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urchenal immediately withdrew, and it was under- I For tha Palladium. Cincinnati Market. S3T The evidence of the crWftir between him and ths representative of Fayette Suffraaa a wfaiu CrsciSJUTi. Sept. 15.

Wirz grows str.onger and blacker as each iiinfr. that thn lattpr ilioiild also withdraw. If His riourdull, anil prices Doornally unchanged. Wheat dull, at I 90 for old red. successive witnoss details bis horritlo me, as asserted by the American, that no rote was 'An opponent of Negro Suffrage might ntilthey grow hoarse, but there is no professes the doctrine of human rights, quality between the White and Black and adrocntes that sectionalism which aces, and never will be.

Equality be- denies the enfranchisement of the thous- Dre the law is worth but little, if it be ands in the North. ot accompanied by social equality, and Judge Taney, in the Dred Scott decis- hat there can be no social equality is ion, declared that the colored man had rward taken in the Convention, except upon The mo- I well rest Content With urging the want Of Com at 63c for sound ear. Biory. HRjnau, tL'e Austrian wa Oats in cood demand, and prices advanoed to 3o In I nn rol of tnir(rv t.i Saturday; Sept. 16, 1865.

on to adjourn, it clear that the mam quest.on.r.-s., inteHio-ence and self-reliance in the freed- elevator. 'j Hlra leadnptionot the report as amended, was never put Rye dull, at 93e for prime old. 01 BiOcrla ar unchanged and steadj, at $1 60 for prime 1 thrown into the shade by those of Aa- carried. According to parliamentary law, the adop- 113 uo waB1 wl ul3 new fall lainly written in the repugnance and no rights which the whito man was in aersonvme 1 on of an amendment is a mere nullity, unless the main I position. This Objection, alone, 13 Of Whisky firm, at $2 25.

amended, is subsequently carried and 8Uch magnitude that no candid lover of corn with which the idea of amalgama- duty bound to respect. Judge Julian de There is a (rood demand for mesa pork, and mill a i at i ai I 0 bn.rrels sold at $30 5031. Bulk meats firm at 134c, aid lfiic for packed shoulders and sides. Bacon ion is received by the White race. A I cides that a negro north of Dixie has no resolution providing for new election, was never firm, 17((gl8c for shoulders and aides, and for GET THE BEST! REA i0' bcr'bu-g for Holland LIFE Or ew isolated a single individual, rights that an abolitionist is bound to re-aay rise superior to the prejudices of hi3 spect! clear sides, gaily has no force -affect whatever.

XD6 laeorjHUU jnieillgencc 1SIU6 mo-he editor of the American is at liberty, to take his I tive power of a Republican Government, further advanced to 29c, with sales of 800 fi 11 Lard fderces. R. Ellis oo.ceastownicnnornoiineaiiemmaue win nang ia too old nd too firmlv Mtahliahfid in ace, may take the colored man by the Mr. Julian is a mere politician," and 1 wiu us uioiuer, anu weiwme mm 10 panaera 10, iae Vluatea ina mde an assignment, ppecmauona in stock 1st. It is the only Life of Lincoln in the market, written since his death, the others being only txten- I AswiUboseenbrthe proceediDcs published ja ruoUJCllvau "iluu' UG ho cftniol tritl.

fionfimonte nfthnoomlm pomw ine cause 01 away, inis want or intelligence and Gold closed at 142. aions orniouncation oiLampalga Utci, wriUen for a purjmse. 4 MIKE. mother column, our Central Committee have refused 1 recoprnite the valid ity of the order issued by the so-alled District Convention and have declared that the Aminniino' election huld in Anril is a valid and hind- self-reliance, however, is not the only obstacle that the earnest searcher for race. Newport, Sept.

10, 1865. 2d. It is not a picture book, filled with appeal to a morbid appetite for horrible acenes, but is a dignified New -Aclvertisements. ana valuable worlc, wtucti any gentleman wfll be glad to place in his Library. ig expression of the choice of the Union voters of this truth find examining tbis ques- aasses.

i. hey draw the line between hemselres and the negro wide and deep, xnd will permit no crossing from either ide. The conferring of equal rights before 3d. It is simply the story of Abraham Lincoln' -lunty, and is not to be set aside. In this they are tioa.of negro Suffrage.

RALLY, RALLY! cinfcw? nanimouslytained by the people, and we would, t.Mehp nlin laaor. Proceedings of the Judicial Convention. Connkrstillb, Aug. 29, 1865. Pursuant to previous agreement, a TO 1 tt i.i.

rt i i he law upon the negro, without eqnal desist from their factious and disorganizing course: ua piuant.v, mat. js, man The pood ship Cuion'a vovneo o'er. At anchor at she snviiifr, While loud and clear, With cheer cheer, Her joyous Wf'K'dme Hurrah thurrahl it strides the strand, It sounds along tU shore. One heart, one hand, one flag, oue land, One country evermore. udto allow us the same right which we concede to liappy, the citizen free, and the nation I SIM TIIE Public Schools of Richmond will be opened on Monday, the 18th and continue from fivt bem that of regulating our domestic political affairs great, is alone obtained by National, uni II! mi 4 our own way, subject to no outside interference or ty.

national unity can be formed ocial rights, will only tend to widen the convention of the Union party assembled already existing between the two Court House in this place, this day for the purpose of nominating a candi- aces. As a slave, his being deprived of date for. judge of the Common Pleas Jl the rights of man appeared to the ne- COurt Tor the 6th Judicial District, com- jjro the natural result of his degraded posed of the" counties of Fayette, Frank- nnditiAn'hntsn froomon- 'to Ira, Union and Wavite. ictation. to six montns, under the superintendence of W.

A. Bell, with a carefully selected corps of Teachers. The Schools will beeontinued the rest of the year on the "Ticket plan," and the Grade maintained aa only by a complete assimilation of lan- 3 i "Matthew R.Hull, made a speoch on the gnagc, of ideas, of manners, that is by Due West of the Citizen's Bank, for near as possible. For several sufficient reasons it has been thongtt I proper to have the Free Bcbool open first this year. W.

cor. Main and Marion, on Thursday nigM be Unity Race. favored negro suffrage north as well as south if it was good for One sectioa he deemed good for .11. The Spectacle of two races, wholly dis CHEAP DRY GOODS. iae uign ocnooi org-amzea last year win be contm- ttnued tbiB, thus afforiirifr persona an opportunity to tinct, remaining aiooi irom each other acquire a cood academic euucauou, or nt to enter our best colleges.

Ilon. George W. Julian, made a speech at all the SOCial ties of life, living Under the Death of Robert Morrisson, Sr. One by one our old and esteemed fullow-citizens, are being snatched from our midst by the hand of death. TheTeneraUe philanthropist and truly good man, Robert Morrisson, died at his residence in this Tuesday night last, at 11 o'clock P.

aged aboat 79 years. Are award to his memory no empty and unmeaning eulogy, when we say that in his death a loss has been sustained that cannot easily be repaired in Richmond, and especially will this feeling of bereavement be experienced by the poor and needy of our city, who hare been the recipients of his Vvery Bonn's corner in this city on yesterday 8ame Government, eniox'ine- enual rio-ht (JOHN ARYAN, (JEREMIAH IIADLEY, Ia.n. xewton. Board of Directors, 28 tt. all the rights of an American citizen.it nion, xvuius uayraona x.sq., oi Franklin, was appointed.

Chairman of will be hard to him to understand why tne Convention, and W. H. Green, Sec- it is that the doors of society are rudely closed in his face; why it is that he must' On motion it was made the duty of be forever an unwelcome intruder at the the'President to appoint Committees on white man's fireside; these things will Credentials Apportionment, when i appear harsli and unjust, and, if true to the following gentlemen were selected his manhood, he will resent them. to acton those viz: Friday) night, to a very smalt crowd numbering 'Wilson Elliot bout200 when he commenced; but as he progressed iuwiij uic nunu lias WAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM TIIE diminished down to 50 or 75. Mr.

Julian presented pever seen, and never Will see. It 13 a nothing ndw on his farorite theme-the "grun4-work" Utopian theory, that all the political wri- labile Scliools. raIIE School of District Nov 5, just north of town, JL on the Newport Turnpike, will commence on tht 18th inst.jander the care of Miss HELEN II. McDILW. Those immedintety interested will please taka ootic and act accordingly.

By order of the Trustee. It. his effort being irb SuffMgeor Ae Mthere- terg ftnd philosopllcrs of Christendom JLM. Eastern Cities a lull supply of Plain and Fancy Goods, Notions, suv'v 1 t. safety no danger being apprehended of a "bust-up" es-iaousn.

13 true, a unity or in the "tough-in-fihre-brain" of the eloquent speaker, seeming unity, can be produced by force by the novel working of a new idea within it. Mr. but it is neither lasting nor productive Julian evidently intends to create the impression that or nar)T)iness he is the equal of Farsoa Brownlow ia hard sayings and rough As one example, among the Of the unity of force history furnishes Another element of hatred, and one Committee on Credentials B. H. almost wholly overlooked by men of the Swift Thomas B.

Adams of Franklin 4. -t 1A 0 Wm. Brown, of Union; James C. Mc- North, it bwng peculiar to the Southern Intosh, of Fayette. States, is the preponderance of the ne- Committe on Apportionment C.

H. grosin numbers. The White man, in a Scofield.of Fayette; William Brown, of society where he outnumbers the negro Union; C. II. Burchenal, of Wayne; James H.

Moore, W. S. Baker, of twenty to one, can have little objection to pranijn clothing him with equal political rights. The' committees retired to separate r- it 1 it. 1 1 Executor's Notice.

mrOTICE is hereby piven, that Thomas L. Ferguson il has been appointed Executor the last will and testament of Nimrod Ferguson, Late of Washington township, Wayne' county, deceased. The esUU ia numerous variations of "Hell deserv- many examples, but the Story of them ug, -iniernai, amnaoie," "damnation," be ex- .11 A AT jMoivent. iuuiAS i. ii.iivii,su-, the then known that he would go into the month of hell for a bale by force Conquered unostentatious They will miss trie Christian Steward, who administered to their necessities with a liberal hand who, keeping always ia view the sublime precept of "let not thy left band know what thy right hand do-eth," in discharging hia duty toward his suffering fellow-man as God's Almoner, merited the Divine commendation, "Well done, thou pood and fiithful servant enter thou iuto the joy of thy Lord." His has been a life well-spent, and his memory will be cherished throughout all time as a benefactor of his race.

As we gazed upon his remains hi the coffin on Thursday, his mild and benevolent countenance seemed to say: have finished my course, I have kept the faith henceforth there laid up for me a crown of righteousness." ''-y Extra Session of the Legislature PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR! if cotton world, but his empire proved $, vision- -RICHMOND INSURANCE AGENCY, less thing of the air. The history of jjui reveibc me nuuiu.i, Siv Bie suu- r0Qms for purpose of discharging the trolling power to the negro, and then duties imposed upon them. find supporters of negro suffrage, if pos- Ia a short time the Committee on Cre- sible. It might be safely asserted that dentials retUrned to the Convention and A Long Race. ITon.

George W. Julian, M. C. from the Fifth District, has already commenced the canvass of his Dis Rome is contained in the blood-stained records of the marches and battles of her armies. On the ruins of the "Mistress Fire, L.ife and Accidental.

NSURANCE EFFECTED BY THE SUBSCRIBER trict for re-nomination next year. We are very forcibly reminded pf the story of the man who had a high vv enaeurnunpsnimseii womauna some submitted tUe fonowing report through I in first-class, respectable Companies and on as rea Silks, Their Domestics were bought before the late advance, and will be found "sUOr 33L Than Eastern quotations. DRESSi GOODS! Are from 25 to 50 per caut. lower than formerly Are sold at $1, CO $1,50 per yard. All are invited to call and examine their stock.

They have some nice irns of Ingrain and Bras-seUs CABPETS And also a line of WILSON ELLIOTT. No. 29 tf. wall to jump, and commenced afx mile run to enable of the World," Charlemagne reared a yet him to make the leap By the tima he reached the 0 wall, he could only lie down beside it iGreemburg grander government; his Government, gv.UlUO UCOVCUUCU ill Li iuc giaic. basis ot opposition.

their Chairman, R. H. Swift, of Frank- This antagonism between the two ra- jn: ces, is noticed by De Tocquevillo in his That the nomination for jadge of the Democracy in America," and of it he Court of Common Plea be made hy says: Delegates appointed by the several Townships in each County in the District "All intermediate measures seem to me oii nf, Patents. The true cause of this, says M. Thiers.

The folloin? patents were issued to Iudianians last Jn us- lpffora hictn week: Washing Machine and Wringer B. Webber, ana the probable cause, adds M. CxUlZ- Peoli. Loom S. C.

Mendenhall, Richmond. tvii, uis mskuij ui viuiwawou, -ia likely to terminate, that shortly, in that each Townshi bave such the most horrible civil war, and perhaps sentatiou ag may be aigned it by lthc ay be assigned Mode of Securing Bobbins in Shuttles-S. C. tne divorsitv of rn.r On thft dpniri of me extermiaauon oi uue ui me tvu The returns of the Maine election continue to Committee on Apportionment. And it is further recommended, that races.

sonable TERMS as in any other office. Fire Insurance on the participating or non-participating plai. Lite lusurance in Companies who pay din-idend in tro and three years from date of policies. All claims adjusted and promptly paid here. Those desirous of effecting Insurance in either Fire, Life or Accidents, should call and enquire my rates before insuring elsewhere.

WILLIAM BELL, Jfotary Public, Real Estate Collecting and General Arent. Corner 5tb and ilaia Streets. AN ORDINANCE, To Amend au Ordinance passed and appror ed Sept. 23, 1862, entitled An Ordinance Providing for the City Revenue of the City of Richmond. Sec.

1. Beit ordained by the Common Conncil of Richmond, that Section 12 of said Ordinance, and at the 6th line from the bottom of said section, where the following words occur, ''and to the purchaser of the fee simple the Mayor shall give a Deed," be and the same is hereby a ntendedt" read as follows: "and to the purchaser of the fee the Collector shall i 1 1 i. n.j: grow better for the Union party. The vote is about waicn nem logemer so many nations, Kothinsr is more clearly written in the if it should be found that there is not a short, yet the Union majority 13 largelj in- bad lost its hold, they first Separated, EXECUTIVI I)SrARTJJtt' OF INDIANA. WnERBAS, the Constitution of the State of Indiana empowers the Governor thereof, whenever, in his opinion, the public welfare shall require it, to convene thfl General Assembly in Bpecial Session Therefore, Olivek P.

Morton, Governor, do hereby convene the General Assembly of said fctate, and require flic members thereof to meet in their respective Halls, in the State House, in the city of Indianapolis, at 2 o'clock on Monday the 13th day of November. 1 805. Done at Indianapolis, this 13th day seal of September, A. D. 18C5.

Ey the Governor O. P. MORTON. Attest: NELSON' TRUSLER, Secretary of State. creased.

Cooney's majority wUl reach 20,000. f.hpn irmnnod tliomeMtroi nnrlirxr It is claimed that chloroform, given internally, stops th trne that af.nrA- hemorrhage of the lungs and relieves the chiU of fever, sunstrokes, convulsions, and all kindred affile- 1Dg to language, manners, race, and un-tions. It must bo swallowed and not inhaled. der this influence was accomplished the Captain Anderson, of the Great Eastern, says it formation of the New States. will require ten months to provide the proper gear for All the nations formed from the Wreck laying the cable and making the necessary repairs for Gf Charlemagne's vast empire, did not the Great Eastern.

He suggests that a new cable be book of destiny, than the emancipation proper representation from the several of the blacks, and it is equally certain, Townships at this Convention, that a call be made for such representation, that the two races will never live in a state and that the Convention adjourn to a of equal freedom under the same govern- subsequent day to be named by the Con- ment, so insurmountable are the barriers vention. which nature, habit and opinion have R- 1L Swift, Chairman. placed between them. A motion to lay the report of the -r i Committee on Credentials on the table, Is it wise, is it humane, to compel two jogt races that nature has formed so different, jjr. Burchenal, of Wayne, offered the two races that can never intermingle, 60- following preamble and resolution as a cially, two races that must forever have substitute for the foregoing report, to separate and clashing interests and pre- Wlt' Whereas, On the first Monday in April judices, to remain together upon the last an election was held in each of the same soil, and not only do this, but con- Counties of Wayne and Fayette for the fer upon the negro the elective franchise purpose of expressing the choice of said and thus hurrv forward the terrible con- Counties for a candidate forjudge of give a ueeu, maae saiu vrruiuanue cuuiiiw 39th Section of the Charter of the eity.

4 .1 (i euA vuiuijiv ilu iuis iaw 01 race, ami uie re- made and laid May next, and the oldoe then hibea npandreparied. suit is told in the history of the terrible SEC. 2. This amendment to said Urdinan.ce to ne us force from and after its publication. "COMMOX PLEAS CONVENTION FARCE AT The editor of the BrookciUe American, takes exceptions to our article of two weeks ago, under the above The New York Democratic State Con- Thirty 1 ear ar, which made desolate Passed and approYed Sept.

5. 1865. JOHN FIX LEY, Mayor. Attest: W. W.

Acstij, City Clerk. 33-3 vention nominated Major General Slo- the fairest portions of Genneny, and in caption. He thinks we lave heen imposed upon by CUM for Secretary of State, and John Van the as yet ineffectual strules, made bv -TO TIIE Jul UK Kossuth, Sigcl, and other leaders, for UtUCl XUlklKJL UUiia 811 noose he meansnu version of the matter. II. REED LIQUID FANCYSTORE.

A general assortment of FANCY GOODS A DRESS TRIMMINGS, ZEPHYRS Double, Single and Split, of ill Shades. Shetland Yarns, Corsets, Skirts and HBIA-ISTOY TOYS, Alw ays on band at Mrs. M. JOHNSON, XO 72 STREET, RICHMOND. Sept.

14, '55. n291y CinTflOK STORE. NICHOLSON Wholesale anal Retail Dealers in BOOKS, STiTIONEET GLOBES, AVe desire to be "right npon the record" in regard A minority report, favoring negro every question, but have not yet seen any reason to fragC, was tabled Thursday in the Wis- German Liberty. The German Empire was a sham, never was a Government, and the drum-head powers of Austria and Prussia are the same to-day. Let flictthat must inevitablv follow? The h.heGourt of Common Pleas of this Ju- retract ny statement made in our former article.

COnsin Li nion Von enlion 3T The rain has one disreputable fault it is an eaves-droppcr dicial District and freedmen, after being endowed with By the regulations and reso- equal rights before the law with the lutions adopted by the Central Commit- whitcs. will not remain obedient and tees of said Counties, certain persons, but the iron hand of these despotisms be released, and how very soon, would tho The cholera has reached Brimingham, Eng. THE constant demand we hare had for LKTUID DYES has induced us to put up a complete line of i torch of civil discord be lighted. Expla land, and is spreading rapidly among the paupers of that city. It is also spreading in Cen- nation after explanation has been made content under the ignominious restraint to wit, Confucius B.

Edwards, of Fay- 4. ette County, and Charles Burchenal, of imposed by prejudices of race and to Wayne cVnty, have been authorized to 40 Shades, all Liquids, -iince it appeared, we have seen the proceedings of the Convention, as reported by the Secretary, and have conversed with several persons who were present all of which hat tended to confirm our belief that the statement we gave was correct in every material point. The American Bars: "And yet the Palladium knows that the propriety of holding said Convention had been acquiesced in by every paper in the District." "Delegates had been appointed from every Township in the county, and "Lnion county was" "represented in the santinopie. -as of this: difference of religion, the feudal nrflc rlinnnfiared. On the dav when the latest which will recommend themselves to every one who i.

-1 uas ever used ljiquiu tyes lor Brilliancy of Colors, suppose me wane man peaccaiuj ouu- cast the voteg of said eiecti0n in anv Con-servient to the rule of the black, is an ab- vention which might be held therefore, i in Ttostnltiftt That: t.lift Raid rfrsrris sa- iiiforniaiiancame from odIv two deaths nobility, and a dozen other cause3, have occurred. In Cairo it was Isss virulent, altho feeen brought forward to crush the true Simplicity of Use, Certainty of Satisfaction. the cases, at last advices, contmaea quite nil BUlUltj hliV niilliC Luau 1 uliuu I i iFnknrnna of thfi two will be cxtcr- lected and authorized by the Central t. (Complete Directions for use with every package.) I An. am- i ACS fV-.

I TTT. 1 merous. Advice to Virginia Electors. i vjuuiiuiiicco Mi oaiu vuuuuco oio i aw i aper, (JuriaiB Materials, minatcd. said, be authorized and requested to cast I.

pictuk es. pictithp fkatwf Use the BEST Article. reason, difference of race. Gf this, Knox on tho Races of Men, a work full of egotism, but of much truth, ays, in speaking of the last revolution in German' The Richmond Whig ures the selection of candi- The holding of a Convention was not "acquiesced in Sound reason, and the dictates of hu- the votes of the several Townships in 1 1 Photograph Aibiams, and other articles usually kept SEE CERTIFICATES FROM EMINENT CHEM by the papers of this county, or by flie pec, except the approaching election in Virginia who can I take the oath of allegiance, and says if the people of in a First Class I Book Store. They are also mnn.tTT irAn Ttinct.

fartom tr rlPmntin omu uuuuwm ju ISTS, ON EACH PACKAGE Samples actually dved with each of the colors oa Virginia send delegates to Washington who cannrrt take the oath of admission, these deleffatates will silk and woolen, may be seen at the Drug Stores. It was a war of it has been call-. that if there was a remedy by which afopted an according to the instruc-these calamaties might be avoided, it tions given by people thereof at said I a war for conscience-sake, a religious JEST- SOLD If you desire to insure GOOD COLORS, inquire for war at other times it blushes not to own nomination made in April. It was not supposed that the Convention would attempt to do anything else, and therefore it was not objected to. For the samereason, the citizens of tjjis county did not deem it necessary to attend, or to send delegates.

Ia fact, nothing was said in the original call made by the American, or in any of the sewspapers, about sending Delegates from the dif TATE AGENTS For Felter's Ex cellent and Increasingry Popular Series of Arithmetics, And for Prof. Ouyot's Unrivalled WALTi MAPS FOR SCHOOLS. Sept. Htb. 18G5.

Silt not be admitted, and Virginia will ro unrepresented. We repeat, therefore, that the question to be consulted and decided at the polls on the second Thursday in October by the people of Virginia is not by whom they shall be represented, btft' whether they will be represented at all. If the? vete for Men who cannot take the prescribed oath, thev Eight as well vote fur the Reed's Dnmestic Dyes, and take no other kind. GEO. II.

REED tt Boston, 28-Cm. Manufacturers. its commercial character and origin, and at other times the cross has been raised, should be applied peaceable separation election. will ward off this danger, and will secure Mr. Swift of Franklin, offered the fol- io the Freedmen not the poor, barren lowing Amendment to the Amendment right of being considered a citizen alone, as a substitute therefore: but the nobler and dearer right, of en- This 9on.venfcion ba a3' sembled and organized in compliance! joying life, liberty, and the pursuit of wjth the call made in accordance with happiness, among his equals.

the usages of the party and and the extermination of the heathen demanded. But after all, the basis is tho CJINCINN AT I COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY 1 difference of race, that keystone to all human actions and human destinies." r.mperor ot it ranee or xne iey oi uinis. mere is no use of arguing that this ought not to be so, and swearing about it. It is so and we have to meet the fact. But says one, "that will be changed." It will not be changed, unless Southern delegates can be got into Congress to help change it, audit is precisely for this reason that we should elect only men who can iake the oath and cast their votes for rescinding theobnox-ious law.

"Better," said a member of the Administration the other day, in Washington, "that Virginia should send a delegation of idiots to Washington, if only they could say 'yes' upon the vote to rescind the law, than a delegation of her wisest and best men, who could not take the oath." F. E. Whereas, The County of Wayne has One other illustration of this antagonism failed to participate by proper Delegates therefor, of race, and its effects, may be found in UNION PATENT AGENCY. jy. P.

HOLLOWAY WASHINGTON, D. TFTTAVE encaged in the business of soliciting ents, and prosecuting Patent cases. Business entrusted tb their care will receive prompt attention. Claims Against the Government, For back pay for Pensions, Ac, Ac, will receire personal attention. Tor the alladium.

Resolved, That the nomination of a Troubling the Waters. nlltatTe Jndf the 6th Judicial District be remanded to Mb. Editor strange to reflect the pe0ple of the District, to be deter-on man's way wardness and incontinency! mined by a vote of the Union electors Lookinc at the remarkable course of my thereof, at the usual places of holding friend George W. Julian, I am astonish- elections, on Saturday the 23d day of the long years of contest in England between the Saxon and the Norman, before unity was produced, and in the present unhappy condition of ill-fated Ireland, where that unity is not, as yet formed. To the mind that believes human action to bo ever the same under like cir- THE TWENTIETH REGULAR COURSE of lectures will begin on Mondar, October 23, and continue until the latter part of February, with preliminary lectures during the first three eeks of October.

There Jwill be Clinical Lectures in the Commercial (City) Hospital throughout the entire winter, open to medical students. FACULTY: B. S.Lawson.M. D. Prof, ot the Principles and Practice of Medicine.

Thomas Wood, M. Prof, af Surgery and Clinical Surpery. John'H. Tate. M.

Prof, of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women. Daniel Vaughan, M. Prof, of Chemistrj and Toxicology. Frederick Rolker, M. Prof, of Pathology and ALL INFORMATION, In reference to Patent Laws, cheerfully friren.

Cop ies oi mo iiiws ana rvutea ana Herniations ot tne ferent townships, and such was clearly not the understanding, as is evidenced by the fact that no delegates were so elected in Wayne, Fayette, or Union counties, In Fayette, as in Wayne, the Central Committee authorized their Chairman to cast the vote of the county, according to the nominating election while in Union, several persons were selected, not by thepeople, but by the Central Committee, to represent the county only one of whom, however, attended the convention. Yet, notwithstanding all this, the Committee on Credentials decided that the Convention was to be 'composed exclusively of ddegatei elected by JAe people of the teveral townJiip in the District and we are informed that whenever a vote was about to be taken, certain "gentlemen from Franklin" would cry out in an emphatic manner that "no gentleman will vote unless he knows himself to be a Delegate 1" They knew very well, that no Delegates had been elected by the people, except in Franklin county, and consequently by this action they simply resolved themselves into a Franklin county Convention and so we treat them. The American says "The names of candidates, (including Judge Rib-by,) "subject to the decision" of this same Convention, had been prominently before the people for weeks." We don't know as to other "candidates," but wa learn from Judge Kibby, that if name was so announced anywhere, it was done without his authority or consent. But if he had so allowed his name to be used, it would not alter the case. We in this county do not recognize the right of any candidate to determine how nominations shall be made.

In our former article we stated, that after the Con. ratent umce, wm oe sent, grata, on application. In applying for Patent the applicant should for Common Pleas Judge Action of the County Central Committee. At a meeting of the Union Central Committee of Wayne County, held at Richmond, on Tuesday, the 12th the following Resolutions, offered by Dr. Dickey, of Centre were unanimously adopted: Whereas, Pursuant to ft call of the Central Committee of Wajrne county, a nom ward a model of bis invention if susceptible of being cumstances, this war of race must present itself with terrible earnestness, when the present condition of the Southern States, is considered.

To hope or expect that the American Anglo Saxon, and the Negro Freedmaii, will live in Illustrated by a model or, if it cousista ia a chemi cal compound, samples of the ingredients in their commercial state, and also in the proposed prepared ed beyond measure. He has for many Besolved, Tfiat the Union Central years been considered consistent in his Committee of each County be and are political creed, and for him his friends hereby requested to designate a Com- (and himself) boast a consistency which itte rne from each County to assem- bleat Connersville on the 27th day of defies policy. But this cannot be said of September, 1865, to canvass the votes of him in the future. For, while he pleads several Townships and announce the long and loud for the enfranchisement of nomiiTee. those Africans, south of Mason fe Dix- Amotion made by Mr.

Burchenal to OTT4 lav the Amendment to the Amendment on line, who have recently emerged wag lost to the sunshine of liberty, he carefully Thl, recurring on the adop- avoids pleading the cause of the thous- tion of the Amendment to the Amend- anda north who are much better Qualified m. nt, it was carried. diseases oi vnuaren. R. S.

Reed, M. Prof, of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. R. B. Mcllvaine, M.

Prof, of Physiology and Forensic Medicine. B. P. Goode, M. Prof, of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.

B. F. Miller, M. Demonstrator of Anatomy. M.

B. Graff, M. Prosector in Surgery. FZES. peace with each -other, is to hope and expect against every precedent.

The illus trations of this war of race that have been inating election was held on the 1st Monday of April last, at which the Union voters of Wayne county expressed their choice for a candidate for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas; therefore. Resolved, That we recognize said elec-tiou as beiner a valid and binding ex made, are all of raoes that differ in language, manners and origin alone, how For all the Professors, tickets Matriculation Fee-lemonstrator'n Hospital ticket sO.oo 5,00 .25.00 to exercise the elective franchise. Why The Report as amended was then vastly greater must this antagonism auu.acu, wiieu Graduation rec be when the extremes of the human fam is this? Simply because the gentleman On motion the Convention adjourned Students on their arrival in the citr.bvcallincat th ily are placed In contact with each oth issue, and policy dictates the ret pression of the choice of the Union party in this county, for said office and we sine die. R. Raymond, President.

W. H. Ghees, Secretary. er. It is true that, despite all the contests deem it improper and inexpedient to set form, should be sert.

Also, as full a description of the invention or discovery, and its advantages should be given as is practicable, to aid in the proper preparation of the papers. Persons believing they have made an invention or a discovery in art or science, and desirous of knowing whether the same has been patented, by transmitting tons a moiel, or drawing, or a sufficient description to make the invention intelligible, can bave a thorough examination made in the Patent office, and the result of said examination forwanleJ to them for a reasonable compensation. We will have forwarded to any person who may desire them, a copy of the Patent Terms now in force, and the RuL-a and Regnlations of the Patent office, free of expense. Caveats will be prepared on short notice, by the inventor's giring a brief description of their invention, with drawings. Drawings will be made in artistic style from models furnished by inventors.

Searches of the Records of the Patent office in re-frard to titles in Patents will be made on application. Send full name or names character of the invention, and if possible date of Patent. Copies of all CLAIMS, In any Patent issued by the Patent Office since 183, icence which he so carefully observes. Now, Mr. Editor, I am an Abolitionist of the old school a "Liberty Guard'' politician, and believe, with our Fathers, in Europe, produced by this antagonism it aside, or to put the people to the trouble of holding another election for that of race, statesmen and political writers Resolution on the Death of Dr.

Clagsett. At a meeting of the Richmond Medical Club, Sept. 8th, 1865, it was Retolved, That in the death of our lnte confrere, Robert G. Claggett, M. our Sledical Circle has lost an hnnorml irn-m hur.

the Profession a routhful but have been found who, from motives of purpose. who adopted the Declaration of Independence, that "Governments derive liesolved, That a certified statement -of policy, have overlooked or denied its existence. Hence it cannot be deemed tneirjUSt powers iromtlie Consent Ot the 1 bright ornament, on who bid fair for future usetulness the result of said election, be delivered to the Chairman of this Committee, and and eminence. And that we extend' our beart-felt governed." I believe the colored sol College, s. w.

cor. of LoDg worth and Central a will be assisted in procuring comfortable lodgings. For eirculars, or further information, address 28-2w. B. S.

LAWSON.M.D., Dean. Dissolution of Partnerships. THE partnership heretofore existing between Jo-" sepn Ridge and W. W. Rsttray, under the firm name of Ridge a is this day dissolved bv mutual consent.

JOSEPH RlC)GE, July 17,1365. 23-29 W. W. RATTRAY. TIIE partnership between Joseph Ridge and J.

VL Holloway, under the firm name of Ridge A successors to Ridge A is dav dissolved by mutual consent JOSEPH RTDGE, Ang. 28, 185. J. M. HOLLOWAY.

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Price low. They also keep a superior article of Coal Oil and are Agents for Ridge's Light House Hinge that he be authorized to represent this vention decided to exclude the representatives of 1 Wayne and Fayette from casting the votes of their respective counties, those gentlemen withdrew, and had no further connection with it. On this point the icon says "A itatcment more utterly devoid of truth could no4 be manufactured. Messrs. Burchenal and Edwards, the gentlemen claiming to represent Wayne and Fav-ette counties, voted on every proposition before tin-Convention, except the motion to adjourn tine die.

Mr Edwards did not withdraw at all, and Mr.Burchenafye eeded only before the final motion for adjourn- ment." The facts, we loam, are these The Committee 0 Credentials having reported that the Convention wonl be composed exclusively of delegates elected by tb people of the Townships, Mr. Burchenal offered, as at amendment, a resolution proriding that the represen tatives appointed by the Central Committees of Ways and Fayette counties, should be permitted to cast th votes of their respective counties, according to the rc suit of the nominating election in April. Mr. Franklin, offered, as an amendment to the amendmenr a resolution declaring that Wayne county' was no represented in the Convention, and ordering a ne1 election to be held on the 23d inst. to the amendment," was adopted whereupon Mr sympathy and condolence to his afflicted family and friends.

J. H. McIkttrb, 51. P. R.

E. IUcghtos, M.D. Com. V. M.D.

county in any Convention, Committee or Board of Canvassers, which may assem ble in the District and cast the vete of strange if men should be found who, from like motives deny the existence of this antagonism between the White and Black races of this country. The mere denial of a fact, however, so apparent as this is, is of little avail. An antagonism does exist, and, though it may be wrong, and contrary to every rule of right and justice, it will exist as long as the insticts of the Anglo-Saxon remain as the county, or of the several townships uciuiuiiiisuua uhj receipt oi tne aonlicant eiving the full name of the Patentee, nature of the thereof, according to said statement of dier of the North has as many rights as the "contrabands" of the South; that wherever a man is he has his rights, and that wherever he goes he carries his rights with him. In this I differ with the Honorable Representative, who be lieves that the intelligent colored men of the North have no right to a voice in the Government unless they are colonized in Dixie. I pray that shame may crisp the cheeks to cinders of the man who invention, uaie oi me 1 stent, c.

Washington City, Ang. 31, 1885. the result of said election. 27tf MARRIED: On Tuesday, September 5, at Ferndale, Cambria by Rer. 6.

F. Apnew, Dr. S. S. Boyd, of Dublin, to MUs Louisa E.

Vicxboy, of the former place. MARRIED. On the 12th inst, by the Rer. H. B.

Rupe, Mr. Thomas Cook to Mrs. Anna Culbertson at the residence of the bride fire miles north cast of Centerrille, Wayne County, Ind. MARRIED. Sept 12th by Rer.

O. V. Lemon, Mr. John Knight of Grant County, to Miss Hannah J. Morgan, daughter of Mr.

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