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pleasure mentioning for tho benefit Of those ahc
with dyspcpsa that have been entirely relieved OF ihH
addressing by drinking Coyners sulphur water have
been under dyspepsia for six yoa greater part OF
time bread and milk, hioh frequently dsor
mnrh 10 coino me To my bed Tor sef
oral up Coyners ast summer tnfter trying
celebrated watering places without being hnhc
ned) be able walk To the spring Aef
remaining days using the water freely WINS go
much as to take long walk TO the top OF
adjoining have been improving gradually uh
M now moderately of what please AMI attend !"
ny domestic without suffering at all from the .scf
ton mtA'AhHp hNi'''
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BY MCDONALD Il PETERS.
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FRIDAY MORNING JULY 25. 1886.
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUANO.-wo have on hand some 300 tons ot the Emlys
cargo Of anano that We imported inter 80 a' as
ection equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
berry iInl as they PASS through tho farms u W nssel
Esq, Garrett Esq, u. Anderson, Jr, were some Of the
''',''''''9 y EDMOND DAVENPORT & co,
~ g6ts Rplmond
NO.GUANO.-iaviug made arrang. men,s with
the Peruvian Agents to get supplies of az ANo ON the
best terms, now prepared to rnshit We have now
on had noat 1890 hays aud viii he IN regularteccptot
We shall sell but what direct from the agents
an9 al who purchase from US may rely on getting uENuiNE
with the that win always furnish thon with The
best article and on the most favorable ,eTss s, co
feb li.ts North side Of the Basn, Richmond, Va
INsNEGINPOwDERT RTEA.--53 anir rche-'s"'
line duNrowpfh IRA of our own importation p'r shi"
imported America portion Is of the celehrscd
One'n Chop ome of the sam" sold ma month a" auction ~
juno tst . - W EDMOND pXvrNroRr & co.
100000 SErT w..a -nAs"NrD .SS- 'N n.D 'sS n"
Wood-a superior article for Tobacco Boxes For snc by
II. II wh,riocN \ SON
ISOWWAuDsNG a COMMISSION WIsu-
II NEssrhe subseribor having discontinued the Gfoeory
aud Ship ehmuery husncss, viii Give his undissa attention
Ills location onAhles hin fsm aia goods aud produce at
very lhhe more expense than the customary deyese aud
van be discharged loaded sny Kind Of weaihc,
Ia he ship tobacco II necessary without regard wteb
without the slightest hJuryRs It Is load and unloaded NJ
dtf a shed lhm VIII Away insure prompt shlpmtnt
A \. LIE.
~ Produce sold and goods purchased on consignment
may 2n-ts ~ L.
ltLONEK sEED-rRiME NEW GLOVER SEED
~ tT sale ON the best terms. tltENsiAW &C.
fb25ts North side of the lIasin, Richmond, Va
L.. K0xsTER, nROTksER n co, KIch
a. MoND, VA, prepared 10 mako borhl advances
c0nsignmenis OF MANUFACTURED AND LtAf TuhACto, and
produce generally The address of their nlnnds M,Hns
Brummel n Roy stora, No % Water street New York,
shipments ta Mossrs Rrummel -AA lasairre through
hon5o, viii b. iorN aided free ii charge.
T. l.. loysrER,
4 u. ROYS1 FR,
ian % dts JOSEPH HkilM lMM1l"
NOTBCE no MERCHANTS, EAWME0s ~
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY - would most
respectfully call the attention Merchants Farmers audohcs
living country who nd visiting klehm his seasono
4 ny large and general aessorlmeno Boots t4pn nm
Shoes, Trunks Carpet BeRs Nalsos. fAxey1ryN
&c, my stock has been selected by tuA.I1l IVY
- my self, with great care, suitable for the
Virginia trade; and large portion Of Goods having bee
purchased for cash arr self n can hold out n- grca
Inducements Merchants and Farmers and all In
,ny East North South. either by The pa kage
dozen, which eRl the atouun Of all In wnt as tcy
will prices fail TO please by calling
A. W. q. HiI.L Manufacturer and
Dealer In Boots Shoes Trunks, Carpet NnRs
Vallsos, sc. wholesale aud retail. No. l27,
sep Its Main street Rlthmond Va
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nED .uIrmUM spRIHGs.

Ek Tnis handsomely improved Watering viii be open
reception of visitors the 18th day of june next IL
Is situated forest OF native oaks In the northern
part the beautiful county of Roanoke on the Turnpike
leading Salem by the way Of Newcastle 10 the sweet
Springs and within days journey from Richmond or Peters
burg. NH, III,
reach salem from Richmond at o'clock = NJ and Will bo
immediately taken In Kent sunmers1ns % sp,ema" py ne
where they before supper and find every comfort
ey meier 10 do so they In the line the
morning the Sweet springs aud reach the Green5er
White sulphur, before night thus making an ENTIRELY
DAY TRAVEL Of TWO days from Richmond or Petersburg
. tho white sulphur. a.,
from the Sulphur the Roanoke Rod Suhu the first
lay and afcr taking reach the Railroad
for the morning train, as to reach Richmond
Petersburg the same day
bio as any Watering Virginia Although but
candidate for popular favor the propreors Halter themselves
tive qualities style its accommodations Mr. Chss
for hi, attention to all the of public establishment,
secured together with his we) as manager under
their management visitors may Do sur" vi e"u "oeoe'
Tbe Uo,c which contains 25 rooms including spacious
Ball Room and improvements has been erected
on the models Of taste and furnish
viii he noonse to any may be required hereafter
superb BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for the sea
son and respects will be the constant and earnest ef
popetors render their visitors comfortable ana
happy ~. p,ouo.s Red suphur has not been fully
annzed but the benefit derived from Its by
suffering from puimonay complaints Ius.nv@ mi n
found 10 have which has to the Rcd sulphur, OF
a tonic at the time 1t has also proved highly beneficial
to persons suffering Dyspepsia and other diseases OF the
be- shown by certificates were deemed
GEORGE w. SHANKS,
A. HUPP
GREEN H. BOARD, Propretors
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID G. SHANKS,
Richmond Semi. Weekly whg Daily Dispatch, Norfolk
Herald Raleigh Register, Petersburg Inegence copy
till o1ped [june 7d&cts
NEW FLOUR.-I have cOmsignment, n
prime article New Flour in whole and half Barrels to
which invite the attention of all lovers Of good bread
nly lzts A. B. RUCKER :
ICE !ICE!ICE For sale In large small
quantities Those wanting Ice can be supplied by apply
ING at INV store g. A. BOYD.
july l2d2w
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
SJO.OOO W"nT" q, S on.s~s ns@a' n.s..ss n"s.

az - n AAA W0HTu aT Ready Wade
.SsDNIsNFeFV CLOTHING, at ohkAfih Hknttfp
rurks made exfo, or aud warranted SECOND % none
tho United States In point Of workmanship and finish
ceuenen visiting Petersburg would do well To give me
el they wish superior clothing My assortment OF eots
NcstingH selected with great aud
get them direct from the importers thereby saving the per
the obbers An orders for goods la tho tailoring
department warranted h sale and my suits nre
by workinen In the State Please call At my
Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing House 10
Sycamore street, Petersburg. Ilos. W. koNSIoN
apl l6ts
NaENICAN GGANO.- nnd iva dnc order,
lVH 80 "A and "a A brands heng shipped to us
Is tho impuer. For sale to arrive, by
IL G.. HARDY & CO,
TesdScts First door abaVe rnNelr~ Hotel Petersburg
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VuvlgE sm bscribcr bcxs lenv Sssss sespeet0.l!y
call the attention of the citizens Of Lynchburg andthe
adjoining country his large and splendid assortment OF
~ BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS. &c. Of his own
make. and which warranted Of tho bestaO
quality and Of superior workmanship 8 s..-
49, Persons wishing have good durable Boot or Shoe
for the present season. will well call de-
termined 10 please, regards quality and price
Don't call three above the Nor
veil House Immediately opposite the Citizens Savings
Hank. y r. 6hlAALOL
iuly Adj
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WOODS HAIR YEA veg
" ihn itatJ STABTER 4 JONES.

Ny0U CAN tsGh WAICHEs, WAI{a Gs,oI,a lA E6h'
Ies,p and retail every variety and style atiow "a
" a Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va, wheresseassN
y viii save % per lie has Just armed from the Nor
& Manufacturers Importers with the largest and most
Of Watches, Jowey silver " are ahd
oods ever in this stale Would not be better
~ -, 10 All and his magniheedt Stock and save at
er cent buys all his Goods toi cash and can sell
tem @ much than the regular prices for the same quay
ar in the and At short notice and always get
he and most fashionable Goods IN eAeh@nee your
money. IT. ,.aa,o NJ .. sycamoro
~, y" ,srsburg Va THOMAS NOWLAN
gppr
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4 RrmURs Celebrated P.s<n. Air-sisA. self

A RTHUBs Celebrated Patent Air.dghu Self.
"A Sealing Cans for Preserving Fresh Fruita To-
natoes Sc, by Hermecally Sealing. te ss nsrsas
There additional of wrenches fannels Or vAx no
spelling Fruit by contact with Cement India RubRs, Lad
or other deeterious matter The Cans and lars
are prepared for Sealing and the purchaser has ony 70
heat the cover slightly when the Can Jar Ia oiled With
fresh fruit and press into channel the ouste
dled with the work Of Herpetiealy Sealing
done The Cans made Tin and the Jars Of finely
glazed proof yellow Get the best Cam which
Arthus don't wase your fruit and sugar as thousands
cpe The ladies call and examine these Cans
Jars before purchasing For sale wholesale arg resaA
by ANbnEW DOt =,
may 3i-diIaos LynchoufR, Va
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yH,uE snlscribor In retiring the Of Miller
Eam returns bis thanks for the patronage received nj
t hands his friends anl respectfully sociis continuance
of the same to the concern OF VIM. a Miller
q. % IA ROBERT H. ELAN
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teA FOR sALE.-A desirable residence en- IuA
lNu Diamond Hin, recently erected by Mr. Clemns Il
now In the occupancy Of Mr. Gambler On this lot
,,a, el an house all other buildings calculated
60 add TO the comfort of the residence. ssfsss
Al.oA handsome residence Franklin HILL joining the
-.s,a.nee OF MIR Dllard occupied by Mr. Paulett
In calculated to attract attention The
named residence be offered private sale until Friday
The OH day may sale Is not effected before that day
will be offered public auction; terms liberal and made
ON tbe day Private propositions will be attended
until the day OF sale, by " n Jones' or
apl 30-ds JAMES w. 6hASS.
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w MARKET Sr, OPPOSITE MARKEr HOUSE. ifNfnBuHui
Val am prepared 20 furnish, Mt tho very shortest NJ
ee prsrs Hack aud Buggcs, dhe very best IN the city
Persons wishing ride Ia Hack, drawn by fue Horse
with polite aud cnfeiu drivers can be accommodation
by mo ,-, -. sut,. ,.t,,
lady In a now Buggy with fine Horse, can be accommodated
by mo. 40, 800 =, -. .ooa,,a ,i,a,, ., ,.,.
stable will have kept fine order and always ready al
nonens also responsible Tor any danhee zone
them while my stable VIII be pleased II me pubie WIN
oivo me call and satisfy themselves that stable IL houor
siocked than any other IN this city T. WILLIAMS
bropfiftnr
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<xUlunREN,s CHAlRs.-A nno ass~rsQnene Z
u of Chidrens Table, Rocking and Arm Chair. for sale BY
may22is 4 y lNo : O1.
uDOLTUNC CLOTMs.-We keep consepnely -
hand Boiling Cloths Of the nest QuAy
from NO. o'0 iO' ""'A w. ]. a sTI0LER CO.
Rep. copy. N.H -
or qual ty fresh importation, and for e by
ROYALL 4 6NOD0RAe4
july l7-d2w BiesueedVs
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gSyUE undersigned will continue tho Grocery and Commits
sion and the purchase Of Whent nt tho old stand
where he will pleased h friends and the public
generally WIN a. Mii'i'hH'
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,,o.r NOTsCw.-Vhc nndc,


n concern of a.
IL ELAN ia this day dissolved by mutual consent WIN
Mcr authorized to settle the business of The
having claims against the concern VIII PLEASE
them him Immediately for payment, and those IN
debted " oblge u by paying onry convenient.
WILLIAM A MILLER.
February 2lst, 1866. ROBERT ELAN
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NEW ELOUR.-l have OnsignsDemt, 4
prime article Flour, in whole and half Barrels tc
which invite attention of all lovers Of good bread
inly l7ts A. B. RUCKER.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
DR. ROBERT EAw,.Y, Dcn,i..

,xasT5ss DIR. ROBERT EARsN, Dentisi.
YTe96 has removed his office door above Ills resi-
LIZ YYy sdcnee on MAIN ST, aud square above
Dbrefs Hotel. ian i-ds
hk. II. d. GHEENIEE offer, his protess,on-
~ At SERVICES to the citizens of LyuGhbnrg vicinity
Office In Warwick House
may IDLY
- IA. BGRknOu,DEK, General Cosnmis-
tSs SION MERCHANT NO. II FRONT STREET, n. y.
Particular attention given to GRAIN AND ALL SOUTH
ERN PRODUCE.
Refer TO Il. IL LOWRY Esq, Cashier Of the Bank Of the
Republic, N. Y. Y. Bpl ma 15-d6m
lNKANNLlN ~ HROTmEHs. tsroccrs a Cons
~ MISSION MERCHANTS, next door to Liberty Ware
house Main street Lynchburg Va have just received arge
and general Stock OF Groceries consisting article in
that line also alage stock Banket fnled Cloths kcrsey&
Sattnets Plaid nsey Cotton Oznaburgs Brow nand Bleach
ed Domestcs Calico, Boots Shoes Wool Hats
and Caps and other Goods which they offer to the trade
the best terms. o6 cots
FENReB1.E sN kUDD, Attorneys NJ LAW, huyc
associated themselves in the practice of the Law and will
practice In all the Courts of the ynchburg and in the
counties of Campbell, AppomattoA. Amherst and Bedford
All business entrusted to them will meet with prompt aen
ton ma J'dts
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MERCURY OR NAUSEOuS DRUGS USED.
mn lnH NSTON,

NIember Of the Ra al College OF Surgeohs iohIon
from ono Of the me eminent Colleges of the United States
The greater pa has been spent in the nst
Hospitals of London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
eted some astonishing cures that were ever
many with ringing the head and ears weh
asleep great being alarmed at sudden SOUNDS
and hasfuness with frequent bushng attended sometimes
ID Immediately.
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WASHINGTON June 26th -Senate-The Senate
considered Mr.. Adams resolution, providing for an
adjournment on the 26th July.
Messrs. Douglas Brodhead and Hale favored tie
resolution, and 1t was passed
On motion of Mr. Crittenden resolution was
adopted directing the committee judiciary to
examine into the laws regulating the succession of
the Presidency in case of the death of the President
and Vice President
The rules were amended making it the duty of
the chair to call Senator'S to order whenever they
violate parliamentary dec0rum.
The bill for the construction of military road
from Missouri via Salt Lake city to Carson's
Valley Settlement, and for the establishment of
military posts at Sinking Wells, was passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
Honse-The House considered the bill for the ad.
mission of Kansas.
Mr. Dunn withdrew his motion for its reference
to the committee of the whole on the state of the
Union and proposed to continue the matter before
the House. with the understanding that q general
debate should continue until terminated by call
for the previous question-.then members to be al
lowed to offer amendments and make FIVE minute
speeches in explanation, for three days
Mr.. Grow gave notice that he would move the
previous question on Saturday.
Mr.. Merrill reported bill to punish and prevent
poligamy by ine of $500 aud imprisonment for
years.
He said there was but one dissenting voice in
the committee. and the only difficulty was 3 to
the power of Congress to egislate on the subject,
The bill was referred to the committee of the
whole on the state of the Union
The remainder of the session was devoted to
territorial business
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EXECUTION OF CASEY AND CORA.
SUICIDE OF YANKEE SULLIVAN
Opposition 70 the Vigilance Commfafee,

tapestries - e s saasunc0 NSA1lstee.s
Nav ORLEANS, June a5 Tho steamer f3raua
do, from AsrinwalL VIA San Juan, with California
dates to the 9Th inst has arrived hers.
The steamer lllfnois had left Aapinwall for New
York, with $a 100000 In gold, and nine hundred
The news by the Granada IL Of great interest
Execution Of Cara asd Casey. Doinss or
the ytailaree Committee.
Casey, who shot James King Of William, editor
of the Baiifin, and Cora, who shot Gen Richard.
son, were both hung by the Vigilance Committee
on the 22d ult. The execution was conducted
with the utmost decorum throughout
Jas King. of William, was buried on the same day.
The funeral procession was immense, and inclu.
ded sever 81 thousand persona
The viGilsnce Committee had arrested several
other notorious charaeters--among them the no.
torious Yankee Sullivan, of New York.
On thelst inst. Sullivan committed snicide In bis
cell at tho committee rooms leaving behind q con-
fession with regard to khe FRAUDS at ths'last San
Francisco elections
On the Cd inst the opponents of the Vigilance
Committee held meeting to denounce the action
OF the Committee. but II proved total failure.
II was rumored that Gov. johnson would call
means into requistion to suppress the revolution,
but no such step had been taken. This rumor had
created much excitement throughout the State, and
word came to San Francisco that q thousand men
were ready to march to the assistance ofthe Com
mittee fp ~ aaa@a
Martial law had been declared ia San Francisco.
Sacramento offers to furnish 1000 men to the
Committee.
The Committee had determined to carry out
their measures, and continued making arrests
| The opposition were arriving with 700 stand of
arms, and there were rumors of an intended Mt.
tack on the committees rooms. The rooms were
therefore douby guarded. and two cannons were
placed before the door loaded with grape.
All the papers side with the committee, except
the San Francisco Herald
The health of San Francisco was good, and q
moderate business doing.
From Central America.
Advices from Costa Rica state that the army had
been disbanded and cholera was raging throughout
the State. aR
Baron Bulow died of cholera during the retreat
of the Costa Rican army from Nicaragua.
Nothing startling from Nicaragua
Oregon md Washington Teri tories.
The Indian hostilities in Oregon had been par
TALLY suspended
A difficulty had arisen in Washington Territory,
in consequence of Judge Sharp attempting to hold
court during the existence of martial law. The
Judge was captured and put in safe.keeping until
peace is established
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DIED,

AA8AASe
On T1s'dsy Iornior It eslsst w WILL 3. y
Nsucy Ann Tafley IN the death Of this lovely ana
Interesting child how sadly are the fond parent.
pierce thee 10 The heart oh! that b this dispen-
sstinn both parents end friends may be l9d 70 ~.
irs knowledge Of the Saviour y the writer's hneere
prayer.
Alas! how changed that lovely flower.
Which bioomsd and cheersd each heart;
Fair heesinG comfort Of IN hout
How soon we're called to part.
Ard shsllthos. bleeding hearts arraisn
That God, whnse ways are love 81
Or vsinly cherish anxious pain
For him who rests above
fss No.-rathsr let them humbly pray ~
Obedience to His will,
And with their Utmost spirit say,
'sThs Lord 10 ighteous stili.' M
y.,te,a.v ,noruu,. AZ O'Clock. ADA MOORE. In
FAINT daughter of Sally Ann and the late John King,
aged months and Is days
Her funeral win take place from the residence OF
Mrs. Ann M Lipscomb Church Hill, this morning at
10 O'Clock. The friends and scqnnintsnces OF the
family are requested to attend without further no
tiee.
On Sunday night, the 2ad inst, WALTER CLIE-
FORD. .sed II months and Is days, only child Of G.,
a and NV. Spence. fs
EE- Baltimore papers please copy.
At Eegewood;'yestsrdsy morning ats o'clock. Mr.
THOMAS C. HANES. in the 18th year OF his age.
The friends and responsiveness OF the family are re-
quested to attend his funeral from tbs residence OF
hts father, Garland Ranes, Esq., this evening, at nan
past O'Clock. fs
Fell eseep in Christ, the Path inst, ct ths resi-
dence Of hsr son. John Tyler, Ia this city, Mrs Eli
ZABETH TYLER, in the 80th year of her Ego. Her
remsins rest at her old family residences IN Han
over county. Those who sleep In Jesus viii God
bring with him.
Yesterday morning 18th inst, Mr. VIM. T. WILL
SON, in the Both year of his age
His funeral will take place this morning at u oclk
from his late residence on Main, between 2lst and
22d The friends and scqusintances of the family
are invited to attend
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Movements of MIR. FiIlmore

ALBANY, June 25---Mr Fillmore will arrive in
this city to morrow evening, and leave again pro.
badly in the ii O'Clock express train on Friday for
the west. He will stay in Rochester one night
and leave there by the Lockport ronte in the ex-
press train at clock In the morning for Buffalo.
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Foreign Commercial News by the Anglo

Foreign Commercial News by the Anglo
Saxon.
QUEBEC, June 26.-We have the following COM
mercial news by the propeller Anglo Saxon which
arrived here Tuesday, with dates from Liverpool
to the 18th inst:
Manchester June 12 Wheat in fair demand, at
% advance; English sad advance. Foreign
-four held at 6d02s advance on last weeks quota
ton. Sales limited.
London, June 13.-Wheat 67sD67s Cd.
liverpool, June l3th-Sales yesterday of 5000
bales cotton, steady and unchanged
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
Departure Of the spanish Dliniste

NEW ORLEANS June 25-The steamer Texas,
from Vera Cruz on Sunday. has arrived here
Much uneasiness was felt with regard to the
Spanish fleet in the Gulf.
The Spanish Minister who had gone to Havana
from Mexico begins to talk bold
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The Ohio papers record the death of Judge
Cnlwsll, who served at the seige of Fort Meigs, in
1872
treaty for the extradtion of criminals has
been formed between the United States and the
Netherlands.
The "Poughkeepsie Blacksmith" is holding Sc
ries of Free So' meetings in his big tent in Co
lumbia county N. Y.
The hemp warehouse of II. T. Fox, at Lexine-
ton, KY. was destroyed by fire Friday last
with 1900 bales of hemp. Loss $4,000
Baron James de Rotschild has given forty thou.
fand francs to the sufferers by the late foundations
in France - 8 Sf-t ~ s7tf4 t@
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7MANNrGD,

On Wednesasy morning, Juns ~ - the nsv: q
fx Dur11vs, Mr. JAMES H. 0AuD1Ek, Of Cold
s6sro', il. g.. formerly sf Eichmon11tO Hiss
IA Of HoBS0N, Of this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CE Democratic Nee in e. The Young
Mems Democratic Association will meet in Goddin's
Hall, on SATURDAY evening next at 8 O'Clock.
Several addresses may be expected: and business
of Importance viii be before the meeting full
tendance il requested. i2@Y
BY order Of the President. E6s =
J je T-2t III. w. STARKE, Secretary.