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10 John j.. Anderson, Eli NJ. Bruce, Viii
L liam L. Baker, Quintcn Bunch, William.
Curtis, Patrick Drudy, Potter NJ. Gustafson,
Joseph W. Gott. David Hancock, George P.
lludspeth, John B. IIudspeth, James Lawther,
Samuel Leech Charles Merrill Antonio segneeo
Jared Sexton. c. J. F. Smith, George Shakes
peare, Horace Stoklng and Silas Wright. own
ers, and Francis Aleseher, fQuinton sBnnch,
leonard Cornman, Charles Merrill, David
Hancock and George Shakespeare, occupants
of the premises hereinafter described.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
ol+tl on the twentieth day of May. a. D. 1852 a
made to the City Council Of the city of Red
Wing, Minnesota, praying said Council to open
astreet thirty feetin width through block one
y in East Red Wing, in said city, and that
the premises proposed to be taken for the pur.
pose of so opening said street are described in
said petition as follows, to wit beginning at a
lots four (4) and five 90 Of Block one, East
Red Wing, on the Westerly. line Of said street,
and on the line tssween lots four (4) and five
15) Of said subdivision, running from thence
North fourteen Q4) degrees West, fifteen (15)
feet, thence South seyenty-six (76) degrees
thence South seventy ore ~ deg grces West,
two hundred and thirty two { 232) feet. thence
South. seventy (76) degrees West, seven
hundred and ninety two (792) feet, thence
SCUBA torty-one degrees thirty minutes West,
eighty (S0) feet to Blnff stect, thence South
East thirty 3o) feet along the said Bluff street
thence North. forty one al degrees thirty (3o)
minutes East eighty (S0) feet, thence North
seventy-six (76) degrees East. seven hundred
and ninety two (7e2) feet, thence North seven
ty.one (7l) degrees East, two hundred and
thirtty-two l232) feet. thence North seventy
six degrees East, one hundred and thirty four
Il lS4 feet tO (rrapn stpnnf n fnraSoiI on1
North fourteen (l4) degrees West, fifteen rs,
feet to tho place Of beginning.
And you and each Of you are hereby notified
that on Tuesday the eighth {sth} day Of July
A. D. 1859, at two (2) o'clock p. NJ Of said
day the said City Cou"cil will appoint three
commissioners to review said premises and do
terminc whether it is necessary to take the
Same for the purposes specified in said petition.
Dated Red Wing, Minncsota, June 4th, A.
D. 1862.
~ Per order of the City Courcil Of the City Of
Red Wing, Mimi. W. Z. WILLISTON,
n46y6:4w Citv Clerk
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Bailey House.

rJsEN miles from ked Wing, on TIC A.ntor--
- vile rosd.Gaat ess3 aas4a tes8S sa5asgs
Aeeomm odaions for man and beast fuYnish~-
I'd at reasonable rates. Good stabling snH
plenty Of wstef. sx&s I'D ~ ss@s szfi ggfl:5s1s
~ .-.zss-.,. J. y. Il. BAILEY, Propristor>-
20 f00A ny1-n10s1y
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IN CLUBS TO ONE POST OFFICE, > -
With the subscribers names printed one each

Additions may be made to clubs, providing for
the papers added to expire when the club docs.
Additions made during the first three months
Of the club to pay the full clnb rate those
made previous to the second quarter expiring
to pay one fourth less, and those after the ex-
piration of the first six months, one half
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FrHls HOTEL n CoxvEsfrSTrr SrrrArxo
J. for business men y;si,ius NOv York. #The
proprietor takes pleasure Id announcing to tie
pg osIe thxt he has recently Fefsssd and furn-
fsaed his House. aud Is pTsrared 10 gre those
" ho may fayar him with their patronage the
comforts of home. vhiIc ssourning in the
sisy- - Board 4I 80 per dsy. -.
ssss-.,. IRA A. LIBBY Proprietor
sass:6 F4szs g&= sa a9s8 vitality.
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A. NEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND.

ANEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND.
On New Years day of, 1862, that world re-
nowncd and unrivalcd gem of American lour4
nai>m, the peerless New York M ERcuRY, will
entcrSupon the twenty fourth yearof the m ost
orlliiant career ycrE achieved by#a Paper
During the past Year II has been the teacher.
story-teller, mentor, and oracle Of rwo hun
DFED THOUSAND AMERICAN HOMES, from ocean
to occan--and from Quebec, in Canada, TO PEN
sacola, On the Gulf Of Mexico. Young and
old> rich and poor. have revcled in it's enchant-
ing stories of wisdom, romance, art, poetry,
and genial liumor: and ts praise is =.
.Familiar in their mou tbs as fo usehold words :"
Ihe noble patriot soldier in his tent. too, haa
whilc1 away the tedium Of camp life in the
absorbing review Of its 81.
FORTY BRILLIANT, COLUMNS.
finding in them fascinating mcbtal discipline
known only to those who rally to the BANNER
SHEET OF THE GRAND ARMY or AXYgIcAs IN
TELLEcT AND GENIUsi
In commencing New Year, the proprie.ors
OF the New York Mercury can only say, that
1t shall Ee their aim to make their great family v
journal OF american literature, for 1862, more
brilliant and enchanting than ever, in its CON
ccentratiou Of all the worlds grandest and mos;
beautiful specialities in healthful Romance
graceful Poetry, elegant and .quaint Gossip.
refining Knowledge, sparkling Humor, and
entertaining Nsws-until, ike iove, It - ., = =
"- rules the court, the camp, The bower,n>
as II already rules the happy domestic freaidc
The editorial tone and National departments
of The New York Mercury will continue true
to that lofty spirit Of patriotism which has
made it a necessity Of the people since the Var
began, and kept il in enthusiastic dam and " hen
other sheets were dying all around it for want
Of popular support. -sa- - - .,..s
Already the largest Literary Journal in the
world, and famous as the focus Of q thousand
brilliant literary regulations, its programme
Tor 1ssZ viii be magnificent beyond eli preeed-
ent. he most celebrated pens Of this G country
ana Lnrope have been secured in its seryice At
Az OUTLAY EaTAL 1oTHE ExrExeE or MORE THAx
osE NATIONAL soyKRaMgAI IN THE OLr ogfD,
and its EoFeietss, continued stories, for 1862,
VII ee the most splendid trinmphs Of elegant
fietisn ever published. To tbese, too. the
10 mage pencil ef the greatest ofAmerican artists,
aI. FELIX y. {. DARLEI, viii lend the aid Of
pictorial art. - ~z.T 60 ~, kssszrzs4 T. -
The New York Mercury is sold by ill news
men and periodical dealers in America To
subscribers, it il regularly mailed every Satur-
day morning, for - year fhres copies for
81; six copies for -; eight copies fT 1l2, with
an exti1 copy, sTKEE. TO the Jgetser MP OF the
elHb- Eix Hisnthss subscTip,i0n reeefye1.-
ALEArs EEITE PLAIsLT THE NAME or YoUx
Posf Os1Ic1, COE1TT, AID sTAfx. We take
The notes Of all specie paying banks - par.-
faEment mnH inssfiably be inside in advance.
Specimen Copies cent free 70 ali appli-
Address al letter. and reni...aee., pot d
cArLDwzLL, soUrHwoRTH = wnIrxEY. .
Fsoprissoss 1f tbs New York Mercury,
@s - 1na - Ass sc, tEeuu Fri G;ln.
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. *; 4 =" EACLE,CRlsT 4 .I.1. ..-.> ,ss ,s
FIGURING MIL MILLS L:

.n...-,. yF3t ,T7st3LEt
On Spring Crcck,3 two and a alfmileyfro,n
Red Wing. ...t ,. .,.., ,..:s,. ,.s--;43,
This superior( water Flour aud Grist Mi1Iis
nov prepared with all modern improvements
for doing the best Of work. And all work done
's .st@a+y Il as.GJrb 20 q ..5~-
IT, y - -: 1.az9 T. ratT., e. gr.s.t as:T
"s4RReAVTEDs
to give tire;satsfaction. 80 a z5-isHaA
1t is under the management OF EXPERIEN-
CED, sKILLFUL, and HONEST millers, who.
never toll The griet but once.
......,~ ~ FLOUR DEPOT. ..'o,% -. "a
Flour, Corn Meal, Bran, Shorts Of the best
quality ard fresh ground, always on hand It
the Warehouse Of ~ H. e IL n .H,.
4fat~r,f'3 *zu,.at %zfA. .fos!
...aRHELPSsk MANN, ,aH
.7@e4gs} As@2tzE Ii =" .ss9H
Red Wing, for sale cheape than can be bought
at any Millinery, Dry Goods ard Grocery store
in the city: We must supply the market:
-" ~ PHELPS e. GRAHAM,
t !. ~ a Proprietors.
September LIST 1861.
Mia ~% vs-n51y
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EUROPE HOrEI-

: The sabscriber has leased and newly furu1-
ished, in the best style, the
EUROPE HOTEL.
and Y nov ready 10 accommodate the travel
ling Enblie Eith al she coayen;aHces Of mod
eTn Hotels. 'F s S. -
BOARDING by the day or .by The week !,
reasonable EArKs. - e = - -. -"
food sszbiing br tsams rISI be furnished.
and svsry care and attention viii be. gissn 10
bosH n1aA 1nd beas.. ~ y 5S1s.s Rsa sss-
Rsd Wing, July ~, 1ssI. M a sss
ss4 i .a..sss DAVID PUCHETT,
nsSA ss5sss s=s.s2r-a - n 49,
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Pioneer ! l|a'g|s Dle.aale .a elcgum M
FOR 1869. =

THf P7osnrEra LII AsD DrnoodRA4i, Dd c6asidsri,e
that, in the present crisis Of affairs The Gauss o7
the FedcraI Asilini ion is the saMaaof the
country and of good 60 xernme mt, will heartily
sustain the policy Of the President and his
Cabinet, in full faith that, such policy will bs
marked by the highest wisdom as we'll - fhs
The Pioneer and Demo ocrat has been desianst-
Cd BY the Federal Administl alton Is the rs
!; OFFICIAL PAPER FOR MINNESOTA
in place ofthe Saint Paul Press and thes.i7ra
La,os Of c6ngtess, ,1',5iti Treaties .,po;M F5,.
,eig,e R6ecers, ana, Pubic. Notices.
49,, .'., and .4dyeytisen1e2ats,s
will hereafter be published officially. in all Tho
editions Of this paper" This will add greatly
to the value of the paper, and be special in
ducement for the people of the State to NIB
scribe to its issues. -.--
;a.i; I-t: -. ;2is TERMS xoor2 g2T
DAILY PIONEER &DEMOCRAT
AZ One copyy one year, by mail, @o i$6.0oo'a
~: One copy, six months, Azs:u -: - 500 TIss
- One copy, three months, &C., a., 1.5g
PostInastors and others Who get up clubs, mail
ed to one address; will be supplied. At sorty
cents per month for each subscriber, or one doE
lar and twenty cents per quarter. rAz.sayT
These are established rates, from which No
deviation is made, for large or small clubs
. =
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SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY,
T., ,..r. SIIEPPARD'S .'..< .s.97t
G. REA Il Il EN- e FACTOR.
- ..' s-t t;i1 IA
], 1000 ROXES RETAILED MONTHLY.

The benefactor is infa]lible for the removal Of
obstructions, irregularities: Prolapsus Uteri,
Calling ofthe Womb, Leuchorrea, or Whites,
and all the diseases Pcenliar to females: This
remedy has never in single case, failed in
producing tho Menses. have re ceived many
letters OF Recommendation which Ill say, it, Is
"thc best remedy we have ever used" Sick
ness ut the stomach, languor. debility, pains
in the head, back anG side, loss lof appetite,
costiychsss &C., arc some Of the symptoms
which attend irregular mcnstruatiop. This
Remedy may be had by addressing Mr. j. s.
shcppn I'd, Box, 2,l4a ,Ciucnnatti and ins.o.ing
one dollar: and the remedy will be. sent BY
return mail. -
'H CAUTION.
Lac les who arc pregnant should not usethis
elnedy rs it is sure to bring on miscarriage,
hou4h without injury to health. One box
ono dollar 7; three boxes two dollars. All let
ters of inquiry must contain a postage starn p
to insure nn answer. ut = ..' ;"'' n l!9!
J.S.SHEPPARD, ~ l5s:nr
=, ,s ,.,... Box 2,l43, Cincinnati, q.
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WEEKLY

F1oNEEE. T. DEMOCRAT.
- A MAMMOTH SHEET, Is PAGES. :,
Fdrty:eigAt Columns: Of Recalling Matter.
One copy, one year. ....$ 200
One copy, six months 49,. lO6 !.
r - il. LIN CLUBS TO ONE ADDRESS. = - 'ss.t
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.sHEPPARD's cELEBRATED.a e:

OIlEI I AlID . CEIEBKN' T Ed.
Oriental prercnt1ve to Conception,
Which warrant will newer fail
NOTICE.
Ladies whodo not wish III increase Of family,
may rely on this as perfectly sure and certain
preventive. 1t is very simple in its use, and
does not injuro the system. -
Sent secure from observation to any part Of
the United States by mail on receipt cfthc
money: whoie Paekages three dollars ), half
six dcllars per Package. Address
J.s. Sheppard, Box 2,l43, Cincinnatti, @.
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OUR LIBERAL CLUBBING TERMS.
LIBBY HOUSE.

NOS. s4, 4 IS WATER STREET NEW YORK,
Three dooEs shove the Hsd.on River X.
.-. --,-.-... ..g.-, H. Depot. z~-s-se.-.--.s8
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HORACE WATERSs, MEIODEONS

! II =
Rosewood Cases, tuned the Equal Tempera-
ment, with the Patent Divided Swell and Sole
Stop.
No. 81 eetnxe, scroll !! legs, frem Gte,G, So
" 4.-5sts :" Piano Style, -" Fto =, 1oo
% to F, ,l25
-" e, 80 H;two stops, ,andtwo. sets ofreeds 30
= g. ':I 1sS atssf
and two banks IF keys, 200
S.-5 octave Organ .Melodeons, two
ban ks Of keys, pedal bass, four and
t. six taps, 25o, 275 and 800 dollars.
These Mclodeons remain in tune a long time.
Each Mclodeop warranted for three years.
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PIANOS, MELODIANS.

=; Nd HloEGANs.
Sheet N1sic, Music Books, Mercha,..
disc, and oU Kinds Of Musical
INSTRUMENTS at: the. loqcest
possible prices.
The Horace Waters Mo dern Improved Over
strung
,TUIRON FRAME PIANOs.1y'I
are justly pronounced by the Press and Music
Masters to be superior Instrnments. They are
built OF the Best and" most thoroughly seasoned
materials, and WILL STAND ANY CLIMATE. The
tome ia very deep, round full ana mellow; tic
touch elastic. Each Piano warranted for three
years: Prices from S2oOto 800. Second 4hand
flanos at great bargains; 25, 40, SO, 100, ll5,
$50, l6V and ,11o dollurs.. Second hand Me-
lodeons from 80 to 60 dollars.
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Plain a,sd Fancy
Job Printing!
We have large and SPLENDID Assortment of
JOB TYPE!!

All Job Work done at this Office will he done
promptly, and is Warranted to give entire sat
lstaction. :" G have constantly on hand or will
print to order, all kinds of Legal Blanks,
Mortgages, with or without Waiver,
Chattel Mortgages, Deeds, "
Bonds, Agreements.
Summons, Executions,
Warrants, Vcnircs,
Subpoenas. =.
We will print to order on the short>
est notice and at the lowest prices,
Addresses, Books,
Blanks, Bills.
Bill Heads, Bills of Lading,
Circulars, Cards,
Checks, Catalogues,
Hand Bills, Letter Heads,
Posters, Pamphlets,
Show Bills, Receipts,
Notices, Tickets,
Or anything else that was ever done in
a Printing Office.
ORDERs..Rox THE Country, PRoxprLY FILL
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DIARIES. A large stock for lsss. rust re-
ccived at THE CITY BODE STORE
&2 nlIO ~2ss @ nlaxS.lys
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s W. bavsJust furnished and opened Tho Hick
n IN House, formerly the Haok ef1oiSe, SD dtAa,
row. a1commodats The trayelink pQhl1ssg sesas
W have Just built .,-.,
- s r CC1uoDI0US SrABfE sifH
%, the aecsmmodasaou u teasns.assi zsa4 u,
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THE ALEXANDER ORGAN

THE ALEXANDER ORGAN
Is reed instrument. corresponding poo in now,r
and compass to the ordinary is feet pipe Organ.
All who have any knowledge OF, the Piano can
perform upon thisinstrument without difficulty
the key board being the same as that of the
Piano. ~ -: y : 1u:E III
In rosewood cases, stops. .......-....s sl6p
"''.............. 1S5
" IL. "....:. :. 80. ...... 235
13 stops, with percussion:.. ....:.:..... 80
l3 stops, with percussion, and s'expresson'
~, a IL man ,".:.. .-,..'' 375
l ne sumo, IN rich rosewood cases: :....... 425
a LIBERAL discount to Clergymen, Churches,
Saooath< Schools Lodges Se1ninaries and
liberal term s. ,4 .,Nl
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
..,r c..Es 333 Broadwa1 New York
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THE : VOLUNTEER.

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We arc prepared to do any and all kinds of
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-02
Farming Districts,

where the people principally TRADE AT RED
WING. Those wishing to advertise their busi-
ness, will do well to patronize
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AS an Advertising e medium, the. vo1 vNrEEn
cANNoT'BE ExcELLED. 1t has large and ra pid-
" increasing circulation. Its circulation is. to
a great extent, confined to the
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n14v6-3W IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

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sna wcupae4 8 ~ z 3 3
III. Yankee bfas1ae. ahey eaYs patnN1absfu
,,r,. s;w..,.N Or tsxrne nosroA 1he IN y III,
H# - sss - s "a ~ ksssF's
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leavy plIce b bscsA ana lsys IN saud.
have been compelled to offer a tls shyis,s al
taing war tbs ohlatian Of scaling tears sud heart
aehsa. but the ,nassca of The people have been sx
emPtea frcm the buideng They have bought and
gcld aud tcled and got gains aausSaa pncefnry -rd
the IDEAL must give place to this rraetieal aud The
nesitabla Everybody will feel tho csld toust, Of
tne tFoo hnsers OF war In the fit,.tc Wehaye been
induiEing In EN- expensive luxury aud an The rag
day has at last GENE round few will bs. able 10
escape the claims Tbs demand will be preserted
10 every conceivable FORM Hone az {, tul rich and
mono are too poor to escape the hafthen The
OF taxable income. win le compelled to con.
u oue from bis poverty. I.le .YihaBced priees of
AL the luxuriea and msuy ofsthe ab snut- necsssa
Iies OF HE VIII swallow up t4etsr than ever he
lore his hard aid iimited eariilpi.s. t4he mann.
facturer the merchant, the f:aaricr and salaric
ctlciais will Ice called upon 10 oonsfbs,s OF their
profits fcr tlin public welfare not indeed in ,ro
portion 10 t1eir ability. This il impossible under
any existing system Of Government Power a..
ways rcsdes with wealth, and wealth is selfish iu
its ANS aad The power which il creates will be
used now as II always was before in similar in.
stances. IN transferring tho ccsts Of tho war to
those Classes Of the people who have no noans Of
escaping tia dilemma. Patriotism Is a word ex-
tensivey mouthed, but its reality is 0ftener found
eponE the ranks of the ponr than in the circles of
stgcA iDbbers and contractors The law which
wsntintc effect yesterday requires tho taking out
OF ifcenses by numerous classes Of .radesmen II
inpasastRxe upon manufactured articles upon all
bresved Mnce the first OF August last it lcries .
Ssethc t0ii on carriages, pleasure boats slaughter.
ed aplnlals, and an al sG9reHs duty interest OF,
raslrcHt bonds div;denjs ofisis salaries and re.
ceipts for ADVERTISEMENTS; il leyies tax on in.
comes above 5000, aud upon ali lef,aciss &c, aud
IT. -equire3 stamp duty frcpi medicine and Der.
fninery manufacturers. The operation of the sec
ton requiring stamps notes. Checks contricts.
charter parties, and business papers generally, is
suspended until tho first ef October All this is
new to us-it will divert money from, its accustom-
ed channels create the necessity in some instances
Of rigid economy bear hard possibly, for some time
upon some aiercauts aud industrial iutcrests; but
the people, who now accept il stern necessity
viii get used TO H. aud after time, when our ma
tinnal integrity shall have been a,tablished they
viii look upon the price OF tho gseat blessing as al.
together inconse eguentai.
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THE RELEAsE or Pores OrYICERs.-Ths 70
lease and departure from this city Of Popss ocsra
has bssn noticed The Enquirer, Of yesterday, thus
explains the reason Of thsir release:
This action WAS taken In consequences Of the ex-
plieii declaration, from the highest military author
hyof the Yankee Government, that the orders oi
1sn. Pope, TO which exception had been taken BY
PRESIDENT Davis, were longer In ferce. The rea-
san Tor their detention, according TO the rrocama.
u n OF PraSident Davis Ras longer cxistip9, thcy
hoo1 pom precissy the saue footing ~ other Yam
Zee ofhcers and were, therefora subject to parole
shd exchanges. Our readers arc doubtiezs aware Vt
,es grould upon which tie cIoEe ccniner1eut 0f
ropes cfiicen Was Placed. Our Governments, AZ
ways anxious 10 conduct tais contest npOa the
acknowledged usages Of civilized warfare. Mss
'ofceo by the highest oblieations of duty 10 IL
..i'zens, TO adopt such ineasuves Of tsts1bu-
ton and retaliation Ms would renpoGa and
punisa the bsrbaxities openly prociaimsd by Fops
1Is proclamation BY tbs Ptes.dent was surely 8
matter OF reisliasipn, forced upon him 81 The In
ianou. orders 81 Pope Whcn those ordsrs were
%sae incpSratiys, and repealed the nec9osity nor
@ as Procama1ion, asNeil = ~ ,coesed
wv are al that the prcIapt and decided Oouruo Of
ssidsnt Davis has thus eaased tfeeo Obnoxious or.
aeis TO be repadiaae1 by Tie Yankee GoxcrpDsnt,
aa nth ssx st lAasi, preventad fhe w&r from drift
~ INTO one Of rnptne and muSdsf We unaefStands
.uAe' thst the Federal ant uth0ritfes havo not Oaly
sscsrea thst the orders of Hopo are not il fpsps.
~ hsve communicated u or own nntheriites the
i.a i.a!aoisa fscts that pcpe haS tApn relieved lUm
corps. ~ = - - S. S
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s.s.e9 g nle ,.sa'ssf signed and ~ pefsoug q:
msiis q orIsr tbst ttsr ttats may 81 ssillsd II
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I'M QTIgA Iiavi1g 7aslilsd . NTecSss IN sas
esestc q Fcdexicx 7. CoNip, destL sfpsfssis
srttlsthsif accoarnts promptly, and thnes haviuE
etatnzs ennst the cstaso win e.nnut them 10 me-
fr paynsnt. pFoppfi1 suthentsate.k
JoTIcE -Ths eredltoss inie1srisd u.sder B. =
+ IN Grssn'sdsed of tsuas arsseqsestsd toIaset =
nv ot1co on TUESDAY next. 30th 6cpsemIcf, at
II O'Clock A. d. Msttersof great impoftehce will
be st1mitted for their esidrratfo, and it Ii
ssss-m "a - "A 4. B. N WILLIAMS, i 'rss Tnsssee.
| NOTICE --In psrsons having elaiass aeainst tho
IN estate Of George L. Gordon, Dc ceased. will
Eicnse bave them properly enttenticafpd and for
wsrdcd 10 rue II Eentivegl T.. q. AltsnisF.e.
se 81 -hf = y NO g, G0lSpslN Atinfr =
N DMINisTRATOT's NOTI6b.-Aii rtfses,s
"a having clam5 oeailist tue estate Of a. r. -.
GUFOlsu will rresrnt thsir 81 ouce, lrope5Iy an.
thensicated for seitemspt, ard tloss Indebted are
requested 81 nsake ilntlo.iiats payment.
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Ha lte~ts Midlothian POST % OfAsr. Va. s#
NJOTIEF peraona Indebted 4. tiss .,sspss
Is1$ NHAE II Had Biz, sdoeu, &C sfhe rsuutY sF
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-26

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.-
The copartnersbip heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the firm and atyleJ
ALVEY 6sLiPSCoMB, is dissolved by mutus
consent.
Those to whom we arc indebted, either n,div;d
ually or jointly, will please present their claimsfor
payment; and those indebted to as, either by note
bond account, will confer a favor by az speedy
q Eetilen,ent as possible Each Of us will pay,'
receive dues, and sign in LIQUIDATION
Orr STORE IL for rent, and also STOR
K0OM on Main street, next door to Messrs g. w
Purcell &c Co.'s banking house, and occupancy
RICHARD r. ALVEY
JAS 3. LiPSCOMB.
Richmond Sept. TO- 1869. SeIl-l2s
E1 Examiner aud .vhig copy.
nlSSOLUTION.--In consequences Of The death
H. OF r. w. PIERCE Of tie firm Of Il. w.
PIERCE & Co, thn sssue is this day dissolyed..
All persons having claims against this late firm will
ner, and these indebted will make payment 10 the
undcrsi;,ned WM. GARRETT,
Surviving partner Of II. w. Fierce Il Co.
WM. GARRET1, late Of tho firm Of K. w.
Pierce & Co., will continue the COMMISSION BJJ-
SINESS at the old stand Of r. w. Pierce e. Co,
Cary street Having secured tbs services of an ex-
pcrlenced book keeper and felicita lie pat
Tonage of the friends Of the late rnl and consfi-
nlenta Of Corn. Wheat. Tobacco, aud produce in
general. w WILLIAM GARRETT.
am a14w 49,
NIOTICr~- nISSuLUTION or COPARTNKE.
IN sltIP.--1he lirin cf HASElB, BELL 4 GOOD.
E0ls, e{ Baltimore, Nd., we1 dliselred on the lat
% settle tl,e business Of The lats iirsD.