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beers of the last Virginia Legislature are actively
engaged in rendering up their accounts to their con
stituents. Last weektafight took place in jackson
CO, between J. IL. Chase, late member, and Mr.
Frost, editor of the Rayenswood Chronicle, about
avote given by the former. And at Fincastle re
Gently. Mr.. Mays, late member, had fight with
J Mcdowell
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FROM TIE PLAINS - FURTHER FROM THE
UTAH EXPEDITION -RUM0RS OF INDIAN

WAR, &c.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Santa Fe mails to April
18th have arrived at Independence, Mo.
Between Fort Union and the Arkansas River the
express messenger encountered violent snow
storms, followed by cold and severe weather. free
ziDg to death some of the animals with the train.
Capt. Marcy had been overtaken by an express
from Gen. Garland directing i'm to stop for an
escort of four companies. Capt. NJ was resting on
the Arkansas River near Beut's Fort.
An extra from the office of the Fork Smith tArk }
Times, stating that 10000 Indians were congre-
gated on the plains, determined to make de-
scent OF the frontier, and that hostilites had al
ready been commenced by them in some quarters
The Times attributes the movement to the efforts
of Brigham Young. who seeks thus to draw oil the
U S troops from Utah to protect the frontier
The st. Louis Republican emphatlcally contra
diets the statements of the Times, the authori-
ty of a gentleman attached to the overland mail
train, who travelled over the country designated,
without interruption.
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TIE WEATHER AT oIEBEC.

QUEBEC, C. f., April 2G.--This morning is cloudy
and cold, and has the appearance of snow. We
had hard frost last night. Thermometer in the
upper town at A. NJ, this morning stands at 81
above FARO. in the lower town St.
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pAT.I 1FERAys Ar ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS April 27.--Wm. Giddings mail conduc'
tor on the Southern Pacific Route, was killed by
Thomas Smith, this morning, in an ARRAY over
billiard table
Another rsncontre occurred here to-day between
Preston Beck, OF the firm of Beck Johnston, and
Mr. German, in which the latter was Killed, ana
the former dangerously wounded.
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MARINE NEWS

HAMPTON ROADS, April 26.-Brltish brig Mari
eta, from Demarara via Barbados with sugar,
has arrived, bound for Baltimore
Put back for repairs, schr. Rachel Jones' winch
sailed hence for New York on the 23d, having lost
mart of deck load and rigging damaged.
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Suicide OF A MERCHANT

AUGUSTA. Ga, April 26.-Wm. 7. lngraham, esq
of the commercial house of VIM. o. Price Co,
committed suicide on Sunday with pistol from
some cause unknown. lie was native OF Al
bany, New York, and a noble and highly esteemed
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The Agricultural society;

We requested to say that the committee APP
pointed to prepare Constitution and bylaws for
the contemplated Agricultural Society in this city,
have fixed upon two dollars as the price OF mem
bersbip, to be paid in advance annually. As this
will he approved no doubt by the Society, those
gentlemen soliciting subscriptions can be governed
-.
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asan DYSPEPSIA AND frs.

Eks6p DIoFEFSIA AND t IT'S.
Dr. TRACY DEL0RMK
The great CURER OF CONSU IPTION, was for
several wears 40 badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that
for part of the time he confined 10 his bed
tie was eventually cured by apre-crption furnished
him by a Young clairvoy ant gig This prescrip-
ton, given By a mere child. while in a state Of
trance has cured everybody sho has taken il, new
er having failed once. 1t is equally sure in
of FITS. as OF DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. / will send this valuable
prescription TO any person GA the receipt Of one
stamp TO pay postage Address DR. TRACY DE
IoRME GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, New York
Post ONCE. ap l5-d&w lmif
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M Miss ANNA VANS CONCERT, THIS EVENING. -
NO one who can appreciate delightful music Should
neglect TO embrace this opportunity There arr
thrilling beauties in art us well as nature. which
cannot be fully expressed in language and the fault
less performances Of Miss VAIL AND her associates
on Monday evening, was yerIti ;ation of this fact.
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AproISrED.-Rev. 1. w. X, Handy, of the First
Presbyterian church. of Portsmouth, Va, has been
appointed to preach the sermon on the subject OF
Ministerial Education at the next annual meeting
Of the United Synod of the Presbyterian church. at
Lynchburg. Rev Frederick A. Ross, d. d, has
been appointed to deliver the discourse on the
subject of Missions.
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Say NoTIcE.-The annual meeting of
the Stockholders of the Richmond Library Com
pany will be held ut the Library. on MONDAY, the
an 26-e0td g. RALSTON, Librarian.
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rSsy@ A MOST BEAUTIFUL assortment oil
Ribbons Flowers, Ruches. PRINCES. Dress Trfm-
mings and Buttons, at the -. 49,, a...,.
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k@- FORBES & CRENsHAw,

ARCHITECTS, MEAsURERS AND APPRAIS.
EkS will attend TO all business in their line with
promptness and solicit a share of patronage.
CPPICE-at the Hall ofthe Virginia Mechanics In
sttute, corner 18th and Main streets, over Mr..
Booths Uphols terry store.
WV FORBES. l.. A. CRENSiAW.
an I5-dImif#
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FIRE AT MACON. GA.
MACON, Ga April 1.-THE extensive furniture
factory of Ross Williams, in this city, was de-
strOyed by fire yesterday. Loss heavy.
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.av.,t,,sments sbs the DtspArcz must be handed
IN bySr o'oieck - As ssev~oor IN order 20 appear
-. ~ eSumnsef eur paper viii not admit OF
~ rsepscn sfs1s Ne hour named
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IGTloN-We have iust received another supply OF
this celebrated Pain Extracting Lotion. Those who
calling at MIfISPAUGH J0H SST0N'5,
ans Drug store n East Main ST.
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W. FOR SOMETHING CHEAP, as well as good. in the
way OF likeness, the inimitable Artists TYLAR
Co., of l39 Main street.
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ssa. GRNrEEL FURNITuRK AU0TIoN

Particular attention 10 requested to the sae OF Lt
NcAlIisters Furniture, Gas Fixtures. Buggy. Sc'
This Morning. commencing Mt ~ o'clock, ny hs re ,
:dencs ON Main belwaen Second and Third streets.
an 81 THOMAS w KEESEE, Auct
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nA. Dr. HOwARD-has removed from
the MEDICAL College. to the Richmond Hou e. on
Gnvernor street. OPFICE-with DIR. Peticoas.
an 24-lm*
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Potomac FrsHERIEs.-There were very few arri-
walls of Ash at Alexandria, Va, Monday. The de-
mand is still pressing, and prices are kept up
Sales of Shad at $l2al3l% per hundred, and Her
ring at 11a1l1a per thousand. At several of the
landings between that place and Acquia Greek, the
proprietors had ''cut out" and at the landings
lower down the catch is very small. Fears
now expressed that this will be q more disastrous
season even than the last, when heavy losses were
sustained by those engaged in fishing.
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aayThe annual meeting of the stock.
will he hed at me Office of the James River and Ma
nawha Canal Company. corner of Main and d2.h
streets. on TUESDAY, lth OF May at 5ociock. 7 M.
nm tttbW WIN II HAXALL, See'y.
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~ For SOMETHING FINE in the way of likeness
SEE the great TYLER 4 Co, of l3e Main street.
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POSTPONEMENT OF GEN. WALKERS TRIAL
New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE trial of General
Walker for filibustering, has been postponed IN
til the 18th Monday in May.
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S. PROCURE the Steam Ambroty pes executed by
TYLER Go. a the cost Of Is cts to SIS Gallery 3s
Main street
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BEA-To THE VoTERs or THn CITY Oh
picHMosp The subscriber Is candidate for the
Office Of COMMISSIONER OF THEkENENuE for
Monroe Wsfd. and respectfully solicit your yatss.
Election. 9TH May, 1868. GEO. a. WEEp,
1-Commissioners are voted for throughout the
city. ap Bin
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The ATTRACTION AT TIE THEATRE.-The unusual
success of the Keller Troupe was briefly noticed
yesterday morning. We say unusual, from the
fact that II is seldom exhibition Is given In this
city which can crowd the house and keep the
disnOe there until midnight. The length Of the
performance Is attributable partly to the furious
encores of the spectators and partly to the delays
unavoidable first representation. The la
bleaux are fully equal to the glowing representa-
tions with which they have been heralded by the
press of other cities. The Shower of Gold" for
splendor, and Famine" for thrilling effect, have
never been equalled here. The dancing by the
leaders of the " Juvenile Ballet Troupe" brought
" shower of silver" from the audience, which
was only discontinued after the announcement
from the stage that one of the orchestra had been
severely cut in the head by u piece of the coin
thrown. The ballet by the children was very
pretty, and the flower dance" beautiful.
Tonight, in addition to "Azael," the public will
be amused by a comic ballet called Chinese Pas.
times" The performance concludes with tableau
vivant of 1.-THE Glory n America"
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STRIKE AMONG SHIP MASTERS

New ORLEANS, April 2j.-The ship masters in
this city on strike for oiled. freights on cot
ton to Liverpool.
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Essa RICHMOND AGENCY.

Gag" RICHMOND AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital, LIST jan, 1865. 81 ,i0s,966 23.
The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. all Life Policies that have been i'll
force twelve months prior to January lst 1883, and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all d.
ydends that have not been paid Those holding
the certificates will please call and collect the inte
rest which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject OF Life
Insurance, will please call on the Agent, 203 Main
streeI or for reference. apply to either member OF
the Local Board-all Of whom are insured liz this
Company:
Go WYTHE MUNFoRD, President
Directors:
Thos August Esq Jas Thomas Jr Esq,
Roger A Pryor. Esq, Rev Chas II Read
Thes II Ellis, Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
VIM q Paine, Esq.
Medical Board:
Ro L Coleman, d. A & Workman, ID,
Jas III Conway, NJ d.
CHAS l.. NORTHAM,
General gent and Attorney for Virginia,
NH l0--2m 203 Main street.
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VIRGINIA yNMALE INSTITUTE
STAUNTON VA

RI. Rev. W. MEADE d. d President Of the Di
rectOry.
RI Rev. J.JOHNS. D. D.. Vice President of the
Directory.
Rev. X. II PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal aud Head
of the Family assisted by full corps of experiences
and competent officers in the Boarding and AcadeIn
ical Departments.
The session of 1885 50 will open on the last WE'D
NESDAY III next September Registers, with full
information, sent application Rev. r. II.
PHILLIPS. StauEtOn, Va. Rp 2S-3m*
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xzxz NUNNs & CLARK's PA
THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AMI

NHE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
J. B0TTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
f0RCE, WITH ITS DOUBLE SET or SEi.P-ACT
inc GENERATORS THE OLDEST or TIL
led Soda Water Is put up by M. MCCORMACK
Also. Lemon and sarsaparilla Pop Philadelphia por
ar aud Ale, champagne Cider and Brown Stout
4 Lager Beer, Of superior quality, In pint and hal
pint bottles 20 suit customers
@i2 NJ. MCCORMACK as RraaA at
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A RARE CHANCE.-NOW is TIE

A NAME CnhNCE.-NOW 10 lie
IA TIME SELLING OFF AT COST AT 1872
BROAD STREET The subscriber feeling himself
unable att nd to his business on account OF his
feeble health, has determined to sell out his entire
stock AT cost, tor cash The goods have been Ie
Gently purchased in New York at the lowest cash
prices, at which am now Offering my goofs, which
consist of the usual variety of DRY GOODS. Also
assortment OF BOOTS. SHOES aud HATS.
would call especial attention my stock of DOM ES
TICS, which is very large, an! which be sold
80 PR cent less than they can be purchased else
where Country merchants families and others il
want of anything IN my line will find it greatly to
their interest to call on ME before purcha 'ing else
where RS am determined to sell at prime cost UNI
til the LIST of July, when will close out the balance
at auction. Do not miss the place.
JOSEPH MYERS, 292 Broad street.
Bn-All persons indebted to me will call and set
tie, as | wish to close my accounts posi-
bic; and all persons whom will please present
their bills. ap 2S-dlm
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aka SWEEPSTAKES TO
<zaxFk IxaxskE> BE RUN OVER THE
apsSt3-SISsA<NS BROAD ROCK COURSE,
during the Spring Meeting
OF las, now open.
No IA single dash Of two mes-iree for all
ages-s25 entrance, play or pay-three or more to
make a race-the Proprietor to add 500. provided
two or more start-to be run on TUESDAY the nth
day, 1858, to name and Close LIST May next
No "a single dash of three miles--free for all
ages-S50 entrance. play or pay-three or more to
make a race-the Proprietor 10 add $500 provided
TWO or more start-to be run ON SATURDAY, May
18TH 1858. 10 name and close May Ist, 1855
ap Its CALN ERT GREEN, Proprietor.
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Az ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME :

PROGRAMME:
PART FIRST
|. Solo-PianO Forte-AYe Maria--(Schuhert) List.
SCHREINER.
,. Solo-ViOln-PapageaO Rond0..-............ Ernst
MOLLENHAeER.
;. ScenR and Caystins from the Opera Luria ii La.
mermoor (by request ............-.... pouizeiti,
Miss ANNA VAIL.
I, La Sylphide- Grand Fantasia, (by request}...,.
Moenhauer.
M0LLENHAUER.
8. Ballad something to Love Me............ Hime.
Miss ANNA VAIL.
PART sECo~D
/. Soo-Piano Forte-folka de Concert, Schrrner.
sCHREiNER.
.. Grand Cayatina-O Luce di Quest 'Anlma-PrOm
the Opera Linda de ChamamoGnx =. Doniletti.
Sung by Miss ANNA VAIL.
3. Violn-Dreamy Sounds Of Wigwsm Life -
Pantasie Characteristic ............. NJ oeDbaueT.
DEsCRIPTIoN.-l. Midnight; z. sunrise; 3. Prayer
of Indians; l. Dance OF the Indiana s. Cradle song;
6 General Merry making of Indians.
MOLLENHAUER.
& BalIad-Tm a Merry. Laughing Girl ,...... Glover
Sung by Miss ANNA VAIL.
5. Solo Piano Forte Elntasie de Don Pasquae...
fhalbefg
sCHREINER.
G. solo-yiolin-The Carnival of Venice, introiu
cling the waIbing Of Birdsl. ....,.. 80. PaginiH.
MOLLENHAUER
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there "a. snow storm 10 Tszeweli county Va.
~ "Wednesday, the Ath,
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

L -Ruptures cLredi Ruptures radically cured
The price of Dr. Shermans great radical cure ruptur
Truss has been reduced from $40 TO only So placing
il in the power of all to obtain OF those
rrusses. and be perfectly cured. This Truss con
Venienly be sent by mail express to any portion
of the State.
send a measure Of your hips or pelyis-sayinE
whether you desire q weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place OF residence-
The pad of this Truss works on the ball and socket
system giving it great latitude of motion so as to
apply its pressure at any given point and then xinp
it there at your pleasure by a smell lever attached
II is worn with perfect comfort The Truss is nea,
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all liza
bic to get out of order or be broken Ii has cured
great number ofpersons In this city and throug
the State, and We will most cheerfully refer to gen
tlemen who are well known fer their yeraojty ana
responsibility, who have themselves been thorouyh,
cured Of this dangerous disease and tina too in cas.
OF long standing and of an aggravated nature
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sen,
in advance.
Persons not knowing MS can send their money te
any merchant or friend in the city or we will give
sny reference as To our responsible and proptess
had of n n JAfsk SON
No. IL Main street Richmond
y. D. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup
nred should by all means obtain ones for they VIII
not only cure but are durable that they are the
cheapest in the cad.
All kinds OF Trusaes kept and sold ON reasonable
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EARTH AND MAN,

EARTH AND MAN.
DIR. WIN. PASSMORE
WILL OLIVIER At THE
tNIt ERSALLSF H0CSF,
on MAYO STREET
(Whieh has been procured for this uurnasa,
a s;IIes oil LECfuRSS en- the Designs ami pr,1n5...
OF ood, III crestlng thsEarth, aud Man whoss -
scal manifestation ~ill be inaugufatet AT m 49,
Iiencepent OF The Desperation oil The F,ilnss9 -
Tines an era Immediately impending VI
Ibe series will commence next TfIIlRSDAV -
inS 9th inst, at O'clock ''e"
The course will open with
'LEcTURR (:
The Truth and Necessity Of Reselati,n
LECTUREu:
The Creation Of the Earth aud Man
LECTURE HI:
The ferpetuity OF the Earth
LECTuERIv N:
The Religious Bearings Of Mans Creation
LECTURE Y:
Human Immortality Terrestrial.
LECTURE VI:
The Abrahamic viii.
LECTURE VII:
Gods Terrestrial Kingdom.
LECTURE VIM:
The Heritage of the Children Of Col.
~ The Clergy and the public respectfully in.
vited TO attend. ap It's
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sAISAsLs iof- Attsntioa 10 asked 10 the sale TO-
esy o. The valuable baiiding lot on Valley street.
opposite 70 SsahrooL's Warehouse.
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SPECIAL norIcEs.
ng~ To MAKs

AVN To MAKE
GOOD BREAD,
Use sEMpIEs INPALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER.
j. w. GARIICK.
Sole Proprietor.
For sale by all Druggists and GTocers. sp2 Is
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AMusnmaur,s


-~-s1-
THEATRE.
wn Wsdnesday Evening, April ~,
mih be presented the beautiful Drama On
A AELs
To be follow ed bya
NEW ENTERTAINMENT
Alfer which the Comic Chinese pay,s, ...,.,
CELESTIAL PAsTTMES ''''''
Conclude with the
GLORY OF AMERICA.
RAND FREE AND EASY CONCERT
~ Will be given at the "hnr
ADh SALOON izIa srsKsr. Apoys Mars
nursaay Evening, April 10. Isss
oHnEs srns sto O'Clock p A.. Tor the bsp.st .,
severai gentlemen baye kindly yoluotse,.s .. -
soIticss ior ths occasion, amongst gharc ra shst
Comic Singer. "'o' 'ns celebrated
me pubic are respectfully invit.sl In s,,.n5
nOIfesninent Tickets 70 be bad AZ fhs "a
dOr particularly, BEE Programme.
H. kogssEH, Pianist and Mnsirni flire~tor
ao8-2 JpKAyAVAnu
n
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mARIuB INTEI.LIonrCR.

Port Of Richmond, april 27-Hi0h Water zen !.
80
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdse
aud passengers Ludam Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody. Pritehett. Baltimore, mdse.
Lu1lam Watson.
schr Eliza Rsynor, Ray nor Philadelphia, mdss,
w Colguitt Co.
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"a BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS
81 made to order and warranted to fit and wear
Il we'll at the shortest notice and lowest rices,
-sT at HARRIS IL cos Shoe DE- pot.
APPS No I2J MaiI street
"a LADIES BAZAAR,
No l75 Broad Street,
Can lie fonnd a full assortment Of
LADIES DRESS, FANCY,
aud DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Also a full line OF
SILKS, LACES. RIBBONS, FLOWERS.
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
SWISS AND CAMBRIA tDGiNGS,
EMBR0lDERIES, FL0UNCING
COLLARS, SLEEVE S, &c. 6c, &c.
Every variety Of
FkINGES ANb LADIES' DRESS Trainings.
Our stock il
NEW And DESIRABLE
Remember Goods can be purchased at the
LADIES BAZAAR,
At LOWER RATES STYLE AND QUALITY
CONSIDERED, than at any other house i'll the
city. ap23-6t
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q GENTS CALF BOOTS, of our
IL own make, for sale at greatly reduced prices
~ at HARRIS & Cu'S Shoe Depot
~<S5 an02 No Main sfrepf
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saAss'~ss GRESS CATERS AND OXFORD TIES.
of our own make. which we will cell from 75c to 81
less than the same can be bought for elsewhere.
HARRIS Il CO.'S Shoe Depot,
nm No Main
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" - RICHMOND COMMANDERY, No. 2.
" ORDERS No 10.
~ SIR KNIGHTS: Parade in full Dress and
+ \Regalia. with Side Arms, on the Capitol
Square, on THURSDAY evening, the 29th inst, at
O'clock
BY order Of Commander.
7 B BIGGER, Captain General.
sE- Should the weather he unfavorable, the Pa
rode W i'll not take Mace sd 2S-2t
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-07

vTbe Democratic Electors Of tho different Pre-
sne,s Of putte County. requested to sond Dele.
rtss to the Democratic County Convention, to be
WIDEN at
aoyflIe, on Thursday july 18th, 1855
,,hs purpose Of ele ting Delegates to attend the
sapCnnvention. also. Delegates 10 the Fnurteenth
ssasspral Convention, and for the nomination of
Coar,s Aficers.
i-srsng n the apnortionment as heretofore es.
nAFbsi nv the Convention the several Precincts
aTsstitled to representation as follows:
ortlls.....-. 30 Nooreville. -........ 3
lrhhurr. ............2 Strawberry Valley ...r
ssnun's Hll...... Mountain SHring House
ankes Ravine .......l Peinharts Bar. r.........1
FHsn hanch .s....... DO Ttown. -. ..........S
~tsl House ......... "rother'ons Store ......
tsts Ranch ...... ....' tArts Of Butte. ......
IRE RncR. ......4 ie'lt0wn. ...........2
bssye Claim. ....... Nineral Slide ......3
Fvell ...... - Krnkle's V inch ...1
Htnia Wills. .........o Love ock's Store .....9
hfins Ranch .......I Tnskeep's Dig=ngs. .... 9
hsnfain II House ........2 Snanishtown ...........3
Avue ...............o Frenchtown ..........1
han Bar ........... 9 Diamondvlle ............2
bach Greek. .........' Nelson's Bar. ......2
- hlsand ..........2 Cherokee. ........'
fnetown. ........ Mesilla Valley....... >
ksrprise ... .....' Simmons Store ....... =
khessons Store ......1 Lindsay's Bar..........2 .
fSretown..... . RalSam Creek......... 9
~ Lewa ............. Missouri RAJ. ......2I
ifhestown. =. 'oncnw valley. ........1
lohinson's Mill ....... New philadelphia. .....2
atehen ........ .... ? Morris Ravne ..........i
sansVlIe ...........2 , Cane Clam. ...... .....3
'hghsms .......... . ''htco-..... ......3
yanfftte. -. ........2 Jennings Ranch ........1 |
'lson's Ranch .......2 Hamilton .............
Ancut City. . Turner's Ranch .......2
Bgor. ....... 80. ....2 forkner's RaAch /
me County Commit ee resnectfGlly suggest Sat /
taY. July 10th as the dav f'r holding the primA- /
aectionS at the various Precincts above naTned. |
me following named gentlemen are her nv an.
nted as members Of the Board for conducting the .
rOcratic Primary Election at O~ovillp: J. W |
liam, Inspector Phil Wa'ernon. Jerry Collins
PETER FREER
JOS II KINMEL,
j. BIDWELL,
Committee
0rorie June 18TH, 1853