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sfS&A NOTlCE TO THEPg ,i',lasa 4

6fk3E JAMESTOWN win be Withdrew pI u
ssthe line for Two or three wee nn.,s a. VI
purpose of receiving new boilers. Due nose
be given when she resumes her trips * sln IN ,ss.
The YORKTOWN and the ROANonE vaII
tinue on the route between here and New New sysr
The YORKTOWN leaving here - qssnolAN0KE
TUESDAY afternoon, at p. NJ the koAi'0N
every FRIDAY afternoon, AZ r NJ rresDN
Returning from New York every :, NorloA
going and returning, .ns trip sof
SIS and state
room accommodations, only Sle' S's0i's'
sage 81. h..ts
Nv M-tn LUDtsAM a. w Wa
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n GREAT REDUCTION IN THEn
~ PRICE OF HATS AND BoOTS.-A
From is to 20 per cent. saved BY buy
Ing from J. II. ANTHONY,
MAJ Columbian Hotel building.
Moieskin Hats Of best quality, IS 50; do. second
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, %; fine calf
skin sewed Boots, 30; Congress Cater Boots, IS;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, Is.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one OF me pest makers Ia tno CITY OF pnla
skin sewed BOOTS which he will sell at the unpre-
sedepted low price OF THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. &C E-d&Wta
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~ logne water, toS sAse Am 4 Co.
blSSTists. N Main W
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% J. W. FKAYSEN-
- AP0THECARY AND DRUGGIsT-.

% J. w. FKAYSEN-
~ APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST-
~ 18th street, between Grace and Broad,
- RICHMOND, VA,
Keeps constantly on hand o we'll selected stock
sTuFFs. WiNb6WoGLAss, PURIFY. AGO
HOL, BURNING FLUID, GARDEN SEEDS,
ever. kind. tobacco, SNIFF and CIGARS Of
various brands, all the popular PATENT MEDI-
found in DRUG sTORES-Which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms Also, POLLARD'S
PHYSICIANS and others can rely on having
their PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and carefully
compounded, at all hours of the DAY and NIGHT.
J. w. FRAYSER,
Apothecary and Druggist,
my Its 18th, between Grace and Broad SITS.
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VIRGINIA CENT

@kss8 4 { snS R Rss hs SAI
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, at $50 A NJ,
for GORDONSVILLE, CHARACTERISTICS
STANTON, LYNCHBURG, ALEXANDRA,
BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, and all points in ne
Southwest and daily Except sundaysl for JACK
SONS RIVER and intermediate Stations ives. Of
meet with the Tram at Staunton, M lllboro' and
5aoksen's River, For particulars, inquire at the
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FREIGHTS.

FOREIGN.-In foreign freights nothing doing
for want of vessels. There are now several car
goes OF tobacco Ia waiting 20 be shipped to France,
italy and Austria, &c, but no vessels can he had.
TINS fact Is worthy the attention OF snip owners
a., hmm I'd almond
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.


n BOOTS ND SHOES-GREAT ~
REDUCTION IN PRICES.-CHAS. o.
ABEHLE, Broad street; between I'd and Sd;
Servants Wear constantly on hand, and dehes
any body in Richmond to compete with him in his
line, as he manufactures to order and supsrntends
himself. Great bargains in Ladies' and Misses
Co lored CATERS, M OR o C 0 BOOTEES,
SLIPPERS and BUSKINS. Gentlemen's CITY
made Patent Leather CATERS, OXFORD T ES
and SLIPPERS. will sell INV summer stock of
Goods at and below cost Call soon, If you wish to
get good bargain. Toe I4-lyl CHAS. BELLE.
~ TO THE LADIES OF RICH
&sS MOND.-L wish to call your Attention to
my assortment of LADIES', MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES, embracing a great va
riety of styles among which are the following :
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Slippers; La
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco BOotees; Ladies'
Heeled Kid Congress Boots; Ladies' Heeed Cloth
CATERS several qualities Ladies' Heeled French
Boots, new style; Ladies' Morocco and Kld Boots,
without heels; Ladies Morocco and Kid Bnskins,
Bootees Misses Heeled Congress and Side Laced
Gaiters; Misses Heeled Morocco and Kid Slip
pers Misses Heeled French Boots, new style /;
Children's Heeed Kid aud Morocco Slips and An
ke Ties Chlldren's Morocco and Goat Bootees.
without heels; ChIldren's Copper Tlpt Bootees,
without heels; Cbildreu's French Boots. new
sly lie; together with any other style or quality
fashionable emporium, No. 80 Nam st.
mo. G.. PAGE.JR
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SPRING OVEkCOATS and BUSTERS.
Choice MARSEILLES VESTS.
FANCY LINEN PANTS, new styles.
FRENCH DRkP D'ETE COATS.
MARSEILLES and SILK VESTS.
SKELETON VESTS, light as air.
GAUZE SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
SHOULDER SEAN SHIRTS.
CORDED SILK SACKS.
All of which are new, having been made within
the last two months, and warranted In every par
ticular. Call on your "old familiar friend,'' TUP-
MAN, at 100 Nam street, south side, thlrd. door
above l4th street. W. 8. TUPMAN,
jy lots Agent.
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u. T. R0BINseN,

u T.. T. ROBINSON,
@GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
W COLLEGE, OF PHARMACY
Il, fsuccEssoR TO LAIDLEY RoBINsoNJ
Fourth and Franklin Streets, Richmond,
Has In store large, fresh, and well selected
stock Of MEDICINES,, CHEMICALS, PER
FyMERY, FANCY ARTICLES. &C., which he
be given to all the departments of the business.
Orders for shipment will be promptly attended
q and most carefully packed
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IA. Turnip Seed.
TURNIP SEED,

EARLY WHITE FLAT.
WHITE FLAT. red top.
LARGE Gi ODE.
LARGE NORFOLK.
RUTA BAGA, purple top, TO-,
Just to hand, for sale by
JN0. w. GARLICK, Apothec cary, DC,
Market Place, + ;anklin st,
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n-rm4 COx,s LlNE;;nsEnk4SAiSSEs
FH 4 Ii g : WSfsYRsRe@ SFUEsDAYA

THUfanAYNA aa SATUEDAIH tNt
Bosi aERcHAkf III. Ssys. 1 Sso. 3. LiIss.
Boss BRISTOL, CAPT. CRAs. y.JQAssem
BoI ]. j, IRBY, Capt. VIZ. r. cLRssLAs~
Boa OLIVIA, Capt ]. j. hsrxRs. -.u4,i
Tbses Boats are 81 Of the 6rstc va ~
BY cGsf0i and experienced Captalhss ,saslk
W. 3 COX. 49,
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+ MARINE INSURANCE.
assH SSS5 ~
c sS r. and s sarp aIse sa
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of t,csxty-s svs~
having enjoy ed the favor Of the public GA DURING al
of that period needs no special Recommendation TO
1t effects Fire Insurance in oty and country, and
Marine Insurance to ali parts of the world.
affairs ara managed prudenty, but literally, and tn
rstes are as low as those of any other good nstitu
9n cexardin. Env W5Gssor.h, Patrick Cullen,
aeraas +: Kent. Thes. ss%:Sn Fl: FL %!ns.en'
Alex r Parker. ios Wpst C Arsh 'THhS o%sa
jag. A. Inlces, IA Claiborne,
BY to the g wSsXSREfbIN OF
WIN. WILLIS. ls.. Secretary. ieS-ts
PRESIDENTS OFFICE.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co..
THE rHIk InTGiE1SSfFf ya GN zSSft It. ~ TsEr
y, L ING of the Stockholders in the Virginia and
hall Of Their depot in the city of Lyno6burg. on
WEDNEs DAY. the 18th day of September next.
D' 0'''' Oh Tile OWN WM p H. p aGGHEs, secy.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY:
Know all men by these presents, that We, the
subscribers, being stockholders in the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby CON
stituts and appoint our true and lawful
attorney and proxy, to represent each of in all
general meetings of the Stockholders of said Com
pany when We not personally present. with full
power and authority at such general meetings to
give such vote votes and to do such other act
acts as each of us could give or do, if we were
personally present.
Witness our hand and seals. this - day Of.
1885,.
Witness, ISEAL.l
ISEAL.J
SEAL
Proxies to represent stock in their general meet
ings, shall only be valid for the space of two years
from the date thereof-l9th By-L atc.
aul1-tt2S w. II. II.
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1RAvuL11ss, Drrrrro.
@HnR RiGIH;HMs0ND AND n.s y !,
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE so,,r,
FARE s, rgH,fESTr TArp NoRF0IK.H To0Ll

On and stta, MHN SRs.ea on the Boat. 'feski.s
aa ss' w ,seEs taHloh me-
nsI. ct FAR oaks Meades, bi.ps sa sIoa
N SDAA'0-'' anu arrive at West Point a ass " !,
Posf "a caps snG G. ecTR% "Ssca 81, ws
~ Xussn Court, House Lending Mondsys SMas ~
the cars st West Point and stoua, aeo.ins y,
only at Clifton, Water Fence, SRsnhbss os slsas.
House, Moody's, CAP pahoosicf. BEseefds Trs
sogp ana Glogsssts, Point, and arrive q,
Ra e. M; ana Sortoik at r; M. od Pom
Sal Po dnaIsds} Il and ss,u1Iday
connecting at West Point with the -. a. aboye n.
and arrive in Richmond at p. MI '"'SNlPE
No Boat landings made. -
FREIGHT RECEIVED Mondays, wedn.,a,
fiosyS AZ klchmcpd until sP NJ. and y, ~
PM "Au saturdays mt,
Fare from King and Queen C. H.. ando,,
~ on the Mat:aponi, TO Norfolk Gnu o'hef pois.
20 ficbmond 80. ,.-.........,''--.s % o
au7-ts r.. III. TEMpifp.a. "a
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Leave UsHVlHe daIly, IeXcept Eundaysl :,
O'Clock A. nj :, and Junction lBurkeviIel Ia IA y
The Mail and Passenger Trains conns., -,
ways with the South-Side Railroad trains " ." st
from the Southwest at the Junction. and w,b "a ~.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Psti IN e
trains. TO and from the North at Ricbmond 90
with the York River Railroad. Also, WITH s sSs
James River Steamboats, to Norfolk and Old Poi5St,
ton, apply at the Ticket Ofio. 'u'o'"s'
lie dts CHAS, G. TAICOTT O.,
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M OSQpITO META AT plysts sale, cheas
quito No}, " ALEX. NVTT,
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- HENRY HUDNALL,

PARKE POINDExTER, ATToR
S1A NEY AT Law, RICHMOND, VA, will
lies Of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
m, 06sc' in Liale's Building, corner OF Main ans
lAth street satisfy
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r. Baths, Baths, Baths.

~ Baths, Baths, Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A. M :. until 10 P.
NJ, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
pooling and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance 18th street. Single Bath Is cts.
or FIVE tickets for 81.
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RICHMOND -

- APP AMP PP6A,NNvIhLEIS6O
ASb THE Sc sottTH AN 5 soG jffaa'SiA SPRING
A. M !, for Junction Burke vile, LyncbM,sd ~
tol, Knoxville. Dalton, Chattanooga. ktti on
Nashville, Grand junction, Memphis, Mona
Leave Richmond daily, Except Sunda,a tea ati
O'Clock. A. M; for Danville, Va, and Grssn,b1aN
NJ Also. for the Montgomery White Vs%rfo
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur Spri"nIa. no
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au7 It's n. H TIN p,ii-n..

OFFICE RICHM'D & PET,G p S Sagt
RIcHMoND. Va. July n "a Ise SSol
G<1 frSm and after hi t A..
s@ NJ fGicSs viii h b. thu: Ro.ad' s :
PASSENGERS will leave Richmond NJ esangse~
breakfast IN Petersburg. and reach No,fhaI. "
10 30 A. Nj. Returning, leave Norfolk at1.n.oH y
and arrive in Richmond OF 30 r. Nj 10" u
JyN--1m THOS. II. WYNNE @
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pRornasIoNAI, CARDS.

DIR, CRENSAAW's Office 10 re-
over Lester Manufacturing Company. =.
FOR RENT-.Large and airy u y u "
ROOMS, KITCHEN, &C., IN same puiiaihk'
Au z III -
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w. mn. Y. q. cGRUDER. Of Henri
N co, having taken an ONCE on EIanklln
street, frst house above Metfop2ntan hah' Ten
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OFFICE RICH'D 4 PETERSB'G X. r. Cot
Richmond. Va, April 2, 1850. I
CHANGE of HOURS
4 On and after MONDAY, the n
H-"3- inst, the Trains on this rosd
will run as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETgRssuks.
Express, daily, Except Sundays,) at 40 A. H.
Aeco mmodatlon daily, Except Sundaysl
Mail daily, Except SundaysD at,-.-.... ass 7. NJ
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND
Express, daily at 49, $50 A. "
Accommodation daily, Except Sundays,
Msi, dali. is,osa, S,;nd. 'ths s. =
ap 3-ts THOS. H. WYNNE, Superintendent
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BEEF.-snce our last report there were l2S
head of Cattle sold at the Scales at prices ranging
from 50 Sd TO S4.R gross. Previous quotations
were barely sustained, though the quality was
quite good.
VEAL.-About as quoted heretofore, at Sc to
$40.
SHEEP inferior grades we quote S250 to 1915
Per mead: superior grades at 81 SO to s6 gross.
LAM DS,-in soaIe demand at S25o to "a.
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RICHhrD l. YORK RIVER RAILROAD.I
AuGUsT LIST, 1880
NO CONTRACTS, BILLS, or other OBLI3A-
IN TlONS, will be recognized by this company,
unless made snder the express order Of the Diree,
an Sta ALEx'R DUDLEY. Pras't.
NOTiCE.-Persons wishing to obtain tickets
~ for ssrcasts over tho Richmond, Fredb'g and
Pot. Railroad. for Washington city and points fur
ther North, mnst, IN az cases, be youched for by
s0mo responsible white citizen OF Richmond, ~
peysox, known TO the officers Of the Road, Is no
Tickets will be sold u applied for By IettsS.
1a--tS A u. ALLEN. Tlcket Aren't
RUTTEK. LAR AND WHlAkEY.-
- = packages choice new BUTTER.
- bbls. extra LEAF LARD.
30 bbls. RnckbTidge RYE WBI6KEY.
20 bblG Allegheny RYE WHISKEY.
20 bbls, Msgnolia Rs i WHIsKEY.
100 bbls. BRANDY, GIN. WINE, 10.
For sale By PARKS T. MINER,
Is k-Td ssth ~. near Cary.
DATENT BLACk-!sest Easl!ah. for sa.sh y
: r~1'1 n WM BATTLEA = 60,
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY:

ings shall only be valid for the space Of two years
from the date thereof-l9th By-Latc.
aulI-tI2S W. H. H.
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T. ~. HOSHEk. SUCCESSION To WILL
~. SON KOSHER, WHOLESALE AND RE
neles, 70 which he ask. the attention OF his
fIiends and the public Rio, Laguayra. Java and
Mocha COFFEE Els; Brown and Refined SUGARS,
Ct different grades; Loaf, Pglyerixed and Crushed
sSHaG s. Smoking and Chewipg TOBACCO. Of
country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
Shoulders !, Cotton Yarns, . good assortmenti H.
va R1s kys hWhhlskeS old and so9a S Ssn
mans Rye Whlskey; a; N. Woods Rye WIS.
Key, old and good; F: Stearns E9,,s yid kye
variety French Brandy, Madeira Wines, and
other articles, too numerous TO pention. Valland
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PETERSBURG, Va.

pETEKsBuRG, Va, Aug. ".
Mr.. Douglas commenced an address last
night at O'Clock. in front Of JATet's Hotel.
to crowd OF 5000 or 800. He was greet
ed with tremendous cheers. In half an
hour a storm arose. and the crowd adjourned
10 the Ph@nix Hall, which was crowded %
suiIoc alton. He concluded bis address. oc'
cupying over two hours. The meeting broke
up with nine cheers for the Little Giant. and
The en,nusi asm was unbounded. Dir, Doug.
las Gays his reception surpssses any thing he
has received since the Illinois campaign o.
1858. He left for Raleigh this morning
where he speaks Tomorrow. lie speaks d
Richmond Friday night, and leaves for Ssaun'
ton on Saturday morning.
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At NV YORK, August ~.
Judge Douglas had an enthusiastic rsceP.
ton o, Norfolk, and spoke 10 The presence
Of 5000 people.
In The middle Of his address, slip Of paper
was handed to him. Il was cut from The
Norfolk Daily Argus, snd contained two Po'
lie q iestions.
The Isl. is: ff Abraham Lincoln be elect
ed President OF the United States the South
ern States would be justified in secedin!
from The Union. Mr.. Douglas said: 1T
empha,icslly answer, NJ" lGrest ap
Iplause.
The election OF q man 10 the Presidenc.
DO The American people in conformity will
the Constitution Of the United States, won''
no, Justify any attempt az dissolving thI
glorious Confederacy. (Arplause.) Sec
ond question.
III they, the Southern States secede fror
The Union upon the Inauguration Of Abfa
ham Lincoln, before he commits an avert &C
against their constitutional rights. will 70
advise or vindicate resistance by force
their secessions
I answer emphatically that Il - the du'
or The President OF the United States and Q
10 authority under him. 10 enforce the law
Of the United States passed By Congress, an
as the Courts expound them, and ], as J
duty bound BY my oath and fidelity 10 n
Constitution. would do all in my power
aid the Government o. the United State
\ maintaining the supremacy Of the Law
against al resistance 10 them, come frol
whatever quarter i might.
! In other words, think the President !
; the United States should treat ell st'emp
: to break up the Union by resistance 70 !
laws az Old Hickory treated the nulifyers
lis32. (Applsuse).
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ Office il hereby given that will sell
~ al public sale. on Monday, the lOth
day 81 September, 1860. on the premises Of
s Cephar BsggarIy, late Of Dubois county,
a, all his personal property. not TAX
en- oy the widow. consisting 81 cattle, sheep
tools aud in pIemenis, flaming
utensils. household and kitchen furniture.
Terms-A credit Of ~ months will be
given on all sums over So 90, purchaser Civ
ing note with approved security waving
valuation and sppraisment laws; under 50
cash. WIN. M. BAGGARLY, Adm'r.
Aug. 20, 1S6O-3w. M
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NoRE CASDrDATEs.- Mr.. Benz. X.
Kemp Is announced az a candidate for
reelection as County Surveyor. MIR.
Kemp has served the people in that
capacity for some time. and in man
ner which has been very generally sat
isfactory, and proves him 70 be an
adept in the profession. lie has foI
an opponent Mr. Miles Shuler. who
has long been resident Of the coun
", and is known to all its citizens. -
He. also. has practical knowledge q
the business. having filled the Office Al
deputy in this county several year.
since.
Mr.. Vim. Monroe is announced a
q candidate for Representative. III
il the present Swamp Land Commits
sioner. and should he lie elected, vii
no donbt truly represent his constitu
ents. and vote for a Popular Sover
eighty Democrat Tor U. ;. Senator.
Mr.. 4. Neudcck is q candidate TO
Sheriff. lie has been resident .
the county for about sixteen years, an
is a man Of energy and industry. ii
is the present efficient deputy sheriff
and would make an excellent officer.
Mr.. Bickwermert is candidate f.
reelection as Comfy COMMISSIONS
He has no opponent, having attcndc
to the duties Of the Office SO well du
ing the past term; we presume he wi
be continued by general consent.
Mr.. Il. Brelage Is candidate for II
corder. He has been the assessor
this township for two years. and is v
~ generally esteemed. He il bett'
fitted for some such work as that ths
for hard labor.
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An immense audience Of ladies' and gen
tlcmen assembled AZ the City Hall Park 70
day 10 hear the Hon. Alexander II. Steph
rms speak. M. Stephens said hs wss io'
Douglss and johnson. the regular nominees
Whether Douglas received two-thirds Of ths
electoral voies o. not. according 70 the usa
ges Of the party, he received : two third
vote Of the Convention, and he Este phens'
supported the timc-honored platform OF non
intervention, the only principle that can pre-
serve The Union.
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10 my friends in Dubois County

TO my irlenos III Ou0oks SouA'y
The public il general. ! presume are
awsrs Of the fact that hsve made arrange
men,s 10 remove from 'his County. IN re-
moving. a. q matter Of course, shall re-
sien nv Office. am informed there V Pc
,i,ion 20 be presented 70 the Board Of County
Comm issioners 10 have Mr.. John WHke'
appointed as my sucee sor. Now i strikes
me % being rather curious that Mr.. we'ke'
should be In such haste. Would u not have
been better for him 20 wait until had Ten
dered nv resignssiont There was no need
Of 4 petition. He 10 well known, and
think Il would have been better for him e
wsit. and not force himself upon the public
until The proper time arrives. 4 am oppose'
10 the idea OF preparing mans CONN ce'os'
he 10 dead. And right here will cay, ina
I will still hold the Office myself rather thai
resign il and give u TO nan who has sc'e
as corrupt % John Weke'.
JACOB HERMAN.
Sheriff Of Dcbois Co.
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NJudgc Law made an excellent
speech here on Mon1ay. to very
large audience. lie proved that the
Republican party advocated Negro
and lived up to it wherever
they had the power. His speeches
both here and at Iaysville, where
he spoke to large number yester
day. had a good effect. Set dowr
Dubois Tor her old fashioned Demo
cratic majority for Judge Law.
The most OF the county candidate
also made speeches soliciting the votes
Of the people, and are now canyassinl
the county with Judge Law.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

NOTICE i hereby given that ne nrdar-
~ signed has been appointed admir- o'
The estate ~ Srmue w Posilc'hwai', late
% Dubois county. deceased. Said estate =
supposed 20 be insovent All persons ~
de cd 10 said eststs nre requested 20 come
forward Immediately and make settlement.
md those holding claims will file them ac-
cordng 20 law.
spo, 5-aw WIN. HART sdm'r.
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1.-THE Richmond Wing says with
undeniaab.e truth that the supporters
of Breckenridge know perfectly well
that lie stands no more chance to be
elected President Of the United States
than he does to inherit the throne Of
Great Britain. They knew that every
vote cast for him is vote lost 70 the
Opposition to Black Republicanism,
and consequently. vote ID aid OF
Lincoln. Have we not right 70 con
clude thot the purpose u lancey,
Shett. Keitt and others was and is e
secure the election Of Lincoln as a
means Of .-firing the Southern heart
and enabling them 70 precipitate the
Cotton States into revolution" Thi:
is the game. Let national men look
tosit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05

HCommissioner's Court Is in ses-
sion this week. They have passed an
order for repairing the county jail, by
putting two more windows in il. II
is also to have . jail yard enclosed By
. high fence, and be generally fixed
mp. Our next door neighbor, Mr.. J
Buchart, has the job.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05

Rtor.-We are informed that = riot
occurred on the 18th Of August. in
Taylorsville. Warrick CO., in which
Mr.. w. Spradley was shot three times,
and from which he is not expected 70
live. A family difficulty was the ORR
Iein Of il. 1t seems that j. and l..
lGourd and G.. Rice each shot at him,
and would have killed him on the
SPOT had It not been for interference
\ And whea Spradley's father, an Ole
IMAM OF near SO years, tried TO raise
his son mp to help him home, ne wa
knocked down with brick by join
Rice. In few hours after this tn.
IRices attacked Henry Shoulders will
bricks, knocking him down, breaking
his jaw. and trying TO kill him, ate
which they fled. John Rice has pu
lin one term in the pcnitentiary, an
/. will be apt to try il again, if caught.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05

TAttention is directed to the ad-
vertisement Of Straw and Stalk Cut
tiers. by John Buchart. This isa very
convenient article, and one which cv-
cry farmer should have. Call and SEQ
them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05
PErERsBuKc, Va,

The Douglss Democratic Convention Of
North Csrtlina adjourned last night. Fifty
counties were represented BY It's delegates
senator Douglas made an able speech be
fore the convention yesterday afternoon. A
lsirsieht Douglas ticket was nominated
Hon. John >. MiiIsen, NJ. G., Norfolk ds
Iuic,, In speech here tonight earnestl!
advocated the elaine OF Douglas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05

AccIpESr.-Last night as Mr.. Thos.
Herbig was taking barrel Of beer in
to the cellar Of Mr.. Jos. Freadman's
new house, he fell and the barrel fell
on him, injuring his head and breast
severely.