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CABINET WARE Roomsl
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all kinds Of
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BIBLES! B1BLEs!!

A IL sorts Of Bibles and Testamenfs, Pceke,
"A bles aud School Testsmenis. Tor the young
Family Bibles and large print Testamenis fol-
the aged, anil all intermediate sizes and kinds,
NAV be got n cost at the store Of Moore 1
Mcclellan, Depository Of the Oskalooea Bible
Society: as also at Mr. Reeds in Osawkee
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MOORE ( MCCLELLAN, Agents
Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co., Kansas
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Mr.. 49,. understood you
said l sold you Darrell Of cider that
had water in it g
No. no. was the reply. 4 only said
| you sold me barrel of water with a lit
lie cider in it,
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DIR. 8. A. FIsHERO,
JOHN a. HALL,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER.

OSKALOOSA, KANSAS.
TINE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
he is prepared to DC surveying on short notice,
and nj reasonable fees. Persons wishing survey.
ing done will please give me call.
July 18th, 2-3m JOHN n. HALL.
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4 v~>''--------~---~-.>~~
FUTURE DAYS.



TRUsTEE'$ SALE aF REAL ESTATE
On pUVAs sTREET.-Ry virtue of a deed
oil trust from refer 6wIDu and fs to the sutscri-
IN Richmond Hastings Court, | will proceed 70
sell az public auction upon the premises on MON
DAY. the Sd day of December. uf fair; VI not the
next fair day thsreaftey.) CONNIE ncIug at O'clock
=. A.. the real estate conveyed IN said deed al
follows One certain lot. piece or PARCEL OF land
in the city OF Aichmopd. with all the improve
ments thereon, beginning at a point distart lib
feet northeast From the west line OF ST Peters
running thence: aIong and fronting on Daval street
~ feet and nches and running back on its east
eTn line 1853 feeE9 inches and on Its western line
lt9 feet nchss to alley 10 feet wide. and front
ing on said ales ~ feet inches. The house is
now in the occupancy of said Gwinn. and contains
7g0od rooms.
TERMs-W i'll be made known on the day of sale.
GEO. TIM BERLAkE, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SoN, Aucts. noH
T'HUSTEE'S SALE OF ALOT ON THE
L EAST SIDE OF HIH sTREET,-As Trus
tee in tam deed of trust, dated the 10th day OF
March. 1860. and duly recorded. at the request OF
the holder of the note | shall proceed to- sell at
public auction. upon the premises, on SATUR-
DAY the lst dag az December. 1880 at o clock r.
NJ the propertY conveyed IN said deed, being two
Lots OF Land or the east side OF nth street. front
ing together 50 feet, and rInnIng back 100 feet to
an alley 20 feet vide.
TERM -Enoug h in cash 10 paw the expenses Of
gale and negotiable rote for SIT Is with interest
thereon from the 10Th Nj arch, 1893, TIL paid and
the remainder upon such terms as shall be agreed
upon az the sale.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Il Soy, kults. 20
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By Thomas Paunill, Anctr,
IBANK ST.. PrTERSBUBG,l
THE BULLETIN nGw sPAPER FoE

THE BULLETIN nGw sPAFER FOR
L SALE.-By virtue of deeds of tTaat tous from
DR.. " N. H. PAnson, and by request OF parties
Interested We shall proceed to sell at public anc
ton, n front of the NJ erchants' Exchange, IN Pc
tersturg. on SATURDAY. the 8th da. of Decem-
Der, 1850 at IL @ ciock NJ, the above named VAL
LIABLE NE WstAPtR, published in this city,
all it's TYPES, FREcStS, FURNITURE
and FIXTURES, and one STEAM kNGINE.--
Tire ty pes, SC, are new. The celebrity of the
BULLETIN. as a leading and lnfuen-lal political
journal. and its extensive CIRCULATION, together
with the Tact that II is the only Demoe 9atle paper
pubisie ed IN Tins CONGRESSIONAL district and with
a single otIon the only one in South Side Viz
gina, make Il one of tho most desirable newspa-
pers published in the state.
The BULIETIN mas be pu, shased privately at
any a1ne before the day of sale.
Terms Enough III cash 10 pay expenses OF
sale, and forshs balance, credit Of s, u, Is and
"a months, laterest added, for neso liable notes,
satIsiactorlf endorsed. and a deed OF trust, If
required onsthe propertV.
G q i: $ $. : s4rfRaISSSGiFELLow,{ Trustees
T,PANNILp., AucC'r. 20 81
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LIFE INSURANCE., &c
baltimore LIFE INSURANCE TO

pALTtMURE LIFE INSURANCE to.
INcoRroRATED 133l-CAPITAL 250,OO0-CHARrER
PERPETUAL.
The subscriber having taken the Agency of the
above long establs ned, safe and reliable compa
n.y. respectfully invites the attention of the pubic
to It's claims. 1t has long been patronIZed by the
larges: slave owners and judIcous business men
in this city ard surrounding county, and its deal
ngs with insurers has ever been characterized BY
promptness. fairness and courtesy. The fact that
tages that will be appreciated at this time, and
should re an indacsment for Southern men to
patToniEe it.
SLAV rs insured for one or seven years at the
lowest rates.
Those wishing further information, will please
call on the subscriber LUCIEN LEWIS,
Under Metropolitan Hall, Franklin st.
THos. POLLARD, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
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h. John w. Garlick,
NoTiCE-To THE CREDITORS OF DAN

NOTlCE-TO THE CREDITORS OF DAN
~ TEL HAG ERTY AND OF HAGERTY &
ST. K K E.-DANIEL HAGERTY having as
snmed. by contract. the payment of the debts of
the late firm OF HAGERTY Il SrARKE, a, be-
ing entitled under the same contract, to all the
assets of Inc late concern, inc uding debts due 1t,
and said Hagerty having. by deed dated the 2lst
November, 1850. recorded on the same day in the
Clerks Once OF the hustings Court for the city
of Richmond conveyed his stock of goods, and all
his property and assets of ever description, real
and personal, to the undersigned, trust, for the
benefit of his creators and the creditors of Hager
ty Starke, according To certain classes there IN
arranged and said deed providing, among
other things, that creditor shall be entitled to
any benefit ther eirom unless assents to the
terms OF the said der By signing the same within
thirty days from its date
Notice IS hereby given TO all persons indebted to
the said Hagerty, or to the said hrm to settle i'm
me diately with the undersigned, and to persons
having claims under the terms of said deed, to pre-
sent the same. And kotlce is also given that said
deed will remain the Clerks Office of the Court
OF Hastings the prescribed time, to Re signed by
such creditors as are willing 10 accept the terms
of the same. V. BARGAMlN,
Erns
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LIRE .RsUhAw4&.
T. kARiEE INsURAHCE
Iucorporated 1891
FEE VIRGINIA FIAE AND MARINE INSFR
ARCE COMPANY.

Clpitsl and Surplus, $seO,CTG
EAIs COMPANY has the advantage of ttSsasy- ssses
yscgS' experience IN the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
Of that period needs 10 special Recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
Il effects Fire Insurance il city and country, sna
Marine Insurance to ali parts of the world.
Its cash oaplta and surplus are IS above, aud it's
affairs nGuSged prEdentiy, but literally and it's
rates sre ds low those OF any other good instita
ton. DIRECTORS:
y. l.. Covardin, J. 4. Wsdsvorta, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. BeeTs, Geo. W. Smith,
Horace L. Kent, Thos. Samson, b, l.. Winston,
VI III. Palmer, Chss. W. Purcell, Jne Gordon,
Alex. X. Parker, JOG. 2. Winston, Ar3h. ThomaR.
Ias. A. Inloss, II. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person CT
py letter. W. l.. COWARDIN, President.
VIZ. Willis, H., SeorSfa-- lie S-ta
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RAN Act of t;Tatitude.--20. 600 Copies of
A MEDICAL BOOK FOR GRATUITOUS CINCU-
LA ioS, by sufferer, who has been efectually
cured OF Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory nj
pimness OF Sight. resulting from early errors by
ioo~ing tie instruct ons gwen IN NE heal work
CONSIDERS IL hls duty, In gratitude to the apthor
and Tor the benefit of ConsnmpriYe and Nervous
sufferers, tn publish the means used He will
therefore, send Tree, to address, rece pit oil
TWO stamps, a copy OF the work, CONTAINING every
information required. ADDRESS, Box b79,' P. 9. :,
Albany, N. i. no l2-dS ow3m
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xsroN, Nov. 2S.-The State Bank
NA','s C>ralina and the Richmond Banks,
o. e1.r ~.rapeed. The Planters ana Mocha
hs,F U,Igs will suspend tomorrow,
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BY 10. Is. Lyme, Auct'F.

VAhdnIAtssLhhr id AkhfT EARsa dN FIVE THE
GkE Fox e SALE k a uS G9Sr
At the reauest OF Mr.. Theodore Hoppe, | shall
SCI st public auct. on, on the losh day Of DECkM-
uf fair; # not the next fair day T. GREATER that
valuable sin I'll Fam situa ed deser bed above,
Farrar ard Others about half cleared; the balance
WOODS The cieai cd land is we'll adapted To the
srowth of the usua crops, especially ve9etables-
mediation of a uiolrrats sized family. There IS a
p inn OF saGei SatsT ia the ard The i0ca
SOLD a! ths 81 DC <, FisnisiOn Uisnslis' crop d
Mr.: Pre-. 1, ing on the premises. will take
pleasure IN shosE az 1t to any one wishing TO pnr-
h'ds known on R Ssy s. ialf Auo
FxEruTOK's SALE UF A VALUABLE
BLbw IL GlTY S. oHMdy u on
NEW CHARLES CITY RO. D, con rAINING
AB9gT 90 A stF,Es 6 or hAnp TeGETHsR
IF i WHIcH ERE 2HoufNG hS s. way VA
YfABLEEt GoNs HOGS, PLANTATiQS ETHS J
eontor of lohn Bfaekett, diseased sell on TUES
dence, at the Aour of IL O'Clock, Of far # not,
the next fair d&y thereatter, that valuable "a X
Of his death situated as described above, contain
ing about 500 cores OF land, half cleared. portion
Ell which Is meadow, very rch ard productive
! he balance OF the land is well set IN pine and
CaS. The imp ovements consist OF p framed
dwelling, con aiming or rooms; kitchen. negro
quarters, Barn, stable, carriage house, &c. The
location is considered very healthy ard society
coed, convenient tn churches and mills. nd I'M
mcdiately alter the sale OF the Farm. will DO sold
the stock of Horses, COWS, Hos Plantation Uten-
sis. Carriage and Harness nearly new,) House
hold and Kitchen Furniture crops Of Corn, Shucks
Fodder. Straw &c
TERMS OF .ALE.-For the land, one third cash
balance upon = credit of ona two and tn es ycnIs
to bear interest from day of sale. which is to be
paid semi AM lually. For personal property. all
spHs of tweRty dollars ard under, cash sums
over twenty c0Ilars, SIX months credit, for ap-
proved paperst 20 be given before property 10 de-
lvered. WILLIAM BRACkETT.
iEx'or of John Bracket, deceased.
Sale conducted by Ro b LYME, Auet tno Is tC
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H. Ill dQuarters 4.
SOL FL Elm MILITARY nkpNCi

49, he u a UarterS
~, sou I'll EkN MILITARY DEPOT!
stock of MILITARY GOODS,
anu possessing superior faeinies for obtaining
ooth the Foreign and Domestic Goods In this line,
are prepared TO offer extraordinary Inducements
tn all III want of
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EfAULET tES, IN every variety, for officers
and prlvates.
Regulation SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, 30
BUTTONS, LACES, BINDING, WEBBING.
ana general assortment of the usual
TIL INNINGS FOR UNIFORMS,
MITCHELL j. TYLER, los Main strest,
NJ, Richmond, Va,
Spectaoies, Military and Fancy Goods.
no 3-d& cwlm (ln q
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Richard Cau,horn, auct.

MELCH COW AMI CALFAT AUCTION.
4Vl On SATURDAY, LIST day of December, at 10
o clock, at the lot on CounclI Chamber Hill will
cell at auction q fine Mllcb Cow, with q Cali l5
days old at Der side.
HORSkS.-A!so, several Work Horses, Mules,
and Dray.
UNE-H0RsE CARbIAGE-I will also sell a
handsome new city-made one-horse Carnage.
no 30 r. CAUTHORN, Ayct.
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SEWING HINES.
CELEBRATED ftt1ATns LOCI STITCH
> r. w ING CHIMES
UNION Are MSSuaC4SRqsss b,
Late Lester Manufacturing Company
OF RicHMosp. VA,
- ana are i0r sale N st st ss1 MAIN srsE.r
These Machines, of home manufacture, are
PE fsts =" c3 III n aT Nd; EXAMINE THEM
no8-ts
THE WILCOX 4 GIBBS SEWING MA.
s,a, CHINE received the hlshest premium at the
sssa F Family sEWISG f 1fs r ysas s s to
Belvin's Block, on i2th and Governor rs SITS
oc Slim '''
THH SINGER SEWING MACHINEs.-
nS Of
rica and Europe, is such as best to establish their
sg oerority over all others in the market Saving
amallert amount of dollars, but II Ia mistaken
economy oinvest anything IN worthless or I'M
reliable article. and those who will do so must
'US siES S E G2RT'Ssf New FAMILY MACHINES
n e Wbn the the saeh Of a lave
dnced our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle Ma
chimes, beautifully ornamented,t to FIFTY DOL
TIE MACHINES
Both OF very general application and capacity,
and popular both in the family and the MANN fac
tory. frees reduced respectively from SlS5 and
SlSo TO $50 and 500
SINGERS Nos STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
Prlce. complete, Sl25.
:. Also, to complete the list. an entirely new ar
tcle, unequaIed for manufacturing purposes,
noiseless ra pid, and capable of any kind of work.
Price, including iron stand and drawers, $40,
cheaper at that, view of its value, than the ma
chimes of any other maker as a gift
All OF Singers Machines make the interocked
stitch with two threads, which is the best stitch
known. Every person. desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing Machines,
their sizes, prices. working capacities, and the
best method OF purchasing, can obtain it by send
Ing for COPY of II. NJ Singer h Co.'s Gazette
which IS a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted to the subject. 1t Will be supplied gratis.
NEEDLES, THREAD, COT Tons SILK, and
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines,
kept constantly on hand for sale Also, a practi
cal machinist, who is ever ready to attend on our
customers. If REQUIRED.
Messrs. SINGER & CO.'S Office being conduct
ed on the most thorough business principles. by an
entirely new set of hands, we feel confident of
doing our share Of the business as we have always
dono heretofore. |. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.,
40 Main street, Richmond.
b. TRoTT. Agent. au 23-3m
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sVIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
- -. ~ for The Richmond Dispatch.l
,.-.,,l dispatch to the Richmond p..ra'es,l
tsTe'S senator Douglas and ady En-.
rival ei a. creptton-speeches. &c.

Arrival EFT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, &c.
s y T here On sse Dsss
,ss and Iaubb lie spoke from the balcony Of
,-sin to- hIt" Iouse to a crowd of near {, 900
~ NORTH The subject discussed by him was
,f7sons, tate OF affairs in the country
he pFeseS. the election Of Lincoln no cause
E S e me and 1a assr h He was for
ffhunk NH Us southern Congressman should
foa A'na1r seats ia Congress, otherwise the
kspaoiie psru blicans) are now powerieSs.
they .,neM svnsrd, Of Tennessee, who accom-
HoTsyM MI Douglas, made strong eonserva-
rsaFsre t,sh and endorsed al! Senator Douglas
ssa SA, .neecheS were applauded moderately.
boen ,Frs,psi receptions were enthusias tic.
faei' - on route 10 Washington.
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by Goddin Il Appersen, Aucps.

(t0NuEsSiONENs SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE IN The TOWN OF FULTON,
NEAR To ROCKErrS.-As Commissioners of
the Circuit Court OF Henrico, appointed by a de-
cree entered on the LIST November. 1860. IN the
case of Enroughty and wife against Bergman, & c d,
shall sell az pu tic auction. ON the premises. or
MONDAY, the 10th December, 1860 at 80 o clock
p. Nj. If far: If not the first iaIr day the real
estate localad as above, of which the late Fred.
Bergman died seized. and now occupied by his
widow. Thtr are several beautiful building lots,
and an excellent new Brick Tenement used as q
Store ana dwelling, and considered an excellent
stand for bussiness.
TERMs.-tn0ugh II cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and costs OF suit; balance at 8 and IL
months, for gotiabe notes, interest added salts
!actorI'y endorsed, aud title retained TILL the fur
Their order of the Court.
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,.ci,inc a,th. North.

49,. ynRK. Nov. 29.-Thanksgiving SER
M rsre delivered in all the Churches here
~o.S Al IN? ministers referred To the pol =
/ GAY .pfton Of the country, and expressed
80 loving en- lluents
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Z n =
SPECIAL NOTICES.
M A Living
WITNESS.
How HE CAME
HAMpToN's TINoTuRr ~ TX

HAMPTQN'S TlNCTURE.
. WONDERFUL AND ASTOUNDING
MEssks MORTIMER MowBsAy;
HAVING seen Gel tifcate OF a great on "a of so-o
fulS, by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture ON a ser .
want boy N the fsmlly of the Hon. VIM p Thous
Assem- a. OF kentucky. with certificates of the Hon
n Clay ana others, testif,ng 10 eersons cured Inv
IL, was also induced to try the TinctuTe ON n ser
want siri oi mine, Her disease ,oas sryoffi1 in
US worst form she was blind ~ bofk sgss and
her case was SO bad that never expected To see
heI Iestorei' procured the 1iucture and am
happ 10 say, before she had used one bottle she
nekaa 20 see, end by the time SHE had taken the
second nn'te her eyesisht was quite restored and
s she 1871 ot THIS loathsome disease, and now
.housn Two years have elapsed. she has had no re-
onrad - '.e olsease, and consider her entirely
vsps IN my ne Induced, as was to try this most
Leslie remedy, rs believe from what | have
seeh' IL would cure most diseases OF this kind.
J. h. IL. ANDERSON,
kent county. near Chestertown, Nd
% al ahd get Pamp hots, and see cures of Coughs,
hNahatism, Scrofula &c. As a restorative and
ihSyisorator II has been highly recommended.
ntmi TONS VEG TABLE TINcTURE.
M delicate Ladies and Children will please
give 10 n trial.
THIS Tinct0re will be found great medicine for
al their dresses.
Solo ey PURCELL. LADD & CO., Richmond /;
py Or. COOK r, fredericksburg: by all the Drug
fss IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER L NOW
oHAf, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
Aeepefs everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles.
co no 26-d&cwts
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20 CSC. sTAnRETT
1860,

7 = 4 "a 4 u III
1000. Has in store his Fall stock, IOOO.
comprising 2S4 varieties and sizes of STOVES,
RANG ES and FL IMAGES, many of them new
and desirable articles, of his own make. He IS
also prepared 10 supply Northern Stoves at whole
sale or retail, having contracted early IN the
IN this country, at lower prices than the same
GOODS can now be obtained Also, PUMPS and
PIPE OF ali kinds. PLUMBING, Gas Fitting and
Tin Work lone IN the best manner and cheap
Extra castings always on hand.
GEO. s EAkRETT, Belvlns Row,
GOVeInOT St, Il richmond. Va.
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By j. Ill. Disges. Auct'r.

A CCTE0N-HORSkS s, MULES, COWS, &c
"A Will be sold a. the horse lot. on Council Cham-
Der Alll. OF "a IGRDAY, December 1T, com-
meneing at 10 O'Clock, several saddle AID Harness
Horses; 4 good Work Mules Mich Cows and
Calves; Furniture Wagon; Buggy and Har-
trotter. no 3l J. Fl. DlGGES, Auct'r.
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by Ttos. w. kessee, Auc.'r,
tOfIce corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
HORSES Mules. RoCKAwA,

n HORSES, MULES, R0CKAwAl
~ ANn BUGGY, FOR SALE AT AUG
- TloN.-Wll be sold on SATURDAY
MORNING, Dec. LIST, commencing at ~ o CLOCK.
ct the Horse Au5tIon Lot. on Cornell CHAM er
Hill, three good Work Horses three hIe large
Mules; one Rockaway, IN good order one good,
su bstar tia Buggy.
ALSO-Two Mich CUWS.
no 80 THOS. w hEESEE Auct
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49, canada Outward Round,

~ Wednesday, Nov. 2S.--The steam
nC.,.ds sailed from thIs port at Ii O'Clock
s 81! sSrn,ns, taking IL passengers for Halifax
"'s 80 t,r Liverpool. she hss no specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-30

ARTISTS AND PAINTERS, SUPPLY
"A sToRE.-ME, A. LYBROCK late of the frm
OF w satter 4 Col desires 70 inform hls friends
and the public generally, that he has opened the
New Store, No. 2ss Main sire Of, under the spots-
wood Hotel; for the sale Of PAINTS. OILS,
GLASS. vARNlSHES, GLUE. and all materials
for use of Painters, Carriage and Furniture man
ufacturers. re.
Also, Artists Materials. Engravinxs, Picture
Frames Gilt Meuldings, and every thing reSuisite
for Artists, Amateurs, Architects, Eng and
Draughtsmen generally.
Teachers ard Schools especially are invited to
examine my stock of Prints for Drawing Models
And Grecian Painting, which will be supplied st
the lowest and most favorable rates. The rAsron-
age of the public u respectfully solicited.
MEn1ClSE CAG4TA~-pf ali nsss. sa,tahis
w Tor .iaial9 SID plsataslpr ESQ Aftp. fky.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-30
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p,s->,> Wednesday. N1y. - The Union
% nave nominated Joseph NJ. Wightman
=. t.sv,r Of Ihls city.