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, TOTHE PURLlC,-Havinr hear

TO THE PUBLlC.-Having heard it
S9>S rumnred that am not prepared nor in
the habit of unde rtaking the minOr parts of nv bu
siness. such as PAVING, LAYING HEARTHS,
RUNNING CULVERTS, &C.. and deennng such
prevent my friends from giving me such work to
do, take this method of informing the public that
such work now than have ever been since | was
In the business l have in my employ msnt twc
coaeteNt orkulen to attend that branch of the
business exclusively All that ask is call. assur
ing my friends that any work IN my line, however
properly There is another r4mor to the effect that
building is retarded In answer to this beg leave
to say that have never failed to contract fog work
is any one now who desires to buid, but cannot do
SD for want Of material, let them call ON the under
sig ned. and assure them they shall be accommO-
dated; provided. however. that ! contract to lay
the bricks When 1t WIS said about the LIST Of Jan
uary last that there were no bricks in town, had
ON hand 70DOOO. Believe not, the retore, in ru-
mOrs, hut when YOU wish to have work done. call
upon me, and see If cannot do il for YOU
ap9-2w JOHN d. DUARLES.
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WATKINS & FICKLEN.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
1j9 Main Street.
Are now receiving and opening their third sup
ply Of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS!
Many of which have been purchased at tho auction
sales III New York during the past week, at which
the prices we're lower than ever known before. In
SPLENDIO SILKS,
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin Striped and Cammeaux
ORGANIZES
In plain and 1ounced SKIRTS;
Beautiful CHlNTZ MOUSLINE DE CHINE:
SATIN PLAID GRENADINE. all silk;
And BROCIlE BEREGE ANGLAlSE;
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTLES
SHAWLS, EMBROIDERIES
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
LINENS, PRINTS,
tory prices,
Either by wholesale retail, they arc pre- pared to
OfteT Inducements HITHERTO UNEQUALLHD.
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= AT MECHANICs' INsTlrrrp
w fklDAY EVENING. Ann Ia,
BY JOHN MITCHEt""" ia

SuBrEcr-NAPOLEON ri. -.
Lecture to commence at so'e,ooL a.
80 cents. Tickets can la olsa,raJa Adm vi.
stores. and at the Hall on the evssiua ies 8ot
an 0-s
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The offices Of President and Superintendent
of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad have
been merged, and Col. Malone, Superintcn-
dent elected to MI both.
Rev. Mr.. Ducachet formerly Of Nor folk. Va.
NOW pastor of St. Stephens Church, Phila.
delphia,) is legatee for S2OO,OOO of the fortune
of Mrs. Burd, who lately died there.
At the Clay festival in Alexandria, Va,
Thursday. letters were received from Hon.
VIM. L. 0oggn, A. Judson Crane John S.
Pendleton, and others OF Virginia
George Denver, mate of the ship Hummine
Bird, has been sen fenced to three years in the
New York PeniteE iary, for the i'll treatment
of q sailor.
Holmes Greenwood. a Revolutionary pa
triot, died at Providence, Il. l., on the 9TH
inst. He was Is years of age on the day of his
death.
BENZ. CraddOck, of Albemarle, convicted of
kidnapping slave, has been sentenced to the
Penitentiary for five years, by the Circuit
Court of G0ochland county, Va.
The mountains West of Woodstock. She.
nandoah county, Va, were covered with snow
of an inch. ~
DIR. VIM M. Casper, one of the "heroes of
San Jacinto," died in Galveston, Texas, re-
Va. $40 "' " ' u 00'e'o''' county,
Gov. Stewart Of Missouri, has withdrawn
his call for an extra session of the Legislature
Of that State.
A terrible hurricane visited the town OF
Urbana, Ohio, on Monday. unrSofiing and
demolishing several buildings.
| The steamer Gen. Gates burst her boiler ON
Wednesday, while near Louisville, KY, kill
ing the fireman and scalding several passen-
gers.
The Boston papers state that on Sunday
last at the Odartery at the Church of the Ad-
| vent, In that city, So, 400 were received.
Capt. Luce, Of the bark Ocean Eagle, of Rock
land, Me-, died at Rio Janeiro ON the 18th Of
February. -
During the three months ending with March,
2,632 slaves from other Safes entered Texas
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TTOOP sKIRTx: moor SKlEIs:;;

II have just RECEIVED !cs o. ,.m :, red ~.
10 which 10 invite the attention o. sns ~.
sSsS II he faioxsSs sizes say ~ ~ e : ~,
II kco1s, iSr missse; Is. -. .. " .: Va 80 ssa
lnr ladies. The above makes 'sx S.s,er ,hN
ment, and no are offering them ~, tsis,s
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WATKINS Il FICKLEN,S

SECOND OPENING OF SILKS!
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING THE Atm INST.
We shall be prepared to exhibit an UNRIvALL Ed
STOCK Of SILKS, Of the choicest styles, at aston
lshIns prices.
Ma On THURSDAY morning. the 5th. We will
DAMASIE, PUSAER and REAL LACE, SILK
and BEREGE MANTLES and SHAWLS. some Of
IA. Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for
LADIES'. embracing beautiful variety, will be ex-
hbted at the same time. Our assortment, the ex
tent and elegance of which an advertisement can
give NO ideas will well repay tho examination Of
all classes Of Dry Goods buyers. By polite atten-
ton, the best goods, at the lowest prices, and
liberal terms: We strive to deserve the patronage
Of all. lap 2-l2t] WATKINS & FICKLEN.
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THE "SUNNY SorTH."-The New Orleans
Delta of Friday las: says:
yesterday was the warmest day we have
had this season. A summer heat brought out
the perspiration and not few straw hats and
linen suits. We may add that the liz
sectiverous population begins to be brisk.
" on the wing. The flies are almost a
plague; nisht.bugs Of different kinds be-
siege the gas.lights, and the shrill serenade
Of the mosquito sings of the summer that is
coming, if it be not already here. The indica-
tions yesterday were that rain was not very
far Off,
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NOTlCE.-The CO partne rship in the
~ Practice of Law. heretofore existing he
tween the undersigned, under the firm Of Girls
WULD q CLAIBORNE, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The unfinished business Of our clients will re-
ceive, az heretofore. the attention Of us both.
G. g. GRlSWOLD,
e: G. Grisweld having taken his son,
JOSEPH u. GRlSWOLD, into partnership, they
will hereafter PRACTICE under the firm Of 4 IRIS
WOLD GR!SWOLD. They will practice in all
tics of HenIIcO and Hanover and in the Circuit
Courts Of Essex and King and Queen counties
They will also attend to the Collection Of Claims
Of $50 and upwards in any part of the State.
Office on Ross street, two doors from Richmond
House. c. q. 6RISWOLD,
]. q. eRISWOLD.
Herbert A. Claiborne, date If Griswod 4
ClaibOrne,) ATTORNEY At LAW practices in
all the Courts of the city of Richmond and county
Of HenricO.
Office over Tupman Hull's, ITO North Nam, s
doors below Governor street. ap1-d&wlm
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THE FAIR ON CHURCH HILL at
~ Masonic Hall. will be open each day da-
F,nS the week. from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. untilll oclk
TICKETS ONLY TEN CENTS. SUPPER
ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
friends aud the public generally, to give them a
call and purchase some Of their Creams, Jellies,
Fruits. Confectioneries, Fancy Articles, &c.
an ll-ft*
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DIR. VIM. Il. WILSON can be found
81 at his former office. on 7th. between Nam
and Cary streets. after Monday. April 10th.
Office hours from l2,a to 2 o. clock, daily.
IA Office practice CASH. ap ll-3t*
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OlD DOMINION CANDY rA AZ =.

sale and retail store, the largest SS.sn,dC Ia
tory in this eisv. for makins sny.r9,. ,ssr
dies. Merchants are requested 70 -. n. 20 ~ +
ders ct my Wholesale stove. II sh-y - a eoH
Siiy psr cent. lave slso, Al this ..ssl,.S Il /
plste stock 81 Coafsotlonsrs:' .u%srSVTs
their frsshness. Call At 8. AA,sni.s ssloea:
81 yNsc.p.,.s ca
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WANTED-EvsTy body ~ know t1si i,l ~
W commenced the nsnufactyre Of ThVNvr ~,
street, Richmond. whore they can End beasn i.
assortment Of Trunks, Valicos, and Csrlss. -
Of everv style, ut prices - low - thev =.
bought in the NOTthern cities. both At vneI 4. :
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers No.
order. 1t the shortest notice. xvcrvs
Dc &-&m JAMES kNVS ~
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THE BANK ROBBERY AT COLUMBUS, Ca
The amount taken from the Marine Bank at
Columbus, GA, on the night of the Sth inst,
was SIS, 542, about half Of the sum being in
notes of that institution, and the remainder in
notes on other Georgia and South Carolina
Banks. The thief omitted to take Il bundle of
the Marine bills Of the value of seventy-one
silver which were in the vault. The robber
or robbers left the back door of the agency
open, AS well as the door of the vault, or at
least the doors were found open when the
agent reached his office Oh the morning subse-
Quent to the robbery. The doors and pre-
misses of the bank show no sign that any vio-
lent means were employed to enter the agency.
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NOTlCE.-The minimum amount of
and Central Turnpike Company having been Ia
KEN this is to notify Stockholders and all those de-
string to become that &c neral meeting will be
held at the Office Of Messrs.S Mct5ruder's Sons,
corner Cary and 18th sts.. on SATURDAY after
ganlzing. ap l2-3tH
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SY1D = > 4 u 4 = ESSENCE OF JAMAE

~ GiN0ER.-rhls Essence contains ~ s .S
trated form. and 10 one oi the best family ness,
nov in use. IL 10 an excellent tsnis, a, Iss
grateful to- the stnmaeh, aud y ,ayalaAo;ns .sa,sN
gession. Cholic. Heartburn: Fintuience .ss.rei W
Aoitltty ar Pains of the Stomach. rfevns,s
cold by A. BODEKER GO: ptsst ,,sss
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COCOA AND CHOCOLATE.-Baksr's Cocoa
~ and Chocolate. the hest in use, for sale by
A. BODEkER 4 CO. Druggists,
No 10 Main
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NOTlCE.-Mr. ALBERT AMBER
~ son vii! preach .the Lord willing, to-
Bethel NJ EXITING HOUSE. 18th street, Union
Hill. The public is invited to attend. ap l4-hs
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Main etreOt, lately
Son, where We int
Q new and maxnihc
House. Furnishing
stock 1t the corner
prices ~ will lnsur'
customers u chance
call immediately At
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NsvAas essss ~ ''''Flk I'M.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-15
TT"W NC H0lpe. Journal.
TODAY AND tn. .MoRRo,u,,

Ao-oAA AMI Io-M0RROWi"a
~ rosebud bIossnmcd in my bower. ~
-, a bird sang in my garden;
Inc rosebud was It's farest flower,
The bird hs gentlcst warden.
And child beside the lndcn.trce.-
Sang. "ThinI no more of sorrow.
But let us smile and sing to day.
For we must weep to-morrow"
I,askcd the bird. ooh didst thon hear
.sSFsIhe song that she would sing thee?
And can-it be TINT thou shouidst fear
Wtiat the next morn may bring thee ?
lie answered with t,ium phant, strain.
Saying, Il know rot sorrow;
But must sing my best to day,
For l;mny die TO morrow r.
asked the rose, "Oh tell me, sweet.
In thy first bcauty's dawninp,
Thou canst not fear, from Ibis retreat,
The comingSof the lno.ningY"
She flung htr fragrant leaves npnrt.
The loveicr for her sorrow.
Saying. yet l must bloom to day,
For lsmay ,droop t. morrow"
said "Thc' Bloom upon nv check
Is llectng rs the roses;
My voice no MORE shall sing or speak,
When dust in dust reroscs;
Andfiom these soulless monitors
One lesson may borrow
That We should smile and sing TODAY.
for'we may weep Tomorrow"
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
q PKHHLADr;EP PEaHA.

a Bencrolent Institution estG5iiShcd Jy sorc;ol
c"d'"men. for Ike rclief of.th~ a;cL and Dis
'b'seasts a.
MEDICAL Advice given gratis l.v Tie Act
N1 ing Surgeon To- all who apl " hy letter
with description OF their condition, (ar., occu.
patton, habits of lfe5 h..,) and in cases Of rx.
treH'c poverty, Medicine furnished free of Charge
Valuable Reports the New Remedies en-
ploved ip the Disp-nsary sent /" the afflicted in
feaicd letter envelopes, free of charge. Two
or 'hree Stamp- for postage viii toe a:ccpiih!e
Address, fDH. j. SKlLLIN lIOCGlITUN.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. e.
South Ninth Street, PhiiaIelp"ia, Ia.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. IIEARTWEI.L, President
GEO. FAIIcnILp, Secretary. -[Jnn ~, I'm
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.:.;- The friends ofsCol. J. 6. I'ASKlN re.
Specially announce him q candidate for the
"..icc of Ordinary al tho nrxt election
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Wanted.

ITO lire q good fpusc servant capable OF
ply at tffis nfiice. -,
Jan! so. se,tfs- j,::s-1.:..ss.. .ssS4
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3 Ms auestios Is often discussed Mbetber
B s1bssassgs enjoys lifs sNs suppose ,Tsy;
So. ss.hey always seeu,, ssxious. to- take iit
@hen they 60 a chance.
e Lazsness begins iBcobwebs and ends id
asn sebaias: KcfeePssoxsr man so.slow-
aaneIfeStly tEathe i, bouhd tigbt
q sssHs kdoRs it. ;" {,
1Eahes girls wouM have roses. in. thsjf
cheeks, tesy huh a6as The roses do--go
tssstssp g si,h ihe lilies, and get pp with The
iipsnsssg glorss. ~ .s %,ss.a,as 8,
fBrsss Sctions are ths ,substabcs ollie.
nd saa ssssyiac vim The sosaans !, /. !.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-15

The f:i""ds Of ROBERT JONES respect; fully
n''n"u:l"" him as a candidate for Sheriff ut the
ensuing ,rcti"n
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-15

,:s..- The ""myens friodS.-o of WESLEY y.
NE.ACk E.q, respectfully announce him as
CH"'!'ai" for Tax Collector, at the next cleo
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CONSTIPATION OR CosTlyENEsS

No Of the 'mlny ills flesh is heir to- is prevail
ent so little understood, and much neglected Cos
tvencsS. Often originating in careessness or sodentry
habits; is regarded slight disorder of tooe
sequence to excite anxiety, while in reality it is the pre-
cursor and companion of many of the most fatal an
dangerous Diseases and unless early cralicnted it will
bring the sciitrcr to untmcly grave Among the
Lighter evils of which conSvcness is the usual attendant
Headache, Collie, Rheumltsm, Foul Brath Pill IS and
others of like nature, while long train of friehttu di-
such Malignant Fcvcrs, Abcesscs DyscnaIv,
Diarrhwa, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis.
symptom. Nt wtrequanlv the diseases nlm,d origi-
nate in Constipation, but take Independent exsis-
tcnce unless the cause is crldicated in carly stage.
From all these considerations it follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever it occurs,
AM no person should neglect to get box Of Caphac
Pills the first appearance OF the complaint, as their
timely use viii eypnl the inSiduous approaches of dis
eases and destroy the dangerous foe to human life.
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sy~ITcadacho is the favoritc sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state of the brain, and viewed in this light it may be
looked On MS safe guard intended to give ntcc of DIS
ease which might otherwise escape attention, till too late
tn b. died and its indications should never be ne
elected. Headaches maybe classified under two names,
viz Symptomac and ldiopathic. Syinptomatc Head
ache is exceedingly common and is the precursor of
great variety of Diseases among which are ApOplexy,
Gout, Rhcmlsm and all rbIile diseases, In its ncr
form ii Is sympathetic of diseases of the stomach
constituting sick headache, of hepatc diseases constit
ting bilious headache, Of worms, constipation and other
disorders OF the bowels, well renal and uterine af
lfcons. Diseases of the heart very frequently at
tended with Headaches Aneniia and plethora also
affections which frequently occasion headache. Idio-
pathc Headache is also very common being usually dis
ngushel 10y tn, name Of nervous headache, sometimes
coming suddenly in state Of apparently sound health
aud prostnng at once the mental and physical energies
aud in other instances it slowly heralded by
presson of spirits accrbity of temper In most in
stances the pain is in the front Of the head.
lor both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting under
this class may also be named Neuralgia " I
For the treatment of either class of Headache the
Cpalic Pills have been found sure and safe rcmody,
relieving the most acute pains in few minutes, and by
its subtle power eradicatng the diseases Of which Head
ache is the uncrrng index t..w
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TnJ NilIln.ou, " Pray L Rus-. " w
W"d,wnrjh Muy nn1 Rhihc'dit, VI N'T Jr. +,
f Jacob, John o Er'ign. "a G,rsn Fox,
J Whiihrck G II RocsH,li, NJ d B"pok9 l.
Carncorp. & DANnrlh ] .AeCph."nA, " * J
Cuilen, c i b l., s Whiiu2r', \ y # 4 K lice,
CnmStoch nli win, { itNin, y ) y .stwood, G
En.may " ) S+ars. " Kos" n Brwiu<, B
Rhodes, J Il isco. Pliiors, Il Lo0th. " Rick
ev. e iioi,ingtuu, StnmNetgcr, J Walker, i
@ RawSuu, CORY, Z rHyinr. 2 More, J r
Swan, s Aulus. Helen. ~ Curb Brnnts.
G Morrison G Hollrnbcc&, K Johnson, T d
Parish, L b Stone. I MaCisskey, S Sj$ith, |
Corwin, II 3 Gibson, John WtiSiams Il Aus
ting, jVeen. " II Rockwell. " Sellers, p
Huckcnberger, J Wilson, c Pratt ID Stone, E
Stone, A Anderson. IL Brrthhuner, Z Spcck, l.
Ewing X DIFF, H,ckle B Lee, G Ross J
Rees. J Hood, Lynus. J Ii Ensminger and
L " Twmg A Merchant, D Scot, w Gun
saulus, Aleu- Benton, II II Long, V Harris, s
Huffman. Mary and David Dunlap, w Brew
stet 3 Hull, T Voiney. s S,mpsell. Z and VIM
Montgomery S AMI d Whitney, A Ross, Ross
* Grbhayi. WoStcoit, HalverStadt, II Mills,
H Degroof, J Y Jones, L0wGry, z Halfway.
s Fullerton, Mil er L Frrrill, Huffman,
Cleveland & Toledo railroad Co, aud Culver,
or the unknown resident sud non resident own
ers OF the following lands in Wood county, O.,
to wit: src | 3, 3, 10 II, l2, l3, IA and 10,
town north, range Il east, Sc I, ne / Cf Sc
/, 3 of s-w ! Of sec y ! Of IA, of 81,
secs u, %, 23 "a. 23 26 27, c OF %, secs
81 S5, So, town north. range 0 east. " OF
section secs 4. 5, g. Z 8, 8. W 40! 10 and 10,
secs l6 II ant IS, town north, range Il cast,
secs | S ol4, J ot Sc Of 7 secs 8, 8,
! l9, II. NV I iof y Of ii secs IS 49, II,
I IS, Is, 20, q, % 81. 2S, % so 81, AZ, 80, &
W ot 81 town north. range | | east, snd
| of sec S5, town north, range II east.
You will take notice that John McMahan, on
the 9th day Of September, 1889, filed with the
Auditor Of Wood county petition. praying
the county commissioners nj said county, to
locate aud establish ditch, drain or watel
course ON the following proposed route to wit
commencing IN the bed Of the Black SwamI
Branch otthc Porage River, where it crosses
the center line Of section %, in town 4 north
range 10 east; thence down said river in tn
channel thereof. as near as practicable, To TN
east line OF sec 9, town north. range II eaEt
and there 10 terminate. And said parties ar
mrthernori(ied, that the application for sal
ditch will be for hearing on the SIh day of De
cember, 1860,
ADuISoN SMlTH, County Auditor.
November ~ ., 1850 2gW2SS 80
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4 IlgpIIbIiCan SpantC.

According to the Albony(N. " Journal.
the democrats, last session, had So members
of the United States Senate, and the R'pub.
licana "a. The election Of wilkins and Ba.
ker gives the Republicans 90. This winter
Gwin, Fitch, Lane and Bigler wi be replac-
ed by RcpubcRns.-Toombs an Chcsnut
have resigned, and the State Legislatures re
fuse to re.eect their coleagu q, lverson aud
Hammond. After the dth of March, there
fore, the Republicans will have 80, and the
democrats but go,
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ThnnlIsuiyiug Dny,

In accord lnce with n time honorcd custom
people TO observe this day (Thursday) as n
day ofpublic Thanksgiving and praise TO the
Giver of all good. The past year has been
one of manifold blessings and benefits to all
mankind, and it is due TO the Supreme Ruler
of the universe that we should devote one
day especially in praise Of His mercy and
care. He has crowned the labors Of the hus-
baudman with unusual bounty, and provided
ways for lre relief and care of those arar who
have it not, and we have good reason, there
fore for thanksgiving.
The custom of holding day OF public
Thanksgiving, originated, we believe. in New
England, at n period in history when men
were more apt to trace the worship of the
Divine Power, in the ordinary affairs and
events of life, than they are now. The day
was generally observed towards the close Of
the year, when the harvests had been gather
cd, and the principal labors of the year being
mainly over, men could better enjoy the fruits
of honest industry, which had been bestowed
by bountiful Providence. Like many 9th
er Blessings, it became honorod for the uni
versal good which sprung from it, until nov
it has extended to the length and breadth o
the land. Let us then observe this time hon
ored custom, by humilating oursevesin hum
bic thanksgiving to the All-Wise Rcdeemer
who still dains to bless and cherish Us in th,
bounty of his love.
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The s.P. R.v

John G. IIcenan seems to be travelling on
a recruiting expedition. Ai.er his celebrated
f hit with Sayers, and his failure to get the
belt, his New York friends made him up o
purse of several thousand, which he is re-
ported TO have lost a few days after at the
gaming table, Too lazy to work, and with
but few dollars in his pocket, he is now trav
cling, giving muscular exhibitions to "crowd.
cd houses" by which means he hopes to lay
up something for II 'rainy day" Toledo We
believe, had the benefit Of one of his exhibi.
tlons.
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ISpnuIIicnu princiDIcs.

The democrats begin to say that Lincoln is
m honest and conservative man, and will ad-
minister the government on about the right
principles, and will displeasc the party which
elected him. This is confes ing half way,
and is coming down S fast as we could expect
If they acknowledge that tie Republican
standard bearer, is about right, within three
weeks after cleo ion, it will not be long before
they will admit the soundnsss of the Repub
lcan principles, aud the party which supper
them.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-29

--Liucoln's majority in Ohio is IA $50
over Douglas, and 20 900 over all. The
whole whois vote is 44e 56l,
--Lincoln's vote in the five southern states
missouri, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and
kentucky was 26, ,459.
The population of New York City in
1850 was 5lI 5l7, in 1855 it was 629, $40,
and in 500 il is estimated at 8sl,l!S.
Douglas vote in Virginia will not exceed
twelve hundred. Lincolns vote will be four
teen hundred, Hancock county goes for Lin
coin.
The Republican vote Of New Jersey is
about 6ity-iou thousand, an increase Of TWEEN.
ty.six thousand over Fremonl's in 1853,
The expenses fOy the city government o.
Cincinnati Tor the last eight mooths, amount
ed to $555,l3 o62.
AS far as heard from the indications ar'
that Disadvantages vote in ohio,will be abou
nine thousand.
--Linooln's plurali y in Indiana, as pub
lished in the indianapolis Jouina, is e3,0ls
In New York the Republicans have g
Congressmen, and the fGsions ten.
The majority for Iiuooln in Minuesot
i. will exceed ten thousand