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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-29

MARRIAGE LICENSES. -Thcrc were
issued from the Clerks Office Of Dn
bois county during the year 1868.
one hundred and twenty.four marriage
licenses, four more than were ever
issued during one year since the Tor
nation Of the county. Go it young
folks.
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DFaoRgsT's MONTHLY Eos 4 aauAEY-
This admirable parlor msgszinc receives
large additions 10 i,s OF subscribers. with
every returning holiday season. becsuee Of
ia popularity o. Christmas and New Year.
c'h. aud its undoubtedly deserves them, for
~ Ia always welcome aud sessonable. No
better Investment can have been made tor
the New Year than a subscription Of The
small FUN required TO secure ne monthly
visits. To hoosekeepers. mothers Of fsmi.
lies. and all those who wish TO know how TO
do wonan's work. il will prove a treasury Of
wealth aud knowledge. So Yearly. Pub.
lished at S3s Brosd~ AZ. New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-29

Have you seen my black.fsced ante.
lopez Inquired Mr.. Telescope, who had a
collection Of animals, Of his friend Bottle.
jack. No, | havnt. Whom did your black h.
faced aunt elope wi,hp
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-29

DPFor twenty years the Right
Reverend Bishop st. Palais has been
Bishop Of the diocese Of Vincennes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-29

IT a Colts pistol has SIX barrels, how
many ought horse PISTOL TO have,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-29

low to revens IN" uroWfp Of a Town
II you w,ni TO keega ,nSn'r "a 'hrivinu,
don't put up sns more houses lhsn van ,an
conveniently occupy YOURSELF. II you shour
Accidentally have on empty t~eluug, and
any uus wishes 10 REM 81. ask ban n Jou
three tine ibr actual v,iue ~ ~. DEMAND
"a Say'Oca price Tor every SCOT ~ grUunr
shot God has gwen ytu ~''wa,c-hp over
Tarn a cJh sauuicrr p.vsry mechanic OF
business mao r-rAlng Home among yon
Lock AZ es-rs new cniurr .ilh u rcnwl. -
Run down the work OF .very new "oraman.
Gro abroad tor wstr-, rnIirT ih,n irsdr viii
hose who do business 10 your u. DIST Fan
to hdveruss "r "a any msnaer supper. your
papers, 80 thst people abroad may ne, know
whether Business Il iun-hc- IN your town OF
nut. Nrsp yours+i, ~ in coat Of in
persipus - tisan.s- There is nu more el
feciusi wayAto relafd 'hc grcwth 81 slv~,
tbgn actions like inos. euuinsratet. Aut
Jasper has The m,sioftuns OF br,nn classeu
among the towns of Indians, Containing b
miserlv brood OF inst such hong :rs.on.-
Hardly willing 10 nve themselves, or le,
others 1--we.
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IL The legislature has finally dis
posed Of the great work of eecfiug a
l. :. Senator, and we hope will now
go To work in earnest at the pressing
business of leyislatlng for the interests
of the people. Numerous PROPOSE
tons have been introduced before il.
but two bills have been passed. -
one appropr!atlng money to pay their
own expenses, aud the other lyalizin.,
the acts pi real estate appraisers in ar-
pointing deputies. and ailiXing thee.
compensation at So per day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-29

The State Board OF Agriculture has don.
ted The following resolution, whith IL d. cid.
odly secslhlc:
Il solved, TIM. ut The snnual fair OF the
year 1870 this Board viii ,f-r u first pre-.
n,.nb oi $500 Tor the best five acres Of
"heni grown Ia th's STATE previous 10 ,heir
fsu; - svcoEi premium not 10 exceed s $50,
Tor The mkt beet i've scras; und third
premium, no, 10 xceed /. 100. Tor HE third
best hive pcr's. The rules governing hero
premiums shnll b. made and published IN
the pirlnln.n lis; ~ 1860
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UJef. Davis and family have
gone to Nice, where they intend to
spend the winter.
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"A careful rstimste brs-d on statistics,
shows me number II deaths in tbs s ate
iu,ing le65 10 have been as 543
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~Strong efforts are being made in the
Kentucky Legislature to remove the capital
TO Louisville.
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CORNER or WEST AND MCDONALD STREET
JASPER. INDIANA

WILL give prompt attention 10 putting
W up buildings 10 the best s'y 10. aud arc
always ready TO make contracts for work.
Csbins, making Of al! kinds promptly
attended 10. and q general assortment OF thu
hss' iurui,ure kept on hand, for sale at res-
sonsble prices. GIVE US a call Ct John
Duchari's former stand.
Jan 90 1897
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DEsoeEsrs Y.u.G AMERICA. = This

DESoREsr's Y,U.G AMERICA. - This
sprigh,ly Iiue Magszine has entered pros
and become an Indispensable visitor in all
ihuse hous ehoids " here il is known. There
nre many other juvenile periodicals., soma
older, some younger than his popular favor.
i'c, bot Their" sre none for the children like
darling" Young America, 80 we must,
grntuia,e the publisher on the gre-t success
OF his i,ijr undertaking. 81 30 Yearly.
ubisie6 Il, SIS Broadway, N. w Cork.
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The Agony Over Cum back Wishnyaws
aGd a New Man Huminated

(Sceciai Disprch IN lnr Courier Jnnrnll
lNrAaAp)LIs. Js"uay - - ate last
night. murn To The relief Of his supporters.
EUnb~ck coneiud.d 10 Withdraw from ,ht
inrll. ,ntsst. Tn,s morning ,b. boi'err
aud re brs met ia caucus, and ultet much
jabben.g nominated Ds"inl u P'a", IN.
present Representative lr"m EoIisX'- dis.
i'ic' ii. WAS rircisd IN j IA, convention.
all ,hs bolters voting lur him. .'ae vote
stood Pratt. So; lisndr, *, GO: seven be.
If z ab-ent and paired u;i.
50 The long agony Is ever. bu, il hiss lefi
9iuer unimosiiits that ai,l rot ea.ily b.
neslrd Many Radical dsclase ihnt the
disgrscp.rl conduct ~ ~. |. risla,ure In :
ruined The Radcni p,'y D" io'lians. aud
Glsconien' prevails 'hr1nVnni H. to.ks
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New STATE HuUsg.- Oos of The mecs
ures which should engage tho attention ol
the Legislature this winter. 10 On sppropri.
alton ior building . new State House. The
present one does not look welt even in pic
ture, aud will by no means hear close iospee
Ision. Il Is unsafe. unsouod, and uoi, 'or
The CaPtoi.cf rs "sperous Stale as In
diana.-Hendricks Coun,y Union.
We hope orr Legislature will refuse
to vote a cent to improve the State
House or any other public binding al
indianapolis. but will rather take
measures to remove the Capital 10
some more decent place-where the
police are at least not proven to be IN
partnership with thieves to fleece hon
est people, whose business may call
them TO the Capital. and where Il sight
OF the public bnil lings and surround
Iings will not be constant reminder
OF the disgraceinl riots aud suppress
sion Of freedom of speech, which was
encouraged and promoted 10y the nu
nicipal and State governments OF that,
place during the past eight years. Il
there is one place place in Indiana
that deserves. with it's officers. TO be
sunk deeper in Hell! than Seymour,
that place is Indianapolis. aud the
quicker il leases 10 be rins Capital the
better for the taxpayers Of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-30

OF paper to be called The Imperialiss has
been issued in that city. lts creed, Accord
ing to the prospectus, Is revolutionary"
lis mission is to prepare the minds OF the
American people for the revolution, already
begun, which is to terminate in the lmpe-
rial Government. II declares that the ma
iional faith in the keeping Of the populaoe
will be sullied by reputation; that 1.-THE
"Republic means lawiessness, corruption,
I" insecurity to person and property, rob
"bery Of the public creditors, and civil
"war and that the Empire means Law,
"order, security, public faith, and peace"
This journal, says the Citizen, is likewise
to advocate General GRANT as Emperor.
Things do not move much just now in the
direction indicated by this advanced ex-
preston Of the opinion Of the Imperialist.
II such paper really appears it will have
an up. hill business. Imperialism will never
manifest itself popularity, and will be en-
throned by coup d'etat-the people pas
sively submitting.
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ny DRY GOODS. SPRING 1869.
MORE NEW GOODS.
Great crowds are rushing daily to secure the
GREAT BARGAINS
which are now offered at
..- JULIUS SYCLE'S,
as BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
am now constantly wing from New Yorh
auctions great bargains In all kinds Of goods suit
able for the season:
Calico at 10, 12sc.-the best st lsc.;
Beautiful Lustre Alpaca for acc.;
Spring Poplin at 3oc.;
Striped Ch8lIies t2sc.;
Hemstitched Cambria Eandkerchiefs at 2oc.;
Pure Linen Handker chiefs at 81. Is per dozen;
Damask Doyles, pain and colored-bordered, al
$l.s5 per d zen;
Lace Collars at 20 and 2Sc !;
Embroidered and Lace Handkerchief at so and 7sc;
Huck Towels, large size, at 25c.;
Marseilles Quilts at $2.so;
White Goods Of every description:
Hosiery and Gloves, large variety;
Corsets and Hoer-Skirts;
Lace Curtains;
Embroidered Muslin for Curtains;
Cassimeres, Cloth, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, for
Boys and Mems wear, at 25c. and upwards;
and many more articles, too numerous to mention.
Remember, low prices make rapid sales Is the
motto Of JULIUS SYCLE, A5 Broad street,
.... between Fourth and Fifth,
next door to Keiningham's bookstore.
Closed on SATURDAY.
Statesmen RITTER g. CARE, GEO. SwABAcHER.
J. j. TURNER, JONAS WEINBERG. mh'o
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and Allan. He supposed the contumacious
witnesses would have to be committed.
The Commissioner They viii consider
themselves in custody.
Judge Crump was willing to continue the
case until noon to-day with the understand
ing that the examination should then GER
tainly 60 on a...a.... -ss. ,s1~.s,
Mr.. Beach was unwilling to make such
pledge. ~ -
The Commissioner I will continue the
case until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
The court then adjourned, and Allan and
Samuel marched out Of the room victori-
ously. The prisoners and witnesses were
each recognized to appear ct noon to-day.
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General Stonenan.

This officer, having faithfully discharged
his duty according to the reconstruction
flaws, and with as great o regard for the
'nubiic order and justice as was possible,
has drawn upon himself the abuse Of the
ravenous adventurers who came here to
-sei.e the public offices and live upon the
Treasury Of the State. Their organs sus'
tanned by the pap Of the commissioners IN .
bankruptcy, pour out unlimited streams o.
sv;,upera.;on upon him. One Of them went
no far as to call him " liar" and another
compares him to an "expiring bandit"
There was o time when if any Virginia
, paper had 80. spoken Of the commanding
General Of this District it would have been
Immediately suspended indefinitely. Times
indeed are changed when the official papers
~ the Government make that officer the
object of their scurrility and blackguard-
ism.
General SLOVENIAN has in no sense de-
parted from the reconstruction laws. lie
has selected the best men he could find who
could, in compliance with the laws Of Con-
gross, fill the public Offices he had vacated
with entire promptness in obedience to the
order Of Congress. His embarrassment
have been immense. The scarcity OF com
petent men to fill the public Offices has been
such that he could not fill them oil. Many
of the minor positions are yet vacant. The
more important, such as the judgeships, are
filled, and filled with capable men, who
have either been relieved Of their disabili-
ties or are able to take the test-oath.
Therefore there is no true ground Of COM
plant against him. He has appointed
"loyal" men, and he has appointed the
best that could be found. His great offence
to the intolerant adventures has been that
he did not prefer them and elevate them to
judgeships, and to the high Offices Of the
country. All who know them know how
utterly untitled they are for such positions.
They are neither capable nor trustworthy.
General SLOVENIAN could not for moment
think of putting such men to rule an order
loving and refined community. Modesty is 8
virtue that generally dwells with true merit,
while assurance and conceit are ever the signs
of ignorance and incompeteucy. The dis
appointed clique who now asperse the COM
manding General have exhibited these lat
ter traits with brazenness unknown in
the world before. Their anger and abuse
are natural to them. All beasts of prey
are enraged in sight Of their food, and their
ferocity increases the longer it is withheld
from them. Like ravening wolves these
men came, and like wolves they howl out
their ferocity at being disappointed Of their
feast
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MARRIED..

On the 25th instant at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, w. H. ard kli9. +. scott, by The
cv. James e. Gates. Mr.. JAmES III. CHALK-
Ley to Miss ELF ABETH V. SCOTT; the
former of chesterfield county and the latter OF
Richmond, Va.
Ma:renton (Fauquier) papers please copy.
On Wednesday morning the oath Instant at Fair
field the residence Of the BRIDES father, by the
Rev. T. +. Martin, Mr.. ERNEST BLUM, OF Rich
mond, Va. to Miss MARY r., eldest daughter Of
At the, Sycamore church, on Thursday the 18th
instant, by the Rev. T. 3. Arnold GEORGE w.
DUKE, Of Renrico county, to Miss VIRGINIA
@. NICHOLS, of Harper's Ferry. No cards.
On the 18th instant, at the Grace-street Baptist
church, by the Rev. J. b. Jtter, -; D.. Miss
TRAYLOR; all of this city.
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eT ACHELOR'S HAlR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-OYE is the best In the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment ridiculous
tipts remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes, invigo.
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Gold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory. ld Bond
street, New York. NH 2o-eodts
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The Two Sides.

WELLS s. Co. declare the people Of Vir-
ginia still rebels who cannot be trusted
with all the rights of freemen. Both WELLS
and WHITTLEsEY told this to the Committee
Of Reconstruction.
The liberal Republican Administration
party, under the WALKER ticket, assert
that the people Of Virginia are to be trusted,
and that they ought not any longer to be
restrained from participation in the man
agement Of their public affairs.
wells & Go. would keep up the war by
tanning the embers Of strife and hate-by
perpetuating distrust and the penalties of
"disloyalty i'm order that they may fill
the Offices, and negroes may vote for them.
The liberals desire to restore peace by re-
storing equal rights and leaving in the Com
monwealth none to complain of disfran-
chisement-none to inveigh against the in
justice Of distrust and the hardship of pc
nalties after 80 many years Of suffering.
WELLS s Co.'s platform is wholly selfish.
To secure to themselves Offices they would
bringgeneral ruin and wreck upon the State.
Under them the Offices would be merely the
objects Of plumber; whilst in the constitu-
ent body ignorance would rule. Capital
would fly from such Government, industry
would languish, and hope perish.
The liberals, by establishing peace and
contentment, and placing the Government
. in the hands of men who are competent
and devoted to the public interest, would
invite capital, inspire confidence, revive in
dustry, and restore plenty and prosperity
-sto, the land.
It is certainly gratifying that we have q
-liberalparty to oppose the proscriptive or
ganization under WELLS. 1t is o happy
sign Of the modified state of feeling of the
day, and an omen Of the growth of har-
mony Of views and purpose that will ulti-
mately bring about real peace.
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The Memphis Convention.

7ia.tt,za The Memphis Convention.
!, The New York Convention held in Octo-
Der last adjourned to meet in Memphis on
some day to be indicated by the Chamber
of Commerce Of that city. That body has
selected Tuesday the 18th of May next. 1t
invites all who are in favor of encouraging
direct trade with Europe through southern
j. Atlantic ports to send delegates to this Con-
gsntion.
u The Memphis Chamber recommends tina t
to facilitate the deliberations Of the Con-
/: vention the following ratio of representa-
ton be observed: The Governor Of each
State and Territory will appoint delega-
ton not exceeding ten for the State at large,
and one for each congressional district,
that each city or town will appoint but two
delegates for a population under FIVE thou
sand, and one for each additional ten thou
sand-that each incorporated railroad,
steamboat, manufacturing, or mining COM
pany, viii appoint but two delegates; and
that each chamber Of commerce or board
Of trade will appoint but one delegate for
every one hundred members or fractional
hundred. ~ 80
Delegates are requested to notify T. P.
TREzyAsr, chairman, Memphis, of their
appointment; and further, that they carry
with them some form Of credential as dele
gates,
A subcommittee Of invitation has been
appointed who are to invite members of
Congress and t'P Pub. Fumes" to attend the
Convention. For Virginia, we see that l..
3. MAYRE has been appointed on this COM
Ssnaittee.
rs ahe plan Of apportionment Of represen.
.asion, If 1t sufficiently restricts numbers
y wise. The Norfolk Convention was ever.
acne by its multitude. Business was
gsea.iy oppressed and worried by numbers
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.

Ill WATKINS, COTTRELL 4 CO.,
1907 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We would respectfully call the attention OF coun-
try merchants and the trade generally to our large
stock or ENGLISH and AMERICAN HARD
part Of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails &C.. Pocket
and Table Cutlery, large and well. assorted
stock; Trace and Log Chains and Coll Chain
Spades, shoyels, Forks, and Garden Tools; Weed
ing and Hilllng Hoes, and a full assortment OF
Hemp and Manila Rope. In fact we have the
largest and best selected stock ever had to offer
our ftiends t. whom we would tender our kindest
thanks for their LIBERAL patronage and we hope to
NH 2G-lm WATKINS, COTTRELL & co.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. Mc.
SEWING MACHINES.
(OWE SEWING-MACHINE.
GET A GOOD MACHINE.

These machines are used all over the country
with the greatest success. Mrs. JENNY BELL,
formerly Of Richmond, now of west Twentieth
street, New York city. made with one of HUWE'S
MACHINES near $500 in twelve months.
These machines will seam, hem, tuck bind, stitch,
quilt, gather, fell, braid, embroider, make button
holes. 1t is used to and will make every garment
worn by man, woman, or child In leather, II
makes engine hose, sole-leather trunks harness,
carriage curtsins, Innings robes, horse blankets
with the names upon them. collars. TASKS, bags,
hats, caps. vaiises, pocket-books, trusses, sus-
penders gloves parnso!s. uppers for gatera
coarse aud foe, &C.. &c.
Call at No. 1911 Main street, under Anderson's
Art Gallery, and see This machine work. VIII sell
for cash. exchange lew for old machines, ort.ade
and barter for almost anything. Cali by and see
NH Aft
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Died,

At Washington, on the morning of the 9th OF
March, 1859, after long and painful Illness, In the
NON. youngest daughter OF John s. and Catha-
rine Gallaher, formerly Of Virginia.
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. E W G O o D 8

II " q 0 0 D 3
SPRING, 1869.
W. N. BELL & co.,
sos MAIN STREET,
second door from Ninth,
are now receiving, and offer for sale upon the most
favorable terms rUk Cash,
Choice styles PRINTS,
New spring DEALINGS,
New spring CH LIES
Gil S6HhMS or all qualities,
WHITE and CCLOBED PIQUES, for ladies' and
children's suits, very cheap;
BLACK CLOTHS and CAsSiMERES;
Fancy Cassimeres, choice for boys;
Fancy Cassimeres, choice for Inen
Fredericksburg Cassimeres and Meltonss
Brown shirtngs and sheettpgs-a fun line
Eleached shfrtings and ehecttngs-a full
Fine ~ Bleached Cot.ons at IS, isa, and 3ec;
Fruit OF the Loom Bleached NJ ;ec.;
Wamsutta Bleachsd;
New York Mills Bleached;
hemstitched L. q. HandkeTchiefs at &c., bar
gain;
Hemstitched l.. @. Handk .rchiefs, all grades;
The celebrated BUFFALO ALpACAS and MO-
HA IRS-best goods and best black i'm ported;
LACk and CfLORGD SILKS, Sc
Black Hernannies,
Florentlnes,
Grenadines,
Bomb2ziaeS
Silk Warp Ch,llies. &C.;
NEW STRIPES for Balmoral kirtS;
DRESS TRIMMINGS and SMALL VIZ RES;
Roberts's celebrated GOLp-EYE NEEULEH
[mh ls1
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The Edinburgh RevieiO for January,
1869, has been sent to US by Messrs. WooD-
HOUSE s PARHAM, Main street.
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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The following military appointments
have been made since our last announce
ment
JUDGE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
L. M. shumaker has been appointed to
this position. We are unable to speak
knowingly of his qualifications. He resides
in Danville. He qualified before Judge
Burnham yesterday morning.
CoMMoNwEALTH's ATTORNEYS.
J.B. speice for Albemarle and Bucking-
ham counties; G.. Fl. Ramie for Alexandria
county; J. r. Popham for Allegheny,
Highland, and Augusta; 8. M. Page for
Amelia, Cumberland, Prince Edward, and
Prince George ! Fl. Hubbard for Amherst ;
William N. Patterson for Bland, Taze.
we'll, and Wythe; George Salisbury for
Appomattox and Lynchburg city B.
J. Epes for Brunswick Smith F.
Cady for Caroline George G. Orgain
for Charlotte J. Hayes for Clarke and
Warren; William M. Barnitz for Floyd
Giles and Pulaski Thomas H. Tutwiler
for Fluvanna and Goochland George W.
Booker for franklin L. A. Shumake for
Halifax; George G.. Round for King George
and Stafford; William W. Byrd for Louisa |;
George W. Lyons for Mecklenburg J. h.
Remington for Nansemond; E. j. spardy
for Northampton D. S. Lewis for Orange
and SpotsylvaDia; Henry G. Anvil for
Russell and Washington John W. stallard
for Scott George W. Corvett for smyth !;
". 0. B. Millikin for Williamsburg; B. j..
Campbell for Patrick; ]. P. Sutton for
Matthews, Gloucester, Middlesex, Essex,
and King and Queen.
The above appointments Of Common
wealth's attorneys number TIVE nty-six. OF
these eight have not before been appointed
to any other county
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ROLTTNG-CLOTHEs. &C.

ROLTENGs-CLOT &c.
A NKER BOLTING-CL0TH3
"A RUBBER BETTING AND PACKING.
We are agents for tine above goods, and keep
full stock on hand.
BOILING CLOTH, frtmo TO lo;.
GUM PACKING, from l-ls to inch thick;
RUBBER BETTING, from 1io II inches wide.
We win sell the above goods ~ low prices. and
solicit orders for the same.
WATKINS, CoTTREIL &CO.,
NH .s-3m 1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
SPO0L COTTON,
~ OF popular brands,
atwholessle only.
HALL & HUTCHISOE,
NH M-sodsml Ills Main, above Twelfth street
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"a a no NOVEL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New
i0'8 o''sss" announces that the prospectus
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
W T. E. GILLL'S
BON.ToN BAKERY,
1- No. $50 BROAD STREET.

THE LARGEST BREAD,
THE LARGEST Bread.
to be found In the city, at the
BON.TON BAKERY,
mha7-4t No. $40 Broad street.