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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF
the BATTLE NEAR
RICHMOND.
Union Convention in Sacra mentO.
JACKSON SECURING THE CROPS
IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
A Train Destroyed on the Mem
phis and Charleston r. r.
4 COMMUNICATION FROM EARL
RUSSELL.
Union Convention in Sacramento. J.
A Train Destroyed on the Mem
phis and Charleston r, r.
4 COMMUNICATIONS FROM EARL
RUSSELL.

From New York.
NEW YORK, June IS.
A Herald letter, giving detailed account Of
the hight on the 25tb, before Richmond, says;
Wednesday, juno 25th, was signaized by an
other glorious struggle between the Union troops
and the rebela, in which the former were twice
victorious About 500 Of our men that day en-
coun'ered two divisions Of the rebel army, short
distance beyond Fair Oaks, and drove them back
mile. By remarkable blunder, We rclinquie eh cd
all the ground gained as soon as We had obtained
possession OF it, and then when the error was sf ed
and understood, our gallant lads went at it again
and corrected the mistake, and N Maintained our pc
sition there.
Atnight but little Of our artillery was engaged,
aud the casualties arc therefore not 60 numerous
as might be supposed from the duration of the
fight.
As the artillery that was used was mostly ours
the enemy's loss is doubtless considerably heavier
than ours, and will, perhaps reach 50 killed and
200 wounded.
The principal part Of the lighting was done BY
Growers aud sickles' brigades Of Hooker;s
division, and supported by Bery's snd
ksbinson's brigades of Kearney's division,
or Birney Brigade, of Sedgwick's division, and
Palmer's Brigade, Of Conch's division. SickIe's
brigade behaved splendialy, as usual. Among
the losses the 5th Indiana, James Shea gsn,
arm go h Indiana, b Sibert, Co K, liver Mark
Tafsn and George Drake. Co f, Abram Daw-
son, Co K.
The Tms's letter says the estimate of our loss
given in the teegraphic report to the Associated
Press will be found very much below the
mark. The loss is very slight considering
the amount Of fighting done and the result accom-
pished, but it cannot fall below 500, and may be
nearer thousand, probably COO OF 200.
Seventy members Of the lst Mass. have been
brought in. This regiment fall shor. of 100 as
they were again under heavy fire during the early
part OF the day, and was one of those which suf.
Tered most severely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

II. Price has tel warded to the Cor
responding Secretary of the Scott county Re-
lief Association, letter received from Senator
Harlan dated Washington, June 23d. in which
Mr.. II. states that he had waited on the Sur.
geon General in relation to the. e.ests bIi sh rent
Of Hospital At Davenport. and learned that
. commissioners has been appointed to visit and
examine several points. Davenport among
decision will be made.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daity Report

Davenport Market....Daity Report.
OFFICE OF THE DEN. i News,
Saturday Eve, June %.
Quotations are unchanged and business dull.
FLOUR--We quote at x4.009440. Shipments
200 bbls:
WHKAr--Firm and active at 65@6sc. Choice
lots 69l<c. Receipts 1853 tu. Shipments 900
bu
BARLEY. 30(140.
CoKS-Dull at 13Ml4,. Receipts 47h bu, Ship
msnts $50 bu
OATS = 2Jul27c.
Wool -250f4Oc. Seipments 2, AIS tbs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30
New kOtA market.

NEW YoRK, June o.
Flour Market firm. Sales at -. .3Od4. so Super
state; S475M4.oo Extra state; 81 35G0l. so Super
W cstern S4.7OtM4.y5 Common TO INC oiium Extra
W Weatcrn; Sa.O5015.2o common to govd shipping
Brands extra K. Ii. D.
WHEAT. Sales at $l.oi0$l 04 Chicago Spring
81 0s@Sl.l2 Milwaukee Club; ST. 2l0ll 90 Winter
Red Western; 81 2uMl.2 Whito Michigan.
Corn $40 Mixed Western in store and de-
liveced
BARLEY-- s0Ms5c.
WHisKY.-Market dull ;2-ls(G28c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30
st. Louis Markets.

Sr. Louis, June 20.
FLOUR Dull at So. .O00l375
WHEAT Market unchanged 7lMs0c.
CORH.-In fair demand at 93c
BARLEY.-s2hM55.
OATS 36@37Mc
RYE Firm at 3sc,
HAY-s5c
PoRK-S9 rs
LARD-6c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

WILL sell cheaper than ever, as We
are fearful that our store will break down be-
ing overloaded with teas, sugars. Coffee. mo-
lsssss. nackerel, smoked herring. cod and
white 6sh, fsrins, corn. starch. oat meal, sago,
spiced and can oysters, star and sperm candles,
tubs. paile. baskets. stone ware, liquors. wines,
sardines, common and French candica matches.
rope, bed cords, Browns -four meal, powder.
shot, fire crackers. fire works, three quarts Of
rye for coffee ten cents. and other groceries
too numerous to mention. Call and see them
before purchasing, and our word for it you
will buy Of them. Don't forget the place.
Hawksye Store. corner Of Third and Brady
streets. H. B. MATHEWS.
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From Mclnphis.

MKxPBIs, JuLe 26.
train on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, with number Of wagons, and one company
of the 56th Ohio besides several officers, was at-
tackled by large force of rebel cavalry yesterday,
about u miles from this city. The rebels do
stroyed the locomotive and cars, all Of which were
burned, killed 10 Of our men and captared Col
Kinney, Majors Pardee and Sharpe, Railroad Su-
perintendents and Capt. NcMichsel, formerly Of
Gen. Smiths staff, who was taken prisoner ct
Shiloh and had just been exchanged.
Gen. Grant has restored the editorial control Of
the Argas to the proprietors, with notice that it
will be at once suppressed should it's columns coz
tain any articles offensive to the Government.
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DRmocRA11c County CoNvrN7,o,

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
The delegates from the different townships Of
Scott county assembled At the Court House
Saturday sftsrIoon. 70 select delegates TO the
State ard Congressional Cony yentions. The
convention was organized by calling Capt A.
u. Davenport 10 the chair. and appointing J.
". Van Hosen. E.q.. Ssc'y.
Inc call for the convention vas read by the
Secretary, and on motion Of Mr.. CoDgdon, .
committee Of three on credentials we're 40.
pointed by the chair. consisting of K d Cong
don. " Clark and W L Clark. The commit.
tee reported the following gentlemen a. sn.i.
tied 10 eeats Ia the convention
PRINCETON @ Davis, G N Lewis, L s
Chamberlain. @ Rumbsy and B Doty.
LIZ CLAIaE-A H Davenport. Geo II henderson
John Youman and H Davenport.
PEASANT VALLEY-J W Clark and George
q Hyde.
HICKORY GRoyr-Hiram Wheeler. J r Sand.
ers. I smith and Lewis Thomp.on.
BUFFALo-James Alexander. II Bsambaugb,
W l. Clark, Geo w Baker, C Medesky and
n Moore
WISFIHLD--John Madden, Israel Barr. o s
Mason, w Shermsn Z. Jacob Hoselton, T Glynn
John McManua. Ihos Griffin, N Orend"rf
Blue GsAss-T L!spisg. II NJ Weatherby.
ROCKINGHAM w II Wsstlake. L Gervissn.
DAvEsroRT-John D Evans, Eliel Peck Thos
F Russell. Richard Smetham. d Richardson,
John N Crawford, Martin Downs. J C Parker.
Alfred Edwards. Lewis Halier, james Cunning.
ham, Victor Hot, Herman Peters, Wm T Dit.
toe. Thos Robinson, II b Mathews. Saml Sy!-
vester. Harvey Lsousrd, Chas z Putnam. T D
Eagal. James 3 Caldwell, James Dooley Henry
Hsurt, John Haley. Geo Ii Parker. W Van
Hosen. Benz Painter. Michael Flynn. Joeeph
Motis, Geo Murray, r D Congdon. Hervey
Hllr, Peter Kerker. W + Grovenbury. Hugh
V Gildea.
On molten, it was resolv ed that any demo.
Gratis present from Liberty. Aliens Grove or
Cleona. should have the privilege Of voting in
the convention The report was then adopted.
On motion, the convention proceeded to ap.
point delegates to the Congressional conven.
tion. v.va vocs. The following gentlemen we're
selected:
CE Putnam, 7 Dermody. H 9 Weatherly.
G & Dennis Geo w Baker. K Smethsm. Geo
Murray, o ) Mason. J w Churchill, w T Dit
toe, Barr. Frank P,ummer, Burnsides.
On motion. the delegates were empowered
to appoint substitutes, and the came delegates
were also empo wered to attend and act at the
judicial convention. The delegates nominated
were then accepted.
The Convention then proceeded to select
delegates to attend the State Convention, viva
roce. Tie following gentlemen were nominal.
ed and accepted
d N Richardson. + Piummer, d Evans. N
D Yonman, d 5 True. NJ Talmage. G G r
Mitchell. Berj Painter. 7 7 Dwight. p Kerker
CP Disney. James Grant. A Birchard. G M
Lewis.
On motion, it was ordered that the proceed.
iugs be published in the DEM 4 NKws.
On motion. the convention adjourned.
A Fl DAVENPORT, Chm.
! w VAN HosFN Spc'v
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June 81.
fLOuR.--s3 e0G5l0.
WHEAT. = Sales at 72,1S5c.
CORN. 28M 30hc.
Oars 900 in store.
kYE.-4oH in store.
BASLEY.-Steady. Sales at G4c.
EUTTkR-sMlOc.
l6Gs-6GG6H-packsr's connt.
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THE CITY.

No. %, BRADY Street, is tho place to
bay Mens fine shoes. CATERS, DO. Chiids d 90.
dat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

TIE PAxoRAMA.-The Panorama OF
The Bible was on exhibition before respect.
able audience at LIE Claire Hall on Saturday
evening. 1t 10 far superior to anything We
have ever seen, 1t will be on exhibition the
coming week. Go and see It.,
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Virginia News.

MIDDLETOWN, W. June ".
General Fremont having been superseded in
command Of this Department, by the orders ap.
pointing Gen. Pope, his inferior in rank, over the
army Of Va, and having asked and been refused
leave abseLce, has at his own request, been re-
lieved fam duty, the command is turned over to
Brigsdier General Schsnck, the next highest in
rank, by order Of the President, and General Frs-
mont leaves TO morrow for New York. Maay Of
his oficsrs 60 with him. His resignation il not
generally klown in camp. but will b announced
tomorrow by . general order.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

No TRLE0RAPH.-On account of the
line being down east Of Chicago. ws are un.
able to present to our readers our usual night
despatches.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

Ma. HILL replies to the ladies Of the
AID Society in this mornings paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

yesterday morning the
body Of Mr.. Thomas Temple. q we'll known
gardner Of this city, was found under the cor.
ner Of a raft in front Of G. X Bard's saw nill.
From the evidence given before the Coroner's
jury We are ablc to CLEAN but little regarding
the manner In which the unfortunate man came
to his death. He was in MIR. Grabbe's estab.
lishment Thursday morning. aud was seen by
Mr.. r d Congdon Thursday afternoon in the
alley back of Carter's saloon. Since that
time nothing is known Of him. The deceased
was man Of about 43 years Of sge. was ad
diotsd to the excessive use Of intoxicating liq-
uors. but appeared always able to manage for
himself. He leaves a wife and interesting
family to the cold charities Of the world
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

VIZ commence the publication Of the
Ns''onAi tsx Bill this morning. 1t will Be
gwen entire IN abeu, thss. daya
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 27-PM.
As far as heard from to day, ut the Wnr Depart
ment, all is quiet in every direction.
Information from tie Shenandoah volley, re
ceived from other than official sources leads to the
belief that Jackson's troops have not 10 force re-
turned from the point at which they were last
seen. Among other speculaiions, is one that he
is repairing damages and preparing to securing the
wheat and rye crops Of the valley, which is rep
resented to be good.
Reports taat the enemy is occupying the coun-
try between Manassas and Strasburg are untrue.
There may, however, be rebel rickets ct settle
ments heretofore temporarily occupied by our
troops.
1ribune's Special
There is reason to believe that Seward has re.
ceivei q note from Earl Russell touching General
Buffers woman order. 1t will probably be treated
as the note from the same quarter demonstrating
against the Stone biz ckade question was treated.
Letters from Prince Napoleon, brought by tho
last steamer, show that he is still the same devo-
ted friend of the North that he has shown himself
to be ever since tho rebellion b oke cut.
We understand that resolution looking to the
expulsion of Simmons from a seat in th G Senate,
on account Of HE connection with the Schubath
contract, will soon be INTRODUCED, probably to
morrow.
An order has been issued by the Adjutant Gen.
eral, henceforth prohibiting furloughs to be Civ
en- to enlisted soldiers under any conditions what
ever
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Dissolution, 0f Pnrtw,rsh,D.

DtssOissttOSs 0f PNs-tsssrshsp.
THE FIRM OF THOMPSON L BROWN 10
L this day. ssolved by mutual consent. All
debts Of the firm TO be settled by James Thomp-
son, Mr.. Brown retiring from the 6rm. NJ.
Thompson will continue the business at the old
stand, where he will always be ready to wait upon
all ankiDg the public for all past IA
vors, he hopes 10 merit continuance OF The same.
September 9, 1881.
JAMES THOMPSON.
lOdtfl IRA BROWN
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SOuthern News.

From the Richmond Eaqairer. June Goth, via
Chsrieston, June 25th.
"All quiet At James lsiasd to-day.
1.-THE gun boats yesterday shellsd dstach msut
Of The Marion ARTILLERY, posted on Johns Island,
and foroed them to retire. .4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

LoMAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner Of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brewed for nursing ID.
dies and invalde.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, June 27.
Stocks higher.
Money in demand at 405 per cent.
G. l. X. /. CSC
American gold 81 G9sS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

FIRST CONVICTION UNDER THE DOC
LAVA man named Cober. who lives little
beyond Duck Creek. vas brought before Jus.
ties Wheeler on Saturday afternoon on .
charge Of harboring dog contrary to to the
new law. He was convicted and fined five
lars and costs. This 10 the first conviction un.
der the new law, but the officers intimate it
won't be the last il they find any more offend.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

TO LET.
n YELLING HOUSES ON TIE BLUFF,
IL from SIS to $i2 Per month, Two stores
aud in Wald's Nate Wupperman's,) and
Halls Blocks. Apply to
JOHN l.. COFFIN.
jue27-H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

9AILEY'S
C E l. e 8R ATED CREAM ALE
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price, 500 per Barrel.
Orders through the Post ofics will meet with
promn. essention: apr5-1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

W. F. ROSS, AGENT.
The HOME INSURANCE. ConpANy
Or NEW YoRx.
= CASH CAParAL, OxB AILLloN DoLIARs.
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CHARrsRED A. D.. 1910,
ss CASH CAPITAL, S5oo,o0O.
Osy1os- Bunpaxa, DAvsxroas.
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Davenport Lumber Market.
CLARK Il IiON I

CLARK Il KONT
hEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
IL Pianos and Harmonic Meodeons frsm the
best Eastern manufactures, Of the most approved
patterns, and at pric-s that defy competition, No
14o rady street, Dav export, Iowa isp9
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Friends Of my life my ardent spirit burns.
And all the tribute Of my heart returns"
TOR THE MANY FAvORS PRESENTED TO
II the
SCOTT HOUSE.
by Its numerous patrons. The undersigned will
continue 1t his lost proprietor Of the above House
and hopes to merit continuance OF the patronage
Of the
TT N y ~ N N u Al In
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-30

How DOG Law IS ADMINISTERED IN
WINFIELD Eds Democrat d News You are
Of course aware there is a law now being en-
forced which is fatal to all caEines that have
not appeared in the person Of their masters
before the Township Clerk, and paid the sLm
of one or three dollars, as the case may b. and
taken out life policy for one ear. Notwi,h.
standing the curses which have been hsaped
upon the law and it's instigators notwith-
standing the cur.es heaped upon q republican
legislature and our model Governor, there has
been very general compliance with the pro
visions Of the law in the township of Winfield
But etill eome-as in other townships-set the
law and officers at defence.
Well, our worthy officials thought they
would kill democratic dogs irss, but after lay.
ing heads together they Concluded, republican
office holding being pretty much played ont
they would make the most Of it while it did
laet. Says the Juetice to the Clerk, You
keep all to ourselves. Don't let the constables
kill dog. and we will work it."
According to this capital arrangement, sew
enteen warrants were issued forth with and
seventeen .overeiCns were called upon to. .ap-
pear forth with before the learned law ex.
pounder on the 25th Of June to answer q
charge Of owning or harboripg dorgs nat
checked. according to 10 " in such cases made
aud provided.
Before lac trial came off the officials con-
oladed TO visit Davenport and consult some
of the best legal talent of our city upon the
manner Of working the law. They found just
the person required and gave him short bic.
tory of their proceedings. But. oh. scissore |
had they been proceeding contrary 10 law
Verify had theyl They discovered that it
was the province Of the Slate Of Iowa to proc
ecute. not individuals, and all their trouble
and labor must go for nought. They had
slightually overrescbed, and would have to
back gracefully. il poesbls-bmt back
down they must, and did. The poor devils are
now the Ian cdipo stcck of The tovnahin
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TO LET.

TO LET.
OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ Post Office and LeClaire Blocks, The Le-
Claire Market House, suitable for storage Of grain
er heavy merch andise. Apply to
GEO. L. DAVENPORT, or
JOHN L. COFFIN.
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1ErNA INsuRAHcE CoNPANY-Cargo insurance
on Lakes and Rivers may at all timee be OBJ
tained at the agency Of the 4Etna Insurance
Company. Tariff of rates. as established bv
the Board Of Lake Underwriters, may be seen
by calling on H. B. Norman. Agt.
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II SCOTT HOU . e.
az ever, will c6sr TO it, guests
Clean Rooms, Clean Sheets.
A BoUNTlFUL TABLE
and all the comforts Of Home, At the low pries
of
one Do11ar per Day.
II Good stablins attached TO the premises.
}. J. HUMPHRE Y !, Proprietor.
fb-5
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.NETlL UJ:4REMOUSl

FEN CE w IRE
At the Lowest Market Prico.
VANDERv0OR:, DICKERSON L CO.,
Metal Warehouse,
1870 aud cot Randolph Street, Chicago.
my2l-dlw
METROPOLITAN
Billiard Balloon.
nPEN DAY AND EVENING THREE OF
~ the best Tables in the State, and in tho best
order, can be fOund At this Saloon. Choice
WIVES, LfQUORS, LIE, Sc,
AT THE BAR.
SURGEON DENTIST.
DY SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
ID in Davenport, ! have opened branch oGaos
in tho LeClaire House, for the accommodation Of
those who wish any thing In my line.
shall be at the LeCare House from a. m. to
IL m every day except Sundays. IN sbalanos
Of the time shall be at my ofics in R9sk L.
land.
Thankful for past favors and pstro hope
to receive continuance Of the same.
HENRY FISOHEL.
Rock Island, June l3, 1862.
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WANTED.
Tn ZE r.

4 SECOND HAND SAFE-AT NO. 16 WEST
IA Second Street.
jne24-d2t e.. ). WEBB.
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MR.. JAMES q. CRANE WILL ATTEND TO
Vl all business connected with this agoucy dur
ing my temporary absence from the city.
JOHN l.. SWITS.
Davenport, June 18th, 1862. jnel8.dAwlw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-18
April, 1861.

DRY GOODS.
rrycg,yTS .uug t1I city With IViss Of making PereS
~ -. r-sy4-tf-ny sSll.ed - eHA2As oal ee'0@ - "
sCDls rIs- Soc sale:
sNhNles Br1sn dhrSsia1 And blrAASA
- CsnAbu-gl,
- -a-es bIs,rhed shestlgl and ooArAatA
S,b.ies Psd N striped OsoaeargA
80 $50, s,rpsi A.a Plaid DoE ssaoA, Tor arV4AA
sgba,-s ues,nu
. Dea.ras ss-tP EEahgA
$780, BsasI srcs,
~ q CctLonAdcs,
10 Coiorsi CAnbrloa,
"a Nsataeky tsAaI afveeaA
RdOsSEs anoElsal Of RsATy AID ma LsenA
~, V,sTcs frA Llama Lawn, RAa striped and nnsrcla
80 s.rsr. AaA Popu,s cc.h oAainsrsA Vssn &C. e.
al q valas ~ eel VGy cheap y 1s sA+S aaa
~ Pearl StreeA
Et-h- Va
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=, ,C,nSO OF DEPARr-

To HEADS OF D6..1als.,s.
r, 4..Ssl N 4sgIerA Nr.I would beg 70 INV ss Ne
- T-.Is Of UeparJasEis OF he'Arieai etHhSoS' -
De o. ne ooHisis,a.s ssA.s' ~ SS SIaIion-
- - .,~I,p-- Hiank Books, &C., which VII
N ,,rI . NJ sslablLhnenl - extensive boeE hnas
--5t.sI &c sEeeets BiGaiaS, And As :, -.
B.at Boa, .: every t,ssrPses' u A' ee'' NSERTs
eTl'' i7e@ PuhIshsr and Bookseller,
a.. " Nan strssl Richmond Va
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0iCHMOND WING.
-. p.Ily WhIE IN RiehaOnA-fAy ahs Gar


The great demand for enc B1itT NC "''nin tne eI'
;, ocular az oy transient readers, and the diff
cu,y of satisfactorily supplying both e'A.re' OF readers
bv . carrying system adapted only 90 once suOScn-
po,. have induced US to resort 70 the only lsAfi0'
~ Of managing large city circulation to Wit tnA'
80 r-.,ys,, 70 "a. Carriers. From thia DATE, there
o., M, sscriptOus for the WEs 70 be lst within 'A'
=. m be taken st tss Office, and all persons indebted
-,,.;on to the present time, within toe city, are
-eed to call At she Office and settle thsir A0ooant'.
= y,--isr. ill Of course, continue 20 deliver the Pc:
q, ,b. p,sseat subscribers ard receive pay for the
n rata Of fifteen cents per week. The public
uoIe-s,.pd that all restriction uPsn the sale Of
d, we b7 Carrier, within the city : removed, and
h, want it nav buyittrOn the Carriers or have
:, - r- . at their residences or places OF business
.....r.. 1stt 1881.
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saR tIEsALE % SGGsNEs.
his clzcrcsi he Aacuon hssl1-ss
ass. .. E.- REE. q tts Anton Rco1 fala.r
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IL ere nov boldnt PORTABLE sTGlh EsfnEA, q 10
proved esArlesa Of all asss from GE 70 forty Pew
sllabls oreuar sav hs fhr shng h,ehhss sad chs
Dapess which fssssT thsaseves fully act
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tsn uerss 70 any required psvss. -
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aAd Of various rsss
PUMPS and WHIHS for VAfIl wolII, RolfABll eIIB-
nILLA, and IloNB for MILF Of all tindA
kALR0AD WORK OF every dsscnp<sn-
TOBACCO PRBsR, KIATTINHe hIL&, sn4 an srteles ~
manufacturing fobscco, together WITH lind 81 1AAs az
RON GkEfIHGh and WROUGHT IROu WORK.