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TO one raised n gentleman and possessed OF
decided social virtues and accomplishments
Withal the Judge is Il man OF learning ana
dignity of character.
Yet this gen tlcman, so distinguishes ana
who has thus shown his devotion 10 Union
Rcpublicanism, after being nominated By the
Republicans black and white. of his county
tAlbcmarle) for Il seat In the Convention, has
been beaten by Radical mgro We invite
attention TO this extraordinary piece of ingra-
:i,ude--ths singular display OF the wisdom
and discretion OF the negro "a voter-this
pronencss 10 descend in the scale of merit and
intelligence in making their elections. This
is picture for northern people to contem-
plate. Judge RIrEs had proved his devotion
TO the Republicans in the most satisfactory
manner indeed, under the most trying cir.
cumstances. His successful rival is an ilIitc-
rate negro, totally unfit for the business OF
legislation, and having nothing to recommend
him but his intolerant spirit towards the
white people OF Virginia, his ignorant preju-
dices, and proscriptive sentiments.
Look At this, people of the North, and see
what you can make of it
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The Negroes Vote,

we never SAW northern man who did no,
''aaiu tne negro as uuproiitable w, have
often essayed TO defend him; but never sue.
'u III making any impression upon the
ct, a" negro prejudces of our nor therr
-, IN 'hcir eyes he was uuthriftv i'm
no.,..'' ,".' 'a'r, an eye-servan,, and in no
son,a,. "'' o' advantage in an industrial ar
social point of view. y ''' VI
,,1 "' 'neSe severe, dlsraraginp cr;,;c. ,a,,
,0"'" Something valuable in tho ,I,a,. M
's'-''S r''e' ard like the toad ,yt,i' mn u,
|" MS head for this thing he is y,In.s ~" o.
oooflea and BATTERED. He is now m,r,,',, ny i
proper man Ill for rights and for .,,i,>
" specially Tor manhood suffrage,
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The Election in Richmond-The De-
Str,,c tivnS Wet OriOuS!

The work Is done-thc disgrace Is inflicted,
and this fair city is 10 be represented in the
Virginia Convention by HvSSlcrTT, UNDER
WOOD, the mula:to LINDSEY, and their col
leagues We knew that this was 10 be our
fate on Wednesday night, when il was an
nounccd that the polls were to be kept open
The registration OF negroes WAS fraudulent
enough in itself but everybody here knew
that whatever amount OF fraud was necessary
to defeat the Conservatives and elect the De-
struc,ive ticket would be resorted 10 for that
purpose. We refer TO our local department
FOR the last days history of the infamous deed
which has submitted Richmond TO the hands
OF the IIunnicutt party.
No people ever had 4 greater trial than had
the people OF Richmond in contemplating
the revolving scenes Of this election. large
part of her white citZrns-among her most
intelligent and rcSponsiblc-dsfranch!
bound hand and foot, were = lockers on OF me
outrage inflicted upon their city: and those
who had strained every nerve ana eNcrted
every honorable influence TO avert the calami.
". when entirely exhausted Of every re-
source, were compelled 10 behold the unrc-
strained tide of Africans pouring in from all
directions and beyond the city limits, wend-
ing its way 10 oNcrwhelm 1T the polls the
voice Of the whit" people, and set up here to
rule us men who have neither capacity nor
integrity. II was 4 trial worse than war, pes
thence, or famine.
Bu, II is over. Our peopl" did their duty,
and may, with 4 conscious sense of that fact,
avert their thoughts from the sad event, and
look again TO the future to see what may yet
he done 10 retrieve the honor and secure the
safety Of the city and the State. Let us not
dwell too much upon the painful scenes just
pas, with their aSo"zns conclusion. The
means 10 right wrongs and redress grievances
are yet in this nation, and let us look 10
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The Negro Vote

shows the most thorough drilling OF the
leagues the most bancful aud dangerous or
CARNATIONS that ever entered this State.
They may lead to any evil that can be ina
gincd. Under their power the blacks have
voted rs one man. The returns show that
where the aggregates We're in the thousands,
the vote was as though they had been cast by
one man. Such 4 combination is disastrous 10
the public peace and safety. 1t has established
Il reign of terror among the blacks. 1t has
.iveu them candidates which under pain Of
death they had to support, and by this system
those same candidates have been TO the dis
grace of the nation, made representativ to
legislate for this State.
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General MILKoY attempted to speak i'll Win
chester a few days ago, but made a bad i'm
pression. He was Kissed and hooted, but con-
tinued his remarks amid cries of "Spoons,
send Mrs. LoGAS's silrerwarc homo"
"Iah.'' Where's JONI ARSoLDs cow ? y
General EwELL's coming " You never
did anything but steal, and rob, and burn
houses when you were in the army, . cs,
YOU helped to make this valley Il waste" &c,
&C, not very creditable either TO The audience
or TO the speaker.
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Judge Rives

ms Gentleman has occupied 4 position Dor
"''''S on iSola'!oh because Of his opposition
!" secession before the war and his persist.r,
"1ion sentiments during the war itself ua
4's not III all mcndcd his hold upon the sym
t"'"''S vi III" people since The war, rs ne has
NHoS'n " identify himself with The So. called
onion men and Republicans. In Inns
generously "dhcrins 10 his peculiar views
ana not seeking 10 restore his former no,,,,co,
social relations with his prople, he has made
" grea, sacriIlce--u sacrifice Of peculior ,orc.
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The Vote in the State.

J,is plain that not more than two. thirds of
-nc white registered vote in Virginia has been
t,>t. The people, contemplating the ma
cninery instituted for their humiliation be
came Disguised and utterly indifferent to con-
sequences. We trust by the next time they
are called upon To vote they will take heart
and raakc an effort 10 save the State.
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleach ed Sheetings,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens
Great bargains In Towels
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de- LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino,
Barritz Fonta!ne, de Laines
Poplins, 0ttonans,
Alpacas, ombazlnes, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLINs.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment. Flannels, Table Damask,
Napkins Balmoral Skirts, Cassimeres,
satinstts, Kentucky Jeans, &c. at
WILLIAM N. BELL i CO.'S,
SEQ BOT Broad street.
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sy-T THIS PAPER Il PRINTED ON TYPE
cas-, At the RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY. 1t was
printed on typo cast at the same estaoilshmen'
seven years ago. word TO the wise printer 10
sui! cient. co '-eou-ih
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HERMITAGE NURSERIES.
ALLAN & JOHNSON

HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
IL ALLAN & JOHNSON
sEEDsMEg, NURSERYAES. AND FLORISTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
have for tho fall trade Of 1857
lo0, on0 APPLE TREES
lQ0 oo0 PEACH TREks
50, 900 PEAR, PLUM, CHERRY APRICOT,
NECTAgINE, OUNCE &C.,
200, oco GRAPE VINES, leading varieties.
full assortment # small fruits, such
RAsPBEgRIES, STRAWBERRIES.
BLACkBERklES, GOOsEBEkE!BS,
CUSkANTS, &c.
Also a large and we'll assorted stock OF oRSA-
MEHTAL TRkgS, EyEkGKEEaS, SHRUBBsRY,
ROSES, SC.
Catalogues furnished on application. az
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MiIIinery.

AIRS. M. +. CLARK, no. 1909 I'm
wi Main street nearly opposite St Charles ~, j
toners and the lnblic generally that sh- viii open
on TUESDAY the 22d instant her Lew :all ard
and Bonuets, Ribbons. Flowers, Feathers, &C.,
which she Will sell on mos, reasonable terms
nc 2I-G:
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WILLIAM IRA SMITH 81 CO.,
RETAIL CLoTHIERs
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHILDREN's WEAR,
1908 MAIN STREET.
foe Is

observation-disclosures IN THE
IL FIELD AGAIN.;-Fasbion, grace, elegance
ch g apness and durability. dslying competition,
at the popular and unrivallet CLOTHING MAh t
1901 Main, CORaERn F FIFTEENgH STREET,
RICHMOND. Fl. %HITLOCk. having just re
turned from the principal Northern cities, would
respectfully beg leave to invite attention to his
splendid, seasonah'e and we'll assorted stock OF
French and English Cas.'nores, Meltons; Cor6u-
roys and yelvsteens Velvet SIX and Marss,lles
reputation as cutter ana filter In the tailoring
art prse ludes the necessity OF his Inviting the fur
Their attention Of his friends and the public TO the
great advantages OF his cheap. substa Il al, and
fashionable establi. hment, especially "a he ehal-
lspges competition in any respect. he would also
beg TO Inform his friends everywhere, and the
people OF Richmond in parts utar. that ms stoss
xhils bis supply Of GsST,S = FuEsls ad,o5
and Linen Shirts, Hosiery, Cravats, Gloves, &c
cannot be equalled.
Please cali see us, and examine for yourselves
to your own satisfaction.
81. WHITLOCK,
oc 2l-eod2w 1901 Main street.
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D7.u Goods.


REAT ExCIT E M ENT a
VI l.. ROSES,
No 2os Broad street. bstveen SECOND and Ih,rd !,
Ladies' dspuiing over THIS oesutioi oAh"oAAA
Skirt at8 rs, worth ~ so;
Beautiful CALICOBS, 10 and 12c.; and the Dest
MERRIMACK for &c., worth soc. all over
Good DBL BLEACHED COTTON for 10 and l7c.
Nice "A BLEACHED for Is and &c.,:
Pull-width BLEACHED SHBET1N4Sa at 20 and asc
BROWN COTTO1, from 1Ic. up TO &c.,.
Beautiful DELAlNES, figured and plain, at 20 and
All. WOO MERISos, from soc. up;
Black and Golored ALPACts. from aoc. up, ;,
Nice Black and White sHAwLs for 81 and mp:
White ann Colorsd FLANNELS for rs and Soc;
RED TICKING for lee, worth 30c.;
White and Coored BLANKETS, very low;
CORSETS warranted to be whalebone from 7ac.
narseiIles and Worsted BEDsPRPADs;
A large stock OF LADIES HOSE, three-thread. for
HOOP SKIRTS for acc. and up
I,ad,es' and Gentlemsns UNDERVEsTS, from 75c.
new ep amply OF Worsted sH.wLs and HOODS;
A splsudid stock Of CASSIhERE5, for men and
BOYS wear;
Splendid stock OF Mems, Ladies', and Children
SHOES and BOOTS, very low
All linen HANDKERCHIKFS for loo. and up
Good KID GLOVES, from SOC. up.
tickets on the cars. and / respectfully ask call
from all OF my friends to examine my pr |, es
Remember the place-No. coS BROAD STREET
between Second and Third streets.
oc 2l-2w u. hNsn
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seg UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
OFFICE LTTHE IRRATIONAL EXCHANG BAN
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, o.

j. UhR ENIOhI, JK, tlenloeOss
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
g. A. Paine, L. D. CTenshaW. W. Z. Quarles,
Wm. r. Lyons, Jr, II. B. blanhen-
A. Bodeker, B. B. Weistger, snip,
". A. Spot, Moses Ellyson, b. winston,
A T. Elicit Jas w. Archer, A. 4. Hu.chn
L. r. Taylor, J. Rosenbau1n, son.
" 2. Binford, J. ". Hall, T. w. Doswell,
Eelvin. W F. Gray, w. E. Tanner,
T. o. Dudley, Alfred moses, ). N. No"hh'
The security offered to depositors is undoubtsd,
aai the Institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention OF all in city and country is called
to this restitution. Here they will find security,
convenience. and profit. Sums as small as one
iclar may be Deposited, end six per cent interest
received on same.
Otsce hours from Z. d. to p. NJ; on Saturday
from A NJ. too p. NJ, and from to p. ii.
- ls-d&s;vts
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Clothing.

:
THE NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
GOING AHEAD.
IN RECEIPT OF THR SECOND SUPPLY.
CONN To No. 14o2 MALE,
b.,waan Fonrtesnth and Fifteenth streets.
WHARF Won will ind the cheapest and largest STOCK
Of CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS.
ALSO,
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, &c.
am determined to offer rst- class goods at sucn
nrices as TO give satisfaction. / invite my hume
rous friends and the public generally.
'0 A. OPPBNHIMBR,
No. 1907 N ain street. between
oe19 Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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MFRS II. J.. WIGAND, No. 5l1 Ct +
Iva Broad, between Fifth and Sixth DIX y
streets bess leave to inf r,n her customers * W
and the public generally that she has opened ger
NEW FALL AND WIATES STOCK OF MILL
Merry. such as LADIES HATS and BONN hTS,
Ribbons, FLOwE S. FLATHEns, SC. -lso. a
splendid stock Of FUhS of all kinds, which will
be sold at very reasonable prices oc i!-2w
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOOy s.
Ia MRS. NJ J DAVIS, having tsksn the %EN
s,or- 20. SIT Broad. between Fifth and sd2 i
sixth streets, has opened large and choicv "2i>Z
stock of MILLINERY aud Fancy 6, OuS,
.mbra ing all the latest style b 'NNErS, HATS,
FEATHERs, RlBBONs, FRENCH FLOW Frs, sc,
which she will sell az reasonable prices, and in
yies tn attention of her customers and the public
generally. &C Film
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SDeciOL Notices.


OUR BANNER TRIUMPHANT
!" 'ooD
-
,,oro vii, b.
.ad roynIarlv and We shall be prepared t
wal, on every one. We shall open for inspection
this week the greatest array Oh
BARGAINS, FROM NEW YoRh AuCiloNe'
,,,., Ut, .,tv Among than will b,
e'e' fonnd The following
SHEPHERDS PLAID, shilling worth 2sc.;
,o,,sp,,1npe ,o,. rorv cham:
p1.1n DPEss GOODS. l2.c.. a great bargain
pT.In pR1GHT SCOTCH STYLES, aoc., worth
a7,..
pp11,IJANT ALPACAs, in be autiful shades, Bis.
marck and Brown. only 3oc. per yard.
?, rp7onpe AIoo'
r.pur,e c1onu
oo,nDoc ,voNpep c1oru
FRENCH MER1NOs,
BLACK SILKS, at prices which we are conhden
LINEN DAMASK, all pure linen, at SO and 7sc.
worth nearly double the money;
LINEN DAMASh DolLlho aI Ola PSF oo|en
worth 80;
LINEN HUCkABACR TOWELS at Sl.So per dozen
worth 81;
LINEN TOWELS at SIS per dozen, would be cheaI
ats7so;
SATIN DaMASK DoYLIEs at 81, superb article
worth SO:
The everlasting LOOM DAM ASK at 7sc. per yard
very cheap-worth s1.75;
u,u,p,rno
n,,,crc
.,,.,
In sHEETINGsw we have
FULL lo-4 SHEETlNG, excellent heavy article
at 4oc.;
PlLLO"-CAsE COTTON at 2oc., worth Csc.
II noMEsT1cs wsb,va
v,pn WIFE p1EAcurn COTTON AZ 1o,c ns,
us
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The Conventions

it viii be seen. is carried by an immense
majority, as we anticipated
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VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
W
AT ISAAC COHEy's

VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
l2os MAIN STIR ct
SPECIAL NOTICE
We have received within the past week Ard AZ.
now receiving large acces.ions TO orr stock u
STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, and We beg TO a.
especial attention OF prompt or ca-n buyer. Of ths
CT y and stats to our large and nav assor,me., q
Fancy Woolien Gocd,-i ii Gods, scars &c Also
Merino and Atwood Shiris Drawers Hos. and
Half hose for ladies', msn'.. and children, wear
Also, Bsrlin-lined and Buckskin plores AID
Gauntlets, Fancy Dress Buttons Bra!I., Bind.
ings, Su.pentsrs, SC, SC: Hair Set. and BAND.
kerchiefs. These goods are ~ ttreiy new. having
Just been purchased, and Wa will sell them az Ios
az the same lines Of goods can ba bought 9th.
N. B.-So goods AT retail.
NALINTl2E L FRhSELIE.
oc 22-lw Los Main street
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OPENING OF THE FALL C.aM
" PAIGN-PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER;
avail myself Of this medium to call lhs especial
attention OF my numsrous friends and the public
to the largest and most complete assortment oI
Bows Youths and GentIemen's CLoTHlNG l
have ever nfered. Also, Gontlsmen's FurnlShlng
Goods, Shirts Drawers SILK and bingham I'm
brellas, and a very large assortment 81 Il a IL,
embs ac.ng all the latest sty les My stock Is per
feet. Style and At guaranteed. and every t1ste
gratifed. Profoundly gratsful for the very llbe-
mi ned In the future as In the past to omit no el.
Fort to please With great respect am the pup
He's most obedient, humble servant ever ready 10
accommodate. MohRlS w. hpob,
oc 3-3m corner OF Broad and Fourth streets
A TTENTICN, GENTLEM EN- We
"A respectfully invite you to examine our
stock. JUS. received, Of French, English, and
CAS- TEpEs, CLOTHS. poESKINs, BEAVERS,
MELTONs, CORDUROYs. EELVETEENs,
vEsTINGS, hTC., ETC, ETC.
acknowledged by competent judges to ba the prat-
tiest assortm- mt evsr exhibited In this city Is
naedless state, il In need Of Z fashionable suit
of clothing, that ~
superintendent or our Custom Department, knows
how to put 1t up In his unique style Come ana
see SONS OF our custom work: FINE WHITE
SHIFTS made 10 order also We nave oeaull-
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
made well. cut we'll. and Sc ling very reasonably,
and q good substantial variety OF
GEaT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
sCHAAP i HARTMAN,
Merchant Tailors,
oc3 No. 1871 Main street. near Thirteenth.
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Dry Goods.

A LWAYS THE CHEAPEST,
AND ALWAYS THE R1gsr TO REDUCE THz
PRICES OF GOODS WHEN THEY
ARE DECLINING.
AT ISAAC CoHEg's
you can now get your Calicos at Il, I?B ansis,
for best; Bleached and Unblsae b ed Co,u n. a, a.
TO- I2t and lsc for yard wide. fns the Y>ri,n..
STYLES and qualities OF Houslinn IT 2sc le,gz
sh eetipg, ass. Coiored Alpacis. IS 30 and a1c
Black ustrs, Soc. We fh 75c All. wool Uelans.'
as and Soc Merlnos, Irish Poplins, and oba,
dress goods at great red action sa,inet: for man.
and boys wear At 3oc. and up: Atwood Caa,
msres 81, worth 81 %; BED. bcrtsr-d pur.
back Towels, lsc. and MP ; Diaper, Z? per plsc..
Germantown Ladies' Hose. three thrsacs leIc
pair best English, Is to Soc. tina true Joustn'.
Kid GIovs, all sizes and al AIDES White Bed Blan.
kets from 81 80 a pair up. each grads being .0t
81 so less than their value; French Cor.-p 81
pure Linen uandkerchie!s, loc CLildJeas Wool
b ose, loo. per pair.
Jns. opaning, large stock ot Flannels, which
will be sold at an equal reduction.
The many years establishment OF 'hs err! Ia
this city leaves It scarcely nece.sary to state TIA,
'''' : ADVERTISING ENRICHMENT.
ISAAC COHEN,
3o5 Broad, between Third and Fourth ,,r,ey
J. II. SMITH, sALgsAAS,
would be pleased to serve his friends
or 9r-lul
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ALSO,
CHECK MUSLIN at le.c., worth 25c.
WHITE BRILLIANTS at 2oc., worth 35c.
SWISS MUSLIN, all gradea, At about half the usual
price;
CAMBRIA BANDS, 75c., 81, s!.25, and -, worth
more than double the money;
LINEN EMBROIDERED INSERTING COLLARS
at lc3c., worth 50c.;
TRIMMING RIBBONS, 81 a piece, worth $3.50;
BONNET RIBBONS, beautifulstyles, very cheap
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHlEFs, 4oc., worth
Soc, a great bargain;
TUCKED HANDKEgCHlEFS, &c.,, worth double
the money
sKIRTING CAMBRIA at Soc, worth &c.;
MoHAIR sKIRTING, wide, 2c., would be cheap
at &c.:
SHIRT BUSOMs at l2lc.
We would call special attention to lot OF
BLUE VEIL BERAGE at Sec per yard, which In
fneness of color and quality cannot be sur
passed at double the money;
and hundreds of other bargains which we have
not space to enumsrste. In order hat our friends
may receive prompt attention, we have employed
at our store the following gentlemen, who would
be pleased to see their friends:
JACOB A. LEVY,
HENRY BATES. j. iERBf,
JOHN N dARY, J. Z. EoLkEs,
GxnKGr w CROUCH K. S. VALENTINE,
i. TArLos PExBsETos, J. -. A. p FsgscH.
WILLIAM HEATH, LEE FRosKAgsR,
! + M.KcHAsT late OF Chs rlotesvllle, Va.
Major ALEXANDER HART late OF Nsw orleans.
ABKA IeSv LEVY Proprietors.
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~ REAT SACRIFICE
T OF DAMAGED SHAWLs,
which am selling very low Also large assort-
ment OF latest style CLUAkS, ju.t received from
the New York auctions, which | will sell very
cheap. ,,,s, ~ onu
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at 2ss. per yard;
Black nd colored ALPACAS
Latest styles ALPACAS, very cheap;
Fine MERINOS; all wool DBLAlNES;
Plaid PQpLlNS;
OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WORKSHOPS Of all descriptions
Ladies' and gents UHDEkWEAR, good assort'
ment;
Bows SOCKS from auction, very cheap;
CASHMERE Tor boys and mems wear;
French "a LIC"ES, very low;
BUGLE TRIMMING and RlBBOSS.
| have engaged the services OF the following
gentlemen, wao would be pleased to serve their
friends JAMES ?. ATKGssOS, WILLIAM d. WAT
KIys, and WILLIAM SLADE
JULIUS MEYER,
No SGT Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth. op-
posite New Market. oc l2-3m
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THE PEOPLES STORE,

THE PEOPLES STORE,
No. l4h9 MAIN STREET,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
A. LEVY.
wa have met received our second supply Of
fall ard winter goods, embracing the following
articless:
siik.strip Poplirs. l5c. up;
Plain and Paid Poplins. SOC up;
Alpacas, all colors, 4sc up
Black ana White Shepherd Plalds, Zac.;
All-wool Mouslns, I73c.:
ll-wool Flannel, all colors, soc. up;
Blankets S5up:
Bleached and Unbleached Cottons, l0c. up;
Wam-urta Mills, SOC;
New York Mills. 35c.
With great many other goods too numerous IONS 70
mention. . a, IL o
Remember the sign inscribed THE PEOPLES
STORS oc N-lW
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NEW NOVELS AT I'LL MAIN
~ EgT.-TURNEE, The newfdealer, has
lust received large lot Of NEW NOVELS.
ANY r oval wanted can he found at The RltH-
MOND NEWS DEP IT, IVA Man street.
>TATIONERY cheap; SCHOOL BOOKS. etc.
.,c iOc 23-tS
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ASK FOR X NI ~ 7 u q II q M S
N SCHOOL, gEfoRT BOOK. For sale a,sll the
hnoUst,ras &C 23-3t
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Books, Stationery, DC.

INJECTION NEWS -TUEE r. No.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-11

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