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by j IL. Disgps, tUct'r.
ECTttN SsLa .SsaY NsGHTTHtS

4 EETteN SsLEs .EsaX NsEHTTHtS
a WEEk-COnImeGcIng ~ Ia O'clock az Auc-
ZION Room So Main street atgaHr. JswelTy.
Fancy Goods, PLATED SPOONS, Forks Tea Sets 40
ALSO-A lot of Letter Paper. Cigars O. SO
All goods warranted as represented and sold in
lots TO SUIT purchasers.
j. II. DiGGkS, Auo,'r
booIh' statesman y ta
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DEREMPIORY sALk OF A HOUSE

. Ok EMPI UKI SALt Of A HOUSE
| aND LOT ON GIN STREET., FREN d
GARDEN HI We vi sell, upon he prem
'ses, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of Septem-
her tmmercing at AZ O'Clock ?. M ths Framed
House and Lot on the st side Of 9Th street,
French Garden Hit. now occupied BY MIR. A. Ball.
IL contains several good rooms, and IS il pretty
good order.
he Lot fronts on 9th street % feet and runs
hack l3D feet.
TERMS Cash
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR y SON. Aucts.
+. S-Ths former purchaser having failed to
comply with the terms OF sac. the came Will he
sold III hls NJ SIX ard cost. Sc Is
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DIGGER MARTIN will resume the duties OF
IL his SCHOOL on MONDAY, Oct LIST, Clay St.,
be seen 9th and 10th.
TEENS payable semi annually, in advance y
Primary DEPARTMENT - ...-----.....S 81 10
Ceual English Branches ............ ~ 20
tDgl sh with L4tIn..... -. ..--......--.. 5000
English VITA Lam and Crack ............ 600
FRENCH is taught by Prof. c. BoULANGE.
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NEN OnI.EA rs NULassTS.-2D haFfsia
prime quality New Ofleaus Noiassss in store.
for sale bs DUNLOP, MONCURE u co.
l3-lw
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nina Bays March Of Naples The
ear'''' .vrntture tmhsrked - sardinia
Mn Ing 20 Back Garihaldi, and France
t'.'rL sardinia, &c.
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- IN" Hndersigned, have entered INTO a co part
hefshla. th's day Tor the ms nufa9fure ard sale II
he mill on the south tide OF the nock foimeriy
nsed b' hessrs. n II =. Sharp. cur Mr. II p.
SHARP VIII pny particular attention 10 the rrlna-
iE2 o. the Pia, ter, and pains will he spared to
ia. make t equally as sood as any manufacture 10
MI SHARP has been engaged IN this husI ne IS fer
several ysaTs and unde Tstands 10 thoroughly All
orders lett with Messrs. Edmond, Dave n port A.
c., MessTs L. Butler 4 Co.. or 80 the N,u.
wall he promptly attended to. The concern will
he Cared On under the nama a. d styie Of D.
LA bERf CO. O. LAM BERT,
W. Ii. SCOTT
Sc l. dim u = SpA5
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by Thos. W j, keesrr, Auctr,
Once corner of 1911 and Cary streets }


CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH.
IION.-WIil he sold, on WEON r.sDAY morn
lus, September ~ h, commencing at 10 clock at
the residence of B. NJ inor, Esq who is re-
moVlhS tfOil the CITY, on 9Th. between Franklin
III Grace streets. his Household and K tchen
Furniture. lnslst!n in part. of abugany Sofas;
Chalrs; Cane Seat CHAINS; Set Marine Top Ia
bies; M3rbe-TOD CelerItte; Walnut RoCkeas4;
Rosewood able, with marble top; txtenscn Ia
ble Mahogany Secretary; Mahogany and other
Pos, i" ainut Bedst-ads; HAIR AID Shnok Mattress
es; Mahogany and Walnut WGshstands, with
rbie top; CrCckerF, China and ;, tssware
ALSO-Ine usual assortment of Kitchen Ctcn-
slts
rERMs-For sums under $50. cash; over $50,
!o1r ronths CREDIT for az, T0ved neg otahie paEer
Sc IA IH0S. ". KEEsEE, Auot.
CE%TFEL HOUSEHOLD ND BITCH
~ IN FURNITURE. PLANO. GaS FIN
iURES, &C. OR SALE AT AUCTION Will
be sold On III kSUAl morning, Sept goth, CON
mencing a. ~ O'Clock, at the residence Of JUDGE
john Nj. CreECry. A. ne corner of CiR1 and lnth
etreefs, who Is decning house ~ al Of his
Household and ltchsn Furniture " c.. consisting
oI Elegant PaIl'r, Chamber ard DinIng-roon Fur
nov II tno, in rosewood case
IkkMs All sums under so. cash; over that
Al, rHt, Tour " ontns credit Inr approved paper.
Sc 10 THOS. W KEfSEE, Auct
IlORSEs AND MULES FOR SALE AT
IL AUCTION w II te sold or SA uHrAY
morn az September 21d, cominenein, at 10 u'crA
A. the Horse Auction Lot On Conucii Chamber
Hill several Saddle aud HARNESS Houses, three
or four good Young MULES. nns Spring WAGON
Ii good order. THOS. W. khESEE.
Sc IA Auct'r.
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Fa'ertne Heckler End Sarah Heckier. his (
wife, william Mcfarland, Gustavus A. :
Myers, wellington GodGia, AMI William
tUlituESwnTth
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In this cause the sad Court. on the day hibye-
SAID AMONGST other things after Greeting th- 3.
1T certain real estate IN the proceedings men Iou-
ed Gecreed rs follows: " That one of the Com
missioners IN ChancsFy Of THE Court do proceed
70 maui and ascertain the relative pTior hes AID
~ hts oil the parties respectively, entitled TO par
ticlyat!on The proceeds of me saId ssls aaver-
tisins Tor all parties Interested IN that b~hat to
apps ar before hun and establish their claims I'M
ter me deeds IN the hill and , oceedirgs meg
toned
~ nee IS therefore hereby gwen 70 all porsohs
lnteTsettd as creditors LLder the deeds above re
iettsd To-, III sp.ear 1T trls office on or efore
MoNpAf the "a IA DAY of septSmber. 1850 ~ 10
tiles and ria hts under VI sad zee DIS
Sc l2-dtd X. MILTON CARY fom'r
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EDUCATIONAL.

.EI Music LtSsUSS.-MIss ELIZA A
~ AF3ok Will onntnne to slve le7sous IN
>xx% tAlC GA the ri No, either ~ IN; .es,
20 ceE Il aeF pupils. or ~ he own. ia Grs ban
My Boarding House ut the Corns' NJ FFan4t,t,
and "A ItIerts 80 u L.
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THE DI iiESut Nah. " VI. ~ STARTS
SCHOOL. Cay near corner OF 9th street, will
lie resumed on MONDAY, Gath September.
Terms Pay able half In advance $50 Greek,
extra, ) 10; French, so
Mr.. y fLAk can bs found ut his house on Nam
street. next door to the Edgemonl House.
ll--lfp
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M ANtHEsTER NCAIsE WORkA.---we
60 , rave os hand from the above factory. PLAT.
EfH .H s6 ~ NE, ys,shiss from sD to aoo bs,-
u agents fer the manufacturers are erepayea ~
take ORDERS for railroad track. depot and ware
house Ncalss, &c, which for neatneaa, darabIht,
and aceUrscv oannot b sur Ssed,
,s, VAN w" EAfLok CO..
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EKATES, SDERS.-FINE SsTs or
" TUNGS, SHOE ELS AND POk EkH - have
for sails large and ees ant assortment of all Kinds
of EoHmoiIed CRATES, with FENDERS; SUM
MEX PIECES of every sty lie; IN n6sone ard piai
sets Of SH0VELS, tukGS. POkERS, CUAi.
HCCTILko, CtNDEk SHDVE.S, BLOW cR
STA rs hsndsome ,tands for SHnvss and longs
Brass and Iron Fo"tse en-. FIIs-BIics sta1s and
Jams. al kinds ol Church and Tavern Bells, Brass
BrIcs Nj u.ds, eli hnds OF Crates. r eYdeTs &c
made 10 order at the lowest Northern PRICES
ID. UENOON
No 225 Main stree between Sfh snc gth
l3-3n West slds
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,ix MUSIC LhssuSs.-MIss ELIZA A.
20 ceE Il neT pupils. or Al he own ia Nrs Ian.
Nty,a b"ard,ns hcusc at the corne' of Ffan<.,u
and h IiIests 80 IS-l9
,k5s at>,, -M!ss .hAkIlN Will size
S4A3lC, Piano aud Guitar after the LIST OF Sep
tembak mt her mothers residence.
For terms, apply at the house, Leigh street, be-
tween 81 and 81 An D-Im
ENGLISH AND CLAsSlGAL SCHOOL,
L. MAYO STREET,
w.iI commence en- MoNDAT' the 18th se Teet
IN the basement OF the lniversahst Church.
Sc i'm C.p. BURRUss.
(NREENw Oou A,hOoL.-, his School vii
~ opeu the sth OF September, and close the last
OF June. 1t is situated within three miles of Cob
ham Depot. on the Virginia Central kaiIroad. Al
hemarlo county, at the base of the Southwest
Mountains. ~ the midst of moral, refined and
health, and free from most of the aliurements 10
wee Incidental to schools in the neg hborhood of
The English branches. Latin. Greek, Mathe-
M .r Us and French are TAUGHT
the l0 months, payable LIST of September and LIST Of
February. Apply to K. l.. NELSON
kErxK To-Gardner, Carlton 60, Richmond;
Dr. T. " Merrlwetaar. Hon. VIM G. Rlves, Abe
marie; Capt. VIM. Woods, Buckingham.
au G-lm
I n. BINFoRD'S GLIsa AND
~ "a cthHESfSi y ScBQoL, on EAST SIDE Of
& Dr. W rsTN CEdl AND MARSHA LII
SFREETS.-The exercises OF this school Will be
resumed on MONDAY, september 2Ith In this
soNooi every facility Is afforded for the thorou IN
and systeEaIc prosecution of every branch Of
study taught IN schools of the hlgheat grade, and
tho frinclpa uses every effort To promote the
vaaoemento of hts pupIs
GOOD ana well sslec ed CHEMICAL AND PHILo-
soPHICAL APPARATUS has been purchased siEce
the last session.
Prof. EnIoN has charge of the French Depart
ment. from to ga F. VI each day. The name of
this gentleman ID a sufficient guarantee that the
language will be thorous hy taught.
TERNs-As heretofore.
For further PARTICULARS. parents are reQues ed
TO call at Messrs BINFoRD & PoRrER's Ware
rooms corner 18th and Franklin streets, or ad
Sc 4-dlm ' ' j. H. BINFORD.
{ 'HUktH EitIL ESGLiSH, CLASSICAL
- AND MATHEMATIC Al SCHOOL,
ON BROAD, BETW ZEN 2iTH AN 25TF SITS.
The undersigr ed will open on Monday. Nth ct
September, a SCHOOL for BoJs, at which they will
be prepared for suy college or the active duties
School, and have had seven years experience.
TEAMs FOR TEN hoSTHs-pdgd6ts soma annually
an adUaHce:
urinary r.ng llsh-. ) ~ w
Urinary Latin, Greek ard Mathematics.--. 50 %
Higher - " 49,. 90 W
REgERENcEs.-A. !. Stokes. Hunt & Jarnss,
Ger. Alex. Brown, I. James Deane RICHMOND,
former patrons; BOA. r. c. u Moncure. Stafford;
w. z. Conway, FTedericksburg Caleb s. HALO
well, Alexandra High School; Prof Z. 5. Ven
able, University OF South Carolina; Prots. Mar
tin and Holiaday, H. s. College.
Persons desiring to enter pupils. Will Apply 10
SroKEs II RlVKs, or HUNT b JAMES:
c s. MILLER,
du 2}-dlmt W. L.. NJ iLLER. NJ. A.
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SiLks FhENCu .-CHAS.

NiLhs AND IN ENtH HERtNOS.-CHAS as.
> 4. q WATKlN 6th End Main streets TINS
hotuIns. will offer has culture 81 TX a. SIlks, Me
iLOs and Fiannets, At n sTeat sacrifice.
Also, CallcOez at 3, S and ~ cents, al the best
make bsacAed COttuns very cheap BAfgaIus,
b4ikaiuE CHAS. A. GWAThiR,
and Ma cts
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"a The Principal may be addressed personally,
or ~ letter, at No l75 Main st Richmond, CIV.
II. Whites Bnokstore,j or at his residence. on
Church Hill, Gath ST., between Broad and Mar
shall, sc I0-lm
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ders' Hall, half square from Mr.. Leie0vle,
on FUUShfE. BETW ZEN GRACE AN
BROAD SITS, COMMENCING SEfTEMBE
l1IE. ISsTRUCTOEs:
st PENDLkTUf, Principal
u . "
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Mr.. D. TlRSEK's stLEtr

VI NLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SDROUL,
Nam street. 6Sttcetn Sd and 4th street,.
The seventeenth Academic year OF this School
will CONNIE MON DAF, the LIST of Octoner
next, PUPILS Will bs 8 mItted who prepared
to commence the Ancient Lam uages, or enter
classes already formed.
MIR. TURN X At his residence. on
81 Sic al. be w cen MNln and ETanklIn lse 6-lm+
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L0h >ALE-CHEWlNG and sMUK .NG TO
L BACcO,'M Lans horne 4 sons 'saly
Cary" brand. City Trace Oronoco." lbs ard
SNOkING TOBACCO. IN 8 and 10 10 bales Tor
sale by BROWN Il MCCLELLAND
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OTiCE.--l return NV siacevs sthanks q, NV
customers who have heretofore sA,a th~lr
b1lis 80 promptly those whe have not, Ell please
% 30 At once. As sl sccou nts dae cn lAsusrt sad
jbiy last tematains uapsld on tae Ast Ssptsmhsr
next vii be vlaced IN the hands 81 s9Iseotor, ~
'. a s1 .s.assas' S sffast B sks, a Maa At
THEY ARE CERTAINLY gres. bargs,e.
those Ch!a..n's beMstitehed Htkn, At ~
espts, that Lkvy 70 now running eh, 90 matt
assssiy and es. Ill sss MAY ,sSsays,
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MISS NJ. v. DANFORTH's S HOOL,
~ Lead colnred Cottage Broad street, third
corr ."tns- he fricar Ehrrch Iba " \ T III
49, -tit ~ 'lIe Ss h,-1 vii commences u MON
~ tsg - AT bNtrHer. 81 l3-ItaXgw'
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FlNNRv MILLS. Amelia. Va. iy2s-t2othS.
IOHN CARY'S SCHOOL or

y ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES,
a ID OF MATH EAATICs.
RsnOrsd 10 tceSt site OF IN, bsttrstR Marshall
and Clay streets.
The Fourth Session of this School will com
mence on MONDAY September lth, and continue
ten morths-
rgkNs-For the scholastic year OF ten months,
$50, : 20. $50 and 500, according to grade ol sub
u
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VI On the corner If Cary and EIryi streets,
VIII opee asau on the LIST Monday In OCTOBER.
TERMs-SU per session OF nine months NoCe-
ducIon for time lost, except in cases of protraoted
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k-dJ dt>It MISS r n biAkLIN vii .,t~
xSA&t ust ructioE IN Vocal and instrumental MU-
T113IC, Piano aud Guitar, after the LIST OF Sep
tembak, Mt hef mothers residence.
For terms, apply at the house, Leigh street, be-
tween 81 and 81. au Ia-Im
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MISS ANDERSA<'s SthUUL Will be re
~ opened on MONDAY, nth Septe Der. at her
residences, on Broad, No. 2li,) between a and
81 i m
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CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, tLA>SI-
y CAL, NJ aTHEMATlCAL AND CONNER
CIAL SCHOOL. ON BROAD, BEEW ZEN 18th
AND 2isr STREETS.
Mr. WILLIS HAVING dissolved his connection
with the above School, the exercises will IN future
be conducted bg the subscriber, and will be re-
sumed on MON DAY, thu Nth Sept
Terms from $50 to 500 payable semi annually,
in advance, . .,
Sc 6-lm' JNO. NJ. WINFREE.
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For PICKLiS6-WGJle Ginger. Cinnamon,
hace, CtOyes, Mustard seed, Tumeric. All
sHce, Coriander Seed, &c, &c also, Mixed
specs, Tor sale By W. FRAYHER.
Druggist, 18TH street.
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ItFfEKsON MALE ACADNMN.

CHURCH HILL.
The Fifth Annual Session OF this School will
commence MONDAY, September l7th. 1850.
HERMs per session of ten months-iSS0, S 30 and
$50; one half payable lat January, 1851. the re-
malnder LIST July, 1861.
c. W. PETHERHRIDGE.
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EEOUR-FINk. SUPREME and FAMILY,
L Several BRANDS of the new crop lng sale by
BROWN 4 McCIELLAND
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Board, including Fusl, Lights and Washing S225
English Tulton-RrimaIy department.. rs
Ahvancad ClaAkas % and 40

LANGUAGES. eAcn
Music on the PIano-one lesson a week.
- - e two lessons week..
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CE%rFFL HOUSEHOLD sITCH-

TERMs.-For sums under $50, cash; over $50.
!o1r T1onths credit, for ,T0ved otlahe paEe7
Sc IA 1HOS. ~. KEEsrE, Auot
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Nh AS. DIR. RCST beSs to announce that there
II are vacancies in her Private Class for YOUNG
LADIES, which will re open OCl OhER lsT, 1862
~ her residence, Main street, between It'll and 9th.
Tie number OF pupils bang limited To ght, early
Applications are respectfully rec heated aul 2mS
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ENGLIsH AND CLAssiCAL. SCHOOL,


The seventeenth annual session of my SCHOOL
" III commence on UNDAI the 2ath September
Ia the basement OF the l nIversalst Church.
TEEa!s, h o., as heretofore.
Sc Sim G. y. RIRRITSS
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Mis-, CHARLOTTE e: BALDWIN vii

October at the residence of her father, D. p.
BALDWIN, on Franklin street, between sd and
- n. Its
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VI MEX FRANKLIN AND sra eTREETS.-
The next session OF this School will commence on
the hrst MONDAY of Octo er. For terms and
other particulars, apply al her residence.
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Green. Eerdkus, Lamp slack, DROP Black, Fene
BROW n, Aase PINK Spaulsa WhItine. Flake White.
Inter. Ser de emma, yellow ochre, Bake's
FA.lt, PGu'ce stone, Rotten Stone; Putty, Sand
fapeL. Emory, Glue. Llnseei Oil Patene raint
~. b. ed I'll, Varnlshes. Tnrpenune, window
1.:ss &C, 6c.; all tor ale low by
naln ST, near Old Market.
OLD DOMINION DuUBLE-REFtN
- CANDY ACTOkH.-l am pow manofactur-
ing double rehEed Candies at Leouced Prices. ex
and c. ~ dealers should ,aave their orders ~ the
headquarters, II they V sh kLst class candies at
Wholesale c ntectI0ne', Main St
\ ext d OF txchanRe Bank,
Opposite Kent, Paine Co.
Jules RoBIS a CO.'S CUGNAC.-The
AGkhTS in tins city for the sale 81 The above old
sud well known brand OF coo NAC BRANDY, beg
70 cal the stten. on of the uade To the supe
i'"f quality Of nus aFti7l whicn they oHeT for
from BSnd,d WAREHOUSE, and 10 arrive direct.
They - osef for sac shipment, part of which
30 ~ 'D' '-'' - I. X 6. b. DAVENPORT.
RURHAV BITTLKs: Hoo Gend do =;
IL ho'tetter''s DO; EXCELSIOR do' Shery Vine
FectorsI ard Sarsaparll.a; Hartshorne's sarsapa,
I,ai Roses txpectorant; WlstaI's Baisam of
WAd Cherry; Dally's Ointment; Russia Salve !;
T. WA6NER, Druggist
Corner 9th and Broad streets.
SiLksAND FRENCH MERtN0S.-CHAS.
> 4. g WATKlN 6th End Main streets TINS
mofuins Will offer has culture 81 TX q! SIlks, Me
i'hOs and Fianuets, At n sTeat sFcr!h5e.
Also, calic0es at 3, s and ~ cents, Of the best
b4fsaluE. CHAS. A. G@AThiN,
stu and Main SIS
For PItkLIS6-WGJle Ginger. Cinnamon,
= hace, Cloves, Mustard Seed Tumetic. All
zee. Gof.apder Seed, &c. &o sIs9 Mixed
Druggist, Fth street.
RAt0N HAMS, &c.-- rhine lot OF Plain and
So Extra Sugar cuT.d bacon Hams, Sides and
TThou!ceui A!so. No. lot Smoked Beef ard
AoAsues iCr sale very low az
= KAFENAGH'S, Broad. below 9Th AZ.
\ AnUFACTUKED TOBACCO, of the best
Ufhnds and quality, Tor sale 10y
!. u. b. DAVENPORT.
= Teas !uat 10 hand at J. 7: KAY ENADhs,
Broad, below 9Th st
ltnl EBLS. No, small Mackerel; 80 half
- bbis 10. large Mackefel I r asis, to Hf-
i'Ve, b BklDGFOHD i co.
HONE MADE CARPEps.--We have the
pest nome made Carpetng cheap
--- HnAs. A. "ATKIN.
81 EHLS. Extra. c, % Dbis. Cat Loaf SUGAR,
LEWIS WEBB j. JOHN WADE
C'oFfEk sUGAR.-75 barrels landing, for
LEwis WEBB II JOHN g. WADE.
EN6LisH DAIRY CnEEst- For sale l.,
|. n. q. Is, DAVFEPURT
RoU1HTOe EaKLY WHEAT store.
- iof sac by BACON BASKEk WILL
EA.hA AND COFFEE suGAR For
sSls by BACON Baskerville.
CERES YARNS Beat qaalu ORION Nj ill.,
"ss1s " J! y Y. b. DAVENPORT
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kAtoN HAMS, &c.-- rhine lot OF Plain and
81 Extra Sugar cured bacon Hams, Sides and
TThou.cers a!so L No. ] lot Smoked Beef ard
AoAs les, Tor sale very low a.
] z z ZEN Al, Rrnad heInx
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-22

Pursuant to an appointment, the Republi
day evening February lsth for the purpose of selecting
three Delegates attend the County Convention bt
held Ravenna Thursday February SBrd. Also, ts
select two Delegates to attend the District Convention
to be held at Alliance Wednesday, February 22nd.-
Milton J. Snow appointed Chairman, and Isaac \
wcez Secretary. After winch the Convention proceed
cd to select the Delegates, and Edward Clark Edwart
williams and m. A. Messenger, selected as Dele
gates attend the County Convention, and Isaac N VIII
Lon Higley attend the District Convention
Aher which, the following resolu on Was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That deem the name OF SALMON P. CHAsu
an emneny suitable stand candidate for the
Presidency; but while present him first choice
we hold ourselves ready to heartily support the regular
nominee, whoever he may be.
Also WHEREAS, The Republican Party has in the pas;
advocated and acted the principle of In
the administration of the Government-Ard, Whereas
Our State Treasury has rece ty suffered from The sfal
cation of two Of Its Treasurers, Therefore,
Resol0cd, By the Republicans Of windham In caucus
assembled, that while hope, and have doubt that
the recent visit of the Legislatures Of Kentucky and
Tennessee to the Capital of State win have good
in glorious deeply regret that our Gen.
era Assembly voted i've thousan dollars of the peoples
mouey to defrAy the expenses of the visit and thai n
should have been better satisfied with the appropriation
of the members to such point would in the
have amountsd to the of i've thousand dolsPa
Reselced, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published In the Portage Co. Democrat.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
MILTON J. SNOW, Chairman.
ISAAC N, WILCOX, Secretary.
Windham, February 18th, 1860.
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werst ct ali, the uarrou, partisan spirit which
this reason evinces. is worthy only of condenl-
nation. 1t is a" grab game to use power. in
anticipation, while we have it, for fear the
fat of The people. in the future may be against
rs. We are noE sure but the gentleman who
favor an adjourned session. have. justly
some unpleasant premonitions of being laid
aside by the people in future. and hence wish
to make the most of their present position
It was hiated about, that the last Democratic
Legislature had it in contemplation to elect
a United States Senator. fearing that the
Democracy would not be in power in 1860
and even Senator Pugh was appealed to for
his opinion in reagrd to it. and he decidedly
and empbatically discouraged and opposed it.
and we will say for him, in so doing he did q
manly act. Republicans very well remember
how they denounced such suggested action on
the part of the Democrats in regard to the
Senatorsbip.
And now. to adjourn the Legislature to
next winter. with q view to redistrict the
State, work with properly belongs to the
Legislature to be elected in 1861, would be
a mere partisan stratagem, in spirit like that
ia regard to the Senatorship, and so inde-
fensible and so vile. as to be worthy only Of
the condemnation of every honorable man.
Better, far better trust the people for 1861,
than to attempt to circumvent political oppo-
nents by partisan chieanery. If the Republi-
can party in 1861 is worthy of the confidence
of the people, the people win express their
confidence throughout the ballot bex. and
put into the hands of the Republicans the
responsibility of redistrieting the State-but
if the verdict Of the people shall be other.
wise, all we shall have 10 do will be to bow TO
the expressed win of the majority.
If Republicans will act in the spirit of pa
triotism, rather than that of partisanship, and
in the unsullied integrity Of upright kction
adhere to their principles, we have no fear of
defeat in the future. If they deserve the con
6dence of the people as a party, they will
have it-otherwise they deserve defeat, and
defeat will do them good.
The Senate has passed q resolution to ad-
journ in March, sine die the House has
agreed to that resolution, but with an amend
ment, as the correspondent of the Commercial
says, and us the question, is, therefore, still an
open one, the resolution having to go hack to
the Senate, the correspondent eon6dentially
asserts that "an adjourned session will be held
He believes that the Senate and House will
take the back track-so that there is yet cause
for anxiety anxiety at least the part of those
who donot wish the Republican party sIaugh-
tered by its own hand-to fall reckless sui
icide. 1t wants. from this Legislature, in our
opinion, hat this browning act of folly-an
adjourned sessiou-to insure cur overthrow
in the State, and We are not now prepared to
say, that tie overthrow, under such circum.
stances. would not be Just.