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INSTALLATION OF A PAsToR.-The Pres
1N;rry O! Roanoke met at Charlotte Court
tr,>t on Saturday, the 18th. and after the
r,Giglrtion al the examinations of MIR.
Wu. K. Atkinson, pastor.elect of the con-
-.t.:a,icn. proceeded to ordain MIR. Akin
y and install him pastor of Village
Church.
Kew. ThoS. Wharey preached the ordina.
ion sermon. DR.. Fl. {. Alexander deliy-
e:"! the charge to the pastor, and Rev. J.
II. DAVIS the charge to the congregation.
rhoush the ruads were so bad from the
recent rains. good audience, especially of
lies. was prescpt, and the exercises were
.,I, III and ediiyiny.
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l,,he Emperor OF Brazil will visit the
Jnited States on his way home from Eu-
rope. bi,ither he goes this mouth.
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ANOTHER FIRE IN NoEFoLK.-On Satur-
day morning were burned one double and
NO single framed tenements on Newton
sect. The fire was beyond doubt the
w"yk Of al incendiary. The buildings were
uNnrl 10y MesSrs. E. s. Goodwin and VIM.
Hail. The former owned one, and was in
s.l"l FOR 500 in the Manhattan Company.
Sir. Hail owned one single and the double
tenement. and was insured for 81 100 in the
London, Liverpool and Globe, and in the
Petersburg. We did not learn the extent
al The losses, but presume that it will be
nearIY covered By insurance in each case.
1rJjWGu.
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; Riehmond TObacco Hsarxas

80 AVUksISU ltHakkHFEsT
MAT lS.-1 he week closed firm at our quotations.
very common and low grades, however, sre still
heeiected, While bright wrappers, smokers, and
filters and sun.cured filters are In good demand.
also, good black wrappers.
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The gas-holder failing to work last night,
and leaving us in total darkness, accounts
for the shortness Of our telegraphic report.
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The Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-PTo6abil,ties !: No
material changes in the weather and no
serious disturbances are indicated for Tues
dow,
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MACHIHERY, &c.
MACHINE SHOP.
SLoAT d AnDINGTON, s4 :
MACHINISTS.
WORKS AND OFPIcE I&22 AND N2a CART
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
S@@ FIFTEENTK STREETS,
| RICHMOND, VA. q

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK, MADE HE.
CITY and country; TOBACCO W0E4 q 81
kinds made and repaired T0BACC0, = f 1nsG
HaNGoCRsS SIpERI0R MANNER: PLAT
EOKH and all other kinds Of SCALES REPAiE..
ED and ADJ usTED. "A CENTS loT ne sais SS o.
tVERNoR. sELDEE'S PATENT STEAMsES.
CINE PACKING, Utica Gompsny's STEAlM -.
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted ~ u Ho9s
All kfnds or BRASs-WORk OF SUPEHiOS
Make for. sTEAM.ENaINEs suc 1Ir q g1V1fssg1
SHAFTING, SELF-FEEDERS, sTEAM.ff! LIZ LEE
Ties WATER-GAUGEA 6LOBE-VA1yEcs
BOILER-ETUE CLEANERS, snd Eens,A -.
sortmept of atieh Articles as ara used by al rcss
ming steam-enslnes and ssW-mills.
- = ~ :, f-s'..gsSLOAT q A0DINGToHs
IA Is si4 80 tIl29 and 1874 Cary street.
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TOBN s. ELLETT AND sARAH n.

O6N .. SELLETT AND SARAH E
y SHELTON, who sue for themselves and all
- other creditors OF Thomas 8. Baldwin who will
come IN and contribute ratably to the costs OF
tn's
John @. Shafer, administrator of Thomas 8. Baid.
aMin, sdeceased; Jane NJ. Baldwin, widow OF
Thomas 8. Baldwin: Robert Stiles, acting
trustee 9. Y. Southail, trustee r. w. A. No.
land, and Thomas j. Baldwin, Cornelia e.
Baldwin, the last four infants under the age or
g Cwenty-one years, by Thomas D.. Eyans, their
guardian al Item. Defendants,
IN THE CHANCERy COURT OF THE CITY or
RICHMOND. ltEf5t (
The following Is an extract from the decree en-.
tered In the cause on the 18th Of April, 1871
1.-THE following accounts are ordered to be taken
by one OF the commissioners Of this court :.
lst. To tak an account Of all the persons estate
OF Thomas ). Baldwin now remaining liable for
the payments Of his debts. 80. &c.
/. "a. An account or the transactions OF John C.
shafer as administrator Of Thomas 5. Baldwin.
90. All accouat OF all the real estate OF said
Baldwin, with Its annusl and fee simple value,
Attn. An account OF all debts due from said
Thomas s, Baldwin or his estate, with their re.
specttve priorities and the proof upon which they
rest.
All OF which accounts the said commissioner Is
directed 10 take, state settle, and report to the
pertinent d by himself or required by any party
The said commissioner is directed to publish
notice once "a week for, four successive weeks In
mond Of the Time and place Of taking said &C.
counts, which shall be equivalent to personal SER
vice upon all the cred tors of Thomas 4. Bald
win deceased and as 10 all the parties this suit
except John G. sheIer, administrator OF Thomas
5. Baldwin, deceased, who shall nave actual notice.
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ASSAULT UPON A CONGRESSMAN.

In Washington, Friday evening, little
excitement was created on Pennsylyanja
avenue in consequence OF an assault made
upon Hon. Dan'l W. Voorhees,. Of Indiana,
by man named Hannegan, said to be son
Of ex-senator Hannegan, who seemed to be
under the influence of liquor. 1t appears
that Mr.. VOORHEES,. Judge Hughes, Senator
Miller of Georgia, and Hannegan were
walking on the street, when Hanneyan sud.
denly and without apparent provocation
struck VOORHEES, OH the head with a sword.
cane, doing no great damage. Mr.. Voor.
hees seemed disinclined to be drawn into a
street-fght with a person in Hannegan's
condition, and the parties separated with a
remark from Mr.. VOORHEES, uncomplimen.
tary to his assailant.- Washington Star.
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Tue ALBEMARLE Guosr.-The Scots.
vii" Register says Sat the time that the
Ghost was operating most violently Beard
Was in the penitentiary.'
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A>FiEASTs.-There is q regular cut-tbroat
IAN" soin. on among the aspirantS for the
Legislature in this county, and, worst of all,
not oue oil these stand ghost OF chance of
Getting the nomination or Of being elected.
Both brains and clear record are the essen.
ualS 10 be possessed by the next representa-.
tive oi Essex, and nothing short OF these re.
rulsitrs viii satisfy our people.-Esser Ga.
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WINES AEB LIQUORS.

r BUMGARDNER'S WHISKEY, re.
~ ceiVed direct from him.
- GEO. A. HUNDLEY g. CO...
nm Sam -. - 628 Broad street.
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CoMM1ss1oHrn's orvicri,,} /,

nICdMUNDi April II 1tIls N. ii =
The parties interested are hereby notified th1ET
nave Fixed on SATURDAY, the eth day OF MxY,
ls7l At 10 O'Clock H., as ths time, and my cace Iii
the city OF Richmond as the place, to execute the
foregoing cecEee. IN THOMAS j. EVANS
ap law4w .S's5eS - Sr Commissioner :
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The old academy at Gainesville was de-
'iroyrl by fire list week.
Rust has made its appearance to nm alarm
ihSeXient on the wheat in this and all the
adjoining counties.-EsSer Gazette.
Mr.. Caleb Gushing has purchased and re.
sides at beautiful country seat, the Glebe
fTmclly the summer residence Of the late
Gen. }. ?. Van Ness, situated about three
miles from the aqueduct bridge, in Virgi
nla.-AleIdHd!rid Gazette.
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sn BARRELS RIJssETT APPLES.iI00
ssJtJ barrels CHILL and JACKSON WI IEk Ro-:
spis lHASs & ToRysts4 u CO...
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An important discovery Of coal has been
made near Quincy, Illinois, @
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IN N. WALKER s. CO., ~
De FIRE. MARINE, AND INLAND +,
INSURANCE AGENTS, -sAs
OFFICE, No. lola MAIN STREET. q
under Messrs. r. Fl. Maury Il Co.

Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property Of all kinds, In the city and country, n-
sured gainst loss tamag by ire at the lowest
rates In companies Of the highest standing. !,
| Tobacco In warehouses and marine and Inland
risks taken at the lowest rates, g
Losses eq6itably adjusted and promptly paid. 81
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GREAT DEPOT

GREAT DEPOT
school BOOKS ADOPTED FOR USE IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA.
The subscribers are agents for
THE UNIVERSE 7 p PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and supplied with full ssock of their publtca-
ers. Arithmetlcs. aud Biographies. together with
Bullion's English Grammars, published by Messrs.
Sheldon & Go. 8
Orders addressed to them for the above or the
other series adopted by the Board Of Education,
win be promptly filed at contract prices. In adj
dtion they furnish ali other school, books used In
the public and private schools Of the State, with
every description of Stationery.
apis WOODHUUSE & PARHAM.
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RICHMOND AND PRTRRsBURsR.R r. Co,,l
RICHMOND. April 30. 1sn.
NHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD

THE T RAINS ON Tells ROAD
l. run as follows Iegsy.,i5 SO s. "a
The mail trains leave Richmond At s:4s A. III.
and y:Ss T. D.; and leave Petersburg At mas A. n.
Freight trains, with passenger car sttacted.
leave Richmond and Petersburg daily Sundays
included) at A. IS. Returning, leave Peters
burg and Richmond at 5 p. d.. LSs slrs>
The s:4s A. n. train will not leave Richmond On
SUNDAYS, and the 1923 r. d. train win nos leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. ~
Passengers for Norfolk win take the S:s5 r. II.
daily train. .s1.szISssfa
train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and
returning, leave Richmond on the same days at
2:35 2. n.
The mail trains wiu run through, stopping only
at Chester.
The A. NJ. daily train will connect at Peterl.
burg with Che Atlantic, Ohio, and Mississippi rvi-
ROAD for Lynchbprg. Il. b. KAoEY,
fap 20 Ticket and FREIGHT Agent.
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COMMISSIONING OFFICE, +,

RICHMOND, April "a, 1871.
The parties inter estcd are hereby notified that
have fixed ON SATURDAY, the 9th day Of May,
1871, at II O'Clock A. NJ, the time, and my Office,
In the city Of Richmond, as the place, to execute
the for egoing decree. THOS. j. EVANS,
ap 26-law4H Commi missioner.
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VIRGINIA SELECT LIST .

VIRGINIA S E l. E C. LIST y
sCHOOL-BOOKs
ADOPTED BY THE
STATE EDUCATIONAL BOARD.
McGufey's Pictorial Primers, 4
McGufey's Speller, .:. '7s' p
McGuffey's First Reader,
: McGuffey's Second Reader,
McGufey's Third Reader,
gees. McGuffey,s Fourth Reader,
~r McGufey's Fifth Reader,
McGuffey's Sixth Reader,
--- Harvey's Elementary Grammar,
HarVey's Practical Grammar,
Guyos's Introduction to the Study Of Geography,
GuyoL's klemelatry Geography
Guyot's Intermediate Geography '
Guyot's Common school Geography.
All the above, together with any and every artt-
Gle needed In the school.room or ONCE, can be
mad In any quantities required at loo3 Main street
= - BENJAMIN BATES,
4. Bookseller and Stationer,
NH 10 ,ssaa-.ssas. - 500 Richmond, Va.
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IMPORTANT TO LIQUOR DEALERS.

Office of Internal Reuenue, Washington,
May l6.-Special Order, No. 9S: Numerous
communications are received at this office
from liquor dealers, representing that so
much of instruction for keeping the book,
Form 81 (revisedD, prescribed in Special No.
feHaTes the HptTy OF eaeh paesdg
crease of labor upon them, and asking that
they be permitted to enter the spirits re-
ceived and sent out, in aggregate. Said in
structions are hereby so far modified as
that spirits received on the same day, from
the same source, in the same way, distilled
or rectifed by the same person, inspected
by the same gauger, and of the same kind,
may be entered in the aggregate, where the
serial numbers of the packages and of
stamps are continuous.
The same rule will apply to the entry of
spirits disposed of. 9esf a. PLEAsANToH,
Il COMMISSIONER
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II IMPORTANT NOTICE TO- sss7 44.s
"a CONSUMERS OF, DRY GOODS.
ALI RETAIL ORDERS AMQ COUNTING TO $40
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
i0FsTHES COUNTRY sa~asss
= FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGEs.a &S8s
* IS HAMILTON EASTER q SONS, ,sesss
ne OF BALTIMORE, Md,
tail Customers at distance, hays established i
-'~1 - - SAMPLE BUREAU, ~. 6. 3.ssz..
a,I W INES u II sAMPEEs, Of the sEWEsT AND
MOST sFASHTCNA BILE GOODS, or french,
analiah and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
m al times to sell ns low, not af less prices fhaa
An house I'm the country. :. ,ke-.rga - ~
Bnyii,1 our goo6s from the largest ana nose cole
hrated manufacturers In the different parts Of Su-
rome, and Importing the same by steamers direct
s To- Baltimore, our stock Is at all times Promptly
supplied With tho novelties OF the London and
As We bay ana sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts we are able and Htlling 70 sen our goods
AT FROM TEN TO eFfF9EEN PER GENT.
LESS PROFIT than II we gayecredtt-
In sending for sanples, spectfy the Kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF. every CLASS
OF goods, from the lowest 10 the most costly.
Grders unaccempanied by the cash win be SEM
= PYR;dnh;pT-pAYIEG WHOLESALE BgyEHs
are Invited 10 Inspect the stock In aan
Package Department = Addres ssp sn,ss :. 81
Iag, ns, 2oi, and COS West baltimore stIesss
- J.
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s.RnaaaK sAtsaaafaass
DECISIONS or Tra TREASURY nSpl srnrn,

DECISIONS OF Tas TREASURY DgpAgrRENr,
The following rules have ncentIy beet,
made by the United States Treasurer.
One and gtwo.cefit coins nts. not sreaa, "a.
bic In pasments OF more than sosir cents for
postage and revenue staYnps. .As ore An
two-cent coins are only liaada Is Isral.sa
for four cents, they are NOT receivable ia
payment for postage and revenue atan,ns
For more than that amount iat any one pay.
mert. "a ss,s , & go
Interest on yampcund-snteress notes
ceased at their maturity. BY the terms Of
the compound-interess notes the principal
and interest became due in three wears
from. the dates thereof, from which dates
Of maturity the interest ceased. The De.
partmeut has been prepared at any time
since to pay the same on presentation
Congress has conferred on the Depart
inent no authority To redeem 1e2al-tender
notes totally destroyed. N Although Com
gress has In some instances authorized the
department To make payment for Interest,"
bearing securities which had been lost or
totally DESTROYED, no Sich authority, spe-
cial or general, has been conferred in cases
Of the loss or destl pction of lcgal.tendcr
notes, So 80 L :.,is.i X. tst 81.
Register fees on redeemed currency for
wartled by postmasters to the Treasurer
CANNOT NC Df tuS SoSSInL2GHb. JnGre
is no provision of law for the payment by
the Government Of registry fees on redeem
ed currency forwarded 30 the Treasurer by
postmaSters. 80 g.@ asa sa,4E*z
No gold notes OF national bank are re-
deematle at the Treasury, only in case Of
its failure or liquidation. The national
bank notes payable in lawful money and
the gold notes of national banks are re-
deemable only ut the Treasury in the case
Of the failure of bank or its going into
liquidation. 7.sf5,* y
Duplicates cannot be issued Of drafts
proper " issued TO agents or attorneys, and
still in existence. When drafts have been
delivered to one agent or attorney by order
Of the payee or partyat interest, and are still
in existence, duplicates will not be issued
to such payee or party at interest because
the agent or attorney refuses to deliver the
drafts without the payment of an alleged
eXorbitant fee.
Gold notes Of San Francisco national
banks are not redcemable at New York.
National banks must receive each others
gold notes at par. Under section 5 OF the
act of July u, 1870, the First National
Bank of San Francisco, in common with all
other gold national banks that may be or
gained in the city, ia specially exempted
from providing for the redemption In New
York Of its notes. Under section of the
same act all national banks issuing gold
notes are required to receive at par in the
payment of all debts the gold notes of any
other national bank.
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mot DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
IL OF THE ESPATESOF JOHN DE-
GEASED.-As illustrator of the estate al John
Iietjen, deceased, hereby call upon all parsons
indebted to said estate 10 COME forward without
delay and settle thsir accounts; and also uponaH
persons to whom said estxta Is indebted 70 conc
forward and prove tteir claims In due time can
usually be found at the Office OF Cosby JHekson b
Turner. attorneys at law, corner OF 10th and
Sank stxsets, Richmond, Va. - M
Given ander my hand rs administrators az afore-
said this nth day OF 4 rsil, 1sTl.s 81 @
ap 1a-TnaWasts at.ss2 C. vs. TURAEE, sAdnair.s-
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND q
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTHEAST AND NOhThWE EST.
TRAIN No. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN via
W ashington leaves the depot corner or Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at I2:45 r. 81. Arrives IN
Richmond daily at $40 p. III. -, 80.
d TRAIN NO. 2.-THROuGH MAIL TRAIN Ufd
WashinEton Leaves the depot corner or Byrd ana
Eighth streets, daily (sundaya exceptcdI, at 8lS
2. Ms Arrives In Richmond taondays excepted
at $3.50 A. NJ.
THRUUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG-
GAGE CHECKS to sill principal points In tbs
NORTHEAST and NORTHWEST. Il.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond On
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. z - z
The ACCOMMODATION T RAIE beeweca
Richmond and Milford will be run daily lsundays
Leaving ne depos S9 ar11 Il h. Re
Apr Apply at COMPANY's OFFICE, corner Of
Broad and Eighth streets. ,-,,,rv
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
Ed. T. d. MYERS, General Sup't 10
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!. A IA !i;,,WolRasTSEM!4Al;M,

ss.sss =, CHARLES T. WQRTHAM. +,
Ex'ors OF r. G. WORKMAN, deed.
"a RIcHMeND, April l, 1871. ap ls-Tp4w
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! PUBLIC NOTICES.

|.NOTICE.-The subscriber having made
IN affidavit OF loss, and executed bonds VIII
security according toll sw, will make. application
t. the Board OF Directors of the Ola DOMINION
Coal Company to issue to him new cesttncate
for one hundred and twenty tl25) shares OF the
capital stock Of the said companyto him. belong
ing In place or CERTlFlCATE no. sEyES fit
or destroyed By fire.
is.mh IS-Tg2m JACOB 6UMBlAD.
NOTICE.-As the GERTIFICATE0F
IN STATE 0F VIRGINIA: STOCK No. = ,T7c
dated ssh September, 1851, 70 A: q. workman
Edwin WORKMAN, and C. T. W rtham, executors
Of re. WORKMAN. decd for $5,oeu issued unoel
an act Of the General Assembly Of Virginia passed
tered stock is lost, and cannot be found we EMAIL
make application TO che AUDITOR foT the renewal
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
} OVAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

SoPtai wv
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Va. ESQ., 900
Insures all kinds OF PROPERTY or MERCHAN-
Disc at moderate rates against loss or damage
by fire. Losses paid promptly without discount
PLYTON .lS ELLEKSON, gents,
my 9-3m Corner I3th and Cary streets. :
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The Trouble in the State.
A rRochAAIArIoN FROM TIE PRESIDENT


WASHINGTON, March 24-The following
proclamation has been issued:
DY THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES
OF AMEnlCA--A PROCLAMATION.
lMcrcas, 1t is provided in the Constitution
of the United States that the United States
shall protect every State in this L ZION on op
pication of the Legislature, or of the Excu
tive, when tho Legislature cannot be conven
cd, against domestic violence; and,
Whereas, it is provided in the laws of tho
United States that in all cases of insurrcction
in any State, or of obstruction to the laws
thereof, it shall be lawful fol the President
Of the United States on application of the
Legislature of such State, or of tho Execu-
tive when the Legislature cannot be corvcn.
cd, to call for the militia Of any other State,
or States, or to employ such part of the land
and naval force as shall be Judged necessary
for the purpose Of supprossing such insurrco.
tion, or Of causing the laws to be duly exc.
cutcd; and,
Whereas, | have received information that
combinations of armed men, unauthorized by
law, are now distributing the peace and safe
ty OF tho citizens of the State of South Caro-.
lima, and committing acts Of violence in said
State OF character and to an cxtont which
renders tho powers of the State and its Off
GERS unequal to the task Of protecting life
and property, aud securing public order thero-
in; and,
Whereas, the Legislature of said State is
not now in session and cannot be convened
in time to meet the present emergency, and
the Executive of said State has therefore
made application to me for such part of tic
military force Of the United States us may be
necessary and adequate to potect said State
and tho citizens thereof against the domestic
violence hcrcinbcfore mentioned, and to Gu
force the due execution of the laws; and,
Whereas, the laws of tho United States
require that whenever it may be necessary,
in the judgments of the President, to use the
military force for the purpose aforesaid, he
shall forthwith, by proclamation, command
such insurgents to dspcrso and retire peace
ably to their respective abodes within limit
cd time:
Now, therefore, I, Ulysses S. Grant, prcsi
dent Of the United States, do hereby command
the persons composing the unlawful combina-
tions aforesaid to dsporsc and retire pcacea.
ply to their respective abodcs within twenty
days from this date.
In witness whereof, I have hcrcunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this oath
day of March, in the year Of our Lord 1871, ,
and of the independence of the United States
the niuty fifth.
(Signcd) U. S. GRANT.
by the President:
HAMILTON Fisu. Secretary Of State
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The Rural Carolinian,

For April If possible, more full of good
things than usual-comcs to our editorial ia.
bic q welcome visitor We'll edited, hand
somcly illustrated, and rcplctc with valuable
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