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mLEAvING THE CITY-DR. WooLFseN.-Thls
gentleman. to whose skill optcian and All
oculist we referred short time since, IS still at
the ST. Lawrence House. but he will leave for other
parts of the State IN a few days. No stron er ties
timony can he horne to the skill Of any man than
is Set forth in the long Inst OF eminent names aD
pended to the Doctors advertisement AS VIZ have
already stated, know the medical men IN
Washington who bear testimony - DR. WooLF
SONS skill as al OpticIanl an they are OF the
highest position IN tneir p -utecS10n.
Parties n this ONCE have procured glasses rom
the Doctor, and found them all that could poss bis
be desired.
Persons who have not avalled the selves of Tie
opportunity during the Doctors short stay in this
CITY can obtain theS7 strenSthenin spectacles #
Pcunsy wanna Avenue. " ashIr 5ton, b c. when
too article viii be ImnedIately forwarded by mo IL
Persons applying for them should forward to
the Doctor oae OF such glasses at any, > as they
NAV nave been USING, as Also a staten Mt Of the
are iaboIIug.
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MIR. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
EMATlCS-Removed to TIN, between Mar
shall and Clay streets.
The exercises OF this School will be resumed on
the 18th OF September next. and will continue
ten months. Most satisfactory references can be
furnished on application Terms for the schoas
tic year Of ten months. S32 $40, $50 and $50. &C
cordng 10 grade of subjects studied, payable semi
| annually in advance: Every pupil will be consld-
of July, 1861, and deduction will be made for alb
sence, except in cases of protracted sickness For
further particulars, apply at my residence on 5th,
between Clay and Leigh Streets or through the
Post Office. Tau D-3wl JOHN CARY.
.Ey ORGANIST.-A young lady, perfectly
xSEES competett would accept the charge of an
SxORGAN. Episcopal or any other church, at
moderate salary.
She would like a few more PUPILS on the PA
NO, GUITAR or VOCAL MUSIC. TERMs-Sl2
per quarter of Is lessons. Address,
CRGANIST."
All 2O-3t* Box 5b?, Post -Offics.
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ARRIVED.
Bark Jno. Griffin, Treat, Boston, mdze., Ed W :.
DeVoss q Co. u c,.;
Brig Empire, -, Boston, plaster, J. d. Clai-
schr. l.. T. Harding, -, James River, wheat,
Haxall r. Co. ". 90;
Schr. VIM. Capes, Vanname, New York, lce'
Soop New Packet, Gray, smnthfeld, mdze., w.
H. Peasants. , -, II.
Bark Samson, Robinson, Liverpool, mdze, Ed.
w. DeVoss K Co.
SAILED,
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, phila-
dephia mdze. aud passengers. G. I. Ca.dozo.
Steamer george Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore,
mdxe. and passengers. ID. g. w. Currle.
Schr. Roxanna, Moore, light.
Sohr. Industry, -, light.
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ATo THE CITY CoUNCIL.-I wish to know
whether or not the City Council intend pulling
down small houses and unroofng houses of the
widows, and drying up the wells on LIST street. to
gratifv two or three who appIehend, by change, to
live IN large house /! | shall no more for
the present, until further action IS taken.
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~ Public Meeting on Church Hill.-A
portion of the citisens OF Church Hill desrous Of
IF tho city invite the counsel and ops ration Of
sllwho may feel an interest in this object, and pro-
pose to all such tn attend o meeting, for CONTEXT
ence, at the LECTURE-ROOM Of the THIRD
PRESBYTERIAN CHukCH, Gc M BIoa .d,s and
This place has been chosen a. central. and the
most convenien for the meeting, and not as midi
eating any denominatioDal bias IN the enterprise.
which 10 proposed by gentlemen OF different de-
nominations. au D-ZuiD
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City Point, Aug. Is, 1860.

City Point, Aug. is, 1860.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke. Richmond;
Steamship City Of Richmond Philadelphia.
Snip Peperell salt, from Liverpool.
AT HARRIsoN's BAk.-shIp Susan hlnks, from
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, New York.
steamship City of Richmond Richmond
Bark Samson, Richmond.
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C.ORNs, CORNs CORNs.-Dr. scHULTZ
respectfully informs his patrons. and ali who
hs once. Wall Street Hotel Wall street. and vii
eoh eksspis R ssNsyfb ~ oxs9 Ffs ss
q. sae seat, sgg, wi.hest Pei -. "a p~tt.
Il y ~ asissis, "a "a
80 N-A kssIs Essb,
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TIE MAMMOTH CAVE TAvEEN DESTROYED
Bells Tavern well known 10 ell travellers il
Kentucky as the comfortable Stopping place
Tor visitors 10 the Mammoth OaNe, has been
burned DOWN. Thousands upon thousands
from every nation and country have enjoyed
its hospitality, ana all viii regret 10 hear OF
It's destruction.
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Ms Guns, Guns, Guns. y ust eiyed from
England one hundred and fifty fine DOU BILE
GUNS. Sportsmen wishing to equip themselves
for the Fall campaign, are requested to call and
examine my stock before purchasing, as am con-
6dent can exhibit the best assortment of Goods
in my ine to be found in any house in the State.
JAMES WALSH,
au Sim Gun Importer, 60 Main st.
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ARRIVAL OF BUFFALO RoBEs.-BuTbaEk IL
Co.'s train from tie Red River mas arrived at
ST. Paul, minnesota, bringing, among other
merchandise 3Uu bales OF foe buffaI0 robes,
from the Saskatchewan country. The value
OF these robes is about 5 5000, aud they are 10
Do shipped To Montreal Canada.
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MAI. PitfieId George,

HJ. PitfieId George,
I'm NJ Blair Co.'S Buddhist
CORNER OF CARY AND 18TH sIs., RICHMOND, VA,
Has 10 store and offers for sale low
LICORlCE, of approved brands.
TONQUA BEANS, of prime quality.
GUM ARABIC, of different grades.
OLIVE OIL, warranted pure and sweet.
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po,,r,cAt SruMrfra Douglas
made speech at Brunswick, me, On 'ns i''n
inst, and al Portland, Me-, on the SANS oay'-
The New York Herald says:
n 4. understood that Douglas and johnson
80 ~ ,ase the stump till the day Of election,
tha f,rmer going south and West and the lat
ter North, as far even as Maine. Douglas Is
annoupced TO speak at Norfolk on Friday of
next week, whence he will proceed down the
coast and back through the mountain districts
of Virginia. He will visit Georgia and near ly
all she Southern States, speaking every day
exceI Sundays till November. 1t is asserted
here to-day, upon good authority, that Gen.
Combs, Of Kentucky, will soon visit the North
on stumping tour also Ex-Governor More
head
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M I've Got EN-,

IL I've Got EN-,
IVE GOT EN-.
WHITE DUCK PANTS.
FANCY AND WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS.
SKELETON, CASHMERE AND SILK VESTS.
CASHMERE PANTS AND COATS.
LINEN SUITS, STRIPED AND PLAIN.
them. Call at log Main street and get what is
lacking to complete gents outfit and know what
you are buying. VIM. s. TUPMAN, Agent,
100 Main street,
jy 2S-ts(2p) Third door above 14th street.
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THE JAPANESE BILL.-The New York Her.
aid says that the items of the japanese bill
figure up nearly as follows:
Item-l2 600 suppers, at S3..-....... $685. 600 90
Item-l2 80 bottles champagne, at S20. 10000 W
Item Board of the Embassy for 10 days,
Princes and all So O0O per day. 20 600 90
Item- ()ther ex penses CT gars 60. 500 no
Lelard's bill .---.........S 9l 900 90
Item-Haok hire Observation-Disclosures. 5000 W
Item-W hIte hats and kid gloves, and 40
other nick-nacks. .---......... 9UUO w
Total 8 los 900 90
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AhAOhY -OMpA

a HEADQ'RSF CO, lSr RE1: V0Ls"{
II RICHMOND, August II, lso9-
QOrder No. LV. -, =,
III |. This Company will assemble fer oTll as, -
~ room in Military Hall. on IUESDAf Inc '''
ips,., at SS O'Clock p. M. ,,,,
III. Members will appear with parade masAe"
orier for Inspection.
By order of the Captain. sr
an le-3t BARVEY A, DUDLEY list sen y.
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IA Wheeler & Wilson's -
SEWING MACHINES.
Factory in Bridgeport, Conn. Principal Office,
sos Broadway, N. Y. Virginia Office, 227 Main ST.,
Richmond. Branches throughout the State.
They are not, and will not, be made or sold by
au SLIM h. u. CRAIGE, Agent.
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N OF q + The subscriber having made a
onanEe IN his business on the LIST Of July last.
ylous to that time should be closed. He would.
tnereiers, ask OF his old friends and customers to
GT0me l9Iward and discharge their Indebtedness.-
Lnanklni tor past fav0rs, he would ask continu,
srEs 2. their PssTenass to tho new ScrseEn Of
Richmond, Aug ~ l46O.
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which - proposed by gentlemen Of different de-
nominations. au 30-2uiD
IA soe oFffGE sf 17s asals 4 1snFhkEET.
eRpSE and Checks by the
IF Watkins asts PTsst' & &C. g !, H 9.,,,,,,
VIM. Ira Smith, IF; Regnault,
p. b. Price, Treasurer.
ma Superior Old whiskeys. - Just re.
~ (
"n''n We 0H'' M S1Slsisf : $h!cKJEN. EN-.
auls-2t Pearl street.
Having made new arrangements with Messrs
M9ss.r Col man for the sale OF their patent
them at reduc ion Of SlOO on each Press from the
I'D price Every Press warranted FGBACCo
FxT g sE of all ssf SGsntd to G Ss
~ Mrs Harriet A Rady would respect.
fa .R s9 S. Rfr 6P R Rna %qsEEoMEf 70
5,b street. be; Broad add Grace streets where
she mas associated with her YRS. b. ~ CT
DRESS All CtUHk MAXIM .,...
MONTHLY au i6~lw
Ca fhe Greatest Bargains ever offered
IN DRY GOODS,
in RICHMOND,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS IN THIRTY DAYS.
PER Ki.< s. G q o,
No. III Eagle Square,
Have this day opened their stock q FALL, and
WINTER GOODS on hand. and will Continue to
sell them off ut retail or IN large gu&ntlres. At IN
pTecedsnted low prices FOR IHlR PY LAYS, wnen
they Will close the balance at auct0a. We invite
the attention OF the Ladies particularly to our
Rich DR. ESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
DO PARIS DE Lain kS.
PUPLlNS and VALENIlAS.
French MkRINOS ond tack ALPACAS.
BOMBAZIEES aoi Plaid NJ ERINOS.
Black ChAii lis anu PARIS DE LANES.
Large stock Black and Colored Wool and Me
rno SPAWLS.
KID GLOVES, LACE SETS, and EM3ROI-
DERlES. PERKINS h CO.,
au l4-l5t No l4i Eagle Square.
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LOST AND sTRAYED

~ STRAYED away from our stabs,
va on Friday, msdum sized bav MULE,
SAS4 about Years old having wart on ore OF
~AH.hls hind feet. suitable reward will be
paid for his delivers.
au 20-dlw&cwlw s. McGRUDER'S SONS.
r1re STSAYED-From my house, on Ba-
TAsT con Branch, "Wednesday, the 18th. a light
R.nayellow STEER. almos. n cream color. A
liberal reward will be paid for his delivery to me,
or information so that may get him again.
VIM. K. SLEDD,
au .O-It* Second Market, Stall No. u,
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RICHMOND RAILWAY COM.
STOCK Of the RICHMOND RAILWAY CON.
PANY not already subscribed for will, THIS DAY
be opened at the ONCE OF the Company, over the
store of Jas. Woodhouse Il Co., and at the office
OF ]. A. Lancaster & Son.
By order of the Board of Directors.
au8-ts JOS. JACKSON, JR., Pres't
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=, ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUAFD,}
RICHMOND, Aug II, lcoo. IA,
II The Non Commi ssioned Omee1sSSi th "a,
I'LL Company will meet at MJYtary ma,
business. . hour
The Company will assemble at the same , nor fSf
and place, on MONDAY eyenins, anh ih''''
Company drill T.. ,hs..h
Members will pay attention 10 the iset, w 80.
sence from four successive drills, withost ss
factory excuse, disquailhes them Hoh'
membership.
BY order Of the Captain. o,,,
N, ,y.st mo MACDONALD, LIST se'E =.
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ADJUSTMENTS

COME ONE: COME ALL!!
GRAND sPARRING EXHIBITION
4. m....,,. r., AND CONCERT,
Aus: 70, Tor the benefit Of CHARLES IA RTn'ns'
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| OOk l-Rich Plated lce- Pitchsrsi Britannia
tsrps oil the shovs Goods tust reeftved es the
's''' 'as a'sis EyYIIlhSsf sfM /. CO.,,
NrwYoxx Sx Ii . 1E6.s sbtzfH
~ 's's''aa aas VI lss u y, sAysxsssy,
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EWfS WEBD & JOHN q. WApn ADJ sS.
Il for sale 80 hhds. Porto Rico and NsHn ~ Sbls.
Extra q Coffee Sugar. ; 20 bhls. Cut toai Sac;
Crushed. s bbls. Powdered and GranulAtsa SoSSs
700 hdd. CubA MascQysd9 Mois1sfs r w bbs cs;
irqlsl w. gFs;s 81. r' ss's SCR,
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NoTsCE.-All persons having claims aganst
y the late MRs. MARY ANN RRAXTUN, Of
Ravenswood, Henrico county. are hereby MT ned
to present the same. dull authe nticaEsd TO the
dersgned, or to address Box ST." Richmond
Post-Ofhce. CHARLES CAMMAN,
HenrIco County, May q, 1850. Executor.
I7-nlm
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SECOND EDITION or CODE OF W n -,
- GfNIA.-PROPOSALSw will be recelvee w ~ q
Secretary of the Commonwealth; until the ssccua
Edition Of the CODE Of VIRGINIA. By - ~
of the last General Assembly. the secrs.S 10 m
CURED TO prepare this edition, OF WIS., 81
copies are TO be printed. IL Is requires nrs,as %
respects equal in paper, printing ana gIhsns ,aa
the FIRST edition. and the law requires 49, Of
security to be taken for the faithful ,T .ss
the work. The copyright Is TO 10 ssca'sN W.
Commonwealth. Ahs.llea
Persons desiring to contract tor the paoolnms.-
will put in their bids az 50 much LOT vac . larssf
The work will probably be about Ioo pss9s "a. he
than the first edition: but, more m re-
hid must To by the volume complese "a uth
CURED by law. The Secretary reserve, bi,ssef %
To Judge of the competency OF tne F99ssmea b.
perform the work, and 10 take the oia a vis The
him To be the best for the Commonwesssso Of De-
work must be ready for delivery by the h's'
oemoer ns1t-so0nSSlE z Ss1Ws MUNFoRRA
au ls-tAu25 Seo'y of the Common -e-,,-SJ
GRAIN BAGS. &c.-For sale q ia,ll sassh6s.
NJ Manchester, extra heavy OhAlN
made in the strongest manner. r0TTON
Also, full assortment OF Manchester W.
Bags viii be branded when desired. ana iva
cred free Of charge. Apply to.s .,snt
Manchester Cotton and Wool MARI
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DsNE. WOcD. At S3 Per CORD The
subscriber are row pared TO deiver f ON
their Saw NM, on VI yes Island, SEAsOSt b
SLe b 2 \ WOOD, for he low Lrice OF So per
cord, delivered any where III the ty il is cons d
10y 'hose who uss ii rs the best fuel for the
zee that can be found in IN" city.
ANY orders, which may b left At MIR. l.. J Sin
toms Hai DWARF Store, Man street or st ouv
Sop, ner of Cary and 9th streets will be pune
tuallS 1t e. ded to
III In JNO. GEO 81 BISON.
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& q n G r n n !.

~ On nS M0NBDAY, Angus. the Nth, will ).
gwen CoNGEhr AZ SCHAD 4 vEsDEL's
at o'clock p. NJ, by
SMITHS RkGIMENTAL BAND.
au lo-zI SCHAD VEhDYy
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WANT kD.-We wish to employ for the next
w session of the WESLEYAN Female College,
Murfreeshoro' n. G, commencing October LIST
MALE PROFESSOR OF ANCIENT Lam
GUhGkS, LADY to take charge of the ORNA-
MENTAL DEPARTMENT, and one or two F e
MALE MUSIC TEACHERS. These who apply
will please state their qualifications. aee, whether
married or single religious faith, and their native
state. None need 1ppls whn are not well qualified,
and can v e., rec mpe cded Address
Rev. 4. 2. " LIS Pres dent,
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WANTED-BoARD.-A gentleman wishes to
w obtsin BOARD in private family, or in .
himself. wife and two children. References of
undoubted Responsibility will DO given Children
aged ii and Is years. No furniture required.
State termz and locality. Address board" Box
07 Post Office. an 90-3tt
MTANTED-To sell ont the BAKERY. known
w as the % Manchester Bakery with Cracker
mach and every thing suitable for carry ing on
the business. This rare chance, and will be sold
cheap. For particulars apply on the premises in
Manchester. an Is st.
WANDA WET NURSE. Immediately =
w Apply on 9th street, between Clay and Leigh,
second loor from Leigh. au Is CT
w AN r Il D-A hand who understands both
w C0ACH-TRIMMINGa and PAINTING.
Apply to VAN-LEW, TAYLOR Il co. :
MANTED-A HOUsE-For q small fami- ~,
w ly, between now and LIST September, I'D ts::a
the eighborhood of the Second Market. Ap hcx
ply to J.P. KAVENAGH, 9Th and Broad SITS.
WTANTED--A PARTNER. with cash capital
w of 81 600 or IS 600 to engage in a mechanical
bust moss, aire ady established. To a steady, in
dustrious man. of good business capacity. who
would evOte his whole attention to the business,
money can he made For information, addrees
"MECHANIC,' Box No. Al, Richmond Post Of
fee, stating where an interview can be had.
au 2 It's
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30

The Abolitionisls are still operating on
slaves to insurrecion.
Two Congressman in Alabama are
out for Douglas--Cobb aad Houston.--
They are the ablest in the delegation.
Among the members Of the Missouri
Legislature elect are TWO of the Douglas
delegates 10 the Baltimore Convention.
Sixteen of the leading Democratic pa
pers in Louisiana sustain Douglas and
Johnson. and are working diligently to Sc
cure their election.
The Mansfield (Ohio) Banner says the
L'ncolniles are ''scared out Of their boots
at the German demonstration in that State
for Douglas.
The Springfield Mass Republican says
that Charles Sumner is no statesman. Ii
such is the ease why did Massachusetts
Republicans send him to the L. S. Senate?
The Bell and Everett Indiana State Gov
vention was held at indianapolis on the
18th, and an electoral ticket formed. Re
solutions were adopted opposing fusion
with any political party.
An Ohio Republican editor says he
wants to hire small room in which 10
give the first holler for Llpcoln. He wants
so know just how it would sound in Ohio
to near any body hurrah for "Old Abe"
One hundred guns were fired at Evans
vile. Indiana on the announcement of the
nomination of Bell and Everett ticket f0r
that State. The greatest enthusiasm is re-
ported tor Bell and Everett.
The Athens Herald states that John
7. Morgan, State Elector on the Seceders
ticket, in his speech there did say, if Lin
coin was elected President.he would go in
for dissolving the Unlon--even without
waiting for amy overt act of the Federal
Constitution.
We understand that the whole bur
den of Carl Schurz's speech, on Tuesday
night, was about the Homestead bill
which he regarded as entirely Republican
measure He did not tell his audience
that the Republican nominee for Vice
President vote against it, and that Doug
las has always voted for the billl--Ierr.
| Houte Journal
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
Herschel v. Johnson's Opinion.

The Republicans are constantly misre-
presenting the views Of Gov. JOHNSON. the
Democratic candidate forFics President, on
the question of Popular Sovereignty. On
the 28sh of June. 1860, he made speech
at Macon, Georgia. which is published IN
full the in Augusta Corst;tntior ot,St. We
extract from IL as follows:
Il lepea that we are bound TO the doc
t,ine OF mon interfere by Congress WI h
slavery in STATE and Te, rtory or il the
District Of fCoumbia. We are bound oy it,
aot for day or a year. but ior lie future,
SO long as lhe North shall faitlfuly adj
here to it. Mr.. Breckinrilge Is personally
bound by it. in virlue of his aceep a"ce OF
the nomination for the Vice Presidency,
n 1890. by lie Conyaniion- that adopted
the foregoing resolutions. i appeal to
every iarmihded man To say whether a
Cong 'esional Slavecode or Congressional
legisla ION for the protection Of Slavery in
the Territories is no: interference by Con
gress? Is ii uoi utterly incompatible with
the idea of non interference" IL il no, bad
faith in the face of this hrm compac; be
tween the sections. to Insist upon ii? Is
| it generous 10 our fellow Democrats IF the
! North? Is i, wise, in view Of all our sur
rounc ings, to leopard the integrity and
triumph Of The party upon such an issue?
X
I'm Georgia it has been adopted in the
State party conventions and Legislative
resolves from 1851 down to tho present
time; in sovereign convention she agreed
to 1t, In 1850. AS a permanent aud final set
llement of the slavery question. No one
can deuy il, or evade it, That Was our
agreement. We are bound by it. The
whole Democratic party. North, South,
and West. is bound by il. Honor, interest
and policy all rniied in demanding q lailh-
! ful adhesion 10 it.
But ii is said that Congressional slave
code for tie Territories is not intervention
does not violate The principles of non
Intervention. This is th. suberfuse un
der which the seccssionisis vainly attempt
to shelter their defcnceless position. Non.
intervenl lion is non interference. therefore,
whatever interferes with slavery in the
Territories is ntervention--violates non
, Intervention. Without any critical play
upon words, il would strike every unbiased
mind that this is the plain common sense
idea of non-iutervenlion.
From the above no man can mistake the
views Of Gov. JOHNSON. He is for non
Intervention now and for ever. as long as
the North stands by the doctrine.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
Gross Gelt Duyvil of the Harizenfels
-DR-
THE PHANTOM RoBRER.
BY JOHANNES FRANZ voE POOLE.
CHAPDER DE VoN.

CHAPDER De VoN.
as eight o clock Of de efenin in summer.
de red sun vas gildin ae YES ern hills un
vale In de beautiful, old, romantic land of
Sharmany de land dear to us because il
is de land of Goethe un Schiller, of SWEET
ger kase un lager. Of Martin Luther and
Shon pehind de bar. Veil, it vas efenin,
un de sun vas TO work. doin de gildin, ven
draveler. carrying a little plack pony
under him, vas seen descending up pig
hill, covered nit small paving stones. vot
loaded to de castle Of Heinrich Won Dun
derbugg. AS ne coined near lie top he
paused for 'pout four or dree minutes, look
Ing arount him, fast to de right den to de
left, den 10 de right left un by right, den
to de left right un by LETT, un den up TO de
ground, and den doun 10 de sky at last
he pulled doan de lat vol covered his eyes,
un nit voice like dunder speak nit him
self:
Mine Himmel, was is. das -
As he sprokened dis. man shumped
from de ground and vispered to him in
snoder voice more so loud as his
Was Nillsl du haber p
De stranger laughed nit clear, mud
dy ha ha ha
Hans Won Swei lager dam kwick shump.
ed from pom Top de horse, un iieipg tree
by de roadside to de pride of de harness,
followed de onder fellow after valkin to-
geder lillle Ways apart 'or apout ten min
ules un quarter dey suddenly stopped
short, den going to de lef: a long way or
longer, dey enter a cave or cavern carved
out Of ds solid sand De PAIR sthopped.
Heinrich,' said de stranger, comen
du here
'Yaw,' vas De response
We're is Katrina q
She COED out nit Yacop'
Iia ha = unclaimed Hans too times,
NIT 4 duyvil Of an asgrovokement. Is
she COED nit him. Blood ! blood . !!
blood :! blood !! J.! more SO much as a
5ushel basket fun
He seized a small keg of lager vot
vas sthood hanging up on de middle of de
floor. un NIT de despera.e Of mad dog or
disahboiuied candidate. he pulled out de
STOPPER, Hinged it nit an oath--both to-
geder--on TO de floor, den nit all his
strength raised de keg high as his head
his companion thinking he vas going to
commit suicide upon bis head. run'd for-
ward TO slhop him, bdt--he vas too late
silently de keg vas lowered. midout a
struggles ii fell on his lips, un ere anoder
minute, all dat remained Ode lager--yas
nix