU-
Al PREjUUWS Property Is thenceiorth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy BE- cancelled any c and the pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company will make loss
and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies OF this Company all claims paid upon pre-
senaon Of satisfactory proof 0 o without 0bGtsHt deo-
ton for Interest; and no a. usual aer preSsns-
ton Of proof. WORKMAN WYATT, Agents.
mhl4 100 Main street. few doors above P0stonce.
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A RTIFICiAL TEETH.

n TBE CHEOPLiSTyC PROCESS E~1&-S
g. ". JONES, DSIisI having purchased thet .4,sa
right for the above mode Of making Teeth and IIN
Ing % IS absolute soprroTy over The gold silver
pstna method, he can with confidence who
may partial SETS NJ Tee-and especially such as
may with those they using In this process
all Of the objections 10 the gold plate removede
Ing perfect comfort and stability the aand the
being embedded In the metal the food excluded from under
them and they therefore stronger cleaner smoother
and In every respect better
In Of the perfect adaptation of the plate 10 the
mouth and suction thereby can one or
teeth ,oo caspsand In all guarantee perfect and
isfac,ory NJ, charge
This method adopted by those
highest profession, North South testimonials will
given and specimens exhibited NAV desire 10 them
Those Wishing exchange the old method for the new their old
plate will be taken n part Oce opposite Conthian
0fice hours from 70 ~, rom 81 TO g. oc7-ly
RAooN' LARD H,D: ssascli nTTTER En- oHEEsE, &c.
80 bbls prime leaf Lard
% tubs prime Goshen Butter
~ prime Gcshea Cheese
100 boxes T. u. do
100 bbls. refined Sugars
so bbis. prime jersey cider
20 do No. / Mackerel
100 do No 8 DO
~ do Frosts BuekEheat
80 do crop y. o Molasses
- do cider Vinegar
200 packages assorted Teas
loo dozen assorted Brooms
100 do DO Pals
tcs sal Soda
> DO Flroy's assorted Shot
do prime Goldfish
Landing per and packets from New York Philadelphia
and Baltimore for sale low by VA. II. TYLER,
jal6 l3th street. between Main and Cary.
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NO pLANTERs ARID GARnNERs.

THIR snbsrhcrs sale N1 bb poudree made ~
the Lodi Manufacturing Company Ia lots suit purchasers
This article in the twentieth Of its Introduction this
country and has ouyed fertilizers every description
the following reasons:
l II Is made from the night soil o the CITY o New York. by
the L. NJ Co. who have capital of 100000 Invested Ia the
business which Is at risk should they make bad article.
I'd For and vegetables the cheapest neas and han.
des manure la the world II he placed In direct Contact with
the seed forces and DenS vegetation weeks earlier
the cut worm, doa5s he crop and is to dis1greedbis eo
Three dollars worth two barrels Is all sufficient
Of cor IN the hill.
PRIcK1 bbL 81 2bbls 81 30; 5bbl 4s and bb 81 -
bb delivered free Of carriage to vessel railroad in New
York city.
pamphlet containing information and certificates from
farmers all the United State who have used
seventeen will be applying the
GRIFFING BROTHERS 4 co,
faTI an A. a. -
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l-.--,s-t 10 be consii-ie ca by the month or year
~ N -7 he Manuscript or previously agreed upon o'-
Ts-a t , not -arsei on ths copy or aspeched num-
tl rl he continued until ordered cut, and payment
,fs- r,irN-s-r, avoid any Misunderstanding &
- itla ,r-ci Advertisers, Do 3 n1'p-rto state
1a extends o. q e.' .'s ,y e1s s, a. m an
r-r .rI lu otrt- Ai' 'll--taA'' sen, ~ --l ~ 0 Az
% .-.. and yr-,f1n ... g.,
Fs- and General Agents Aiye ,senents pc. 20 pc
f . v.sr but to oe charged ~ e usual raves '-1'
- a.-.-..s .s srll De- agreed un'n- o. ---
Er-sr lal yearly tdyer,s.s .ens' NJ , I ,S,s O
r. sre re. w-rs. in-srt r'rr o.. me Anst-t
y- standing -le under Che r'.-'., anu '' eN''e
-..- ta ,- charged a. tfe usual r't.s- -
o. ..-.-..f tl fhe Se1I weekly Wh.s At . . Gems
1o .r, ,ss for -.s first insertion ana % cents
r. .rr. .rrrrr. 1r t weekly, - cents
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PlrY PoR HER-A very attractive and intelligent young
lady named Clara Fisher, sentenced at Buffalo last
Friday to four wears and six months Imprisonment al
Sing Sing, for larceny in dry goods store committed
while pretending TO purchase.
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NUMBER 4S.
SOUTHERN AUTHORS.
At
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DEALER IN
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AGENT FOR THE AMFmcAS TRACT SOCIETY.

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FIHE following will be sent by mail post paid, st the prces
II named.
THE DEAF SHOEMAKER by Thomas While, of Richmond
soc An excellent book Tor he young hed With brief skeehs
animated Interesting, and instructive, which have been copied
bv thousands young and DID, from Msncto California
FLOWERS By TllE WAY slDE by The author, SIC or
the character Of the deaf shoemaker"
HOFFB MANUAL 90 RELIGIOUS INST SUCTION PIC. Being
the second edition Of of established merit specially adap
ted 70 the oral Instruction % coret people bat suited
In schools and families ntnng ample historical cAechsm
Of the sacred or the creation ouEs and containing
also, appropriate selections 81 scripture be committed
Dr. ais isi Catecsu. simple docirns Caiecsm with
the answers 10 scripture lar suage, pray'u for children, ke
trey free from seclrau bus by the Rev Jno v HOT Of Mill
wood Clark county, Va has Increasing circulation In
Southern States iar llianaas frequent orders
ufy.
MESSAGE TO TIIE YOUNG: by Rev. Geo. W. Leybufn %
county &c TIE work scholar chris
the well consdcrere at o years 81 thought and reflection
attractive solid and Impressive, well ad pied be emhen
Iy useful fslG
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RICHMOND MADE

agricultural Machinery.
TTAyN completed my machine shops on Frankln Street
and Walnut Alley the whole being connection with nv In
pement and Seed store, Main Street. Invite particular
attention from the farmers YgGla. facilities maniac.
turing every KIM Of Agricultural Machinery aud Impemfht
shall especial attention 20 the II THRFS
ING MACHINES Of the best 0des materials Ectmanship
My PORTABLE HORSE POWER IL arranged require no
digging delay IN starting aad hHs the approval
them My PATENT STRAW CUTTFBs are loo ss
known need CONNER Cation.
As heretofore keep sonstaaty hand nay own r1ske
fully Warranted Corn shelters hand horse power wheat
Fans Crads Reapers Hay Presses Cider Mills seed Ds Poss
HarroEs Hay Rske Cleaners Culvaors Gum and Leather
chine BeltIng &c., a..
iS- Repairs OF all kinds promptly attended 10.
Agent for Rckford lIlmans Wheat GuAno Drills and
McComioks Reaper and Mover.
ieS-d3m II. NJ. SMITH No - Main -.
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NOTICE

F.a
UR stock o. Ready Made Clothing, No. 80 Main St.
haves1Ii a. WUIrLOCk, aud will continue to
keep large lhEshent 40. 700 Main ST. where will be
pleased and the public In general having
aie arrangements 90 manufacture clothing here, and
are prepared o. receive orders auy knd be made up In the
a notice winter stock will offer 40
geiu-ei prices to make room Spring stock. Call
js6 T. NORRIS & CO, 100 Main -.
r. MORRIS T. ELLIS.
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JAMES a. BOSHER,

INSU RAJ NOE AGENT.
Office E side @ 1l Street. SeooRd door North 0fns Corner Of
Man end llh
ID EPREsENTs the following vel established and reliable Com
Ia panes:
Co.. OF the City ofNew York. capital
and surplus $500 000
Hombold Fire Insurance Co.. of .he City OF New York. capt
tai and surplus $4,000
Fulton Fire Insurance Co.. Of IRE City of New York, capital
ana Plus 9. SStUVO
Irving Fire Co. T. " capital $4,000 with large
surplus
Phoenix Fire In Co Of Brooklyn Capital and surplus t9o 900
Policies Issued iuldng Furniture Manufactoes Merchan-
dL and Personal opey generally against less damage By
fire. the most favorable teru Losses promptly adjusted and
puncuag settled the security offered By the above companies
conducted they by experienced underwriters affords
insured the most ample guarantee and the full that ali
entered nO by them viii be fulfilled In
factory The long experience 81 the subscriber these
matters will facilitate and proec, 90 the bes, Of his abilities the
interest OF all who be disposed PatrOne his eorS Coun
try risks Inland navigation risks Vessels and their csrgses
IN
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
sSpsr annuul, tWeekJ % Weekly IS 81 ~
DLyf -,-.g Rerla-cci nay oe nlhoe AZ tns 'sN ~ :
as sAsre evidence IS taken on The deposL o.
Prs Ser tp al once containing money.
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4 CARD.-Belng desous closing possible
n Pd and Winter Stock OF Clothing hre determined 10
sell a shade above Our objec much Of
into money possible We offer the greatest inducements
offered before. We respectfully invite friends and the
public generally 10 call and examine for Themselves. Nc umbug
teG SIMPSON < MILLER.
DOOKS--Recelvedb -
ID JAMES W0ODHOCsE & co.
Life and Times Of Gen. Samuel Dale the Mississippi Parizan
By j. + H. Claiborne. Illustrated 81
Ifen SPAIN Pas, and Present BY Walter hornbury With
illustrations. !.
Lucy CroHon. By author Margaret Maitland, &c 5c.
Harper's Greek aud Latin Texts. .Fsohylus I0c.
ltarper's Greek and Latin Texts Horhtus. 40c
The Ancient Church It's History Doctrine Worship and Consi
tuition, traced from the first three hundred years By W. d. Blen
d. D. / vol, Syo g.
OF Epsles of Paul the Thesalonans By John
LINE, d. ID. 9
Tile Hunting. BY p. L. T.ewelJyn l.
"Reminiscences Rufus Choate great advocate. BY r. a.
Parker. -. NV supply.
Commentary the Pentauch From the German OF Otto Won
Gerach. . -.
Iumsnics. BY 7. Wharton Collins Esq. =.
Together with number OF other late and interesting BOOKS
fell JAMES NOODHOUsE q co.
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IAuI IN RECEIPT or TIE FALL Fashions IN
i % lal.ucls HAS embracing u che various coos -
.-fHtsa JOHN THOMPSON, 81 Main S.
VHE FAftWElgN' ZOO f.-. have made the above es-
9-sg fr Ea-aa-s' The are Double soies, sew
sil-5r5 long beg They equally adapted tor Huusmea
Dr lli Tslus;grs. Also gecesal assortment Of every
~ WI WALSH.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.

NEW lUKh LIFE IAhUhAAIE IUMPAAf'
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81, ,600, 600.
NNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
" Comptroller Of the State n New York. and OF hands
Of the Company TO secure policy holders.
DyDESDs , liberal Principle.
Forty per Of the premium on Life Policies will be tbs
Insured when the premium exceeds $50
Policies issued aud payable the Insured arriving
age family Of the insured death should even.
happen previously to arriving At that age.
Endowment POLICIES for children granted the
able terms.
Policies issued greatly reduced premium when
Insured prefers not 70 participate In the dividends.
All losses paid promptly and without litigation.
We shall be pleased have call policy
in this old and reliable Company which you
ed by your own citizens
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
ofiee 100, Main street.
Few doors above Post once.
CHAs T. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL E1A MINERS.
JAa II. OOSwAY, ". d.
Ro. 7. COLEMAN, NJ. D.
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PROSPECTS OF THE McLANE TREATY-AN ARMY
OF OCCUPATION TO ENTER THE NORTHERN
STATES-HOSTILITIES on THE RIO GRANDE.
WAsInNGroN, SUNDAY, Feb 10.
Il was determined IN the Cabinet on Tuesday last to
order Col Fauntleroy TO march United STATES troops into
chihuahua Tor the protection of American citizens against
outlaws from Durango but the order has not yce been
issued Il may be in consequence Of the absence of Sc
cretary Floyd from the Department. The following high
y interesting letter received yesterday by Hon.J John
) Phelps fom a distinguished citizen Of Fl Pasc viii
explain the necessity for the determination arrived at by
the Cabinet:
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Cry oT RcnoSD sriTE NIAGISr, To Wit r. ~ BURTON
Justice Of the Peace Ia the City Of Richmond do hereby certify
that joseph Pann the general partner" named In the writing
heretofore annexed bearing date January 3d. 1869 this day made
oath before the stated IN the said writing contrbu.
ted by ihespecai partner has been actually paid Ia by him In
cash,
Given under my hand nl. Cd day OF January, 1850
Js+-2m R. NJ BURTON, J. P.
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RRAND CUTTING.

BRAND SaGAHNN.
TIVE undersigned having removed his shop under the T0BAC
co FNCHANGE, 18Th and Cary S begs leAveto in
form hs customer and the Public generally, that he stu
sd to execute all work (Which he may be favored WITH In
the best workmank pos be notice. n
Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain bags chneryo any
other articles you may manufacturers. send In your orders
will accommodate reasonable and guaTan
tee to give you entire satisfaction.
Also fine lot OF Branding Brushe Key Checks Brass Letters
&C. A T. GRAHAM Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor 18th Cary sts Richmond, Va
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y. 4. PArrESoN, Scc'y.
t Enquirer please copy.
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PlNSrIL, nf Richmond, THos BECcg, OF Halifax Va,
General Partner" "5peclal Partner
>. PANNEEE,
Commission Merchant,
SHOCK0R WAREHOUSE BUILDING,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TRICT personal attention to the sale Of Tobacco Wheat
- Corn Flour and agricultural Products generally Orders
fertilizers groceries &c, carefully and promptly executed
lnS-d2m
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TAYAOR,s CELERRATEDSALOONs,

- TER-Thr subscriber has earnestly labored past
years exclude Northern Ground Pasterty the establishment
H,s uH and supplying article iupeort any received from
the North claims perfect lie begs
his thanks to m patrons and asks 10 inform all interested that no
completed his improvements that win enable him supply
demand that arise. Ills stock o Lump heavy upon
the enormously increased Of superior aitele selected nom
the purtsi Windsor Nova SCOTIA quare With special
to rs id ~ lime reputation Of his brand
shall be sustained effort asd and he only
permental trial Of those who have made application
rGiifdbie JeiiHissF. JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE,
No
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CORRT TGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
y WIRE RAILING-(Seured by L-ttcrs Patent Admiralty
adapted o- enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Baconys Cot
taye sheen OK Hurdle. Patent Wire, Sackug Bead
ess With every variety o Folding Iron B-adsteads and Iron
Furniture Patent Coal Screens, Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting or Mesquite, sheep Poultry and other
purposes Wire SUMMER Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
rety, for Gardens &C.
NJ WALKER & SONS, Manufacturer
No 535 Market Y. T. Nth street, Philadelphia.
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TO TOURISTS X MERCHANTS VISITING NEW YORK,
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
3G5 Il 307 BROADWAY,
Corner Franklin street,

NAV blth.
D0SSFSfS advantages Wh all travellers appreciate IT, 10.
cation cannot be surpaf,ed being conyenitt the principal
places % business and amusement The apartments OF which
there hundrei re fuTuh.d and we'll ventilated
and being comcied the European pian visitors live In the
best style with he geate economy large paroT fronting
Bro idWay and commanrg extensive of that Worldr
nowned ttorsrgarr has been beautifully furnished
ladies' and the of the House SUCH
afford the greatest conf lort g. guests.
Tur INrEs ,trIts.t IlilFIs ID. uert.t l0.h
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TE1O THE PHBLIC.-In consequence o. the unPrccedeut
cd of "Our Model SHIRE have made arrange
ea (Which heretofore impossible, account Of the great
demand York. Clys have large supply Of this popu-
shirt hand n variety % style and quality, 80 that
sending ors-s will nov have them hed regularly and With
Iespatch Agents this SHIFT ia Richmond
would respectfully call the attention Of those who have not
seen eVamiratou and they viii become conyuc-
W the bs csst and most durable Sti ever offered
for sale also prepared make order from scientific
measures AZ notice reduced prices We have on
hand lar- desirable stock % GENTLEMEN FURNISHING
GOODS which everything pertaining % the business,
and Which win De offered greatly reduced prices.
STCRrEyANT 4 MAGWIRE,
.u20 No o. Main street, Richmond Va.
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
TINE subscriber JOSEPH PANNILL reAent N the city OF
Richmond and THOMAS BRUCE resident OF the county OF
Halifax state Of Virginia. this tay formed "lIMITED
PARTNERSHIP under the style and firm OF q PANNL for
the OF conducting Commission busine in the city Of
Richmond, Virginia, continue until the day January
O,GD D. thousand sight hundred and sixty four JOSEPH
PANNliL Is "GstElL THOMAS BRUCE
Sk snd such has this day contributed the csplSl stock OF
the hrm the of tn thousand dollars 100000 Witness
hand ami seals this 3d dag OF January, isG0
} PANNILL, (seal)
THOMAS BRUCE, (SeaL)
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uyOIl IgENT-Thr large FACTORY Cary street. be- -
n tween and 1lth streets, Dunlop Mouclre Ii
Co. r table Tor Tobacco Factory Warehouse Manufacturing
~ KENT PAINE co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-07

The special Washington dispatch of the 9Th
to the Cincinnati Gazette, says-"The result
of the election in North Carolina is now
pretty definitely ascertained, snd shows a
majority for Ellis, Democrat for Governor,
OF 10000. Pool has made considerable
gains, chiefly because the Opposition vote
has been more fully brought out than in for
mer contests and further, because he was
running upon an issue popular in the middle
and western sections Of the State. Pool was
an advocate of an ad paloTem tax on negro
property, while Ellis was opposed thereto.-
The Legislature viii be Democratic; fact
which IS important, from the circumstance
that United States Senator is to be elected
in place of Hon. 7. S. Clingmau, who learn
is not likely to be reelected. As mentioned
last night, the Douglasites pretty generally
went for Pool which is by no means encour-
aging to the friends Of Bell and Everett. If
they can't, with the assistance of the Doug
lasites, carry an old Wing State like North
Carolina, what can they hope to do in other
Southern States and what use is there in
running tickets at the North, which are only
put up to be beaten or help Douglas p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-07
Judas Tanev for DouaIas.

We learn from reliable authority that Chief
Justice fancy, of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, is warm advocate Of Mr.. Douglas
election.
So says the Rochester Union, Douglas
paper. 1t is not at all strange that the au-
thor of the Died Scott decision, and the mon
strous doctrines announced in connection with
that, should, of all the candidates in the field,
prefer the one who, for 40, 900 votes in Lou
isians, pledged himself, if elected, to employ
all the power of the Government in enforcing
the DEGREES of Taney's Court, without regard
to their constitutionality or justice. Judge
T. wsnts President who "don't care wheth-
er Slavery is voted up or voted down, but
who viii be the ready tool of the Slavery
propaganda in their unhOly work of extend
ing human bondage. ..l.8HF
Let it be known, then, that the author of
the Dred Scott decision endorses Mr.. Doug
las, and wants him elected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-07
Convention in CoIumbus.

The Republicans of the Franklin, &C.,
District held their Convention on Saturday.
The nomination for Congress was offered to
the Hon. Samuel Galloway, bat his name
was withdrawn. The Convention then de-
clined to nominate but appointed Con-
gressional Central Committee to take further
action. It is understood that Mr. Galloway
is to run as an Independent candidate against
Mr.. Cox.
R. P. L. Baber, Esq, was nominated for
Presidential Elector. he accepted, and viii
take the stump.
The Breckenridge men held County Con-
ventiOn, and appointed delegates to the State
Convention to be held in Columbus to-day.
The Convention viii doubtless be well at
tended, and embrace many of the leading
and old Democrats of the State. The Re
serve delegates went down in yesterday S
trains
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-07
The nII.sourI Elecrinn.

The election in Missouri on the 9Th was for
State officers, Members Of Congress, ETC.
Four tickets for Governor were nominated,
but Mr. Gardenshire, Republican, virtually
withdrew in favor of Mr.. On, the Opposition
or Bel candidate. He wrote letter urging
Republicans to vote for Col. Orr, as the Op-
position agree with the Republicans in the
three fundamental points Of freedom Of
speech, freedom of the press, and freedom of
the baIlot-box. The contest was really mar
rowed to. Orr and Claiborne, Douglasite; Jack
son, the Breckenridge candidate, being as
good as out of the ring after the detection Of
Senator Green on the State ticket.
The chief interest in the Congressional
election is in hest Louis district between
Blair and Barrett. The contest has been hot
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-07
The soInr EcIip,e in Rurops.

Clouds in London prevented observation
of the eclipse soon after the beginning, but
about the middle, or a quarter to three the
clouds opened again, and gave an admirable
view of the strange sight The sun was
thin crescent, with horns pointing downwards,
and thelight was greatly subdued. At Man
chester and Liverpool the weather was un-
favorable, and only the closing portion of the
eclipse was visible. At the Greenwich OBJ
servatory the opportunity for observation
was better. Three solar spots were visible
to the naked eye, and at half past two there
was q perceptible diminution of sunlight The
party of astronomers in Spain had great sue
cess. They obtained ''two photographs of
red flames, which prove that they belong to
the sun, and many photographs of other
phases" In Paris the weather was cloudy
during the early stages of the eclipse, but
Just about 3 o'clock, when the obseuratiOn
was greatest, the clouds broke away.