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THE FARMERS GUIDE
To
To Scientific and PncIieal AgFieulluFe.

bl HkEEY sTEPHEHS, 3 r s.. uf kdlphurph h, and thu
late 7. AVfIOh, PrresuT II ScienLir Agriculture
N I 'e College New Haven. vols h,yal OsIaV'
l6OO paRes, and nUmerDs EnRavIngS
This h cbier~edly the mrt complete work IN ARri.
culture evrr pu lSh and In order To give h a wider
circulation, the publishers have resolved 10 reduce the
price 10
IS for the Two Volumes!
WheR sent ~ mail tvRt paul tn GAitimna a. OSeRR
'nd Washington, the price Vil he 81 To tvarI OihgI
PaE' y The UnirO apd TO- Canads, tpst pan ] t0.
- This ID Nut the Old " D 0k uf thr Farm"
k1mtaRces fr any Of the ahove publications shOuld
aiuays be addressed. po.t paid. tn the Pnblshers,
LEONARD SCOTT & Co,
No. 80 Gald street, New York.
, 1862-04-10
CARD.

Prompted hy an honest deare II my hea,t. v,,h 10
at before the public esss Uhlrh dpritvsa : cnmmen
.aton not Only a. an att of scientific skill bSi Thai n
numanity also- About two years ago, tuddtDy. and
nom canAea unknown % me. was arlrrd Win n n
eplepy Whirh, owing b my Inability % meet nav
pelnea connequrDt rpon thnFpngh mediosl tpaimsnt
enc ne csnNlaeemeni Which met With on stirmptlrG
q son beceme Fnh u Wus then lfd 10 helieV, a 10
80 he ekl q any physician. vaa iieans IN ghS
~ pursuit o. my calling thrown dow d ne rrnnud
without the slshiest warning; and although inslnslh
p Ne agnnta get derpied he mllries Al nv M and
non lsarned % lnk apot thnrr no would render stl
ancs o. shelter me fm danger as enrnhr vha so6ahl
v prnlnng the exkience Of my mneres VI lP IN hll
state and h9Fng, plevinus 10 my airion. tas ne
eVee,n ~, n1ca more Induced % oiempi rPrk-
inR ala q Arhy1c|an, and, ~ recommendation called
upon y. y ekapkay. ltod him ef my ciFrnnsinntte
and q ny inability o. reward him fT ha arvlrn ~
gardfsa Of which. however, ke a 0ncs npdertnnk ~
eaaPs alo, with the hleNBa rf God, Wa once more
restored y perfect health. Unahls u reward rim or
the hn1l Whoh enjoy u present. and yft tonsous II
nv ndehleonena, consider d due iH mysl n and ~
smlctd % make lhe cae pnlln IN order thai ihale d
nee Of medical udylre may ind physician % whom
estsy cnpnAeure can W pln6sd.
sat n JaIlisrna. cou,ty q "A Ps,nr;,so An
.e,hea .sd sworn q bses ns, IhiIl DAY q August
iE.Sl GILBERT 4. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1862-04-10
CURE IS AT HANDi
SUkE ~ Al HANDl ~
HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT
S,prhuiis ErupiIsuL Is S0p Had, and Ssrofulou1
SVsIlngS.

n Nh passIinl Olnimsut 10 lrsl .nhhsd Into the
pari1 Affected I'll skin disease win Be speedily OVsrcome
but conslliuilnlaly puryiDg tha ghna system noan
tralElng ell depTaVcd umnuTa, and edActng q uadca
and complete cuIe. The Pills should b taken as On
70 uci u unl.n With y. q siaiipg and confirming thg
conquest o. he dlnsase.
, 1862-04-10


HuCKS & LAMBERT'S
cELEBRATED PATENT
n. 4 L. AxLE-GREAsE.
- CARD.
THE sunscRlBERs HAVE FHB PLEASURE o. AN.
lave bsea hsnsrsd ~ ihs soahliss q a. Nsshaa Il.
IHRST REaMnaHu1g
ron THuR
uNRIvALLED AkLE-oREAsE!
A.s. ~; tss s.a I.ns.as H.y AsuIur.l ssssy A.v.
FIRST Glass PREnnUH
,sr Ne ss~s. BStAaSsvsr SssiSlI % Ne aavstsss .
HOME MANUFACTURES
thu d1glsbsd b uith reatsr pra. ,l,y ~, ~ 40
haf (noiuithgiandlnf he overwhelming Importation q ~
aIts IRON he Easi assuming lsr ls ne demand oF hs
Nov Popular \. 3 L AxleGFsasy
has more shaa doSb,sa during ne present ues.aa.
And Whilst the manufacturers oasf their grateful thankl b
~ tAose friends % lt n
CALHoRrg1A PEoDUoE
Uho haVe veu them % iarSs An eneour,eo,n, ~, - =,
~ tna no palms I'll Be ared IN he lFs 70 sulialn hs
% %sgssAa Reputation ulrh Asr material has aequTsd ~
Bsss ana chsspss, Luhsis.tine Ir.a,un NJ
carHtagtstehesla, etc.,
nVta INTRODUCED m cAElponNrA.
HUCkD 4 LAWnHR1s.
lnFenl9Il and eula Manufaclurera
aSe-sa NAloua SISssi. an Issssisso.
, 1862-04-10

DIR J. Cz ztPKA Y'5 private Medical and su,,,,.,
IoHttne y on sacraln DlO street, heloW NJ 10,
onpGMte the Pacific Mail Steam, hip COmIaI y ~,
sen Francisco. The DOei0F offers free eob,yl,.,,sg
an aske D" remuneration unless he nect, cur" ''
- The following letter. which emDhafIcsiIv .,. -
nr ITSELF was written b. The Dean Of the Faenliv ~ ~
Pariac Medical and Surgical Jnurna" san Frs c,.n @
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01
OF PARTNERSHIP =

DISsOLUTION NOTICE.-The cO-pRrt-
IL nership heretofore existing between the under
signed under the firm and name of MOORE HEN.
DERSON is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Brandy Flat, March o, 1862. d. J. MOORE,
marll :3w A. G. HENDERSON.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01
alerada geuIutrat.
! LOCAL MATTERS.

AlrscovY DUcK.--At the risk of giving our
avn pedigree. we have concluded to insert the
articles OH the "Antiquity of the Muscovy
Duck." the first of which will be found in an
other column. The learned author assures us
that the articles will be deeply interesting to
those who read them understandingly, and in
order that the unlearned may not be discour-
AGED from perusing them, he has avoided, as
much as possible, the use Of scientific terms,
clothing his ideas in our common vernacular.
II Is uncertain when the next article of the Sc
ries will appear; the author, however, has spo-
len for column In the Democrat as often as
his communications arc prepared.
GRAss VALLEY NATIoNAL.-Mr. w. S.
Byrne, formerly of the Mountain Messenger,
and Mr.. J. P. Shelton, for several years con-
nected with the Journal and Transcript oft
place, have purchased interests in the Grass
Valley National, and win hereafter be associ-
ated with Mr.. Ever in its management. Mr.,
SHELTON started for San Francisco to-day, to
purchase new material for the office, and the
paper is to be suspended for few day, to per-
fec. business arrangements connected upon the
change Of proprietorship.
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-On Sunday af-
ternoon, the Jailor discovered that Burke, con-
fined in Jail for the murder of Wright, had sue
ceeded in freeing himself Of his irons, with the
intention, doubtless, of attempting to escape
on the first favorable opportunity. The mana
cles had been sawed off, it is supposed, with
some instrument which had been left in the
cell by some former occupant, though the Jailor
could not find it.
FRosT.-A severe frost occurred on Sunday
night, causing considerable damage to the early
fruit trees. 1t must have killed nearly all the
peach blossoms, but fortunately, not many Of
the trees were in bloom, and we have still a
chance for an average peach crop. The apple
trees are not far enough advanced to be much
injured by the frost
The WEATHER IN MARcH.-Thermomet
rical observations in this place, noted three
times day, shows the following daily mean
and range during the month of March:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01
DTssOLUTION.-The Co Partnership

nHSSOLUTION.-T Go -PartneEshfp
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned, in
the hardware business, known by the firm and name
Of TALLMAN a TURNER, is dissolved by mutual con.
sent An persons indebted to, having unsettled
accounts with the GFn are requested to call lmmedl.
aely at our place Of business Commercial street,
and settle. j. ,. IALLMAN,
Nevada March g. 1862 GEO. Il. TURNER.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01

TOBACCO SEED.--Dr. c. NJ. Bates advertises
Havana and Virginia tobacco seed for sale, at
the Broad Street Drug Store. Those who un-
derstand the cultivation of the weed would do
well to try the experiment. 1t might prove a
profitable investment.
HOSPITAL PATIENTs.-During the month
Of March last, only four patients were admitted
into the County Hospital-the smallest num-
Der admitted in that length of time for some
years. There are now nineteen patients III the
Hospital under treatment.
PosTPoNED.-The great matched dog fight,
that was to have taken place at the Glenbrook
Race Course last Saturday, was postponed, on
account Of the stormy weather, until next Sun
day afternoon, at two o'clock.
QUARTZ CRUsHING.-The American Hill
Quartz Mill was cleaned up yesterday and day
before, after months run, and something over
1000 taken out. We did not learn the num-
Der Of tons Of rock crushed.
TRIM YOUR TREEs.-W. II. Crawford &
Co., advertise pruning shears, knives and saws,
Tor sale at their store on Main street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01

The undersigned would respectfully inform the cit
izens Of Nevada an vicinity that he has purchased
the interest Of his late partner Mr. d. s. Talman, In
the HARDWARE STORE, and win continue the bus-
ness as heretofore He respectfully s0licts contn
uance Of the public patronage. GEO. +. TURNER.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01
San Francisco Adv's.
SEEDS! SIN
TO DEALERS,
Farmers, Gardeners, and Others.

TO DEALERS,
Farmers, Gardeners, and Others.
VHE OFFER THE MOST EXTENt
w sive assortment of Fresh Field, Garden, Fruit
and Flower Seeds the Pacific Coast from the best
growers in the United States and Europe comprising
In part
1900 lbs Alfalfa Clover Seed pure, growth 1891.
1000 lbs. Red Clover Seed.
1000 lbs. White Dutch Clover.
1000 lbs. Timothy Grass Seed
l,VOO lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed
1000 lbs Millet Seed.
l,OOO lbs. Lucerne Clover Seed.
90 Bush. Red Top Grass Seed.
% Bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
20 Bush. Rye Grass Seed
20 Bush Mixed Lawn Grass Seed.
10 Bush. Sanfoin Glover Seed.
10 Bush Sweet Verna Grass Seed.
10 Bush Crested Dogstail Grass Seed
10 Bush. California Prairie Clover
500 lbs. Sugar Beet Seed.
500 lbs. Large Red Mangle Wartzel Beet.
800 lbs Long Blood Beet.
200 lbs. Turnip Blood Beet
500 lbs. Ruta Baga Turnip Seed.
200 lbs. Early White Dutch Turnip Seed.
200 lbs. Red Tep Turnip Seed.
200 lbs. Long Orange Carrot.
100 lbs. White Belgian Carrot.
400 lbs, Assorted Onion Seed,
], 900 lbs. TOP ONIONS.
Together with all the varieties required.
Horticultural Implements, Hedge Shears, Pruning
Shears, Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and Budding
Knives, Saws, etc, etc.
Boxes of l0Opapers assorted seeds put up expressly
for Dealers. liberal discount will be made 10 the
trade.
We have very fine assortment of Dutch Bulbous
Flowering Roots, which We pack to go secure for
any distance.
Catalogues sent application. All orders ad-
dressed to j. r. SWEENY & co.
San Francisco,
So VIII meet with prompt attention. 80
San Francisco, Dec. 81 lS6l.-3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01

GEN. RAINS BITES HIS OWN NOSE ORR
The following story is told at the expense of the
rebel General Rains, of Missouri: 1t appears
he had tenant on his farm who was a staunch
Union man. The latter had given his notes to
Rains, and Mrs. Rains held them for safe keep
ing. The tenant, in order to save the hay and
grain raised by him on his farm, went to Mrs.
Ralns and made delivery of the above articles
and took up the notes. Meantime Rains, wish
ing to replenish his commissary department
from the Union men, hinted one day to for
aging party the fact that good haul would be
made on the premises of Mr. his own ten
ant. The articles were forthwith cOnfscated,
agreeable to Rains suggestion-the point OF
the joke consisting in this, that Rains unwit-
ungly sacrificed his own property for the rebel
cause.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01

LAKE BIGLER.-Homer Burton and few
other gentleman came in from Lake Bigler on
Saturday night with the first supply of trout
nom that locality, which have been received
THIS season. The snow is yet about six feet
deep but is rapidly settling. They were COM
PEELED to come over at night while the snow was
frozen. The water in the lake is two feet high
er than ever before known-being at least six
ieet above low water mark. Ferguson's schoo-
ner-a vessel 80 feet keel and Is beam-is now
making regular trips across the lake. Capt.
rays saw-mill on this side, had commenced
running and was turning out fine lot of lum-
.-LCarson City Age.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01

FooT RAcE.-On. Sunday morning last afoot
race, for one mile, came off over the Willows
Park Course, San Francisco, between the pu-
gs OF Frank Wheeler's Pioneer Gymnasium.
Ihe race was we'll contested and Mr.. L. p.
ward, compositor in the Herald office, was
declared the victor. Mr.. Ward had been at
work at the case the night before, and in order
% oe on hand, had not gone TO bed. but re-
NAMED up all night.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01
ArrIvaI nnd Dcparture of the NIaIIs.

LEAVE NEVADA CRY for Sacramento, San Francisco
Nevada Territory, and 0verland-daily, at two
O'Clock, A. NJ. ARRIVE daily at O'Clock, P. NJ.
LEAVE Nevada City for Grass Valley, Rough Ready,
Imbuctoo, Marysville, and Northern California,
daily Sundays excepted) att A. NJ. ARRIVE daily
Sundays excepted. at O'Clock, Pm
LEAVE Nevada City for North San Juan. Forest City,
and Downieville daily Sundays excepted at A. NJ.
ARRIVE daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock Pm.
LEAVE Nevada City for Auburn Sundays excepted, }
daily at AN ARRIVE Sundays excepted daily
at O'clock p. NJ.
LEAVE Nevada City for Moores, Orleans and Wosey' Is
Flats, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thu sdays al 7
o'clock A. NJ. ARRrvE Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at II O'Clock, N.
LEAVE Nevada City for Alpha Omega, Mountain Wells
and Washington, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days, at "a A. NJ. ARRIVE Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at o'clock, P. NJ.
LEAVE Nevada City for Red Dog daily, at o'clock A.
M. ARRIVE daily at P. M. +. +. BEAN, Pm.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01
To COrrespOntlents.--Patients residing in

To COrrespOndents.--Patie residing in
any part of the State however distant, who may de-
sire the opinion and advice Of Dr. Young on their re-
spective cases, and who think proper to submit
written statement Of SUCH in preference to holding
personal interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred DIR. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself and the
latter as promptly possible If the case be fully
and candidly described, personal communications
will be superseded, instructions for diet regimen
and the general treatment of the case ITSELF (nclu
ding the remedies) will be forwarded without delay
ana IN such manner to convey no idea Of tn e
purport OF the letter or parcel so transmitted
80 Office. 75l Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. J. c. YOUNG, MD
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01
Special Notices.

Religious Notice. There win be religious
service in the Congregational Church every Sabbath
morning, at II O'Clock, and in the evening at ~
O'Clock. Rev. II. CUMMINGS, Pastor
Sabbath School in the Church at 4, P. NJ Prayer
Meeting in the Church, every Wednesday evening at
~ o'clock The Church Is now beautifully lighted
with gas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-01

Episcopal Services will be held at the Court
House every Sunday, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, and
three p. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-14
SEETElAY.

IT., n, a.. 5.a ic:t, co2AH aad FANNY DAVID,
a,,c.,-, o. ti - .:i s-s. Dsvid,:'s eldest xeedo
v., .- you:s '. yea-I Eobt,s .a1 10 d., Q, btF
nm, sai ;a.u:cI iio-I, VI ohe en- Z
mech .ur=i z, cir Scr,le sp!' :: we're ca lee
.v.7 i:.m. Is std px;:s Q: es'k. th. Ss:i aoret,
n wag"c 'hs Git t.yocd tie &c e' 10 we iaco ti
20 h,:i: - os.h eier2;S. o. trsl:Erts hosir
=,i E1rt. by.h v-l:: T"eJ wt.r lo:.d oy vi Hho
:acz .ad lre. sl: word, ssTe: % God help De,
aac h.!. pa-eas scd !.',e e!-e< o. r.ncs 10
"a: asa r.,. .asn they I:d tEest Eo:dI ht 70 Al
c..s.. RI sd tsflrs Pina!. thau has: l4a ss--
E--= t..y |, eve dep: :se:;
III: y. j - ei,v hs.L bersr ~
Lec.a =! O.: sl.re-s b'A
Te, sS.ia =e ko1s - Eeet thee,
Wu.a :.s ga {! Efe a:e q d;
-!..a;n Here 7!:h JOY TO < e.tt thee,
Whe no i.reselI tsrs s!e ,htd-
aicd p.n atE may this xEieIcn carls yoE 70 r. Dese
"a -as snjr sv.'ins 10 saat via - aas
ss norR tar deem {.
- - caEl.stoe Coa!sT plaza es1y.
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SATURDAY. Novenlbcc 2a, 1851.

The Convention assembled at 10 e''ci"cE.--
PRAYER BY the Rev. D.. Gazs, of tee PresoY-
terian Church =,
Mr. MAsIlS.-I beg leave to subnitth fol.
lowing ordinance:
Az UKDlNAScE for The re!'ef Of persons scHo
haze bfea drssen from heiT h9'nes a"s Dc
priced Of their Offices BY The enemy.
Be it ordained, Tnst go much Of section
chapter ls Of the Code Of Virginia, a. forbids
an officer undsr the government OF Virgins
from holding Office or. appointment under the
government Of The Confederate States Ut Ane-
RIGA be, and tie same ia hereby, declared 10 De
imperative to such officers Of tho Common
wealth as have been deprived Of their tthcea
and the means oi supporting themselves ano
their families until the close of the war.
This ordinance shall be In force from us
passage.
H.. MAsLiy.-TheTe are many persons here
who have been driven from their homes. ant
thus compelled 10 relirquish temporarily the
duties of Offices which lhey held under the
State government. Being still the legal ncum
b.nts of these offic:s, Li.ry ars dsq1al;6e1.
under the section OF The Code referred 10, from
holding any cfiee updr tho Confederate
States government Some Of those who arr
thus circums.anced have acted as Oommis-
sioners ia Cbanctry, and are fully eolnpetsn'
to discharge tie duties Of eoy ofaee 70 w1@b
they may be appointed under the Confederate
government. understand thsta few OF these
can fnd employment and only await the
removal Of this barrier to accept othes undei
tho Confederate government.
hope it will be the pleasure Of the Oon7en-
ton to adopt this ordinance, and thus uoso!t
tbess gentlemen to procure the means OF sup
port for themselves and their families
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E2ED,

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r .. -lc V... - Cnove:pcr, tie 6d.j e. O! los 16I
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81. ... ii, thp i4:.6 -ugi rec rcd ot t'- % ~
ri e svihier o. ;h- 18th Dsc, SCI SIC oe stn.ry
sold > OF he s.d-rsi j:sya IL o"srv'sGos tuEoer.,
a.gc. .: - IL o0usisp ivcce. s'itGeeu oh "a suE
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n, q Of !b-i- alto. aac soy SG:th nsi oea,h
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=.:h - .rry.v:o &c 2str 0. ':s L't AZ are stli os
.;:r. Gc(:ls j :. .:is1r e Il. southern GrJ.
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Legislature Of Virginia
FurAx, JANuART 10, 1859.
2EE sTR.

Sgtes = tcs
Tie Sensis vas called 10 order at y o'eiccA
~ Mr. JogrsaN. OF Bedford. Prayer oy the
r.. NJ. WooDsR1Do-. .! the AoEunsnss'
Church.
A co;n1aunics:ion vas Yecs!eed frc.a iae
:: use Ct Delegstea amounting Inc passage
&. b:i! ir:n7pc.ariag the &csrsl Insurance
Company o; L:iah5urg. S'i=sIed-
RiLl HEYuaTss.
M.. Ctcn:LL, :rom laa E"nin.. ttee or tcr: $
o. ! Istics, n ported bill to au.=ac secI.tu !
&C. c,apte. iG3 cf ,he Ccd9, Il relation 70 TIE
removal {: .hs raco,as aDt p4:ers o: tic
Courts.
aEsoICTIoS; i2GI!Hi.
81 H. IsRT Q; Telro6:hS 80 james =.
iTooi;on, Of !::t:inarie, sun G: money pait
,v hir: ftr iiceuss 10 sci gcola which |as
aeve1 us.d bJ rim b5 reasnn OF nis ao'
sencu in the military service o: the ccuut'J.
3, Mr. C8Sls7;AE, Of Aususts-O! chang.
Ing the uaires @i the cGuntles 0! be1:t and
Bachansn, to Ca1rirg.on and Cary, IL hoao',
respectively, Of Judge Paul CaTIiogto!., io. ~
ears suiasn. ii the EerT!cs Ct Virginia; ano
.; !arehibaid Ca:y, 50 long distinguished IL II.
colonial and the revolutionary COUNCILS OF This
Cun.nor veal h.
BIZ III. NLpaAs-Of establishing ucft
t}ic:en. sToien; oi poise thrGustoot lbe oo1l
mar,ne.lb.
B. S-. Tn.sAs. Of FaiTtay-Of addtional
legislation to etcu,o 20 'ne citizens oi th;s
Commonwealth 70. h=ncGt U! ;Sa right con-
tanned in toe s 4 SECTION OF the Declaration G:
R!sh.e.
sor1EERS ISarRASog o:sFA17.
On motion of Mr. IaoNAs, Of Ea'rIaG. tEe
joint resolution changing Inc H:s Ct 10.
Sta heru Protection In.u-Hros Con- 24Dv, enc
:,s pisc= CT meeting, vsTs taken up and pass
ed.
IMPRESSED HoRsfe.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN, Ct Augusta, moved to re-
consider the vote By which tbs bill, providing
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lie Il Use ll.el si.::u-a=i
SA:uHoAy. JAEr.sE II la5G.

Oa~As: tf>teH- II
sE...EE.
The.Ssnae vas c.!!cd % order Is e. Jo'E:i
soa CT Bedford. 2ls7eT ty iae r.. Ar.
u ooBaiacs % toe hoh;;GIeT,!a! Church
ihe.Pu,lDEE. i;:G neforc tic Sesls;e :: c1-l-
riuncat;on i:onI !h- E3tcuSTc, iran2Tor:ns
report frcIn ,ho PAJ master Ccn"rs # toe
Ei:gtn,s fo7ccE, relative 10 tic payment oi the
militia, apa s>Eing legislation Gp1a tie S2&'
jeot referred .o-
Lr,i % ,ae table end ordered - 10 printed
BILLS Ri iPIi:TtD.
Mr.. BaASSaY, from tj; Committee .. F.
aance snd Claims, reported
il b:l! ~ TX MP; II, n taxitioa the oc1l o:
o1u7Is sstacn'd TO paper o. records ioE lhe
recovery oi lbs w.scs Or oihzi d4e5 # dessessed
s5lLiers-
i bill to authorize The !s2'>s Of T3aie,eE>'
GER: hc.lea { S.a.c s!os: - f.:li:i1 I0iT.JJ.
il. ii.r oi 80 .os: t.s.':dF.
! bri 10 ai!c= .4n,paAsattoa t. JON
Cr.:chtr fo7 ca services il: lie Prossnt::toH OF
Samuel Ennacg- il cisc-is eoas; Of "eS;ucrs
LaDl cGun:v.
4 dill to pro~;s;;e f9E s!i.t;oaz: c'@FHs
ia the 1n - G: tie Audr.or o! Ppiic Ac-
c;a,:a
~. Taoxpsos, from the Q mm ;sse on AZ
fieulture sui CoMnsree, rep iItsd-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-14
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.
SEFESTH QAX.

SEFES7R QIX.
WEDNESDAY: JcsE ie. 1881.
;coScLU1sn
?se 9::s:Gec: submitted The following cno-
c.a:ca.:a;, I,c6 .hs Ga:erncr. Tnio5, on
noi.o7, =as laid upon the sabls:
Essc:?lvs DEPARTMENT.
Ju0e II, 1881.
G..t:emer q ;ic C,s::eitio@:
n.e. :;ln G2lvr ~ transmit statement o,
=. ,.o,.int.2- Isa rsak OF tie oAoers appointed
:. i. ?..Tisohsl Acuiy af Virginia, prior 70
i: :,a,::er Q tue Confederate s ef. j: ans~er
,.-ov- rs ,:u::cc 81 the 18th inst.
respectfully,
ioES LE2HaGa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-01-14
lie Rislrtrd Treul1er,
s1sl!sRRp DAILY, sEaI.whEkLT AND wEsALs
,,V TyIEp WISE q ALLEGRO.

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p,rr. ..Y-u dollars per saoora, ana a. she
;s .; eight dollars Il ta.sI ny. aa.ss p.r snn.r ana
,Eara rer six month, payable n tavsnoe for tae
=. 2sr ansul. or lz eopst los $io 70 be paid IN
,s,iasis in advance ~ or th.s 81; ss =. sse
..a! % nsil tae! aI''s+ ~ ~ e' "'
-. ipt:eas received for leas :aan Ix noa.aA
NJ nxTts.-0 ~ TIE DAILY ESepi1SH.
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7.- sasTe Of . lines les, :or the arss Loser.
j.. ,,J 90 c-rt: pee square tos each continuance;
.cre:.=.:aeass 70 Be oens:3essa BY the nonta o
--t,ss sus>.aed OF he Manuscript. or previously
- ..os 5r,xeen he ss-lies- .
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:: !n.t.;,oa,, will be continued until ordered out
ss-I.,vr..i .xac.ed accordingly.
= &ovssrtssXks-s-1o arod any tnisanaefs
-. -; rsI: Of the Annual Aavesaseu, npso
s%..scty thas their privileges only extends TO
S.:-c-;,.:: sa:;-c,s S-s Estate Legal and al otoaf
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ks 80 .,.:. ed Gsa.r.l Asen.s' Advertisements net
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Al: 5e::aars, ssd Tsisutss Of Respect czrsadics
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:far .:s anouni agreed G.ia a. tno standing RUE
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