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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

Eg- There are said to be two thousand
strangers in Indiana and Illinois, waiting
to become temporary citizens, in order to
obtain divorces from embarrassing husbands
or wives.--Erchange.
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EsB~ THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sfR JAMES CLARKEs
EfIfHR ATEB EPHjyE y1IYTQ

hi7 iG'aiuabie medicine is unfaiiing In the cure oi
sii li4ose palnu aud dangerous diseases incident
ti1s '+ha'c constitution.
~ uoatfates all excesses and rem, YES all 0bstfue
t'ol6i lf9'h whatever cause, aud d speedy cure maS
bt relied On
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is Peculiarly snite IL 9iIl in short time brise
VA 'he inphthly period with regularity
m CAUTION
IAe@ idis st0tLd no. be ttkea by females hat ar
r'f9"2"t daf.tsg the tIhST THREE MONTHS. a.
~" | qts sure d trtag AscaTFiaee; bat at ererD
sJE "''" 'USe' @4e9 "'s PftIecstt
f. ~ a cases Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pair
~. lig bAck add Litlbs Heayiless fatigue on light
~ soii falpia!ea Gf ths Heart l. wness of sl,if.
~ - fsiffite. saek Headache Whltes and ali tbs
M n,iiesass oces stoned by disDfdered ~ stem
have failed N as S'''Ni Hisatie
s1s am asiseilos 70 tho pamphlet around each pack
"ss' Nash sboaid bs carefully preserved
n2sae Containing % pills, and eneireled with the
titsisht stamp Of Great Bfitaio can be sent
p'st IIss IN u aud postage starnIs
tiIe,.is 'sS1Lt@ LAbD q CO.. Wholesale agents for
nab is--d4ew3Ia*
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ne uBuRRow's RELIABLE MEDICINE

-ares quickly and permanently SoRoFULA, SYPHILIS
hBECNsTIsN PILES, KlbsEY AFFECTIONS, CosTiYE
a1ss. NESEsEAL DISEASES aud all chronic affection
- the sExuAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputatiO
NhiCh this celebrated remedy has acquired IN tn
tuughiy Graduating the above Diseases is unprecs
erntrd in the annals uf meGicipe. Thousands OF thf
mo:i iayetsrate OF disease have been cured u
ihiS truly great medicine, after having been pro
houneed beyond All possible cure bv the most eE,
heut phy 7'cians oi the country. Finley Il. FergT
soa Mayol u Norfolk, Va cured vi Rhenulatisn
hey Thomas ilaine, Portsmouth. Va, cured Of Brop
citEls; daughter vi siguor George (foFlnerly prt
lessor 0i Music ia this city( cured of terrihi
nervous hf"ctlUn and thousands ot others who's
names could DE ~htioaed were il necessary.
troe 81 pcf bott6--sx bottles for S..
Prepared by J " BUARow Co. Practical Chem.
T., sold by PURCELL. .LADD 4 CO. Wholesale
piG&Sistss Richmond. Ia 25-3in
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r.-s- Cnrans. COLES. NoARsENRss, 81

sry~ CoUGns. CoLDs, EoARsESEss, &c.
TlI prevalence q the above complaints at this
.,-,n has has the effect of bringing out host Of
rr1S..~sey uew specifies, and While some few may
t., good many ATE uscles aud ~'me even dangerous
n r,r,y,us lisa the best course to pursue
f consult youI family riySICIau,o or oths rwise lise
Is srsh remedies as long public experience has
"a wed ~ b. safe an3 eiiCaetous OF this class is
2. ,tyS' CoNpoaNa SYRgP oe 1CA ARABIC. Original
t;,r g0rite prescription Of an eminent physician,
Al s..-a became popular family medicine, aud With"
reputation i2r the last twenty years In all recent
,-.s 1t s,ts like charm, and in Chronic Cases,
Fr4rstjtis HnapinxSouS b. Group. Asthma. &c, II
,sI With unparalleled succesS, AZ most families
v .U {a~tify.
~aiA 10y FISHER WINSTON, MEADE BtKsR, A.
san, 4ui pleasant Lazengr form, l2S and Is cents
Irt t1n. called 1YLER's GUN ARABIC CoUaH CANDY
...-" te E-3m<
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Eaz"G REAq IMPsoy MEET IN
EXTRACTING TEETH.--G. w. JONES.
bkNTlSF wOgid announce Ia those wishing theiI
i..etb EXTRACTED tdat he now has Instruments supe
nor u any others ever used. The simplicity and
prec ton os tbeir adaptation Is such as 10 render
ill.,. extraction OF the teeth almost painless fteE.r
Ity 10 drtag the t06h the s5 trsaI, never break ing
IT, mang ing the gums. inJuring the surrounding
parts.
Ala ether operations. Filling Cleansing, and In
sert.ng Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed
once opposite Corinthian Hall. Oh Main street
F.1
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NEINhH HDF' HIVE TIT -
P,,bstanca Fade. If you wish IA good picture 30 to
NHIrEHURsFS 5 old Gallery. - haln 81. aud exam
III. the specimens fhot0g graphs. colored or piai';
n.4d- from life copied treIn small pictures and
enlarged 10 aay si2e. The pure Ambrotype We war
iAn; noi to fade or easily be deaced. NATs0Ns un-
lItrlied NiellogTaph or new yle or Photograph
pictured taken instantaneous aud finished in three
ininui"s. MalainoIypes Panntypes aud AmhrotJ PEI
pr IressBissoa by mail. This aliery contains Two
Al. the largest tkyIights III virginia aad ior oeaut!
Pictures taken from A. III. % ;. p. VI.
en-PhotoAr raph of the W. ellington Monument.
M Jetrrstn ai,i Patrick Henry, for sale. Frict
~ NH 6-dkwm
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sn~ Why SUFFER With CouaH, from

q Cold Hogrsenesa, or a aConsumptiye Cough when
you can obtain immediate r.let by using HAkTs-
NoKEE's rECrORAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER.
kYl II Is combined with ether articles suited Tor all
Lung. Agthma Catarrh aud Bronchial Affections
II is prepared by Chemist ef reputation and is pro-
uunced by those who have ased it, the best Cough
syrup i'll the world -
Bottles % 80 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL.
LADD Co, and ali Druggists iii Riohmond.
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A paragraph In an Ausl allan jeurnal stating
that Miss Madeline Smith bad arrived In Austria
liza, is not true. Miss Smith has never IL appears,
changed her place of residence since she left Giss
gov.
M. Adophe Oiicr, sen Of the Paris banker, and
brother inlaw OF the late Gen. Cavaignsc. 10 about
10 marry Mdiie. Roussei, wealthy heiress.
The aceouchnent Of the Empress Of Austria ID
expected towards the end of April
The free democrats oi st. Louis have nominate
ed O. D. fIIey for Mayer. Ne have seen Aides
that made very good mares, bat cant say how u
will turn out In this case.
widow woman, named Ann Bennett commit
ted suicide at Cincinnati on the 18th Inst, By
drowning herself In the canal.
A prnssian named Nicholas Tyler committed sa'
ieids In New Orleans on the 18th insia@t by Jnmp'
ing from third story window Of ths Charity Hos
pital.
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Lat II IHHddtiphld,J
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC WINES. .LiQUuks AND SEGAkS,
(so lspctnY ur. ABoyl I3TH, RtcHMoND. .vA)
Calls the attention o the city ami country trade t.
his large aud varied assortment ut WINES, BRAN
Dies RUNS. q. ks, WHISkiES. &C. always
hand a superior lot of old Rye, Mountain Bourbon
and other WHISTLES.
Country merchants and Others are solicited to call
h.fIre purchasing elsewaeTe.
n B-Gaots delivered To all parts of the city free
uf charge mh lin
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M NEW SPRING Goops
l 8 : 8

We respectfully invite attention TO new stock
Of SPRING GOODS now opening, and assure ths
Ladies in particular that those goods offered al
lower rates than The same could now be bought for,
having be, early in the MAJ ket aud cur FINANCIAL
is such THAI we have advantages in the mar
ket, enabling us 10 purchase at the lowest CASH
PRICES. All we ask OF you is to
Call Examne!i Uomparri!l Judget,il
Respectfully. &lLLHlfEk Il BRO.
NH I--lm 1873 Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
N.Y. kIrTER's NEW Truss AND Hu]

EsHr kIrTER's NEW Truss AND SuP-
PoRrERs.-All who wear trusses should call aud ex-
anime this Truss The principle is entirely new,
aud il supports the rupture in an easy and
BILE manner. 1t can be worn with much less incon.
yenence than The ordinary trusses; and for light
one Ui,o oears one Qf these Tasses once ct leedr no
other. Aiso RITTEk'S UTERINE SUPPORTERS,
a very simple bat admirable article. A full assert
ment for sale by
W.PETERS0N, Druggist,
Corner Of 18th and Main streets,
ia 2l-2nl Richmond Va.
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sssy~Ir Yocn IiAIR IS HARSH,

Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II your Haig is Gray.
II your Hair is THIN.
II yuu ATE Bald, 4
r-e Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yav have Nervous Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
/ + you have p4adruf,.
tse Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II ,uu haze Errptious.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
q ypu esire Glossy Hair,
u Prof Woods Hair Restorative
{t rou utssirs t0 preserve the Color,
Use PrCf Woods Hair Restorative
II you dcsiIe u0s t. lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
4 yofwaut Cheap Article,
Use Prot " ood's Hair Restorative.
If you Adlsire the BeaGtilUl Lock,
U.e Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
1t IugAIfnre tiir Beautiful kInelets,
Use Prof " ood's Hair Restorative.
If ,sp eisa "a Beautiful CouipieXion,
Use Prof WOods Hair Resto atiye
~ yUti " sh Il Fare free from Pmpies,
UE' Prof Wood Hair Restorative e.
|! ypu wish to appear Aunng,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yr, want testimony OverW helming,
p.aI litr Circular sf Prot Woois llait Restorative
It lou want tu tint 1t,
Th. Erp3t il at IA Market etTeet, st L0ui', Mis-
r. mi ANA 3i2 Broadway, New York.
- 1t Il aisu sold by every popular Druggist in
l.is tity aad cunEtIy- NH i2-dAc~3ih%
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AA A Wosp or EXPLANATIONS

ASA- A WoRD or ExpLANATIoN.--The
propretors of HESRYs STIMULATING LINInENr de-
sres the public to understand that the preparation
which he utfers is not EMBAecATI0N bfit Is LINZ
MEST according 10 the legitimate sgnfcation OF
the word. Having the consistency OF ointment
it may be applied either as plaster or be rubbed
on the effected part and HAS SEsaR FAILED AFFoRb
RELIEF Its efficacy tested, the Lnnient will
become IA household medicine"
En- For sale by most OF the Druggists Ia this
city. PURCELL, LADp Co., wholesale agents.
h It,%
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TIE FLORIDA Wharf.-The 0cala (florida) Compa-
nion confirms the recent reports from other
sources of the probable early termination of the
war against the Indians in Florida. In its NUM-
bcr of the 9th instant it says:
''We learn from passengers who arrived here on
the stage from Tampa on the 9TH instant, that
there is now fair prospect OF an immediate ter
minaton of the Seminole war. The delegation
from the West had been into the Indian country
aud, being unable to find anything of Bow,egs
his tribe had returned, but soon made another eft
fort to find them cut. On the last occasion they
had not proceeded far before they met q bearer OF
"A white flag and soon met Billy himself with sew
eral of his men. Billy said that he satisfied
with war; were most of his men: but he wished
to see Jumper who did not go out with the rest of
the delegation before lac could say what he would
do. 1t is understood that Billy aud Jumper have
been at enmity for some time past, and its sup
posed thatit they can make up their difficulty the
Seminoles will agree to go West at once. We think
the III Florida is at an end, but would have 20
efogt relaxed for its earnest prosecution until the
riddance is completed
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SEIZURE OF MUNITIONS OF WaR.-fnspaeter Nur-
phy of the United States Customs, New York.
seized large number of guns, pistols, swords aud
other implements of mar. about to be shipped by
party OF Mormons just embarkiEg tor Utah. The
officer considered these contraband articles, and
has detained them.
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CAPTAIN OF NIGHT wArcr

To MY FELLow-CITizsSs or JEFFERSON.
MADISON AND MoNEoE WARDS After due reflection
ana reing called upon often By ms friends hay.
come to the conclusion to for the offeeo CAP
TAIN OF THE NIGHT WATCH, aud respectfully
solicit the votes OF my friends Of each ward-pr,u
isng. If elected. to serve most faithfully.
NH 22-tde* X BLANkENsuIP
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AT the solicitation Of many friends. /
Assssua.s,sy anpounse myself a candidate for CITY
zens t sle, should it be the pleasure Of the csti
the a,,tsas Z. ns. h. promise faithful discharge OF
mh g3-4.S l. fUhk.
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f6SV. pvspovsr 4, A.

k1 IN RESPONSE to the call Of sMany
Voters" through the columns of the Iisuateh a.
% %nouneg myself a candidate for the office of HIGH
CoNsiABLE for the city # Richmond at the ap-
proachng election Should it be the pleasure oI nv
ieiiow-c.izsns to elect the ece mindful of III
responsibilities. pledge myself to their faithful sis
chafpe NH 2-dtses JOHN II. DfGaES.
Es- South, Enquirer and Whig please copy
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12S~ To TaH VorERs or TIM CRY oR
the office Of GRAIN MEAsUKEk. and will s.
pleased to receive your votes 1t the approaching
charter elections. +es - ase III GARY.
NH H--tdef #s u E Is 6Sss
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aGS- Df. CmrnenlIL,a RxMKpY roR

pr TaIsgsThe attsEtins III physicians 4 sstIsisad
20 the new aud valuable preparations Of the n ffN
PHOsP5fTEs ~ Line, soda. fatsssa, Iron ahd
AmssenIa 30 sursesst liiy used by DR. John FfaHcss
rbnrshtil of Dubl.s In tbs treatment of sasymus
rahkssss and rhefe fssreaf ssseass Naa sloped
We have the salts Of tiese preparedness. aud ~
sa tha CON tOusD SYRUP u the HyfbFHuH-
PHITES ~ Lame, Soda. patas<s aud 5Een In eotnhi
nation. presenting . most elegant and agreeable
mode IL aminisfI ation not offensive 70 The most
ME4DE BAKER pharu Aseafists.
lsa. N. w. corner "a Main aud 10th -
nh 10 dlstrwa nishnaaakt, Va.
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To THE VoTERs or THE CRY or RICH
soSpI am candidate for reelection to the effce
Of CITY GRAIN MEAsUkEE and respectfully 90
iicit your votes at the ensuing charter election.
NIL 2.s--dtde* JAMES d GIDB.s.
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

A63~ To rms VoTEHs or THE CIFY or
RICHMOND --faILow CffIgRNs:--I am before ron a.
acandidate for reelection to the Office OF Cf.Hkk
of the Circuit Court 81 the City OF Richmond, IN
which you were kind enough 20 place me Esarly
the best of my ability endeavored 70 per orm con-
sceRh',9usy h ,7 ana inparsiairIyi cr nop,Nsos
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HIaH CoNsrsBLE Ell resnectfullv an
bounce myself az candidate for reelection 10 tbs
Office Of HIGH GuN NsTARLE ~
nah l8-t9e II RUTTEp
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BaARp OF ENGiNEERs.--A speeiai board Of eng
neefs of The Army. composed OF MAor Henry
Brewertop.. Brever Major j. q. Barnard and Cap
tain G. W. Cuilunl, will assemble in the city Of
New York as soon practicable. for the purpose
of planning a fortficaton TO be built Oh the point
Sandy Hook, New Jersey, for the protection Of the
roadstead.
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The ITALIAN CoSsPIRAToRs.-The correspondent
OF the London Herald writes:
''0rsini, pierri. De Kudio and Gomez, on return
ing 10 their prison after the trial, appeared to
retain all their usual caimness, but at the moment
when the strait jacket being put on them,
pierri gave way TO the most violent rage. venting
his passion particularly against orsni. 4 wish he
said that 0rsni had dozen heads, and that they
were all to be cut of, in order that he might suit
fer the longer DE Rudio is very much cast
down; he sees the scaffold standing before him,
aud he declares that in hs sleeps he feels if the
iron we're touching his neck.
ssOrsini preserves a composed attitude, and
mostly remains silent rierri. it is sad expect
ed to come out OF the affair safe and sound, and
deeply had that hope taken possession of his
mind for several days before all his thought had
been concentrated on what had become of his um
breila lie had even written several letters on the
subject, requesting that it might be sought for
snd be ready for him when he should be released
from prison.
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rea To THE yorrn. or THE c,,v .,

HeSAs AZ THE VOTERS OF The CIfY or
RIcHMoSD.-The present incumbent, Mr. Hnndlcy
1eciinIng re-tl-ction fr the Office of ofC0MMlH6ION-
Err OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward Il here
oy announce myself candidate for the said once.
nd respectfully solicit yonr votes. and pledge my
elf to the faithful discharge Of the duties Of tks
office, should 1t be yonr pleasure 20 elect me. A
mh 2-2m PRESTON N QlfA RLne
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A New TERRIfoRf.--A resolution was introduced
into the Wisconsin Legislature last Tuesday,
proposing to ceie back to the general government
all that part of the State lying north of the third
correction line. provided Michigan will cede back
that part of her State north and west Of Lake
Michigan, for the purpose of forming new ter
rit0ry.
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No GfsEcuRE--It is said that t.every policeman
In London. England, walks about twenty miles par
day, besides attending the police Office
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Nsa nn- IonnB. WAIrnALI. fHommo
sSSqa PEcrrRE THE SHADOW ERE THE

pAhst offers his professional services to the cit
"a of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re-
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from stn
10 l-l2ns
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N.Y. To THE yorgRs or TIM G,

1&S 10 THE VOTERS OF THE CITY %
heHAoND Il respectfully announce myself can.
didate for COMMISSIONER OF THE kEvENUk. q
tor Monroe Ward, the present incumbent declining
II election JESSE WHERhY :"
NH Ig--tdeF 81 E - 49,, 80 sls'a'ssss
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- An again q candidate for re-elec-
son 20 the oiiics Of MAYOR OF this city. -
'sh 8s-tao JOSEfH MAyD
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CITY SERGEANT.

s@- CRY SrRaEANT.--I respectfully
announce myself candidate for reelection to the
Office OF CITY SERGEANT.
NH l6-td THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
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PRINCE AhFssD's NoyAaE ROUND THE WoRLp-it
Is expected that the Queen and Prince Consort.
during their residence at Osborne. will visit the
Euryalus, Captain Tarleton, C. b., in which fne
ship Prince Alfred is shortly to embark on yoy-
aye round the world.
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0- To THE VoTERs or THE CirY OF
RlcHMoND.-I am candidate for the offics Of CLHRK
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the City Of hichmoBa.
and respectfully solicit your support. !.
NH ia-ts JAMES ELLETF p
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III 2-sde MILLS b. GOODWIN.


R1cHMosD-After advising with my ffiepds and
ttne rsqn.s OF some OF them, announce myself :
fIE kEyENUEin Monroe Ward. (inwhieh hsva
resided Tor tweAy years. in the place Vi Mr. Humid
'ey. VINO will not e again candidate, at the elsc~
on to be held on the 9th day of May next. have
served you rs police officer Tor the last seven ears
sbove Office. w III TYI.aH
fe
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SUDDEN DEAqa.--Mr. Christian Middlekauf.
wealthy farmer of Washington county, Md, aged
about sixty years. died very suddenly the l9sli
inst The Boonsboro' Odd Fellow says he was as
well as usual in the morning. and had just retarn
ed from feeding his fowls to the house, when, az
ter sitting few minutes, he fell from his chair
and expired.
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Of the city of Rchmobd: respectfully announce
Ia yself candidate for the above eiice s#z
NH ls-tdeF EDWIN sDkWG. "a
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RAILROAD Accipssr.--lass Tuesday evening, a
freight train on the Lake Shore Railroad, ran Of
the track between Conaedat and Ashtabula, Ohio.
in consequences Of q broken raii. The engine and
eight ears were thrown from the track aud much
damaged A droser, named Peck, had his leg
broken, and another was much bruised.
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HIGH C0NsrApIr

-. = q IA sNs OF hICHMoND Il here-
tie na :, yssl az candidate for election Ia
p.,c tie oInce OF HUN CUNSrABLE Of tha rits ~
Richmond and respectfully solicit yanr sntas o'
"h is-tne WM L MONTAf;UF
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D<A.. NorIoE. by the solicitation or
my numerous friends and fellaw- sitizens declare
my self candidate tor the Office of 0kAIN MIA
the duties OF the said Office shall be faithfully per
formed. 8 M Ra a.t&ee ss
NH i3--lms b. F.LIP6COMB.
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fellow-ctizens, | respectfully announce myself d
candidate for the Office of COM MMiSSI0NERl IN TIM
self to discharge faithfully tho duties of the Once
elected. mhl6-Ims JOHN Y. STAGE. s
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In obedience to the wishes Of a nnmhar
q my personal frisrds, announce myss,f !, 60,
asas Tor the office of Huh CONSTABLE. '"
respectfully, WM DFaN
81 tw4
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The SPEAKER resumed the chair at ~ o'clock.
Senate BtH RtSssd.-A bill from the Senate. in
cooperating the Alasons;own and Indepe ndenee
Turnpike Company. in the county of Preston, was
taken up and passed. A Senate bill to incorporate
the seaboard Bank OF Virginia, at Portsmouth was
taken up. Mr. MALLORY offered several amend
merts, were adopted Mr. RuTHERFooRD offered
the following amendment: every stoekholder in
the said Bank shall be liable ratably, out Of his
private estate, for the circnlatons and debts of the
said Bank TO the amount of stock owned by him.
upon failure of the said Bank to redeem it's notes
and pay Its debts" On this, the yeas and nays
were called. The vote resuited-yeas %, nays IL
The question was then taken on the passage of the
bill as amended. and was decided in tue affirma-
tive-yeas Sc, nays %.
On motion, the House adjourned at 10 o'clock.
wsnsEsDlY, March u.
The House met at 10 o'clock, pursuant to ad-
jeurnment.
ssaate BtHs Pussed.-Changing the place of hold.
ing elections ia the third district of Preston
ty TO incorporate the pinnakinnick Mining Com
pany in the county of Harrison; Incorporating the
Sons of Temperance, in the town of RowlesbHrg,
in the county of Preston; establishing separate
election precinct in tho eauaty of wetzei: amend
ing an act changing the time OF hoiiing tho CIR
cult Courts of the 2lsf Circuit.
Coal Ricsr Ndrgdtsca.--The House bill increa-
sing the capital stock OF the Coal River Navigation
company, and authorizing subscription thereto
on the part OF the Commonwealth, was then taken
up. aud It's passage was alyota'e by dessrs. gs,
ARD aud FifzaBGa. The question was then pat,
and determined ia The negatiye-ayes 81. NAYS %.
Mr.. WaRn, who voted iu the negative with that
view, moved Reconsideration of the vote, which
motion was agreed 10, and the bill. laid upon the
table.
Risaaaa Ntatgatioa "a House bill to authorizes
the Board of Public Works to sabscribe TO the
capital stock of the Rivanna Navigation Company
20 thu amount Of SO, ,0o0 In the form OF seven per
cent preferred stock, was taken mp. and after
brief appeal In its behalf by Mr.. MA0RUDER, was
rejectsd--yeas -. nays %.
On motion OF Dir. DEIsRsITTE, the vote Was re-
considered, and the bin laid upen tha table.
lTryisast ffafra Rtfiisam-A Iionsa bill 10.
creasing the capital stock Of the Firgiaiastsntra!
Railroad compsny, 10 the amount Of 500, ,oov, aud