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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29
Fur Department

Particular attention has cen given to this stock
and do not hesitate in saying that we have the
largest in the city, ranging from $40 TO sIOo per
set
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

to make quick sales
We return our sincere thanks 10 our friends
and customers for past favors and by close at
tention, increased facilities and low prices hope
to merit an increased amount of patronage.
Our motto shall be: Try to please -
Very Respectfully,
JOHN RoEMER 1 Co.
poyS-d4v-6m
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Fancy Dress Goods
Black and fancy silks, cheap Broche poplins
Chene poplins Raubaix poplin, Plain poglin,
Shepherds plaids, all wool Knickerbocker Win
oriental plaids Persian twills, black and white
mohair, black alpacas, colored alpacas, figured
mohairs brocade mohairs, black figured al
pacas, Empress cloths of all colors figures and
stripes.
French Merinos
In white, orange light, blue, Magenta, and beau.
tiful dark grounds with bright figures, and all
the other colors and shades in plain goods. Black
and fancy thibet cloths and Coburgs, printed
cashmeres bombazines, silk striped and check
mourning prints plain, all wool. Delaines OF all
shades and qualities from so to 75r.
Cloak and Shawl Department
The largest assortment of cloth cloaks in the
city, from IS TO $50.
greatest varieties of styles ever brought to this
market Particular attention of the wholesale
trade is respectfully invited to this stock.
Fur Department
Particular attention has cen given TO this stock,
and do not hesitate in saying that we nave the
largest in the CITY ranging from $40 TO 600 per
set
Bed Blankets
White and cOlored, very cheap; colored and
white cOverlets and quilts.
Black and Fancy Cloths
Sood black, all wool, fine cloth for So 50 per
yard,
Mems Wear
KENTUCKY JEANS,
CASSIMERES, &c,
from 50 cents up.
Flannel Department
Good heavy twilled and plain for SOC.
FANCY SHIFTING FLANNEL
FANCY FRENCH FLANNEL
ROB ROY FLANNELL
EXTRA HEAVY COUNTRY FLANNEL
SAXONY FLANNEL
REAL WELSH FLANNELS
SHAKER FLANNEL,
and many other kinds too numerous to mention,
at very low prices.
500 Ralmorai Skirts
the finest selection ever presented TO the citi'
zens OF Wheeling; good heavy high colored from
g TO $40.
Hosiery and Gloves
The largest and best assortment At greatly re-
duced prices
WOODEN Net Goods
FANCY SHAWLS,
NUBIAS,
HOODS
LEGGINS,
and WHISTLES, of every variety and latest
designs; understands and drawers for ladies and
gents at very reduced prices.
Dress and Cloak Trimmings.
A very large assortment of the latest styles of
ornaments buttons, gimps, cords and tassels, in
sets and otherwise.
White Goods and Embroideries
A full lire OF white goods of all tho different
kinds.
Collars in Sets, &C.,
GOOD LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
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SUNDRIEs,-
y 50 doz Wash-tubs Nos 9 81
50 Painted Buckets
Is q" Wash Boards
200 Broons
barrels Mason's Backing
25 bales Cotton Batting Extra
20 Candlewick
just received by
LIST, MORRISON & co
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;Vs0 THE VOTERS or HRNRIl

eHs0 THE VOTERS or HRNRICO
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In the Dis
patch OF the Goth instant ind . communication
from sA,1, Disabled Soldier urging you 70 .ithhold
i've IN tie Legislature tMr. JOSEPH J. ExoLIsm)
beco"se ne comes within the eonscrpt age; and to
cast your snfirages for Mr.. RoBERT A. MAYO be.
cause ne Is beyond the reach of conscription. Had
Disabled Soldier ;" informed himself, he would
have learned that Mr.. ENULIsn is MT su6jeet tn
conser'pf'o", because of permanent physical disa-
en,.y, Two competent Boards having pronounced
hfm 30. He would also have learned that the Go
vernmeht now gets, and will continue TO receive,
much valuable service of Mr.. ENGLIsH-servicei a-
d.spe"s0ofy nrcesscryfo the cause-seIvce that the
CoVederafe Government would haze by detailing
me- ESGLisn, even though he were able-bodied
ana IN the held. There are certain branches OF
government business that must be looked after by
experts and one important branch is that to which
MI ENGLISH gives his attcntion-and that too,
without neglecting his duties in the Legislature.
MI. ENGLISH, am quite sure, holds no fat Go
VerhIncne contract, nor has he sought I" bomb
proofs IN tho Commissary and Quartermaster's
contrary, he has urged them all to the field, and,
on more than one occasion, has voluntarily taken
Poslt'on oy their sides when danger thre 'tencd.-
If he has had wealth to distribute in prof,lson
he has literally divided with the needy the wages
earned by the sweat OF his brow, and neither sol-
dier nor citizen has appealed in vain to him for
help. Liberal, Just and conscientious in the dis
charge OF his every duty, Mr. ENGLrsH has won tho
respect and esteem of all who know him: and in
his brief Legislative has acquired reputs-
ton for zeal and energy rarely Possessed BY one %
young, Were the choice of Representative left
With soldiers in the field and their families at home
Mr.. ENGLI.Hs friends would not fear the result
Let US all, them rally to his support on Thursday
next. Let IA Disabled Soldier' now that his
objections are removed, join in doing justice to
faithful public servant-let the young and the old,
the rich and the poor-the soldier in the field and
the detail at home, resolve to reward merit as it
deserves let all classes, with one voice. east
united vote for our present worthy representative
J. J. ENGLISH. Do this, fellow-citizens, and You
will hereafter have no cause to regret that you have
taken the advice Of
NH 2l-lt. A SOLDIER IN THE FIELD.
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HEADQUARTERS
FiFrY-sIxTH VIRGINIA RsaIARNr,
March Il, lHHS

March H., lb0Js
To the People II Charlotte and NeckIesSswy
the solicitation Of my fellow-soldiers Of tie Iy.
sixth, Eighteenth and other Virginia regimsots,
respectfully announce myself candidate 70 repro.
sent your district in the Senate Of Virginia Char.
lotte is the county of my nativity, 4eckenbaIg tie
county of my adoption. To the people Of both
am equally bound by common interest, common
sympathy, common association and cQnsmnn 40
the vineyards of peace, and with their soldiers have
CLEANED in the harvest Of war. hear that some Of
the people at home object to the election 81 soldiers
to civil Office. I am aware that, BY statute Of
Virginia, citizen convicted Of an infamous offence
is ineligible to offices Of trust and honor. But can
it be true that, by toing for freedom soldier for.
feits the privileges Of q freeman! Can IL b true
that the uniform of . soldier 10 the livery u
slave! Nor does it follow that, because soldier u
designs Withdrawing from the military service: 1t
will not be my privilege to canyass any part Of The
district army The great subject likely . engage
the attention Of the Legislature 10 the war. "A
citizen, should be governed by every motive 70
promote the interests Of the citisen; and b. per-
sonal experience have learned to know and feel the
wants Of a soldier. Upon the qq tion Of the war
ITSELF can only say am for peaIe; but not that
peace that comes with the "Sardonie grin Of aeath
fscation OF your property. freedom to your aavess
bondage to your children, and . felsn's deeth ior
your treason. But am for the use Of ell the
means hat can hasten and secure an honesable
peace. Unt'l that PEACE comes, / am for war and
the employment OF all the resources Il the country
physical and material, necessary to conquer it.
JOHN b. McPHAIL,-
Major Fify-sixth Virginia regiment.
l3-Sfavf1o
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ITO WILLIAM II. BEVERIDGE. ESQ.
L Sirs We, your fellow-citizens of Monroe Ward,
knowing your high qualifications ability, and the
of the ward and believing, we do, that you will
perform the duties Of the office impartially and
faithfully, do respectfully request that you will allow
us to use your name in the coming election for the
office aforesaid. Very respectfully, -
NH 2l-3t" MANY VOTERS
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EOR HIRE, Tor the balance Of the year,
. lnd,llc-aeed WOMAN, who is good cook
washer and irouer; ne incunlbIaEcc save her hus-
band Apply 70 ROBERT a. PAYNE, Ut Iasm-
ers' Bank 81 Virginia. ,nh 2l-st'
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

NOR HIRE, NEGRO MAN, who is a
most reliable one; been accustomed to driving.
waiting in the house, ends also good gardener.
Apply on Fifth street, second door from Baker.
NH 2l-2.s
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OOLDIERS, SOLDIERS, SOLDIERS,
y TRY COLEHBERRY'S ITCH OINTMENT
Among the many Wntrncnts in use CDLESBER-
RVS has never failed to satisfy those harng used
it, and can be used with the least trouble and With
out any injury to the person, and can be had at
No. Is Governor street. A. COLESBERRY.
NH lS-codl0t>
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n EMOVAL.
III L. HARVEY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCI. .NTS,
65 Cary street, Richmond.
Having removed from our recent cramp posi-
ton, No. Iii Cary street. to the large and con;mo-
dious warehouse Cary street. next door to Mcssrs.
Massie 4 Peasants, We offer services to the
public, and respectfully solicit consgnments of all
kinds. L. HARVEY,
late Of Lynchburg Virginia,
W. H. PARRISH,
late of the firm of Bocock & Parrish, Lynchburg,
Virginia
Mcdaniel & Ir5y. Lynchburg, Virginia.
George Bagby, Richmond.
l.. PEBBLES, Petersburg.
B. c. Flanagan, Charlottesville, Virginia.
fe 22-lm
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WANTED, to so to the country, a
w short distance from the city, a WHITE
WOMAN, to do the COOKING, WASHING and
MILKING for small family; and would also en-
ploy WHITE MAN that is thoroughly acquainted
with FAKMING-eseecally the cultivation OF
For such as viii suit, very liberal compensation
VII be given and constant home secured. For
further particulars, inquire az this Office
NH l3-Gtt
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEW AUCYIONz AND szsgs-~s~nzz-sszs
~ ~ COMMISSION HOUSE.
GAINES FRENCH.
CORNER or THIRTEENTH AND FRANKLIN ErRrErs.
c. j. GAINES, Of the late Arm Of Ed!ing & Co,
and THONASFRENCf, have this day formed co.
partnership. under the name and style of GAINES
& FRENCH. and have taken the store on the cor
ner Of Governor (or Thirteenthl and Franklin
streets, where they intend to conduct a general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE House,
keepers wishing to sell out will find our terms mode
rate. Our regular sales will take place on TUES
DAYS. We respectfully solicit share of the pub
lie patronage. GAINES & FRENCH,
mn l3-6t Auotioneers.
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NJ OTIC r The Farmers Bank of
~ Virginia will REDEEM IT'S CIRCULATION
and that Of it, BRANCHES at the counter of the
Mother Bank, in the city Of Richmond. at the rate
of ONE DOLLAR in COIN for SIX DOLLARS in
NOTES, and ONE DOLLAR for SEVEN Of its
branches J. NJ. GODDIN,
mh 9-eod1m Cashier.
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T AIDES CHEAP SHOE STORE. No.
IL l67 BROAD STREET Il wish to inform the
public that, having secured the services of Mr..
the public with the largest assortment OF LADIES'
SHOES, Of all kinds. consisting Of LADIES' CALF
CONGRESS CATERS, LASTING CATERS !;
BOOTEES, misses and children's. Also, infants and
servants SHOES, at wholesale. All of my own
manufacture.
n Borders thankfully received.
NH l8-3t* C.,DCNHAM.
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LECTION notice..
MAJOR }. b. McPHATT. TyTTv.

M AJOK J. b. McPHAII.. VIrTY.
1xx SIXTH VIRGINIA INYAMTny-n>s-.
We. the undersigned, soldiers fkan ~ -2sS =.
MecklenbufB and Chariotts, do oaunesHSS s1...sss
that you announce y0urseH a Z can6iSsx ~ ~
State Senate from that district. ~ n :. ~
witnessed your galla,tsy on the dad: 81 "a ~
know Of your devotion - our country ~ on,
cause; and ~ an Appreciation - you1 sAi1ify ~
fitness for the position, We promise yoa eur ce1iAl
support and surfaces.
Captain +. ". Nelson, Lieutenant Jas. II. Nooss
Lieutenant J. r. Brooks, Sergeant II. 3. White.
Sergeant ]. H. Pa&illo, more,
Sergeant A. H. Garner. Servant q. u. LnmhwA
Sergeant W. II. Nelson, Sergeant q. A. 1uteg,
Rnvate W. g. Gordon, Sergeant ". II. 1ainsy.
rnvate James Wight,ss Corporal John 4. 1vo61s
Private A. Wilkers0n. Privste %. 4. RjAeat,
Private A. g! Pool, Private ". I. Hasynan,
Private Y. Daniel, Private A. 3. xj6a
fnvate W. H. Collins, PsivaAo g. L. Cli1t6o.
Private Il. T. Morris, Private J. L. WrieAf
rHsate l. !. Collins, Fnvate U. ~. 0oogDA
Prvate 7. p. Robay, Private ". II. 0elssy,
Private c. A. Tharp, Private Q. :. 0paa1G1a9,
Private A. l. Kerson, Private ]. II, Casa,
Private ]. d. Carter, Private Wm. +. Cealiss,
Private VI. H. Clark, Captain @. J. C3ask,
Private R. J. Wood, Leutenant ". II. tfics.
fnrate +. Clark, Lieutenant 4. /. Da1nas
Private r. o. Robertson, Serseanx Wm. yonGsI
Private Z. v. Lane. Private J. r. Beoeh,
Private J. II. F.llan, Lieutenant 8. D. spmeess
Private ". L. Watkins, Privato q. u. Harvey.
Private J. r. Garrison. Private J. d. Dickessou,
Private b. c. Wilks. Private r. L. Evans,
Private J. W. Elan, Private J. n. Davidsoa,
Private J. K johnson, Private G. r. Hudsou,
Qaartcrmaster Sergeant Private E. 7. EoaeA,
L. W. OVERLY, Private T. v. Ford,
Captain John W. Jones, Private u. T. Roberts.
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HAVING TAKEN HALFTHE STORE
IL of George Ruskell, 81 Main street, we propose
keeping large and desirable stock Of GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS Of every descrip.
ton. Also, TOBACCO, CIGARS, LIQUORS, SC.
We earnestly solicit liberal patronage from our
friends and the public generally.
VIM. KIRBY & CO.,
NH lS-3ts 81 Main street.
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HUSTINGS COURT.-It is important
III. to send every man to the field that is under
fofty-fva, ind we can get those over that age to
serve us We advise the citizens to vote for those
competent and over forty-fve years Of age. VIM.
A. WRIGHT will be voted for in Madison Wald
for MAGISTRATE, rs being e. suitable man and
over age. Vote for him.
NH 2l-l.s MADISON WARD.
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NJ NTED, COOk,-a neat tidy ser
w want as COOK,--who is also q good WASHER
ana IkONGR. Apply on Tenth street, left-hand
SIDE, above Leigh. NH 20-2ts
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CTATE ELECTIONS.-Co Commissioners
~ and Super intendcrts of Elections in counties
and military encampmcnts are hereby informed that
copies of the synopsis Of the State lawsrclating to
elections, together with the forms of poll books,
oaths Of officers and returns Of elections required
by law to be prepared by me for distribution, are
now ready for delivery.
Officers must state the number Of persons who
will probably vote ut the places of voting, and de-
signate some person to receive the synopsis and
forms. Application to be made to the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth.
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD,
NH 8-t2OM Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-On and after
MONDAY, 10th instant, the PASSENGER
TRAINS over this road will be run follows:
Leave Richmond at 5:45 A. NJ. and arrive at
South Anna river at A. NJ. Returning, will ar
rive in Richmond at . A. NJ.
In the evening. will leave Richmond at p. N =,
arrive at South Anna river at 5:35 p. n. Return
ing, will arrive in Richmond at 1920 P. NJ On Sum
days, 5:45 A. NJ. train only.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent.
Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company, March 20, 1865. NH 20-3t
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ELECTION NOTICES.
T1ELLOW.CaTIZENS or THE CT

@EKLLOW.CITIZENS OF THE CITY
Il OF RICHMOND,-shalla al your Kepresen.
fatives in the Legislature u virg3nis be selecfsd
from the City Council, Have We not sufficient
talent in the Metropolitan city to select suitable
representatives outside Of the Council. ALI the
prominent candidates now out for election 70 the
Legislature are members Of ths Council, and they
do not propose TO resign. In times like these, one
important position is enough. The hosers Of one
Of them should be sufficient; yet these gentlemen
propose to monopolize ali. The duties Of the next
Legislature will require the undivided time end at.
tention OF our representatives. We need men Of
ability and frmncss. who can, and will, devote
their whole time to the interest Of the city, the
cause in which We engaged, and to the interests
Of the Commonwealth at large. We submit the
names Of the following gentleman suitable can.
didates for the times, and submit them for the
suffrage Of the people:
FOR THE SENATE:
CoLoSEL THOMAS p AUGUST.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES:
COLONEL WYATT NJ ELLIOTT,
- SAMUEL C. TARDY,
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law.
mh 2l-lt MANY VOTERS,
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l. R1C11MOND.-At the urgent solicitation of
many friends announce myself a candidate for
the Office of SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY
GAS WORKS. and respectfully solicit your votes,
pabiiitcs to the faithful discharge of the duties of
the Office should it be your pleasure to elect me- and
respectfully refer you to the manner in which I
have discharged the duties of Assistant Inspector
(which Office the Council have abolished), and
which have held for the last nine years as
guarantee for the future. HUGH SMITH.
NH l5-3Ws
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LNOUND.-A GOAT fonnd damaging
l. inciossd si.rubhery ut No. Iine.n row,
may be had by the ogner upon paying charges
aud securing against similar dspledaticns.
NH 2l-Its
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.-TO
- THE PEOPLE OF THE FIRST DISTRICT:
In compliance with calls made upon me, through
a CANDIDATE for the Office of Commissioner Of the
Board of Public Works for the First District.
I have only to say here that regard it as posi-
ton Of very great responsibility and Importance,
efforts, can be useful to the country at time
when no man is justified in Withholding his utmost
energies from the public service.
W. T. SUTHERL1N.
DASv1LLE, Va, February q, 1865.
NH l-3t2awtde
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GOOD HORSE WANTED.-A good
~ CAVALRY HORSE wanted TODAY An
ply at No. l2l Main street before O'Clock.
NH pl-lts
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mo THE VOTERS OF HENRICO
l. COUNTY.-On Thursday next you will be
called upon to elect REPRESENTATIVE 10 the
HOUSE OF DELEGATES, and we beg to present
toE yonr suftrayes the name of Mr.. EDWARD w.
AYRES, whose business qualifications, and en-
hghtened views will render him worthy represent
tative for old Henrico.
- NH 20-3ts MANY VOTERS
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MET NURSE WANTED.-A re-
w spectacle woman, with a fresh breast, as
wet nurse. Apply OH Tenth street, above Leigh,
first house iett-hand side. lnh 2O-2ts
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EDITOR DISPATCH: Please say to
~ my fsllow-citizcns that am not a candidate
for seat in the Legislature.
NH 2l-lts p IT STARKE
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, No. l
w NURSE without incuinbrance. Apply on
the north side of Main street, one door below Sc.
cond. NH 2l-2ts
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NOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
II FROM RICHMOND CITY.-Now that Mr..
Wyndham Robertson declines re-election-having
removed from the cltY-the following ticket will be
supported by the voters at home as we'll as those
in the army.
FOR THE HOUSE DELEGATES:
DAVID I. BURR,
DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
RICHARD +. WALKER.
NH l3- eOd3ts
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ID ICHARD LOGAN is a candidate for
y reelection to the SENATE OF VIRGINIA
from the HALIFAX district. MANY VOTERS.
NH 2l-3ts
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DOR TIL E LEG1SLATURE.-In
II these times it we'll behooves every one b No.
lect good, discreet mar1 to represent them ia tho
Legislature. 1 nominate SAMUEL G. TARDYs
ESQ "a gentleman whose interests are enereIycon-
fined to Richmond; and with his fine business
qualities and executive abilities, will make hun
representative worthy Of the city.
NH lS-3ts. HEN0lCO.
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EIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
Il The above SUM wanted. secured on a valua-
Die farm, twenty-five miles from Richmond, for one
war. Address box 2'5, Richmond post-olfice.
NH 2i-3ts
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rTVO THE VOTERS OF THE TWEEN.
TY-SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF CARO-
LINE AND SPOTSYLVANIA.-I respectfully an
nounce myself rs a candidate for reelection to
seat in the Senate of Virginia.
NH 4-2taw4ts VIM. y. QUESENBERRY.
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4 GENTLEMAN, of known respecta.
IA bility, who will leave the Corfcderacy in .
very short time for Europe, is wiling TO transact
any kind Of business there and elsewhere for other
parties. Apply Immediately to EUROPE, oox loS
Richmond post-oflice, or Dispatch Office.
min 2l--lts
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INJECTION NOTICE.-TO THE
~ VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK
AND CITY OF PORTSNOUTII-At the rsquest
of my friends, offer myself ~ q CANDIDATE for
seat in the HOUSE OF DELEGATES Of tho
next General Assembly Of Virsinis, and respectfully
solicit the SURFACES Of the voters, soldiers and "
zens. at the approaching election.
NH lH-5ts A. D. WAITE.
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w ANTED, by RETIRED SOL
w DER, clerk in one OF the Government De-
parlments, board in private family. viii give his
ration as part pay, or will pay all in money. Ad-
dress REL RED SOLDIER, through post-oiiice.
NH 2O-3ts
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VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD

VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD
Mr.. JOHN C. PAGE. JR., at the request Of
many citizens, has consented to be q candidate for
the position Of ALDERMAN Of our ward. He is
too we'll known to require reference to long life
of sterling integrity. patriot in every sense The
army loses not soldier by his election. while our
Ward aud the MasisteriI Bench will gain valua-
BILE auxiliary NH 20-tde
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WANTED, an OVERSEER on a farm
w near Danvlle, Virginia. Applicant must
be young man, entirely exempt from military
duty, and have best recommendations for honesty
ana industix. For such one liberal salary
vii. be paid. Apply to N. NJ. NOKFLEET & CO.,
Main ana Thirteenth streets.
FOR SALE, fine CAVALRY or FAMILY
EORcE NH l8-3t
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Tor SALE, a Emo GOLD WATCH.
Il in perfect running order, Robert Rrstel
maker, Liverpool. Small, and suitable f'r iaiy -
Price. a.. 500 Inquire Of J. w. g., Medical l1ar-
veyor's office Foastasa,th street. NH ta--at'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-21

i benson. Esq, will be voted for at the en-
suing election for MAGISTRATE OF MONROE
WARD. He will please signify lis willingness to
serve. Election Day, Wednesday,, 5th Of April;
NH l5-tdc MANY VOTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-21

rTVO MANY VOTERS OF MONROE
WARD.-Having seen my name announced
city, r hereby declare myself . candidate. and
should it be the pleasure OF the people TO elect ne,
l will try and discharge the duties Of the on,es
faithfully. Respectfully,
NH l7-tdes +. III. HUI.