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LOTTERY. eel1-l
MOOD, EDDY Z CO.'S
w DELAWARE AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.

WOOD. EDDY Z CO HMT :n:.s;..
The Manager Offices are located 1t Whining
ton. Delaware, and e. Louis, Missouri.
Will be drawn in public, under the superinten
dence of sworn Commissioners, appointed by the
WOOD, EDDY L CO.'S LOTTERY,
Glass No. 3l2 draws ON SATURDAY. June 3d. 1880
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF Hl00 M
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brief, White Sulphur SDrines. There IRE also o.
&c H.r ssSss ana
Of stages from the Montgomery White eulphur
Syringe. via the Moantain Lake and Salt enl1hur
For Ceiners Syringe: purchase tickets to Bon
tie5ets 70 Salem bepos. Price 97.l0. :. :.
For AIlsshsny Ssriags. purchase tickets 70
For MONTGOMERY White. Sulphur Springs, pur-
chase tickets 70 Big Tunnel. price % q. -.
For Yellow Sulphur Springs. purchase tickets TO
Christ,anshufg Depot, price s8.4s.
For Old Red Sulphur springs, purchase tickets
to Dublin Depot. price % 70. :. .--f-
Z. H GILL,
je lo-3m Geny Eup't Va. & Tenn. r. h.
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N0rlCE.-We are .dstsrm,nsa %
Is! b. oss 8 sSe o. ,o Ssl
co. ior ladies'. eentleinen, misses, boys. ehildfen
and :srvan ,f At the lowest price. according 70
49, " -. ALEX. HILL L CO.,
Manufacturers and Importer"
No. II Main street, Richmond. W.
TO TINE LADIES or RICH.
- y MOND.-l wish 70 Gall your stteution 70
~ r1,i efnssss tss.s Fl LADIEs': NIssEg AND
G;atiL y ., Shoes. cnbraei.f EEsst Va
ladies' Hseled Kid and Morocco Bli1pels La 4
9 49,! Aee!sd KID and Morocco Poct:ss; ledies'
Saltofe. several Qualities; Ladies' Hee!ed French
Bocts. new style; Ladies Morocco and KID Boots,
without hesls; Ladies' Morocco and Kid Buskins.
without heels; Misses Hseled Morocco and Goat
Bootses Misserf Heeled Cong ross and Side-La
Gaiters; Muses. Heeled Morocco and Kid Slip
Rer.; Misses Heeled French Boots, new style;
Children's Heeled KID aud Morocco Slips and An.
kle Ties Chlld.en's Morooco and Goat sBOotses.
without hees; Chlldren's Copper Tipt BOOtees,
without heels; Childrsn's French Boots, new
style together 9TH any other style Or quality
fashionable smporisn, No. 9, Mai1 st;
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g. IMPORTANT NOTICE
kee4 ITO sHIPPERs or FRElGHT
TIE RiEEERENT RAILROADS WEST Of
al Of every description piainiv, with
paint brush or brand, the weig ht Of each pack
age the name Of the consignee. or diamond let
ter, and the point of destinations. =
The tickets must specify the weight Of every
package separately and correspond fully With the
msr.s, SsnsIwiss they vail not 3 rsesiyed for
;s lin G.nl Freight a gent II & sAnH 5. K. 4.
e.. -vIRGlNlA CT NTR Al
{ !! e! :! .441l tt saS 4f2 2IMHei i9SHI
ioI GokpSNsvHTSEE cHAx S1isj r ii
KNOXVILLE. and an poists in tie soathvsst,,
ana G9,ty Except Sundaysl for JACKSON NE
lottesyl!ls. STAGES for tie SPRIN GH connect
ylth the Tram 1t Staunton illboro' sid Jsckson's
Co. &. i %n r. xSGSc 81 +. fo I'sa sss or
OFFICE RICH,D PETERsB'G K. K. co.,
L. e,--,9 Richmond, Va, April ., 1850.
Tuuu-u, CHANGE JF HOURS
&s 49n and .ftsT MONDAY, the =
TRAINS LEAvE RICHMOND ro1 rETxassuls.
Es a daily. except Sunday st. 4o A. n
Mali daily. lexcspt Sandsysj 49,. - =. Il
R.TcnAiNs LhAvE rxTx1ssu1s SoR alcg1oED..
Aosom@odssion daily. 7s1osDt Ssadsysi.l1 ~ - =
Hs fa i5Ssss' hsi afEsH
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40 kEEP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WATEk COOLERS.IWe have ON hand .
OF Charcoal Packed Water Coolers Of our
own manufacture. neatly painted. of all sixes from
two gallons to ten gallons. They are the best and
cheapest Coolers ~ the CITY. Cali at -
KEEHEE 4 PARIS Pottery.
CDfneF 18th and Cary ata
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~ 7EES Sf SHS sESSff ! ! i ! \ !,
Baltimore, daily, texcspt Susdsy,5 at 50 A. NJ,
and at 50 M. for Niagsrs FalIs: tfare only ten
dollars.i Buffalo. OweGU, OeWegO. Toronto, HAM
ilton, all parts Of Western New York and Canada,
ior DstFG H. GasssG GHs unsti f. LoYi: and ell
Travellers can 20 to Detroit, Chicago, Milwsu-
kie, 20, via Niagara Pals, at the same cost - b.
any other route. - - - = =
A new route to New York 10 nov open By this
Road: via Harrlsburg and jersey. City, with only
one change Of cars. Fare o.. Take the $50 A. NJ.
Roads end through . beantfal country. Try it.
n. Boy tickets only TO Baltimore.
.5ls Jas. G. CLARKE, Gup'e.
JOHN q. RIeNxY, Assistant Sapt. je l3-lY
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NOTlCE.-The term OF CO. partnorshlD Of
~ PULLIAM { Belts havlng expired, By
Al: de{ IN Ss.s b..,ns:s Of selling
mission only, will be continued BY ~. at THE OLD
STAND. ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respect
fully solicit COT tin1et,ot Of patronage from our
and perseverance, hope to mort the liberal patron.
age heretofore extended to
A. G. PuLLIAM.)
r. p. PuLLIAN.>
DIX. WEIslGHR.\
Richmond, Vs., May 10, 1850. my u-Sm
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g + ASeMAKE.. Comprising Goblsts,
Tumblers, Wines. Champaxnes, Decanters
Ef8 Preserve Dishes, Fruit bowls. spoon Hold
ers, Lemonades. Lager Beer Glasses, Glass
Tubes, Salt Cellars. &C., for sale at the China
Store Of T. A. BULKLEY, Isl Main street.
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abocs the Post,OGce. N -.
cS%fifRlk AND ISEp hsssT; ts,i
CAB. wo!than, John II, Grsanor.
9am1 n. Price, VIM s. TTirlett.
fso: ss ssns; w.lt.r, Il w. :. ccs .ra's:;
tuthe! r. eDiman, Jas n. Crenshav.
Peter G; Warwick. John q. Williams,
Horace T. edmond. Thomas Jones,
lanes a. IatbOet, Edwin A. Smith,
Geo. w. Yance4S No. +. Williams,
Joe. HrumDals VIM. p. Raeland,
VIM. Brent. Henry G. CshoIi.
No. n. MHufy Geo: W. kOystef.
CHAs. E. WO1TaAM. 6eo'y. NJ iS-1
Tad66M xpilsNyFin ~ a, hIFE INsUkASCH
ness. ana tSe ..tsnsion o. the pubic !: - ss
called to the Importance Of its Objects Thie Com
Hany, under it, charter, divides seven eghtAs 81
ns Rr0hH even three years. among the policy
n0ldefs. tnereby giving the assured the !advan-
s.ss: q e c.,. ssoSf e ~ tie ss 81
security .that it 6tOckh0ldefs kave 8 pSrmanenf
moncyed interest IN conducting it, aaAirs viii
sTAc cAs{5cr Issairss oae-haH q III cepital
HoIesss o nsisssssbsrsi Hssi kssass. veTsS
Ss etisf ot;sese Il IL Company /. 70 "A i. ~
taininE g home oe innSn0 a9oalt q. pQpsy
No. tSsS sr51sany e. err e'as{ tcf Mis IN
osssd . Is a s:r1 3 yss Gns! & ia
g4 Interest,". aaA disbeSSs4 IN oar ni@s
- End2ypen4 and Annsipse gIantod. Lin and
Sr0 Policies iseaad . - 10y FAtss q other good
ComrerIes. Sisvsa injured Tor one rear, or t6f .
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FREIGHTN,

FOREI0N.-In forsign fisights . large basinsss
has been done daring the Dast Spring. Dsiaeipsiiy
the greater portion Of tobacco and stems ~ -.
per khd and . loss rate II this time. 0sFRaa oep-
tains DESIRING 20 return home q this season. At
this time . shie IL iosains for Retserdan q -.
and ooe fcs AntyesH ~ 81: Cd. The Gac nsv shil
Pioneer. Capt. Chlds. OF this port, 10 lOadiag at
3Os for Liverpool, and the fsvOrit. ship Uncle Joe,
Capt pinkham, = ~. for the same port. with the
uew ship SAM ls!box. for L9.don as ~.
The season for shiDmentS to France. austria and
italy being At hand. many vessels will b wanted.
bat are difficult to be had AZ this time: OWING 20
the ereat demand and large exports Of BfeadstUifs
and Naval Stores from Northern ports TO Eafope
On the Whole. our maritime and AGRICULTURAL in
InT condition nj HYAaant. E.--- -.
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J9n1 lxHaTf. pRA1yyd5ks.
kfCHMON6 VI.

xoNunklk!!sS. 'FESaH2 fEsD, a hb rlIcrs,
MA TILES, FONTS, &c. "
~ First Prev aiums awarded b. the virgilia A.
ricuIlaral Socielv and Mcdaniel Institute.
r. n. kKINKkR { CO., G1eeers sod Cess
Ze rnissisS MeseAa.ts, No. . Cary street, Mich
Wheat. Corn, Flour. Tobacco, &c. The usual
ADVANCES made 0O0nGHmAnka.
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s.,,a 1x1.kRS M Is f63xccSsJ kkAr
COIN, fL0UH. To-, p the sale Of which HDWlN
W0k1HA - Win give HI pereona attenGoa.
A1HAnoeo made on oOnsign0ontD.
yx6G hsniskad whoa required.
, 1860-10-09
Gov, H: 2. JoAn1onss Plantation.

n,.,,s ov ~. -. ."a.,a,. - s.so .a". ~ 1..a.
ri. neenisriY edapted to tbe nroducts Of this
latitude, particularly cotton. In tho aggregate
re liaa u t.'pee 1t xe ooo Ine.e are oo upon
~. inn,e..s nf =, t..mtss1.
hssa 200 per osnt. Tho nuubsr ct naulea and
horass Is thixty eight, worth f3soo; xalne q q
m.ts ,hs s.,ns n"oof u IL I'm md socn
&13s k0n Featn fhfa fr veAt naent ihkfH will be
, 1860-10-09
The Alleged Fttlihuatet Assault Upon
Bfis1sh Officer IN New Orleans.


Tho New 0sleaas Pc1yuns Of tbs 3oth uls
gires the zeL facts Of tns reported assault Of q
6libuster upon Capt. Hinekley, Of Her nritan.
nic Majesty's steamer Gladiator, at New Or.
leauA. Tbs Gladiator WAS tho ves.eI which
brought home the relics of WAker's force.
Tie Pie1Yuns says:
Captain Hinckley, Of the Brjti,h steamer
Gladiator, came TO tho city yesterday morning,
and went, in company With LII. Eastman, sct,n =
British Consul in tho Absence Of Ar. Mare. IS
See Mayor Monroe about making ARRANGEMENTS
Tor the sracsler Of the sick men on bSsrd tho
Gladiator. from the essel 10 the hospital.
AtteT arranging matters with tho Mayor,
Captain alncktey and Ar. Eastn An walked down
ST. Charles stzeet, and stopped It lhe ST. Charlie 1
Hotel bnr.rotm 70 take sone retrtahmeut
There were aome gentlemen in the room 1t tho
time, friends Of the la,e General Walker and
his men. They hsd been converting about a
statement made that the men brought here by
the Gladistor hid not met with proper trea:-
nens on board, acme haTiug, it vas said, been
LIFT sa1sosJ-tEo hour without any TODD, aud
tins report had greatly excited and inrensed
their feelings. As Captain Hinciley and Mr.
Eastn1an approached ihs bar, threu OF these
gentlemen cams Up Tor were already II TIE bar,
We know not Whieb), smother Of their friends
came mp, and one of them remarked to him,
The gsntleuan replied, aSo, but | sec one
now" and fherenpon struck Captain Hinekley
IN tho faee. Mr.. Eastman rushing in betTeen
them, received also b1ow On tbs side Of he
head.
People then camo running IN from all direc
tons, and Captain Hinckley aud Mr. Eaa.man
retreated cut Of tho bar-zoonu. The scualo
lasted but few seconds, and had long been
orer when ~ crowd we're ati!l cutiou&ly lnquiz-
in9 what had taken place. This gasherinx Of
people Immediately after The occurrence II what
gave rise to the ideA thAt Captain Hluckley had
been mobbed-a romor thst Was current about
the streets for long time altar.
, 1860-10-09

Correspondence Of 'hs fnn md Tnbuae.1
eesa's, 1aa' oe7 esa' lso'
ono y. @He ane'' aenoo'asuons He oess
esen uu''ns .u' es''A*o WAS maoe !" oon'n
osnu 5esls'uAy 4''esnoon eno evening" Az
Hses 'u@' ~ =. .''u'ns nAe II 1@ esst oeen VIZ
ssee1 ~ o. 'osepu ooun'5' a. 's+ss seu
4 rsr'o "ete pi"4su' .ua '00 se~s.' -,
<...-. --...r.,-..
.nd der;c,. won,d h. - .;,anl1 s4 ;n,nos.ih,a IT,
thu ffle,nonn uon srhnvlsr co1faI md I'm
ox.n 1ov1;or ndd,....d ,bs crowa Mr. Io,..
;or 49,. .....,. ,,,..4 hou-. .rs ,oss. o,.
.t.:, .,'. .1,.,;,. .ha. T.
~. 49,. .a. ~ .~ n;1as.a I ~ u,ah;a.n .nd
~ m sne' ,l ecs. o...-a -. -..s ~ 49, .as ~
..,s 1,ssse ~, 80 ...,;a~:th. on,h..;.,,,
- 49, I.s.,. ;..m.a ~ rn,w M honnd,
N,-th.rn 1ad;.n. vii, do har vbo,- dutv At III.
, 1860-10-09

# 1A4 Conttitution AID 1zs Louie;ana
Democrat are making mar Ga the Lion. Pierre
Soule, on the ground that he has put forth. in
several recent speeches, the Bams doctrine
which Mr.. Helper has elabora!ely illustr.ted in
his famous book We quote from a report Of a
speech at Aexandris, La:
ale presumed that he WEE addressino tvc
classes Of men-those who arc slaveholf e9s md
those who are not shareholders. He desired u
know if any one Of the former desiun.d
abandoning their rich plantations and cen;si
climate aud carrying their Slaves into the Sssta
Territories. If they vera such they cnnjd ~
into New-Mexico and Utah. As to Tia latttr
who owned no s1aFee, he desired to know what
interest they hsd in the question whether
slayefY were permitted to 20 into the Territnr;e.
or not. He illustrated The falsenesa of the
clamor (as be a1leged) nade By Southern men m
for the right touching slave property, by an
anecdote Of Judge Pofter's. The judee xas ae.
cpsted in the Harrison campaign By a. Iri.hman
who deplored the ruin in which the South "a.
to be overwhelmed. What's the matters s.;d
the Judge. Oh, replied Pat, they are ooine h
elect Gen. Harrison President, aud he is m
Abo}itionist, and will take away 7our s1aTe.i
How many have you got7 asked tho Jud1e.
None. replied Pat. Well, I hare more thaa 4
hundred, added Judge Porter, and il / caa
trust him, think, Pat, you eau afford to do the
same. And this, said Mr. Soule, is the condi-
tion Of The Pais Of the present day."
, 1860-10-09
Tho Execution OF Walker.
HAyA4A, "Wednesday. Sent. n

l resterdny sent to Charleston, tia Cedar
Key, the "nsus" Of the execution Of William
Walker 1t Tru1illo on the 18th INST, and sup.
pose ron are, or will be before this reaches
Jour hand, in possession Of the intelligence By
the aid Of the telegraph The "news" reached
this city On the evening Of the 24:h inst, from
Butubnno, at which port the propeller Ozceola
had arrived that dag.
Walker, it appears, was not permitted to hsro
any communication With any OF his followers
previous 10 his execution. He marched from
his cell to The rlaco Of execution with asead,
step and unshaken ulen. 4 chair had bee1
placed for him With its back towards the Cas,le
Having taken his seat, he was b.indfolded
Three soldiers stepped forward 70 within tweu+
II fest Of him AID discharged their musket1
The balls entered his body, AID he lean ID liz
tie forward; tu:, il bang observed he was not
dead, = fourth soldier merc;fully advanced %
elose to the suffering man that the muzzie Of
tho musket aimcss Touched his forehead, and
being there discharged scattered his brains and
skull to the wi.ds. Thus ends the life Of the
"gray eyed man Of des:iny," and though we
may differ in our several estimates Of tho char.
sc:sr Of tho man, ard Of the correcsness Of The
cause be las Of iste 5ears pursued, ) et beiere
none will be found Who will assert thA: Ee wss
not maa of trde courage.
, 1860-10-09
Another && PAA4ss In tho Rocky Noun,
f81NRs

A correspondent Of the Century, writing frcn
Camp Choutesu, under dkte Of July ls;b
give. the following account Ct the discovery Of
a"pass" in the Rocky Mountains near latitule
~:
Camp life becoming rather dnl|, = party stsrt-
ed Oh Tho 18th for Highxood creek. eiohten
miles to the southward, to catch trout. Three
Of the officers and two men c1ossed the yi.er
md rode in wagon to the creek, where thev
mat with excellent sport, catching $50 tah in 4
few hours. Next dsy, when thinking of
returning, they were most agreeably aur.
prised By the appearance among them Of
sone brother cf6os11, whom they soon rec,o.
nized, through tho DISCUSSES OF long beards and
rough mountain dress, as Captain Reynods
Top. Eng.. and Lten.enants Mnl1aas and NAV.
nardier This party has been out fcF year In
the western and alnaoGt unknown regions Of Ne
bra*ka- This spring they started On May 8:b.
travelled westward, and crossing the Wind
River Mountaina, near Fremonts Peak, e.
piored around The head wate1s Of Snake Ii1er
FLOWING into tho Colunbia) fiad1n1 itimpos-
s1ble to cross from there to the head Of IT. fel-
lowetone and deecend 1t, u Waa intended. 1heY
continued northward, and crossed to ths hsad
Of Madison river, ono of tho three forks Of ths
Missouri There they found pass, belie1ed to
be 500 feet lower than Any jet found In the
Rocky Mountains, bat apparently rather. trac.
cessible frcm either side. Since then, foiorinu
down tho Missouri valley, ono party - de-.
tached to survey the Yellowstone. md he rat
arrived here on tho 18:h. In lev days Capts;n
Reynold4 will descend and surrey the rirer.
whlle the main body goes By land through the
litt1e known region between ths Nisssaa md
Yellowstone. .
, 1860-10-09
More Explicit.

lfton t2e bloomington faa1aEnph.J
will put up $500 against like sum. that
Abrahsm Lincoln will Re: the electoral voto Of
Illinois in November next
$500 against like sum that Lincoln oets the
electoral vote Of New York in November next.
$500 againat the Ike sum that Lincoln eets
the electoral vote Of Pennsylvania in November
next.
$500 against Like sum that S. L. Doualas
don't get half as many electoral Totes as Breck-
inridge in November next.
300 to $500 against q like sum That Douglas
is the hiudmost Of the four candidates for the
Presidency in November next.
800 that Douglas don't get the electoral vote
of three States il November next
$500 that the Republicans Of Illinois carry
their State ticket in November next,
800 against q ike sum that Lincoln pets the
electoral vote Of Indiana in November next,
Now hope the St7tesm1n editors viii under.
stand my propoBitfon-and I will pledge my
self to give them 300 if they will get the above
r. position taken.
:ow come forzard and put up the money or
6 ':gasing and blowitg abou. the Democratic
E. ng.h. G. ". ET,pr
r.S.-Editors Of the Prtu and Iti1xax ptesse
copy and it Any gentleman will take the ahove
propositions, will meet him or them in Chi.
csgo II desire1 at any time requested 30 to do,
G. VIZ
, 1860-10-09

Since the Canvass commenced the people Of
Illinois have heard i great deal Of the enthu-
niAsm among the Douglas men Of tho State,
their immense meetings, monster processiona,
and their rnonstrous lies. OF the latter, the
meeting Of the "Bare-footed Democracy" at
Springfield, was productive Of q great CROP
Tbs Peoria gathering yielded well, as did that
at Galesburg, and that also at Quincy. In
faet there has not been a meeting, large or
anall, which has not furnished ita tul share Of
those staple articles in pro.slavery ele-tion-
eeriug. That eanard telegaphed oil over the
country from Springfield, that Nj. LrscoIs,
trembling, went to the top Of the State House
dome, while ths1 !" footed "'wa.e assemt.
ling; and pronounced tie meeting the largest
he ever saw, Was pretty well in its ~. No
little pluck and ingenuity was required to tell
TINT lie. But if it is capable Of exciting cur
wonder, what shall we say cf the following,
tbs last Of its sort and the greatest Of a1l7
BY.TELEGRAPH.
, 1860-10-09

efficient service IN The sucsess Of the present
Fair, ~ well a. Capt Wallacs, it, efficient Sec
retaty. Judge Wright delivered practical and
ab1e sddresa It the opening Of the Rais-ons
world.
Agricultural Fairs are thu farmers lad me-
ohanicA' holidays-ceolsions On which the akil,
industry and SUCCESS Of tho husbandmxn, and
the genius and skili OF tho mechxnio aro brought
Together, and each in their respective clasees
are compared, and contrasted one with the
otter-wheeo improvements In stock raising,
aud new deas aa1 s1o eoueerea +
luton which avery State should have, sustain,
und render eaectuAl IL its mis1ion, net only by
legislative enaotnlentr, but By tho culture Of i
competing spirit-a desire and will to Exceed,
each in his or her nwn department. ; F.F.
, 1860-10-09

EowkK1sGRoFK, ILL.,. Oct ah, LEGO.
Tho Plow Boys Of Downer's Grove, Du Page
county, held meeting at the Bapust Church IN
this town on Saturday evening List, at which
short speeshes were 1nade bT Messrs. J. o.
Parker, Wm. S. Cadman sud n. Il. Medill. The
meeting was we'll attended, and much enlhusi-
asm prevailed throughout the speaking. In
this town there is but one party; consequently
there is no chance for gain between now and
the election. We had Two Douglasi.es, but
they hare become convinced Of their error,
aud arc row Republicans. We are laboring for
the cauee in the neighboring towns. and have
the assuraEcs that our example aud our as
sista1cs are doing good. We have lately been
circulating good German documents among
the Germans IN the Southern part Of our county,
wheEe there Is quite lsrge settlement Of that
nhs'onality. They are turning from the little
Sqaassers party In large numbers, and we hope
before the election to nike nearly c!ean sweep.
You may c,unt on Large gain in this county
over '56 and 59.
our rlo1 Boys ire go1-g to Joliet on
"Wednesday, to attend the Republican demon
str4tion in that city. They we're much pleased
With their visit and treatment in your city on
the ed, and speak in high praise Of the Repub.
Acaoa OF chicago. a ARNprBLlcAE.