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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE-whereas by decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the United In and for the District Of Iowa
rendered in the case L. Handkerchief and Others
against John Bishop and Others rendered the 14th
day October 1855 undersigned Geo. " McCrary,
was duly Appointed Commissioner and directed TO sell
the real estate hereinafter descbed the purpose
pairing certain Judgments against john A. Bishop by
said provided and NJ therein fully set frth
Now therefore, in accordance with the terms of said
decree hereby give public notice that will the u h
sy Of July lboi and between the hours OF 10 osIock
a. and o'clock y. of said day the front door OF
the Clerks once of the District Court Of the United
states the District OF Iowa. southern division thereof
eokak offer FOR sale az public ouiery 10 the highest
bidder the real described in said cree towit:
Lots t2 and four t4s In the town Of Monoee, Lee
county, Iowa
viii execute deed to the purchaser provided by
said decree GEu ". MoCRARf,
iuue.-diaw4w Commissioner.
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influence OF a mo,her,s word.


We have somewhere seen story like
the following. Years ago, far up anon 6
the green bills of Y ermont "a mother stood
at her garden gate in front of her cottage
holding by the hand her son, fair brow
ed boy of sixteen summers, leaving for the
trst time his mothers home and goiug to
encounter the pefis Of a sailors lie,
wild with bounding love for the
sea.
edward, 7" said the mother, Zone word
in parting. have beard that The great
temptation of sailors life is drunk
promise me. before leaving, that you will
never touch intoxicating lixuors" And
with bright look of firm resolve in his
fearful eye, the bog gave the promise and
was off to the ocean.
Forty-four years pass and We meet the
boy again. Now grown to be man with
the weight of sixty years upon him. Aud
has be remembered the Vow so long be-
fire made H.ar what he says:
"l left my mother standing there by
the cottage, with the vow that had made
liked deep i'll my mind. Ientered yes
sci. | went the broad globe over-Cal.
cutts, the Mediterranean, San Francisco.
the Cape of g pod Hope-and during for
ty years, whenever l saw a glass filed
with the sparkling liquor, my mother .
form by the garden gate, on the hill eide
of Vermont, rose up before me and TO.
day, at sixty, my lips are innocent of the
taste of liquor
All, how strong the influence of q
mothers kind words, warmed BY the earn.
estness Of mothers love But in this
INST 4nce AS in most. the influence stopped
not with one individual, it reaches others
with it's kindly power.
Listen at the old man further.
yesterday there came into my coun
tirg room man Of forty, and asked me
'Do you know me p No, said I. Il was
brought once said he, drunk into your
presence, on shipboard you we're pas
senger; the Captain kicked me aside
you took me into your berth, kept mt
there until l had slept off the intoxica
tion, and then you asked if had mother
l said, never that | knew OF; never hac
heard mothers voice. You told me o
yours at the garden gate aud to-day
twenty years later. am master Of one o
the 6nest packets in New York, and
came to ask you to come and see me-
Rest thee we'll, mother. The word,
spoken by you years before at your hum
Bile home. among the green mount tains o
Vermont. had been born, across ocean
aud through long years, and nodded no
only life, but lives into strength ans
temperance aud virtue.
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CANT FLANK Us In response to our
call upon Pottawalamie for hundred day
volunteers, The Noppariel makes a flank
movement on old Lee. 1t says our para
graph is decidedly cool, when we consider
that it comes from Lee County, the land
of ofice seekers, and the home Of Office
holders-where every man who does not
already hold some fat ofice under the
State, is candidate, and will not forget
10 press his claims before the convention |
"Will utter her demands with stentorian
voice T. Perhaps she will, but her utter
ing will be utterly in vain, for seven
States like Iowa would utterly fail to sat-
isfy the demands that will be uttered by
Lee county. We know her of old-she
is celebrated throughout the State for the
slacrity with which her people step for
ward, about convention time, and "utter
their demands"
Now, there's nothing cool about that,
it is indeed very hot and bitter, and all
the more so for its lack of foundation in
fact. However successful Lee county
may have been in procuring military ap-
pontments and promotions, all of which
have been nobly honored by gallant and
meritorious service in the field, it is q
demonstrsble fact that for ten years past,
ever since the formation of the Republi
can party. the county has proposed and
furnished but one candidate before the
State Conventions, and that one has been
honored with third election by the people
Of the State at large.
But the spiteful paragraph of the Non
pariI is no answer 10 our remonstrance
with Pottawatamie for its utter failure
AMI neglect to respond TO, or even notice
the call for one hundredday volunteers.
Let us have a response from Pottawata-
mie to the cal Of the country for soldiers
to sustain our h.g, and we will do the
fair thing by their candidates before the
Safe Convention hereafter as We of Lee
county have done heretofore
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EF Don Carlos Bael, it is reported
has been mustered out Of service. for re-
fusing service under Gen. Canbs, to which
department he had been assigned for
duty. Here il another copperhead mar
tyr just 10 time for a candidacy for the
Vice-Presidency on the Chicsgo ticket.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Saninel g Bush, Bush. his wtfe Jerome Ridley
and Margaret r. Ridley, his wife:
You hereby notshed that there h he In the
Clerks oice cf the District Court Of Le county Iowa
at heokus- petition Of u. Merriam. claiming the fore
closure of three tax deeds upon lot L. block IA in the
city OF heknk, Les eauny Iowa, ami forever exfn
gsh NIL pour right title and interest therein unless Won
rtdeem thefefroas by paying about 500 therefor
Now must appear aud said petition hy noon
Of the second day OF the Of said Court TO be
held on the hrs, Monday Of September lS6i decree
prayed for will be had therein against you by default
III. SC0Tr HOWELL
june4div PLAINTIFF Attorney
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New York. luna 8

ANcN I Ufk, Uuu6 y.
The Herald's Mexican correspondent
says the Jua,rcz government has. been
perfectly established at Monterey. The
Liberals, more than 10000 strong, are
preparing to march on Potosi. The
French aud lmperialists had been com.
pletely routed.
Great enthusiasm for the national
cause.
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FROM VIRGINIA.
Washin ctop. June :

WashIhpt0ns June 8.
A dispatch from tie Army Of the Po-
tomac, dated 5 o'clock Tuesday evening,
says General Berry's division advanced
against . bFess.work held BY Breokin.
ridges corps, on she south side Of Tato,
polling Greek, on high emineDce. . very
sssosg position. and ono which might
havs been sa9ily held against, . vastly ~
psrior ioros.
The sneny, altss firing round q ~,
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Tax On Tobacco.
New York, June 8

The paragraph relative to the tax
on tobacco was incorrect. l. should read,
on tobicco. cavendish, plug, twist and all
other descriptions from which the stem
has been taken out, in whole or part. or
which is swee,ened. including 6ne cut snd
fne cut shorts, 35 cents per pound.
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Nsm ADVERTISEMENTS.
T IST OF LETTERS RFMAIYI

Isl UF LETTERS REMAINING
- In the Post Once, at keokuk, on the cd day Of
Jnae, 1884. "
To obtain sny Of these letters the applicants must
@ or sdrersed letters give the date og his list and
pay one cent for advertisng
70 the Dead Letter once - n y
n B-8 the retuyu af l,,tAr D., IT, ,~s,u
within thirty days or less written or prints
with the writer's ssss PastsEs and STATE across tbs
Ietnaha end Of the envelope. the face side will be
complied with at the usual trrrid rate on no-tav4 N.
Law Of lsG3 ~- -
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE Corxrr ss.-In ths Dstrics
Court Of said County, ut KeokHk-
Amos II. Brown, Plaintiff,
Joseph " Simpson, Hettie M stimpeon his
wife Joseph Simpson, J. Brooks Carter,
VIM H. ueghorn Co., r. b Boiler Alex IN Egrify.
Collier, BENZ Graft and the State Of Iowa
for the use OF the School Fund Defendants
Notice IL hereby given the defendants herein above
named that petition in civil action file In the
Clerks Office Of the District Court aforesaid in behalf Of
the above named Plaintiff, against yon and claiming
sist joseph W. stimp-on decree In the Of e. $50
5l0 with interest at 10 per cent from May,
lsf 1851 and against all the Defendants foreclosure
certain mcrtxge the ont ends by leo feet deep u
lots and block 1s0 in the City of Keoknk Lee County
Iowa, and for other and further relief
And unless you appear and make defense thereto before
Of the second day of the next term of said Court
10 commence the nrsf Monday Of September. 1854,
Judgment viii be rendered against you prayed for in
said petition.
ROBERT II GILMORE
msy14Alw Atty for Petitioner.
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shape he will place The bonds OF the pre-
posed new loan.
Senator Foots. Of Vermont, ID spoken
Of as presiding officer At Baltimore.
Maryland is fursisbipg large propor-
ton OF colored soldiers in her quota, same
drafted and others substitutes.
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cELECT MUSIC FOR CHOIR

#kJ PRACTICE.-The following books recommend
ed 10 Choirs containing music the regular practice:
(}reatorex Coliecton Of Church Music l25 hayser's
Church Music rs. Harp n Judah, Is The Hossnns,
LIS. Boston Academy's Coll Of Chorusee, 22s. Con-
senucn C9orus coos, s.s.n Ansnens H, =. = "a ~ -
Boston Qlee Book by Mason Webb, 1.25. Boston Nc
lodecn Vols each LIS. Musical Lyra, LIS. Western
BeIt 125 Young Folks Gl-e Book 25. The Choraiist
collection or Choruses, Nps e~ch st sent on ap-
plicatiou-, Haydns and Moxarts Masses.
dscoant ffo tbs above pvicss On quantities Cops
cent post-psid - receipt q tbs price. OLIVER OFT
con Gu, RnhtnhGt ~ WahhGRs o1ssst 0eeosa
MAy4o
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, June 5.
HOUSE,.

Mr. Dawes, of Massachusetts,, from the
Com mittee on Elections. reported q reso-
luton allowing milesge and salary to Mr..
McHenry, Of Kentucky, and Mr.. Birch,
OF Missouri, WHO uDsuccsssfully contested
the seats of Menrs. Yeatnan aud King,
up to the time the House decided the
question.
On motion of Washburne the resolu-
tiou was tabled Sc to 50.
Mr.. Wa>hburne, OF Illinois, made re.
port from the Committee of Conference
on the bill Grating additional inspectors
Of steamboats, in Memphis collection dis
trict, which was concurred iu. 1t brings
the smaller classes of vessels under tbs
steamboat law
Dir. Stevens reported a bill making ap-
preparations for sundry civil expeudi-
lures.
The House passed the Senate bill amen
datory of the law granting alternate eec-
tions Of land to Michigan to aid ia tie
construction Of certain railroads.
House went into COMMITTEE on the
tariff.
The following amendments we're made:
Molasses from sugsr-csne. : cents instead
OF II cents per gsIlon. All parts of the
bill take effect on the LIST of Jaly instead
of from aud after date.
oae of The provisions Of the liquor eco.
ton wss amended to read as follows:
That all limitations OF brandy or spirits
or Of wines imported By any uame what.
ever. shall be subj .ct to the highest rate
of duty provided FIR the genuine article
respectively intended to be represented
and in no case less than one~d .llAr per
gallon.
Jas. c. Allen moved to reduce the duty
on wood screws, and spoke of the bonus
which was thus to be given to a monoo-
oily.
Mr.. Morrill, explained that no higher
duty than is at present i'd is desig ncd
on these articles, and said the paten, il
near its expiration.
Mr.. All. > anne endmeut was rejected.
F. Wood offered an amendment, taxing
indigo, dye-woods and madder 30 per
| cent. advalorum and said as the cotton
nauufactures use these articles free Of
tax, he proposed by this motion to add
several millions per annum to the reve.
nue..
Mr.. Morrill, said thi. amendment came
from quarfer which would strike dowu
every manufacturing interest, and should
not be adopted.
| TIE amendment was rejected.
4 SENATE.
The bill to nav Wlacousin x nor cant
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New York. June 3.

The Tribune 10 letter frou Pensa.
cola says Information has been brought
to the Admiral on the 2lst uIi., that the
rebel ram Tennessee was in Al ,b,Ie Bay.
stesmlng at about the rate of nine miles
per hour.
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Legal 11otices.
! EdAL NOTICE.

-. sLAI1 o. IOWA, Ln cpryYY, }w>-In the Districs
To1n y saA cssnfy, a KeukHk 'hEa W. ~
scnn .exweil end Elizabeth Maxwell. P1a.ntif7s,
DavA nssis, NartI,a q iLtfIe n Love Truster
nss1Isaln sAacs 0soxv> Rcbswtson, Geo " McCrary
AamIns.s0 % zsste of I'd Boynton, deceased and
Notice b bsreoy given 70 the defendants herein above
named that petition In civil action L ON ME In the
above named plaintiff agnnst you, claiming against
you, David r. Little, decree in the Of Sais5 $500
defendants the foreclosure Of certain Deed ofTus given
to the said nofe- part Of lots and q I'm block
and further relief
And unless you appear and make defense thereto ters
noon ofhe second day Of the term Of said Court
commence At keoduk the lst Monday Of September,
1854 judgmsot viii be renered against you. prayed
for in said petition.
ROBERT II. GILLNogE
may14--d4w Attorney Gar Petitioners
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- r. ELEt,TiOy NulICE-T

- annual meeting Of the Stockholders NJ the rrs
Noines VALLEY Railroad cumpau formerly tie = skuf
Fort Des Aoines and Minnesota Rsiiroad CompSnsl f
ths eccfln q Directors will be held the oce II the
Company. in keokas Monday June i5ih. 1854 at 8
oeock NJ repaired by the articles incorporation
jnnfa-dfd A. BRIDaMAN, Secretary.
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VOL. III.
KEOKUK, IOWA: SATURDAY. JUNE a 1864

~ Charles Holt has purchased ~ in
tefest 10 the Qaincy Republican, and will
be associated With Mr.. Langdon in the
management OF the paper.
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New York, June 3.

The Commercial says Hon. j. J Cisco
has been compelled BY the state OF his
health to resign his position as Assistant
Secretary OF ,he Treasury. to take effect
at the close of the fiscal year.
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nissOLUTION OF CopARTNER.

~ ShIP-Notice is hereby given TO all whom II may
concern that the the undersigned
in the Wholesale Dry Goods and Notion business
vkuk, Iowa, under the and style Of KRAMER IR-
Mn Co. 10 this day dissolved by mutusl CONSENT the
undersigned. Sylvester ". Irwin withdrawing from the
frm. The business will be continued under old nane
of Kramer Irwin Co., by tbs undersixned 4. kra ner
and Stphen Irwin who alone authorized collect
debts due the old r and who will pay all claims against
the same. fkRAMER
STEPHEN IRWIN,
june2-d1m SW lNwIN
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who require the services Of either rdu it, or
nurse, will apply 10 Mrs. LITTLE D. M.nes street
bet 10th and iIth ...as4-sst
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MRS. DR.. D. A. SMITH,
Ilaiiyoyalt Physician and Test Acdium,

Cp see your past and future. Diagnosis Of disease given
by letter II aud stamp. Medicines expressed
auired She all curabie diseases by medicine
magnetism. A few paiifnts frGm distance be
connodated with board her residence Concert St.
t-stweea 5th and 9th, keokuk. meh+
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WALK NOTICE.

70 tAs rsknoa~ ew2srs ef asy AZ at Joioring described
Lsfss
At meeting Of the City Council Of the City Of keckuk
held May lcth, lso4, the following resolutions were
adopted, viz
Resolved, That the Of lots and II black 100;
lots and II block lnl; lots J. ? g. !, and lock lV
lots and Il block los. lots and IL hlock lo4 ots aud
L. block le5 lots and L. block loo and lots and Il
block Mssons Upper Addition, and lot j. tock J. Ma
sons Upper Addition be directed have plank walk
less than twonch plank and SIX tect IN with aid
In front respective lots seventh street within
twenty date, said walk c he made in aeoC d
ance with the on rCiiuauce % the city.
Eesol, ed the OF lots ], 3, 4, and q.
bIock s lots l. = g. and t. block o. aId bots 2 3,
a and q block w. be directed have piankwaik Of
twoinch plank and six ieet ~ie ld in rpt Of th,ir
respective High street, within twenty day nom
aap the same TO be doae dance with the orui
nance in slcn case made and provided
Is. l. MERRIAM,
Clerk Of the Council OF the city cf keokuk.
mayle-d2w
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NOTICE.-Hssiug disposed of my
MU SIC LE S son S.
Mrs. f. HI. CAMERON,

MUsc TEtcHTE Bioudean street between - and 4th
streets vi give Lessons the PianofoTte and Guitar
and also upon tho Culture Of the Voice.
The very oest u references will be given 10 quAli
cations, ke aydl-sm
" ALL PAPER, &c.-Spripg Stock
w Of Wall Paper Borders, Gilt, Window Shades,
Pendulum Fixtures Cord Tass-ls kc received and for
sale by Iapr2 N- W wESrC0TT.
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SENATE.

The bill to pay Wisconsin 5 per cent.
on the safes Of her public lands was dis.
cussed without result.
. The internal revenue bill was then ia
ken up, and various amendments of Mr.
Howe were adopted.
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NOTICE.-The Copartnership of LO-
~ MAX BELKNAP, a. Attorneys at Law, Is this
day dissolved The business OF the rm will be closed up
aud adja ted BY the undersigned. =. I. LOMA1.
funel-diy
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II EOKUK, WARSAW AND ALEX
IN ANDRIA PACKET.
The fast running and liz idrauSht steam
NN>S or kAGLE, Cspts Bishop, will n-ste trips a.
follows:
FIasr TRrp-LaAyes Alexandria az Tti5 A. NJ
I" Warsaw 500
keukwx [" Il.Oo
srcoxD Tzir.-Leayes Alexandria lto P. NJ
Z" KeO<1k 4l5
apfi-dtf
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MIDWIFE OR NURSE-Anv per.

n HOWELL. Postmaster.
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hR. ADOLPH WElSMANN,

Constantly on hand full assortment Of GRocrpIrs
PRoprcK may Si-d1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31
Ri N n.

In this city, on the 2tth Inst, RICHARD VIII,
T.aN IL infant son OF Rebecea Jane and Richard
Wilton, aged two months and twelve days day.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
,a,e,,,,, invited to attend his funeral tOday ut
az O'Clock NJ, from the Rev Mr. Gates's Church,
on Oregon Hin.
= ON Yesterday, the Both of March, Of Consump
ttun. PETER RUFF, In the fifty -hr.t year OF MS
aue. lie leaves an affcctionatc wife and esshI
children to mourn their loss.
Dearest father, thou has LETT u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel,
1t Is God who has berett us,
He can all our sorrows heai.
His fnnera, will take place this day az three
o,ciock, P Nh from Rev Pastor Noyers chnrcn, on
9th ST. The friends and acquainsances OF the
family are respectfully Invited 10 attend.
March ,foth, at halfras nine O'Clock, +. NJ
CATHARiNE, the wife OF Berwick, lats o,
ueutico county, Va, aged 80 years. she died
with calm resignation, In hope OF glorious imnior-
taiity. She is not dead, but sleope'b
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Obituary..

Died. on Monday night last, at Chimboraz0
Hospital, private WIN II BOWEN, OF the Maryland
battery, Capt Dement,. He was native OF Anne
Arunde! county, West river, Maryland, entered
The Southern army early In the war, aud particfpa-
ted In some of the hardest fought battles, acquit-
ting himself as a brave and gallant soldier. nc
ceiving a wound in the foot, he was sent to Hos
pitn} where he was attacked first with rheumatism,
.heu with typhoid pneumonia, witch terminated
in consumption, OF which he died. A few friends
attended The last rites OF conslgnipe his remains to
the ca til, on Tuesday evening, amidst inc severe
storm tnen prevailing, and the impressive ritual Of
the Episcopal Church was read by the Kew M
Peterkin, these around Standing uncovered whist
the rain escerdet tn torrents The ftiends OF the
DECEASED can hut derive consolation from the very
singular as well a. solemn scene Of the funeral OF
The faithful suldier,
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In the sketch Of Lord Csmpbelrs speech
at Manchester, published by us yesterday,
he is made to say, and no doubt did say at
has generally been found that when, in any
country, two races are brought togethef, of
which one is vastly superior in vigor, in
force, and In intelligence, anysss se,ae kzote.
SeEdtson exists between the two races, the
weaker Is exterminated. Now, should the
Confederacy be subducd, and should recon
quest be established over all the great terri
tory that lies between the Gulf Of Mea;co
and the Potomac, two races would be found
20 unequal, 90 incompatible, 80 bereft of The
original relation by which they had been
previously cemented, .as at least to augur the
determination and disappearance of the
weaker one"
The assumption made by Lord Campbell
IN the first sentence of this extract is sus.
faincd by history in oil ages. To be assured
Of Ito entire justice, weneed only revert ia
tho fate OF the aborigines on this continen,
and IN the West India Islands. to theuradua,
oisappearanceo Of thsnatiyes in the polynesian
archipelago, and TO the utter extinction OF
many nations mentioned in the Scriptures
ana IN tho earlier Greek writers, of whom
moi . trace Is LEFT, although they appear to
oave oeen, for number, in their d;sy, like the
ssads q the sea or the stars of the firma-
msnI There can be go doubt that were
europeans allowedto settle in India as freely
- they settle In Australia or California In
process OF time the enormous popula,;on =,
snas great and rich peninsula would entirely
cnanse IT. character. The race Of Japbes
nom tho moment 1t began to make a tieurs
- tho world, has gone on conouerino ana
wM thus continue to 60 on until the mil
lsnjum shall have arrived. Without .omo
spedal relation binding them with the tribes
among whom thsir lot hos been cast, they
eventually end By making those Tribes dis
sppear. That relation, 50 far As thsse Con.
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a ToTiCa.-ATl persons Indebted TO US on
~ v1nccs or otherwise, are notified tbat-we '
receive payment In the present currency up TO
18th inst, after which we can accept nothing
the new currency provided by the ConfederateG
ernncat on the LIST Aprii, and all parties hav,
balances Ill our hands, or checks of ours on I
bank, must coilec. them by that day, falling
which, The present currency viii be set aside
then, ss sbecia! deposit.
mh Il--Jw 81 AuGnTER, WATKINS & co.
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reAwIRrWu.

4, r,entenarv Church, In the city Of Richmond,
~ .hs IA dav Of March. 1854, BY Rev DogGett,
3 q. Dr JAMES THOMAs BOYD, Of Aspey ~
n,strict. s c, ana Miss CARRIE l. DkEWhY'
OF Richmond, Va.
Columbia, &C, par eTs please copy.