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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

Lands near Lynchburg for Sale.
W. for sale Tract OF Land situated county of
w Amherst about mile distant from the City Lynch
burg and occupied by Mr. Wood tenant. coni:nu,
Acres, css also number OF Building Lots tll
nearer Lynchbhrg of which command handsome views
said city, For terms, appl, 10 Mr. Ch.wtli abney, Of
Iynciburg LOUISA b. WARWICK,
a1g i-dbtaw Lc3w INDIANA NJ. WARWICK.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
so y II SpeS,
9 0 a s

Die l1nter,cihuetn. lentsn Die Iufmcrt1amteit
BON 9GieperpertGuleru auf ibr Eager pOn @'rCces
rtes, Wrrpiipus, Wttbl, Gi9drrcn, &autabef unp
I~pufjae 9rtiteI, Die 9emTHrli6 in etnem rerartis
aeu 0Hpleiatrs @jeIh1ft 9efIbrt perosn. gcIcns
Sers MAIDEN le auf ibr rGidaeS Wein' uno Siqupr'
qoaer aufmertlam. Qie biele 9GdorCt rurbsn
auf nSrbltten Nlartter IMP metkenS fur SGar
aeTauft, weetal5 mir set piiuttIihen Sejaglcrn
an auferIt biItsen Yreiicn Sertaufen tGnnen. =
Die epu uns ais d6t 9ornnttrtru SranOtes uhr
9Beine inn ei0ene SmpprtatiUn, unp meoer &c.
HtiAt, nod nit Sui6ben idapliher Stofe per-
eben, ipte etcles bel pen i'm 9tororn 9~efauftcn
9Saaren mir Su oft Der San 1T. Der b%eTtbmte
80. gDalace's 9ure Mountaiu DEM" Wbisfts,
bon Dem mir rie %etnSiscn Srrfdufrr linp, mlrt
an @ebalt unb Giatc pom trinem innerbolb Der
Scr. StaoRn 9e6rannten 9SbiefeY iibertrCfen.
Infer Eager bclte9t au6eroem nod aus:
1000 Sag rrtra uns i~uperfinc Mcbt, unter De.
neu Die Don SGdern ~9efuttten SOrten Ncw.
Srleane, 9ortp 5tiee unp Cuba 3ufer uno Nio
Ia1es; 500 SAP @ut Qcnf @ruiGeO, YUpOrreo
unD &aTes3uter; 100 Siiten 1Grc; 800 Gtiten
@eife unp 2ihter; $40. l uno SO. 3 Madete'
uno 5erin8e fril6e cute @oIben Butter, BON
Der mir mohentliG ScnDungen erbal!en 2ar9,
Bacon Siree, 6ame, Sboulpers uno Srealt5
@al3, Gtarts, gsait 9owper, gemoblsnsn Safe
unp pteter 9stffen, Selrn, elmer unp ale Die
%lrnli9en NrtiFeI, Die in elmer @rpeer9 9epUbnlih
oerlaB9t perpsn.
5ernsr: 90 Badare's Yure Mountntn Dem
gBbi0fe~ bIpn's, 8uecalUp1a, 6lpde, SnOn,
D. .:oa5abeln une 9icettFep NbisfeY; 200
SOB l:4n3UFIden 8rauop, bort, Ytansira, S9er-
ny, @larst unD &Gampagn Nein; @tOer, Gem'
: nam 8runp9, Sin, Stun, NppIe Srantg unO aut
@rtsn Q%iauurS.:
80 nj. SO aun S69nr,
5fe b l4ten unb @arps@trafs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
Scentintiancbmn9c,
&ic6mnSer IScn{d)cn SsertfanS,

Sn 9ctratt bS c9atrifbcH &ehcr2, nae II r i'm 0ousc bic.
lcS ,%SrubldtrS batter urSta 5coe etNdtcu tGrn man oor ni&t
inSerS errortcr - ccS Ser 6nrrtttte Gt1uucbeitS;uf0rS er1
VanscS t%hoerbhLNt aoBtecr lSche r9 ben GET auSboufen Sen
NtaSmsN une SG afaiayiI tc'Srt E6 lid tur6 optsre Ycrb,rr.
lAtuoen Scnimsrt I~1nttCien ~tuHegctcE muo. 0aA acltc 95irbsr
e%ertretiet lt IN unltrm CANOE ven 9G5r ~ Sobr EttT, unb irsnr
niat 9:I6Ie 5ietcr. 10 Miro leiHtr @sctCrN tcfeu Stut etnnebm,n.
pbne sn cn etehn @ouenFettH, Dem Srrbus unS foltct UNI
56edielfebern III i%prtdten, eis fete tire @a;ob! Spfrr FUR tae Gjrok
fprScrn. Sn Sehodt Stelr &bono%tn lit Nos bette, pas man
bun lam, bic SprpCr@G pnNitujon IN ibrem Acrnalen 3uftore M
.rbaItcn, rbne btc 4sSenSrdit gu %5tldtyccn. 8u bitlsrH Groc Bat
Or. SpnCir viR 4r0poTat,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
BRUCE'S
Hen -Dorker Sbrift-G ie6rrfi

bat tets r%ptrdtbis cine orpBe GuSrpatt pm
Sntiauo'S driftcn, Sicr. 2 d,rnfru,
@cFupicrtcn Sebrtften, Seutfdbcn Sdriftcii,
Nsuit~ Sspfsr, Scr,icruuacu,
Sdbdcb' ~. SomebrcttsS dlrtittn, SinfaGnngcr,
NciGna> II. wctau.eiuicn, SurdbIddne,
MRerIn9cue uue guipduihrte GdrGuocratcn,
Gircic6 une GHipfcn, Gurmat.Sleiffeac ,e
Spftndttmbc &iricu.
Di Sdrifttr fub axe or6 9onpffraft ron Dem bicSsr Sdrift.
9u,Berci i3tntbinalihed barton Netaa oesp0en. Die npcraItib,
!the S~fntui9et, mt orr aeine S6unsn ecapiftn werbtn, lcst mid
IN ben Stnno, ettle oouerpaftsrCn Ssrlftsn VI ben nieeriaiten
Qycicn Der gewPbnti%cn 3ppcn frpctl eeecu Saar ale auf Grestt
l. pertaUftn.
grclen, 9eGibriftcn, Garbe, IdItu g9intelbofen &c. Ii,fere id
81 Den %nieer9ten 6abrifrrctcn. SGrihprpbcn nett Greisltfe
wereet 9e9en @tnlenoun8 Y@n Z Gents fur Gas 9pitpcrtc an Sv .
orudcrcicu prnrbt.
ocn l. Nu9uit 1889 oreimol aufnCtmCn uno mir Gin GreupIor ibs
rr Stttung 3uicnoen, tprlncn bi; Sulerttcne~ gebuarcn in 9Inrebnuno
trtn9tn, wctn ~ TRr Den Tlnfiat91 9Dsrtb ron mrincn Satrtaten
faus:n. @cprae 8ruce.
Np. IL GbumberS st., Stem. 9rrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21

Gru1bsS, YOpOsreS, @ranuIats0. 0rsuas aneat y
Gut 2oaf Suder.
70 bbls. Is ptlOp 81 uRb 9 Safe, 3uder.
% bbIs. prime nsrp erpp Stem Srleans 3udsr.
90 bbos. medium TO priat
geo sis. prime nsp crpp @sp Srlsans RolaHts.
$50 IBIS. G,olben unb glad syrup.
$50 SbeS. NfuScppaep 0iolales.
200 bblS. uno tiercee Saepn 6amS.
$40 b6eS. Saecn SioeS unb Sboulotr5.
$50 bbls. uno tierces 3arO (prine LEAP.
$50 iratlBsltern 0eaf 0arb.
ESQ betS. Gut uno GroB 6errjn9S.
5u0 boxes 4oamanttne uno &alop gan6lts.
300 6Oree 8ad, 8rUfDn ue 61aep Spapr,
CSC tisrteS 8ne.
so bbls. Cream Die.
200 bbts. pure Giber 8irsga;.
90 6orea GuSIiib Sairp Gbeti,.
20 6blS. GinttHnott anO &ecifsS g8biSfee, Stun Gin. 9roubp
@orDial, @ert~ unS Ntaoetra. 98ein.
$50 6tls. pure 8rsinia @Ountain GbisfcY.
100 tjsreeS 9SnpOH pOrter
100 baShtS Gbmnpa9ner.
475 bags 9aguiro, NOfa, Rarmni6o, Str unb Sdpa 3ef,,
10000 9Itnetpe, 9apana unit anbns Gisarren.
25 bbl5. @ioer.
% 6ble. 9idie6.
$50 bbl5. 6shits, Grtra. SuprFns, Sine u. e RtbbEinos qIsor
Y,pugb 2tnee, @eo @0rbS, Brappins 8wint. 0"'
&rapptr0 9apsr, Settsr Wn6 55oplfeap 9eper, Sam Giuo,r No..
rtableneu uno @ratn Bepper. 9inetto 8rea6 un6 Q8aTbin6 SsSo.
blad. green unO @unpSwcy Ibse, Stdrfs, D1atheS aIIsr Gorttn
BrpOnis, SudettS, @tctbsS' gins, @fsifsn, 9feitnf6sfe. sPaub.
yb &outobaf, Sig blue, Rutnsgs, WaeearsRi, 9ermictIi. SSos
Slatn8, Srulbee, geaif @opoerS, unb ale lsnI;aen Mrtifel 81,
liner 9roeerp unD 6urnilbina Gtablihement at6altta werSen.
Bum @erfaut 6usylt Silis Ss9en baor set
g8m % aIIae S5bne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
ScGonutn:ac bu cn.
9tmtfshc 9~snnthcfe.

git zen mir s1n neiher br1teer 9~ortslraten 70 retbIia
hUvm.'tn 5eleTuG ber3ib bent.ub, ,nlcfrte ids MID aub fsrasrb;s
" =: So S.ns'SEn NSeblmslea, t1pem it; Y alsjber Belt sur Sevnt
n u q. St,n9 ms rag ID ns5fi frtibsn Drrgucn urt M,Siecntait,n. e.,s
rncSf ynaameh' 9rsicn. feine uu6 ercbs Gsnt Saqs, Grmss
-, %|IsgtuPs. ~ralttcbeat Sprtcn NuccIr, btutfhs 9itsritA,
\ Nmsr SaTalisrsS5ie, GbccrInrc. @ocarpui, SalatSl in errF,n unS
CSmt i St"S e 'fm5 5mntt a. sa99sn unO s%Stoetncn, nstf allen sstIG
to- !" cen in09I'@lt %btuisitcn @rtiltn tefcnt empftSls.
9. 9. 81 iG6 er, Nef.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
.. 81. S1pmmel,

NufpUl tcrer uno Gape3 trer,
No. ZO4 Sroacir06e, ;mildsu Der 4ten unb 5trn,
trrftbIt IT'D Dem btutifer Yubttunl CUR Infcrteuua aler in ltn
@Clm9tt etnlhio9tnocr &rbetrn, ale: @ufpsGftrn ntuer unc alter
0'ebd, %nlcrit3an9 pn gRdtroecn dau Art, Gareiisrt1 sun 3im<
merit y! melptm 3rret iD Elm ftr itSseS Experiment. 8apetsn
9orratpt9 babe. &ue Sortrt Rpleaur uno penttiauilht Gtinbe ppr-
r1tPtR uno gu bti9cn @rets III botcn ttt 8. q. &pmmcI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
y ta',nt,nntl)nuQcn
.. 81. Gfrccer.

.. 81. &trccEer,
Npptbetrr, Dru8tf, supporter VEN bent
l6eR &Bemic0lten II. +. 10. Mr. $ MpotnsSu.,
e%cSent6er Dem alien Winrtte.
EN~ @essptt Tcrocn nit Sr 0r6ften SorefaIt une gerau.
tGtet teretct, lcWtc 6cmtI&e @rdp or0te unb @nIGu { n
nit ouFtlter @%untidbtelt tCrr9t. 20uSteu flt ute m6etn Daa
~yct1boltt9e Eager Ine, 'nilhe. orltibt: uno ~frori6flmcr = eds
lrN6tr ArSnetr Vnrcprg Ittlu. {. 10. in beftr @usmdtl ..laf
in Nu5enlTttt neamCa. MELT y!ifsI ;un She'll itlbt Al ricsiIae
zen, ale Gen .Sroldeu Nre,nr er3e!:TSs perosn. Meei;inta>
T en- meretr III ocn b%ihisitr S:r!%sangen pisesrum nit neuem
0rrratbe ouSeeftatet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
glsuss Boarptnanaus mnO gaaerbter. gRirtblAaft.

9ieues 8oarOingpauS unO g%agerbtrr-2 Girtbl6aft.
Der tnter3cihncte fat an Der l7ten StruBe, Dem
6tiAmartt 8egeHuber, Gin neue6 @naf= II. Boarding
0auS er61net, bas ct leinen 6reunoet NM Dem Qu.
blitum i'm @l9emstuen beltenS empitblt.
9n Gem SarrpOm OieIrs nei eingeri@teten 6au1cs
lino liets @etrdnfe aler Dirt anO tciser Qu1litat ,u
bobsn. Defenders empfebl: aber Gin @Ias sutes Eager.
g}ier u. DtaCput.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
N. A. ~STURDIYANT-

Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(Ne9tanwalt unO 6fentliher Nptar.)
smstbh i6 " rsberHabme aQsr Re6tsselb6fe auf aQty Sc,
tt4ten in uno fur Sic Staet RibnOup, Gbstsrfsl6 AnS 6aasYcr
Counts. Office: %dt Der III. uS Sdnft.aje JQpDeiR's 6al
fssnFbsr WH'ArTs Sa. Ll3,G
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
Deuti6e 6ebamme.
Wrs. s. Staube, 1G8 Sruaptr. inilher Der

o. unp !. Gtrabt,
atatI zen beutiGen 5rann &ibmpnNe bic ~cr9cbenis &nSeise, ba6
tc in 9tui(hIanc ale 8cbamme lubitrt m0 oaf Der llnipellitSi
di 2etpiie :tr Gramen bsltonoen bat, pUraber lie bic btftn 3rGanIle
prrlegsn fam, Wesbalb fs ib BET pUrtsnlncnoen @elesenbeitcn be-
items tmpfC9li. 3usltih madbt bieiclbe itrGn @6nRcrjnnen Die @ns
isi9e, ooB tic ba5 Smpfen Der &mbe, @Iutes;tepen II. (. ID. beTers
belOrst Hho berortiaeu Auftr6sen lAaeaitna nabfOmmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
SGaer=@

Srn NIttsIieoern CUR ytabrt6t, pae ieeen Oonnsr.
ltaa, Ibcnns s utr, reselmd6ise Grsreisr, Il ebungen
III Der ,,Wttitarp SaQ" fattfuren.
Seoeh !esten OrnnsrIaus i'm Wtcnot fnbet Die
Ssrlaninlune I'M GUtale beS 5trrn S6dc
itatt. 6a9emeper, orb. Sera.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
Oemt1obe Erndbtel
JacUb @uaSersbeim,r

JaeUb @uabtrsbtimsr,
Ne. 4 Nainftrabs, maze am alten @artt
''iauDt fib Dem btutlten YubIifum, namentIib Sousfts,,x Al.
%aivYe iu nlaben, CAP er ea 2ssu aaa beutfhsn asriSts ssIs
ale: 8weil5sn, sso9rrte arlbsn, erbisn, 2inltn, aHs arrtS ssn n.
S@ e1r. SarSine. bsqtfbt Esbfubsu, bsafSt gDsiRs. siss.rs.ds
6ra4 is, ellie @rten GenS"s, Iisarren &c. &C.. rutIdt M,ni,ls ss,sSSe.
b~iDi9ien, 9reiis per u. ''''s tasse
Vs. Gin sgtts Ola aaS.rtitr anb Ipaaias Grhunp,.,r o.s
eaieIbft slei@tals ~ icpW 8eit Az baden, unp LAIR NV, Z s. s;ss;Fss
ee,nDe trsnnolt@G Saeet BuRh YSA,rr,s~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
NEW MARKET HOTEL,
Ode Der 6ten uuo Marlbaultr., gtt9munr

Str L.Hrtn @HbIium MIR hisss nru ,ineeribttte SpeI Sc
htne ,mpTppten. GIethviti9 erIaubtn NM nj Nutcrs;iGnern, aud
u0e buISt 4ubltum Su 6ftrem 8eI~- !, %,hmodupu e'nse>
rtht;;eu Grldle f~CunoIthlt etuSueotn, wCltlbt man ltete oos bette
rbur aue lUnlttSe @ririihunarn, neon iuportgmmCnber Reeie-
I'D fnDA Wuo. StGoelbpfer u. SauSler.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21

Dem YubIitum bic ~2ln5eiae, bdb meins nit is-
ssm Comfort Ssrls6ensu Sdosr (talte II. parme)
BON Nprssns 5 l9r Bis Q6enOs 10 llbr CUR Be-
nueuns pfsn le6en. Sation 3idets %Serfaufe i'd
untrr ben anns9mbaritsu 8tOin9unssm.
s. SolIe,
SO. 266 grOaoRrabe.
Cine sroB. Senbus SIute9eI stDielt iosbsn
unS Isbt unb ~,:fsuIti II ben btui8ifen 9rsiisn
f1 ~ 9. 8.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
3. H.

-. II. CHALKLEY,
9anOler BON seNer uno @&ub, 5tnpinss, Smssrt,sy
Don fran5Ofi&sm 8al6lecsr.
13. Ctr, swil6en Main u. Carr. 8idmsnS ga
Dsuft,n SGu6madest wirS biss ~Yuuhdnbioi aTrr,ir,, o.,
SS4 St aGss a ,H is @tI 'e gsfS5 sfnp gI,sia. Di:itIbsn fnesn SaisiiaisS>
Sstlten &C., ATE SOrten npprs y. |. 10. Due Srs SotiiI, nj, rv" mSrSs
SunbtneerH ssb quot peroenSe 2sosr lit sIeibfa1s s%OsistS;s. ~
sertauft. SAP"'' 'miSH
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
&. H. GRAVES
Sculc uuo Sisn 'Yaintrr anb @laler,
! StraBe, ;pIlhcn 8rOaos uno Gratt,

@ne IN bNt notwithstanding e%initlagcnbe @lbeitcn, fonie AUDI
srainina, MGrbIin9 unO Watn SUn Sruben &C., iperben Idnea
biQigf mo seiamadpUl auegciIArt. lin SoblrsiGe Auflrag. sittl
=. .. Urapes.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
Oeutf6e 6tbamme.
Jtrs. >. 8anmann, Marfbaq.@traee;
,tuiSG,ets nor EEn,, ,,,N d..

3iuiid1en Der Stem unp 6teu.
na6t sen Grousr 8itmsnoS Die e~raebeniis guaeia,. bae a.
0eutl&sSne oe oreanInrt ituNtrrtu1b af Ser llnissriitat su gam.
eer8 N Sa'erT' ler SranIsn belien6ea Dat, ipcrlber lie Bic es0H
9tnbrten bslene %smpFeblt. 9usIei& matt sieie!be loren G5nnt.
rdnnen DIE &nSst9e, pae lt IN Dsuil4iene msprsre SIR, fupit in
Baltimore IL Sabre pracuctrt sat. unb Dag IL otsbals Die S,trihr~
rans st6sn fam, os re stpaiee auftrass Ger fdaeafen Gsii,
uho sur eplltpnaisnfsn SuTrsbsnbeit ausribt,n fam. 3ss
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21

8. Gran,, go. Q Graanse 8lOd, %empfit6I
fein rei66altiges 2a9er BON d&teu 8rdnctes,
frdu,Sflben WCt6- unp @si6.gGsinen, unr madt
namentlid nuf fen gro6ee Eager BON rirtct i'm
p%ortirtsn GGampasurr- uuO TDeiAsgReinen auf.
a%tertidm.i
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21

r Or. ss. @rcbs.
'Omce: Ecke MARSHALL und Ste Strasse.
ZUo Soree CANDLES, Salorp, Sperm unt 9oamasiins
i9O 8preS soap, Slaf, Srppn uRb gsQsp,
90 gerss gerc gprt 9uf6sn GgesIs,
5 2etr,e Rice,
400 Srcpns une Sufcrts.
200 @rpf Ifortrt 9ipss,
200 grpF WatdeS
9eo.eoo etSarren, serfSiebsns ranbs, ,psbsm rrbaIsn uns um
On 10 W.. 90 NJ Wm. @aIlart u. SsbL.
~ O"'''S o"'tmere Yidles, fpettn crbalen unh su baben
gBm. gB alIace H.. Spbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
,BttteIm Sell sous"

&afss. Snnd,Saus une ose~rbitr.soIen
Reinrr 6rtunSen fpris tru atfommter susIifun ri, ,,,,s,u,
anSe!as, PAP id am 6use be @tuen 9iarffes, ncbsn 3taS's Be-
III, CO 81 ntuss Snad-oGue einseridttt babi. ppftGblf neben fpn,t.
gen Srlrnnun9.r lets Elm eutt6 @les Sctaerftcs prtie poasr.
eHteesen Spbu MorTbsmfsn S,,"'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store
am Nieuen @arltc,

am 9Geuen Utarttc,
6dc Der Srcao- uno 6tsn Stra6e.
g. 8. 81 e { II 8 a Ii M cmpieblt leinen 5reunSen
uHb Dem 9ablitum fem gut a~Iortirtes 9a9sr BON Sriib.
jabrs' Naaren, Die 1u ben b~iqisltn Wrsiitn a~bs.seben
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
II. Sbbetsr II. eomp..
u potbtter unb Druaa{R.
Wp. 10 Mnin.G trnsa "

Nv. To DENIWESIrabe.
Dantsnp lnl VS p,Sgs. S.0Snaeae 3atrauea to6t q, anttF SnS
@eespts wsrNsn ~ isor Belt tsst xus unb9aS) prsmp. HsS -.
miEenbaft a%us9eflbrt.
Ollie Scrten SJarbeifOfe, SsnfteraIas, 8.A-a xs6efl 0h...-
Rauf>, Sau> rn6 S4nupftaSaf ~Seitanbis sasezub anS tsssfs,s ~
Den bilisasn Yrsrfn o~rrfauft. "A'H
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21

SueaffO>, GommttfiSns>, Spekt:tsnh ~.
gBe&fel-@ef96f
8rieft uub @edett, lsbttrs Sic ~ SO Dfunbe,tui6, 49,.
nit iebem ron bier ~e6SeScnSsn 9Ofodmpfu mad irs,nb ,;,, ~.-SsE
her 28elt (pOrsaslih 0euti&tanb un6 bic Stfuth1 froraa.,Ht
CUR 8efintnuns, rber tbtilpetlt, prompt uns nil Der srSs,.. III
bit erse6irt, sestn 9orantt uo SGsin. 0'VH~
@t%ftI nO @awsi(unstn. in ben 5autbISs,. !,
DtutI4lons la9iNar, itnc Jn Den nissrisftagSurIsn IN Benz Ssis,s
Surtau AZ baben. 'S'sSh
@steaNelabtanstn an irssab tnt aOr,Nt IN = ,s,ea-
Lamb, rst inc Saus SeIttr etS'n Auittaas.-|p oGoo.lg;HsS
Hnr 8shspd1e. "Nh"s'N0a"e
@S-Shr ai5mOnS anO NmseSsEs Sabtn mir oru. "a. asu,
RnGere @aentur I%6er!ros9r. a. SE@ 2eils
@i4 auf Sbi9ss ~beitetenb, bitst uS e otn,iS,.nM. "a
scr Jreuubs nm 2aRoSlegte ""H@
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-24
Arrival of the Parana.
Garibaldi expected at Naples-7he Reuol4
tionary Spirit Spreading!

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Garibaldi expected at Naples-7Ae Reuo1u.
tionory Spirit Spreading!
BosroN, August l8.
The steamer Parana, from Galway, 7th, ola
st. Johns, has arrived, this morning.
The Dublin Times of the 7th contains the
following latest intelligence:
Marseilles, 6th.-The troops have left for
Syria.
Three hundred soldiers, who were on the
point OF joining Garibaldi, have heen arrested.
The Minister of War had drawn off the
the principal part of the army around Naples.
SIcLY.-Palermo, 4th.-Large numbers
of volunteers continue to arrive.
Naples, 3d-All efforts to conclude an
armistlce with Garibaldi having failed, prepar.
ations are being made to repulse any attempt
at an invasion.
The King has visited the headquarters Of
the National Guard.
A letter of August Sd, from Turin, affirms
that the Prussian ambassador at the Sandman
Court assured Count Cavour that the cabinet
of Berlin would observe the strictest neutrality
with regard to Italy.
The Moniteur published an extraordinary
edition, on Saturday evening, announcing
that the lst and 18th Napoleon regiments had
mutinied in Calabria, to the cry Of "Viva
Garibaldi"
Stocco had disembarked with 1900 volun-
teers, and met with an enthusiastic reception
from the people.
Garibaldi was almost hourly expected.
1t is reported that the King of Naples had
sent 4, 200 soldiers to Reggie, opposite Mes
sina, and these troops, it was asserted,
intended to join Garibaldi the moment he
landed at Naples, and he was waited for with
irnpatience.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-24

WHAT HICKMAN THINKS OF DOUGLAS. in
his speech, recently, at West Chester (his
home), Hon. John Hickman, Of Pennsylvania,
made some very pointed statements concerning
Douglas, and their former relations with each
other. He said: ..
II have known Douglas for ten years,
having watched his course closely. Iknoso
that he is not to BE- trusted, euen ,ohsn you
haze gour eyes upon him. Great applause. ]
1 think have gone as far in doing this as
man could do, having personal regard for
himself.
81 have said tina: would rather vote for
Breckinridge than for Stephen A. Douglas,
for he is infinitely the better man. l iaue
neser found Douglas true to his ossn princ.-
ples and have said 80 at all times. have
said so to his intimate friends-to his private
secretary. I have known him for years to
be political mountebank, scheming trick
ster, who recognizes the interests of but one
person in the United States. and that one is
Stephen Il. Douglas himself. I propose to
help larger interest than that. l have
higher interests than the elevation Of such q
man to the Presidency"
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Fusion of the Douglas and Bell
Men in New York.

SYRACUSE, August II.
The Douglas State Convention assembled
again, yesterday morning, and, after adjourn
ing from time to time, to allow the Committee
on electoral ticket time to complete their
labors, finally selected full ticket, which is
satisfactory to the committee Of the Bell and
Everett party, who have been present during
the entire session, negotiating for repre-
sentation on the ticket that would bring to it
the support of the Americans of the State.
One. third of the electors are members of the
American organization. The electors at large
are Reuben H. Wallworth, of Saratoga, and
Heman J. Redfield, of Genesseo.
The resolutions endorse the non-interven-
ton doctrine of Douglas and the Front Street
Theatre Baltimore nominations, deprecate as
a disastrous thing the election of Abraham
Lincoln, deplore the ma administration of
the State Government by the Republicans.
and urge its restoration to the sworn enemies
of corruption the Democrats. The resolu-
tions wers generally of local character.
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The Douglas Platform.

Mr.. Douglas accepts the decision, or dicta
Of the Supreme Court, in the Dred Scot
case, as authoritative. In the 10th volume o
Howard's Official Reports Of the decisions o
that Court, page 3s6, the Dred Scott decision
Is reported as determining, among others, thu
following points: ,f... .-.g.
Sd. "Every citizen has RIGHT TO taxi
with him into the Territory any article Q,
property uhich tho Constitution Of the United
States recognixes a. property"
4th. "The Constitution Of tho United
States recognizes siaves % property, AND
PLEDGES THE EFEDERAL ALGOVERNNENT
TO PROTECT IT." .H 81.
Now, what says Mr.. Douglas to this doc
trinee Read what he said in speech in New
Orleans, some years ago-after the above
doctrine was announced: " '
II, in common with the Democracy Of
Illinois, ACCEPT THE DECISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT of the United States, in
the bred Scott case, as AN AUTHORITATIVE
EXPOSITION OF THE CONSTITUTION"
And yet, Notwithstanding the above declar-
alton, Douglas has the brazen impudence to
assert, here at the North, that the people Of
the Territories have right to exclude slavery
therefrom! Oh, what miserable doughface !!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-24

FRIENDS OF HENRY CLAY.-Stephen A.
Douglas, IN speech which he made in the
Court House Square in Carrolton, in 1874,
spoke of Henry Clay substantially as follows.
Speaking of the Oregon Boundary question,
and Mr.. Clay's willingness to compromise the
dispute by accepting line short of "a deg.
40 min, Stephen A. Douglas said: E1l0
81 denounced him in the Congress of the
United States, and now denounce him, as q
TRAITOR - AN OLD BLACK-HEARTED
TRAITOR-the first American statesman
who ever attempted to ell his country 70,
British gold ]"
+! And this is the man who now sheds tears
over the grave of Henry Clay, and, with ar
impudence- unparalleled in all the achieve
mcnts Of political demagoguery, asserts tina
Henry Clay called him to his bedside, ane
entrusted to him the protection Of his (Clay's'
! fame and reputation IL Qasraston Rrss. ua'
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REASONS FOB LEAVING DouGLAs.-InL Logan
county, Illinois, VIM. P. Randolph, leading
Democrat, has come out for Lincoln. He
made speech, a few days since. explaining
his course. Among the reasons assigned foz
renouncing Douglas were these:
l. The Baltimore Popular Sovereignty
Platform endorses the Dred Scott decision
The Dred Scott decision declares that slavery
legally exists in the Territories. There is
then, no difference in the policy Of Brsckin
ridge and Douglas.
2. Mr.. Douglas, in recent speech, affirmed
that the practical operation of non-interven
ton had been to convert New Mexico, which
was formerly free Territory, into slav'
Territory. Thus, through Popular Sover
eighty, the South had gained from the Nortl
slavery had snatched from the North AZ
area equal to Jses States Of the size Of Nss
York. If such is the effect of ''my grea
principle" Mr.. r. declared his unwillingnes
| to support it further, ...s..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-24

LET THE PEOPLE ELECT. - The Albany
Ecening Journal has the following just
remarks on the schemes now in vogue to
prevent an election of President by a popular
vote: e-r E'.a-
''Few greater calamities, in these times,
could happen, than the attempt to elect q
President by the House of Representatives.
The delay Of all public business, as in the
contest for Speaker, last Winter, would be q
serious evil. The bribery and corruption
that would be en- sendered would disgrace the
nation. Moreover, it is very doubtful it the
House would not adjourn without making a
choice, in which case, that intense pro-slavery
body, the Senate, would elect Joseph Lane.
In every light that such contingency can be
viewed, it is fearful calamity. Not that the
country would not survive it, for we indulge
in no such silly alarms. But every friend ol
good morals, public order and Republican
institutions ought to deprecate Congress.
sional contest for President far more than he
would the election Of the most Objectionable
candidate, now in nomination, by the people
He ought to strive to prevent it, because O.
its demoralizing and anti-democratic tenden
cies, as well as because it would probably
,nflict worse than j. B. upon the country
for our next President" 1908 az
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