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warlike rumors published in new shape recently is
without any foundation
BRUssELs, June Clipper Chamber confirmed bill
recently passed by lower house abolish imprson-
ment for debt.
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The QUESTION ANswERED.-Somebo woman
of course-inquires why, when Eve manufactured
from the spare rib, wasn't made at the
time to wait on her? Somebody else-a woman we
imagine-replies in the following strain:
Because Adam never came whining to Eve with a
ragged stocking to be darned collar string be sewed
on, or glove to mend fright away, quick ~ Be-
cause he never read the newspaper until the got
down behind the palm trees and then stretching him
SELF yawned out, Amt supper most ready?" Not
be. He made the fire and hung the kettle over it him.
SELF we'll venture, and pulled the radishes peeled the
potatoes, and did everything else he ought do. He
ked the cows fed the chickens, and Hooked after the
pigs himself. He brought half dozen friends
to dinner when Eve hadn't any fresh pomegranates,
and mango season was over. He never stayed out
until II o'clock to ward meeting, hurrahng for an
out-andout candidate, and scoldng because poor Eve
sitting up and crying inside the gates. He
played billiards. rolled pens and drove fast horses
nor choked Eve with cigar-smoke. He never loafed
around groceries while Eve was rocking little
Gains cradle at home In short, he didn't think she
was specially created for the purpose of waiting on
him. and wasn't under the impression that disgraced
a man to tighten wife's cares little. That's the
reason that Eve did not need hired girl.
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GENERAL GRANTS CONCEPTION OF HIS OFF1CE-The
New York World SAYS on this subject:

New York World says this subject:
The truth is that General Grant looks upon himself
not as a President, but sort of Sultan His view
OF his office is thoroughly Oriental. We do not mean
of course to Imply that he entertans Oriental opinions
on questions of domestic economy But he sees in
power what a Sultan sees in power-a weapon and
net, not duty aud rust TIE Presidency to him is
at the hest promotion. II is fresh recognition of
ms SERVICES, an enlargement "t his resources, in.
-reast OF pIv, Il AN extension of Influence It has
mad" hin personally more important individual. It
gives hr right to more nn'pernus staff It. enables
SIN to do more than he ever could before for the
couDle OF dozen kinStnt and family connections who
come down RE- oicIg out of the NOryhw.s crowd
III" Presidential table at meat and 10 camor in the
Presidential ear for office P-riap- this s, alter all,
more than to have been expected from a per-
81" whose sole experience OF the public SERVICE the
-eed of the Sultan in old tnits. WY should the sane
seed bear another iru to-day? The sword of General
Grant is but Il sword, ht.rr all Ike the sword OF
Tanner lane or Mahmoai B j ,zrt 1t las carved
cut tor hin, political fortune hlrdly less marvellous
than any OF those antique and amou. blades achieved
for their p"sSeSs"rs Possibly We have no right
t" be surprised that like them, he 81 onld regard the
fortune which his sword has given him as his own to
do with it g h. will.
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81 N. C, recently in debate, shouted, 'Am,icus
Pldb, an,icus Socrates, ssd major ueritas." The
portsH next morning made the speech read: II may
cussPlato may cuss Socrates said Major Veritas.n
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/ PINCKNEY HARRIS

5 j. PINCKNEY HARRIS
RNEY AT LAW,
NTILL practice in the parishes of Caddo DeSoto and
w Bosser and will attend to cases in the District,
Supreme and Federal Courts.
cB@ Office on Market street. near the Bank Cat the
old office of Jones 4 Harrls.) # [au26 If
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[ENRY G. HALL

ALECK BOARMAN,
A TTORNEY AT LAW Office, corner of Spring and
n Texas streets, Shreveport, La
Shreveport February, IA, 1S661y
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sen cheaper than even.
9fap2e If Shreveport October "A, 1857
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SHREVEPORT, LA.
WILL practice in the Courts of Caddo, Bossier, d.
w Soto and the Supreme Court of the State.
~ Of6ce-Texas street, over Hyams Kennedy
Drug Store. Jas 1y
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W 3. EGAN. GEO. WILLIAMSON. VIM. II. WISE.
EGAN, WILLIAMSON & WISE
ATTORNEYS and dCOUNSELORS AT Law,
SHREVEPORT, LA,
DRACTICE in the District Courts of the parishes
of Caddo, DeSoto and Bossier; in Supreme Court
of the State, and in Federal Court.
Ofice-Corner Spring and Texas streets [ja15 1y
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JOHN W. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ss5#.s SHREVEPORT.
sB Office, corner Texas and Spring streets, over j
Kahn Bros. [;e21 If
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DAVID CRESWELL, A..
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, shreve-,
IA port, Louisiana-Will practice in the parishes OF
Caddo DeSoto and Bossier and will attend to cases in
the District, Supreme and Federal Courts.
Office corner of Texas and Spring streets, over Sale
& Murphy's store. Ja3o "
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NO. 14l.

of the Society at Richmond on the Cd day
of November next. The reason is that
should the premiums be announced before
hand the exhibitors who failed to take pre-
miumS might decline to appear with their
implements and it was thought just both
to the exhibitors and the agricultural pub
lie that m opportunity should be afforded
to test the soundncss Of the Judges conciu-
sions by a comparison of all the machines at
the Fair.
Ii is but proper to say that the entire dis
play Of implements was most creditable to
the ingenuity and Workmanship of the arti-
sans who got them up; and whilst there
was necessarily difference between them,
vet the most inferior is of great advantage
to the farmer, and any one of them is well
worth using.
The committee feel it due to the exhibit
ors to give the names in the order in which
they were exhibited and tried:
Nd,rers.-Climax Mower, by Cory Ma
chine Company, Cory, Penn; Woods
Mower. p. Fl. Starke, Richmond; Advance,
w. FL. Jones, PhiladelphIa;, WEIGH, Sey-
mour, Morgan & Allen. Rockport, \. T.;
Cayuga Chief, Cayuga Chief Manufacturing
Company, Auburn, y. Y; Excelsior, J. I.
Seibcrling & Co., Akron, Ohio World
Combined, Heacock & Co., Baltimore ;
Buckeye, c. Aultman & Co., n. Y, Pal
mer Il 'Turpin, Richmond; Union, J. II.
Dodge, Palmer e Turpin, Richmond !;
Kirby, D. NJ. Osborne II Co., New York !;
II. NJ. Smith Il Co., Richmond 4Etna Com
bination, IEtna Manufacturing Company,
salem, Ohio Kirby Combination, ID. Nj.
Osborne e Co., New York, II. M. Smith 4
Co., Richmond; Lever Improvement, j.
Lancaster Il Co., Baltimore Clipper Com
bination, Clipper Mower and Reaper Com
pany, New York, II. VI. Smith, Richmond !;
Johnston Combination, Dyer, Williams Il
Co.. Syracuse, n. Y, H. NJ. Smith IL Co.,
Richmond: New Yorker Combination,
Seymour, Morgan tS Allen, Rcckport. New
York, J. w. Cardwcll & Co., Richmond !;
Auburn Combination, Beardslcy, Hill Il
Co., Auburn, n. y; Hubbard Co1nbi-
nation. Rochester Agricultural Works !;
Woods Combination, =. II. Starke Il Co.,
Richmond Clipper Mower, Clipper Mower
and Reaper Company. New York, II. Nj.
Smith, Richmond.
The following Rc0pers were tried :
Woods, Kirby, Buckeye Droppcr, Buck
Eve Selt-Rake, .Etna, New Yorker, John
ston, Hubbard, Clipper Dropper, Excel
sior, Auburn Harvester, New Yorker,
Woods Excelsior, World, Burdick-kirby
Johnston Combination.
Rakes, 6c.-Piatt's, Billiards., 11agcrs-
town, Perkins & Nelson. Gleason's Horse
| IIav-F Fork, Billiards. Hay-Tcdder.
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At "A meeting Of the members Of the bar prac-
ticipg in the circuit court Of Amelia county. held
in the court house said county the 5Oh day OF
April 1869.
Mr. Thomas y. Giles was called To the chair,
nm! Mr.. j. Il. Clinton. clerk Of said court, re-
uIcstcd [" act rs secretary when 7. X. Wcisigcr.
Esq. offered rhc following resolutions; which
were unanimously adopted:
l. Rey0ircd, That we review with pride and
pleasure the period when the Hon. EDWARD X.
CHAMBERS presided rs Judge Of this judicial cir
cult
.. ReSolred. That In the course Of his admins
tration ~ Judge we recognized an integrity,
ability, and courtesy that commcnds him to our
admiration and grateful remembrance.
g. ResolrsL That In his retirement from the
bench he carries with him our best wishes for his
health happiness, and prosperity.
/. RexoIr.d, That n copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded 10 the I:ichmond aui Petersburg pa
prrs with the request that they he published, anC
that the Judge of the circuit court he requested tc
order the same to he spread upon the record
(which was on motion. ordered To be done, ant
that A copy Of the same be sent To the Hon. +. X
ruAMBEES T. r. GILES, Chairman.
j. j.. clinton, Secretary.
Tirqiaia In Amelia circuit court, April term,
1869,
ON motion Of Thomas *. Wcsigcr, member
Of the bar the foregoing series of resolutions
were ordered to he spread upon the records OF thie
court which was accordingly done.
4 copy-Teste: j. B. CLINTON, Clerk.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CONSERVATIVE CoaMITTEEs.-As will be
seen by an advertisement in another column
4 joint meeting of the City Conservative
Committee and the Hcnrico County Con-
Scrvatirc Committee will bc held this eve
ming at halt-pa>t o'clock. As this will be
very important meeting it is expected that
every member will be present.
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ASsyrysaRy OF THE RICHMOND TURNER'S
TOD ,y.-Thc Richmond Turnvercin will
celebrate their anniversary to-day at ElDa
Park with grand picnic. The Turner's
are composed of some Of our best German
people, and the organization is in most
thriving condition. The celebration to-day
will he highly attractive, and a grand time
may be expected by all who attend. There
viii he music by Ambrccht's band, singing
by the Gesanyyercin Virginia, @ymnasuc
exercises, dancing, and grand illumination
at night. Let everybody who wish TO nave
n good time attend.
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uIR>H & GUGGENHEIMER
WILL OPES on


WILL OFES ON
TUESDAY. MAY 25TH. 1859,
lhcr third regular and complete supply of
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
.r2 would particularly call the attention Of the
ladies ~ the handsome display Of DRESS GOODS.
which have been selected with the greatest care
anil unusual good taste displayed in style and
pattern.
Elegant WHITE STRIPED SILKS, admired by
every one;
JArANEsE CLOTHS, all shades considered
pretty;
JAPANESE SILK PoPLISS, all colors, only
49, ratcrn;
rIAcK AND WHITE GROUND GRENA-
DIMES with colorcd silk figures;
STRIPED and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
nj g. ~. 10, +5. and SOC;
rLAIN. STRIPED, and FLAlD M0ZAM-
EIQUES cheap and pretty;
beautiful cuENE rorLINS, for walking suits
anIs 49,
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SAMfSON JONES, JR., will sell at lo3 O'Clock a
"c!l-ass"rtcd stock Of groceries, liquors, etc.
WELllFGToN GODDIN will sell at q % clock \
house on the north line Of Leigh between Twcn-
ty-cighth and Twcnt y-ninTh streets
JAMES NJ TAYLOR will rent mt 5 O'Clock large
store on the north Side of Broad street near
Seventh.
JAMES II. TAYLOR viii sell at o'clock some
valuable real estate Eighth between Main
and Cary streets
GRtBBS x WILLIAMS will sell ut O'Clock n
framed cottage, on the south side of Dover
between Washington and Carter streets
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell al his store, COM
mcuCing ut 10 4. NJ, piano, furniture, glass
ware, child's double carriage, etc.
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DICK VANCE IL TROUBLE AG41S.-Thc
most pitiable-looking object III the PRISON
crs' box of the Mayors court Saturday
was poor Dick Vance, the penny->hoW-
man." Dick was sitting silently down, with
a yisarc that betokened misery. repentance.
and a Jack of cold water. When he was called
I'D to answer the charge Of being drunk and
disorderly, he stepped promptly 10 the bar
and listened TO the evidence against hlm
with determined fortitude, and interlarded
the sentences of the witness with series OF
"tut, tut, tutS," indicating hi> indignation
either at his own conduct or The statement
of the witness. He was asked ii he had any
witnesses. Said he,
Yes. sir: has, sir. On Winsday night
last, SIR"
Mayor u don't want your statement
have YOU any Witnesses"
Dick "Iis. sir. Pm not goln TO make
a statement, ye're Honor, I'm Sotngto tcStl-
tv. As | was sayin' before, on Win>day
night last"
Here he was stopped again, but Dick
caught hold of the lapel OF his coat ana
continued
.Well, yer Honor, here is witness, this
coat has on my back. It's the coat " a
Federal soldier, and it II spake for itself
yer Honor. This man came 10 my mouse
and took my good coat anu I'LL TINS iiiih!
behind. and I'm bound to be wearln " II
now"
Mavor: "Can you give security?'
Dick: ..No, yer Honor; but ye naVnt
heard my witness through yet. Heres the
coat. It'll spake for itself. Look at 1t; II
II identify itself yer Honor
Justice was ineXorablc, however, anu
Dick had to 90 back, in spite of the compe'
taucc of his witness.
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GRAND MASS MEETING ON TEEE
CAPITOL SQUARE.
ADDRESSES BY DISTINGUISHED
CONSERVATIVES.

Arrangements have been made for 4
great Walker mass meeting to be held on
the Capitol Square. in this city. this after
noon, on which occasion it is expected that
there will be a grand turnout OF the friends
Of the Conservative movement.
Speeches are announced to be delivered
by the following distinguished gentlemen :
w. w. WALKER, Esq, OF NeStmorcland !;
Hon. JAMES GARLAND, of Lynchburg;
Hon. j. +. BALDWIN, of Augusta;
Hon. Il. S. BocoCK, of Lynchburg;
Hon. 3. J. BARBOUR, of Orange;
Colonel ROBERT OULD, of Richmond;
p. II. AYLETT, Esq, of Richmond;
JAMES NELSON, Esq, OF Richmond;
Hon. JOHN GOODE, Jr., of Norfolk.
Mr.. w. w. Walker, who heads the list, is
said TO be one of the most popular pubic
speakers that has ever appeared on the
stump in Virginia. At Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Petersburg, and ut other places, he
has spoken to tremendous crowds, ana
everywhere his cloqucncc has created the
greatest enthusiasm, and aroused the pco-
Die to renewed spirit for the struggle. Ills
associates are old Stagers of eminent ability
too well known TO require introduction to Il
Richmond audience.
The speaking will commence at o'clock.
The State Central Committee requests that
all places of business in the city be closed
at i, so that the whole population, white
and black, and of all shades of political
opinion, may have an opportunity OF hear
ing these Virginia orators.
Five o'clock is the hour. The Capitol
SQUARE is the place. Let everybody remcm-
Der that this will be one Of the greatest
meetings of the campaign.
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TIE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
Springfield Division, Sons Of Temperance, having
refused TO allow the charter members Of Stonewall
Council No. u. Friends Of Temperance, to organ
zc In their hail. mentioned In our local OF Fri
day, they have secured the Red Mems hall, corner
of Tenth and Bank streets, where they wish to see
all their friends who desire to unite with them on
Monday night t1ith) at O'Clock. After the initia-
tion Of those present the officers for the ensuing
term will bc elected and installed. The chief dit-
ference between this Order and that Of the Sons of
Temperance Is that this order was organized In
the South and only admits white persons whilst
the Sons In the North but not In the SOUTH do adj
nit negro members, and allow them all the rights
and privileges OF the white members, and all are
under the control aud government Of one National
Division,
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PORT OF RICHMOND JUNE II, l'09.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York, rner-
chnndlsc and passengers, w. C.. Dnnham Co.
steamer rliLa iIaicox, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandisc and passengers, L.. B Iatum.
Steamer State OF Maryland. Trayers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harvcys Williams
Brig Henry ~. ca, Brninc, New York, TO LOAD
iuur for Rio Janciro.
Schooner Statesman, Newton, New ork- iron,
Dl! dominion Works.
Schooner Rcbccca, Smith, New York, Iron, Ire
dcgar Company.
SAILED,
Steamer State Of Maryland. TraTcrs. baltimore,
merchandise and passengers. Hartcys W liliams'
steamer Saratoga. Alexander. New YORK. nlcr-
chandisc and Passengers. W. G. Dunham & Go.
Schooner Bloomfield, o'Day. baltimore rtd
lower James river, CrOwcl & Curric.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT June l2.-Arriyed. steamer Ad-
mIra Freeman Baltimore, and sailed the l3th on
return.
CITY POINT, June ll.-Arrived. schooner ran
CT, Hatch, Gregory ROckland, for Nlchmono
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THE TRIAL OF MOWERS AND REAPERs.-
At the great field trial of reapers and
novels which took place at Wcstoyer, the
farm of Major DreWry, on the 9th and 10th
instantS, under the auspices Of the Virginia
State Agricultural Society, great array Of
were tried and tested in the clover ncld Oh
the first day, and seventeen reaperS III the
grain haryes. Oh the day following.
The rule under which the Judges acted
iorbids the publication and announcement
of the award of premiums until the meeting
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The FAIR OF THE YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN
AssocIATIoS.-At the meeting of the ladies
interested i'll this movement held on Satlr-
duv morning much enthusiasm was mani
tested 1t was decided TO hold the fair du-
ring the week the state agricultural cNhi-
bition in November. The following ladies
representing the different religious dcnomi-
nations were appointed an executive COM
mittcc:
Presbyterian, Mrs. S. B. Smith; EpiSco-
pal. Mrs DR.. Ilaxall Methodist, Mrs. John
5. Walker; Baptist, Mrs. J. B. Jctcr; Dis
cplcS, Mrs. james l.. Maury German Lu-
thrran, Mrs. L. .. Noting: Catholic, Mrs.
John Purcell.
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MAYORS COURT - Mayor Chdhoon pre-
stding.-Cornclius Williams, charged with
assaulting and beating Ellen Bailey, was
called, and in the absence of witnesses the
case was dismissed.
Louisa Dicllman (negro), charged with as
sauting and beating Thomas Jefferson, was
discharged.
Israel johnson (negrol, charged with as
sauting and beating Noah Coleman, was
discharged.
Noah Coleman, charged with picking the
pocket of Isaac MorrisS Of eighty-t!re cents,
was sent on.
Patrick and Bridget Norton, charged with
assaulting and threatening to beat Mary
Norton, were called, and the case con
tinued. -,
The continued case of William Fl. Thomp-
son and Harriet Jackson, charged with
fighting in the street, was called, ana
Thompson was lined ten dollars and Harriet
discharged.
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ALLsOP & FoURQuREAN

OtARDOZO, ALLSOP & FOURQuREAN
are daily receiving
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS
such rs SILKS, GRENADINE,
GRENADINE BERAGES,
moZAMBIQUEs, LAWNS,
JACCONETs, oRGAND1ES, &C, &C.
our stock is constantly rcplcnishcd with every
,nv.,,y that appears IN the New York market
yc would call special attention to our large
.,orr Of LLAMA and other LACE POINTS
sAcoUEs, aud PARAsoL COVERS OF new
est designs.
..,,,o as We do, KID GLOVES one OF our
srrrrar1vFs. we offer the largest ana oes'
assorted stock to be found In this market en-
h,ar,,r al rho new shades of the best makers
such as JrGLA. JOUvIN, and ALEXANDRA
Also, GOOD GLOVE that we can recommend
Us bciug the best one onc-doiIar-and-a-quartcr glove
known In tho market.
CAKDOZO. ALLS0p & FOUKQCkEAN'
r. NJ. PEICE. JACK TEMPLE, join y. 'hil1o'
7. ID. QuAELES, f.. L. LYONS, and H. t. 'hni>'
are With rs, and would be pleased To see 'he''
friends ard acqaiutanccs. my /"
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RICHMOND COLLEGE SOCIETY CELEBRA-
TIoNs.-The final celebration olthe Mn Sigma
Rho and philologan Societies Of Richmond
College will take place OH Tuesday the 29th
instant. J. B. TlTpin, of Richmond, is the
cssayist; B. Cadc, of West Virginia, is the
orator, Presentation Of medals by George
J. HOLIDAY, president of the Mu Sigma Rho
Society. Nalcdictory by w. Ovcrton Bal
ley, president Of the philolosion Society.
The committee of arrangements is composed
of 5. Moore Province, s. Saunders, II. NJ.
Iarman. 5. B. Witt, .. 0. Gwathmey, }. II.
Cotton, 7. W. Alcockc, L. Il. Murray, II.
X. Miller, W. 4. Pearson, Roberts Brown,
Charles G.. Shatcr.
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REMOyAL.-Our friends HALL & HUTCHIsoS
have removed TO that large and capacious stor
No. 1915 Main, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. These cntcrprslng young men Will now
have Il better opportunity for exhibiting 10 their
city and country customers their large and varied
assortment of Fancy Goods, Notions, White
Goods &c. &c.
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ANOTHER TROPHY RAIsED.-Another one
Of the trophies-known rs Finance-ln-
tended for the Washington monument, was
raised upon its pedestal Saturday. IL Is
very much like the others, and has nothing
more about ii to recommend 1t.
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APPOINT MESTs .-Gcncral Candy an
nounccS the following appointments
CLERKS Of the District COurtS Of Appc0lS.-
Samuel +. Maddox. first district; II. A.
Curtis, third district; Beverly Bolts. fifth
district; John 4. Mcdonnell, sixth dis
trict; Frank II. johnson, seventh district
Rockbr1dgc County.-Campbcll 4. Shaw,
commissioner Of the revenue second dis
office
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SEVEN NEGROES AND ZISCkE.-Whcther these
Radicals are elected To tile Legislature or not, the
fact will remain undisputed that TEiBBETT's IA
nous VEaMIFuGE Is the best known remedy for
worms In whatever form this ,courgc OF child
hood may appear. All good druggists sell FERal-
!
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USNAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RrCumosD PosT-OFFICE JUNE II, 1861
r, +. Bowden, King William county, Va;
Miss Maria Alexander, DIR. A. II. Powell,
baltimore, Md; Miss Emily Ayers, Bos-
Mncc
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ASK for FLEMISG's SASTOSISE WoRM Con-
FECTIoSS. and take none other. All agree that
they are the best, safest, and most pleasant. Be
ware Of imitation.
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PEKIoDIcALs.-Turner, our enterprlsng
and accommodating newsdcaler, is III re-
ccipt Of all the leading periodicals OF tne
day at lll4 Main street. Thanks ior laVofs'
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ROUTE AGENT APPoISTED.-Mr. r. L.
Mansfield has received the appointment OF
mail agent on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad between Richmond and Staunton
rice w. Fl. Ii. Trice, removed. Mr.. Mans
field has been connected withthe post-otflce
for several years, and is Well knoWnt 10 many
Of our citizens Us polite and accommo-
datln" official.
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REV. DR.. MooRE.-Lcttcrs from Nashville
contain the repeated assurance OF the I'M
proved health of this distinguished clergy
man. 1t is said that he will spend Il part oil
the summer in Minnesota.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-14

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