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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-06

The President on Friday authorized the
issue Of pardon to Richard :. Cox. ESD,
OF the District Of Columbia Mr.. Cox
Was p0rdoned under the tenth execution
OF the proclamation of amnesty-cXcept-
ing all those from general amnesty who
voluntarily LETT their homes III a border
State TO aid IN the rebellion. Mr.. Cox is
the owner OF the fine estate Oh George
town Heights now used by the Colurcd
Orphans Asylum.
Hardly day passes which does not
announce the pardon Of some notorious
rebel; andwhile there may he some ex-
cuse for extending clemency to rebels of
rebel States, 1t appears to Us if there is a
blackhearted scoundreI and cutthroat in
existence, it is a man like the above who
lett his home for the purpose of aiding TO
destroy that government which was at
the time shielding him from injury. If
johnson intends TO make " treason odi-
ous' by the pardon of such double-dved
traitors, he is doing as much towards ere
ating another rebellion as that old public
fdnctionary did whose name will be coup
led in history with lnbccility and toadv-
ism TO slavery.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-06

rss- Stephens of Georgia in a recent
letter says his only hope Is in the North
ern elections this fall.
EsAs At attempt has been made TO re-
move Captain Leib, of the l29th, disa-
blcd soldier, as ?. N. at Ashland. SchuyI-
Kill county.
ns4 \ Soldiers Clymer Club at York,
Pa, embraces the names of twenty dead
persons and forty deserters and substi-
tUtcs.
Ea2 Captain Hugh Nelson Page, form
erly IN the [. :. navy, who resigned his
commission when the State of Virginia
seeded, has been pardoned by the Presi-
"eIil. lie supports my policy"
BE- johnson vetoed the Colorado hin
on the ground of insufficient ponuIation
but Is IN favor of admitting F)oTida v.ith
less population and ali rebels At that i,t'
while Colorado was loyal to the core,
nG- Mr.. Seward is strongly denounced
by the New York World and other con
perhead papers because in his recent
auburn speech he spoke of the democra-
cy as present allies of the late rebels. Il
was an unpalatable truth that struck
home
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-06

John Townsend, pardoned rebel who
gave 500, 900 in gold to the rebel govern
!inent, and attempted to employ German
immigrants on Edisto Island, :. c.. gives
ms experience rs follows:
They cost Inc thirty-five dollars each
- bring them TO Charleston from New
ok, fed them far better than ever 7
thought of feeding my hands, slaves
even gave them coffee and sour lzroIt
when what should they do but demand
butter Tor their bread and milk for their
coffee and the next thing the whole
crowd left me"
The above is It specimen of a Southern
CIymer Democrat. Just think Of it. We
Democratic Dutchmen, what wonder
must have been depicted in the couDtc-
nance of this Southern brother. after f,,r-
nlshing saurkraut, when he heard the
demand from a laboring man for butter
on his bread and milk for hiscoifce, The
Cmon aS 1t was will give three such
fellows the same political power as five
voters IN the free States; but its all dom
ocratic, and all you have to do j. to yoto
and hurrah for Clymer, and no butter fo,,
your bread, no milk for Your coffee,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-06

Some young fedgling in the Democrat
propounds quite number of questions TO
the Gazette IS to Maryland radicals.
hanging Jcf Davis and Other rebel babies,
Pardonin@rebeis, and as a mattcrof course
the nigger, which may properly be STYLED
the " bread and butter" of modern denoc-
facy. If the writer desires information
as 10 Maryland, let him ask the Io,,an
Guards how Union men were treated in
April, 1861 if he desires KNOWLEDGE rel
alIVe 10 treason, let him study the history
OF Aaron Burr, John c. Calhoun. Holm
{. Brecllinridge, JET Davis and many
Others, all democrats high in Office. if no
Is particularly odorous," " he can smell n
little from the history of r. NJ. johnson
another democratic Vice President. and
as to pardons, we have ourselves seen -
petition signed by many prominent Gift
zens, asking for the pardon of a notorious
prostitute-but had 10000 signed it. that
would not have made it right, had il been
granted.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-06

EeAr The people of West Virginia, near
majority, indeed we'll nigh mon ACCLAIM
alton, decided to disfranchise the rebels
and rebel sympathizers, and this, not
Wlthstanding the copperheads loudly de-
clared that the radicals, - who originated
and advocated the DISTINGUISHING amend-
ment, were all for negro suffrage. Let
the people of Pennsylvania take a leaf
1fom the experience of these border Vir-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-06
Philadelphia Markets.

Flour, sales at SSaS 80 for supcrtine; 50
as 70 for extra; SlOa11 80 for Northwest
ern; Sllal2 for Penn'a and Ohio, and Sl2
ais for fancy lots according to quality.
Wheat, sales Penn'a red at & 90 per
bush; white, Western, S3a3 p for superb
or lot; Penn'a Rye, 81 20: Corn. yellow
eSa@o; Oats. 62a72 for Peu'a.
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THE CASE STATED,

1nb UdSh 81 Id
The great effort of the present leaders
Of what was once the democratic party,
who are principally broken down and
bankrupt politicians, well sprinkled with
unscrupulous office-hunters, is to mislead
the public as to the issues at stake in the
coming elections for which purpose they
are appealing solely to the prejudices OF
the ignorant and to the partiZanship OF
the more knowing. Having 10 single
principle which they can define, the raw
ing Of the petty demagogues Is confined
to wells for q white man : government
and hvena abuse Of all who hold TO the
good old democratic doctrine that worth,
not color makes the man-consequentIy
every rant ct Clymer clubs commences
with 'niggcr," " has the niger. in the
middle, and ends with 'nigger.' We
have often said and again repeat il, that
the man who alleges there Is anything at
issue in this State relating TO the negro,
is either fool or knave, and most likely
the latter In the late rebel States, the
question i whether that race, which was
loyal almost without exception, and in
many instances risked life and barbarous
treatment 10 assist and relieve Union sol
diers, shall be protected in their rights as
persons, as they are here and elsewhere
north, or whether they shall be left to the
brutal treatment of southern mobs who
lost them as property, and now hate them
as cordially as Satan does good. This is
for Congress to decide, and is precisely
what the majority of that body is endeav-
oring to do and could do but for the cabal
Of copperheads, official sots. and rebel
sympathizcrs at Washington and else
where. The issues at stake are these.
l. Shall those who engaged in foul re-
bellion, and thereby forfeited life and
property, be again suffered to exercise po-
liticaI power, hold office, and take part in
framing laws to govern the loyal? Those
who will support and vote for CIymer say
IES, while those who vote for Geary say
40.
>. Shall the rebellous slave States be
suffered 10 represent, not only themselves
but also the loyal blacks in Congress, thus
making three white rebels equal 10 any
five votes in the loyal States. The dem
ocratic leaders say YES without cguivoca-
ton. The Republicans say they ought
not to be admitted until ample guarantees
are secured against future rebclIions and
unjust laws.
3. The Republicans contend that as col
ored men who were loyal are not voters
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-06
FOR GOVERNOR.
Maj, CEN. JNO, II. GEARI
Notices of New Advertisements.

Twenty laborers wanted by the l. /, Q.
Company-Big Coffee Pot Poetry-Divi-
dend Notice-Orphans' Court SaIe-An-
nual Borough Statement-EstaJe Notice
Clocks Hair Restorcr-Liet of Letters.
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job Work.

Eighth sheet bills, s. So for % or less fourth sheet
bills 3 for IS less; half sheet bin 81 FOR rs less
ga Proceedings Of public meetings, or orEaniza-
mons OF any kind, involving private interests any
way. charCcahe the Of five cents per line.
aad must be paid for, it much easier for twelve
or fifteen persons 70 contribute quarter eacn. or
thirty forty ten cents each. than for Us. who have
no direct interest in the matter pay from one To
two dollars N getting such thngSIntO type. We hope
one Will see to the collection q the probable amount,
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The Borough's Indebtedness is as so1' 10
Ups And DOWNS OF UTEI

'Tis jingle, jingle now we go,
said youth to his intended,
While dashing through the flakes ofsuow
Until the journey ended
At the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
The horseis hitched, and quick as wink
l knew it was their honeymoon.
For with al politeness you could think
o. he helped herout so soon,
At the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
And as they stood upon the walk
She scGm'd to be not pleased.
Yet, nothing daunted, the youth he talk'd
Until / thought he'd freeze
" the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
But they both came in at last.
She biushing-'twas this feature
Traced the trouble pass'd,
TO her the timid creature,
At the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
She did not wish the folks to know
70 We'd this man she thought,
Who while out a sleighing fooFd her 50
And brought her TO this spot
1t the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
But anxious youth did wish to show
What splendid things he'd buy.
When played this fancy thing. \ beaux
And therefore brought her nigh
10 the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
So 10 make her feel at ease.
commenced at once 10 speak.
And said, we've splendid goods to please
mat nave just arrived this week,
At the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
Pleased We're they as l did show
y car all the house knick- -knack
And SAID, indeed your goods are low
lis late, we go, but we'u be back
70 the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
Twas shortly after this l heard
Our gallant youth did marry.
The very gal who's parting word
Was, not long away Wen tarrv,
From the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
True cngough, team four horses stronp
Backed up one day at the door.
But youth in hitching was so long
Inc Df!de hglped herself out at thcstcre
OF the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
On coming in she said you'll please
Now load Combination Cook.
AND IN the wagon try to squeeze
All the things at which We looked,
At the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
~, - -N''.' .'itis5 t'H II the team,
HE youth astOnshed, said its qIleer
Ny former life should seem dream,
Yet It's 50, but it cndeth here.
At the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
l laughed, and said, my youth you're
caught;
But your days Will vet he sunny:
) uSt see the comforts YOU have bought.
And ali We take is Your money.
At the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
Then as they drove away, he said.
Come back III ncyer-'tis all we need;
20 many day had passed away,
When, 10! / saw him come full specd
To the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
said lie, O, am il trouble now;
Just while l was feeding nv cattle.
And intended to 90 to my plow.
My wife sent me off for a rattle
To the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
One word, my friend, you seem excited:
I|e patient, though to her bib she pin
You,
And since my subject now here end,
keep right,
ana know that we will still continue
At the Big Coffee Pot Sign. fe6-It
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-06
WEBER Il son

M EbEh " SON
W Have the largest and best selected
stock of Groceries in this section of coun-
try.
Brown Sugars at I0-12-l3-14 and 10
cents per pound.
White Sugar Is cents.
Coverings Syrup. Other Syrups at Zor
-, and 80 cents per quart.
Baking Alolasses at Is and 25 cents.
Prime Coffee 80. Extra Prime do. 81.
Also, large stock of Mackerel and Her
ring, Ground Alum and Dairy Salt.
We are the only store that have the gen
uine Jackson White Potatoes for sale
rMNGS- ST
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A ENUAE BOROUGH STATE
y MENT.

" Russell, Esq, Treasurer Of the Bor-
O1tgh Of Lc5riStOtcH. IN account lcith said
Borough to AprH -, 1866.
DIR.
Balance at last Settlement, s734 OS
OF Duplicate 1866, 1910 So
Amt 1863. 3I39 IS
Cash of Eli Price, Sales of Hogs, 81 %
. " Chief Burgess Frysinger, - 50
for Borough Bonds, Nos. .,
10 and II. 20O0 90
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Cash Rates Of Advertising,

The GAZETTE IS published every Wednesday
a. the old stand a: 81 IN advance $500 at the end
Cf months.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-06

II Zerb9e :. 500
! Smitbers &" 5 %
Israel Mover cpttingioe fro,,,.. 5 o.
F. J. Hoffman, bill glass, cement %
nails, &c, 81 :,
w. B. Hoffman, lumber and coal ~ .! 81
5. W. Barr, recording deed. % %
NJ. Meyer ladder, sledge handles " .!
LeWIstoWn Gas Co., gas for street
10 i1--IipS' I,p'' 49,. .,u 2l7 81
N''~7 >0''' sac -o- ~ 0" Il man, Il IS
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DWELLING HOUSE,

T IHInv SIaDIe, and other Improvements
thereon erected.
sale TO commence at l o'clock, p. NJ, OF
said day, when terms will be made known.
ID. ID. MUTHERSBOUGH,
Je6-4t. Adm'rof Sarah Freeburn, decd.
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II HEBBEyn.

~ Notice is hereby given that the Man
ayers OF the LewistOwn and Tuscarora
Bridge Company have declared a dividend
OF ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY
FIVE CENTS per share, payable on de-
mand at the office of the undersigned.
JC 6-3t. VIM. RUSSELL. Treas.
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REFUND TIE HONEY

in all where after thoror.rh trial Of ,,r, y
tes il iali> 70 give entire satisfaction.
1t Is used anu recommended by the clergy and the
Faculty ana meets their entire approval.
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EE'FEH

7 FILTERS remaining unclaimed in the
| Post Oilice At LcwisloWn, Pa, on The
9th of June 1866
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.RPEskxs' COURT AEE,

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
~ BY virtue Of an order issued out Of
the Orphans Court of Miffiin county, the
subscriber will offer at public sale, at the
Court House in Lcwistown, on
T'EzsR RSDA3, June 2S. 1866.
All that certain lot of ground late the
property OF Mrs. Sarah F'reeburn, of Lew
istoWn, deed, situate in the borough Of
LeWi~toWn, fronting 30 feet on Market
street and extending back same width
zoo feet, to l6 feet alley, bounded on the
east by lot formerly owned by Lewis
owens, now by Wifeo James Thomas, on
the west by the western half of said lot
known as lot No. Al in the general plan
of said borough, with Two Story Frame
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-16
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO-PARTN L RSHIP.-The under
gether under the style and firm of ARMlSTEAD
SARY G2 fF H PHRBSsR z aE
LEATHER BUSINESS, at their large and commo-
dious warehouse on Cary street, fourth door above
Thirteenth street. They will keep on hand large
of STEEL and Nails
which they will sell upon as reasonable terms as
the same quality of goods can be purchased else
the sale OF all COUNTRY PRODUCE and MER-
CHANDIsE consigned to their house, and prompt
WILLIAM.A. ARMISTEAD,
late Of Harvey, Armistead Williams
il. RICE, of Farmville.
JOHN B. CARY, of Hampton.
ELIJAH +. BAKER, of Charlotte, Va,
ja2-ts late with Walton Venable.
n P. & J. H. WORD, TOBACCO
u. AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
corner of Seventh and Canal streets, Richmond,
have in store $50 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
mouldy; 100 Caddes Manufactured Tobacco,
mouldy 800 Caddies Manufactured Tobacco, sound
Tobacco. Fine LEAF TOBACCO always on hand
as we are daily receiving it from Virginia and
We give our personal attention to the sale of all
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and render sales
Goods taken onstorage. de l1.-2tawsm
DALMER, SOCK & CO.,
L WHOLESALE AUCTION AND COMMISSION
HOUSE Libby BuiIdngsl, CARY AND DOCK, BE-
TWEEN TWENTIETH AND TwESTY-FIRsT STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
GOODS SOLD BY PACKAGE ONLY.
Pfoprietors of
UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSE, No.
GEORGE S. PALMER, late Of wadsworth, Turner
DANIEL J. HARTsooK, late OF Howardsville
WILLIAM B. IsAACs, of William B. Isaacs 4 Co.,
Ia apn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-16

TOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- TIN
e TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA- 5000
MARIE, A. bourne commander, leave Richmond
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY; Leave New
These SHIPS are entirely new, aud were bus
they have splendid SALOONS i, and A,I STATE;
ROOMS, and the FARE, AUTHORIZATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Passage, meals, and state-rooms included, only
TWELVE DOLLARS.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York, on the Companys covered pier,
simmer are invited to notice that the great
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent shipping, as on other lines !" avoided
Fraights for points beyond New York will be for.
warded " It'll dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New York at pier
No % North river enc ias M
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
same pier Goods for these points can be trans.
ferred without expense or exposure.
economv V in I time, insurance, and condition In
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap.
est route from Virginia. Insurance effected 1t
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX & Co..,
SAMUEL AY * grGsaSSos ,. New York
GAN = : Richmond, Virginia.
oAAD" I City Point and Petersburg
= " Norfolk, Virginia.
For freight 0 sE PsftfESs aYRGR1Exs co.. Agents
flee corner of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo.
site the Tobacco Exchange eH-sm
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RAILROADS.


Ia -
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" EoETpHs REkAbsFTsts R KID RoroM ac
bbihIipRoxp' CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
All TWiCE DAILY. The only railroad route
tsantng THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
RAaGl ZOE CHECKS from Richmond to the cities
North. East and West.
Trains on this road are now run as foliows the
nav THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
5aiiv Sundays excepted) ats M., arriving IN
WashYPgtgPIr s Fl No BxPREss TRAINS FOR the
NORTH EAST, and WEST.
THO NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
pichmond daily ats p. NJ, arriving In washing
ION NJ A. M . Connecting with the EARLY MORN
INC TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST. and WEST.
The EXPRESS and FREIGHT TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily (Sundays excepted at A. M,
arriving in Washington at $40 +. M. connecting
with the 7sO p M. train on the BALTIMORE and
Ohio railroad for New York, Philadelphia, Baiti-
more Harrisburg, and the West.
Fare by this train to Washington only siA DoL-
LARS for first class, and FIVE DoLLAkS for
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Rich
mond and Milford leaves Richmond at $40 L. NJ,
arriving at Milford at s, p. III .o.cy
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York. Boston, and all the prin-
cipal cities in the West.
For further information and through tickets
apply at the Office OF the company, corner broao
appdd kighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
"HN - ] b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent:
e,.rpr PRIV Snperintendent. feA
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HEIITUAL LIFE

MUTUAL LIFE
WI INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
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TAKE NOTICE, THAT COURTNEY
l. q wAHMANN, intending to change their
business in the spring, will, on MONDAY next,
February 18th, commence selling their ENTlhE
STOCK At COST, consisting, in part, OF Ladies'
and Children's COTTON, WOOL and SILK HOSE !;
Gents and Boys COTTON and WOOL HALF
HOSE; Ladies' and Misses UNDER VESTS ana
DRAWERS Gents and Boys UNDER VESTS
and DRAWERS Gents LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
and JEANS DRAWERS: Gents and Boys SILK
and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs; Ladies' ana
Misses TAPE, BORDER, and HEMsTlTCHED
HANDKERCHIBFs KID, SILK, THREAD, BUZZ
and other GLOVES; HooPsKIRTs, CoRsEIs'
sUSPENDERs, SILK and LEATHER BELTS
KNITTING YARN and COTTON, Gents and La.
dies PAPER COLLARS, Gents and Ladies' LINEN
COLLARS and CUFFS, THREADS, BUTTONS.
PINS. NEEDLES, TAPES, COMBS, HAIR and
TOOTH BRUSHES, SKIRT BRAID, ALPACA
MAINS pERFUMRRY, SOAPS, &C., &c. Also,
one hundred pounds SEINE THREAD, in quarter
nonnd balls. COURTNEY WAHMANN,
Broad, between Ninth and Tenth streeIs'
i
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- 80
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
III, T r6ad on and seT SacSDAY February
MAIL TRAIN DAILY Except on Sundays, be;
tween Richmond and staunton, leaving Richmond
at as A. NJ and Stanton at 8 A. NJ.
A NIGHT MAIL TRAIN between R1chmond ana
Gordonsville, seven times week, leaving Rlch-
mond at 7.15 Z. M. and Gordonsvlile Al E:9o a. VI .
This train makes close connections Win trains on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad ana avolas
schedule. BY this train passengers 1or the soutn-
west will not be delayed in Lynchburg;
ATRI-WEEKLY MAIL TRAIN, leaving Ssann-
ton at A. NJ. for the West, on Tuesdays Ihurs-
aaff a I'm MAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond connect
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILRoAD The pay NAL saup TRAiG Lesnaton
The train west Of staunton connects with STAGE
COACHES for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, ana the "hi'o
sulphFTRPE shf TRAIN between Richmond and
Stanton connects with Freight Trains on orange
and Alexandria railroad for Lynchburg ana Alex
FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad without change OF cars.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can Dc SEM
direct to any station on this road where the som
pany has an agent by consigning them 70 SIE-
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent, Ken
mond The charge for the transit through hlcn,
mond, including wharfage, drayaSe, storage anu anu
Commissions, will not exceed ten cents per one
hundred pounds, and on heavy articles VIII DC
much less Freights will be collected at destina-
ton. :, 1T. oHcet "a
LynehbIrg Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Fare to Lynchburg reduced to SO.
Tickets to Lexington, Va, at SILL :,
Freight Office at Richmond closed at 7 M
f4'isN' H. ID. WHITC0MB,
deu-ts General Superintendent.
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ioosh,nary tork in both Houses 'i0fs wy "'s~
ciosos .,,.-,n tho way they're pitchin inter the
r,sa.t w,,nder he doosent Remove thar
s 1870, ON from all the departments OF the
nang na sarvis' and put his troo trends In thar
!p, n"ns setch mesher would be very apt 70
bring the Disunion blnckgards In CONGRESS ~
Resent rot a hull gang Of mercynary satellites
denendent OH the Government for. support
h.fe whoee time 10 spent In ibellin, abnsin
and cusin the Peoples President.
Hoping that he will sun put an eggstin.
guIsher on these vermin, and fill thar places
with decent men,
remain an Andycrat up to handle,
and yours, allus,
A DIsBAyDEp VOLUNTEER.
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& co.'s RICHMOND CITY

CARRIER & CO.'S RICHMOND CITY
" OMNIBUS AND STAGE LINE. N~
The proprietors would respectfully HEs7
they have. at = heavy expense, established lths
Of splendid FOUR. HORSE COACHES AND 0ANl.
BUSES, for the purpose OF Transporting PASSENGER
and their baggage to and from the different rslroag
depots and steamboat landings, to and from Oh
parts OF the city, and respectfully solicit their Ps
tronage. FIJI
Charges less than by any other conveyance. =
We have placed BOXES In the Ballard, 81.
change, spotswood, Powhatsn and St. Charlie,
Hotels, where persons desiring 10 leave BY any
the railroads or steamers can leaye their orders "
o'clock, p. NJ, andSwill be called for next morn.
ing, at their residences, or at any hotel board
ing house In the city In time for the train or Doe.
they wish to COON. Orders can also be lelt at ouf
ONCE, corner OF Seventeenth and Marshall street
Hotel, our line OF Coaches leaving there daily y
$40 and A. NJ. and s.eSP. H., and In TIM, =
connect with trains ON the Richmond and DanSh
and Richmond and Petersburg railroads: 20
dc ll-3m CARRIER co