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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19


county have purchased ~ acres Of land at
800 per sore. for . jsil site.
Warren county has rich deposits Of
coal, gesi soil, much timber. and is a good
place to settle down aud get rich.
Frank Leach, the fndisnola artist. has
lately got married. and like . ssusibls boy,
he married sweet girl who il practical
printer. She will give him all "sorts" Of
happiness. She knew how 10 "sst up to
advantage.
The State Agricultural Society com
msnc.d last year with s2s42 50 in hand !;
received 1900 from the State, and comes
out With a surplus Of se23.o5 ,has sinking
tS,9l997 in addition to gross fair receipts
last fall. The Society should DO better than
that or Wind up.
Sixteen years sge Judge Grant, of Da-
venpo't, gave in his written opinion that
At Rock Island was 1.-THE only feasible point
on the Mississippi, from its mouth to the
Falls Of ST. A~thsny. where it can be
bridgsd." He has lived to see FIRE bridges
at other points, and two more under way
j. +. Houston and his wife lave been
arrested in Dubuque, on the charge ofpros-
tituting their own child, a girl hstween 10
and 10 years Of age. Fren the sgs Of II
they have made msrchsndiz, of their
daughters chastity. The father made the
assignatisns and the mother carried the
child to them.
=" Lsft his pocket book, contain
ing $40, on the counter. A rogue picked it
up.-lttls boy saw him dc it,-rcgue clear
cd out-littls boy followed him up-,old
him he'd let the cat out Of the bag if he
didn's give him t5-rogus handed out the
V-dstsctivs aferwaid exposed the whole
thing-thief was arrested and mprison.d-
little boy got an awful licking At home for
his share.
a young man was met BY thr>0 msa
on the railroad track, at Abba, last week,
knocked down, gagged, and robbed Of l.
$40. The flsnds then tied him on the rail
road track and left him to be mapg,ed by
the cars. Blu. fortunately he succeeded in
freeing himself before the train asscd.
The Iswa Voter tells Of a case Of hu
man nature in Knoxville "A small boy.
clad only in ragged pants, . ragged shirt
net half lsng enough, = ragged warmus not
% lsng Is The shirt, With shoes and hat 10
match the rest Of the suit, was standing
amsng several other boys. and proudly e.
hibiting an cid pistol he hsd just bought
for Eve dsllsrsr
Raeenao.
Sau'l 8. Boyd. Solicitor Of Patents. 2cs
Pine street. St. Louis officially repsrts to
the DsnocsAf the following Patents
granted Iewa and Missouri inventors for the
week ending January 18th, 1869:
missouri.
James Green, St. Louie, Burning Kiln
T. q. 3 W. F, Nsidsrmighans, 81. Louis,
Manufacture Of Curved Elbows; s. Prsstin
4 q. Flint, DsSota, Plewe; l.. w. Werner,
st. Louis, Hydrants; p. II. Mellon, St.
Lsuis, Quilting Frame.
]. Rsichmann, Dubuque, Valves for
Stea1 Engines; N. Haspers, II. Pslls +
NJ. Sellers, Keekuk, Cora Harvsstsrs: 4.
Chistiss Or, Chatham, Evaporating Appsr>
atus.
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MISnLER'S BITrERS


For Gray Hair, dsndruf, or badness Thew csn
all be prevented cured by using Woods Impf owed
Hair Restorative We mean what say and can
prove. Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS.
Price q per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

For two years have been great sufferer from
neuralgia in the head. and fsund only Temporary re.
lief from all the various remedies that have trei
unt'l I applied one OF "ALLCUCK's POROIS
fLAS1EhS." cut It ntothre- striar placing one
under each honlder blade and the Other over the
small of nv black, and for the past three mo tbs /
have had scarcely twinPe OF inc old pain Iadvi.e
sl who uier rom diseases 10 lose no time
in making trial OF the wonderful plaster
A. r STERLING, Sec Singer ME- Co.
New York. june 8 1868
IriucipS! eencv, ERAspErIu Eousx, New York
Sold by all frrroisfs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19
BATCHELoR's uAIR DYE.

Thisspendid hair Bye 10 the best the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. relisbe'
instantaneous: disappointment. ne ridiculous
int remedies the III enects of bad dyes: invigoratee
aud leaves the Hair son and beautiful hiaeL brown
Sold by Al Drvyg,sis aud Perfumtrs: and properly
applied a, Bachelors Wig Factory, No 10 Bend st.,
New York. spr2s-dGw1y
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La Ruoso Alabaeeer Crean
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS o.
MRTIC IN THE WOALDi

Ia MUGS Alo0oG90R cram
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS Oo0-
4HTIC IN the WOhLDi
II win not lnjurs the most Delicate Skini
It, presence on the face eannot ~ detected; Il car
be remevsA only BY washing: AID when renewed
will leave thu ein oolDes, amO0thof and whittier than
whether caused b. exposure - the wsthsr or BY dis
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF TIE YOUTH.
A single tiial proycs all theee statements.
And the entire sAfts with which 1t can be used,
nakes tts eucccts complete.
IL AK for La Rue's.-see that tho name Of Ii
Rue Co, s blown in the bottle, ana our trade mark
NJ the top Of the front laoel. Sold by all Druggists
aud Fam Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH 4 FLINT, froprietsrs,
Hartford. Cum,
4 Co.. Boston. Mase.. " hoiesais As.s's.
u I A II II ii CE "a.
Dysentcry, Summer compliant, Cholera No
bus. Fiux. Childrsn's Teething, aad the Great
Preventive or Asiatie Cholera.
MAGUIRt"S BENNE PLANT.
TEls EXTRAORDINARY A1DlUlND. thsfans
Of which u sprsad broadcast tArsux host the coun-
ny 10 undossssdly snpesior 70 any remedy ever o.
Tered the public for the somplainis for which 10
intended. We have in Our pOsseee,sB testimonials
furnished vsluntarily sy Col. Long late Chisf TOpe
graphical Engineer Bureau ~ Washington, Gen.
the arny; Father r. J. DsSmet. the selsbsassl In
dian Missionary: also ofc OF the Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Connandefs Of nearly every
ere. we.seln tens sas,ary and Christian Commissions.
army Chaplzne and others toe numerous to mention.
Likewise highest encomiume Of the Prees, moet Of
70 M prs s All
medicine has such rsccnmendatisns. ;. G. MA
GulRE, ssls Rrsprieto,s: g. Lsuls. Nc: Sold sy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

AllcOck = Porous PlaStels
Accumulate Electricity. whereby the circulation OF
the blood becomes equalzsd upon the part where
applied. caueing pain and morbid action TO cease.
wss there ever published stronger evidence than
l.t.y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

WILL all those afflicted with Gu h, consumption
rrsc the folio " ing and learn the alr- If
Aliens Lung ] sam !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

EVERY SATURDAY. and
Every ALTERNATE TUESDAY
From Pier Is, North River.
RATR8 OF PASSAGE
BY the Mail Steamer sailing every Saturday.
Payable IN Gold. Payable In Currency.
FIRST CABIN. .4io0 STKRRAOE. ~
70 LONDON. 10y = Loaden...... g
Passage bv the Tuesday Steamers, via Halifax,
First Cabin. 4pe. Gold Stserags, $50, payable 10
currency.
Rates OF passage frem New York to Halifax
First Cabin, SO, 6tserags. 1f0 pay hls In 0old
Passengers also forwssded 10 Aavre, Hamburg.
Bremen, &c. /, At moderate rates.
$40.
Tickets ear be bought here ~ persons sending
for their friends.
For further inform alton apply II the CsnpaLy's
Once. JOHN q. DALE. Agent,
f~bif-d1y Is Broadway. N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

W. mo PIePetestous IN coeef u THIS kloos hoD
. double operation. II not enly eeutrsls the
local Irregularities which occasion the distress.
but, acting simultanso usiy upon the whels Nor
vsus system, checks the tendency 70 hystsria
and despondeDcy which almost siways accom-.
Panies eush disturbances. Ladies' who arc
about to become mothers will lind il . sover-
eign balm for the uneasy sensations which they
experience, aud % . cordial Tor sustaining the
strength while nursing. It is warmly recon :
menoed BY many family physicians. Al the
nost critical periods Of woman life, viz !:
when she bee ONES of marriseeable age, and
~nen abe y vergipg upon the latter epoch Of
her lie, which 10 geasraily considered the most
dangerous. the bittsrs will mest indutitably
neips lessen the PAINS sad pefils iucidsst
thereto. Sickly wives snd mothsfs are advised
TO give the medicine trial. They are earnest
y sssufsd that 4 contains ~ Ingredient that
can POSSIBLY DO harm 70 shs fssblest Of their
number. while II anAssbssdly oenaaiss she 10.
MIGRATING principle which ssstr snsrvated
svstsme require. Let them iSowere or the cor
dial drops and tinctures sftsn prescribed for In
valid ladies. All these medic G1nsnts are mainly
composed OF common alcohol, aad ere. there
tsniss are still vssss; ssiag I'll dstsriorassd
With pois0ooas drugs.
The 0evsrnmsst Osuaters4a. .1As counter
sign Of Aostetttr's Stomach .oittsrs 10 nov .
ssmewhst more serious - we'll - didleult busi-
ness than ie vas lev yeafs ego, saeh bottle Of
80 80 @ssssS why U9Yo9OSsooto0 y 10
s6sial endorsement 81 The UniNsa Stotee Rev.
snus Dspest0snt, IN ths fern " . stamp -
sravsd On steel. y ceaDterfsit vAish 10 fsloay
See. therefore, thas this 0esoPnmsns oouutes-
sien. o. veil - the euSravsa label anA ssts Of
hsnd Of The prepristess, 70 attached 70 TIE bss-
10. The label 10 embelisAeA with . oupeso
approximation q 81. 0sergs - hoSss-iask,
In the set Of epearing ths dfagsa and under
meath 10 shield Of sssathssn bsaeise . warn.
ing inscription which countssfsilsss ere sAvis.
cd to read before they encounter the penalty
which i ssts forth. Below this again % Hos
tetter 6nith's asts Of hand, tAs signature .
which il would b rsahsra serisus business 6
forge. 1.-THE public will LOOK at sssss vesi4ca-
tiods Of the eenuinsnsss Of the assicle before
they purchase, they cannot - deceived. The
The prcPriety label and Cover eusent stamp ase
both executed on stssl, il the NEST slaborets
style Of bsak-note engraving, and are probably
the the most expsssive speeimsns u graphic ~
ever attached TO any medical preparation.
Prepared and Sold By
H0STRTTIR SMITH,
P19foBUaC1, P1xH.
Fse sale By III Druggists, 0fosem, saa Store
Keepers thxoug heut the world.
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Fer sale By III Druegists, 0fossD, saa Store
Keepers thxoug heut the world.
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violence TO our oaths ef s6les, - W under
stand them. and rendering ourselves liable
% Punishment fer contempt and violation
Of or swern duty.
"Rssslrsd, That W earnestly desire to
sbsy all orders Of the ccurts. Of our county,
and do net wish to be in contempt Of any,
but situa.ed ~ We are, We are obliged TO
obey said injunction and decline to levy
said tax; aud 70 rely upon the justice OF
ear government and the counts, beth state
aad federal, fer prsseetioa.'
The sixteen members who appear 10 have
been present that day, aud who, it will be
beres in mind, were parties to this sui,
and had been served with process, ali save
sne--and name him to his honor, b. 5.
1lersiman-voted for the regolutieus. The
presiding officer, apparently not being res
quired BY the rules in such case ~ vote,
did not vste.
Judge Drummond goes cut Of his way to
declare with much heat, that the "desma
contained in the resolutions" was supposed
- have been exploded, but new appears
again within the borders Of "pattietic
lswa." He then proceeds 10 assert the
paramount authority Of the federal courts.
IL Weuld seem 70 need no argument 10
ehew that the position taken by the beard
Of sapervissrs u Lss county 10 uussund.-
il tssable, then the federal esu-ts are
sachAiasd By state authority, aad cannot
ssessts their ewn DEGREES. They act within
ths states AMI upon the people Of che
ssatss. That 10 The very law Of their being.
Hat 10 q fhn6a.9ntAl principle that within
their sphere they are supreme. Whether
Ct not they ere In the path pointed out By
tas csastitusion and Lac, depends, BY the
vsry terms Of the instrument itself, upon
The adjudicatisns Of the supreme court
of The United States. Then, when that
court, il given ease. has decided that the
,sartiss should obey the mandate Of .
federal court. state courts must yield. This
has been the rule from the Foundation Of
The Rovonmsnt, and, therefore. in eertain
usatsevsesies, writs Of errer issue to the
highest court. Of . state to revise its
Judgment or decree, under the 25th section
q Dc judicial - Of 1899. Il 10 upss
- 49, prineipls that the act Of March
-, lo33, vas passsd at &hs tine 81 The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

In the West from the we'll knowp manuisctery %
Lawrsuce, Bradley ! Pardss. New Haven.
.. v. coAn, President. O.. o. rsr aasaas. ssc'y
yos. . Assor. Superintendent,
Formerly with 3. Z. A. Abbot and recently with
Abbot. Downing b Co.. of Concord. N. II.
Agents for JAS. X. HILL q co n Concord.
J STA0R AND EXPRESS HARNESS.
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R0tenuO.
Sam'l 8. Boyd. Solicitor Of Patents. 2cs
Pine street, St. Louis, officially repsrts to
the DsnocaAr the following Patents
granted Iewa and Missouri inventors for the
week ending January 18th, 1869:
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of will
hold Policies befe to have the rights benefits and
privileges before have equal security with greater future benefit than be-
Company under special author
the Directors the old Companies.
Policy holders call
special following desirable features in said charter
The shall mdt
uas all the branches of Life insurance. purchase dispose OF anuu
o risks
"S There shall be capital of least one hundred thousand dollars
divided in shares of one hundred dollars each and winch
RETIRED such the D
said shall million dollars ndepen
said Provided the be sufficient provide for outstanding ab
Virgna ceedor OF
State where such exists by the Acuary OF said
pany"
company be conducted DISTRI
BUNG TO THE POLICY HOLDERS THE PROFITS of the business herein at
company Policies the lives husbands and
for the benefit and families other benefcari Interested their
creditors shall not be liable
debts assured provided in the Policies issued
"S 49, The issue Policies payable IN GOLD; Provided premiums
paid in the -
SEC funds shall be liens UN
ENGINEERED ESTATE WORTH DOUBLE THE AMOUNT LOANED
in as they proper, fix for their management
Thus Charter fully protecting of all concerned The Com
that model Policy issued by other Company whereby when IRON
existence cut off from this Company to be
prevented paying premiums shall have paid Policy though
health be entitled and Policy
demanded within after the preventing removed or ceases
&c
the
against the reckless
other Companies which places all occupations IN
public Company surpassed by
o that end we ask the attention of all interested
D. J, HARTSOOK, Secretary W. G. CARRNGTON, PRESIDENT
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University News.-There are over four bundr d
students at the University now, 1t Is said, and the
prospects are that the number this session Will be
larger than that of any other session since the war;
The students are from the South principally.
Charlottesville Chronicle,
Washington College.-The College Is fully at work
about three hundred have already entered, and
there are daily accesSions The students are SAID
to be generally farther advanced, and better class
Of Young men than they have ever had certainly
their conduct thus far would indicate this,l and
that is saving good deal There seems to be
large proportion of the students who are protested
Christians
The Young Mems Christian Association has or
gained under peculiarly favorable auspices, and
bids fair to be a power in the college. At their
meeting Mr.. r. II. Fleming, of Highland county,
Va. was elected President, and Captain n. b.
Va Frank MeCutehan, Of Augusta county, Va;
aud W. L. Prather, of Texas, were chosen vice
Presidents.
Rev. Mr.. Pratt made an address before the As
ISOLATION on The relation of Christ to the human
intellect "a well digested paper, written IN the
fecitouS style which characterzes the productions
of its author.
The Association are proposing to erect at an
early day chapel at their " House Mountain Mis-
sion, where they have an excellent Sunday School
and a fine prospect of accomplishing great work
among poor and ignorant people. Any benevolent
perSonwho should send Through General Lee orany
member of the Faculty. contribution for this OBJ
ject would make a most excellent investment OF his
money-Cor. Dispatch,
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beautiful and consoling sentiments possessed rich
ness and tui'ueSS of meaning which were never be.
fore so fully appreciated.
shall we gather at the river
mere bright angel feet have trod;
With Its crystal tide forever
Flowing by the throne of God?
Yes, Wen gather at the river
The beautiful the beautiful river
Gather with the saints at the river
Tba, flows by the throne of God. &c.
Christian Ojserrer.
Davidson College, n. C.-Tbe session opened
with ll6 students, and encouraging prospects for
a number more.
Prof w. Martin, formerly Professor Of Chem
iStry in the University of North Carolina, and re-
Gently in Columbia College, Teun., was elected on
the 18th inst, to 6ll that chair in Davidson Col
lege. The election of Professor Of Ancient Ian
guageS is postponed till the annual meeting next
year.
The Episcopal Theological Seminary Of Virginia
has again re0pened and with larger number OF
theological students than last year. In the senior
class there ten; nine in the middle, and sixteen
in the junior making thirty-ive In the prepare
tory department there are eleven; altogether forty
SIX; more are expected.
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DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

General BsIkaa2 has accepted the SecretaryshipO of
War.
Dr. James e Lindsay, formerly of North Caro-
lima, but now Of Baltimore has been elected to the
chair Of Chemistry In the Washington University
OF Baltimore.
Major John j. LaFsrty, editor Of the Lexington
Go.stte has been appointed superintendent Of the
typographical and stenograpby departments Of
Washington College
Progress in Telegraphing. is now but little
more than twenty FIVE years since the first line OF
telegraph was constructed between the cities OF
Baltimore aud Washington, aud yet to-day accord
ing 10 the report of the President Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, $4,000 miles Of line,
aud 100 69j wjes of wire are owned DO the various
companies In the United States alone.
Col. Thomas H Ellis, for many years the efficient
president 1f The James River and kanawba Canal
Company, las opened an office in this city as
general agent OF the Virginia Land Agency.
Emory and Henry College has now 1875 students
In attendance.
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LIFE INSURANCE CO..

next payment until nothing will be required and the
policy may be source of incomes but it will allow
one half loan on life and joint life policies One
third loan on other participating policies
1t requires no notes for loans OF the part OF pre-
miums, but endorses the loan of its policies until
absorbed by-dividends, or the policy is payable. -
1t has no restriction on residence or travel, All
its policies are non forieitabe and the right OF par
ties guaranteed on the acs of the policy as part OF
the contract.
1t has the following valuable feature which no
other company gives: The late war taught many the
penalty of being separated from the Home OihGe oy
having their part payment forfeited. 1.-The Fieo'
mont guards against this in her policies, and IN
event of separation from its Office by any lnterven
ton, guarantees to such all the right OF nonforie
ture, paid up policy surrender value and renstate
ment, as though there had been no such Intervening
cause.
It's investments are made for benefit of Southern
advancement.
1t brings money to our people-keeps money with
our people. Then why should they continue to
empoverish themselves by sending money off which
can as easily, as safely, probably be spent at
home?
The Piedmont asks all who wish to insure to COM
pare its rates, terms, progress with any company,
and feels confident its merits will equal any other
company.
BSy" Agents wanted everywhere
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9elattiea,

In the Brick church at Nottoway Court House,
Va, on the 5th instant, by Rev Theodorick Pryor,
d. D., DR.. DANIEL II. HARDAwAY and Miss MARY
JONES, youngest daughter Of Col. I. H. Epes, of
NOttOway.
On the 18th instant, at the residence of George
W Nicholas, Buckingham county, Va, by the Rev.
w. s. Thompson, PHILIP n. NICHOLAS and Miss
Lucy c. BlGELow.
On the 18th ult, near the Warm Springs in Bath
county, Va, at the residence of the brides father
Samuel Lewis, by Rev. J. Il. Il. Winfree JouN A.
WARwIcE and Miss MARTHA NJ. LEWIS.
On the 18th of October last, at the residence of
]. Morgan Stuart, in Highland county Va, by the
same, WILLIAM L. c. BENSoN and Miss LAURA E.
STUART.
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question condition the Companies and strength of the
settled but left the Company with the abe
basis large surplus all liabilities than half million dollars With
acquired by the combinations Is not
doubled combined and
combination
like
Rod as has been done by its former reinsuring Companies
combination brought about advance the interests of all concerned and
present weight Company which would rank with the old Companies
numb of risks anda
following progress this Company from work of former Com
pe with the old Companies and will the most decided
succe of the
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

MEMBERS OF THE SYNOD OF VIRGINIA
Visiting the city, are invited to call at 7. s. BALD
WIN and supply themselves with choice CLOTH
ING at reasonable prices.
Our usual discount given to Clergymen.
Oc 13-3t
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DICHNOMD AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
h-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after
SATURDAY, October 9th, 1862 the PASSENGER
TRAINS on this road will be run as follows:
GONG WESr.-LYNCHBURG PASSENGER
TRAIN leaves Richmond daily Except Sundays
at $50 A. NJ. arrives at BurAevile at 1150 A. NJ,
making close cone"tions with trains on the South
side road for Farmville and all way stations on that
road, and at Lynchburg for all way stations on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad; Bristol, Knox
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
Louisville, and all points South and Southwest
THROUGH NAIL AND EXPRESS leaves Rich-
mond daily at P. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at
1922 A. M, making close connection for all stations
on the North Carolina railroad, 10th East and West
of Greensboro-viz. Hillsboro' Raleigh, &c,
East; Lexington, Salisbury, Charlotte, NC, West;
Columbia, S. c.. Augusta, Savannah, Macon, Co
lumbus, and Atlanta, Ga Montgomery, Mobile,
&C.. Ala. New Orleans, &C., La.
GoING EAsT.-THROUGH MAIL AND En-
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily at A. NJ; leaves
Danyile daily at 1923 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond
daily at 1O:4O A. NJ. LYNCHBURG PASSENGER
TRAIN leaves Burkeville daily Except Sundays
at l2:43 p. NJ; arrives at Richmond at P. NJ.
Through tickets cen be procured at the ticket OF.
fee in Richmond to all important points South and
Southwest, and at Greensboro and Danville to all
points North East, and West.
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
oc 2O-tJanS1 Superintendent