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- A sdass ssSAAsass.Ss ss sis
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
W NORTH, EAST. AND WEST, VIA THg
Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG, AND POTO.
MAC RAiLR0AD, CARRYiSG TRB UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAiLY-RLEGANT CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS on
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAlSs on thia
road now from the soathsrn terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
STREETS, az follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN issves Rich.
Inond daily At ll.l0 4. ~, arriving Ia Washing
ton at SIS 2. NJ, connecting With the early II.
ternoon express trains for tt. Sorth. hast, and
West
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with sls.
CANT cars supplied with the now patent sleeping
chairs attached. lsaves Richmond daily al slSP.
NJ, Sundays exceptedi arriving In Washington
at s.ls A. u, connecting with the early morn
Ing trains for tn North. Esss and West.
oKXTRA CHANCE Tor sleeping chaira.
The ACCOMaUDATl0S THAlN, with loes! ex
press packages, leaves Richmond daily tSund4yt
sxcsptsd) from the depot. conner Of Broad and
Eighth streets, a T. ~, arriving IN Frste.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGS CHECKS 10 Alexandra Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, and
q II the principal cities IN the West
For further information and tn rough tickets APP
ply at tho otsce OF the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, shockoa Rill, and at the ticket
~ ~ J. B. GENTRY.
General Tieks. Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent ap:s
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BY Grubbs b Williams, Auctioneer''
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

TWo- STORY FRAMED DWELL.
1ra ON ST. JOHN STREET BErWEHN
BAKER AND oBARiTT STREETS, FOB SALE At
Mas m Friday the l3h OF September, at s
q % CLOCK ?. NJ the H6uss and LOT located as
above described, containing five rooms, and d
The ward The lot fronts SO feet and rrbs hack
i2G feet. This property is In good repair, and q
very desirable residence.
soil aRuBBs& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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THOMAS w. KBRsER, Auctioneer.
By Grubbs b Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner OF Main ana keVehln htlees.
GTGRE ON FRANKLIN BETWEEN
- EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, TO BE RE.
Moved FOR SALEhT AUCTION We will sell
at auction, on the premises, on WEDN ESDAI the
18th Of September at u O'Clock NJ, the sToRR re-
Gently occupied by Me.srs. Reeve Mayo, with
several sh eds in rear, located az above described
There is quite an amount OF Lumber. flooring ETC.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBo & WILLIAMS,
SET Aucuoncers.
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EOR SALE, two STABLES, on Sc
4 vsnth street north OF Leigh-one Of EaS
brick. two stories high, with eight stalls M
one OF wood. with loft and three stalls, aud .~IG9
buggy house attached.
JOHN BLAIR. Agent,
se9-at No. lilo Main street
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auetioneers
and Real Estate Agents..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i BRICK TENEMENT. on TIE SOUTH SIDE
TENTH STREETS, KNOWN. AS SaDLBk's
RFSTAURANT," At AUCTION Pursuant to the
provisions OF a deed RI trust bearing date on the
sth day OF March 1857 duly recorded In Richmond
Hustlnss Court, executed By 4. Cottolino to mo &C
trustee, and at hs Teques. Of the ee9eaSi i,Py
nay The Isth or September, 1887, at O'Clock P.
NJ NJ the iu' vALUABLE REAL ESTATE located as
above. The bui IShfnhas a front on Main street OF
2! feet more or NSF8unnlpS DacH Iio iees mofe
or less 10 Pine alley.
The terms of salo will bs cash as to ths sum OF
ss27, with expenses of sale and IS 20 the resiua,
on terms rs the said Cozzoiino may direct, or
in case OF his failure TO give such direction, On
such terms as the trustee may link q. on the day
OF sale P. z. WINSTON,
aa To Tru-tee.
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IOIJND-Picked up yesterday IN Ine
dock, near It's interrogation T srK sssSssSi
umh'SSocCo P6Ck EFT BOOK filed with ttSSssssssSss
papers. check, and some fraetionai s 1i;aa
currency. TIL. owner can get the "a me oy Ja fnr
at this Office describing property, ana paSi,R ,oi
III IL ad reris ement 90 -.
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Meetl7eHS.
OYPiuR nY TAR NATIONAL CoALl

UPPTUE OF TIKI NNTIUFhL OUALT
MINING COMPANY.
RICHMOND. Va, August 70, LET.
A MEETING OF THE SrOCKHOLD
~ ERA OF THE NATIONAL COAL MINING
COMPANY IL thereby called for THURSDAY: rep,
tember H. 1857, at IL O'Clock A. at to e.oMce OF
III = aaid Company 10 Richmond, Va.
BY order OF the President.
al 20 I'd y. II. DORRANCB, eecreIsT.
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DvU Goods.
<~SS>~>~~|S
>-EW CLOTHING HOUSE.
1917 FALL. 1927
HIRSH s GUGGENHEIMER.
SUCCESSORS TO A. HIRsH CO.,
627 BROAD STREET,

627 BROAD STREET,
have received q full stock Of FALL DIZZY GOODS,
now opened and ready for sale.
Handsome styles Dress Goods
All brands Bleached ana Brown Donsstics.
A full line housekeeping Goods.
fne assortment White Goods.
Large stock Cassimerss, Cassinett, and Jeans.
Hosiery. Gloves, Notions, &c.
We have for sale the "f!elebrated Patent seam
LEES Kid Gloves" superior to AleNandre's, 10
which we call the especial attention Of the ladies.
Mr.. JAMES w. PEGIN of this city, Mr.. Will
LIAM G. KEtN OF Goochland and Mr.. j HIN T.
WRIGHT would be pleased to serve tneir friends
at HlRSH L. GUGGENHElM Ek's,
se5 CIT Bread street
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By Paine b Co., Auctloneers.

GALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF
y DRY GOODS AND STOCK OF BOOTS AND
SHOES AT AUCrI0N.-On WEDNESDAY the
18th Instant commencing at 10 O'Clock, We Will
sell at our auction rooms TIE entire stock OF
DRY GOODS
OF a city retail honse declining business. cem-
prsinga great variety OF choice and desirable
goods.
We will also sell large stock Ct
BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS.
embracing every variety among which are many
very fine goods.
Also, ,6tO places OF WALL PAPER, OF new and
varied styles.
The attention OF the trade IA called to this sale,
as 1t will contain many choice and seasonaole
goods htch will BIZ sold without limit or reserve.
Sc ii PAINE & Co. Auctioneers.
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Lost, Strayed, and Found

GTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM tn +
y corner Of Tenth and Clay streets, on YsSsSTs.a
MIICH cav, of deep red color. and MI
wh,ts on the end OF her tail. liberaiscT nioT.
reward will be given for her return OF any in'o'
nation III at will lead to her recovery .nrpn1rp
ga ll-2tS WILL VI ~. HHI-H ----
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COMMISSIONERS SA T.E OF A
" VALUABLE FARM or SIX HUNDRED
ACRE. IN Ths COUNTY OF HANOVER.
WITHIN SIX MILES OF VERDON. ON THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD AND EIGHT
MILES or TAYLORSNlLLE, ON THE RICa-
MOND, FaEDERlCKSBUaG AID POTOMAC
RsILRoAD. BY virtue Of 4 decree OF the Circuit
Court CT Hanover county rendered on the 10; h OF
March. 1867, IN the tuit OF Wlnston's guardian,
&c , rs. Voolfolk. &c. the undersigned. who
were appointed commissioners, Will proceed 70
sell. on the premises the 18Th DAY OF SIP
TEMPER, 1887, II fair, II not ne next fatr day
tn reaiter, tho above TRAIT OF LAND, formerly
the residence Of James Winston. deceased
The farm Is healthy, well w,tered. and well
adapted to tho cultivation OF corn; wheat, and to-
bacco. 1t has on II good dwelling house, barn,
and al necessary out houses.
TERM: DEe-iourth cash, and iha residue on q
credit OF two and three years from Tho day Of
sae the cr.dit inSta line ts 20 bear interest from
the day cf sale, takins from the purchaser bonds
with good personal security for III. deferred pay
mants The title 10 be retained until the further
order Of tbs court. EDMUND WINSTON,
A. u. NORRIS.
se4-Wtds| Coun' ss!oners.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" FOUR MILES WEST OF STAnNTON:-By
virtue OF the decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
city made on the let djy o, iips
Pickett is plaintiff and John A. Pickett, admlnistra
tor, and others, are defendants the undetslSnsd;
Az special commissioner OF the court appointed
for the purpose, viii proceed, upon the pre- mises;
on THUSSD.Y the 10th day OF october next, az
II O'Clock A. NJ, to sell a. public auction. 20 ne
highest bidder, one cartain lot OF Sronnd, Ia the
county OF Augusta, lying near the Central rail-
road, about four miles west OF stanton, belong.
Ing to the heirs Of George c. Pickett, deceased II
being lot No 2 OF the snrvey Of 4. D. Troitsr,
g. A. c made September 18th, 1875. and contain
ing by that survey hftv seven acres, six ROOFS,
and nineteen poles and which was sold under a
former decree II the same cause, and purchased
by Thomas Rskrdge.
The terms OF tho sale are as follows Cash Tor
one fourth OF the pnrch4se money, ana 10, Inc me
cher three. fourths credit OF one, two and three
years the whole bearing interss. from the day OF
sale the purchaser giving his bonds Tor ths De,
ferred pay mens, and the title to be retained until
the farther order Of the court
4. BOILING PICKETT, Commissioner
sa 10-2iautds
htaunton Spectator copy twice week I'LL DAY OF
ssle and Sand bill 10 this Office.
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A SMALL FARM ON THE OSBORNE
A TURNPIKE FIVE MILES BELOW THE
CITY, Fox SALE AT AUCTloN:.Will be sold
on WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF september; on
Tho nremises at l o'clock p NJ. the FARM as
sboye described. containing about FORTY -FnUR
ACKEs OF LAND. with Tw O STORY FRAMED
DWELLING thereon. at present occupied by MIR;
James Throgmoyton This farm Is on good
road, and Ia suitable for a market garden.
TgRNa: nne-third cash balance, six and twelve
tisfactorily secured Pcs lesion can be bad In
sixty davs JAMES ID. TAYLOR SON,
40 To- u luctiCnesrs.
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ShjDpjng.

nor PHILADELPHIA.-Ste Steamer
n RFOLK, Captain VANCE, xG~A
now living at her berth in the dock,
will receive freight for the above Nzaa49N
mort until FRIDAY the 18th ms ant
at O'CLOCK Passage, including meals and state
room $40. Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate
rates w. p. POTTER, Agent,
se lI-3t Office 2425 on the Dock.
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By w. Keesee, for.S. G. T. i Co.
Office no. 1917 Main street. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth.
DURLIC SALE OF THTRTY-FIVF
Il SHARES GLOVER HILL RAILROAD STOCK.
We will offer at public sale, ut our Office, on
WEDNESDAY, September nth, ct - o clock,
THIRTY FIVE SHARES CLOVER HILL BALL
ROAD STOCK.
LANCASTER & co.
THoNlsW KRPsER auctoneer SEQ
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
virtua Of deed OF trust executed by NJ. r.
Hughes and vito on the I'd day OF March, 1867,
70 me trustee for r s. Pollard OF Richmon9,
Office on the lth day OF April, 1857 shall tbeing
so required By said Robert S. PoIlardl proceed to
sell at public auction before the court house door
In orktown, on MONDAY, September IL, 1887,
that being York County court day, all the pro-
perty conveyed in said deed, consisting OF one
fonrth part of the REAL ESTATE Ct which
iyirg and being in York county and consisting
Of TWO TRACTS OF LAND-on Of them known
as "MARLBANKS," and containing 500 AIRES ;
the other known as LOG QUAaTER," con
tanning 400 ACRES. The above tracts OF land are
two and TIRES miles below Yorktown, on YORK
river go
TIsys: Cash as to 80 much eu will pay ex-
penses of sale. &C., ard the amount Of debt Sc
cured in said deed. J0BN A. JONES, Trustee;
YDRRTOwS VA September 7, 1857. Sc It'd
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-The boats
IN OF the JAMES EIvER ANDfSSer,IIITI1ik
KANAWHA CANAL CUMPANY EsSSFsfE.oSSsss
will leave the dock usual --,,,
promptly at IL o. lock NJ. on TUESDAYS, THURS
Freiaht and tolls on goods for Lynch burg and
beyond col lected on delivery prepaid at the OPP
zion of the shipper. Freight received and deliver
ed Mt my office, on the dock.
WAY Freight will not be delivered TIL charges
are paid.
ia ii,ts EDWARD DILLON. Agent
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ReaL Estate for Sale.

An ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR
n sALR.-The undersigned of.rs for sale i,H.
his RaSIDYECE at Lexington. Va. Tho tfHs
house Is nearly new, and contains eight Eaaea
rooms, finished in beet style. There ar tourtean
acres OF land attached to the property. the
grounds are hands omely improved and well sup
Piled with shade and fruit treas. more desira-
Bio property Is rarely offered for sale.
For terms OF sae AID other II formation, in my
abssr CO apply to Governor Le,cher;
se l-aw JAN rs u. "a STbS.
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI-
4he E n.1 s snd essant GGnr3 ~
steamship NIAGAkA, BLAK ss,at $500
Voc kstts on FRIDAy EVENING, September Is, al
o'clock. Freight received up to ? O'clock
Fare. to include meals and ssstsrooms, SH. Round
tickets, 500 Storage, &c. Through bllls slgneo
10 Boston. Mass. Por freigh hit or passage apply to
SAMUEL AYRES Co.,
9. 11-st corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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BY James N. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers.
Office No. SCI Main street. three doors below the
Spotswood Hotel.
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ID FAD THIS! READ ISL!
III AND YOU WILL PROFIT By 1T,
GREAT BARGAINS
IN ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS!
OPENING THIS MORNING

NO. al MAIN STREET,
(nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel, next door to
Dir. Julius Bears cheap shoe storey
5000 yards best quality CALICO for ninepence
ayard and upwards;
5000 yards best BLsACHED and UNBLEACHED
SHlRTlNGs for d uinepence yard;
5000 yards BLEACHhD and DNBLEACHED
sHEBTlNGS, full yard wide, for shilling :;
5000 yards GOODS FOB MEMS and BOYS
WEAR-selling off at great bargains in these
goods-you cannot fail TO buy
5000 yards WHITE, RED. FELLOW, BLUE, and
CRAY FLAHSELS. very cheap;
1000 yards DRESS GOODS Of all stylss, at ex.
treInsly low prices just to suit q tn. SO hard
times, when you have bat little money 10
= spare for dress.
81 ~ you have Dry Goods to purchase. call at my
Srs; ana you will be surely suited in STYLE and
oa si s ana save at least twenty five per cent.
store, which is designated BY the large swinefns
. s's Sl VIII =, a. the Inscription Of
s,nrs nI ss Cssae DRY GOODS STORE"
--------- - VII saturdays an2i
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FUTURE DAY.

BY Clopton Harwood,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ron,h between Main and Bank streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING L Q 7
a ON THE WEST SIDE OF MILL STREET,
NAV TuH CENTRAL RAILROAD WORK.
SHnps FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-we Will offer
for sale on Thu ssDaY the 18th day OF !eptem-
Der, 1867, on the premises, ut o'clock P a., the
LOT as above located. fronting twenty. TWO rect on
the wess side o. Mill strost, and running back
within parallel lines two hundred feet
Immediately after the above sale Will peso
20, 600 NEW BRICKS, row on the lot
TRRxs Made known at the hour OF ga
&c 10 CLOPTON 4 HAYWOOD, Auetioreers.
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BY N. Cooke, Auctoneer, "a
Seventh street between Broad ana Marshall.

EXECUTORS' AND COMMISSION
F71s skS E IA e At FHbtG SnCTfqN
request OF Dr. William r. Trent and P. Trent,
special commissioner appointed by the Circuit
Court OF the city of Richuond in the case OF War.
wick's Committee as Aoncure ct ais, the sub-
upon the premises, on THURSDAY, sept.mber
eth, at o'clock, the valuable estate In Go9ch :
land county known Little Dover" This
piace lies on the James River and ksnawha
canal twenty. two miles above Richmond The
Trrpnt Deceased. conrains slo acres, % OF which is
James River loTRrounds 81 un-urpass-d f-r!lliiy,
225 acres OF very Superior highland, and, like IL
OF wheat. corn, and tobacco 40 acres In original
growth Of oak. DR. WI lam x. Trerts portion
sontaias 40 acres Q. q which are river low y,
heavy oak timber. The quality OF this land Is IN
every respect equal to that of the upper part OF the
estate.
The buildings consist OF dwelling house con-
tanning four rooms, Sith office IN the yard con-
tanning two good rooms. The barns and stables
arc ample Th.re are two large ics- houses and
accommodations for a large number OF laborers.
The orchards and yasden contain large and
CHI dice variety u fruit
This property otfers rare inducements to personS
wishing to purchase n large estate, for although
the two portions must be sold separately. to tho
purchaser of one portion the r-fGea! Of the other
will b.. given The place has a.w4yn been re-
2ard-d very healthy. and The socisty In the
waited
The stock and farming Implements will he cold
at the same time for cash. Full possession viii be
given on Ia. ist day Of January Eext, and every
facility afforded the purchaser to seoi crop OF
neat tnis fail
TERAs OF SALE: For the lower portion. $4,000
cash balance al two three, and four years for
the upper pnrtio:. $4,000 Car balance ut two,
three. and four years Deferred payments on
both places to be secured by bond, bearing int
rest from the day az sale, and secured by deed OF
: - N', ~ THONGS W, MecANGE,
PETGRFiELD T2ENT.
Executors Of A. x. Trent.
PETERFIELD TRENT, Special Conn i1.'onsr.
Persons from Eicomond desiring 70 attend this
sale do SO by taking the packet boat " ednes-
day afternoon September ltth. al O'Clock Civ
Ink them ample tiu.e 10 sttend the sale ard return
TO Richmold by o'clock a NJ the following FIJI
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Aacctjn Sales.
THIS DAY.
By Omoh undro b &c

By James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctloneers'
Oflce SO. s2l Main street, three doors nelo"
Spotswood Hotel.
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r,om our Special Reporter.
Hanover, September 10, Il

Meeting Of Power baptist Associa'
,,on-EnteressfuS Statistics Il Q
richmond ssapttsf Churches.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

The las, Omaha Herald contains detail
ed account Of the shooting of Charles Good
man BY Frank Newconbe. in that city, in a
house of i'll fame kept BY Hattie Bowen
New combe was . bartender in Aliens
saloon, and Goodman, who recently came
from Laavenwprth, was Hattie Bowen's old
fancy man in that city, and whilst in
Ousha engaged Is salesman in the auction
house of Isaac NJ. frank. We extract the
closing particulars from the H,ald:
.4 On Monday night, between the hours OF
II and II, Goodman was bling the eipient
Of "big Hat s. professions of ''con.tancy.'
&C., when their dalliance was interrupted bv
Nswcombe ''kaf seas over" Under such
circumstances il was easy to pick up SOU
abble; and scuffie Was picked up wherein
Newcomte drew hi. revolver and shot q OIL
man. The ball entered below the breast,
and passing round through the en,raiIs,
lodged in the left side Of the back MEDICAL
aid was soon called; an incision made and
the ball., . large one, extracted. The Mar
shall aud Officers Coyle and Sampson went
after Newcombe, searching all his haunt~,
and, up to the time Of this writing, without
getting ahy clue to his whereabouts.
We visited the wounded man yesterday
and found bin writhing in tortures that death
must soon terminate. Newco,ne il the same
man who assaled Pat Swift last spring with
an axe, and inflicted a wound that nearly
proved fatal.
Goodman IS . native Of Prussia, . Jew,
and has 6een In the country Is years.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

Those Germans who have been actirg with
the radical party, are beginning to fhd out
the. end and aim, Of The radical lsa>ers -
Carl Heinser, editor Of tha, most intensely
radical paper in the country, the Boston
Pioneer, gives notice that be will no longer
act with the party Of Sumner, Stevens 4 Co.
The Pittsburg Ioiksblatt an inauep,ial rad,
icai daily paper, says the German Rspuhli-
cans must form an alliance with the Dem, -
cracy, in order to defeat the intul-ran,
spirit which is gradually taking possession Of
their party. The German radical papers Ut
Iowa declare the saa,e spirit aud even Carl
Schurz, late Of the De- rot Poo. .ecom-
mend, in his ST. Louis Westliche Post, the
German Radicals to vote for Dem cratic
candidates for Legislative aud municipal
r. II - j
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

The Buffalo Courier, radical paper, be
lieyes tbs,4Nilkes Boob ia slive, and gives
somo very substantial reasons for it's belief
Among them is the assertion Of a man, in
whose versciiy the Courier has the fullest
confidence. that he sow Wilkes Booth alive
and we'll within the past six months.
Assae only evidence We have ia regard to
Booths death 10 the word cf Stanton, Baker
aud one or two others Of like ilk--,he mos,
notorious liars of the sge-thers is no good
authority for believing that the section O,
vertebra now in the Washington museum
was ever Coveted By Wilkes Booths Coat
collar. And we presume this view Of the
case strengthens the Courier in lis theor,
that the assassin Of the = bes. Of pre- sidsats'
still lives and moves and has = being. H.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-31

II. ORGASlzE-The prospects Of the Demo-
cratic party of Iowa we're never brighter than
to-day. If . proper exertion is made, and
our full resources are brought into play. A
thorough organization must be effected, how
ever, aud that A. rapidly a. possible. We
notice our brethren Of Lee county are fall
ing into line with fall Clubs headed by active
men. II We had live Democratic Club in
every town in the State, which would rally
the respondent, strengthen the weak, and
spur up tho indolens, the enemy would be
startled st our strength At the fall election
Let croakers be kicked inside, and fossilized
hacks give way TO men who are willing to
labor earnestly and faithfully for the grea.
end in view. For years our numbers hare
not been brought cut. and our boldest and
hest men are lsfs unsuppc rted to brave the
hate, aud rancor. prescription Of the vilest
scoupdrels who ever befooled and plundered .
people. Our platform is one whica Wash
ington or Warren would have loved to honor
We must crush new born Aristocracy, beat
down higasry aad in.oleranes, rsiastste lib.
erty Of thought, speech and action, and
teach thieves the purpose Of cells and chains.
Let there be action, and let il be united.
Les clubs Be formed in every city and ham
let, and one strong, determined effort be
made to rid u ofextravag eocs, intolerance,
swindliDg, and tyrany. III Statesman.
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-. - 3 & :

Ngx2 5xs4Tl
A PtihSsIpki. pager publishes ~ AZ.
ticle showing The great financial success Of
.vsudsrs Of asack medicines A manufactu.
rsrt<R syrup varsan,ed 70 cure everything
died few yeass aee, leaving his heirs more
than b nilios Of 1ellsrs A Philadelphia
pill, 1alssu, vsfu 1ediciue, and expscto-
rant operator, sho Sessn a. = poor youth
thirty Eve yeass ago, Jeff behind him . state
y uSonu dent il The shape Of three million
dollass. Aaothss Philadelphia, who pre-
tends 10 cure consumption, estimates bis
gains q, hundreds Of thousands. A we'll.
known New York pilI.preparer owns many
squares of valuable property 10 that city
AnothtrI pill person, Who i.jor vas q heavy
stakeholder in the Tribune Association, Is
worth millions The list might be extended
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ness