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INSTRUCTION Books AND MUSIC.
THE MELODEON.

Instruments OF the Organ Glass.
kundeil's Melodeon Instructor. Con,aEnlns the
hiements of Music. Progressive Finger Exercises,
and a large collection 81 Choice Music s3.8
New Method Cor the Nelaseon. Selected mainly
from knndell's Instr uctor " @ni containing in ad-
dition - lee-ons and ENcrcises. . c@Ilertoa of
fepolsr songs. and variety OF Psalm and HYMN
Tane- sl,s0
cNrhart's selodeca. Elementary sni Prexres-
sivs Stniies With cells~rton ~ Ch.aoe Veal aud
tsastFumcntsl Music. n 20
American schoel h.r Tho Nicholson sih0
no-iel Nsioieoa Instructor TO
~inscr's Perfect Guide tar tho Mslozfeon ~
sirafi a, Self lastl ustor wfth Chaice Nuslr. o.
hsiffe witheuf hs~f@r. o0
Nec.ihary's heloteon Instructor. 20
sfr~en al.i white's Melc8eon Insfruciar ca
tts~s's Sersphme snd heiesisaa Instrurtar 10
fhe Scrsphiac kc,llserea a nasic sos The Ne.
ieteon. --fspbine and Reea organ 90
fhe ius truetions In esrh of the above booka are
satfs act only % tho heloiesn. bat all lnstru-
mssis q -imisr construction. Seul pat paid oa
frrelpl q price. Oiieer Ditson A e. Publishers
- Nalhinston street. Roeton
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snt s'ossf
Five Lines For 25 Cents
Deyou want workf
DO you want Hopsef
DO you want Servant
DO you want Wifei
Advertise I'm the Daily Express.
Five Lines For 2J Cents.
Have you Farm 90 self
Have You Horse 20 Self
Have you Town Lots 10 Sellf
Have you Merchandise 20 selif
Advertise i'm the Daily Express.
Fire Lines for ID Cents.
Have you House 10 Letf
Have you Farm 20 leu
DO yeu want 10 rent Housei
DO you want 90 rent Farmf
Advertise in the Daily Express.
Fire Lines for. 9J Cents.
BOARDING. LOST. FOUND.
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Advertise i'm the Daily Express.
Fire Lines FOs. 25 Cents.
Do you want Boarding In the cityf
Do you want Boarding In the countryi
Have you Boarding for Familcsf
Have you Boarding for single Gentsmenf
Advertise i'm the DAILY Express.
Fire Lines for 25 Cents.
Have you losta Dogi
Have you lost your Spectaclesi
Have you lost your Pocket Bookf
Have you lost your Horsei
Advertise in the Dolly Express.
Fire Lines for 25 Cents.
Have you Found Dogi
Have you Found Pocket Bookf
Have You Found Horrei
Have You Found Pair Of spectaelesi
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old or Young. single; Married. or osussupl.,

Old OF Young. single. Married. OF eontemplss M
Marriage.
In many Anesiions peculiar 10 fsnlsl~~. ths In.
usct oi bnohu Ia uneQuasled ~ any other rsnedv
a. In Chloross o. hetention. Irregusrfty Psinfui-
ness. OF suspension of Customary Evscnstious m
ccrated OF scirrhous state Of the Uterus I~uoor-
rhoea or Whites sterility, and Cor ali 1 compl sns.
incident 10 The sen. whether esising from lndiscrs
uon. Habits OF Dissipation, a. Tie decline ox
change OF lie. See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD 8k WITHOUT III
Take no more bsissm, 1ercary. OF unplss~sus
medicine Tor UNPLEASANT aud dangerous dlsss<ss-
HkLkBOI.D's RxTRACf BUCHU
sECHE1 pEsEasGs
In ALI THAR Stages 81 little ekpense little OF no
change an Diet NO incons enisnoe, and no sspo.ure
IL causes frequent desire aud gives strength 40
ufinAie. thereby removing obstrnctions, preventing
and curing Structures of the Ureth-a sllayine Pain
and iniismniion. 10 frequent in the class of dis-
eases, and ekpellins all poisonous. diseased. ana
worn out matter.
Thousands upon thonssnds Who hav. bean ths
victims OF qusckH and wbo have paid heavy fee A.
he cured ia short time, have found thew sere d.
ocived. and that the " Poison " haa BY tho u-. of
powerful astringents," been dried up An IN. sx,-
tom. 10 break out IN an aggravated form. aud
fkRhhlT AfTkk hAhklAak
U.e nelmbold's hstrsoi guoi.a for .n .s.o,,sss
aud diseases - the
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u-s nslmbold's hslr.c, qael.u tos .n .s.s,,s.s
aud diseases ~ the
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o"'sA'ss "EaASs.
whcther eaistingin
MALE oh tEmArg
From whatever oanae oliFisetins, and no matter Of
HOW a"sG sTANDsNs.

All the above diseaaes and symptoms sdmll a M
same treatment aud originate from tle ..ms e.u.s
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"A al Draz<sss sssryshsrs. Aak fer Hslnbalfss
sks otbsE. Cat ouf the sfvsriiseneul snd ssEe
VI lad syoic lmpo<iuon snf sxpo-urs -
nosE lee8-dslT
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Take no more BAissn, Meroary. OF unplssssus
medicine Tor unpleasant aud dangerous dIsesss.-
HKLkBOLD's RxTRACf BUCHu
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Horses. Wagons and Baxsiss Cor sale.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-08-19
July %, 1854.
q FEW IMPORTANT FAcTs IN Re.

4 "a u III =
"A gard to the SOUTHERN HRPAfIC PILLS .
L. fheg prepared from the best quality Of Medicines
and are safe
They have been known for years and tested bv thou
sands. ~, .
Five hundred persons are known to have been cured
BY them. -.
4. They are not recommended by the proprietor for
everything but only for diseases which o dsor-
Directions and certificates accompany each box and
these CERTIFICATES are from well knOWn and most rspeea-
bic individuals.
Disease. Chls and Reyers Pneumonia JaGDdiee Dyspep-
sia Billions FeTers, Bilious Rheumatism Worms PiurisJ
Bronchitis, he. ~
Several gentlemen state that fh use Of these Pills
mas been TO them an annual saving OF from 900 800
they the best plantation medicine ever offered 10 the
pGblie
some physicians of the highest standing prescribe
them to their patients and hundreds of boxes have been
sold to Regular practitioner
g. During the last quarter boxes have been sold TO
two Druggists, South Carolina and one in North
Carolina and time ago 57Uc boxes were order
ed BY druggists IN one town IN Virginia
EB Priee. $ box For $50 dozen boxes will be
sent To any address very liberal dseOezt Dr1ggisa
and country merchants Cash (neE cureDeyJ accom-
Pany orders Address GEO. ". DEEMS
For sale in Sorth-CaroIina as follows:
Asheviile, ( J. Aston; Albemarle J. NJ BiEnS; Chzyel
Hill, E. B. Sanders; Charlotte, E I'VE HatehisOn, p.
=. Carr; Clinton, Hubbard MoseieT; Concord j. Reid
Enfield, J. Cohen Fayetteville N A Stednaa Co.;
Greensboro. Porter i Cornell; GoIdsb0ro1gh, Lucas
Moore; Halifax. J. OBrien; Henderson, WJche Co. (;
Lexington. J. p Stinson; LineoInton & p SherrelI
LOuiSburg J. Clifton Marion, W. Wakefield Ptsboro j.
Long; Raleigh, Williams Haywood. r F. PescUd Rock
IDEham, j. +. NORMAN Salisbury, HendersOa Ennis
Whitssyille < Hayes; wilmingtOr, walker MeaEs, Il
AeLin, W. H. Lppett-
July q, 1864. SGInPa-
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we're, snow hIls and hangs Ike . fur mantle about
1.-The sol II snow Wefs black, or red, or blue, Is
woula SIN let some Of he heat escape which IS re-
taiDed under IDS Ebitenesz The colors. even OF
men darken IN hot climates ic the hottest they are
made quite black. Black substances give out their
heat most freely.
In regions subject 10 a cold almost incessaDt .
short sumner produces towers of extremely vivid
coloring The summer, although short IS fierce.
and the plants radiate faSt that they may escape
destruction The dark verdure Of the northern
pines would cause them to lose heat with great RI
Pidify. For compensation they are made to grow
in pyramids that eateh q cone Of snow so cleSerly
q to great-coat them during the hard weather
Birch trees that grow in the same forests rise
among the pines like silver columns, and they are
not shaped to catch the snow, because they do not
want it =. They have their own light clothing Of n
brilliant White0esA :---
Truly, We mead not exGmins far Into the wealth
hat Is poured ont in nature before We discover
thxt
Such bounty IS no gift Of chance"
Win Lot . study Of such works Is these teach boys
20 reAsoa quite IS well ~ Euclid Have We touch
ed, here upon kind of study that should be ex-
Guided from the discipline of schoOlsi Has il no
power to awaken intellect to educaIe the head the
heart and the soul
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the very baggage of passengers, enquiry vas In
stigste5 9ef0re . court af Wilmington. and g was
deierminedto examine the captain and trst otnceri
bot Il was found that they, apPreheDding sucn en-
os;r~. I'D Isft secretly and By night and got
aboard the Rassa, Zone Of COliies shlPsl tneo
weighing a0chor Tor England This captain was
affeTwards appointed captzn Of one Of Goll1es own
vessels. The first Officer; also Of the Restd. mao
been, before that an officer on board The heoe one
of our unlucly Confederate blockade runners and
Is nov first officer of the Annia, one Of GOIlies-
The captain Of the RS6A, when she was lost IS now
commander Of the more fortunate HGnsd
We learn further that Dudgen, OF London, an ex-
tensife shipbuilder constructed to me order OF
lie 4 Co seven double screw vessels, all Juse alike
Of these five were transferred 70 The Coniederate
firm Cor Government -all i've lost: two were re-
timed by Collie 3 Co both still running
The agent Of the house Of Collie n. Wilmington
has been during al thsse transactions one A0dreA
Q Hebrew.
There are two other vessels, the RIERy and the
Alice, not furnished and manned, as We we're in-
formed, By Collie & Co, which have the good lick
to be commanded by Confederate Captains: they
have each made seven round voyages. The State
of North Carolina also, in providing herself with
vessels to run the blockade npon State account,
made her own arrangements and employed her own
officers: which is probably the reason Of her good
fortune in that business.
There is no other conceivable way Of accounting
AoN euS 49CaS eoOhc uleuuoueu, bAihA oopPooinS
that the judicious Collie 4 90 employed captains
and paid them expressly to ashore and destroy
those vessels which were to enter into competition
with his own and that IS further rew1tafor that
servce the officers who have lost Confederate ships
are put on board Collies to carry them through
safely. Many persons have specialized vein up
on the astonishing i'll luck Of the Confederate YES
selS, and have suggested that the YAakees-h bad
agents ia Nassau and Bermuda to bride captains and
officers, So to the loss Of certain ships
That there was Tillainy somewhere was very appa-
rent; ard usual the misfortunes of the Conieder
ates may be traced this time also to that guileless
simplicity with which they have entrusted theEin-
Ierests to those having another interest directly OPP
posite to theirs Many is the bale of precious cot.
ton that has gone to England to pay for those ships
and cargoes: the COqUetts, the very last ship our
Government had, is at last sold and PdDky
Scotehnian has almost q monopoly of the foreign
trade of the Confederate States Collie & Co. is at
present one of the richest firms in England and it
sees no good reason why this war should ever end.
Rich Examiner.
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Hltapefaq gtaahmh.
: 1sFFr6n ths Noble Tdhnnel
HTke PFSFafs In the Rank .


No 4inssl On his collar shines, -
Mar epaulette, nor starr
But Gala aad fra IN seEried lines
Amid the crash ofwar,
The private stands and gives his life
Foremost Of an IN battle sfrife;
While ia his sOul the holy light
Of ElszzTE burns pure and bright
Bold Private N tie ranks:
rTs not % wiz the stripe o. star
He rpshss q the Eight
Bat strong Of arm ana Tree q feAr,
He batties for the RzeHIi
He beds no voice bal dolly c1n
Ia breasts the builets-stsnd or Iall-
Our Private IN the Ranks!
Al, Al haze gomez Oar eOunu5s means
Have 1Fung their hesftS 50 9Srm;
And mother, wife, and liitte OoeS,
No III shsn kaSE. nor harm;
The sire with scarce Z .yezr TO live
he son HiIh al his Eie 10 give
Are PriEates In the ranks!
and when the whispering EordEingd wire
Proelains the batIle d0Ge
Shout toddIing brat and b0AStful sire,
~H1zzah! our Braves have Eon!
We search the dead rolls then Eith care
Perchance some kiasnzn's name Is there
'Ncng PriEates in the ranks
Yet need o. pEAise We viii bestOE
ca al Eh0 bear the scars;
And care bit little what they wore,
Coarse gray, OF stars, CT bars;
But most cur Ire belongs TO those
Who bravelT net tiseir Nations foes
As PnFztes n the ranks
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"ooL Observation-Disclosures

w Department, Raieigh, June 3, I5s4-I DOW
prepared to exchange Cotton Yarn for Wool upon the Sl
lowing terms viz:
One bunch Of YArD for three pounds washed Wool and
one banch for four pounds uaEasbAd
Agents have been appointed 10 make the exchange at
the following places oxford Tirb0rO KinstOB, Ca1ke
rine Lake Concord Rockingham, He1desonTiIle States
vile RoxbOro Ashevile PittsborO LOulsbqrg Fsyette-
vile, ColeTain, and At this place
Persons shipping wool 70 this place viii please marx
the packages who they FROM and the cotton yarn viii
Be forwarded immedistely
hope the people will respond to the above
notice As the wool Is for clothing the n C. Troops
+ -. - Il. A. DORD; A. O. L. NC A
July ~ 1884, 20 -.-- - ST.
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Gen. j. ID. Hood,

The Atlanta correspondent of the Columbus Times
thus sketches Gen. Hood
Gen. Hood, the new Commander-in-chief Of this
army and department, is . young soldier of good
appearance and manners, Born in Kentucky, raised
and thirty years old and unmarried Tall and mus
culsr Of body with sandy hair and grey blue eyes
prOfHse beard and fair complexion he is altogether
striking parsonage event without bis crutch which
he uses with agile grace. You know, L suppose,
that be lost the action Of his left Gettysburg
while his right leg suffered Slnputstion from
wound received at ChicamaugL Notwithstanding
the misfortunes, however, he walks and rides as
constantly as any maj in the seVyIce He displays
In this respect not only The most niwble control
OF himself but also a wonderful amount of energy
and perseverance, His health is robust, his temper
amiaDle and his manners accessible. He has all The
masculine readiness of character and frank good
humor of the frontier man. Those who know him
love him with genuine affection, and all Who meet
him carry away pleasant reflections. Hood may
lack breadth and comprehension, but he does not
lack courage, purpose, zeal Who knows but he
may deVeope into the needs of the situation-needs
which demand the first of officers, soldiers and pa
triots? We can not tell these things until we have
had test of them. ASsaredly the career of Gen.
idence; and with all proper respect for Gen. John
ston and regret at his loss-for it viii be difficult
to supply his place or to find his equal do not
despair Of success under the new administration
regard the removal of Gen. Johnston piece
of rashbrsined folly; but sometimes freak of mad
ness turns out +RelL May This DO of that classi
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5G-lBPa-

OFFER FOR SALE A BEAUTIFULLY
i SITUATED FOUR ACRE LOT, about X miles
wet of Raleigh, the Hay wood road Ii has on il
comfortable cabin excellent well of water productive
garden and three hundred Of The finest Young
fruit trees cultivated in the South For PArtena apply
S. K JONES'
Standard Oaiee, July Is, 1854. 3s-xEsvtf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-08-19
July IL, 1884.

ESHARHoFTE FEMALE INSrfFBTE.-
~ The exercises Of this school viii Be resumed on Wed
nesday pteber 4ih Those who wish places must make
early application containing terms &C. ad
dresss RET. Z. BURWELLL
Charlotte, n. C.
July y, 1854 &l-sfpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-08-19
June Ii. 1874

Office TO ALL CONCERNED.-TO
~ prevent and contradict all false statements as
CARDS my prices for rendered in professional
capacity take this method of informing the citizens and
people of Caldwell Alexander. Catawba and surrounding
Counties Notwithstanding the prices which
pay for medicines have practiced aud will eontisue to
practice medicine at old prcessuch were common be-
kind of farm produce old prices Myself and family
have Support, and this is the only way
plish this thing necessary while serve my
trymen capacity Of Physician The families Of
soldiers shall have half the above res snd
those uf them who INDECENT and helpless shall rseeSE
them free. W. W. GlLbEkT, II u.
Caldwell County, July 90, 1854 eo-wSt.
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MAG OF TRUCE LETTERS..-C. s. OF
IL Anierica- War Department, BOreAa Of Exchange,
Richmond, Va, July /, 1884
J. All etters 10 go North By Gag of truce must Be sent
TO this u6ice.
Each letter must be enclosed separate enF~IOpe
and addressed 70 me, BareaG Of kxchAnge Riehzsoa,
Virginia
g. No letter must exceed in length page Of sni-
nary SIZED letter paper Hnd its contents be confined street
" to personal family matters No letter aIiadpg
the movements localities of troops viii be permitted TO
pass
Each letter must contain United States postage
stamp its equivalent silver United States
cy-
These regulations win be rgdy enforced and letter
transmitted in which they not strictly observed
ROBERT OULD,
Agent VI Exchange
Official:
". Il. HATCH,
Capt and A A G.
July e5, 1864. p-st
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SHERIFFS' NOTICE.-TAKEN UP AND
y committed to js BY Jalss Ramsey negro boy about
tw=nty-uue years OF sge, who says his Bmauus
aud Be longs John Hope of Cleavesud county He bad
on put in Jail brown SOFT Of jeans cloth. He is
about Te feet eleven inches high, of dark black cJOr
weighs about pounds The will for him,
pay charges and take him away oiherEse be VIII be dealt
with as the law directs. WN- A WALTON,
Sheriff Of Rowan Co.
June H. 1884 f-NSm.
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TT1MTNTTY COLLEGE..|THE NEXT SEES
IL sion will commence the TIh of September next
Tuition 81 49, per month ~ ddrGRe Board 800
per mOuth payable moaty in advances, about IS per
month"; If PAID provisions at peace prices There arc
small extra charges for washing and room rent
Students requested to bnog all the Text Books they
may be able TO procure W. I. GANNAWAt,
President.
Anvust l 1894 Sl-vl0k
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Gen. Sherman.

The salient point-the most striking feature of
Gen. Sherman's character is q peculiar nervous
energy that knows no cessation, and which is re-
sistless and inspiring. 1t gives energy to others
He is untring in his efforts, and hesitates at no
amount or detail. Matters great-Snd small receiye
his attention. ard his decisions given with the
utmost Promptitude, and seldom or never reversed.
When. Sherman was in command at Memphis
little over two years ago, Mr.. Duncan, Of Louis.
cotton, called On General Sherhln asking to Be al
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-08-19

II Raleigh and CASTOR Railrosd Stock and three shares
IN c. Railroad Stock. Apply at this Office
August ., 1854 1T
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NOR sALE.-A LIGHT SIX-PASSEHGER
e Stage Cua,h with deck seat newly tired and painted
r l. PATTERSON,
Patterson, Caldwell County, n. c..
Augusta. 1864. - 80 s- ---s .-.4S-w&s1st
- Fayetteville Observer copy in Weekly and Semi
Weekly weeks. ..--
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6SANE MILLS, sHEET.IROH, FLOWS, &c.
~ We keep constantly on band 5000.
Horizontal Cane Mills Rolls r. 80. ~
- Vertical Cane Mills and Rolls, Single Guard,
Dtnhla
Sheet Iron for Boilers so inches Wde from to feet
long,
Cast Iron Plates for Boilers all sizes, 49,
Sheet Iron Skmmers or Ladies', zsa.r
Bots from inch to thirty inches long,
Piows, one ho sc, No. o, No. IL, No 60 and 8 g,
two horse, Lvin gstOn,
PioV Points, Bars and Bolts,
Ovens Spiders Lids Flat Irons Wagon Boxes, &C.,
Bar lrun from three fourths TO eight inches wide,
Nail Rods and Horseshoe Iron Round Iron and Shovel
Plate,
Mil Irons repaired, GudgeOus Inks. Gearing, and all
kinds Of Iron and Brass Castings made on short.
notice. $500 ~
WANTED.-Scrap Iron, Brass Copper and Zinc:
SHAY, WILLIAMSON & CO,
North State Iron and Bsass Work.
Raleigh, June 20, 1854. - I5-wl7tpd.
HATTER's Row SFRINGs-A FEW FOR
Ii sale at $50 each. Also LObelia Seed and Rowand5
Tonic Mixture, viii forward BY Express on receipt Of
money. -a4r 1 q. J. GOWLeS
August g. 1884. .s:s as ~ assgst- :. 5ssSt-stsE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-24

81 A211e 0AAyxls ~.
b -. Ar3cDgfloDl1MnP = 1naullne l. 80
lmu1nA nS6&61 ~ ~ eur11e11 - - =
Il t6o oise - W6eated me- M3Aen eeaeee;
tns1irse Z NssYlsnd, vfeAta. 9Aaonsss -
lackY. nd l1lRo1r1, use ~ oel0e0see1 M0s =
"a s;'s ss's'sa s''r'<s' = ss'sa ''''s'' sssAa
rssss 5scn NossA oarsllaa y NJ -. - en-. -.
80 0lh divto;cne u Wmdse Hospital, ue5th-
Wsos q Holly Wpnd Cemetery.
fhuae Nos 8suth CasoIleA u ths ~ dtsielOa q
JAcksen HosptsAi, ssathWstof Wlaats Heapa-
fhoss iroa 0esseia u M lss sHA q divistoss q
ysctaoA nsegtsat asA In division Of Wtnasf
Hosgltal.
rAoce ffusa Iea,SaAna q the LoaiaieaA Hospital,
ws&s serminns u Broad Blress, and Ii "a divis.
lon II Jacknua noepfal.
mnss from Ahhama, AliastUsirpi. Florida, TeKas,
aud ArkSna4s, IN the Iss and 81 divisions Ct
Hewara's Grove Hospital. o. MschAnicsvills
turnpike.
Conlsicrats or uaappsopFi He'd Hospitsls-- Robert
son HHrisAl. cnrnor Of MAia and % stvee'p;
Resolving and Wal ride HtppstAl, corner a nth
aud Grace street,; smAil-Pox Hospital, aear
HowA1d's Grove.
Prison Hospitals ooeral Hospital M - and Gene
raj Hospital No 81, corner or 2Sth and Cwry
streets my Ills
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DY THE COVE NOR or vIR0isIA-A Pro-
ii y aJa hal ,.ur I.,p- puf, tho

DY THE COVE NOR or vIR0fSIA-A Pro.
ID observation-disclosures the Court House of the
county Of King and Queen has been destroyed by
the public eneiay and for that reason the place Of
holding The said court has her toore been required
10 be held at the house of Thomas Wyatt, neaf
PAGES Chapel In said county, aud the court OF said
county having requested that for the greater con
veniehce of the people the place may be again
changed Therefore. 1, WILLIAM SMITH, Gov
erneraef The Commonwealth OF Virginia. DO hereby
req uire the justices posing the topny court 81
ssil county, hereafter hold its sions 81 the
town Of StevenBvlIe. In said county, uasii o'hsf-
wise required by law
-, aiyen under ry hard "a tioverner, std
>Ls under tbs less seal If tie Commonwealth,
e~--l at Rschmf nd, this eish:seath day 81 May,
1904, and 10 the ss.h year Of tbs Cor hlaas.s,'h
WA SMITH.
GEo w GgsRoHD,
nv l9-s3s Ssc'y OF tie CormeBw.glh.
nY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA. Pre- Ia
y malon. Whereas vacancy hiss oseufPd IN
inl General Assembly Of this Slate by tho resigns
ton of James Carson, tsls the sara'a: iof ia
District ccmpcsed OF the counties 81 trec' rlsai
CLARK, ard Warren: Therefore /, WILLIAM h&itH,
Governor OF TITO Comsnonw OF Virginia, do here
by prccla.n ana make known that electors VIII ~
held o the said Counties ths fourth Thursday ~
May next for senator 70 oil the vacancy efoEcssei
and the Sherils of thu sad counties ere hereby fe
Quissd to cause eccti0bs 10 Le heid In their respc
tive counties ON tho day AID for TIE pargcse urea
toned Refugees from tae eRid coaatss, and Gai-
gems thereof ia ths military service, viii as'
be allowed 10 vote. 0iilcsrs Will esGge pais 10 %
opened in their respective military enexmpmehu'
according 70 law.
Given undar ny band rs Governor, and
T.. g. urdcr tho issses seal III the cOscmooweaan,
t~~j at Richmond, this sist day q March, ~
the year 1854. VIZ batih'
BY the Governor.
Gao W Musrosp,
Secretary Of the Comsnohwfssh'