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"Stand back stand back p cried the
General to the young man we are man
to man. I'll give the VILLAIN fair play.
By the Eternal I have you now !" and he
threw his antagonist over apparently life
less.
"Are'you hurt, my boy 7" asked the
General. "And you, too, Ned ?-Where's
Ned?
"Here, massa p replied the boy, pulling
up the road. "My robber coward-he run
he he he golIy; save one, massa
save one, en- de young gentlemen save
one-he! he he -
All this occurred in less time than it
takes to record it.
"But you, General, are you hurt ?"
"No; nothing but few bruises, thank
God But, look there enc of them is
stirring. You, Sir, and Ned, pinion his
hands, while l examine the others"
None Of them were found dead. Two
were only stunned, and the third had re-
ceiVed pistol shot through the shoulder
and was crouching in alright. They were
all soon pinioned, and a council was held,
when it was determined to disarn the three
scOundrels, and let them 60, rather than
be detained on the road. No further in.
cidents befel our travellers during their
jaunt.
On their separation in Tennessee the
General gave theFyoung man much good
advice. He recounted to him his own
history, and bade him aspire to be good
and useful. The General continued ea,
route for his home in Middle Tennessee
and the young man stopped and settled
in the town of GreenvilIe, Tennessee, as a
journeymau tailor Of his subsequent
career it is needless to speak it is part
of the history of our country.
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large Sale OF Damaged Goods

The executors of the Democratic party
deceased, will offer at public vendue, on
and after this date-the sale to continue
till the entire stock is closed out-the eff
fects, political aD1 personal, ,ofthe following
parties, to wit, namely:
l. "The -honored Democracy"
2. "The Bourbon Democracy"
3. "The Haskins Democracy"
4. "The Democracy of New jersey"
Sealed proposals will be received for the
Democracy of Kentucky.
The large assortment of "time-honored
principles" will be sold in lots to salt
purchasers, it includes:
One set of resolutions that coercion is
unconstitutional. (Badly damaged.)
One set of resolutions that the rebellion
can't be put down VI ct armis. (Played
out last spring.)
One set of resolutions to compromise
with treason. (Worm-eated)
One set of resolutions that "this is an
Abolition war" (Useless to the heirs and
assigns.)
Oue set of resolutions that the war is a
failure. Purchasers Will be paid to take
it away"
One half set of resolutions of thanks &c
the army and navy. Convenient to have
in the house.)
There will also be disposed of, on terms
made known on the day Of sale, the fol-
lowing principles, good as new, having
been but little used:
One resolution approving the policy of
reconstruction. (Impaired by conditions J
One resolution indorsing Andrew John
son as patriot and statesman. (Value
subject to future events.)
One resolution that the Democratic
party is, and always has been, in favor of
the Union, one and indivisible (Not
suitable for a southern market)
One resolution concerning State sove-
rcignty. (This is valuable self-adj djusting
article, capable of expansion or contraction
at the pleasure of the owner.)
One resolution against negro suffrage.
(To revert to the heirs and assigns, ,provi-
ded the negro is found hereafter to vote
their ticket.)
One resolution to tax United States
bonds. (Buncombe.)
One resolution that the soldiers are bully
boys. (Valuable for local purposes only.)
The attention of persons about emigra-
ting to Mexico and other cheerful foreign
parts, is especially directed to miscella-
neous lot of principles, which the execu-
tors are authorized to warrant to ft any
form of government, whether based on
the divine right of negro-driving and
miscegenation, or admitting a visible ad-
mixtnre of negro blood to the ballot.
N. B. Sale positive, and without refer
auce to the meeting of Congress, as the
executors must make room for fresh
supply of principles, ordered for the use
aud benefit of the heirs and assigns of the
Democratic party, deceased, from their
former market-the reconstructed states.
Cincinnati Commercial.
A poor emaciated Irishmau having
1
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DAN BAKER,

DENsION, BOUNTY and WAR CLAIM AGENCY
Pensions procured for Soldiers Of the present
War who are disabled by reason of wounds received
or disease contracted while in the service ofthe United
States and PENSIONS bounty, and arrears of pay OBJ
been killed while in service. All letters Of inquiry
promptly answered and receipt by mail OF a state
ment of the case of claimant will forward the ne
oessarv papers fer their signature Fees in Pension
cases as ixed by law Refers to Hons Isaac Benson,
A g. Olmsted John S. Mann, and F. W. kuoS, ESQ
DAN BAKER,
JuneS 81 Claim Agent, Coudersport Pa
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nEAI. ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT
X, Land Bought and Sold, Taxes paid and Titles
Investigated Insures property against tire in The best
companies in the Country. and Persons against Acct
dents in the Travellers Insurance Company Of Hart
ford. Business transacted PROMPTLY 1923
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INHN . MANN.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
\ Coudersport, Pa, will attend the several Courts
IN Potter Cameron and Mexican counties. AL bus
mesa entrusted TO his care will receive prompt aten
tion Office on Main street, in residence
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL.

II F. GLASSMIRE, PRoPRIFToR, Corner of Main
II, and Second streets, Coudersport Potter Co Pa.
Livery Stable is also kept in connection with this
UOtel Daily Stages to and from the Railroads.
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A poor emaeiated Irishuau having
called in physician as q forlorn hope
the latter spread huge mustard plaster
and clapped it on the poor fellow. Pat
said doctor, dear, it's dale of mustard
for so little mate p
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MILLER d NEcALARNEY,

A TORN EYS-AT LAW, HARRISBURG, Penna.-
n Agents for the Collection of Claims against the
Cnited states and State Governments such Pensions
Bounty, Arrears of Pay &cAddrcss Box 95 harrisburg
" H MILLER ). C. MALARNET
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c. y. q T.. A. JONES.

I YERCHANTS-Deale in Drugs Medicines Paints
vi Oils, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods
Groceries, &c, Main Street, COudersport, Pa
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ISAAC BENSON.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, Couder~port, Pa, will
n attend 10 all business entrusted TO him with care
aud promptness Attends Courts Of adjoining coun-
ties Office on Second street near the Aegany bridge
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COILENS SygITH,

1TERCHANT-Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries
VI Provisions, Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery
and all Goods usually found in country store moi
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+. w. KNOX.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Coujersport, Pa, will attend the Courts in Pot
ter and the adjoining cOuutes
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MARREE YARD.

1HE subscriber desires to inform the citizens of Pot
i ter that he can supply them with all kinds OF
Marble work, az cheap and good as it can be had
anv place in the country. MONUMENTS and TOMB
STONES of all kinds furnished on short notice.
Coudersport, teb1365ly G. BREUNLE
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III. j. OINSTFD,

HARDWARE Merchant and Dealer in Stoves.
Ii Tin and Sheet Iron VI are. Main street, Couder
sport, Penr'a Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made to
order in good style, on short notice.
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Icg@ The following address was delivered
by Nj. J.W. ALLEN at the Teachers Institute
at Ulysses, Dec. l, 1865, and by it requested
for publication I
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- a SVFRRTNS a d..

1TERCHANTS-Deale in Dry Goods, Fancy
vi Goods, Groceries. Provisions, Flour Feed, Pork
and everything usually kept in good country store
Produce bought and sold 1923
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
y Coudersport, Pa will attend to all business en-
trusted his with promptness and fidelity Office
IN the second storey Of the OImsted Block
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&. n. SIMMONS.

CHANT-WELLsYILLE n. Y, Whole
vi sale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Fancy and
APPLE Goods Clothing Ladies DressGoods, Groceries,
Flour, Feed, sc, Retailers supplied on liberal terms
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ID. T.. OLMSTED.

\ JERCHANT-Deaer in Dry Goods, Ready made
Pork, Provisions &c, Main street COudersport, Pa
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BUSINESS NOTICES
II. A. DRAKE. VI. D..

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, offers his services to
the citizens of this place and vicinity and desires
70 inform them that he will promptly respond to all
calls for professional services Office on Main street.
over G. f Mannings Jewery Store Residence nearly
opposite the office of the Fox & Ross Estate.-ll2o
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Pnffer InmrnnI Ioh-Onicn-

HAVING lately added q fine new assortment of
IL JOBTYPE to our already large assortment,
we are now prepared to do all kinds of work. cheaply
and with taste and neatness. Orders solicited.
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Eree and ACCENTED Ancient YorI. Masons

T7ULALIA LODGE, No. 342 F. A. NJ Stated
IA Meetings on the 3rd and 18th Wednesdays OF Zach
month Hall, in the Sd Story of the Omsted Block.
NJ w .McALARHEY, Sec. DC.LARRABEh, " M
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ga Subscribe for Jour own County
papsI-and pay foE il
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= % nAI' IRAN ----------- 1912 A. "
Erie Express Train 8.5os
- passenger cars run through the Erie Mail and
Philadelphia and Erie "een
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NEW YORK CONNECTION,

Leave New York at 500 P. NJ arrive at Erie 81 Az
Leave Erie at 155 NJ, arrive at New York Is P n
hOCHANGE Of CARS BETWEEN ERIE g. NEW YORK
HLEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Night train.
r OF Information respecting Passenger business, y
Ply At Corner OF 3Oth aud Market streets PbIadelnbi,
NuG Ior Freight business of the Company's Agent:
Philadelphia, w. 10'" anD market streets
WI Reynolds, Erie
M u BH5oown, Ho, Agent, ". c. r R, Baltimore.
W GwINNER Gensr.I 49,, = ~, ~. a4aaa.
+1h'''' GENERA SuP't, WInisnrsport
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1865
M h KW~
ASUD 1900
Philadelphia s Erie Railroad.

This great line traverses the Northern and North
west counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie
on lake Erie. 1t has been leased and is operated bv
'he PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoMPANY
Time Of passenger trains at EMPORIIrM
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED BY
n. w. McALARNEY, Proprietor.

serests grorlture the advancement of Education
Ald the best coed OF Potter county Owning guide
except that of Principle it will endeavor to aid in th
work Of more fully Freedomzing our Country,
BB Advertisements inserted at the following rates
except where special bargains are made, A"square
ts o lines of Brewer or Of Nonpareil types
l square, l insertion oO
] square, 2 or 3 insertOn5----- -,----- Z W W
Each subsequent insertion less thah ID ~ ~
Blu mess Cards year ------ D w
Admin strator's or Executors Notices. W
Special and Editorial Notices per line 20
kT-Au transient advertisements must be paid in
advance and no notice will be taken of advertisements
from distance, unless they are accompanied by the
money or satisfactory reference.
SrJob Work, of all kinds executed with neatnes;
and despatch.
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LEAVE EASTWARD.
LEAVE WESTWARD,

Eric Mail Train .-..- mo =,
HIie 1APIess lFaln---------- P. NJ
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KS Advertisements inserted at the following rates
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OFNCLAL.
TO HOLDERS AND OWN.

~ Frs OF FOUR PER CENT. REGISTERED
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER AcT OF February
IL, IsGi.--No,iee is hereby given to holders am
owners OF four per cent. registered bcrds, Issaea
under act Of February II 1864. tha. the interest due
ON the same n l>t Jrfisy, H&j, viii Dc PAID upon
presentation Of The bonds, st any time after Isl
proxiino 10 The Treasurer Assi slant Ireasurers Or
Pay Deposiaries named below II IS '!nprteNcao'e
to prcrsrc schedules fo tie payren. OF interest on
thase bonds, as the ruulbcr and amount OF those
SURRENDERED in payment Of taxes have not been yet
aSccrtained. q. \. TRENilOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer, Ri h,nond, Virginia.
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, South Carolina
Assistant Treasurer, Mobile, Alabama.
Depository, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Depository, Savannah. Georgia.
Depository, Tallahassee, Florida.
Depository, Montgomery. Alahama~
Depository, Columbus, Mississippi.
,pepositary, Marshall. Texas de lG-eod2m
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RIctIMnNn. VA. NnyemLer a8. 1851

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RrcfIMoSp, VA, November %, 1864. J
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
y HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF CERTIFI-
Gates OF STOCK AND COUPON BONDS, issued
under the act Of August 10. 1861, redccmabe after
the Ist day of January, 1865 to present the same
for payment on the SECOND DAY OF JANUARY
NEXT, or at any time thereafter, to the Treasurer
OF the Confederate States, one Of the Assistant
Ircas,rers Of the Confederate States, OF Pay De-
poSi;a-y eff the Confederate States, funds having
been placed in the hands OF said agents tor tho lur
pose Of rcdeemine such stock aud coupon bonds
No interes: will he allowed: s,,h stock and
pom bonds after January lst, lSSj.
e. A. TRENHOLM,
de 7---cod2m Secretary of Treasury.
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AAioa's C0rRr, YESTERDAY William
Rockingham, drunk and disorderly in
the street, was held to security for bis
good behavior.
Dick, slave Of Jane Donlcy; Harry.
lave Of William Fnrcron John, slave ii
ehn Goode; and Tom, slave Of James
CENTRE, all Chesterfield negroes, were
1tdered to be whipped for stealing hog,
ya1ned at fifteen dollars in gold, the pro-
perty Of sosae person unknown. Watch.
man Fromer caught these negroes about
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MARROW EscArE.-Ycste1day morning,
q white woman, living on the line of the
canal, between Myers and the Armory
bridges, while stopping down to draw a
bucket of water from the canal, slipped
and fell headforcmost into the water
Turning a sumcrsault. when she arose
she was near the middle OF the canal and
had it not been for the efforts CT q negro
boatman who happened to be near by,
she would doubtless have been drowned
The aforesaid negro sprang in and wadcd
out till nearly up to his arm-pits before
he was enabled to reach the shivcring
and half-dcad woman.
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JUDcE LYoNs's CouRT.-On Saturday,
the argument for a new trial in the case
Of Thomas II. S. Boyd, convicted Of an
attempt at forgery and sentenced to
twelve months Imprisonment, was heard
aud decided adversely to by the Judge.
A writ Of ha1eas corpus was awarded
Theophilus Thompson, made returnable
on Monday.
The hobeas corpus case Of Ferdinand
Hettrick, claiming exemption from mill
tia service by reason Of being an undomi
ciled foreigner, was heard, and the Judge
gave his decision in favor Of the pcti.
ti0ncr, and he was thereupon discharged.
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CONVICTION AND PARDoS.-Thc only
business Of public interest disposed Of
in Judge Lyons's Court on yesterday was
the trial of Joshua Owings, indicted for
grand larceny. After examination OF
witnesses and argument Of counsel. the
case was placed in the hands of the jury,
who brought in verdict of guilty, and
assessed his punishment at one years
confinement in the penitentiary.
Before the removal of the prisoner
from the courtroom to jail, Governor
Smith granted him a pardon, conditioned
upon his forthwith joining the army.
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New MUs;C.-J: ". Davies C Sons
booksellers and publishers, send us two
excellent rcpublica;ions: "The Ever
green Waltz" and Rainbow schot-
tische." Also, q very sweet and favorite
song "There's Music in the Air.
They publish, too, the excellent camp
and frcside song: "You Can Never Win
Us Back "-already we'll known and
much called for.
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CONTRACTS WILL BE GIVEN AT
I THE RICHMOND ARSENAL. for the fol-
lowing stores, for Il part thereof. Proposals,
stating terms, &c, invited:
50,t00 SETS Infantry Accoutcclnents, in
gliding Cart Box, Cartridge
Box Belt, Waist-Bcit, Cap-Pouch.
$4,000 Gun Sings.
10000 Carline Sings.
5000 Sabre Belts.
1000 Gun Wirc.s.
5000 BAL Screws.
10000 Cavalry Saddles.
33.GNJ ini,!.cs and il tiers.
2!,Ht} Saddle B)Ani,e,s.
li,Nd CiliTy-co;ut~.
lJ,t'oD Horse BRUSHES.
500, 700 p3uutis Iosac>hoc1.
3o,009 pounds Horseshoe Nails.
5000 pairs Spurs.
l,0"o Gallons Alcohol.
2,0Go gallons Linsecd OIL.
loco gallons Machine Oil.
leo 0G1 feet Seasoned Pine.
2UO,0U0 feet Seasoned Poplar.
5000 feet Seasoned Walnut.
1913 G93 yards Duck.
500, eco yards OSnaburgs
5000 feet Seasoned Maple.
2j,9;io feet Seasoned II.
$500 POUNDS Yellow Ocl.re.
The articles are TO be equal in every respect to the
specimens at the Arsenal. Contractors will be
performance of the contract and for deliveries
within the time specified. All deficiencies will be
supplied a: the expense OF tie contractor
" l.. BROUN,
Lieutcnant-Colonci Commanding.
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Treasury DEFAETaENT,
CoSsEDEa ATE STATES or AMERrCt,
EiCHNoNn, October II, 1861. J

NON-TANA3 II BONDS, FIVE.
= Observation-Disclosures IotN.--SALE con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. applications having been
lladc fox boGdsa the cs;aU.i red price cl han
jrtd and tisirytiv dollars and interest, under err
.u!nsIanccs thai cn:.tle Them t. favorable ecsidor-
,ti0h It has been determined 70 continue the sale
1t the above price Until ithe: notice.
agents for the sale o. these !o::ds are instructed
to actn accordance Hii this order: and The att.n-
tor Of dslursng officers oI til: G0~c,rrcHt llc-
-;c;llafly called to it. c. \. TRENHOLM,
il 2-.s Sc"j.ftrv a he 4 te7-iry.
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ARRIVAL OF PRIsoSERs.-Forty odd
Yankee prisoners, captured near Peters
burg day or two since, reached this
city yesterday and were committed to
Libby prison.
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two o'clock yesterday morning in an old
lot in rear Of the Mansion House, on
Main street, in the act Of carrying off a
dead hog, which, upon Investigation. he
ascertained they had tolled for certain
distance and thon thrown moose over It's
neck. choking it to death. In room in
the Hei.hbofhood, octupied by the &C
cuscd, large lot Of corn and some half
picked chickens were also found.
Three !lasiy muIatto girls, named Ca
Uterine, slave Of Ann Fox; Fanny, slave
OF Harry Wyatt; and Emma, slave of
Kitty Warrington charged with riotous
conduct and drunkenness in the street,
were ordered ten lashes each. When
the Mayor announced his decision they
all three burst into tears, and for some
time their weeping and wai!ing excited
the attention of the spectators present.
The continued case against Sam, slave
Of John Gamble, and Dick, slave of
Michael Hart, charged with breaking
into the house of Thomas Kennedy, in
the night time, and stealing three hun
dred dollars worth Of wearing apparel
and crockerywarc, was taken up, when,
the evidence still being insufficient to
warrant their conviction, they were dis
charged.
Catherine, slave of Ann Anderson, was
rclnandcd for examination before the
Hastings Court on the charge OF rc
| ceiying one barrel of flour, six hundred
pounds of corncd beef and a turkey,
which had been stolen from r. W. Oil
vcr's stcre-roon, she we'll knowing that
| the articles were stolen.
John Brown, huckstcr in the First
Market, was fined fifty dollars for pur
chasing turkeys and other fowls in the
city to sell again, in violation Of the
ordinance. The poultry was also con-
| fiscatcd.
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Z OANS on TIE &HCUETEN or TIE
1--WE HUNDRED a:iLtGUsf SIX TEH
INT NDN-JkxABi.E BOMBS, CNrEN TU&
&hNENTtI SECTION OF YIIEI EUREFNtX
LAW.-Deposits cal wiz be ra5eiv,I by tie
Treasurer III this city, Assistant Treasures al
UbaT,e..on and Mobile, and the De9oGtares IL
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, }nggstN Stvan-
nah ana Nor teomery, and cngthcates VIII /. .suei
the same, teariag irtercS. the u pr
cent. Per annu;n. and secured hy The hypot:ecatoH
# an arnounl CT the above bonds 'e:ual to the gm
Of these loans. The bonGs 10 be yet apart Jy the
Treasurer, ard the proceeds whcH -gl6. applied *
cusivsy 10 he payment o! TIE said orft;iicatts
The security ARK. CONVENIENCE asJG led to tlrks
md other corpora t,ons ana 70 the public generally.
by this mode CT temporary investment, and IL" -!
feet OF TIE measure. it generally adoycd, Il keep
ing the currency w.hia moderate bounds, It Is 0fci
viii commend il 10 the fYCr,,hla consideration Il ia
community and secure their prom IT cooper ton n
carrying it into effect. G.. =. IRl4S HOLM,
ia It's Secretary II the Irs.1sur?.
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M INDOW GLASS. - Three plates.
wv About twenty by forty; tlrfy-nne panes,
..Igs s'<.s, assorted; dits-seven 1an.s, tsn BIZ
r., ff.r sale isy s. III. OWENS son. Ih,.feen..,
street. beaw:.A Nam and Cary Alsn, thirty square
y"'as u oiArtIAfH r dc a9--coa3t.
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RICHMOND ANn D.SsiLs1 RnIRaApl
sufEas& fTSDnSrs CFsrcE.
January =, 1865.
OIICE-cn and after MONDAY.
!. January "a the through Passenger Train OF.
.fiia taad~ie'sinf ut - oe.ocl.-s-iii be li4oon-
tnuea uIisi IGilher MOTIFS.
JAMES II. LESTER,
j. %-os Ticket AGENT
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F5VHE RICHMONDER ANZEIGER.
Z printed in German, offers great advantages as
al advertising sheet, being sie only German news
paper now published in, tho Cont'derecy, enjoying,
as il does, large circulation among German cit-
ZeIis and residents.
IT is ire intention Of the present editor and pro-
prietor to enlarge the sheet that it may III this
respect, COMPARE with the largest German paper
published Ill America; and, through its agents, to
increase its circulation in the Southern Cities and
he nestly ocits the patronage OF the puolic III
behalf OF his enterprise.
Advertisements viii be inserted either in Ger
man or En- Esn.
Published at Richmond, Vlginia, daily and
weekly.
Office on Broad street, between Tenth and Ele-
venth q. A. "AtiACE,
de Its Editor and Proprietor.