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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
CoMMIssIoNEK,s SALE XALW5MIRIHLIIE l. +

on MONDAY, TIE SRI DAY OF OCr0BEIt, lsOU' n l
CHESTERFIELD C. H., THAT BEING C0URI.Dhf.
pY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court o
pronounc ed on 2Tth Of October $50? ~ ihe sun
Of avIl G Winfree and others, against Davla T. Branch
and othcr. the undersigned Commissioners shall proceed
n r. q, ,uhc auction, the tract OF land hereafter e
srrih.i on MONDAY the Sh day Of October, iSi the fol-
Ioxur real esaic belonging to the estate Of the late Col
Wm T. wnfrer, lying in the couuty Of Chesierrld-thst
valuable tract Of land which Col. William T. Winfree
sided tie time OF his death, situated ~ miles of
Chesterfield Court louSe, AMI IL - miles south OF ci
mond, containing gS acres 20 1uU Of which arabe
in good heart aud productve the reSt In woods the arg
portion OF which Of original growth containing great
deal Of vuluab timber, convenient 10 sawmil There Is
very good nw~llnsflouse upon this tract containing six
roouSnesro quarters granares tobacco hn ns snbles
and all other necessary outbuildngS required upon such
farm lll Of which In good repair The arm is very we'll
supplied with goo water and the crops upon have
been wheat oats and tobacco the growth OF which
It is very well Apaptei.
Adjoining this farm there is very good MIL.SEAT
with 2 acres Of land attached thereto which will be sold
At the same time and place.
TERMS OF SALg-So much cash may be required to de-
FRAY the expenses OF sale, and upon credit OF and
wears as 10 residue Of the purchase money In equal
staents taking bonds with good security rom the urch
srrs and title retained until all Of the purchase money Is
paid. Possession given Immediately.
WM T. LlrlGOW, c,
SYUENIlAM WALKS, eo'h" S.
The farm II required will be divided 10 suit purcha
srrs Persons desiring further information will address the
Commissioners, al Richmond, Va. Sep 1l-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

Hon. Thus S. !Bocock will address the peo
pie Of AppomattoS, at their courthouse OIL
first day Of their next Superior Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

Minister McLane leaves Washington to-day
for Key West, where he will Join the s'oop'ol,,
war Pawnee, and proceed to Vera Cruz, and
resume his duties as our representative IN Mex
ico
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

The name Of Wide Awake was the dcsigu,L-
ton by which John Browns company was
known in Kansas, and was adopted in compll-
ment to that martyred hero HurJord
T';u,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

BREcEIHRIDGE AND LASE.-Thc citizens "l
the ,ith ward in Alexandria raised Brcckln-
ridge and Lane pole last week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
ExTENSlvE SAL. rt! o. roI!1.H 1oTSES ';SI!Ss AND
VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE

rslIlE undersigned, haviag determined 10 rnn%e South,
I oilers for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, In
the county of Charlotte yins the wate.s o. the Wards
Fork JUS, above the Of s Eosnokc, just
below ili- confidence Of the Two streams.
This tract E located within thre- and half miles OF
Messing Ford Depot. the Richmond and Danvillr Rail
road and contains about h acres OF viii. considerably
ove: m acres are rstra;e bottom land unsurpassed in
capacity production, an! in facility OF cultivation by
any in the county The auyini la"h IL eompn arcy ex.
up overflow, and 100 acres are secured against high
water y dixie which Is kept up al te cost, and which
affords raec,ua protection with ordinary attention.
With the exception OF dwelling house, tall oher inI-
pro~eruents necessary excellent and n good repair
Thi, plantation il widely known remarkable for the
production Of fne shipping tobacco, my prices for the
pas. ten years will fully attest; il also scarcely less dis
iincuised for il, wheat crops and swel adapted TO what
ever is grown in this portion Of III. State.
such opportunity for investment in real estate rrely
occurs and To those in Of land in nrehborho0d pos
s.ssine all the advantages OF good health and refined and
Intelligent society, will take great pleasure In showing the
premises.
ThkMS-As an fully determined t" 4el, will make the
easy a; accommodating. Any enquiries addressed
will be promptly answered, reference he had
10 MessrS. titr=i! i iinhS"n, Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
pOpLAK NECK FOR SALE

NN the 18Th SEPTEMBER, shall SELL on tn premises
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, the Tract Of Land, In Spot.
sylyania county the line Of the Cordonsre Railroad
called POPLAR NECK. 1t contains about 40 Acres, Is
ary tmhered and abounds In iron It has, also,
GOLD It, probably Being the Caihane Fur
nsce and immediately the Railroad RS present and pro-
sprclvc value is very great TO Of enterprise, Is
most desirable investment il would furnish cr0sses for
many miles of road and It, wood and must he highly
valuable when the Furnace again put blast which must
probably soon occur Address, tuineys Pos, Office w.
SAMUEL Sli0OLER N. A.,
Aug. 9-cd Principal OF Edge liill School.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

"SoxE so PouK TO DO lILM REVERENCE. The
San Antonio Tc1as) Herald says, that to its
knowledge, not single paper in that State sup
ports Douglas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
i d:ooD rNvESr,iEN,; E0Is CNpTrIL:

rF,HE York River Railroad being now completed wcs,
Point, Va from Its proximity I" the Its superior
n,b of water the light grade OF It's railroad which con
meets !: with RichOnI, whose natural Capabilities for
manufacturing are perhaps the greatest in the world
the Immense trnl. which Is destined TO from the
Ohio and far Vest h:, being the cheapest and cxpe
ious line 10 the sea- offers great inducements capital
is'S
Persons wshiog to buy Lots will address the undersigned
NJ "Apun,on King William fa.," till the I'D "f Scilcm
,.;nher; after That date, at 'Ricimond va VIII be at
West poin, frequently During my absence Dr. r. H. DHvAL
| Will show the l.nrs
Also FOR SALE desirable Lot, with comfortable
new dwelling House on IL.
| W. WINSTON FDNrAINE Agent for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

NITUKNEl AT LAW,
,r,,rs {. ,,- Courts Of the city Of Richmond, and
lOAH. ~, O: !i-nr!co, Hanover and Caroline.
,," Xc;y ra"!!' and COMMISSIONER o. '"e 0"''en
States C"u,, he:w..n Mr.. Chas'aln White and hitl-
The pa'iy1 NJ, o:icr Is now on llth street. JUST
s.,ow GSai:ts Hall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

L.NcoLS's LlBEnALlry.-Old Abe contributed
fifty dollars to the fund for purchasing SharpeS
rifles for Jim Lane and John Brown in Kansas.
This sum would buy two rifles. Possibly one
Of these rifles is the one with which Lane sllot
poor jenkins when he came TO get bucket oi
water from his own we'll! and the other Tue
one with which old Brn%n murderer inc
Dovlcs-iathcr and SO:4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

Tur Wages pAIp.--Gen. Combs, the new.
" elected clerk of the Court oi Appeals Of
Kentucky, was sworn in on the 18th inst. On
the same ,lly he appointed K. K. Boiling. tie
Douelas candidate, his deputy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
Very Significant.


In Maine the negroes cheer the Republican
nroccSsions, and ware their hanikcrchicf. ovcr
the victory" in that State.
In Massachusetts the leader Of the AbolI-
tioniS,s, W. l.. Garrison. (who declares the
Constitution "a league with death" and tho
Union "a Covenant with ll-ll,') declares his
entire satisfaction with the Republican candi.
date for Governor, and says it is the duty Of all
good tboltionisLs to vote for linn.
In New York the 1riLuMc is abusing the
South: tThe same paper which hired Red.
path, Phillips & Co., the Kansas plottcrs Of
John Browns Slave Insurrccton Scheme, ana
which was used by them, according t" GOV.
Robinson, to blast, by falSchoods, the reprtl'
ton of every prominent Free State man III
Kansas who opposed their scllcnc.) The same
paper is now advocating .YfYr" Sgfrnye in
New York.
In Connecticut the Mi'ldictown ConsthHtiom
is trying to prove that ''thc Republican party
is the uhite nuns party" e.
In various quarters IIr. Seward an eminent
authority in the same party, is proclaimins
that MIR Lincoln and the Republicans stand
on the platform Of the irrypr6ssihte CohgHt
and the IIIGuEf Law Narttord TsmSs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
VOLUME LVII.-NUMBER AZ

breckenridge, the only real opponent Of John
Bell in the State.
Porhis own ppart, he (Clingman) would never
despair Of the Republic He felt that Prori-
dence was on the side Of the country, and one
Of the ins,rumentaitics through which l'rovi
dence worked for the good OF the country was
the preservation Of the Democratic party.
Mr.. Ciingman spoke about as long as Mr
Brown, and gave great satisfaction 10 his audi.
encc lie was followed by Ex-Governor Bragg
and Hon. a. ". Ecnablc. At night numbrr
Of gentlemen spoke in the Commons Hall.
We have brief notes of the speeches and vii!
make a condensed report, but want OF time
compels us to postpone it for the present.
a Lincoln and Douglas Compliment.
\ correspondent Of the dorchester Union
writes, that when Judge Douglas passed
through Clyde he was called ont by the De-
mocracy, and made few appropriate remarks.
Us he was retiring from the stand, the Black
Republicans on the outskirts Of the crowd, in
accordance with previous arrangement called
for three cheers for Lincoln which were ac-
cordingly given, on hearing which Judge Doug
las Immediately returned to the stand, and,
taking of his hat and gracefully bowins 70
that part Of the crowd which the Republicans
shouts came from, said
Gentlemen-I return to thank yom ior your
compliment 10 my old friend AID !row.;ownS-
man, Abraham Lincoln, and do SO the more
checrllllly for the reason that cannot but rc-
gard all such honorS shown him rs inLrcc!
compliments to myself, us | am quite sure lie
would never have been your candidate .or the
Presidency, or in any other position TO receive
your voluntary homage, had not brought
him nnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
PRINCE EDWARD LAND FoI, SALE


AFlNG determined Ia urv- south, nT-- for sale my
IL tract Of Land, lying the waters of ig and Little
Brcry, containing s0O acres; L.. {" which very pro-
uctive low grounds; i virgin soil first rate plant
tobacco land also, about l5u in pine growth
or the cultivated lands there three improved upland
tobacco lots Of h0UO hills each acres now IN tobacco
and iO in corn There is large apple and peach orchard
OF the most choice fruit
The buildings consist Of Dwelling with eight rooms and
all necessary nut houses large tobacco prize barn. with
plank floor, and three large Ones eight barns in ALL
Also, an Ice use, which never fails keep. 800 bushels
Of small grain he seeded this fall without following
This rac; bordet> on the rnnd leading Prince Ed
ward c. IT, TO keysyilir, light ilcs the former 10
from the Latter, and r"n Melerrn depot on the
Richmond and Danrle Rail Road one and a.lhif miles
from Mt Pleasant and six from riery Church. This farm
Is well known by the merchants 0f Richmond am! Parmvlp
s Of The best in the county, for the growth OF fine TO-
bacco, and is we'll adapted to all o'cr products grown in
this vicinity.
Those wishing Ia purchase requested 10 come and
view the premises early day. as have determined 70
sell.
Address Monr'S Ordinary, \. &. GREEN
S,r IN
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JOEnN ". FAUST,
\ " II y RN Ef \ L l. \ W

NUON, NHNANShOI,
4 LSO, RIA l. ESTA TIE AT EfT,
As on hand for sale, at low prices and favorable terms
HI large list Of first class Cotton Lands improved and
unmproved lying chiefly In the valleys Of the Mississippi,
Arkansas White and Yazoo rivers in the States OF Aka
sas, Mississippi and Louisiana This list contains Than
places OF from 2t0 uU0 each Prompt attention
given letters Of inquiry Refers 10 Capt A. Pike, Little
.rr tpvo cuSr
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{; a. d T.. a. LiNDEEE,
IA - Nnprn NiIARNES pIIILAnELpUlA

So 10 North WHAEFES, PHILADELPHIA,
SaANuFACTuRE and have for sale
vi cANpLES-Sp-rmacci, Patcnt sperm, IlyuT"u,ic,
AI,u.s,:ae, llo,el. Car and TalloS Candies
O!LS-ra.e Sperm. Lard HIeached Whl", sea Hirrhnh'
s.r.;crd Tha IT, Tanners Curriers' Palm Orine and Erd
OILS. n, r
SulP%W.lc, Yellow, Brown. Chemical ovc. NahSy,
- 49,, S,an. Aux. T-9awJw.
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FARMERS, SAVINGS BANK OF RICH.

cHARTERku ny TnE l.NGIsLITCRE fiEGtNIA.
w I'LL receive Money on deposit in OF Five Dol
w lnrs and upwards on which an interest of six per
centum per annum viii be paid If the same remain de-
poS SIX months or longer and hre per per annra
IL less than six months and for which The whole Joint
Fund Is bound.
Deposits received ut the Office of James Taylor Son.
tioddn'S Hall, corner OF l1th aud Bank streets
JAMES NJ TAYLOR President.
WM. o. TAYLOR Cashier
MI o0-TSm FRANCIS Il lSREJI s.,iy
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Ri(ku1ollO enquirer,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER a5, 1860.


BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

NOTECE.-The following listed TOBACCO having re.
ulained 10 Shockoe Warehouse. uuienu for three
years and from The time Of lis reception thereln We
will on the EIGHTEENTH DECEMBER NENT proceed, to
sell the same f no owner and establish Claim to the
sae as the law directs Seq Rev. Code Chap 81 Sec 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
Aug 9-codtf Messing Ford, Charlotte Co., Va.
YALCAIsLE LVNISA LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE; LOUISA LAND FOR SALE.
M ISIIlNG dispose of my real estate in order to d.
W vide the proceeds among my children o-r for -ale
privately, my FARM, Stunning Hill"
This d-,ir Bile tract Of land lies In the heart Of the
valuable tobacco lands Of Louisa, both sides Of the
south branch OF the North Anna river and adjoining ;e
lands OF H. p pondcyter Gabriel Jones, Joseph NJ Baker
and others, eight miles from Louisa Court House and To
lersve the Virginia Central Railroad, and equally con
venient 20 both
This farm contains ,ciO acres, Of which 200 wood
lanI than three fourts Uf which heavily timber
ed with oak pine and hickory OF original growth The
Bile land Is fertile aud in high state of uiproTement-wc
adapted 10 the growth ri wheat, corn and tobacco.
There is comfortable dwelling with eight rooms, good
barn. tobacco houses aud all necessary outbuldns. The
locality is healthy and the neghborhoUd pleasant Pre-
su;ans that any wishing to purchase viii visit the Farm
and for themselves deem IL unnecessary speak far
ter The farm Is capable Of being divided into three
# desired Being very desiTous OF selling, the terms will bt
made to accommodate purchasers.
My E.anhe.r, Mr. Groom will take pleasure in showing
the premises 10 any who wishes 10 purchase.
JULIA a. IlOlLADAY.
For further in mation apply IL Dr. ". c. \. Randolph
Charlottesville, Va, ,rto II. T. Holiday, Rapid Ann Sta
ton Orange aud AleSa Tia Railroad, who Is authorized
sell. Dec NL-cwtE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

i; ulG7LL,
,rrSSSEY AT LAW,
rr,,r VIZ, rSpsr, tyler, Esq, No. H. south sixth
~ street. ,tI1IADELPHIA ~.
-. .rr-.t;ou Of cAi,as anL all other ersi-
VIII attend % ''t Jan 81 eff
". H%~--, JuilN \. Chiffon.
''aA" sirIl K GIL !. I g. \,
90 rAr2uiEI COUNTY. VIRGINIA:
>5ANTFAcTInLEhM,S, y, ,xntTH Ht = fErocKISG E1 YAxS,
S IAN Ia IIS.EYS, fcr negro soaen March S-cly
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J. &. ). BOYD,
IVIkENCE 8. yIAIk y !
II LA.k

- Ss NVAD3
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
s,;r-G 20 any business entrusted TO him IN The
" 'T,-,, at buckingham and adjacent counties
" lV1'', ~ ;,.h.m Court. House April 2I-ctf
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PHILIP kk.AEiI8,

RiCU Nd, i.
Importers and Jobbers Of
CHINA, EARThENWRRE and GLASS,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
LuUKlNGi GLASSES,
BRITANNIA WARE.
PLATED GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES. 81.
ITArE received Of their Importation from England
i'll direct this port. and from the American Manufar-
tories a very large and varied assortment OF
CHINA.
EARTHESWARf.
GLASSWARE,
FANCY GOODS. &c, &c.
the whole comprising the complete STOCK they have
eve: offered 10 The Southern Trade.
Importing their Goods direct, they have done FOR
25 years they can and win sell low any Jobbiu
House North Son;h, and --spe tfuy ask al cNa!na
lion Of their stock ny southern merchants ann the public
generally.
Superior Stone Ware. a: factory prices.
- Goods PACKED viii! great care, and forwarded with
;h- least ssibe DELAY Sept S-ciw
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FARM FOR SALE,

INTENDING 10 remove 10 Texas In few weeks, ocr
for sale, the farm which reside, situated 81
miles from Richmond the head of the Mechancsric
Turnpike u Hanover county, containing about two hun
ur-d acres "f land.
The improvements consis; In part Of large dwelling
house, New barn and stable. sides the usual ouhonsrs
further d.-cr Ou j. cpnsid.r. unnecessary persons
wishing !" purSha - will rxaui . Tor themselves.
THOMAS ". SYDNOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25

iNCFACTCEED at THIS inStItIoli, sold ,lrtc and
VI atae Agents store, No. e. Pearl street. ths following
a7ielrs, at reduced prices, towt;
Boots. shoes and Brogues
Women, Children anu Servan:u' Shoes
Wagon and Cart Ilarnes. Of every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts,
Drays and wheelbarrow.
@ardrobes. Safes, &c.
striped and Plaid Cottons
he'sey, and Lnseys for plantation hands
Ready made Clothing for Servants
Most ot the above articles hand and for sale, will
oeaad, repaired other job work done to order,
iao no;ce for cash. to punctuaI customers only,
.h0- Tine
Orders from the country, with satisfactory references,
promptly attended 20. Address x. NJ. NIMMO,
Jay $-ctf Agent and S:orekeeper Va. Penitentiary.
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fDr the Enquirer:
To Gcni III. Nash, Esq., Chcste rneld.

The Hon. Henry W. IlLLIARD, and others
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TO EDITORS AND PRINTERS

I1HE SubScribers ask aenIhn 70 teIl StUck OF FRI-
i ING TYPES, ORNAMENTS. BORDERS, PRESSES. &c,
Large supply Of which they Keep constantly hand al
.ae!r Type and Stereotype Foundry,
No. 80, Gold Street, New York,
All OF which equal ns ~ respect Il" any man
ufacturcd 10 this country, aud vi" s: the usual terms,
viz six months credit for approved negotiable notes. or
Ten per cent. discount for cash.
Old t. pc taken ia exchange for new NJ The customary
ce Of pine per pound delivered within SIXTY days
RON tiE,e OF purchaS: otherwise six cents per pound
WIN EAGAR JR., * co.
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nA lhE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
A ~

ny The Governor:
S-,r TAsas w. NtSrokp, src'y Of the Commonwealth!
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hhu Sten1, 10 WHTH5 OF HUHUVIs'
McDEaRMoN & CHAMBERLAiNE,
Sept IT-cSH Inspectors.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
$4,000 COPIES ALREADY SOLD.
EVERYB0DY'S LAWYER
Counselor IN Business,
BY FRANK CROSBY.


or THE PHILADELPHIA D.R.
It Tells You How to draw up Partnership pa
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Agreements Of all kinds, Bills Of
sale, Leases and Petitions.
L Tells You How to draw up Bonds and Mort
Cages, Aifilayits, Powers Of At
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Debts with the Statutes of Linn
itatiou, amount "a kind Of prop
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1t Tells You How T. make Assignment prop
erly, with forms for Com promises
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tween Guardian and Ward, Mas
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II Tells You What constitutes Libel and Sian
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Dover. the Wife'= Right ia Prop
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Of procedure in Obtaining one
with luterierenccs, Assignments
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t. Administer on an Estate, with
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general use, and explains to vot
the Legislative, Executive ant
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= Tells You How 70 keep out Of Law, by show
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gally thus sdytnga vast amount
Of property, and veyatiogs litiga
tiou, hy litigation by It's timely
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Single copies will be sent Lp mail, ro,.ag,
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man Of business, and every body in every State
oa receipt Of S %, or in Law style Of binding
at s %.
$1,000 | YEAR. s eeral ;: made ;o. BY en- en-
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23

Dug HI to own the laborer--that the Declal-
alton Of independence is a self eyiIen! lie
who is disposed TO return TO the cast
off rags of despotism, rs the hog returns
to his wallow, or the dog to his vomt
then lei him lay aside the desecrated and
polluted name of Democracy, let him 90
over at once 10 The king and stand on tho
Breckenridge platform which declares that
the Constitution is a slavery document
that it careies Slavery, and, of course,
the slave, with il, wherever the star
spangled banner waye5-that there is no
power in the people of the territories or
State to refuse admission to slavery un-
der the bred Scott decision. Call your
selves George the Thirds men. Go to
where you belong. Go over to despotism
at once. Go for Breckinridge who is
bad enough or for Bell, who is still
worse. Laughter. You must either
so there or you must go to a man even
worse-Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois.
Great laughter. Oh, how hate to
call that name Miserable sinner that
am. | always feel that my chance for
'utAIG SdlNatioH 10 leSoeHed NAcH L pro
nounce the name of Stephen. Great
Laughter Yet there are men, more Is
the pity, who hear me o-day who intend
to vote for him. Yes . yes y see
il in their countenances melancholy and
despair are written there, as if by the
finger Of God. Laughter and cheers.
But pledge myself here that if don t
prove that he stands, when stripped Of
his sophistry and fraud, and misrepre-
sentation and falsehood, exactly on the
same platform with Breckenridge and
Bell then | will do that which of all
things political should most hate 10 Go,
which l could hardly do and live, vote
for Stephen myself. [Ggeat laughter !
That IS bold proposition.
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