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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE SEP
TEMPER 10, lS6S.-Collector of Taxes First
District, Richmond, Va; John W; race
Goochland county, Va; Miss hate Skelton,
Powhatan county, Va; D. Il. Cecil uiieS
county, Va; 7. Hilbert, New lor1
J. C. Mitchell; Major G: F.. n. Smith
Lexington, Va; William J. Smith ; hich-
ard Fowler, Beaver creek, Va; Mrs. Flora
Jones, Quincy, Fla.
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A New RAILROAD SLEEPING-CHAR.-
Messrs. Bragg and Trainham, the ingenious
superinteudents at the Fredericksburg de-
pot, have made and patented an improve
nent on the railroad sleeping chair which
seems to us to be the So1nnluno b0num OF in
ventions of this kind. The chair is COM
Portable, simply arranged, and very sub
stantially built. 1t can be placed in four
positions, any one of which the passenger
may easily take by means of a small lever.
The chair is SO arranged that portion OF
it can be detached, and it can be used as
very superior day-seat. Another great ad-
vantage it has is, that'it can be turned for
the accommodation of parties travelling to-
gether. The invention of Messrs. Bragg
and Trainham has, from its deserving
character, attracted the attention OF rail
road men North, and we doubt not but that
they will acquire great prominence as I'M
provers upon railroad accommodation.
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LADIES' FAIR.-The fair at Clay-street
Methodist church is still going on, and the
ladies have been very much encouraged oy
the success which has crowned their ehorts'
Tonight the fair will close at III O'CLOCK.
Gu Monday evening visitors may expect
q rare treat in the shape of some tlne mu SIC
which will be rendered by q party OF ac-
complished amateur performers.
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INITIALS.
Richmond Male Academy: James River Fac
tory: Graycly Tobacco Works: James River In
surancr Company American Tobacco Manuiac-
turing Company Agent Hanover Coal Company:
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of Virginia ;
dist Church: Belviderc Pnper' Manufacturins
Company; Iniirmary ST. Francis de Sales.
ALEXANDER SHARP, y. Nj.
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THROWING SToNEs.-Cornelius Scott, who
was arrested for pelting little negro with
stones in the street, was yesterday fined
two dollars and half for the offence.
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CARPETENGS, &c.

OIL have always on
hrn,l splendid article Of KEROSENE and
SNIHDR OIL. Also, LAMrS, CHIMNFYS
BCREERS, SC; and = general assortment OF TIN
WARE, wholesale aud retail.
.. 0. OWENS,
No. 20 Governor street, Richmond. Va.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited
aud promptly allied. sc lo-sEE
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CLOTHING AT BALDwIS's.-This cool season
aduonlshcs us 20 keep warm. Clothing FOR the
season can he found at BAlDwiN's, Main anu
Tenth streets.
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- ETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER

ODOhO - " - 1'SAs'
" ITS WONDERFUL CURES AND CnhA,
TIE POWERS The GETTYSBURG SPRING
COMPANY announce that they nave competed
arrangements for supplying the Gettysburg Hedl-
cinal Water a scale commensurate wltn tne ue-
nand. Physicians and iDyalids desiring !ntorlna-
ton as To the theraeut value aud virtue OF Lhis
water Will on application 10 the office OF the COM
pany or any of the druggists stores be furnished
with printed copies of statements OF inTallds, ana
rcnorts of eminent medical men rs 10 lis curative
effects the only unerring test OF the value OF any
water or medicine
They are also referred TO the thousands Of inva-
lids aud their medical advisers IN every part Of the
country, who have since the general Introduction
OF this waller among the people some six months
ago. been cured by It's use OF distressing or fatal
maiadies.
This combined testimony establishes beyond all
reasonable doubt the superiority OF this water-as
remedy for rheumatism gout, gravel dyspepsia,
kidney. urinary, bronchial liver, and bowel dis
nervous disorders all others known 10 materia
medica, or found In the mineral springs OF mo-
dern times.
1t has been demonstrated in number OF in
stances TO possess the power of solving calculus or
stone IN the bladder, and the urate deposits or
gravel and or permanently curing these diseases,
for which medical science and the most celebrated
mineral waters have hitherto only provided paiiia-
uvc5.
Also. OF arresting the progress II not permanent
Is curing Aihumenuria, or Rrighrs Disease
This water Is confidently claimed 20 oe tne onl'
mineral spring water with which great anu re-
marSable cures have been effected away from It's
source. -. !.
Price per quart bottle, nifty cents; per case OF
York. Post-ofice box No. sISs. FOR sase py aru9-
gtsts generally, and by cn D...,..
an 2A-eodlm Richmond Va.
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RECORD BOOK FOR DEALERS N LEAF To-
BACCo.-These books, which the dealers In leaf to-
bacco are required by law to keep, may be had at
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-HoUsE al short notice.
send I'm your orders.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. S. n. Da-
Wis sold privately, in the past few days, a
framed house on Second between Leigh and
Jackson streets, for 81 900 cash also, 255
feet of grou nd on Elmwood street, Sidney,
with improvements thereon, for $2,65G.
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CHURCH DED1oATIoN.-The new house of
worship of Four-mile Greek Baptist church,
Henrico county, will be dedicated to the
service of God tomorrow. Rev. j. A.
Chambliss, Of this city, will preach on the
occasion. There will be an all-day meeting,
and doubtless large turnout not only Of
people of the neighborhood, but from the
city
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Eruptlons OF the skin speedily and surely cured
by using BESSoS's SALALEM BROTH. For sale
by all druggists.
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TITO VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.

n
The AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL and MI.
NERAL LAND COMPANY has completed ar
rangements for the sale and settlement of I'M
PROVED LANDS in Virginia. All landed pro-
prietors desiring to avail themselves Of the SER
vices of this Company will please call on or sd-
dress the agent Of the Comany.
CHARLES Y. MORRISS
No. 1888 Main street.
tylI-sm Richmond, Va.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIvER1
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, August l, 1858.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL

DlCHMUND AMI YUM I'll V En- NALL
LII ROAD LINE.-NEW SCHEDULE.-F0R
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH, AND NORTH
WEST.-The steamer kENNEBEC, Captain J.
II. FREEMAN commanding, leaves White House
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING
on arrival Of the cars from Richmond. reaching
Baltimore on the following morning at sunrise.
Returning, the KENNEBEC leaves Baltimore
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at O'CLOCK
The steamer ADMIRAL. Captain KIRwAN com:
mAnding, leaves White House every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY on arrival of the cars from Rich
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
ut sunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves Bal
timore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
PASSENGERs FOR BALTIMORE leave the
road Company 81 J o'clock A: Mrs., "a; SoSDAf, sa
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
ut S O'Clock P. NJ, reaching Richmond the follow
Ing evening.
Freight received at all times and torwarded
promptly, and through bills OF lading given 70 Ill
The PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the depot
EVERY MORNING at 4. NJ, connecting on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at Fish Haul with
stages for Tappahannock.
on MONDAYS and SATURDAYS an accommo-
iation train will leave Fish Haul for Richmond at
"a. VI. and returning, leave Richmond tor Fish
Haul at SP, NJ WILLIAM X. ENOS
au22 Freight and Ticket Agent.
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$4,000. IoANs' 1oANs''

HILL & GODD1N,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND DAUCTIONEERS,
NO. 1903 MAIN STREET,
are prepared to NEGOTIATE LOANS on real
estate and negotiable paper.
HOUSES and LANDS sold and rented publicly
and privately.
DEEDS and LEASES written by an experienced
convcyancer. seq
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NTOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-Ths boats Of

DILL HEADS, ACCOUNT SALES,
capns q. executed In the best style anu
!: short aotiee al the DISPATCH PRISIiSs.
HQuSE.
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RAILROADS.


RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, VA, September IL, 1853. !
THANGE OF SCHEDULE TO PETERS
sURG.-Op and after the 2eth Of September
the A. NJ train TO Petersburg will be discontinued
on SIrEDaYS j. II. WOODCOCK,
0 GO u i'm General Ticket Agent.
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EMEN'S LIST.
JOhnuthau, Elic
Jones, Henry tcolorcd)
joel, Julius
Journey, l.. G.
Jones. NJ.
Jordan, q. u.
Jones, ". h.
Judy, Henjauiu
Sell. III. W.
Kennedy, L. +.
Kelley, II. +.
Kennedy, William
King, Ferdinand
sing, l.. NJ.
Klein, George
rucX, Frederick
Kulin, John
Kyle, ". W.
Lane, ! timothy
Laiue, \ a,h2nicl
LatS, j. l..
LanghOrnc, Rev. q. W.
Leighton, &. &.
Levitt. Robert
Lewise, Jacob
Lee, ii. G.
LcudcCkcr, j..
Lewis, Daniel
liggou, W.
i.luale, &.
Lohuan, j. 4.
LoHgan, JaIuT5
Lucas, San"y
lucdo, j. l..
Lydy, Thomas
Maloy, 4. W.
May, Jacob
Marshall, james
MaibUnc, Ja!ncS
Matario, James
Martin, y. NJ.
Marshal, Wi!mouth
Mucliu, Jim (colorcd)
Merriman, Napoleon
Minor Il peytOn
Miller, II. ).
Miller. Frederick
Miller, James
Miller, l..
Mills, n. G.
Miles, William
Morgan, {. IL.
Morris, q. ii. {.
Mouujoy, j. VI.
Morgan, Motley
Moor, :. :.
Moore, Walter
Murphy, Ed"ard
Murreii, Fauntrus
Miller. sydney
Mynck. i. u. ~
"cGann, John
McCluc. .r. j. r..
Mcdonald. Thomas
McGruGcr, Charles tD
McGovcrn, Francis
McLanc, Charles
hcLcdly, william
Mcpherson. -
Mchay, licary
Nelson, Mr.
&C!aCn, ~. =.
\ ltIns. j. VI.
Dbrivu. William
U'kocf", Kcv Father
O'kct ilic. John
Oliver, james
Otwald, \.
Patterson. Albert
Parker, hales
Parsons, L. I.
Patterson, G.. n.
faiucr, } r.
Parsons, William icoi'dl
Par1er, ". r..
Patterson, ". A.
Icarce, Anthony
perruw, Charles
Perkins, James
Peailcton, ). j.
pctti-, l.. II.
Dicasauts, G. VI.
l'i""sanls, ". II.
B"Wcrs, -
Power j. J. ~
Power, I,r. +. ", t2)
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 10, 1853.
Sun rises Moon scts.........-. s.22
sun sets.....,.....eO6 High tide, A. NJ ..... o.<e
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
" SUMMER sCHEDULE.-The following
Trains win be run on this road on and after MON
DAY, June LIST: -..r- H...,..r .
MALL TRAIN leaving Richmond for Coyington
daily Except Sundays) at 7:ls A. M, and arrives
az ssCG1Cr1npNSMnDATIoN sC1r1pNSSMS1n n TRAIN between Char
lottesyflle and Richmond on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDATS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
lottesytlle atG A. ID. Leaves Richmond, returning,
at $40 P. IL.
and Alexandria railroad for WASHINGTON,
BALTIM422IRsE, and toXET NEW EoRK ap slo3 20 fSr
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, &c. At Staun.on,
with stsge-coaches for AUGUSTA WHmITE LITE SUI
At Goshen, with coaches for NATURAL BRIDGE,
LEXINGTON, RoCkIBR1DaE II nnhlas, BAIaS, ,,S and
coaches for BATH ALUM, WARM, HOT, and
HEALING SPRINGS; A. Goyinston, o1h Wlth
SWEET, and other SPRINGS In the Translate
and CHARLESTON, Kanawha.
FREIGHT TRAINS daily except on Sunday.
II. ID. WHITCOMB,
sci General superintendent.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

RICHARDSON & NEWBURN, REAL
4 ESTATE AGENTS AND ACCTIONEERS,
No l0l6 Main street. corner OF Eleventh.
HOUSES FARMS, MARKET G RDENS, and
LOTS for sale lease, or rent. Apply to
RICHARDSON x NEWHURN,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
scl7-St 1915 Main street, corner Eleventh.
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RICuaoNp AID Z PETEBSBuRG}
RAILROAD COMPANY, May rs, 1858. !

RICUNOND AND Z EI hIsoBNNUy
RAILROAD COMPANY, May rs, 1858.
THANGE OF SEIZED DULE.-On and
J after WEDNESDAY the 27tb instant the
trains on this road will run rs follows:
Leave RICHMOND st< 4. VI. and L. H.
Leave PETERSBURG at S:s 4. NJ AMI 6'IS L.
H..
The 4 A. II. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the GAS Z. VI. train " III not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the L. 81
train.
Fare TO Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked through,
Passengers for Glover Hll will take the A. u.
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, COR
necting at Chester with the coal train.
r. II. GILL,
a any M lent.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

1ST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
| NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
Lhrr,CE SEPTEMBER 10, 1888:
AnIES, 1SnN
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VHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ rxouRs1oN TICKETS TO VIRGINIA
sPRIN NGS.

RouND-TRIP TICKETS including stage fare
to and from the following watering places, GOOD
FOR ONE WEEK, viii be sold at the once OF
the company at the following rates 49,,
Healing Springs, sls; Hot Springs, sis:s Warm
Springs, slI.2s; Bath Alum. eN; Eockbrloee
Alum @12. IS Rockbridge Baths, &l2.2S; Augnsta
White Sulphur $l2.7s.
After one week the tickets win be rated at their
cost In part payment Of full fare.
j. z. SWITZERLAND,
IL General Ticket Agent
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ENGINEER AND SuPERINTENDENT's - OFFICE,
RICHh0NO AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, June g. 1883.
EOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE
= LOCAL TRATEL.-On and afler MONDAY,
June 8. a passenger car win leave kichmond tor
Petersburg with the freight train) DAILY tSpn
day excepted) ut 40 Z. ~
Passengers must procure their tickets at the
Office previous 20 getting on the train
E. II. GILL,
:es Engineer and Superintendent.
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
II THE NCHESTER POST-OFFICE
;''yEERER
LADIES' LIST,

SEPTEMBER 10, 1865.
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson, Miss Cattle c. James, Mrs. Edward
Burrun Miss Mary MoSby. Mrs. Mary l..
Beazley, Miss Jane Mann, Mrs. a. K.
Ba!ks, Mrs. Martha A. Morgan. Mrs. Flora L.
Crostick. Mrs. Mary +. Mctrath, Mrs. Emily
Claiborne, Miss ld4 Opitr, Martha
Clarke, Mrs. Salllc (co- Purdy. Mrs Adallde
lorcdl Parchin, Mrs. G!lla NJ.
Uonophant, Mrs. Coatna Purdue, Mrs Annie f.
Gentry Mrs. julia A. Pcmherton, Mrs. l.. j.
Greene, Mrs. Armstead Quarlcs, Bette
goldman, Mrs. A. }. Roberts. Miss Susie A.
hatcher, Mrs. Mary Z. Sh0leS. Mrs. Martha
Hancock. Mrs. ). L. Slaughter, Mrs. Lucind;
Hughes, Mrs. l. d. Shand Mrs. Mary
Holland. Mrs. Sarah II. Sncad Mrs. Laura +;
Hancock Mrs. +. b. Thomson, Mrs. Sarah
Hoppe. Mrs L. ID. Watkins. Miss Indie NJ.
Hancock, Miss Alice w. Waistcoat Mrs. NJ. j.
Jackson, Mrs. Mary a. Whitehead Mrs. James.
JOINER, Mrs. Jane
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Avis. Alexander t9) Moore. John
Adkins, Thomas s. Moss, Ben. 7.
ArnlStcad, Robert Moore, Joseph
Adkins, James h. Morrissctt James A.
Burton, Thomas j. Martin, W. Il.
Bradley, a Hen l.. MOntcirO, DR.. n.
BE.nkcnshlp. +. l.. Nelson, &. G..
Brown. I'anicl cora Nash Benjamin H.
Brown, Charles II. OVERLY, Andrew j.
Clarke, Vim. (2) Parycar. Robert
Cooke. Reese Patterson. John H.
Cogbil!, John Perkins, DR.. A. Ii.
Chcathcam, Dr.. J. {. Perry 4 Cox,
Ccrscv, ThOmaS Robinson NJ. Il.
Edwards, II. i. Rcams, }. wafer
Furgason, John r. Savory, Oliver a.
Gary B. A. Tallcy, H. II.
Gibbs a. G. Tally, John
Hatcher, Z. z. Tinslcy, {.
hedges, Vim. Vaughn. Lewis l..
Elylcr j. Valentine, K. Ii.
Janks. II. F.. Wood Gee.
Jackson, James Wallis. j. ii.
Jones 4 Brother, VIM. Wesiger. DR.. f. +.
Lynch, Il. W. Whitworth, john
j. VI. MOODY, z. NJ.
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GENTLFNIEN,S LIST.

INITIALS.
Sister loretta, VI. De Sale.
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CPR7NG AND SUMMER ARRANGE

CPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE
y MENT, nos.-GREAT SHORT ROGTE
TO THE North, EAST, AND WEST. VIA
THE RICHMOND, .FKEDER!CKsBURG AND AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD. CARR ING IhE
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAILI I-EnE-
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT sLEEP-
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TEAl s.-Ihe
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now I, run
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at lo:4e A. M:, arriving in WASH.
ington at e:l5 +. NJ, connecting With the early 81.
ternoon express trains for the North, East ana
West. ,u ,.r ,p.r,r ..,
elegant cars with the new patent sleeping chans
attached, leaves Richmond daily tSundays except.
ed ut $40 P. M, arriving in Washington al e:lo
A. NJ connecting with the early morning trains
for the North, East and West
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandra each WAY;
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Tor Sllio:o
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broaa
and Eighth streets, at p. u. Returning arrives
ct 8:ts A. h. o,,o, s,r
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For.rurgher information and through tcksss; ap,
ply the ONCE OF the company, corner Broad sne
Eighth streets, Sh0ckoe HILL anu 1t 'ne N'N"]
Office corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. B. GENTRY. General ilcket hsen,,,
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. my
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- ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
NROA D-sUMAER sCHEDULE.-On sEd
after TUESDAY, April q, 1893, the passenger
GOING WEsT.-Through Iail Train. Leaves
Richmond daily. at 7:ls A: n. Leaves Dsnyiiie
daily at s?7 connecting al bnrhgvs bhnr ",sd ND
sI all ststions on the Virginia and Tennessee rsi
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C., TEMP;
louisville, Columbus. &C., KY; Huntsville, De
catur, &C., Ala. Corinth. Grand Junction, Vicks-
burg, &C., Miss; New Orleans, &C., and at Grsens-
Columbia Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., Ga. Montgomery 80
bile New Orleans, &c
Greensboro daily at $50 A. II. leaves DanVlne
daily at $40 A. H. connects at Burkeyille with the
S9uthside train from Lynchburx Tor ie'ersourg,
&c. :. -, .,r.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket
Offices In Richmond and Danville To all important
notnts South and Southwest and At Greensboro
and Danville TO all points North; East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
rtptA IAnf
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DOUDAULTS (GENUINE) PEPSlN for
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
gIs street
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

T EIBIG'S EXTRACT OF BEEF for sale
L ut MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
sc 10 0l9 Main street.
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SQUIBBS'S PURIFIED CHLOROFORM
y for sale at
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
srlo 9l9 Main street.
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Virginia countryis quoted to- day. by the dra'
load Supnriiue xlo Is; extra TllltSll25 ian
ily, 5l2Y*l@ .25. Market dull ana irregular.
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'and not a dollar is, by direct tax
exacted from the poor laborine
classes. ] am poor; lido not owf
a horse to ride, or a house to dwell
in, andyet the government NIGH
have eEacted of.me five dollars OF
more every years but / have moi
been compelled to pay one cent
Something might be exacted from
almost every one, but unless man
is so rich as to have an income of
more than q thousand dollars he
pays no direct tax. Poor men
fought not to allow themselves to
be deceived by false representa-
tions which designing men make
to get themselves into Office. Now
/, as a poor man, feel that it is a
benefit to me and every other poor
man to have a party at the helm Of
governmentthat has compassion for
the poor, and does secure 10 them
all their rights. gosi
We ought not to vote against
our best friends while they are doing
right, and the hest they can do for
us and for the nation. tt
3. The Republican party, while
there are some bad men in it, has
The great mass Of good and loyal
men of the nation, and these pre-
dominate in the party, and hence
we have. the enactment of more
equitable laws than were ever before
enacted by our national legislature.
And it is the party that delivered
the nation from the most powerful
rebellion the world has ever known.
1t embpdies, with little exception,
the brave soldiers that fought our
battles, and conquered the rebels.
How ungrateful it would be to vote
against such party, and vote for
the party that embodies all the reb- |
els and rebel sympathizers in the
nation! Such is the nominal Dem
ocratic party. How can any hon
est hearted man sustain, by his vote I
a party that has done so much to
ruin the nation?
4. The Republican party has put
in nomination two worthy candi- |
dates-Grant for President, and |
Colfax for Vice President. Who
will vote against the man who no.
bly, led our brave armies to victory
over the most inveterate and cruel
enemies that ever disgraced the race
of man? viii any true hearted
man vote against Colfax, who has
presided over the councils of the
nation with such wisdom and pro-
priety as must be approved by all
wise and good men, and who has a
character without bIemish May
we not affirm that no true and loyal
man will vote against the candi-
iates? Let shame cover all who
will do a deed so vile as that of Civ {
ng such a vote.
lhave thus given some of the rea- ,
sons why ! stand with the Republi- I
'an and Union party, and why | will t
vote the Union ticket. / will ever
go for union and equal rights
Yours forthe right, '
The BLACKsMIrH's SoN.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-20
Ex. Gov. Seymour Owns No
Bonds.


/ UTICA, \. Y, July q 1868.
DEAR SIR Your letter of tn
10th inst, to Gov. Seymour is re
ceived, He directs me TO answe
your interrogatories, and say: H,
does not own a United States bond
and never did own one; and h,
never dealt in bonds or banking 0
any kind.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
eH t Ir gB. ID. Nixon, JR.
To H. r. Dunn, Esq, Blooming.
ton, Illinois. ...
The above brief letter illustrates
two things; the Democratic party
tyranny that calls a man to an ac-
count for being interested in gov
ernment credit, and Gov. Sey-
mours lack of patriotism during
the war. 1t is a political crime to-
wards the democratic party to have
a dimes interest in government Sc
curities, for to that extent would
the possessor ofa bond beinterest-
ed in saving the government treas
ury from bankruptcy, '4
When the darkest financial cloud
rested over us, and money seemed
to be the pivot on which the loyal
cause swung, Mr. Seymour was
Governor cf New York and, in adj
dition to his immense private for
tune, was in receipt Of a handsome
salary, Yet he invested not dol
lar in government securities, but
showed hissympathy with rebellion
by repudiating our Government
bonds, and to tile extent of his per
sonal and official influence iniufing
Federal credit. Mark his letter -
He does not own and Reper~ did
owR even one Government bond
When every loyal widow was
bringing her only fifty dollars and
buying a bond, thus to nerve the
Federal arm TO strike the desieive
blow at rebellion, Horatio Seymour,
born to a fortune, welded to anoth-
er, and Governor of the largest
State in the Union with cores
pohding salary, invested not dol
lar in Government bonds What |
record that is for a. man to make
with his own pen. The day will
come when Seymour viii ache to
prove that B. d. Nixon, Jr., was a
forger, and not his amanuensis.-
ClerelaRd Herald.