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SUDDEN ATTAcK.-Yesterday afternoon,
whilst Mr.. ]. G. Williams was engaged in
the delivery of his argument in the Steen-
book case before the Court Of Appeals, he
was suddenly seized with an attack of YER
tigo, and fell helpless to the floor. In con-
sequence of this occurrence the court adj
journed earlier than usual.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT
Henry Thompson and James Cox (negroes),
sent on from the Mayors court, were ar
raigned before the United States Commits
sioner yesterday, and after a partial hear
ing of the evidence the case was continued.
1t will be remembered that these are the
parties implicated in the affair of the stolen
tobacco captured in Solitude" some time
since, and supposed to be the same as that
lost by cambridge & Anderson few days
previously.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-ALL TIE
JUDGES PREsENT.-In the case of Omohun-
dro's executors Us. Crump, on writ Of su-
perSedeas to judgment rendered by the
District Court of Williamsburg, the Court
affirmed the judgment.
The argument in the case of Clatfiin Us.
Steenbock was further heard, and the case
continued until to-day.
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INFAET1c1DE CAsE.-Susan Braxton (ne-
gro), charged with killing her infant child
on the 22d of May last, had a hearing be-
fore the Mayor yesterday. She was sent
on to the Hastings Court for Indictment,
and committed to Jail.
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GOVERNMENT FRAUDs.-Three more citi-
zens from Southwestern Virginia were
brought to Richmond yesterday and lodged
in the Libby to answer the charge of vio-
lating internal revenue laws by illicit dis
tillinr.
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LIST OF UNMA1LABEE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE JUNE 5,
1868: Mrs. Lucy A. Jones, Washington
D. c.; Thomas Bradford, Norfolk, va.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Haxall, Charles City county
Va; Miss Sopora Paine, Monroe county,
West Va; N. P. Boyer & Co., Chester
county, Pa. William a. Thompson, Rlch-
mond, Va.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. Wellington
Goddin sold on yesterday small brics
tenement on Clay between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth streets for $500.
Grubbs & Williams sold a framed house
on Second street between Leigh and Jack
son for S705.
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Mr.. CowARDIN's LECTURE last night was
grand success. The Theatre was nearly
filled with an intelligent and appreciative
audience, who testified their appreciation
of the entertainment with frequent and
prolonged applause, whilst the shouts OF
laughter, too, were long continued, and
some times interrupted the speaker at the
conclusion of almost every sentence. !,
Those who have attended the sessions OF
the scallawag Convention can pest appres :
ciate Mr.. Cowardin's perfect limitations OF
the elegant Bland, the whining Uncle specs
Hodges, the blatant, pompous Lindsey, and q
the dictatorial Bayne, and any one who had
once heard him would recognize the voice
of old Parr, the Nansemond oysterman.
Tonight the second lecture Will take Axe.
place at the Theatre, and we trust that our
friend will have another overfowing house.
A more entertaining performance we have
never attended within the walls Of the new
Richmond.
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MILITARY APPoINTMENT.-The only civil
appointment at military headquarters yes
terday was that of Mr.. William G. Taylor
as one of the Board of Trustees for the
town of Manchester, vice Peter 4. Morgan,
resigned.
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Mayors COURT-MAYoR CHAHOoN PRE-
G-TuURsDAY.- Lizzie Myers, charged
with threatening to beat E. NJ. Drake, was
fined 81.
Mary Madden was brought up for steal
ing two pillow-cases and pillows worth So.
No one appearing against her, she was dis
missed.
Joseph Clarke (negro), for burglariously
entering the residence Of Abram Warwick,
and stealing therefrom 800 in silver coin,
an opera-glass, some pieces of JeWelry,
and two suits of clothes-valued IN all ut
Sl5O-was set back until Saturday.
Henry Clay (negro), caught in the act OF
stealing two bushels Of oats from the stable
of Thomas Duke, was required to lind Sc
curity for his good behavior in the sum OF
$500, and sent to the chain-gang for fifteen
days.
Calvin Mander (negro), for picking the
pocket of Robert Jackson (negro) OF 81 IN
currency and box of paper collars, was
sent on for trial at the Hastings Court.
George Turpin (negro), arrested for as
saulting and beating Margaret Turpln, was
dismissed-no one appearing against him:
Frances Heath, for stealing piece OF
ribbon from Abraham Harris (negro), was
required to give security for her good be-
haYior in future.
Abe Harris (negro), charged with steal
ing S1.70 in currency from Frances HEATH
was dismissed.
Sam Robinson (negro) was fined $40 toI
beating Caledonia Robinson.
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DIsT1LLERY .SE1zED.-The distillery Of
George W. Nevilles, at Falmouth, was
seized yesterday by Government officers
for alleged violation Of the United States
revenue laws.
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MILITARY CHANGEs.-We learn from
Headquarters that the sub-district of Peters
burg, lately under the command Of General
Stoneman, will be discontinued, and the
business of the district done through the
Office in this city.
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CENTENARY FEAsr.-The ladies are en-
couraged in their laudable effort to aid Cen
tenary Sunday school, and will continue
their feast for this object tonight, IN the
basement of Centenary church. Aside from n
the delicious fruit and cream, q rich treat Is
in reservation for their patrons. Don't faii
tn enioy It.
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CHARGED WITH THEFT William Ed
monds (negro) and Robert Slaughter
twhite) were arrested yesterday on the
charge of stealing o lot Of old iron, lead,
&c., from G, d. Yale q Co.
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THE FESTIVAL FOR ST. JosEPH's ASYLUM.
The ladies of the strawberry festival are
most grateful to the many friends of the
orphans for donations Of strawberries,
cake, ice-creams, confectionery, &C., as well
as substantial food, and will gladly receive
many more during the continuance of the
festival. The feast is indeed feast, and
merits the liberal support Of all charitable
people.
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II HE H O 7 s P r l N 6
BATH COUNTY, VA.
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
sEyENTY-s1X TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
JAMES A. McCLUSG, Manager:
8. c.. TARDY & Co., Proprietors.
J.E. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.
WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE lsr.

The Hotel has been recently enlarged. and new
been spared by the proprietors TO render this
TO all visitors THE hot waters here have been wen
known for more than half century to possess In
wonderful degree tonic Alternative, detergent ana
Stimulating properties and have become justly cell
ebrated for the cure Of rheumatism, gouf, diseases
of the liver, skin, bladder, and womb paralysis,
the result of injury serious efusion conIracton
OF muscles and joints, darrhpa and dyspepsia, &c
companIed with sore mouth and tongue. ~
Route from the North pfd Orange and Alexan.
dria railroad to Gordonsyile, thence ufa virginia
Central railroad TO Millboro' Depot, thence ~
Trotter 6 Co.'s stage line over turnpike road 70
Hot Springs-distance, twenty miles.
Route from the South via Richmond or Lyncn.
burg and Virginia Central railroad to Millboro,.
new turnpike from Covington 70 Hot Springs
IA now under construction, which Will pass through
the beautiful valley OF Jacks0n's river and by the
magnificent falls In Allegheny county. This ROAD
Is expected to be finished by July lst and WIZ
shorten the stage ride several miles, while the pas
senger viii be saved the fatigue OF crossing the
mountain and enjoy the opportunity OF seeing the
dine scenery Of one Of the most beautiful valleys IL
ABAND OF MUSIC engaged for the season. .
Fine large BATHROOMS, BILLIARD ana
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up, &c.
For descriptive pamphlets and strcpiarS5 5p appiy
post-ofice box sl7, Richmond, VA. or 70
], A. McCLqSG;a Managey; la,s
Board-ss per day, $40 per week, s7s per month.
my 22-tt5Jy .-f.s - - st55sssz - (
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMoND.-No busl-
ness of general interest was transacted yes
terdaY
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Purchasers Of Real Estatc sold 6etoeen the first
day Of January and the first day er July paythe
tares thereon for the current year.
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wv yA.-CHAEGE OF PROPHiEIOHs.-
Having recently assumed the proprietorshjp OF this
old and fashionable watering.plaee, and completed
our arrangements for the entertainment 0f visitors,
we now solicit the patronage Of the public. Every
effort has been made e restore 70 this establish
ties OF the waters have been sufficiently nttested In
the numbers who have been relieved OF Rheamatic,
Gouty, and other Affections, while the luxury OF
the Baths, when once enjoyed can never be forgot
ten. Persons desirous to haye 9n!l niormation
concerning the character Of the waters may coE.
suit our circular, which will be sent TO them, on
application, free of postage.
We pledge ourselves that our table shall not DO
inferior TO any kept either In city country The
name Of our manager Is sufficient TO insure goQd
living.
The route TO the Warm Springs 10 by Riehmond
and staunton to Millboro' depot on the virgln,,s
Central railroad where line OF stages eonhs.ghss ~
with the trains, enabling passengers 70 rssen sIT
Springs the same day after leaving hicla'oDs,
Lynchhurg, Washington, or Baltiinose. waat
RATES or EoARDr: Per day. u ~ pSs -
Proprtetors.
Major PrrsH H. WOODWARD Manager; s; ,m
y May I, 18e8. - -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE s, 1858.
un rises. ............4.46IM Moon sets......... so
un sets High tide, p. M 40
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 1, 1858.
ESGEL & Son.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. c. Dunham Il Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. =. Tatum.
Schooner j. Whaples, New York merchandise,
captain.
Schooner Snowflake, Brown, Albany, lumber,
johnson, Harwood 4 Estes.
Schooner General Grant, Philadelphia, coal,
Hawes C Merrymau.
Schooner II. w. Ware, Philadelphia, coal,
Writ Roberts.
Schooner Ida, Richardson, New York, merchan-
disc, captain.
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STOVES, TINWARE, &c.

Il AESELL, A. ARsELL, JR.
4 ARSELL, JR., late Assistant Super
~ lnttndcnt of the Water Works, would re-
tessigily inform his friends and the public that
s,,,d ana his father, having resumed business; and
"Ji Iu,a co-partnershlp under the style OF
=: -. MhSElL, JR., Il Co, and located at No.
~ ~. NAN street between Seventh and Eighth. are
TIr XIX prepared TO attend to all work in the TN.
tsta', tIno AND PLUMBING line. An experience OF
o. Ci,vhyEcn cn years the part of the Junior on the
t"S waller Works. and IN experience OF over
xil,! years IN the TIN BUSINESS byt the senior,
n, ,t We We hope, be u sufficient Recommendation OF
I apiiity TO pursue with fidelity and In workman
~ manner all work entrusted to us.
oo.,M w ARE Of every description and OF the best
iEC always on hand. GUTTERING. ESot'-
-%tINlaRGES MODERATE. je l-eod9w
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CIV. w. CLAPP;
"Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
To the Honorable Judge Of the Circuit
Court of Richmond"
. In response to this summons Judge Mere
dith repaired to the Mayors office yester-
day morning, and found General Granger
and Colonel Clapp in attendance. He told
the former that he had come to acknow-
ledge the receipt of q document served upon
him the day before, and to state that the
business of his court would not permit him
to be present in person during the investi-
CATION. He would give notice, however,
that he would to-day file a statement Of the
facts in regard to the naturalization Of
aliens in his court.
General Granger replied that it was only
necessary for the Judge to be present by
counsel. AS Governor Wells had not sent
in the names of the witnesses, it would be
impossible to proceed with the case until
to-day. The examination would therefore
be postponed until IL o'clock this morning.
Judge Meredith, who was attended by
several of his personal friends and mem
bers Of the bar, then politely bowed him
self out.
This arraignment of the Judge-than
whom there is no more just and upright
man in our city-is q measure devised by
some extreme Radicals to curtail the num-
Der of foreign-born voters in Richmond, it
being we'll known that the fear of the i'm
position of the infamous new Constitution
has caused many foreigners to take out
their papers with view of voting against
it. J. L. G. Danner, who in secession days
went all the way from Washington to Mont
gomery, Ala, to get from beneath the Union
flag, but now blatant Radical, is supposed
to be at the bottom of the movement. Here
is banners affidavit:
Estate of Virginia, City of Richmond, to
aoit: Personally appeared before me this
day John L. G. Danner, who, being duly
sworn, says on oath that he was present in
the Circuit Court of Richmond city, in the
month of February, A. D. 1868, when many
persons were admitted to citizenship; that
in no instance was any proof required OF
citizenship, residence, or age, other. than
the party applying therefor.
81. L. C. DANNER.
"Sworn and subscribed to before G. A.
Brockmeyer, Notary Public, on the 9th OF
May, 1863"
The other afidavits were made by James
Hayes, registering officer, and A. D.
Johnson, clerk to the Board of Registra-
ton. These men say that they have known
numerous persons, whose names are un-
known, to apply for registration with only
the certificate of their declaration of inten-
ton in hand, and, being rejected on the
same day or the day after, to bring forward
their final papers. Truly wonderful
Judge Meredith handed General Granger
list Of 1856 persons who had applied for
naturalization in his court, from which it
appeared that large number of applica-
tions had been rejected.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TsHE, iy,IyfsIS?@ sTRAWRERRy TIrvIrTn FESTIVAL. :

TNHE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL now
Il going on next to the corner of Ninth. on Main
street, Tor the BENEFFrOF THE ORPHANS OF
81. J0sEpHaS ASYLUM, win be continued; !; and
the ladies in charge earnestly solicit increased pa
tronage to so landable IN object. je sit
STRAWBERRY FEAST.-The LADIES
~ OF CENTENARY CHURCH will continue
the STRAWBERRY and ICE-CREAM FEAST at
their se,r., church @ THIS [Fridayl EVENING at s
The friends Of the school and tho public gene
rally are invited to give US CALL Admission free.
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT, the desirable DWELL
G-HoUSE at present occupied by MI
e. B. Spence on Main between Third ana fonlt a IL
most tiesfrahe locations i'm the city for prtTasc
residence. Immediate possession given.
JAMES II. TAYLOR & son, Auciioneefs.
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7OR RENT. the DWELLING-HOUSEH -

EOR RENT, the DWELLING-HOUSEn
I No. To3 Clay street. between Seventh and
Eighth streets. It contains seven rooms anQ
water on the premises. To good tenant the rent
will be low. Apply at my residence, 40. IH Gay
street. or at nv store, Twelfth street between MAIN
and Bank. fje 4-stsl v. A. FAYIEk.-
EOR RENT, A VERY .DESIRABLE Il
BRICK DWELLING on the corner ef1A
Broad and Nineteenth streets, containing ten
rooms: with brick kitchen, gas and wafer on tno
premises. Apply to WILSON WILLIAMS
No. 1915, corner Grace and Nineteenth streets.
10 :. ..rs
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EOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLEHA
II DwELLING-HOUSES.d delightfully."- situ- -lE2
ated, on Grace street between Twenty-fonrth and
Twenty-hfth. Apply to Mrs. ELIZA l.. VAN
LEW, next door above. my 21-lm
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9itItn1ond 9ispatrh.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE .sDIsPATCH,'
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

T UBIN'S EXTRACTS FOR THE HAND
II KERCHIEF genuine. fun assortment !;
Genuine FARINk COL LOGNE, FARINA'S ESa
sENCE BOUQUET, EXTRACT TJOCKEYC CLUB,
and EXTRACT ROSES, for sale by
- 49, j. BLAIR, Druggist,
mye3 S2S Rsoad street.
G ENUINE FARINA .G0LOG Md
r. Z. DUPUx. Aposhecssrrssss, asrsss,-
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yr-nter of poices issued, Io34-insuring 81, ss7,
-. "ne claim e. 900. Showing the largest average
- -o'tcIcs of any American company, and success
o. o. ., Is unparalleled IN the first fiscal wear.
'1a ..-, aII kinds OF non-forfeting LIFE and en-
POLICIES and also POLICIES
~" ~ RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.
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LOST AND FOJTND.

r OST.-The following NOTES were mail
1 u ed to us on the 27th February from Wilcox
Wharf, Charles City county, Va, and have been
lost:
Four NOTES. all dated Franklin, July S 1850 !:
all signed by Jules G. Olivier, c. Pellerin, Alfred
A. Fuslier, Joseph Olivier. and all payable to tho
order of Richard A. wilkins, at the counting
house of Bellocy, Nobln C Co., In the city Of New
Orleans. One payable at two years. one at three
years, at four years, and one at five years from
date, for the sums Of g. OLE, s7,6aa $7,o47, land
81. SOL, respectively.
Attorneys for X. A. wilkins.
je Slot lll3 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JUDGE MEREDITH BEFORE A MILITARY
CoMMIssIoN.-It has already been briefly
stated that Judge Meredith was on We'd
nesday last summoned before military
commission to answer certain charges
against him in relation to the naturaliza-
tion of aliens. The following is the order
served upon the Judge:
" RICHMOND, VA, June 3, 1868.
Sir,-By direction of General R. S.
Granger, commanding the sub-district Of
Richmond, have the honor to inform you
that in obedience to the orders of the Dis
trict Commander, he will, in the Mayors
Office at IL o'clock A. M. tomorrow, COM
mence the investigation of charges made
against your Circuit Court, wherein it is al
legged that certain aliens have been unlaw-
fully admitted to the rights of citizenship,
and have had full naturalization papers is
sued to them in violation of law.
"You will please be present in person or
by counsel in order to cross-examine wit
nesses and introduce such evidence as you
may deem proper.
every respectfully,
"Your most obedient servant,
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ToR RENT, A; coMFoRTARLEa An

VI HOUSE. In perfect order. containing siS1A
rooms corner St. Stephens and Duval streets, In
an excellent neghborhood; we'll OF excellent water
IN the yard stable, coal-house Kitchen and store
hanse To a GOOD tenant the rent will be MODE
rate. Apply to DANIEL MURPHY.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE'
,r far the wEALTHIEST COMPANY
2onn WORLD. II IS conducted on the only
- ME which time md experience has proved to
~ pts~S.ed In fancy stocks or personal securities
~ y" ~ ncnds and mortgages on real estate, being
ti. X isn On same, and thus placed beyond the
- any contingency.
r4,n con,3any, beng purely mutual, divides Is
!% nroSts annually among the assured, and
%2S S5. SyiJend can be used In payment OF premiums
ia, ia, n,rchaSe additional insurance, at the option
o.'as P'''D. \. WALKER & CO., Agents,
No. 10I Main street.
rR McCAw, Medical Examiner. NH as
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ST0LEN, on Wednesday evening,
y MOCKING BIRD and CAGE, from A3z
my residence on Marshall street, near Xxx
Brook avenue. very liberal reward will y NT
be paid for It's return to my photograph gallery,
ie SITS CHARLES CAMPBELL.
II OsT, SETTER PUPPY, about So
i half grown, white. with yellow ears,NSn
with German silver collar Liberal reward paid
to the finder If returned to 40? Twelfth street.
je Sits
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FRIDAY.........-........... JUNE S, 1868.
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r,tr1nee caplt2i.. %lSo 600
.arrae 10 lst April, 1858 Fiscal year, 2o7 600
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TIE MUTUAL LTFEn

.,.,rarR OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEBRU-
AIRY L lSss, 81, as4s
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,Drs OF Policies ISSUED DURING
THE YEAR, 10, Gao.
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1,uE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
| rySI-RANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED By SPECIAL CHARTER, 1857.

uo,pe 0tsce, I2l4 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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,LxsnRANCE COMPANIES.

!. ritual LIFE INSURANCE
III COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
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GAIT! SALT! SALT Tive are expect
~ ing ac City Point in few days a cargo of
LIVERPOOL FILLED SALT, which
we offer to the trade to arrive ut saving rates.
ie3-lOt S. c. TARDY e co.
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~, ,SsETS YEAR ENDING FEB :.
cASn A,t,EY 1868 .s2s, 900, COO
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"Mr. Alexander Dudley, President Rich
mond and York River railroad, Rich
mond."
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yNTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
.NN f,II NEE 6H PR0pRIE.TORS.-

Board-ss per day, $40 per week, s7s per month.
my 22-tI5Jy -
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lava TAaAksxivlnR.


The pscpis u lows hsve attendant cause
for Thanksgiving to Almighty God. and ths
Governor Of our commonwealth proclaims
general 1hAaksgiving BY al ear people. TO
% celebrated on the 18th Of the current
month:
r. tie People # Io~a:
In accordance with the usages Of our fathers
and The euetoms Of the State, | hereby appoint
THuaspAr, rss TwRsTr-sixrn Oar o. No
to b observed throughout the Stats - day of
shaakssiving and praise; and recommend to the
psspis 81 lows thas, sbstsining from AL secular
smployms1t upon the day appointed, they as
ssnbie 10 their respective places Of worship, and
give thanks 70 Ainighty God that the hsrvests Of
Ihs year hsvs hssn abandsnt; that ear iDstitu-
tons siyil political, educational and charitable
and order havs prevailed, enabling ~ to dwell
ssesGhss II laPptss0 ard sslsty; ~ He h.
DISPOSED ~ kearts Of or people to dsal Justly
sad lovo mercy, 0enying the claims Of liberty and
eqsalisy u soss u ~ children Of God within
our borders; tAss II bsth material anA spilitsai
thisea, He hes bssa ~ g1ssioss bsssfsstor Of
this btats snd in the nidst Of our thanksgivius
- slain u sAasley, nor ths iaianctisa u Him
sAo bads - rsnsnbsr ths poor. Lat us cherish
ths usupsissof thoss who gave thsir lives that
ear eosatzy nighs live. ard spread the tables ii
tAsas vi6sUs - sAijdssA uish shaadaat gifts.
Lss . bunbly ashssvlsdgs that our bounties
hovo ss0o efs0 - hsad u the Lord our God
and pray tAat as will keep n from sin, .ill show
aad lad - h ~ right way, and will make rs
virsneas aad christian 8tats.
oivsA at Dies Noises, this 9Th day Of November,
10 the ysar Of oar Lsrd one THOUSAND
eight hundred and sixty eight, Of the
II 81 Indepsndenes Of the United States the
rinsty third and Of this State the
twenty -ssoond.
By the Governor:
SAHrsL MERRILL.