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4 - 3le9a1t1prinx Oeods. -
PERk1NS 4 CO.. 49,

SsAe8oeS Aerink Goods. -
PEkk1NS + CO.,
"l0Iss4ls AND RsrAIl c a DssLEe.s
Are now receiving, and IN few ds rs1S vi 4
.exo = store, large and complete stocE Of rhe
ESS 3 r. q s1d pest styles OF FOREIGN and no.
:stcCtnIC UHf GOODS, to which they invite the
see1sion OF cash and short time buyers. Thai,
c.sS 1ss marked II very low prices, tO attract
~, NOW OPEN,
HIesant D. ESS SILKS and SILK ROBES
beaHtiful BEREGES and ORGANDiES
6EkEGE and OR0ANDIE ROBES
kfNHkH ERss and BEREGE ANGLAIs
BEREGE ANGLAIS, ROSALBUs and VA
LENTlAH "'~ "a
Grey POPLINS, .4,a $50 49, lt
An9 great VARIETY of Goods for Street and
a. .vonng ,DFesses. The above goods were Dur
49, - t0o large auction sales in New YOfk the
ksfc,~. osk' and WILDE sold lower than ever seen
EhENCH JACONETE and BRfLLIANTs
EUUi,AKD StLKS-very cheap
6MbkOlDEklES1 and IACES S#-
Alch EHENCH LACE MANTLEN
HkACK SILK and MOURNING MAN
DUsTERs and SUITS Of DRESS and MAN
rho ILL., n..n made .f " e s Rse SAs
., =. Large s, stock sk PLANTATION GOODS. ''
LINEN sHEETINGs, sag
CABRERA GfHNRhE ARHksMAsKs' NAPKINS,
GLOVES and T PEKkfNys ~; d:,es5;s.ien
1a 1y-lm NO. Hl Eagle Square,
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DESCRIPTIONS. &c,
CO.PARTNERSHIP NOrgCE.n n,
- ENVY and H. w. SrARKE hava .s:oc; :

G:PPAAKTHERSHIP NOTICE.-D. HAG-
tHlenseIxss together, under the style and SIm 81
dcaf T. adaas SrARKE No zoo Nam street next
pose Of conducting the FIN ones as isT fhs Rn!-
PPhiIpRMNBI ~ IL. STOVE. RANGE, AND HdT AiR
FINN ~ = oqsiness Also, BRASS AND BELL
we are now prepared to execute ali orders an.
I s.ustGa 20 our charge IN either of the abovA
O!ancnes, IN the very best manner, and by Hrst
class mechanic We would especially cali the at
asn.ion OF country merchants before purchnsine.
~ - leeI comment a. our stock IL entirey new
tna IA. we can give entire satisfaction
ouT stcc asS ea tnS Sstentien Of the trade to
and steam Filters, which We are manu- factnr'r cs
ana selling at Northern prices i"s
baObit Metal, Garrett's Patent Anti Er,ot;c,,
metal, Antimony and Block Tin for sale. 'o''on
H n cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
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TAILORING, &c.

10 AELECf STOCK or STRING ASD
SUMMER G0ODS.-I an nov IN rscHI z!
z M ehocs selection Of X EADYMAgB
]. MEREs aad vESTiNGso rssIasr M
s9Derb assoftment Of GENTS k'rRSisHlN6
HHns. cSns,stirS in part NJ Shirts. Cnaer sAr,s.
Ogawers Socks, Ties, Gloves and coi,sss Iss
cielxens Of kjchmopd and the pubIis ssns i,sy ,is
respectfully Invited 10 csl and msse eAfly saise-
uone. So 5. ID. KEELING. No. ~ Mslas-,
an Him f Fsaf 6pdss
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rs sf5 b s;.1ssssf5 s. gEs sk 5r1
saS ~ Thyssday u Max ne voter Of fis 81 M.
..s.sfea pletrict q Henr,eo viii b called
skOa 20 elect ioqr. MeesSsrsteo 70 flI the piaces
81 @S present. incamben!s. One Of The pre-
sGns e s.sai4ate for saqlksr Office;
tlen. s snksovn % %. Bet o Massty sses a. NJ,
- o1csy: g we'll judlciel Ones It Is proper "a
4toM.a the District. We beg leave, shersioPs. "a
9.9nTst e the voters Of the District the name: Of
ING r. HAkkTb. aud 81. joHNM SHiEPP1RH.
Tour Eenfiemen Who are 70 looated q to meet tie
wants q the District, and whose capaoity " be-
uevo VIII ~ them 1nr the proper Discharge Of The
ousIy supported BY - -s"T
ap9lt* MANY VOTERS
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WATCHES. JBWH,RY -

WATCHES, JBWGLHY, &C.
A. SELLING g OUT 9ELSM cosr:
The undsrsisnss take: ihs iibets;' !, &C. 6,
the L!rH0G RAPHiC PRINTING EsT IA. R gGSk =
NJ fANi oil Messrs. RlTCHIE & DUNNAVhNT
IN consequence OF this change in my busneas
am oDhsea 90 sell out my present stock m -
wan want Of FINE JEWELRf, WATCH In Hc e
EAR Inv y xrefty to their interest to rive me an
~, LII COSf short time. The balance OF the stoai
NH l0-lms Between ON and 10Th st,sri..
x WHEkE IS NAM TnO1a1a1 4 - :
E1 He has removed Il ON, the stand Mar. :.
n Jt: name EreT renowned, -. 80
G M ntS Ire nds IN dAeDair are all cryinr. :.
t IVY Ayiy ~ !aueh fvr = better ID f0unT
MWhc1o hiy Clocks and his Watches aFe ly;uv i
1,e sings the old songs Of Tom Moore ones a. s;r'
sure sisn that his business 10 thri VIVA = -
Hfns. Truly tho notes OF the miustfol n ~ So.
~ nat deuce Of trade he is drlyins- '-'
Co., - - wv '''~s ~ Asss, faane =
:2rnst above blaze in dry goods and slorv.
4"ss.nes tsey'n make quite a. pretty I ahov ~
Asaay recorded in story. 80 !''ssv
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW
Watch and Clock Major, Nan No.. =
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WYYYR may hesealter - found 81 ~ cis..t ~.
~,.....a s9s Mas street. bstween Ssh snd lotk'
mes s.sd - attend to h,s IrofSssionaj enxscs.
- .ARffRlCiXL TEEfN---TS.S ,i.---
WYYy9s {tn,Sstss end vuieante Process.-G. ".
.hcv. ~ ~: D9xTisI, having the right IT. tSc
80. nsJc 81 mskinx Teeth, and beiug satis6ad
OF ~ absolate suDeriority over al osSef wSsHois
fiP ~ STa1dsncs cPnsnd it 70 those desfias
as msy b dissatisfsd VIII 49, tSsv . ~ 20
aans: The Issfees edaDsasicl 81 tks riats q ~
h;cs % nnc the suction thsssN seeass1. sssSss
naii mssnod hav,ag heea adopted 6T tScse sessd.
.scsSst y re Profession. NofA ssd Sostk
20 tnose wish.nG % 80 ekeQ. Bess IA Tssth:. -
s scss q az esesr yass vii eosrss 9 MsdS IS
Sssc9rys 40 al other opoyaeinSe sSnslv a. ~
= nYsfs61x EerfaImet. rsetA extfac(Sd 81 fI NJ
ITCHY WisAesspsis y nA10-
NJ. oass - Main street. opposits cesiasAia,
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TTERY,
WOOu. EDDY Il co.'s
w GEORGIA AND nEI Avn AID

UEOHdIA AND UEEAWARE
GRAND CAPITAL, TpTRA 11EE ! k;E HC Err
nth III r GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
t tNSs oi Wocd. Eddy Co.'s Three Number Lot
intendence Of sworn Commissioners as ol,s SUPER
Class No. No 1Ss draws SATURDAY, March 81 isSo
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVEERRT' ~
TICKETS. wv
To unAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.
l GRANO r. pbTTISXX;u
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HANOVER COIINTy

&S PITER w. WINGFIELn i :.
o1s11., p, eand ate for COMMISSIONER OF ia <
county. o' VI nane Vsr
ELECTION IoI Thursday in Nav. [mh S-tda
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AnATs. CAPS AND STRAW GOOf;;s W.
.,. T. MoOhE 3W Broad street. ID now in receipt
Oh ola s ars ana vel Seiected stock Of HATS CATS
tome g and the public in general At WHOLESHi.E
s ana EIAtL. He has now in store and for sa je
GOODS. . - SA1 ., "no . ma W
Dress Mole Skin HATS, Of the ins.t on.l;,v and
latest styles. made TO order. ' ".1
call is most respectfully solicited from All in
want OF good Hat or Cap. at - -
an R,o., WIN: T; MORRIS, 80
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
~ MENTAT, VRNN

9TH street, next to the Mechanics Insr,tr..
NiEs. CHAIRS. .SETTEES, Ac.; Also. GGA sat,n,.
x p1H and Cellar DOORS, and every other KIND 81
poses, manufactured at snort notice. "~"'At p"f-
- FakItcaiaI attention given to enclosing Burial
NE UNDEkS!GNED have formed a CO.
S y BUSINESS SIM under the 6rm Of LEWIS
tcuar at,e sHHH q g. ~ MSAnE Thsg i'll give par
SGohN and TOBACCO: They occupy the store and
Lewis Webb. E'yVf viz v WI ny
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. I. 1S6o. no7-dcvGswts
VIM. sATTLER 4 Co.,
olLS' PAINTS, vARNiSHES AND WINDOW
BRUSHES-We receive1 nv N. lot.
nlge supply 81 Painters and Artists Brushes. ~
snperior quality. to which we call the Attention ~
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- ~ 49,
M1L1fYU0WH ayR1IXYrn
kvvvVVv
- = $50 =
rHupanAY ~ ~ A1nr1. - o..
-..~~~s,vs-~-sr,s.. 9 - - -
The Hn.Akeh 6Seis~. - - s1I~.s~~-a~
Sart5.EE-ENss. 49, ~ ~ S.L
49, tss y - 49, = -
Ss~2z'.a Is. 90 q 80 ~ 49,
AAA4 A0oTOD sUmSy ~ - Aue1S1oA -
9D0UouN - altsueene coQoAorsuh1o ASn11y11en
fn8rewsshsA ~ nesrrssnv Yavaes1 $50 =,
.-sr .-~.~.~.s-~ -s.a-.. -yss.SS.. ~. - =
W~sA - SsvssyssssS - - - ~.
tseeyarty uOaceooae - seQw1nG u roVet6t
feeltAx g Eweiaud 10 regard 20 ~ pertod ana
sceue Of IL = nefBe6h HevoluSlon. a. IN.
~~-sxr. Aa-..eav $500 st-..a.a-~.-
Sp -. -ss. - sss.sss.-. -. 49, -
1assa sNWsv $50 as1 49, al - ~ 0tfoet Per.
ocA0 eAelfnGs ieyolve4, IL tsuo nm11a A. ~.
casA ~ naotv lnirlv v9uusnA ye.exa ss..ss.s "A
- "a. a. ..a,a-.. ~. - - - =
go -, - =. I'm
- = = ne end taese Win ~ f0nnd
very &W HneHaAWAn who condemn he aaur.e
taken BY The American ~olo.t.. v..A---..
~. IN N. u.,sN-asSs s 49, "a. INC aFu-
~ - ~ s"s svvseWST saya.;..-~--s-
nnc 1eeiin8s WteerWAtch m0es EuglfeAnaea
vii TO rum ne porueal u this "Diary" win
Vae oIsorrOwful but profound contempt
1o we eovefnnent otdef which tAetr ancess
uots M0uS1e4e0 Ii IL good old days. Nobody
exoep& SefAARe sWAshiDgton, appearss ID very
mQese c0iQre; bat the only sectors Who make Z
tnosUnkaiy desptcabIe Mgurs Asp To aEnalish
Atalsters and their favorite 0snsrale.s 4 was
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- 1y03XC1
Tss az-~,s~>~.,,.>,...
'ss =. !. '|s| y I IsI,,4rs, RIO
- = :. !: MI ;Ilf sIIIII llsa;aas1s
8 = - 8: - 50. =, -. v.I..s..
-. !. M. al sA1soor..
lgk.,y. aa.v,:~v : sE srn,sss.. rss. nj. ~.
49, sss5 go s.ss:s q - 81 {. ,tly: IL
81 .ask s.ss:: s;ii sess sosSs Sa e.
], = lsstSr q u Easee j. scSs,sh.
y - AZ AN IMvf6onAToR. |~@'T
- eAuinyi1orA&or and restorative, Vhofo = eanean
setMuiA4t 3 Fa4ted, NJ helievo It suporior n "a
tie CovdiQls bofOge IL public @ ~ iDssss
stos CeegAs SerefNta oa1 RheoNnesisH NIX N
9iepaDoo Of the Stomach and Bovols m ~ -"
l{u1s sneoesefal 70 the eingloaud marriAS ~. ~
Tie moss 1laAhde rsnedy, which Thousand III
.EE&AkEs AND calLDR.N.-rA; rrrc
49, IN % toand groa4 nedioine RI al ~,
' tif 1sfe. EHSbs. II s; s..
y y; CUkk, FredsficksbuTg 81 III ~ EynS.,
81 ~ "a 5etersburg: BY MO6TINER r NOW.
~ $3.50 1eilm0fe; and By Druggists and 81.
SSSSsfs everyWhsre. d per bo1fle III botfies.
l44seg sp3-d&oWts
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p.t.1.f,, Nk ms rfo,;J q; WEST, q
RiGhmond. have this day purchassd az q "a q q
VIZ MEST nas entire stock Of BOO and Sr Alton
name and style Of W EST jUHN MT onN9der TIE
oid stand LIS Main street, and hope b. strct s at
aa 20 59snes, 70 merit the patronage OF thar
bestowed upon the house ,9f GEo. ii. Wssr.e A"'
e INO. NJ. WEST
Richmond, Feb. lst. I'D. -~A' 'oA"c1oN.
desire 70 return my thanks 10 the pnhisc ~
",s sustained mo, and TRUST my sacoe.s
sTs NAY recelve the same encourag snent.
Mr.. n. KROWNELL'1 iNTER EST =
re arm Of CLARKSON & ANDEhsnN
,s sne sane - it vas in the firm of GEE
,.~ CLARKsON 4 ANDERSON.
.eM No. N6 Main street. Richmond.
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DRAWING,
8; S6 PRICES. amounting to.
Whole Ticketa SM. Halves

Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40: 0o.SsaIs -.
Eighths $3.50. w.
o Cer1hoates OF Packages will be sold at the fol-
Owing rates, which is the risk: Certifoates IF
paSkage Of q Whole Tickets SsS9 90; Csrtifcats a.
% Packaxc otS Half Tickets $l49 50; Certifcates
Gates n,s q Packaye of2 Eighth Tickets SM 81
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS of WOOD. Ed
place IN public, as follows: VIII 'e~e
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TO THE VOTERS OF MS
1870. ,IklCT NO. ], HENRICO COUNTY,
oS.spectir9IIS announce myself candidate for the
- ELEcTION-The 9Th THURSDAY in Nav
fc A-3m* ONAOAC1'
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TO MESSKS. A. :, TERRErI
GR7FEtNW M, g; TALLAFERRO, FENDALI'
In compliance with your request and n scco,3-
mSss Tsh my Gx1 S hereby
COUNTY, and respectfully solicit the vntss ~
ny fellow -citi5sns in May next, Tor that o5oe.
M mXseiI 20 discharge the duties Of the Of
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80 RlCMMOND MADE STVNE'
WAkE- Consistins Of jugs, Jsrs, Piseh-
ers, ChuTns. &c, for sale 81
kEESEE h PARIS Pottery,
Corner of Cary and l3sa streets
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a. SPkING TK abe. 1864.
f1 s RICHMOND nA Ia;x,; Ao"
IT,: ;.s:s:s:. s e. ciI &
EAAS' VkdTlNGs &C., 81 Soushsfa 'sss''''
| He has . number Of vorkmen ceus;.stly en-
ployed, and - detesmiusd to make and soil - sAs's
~ any NHthssn house. ,a.,
,roms:s asns's Se1s' ssca sts, . SssS
FURNISHING sE.-ws saall iaie, =.
~. s -. = . ssa sii ssss ss
a. kSe SEcfh Il y: sss 'FFfsysiiss
8 s: ss.ss:. 81 f. i ' :s: e:
90 ssssety sssiss = :srs.s:sa - q - 81
e1lss - e een q ree4 more reduced ys'cs sss
- - esSS SESSifaSie AZ. AZ
yosss No ana esiS~s Ssi 81 SsS,oas. ,i.I y. e
sn rsse iss y: "a s1ss ss
81 g. &. "! Y * rs J: ~:
= ssHS :: EefERSSak1tNA4 r4l.e..:,
N.slA. -. ......;'eIs :S;: II: :: ::. 's:sS
&; & iiffcE; Ss;. ;:sI' & S !.
- iss - s - : se;ss;ss 5salss: 8. -.
L-NsvssS eaaii sxls.ss. =. ~ ~
49, No. - & Z = 80. {: - - : 5s-s
49, Yxzll1 1Eea: i. :. g..
|||||i 4 : 81; e !!
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syo1In3,,F FIELD CoUNTY.-The Office Of CON I.
Gnes1s.hsid being within the range OF nv proies
s son empioym ent, would be for that reason And
.nsIeIore accede tn tho requests Of a number of
csna;a lecenuy expressed, and declare myself
election to be held on the fourth THURSDAY in MAJ
next at which time the Office is to be- fissd "a .s
regular term Of four years. ~ 10 MIC" ioT the
aDu-tde G. q Ns.oAr
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K@ TO JOHN D. TAYLOR. ESQ
-. -. DEAR SIR: AS the time il approachins
Lor me voters II Henrico to select a6ia per
Son % MI the 0fce Of SHERIFF, and being salts
you are qualified to discharge the duties Of the Of
nc nee we; the subscribers. respectfully request You
ace. pleoging you our support In the enxSin% ssc-
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n RsicE 81 : H hEHs1 ANS i BSo drHs1u

HATS AND CAPS.
n 70 THE sou THEKNi TRADE iKi1xiT~>; -
HATS, f Yyx ,tf HhR dsTIs ssAs. GOODS
RO. L. DIOKINS SON. F1t
% Main street, Richmond. Va, Manufactures, and
Dealer m AL kinds Of Hats. Caps, and Straw Goods
nas IN store. and offers to the Southern trade on
"a xT Wtio 5If5sSt ss1 xNib RETAIL.
u no large and complete SPRING STOCK Of
=, OF the latest and most fashionable styles
Medcaanu visiting this mar ket will find It to their
purchasing. TO those ,chO bMy for casa. i;Isyni
n, .. Military HATS AND CAPS, aFIs
tee e sed sS 1rnse At the shortest
Ills DRESS SILK Hs HATS ssn ase%i L. .xo..s
sayI s nsssnsss or 6n'sh call e Ts.pect
saces sssq 70 Bnford H. bc. Z; IcKINsoN
NH 8-2m "e'S'sef'
n NEW WHOLESALE HAT HOUSE.
- NO. rs BALTIMORE STREET, BRrwrrH
A>,rs Ar.'' 1 An s a1fGytoi MD.
"A M ~ = I'll b N B u II 4,
Late with Geo. A. Warder 4 Col 1
QUO respectfully invite the attention Of country
sTRAW FUR cA 1ssf M ept5sy new .,esk
AIS. OF the latest les. for the spring trade.
having long experience IN hus ne So. and very su
po. wi Iaciuties IN obtaining supplies from
ssmuaactuIeIs we feel confident that we can otfer
and price, and We would he pleased to hays Won
Gal! and examine stock whom Won v,s;t s,,,S AZ"
70 osas promptly atsndsa e. Hst;
fel6-e0d3m q w.
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..s SAaa =! I. A0Hs. &c, ron s1;,

(<l3k4SkK/, UT mAN, MAR
& but dust; therefore. ~ THOU n
dsfIssry waste to contemplate upon isssvss IA
NJ. EDITOR: A. said in nv lat .a,.-
na0 oeen studying astrcnoWr ~ aaserhsasA
ssySs to hss esnoSSs:s.:
found sSsps Mss pns Il :sn..
sicn q man, and 40 had no des, ~ ,n
so,,Ssts therefore gave It out AMI snS ssx
shs sHs ss IL II he he .1s t. trad. ..
g that push along, keep movn ~: s or ?,
man setting aside and dreaming sis s sy1 = vw
p as v tSd' a: Sf in life, sss ~.
18th It,. Creek Nation kf ichs !oAN i
ST. promised the public ! " 1cin' e,
me- e wn,cn will Be Forthcoming II due t@s
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~; =. \. Terrell, Joseph Bernard,
V.e1snaw, BENJAMIN Walton.
r. b. Jones, a. Rr,T1a,
VIM. +. Wade. Thos Al Nora a.ea,
9. Hellstern, s a Mnisa neasues
Peter Lawson. Simon e.,
J. 8. b. Tipsley, Hmdsnn u Ea..,
u. A. Lancaster. Hhnar H;ii;a vTos
VIM. A. Barnett. Thnmas I.,aa
James Gilman, Charies q p.1a.as,
Peter 8. Hughes HenrS N,.or "csAes
Robert &. Walton. 1;en r;mhor.itnL.
w. c. TaliaferrO. EiirsaAes
James H. M alonv sicha ri Ti,"m.,
5 p. A. SchwagerIe. Ianiei Wai.aas,
FendaIl Griffin, lain perLm oito"'
81 na E,Ii, Hherwin McRae,
Up. Ford. Wv 49, W ~iuI: .,
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GEORGE b. STEEL.
DENTIST,
Odhce and Residence Southwest corner Main and
Sth sts, hrst door above CrenshaW's New Hotel
Richmond, Va. 'A'
Having an experience of ten years in his profess
SION. ne feels confident of giving satisfactiOn To
those who may favor him with their patronage.
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THE UNDERSlGNED HAVE
Mimic, SSs:oclafsd tbem:elves in the practice Of
Omce on Governor street at the residence
VI ~ IT * CONWAY. SAS n: CONWAY. NJ. D.,
mn iS-lm- PETER LYONS, Nj. D.
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For sale by FISHER l. WINSTON. g,chuona
h.. and by Druggists generally. NH SSmsmo
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~ Herbert A: Claiborne, date Of Griswold &
Cia!hOrne,) ATTORNEY At LAW practioos in
Of Henrico - -~ ~o~''
Oftoe over Tupman Il Hulis, ITO North Mans
doors below Governor street. ap3-dEwIm
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-20

The SEAsoN.-rhe gay season has
been 6tly opened in our young frontier
city with large party given by Mr..
White and lady. As it was private, we
may not venture on a description, except
to say that Mr.. aud Mrs. w. have set a
bad example in furnishing more expensive
and troublesome refreshments than are
suitable for frontier life. We object to
the cultivation of that vulgar side of
American character which makes the sup
per the entertainment of the evening"
But the music was fine, the company in
high spirits, and dancing kept up until
it was time to go to bed. Yet one part of
the programme was left off; for, as there
was quite number of prominent Demo-
Gratis present, George F. Brott arranged
that the band should play "Salt River
March, while we, as the most experienc.
ed guide, should conduct them to their new
quarters but as wehaye always gone up by
water, and know nothing Of the laud route,
this part Of the performance was left of:
To those present, the evening will long be
remembered as one of unmixed pleasure
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-20
The Homestead Bill.

That faithful representative Of the rights
Of the laboring classes, Hon. Galusha A..
Grow, Of Pennsylvania, upon the second
day Of the session, secured the passage of
the Homestead Bill through the lower
house Of Congress by majority of Sc, ev-
cry Republican as usual voting for it, 1t
has already been sent to the Senate. Will
that Democratic body, and the Democratic
President let us have it? We shall see.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-20
Cooking Wood.

We take the following from the DEMO
Graf, verbatins ct literatina
WASTED.-In payment Of subscriptions,
rood, -four, meat, butter, OF anything else
good to eat, especially wood!
Perhaps Mrs. Swisshelm, of whom we
beg to speak with the most respectful ad-
miration, will be good enough to inform US
how the last item is to be cooked; as we
have cord of soft maple in our shed that
looks rather tough in its raw state.-St.
Paul Times.
Well, Mr.. Newson, we do not care to
give our recipes gratis, but "bein its you,"
and we count you one of our good friends
we d, not mind telling you that first, we
get the wood. Second, get it sawed and
split to fit the fire chamber in the cook
stove, in which we place a lot of waste pa
per and some light kindlings, then we put
in the wood and apply lighted match,
place the tea kettle on one opening, pan
with a beaf-steak on another, griddle on
a third, and sauce pan of cranberries on
fourth. The wood then begins to cook,
and from being "raw" wood, it gradually
becomes calorlc, ashes aud smoke.
The former combines with the
water in the kettle, the boetsteak
in the pan, the buckwheat cakes on the
gridd!e, and the berries in the saucepan.
We turn the water into the tea pot over
the tea, and presently 60 to work and both
eat and drink the caloric part Of our wood.
The smoke part is principally converted
into SCOT, this and the ashes are put in our
garden, where old Dame Nature cooks it
into beets, grapes, gooseberries, &c., &C.,
mixing in as she goes along that part Of
tho smoke which escaped in the form Of
gas. In this way we cook and eat good
deal of wood. ...: $500. I.....,..
Now, Brother Newson, do you not hikn
wood IS pretty good cating! <"" /"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-20

~ Bishop whipple will preach At
Clear Water, Wednesday. Jan. 80, lo3 .. m.
Neensh, Thursday, January 81, 103 ;. m.
:, 81. Cloud, DO e9 :':ss:&&ttt.''I 4 Pm.
Sank Rapids, Friday, February !, l03 =. M
Watsb, (,lt. do 90 P. m.
Lftaie F.,ls, Sabbath SO, 101 =. m
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Mr.. Ferry named the following as snb-

BClCutc:
RESOLVED, That whatever grievances exist.
which affect the rights Of the citizens Of any
part OF the Union, and are capable Of removal
by the action Of Congress, ought TO receive fun
and appropriate remedies, by the action Of the
federal legislature, either by resolution, statute
or amendments to the Constitution, or by 60
COMMUNICATION for the can Of general council
Of the states. - may bs ,neoessary to Gooon;
plish the purpose Aforesaid. q sas1s.
This resolution was also rejected by ths
following vote: -: -
AxEs-Messrs. Adams, Humphrey, fs<1y.
Robinson, Morrill,, Morse, Washbprne, Cultls-
NAYs-Messrs. Corwin, Winslow, Campbell.
Love, Davis, Whitley, Tappan, stratton, Bris-
tow, Nelson, Dunn, Taylor, Davis, Of Missis-
sippi, Kellogg, Houston, Phelps, Rus, How.
aid, Hamilton, Burch, Window, Stout. s~a
The resolution of Mr.. Rust VA than
adopted by the following vote:
: ArEs-Messrs.@ Cor~in, Nilsson, ,Winslox.
Campbell, Love. Davis, Of Maryland, 8tratton,
Bristow, Nelson, Dunn, Kellogg, Houston.
Phelps, Howard, Rust, Hamilton, Curtis Bureh
Window, Stout. ,:>Ty
NAYs-Messrs. Adams, Ferry, Humphrey.
Robinson, Tappan, Morrill,, Morse, Washburn-
Mr.. Reuben Davis, of Mississippi, de-
clined to vote, and Mr. Boyce, Of South
Carolina, who has heretofore been present
with the committee, was absent today.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-20

WooD.-We want wood, and as there
ase number Of our subscribers who were
to pay in wood, and the season for getting
iu crops i. over, we hope they will make it
convenient to bring along our wood just as
soon as possible. 49,.