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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01

THE Goal MINEs.-Mr. Henry Eames,
accompanied by his brother Richard, goes up
to the Cottonwood mines to endeavor to have
work resumed there 1t is hoped Gen. Pope
or the War Department will direct the estab-
lishment of atemporary military post for the
protection of the miners 'Hl4<+ .l4i
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01

A PLEASANT DAY.-Rain in The morn
ing, cold and persistent lasting till midday; the
sky clouded all the afternoon and the air full
of moisture; and yet people were rejoicing
over the encouraging weather, and repeating
to each other the remark: "a pleasant day, y
in a tone of earnest congratulation. After be
ing hot and uncomfortable for weeks and every
day fearing that the drouth was killing all veg
citation, rain and clouds were welcomed as q
pleasant change, indeed. The amount of rain
that fell here Tuesday is believed to be more
than had fallen for any one day of the year
preceding.
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COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK. June 81, 1S64-6pM.
riLouRZExcited and 1O@25c higher, with large
MWHskY-Irregular at 81. 7591.s0.
WHEAT-Excted and S01Oc hiohor a. d, oolso No
Club. anu Pi.9o'%z'Vo Ior milwaukee
CoRN-Heavy at ST .54a1 5s
OATs-Actiye ana frn n u.oo, nv
outside quotations. ''S''' ior western oelng
n mOoLI1As.dyancing and in good demand
PoRK-Higher and in fair demand '''nu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01

THE supplementary draft for the Sec
ond Congressional District of this State was
concluded on Monday, witch the names pub
lished in the PIONEER of yesterday.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01

The Woonsocket OR. u Patriot says the
prospects Of the cotton manufacturers are so
discouraging that some owners of mills in that
village and vicinity contemplate stopping their
works soon, unless the price Of the raw mate
rial recedes.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01

, WATER OURE AT ST.. ANrHoNY.-Dr.
Trail, who has purchased the Winslow House,
arrived Monday with his family, and will
soon be followed by servants and attendants
already engaged at the East. DR.. Trail intends
to establish first class Water Cure at st. An
thony, and expects to have the Winslow House
ready for the reception of patients early this
fall.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01
MARRIED.

At the City Hotel in St. Paul. ON the 10Th inst,
by Henry M. Dodge Esq Mr. CHARLES STEW
ARD. of Blue Earth county, Mimi, to Mrs. ELLEN
BRADLEY, of Galesburg, Ill.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01

MAP OF ROUTE TO MoNTANA.-Just the
thing for those going to the gold fields of Idaho
with full particulars. Published by D. D. Merrill,
st. Paul. Sent by mail for $125 2s-St
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01
Milwaukee, Friday. Inn. o.

The wheat market was verv or;ot -.
cioed cnange 1T the morning Poard to- dav No
spring ruled steady at $780, We heard no cfars sor
NO. 2. Inc absence of any aivices from New YORK
dealers cautious. and but 10 coo bushels cbanaaS
hands at the Board 'uangeo
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01
ANCIENT LANDMARK LoDeR.-The fol-

owing officers were elected on the 23d
W.. M. fireman James. gr
s.. WI. H. Mathews.
j.. w.. IS. L. Pollock.
Sect.-W. 8. Combs.
Treas.-C. A. Upham. H-
s.. Drew. E. Eggleston.
j.. DIN. D. SprOat. Rn n
Tyler-A. Richardson.
Sen. Steward-Wm. Golcher.
Jun. Sleward-L. e. Reed.
Chaplain-Rev. 8. Y. McMasters.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01

Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Systems new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIA-
Of charge. Address DR.. j. SKILLlN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association No. 8 South Ninth street, Phil
adeiphia, ia. ap2 d&w1y
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New York Money Marker.

NEW YoRK, June 81, 1885,
GoLD-Excited and frmer opening at 91s;aoos
and closing at 2s1@233. At one time it brought on
the street 238 v"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01

~ HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE! IL BATCHE-
LOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE Is the best in the
,Cossd-the only harmless, true and reliable DYE
known This splendid Hair Dye is perfect changes
Red, Rusty Grey Hair instantly to GLOSSY Black
or Natural Brecn, without injurng the hair or stain
I'll mpyrts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its
pristine color, and rectes the III effects of bad dyes
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR; all
others mere limitations, and should be avoided.
Sold by all Druggists, &c. FACTORING IS
BARCLAY ST., N. Y. jy11-d&w1y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01

RED RIVER Fur TRADE.-Mr Gipgras,
of st. Joe, sold yesterday his fine collection o
furs to A. Moore, of Concert Hall block, for
$4,000, that being the highest bid offered in
the city. Other parties having fuss to sell
would do well to call on Mr.. Moore before SELL
inp
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RELEASED FROM ARRRsT.-On further
examination Monday at Hastings, the man
Foster, who was arrested in this city on war
rant for horse stealing, (the horse being the
same that got John Pendergast into trouble,)
as noticed in this paper a week ago, was dis
charged from arrest, it appearing that Foster
had just claim to the ownership of the horse
and could not be accused of stealing what was
bis own property. ~. s-....es ......
PoLIoE OouRr.-The famous Jno. Smith,
On this appearance Norwegian, who had
been manifesting his loyalty by free consump.
ton of taxed liquors, was fined $5 for disor-
DERBY conduct.
WIN, j. Mansfield, accused of arson in
connection with the incendiary fire of Satur.
day morning last, proved that he was ct his
hotel from an early hour in the evening until
after the fire alarm was given, and was accord
ingly discharged from arrest The examination
of Lewis NJ Fisk on the same charge Is SET fol
tomorrow at p. M. We understand that ne
intends to prove that he was at Saltwater al
the time of the fire. Their arrests were moi
aouC Wy tAO ousuOIAty VI VIC NAA~A ~ ~>>~~
and should not have been made without q re-
spectacle show of evidence against the parties
which might haye been got If either of them
was guilty by following up clue to the crime
of which the Chief was in possession, and
which he was prepared to trace out. If the
matter had been left to the direction of thu
Chief the parties named, if innocent, would
have been saved from the disgrace of an ar
rest, while the chance of discovering the rea
criminal would have been much better than 4
is now. But parties interested were deludef
into employing John Patterson, whose haste tt
do the job spoiled it. o. g i2iea
The several remaining cases arising out o
the neighborhood troubles Of the MessersmitI
family, were Withdrawn, by the consent of tn
Court, without costs. which was rather har,
on the policemen and the Court, who had bee
bothered enough by them 10 be entitled +
their fees.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-01

KEPT BY z. H. BIGss, THIRD STREET.
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il 80 ea.v "a zee how The country was
f4xea for her benefit Tie said II vas a. JUST
"a ~ .he n,ys az ArkAnsAs, or the power
..s,,. !, f,l,nnI.. "a thai the West should be
taxed TO pay these fishing oo"ns'ee. Inc
debate became personal, and Mr. roweii was
c.,,aa = friend to traitors ny Mr.. Chandler,
s,f M,cn,gan, a native OF New England p
~. . charged him with falsehood, and each
,...,.r.a he had no respect FOR the othcr.--
49,. At this juncture that Salisbury, OF
na, with admirable irony, (for such, no
.,oubt, it was.) appealed to the Senators,
that a sons OF copmon sires very commonly
aud ~ brothers, they should, in the present
unhappy state Of affairs In which the coun-
try fouad itself, act as became the dignity Oh
American Senators'" Capital
After tho pleasant debate thus aroused oy
assailing New England's interest, the vote
was taken, and the motion to repeai the
bountles failed by tie vote-ls 10 ~! ms
IL certainly most remarkable. When INC
Souih was in the Union, and paid most O
the taxes, the West thought nothing OF these
bounties to the New England hsheries'' ana
would not help to repeal them. o"' ~"
that the South is ont and tho purthe" ""'s
on the agricultural West, that west demands
their repeal. Well, they ought IN justice 70
be repealed, Int 1t would rot be an nnmerN:
ed punishment to hold the Westa few years
,, to the task of paying these bounties while
groaniny under the war-the war waged by
New England, and into which the West Per
| United itself to be drawn.
By and by NC shall see more and yet
stronger signs of impotence OF the Yankee
/! woke in the Northwest. There is no com
| munity Of interest between the Yankees
! proper and the Western people, and OF
course no real community of feeling and
| sentiment.
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NOTICE.-I will Sell Ia Front OF tie Court house
"a day Of May. lit being CourtdAy,) the following
property CT Henry Decie, attsched FER the benefit
Of Foster h Go and others, Wis Is valuable
Negroes. Oxen, aud Hfrse.; and on Tuesdsy,
the Sd Of May next, ct the house Of Henry Do.
Gle, u said county, ali bis Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, valuable Library and Be resary . large
lot & Sheets, Wagons, Carts; "a head Cattle, q
portion Of which are iae blooded; raw Cotton,
Salt, Leather, TObaaoe, Shoes Cotton Cards, Beet,
Bacon, ID Trunks, Gears, dae Side Saddle, large
lot Cord. Wood, So, 10.
Terms Of the above sale-Cas4 to be paid Ia the
act Of Congress passed 18th February, 1854 or
upon credit Of ninety days, with interest rem
day Of sale, negotiable parer, satisfactorily en-
dorsed - wv MONTAGUE,
ap 23-tls Sheriff Of Montgomery county, Va.
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FOR KEfT AND SALE.

HOTEI aud two Cottages for lease.-The sub
I'LL scriber, having become lisbie to military Ger.
vice under the recent military bill, will dispose Of his
unexpred lease upon the Hotel situated in the village
of Chester, IN Chesterfield county Va Immediately on
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad, miles from
the latter and IA from the former city. The lease
has two years to runfrom the first day Of January,
1885. The Hotel has large uncomfortable rooms,
with ali necessary out houses, large Ice house, and
large garden attached, which could be made very
productive and profitable. There are also two ele-
CANT and comfortable cottages attached 10 the Hotel
containing four rooms each The situation or this
property for health, refined society, and beauty of
location, Is not surpassed by any in the State and
from its railroad facilities rom four to six trains
stopping there day. and proximity to the cities Of
Richmond and Petersburg the proprietor can conduct
as large class business as he may desire; ii not
desired for hotel 1t Is one OF the finest situations in
the whole Country for a large boarding school.--
Taken alto gether, this property offers moro induce
ments than any other similar PROPERTY in the Con
federace. If early application be made bargain
may be had.
all the furniture, cooking utensils, china, glass
ware, &c, will DO sold on the Goth Of April az suc
lion If the hotet is no. rented out privately before
it will he rented to the highest bidder on that day
at IL O'Clock A M. WIZ HOWLET'T.
an 23-1ts
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nIEt,.


E On the Q,d inst, WIN. WHITFIELD, insaas son
0r " w and Mary A Dalton aged nomtns.
The funeral will take place this evensos' u
o'clock, from No % Broad street.
On the moruins OF the aist last, tn the 4.st year
Of his age, Of consumption, ny NE scsa"c"sos vs.
Oregon Hii,, NJ JAMEt bAILt.
ne iesvesa devOted win and nvs anectio0aIe
children. with large circle osreiatives and enos,
10 mourn their ineparabae toss.
rossss thee Oh, when llfs SHAH cease
no thriil this heart Of milne;
But not TN then can forget
One loot or tone Of thine.
Oh. no ! Il nlineies with the sound
OF everything hear:
And think ye can forget
Him .0ve SO dear!
Fosess thee IT'S bitter word;
[ would Il were unsaid-
Eowetfulness IL not with life,
hut with the silent dead.
then may cease 10 think Of thee,
A. earthly mortals do:
lat, oh We'l meet, trust, in Heaven,
with hearts unchanged and true.
His ,dneral will take place al O'Clock on sat'
urday ternoon, 23d inst, from Oregon Hill Metno,
dist q lrch. The friends aud acqWalntancss VI
the FAM are respectfully invited 10 attend. "
EpNrRAL NOTICE. The funeral sermon cf MIS-
FRANCES A RICHARDSON VII be preached o.
sunday morning Ito mofrow) ct II O'CLOCK, Al the
Be ,ond Prekby torian Church tDt hogea.)
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Ey Il. 8. Igeasassss, A,.cs'r.

CUPERD Furniture, Mantsl Mirror, DC, at suc-
y tion.-On Noaday, 25lh last, nj 10 O'Clock,
will SELL ct the reSidenee Governor st eet oppo
site Btisin 4 Atkins1ns. q superior assortment Of
Furbi;ure, amongst which l name-
suit Ut chamber furniture, consisting Of
One wardrobe
One marble top bureau
One do wsshstsnd
One Eugenia beds,ead
Quo marble top table
One arm chair
One ro:kiDg chsif,
the whole IN rosewood, elegantly carved and Of the
very Istest styles; together it'll
superb china press, deliberately carved
I DO rosewood bureau, marble top
walnut wardrobe, elegantly anishsd
lmaguid:s It mantel mirror
rosewood escretoife
I inlaid pArlor desk
Elegant lounge
Brussels Gal pets
Decorated china toilet sets
Mantel vsSes aud ornaments
Lace curt9ins and window shades
Steel engravings
Hair and shuck mattresses
Table and bed linen
Blankets, pillows. holsters
lot Of choice books
Stsir csrpst and rods
Bath tub aud fixtures, &c, SO.
ALSO,
An assortment Of elegant chira
Crockers and & asssare
Silver plated Table furniture hives, forks,
90, &c.
The gas fixtures, smongs. which Is beau.
Tho attention Of the public Ia particularly re.
Qussted, the furniurs II really Of the very best
quality, and In perfect coalition.
ap 81 PLEAeANTS, Auet,r.
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r An6g snd vosy exeeIleat Bsick Teuemsot on
! the sorth eide Of Marshail, between ID ana %
g, for Ale g assssos AZ tho request o. N Geo
Minor ws shall ssil q austOn. on the premises, on
u, ths issgs aad sdnsably we'll built ssiek tee.
mont leoAled = abovss now occupied By him. e
cootains Ten voeas, esGsdes kitchen, eel houss,
tervanis' room, % TIE swelling = Supplied with
Il good order. and pssssdsloa can b given IN .
mouth.
TeRxs Cash, o. credit. at the option u No pus-
cossss the sszss Ics lses y % gsiS q ne par.
Pu.--Afesr the Foregoing saIe VIII be cold The
hsGe Oaspestss's SIP (feoeaSly baie, - b. -
feet q tie corner Of Cay aed LII 49, the came 70
be removed IN thirty days. Alss, quausisy Of
Flortds and white Pine lumber. II the said shop
there arc nearly 800 panes Of giass. 9 By 10.
ep ~ q b a.
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NEW Gothic Cottage On the west side Of 5th, be
~ tween Canal and BYRD SITS, for sale at auction;
to be removed il eixty days.-Will be sold ct sac
ton, on the premises, Monday the a5sa Of April.
1854, at Az O'Clock NJ that new and haadsome
gothic cottage located a. above tn: same TO DO re-
moved in sixty days.
This presents favorable chance 10 procure the
materias to erect similar building on the ground,
as there are o large number OF handsome sash ard
doors aad ether building materials.
TRRHs-Cash, in the new currency.
ap 70 GODDlN APPEkSON, AuctS.
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Farm of les acres, on the Ricl

TXCELLENT Farm Of les acres, On the Rich
H. m0nd and Fredericksburg Railroad, at Hun
gary Station miles north Of Richmond, for sale at
auctiOn.-At the request Of Benjamin Anderson,
Esq, shall sell, at auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, the 18th April, 1864, at IL O'Clock A N,
his truly desirable farm, located as above, on both
sides OF the railroad, containing 1913 acres, the
most Of which IL cleared, but with ample wood for
the use of the place. The improvements consist
of an excellent dwelling, nearly new, containing 8
rooms, besides cellar aud basement dining room,
together with all the usual cut buildings, including
a large tobacco barn. The land IL admi. ably well
adapted for gardening, or for wheat, clover aud
grass, there being an excellent meadow on II. The
location is desirable one, being al the depot,
where the ears pass twice daily.
Will be sold separately large Ice house, well
filed with pure ice, the size of which Is 26X feet
mean diameter and Is feet altitude. The ice being
so convenient Of access u Richmond, Ia regarded
Of great value.
On the place there is an excellent apple orchard:
also, seeded 20 bushels rye, I2 bushels irish pOta
toes, and about 5000 cabbage plants set out, be-
sides turnip salad and onions now growing. Pos
session given in q few weeks.
Terms - One third cash; balance at and 3
years, for bonds bearing interest, secured by u
trust deed; or all cash, at The option of tie pur-
chaser. The taxes for 1864 to be paid by the puE-
chaser. GODDIN s. APPEKSON,
ap ~ AucuODeefJ.
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MILITARY NOTICES,

A TRENTON, Co D, l0:h Eegt Reserved Forces
~ OF vs.-The members Of this company will
ssscIabie as Trinity Church, corner Ct Broad and
10th streets. on Monday the 9sth inst ct 81 o'clock
Pm for the purpose Of drill and TO elect u second
lieutenant. Ihis company district embraces ell
that part Of Richmond east Of 18th street, and mile
beyond tho corporation limits All persons reeidirg
therein between the ages OF IL anc Is years are liza
BILE 10 perform duty In this company, unlees they
now belong to rome Organised company for local
defence. no matter what exemption tht may have,
and they must report TO Capt d Ward ~ the drll
On Monday next, or they will se ceat with accord
leg TO law.
By o.der of Capt n Ward, CONG.
ap 23-2tf JAMES aOOkE O 8.
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nEAUTIYUL FERN Of z71< ACRES, ON the Brook
Is Turnpike, ~ miles north Of Richmond, fbr
ssfs-At the request Of the present. owner, ~ will
es,l ct auction. "Wednesday, 9Th April, 1854, Ut
located 10 above, rsosntly owned and occupied b.
Mr. L w Rose. 1t contains n " acres, In hish
state CT improvement. The Dwelling has seven
rooms, - nearly new, and II very comfortable; be-
smoke house well Of wstsr, 10; also, an excellent
YOUNG orchard. credit until 1867 - 10 g, Geo;
balance In cash. Immediate possession given.
apN 6ODDIN 1 APPGRSON, Auc.ts.
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~ AN Appea! 10 the People O. the Confederate
~ sta.es.-The Directors of the Yonns Mems
Christian Association of Rchnoed respectfully, hut
earnestly, submit 10 the benevol ait he patti
otis throue hoat the Confederate States appeal
behalf OF the soldiers families in this city. Since
the commencement OF tte wnr Richmond has been
a refuge for these who have been driven from their
homes by our ruthless enemies. Thousands Of
helpless women and Chi.drsn-not from tie devas-
tatod Counties OF virginia alone, bnt from nearly
every state al the ConfedeTasy--5ave aoasht
asylum IN our midst. Our ci.iz ma have Sten ap-
rsa,ed 10 In nGmheriess instances to rce.a the Sex
aud wounded soldiers, 10 furnish shoes and cicihug
for soldiers In the field AID hospital, and to afi,Td
ford and she,ter for their suffering families, and
bly, h.v. they, IN the grea, nejrity CT iaAiances,
responded 10 every arpe.I-
The erpp'ies cf prov soTs in the city al this time
arc 50 reduced, sna the ci1.aaies of obisniog OH
by ordinary means 50 nGuloFDus ad great, that
the iuads Contrib ted for the relief of The pocr eau
accomplish bui little in purchasing The Iecessares
Of life.
In written report f,,m the clothing bureau, 1t
appears that there are mora thau three ;aousaod
females in this city who are eeekiUs employ Dant
from the Government an vai., sad ina. those who
obtain wcik are net fully employed Tas Wages
received faf ti'eiF work viii not enable theEe poor
women to procure saflcency CT the piainsst food
fer III Mseivcs ard ehiidsea. Without sssi tar &c,
then, from the tlty aud cnG1try generally, many
instances Of actual starvation Eust fsve occurred.
Our Ctty Council has made most iibsrai SPprcrria
tions fer the purchase ii supplies, 10th for gratui
tcusdistibution AID fof sl st cost! but the agents
employed for the purpose ;.-ve 40: bea.i able 10
procure the quantity C! provisions qui-ei
Under these circumstances &c fsol that II is Vi
duty to appeal 70 fellow eli gers throughout ne
Coutadere,s STATES to fTwsr.i without delay con;,i
buttons Of mercy aud supplies 10 the ar,uv Com
mttce II this Assoeiafi1n Since The commence
Taent Of tie war this coH,niile s.ss i.ho,ei asal
ousy IN! faithfully Cor th- teps raj and sliri,ual
welfare OF our soldiers and their families, and fer
tho success OF our glorious Let those SCI
di-rs not bs discourage: nJw, upon the eye cf cur
severest aud as We trust iast a:d most g!trOus
campaign, for want OF the gsnei Gus sympathy aud
support Of their friepds ct hDle.
ehipmsn made 20 Roger Maitin, upe. il ter dent,
or VIM p MuIford, Chairman, CT Tie Army Com
mittee, will lie promptly TENDED tc. And ia
cordsncs with special agreement made with the
Superintendent Ct the sou;hern Express Gem
pany, all express charges vii: be paid BY til, IN ia
RichMchd.
ContiibD'iOEs Of m0nsy should also be seut 70
these gentlemen. WIN WILLIS, Jr, President.
SLEIGHr. Secretary.
~ Sou thsrn papers rtqu-fiei to copy.
0D 2l-St
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Al r, paulA Church, on the l9lh Inst, ~ lhe Rev
Henry A Wlss, assisted ~ The Rev Df hlnac9e-
rode, Capt howard L8nD CoFE6I. o. LIZ
Maiesty's INDIAN ATstilery, and Lucy E,nAus"ses
If K h HaxAll Of this city.
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~ TO ihs Voters of Eeh,so oounty-P II
~ HUFFMAN Is q candidate for the next Shev-
tdaty, and respectfully s0lic,s yonr support Hav-
Ing served yod III the capacity Of Deputy Sheriff for
four years iialser mys.if that can I'LL the ofice
With satisfaction. Election in aay next.
IN 1l-fTHihAA
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OFFICE RICHHGkD - PEThRsEua X Il Co, q,
Richmond, Va, April llth, 1864. :

IHE. IItCHIIUf OF tft tUl kiiOiucTe OF (Ills
~ Company Is specially directed to the follow
Ing resolution Of the Beard of Directors
Resotred, That the Stockholders of This Com
Fany be convened III general citing ON Tuesday,
the yth inst, al 10 o'ciock NJ, for the curot,s.
not only of receiving Tie annual report ard state
ments Of the President and Directors, bG; more
especially 10 consider question OF grave impor-
lance in connection with the Government, which
demands, f Eussibe, The Attendance of each stock.
holder in person. NJ w WARRINGTON,
ap l2-t2SlhAp treasurer
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CANDIDATES ifJta OFFICls.

H% TO the Vo!era Of The City Of RcbmnHd.--
~ At the solicitation oi many friends I announce
myself candidate fer the lice OF Commissioner
OF the Revenue for Monroe War;. aud respectfully
ask your enppoft Election Gay, Goth May, 1854.
OPP l8-l2ts WX IL BEVERInuE,