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By Alex. Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. sROCE.

EURNITUAE. DRY GOODS, GROCE.
RIES, &C..WIll he sold at auction. at nv
store. corner of Ma n ard 18th ts.. on r URSDAY
ing at 10 o'clock, lot of second hand Furniture.
DRY GOODS.--Ca ssimeres, Cassnets, Net Shirts
and Drawers, Yarn Socks, Ladies' Cotton Hose,
Mems Cotton y Hose, Coats, Pants and Vests,
Shoes. Caters. Hats, &c
GROCER IS Is bhls No. NJ nc keTe; 10 bbls
Herrlngs; 20 "a bhls. Herruas; s q casks BRANDY;
10 boxes Soap; Is boxes Candles; Crockery and
Glassware; 10 coo Cigars
ALS0-Lot OF CARPENTERS' TOoLS-Planss,
Saws, Levels, Bits, Hammers, Chisels &e.
au ALhX. MOTT, Auotr.
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Northern Markets.

HALIFAX, July 31.-The Prince of VALE
landed here yes terday.
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By 1. 4 &. b. Davenport, Auct'rs.

FLORIDA LUMBEn ~ AUCTION.-Cn
SATURDAY. August 4th. we will sell at ~
O'clock at Rockets, the cargo of schr. like Mar
vi'le,' direct from Florida, consisting of
0,N0 feet assorted BOARD DIS and SCANTIING.
TERMs.-Four months credit. for approved pa
per. tau IL |. g. q. B. DAVEN PORT, Auct'rs
S&s VALUABLE AND u r. SIk IL 1. Z
xT4 JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE, IN
-~"H POWHATAN COUNTY, VA.-As Commits
sloner, under decree of the Circuit Court of
Powhatan county, am authoTiz. d TO offer at pri-
vate or public sale, the FARM now owned and re-
sided upon by Robert X. Pembertcn, known as
Upper Malden's Adventure" about thirty miles
above Richmond, ndjo ming the ''Malden's Adven-
tnre'' Ehta'e, formerly owned by John Gillian,
l54 are valuable James River bottom land, the re-
and all yielding readily TO Improvement, with God
land sufficient for the wants of the place The I'M
provements are dwelling, nearly new, and most
of the usual out buildings. 1t Is one of the most
des! rable Farms market in this section. as re-
CARDS soil nelghborhood and convenience to mar
ket; with churches, mills and post office within
short distances.
Full description will be given on application, and
purchasers are invited TO visit and examine the
premises. If not sooner disposed of, the Farm
VIII be offered at public sale, on the premises, on
III uRSDAl, the I'd day of August, 1860.
TERMS. lash, as to expenses; remaining pay
ments at !, and years for bonds, bearing inter
est from date with satisfactory security, and title
retained until full pay ment is made.
JN0. F. LAY, Com'r.
Address Sublett's p. o., Powhatan, Va
le enthusiastically 2l-dtds
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HOUSE AND LOTION 3Oth, NEAR 90 ~
IL STREET, AT AUCTi0N.-Wi Will be sold pom
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 7th day o. AN
TENEMENT. on the west side OF 3Jth. near W
street, now the occupancy of Mr.. Casper Briell,
It contains good rooms. with kitchen. stab Q
and other out buildings The Lot f. on 50 feet
and ruDs back 1872 feet to alley.
After the sale of the House will he sold young
Hor e, Wagon, Cow, Household and Kitchen Fur
nItuTe, &c
TERNs.-For the Real Estate, one fourth cash;
The balance at A. and 10 months, for negotiable
notes, with IL terest ADDED and secured by trust
deed. For tee Personal Property, cash.
an Las M TAYLOR & SON. Anct'rs.
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POR SALE AND RENT,

Fol RENT Three ROOMS over my
s5::a store, suitable Tor small family. Possession
A--HS gwen Immediately. l., ROSE,
Jy 31-2wE 256 Broad street
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FUTURE DAYS
BY Thos. W. keesee, Auct'r,
ounce corner of 18th and Cary streets.)

MULES AND HOR ES FOR
bA SALE AT AUCTION W i'll be sold, on
FhIDAY MORNING next. August 81,
AAH, CONNIE AT IL clock, at MIR. ". Q.
Llpscombs Stable. on Second street, be-
tween Grace and Broad
6very fine large MULES. warranted sound and
well broke
4 fine large HORSES, warranted sound and per-
feetly gentle in harness
TERNs.-Ninety days credit, for approved ne
gotlabIe paper. HOS. w. kEESEE, Auct'r.
ALSO-3 HORSES. AMI
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY. AMELIA,
w VA.-The next session OF this Institution
CONNIE aces Sept Sd. aud closes June 2sth. 1851
Reference TO the Trustees and PafTcns; Hon.
John Letcher: Judge ]: W. Brockenbroush; Col.
F Smith, V. NJ J.; Major John i l.. Preston ;
Faculty of Washington College; VIM. y. White,
ID. ID DR.. Geo. Scott. .
No deduction for loss of time, except In case OF
JNO. A. z. IMBODEN, A. NJ.
FIsNEy MILLS, Amelia, Va. jy 23-t20thS.
NiyEkSITY HIGH SCHOOL, HUGUE.
" NOT SPRINGS, P0WHATAN COUNTY,
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the di-
reetion Of the undersigned.
dnoasn aeslgred especially as preparatory to the
CVsisiS Oh ViIEna, 1t will, for this reason. az
Inta no iewsI advantages to those intending to
One OF the Principals will teach IA ArHEMAT-
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
struc'oTs shall IN even case. be graduates of ME
UniversIty OF Virginia. ColloNlial classes. how
ever. IN MODERN LANGUAGES, VIII 9esefve
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
guages -
Charges for the session. $3.50, including every
thing.
Circulars may he Obtained at the bookstcres in
sseemond, 81. b 9pplies,ion to ~ through tic
..''',
.,s~11S;IEssas sisfssssf Af xn;!s sHlsss
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pICHlOyD FEMALE 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 on the LIST of October, 1860, and will term-
nate on the Goth June, 1861.
The princ'pa Will he aided, as heretofore. bv a
well selected corps of Assistants, who. with their
ability and experience, cannot fail TO give satisfic
ton
The Boa riding Department will be under the man
agement oi Mr.. and Mrs. DUPUY, ASST ted by Mrs.
MANY X. CAsshLs, formerly ot Savannah. They
alone vii reside IN the Semi arv with the yoUng
ladies, and Will exercise parental care and con-
trol over those committed To taeIr charge.
The success which has attended this effort to es-
nary of the first class, has encouraged the Principal
to provide more ample accommodations for The
next session The buildings are now being en-
laTged, ard important notifications will be made
in them, which viii add greatly to their conve-
nlence and comfort. The Lodging rooms are large
and well ventilated, and not more than from two
To four boa riders will occupy one room. he Reel
tatlon Rooms will be well arranged for the accom-
mediation nj nupils
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For SAL E-SlO,cCO VIRGINIA STATE
L STOCK.
100 Shares Lynchhurg HOSE and FIRE IN
SURANCE STOCK.
10 Shares Richmond and DanyIlle RAIL
ROAD STOCK.
" 23--6t WILLIAMS. PETERS e. CO
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One half payable the LIST of October, 1860, and
the remainder on the 18TH OF February, Is6l
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, can be obtained at any OF the
Bookstores, or by application to the unde rsg led.
il Is BIN A. nj. DUPUY, Richmond, Va.
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Board .................. .............S $500 90
Washing, fuel and liehts...........-.... 30 %
Tuition in the Preparatory Hepartment.. 80 90
Tuition IN ordinary English Branches. 80. 40 90
Tuition in advp nced English Branches.... 50 W
Tuition In Modern and Ancient Languages,
each ~ w
Music. Vocal and Instrumental, Piano ard
Guitarl-For one lesson, of one hour per
week... Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
For two lessons per week, of one hour each s. 10
Use of Piano Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Drawing, in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 90
Painting, in water colors. ........... 40 60
Painting, IN oil. ....... 30 10
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No YANKEE ABOLITIONisTs! ALI

= SUTIHENN MEN At SM TH'H GALLE-
RI, RAISED IN VIRGINIA.-The largest and
cheapest AMBkOTYPES ever sde IN Richmond.
LRrGe size 80 cents, formerly 81 50. No Northern
humDug ia and see them an judge for yourself.
IL kinds OF PICTURES m9de fron so cts. to I.5c.
Satisfaction guarante d or sale. His Gallery
the largest in h edmond If you want Picture,
~ 10 LIZ 27-6lEl SMITHS u main st.
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GAS! GAS!! GAs.!!-We have on nand a
- large and elegant assortment Of Chand eiiers,
pendants. Brackets, &c, which we wifi sci at re-
duced prices Cali and examine them, 1T the China
and House FURNISHING Store of
srEBBiNs. PULLEN 4 CO.
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To RAVE Il FOR
7STHE sPRlNSs.-M. J. FRANK
LIN x CO., 0PTIcIANs, l4S Main
prepared to supply people leaving for Watering
places, with their splendid MAFINE GLASSES
and TELESCOPES, possessing high power and
giving clear and distinct sight for distant objects
on land or water; SrEREoSC0PES and STE
REOSCOPIC VIEWS-the entertaining instTu.
ment, changing the tedious and monotonous time
at the Springs to enjoyment and delight-are fur
nished at most reasonable rates. Tho world
rectiy Anited ONLY BY
NJ. J. FRANKLIN h co.
ELAyORlNG ExIRACTS. all kinds. Also.
= CeIery Seed apd Picking Spices, OF the best
-. 2; ihRNsToH 4 psna. puss:,,..
fE.gg..Iss.ssSSs';S;s Jill ~ ! pSs1sSg;::a
sMAiIy$ yR| Ss1 =. = =
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4 NASH S1STEM-FHICES HEUUCEU.-In~
~ tending to do strictly cash business in future,
shcePt WIN sscn oi ny eos.oeds az nave sn3wm ,
called upon, will offer from this date as choice
An assortment of FANNY Groceries, Teas, Wines.
Liquors and Cigars, for cash, as can be found at
any retail store in toyn, at prices tr nm ten to
twenty per cent. lower Than usual. Call and ex
anime. Goods will be delivered free of charge IN
any part of the city.
[ avail my self Of this opportunity tn return my
sincere thanks to all whose patronage has aided
me. and hope by strict attention to business and
fair dealt lg, to merit O CONTINUANCE of their
fayors J.P. KAVENAGH, 9Th and Broad SITS.
N. BAH accounts not sett'ed before the LIST Of
August will be placed in other hands for co lection.
Richmond, july II, 1860. jy l3-tg
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I ,OAL.-Jhe subscriber WILL furnish for the NEXT
of the best quality. at 81 a load. Also, the CLO-
YER H. LII LUMP and ANTnRACITEC0 Goal at
the market prices. ID. WhITlNG,
je 15-3m Near the Petersburg Depot.
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'rURNIP SEED-NEw CROP-Landreih's
Rqta, Bsga. Flat Dutch. Rcd Topped, Lares
Norfolk, Large Globe, snd White Hanover fresh
supplies. lust received by
p. JOHNSTON Il BRO. Druggists.
CHOICE BACON AND BUTTER.-2 SO
" lbs. choice oouatry cured Bacon: SEQ lbs fresh
Mountain Butter. Just to hand and for sale
Wholesale and retail. J. r. KAVENAGH.
9Th and Broaa sts
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\ IRGINIA LIE INsUnANCE CoMPA

MA TeQuIsItlon of TEN DOLLARS per
share the shares in the capital stock of the Vlr
rin'a Life insurance Company, Will b. due ard
ItyHhle IT the office of the Company en- WE'D
AkSDAT, August LIST. 1860
BY order Of the Board.
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Il FOR REAT-A STORE and CELLAR on
Es;;::;3 Main street. Apply to b. fl ENRICH,
2.l Is 2f-2Wr Ii Main st

FOK RENT -ELIGTBLE STORE ON
E:a MAIN ST K T. f T.-That most desirable
A.tST0RE on M ain street, at the corner Of Main
and Wall streets, recently occupied BY Chas. A.
Dawson. is for rent. Apply to HENRY COAL FER
CABEIL. office CABELL Il SANDS, Main street,
n,rer Ial sr ranhn ffic Ia =
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NEW FLOUR AND vIRGiNIA.CUKED
HAMS.-Just received q lot of very rice new
aatda Eiour' and p very superior vrgin,s cured
cured Hams-.Todds, Wilson's, Queen CITY and
Others, Fresh lutteI constantly receiving
VIM. q. DANDRIDG No leJ Broad at
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NOTICE. hereby give notice that my bIothey,
IN +. A. KUPER, rs not my agent To carry on,
manage and conduct in my name, and on my ac-
count. the business of Teauister in thus oity
RICHMOND July 4, 1850. VIM. A. KUPER.
1suA
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~rk< NOTICE.-The steamer VIRGINIA.
49, 6Gspt K KEt 1 KIN and the STEAMER CITY
the Union Steamship Line to Philadelphia, will
leave PhladelPhia every Wednesday ana satur-
day. ats o'clock, A. M, and Richmond. Va every
Tuesday and Saturday, until further notice
iy Is I'm G.. y. CAR DOIO Agent
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CPEtIAL NOIiGE.-Owiug to tho Us ortune
~ by the failing OF nv store will need all the
slstance Of those indebted to me, and would be
extremely Obliged to all II they would do the
favor 10 call on me- at the store of h b. SPENCE,
for few days 20 come, and settle their claims. as
u Will he "a great inconvenience for me To call on
them lis 3l-3l2dpI WIN. IRA SMITH
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FOR RENTING BASEMENT corner
EI; llth and Main sts st present occupied by NJ +.
@-L James Collins. Possession given LIST October :,
1860 Apply to MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
Jy Is TuEIhts US Main st.
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~, FOR RENTThat new, commodious and
H5:. very desirable TENEMENT, on 5th, between
Ei:nC Cary and Leigh streets, recently occupied by
Judge P. " Daniel, decd. For terms, apply to
Mr.. c. c. ELLgTT, on Leigh street, near %, or to
lie LIS P DANIEL. In.
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*, STORES FOR RENT.-The advertiser
sG$I ontemplates the erection Of several small.
part OF the city, and would receive application
for them from those IN need. Address, -. W. K.'
Richmond p O.. jy 3O-3,*
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House AND LUT on BROOKE AVE-.
NUE., AND TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON
upon the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
August COMMENCING at O'clock. Z. NJ, yefy
neat + RAM ED TEN EMENT. on Brooke Avenue,
between Clay and Leigh streets, now In the occu-
pancy of Mr. Lewis Blunt, at the rent of $40 per
annum. 1t contains three good sized Ioons, with
a two story kitchen, &c. The 10: fronts rs feet,
and runs back the usual depth.
ALSO.-lwo FR AM Ed TENEMENTS in rear
of above, fronting on Leigh street IA feet each,
and runnl ng back as above. They have three ROOM
EACH and are now renting to good tenants, at $3.50
per month.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash the balance at 6, Y
and I8 months for negotiable notes, with InteTes,
added, and secured by a trust deed.
jy sc JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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OAL.-
~ SAM'I p. HALVES & SON.
ANTHRACITE COAL-Red and W hite Ash.
CLOVER HILL.
And SMITHS COAL.
Also, a full supply Of OAK and PINE WOOD on
hand. 18th street, South side of the Dock.
N. B.-Anthracite Coal sold BY weight.
my 3O-3n
OAK AND PINE WOOD-Seasoned and NJ
~ der shelter, for sale az Coke Yards.
de H-n JNO. ]. WERTH. Ag't.
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JAS. NJ. CARTER.

DEDUCTION IN COX E.-The prices Of
IL CARSON HILL COX Z will be, until further
notice. follows:
LUMP COKE, for CRATES, SIS per load
STOVE COKE, for cooking, &C., $3.50 per
load.
Our COKE ia of unexceptionable quality this
season, and cannot fail to give entire satisfaction,
Jets JNO. ]. wERTH. Agent.
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COAL. COKE, WOOD, 90.
T,HE UNION WOOD YARD,

'TSHE UNIVN WUVD yhhDs
Church Hill, On Leigh. 2oth and 18th sts.
The subscriber havhlE made every necessary ar
ransement. Is now prd Arsd. and viii continue 70
keep on hand a No Rticle of WOOD PINE
and oAK-whch he woulne pleased 10 furnish to
n, h citizens of Union and rch Hills as well az
tins portion of the city neA9y twenty years, no
matters himself that he knows something Of the
wants OF the people. stptctatfy in fAts ItHs, and
hopes, by endsaYoring to please. that the rev en-
,erprlse WI meet with remuner alive Yatronage.
prlce tor YAK, SIS per cord. and dever ed -
PrIee for PINE, - 50 per cord, and delivered.
Ordsrs lett at the Yard or at No /. base ment Bal
lard House, will be attended to-.
jy Aim JAS NJ CARTER
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l. CHURCH AND UNION HILLS AT AUG
TION We will sell on MONDAY, AUGUST 6tn.
upon the premises. commencing at O'Clock p.
M. eight beautiful Building Lots, located as
above. Three of these lots front the south side
Of Clay; between 2Sth and 10Th streets, opposite
the residence of Mr.. G. B. Lpscomb; the others
front the west side of sd side of Union
and Concurrence streets; south of Peasants st.
TERMS ne-fouth cash the residue In 4, 5 and
- months. for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed.
jy2S JAS. Nj. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-16
DOVER, June 7th, 1860.

Messrs. EDIroRs-According to appoint ment the candidates for Governor and Pro. scouting Attorney met here to-day and pre- sented their claims to the sovereigns.- Johnson, the democratic nominee, led off in sensible business like speech, and with out any hattery, l can say that he made just the kind of speech to leave an i'm pression of favorable kind on the minds of his hearers There was no attempt at the hightolutin, no bombast, not a word of abuse of his opponents, but q plain straight forward statement of facts made in such candid, truthful style that none doubted his sincerity. Rector, the disorganizer, fol- lowed in a long speech and though a law yer accustomed to make the :" worse appear the better cause" l think failed to convince single democrat that he was not on the wrong track.
 That plan of Rector's of issuing more bonds has no friends here The burnt child dreads the fire," and l do not believe a sensible man in this county can befound who will sanction it. Rector had much to say about the awful condition of Arkansas as to~railroads and other mprovementS.- Is it not astonishing that such a giant mind as his has not originated some plan to relieve the poor down trodden State of Arkansas, particularly when it is re- membered that he boasts that he has been at work for abont quarter of a century in both houses of the assembly and various other offices? And moreover, is Arkansas really in such ' bad fix" considering all the facts? Few States in the Union have increased in wealth and population faster Railroads have been started and 1 think we are on the road to wealth and prosperity, notwithstanding the carping of such as Rector & Co.
 After Johnson and Rector had concluded, we had speeches from Holowell, our pre- sent able prosecuting attorney, and HarreIl, his opponent farrell has made grand b!under by running as a Rector man in place ofrelying on his own merits We want good lawyer for the office, and his pin ming his faith to the sleeve of di.organiz ing democrat is no recommendation. But allow me to ask question or two of this new candidate. Did he not procure the very money which he is now spending in travelling about to abuse the "family" through the influence of the .JohnSons? Is it not the worst kind of ingratitude for one who has accepted such tavors to turn against his former friendS.and accuse them of all sorts of corruption without making any specific charges or producing one word of proof? Is 1t not passing strange that these pure patriots discover so much ras calty just 6etore an election, and always when Mey want an office?
 The people here cannot be humbugged with such stale worn out assertions. Rector did not gain single vote by his speeches, but Johnson did gain friends and we were all agreeably disappointed at his efforts as a speaker, for he acquitted himself well.
 T. D.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-16
Correspondence of the True Democrat. Notes of Travel in Arkansas---No 2.
C, .nr>-no>- Nav oS

NLAhbNDo-N, NA1g ~.
 Moving about the village, came across shinqle factory on the banks of the river, al "instnution" worthy of imitation on khe banks of any of our streams.
 During the rise of water early this spring, two young Tenneeseeans, who had spent last winter among the shingle weavers of Lake Michigan, to acquire the arts and mysteries of the trade, arrived here and contracted for the delivery of l00cypress logs at high water, to be at least four feet wide at the bait for shingle making and forty feet long price S4 each The logs came in due time and as the water receded the logs were lowed under the trees and there left to be sawed and split into shingles, under the foliage in the summer.
 The work of manufacturing shingles was commenced on the first of this month. Four men have split and bundled 25,0OO each week and sold on the spot readily at S4 per 1000 The logs average 2O,0O0. This is trade that will grow here and give employment to many people and when down freigbts are scarce or home market over-stocked they can be shipped to other ports at good profit.
 l notice in a Boston paper before me, that 7S1 cases of boots and shoes have been shipped from that city, direct to Ar kansas, since Jan. 1st New York and other cities have probably shipped us five times as many more. The cattle hides and and sheep belts of our State, are sent North, are there tanned and dressed and come back to us manufactured for our con sumption. We have but few tanneries In the State and not even a moiety of cord wainers that could find profitable employ ment. This village, with a population of about 300, has not shoemaker or tailor Tn the place. It is the same with many other thriving locations.
 z Artesian wells are receiving much atten- uon. An Illinoisan has recently finished one one in neighboring county. at depth of zU0 feet and water flows from 1t of an ex- ceient quality. The gentleman has com menced boung in this village. AS yet,