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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

GrN. JONES. W" had ne pleasure
!" visit from Gen. jones of Dubuque
last week. He is the same genial and
interesting gentleman of f,rner days,
with high hopes ~ to the future Of our
country, putting unlimited confidence
~ the rir:wa and intelligence of the
people. All he men that have repre-
scented our State IN the Federal Con-
g'ess during the last four years
have dove infinitely les to pro
mote its prosperity than did he alone in
The same length of time. lie is pat
riot whose love Of country does not
center in hostility to Some other sec
ton Of The country than his own.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16
CONCENTRATED colPoUE

My Extract sarsapara Is Blood Purifier my Extract
6uchu Is Diuretic, and viii act euch In all cases.
Both are prepared On purely scientific princples-ta
cdcuo-snd the most active Of either that
can DO made. ready and conclusive test will be com.
rarson of their properties with those forth Tho fol-
lowing works:
See Dispersatory Of the United States.
See Professor DEVICES valuable work. On the Practice
Of physc.
See remarks made by the celebrated Dr. PHYsIc, PtiIa
See remarks made By Dr.. EruEAIN MCDOWELL, cello
brated Physician and Member Of tho Royal College
Surgeons, Ireland and published in the Transactions Of
the King and Quoons Journal.
See MeiicoChirurgical Review, published by BENJ's
TRAvERs, Fellow OF the Royal College of Surgeons.
See most OF the late standard works on Medicine.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

PErnoLsuM'-We observe from the
North Town Times that company has
been organized TO explore and develop the
oil region, in Crawford CO, Wis, recent
II discover The surface inIical:ons
sre said 20 he exceedingly promising
and to extend owe. g 'orge section olcoun-
try known az copper creetS, srore coal
is rlso supposed to exist in large quanti-
tes in that region The character Of
those organizing the company IS sure
guaranty against humbuggery. beng
prac'icea upoa 8 c:edulous public. We
will try and keep cur readers posted in
the Developments Il the enterprise as
it progresses,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

Attention is called to the reccnt
cha' &c in the advertisement of Cowan.
SchelIeoger & Gage, now C wan,
SchelIenger & Go. Mr.. Horace Gage
retires from the firm and John w
Cowan is re-admitted. With the
chauge in the firm other chan ges are
being made, the most important being
a large stock Of summe: goods on the
way, and a great reduction in prices.
They are selling fair article Of brosn
sugar Tbs to the dollar. They are
are also aiding Glass, Oils, and a
host Of other new articles to their bus
mess. People trading with them al
ways get the worth of their money
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

MELopEoNs.- Persons in this or
adjoining counties desiring Melodoou
Of superior tone and finish need not &c
Beyond our own county .oprocure it.
Mr.. j. Hazledinc of Howard Center is
now engaged in the ma nufacture at
that place, and will give better toned
Instrument and at less price than Can
be bought for, within or without the
State.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

New Freight AGENT. Mr.. A. d
Wright we'll and favorab!y known to
this community through his efficient
clerkship in the forwarding house Of
Bass g. Elraandorf has b en- appointed
freight and ticketagent of the McGreg-
or Western Railway at Ossian. With
Mr.. Wright in the Office the public
may rest assured that their wants and
,nterests will be fully anticipated. No
better appointment could have been
made.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

Social Horse. II. w >od- gives
cotillion party at Howard Center on
Monday evening July 3rd. and R. j
Carey at this place on the evening of the
4th' They are too we'll known to need
any commentator from US, however
much they deserve it.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

Thomas P. Davies Esq, left today
for q summers trip to Europe. It's his
intention to be absent about three
months. Hia mission is in part to Wis.
it the home Of his youth, and in part to
represent to the yeomanry Of that coun-
try the merits of this as they exist
We wish him unbounded Joy and sue.
cess and safe return.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

Attention is called to the card of
j. I. Don.hugh in another place in
this paper. His loss is hoavy and he
offers handsome reward. Whoever
has the memorandum should restore it
to the Captain, for we doubt not it has
been found by some person.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

itilltf'NtSS. IL ttf GDiNG.ht
The veil E-orn Dr.. Mort say9 Of these p.ls:"I have
used he formula from which your Pills made in my
practice for over II years hey have the finest effect
the Liver and Digestive Organs Of any medicine IN lie
world ard the most perfect PuEHt.Te wfeh has ever
vet Seen made by anybody. They sic and pleasant
10 take nut powerful cure. The penetrating proper
ties stimulate the vital activities Of tha body TIE
ohscuctons Gift organs purify the blood ana eHpel dis
ease, They purge the foul h0mors which breed aud
grow distemrer, stimulate sluggish dsorderad organs
irto their natural actions, a.d nrart healthy tone t
strength 10 the VII lie sEs!en. Not only DO they cure -h0
evcry cay corap aut1 Of everybody nut also fo5obie
nd dangerous 1seases and being purely Vegetable are
free from any ri5i or harm
They pure blood a.li remove all mnurtieP from
the system lence are positive cure for
Toyars, Hoadac1o, Piles EsrcuGai
Diseases ard Vo' eduary Humorg'
Dose " adults one plia the morning, for Children
underS years h3Ifa Pin.
Price Nnc D9'Iar per- Boz. Trade suppEisd
or sent hy AiasL post paid. 10 anp part Of tie
United States or Cancdds on receipt Of price.
None Genuine acjthout tie fac anlile sigma
turc of 7. Mot albeit, a. y
IL 2Sv6lgl F.NOTF TALBOT g. Co.,
No. So Fulton S., New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

The B ard Of Supervisors at their
session bel, Last = week appointed
Charles s. Thurbor 10 Tic Office o. 1her-
iffin place Of Pr. SaArlc9 resi3ocl;
and Darius 0. Preston to the .ohi3e Of
County Judge in place If s. ". Scely
resigned. These aro selections emf
.ncntly IT. tc be made"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

SPECIAL AsSoCEGslSET.
Z. s II. r. ANT1I0Nz G. co
Manufacturers Ct photographic Eratsria!a
wHoLE52-s EsrA:L,
E1l BROADWAY, II. Y.
II aAtaa to eur main business Of PHOTOGRAPHIC MA.
i-luLS, we Gra Headquarters Tor .ha foil wing.
STEGECGGCPES {. STEREOsGJp. C vIaws,
o. 'Eo rava ncns, .ant Including War Saenea
AMERICAN tcrvEl ,es and handicapped t:rorpa Sstunry
hbltoa oa catalogue vii b, seat any address recop,
&tE-fP.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
We the i 70 ntgodn"6 these into Ua!tad States
and fracture quantit great variety rarr.
lag in price from $50 each BIS have ths
Tenrt"on g." being sup"Fier in besuy ard durability any
e!:Fs They VII es 4Ft by nail tKEE receipt ofpriee.
CARD pHOTOGgAPHs
Oar Catslcgus embraces FiF. THCUSAND S!Esr
eE srtess - which aiGit c,nssr;ly being mas.
.tf att Of f.ulHeut 4 n TtoSAa e.c. viz: about
ltv -Iaiotcu 100 iia.t- folcne ESQ Statesmen,
g. 81. oyasr-, 2:9 Other 1t,Ge;s iS9 D!vinoa, =
5000 Copiss .: Works # Art
!ncnohE retodtons Of the celebrated Fngfsvings
Paintings tatues Catalogues receipt Of Stan
Nled on tho receipt Of 81 S., EDd seat by mail
4ot7 iaphes and others ordering .oodl O. D. viii pleas
T: twenty Eve CCn Of tn with hoir order.
ES The prices AID quality Of goods s to sstky
9. dsTs ies<t ASs@s 0r IS Iis.a,s. rs C,sts f~ o
fse'srss, e!.os'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

We have received from the publishers
advance sheets of a book from the pen
Of Alert d Richardson, Tribune Cor
respondent entitled THE FIELD, he
DUNGEON, and the EscArG" 1t will
with moro than ordinary interest de-
tail many of the events Of the war.
Our space does not permit the use Of
any extracts this week. 1t is issue
by the American Publishing Company
Hartford Conn, who desire agents for
every town in the United Sta ties.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16
Local Column.

Prof Carpenter, with his entire family viii
give Musical Concert ut C!elnmer's Fl al
this evening He comes highly con mended
by tho press of Iowa, Wisconsin and Mime
sofa. Let us give him n full house. Admit
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

An EDlTon 10 SET. T. r. Brown
Tour Tom Que of the bess boys liying)
broke loose from his position here on
"Wednesday morning TO spend few days
with his patcrnnI relative, now on q
visit to Greene County Wisconsin. May
the Protecting Angel vouchsafe a.watch.
ful guidance over his steps, through the
,aeanieriog ways Of the city at the
terminus Of the Meg. II. Railway.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-16

THE GLoRloUs FoURTH.-Completr
arrangements have been made to eel e.
drate the coming anniversary of Amer
lean Independence at this place. We
have not space for full programme this
week, but will give it in our next No
pains will be spared to make it the
grandest affair Of thSt kind held in the
county. In the evening there will be
asplendid display Of e-works.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
WHEAT AND FLOUR TRADE.

The Wheat Year in Virginia ends with the
SOth Of June as convenient dividing period be.
tween the delivery of the old crop nd the frs.
appearance Of the new. For the last two years
owing 10 the frequent Interruptions of business,
impressments, and the general confusion growing
out of the war, no statistics of the receipts. in.
spections, ETC., were preserved This hiatus will
compel Us to take fresh start in the compile.
tons of tabular exhibits Of the extent of the
trade. Il is believed, however, that for two or
three years, the wheat and -four trade of Rich.
mond will be very light and that 1t will not re.
cover Its former magnitude within the present
decade. The largest fOuriny mills (Messr,. War.
rick d Barksdae's) were destroyed by Ire on the
fatal 81 of April, but we have the Haxsll mills
which are being put in complete grinding order
The Gallego Mills will be rebuilt, but it il not
probable that the buildings can be completed and
made ready for milling operations within ten
months from this time. The quantity of wheat
to come TO Richmond during the year commencing
to-day, will be very small compared with the re-.
ceipts of former years. We have no data to
make any estimate Of the quantity. Oar opinion
is that Northern -four will lind market in Rich.
mond during the next twelve months.
AS a matter Of interest to large number of
readers who are not familiar with the extent of
the Wheat and Flour trade of Richmond, before
the war, we pub ish the following tables:
Receipts of Wheat at Richmond for six years ;.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
IMMIGRATION SCHEMES.

The impression has got abroad that the yir-
ginia Legislature recently 10 session in this city
manife ted a feeling Of hostility towards the i'm.
migration Of Northern families because the bill
20 incorporate the Virginia immigration and
Land Company was defeated. No such feeling
was eyin,ei by the gentlemen composing the
Leg stature. They rejected the bill referred
to because II proposed TO confer vested
rights Of an unusual character upon the
eorDorators. Another reason which Influenced
the Legislature TO reject the scheme was
the fact that Missouri and Tennessee had de-
volved the management Of immigration upon
state officers, and It was deemed eNpedient to
elicit information a. to the operation Of that plan
before adopting the policy Of ehsrtsring land
companies with q capital of 100000, and the
privilege Of holding immense tracts Of land for an
indaauits period. Our opinion isthatth LesiAiA'
tpr9 SRd people Of Virginia VIII adopt al proper
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
en- proposed.
635l $40

Breckenridge's plurality zoos do. majority
1905. In old 18th District (Little Tennessee ~
Breckenridge plurality 1853 do. majority ? 932
Goggin's majority was $50 wise's $40; and
BuchanaBs 4,6lO. Mr.. Daniel HOge, Of Mont
gomery, viii probably be a candidate in this Dis.
tricL
In the eight new Districts, Bells plurality was
so4. IN the three new Districts, in West yir'
ginia." breckenridge plurality was 446.
Neither Petersburg nor Williamsburg, both in
eorporated cities. are included in the new appOr
Torment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
FROM N[EYICO. TEXAs AM LOUISIANA.

CAIRO, June 29.-MatamOras dates TO the 10Th
are to the effect that the defeat OF N5grete after
an unsuccessful attempt on hatamoras, is con-
trmed. lie Is reported q have lost seven hundred
killed and two thousand taken prisoners.
The Matamuras Concrete asserts that Juarez is
buying up the old arms in the United States.
Plenty If goods are at Matamoras waiting the
market.
The Concrete reports that the eX.President Of
the ex- Replblic OF Mexico was compelled to fly
TO Pass del Norte, escorted by CarvOsal aid Que
sada, with some cavalry. On the approach OF the
troops under Gen. Aymeid, which occupied Chi
hushua there had been some shooting from this
left TO the right bank OF the river.
IL is sscertained by sentinels stationed on the
Br0N fsville side, that twelve or fifteen men re-
Gently broke into the State Treasury bull ling at
Austin and broke opeAtthe, safes robbing them Of
thirteen thousand dollars in gold, leaving the sil.
yer. They wsrannabe to get into the vaults,
where mos! of the treasure was kept.
The New Orleans Times denies that cholera or
yellow fever has appeared in that city this season.
A lOyaSpeeting was held at Houston, Texas, on
the i3A, aSwhch the mnst prominent men Of the
State participated. A series of resoutions OF the
most loys' character were DATED and unsnim.
ouSy adopted
Ten steamers filed with soldiers belonging 10
the 18th army corps, passed to-day en- route for
DuValIs Bluff.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
THE LATEST NEWS

Through the politeness Of air. shattuck, news
dealer along the Fredericksburg route from
Washington, we are in possession Of Washing
ton paper of yesterday from waich We clip the
following:
MILITARY DISTURBANCE AT WASHING
TON.
A portion OF the 9Th corps, who were awaiting
transportation at the depot yesterday, made a
raid on their officers, using some Of them pretty
roughly, two of them having been driven out Of
Mrs Sweeney's eating and drinking saloon in hot
haste. The guard OF the 18Th Veteran Reserve
Corps stationed at the depot, succeeded In quiet
ing them down, but not without some Of them
getting pretty well bsaten, among whom were
the Sergeant OF the guard Hugh Hinman, and
James Carey, private. The 9th corps boys used
bricks freely in the melee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
GALE TO BE TRIED IN ALABAMA.

WASHINGTON, JUNE %. 100.
G. W. Gale, Of Cahawba, Ala, now in prison
here, was to have been put on trial tomorrow
before military court, on the charges against
him in connection with his publication, In De-
cember last, of an Advertisement in the
Selma Despatch, asking for contributions
to the amount Of one million dollars to
aid him in having the lives Of Lincoln, Seward
and Andrew Johnson taken by the lst OF March
last: in order TO have peace. He had engaged as
counsel Messrs Aiken and Clampitt, who have so
creditaby conducted the defence OF Mrs. Surratt
But it is understood that Gale will be sent TO Ala
bama for trial. owing 10 the large number OF wit
nesses-about hundrtd-whom he has asked to
be summoned in his case, all of whom reside in
Alabama. The change has been made on the
ground of convenience ss we'll as economy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01

means for promoting immigration to this State.
We cannot be:isve that any considerable portion
of our citizens win discourage or oppose the in
fiux of capital aud enterprise in the State FROM
whatever source they may como.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
WING.
sATURDAY MORNING.....JULY !, l8es.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

The reaPpOrtiOument Of representation aud the
PARTITION Of Virginia have redu ced the number Of
Congressional Districts in the old Commonwealth
TO eight Encouragement Of the Districts
was made at Wheeling on the 1Oth Of Jan
uary, 1864 We snbjOin a list Of the counties
composing the several Districts with the Presi.
Dental Vute Of each in 1860:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
BALTIMORE WHITE LEAD
AND COLOR WORKS..
AUG. G. MEYER l. co.,

Factory Federal HILL
Warehouse No 100 Lombard street,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
Manufacture and have for sale
Varnishes of all kinds
White Lead all grades
White Zinc Paint, all grades
Putty, in bulk and blSddsrs
Refined SatpetTe
Window Glass
Glue, Neatsioot Oil, Ssndpaper
Extract LOgwcod, Alum. Copperas
Epson salts, Blue YitriOl and Lampblsck
Together with full assortment of ColOrs, dry
and ground in oil, all neatly put up in packages
TO suit the trade. Our own brands OF pure Lead
and Zinc are well known in our market for their
Whiteness, fnenesS and covering qualities, and
we respectfully call the attention Of Southern
merchants 10 give them a trial before making
their purchases elsewhere. Our Mr.. Meyer was
for many years a member Of the late firm Of VIM.
Dawson e Co. je7-sod3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
HARDWARE.
HOOKING AND HEATING BY GAS.
Cheaper than Coal or Wood.

The Eagle Gas Cooking Stoves
and Ranges will boil, 'broil, roast, bake, toast,
stew and heat irons.
The Eagle Gas Stoves and Ranges
have been in use for over three years ana are
found to be the most simple, complete and perfect
arrangement for heating and cooking, In every
respect, ever invented and to do the work with
less trouble in less time and at less expense than
any COAL or WOOD STOVE.
Their wonderful neatness, convenience and
economy can be seen at glance.
We also manufacture Coal Oil Stoves
for cooking and heating.
Send for descriptive Catalogues,
ie27-eOdau No. 474 Broadway n, Y,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
POSTMASTER ARRESTED.

John Armstrong, Postmaster al Springfield, ILL
nois, was arres ed on Saturday for robbing the
post-ofiice. The arrest was made by C. j. Leo.
nard, special detective Of the department. Arm
strong gave bail - answer. he has hitherto
been eatetmed as an honest and worthy man. lie
was appointed by President Lincoln on the
ground Of q long and close friendship
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
C. P. & J. II. WORD,
Tobacco and General Commits,
sion Merchants,

Tobacco and General Commits
sion Merchants,
Corner Seventh and Canal SITS, Richmond, Va,
HAYE for sale, on consignment, large lot of
III Manufactured Tobacco in pounds, half.
pounds, ives and tens of the best manufactures
OF Virginia and North Carolina.
Also, on consignment superior Old Whisky,
Brandes and Wines. Old Port Sherry and Ma.
ders in casks, and Claret in cases, very s1pe-
riOr; all Of which will be sold low to close con-
signments-
Country merchants and the city trade are in.
vited 70 give us a call.
All kinds Of Country Prod Ice received on con-
signment, and our personal attention given TO
all busiD. % Entrusted TO our care.
Goods received on storage at reasonable rates.
le9-eDd4w G. p. d j. H. WORD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL
PRINTING OFFICE,

IVA Baltimore ST, Baltimore.
NJ ESSRS. KELLY 4 PET, Printers, Machine
wi Rulers, and Account Book Manufacturers,
respectfully invite the attention of Merchants,
aud the public generally TO the great facilities
they possess for executing every class of PRINT
ING-Csrds, Circulars, Invoice and Note Head
ings, Prices Current, Catalogues, &c. Their as
sOTtment of Types are very extensive, embracing
all the newest designs, and their presses and M.
chinery combine ell the latest improvements.
Messrs. X. Il P. have had extensive experience
in the manufacture of Account Books, ETC., and
will execute all orders in this branch with the
greatest accuracy the shortest possible notice.
jel3-eOd2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
RICHMOND AUCTION PRICES.

At Messrs. A. Y. Stokes & Co.'s auction sale OF
groceries, etc., yesterday, the following prices
were obtained:
Rio coffee 81 cts; coffee sugar l6al9 cts Bour.
bon whisky Subject to proof s2.6Oa9 10 per gall
Virginia whisky s22sa $50; sherry wine 81 per
doz; raisns IS 25 per box s95Oa2 70 for half box;
olive soap Sac l.o cts black soap (HurphyS 8
l.2 cts; black te, 65 cts; green do 81 40 10; No.
mackerel 90 per kit; plough lines sl,5Oal,s7
per doz clothes lines s2,75; bed cord s3,bOa3.75i
salt l.2 cts. per lb champagne cider ca cts. per
gall Goldfish i.2 cts. per lb; cheese SIl7 cts;
smoking tobacco Is ID. bales) 10 cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
IN COMMAND Ar MOBILE.

Brigadier General 7. Kilby Smith is said to
have been assigned to the command of the post
Of Mobile, Ala. he succeeds Brigader General
Andrews who has been relieved from that duty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
COTNTY ORGANIZATION.

Yesterday His Excellency Governor PeirpOint
made the following additional appointments Of
County Commissioners:
Halifax COunty.-ThOmas ]. Greene, Charles
J. Craddock, and Thomas Leigh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
A1REpr PIKE AT INnIANAPnI Ia

INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.-Albert Pike, the Ar
kansas poet painter, aud eX rebel General, ar.
rived this morniI from down below, and stopped
at the BAtes House. He is on his way 10 Wash.
ington to settle his Indian affairs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
CONFLICT BETWEEN THE CIVIL AND MIL
ITARY AUTHORITIES.

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Wm. b. n. Cozens,
who is charged before military commission in
this city with defrAudlng the Government in con E
tracts for tents was to-day arrested by orders from
Washington. A writ Of hAbeas corpus was applied
for by his counsel, Daniel DOugherty, and granted
by Judge Thomp,on. to Provost Marshal Frink
who refused to deliver up his pr soner, and awaits
instructions from Washington. An order was
then issued by the Judge for the arrest OF the
Provost Marshal, TO be served this evening. This
conflict between the civil and military authOri-
ties causes some excitement
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
r. E EN- & ALL EN-,
Bull e RS,

coRsrR OF GRACE AND 7ru srs..
DEsPECTFULLY inform their friends aud the public
IL generally that they are prepared usual 20 con-
tract 10 build, in the shortest possible lime Iron
Brownstone, Stock Brick, Masic and Succeed Front
and country.
kE.J0bbfng promptly s,tendea,o, Orders solicited
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01

BELLS plurality AT. In old 5th District, Bells
plurality 246. The names Of Mr.. Charles MOsby,
Of L ynchburg and Mr.. VIM. Martin, Of Henry,
have been mentioned In this District.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
RICHMOND MARKErs. JrNE 90.


We subjoin list CT the prices current In this
market, as indicated by auction sales. during the
week, and BY quotations from leading hou,es.-
The fgues represent for thsmost part what may