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The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

ARrEMus WARD on TIE NEGRo.-Fel-
Ter Sittersuns, the Afrikan may be Our
Brother. Severil hily respectable gentle
men and some talented females tell US so,
and for argument sake might be injooc,
cd to grant it tho don't believe il my
self. But the Afrikan isn't our sister,
and wife and unkle. lie isn't sevril Of
our brothers and all our fust wife's rela
shuns. lie isn't our grandfather, and our
CRATE grandfather, aud our aunt in the
country. Scarcely. And Wit numeris
persons would have US think so. Its troo
he runs Congress and Scvril other public
grosserys, but then he amt everybody.
But we've got the Afrikan, or ruthcr
he's got us, and now what air we going
to do about it? He's orful roosance.
P'raps he isn't to blame for it. P'raps he
was creatid fur sum wizc purpis, like the
measles and New England Rum, but it's
nifty hard to see it. At any rate here,
and as | statid to Mr.. What is.it. it's
pity he coodent 60 orf sumwheres quietly
by hisselG, where he Good wear red weS
kits and speckled neckties, and gratcrfy
his ambishun in varis intereStin vase,
without havin' a eternal fuss up about
him.
P'raps I'm bearing down too hard on
Oufy. Cum to think on it, am. lie
woodent be sich an Internal noosencc ef
the people wood let him alone. He mite
indeed be interestin'. And now | think
OF it, why can't the white people let him
alone? What's the good Of continnerly
stirrin' him up with ten foot pole? lie
isn't tho sweetest kind of perfoomery
when in natral stait.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
NOTICE TO TEACHnRs.

TlIE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION Best
L at Diamond Springs on the Second and PouEiA
saturdays Ofeach month ,at9 O'Clock A. n.
All Teachers should recollect that their certificates
hold good for one year only, from their date, sHd
should be renewed by re-examinatiOu, At the eX,
praticn Of that time. No Teacher can be legally
employed, or draw the public funds, On certificate
older than one year.
NJ. A. LYNDE,
Supt Public Schools for II Dorado County.
Diamond Springs, August Oh, lS62-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
NOTICE.

4 L. persons having Accounts or Claims Of sEy
~ kind against the late firm Of CARTER LCD.
WIZ, VIII please present them for payment, and Sl
persons indebted thereto will please cali and settle
the same with c. b. HOLMES, at the old place Of
Carter Ludwig Uhe Atlantic Min Lumber Yard,l iR
Diamond Springs, as he has been authorised 70 settle
all unsettled business OF the hrm
All persons having unsettled business Of any kind
with the firm will please come forward aud attend 10
IT, as the decease OF Mr.. Ludwig renders the settle
ment Of all accounts Necessary.
1~ Mr.. HOLMES will keep constantly on hand
an extensive assoT tment Of
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS!
DOORS, WINDOw-sAsH, ETC. ETo
Which he will sell low for cash or its equivalent
GEO. II. CARTER,
surviving FARTHER Of the firm Of Carter LudEig.
Diamond Springs, June 9Th, ls6S-u
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22


ESTABLISHED I76O. o
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer
10 and 19 Chambers Street,
Formerly ~ Chatham street,) New York,
WOCLD call the attention Of Dealers to the ar.
w ticles OF his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF:
Maeaooy' Demigros,
Fine hapPee, Pure Virginia,
coarse Kappee, Nachitoches
american Gentleman' Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF:
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch,
high roast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or Lundy Foot.
~ Attention is called to the large reduction in
prices oi Fine. Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos
~hich Will be found OF superior quality.
'..'- TOBACCO: ~'... '.-,.--
S~"s'SH s'Ss-srE cysgr:..,s.- .... za7z75a.
Long, PA. H., or plain. G loo
No. l, Cavendsh, or Sweet Snanisb
NO; = Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canister.
Nos mixed, Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish
Granulated
n B-A circular of prices will be sent on appli.
Ne" hOrE' hay SSi, 1859. Ema2S-1yl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
Remarkable Instance OF Medical

RelieC-E w put6sh ne -~r' hra.ss - t'ro,
tf the sufferers 'ro'I TIE IA! :, ~ disease, VII, haN-
ing recovered their forr.tr ~ .ta, and imp-n,d hy
gratitude, make LnoUn Nr.f cases Al n.-slirI
agent and their statements .L.,eU,leai=d ny =
Notary Pubic. The u Inand, u soe4t;y ifEperioLsly
command 'h,!r puLA-t All currieId n, II pc
rusnl 10 NJ. hiltl.iLnn u i... iLlti.ci. IL
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
GOODS AT COST !!

T SHALL continue to sell of all the old stock o
i DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, etc, purchased of the creditors of II. A.
Cagwin q Co, at SAN FRANCISCO COST. Bargains
eau be secured 10y calling early.
CIIAS. Il. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
From the Bangor Democrat.
THE WAR DEMONS SONG.

THE WAR DEMONS SONG.
War war war
With cannon, sabre and gun;
War war war
Hell's carnival Is begun.
llo! Wind God, wake your horni
HO Sea King, chant your lay,
And ring your bells from the deepest hells-
The Demon is happy to-day.
Blood blood blood!
What joyous sight to see!
Blood blood blood
My heart will burst with glee!
Let dotards sit at the wine,
And sip 1t; and call II good;
Fill me bowl from wounded soul,
A foaming bumper Of blood!
Tears tears tearsi
They drop like rain from the skies;
Tears tears tears!
From widows and niaiden's eyes
'Tis rapture to see them weep,-
There's triumph in every tear
And II the world from Its sphere were hurled
could not be happier here.
Death death death!
In camp, and forest, and plain,
Death! death! death!
On island, desert and main.
Pile up the dead to the clouds,
10 rot In the scorching SUM-
They need no collins, they need no shrouds,
For the Demons work is done
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
GIutbing, Dru GOODS, Etc.
Another New Arrival
Spring and Summer Clothing
s. BAMBERGER'S
FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM

Consisting Of -
Fine Black Cloth light and dark cold
Cashmere Goats;
Fine Black Dceskin, light and DARK ooPd
Cashmere, MGrseilles and Linen
A large Assortment Of Cashmere, Flan-
mel and Cottonade Suite;
Velvet, Silk, Marseilles and Cashmere
Also, a Fine Assortment Of Silk, Beaver,
Cashmere, China, Straw and Pana-
ma Hats:
A Varied Assortment of Boots, Shoes
and Caters, from the best Manu-
factories in the East, consisting of
Benkert's, Wings, 0odfrey'e. etc:
Also, a Complete Assortment Of BoyS
Clothing and Furnishing 6OSSS,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Carpet Bags, Trunks, Valises, Etc, Etc.
COLTS PISTOLS, of all sizes, constantly
on hand.
w THE HIGHEST PRICE IA
PAID FOR
GOLD DUST & COUNTY ORDERS.
GrThankful to my patrons for former favors,
respectfully ask continuance Of TIE same, and VIII
spare no effort to merit their appreciation.
s. BAMBERGER,
Next door to PostoGice Main street.
lmay9l
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

THE Coon WoMAN.-A good woman is
one of the greatest glories of the creation.
How do the duties of good wife, good
mother, and worthy matron, well per-
formed, dignity woman "A good woman
reflects honor on all those who had any
hand ia Saa7- e3ucation, sa7stasv or sS55 con-.
pany she has kept. A woman. nf virtue
and good understanding, skilled in, and
delighting to perform the duties of do
mestic life, needs not fortune to recon-
mend her to the choice of the greatest and
richest man who desires his own happi-
ness,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
@rniraI ann Surgical.
DIR. l., j, CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

DIR. l., j, CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTIT E,
Sacramento street, 6el0tc Montgomery, opposHe
Pacific Mail Steamship Cos 0Dfce,
San Francisco.
Established in 1854, for the Permanent
Cure of all Private and Chronic Dis
eases and the Suppression OF 0uack-
cry.
Attendant snd Resident Physician,
L. J. CzAPKAY. NJ. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chei
Physician to the 20th Regiment OF Honveds, Chie'
surgeon to the Military Hospital OF Pesth, Hungary
late Lecturer on Diseases Of Women and Children
and Honorary Member Of the Philadelphia College
Of Medicine. .. =,
RaE Particular attention paid to the treatment oi
diseases peculiar to Women and Children. III
OFFICE HorRs-From A. till p N. Commu-
pications strictly confidential. Permanent cure
ruaranteed or no pay. Consultations, by letter OF
otherwise, free. oo.D,LAv
san Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
ORDERS

kkoM THE COUNTRY will receive prompt at
X 't"''3r', at The same low Prices as II buyers
were present.
REMEMBER
The Old Stand of II. A. CaRwin g. Co.
IRON FRONT BUILDING.
MAIN STREET, PLACERVILLE.
CHAs. b. PETTIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

F. COMPREHENSIVE, NOTICE =.
LEoP Id HERZOG has this day been adj
A4 mAis2 r. qSTtner in our firm.
WOLF, HERZ0G & Co.,
Late Wolf Bros
All persons indebted to the old firm are respect
firm renders such a step necessary.
Piacervillsi July 25, 1909. D'''''
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS !

A large and well-selected stock Of
Carpetings; Oil-Cloths Mattings;
Curtain DamaSks; Shade Hollands;
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Table-Linen TowelinR Napkins;
Marseilles Quilts California Blankets
Sheetings Tickings, etc., ETC.,
For sale, VERY LOW by
CHAs. II. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
ALW AVS BUY
WHERE you CAN GET
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. .

I IS ADMITTED by ALL who have purchased nj
L HENRY RADJESKY,
at the Cary House, that it is the only place in the
City where you can rely on getting GENUINE
HAVANA CIGAR FOR 12K CENTS
The liberal patronage which have received du.
ring the past two years, has enabled me to make
arrangements by which can afford to sell a BETTER
AND CHEAPER HAVANA CIGAR than can be had
at any other store in the City.
l also keep constantly on hand alI the cboice
Brands Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
HENRY RADJESKY
Juhel At the Gary House.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
Suffer not! When Cure is Guaranteed
in all Stages of Secret Diseases.

or all diseases, the great first cause
Strings from neglect of Natures laws
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

DIR. L. J. CEapkay's Private Nsd,r,1 A..
Surgical Institute A on Sacramento etreetl k..e
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific MaiI Stsa.~oS.1
C0mpany's once, Sa1 Francisco. The h. oS.
nee consultations, and asks no remuneration Unl..s
he effects cure. Once hours from . A. 4, 10 So
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

The undersigned is personally acquainted v,,.,.
Henry Xesqng, and knows that the eircumSt. -.
related in the foregoing certificate are TIM ~
saw Henry Wtssling during his Illness and -.
wiling testimony TO the fact Of his remark All. -
by DR.. L. J. Czapkay. lLs,l A. RoeINEuS
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this IIth d.v
Of October A. n 1889.
Il. 81 p. J. THIBArLT, Notary PuhiLe
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ID nrR SuRSCRIRERS.

In accordance with notice which been prominently pub
hsd In he WAig since LIST January, lS6 We have fhialy
avor 70 place the Of each subscriber who was In
5i for subscription hands; bat best s1Or owing
a he unusual press Of new business have been unAyang for
lara section OF county pursuance Of cur original ntentoh'
a pd each cid subscriber Bis bill and afford BIN reasonable
~ "a remit before Grazing bis name, vii not stop on is aAS'
. heretofore announced papers Of denQaeu to whom We
80 NOT cent bills bat Will postpone the stoPPns IN such cases.
an tAs lat OF June S6 which period viii aHord ample ue 70
t,,v,rd HE bills and make remit1An5sA
A no contingency Hkey - arse, which Ill prevent me
I'M out Of al tie remaining bus daEhg the PsI o. - '
u Dsps-s Without exception unpaid os on The Isl jane l ~"
~ ,pped On that day. time, cur subscribers are
a, urSsl a y xi for ae bil, 6lt 20 f'Inis a. once
~ M ouut due, he party viii Oe credited Sila
a.. - AL receipt sen, showing shien 4 pays.
fr,,s pAynsal ma eby delinquent subseoers ~thin Tie
% ,o.ael hey VIII 10 allowed TO pay advance 10 tHs end
a. mar ,s2doas the old Remi'anees at our
M IRON oss aSH ArreArl where satisfactory evidence
a. ,, faruished EAl ne money sas
sUBsCRIPTION PRICE.
s ~ insr This d2s subscription price Of the WAig
ghIhS,
DAILY yeAr............S.2vO
aoatls, -........ SvO
Tor Iess period. XIV per month
srNI-WEhKLH yvAr....t o0V
mouths. $40
WEEKLY year.........t oOO
nonths. $40
BONDURANr, ELLIOTT SHIELDS,
.n,lI,,. lssa FrQprist0rs of l.s R1et"0"d u 40.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

COUNTY, VA.-At the Folcation Of r
nounce myself a candidate 70 represent
Of Ptsylyanla In the State Senate. NY d
present time, Of more importance by
paign which has already commenced, resderV
TO appear before the people In perton during I'd
fore submit ny claims 10 unbiased PEOPLE
my long residence IN the county, ard seryk. n
the present struggle, will enle TO 90 clSi1ls
fages While the post Of duty will do; permit ne 10
between this and the election deem u ny duty 10 eI
some extent, the principles by which, II elected vii
erned.
Our countrys now In the midst Of great var for IS59
dence trustI am conscious of the y th.s
devoVe upon one elected to import position a. hi. a
Ny best efforts Will be devoted TO the best sas Of surr
with food and clothing gallant army IN hsa sh
least possible Injury TO the people, which can only e
whole country Cor amply guncsnt cent,
IN service our present army provided The Pv.p' sy'e n ~
button Of the supplies aad the proper Il
adopted.
large portion Of the State OF Virginia being at III. tine
der the control Of mercess and vAnda ce he urTe.cs "a
ton consequently imposed upon the esAnng ronior der
legislation. will be ms ject % fsyor sue scyon ss will
enable the people To meet this demand
Lending hearty cooperation 10 tie Gn~sl Goverpma
everything that relates 20 the frtheranse cur cs1te
energetic population q! home, ZIP n nate VI r
storm Of war In triumph and the preset struggle he brou
speedy and honorable close. -
Should the people call to this position VIII re nv
forts to discharge ne duties Of the on. manner
able to the people II not elected, viii serve
the present struggle where the post Of day calls
April 10th, 1862 d. V DCBrSs
Tao4
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To the Editor of the WHO:

with extreme reluctance that for the first time In long
have ever before public
now feel called on to do So in self among neigh
DOTS OF among nose who know the facts-bu the
In the newspapers and ceupy false posi- The 70
bwing sta ement Of facts will trust disclose nv sgency In the
OF hay show how IL was and why
was, that recent assessment by Mr. Woodfn and Mr. Bradley
h3dto be made at all
Some passage Of the recent I'm
bill hy Congress- my crop Of hay Impressed by Col 3D.
Mo;by acting QuarteTmaster agent for Capt
the county Of PoEhatan after had bad shipped Dor
ton OF hay 10 Richmond for the Government after the
passage OF the late act relative 70 the mode Of determining
price Of produce hearing that Capt Rob Archer Quarter.
master for Powhatan, M In my Immediate nIi1
0oTood visited him In person, With view Of fixing the tTce
lie SAID he knew not Whist price to Offer told him wiling
10 take eght dollars He reple3 that Is than any
been ofedto but prefer that your Cd should be as.
seed, as will BE- precedent by Oh can paw othersn
Thus will be seen that but aforesaid Quarter
MASTER mat sought for assessmentha offered
mp hay tess than else, said
or would allow me- as hay under the impression
selling at very exorbltant prices-sl5 in Richmond
Thus no case had arisen for the Intervention OF essor
the Quartemaster preferred H. the gentlemen on
the Ice at $40 per hundred pse and %
myself brother who present. and at once
not to receive much from the Govenaent though legally
theFeo under the appaement Of honorable
ou gentlemen, who felt themselves bound regard market
price In Redmond in degree which $25 per
ded have not received and woad not receive e price Fixed
by said assessors the public will see and acqut
me IRON any effort at exsrtng from Government 20 viii
have rely given up two the ed and substitute
Tor younger son, In order TO continue him school
Mr. cher, as QuarermAser, preferred assessment
pTecedeRtor prices, while willing eight
speak In vndcaon Of myself II there wrong blame
OF greed or AIM thank God, wihers unwrung
MILLER w. MICHAUX.
2sth April, 1863 Tsp Sole
Dispatch and Examiner coIy and send bill 70 this ONCE
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, April so, 1868.

THURSDAY, April so, 1863
The Senate met at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer by the
Rev. Mr. Langhorne, OF the Methodist Church.
Mr. WIGFALL introduced a bill to authorize the
President to appoint officers of the Ntre Bureau and
Engineer Corps during the recess of the Senate which
was read and passed.
The Senate concurred in the amendments of the
House to the Senate bill provide and organize gen.
eral staff for armies in the field to serve during the
war. The amendments confer actual rank upon the
surgeons.
Mr.. WIGFALL from the Committee of Military AZ
fairs, reported back House joint resolutions of thanks
to Brig. GEN. Wheeler and the officers and men under
his command, for gallant services and to Brig Gen.
n Forest and command for valuable services. The
resolutions we're severally concurred in
On motion of Mr.. WIGFALL, the Senate bill to
amend an act to provide staff and clerical force for
any General who may be assigned by the President to
duty at the seat of Government, was taken up and
passed.
Senate bill to regulate the rank of officers of the
Provisional Corps of Artillery on ordnance duty, was
passed.
Mr.. BROWN, from the CommittesBf Military Affairs,
reported back the House bill for the establishment of
Provisional Navy of the Confederate States.
Mr. BARNWELL moved that the bill be postponed
until the next session. Negatived.
The bill was then passed-yeas IA, nays 4.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the bilo
increase the pay OF noncommissioned officers and pri
YateS OF tue army
After debate on motion Of Mr.. BARNwELL, the furth-
er consideration of the bill postponed to the next
session Of Congress-yeas Q, nays s.
The amendment of the House to the Senate amend
ment to the bill relating to persons who are exempt
from military service, was concurred in.
The following House bills were taken up and passed
To provide for holding elections for representatives
in the Congress of the Confederate States in the State
Of Tennessee.
To provide for the election Of members Of Congress
for certain districts of the State of Louisiana.
To provide for the appointment of military store
keepers in the Provisional army of the Confederate
States.
To change the place for holding District Courts for
the Western District Of Texas.
Senate bill for the relief of VIM. Bowles and 9TH
ers was postponed until the next session.
The Senate bill to amend the act relative to the sick
and wounded in hospitals was amended and passed.
On motion of Mr. HUNTER, it was ordered that the
Senate take recess at o'clock, until o'clock 2. NJ
The Senate then went into secret session, and at
o'clock took recess, according to order.
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Shadows.

Under this significant caption, the Charleston Ner-
nm reproduees a remarkable communication to the
Richmond Enquirer which had escaped notice
IA the remarks of the Mercury the leading points
Of this strange production, hn,ed not be quoted here
If IL be true as the writer in the Enquirer asserts that
tlis war must termnate in de pOttm on both Sides
e would be but fair on the part of the official journal
II We have enc in this city to give tie people warning
IN time to make ample preparation for the coronation of
Emperor Jefferson
But to the remarks Of the Mercury, it says:
We lay before our readers a communication from the
Richmond Enquirer signed "Senex" to which we invite
their attention Il only proposes what the Richmond
Ragnirsr had previously propOsed-to eothe President
BsTs with the power Of life and death and drum-head
justice The writer considers all discussion upon State
rights, Aabsas corpus constitutional Imitation and all
that, as ~ela-ociAg and gtab6I1g" and "a rasts Of
tuae "N'tnh5, says, "can save US but that this
Congress sD9uil 49,. the President Nth full poSosr
SSr P.ls a onr STATE Les Democratic assemblies
Vs'ooss. ~ ,ksy have 6tures) are clogs upon
a. nteF and that at must have bep''HsHty so TINS
man Of common sense al the Deghning'o'i'.S ~ 4y
a. Tonld terminate in military desPotism on ets'S war
arhis dolatrous rorskip Of demoerauc lOIS 800
sshss lad rs day. and is now phase OF Pass NJ
1-th the sardonic grin Of death upon It's la 1e -
ritter concludes By saying to the enquirer - -
"a tbink these suggestions have any gGi"s' you M
.. them a. you please;" and the enquirer Pu''-'D'
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PowHATAS, April IS, 1868.
IN JUSTICE TO MEssns. GEO. Y. BRAD.

IN JUSTICE TO MEssRs. GEO. Y. BRAD
Il LEY and JNo N wOoDP Arbtrascs selected to assess
the value Of the Glover Hay the property Of Mr. Miller W MI
chsux Impressed for the Government Of the Confederate States
being present ct me will that they discharged their du
ty honestl, and dislnterestedy.
quently buyer. -,
has no, been seller Of long forage this time do be-
Lave he will be this year. will require all he v probably make
consumption estat will also state that aboI this
time year ago. whea first commenced TO collect forage for the
Government Mr. Wooden amongst the first who offered
his corn bought neary 800 bushe nom him at the then Gov
L. c. MosBY,
ap9D-1ts Agent
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T OFFER FOR SALE MY TRACT o

l. LAND lying In lower end OF Charlotte county, Va
Said Land contains recent survey about Six Hundred Aers
one hundred open, the balance very heavily tmbered
The buildings have been somewhat neglected. though there are
the place very comfortable frame Dwelling with four rooH
several Barns &c.
afords-conyenient TO churches schools &c.
The land adoins those Of Capt Jno. T. Moseeyi MAI Jas
Moseley, and A. G. JeHress, Esq.
:. WM. g. M0sELEY,
my 1-e2tt BED Oak Grove Va
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HOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at IL o'clock and was opened with
prayer by the Rev. DR.. Read.
Mr.. B0TELER offered a resolution which was agreed
TO- requesting the President 10 furnish the official
ports Of Lieut. Gen. T. j. jackson of the battles and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

NOTICB.-Having discontinued the Groc
snd Commission business, all persons having claims a.
Will present hem for payment. Those niebted
late firm Of Lewis Webb JOHN g. Wade, VII make psymei
All articles on the way 10 eoHs will be iue
~ proper parties for sale
Richmond, May LIST, lS63.-c5ts IBwTs WRf
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mo- THE VOTRRS nE

JOHN LETCHER is a q
oREss in the Eleventh Congressional Dlstl
au2s-tda
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w h are authorized to announce JOB
w RIXEY candidate TO reprrent tho count
pepper In the rext General Assembly Of VIrlpiA
apS-eCdl0ts
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I OST.-Certifcate No. 500, dated Both II
~ 1852 fo three shares Of stock In the Bsnt Of the
we h Notice Is hereby given that application vii he
renewal
ny1- E6w J. c. sIIEI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

We are authorized to announce f. II
as candidate 70 represent the County Of DedtoriN
Legislature OF Virginia. ppli-0
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION

WANTED.-A small Dwelling. in Richm.
w or Sydney, either furnished uafurnshed thu
preferred Address L., at thlI Office, stating terms n
references given. ap29-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

IMPORTANT NOTICR.-On and afterj
a date In Of the occupation Of this
pots at Chesterfield and Milford, In addition the
Guneas by the Government this Company cannot be rspo
for the loss damage Goods shipped those po,ts
fo hsse points will be received aud sh pped only AZ owner
sAM'L RUTH, 81
0fce R., ZAP. R. r. Co.,
Richmond, 29th April, 1853. Az