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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06

Rzs- User Elm Nutes Hilo habii mill, acbr uoh
rEy %frubrren NihIibTrnitttn 0alcrjs, Mo. ~ Mlintrafe. no O,ir,
niano "terierHeri Werren NNirr. 9Satlpm ieria! @urcr az, bic
a"9tftiHc zine: stnlHn9 Tnen Setra pif lrinc 9hpIaararbs. Sim,
ttpiap.s. GrasAp 0eYit, WrlancriYa,e, pahutageS. N,e!rp,rsrSs
unH &h9:psrApb5 ~ <totnNuN. ytptr unb @tIaapl atrtn. NM
:AN Ger reH'lne %t'UfrrI eHtr gaaerIs wTo eerIeiben leme YIN
rrtcnnunl atIpiB Nib Ysrili;l.
0aNlbt nsrrtn Nuh att OSsaercctpre rsu unb III jebcr belle.
bt9cn pjrtBc InstnOam II.
, an. Si9tr i'rrreh BET heSen dro SpnlCnlnein an0cirriiat.
Sol RNtlOn II. e hnr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
0EfcNnffS:s Iniriarn.

Silr wsit uStr bic piltie Ger ycrje weracn Kit Gslestwjunra
ron 2ooeao, l5a"un. iSSSua. I2doea. li50UO, ~ aGg, Ius000.
10000, ino"0o 50Uno. 3UuO0. 3JuU0, = mai 2nnuO. 3 mai
$4,000, nal i!J0d. 2 ami Ioa0O, I nal G0u5. . NAL s0ou.
, nei 4o1o. ! mai 3eSD. IL mdg 2000, I6 ml 1000 Wglccn II
!. II. L. l. ". Hic ien. nne rr IN ccr lepicr aiaiit nth: nit 9rlc
t"nniHH'h st;cSeS iye,ecr, rsIlien ~ Ter cle~ aIafe Der fsjaiu
eta sriitrIe ti ,tveiiesS. m!eurt Gem SaSatrr erRnrb TN st,
man bic III 10000 oSstecn ;uiaRtn farm.
2e n1tli: SstuR9 Unc { TIM ,iaHUar i..', pciU
Su aaaIS SrcS 80 %
Sn l%bts yres $50 p%rrtSftsi frnt.
D. Ttttre II Go. in SranfIat.
NIB. IGe SriCic fur Rns iie III aere'uren III
4. Aiutcr. 81 Chatham an. 3tr ymf.
Ilcrt res &itm. Nn;st tS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
-. II. Gtrcdecr,

-. u. Strc6cr,
Hpotbrtsr, 0ru8tR, Smporter SON bent
l&sn 9bsmisaItsu a.. T. ~. Nr. 3 NainsStr..
aclenuter tsm a!ttn Narfte,
ES- Rtetrtt peesn nit Der arteisn Sprsfait uo Gtunu~
'ssi es'eifei, Iripie Ttm iihe Yrap arate ue Nnalpfen
auftrllsr yuntlihfeli tefrrat. Yauefaufle ute mrstn bae
.s,HfaIi'sc Sassr dmerifaniIber. etmtins unp ~iran,ofitcr : ifefs
'tnMfr &Isnttn. 8Gncp>Arifelu |. NJ. IN better NuSpdbl feibh
~ ausfni@stn nebmcn. wsttt grtitsl um 5teil i,lbit III nieeriss>
nh. as en nprclidsn gretitn atssIaii.u werpen. @eni;inta-
zen meresn 'n ben bIisftn Sshinsunstn wiseerlm nit Rcutm
Srrraibe auSacitdt,et.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
eslt- 9sif imam aur Shntr,en hellcn tann.

EsS- 2%ir nian dGr SGnSr,cn betlcn fann.
Ts 30uicnce. wtihc III &bcumaitSriys. Rraralsa. nerrrFsr
Rrpt. 9clid'Ies. SCtcR., 8lteeT. uns Budenfhnler;er lrtosn.
nj csa auscnttidIi1c yinSruns une sln;lifs IttnIt,. wcnn III
oirtSbptnte 6ure-Alt aetrauhIu. Sitir Grarard'
iion t;nrS Sbem;rca b.. ih ais bls tetr SSuntiitl FUR Srmcricr
IN cen areten. @iu0iclu. 8erecn unr z, bnsu Srrabri. Scriuh,
tinc .Slat1s ue RRrc priIune. Yris IL, Is une 30 Cts. Scr
iii Il wiro eaicIhe bi
e. ~9Sasntr, q. S6eettr uno allen Grueeit:u
OIL IN 9ttrmrnS. Rarfrlf une yscrsture.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06

Warttu. 9Girthihait in Sutbsrtcpn.
Ter lttc ;eitucie| eIlaut; lh le n II 5reunpcu ue Dem &C ortni-
zen pu:luuni ee NR ctt ~ mldcn Gap or am Snee pn Suttfr-
irirn enc @a'ttHssSiriblfat srsnnst BAL, no Srt ttbunssn leiet
Nr ue btItir EuIiuai. tnSbcpuhC;e anb Gin Sl0S adrieu itlbi
tmr 'ritricn 3fbtinm.in Zen To D T Udupuc Su 81. 30 atloiic) III
eAren une. 81 7 tunSlidncm Sciutb lHrcr en- Scbr &nlIor.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
FEUER- VERSICHERUNG.

FEUER-V ERSICHERUNG.
Scriihernr9 ata II 2SerIuft bel Ssucr, Die bier in g;dbmpuh ans
9eSabst mtre. niatmt ju Den biuieiisn 0eeins::,:. Der untcr;eib
net Tstni Der
@'rsst sStitern Sniuranes Company sn Nbilaeslpbid
entac9rn nimltt 9rittcruns aHf g6stHbduirr, Stpree, 5Sasrifeu.
HeubdIttr, SSertltltta Stlnun9en, GSrudIipeiber, Sausatr6iS,
l1attsn, NauinlinnS} ti.r &c uno smlr III ben biuiaiten ASrciien.
%as- Ytrioncns wcl:be iS acssn Den 9Scrluf Yn Teuer pcr-
fhern moltn, ipcrber rpthbun, bti bent lnier,eitneten scr,u pre-
hcn. Die y mptefEe Der .,8reat Weitern SnIurane, uuS Sru1
Sonrans" bsrneet pb III philadelphia No 4O3 IN .lnrtir, Ode
Der 4en Sra e.. uro bs;ra9t ee Gapital perisbtn $500, 900.
in HtbmNne beFltst nb bic ;3pcisrfnce al y arlfrasr, an /
Ebnren unternaie Dem @rdansc 6rtel unp nebcnH e. =. Gatp.
MA ectenes Strltb;run9en far Getise une Setareu mcrorr
y rren en'9sltn 9tnr'hnen uno miro bel 5~ierSefdlIeu Der Nsfrss
b in NtTnaHo ans leiabr. Or. 6. 4. 3rtdrn. @sen,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
Oeicbdits= 2in3ciae...
III 'hrim zattISr u. q y,
IL Mhinrrret.

enHhthii fcintrSt &C in allen Scr:,n Ct~ Iuo @aHcrtaroSn, Tinfe'
ivirntrer II. !. ~, 't:uir ,fCnisUdkS n ilerr GSrcft uRr Suattil.
,tir Nun'tnaItr INC .isbtatsr rpa N Iisrti ur 3tibHen cine aypst
Nutrabi Nr teieu HairrialiCn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06

SOcttn PER S&if Settler pa Bremen erbIltsn:
5000 pic. y ,mhrrasr :3msti6su.
1900 gfc. yrn|en,
RuSGl &c.
gaisstre rfdufsr rtaltcn ,iaeu aut,n Ratatt, uue 1rerheu titftt-
ben st hun. tercr H. lpai Sintdufc MO tta, eice &lIreu suerf
I'll bccten.
&ibnp#r, ga I. Suli 1859. Srbn Strbis.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
NcMer. mmb Niarine.2lGefnrnn,

Der
Virginia Fire Y Marine Insurance Companv
ee elm Spnh 5ine capital prn 500. 900 beis
"nr IN Sabre 1882 rurtb Die Weicsaetums
non Sir9jnien ~einsslsst purpe.
%triFhtrlnstn pcrpcn ourth bicie ats 9rmraaHie ertbsi,t mt,
cen cen 9unlt9l'n NerIn2urgen ataeu tScusr> unp VI ITsciblesn or
GiMnleHh! 1Htr Nri. 1lS: bduitr, Mrutcl, @lIr une JR,orrn
u'r &rf, iompbI III ser Stdoi. de audi i'm Nanre. IND msrN,n ~,
frtHtnecn NneidalurArn rypnpt 0elcintt.
:" Var re Toii'e uuo ce AIfna5ms Der III vsrIbernbtn e,,.
anti MIRO TiHir ttredntr.
'NN: III Ilainltrr 8itSmrnr. 9d., cine 9bar n1tcrbolt
o. fp"'p SlntGr; 2S. <. GOWNrbin, Yr6tc.
S" HH"~S ti01.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
Nchtcr 9%ihrinmcin !

Tea ptir rn'eneen fIthfum eicre tiernit sur SGtri%t, e0f
lrbtl enc 5cacsaa itibiunportirtcn SAeiaipttn erbalsn satc.
et1tn oSutr lib 5ir1 .irtn .1un unc ten tn III II 80 rT 0alpnt
rcTfdIie. jpbn %ulIcr.
1881 2iutStrt,pn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
=. 81. Ipninsrl,

@utppltersr unp 3dpe;iertr,
NO. 2O4 Srcacitra6c, swilhcn Ter 4trn mnp stem,
emrfcblt lid benz btutiteu NubGituni ,r Nnftrisura aQer in Ien
gchrati einlhl0Scnrcr &rbcttcu, oS: IufrpItrrn nCucr unb alter
Nobel. Inicrt9un9 vpn Watraeen alcr au, 5ape;icrsn prn Sim.
ncril. III rprldcIn 3pct ip elm itbr ibtueS Giirrtin Mt &apctcu
:rrfotbtg babe. GNc Srrttn Mo caur urc renetianifhc 2'tinte rpre
unr ;u biuiScm lretS Su tabcn lei s.. ". &pmmcI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06

Y \. Sptlman. SAINTS q. @i"dmetl
I ~tlS. g.uia,c, yppmc,.ep, o5ral.Iatcs. sjrpupc uus wa,
HM yeat >i"asr;
q SsiS. Z atleip 4 uo = a4H. 3ufeI.
10 eses. mtcIum IL rrtmc '" ~" p"
lao !ttresS
$40 SSSS. 2i SSs a. @oiaiI Ms'uS'
ouu pble. unp tttrctS Sa,rn Dams
@ @S s ~ 21eM S,StS anD 5soHesgs:
5so .in'Ssti:rn staf S@o. :"
%" sstts %'a 'aal.as ac >@aN'r SaneIee.
go t TrrsS < .srr N''-' " q 49, Sea-
% sD.S. Gtm lie.
~" prs; rart eistr Statla.
% tbis. SI nesi n% naS 9IsIiGt, sa,isf,, arr, c;, a.,n>
@srriaI. part uAo N lprra ssrin. N"' @"' ~'""''
49, Ss!s: pars lr]in'a 9Hs"1ain &3bistsn.
i3o ea'tets Cha nN5antr.
ia0.S 4 pri I'm I'm" l I'm a %ns'Rs,r, Mtr Ne 5a'a S'n"i
--25 t9Is. Guctr. -9"""'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
BRUCE'S
New -Dorker Sbrift-0ic6erei

bat lsts rptrdb5 enc srpes Gusmabl ron
Nntiaua Sd,rihen, Sisr. z d,rihrn,
ssetupiertcn Se5riitrn, Hcutfdbeu 2dsriftcn.
wiuif ,Sfptrn, ss,r,i,ruu,ru
Snha' .. SuaebrettaS Mriftsn, Giuiafuuscn.
Wsetfns n. ~ tlu,einirn, Surdsiabifye,
nRetnugcuc une Oil uauitirte esdCsuaeratrr.
cireies ums GIipisn. 6rrmat. 9ieifsse &c.
Spffcnatiid,c Z nicu.
St Sdrtitrn iio ale ourb 9amrffraft ron ee II tisfer Sdrift.
9hB'ret 'gcnteanltbcd barton Wciau uescIta. Die nucraIcip ~
INt obntlisteti, mt ~ mcine > brrtcn ssaoiien reroer. ,pt md
u, On Shrc, enle narsrbaficrcR Sbrlfnn III Zen hiebrtefru
Yrtil.n Der srw0bntiScn 3ypenI irppbl arasa Saar ais auf Gre 1t
gu pcrtaufcn.
yttnrrt SplNtriften, 6ar5s, &dnen Wiufrltafcn &c. ljeftre it
VI pH II eeri4ncn 6IhrttrrctCu. Srtrfprpeen nett 9leiSluft
mrstn 9t9tn Siai,nouns "n Z Gents fur DDS Qritprrtp an BUD.
erudclciCr prriln;t.
3ttan9stcrauS cher, mtlde bisft @.;ciee, neth tisrsr gc,e, scr
ccM /. Iu9uIt 1859 crciunl auin, tnreR una mir Gin ertnpldr lbs
tr Settula irnnrtn, tpnncn biz 5nleripnsScaubrsn in Mnredrnure
trill'n, meal TIC far ten Tu"Ha. Ell S8crib rrn me,nru 6atrtaisn
fIufrn. C5eprar Sruor
90. IL Chambers 81, N0p, gcrf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06

Sup. 8. MELTON,
3npprtIlrc unb SlnSlu poi
Srlue!cS, 2Sutc. WinS, 9tumS mup gGbySfis,
latadc uup Gisarrru,
$40. ia GdruHraFc, II immpur. Ri.
IN meiuCm Strrc GHp Spurrr SS1rtsruic babc ih acecrrdui,
IL Scro, %r:ittl. rm th mctacn nCuiitra Nuncci bci.cnS rmpirt.
,tn tain: Grsnie. &rh,I uno Saityat &ranbite, hrlSuri.
lheH ON. ,iHna'ta Rum, Srctib unc 3riis W biSfrp,
pt.! 5pcr9s, Madeira. unc AfGIaSa 9 III elm.
III" s'b.e. Ncnni. unc 81 2&biSca,
J q Do 2'Tanca. Cjin uuo Swttt lStin,
90 90 So Nrplc Sidncr
l2j 20 NNc itrtrn Rive 9ibiStrp (rrn IL Sabre OH.
iO Go Creditor Rst HSbrefsp (fur wrl2ca i'd alcinissr
HNCnT bIn),
50 1of's Gaaapa9G r, Yrr;ii0!idt Gprtcn.
G!ar,t. SIutclnt uub : cIrrSacinncr JSrinc. 6uroe,r S5,,n,,r
MIR, 'ar1ir nhc aelHntH; Hrneon NIB Dustin yprttr, u ptt
ae GMc NIplaa Gtldrrcu.
Saiitno n CHS MIR itEatr lcidheufe 3utrauea. foTs in bmrk
rnnlt'nt @HotnhTahe altr IufIa8c pnNclte ant frnerkin mi
'" sF9''s"' Jcbn i. MELVIN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
NsfdrnfmacbumGcu
= uticbc Moptbefe

Tgr Zen mir rn mtinrn tirHesn 2~aresleuhr 70 rsifIib ae-
INenttsn 5u,rruI tejttt eanfcap. smpfsbls it MID eu6 ferasrbin
etItn etRt'etn ~ssrbtpcGen, ncsm it ~ 9let6er 9eit sur asnnt-
mfg brtres, RAP sp neen frthftR Trpaucn une Wreicamertsn. chen
erSt,ii; Yhaanttn, eritn. frins unc erpts @erfts. Sage. Gri,s-
neDl' patsrarGee. rrTttsrtn Sortsn Hucsln, hsutihs &iGpIitu.
runcr sruuier- 8ais. 9trerIaSs, @atarrni. SalafrI in errgen uno
aslnen tia,bsn. 9tmni. aonpn une s~earfsner, neba allen anssrn
efmuI'tn. S@ma",ns g1 fl!nsrisu. Seifen ,. &c. wsItt &ytitsI
tb ~ Cen mcsiSis blusnsR grriisn bsitns .nrrjsbI,.
s. G. 6if6er. @et.
zoo ScIce 9anelss. 5aGcw. Spsrm uue Sboman,tns,
100 Sprre Spap, Slad, Srwrn une yeHpp,
so Serss 9cp BORT epi3cn Gsnft,
IS &eree Ri0,
400 sirppms une Sudete,
200 9rrs snortsh 9ists,
200 grps Raitts
800 oeO Siearren, %rsrftistsrt rants, freten srtsItsu unb ,um
ostsui Oct @m. &atfatt u. Setn.
~ SarItie Salftmrrt YtdIeS, irstcn erbalien urb az taben ti
Rm. Noltase U. @pbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06

TaH,-, Sndd- DauS nnp Ya9erbisr-S atpu.
Isinrn lsrcunccn icmie TEN oeIurntcn Nutiitlm bic eratstre
Iniet9c, Dap tt am Sure 3 g Nedcn GPdrfte, rctcn &cabfs so.
icl, GIN nelss Snads paue rtn.crItht bate. wpelbit usttu icnti-
zen Srtrtbur9;n lrtS Gin QutS GJIS SCcIer IncS NrciS Iaacr-
@ier gu babin ut. Glnem tcybt 'attrcuhru Yeiud ittt frcuurlStif
eniScyen Srhn W0rrbaulcn, NNt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
N. A. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

(Jtstt1nmdlt UNI pHcntlithcr Nutar.)
tnrNehlt rh sur NtbrrndHmc dMcr 8ttMSacihafle auf allen &C.
fiAtn III un fr rc 5api Nihmcnc. Gbeicrhtle une Sanrrr,
eNunt9. Smiee: Gfs Ter IL. uno 8autiraBe, GpeoinHs 6an
H'a'""'''' "''""'"'' va. 1875
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06

Gsutihs betdm ne.
YrS. ). Staucr, 16S 8rcaritr. ;riidcu Der
Is. uur /. SudRc,
add,t etn eeuNaen 6rarrR 8itmpncs bic ~cractcuif. Annioc, eE
1e IN / tri,tl4ne as Sthdmme lmcitri une auf Der liRircrNtut
III yctri3 'tr @rancn tcitancca bli. werutrr Tic cc scnsu 3euanins
rrrttItn lam, meShdlb rr Nb hei rurtpnmsnctn Differentiation be-
FrnS enlrNehit. Su9ieth niadi eclite ihreu c50nncrinaem ole Am
sla. cap 'e ehS imrtcn rcr awter. Htuicscttecn II. =. -. b,iirs
'orli uio etsdrtiScn AafrdeCn ihueuiter9 na %tsnmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06

MiiIInery! Millinery!
Mdrdmr Spn
CrbIIt'' nd isrem Stcamcr ven jitm yrrf re neuItsn
IN cos @uRacltedf; cinitt11rnps Nrttfct, ntS tcrnrts
&'eieuR5 &C., &c tic III O'rofru une RIsimcn tiural
p~,:taUit. NGohmf Srn,
81 &dinjrAfr. Gem Ct. G9ayltS 6rtgl
3rgenubfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06

1000 Sbs. Smal SreaitS Bacon. 10 lierees luperirr
@anuaB aentrttp Dams, uo S Stcrcrs DO Dame, nrba rielrn
anocren NrihcIn crbielten ipebcn ism. SBouoes SSkrs
10000 CTS. 4cpp's 6p9 JtcunS 1amify Bacon. M
BADEN bel SSm. ypagoce GSk,. :"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
OCEAN HOUSE,

Nttan pldcts uup Weip zSrf6rocrunNS. &pmmiil;cn
MItRttn:
81. Sdmiet u. So.
Sncaffc>, Cor miiiirnS-, Sptbtttcns> uue
9Semiel t3tidIft.
Q'ricsc urb Nddctr, lcv;crC siS III ~ piuueGitritt. wcrtcn
NIT lcrem rra bcT a~Sscbeuctn psholurfcr nat irlenp eiacmO ,tt
Ter sHrit trrriastit 9 cutihlauo UNI Mic Shicti0 frdufirt bic
'Hr Scjt,mmnuS ,peCr tpciwcie, rrrin9t une nit her IrrEttu 5itcr-
hCti trrcrtri. sc9cu Gidrdrtic rme Sdrjn.
IcGiel uNS NGwttiunGtR. III s5E 5sa:vidttu SEP
Tcpntianr iGhltar. Vub III rcu nctrtSntu &curhn III pcr obtain
SWrrdu III tab;n.
clhGuSsabtuT1c H III irscuh cine Nor,Tc in Ccutfb.
no. fri ms 5aus setrfrrt. 9cIeu Qu,tuua.-p aiiasr-@iacis
nj Rc'icclmc.
Ga- sur 2ibn,rne dne llmscsrnr bessu MIR arn. y. SaGicl
uatrc AIcalu, GbcrtrIdcn. ~. SGmibt II. %
Min ant Stil,S l~eiltainr. tttttt nm Die s,ntiahn 2ufrdac Met.
Sur .SrrIncc uHc tlnpSitutt y. ga lei
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
,W M Sell 6ags"
Q
Nnamh SbGe.

NHSHN Sb0b,
Wc. l64 Brrap swiibsn Der 6. mnp I. @rraee,
(esm 3ssaisr ses.nnssr).
NS- Grbrt htte eIisS 2assr6tcr, seulibe unn fran,6Nrb
Nttne. Srdnpp's, n. DAD 6aus N sefbmadpru einatribt,t
ue wsroen bic 9dtte auf eas aufmerfamie bsbient.
0tluht
pre Gin Partner mil einem Garuat ron S25Or, nm in Ribnonb
tie Gabrtfaticn un ltpfsrs parsntrtc 9~'ubiua 9:Ipds cher fpnit-
uten grantt ;u es9tnnen. IrslsS gsi&dft lit itrn IN anpcrn Sr>
en- IN Operation up nun srrFS y pesnte ab. 9xuisenbs 8cfren>
nereer ssSsbsn ub pcrIanst. assssn weiicrcr Ginclbsuen 40.
oreihre man an u. =. 9bbitc,
pprtSmrutb, Sa,
rrIe.bi Gin ans bmf.m gpatsrial aui1cflbrtse Gtbiub,
III Gu enihctn 9snpmnsp peretn fann.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
United States
SD0crGoicrs SQgDea.

@tstnen 6rs"npen nnp Dem %reurlttn Dublifun ri.
sr9stene Nr'ri9c, raB ih rs 9Girthitait rrs uuitsp
States ortrle, @ds Der l9ien uno Oiainfrase, itrr.
uommcn babe, mnc paB e. mid ireurn mirr, rrbt pft
mstns ssebrtru @Gfs nit ben beiteu GrfriI6uaaen be.
piencn gu tGunrn.
9Ubn gmmsntdufsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-06
@rS. Qeiuaang q,
Cfruher NIre. 9iitet,)
ceuliUt Sftammr.

{ lautt ftt itrcu aunb,n unc hem aciammtea Yutl: FUN bic snsisS
VI mdTtn. eMB lie tsre ltttberise sBNbnuns III @arlbauiirase rer,
l"llrn bar nnp u ibrcr ntuen Serhuuns an Srcaeitrabe, iptttr
Ger |. unb . (frubcr 3'radctts Sprl), ~ Nupsn ut, wplelbt II,
Scnct8tch &ufrae,u cntscscniitbt.
, 1860-07-25

thirty years. upon one simple uniform clsss OF
"Insefibed bonds," keeping our transfer books
ut home in the manner now SO successfully
ndopted By tho State Of Ohio
revenue aud two mill tA1, aud collect annually
nsum suhic1en. to pay the interest on the State
dsas snd for tho incidental expenses OF the
ii our present rate Of property valuation
the income derived from the Central Railroad
would he abundant for these purposes.
We would thus make an immediate reduction
Of SO cents On the &l00 IN our State tax, or
nearly one half its present amount.
With the increase in the value Of our taxable
property and the diminution in our expendit-
ures consequent upon the completion Of our
penitentinry and Stats asylums, that have here
tofore received large appropriations, the rate
Of taxation would be rapid, reduced until tax
not exceeding ono mill On the dollar, would be
al thst would be needed in addition to the
school tax.
Now pass an act lamendatory to our present
BANKING law, pro7iding that in future no bouds
shall be received BY the Auditor for banking
purposes, except illinois or United S ases
bonds, and that at least one half Of the bonds
received shalt be illinois bonds, discriminating
also IN favor Of these bonds so a. to allow them
to be taken at thelr market value, not exceed
ing par, and you will check the too Eapid e1-
panaion OF an irredeemable currency, secure
speedy exchange Of the Missouri bonds now
constituting the basis of large amount Of our
circulation, fur illinois and Government secur,-
ties will place our banking system upon fouu-
dation that no financial crisis can disturb.
Our bonded indebtedness would soon be H.
most entirely held BY capitalists in our own
State, for banking purposes, and the interest
which We are now paying into the pockets OF
| our foreign creditors, and which comes not back
to us again would be distributed amongst shoee
from whom it WAS collected, increasing, instesd
of diminishing annually the aggregate wealth Of
the State. Relieved from her present busd ems
| our State would rapidly increase in wealth. and
population, while foreign capital, now driven
from US by rate Of taxation that eats largely
into its profits, would seek inyestms,n mt in our
cities, and along the lines Of cur greet thorough
fares, until, where now the quiet of 4 Sabbath
evening rests for seven days in the week. upon
the half deserted streets Of our inland towns.
aud the shadow Of their dulluess falls like a
Winters cloud upon this uieir great CONNER
ciAl center; the busy hum of active trade would
be heard. and the sound Of the loom and the
auvli, and the cease!ess din Of machinery, would
everywhere give evidence of that substantial
prosperity and vgaltb, which in u country like
this. only industry, economy and judicious man.
agement are needed to secure.
, 1860-07-25
What tho South Really Fears.

What the Stare. breeders Of the South most
fear in the event of the election of Republi-
can President, is the formation of Republican
party in their midst, imbued with the sarne
sentiments in relation to Slavery that Washing
ton, Jefferson, and the other fathers of the Re,
public entertained. They know that Rep.b1i-
canism contemp!ates no onslaught upon Slarery
in the Ststes-that it iully recognizes the right
Of the States in which 1t exists to regulate and
control the institution. Here is the testimony
OF the New Orleans Courier upoE the subject
We quote:
Too polite BY far to use direct violence
against slave property, Black Republicanism
would sdopt faT nore fatal agency-more
fatal, because insidious, to effect its cherished
policy-the agency Of Federal patronage. In
the corrupt times In which we live, thousands
can be counted in almost every Southern COM
munity, who would gladly accept Office and EN-
rioyment under such Government, and these
very men would be the first to form nucleus
Ct the Republican party in the Southern Slate..
They would collect around them the Abolition
emlssaries in sleeps clothing, whom we have
so long been uuwittlng'y supporting and would
be the means Of gradually sapping and under.
mining those sentiments which We hare all
Teen taught to entertain from early youth, ard
Of c9aretiag the trit minded into 6pen adrocattl
Of GRADUAL Emancipation, if not Of down right
abolition. The example Of Missouri, Virginia
aud Maryland, is before us; and the federation
with which these doctrines arc publicly brosch'
ed bY ayo red Republicans, should prove 8
warning and lesson to us in the extreme
South,
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;,r, ,~o1;t;r;an nj the head of the GQveru-

trading politician at the head Of the dovern-
msnt. There is no lack Of power IN ne Gov
ernment to enforce its authority W. erercr its
Jurisdiction extends. The failure grows out Of
placing men in po Wet who are neither honest
nor faithful to the Constitution. The election
Of Lincoln will remedy the whole thing, and
result in wiping out the disgraceful abomlna'
lions Of Utah.
THE CAMPAIGN In CALIFORNIA.
The Republicans Of California have entered
upon the canvass with spirit that augurs
success in November next On tho 2lst ult.
they held their State Convention, and nomi-
mated an excellent electoral ticket consisting
Of Charles L. Washburn. VIM. 81. Weeks,
Charles 4. Tuttle and Antonio Maria Pico.
The Convention was we'll attended, aud from
all parts Of the State the delegates brought u
encouraging reports 1t vas conceded on
all tnnds that Lincoln woi ID poll larger vote
il the State than any other candidate that
could hare been named By the Chicago Con
vontion. The Democracy arc everywhere di
v;ded, and qua1reling among themselves. The
.irrepressible conflict has entered thei,
ranks, and the struggle between the faction.
is hitterer, if possible, thaa before the murder
Of the gallant Broderick. The Republicans
arc organizing themselves into compac
body, with confident expectation Of carrying
the State
, 1860-07-25

$4,000 Stolen--1Ioney Recovered, but
Thief Escaped,


From the St. Louis Democrat, esd.1
Messrs- Tracey and Dause, messengers of the
State Savings Institution Of this city were mys-
teriously deprived Of q large sum of money
while on their way hither on a steamboat yes
,erdpy morning. We give the details u fur
nished Us BY Captain Sheb!e, Of the keokuk
Packet CompauT's port yesterday morning,
about five o'clock.
Arriving Ut Hannibal, on her down trip, at
five O'Clock on yesterday evening, the Louisiana
was boarded by the two messengers, ~ho had
;n,t been to and returned from Independence,
No. having collected t33 900 specie, for The pa
per Of one Of ouE branch banks, located IN that
CITY. The messengers desired to have the mon-
ey. BIS, 900 in one carpet sack, and $4,000 IN
smother, placed in the bats safe, but the clerks
hare standing order to receive no large sums
on deposit, as these packets always have mes
eenqer Of the United States Express on bougd.
To That gentleman Messrs. Tracey ind Danse
were referred, but alter due del,hera.inn,
they announced their intention of retaining
the specie il their own chat re, and accord
inkly they retired to their room, agreeing that
one should watch while the other slept The
sons, and closed the eyes Of both. the watcher
beng ensconced on q chair on the guard. At
Oap.nu Girls, when the Die Vernon was met,the
money WAS safe, but shortly after-half past
one, Saturday nlght-oue Of the messengers
hurried along the cabin, found the porter, and
informed him that the sack containing the $lj,-
QUO had disappeared, and another sack been put
in it's place. The sleeper had been aroused in
the dark, suspected somo person was in the
room, aud on quickly placing his hand on the
shelf above him, where the sacks we're placsd,
found that one was gone. Capt. Sheble insti-
tuted search Of all the passengers and every
room and recess Of the bout, but found not the
smallest truce Of the missing sack Of money,
and the messengers were in despair. On ar