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HORSES AND MULES.

MULES, MULES.-FlFTY-TWOh
WI No. ! MULES just arrived from $500
Il entucky for sale or exchange on accom- W
modating terms. Apply at JAMES Z &2HsAas'
JOHNS6N'S stable corner Of Fifteenth ane
Er,ntliu streets jN 2G-4t
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BANKS ANp BANKERS.
-~~--~~~~~~~~~~"H~~-
DICHMOND BANKING
HI a AND INSURANCE COMPANY
. No, LOO corner OF Main and Twelfth streets,
Richmond. Va. =.
STATE DEPOSITORY. y -.sa.

JOHN B. DAVIS. President,
JOHN 2. &C. POTTS Secretary,
r JOHN C. DAVIS, Cashier, .-.-.4..
T. r. STARKR. General Agent.
.. BANKING In ALL IT'S BRA SCHES.
Particular attention paid 10 collections.
Fire Insurance effected m most reasonable terms,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.,
We pay per cent. on deposits In this department,
and invite the attention Of all interested.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN B, DAVIS, X. o. HASKINS,
JOHN A. BELy1N, WIN. IRA SMITH,
JOSEPH HALL. T. W. DOSWELL,
LEWIS ii. FRAYSER, JAS. IL. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM W. CRUMP.
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NOTICE.-Having been appointed trus-
IN tee for j. c. Miller and s. III. Price. Agent.
and being ordered by creditors 10 setlie me nsls
ness ihout delay beg all indebted to give their
r. r. RICHARDSON.
corner OF Ninth and Main streets.
July Is 1858. 1YuNW
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eN-BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable In
Simultaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the III effects Of bad dyes; invlRo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful, black
Or bro,on Sold by all druggists and perfuners,
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory.
No. le Bond street, New York. j. lIeod
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1856.
CAPITAL. $500, eoe
II-nlI inrasfnd and secmrrd.
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WHEEEc

Hy TO CARRAGE-MAKERS, WEE"
wRIGHTS. BLACKSMlIHs, AND - r.s -,
We now have full supply Of best AXLEs OF all
sizes.
WOOD WORK of excellent quality, consisting
of Bent Felloes. spokes Hubs. Shafts, Bows, &C.,
for Wagons, Carts, Buggies, sulkies, &C.
Also, HORSE and MULE SHOES and HoEsE-
a. s,s SIMPSON & BRO.
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NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL Or RE
SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.

SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
Secures amount Of insurance to married woman
whether effected by herself or her husband or an!
other person, for her sole and separate use an
benefit, and that of her or her husbands chlldreH
If any, as may be expressed free from the contro
or claim of her husband or creditors, or the PEI
son ERECTING the same, or his creditors.
Liberal loan Of participating premiums up"i
the profits of the company. Life policies attel
three years, endowment after two years, monitor
feltable. All policies after one year have sur
render value ,,
please address the Home Office.
JOHN ENDERs, HENRY K. ELLYSON
WW- p. TAYLOR. ASA SNYDER,
SAM'L s. COTTRELL, II. &c: BAShEkHIL:L
JOHN PURCELL, SAMUEL =. IARD1
CHAS. 7. WORKMAN, GEORGE JACOBS,
VIM. WILLIS DR., J. W. ALLISON;
THoMASJ EVANS, A. ID. CHOCKLEY,
JAMES A. SCOTT, II. c. CABELL,
b. NJ. QUARLES, y. j. HARlSQoh,
W. n. TYLER, JOHN G. WILLIAMS
]. z. EDWARDS WIN. g. TAYLOR
4. Y. STOKES, A. L. ABELL,
j. B. MORTON VIM. Il. ISAACS,
r. n. DIBRELL. GEO. l.. BIDGOOD,l
WIN. H. PALMER, SAM'L NJ. PRICE,
DAVID l. BURR.
J. r. EDWARDS. President.
WILLIAM Il. IsAACs Eice-President.
d. j. HARTSOOK. Secretary.
CHARLES II. SMITH. NJ. d.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE,
ap2l-dsmSwlm General Agent.
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
II II OPEN YTYCr,

pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
LII OPEN JUNE 1.
This most fxvorite' resort alike for health a..
recreation II now In complete order for ms rsn.
lion OF guests Our ain shall be TO keen n 49,
:han II has ever been kept before. ''eS
Its remarkable medicinal Virtues need mot n,v..
advertised 10 the Virginia public aud the sortb "
For full Information rs TO all particular .nn,x
Tor Z am phIes, with map OF railroad routes kcppr
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co Richmoni 4"
A. b. FUCKER / CO., Lynchburg-
or by mail 70
s9le, FRAZIER Il RANDOLPH, ProoY,e.o,s
Board. IS per day-4so per month
Passengers leave the cars It GosHxg T,e,o,
stage fare. Sl.so. Through tickets can be bonpSS.
% tne SprlnRs. my 2I7m
VARIETY SPRINGS.-This delightful
summer resort situated fifteen miles ives, 81
stanton, on the Virginia Central Railroad viii
DC opened for the accommodation Of guests on the
18th June,
Business men wishing retreat for their families
turing summer win have every advantage here
From Richmond Baltimore, Washington and
other cities they reach these springs ON the same
lay at O'Clock P. N
Seven different kinds Of water, and, agreeable to
analysis. OF superior quality.
The cars stop at the door.
TERMS Gas per month $40 per week o. per day.
Children under twelve years and servants half
price. Bathing in Healing Water gratis:
P. & II. BERRUSS
fe le-sn Proprietnrs
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Rules held in the clerk

IN CHASCERY.
The object OF this suit is tn subject certain tract
or parcel Of land situated IN sa I'll county contain
ing six acres. more or less. belonging 10 the De,
PENDANT IL the satisfaction of Judgment rendered
I'm favor Of the plaintiff against the defendant TOT
thirty-eight dollars and eight cents 49, osl VIII
d. 1881 and for the further sum OF nineteen dollars
and twenty-nne cents ISIS 2s. with interest there
from the twenty-eighth day OF December, A. D.
1859.
Afndavlt having been made before the clerk OF
the said cour. that the defendant IL NONRESIDENT
of this State the motion OF me plalntlu oy nus
pear hare within one month after due publication
Of this order and do what is necessary TO protect
once 2 week for four excessive weeks In the Dig
patch newspaper published In the city Of Rich
mond. and also posted al the front door or inc
courthouse of this county on the nret Gay OF Inc
next term Of the said court.
copy-Teste L. hhhEN,
" lp-Mlw* Deputy for j. w. Glll,t Z. A. Z,
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-Fifty tons PERU
VIAN GUANO now landing and for sale by
ALLISON X ADDISON,
1yJ ls20 Cary street.
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THE ARLINGTON NJ U T IA L L1F]
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
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N N. WALKER & CO.,
De SUCCESSORS TO o. r. BREsKE, ESQ.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office 1914 Main street,
first door east Of the post-ofice, under messrs. K
n. Maury & Co.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and persona,
property OF all kinds, In the city or country, In
sured against loss or damage by fire At the lowest
rates in companies Of the highest standing.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Marine and inland Insurance also effected at cur.
rent rates. no72
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Number Of policies issued, L osk-insurfng o. se7
2Vo-one claim, S5 900. Showing the largest average
of policies of any American company, and success
that is unparalleled in the first fiscal wear.
Issues all kinds of non-forfeiting LIFE and EN-.
DOWMEST POLICIES, and also Policies
upon RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.
NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OF RESI-
~ DEECE
in any mart of North America north OF the south.
ern cape Of Florida, or In Europe, At any season O
the year.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
g WHITE SULPHUR WATER FROM
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
eREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.

We are In receipt sCI D1Do
VALUABLE WATER. and viii In future oe cou-
stan.ly supplied. Enlarged and more thoroukn o..
r,neenents having been made FOR BOTTL1S6
THE WATER this season, we are enabled to pre-
sent It az perfect. rs tn its REMEDIAL EFFECTS
As when taken FRESH FROM THE SPRINGS.
PAMPHLETS containing an anslysis OF the wa.
ters the diseases TO which they are applicaoie- ao
other interesting information can be mao on ap-
plication by mail or otherwise.
PURCELL. LADD 4 CO., Druggists
IL oo-1m Agents Virginia Springs Masers.
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je ls--lm
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
M CAPON SPRINGS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

MI ooNlAlN hooon' c,pov spp,ves
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful snd well-known SUMNER RE-
sort is now In = state Of preparation for the APP
preaching season, and Will soon be In complete
'e 1he MOUNTAIN HOUSE win be regularly
ppened for the reception OF visitors on the FIRST
Jay JAY OF JUNE NEXT, but persons can he &C
.omm odated sooner II desired. Route rtd Balti-
more and Ohio railroad and Harper's Ferry. then
nv stape-coach twenty-five miles. From the South
pSd Richmond, Washington, and Alexandria. by
Manassas Gap railroad to strssburg, then stage
seventeen miles.
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to
The PUBLIC that he has secured the services Of Ju-
LIUS G. WADDLE, ESQ.,, who Is well and favor
ably known to the visitors ut Capon rs former
proprietor.
1ss +, OF n1s Tsst ss per .y month Of four
SJ je is,a I'M Single VEGA " 4. N. c;ARTMELL.
r OCUST GROVE.-This delightful SUM-
H. MER RESORT, conducted for .nany years
nast BY John s. Cooke ESQ.,. two miles from Green-
wood depot, Virginia Central railroad. will BIO
opened for visitors on the first OF July. 1858.
TEENS $40 per month, SO per week Ey =,
Address, A. X. YANCEY, JR.,
ssn sns Sspst gas. v saSy
md send bin to A. x. y. Jr. -
MELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.--These
i celebrated and popular Springs situated In
Montgomery county three and a half miles from
Christlansburg depot are now open for the recep-
Zion OF Visitors, ana the attention ol
going public Is respectfully Invited I" the adyan-
ages they present. The waters OF these springs
IRE unriyalle In all cases OF dyspepsia. cutaneous
diseases, and uterine affections, aud In cases OF
'e''' POWERFUL RESTORATIVE.
They have proven eminently useful IN many
female diseases, and In
are regarded rs II SPECIFIC. -
The natural advantages OF this place are T. NJ
SURPASSED BY ANY IN THE STATE, being
situated almost upon the very summit of the
llleghany Mountains. The air Is always cool ana
yracing. the climate l. healthy ami salubrions the
water or del ghtful temperature 55 degrees fhhren-
h-itl, the grounds are shaded anu protected every
hour in the day by thick grove OF forest oaks.
The hotel and buildings have recently been en-
iarg d. renovated. and reitted. and the profrie-
tors atter themselves they offer to their guests
accommodations unsurpassed by any watering.
place In the mountains and confidently ask u visit
from the public.
Visitors to the springs will stop at CHRISTIANS
burg where comfortable cnachcs VIII he III AT
t.ndance on tine arrival OF each train to convey
them to the springs.
Per day e'ss
FER week
FER mouth o"V'
-'or a longer period than two months, per
Colorcd servants. aud children not occupying
seats at hrst table. half the above rates.
DIR. JOHN B. KADFURlt
Col. HENRY A. EDHINIsOS-
Mai. JAMES p. FpNTSDSOS,
Gen. G.. G. WHARTON,
]. A. DAVIS. formerly Of the Noryril House,
Lvrchburp. Superintendent. j. e5--e"'fln
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THE "MI!TITAL LIFE"
Is now by far the WEALTHIEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. 1t Is conducted on the onl!
principle which time and experience has proved u
be ultimately safe and trustworthy. It's assets arr
not invested in fancy stocks personal securities
but in bonds and mortgages on real estate, belnt
drst lien on same, and thus placed beyond tn
reach Of any contingency.
whole profits annually among the assured, am
this dividend can be used IN payment OF premium
or to purchase additional insurance, at the option
Of the policy-holder.
D. n. WALKER & CO., Agents.
No. 1914 Main street.
DIR. i e. MCEAW. Medical Examiner. NH M
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INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHAHTkh, IsoI'
Home Office, LIZA Main street, Richmond, Va
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Gnarsntee canital BIG, O
income to LIST April, 1865 fiscal year) 2o7o
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ssssss' 49,
Well invested and secured.
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Syranner auf Ser Manipulatipn berubt: UNI
ter benz Ncrranee, bas a1semeine @p9l se<
gen prrbe1ee @efatren ihiten III mu1en,
bent Gclfe itarfe Mtsaben at;uverlanaer unb
bam nit @iilie pietr Atsaben ii6 in ben
Sefis benelben strinsensen @dmertes III le;>
set, hurh NEEDLES fe bic fpdteren Meaben
1T teliebtser 0rf5s hem Gplfe, pbne auserz
prbentltde @eranlafung, erprefen. Zen CT
fte11 Srtbut sablt bas Gp1f Mn9eiiGts Der ibnt
rpr9e9aufelten @efabr fretwtais; uno ppn
bent, mas auf bieie Mrt aus ittner8Drie Tiebt,
Miro bic @afe arselAaft; burh bic es sn
1tl1tretrtaisena Tpytiesen Der Spfer anaebal<
ten wtre. Ger steuer;abler bat li6 feline
e{9enen 6efela Sit iAntieben. DieEes ssfem
Der a9ran1cn, plun1p unb einfatb tpie es 1T,
t'leet a'd einen @runbsus lit ser Gtaats<
tu1ttt n'''erer u@abifalen". Sn Gen. @ru1t
bate1t tie ha9 brauGbarfte @erfseue fir Der
spafdnpi9nl1s nao 9efsfisuns tiefes splfsz
moreertidm Ss{tenas sefunoen.
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G0,pei9er @raut,

Napifaie Slatter haten baS tetarrltae
Shreiaen bes SEN. Grant ais ,erpgarz
tt9" keseiGn1et. An eitent u9rpfen Mann"
rtub natarlih NQes erpyartts fetn. @enn
Elm sepItnlihes MeniAenfinb cine Irtele
niIn1't Nno iitb sic Rals ihnsu;t f. f1cet
Mlendt'o stm1s Seirteeres rariu, trenn ater
ein srpDer, Seieierter Mana ha6elbe t9ut,
hdr1t eYhalt ras tt sen S(u9et ieirer Anbeter
une Speideacdsr srpbe Sebeaturs. 6 sibt
IanIsnoe YIN M!iel1(den, bic has garse Sabr
htnpurh faum rea Munb auftbun, u1p Is
fdat NtsrnalpeN etn, pies ais ei,en ersgarti~
set 3ue 1T threm Gbaratter su te;ethner.
Sm@e9ent9eil betradtet man iplheSnwetsz
iante 9e!rIbnltn ais muneiaule, poer ais
ml'rriihe, ~fi1itere unb hartter;tse Menihen,
bic Niemarpen ein freuneli6es8p rt spnner,.
Sn bent Safe bes General Grant, Der ais
Observation-Disclosures Dor bem@rlfe fett,
fann pas b~artn1di9e Shwsisen Bios ;reier~
lei hebeuten G1,ttpeber bat CT fetne Sheen
nnb Nniidhten aber bic pplitiihen Srasen,
roer es liest TT fei1em Snterefe, NIT steien
Aniihten hinter bentSer9e gu balten urb nit
ben @dblern Slinpefub 81 frielen. @ir ae>
tpren ntdt gu Genen, bic ba %e!auben, caB
Grant ihwetat, neil ct ridts SIT iasen mctp.
@ir balten i'm fir feinen 0ummfpsf. Wtr
halten i'm far einen jeaer f~niersr, ftweis~
ian1en nnp seritedten Gbaraftere, bic bas
Serit6mprt reranlabt baben: StiQe gEaner
iinc tief. Sn Der sesenwdrtisen Gage &c
tt5M9d,ten MFR Grant ais SEN 9efGbrttdften
"ean1, pea y" s'1~,-"> -->;fole N,,r4e; or
nennen frnrte. Wir halten i'm fit ~.
Mann, Der ibren repplutip11dren unp 9eiraltz
tbdtisen 3weden ant 9eien entipridt. Die
@artei itiist tbre @erriAait auf robe @etpalt;
Grant 1T Der &eprdlentant Der rpben@ewalt,
Der Mann pe5 glutes, ben Der gerlult BON
Menlhenlsben nift Su riitren rermp4ts.
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ct. 8tnceuts-M btei 3. Sft. 1868.

l ct. ginc.nts-M 3. Sft. 1868. i
Der am 20. @ept.' ssrforbene 5u@m. Yrior P.
apstrus 8auna6 0ein 5aufname mar Mi&aeD
Srpar seturen su 5elmtabt in 8aiern, ben 12ten
Mars 1915, gun, prieter prbinirt I'M 9. Nor.
l184O BON 8il9of Stabl in BurSburs, trat in
ben Srben bes 81. gepebift in ct. gineents in,
sDs;. 1854 uuo ma6te feterlide Yrufeb am 6tea
zSSanur 1857 :; Ct mar in Seras auf Mii1cn BON
1859 bis 1866. @eitber mar ct gu 6auie unb
spsrtratbie @teQe zines Yrtors unbYrufe7ors Der
Oas 2eben pieies YrieferS war Elm
sbIbit tbatenrsi9es int Wuten, @utt unb ietner
lair@e seueibt, puriter mir nd4iers peitsr be-
Gr,bten werben. Seine &ranfbeit befano in ei,
Insr eunsenludt bic sr il@ aut ieinsr MiN1on in
ssSeras 5usescsen.
! Mbi9eiben zines YrteRerS.- Mm
g. Iusuit peri6ieo gu Sfunta, @ise, ber5c9w.
II: Spierinss aus bemGapusiner<S reen. Grisoe
sieiner Mi9e.
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Ne9en9,tf ppn M,,ef=
1pfe1t.
Sberit: .,9Sie ftebt's 2"

Sbert u@ie ftebts"
Nbiutant: Scr Mann bat ben sails
sebrpben."
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than 2"
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MOD 70 at9clauIen it," .,
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wphl Inn ber talhen grets raiiren fDnntet!w
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s~erleste Der gaper; uif irQte ipgar jest Sen
pprpelten Nrei5 befonumen, henn tpenn ber
Wei,en tief I'M greiie ftett, maden bic Hauz
ern ip lanae Weithter, eus ih can1t ;~rreiutal
10 piel Slide abidaben muB."
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men Sueeu auf5ieben unc er;ablte Inn inter
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rpttet plrben, i,bem man intnter etnen SUI
ben neben etnem Gel aufbinae. -vOptt &C.
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tits, ras mir tetes jest r1iht lit gn9lanp
leten !"
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@rpsiipr: rgier 0rridsn Gpurart."
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htn) gSie ste1? Wter 0rriAen Grurant?
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tern 8eridt biermit a~n5etgen. .3ualeiA GER
feblen mir nt4t, uns benielben nit einen1
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&abel<D epe16en Il.

9pnbpn, 6. Sft. = Die prppilcriihe
@eaieruna 1T %repr9aniiirt tpprben 1nb 1hltebt
Elm 1trter ietne Mttslieber bic @enerGle Srinl
unb Serranp, NIT Senpr SlrIba9as. NQe
&inber ppn Tarbisen 1T Sen 8plpnien iplen
1T @prausbestehua9 auf bic 9dn3lthe Mb1
idafun9 ber Sflaperei purh bic Gprte5 fl1
fret erflart perben.
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fest: Serare u1b Nrtm, Gtrenprdi tpente1t,
@utrre, b1nbelnber Nrdithent, Gtberp lttp
@isp Mrntasp, @tee> @rdihenten, Stsuerala,
Ti%naa5minifer,
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son Gbtfau ant Meerbuien Spn 9edeln Dem
au5ldnbiihen @unbel erpH1et.
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ten bic BASQUE uae Nsa9p @rpYtn;eh. Die
9pca1<Suntus baben 9e9en bic Sberterrihaft
Don MarihaG Serranp @rpteite erla6an.
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renb iet,er Slime enhett bel elmer Seitbeleudbz
tut9 1T Gairp purpe eteGeri ud, 9sn1adt, belt
Gice<aD1ttg III meu6elmprren, inbsm MIN
eine Stablfugel nit lharfen @ihertafeu ani
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at9slalpfen.
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litdr= unb @anbelsrertra9 aeihlphen mnrce]
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ben ens!tiden Sn9enieuren, relde Bic unter1
trpiIGe Giienbabn III pieier Stapt 9ebal1t,|
etnen Gpntraft gum balbt9ea Sau st1er ipl1
den Sabn TT Mep>yprf gen1dht.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11
No@ette s TrieberibS.
llnternehn1er BON iebteIiekioer MuamIbIirun

aaenten ,tar S&uter's satpantErten meauif4e
8eeratate. eaies' nne Gastets" etuesrafdnbise HaspaN
an 9anb. Qet&eupasen. Carriages, unb alec. Rsttwenbise
I'd 8tsrdbuiaen, e6ne Mnfentbalt %sdietert. Riebriee
Drdfe uHb jafrtehenReQenbt Debtenuuo mtrb SueeF4nt.
~sDobuuus: SUE Don 3iu etraee, Ct. Paul @tzu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11
&tepbcn Ncbette.

~%$FVSVR %VVVVS&@SH
Dabrilant unb Gertaufer> BON MGteln aller Mrt.
3tnn.aer une garler, SedsI in erS6ter Nuspabl ;a BEN
n~tebrieaeu greifen: @rcbe g~ieeerlaee bon GYieseltaieln.
Btfenbne Aufnerfiamteit auf Bilbereinrabsnen unit Wale.
reten ptrt e%emibn,et. Waarenlaeer unb Werfaufs!aben
EQ63. Drttte 6trabe. Concert 5au, Ct. Saul, Mtnu.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-06-26
GRANT AND COLFAx IN CALIFoRN

GRANT AND COLFAX IN CALIFORNIA.
"A friend writing to US from San
Francisco, June ,, says:
THE political campaign opens with
much spirit here. The Union men
are well pleased with the nomination
of Grant and Coltax, and are conf,
dent Of carrying the State for the tick
ct, even should Gov. Haight be nomi-
mated by the opposition, which idea
is particularly amusing to them. |
have been this evening to the grand
ratification meeting, and considerable
enthusiasm was manifested for the
opening Of the campaign. What
would Boston people think to see i'm,
mense bonfres kindled at different
points along Washington street, from
School to Winter, by political party
Yet such has been the case on Mont
gOmery street this evening, impeding
all travel of horse cars and carriages
(although that would have been stop
ped by the crowd around the speak
er's stand in the street, and is one OF
the methods adopted by the San Fran
ciscoans to stir up the enthusiasm OF
the people. 1t was handsome sight
though, and what with the bonfres
the fireworks from the roofs of tn
buildings, the music of the band, tn
gay decorations and the large gather
ing of cheerful people. the demonstra
ton was a brilliant one."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-06-26
A FEARFUL RUNAWAY.-As

A FEARFUL RUNAwAY.-As Curtis
Ayers, with his wife and three chill
dren, were on their way home to Bak
ersfeld, on Monday afternoon, and
Just as they began to descend Warner
hill, III this village, some part of the
harness gave way, letting the carriage
upon the horses heels, which COM
rnonnad at o~o., -.,,-, 4~-4--l
rate. Mr.. Ayers who is a large and
strong man, held on with all his might,
but was unable to stop them, and bare
ly succeeded in keeping them in the
road and successfully running tire
gauntlet of a number of teams that
were in the streets. The horses went
tearing on by the lumber yard and
over the bridge towards North Dan
vile, and when just this side of Mr..
Streeter's, Mr.. Ayers refined them into
the ditch and bushes, when they broke
away from the carriage without up
setting it, or injuring any Of its occu
pants. 1t was narrow and most
fortunate escape from what seemed al
inevitable and serious accident. One
OF the horses was badly hurt.-Caie
DOMAIN.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-06-26
Republican Union State Convention.

Republican Union State Convention will be
held at Burlington, on Wednesday, July LIST, 1868
at ii O'Clock, A. NJ, to nominate candidates for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer,
to be supported at the State election in Septem-
Der next; also to nominate two presidential cleo
tors at large, to be supported in The coming Pres.
dental election.
The Republican Union voters of this State are
invited TO be represented in the Convention by
their delegates, TO be chosen upon the basis OF
one delegate from each town, and an additional
delegate for every one hundred and fifty votes
cast for the republican candidate for Governor
at the last State election.
The delegates or their substitutes will provide
themselves with proper credentials, signed by the
secretaries of the respective primary meetings
GEORGE w. GRANDY
G. w WILLARD
REDFIELD Proctor
d. HARRIS Republican
ROSWELL FARNHAM Union State
SAMUEL 4. PINGRRE Committee.
G.. g. BENEDICT
W. w. CIRCUIT
d. K. BAILEY