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VAN buren, FERRY
.ARGE FoUR.HoRSE FERRY BOAT
u. S. Mail Stage Route,

u, S, Mail Stage Route,
THE well know and long established Fer
l. nv at VAN buren,, Arkansas, is now
under the charge OF the subscriber. The Pro-
prictors having recently put on a Nes -Four
Horse Boat and with careful and experience
ed Ferrymcn, they feel confident that they
can give universal satisfaction to the travel
ing pn'ili Their AHA i'll b. ia,..,. =,
Il 10 and from Texas. ....-..-g
The st Louis and Sherman. Texas Y, s.
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which is a
good guarantee that it is The shortest as well
as the best route for travel of all kinds. IA
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river and can cTpsS 2o0 wagons and team
per day and no detention on either bank need
he expected. Enclosures for stock aud sheds
for the accommodation OF travellers are being
built or both sides Of the river and no pains
will be spared to accommodate the public. We
shall strive 10 continue ~ make thi, the popu-
lax route to and from Missouri and Texas.
". B.--Ferry accounts must be settled
monthly--ao deviation from this rule.
II. c. HAYMAN, Superintendent.
Van Buren,, Ar. 1868. II
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HATS,

10 doz Ladies, Miss aud Children's Hats,
l. = the very latest STYLES.
Is do1. Mems, Boys and Youth, Hats, all
qualities Just received and must be sold quick
and cheap for cash, At
april II y. +. CORNELIUS
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RrPUDIATIoN.-The Baltimore american
will not let this dangerous subject rest. II
declares that "national reputation would
"be the most costly way of getting rid of
"the public debt. 1t would damage the
&" country to the extent of ten times the
"amount Of the liabilities thus wiped off,
All of which is, we believe, true but, then,
you can't make the intelligent masses under
will be 4 rampant repudiator. We should
not be surprised if he were to turn the scale
in the next presidential election in favor of
"wiping out" the whole national debt.
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OUR CoHGREssMEN.-The list OF Congress
men elected in Virginia as published in
yesterdays Baltimore Sun and in Mondays
Gazette is not correct. We have not the
official vote in any of the districts, but it
is the impression here that AVER, Radical,
is elected in the first district PLATTE, Radi-
cal, in the second PORTER, Radical, in the
third BOOKER, Conservative, in the fourth
R1pGwAY, Conservative, in the fifth WIN.
M1LSEs, Jr., Conservative, in the sixth ;
LEWIS MCKENZIE, Conservative, in the
SEVENTH and GIBSON in the eighth. JOSEPH
SEGAR, Conservative. is chosen Congressman
at large. There is no doubt except as to
the first, second, and fourth districts; and
not much as to them. Not negro, it i
thought, has been elected to Congress.
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THAT TELEGRAM-Somco one says, i'll TIT

THAT TELEGRAM.-SOmc one says, i'll the
Baltimore american:
"The Democratic newspapers and their
correspondents throughout the country still
continue their efforts to create difference
between the leaders of the Republican party
and the President. The result Of the recent
pressed disatlcction of the Wells party in
that State ut the course Of the AdminiStra-
ton, give them untold comfort; while the
prospect that Judge Lewis Dent, the Presi-
dents brothcr-in-law, will be the COnscrva-
tive candidate for Governor i'll Mississippi
is Il crumb of comfort which they chew with
great avidty. The dispatch relative to the
Virginia election received by the President
from the chairman of the Conservative Com
mittec was wholly unexpected by him. His
remark when he first read ii was: Who the
devil is Daniel! | don't know or care who
he is"
Ii strikes us that it is the ultra Radicals
who "slil continue their Efforts to pro-
ducc trouble between the President and his
friends in Virginia. We have elected a
GRANT man Governor, and for Lieutenant
Governora Union man of the Boris stripe
one whose devotion to the Union was never
suspected ; and have chosen a Legislature
that will ratify the fifteenth amendment.
Yet al this does not satisfy the extremists.
We don't intend, however, to be cheated by
them. We ought to know whether we are
in earnest or not. What more can we do
than we have done?
But we do not concede that General GRANT
is not WALKER man himself. We must
have some better evidence than FoRNEY's
word,
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==-=======-z.5=7 ,,r,1prps ELECT OF

~ TO THE MEMBERS EL 1,Incn y.
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF IL rou tha:
GENTLEMEN respectfully announce cIE ;R OF
vii, no candidate for the office OF .hLnn n
1 WE. HOUSE OF DELEGATES at the ensuing
session of the General Assembly. oc,r 70
For my qualifications for the , bes nnanimous en-
at,on Of thc House of Delegates for three sue
"ossive terms to tho individual members o, '"rn
Houses of the General Assembly from 70 and
and especially to General James l.. hemp 81 rs
.rudre Hugh ". Shcffcy, the surviving sPe"hIs'
under whom I served. ,,.-n.,,o rou IN
If political considerations shall ini',,erce ~"
tho selection of ministerial officer, IL IS propeI
ror mo to add. that in the recent canvass was al
o,rlv and active supporter of the ticket whose
platform was reform In the constitution les'"
,ion and peace-the triumphant election Oh WIZ.
has not only secured these important results '",
,t ,,c same time has, am persuaded established,
unon AN enduring basis the safety, repose I'LL"
prosperity Of Virginia.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
Nv ls-d&sw2t " VI. - "'''
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A GAIN THE PUBLIC GAZE
IsATTRACTED TO
THE BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY AT
JULIUS MEYERS.

NEW DRESS GOODS just arrived, comprising all
the varieties and fashionable shades OF the
season, and prices low almost eyond compre-
hension.
R1CH-LOOKING DRESS GOOI,s at 20, Is, and
aOc.; something surely With On The reach of
everybody.
4 4 new lot of BLACK and WHITE MARSEILLES
TRIMMING at CSC. piece; also, DAISY
FRILLING at 25c. piece.
WHITE FRINGE-something handsome for trim
ming Marseilles goods--at Sec. dozen.
La lDIES' HOSE at l23c. and upwards great bar
gains In these goods.
TIE INNING LACES, both black and white: an
immense assortment at Surprising low figures
M )SQUITO LACES and NETTING In various
colors. .-.......a
Cd tUZE SHIRTS for gentlemen ut soc. worth a
great deal more.
LINENS for gentlemeu's, ladies'. and boys' wear:
all the different grades and shades In these
goods and prices to sult.
fARASoLS aud FANS for the million,
. LLAMA LACE SHAwLS; u few of those highly
attractive patterns left. 1t would be well TO
call soon If In need, as theTj are selling very
rapidly.
Everybody In town. and in search of DRY
GOODS, will benefit thensflves by calling Mt
JULIUS MEYERS
jc q .r.. ,- COS 3 road street, near Sixth.
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o1,,,ng ,,,i,arp, short. and decisive reply

lowing bHhI II, .Shoib Hhu oSSss A'.
HEADQUARTERS WAR DErART MENT,$
@ g WARRINGTON, D. c., April 20, 1853.
!" Major General George 9. Meade, Com
mandiag Third Military District -.
81 have carefully read your letter OF 10Th
April and its enclosures. / see nothing III
it to change my opinion as expressed TO you
in nv dispatch of March 2, 1858.
-,esssThe officers elected underline new consul
tuition of Georgia are not officers OF the pro-
yisional government referred to In the recon-
strrctiorl acts. nor are they officers elected
under any so-caIled State authority, ana are
not therefore required to take the oath pre-
scribed in section o. act OF July ~, 1901.
The eligibility to hold Office must be deIer-
mined by the new constitution ana .he
amendment TO the Constitution OF the
United. States designated rs Article Ansi
[Signedl "U. s. GRANT, General
ar, G. Drum, Assistant Adiutant-Gene-
rail-"
If, after reading this correspondence, any
man can have any doubt upohthe subject,
then he must indeed be rs hard to convince
rs the man who swore that he had made up
his mind not TO be conUtnced. In the words
of the Times. 1T is simply monstrous to
" suppose that General CANDY, or any Gen
" eral. BY extcrting from the reconstruction
/" acts construction at variance with pre-
e cedent and common sense, may demand
g the acceptance of an oath which the peo-
8. plc of the State have explicitly rejected"
Tn addition to all this, the act of Congress
giving us permission to vote the test-oath
out of the constitution is ample warrant( lf
General CANDY needed ANY, for allowing the
Legislature to meet and ratify the four
teenth amendment without taking the test
| oath.
Finally, and above all. the Legislature
meets under the direct, express authority
of Congress. 1t meets in virtue of an act
passed this year, long after the reconstruc-
ton acts we're passed. This new law says
the Legislature shall meet, and it gives the
district commander no power over it. But
out of abundant caution Congress, whilst
thus calling the new Legislature together
under the eypurgated constitution, pro-
vided that its acts should not be final until
approved by Congress.
To sum up There is no law requiring any
of the new State officers to take the IRON
clad oath.
But, secondly, if there were, members Oh
the Legislature are not officers within the
meaning of the fourteenth amendment.
And, thirdly, Congress authorized the
Legislature to assemble, and did not autho-
rize the district commander to have aught
to do with it. The new act repeats all parts
of the old acts inconsistent with it.
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.,,r,s,,rau. .NoTacgs.

n-I D.BRIGGs's DLD-EsFAb-
!, 1snrD BAKERY Jestablished In 1854, keep'
~, bond. and baking fresh every day.
nprAD CAKES. CRACKERS, and PEE.
SODA CRACKERS,
BUTTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS, -.
WATER CRACKERS,
- ,--2- CREAM CRACKERS,
ARRowRooT CRACKERS
SUGAR CRACKERS,
LEMON CRACKERS,
MOLAssEs CAKES,
SUGAR CAKES,
sptCEEUTs, ..,,,,, md
wade Of tho best material and worknAnst =, the
VIII he SOFA rs ci'c'p % jy14
city. ---------------.:
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TIE reputation Of The ssSfs sold Ut
fair prices, as sp &c fifs BARGAINS
.ooD AsassdoaRTMENT. "a.
If the following goods and soMel5 tn we can
specsion sssRR essa dG onr list and come
SSTS 1sr ySRHEEssshlzD ss buff and other SHADES
nosnsSs.IiBroUEs and BAREGEs at 2Sc., 'oc'' "'a
p,, aSc bi and other colors ALPAcA,ss nc &c.
JAPASoEE5SEE R SSi FRENCH TREGEs at '7,s
EnWNs and ORG ANDES at &c., @oc., -'e'' anu
s,rM SIsi cAss1MEREs from SOC. to sl,so: , 10
finest WHITE LINEN DRILLING ana Do'A
prnstITfTIiFUL WHITE PIoUE at SOC worth &c.;
ThBLE DANA SIX from soc. to 81 per yard
f fSssp rpPIk FeFWk Sc bSES and LINEN
yA fTfEEsiSfT6i Towels, and MARsErLIEs
r12 9n5LTsST f shf1R6j and PLAIN NA1NsooK
cH MHSE1ss STRIPED, and DOTTED SWISS
Wife mTsFoiRNG2k iNDy MUSLIN, for shawls;
BISHOPS, and VICTORIA La NS MIG
BRILLLANTS, DIMlTlEs, and ChEchDD WIS
rR TE.MsRic SOFT FINISH and 5AocoNhi
p1 S IN and iFSI3GITRED FINE IRISH LINESsi.
| WHITE, BLACK, and CoLoRED GRENADlNE
FIR FRENCH WHALEBONE CORSETs; ~:
'es S,o Gents. and Children's ESGi.lSna no9E
Lane Lanes, nd Gents GAIZE UNDERNESIs
Laoies rI r. QUALITY WHITE SHIFTS
Tarr Mrs. SILK and ]. ISLE GLOVES;
FINE FINE SILK FA NS assorted f cTs9r nnd R1TFFLED
LINED and UNLLNED' T. i'' ''''
s,rI rAKA and BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS, all
ur SIST7 TicHEp. EMBROIDERED, and LACE
I I'M IsED and En- BRolDEhED
SHIRT BOSOMS:
LACE COLLARS. latest designs: , r1rEFs.
NEW STYLE LINEN COLLARS and &SSTCSS,'
THREAD and yALENCIENNESE EDO, en-, n, ,o
RAPE Wells and COLLARS OF TIE rs " III ~ io,,
and many other desirable and usefui Goous g" INV
nriccs to which we call attention.
D''' WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS;
al5 Broad between Third and Fourth streeAS'
jyl2 -----------.-
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FoRNEY.-We knew not from what un-
told disgrace the election of WALKER had
saved us until we read, as we did III yeSter-
days Baltimore Gazette, that it was known
in Washington that had the WELLS party
succeeded in Virginia FoRNEY and CHAND-
LER chad hitched horses" to go to the
Senate from this State.
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NE BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE is tho best i'll the world-the
only true and perfect dye: harmless, reliable. in
Simultaneous. No disappointment-no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfnmers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory ID Bond
street. New York. NH 2c-eodts
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nY BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation is Il certain and
speedy cure for Tetter, Ringworm, Itch, Salt
Rheum, BARRIERS itch, Poison Oak, Rlotches,
Pimples, and all other Erup,ions Of the skin. 1t
has been used with complete success In hundreds OF
cases, many of them OF long standing and of a ma
lignant character. Certificates from some OF our
hest citizens attest It's deserved merit and 1t needs
only to he tried to insure relief. 1t is for external
use, and completely removes all erup,ions of the
skin. leaving 1t delightfully."- soft and pleasant
Price, 81. For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents.
myI Richmond, Va.
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TOE CREAM. SI.25.
T have reduced my a. No. ICE-CREAM |" o'''y
ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE GEMS
PER GALLON.
p;c.,;cs halls. and families. supplied in ah!
ouantitv free OF charge In the city.
ANDREW ANTOS1,
To- Main street, below the post-ofiice.
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MCY~ MARSEILLES TRIMMING AT
CSC. piece, some of which worth 75c.;
COTTON TRIMMING PRINCES al Is. 20, and
&c. per yard:
.SAXONY LACES, for trimming pillnw-cases.
at 5, Ct, a, and lOc. per yard; at
LEVY BROTHERS.
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
the best In use. iyl
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DIED.
SAVINGS BANK.

THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
in their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, receive
money On deposit, OH which they pay INTEREST.
They would respectfully call the attention Of all
having idle money TO this department.
Office, No. 1902, corner of Main and Twelfth
streets. j. i. DAVIS, President.
DIRECTORS j. b. Davis, j. A. Belvin, Joseph
Hall, L. H. Frayscr, w. j. Smith, K. o. Haskius,
T. w. boswell, and w. W. Crump. jyH-am
e RICHMOND, SEVENTH MONTH, 18TH, 1859.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Il UNTIL - NJ. ON THE l7rH INSTANT FOR
b UILDING A CULVERT ON JACKSON
STREET. Specifications TO DC had at this Office.
JOHN Is. CRENSuAW,
jy A-4t City Engineer.
TINE ENGLISH BUTTER POWDERS.
l. CHURNISG MADE EASY.-Good fresh but
ter all the year round, and makes 1t much tirrner
and swceter In hot weather; keeping IL sweet and
removing all disagrceable aayors. Sold by.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
jy ll-2l* Sixth aud Broad streets.
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STEAMERS.

Oh l. A ID j. LpH1A, RICH xIsFss
/ MoND AND NORFOLK STEAM $3.50.
Eli, r., k,lNE.-StcamerS NORFOLK ana !. ;.
T Sha c9mP2EslnIg tHis linz Win saEe rhiI,4
DAY alternately Freight taken Tor Norfolk at mo-
1srate rates also for Charleston, savannah, and
Sew orleans =, and is Of ladng sgnsd through
stater0om, go W. l.. PORTER, Agent.
NH 3 Office No. 1926 Dock street
EOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO <<sF=s
~ M I'm STEAMSHIP COMP 49, asasz=4;.s,;--s.
kth Bri spleSdE i nTG SIdeT.?I
MARIE, and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk 40, Gity Point and Richmond. every. TUE
l DAG, TiiuRsDAi; and SATURDAY, At }
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. at high Tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommoda-
lions, and attention. are unsurpassed.
Freight for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for actual
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected at lowest rates, when ordered,
AT A QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT. at The
Offices Of this company.
n. L.. MCCREADY, President, 1871 Greenwich
WiLLAMt. DUNHAM & Co. Agents.
ja 10 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
pOWHATAN sTEAMBOATeEua,
L C0MPANY..-stcamcrs STATE $780, $780,
or MARYLAND and rETEKSBURG.-CIcap
Boston, and the West. ,ITriwcckiy line To Bait
more, making close connections with steamers 10
Philadelphia. No transhipmcnt of goods h.
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Bati.
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and 81
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except sundays NJ
to O'Clock j.. NJ. These steamers have excellent
saloon: stateroom, and passenger accommodation.
Fare, 81 meals and statcroom extra. For freight
or passage, apply 10
IIARVEYS Il WILLIAMS Agents.
an 10 Commercial Block
TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-s|L
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIYEk.-Ihe lat
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain II. &. CLIFFORD leaves
her wharf at Rockets for tho aboyc-namcd placrs
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS
ut 6o'clock A. NJ. and returns on Tuesdays Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time 10 con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arrI-
val OF steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk, $3.50.
FREIGHT
received TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
from IL 81. to q L. NJ, for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings 81
Chesapeake bay. and all regular landings on james
river, at reasonable rates.
Frclghis Tor way-landings must he paid.
In consequence OF the mail being discOntinu'd
at Grove and Brandon Point wharyeS, the steamer
VIII not stop At those landings.
Apply 10 J.. il. TATUM, Agent.
Ja 20 Office, steamers wharf.
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me- MOZAMBIQUEs at zoe. worth SOC. );
STRIPED and PLAID MozAMBlQuEs at &c.
worth 37ic.;
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES at 80 ami 'oc'
worth 40 and Soc:
srp1prD GRESADINEs nice styles. at zoe.
worth 3oc.:
LAWNS from 1ss to the finest oRGASDf ut soc. :
Wide WHITE GRENAD1NE and BAREGEs,
IRON GRENADINE all widths and qualities,
PRINTED CANIBRICS at CSC. worth Soc.
DRESS GOODS of every description. at low
prices ut LEV hho
1919 and l2l5 Main street.
Another lot of those JET CHAINS. Ni
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MARRIED.

On the cath ultmo by the Rev. j. W. Wolf, n
L. MCCANS, of Norfolk. formerly of Shcnan-
doah county, and Miss NELLIE +. KOONTZ, of
Edlnsburg.
RzzSHESszszzSzszEEzzs7A1e8
DIED,
On the morning of the 18th of July, 1859, at half
past O'Clock, the infant daughter and only child
Of NJ :. and {. 4. Leidy, OF congestive chills !;
aged fifteen months and twelve days.
Philadelphia Public Ledger please copy
On the eth instant, Of intermittent fever, in
Staunton, Va, CORA TEMPLE, daughter of
John Il. and Mary A. Pritchard aged twcnty-one
months and twcnty-seven days.
The gem VIC lost an angel found,
And to the Father bosom bore;
Then set II In the SaviOur'S crown
To shine gem forever more.
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UasY saoufss,

49,
EA 1sI noUSs ~ is'S !l MAS
another shipment OF auction bargains. DRESS
GOODS bought low and sold low. PRINTS RAJ 900
yards rt 12Sc. !. EOaTS'S Spool, COTTON MT
fc. per srgg1; other brands lcauair eoodl mt So ).
sTKAN Flats for ladies, misses, men, and
boys.
LADIES, and MISSES SHOES,
.INEANTS' SHOES
MEN'S ftnd BOYS SHOES,
~ MAy TING ut a7jc..
.aarss-T- AKTIF fGIAT. FLOWERS,
klHB1 JNs, NOTIONS.
and 81, ma. name r of FANCY ARTICLES for the
ladles Wcar. iy9
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CLOTHING.

WALK AND THINK.
W 1have WALKER COATS
WALKER PANTS.
WALKER VESTS,
WALKER SHIRTS,
WALKER TIES,
WALKER COLLARS, s -
and every other article in my line. SO nee =" *
low that no man need bced be ashamed TO WA ~"
ERIN ut r,,.c r,,1, cr o11Irr,'
jy9 SMITHS 1hE SLo o-l = ~. =.
EoR LINEN AND ALPACA COATS
Il CALL AT
LEGO 1900 MAIN STREET.
TOR GAUzE UNDER-sHIRTs
II At
ic 1900 MAIN STREET.
TOR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS
4 CALL AT
10 % 1900 MAIN STREET.
DOR A FULL STOCK OF FURNISH
II ING GOODS CALL At
H. % 1900 MAIN STREET.
TOR GOOD CLOTHING AT FAIR
Il PROFITS CALL on
T. b. SPENCE Il SON,
iepo Merchant Tailors.
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g OK BROAD STREET

~ U.,,..t,on of this store ls fayoranIs soid n
The here; rsp', 'ace w n GOD GOODS are '
i"h SPECIAL BAhrhiN7
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A true copy: - j
r. @. Drum, Assistant Adjutant-G General.
To this letter General GRANT sent the fol-
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"Be it enacted. de-, That hereafter any person
elected or appointed to any Office of honor pro-
fit under the Government Of he Uaited states,
either I'm the civil, military or naval department 9"
the public service except the President OF the
United States, shall, take the iron-clad oathl
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THE OIL MARKETS.,
OvFrcr OF

OyFIcr op
IaE PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECORD.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Aprill4.
shipments Of oil from this point. April i3,
va .. c. d A. Il. Railroad were |, 500 bbls.
The market is quiet with nothing doing
mere. At Pioneer one sale was made OF
LOCO barrels at s5 42la; also another at
'hH same place Of 500 barrels at S5 80.
We quote here at So so a 55 so
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Nh l'SySYJt.

WHEAT ittLp5 AND STOCK RAN.
Clos u lave 'a.n hos or Farms for sale. through
out CA:ivGtNiA. in tracts OF One Hundred
Acres up to 'iwI.'y 'F'lou,and Terms to suit pur.
cha'ers These i'nd- viii grow Thirty FIVE to Fify
bushels Of "he't 10 the Acre with ordinary farm.
irG' and Volunteer Cropof Twenty Five bushe
per Acre.
fS- Correspondence sol.,itcl. Address HENRY
McHENTY, Dealer in Ral Estate, Office 20i
Mo".som ry Street, San Francisco, Cal.
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afternoon Dispatches.
Ottawa, April II.

Ottawa, April II.
ii is said Government will establish n
western Territorial Government with capi.
iQl at Red River, with representation iu the
House of Commons.
1t is expected about $500, 600 will he
voted to complete the road from Fort Will
Jams to Red River.
1t Is believed in well informed circles
mat Sir George Il. Carter. Sir Jno. A..
Mcdonald, and the Hon. Messrs. Howe end
RILEY, viii be made lords nader the bill
introduced by Earl Russell creating life
pCerageS.
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Binghampton, n. Y, April IA

Yesterday morning Warren Blanchard
was found dead in his house in this city
INC usual inmates, consisting of his wife
m" t"o girls, fed. and the affair is involved
~ ~! 'iery. Al the doors and windows of
'Ac mouse were fast ned from the inside cy.
c'pt one, from which the woman and girls
escaped Blanchald's head was found in A
,tasS Kettle. and tore marks Of pistol ball.
-'D'h'h% If known " ia" matter except t!,nt
!. i-Hn0Fs heard disturbance at three
COCK Monday morning and the report Of a
p'A'c'' Wh"n ii"n run ont oi The hul,se and
'e noise ceased. III thc house WAS classed
- "'H' rdcIiy, no aihniion was paid to the
,'i"ce"d'ars, The women. before leaving
c''"''" away all irac-a OF blood, and there
~" no 'hdIea'lohs oi The manner in which
To" d"''l was p"iforHi,d
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PILLS..

COUGHS, COLDS, &c.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Jcyne's Expectorant,
Marsdcn's Balm,
Schencks Syrup,
Universal Syrup,
Excelsior Syrup,
Ransom's Hive Syrup,
Sellers Syrup,
Coos Syrup,
Halls Balsam
Denton's Balsam,
Bryan's Waters,
Olive Tar, Browns TrochsS,
Wisharts Pine Tree Tur.
Stewards Cough Cure.
Batemans Syrup.
Cough Candy, Sr
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LIVERPOOL, April IA, p. IN.
Refined 2llad. Spirits, 81.