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CASTINGS! CASTINGs!!

CASTINGS! CASTINGS!!
WE are now making at ESTE!..NE FURNACE
w Augusta County, Va, all kinds OF Hollow
Ware Castings, viz: SKILLETs. Ovens. BAkERs.
Pors. KETTLES &c. &c and will, in short time
be prepared to FL, ni.h the celebrated LIVINGSTON
PLow CASTINGS, at reasonable prices for Cash OF
Produce.
BURKE & KUNKLE.
Rockingham Regsster copy three months and
send bill to this office.
June 9th, l8G5.-3mo.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. This road
will be open to Keswick, ninety mites, on
SATURDAY, May 18th. and to Riyanna river,
two miles east of Charlottesville, nv WEDN ES-
DAY. 18th. The trains will run daily exceptSun-
day, leaving Richmond at 6, Is A. Nj. From Me-
ehum's river to stanton the train will run bar
weekly, on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays
Arrangements being made to put
drawn by horses between Rivanna and Medium 3
river. a
II. D. WHITCOMB,
General Superintendent
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THE COMsIERCEAL BULLETIN,

THE CONNlERCIAL BULLETIN,
Z FIRST GLASS
Daily NEW PAFER
AND ~
CONN Err CHA L d e T 9 Il Y.
cONTENTs
Ed OR AIS,
LOCAL. iNTELLIGENCE,
EGHElGN AND DOM STIC NEWS j,
Took NJ ARKETS
or fTAEpHIN cIrAL cITIEsoF tn E
UNITED STATES.
AND
GEN ERAL INFUR MATION
ON ALL SUBJECTS.
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O he Uiuditatur.
W. II. II. LYNN, Editor 4 Proprietor


The "VlyDICATOR" is published weekly. At
Two Dollars year: <;sar funds; IN AID
VANCE, or Three DOifars If paid at the ex-
}iration of the year.
ADvEsrrsKaFxrs irserteS ct ONE DOLLAR pei
square of ten sines (oS jess2 for every Insertion
pa, able in adya ace.
E4y- The number of insertions should be marked
GA the manuscript Otherwise they " i'll Us insert ted
until forbid and charged accordingly. ~
sEg~ Obituaries, Marriage notices, Annou nee
snent of candidates aud all Communications or M
.tieas of p.rspnal private charnetar. or inten
ell vr calculated to promote any private enterprise
interest, WILL be charged for advertise
ments. tf4 tsfE e sE5&# EIe #fsfEf
ny. Parties, sending advertisements can an
prox climate to the No Of squares by estimating S
words line and remit according to terms,
rs advertised above. -. :.
ny u lice on New Court house Street. oppo-
Hotel. r.s II 4 ~ Hr--
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TgHE RICHMOND TIMES.
DAILY, SE-NI- WEAKLY AND

W - j. = r., g.
THE RICHMOND TIMES, First class News
paper, truly, loyal rts nosition to the United
best interests of the people Of Virginia and the
South under the present political condition of the
country, is now published in the city of Rich
mond. IS
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the Governor shall proceed iuthe same man
! het as prescribed in the ordinance attached
to The Constitution for organizing the coun-
ties Of this Co.triiouwealth
p StefloN 3: Tkis ait Shall be ia force frops
its passage.
An Act to amend and re-enact the third
| section of he Act passed January twen-
ty third, eighteen hundred and sixty
four, entitled IAN Act staying The coll
lection Of certain debts" Passed Juae
23, 1865. -.
|. BE it enacted Jyhe General 1sscnW
Of Virginia, That the third section Of lie
act passed January twenty third. cightceri
hundred and sxty-four, entitled ''Au Ace
staying the collection of certain debts" be.
and the same is hereby, amended aud re-
enacted so as to read as follows: "a
''SEcrIoN g. That upon all debts and IL
abilities accruing before the twenty sixth
day of July, eighteen hundred aud sixty one
the debtor. or party liable shall, upon the
demand Of the creditor, pay the interest and
principal as follows The interest Within
ninety days after demand Their, Of; one
fourth of the principal vi hin twelve months
after demand thereof. with interest; one
other fourth within two years after demand
made, with interest Que other fourth with
in three years after demand made, with in
teresti aud the balance within four years
after demand made, with interest; and for
failure aa the part Of the debtor to comply
J With any OF the provisions of this section,
he may be proceeded against as if this act,
or any other act for staying the collection
Of debts, had never been passed Prorided,
That the county of Accomac, the city of
Norfolk and coung of Alezandria, shall be.
and are hereby, excepted from the opera
ton of this section, as amended section
second"
2. This act shall be in force from is
passage.
Joint Resolution iu relation to the policy
Administration. Passed June 23, Is.
IS.
Resoleed BY the Cene,az ASSEMBLY of I1ir-
gtn1a, That the general policy of the pres
ent Federal Administration, and especially
its policy in regard to reconstruction in Vir-
GINA, is eminently wise. just and proper,
and merits the warm appreciation of the 10y
al people of Virginia.
Joint Resolution Of Adjournment. Passed
June %, 1865.
Reso7ced. the Senate concu@ring. That
this General Assembly adjourns this day
SINE de.
Joint Resolution relative to the employment
ofan Eiro G Clerk. Passed June %
( 1865.
! Resolcea By tile General assembly, That
| the Clerk OF the House Of Delegates be, and
he is hereby, empowered to appoint one En-.
rolling Clerk at rate of compensation not
exceeding eight dollars per day while actu-
ally employed.
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THE Subscriber has for sale at his farm near
i Forra's Iron Works, "A lot of FRESH LIME
The price. 80 cts. per bushe at the Kiln by the
single bushel by the quantity at . cts per busheI
II delivered at either Spring Hill, Mt Scion
Bridgewater, or at any other point of equal dis
lance a712 cts. per bushel. If delivered at any
place of greater distance the plicc will be in pro-
portion. w. SWlNK.
.June 9th 1865 limo
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An Act to amend and re-enact the first sec
ton of an act entitled eau act extend
ing the time for the qualification of GER
tain civil officers of the cities of Norfolk
and Portsmouth," passed February twen-
ty-cighth, eighteen hundred and sixty.
five. Pissed June %, 1865.
SECTION 1. BE 1t enacted by the General
AsseasUy If Virginia, That the FIRST Sec
ton of an act entitled Gan act extending
the time for the qualification Of certain said
officers Of the cities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth" passed February twenty eighth,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty five,
lie amended and re.enacted so as to read as
follows:
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the General
assembly Of Virginia, That the time pre-
scribed by existing laws as the period with
in which the said officers, respectively. AR,
required to qualify, be, and the ss.n,e i
hereby, extended until the FIRST dav Of An
gust, one thousand eight hr.ndrsd and six
ty-fye.
sncr1oN 2. This act shall be in fore,
from its passage.
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SINGING CLASS Fur GIRLS AND BOYS

Mr.. Hayden will open a class for instruction in
Singing at tie Lecture Room Of TIE l'rotesans
Episcopal Church Monday. JuIy 24fh. Hours
for Instruction. Monday aud Thursday evening,
from 5 to o'clock Terms, So. per Quarter
81. per Moath half in advance.
June %. 1868 3mos.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14

R0 COFFEE AND SALT SACKS WANTED
Nv at the "VINDICATOR" OFFICE, for
which fair price viii be paid.
.Iunn
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FARM wANTEDy

A NY person having farm to rent, or not hav-
"A ing sufficient labor to cultivate and SECURE
the coraing crops, and desiring to the same.
can attain either object by apply to the aver
tiser who has the necessary stock and hands.
For particulars see Editor OF the "VINDIcAToR."
June 2nd.-tf,
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Richmond Aopcrtisem,nts
THE. NEW YORK NEWS
DAH.Y AND WEEKLY. .
The NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS,
-O-
"a GREAT
FAMILY NEWSP AP Err ! !!
HEHsAafEN WOOD ---- Proprietor.

Journal of Politics, literature. Fashions,
Market and FinaciaI Reports, Interesting Miscel-
iany, and News from
ALL PARTS OF III E NORL Id!
1t Contains more Reading matter than
ANY OTHER WEEKLY PAPER,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14
TIN WARE! TIN WARE!
w. r. POINTS & BRO,

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
rs prepared to do all kinds of TIN, SHEET IRON
L and COPPER WORK; House Spouting and
Tin Roofing done on Reasonable terms. Also Skill
let's an Lids, Bakers and Ovens, for sale very low
for cash.
Staunton, June %, lSG5.-2mos.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14

nR. 7. A. BERKEkEY~-Offe his. nro,
- fessionaI services to the people of Staun0on
and vicinity.
June so, 1865 .-3mo.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14

An Act making appropriations for the re
i pairing and refurnishing the Governors
House aud State Capitol. Passed June
%, 1865.
SECTION I. Be It enacted ~ the General
assembly, That the sum of two thousand
dollars be, and is hereby appropriated, to
be expended under the supervision of the
Governor for the repairs and refurnishing
Of the Executive mansion land tho sum ofone
thousand dollars is hereby appropriated, to
be expended in like manner. for the repairs
of the State capitol ]; the said sums TO- be
paid out of any moneys not otherwise ap
propriated in the Public Treasury.
SECTION 2. This act shall be in force from
its passage.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14
LEXINGTON LAW SCHOOL,

I PROPOSE to reopen my LAW SCHOOL, at
Il this place. on the first Monday of July next
The plan Of instruction will be the same as that
formerly adopted. with highly encouraging success,
the length of the session being extended to nine
months. Gentlemen proposing tn place Themselves
under my instruction respectfully solicited to
give early notice of their intention
TEXT B0nks-Stephen's Commentaries. LomaX' 3
Digest, Greeneaf on Evidence. Stephens on Plead
ing. kents Commentaries, Matthews Digest and
Adams Equity.
The fec for the course will be S1c0--ppe moiety
payable in advance, and the rcsidse the list.
October.
j. W. BROCKENBROUGH.
Lexington, Va. June 9th. !s6'.--Gt
The lynchburg Virginlan and Republican, Staun-
ton Vindicatur. Rockingh"m Register and Rich
mond Wig will publish six times and forward ac-
coans to this office for collection.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14

An Act to amend the fist section of an
Act passed March third, eighteen hun.
bred aud sixty five, imposing taxes for
the support OF the Government for the
year eighteen hundred and sixty I've
aSsed June %. 1865
Section l.. Be 1t enacted blythe General
assembly Of Yirgiuia, That the act passed
by the General Assembly Of Virginia OF
the third day of March, eighteen hundred
and sixty Eve. for tie purpose Of raising
taxes, be amended and re enacted 50 as tC
read as follows; On tracts Of land aud lots
with the improvements thereon, not exelnp,
from taxation, twenty cents on every hun
dred dollars value thereof; and herein shall
be included all tracts Of land and lots, with
the improvements thereon, not exempt from
taxation, ofincorporated companies, savings
institutions and insurance companies.
SECTION =. Be Il enacted, That this ac
shall be in force from and after its passage
An act for organizing city corporations anc
courts of hustsDgs. Passed June =
1865.
SECTION Be il enacted By the Generc
Assrmbly Of Viryiaia, That in the o,gani
cation Of corporations and courts of busting;
= ..?red Government o. EirciLia
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14

An Act fixing the time for holding elections
for Representatives in Congress and to
fill vacancies in the. General Assembly.
Passed June %, 1865.
SEor1oN |. Be it enacted by the General
1ssenatly of Tiryinia, That elections shall
be held In the several Congressional dis
tricts Of this State for representatives in the
Congress Of the United States on the sec
ond Thursday in October, eighteen hun
dred and sixty eve.
sEcT1oN 2. Be It further enacssg. That
elections shall be held on the said day, in
the several counties and corporations in
which such elections have not already been
held for members of the General Assembly
SECTION 3. And be 1t further enacted,
That the said elections shall be held and
conducted, and returns and certificates
thereof made, and the like proceedings had
il ri .tion thereto in all respects as presrcib
ed by existing laws excepting where such
laws shall be inconsistent with this act
Section 4, And be 1t .frthsf enacted,
That this act shall be in force from its pass
sage.
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Juue "a 1865. " = =
DIR. y. w. Gillespie

(FFEKS his professional services to the Citizens
~ of New Hope and its vicinity. y.
when not professionally engaged he NAV be
found at the Office formerly occupied by Dr.. Rob
erts.
June 23-4t*
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I OST!-At the store of the undersigned dur
- ing the last raid of Gen. Sherida MS forces,
large LEDGER or POST BOOK. Any one re-
turning the same will be literally rewarded
G. I. COCHRAN.
Stanton June 80, 1865 St.
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An Act to provide for the pay Of the Adju-
tant General and defray the expenses of

tant General and defray the expenses of
his Office. Passed June %. 1865.
SECTION !. Be It enacted by tAe General
assembly, That the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars be, and the same is hereby, appro-
priated in the Public Treasury for the pay
OF the Adjutant General and to defray the
necessary contingent expenses of his Office
to the end of the present fiscal year.
SECTION 9. This act shall be 10 force from
its passage.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale fine lot Of
= WATCHES. Ladies' Box ar Glass Breast Pins,
Gents Masonic Pins, Rings and Charms, Plain Is
Karat w edding Rings Gold Pens, Fine Silk Guards
Assorted Steel Specks, g., &C., at
e. G. YEAKLE'S
July T., 1SG5.-tf Drug Store.
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Railroad Notice.

Railroad Notice.
GFrrcE VA. CENTRAL r r. Co.
RICHMOND. October Nth 1864.
A RTICl.ES of Freight shipped to Waynesboro.
"A Fishersville or stanton must he removed
from the mmedi ately GA their arrival the
Company has depot at either point and will not
be responsible for losses after their arrival at des-
tinations. Ca n goods oe suffered to remaia in
the cars for storage.
HID WEl1TCOMB.
Gcn'l. Super't
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NEW IMPROVEMENTS INTRODUCED
An Immense Circulation Determined On
The Largest, Best and Cheapest
Paper Published in New York.

NEW york Daily NEWS.
To Mail Subscribers $40 Per Annum
Six Months Five Dollars
)
gs~ Payments Invariably in Adyanse.
Specimen Copies of DAMY and WEEkLg News
Sent Free. :.
ADDRESS
r. B. AASE8, Agent.
Bog G2e, ElcnAoNb, IA.
June 80, 1865. = f
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nj y Il i G l. Il have again opened my Ba-
lV kerry, Confectionery and Grocery, at my old
stand on the corner CT NV Street and Court
House Alley, where will take pleasure in accom-
modating those wishing any thing in my line.
have also on hand a lot of Roman Catholic
Bibles, Testamcnts and Prayer Books.
JOHN SHERER.
Staunton, VA Juae 9-5tH
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Joint Resolution relative to the employment
fan b lro ! G Clerk. Passed June %


Z'esolcea By tile General assembly, That
the Clerk of the House Of Delegates be, and
he is hereby, empowered to appoint one En-.
rolling Clerk at rate of compensation not
exceeding eight dollars per day while actu-
ally employed.
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VIZ A T Z d To engage to work a
w farm, Young Man. who understands the
mana cement of horses. For such will suit. a
liberal price will be given Good re recommendation
| requil cd. Apply to the subscriber.
ARCH. p. STUART.
limo 33-I;no
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Of the deueral Assembly and alt. oihceri
elective BY the people, sttjett sl#ays Il
the laws in regard to voters abd voting, not
INCONSISTENT with this act. Pyoptded, h9B
erer,l That lie persons excluded by the
terms Of the said proclamation from the
benefits thereof, excepting those embraced
in the thirteenth class Of such excluded
persons. shall not be entitled or qualified
s. vote as aforesaid, uulesss pardoped by
the President, as provided for by said proc
lasnation.
sEcrtos Q. This act shall be in force
from its passage. a
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14

Joint Resolution Of Adjournment. Passed
June %, 1865.
Resolced, the Senate concu@ring. That
this General Assembly adjourns this day
sine de.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-07-14

An Act to provide money to defray the ex
penses of the extra session of the Gener-
al Assembly and for other purposes
Passed June %. 1865.
SEcrtoN | Be It enacted by tie General
assembly Of Virginia, That the sum Of five
thousand dollars be, and is hereby, appro-
priated to defray the expenses of the extra
session of the General Assembly
SECTION 2. Thai such members Of the
Genera! Assembly as were present ia con.
sultation with the Governor ON public sifairs
on and SINCE the fifteenth day Of June, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-fve. be entitled to
regular pay for each day of such attendance
SEcr1oN 8. This act shall be in force from,
its passage. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-16
STOREY COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS.

The condition Of our home finances is
and should DO OF first concern with every
citizen. We know it to be the fact that
the public, generally, never have had
conception of our domestic indebted
ness" so to spsak-until we commenced
an investigation into the subject. Even
the bond and warrant holders and scrip
sharks were out OF right calculation in the
premises. We found the Indebtedness Of
Virginia city reaching nearly a quarter Of
a million, while most persons reckoned it
was not over 100000, and some city
officials declared it was under $3.50, 900.
In paying attention to home affairs, and
ignoring the affairs Of Asia, Africa, and Of
the Patagonians, We adopt an exclusive
and practical service for our people that
is duly appreciated by patrons.
The amount of close fgure-work neces-
sarily gone through with in order to ar
rive at the grand sum total, was not an
ticipated by US. 1t would require a page
of the NEws-seven columns Of space-to
present the full tables we have had to
make. The interest on every piece Of
debs-evidence has been carefully calcula-
ted and proved; and we feel safe in pre-
senting the subjoined table as a perfect
exhibit of the financial burden Of Storey
county:
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HABITS IN THE OLD DOMINION.

Ben, of the Examiner, a tolerably good
specimen of the F. F. ", lauds old Vir-
ginia lengshily and immensely, at the con-
t~rast-expense Of poor Massachusetts,.
Now, we wouldn't be thought guilty Of
defending the Bay State and her fanasical
free school institutions against such a 60
pher-hole chivalry fossil as Ben; but one
remark of his strikes US as particularly
rich. ben says that in Virginia:
I'VE have never known a Sundays
horse-race or any other species Of bolster
Gus amusement. Every one attended
church, and the gospel, not politics, was
preached from the pulpit"
Leaving out Of present consideration
what probably contributes Ben's idea Of
gospel" as contradistinSuished from
politics" we will remark that we have
travelled much in the Old Dominion, often
resided in her borders. We never were in
a town or village on Sunday, in Virginia.
that we did not learn of the going-on in
the neighborhood of horse-racing, cock
fighting. target-shooting, or some such
kind Of amusement boisterous" or
otherwise, as you please to term them.
We have sa, in the Fairfax county court
house, on Sunday, with the original Of
W~ashington's will for our manuscript and
looked u the window upon the dirtiest
character Of rabble-stuff, engaged all that
holy day in pitching quoits, drinking and
carousing generally. In that town there
was an Episcopal Church, supported prin-
cipally by a DR.. Baker-an E~nglishman
who kept a young ladies' seminary there
and though q very talented clergyman
and faithful pastor had charge OF the
parish for many years, it was unusual to
see fifty Of the inhabitants proper Of the
town within the walls of the christian
ediice. Benjamin further says: 1--WE
never knew Of a Grim. con. in Virginia"
How was it about a~makgamation down
that way? But, Benjamin, all the old
style of Virginia life is changed-not I'M
dergoiAg changes, it is changed. Fifteen
free schools in Richmond. Correspond
ing means Of enlightenment established
elsewhere throughout the borders Of that
incompatible fine climated, fertile, mag
niicent territory. We hope and believe
it soon will be as Ben. has ~fancifully pic
tured it in the past.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-16

Too MrcH LESr.-A telegram Of this
morning the failure Of William
NJ. Lent, Of San Francisco, yesterday, the
"slop-over" being to a very large amount,
eud involving a heavy loss to other par
ties, some of them being. Washoeites. We
are sorry for Mr.. Lent, as he is man OF
extraordinary business capacities. in safe
times. He was a very heavy stakeholder
in the Alpha mine, owning, so it is said.
upwards Of a hundred shares, which was
hypothetical at the Bank of California,
in San Francisco. The time for redemp-
ton having expired yesterday, the Bank
shut down on the security. which, per-
haps. accounts for the Alpha stock being
quoted at $3.50 per share yesterday. 1t is
said that Judge Baldwin is a heavy loser
by Lent, having sold on time all his shares
in the Alpha mine, and resigned its Presi-
dency. The price paid by Len, for most
Of his Alpha stocks, ranged from $1,000
to $1,000 per share. Day before yester-
day the stock was quoted at 1900 bid
and yesterday pirate advices quoted it at
$3.50. These quotations. however, can
no, affect this stock long, as the mine is
in q very promising condition, and its
stocks will rise again. SIGH is life! A
man is rich one day, and the next his
riches take wings and fly away. MIR.
Lent is eminently of the recuperative sort.
He has been reported "down" on one or
two occasions before bu, we soon beheld
him up and rich again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-16
HuRRAH o COLE.

The election Of Cornelius Cole, U. S.
Senator from California for six years, sue
ceeding McDougal's term. is an occur
n for profound co~ngratulation. He is
an old Republican, of the right sort Of
radicalism; a true blue man on the Union
question. He is intimately familiar with
the wants Of the people of this coast /; can
express these needs in clear, precise terms;
is an unsurpassed ,cOrker in a Legislative
body. He is in favor Of two railroads
across the Sierra Nevadas, and will use
his efforts for promoting the interests Of
the Placerville route. by Government sub
sides. to as large extent as the Dutch Flat
route is helped BY the Nation. Our hopes
have been ardently for him the intelli-
gence Of his success is to US the most
gratifying piece Of news we have welcomed
since the fall Of Richmond!