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q WATCHES. JEWELRY.
~0 GEO. j. SUMNER, @
R No % PEARL STREET, N
RICHMOND, VA. -
- CHINA, GLASS ANDEARTB EN- WARE.
Il II II L G. SO

Is now receiving his usual large supply of French
aud English CHINA; EARTHENWARE of the
latest patterns and shapes mostly Of his own Inn
portatior; Pain. Pressed aud Gut GLASSWARE, Of
every description; LOOKING GLASSES; Plated,
Britannia and Japan Goods, and House Furnishing
tios DIS generally his stock will be found as e3tesi-
siye aud well assorted ~ any house In this couutry
can exhibit. which is offered at prices guaranteed to
be as lg,o as any reonldrrspackiag hoasei THIS eo,ss-
tYy aeaH name on the usual credit for prompt pay
mont, or a liberal discount for. cash
He S3llcits an examination OF his stock by Mer-
chants, Hotel Keepers. Springs proprietors and
HSnsekeepers. before making their purchases
and shipped promptly nh T-sm
SPARKLING CATAWBA WINE-I0
~ Gases gsnuine sparkling CArAWRA MINI =.
consignment and for sale low. ~
mhl-s gB goaE.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK

CLATE AND METALLIC ROOFING
~ JOHN G.. MCMILLAN & co, having had an *
perierce of over twenty years in Scotian l. and
eight years in this country and Central amer lea.
practical SKATERS and METALLIC ROOF KS, OF
Ter their services 10 the citizens OF Richmond and
adjacent cities and country.
When desired. will use the celebrated BUCK
INGHAM SLATE, which is equal, if not superior,
to any Slate now III use 1t retains its original
color and il has been proven that 10 will last double
as long as bricks in building; and the price has
been so reduced. that We now enabled to com.
Pete with either shingles tin
Give Us a call. and we will demonstrate what we
say. But facts are chiles that Wilma ding and
dowua be disputed"
Any kind Of EAVES and C0ENICES can be made
by us.
Satisfactory references will be given when desired
Office on Main street, between Sth and 9th, next
to mr j W Davies Marble Yard
Old Roofs REPAIRED and warranted.
NH ms
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yKTATT's CUFF BRACED PLOWS.-

WAITS CUFF BRACED PLOWS.-
w C0-PARTNERSHIP.-We have associated
ourselves in business, under the firm of GEO WATT
4 co, and will continue to make and sell George
Watts Patent Plows, namely: Cuff Brace with
ent sizes with both wrought and cast points, an
will keep on hand all the castings belonging te
them.
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoil
Pows, Jumping Coslters, Cultvators Corn or Tobac.
co Weoders, ian invention or Geo Watt's) Road
make.l Straw Cutters. Grain Cradles, &c. Nearly
all of these implements are made in our own facto
ry. of the best material, and warranted to give sa
tsfcction or be returned.
We solicit call from the agricultural comm unity
assuring them that our best efforts will be used
give them superior articles.
GEO WATT,
HUGH A Watt
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GOODS Al PRIME COST -Having
~ determined TO discontinue tho business of La
at cost or less The stock c)rsiss of a large and
varied assortment of FURN TURE, such as Sofas.
Tete-a-retes. Lounges Cha rs OF all descriptions
Cabinets. Wash Stands. ia bles, Bedsteads. Mat
trasses Cribs. Cradles. &C. 81. &c. Persons IN want
of the above articles, saving of IS per cent be
obtained by calling at No "A Main 81.
la 26-ts u @ LARUS
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s-.. - rx.sweszap RICHMOND AND
IS pETERsBURa RAILROAD.

zses un ry.se&spfEHI hiCH MUNU a n ~
~ Va 80 PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
THROUGH FREIGaTS BEfW ZEN RICHMOND
AND NORTH CAR0BINA - From the 9Th day OF
March until tia let of September next. the freight
and accommodate trains On this road will leave
Richmond and Petersburg on MONDAY. WspHEs-
DAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock, A NJ. instead Of
O'Clock, as before.
Arrangements have been made by this Company.
for the prompt emo pnnctusl forwarding and dely'
err of all Produce, Goods other articles ofTeisht.
designed for transpo ~tation either way between
Richmund and points between Petersburg and IA
leigh. Ridgway, Greensboro, Salisbury, and Char
iatte, North Car lima. at low rates. without az
charge for for wariing, storage. &c All such srti
Gees sent TO Richmond. should ba consigned and
plainly married. To the care OF the Freight Agent OF
th- Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, at Peters
burg" by whom they will b. promptly forwarded.
As 10 the rates of tols on the Roads south OF Pc
tersburg which they require 10 be prepaid, as lar
as Raleigh. inior may be ha st the Depot
OF this Company at Richmond
IL WYNNE Sup't
Office p X r COL
March 7. lS59. ! NH ITS
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SPECIALIZING IN porAToEs.-Last fall large guam.
titles of potatoes shipped from Cinc matt to
New Orleans, where it was supposed very high
prices would be realized. The SPECTATORS, how
ever, wers sadly mistaken, as many of them were
compelled to sell at IS cens per Dbl, jast ABOUT
enough to pay expenses. while others are now
shipping them back, as appears from the following
from the Cincinnati Price Current
Last Saturday the steam Lsniis and Baird
arrived at this port from New 0riesus. and the
former had on board 642 bbls. potatoes. and the
other 1S5 bbIs. all shipped from New Orleans &c
this place, to fud market. The potatoes having
spent tho winter in the sunny South. are sent
back TO the North to give them little Of their
native air. we suppose. About 1900 bbis moro
are on their way from thence to this market, we
understand.
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RALfINoRY, March 23-FIour dali sni nnchan seu
Wheat Dire spins white 81 TeIqis0. Com deeithe'
Ic; white 73Gl7ss, yellow S{gsic 81, ,o,o
New foAK March 2s--Cctson firm saics OF toue
bales Flour frul--scuthetn S. O." - Hnea,
heavy. Corn unchanged. Tarpehtne 3ite''' hosih
And Rice unchanged,
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80 NJ 2sasAtz9 TRAIN.-CHAN6E OF
HOURs.-0D and after NoYBMBES lsT, the Accom-
dalton Train of this Company, will run daily lSun-
days excepted.) between Milford aud Richmond:
leaving Milford a. 10 A. III, and arrive in Rich
Ilond at IS A. NJ. Returning, will leave Rich
mond at o'clock p. NJ, and reach Milford at s ~
2. NJ, stopping Tor passengers at any point each
way.
FARE.-The same as on the Mail Trains.
SAML RUTH,
Superintendent Trains.
OYFrCr R. r. q P. r. R. coMPANY,l
Richmond Oct 2ist. ISIS. 1 &C u
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
"a SH0VELS, T0NGS and P0KERS-I have foi
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces
handsom and plain sets OF Shovels, Tongs and
pokers seven different sizes of coal Scuttles cndeI
Shovels. fire Shoves; handsome Stands for Shoveie
and Pokers; Blower Stands Brass and Iron Eoosmans
sre Brick fire Slabs and Jams sets of Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, Of
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others in
want of any of the above articles can be supplied
the lowest Northern prices. L am manufactures
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de
scription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUEACTORY, No. %,
Main street. between Sth and 9Th streets, West side
Richmond, Va.
ar l6-dly q, ID DENOON.
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TEE GROWING WHEAT CsoP.-The Civcinnsti
Price Current says:

Price Current says:
During February, croaking was carried on pret-
t. extensively regarding the wheat crop; in some
sections it was reported "drowned" ont and in
others frozen ont; and speculation in -four was
stimulated by those reportsto no iDconsidersbe ex
tent It is rarely that wheat is winter killed, and
IL seems strange that farmers should dread that
which experience sho VS. but seldom takes place -
From the time wheat "shoots" until it is cut and
saved from the action OF the weather, is that in
which it is in greatest Danger, and in which the
wheat crop is inj ured, destroyed, almost, when
ever such is the case. The advices We have from
the various sections of the country, leave no doubt
il our minds that large quantity OF wheat has
been sown aud that it looks well; aud in point of
growth, 10 q month earlier than il WAS at this
season the last three years From present appear
auoe, dry, cool May, will be absolutely necessary
t. mature tho crop properly, and with favorable
weather during that month and June, large
wheat crop may be expected.
QoIsTIra TIE PuNJAUB.-Ths history of the se-
poy mutiny is probably yet to be written, as new
mltcri,ts ire constantly accumulating. Thus We
have heard much about the remarkable quiet IN
the Pupjaub provinces, while all the rest OF
northwest India was IN q state of revolt. Bat the
following official returns, which find in our
last English papers, give some striking hints AS
to the methods by which this quiet was secured,
viz:
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December 22d. 1853.

SHOT We have now on hand a full
~ assortment of Shot, from the Wythe Lead
Mines. Those who have been waiting for supnIies
will please send in their orders.
NH "a OR ENSHAW IN
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WENDJINGEE

0A C.. NENDLINGEk,
ia MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ma No l46 Main street,
-iE. Has inst received a beautiful and we'll 80
Iac,et assortment of SPKIn4 GOODS, which he
is prepared to make up in the most fashionable
sty and at moderate prices
LiNGER, where he would be glad to see his friends
S-Ipl
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IA PERLE AND RUBIS CHAM.

A@fA0NEs Tho undersigned have been aproint.
~ sole agents for the United states Canada for
- -. uokka Co. 1T ChAlous sur Narne Erauce
NJ p5sssn. Their Wnss e The public nader two
frlity taste - s~N1sssse As's. sAA
Al, Inc "kUhIS" e . iine Cal snst ChAmpagus, OF .
anais Msde from arspss Of the choicest sssctions.
fsf saas - whoiessIs Ia hichmond only 81
-. DVOkHi 90,
uA-s n Main -,
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NDIES. UITS, &C.
" The subscriber wond most respectfully inform
country merchants he is still manu- featuring he
has been for II years past CANDIES of the best re-
fined sugars. which he warrants to be equal TO any
manufactured here elsewhere He has. also the
usual variety of FRUITS, NUTS. PRESERVES,
PICKLES, GIG AIR, and fine assortment of FAN
CY GOODS all of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms. whole sale or retail.
JAMES MOORE,
NH l7-lm Opposite st. Charles otel.
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gD
'lRt3INlA AM
General bupefsuteuueeus..
Lynchburg. March 4th. 1889. me t-sM
EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AZ, Az

COMPOUND for the rapid cure 81 All Al hsy aas
Bladder Complaints. Ths Concsntfatsa ven ord
tor an Diseases or Complaints ID the Biaddsr ~
nsys. Dropsy Gravel elects. teaeorrhesa 60 49,
Urinary CuinplaiHts Distractions. and ~ ~
CONSTITUTIONAL origin. on from any other san'' "
long or short duration "a Msrs
IL IL prepared by Chemist. esntsinse y. - rst
only the beat but The cheapest 6nce9 49,,
this world persons who have saferSa 9r 49, ~ ~
could scarcely walk. have been esssso " S-1A w.
large Bessiss. 81; email Het.lss = csnss. s nIes
xfSHEK 4 WlNsTlN. and ~ nusksss - Il Viz
maad. Petersburg. Norfall ss@'4 ~ as.-ssa
xiniA.
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As~ MsEEE r.

WOOD, EDDY 3 CO, Managers, Successors to
s SWAN d co.
The following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD,
EDDY & CO.. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lot
terry in each Of their Single Number Lotteries for
February, 1859. at AUGUSTA, Co., in public, under
tho superintendence Of Commissioners:
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 8, 1859,
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February IL, 1859.
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 10, 1853
CLASS draws on SATURDAY, February %. 1859.
ON THE PLAN OF&iNGLE NUMBERS
00G0 TICKETSi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZESl
Nearly P1ze TO every Nine 7scketsl
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ordef1 tcr Of Csrticates = be directed Il
w w99p' EbRY Z Go. Atlanta, Ca.

- list Of the Numbers thss are drawn nom thu
with the amount of the prize that each orc 4
emitted To- VIII be Published after every dravinrin
me loiiowing papers; The Augusta (Ga.) Consti.
nuonsi,st New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
savannah Daily News. Richmond DISPATCH
rauldlng (Miss Clarion. ana Little Rock JArkj
rrue Denaoeraf "a "a
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TIL h DISpATC h.
oATURRAY MORNINa.,,......... MARCH 80. 1852
-
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

CHARLESTON. March 70 Cotton -saies to-day aS"
bales; the market closing hrm.
eAvANNAn, March 81 -Cetton-'here IL better
feNlng Ia the market ard the sales amoun' TO SSoe
bales.
AueUaFA. March 20 .-Cotton-sahes for the past
three dAys 500 hates. The market ctosed with q
krge speculative enquiry.
Moslrx. March rs The news by ahs Nova So,iAn
carsed an al sance Ia the Cotton market; sales to
slsy 500 bales at an advance ef q closing At h'sd
IL FOR misdttngs.
NEW OxIsANs, March q The foreign advices by
the Nova scotian, caused greater hrmness IN the
cottoa market, the market ciosiDg hrmsr, " thcut
change in quotations; midd!ipgs are quoted a. lss
1oit.a freirhts TO Liverpool are quoted "a ~
asIIs on New York, at sixty days. its&Ql9t; sight
bills par to y disc ount. Flour aalei AZ ss. Corn
frm a. CSC.
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DuTAfOEA.--We call the attention o
lovers OF good frlsh Potatoes 10 q large lot lust
arrived By sch sonsr Rough and Ready As.to quail.
rtor; AUSTIN . 01NTAf Com Merchants,
nh 70 MARKET ptaoe. FrAp Kiln "a.
No. PERUVIAN u UANO--(l onstant-
" % has1 aai or ssle ~
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I UMBES The subscriber begs leave
~ to inform his friends aud the public generally,
that he has located LUMBER YARD on the cor
ner of 18th and Cary streets and intends keeping
general assortment OF both TOBACCO BOX
BOARDS and VIRGINIA LUMBER for building
purposes. and respectfully soiciis share of pub
lie patronage.
NH Him JAMES Z QUINN.
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Wa q. M Aasts. HESRs w. smith.
TAsElE Il SMITH
Nl COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
poR TIE SALE OF ,,,,1,
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED ToBAtCo.
u,h,m I"oNi new YORK.
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" 10 half
10 quarter
10 eighth

IN UGO1ElSd TICKETS Oh CxRfIYIIAf10.
Enclose the money 20 oar address Tor the Tick ets
ordered. on receipt Of which they wild be forwarded
any figure they may designate a.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be SAINT
topurchasersimmediatel after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their sienaturas
plain. and give their Post Office County and STATE
A- Remember that every Prize In drawn and n.x
able In full without deduction ~ RsJ
e. All prizes of 81 600 and under maid ,n,ue,. t.
" after the drawing Other prizes ct the usual fSas
81 thirty days. %i"'s
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENCE. w,o
prefer not sending money by mail can nss WI"
THE ADAMS GHPRESS COMPANY
whereby money for Tickets. In sums OF Ten o,srs
and upwards, can be sent US o'"'
AT QUIZ RISE AND EXPENSE
from any city or town where they have an ofica
ERNMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVHt-
9pE or the Express Company cannot receive
All communications strictly conf;a.us.,
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GOAL OIL.-The undersigned, agent
~ for the KENTUCKY COAL OIL COMPANY,
receiving regulsr supplies of this ceebrs-
ted Oil and prepared TO fill orders with prompt
ness at the lows est market rates.
POULTNEY & MOALE,
nah lS-lm "A Lombard st, Baltimore.
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SHEET IRoNi
GILLIAm a DUNLOP,

No l2l Sycamore Street,
PETERSBURG, VA,
Importers and Dealers in Iron, &c.
Invite the attention Of railroads, merchants and
manufacturers. to their well assorted stock, com
,,Ising-
English and Refined, best brands
Sweedes and American Hammered IRAN
Round Square and Fiat Bars all sizes,
Wide Plough Iron, 6 20 IL inches. IRON
Band, Hoop and scroll, all sizes
Oval. Round. aud all kinds of Car IRON.
riage,
Cast, Shear. English and American Blister. Ger.
u, man: Spring, and Round Machine STEEi,
TIN PLATES, BAR and PIG LEAD and TIN
fe l6-3m
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= DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND

ns TWO LARGE ROOMS FOR RENT,
~ And possession given at once two large roSis
tie "a and i atories over the Hook an sS .
cnmnanv a. 10Th afr aet. between Main anu CAY
They are about 22by 90 feet They are very desifa-
Bile looms aud 10 the business part OF the c,sSs ny
ply to JAS M In IN Gnadin,s I;aIl.
NH 25-5T ooaoiA $3.50
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STEAM SAW MILL-LUMBER SAW
~ ED TO 0RDER.-The subscriber HAVING The
entire control Of one of the best STEAM UIkCU.
LAX SAW MILLS in the State. located in Virgin
Pine Forest, near navigation will contract 10 tIr-
nish az short notice; in good order and on
pie terms, Building and Railroad Timber sawed all
szes and dimensions. and respectfully solicts or.
Gers Tor this description Of Lumber
~, TRUMAN A PARKER
wholesale and retail dealer In Lumber. Mahogany
Jas and Shingles of cyerv de.cri, ron
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M the Ist OF Apr the house on the west side OF TO-
yernor street, now curied by Mr.; +. H. CowIng:
and adjoining the corner house 10 the occupanCy u
Messrs Doggett & Anderson. Apply to samuel Z.
Mitchell, and Andrew Johnston, Executors OF nn
all + Ilu Io~So
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SHUCkUE MILL.
~ RICHMOND Gp0uNn rI srrR

~
~ RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
The subscriber has completed his new mill foI
grinding Plaster located on the Dock. at the mouth
ehinery. sufficient to supply any demand for the
present. or that may arise in many years TO come
he Is now prepared 70 supply orders for PURk
dkoUND PLASTER. pulverized 70 q degree that
cannot be surpassed, from heavy stock Of supario
Nova Scotia Lump. procured with the greatest care
with full knowledge that great deal of Lumr
Plaster is entirely worthless TO the tarmer,) aa.
aatters himself that his long experience In this bn
Hness with the close attention and study given IL
will enable him to supply tho demand from this and
adjoining States with this valuable fertilizer In il
purest and richest state aud at satisfactory prices
dshed reputation of his brand for rURIrY AND RIca.
NEss. he respectfully solicits orders.
JOHN III CLAIBORNE
no f9-tl0tA No afr
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
JUST PUJBLISHED.
r II "a =. !,
AND THE W.4R or 1850.

- b ~ Z
Giving q history 5.ofi tile causes 81 tho war.
with Biographical sketches ana finely cngrta-
we'd Portraits Of its Heroes together with the
official accounts Of the battles 81 Montebello,
Palestro, Magenta; etc, etc, and Maps of
Italy, Austria, and All the adjacent Countries,
by Il. S.s 81. us .5 5s 5&
MADAME JULIE DE MARGUERTrr1T,Il,s 5E
With an Introduction by Dr. r.. SHELTON
MACKENZIE, handsomely bound in in one vol
ume, limo CLOTH 81. PRICE 81 25
q And published BY G. G, EVANS, s459 Chestnut
ST., Philada. q - $, HI;
u. ITALY AND THE war Or 1859. This
handsome volume, written by Madame Julie
de Marguerittes, and suitably illustrated with
Maps and Portraits has just been published By
G. G. Evans the original Gift Book Publisher)
of Philadelphia, at the low price Of 81 5 and
is as well timed as it is well executed. The
design is to show. Italy in her PAST and Pms
ENT, SO that the reader may understand on
what grounds she bases her expectancy Of =
glorious Future, with this view the author.
who has travelled largely through Europe, and
has resided for q considerable period in Milan,
with visits to the other great cities Of Italy.
describes places with which she is acquainted.
and personages whom she intimately knew
The statistics of the various States now enga-
ged In hostlllties, are given, with biographical
sketches of the Sovereigus generally; and
Statesmen, whom the war has thrown into
prominency A great deal of personal anec-
dote is introduced, which very much adds to
the spirit and acceptability Of the work The
causes Of the war are fairly and fully devel-
oped, and there is appended an authentic nc
count Of the war itself up to the present time,
Including the Official reports of the various
battles, and the chilyalrous exploits Of General
Garribaldi, the gallant Guerrilla leader.
/ We notice that in an introduction to the
work, Dr.. r. Shelton Mackenzie, Literary and
Foreign Editor Of ssThe Press (Philadeiphia}
very warmly eulogizcs its designs and execu.
ton. 1; - ''5.12' r-,@5. S.Sfs}s .ES $@55t
A copy Of the Book, and handsome PRES
emit, viii be sent by mail, postpaid, upon re-
ceipt Of $1.25, for the book, and ri cent? for
postage. >..,g ..@.. . <'hS r >%as.
anew Classified Catalogue Of Books and
Gifts, with inducements to Agents, will be sent
free, on application. :: Address Il
sssss4 !. --z-.s .# sssf.s.s= G. G. EVANS, ~
| 4S9 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
A Stray Methodist Preacher!

Mr.. I. S. Holland, Of Pembroke, Chris
tan county, Kentucky, offers q reward Of
$3.50 for the capture and return to him
Of Thomas Whitlock, Methodist preacher
heavyweight years old, and Weighing one
hundred and eighty pounds. If caught
in a free State, the reward will be $780,
Thomas, it appears, has thought best to
change his relation ffrcm the local to the
itineraat ranks, and in all prooaa sAility with
out "oficial" authority. Heis now evil
IDENTIFY in the traveling connection. NVheth-
CT he will continue in his present "rela-
tion,' or go back into the local ranks, will
depend very much on circumstances
lie weighs l8O,pounds, and is % years old!
His advertisement does not say whether
he is long orsshort, black OF white, or a
compromise, only he weighs 1870 pounds
and is % years cid! Has any body seen
. stray Methodist preacher Of the Aforesaid
age aud Weight in this region? We hope
our "church officers will do their duty in
this matter, and see to it, if possible, that
Thomas is taken back to his right1ul pro-
prietor,I (. S.: Holland Of Pembroke, Chris
han county, Kentucky. + is bad enough
for private members, class leaders, &C., to
abscond from their lawful owuers, how
much more atrocious IS it for preachers to
be guilty Of this great witkedness Ibid.