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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-02
BALPIMoRE cry oIRRcropv

We call the attention of our readers to the
cards of the following firms, which appear i,
cur advertising columns. Dealers may-rcs+
assured of securing bargains at these houses.
where they will find large assortments in
their respective lines:
CLOTHING 81 FURNISHING GOODS
THOMAS MCCoRMIcK & Bro. on the cor
ner OF Calvert and Baltimore streets, are
pratticaf Merchant Tailurs, and have on
hand an extensive assortment of every
grade of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
iRgs, which they offer to make up in
suits at prices to suit the times. This
firm has also Clothing House in Rich
mond.
SMITH, Bros & Co., Nos. So and 40,
Baltimore street, have perhaps the most
extensive stock of Clothing in tie city,
and their liberal style OF doing business
should secure them share of the public
patronage. If you want fashionable
Clothing at reasonable rates, go to Mars
bic Hall, Read the pledge" in au-
other column.
j. p. HARTMAN & SON, dealers in Gents
Furnishing Goods, at No. 1877 Baltimore
street, a few doors from Light, offer SUI,
perior inducements to those who need
anything in their line. Their stock of
ready>madc shirts, drawers. &c, is un-
surpassed, and they are ut all times pre-
pared to Manufacture to order. al arti-
cles necessary to the completion CT
gentleman toilet.
HATS, CAPS &c.
HARRY q. NICEI.Y's Emporium of Fashion,
No. "a, West Baltimore street, nearly
opposite the Maryland institute, is =
great place of resort for those who need
anything to protect or adurn the head.
His Hats and Caps are always of the
latest style and finest finish and what
lie has not on hand liz manufactures at
the shortest notice.
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE.
ANDREW 4. WARNER. Gold aud Silver
Smith, at his old established stand, No.
III, n. Gay street, offers to the public n
superb assortment Of rich aud costly
Jewelry, silver ware, &c In buying from
this house, you may rely upon every ar
ticIe being just what is recommended to
be. We advise our friends who need
anything in his line, to give Mr.. War
ner call.
FURNITURE
S. 5. STETENs & Son, dealers in Furni
ture, have a large warehouse at No. 3
South Calvert street. where those wh,,
desire to reylenish their stocks of Fur-
n'ture. will ind ample Opportunities for
doing SO. This House can supply what
ever you want, and at prices uncQualled
for chcapness in Baltimore or elsewhere.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IL fer at Public Sale, ON ~ W
Wednesday,, January I'm, 1866,
lttair: if not, the mex! fair day lot of T., ;,o
Shear and Shovel PIougfrs; Harrows
TT3rh-T"Verer; Roller, Reaper two wheat Fans one
Ihreshing Machine, with Sheet and ST. go,
giete; one Wheat Drill in prime order, Grain era
TERMS CASH. "a caves
Jan. 2, 1865. L. "AsliiN GToN.
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AFAsHTONABLE WEDDING IN MONTH";
y Mobile letter to the Memphis Bulletin
says:
\ wedding in high life occurred few miles
from this city yesterday John s. TrippIctt.
Esq. formerly Of St. Louis, but more recently
OF Memphis, and now Of Mobile was united
in wcdlock to Miss Bertha Steine, of this city
The brides father is a very wealthy old gen
tieman, formerly of Nashville, Tennessee, and
among his possessions is the Mobile water
works, which affords him an income Of sIOO-
coo per annuLn.
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LETTER FROM LIEUT.. GEN. R1RIYs
fFrom the Kew York New. Dec os,

We received by the Havana steamer YES
terday the following letter from Lierte1ant
General i.arly, now in that city, but about to
leave for the City Of Mexico. 1t contains
many interesting statements which have
never appeared Before about the forces en-
gagged III the late war, aud much of the here
totOre secret history of the military move
ments OF the Confederates:
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NOTICE.

CsIicE to myself and family, and tEose owe,
requires me to have Immediate sett lcTnebt of
an accounts standing open for more than one and
IN ,S Ep!he cases running back IA as ten years
Lls reasonable notice must be complied with by
Tue IT oil eoTuaIy without respect affection for
persons whether the balance on seItIener ut should
Jan2. 1866. JOHN J. h. sTRAITB.
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FURNITURE
Religious Notice.

The +:h Quarterly Meeting of Jefferson Circuit
= Church. viii be hid in this place. c.rnne"c-
!! a. NJ. Rev. WEI. G.. EaGrasrox p F. - ~
P'ci'" u De present. JAMES II. MARCH
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notice.!

He Cash System. operating through ali
L channels OF business, coinpeIs us to adopt sn
aPPFohCh 80 the same rule. We ahcCi,d by f.
h"nClal requirements a. much the uIccIIaI ic,
mcFchau. or farmer Like Otb"rs, must live
me present advanced rates. aud pay tor what
9ecd as we go Therefore. hereafter bills will
De presented every montLs for puy IEefrt, wit
ApFIi LIST July st October let. nd January Ist, to
regular patrons Bill Of charges hsIdcd IN at the
GJ-Ail Transient and irregular practice must Be
Pald Tor when the SER ice is rendered.
JOHN J. II sTRAITH,
CT MASON.
w. F. LIPPIIT,
J. A. STRAITH.
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s9- The Dayton, Ohio, North,eest says that
a sweet potato was raised in that county upon
which family of ten children subsisted for
SIX weeks, and the peeling is now being used
as bed-quilt.
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PARDoNED.-Col j. Q. a Nadenbousch
Of Martinsburg, and G. e. Porter of .JefTer-
sou, have lately been pardoned by the Presi-
don't
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never appeared Eeiore about the forces en-
gagged III the late war, and much of the here
totore secret history of the military move
ments OF the Confederates:
HAVANA, Dec. IS, 1865.
To the Editor Of the Nclc York Ncps:
Having seen it stated in several pane-s
published in the United States that am an
applicant tor pardon, desire to say, through
your columns that there is no truth whats
ever in this statement. have neither made
nor authorised such application, and would
not accept pardon from the President Of
the United States ii gratuitously rendered
me without conditions or restrictions Of any
KIND. l have nothing to regret in the course
pursued by mc dnring the war, except that
my services We're not Of more avail to the
cause for which | toug ht aud my faith in
the justice Of that cause is not at all shaken
by the result
l. have not given parole or incurred any
obligation to the authurit cs of the United
States, and utterly di>claim all allegiance
TO- or dependence upon, the Government Of
tHat country l am IA voluntary exile from
my own country. because am not willing to
submit To the foreign yoke imposed upon it,
All declarations attributed to ne which are
Inconsistent with the above statement, are
cntnety without foundation and hope there
"'' bc no further misrepresentation as to my
position.
! tic reports OF the campaigns CT 1864 and
$50 hy Secretary Stanton and Lieutenant
GENERAL GRANT: r" emily published, contain
many erroneous Statements which do great in
justice to The Confederate armies. Ih. press
/" the Southern States is at present eHcc,ut l!y
muzz.ed by military rule, and the Confederate
cause has no appropriate organ by which III.
ea'> ut the world can be reached The time
Will arrive, however. when a lr,ic history uf
THE warfare can be written 50 as to enable
l,"e'@n nat'ors and p">ieri,y to do Justice TO
the character ri those VIII" have sustained 81
""c'i'' ~ struggle tor all thar Is dear to man
!" anticipation of that time. will call atteu,
c"" - some facts which will show the ire
tnc"':'IS odds the Confederate armies had ia
"nc.,"nter.
Mr. Secretary Stanton's report shows that
Tie available strength present for duty in the
army with which General Grant commenced
the cnml"'"" of lS64 was ON the LIST Of Nav
i>ji a. follows:
r',', A.'"y of the Potom.: (undcr Gen.
IT,: Ai",h Amy Cops ("..isr General -
Aggregate III 1855
besides this he says the chief part OF the
force dcs yncd TO guard the AIidtle Dc,nrt-
mcnt ami the Department Of Washington
was called to the front to rcpuir lus.c. in
the army of the Potomac" which Cuuidicss
WIS done bcture that army left the vicinity Of
Spo't>y lvan:n Court Home, as General Grant
says: " I he 18th, l4;h 10Th IGdI, 17th and
18th (of May, lSGl.) were consumed in ma
nccnvrlng and waiting for reiniurccmcnts
from WashIn3tum," and Mir. Stanton SAYS The
sending of these troops 20 lie front caused the
dctach!ng from General Lees army of the
t"rcc under mc to threaten Baltimore and
Washington The available strength of the
forces i" those departments, on the lst of
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JAMES A. L. MCCLURE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No 40, st. Paul street. Baltimore,
I)RACIICES in State and I'm ted S,atcs Courts
ahd Ptys particular attention t., the. ,r.,s Gu
January I'd Ie66-IE
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THE OLD sAfPINGTON HOUSE

THE OLD SAPPIEGTON HOUSE
BAR-7ooM.
T0HS R. AVIS informs his frierds and the public
generally. that he has Just returned from the
Eastern markets with one Of tho largest and beat
QUORS
ever Thought to this which ne oers for sale at
the upper Bar Room Of the Sappington Hotel, aud
pledges himself to do everything in his power to
CRAFTY the pa lates Of his customers.
He is also prepared to
TAKE CHARGE OF HORSES
fer guests at the Sappington Hotel, or others
ne mole business will be under che supervision
~ hls laIner' capt john Avs which he hopes wills
call il solicited. "
Jan. 2, 1867.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber are re-.
qucstcd 10 make imTn' date pa ulcnt cItIc, in
current iunds or Produce Of any kind Otherwise
th'Ir aocounts will be placed in other la nds for col
lection. Holm TTITIEAyy
Jan. ?, Is66-Im Dufi.'d;s Dcn1,
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DENTAL NOTICE

nR MoCORMICK, will visit Charlcstown. ,,o-
~ J''sI"naiy on the Odd Of January and ,.,,Tr
W. "S'E'7' Jan 2, lS6b-3t.
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and p eference shall given rertorc,
saaauls ,he entire apportionaent Of four
ssniing .ei require bank. - New YORK. Ro.on
Of the United states twenty-five per Of the
aggregate amount OF its notes cfe.Iston and deposs
Sseuais or pay dscnss ani The required proporsion
deemed 10 be lawful money
seston iree section hlr,y,~o Of tho I,ankias
ths approval q the ConpollsE IN New York
section four amends section rortyone Of the Banking act
striking out the exemption from State taxation.
AproiNTnEsTs orfIcyRs IN THE NAVY.
MT CRIME, from the Committee on Naval Affairs, re-
and regulate the appointment OF officers in she navy
The hrst section 10 slightly amended " read az foows
That The IN number allowed II each grade of line Officers on
mirai Ten admlras tweOynye eonodores nfiy cap
n s n ami eighty s
ared and sixty masters hundred and sixty enigns and
ssa, % IN rss. .S By g.
~ % s q I
recent VAR and provided ,srter that The number q rear
not eIeesd twentyone ezcvs Of admrals relieved
s ae p Of . act & and Of oscs nsy on the re-
Dy order q the % o. me Navy and nd who may be pro
The second section is stricken out
sIcnos (secon three in the bill That Of the number
o. line ohceIs Of The navy on the sctiva list h,e ss,en
enssSs ay bs s sSSsa Soss osr wh" have
served In the volunteer Of not less
than two years and who either III that service or
have been honorsbIy discharged herefrom PROVIDED that
u by reason Of these Pontncnts the number Of officers
In any grade shall exceed the number liked by
promotions or appointments TO that shah
Tie number In reduced below the number hxed by law
that grade and provided frher that the authority BY
this section shall BE- exhausted when OF voun
teer onccrs above named shah have appointed
This section as amended reduces materially the NUN.
ber Of officers
Sac l3 Tha; the Secretary Of the Navy Snan appont
board consisting OF not ess ..ar rse naval oo.rs supe-
,or rank TO 10 occs 10 te rms appointed In the regular
i0 the volunteer service which board after c1nm
nation OF the claims OF all candidates shall select and report
ability professional and honorable service twice
10 be llontod and transferred 10 the several
grades noisd the second section OF this act and
ecer who has served In the volunteer service for he
fore tho examining board and present his claims
anlined for appointment In the regular navy.
SIC And be II further enacted, That the Secretary Of
the Navy be and he hereby authorized sp
p0nt under extng laws and regulation such volunteer
officers the the sgencies of The service
the Naval Academy
further enacted that all and paris VI
ac,s Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
The following sections sdd0d-
That lieutenant commanders may be consigned duty
cation and watch officers board vessels Of
we'll rst eutenants Of naval stations and OF ships of
That the annual empensaon OF the admiral Of the
shall be len thousand dollars and he sha be entitled
70 the Of who shall receive ,bs snuusl
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate at four O'Clock went into exesuye sesscr
and soon after adjourned
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with The Quarermasters Dapartment in Vir
gina and North Carolina, then transferred u the Army
the James quaermas,er OF transportation at Ber
muda Hundreds aud finally made chief qusrternastcr
and promoted brgadIer generaship for his
the capture Of Fort Fisher Both appointments
unexcopiohable that their Combinations are con-
sidered certain.
SHIPMENT or FRENCH PLouR PROM LIVERPOOL
FOR THE UNITED STATES.
Our Consul al Liverpool wrtes under date Of May 49,
follows
Some two weeks ago advieed you Of the shipment
bushels Of wheat now have TO inform the Department
Of state that the City or Cork which sails tomorrow
takes as freight four hundred and nnetye ght casks OF
French wheat Hour, valued thousand and forty
SIX pounds sterling think this is the frs. instance Of
the shipment Of French -four from this port for the United
States, and probably the hrst time -four has been
shippcd as merchandise from Europe TO America
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EXPLOSION ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
The steamer tuy Of Memphis Blown tp
and Barned-sisty Psr.ons h.iisa as
Injured, Sc.

hewrrir, Nay 81. 100
Tho siAaner Cty % pemFAss, frpm Ses Orleans tos
q L0s exploded the foo, - hack is-sd fofty miles
beIo~ bsra. Al eight oelo;l tbs aonlhE Ibs fo'~asd
cabin torn srsy and tie bost - o. srs 30 hsa
lsenty sbt cabin and stty dsoi pss.>ngen rts foi-
lorius arc nc same u tho S-i
sr sm.ih Lyaussiils. Ind NJ Dame, q frasis ;
vanstes RIO, Tnak rsffse; Cefss Bu'ion sissr.
nan. cesrse Hsnsvr ~ Laus ysrs gn.iafsr H4rrisqn
rn4 H~cand Ies@ts & A. u.Gtlf na, cabin icy James
R0buaDn
Ia s5lssIns .srs seAidsi -grs ss'tss. isatfsan,
rsr.s, safassl Hsrf- sNcaua li4te ~ hfp.eu. teti
Iaauesr B4fns 10 bfpksc ftifi ingnstf rsnui
tllxttiy
Atout airty rsfr0ns ssfs i~s - nlafsi 1As mn-n
iost ~ psiri.k bfOught 10 ~ s1fvftyw
Tho Memphis was oNnfd uy fEr stiAnM NisafnisiA
Company, ans vAlssa = .,1opo 80 80 anE
snrod
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rONunEr.ffos 80 rHg HEFfHEb cohtrtTf Yiose-
sTCrtUv fs-fNg 70 INA coNficrfos %
rNaisfN r0A cntar, arc.
EnFioT, hsJ n. issS
no sisb Cgnvsntoa ssvnsi t-sftDn n NE morn
~ so8f v rsains busines n Is<1 shAfHefsr ~bsn
liey rf<s.s-d esrsidff ths revised consultation ~
ns stais r-tstisi ~ lhs osumii,es CA1 wofs rbs
sfts nrfsf eonsis raflen ~ tsetlnE ~ ule r -
Kx4if NhNh resta - No ffrtfaAa tlaail ~ sita
~ say 0tfws bus ~ tbe un&liulpa verdict a iHfy -
grsgs Ard s@fg men D ngsan com, ~ EefstsfDro
~ pAup cslDwuS, ~ Galdafd, u4sei - smst8
u ~ Mdffng tbe wufts 'tl0t nay ~ fcf lei9f 4rIt
81 shall aos be cenisi tbe r8h' - appeal iI il sss
ggn ~. ,pere = ~ 400 n IN nien aaf hffr
eaeas~i5u enAIet. kAds fufssflaf fha NJ t4hMf
cgara shy1is - fsissstd ~ dTa tr ths frs "a sali
sAtrh onst W ri4bt ~ b sHstt D. la1ta IL ~
rssr~ rhie 50 olisr sis Iru4sees ~ .ss it fsiaa
~ ~ onRlnti form.
ths ,si8s a. wN cccugsf = d.ta's 49, h'
nlN5bf
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

fully axrotted that thoy win on rannIa n Is said
that tho plan is TO cut tho Grand Trunk Railroad at og
de'sharg and in two divisions move on Moo,roai aud
Kingston and meet at Toronto They expect -eaucr
mo volunteers with grape and the regulars With ,ix-
shooters
Most of those here from Cincinnati ani Louissiis
ana are southern soldiers The colonies IN command Of
w fcaianS state that the Trteth regiment Canada
cannot be Induced TO opposa them
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Brsrsfo, Nay ~, 1ssd
Another body Of arrived hcie last III III fom the
West sa'd 70 be fcn,an regiment About ono ,hou
sand have come altogether and more are expected.
Nothing can he learned nom mon beyond that ,hey
are laborcrs bound for California they have anna
rny, no arms but IL i understood there are plenty
secre,ed hers.
II Ii pretty generally thought that raid on tsnada
from this neirhborhood is determined oa
There IA no excitement here No ono bgleycs N ne
success oS any movement tho FclanH may make
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Philadelphia r~nisms Moving Toward
She Frontier.

u reported that three coinpanles OF icnan-
here s evening to Join the party now The rcrthsra
frontier.
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Movements 81 Mas.ach usetts Fsnians.
Bosros Nay ~. 1890
Two hundred ahls.bodod young men lea F1tchbarg
depot by tho half pas, ave O'Clock train ihi afternoon
Thoy were quiet, we'll behaved and unaTIned Nothing
could DO learned OF shelr dsf,naon but ropars say~
they we're FenIaps and had no.ets for osdensburs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-01

Connecticut reninns on the Move.
fgw Havrx Coss., May 81 issd
Fcnian company, one hundred strong left here TO.
night, going North. Another company follows
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14
nAGUERREAN GALLERIES.

HOME AGAIN.-For seven months past
III have had no business having lost my gallery ana
nearly my al by the great Ore on the Sd ol Ap5il
the public that have once more GALLERY, located
the corner Of Ninth and Main streets, with an en-
trance Main (hrough W. d. Cooke bookstore) and
also on Ninth street supplied with entirely new
and the most improved apparatus and stock and have
secured the services Of T. Jefferson NimmO to the
manor bOn,' who has had over hfteen years expe-
rience.
AS in the past so in the future, promise my patrons
good and satisfactory work
G. W. MINIS, Photographic,
o.ta7--lv Corner Main and Ninth streets
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PERIODICALS. &c.
TERMS FOR 1856

The interest Of these periodicals TO American readers
rather increased than diminished by the articles they
contain ON our late civil war; and, though sometimes
nged with prejudice, they may still, considering their
great ability and the different stand-ponts from which
they are written, be read and studied with advantage by
the people Of this country, Of every creed and party
PREMIUMS To NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
New subscribers to any two of the above periodicals
for S56 will be- entitled to receive, gratis, any OF
the -Four Reviews for lS6j New subscribers to all
i've cf the Periodicals for 1866 will receive, gratis, any
two Of the Four Reviews - for 1850.
Subscribers may also obtain back numbers at the fol-
lowing reduced rates, viz:
BackwOod from September, 1864, to December, 1865,
inclusive, at the rate of 50 80 year.
The North British from January, 1855 to December,
lS6j inclusive the Edinburgh and the Westminster
from April lS64 10 December 1865, inclusive and the
London Quarterly for the year 1865 at the rate Of 81 81
a year for each any Review.
- few copies yet remain Of all tue Four Reviews
for ls6S at "a a set, or 81 80 for any one.
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Publishers, IS Walker street,
Nav York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-14

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have tbi,
" day associated with me Mr.. Joseph Pettyohn. and
the business will in future be conducted under the style
ofLEE & PETTYJOHN.
Thankful for the patronage extended TO me for tho
last twenty years. solicit continuance Of the saIe 90
the ne" concern A. S. LEI.
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Ea -
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO.,
RICHMOND, VA, March 9, 1856.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, .

GHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ...
On and after MONDAY, the 18th instant, Trains upon
this road will run as follows:
Leave Manchester daily at 51O A. NJ, and at 425
p. M
Returning leave Petersburg daily, 5:25 A. NJ and at
5:45 p NJ. ...
The $40 A. M. Train from Manchester connects with
the Petersburg and Weldon Train for the South and
both Trains from Petersburg with the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Trains for the North
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Freight
and Accommodation Train leaves Manchester and Pc
tersburg at lO45 A NJ. 1t connects at Petersburg with
the Train for Norfolk E. H. GILL,
mh6u Engineer and Superintendent.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The hour up to which FREIGHT for this road will be
received at the Depot in Manchester, is extended to
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ from and after this date. As 1t is
necessary enable the clerks to make out the proper
way bills, to have liked hour to stop receiving, notice
is hereby given that freight will be received after
the hour named.
The Freight on goods for Danvile and Greensboro
may be paid at destination the option of the ship
pers but the freight all goods for way stations must
be prepaid. ..r-
shippers will please pay their freight bills by four
o'clock, p. NJ otherwise goods will not be sent for
ward. THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
mh5 superintendent
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MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN

Leaves Richmond daily Except Sundays at 7:iO, A. NJ
Arrives at Danville at 4:6O, p. NJ. h
Arrives at Greensboro at $50, p. N. .# I
Leaves Greensboro daily Sundays excepted) at 1890
p. NJ ...-.r. ... .. .. ~.
Leaves Danville daily at 545 A. NJ
Arrives at Richmond at 3l5, P. NJ. i' +-".
Trains connect at Burkeville with Trains on the
southside Railroad for Farmvls, Lynehburg, Bristol
Knox Vile, Dalton Chattanooga Memphis &c, &C. al
Greensboro with Trains on the North Carolina Rail.
road for Salisbury, Charlotte Morganon Lincolnton
&C., &C., N. c.; Chester, Winnsboro, Columbia, SC
&c, S. C. TH0s. D0DAMEAD,
mh2O-tf f.. Superintendent.
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VOLUME Is.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
: W. RICHARDSON,

~ W. RICHARDSON,
Us ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Has resumed his professional pursuits He will
practice in all the COurts Of the city Richmond and
Of the counties OF HenrieO and Hanover. Take cases
In any District Court Of Appeals where the Inducements
offered sufficient Attend 20 the Investigation of
titles and collection Of claims Of every description and
give special attention 10 la the Supreme Court o
Appeals of Virginia.
When not at Court he may be found at his residence
oakland, Hanover, eight miles from Richmond, i've
from Meehaniesvile, and fourteen from Hanover Court
House. Address Hiehmond, Va, Box 64O mhlu-ts