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The national Republican., 1867-02-08
LOCAL NEWS.

The ToBAccoSIsrs' CoSvRSTIoN.-Yeste
day morning the convention, having organised the
day previous, reassembled at Masonic Hall and tho
COMMITTEES organization made their report, which
vas agreed 10: President-F. A. Prague. Ohio
Vice Presidsnts-J. d. Evans, N. " W. Rine-
hart Pa; q. W. Gail, Md; r. A. Mays, Val
Judge Buckner, Mo d. Lowenthal, H.; J. J.
Bagley Mich; j. d. Casey, XVI ID. Bronson, Ohioi
Z. J. Whitlock, Brooklynj seoretaries-A. Melon
aid, Lynchburg, Va W. u. Nassau, Philsdelphisi
Treasurer--D. II. Miller, Baltimore.
Mr.. J. D. Evans offered the following resolution:
Rssolued, As the opinion Of this association, the
tax on manufactured tobacco, whether manufAo-
tured Of leaf stems or limitations Of tobacco, into
plug, cut, smoking, or snu should be uniform, all
and each Of them bearing the same tax.
This resolution was, after some discussion,
adopted.
ting forth that the tobacco manufacturers have
boon and are now suffering gross wrongs under the
act Of Congress taxing manufactured tobacco, not
90 much from the amount Of tax as from the manner
In which II 10 imposed although they believe gen.
eral reduction Of the tax will be productive Of moro
revenue with resolutions expressive Of their views
as 10 the wants Of the trade, which were discussed
at length and adopted.
CONDITION OF TnR Police FoRcE.--Captain
Reed inspector Of the police force Of the District
yesterday submitted to Major Richards report
relative TO tho condition Of the mon, uniforms,
horses equipments and station.housos. His report
condemns the Second precinct ststion.house, and
recommends that q new one be provided at once.
In regard to the Third precinct Captain Reed re-
| commends tho building Of q prison outside the
present station. house. and few other alterations.
In the Fourth precinct some few repairs are called
for. In the Finh precinct station. .house--"Cen'
tral Guard. house, there 10 great lack Of accom-.
modations, both for the members Of the force and
prisoners The roof Of the building Is out Of order,
and the water pipes greatly out Of repair. The
Sixth precinct station in the same building Is In
4 similar condition. The Seventh precinct station,
In the opinion Of Captain Reed, should be aban
doned at once, for sanitary reasons. The Eighth
precinct station.hou Is in good condition. Tn,
station Of the Tenth precinct Is poor excuse for
station house, and does not afford comfort to th'
men. The cells arc also In q very filthy condition
Tho officers Of the force are now being drilled il
the school Of the soldier, and as soon as they art
capable they will drill the mon.
The national Republican., 1867-02-08

THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE-The Com
missioner Of the General Land Office has
Just received returns in part for the month
OF December last from the local Offices at
San Francisco, Stockton, Marysville and
Visalia, California, showing an aggregate
disposal of 1882 acres Of the public lands
under the cash and homestead systems; the
sales for cash amounting to $l5,ll2. Re-
turns received for the month Of January
show an aggregate disposal Of ls,903 acres
at the following local Offices, viz: East Sagi-
nav, Michigan, 1852 acres; Taylor's Falls,
Minnesota, 1906 acres; Falls Of st. Croix,
Wisconsin, 2,235 acres; and at Topeka,
Kansas, 220 acres. The greater portion Of
the land was taken up under the homestead
law for actual settlement and cultivation.
During the past month the Commissioner
has transmitted, for delivery to the patentees,
1888 patents for lands sold for cash and
located with military bounty land warrants
and Agricultural College scrip. The patents
were for entries made at twenty different local
Offices in the West.
A patent has been transmitted to the Gov
ernor of Michigan for swamp and overflowed
lands in the Ionia, Michigan, district, for
l3l LAC acres. A patent has also been trans
mitted to the Governor Of Minnesota for 81
798 acres.
The Commissioner has adjudicated a mum,
ber Of entries for farms in the San Francisco
land district of California, and placed the
same in hands for immediate issue Of letters
to the settlers.
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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ BUILDINGS

4 UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
n BUILDINGS.
CHIEF QUARrERNAsrER's OFFICE
DEPOT or WARRINGTON, }
wAsHTSGroS, D. c., January 25, 1867.
viii be sold by order OF the QuartermAster General,
on THURSDAY, February T. at l2 CLOCK noon, under
the supervision Of Lieutenant Colonel James NJ Moore
A. O. NJ, the following buildings, situated on II street.
near the b. and o. K. K. Depot:
One GrAnary, 81 by 81 feet.
One Onics, IL by 10 feet.
one Building. i6 by 20 feet.
one Shed, IL by "a feet
one Stable, 10 by 10 feet
One Sink and Ponce
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
CHARLES II. ToMPKINs,
Breyet Brig. Gen, Dept Q n. Gen,
Acting Chief QuArtermAster,
Jaa6-Ilt Depot OF washngt
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ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-Two females, by
arrested by officers johnson and Frazier, charged
with assault and battery. In the case Of Maggie,
Justice Bates imposed ene Of IS, and held her
to bail to keep the peace. Mary escaped without
q hns, but gave security to keep the peace here.
after.
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GOV NMENT ALE.

GOV ERN NJ ENT SALE.
The property known as the GOVERNMENT TAN.
NBRY AND STEAM SAW MILL, " with seventy .dys
acres OF land, near San Antonio, Texas.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received mp to
the LIST day OF March 1857 for the purchase OF acres
Of land lmore or less) together with the buildings
erected thereon, and the aPPurtenAnces appertauug
that to sAyI
ONE TANNRRY,
Containing Twelve Stone Lime vats;
FlFTY-TW0 WOODEN VATS
SEVEN STONE POOLS
and capable Of tanning Is, 900 hides per anuum.
ONE STEAM W.hlLL, capable Of saving :. 900
feet Of lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING,
The above property situated about two miles above
San Antonio, on the San Antonio river aud the water is
eonductsdt to the establishment by Of hewn stone
laid In cement.
The land was purchased and improvements made by
the late called Confederate Govern and are es
umAtsd to have cost $3.50, 900 In gold
The property has been under lease for the year 1896
at monthly rent Of $500, payable In advance A SO.
cured title In foe simple will be given by the United
States Government.
Proposals will be marked proposals. for Goyernm en-
Tannery and Saw MIL, =" and addressed to
J. b. KIDDOO,
Brew: Ma. Gen, ,Asst Com. Bureau r., y. and A. L.,
JAZZ I'd Galveston, Texas.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE..
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
No. los BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.

CASH CAPITAB............oNE MILLION DOLLARS.
ASSETS JANUARY, 1866. 6I6, ss4 ss
This Company insures, at customary rates Of pre-.
MUM, against all MARlNEAn INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO FREIGHT; also against loss or
damage by FIRE
II PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD. LOSSES WILL
BE PAID IN GOLD.
The assured receive 10 per cent Of the not prOats
without ineurrng any liability or, In lieu thereof at
their option, liberal discount upon the premium.
All losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January %, 1866,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM, President
ROBERT NJ. G. GRAHAM, Vice President
CLINTON b. FISK, Jr., I'd Vice PrsSh
HENRY II. PORTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KING, Agent,
Room No. 1, Washington Building,
je7.ly Cor. PennsylVanla Ay And sexsnth street
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F1RsT NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
ED. oooEs, tof Jay Cooke = Go. y Pr..idsst
VS. HusrBoros. Cashier.
aovRRsnHsr DEPOSITORY
yIHAsoIAL AoEsr OF THE UNITED rrArEs.
isru sr.ssr. orrosrr, rus r.sAsu.r p.rA.rssrr.
aOy.ran.A, s..uriuss with Treasurer United States.
s~oNE MILLIoN DOLLARs.va
". buy and sell all sla...s Of GOVERNMENT sKoU-
RITIEs at surrss, mHtst rates.
TURSIsH ExcHANGE and make csIlsstiOns on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL oIrIHs OF THE uHIrRD STATES.
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give OAIsIuL AsD rHOHrr
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MIN AND TIRNs.
and TO any other business entrusted to u.
YULL INFORMATION In regard to GovERsAEHr
LOANS a. all times .h.srfulIy furnished.
wM HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WAszusfos. Mn.h %. 1864 mhn-dh
TWlNE! T"lNE u i"iNH ~
Just received, a large assortment Of GILLINd
TwINE which am Offering % a. very low grisss
| S24 PennsylVAnia avenue
| Inl7.lm between TsAth and Eleventh streets.
IF YOU WANT BARGAIN
L CABINET FuRNITuHE,
CALL AT The
| EXTENSIVE wAREROOMs OF
H. y. ZIMMERMAN co,
| No. $50 Seventh street,
| Ia22.f Between Louisiana avenue and D street.
n A r d
N. IL. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
COMMISSIONER OF ALL THR STATES,
OTFICR, NO. 6ll NINTH STREET WksT,
| Near PsnnsylyaniA AysnusI
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
Generally that he h now attending TO all legal busineS
braWIns Leases, Deeds, wills, Power Of Attorney
Landlord and Tenant Notices, and prepares all oths'
IEaIL ADVICE GIVEN IN ALL ITS BRANCHES;
Particular attention given to the Collection Of Debit
| - CI.I,a. Ia 1anar.I dsl2.u
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THE DIAMOND TENNYSON.

Aessrs TIoKSoR FIELDS have recently published
the
DIAMOND EDITION OF TENRYsoN's POEMS.
Complete In one volume .................... ~ %
II s an entirely new STYLE forming AVolume so small
as to ht the Travellers pocket elegant to suit the
most fastidious taste Its beauty Of Typography and
Of binding, together with Its have
cured for 1t universal welcome among all admirers Of
TRNRIsOH.
90 The Diamond Edition Of the complete works Of
Alfred Tonnyson is u triumph OF taste Here We have
all the poems Of the Laureate printed In good clear
type, on excellent tinted paper bound In Magenta
eOored muslin, and making a volume that can easily
be carried In the pocket II Is cheap, too; for who Ia
there that loves letters that will not be glad to get
nyson Poems Tor dollar and quarter '-Phiiddsl.
phid Evening Bulletin.
"a neAtsr gem we have not seen this many day. "
boston Recorder.
at Is every hour and every place edition. and Al
such It must be popular. ''-BoslOn Traveller.
IR2D.u
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DROPOSAIS FOR PERFORMING
i SANITARY WORK OF QUARTERMAsTER's DE-
PARTMENT.


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or WAsHISGroN,
0PPIoB OF CHIEF QUARrBRNAsrER,
WAsHISGroS, d. c., Jan. 81, 1867.
Sealed Proposals invited at this Office until l2
o'clock noon February l6 1867 for the removal Of all
sink deposits ashes, and dead public animals from the
various barracks, budngs, &c, owned and occupied
by the various branches Of the War Department In and
about this city, TO be deslgnated by the Chief Quarter
master, Department OF Washingonl for the period Of
year from March !, 1857.
Bidders to furnish all necessary materials and labor
for performing the work. and to give bonds to be
euted at upon the award Of the contract In the
OF ave thousand dollars for the faithful performance Of
the same.
Payments to be made monthly.
Should the amount Of work required during the
period Of the contract be either increased decreased
then proportionAte Increase or deduction to be made
In the monthly payments.
Lists OF the places to be visited aud statement Of the
present amount Of work required can bo had Appl
cation at this olhee.
Tho undeTsgned the right to reject any and
all proposals should they be deemed too high aud also
the right to Annul Rnd discontinue the contract any
time when the contractor shall fail to perform the work
required In prompt and satisfactory manner
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for Performing
Sanitary Work OF QuArtermAster's Department and
addressed to the undsrsigued. -
N. l. LUDlNGToN,
Bt. Brig. Gen. aud Chief QuATtsTmaster,
fyl-l5t Department OF WashipRton
The national Republican., 1867-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss- Meeting OF tho Board OF Trade-A |
special meeting Of the Board Of Trade will take place At
their room, the corner Of Louisis.s avenue and
Ninth street, on SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. .. at ~ |
o'clock TO take action in regard to the Long Bridge
BY order of,he President
fes.a n sARDo, Secretary.
ss- Notios TO Tax Payers OF Washington
Crr.-Ths Board Of Assessors having completed the
annual for 1867, will s as board Of APP
peal and for the purpose Of making corrections from
the 18Th instant TO April ist inclusive Sundays en-
espted at School commlssonsrs' Room, second story
City Hall, west wing from q. m 10 p. m. each day
By order Of the President fs2-sotapi
ss- Late Discovery Strange but Trusi-
Madam Mounts savs not only cures the Piles but s an
sfectua for all womb affections Satisfactory ref
ersness given. LADIES SEED suYYER NO MORE with
either Of these diseases. She be consulted At No.
$50 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
south side.
Also, Syrup she makes for Consumption, which is
an efeetuh remedy for Bronchitis, Asthma, Group in
children &C. The salve and Syrup is for sale stotts
opposite National Hotel Ford's corner Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at Ea,wise's, corner
Twelfth street and Psnusylvana avenue Delay not in
using the means offered. fs2-lm.
ss- The Gravest Maladies of Youth and
BARLI MANHOOD. -Hovard Association Essays, on the
Physiology Of the Passions and the Rrors Abuses and
Dease peculiar to the nrst age Of man. with reports
methods Of treatment employed In this Instuton.
Sent In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address,
Dr.. J. sRILLIN HoUoHToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. Jall-Sm
To Copsumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored 10 health in q few weeks By
very simple remedy, AFTER having suffered several
years with lung Affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, s anxious TO make known TO his
fsliow.suasrers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
serptlon used free Of eharse with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hnd
sURE CURs CoSsunrrIos, ASTHMA, BRoScHIrIs, &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
sorptlOn Ia to benefit the aeed and spread informa
on which he eoneeives to be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy II will cost them
nothinE and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing ths prescription will please address
| REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
| oe25-dwly williamsburg, Kings county, M
I
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AMUsEMENTs.


ADJUSTMENTS
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BBRRY 4 &wALL............U..... .....PR0PRIEr0Rs
u. b. PHILLIPS s.'..'.'......''.''srAoE hANAokR.
BENEFIT
MRS EMILY Joks.z.
FRIDAY RvRNIN0, FEBRUARY 9, 1857,
when viii be produced a Romantic Play, in . acts,
LEsBIA, THE SPY OF VENICE.
LRsBIA........U.......... EMILY JORDAN
0rsesola ................!.......Mr Prank Javor
Ssli.so M',sis
Other Gisrsstsr. BY THi iNTiiRR coHPIsY'
BENEFIT aud LAST NIGHT OF Miss ROSE BYT1N0B,
By desire, the sueeesaful drama Of GRIPRITH GLUNT
MONDAY will be produced, with new scenery and
entitled o6R MUfUiI IRIENp, .dsptsd from psf.Ss'
celebrated novel By '. T. MURDOCH. esq.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestra seats.....i 90 Family Circle. 25
Dress Circle ......... IS cOiOrsd cirels....... Is
A GRA Nd CON CERT,
BRNBPIT OF
HAMLINK METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
will be given by the Choir connected with that Church
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1857,
CoRNkR OF NINTH AND STREETS,
commencing a. Q clock.
The Choir will be assisted by prominent members Of
other chors, andevsry effort bas been made TO make
Tieists 80 cents; to be obtained at Ballanyns'. Re.
gious Book Depository, 4ss Seventh street, At Parke
Choir and also al the door on the evening Of the Con-
cert.
been kindly furnished by W. O. MstIsroit fse.td
The national Republican., 1867-02-08

TNHE WASHINGTON HOMGOPATH.
&c DIsPENsARY.
This charitable Institution, much needed In thi
city, will open MONDAY, October %, on O street,
Sli, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ.,,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ,
wM. s. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE Z. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
7. s. VERDI, NJ. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people OF city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free ~
charge.
The Dispensary being supported by free eontrlbu.
tions all those we'll disposed towards the poor
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John O.
Clarke, Esq of the Bank OF Riggs Co. to the Sec.
retary Dr. S. Verdi 26S street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
The rooms will be opened from to 1 p, m. daily,
Sundays excepted.
Drs. T. s. Verdi, Of Washington, and C. s. Verdi Of
Georgetown. and any other physician willing to assist
In the good work, will be In attendance.
oe2g-u r. y. VERDI. N. D., Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-02-08

COMMISSIONER OF ALL THR sTATks,
OTFICR, NO. oil NINTH STREET WksT,
Near PsnnsylyInia avenue,
would respectfully Inform hi. friends and the public
VsnsIsy thGt he Is now attending TO all legal businsS,
bIaNias Leases, Deeds wills, Power Of Attorney,
Landlord and Tenant Notices. and prepares all other
TEaIL ADVICE GIVEN IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Particular attention given to the Collection o. Debt"
and Claims In general. osizH
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

The FIRST OF APRIL.-Having an
candidate for J. p, he brought apparent
ly, fine sample of sorghum sugar to
pay for it. The grain was very coarse,
and looked as though our friend could
exclaim "Erueka!' in its successful
manufacture. He pressingly invited us
TO taste the article which we did liberal
ly, and found its sweetness only consist
ed in its looks. 1t proved to be the best
of coarse salt colored a bright yellow
We acknowledged the salt, and were
forced to admit that we had, for the first
time, tasted the first of April. Well sat
isfed, John Moseyed from our presence.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

BROKE Our AND CAUGHT b.
B.'s--burglars and bond holders, were
apprehended in this city, by the police
last week, and were lodged in the Hotel
de Calaboose for safe-keeping. A large
supply of Fayette county Bonds-bogus
jewelry-burglars tools-one had three
revolvers, and the others one each, in
their possession. They had made a raid
on the Fayette CO., Ind, Treasurer at
ConnersviIle, and had thus become bond
holders Of our neighboring county to a
considerable extent They tried to sell
the bonds at Centreville, bnt failing to
make trade they came over to our city
to operate Sheriff Ballenger, got on
failed to appreheud them, and our police
wassetto work, with the above result
of their ia6ors. On Sunday morning,
theprisoners succeeded in prying Off
short piece of scan,ling over the door
of the cell in which they were confined,
and crawled out of the hole thus made
into the ball of the Hotel. Having two
short bladed case knives, they used them
to pry back the bolt of the lock, and
they then made tracks. Instead of sep
arating, they kept together, and the
alarm being given, an exciting race COM
menced, on the part of the police ard
citizens. They were overtaken at STRAIT
tens Lumber Yard on Seventh st. and
brought back to their old quarters, where
they remained until noon, when they
were conveyed to Connersville, and
odged in the jail there.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

A RuNAwAr,-On Sunday morning
last, Charles Dodd, barkeeper of the
Avenue House. whilst driving the Avenue
Express Wagon towards the Depot, his
horse became frightened on Franklin-s,..
and jumping to one side. pitched Mr.. d.
out-bruising and cutting his face and
bruising his shoulder considerably--the
fall knocked him senseless for a short
time; but fortunately no bones were
broken, and he is again attending to
business. The horse was caught at the
corner Of Franklin and Sycamore-the
wagon receiving some slight damages.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18
Grand Gtn Concert.

The GRAND GIFT CONCERT, to be given
in this city fog the benefit of the Sol
DIERs' HoxK. will positively come oil
MAY 1st, 1867.
There are enough Tickets sold to make
the Drawing, but not sufficient numb Der
to realize q handsome sum for
The Home
All those desiring to assist us in rails !.
ing an amount sufficient to aid that No
BILE INSTITUTION can do SO by procuring
aticket, as q per cent. Of all money paid
in will be devoted to that purpose
There will not be any Tickets sold after
APRIL 9th, except at this office, at the
fremont House). Those wishing Tick
cts should procure them BEFORE 25TH
INST, as no reports will be received
AFTER 2sTH INST. l can assure the pub
lie that there will be no postponement
whatever, it will positively come of MAY
1sr, 1861 -@
sa S. J. MILLER, Proprietor,
Box 232 Richmond, Ind.
April IL, 1867. 7:3w
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The alarm of fire, on Tuesday, was
occasioned from tne chimney catching
fire In Mr.. Sonnickson's house, one door
west of j. W. Piummer's Drugstore.
The Engines were promptly out, bnt it
was all smoke-no fire to be put out for
tunately. Charley Piummer had his
wrist bound up, and, from his exertions
to discover the where abouts of the fire.
he nigAt have hurt it, but we are glad
to announce that he didn't
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18
To the Union Voters of the City of
Richmond

&
FELLOW CITIZENS: Not having had the
pleasure OF a personal acquaintance with
many of you, take this method to in
troduce myself have resided within
this vicinity more than eight years. In
August 1862, enlisted for the period
Of three years in the 69th Regiment Ind.
Vols. The same month in the battle Of
Richmond, KY, was severely wounded
and my right leg was amputated, and 1
am entirely disabled from following the
active pursuits of life.
have held the Office Of City Clerk
for about sixteen months, and have en-
deavored and hope that have faithfully
and satisfactorily discharged the duties
of that Office and think that my expert
ence will enable me to do 50 hereafter.
In my present condition, it will be
great favor to receive the office again,
and respectfully and earnestly solicit
your sympathy and support in the com
ing City Election.
PETER p KIRN.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18
Railroad Election.

At the election last Wednesday the following gen
tlemen were elected
+. Hoagand, of Fort Wayne; j. " Bartwell, Gin
cinnat; Silas Colgrove, Winchester; A. McKew
Ridgeviiie; Levi James, Mount Pleasant William
DEAN, Button J; j. W. Grubbs, J. r. Mendenha
Luther Mering Irwin Reed and j. H. Mormon of Rich
mond. These are all good, substantial men, and will
satisfy everybody, if they do the thing need
full, purchase the iron for the road.
The best of feeling prevailed, and there was de-
termination to build the road We are inclined to the
opinion that the will be on this road before
the close of 1867.
The old Board will continue for three or four weeks
until the newly elected members ready qualify
l'nd go to work. The next meeting will probably be
It Richmond .-fwinchester Journal.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18

We are authorized to announce BENONI NEWLY,
a. candidate for reelection the office of Stree,
Commissioner. at the May City Election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM r WILL
SON a. n candidate for election 70 the Office of
CITY Treasurer, at the May City Election
Z We are authorized to announce WILLIAM ZlM-
MERMAN as a candidate for reelection to the Office
Of Cstv Marshal. at the City Election in May next.
wea authorised TO announce Peter p. kiru .
candidate for reelection to the Office of City Clerk
AT the May election.
We are authorised to announce the name of Tnox As
n. Youxc as Candidate for Mayor, At the City Elec
tion in May next.
~ Editor OF Pailadiuss You authorized ~ an
uounce the name of Epw ARD BELLS as eandidat
for the Office City Clerk at the ensuing City Fleece
The Richmond palladium., 1867-04-18
A CARD TO iNvAlIDS.

cisrgynas, while residing ia Soxsh America Al .
missionary, discovered safe and simpis senedy for
the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay. Dis
eases OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought by bAserai and
vicious habits Great numbers have bssn alreadv
cured By this noble remedy. Prompted By desire to
benefit the afiieted and unfortunate, win send the
recipe for preparing and using this nedisss ID seal
ed envesepe, - s.y Who reeds Il, ys< Of ua-y-
Please incioss postpaid s.vvsope, sddses,ed -
yourself. - 8 -
Addyrss .s 4s- go
JOSEPH r IEIAI, - -<s
SrATTox D. BsBLx HocSR.
- A0 Hss& 0;sy.
s"se e.1sos. l41y.