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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AND ExHaUsTIoy.-r,


a constitution and physique OF unusual strength 10
resist the effect of the enervating heat OF July ana
August Unless the system Ia toned and sustained
by wholesome stomachc during these oppressive
months. II is likely to be severely debiltaed az
TO render II an easy prey to the epidemics which
nrsvru in the fall a who,some stomachic
where is 1t 10 be found - asks the reader, who
has perhaps, been told by his physician that
little COOP brandy is servicsable stmulant, and
has sought for that obsolete article in vain. IL
would be as idle 10 expect wHoLEsoaESEss and
PURITY among the liquors of commerce as to look
for miracles of piey In the State prison. or wisdom
In an idiot asyl um.
There Is one SAFE RESOURCE (but oSE) Tor those
who need protective tonic aud health sustaining
invirorant Let them commence at once, az th e
torrd season opens in all it's intensity, course OF
BOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS. Ask the re-
turnod officers and soldiers Of the Union army,
who have used this elixir during the war, what
they think Of IT, They will tell you that it keeps
M the vital forces under the whiting beams OF a
vertical sun without vitiating the blood or crea-
ting any undue excitement in the circulation. As
the poet Cowper said Of tea " 1t cheers, but not
inebriates :" II braces the nervous organization
and regulates all the functions Of the body. No
other stimulant can compare in purity with the
Essence OF Rye, which forms it's basis, and the
tonic aperient, and anti bilious herbs with which
II is medicated are the best Of their kind on the
r.ca of tho earth de 27-eod2w
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UXNECEssARILY ALARMED.-FoRNEY
fears that the hospitality Of the southern
people will convert the congressional ex-
cursion party from the error of their ways.
In his paper of yesterday two articles ap-
peared, the object of which was to con-
vince the wine-bibbing visitors that the re-
bells were only trying to humbug them,
FoRSEY is unquestionably the basest poll
tician in the country. He suspects dccep-
ton in every act. He merely proves how
vile a hypocritc he is himself.
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CORRESPONDENCE BETW f. j. n
4 LuMaX b. SMITH AND COMMITTEES
FROM THE BOARD OF 4. VI. +: cut Ki,n ~
kEFERENCE TO THE CHARGES MADE BY HIN
AGAINST THEIR PASTOR.
Lgmuc b. Smith:
Sir,-We, the undersigned have, at a regular
session OF the Board of the African NJ. i. church
OF Tn lrd street, been regularly appointed com
mitee To- communicate with you officially as TO the
charges preferred against the Rev. w. u. Harri",
the regular minister OF the said church, under
which he was, upon your several statements, ar,
rested imprisoned, and on Il hearing Of the said
charges 30 preferred, was regularly discharged,
the said charges being decided by me Mayor oi
Richmond as wholly unsustaned by the evidence
which you produced. We therefore do request that
Won viii In writing retract and recall the SAID
charges so made, that they may ne entered on the
journals Of the said church, in perpetual vindica.
lion OF our said pastor, VINO has now, and has ever
had, the confidence, esteem, and good VIII oil his
entire CONGREGATION.
written reply is requested at your earliest con-
venience. Respectfully, r.
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hung progcnitor and calls for the with
holding OF the grant Of land coming to that

Hung progcnllor anu caiss ior eho Wi'u-
holding OF the grant OF land coming TO that
college by virtue of an act Of Congress.
ROBERT j. LEE, then, is still "unhung."
We cannot see why he should be allowed
to remain SO any longer in country where
there are so many trees, to say nothing of
lamp posts. There is every facility for
hanging ROBERT L. LEE and as to his felo-
NOUS crimes, which have merited capital
punishment, we presume there can be no
mistake or hesitation on that score. First,
he is one of those particularized in the
constitutional amendment" $50 pater-
nally recommended to US by Governor
PEIRroINT) who took an oath of fidelity to
the Constitution and afterwards bore arms,
and so forth. Next, he is a deserter: for,
being in the military service of the United
States, lac quilted said service and went
over to the enemy. Next, in addition to
being pcrjurer and deserter, he is muir
dcrcr. There are men now living who
could be easily found and SobpoRaed into
any court who can testify that they have
seen Union soldiers, loyal men, killed,
slaughtered, with force and arms, to wit {:
in the county of Orange and other coun-
ties in the so-called Commonwealth Of Vir-
ginia, 10y order Of the said ROBERT f. LEE,
who was himself present, and giving orders
and directing the operation of said muir
dcrs. Yet the Washington newspaper
shocks our fine sense of morality by assur-
ing us that this man still goes about Gun
hung" What is the use, then, of laws and
! courts
We desire to see the laws executed. No
man who deserves to be hung should go
unhung. And if a pcriurer, deserter, and
murderer has not earned the extreme pc
nalty, We wish to know who would so well
grace the gallows as ROBERT +. LEE.
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JAMES J. MAYS,
WILLIAM TYREE,
RICHMOND, VA, December Is, 1885.
RICHMOND, VA, December 20, 1866.

RICHMOND, VA, December 20, 1866.
have received a communication, signed James
J. Mays and William Tyree. informing me that
they had been appointed committee 10 comm uni
cate with me upon the subject OF the charges pre-
tered by me against the pastor Of their church,
Rev w. b. Harris and upon which he was ar
rested and after an examination discharged by
the Mayor. ] made the complaint to the Mayor
not upGn any facts within my own knowledge, but
simply upon Information derived from others. Yas
actnaiyd by no personal hostility to the Rev. w.
b. Harris, and entertained no unklnd feelings TO-
ward. him The matter was fully heard by HIS
Honor the Mayor, who discharged Mr.. Harris. He
was thus fu ly vinicated, and fully concurred in
the propriety of his discharge. / have no hesita.
ton in saying that should never have thought OF
preferring charges sgainstthe Rev. Mr.. Harris II
had known thai the facts OF the case were as they
were developed during the examination before the
Mayor Very respectfully, &c, = c,,,nu
[Signedl LONAX SMITH.
To JAMES J. MAYS, WILLIAM TYREB, committee.
ia If
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On Thursday the 27th instant at halfpast 10
p NJ JUAN PIZZINI, aged fifty FIVE years.
His funeral viii take place from st. Peter "a
thedra, THIS Saturday MoRNIAG at 10 o'clock.
At OakIy, his residence, ABOUT three miles from
Memphis Tenn, on the 20th instant, JJHN +.
THORNTON, E,q in the eighty seventh year q
his age, after d lingering decline OF several
months.
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THE NEW YEA R.-It is advisable TO
\ commence the new year with good time, and
be well watched. A. L. LUMsDEH would respect
fully call the attention of the public to the iact
that they would do well to remember that 1870
MAIN STREET IL the place to have WATCHES
aud CLOCKS REPAIRED in the best manner, AS
my father, G, LuMSDEN, gives u his persona, at
taI1tion / have an assortment of CHEAP CLOCKS :
alro, SPECTACLES for all ages: Remember the
La I. A. l.. LUMSDKN,
a. 90 =, 1920 Main street.
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Ey- A RARE CHASCE.-HoUSE FOR RENT
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
The subscriber offers the HOUSE occupied by him
FOR RENT from January lst 1857, to June 2ist,
1885, and the entire furniture for sale.
The house is on Ninth street, French Garden
Hill 1t contains seven rooms besides bath and
store -rooms-servant's room in the yard.
The FURNITURE is in good order. CARPETS,
and OIL CLOTH new, and very little used.
TWO FURNISHED PARLoRs, with TAPESTRY
CARPETS;
TWO FURNISHED CHAMBERS, with INGRAM
CARPETS;
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, with GLASS and
CHINAWARE;
KITCHEN FURNITURE complete, &c &c.
Twill offer au inducement to a purchaser who
will take the house as it stands. Parties wishing
TO examine the house and furniture or make In
ouirv will call on b. VI. QUARLES,
with Stone, Wilson Foster,
No. l4lo Cary street.
MIA good COOK, WASHER, and IR0NER
without incumbrance, can also be had on the
promises, well recommended. de N-ts
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MARRIED,

On the 9Th OF December, by Rev. A. Z. Dickin-
son, A. NJ. A ATKINSON, Esq. 10 Miss MARTHA Is.
CARTER, all Of this city.
On Thursday, December goth, at the Carondelet-
street Methodist church, New Orleans, by the
Rev. J. g. Walker. PETER i. BROWN, of Balt!'
more, Md, TO FLORENCE A, daughter OF Cap
tain James NJ. Goodman, Of that city.
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By Harrison. Goddin 4 Appsuon, Aaetionsssss
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estats Agents.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" LIABLE REAL EsTATE, WITH COMr0RT:
ABLE RESIDENCE TIL ERE0S, 0NevENAbk5
STREET, UNION HiLL.-As comnissloDsr o.
pointed bya decree rendered on the Std OF no
vember, 1909, In the case OF Baker, ne aapin1
lie src.ion, on the Premises, on MOTDAH ~ n
slst Of December issS, ala o'clock p. IL thstval..
the said cause, being tho same OF which the late
Nancy Mettert died seized, fronting on the north
side Of venabis street about GO feet more or less
running back within parallel lines $40 feet 10
rington street, on which there stands q COMFORT
ABLE FRAME DWELLING containing ak rooms,
besides q good brick Kitchen. &c. IL Is nearly
fyRNs one fourth cash balance at Y, II, and
ls months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained until The purchase money
paid and a conyeyance ordered b. the court.
EATON NANCE. Commissioned.
Sale conducted by HARRISON, GoDDix ArPns.
SON, Aucttoneers, he. 90 ~
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of q
i deed Of trnst executed 20 me By WiIlism sctts
Rs. ys c ssss sP,s
the payment OF certain negotisbis promissoTy
note dated april u, 1885, psyss.e - GU PisnfesSs
ter date, rSs2s, win proceed on HafuHDAf ine
sthday u January, heI. on tho preIDises, ~ =
sat deed asn. e sell sf gTSEsiH5
OF GROUND situated on the south eida OF Gay
street. In the city Of Richmond, bstsesn sec1ne
street and running back eighty one fact
TgKss OF SALE: Cash TO mpch ~ shall 20
necessary 70 pay the said note and tn expenses AZ
snen terms "a TO the residue - VIII be made know
LEWIS A. PHELPS, Trustee:
J. H DIseEs, Auctioneer. dS 2a-i6e
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EyY BROTHERS BEG LEAVE TO
4 inform the public that they continue to prac
tice successfuly IN the treatment o. Levy on Inc
omar on Monday and will be able 10 offer greater
ind uceme nts than ever. Times arc hard. Money
is very scarce. Those having but littie, ana Wihn
Ia make il 20 a long ways. should call at
LEVY BROTHERS, 10 Main street:
gtoya closad on SATURDAYS. dew
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HOUSE AND LOT. ON JEssAMiNE STREET.
vili be soId. on the premises, the FRAMED TBNB-
ment on Jessamine street occupied BY MI FOX.
fronting thirty three feet. running bask one nun.
dred and thirty-two feet, and belonging 70 tne
estate of the late Nancy Mettsrt. t9fR7f
d dss HAAsRsIssiisoS ooDprs& ApPERsoN.
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VERY BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRA.
SoUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN PIRsT
AND FoUSHEE STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TIoN win be sold at auction on the premises,
an TUIrRsDaY the ia nf JANUARY fss7 Al
O'clock p. M, that beautiful and co,venisntiy-
arranged BRICK -TESEAEST located a. above.
taining seven rooms, besides brick kitchen and
gas and water on the premises. lr front Of the
dwelling ihsreis handsome iron ssI.ndsh. and
ibs nnrnrses IL An Office. The tenement IS nearly
new, aud admirably adapted for the soiafoitable
accommodation Of n small f. nily. Tns lot runs
back 1866 feet to wide paved slley.
TERMs: one third cash !; balance Vt six, twelve.
and eighteen months for neg aba .iotss interest,"
AIDED sec ured by trust deed TIVE txxes ior is''
20 be paid by the purchaser ar,,aow
HARRISON, GoDDIN APPBHsOa,
de 10 ...e Auctt0neors.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneen.
North west corner Main and Eleventh streeu.

MEAT DWELLING, ON THE EASI
JACKSON AND DUvAL STREETS, AT AUCTION:
By request Of Mr. g a. kreger We Viii sem ~ -
Jsnuary, al hall. past 1 O'Clock P. NJ, his RESI-.
DENCB, situated as above, and adjoining Mr. n,
L. Pelouze. IL hiss four rooms with passage ;
Kitchen wood house. and coal cellar; with water
and gas. The house has been recently painted and
papered. and /. in very nice order.
The lot is 2. by l2s feet to alley Is feet wide.
This Il a very desirable house Of it, size, and
should attract the attention Of those sesking .
comfortable home at y moderate cost.
Possession given soon after the sale.
TERMS Made known at the time or sale. The
purchaser to pay the taxes for lss7
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
de2) Auctioneen.
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w,r,,.uE TANNER ]. OTTO RHBETs.
sy METROPOLITAN WORKS.
FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOPS,
AND SASH, BLIND, AND DOOR FACTORY,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

The undersigned are prepared to build and re-
pair r
of all kinds, including ENGINES, CAR WORK,
TOBACCO FIXTURES, &c, &c.
ALSO,
n furnish IRON and BRASS CASTINGS, and
FORGINGS of every description.
They also manufacture, in their Sash Factory,
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, and MOULplNGS OF
every pattern.
SCROLL SAVING neatly executed In any
style.
SASH furnished, either glazed or unglazed, and
carefully packed for shipment.
Give us a call before purchasing.
de14-sm TANNER 4 EHBETS.
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EE EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESToRER.
"AT Thing Of Beauty is Joy Forever"
Humors and diseases Of the scalp produce bald
ness. The VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER is waz,
ranted TO restore the scalp to healthy condition
and thicken the hair. Dandruf Is thoroughly
eradicated by its Itching and burning OF the
scalp is cured by two applications. 1t lisa
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DREsSlNGl
1T Is NOT \ d Y E.
II does not color the skin 1t does not stain the
finest linen vegetable compound, 1t does not
act I'M uriously upon the hair or health as do Nj
trate Of Silver Dyes, or those made of other nox-
ious drugs
TRY 1T AND BE CONVINCED!
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
CHURCH Hin, RICHMOND, May 90, lSS?
This Is TO certify that have used EZEhl ELs
VIRGINIA HAIR kESTORER, and have been
greatly benefited by the use of it.. ! was perfectly
Eald Tor three years. have used nine bottles and
my hair is now growing finely.
N' ApsLISE RUSSELL BROWN.
For sale by all druggists. Price, IL per bottle.
Orders addressed to
de27 N. EZEKIEL, box 2ss.
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sy UNION BANK or RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, sSOO,ooo
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
on DEPOSITS.
|. DAVENPORT, JR., President,
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
2. A. Paine, L. p. Crenshaw, W. K. Quarles,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr., K. Z. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, b. Is. Weislger' snip,
W. A. spott, Moses Ellyson, J. B. Winston,
4. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A a. hutehin-
z II TAYLOR, j. Rosenbaum, son,
W f. Binford, J. w. Hail. w. "A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, W. 4. cray, w. n TANNER,
T. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, j. NJ Nowin.
The security offered to depositors lie undoubted,
and the institution should commend Itself to su
classes.
The attention OF all in city and country Is called
10 this institution. Here they will nnd security,
convenience, and profit. Sums 40 small as ave
dollars may be deposited, and six Per cent. int.
rest received on same.
oeBce hours from Q A. N. to2P. NJ; on Saturday
from A. III. to p. NJ, and from tosP. N.
ia l3--dSswts
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sEEDsMEN. FLORISTS "a

vsOR SALE. the GOOD WILL and
E FIxTuRYs OF one Of the most preminsns bu..
siness houses on Broad street, epsasiy s@sptsa
ns.s Esnf rsasonabfe. Possession given IL Of
January II required. ses particulars ssRly} Z ~
Bscak sGssa f
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DOCHE'S EMBROCATION, REY-
III NOLD's SPECIFIC for 6out and Rheumatism,
sCHENCK's PuLMONIC SYRUP, sE1WEsD IT,,
NC and MANDRAKE PILLS, WILBoR,s , Gop
COP LIVER OIL Bakers, HeEeman's, stmes's
Burnetrs, ard other brands of COD LlVER OIL
sold by H. WAGNER, Druggist,
da Nils corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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SHIPPING

nor BALTIMORE. SAVANNAH,
Il AND BOSTON. -POwHATAN q scscr,
STEAMBOAT COMPANY SEMI. rk---zL1oS--l
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY LeIyes Bal
timore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer PETERSBURG, Captain Robert
TRAvERs, will leave here at o'clock A. u
SUNDAY.
Freight received FRIDAY and up to O'Clock
p NJ SATURDAY. =:
This steamer has splendid saloons, state fooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passa ge, meals included, So.
For freight or passage app yto
Office at Charles T. Workman & Co.'S,
de Gs-3t Fifteenth street
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By,Harrson, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

Bana5fs, DTUAeTs, a..u 'oai Istasc y oI't''
VERY VALUABLE LOT, ON THE
Y EAST sIpEoF VALLEY STREET BETWEEN
GRACE AND BROAD, ADJOINING sEABR00k's
WAREHOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN:-Will
the lst OF January, 1867, AZ o'clock p. at
most valuable LOT located as above, adjoining
also the lumber-yari OF Mr. John Nettles, fronting
IS feet running back about 90 feet on which there
stands four framed tenements, belonging to the
lessee the same TO be removed after the ltn OF
February next.
TERMS: une- third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed
A. % Auetioneers
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. ETC.

ELOUR, FLOUR. 1000 barrels
L. FLOUR, all grades.
de 90 A. Y STOKES II CO.
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ERESH MOUNTAIN ROLL BUT
JIG TER.-Another supply of fresh ROLL BUT
TER from the Valley, Tor sale by
STEVENS 4 PEGRAM,
desT F@# Gil Broad street.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from the
- premises Of II. G.. FAINT, corner oiIfffaar-s1
Marshall and Tenth streets, about theSS1ssa "a
9th of November last, a WHITE cow, HS3
bslow the usual height. small browns<-sSs=zTSe4-
spots on each shoulder very fat, and tail slightly
racnvarv II. @. FAINT, q.
de 2s.eodlw First National Bank.
Times will copy.
CS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOX
,oD the return Of a SETTER PUPPY, 49,
about six months old, white and black=A-[SSa
colored ears entirely black, with long -.
hair, very fat and playful, and answers 70 tne
name of Belle. Apply at this once. De Ut
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VERY BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRA

BY Harrison, 0oddin & Apperson, Auotionesrs
Banreis, BroPers, and Real Estate Agents.
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pLACK CHAINS, ALI-THE-GO.-
Is The latest styles can be had az reduced prices
al [de 2oI LEVY BROTHERS.
nLANK ETS.-Those in want should
ID cali and make their purchases at LEVY Bko.
THEIRS. They have them from ~ 50 to 81? dc ~
DURE KEROSENE AND PARAGON
OIL for sale nj the branch store Of
A. BoDkKfP 4 BROTHER,
aes Sixth street opposite Second Market.
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DACON-SIDES, s HOU l. ID f II 8,
ID STRIPS. and SUGAR.CURED HAMS.
de 20 aF a. Y. STOKES b co.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson. Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
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90 BARRELS @ YELLOW SUGAR,
20 100 barrels SYRUP.
de 70 .. A. Y STOKES * CO.
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T,OTTGERA's sIoDINIZED COD Ii
II VgR OIL and wILgoR,s COD LiyRE. OIL and
Branch stors, Sixth street.,
des opposite second Naskst.
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7 OST OR STOLEN, on last Saturday
IL night, the 22i instant, n large NEW rT->,,
POUNDLAN poo black and white go -,
had on brass chain With medal: answers
TO the name Of Rovag 4 liberal reward ". IL be
paid for hE raturTt. tall a. MARTIN PHIL.
alPs'S, No a. Markell stTse', above Brook ave-
nue. de 3-2ts
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND,

hog LOST-FIVE DOLLARS RE-
IL wARD.-Lost, on Friday, ?ist in 90
slant, a BLACK SETTER PUPPY, aboutS-S<SA
six months old, having on collar with-----
my name inscribed and city number. Any one re.
turning said dog to my residence, corner Clay and
de 2g-2tA H. q. NOTHING.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-03-16
TIE SPRING ELECTION.

The Spring election takes place
on Tuesday, April 2d. What have
the Union men Of the several town
ships done towards being prepared
to make big fight on that day
The Offices to be filled are not of vi
tai Importance, but 1t is of great inn
portance that every Union man votes
for his candidate. The Copperhead
is the same man that he was during
the war. He hates the downfall OF
rebellion as much as he hated the
idea OF its being put down during
the war He loves not the soldier,
either dead OIL alive, more than he
did during that momentous strug.
gle.
He hopes that the men of the Soutl
who were in the rebel army, may &c
control Of the Southern Union men
and strike hands with him, and to-
gcther, they will render useless the
sad lesson and experience of the last
five years.
What do you mean to do-giy'
them :reo swing at the polls, oil
meet them promptly there, and cas-
vote for vote. The election of itself,
is a small matter, but the Copper.
heads clam that the people have como
over to their ground. Union men, il
this truep Quelch the idea at thu
polls. Wake up now-do some
thing!
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Playfulncss Of the Mnlc.

The mule, with all his wisdom, sa-
gacity, and amiahility of disposition,
Is a cunning and fun loving fellow
A case in point; Yesterday, Il young
man was riding Il mule, bare. back,
up State street; very suddenly, and
seemingly without cause, mule stop
ped; individual went over mule S
head like Il young avalanche, but
mounted again iusianter; mule start.
ed briskly, and stopped suddenly
number two; individual went over
mules head second tune like youth
ful avalanche; "Dog ON that mule, !"
says individual, and mounted again
mule repeated the trick with placid
smile on his handsome countenance
and individual went over his head the
third time. The mule was only fun.
ning--disporting himself playfully
but the rider took different view o.
the case, 30 he tied the animal to {
post, gave him a tremendous kick in
part to which the tail is attached
and walked oil, with q look which
said as plainly as looks can, "Stand
there, dog ON ye. till you can 90
along as a decent mule should, and
see how you'll like it," And the
mule stood, and stands there yet for
ought we know. u' RI
Which demonstrates the proposi,
tion that mules are playful. - Genass
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