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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-10-13

PHILIP BAUER PROPRIETOR.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends that he
III stil keeps this popular saloon open at the
Ferry Landing, for the accommodation OF his
friends and patrons.
psa A hne assortment Of excellent WINES
and LIQUORS can always be found there to
which the attention of connoisseurs IS invited.
REy- A first class BILLIARD TABLE IS always
ready for those who indulge in that manly game:
gxs. Attached to the premises Is o LifEhf
STABLE, whore parties can ais'ars De 10
dated with saddle horses. bnggies or carriages.
at prices to suit the times.
afa. He respectfully s~olicits 5 share Of public
patronage.
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MARRIED..

~ BahsiAuAH- T., WaAapday, tspl 1tA, = shs resS
6socs Of the brt6S's hther, BY the Rev VIM. Wslis
Prot O. BAyLrns Of Dubuque. Iowa 70 Aiss O. .. Hal
sfnAp, OF ihs fhrmse pians.
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8. J. AHR Ugere3ve - arnis 80y
Todd, slishtly in the thigh.
Many statements concur that DoaseGan
was nn1r0o3 q ~ time CollaAaa md NJ
nss - upoa hie, hasing given i. piaea =
Sheriff. 2O4den. VIXEN 1hue 10 I'll, say5oe,
II die . Kadical; / A. shot whils snasned. .
A party Of seven delegates, whose names |
shall NOT mention now, vhen short disoaacs
fruQ tenSa thsir way, ho0s. hsasd H. er>
ing; snd knowing that there were only -
Radicals in the town, started back to asvs
them il possible. Upon reaching town the
firing kad ceased. Thsy sav fsae men lying
in the street, and Sheriff Ogden on the door
Of his Office. They rode mp in front Of the
Virginia Hotel, When 4asoa 1D1d rushed
ont brandishing . revolver, and exclaiming
to his frieAds, "Hers they sse: give then
heIs" upee which they vers6fVd up0 fpQ
windows and doors.
Two Of the party had their horses shot
under them, one Of H. Aeeses falling spea
his rider IN such way = 70 prevent his ms
ing. While in this position, CallaAAas pre-.
viously mentioned, fired twe ahots at his
bead, but without erect, both bullets striking
ths1rounA near his head, when he succeeded
Callahan falling dead; fhe party then made
dieF Who has seensesvics, says he sevsf As1rd
bullets whistle in such numben-
--latest accounts froa Plstte City sia4s tAat
there are several hundred men under arms
for tie purpose, they say, Of repslling ny
hswkine raid from Kansea
Dunneean, brother of the ono who sow
lies at Platte City, badly wounded, went over
there to get his brother. His request vas
denied, and be was ordered to quit the town
instantly, somebody siying him psss 70 On.
able him 70 get through the picket kaes.
Great excitement in Platte county.
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NJ EnrHIs, Sept Is.
large meeting of soldiers Of the fate
confederate army was held to>nighi. Gen.
Jno. C. Fisher presided. A dispateh from
Gen. Gordon Granget, President OF the
Soldiers Convention 1t Cleveland, TO Gen
Forrest and others, thankin them for ex-
pressing sympathy with that Convention. Was
received viii applaase. Speeches vae
made y;;Genf Forrest and Chslmerk 0shsn
eminently loyal, are expressing their inten-
tion TO abide by the results Of the late war,
and sustain the President in his s4orts to re-
store the Union NJ II wai. Resolutions were
adopted sympathising with the object Of the
Soidiers' Convention at Cleveland, exprss-
sing willingness to trus their fate to tbose
who had met them in the field, and denoun>
ced As false the report that Northern men
we're not safe here Gen. Chalmers in re-
fering to this spoke Of Gen Forests daring
life, Of Wood, the would be assassin Of Coz
Gallavay. The wholsadair passsd o6 plsas>
antly; loyal resolutions \ ere applaudsd.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. Is.
A heavy rain storm has prevailed hers and
throughout Central Indiana since last Sunday
night Streams are higher than svsr known
before. Young's Greek, small stssa1 ssn-
ming through the lower part Of this city, has
20 completely flooded that part Of town thai
it has done immense damage. Many of the
railroads have sustained heavy damages BY
bridges being washed away and tracks de-
stroyed Communications on several roads
centering here are entirely suspended for the
present The damages in this city cannot be
estimated, but are undoubtedly heavy, both
to business and private property. The water
rose 20 Apidly this morning that many store
rooms filed With water before the goods csuid
be removed. Nearly Ill the railroad tracks
in the city are submerged and the bridges
washed away. The water in the Union Pas
senger Depot at noon was . foot deep. Many
families living in the vicinity Of the creek
we're conpelled 70 leave their homes. The
rain stiil contiaues, almost without intermis-
sion, but the water in the stream 10 subsiding.
Reports from other sections Of the State indi-
cate severe damage by high water. Two men
and 10Y we're drowned here
CIscIsxArI, Sept. 1s.
- ASS A0iu<6 AlACc0OAdy uAbS1 " " Nio~A
last evening Considerable damage has been
done to property in Central and Southern
Ohio. Bridges on the Indianapolis I Cincin-
natl, the Chicago Air Line, and the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton L Dayton roads, have been
washed away, and trains are delayed in con-
sequence. The Little Miami, Ohio 4 MisGs-
sippi, and Marietta < CincinnAti roads have
sustained no damage, and trains are running
regularly.
CINCINNATI, Sept 10.
From 6 O'Clock last evening up TO o clock
this morning two and pne-quarter inches OF
rain have fell. Two spans of the Big Miami
bridge, on the Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad,
near LAwrsuceburg, we're carried suay this
forenoon.
Louisville, Sept 10.
The heaviest r,in storm for many yearslast
night.
Two bales Of cotton. the FIRST Of the new
crop, from Atlanta and Hartsvilie, sold on
Monday 1t 90 cents
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A. ". 81 ELDoM.
lssssa. ees Z
Hbsuoe:
D.nr,ss saiis.sssdilzA g.sys.a = g g
thrpe %
!" /" - lM
=" delivered In city, pr vssk, 20
WKExLY, single slbecsibsa Pr yAf, 10
in clubs u fve, fsacA) y
in clubs oftae (eAal -
HEWs sUa2a11. s
Gen. Msaas : u Noa1ssaa.
Gen. Lev wsllaes, il tAs p.zsais q -
fllibustering psejssts il xsxioe ssds tAaG:
"Ths best lail sshsoa Il niss - ~
Gang an aGly.s
The severe sainshass Asas ssns danap
near CincinnaAi
The ruias ~ - AaW ~ haso sn1sn1N
ID to . hrss portssa q EndianA.
There i bod nsvs fron ~ cotton dis,
tric.s of Mississippi and Louisiana.
-The-receipss Of the Federal Treasury for
the quarter ending June sOth, 1855, hsvs
been $S2l .4s3, ,o82; the expenditures $s22.-
<42,7ol.
The cholera and yellow fever have both
come upon New Orleans, with the blsaDsd
fruits of "My Policy" added. The people
Of that municipality are particularly anfossE
nate.
The Nebraska Union Convention has
nominated John Taft for Ooeyress, T. NJ
Marquette for territorial delegate in Congress,
John Gillispie for Auditor, and Augustus
Monens for Treasurer.
The number of emignnts passing
through Columbus last week was s7s, Of
whom 2s7 will remain in Ohio. The emiga-
ton from Germany daring the fall and winter
mexpected to be very large.
The military wing of the Copper johnson
party, headed by the long>hsired Custar,
numbering few dozen men or less, havs
imagined themselves the entire army and
navy Of the United States and resolved &C
cordingiy. See our dispatches.
The violent counsels of Blair and others
are working out their legitimate resalis in
Missouri. An attempt BY the rebels at Platte
City to break up . Radical convention result
ed in bloodshed and death. Further troabls
is appreheuded.
The Custar soldiers meeting at Clevs
land sends greeting to . confederate meeting
at Memphis That is very proper.
The cholera seems to be getting . foot
hold in the New England States. A few
cases have occurred At New Haven +, eight q
Bristol, B. l. and three at Providence One
or two deaths have taken place in and near
Boston, but they we're thought to have been
imported.
The Convention of Railroad Ticket
Agents, which was called to NEE. at White
Sulphur Springs, October I'd, will meet on
that day at the KennArd House in Cleveland.
Businesses of importance is to be transacted.
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To the People OF Lee county, Iowa.

4 tbs susuing Election = proposition viii b -.
"a nafed 10 the voters Of this county involving IL
eompl~ton Of lbs Jail Building. which sf prss~nf in
un6hished osa1isluA and indeed . very usaaks and
tnaseurs place for g. conhnement OF eriainAls For
of this 6naht6 and fpssurs condition Of sAs
ssilAisg ssvs1 " shi ~ss< exsminals sf this ec1sty
made .Afs their escape and II lAyee 10 pr~y
apon tse Dsklac n dsy md night guarAs
rsqnsad u hssvy ezDen%e TO the county, rsnAsf
secure the ssfe keeping of thsse crtaissis
Al the Jess ksnnos of the Board Of eup~vieos q
rsnintioH adopted ubmttihg the vefeSs o thss
county, tbe pfoposifSoh q aperspsfsfta9 the cl
sevs shoosand dollars This IL absolutely nsees
sary Anish tha bnildAe ard make II each pisre
sheald The benst ~ po~er sSTrcprisfs thAs
yant vithout tbs enhcurr~p~s OF the voters.
The und vigned Ibsss u the Board of supsrvscss
would thsrsore most sFgrIty r~qasst The of shi,
70 crnf.r the ne~e<axy aushrs4ty rSgn@ 1hs
Board by voting In tsv&r cf th~ proposition
II apps ofrfsss this 31m fx the puYpue< Indicated
viii ro y any vsy oeApei ths frvy Of nsghsf tar,
the contrary the county for the ensuing yesr
bern r~ane-d one and eh~~hah mill on the dollar
II Madison, Lss Co. tova- fepscnb<x eth. lss6
" 0ooDRfcH,
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AosrasAl. Sept Ia.
General Aesds 10 entertained so-nisAt b.
the Hon. Gsores 3. Ross- A lssee -
fashionable parry hss bssa invited . nest
hin.
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From ST. LOUIS.
Sr. Louls, Sept. ~.

Sr. Louis, Sept ~.
The DeMorGfs st. Joseph spee;al mysm.
eye witness OF the AFFAIR u Platte City, No.,
saturday, states that the conduct u H. rsb-l
els, the arms they carried, s.l their larro
numbers, leave no ,.oubt thai thev ca,ne into
town TO break up the Radical couau Cosvsn-
non- -Four men were killed, and shree a
four others uiu probably dis, aad ehout :
dozen wounded. The sdsir cr>e1rsa : -
found sensation. Serious trouble = spcrs>
hended. - = = -
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Frsa L.e1Asvilie.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 10.
The health officer reports thirteen deaths
from cAolerA during the week ending the
18th. These were scattered over the city
Barely two deaahs occurred in any ose. .locsl
iw. The general health Of The city i hetbes
this season than ever before known. aS.
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LETTER FROM PETERSEN re.
CoIr.,lruienc" a.! Ia" sichinoni hI>paiol
P,rrHSrrEc. April u, l>,;G.

~ h'' "'l'' = '
| congratulate the Di>potch on the sub
~>tantial evidence al prosperity furnished
hv it, recent enlargement. In thc>" day,
~ newspaper competition. success implies
an unusual degree at ability and cutter
prise: and. independent Of III" Indications
afforded lv the increased size 81 our
Journal, it is with qualification ] have
learned from persons having III" best
means "t forming an opinion, that II j. in@
tiir way ri being rc-">tlhlI>hcd ~ the
most misunderstanding newspaper III the
State.
4 numerous party "IGrn,lrlirn left town
this morning oil ali excursion |" Weldon.
4 meeting i 10 hc held there to-day 81
officials representing all the railroads con
v~erginc IT that poin,-,hc Petersburg, the
Wilmington, the Raleigh. and the Set
huard-tlc object OF whiclt isl" harmonic
their several interests. All these roads
are nov in complete working order and
the bridge across the Roanoke has been
completed. If all feelings al petty rivalry
can hc allaycd, and Il liberal policy
adopted. not only in regard 10 each other,
h 1t towards the great producing Interests
III the country. il will bc Il public benefit.
Loud complaints have been made, until Il
very recent date. of hc cXcc>>iN" freight
charges made bN the Petersburg and Wei
don road, ~ being IN striking contr>l with
those Of the Scah"ard. They were r.
duccd al the mnuahmr"ting OF >t"chll"!d-
crS. hut lot until ScliouS injury llad been
done to the business of the road. II
j. to hc hoped, however, that il will only
she temporary.
There is quite a food III the Apo
mattox. caused by the late rains. The
meadows below the city are completely
submerged, and the current III the river i
70 strong a. 10 prevent vessels ro'n coming
NJ Ia The wharycs. An accident happened
this morning, involving no triiling loss. ac-
cording IL the times. \. pair OF splendid
match-hor>cs, hitchcd L" a buggy. belong
ing Ia Mr.. McCulloch-wiiich We're 10 have
been sold to-day, and which il was thought
would bring a thousand dollars,-wcrc
driven into the stream at the usual water
inc place, when they were drawn within
the influence OF the current, and drowned
the driver barely escaping.
The Fair Tor tue hcniit ot the First Bap-
ti>t Church was closed last evening. Ii
has been n great succcss. the sum realized
amounting to fifteen hundred dollars. Two
more fairs are in contemplation. I" bc held
during the next month. SNowptN.
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rUr OF Mr.. SMYTnE-Tik
JUDICIARY COMMITTEES VERSUS TnE rRf~l-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROG ESslNa
SLOWLY.
WASHINGTON, April %.
Ii j. rumorcd this afternoon that tn" Sr-
nate was cngagcdi n discussing the appoint
mcnt Of Mr.. Smythc during lis Executive
session TO-DAY. and when il is remembered
with what universal appreciation that ap-
poiatmcnt was received. u seems Il nt'lc
singular thu, the confirmation did not fol
low almost immediately upon the sending
of his name To- that body, and rcrY singular
that il should hc made the sHtlo'l "'
lengthy debate. Tw" or thrc" senators
have expressed themselves - oppose" !"
confirming Mr.. Smythc. and n"'lcc '"a'
quite a number of Radicals nave r'''h'i!
become convinced that he IL not the iight
man in the place, whilst very rroil'hSh'
Rcpnblic,u> have. within the past daN or
Two, offered 10 back NJ their Opinions with
heavy vagcr> that the Senate will not con-
firm the appointment. Ii will soon tc
known. however. what the views "i the
Senate are in this particular though, III
spite al some individual opposition, there
can hc uu >rb>toutidl doubt OF Smythr ;
success.
The action ut the Judiciary Committee
If the House in reporting adversely on the
message Of the President and the c"ininu-
MICA ions al two II the Cabinct officers
which were also before il, suggesting a
modification Of the test oath, and the act "i
the House in allowingtha committee 10 hc
discharged from further consideration OF
the subject, IS another direct and discouite-
Gus opposition 10 4 measure of the Admlli-
i,iratiun which i approved and pr"iicrtd
on account 81 the great benefit which would
accrue 10 the Government ny its adoption.
The Congressional majority are determined
that there shall hc no modification what
ever al tltc test oath. In the mean time,
the financial interests ot the Governments
are suffering in consequence Of their per
verse radical loyalty.
Thc President has removed several pro
miucut officers in the STATE "i PculI>tl-
wanna. and more are Ia 90. The work ri
dccapitaIiou has commenced, ami though
slow. will hr very sure, as tar ~ extreme
Radi,al> are concerned. \ distinguished
Radical has very recently stated that i'm
purrant changes were to hr made shortly :
hut this sounds 50 much like the w"rItcd
rumor> III = Immediate changes in III" tahI-
net that il j. almost 4 dangerous subject
IL consider. TINoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-25

PORTRAITS ~ GENERAL IEE.-A CORE
spondeul challenges the good taste OF pa
rading the portraits of General Robert +.
Lee in the show windows oil Broadway book
stores. WHY mott The booksellers offer
fer sale what customers are likely TO buy
and they wish 10 Jet their Democratic
friends have portraits a, we'll a> Rrruh,
lican.-Gre,ipy.
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A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.

for IN very ca" they add new life aud vitality, aud
restore the waning cu"rg!", 10 their pristiU" state.
I" Ia. young ami mIddi"-ascd. they Will prove
most invaluable A. 4 ready. ,peclhc. and sterling
medicine. Here Is Il dream realized that Ponce De
Leon sought ior three hundred years ago, and
never found. lie locked for a fountain that would
re>tor" the old to visor and make the youth ever
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-25

JEFFERSON CoCNTY.-At the recent term
of the Jefferson Court, DR.. W. o. Nc
Coughtrec, indicted Tor perJ'Ty I h"r;,y
taken he teyt onth, was acquitted. The in
dictmcnt against Captain III. I. kcrncy
for allowing his company whilst III the
Contcdcrat" service to take goods from the
store al W. VI. Cromi>c, in Shepherds
town, was quashcd. Ii is said that the late
grand jury made out another Indictment
against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-25
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES

cannot stay the flight Of years, but they can fore.
back aud hold alo"f diseases that might triumph
over the aged and the young. Let non" hesitate
thru, but seize the favorable opportunity thai
offers. When taken a. prescribed Tor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-25

WEST VIRGINIA UNIoNIsIS.-The New
York Uuaa NsuS has 3 letter from West
Virginia which says:
q, is a notorious fact-as any Federal
officer stationed IN Wes. Virginia during
the war will ,estify-that t"~o-thilds, If not
four fiiths, Of the intelligence aud virtue ol
the State were on the side OF the rebellion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-25

No CHoLER. ~ New IoRK.-Tlrcre is
no .Asiaiic cholera in II city. 1t has
come near Us hv means Of cmigrant ships
from Europe, and is very likely to visit us
intlc course Of the ensuing summer, though,
w have u Health Commission that i, doing
its utmost 10 keep ii away. Ii it does
come, our distant rcadcrsshall be promptly
advised of the fact through these columns.
flsu.Iy
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1 GTA DE MAGNOLlA.-A loiiei u"-
n Itgbt. Superior to any cologne used To PAIN"
IL, f,,n and person; ~ render the SKIN soli ana
fresh. 10 aIlAy iuna ANIMATION To- perfume clothing
g., Ia,,I,rhr Sr. II /. manufactured from the rich
snuth.rn MAGNOLIA. and il Obtaining a patronage
anti unprrrrdeut~l II is a flv"ri,c win actresses
and rpera singers. II i sold by all dealers, A. one
dollar. IA large bottles, and by DEMAS bahAfo q
New York, Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
.,lI nv all DRUGGISTS.
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BILIOUS DISORDERS,

nothing can be more productive Of cure than these
Pills. Their almost magic influence l. felt at once,
aud the usual c~"ucomitauts Of this most distressing
disease are removed. These r,Iueiic, are made
from the purrst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-25

c. {. CLAY.-We had the pleasure oi
meeting yesterday Judge Clay, who has
grown prenlaturcly olt has become quite
grey. and suffer %cviienn, from the ner-
yo,i, strain Of on imprisonment, aggravated
by those injurious subtletics OF ain'"sancc
which j, is the delight Of - men o.
h.ct, and the torture Of proud men 10 eh-
dure.-Ifta>J,r1 Iader.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-25

JrDGE TnoNAs.-Much satisfaction j.
expressed by the bar and public generally
al The courtesy, ability, and patience dis
played by Judge IL. ". Thomas in the dis
barge OF his duties .iie1awiria gazette.
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MARINE IRON \
Ill
COAL AND WOOD.

DEMBERTON Il CREW, dealers in
L COAL AND WOOD, office Seventeenth street,
between Cary and Dock. Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. for CRATES, stoves, and
foundry use CLOVER hill LUMP and AVE
EAGR coal OAK and PINE WOOD. nh Its
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
~ CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and MIDLOTHIAN
COAL and WOOD for sale by
N. B-Orders PROMPTLY hll.d. de Its
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AN SPRING

II wa left for this day aud hour 10 realize the
dream, and -how, in on" glorious fact, the magic
that made il fair.
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A slaus-.er-house OH the "abattoire "
plan Is to % ~'..uediately erected, under
the approval OF "a, Board of Health, on
the East river, atda 1ksxsn{SedaFNd Sixth
street. Thet 81 No. s5ryo
order within ;s6GWa~~wn ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-25

\ ArposraEsrs ~ VlRsISIA.-Thc Presl-
aA,, has filled all the appointments IN
Virginia for the Internal Revenue Dcp'rt-
meshylh parties who have isken the test
oath.
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FOR CUTANEoUs DISORDERS

and al e~ruptious Of the skin, the Salvc Is most
invaluable. II doe, not heal externally alone. bu,
pcnetrates with the most searching effects to the
very root Of the evil
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BUSINESS CARDS

-,p,ISTON 4 RitOTtn x. FUR
A.iTI'RE DEALERS, would form their
i,.at. and former patrons that ~ y haN" Rk-
llrrssiEp BUSINESS vi their NEW : hRL, 90 Iary
.ire.t, bel wrcn Ninth ant I"u'h ifnsls war"
,hcy viii n, happy Ia see fnrn. = 4 vii tuIniAh
snv,hinr In thrli limo 4, ~rys.orsl r,lcsr
HsHIlSTuN BROTHER,
Gary erect. hetwu pu y - aud l"nth
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LYuN*- EXTRA,T uP PrRE JAMAICA GIN@ER-tor
Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus. flatuleuCv, Sc. Whrr" Il warm
in. >tImuIant J. required. It's careful preparation
ana entire purity makes II Il cheap aud rcllabi" al
ticlr for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere. at
50 cents per bottle. Ask ioT ''LYoS'-' Pure Ex-
tract. Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
dp lily sold by all druggists.
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SPRTNG TRADE. 1850.
HALL & HrTCHISON.
Importers and JobberS oi
NOTIONS, FANCY GOOD> and WHITE GOODS.
faith" old stand If Thomas, Hughes i CALDWELL
No. Pearl OR FurKIEE<rH STREET,
between Main and Cary Richmond, Va.
We arr prepared with 4 large and elegant stock
of GOODS for tn" spring trade, and respectfully
iuvi," an examination ny our friends and til" trade
GENERALLY. mn5
JOHN G. PAGE, JR.. Dealer in Boots,
- Shoes, Trunks. &c, III Nam street, three doors
from corner II Ninth. Richmond. Va. d. Its
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INSURANCE

INSURANCE.
uOME ENTE r. = / s 4
TRIUMPHANTli' .
INSURANCE
PROVIDED BY OUR OWN REsOU"bs'
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND
MARINE INSTANCE COMPANY
OF RrcH-1SD,
has recnpera,ed is strer1th, and occupies it' place
on tho rolls ii solvent and reliable
~Gn,trance Companies.
ron ru,vrY- FoUR YEARS 1T HAS STOOD II
eAyAGEs OF FIRE AND WAVE
.,, 20 history proves its capabilities. More than
million Of dollars have been paid in losses,
and We will meet them bravely
when they come again.
ENTERPRISE y DETERMINATION HAVE
MET THEIR REWARD.
- declaration of ability 10 pay its liabilities past
and future, has been mad" good.
cr AIMS THAT ACCRUED IN 1881, BUT ONLY
PRESENTED SINCE TIE CLOSE OF
THE WAR, HAVE BEEN
L~IQUIDATED
IN FILL
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JoIIN DOOLEY. HAT MANTFA(

y TURER AND DEALER, UNDER TIE >Pol>.
WOOD HOTEL. RICHMOND, Va sh"w ~ frc',Pt
of a full stock and assort't#nt al TIA Sol an trd"'a
q f%uuaIiiv, and alIthc shaI", and styles NJ" ~ US.
tn attention 81 HI old customer and III" p,n.'
j. earnestly called - this STOCK ~ -""'@s III
rrs,nt. anI d.t lrr~ ar. assured in no nous" III ia"
Northern markets can they mud goods ~ lower
prices, nor - better selection. lie l. confident ih'
An examination il all that - necessary I" ii-n''
sale. 49,
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VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.

They will not harm the most delicate female, and
can b. given with good effect in prescribed doses
to the youngest babe.