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RAILROADS. srnAn6no.,.
&g 7gSa;1 !HAAkyEsf 81 -1S6I

AILwA Y.-Trslns leavs csIyns7Ns RI
baltimore. daily lsxoept Sandsy.J AZ 81 Sts.
s sna at s' sa + for Niassra Fall Ia"
hiIva =, n,, VEsso. oswexo, TORONTO,
ior DETROIT, CHICAGO, Cincinnati, ST. Lonu,. csas
parts 81 the West, Northwest and soashx,.ss,ss
h;aa 'sveiers can go 20 Detroit, Chicago. MI.
any other route "''e cost n
:, A new route to New York ia now op., :.
hoac, wa Harrlsburg and Jersey CITY, viz
tam and &c, through by daylight, over Sr.,A
hoads and through @ beautiful country r..
IA Bay tickets only TO Baltimore. 'R
,our o. JAS. O. CLARKE, Sur,
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49, sEAUNTOS BOOT, SHOE. AND
3 LEATHER FACTORY THIS C0mpa-
~ i PREPARED e al orders fer msn.; Of
yarls ~, from the finest Ladies' rLlPPEk and
Mems cONGRt IS CATER and OxFOKD lie.
IL ia = Southern Factory, built up by Southern
capital, with the most approved machinery, work-
ed by steam. and as good wofk men as are IN the
United States and will furnish as good work, at
the same price, as any Factory IL the Union Let
Scuthe IN men sustain Southern manufactures.
Ali orders promptly filled, and all work warrant
de 10 2m WM H. CARRIER, Sup't.
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s.Sa HENRY HUDNALL,

k@e HENRY HUDNALL,
NA ATTORNEY AT Law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Practices in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond.
"a Also, practices regularly In the County and
circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
AS Notary, will take Dispositions and Acknow-
eogments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per.
form whatever Other duties pertain to the oface OF
Notary.
Once at the corner of Bank and 18th streets, ust
xelow the Custom House. il Sly
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UUOTS AND SnoES. xsAzs
GREAT EDIIit'rlON In PRICES s1sSSS6s6ss

a. BOOTS A ~ SfsCGS. SfAEHY
EGREAT K EDUgTlON IN PRICES. -ssssszssss
n CHAS. BELLE, Broad street, between III
ana Sd, keeps a larse stock of Ladies', Gentle
men and servants Wear constantly on hand,
ana ds6es any body in Richmond compete with
him ia ms line, as ne manufactures 10 order, and
superIntends himself. Great bargains IN Ladies
and Misses oolored Caters, Morocco Bootees,
Slippers and BuskIns; Gentiemen's city made Pa
tent Leather ,ialters, Oxford Tlss and Shippers
[ will sell my Summer stock of Goods at and below
cost. Cali soon, If you wish TO set good bargain.
CHAS. BELLE
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~A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in tho Courts of the City of Richmond
snd the Counties of Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
iae.
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner ofths
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsfAIN WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his ofhce is now on
nth street, Just below 6otdIn's Hall. to lS-J
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HATS, Go.

E NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
- NATIONAL GUARD HE
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, at
Elicit & WEISfGERS
oc 6-ts No I67 Vain strs,,
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IA TO HOUSEk EEPERS.- By late ar
10 S4rlyals, We offer g splendid variety of French
MfH Dinner and Tea Sets; White Granite Ware,
~ in sets or single pieces Fancy Toilet Ware,
Of new, designs; Glass Ware, of every descTip-
mon Knives and Forks; Bronze Iron Hat Stands;
Tea Trays britannia Coffee and Tea urns; o,s-
Warmers; Japanned Toilet II are; Gas Fixtures;
Mirrors; together with. a mag ni6ceut stock oil
rich Fancs Goods, all of which we offer low a.
such goods can be obtained.
Il a. RIILKLEY 4 co. Isl Main NJ
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THE PLACE FOR s-No. Il

THE PLACE FOR BA GAIN S-No. Il
L Nam street. MAILERT'S ola stand.-To buy
TO bay the cheapest Mems Wear, call at No Al
Mains To buy the cheapest BOYS Wear, call at
Wear. call at No. Al Main st. To buy the cheap
est Bed Blanksts. call at Nc Al Nam st: To buy
he cheapest Sheetlnss and ShiItings, call at No
call at No Al Main st. To buy the cheapest Ho-
siery for children, call at No. Al Main st To buy
To buy neat c 4rpeting at % cts. call at No Al
Main st To bus cheap and fas hionabe Cloaks,
Worsted Hoods and Capes, call at No. Al Main st,
To bay the cheapest Dry Goods. skirts Cloaks
stand,
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~ SUTHERLAND,
.. 1872 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
E-A r M s.
Constantly on hand
MUsKETS and FLINTS, SWOhDS and BELIZE
GUNS. SASHES,
PISTOLS and BELTS, DRUMS and FLIES,
RIFLES and SLINGS. CANTEENS,
POW DER and BALLS, GAUNTLETS, &C.
GAPS and PRIMERS, de 4-Sm
GREEN & DAVIS.
" PRACTICAL
GRANITE GU T T f RS,
Si1tk Street, sSay tht Armo-y, Richmond, W
GRANITE WORK
Executed at short notice and in tho bert manner.
NH l2-l2u
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. FIRsT-CLASA MEDICINES.

~ FIRsT-CLASA MEDICINES.
w MEADE & BA X II,
IN Pharmaceutists and Vendors of pure ano
enable IN MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FHAR-
ments and Appliances; Medicine Chests for plan
rstions families and travellers; Physicians Saddle
Bags; Lop p1 E,sstlc Stoekngs Trussss ~ Sup
Mirrors; first quality Perfumery, Pomades and
Soaps; Mineral Waters, bottled at the Springs
Medicinal Wares and Apparatus, Mag nenc Ma
chimes, &C., &C, all of the best euat, and at the
lowest rates. MEADE Il BAKER,
lS6 Main ST., corner above Post Otfoe,
Rinhmnnh
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MEDIC ICGPITAL


MAIN STREET n USPA r l. FOB
vi SLAv ES.-This Hospital ID situated near the
corner OF Main and 10th streets, and 10 admirably
adapted in airlness. privacy and healthtniness OF
position, to the purposes for which II has been IN
stltutsd. namely: For MEDICAL. SURGICAL
and OBS1' ETHICAL treatment OF SLAVES
The rules and regulations governing this lnstltu-
lion have already been published. a circular con
tanning full particulars will be furnished those who
may desire further information.
al Der diem ; bat tn ,aggregaIs SHAH not s1csea
he charge for full tgeek. Patients attend
ing the daily examinations mot fit sui ects
for HOSPITAL CONFINEMENT charged the
regular fee adopted by tre profession at large
The above charges include board. medicine, medi
cal attendance and Nursing Surgical operations
the city. For further inf9Tmatlon Apply to the he
the undersigned Pphy sicians and ProprtetOrs.
Frs. w. HANCOCK. M D.,
Main st. bet Sd and 4th or No. 1870 Nam st.
ST GEO PEACHY, M. D.,
Exchange Hotel, or GRACE st bet. 9Th and 9Th
R. VEST, NJ. D Franklin ST..
Near Ballard House, or cor. M ain and 7th SITS.
PHILIP s. HANCOCK, M. D.,
Resident Physician.
J. 6. TREVILIAN, NJ. D.
apI9-Iy Resident Assistant.
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DORERT WENDENBTRG

DOBERr WENDENBT
II SHIP BROKER. COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
ROGER AND SHIP CHI ANDL 4 H
RICHMOND End City POINT, VA,
prepared to take Goods on STORAGE at CITY
POINT On the most reasonable terms, without
charge o.. drayage either to or from store.
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CRESH SUPPLY or EAMiua s.nO.r..
RTES 10 frkins No. Goshen Butter Is
bbls, Buckwhsat Flour; 50 bbs saperhns. Extra
IS half barrels No ] North Carolina Roe Herrinss;
Is packages No: MaekeTel; = boxes English
RYE Flour, 30, &C., Just received and Cor sale on
the lowest terms for cash, or 20 prompt custo4ers,
~ MINNIS COS
Ramilv GrncArv and n, # sfa
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...s..,,rrr,,z.--. NOTICE THE PUBIu
sassS 5SShssssassssss1s N 3 w AND mp ipl, NJ

sasasSERs: y EW AND mp iRTANT h
EXPIRES COMPANY respectful ly annonSs3
!Ehs' bAiry Tom NE f
pAaIlLAD kLPhiA and BAI.TffMD IRE to bRGIal
MOND, the reby afordlng unusu ii facihte, {
obtaining their freight and packa' IS IN the ,avI
Expresses leave New York at l. 8 and Seen
~ Expresses leave Philadelphia al "a i
Az 4. II / and pr H.. aTfivins in iohmond
Expresses leave Richmond for New Yori ?,
West, At s 80 A. NJ and 8 80 r M. 7
Frels ut and packages should in all cases !, !
our office ON + HOUR before the departure OF n
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave R,I
u0nd TWICE DAILY 81 4. 81 A. NJ and Q gF n
The Adams Express Comp any iee that the, n
guarantee to the public civity, attention ana n
isfaction IN all their Intercourse with their oe,a
IN Richmond. and nothing will be LETT undot. \
their part to meA the wants of their customer
Freight and packages arriving by the Elpr,s
from the North at O'Clock Z. M will be ielvss
Immediately, thereby giving to our customer !.
advance Of twelve hours over our arrsqgsu,.:
NEW YORK, sEMf-WkEkLY. Freshta ~ y
yfFsa SEh ngpHr the 1Fys Fl The m
AGES, Nj oNEY. BONDS, LEGAL BOZ
MENTS, &c. forwarded with safety ana 8
patch to ali parts of the United States, Calss
IN NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or ",
cut Goods, collected at all accessible poi
through out the United States, and prompt rs.l-
Guaranteed.
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Er,,s
In charge OF careful and reliable messengers
TOBACCO and other samples csrrleo II unua
low rates.
Al ireights prompt, called for and delivr
wlthcu extra charge
"a For further in formation. r'ease 9allusf
ONCE ae2 lam street.
ss5 is w. II GRECO. Supt
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~.-sI A. BODEhE.R CO., Apotnecarles and
% Drug gists, No. IL Main street, near Old
Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
- general assortment of pure Drugs. Medi-
Putty, Dye Stuis. Patent Medicines, Brushes Of
all kinds Surgical Appliances. Burning. Fluid, AL
eohol, Soaps, PertrmeTy, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco. Cigars, Snu1,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
Physlclans' orders from the country executed
promptly and tho most reliable medicines fur
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& FIR N RY OF ST. FRANCIS DE
L SALES, BROOKE AVENUE, RICHMOND
VA.-Conducted by tne SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Patients of all denominations, not having small
pox or any other CONTAGIOUS disease, are received
mary and attend them. White persons, IN private
rooms, pay from 81 TO- Sla per week, and IN wards
PHYSICIANS AND sURG EoNs.-Doctors ST: 6.
PEACHY, D. THOMAS, J. s. DORSEY Gull
LEN So Sta
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BOOTS, eHOHs, 40.

- NOTICE. will, from and after this
date, GARY, on the BOOT and ShOE
BUSIN kSS. on 18th street, between Main and
Cary, as the agent Of COM AID FEtTIe;
JNU. GEO. EPENHECK.
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NTADDUX x CO.,
1fl Successors TO SMITH & MApnUx.)
PRODUCE COM MISSION Nj tRCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. F. V. SUTTON, Jr., withdrew from, and
closed his interest IN, our business, the LIST day
of December, 1850.
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DOTS, FARLEY ACQ.,
L GROCERS, COMMISSION AN.
WARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary st..
Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen to the sale Of TOBACCO,
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
advances made on oonsignmenta.
k skAfb pGFE AiksiiEY, Late OF Petersburg
JAS. B. MARSHALL, Late of Petersburg.
TUTiN N. GORDON sUN,
y HTH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HorxL,
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hammered. English and English Refined, English.
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SH EFT
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Piov
Iron and Plow Platss. Also, Tn plate of various
slzes, for timers q nd manufacturers; Sheet ano
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. apl-ts
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.-~A DIR. 4. 5. McGRUDER, of Henri
~ co, having taken an Office on Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ters his professional services to the public.
~ S0-6m
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DIP IVY t'OoI0NI- ~ 80
INEsKMAnx or TAG MEUsoAL Goa
of Marshall and College streets, :inlly proVIdsd
SONS and NEGROES, requiring medical treat
Waits Ps,sons who desire il, can be furnished
every comfort and convenience,
The'accommodationsf for SLAVES as heretofore,
are ample and the attention of owners OF negroes,
both in the city and country, 10 again nVlted 90
the great advantages afforded by the lnhrmary Tor
the Medical and Surgical treatment OF this clsss
of patients.
LTfNG-IN WOMEN are also received and care
ully attended to.
All patients are under the care of the Professors
of the College. who visit the wards day, ai9ea q
Guilty, a consultation of the Professors Is held,
without extra charge to the patient.
The charges for Medical Attendance. Board
Nursing and Medicine are as follows: az mar .,k
WHO IL private rooms 81 to SIG
slaves and other coored patti IS
81 per day-pfovidsd that the aggregate shall not
exceed the charge for full week.
For Surgical OPERATIONS, BY agreement VITA the
proprietors of the Bellevue Hospital, small extra
cordng to the difficulty and importance OF the op-
Ali charges payable On the removal Of the pa
No CASE OF SMALL POx. OF axy other i~-
fsctsosS disease, nor an1 case Of Insanity, will
admitted
NV Est;s s55 Md esZs5san'-rr0' TUCKER CON
.As sl snd WEIKtfoED
kssids9t PRysIol IS Ts THos. L. HUNTER.
President DIR. l.. 8. JOYNES.
Persons in the country, DESTROYS Of sending pa
tients to thu Inhrmary, may address the President
Steward, or any Of the Professors OF the College,
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GREAT SACRIFICE IN GOODS-The
"A whole and entire stock of goods to be sold of
chase the greatest bargains ever sold in tn city.
Bleached and brown Cottons, Embrolderies, Dress
Trimmings, Worsted Goods, Hosiery, Shirt
White Goods, and lots of other goods. If you
want to secure bargaIns, t6s every dolla's' worth
must be sold,) call on E. ULDSMIT,
}76 Broad street.
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nUVAL ESSENTIAL HA sK.WAsH.-
- This invaluable reparation is presented to
the public the reat beside $50 long sought
for in vain" for restoring lost sir, preventing
badness eradlcating danaruf, ami giving the hair
Gates to its virtues might be given, but the pro-
prietOr is satisfied that it will recommend itself,
ana only needs ia trial to make for itself rep
ufation hitherto unequalled by any similar pre-
paraton. Let every one, whose hair is falling OF.
call and proeure a bottle. Give 1t fair trial.
single bot 10 will prove its qualities. Manufao-
tured and sold by JAS. p. DDVAL, Druggist
Main and 10th ats RiChmon1 Va,
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1tsnE szE5UiNG kiNG emb ematc of the
i marriage relation. Gold will wear out by fric>
ton. abrasion, &C.; but never rusts-never tar
nlshes-s always bright. Thus, with life, the Ring
is wi thout end; so likewise s the union without
interruption or end. except by the death OF the
parties.
Tue Wedding Ring being plain, shows that the
fair to whom II 10 given is IN the estimation of
the giver the most rerect and loveabe OF ner sc 4
her IL ( the woman for him to love and cherish all
his days.
for Wedding Rings, Just finished, can be found at
s. MAIN STREET, where will be found " atches,
Jeweiry, Silver Ware, Silver plated Ware, Spec
tacles, SO &c. Watches, Jewelry and Spectacles
rspsired IN the best manner.
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DAINTERS' AND ARTISTS SUPPLY
L STORE OF
l. B E t l. b r q OK.
mo. 2S3 Nam street. under Spotswood Hotell
The stock comprises all the articles use among
house and sign painters. carriage and furniture
manufactur ers artists, architects, and draug hts
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PAkks l. MINER, WHoLEsALE GRO
[ GERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. offer
for sale
IL hhds BREASTS BACON,
25 hhds. HAMS and SIDE BACON
Is hhds. SHOULDER BACON,
100 bbs. "C,' Extra &C and B' SUGA Rs,
SO 50 b bbs Gut Loaf and He Vel rSp Dc.
30 bbs. \. .. and p. K. MOLASSES,
rs bbls. Extra Leaf LARD,
30 bbs. Pure Cider VINEGAR.
On bbls. A. G. Sherman WHISKEY,
100 bbls BRANDY, GIN and WINE,
5000 Choice CIGARS
18th STREET. NEAR CARY.
iNsEEDoiL-Bes5,q y'i,ty fer fer sale 4 s By co
Marking and Stenciling BR USHtS. for sale by
VIM SATTLER i co.
Looking Glass PLATES. all s yes, for sale by
VIM. SATTLER & CO.
ZINC DRYER, of superior quality for sale by
WIN. SATTLER l. co.
Ground PAINTS, any color; ready put up: and
for sale by VIM. SATTLFR Il co.
WHITE LEAD and ZINC WHITE. several
we'll known brands; tons each, for sale by
VIM. SATTLER L co.
WINDOW GLASS.-1,6 800 boxes rest French, sin
gle and double thick, for sale by
Extra PANT BRUSHES. brass or twine bound.
tor sale nv VIM. SATTLER T. CO. l43 Main st.
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MOTTO Eve have arge and fine assert
~ ment OF Ready made Cotbing for sentlemen's
wear and also good stock of Negro Clothing,
which we have determined to sell for the ba lauce
Of the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for
cash and to punetuai customers We hope that
the above announcement viii secure for us at
once call from ali who are IN need of ANYTHING
in ur line, detf rmiued to conform strict
~ to tins notice. SIMPSON MILLER,
ll9 Main street,
Opposite Mitchell h Tyiers, Richmond.
p S.-North Carolina money taken at par for
goods
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Broad street. Shookoe Hill, eas
JAS. b. WINSTON, 0snl Ticket A.,
nt :
OFFICE RiCAa'D Il PET'G > a co J
RHKMoNp. VA, Nov: pr ISi 4
es .sssss DAY, the he d DAY "a o! b B MS,
MN -9H--.kse-. the TRAINS on this RoaIt'

run ar follows:
TRt ms LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PErER+sys,
Express, daily Except Sundays,) AL 4NIA
Accommodation tn weekly Monday.
Wednesday and Friday, st $50 smA
NAL aatt4, at.--------- ---...- t1 j
= TEAMS Leave PETERSBURG foR RI 1MeN
ss'apIess, da.is az, -; SSA
wednesday and Friday, a. ,....-..- slss
MAJ; af.ll, s1Sspt s1 y, At 6l5
us S-b Illus. ii. w Y TIN r.. SupcrtDtrDts,
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l. Eacr,and lime: cm sbl. lanes PRIV River Hya
drauiic Cement; 1905 bbls. Rosendale Hydraulic
Cement; 500 bales Hay; 20 bbls. Caicned Plaster;
600 bushels Plastering Hair; no cases Howad DIS
Matches. foI sale on consignment, By
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TAILORING, &c.

~ ST. EClhL NOIlCE.
have not disc ontiaEsd business on account OF
the falling of my store. | am now located FIVE
DOORS above my old stang, next door to c. W.
on Main street, No. 126, where would be pleased
TO meetmy old customers, and the customers gem
ders for FALL CLOTHING, will do me favor to
wait until can call on them, or leave word at my
store when to call on them, and all orders in my
line will be promptly attended to as heretofore.
have not, and don't intend to, discontinue bust
ness for any such cause Call and see Eie, at l26
Main street. lau23-ts1 VIM. IRA SMITH.
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HOSIERY. HOSIERY!:-.ust landed OF
II our own lmportatlon:
1900 dog. Ladies' COTTON HOSE. all qualities
Loco g Misses - - all sizes anG
qualities;
1000 dox. Gents COTTON HALF HOSE all assl-
Also, 1000 dos l.. G. HDKFs., all grades.
All of which We offer to the trade at a small L.
vance upon cost of importation.
0INTER, ALVEY & ARENTe,
- nd Iobh Al
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MRS. A Is. DAVIS COMPOUND VE6E-
WI TABLE COUGH ELK For the cure of
particularly recommended for children !; for sale
By A. BODEKER l. CO., Druggists
No 10 Main street
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SHIAT ROSO M ~ The larsest assortment, al
~ the lowest Driees,At LEWIS, 10 Nam Of
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CLOTHING TIMME NSE SaCRIFlCE,
~ have in stock about Ito Overcoats and Bnsi.
ness oats, of different Qualities and sly es. left
over from last year, which | have selected out
and marked down to about one halt of the usual
selling prce. Call and examine them and all
not tied TO fashion can get a good article for a
very small prcs. The goods are here AID must
he sold, This Is no humbug. Cal early and take
a chance VIM IRA SMITH.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-07
JEFF. DAVIS MESSAGE.

For downright lying, the most ridiculous
and absurd perversion of facts. commend
Us to the message Of JET. Davis to the reb-
ell Congress a. Richmond. The document
mus. surely have been prepared for foreign
consumption, for it is no. possible that the
people Of the South can be any longer hum
plugged BY such misrepresentation and
falsehoods. lie seems to have collected to-
ge,her and compressed into this message,
all the inordinate perversions Of truth with
which the Southern press ha, vainly essayed
to bolster up the broken backed rebellion.
lie mocks the misery now endured by the
people of the South, by congratulations up.
on the plenty they ore enjoying. He in
suits them with compliments upon the free
dom that be and bis minions have trodden in
the dast. He derides their suffering with
Qualifications Of the independence they have
attained. In the course Of the message be
has run the whole gamus Of fa'sehood, from
the simple suppression of truth to the utter
ance Of the blacklist lies that ever stained a
page or perjured soul. The whole docu-
nsut contains but one single item Of truth,
,r Of al approach to the truth, and that is
The acknowledgment that all hope Of foreign
in aid of the rebellion is fed,
and melancholy complaint is uttered that
after all the promises, spoken to the eur to
be broken to the hope, neither England nor
France, nor any other power. will attempt
10 break the blockade Of Southern ports,
and the only resort Of the rebels is to give
up growing cotton, aud cndeavor to grow
more substantial in the way Of
food. 1t is, by all odds, the sadlest exhibi.
ton Of hopeless despair that has yet ema-
mated from from the oligarchy of conspira-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-07
JoyIS BULL INFORMED THAT UNCLE
SAM STILL LIVES"

The capture of the rebel commissioners,
Mason and Slidell, by Capt. Wilkes of the
San Jacnto electrified the nation-though
the manner Of the capture, has elected q
vast amount Of conjecture, as to whether it
was legal, and would be approved by the
General Government. All doubt has now
disappeared, SO far as the approval of the
act, By the Government, is concerned, for
the Secretary of the Navy, in his report,
Gays that the prompt and decisive action OF
Capt. Wilkes meritsd and received the en-
phatic approval of the Navy Department,
and If too generous forbearance was ex-
hbited by him in not capturing the vessel
which had the rebel commissioners on
board, it may in view Of the special circum-
stances, Of its patriotic motives, be excused
but it must by no means be permitted to
constitute precedent hereafter, for treat
mens Of any similar case.
John Ball will learn, after while, that
Uncle Sam is neither dead nor asleep, and
that he believes he still has some rights
that the British Government are bound to
respect. Uncle Sam can tolerate your SYM
pathy with the rebels, johnny. SO long as
you oonfne yourself to words, bu,
he will not allow you to administer upon
his estate, until after he is deeenty
cold.