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Col. Auet1sf.

KhE gallant and accomplished officer 10
no" NJ the head Of his regiment, and we ven.
s1ss " ssy that no volunteer regiment in he
sesasry has more competent aad chiyalric
.s. nos eas whose personal qualities will
Hsp'ss his mea With more enthusiasm.
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CAsUALTY.-The Chambers (Ala.) Tribune
states that 5. A. Dowdell, of that county, had
his gin house and eighteen bales Of cotton con-
sumed by fire on Thursday morning last
Two little negroes who were in the lint room
at the time, and where the fire originated. also
persisted i'll the flames
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THE INvAsIoN.-There were three soldiers
of 1912 among the volunteers who left Peters
burg, Sunday, for Charlestown. The depar-
ture of the troops from Portsmouth, Sunday
morning, was attended with the widest en-
thusasm, and, the Transcript says, express
sions were loud in preference for universal
death before another compromise should be
made with the North The Wheeling Intel
ligencer says that John Brown, .Tr., came mp
to Parkers burg, with the intention of going TO
see his father az Charlestown. The same pa
per contains the following paragraph
We learn that certain suspicious looking
boxes consigned TO the vicinity of HdrperS
Ferry have been detained at BPnwood Sta
ton, supposed TO contain blunderbusses for
rescue and insurrectionary purposes. Pre-
vious TO the Harpcr'S Ferry outbreak, aud
since, a number of coliius, supposed now to
have contained arms, passed over the road
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P1s$ENGERs per Steamship JAMESTOWN Sk.N-
SER, Master. from New York q. F. Roech and
lady; I. Howard, Henry ChspIn, jr.. Mrs, A NJ
1sS lnr and two children. OTTO Johns F. B Wider.
Miss Pan'on, Miss Nee. Mss Halsey, Mss Lee
llnd Rev. K J. Graves, = Loved b Talbote. Mrs.
Andrews and child Mrs. nelsynel. Mrs Henry j.
c. Iohnsou, a, Cook, Mrs j. hason. 5 Ii. Bell Mrs.
Rchat dson. MISS Luln, $. r. Carroll lady and
child. B Constable, Mrs Corle. Miss Wv att Jas.
Mcdonald. 2. 9. Johnston james J Cole. John
Q.Neal; Thos March. Cyrus White. Jno. Wrlght
Richard Duncan. John Frank, +. Gerrison, John
McKenner ThoS. A Hull, Wrl. Doyle. seven sea-
men for ship''I Baker" and ihir,y FIVE eerase.
Alsn, from Portsmouth:-H Watkins NJ 5: Chs.
Howard. Thos. Dee. K. s. Nelson. Thomas J. Cor
prev. John Perry r. l., Barraud, Max. Herbert,
Oliver jackson and lady.
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ROAD is now opened to PocOtaiigo, about fifty
five miles from Charleston. The cars made
their first trip 10 that point Thursday last.
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MARHIE;u.

On Thursday, oath inst. ut Chestnut Row. Amelia
county. Va the reside nee Of the brides father by
the Rev. N. D. Hoge, u. D., SAMUEL. U. HICKS,
of Richmond Va'.to Miss LAURA NJ, daughter
Ut DIR. Jos. B. Anderson.
Ma North Carolina papers please copy.
On Thursday morning, the cath inst. in the ID
Pre.hsterIsn Church. by the Rev. DR.. Hoze. DR..
IAMESC WATSON, OF AIbemare county t. Miss
VIRGINIA b., daughter of WIN. F. Butler, ESQ,
OF this city.
On SUNDAY; the 9th Of November, BY the Rev.
CATHERINE ANGLE. all OF this city.
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The Lord High Admiral.

The Boston AdreYtiser characteriZes as an
eloquent phrase the sacrilegious rhodomon-
tade of WENDELL PHILLIPS, pronouncing
Virginia to be a pirate ship, and JOHN BROWN
TO be a man who sails the sea Lord High
Admiral Of the Almighty, with letters OF
marque and reprisal against every pirate that
he meets on Gods ocean OF the nineteenth
century"
1t is strange, if JOHN BROWN bears this high
commission from the Almighty, that the first
pirate he met on the ocean. sunk his ship At
one broadside, and swung the Lord High Ad-
miral to the yard-arm.
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A mob of sixty women attacked and de-
s,royed the liquor store of MI Bodies, at Will
liams burg, Ohio, a few days ago.
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- A CARD.-Aow ne to call the attention Of
the lubic to the lecture to be delivered at the Me
chanIcs Institute, this evening. The lecturer
Rev. T. q. JONES. OF Norfolk. is Justly regarded as
one of the abast and most eloquent ren OF the
denomination To which he belongs.
The subject VIZ: The True Woman" is such as
WILL commend itself to all who Interested IN
that 'stOrinRS tBS!itVttOH " The proceeds of the
seizure will he given to an object purely henevo-
lent: | .hespcak therefore, for The gentleman,
ull house. tSUS
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ia CoUGHs The great and sudden changes of
our climate are fruitful sources of Pulmonary and
Bronchial GfgcttOhS. Experience having proved
That simple remedies often act speedily and Ger
talniy when taken IN the earls stage of the dis
ease, recourse should AT once be had to 'BrOtcH 5
b'9hShtet trQehsS' or L3zenses' let The CouE h
TINS orecautIun more serious attack may he effec-
tuay waTded off. 10 2q--d3tr Th&SGWlt
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Steamship jamestown. Skinner, y. ! e, mdze. ana
| passengers Iudlam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, keene, Baltimore, ndZe, ana
| passengers. ID 4 w. CurTle.
| schr Middleton, Simple, Boston, mdze.' u. *
| w. Curre. -,
| schr Armada Knowles, Albany, lumber, E. E.
| Dudley. g n
| schr Revenue. Candy, Philadelphia, COAL s. T.
| Halves Son. 49,
Schr, Sarah f. Jones, Jones, Philadelphia, coal
s p. Halves & Son.
Schr Henry Travers, Wyatt, Baltimore, lumber,
| J. D Blair and htlock 4 Son.
Schr. Charles, Folss James River lumber, j. A
Schr. Lewis milford, Doyles, Philadelphia, coal,
Schr Lewis Chester. Summers, Philadelphia.
coal, J. l. Station,
Schr. J Cunningham, Daugherty, n Y, hay,
Schr Elizabeth and Eepor, Lane, N. Y, hay,
ScRr ]. l.. sturses, Scott, Eastern Shore, po-
tstoes, A. Millspaush.
Schr Georae w. Grce, Palmer ChIcka hominy
River. wheat. Haxall. Crenshaw & Co.
Schr Hampton. Curtis, Back River, wheat, Hax-
all. Crenshaw Co.
Schr Pauline Soper, n. y, hay. Davis Hutche
sG Sshr. VIM. T. Anderson, Bordins, Elizabeth
Port n. J.. pig iron, Asa Sny der.
Schf. Mary Johnson. Nckerson, Troy, n. Y,
iron ore. j. i. Anderson.
Schr. Jos. Norcom, Jr., Toer. Maine, lumber. s.
c. Robinson.
SAILED,
Schr. Federal Hill, WheatIy, Baltimore, -four, D
& ". Curre.
Schr. Prma Donna, Reddish, down the river,
ught.
S.hr. Francis French. Loveland down the river.
lisht.
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Pauperism and Crime in New York

According TO official reports, the number of
paupers in The city of New York relieved and
supported during the year ending December
isr, 1855, was ONE HUNDRED AND THIR-
TY THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND
Fifty, being about ONE-SEVENTH of the
population, and an increase over the preceding
years of thiriy-ssren thousand and sleren volv-
ing public expenditure Of about fire hundred
thousand dollars! The commitments for crime
during the same period numbered THIRTY.
FIVE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-TWO, which was an increase #
mole than twenty-five per cent. over the pIe-
ceding year, at an oEtlay of more than thrgs
hundred thousand dollars making the annual
cost to the tax payers of New York city, for
pauperism and crime alone, about EIGHT
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS De-
spite of this enormous expenditure, these fear
full evils remain undated. This is the ban.
auet Of freedom and virtue to which such
journals as the Tribune, Times, Courier and
others, are everlastingly inviting The people OF
the South,
In contradiction to the commonly received
impression that there is little pauperism in
New York of native growth, it is shown that
not less than thirty eight per cent of the per-
sons receiving public relief in that city con-
sists OF native born citizens, and that the ra-
ito Of such in the interior counties of the
State is much greater. There are now five
paupers in the State of New Nork TO one in
Ireland! The annual report OF the Secretary
Of State of New York to the Legislature. of
the paupers relieved in the several counties,
at the public expense, during the past year
affords basis for a comparison of the New
York pauperism with that in Great Britain
and Ireland, for the same period, of which the
following is the result
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COMMERCIALS.
..a DIarkets, Nov. IS.

- a,,hi ns new CONNIE rcially. and business
i r, d,,tl the present state of our domestic al
ts,rs sr,its Of our ctxens owing 10 the ali
ssnce Of so many on duty at Charlestown The
e ao,9 on the subject Of our right and the
tnrcement of thu lava.
There Is no chan2e IN quotations IN any brancn
Notwithstanding dolns IN old Tobacco worth
mentioning. What little is offered is OF inferior
quality, We quote iniarior Luas ~ S4a5, good
and fine S61s o. inferior Leaf SIS de1a, good
sgsrio,s s'Ii; hne Manufacturing scarce nominal
prce Sl3a2Q. No ENGLISH IN market. The re-
ceipts Of the new loose have increased. The quail
ty is very nferorthin leaf and very dirtt. Prices
FLOUR.-We quote superfne for shipment. at
S51sa6; latter quotation holders price. Extra
% rs aehe, LITTLE ATS dong. o...; - =.
very choice white Wheat s. 45. Red " heat clio
to 5 % white Sl'D to sl'4o' and Sl45 Tor extra
CORN The market is dull at last week quota
0ATS.-Stoek light. We quote 40n42c. per bus.
BAC0N.-Quote Sides ii cts; Shoulders 9 cts;
Hams a 10 cents, as IN quality Stock light and
coFFEE.-we quote Rio tx nl21c.: Laguayra
l2A, a ~ cts; Java i6 cts Mocha Is cts
Porto Rico 7Sse; LOAF. IKE; Crushed and Pow
dered l0s4 rllc.: Coffee Susar-A 10; D "a; ga
ayS kiEIs Re as IN R ssasa 2sn2,
Stearns & Co.'s Matted Rye Whiskey, new, 81;
old $3.50.
BEEF.-Last sales S225 to 81 gross. Market
well supplied.
SHEEP But few offered. gu lity Inferior
Price from S2to So per head.
HOGS -5S sold at SIS to SSl23a per hundred nett
Market full.
MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANGE
NORTHERN ExcHANGE-On New \ ork and PhIla-
delphia q q prem.
Such Of the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank OF
the Valley, as not taken by the Banks, are at
discount of u ~ cent.
The notes of the Trans Allegheny Bank are rs ts
cent. discount Bank of kanawha, no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes 1s1A "
cent discount.
The notes of the Bank of Weston and the Bank
of Manassa, is per ct. dis.
GOLD i per cent. prem. No prem. allowed for
SILVER.
Northern Markets-iBY TELEGRAPH
BALTIMORE, ov. 2S.-Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat
quiet-wbite : 29aI As; red Sl.I01l.I5. Corn firm
new white and yellow 65175c. Provisions steady
mess polk SI5Gl575; Bacon SIDES loc
NEW YORK. Nov. % Stocks weak-Va. 6's 935a
Cotton heayy-U plands Mddhng lI1s9ll14c. Flour
loc, better Southern SIS GOA SIS So, Wheat la2c.
higher-white 81 so; red S1.40. Corn buoy ant
new yellow rs &c.; white 78c. Pork heaVy-Mess
SI59i; prime @lIn Sl2 50. Turpentine 42c. Other
articles unbalanced
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pa Boci1-Neeper and Accountant
JOHN WILLIAMS offers his services to keep
sets of Books regularly and neatly, and to exam
me, write up. settle and adjust accounts
He has had n long experience in Book keeping,
and has testimonials from men of the first standing
in Richmond.
Application may be made to JOHN L. WILL
LIAAIS. at the Office of Messrs. JOHN A. LANcAs-
TER L Son. oc lS-2m
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In other words, the pauperism OF England
and Wales was in the ratio OF four and six
tenths per cent. of the whole populations; in
Scotland three and nine-tenths per cent; in
ireland, about nine.tenths of one per cent
while in the great State of New York, which
IL foremost in population, enterprise, and re-
sources, the ratio is seven and four tenths per
cent. Making, therefore. every reasonable al
lowance for hypothetical inaccuracies in the
State statistics--for the figures assumed are
less than the returns would justify-and we
are confronted with the appalling fact that
the pauperism in New York is some Ave per
cent in advance OF that of ireland; that is to
say, there are, according TO the ratios of pop.
ulation, Ave paupers in New York TO one in
that country.
Now, these are facts furnished by New Y orh
statistics. and founded on New Y~rk testlmo.
ny. Five paupers in New York to one in Ire-
land! One.seyenth Of the whole population
Of the city paupers! Thirty five thousand
criminals year! Is this the entertainment,
OF plenty, content and yirtue, You invite the
slave States tot
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MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Northern NIarkets-lBY TELEGRAPH.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIV

PORT OF RICHMOND. VA, NOV. IS, 1853.
Mgh valsr ms day l1,nssdayl 81 O'Clock.
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l- THE "HOME GUARD."-At =
-. meeting Of the, gentlemen purposlng to
form the Home Guard, held on SATURDAY. me
2sth of November. 1889. at o clock, r NJ, at the
old Armory of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
On motion of Mr. WIN. !. SHEPARD, Mr.. P. J.
ARCHER was called to the Chair, and Mr.. ANDREW
JoHSsToN appointed Secretary.
The list of names being read over, SO OF the whoie
numbsr answered to the call.
proceed Immediately 20 organize the company by
The election Of its Commissioned Officers.
Whereupnn. Capt. Samuel Y. Mitchell, at the re-
quest of the company, attended ana PRESIDED over
the election. -,
Captain. Wyndham Robertson; First Linntenant
Richard g. Morriss; Second Lieutenant !" m. l.
CAPTAIN Samuel ?. Mitchell then withdrew, and
CAPTAIN w yndham Robertson taking the char, the
company elected the non commissioned oiiicers as
follows:
Orderly Sergeant, Andrew Johnston: ID Sergeant
lanes L. Appersop: I'd Sergeant, John Booker; Attn
Ser cant. VIM. F. Butler: LIST Corporal: Sampson
tones: I'd Corporal. Francis Barnes: Sd Corporal
John D. Blair; 4th Corporal, Henry Exall.
ON motion, it was
ReSolred. That the commissioned officers. to-
80 her with the Orderly Sergeant, and Mr.. =, J.
Archer. he appointed committee to prepare and
recommend to the next meeting suitable by laws
snd regulations for the company.
On motion,
Re aired, That the company lie called the Home
Guard
On motion,
RsSo3rsd, That the proceedings be published in
the newspapar of the CITY.
And then the COMPANY adjourned To meet AGAIN
Monday, 18th Nov ember, att p. NJ, at the City
Hail.
COPY from the minutes.
no2 9-ltl AND'W JOHNSTON, Orderly Serg't
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sprcrAr NOTICES.

- =
49, ooA ~ 50 MAIN STREET.
cLoAKS of the newest styles aud finest quality
CHILDREN,
AT prices to defy competition. p,vurrr
Cloak and Mantle Depot, % Main street.
no DIT
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4 laree lot of elegant
SILKS.
MOUSELAINES,
VAL. ROBES,
POPLIN Do,
And other style Dress Goods, to be sold on at once
.THOS. II. PRICE &c co.
Hava laid ont a great variety of the above Goods,
to which they invite special attention. They are
to lie sold within the next few weeks u Some
price and their customers and the pubic are III
vited to give them early CALL as they may e1pec'
to get them at their own Prices: 4, c,o.vS =.
Just opened, an elegant lot OF Closh CLOAho' W
which attention is called. ,.:t c,..
LADIES, FURSIn great VARIETY: MINK otone
4 beautiful lot IRISH P0PLINS received to day.
lin THOS. r. PRICE co.
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pURIyC g.FrTyNG.--Tbereu will

To BTEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII
,s>SNa he public meeting of the citizens Of
Richmond 81 Mechanics lnstitute Hall, mr. WE'D
NFSDAI the Both inst at ~ O'Clock p. NJ.
In response 10 an invitation from the Board Of
Trade of this city. Mr. DANIEL II, LONDON will
address the meeting relative to the ''cofnme rcial
riculturai and Intellectual independence of Vir-
slnIa and the Sonth." Is the subject - one Of
yre4t interest to the entire CITY and State. 1t is
houed that all esueciall, the ladies' and citizens of
the State on a visit TO the CITY. will attend.
3 ". RICH RDsON} Committee
JAMES b DUPUY. Arrangements.
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NJ. Special Sotice.-We ask attention to our
splendid assortment OF
Velvet and Cloth CLOAkS.
Beautiful and cheap SILKS.
Silk ROBES, cheap.
Real Irish and French POPL1NS.
Rich VELOUR OTTOMANS.
Beautiful French DELAiNES.
Great variety medium DRESS GOODS.
Muslin and Lace SETTS-barsains.
FRENCH. Wool and Stella SHAWLS.
New and fine FURS.
LINENS and Housekeeping GOODS.
Non shrinking FLANNELS.
Domestic SHEETING and SHIRTINGS.
Kersey LfNSEYS and BLANKETS
SLEEPS GREYS and PULLED CLOTHS.
no PTS SAM'l Nj. PRICE 4 co.
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a sTONIsHING no ALL.-MApAME RIs

A sTONISHING TO ALL.-MApANF no
IA SELL. the celebrated Astrolosist. has IN,
arrived, and will remain hut short time Sb. 49,
born with natural gift to tell all the syent. ~
even your very thoue hts; will tell whether Won AZ.
married o. single, and bow many times you are to
be married; Will cause speedy marriage Sin. hs.
astonlshed thousands with her magic power E *.
gentieman admitted Mrs. EDDiss' Boarding.,
House, 18th or Governor street, between Main
anu IanAih streets no2 In
FENCING AcaDENY.-The subsor,ber b,,
Il opened his ACADEMY on the Atm floor IN the
Meehanies institute. for the ensuing winter, al.
sisted BY Mr.. y. seldom GRADY. For terms.
Apply at the Academy Open from o'clock A. M
until 10 O'clock, z. NJ, except SATURDAY nisht
no WV &. B. ESTVAN
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NeRICIIMOND, November 90, 1859 -
G~-s-s DANIEL II. ToSDoS, Esq Dea. SIR: At
recent meeting of the Directors OF the Board of
Trade, u resolution was unan' mously adopted IN
Utlns you 10 address the citizens oil Richmond. at
such time az may suit your convenience. on the
SUBJECT of the Trade of Virginia and the effect
State
As the bearer of this invitation, permit me. on
behalf of the Board of Directors, to express their
sfateldi appreciation of your PATRIOTIC purpose and
service, and to request that You Will name such
time as may be agreeable to you for the proposed
address
A committee is prepared to make the nsedful ar
rangements and to confer with you on receipt OF
your reply. With much respect; yours;
DAVID BURR:
v. ?. Richmond Board OF Trade.
RICHMOND. Nov 2sth, 1859.
SIR I'm reply to your letter OF 26th inst, name
Wednesday night as the time at which II VIII SUIT
me to obey Your invitation. 1t would he agreeable
to me to see the ladies' OF our city as well as the
manufacturers, the property holders. and, indeed,
every tax payer, present on the OCCASION.
have the honor to he the friend and fellow-cit-
zen OF you in whom have witnessed so man' evi-
dences of an emil Sbtened regard tor our commerce
Will YOU be kind enough to communicate 10 your
Board my wishes for the CONNIE rcIal, grlcuturat
and intellectual independence OF virginia and the
South, and that these subjects viii form the theme
of my address on Wednesday niThti; I ImUnoy
Dawn I. BURR. Esq. Vice President of the Rich
mond Board of Trade.
Pursuant of the foregoing invitation. there will
be public meeting of the citizens o. Richmond
EVENIN the Soth inst, at IA O'Clock.
All citizens of the State visiting the city are
earnestly invited to attend.
Ample arrangements will be made for the ae-
COMMUNICATION Of the ladies' who may honor the
meeting y 3. y. kficHARDsoN,} Committee
Jas. b. D5UPUY, Arrangements.
no20-2t
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ia. Notice-To my Friends and the Public -
| would be- leave to announce that have htteo pp
the spacious basement rooms under the store OF NJ
Harris h Bro. corner of IIIh and Main streets, as
and respectfully invite call from friends and
the pubic The Bar will be stocked with the
choicest WINES. Liz UORS and CIGARS, and no
effort viii be spared to give satisfaction to all who
ma, favor me with call
FREE SNACK served up daily at II o'clock. A.
NJ. no 22-dlm JAMES COLLINS.
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MARTIN HAssEIT is stout. heavy set Irshman,
rs 30 years of weigh from l5i to $50 pounds.
is about feet or 9inches high. with down look.
Speaks broken and SLOW but can and sometimes
does speak English well. no IA 2au6t
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-s3s-.re 4 MEETING OF TUE PEOPLE
- Of the Comfy Of HFNRICO will be hold
on MONDAY their Court d4r:l for the rurrnso ~
forming n SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION,
euxliars TO the Central Southern Ri hts Assocls
ton of VIrginia. DANIEL II. LONDON IS expected
to address the meeting. uo29-6t
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GEO. w. IL. TYLER,
u For COMMISSIONER
FOR MONROE WARD.
VOTE EARLY. no Is 81
LNOR SAIE-To remain in the city, \ DINING
IL ROOM SERVANT. of excellent chzrSo2eI.-
Appy to MAXWELL CLARKE,
no 3-lms Shockoe Sip.
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MONROE WARD.
OF THE REVENUE.
Vote for GEO. w. Ii. TYLER. no ss-s.
COWS ANDCaLyE> FOR SALE,..I have
~ several MICH COWS. with young CALVks.
for sale ID. s. nELAPLASE,
no 2S-tt Flour Inspector.