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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-02
Union County Ticket.

FOR COMMISSIONERS,
SAMUEL E. WALTER, of York TIP.
FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTORS,
a oaIt Long Term,
THEODORE CLAPP, of Sandusky Up
(SHORT TERM
SAMUEL SKINNER, of Washington Up
FOR RECORDER,
A. F. GALLAGHER, of Sandusky TIP,
FOR CORONER,
DAVID MORTON, of BalIyille Up.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-02
sHERIFF,s REORGANIZATION.

SHERIFF1S PROCLAMATION
TVNHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS of Sandusky county,
i Ohio, hereby notified to meet on the eleventh
of October next said day being the second Tues
day Of said month, At the usual places holding cleo
tions in their respective townships at such places a.
there proceed to elect ballot the following officers to-
wit
One Supreme Judge for full term.
One Supreme Judge for long vacancy
One Supreme Judge for short vacancy.
One Secretary of State.
One Attorney General.
One Comptroller Of the Treasury.
One Member Board Of Public Works. full term
One Member Board Of Public Works. for vacancy
One Representative in Congress.
One Common Pleas Judge.
One County Commissioner.
One County In6rmary Director, long term
One County Inhrmary Director, short term.
One County Recorder.
One County Coroner
the same return with Poll Books Of said cleo
on the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas the fol-
lowing number of persons to Jurors, to-wit
Ssndusky Township. is Balville Township, 8
Green Creek, II Jackson 7
York, 81 Washington, , 10
Townsend, 7WOodville, -------------
Riley,-------- 81 Madison, on,------.-----4 4
Rice,----------4 4ISeOtt, S
The Soldiers in the field from said county, who are e-
gal and qualified voters hereby notified to meet in &C.
coranee with the Act Of the Legislature of Ohio passed
then and there proceed to vote for the above named
eficers.
Given under my hand and this 1s day Of septem-
Der, A. D. 1854.
A. R. FERGUSON,
S5w6 Sheriff of Sandusky County, Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-02
".
Gigantic Hippopotamus,

Dob 40-l5) "Upon earth there is not his like This
specimen of the brute creation the last vesge of
eItsteHce, captured by his present keep
ALL the Egyptian, by order Of the Viceroy
1000 miles above Cairo, on the White Nile in Africa
and was imported into this country at expense
than $4,000 by G. C. Quick, Esq, with whom such
arrangements have been made to enable the manage
ment to present him to the public n conjunction with
the other unique attractions which make up this Cata
cysm of Wonders comprising this gigantic combination
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-02
SANDS, NATHANs & CO.'S
Performing Elephants,

whose wonderful feats suIpass anything ever before
messed and whose extreme docty and intelligence have
attracted the attention of the most noted sayans and
students OF Natural History. .'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-02
THE CIRCUs TROUPE


Is the largest and complete ever combined in one
establishment, being composed OF the POPULAR
skifu and accomplished performers in the profession
having been selected from the first establishments in
Europe and America. Among the principal Artists are
the following:
MADEMOISELLE JOSEPHINE, 4
The beautiful, elegant, and graceful Equestrienne.
SAMUEL BURT,
The wonderful Sauterist and Hurdle Rider
JAMES DE MOTTE,
The Renowned Principal Act Rider and Histrionic
Equestrian. i
SHAPPEE d WHITNEY, -7----s--
The great Prapeze Performers most daring and skill
full Acrobats in the profession
YOUNG FERRANTI,
From the COrso Circus, Madrid, the Miraculous
ZIONIST. -laC.lA .--5ttf te9rl 4
CHARLES RIVERS,
The popular and dashing Four horse Rider and Agile
Tumbler.
GEO. SLOMAN -
In his Equestrian Act of the Revolving Globe and in his
Barrel and Tranca Performance.
J. Shndle, Robinson, Jones, lie Veris lie Sieur TIE
main, Monsieur Frank, August Sin1ond James BEN
ton, Henri Clarence, Ciermont Gustaye Ducrow and
a large and efficient Troupe of vaulters Tum6Iers,
Acrobats, and Dancers.
JAS. WARD ai4
The Humorist, and American Clown, Chinese NecrOman
Ger, Slack-rope Performer, Comic Singer, Stump
Speaker, &C., &c.
JOHNNY BOOKER,
The Eccentric and Trick Clown and irresistible COmque
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-02

Mobile, Aug. 28.-There is no change of af-
fairs at this point, ali quiet.
Signed, U. S. GRANT, Lieut.-Gen.
Unofficial reports represent Forrest Wheeler
and Morgan as having joined their forces, and
operating against Gen. Sherman communica-
tons between Chattanooga and Nashville, but
no report has been received from Gen. Sherman.
Gan. Sheridan is still with his force at
CharlestOwn. No operations have taken place
since my last telegram in front of Petersburg
4. Nj. STANTON. Sec. of War.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

TN the District Court Of the Confederate States Of
America for The Eastern District Of Virgins, FL
day, February 18th, lS64.-Ordered, That Receives
Thomas T Giles, Henry |. Brook, Thomas Camp
bell, John N Speed, Francis Smith, AMI William
A Maury, do each Of them, 90 tie Sd DAY Oh AaEn
next, render and state snd make before Wm WA.
son, Commissioner Of tbs Court, such az acccanI
and settlement Of his TRANSACTIONS as Receiver lor
the six months next succeeding the aals o. os iafs
settlement, as Ia required by the ION steHn tso
act OF Congress entitled an act for The
Of the estates, property. and ELECTS o. sien eee@,
and for the indemnify OF citizens Oh tie Couieee,
States, and persons aiding the same IN 'he exsS
war with the Uaited States, approved Aagua s"u,
le6l; but ii any of said Receivers sfh no. ss,,s
made and rendered any such account shu s., vi
ment within tho last twelve mouths, ehep &C s.su
render an account Of his TRANSACTIONS a. h" -
for twelve M ntbs next succeeding DIS ast s1sn
nent: and II ia further ordered that ihe sAsla
this District cause to be publisher IN Tie sea, as
and Dispatch, Of this city, twice wees, ei ~. ~.
weeks Consecutieely, before the sac Gag ss,S.
mspt, copy Of this order; and that the te't@ :.
Cour: send copy OF Que oi the newspapers
ing sai.. publication To the Attorney Of the ooh'e'
a,t States for this District.
A c0py-Teste: LoFrlN Eihst,,.
fe lT-2iN4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

HORsEe, Cows, Vehicles, Harness v.,.,
&c II will sell by auction, at the RC, ,.'ae
On Council Chamber Hin, At 10 O'Clock, o. each W.
ra,ea ana tne articles specially suuu.
Tor sale Sales are earnestly solicited f,s.. se0ss
Caathorn, uor whom seil) alec have a. , aA
der siato"and "Drop Box" at Gcddiu s.,s...W "
where may be found when not a, 2 Cautho,,,,
ZION rooms Sales OF any character tepdercs y. sue ,
De attended :" with prompttude and fait,ful.s,, y"
Nv Wsa"ss,.i TAYLOR, suc..
Richard Cauthorn's, instead of AZ a. u ms EsH
and ut IL o'clock, instead Ct 10. VIC n0'se Lot,
z TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

T0NFKDERATR READING. ROOM.
~ 11th strest, one door above Main.
Dispatch, Exsmiuer. Wing Enquirer Sentinel, &c
ALI THE SoUTHERN RApERs,
FROM every city and town Ia the South
LATE NORTHERN PAPEaS,
a new arrival this (Monday) morning
LATE NORTHERN PAPERS,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
LATE NORTHERN pAPERs,
Receivei (fnll files) By every flag Of truce
A new lot just received.
YANKEE PICTORIALs,
Fun Of illustrations of the war
YANKEE PICT0RIALs,
THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
just run the blockade.
THE LONDON ILLUSrRATED NEWS,
hagnifcently ilsustrsted-fall Of pictures
rHD LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
With sngrsyings Is perfect IS oil paintings
The great pictorial chronicler Of Europe.
Brimful Of wit and humor.
HARPER's MAGAZINE For FEBRpARY,
just received this morning
HARPRR'S AAEAZINE FOR FEBRUARY,
A splendid number-proiussy illustrated
HARPER'5 MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUAaY,
with tales, poems, &c, Of the best writer's.
All these have been received through the blockade
ard can be seen this morning, at the
CONFEDERATE READING ROOM.
Also. 0 beautiful c0lored painting Of Rredericks
burg and is environs, BY tho well.known artist, Nj
Lee Mallory, perfect picture, as seen from Genera
Lees headquarters, alcr the battle Of Fredericks
burg
Paper, envelopes, 60, for writing letters
Papers, envelopes, &c, for writing letters.
Papers, envelopes, &c, for writing letters
NoTE Owing TO the enormous advance ia prices
aud tho great expense INCURRED In obtaining the
Northern and European papers RAd periodicals, (0l
the regular supply Of which arrangements have beer
made) the proprietor 10 Reluctantly Compelled tf
raise the rates Of admission From this date the
price Of admission eutilpg the visitor 10 the priv
lego OF the room for the whole lay, Will be ONE
DOLLAR and for this b. ID given ali tho city papers
and periedcAls al the Southern papers from every
city and town Ia she South al the latest Northern
papers (reoeivsd BY every nag Of trnce) and thu
principal European papcrs and periodicals. Surely
20 man would gsumbie 70 pay dollar for this Lady
hcatague's words are true Thore 10 no pleasure
50 assug, and no entertainment 70 cheap, as that Of
readine IL 22-lts
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BIZ Burton, Sons g Co.. Auct'rs,

INVALUABLE LAND At AUCrION.-On We'd
nesdsy, February 24th, at - o'olock. in front
Of the auction store of Burton, Sons Co., will be
James Hall, in Sussex county, about % miles from
Petersburg The home tract contains 474 acres and
is highly improved, having been lined and oct in
clover Il has also Q very fne young orchard.
The dwelling house 10 . large framed house, built
Of the best timber and the other buildings good
and sufficient for the accommodation Of q large
family.
The river tract Oontsins G2s acres and is about .
mile from the other tract, and has been used a. .
quarter, and usually produces two hundred barrels
Of corn, besides oats. The two plantations were
rented out the past year for one0urth Of the CROP
after taking out the Government tenth, and pait
more than ten tnousaBd dollars rent, although not
half OF the land was cultivated. They ara rented
for the present year, aud possession will be given at
the end OF this year with tho privilege Of sowing
small grain this fall, Terms made known day of
sale. Il. r DUVAL
BURTON, SONs & Co Auct're. fe 22-2tf
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LOST, S7,RA YED, DC.


r OsT-A bright bay mare, both hind fee. white,
1 black name ami tail, heavy Set short thick
neck, and about s,ven Years old She broke the
bride ard escaped from Orange II, on the OH Of
February, 1854 Had on Mcclellan saddle at the
time she escaped. l will pay liberal reward for
her return to me, or for any information that will
lead 10 her recovery. T II WATKINS,
Asjar 52i Va Reg't, Peg AIMS Dtg,
EArly'S Division, A n Va,
fe 2s-eodNs Near Orange G II, Va
CROP The Thief-.SiO0 Reward .-StoIon from my
~ stable, the plight Of the 18th Of February, two
fine black Mares Of ordinary size and aoout years
OLD They have the letters f" W I'd" branded on
their shoulders on one shoulder Of OF them tho
letters inverted will give O reward OF $50 for
the delivery Of each Of them TO me, tor informa
- - WMTDANlEL,
fe 23-2:" Thorn Hill, Grange couaty, Va.
O0O DOLI.A RS Reward-For my white leather
LUU valisc which was stolen frcrn the hotel at
weldon, n e, on the morniag Of the 18th inst The
vaiise has my name marked on it, and is somewhat
worn, and has only one handle. The above reward
viii be paid for its delivery, or Inflammation which
will lead to Its recovery oarss. h n9issa.,
fs22-3t 1i6 and lis Main st Ricbmoud
r OST-On Saturday last, 9 Waste Book, IN pa
L Ier cover, az by inches, containing business
entries 10 pencil. $40 reward will be given to the
Corner Of Main and 18th streets
f. 22-1ts Richmond, Va
rcOU.Sn-On Thursday night last, the 18th instant,
b on Sd utr,cat. two Door Mats, which the owner
can procure by prov ing property and paying charges
Address 81 w IT, at this Office 70 ss-lt"
n OST-On Tuesday night, the 10th ;rss either On
Governor or Marshall streets, q Iady's Leather
Work Bag, containing agoi pencil silver thisnhle,
aud 1--we speeds Of cotton Tho finder will be suita
big rewarded by leaving ii 81 this office AM
Re 2U-2h
n FIFTY Do.lass Rcwnrd.-Oa Thursday night last
u my stable, in Henric0 county, near Chafin'B
H;un, was broken into. and small black horse
Mule, with slght bieniah ia enc Of bis eyes was
stolen thercfrom l win give reward q $50 for
his recovery. WILLIAM JAMES,
fe 2O-Sts free man Of color.
IN DOIl,AR Reward Lost, between the resi-
IN dcnce Of Mrs Mary Hill, on 9Th street, and
my honsc, in Hanover, . Porte monrse, containing
about ono hundred dollars in Confederate notes
and scvefal hundred dollars in Virginia treasury
warrants for intcrsa3 on State stock the pay ment
OF which have stnrpcd 6t tho Bank. The above
reward will be given for their restcsation 70 me.
IL l8-6ts " RICHARDSON.
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fros u 1Ia1l 81 O. ga i6sh.l
nHrnayAt s1Tdl 6 100.
~ Br.. c..,. s, 1a.'''''' '.''''s''
Hehanian aud Cut 0ises Wara
oheses Assossnsas Z c.sekssx
TW s1is . Aaotiun.
On Ihureday. tho 18Th Int, oommenelsg n n
r'ctock n, " villDel1 9 The above Named vssy
faahionabio and Popular 1.,ooa, sitaatod q Main
Furniture and Hxtases, tosether wiih he Key, good
via, and license We wesId cal pastieshs aSsea-
ton 70 The following articles
Q superb marble top sidet;oards
oloGpnS chamber GOT, mahogany
hsnd0nmo eotsage set
6spIendid damask curtains. In good orier
Hpfas, lounges, tables
Cane seat and windsor chairs
Bedsteads, decks, bureaus
superior BRUSSELS carpets
lexcciicnt cooking stove and range
Feather beds, pillows and boosters
Hair, shuek, and cotton mattresses
Blankets, quilts and sheets
Mirrors and pictures
Bohemian aud cut glass decanters
DO -,. DO sumble1, soo'ess.
Plates, dishes, cups and saucers, 90, &c.
Tho key, good viii, and license Of the en-
ta6fshment,
The house b In thorough repair, supplied with eas
and water throughout, aud IL Of the best located
houses for business Of almost any kind 20 be found
IN the city. WILLIAMSON & CO.
fe 20 Aucti0neers.
EIXIURES for Manufacturing Brass and Copper
Wire for Sale Al Auction.-On Tuesday, tho
Esd inst commencing at 10 o'clock u, we viii sell
at the shop Main Ct between 7h and eth, In rear
Of machine shop, fixtures for manufacturing Hran
and Copper Wire, consisting Of
pair grcoyed rollers
annealing furnace
/ melting furnace
draw bench, with plates
moulding box and tasks
Shaftiug, hangers, pulleys, 30.
This wire il extensively used by the Confederate
Government, both In tho Armory and Navy Ord.
nance Departments. WILLIAMSON Z CO.
fe 10 AuctiOnecvg
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By Redwood & Phillips, Aasct's,
T54 Main street.

VALUABLE Medical Library for sale at Auction.
v We will sell at our store, on Monday, a2d inst.
at auction. commencing ut 10 o'clock, large and
valuable library Of Me1ical Books consisting Of two
hundred and fifty C50Jvois, comprising treaties In
Surgery,
Midwifery,
Medicine,
By such authors as Meigs, Brown, Johnson Chap
man, Graves and Gerhard, Kramer, Churchill
Charles, Thompsou, Henry, Tesle. Armstrong,
Stokes Gardner, Bell Gait, Clarke. Burke, Bscharl
Smith and Tweedie, Gcoch, Billings, Watson Du-
pArcQue, Horn, Underwood ct ala, comprising the
complete library of physiclsn Of extensive prac-
dce. REDWOOD b PHILLIPS,
70 II "a Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

EXGELLENT Farm, called lebanon Of 238
IL acres, in Charles CITY couaty, on tho Ohicka-
haminy. 23 miles below Richmond, for sale.--We are
noa' located above, near to R6xbur7 and 10 THO
farm which tho late John Bradley recently rented.
It contains by old survey 28 acres OF which about
three fourths ID open land Of excellent SOIL aud
fourth in original growth, embracing fine white
oak and superior cypress for masing shingles The
improvements consist Of q comfortable dwelling,
containing rooms above basement, barn, stable,
quarters, ice house, &c. and good peach aud spple
orchard II is now occupied by Mr. Jones, ~ tenant.
/. immediate application is made il " u De fdld for
$40 per acre. Tue taxes for 1864 TO be paid by tho
purchaser. ffe 21-4tl GODDIN b APPERSON.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


NMALL Lew Tenement on Concord, near 10 18th
~ street, and large number Of Lots On Church Hill
and Rockets and near TO Manchester, for sale We
authorized to sell q very excellent now framed
tenement on the east side OF Concord, near to 18th
street, ntainiDg good rooms
Also, beautiful haif. acre lot at the southwest
corner OF Sd and streets, and another handsome
streets
Also, triangular lot at the Of 27:h street
and County road in Hackicr's plan, 1l3 by 100 feet
Also 8 handsome lots ia renny's plan, Rockets,
80 % feet at the nOrtheas. Of Denny street
ana Williamsburg avenue.
A!so, beautiful lots near TO the western line Of
Manchester, in Mr. Geo w 6neilings's plan, and i'd
j'inng or near the residence of MIR Samuel Akin
son.
To effect the sale Of the foregoing property to ono
person, great lnducement will be offered appli-
cation is mao 10 10 in TWO days Tho taxes for 1864
to be paid by tho purchaser Tho foregoing Is an
excellent opportunity for cafe Investments.
fe 22-H GODDIN < ApPERSON.
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s A ELLEON.

SDM DoLLAS keward.-Ranaw Nv from ~
AVV subscriber about the I7,h q J,auary ,s,,
tso slaves, psmed Doctor and Raleigh conuonh
called Fiem. Both are black, quick, active me,..
Doctor u about l9 years old, had hs eii hand baa
in an apple mill and SCARED on the outside apss.
lost one or more OF his nails from that hand n.
had on a red flannel shirt when he left. Elem IN
handed, and Is about II years Of age | win r,s
500 piece for the delivery to ne, OF to SINE M
from which can get thcm, Of the said Slaves 4
caught out of the county of charlotte, or 40 me,
If apprehended In the county. believe thew ma
passing as free men, ard are trying to get employ
ment on the Richmond and Danville or so,t IA
Railroad. Address, HENRY & EDNUNDN,
Mossingfcrd 70,
ia ld-lm Charlotte cn,aty IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

TNRUsTEE's Sale Of House and T..
Il side Of Byrd, between Isl md q, -. 'ns Sorth
zee N deea q trust: dated sstA 4 As,r.a. ' ses
sell a pusc . M hcnona husnp Court sssa
the I'd February, 1854, at o'clock , " .cnday,
6rIGk tenemen. thereon, located az .hov ~. ot md
Ine second African Church The hons. c.U oppoass
rooms, and the kitchen has 8 roma rso "s y.
front Of "a feet, and depth Of M,< fss. Nv Aasa
ia .ssS-'asn' PowHArAN koRsRrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

~ 10 II HUFFMAN, Ea-Dear Sir: The
~ voters II Henrico county, knowing your long
sxpevteuce - deputy sheriff, your high qualification
. such. and the esteem that y"u are held Ia BY
vary large majority Of the voters OF said county, We
he voters q Henr.co county, cali upon you 70 an
uectio1 ln Nay pext. Hoping thb may meet will
YOU eppsobation. We remain siDccreiy youos,
70 39-Sss MANY VOTERS OF HENRlcO.
KIcHIoND, FEB is. 1884.
~ Rev JN0 LEYBURN, D D.-Dear Str: Your
late lectures On Palestine having excited prcvsen.
desire for others on Oriental lands which It Is
known you have receotly visited, The uadcrsignea
respectfully request III i you will consent to gfaQfy
the wishes Of our community.
Very truly yours,
b WATKINS,
JRANDOLPH TUCKER,
JNO THOMPSON.
Committee On Lectures
RIcHxoD, Feb 1S, 1854
10 Messrs Watkins. Tucker, and Thompson:
(3entlemcn--Is will afford me pleasure to comply
With your request for further lectures on my orien
tai rsyals II you please you can arrange for &c
RIGS 20 follows
FoYpT-A Nile voyage; recent excava!ions
life among the peasantry; mummy pits; ana the
wOrld-renOwncd ruins Of Thebes.
8. CossrANrNoPlE, with visit u the Rowling
Dcrvlshes.
4 GRxscs-Its classic remains AID ancient ard
modern battle Nelds.
Very truly yours,
JOHN LEYBURN.
In accornancc with the above, tho first Lecture
will be delivered On Tuesday evening next, the 2S
inst, at TX O'Clock, in the United Presbyterian
Church. (kev Dr. Read's)
Tickets, 81 each, 70 be had at the door and BOOB
stores. fe0-S-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

80 0ENERAL MEETING Of the sIocEhoIdcIs
~ Of the Virginia Toying Company will be held
at the office OF said company, in the city Of Rich
mond, on Tuesday, the ODD day OF February, OF u
O'Clock H. MyER MYERS,
BACON TAFT,
THOMAS BOUDAR,
Owners Of more than one tenth of the
in lA-&ds Corporate stock.
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4 cuanuisc I'm Iuosday Aju t9truAYy, VIC VIII
sell by auctions at our warehouse, No Il Pearl 81,
large consignaents Of merchandise just landed per
steamshps Flora and Presto; aso, part OF the res
cucd cargo Of the steamer Dare, comprising . most
adapted to tho wants Of the country. they win CON
sist In part OF the following, viz:
z cases printed madaer hdkfs
z 6 imitation silk :"
1 g : mader spun silk E"
3 Sc printed China
super Dandaunas and Coras hdkfs
black Gros du Rhine crayats and scarfs
fancy Brighton scasfs
black and fancy tics and slips
l bale Ga Veuissan cloth
:. e4bIaek Frsnch tricot cloth
9 % blue Z"
black and blue diasonals
Ga auctions
! fancy cessmcrcs
arnbskin coatngs
Chsyiot q
] white lsEncls
q ca blue pilot cloths "a
80 81 nap g
2 /" 8 4 seaskin 6
] GA whitney
velvet %
2 casos mems stout brown and mixed u hose
Is mems msrino hose
2 mems uerino finish shirts and drayers
-" extra hoop skirts. 8, y, 49, -, %, 70, 20
la mons cray lambs wool hose
mems Shetland lambs wool shirts
az and az inch black elastic shoe wob
1 black cashmere shawA
2 super French M, ria0
2 ." lopa cloth Ehirts
fancy wooden shirts.
regatta paper collars
fancy dress silks
black 0rns d. Rhine
8 - and ~ fancy prints
. black and white prints
B p1nnteEe' linen
wesnea q uhita cnttyn hcse
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GUNA W. IN

ION DOLLARS Rewad-Ran sx,r -; S,... -,
IOV ia!n OF the subscriber GEAR Roxtoyo'. . M 'o'
Jns 'aay .he o'n ,nsi likely muai.o grl, psnss
ass' - or 10 years, short thick se, and ~,
she teit Was neatly alfred 1t Ia presnmsa H.,
is making her way to Richmond The above mw sns
VIII DC paid tor her apprehension and eelivsv ~
me q the store Of Ellison Bro. corner 81 ,,~ ~
and Franklin sts. 'o'"'f oi Hm
fe 17-4.+ c. r,v.
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20 TO p II HUFFMAN, Eso-Dear cir: The
~ voters Of Henrico County knowing your long
experience ~ deputy sheriff, your high qualities
tons - such, and the esteem that you are held In
By Q very large msjrty Of the voters Of said coun'
IT, We the voters Of Henrico county, call upon you
to annou1es yourself % . candidate for the next
Shesihalty. Election III Nsy next. Hoping this
may meet with your appreciation, We remain sin
osrely yours, MANY VoTEas OF HENhico.
fe l0-St"
- CARBIDE VEST has removed his resi-
~ dence TO Grace 81, between 25th and 26th sic,
Church Hill near st Johns Church.
Office corner Of FrsnSlin and Wall sts.
fs 9-MkW4tA