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IS MEssRs. JNO. n. HUMPHREYS

NNLsShs. NV ~. II MINK EfS
b. AND oTHERS.-GEyrLEMgN: RECEIVED
your communication, covering the preamble and
resolutions OF meeting of the Douglas men Of
Richmond, by which ] perceive they have con-
ferred on me the distinguished honor Of being
their candidate for a seat in the CONVENTION
was glatifed to discover, from the resolutions
passed, that the = Douglas men Of Richmond as
serted their Tiqf 10 participate in the deliberations
OF the Convention by presenting candidate This
Is proper only wish an ADLER aud more en- Iiphf
ened man than myself could have ved the
nomination. Ii Is fact undisputed that the honar
never before enjoyed by the Opposition OF sernr'
Ing the electoral vote of this State was attrbnfa
bic entirely to the Douglas men" Why. then.
should they be low overlooked, in the very frSf
ehort at eoasefratire aefioa rendered necessary nv
The recent Presidential eleetony will de- All X
spected and duly considered f'! ie-
accept with dinidenee In my own abilities h,,,
with an honest and grateful heart the iinpor,aat
trust You have feposed in me- and have aalv ~
say IN addition 70 what expressed ia INV recent
isef 70 you, thai am seriously in favor II refer
ring the action OF the Convention back Ia ibe mao.
pie for their revision W '"e Peo-
Very respectfully, your fellow citizen.
p,o,m.., JOHN IL. GlLMER
---@.l Iu' January %, isoi ja sa--1ts
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oAsDiDAfEs FOR THE cosvESTioy.-In Rock
bridge county, Hon. S Med. Moore and Jas.
u. Dofinan nave been nominated as Union
candidates Tor the Convention. GOV. Eloyd.
IN MS address to the people at Mario ON
wednesday, took the ground that the action
o. the convention, which is to meet in Rich.
mona on the 10Th OF February, should not be
referred TO the people for their sanction.
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RICHMOND Jan. 25th, 1861.

RICHMOND Jan. 25th, 1861
To MANY VOTERS OF HENRIco COUNTY At the
kind and earnest solicitation of many friends
who, in the last few days, have been urging me
to consent TO allow my name to be used can
preaching Virginia Convention, hereby au-
nounce to my friends that if they shall think
and with all the ability possess As the elec-
ton is near at hand, and there may be no oppor-
tunity to express my opinions before a-ptfblic
meeting of the citizens of the county, it may not
be inappropriate to declare, in very brief words
the position which l hold in reference to the
threatening aspect of public affairs.
! believe, then, that the truest conservatism of
the times is that which c0unsels firm and de-
cided course OF action ON the part Of Virginia aud
the whole South Let there be no INDIGESTION
hesitancy in action.
approve the action of the Legislature in pledg-
State
most heartily endorse the action of the Legis-
lature in providing means Tor putting the State In
an attitude of defence.
The effort which the Legislature has made, in
sending Commissioners to w as hihgton, ana lnvit-
Ing others from the other States of The Union. TO
endeayor to adjust the difficulties which now un-
fortunately distract the country, commends itself
to my judgment as eminently proper, and no man
will rejoice more than myself If their efforts
shall succeed; but to allay the strife fully,
anu pihg oaek peace 70 tue country IL Is Clear 10
my mind that IL must be such an adjustment as
will satisfy the whole South.
am utterly opposed to any Central or Border
States Confederacy and believe that the fortunes of
Virginia are indissolubly bound up in the fortunes
of the whole South
truly, We know not Wnata day may Dring forth,
and most OF Ms have been constrained TO modify
our opinions by the recent rush OF events, and Il
Is therefore difficult 10 declare beforehand what
will be best to do when our Convention meets
some TIVE or three weeks hence; but, in general
terms, have no hestancy In declaring that, If the
efforts now being made fof adjusting al our rights
pose any Adjournment Of the Convention before
by solemn act, she had resumed for Virginia all
her sovereign rights, and placed herself side Inv
Side with her sister states Of the South
In conclusion, desire To say To my friends that
u these opinions, very briefly expressed, shall
vice. but, at the same time, desire them distinct
~ 10 understand that my maine must not embar.
fass them, aud | hereby authorize them at nny
moment, To withdraw Ii, when, In their opinion.
shall be necessary 10 the success OF their opn.
ions. lla su-,itJ JOHN II. GARNETf.
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H& THE VOICE or TIE Sons AND DAUGHTERS OF
VIRGINIA Having noticed through the papers of
this morning that there presented bilf to the
General Assembly of Virginia for a Stay Law. we
nope, as II has been laid on the table, that il will
remain there. As we were born and raised in the
state Of Virginia, We do not wish our State to be
by passing such bill. We wish to pay
our Northern friends what we owe them, and al /
we want of them is our rights, aud nothing more
as We hope that this Union may be preserved
ia 26--lm d
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dEs. seorr.--The Norfolk VA Herald states
ION pretty good authority that Lieut.. Gen.
Scott has said that In the event OF Virginia
seeding, II was his determination to resign
his commission in the army, and make Yir-
gtnia his place Of residence for the remainder
OF his days.
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DIR. JOHN r. GARNETT.-pE,

N-S DIX. JUN Il. GAKNETT.-DEAR
BE- SIR: Many OF your friends and fellow
counlrymen, from a long acquaintance and
knowledge of your business qualifications and
your personal intercourse with the people of
Henrico, think you qualified to represent their
wishes. Please inform the public whether YOU
will consent to represent us In the Conveutioil.-
We respectfully request you to give your views
upon the questions which the Convention is ca led
To determine As the time Is short, we hope you
will lose no ume me-, ID r. reply nS 70 our wishes
Henricn. Ian. 20, 1901.
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Eleven persons have broken their legs by
slipping upon the sidewalks at Troy this win
ter. it Is singular that all We're left legs, and
all broken a few inches above the ankle.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN %, 1851
High Water this day (Setnrdoul at 1 o CLOCK

~
ARRIVED,
schr. George V. Scott, Parker, Baltimore, coal,
Va. Towing Co.
Schr. Clara Belle, Mitchell, Baltimore, mdze +,
w. ID. Colquitt CO.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, skinner, New York.
mdze. and passengers. Indian Watson.
Schr. Marshall, Chichester, New York, mdze.,
d. Il W. Currie
Schr: Lynehburg Harris, Rio, flour, Warwick
Barksdale.
Schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, Baltimore, mdze.,
W. d. Colquitt Co.
CLEARED,
Ship Pepperill, Waldo Hill, Bremen, sA hhds.
tobacco and stems, Chas. Palmer.
RoCKLASD, Jan. F.--Sld, schr. Ada Ames, for
Richmond.
FALL RIVER, Jan. Gard, schr. Golden Eagle,
Norfolk.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 7.-Cld ship Mathildc, Hamp-
ton Roads.
mond
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SCIcIDE.-The London News states that
Thomas Lyle, aged thirty nine, n member of
Christys minis trels, committed suicide in tina /
city recently by cutting his throat with n
razor.
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HEAVY DAMAGES Arthur Chopin, who
lost one of his legs in collision on the Car
rolton ia J Railroad, has obtained 4 verdict
of 81, 200 against the company.
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RS 1T " Ministers to n Mind Diseased" 49,
dyspepsia and Its concomitant evils, result in
bodily as well as mental suffering. The OXYGE-
Mated BiTTERS in restoring the digestive or
Sans TO perfect health, restores the mind 10 its
Sold by ADlE. GRAY, PURCELL, LApp 4
%, W. PETERSON, J. Z. DUVAL, aud by ali
other dealers in medicines ia ,s--9tWxS
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SSSNSEn N.-fiaying purchased Of u.
- = y >; SauN pEHS his interest in the STOCK,
FIXTURES, &c, of J. +. SAUNDERS & 90. w.
will continue the business at the old stand lately
occupied by them, under the firm aud stylp if
SAUNDERS LOVING, where will ALWAYS b..
found u well-selected stock OF GROCERIES,
LlQu oRS, &c, which will be sold at the lowest
and to which we invite the attention of the na
irons OF the late concern of SAUNDERS X Co
and the public general ly-hoping, by strict at
tcnt0n To business, to give satisfaction to Ii who
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K JOHN b. YOUNG, Esq., will be
Efs,nssIraiiy, as a member OF the STATE ToNVkN-
ian IA, 70 assemble on the iath Of February Elee
ia 90 tide NAVY x,arrps
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K EDWARD T.. ORvI& will be = eau
MrVEA4 didats to represent the COUNTY OF
i unN h!to - the CONVENTION, to meet on the
1s'n day .! February next. jass-ws
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THH STATE CONVENTION.

CARD.-MEssR EDIToRs In this
49, mornings Dispatch we perceive our
names affixed to card calling on Messrs. Mac
iaifand, Johnson, and Bolts, To announce them
selves rs candidates for the State Convention -
hen we signed this card W. had no idea that W e
nomination.
we nave not the least objection to Messrs. John
son and Maciarand but we do not wish our names
attached Ia any list ctlling Mr.. Bolts to repre-
sent our feelings in this great cause OF our State
ANDREW PfZZINI,
+. MCCARTHY,
JUAN PIZZINI.
hIcu1H0Ed, January %. 1861. ia s3-li%
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&c Wheeler & Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES
:, )ee7 Main street, Richmond
Il. h'-IhaleE,Ayt ~ Sycamore 81. ,Petersbnr.
Tnhp

>J"hnson's Hall, Norfolk
thxlfaet ironi the Report vi Judges at Fair Of Va
Mechanics Institute, 1850 V"
No. !. The WHEELER s WILSON MACH.
makes W hat Is Popularity called the Lock stitch an
In view of the economy Of thread required ~
said stitch, lis elasticity, strength aud beauty y,
appearance, the committee prefer it for the pr5et;
cal purposes OF sewing. '
I'VE ind in this Machine simplicity-all mart,
being particularly adapted to each other and To- H.
othce which they perform, resulting In treedo.
lroi deFHngen'eHt and need for repairs with an ca
0f adj ,stBieRt not attained in the more eompiica,.
contrirauces. In our examination we find H.
WHEELER y WILSON'S Machines these adyan
taSes orer all others LIST. Its bearing surfaces ana
parts having II reciprOcating motion re very Upbt
aud the more rapid motions are rotary and Con
tihuous, thus econom',iag both time and Jocer I'd
One tension, which il arranged with peculiar si
pilcity aud perfection, controls both thread. al
The simple manner of controlling the loo, of m
needle and thread, dispenscs with the use of tax
ups, 50 objectionable in other machines"
in 2J--l
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~ NAN NV A from The subscriber ab0ut
Sk4 week since n q X . BOY named
kNoHAhLES, 10 or ID years old, ginger bread
~ coior, with good open countenance. He had
.s=k-a on when he left soft felt hat and suit OF
grey negro clothing. A reward of 50 will be paid
Tor ms delivery to the subscriber, at has farm
near Rlchmond, or to L. q. RAWLINGS. Franklin
street, near the State Court House
ia -o--Zt EDW'D MCCONNELL
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I Osr or MIsLATD-A BOND for y In

| oSi Oh M1SIl1D-A BOND for ~, lu,.
- dated the 9TH or 18th Of March. iS6o payable
Two years after date, signed by JONI l.. SCorr and
EDWARD SCOTT, payable to, and endorsed by J
o. SHEPHERD. All persons notified not l.,
trade fol the same, as payment has been stopped
ia 25--Gt* L. SHEpHFRb ~ N,i,it !,
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LOST, STRAYED. &c.

lOt tD--Oa Franklin, near corner Of Sr, street;
afoChET- BOOK, containing II sum of money
winch the owner can get by proving same and
paying for this advertisement, at
ia 2b--2t "a pE1pI ~
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H 49, THERE WILL be preaching In the
~ GERMAN LANGUAGE, on Tomorrow
SS1A5pblBlA a Gftnrnoon, at q o'clock, in CLAY
EnW. 5. BLo@a, German Missionary of tie Vir,
south. i, a. -
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ORCIA sTATE LOTTERIES.

our REE-NUMBER LOTTERIES are drawn
dal!y CAPlTAL PRIZES from ~, 0oo to s25, DOB
TICKETS from 81 To ~5.
Prizes Of 81 GOO and under, paid Immediately al
ter the drawings other prizes at 30 days.
brG For tickets or schemes in any OF the above
splendid Lotteries, address
MCKINNEY 4 co., Managers.
"a
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JOHN +. SAUNDERS,
EDWIN b. LOVING.
, In retiring from the firm of J. +. SAUN

In retiring from the firm of J. +. SAUN-
DhRs CO., return my thanks to my friends for
the iayors bestowed on me, and take great plea
snre Ia recommending 10 them, aud the public
generally, my successors a. gentlemen worthy 81
their patronage. would also request all person,
having claims against the late concern Of J. I
SAUNDERS CO., Ia present them for paw
mant, and those indebted Will make PAYMENT H.
me, or TO my sou, j. +, SAUNDERS, as early a,
possible. DAVID ! SAirNDEKs
Richmond, Jan. 81 1851 4, a,,-dIht.rru
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XNlLCOA 3 GiBBs, SEWING: MACHil

w The highest premium awarded al the VIr-
ginla State Fair, Oct $780, the best Machine for
general use. ~
These celebrated Machines also. the sLOAT
aud LADD, WEBSTER cos SEWING MA
CHIN rs, are for sale by j A BEIVIS
Belvins Block, 18th aud nor streets
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K CAPT. WI. NELSON AND COL.
80 u w RICHARDSON, candidates for the
Convention, will address the PEOPLE OF HAN
OVER at the following times aud place
AT OLD COAL HARBOR ON SATURDAY, Jan.
10Th, 1851.
At ashland, TUESDAY, Jan 29th 1851
AT BEAVER DAM, THURSDAY, Jan als. IssI
l2oI. N''
NEGRoFooT, SATURDAY, Feb. I'd, 1861.
ia If
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WANTS..

NtANTED-FOK RENT.-A good tenant for
W, my comfortable little BRICK ROUSE sxe
on he corner OF Clay and Smith streets The E:::
House mas or iooins, now in complete re- I4.A
patr. - Apply to J. W. BEVERlbGE,
70 Ava
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NTANTED-A situation as CLERK or R00I2
~ hEEPER, or a JOB or JOBS OF WRITING
N3n give good references. Apply at the Dispatch
ia 26-ltS' 'iV- i"''i"H'
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RUNAWAYS.

- $50 REWARD III will Civ. 500 reward
StS Tor the return Of my NEGR0MAN, Wash
ENlnston, who left my house, in the lower
~ part OF Hehrlco county, on the morning of
the 18th inst, without leave or provocatiop
mashlngton Is about five feet or Inches high
white teeth, and smiles very pleasantly WIN
= ;p9hke e to- lie will probably have forged pass
III nls possession, as he eau read and write
me at my house, or if he Is secured in al so thai
can get him. ia 26-lw*l l., = COIYRTSEV
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0FGC1AL NOTICEa
~ 4 sonthsrn Misunderstanding Hsu.. !.
REALITY .--ESTABLtsHED IN 1sIJ- se In
First by COOKE 4 RYAN:
2ndIy, By PETER COOKE
3rdIy, by COOKE HILL:
4thly. by ALEX'R HILL:
5thty, by ALEX'R HILL x Co
We are prepared TO Manufacture LAME
GENTS, MISSES and BOYS SHOES OF eva,y q q
setption, to which we most respectfully eaiI ~
attention OF our friends, customers and The pnb
ia 26-dim ALEy'R NH 4, ~
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"ANIED--rO RENT-A HOUSE for = tir-1-
w rate RESTAUR RANT; or AN interest 6y.-.
"oud ne purchased by an experienced per- A4ss:,:
son. Address Nv, - Dispatch ONCE. A-.A
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- NEW TROOP FOR HENRICO,
$50 $50 a meeting Of the citizens ofthe n
tastteTa portion OF lIenrico county will MI
the old Osborne Turnpike, on THURS TTM
DAY next, at O'Clock z. NJ, the object BcI1g 20
organize new Company OF Dragons for That
Part OF the county. All persons favorable to the
enterprise, are requested to attend.
ia 2b--3tx MANY CITIyrNr
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IL s:s:ss.ss.;:ss,O OF REAL ESTATE AND PER-
SoNAL PROPERTY Persons
HSiishlng 70 attend the sale Of X. l.. Walker near
DDlspatch station, on the Richmond aud York River
haitiFoaa, can leave Railroad at A. NJ on the
sth INST, and return same day leaving Dispatch
Il L. NJ ia 2j--3t1 r. H. TEMPLE Sun't
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pin MS Music.

Ill. DiGGES, AUCTION ROOMS 50 MAIN
-. STREET. We have on cousis nmeut assorted
sizes OF FARRELL and HEKRiNG& 60. > world
renowned FIRE and BGRGLARPRoof sAfk>,
NJ the New York manu- featuring prices Also, a
lot OF MAHOGANY SHOWCASES,
ia 25--ts J. IL. DiOGES.
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COMMISSIONER OF THE REyEYTE

Il ~ COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE
pIlsTklCT.-We call upon RICHARD MOREIy.
ESQ 10 announce himself as a candidate for the
apone once, feeling sure that he will receive the
cordial support of ia 2d-3t*l MANY VOTERS
, 1861-10-01
=: :g.. -; -sAS.l:sT8 r :, =. :
Gtihtttjl!if:: !:


f: 1adtana Military ieeus. :.
TIE IndiaaaPolls Journal says that Hon,
Graham n. Fi:cl haa had tttesn companies
odsted for his regiment !, Il IS probable that q
second regiment will be ordered to rendezvous
at Icgansport. The citizens Of that place are
gns1'y engaged In building barracks. for the
men. .:~::~:: -. ',@.s
-lndiaDa will soon have three regiments Of
cavalry In the field Two are already at the
seat OF war, aud another is about ready to
start. :, j. -
Col. streight's regiment, composed pEia-
clpal1y Of mechanics, and numbered the 5Ist,
VIII ae fu,l IN lew days. If Is composed OF
most excellent material : Indianapolis Journal
- Notwithstanding the order of the Adiu-
taGt Gsnsral foIbiddlEg the enlistment Of men
N 1no1ana 3oE companies and regiments FORM
ing outside Of the State, We notice that esv.
e1al recruiting officers are publishing NOTICES
IN different localities for recruits for regiments
organizing in Ohio ard Illinois, Indiana has
tn1nislea men enough for outside parties to
lofm more tnan regiment. It is time the
business vas stopped
Col Grcee's regiment, ut Richmond. is
about full, and As soon as supplied With arms
al d equipments will be ready to move, Il Is
composed Of boys from tbs staid Quaker sac~
it'll u tHe State, VINO nave volunteered with
full understanding Of the nature and 5mpor-
tsrc2 OF the contest in which the Government
is involVed.-I1id,
Yesterday the steamer Matte Cook took
On board raed Cannon, and $50 soldiers
trsm the 3lst Regiment, under Gel Cruft, rad
1ttt fer Green River. The boat will 70 Is Tar
up % Rnmsey, taking back to their homes the
soldler6 Who came down TO SpottsYille LAST
6lrcay.-EtdnsEn2eJo Journal
The steamers Nick Thomas and ", Il. B.,
Rnd the gunboats Lexington ard Taylor pass
ed up Monday niy ht~ The Thomas WAS re-
turning to Cincinnati with the Pearl Street
Rifles, the eseort to the fleet, and the gun
bra;s were going-about their business. They
we.e undoubtedly "going about seeking
Hhom they may ccHoaT."-IbM.
The GEka1AS KEG1MEHT-So little has baen
Easd oi th1s regiment since 1t Was organized.
that We doubt if many OF our citizens know i
is in this city; yet It is, beyond al cempari-
son, the best d;i!led regiment, and the best
pietar<d for the field Of any regiment in the
stale It is now Yearly full, Numbering over
500 men, and Would have been filed twice
oser if Col. Which had taken all that offered.
It has been in camp q few weeks only, bat
that few Wetks has been almost one contlnu-
GUS Grill, under The tuition Of one Of the
mcEt accomplished soldiers In the country,
Col Which, who has done what few Colonies
have Attempted, given every hour and moment
OF his tiEe, aud all his energies to its 1nstrac.
ticil-India7sapo1is Journal,
, 1861-10-01

last, United States Deputy Marshal JenkIns
arrested 9 man named Henry Stussy, at the
Continental Hotel. The accused had In his
possession the SUN Of $500 in drafts upon
The house of Peabody d Co., London. Infor-
which induced him to believe that :Stussv.
who Vas from the South, was the agent Of a
mercantile house In New Orleans, and that he
was en- route for Europe, to purchase goods,
which were to be sent to Louisiana In Epglislj
vessels, via Havana. The arrest was, there
fore, made Us stated, and the seizure Of the
money Was followed by the discharge b
s:usey. The manner in which the shrewd
Government Detectives acquire information i
no less mystery to citizens than to reporters
Of !he press; but, from recent arrests, it il
certain that the service does not suffer from
want Of competent men.-PAiIadelphia En-
q7s:str, 27M
, 1861-10-01
@arDi1trQ, Rarpmar<, &e+
HUKLBUT'S GREAT TIGHT
IL BARREL STAyE
SAVING N m l}4k ESE1 Nc m ANFXENK.

a 1H E II IL aQ, 1cou.
The greatest Invention oftte age.lCEcionan Com
discovery OF national tmpoTtance-IE.Y Tribune.
Deserving the highest praise In both construction
and ActtonIEcientiGc American
It II Tie fasorte Of III at the Exhibition Chicago
Mechanics Instituted -iChc1.o Tribune.
WS give it or hearty appEobaton. ard commend i
to theu--;St Louis Republican.
The. undersigned are tae Inventors and Patenteea
and still tile right to tie following territory, to-
M1tE1ninois Indiana. OHIO. vrgtn1s. Mtnnesota.
ida: vermont alabama oregon. kev ysEEeg Dela7 4;
stAte4 County 4nd Town Hshtst
W. build asplendld neg style machine, capable Of
desired thickness from Of one inch to 2l tnchex
The machine t3 automatic, and Is WARRANTED to
make TERFECT TIGHT Barrel stave:
TIC following persons hare the mashtces n opera
on, 4nd to them you'd fespsst!nily Fsfer tae pub
Ghthe5, Pest Co, Ashley. u; L r Il. y. Alley.
Eass eli q Davidson, PolkersbutG VrgnIa: A. ThoEn-
ton T. Co MnGeapoiie, Minn-
tn exchange foT machines and rights;
territory will please stt'rea. HUkLBUr BRO IHEaa
4 CO.. Post Ofhce Box 36i3. Cbiesso, l1l1ola-
au:, E3;4tIl
, 1861-10-01

E To Here Owners.-Dr. Sweet >
1t:>.l~1s i!ent :or Eo-ses Is nn1vgned b any, In
81 ;afe Ct Lsrcenest. n-is!nE from Spracs, Brcscz
Ct ".enehinc. 1ts effect I. magical and certain aar
aef~ & S4Edla enlls. Scratches Aause. &c, It VIII
also speedily Spawn and rinEbcne aay be easi-
r. :eutca md c1rea Il tse. tnc3ient Etases, b1I
co-1rmed casee are beca.d the possibility Of rade
cure, No OF the Kind however. is 60 ceSpersts
tc7c!esk Int l. mag oe 41e71zted bE ts Ii ac2t.
sne its 1utt. .fu ao7!!catios Ell sTAya remove tie
Le,enees and enable tie Lore to traTe. H5tl coa-
pErat1ye ease.
TO- .;e timely afe ~ l.t @p7eara.ce Of Ls7enesa
VI. eEeotCa1ly prevent !sese formidable diseas es
cec'.nrG to witch all herses are LIABLE, and Each
rczde: 70 nsay otherwise Taluatlo borsez nearly
worthless Sec advertisement For sale By J. e
JOHNSON. General 4.eIt 70 5t@te street.
n,H.'tenE.dsr
, 1861-10-01
GTATE OF ILLINOIS. JOOB

~ COUNTY, aB-s1perioE Court Of Chicago.
October TeI;1 4 D iss!- Charles 1f5!sat ii. Jam-i
Public Eotcs b hereby s:ve= to u ssd Jazaes
N1sttthst writ e a1A;nruerr out ct tie of.c7
Of ta2 Clerk CT tn Superior Court Ct Chfcago dated
the bird daT Gf A D. 4s6 II e1it oftha
Eafd Charles W!gt and again! the Htate Ct tbs said
t:a Sevecty. .Seyec aad 611t Dcra:S directed t tie
EEer:n of Cook County. Eaict said Wits has been Ee
ts9w tae.et2re unleae you. tae said James Wright
rot cocrt Of Ch1cago be{of tae day Of ia
fsTM thereof TO ba holden 4 tse Court House. Ii Il
&1 gt7s speeal hs md plead 70 iha Eaid p1atntin
action Judgment Fill BE- entered Sg&snst Yoa, s1e Ia
property Rttsched u nsy he sufficient t. satisfy tb
satu 1aacu,eEt aud cea8 viii be sold to sa..aT ~
zane. WALTER EIHHAII, 5NrrF
GALLUP d HITCHCOCK. Pn.Ts A1ty1 se6 gsStIV