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ARRIVED,
Steamer James :. Green, Pace, Philadelphia,
merchandise aud passengers. W. l.. Porter.
Schooner John Mosser. Cubbcrly, New York,
merchandise Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Albert Mason, Rose, New York, iron,
Trcdcgar Company.
SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York. mer-
chandisc and passengers, W. {. Durham Co..
steamer state of Maryland, Gcoghcgan. Baltl-
more. merchandise and passengers, HarVeys &c
Williams.
Schooner Thomas Winans, Morgan, Providence,
merchandise Crowcll e Cmrrlc.
Schooner III. G.. Bird. Drnkwatcr, Boston, mer-
chandisc, Crowcl K Currie.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, August 3.--Arrlvcd steamer Ad-
miral Freeman. merchandise and passengers.
Richmond and \ ork River Railroad Company, ana
sailed on return.
PnILAuELpIIIA, July so.-Ccarcd, schooner A.
u. Edwards, Hinson, for Richmond August "a,
cleared schooner Bell, Hartung, FOR Richmond.
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--latest styles Of fine jewclry, ladies' watches,
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
neckchains and lockets, silver icc-pitchcrs, ana
rich goods for bridal presents just opened at Now
Ian 4 Co.'s
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SPECIAL TRAIN FOR THE HUGUESoT
SPRINGS BALL.-A special train will leave
the Danville Railroad depot for the grand
ball at the lIuguenot Springs on Friday the
9th August, at $3.50 P. NJ, and return from
Coalfeld at A. M. Saturday--thus afford
ing our citizens an opportunity to attend
the ball without any loss of time from
business. Many of our citizens will, no
doubt, avail themselves Of this opportunity
for recreation and pleasure.
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NoTARIEs PCDLIC.-Govcrnor Wells has
appointed J. ". Clinton notary public for
the county of Alexandria, and Robert Z.
Grimes for the county Of Chesterfield.
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NJ ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities at pub
lshcrs' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office.
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PAYMENT OF ISTEREsT.-Mr William II.
Alderdice, auditor of this city, has paid out
within the last thirty days about $4,000
of interest on the stock of the city.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch office.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.-The Governor
has appointed ". F. Lett commissioner OF
deeds for Virginia in the State OF New
Tn,l-
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The Religious Herald is an excellent advertisin
medium. Office just opposite the Dispatch offce,
NY,tp
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nk. GEORGEF. kEESEE, GRA- e.
II DUATE of the Baltimore College ofetu1YIp
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided ATTENTION 10
All operations pertaining to the practice ol dem
ustry both in It's relations to the NATURAL
ORGANS and TO their substitution by beautiful
sets oi ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED Icy the aid Of pure nj
rous oNidc gas when desired.
tlicc corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
vi VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
This old and well known Virginia Institution In
surcs Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
1t has more than Ten MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS insured on property pledged to make good
losses.
More than TWO AND 4 QUARTER MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paid IN losses to
the people of Virginia.
Upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS "a large part Of it for
losses during the war; have been paid since the war
closed.
The former four-ffths system of Insurance has
been abolished, and other important changes made
for the benefit of the assured.
Losses cquitably adjusted and promptly paid.
III. a. CLAIBORNE.
Principal Agent.
j. i. DANFORTH,
Secretary.
II. d. DASFoRTrI, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL ii. PULLIAM. Collector. jy 3o-3m
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PERsoNAL.--General r. E. Lee arrived
in the city ON Monday evening, and left
yesterday morning for the White Sulphur.
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TIE EVENING NEws.-Our little contem-
porary, the Evening NeecS, has appeared
in new dress, and presents very attrac-
tive appearance. The Nc,oS is live little
sheet, of the right stripe, and deserves great
encouragement. We tender our little friend
our best wishes for success and prosperity.
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cUMAC WANTED.-Wc pay the highest
y market price In cash Tor SUMAC, delivered
either at our tanucry. in Manchester, or ut store
ltoa Main street Richmond. The sumac must be
OF good color, well dried, and free from berries,
stems, and sand. ,,, nav,
ty !i 1DISI ~ hlN'
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WANTED, n COLORED WOMAN to
w do the HOUSEWORK of Il small family.
Apply ut the shoe store 1885 Main street, near the
creek, to M' NoLDEN.
nj ii
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DESTESERY Il.

DR. GEORGE b. STEEL, DEN-E e.
EJTI~r, has returned 10 the city, after aVCfITTrp
brief absence, and would be pleased to see those
with whom he has engagements and all others VINO
Iuay need his services.
i pure article Of nitrous oxide gas always on
hand for the PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
All other operations performed In the best man
Hcr.
\. H. As DR.. steel Is frequently absent during
the summer months, his patients from the country
would do well to communicate with him by letter
hc0rc coming 10 the city.
Olicc, No. 723 Main street; pOst-oficc box, 2Oi,
Richmond ia au 3-dlSw
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w ANTED, 4 good SERFA ANT to cook
w and do general housework. Apply to
j. c. BAGNALL'S BAKERY,
ana lt* 22gs Main street.
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yETANTED, TWENTY No. ! DINING
w ROOM SERVANTS for Grccnbrier White
sulphur Springs. Apply ut the oillcc Of Exchange
I,,t,t IN I--2ts
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ERROR Walker did not arrive
in the city on Monday, as announced by US
Yesterday.
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OST, Il GOOD DINNER for the want OF
L LaGO0D HAM; also, TWENTY-FIVE PEK
CENT By not buying your BEEF-iONHnEo
all the dealers combined In Richmond.
500 FRESH, SMOKED, and SALTED, Tor SAFE
Strn.t " je II
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ruANO! GUASol GUANo!
800 TONS

- 800 TONS
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO,
direct from Government agent, In store hE2 faf
'Ile mh1 sG "FfNsa' .0"s'' LEE: sgppoS 3 %,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 3, 1869.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 1, 1859.
Sun rises s........ sos Moon rises s......... l.4l
sun sets........ G55 High tide. .......... !? SO
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WANTS.

WANTED, TWO HUNDRED DOL
w LARS for six months. Good security will
be given, aud \ per cent. paid for 1t. Address A.
b.. Dispatch Office. an IL
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WANTED, a SECONDHAND IRON
w SAFE-llcrring'S make preferred.
WILLIAM II. TATIM,
Dealer In fine Groceries and Liquors,
ana 3t 500 Broad street.
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H7uE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1912.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY
THE WORLD.

Cash receipts for the year ending February,
Cash assets February l. 1860, Invested in bonds
and mortgages worth in every case double the
amount loaned. over $32 00O, 000
Number OF policies in force February /, 1902.
81. ACC.
This IS an all-cash and n PURELY MUTUAL COM
pANY, and is conducted on the only principle
which time and experience has proven to he uti-
mntcly safe and trustworthy. All OF Its profits
are divided annually among the insured In the
most equitable manner, which can be used to de-
crease the premiums or to purchase more insu-
rance, at the option of the policy-hoiders.
Application can be made To Mr.. Lewis Booker,
ID. y. WALKER 4 CO, Agents,
No. l0l4 Main street.
DIR. j. b. MCCAw. Medical Examiner my
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4 NURSE.-Must come
w well recommended Apply at ll5 Main
street nc X door To Jefferson. au 4-2t~
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WANTED, good G A X r / A G u -
w PAINTER; also II good WHEEL WRIGHT.
Apply Immediately to ". {; SmlIu,
Fifth between Broad and Marshall streets.
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WANTED, parties in Virginia who de-
w sire to SELL LANDS to mai 81 plat, sur
vey and view, Of their respective places, win the
price, and send the same To the underslEned. l am
In communication with capitalists from MARYLAND,
Pennsylvania, and New York, who VIII be II
Richmond on or about the lst OF September with
JOHN T.. BOSSIEUX,
iv 3n tAupl5 post-oflcc box 2J7
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ZINE SUMMER DRINK.-ZETELLE
\ las fine CLA..ET ~ the low price OF Sl5o
.yt gallon ana Eity cents per bottle. BY the bhrre
a. t0"cgretcs, jys--ts
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DRUGS, saEDKCFNEs. &C.

T. r. ICS.-RHEUMA-
~. TlSM C0NQU Err ED AT LAST .BY
EL!AS'S EFFECTUAL ERADICATOR for the
positive cure OF rheumatism, lnmbago, and all
pains OF the limbs and Joints, no matter Of how
long a duration.
TO speak Of the merits of this truly valuable
linimcpt would be useless. The following ccrtil-
Gates speak for themselves:
"RIcnMoSp, juno 10 1869.
"3fr. !. Elias:
Dear Sir.--1 have been n great sufferer from
rheumatism Tor more tnan thirty wears, and have
tried great many popular linimcnts; and must
confess the use of Your f. +. f., lias's Effcctual
used. am entirely relieved from the most violent
attack ever had by n few applications of your
ErndiSnt%r and d. checrfnl!y recommend It to any
Yours very F"sJJrcSfis'e53E' JmMns T. Brooks
"corner Clay and Eleventh strects.n
ELlAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR will be found
a speedy cure for dyscntcry, diarrhRa, and all
HSMG 1 9TNrsTi a It wTGsS hs like ehs Mnes
for sale by all principal druggists.
I" Ir. Israel Elias:
Dear Sir,-l was n great sufferer from chronic
dyscntcry for eleven months, and during that time
clans care, who did not relieve me any. After
using your Elixir few times Ifelt perfectly well
a aSls to ,sg resume work Several memGerS Of my
slider 1t superior to anything ever used, and with
gratitude remain, GRIEFITH DAVIS,
" Belle Island Va"
EIIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR BITTERS.-
This valuable BITTERS Will be found second to
none for the certain cure of dyspepsia and dis
ordered stomach, no matter from what canse
arising; and as an ordinary tonic. one trial win
prove Its merits For sale Mt retail by ali druggists
and groccrs, and Wholesale by the proprietor, No.
$40 Sixth street, Richmond. Va au Lam
DAKER'S BITTERS.-Tcn gross BA-
I'd KER'S BITTERS for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
~ so 1916 Main street. corner Thirteenth.
DURIFY YOUR PREMISES-CARBO-
4 LATE OF LIME AND DARBY'S PRO
PHGLACTIC FLUID.--Thcsc are effective and
cheap deodorizcrs and disnfectants, which destroy
malaria and remove offensive odors from cellars
sinks, and dwellings, and prevent the spread of
contagious diseases. For sale by.
MEADE & BAKER, lharmaceutlsts,
jy2i 9l0 Main street.
NOMSTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD,
" RACHAHOUT DES ARABES,
RoBINSoN's PATENT BARLEY,
IuRE Il, EEKMUDA @ AKKOW-ROOT,
SELECT GUM ARABIC, &c;
for sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
jc 70 SOS Broad street.
coMsrocK,s RATIONAL HN9 fod6, }6VAhiDS'
RACAHOUT DIES ARABES,
IiLBBELL,S FARlNACEouS FOOD,
HGFf'E HISGGEIEE,r EEEE,rRAcr OF MALT,
ROBINSoN'S PATENT BARLEY,
fHEhAKEP EIEbiGIs RxTRAcT 2hT cGFAI' 6F' MEAT,
PREPARED CORN STARCH.
TOURTELOT,S EXTRACT OF BEEF,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT.
HARD'S FARINACEOUS FOOD,
TAMARINDS, SAGO,
TAPIoCA, etc., etc.;
''' MEADE & BAKERS Apo,hecary store,
jcl6 9l9 Main street.
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~ccTctaiS
H. d. DASFoRTII, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL ii. PULLIAM. Collector. jy 3o-3m

This company makes specially OF issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings and furniture, whereby the Insured
shares III the profits of the company without In
curing liability.
Agents may he found ut nearly every prominent
point In this and the neighboring States, 10 whom
applications for insurance may be made.
Scrip dividend to holders of participating poll
cics. TWENTY-FIVE per cent.
The scrip of 1867 (25 per cent is now receivable
as cash in payment of premiums.
j. Ii. MONTAGUE, Agent ut
nv 25-3n Richmond, Va.
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OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA STATE PENITESTARY. :
RICHMOND, August 3, 1850.

WANTED, ONE HUNDRED PIECES
w OF OAK three to four inches diameter: from
five to eight feet long free from knots, suitable Tor
basket stuff. Market price paid for same when
delivered ut this institution.
BURNlIAM WARDWELL,
Superintendent Virginia Pcnitcntlary.
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N n. WALKER e. CO.,
IL. FIRE, MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE, NO. 1013 MAIN STREET,
under Mcssrs. X. IL. Maury 4 Co.

Buildings. merchandise. furniture, and personal
property of all kinds in the city and country, In
surcd against loss damage by fire at the lowest
rates in companies of the highest standing.
Tobacco In warehouses and marine and Inland
risks taken ut the lowest rates.
LcSscs cquitably adjusted and promptly paid.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
.ssntc .........,........ ], 500, 900
snnn.i Income .......-.......,.... 500, 600
! ossns naid ....,........... 500, 600
w. II. PEGKHAM, President;
w. Il. HOOPER, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, Actuary;
e. A. FUDICKER, superintendent.
DIRECTORS:
General John A Dix:
W. Wilkens, of Wilkens & Co.;
George r. Hope, President Continental Fire In
surancc Company;
Hon. James Harper, of Harper Brothers;
John j. Crane, President Bank OF Republic;
". NJ. ycrmiyc, of Vcrnilye i Co., bankers;
Hon George Opdyke, eX-Mayor OF New YORK,
Aaron Arnold, of Arnold Constahle 90; ana
others. loAhS uS iELEn, cu,
General Agent for Virginia and North a Carolina:
DIR. J. G. CABELL, Medical Examiner. ja6
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WANTED. A HEALTHY WET NURSE
w fwhitrl without Imcumbrancc. Apply to
EDWARD MAYO, No. sixth street,
iy DIV In rear of Arlington House.
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WANTED, sc, ,000 pounds UNWASIiED
w WOOL, for which the highest market price
viii he paid l.. Il. * i. A. SUBLETT,
corner Virginia and Cary streets.
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ALLEGuANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

VARIETY SPRINGS. situated on the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad Gears stopping
at the doorJ fifteen miles west Of Staunton, AXE
are cons idcrcd superior Analysis at this Office.
Good fare. music, :.nuscmculs, &c.
For board by the month. $40: by the week, Sl2
Ay the day, =. ohiidrcn under twelve years and
servants, half price. Bathing in healing water
gratis L. & NJ. BURRUSS,
i,30-9m PropricorS
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CTRAYED or STOLEN from the IEsss1fs
- subscriber, on thc 2sth of July. 1850, .S-A--,
PALE RED HEIFEls two years old, with snail
horns =; no ear marks legs rather long.
4 liberal reward viii De paid for her return or
any Information that viii lead To her recovery.
' i. &. LARUS,
,,a a,t Tbtrtv-Spcond nd and CLAW streets.
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IOiN MAHONY, -
SURGEON DENTIST. "HrrTr
, Formerly Of the firm Of Wayt haiiony) n,,
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SITS Or
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY to TlIlR-
~ DOLLARS.
yLbG Old SETS bought. or exchanged al their
'"It" Tor new sets on yulcduit".
Nitcc aud rcsIdence C25 Main street, between
FlAth and seventh streets jc 7-3m
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LOST AND FOUND.

up in my oat TEX
e field 4 RED BELL COW, IN low order. IL
The owner will please come forward, pay charges,
and take her away. }. l.. HARltlSOS.
ualt4 Williamsburg turnpike.
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CTRAYED FROM MY LOT ~
= about week since L SMALL RED-N
DOG. 1--WE months old, with cropped ears. An,
swers to the name Of "RED.' \ suitable reward
will be paid for his return 10 me at twentieth De-
tween Main and Franklin streets.
aua-lfk OOIlA
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DURIFY YOUR PREMISES-CARBO
4 LATE OF LIME AND DhRBY'S PRO
FLUID.--Thcsc are effective and
cheap dcodOrizcrs and disinfcctanis which destroy
malaria and remove offensive odors from cellars,
sinks, and dwellings, and prevent the spread Of
contagious diseases. For sale by.
MEADE & BAKER, rharmaceuists,
" Main
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FRANCE.
WON'T Go.

Won't Go.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-The Emperor won't so
to Chalons to-day. ..... ... r...-.
Disseminated.
LONDON, Sept. 4-Imperialist journal
in Paris express discomfort at Prince
Napoleon's speech, and declare be went
too far.
General opinion is that the Prince dis
played great ability and liberal spirit.
Napoleon Fast Recovering.
PARIS, Sept 4.-The Presse says DE-.
NelatOn, the Emperor's physician, cor.
tradicts the alarming reports constantly
arising in regard to the health of tie
Emperor. lie declares his convaIeecenee
will be helped if he takes rest He rts
ports the Emperor fast recovering, and
that he remained yesterday evening con.
versing with the Empress until ii o'clock.
The Journel Official reports that the
Ministers met in council to-day, but makes
no mention of the presence of the Emper
roT.
Prince Napoleon to- day had an inter-
terview with the Emperor.
Amendment Rejected. #.
The Senate voted 1l9 to rejecting the
amendment TO Senatus. consultum. The
proposed liberal forms in the constitution
| of the Senate amendment was offered BY
NJ. BOuigean, and supported by Prime
| Napoleon. r..
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NEW SERIES. NO. 3l9

political revolutions. its character In the fu-
1 ture viii depend upon its success Ifsuceess.
| iui II viii Indurate into the permanent govern
| ment, If not, IL will dissolve and disspDear ID
| did its great prototype the Southern confsd.
eracy. Shall it succeed. is q question which adj
dresses itself to the people Of the State and to
the. federal government. If they Acquiesce,
their eseenceaestablishesit and clothes the
usurpatiOn and revolution with the dignity of
recognized authority. II they do not, then
like all previous attempts at subverting govern
msnts, i will tail and cover its authors with
70 the people Of the State and Of the whole
country We appeal. protesting earnestly against
the perhdious overthrow Of our State govern
m emit. which i has caused so much sacrifice Of
treasure and blood to build up, which is the
only security TO the weak, the friendless and the
oppressed in the State. md which. based upon
the principle Of the equality Of all men before
the law has betn gradually, but.constanfly
az inst all opposition, violence and obloouy.
carrying out the benign principle to its leetti-
mate and happy results. We protest in the name
OF the great body Of the Union soldiers who
saved the state by their valor. and not few by
their lives; We protest in the name of men who
nave labored 50 long and dene so much to re-
establish civil law and peaceful authority over
tarown and destroyed by rebellion and war; we
protest IN the name of more than one hundred
and tnirty-fve thousand children in tho free
SCHOOLS. not few the orphans ofthsWar, whose
iatners fell on one side or the other Of the
conflict; We protest ia the name Of the eolored
race, full one-fourth of the entire population of
the state. whose civil and political rights have
al been secured to them by the government
SOUGHT 70 be subverted; We protest in the name |
where. protected only,by lay, honestly Impair
tally and faithfully administered until it IS re-
peaied By regular and legitimate authority:
and nnally, We protest in behalf of a pure and
honest suffrage. believing that when the ballot
oox ceases to express the will of those author 4
lied BY the law to use it, republican govern
ment is practically at an end.
HORACE MAYNARD, I'd District.
NEWTON HACKER, LIST District
RS KISDRIcK, Sd District
N. A PATTERSON, 4th District
JOHN TRIMBLE. 5th District.
G. w. BLAoKBURN. 9Th District
j. @. RELYIs, 7th District.
ID. A. MUM, Sth District
NAaHVILLR August d 1850
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MAINE.
Fesseuaen Gradually sinking.

4 EeAStD0ch
PORTLAND, Sept. 4,--At midnight las
night both Of Senator Fessenden's physi
clans gave up all hopes Of his recovery
He is gradually sinking, and appeared tC
be in a deIirious stupor. He was taker
Tuesday morning with stoppage of the
bowels, since which time the disorder
has assumed violent form, inflammation
having set in. 1t was thought he might
possibly live until morning. but his death
Is mere question Of time. gE
Better.
PORTLAND, Sept. 4, 4:S0 P. M.--Senator
Fessenden is somewhat better, and has
taken some nourishment.
Drowned.
Port ROWAN, Sept. ALSO sailors
belonging to the schooner John Mcdonald
we're drowned this morning while trying
to get on board the vessel in state of in
to1ication. s- 5000.
Fractured Skull.
PORTLAND, Sept. 4.-Patrick Murray
who came from Halifax in search of his
wife, found her at Bradley's Hotel, last
night and tried TO force her to the door.
Alex Shaw, clerk of the hotel, and John
Murphy proprietor, went to her assistance,
and threw Murray down two flights OF
stairs, fracturing his skull, from the effects
of which he died this morning. Murphy
and Shaw were arrested.