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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-03
Gen. Blair on Negro Suffrage and the
Tariff,

MAJ, Gen. FRsyK BLAIR made a speech
a, Rona, Missouri, isst wee', ThUr>dsv,
which Tor poin, and pi.h mas 10 superior
OF some of the questions involved ln tie
coming state elections be said:
The rebels could not scare Andy John
son, and the radicals won, be able to
scare him. lie has declared that, in his
opinion, ,he laws that were in forcs in
those rebel states, before the ordinances
of secession, ars the laws Of the states
now, and lha, these laws will regulate the
suffrage in those state, ill the soolhern
states ,hemselss adopt negro sutfr age,
and that nobody else in the country has
righ. 10 adopt it for them. [Applau.e.
| saw the other day a little return from
the state Of Connecticut, where they voted
down negro suffrage in that state, ana
about the same time we had telegram
from the rev state Of Colorado, where it
WAS voted down FIVE 10 one and so from
the east, and from the west; end from tie
center il seems that negro suffrage is not
so popular after all. Row, .he true mo-
tive why i4se gentlemen want negro suf-
frage is this, as will explain; New
England has had very good time during
the war, with high tariffs. They laid the
tariff on u.s. while the manufacturers OF
New England nave been coming money
They do not want tie south 10 come back
in the share Of white men nho have al
ways been agsins, the protective system,
but they want them to come back with
these negroes under the guidance Of these
New England men, SO that they can
mantan their political possession of the
government OF the United States, and,
also tia. they may b. able TO pass thes.
if laws, which makes us of the west the
"hewcrs OF wood and the drawers Of
water for 'hese Lords Of the loom. These
Yankees, nv frldrds, there IS one thirg
peculiar about them: they have elwaSa
got an eye TO The main chance Laugh
ter They will talk very rre,,ily fine
sentiments very Ious, and all that SOFT
Of uhing; hnt tIes neeer forget-it is u
religious du;v with them never 20 forge;
an eye to the main chance. They ara
uow rolling in wealth, Al period of uup
when We OF the west have been suffer-
ffom every sort of distress. They a.
toliirg in wealth throughout New Eng,
| land, which has been amassed DUNG tins
war. ard they wan, he privilege OF con
tIpuing the same aggrandi: ~ nenu br oh
tsninG political power. I"e.r principal
me2 want the negro 70 be made voter
! ID the south. because they think New
England will control the vote Of tie Ge-
gro, and SO their ambitious man are soy
ing to accomplish their oljeci Is &c, ar
ing that the negroes are Ihe only loyat
men OF the SOUTH and therefore should ba
sl'o" ed 10 vote, while the white men, who
are not all rebels, should be deprived q
the right
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-19

( Tie Salisbury Waiehnar IN an article on the 'aiae
subject, says neither of the railroads have escaped
serious damage We learn that tbs Central road
has been materially injured between this place ana
High Point.
The DanviIlc Register of Tuesday states that the
trains would pass the Piedmont road to Greens
boro' the next day, Wednesday, the damage done
the track by the recent ireslAt having been re-
paired.
The Chrksyine Tobacco G.aat says The Roanoke
river, at the time of our present writing-fhnrsday
morning January 18th, lS65--iS swollen to great
er extent than it was ever known to be in the mem
ory of the oldest inhabitant. The nes!et OF june
1852, exceeded all previous ones considerably. The
water mark then was particularly and carefully de-
fined ON the brick warehouse in this town. Ise
water at day break this morning was exactly seven
inches higher than in 1862. And this excess III
inches is no small increase, when the river has
spread out over the extensive owlands.
The rain here commenced carly Monday night
and continued to pU,te without intermisSion and in
torrents until late Tuesday afterhoou., The streams
OF the adiacentcountry were swollen beyond all pre-.
cedert.. Ne are not YET informed Of the extent of
damage done, though We fear mills and bridges have
been swept away.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-19

TUE FAIR SEx.-.A short time since the Char.
lottesvUe Chronicle got oil some quite amusing aTt-
clesat the expense Of the ladies'. In a recent num-
Der the editor endeayors to smooth the matter over
hy the following, among other remarks:
Some foolish people thought did not like the
women, simply because We cracked our jokes at
theiE expense Doesn't man always banter his
sweetheart lie loves TO tease her, and then ap-
peaSe her.
We hike women particularly We should as soon
thnk OF a world without ali; az society without
women. just imagine everybody You meet had u
beard, and a walking cane We wouldn't live in
such a planet. We recognize, with pleasure, Two
r three squares oil, the waving folds OF the female
dress. She may be pretty, or she may not. But
,he is ewcet. She loves something. Bless their
hearts we'd have q rough time OF ii in this world
without women.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-19

TuE SrEElNcr LFf.-,-Lite bears us on like the
stream OF a mighty river. Our boat at first gliues
swiftly down the narrow channel, through the play
tul murmurings of the little brook, and winding
along It's grassy borders. The trees shed their
blossoms over our young heads, and the flowers on
.,Le brink scemto Offer themselves to our young
fandS: We are in hope, ana We grasp eagerly at the
beauties around US but the stream hurries US on
and still our hands are empty.
Our course in youth aud manhood is along a wilder
and deeper flood, and amid objects more striking aud
magnificent. We are animated by the moving pic
ture of enjoyment and industry passing before us
we are excited by short lived success, depressed
and rendered miserable by some short lived disap-
pointment. But cnergY and our dependence are
both in vain. The stream bears us on, and our joys
aud grefs are left behind us; we may be Shipwreck-
ed but cannot anchor; our voyage may he haSteued,
but CANNOT be delayed whether rough or smooth,
the river hastens towards it's homethe roaring II
the waves is bensath keel and the land lessons
from our eyes, the foods lifted up are around rs,
and as take last leave OF earth and its nhabi-
lnts, aud OF oy future voyage, there is witness
but the Infinite and EteTnal-bshOp Hebr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-19
PUBLIC MEETING IN COLUMBIA, : C.--GEN. JOS.
t. JOHNSTON.

PUBLIC MEETING IN COLUMBIA, :. C.--GEN. JOS.
T. JOHNSTON.
A meeting OF the citizens OF Columbia was held
at the City Hail, on the 9Th Instant, the Mayor pre-
siding II was, says the Guardian, characterized
bv an earnest spirit. The following resolution,
among Others was adopted:
RsSoir,d that ia view OF the threatening aspect of
affairs in SuntL Carolina, and the prOGnbiity o a
mosement upon this city 10y the enemy, Al Is cape
dent as lar practcdblc to suspend All work and
business, except such a. Is Connected WIN the d!
fences ui the cry aud preparation 10 meet the
enemy.
W. f.. DeSiu,sure, Esq, offered the following
resolutions, which adopted
iTGe,,i, the eNgcncies Oi South Carolina require
chat all talent military skill and experience THAI can
lac commanded should he brOught'to her and III tbs
her hour oi ulal,
6ssot,,ed. That the people OF South Carolina have
great confidence IN the military Abilities aud expert
Suce OF General Joseph +. Johnston, and most re-
peettully request taT ms ENCelieHcy tbs President
II tie Confederate States, vii COnnde TO him the
command % the lOrcesnow assembling III this State
to repel the advance OF Sherman.
ReSoiced That theeyacuation ot.CharlestOn would
be disastrous to the cause OF the COn.edcracy, and
we earnestly request that the Government will iorth
with send 10 this State force adequate TO prevent
so great q calamity.
I'D. Tradewell, Esq, offered tie following reso-
luton, which was adopted
ReS0ired, Thatthe people OF the city Of Columbia
most cordially approve Of the act OF Gov. Magrath
In accepting the services of Mai. Gen. Lowell in pre-
pairing the military defence OF the city.
The GUARDIAN, in an editorial notice, says:
The 18th $. G.. Volunteers, under Colonel Lewie
en- rjute last night called on General Johnston and
cheered the nd hero most heartily.
lie responded briefly, but very 'happily-congrat-
ulatcd them on their return to defend their Motive
State, which he doubted not they would do as gal
lantv as they had done ON the Dlood-stained soil OF
cid Virginia. Tgld them he was out Of service; the
field Of discussion with linn and them was much re-
sttcted-he could give no information, but he gave
them hiSlest wishes, and only regretted that he
could not serve with them. His remarks we're well
received, and otter second cheering fheylett him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-19

AFFIICTED.--The Jackson correspondent of the
WSssSppidH says; 'The people of this section have
been very much afflicted for time witithe-itch.
Neither age, sex, nor condition is exempt Sulphur
and lard in great demand. Scratching is the
der of the day" The population must be busy one
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-19
r. u. CATLETT. A. A. G.
HEADQRS RESERVE FORCES or VAR
IA. I
SPECIAL ORDERS }

SPECIAL OR6ERsl
No. l64 \
l. The attention of all officers concerned il called b
paragraph VI General Orders No - lcnIIeh serie FROM
these headquarters herewith Iepnbsed The officers de
senacd in sard order whether Of the line stan Will Te
port mme hatey To- 1t. Col j. G. Shields Commander oil
C0nscfpts, at Richmond
H. Ofcers reporting in obedience to the order above re-
fered TO- advised to prepared to make their WIN
ter quarters Camp Lee where they viii te temporarily
assigned duty and the ration allowed them by law will
be issued.
ILL., On the LIST of January 1866 and al the end of each
succeeding month lent Col J. C. Shields will make re-
turns to these Headquarters of all officers 20 reporting
giving their names rank detachment OF service
their past and present duty and such other facts may
be deemed material knowledge OF their military char
acter.
By command of Major General KENPER.
dec cit n. II. CATLETT. A. A. G.
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III OBJECTED pnraic. Lol.line cIai,.,

~ Ggan, tie Government irI work done materials or
labor furnished FOR repairs Of Richmond and Iuve
Railroad, rendered necessary rs TIE raid of the enemy IN
une last, viii lie paid presentation ol such claims 70
N undersigned at DauvlIc Va. ggd after the 10Th
iystaut.
Payments can be made only u the parties IN person. or
to those who n y1lcd. with dup ate powers at,
tsney, properly witnessed. NJ !. i. MYERS
del9 Major 81 Engineers.
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d TRENSTRY DEPARTMENT c. :. Al -
Richmond Juy-22 1864
n DAMS IN THE SE(V RlIN OF THE

j. FIVE MNDRED MILLION SIX PER CENTuM
NON-TAXAEIE BONDS, UNDER THE SfNENrH
SECTION OF THE CURRENCY LAW.-Deposits on
call viii be received by The Treasurer in this city; Asss-
ani Treasures Charleston and Mobile and the DepoS-
nah and Montgomery and certificates will be issued for
anne bearing interest at the rate Of per centum per
annum and secured b the hypothecation of an amount
bonds to be set apart by the Treasurer and the proceeds
when sold applied exclusively to the payment ofthe said
certificate.
The security and convenience afforded to banks and
other corporations and the public generally, by this
mode of temporary investment and the effect % the mea
sure if generally adopted in keeping the currency within
moderate bounds it is hoped will commend it to the IA
voTabIe consideration of tie community and secure then
prompt cooperation in carrying it into elleetS
G.. A. TRENHOLM,
jy22-dtf Secretary OF the Treasury
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RICHMOND WIG.

Tl,v.-nfl~ one year :Ioo six months, $50, three
llo,vtU, - tora less period $40 pei month,
emi-Wectv one year. s75 six months so three
month, 81 30 subscription received Ion less period
rev, Dealers furnished az $50 per hundred copies
Single copies 90 ceats.
Advertisement, inserted in Daily and semWeeky at
- pen square 90 eight lines or less.
Eeiu!ttsuces no risk of subscriber.
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SUs-gsBEEs whose papers marked with Cross will
uuta that their tern Of subscription is about 10 eN-
pe ana will remit promptly they wish their papers con-
rl.r-L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-19

DR0voST 3fAESHfLs OFFICE. I..TI5ND Deg
L % INd.-AI6hNfo are not allowed 10 -" o. o..
thi- Office No passport viii Uc gives 81 s.', ga
tie vIitea order o! tie neg. AID d tie han I
the owner be not vsi nouu 20 Tie hiire o.. aU r.
per, s.. the owner mist ipy tW ..e llssportsr
This prerautOH j. TcuiaTeL s.ly ly tie !.. So
Ie3rauce at the Office OF forged orders. anu -
observed. ISAAC H. .CAEiaNGIu.,
de 24--lm Provost .ll. al.
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THE CITY.

MAYORS CoURT.-Xhere were few important cases
before the Mayor this morning. A number Of ne
groes up, and disposed OF, for being at large
without passes. The following were also acted upon
james, slave of Robert c. Sutton, was up charged
with stealing robe, the property OF DR.. Jas. Bolton.
Continued untn tomorrow.
Joseph Longeliot, Charged with using disloyal
language and with repudiating Confederate curren-
cy, was discharged. There being no law to meet his
case.
Philip +. White was fined for keeping his drinking
saloon open on Sunday.
George A. Burrows and Rodney y. McGowan,
two soldiers, were examined on the charge OF. OBJ
taining under false pretences box containing pro-
visions from Mrs. Fitzgcrad-the property of Mr.
Kuhn In the absence of certain witnesses, and az
ter partial examination, the Mayor reserved his
decision.
William H. Tyler was charged with violating city
ordinance by running his wagon without number
thereon. Fined $40
F1RE.-The alarm of fire at an early hour this
morning caused by the burning Of the carpenter
shop of Mr.. W T. Allen situated in she rear of the
brick building in the alley running from 9TH street
between Broad and Marshall. The building was en-
tirely consumed. Mr. Allen, we un erstand, lost
most if not all Of his tools.
The fire was doubtless the work of an incendiary
THEArEE.-"Fanchon'' viii be presented for the
last time tonight 1t is said to be the most
full entertainment which has recently been intro
duced on the Richmond boards, and its repetition by
general request indicates it to be so Maggie Nit
chell, we Learn, is fairly echpsed.iu this piece by
Miss salls PsFtingt0n,
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By command of Major General KENPER
dec ct n. II. CATLETT A. A. G.

VXTANTEH-Eyer Farmer TO know that ~ send
w mg-TWU DOLLARS by mail, lie will Ieceive.ty
mail at any post oce in tile Confederate States lie may
direct Pamphlet giving ample instructions for nyeiHg,
in the most economical mode Black, Blue, Red IeloE,
Green, Snuff and London Brown, and all shades ) abs,
wool and cotton and also for cleaning Merno Wool
at very little cost.
. Address ~ H. STARBUCk,
iaI7-c4ts Richmond, Va.
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HEAD'QRs RESERVE FORCES OF var
RICHMOND, Sept. %, 1864. !
SPECIAL ORDERS, !
No. -.

W. BY virtue OF authority derived from the Secretary Of
War AFT officers from the Stale OF Virginia who are re
tired assigned to light duty supenumery Puhassigned
are ordered to report writing Ia these headquarters with
in thirty day. Such officers failing 10 report within the
prescribed time will be dropped from the rolls.
BY command of Brig Gen. kEMrfR.
H. II CATIFTT A. A. G..
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OERTIgrCavTs GTIxDEUTED-

INTEREST AND FREE FBuM TAEAIIDN.-i'- me 18th
section 81 the act to redlce the cuueac approved Feb
H. l5g1 tln Secretary OF tie Treasury .LoliEed 20 IS
Rcation 81 -Uedy OF peace with the United States They
.uIot,lt Sold has .ony L. he issued 10 such creditors
Of the Goyelnmtnt willing 10 receive the same in
payment their demand. They must al-o be given OF
par, though flee nom tINapt The attention Of purcLs-
sing agents and dshurSuC oiceioi tie Government rs
called to this class oi public securities Offering peculiar
advantages those vhom the supplies the Gov
eminent are bought aud TO facilitate tie OF them,
checks drawn bv dsbuTng officers upon he de staries
holding these funds and marked Across tie face payable
III ,eitig ates Of indebtedness viii J- paid IN conformity
herewith
Repositories hereby authorized and required 10
ply with tins regulation ana make application to the
Register tor ,uPpes Of certificates d. required.
(Signedj &. s. TRENHOLM,
aul9-it Secretary ot the Treasury.
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oErrcr nInHMnsp rEFrhaaCNa n ., CO..

oFflcH RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG q, r. c0.i
RICHMOND, Dec. lef. isSi.
IMPORTANT NO1BCE:-Stockholders OF
/ III, Richmond and Pessburg Railroad Company, who
have or shall have iSidends due 20 them nduncoQeeted
areheeby notified tti all dividends viii bepayabe only
in the Treasury notes of the Confederate States I'm which
during the existing war those dividends have been earned
until the first day Of February 1869 and after that date
the option the Company in the said Treasury notes
in the bonds OF the Confederate States valued and paid
at the price without INTEREST," paid tor such bonds by ts
Company.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
deI5.lsM NJ W WARRINGTON, Treasurer
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y. ID. PAINE n co.

-. -. ia NE ~ W..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN IN
~ PORTED WINES LIQUORS DC, No. 1873 Broad 81
Pureald rye whisky
No malt do Scotch
Do Irish do
Do French brandy
DO apple do
DO rom gin
Champage wine
Domestic do
Blackberry do
Edinburgh ale (Jehfey's)
Grape vinegar
Tomato catsup
English mustard
Pickles
Sardnes
Toilet soaps
Tooth brushes
Combs
Scissors
Penknives
Pencils
Paper
Envelopes &c.
Blar root pipes
Tobacco pouches pubber)
MasOns backing
Backing brushes
HOrse do del3-dlm
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. 6 Ar
RICTMoSD. VA, August 20, 1864. !
DEGULATBONs for carrying into IF.
IL feet the act Of Congress approved June II 1854
tOrzng the of registered eight per centibonds is
sued under the provisions OF the Act approved May TO-
1861, to exchange the same for coupon bonds
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds under
the Act of May Is, 1861 desiring TO exchange them for
coupon bonds viii assign them in the manner pointed out
in the printed endorsement onhe back Of the certificate
TO the Conedeate States of America in exchange for
pom bonds and cause them to be presented to the Regis
Ter of the Treasury Department, who will thereupon
compliance with the provisions of the Act OF June - 1864
tered bonds SO assigned. G. A. TRENHOLM.
au2o-dd Secretary OF treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. :. Ar
Richmond, December |, 1864.

Treasury DEPARTMENT {. :. Al
Richmond December l. 1864. !
EVENT HIRTY TREA a X v.
- N01ES.--in pursuance OF an act OF Congress APP
proyed November - 1884 entitled An act 10 authOriZ
the Secretary the Treasury exchange Coupon Bonds
for Seven Thirty Treasury Notes holders Of such notes
are hereby notified that after the payment of the annual
interest due thereon on the first day o January 1865 up
on presentation OF same the Treasurer Assistant ITeasu
rers and Pay Deposares (as designated at ioot will is
sue certificates therefor which will ene the holders
Coupon Bonds payable Thirty years after the first day Of
January 1860 bearing six per cent interest nom the said
first January 1865 pay ale the first days of Janua
~ and July in each year.
The Treasurer Assistant Treasures and Deposaries will
make weekly reports 10 the Register Of the Treasury
such certificates issued at their Ofces>GTeupOn bonds
will IN forward in satisfaction OF The notes
will Be cancelled IN the usual manner and forwarded to
the First Auditor G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of the Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-19

ylt %, -i,i, a.. Son - accumulated, aud the
. &C.,, %. ,.,~-s.a; g. , ~Gjusted, made II certain
tia, H. ...t.., ., not far from %, 600 goo uOO'
Mr.. Chase : statement of his administration eAliD-
tied the following interesting figures
l7sg to 1861 81, ass, 100, $50
ls6k 40 1905 ............... 1902, Os6,9n
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I'VE nrCuMoNnur:Y AXyErGER-
Treasury DFPAErNfSr, {. :. Al


promote as faI practicable tie early liquidation by
TIE Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING TAXED NOTES tic
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer and Pay DeI0afiei In the
notes except the slJO notes at GO per centum depo
SIT issuing Tor Certificates OF Loan upon hypOtheca
ton OK nOnt1Nahe bond. The said certifcates 90 le
payable On demand after tie expiration OF ninety DAYS
And all agents J the sale oite above bonds heleby
authorized to receive tIs taxed notes, vh the exception
shove named in payment Of bonds when sold al tie rate
of t6 3 per 1entum. C. T. TRENHOLM,
au9J-tf Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Nr0TsCE no u0EDrR. AND OWN
THERE WAS CGMMITVEDTO THE

FENIEhII:a y ~ tUNWIsTtk 10 THE
Jail OF Pitt-yiyania county, the 81 day OF August
l-i Negro Man Isaac feet. 3+inches high ginger,
bread Color OF wears old. he SAYS he belongs to Jo-
sph Marsh who resides in Columbia, south Carolina Tie
reqUitdto come forward prove property and pay
charges, or he viii he dealt with a. the law directs
I. II. SHEPPARD
ial7-c6w Jaiior Of Piitsylyania county Va
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4 rPEAL 10 THE PURlIC.-Tl


"A Committee of Richmond appeal TO. the public for
aid in behalf VI tAmics or soldiers and refugees In the
city.
Richmond is filed with refugees from every portion Of
the Conederacy many OF them the families OF soide IN
the field.
Liberal aud regular contributions of money, food ard
fuel are earnestly requested
The southern Express Company have kindly agreed 10
ship all articles contributed 10 the poor free al charge
Contributors Of money should be sent 10 II. T. G. Ba~-
kervi Treasurer and all supplies should be cOnsigHedto
the Relief Committee OF Richmond Mes.Is Martin
CaIdOZO
nE1IFF COMMITTEE.
II. L. G. Baskerville Treasurer.
VIM Bell ID. ". H. GWi,thnisy, }. L. Maury, DiIecior
VIM H. Plea anti. Secretary
Dr.. G. G.. Barney, VIM II. Clemmi Roht J. Christian
Lewis y. Crenshaw, T. r. ChamberlayGe ". H. bens on,
DI j. II. Ellrson Cot. fhOs. II. Ellis Geo t.iL.on, Pat
H. Gibson, James Gordon, blackburn Hughes Abnef q.
Hnyic. Samuel ). Harrison, Judge VIM. II. Lyons, Iho-
". McCance, T. Cary Nicholas, samuel NJ. frce, =. H. Is
Slcght John K. Fucker Asa Snyder David T. Williams,
Joel H. Watkins VIM. Willis Jr.
jal4--ilm W. II. MINiORD, Pest
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Treasurer at Richmond, Va.
Assistant Treasures at Charleston and Mobile.
Depositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington y. c.
=" Charleston and Columbia, S. c.
Savannah and Augusta, Ga.
- Tallahassee Fla. and Montgomery, Ala.
Columbus Miss, aud Houston and Mar.
SHALL Texas. de3--tf
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Runaway about the Ist OF November 1884 my mu-
atto man. CHAPMAN. Ae is about five feet inches
high has high cheek bones and smiles when spoken TO-
No marks recollected.~
will pay the above reward if delivered to me-
fined in Jail so that get him again.
Address GEO p BDNbURANT
jan ll-6t Buckingham CO., Va.