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a. - WE clip The following from the Providence Gene.
WS raj .fdre,tiser, sept. IL, 1S5i-
Al this III ihe year, when cholera cholera morbus
dysentcr., and Other kindred complaints ALL
everybody should he literally supplied with Perry Dayss Veg
eabe Pain Killer PeIs.ns leaving home, whether IL
days excursion trip Europe should he condition TO
place their hands On at moments warning Muny diseases
incident 10 the summer months which will prove
immediately checked be prompy cured by one two
dosescf the Pain Killer. On
been relieved Of suffering by timely use of the
above named pre- paratlon.
sold by all druggists, grocers and medicine dealers through
out the United states and tanataS ina 2-im
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AMON that You can Make Ii to thefEk
INTEREST TO TRADE WITH YOU.
Nnaac" !" the following psps for which am Special
Mn SfsG INK KT Fs MEF Gsn bs.ns,.enS
MirSG4sSss Knoxville, Tennessee.
SENTINEL. losm.vllo, Tennessee.
lNIILLlGENCLG, Morristown, Tenn.
Gl2ziT2rrr, Lexington Va
I nII1Nkkr. Liberty, Va.
YisTroE Marion, Va
WIMookAr' Fincastle, Va.
s sESi3SFE i nass,,'s, w ",
SiS!SiA ASp ' r LANE 81; hG SN%s, Bristol
fNNIT nsS' Joueshoro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Green,lls Tenn.
AhNEkIlskR' oh".iane'ga, lrnn.
R RiRsiSfIT,, Abingdon, Va.
SrAE AND HERALD, Chrisansburs, Va
PArRloT Grays'n Co. IIo, Va.
ThLLrS"Afh' wy,heynlc. Va.
sorri Est, Giles Co. ilo, Va
Persona wishing 10 advertise in any above papers, all
and 10 rkH INTEREST IL can the Office of the
burg Nsnan rr srARs where contracts Will be made and
Advertisements roRw ARpED WITHOUT DELAY
jan lots Foreman virgiian ONCE
RuRNINa FLuID--Just to hand fresh supply of Burn
.'D" 1'' generating I'll. 1 TMoaFsos
(toN on" ON hand the best kind Coal Oil Lamps
~ with the best mpro, ed burner usv some very pretty
styles OF Psr,or Lamps-For sale by
le CTS - J. II. THOMPSON
Inn SACKS SALT In Stone and for sale by
IUU WIN. II. ROSE 4 CO.
te6 No. 1917 Main Street
lust 10 hand am, for sale
81 bbls. Pat Cut Sugar
crushed do
20 Coffee do
By wM. H. ROSE 4 CO.,
)eo No l0I Main Street
m Whole and Hair bbis Mackcrcl
~ ~ Whole and Half bblA No. Cut Herring
In Store aud for sale by VIM H. Rose & CO,
le No lp1 Main Street
4 "A asses Fine Ciaret Wine,
III Fine Old Mountain Whisky in Store and for sale
By WIN. II. ROSE l. CO,
Je No. iO1 Main Street
- For Rent.
1 WILL RENT 70 good Tenant my house on Main Street
No 1871 II is In fine order Store and residence.
lr oN w. W. MOsBY.
GaZelle-Eyed and Epiteme Needles,
HAVE just received from the English "Oversy Milss
large assortment OF these superior newly inv
Needles Ladies' and hose using Needles generally viii and
these well worthy Of q call and their attention. ~ ~
s. NJ SIMPSON Opposite Farmers Bank)
may % No. 1875 Main Street, Lynchburs, Va.
Liverpool Fine and Coarse Salt
= AAnsACKS 'Jenries Daley" Fine Salt
O,VOO 500 sacks Ground Alum direct importation
FOR sale oy lmay III A g. LEE Richmond, Va
Mass Licorice.
On HALF and WHOLE Cases stamford. Hcorice-ror
Wv sale by LEE, ROOKIE 4 TAYLOR
10 No los Main Street.
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wAsuIsoros 0ossrr--A despatch Of June 9th
saws Tho Japanese Princes, accompanied BY
their principal officers. and the naval commission.
proceeded to the executive mansion today At noon
10 take leave Of hs Excelency. The President
received them in the Blue room in company with
tho Secretary OF State and several other gentle
men.
The intercourse was cordial and Of long contn-
uance. Tho President. among other things inform
ed them that he had selected for the naval COM
mission several Of the most gallant officers OF the
navy. who, in peace were most kind butin wary
dcrend upon them for our defense. He trusted,
however, that they would never be required to OPP
crnte against japan
The distinguished visitors. through thoir inter
prefer Expressed their high appreciation of the
Presidents address, and ms on former occasion.
alluded to the handsome reception with which
they have met, and Of the many kind attentions
bestowed upon them. The President presented to
cnch of the Princes large gold medal, bearing
his likeness and a suitable inscription, struck at
tho PHILADELPHIA mint. also number Of benuti-
fully bound illustrated American books. These
were received with evident delight.
At parting the shaking Of hands was mutually
cordial, and tho interview throughout was OF Il
gratifying and pleasant character.
There seems to be little il any doubt that the
House bill for the admission Of Kansas into the
Union will pass the Senate, whether with or with
out amendments il uncertain.
Senator Bigler to-day decided that he would
vote for the measure without qualification.
The two Houses dsagr"eng on The question of
restoring the mail service. committee Of con-
ference has been appointed, consisting Of Senat-
ors Pearcr. Yulce and Cameron. and Rcprcs.
cn,atiycs Ccllax, Washburn Of Maine, and Craw-
ford
Tho President has signed the bill which in
creased tho pay Of the navy officers about 25 per
cent.
IL has .ranspired that the character Of Mr..
Summers speech was known to republican Seuat-
ors previous to its delivery. They. were and are
full Of approximations as to its effect npon party
interests.
The government officials having charge of the
Japanese are ANNOYED by their expressions of de
sire for nm immediate return to their country.
Al the niagara cannot be made ready for them
under month, the qnestion nrisce az to how their
minds are to be diverted in tho interim.
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ouRh breed" then to incur the danger Of introducing
90 Untold esil ~
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JOHN W. GARIICK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
may i5-3m Richmond, va.

IT, II MEDICINE Is NECESSARY, USE BRAN
uS1 DRErlIs fILi.Srh,y pt&san, a 1iy
effective medicine be- Ii Is true you may take purgatNes
which will operate without pain because hey take the balsamc
parts from the blood, which is than bciug bed
than having The vital huiI absraccI. Beware Of them.-
BgANpRErn> Ps only take hold of those matters which the
body, when SICK wants To acuae They solely asss
TAM of ntture,ulhing nothing lcss They do not
force; they merely assist, and herein is eir great value The
man thrice blessed who fortunate 10 be acquainted
with this good and almost erc gill l., man. becausc he has
TO great his body insured in health by their occasional
Principal occ so4 Canal street, New York. and all
peetable dealers in medicine. may I'm
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e',nng from the business Of Mckinney Co. having sold
IN! enre Interest 10 Sam' II Mckinney and Jno H. Flood
N return IN! sncere thanks ~ friends the public
,or heh LIBERAL patronage during my connection with the
jci-ts INU p.sa
S0rTHERy LITERARY MkSSEyGrR 70, lime =,
- je6u CREFns ,' 10 Su NJ, AZ a.
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FUTURE BANS.
By BRYAN AKERS, Aucr'R.
Great Sale Of Village IotS.

TIVE undersigned as Trustee IN decd eNecnlcd on The
i day Of October 1882 by Jno j. Puryis and Wife md o
cord In the Clerks oice Of the county of Amherst will
the 4TH JUNE 1850 to sell 10 the highest bidder , "
the premises about LOTS in the Village of W ,pm
LOW situated in the county Of Amherst upon James p
the point where tie Oransp Alexandra II
reaches the said River opposite TO the city Iyuhrg
The above property Is admirably situated, and o,,s
induce mens Ia Iersons wishing procure healthy and e
neni residences the CITY, All persons wishing TO
requested ~ Wait tho above groun the ay Of an
and examine for themselves. ~ " s'e,
Tho LOTS will be- offered In sizes varying from Z tc,a
10 Acres The soil well adapted for Market tardens '"
~ The sale will commence at O'Clock p M and h. o
Quoted by Bryan Akers, Auctioneer. " wis
te i.dihl4Js DAN'L A. WILSON Trps,
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Cash for Wheat.

n FER IHE STREE7S ELEA vi have in hand sup
- ply OF hattan Street Brooms whirh sweep eisan aud
[ IMAM any Jther Broom In use Call and supply Your
ANDREW BOTD'S =
w" lo3 Main st., Lynchburg, Va.
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Inn SACKS SALT In Store and for sale by
IUU WM. II. ROSE 4 CO.
te6 No. 1917 Main Street
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,

Ia 7 LLTt Il.
nAY BOAEllEEs informed that they viii be charged
~ ONLY 5 per month from this date (Iuhe 1s. paya-
bic rioHthy 4 he WASHINGTON shall be hcO-fdced
Boarding IiousoD
The Proprietor pledges himself that House in the CIV or
any where else, shall be Supplied with comforts Of
We than the WASHINGTON. Having done much improve
the House. he Is prepared Ia give general satisfaction
all that call him. and respectfully socs continuance of
the patti that has been literally bestowed
upon ihc House. His ever. exertinn will hr please,
je 2-Is JOHN ;. KYLE, PROPRIETOR.
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(SoAL ol1on hand the best kind also Coal Oil Lamps
~ with the best npro, ed Burner usv, very pretty
styles of Psr,or Lamps-For sale by
10 OTIS il THOMPSON
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RCRNISa FLuID--Just to hand fresh supply Of Burn
- ing Fluid, that does not gum; Just burni,
In the Patent Gas generating LampsFor sale cheap by
je j. H. THOMPSON
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PORTSMOUTH, March 10, ls:,S.
chcerfuy recommend "Semple's Baking Powder the
most superior article used for making liz and sweet
Loaf krea biscuits Sc in The shortest possible time.
I..IINI
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
THE Oxypenated Bitters.


a FOR years medical science had been taxed and the
Hx sknl OF ply exhausted In the hope of dis
covering remedy available 10 that mos Distressing
OF all well lie long train Of evils
der th-r various names
No medicine eissd which woud speedily permanently,
cacuay radically and expel these diseases IRON the
system until Dr. Greea made known his discovery Of
THE OXYGENATED DITTERS.
Such Is Its arkabie power and peculiarly, that cases
years baied the most potent medicine and the
highrs sk yield 10 this rerody rs readily rs
The disease hut OF days standing For all diseases Of
the Stomach and D0ssre Organs, and for Cesrdi Dstv
IL Is equally saluisry and certain 8 -
FROM W. A. HARP, Esq EDITOR OF THE "CoVING-
TON (GA) TINES
CovIsGIox, April |, 1880
Messrs \. ". FowLE Co..
enemcn Having derived benefit from the Of The Or
yoeaGsed Bffers glad do the public fayor by recom
intending the Fo Dyspeps: and ta attendant evils CON-
slider 1t remedy Of ihesIinable value. W. A. HABP.
HON. WILLIAM W. LAMB, f=st-
Formerly Mayor Of Norfolk Va hiss Just rendered the follow
ing testimony OF the results produced W The Of the Oy
gendtsd Biffers:-- ,-5f. s.s.8-, ##..e
Mcasrs. SETH W. FowLE K Co..
Genvu,ru One of my servants sirrc TOT several years
with prldsHs ufesi an much Frustrated BY the DIS
be confined Ia her bed expecting To die She then
took The Orygem4ted Blers and rccos ere her health.
NM W. LAMB.
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IN Whole and HAIR bbis. Mackcrcl,
~ ~ Whole and Half bbls No. Cut Herring.
In stu aud for sale by WIN. II. ROSE Co,
Je6 No. 1DI Main Street
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New Concern.
MYTH the view eiary ing tn, .,ring Denayt-
rel o oar business, We have sat, ted ourselves
kvner Tor he p0rpse OF carrying uIiure business
II, ~ a. al =, hfaneiS under the ye api l. " j. IT, {.
"iNHioN: We hereby return vur friends anil
NE 1h't. or th' very liberal pa led 10 us icGi.
nnd' aud specifically soc ...l,..3t # the sane n
~. those hay ing claims as,,i,I y e'f4r,x 9 co-Jouy
80 '9'o" II. a. IL ~ Wa lrEA-hit lrn TO Tor
'e'''''h''" ana those ie's' VIA. na,p rsln.ut
r,,,, jntih l. aINSTOS,
""p-ts I..i..t y iN~roN.
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THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTRACTS
Sk& WILLS, &c. upon short notice,
sept cots WIN. D. BRANCH.
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Prepared by : ". FOWL. CO. Rostsp. snd for sale By
William \. S.n!hcr K ca. and john ii. Seay Lynct,burg
G. Pug, amubri e. H.: and 10y all Druggists and dealers II
medicine throughout the c0uHtry. may 2Slw
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-25
CONVICTION NEWS.
PoLIcE CouRT.--But one case, and that Of
no Importance, was disposed of by Mayor
Foley Yesterday.

PoLIcE CouRT.--But one case, and that of
no Importance, was disposed Of by Mayor
Foley yesterday.
CHAIN GANG Although an ordinance
passed the Council some time since establish
ing chain gang, IL has not yet been enforced,
although vagrants are daily before the Police
Court Council ought TO take Immediate
steps tosppoint a superintendent Of the gang,
that the services of those who now live at
the expense Of the city may be made remun-
erative.
'IMPRovEMENTs.-From present indications
much larger number of houses will be
erected In this city this year than during any
previous one. The greater portion will be
made of brick, of a substantial character, and
will be an ornament to the place. Public
improvements, In the meantime, we have
every assurance, will keep pace with those of
private individuals; indeed, the two are so
intimately connected that one can not be
neglected without materially retarding and,
possibly, destroying the other.
ELECTION ON THE SECOND SATURDAY IN
MAY.-We hope our citizens will not una
derrate the Importance of the election to take
place on the second Saturday in May next.
No officers are TO be elected, but question OF
real practical importance is to be decided,
which will have more Influence on the growth
ofthe city than any other that has ever been
presented for their sulfrages; and that, too,
without incurring any risk Of loss on the
part of the municipality. We feel confident
that, if a full vote is polled, a large majority
will be found voting for the bridge and street
railroad 1t is seldom that any town has
ever had so many advantages rendered it, free
Of cost and expediency, policy, everything
dictate that they should be accepted. II
capitalists will risk their money in such an
why any impediment should be thrown in
their Way
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-25
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio at this point began to decline
again, though gradually, yesterday morning, and
had receded about eight inches up to last evening
an incl an hour The river was declining last even
ing at Louisville, with nine feet in the canal, and
The weather yesterday was pleasant, clear and
bright, but cooler than on Monday, and at night
was uncomfortably chilly.
Business on the Landing was active yesterday, but
rather less so than on Monday and freghts were in
Pitts6ur0. Cotton, 75c.; Moasses, zoe; Whisky,
49, Flour 25Si Pork and Lard, ,S5c.; Pound Freghts
:. 81. Louis-Heayy Pound Freghts, IO@l2lSc. per lOC
lbs; Whisky and Oil, SOC. per barrel Stoves, 2Oc.
ErGnsyiiie Whisky and Oil, 4Oc. per barrel.
sSC fr hs per BIZ 75c Cloyerseed 6oc
WHISKY and Oil, 4Oc per BARREL barrel ppo Pound
FrSSigh6ts, Stsn 6.,I6 lO@sl2SE g, per 100 pounds %
tatoes and Apples, 50c PORK 7sc Bacon IN 1Oi bbds
Soc; and other Pound Freghs, SOa3Sc. per 100 lbs
keg Lard, lsc.; Horses $40 per head.
Yesterdays st. Louis Democrat observes:
The river here continues to fall slowly, with nine
two inches on the lower rapids The Missouri and
the Illinois falling; Weather beautiful, and
the wharf. Freghts scarce for Upper Mississippi
and Illinois, and less abundant for New Orleans than
lately. '
A dispatch was received yesterday from ST. Joseph
dated 23d, stating that the steamboat Col Gus Linn
on the Upper Missouri on the 10Th Inst The boat,
says the dispatch Is total loss The Gus. Linn was
stand is insured in Eastern offices
Sundays New Orleans PicGvuns remarks concern
ing river matters: =
business on the levee has diminished during the
week, MS Will be seen by our receipts below I'm
ireighis TO Louisville, st. Louis, and Cincinnati con.
tnue very scarce, and the boats have to rely mainly
on their passengers to pay expenses The Red River
boats are Obliged to refuse freight.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
r. AITfgdls-C IL. Hillman, Cambridge and Mary
Sook, Pittsburg Bostona, Portsmouth; Boston, Big
sandy Telegraph, Louisville; Prioress. Madison.
Dqnleith, Neville; ]. ". Cheesman, st. Louis.
,DepdTures- es-Prioress, Madison; Telegraph, Louis
vile; Liberty, Wheeling; Bostona, Portsmouth;
Boston, Big Sandy; Dunleith, Neville; Anglo Saxon
Cambridge and Silver Wave St. Louis.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

FINALE OF THE BAILEY CAsE.-Wm. S.
Bailey was yesterday fined So and costs, by
the Mayor, for committing breach of the
peace. 1t is the same case that has been
pending for nearly week.
The FERRY.-The Cincinnati Belle, having
been laid by for several days past, for repairs,
will resume her regular trips to-day.
RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs-Elder Price, of Gov
ington, will preach this evening in the Bap-
tist Church, on Bellview-street
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DIED.


MI MLoGGk Gf yRTLTpesday morning at half-past l2,
Mr.. john L. Lockhart, Of consumption, aged IS
years, eleven months three weeks and three days.
The funeral will take place this "wednesday after
noon, from the residence of his mother, Mrs MARY
keating, No. lI3 Wade-street, at 2 O'clock. His
friends and friends of the family are respectfully In
Nted to attend without further notice.
of his age. 49, '
The funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. 5l2 Water street, this Wednesday, afternoon,
April 25 at oclock; The friends Of the f,mliy are
invited TO attend without further notice.
sLOCUM-0n Monday, 23d inst, at haIf.past six
O'Clock r. M OF typhoid fever, Mr.. E. N. Slocum,
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, No. lO7 Pike
this "Wednesday morning, April 20, at lO O'clock.
sMfTH.Tuesday morning, April "a, at Mt. Wash
ington, Ohio, BENJAMIN Smith, in the 6gth year OF
his age. -
Funeral will take place from the residence of Jas
Gardiner No. $40 Finday street, CINCINNATI this
"wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock. Friends Of the
family respectfully Invited to attend without fur
ther notice.
NOURsE-In St. Xayler's College, on the 23d inst
Of consumption, Mr.. VIM. @. Eourse, s. j., aged 2i
years. '
:, The funeral services will be performed in 81
Th9mass Church, this wednesday, morning. at
O'Clock.
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CINCINNATI, April q, 1850. }
ORDER NO. 4. THE
Hk~-A WAYNE NECONTINENTALSh having filed
in this Office copy of their roll, signed by more
than forty and applying to be organized as R
an Infantry Company of the independent Noluu- nj
teer Miltia by virtue OfSpecal Order No SO from ii
General Headquarters, hereby direct the qualified
electors Of sad Company to meet at their ArmOry
the east side of Centralavenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, TUESDAY, the LIST of May 1860, be-
tween the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ and three O'Clock
p M, and then and there proceed to elect cap
TAIN one first lieutenant. one second lieutenant, one
third lieutenant, and ensign Said election will
he conducted in accordance with the provisions of
the act of March IS 1857 and the pollbooks will he
returned TO these Headquarters as soon as made up
and sealed.
JOSHUA NJ. BATES, Brigadier- General
ap22 Third BRIGADE, Ist Div, o. V, N
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p OIAssIFIcATIoE OF IMMIGRANTS TO THIS
COVsTsY.-The following is classification
1853; Merchants l2,495, mechanics IL, ,Oe2
mariners s26, miners $3.50, engineers / ii
ciergymen l5J farmers 1928, clerks l94'
butchers 30, bakers 46, physicians and sur,
geons 253, lawyers l66, masons 40, manufac-
turers So, artists 81 laborers q, l,696, miIlers
81, tailors 1877. There were also $50 seam
stresses and milliners, ia weavers, As musi-
clans, of whom were females, lady artists,
printers Al actors aud ID actresses, and
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HEADOvAnTERssi h Third D55igsdss q

OlNClNNATl, April ~, looU'
.SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 3,-JACOB
W~NSssAA A. REMLEY, having been authorized
to enlist company Of infantry, and having filed ~
i'm this office a copy Of the roll of said company, w
signed by more than forty names, and applying to R
be organized independent volunteer militia IL
company by virtue Of Special Order No 36 from Cen
eral Headquarters, hereby direct the qualified eloc-
tors of said company 70 meet at their ArmoTy on the
south h-west corner of Centra-avenue and David
street, on TUESDAY, May !, 1850 between the hours
of 10 A. NJ. and 3 p NJ, and then and there proceed
to elect one Captain, one First Lieutenant one Sec
ond Lieutenant, one Third Lieutenant and one En-
sign Said election will be conducted in accordance
with the provisions of the act Of March Is 1851 and
the pol-books will he returned to these headqunr-
tcrs as made up aud sealed.
JOSHUA IL. BATES, Brigadcr- General,
ap22-* Third Brigade, lst Div, o. " NJ,
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HEADQUARTERS AMERIcAN CoSr1NESyALs,
--.NEM HOUsEKE EEPERs WILL
HEADouAgrERs, Third Brigade,

JTNCINNATT, AnrII 20 1850, J
- SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 2.-1n.
t~sA fantry Company A, American COnti- I.
nentels, Independent Volunteer Militia, having A
more than forty names, for the purpose Of being I
organized as a military company, by virtue Of II
Special Order No. 81 from General Headquarters,
hereby direct the qualified electors of said company
meet at their arnory the east side Of Central
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth-streets, on TUES
DAY, list of May, $780, between the hours of ten
o'clock A. NJ and three o'clock 2. NJ, and then and
tenant, one Second Lieutenant, one Third Lieuten-
ant and one Ensign. Said election will be conducted
In accordance with the provisions of the act OF
March 2s 1851 and the pollbo will be returned to
these headquaTters rs soon as made up and sealed.
JOSHUA II. BATES, Bigadier General,
ap2Si@ Third Brig, First Diy. o. v. NJ.
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HEADQUARTERS THIRD BRIGADE,
FIRST Division n " NJ

RsSPECIAL ORDER NO. 6.-THE
49, LTON C0NTlNENTALS, having
filed IN this office copy of their roll, signed by u
forty names, and applying TO be organized as an n
Infantry Company OF the Inde pendent Volunteer w
Militia, by virtue of Special Order No. 80 from IL
General Headquarters, hereby direct the qualified
electors of said Company to meet at their Armory in
the seventeenth Ward, on FRIDAY, May 8, 1860, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and p M, and
then and there proceed to elect Captain First
Lieutenant, one Second Lieutenant one Third Lieu.
tenant and one Ensign. Said election will be con-
Quoted in accordance with the provisions of the act
Of March q, 1851 and the polbOo will be returned
to these Headquarters made up and sealed.
JOSHUA II. BATES,
Brigadier General Third Brigade,
ap2i-j First Division o. V. M
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The New York Tribune, in speaking of the
absurd story told by correspondent of the
Mobile Register, that Chevaler Wikoff desired
Pryor to fight sham duel with young
Bennett for the honor of the latters family,
says SIT may now be assumed as certain
that Mr.. Pryor would never have rejected
such proposition, his dislike of such en-
counters extending only to those of an earnest
nature"