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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-19
TO THE UNEMPLOYED POOR OF RICHMOND.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, !
Richmond Va, April IS, 1865.

q, not intended that the assistance furnished to the
pour OF Richmond by the United States authorities
within the last 70 might shall be permanent Work ia
70 be rovided for all and those who do not avail them
selves Of the opportunity to work will be deprived Of
rations.
All colored men in Richmond find work, shelter
and food on application to Captain slaght, Assistant
Oar,e-aster at the steamboat wharf and the visitors
of the Relief Commission have been instructed to furn
sb no ration tickets to this class Of individuals
All destitute persons, white or coored who have come
in om the country directed to return to their homes
hsre there is abundance OF work and where work will
n has bean announced 10 the authorities that instances
have occurred of persons drawing ratons when they
were already supplied with food similar GASES VIII
be summarily and severely punished IL INTENDED TO
supply none but those who are absolutely oestute and
who are unable to obtain work. -
II is also brought to the attention OF the authorues
that men and women of the Vagrsnt sort upon not re-
ceying the amount supplies or the ration tickets that
tbev Claimed have threatened the lives of the visitors
who we're engaged in investigating Their cases. Ih'
prompte.t punishment will be meted ont 70 any guilty
81 this offence; will be placed in irons and WomeI
IN close confinement at once.
While the United States authority Is ANXIOUS 70 re-
lieye entirely the suffering existing bore i is equeJ
determined not allow It's eeueyolsnce TO BE aoussa
misapphed
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NOTICE.

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GEHCIAL,)
DEPARTMENT or VIRGINIA.
Richmond, April IS, 1867
All officers and enlisted men on PAROLE and all other
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-19

The Bank of England on the SOth ult., reduced its
rate of discount to tour per cent. at which there is
fair demand for money. This movement strengthened
the English funds, and consols were buoyant and al
vsncng.
Walter Lenox, formerly Mayor Of Washington is still
a prisoner in Fort McHenry, where be was confined up
on charges of disoyslty.
There is great excitement in Munich about wagner,
the composer One party says that be has offended MS
patron the young King and another that be has not
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-19

CorroY.-The cotton culture is taking wide extension
in Africa. The Governor OF Quimane on the East coast
has made arrap cements with the Portuguese Govern
ment to offer land at res one-ha penny per acre
and furnish laborers at twenty-five cents per diem IN
importation of machinery and implements to be free for
ten years The farmers Of kararia are taking up the
business with yigor and success.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n y oenvx. Acting and Stage Manager
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 49, 1850
The great sensation play OF
EUSTACHE,
THE CONDEM NED!
rb, MAY has been carefully rehesrsed in all its depart
nents. and will be presented with scenic ef.
feet, appropriate costumes
&C., &C., &C.
with
tn ENTIRE COMPANY AND CORPS De BALLET
10 the cast.
BALLADS. BLANCHE MIDDLETON
FANCY DANCE. JESSIE WARNER
Conclude with
PET OF THE PUBLIC
Misc 5alie harrington in six characters
Soon to be produced, grand historical play IN act
written for this theatre by r. d. Ogden entitled
ROBESPIERRE;
THE FATE OF REVOLUTIONS.
eP
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-19

NJorICE.-The canal bost A. :. WILLIAMS w
~ leave THIS EVENING for New Canton, aud viii
t Ere mt and Passengers. For terms, apply Oh bost,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03
TREAsURY DEPARTMENTS,

OrrIo. o. Coxf1aoil ss Q, THE Gu ut RuxsxsSoY.,
Washington, January 1eth, 1865. I
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that
The Second National Pank Of Saint Paul in the
City of Saint PAM, in the County of Ramsey, and
State of Minnesota, has been duly organized Under
and according to the requirements Of the Act of
Congress, entitled IAN act to provide, National
Currency, secured shJj a pledge Of United States
Bonds, and to provide for the circulation and re.
demption thereof ~ Approved June Sd, 1854, and
has compiled with Ill the provisions Of said act re-
quired tohe complied with before commencing the
business Of Banking under ga d Act Ohm sgro! /
Now, therefore, Hugh McCnlloch, Comptroaer
of the Gu reucy, do hereby certify that The Second
National Bank of Saint Paul in, the City of Saint
Paul. in the County Of Ramsey and State of Min
nesota, Is authorized to commence the business of
Banking under the act Aforesaid. On iuodG syad
In testimony whereof witneesmyi hand and seal
Of office, this nineteenth day Of January,
lo6o.C isTI aGj On rdiVom JfE aiGoU
Official seal OF the Comptroller of the Currency.
'aitSignedl HUGH MCCULLOUGH, d51
junsstaprs saahi Comptroller Of the Currency. ~
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General Headquarters state Of Min.
- nes0ta.
/ ApyUrAsr GKNERALb 'OFFICE;o
Sr. Paul, MINI, Fep. %, 1866,

4 L. L
GENERAL. ORDERS, No. IL egolts gIhabo2d- &C
I.-Pursuant to authority from the War De-
partment, the First Battalion Minnesosa In.
fantry Volunteers will, by the recruiting of
eight additional companies, be raised to q reg.
mental organization, and be known as the
First Regiment Minnesota Infantry Volunteers.
1.-THE following named Second Lieuten-
ants have been eonditionally appointed TO re.
cruit for the regiment and win receive uncon-
ditional commissions provided they respect
lively raise at least thirty men each for the or
ganlzapon aoef Sc v1auz,!og .sroY IN
Second Lieut.. Edward Tuman to recruit in
lie Sueur county 1sis 1906 BOB ..'2G 90 20
Second Lieut. Patrick H. Taylor, to recruit
in Morrison comfy, I.5g0TA iii
Second Lieut.. Ludwell l. Mosher, to recruit
in Waseca comfy 1ol 81 iSilsnf1 Z. uIlE-ar.
Second Lieut., Freeman l. McKusick, to re-
eruit innWashington comfy. Ira s5aa -a9o
H.-First Lieut. Charles c. Parker, of the
First Battalion Minnesota Infantry Volunteers,
with detail of men, has been ordered
to this State on recruiting service, and has es-
tablished his dquarters at the City Hotel in
this city, where he win enlist men for the Reg
intent. iava-a 3s y2H9bEst b11vago s9iisna79
IV,r--On the reeomrn endation of Lieutenant
Parker other officers and recruiting agents, be.
sides those above named will be appointed and
ordered to convenient points in the State on
the recruiting service. ETaooT5 oEH'1HS
The following is list, of those already APP
pointed as such agents: ,-ai1 a.g s4l y-.5 10 q
Francis A. Wheeler, Preston, Fillmore Co.
ii. B. Corey, Mower County. q bsos
L. j. Bennett, Red Wing Goddhue Co. D.. p
A. c. Poor, Nininger, Dakota Co. as q mo
o. G. Davis, Martin County. E'.Es ,
E. A. Watson, Carver County. 4, go . III, IN r
Russell X. Wilson, Wabashaw, Wabashaw
County, 6 al III.
Charles W. Smith, Monticello, Wright Co.
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief n
T. o. = OSCAR MALMROS, s1
5.sYe, s-ar. N W Adjutant General. Z
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal
Urinary and Sexual Systems new and reliable
ueatment-in Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIAs
TON. Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
ofcharge Address DR.. j. SKILLiN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street, Phil
elphia, Pa. ana d&w1v
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03
CTATE OF MINNESOTA. DIS.
~ TRCT COURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY.

OECOND JUDICIAL D1STRICT,, 1870 = = -
Ieaac Van Etten against James Carter.
lRevenue Stamp-50 cents-Cancelled L'
!, SUMMONS Siis-[ : 81
The State Of Minnesota To the defendant above
named all asLatuC. = iEIaGcl TgtoL
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, winch has
been fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of this Court
at st. Paul, in the county or Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, and to serve a copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers at their office
IN st Paul, in the county OF Ramsey in said State
within twenty days after the service of this sum-
mons on you exclusive of the day of such service:
and II you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this action win
take Judgment against you for the cum Of One
hundred Dollars, with interest from the Goth day of
FEBRUARY, A.p. one thousand eight hundred end
sixty, besides the costs and disbursements Of this
acuon. VAN ETTEN & OFFICER, "
% ~ Plaintiffs Attorneys St, Paul MINI y
! Daoeu feOfoary I, lsS0 ienIrntni fehi0-wSWnt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03
Hair Dye: Hair Dye (.

Fair Dye! Hair Dye !! i MN
BACHELORS HAIR DYE is the best: in the
world. The only true and perfect Dye Harmless
instantaneous and Reliable-produces a splendid
Black or Natural Brown-remedes the i'll effects of
Bad Dyes, and frequently restores the original color
Sold by all Druggists. The genuine is signed W. A.
Batchelor, 81 Barclay street, New York jan6.ly :.
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:" NERVOUS DEBILITY, Seminal
weakness, etc, CAN BE CURED by one who has
really cured himself ana hundreds of others, and
viii tell you nothing but the TRUTH. Address.
with stamp EDWARD H. TRAyER. a'.'
b9-d ", trw-1y Lock Box Boston Msss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03

/ "A shocking casualty recently occurred
in Union county, Pa. The house of Mr..
Stricken was burned in the absence of the
parents, and three small children perished
in the flames before help could arrive. d
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03

The capitals of all the rebel States
have now been captured by Union troops,
excepting those of Alabama Montgomery
Florida (Tallahassee1 North Carolina Ora.
leigh, and Virginia (Richmond).
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03

7STATE OF MINNESOTA ms.
~ ~ ,,TRlCT. OOURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
SECUND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. 80
ISAAC van Eten, and Harvey Officer, partners az
Van ktten OAicer. against N. J. r. Treat
thevenue Stamp 50 cent? Cancelled + iiA)I5
-,a - eUHMUNH II 5hi1E1 DIR 4IGi
The State of Minnesota: no the defendant atsova
AAWe0.9 81. s9J9mmoo d YBF4mC9 t9f1 4gff
Loo are hereby summoned and -required to
snswer the complaint in this action. which has
I'D nleo u the Office Of the Clerk Of this Court
49, 81 o. ran1 IN the county Of Ramsey and State OF
tha "a ana TO serve 3 copy Of your answer to
ne uI s1ao complaint On the subscribers, at their
Smce IN St Paul in the county OF Ranasey In said
S.ase Wtain tweafy days after the service Of thie
s9mmone on you, exclusive of the day Of such Ger
wee; and Il you fail to answer the said complaint
in t. sne ane Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
Hnnr }S1sSment against yoa for the SUM Of One
@@lnoleo dollars with interest nom the 18Th dav of
erseoruafH 4. D. one thousand eight hundred and
Wy-nme besides the cosfs and; diohureenents Of
tnis aeuon. ~ VAN ETTRMi d OFECgR.
~, ~, Attorneys u pxDn,,Gt. Psnl Ninn. ~
> ''A''' Re"fuary 4 1SeA1 .5e s.sY feb1o-weW
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= q =
STATE OF. MINNESOTAI. ms,
~ TRICT COURT COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTNTCT re f'1f-s -
81 Ellen ellen n . Allen; By A r. capehart her guardian
ga @tens against Lorenzo D, Alien. =, .io,,-,+4o
GRevenue Stamp so cents aneelled liS
SUMMONS
The State Of Minnesota: To the deSebdspt
above named: ''
You are hereby summoned and reou,raa tn
answer the complaint in this action. Which hss
been lied in the Office Of the Ciesk ~ -tS;s
CoaaL g saint Paul IN tho county of RauSsev ma
o0e o. MinneeDtA and to serve COPY Of von, -.
swer @ the said complaint on the subecriber. -
tne,t once saint Paul IN the county Of Ramsey =
sd Sfafe within twenty days amer the service
SUMMONS on you, extlusive Of the DAY of s.ch
service; and Il You fan to answer the said en-.
plant Wnn the time Aforesaid. the plaintiff IN III.
action WI apply to tho Court for the relief de-.
manded IN her said complaint =. :. ue
Dated February 20 1906 = kt4
VAN ETTEN d OFFCER
febS4'wIt Plaintiffs Attya St PauL MINI.
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OllRa,OlI'- OO,.LV0lI
/ By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
scription Agency for ne sale Of United States
Treasu Notes, bearing seven and threeterths
per cent. interest per annnm, knownias the p o
/" Seven-Thirty Loan.@s 81
These Notes are issued under date of August
18th. 1854 and are payable three years from that
time, in currenc5 or are convertible a. the option
CT the holder into T01 t~G 1i ,.,ilsIu ini9ihGI'
.. s. $40 SIX PER CENT 2 Z
RcoEDysEARINc BONDS.
,alThe.e bonds are now worth premium Of nine
bper cent, including gold intmest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the, 7-so loan,
lat current rates, including interest about ten per
cent. per annum, besides It's exemption npps Stuts
and rnsnietpas tasa.soal which add. on, to
three per cent. norss according to the rate leyie
on other property e The interest Is payable semi
annually by coupons attached to each ote,fwhichl
7 aa gc3Y Boz
TN, oi; n,a. 90 y, - n II 80,
Ia. cG--lg.l- I-.i, Ia Ggo5assb.I :roic1
~, ~ p. N"' -" . gov -'o'e' DO.
tsM .SnsL nLt4er HcyufnR;l
~"o"
aL] ss..2 i6igui.. fSt'ooot h536qslb
SliO Eo''iH2'"1G. ''i$S,OOOoJ 2G-Ro
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CUTS AND BRUISES.

NOTiCE OFISAER.-sTATEs Or
~ MINNESOTA, DIST ICr COUkT-cOUN-
IL OF RAMSEY, SECOND DISTRICT.
Charles II. Cakes and Julia B. Oakes, his vile,
and John Harrington and Eunfce E Harrington, bis
wife, against Charles A: Hasktns.
In pursuance Of judgment and decree OF tne
District Court for the second District and county o.
Ramsey made in this sc3on On the I'm day % Feb
fuary 1866, and to me directed and detiyered 70 ex
ecute the same the snbsc1ibeE, Wm eel 81 pubic
auction for cab to Ire highest hdee at the front
docs Of the Coun House, INST Paalt IN aid county
s 8 TaRSss, e rHEs1aHTH APRIL lsss
at ten Ocl0ck 81 the fOfenoOn OF that day the fol-
loviar lsndS aid premises lying and being Ii the
county of Rssassy aad Sate sf Anne.ota, md Is
scr1Sa IN "a decree - fbnoWsy 20 Wit The eat
onethird "A Of lots seven III eEht 90 and nins
lsl in hoek sleyee En is.MhinsE > s.ithss lAd-z
vev thereX tooefke With The tenemeuts kered1fa-
msnfs "a tesseunfe belonging Ho
a D- 1so = = ''-'-1 TANIH a. R0BRRTsoN dsH
4 kbel-wItsd % sT ehai6 q Ranlsey eoanty. o.;
Van Ksru . cyEnn, Plainti66 AttyS St PSui
~ er-Ff mall ffffr $1,000,
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SoA5fMIcPLoE%

x GJNHilG .gGJ 10 if0lL0bllEEC0 SHt JiH1t
OF the above articles our friends will always 6nd q
a,a,a% ready and yilling to show- -, 49,,
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BAnEy.--At Southeast, Putnam county, N. Y, on
Tuesday, June g. DgvoE y. BAnRy, aged ~ years
The funeral will take place on Thursday morning, a.
ten O'Clock
BRApY-On Tuesday morning, June Q, after short
Illness, Ann the beloved wife of Francis Brady native
Of the parish Coumbkille county Longford, Ireland
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral this "Wednesday afternoon, at
two O'Clock, from her late residence is2 Elizabeth
street. NJ Y.
BRZDY-on Sunday afternoon. June I, GEORGE Az
CUsIUs, youngest son OF Archibald C. and Ann MARITIME
Brady, aged 10 years and months.
BRowN-On Monday, June 8, after short illness,
0ARRK FRAscEs, only daughter OF John l.. v. K. and
Frances 9, Brown, in The IN year Of her age.
invited 70 attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon
at two o'clock from the residence Of her parents %
Rodney street. between Lee and Marcy avenues Brook
Ign, n. d.
BRowSLm SPECIAL Noncz-The members OF Mount
Vernon Lodge with the Order In general invited 70 at
tend the funeral Of the late brother HENRY BRowHxl
from his residence 10 Downing street this "wednesday
h.ss two Y S S,Sss
CARx-In Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, June 4
EIIzABErH g., wife Of Lieutenant WIN. Hatfield Clark.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
Gates avenue, near franklin avenue, this "wednesday
afternoon, At two O'Clock The remains will Be taksn %
Newark N. j., for intermsnt
BossELly-0n Tuesday, Juns 4. THOMAS Donsuly In
The funeral VIII isSs place rom the residence Of bis
Niece Mrs Byrne, No s27 West Twenty sixth street this
"Wednesday afternoon, at half past one O'Clock
DARBY-On Saturday, June g. at No. 442 Union street.
Brooklyn, BENJAMIN DARRY In the saith year Of hls age
DsssrR-on Tuesday, June Q, Mrs SARAH Dsnnm,
aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services 10 be held nj the
residence Of her Ms Jacob smith, No 1p2 West
Twenty sixth nsesN - osht pcloek ihs lWsSa sedayl
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NEW FORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1866

suecton. there were fifteen barrels Of whiskey, which
we drew on; there had been fire near the cent OF the
second floor and holes had been burned II cough that
"a 'hA H-s' floor noticed Pill As which APP
pssssd Is though liquor had ru. IN ma purnsa
thereon water Il always used in yine vhiskey had
all the barrels Of whskey beer full il would have
at the time Of the examisAtion there are but two
inspectors of liquors who transact any extensive business
In shS sisypuam' EDWARDS S., Wilson and ourselves
Globe Fire Insurance Company Of this city being sworn
says:-I know Mr.. Fuller; on the 10th Of April Mr..
insure whskey at No Erie Buildings, and asked at
what rate would INSURE answered that we would
charce him SIXTY cents one hundred dollars for year.
he said that other companies would do cheaper: he re-
qured thousand dollars insurance ons hundred
barrels Of whskey saying that he also had hundred
barrels insured by the Merchants Insurance Company
for the amount that he had two hundred barrels
Of whskey that he wished to insure the one hundred
barrels Of whskey that had been formerly insured
another Office the policy having out and instead Of
renewing it he gave 1t TO that the policy orig
naiy ss red by the Bowery Company ne was not salts
would make the application binding until our surveyor
could examine and asrertain whether we could take
the risk at the rate which Mr.. Fuller pro-
posed; surveyor having made an investga
ton, ! agreed TO take the risk at fifty less ten
before making the policy sent to Mr. Fuller TO come 70
the office in order that the papers might be made
rectly he sent clerk who Is said 10 BIO his son. told
the young that Mr. Fuller had represented that he
hundred barrels the Merchants having insured
on one hundred barrels; told him that the policy
might be covered in any event. expressing the time
that In the event Of fire, IL would be impossible de-
which hundred barrels the insurance on
therefore, declined to write the policy until the Mer
chants policy had been amended he desired us TO keep
the property insured until he could Mr. Fuller; Full
Ter sent word that the policy had been made right with
the Merchants Office, and, therefore, sent him down
the desired policy from Office; did not subsequently
Mr. Fuller until some days after the fire occurred he
then conversed with the President Of the Company he
has given proof Of loss of some hundreds thousands
Of gallons of spirits we have this proof Of loss.
Adjourned till one O'Clock this afternoon.
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Mistaken Form OF Acknowledgment to
Lawyers.
sUPREMB cOURr-CrRCUIT.
Before Judge Welles


sUPREMB COURr-CRCUIT.
Before Judge Welles
JUM D. Warren EUis and onotAey w. End Lsrsnd.-
This action 10 possession Of one hundred
and forty boxes Of bacon delivered TO defend
ant In 1883 under contract that was 10 be cash sale,
and the representation that the DEFENDANTS
solvent In the event of not obtaining Of the
bacon 70 obtain the value thereof Plains counsel
his opening set forth the sale and delivery Of the bacon
on the terms stated; the demand for payment in com
pliance with the agreement that the defendants
arm stated that the bacon was on board Of vessels
consigned 10 London, and that they had drawn the
cOnsgnees for the value of the property and that the
defendants brokers then engaged raising money
tho bill Of exchange which would be had that day,
when the amount due would be paid plaintns and that
IL WAS not paid Hhe counsel further stated that would
WAS made defendants firm had confessed judgment
note for 600 10 defendants brother and that the
proceeds Of the sale OF the bill Of exchange had been
paid to the defendants brother on the Judgment
thus confessed and at the time the demand made
the had actually passed from the control Of the
defendant his firm. II also conceded that the
suit not brought until year after the demand
made
DEFENDANTS counsel moved for dismissal OF the
plant the facts set forth In the opening Of the plain
ts counsel the ground that action could not be
maintained for recovery Of the possession Of bacon
which conceded had year before been sold and
shipped 10 London, and had beyond all question, been
eaten, and therefore could not be recovered The
ton TO dismiss was sustained
For plaintiffs. Sylvester Lay, II. G. Wheaton and D. b.
Barnard for defendant, A. r. Dyott.