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Markets.

Es- New Spring Wheat is selling on
our streets at 5e060 cents, though the
supply Is not very great. There is nc
Oats or Corn offering. but the former is
held nominally at 5 cents. and the latter
at 90 cents
In Dubuque. Wheat was selling at "a
cents, Corn 10 cents, and Oats GOA ae
cents.
A very noticeable fall has taken place
In the Wheat market Of Chicago. On
Thursday it declined from to o cents,
and on Friday further decline of 10
cents per bushel took place. On Satur-
day, No. Spring Wheat was selling al
81 cents Corn, 4o@42 cents Oats,
2l@22 cents.
In ST. Louis, Spring Wheat is quoted
at 87992 cents Oats 20de2 cents
Corn 47@4s cents.
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MEETING OF THE Wild E
AWAKES ON THURSDAY NIGHT.
Republican Meeting!

Hon. ELIJAH SELLS and Hon. j
w. CATTELL. present Secretary and
Auditor of State, and candidates for re.
election, will address the Republicans OIL
Buchanan County on political topics on
Thursday Even'g, Aug. l6.
Let Every voter turn out and hear
them.
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The West.

The West.
Ey This is a title of sixteen page
pamphlet issued by Jons w. TAYLOR.
Real Estate and Collection Agent, Du-
buque. Iowa. II is mainly devoted to
Information concerning the geographic
al position, soil, minerals, climate, health,
&c, OF this State. and is published for
the information Of immigrants. 1t should
have large circulation. Mr.. TAYLOR has
established an Immigrant Agency in Du.
buque. and is endsavoring to benefit
Northern Iowa by systematic efforts TO
turn emigration hitherward. He should
be encouraged in his efforts. lie is one
OF the most reliable and trustworthy men
In the State. Business entrusted TO him
viii be well done
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Washington Republican Club.

The above club meets temporarily at the office
of JED LAKE, Esq, on SATURDAY EVEN
ING, of each week, at half-past seven o'clock.
A general attendance is invited.
E. M. VANDuzEE, President.
A. H. FONDA. Vice President
r @. P. KINsLEY, Secretary
E. NJ. STEAD, Treasurer.
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To Delinquent Tax-Payers.

Rf the provisions Of the late Revenue Law
ID relating to advertising and sale. We are
compelled to have the unpaid list 10 the Prin-
ters hands by the 10Th Of this month (August)
All such as can and will pay their taxes on or
by, that day, will save the advertising fee.
W. g. DOMAIN, County Treasurer.
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Ioral Matters.
County Republican club

Meets at the Court House in Independence
on the second and last Saturday Of every
month, at 2 o'clock, p NJ.
L. W. Cook, President.
B. w. OGDEN. Vice President.
JED LAKE, Secretary.
f. Ross, Treasurer.
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Bell Social.

E-y- A Social dance will be held at
Morse's Hall on Friday evening next,
the proceeds Of which will go into the
Bell Fund. Admission TO gentlemen,
so cents. All are invited
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CORN STARCH. S4GO T4pIOC1

Oatmeal, Pearl Barley, Chocolate, Extracts
for Cooking, Rose Water, &c, dc,
At VILLAGES Drug Store
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-14
Glass & Glassware.

large assortment constantly on hand, suit
able Tor Druggists and Housekeepers,
AT VILLAGES Drug Store
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ALFRED THOMAS, ESQ.,.

Vt DODONOL,
Will address the Republican Club Of this
Township on SATURDAY EVENING
next. The public are invited. Let ey-
cry Republican be present.
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Clocks and Watches.

ES- Read the ADVERT sement Of Mr..
HERRIcK, in another column, and if you
want anything in the way Of Clocks,
Watches, or Jewelry, call upon him.
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Machine and Lamp Oil

Camphine and Burning Fluid always OF
hand, to supply the trade,
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
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Gone East.

ET- Most of our merchants have gone
East to purchase their fall stocks of goods.
Look out for bargains when they return.
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Tax List.
Es- Next week we shall publish the
list OF delinquent taxes, document of
pretty general interest to our citizens.
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Wide Awakes.

re- The Wide Awake Club is now
fully organized, and have had one or two
drills. They have sent for twenty. five
uniforms, which will be here on Satur-
day. Below we give the Constitution
and Bylaws adopted by the Club, in
order that our readers may see the OBJ
Ject and character of the organization.
II is undoubtedly one of the most eff
cient aids in political canvass that has
ever been organized, and we hope the
Republicans will take hold of it actively :
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To Painters /:

HU II sNEHEtFSs
Paints, Oils. Varnishes St Louis pure White
Lead, Buffalo Lead French and American Zinc
ground in oil, and Demar Varnish. A large
assortment of Colors, dry. and ground in oil
Copal Varnish, Nos and ?, Light Picture
Varnish, Coach Body Varnish, Asphaltum Var
nsh, Leather Varnish, Japan Varnish, Turpen-
tine DC, for sale ut current market prices,
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
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PATENT MEDICINES

-, Agent for all the Popular Patent Medicines
The Trade supplied at Manufacturers prices,
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
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PERIPHERY.

Lubin's Extracts. Wrights Extracts, Jules
Haules Extracts, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
Fancy Soap, Toilet Powders, &c, &c,
At WALLACE'S Drup Store
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FANCY SOAP

Honey Soap, Windsor Soap, Camphorated
Soap, Bar Soap, Transparent Soap, from the
mandatory of \. W Harrison, Philadephia.
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
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Bi HECInH DAWN, .iICI.

S0 SEGR0ES.-Thi. day, e. L. ~, d. go, :,
~ sold 81 likely Slaves.
hFcf"p DAVIS. 1rrt
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Iithluoll0 Enquirer.
C,S,. AND STATE NEWS.

rus AGRICULTURAL FAk,--oa Inc oeeuS'oh
,,:s publication in this paper of the premium
~ ,bc Fair 70 be held this month at the
- ,srr srounds. near this city, we adverted
t,.bs, N detail 10 the advantages that must
.-,,a ~ the State at large from such an en-
use. and We pointed cut the brilliant pros
"t os success which the energy and compc.
t',. ~ ;ho.. who have the matter in hand
resented.
IL. p,;r will be eminently successful and we
Vow ;!a: The most thorough arrangements
N.ya iecn made for the reception of stock and
"~,;r,,s /: exhibition.
Tho rounds are now i'll fine order. anu the
,.,Li;D:s are numerous. capaciouS, and htte"
,n i, The most convenient manner.
N!yoS'<.-Ir there is any faith to bc placed
u puts, programmes, posters, p~lacardS' PROM
,>es and pictorials, Nixon'S company "s''el'
a:l! he here in a short time, is the 'nose com.
r,,te and extraordinary, by II long SHOT, 'Hae
has ever visited this city. Every conce''aole
;:,ins that could be got together to make Il CIT
,;s !. No. | and attractive, has, II Is asSerleu,
;.,.a collected into Nixou'S Ainphllheatre.--
~,rrnla,> wonderfully active; horses, as the ad-
r,;..r Of AN Arab Stecd said, a!most human IN
.;,sr intelligence; equcslrienncS exquisite, and
.-,,;,3 knows what beside, all III their way
mach Superior in their qualities to the
,.,,.,ys thar occasionally squat on Council
,,,su.cv Hi! as Il good theatre is to q penny
,t"w Fat we will see, and when we do see
-. Ill tell the ,rl,h about Il.
,x.rfc1.oxs OF To.Acco IN ViEGiSiA.-The
sr.,f.- .,",s will show the quantity OF to.
,,,,, II hi.a>., inspected in this State during
IN. l,s, >.r, wears. The fiscal year ends on
a., sn,n A.?ttlnher:
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$50 $500
$500 1l,lQ3
900 =
G9.nGY -
Total.

JAMES E1rsg AXE EANAwEA CASAl.-Tte
Esceipts Iawa:GS by The Canal for the month
September. lSsn, were l,9IGt hhds. tobacco
: So boxes manufactured do, 356 hhds. stems;
Yq.h bblS. -four: j6.232 bushels wheat; 3I5
bushels coro; :i5u bushels oats; $685. tons pig
iron: .i$4 tons copper Ore: 1893 tons coal;
1854 tons stone: 49, Tons lead; 30 tons hay;
::5S cords wood; - barrels apples; laps bblS.
;ucc:.: So empty liquor barrels; 2,T35 empty
A,Gr barrels; Us htls. butter; 10 bushels corn
meal: go bushels flax seed; n bales cotton;
l.5+7 lbs. dried fruit; pos lbs. lard; 3 cattle,
/! calves, | horse; 200 hogs; 81 bhls. whiskey;
j.22S lbs. wool; 1876 bags shot.
The shipments from Richmond up the canal
"a. sane lc:iod were 2200 sacks salt; 1927!
yas plaster; $40! tons coal ) tons castings =;
81; tons Tar iron ~ barrels fish 1889 kegs
r2lS.
Tn!::a received at the Richmond Office for
the ti.rai year. ending September 80, 1860,
sxcre! ,:!ose received during the year ending
31:r September 1850. By $43,1lT. There has
been ! falling off in the receipts Of wheat for
the m9n,h ending September 80, 1860 as COM
pared with August Of the same year, Of IS, 629
bushels. The receipts in July, 1860 were
49, bushels.
Docs Report FOX SEPrEMBEE-ISwARD.-
i,.2S tons coal; 5,9ss, bales hay; 604 tons pig
IRON; l.l9S, 900 #. lumber; 4S;06+ bush. wheat;
2l1.Opa slaves; $4,000 shingles; 1865 tons
gusno; l95 tons iron Ore; G.l45 bush. corn;
- 900 bricks; ii cords wood; l25 bales cotton;
$50 casks lime; 1880 bush. gravel; 42I tons
ice; 345 tons plaster; 9,l.I sacks salt; I0S bush.
oats; - stoves. 500 hbls. syrup and sugar; 975
bbis. cemcni; $4,000 laths; $50 bbls. rum;
ISL crates: go casks, and 1924 barrels, boxes,
@tc.. merchandise. Also. 10 Baltimore pack.
els, G New York DO. and . Boston do. with as
,0rt,'l cargoes. Number Of vessels and boats
ra;yigA during the month, $50.
gc.wARD.-3,2S+ hhds. tobacco; 246 tons to.
tacca; 35,+57 bbls. -four; 1925 pkgs. tobacco;
9,5i5Ll> wheat; 1850 bush ofal; % kegs
nails; rs tons iron; 1872! 40 tons copper ore;
say mill; 1872 barrels, boxes and bales mer-
chsndise. Number Of vessels and boats cleared
3lr!a. he month, POI.
.o2Acco l~SsrEcrIoS.-The Petersburg Bull
!.;ia says, that the quantity of loose tobacco
Inspected At West Hill, Oaks and Centre Ware
ae1scs in that city during the year ending Both
September, 1860, was ",55+, 455 lbs. against
2.E5l, 81 lbs. in 1859 The books at MoDrc'S
Warehouse not being written up, the AMOUNT
!arr" is not known.
CD HIcKoEy.-A hickory pole, bearing the
tanner Of Breckenridge and Lane, was erected
IN h-npsville, Princess Anne county, this
Tesk. The flag was provided by the ladies',
anl was unfurIed amid great enthusiasm. An
address was delivered on the occasion by Col.
Edward II. Herbert.
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SC;:vlLS -, W kLEGES.
..Aa::t4IlAas CnLLEGE

'.r 80. l ."'
TX rsibfNr A$E rHjEE,So'. ur ESGI.ISl L!rEEA.
.i:.& AN!' Nc ::Al. SCIENCE.
~ ~. :. HS.;iSErr, i-u. Professor 81 Mathematics
y An, Nnr.t.l S.,"ts:,
J. y. -!iLviiEi;ii, !rc!J s"r Of Ancient Languages and
titcrltu-r. LHr. :. II /. .-.iat:r in TX schools Of the tni.
.c.stt , Of Virginia
HENRY N. MATHEWS. !. 81, Professor OF Modern
language and History, tAnciGnt AMI hulrr:.l
J.. DUNCAN. A-,eJ.nt in Mathematics.
JOSEPH j. tOChE. AAs:S:ait in Enrii-h AMI lstin.
!A"HS COOKE, Stewart.
The risuiiI session h..!ns on he iir,r Wednesday Ii u.
tohcr. 1871 hhd Gloss o. :hr first Wednesday in July, 1851.
The exp"-.r' %: the entire session, for board anil tut.
ton. :nclns.n@ ger hi: :. Il sIGn, payable bali At the be.
ginning aiil i!.'I ~ III: middle o.! the SESSION. go extra
charges iiooS' hii stationery furnished al Richmond
prices.
For laia!oGneS' or aaH illumination, address WV. T..
DrNc.S. Pos:oiic.-BLCI SuLlIICK SPRINGS GREEN.
tRIEa OUSTi Va.
- has bee" though: best 20 reduce the price Of board
and tuition, - a 10 IaaSr uSE ir:3RRp AND SIXTY p1LI,l:
cover The entire expense. The student nov furnishes no.
thing, and pays no extra charge Whatever.
k",f . .D,n
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The Spanish papers relate an alarming scene
a; recent bull tight at Saragossa. After three
bulls, which did not show much spirit had
been disposed of by the toreador Cuchsres, u
popular Pc former, q fourth was let loose, and
IL displayed great violence. He tore into
,&'",!s The baudarillas which were presented to
ii;" By ;hc plcadortS, and then all at once leap.
"'e: 4 pai,ssade ut . spot where II soldier was
sailing, and 50 injured the man that he died
',gr;!y after. .A.littie later, the bull jumped
'yu ,he barrier among the spectators.
>H thousand persons were assembled, and
7ia cries and screams all rushed to the issue
escape, c~auSia. Il scene Of trigh;tul coniu-
E@1 The ,rrcador, sword in hand, attempted
moJl the animal: AMI several soldiers on duty
IS %>";t;nc.s endeav' red 10 10 the same with
.as'r >w",,:s and !aynncts-some of the spec
a''Ts, loo, tired pistols a, il, and in 50 doing
'9li'':vG several persons. 1t length the tore
''.F got in front of the bull, and with a stab
NO. w. ~>"nNA,y applied laid him dead at his feet
-, I'.EH-!> do not say that any persons were
N!'!T'' Or e"en injured, in the subsequent con-
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los. Il. ASpEEsuS, JOHN ,. TAMIL
ROBERT IHrHEE, Il. d. ARCHER.
TREDEGAR IRON WORKS,

~RICHMONU, NIKUINIA.
F~E|HaSkfCL fo- The liberal encouragement extended to
4 US by our Southern friends, We have spared no expense
In extending our facilities TO meet the increased demand
for our various manufactures. Ia our
CAR WHEEL DEPARTMENT.
We have made extensive improvements, by the addition 10
our WHEEL FOUNDRY Of Il building is by 10 feet, ana
The Introduction o; the most modern aEd Improved taa.
chinery.
Our Wheels are bored by L Scl:.ceE,rrin. horizontal Ma
chine, and are drawn on the Axle by i powerful Hydraulic
Press, furnished with M indicator, by which the force a.
piled to the WHEEL l. accurately measured.
We continue 10 manufacture, from best CHARCOAL
METAL:
Bar Iron: Railroad Chairs: Railroad and Ship Spikes :;
Railroad Wheels; Truck Bolts and Fish Bars Car and
Truck Axles: Bridge, and other long Bolts; Iron Trucks;
Cannon and prnjectlrs, all kinds Iron and Brass Castings {;
locomotive Stationary and Portable Engines Saw ami
Grist Mills: Sugar Mills and Engines.
Oct J-ciy J.. X. ANDERSON s CO.
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Miiii3S MEMS.

rugT VI RICHMOND, OCTOBER !. lsGO
d!uU nATs h This pAS 81 =. O'CLOCK
ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, New York, aLsr. and
passengers.
Steamer Belvilrrr, keeae, Baltimore, UiGz-. and pasSen-
gers.
Scar Shoo.las Star, Walker, Ja,ae, River, wheat.
SAILED.
Steamer ~Bely!deTe, keene, Baltimore. ,nILe. aud passed.
gers.
Schr Wy,h., Tu,,lr, New York, mdzc.
Sehr J. Il. Alien, Allen, down the river, light.
Schr John Francis, Frost, down the river, light.
Schr c. L. Williams. u" Sers, down The river, Eight.
Scar Thns. Branch, Humphrey, down The river, Hight
ENTERED.
Oct. ! Entered, Italian barlue AaInitn, fi!epin lajrro,
master, from PAl=rno, 10 Charles Palmer.
At CITY POINT.
Bargus Petrea, Sruyrrs, IN ballast, ~ Charles rAlncr, 10
dad for Liverpool.
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FEES:
Ticket Of Each Professor.
Naturalization. =
ufauuiiioH. - -
Demonstrators Ticket ..,............ 10
For further information, or for copy Of Catalogue con.
taiaing full particulars, address
l.. :. JONES, VI. D.,
july I-c:im Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

MCSI.ARD in bottles, Worcestershire
IL and other popular Sauces, Tuscan Solar on Flavor
inc Extracts, Pickliug Spices. Celery Seed.
Also,
Pure Grouni Spices o! our own preparation uIway, on
hand, for sale ny p. JOHNSTON 4 RHO.
Sent % mr., e,Is,s
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HANOVER ACADEMY, VIRGINIA.

EF1 IfCRUEVI i 4 y TIHUIN1As
rlNHE mex. session Of this School will begin on the FIRST
L OF OCTOBER and close on the 10Th Of July, 1861.
TEAsS.-t2s0. exclusive Of lights; oue.half payable On the
1st OF October, the other on the l.t Of March.
INSTRUCTORS,
HILARY y. JONES, ". 4. e.. Of VA Principal.
WI. NJ. FONTAISE, n. A. (du.)
ALIEN. +. MATHEWS, M. Idol
JAS. VI. BOYD, ". A. (do)
JOHN a.. CALY0, Esq, Drawing and Painting
Mr. Cs charge Is not included In the f2S0.
The Literary Societies, for whose use two conuloiious and
we'll furnl,hed halls have been provided, possess a join,
library OF 4 thousand volumes.
For further particulars aJlres. ". r. JONES,
July l3-c3m Taylorsville, Hanover, Va.
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S0UTuEHN MANUFACTURES.

~ SHpE bLhShlNu MANlFaIIOht.
fENis Subscribers respectfully beg leave 10 Inform The
= public, that they have commenced the II rr'.cfur'"f
Shoe Hacking 10 Richmond: and having dew ed p .r' crlsT
attention to Improvement In Is :sauIiict. Q tie, ,s.-
great pleasure Ia presenting - ;hc soulful Peep c tae
best a-ticl- ever offered.
The EXCELSIOR OIL PASTE GLaCEISG. nrnufac;urel
by Us. !mparis 10 boots and shoes, or any'htas u-j- ~
leather, 4 beautiful, brish, aLd iurahi: ycLl,h, sud Vii 90.
rub OH on the hand, or clothes.
Fron II. oily nature it s".tras, strengthens, and prr.-9v.,
the leather, prevent: 1t: crtcSirG. .u1 rra4eT. it !n2esr!o--
to water.
Those desirious Of using 4 really good Bt-cxi.y shot,.
G- that manufactured by ut. IL 3. II purely SOCTilEH.:
MAStfACTCEE. and Il HOME 1NnC-iEY Il. TO 10 ~.
courageh, especially when !, csn, H"d dos, produc" .Grr.
rio' articles, We cordially hope tbs patronage Of >glGer'.
men will be accori.d TO -.
II. N.LLEGSTrIS ( CO..
Auy L ifpnI ~ tfr,-, Str--, pf,ht,,r, -
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MA FEBv. SCHOOL

,p,ur yryy .rIsIov -, 49, s.,,oo, ,.r,,s on II. FIEsT
n,v1r nGr0IrE SD ami ,rruinairs un the last
n LAt VI Sc'"pHH' ''''' """ e'""""''
-" :, .or'iin,r,,;nu NJ ,,,. ,tp,,., unurec.Ientrl succcrS
I'm ,,, .t,.ninI our sTnr,s =. rnnno, refrain fun eN.
" .s.,. So ~ nrrHi,sss. " II MANI friend. and patrons,
mi ,hE,I - =. - hn n.rdonaj for briefly referring to
NV NINA We mm, "s pa Nv ngorJ.I n n whici, the per.
nU" y y, wy nosn n"i, y" w .m al, ,,s,Ituiinn. must ultimately
nn nna P'''Pe''' u al ~"
uvP g = 80, r,.. TO-, -, mn, ,o,,,o,Ii,,. MANNED for the
w,n,s AMI r.G"ir.mrn,s nT a larre r.male institution. and
aaor;,u~ ,i,rast nn.nuaIIed adynn:arcsf for The comfort ami
WV ""' nS M nrnJIs nn1v twS youny ladies will ur.
80. 49, =. s,us cI,rn,,.r ,rcc,, wI,rn iI,rr. NAV prefer TO
eupJ ."s aIne """oe F
room ,n '0ss.nei. u.,, .,,.,,,o, ,m- study and
II II u ~ H'' .IIe e aan - go cad In successful
puslnes " ms n.e ~ r", - 49, hs assistant. nrr
lenGH'he W up"aius VI ."e"s 80 80 ri,h asnerIal refer.
neh quanLeu atu nv =. sho-,. and sufficiently
encs ~ .he pIanenes un"si : b viii .nUrr conf.
sle" III jas II " ~
enS n,Lo, !. ,hor,,sb ami compIete, and
!, Ju' ~ s ~ iii y" ,ro,,iaI for n.rfrctlou In the ac-
huc Go. eItt al b.. rr.,test care i
Iom!n''hneHns vi ism-'. .,n.n ~ snupI. practical
49, j, 10, ,,J,,r.u arr exercised I'm prefer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

~%,I!oSs II MICHIGAN An election !ur
~;;,.t'tve and local officers. in the Upper Pc,
.','iia, VAS held on the 18th Of September,
~ suited in the election Of the entire Demo
."l, tcLcs IL Markinar, Chippewa, Hough-
" ai,"ns!iDn and Marquette Counties
w. Coulter was c!.r!cd State Senator-a De-
~~.e:a.!c gain.
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:, SOTiTHERN H

4 SOUTHERN married man, who has had several years
" experience 10 teaching schools Of high grade, desires a
situation as PRINCIPAL oil Il Male or Female Academy
II. would, however, teach any school that will pay him n
liberal salary. lie Is qualified to prepare young men to
enter the highest classes OF the University, in the Latin and
French Languages, and Mathematics, and can give salts
factory references. For further particulars, address
ONWARD ". ilALHACii, Shackcford's p. o,
IuIr I-cIf King nnl NnnLn cnuniN- "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

THE WATERMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

rh'adelphia Baptist Association, the
- J" tie United States, celebrated its 153d
~s;Sary on Tuesday.
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y, :: + 'cce'it bail in San Francisco, two thou.
,,- Eight hundred and eighty people were
-'.'aneolslv ''bobbiri" around.
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FLOWS! FLOWS! FLOWS! FLOWS!
i. FL. STA r * p,
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Az f. have just opened "a very large and we'll sr:>Qa
w l.cred stock VI FALL AND WINTER READY "a
MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING III
GOODS, wh!rh We are u!!lng TO sell, WhUlrsa!e-Ll
and Retail, nj The very lowest Northern market prices.
Our stock comprises In part Black Cloth rrocI Coats from
IS and up; Casino ere Business COats from ~ ard up; BLACK
and faacy SattInett iIusiarsS Goats, IS and up: Seal skin
Over COATS. SO and up; Heavy Blue aud Black Beaver Over
Goats, ) uG and up: lilack sni Fancy Cassltnere Pants, %
and w; Blacs and Fancy Saiinrtt Pants, GU aud uL;
Black and Fancy Cashmere Vests; Elack satin, Fancy Six,
Black and Fancy silk Velvet Vests; Mems and Boys Shirts,
Collars, Neck Ties, Trunk, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, aud I
good assortment Of Boys and Youths wear, which have all
prices In proportion, aai to which We call the attention OF
our customers and the public 10 general.
Country merchants would 10 we'll 10 exlLalAe our STOCK
first before purchasing elsewhere, 1T
LEVI liEXTEf'S old stand,
NJ. 90. Main T., "a door below ii.h (or Pear! 81.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

"''':h: cloths 70 the amount Of 1900
,t'N Acre sold ir Providence, r. T., last week,
s""'" cases IL the rate Of ~ cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
ALUM AND IODINE wArEn, AM

TIE SPRINGSLN BEDFORD COUNTY,,
lRGfNIA
INHE remarkable curative powers CT the Water from
4 these Spring, Is testified to By many Of the MOB; re-
spectacle Physicians and citizens Of the State. IL has NJ
forded relief in scrofula, Dyspepsia and luauy Cu'aheous
aud Female iiseasLs.
The "Mass" Is prepared from the Water al the Springs,
In porcelain dishes, By II careful scientific process and fully
represents all OF It's valuable properties. One box Of the
Mass will make six gallons OF Water. We have on hand a
supply Of both the Water and Mass.
Call and get 4 pamphlet gratis.
MEADE d DAkEk, PhaIi nacuiis:.,
Oct | Isl. Main St. corner ahOve Posi- OLice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
JOHN W. GREEN.
sousu"Hy |AvEKLY iNNrlrUrE.

i TTORNEY Il r IA ",
WILL practice in the Courts nj The city OF Richmond
w and county OF Iienrlco.
Strict attention will be given 10 NIL bu-lEe-s entrusted To-
him.
0FFlCE-for the present. with H.. fsther, VIM. Green
south west corner Of Slain and ,th streets.
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