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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
Or. w. r. MERWIN g. CO.,

No. 63 Liberty street, New York
G. A. COOK, CHICAGO. No. s6 Market Street.
General Agent Tor the States Of Illinois, Iowa. wis.
consin, Michigan and Indiana. who will snnplv
Druggists at our regular card prices.
EDWARD HI. BIGGS.
DRUGGIST,
Sole Wholesale and Retail Agent for st. Paul. to
whom all orders must be addressed
July Z, 1864. iy7-d3t&weow
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Special Advantages Of this Loan.
Convertible into Six Per Cent.
$40 Gold Bond,

In addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes for three years this privilege of conversion
is now worth about three per cent per annum,
for the current rate for 500 Bonds is not less than
nine per cent. premium, and before the war
the premium on six per cent. U. S. stocks was over
twenty per cent. 1t will be seen that the actual
profit on this loan, at the present market rate is
not less than ten per cent. per annum
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DIED.

DIED..
On the 29ih Inst, Alrs GATHERINGS noSN
GREANES, wife of Capt John u Gsesssf, ." s"c
IJer rcissivea aak fsseada, NJ also those a sne
family are invited 70 attend her fsneral ehis sef
nO0u 1T ecl0ck, ftOm her ,oae sesSdeece, cOs"cs
Of broad AID 20th streets
AIDatum0re papess please copy
On the morning OF the Goth Of Juae, at Ilowards
Grove, GOus a wound received. PHILLIP b.
Mc0INNkHE, private In the HampAeo An lesy Of
kichmond: "a .ae 3:ss year o. h nas ass; mS vas
The fiiends and acqaatalances Of the family are
iavted 10 attend the funeral from his sistcTs res,
dence, on Broad, below Jellersoa street,.
At bis residence .osuer 18th and veaable sta, NJ
JAS LOWE, in tbs tsth year Ct hts ago, leaving two
dsushtars % mourn their lcsa.
Ne funersi VIII take aee 70 day (Thunday) ut
10 O'clock from the First baptist Church, {kev DR.
Ua-rowss) + frier ds Ard Acquaintance VI tue
family are isvited 10 attend the funeral. a.
On Saturday, June 25th, 1864 at the residence
Of Frederick W peasants, Esq, In this city, Miss
FANNY LEE, last surviving daughter Of the
late Col Thomas Ludweli Lee, Of LOudoun 20,
Virginia.
Al sunset on Tuesday, June 28th, in Sidney,
OSCAR HAMILTON, youngest sou Of David and
l. Cathasine shaver; aged years and D mohths'
On Sunday, the 26:h Inst, after long and dis
tres.i1g illness Of typhoid fever, SABlNh, vile
OF Henry Roseuieid, aged IL years she leaves
her loss.
Dearest mother, VIC gTieve for you;
Oh mother, mother, what shalt We do!
Darling mother, we cannot thee set;
Oh mother, dear mother, that cannot be.
Dnling mother, thou hast lett us,
We Thy ioss most deeply feel;
But It's God that hath berfft ITS,
lie can all our Sonows heal.
Her funeral took place yesterday Monday morn
ins at . O'Clock, from her late residence, on Mar
.hali street, between 4th and 9th.
x1-Ncw York and Baltimore papers please copy
,,,re. ,i,aes 3ts
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~ THE Soldiers children to te educated and
~ c&iei for--A yOung man sends ae or e
thousand dollsrs for this Of act. We confidently
expect to raise two hundred and nifty thou dol
isrs by the lst lf January next.
From ysriau, pa:ts Of the CommohWe slth the or =
phans OF our fallen heroes are ferdipg Up to US
tbel- applications for aid Not less than ton thou
sand of thess cbitiIen dessrve to be fed nd edu-
crtcd by the bentvOlencs Of tho public We hhall
be glad to have the of every child VI o j. des-
titute and whose father has fallan teen disabled.
All Who desi.e to Gid us ! their cont, ibu tiGne,
are II ctionatsiJ i0vitei to do 60 Address
Rev A 3 DICKINSON
jdS0-l.s aeEe-s al Agent, Kicmond, Va.
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AIOW READY
~ SMITH & BAkROw';
MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
O.i,irsi sad Selected Arileles,
Ta.es, Poetry,
Sketches CT Lii. and Manners,
Official Army AMI Navy Intellige nee,
Iastr uctive Miscellany, ard
Articles Oh Political Economy
The preprietOrs would call particular attention
TO the Army depAf msnt Of the Magazine. Intel
hgsnce will b given monthly, under III head, Of
the latest promotions, (for spccial gallshtry end
otherwise changes, &c, in the r. alar And VOiuu
t.er Military Service Of the COef dsrste States
his iofoi alton will be Cficis, aud will be OBJ
taiaed from this Records Of tho Ofics of tho Ad-
jatAnt .. Inspector General.
All articles Athe Mags zLe not credited to other
periodicals vii; ba original.
TIE Contents Of the FIRST Number of Smith &
Bsrrox's Monthly Mag ziae" will b. % follows:
An Opening Address; The Currency; Aithea Ar
mold; A Peep Through the Blockade; The Unreal
aud ITS Al steties; Attempts at ilexaniets, "a fred
Tcnnisoa, COsnhili Magazine;) A Plea Tor Agonu
ments; sMrs Archie" (COrnhin hagazint;) The
Genius Of Thackeray; Marie AntotMeste's Neck
lace. THE epeciat0I) CuriOsites Of Fashion in
thu Matter Of Dress, (LOndOn Society Magazine }
Official Army Intelligence.
Tug TEENS OF the MAGAZINE
will be as follows
For single number. ................S 900
Subscription for three MOnths...... s U0
SIX months. I'D 80
I" twelve m0nths...: ~ %
Agents and booksellers furnished al The usual
rates Of discount.
All orders should be Addressed u
SMITH 4 BARROW,
Publishers and Propriet0ts,
je 80 5, Rieh'H0nd, Va.
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Gen. RNlleH.

We have purposely abstained from using
the stereofyped caption, when speaking Of
this person, Of "The Beast, because it seems
to Us piece OF rank injustice to other Yam
kee officials, who are quite as we'll entitled
to the designation as himself Ia what re.
spect Butler is more deserving of this dis
tincfion than thousand of his cOuntrymen
who might be named, we are at loss to
Imagine. One would think, from its exclu-
siVe application to him, that there is only
one "beast" in the Yankee army. We have
aound US mepagerie Of wild animals more
numerous and various than the Ca sars ever
collected for the delectation Of the Roman
populace. And yet we hear Of the Beast, as
II there were only one. or one SO pre- emf
nent ever all the rest that he needed no
other title.
Now, that Butler Il beast, few will be
disposed to question, but that he is any
worse than multitudes OF his comrades. We
beg leave emphaticaliy to deny. lie Is not,
In our opinion, - bad as some OF them
There are Others who have commi tied acts
even more cruel; others who never at any
time, as we are told he sometimes does, take
. fancy to show some symptoms Of humani-
". Even In rapacity he IL no worse than
thousapds and ten Thousands Of other Yam.
KEGS. who have not stolen - much q him.
sell, simply because they had not the oppor.
tunlty. The whole war Is grand robbins
expedition, and its avowed object the con-
dscation OF every man's property In the
Southern Coniederacy. II our property is
to be taken from US, it matters little to us
whether II goss into Buffers hands or 10
divided In equal proportions among the
whole robbing gang. II We must be de-
voured, 1t matters little what particular
beast devours us. II Batter can cheat his
Government out OF more than his share, We
are glad Of 1t, and hope 1t may be swindlsd
IN like manner By many Others.
u batler 10 beast, he Ia, Il all events. an
honest bsast, makes no professions Of pro.
pnety, but SHOVE his teeGh aud bolts his
1904 raw and reeking. after his own native
sostincts. Hsis not . wolf In shsep's cloth-
I log We know just what We have to exoect
VI him; and "bleased are they that expect
nothing, Tor they saall not be disAppoiatsd.n
The Yankee army, and even the Yankee pul.
PIT, have BEASTS = ssEocious = Butler, and
20 our taats more disgusting, for they Affect
70 b men and Chsistians, adding the hide
oas vics Of hypocrisy 70 their other innu-
Dssalle crimes.
4
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EIeHgokD AND DASvnLE h r, Supt's O1ies,l
edmond, June go, 1854.
AN and after this date until further notice, the
Y Passenger Train Will leave Riohmoud daiiy at
O'0l0ck y, running - fer ~ Burkvle, connect.
ing q that p,ins with The 6outh side train to and
from LynchbuIg; returning. viii reach Richmond
at $50 r n. in YOUNG, AssistAnt Stpr
lie E0-St
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By Slaughter ). Co., Auets,
1853 Main street.

By Slaughter j. Co., At(t's,
lis9 s1Ain street.h
WE will sail at auction On Tuesday, July 9Th, Q
W large and ceairsbIe los OF Block Ale and other
uoods, con sis.ing in part OF
1000 pairs cotton cards
400 papers cut taoks, No4
200 pairs Enslish meIino drawers
- loco lbs cotton yarn, No 10
baiss cotton osnaburga
600 yards wooden kerseys
Black cloths, cassi Intres, mouslines
Melton cloths. alpsecAs, lawns
Bieachei cotton, Irish linen, hosiery
Spool cotton. buttons, toxeiling
Caifskins, ladeJ gaiters, &c.
js2c-6t SLAUGHTER 4 co, AucPs.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE D4Ys.
RA. D. WIN ans. Aact.

CNALL FARM near NE CITY fr sais u Au.tson;
~ by rquest Of ~ Montague ! will sell
q anoltoa, upon The psensea. o. Tuesday, tho ~
Juiy, as II o'clcOG, \, his farm op she Desp Run
Turnpike, 6 miles shove Richmond, afj hptsg n
Dicken end Wn Bennett. There aSo ~ acres, Of
which about 10 acseo aso cleared, and have been
well iQpstved, he balaEcs y In woods. The In.
provemeats are dwelling With four rooms, new
kitchen, sew stable and other osahouses. There h
also . psomising y0ung orchard just in beat lag,
and . ahe garden, coesainng IN ab0ndencc Of
fhs ness hboshood 10 q quiet ono, ooavenient 70
churches and schools neither army have ever
boon In ~ vciaiiy lmmsdiate procession given.
Persons attending the sale must procure passports
80 AID WILLIAMS, Auct.
BY q. W. wits, Aucs.,
mo 63 Main street,
WILL b cold ct aucai Ion, st ny Store, on Salur-
W day. July 4. commencing at 10 o'slock,
Ysathos beds, mattresses
Cottage bedsteads, tables
Chairs, looking glasses
Solss. tin safes
Crockery and glassware
Really made clothing
Ladies' dresses and bonnets
Dry goods, shoc:, hits
Blanket, tobacco and cigars
Gold and silver watches
Jewelsy, 4; CIV WILLIS,
je 30 Auaioneer.
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IOR INvALllS.
Pure London DOCK brandy, vintage 1903
CO Obj AAsteI, very tine
Do old Henncsscy, do
DO Madeira wine, imported 1890
Do Shorty do do 1s3b
DO whta Port do DO 1880
DO blackberry cordial, very superior
Do Hanger whiskey do
DO Akxaader's do do
To Scotch ole
DS ESgiish mustard, &c
All NARRATED pure and genuine, aud ~ repre-
seatsd. For sale by l. VERIFY,
No 18th ut, south VI Main.
The vin0s and brandies arc from the private tel
lara OF well kaOws gentlemen whose names viii be
given Wheo required fkK0Y,
il 20-eod3sf No 12.h street.
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Bu h. 8. Peasants, 1ssct.

HOUSEHOLD Furniture, &C,
For sale ut public auction.
On Friday, July lst, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at
''Tns Dennis Maurice Hausa," situated Un Broad
e., between tine Central Depot and l7th st, gene
raj assortment OF household furnitare, such rs ts
found In any ordinary boa, ding house. with bar
room stoves, crockery, and humorous other srti
clcs. K b PLkASANtS,
ic q AucsionceT.
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AUCTION aALE4ru.a..-


4 FINE Rosewood PiA1o, With H,u,...
IA tsre ssd Homo ssd Cart, 70 b. ,oa,a lsl
Vi, Nm ;. so aH q sSs ,s es;ns = j1ss
10 declining housskf spng) on Clay. Ess..r "a,
ana henry 90, vesy Zoe R3ewooa p,s.a ssssss
" said TO DO . superior Instrument. stts
Also. eeda bscs.eats, and . sener,, ARA.
OF eoeseASsd furniture, and good vors ~ !.
and harness. S'''s ~.
1KRns cAsh. Anwu
js20 .AAs 3.
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AMfJsEMENTS.

ANUSEMENTS.
NAV siuHsonD TakArKs.
Astase ssl ssass lasasss. ..............HD osan
rnURsoAY xvKNlN0. Jsns 50 1854.
Positively for ono night only O .ne 49, ~ NM !.
rom rsvIoS. she drssalst Of the l9!h century, en-
'''''- - TICKET-OF LEAVE MAN.
This beeu,fa, play will DO placed on the stage in
msgnsA eat style, complete WIN
New SceDery.
Costumes,
Mechanical ELECTS, nc.
The new sc-nery from the penois o. NJ tTea koe'h
Mechanical arrsnfemonis BY our mscnmSs.
sEs THs CAST
Miss EiOise Bridges - she. Wi
b'Orsey Ogden - the. ..... Tickse-ol II man
j Ha,rison as the ..............O ciccfivo
! Charles as ....... .Tswncy the Tiger
Miss Sailie Partinston ~ tho ss1unnee
Mrs DeBAr with her short p'Pce ana ssOAcco, mo
root of oil evil.
This vsek the new C,msiy entitled
A CHARMING WOMAN.
EXTREMES OF ENGLISH sOCiElYi
AzrICk WATER.-A
b. The pslrons Of the Drees Circle will hod . large,
magniii vent, silver coo:er Of lC8 WAThR In the
RECEPTION ROOM, FREQ Of cha'gs
Norcs-Box of,ss cpsn from SIX A n tosPA,
when seats maybe secured.
CHANGE OPENING HoUR.-Ooors open q nall pAsS
precisely. jeS0-it
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uousn a., furniture ans an ssso,tm.o, =,
Thursday, the 3oth init, at 20 o'clock. VIII, an "a
my store, No 70 Main st. an x Ellen, ~. I!
Furniture, comprising '''''a's
lspiendid msht z any extension ,a..
Gard tsblss, dining tables
mAnosany ~sIdrobes, bureaus spl wash.
ktirdJ WASH
b, dSeads, chairs, saf,a
mahogany sriss, tpriag s.at chai,s
Hair and shucs Watlsusses
Travelling truaks
/ Dbl il1ur
very excellent guitar.
ALSO,
lot If prime nRils
Chewing ard smokif q tobacco
Prime matches. &c.
Jc23 ES PLEASANTS. Anal,
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OaT.-Somo short time since, two 8 Treasury
4 Certificates, OF tho following datee, numbers,
and amounts Ono dated March 2bth, for ~ 300, No
5r52, Ito other dated March .9:h, for 81 900, No
5bi0 The public are forewaInsd from trading for
the above certificates, The subs 'riber having NJ
ready taken legal steps TO in.ure their renewal.
l. ROSE,
10 l4--laWOWf No 26G Broad street.
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~ q. ". wits, duct,
mo 63 Main street,
Zy 0odlin d Apperso,., Assclineers.

VJERY meat and attractive residence on the east
v side of 4.h, betwosn Clay and Leigh streets,
aud superior Household Furnnure, for sale 81 auc
sOn.-At tho request OF tho trustees We shall 20 |
at auction, on the promises, Friday the LIST July
1864. commencing at 10 O'Clock NJ ihs very neat
and attractive brick tenement located - above
or recently in tho occu; a1cy CT MIR Peter Nor
gan, Jf. 1t has every con venonce for the genteel
accommodation OF . moderAte-s:zsd family, and the
whole premises In the most plete order, hay
ing q few years ago boon thoroughly Improved and
renovated. After the sale Of the dwelling all tho
household furniture belonging TO it will be sOld
ssting Of large assortment Ct the very best city
made s,tc.es, embracing everything usually found
in well furnished hoASa.
TERMs-Oash. Possession 10 the dwelling given
at once.
This offs q most favorable opportunity for sny
one 20 urchase very neat residence and 4 inc a.
eOrtmeIs Of furniture.
10 % GODDIN h IPPERsOv, Auc,s
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n ADIEY Hats -Aadam D1nRLMAN, No BIS
L brood street, bskvsss M and Str, taAss
sstAA.lsAsd factory tar ~ nanulactuss Of straw
hals fT ladies and chilAssn cad 10 prepared 70 a
ecuss Ill odsrs . AeSt NOTES. ard II the best end
most fashionable styles. Che soIIcits CALI lk0m
aM who vish neat snd duFahis hats. HE also has
on hand 1ns stock 81 ailinssy, q vl.ich the ct
tontion { 1 the lodfes y invitea. je 20--Sts
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~. . r. Booth 4 c., A.ei,

FoHS'e. Ssss
Dry Goods,
smoking aud
Chewing fotaeea
We will sell at our sa,esroom al Aaelas
morning, the 31ih Inst, at 10 o'cIoct "a taaEs4a,
Furniture, a'osoi
consisting Of Dry Goods, L,
bureaus, ch airs, tables, sofa.
."au's sses. linen coats and paats
ALSO,
~ boxes che wing tobacco
lUO pixie smoking do
2eO Pioneer do do
$50 ChicoTa do do
large bath tub
lV0 teaMs cOniLiercia, mole nan.
and other goods that may effrr Ia tin,c
je25 DF BoOTu e =" sale
ADDi1iosAL - "utl.
Lot ladies' and ehitlIeu's ho,.
Lot newsrs and ruches
Lot suspcDdcrs, bounat frames
Lot Pins, needles. Ca:icots. &c
une cavaiy saddle
I double barrel shot Fun
$50 bottles superior black writing ink
1eAS ID BOOTH 4 co A,s,,
10 dos soup, dinner, ard breakl.,, Mat.
Goblots, tumb.erf, 80 s'
$50 DrBoOTH co. Aa,,,
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DKADY TO-DAY
II The new and beautiful s0cg,
WAIT TILL THB WAR, Love, Is OVER"
Words By A Andrsws, srrs0Sed tor the piano By
w Burton.
PsiN TWO DOLLARS,
For which sum Il will DO seat by neil 10 AHy Id
dress. booksellers aAd Musie Dealers Supplied ct
the usual discount.
WEST JOHNSTON.
js % -3t les Main st, kiohm0nd.
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DIM Leal HhO,
Palm Leaf Hats.
Just received, large assortment Of meas end
boys Palm Leaf Hats win he sold low.
Also, . good assestnssnt Of our eva mako Of Hur
Felt HAts
Also, Q una lot Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
All tho above can be had low At the SOuthcrn Hal
Factory, II Main u, Rtohm0nd.
jox9-6t MOORE HAYWARp.
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Y U5T-COnfederato Treasury Receipt No Ill,
i dated March IL, 1854, ia favor or the eaBscri.
bcr, FOX thousand dollSrsit being receipt for
q bond for per cont In accordance with The l8:h
soctisn Of the act Of February II, 1854 Notice IL
herrby given that application viii be made In
due time for = renewal OF the same.
my 30-faw6Wf w CREW.
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KXYANTED--M SiO,c0O wanted, in $40
wv $50, $50, and 500 notes. Old issue wanted,
to order. ROBERT Hill,
it ,IJ-u@ COmm'u Merchant, Bank st.
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FOR RENT AND SALE

Il OR RENr-in one of the most delightful D1r,
II OF the city, several suits OF large and rle-
gaDtIy finished rooms, in house with an the
modern improvements, gas, bath rooms, xc. Asa
several medium s,zed rooms, suitable tor gentle.
men References rsquired. Apply on the pumI
SEES, Grace street, between LIST and Foushee in lts
house formerly occupied by Mons Leirhyye.
lie 10 20
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WANTS..

WANTED-A good Wteciwright. One that can
w come well recommended will get steady job
by calling ct An gls's shop, on "a, between
Broad az Grace sts. J A ANGLE
D.
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HbH RENT hTee furnished ruona, OHr "a
- puri0r) has pautTy attached. The house con.
t.ihs a bathing establishment, sc For terms ap.
ply ON the premises. oth street, II door from Gag
lie t-.5.-
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EOR sAlo-PsivAsely, . desirable kssiasass .ssl,.
3 vilasseof PAl0ySa, vRstsis, tFuVahl.,un ave,
House.) the house contains Eve Rooms, Tas
nsw nsAsas porch In front, small porch bss. "a a
yAsd hsss, ei,csiAr, ssasly eas,osed, Ss. ~. ss,,,
aSaAs 81 choice nJxsSs, very shAdy snao' -. c.s
ktlehsn, ssabts, ice-Ao0ss, With No. Ins ~
taios zoo and hak aeyss. oardca very ~ .,s,s
Hrcd uiah sasly anA iaio vegetables, 10 sss' -
q ca,ssvaascn. Iaouiss q ~ oiBcs % IT,.
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ui'Ok Ren,--Part u house, fu, nisaoi OF uuius-
Disked, suitable tor q smali family or Tor sen
tispen's lodging rooms Apply on iIh street, De-
tween Gary and Canal, Sd door from Cary
10 1O-ltt
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~ 7;eaaoo0d, INl3ipS C Co, AHetS,
mo 81 Main street.
WE will sell On Friday next, at our store, No 81
w Main street, q large and desirable lot OF Fur
nitura--
Beasteads, bedding, Chairs
Tables, crockery, glassware
Clothing, blankets
2 large and good carpets
ALSO,
eeyeral gold and silve watches, jewelry, sc.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS. 4 co, Auct's,
isS9 81 Main at.
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800, dated March II, 1864, and made payable 10
Edward Webster. All pereons are warned against
trading for the same. Apple alton will be made to
the Treasurer for q renewal Of the above Ger
titcatc. lie 3-1aw0wtl RE AOORE
Osr--confcdcrato Bonds.-Lost, on Friday, the
9Th day OF April, 1864, (sappOsed 70 be lost 1t
Garfield, In Chesterfield, ca the Richmond and Dan
vile iia.lroad,) two Confederate per cent Bonds
ono No 6O2 for $26O, issued May 49, 1853, interest
paid - lst January, 1864 the other No 1 73S, for
O., $780, issued Attn September, 1863, interest paid
70 LIST January 1854. OROWDEk.
nv 2H-laWtiEA
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VCANTtD.-A wet nurse, one without encuul-
W trance preferred. Apply at the corner OF
Foushee and Franklin siS.- je 3J-As
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C1XtYTWO aud One-f arth scies tt v.usao
- wo. land, on tbs west site Of The kchmoai
and Freiericksburg Raitfosj, six miles sbove kch
mond. for sals.We suthcfiz.d 10 cell til. stogs
tract It land (part Of that formerly owIei BY "a
Lu,ius Datis) coIitsiniog 62ti acres pat e
which can be kecn ut cur sti,es. Piics, tltVPf
acre. Apply to dVDDlN 4 AfPERsVs.
10 29- * .
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A Murderer discovered.

asn 1
FRANZ MULLER, o German tailor and shirt
cutter lately residing in London, has been di-
rectly accused, after due Investigation, of hav.
ing committed the recent extraordinary MUIR
der on the person of Mr.. BRIGos, the banker,
In carriage on the North London Railway. A
simple link, found by . child, brought forth q
most curious chain of circumstantial evidence
which connected MULLER with the crime. The
accused If. London for New York in the
packet ship Victoria, on the 14th of July, five
days before the facts were discovered. On the
night Of the 10Th of July, at nine O'Clock. Mr..
Inspector TANNER, of the London police, Mr.,
Death and cabman, as Witnesses for the iden-
tifcation of MULLER, started from Euston
Square for Liverpool, en- route for New York
by q steamer on the goth ult. The inspector
was furnished with warrant for the apprehen.
sion Of MULLER on the charge of murder, and
he also carried with him letters from Mr.. AD-
ANS, the American Minister, to the Executive
Of New York. Mr.. ADAMS was present during
the whole of the examination, and at his re-
quest a copy of the dispositions was prepared
TO be forwarded to the Secretary of State at
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