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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

e Maryland is already experiencing
the good effect Of emancipation in the rise
Of land. Peansylyanizns are going in
and buying farIas, and the Baltimors
american mentions The sale of several
Large and valuable farms at prices much
HIGHER than they would have brcaghs
whils slavery existed. There will be a
large emigration into Maryland aext
spFsag, and il viii include not few in.
tslhgsat and eatsrprising free blacks
from the Nath, with sans capital to in.
rest.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14
STRAY CATTLE

We hsTa lost several head Of sad year old
steers branded with small circls on tn lofl hip
also some branded with the letter I, cid BRAID,
asas cue EsxeI and one sow branded With male
shes--ssms branded With ths letter D and enc
red steer dswIspt and branded With large eiEels
% the right hip.
4 portisH Of the sastis atrayed away while eur
Assd vas On the Mssquito, aAa . portion from the
BaysF river.
We viii pay eve dollars per head for the Tcesv.
cry Of anY Of them delivered 81 A. J. Bells IN
Council Bt1Ea, or we viii pay literally for say
information Leading 10 THAR recovery.
Iaa. Isss--Rst HUNT BELL.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

Gen. Sherman writes In . private
letter to some one at Warrington: . ~
my idea IS that every young and
middle-sged man ought 70 Be proud OF
the chance TO 6ght for the integrity Of
his country. would ike to see all trade
and commerce absolutely cease until
this conflict is over: and al who can
6ght and won't Sght, ought to be killed or
bauished; aad those who won't support
those who do fight, should be denational,
lied"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

Gen. Grant was walking on the quay,
at City Point, = short time since, appar.
emily absorbed in thouSht, aud with the
inevitable cigar ia his mouth, When q
negro guard touched his arm, saying,
mo smoking on the dock, sir. = Are
shess your ordsEsi, asked the General,
locking up. "Yss, sir," replied the ne
gro. eourtsousiy but decidedly. ~"Ysry
good orders" said Grant, throwing hia
cigar into the water. -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

James Russell Lowell, Of Cambridge,
would ike to 50 to Europe for Uncle
Sam; and Senator Summer has under
taken to get him mission. The first
step We imagine will hare to be to call
home some Of the New England men now
abroad. General Fitz Henry Warren, Of
Iowa, is in such bad health that he win
probably soon resign his commission in
the army; and he win probably be ressn-
ted for foreign mission, and he ought
to have one.--SprisQfsld RspE65ioda.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

~. ;. HopfEa, Bsekssllsvsand ssasssnsr
keeps general assortment u nisesIlaneoas books,
sshuol boOks cong books. zsrisiag paass. waIl PEI
per. gold aad atsa psns, ink aad inkstanas, anss,
vioiin bows sad strings Eaitas ssrines aaises
nd tanning sgrkss magasinss nswspspsrs, and
yaakss notieas; PeI-asss. csanss ElnEs
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

The Brooks brothers of the New York
Express and EFatus-haye an
interesting libel suit pending in court at
New York. The Express stated SONS
time since that Mr.. Peter B. Sweeney
was paid $4,000 By the Republicans to
run his uncle, Mr.,Thomas J. Barr, for
Congress, in oposiGon to Mr., james
Brook Of the Express Mr.. Sweeney
denies the charge and hence the libel
suit.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

n0-@Why don't you give US little
Greek aud Latin occasionally I" asked q
country deacon Of a new minister. do
you understand those Languages! "Ne,
but pay fos the best, cad we ought 70
hsTs is.s ,...a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

*. W. Kynstt, issues Pseelsmasisa to -
De world aad ths rsss Of mankind" b which h
iafosms "a that he keeps aIways on hand Drugs,
asdiSinsa and Notions, for the millions. He
keeps tAs iargsss stock % - found IN any hspss
asEtA ofst Joe, and his geeas alsaIl Of superior
quality. purchased fer esAh. expressly fer the
wssserA sraaas sad win b said at Wholesale or re-
tai . shssg ~ lie shsapsst. call and Sc.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

Ala church fair in st. Paul last week
> seriss Of eonnnndrums were read and q
settf CoOpers' works promised to the
psrson who should answer the most
appropriately. The winner received the
prize in, the ahaps Of small wooden
pass< , - =:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

TIE Loaisvills JemrHal says: We
hsss Aassolvsd oar alliance with tne DEM
oczaAie sassy, foE is never was intended
We shoasa merge oursalEes into the ranks
q onr lifalsag cpponents We can yield
10 khs President snr moes earnest exsr-
siona 10 carry Gus his waa ws can accom-
oaate err Stale 10 the dessny which
sxss.s - iassn q slassry 2
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

President Lincoln said. Eery happily
in his letter to the New England dinner
in New York; The work of the Plymouth
emigrants was the glory. of their memory,
let US not forget how vastly greater is our
opportunity"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

DHArH OF Mas FINLxr.-Ws are
pained to announce that Mrs FINLEY,
wife of DR.. =. FINLEY Of tie Board Of
EnrOIlnent, died in this city ysster.
day morning sitter a brief illpess. Thii
is heavy blow to the family and
10 large circle Of friends.-,State
REGISTER.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

, - An exchange says: AN eclipse, not
stated Ia the almanac, IS total eclipse of
tho Southern Confsderacy during the sum
InsE, visible here, aud in France and
England.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

ssA ssw aigah sines when tis military
were % dusy - Detroit, they arrcstsd .
ssaessi0as laokiag fellow, whom shsy took
70 be rebel SPY that bad forgotten bis
hasfksss ma gol drunk. Next morning
80 fsliox woks mp, pulled = special pslics-
nlans eosnmissioa ont of his pocket, and
demanded sAkas his nights service.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

~ A petition from affy thousand
citizens Of Illinois win be presented al the
coming Legislature for the repeal of the
Black laws Of that State.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

AZ Wheeling, Va, few days ago, .
nan digging posi- holss came to buried
Tan vat and found some nicely tanned
ahsep skins that we're placed IN the var
Cvar thirty years go,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

-Willian J. Loouis, Baptist minis
ter q. Columbia. New York, will tell for
twenty-five cents in currsncy how to cal
calate the distances Of the heavenly bod
les without using trigoRomstry and Log
Axithms. -. --.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14
On. sSRscHT,s
RBJUVENiTING ELIXR !!
Or, RssEucR or LTFR.
Rsavassa essm PEes vsses@eas KEtFag,e semanAa'
Dr. naskEeH fafH<ssas - ska
sAalAs isheanls

! - 4ra ESaNzta
sta@a essM iA@ ssAea a sas ssa4 49,. .
estimated vita nes 49, sssa sAaa ktsEs
y rR5Assaess 80 sfssesA ass syefe$Ss asAeaA@s
E~ The Rsassnaainz Elixir Ii the Fesals - msess-
sEn discoveries IN The teTvtshis klng6oH; hsaR8
al satlFey RsS and zessrsst method 81 cure, Erss-
psetise Il AL the cid And xprn Gus syMsms.
sw- this meaaslas has been tested hy IRE zoss
ssainsas medical nea Of he day, aad By kkem pre-
ssanesdto be oee 81 The gress<st medical aiscsysss
81 the AEe.
E7y- oas bottle will cure gsaerzi pxhlIay.
W- Afew aases cares Mysteries In femzles-
kR- One belaie cures PzlPtAtlon or The lfeArS
W- FroEa eae % three tzaities Fessores tAa maaR-
asas and FsIi yigoE 81 youth
kN- & Few aoses reakorrs the appetits.
kgs Three hottsss earp he woFs case u fappa
ts0ey.
EW~ A fsw dnsss enreg the log spirited.
~ 0ns bottle restores msasal poser.
TA fsss does rssaeFss kAx arrzszs ~ enssFaSiAz.
~ fsN doses hxtax The Foas 70 he cheek.
W- Thla asalsiae Fesaorss 70 nanIy vsgax sd
rssass health ~ peer asazlitaseA, weFn-aswa aA6
as:gs.ssg 49,. ......... ...,,. =. -.
49, = s.,.ssSs o. 1910 q - - ss.ss
a. IsdiViaasl saasrins froa seasrsI dshsiIsg, e.
A~m sausksssss ~ . staese sgees win ali haa sams-
dasss ana aranans rsEEsE - u ana ef ahis zslxlF
81 Esssnee % ilse.
asd tsrvsrd:S s. srpssss. "a . rssssSs = @ssss
. aay a&aFsaA
e.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

Eaorts are making to get tHo mack
srel Easioss week fer eur soldiers. The
soldiers would LIKE the change, End Is
would save che Gorernmenf icts Of money.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

49, c. J. Fox, Wholesale and retail DEALER in
hardware and eStlsry, Lower broadway, opposite
James' Block, b prepared ct all times 70 supply
The public with sasy styls and varsity Of goods
IN hin lime fFom ssAabris Hssdls % thrssAizg
aachiRs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

So The Albany Trade Assembly think
butter unreasonably high, and will not
buy and use it at present prices.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

At Denver City. Colorado, coal is
500 ton in gold; butter sl.60 pound;
apples eco asharrel. Bad plaza for poor
folks.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

No. Tie contract for keeping the Senate
chamber at Washington warm for the
winter vas $50 tons Of coal at $3.50 .
taa
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

m- 4 smoker, commencing at fifteen
years of age and ending At seventy-fEe,
averaging four cigars day, would
smoke over FIVE miles Of cigars,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

~ TIA Hnaanignad mas aiapesaA ef his stock u
cry goeas and groceries % tbs Lsssrsy BfssAsrs,
and sskss CREST plsAars b sssenmsnAlas dan
y hls old passabas saa ssAsrs Wishing 70 MAID
cheap paFehasss A. W. SCARBOROUGH.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

- q. 1. Bysaxrz Co, Rmvlss block. CeansEI
BlaHh, have aiwnvs % hand ths largest and bss&
assortment % DRY Gsods, Hesss and Shoss; Clatks,
Yesssnss, Taiiossf trizanlngs, QnssnswaEss Hsass-
faxniskiRg Resas. and Taakss Nssieas, 10 do
feanA ID Western EwA PaFsscniar asssntssa b
givsa 70 shs eeuhssy trads, Aaa Uoss liberal h.
aassmshls offered - sAak hayeEs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14
+ IsT OF LETTERS,


Rs:nAin.nS in the Post 0lce at Council Bluffs
sa the IN Of Ian. 1885,, sani which II not called
for before the tn. Feb 1855, viii b SAINT to the
Dead Letter ofasss
Dishy Frank Morrison Thompson
Brown John MatheniA Lsats =
CliaSrd Tkomaaa habins0n Mrs n n
Davis Mrs Maria Sonis Hehry
HusAa ] Staxks iona d -.
Rays Jsha ecots Wa
Kirkpatssch Miss s&rahUehsFt Miss Rmily r
LaMFsnse II WringeF AhgahAm 2
Lininger JahR G NoksGsld A A r.
Lock Il N i. Wsbss Mr. care Of I'D
LongsheEi D G . wazs wssEing -.
M@~Io shGsin any Of ahssa letters, the appli-
SAINTS mast cali ~ advertised lataerss give he
date Of this liss aaa pey ons cent fer assFtasang-
- II not called fss withkn ans mentA, thsg
will Do sent 10 The Dssa ketsss oGes
M~kn aHxing etaInps % t1stsEes place the
stamp On the upper night hand eesssE, saa lsexa
spass between The stamp snd ths direction Ter
post maskiag wikhsat interfering wish ths wxitsna
The ofdss VIII be opan fFOm . N aad eloss .
% n. Sundays from 20 8 p m.
W. W. MAYNARD, 2. d.
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EoVERSMEST CLAIM AGENCY

Iy0YERNMEST CLAIM AGENCY
n. n. TALBOT
EA4H RzAaIxKn aE Fk4sIoH cLAIMs u TEE pa
rARrnKkT AT wAsH1SdToNt .. c.
HesIas resigned fh.f posstieu 0at. ist. 1854. b
ssassiisa GENKRaAL CLAIM oFFIcks4, Chi
cage oEssae Ms nzxsi6es - tASss hayfng claims
AxAinst tha GsSernasaE far
PRESTON. BOUNTY. RACK PAY, PRIZE MON
~. BOUNTY LAND. HORSES LOST II TIE
ARMT. Etc. Etc {.
A eunnssaion Of aaAxfy fsRr years with The De-
perfmsas has nads hhh thoraagh4y aAsasissr vita
ne LAWS. REGULATIONS, Forms Re
oTIhEMENTs snd RULINGS gavsrpiax Ehs
vAYsons paEslie sesz, thus saabiing him 10 press
suss al kiads 81 CLAIMS with greater aispaanh
anA sansass, esd al less sxpeAss b slasmansa.
thna caa okhar atssrnsya No eAasgsz unsil slaims
havs besn salsvsd. and then safy tAs legal sss
REFERENCES.
HsA- J. a. Barrett, eosamlssisasf VI n ns
Hoz: q. seEas, Thind Auditor; Hoe s ]. =. -.
boz, FoaytA Auaikar, &2tcrs Gsn- 8 a. Hsslbak
U. q 6saaAags ifa<lsn snd 0Eimsa, rs Lawa Haa.
a. O. Raiiez, Aditt Gen. 81 fIis-i Hen A. sszn-
aess. 0as. af Nab1saksi and Gongressmea y. Y.
Witsen, HiEkm pfiss, J. b. GrinnsM Wa B. AZ
isen, ana A. u. uubSazd, ~ IowA
Sza-ozsss e "a. 70 Lasalia ssrsss, ssP. ssasa
hpass chhsass, III. r. o, bsx .t7s
i s - 49, 8 r
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

" SNzsa HllzS1< ~ Tfssese4s y fs&zs $1,000
@AsuAv. sseH eszHzpzfzs& g ssyy akzAzy -
I sszsa ksiAt ~ szs.&s baa4N - hez1es N&z<A
III u Weszsa@ spsax1s< sNs VISA ezs Nse<Es yx%e
$50 knm ~ sszezz& 1zspaza &sssA - -
eyssx skleE Hs6 5ssfs&, ss D. EAAezH whe
$50 txsse esn1<<zlf3 II NJ psHszszs ne &zzB
Hexss ass& aF fhafs zse &a<ss& - Fss&k #ezHsasE
= ms szxe3r,6r< So eNf5 & B3spe5zz& GkzeF
Csae9asank Nsnass3u&sssa, EzxM Aa& ARsSeN& MNsAs
- fsTsz srss &sst 80 ~ siseae<x NEsfsx EeM
eorgs@ s1ver &c snAxssSssa- ReKs4ns susering fssm
ezAs< = <zxzs hs1Ekspase &sezzeS vi &zd . ezzS
snre ~ 49, sae ~ assss HzsxTR H&sA RFs peEssssT
p4se sad ssss Exsas a szsss AE< za1 psssesls 80
azay raa Wp 3s zseM yx<gE&sssMs HH& psasasS ~ 80
q HasasIssssssx szzhsfe eagf< fftaa M ESQ.,
vinra shs tssax shsg slrsa Mas ~ she EKH &&cKEx
sizsEs = yEssss skssA - ssass slstezs poEszs&
.Thsy stsenesAea szA insigsrsss tass systsa.
Thsy sreuneqmalea ssF ssnsrzi dshzs1fy.
Thsy ws sazs s2xs fsr dyspsnsza.
Thay give gaaa s1a haz1sAy assts
Thar apixt aigas&&eak
Thsy are fka keas ssfmnlazs IN sxlssaass.
Tksy are r<syestsve e FssH eB8 Agsas
Tksy relieve canaffpztSas.
7hsy eurs Naryuas HesaashA
Ehsy ars perssetsy pure END patstaai9
add pessons aud Ass5eats fems1ea wa nse thsy
can l&se IA sc as<taf's Ills VI ne - e tAzss ~
seFs.
asxs are enly sold d b@ssies Win ezs n&saa aaewM
- tAe aas. nad aaf psssste asEaHsasa2 as,z9
aespss she gark, q gsas~-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

AID. Maay - saF isszess eszee E
kvss hsTe been sarAd 81 ~ asas z 7S IA
aee3, - ven nrs ~ - szzfTa <sst i 81
10 Ehe Array. thase he mlsef ssaspsA Y VI
~ EIesd sns Hsapikat ~ II "a IA 5
tAs Aissasus Hss uklsk " ~ - 3.
Kas bssk phgsaesaas ale zys So asas - 81
= sfaet . ssaEMb haase fks aaa saFnszsa5 Vi d W
ARMY AGUE rJnk,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14
Sayings Of Napoleon First,

10 a general officer not eminently distin-
guished, who solicited from TIE En- eror a
marshaPs baton, he said: cit is not that
make marshals; it is victories"
On hearing the first gun at Friedland he
exclaimed Soldiers shis is an suspicious
day. 1t is the anniversary Of Marenso."
10 troop Of artillery. which had failed
IN their duty, he said: 'This flag that YOU
have basely deserted shall be placed in the
Temple Of Mars, covered with cape your
corps is disbanded.''
He presented Moreau, on one occasion.
with magnificent pair of pistols, as csdeau.
IL Intended said, Ito have got the names
of your victories engraved upon them, but
there was not room for them.''
A sentinel who allowed General Joubert
to enter Napoleou's tent without giving the
password, was brought before him. go"
said he. "the man who forced the Tyrol
may we'll force sentinel"
On catching the FIRST sight of the Name.
lukes, drawn up in order of battle, GU the
banks of the Mile, in view Of the Pvrs m;ds
Bonaparte, riding before the rapLs Dried
Soldiers from the SUNNI. of wonder
Pyramids, forty generations are watching
YOU"
for,y gene. atoms look down upon you"
7 Is the otner and BETTER version.
Inc ourth Regiment Of the liue on one
occasion lost its eagle. ''What have you
done with your eagle % asked Napoleon. -
t'A regiment that loses its eagle has lost
I all. Yes; but, see. two standards you
have taken. IT'S WE'LL" continued be- with
a smile. 'you shall have another eagle"
| On the field Of Austerltz, youug Rus
sian officer, taken prisoner. was brought
before BIN. "Sire," said he, .'let me he
shot; | have suffered my guns to be taken. >
Young man. was the reply, ''be consofed.
Those who are conquered by my soldiers
may still Have titles 20 glory"
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SEMI WEEKLY & WEEKLY EDITIONS.

The Proprietor proposes at an early day, as soon
as the opening of the Mail Routes will permit, to
issue SEMI w EEKEY and WEEKLY Edition
each of which will contain all the n Kws and In
:ELLIGESos Of the Daily, carefully arranged ard
coated, and in this way will be made to give to
the reaGer a full and complete summary of all i'm
portant Intelligence, domestic and foreign.
20. ADVsER2ISERy
The TINES has undeniably tue largest circulation
of any paper in Richmond and offers unusual in
ducemenfs to advertisers.
ApvERTisEME will be Inserted in the DAILY
at Is cents Per square and in the SEMI EEK
LIZ at the rate OF 81 per squars of eight lines for
each inse, ton. Longer advertisements will be
charged st the same rates.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be received and receipted
FOR at the "sISDIcAron" Office and forwarded for
insersi na.
FEY Address ALI letters to THE RIcHMosD TIMES
CHAS. II. WINNIE, Proprietor.
BOX 1873, Richmond, Virginia.
June 30th 1865.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14

An old darkey in Petersburg. Va, re-
Gently was heard talking gu freedom. lie
was giving advice to some Of his "co Gre |
Brethren" and said. Stay VIC your n,s,,
sa and work. he'll feed and elode you. a.,s
you cum to town aud gifts freedom It's
like Confederate monov, de NOR. ha,.
de wuss it is"
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An Act prescribing means by which persons
who have been disfranchised by the third
article of the Constitution may be restor-
ed to the rights Of voters. Passed Jnne
%. 1865.
Whereas, in the opinion of this General
Assembly, the time has arrived when il
would be safe and expediant to restore to
the rights of voters certain persons who are
DISTINGUISHED by the provisions of the third
article of the Constitution of Virginia
now, for the purpose Of SO restoring such
persons.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted By The General
ASSEMBLY Of Virginia, That every person
possessing in other respects the quali6ca
lions Of a voter under the Constitution anc
laws Of the State, who has taken, or shall
hereafter take, the oath prescribed by he
Amnesty Proclamation Of the President o
the United States of the twenty ninth {,
May. eighteen hundred aud sixty Eve. eshicl
oath is in the following words, to Wit: ..
do solemply swear Cor affirm, in the pres
ence of Almighty God, that . will hence
forth faithfully support protect and lefen'
the Constitution Of me United States an,
the Uuion of the States hereunder; an,
that will, in like manner, abide by an,
faithfully support all laws and proclamation
which have been made during tho existing
rebellion with reference to the emancipation
of slaves; y and an oath to uphold aud de
fend the Government of Virginia, as re
stored by the Convention which assemble,
at Wheeling on the eleventh Of June, eigh
teen huudned and sixty one, Which oath i
il the following words: II do solemnl
swear Cor atfirm) that will uphold and dc
fend the Government Of Virginia as restor
ed by the Convention which assembled 4
Wheeling on the eleventh day Of June
eighteen hundred and sixty one," shall b
a:it!cd ard qualified to vote tor meu4l C.:
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NEWS Agents with the armies, as well News
~ Dealers generally, will be furnished with the
BULLETIN in any number and at moderate prices.
The BuLLKrIN is furnished to the subscribers at
the rate of 81 per month and So for six months.
As the postal arrangements coma
pleted, we propose to issue Weekly and Tri-
weekly BULLETIN for the benefit Of our country
friends.
The BULLETIN is rapidly receiving large and
extensive circulation. =
1t represents the business interest of the mer.
chants, business men. and PEOPLE AT LAkaH OF
VIRGINIA.
1t has met wi tn most cordial reception by the
business men Of this city.
1t contains nearly all the advertisements and
has more reading matter than any other pager
published in Richmond.
Agents wanted in every town and village in Vir-
tina, who i" i'll take and forward subscripii3ns.
Subscribers can be furnished with numbers from
the beginning, if they apply soon, there are
only few sets remaining.
Address
BAllEY, wEDDERBJRN co; Prop'ss.
rs Office late Sentinel, Richmond, Va.
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At a meeting of the citizens Of the 9th Magiste-
rial District, held in Churchvie on the Sth inst
G. Dull, Esq. called to the chair. and W " =.
Newman Appoiatea Secretary. TAe foowin.
nominations for District Officers were mad4: For
Magistrates. Geo A. Shney, j. b. Quidor. J. Beck
and G. A. Dunlap for Constable, VIM. A. Reed
for Overseer of Poor, Jacob Bear.
Resolved, That we recommend the following
gentlemen to Gil tha Offices now declared Vacant :
For Sheriff, Samuel Driver, for County CLERK
VIM. Burnett for Circuit Court Clerk. Jose, h
Ryan; tor COmmonweafth's Attorney. Chairman
johnson; for CoUntv Surveyor, Jas. II. Callison
for Commissioners OF the Revenue LIST distric
Nelson Ptomey-2nd district. L. Houff.
Resolved, That copy of these proceedings b,
Transmitted to the Spectator for ublica.ion On
motion the meeting adjourned.
G. Dull, CHARM.
". w, NEwNAN. Sec'y.
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AUCTION 4 (OiGME5SIOv HOUSE,

TvHE undersigned having formed Co-Parner-
i ship for the purpose Of conducting general
wholesale AUCTION & COMMISSION Business,
have located at the large and commodious Ware
house opp ,site the American Hotel, Staunton, Va.
WHEAT. CORN, TOBACCO &c sold on Com
Ii ssion AID prompt returns made. Keep con-
stantfv nd at wholesale prices, sGroceries.
I3rv Goods and Miscellaneous articles.
Storage extensive aud on reasonable terms
Consiy nmcnts solicited.
II. KER.
l.. l.. STEVENSON,
Ii. e. IiARMAN,
J,,