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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-21
ACcTioK sALEs-rHIs DAr.
% NEGROES At AUCTION.
~ win sell - auction, ,,.,.,,,.
I---7 g. NJ. DAVIS 90,
ft Odd yeIov's Eaw
N AN APPEAL TO TILE PEOPLE OF

i u
THE CONFEDERATE sTATEs-The Directors Of the yourg
Mems Christian Asfocison Of Richmond rsspectfuly tut
earnestly submit 70 the benevolent
the Confederate etat spFea Of the Fodder
lies In city Since the OF The war Richmond
has been refuge for those who have been from their
homes BY ruthless enemies Thousands oflelps women
bus from nearly every State Of the oonescy have sought an
midst On citizens have been appealed
berries relieve the sick and wounded soldiers fur
nh ssoes and clothing for soldiers the feld and hosp tai add
have they the great majority Of instances responded 70 every
The supplies Of provisions in the city this
duced szd the difficulties obtaining others BE- ordinary means
50 great that the funds contributed for the relief
ollie. :. = = 80,
.neIs are more than three thousand females In this city who are
from the Government In van and that those
VINO obtain work are not fully employed The received
e so,t VII not enable these poor women 70 procure
without sssstsrce them the city ana cuntry
many nfsnces OF actual starvston must
chase Of supplies, both for dsbutlon ana for
cost but the agents employed baye not been
able TO proecre the quantity Of provisions required
Under these circumstances feel our dutv 10
peal TO our throughout the state
ssrd without delay contributions money and supple, 10
the Army Committee Of this Association hnce the commence
Of re this Committee has sbored zeslOuy
fully the temporal and spiritual welfare Of soldiers
their families and for the success OF glorious Let
soldiers be discouraged the OF
vere and tu last and most glorious campaign,
for want OF the generous sympathy and support OF their friends
At home.
Shipments made to Roger Martin Superintendent VIM P.
Munord Chairman Of the Army Committee, will be promptly at
Aud In accordance with special made
with the Superintendent Of Southern Express Company, all
express charges will be paid by them at Richmond.
Contributions money should also be snt these gentlemen,
wm. WILLIE, JR, PRECEDENT ,
J. D. K sLKoIr, secretsry.
IN sout,ern pspe "a requested 10 copy. ap2l--u
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J. d. X. sLHozr, secretsry.
~ Southern papers requested 70 copy.
AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE
ITO REPEAL AND RR-ENACT THE llfH
l. SECTION OF TIE ORDINANCE CONCERNING EAR

ITO REPEAL AND RR-ENACT THE llrH
l. SECTION OF TIE Ordinance CONCERNING EAR
KITS.
Passed April 20, 1851
ordained the Council Of the Oily OF Richmond, That
the eleventh section 81 the ordinance concerning markets pass
the 18th day Of October 1865 and the Is hereby
repealed and re-enacted so a. 10 read as follows:
Section IL After market hours, perton may sell urchase
the other than about market house its
cnc person shall offer for sale Market butter,
fowls fruits vegetables, any other articles which
ssa have purchased MARKET while their
ma ket, within miles Of market; except fruit
tables which shall have been produced in another STATE
duced distance less than fifteen miles from this city Nr
shall person engaged In selling At Market butter, ees. oe
purchase himself by the agency OF another at Market
either for himself ether the day hst he
seller thereof butter, eggs fowls Any violating
this section ihA o what so purchAred and SHALL for every
such violation pay nne q es than thai city
dollars; and he guilty second time Of such violation,
SHALL addition to ace hne therefor, be forever asr
wards either principal agent for smother from Offering for
either market any o: said articles And II any peffon
SELL offer for SALE anything whatever at market IN
said city after h shall have been prohibited the thing scd
or offered sale forfeited the city, and be seized
BY the Of the make. for the benefit OF the city and
he party offer ding shs be hntd fifty dollars for
each thing so sold, or offered for sale, by hra.
A. W. MORTON,
ap22-law2v Clerk OF Ctunen
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NOTfCE.-There was committed to the jail
IN OF smyth County, day OF AprA 1854, nrgro
boy himself HENRY and he belongs to VIM Pat
rick Buord County, North Carolina Said boy svery black
and stoutIy bu It. and committed to jail brown
Jeans coat, wastcoat and pants. JOHN y. 0URY,
my2-cE6t Tailor.
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@100 REWARD.

Q1Ml REWARD. -
plOO The Abo reward will be paid the arrest. and
delivery to me, or 10 any jaor, Of WINSTON who
1854
Nso Of good appearance, feet inches high; color
brown; about 85 years old. -
attempt 70 make his escape by thiH point.
Il -. MAYO oABELLs
ap2I-d1w or WA. D. oABELL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-21

HEADERS 25rH VA. BATTALION,
cuAFFrss FARM, April llth, 1854.
THE 25th Va. Battalion having been recent
Il ly removed from Richmond point eight ten miles
below the city, packages designed for members q the
viii be the Raglsnd Bro 14th street, or
sent from the country win be directed the persons for whom
they intended at ohans Fern care OF Rsgland Bro,
Richmond Va this time hams Of bacon will
ceptable offerings q majority Of the command
apl1--o1m It. Col 25th Va. Battalion.
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TEACHER WANTED at Rockbridge Alum
Il Springs, VAL wish to engage TEACHER exempt from
military SERVICE TO take charge OF small School In family
He be qualified teach the English and Latin languages
aud could wish add the French also. II fall TO
gentleman tutor thea shall wish 10 employ lady
for younger children In either one need apply
without experience In the bpness Of teaching children. Ad
dress by mail a. above.
sp20-eod9t WIN. FRAZIER
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BFOR STATE SENATOR-AUaUsTIN j.
snrH-We are authorized Augustine J. sm h. Of
Predeck county candidate for the Seat Vglniato
al vacancy the district composed Of the counties Of Prete
rick, Clarke aud Warren.
Election Alb THURSDAY In May. apis -ctde
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OFFICE OF BOARD ON SLAvE-CLAIxs,
Richmond, Va, April IS, 1868.
nARTIES INTERESTRD ARE HEREBY

DARTIES INTERESTED ARE HEREBY
Il notified that the Board Of on appointed Ito examine
report the justice and the amount OF claims" for
oss which have been pressed bJ Confederate al
hores under State laws for the OF the Confederate
Government and while engaged ir sboing on the public de-
fences escaped the enemy died. contracted dis
cases. which have after their discharge resuted o.
gayizd Richmond, and will MONDAY next the 18Th nsI
egin lis regular sessions.
Evidence OF ownership he4ac Of mpressmen Of the
and value e time Of impressnen
Of OF the whether By escape or DEATH with
the circumstances attending the same must accompany The
claims. . .
must be set rth In, and verified BY aday Of
competent witnesses.
Olaims thus and ayouchsd may be addressed
10 Col. J. D. WADDELL,
Presidjnt Slave-Clams Board,
Box f,455 Richmond. Va.
The Board In session daily Sundays eIcepted the fourth
floor building Man street, second door below the
corner Of Ninth. north side. aplS-c4w
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A. W. MORTON,
Clerk OF Ctuncu.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" delivering to me, securing 90 that get him. my su.
alto boy THORNTON, about 10 years old, feet Inches
ohaIotte.ye AbemAre county The 18Th February ws
purchased SIX Of Mr. Thomas Crane OF Oupt
per county, 70 which county he has probably gone.
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BUREAU CossoaIPTos,
May l6, 1864. (
Enrolling officers the State OF Virginia win obey such In
rucons may be addressed - them BY Bngader General
Kemper ia the matter indicated special Orders No. 49, Adj
utant and Inspector Generals Once The commandant Of
for Virginia will forthwith Issue such In
rucuons viii insure the vigorous execution OF
these orders JOIN D. PRksrog,
Colonel and Superintendent.
HEADQUARTERS REsxRyr or STATE CT Va,
Richmond, May 10th, 1861 (
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-21

DUNAWAY IN JAlL.--Was committed to
LII the jail OF the City Richmond runaway, the lSt
day Of October 1858, negro BY the name OF Isaiah
when committed grey jacket and black pants about
is or 20 years old, feet inches high and gingerbread
COLOR says belongs TO william 5pys OF Augusts deor
requested forward prove property and PAY
THOMAS o. DUDLEY,
knril q5th 1884 CIV - Sergeant City Richmond.
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NOTICE 10 THE CIIIXENS OF THE COUNTf
OF LOUISA.
A LII WHO MAY ORSlRE TO GET RAW
IA Cotton Cotton Yarns 0cttop oloh Gotten Wool Cards
or any said articles unier the law OF lAsson OF the vr~
Rna Assembly, requested g7e their orders
possible and every case the cost new Sursncy,
must accompany their orders. PW. JONES,
ap1b-c4vs Agent for Lousa county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-21

A Lii persons indebted to the late firm of
IA TowLEs VOOLFOLK. at Orange o. H., Virginia, are
requested forward, tete and pay their accounts and
before the lat day OF Jane next longer
given Those having claims against the SAID
firm earnestly requested 70 present them BY thai tine
In the possession OF MI hcharo
Boulware Orange H. who Is uly auhoiseds 20 settle all
claims iSf AID ssaDa' inc 'Aia 4. VOOLFOLK
spib-clm.. Surviving Partner ofrowes voolfolk.
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ADJ'T AND INsP'R aENL's oFPIoE, [
RICHMOND, May 18th, 1854. 4
SPECIAL ORDERS,
M liz

l. Brgader General James L. Remper will take immediate
command the Of the State OF Virginia He
will mplee their organization and place them 81 In
Vice end he authorized employ all Enrolling on
GERS who hereby directed obey his instructions He will
establish his Headquarters at such point he may deem best
Ocers Of the ouartermast oomussary, Ordnance and
clhles
All Ocets from the State Of Virginia Of the Invalid Corps
and such Of the Regular
Will Immediately report General Kemper who is authorized 70
assign Ii en- temporarily 10 duty with The Reserves
By command OF the Secretary OF War 4t.
JoHs w. RELY,
Asst Aett Genr.
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To the People of Hanover
7 RESPECTFULLY announce myself Can
d.,s for the sHERIPFALFY County Of Hanover
fore the var broke Deputy and can judge Of
~ Ifes sasned three year, hard service
in The fed vi not your eyes ds.racs om my claims upon
your seaport
JOHN L. TALLEY,
Ap7e--s2ss Company @, eth We. Cavalry
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XAJANTRD.-A Man qualified to take charge
w ofswIrs Mandatory, In Macon Georgia. Very liberal
wages VIII one possessing the requisite quahes-
.T @,s- 1SP"~ KENT PAINE 90.
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business HOUSE FOR RENT.-The
ID HOUSE 18th street. recently occupied BY T. B. sOmer-
villa. n for rent Possession given at
Also No. Porter for hire for the balance OF Che year
Apply 10 DEANE sOMERvILLE,
uy5--eodSt O Basin Row.
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DOR SALE OR HIRE
l.. oooE, Washer and Ionsr. Or would exchange FER
for field hand. Apply - w.. Il. BINFoRD,
ap3O Rhig once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-21

WANTRD-A female TEACHES, qualified to
w give instruction FRENCH LAiin and Musc Va The
usual English branches 70 school Of or encs
required Address, stating terms JOS. DuHlf,
Spl4-4w Moore's Ordinary, Prince Edward eonn We.
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~ The State REGISTER thus iemphatical-
" endorses Gen, Bakers order, No. IS. -
There is no milk ana water here:
= TAKE NO PRLs0NERs General Bakers
order No. Is published in another place.
rings as the genuine metal always does
The following paragraph is essentially
sound Nr#'@ .9 sasl'af
90 If any guerrilla, robber or thief, CROSS
es from Missouri or from any other State
into this State, for the purpose Of murder.
robbery or thieying in armed bands, no re-
port will be required BY this department OF
as prisoner any guerrilla, murderer, thief.
or marauder of such armed band, will AZ
opce be dismissed from the State service I,
+ That's good. General Bakers head IL
level. Mercy to guerrillas is an inexcus-
able, crime Let them have the .rope. The
kAife, aud the bullet Let them be ht1r-
riad from the face Of the earth in any man
ner whatever which emkodies the greatest
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= fh3 19S.1i2fBW YORR Au1usta
Cetten--se' bsttseIas q = iabF .4idd1sg up.
Flour eRAssland western ASavy ana 10 lower.
t6r extra RH4 90 Hol200 ior Nade bSsn6s
lassset cl29fnne neay: no o6yem a oetsidS
Sxe!a otat41er 6ept. and Oct. = ea1voolt g
800 !. n asavy. 6alnT I'll y - ~
ssWsS 1@f 49, "a g 9c.r = 80 %
81 a seeiSE 6sisiss Sr' iii ciaiSs: ea3s66
C@n-DaIl. heavy and ic lower. saies q d d
81 ~ y c ne a1 g WESTERN cadns one aos
oets-Dull and declining. Sales At :, olo1 Oh
/ Eool-Qsist and unchanged. WY sBdv
. Molasses-Doll sales Of New'0rleans at a is:
Petrcieum-pun and nominal. sales atis,c
for crude S2eSS ronned In bond; 6ooN do ffee. n
Pork-HeAyX and lower. Sales ct e35 for me-:
~ 5000 % nor new do, CLOSING 1t inside priceo:
SS5 for prime: 13tfhf prime mess: and primc
mess s for AHgust q buyers option for 81 81 III.
1aFd LIT higher and IN fair demand. sales
!. Bnatsr-fiisher a.sses5c for Ohio and 4sasoc
Cneese.Firm 1t l7@1sc.a Of fiw qc7n n
Sterling ExchanEe-Q6ieta at sloe. 800
= 0old.Firmef. obening4t t356lx ADVANCING ~
~ SIS declining TO e 90 4; sodvancinr IA SE;
and closing at q 56k.sf4. s7,p .1----''4 y -vTS
Government Stocks -steady, u s 8's al 06sssb
nS|SS Y1 losi SOS COUP lo's $50 treasury
stoeis iaxln storm coSnmeueed here At ..
-, wina EAST. Gold rose TO g 66l1< on . rumor
laaes Grant was retreating to Washinaten.-
There was no second board held this 3. ~. at
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RICH RocK.-Mr. Fades arrived from
salem last evening, by stage, bringing
gold bearing quartz that has ever vet found
Ito way to Portland. These Wereprocured
from the White Bali lode, in the Santiam
die6tct, and give undoubted evidence 81
f1ch Oold deposits near home. Portland
Use1Oes0Ss sGGal 81 sGs2
GOLD FrsH.-Ths finest and largest Lot
OF these now fashionable partor pees. evoe
seen n this country, arrived BY the Cam
bridge. They are easily rendered tame.
and are always "a object Of interest aswelt
- ornament. They arc selling at q each.
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L E..G agse M NEW YonK. Aug. Is,
u Heef Cattle quality III OQ0l7 SO oriina-
n 70 good $!S 50@7 %: common 4N@l3: inferior
to common 80. ala4'ls ITO. a
.CoM md Calves-First quality S00e7Q: ID do
SaS@3G common do e40@45: Inferior do eSS@4Q
Veal Calves-First quality 3lO@ll: ordinary
1907. -'''a
1 Sheep and IAmbs-Extras S7e8, prime ~ 500
h Oe ordinary &8 GAGS SO. common quality "a 6D6
@: inferior do $345A4kO .Essr- s
!, ssI Corn ssd Ell 5ooll stili "a III ooe
The dSAught has caused farmers to hurry OF
their stock to to market and as q natural 70.
suit ehere was : large supply q the poorest cat
tie We ever saw gathered together Ut AlIerton' =
yards This week there were but few Good
beeves offered and those were quickly taken at
reductions of about lc nom laBt weeks fafes
Les than the usual proportion were sold On
Monday 60 that the market closed very hard g
ply and In moderate demand and the market
SHded In favor Of the purchaser. Sheep and
Lambs we're In good supply, dull heay1 and
lower. We contine cur questions to the cur,
kenekaasS. tsa1ge3 FIN st4T G III Err ,
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-AHE RESPONSIBILITY or THE NORTH
me war which Mr.. Clay foreshadowsdan and
cnaracterized has now been waged more
IMAM three yeaES, and tposteFity will en-
4uire, II we do not, how far the people Of
toe North are reep0nsible for 1t, The 70
sponsihility Of the slAveholding South can
sponsible. No one will claim that tie
original compromise was % pro-saayery IN
tendency - 70 justify a. In throwing the
responsibility Of the present stats Of t6ipge
on the trainers Of the Government. On t6e
contrary, this state Of thinp may be traced
VIA 0nerring certainty to . succession Of
measures, subsequently adopted il viola
zion OF That compromise. II slavery had
cotQing to the compact Of 9'thN fathees;Y in
been maintained ia good hitn, t 8 nossi-
y certain this war would never have aoc-
CURED: But that policy was, not main
tanned. 1t was changed from auti-slavery
20 pro-slavery, and by the nd Of Northern
votes. Bgt0e aid of such votes aud the 81.
LED Northern political with tho rSouthsrn
wave - ~ SXer, the Goysrn9ent was placed
quarter Of : century administered "a lis
interest. Measures differing totally from
the policysofthe fathers were fraudulently
substituted for it, and palmed OF upon the
community - the same In principle and
substance, deoeiving the very eleet il the
coueerv4tive aud democratic churchee. and
the fruit Of such naeesures, full grown ada
ripe. IN the present war. Many at tho
North, while protesting TO abhor slavery =
great chime, and to desire that Il might
come toan end have with singular incon-
sistency Sustained every measure dssiGned
70 add TO its AREA and power. And proba-
bly, II II to such conduct President lincoln
alludea when he speaks of tour completely
In this wrong" and intimates that it May
be sGods VIII that the North ''shall pay
fairly for it, ~ sharing il the immenss
sacrifices OF life mid treasure incident to .
war rendered necessary, both a. punish-
means Of it, removal.-John n. 0oodrtch.
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DROROeALS FOR LOAN i

s54S TnxAsUnY DsPART,1yMT, July .. 1854.
Notice u hereby given that subscriptions VIII
b received BY the Treasursr Of the Uuitsd
States, the several Assistant Treasmees and Do.
posltoEaea, ind " - Nationlr Donks oesignA&-
ID ana qualified - Dspositaeies and Fipancial
Agent. ADe Treasury Notes payable three years
ftom Angust - lSM. bearing interest," at The rats
Of seven and three-tsnths per cent per Ahnun,
with ssun1-dnnual coupons Ut sched, payable h
lawful mo0ey. e@@e1
i Thess ne4sewtll b convertible ct the option
= The holAsr = maturity. into nix Pr cent.
iooid beax1ng fbonAk redesmAble aftee I'VE ana
payable tWon1VyUasD ffum August Is, lo0.
The Noes0 Wt1 b. iWued in denoGninaAtons e
my. ono hlna1ea. dvs hundred. oas thousand,
and Ave thonsalA dollars. and wil1 b Issued In
blank. o. payable 70 order, - may b directed
By tho bunootiberA
All subscriptions must b for any dollars. q
some multpae q nfty dollar&
DuplicaAe oSttinca40 wtll - Issued for AL de-
posits. The party depositing must endoFse up
On the oslotael cesttAcate - dsncGnination a
notes required. ana whsehsr they ars % b ~
sued In hlonk Of payable 70 order. When -
endorsed It Must b len With The o6ioer reesdv.
tng ~ deposit. to b forwarded q this Depart
meat. ytieets.syws aif ns1ce y sab s. -
+ The notss, win b traAlmisted to the ownem
nee Of tzangpcrt4taoa ehnaysa - SoeA after tho
receipt Of ~ original Csttinsatn a Dsposit -
they Oan be fpeopoxed. I3Ea ysstssia
In1seest wm - allowed - Auou1t g ON all
deposits 1hads prior to that date. and win b
paid y ths5 Dsartnent upon receipt Of the
original eerttec1tsa -. go
AZ the hotSs draw Interest nom August Is.
|Renons making dspqsits subsequsAt 70 that
date m1a ~ - interest ACQUIRED hon date
Of note q 6Qto ~ depoglt.,4sg {. VI sFe..ex
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RianisA have thoroughly tried Ind tested
their various styles Of instruments, and
nave voluntarily accorded them their un-
qualified appreciation, ana have given to
the hrm the most valuable certificates Of
eneir opinion.-Frdnk Leslies Illustrated
NeacSD0per. on mn q
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TIME FIRST NATIONAL BANK
d or BURLINGTON, IOWA. tonli

TlHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
p or 9Uktfr0roN, IOWA. Loa1'
Hsvine bssn designetsd - Dspositosy and
Financial A sns u ~ Uuaesd States. il now
prepared % Sesys ~ % the ssvera,
I1aAs olsrsd 70 thel people ~ ~ Secretary Of
the TreeSury..r9 Tsa 81 sd yi5sJoaa
saTo7 "a '1.rcfit i fna a4sl3sd 4sys
The l0.A1 Do0Ao beinga 80 pAU1ng secu-
fity both pfincipAIand intercst. 0nsr6 great Ia
arcements r. persons who wish to invest their
sufplm means ina nrst4elass security.rs
The 4 s.ls Hstss hsvinst three years to rua
.4nteress payable se9g'; ansually Is awful mo-.
meg. onss equal induossasnts soithase Who wish
10 make aporary loans only. They alAo po,,-
se.s the eAysstase q being sonvsftibls into g.
70 Gold paying Bonas at masuriyo o.
! Both Ne Securities en- ~ 5abscriSed for in
sums 81 FIFTY poLLARs and upwards.
g No; better security can - had than these two.
glasses Of investment onersd By the Oove-n-.
ment. t5af '@ai vi alas9og I'D fe
Trusting toths patriotisp Of the People. the
Secretary loo,<s with coincidence to them for tho
means necessary 20 put down this wickSd Re-
y4raDsssE {. LAunAs. CaaAi.r.
!. Aas1dAyts a, ss.e a
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4 !MAsHlse DAILY GEs1AAHy,-1A is one
wivesto possess ABUNDANCE. Of linen, ana
lor Aapurp6se Of Displaying theff wealth,
1y1It of their Nashing, till used up-s
- hree wesksf some six, some hd1f Z
YER, And those who are more afi1uent have
swashing hutonees year. Every house
contains Observation-Disclosures; where
the dirty clothes are kept hung up on
poles or tines In the air. When tue draw
era apd presses . re nearly empty, two Or
three -Washsr.women are hired, who come
at two In the 10 orning, take cup Of coffee
and SOME bread, With wine or cider dine
attwelves; et thres Or fpr again aacup q
per.at night They wash in very large
oval tubs, at which, four or ave can stand
at once. So it goeson for several days, ac-
-eordins to6 pmbpe Of clothes. The re-
maipdsr Ill 6eVeek g spent ia ir6nihS..
shee&st pilot leases, and an the un8athef-
Cd ciolhe5yUe nnngfed, and, towels, stock.
m8Gs chilfenss 1ndkerchiefs,i do, are
'pntX f1l4(G During the whole week no
Wonau i69AD family can think ofSnt thihg
,bntt the wash, md by the End iof II .onie
have sore ha6ds tter they uae iye) md ~ a
are cut Of Aumor. sssNs.vs y ssfs*A - ~
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- H. UFHICK.
The undersigned viii se3l st public suc1ion' ~
Des Moines. ISw1, on Tuesday. August 9th. i3o1.
ct ten o'cldde, "A. NJ FOrfy. Thousand (i0.00S
SAID lumber has been used IN the United states
Qnarterms.tees Uenartment, for Corrals.
tionA currency, MmediAtely s1ker the sale. :
..oc.sA-,aiss r. EDW: 0oRNlNq
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certainty and dispatch. They have ne
right to any Of the forms Of administrative
justice known to tho Courts. Let no pris.
Onet3 be- taken. tG TT7'a# ut
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