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RED RIVER,
FALL ARRANGEMENT
RED RIVER U. s. MAIL PACKETS.
t&HA FOR sEFFERsoN, sHREvEPoRr.
Grand Ecore. Alexandra, and ali way Ian dnes-
TUESDAY ALTERNATE PACKETS.
Era No D .........--........9 L. kOUks. Master.
Lizzie Hopkins. ......J. I. ROOTS, Master
THURSDAY ALTERNATE PACKETS
vfobeer. GILLkk Master.
Lotawsnna.. j. BRINkBR, Master
SATURDAY ALTERNATE PACKETS
Era No. 10. ISAAC II. KOUN6. Master.
Afchmoud ..................W. T. BOARDMAs, Master
This Line will Advertised Time paying psrtcuiA
attention to all plantation business Through Receipts aad
q. La KoUNs BRO. 50 Common street
Leaves positively on SATURDAY. 18th inst, MsrL
~ FOB JEFFERSON. sEREvEPoRr.
kCotile, Grand Ecore. Alexandria and all landings
intermediate Red Rvc-The and elegant passenger
packet
MonsOon,
JAMES VI TUCKER, Master; J. H. MENGE. Clerk
above For freight passage apply or
to wM n. sURLs. TchoupitOulas street.
H.R RPPLER. 2Tchoupitouas street.
REQUIER 4 DENTZEL a. Fulton street
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NATCHEz.
MATCHES rAoKr.

HAfCHkx rAoKky.
Leaves On SoNDAvs and rRIDAYs as,.
. -GR + THE nEW PAssENoER PAC.
r.. master. g. Lihsno clerk In eoussqssnss q
and zer nONDAf Let Of Dscsmb.r Leave Tor Mann.
s a. W. ~ T. ana account Of shs fosgy sss-
TRlpAYs ~ snor sis 70 Fort Adams. leaving ca
aso. q Hrs. ASA " sshsspassulas -
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Bavaria, Hebich, from Hamburg lst
inst via Hsvre 5th. and Havana 2ith, to VIII
lisms, Rupert &co-4th district
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, from Pensacola. to
g Rogers &co-New Basin
Ship Royal Charlie, Anderson, from Liverpool 9Th
Oct, to Mummy, Luling &co Point
Bark Woooside. EdmoDds, l6 days from Phila-
delphis, to msster-Poiut
Lugger Gen Bixio. Semeris, from Donaldsonville,
10 A Socola-2d district
rowBoArs.
eunfewer, Brown, from the Pssses-towed down
ard TO sea 10Th inst hip VIM Woodbury.
brought up ship Royal Charlie and bark
Woodside
Reansy Riddle from the PasseStoged d, dow
Bickmore up hight
STEAMBOATS,.
Belle Lee, feathers, from vicksburg
Kate Kinney, Riley, from IT Louis
Gov Allen, SDnott, from VlcksburR
Evening Star Bucker, from st Louis
Lafourche, Heno, from Bayou Sara
Ceops. Splsne, from Washington
Annie Wsgley, Burton, from Washington
Aloe. Woods from Lower Coast
Frances, Blskeslee. from Mobile
Celeste, Dowty, from Plaisance
ID Perry, Wheat from Jacksouport
Sully, King, from Donaldsonville
New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonvilie
ARRIVALS AT TIE OLD BASIN.
Schr Confidence, from Vaudeville
Schr Indian, Reed. from Blind River
Schr Augusta, from Blind River
Sehr Mary Gleason. from Blind River
Schr Geo Eike, from Blind River
Schr Butler, Fly, from Bay st Louis
schr Mary, Ranney. from Biloxi
Schr Rosa, from Bayou Lacombe
ARRIVALS AT THK NEW BASIN.
Schr Marion, Fuhn, from Tchefuncte
H. AM Iordon
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Memoranda

Bark Enton (Brem) Fricke. from Bremen 18th
Sept, TO Z T Stockmeyer
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

Ia II. ~.
q. W. r. BAyLEY. SUPERINTENDENT
-
S,r.
ss. FOR KOCKrOKr. ST MARHY
"a .., v..,.r, RAILROAD and mo,,.n TN. $780,.
The ron steamer -
c.,. mo pvxsox
% S q. ns %
NAYS landed Il kockport ~ S''p'' oA'' ~"1 o."
passage apply 70 Office opelousas Railroad 50 Canal
street, R. BAILEY. Superintendent.
9 and 81 Camp stree.
foot of st: Ann street.
--
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINK U. A. NAN, TkAxsarps
Leaves on SATURDAY, November 18th. msrM
NAlAtE1
lie. Harris.
LOCKWOOD. Commands,
VIII foot OF st. Joseph above II the steamer
is unable the bar goods to be delivered at
ships tackle consgasss to their nghtsrags For
freight passage apply N
WAS a. 20 80 !. Co. %. AGENT.
Freight sursd at onshaf the adopted BY the Board
.. onoe-~-.e-s. July !. lss
--
SIEAM6UAT6..-6TE
-
ST. LOFTS
|
Leave, ON TUESDAY n.,.u
HsY u
d the Bends-Ths one pssssneer sssamsI u.s.
MolIie Able,
win say, A !. .bSys Master fsr ,..b. KLEY Clerk
orto a JSo. A STEVENSON, No Is Front st Get
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LOUISVILLE.
Issvs. an MoNnAv ~, oo., =.
FOE L0Uis sS III 1nis' . csIn., xxx
:. stsmsdsss sndinssefhs new " snd spi sas
WIN esv. above For sgh, or ps,..r. .aoI, "D So.,
% ro-dr.. street:
- ron LoUnsv ri Is " c.I,.na WY
sssis.ouTs hs.she3 Baton Rouge ali
low pressure passenger steamer "'1 '''A'i0
kiehnond. a.
,,, Us NEAL. Master,
ortO THOs kEEFFE Agent IS royeP., on sars board
e1NHorr ADAMS. 70 Commercial Place
's' WEDNESDAY Dscsmbsar 2.~Srm.
49, 10 uisvILLE. MEMPHIS AND
Loui.v,,,.
Wi, 'ho n SKUNK, Master.
or 10 tbs vrpr rs'sn, OF passage apply on board
nus. Aenrr q, Asen.. 70 Poydras street.
Won AAaA
NIW oRIe.Ss co.sr .vD 90,
WEEKLY PAs~-TaER PACKET.
ieES lara AND ooAs
I LAHDINGS-Tbe n.sssr,.x r.I.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

stAIIIm)HE- VANA
ros BALIIkoKx AKp HAVANA
fAh Few 0RLEAE5, BALTIF9R6 AND HAVANA
H19ULAR SKkLsOsfHLY LINE or sFs ArsgTsx
l1s4hfI......lz LOO tehs... .Thes A ssia Oouu.na<r
u SA-.'-....-.ne tons. .Drkehart, Comm sndsr
CARRYING UNITED STATES sAILs
FIRST CABIN:
ffrcssn ffeksts - New York. -
F0H 1ALrEMOHH AND HAvAN.
NsLlzs3s vnuCSNS AT KEY wEsr-fns so,.as,s
Maryland.
- a...-. 4 c. REED, Commando,
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th, at r. r., carrying the o. a
msils. 80
y" nsfns % pessAss hsvfns uasu<pssssd sessuue1s.
so.s, MY V HlfHkRaPooH. HALsBY 4 co. Assps.
- Os<ouds,st ssrssk
A-Hs ~ q lang bat thsss q tas Oeupsn, m
asnse fsrn,s tor nssts mas ~ procured ftos th,
enSa 10 MIGHT fR Hawai- taken Mar n s.,,.A .
day 81 sailtaa : =.
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ReloW CoEnina Up.
below w Aiting Orders.

Bark Gusysqpil, Resell, from Havana. in ballast,
TO PUG Bros
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MISREPRESENTATION

aALVEsTON-- INDIANOIAA
MORGAN LINE o. g. NAIL sTEAMsHIPS
FOR GALVESTON AND INDIAN
zIlEH4 OLA : rhs follO.ins, new iron iow-prsssurs
s.s<1nnsA stesnships form this Lne
w. q. Hswes.....l. O. Harris... Austin.
% N orY............ A gnes-....... Harlan
Ala bs q. escent.. Morgan.
Clinton. osep his - sssSoros'
0t. Mary.
r. s. BOURNE Commander
VIII sail from foot Of St. Joseph street SUNDAY,
November 29th. o. 5 A. u
OHAS. A. WHITNEY 90. Agents,
30 and % Camp street.
Freight insured adopted by the Board
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1863
B-No bills ofadng signed ser sailing of the steamer
AlIs FOR TEXAS
INSIDE BEKwICK's BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAfUR'
DAYS. ct ~ O'Clock ana the train leaving the Al
giers Depot at arriving 1t Brsshear City at II
taking the Morgan Line Steamships s Bashear for Galveston
Josephine. J, N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Capt ]. j. ATKINSON.
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYA
Tickets had until o'clock p
r. EVERY DAY. Sundays excepted, at the oce Of the
lousas Rairosd company, No 69 Canal street. he
sAM'L g. SQUIRES, Ticket Agent.
g. W. r. BAYLEY. Supenntenasnk
The New York herald., 1868-05-04
y,rxr,I ADVERTISEMENTS.

...,.,,, ~, ,,,,uc,rsF-usE DAME DESIRE TROUvfp
Ronns s ,our "a bonne ellie pcu IL recommander Ia
o,ns ,o s,adresser II ltne rue ouo" "pres ncoeA
du uatts
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which heEalded the doom of the liberties ola
nation. 1.-The Empire is peace" exclaimed
Bonaparte, when freedom and Its defenders
expired under the sharp edge of his sword.
The peace to which Grant invites us is the
peace of despotism and death Those who
seek to restore the Constitution by executing
the viii of the people, condemning the Re,
constructions acts already pronounced in the
elections ofsiast year, and which will, 1 am
convinced, be- still more emphatically ex-
pressed by the election of the Democratic
candidate as the President of the United
States, are denounced as revolutionists by the
partisans of this yindietive Congress.
Negro suffrage, which the popular vote of
New York, New jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Michigan, Connecticut aud other States have
condemned as expressly against the letter of
the Constitution. must stand because their
Senators and Representatives have willed it.
If the people shall again condemn these afro
cious measures by the election of the. Demo
cratic caudidate.fo for President, they must-not
be disturbed, although decided to be uncon-
stitutional by the Supreme Court, and al
though the President is sworn to maintain
and support the Constitution. The will ola
fraction of a Congress, reinforced with its
partizan emissaries sent to the South aud sup
ported by the soldiery, must stand against the
will Of the people and the decision of the SUI
preme Court and the solemn oath of the Pres
ident to maintain and support the Constitu-
ton. "A eW NV
1t is revolutionary TO execute the will OF the
people. 1t is revolutionary to execute the
Judgment of the Supreme Court. 1t is rev.
dictionary in the President to keep inviolate
his oath to sustain the Constitution. This
false construction of the vital principle ofour
Government is the last resort of those who
would have their arbitrary reconstruction
tons. The nation will say the Constitution
must be restored and the will of the people
again prevail, The appeal to the peaceful
ballot to attain this end is not warts not
revolution. They make war and revolution
who attempt to arrest this quiet mode of put
ting aside military despotism and the usur-
pations of fragment of n Congress asserting
absolute power over that benign system of
regulated liberty left us by our fathers
This must be allowed to take its course
This is the only road to peace. 1t will come
with the election of the Democratic candi-
date, and not with the election of the mailed
warrior whose bayonets are now at the throat
Of eight millions of people in the South to
compel them to support him as candidate
for the Presidency, and to submit to the DOM
nation OF an alien race OF semi barbarous
men. No perversion of truth or andacity of
misrepresentation can exceed that which halls
this candidate in arms as an angel OF peace
am, very respectfully, your obedIent servant,
FRANK p. BLAIR.
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and crime will be hushed, antagonistlc Sec
tons will be reconciled, the prcjudices pro-
duced bv the war will be allayed and forgot
ton and representatives from all the States
will meet once more in the capitol of our
country, to renew their oaths of tealty to the
Union, aud secure the prosperity and future
triumph Of the nation.
If the plans and principles of the Repub-
lican party are endorsed by the majority of
the people we must look for discord, strife
and ruin. Demagogues and despots will be
our rulers and the constitution will be yielded
for the infamous dogmas of fools and tyrants.
A few of their party will be permitted to
US urp the wealth of the nation, while the
great mass of the people,wi be despoilcd of
alltheir civil rights and oppressed andtrOdden
down by insulting tax collectors and liberated
slaves. Our debt will continue to augment
until payment becomes impossible; and re-
pudiation and financial ruin resulting, we will
find ourselves in the. lowest depths of poverty
as nation.
1t may be that the deep and burning spirit
of cnmity now existing in the minds OF parties
and sections of the country. will manifest
itself in a general revolution. Then VIC will
have home war, a "cut-throat revolution.
s'No man will know his. brother" The wall
of death will be heard in each household and
kindred bloody darken everyss.hcarthstonc
in the land. Thel Union of the States will
be abandoned and forgotten, and anarchy and
desolation will lord it over all.
Those who are acting with the Jacobins
should remember that they too must suffer if
such events arc brought upon us. They will
find they are hugging the serpent that will
turn and sting them. They are sharpening
the iron that will pierce their own souls"
The men, who ride into power upon their
shoulders, will spurn them when they reach
the throne.
We say oall, irrespective of party, let us
have peace; let us have Union, in sympathy
and organization; let US have prosperity;
let us pay the debt of the nation, and pre-
servo our credit and dignity at home and
alb road let us bury the prejudices engen-
dercd by the war, and meet again beneath the
tree of freedom, to renew our oaths of icalty
to the! Constitution, fand secure the future
glory of our country VOTE RIGHT, and all
will be we'll. BE sure you COtc right.
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MORE sTBALING!

Scarcely day passes that some new fea-
ture of stealing is not developed in the Rad
zeal camp. Theft has become part of their
business, and is as diligently applied as any
other vocation. Without thieviug they would
fail to fill the high destiny for which they are
created, and for which it seems, they have
been allowed to gain position. Forney, the
Secretary of the Senate, resigned his Office
because he was detected in a theft of &C, 900,
and now Mcpherson aud other officials Of the
House of Representatives,, are discovered to
have been pursuing systematic course of
stealing which has been kept up for months.
y correspondent of the Cincinnati Times
thus refers to this last development -
Serious charges have been made against
Mcpherson, clerk Ordway ,seargeant-at- arms,
Lippincott, door keeper, and King, postmas-
ter of the House OF Representatives, which
must lead to searching investigation.
Mcpherson is charged with keeping his
tather-in-law on the payroll and drawing pay
for his services when the latter resided in
Chambersburg, and was never in Washing>
ton except once for few days on a visit
Gross frauds in the stationery accounts are
also alleged against him.
Ordwny is charged with defrauding the
government as disbursing officer of the House.
Lippincott is charged with deducting sala-
ny from his employees during the last recess
of Congress, under pretence Of employing
substitutes, but some allege that no substi-
tutes were employed. r...
Postmaster King is charged with drawing
money for more horses for public use than
were actually kept.
These charges are made by William J.
Marker, of Indiana, who was formerly door
keeper, but resigned on account of Lippin-
colt making deductions from his pay, and re-
fusing to give any explanation of it or return
the money. He has printed them in pam.
phlct, and circulated it among the members.
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A Debtor Cannot.be Enticed from An
other State and then Arrested

Last week somewhat peculiar as we'll as
interesting case came up i'll the Circuit Court,
Chicago, for adjudication, S. Edward Bright
being the plaintiff and James NJ. Wanzcr
and Samuel X. Cromwell the defendants
The basis of the action against the defendan
was telegram and several letters addressed
to the plaintiff at Elkhorn, Wisconsin, re-
questing his presence in Chicago to negotiate
for patent car-door, Of which the plain iii
was the patentee. g"
1t appeared in evidence that Bright was in
debted to the defendants in the sum Of $500
or 5000 on account of certain transactions
between them and it became desirable to get
Bright into the State of Illinois in order to
cdpids him aud secure any judgment that
might be brought against him. According
ly, it was alledged, the attorney of Messrs.
Wanzer and Cromwell first addressed a letter
to Bright requesting an interview in Chica-
90 respecting the patent door. Several let
tiers aud telegram passed, Bright being
somewhat suspicious, before the matter was
finally concluded, when he consented to an in
teryiew at the Washington House, and came
on in pursuance of the letters and telegram.
AS soon as he arrived in Chicago he was
c0piaSed and thrust in jail on the debt, where
he remained day or two, and was released
on a hGLe0s corpus by Judge Gary, who de-
cided in effect that the captds was fraudu-
lent, the defendant having been enticed to
the city by false means. He was, however,
arrested again on his release, and was a Sec
ond time set at liberty by the same Judge on
a similar writ. Bright then brought suit
against Wauzer and Cromwell for false i'm
prisonmeBt, and the jury ruturned verdict
Of 81, 600 ia his favor, thus vindieating the
maxim that sutton in law must come in
court with clean hands. ,a,
Had Bright voluntarily gone to Chicago
his arrest. upon capios would have been
perfectly legitimate, but having been en-
ticed into, the State under false pretences,
there was really no basis on the part ofthose
cognizant of the means used to get him here
for writ and it was accordingly dismissed.
The defendants, however, stoutly aver that
they had no knowledge of Tic means used to
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a man without history, or the capacity to
make one-nothing in the start and less than
nothing yet-feeble in frame, feebler in brain
"a subject for pity rather than contempt
swung to the tail of radicalism, he balances
the kite sailed by Chapline and others-his
services to his party are similar to those of
the dog that trots between the hind wheels
Of the wagon.
For Recorder the Democrats have nominal
ted Henry G. Entlcr, man we'll qualified for
the position, native of the county, and a
son of one of the best citizens the county
ever had. lie is opposed by Geo. w, Chase,
the nearest approach to decency and honesty
that can be attained by an adherent of radical
ism-a man who ought to have sense enough,
and sufficient sclf-respcct to keep better
company.
John Il. Erwin, an honest man, capable
man, and gentleman is the Democratic can
didate for Assessor. The %.other party is
supporting, High Over Anthony. Turner, the
lowest card in the deck, land about the meanest
specimen of mortality that was ever wrapped
in a human hide When we undertake to
write any thing about him charity forsakes us,
and we grit our teeth with indignation, but
even then, we fnd ourselves like thesman of
proverbial profanity, ''unable to do justice to
the subject"
For County Treasurer, the Democratic Con-
vention have put forward good, old honest
George Murphy, who has passed through a
we'll en- titling himself to be considered the
noblest work of God-an honest man. Rad
icalism is represented by u. Butt, whose pa
rents, convinced that he must always be at
the tail>end, gave him as an initial at chris
tcning the last letter of the alphabet.
So much, for comparison Of the respective
tickets Choose ye between them.
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Interest on the debt takes about $780,
900, 900 annually from the Treasury, bounties
100000, 900 and pensions about $50, 100000.
5000, 600 900 year out of the public pocket
as a direct consequence of the election of
Abraham Lincoln. The Radical plunderers
take a good many millions more, and will
continue to do SO until the people rise up,
as we hope to see them do next November,
and drive these raScals out Of Washington.
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The Virginia Express Company is now
running daily freghts to all points on the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas, and Alex
andria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroads.
Upon the completion of the Winchester and
Strausburg extension, the Virginia Express
will extend its operations to Winchester
Under the able and energetic management of
its President, Colonel Michael G. Hartman,
ofStaunton, the Virginia is meeting with great
and deserved success.
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A Nm DUNG MENTs'.
TO VOTERS

T HEREBY respectfully announce myself an
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR THE
ASSESSORSHIP
OF Jefferson County at the ne election and pledge
my best efforts TO discharge the dutics If the office,
if elected J. ID. POTTERFIELD.
July I, lS6S. -.I.,.F
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
REPORTED WEEKLY ny
H0U6H, RIDENOUR Il LANGD0N,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1874 south Eutaw ST., Baltimore.
sArvapAY, July Is. 1865.
NJ A R RE D..

BY the Rev. r. b. Shepherd, Tuesday, July 18th,
1865, the residence of the brides father, a F.
BlGGERS. OF Lynch6urg, ana SALLIE C., daugh-
ter of Daniel W: Sewers .Esqs, of ..YoOtssy.,
Clarke co unity, VA. =,
On the 2lst met. in the rresbytcrisn Church. in
MartinsbuTg, by the sRev. Mr.. owen, MIR. II. NJ.
GAG and Miss NJ. E. CHAMBERS, both OF that
place. ..' ~ y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-28
CONSERVATIVE STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon. J. n. CAMDEN, of Wood county,
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
SOL. V. YANTIS, of Jefferson county.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL MAYER, of Kanawha county.
FOR TREASURER,
GEORGE J. WALKER, of Jackson county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
w. P. WILEY, of Monongalia county.
JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEALS.
JUDGE NJ. NJ. JOHNSTON, of Lewis county.
For CoNGREss-SECoND DISTRICT.
HON. WIN. C. BROWN, of Preston county.
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LADIES, COME AND SEE
THE NEW WING MACHINE.

THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE
I S the very latest improvement on all other Sew.
i ing Machines combining the advantages of most
others, and avoiding the defects Of all. m m
Itcosts less than any other two thread machine
in
Itmakes the came stitch the Grover & Baker:
Itltas less machinery than any other two-thread
uTanline.
II is more simple in construction.
1t does not get out of order.
II Tuns with less e1ertfon to the operator.
child can learn to run il few minutes, and
il will do any work that any other machine n
Twill take pleasure in showing IL to my ono who
will call, and will g1araHtec Everything cIainnetI
for il 10 any wishing to buy.
II. A. WEST. CharIcstown.
Sole Agent for Clarke and Jefferson counties.
July %, lS65-Im.
Clarke Journal copy month and send bHrto this
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get Bright within the@j jurisdiction of the
court, and were mot, actually a. party to the
fraud. The jury. howe yer, seemed tosthink
that the act of their attorney was their act,
and hence the verdict. =
y. Fl. Peyton. Esq, of Staunton, has
purchased one-fourth interestinthe Lynch
burg Meas, and has gone TO reside in that
city.
Ben Butler does not resemble, apple
sauce.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTEn.

A SITUATION rs Govcrncss, by n Young Lady
n who has had much experience in teaching
She will begin the scholastic term in September.
later, desired. will give instruction in English.
French and Music. Good references given II
quircd. Address "Miss L. Port Royal Cnroliao
County, Va.
Julv
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RATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT, IN
HON. HORATIo SEYMOUR,
OF. NEW YORK
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
HON..FRANCIS P. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
ELEcToRs, AT LARGE.
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe.
BENJAMIN WILSON, of Harrison.
DISTRICT; ELEcToRs.
1st DtsrR1cr-OKEY JOHNSON, u.
ID do. JOHNNY. KENNEDY,
I'd do. e. b. KNIGHT,