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The Principal begs leave to offer this Institution
IS one des Gned to eleYate female education The
IN he't grade, and one n which 20 pains ex-
rense are spared for facilitating this object, and
afioTdlDg the very best opportunity Tor thorough
and practical acquisition CT the MODERN Lam
GUAG 3, tFreuch is the household language,I
MUElG. DRAWING, PAINTING and every
complishmcnt appertaining to the most polished
educltoG of Young ladies'.
+ or terms, references or a prospectus of the
plan ni study, apply to
I'M AIrna Ii
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IL n
u ls now selling the cheapest Collars and En-
brolderIes of every description. He is now otter
ing to his customers the following lots of Emhroi
deTIes all OF which are new and as cheap IS repre-
scented: SWISS Collars at Is, worth 25c.: Cambria
Collars at 25o.. worth SHE; Cambria Collars at
N3ac.. worth SOC Cambria Collars at 50J.. worth
75C.; Collars at 75c worth 81 25 Collars at 81,
worth u so; Cambria Bands from 25c. to s rs. to
be sold at 20 per cent below tae usuat prices :;
Cambria and swiss Edglngs and InseTtngs, and
o her goods too numerous To mention, to be sold
at lowest cash
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MeS,1, 4 &c, g a e -T0 me LAYtts A,D
gSfgG NNnnIth rs v III Wt vKlGHhasMqRNDN,,
ttUCA ST MON would respectfully inform S0LsN
the ladies' and gentlemsn that she has insE re-
Terms, comprising the Zouave Jackets. for la
dies; Japsnese " alklngCoat and Cape, for little
bOys Garrlck Coat. Spanish Dress. Zouave Coat,
Lennet Coat and Dress Jacket, and a number Of
Apron Patterns, for little boys Also, the Lulu
and Victoria Walking Dress, for little girls Zou-
ave and Cleopatra Aprons. and a number of Dress
Sleeve Patterns
Hiss SENlON is now ready to Braid and En-
hroider the Zouave Jackets. for ladies' and chill
drep. Also, Ladies' and, Chidren's Flsunels;
Sacks and Wrapplngs for Infants Suits Enbro-
1ered f Little Boys. Also, hiking Drawing and
Stamping done at the shortest notice, in her
room. at her fathers residence, doors below st.
Charles Hotel.
Oc Dim Miss REBECGA SFM0E
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oc % JOHN A. HUTCH FSON SH c.
uIGI, .OssIABLEs sALk.- WIN 5. .oId

TJFEF tUNSEABLES SALE.-WiIl be sold
al on FRIDAY, tho Is. h day of October, 1850. At
10 &C ock A. NJ, at the Blacksmith Shop on 18th,
between Broad and NJ a. snail streets. lately occu-
pied bv GEO Nj Tay Tor. one pair BELLOWS;
three VICES; one Anvil; two C.RRyALL
BODiFS; enc CAPT BODY; lot COAL; lot of
Spoke and Fellow T .MBER; and lot OF TOOLS;
cd IRON; WHEELS, &C., to sntisfy dlstress
warrant in m hands in favor of Jno. Prddy vs..
Geo. VI. ray lOr. TERMs-Cash
oc % A. f, BUTLER. H G. Z. r.
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE,
IN Cary, AZ door bs!o,o l2th Street. aad merit TO
EIoMr InSpeelor'S FORMER ONE.

IN tUTbs 81 upUf ocEBtO l@AA SBscfs Had utIt 10
Flour Inspectors former Qgsee.
Successor TO Jas. Thomas, Com'r Merohant,)
Respectfully informs the oitizens of Richmond,
and the public senerally, that ha has purchased OF
the legal agent of Mr.. Jas Thomas al bis stock Oh
hand, suoh as CORN. OATS, HAY, CORN
MEAL, &c: land viii continue 20 keep on hand and
deal IN GRAM, FEED, TOBACCO. FLOUR,
seleat parcels of countIy- cured BACON, BUT
TER, BEESWAX, DRIFD FRUIT, 40, piedg-
ing every effort TO facilitate tho interests of
those who may favor the new concern. A eonnnu-
etlon of the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor Is solicited.
He refers, By permission, TO Messrs. Wagon
SR, HILL ARCHER, VAS-LEw, TAILOR & Co.
loNgs CO.. RICHARD CAuTHoks, Eso PHILIr
b. PRICE, Esq, Richmond. Va.
iy 1-3m J. MONROE GARTER
CAhD. W Q yers earnestiy leauest cnaton,-
"A ers and otherp, who have our BAGS, to send
them TO as inii OF gram, II ready 10 send il, or
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering u rest
lnoonvenience for want OF our Bags that are idle
~ various hands who have neglected 10 return
them. In short time We must ,.ake up bag ac-
counts ana charge the holders with them. When
we SEND bags to any person, they should DO re
Much of the wheat we receive is damp. Farm.
ers ought 10 dry II At home. Bsrns, granarIes and
ali OUT OF doors" are bis enough 70 spread IL N.
Farmers lose immensely by inattention to this
point
We have fallen on perilous times, whom debt 10
fearful. Filling orders for guano, 40, ON the
tath Of growing crops, won't do for those VINO have
10 buy them lime. safe principle of individual
% Its MADnIiX co.
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EDUCATIONAL.

" AND MATHEMATICAL s II DOL, ON
BROAD, BkTW ZEN 24rH AND 18TH SIS.
G. s. MILLER,
W. l. MILLER, NJ. A
The exercises of this School Will commence
MONDAY, I7th OF September.
TERMS, for 10 months, ayable eemi-annualy IN
advance: $50, $40, $50 and 500
For further Information, appy 10 Messrs> Hunt
James, or Stokes II kives. sc N-lmF
SOUTHERN WAYLRLEY INSTITUTE,
~ On 9TH ST., BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH,
MRS. PETER T. MAYO. FRIHCIP.L,
Commencing list October, 1860.
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FOR 5 A l. E--A fine. tn prong Dred,
langley HORSE 4, raised by Major boswell,
N~Awho will give his ped gree 20 any ore wish
Ing to purchase He was 5 years old last June. aad
Is about Is hands high: il q remarkably iiue har
ness horse, and goes well under the saddle; can
easily walk five miles an hour. and sound in every
partI ,ular. T. B. GRUMPY. -
&C I3-ts 5th and Cary sts.. or a. II .xali'a Mills
FOX SALE-A hns BUGGY tIUho -
I~LsfYe years Old, and is warranted sound,
Z--Aworks well in double harness. is quite fast.
and very snowy. Apply to JOS. K. Hin,
au 23-ts American Stable.
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~ fox sale the balances of my cheap and rich Car
pets st cost, Tor the purpose Of making room for
new supply. Stair Carpet IA cts; extra heavs
at IS cts; wide Ingram. eautifal pate MS al
IS. amt so cts; Two-Piy, rich, all wool filing anu
worsted, AT 50 and GA cts worth STA cts Hearth
hugs at s. 81, selling elsewhere at ga Gail with
out delay, ladies and gentlemen, if you want to
buy cheap Garpsi, for g litte money, at
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DEhUVfAN sfnUf-A permanent solution
is most valuable form Of non for al diseases in
which iron il necessary, but is difficult 10 he
the difficulty has been overcome, and ply soans
h can rely having the preparation in It's most
efficient form. For sale By
A BoDEKER Il CO..
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PAFh ms & MINER, WHOLESALE GRO
,E,EAS AND PROVISION DEALERS, otter

!: 2hts. BREASTS BACON.
-, Is nos. sH0CLDER BACON,
s. ,l as' ~ ~, txtra &C and b. SUGARS,
lu Ss s' T ssa Loaf and Yellow do.
:; b s n. o. and p. K. MOLAsSES,
~ o2S Extra Leaf LARD,
81 P 5as. Pure CIDER VINEGAR.
Ia" G sIaa' r, z. Shermtn WnIsKEY,
rgg rs BRANDY, GIN and WINE,
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OFFICE OF X. II. MAURY & co
RICHMOND, August Is, 1890 I
CLOCKS AND HU MIS- FOR AALE,-yIR-
- GINA SIX PER CENTS
ORANGE AND ALExATnRIA RAJ.ROAn
Six PER CENTS
shares Bank oi Commonwealth STOCK.
Shares Farmers, Hank STOCK
sAares Bank Of Yirsinia STOCK. su1s-u
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Anew STOCk OF DRY GUUDs.- Jns

desirable sty lea OF Dress Goods Coaks, of aIl the
best sti les. daily made in own establishment.
A large and good assortment OF every hing IN the
way of Servants Clothing, Blankets. &c. &c =;
Table Dama6ks, Sheetlngs. &c. &c. For sale by
GhILES & CE TN kPH Ii kroad It
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AEtyNU SUFFLY-RILh AND BEnUII-
- ftL GOoDS.-We are opening, by steamer,
winch makes our stock still more attractive, Rich
Paris; Plain VeiouIs and Soiielnos; Rich Black
and Color5d SILKS; Velvet and Cloth Cloass, in
new patterns and very beautiful styles; Cni!dren's
and Misses Cloaks. Our stock of heavy WolleLs,
t@r Sarvanis, comprises 4end6 Virginia FaIled
and striped LiRseys; Blankets Flannels ana bed
Blankets. Carpst Department Extra ingram
CaTpets; extra Three-py Carpets; Rich Velvet
and BCusSes Carpets; Rugs, Floor Cloths, III ats
&c. Purchasers are invited TO examine,
CHRISTIAN (kTnRHp Mini
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rl'HE UNITED AGRICULTURAL FAIR

4 is considered by all who have visited {, to be
fine affair, and to equal the exhibitions of its palm
lest da, 8. and all who have been to LEWIS store
readily admit that he IL selling Dry Goods at ex
tremely low prices. and that his stock is ares and
a complete assortment OF desirable
foods
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SPECIAL NOTIGE.-
~ LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX
Steam Candy Manufacturer, FIVE story build, ing,
Nam street, SIX doors below Mecsrs Isaaes r
lay lor directly opposit the old established store
of Messrs Richardson r. Co would be happy 10
accommodate his old customers and the public
generally. The very liberal patronage bestowed
on him for the last fifteen years enables him. with
an enlarged establishment, TO offer Inducements TO
purchasers unequalsd this side of Phi ladelphia
With more room, more force, more stock, and a
settled disposition to do large wholesale bust
ness solicit call from the bus ing publ at No
al nj
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u ~ LS9 I. = 1T L HAIR = ASi;,-
the NM .nt' LaDe preparation 10 presented TO
70, az az Tar feat de. idaratJm so long Sous ut
ts.jss ,e'L' Tor restoring lost hair. preventing
.m1, eIAiicstlag dsnaruH, aud giving the hair
cs,r. ana glossy appearance. Many eerth-
Ereto, "a iiflaes mlghL be gwen, but the pro-
s.c M shaLthed that II Will recommend itself,
u,su,n nseos Is thai to make for itse II rep
gsrst,1.' 4sfto unequalled by anT similar pre-
O. Ana Lex every Que, wbOse hair Is falling of, ,
sgs = procure bottlo. Give IL far trial. A
tgfso 49, 20 Val prove it's qu4llties. Mauuiac-
SoiI by JAS. =. DiVAL, DruggHt,
Maln ard 10th sts Richmond Va
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COAL, CCRE, WOOD, &c.
IT0OD.
" O 0 D

U Q D /.
soeoris 81 .solsd Oak end Pine WOOD on hand,
g-ITEa.e by PHILIPS & COLEMAN,
Dim South SIDE Dock.
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SALE OF STOCK AT THE FAIR

5NN GE0I NnS,-W'I Ne soId At fbs llNfON
EN<AEA GROU NDS, commencing on
ThCRSD Af. the 18th lest ut O'Clock P. NJ,
large number of HORSES, embrscinx Horses of
every deception. ard Colts ard Fillies of i'm
proved breeds. Sales TO BE- continued on FRIDAY
and = All URDAT, TIE 26th anc 9th insts.
feFsons having Horses they wish sold will re-
port the came 20 the Marshal of the EoIse Depart
Ia@ut.
The celebrated PREMIUM DRAUGHT Stall
LION "CHAMPiON." nine years old. aud up
wards of sixteen hands high. will be offered this
tlHUKSDAY, y day AT O'Clock p. NJ.
JACOB S. ATLEE.
&C ?5-3t Sup't of Horse Department.
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A reduction of fourth TO Ministers
A-No extra charges. Pupils provide Book
and Stationery at their own expense. In case of
protracted sickness, a deduction VIII he made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents faui-
ly. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with Am, and all letters for
them sent to hiz care.
Catalogues. containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned at the Bookstores or by application 10 the
Pres lent CEAH H. w [NSFON
au4-23sm Richmond Va
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE

OTKLiUS FOR SALE.-I viii Offer
~ for sale the beautiful and thor"us brsd
Is<Astal lion, OEELIUS, privately until Satur-
day. the 9th instant If not sold pTtvatelv, will be
put up To the highest BIDDER on hat day. Any
person who inas wish to purchase, can do so by
applying TO the subscriber, on the Fair Grounds.
% ST. JOHN H. BOWRY. .
FOR SAiE.-I have for sale No.
J~NFAMItY HORSE, large, young, sound,
land perfectly gentle in all respects AMI OF
good acCIou, Also, frst-ra tie gentlenlans X dnk
and Harness HORSE, Is hands high. blood hay, 4
years old, OF superior action in and out of har-
ness. gentle aud sound. Also several other
HORSES. for general utility. Those wishing 10
bny would do well to give call as | am
anxious tn sell. o. l. EARNEST, Agent
Oc l5-2W
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MEADE * BAkER'a .'EIIxIh CALL.
vi SAYk BARK Is made in the most CAREFUL
manner, from the best spec of Peruvian Bark,
that from which Qunlne is made > is very paiat-
aDle, ard highly recommended by our own pm, 81
cans. toI loss OF appetite and to preye Mt rel
alter Chll s ard bilious fevers Prepared only by
MEADE BAKE PharmaceatIsts,
Is6 Main ST., corner sboye Post Once
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NORTH CAROLINA,

AND TENNESSEE,
As also the otv Grocers. an article of clty-uiads
STEAM CRUSHED SUGAR CAN
DY, warranted to stand in any cimsta much be-
low the Northern price for an article OF like
standard.
Cali and examine it at NV Factory, No, 90 Main
street. LOUIS l. RpSSIETX
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n. BUUFk Z X x GU,
Apotheearies. No 10 Main straat

FTHE RICn NO ID GROUND PEfPEK "A
the best that can be bought; il is free from ali
dast ana dirt all the pepper being we'll eifted be-
stronger and paIer, Halt pound of it goes az far az
a pound OF the ether. Best English and American
Mustard, for sale by l.. WAGNER Drugyisf
Cor 9Th and Broad att
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JUDGE BY COMPARISON.-Ino order to al
- low our customers, and the putlIo generally, to
torn an OPINION as To the superiority of our
IMPROVED FRFNCH YOKE SHIRT,
we will keep fall lines OF this Shirt together with
a (HLL stock of the
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT,
thus giving persons advantage to be had at no
other house In thu city. and allowing them to COM
pare the two ETY. les If shirt side by aide.
We also guarantee to
MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER
IN q shorter space of time than any other house.
In connection with the above, we have the finest
amt largest stock Of
6ENrLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the public, consisting of everyfhipE
pertaining TO the business, carefully selected for
this market.
We would call particular attention to our stock
of FINE CLOTHING.
gotten up by HULL, late of Tupman Hui
which cannot be surpassed in point of style, quail
ty and durability.
sTURTEVANT L MAGwIRR,
No. "a Main st , corner lxth st.,
Next door to Pairo's Exchange Office.
sc S9-Im
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90 MADAME GRADE, FRENCH@A
YMlLLINkR AND DRESS MAKER EASSSsIZ
* IFS Main St, corner of Ilth St, informs SllgS2
the aGles that she will open her rooms for the sale
Of MILLINERY GOODS, VIZ: Bonnets, Hair Nets.
Ri6oon, Feathers, Illusion Goods, Sleeves. Real
Yokes, Infants Robes. Particular attention to
ChIldren,s Clothes: Plnking. Stamping and hut
ing. VIII open TUESDAY, 10th October.
Wanted, NJ lILlNEk. linn
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WINDOW SHADE HEP0r-

" 20 BHUAD STREET.
My stock of WINDOW SHADES being very
large. l am determined to run them of cheaper
tIan eyer. The following is my list OF prices -
Du5k Landscapes, 81 cents, worth 75 PLAIN Gold
Shades rs cents, with fixtures complete; Gold
with Centre 81, worth at least 81; Gold and Vel
vet, ; 80, worth 81; beautiful Bouquets, IS cents
cheap q: 81 80; splendid Vase shades, 81 cents
can't be bGu- ut elsewhere for So; Guthic sty le
Dry Landscape pes, Pleasure and Hunting Scenes, IN
endless variety; German, English and American
On Cloths, ali widths. very cheap; Table and Stand
Covers; Hearth Rugs, very low and all wool; CGr-
peting only 80 cents great bargain; $50 large gilt
iram4d FariOr Pictures. rich scenery, at the
tonlshlng low prlce Of 81. worth So; also, large
the established cheap Dry Goods and Window
Shade Store of NJ. GOLDEN, $50 Broad street.
L. s. keen q travelling I'm
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- My factory Is now complete, and by far the
largest establishment OF the kind south of Phi!a-
deiphii. An experience Of twenty years. oiGsd
" Tn competent workmcn, enables me TO oher TO
the Uaie of
VIRGINIA,
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n Dry Goods
AT AND BELOW COST,
EN rI Isl Y Y ENR CASH

Ea- Important Notice.-aIl persons in.
TH0S. D. QUARLES & SONS. by note or open
account, must ray at once, as longer ndu gence
will not be given. THOS. ID. 4 UAhLES,
Oc 22-6t
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THE GREATEST WONDERS gHT
AG E-Gfass Linen HdKis at IS cts, worth so
cts and Cambria Collars at 3a cts, worth 7s cts,
at LEVY'S.
THE PRINCE OF WALES created consId-
oil the day, and tits continually thronged with Gus
toners.
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SALiD OIL, &c.-Jus. received. Salad Oil.
~ pure En- sllsh Mustard. Extract Lemon and
Vanilla for fivoring cream. custards. ao:; Cox's
Sparkling Gelstine, Corn Starch, &c. For SAFE
by w. L.. WARiNG,
No. lOy Brosd St, above 9th.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE I>sTIT.TE,

u KICHMVNU VA,
The 1lth session OF this Institution y i'll com
menoe on the LIST nf October next and close on the
last day OF June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
ly qualified instructors, and every effort uil he
made 10 maintain the nigh reputation and select
character of the School.
Inc advantages offered in the departments of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are IN
surpassed, while especiai attention given to the
study of HISTORY, ENGLISH LITERATURE
RHETORIC and READlNtJ.
The Principal refers to the patrons Of the School;
OF TO the Faculties Of the virginia Military ipstI
tate and IF " lIlam ana Mary College: to Profs.
Bedsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupln, OF
the CTIveTslty Of Virginia.
Eor further Information, or for catalogue givIng
of study. terms, regulations and iu list Of
patrons, to which attention IS invited, ADDRESS the
Principa D. LEE POWELL,
Its E,.X ri kiobnond Va
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4 lssEt siNs ,aSEs.-A iuti assortment of
- Dlssectng Cases. Of the heat mansfaoturs
We Will warrant these instruments equal fo anv
made. For sale at low figures ~ " "'
w. PETERSON & ca A.. DRUGGISTS.
la5 Main street
o. TUBS prime Goshen Butter just received.
so for sale By WW, WALLACE SONS.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
For the Palladium.
LoGASspoHr, Ind June 4. 1866.


FsrEsp HoLLowAY Having some busi-
ness through the county OF White, board
ed the train on the Logansport and Peoria
r. r. going west and alighted at Bur-
netsville, a small but very pleasant village.
where met an old friend who very kindly
took me in charge and proceeded to 'show
me around The citizens have selected
the site and are about 10 erect fine College
edi,ice, just north OF the Railroad, on fine
elevation overlooking the town and sur
roundings. Their schools now compare ia
vorably with the best in the State. My
friend Informed me that Republican Club
was to be organized that evening, and
must stay After tea the soul stirring mu-
sic of the band brought the crowd together,
and although no prominent speakers from
abroad" had been invited, yet they got up
a most enthusiastic meeting. ih'erspersed
with soeeches. "cheers for Old Abe" and
music 1t appears 10 me never saw the
time before when candidates could SO in-
spire the masses, and this is the feeling over
the State where have been or heard from.
The next morning took the train for Month
cello, the County Seat of White. This town
is somewhat noted on account of being the
residence of the candidate for "Loo" tenant
Governor of the Democratic party. l saw
the gentleman. and though. that Judge
Morton could well afford to take him around
and show him to the people. 1t would
certainly be kind of Judge NJ. and also ben
efcial to the Republican party. Some Of
the citizens told me that he had been in the
habit of getting a crowd of young men to-
gether, go into the Court-House with bot
tie of the Democratic PLATFORM. and pack
OF cards, and there hold burlesque class
meetings, asking " Brother Jerry" to arise
and state what the Lord had done for him,
after which song would be sung, then
drink all around. so proceeding till all had
spoken. when the leader would proceed to
give them lecture on moral Ihrpte-tude.
wind up with mock prayer, and then dis
perse pretty vel, drunk. l received this
account from men oi both parties, and none
but his own companions deny it--they ad-
NIT that he takes his dram ..oic and then
In the name OF justice have not the people
of Indiana seen. in the past few years, the
folly OF eievating sucn men 10 Office. l
think 50. and ii the candidates on ihe demo.
cratic ticket don't fall so far as to break their
(poit;cal) neck5 this fall, am very much
mistaken.
While here have been stopping at the
"Gitford House," and better house or
more attentive attaches would be hard to
find Gifford's popularity, and Charley
Bates in the office, making the Clifford
House popular stopping place with the
travelling public. The Republicans held a
Senatorial and County Convention here on
Saturday. The tickets nominated G I'VE
general satisfaction. The best of feeling pre-
vailed and the convention adjoured with
high hopes of victory. More anon.
NJ.