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We stated from the best information VI.
could se' at the time Of going press last Thuriav
that Mr. "eebert was probably elected Is the can
dliaie Tor County Commissioner. Mr. l. 4 Pe-ra
IS the nominee, having received I0Ie votes "a NJ
Weeeerts 349 Gen. Colgrove's vote for C;,ru,,
Judge, is 1885; Mr.. Hollands 5o4 Mr.. Templar.s
vote for Pros. Asty. is 1852 Mr.. Walkers 500
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Iz7- Our Ccntervile friends had a Clio
rious time rejoicing over Lees capture,
and other victories of our armies. on
yesterday Thursday evening. Several
of our citizens went over to help. We
only heard the frequent reports of their
cannon, but no report of the goodly time
they had on the occasion
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Editor OF Rioanomd PaHadi,us :

Editor or RsciHosd PaRaditga
DEAR SIR-With your permission wish 70 saw to
the readers OF your paper that will send BY return
mai, To all who wish it free Receipt with full di-
rectons for making and using a simple Vegetable
balm that VIII efectually remove, in ten DAYS PIm-
pies Botches Tan Freckles and all impurities of the
tiful.
Will also N nj free n those having Bald Heads or
bare races, simple directions and information that
VIII enable them TO start fun growth of Luxuaiart
HAIR, hlskers, . Moussache in less than thirty
DAYS.
All applications answered bv return mall withou.
charge Respectfully vuurs
TH0S. T. CHAPMAN Chemist
81 Broadway, New York.
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Is- For Books, Stationery, Wall
Paper, Window Curtains, Cards, Picture
Frames, and everything that should be
found in well ordered Book Store. 90
to the Bios. NICHOLSON, opposite the old
Bank of the State.
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Gss~THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CRY OF
NEW loRk.-Joseph [. Orvs, Pre>ident-has been
one OF the most enterprsing and successful agents
the various Government lolns Over fiStv million
dollars have been placed in the hands of people
through its agency within nine months, and il now
advertses TO furnish the $50 Notes by express free
OF charge in all parts of the country Its object is
patriotic and the high reputation Of its officers as
well as its capital of million dollars, is sure guar
antec that the 3os subscribed through its agency
will be promptly forwarded
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large portion of the American people are wholly
unaware of the deeterious say, dangerous eff
fects incident to the of many of the worthless
nostrums now advertised and pulled by unprincpled
vendors of Cough Medicines, and in this changeable
climate OF ours, where we are subject to common
Colds IS highly important that body should be
mad acquainted with that standard Remedy Madame
Porfer's Cough Balsam. A pleasant and purely veg
etabe preparation. Sold by all Druggists, price 25
ani so cents bottle.
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Watch for Five DoilarS-THE MECHAN

\ Watch for Five Doilars.-THE MECHAN-
It's an elegant Watch. in heavy silver plated double
cases, tine white enamelei dial spade hands, carved
balance bridge, etc, servceabe article in running
order and warranted correct time piece Single
atch sent by mail, IN elegant the wholesale
prlce-1ve dollars, with red stamps. Letters
should be carefully sealed and plainly directed No
discount to the trade. Watches sent express when
desired; but the money should accompany all orders
Address HIRAM L. WHITAM. New York city.
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Administrator Sale

rHyIiERE will he offered for sale A Public Arction
II on the eth day Of ith Month, April, 1863 at the
late residence OF Jethrow Lewis deceased and
one-lalt miles Southwest of Arba. Wayne county,
Ind all perso nal property of the said deceased
taken by the widow, consisting in part of work
Horses Colt head of Cattle, II head of Sheep,
Is r 90 head of Stock Hogs. | farm Wagon spring
Wagon. Wheat Drill / Reaper. Wagon Harness.
Farming [ tensils. 400 800 bushels of good Wheat,
200 bushels OF Barley. l. of heat and Barley
in the field. Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
other articles too numerous to mention. Conditions
made known day OF sale. Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock A. NJ
WILLIAM FCLGHUM. Admir-.
ISRAEL WOODRUFF, Auctioneer.
81 Month, 10Th, 1865. 3 -3w
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WHISPERS: WHISPERS

10 you want Whiskers Noustaches? Our Gre
eian compound VIII force them grow the smooth
est lace or chin. or hair on bald heads SIX Weeks
Price, sloe. Sent By mail anywhere. closely sealed
on receipt of price.
Address, WARNER & CO., Boz ISs Brooklyn,
y. l. SLY.
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cHRISTADoRo,s HAIR DYE

Over gray. rcd snd sandy heads Of hair The obnox
ious hue i wiped out il i've minutes. and agni6ce,,
brown or black, glossy and natural takes its place
Manufactured By J. CHRISTADoRo, No. s Aston.
H'use New-fork Sold BY Druggists Applied by
all Hair Dressers.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes issued under the date of August 18th
1854 and payable three years from that thai time
currency, are convertible al the option Of the
holder into
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\ FEW REASONS WHY THE
A M E RiC AN WATCH
Is THE BEST.

1t is made on the best principle while the forejrr
! watcf is ganerallv made no principle at ALL The
. foreign watch is mostly made by and BOYS BY
HAND While their Labor is cheap their work IS dear
/ at any price. Such watches made without plan
and sold without guarantees. They are irregular in
construction, and quite irregular in movement =
Thy designed only SELL and the buver is the
party most thoroughly sold. Those who have KEEP,
ancres,' "lepnes" and 'Swiss levers in professed
repair for few years will appreciate the truth of our
/ statement.
+ THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces, screwed together, the body of the American
( Itch is formed of SOLID PLATES. No jar inter
feres with the harmony of its working, and no sudden
shock can throw its machinery out of gear In riding
or any business pursuit it is all held together as firmly
as single piece of metal 1t is just What all ma
chinery should be
lst ACCURATE. ID. SIMPLE. 81. STRONG
ith. ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure CHEAPNESS by our system
but OF Atty We do not pretend that our Watch
can be bought for less money than the foreign make
t'eres but that for its real value it is sold for one-af
the price
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned VIM Elleryl
is what its name indicates-Solid Substantial and
always Reliable-warranted TO stand any amount of
Marching, Riding or Fighting.
OUR NENT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
named P. 5 Barlett is similar in size and general
appearance but has more jewes,and more elaborate
finish
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out is
put up in great variety of patterns many Of them
OF rare beauty and workmanship, is quite small but
warranted to keep time
OUR Young GENTLEMAN'S WATCH is neat
not large, and just the thing for tie pocket Of Young
America.
HE PROOF of the merits Of our Watch NAV be
found IN the fact that employ over seven hum
dred workmen in factories and that we are still
unable TO supply the constantly increasing dem1nI
OUR THREE-QUARTER PLATE WATCH is thin
ner and lighter than the others have described Its
hne chr9nometer balance Is decaclv adjusted To- cor
rect the variation caused by changes Of temperature
These watches the fruits of the latest experiments
in ehronometry. and are made by our best workmen.
n se2erate department OF factory For the finest
ne- keeping qualities they challenge nnparison with
le best works of the famous English and Swiss
makers. Sim
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
Agents for the American Watch Company,
Is2 BROADWAY. NY.
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SOLDIERS!

lou ought not to be vitbon. s,~h
o.. clne-- The Cincinnati National Union. Of Ar,
sen, says; that thousands Of our s0fiiers b.va -
sSFed by the use q S,rickard's Au-iflois-. u;,,r
for .ale BY Dznggists a 50 cents pr ~, 10
m ~ For sale at Piumner 4 Kellys.. $500, =
n"ss and a. 4 Potts . Son'. R5eirls-si Ia
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WHISPERS !-IAos wishing fine set OF whskers,
nice moustache, or beautiful bead Of glossy hair
viii please read the card of Thus. z. CHAPMAN in
another part Of this paper. 2-3m
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BIZ authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes
bearing and three tenths per cent interest per
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

"NTN I-Of'O LAR LOAN OF the PEOPLE.
Less than s20eeeo.O0o remain uusoli which will
probably be disposed Of within the or 80 davs
when the notes will undoubtedly command premium.
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scrptons to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every and section of
the country may be Afforded facilities taking the
loan, the National Banks. State Banks. and Private
Ba kers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions par. Subscribers will Sc
lee their own agents in whom they have confidence.
and who only are to be responsible for the delivery
of the notes for which thew receive ORDER
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JAY COOKE.

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. P4E.ui<IoEia
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the.
First National Bank, Richmond,
First National Bank Ceutervi!le
First National Bank, Cambridge City.
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The North American Transit Insu.
rance Company,

Refer TO the following named gentlemen
Hon. William Dennison. p NJ General
Hon. j. p. Usher, Sec OF the Interior
Hon. Montgomery Blair. Washington d. C.
JAY Cook Co, Washington, D. c.
Barton, Able Co.. IT. Louis
l.adue. Ioucv f Co. Bankers St Lonis
Citizens Bank L9uisrills
franklin Bank. Cincinnati O.
Barthi' smith, Bankers. Columbus o.
Daniel. Able & c.. Memphis
J. Edgar Thompson President Pepa.vlrani. Con-
tra r. r. CO.
}. u. Cameron, President Northern Central r. r.
Co - "
l. H. Du Puv. President Cartawissa r. r. Co
r: " tdmir, North Penns Elrauia r. Co.
w h. osburn, President Illinois Central Co
ne ooleft 81 thls company Is TO insure persons
against all kinds OF Accidents while ava,s ~ ,h
erwIse with fixed compensation per week in casa
q TOTAL Disability from their usual avocations
GIBSON DIN, State Agents
WM. BELL. Agent Richmond.
Southeast Cor Main and FfFfb -
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Richmond Horticultural Association.

April 5th, 1866.
The meeting was called 10 order by the Presideu,
and the minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and adopted.
The Committee to settle With Fire Company No
for the use Of the Hall, reported that they had paid
sH,25, the rent up TO the LIST of the present month
The Committee printing the Constitution and
bylaws stated that they had made several altera
tons they thought it would be better to read both
which done.
X. T. Reed, then read the following paper on Our
Birds. which, on notion ordered be printed
with the minutes of the Association.
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TRAVELLERS INSURANCE.
North American Transit
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
No 92I Chestnut street: PhiIadelnbia.
CAPITAL, $25O,OOO.

OFFICERS.
THEODORE ADAMS, President
JOHN II. BRADLEY, vicc-Pres & Actnarv
LUCiEN PEITON, Secretary.
JAMES CONRAD, Treasurer.
JESSE f. PEYToN. Agent.
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COEMISSICE !NERCHANT.

xROC2RIE>. LIQUORS, pRoyI~
~ SlJNS, DRY GOODS, BOOTS.
Shoes Ea'a, Crockery, Hardware, Leather.
Petroleum., OH and Lamps, Drugs, and a
general assortment Of Goods at lowest
wholesale prices.
COTTON. RICE. TOBACCO, pOSIN.
DC, purchased, sold OH commission or
taken i'll exchange for goods on favorable
terms Orders respectfully solicited a1I
and advances on corsgnclents made.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Wilson, Gibson & Co.. Bankers,
New York
Thomas & Co.. Bankers, Baltimore
W. I. Walters + Co. Baltimore.
l.. D. Creushaw. Esq. Richmond.
John Sratson. Esq, Winnsboro S. C.
Ashury Coward. Esi., Iorkvie, S. C.
Joseph Walker. Esq, spartau.nrg. 5. c.
N L. Gcary Esq, Attorney. Edgeheld.
). L. .Jnly 22 7
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New YoHK M1LLIosA1REs.-
B. Astor is sixty. five years ola; worth
millions; r4and-faced, pleasant, quiet
mannered gentleman on ne cloudy
side OF sixty; owns two thousand
dwellings. is a lenient lanI.ord.
a. i. Stewart, thin, nervous, lieni.
fed; worth thirty millions, and liberal
III cases OF benevo.ence which appeal
to his sympathies..
Commodore Vanderbilt is white
haired, red checked, seventy, worth
forty millions, drives fast horse.
keeps a fast boat, controls two fast
railroad companies with fast men, and
gives away his money very lavishy.
August Belmont, twenty millions,
coarse. stout, fifty, and very German
George Opdyke, five millions, fifty
but looks younger; an agreeable gen.
tleman
James Gor'on Bennett, five mil
lions: sevcuty-;hree years old, dignitied
in manner, broad Scotch accent, bene.
VIOLENT to the poor. :"
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VOL. 1.-No. 1o1;g K.
Government Claims and Applica.
tlonS for Pardon.

ME subscriber has made arrangements
Il with one Of the most sble and influ.
entail legal firms in Washington city. for
the prosecution Of Government claims and
applications for pardon.
All applications for pardon under the
Amnesty Proclamation must frs. be lodged
with the Provis.onsl Governor and fro m
thence forwarded to Washington city fer
final action by he President. The later
vention Of nn attorney both at llis place
AMI Washington city, will greatly fucili-
tate The transaction aud completion Of
Such business. C. j. ELEORD,
Attorney a. Law.
July 26 8 Greenv;ile, S. c.
,ss5- All papers in the'State copy three
tltneS and send lii!s to c. j e
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Hon. Pierre Soule has opened law
office in the city Of Mexico. So much
tor hls possession Of the French and
Spanish languages. While our young
professional men are now geueraI'y
IDLE. they vannot do better than exer
else themselves over OlleudorG in
acquisition Of the Continental lar
gaages. The French is the great
worlds conversation language. Very
soon the German and Spanish will BE-
absolutely necessary to every lawyer
in the Southern Siates-lhe former
especially. If not absolutely neces-
sary here, they are both valuable capi-
tai for the Professional man who shall
seek his fortunes in contiguous lands.
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i'nin,nar.jitrs o;' Federal cavalry
marching t!,rongh Texas have gwen
orders to prevent all trespasses upon
private property, and to stop SRA 9
Cling. The Central Texas Railroad is
III a tair way toward completion, much
to the qualification of the Federal SOL
ders. Jayhawkcrs and thieves are
doing much mischief in the interior of
Texas.
One of the largest banking houses
IN tie United States is in the B,t,len.
Baden Of America jSaratoga.) 1t is
called the Faro Bank. John Norris
sev (of Heenan notorietyl is President.
Ten thousand dollars may be stal:cd
(and lcs:} on a card. Ladies get sea-
tiemen to play for them. Says the cor.
respondent; Of the World.
1t is sail there are persons who live
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.
keep their carriages, aud have box
at the opera, and ves ooIy re.urn All
income OF 5000 This is jocoSey ac-
counted Ior ny the Tact that every man
has q right 10 deduct his house rent
from his income, and by the s"rposi,
ton that each one of th.se persons
':ejucts the rental OF the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Burglars are busy in Charleston,
robb;ng shops. houses and wagons.
Yet the general tone OF the press III
that city Is very encouraging. A fine
trade is anticipated this winter, and
when this is the case. public morals
may we'll be permitted to take care
OF themselves.
The New York Post coo!Iy admits
that, now that the negro has been
made a freedman, the probability is
that he will undergo the fate Of the
red man. 1t needs no ghost OF Ham
let to confirm this anticipation.
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The war IN New Zealand goes on
with increased ferocity. Gen. Came.
ron, the British COMMANDMENTS Chief
acting on the defensive. The last feat
Of the Maroi rebels was to eat an
English missionary who they had cap
tured. The Marois were not wholly
unkind, however; they allowed the
missionary to say his prayers, and then
eat him to the last morsel, beginning
with his eyes aud brains. 1t is stated,
IN palliation Of the seeming atrocity Of
this mode Of disposing of prisoner Of
war, that the missionary had been a
land speculator!
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4 New LINE OF SrEAMERs.-1'h
Herahl's Charleston correspondent
says a company has been formed in
that city, and a large amount subsc. H.
cd by Northern aud Southern capi
talists for thc e>tabils!rne:!: Of another
direct line Of fast steamers between
New York and Charic ION.
w. 2. Powell, a colored man, has
been appointed -x~.~ry Puol:ce by tho
Governor Of New Y Yorl5, and has
take the cath Of of'ca. Tc is he
first colored man who has occupied
such position in New York city.
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TOWNSEND e. NORTH.

- EG leave to inform their old friends
~ and patrons that They vii! shortly
have 4 s,cck of BOOKS ard STATONE.
EY. quite sufficient to supply alT Demands;
but: for the present. they will Keep
vA!lciy STORE.
They sse row receiving and o!.enice
Paper. Envelopes, Pens, PeDoi.s, i:.ware.
INK. Water Buckles. Droors, Scissors
Pocket k.i:es. Matches. Needles, Nlus,a,d,
extra tine Smoking ana Chewing Tobacco.
Seears, Sect Oil, ted Je.lirs, Pickles,
Tyson Tea, Water Cracke,~ Butter L, 81
cut. Ginger Cakes, Sugar az, e!2a. TT :
Will endeavc., as far as possible, to keep
such articles rs are needlul .uutn ti-y can
get on their stock Of Books Store .,~,t
to 'BcdeWs Julv an :.
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Governor Bramlette, of Kentucky,
has delivered an address in Louisville
in advocacy Of the constitutional
amendment to abolisl and prohibit
slavery, and illustrative Of the ad-
vantage Of free over slave labor. He
admoni>hed his hearers that the pro-
gress of events had practically destroy
ed the institution Of slavery, and
urged them to take measures i'm
medlately for it's abolition iu Ken
lucky.
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that it removed all Immediate neces
s'ty of copciliation or compromise

that 1t removed all Immediate neces
s'ty of copciliation or compromise
Let the North do what they will, the
South for the present can fight no
more. The stories from Arkansas and
lexas are apocrypEal, and indeed, We
know that no organized forces from
these parts could bs brought ettec,ual
ly upon the scene of war, even when
the Mississippi was i'll the hands Of
the Confederates.. The North, in
short, ls So absolutely master of the
field that President Johnson is exempt
ed from many Of the considerations
which President Lincoln but a few
months since would have been com
pelled to entertain. Yet it must be
acknowledged that as regards foreign
nations his policy has been unexcep-
tionable, and that the plain interests Of
the future may gradually prevail with
him Ill his internal administration over
theoretical conceptions of allegiance
and treason.
The Whole course Of this civil war
has been uniqnean its character. The
Confederate leaders did more than anv
lnsurgent chief have eve. done, aud
ended with less to show for it. Theirs
was no Provisional Government,
organized in secrecy ard maintained
at hazard. For four years they claim
ed place openly, and not uareeason
ably, amoug the States of the world.
1t the Confederate Government was
not recognized in diplomatic. form, it
at any rate, every other kind
OF acknowledged 1t was known
on the exchanges of Europe, and
loans on no unsayorable
terms. 1t found its way into our
Year Books and biographies. and
became for its brief term of existence
genuine political reality. Posterity
may totH even so the respectable
Alma"che dc Gotha, and learn who
were The Southern officers Of State in
Great English statesmen
the creation Of a new nation.
ard ye, of that nation there remains
less now than usually survives even the
most hopeless iusurrection. Six weeks
suliced to convert secession from Il
mighty revolution into a treasonabls
crime.-London Times, June I.
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A severe storm on Sunday, the 10th,
caused immense fresbcts in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania. On the
Rari.au and SaI,uy!kil Rivers fields
were flooded, bridges injured and car
red away. houses and barns nearly
Submerged, and much property wholly
destroyed. On the New Jersey
Central Railroad Il bridge was under
mined and a freight train was conse.
quen,ly turned over. with all its freight.
Many animals We're drowned.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

>HE copartnersh.p heretofore existing
= between the subscribers. under the
name, style end firm of KILLIAE &
WING, is this day dissolved by m"rual
consent +. W. WING. huving purchased
the debts due 10 the concern ord assumed
those due by it. persons having de.c ands
will present them TO him, and persons in
debted will make Payment TO linn
ELI KlLLIAN,
F w WING
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The Armstrong gun, for the inven-
tIon of which, the inventor received
he hoDors Of knigbthood, to say
nothing Of more solid compensation,
is said to be disappointment to the
British Government.