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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

The Claremont y. II. Adrocate says a lady in
Unity not long since became the mother ofa fine
daughter A few days alter, a Copperhcad
neighbor happening IN, said TO the mother.
" Well, suppose you will call it Abe Lincoln. "
" Ne she replied, I'm sorry can't. Like
your friend JEFF, twill wear pclticosts : - Cop
porhead vamoscd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

Connecticut maidons DO the courting up slick
nice young girl nepr Hartford was applied to
by a two-months' vidower to come aud take
charge of his six mothctless children. She said
Yes, sirl as your wife not otherwise she
went.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

INCIDENT or THE LATE PRRsrDENT.--Mr. s.
B. Colby, in his speech at the Rutland celebra-
ton, related the following
An old gentleman, resident of Vermont,
and not far from this place, sent by my hand
an open letter to the President, the purport Of
which was as follows " had three sons, who
all enlisted IN the army. Two of them have
fallen in battle, and the third is now with the
Eighth n. H., regiment at New Orleans II
our country does not need him more than | do,
! respectfully request that he may be allowed TO
come home" IL was at a time when men were
greatly noeded-the lime when the Chicago Con.
yenton were voting that the war was failure,
and measures should b5 taken to bring about
peace at any price. walked into the Presi-
dents ro0m-he was busy with Mr.. Seward in
some matter relating to foreign affairs but he
received me cordially, as he always did. ! re-
marked had "a letter which | should be glad f
/ be would look at, when convenient. had lit
/ tic hope tbat anything could be done. But the
( President doubtless considered hat the old man
/ eit 70 SAY, like Jacob. " Joseph is not, Benja
min Is not-and ye will take Simeon also"
The next day but one he transmitted u note to
the father saying, " Your boy is this day hon
oraby discharged"
Bennington has three millionaires Seth b.
Hunt Of the firm Of Hunt, Tillinghast & Co.,
New York, d. II ConkliDg, retired partner Of
tho frm Of CIaiilIn, Mollen q Co., New York,
and TfenOr W. Parke, returned Californian
and former law partner OF Gen. llalleck. Mr..
Hunt owns three wafer privileges at Bennng-
ten. and viii soon erect extensive mills for the
manufacture Of plaid shgwls and fine article
Of br1adcl0th. lie expects to expend upon the
buildings and machinery from 5000 900 to
$500 600. llo was formerly a member Of a
heavy manufacturing firm ID Manchester, Eng
land, and be will bring his first class operatives
from that city Messrs. Hunt and Parke have
jos, given 20 Bennington building embracing
village ball, free reading room and library
Of 1900 volumes. They promise larger build
ing Tor o museum Of relics on a lot adjoinng
loBAcco SALE.--lhe first public sale Of tobao
90 DO Richmond since the evacuation took place
on Friday last Most Of ihe old dealers were
present, aud The bidding was quite animated
The Richmond RepIbic says
"A hJg-head OF Mediterranean brought S27
per hundred. The prices obtained for the re-
naming thirty-three ranged from $500 to $23
50 The average was $l3.2l per hundred
The 'ugs, which only brought 50 60, were very
ineuor. Lugs OF better quality we're knocked
Od az 5000 10 sl07j. This inaugurates The
sale Of tobacco. tle lay0rite staple Of Virginia
and the announcement will be cheering to many
a Virginia planter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

Mr.. LINCOLN ON NEGRO suFFRAGS.-The fol-
lowing characteristic letter from the late Presi-
dent Lincoln to Governor Hahn OF louisiana,
written fifteen months ago, has just got into
print
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, March l3, 1864,
Hon. Michdd Hahn
My DEAR SIR Il congratulate you on hav-
ing liked your name IN history as the first free
State Governor of Louisiana now you are
about to have a commission which, among other
things, will probably d,fne the elective iran
chise.
barely suggest, for your private considera-
ton, whether some Of tue colored people may
not be lot in, as, for instance, the very in,ell.
gcut, and especially those who have Tough. gal
lantly IN our ranks. They would probably help
IN some trying time to keep the jisel Of liberty
IN the family OF freedom. But this is only
suggestion, not to the public, but to you alone.
Yours truly, A. LINCOLN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

INCIDENT or THE LATE PRRsiDENT.--Mr. s.
B. Colby, in his speech at the Rutland celebra-
ton, related the following
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-13
Proclamation.
r. GOOnWvN Ngovor

I. y. GOOnWYE. Mayor Of the city Of
~ Columbia. S. C., can earnestly upon the
citizens to aid the municipal authorities in the
preservation of order. peace and law. The
laws made and provided for their maintenance
will be strictly enforc~l 1t is, therefore ear
nestlysrequested that any aud every eneroach.
ment be promptly reported to the proper
officers. It is source of deep regret to the
executive that alaxity of morals exists among
some portions of-our inhabitants, inasmuch as
they are daily trespassing on the rights of
others. whose enclosures are not secure by pro-
per fencing; also. the shade trees on the PUB.
lie streets The law in these instances, as well
as all laws for the protection Of public and pri-
vate'property, will be enforced.
It has also been reported that paries are
bringing into the city sprituous liquors for sale.
Il is mucl! to b. deprecated that this source OF
trafi. s,oall exist at such tim.. when our
Inhabitants stand in daily want OF food Sc.
rcre q, .a.ures against the retailing Of liquors
mus+ BE- rcsort.d to. in order 10 stop the spread
of This -grievous evil; trusting on an Ai-wisc
Providence to sustain me in this our time OF
atfiicton. and relying on oil good citizens to
assist the authorities in lnainta lining order III
our city.
-Givea uadcr my hand, this :ourta day OF
april, 1865. I. j. GOODWIN.
April 6
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Shall wrong 60 unpunished or encouraged?
By no: :means-only step aside and wait a
little =.

. Pook soIL.-An inquisitiye Yankee was
standing at the tavern door, in the lower
part ofJersey, watching funeral pass by.
At.the head Of it, was large manure cart,
moving along very slowly, and making no
offer to turn out for the procession: The
Yankee was astonished at this want Of at.
:.ssaa::;;o:: g: TIC PR. ef the driver o:sa;;d
cart, aud turning to Philadelphian who
was standing BY, he remarked:
I.gness the folks aint very perlite about
here; tu hum wheEe | live, they. always
turn out for a funeral
.Oh, that's a part Of the procession
remarked the Philade'phian, gravely.
'Du te1l Yeou don't say. 80! Heow!'
exclaimed the astonished Yankee.
why, you gee, it is very poor, sandy
soil about here, aud nothing comos up they
plant, unless they manure it we'll; SO, when
they bury fellow, they throw whole cart
load in the grave, to'make him rise at the
judgment day
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THE COLUMBIA PHGNIX.
:longinal.ls
What's I.eft2

On! thus e5pell'd.from Eden's bowers,
Where ell was love. and sjoyaof yore,
Shall again seek; other flowers,
And peril ali my peace once ,11orea
Sunk in the lure Of luscious eyes,
Yield to the spell in musfcis charns
And dream again of Paradise
ia woman's love aud woman's armsa
: What tho ner smile DE oeaming bright
Aud soft her voice as music's own,
The soul once reft of loving light
Nnet make its weary way alone.
The. victim long of mocking bowers,
: y here wo'was through illusion taught,
Hc well may dread lest other flowers
Shall sting With thorns lie never sought.
Who, With his memories of the past,
IN mIdnight hours, Z n,ournful throng,
But trembles lest the trumpet's blast
Succeed the sweetest aRells Of. songl
s Who. with each s1bsiding strain. =.
But feels some memory. keen and sharn.
Nor hears anew the shriek 6f pain,
lu all the pauser .of the harp.
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Difficulties.

{.
Every man in the course Of his life will
meet with difficulties, and the only diffe-
renee. among men is how they, overcome
them. A young man may be VERY care
ful to .injure no one. He may settle
punctualIy with his tailor and vasherwoman
and square accounts with his landlady once
arweek. He mayfnake justice and pune
tuality the study Of his whole life, and yet
in spite Of all, he will occasionally 6. d
himself, ,assailed, as if he were attempting
to iDjure and defraud the whole creation.
The more he refrains from cheating others,
the more others seek to cheat him, while not,
unfrequently the selfish schemer will be the
more popular man. The very fact that he
Is peaceably disposed will often induce
others to- nroiest him. So that certain
number :of quarrels aud annoying circuin-
stances to get into in The course of his life
and the real question is how get tbroug gh
them and out Of them to the best alvane
tage.
TT viii be hard to persuade men of what is
snqhestionably the great and eternally true
method Of treating those who are injurious
and unjust in their fulfilment Of any OF the
relations Of life. g., to pocket the wrong
eas quietly as possible. Persons who are
greatly and deliberately unjust, are really
too low for the notice or retaliation, of,a
just man. 1t is certainly no reflection on
the character of gentleman, if he decliae
to fight any drunken bleckguard he may
meet in the street, preferring to step out Of
his way and give up the ground. This is
the cnay safesway ofdealing with the unjust
and injurious. Get out of their way have
nothing to do with them in future.
HfJou are really better than they, that
is the punishment they will feel the most.
il quarrel, eieyates them to your level, or
rather einks yen to theirs. Besides, they
will have arts and tricks that will give them
che advantage-%rts that you' cannot prac-
tice, and would not if you could. They
can lie and libel and detame. What then7
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Headquarters.
COLUMBIA. S. c.. \

( COLUMBIA. S. c.. ArEIL 8, 1865.
CIRCULAR
A IL Officers on Post Dnty at this place will
"A make reportto tl,sse Headquarters of all
men attached to their respective departments,
who are entitled to draw rations at this post
All provision returns must be mad. out at the
departments and approved at these II:ats.l uar-
ters BY order
A F. RuDLER, Col. c.m'dg
: W. J. NEALrNo, A. A. A. G.. Anil 10
Headquarters.
COLUMBIA. S. c., MAncn 81, 1865
SPECIAL ORDER NO. Copy.
TohN cARsrEN is hereby appointed Acting
orders. He will be obeyed and,respec,ed ac-
cordingiy. BY order
"a: F. RUDLER, Col. Cornmdg.
w. j. MEALsa, A. a. A. G.. April. =
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Nohce.

"A Ii ferrymen throughout the District are
"a respectfully requested to eross no slave
over the river, either by fats or small boats.
without his pass is endorsed by either Mr.. J. G..
GiBBES Capt JOHN CARSTEN or myself
march 80 T. j. GOODWIN, sMayor.
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.sv Headquarters,
sDEFACHMT BUFFERS CAV. BRIGADE,
c1RcUL1R. " ~ AN'' i'o''
A Ii absentees from Buffers Cavalry Bri
gade are hereby required to report to me
.Cheraw, s. c., without delay. To such. as
report promptly, the clemency offered IN the
recent order from Gen. Lee will be extended
Those who do not avail themselves of this last
opportunity may expect the EXTREMIST penalty
OF the military law. This order to remain in
force for twenty days from this date. By order
B. B. RUTLEDGE,
march % Col Comm'dg Detachment.
Headquarters Mil. Div. of the West,
SPECIAL FIELD ORDERs NO. is.
COL A. F. RUDLER<is hereby assigned
L. a. Commandant of the Post .. Columbia:
By command Gen BEAuREeARD.
Official Gro. W. Brent, Col. and A. A. q.
HEADQUARTERS. co1uasrA, &. C.,
March Is. 1896.
In obedience to the above order, I hatsby
assume command of this Post.
BY order Of A. F. RUDLER,
Colonel Commanding.
W. J: MEAL,Sa. A. A..A. G. march 81
Headquarters,
COLUMBIA, s. c., MAnoH 20, 1895
SPECIA L ORDER NO.
ALL officers and men now in the city
IL who are unattached, win report to these
hcsdq 'arters- for organization ss- q guard for
post duty.
II. Detailed men who are unassigned are
required to report ct these headquarters for
Assienment to duty without delay.
Ill. The police aud citizens generally are .
requested 10 aid in the arrest of absentees and
deserters BY order of A. F.. RUDLKR,
Colonel Commandine
WI. MEAL1SG, A. A. A. G. march A.
The State Of South Carolina.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19

TES CH SEsI NPIEE seems % BE- falling still
] ~ O. into znArcLy. Besides the Tapping and
MJLsm -edan Instructions which are SpJk OF
as day. inink strength, alarming reOOrts 81
CIR nlate in nOng X ns - peeglng the disSfec-
ton % Tseng X E-o-FOu, l,tely . reading mem
Der Of the imperial cabinet, aud person upon
whon extr ,oId,nAry poaers bad been confsrrsd
by the g.vsinment in considersiiOn Of impor-
taut mi tsry eryiees he had not only the con-
lro Of sl tle customs reveHue, hut was allowed
70 levy contributions in ali the pr0Vin e. 70 sus
tain ghe npcrial srula. The powers thus welded
are - - have 4 velop ambitious purpo es
~ tn. on eng charged BY san kO- .insin who
IL toe eader vi The opposition party l.. the cabl-
nett wi serious political onenc - be refused 20
aypear before the Sut Outies a. Peki l. add rAiss 4
The standard II revolt. being . represent tive
Of tie extrspe anti-fo eign party co rupt Gud
!ntra table, the possible asce Idsncy Of this man
IL egarded 9Th apprehension. The dynasty
r,H q, Peki now more than ever men leed 70
ths gathering storm, have no higher resource
than SUBMISSION TO a bliad fat tlisn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
TIRE rtr RIOT tx PHILADELPHIA The I'd

TTRK ELE Riot iS PHIIADhrsA The In
oa,rsr Of Tuss~sy say
Y,,tTl,v At err on, . party Of Germans
nom a tne aannerchoT Choir, had party Al
t;,r.rd PsrK; the afternoon being eXcse iingly
r,.-ssant a lArgc numDer Of Germans, an unit
fovt,a 40 Ut hls hundred, Wis ted the spO. our
inc the afteraoon. AID engaged with ther
fr'snd, 10 the fes ivitiss Of the occasion.
Aa,ne party wers in the height OF their enjoy
r,sat. auumber " r0ughs forced their way INTO
he rr,n1ds soon after the cry Of pickpoeket
"a. rsi,sd. Ehen the proprietor OF the garden,
a. III htsr, made hi, appearance, and endeaV'
or,d 10 arrest !. party charged with the onence.
rb,s va tue sixnal foT general outbreak, the
rougha numbering some nti' ODD 0aiung N
"a king an attack - the inonensive Germans
A. t5i, age Of the proceeding the aid OF the
,,,Iice "a, invoked, who with the assistance oil
IN. uro ,i,t,r OF the garden, rs d their enor 20
r,,sf the riot and secure the offending parties.
d Eitehter received several slabs in the head
- ra.t. de then ran TO the residence Of Mr.
go "a uho drives for him, and there took shell
The roushs pursued him and made another at
taek On hin. They Gso attacked M. Qreller
AMI inflicted nine severe Won .da on nm Dur
inr the sfray about one dozen persons were
sts,b-d ana were soon alter removed TO differ
ant loo 1lties.
70 kalVss were found on the premises Of
Crs,i P vhieh had been dropped by the SBsaI
ants, the one a .srge Bowie knife, and the other
> dirk kaiis both Of these had blood on thea:
Tha Doi.em " vas also badly wounded and
vas rem we'd 20 place where bis wounds could
tn. ger,oas who were stabbed and injured
nam oerel ia al from six 70 eight. The most In
reuse excitement prevailed q. the time. The
late less OF the our prsveu,ed a % ore extended
account Of tas AFFAIR being secured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
TREASURY OF TIE UNITED STATES

TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,
DIvI5IoN OF NATIONAL BANKS
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1865. \,
IL is hereby certified that the National RAM If
Virginia, OF Richmond, Va, Banking hssr,cia
ton organized under the Act 40 proy;de - 40 a
tlonal Currency, secured by pledge of Tinted
states Bonds. and to provide for the rV cnlstion
and redemption thereof" approved Ju ne a. isSi
havlng complied with the requirement Of section
20 OF said Act, and with the regul, TONS of this
Department made in pursuance ID ereoi, has this
Wo y peea aeslg mated as Depoy tary of Public
virtue oil such desP ma lion wiz. al,o he emnloved
as a Financial Agent of the Government. ~
ur,s o., F. E. SPINNER,
-1 1.y -O--' Treasurer U. s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19

ProyEssos CAIRSEs OF TIE RECONSTRUCTION
~ SorrHsRy Sos, ETT.-1he Belfast Wing OF
Apr. IA, contains an article evidently from the
nan Of Professor Calrnes, Ia which ne points out
20 toe worGng-men Of England aud Ireland that
rh- cl sc Of the war opens an immense territory
10 them. which ~ the moral plague Of slavery
ultT COW sept closed againss their free labor
he writes .,-,-,-
Il. en- Dc soas % the square nile. In ths Adjoin-
log free 81 tea OF the Atlantic coast In them
Osyss r less inviting 20 settsrL the population,
over "a equ area Il eighty'tWo Persjns 70 the
s1uars n e. slavery, and slavery alone, has
Md Lis difference Il has detrSuded not mere
" lie negro birthrght, butJhe superabun.
daut populations Of EUROPE OF land Of une-
ou lea romtse. The wrlng done by it 70 mil
Ions VI tue cd world IL only ie.a than that in
ni,tsd on ths oondsnsn Of the new. When once
4 Il removed and peace i restpled, there will BE-
Q rash u emigrants nom Euro e and TIE North.
sra oga Is - The south.
4 nav youuiation will arise, which not only
viii have 10 quar- oil With the Norsh and Union,
hut v 10 OEe everything 20 them; and which. to
-esher vita il, descendants, viii, In the course
OF a gene alton Tor q Ii great bulk OF the pOpu
lat On Of lie SUI b. Ia this huuan delugs. the
q les Of the oder society will be sub4erg.d
AMI lot. A hon stead act Tor the South would
bring % Virgin a the prosperity Of NeH YORK,
and enable loridA sgd Alabama . count
v7e.ltn All nea with Ohio and Illinois. To
sfsct this cad hers Eill be no need Of eoniSeS.
tiyn Ia tie unclaimed or aband ned SOL Of
ths slave States there are farms Tor millions OF
ireeuea'
Professor c ,irnes writes this in reply 70 those
sym .th zsrs with accession abroad WnO are
now irving 20 gain comfort out Of the belief that
the southern p Ople will for some years 10 come,
N rider each her in guerilla lights. He bows
hat % var has ready oye;throWn be zen
o. twely, thousand great slave-O snera, fJr whose
iasr sls aud AZ whose ,ustigatIon the war be-
"a ,'ani ta1G the us sJciety Wuich will grow
ap IN the SO.tn will have eveTOmotive for 10y.
; ~ % the In on.
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RICHMOND WING,
FRIDAY MoRNtNa.......-MAY 49, 1855.
nnr.rrII-oY FEVER PLOr.

I
Wa raerrsd several days ago to the afro
zion, plot to introduce the yellow fever INTO
81. c,Iies Of the No tn. We learn from 'h'
Ney YORK Tribune that
r.. .vi5snee shows clearly enough the
main features Of the plot, though VIC 80
actor In il, De-. Blackburn, hAs eAcS SoS, -
,,neu.rai" territory. During INC 80 ~. IN.
low lever ei idemie In beruuu 10
Blackburn took passage lot tn1s ', :. NJ
was n Southerner, formerly IeS'i - :,
.,b.z. Mississippi. Alter MS Al i.. :, tno
repasi sevei al yellow lever PS1Is"'. So
H.ra Lon Hotel aud al Ms 0i1''' ..,,a.,.S
~ -. ',.I.,tbpx-includiug large guam
- ,-.,olen clothing which, 10 one case,
~ n. Ia. ordered to be piled upon tue
S.-,l IN order 10 receive The inlectlon-
P'S I, a, franks, d Sent Il 20 the house
Tts,,rd c. swan, 10 be kept by MIN U'i
=. -'-,,or,npi,y offered 70 send It North
1i.-ttfprn himself then lett iOZ HALIFAX
- 60 In IN - the AuthUfi'lvs o.
-, ,bat this in ected clothing vas u
- ON OF Swan, asd they cAused niS AZ
IN the Lreiimlnsry exANllS1iou' tuo o
-. r,rrs appeared. IL Vas Sh0~h sia1
-. 80. Health Of6cer found hess TNnNS "
mai tSs h -1suion erammed full OF clothes
-, bsS Eauli,s.ly been used by yellow ie &c.
tnNS 10, sSau himself testified that
sSr - had dsliysgsG these trunk 70
Or ., Gno,ber witness ssors that Swan hsd
- .lS ,,,-,, he received the ITnRSs 70 70 SEAT
No -, - in oTder 70 communicate The yelios
;,ys srD' Sun another witness sSOFe thal
h,-o b,d LA him he bad delivered the
+,noes 10 swan Tor that purpose, and the
: c'r the service wsrs Tsrioualy stated
=, sSno N The whole, and At else ? month
-. san Was engaged in the businsSs'=
49, BI.sEburn told Swan 10 call on the OF
80. vi tie Confederate Government ioI
Honsv Oas OF ths tguuks was marked
$50 ou-s Hotel, Upper town, Quebec,
- sgsip "cultou House, EHEaEa falls,
Cspads side" Tue EASl';FS's' o. seF~ass
held aVan tor trial.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
RAILROAnS 8 STEAMBOAT!
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
SCHEDULE AND POTOMAC Rail
DnAn EnMpANY

SCHEDULE R.F. AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
ON and after WEDNESDAY II instant the
" Passenger Trains over this TO win be ran
a. follows;
TIE AccOmmodat on Train between Richmond
aud South Anna will be run daily Sunday Z
cepted) leaving Richmond It 3. 50 p. ~; rri-
wing South ma al bO5 P. N. Returning.
will leave nth Anna ~ 40 A. NJ, aud arrive
in re mond at SIS A VI.
The Through Train will be run betw en- Rich
mCnd and hauii toms Crossing, in con ecion
with he Virgin . Central Railroad daily leav
ing Rickm nd from Virginia Central , abroad
Depot Al s Is A. NJ; change cars Hanover
junction and arrive Ham lions Crossing at
Il.3OA N. Returning, will cave Hsmiltous
Crossing az LIS P. NJ. change cars at Hanover
Junction. and arrive in Richmond at7P ~
FreiRhtS until further noti c, wall be carried by
Passenger Trains and to be delivered from and
received at the Virginia Central Railroad De-
pot between the hours If 8 A. NJ. and II NJ.
SAA'L RUTH,
superintendnnt transportation.
OFFICE r., :. h ?. r. R. Co.,
Richmond May II, 1865. myl7-h
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NOTICES 40 TME PUDLTC.
LOST AND STOLEN,

90 OOO REWARD.-Anyp person re.
DASUUU siding IN Nirk mia or elsewhere,
into SnUsJ hands one or more of the valuable
papers listed below may have come will receive
his proportion Of the above reward, by sendlrg
il or them TO my address, through Ada1s' Elk.
press Company, with Instructions 10 receive the
reward on delivery ot 80 bonds
No qusSGonS will be asksd-so the names Of
the parties will not be known.
Messrs. Il. A. Lancaster Il Co., Stock Brokers,
Main street, Messrs. Msury 4 Co., Stock lIs.
kers, near Spotswosd Hotel, and NJ, John Pur.
cell, Stock Broker, viii sEo have the kindness
to act ior lls il tRh matter.
JOHN STEWART,
Once, Franklin street. between 7th and Gih.
Richmond, April 90. Ap2S-tf
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TREASURY CHE UNITED STATS ,
DIVISION NATIONAL b sxs
WASToN Nay 6, 1865.
1t is hereby certathat The FIRST National
e 6s4k of dfSamHsG 9be 4,agsng
q National Currensecur.d bv n D,s p;0 w ue
United States Bondai to provide, for fbs ci 81
culation and redel n tbe,aoTh nrn ~ III
June 3, 1854 havinimplieS With tba p rIa,'a
ments of section 45iaid A., ond ~ ,.tu. ne,
regulations Of this)p.tment mad ~; " ra ene
ance thereof has law been Jesien NJ pdis y.
a Depository Of PuMonevs excenf rece;r,s
from Customs, ART yrrtue of sncb dssinpa
ton will also be erred az n Financial aSam,
of the GoVerD,nens - e'-'
F. E. SPINNER.
myo Treasurer U. 8.
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PERSONAL.

pEKSONAL.-.R Richard Rodd. boiler ma.
4 I6.o ker, who left Richmond, Va, November,
1905, can hear Of ! is wife and children by ad.
dressing letter r IT her to the care of
20 ): CHESTER MORRIS, NJ. D.,
myo-9W 1853 Spruce St, Philadelphia. Pa.
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nMILADELPHIA AND RICH

MOND STEAM SHIP LINE-The elegant
first class steam ship ELLIE KN1GH Capt
GKo. R. GKAHAN viii receive freight for Phila-
del hiA, and will leave on SATURDAY 20th inst
For freight or passage Apply Immediately to
CHRISTIAN 4 LEA
myl7-4s IS Main street.
n Permits to shippers win be granted at the
Custon- House.