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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

~ Haydenfsldt, Of California, 10 the seces.
sion State Convention, pointed 70 Vallandig'
ham. n. c., from Ohio, - worthy model of the
Northern States. The Bee Of Sacramento re-
spends in AZ aecrostic:
Vile traitor TO the blood our fathers split for thee
And dark inheritor Of Arnoid's infAmy;
List TO the hiss Of moral serpents In thy breast,
Tapping their crked tongues Of treason from their nest
And spawning 10 thy hearts tArtarian cell,
New gems 70 make thee worthy Of . hell;
Damnatiocs seal ID Get upon thy rebel name
In blsckest brand, thou moral vaes bond. in shame
Go forth, traitor 10 thy country and thy God;
Hearing afar the voice Of Lyons, Eisworths blood,
Asking swift Vengeance for thy fostering crime,
Making thee bissei and hated through al coming time
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

II II. Dsnsssasse Passy Pss-oaavssys
The following resolution Of the Inghan De- |
mocrscy sseas satisfactorily to answer this
Question. end is worthy of the consideration Of
every loyal Denocat:
THAT no effort to create or sustain Union
marty can be successful, which b not based
npon a definite settlement of TIE QUESTION AT
rssrR between the TWO sections; and VIZ THERE
royr RECOMMEND THAT SOME Such SETTLEMENT
Re MADE BY ADDITIONAL CONSTITUTION
AL GUARANTY, either initiated by act OF
Congress or through the medium Of National
Convention; and while we are in favor Of the
most energetic prosecution OF the present war
10 maintain the Union and the Constitution,
WE ARE STILL IN FAVOR OF TIE EARLIEsr PosSI-
BILE ADJUSTMENT of the present distressing
| civic contest"
The 7r.SSns after abiding to the prohsbili-
ty of its being from the pen of Hon. Geo. ".
Peck, the candidate Of the Free Prsss for Gov
eInor saws: There is no effort here to conceal
the past or present Pro Slavery position of the
| Democratic leaders 1t is open, frank. truthful,
and in strict accordance with the historical
public. Official action the leaders OF that
party in Congress and in every State in the
nation. 1t not only says the democracy are
lin favor,- but further, that as the democratic
party has ever been to this time it contnne'
still to be in favor - of an Adjustment Of thu
Slavery question, "by giving the Slave powe'
additional Constitutional guarantees for il
protection and the maintenance Of its contro
Of the Government" No rebel can hardl.
be more Pro-Slsvery than the Recommendation
of the Democratic leaders referred to.
But the language Of the democratic
resolution quoted means and proves more. A
everybody knows, the Ordinance Of 1887, nc
only made the Northwest Territory free, bu
by the organization of all the Territory Of tn
|, United States then possessed under Terrific
rial Government it removed the Slavery ques
ton from Congress. After that. and until tn
> acquisition of new territory, Slavery was nj
subject of discussion in Congress nor befor
the people The Republican Congress, los
winter to again remove that subject from th
!: halls of the two Houses, passed acts organizin
every foot Of territory and An amendment
. the Constitution declaring that Congress shoul
never interfere with slavery in the States. ]
view of these facts, the " Democratic recon
:, mendation quoted indicates the determinatlo
to reopen the slavery question and to give
;. slavery additional constitutional guarantees,
by some adjustment" new in its character
which will forever secure to the Slave Power
it demands If this is not "pro-slavery
I. enough. what phase of Democracy" can msl
y it stronger The Democratic pro-slavery lea
eIs are pro-slavery.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

SOurHRRx MICHIGAN NEws-We have recsiv.
ed the first number Of this weekly paper pub.
lished ct Coldwater, and edited BY Tim. G. Tur.
ner. Il prsssnts . creditable appearance, and i
devoted to Arts, Agriculture, Literature and
General Intelligence.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

AxrBcEDKxrx-Ihers is not il the country,
IN apologist for he rebels, land there are many
such y who dees not belong 70 the demscratic
party. On the other hand, there il net in the
Republican party, . nan Who ID not for main
tanning the Caim intact, and for crushing the
rebellion in the quickest and best possible mar
nsr. Which party il the proper hess Of every
patriot?
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

Among the list Of Teachers' Institutes to be
Asad thk sDrins, BY the Superintendent Of Public
destruction, one Of Eve days is advertised at Ea.
IN Rapi@s, to commence At o'clock A. NJ. on
he slss inst These temporary Normal Schools
have net with great success wherever they have
bssa he'd, and many schools are known to have
ssesivsA new impulss through their influence.
IL . perhaps. unnecessary that We should
1fgs upsa teachers the importance of availine
shsnsslvss Of these means Of preparation for
sAsif nsbls work. To the young teacher they
~ invaluable. and the experienced teacher will
81 new idea Over two hundred we're in at.
Ssedanes q The Institute in this CITY lat fall and
~ Asps there viii be an army Of teachers at
1assa Rapids On the slst inst There ID no
ehafSs for tsitisa. and the public spirited cisi-
~ pFsoiss 10 board al who come, without
szPs.sa
4 certificate Of Membership will be given to
Asss Who attend through the session, which
vm b q advantage in seeking employment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

A CoefIY ExrRRpRIsR- millios e acres
Of lasd have been actually surveyed and tsansfss-
red By the govemment TO railroads under the
aets Of 1857 aaA 1858.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

Az Han N.w HAxrsHIaR- 6rst AZ Il.
easssaess iee 1864 which has just taken place in
New aanpshifs has resulted in . signal Rsp.bl;.
- vis>esy. The Republican candidate for Gov.
efsss' Nathaniel Berry, i elected over both the
Dsneesatis and Union candidates. The Les;s.
h1ars = kspabliean three to one. One hundred
- thirty I've towns give Berry, Republican,
y .7s7. Ssark, Democrat 2O,os4. Wheeler.
onsss, Loss. This result indicates that the
Ieyal Seatss win stand By the Administration and
~ pfssseaton Of the war - they have hither.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

NRw YoEK ELEcTIoSs.-The town elections
in the State Of New JERK as far - heard ffoo,
stand - follows Republican, 2ss; Union. %;
Democrats, ISL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

OrEs soa BrsuEss.-Ths telegraph hss =
sov opss froa Losisvins - clarksvi'e, Hsas
vie and 0alIetin, Tenn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

~ The resolution for the expulsion Of Sen
asoe Powell, ef Kentucky, - . traitor, vas lose
sffer discussion, BY yeas IL, nays %.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

IxPRIssMEu1. = The Seathesn CsofedRaey
hgse ordered that IN free negroes Who d net
vs'astser, shall b Impressed in ~ pabtis ~
viea..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

AO'snr Jos.-1As ss,ss Il Art,,... h..
asas NO nilhsos hvs Assdrsa sAou,.,d dou.,,
= ssving he rsbslksa. rhh i -, -.
esans Asad for every free psssea IN n. o..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

eeon1 NAvx HARD.-Ths number - -.
ess'ysdh tAs yard ID about 5000. rh,r..,.
esess 600 rseuie as present O. IL r,ea;v;,.
~ - ITO ~ IN the Marine barr,eka
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

- Gsnboaas q ths plaa e IL Ase:ssR. /
. said, can be bulk fer len than $30o, 900.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

n 3soseA.-Juss - the Detroit Ere.
.dsag losg articles to prove that the
49, psg i not pro-slavery, every Dem.
e.:ne n'eh'e Il Cssgres., ave one. vot.a
againas ssssrasi.s u. sIsv. ss.,.. :, ~.
~ snaneipatiea!
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

Inc AZ on aour Of 10 cents barrsl has
oesn ser'cken out Of the National tax bin. q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

- Seven hundred ladies' Of s.. Leai hsvs
ordered ffoa New York . sword for Gen. Hal
lsek, valsed q 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09
MILITARY NOTICES.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

ADJ fEANn INST. stESkhAktS Sfkttkpf
6ictruoad Apr $50, 1852.
ssssRAL ORDERS, No. -
I. tn. ssioxiaz Ptoc. smsa's II pshs,sa,d for
tht fa!3ssa alton OF all caneefSedi
PROCLAMATION:
by virtue OF the power vested In ma by law
10 eeeisr. tho sapene;oa Of the privilege Of IL.
VII. of kabeas eorpAs:
este States OF America. 60 proclaim that martial
law IL hereby ~tcpaea the Deyartms nt Of Hsst
TeaEe uc4sy TIE mri ad of Msi I-tIer.sal T.
X ssni h and d.. proclaim the Suspension Of all
evil jurisdiction, fwita the exception Of tia. en-
abirg the gourtz to take coRa q nee OF TIE pre-.
haze Of willis. the standardization OF he ta.es Of
csessss' persons, the 9rsi.aessi-n Of snardiars,
- enter DEGREES AID orae fur tho partition and
sa'- OF property 10 ,nsse orders concerning roads
snd h-!e sas, ets county iev.es ard to order
We pay nnent u ecu. 81 dres sod ihs szeps acor
g. tas wvi. Of lsbsss no-yM: IN the Dap.r nent
a.o,s sad.
4, -~t~~, ia faith ~hegeaf have bar eea.c
/, ZEAL <ssne1 Es.y naTno and set my sea! ib;,
~ > ats day of April, In the year one
thousand eight hundred sad six'y-:wa
fSispedl JEFFERSON DAVIS"
H. sxsj r Gsaeral e. smi h. ecm saacding
pecsrtn;ent Of East Tennessee IL charged with the
das esseu'ion Of ,hs foregoing Prociama;is n
He viii fortawita estsh sh az efficisat military
police end viii enforce the solios ng cr5era All
disi.a ior Of kpi-iiuous liquors Ia positively
hihi'ed aoi ihe d.sii,leries win forthwith be
csosea The sale OF 50 rituous qaors CT any bird
IL also prohibited. sgd Establishments fer the sale
thereof efl, be closea.
III. All po,scns intrin s'ns the sbove prohibit
t0a, Val suffer such punishment As shan be Or
TIA. sentence to hard labor 70 mage II an ona
month fhsl be inflicted by the sen-ence Of Eo-
g.msntai O nrtaartiai, ~ directed ~ tbe eta
k.steie Of War.
By I 1saa.a5 of the Secretary q so Wi:
ara-ts Ad,t and Iusnec.or Hen.ra,.
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BivouAo, GEAR ORAsaEC H., !

BivouAG, GEAR URAsaEC H.,
March 22d, 1852.
ESERTED from the camp near centre.
- VILE, on or about the 2nd day OF Sarch,
1862. JAMES E. ROBINSON, a private In
Company l, LIST Regt. Va. VoluN teers
The said . E. koBISsoE Is about 20 years
old, five feet seven inches high, auburn hair,
gray eyes, light complexion, and when en-.
listed was an apprentice to John II. Glaze.
brook, car pentar. He is well known about
Baker street, Richmond.
JOHN DOO14EY,
Major COM Dig lst Va. ReEt.
n
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HILLARY NOTCH.
HEADQ rs scip'T OF HEN RICO,
Richmond Va March II, ~

i, J
ENEKAL ORDERS. Noe.
II. Railroad corn panies are forbidden to
transport into this city or ont of H. srirttuous
liquors or other Intoxicating beverages.
III. Superintendent Of railroads are re-
ques:ad 10 report daily 20 the Provost Mar
their read. out Of tbs city 81 Richmond.
YrC. GenI Jro. II. w,xpra, Com. &c.
NIB l3-A L.. r. PAGE,A. A. GenI.
Duo0 IS BArTALI II or Lfuhr AKTIL.
ID LERY.-As all difficulty about obtaining
guas for the Command has beea removed desire
to orgsciss my battalion within the next ten
days.
The Cor,manasn.s Of Companies that I hav >
g. p.sd ~ Iii report 20 ma inrnediateiy, sud hoad
them elec. srhjsct 20 q, ~rslar te rendezvous
their commands at such = time and place d
shall i.dicste.
wish ~ secnce Immediately one good com
pa-,y, coz poisi Of new recruits
cry parsons Gosirous CT joia ing this Ratts len,
can repor. - me, or to auy Of tho Captains OF my
command.
Cant. =. r. MARTIN, Of this city, and Capt. r.
G LEAKE Of Heas!co are receiving Ieerui.s to
cor p.e Q tLe,r commands. / recommend them
with coDfdsnce, 81 geHt'amer suo competent cfti-
cers The form nay BE- found on Bsns st twn
doors above ,1sh; ths I.tte- at tie corner OF
Broad ~. q. d Brock Agezue.
ma % los FRAECIa fooGs.
r HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED BY TEE
SECkEfAkY OF WAR 10 roi.e a Regi.
Ie.t Of heavy ARTILLERY for three
years, or ths war.
This rssimeat i. rapidly fling rp ard wspts
onl, q few mpacies eqnisit. it, c5mplet on.
ghcuid Re glad to eoIf,r with cautains " no have
companies, sad a!so with these who desire to
gase cpu;paries
sVolrntesis or recruits .nlising for three ears
or he war, will receive b upty Of $50. payetls
AZ soon rs they are orn into service snd &C
cepted. upon Inspection by medical Officer. to
ge.t e. with tT8nsportaf AID subsis encs from
TIE tina aud place Of enlistment, until inspecte,
an; . tered"
swell, rrou'ts' men can re-enlis. si1ely CT by
rem 7sriss for two care or thr wsr, sud receive
So bounty; sna will also he te.rsfe red during
the twenty da 8 prtvlou, to the expiration OF
their PIE sent term.
Volunteers will Re received fiusiy or by ccrra.
nj from an, portion Of :be Gonfederscy.
rY sca-- I en'h street, three docrsf ON Naia
li.y Post-n flea, Box Ell
I'D 2-1m* ROBT. F. MOREISS.
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Al c.TL4NE MIN,
] ) Il Z q u A Y Il ) .

The undersigned is enl'ating q company Of
lafantry fer the 20sh Regiment Virginia Vol
Unteers, 10 be called the WISE ZOUAVEs,
in compliment of the memory of the late
Captain Wise. This company will be in.
aIucted by Mr.. T.. + Pardison IL the Zouays
drill OF the French Infantry, and taught hy
bin the tayonet exercise. Being familiar In
ell IS detail: and having eided Captain Car :
in the translation OF the French works on
Sayonet Exercise. his ability 10 instruct III
that drill cannot 80 q1eS,i med.
zN,litia,nen desit.ng to enter this service
will apply to the undersigned, on i2t street,
or door above Main. The usual bounty Of
800 will be paid the men when N ustered into
the Cor faderate service
ap3-lm q. F. PARDIaUN,
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ksbA ~ k1ENG.

DOakDlN4-
II gentIeman and his wife
can be accr m modal ed with BO RID and an
elegantly turn ishsd front Room, lower Moor,
with small room ntt*chsd. in private
Unity, on Church Hill, he sond the corpora.
ton line. Reference given Al d rtQn,red
A. dress go. Co. at this cflica ap $50
NHEaP BOARDING-M Way be mao at my
~ Hotel. Eh&rIo Court House Dining
Room and Paylors are SPACIOUS aud a ry, with
thirty bed rooms, corn fJrtsbiy arrar ged for
families or single persons. lily table is fur
uished with the best the country Chords.
different denominations, ard quite interes-
ing 10 visitors. Is four miles from DraKe' g
b -anch, Danviiis Railroad, and com NUM-
Gates dsly with Richmond For further
particulars, address, or nersonally apply, to
Rufus Pa LMEA,
Rp5-end3a Chariotks Court.
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ID y 4 IL l. l N Il D..

ID y Il l. l N q
Two very elegant rooms, wi h board, suisa-
bic for ia mily without children, csn be had
in q private family. The situation is one Of
the best in the city, being but 4 few moments
walk of the Capitol. Also, a front Basement
room for Doctors Office, with BOARD. Ad.
drass "B. D. st this Office p4-st* .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09

ID iCHOND POTTERIE$s, foot Of Main H.,
III K1s&etis ard corner Of Gary aad 18th streets,
tucHNoND, VA,
xEESEE T. PARK PRofEIEToRs.
The Subscribers respectfully inform tia mer
chants Of Virginia. North Carolina and TenueAsse,
thae they ara uansfacturing the best Quality Of
STDNEWARE. which thsy offer fer sale st ths
very lo,sess prices for cash.
eTAil Ware sold BY ~ win b delivered II ary
part Of ths city free Of chasle
THOH. ". xHnSBA
lel DAVID PA1R
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[eiSnedl i. COOPER.
an 40 Adit and Iuspector 4ereynl

HDQRs. DiCKINSON'S BATTERY
CAMP LEE. April 3, 1879. 5
g PECIAL ORDESS Member! of this eom.
- PAM WHO not pre- sent by ext WE'D
EEt DAY will be advertised 90 deserte-c, and
Treated accordingly.
Fueiorghs and ras 90 given are hereby re.
v kei Members reporting themselves must
come prepared for service The bounty w,Ii be
PHI Immediately en- tho 70. IN alton OF the regi.
meDt
w A T ED-Twenty good and reliable
MEN TO complies battery Of six pieces, III.
ready obtained.
I'd S-3th n. Il DICKINSON Cant
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UAkTE!sS.
II PsTES' BATTALION.

II EAUQ UARTEAS,
PSTES' BATTALION.
We, the Undersigned, arc Authorized by
Capt Henry u Pate, 10 RECRUIT A COM.
PANY OF CAVALRY, consisting OF 60 men,
10 be m rstered in TO the service OF the u. s.
A ;or 3years Or during the war Members
joining this company are entitled 10 the
bounty OF $50. and So per month pay.
HoIsss, equipInsu -, aud su bsistence, fur.
nished each recruit. Those who furnish
their own horses, will ee entitled to S25 per
month.
Office On Main and near the corner OF 9th
street, Richmond, Va.
nlcNARY EOESON,
ap7-l0t+ O. +. HARDWOOD.
~ Norfolk Day BOOK, Petersburg Exprssa
and Rioh,aond Examiner will please copy
aud send bill 10 he suhscriners
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HpQ'Rs URUTcHftyLD LIGHT ARTIlLEgy,i
Msroh 1871, 1869. :

A TTEETION, VOkUNFEkHSl
"A BATTERY EHUU gED.
The artsrsisred, having secured q splendid
BATTERY Of feid- pieces Sate authority t. ra;s4s
the Provision. Army Of Virginia fer the wsr, sud
have received authority from the Governor TO re-
cruit volunteers fson the MILITIA. 70 fill the
sanks Of the Crutcafe Light Artillery The con-
rsry viii he mus tered Ia as so5n ~ q suf1eient
number OF soluatsers have been received. fne
opportunity now presents Il. ELF to those who d,
not wish to 80 siitirnleu, to enroll themselves
as volunteers. No su ostitutes resolved.
Apply o. tbs ofiiss of the Old Dominio1 Inms
aace Company Under the st Charles Hotel.
ETAPLETON CHUTOHFIEIAD,
CHAH. u. W0HgHAk.
NH l3-tsCtD
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so . AaNU 1SE Al eIK61.

HhAWlN4 AND
u SMOKING
TOBACJO.
have on hand, At Factory, on 7th street,
RICHAOAD, Va,
large stock Of
WING
TOBACN y
VI all grades and styles,
prices ranging ON
Is to rs cents per pound,
Including "a, lOs, half-pounds, pouAds.
BUTH
BEIG III
IA So
TWIST and other
FANCY STYLES.
SMOKING TOBAOUO,
4 fpnnN
to 20. cents per pound,
All of which 10 offered for sale at moderate
prices for cash.
~ Prompt attention paid TO all orders
accom- panied with cash.
70 ism JAMES THOMAS. IN
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COAMIsSlONER's OFFiUk,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
70 Martha H. Btllup. aem'x Of Christ. q :
Bhlups :..."..................P iainlih,
Walter =. Lane. John H. Dunl.vy eh.ria g
Of Mathews county, and Robert Billups.
Defend ants, 2
And to all the creditors Of Christopher BIZ. 3
lups, decsssed. -
the 2sd day Of april ne.t, III fair;H not, ON thu
next fair day thereafter, Sunday txcspted) TO take
and settle at my Office the account of the part
ner ship transactions of Robert Billups and Chris
actions Of the plaintiff, Martha h lRillups, q I'D
miaietrAtrix Of said christopher Billups. decd;
Al account Of all the esta,e Of the - d d-cedent
which came TO the hands Of said adnini.tratrix.
or tn the hands Of any person fer her use, and an
. count Ct the debts due to I'll PERSONS from hs
estate Of the said Christopher =. Bilups, deed,
n quired TO he taken by the decree Of Mathews
County Circuit Court, recorded on the - day Of
October 1861 Ia q suit In chaucesy Dope ding IN
said Court, 10 which the above.named parties are
plain'ifs and defe1daDts; ~ which time and
place you are required 20 atterd vi b all books,
papers and " uchers In your possession. or uncer
your control. touching the nssssss Of said &C.
counts.
Giv,n under nv hand. - O commissioner in
nhaucsry Of the said Court. the day and year
6rst Aforesaid
NH " sw>w. W n. RRowHLEY.
'I~nh highss' prices viii DO paid fr The fellow.
i ing delivered ss ship yard, opposite Rock.
$4,000 fee. PINE. inches thick. u TO ls wide, Il
40 pieces Of pins. 10 f... lops to er... ,s.,s;
Inches wide, 30 70 IS eeet long; -
leo pi aces PINE 50 70 80 feet long. 10 square
nom AZ TO ie inckss:
$4,000 feet PI re 4xa frarie Is 70 IS feet long;
.So 90 ..,.. p, saI 81, Is .0 a.,
% ?" laxl2 Is TO 20
VIII b OAK.
20 COO 'eet Oak ami. inches thick, I2 to g
tEshes wide. IS 10 20 fs. ( long
a70 1iscs Oak Plans IL feet long 4xts;
l2o knees. o sds 81 inshss, 81 = Z feet arm
~ l. sod2w VIM 4. 0RAvR6
x \ aAys % maud.
| 500 lbs. CAST STEEL " $50 ''''
. large xINDS .ND8
A general assortmer Of PIES.
| AAU & SHU aAN.
| File Nanufaetursrs
| ap 3-ete EN- street aA,ve Mar.
Al r.. q. G. ALLEN wo0id inform 16s
Nl Lady's Of Richmond thAs she has ius
Sscetvsd large lot Of
BLACK Easllsh GRAPE
MILLINERY GOODS; s'A''-' a''0s'n'I' o
ana Is prepared % maks IN BONNErs .,
snort notice. apf-Sts
NOWU = Ali Ds;sons '1SvE1 cI17mi
! IN aGainss tho estate OF ihe late " J.
HrnAkcs will Pfeaenf them tu as, IN order
th&s arrangements may b made or thai!
payment Personstndebted ~ his ss'ats Will
c0nfsr great favor BY calling and pAyico
ne same. 0OOD1N = APPueSON.
nh lS-N