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nNE HUNDRED D0TI,Dz

y St MAhD keles %ed from the NH in ,ba if'-
Of Charlotte by the Yankee raies ~ ,e county
, one r my man GLAihokNE; and wien ,.i tao, .,
Claiborne is mulatto, about five t.. % Siato5.
siiies wnen spoken to- the only mari ~ -, 81
eoiiected Is Oh one Of his legs occGsaj !. eaf ''-
cart vince having run over il, lrayinr a ~ an OK
WIN WIN pay TIE above reward tor the i9!,y.T - u,
Address NJ I, "9 20 '-'h gSt hn
au 9-3aw2w- rh,,l,.. :, ~ iHEkf,
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INOURTHOUSAND FIVE HI7ZDTI +

| A'OU X THO SAND FIVE HIT\DT7I i,
| Il DOLLARS REWARD-I will nav fam tb1l.
sand i've hundred dollars for the apprchens,,, ,r
delivery 10 me iii Richmond or for securing TIM =
that get them, the following SLAVES. 10 Wit.
| JORDAN, yellow man, about trenty.sevs,
Years old, toleIab!s carpenter and blatks,p,tb "
Was raised near christiansbuig, Virginia
LEWIS, black man, thirty years Old. purch,,
OF j. l.. Dlewney OF Broddie, near Hpniel-ol,iUs
North Carolina. ''''
JOSHUA, black, about twenty-cislt wear. dir
raised by Walter Coles, Of PittsylyaSla county. b
rather down look, ard is very stout
JACK, about eighteen years old black and .l,r.
bought of L. j. Stern, of Raieigh North Ce,o,ip'
JIM, black, about twenty -oIlr or twenty-tgg ,.-,
old: raised in Maryland; il t4li and yery lk4fy
WILLIAM, a hFoWn-skIn boy, about ts.ri,
twenty-five years Old, raised in OF hear thI....
once owned by I. j. Sampson, an agent at The r..
niond and Danvills depot.
ELIJAH, Of brown complexion. about thir,y.sr,
years Old raised near Charlotte, VILE and Nal
cook. Both OF his legs were swollen and -oi, At q,
time he left.
SALLY, mulatto girl, about twdnty-fre va.
Old raised IN LoCdoun county; was plIthast. 4
y. NJ. l7e; tall and slender, with long tlg,. hair
HARRIET, fifteen or sixteen Years Old bfar,
skin, with bushy head Of hair
They left my farm, in Lunrnburg about the q.
OF June, with the Wilson raiding party. wilma
the above reward for all of them or tive harId
dollars for any one Of them.
su 5-iwS E. H. STOKES
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By d. X. weisiger, Auctioneer.

ANE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
" WITH SMALL HOUSE THEREON, FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND, ON THE COALPTT
TURNPIKE, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, FOR SALE All AUCIION.--I will sell AT
auction, on TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at five
O'Clock T. N, on the premises, the above tract of
LAND. 1t adjoins the lands of the late Jeremiah
Hobbs and Mrs. Anderson. This place is well
adapted for market farm. On it is a well that in
former days, furnished the best water i'll the neigh
torhood, but nov needs attention. The ncariess Of
this land to the city should induce persons desiring
10 invest to attend
fERNs onc-half cash; balance to suit pur-
chaser. D. X. WEISIGER,
au Auctioneer.
After the sale of the Land, forty fifty cords of
WOOD, on the premises.
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BY Hill, Dickinson & Co., Auctioneers.

IN THE 18TH INSTANT, AT IL
O'Clock, shall proceed to SELL at pnbic auction
a lot OF fifteen acres Of splendid LAND. two-thrIs
OF which Is cleared, the balance in wood There is
a comfortable House on the place, with a well OF
water IN the yard. Also, all the Household Furpi-
tufe; one Cart ard Harness.
The land adJoins that of Robert r Padgett, Mos
by Ford and Levy Ford, and fronts on the Deep Run
turnpike road, seven miles from Richmond
Mrs. MARIA ANN JENNINGS
au lG-3ts
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TWO HUNDRED D0ITapJ LA n,.

= !" hI1H.--fsth away, on The IN - ., w
Ih.n ION nc IS about iiye feet eigl, ny
stout QUILT; black tifty-hye or sigt, 'iShcs hgA
pensa, aoot year asofrom wsrr c5 gnis gid
The above reward will be paid II i''rltIiz
can get him. t'SSJsstd N Jajl - 4,
au i5-6ts '''- VI blhBroni
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RIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS =
u WI A X IA Il Il u n ~ Z n ~ -hIu1 KE=

W LED-Ran away, in May last NJ, ~ sS
Sei~aibohNh; nulatto; abou. five lss, ~" ~ ssNsat
nII1 dSery stout built heavy head of hair sr -
ne tor three years. il well acouain,i ttte wga
nie; ana a fire eficer4's servant .,,s WIT camp
rith thr army q General Lee The aboy, hr =
VIII oe pad Tor his security so thai ~, rtsard
wears Yankee 0vercoat. get Inn. lie
au l~eod5ts II ION
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By Charles t. wortha,n & Co., Auctioneers.

By Charles 7. Workman & Co, Auctoneers
4 UCTION SALE.-Ne will sell on
IA WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, commencing
al II o'clock
10 barrels good TO prime New Orleans Sugar,
10 boxes good TO prime New Orleans Sugar,
10 tierces yellow and white Clarified Sugar
Salt Sole and Cpper-leather aud Groceries gen
orally.
ConsisnInents for this sale solicited
au IL CHARLES T. WORKMAN & co
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| GUNDRIES.
| ~ barrels Old Proof Apple Brandy.
| do. do. do. Rye Whiskey,
octaves 'MaYett & Co" Coe1lac Brandy.
| barrel choice Brown Sugar,
| ~ barrels Green Apples,
% do. Superfine and Extra Flour
10 coils Plough-line Rope,
bale A Plaid Domesties,
bales Al Sheeting,
bales Cotton Yarns, high numbers
3oo pounds superior Bacon Sides,
100 do. do Sole Leather,
% Kegs Old Dominion Nails, assorted,
barrels prime Sorghum Molasses
barrel prime New Orleans Syrun
700 boxes and cadlies Manufactured Tobacco.
1000 pounds Smoking Tobacco, in bags, boxes
and barrels,
barrels Tanners Oil,
l lot Mems Brogues,
barrels White Grease,
oh consignment and for sale by
r. R. ROBERTS,
Commission Merchant
au lC-its Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets.
A LcoHoL, &c,
barrels Sorghum,
30 kegs hi Nrb. Soda,
barrels EPSON Salts,
20 dozen French Caliskins,
IN store aud for sale by
DROWN SHEETINGs, DRILLS. &c.
IL so bales Brown sheetings,
10 bales prillings and Osnaburgs.
4 cases Wall Paper and bordering,
10 barrels Brown Sugar,
In store and for sale by
au l6-3t KENT PAINT 4, ~
kSOR SALE, an excellent DRAUGHT
HORSE, with WAGON and HARNESS. or
without, to suit the purchaser.
w. T. NIMMO,
-. Next door to corner Twenty-afth
Nv 1851 and Main streets.
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- 'r''''' 49, = =, : -
Au1AWAYG.

~ y ,,,u j.. Two ,'.,, q my Bos'men, wii
ne ssh instant ri Ioek 81. wi, -aht Boss "a
a.ia'ts reward for tho apprthcnsio, "a sassa
Jazz - These men, OF iifty dollar - F.ng n
th,,.1.c i.'ana - tau, likely, and bl9't hsr Il
,.naay-nys years OF age; Jordan !. lo, =, shut
about twenty Ave years Ola SOU aad
oroou CLIFFORD CAEpr,
au l6-3ts S""iity, Virginia
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.!VE HUNDRED DOLLIps,7.,

WARD.-Ran away from He's Hes RE-
Of saeh co On tn sr 9TH instant my
feet eight inches high rather ,Ios IS; about fg,
featured his front under teeth spread On, ,id 'o)s
wa was 'oo'h out He was raised by wI;a ns' <~'
ser, m Hanover county, neas Hsw,,,s s ,'an Io-
S;,n ' nc apGse reward for his apprehcns"a m
Richmond Tau Ia,., iO"eit Lainpkins -
q
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III We HUNDRED DOTTITG in

4 "ARD.-Ran away from the p;,h,,,.I
seei' where be was hired about the 2o,b 81 az Ar
my negro man, PETER MILES sornc,,n, y IN
rE1Eh REDO He Is Twenty-Five or tgentr.iSis,
yeais OF 'e, i've feet eight or nine inrbe i
gerbTead color rather long face NO. .sn' sn-
ana nat, anu carries himself very crret W. 'Is
;eit lne arsenal DC wore grey jacket and can T'
Is no doubt making effort to pas, thrCpPgb ne
Itne5' VIII give the above reward ii caught h..
yomd lhe iiin11s oil the city or two hundred apd a.
dollars if caught within the corpor,tr HMM, 4i my
cured in any jail 50 that get hira. ''' -
au l0-6t~ MAI tfr-,,
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| BY Z. 5. Pleasants Auetioneer.
InN THURSDAY, the 18th instant ]
~ viii sell at my store, No 20 Main street. com
nenclng at 10 O'clock a. N, an assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD
And KITCHEN
Amongst which may name
Beadsteads,
Wardrobos,
Cabinets,
Centre Tables,
Mahogany Gard Tables,
Two excellent Mahogany -frsmed Pianos
ALSO,
large lot of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
amongst which will be found
One very superior and excellent Dinner Set,
consisting of ninety-th pieces,
One fine Tea 50 of forty pieces,
Besides a large number of
Plates, Cups Saucers, Dishes &c.
ALSO,
Two Stoves and large lot OF Kitchen Furni-
The public are invited
au lG E. s. PLEAsANTs, Auctioneer
BY Williamson 6 Co., Auctoncers.
NO 1872 Main street between Ninth and Tenth.l
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th August, commencing
at 10 O'Clock n. NJ, Will sell at salesroom,
NO. ~ Main street, an assortment Of
FURNITURE,
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
The following and other articles will be offered
French, Cottage and other Betlsteads,
PaIlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
PaIlor, Dining and Kitchen Tables,
Wardrobes, SideboarGs,
Sofas, Lounges,
Feather Beds Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Blankets, Quilts, Sheets,
Pillows and Bolsters,
Plates, Dishes, Cups and Saucers,
Knives and Forks
Parlor, Cooking and Office Stoves,
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes,
Fancy Articles &c, &c.
ALSO,
| small Iron Safe
/ superb Music Box,
Set Of Apothccarys Scales,
Backgammon Board, &c.
n B.-Ihe Watches some Of which are VERY fnc,
Will be sold az II O'Clock precisely.
au Is WILLIAMSON & CO, AuctiOneers q
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HI We HUNDRED DOILA,-s -

a. M-hhD --is'n away, on MONDAY. au.,,s, -
ss %oho u BOY named HENRY, the proIgliy Of T.
old; five feet eight or nine inches hon !.q'
poheh spare built, l,iack complexion. snI -
German well. The above reward will I 80 ,'aAN
N'm'Iiy 70 WILLIAM X slEbn
hu li-bt' AZ Confederate STATES PGT'
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HNOUk HUNDRED DOTT4Ty ~

i WARD,Ran away from my f,,Io on N -.
a III, 81 ihe ON Instant my man JOSHUA He
ABOUT tihfty-hve years Of age, well hujI, an -
hets hid on pair of new brocucs ana Nov, 80 i-.'
Siln nInc stlpe on the collar bought nm az f
a bowman ON the 9th Of July viii ,, ~ - =.
au li-6ts J1uv ~ f,.'iholl
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WANTED to purchase, a STILL and
w WORM mpiete CAPACITY not less tha,,
thlrty-fve or forty gallons Call at corner of Figh-
teenth and Main streets an ,i-5,e
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EDUCATIONAL,


ct. MARY'S COLLEGE, COLUMBIA,
~ SOUTH CAR0LINA-The exercises OF this
Institution will be resumed on MONDAY, the 5th
of September proximo.
TERMS: For Board and Tuition in English, Math-
ematics and Languages, for session Of five months
$1,000, payable in ADVANCE. No deduction will be
made for absence, except cases of sickness or ex
Iulion.
Pupils win be supplied with bedsteads BY the col
iege. For particulars, apply by letter TO
REV. j. j. OCONNELL, President,
au i2-3taw2w Columhia : O.
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4 FARM, WITH THE STOCK.

4 ia r M, WITH TIE STOCK,
"A CROPS, FARMING UTENSILS, &C, FOR
SaLE.-Ihe subscriber is authorized TO sell, mi
yately, FARM in Powhatan county, together with
all OF the STOCK, CROPS, FARMING UTENSILS
nc, thereon. The Farm contains three hundred
and fou,teen acres, and is situated on the Bcking-
nam road, about twenty-five miles from Richmond
and four miles from Powhatan Station, Richmond
and Danyliie railroad, in healthy locality, and
Wei! supplied with good well and branch water. The
land is OF fair quality about one-haf or twothiris
stiabic, the balance IN pine and oak growth The
buildings consist of a two-story Dwelling House
lately fitted up, with four and passage be-
SIDES basement and all Necessary out-houses The
Stoek-one Horse and three Mules, woke of Oxen
five head of cattle and fourteen hogs. The Farming
utensls are nearly new, and embrace the following:
Wagons, Carts, Threshing- Machine. Wheat Fan
cor1,Sheier Cutting Knives, scythcs and Ploughs
OF all kinds. The Crops-Wheaf, Oats, Corn, Peas.
Potatoes, Sorghum, &c and, if desired. the Hands
on the place will be hired for the balance of the
year. Mr.. L. III. Farley, the Manager, win show
the land, crops &C., to amy wishing to view the
TERMS Cash, and possession given immediately
For further particulars address j. B. GOODE.
Genito Post-ofiice, Powhatan county, Virginia.
an l3-6t* ~
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NJ ANTED to rent, a HOUSE for my
" family, furnished or unflrnishcd Apply 10
JAMES y. DUNCAN, pastor of Broad Str,.i NJ
thodlst Episcopal Church, at the Office of tua
Richmond Christian Advocate, No. l6l Main street.
an l6-ate ~
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WANTS..

w AAIED.-A Virginia Lady, qualified
w 10 teach English and French desires z SIT.
CAIioN AS TEACHER either in Il private famil,
GINA a., ~ -.
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WANTED to Rent or Purchase. a Good

-aNIED to Rent or Purchase, Il good
W FARM, with a'tolerably large house ,l1ou II.
n, SAFE locality anywhere in Virginia or the south
O u not very remote and easily accessible from
richmond preferred. Any having such farm.
N.is ne would sen at old plicos for gold or is
equivalent, secured to his satisfaction. and rsy.
PIE after the war, viii address immediately .B -
box ~ Richmond Post-ofice
AS IN the opinion of thoscsbest qualified 10 Judge
OF s'ch matters, the scaicityoi labor heavy taxa
uoh, ana immense quantities CT land thrown unon
,e market ut the close Of the war, must inevitably
nave enc effect OF deprecatng that species OF proper
y al lest MY per cent for many Years thereafter
tins notice is worthy the attention OF those
To make sure OF the value of their land
Ii Inc advertiser does not rent or buy very soon
m wii give the services OF his negroes some Thirty
OF forty in number during the war to any ami
can't who will take proper care Of them. Appiy as
above. 49,, Ic' 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY-NINE AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES, ON YHE MEHERRIN AND
OWL CREEK, IN LUNENBURG COUNTY, FIVE
MILES FROM kEYSVILLE, AND SEVEN
FROM MEHERIIN DEPOT, FOR SALE-I of
fer for sale, privately, the FARM located as above
containing Eve hundred and titty-nine and three
quarter acres; seventy-fve acres frst-rate bottom
land, and portion Of the upland very good. The
same Is well watered; the improvements are a
Dwelling recently repaired, containing seven rooms
Kitchen, Smoke-house, three Negro-quarters, Baln
Stable, and three Tobacco Barns al in good order
There is also good deal OF Building Timber on the
TRAIT.
IERMs: Cash or credit
. plat Of the Land may be seen at my office
L. W. GRUBBS, AuGtioneer,
au lG-at Successor to Codd;n &, A,,rnrenp
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| I S L OP EN- f d AT l0l MAIN
| - STREET,
| so dozen fine Frenck CALFSKINS,
| 10 barrels RIO COFFEE,
500 GOO PERCUSSION CAPS, "a d.
800 dozen Fine and Dressing COMBS
| 900 dozen Colored SPOOL COTTON
1900 pairs COTTON CARDS,
20 cases CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs and BEA-
20 bales Augusta sHEETISG,
10 do. do. YARNS.
|. ALSO,
great variety of TRIMMINGS and NO
n =. iioo' :. SfROOCk.
MO. 142 MAIN STREET.
~ OLD PRICES RESUMED.
Inc best W hlskeys in the Coniederacv
The very finest Br;ndies, at reduced prices
ALSO,
Genuine London Porter
Byass's Sparkling Ale, by the bottle or cask
Madeira Wine, vintage ISIS
Sherry Wine, vintage 1918.
Ihese Wines were never on the market even be-
lore tne war: A A.. MONTEIRO,
au 4-eodl0t No 40 Nom s,rn.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! y application viii be made for the renewal Of
the following CERTIFICATES and BONDS, which
were stolen nom the Sth Instant carti.ssa,as
No S,s5i issued TO Katharine Kfeir for asl dated
July Isl, and No. 1855, for l00 issued 10 Hcpry
Klein, dated June 18th two North Carlinn eo,,,o,,
bonds for 800 each, Nos. 1879 and 200 b.a,ins. s,
per cent. interest. All persona are wirned ~, 10
trade for the same. IT KIETS o :"
Twenty-third street
Betwecn Main and Franklin streets.
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MAILS AND TACkS.---A gcea II
IN sortmeat AZ cur NAILS for sale y ~ 4
Main street, near the Old Market. Oh ~,
- 3. N. foRkH -.
~ ls-sss Dealsr IN OLA Metal Rsas :
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EAL ESTATE FOR SALE, FIVE
IL MILES FROM THE TOWN OF GREENS
BORO., NORTH CAROLINA, AND THREE
QUARTERS OF MILE FROM NEW GARDEN
COLLEGE, SITUATED ON THE ROAD LEAD
Ing FROM GREENSBORO TO SALEM.-Tne
improvements are two-story dwelling, nearly new,
built IN 1850, has eight good rooms ali well finished
The house is painted white and believed to be one of
the best houses in the county. The out-b,iildngs
are two excellent houses for servants, with brick
chimneys; good smoke-house; a very superior and
commodious barn, built after the style of those in
Pennsylvania, Will accommodate twelve horses 4; a
con-crib, built OF logs Has d well of water not to
he surpassed in any State. The land attached is
Two Hundred and Twenty-one acres only about one
third cleared, the original growth of oak and
chestnut. On the place AND pear the house is an
orchard on one thousand fruit trees, uf three years
growth, OF the choicest selection OF Peach Apricot
and Apple; This place Possesses the additional at
traction OF being located in one CT the heslthiest
portions of the State and in five miles of the tcr,n
nation OF the Danville railroad, at Greensboro
me owner, wishing to purchase city property, will
sell the place for forty thousand dollars new is.ue
or Twenty-Five hundred dollars in gold Address
Box &c." Raleigh, North Carolina
au 9-2taw3ys
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN LAW
RENtEVILLE. BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
WITH TWENTY ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED.
FOX SALE.-The dwelling is large and in good or
der, and the out-buidings ample and in good order
with large yard and very fine garden, orchard, Sc
Possession given at once. For terms and fuller de-
scription apply to
2. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
au lG-2t Successor to Goddin 6 Apperson
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E For DREwRY.s BLUFF.
The Steamer WILLIAM ALLISON
viii, until further notice, make two trips daily from
Richmond to Dewrys Bluff, leaving the wharf at
Richmond at A. NJ. and ut - r. NJ; the Bluff
at 10 y. NJ and g. T. NJ.
Persons desiring recreation will find this pleas
antgay of spending day afternoon.
On Sundays only the AFTERNOON TRIP will be
made; leaving Richmond at z. ", and returning
about dark.
Fare, s. each way soldiers half price.
9-iGs
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I'm SALE, superior MANUFACTURED
~ TOBACCO OF the following desirable brands:
Ilaldgrove's Twin Brothers,"
W. T. Sutherlin's Crown,
Is. +. Graveley's /" Jessie brown,
b. L. Graveiey's John Warren
Is. +, Graveley's 81 c. Millerl
- Washington"
The above Is all old Tobacco in perfect order, and
unsurpassed by anything in this market
MITCHELL TYLER,
aM ii-ot los Main street.
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sOR SALE, tho KEY and FIXTIrPEc
r,. q 2 store also. PLANO, CARPET and FIN.
snI1E Appiyoa Seventh street, between Broad
sa g ysce g tne bar-Toom opposite the Theatre,
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(oAhD.- Mas. DIGGS can acco.--.--
~ aate few gentlemen with BOARD ri,h1.
Logging Place Of residence lis Broa ssv without
"sen Eighth and Ninth, south side aa.ie-iits.e -
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WANTED, small HOUSE, ready fur
w hished, or four or FIVE furnished ROOMS. in
II good neighbUhood, III a reApecfabI, ana crnfr,i
part OF the city, for which liberal rent viii be maid
Address " + A. D." care OF the Dispatch office
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M nhhEI CART FOR SALE.-A new
apsis,nc - m CART, with top, can be- bought nv
aa ls-l r,ssf Railroad Depot Price, $500. ''a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-27
Hos. srmos CAMERON.
Women Voting for President :


Let not our Republican aud loyal bis
tcrs think thu. they are drpriy d Of the
privilege OF voting for President, because
they arc not the chosen instruments ol
the law for putting the paper hnIlo; into
the box. They ate, nevertheless, voters
very influential and effective voters.
Tho casting of the ballot is no. the max
ing OF the vote, but only the recording Of
I. The yntc is made up like the verdict
of jury--on the testimony OF witnesses,
the plcldiugs Of counsel, aud the Charge
II courts. This is the business that We
have on hand between now aud the dty
of election in November. There l.
hardly woman in tha country who may
rot, ii she will, cirt vote on that day
lor Lincoln, liberty, aud the unity Of the
ration. Tho agencies by which the
great issue il to be decided atc the
tongue aud Tic pen. Speeches in public
meet ngs, COW rs,iiun in the social cir.
Gle, letters wr Il u aud printed, ncwspa.
pcrs aud documents by these the work
~ 10 be well done, and we shall slncp ~
o. from anxiety on the night before the
cl, C ion as We shall on tho night after,
NllfN llls itHhtN W Ut w hUuM W.
Therc is much truth contained in the
old fable of the wind aud tho sun. T. ilus,
by his ii1rccst cffirts, could not tear the
coat of tho traveller from his shoulders
lie only made him fold it the more tight
ly around his body. llu, when hi. pow.
rr was Exhausted and the quiet sunhrams
poured down, the sweating pedestrian
laid the Carmen. aside. The wind OF
this great trial is IN the spccch.mukng,
the shouting, the roaring OF tlrUuls, the
rush Of crowds, aud the brawing Of pol
iticiaus the sun may BE- found in the
gentle aud persuasive voice of woman, in
lcr keen wit, her inspiring praise, her
/ prompt and lvclv rcprooI. lllr forum Is
\ The drnwing.r0om, often the bedside Ol
the sick and wounded, aud VIII rcvtr a
VOID eau be fifty spoken rur the cnu.c OF
freedom and humil y. So much the
deeper will that word sink into the mind
of her auditor ii she mOurns a father
brother, or lover, whom she has surr,n.
d,rcd To her country, at the cost To her.
self, Of the brightness of her whole life.
Aud Is there woman in the whole
breadth Of tho lard who has not made
that sacrifice, or who does not stand in
hourly peril Of Il!
In all count and times women have
cxrrtcd great influence over pnlitics, aud
especially in periods of revolution. The
sa oHS Of Paris, presided over by the
most beautiful, witty, aud brilliant wo.
men of France, shared in turning to
successful issue our own struggle Cor in.
u, ID uupucp al nd Nuhs aupntly svnvYl IL,