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LurS AT GLOUCESTER COCKr.llQCSE
1llE undersigned offers for sale all the buildings and lots
At Gloucester Court uuse lately owned by his father
John 'raii.. .rc',i.
The Property cnn>ss of Is ienrurnts, among which are
one Brick Tavern with Brick Stable lee House. and Ill
other buildings necessary for conducting large business
Four Store Houses, with comfortable dwellings attached;
seven other dwelling houses and shops for Sadcrs Black
smiths Taots Carpenters and Shnrnlakers.
The Tavern and Dwelling Houses have convenient lots
attached them gardens and other purposes, and are
all 10 good Repair.
Gloucester Cuur: House Is situated i'll the S nl veal
thy pouUus country, and Is VI the best stands ior
business ln this section.
The Tavern might be made very rr"inhlr, larIe 'cr-
cane business has always been d"nr :hcre a mechan-
hs of every Kind can find constant employment.
Tux TSHNs which Will bc liberal, will lie made known on
application the subscriber
j. rKOSSEH TABH,
Julr oS-cr Gloucester Court House.
4 VNLIiAtsia: FARM Foas SALN.
WILL ,lIrr at public sale, EllN NESpAI THE FiF
4 TENTH DAY OF August, Ii fair, II lot, the next
fair day on ..e premises valuable farm, situated in
Nielsen county Nir.Ia rc North fork 81 R0cktkh river
within miles OF the Central aul Il miles OF the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad; The tract contains 10 acres Of
which nearly half rich low grounds Ahont o1n acres
are cleare, and welenclosrd, the balance III hhrr. on
IL hcrr is good and convenient dwelling house. situated
on u.au u cnineuce overlooking nrnry the ctire farm
aud al other necessary uuhouSeS ir comfort anu cohre-
ncnce This farm is regarded OF The very best in
the counythc location for health Unsurpassed III Nr-
si,iu -corv, nisut both 10 churches and sthooi
! TERMS accommodating. NY t's' o"icr ursruhSia'
Nelson county. Virginia. IAo. IL. JULES.
Inlr
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PHILIP RAHM,

t. u l. NJ y II y l. w " II >
RICHMOND, IA.
MANUFACTURES Steam Eag!nes Of every description
WI ats. size Circular Mills, Mill Gearing, Mining
Mae'asy OF every description Castings in Iron md Brass
l.ac .; s..ar notice Feb S-Slv
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LAND F<hRs SALE.

Aug g. cuJif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-24

We have received "llle Eclectic Magazine"
for September, from the editor and proprietor
W. Ii. Bidwell
This number is elnbellshed with good por-
trait on steel, Of Thackcry, and portraits Of the
English Reformers, Bishops Ridley and LatiImcr,
and Archbishop Cranmer. 1t Contains fourteen
prose articles from British Magazines and Re-
views, and also IL collection of Literary Miscel.
lanics
From West L. Johnson we have received
Saunders Latin aradlgms-eXamplcs of
verbes corrugated in mood, tense and person. v
We find preiixcd to them large number OF
communications from professors Of languages;
the most Of which represent the work rs being
very philosophical and very valuable. We
have no hesitation in admitting that the COM
pilation is ingenious and philosophical, but the
greatest extent to which ws can g" as ,rsh"d,;
the utility of the work, is TO say, with Thomas
~ Thachcr, Professor of Latin in iaic College,
ave nave had IN opportunity 10 cxaIulne cur
sorily NJ G. Saunders tables Of Latin Para
digmS, and think that, in the hands of skltnl
teachers, they may BE- made useful to those
who arc commencing the study Of Latin.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, aug II.
70 ". q. HARMAS:-DcSpatch received too
late to 90 by cars; would suggest to you the
propriely ol adopting the same ticket and vo-
ilns for the same clcclDrS--tlie voters dcsigla-
TIM on their tickets their preference for Breck-
irritlgr or Douglas. :< The case may be; the
rcc,nr. t., ..uSt the Vote Of the State in con-
lnrmity with lim. nrli''rily thus a<rer'ainrd.
WM SMITH,
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CHaS. lRvI.SG

Hos. WILLIAM SMTm-Can yon come over in
an extra train: We cannot get one here. If
any thing is done it can be done by conference,
and soon We must get together, if We meet
by private conveyance, OH the Blue Ridge. AL
for the party. Answer Immediately.
VI. G.. lIARMAS.
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TERMS TEN DOLLARS PER WEEK.
Col. L. +. LEE, Superintendent
Il, 81. u u

kt nv L. 41LES-FUr sale
Asyi. ~, Ms ". a,ss,.
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RICHMOND LIVE: STOEI MARKET.
T,IEsE undersigned having procured the services OF H.
H. Crockett, for the purpose of selling Live Stock
In the Richmond market, will, with Luther :. Irvine, be
In he market On the Isl day Of September sxt, prepared
to give cir undivided attention u all business entrusted
to them and feel confident, from l:rir long experience
be able 10 give entiru satisfaction.
We will ,nase liberal adv cement. "ns!Gnnen,
JOHN GROUSE,
I,, ~, -,If l.. :. IRVINE
THAllOlS SKlSS--For sale Ly
~ AuglT rPURcELL, LiDD CO., l22 ,Mani o..
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SrAuNr0N, Aug. Il

TO Gov SNrH--The President Of the Staun'
ton Convention has received your despatch,
and reports that the convention here has ap-
pointed q committee of five to confer with the
committee appointed by the Charlottesville
Convention The committee from your con-
vention will be expected in Stannton with the
train.
NJ. G. lIAKMAH, j. l.. WILSON,
j. II. Cox, j. y. LGNTT,
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GVEIiSGEN WANTED.

I WISH 10 employ single utEHSEER 10
another yrgr. TO who understands thoroughly sht
cultivation and curing of Tobacco literal wages will U
pa:d Address Or. EDMCSD CHRISTIAN,
Au- lt.-rIT>;Cct ChnrIaa City Court llouSs.
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TIE COMMON " EI ErH or VIRGINIA,
THE COMMON OF VIRGINIA.,

fEN0 THE Sll ERIFF OF lIENRICO COUNTY, GREETISG:
4 You are hereby commanded summon the New York
nnd Richmond Coal Company to appear H the Clerks Office
Of our Circuit Court or the County Of Hrnrico, At the
Rules TO he holden Tor the said Court tn. first Monday
In August next to the action Of Joseph Nucko o:
plea OF trespass on the Damage $500. And have
then there this writ Witness johnson Sands Clerk OF
said Court, the State Court House. in the city Of Rich
mod the 2Sh day Of july lSG0 nnd In the Sjh year Of
the Commonwealth JOHNSON SANDS.
4 COpy-Tcsc,
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NJ TIE taOVNi:NOIc NF VsaIGaNIA.

JNFO.MAT!oS having hrea received " the Executive
that ~ w L. REDMAS, charged with the murder D !;S
own father aGa ISAAC c. MALu%EY With The crime e!
horse stealing have escaped from i- jail oi tn c"u ol
Halifax, and son. at large nere esr: 10 he: eby
offer reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fer each, 10
any person who shall the said fucrrs from justice
ani deliver them into the Jail Of said county Of Halifax
aud 10 moreover require all officers of uis Common.
vsI, civil and military ues, the prope GENERALLY
70 use their best exerons procure their arrest that Ihe
nay hs brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand re Governor aud under
: .,Ge Less Seal OF the Commonwealth, at EchmoEd.
- ;!is seventh day OF August, 1850.
D. the Governor: JOHN LETCllER.
ikoRSg ". MrSFoEp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
A. " c, GEDMAN is about : feet inches high, stout
made co;np-xon black hair ahd disposed to
SAID up il. front in bns!y manner Iar. eyes, round
:at., ar: about eighteen yeats old.
ISAAC . MALUNEY is about lee! .Gche, hig spare
,te !ipft cnmpexnu light cnlorca hair and cyes-wore
i!hn pair Of whi.sers rather darker an his aged
about = ypars Aug ?-r:fw
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NJ. y.
ST,l.yTDS- Aug.

TO Gov. SMITH, j. W. MAssIE, &c.-Char.
louisville We propose that there shall
be one electoral ticket to be voted for by
both wings Of the party; the electors il
elected to cast the vote Of Virginia for
Breckinrdgc if he can be elected by said
vote; for Douglas if he cali be elected by said
vote: the vote in any event to be cast for the
strongest man ont Of Virginia. We propose
this on our own individual responsibility.
N. G. HARMAN,
JAS. L. WILSON.
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SrArNr0N Aug. l..
70 Hon. WV. SMITn:-Convention adjourned
until eight o'clock, waiting reply from your
convention. VI. II. liAkHAS
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{ John BELL Declares Himself Unwilling T."
support any Candidate for the Presidcn-
cy who shall Pledge Himself To VctO the
WilmOt Proviso.
In his late speech ut Memphis, Tenn, the
Hon. W. L. Ianccy quoted the following extract
from speech delivered by John Bell, OF Tvn-
nessee, in the United States Senate III 1850
an the late canvas knew not .:or sought
! to know, the views Of Gen. Taylor upon the
question of the Wilmot Provisu, lor whether
Lc had formed any opinion or determination lis
| to what his course would be- &c took the
ground, that no man who had any just prctcn.
sion to the suffragcs OF his count"yinen Tor the
Presidency, would dare to take such course;
and that if Gen. Taylor should declare his in.
tcntion either to sanction or TO VETO THE VIII
MOT PRoyIso, in advance, should regard it as
an act Of the most egregiouS folly, and afford
| ing the highest evidence Of his total untltness
for the nigh station to which his friends sought
to elevate him..
1t must he at least admitted that none Of
! our public men have displayed such Il cousis
tent adherence to dishonest conceamcnt as
has Mr.. John Bell, of Tennessee, during the
past twelve years. In 1915, ne was unwilling
to support any but say-notfing candidate.
In 1850 he unbushngly admitted such to br
his position. III 1851, he becauc Il leading
mcnber Of the Know Nothing party. In 1856,
he stauncl.ly supported Know Nothing can
dltlate for the Presidency. In 1860, nc stands
himself toltcring OIL say-hothing platform.
Especially with regard 10 the slavery qneS-
ton is Mr.. Hcll tenacious on this policy Of de-
liberalc fraud. III lS+s, he considered that
any man who would throw away his chance
for abolition votes by announcing an opposition
to the Winot Proviso would commit an
"egrcgous blunder," sufficient Of itself to de-
monslralc his ncapacity for i high office Of po-
liticaI lust In 1860, he not only accepts
nomination from Il Convention which refuses
to utter resolution against Black Republican
aggrrsSiuIr, but. IN answer to all enquiries
addressed to him, coolly informs the people
that he will not be guilty Of the ''egresiolis
folly" of asSuing abolitionisrn at this moment
His position, maintained for the last twelve
years with consistency worthy Of 4 better
cause, is admirably summed up in short SEN
tcncc Of Mr.. Yancey's speech
"HERE Is THE OPINION OF JonN BELL, THAT
no CANDIDATE FOR TIE PRESIDENCY OUGHT TO
LET YOU KNOW If HE Is AN ABoLlTI0HIsT OR 4
SOUTHERN NAN"
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STEkGTNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk Once
The Circuit Court ar the City Of Echmond, the sih day
l'lnintiH,

e Circuit Court af the City Of Richmond, the srh dsy
| Of August, lsG: ,,
rs. CranirI Plhihtih,
Against
Charles Abrrnrhy Henry Colllns james Sullivan, Her
ia.M T., m L. White Linn adams; A. H. Lyon M'a@ sul nWa' Wn,
McMu::ry, Vim. H. Richardson, James 81 Motley J9hn H.
lo!rns"n John 81 Davies, Thomas VI. Enpse', 'ohn VI;
Dn'e- lr, T. H. smiIh H. " Peters, j. e. Gr"sIGns an"
oil-r Defendants.
The "irr, Of hi, .uIt i. Ia compel the defendants Jaiaes
II. Crrn.!aw and beverly T. Wexford Jr trustee: In
deed Of rrus!rum William :. Tupman and Irving hu :"r
the h-nef Of certain Of their creditors, t" pay to e la
ti The on certain notes, In the bill tescrne
alleged he the notes which Intended to he Described
AMI their payment provided for In a ny 'he stu uesu, ~
which were moi correctly rtccd ereli ana aiun''
Ing been made and fled that the defendants ABOVE hmen
are NONRESIDENT, of this the said defend
notified to appear within month alter due pub
sa"n !, hereof M @ and do what i rrceeTy 10 project F
'.sa:: Az. I!cwis s,s ss'' M0arAu H. MANN, D. c.
NJ IIfCTNIA.-At rules held In the Clerks Office Of
The Circuit Court of ILr city o: icH'o'u ''e y"
Mary frances Krrby, hs Thomas Bradford, her meSs
friend riuhiih,
against
RnheT! =. krrby and other Dtieh"a,''.
The njecl Of ls suit is obtain divorce or esa sep
uun o Rol ert F. Kerby and support out oi MS estae
an.i To nioH and restrain him, his hHeh's an" ser
wants from selling his real estate or aSs.Niis ~ t's
rents thereof: and affidavit having "sen , "" anu % ,ri
that the defendant above named Is NONRESIDENT n 'h
Common ea,lh the said defendant noilhed to appear
within one MONTH aer due n 1ss suit anu 10
auy ll.-cwIw RESJ. POLLARD. ptpy Clerk
1TrRGINIA-IS CHANCEEr.-At rules held for .e The
0nce thereof on the 0rst Monday In August s6o being
the iih day of said month u.,,r
William c. Hrchrlt. F''N''A'
az inst !, N,,x
john II. Maddox, James Madden anu SynGeS .iaTo i
Mm H. MaIox and WI.. j. Maddox and Mica
iah nn,r",, Defendants.
The plaintiff having hrd his bill ''the object Of which
is to obtain the iurarn the Court tu the rights OF
the parties under certain deeds OF trust and other iasfo u
Tens of writing upon certain real estate In the Town OF
Manchester and saIr thereof part to SATISFY he
plamias demand, &C. the defendants william H. manaoJ
aud his wife, and Vim J. Maddox not having ehitren
their apexrance and It appearing by affidavit that they
residents o! this State IL ordered thu; 'aes ap
pear here within one month AFTER Inc que puo,e snu
Ibis order and do what Is necessary to protect their Inter
in This suit That copy hereof be published once
week for successive weeks In one OF the
posted The front door Of the Courthouse OF this county
oil the fr.t day OF term Of the County Cou'l o' 'a
| county Copy-Tcste,
| Aug 16-ewiw W. v. 7. CotBiLL, SiefN.
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I'm ChHucery, and on attachment returned e1ecutedl
The object Of ii- :u j. IN Recover iran r New York
and Richmond Coal Company the amount ni tern hun.
dred dollar "f tie 9Th ay July !oi, for Which they
justly Indebted To the plaintiff ani for Which he has
present Of action The said indebtedness hciag evil
drucrd by Coupons 10 the amount of l payable on the
first day Of January 1850 and to the amount or $500 pay
able the first day July 1850, Of Bonds issued by the
said Company for value received and which Coupons
bona dr The property the said plaintiff DavidM Dewitt,
and Tor the payment Of which the said company are now
in arrrar and indebted n him and affidavit having been
made AMI filed that the defendants above named are non-
residents Of this Commonwealth, Tie said defendants are
notified tn appear within month after due publication
hereof and DO what i necessary protect their Interests
IN this sui;. LorS-Tesie:
,rr lI-rw;G JOHNSON SANDS Clerk
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ny r.IY: t!UVEIiNON Of vi:fGININ.

INFORMATION having been received y the Executive
that JAMES BRADSHAW, who was cnbfie'l In the jail
IL Campbell! county for horsesteans has escaped and Is
ca,a. large therefore do hereby o9cr reward
Z: ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to ANY person who shall
Arrest , said James Bradshaw and deliver him into the
all o! said couaty Of CSmpheii And do moreover re
g;,r- al officers nj this Commonwealth civil and military
sad rldes III. people generally their best ex"rlic
prO..re his that he may b1 brought 10 Justice
~'i Given under my h md rs Governor, and uI-lcr
L.S. - Less Seal Of the Commonwealth al Richmond,
JOHN LETCHEE.
NJ the Governor
IEo ". MrSFosD, Secretary nf the Commonwealth
JAMES BRADSHAW !. about - years OF age, about
~ Zee! high has sandy hair, being much smaller
the vr7 and one Of his hands covered with warts.
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TIE COMMON NWEALTII or VIRGINIA.

'Elo TIL. SHERIFF OF liENRIC0 COUNTY, GREETING:
J. You are hereby commanded to the New York
and Richmond Coal Company 10 appear at the Clerks office
Of Crcu! Court Of the county OF lIenrcO a the Rules
be holden for tie said Court. the first Monday In Au
gust next the action OF James a. Moore, OF
y ca of trespass the case. Damage s2I1 And have
icu there his writ Witness Johnson Sands Clerk OF our
said Court, the State Courthouse In the city Of rh
wond the st day Of July, SG, and In the s5t year Of
the Commonwealth. JOHNSON SANDS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE COI1uoNWEALrIa OF VIRGINIA

fSI0 TIE SHERIFF or IIENRICO COUNTY GREEIisG:
L You hereby commanded TO summon the New OK m
and Richmond Coal Company 20 appear ut the CLERK VI
fee OF Circuit Court Of tie County OF eurico at he
Rules be holden for the said Court on the first Monday
In September next, 10 answer the acuon OF php ls
and Frank Kah partners under the style OF Philip Rahm
Of plea of rrrspnss tie case. Damage Sli00. And
have he, there this Writ Witness Johnson Sands, C'erK
of our sd Court the State Court House In the city OF
Richmond the llth day Of August 1850, and In the s!h
year OF the Commonwealth, JOISSUN SANDS.
a c0py-TeSte
Aug i7-GwIw JOHNSON SANDS, Clerk.
TBlE COMMON w EALTH OF VIRGINIA,
fHNO THE SHERIFF OF llENRlC0 COUNTY GREETING
a You are hereby commanded to summon the New
York and Richmond Coal Company tn appear 1T the Clerks
Once OF our Circuit Court Of the County OF Henrico at
Rules 10 he holden for the said Court the first Monday
in August next TO The action OF Samuel Younger Of
plea Of trespass the case Damage $.OO. And have
then there this writ Witness Johnson Sands Clerk Of our
said Court nj the State Court House in the City Of Rich
mon the 9th day OF July, lSG0 and In the S5h year OF
the Commonwealth. JOHNSON SANDS
copy Tcste
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AttRnlonO EnqulrGr,
The Prospect in Virginia.

BI T1LER, WISE q ALLEGRE.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST "a, 1860
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iCupy-Tcstc
Aug lT-cEiw JOHNSON SANDS Clerk

NIRGfSEA "a: Rules held In the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Cum, Of the county of llcnco the 9th
day or August, lsGn:
David VI. Dewitt, Plaintiff,
agail.si
The New York and Richmond Coal Company,
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SrArNroA, Aug Il.
70 J. w. MAssIr-I have telesraphcd three
times 10 Gov. Smith, and can get no reply.
What do you propose TO DO Answer.
VI. G.. liAmAy.
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Hon. WV. SNrra--iour dispatch received.
Suppose We appoint seven Electors each, ana
one who has expressed no opinion, and al
pledged TO cast the vote OF the State to beat
;nrolns VI. G.. llARAS.
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s:St:C..5'0le.* Sa..: U:s SilEif2E
ZEN Nrl rnl,NTH

WILLIAM II. CRANK, Executor.
ANNIE DElNuAN, ! lxecuriX.
An" L. ct,is rr .Iuil l.. LrHlIam dee :,
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TIE MS.

arroRNEY AT Law,
~ stree" pHII.ADISI;P;Hll,A ;;Ll a A. ~ o,,.r ,,.,.
Viii a':"F': - ~ ~. .,r- Jan 81 eli
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

MI ~. M Ck M. D.. S0RxoOM
N1s MAn1tss. OAcs on Sscond-8t Il, ~uN
between Main and johnson streets, Kso
kuk. Iowa. QD
DR.. Hicks, In rsaswing his card to the public,
would call Attentisn to = new style Of .Pkte
Work, which Ii peculiarly adapted 70 AAt, irregu
lGr, and otheswiss difncult javs. This Improve
msnt hes been tested thsss years md has sasainsi
its eaxly promise Of Alling real want In plate
work. The work 10 now worn BY many Of our most
prominent citiAens, Who give 1t hearty approval,
and TO whom he IL permitted TO rsfsr those inter.
sst0d. af 9F4
DR.. III. 10 also mounting Continuous Gum !"
work, Block" work, and ordinary ..lold Plate
work, for which be has superior stock Oh invite
rial. he 10 prepared 10 Ill teeth with sofd Foil,
Adhesivs 0olas' and seChrystsi aoid, Tin the most
thorough aud durable manner.
In view Of tho stringency In money matters
some allusion 70 rRlcEs may not Be impropsr--
While, On the bsAA ,Ds. H. behaves tito b the
better policy, ~ we'll the honsster cousse. not
10 work II sil than to work ut prices that viii me-
csssitate inferior work on the other hand he Il
willing to conform In his charges 10 the lower
standard 81 rsmunsration that other ossspAsioas
hsve suGsgsd. 1850
With fifteen years experience, . thorough dsvo-
tion 70 his profession, and m earncst desire 10
please he h determined merit, and hopes 10 re-
ceiye, acontinuation Of the Liberal patronASe hsrs-
tofors enjoyed.
Juiyn-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
II a r d w are a nd Cutlery
S. w. & III. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
4 have in store, and receiving their supplies
for the Spring Trade, direct from the makers, which
they offer 20 CASE AND PROMPT TIME BUYERS on ia.
vorabIe terms. The stock being unusually large
they confidently solicit examination Of the same
s. w. 4 IL, TUCKER,
Sign Of Red Paddock, cor. Main 4 ID sta.
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NEW vOLUm Es
OF the rsur asr1tlsh Reviews ana
Black ~ ooA comMecs Jan. 1890.
TERMS:
For any one OF the Jour hevicws-.---.-.-...-& "
For anythree Of - .. TOO
For All four u the xcyiews 500
Fer Rlackvood's Magazine. .......-....--. SOC
For Bisckwood and Review ..-........-....... 50e
For DisckwUod and Reviews. T.ee
For Black wood And Revisws.. 800
For Rlank wood and Reviews. 1900
Mcusy current in the State where issued will b
received at par.
CLUBBING.
I A discount of rs per cent from the above prices
will be allowed TO Clubs ordering or more copies
OF any one or moro Of the akove works. Thuss
copies Of Blask woed, or Of one Review, will be
sent TO one address for 50; copies of Black wood
and the four Reviews for 500 and 30 on.
w. Rsmittanoss sho1id always be AAdressei 10
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT d CO.,
No. IA Cold street,
mch2Sd Ksw-York.
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UNSURPASSED
III AIR II Q MIC.

fIsHic preparation possesses ne p000llAf pTOpeh4
ty Of restoi ing tho human Hair, and causes ~
Hair to assume the color IL possessed before i
turned gray 1t strengthens the n air ard keeps +
glossy and clean. Nothing can excel this prepares
tion, m IL effects ths rtstorAiion % the hair byi
action 1T the roots. Prepared and sold BY n
GEO. CAHUE,
Two doossAbpye the Billings House,
jeSddwly Keokak, lows.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-11
INSURANCE OF RENTS.

II Winter Candles, for sale below Cincinnati rates
at No. As Main St, by PHILIP DECKER.
Sept. 2Sth. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-11

AN HONORABLE DEMoCRAr.-The last
number of the Cleveland National Demo-
crat publishes the following manly apology
for having dore Carl Schurz nnintentionaI
injustice by coping the Democratic YER
sion of his Massachusetts speech:
CARL SCHURz-LET JUSTICE BE DONE
1t seems that Carl Schurz was commenting
on a speech of Mr.. Douglas, and gave what
Ie claimed was fair deduction from the
Little Squatter's speech, comprised in the
obnoxious sentiments which, clipped from
their context, and without word of ex-
PLANTATION, makes SchHrz the utterer of the
sentiments not his own. The facts being,
IN brief, as we state them, Schurz is entitled
to the correction from all who Published
the. extract, which we did, believing it to be
genuine. The fellow who first cut it out
and published it did a contemplate act, in
comparison to which the robbing of hem
'oost IS virtue, for want might be plead as
an excuse for tho latter, but for the other
20 excuse can be offered.