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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-14
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, August Is.
CorToN-27@2Sc for middling uplands.
CoRN-sl l09l 127z; whole range.
u O~ATs-55@60c.
HAY-$25@2S per ton.
FLouR-Unchanged and duh. sx
PoRK-$25 75@26.
BAcoN-Clear sidesl 64c.
LARD-l2H9l4c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-14

UYANTED- BLACKSMITH good
blacksmith, who can do Wagon,
Buggy. ana Pillow Work who will be paid
the best wages. Inquire at Squire Walkers
Office. laul4 DIST
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. August Is.
DRY GoODS-The volume Ofbusiness IN
creasing, and prices for all staples fabrics
hrm. --.. -. A- -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-14
Cincinnati Market,

BY Telegraph.J CINCINNATI. August ID.
FLoUR-Firin but quiet; sales OF family
at Sl0@l0 o. eH aIny taE stnupaf =
shade f1rIner. though not quota bly, higher;
No. l red 81 10; white 50 25@2 80. fssi9X.
CoRN-DuL al S39Sic, and not much de-
mand.
OATs-Firmer, and prices higher; sales
at 55c, and at the close holders asked SIG
RYE-Sold at 81 90. Receipts light. - E
CoTToN-Firm at 26926Lc for middling
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superfine, for sale by
+ GORDON & CRINGAN,
so,s - Pearl Block.
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Foreign News,

LONDON, September 2b--It Is rumored that
Kelley and Deasy, the Fenlans escaped from
Liverpool in a steamer. A special commits
sion will try the Manchester rioters who libe-
rated them.
A collision had taken place at Limerick be-
tween the soldiers and people, in which seven
of the former were beaten to death. The SOL
diers are blamed for the row. !.
Italy IL sending troops TO the frontier.
There have been many arrests in Rome, and
troops have left France for that city.
a Florence dispatch says Garibaldi was ar
rested by italian troops while crossing the
frontier.
Bismarck had declared in the North Ger
man Parliament that if the German nation
wishes to unite, there is no Power on earth
strong enough to prevent their union.
Pereire has resigned the Presidency of the
French Credit Mobilier.
A special Florence dispatch says Garibaldi
had been confined in the Fortress Alessandria'
His italian companions were prisoners, and
his ammunition had been seized. 10 +.
LONDON, September 25-2 P. M.-Consols,
"a 7-l6 United States bonds IS.
LONDON, September 25-Evening-Consols
81 7.l6 United States bonds, 20. :. Il,
LIVERPOOL, September 25-2 Z. M.-Cotton
dull and unchanged; sales of 10000 bales
Breadstuffs quiet.
LIVERPOOL, September 25-Evening. Got
ton dull middling uplands, l09b; Orleans,
lO9;4; sales, 10000 bales.
FRASKFoRT, September 25.-United States
bonds closed ut 76M
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EDeciaL Notices.


RET MRS. .WlNSLOW'S, SOOTHING SY.
RUP, fos children teething, greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softeuipg the gums, redu-
cling all Internationally allay all pain and
spssmodie action, and Is sure to ef H :Hg
81 REGULATE THE BOWELS. sEG'f.
Depend upon It, mothers, It viii give rest to
s' yourselves and -
RELIEF AHD HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years,
and can say In coSFlDsScs and Truth OF 1t wha'
we have never been able to say Of any other me-
dicine-nevsr las II failed In single instance 20
effect cure when TIMELY used. Never did we
know an instance OF dissatisfaction 5y any one
who used It. On the contrary. all are delighted
with its operation, and speak in terms OF COM
mendstion of Its magical effects and medicafVl
tues. We speak In this matter WHAT WE DO
Know" after years Of experience, and pledge our
reputation for the fuflmsnt OF what we here de-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief Will
be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered. Full directions for usin
will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
"MRs WIGSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP" having
the fac Smile Of Curtis Perkins" on the out
side wrapper ALI others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only ssc. per bottle.
Offices 2I5 Fulton street, y. Y. 2t5 High Hol-
born, London, England; Ill st. Paul street, Mon
trsal, Canada. seZV-eodem
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The Markets.


New York, September ga. M.-Stocks &C
tive and improving. Money, per cent. dold,
1875 Sterling, 10a&4ll0h. 6-2o's, ", cou-
pons, lax.
New YORK, September 25-P. M.-Cotton
declined lc. sales ], 300 bales at 23c. Flour
State, S7.750$lO50; southern, SO .SO@Tl3. %.
Wheat quiet. Corn-Western mixed, Sl.3OD
1873 Pork heavy at $24.67 Freights flrmer.
Stocks strong ana improving. Money, per
cent. Gold, l43A. 5-20's, '62, coupons,
ll4Gll4l1. Virginia 6's, 4604S.
BALTIMORE, September 25.-Cotton very fiat
uulands. o3Ac Flour quiet. Wheat heavy
Prime red, S2.45@S2.GO; white, s2269s2 80.
Oats, G5@7Oc. Rye better at 81 .4O@Sl.4 40. Fro
visions firm.
C1ycrSxArI, September o5.-Flour firm and
quiet. Corn steady 1T Sl.0S. Whlskey duil'
Provisions quiet and less hrm. Ihess porn
$3.50 Lard, l3Ac.
W1LxIsaroy, N. c., September 26.-Spirits
turpen tine quiet 1T SAC. Rosin steady at
90. 26@S7
CHARLESTON, S. c., September oj.-Cotton
more active but steady sales, 20 bales; MD
ding, 2lAc. receipts, l47 bales
AUGUSTA, September 25.-Cotton in better
demand at 2lc. for strict middling; lower
grades neglected; sales OF l6l bales
3MoBILE, September 25.-Cotton-Sales, zoe
bales middling, 2oHc.; receipts, go bales.
New ORLEANS, Septembe 25.-Cotton-Sales.
go bales low mddling, &c; receipts, AZ
bales. Tobacco firm and unchanged, with
light stock on hand Sugar-Only retail
business doing. Cuba molasses, 22Hc' Gola
l44h.
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A RAILWAY TRAIN TURNED 1STo MAN
TARA branch railway in the Madras
Presidency runs through wild region, the
inhabitants of which are unsophisticated sa-
wages addicted 10 thierery. The first day that
the line was opened q number of these Area
dians conspired to intercept the train and
have q glorious "loot." To accomplish their
object they placed some trunks of trees across
the rails but the engine driver, keeping very
sharp look-o rs it happened TO be his first
trip on the line in question, deserted the trunks
while vet they were at q considerable distance
from him The brakes were then put on, and
when the locomotive had approached within 4
couple of feet of the trunks il was brought 10
q stand still. Then, instantaneously-ll
Rhoderic Dhus clansmen starting from theil
heather-natives, previously invisible, swarm
ed ND on all sides and, crowding into the car
riages, began to plumber everything that they
could lay their hands upon. While they were
thus agreeably engaged, the guard gave the
signal TO the driver, who at once reversed his
engine and put it to the top of its speed. The
reader may Judge of the CONSERVATION OF the
robbers when they found themselves Whirled
backwards at pace that rendered escape from
the carriages impossible. The few who at
tempted it were killed on the spot. Thus were
our Arcadians nicely caught and rs they
were transferred from this novel man trap &c
iaiI they were no doubt convinced that the
fire brandy" can move progressively ano
retrogressvely with equal facility.-Centrd
JD1iu1u Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

DURE OLD V1NEGAR.-On consign.
il ment SIX BARRELS OLD ISLE OF WIGHT
CIDER VINEGAR, for sale by
40 10 Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel.
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KossuTH-The Hungarian journals which
support the Government are beginning &c
treat Kossuth with far less tenderness imam q
few weeks ago. An article attributed to the
Minister of Justice, Horvarth, in the Pest
NapIo, accuses Kossuth directly of working III
the interests Of Russia, and, considering the
heen attacking the present Ministry and the
Deak party by every means in his power, ac.
cusing them OF treason to the sacred Interests
of the country, "selling the Fatherland te
AUSTRIA" &C.. tits not surprising that-tne pa.
tiance of the Deakists should be exhausted a
last. The indulgence with which hossuth
has hitherto been treated is chiefly owing tG
the fact that he was formerly the psrsona
of the present leading men in Hungary whom
he now so violently attacks, but there Is q
limit ever to the forbearance OF ola trends
axtreme left in the Hungarian Diet, and 1t is
not likely that either he or the party VIII
gain much by the connexion.
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1t rumored that the Chicago 1tHieS Is lpou'
m change editors and proprietors-tnat MI
Shehan now one Of the editors OF the iT.Onhe'
is to be the editor of the 1fmeS-ana tnat "! I.
Storey is about to buy controlihs llteIess ~
the New York World, which latter Joulna.
NAV inns become in favor of paying The aeot
in greenbacks.
a brief of the Holy Father coniers the ole-
,;ty re- A ssistant 10 the Pontifical Throne on
axerv Rishop who has come to the centenary
fatas and NOT vet been honored with that titie.
a sncond accords 10 all members OF the Epis.
copacy the privilege of wearing the Slole'
cap.
In a Catholic fair now in progress AT Ihl-
oaoo The visitors are voting, At SO Huch i
vote, for The presentation OF q Solo ~alen ~ !,
some lady. The widow of 4 Union oillcer aha
n widow of secession notorlety are leauii's Inc
poll.
Pretty good for Chicago.
Governor Orr, of South Carolina, allows
conyicts in the State prison who BEHAVE wen
TO lay aside their parti-coored garD ''nu ~ COS
like other people.
The Union men of New Orleans are pre-
naring TO give DR.. Blackburn warm reeep
ton,
Maine has elected four editors to The Legis-
lature.
~. M.thodist Episcopal Conference meets
il petersburg on the 10th November.
Kirbv Smith is teaching an Eplscopalian
school in Tennessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

RAISING THE MRRR1MAc- Captain Under
down, who has been engaged in raising TIT
wreck of the Merrimac, will recommend
work OIL the hull next week. He has already
removed the guns, chains, anchors, ken ledge
and all movable matter, and will now operate
on the hull. This involves 4 great amount o.
labor and patience, and cannot be completec
in Jess than ninety days, at the end of which
time il is thought that large amount OF
valuable metal will be brought to light, and
the wreck cease TO be longer terror to passing
vessels.
CAPTAIN Underdown has Tie iron PROV OF
the Merrimac. which he anticipates dlsposlng
of to some museum in Baltimore, New YORK,
or Phiadelphia and it would be 4 good IN
ypstlnent, ard would attract crowds of the
curious even at this late day 1t is to be
regretted that we have no museum i'll which
to place so valuable Il relic.-NOrOk journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAD-Au-
GUsTA TO VOTE $500, 0O0.-Testerdayt the county
court was addressed on the subject of q sub
scription to this road by Major j. G. Paxton
in IN exhaustive and convincing speech. He
was followed by Major II. M. Bell, Major J .
i. Watts, Colonel Bolivar Christian, and Ge-
neral John Echols in favor Of the tax. Cap
tains James Bumgardner, G.. NJ. Cochran, Jr.,
and Major M. Hanger, opposed the tax. The
court decided unanimously TO submit the
question of subscription of 100000 to the
qualified voters of the county, to be paid III
the bonds Of the county, on Thursday NoVem-
Der u. 1857 lMNeH Tirlini0n.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WAsHISaroS, September 25.-Secresary Sew
ard writes the United States Consul at To-
ronto to-day, returning Or. Luke Blackburn
oath Of allegiance. His letter concludes
The Presidents proclamation offers no i'm
munity In thIs.'
1t is understood that the State Department
is by no means despondeutof fair settlement
Of the Alabama claims, though delayed by the
death of Sir Frederick Bruce
The revenue receipts to-day were 1905, 600.
General Hancock had an interview to day
with the President and General Grant.
Sheridan left to day for Philadelphia.
A bet has been made here Of $4,000 to 81 900
that Pennsylvania will go Democratic.
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CouSTERFEITER ARREsTED.--A man calling
himself j S Fugatt was arrested in Lynch
burg Tuesday for passing several Sl0o coun
terfeit notes. A package of six such notes
was found in his possession
The three connterfcits which we saw are on
the Central National Bank of the city OF New
York and are well executed. They are cal :
culated 10 deceive, and we warn the public
against them. All three bear date &c April the
18th, 1864" Two Of them are numbered
g 81 ,22s,' and the other "j2, 40l." The letter
10 in the word "main TAIN on the right OF
the note, looks as though twas imperfect in
the print, and as if it was crossed with pen.
Lynchbur3 Pirglnidn.
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4 The SPEECHES AT Liberty on Monday-A Scene
betMrtn Mr.. GoKRin md Mr.. Cameron.

I The Speeches at Liberty on Monday-A Scene
between Mr.. GoHRfn and a Mr.. Cameron.
Colonel Cameron, of Wheeling, made silly
speech at Liberty on Monday, in which,
among many other foolish things, he said:
We claim to have been cmancipated in West
Virginia because you people in Eastern Wiz.
ginia hnd the monopoly; we were your hew-
ers of wood and drawers Of water. You
spent Of our money; you monopoliZed all the
Offices you built your railroads, canals, and
public improvements, and taxed us to pay for
these expenditures, and deprived us Of every
right. You We're allowed to come to our
State and proclaim your slavery doctrines :
you would not allow us to come here and say
anything agntnet II. When your candidate
for Governor, Mr.. Goggin, the advocate OF
slavery, came there he was allowed hearing
and I had the honor TO oppose him in that
canvass.
MIR. Goggin, who was In the crowd near the
speaker, stated that he, the speaker was en-
dearoring TO create the impression that he
was the pro-slavery candidate, and advocat ted
slavery in that canvass, and these asser tons
We're false and without the shadow of truth,
and he challenged him TO point TO one instance
in that canvass where he had advocated
slavery.
The West Virginia orator was considerably
non pi"Ssed at this, and brought his milling
and Insulting remarks to 4 speedy close, init
mating that it was the last time that he would
address that audience.
Mr.. William l.. Goggin was then called for
DANGEROUSLY, and he spoke at seme length, re-
futing the charges nacc against him by the
young map TO whom he had been casually in
troduced."
In the course Of his remarks Mr.. Goggin
said " had no idea Of being called to the
stand day, and would have had nothing to
say had it not been for the allusons made to
me. I came here with my friend Governor
Peirpont, Us l choose to call him and mean
Il in the fullest sense. How else could re-
gard him when l remember that when was
engaged in that canvass TO which allusion has
| been made he was the first man in that dis
tant part Of the State who took me by the
hand and fought gallantly for my success
He was no such Pharisee rs the young man
who has just spoken; there were no such i'm
pediments in his way that prevented him from
supporting me-
In abiding to the feeling between the SER
wants and their masters he said +" l recog-
nixe before me three men who were once my
property, and if l needed friend in trouble,
who know would stand by me, would call
on no one sooner than that colored man, -
pointine TO colored man in the crowd, who
! responded: "You're right bout that, Mars
William
MIR. GogGin continued his remarks for some
! time, which were received with loud applause
| by the freedmen rs we'll as the whites OF his
misunderstanding Virgininn.
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porsIrRxr JoRxsoS's SrRECH on TUESDAY
>-,e,Ir " on know, my friends that the conn
lis In great peril therefore am proud &c
- mat YOU are aroused and alive TO it
S,,~ins of - q God :" That's the talk AND
..,Tn can save I'LL You have saved It il
..,..s cone by. and feel we'll assured that you
and will save il in time 10 come. lCries
E,F"Hrar Hear aud I'VE Wilt l re-
rs,t our country is in peril; the constitution
- onr country is in great pcril-that consti
zion which was formed and framed by our
t,.srrs, by the patriots OF the Revolution, anC
,llsh they cementcd with their elood-and i,
l.cemcs your duty 10 redeem and TO save i
s,r, the peril in which +. Is involved
! have another single uttcrance, and tina
r.,.rarce is let every one here to- might h;lv,
a conscience and a conviction in reference u
|nr preservation OF the constitution OF tn,
corntrv. and all will he safe. lCries of " Hear
hear lie; conscientious conviction be our
rourage !, Let The public good be our aim, and tht
constitution OF the country be our guide, and
all will be we'll Cheers And now agar
accept my thanks for this kind demonstration
Won have made, and take with You, in saying
20 Won good bye, my best wishes for your vel
-
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Nlgws OF SENATOR'S WADE, SHERMAN, AND
TH,lgR.-hta recent IN Getting in Ohio Senator
Stcr,nan said that Mr.. Stanton's removal
,rora The War ONCE was simply to get out Of
the way q man who insisted on the fair execu-
ton Of the laws Of Congress that as n sena-
;ar he would vote TO reinstatc him ~ Secre-
;arv Of War, and that he had no doubt that
he would be- restored, to remain there during
Tie term of Mr. Johnson's administration
senate. " adc was equally emphati Senator
Tharer declared his belief that Andrew John
son meG,.atcs forciblc resist to the au-
tuoriiy Of Congress, and that the organization
Of 4 rebel militia i'll Maryland was being
Effected 10 aid Johnson in his plan.
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LOAN OEplcE OF H. HARRIS b BRoTHgR,1
1891 MAIN sTRgiT lUP STAIRS, (
-. RICHMOND. September "a, 1851.

A VERY LARGE LOT Of Note, Let
N ter Cap, Bill. head, and Printing Papers
generally, may be found at the Dispatch Printing
House. Send In your orders for prindnz Jy IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

BALTIMORE OFFIcERs.-The Conservatives
Of Baltimore have nominated for and will no
doubt elect James l.. Bar,oi Judge of the
Court OF Appeals T. =. Scott, Chief Judge
o, the Supreme Bench Ct w. Dobbn, Henry
T. Carey, c. W. Pinkney, and Robert Gill
NOR. Associate Judges of the Supreme
Bench George Robinson, Clerk Superior
Court. j. +. Raisin, Clerk OF Court of Com
mon Pleas: !. i. Brewer, Clerk Circnit
Court \. J. George, Clerk City Court; w.
+ MrlNcwcn, Clerk Criminal Court; Thomas
Bond. Isaiah BtldcrStonc, and Il. ID. Daniels,
Judsrs OF the Orphans Court; and j. II.
Brown, Register of Wills. goodly number,
md rood men.
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The BALTIMORE N0MIEEis.-Of the Judges
ncmIuatcd TWO were imprisoned during the
war for alleged reasonable practices: another
was the chief legal adviser OF tn" police COM
missOucrS and OF Commanding General Trim.
hl" in the attempt TO bar the way TO the ma
'Ioual capital in 1861 another is the brother
u :: noted guerrilla leader; and stlli another
is reported to have been upon General Lee $
stan during some part of the rebellion. The
same rule was followed in the distribution of
the cl"rkships and Orphans Court judgeships.
No' aman against whom il could be alleged
that he ever had an aspiration for the success
Of the Union arms or who cherished feeling
Of loyalty for the Government, secured the APP
prevail OF the Convent ion .--i,Hericdn (RddicttD
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THE PROCESS OF APPROXIMATIONS Com
YgNcED.-General Chestnut, formerly United
States Senator from South Carolina, Hon
rorchcr Miles, and Colonel Shackeltord, OF
South Carolina, with their families, have been
spending some time in Staunton, and contcm.
plate purchasing lands and locating in the
Valley of Virginia. We are sorry for South
Carolina. but glad that Virginia has been
chosen rs a place Of refuge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

FROM SAN FRAScrsCo.-A fire occurred Sa-
tuTday evening on Clay and Merchant streets
which dies troyed fifteen buildings and stores.
Inc loss IS about so 900; mostly frame builu'
'"ES Fires have been very numerous lately
ana have been attributed 10 incendiarieS.
IAe first earthquake shock felt III twelve
months was noticed last evening. 1t was very
instinct, but slight.
The construction of q sea wall Of granite on
hTooklyn rock foundation, for the protection
.. the harbor OF San Francisco, is now favor
Eoy progressing under the direction OF the
safe commissioners, and will extend along
'ar whole city from the Mexican coast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

GROWTH OF PoPrLArIoS.-The census re-
iUrnS OF several Of the western States are ~.
Preaching completion, and the results Will
soon be known. For Iowa official returns
rom al but four counties indicate popula-
tion OF SOS i94, an increase of more than 10000
N TIVE years, or very nearly ten per cent. per
4nnum. The Des Moines Register remarks
Mat TINS is the largest gain, both absolute ana
p:oportionate, the State has yet known in the
same period Of time, except under The lnhu :.
ence Of the great migration mania OF 1904 and
1915, IN which period the increase was 100000
on population of 3lS,0oo, or about thirty per
Cc3t per anuum
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ASrlrIPArED DrEL.-Yesterday afternoon n
difficulty occurred 1T the National Hotel, in
tourtlaudt street, which may result i'll duel.
NJ. J. Il. White, of Balston Spa, New York,
had new invention that Mr.. Hunt, OF New
York, did not like, and spoke against. 1he
ia,ler was somewhat roughly handled by the
former. Shortly afterward Mr.. White re-
cc!yed 4 challenge from Mr.. Hunt, and 1t is
understood tina, Mr.. White will accept.-Ne~
l"rE Tribune, September "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

GESERAl Ogp RULES is A NEGRo.-(ieneral
Ord has Just appointed j. T. montgomery
iustic-, OF the peace for the Davis Bend pre-
,inct in Warren county. Montgomery was the
CORNER slave of Mr. Davis and his conflden-
ual business manager, and discharged his du-
lies with fidelity and rectitude. Like all who
we're faithful ~ slaves, Montgomery now pos
scsscs the confidence and respect Of the white
people.
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- NEW HARDWARE HOUSE In RICH

"a NEW HARDWARE HOUSE IN RICH
MOND, yA.-SlMPSON l. BROTHER, formerly
of Lynchburg, Va, respectfully inform their
former customers, the citizens Of Richmond, and
the public generally, that they have purchased
the entire and valuable stoct OF HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, sADDLERY, &C., of Mr.. John N. Van
Lew, No. 14ls Main street, to which they will
shortly make large additions, making the most
complete and extensive assortment In this trade.
In resumng our former business again we shall
offer such inducements as to merit, We hope, full
share Of the public patronage.
s. II. siAPsoN,
September o 1887 CHARLES SIMPSON.
In retiring from the hardware business 1t affords
me pleasure to recommend to my former patrons
my SUCCESSORS, Messrs. SIMPSON BROTHER,
as In every way entitled to their confidence and
| PATRONAGE JOHN n. VAN LEW.
| September ., 1867. Sc Aim
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BLAIR rroN THE CABISEr.--A Washington
dispatch 10 the BoStoa Journal says:
Montgomery Blair, in his speech yester-
day at the Bladcnsburg mass meeting, de-
nOuuced the Cabinet as 4 set of political YER
min. and said that Secretary Seward, on the
eve OF the coming elections, was enGeavoring
70 betray H. Administration into the hands
Of its enemies He believed that the Presi-
dent would be impcachcd, and declared that
the present condition OF things was without
precedent in the history of the country"