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propoaals.
GTATE OF MICHIGAN,
Proposals for Loan Of $500, ,000--
Seven per cent. Bonds.

LANSING, June 18th, 1851.
Scaled Proposals Will be received At the Michigan
Insurance Bari in the City OF Detroit until u O'Clock
HUEi.RED TRUUsAKD DbLLAES of tne' Stock Of
The State Michigan to be issued IN accordance with
set Of the Legtalature, entitled "AM ACE AUTnoR
lzING HAR LOAN approved May 10th. 1861. The
Stock the Issued to be redeeabe at plea8ure Of
the Eata at any h9e within or at tha expiration OF
to besr Interest 4 Tie rate of Seven Per Cent
nary and Jn1J II each year to consist Of bonds paya-
bic to bearer With seMtannna1 interest coupons
tached, In amounts as follows Of nfty dollars, one
hundred dollars t1ve hundred dollars, and one thou-
ssnd doars. The principal and interest Of all bondi
less than I'VE hundred dollars payable In tho CITY Of
Detroit all others payable I'd the City Of New York.
The proposals mEB stKte tho sum offered for each
huE dred dollars Of stock, and the denominations OF
stock bid lor, snd NUT be unconditional.
The perStLs whose bids are accepted. viii be re-
quired to deposit the amount thereof With the rear
surer Of the Stats ht tho Michigan Insurance Bank,
in tho City Of Detroit Httbin one veek after the
he ready fer delivery The bonde will be dated the
frst OF July 1861 aId interest Will be deducted up to
the time OF payment OF the bids The pace wera the
teIirgs arr accepted to be the place of deposit and
delivery Of the bonds, unless other specified tn
the bids TIE right Is reserved to reject any and all
Of tht bfR II COnSla red necessary to project or pro-
mite the interests of the State
The proposals. must be sealed and addressed john
Owen. State Treasurer. care Michigan Insurance
-'Al1' AUSTIN BLAIR,
Governor Of the State Of Michigan.
J.: OWEN.
, 1861-07-02

SAT; can you eee-though perhaps you're too
What SO fccbly We hailed at the twilight's last
beaming- !:
Whose broad bars and few stars o'er our scurulous
fight
From the 1um-shops We f1ched, were 60 gaudily
streaming:
When the rockets red glare, and bombs bursting
in air,
Gave proof that, though ne ran, onr rag remained
theref
Q, cay, does that Rag St1angled Banner still wave
Ger the land Of the thief and the home OF the
hlkveP
[Repedt for Chorus.]
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And where Is t,at band who 50 truthfully s57ore
That the might Of the law, and stern retribn-
lion,
4 hold for rebellion should leaTe Us no more.
Their gnns have ploughed up our footsteps pol.
1ut1Unl
Their protection We crave, both rebel and slave
Mime other we hope for except in the grave,
And cur Bar-Stranglcd Banner no longer ehall wave
U'cE the land OF the thief and the home Of the
e1aFet
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500 tens Asserted Foundry Pig Iron,
From 10 cilshssted Missouri furnace hFsats q14u-
Al I1rtp paymeat. NKELY, LAWrENCE CO.
,ie.7 slqein G&. ~ aud ~ South Water ktreat
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~ RAILRcAD-sfRHa AnRAAazxXAr.
On and siter Monday. April 18th tsH1, trains ~
leave Wells street depot follow a1adsys e1ceptsd
md tS5 e s
tsmeiiste pctoH: pig A. =. u md a;39 E Y; e e
Points, 90 r " for Eg4n, B:i1!deEe, RockfoEd nd
viii take the 915 A. II haip Passengers Tor Cryssas
azs Aesa1 n tsFs e. n.ts nd inter
E1et ping Cars On night Galnn
T. B. TALC0TT, Gen. S13k
8M WHEELKR, Gsa. PaAeenXeF Agt II
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TH1CAGO. BURLINGTON

~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
Iows:-IM leaves It s5 l. L, {sundsys e1cepteda.
arrives + 70 r. sundays e1ceptedo Err
rs !. <, tAoodsys excegted} Aurora Aceonnoda.
It lal3 l. H. {SA4nfdzyt axcepled-)
G. c. HAMMOND. bup{-
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Gtfd111 Dpe .Glnrks+


is 1n1nois Btrect seeon3 door vest Of North C1xR
street. md 1U7 Eouth Clark stroet, In
EAuGcld's Wool Store.
nj, achEa1z will color q clcnn any Woolea or Ek
1tufa In all branches he colora to any desirable
xasde required and warrants good zorEmanshtp. Also
*u the neH colars - Solferiuo French Purple e.c,
eLiored In &uy shade, A. practical and e1pete1eea
Dyer he IA determined rot to by a1y esb
UEhme2t HI: prices ere reasonable nnt By thia his
End hie estAblshNe1t the cheapest ap2-e413Sa
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:@pectal. Notifies:
Cultivation nf the Voice

f Cultivation of the 'Voice.-The
undersigned would respectfully Inform ths cta1ens Of
Chicago thxt hs hsS located hnaseR In tn4s Cay aaF
the pn1p14e Of teaching the cu1t'anon Aaa asSeaop
meat ct Tie fotss, Hra4eh pupil Of Carlo BAsaint
ha proposes to etvs saztcnlAf saehaoa 70 tae asaA
neglected matter Of Forming and Developing the
ya1ce - J: k9ELl4
Rooms Mps.eai unloa academy, Laz7aoa Hlock.
Rrx.xscxs -Rsr. IdwNd Anderson, Root Il
Oady. Garlic BasstsA ..-.~
csrcs x:th terms+ 6e, 1t Root Csdy's se7ess1 sm
B- To Horee Owners. DR.. Sweets
1utall,pe 14ue4t fnr Horzez Il 1n1sa By sns, In
n cases Of 1Aneaee s1iarE from 6pr.3na e.r1sea q
Xrenoh1nx. tia ehaet b magical and curtain. H1znezs
Or Saddle Calls sezstehes. Ax1ge &C. 1t VIII also cu1s
speedily. spavia End Rtnknono may be easily pts
scented and cured In their inetpisut t.ge but confirm
ed cases aza beyond III possibility of radical eurA
No Case Of The Kind however so desperate o. hope
lest but it may be aevssea by thts Lni1cnt And III
aAlaui &ppHGafsGE l.: u AZ remove the LaIndnos
&no eoaole tho Aezse se trayeZ with camDAEye chse
Every horse ownsr should hare tis remedy st hand
feE ns eruaay use II ths Atzt sppckznoe Of Lsenca
Fu II sut those formidable diseases nae
tened to which N hsates IRE 1iable and which sead9
70 many Otherwise valuable horaes neaziJ worthless
see adveEt1aeasnt. For sale BY ,. 3. JoehsoH
Geaera! Agent n et.se ssreet EoGoeHov4y
fE- Oak Orchard Acid Spring
wste-iamphiets containing TIE opintcEs ot oessora
tse Ccsts &nd Fh5 s1cian. respecting tno asa Of saf
MA14Lia the cast ol naEy diseases nf tho hnnsa "Ss
ter. W: be SUPPLIED gratis on application 70
LE EEED CO.
Wholesale DrugEt6t4,
Ca1cAEo, IN.
Ac*aAs~-ly
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ports would have been n,Id for. were CON .

ports would have been ptid fer were com
deraned 10 remain in the ware houses of the
sonth Thus the authorities at Washington
e,se,2y S,oyea 'he very revenue on which they had
eaicniatrd. DIR. President Lincoln hiss new
taken step even more decided having issued
proclamation suspeGd.ng "aII commercial
intercourse with the Soath,' so that by land,
rs well rs by set, eleven statrs are com plete-
ly severed from the remaining twenty. In rec
tnd TO this sweeping enactment it is evident
that the Federal tax collectors cannot form
IN exception The mails Of the South are
stopped, and the srnusgler alone remains to
carry on any precarious communication II
IS plain that the budget of the last session OF
congress Is mere waste paper in the seeded
states, and the North is now tn rown an IN.
own Unaided resources.
The banks of New York aud Boston have
stibscfibed for the present loan, and lust now
they are well stocked with bullion: but
there is no certainty that what departs will
r-turn-indeedi 1T can only return through
the channels of trade, and these must he
choked by war. The exports of the South ara
stopped, and they cannot seil-have not the
means of buying; while the new Morrill, tariff
must restrict the trade OF the North There
appears, then, no source from which the
stream of bullion will continue to flow In 10
the banks. New loans, then, must be sought
for in Europe: bat can they be raised in that
quarter? Granting that7 per cent. is Il tempt
ing bait, 1T is counteracted by the charac-
tefs OF The borrowers, for though the Fedora
tlon has ever kept faith with it's creditors
many of the separate States have re-
pueiated, and Philadelphia bonds have
become a by-word for Gishopesty II
We do not insist on the immortality OF loans,
knowingly granted To prolong civil war, it is
because experience has taught us that In the
acquisition of wealth virtue imposes no re-
straint which seiiislness is willing TO obey
and IL would be vain for us to urge that every
live pound note embarked in this quarrel
might multiply the sad list of widows and or
pllaus and OF young men IN aimed for life. All
that we have attempted Is TO warn the cupid
ity to which the tempting lure of seven per
cent. is now being offered, that the security is
cipai and interest would be the befitting
punishment of the crime, we hope the pen
atty may be avoided by rejecting the pro-
posal.--Load0n Heraif (Dsrby orgaa)
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TIE ORASGE GROVES OF FIoRIpA.-After
while, When our Northern blue law, sane
timonious friends of the flntical portion of
Satan subjects, become thoroughly con
Ninceu that 1t is unpleasant. rs we'll rs uu-
profitable, 10 wage war dictated by ini-
putty against the Southern people of
America, who alone have the true land
marks of hrstianity and free government,
we Will publish Il very excellent article by
hev X. Abby. suggested by Il visit TO the
orange groves IN December, 1859 Our friends
farther North need not feel much surprise to
learn that we have fine oranges IN this
ton every mouth Of the wear, ard if any OF
our cotrn porarirs should feel the want of
acidity otlangUage at any time Il visit TO our
beautiful groves. with little tasting, Will
supply tue deficiency, though just at this
time artificial means are not in demand, for
4inctent Rasc0iity, bennett and the whole OF
the 'blue nose clan, cause HIS all to prove
conclnsiyeiy that scribblers have Il temper of
their own peculiarly fitted for emergencies.
But enough of this.
We have the sonr, or Seville, and the bit
ter-sWtrt oranges, growing wild few miles
from our town, and il is considered protit4 hle
10 transplant the bitter sweet, and euSraft
the sweet orange on it.
Mr.. w. Edwards, of this place, has y mum
Eer OF me trees, and mas written several very
Instructive articles on orange culture. which
we will also publish, We hope, in time for the
planting season.
1t Would do well we think, to plant numer-
ous groves along the different rai lrOdds in the
Stat" so as TO have the nYehicnetS itec.'esn ~
to make shipments pr"titab bic. Indeed, there
is no reason IN the world why Florida should
not furnish Savannah and Charleston, the ia
terror OF Georgia, Carolina, and portions OF
other States. wi tn oranges We hope the wise
will have an eye to this important matter,
for money C;tii be made without much Labor
or outlay. From all the information we can
gather. onr opinion Is that the insect which
has heretofore proven so disastrous Will
make its liaat 6isa pitearauce i'll Il short time
The effect they produce upon the wild
groves does not amount to much, the orau ges
there being large aud beautiful, and the Bit
ter-sweets delicious. -Hccao2y FiG.) Cotsoa
States
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. BgNJ. F BCTTrR,
Ma lCr Gentrnl Cnlnrnlndino ,


GRAND REVIEW AT pEysACGLA-A cores
pordent writing from Pensacola, saws i'll re-
lation to the recent grand review:
AT ten O'Clock the troops were on the
ground, and drawn up in line of battle, and
presented an imposing spectacle, the line ey-
tending from Que and half 10 two miles,
ut this time Gen. Bragg aud his aids made
their appearance on the ground, escorted hv
'he Alabama Mounted Rifles, Can't T. +
Jenkins, to which was ASS gned the post ot
honor, some 800 yards opposite to and facing
the line.
The pageant was witnessed by many cifiZrns
including numerous ladies fsom Pensacola
and Other places, who Were eYiden tly highly
entertained. Prominent along the line were
the Washington Artillery, from Augusta.
Ga, and the CoutinentaIS. froia Mobile :
also, the Montgomery cavalry companies OF
Captain Cox and Cianton. The Infantry did
exceedingly we'll as n body, but the best dis
cipline was observed in some companies OF
The Georgia 9TH. But last though not least
/ must not omit TO mention the verdict given
by the Iadies-G od bless them and they
may be regarded as connoisseurs in such
lnatter>-tilat Capt. Jenkins company was
the finest body OF men and horse on the
fields; but, rs remarked by one lady, " the
only misfortune was, they Were NOT uni
formed" This misfortune" however il is
to be hoped, Will soon be remedied In fact |
underst aud that measures are already taken
10 uniform til" company As soon as the mate
rial can be procured.
Gen. Bragg is a man of pleasing mein and
is well calculated TO inspire the con ldence re
posed n him by the army, and Wlthal he is Il
SUI perb hOI IS-Inan.
The General and his staff rode up and down
the lines. front and rear, then returned IL
their position, when the line - broke into
platoons. formed in column, marched around
the grounds, and passing the General in re-
view, reformed again in nue OF battle, when
they were dismissed.
The aat pF ia n a
poor fellow TO leave the ranks from ftintness
one of whom, learn, has since died.
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LIE FINANCIAL EEsouRcEs OF THE EokrH~-
Whea war broke out, u blockade was estsb-
lishfd With view To destroy the trade of the
hostile States, aud this prohibition Of insrrss
anu esress necessarily puts an end to all the
nseal receipts which had been estimated in
the budget The very commerce which was
TO have been thes fruitful source of Taxation
was sought to be annihilated, and the com.
modities raised for the express parpose of ex-
ports, BY means ot which corresponding Inn
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nSA FOR CONGRESS-
WEE COL. GEORGE w. RANDOLPH.

l
To The Foters Of the Counties Of Haaoru, Hsarico,
Chartes Gfts, Nt1c hfaf, E'i1abeta Cry, WarwicS,
.Jancs<Sitg, and York, and Of tke Cities Of Rich
5aond and Uittsams6ur9
on viii now very soon have to elect repre-
sentative for this district in the Congress of the
Confederate States.
The Importance Of making the best selection at
this time cannot be overrated. The thoughts and
wishes of many OF your fellow voters have wiihont
any previous concert, simultaneously been AT
tra,ted 70 Col. GEORGE w RANDOLPH a
man enlinenly qualified for this important post.
His military and naval experisIce, kis profound
investigation of the commercial resnarces and
policy Of the South. exhibited in bis m,asteriy
speech in the Virginia Convention, the high stand
ing and inGuenee Won by his industry, aloquenee
and statesmanship in that Convention, all give the
hlghes; assurance Of his greater usefulness In tbs
ooaases y: TIE LaGssderaey, whseh ior soMc lliae
to come n.as. be ch!say devoted 10 she eonaidera
toa Of our military and commercial policy.
Earne.tiy devoted 10 the eaase OF the South.
with mind vigorous and clear, well stored win
varied information; with purity Of character and
high sense Of honor which commands respect, and
courtesy OF manner st,raetiys TO ALL he has never
failed TO I'LL with credit and distinction every trust
eonhded to him.
There M reason 70 suppose that hts election -
member of Congress win interfere with his mill
tary duties, M Congress win meet In February,
season of the year when there y little prooAbilfy
that position in the peninsula VIII De attAckso
by the enemy, and when hsld artillery can ee niue
used ON account of the condition Of tho roads
We have no dosbt that Col RANDOLPH WI!
consent TO serve. If elected, bY 70 remove AL
doubts npen the subject. We earnestly call upon
him at ence to respond 10 this card
Sept. aeth, ls6l MANI VUILh'.
10 tAs Pat.s Of fae cosa,ies Of Hanesu, Hsasiao.
Iaarles Cits Nee ksat, EiisabesA Cfsy. .tsns.
Ct.y, ard York, aad the Cities ef RisA@ssa sss
usllsamsbars: -,
In response ta y call made On me IN the paono
press and In private letters. announces mysesI
candidate to represent You IN ths dOOSE. -
gress. .,-
Although the aetiys operations ei the eaMPel.a
will rot cease in sie for 10 visit yoa Dsaoe -
election ys, have no reason 70 sspRole ssI 49,
| viii interfaru with the discharge of ~ deeee -
your reprvseA,saivs Ia CongTesss ahosld - yosr
pleasure 10 call me that body. In t,asA sssaA
shsl endsavor 10 repressnt yOR wh mlee,
| and fidelity. 0Eos ".
" A-ls
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FLoRiDIAS" AT CAsTLg PIScENgY-
Among the prisoners at Castle Pinekney is
one Peter Foster, who has been pilot at Fer
hansina Tor many years past Some weeks
ago he managed to find his way to the
blockading fleet, and thence To Boston. He
subsequently, volunteered in one OF the Mas.
a;tch usetts regimen foag against US at the
battle of Manassas Plains, was taken Gis-
oner and carried to Richmond, whence he
was recently transferred to Castle Pinckney !.
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Nlr!lll!pJQ t)i1patrI).
WEDNESDAY MoREIEG..o OCT. .. 1ss,
TERES OF THE DISPATCH

DAILY PAp4R.-7wo CENTS par co,v -, >,
COUNTER and from the regular carriers of tn
ify Per nnum, IS; six mon tbs, - thr..
months, II Is.
SEMI WBEKlT.-t3 per annum
WEEKLY.--%2 Per annun.
Neither the Semi Weekly nor Weekly nan.
%iil he sent for a less term than tweiy.
months.
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COLUMBIA, 5. c.
This institution resumed its academic exercises
MONDAY, Sept. 3D. offering all the advantages of
tirst-ciass Academy for young ladies'
Ierns per Session of Einc Monkhs
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PosT- OFFICE DEPARTMENT., J
FIxANcE BUREAU,
Richmond. Sent, 20, 1851. \

Sir: In reply to your letter OF the l4th IN
stant TO the Postmaster General, am di-
rected to inform you that the payment of
postage is not the payment of public dues,
and was not SO regarded by the Congress, nor
was it so regarded under the old Govern
ment; but. that special authority is given by
Congress 10 receive Five Dollar Treasn ~
Notes for stamps and stamped envelopes, as
soon AS they can be procured. That he hn YES
TO procure and send them out for use in "A
short time. And that the Postmaster acted
according to law III refusing to receive them
in payment OF postage until stamps and
stamped eie'elopes can be procured
Very respec tfuily,
(Signed,l j. L. LANCASTER,
Acting Chief OF Finance bureau
j. Il. Day, Esq, Macon, Ga.
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A n T E D.
w REC RuITs

~ h. L. J. b.
N''N' n'~ wanted for the RICHMOND LIGHT IN.
=, PANTRY BLUES.
hated ' ~ " '- '''H "s En-
.'py number Of good Recruits will be reeeiy ed
r. -'' '9fps, i'f@lission having been obtained 10
te tL'e Saine TO a complete battalion. The
NJ "' attached To the Legion now in servie- in
e." igiAia, under the command Of grg..iier
f"' '!ehry q Wise
'' 'les die enlisted tor the entire eontiaaance
- 1r va ssid n, recrut viii be ,ereive for rs
PHVd % enlistment. '' ''"'
ot5'P's :" capt HAMMOND DUscAs Wise Legion
Nal. H 'H J. IL, JayInrs Music Store, No lee
~ i4e hollrs Of . A. M. And q Pm
robust health s'o' ''A' 'A'''' ana
-tetii'~rs VI the Blaes, ard other friend,
A=si"fas al.d o,As. .eeee.a,, .I.,;. go, as
suw A. u. JENNINGS WISE,
Captain r. l.. l. B
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s.ps WE ARE REQ UESTED to announce
AASs that Hon D. G. DEJARNETTE, OF Caro-.
line, is candidate 10 represent the District com.
posed OF the counties of Caroline Louisa, Spot.
ayvania, King George, Stafford. Orange, Greene,
Mad son. md Culpeper, In the first Congress If the
Confederate States. se N-lms
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MISS ANDEkSON'S SCHOOL viii be re
Iyk opened on
MONDAY, the 10th September
On nh, between Main and Franklin stree.a
au 29-Cw
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GRAND REVIEW AT PEysACGLA.-A cores
pocdent writing from Pensacola, says i'll re-
lation TO the recent grand review.
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FROM NORFOLK.

fhSHtock0diBg f1cet-The Richfsond Grqge-4
r,ssV Ca'oHist-Afair tor tie P0tice. ..
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHNpND FEMALE INSTITUTE

The Eighth Session begins TUESDAY. ocsobe,
tsf 1851 and end. June toih, is6. Location u
loth street, extending from Marshall TO Ciay
Both Boarders and Day Pupils received, and
the Course includes the whole range Of studies
from the lowest Primary to the highest Collegiate
FACULTY:
CHAs II. winston N. A., l.. Va Presidcn
and Professor OF Moral Science and Ancient Ian
gua,es.
j. LEIG JONES, NJ A., u. Va, Mathematics
WN. s. CHASE, NJ. A., English Literature.
Rev. J. l.. PuRRows, Evidences of Christian
ity-
i'rof. F. EMIoy (of parisl French
senior {. &. MEHa, Spanish and Italian.
Miss n. y. VALENTINE. English branches.
Miss NJ l.. lIIiI, English brauches.
Miss JANE s. hTANARp. Preparatory depart
ment.
Mrs. ANN c. MALLORY, Preparatory Depart
ment.
Miss MARY G.. LaTHRoP, Preparatory Depart
Dent.
Prof. N. b. CLArr, Principal Musical Depart
ment.
G. G. MERA Piano
o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
Miss MARY l.. LEFTWICH Drawing Painting
II Pref. EnIos should not he able to return from
Europe, Prof. CHASE, late of Richmond College
and for seven years Vice Consul at Paris will take
charge of the French Glasses.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS:
/ (HaT payable Octobr Isl, or on Earanre--remain-
der February lJth.)
English in Preparatory Depart ment $40 %
English IN Collegiate Department. 80 00
Ancient and Modern Languages each .......a 10 tk'
Music on Piano with Vocal Music. .........50 90
Use oi I'an" IN pr"eticiDg. > on
Music on Guitar. Observation-Disclosures 40 90
' tocid Mus G. IN Glasses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Drawing Embroidery, &c, each. 30 n0
Oh Painting. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
Board. ...................la laO 90
NashinG. ..-....-. ............--.-...2 90
uti, lFfTs towels, 90
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w AAIED--SUpPlIES FOR the ARMY.
w Applications VIII be cseeigta fof f,rnikAias
s-er..es Q: RED PEPPER POTATOES pEAs
6i'aNn, sAG "sl;er vegetables oI ali kt;ds and
ti!Ale% fos HE use q tie army delivered s. sny
p~-A' convenient 10 The troops, or in Richmond. 4
MY =! i'ed Pepper Is essentially necessary -
WAC WISH 70 minister 10 the comfort ana heath os
our iofoes IN the field, ground up and naek eS !,
o"g9 boxes or Kegs. j. n. CIAIBORVE
Major ana Comm Suhsixtanr.
heh'noDd. sept lIih lStil 80 l31n1
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EDUCATIONAL. l..


L>ARAtVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
TERM oFFSs OCTOBER /.
Farmvillc on the South Side RaIoad il safe
"nd healthy place for young ladies' Superior Ia
cisities afforded for thorough and accom-.
plisied education. Prof HREoT, iHte Of Bucking.
ham Institute. ~ the head Of the Department q
Music and Modern Languages. Prices reduced t.
suit the tines. Board half year, &s3. Tuition
corresponding rates.
kEFERtNCFs. Bishop Early. cx-Gov. Wise.
ex-t;ov. Floyd, Rev. N. Head, Judge q. p. Scar.
bnreh, Ii. H.. Hon J. NJ Mason.
For circulars address
GEO. La MONTE, President
i-3* f'ar,nyilia Va
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TREAsrgY EofEs AAb PosrAea fellow
ing letter in regard to postage was lately
pfa
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pSa TO THE VOTERS OF THE sENA-

VA TO THE VOTERS OF THE SENA-
S~1hSTORIAL l. DISTRICT COMPOSED OF
THE co u n L ES OF HENRICO AND
HANON ER.--Mr. Williams e. v ickham having
resigned his in the Senate, from the above
District, at the solicitation of many gentlemen
heretofore of different political parties l hereby
announce myself a candidate to I'LL the vacancy.
Entirely approving what seems to DO the public
sentiment. in opposition to regular political
in the present excited condition of the public
mind. | shall content myself with the above sim
pie announcement, pledgng to the voters of the
District. II they shall see lit to elect me- exert
whatever of ability | possess. both of mind and
heart (eschewng ail party feeling preiudiee) TO
the establishment of Southern Independence and
the promoti.'n of the best interests of our noble
old Commonwealth.
Sc 24-ts JNO r GARNETT.