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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
For III. r,,r
DAILY, TRI-KPrnr.

The war drama ia a Dr. q
Interest. This year Wi 2
Doom Of the Rebellion.
eminent restored in he ~. !
Grated, and Slavery obIis-s
events q 81 win Be em.p, 4.
hs history Of ths Caur,
ude the rstuFu Of Ps,es
America upon a new earss.
ness and prosperity, WITH
the reproach 4 seFfdsn. ~
op a higher platform Of
feel 4 stiil ~pr0founior ist
lbe progress Of their Own ~
world is catering upon aBe,
to terminate il che tdsavs
tue Atlantic Eble emirn
acquire . new and trsms.S
Immensely Cur produetise p-
Tie string events or tbs
" depicted IN the ooIuus !
Wsafe resolved 20 rsrdsr me-
srsctive than ever as afsi,bfI
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
10 CONSERVATIVES.

to VVWNWW
C~onsumptiTe sufferers will receive q valuable pre-
s~cription for the cure Of Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and all throat and Lung affections
free Of charged by sending heir address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Kings Go,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
DEPARTMENr or TIE lYTrRIoR,

washington, ID. { llh Feb. 300.
SIR: 1 have used your Pills in-my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
canI0t hesitate TO say they are the best cathartic
We employ. Their regulating action on the liver is
quick and decided, consequently they are an adj
In:r1ii remedy for deFangements Of that organ.
Indeed. / have seldom found a case of bilious dis
ease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to
them. FTaternally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ. D.,
Physician Of The Marine Hospital.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

To all whom it nav concern, notice is hereby
given that Monday the 3Ist day of July. 1868. is the
time set to hear and determine all claims against
the Estate Of Joseph Ginder, deceased. Persons
haging claims against said estate will file them in
the Probate ofhco Of Nemaha County by that time
or they will be forever barred therefrom.
ID. G.SANDER&
no-2O-4t p'd. Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

Front DR.. Theodore Bell, Of Net0 York city.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted TO their
purpose as an aperient, but ] find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have IN my practice proved more eHectual Tor the
cure OF bilious complaints than any one remedy i
can mention ] sincerely rejoice that we have at
length a p~urgative which is worthy the confidence Of
Ala l,rO;eesiou and the peDDle
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

fTOIH II. =, q. UIteHl q IHtCuyO.
Your Pills have had a long trial in my practice,
and / Lold them in esteem rs one of the best aperi-
ents ] Lave ever found. Their Alternative effect upon
the liver makes them an excellent remedy. when
given in small doses for bilious dySeRteTy and diGr-
i6,cG. Their sugar-cOating makes them very sc-
ecPiabie and convenient for the use of women and
ci.iGfen. -4t ea
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
As a Family Physie'

From DR.. z ". CartwrigAt, Nesg Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their ex-
eelient qualities surpass any cathaTtic we possess.
They are mild, but very certain and e~fiectual in their
action en- the bowels, which makes them Invaluable
TO ms in the daily treatment Of disease,
Evo.5..ho G:crr ~EE.aJueha. Eouy sf0un1cF,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

PTTTsBURG, Pa. May l, 1855.
DR.. J. c. AVER. Sir / have been repeatedly
cured OF the worst headache anybody can have by a
Gose or two of yOur Pills. 1t seems TO arise from 9
foui stomach. which they cleanse at once.
YOrrs with great respect, ED. " PREBEE-
TsrE Of Clenmer Clarion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

DIR AVER Your Pills afe the paragon o~fallthat
Il Great in~medicine. They have cured my little
daughter of ulceTous sores upon her hands and feet
fhat had proved tincurable for years. Her mother
has been long grieYOusly afflicted with blOtehes and
pirnples on her skin and in her hair. After our
efid was cured, she also tried your Pills. and they
have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

N~ULTIvATORS, scytne5, Cradles, Rakes, Hoes
~ Spades, ShOvels, etc, &c,
At Mclaughlin & sV2n1a
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

I ~ FROM DF. LdUdTU DOydl DO4tENIOTe.
DEAR BIO. AVER: / cannot answer you achot
complaints / have cured with your Pills better than
TO say all that are eveT treat Nth a puTgdtice n1edi-
cine. ] place great dependence on that eheetual
cailartic i'm my daily contest with disease, and be-
lewis, as ! do. that your Pills afford US the best We
have. / of course value them highly.
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it brought about. Time, of ITSELF will
do much toward relieving the bitter
ness of recent strife. The renewal of
commercial intercourse must be fol-
lowed by the re-estublishment of social
relations between the people of the diff
ferent States, and If we can have con-
stituhonal equality fully recognized
shall protect alike the people of all
parts of our country, the people of Vir-
gtnia will not be slow to give their aG-
tections to government thus COM
mending itself to the approval of their
Judgment. Martial law, confiscation
ltbels and St1te trials wnl undoubtedly
will all soon give way under the in
tluence of reviving confidence and
good Will. Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN b. BALDWIN,
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...H... S"ISSyEUN He 4bFtty IiInCS.
We understand that Mr.. Curtis, now
agent at Harper's Ferry, will lie an
pointed agent for the b. Il o. Il. r., III
our excellent Governor is daily
thronged with applications TO ,,et he
endorsement of their applications for
pardon by Government. He reduires.
before he gives it the endorsement OF
the application by the Representatives
men of the section from which the an
plicant comes. Right.
Mr.. II. Derring is now in our city
with a view to entering on business
here. He has been known as I; sue
cessfnl and reliable merchant in his
nntlve county MonOngalia, and will be
nm acquisition to our city.
RonBERlEs.-Weu understand that orr
worthy Mayor had his home entered n
few nights ago and 500 in money taxi
en-. Gen. kRrnes lost $50 the same way.
night before last and an attempt was
made to enter the house of Mr.. NJ.
Woods. III
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THURLow WEED is now in his seven
eth year, but lie writes as vigorously
nd nggressively rs ever. He has some
ort of editorial connection with the
New York Times, y correspondent
avs the old man is ''rich and happy"
nd that he is "fond of politics." He
rs managed the politics of the State of
Few York Tor the last forty years. He
ommenced life very poor-was at first
service boy on Hudson river craft
Iext pressman in job printing office
next the proprietor, in partnership
with William H. Seward, of the Albany
.Eoenistg Journal, which paper was
started as the great Anti-NIasOnic or
gan. Take him all in all, he is one of
the wonderful men produced by the
peculiar institutions of our country.
He and Mr.. Greeley have recently had
n heavy set-to, in which dextrous and
damaging blows were mutually given
and received. 1t is generally consider
ed among editors that Weed came out
first best, looking at the fight in mere
ly artistic point of view. AS Mr.. Dana,
VI eAS SAiSISo ASphDHCtLIis says Mr..
Greeley is n better and honester man
than Weed, but not so shrewd in the
management of himself and others,
CuriousIy enough, Weed is said to have
rs much influence over his foes as his
friends. Thereare invisible links which
connect him with the partisan chiefs OF
all parties in New York. With all his
reticence and secretiveness, his friends
claim that frankness and fidelity arc
leading characteristics in him. His
lntest achievement with the pen has
been to give au inside view of the Blair
family. he is very severe on Mont
gomery's late speech, and claims, in
retutation of the speech, that Secretary
Stanton has done more to savethe coun-
try than any man in it.
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publish ii letter this morning
the Hon. John b. Baldwin, OF
atom, man Well known to many
r reader in the days before the
He was altogether the ablest
Ipion of the Union cause in the
mia Convention up to the passage
ordinance. After that he bowed
/ furious storm and cast in his lot
the rebellion. as did all the public
OF Virginia, except Bolts and one
wo minor characters. He was n
lel in the army and afterward a
her OF the rebel Congress. He
T, however, was a representative
among the rebels proper, and on
side of the lines was classed as
g in uncongenial company.
II. Baldwin's letter explains itself.
rew out OF some interviews we had
4 him in the month of May at Rich
Id. He gives us this morning his
rs of the present state of public
ing not only in the Valley where he
:, but throughout nearly all OF old
sinia. The writer is noted for the
Ikness and openness OF his charac-
and whatever may be his mistakes
Judgment in regard to the temper OF
people and the policy to be pursued
ard them, we may be sure he is
ing us a sincere exhibit of his own
Victions.
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SpeetaI aptirrs.
COCO CREAM ron THE HAII

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair,
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid PomadesII
Nomorerancid PomadesII
you want something elegant,
If you admine delicious Perfume,
If you desire soft and silky Hair,
Ifyon want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hair to grow MI
II you want to prevent premature RaidnesA,
II you want to be rid of DandruT,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Goes Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents n bottle.
For saleby
LAUGHLINs& BUsRFIELD,
juA Wheeling, w. Va.
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EVERY ONE sIIOUT.D USE

HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
RENEwER-That splendid preparation +
the Hair, which is fast becoming SO popula
and so much enQuiretl for.
No one who has used 1t will ever give
its use.
1t is Vegetable Compound, and contain
no injuriouspropcrties whatever.
twill restore Gray Hair to its original col
u Will prevent the Hair from falling out,
II makes the Hair TO grow OH Bald Hen Il
II cleanses the Scalp and makes the II :
son and lustrous and Silken.
It Is splendid Hair Dressing.
1t Is recommended and used by the frs
medical authority in tho country.
lie particular TO ask for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAS HAIR REVIEWER, !lS there Is n
worthless Initiation In the market,
For sale by all Druggists.
II. p. HALL & CO., PrOprietnrS,
T. II: IoGAN!S co. and LOGAN, list
Co, Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete In QUE bottle. Docs
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub Off or make the chair nppeartlusty and
dead, but imparts to it new life and lustre.
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
Tered. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DENIAS BARNEs & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents may2O-lyeod
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What is am E1 Post Facto Law i.

The Attorney General in his opinion,
published last Friday, says that the
acts prescribing the oaths to be taken
by officers and by voters in West vir-
ginia, contain none of the elements
necessary to constitute them en- post
Jaeto in their character and effect:
That the said acts not only do not look
TO the prosecution of criminal offences,
20 which alone er post Gdcto laws have
reference, but that they prescribe no
penalties for offences made such by
subsequent enactments: nor do they in
crease the penalty for previous often
ces, nor yet do they prescribe any di-
minution of evidence necessary to con-
vict for previous offences. Judge Story,
than whom no higher authority could
be given, in his commentaries on the
Constitution. Sec. 1915. says:
THE term cL post Jdct0 lnws, in n
Comprehensive sense, embraces ali
Retrospective laws, or laws governing
or controlling past transactions
whether they are OF criminal or
civil nature.n
AS an original question, tho argu-
ment would be entitled TO grave con-
land authority has been so generally
zone way, as to the meaning of this
PHRASE in the State constitutions US
well as in that of the United States,
that II IS difficult TO feel that it was an
open question. The general interpre-
,'tation has been aud is, that the phrase
applies to acts of criminal nature
only and that the prohibition makes
eE post Jdcto every law, where
by an act Is declared crime,
and made punishable as such,
when II was not n crime when com
mitted, or whereby the act, if a crime,
is aggravated in enormity, or punish
ment; or whereby different or less
evidence is required TO convict an
ohender than was required when the
"act was committed"
The Supreme Courts have given the
following definition: .sAn er post Gaeto
law is one which renders an
act punishable in manner
in which it was no, punishable when
1t was committed" And TO sustain
what is said above ON this subject,
Judge Story refers to Kents Com
mentaries, the Federalist, Journal OF
Convention, EIliolrs debates, NIL of
which are the best of authorities on
the subject; and also to Calder Va
Bull III Dali, $50; Fletcher VS.. Peck
vi, Cranch. l3s, and other cases do.
eided by the supreme Courts of the
United States, all sustaining tho posi-.
ton and opinion of tho Attorney Gen.
eral, and utterly refuting every pre.
tension that the acts in question ar,
ez post Jacto.
The Month of Roses is the most fra
grant month in the calendar, but it Il
soon over, and bloom lies whitening
bot remember indies, with PhaIon'l
- Saeht Blooming Cereus'' ON Your toll
JS S, sS gl can have u rarer perfume thar
round. Sold everywhere. ~ 'te lea
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A Card.

NV many friends and Patrons OF IsS,o,,iaI,
not. I,e ldecehSetl for the lIberIli nSfTon
NJ, ~ owed ON him while in our mi6st ana
NH TIi, We intend to carry ON the FnTnItnT
nj he XII E;y bgsneSs In al It's branches
We nope by strict attention 10 hnsI,,mslIle ~
tI 6n hSS Of the patronage besS,Wo
N Rive also intend 10 GaJ5 ms A. X CO q
business as before. We ReoI Ie IN
Snd tI;S on hnnd full assortment Of NG.fcIIc,
aup3l
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR
THE Secret Service. The
Field, The Dungeon, and
The Escape.a
- 4Albert -. Riohnrdnnn


N Y. Tribune Correspondent
Nm ne M Isl INTERPRETING AND ExCrr
RIchaFdsoSS uS STsE R,HPS1lshed ebracinE n
Yeas; G9veling through the SonfIi ~ ior four
tie WAY S,f 81 the Tribune at the outbrenae e:
ana West during he i fF1 and eets both East 81
nege t his thrilling capture yS Sc Of the
re6ei pr s Tehf tyy months II seven Si9Rne
lonsJ Journey by niebt 6s and almost miraeus
meta around n99 In stirring evens Sn5 niles Il
war, than any St lbnSident and romano or t6e
Teachers, iSdies ~ W s'9Il yet published.
soler n returned and disaBied 6f iSea, and and
WIN md It w5 SE pSretable empioymeii
t19h: we have agents ciea4inS y ne eondi
can't. Send fnrp 5,oye to any doubling annn
N n a.. JONES, BROS. z, M
anSs5 Il , S9r. 9Th and Minor SD, PhfISb
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,uR old friend, Judge Thompson, who
been shut up in hole most of the
lie for the last four years, appears in
INT this morning. He is ont with a
defamation of peace and good will
ward all men, especially toward Gov.
irpoiut, with whom he has locked
rms for many months past. We pre-
me that We ourselves come in under
general amnesty, and that the Judge
II hereafter speak to us whenever he
Gets us on the streets or public high
ays-a pleasure which he has long
.uied himself. We gave the Judge a
eat deal of good gratuitous advice at
g breaking out OF the war, which he
i not then appreciate, but which he
, doubt remembers now with more or
IS gratitude. We invite him to call
I'd smoke pipe or two with us, and
ad US the titles of any new books he
as been writing since we parted COM
any.
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THE TEETH often die long before the
system looses its youthful Tipor This
should not be SO. To prevent this spe-
cies of necrosis use Fragrant Sozon0ST
II Keeps the dental bone alive. Tie on.
nmel spotless, the gums rosy and elas-
nc, the breath pure and The mouth
cle'tH' septl5:3teOd
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COLGATE.S IIONEY NOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, In such uni
verssll demand, smade from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and ENIoLIIENT in its ma
ture, FRAGRAETlIY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers mnrl5-lydSw
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TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, TIFTrRs.
DAY AND FRIDAY,
HOUSE.
CTNCINNATI, ONO,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
sILAS F. MILLER, Proprietor. Into y, IN,
Gait House, Louisville, XIV. '''
AN!NSr PURCHASED THE LEASE
II ana furniture ofthe BURNETT HoITtE, mi
repaired, painted, and refllrnisheti the HST.i
N the best possible manner, solicit a sTsT.
oi Lne patronage of the travelling nuble
EIo.tIilSlng Ihnt guests shall be as we'll ii nj
DSetter, cared for than they ever were at h.
oiu CAT House, in Its palmlest days,
o,,,e -, SlLAS +. MILLER
N-Nts@O iii SrODrIptDr
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Bridge, Stock.

1TO SHARES OF THE STOCK OF THE
~ y Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com.
pnny for sale. Apply to
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Sepl4 of Wheeling
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We have Just opened a large stock of
Dress Goods.

Comprising many rich
Lains, BLACK and Coloret, AIn mool De
Thi6et Cloths. Poplins. Ginehnn usas'
De Lains, Prints, Dc, &C.
Aises cloal's and Cloakins Cloths Anw
Iwls' Long and square, SINAI, Wv W. Mool
shawls, Black shawls, 10 ~ i" "ol
Brown and Blenched AIuslins <.
cotton sheetings, Linen Table C, SUD lO-4
Table DamnslSs, Napkins, To S,S.hs'
Wool blankets, DO, &c ewes
We have a large stock OF Kid. sn,,
no Gloves. ana Meri-
,,,, haaiss sllk, Aferino and Cotton NJ,
iSinpE1ideTed collars, InsertinSs III Hose,
hruners' Ralmolnl iS5 hoop loop Skirts,
corsets, best male french
Flannels and caaaitaers I'm ~.
Ta',, lot Of FURs in theclty j1't or's &C
look over e are. Specially invited p'ned.
THOMAS. STURGEON I GO
Successors to
,..,o W. B, sENsENEY : %
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New York Store.

VNHE undersigned will continue To carrv on
i business at the above stand, and will sell
goods from this date ut cost 10 make room fol,
q new stock, particularly lot Of shoes and
some dry goods, which he will sell for less
ana surrounding country to call and eS-
aIhlne my stock, MS nm certain that will
pc able to please them both as 10 quality and
price, ISAAC LOEB,
so,' or Z, the late firm pr Goldsmith & Loeb.
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DIED.

,.i In south Wheeling, Sept. 18th. HENRIE.rrA.
Montgomery. ''''A "a IA
The funeral will take place Monday, Sept.
18th, at O'Clock. Friends are Invited to at
tend. I,..t...,f..r
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Dissolution of Partnership,

VIE Partnership heretofore existing under
Il the hrin name of Goldsmith * Loeb No.
10 Centre Wheeling, IS hereby dissolved
DAVID GOLDSMITH.
Wheeling, Sept u, 1856.
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% u r u K a !!
20 3 THE
NFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATTVE!!
minis Isl mo- Hnir Dive.

HIHE IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH
III this Preparation has met during the short
time Il has been before the public, has Induced
the thousands and tens of thousand, who
have used and attested its virtues to pro
nounce L the ONLY and TRUE Hair ReStor-
ntlye. The Eureka has been Introduced into
nl the principal cities both East and West
anu hnylng faithfully performed all That Is
claimed for 1t, has superseded All other Hair
Preparations. The Eureka restores GRAY Hair
70 rs original color; prevents the hnIT from
lne scalp, hnpnrting 10 the hair n softnesSs
anu gl22Ts and youthful appearance that no
E.ureSn Is free from all impurities of Doisoi'.
scnlp or hands. 'NiitHs
Manufactured ana sold, Wholesale and ra.
tail, by ROBERT FISHER Sole AGeI't &C
Z, 10; p North Fiftll street, st, Louis No.
sod Wholesale and Retnil by n, II. IoS1,,
y Cor and Logan, List & Co, oGenfs GnI.
,M H,i West Va. sold also by Z. Book
NY. ms ~ uit ep2-3lAd&tyl
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New Fall Dress Goods,

Just Opened by j. s. Rhodes,
RLACk AND COLORED FRENCH ME-.
II t1noS, very cheap CoburGss and SInocras
i itieh Plaid Poplins and MelRnges. STst I-aT,I;
~ hIiLIuIsome American Delaines, Lupin'S best
ISI,l5 anu single width Wool Delains, Brad.
make OF BalmorniS - 'ie aSg Sis'
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NEW FIRM

ME UNDERSIGNED HAVING mn,
sar SJItse1 me entire Stock OF Coos NJ NJn n
form tie "a SSSmseney & Co., beg leave 10 tS-
nc generally, that they infenSI y, anu the pub
pTIncSTial ~ the same place and on tSe On mn, inc
"a It WAS IN, S ,I EAR Dealing and TruthTniSasIa
vas " .lle FORMER ErOprietorS. U.s.
THOMAS, STURGEON & co.
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Wantad-

A PARTNER WITH 4 CAPITAL, az
"a from 5000 10 1900, to engage in n new
,TYp rnnInble business. References requires
--scnSZSW H, Wheeling p o.
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The Month of Roses is the most fra
grant month in the calendar, but it is
soon over, and bloom lies a witherinp-
But remember Indies, with PhnIou's
Might Blooming Cereus,, ~, "a,
S.sl you can have "A rnreF I,eTt,r1e ~, ;,
S SSns mowers ever yielded All the %.ss,
round Sold everywhere, Se''E
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Letter From Ex.Judge Geo. w. ThOmp
sOn--IIe DIsIniSses his Suit against
Gov. PIerpOInt---A New Era ia the
Judges FeelinEs---ITis Desire TO Ac-
cOnmOdate Himself TO the SItun-
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FROM THE Valley.

Letter from the Hon. John II. IRaId n In
Ills Opinion of the Present COndI-
ton and Future Prospects OF Public
Feeling In Virginia Toward the Gov
aruulenR
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NEW CARPETS.
CARPETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
" just receivedby H.C HARBOUR.
AsePI 10 ita l48 Main street.
A LARGE STOCK OF DUTCH WOOL.
"a Hemp ind Rag Carpets, Just received.
sepI H. Z. HARBOUR,
COCOA AND CANTON. MATING, JUST
~ EecelHed. II. c. HARBOUR.
FANCY MERINo BUGGY AND DOOR
II Mats, Just received. -
seP4 L.la H. C. HARBOUR
NOTTINGHAM LACE CJIRTAEIS--A
~ large stock just received. 80 n
ssp4 sis 7. ''E'il.. II, g. HARBOUR,
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