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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-08-15
From the Southern Guardian.
A Card.


Having assurance from his excelency
Gov Pickens that, in the event of being
successful, I shall be furnished with Field
Battery and the necessary equipments for
active service, I confidently appeal to the
patriotism of my fellow. citizens to aid me
in raising an Artillery Company for the de-
fence of our common cause and country
The enemy virtually acknowledge that his
infantry cannot stand up against ours, when
he declares that this is to be san artillery
War;" 1t is the part of wisdom, however,
in US, not to allow him to overcome this
Inequality in that arm Of the service, which
must ever have conspicuous part in mod
eru warfare. The victory Of the 2lst July
has yielded US many rich results, and a.
moug them are to be counted the numerous
aud splendid parks of artillery captured on
that day. These we must turn against
their former masters. With them properly
manned, in addition to our batteries now
in the field, we shall be more than match
for them even with the weapon Of their
own selection.
Those desrous of joining in this effort
to aid in the defence of our Confederacy
will communicate with me at this place,
either in person or by letter. And as this
immediate District has been heavily drain
ed to gil the ranks of our gallant volunteer
CONF mpauies now in the field, l shall be glad
to enroll members from all parts of the
State as we'll.
The organization will be received and
mustered into service for the war, under the
proclamation of the Governor calling for
three thousand additional troops.
ALLEN J. GREEN.
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RErAL1Ar1oN.-A gentleman by the
name of Taylor, residing 10 Gilmer County,
Virginia, whose property had been destroy
ed by the invaders, has killed no less than
eighteen of the Ohio vaudals, in that and
the adjoining counties. -.
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THE LADIES RELIEF SOCIETY.

To the Editor of the Yorkvle Enquirer.
Sir Although, doubt not, in COM
mon with many of the patriotic members Of
this community, previously to tie announce
ment of local efforts on the part of the
ladies of Yorkville, had cheerfully given
$50, through other channels, for purposes
similar to those they have announced in
your columns. I have equal pleasure in
making you the medium of conveying to
their Treasurer, mite Of SIS herewith en-
closed, trusting that all situated as l am,
may at once, in this way, mark with their
appreciation, the local, Jealous and timely
efforts of the daughters of York. Wishing
you, sir, much success, l am, &C.,
J. ROBERTSON REID.
Yorkville, s. c., 18th August, 1861.
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ROYAL V1s1roR-A gentleman Who
came from Manassas yesterday, says that
Prince Napoleon, of France, is on visit
to our camp at that place. On Thursday
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RorI.oF THEsPALMER GUARDS

Subjoiued is the roll of the "Palmer
Guards" organized in Yorkville, last week.
The non Commissioned Officers have not,
as yet, been appointed:
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RoLLoFTHECAMPBELL RIFLES

RoLLoFTHECAMPBELL RIFLES.
The following is the roll of the "Camp-
bell Rifes," which left this place on Tues
day last, for Ligbtwood Knot Springs:
OFFICERS.
JNO l.. MILLER Captain.
w S. DUNLAP, lst Lieutenant.
T. ]. BELL, ID Lieutenant.
J. n. BIGHAM, Sd Lieutenant.
pRlvATEs.
J. J. Alexander, j. l.. Jackson, siarnh hamk,
las. Arowood, s. NJ. Johnston, NJ l.. sanders,
e. G. Barber E. Jones, George Sherer,
4 BIackwel j. D. Keil, r. N. Spenser,
Lewis Boin Jas Kincaid j. ID. Stewart,
/ Brown Lewis Lanier, W. T. Stewart,
W. VI. Brown, K. ]. Love, X. L. slmmohsA
j. J. Clark. VIM. Lowry, j. l.. Smtn, /
w ChiIders, d. ID. Moore, j. H. SmHn, 4
J. VI. Clark, K. l.. Manning, Il. w. smu', -
j. =. Chambers, w. {. Manning, SAM STRAIN,
w = ChanIhers J. b. McFaddcn Joseph Templeton,
W. {. ChiIderS, J. E. Mcknight William Wallace,
E. ChiIders J. B. Mcknight A. l.. Wallace,
G. p Clines, J. K. Mcknight, w. l.. Wallace,
j. A. Cobb, J. l.. Mcdaniel, Lewis WOOD,
NJ. V. Darwin, w. j. MullinaH, mos. Mehef'
Alfred Doster w. J. Miller, James Wear,
Iohn nowdp l. A. Nichols w. w White.
Iohn p Earjes C. w. Parish II. WestmOreland,
Wm Finley w NJ Pinkston, J. B. Whisonant,
w. c. Ferguson. c. NJ Pearson, r. Z. Whitesides,
John Hagns, r. Pierce, X ". WhtcsideS,
w r. Haoins p C. Pressly ]. VI. Whitesides,
6 Haoins Warren Quinn, T. B. WhitesidcS,
Martin Hobrooks, T. w. Ramsay, w. p. Wylte
W. H. Howell.
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w. H. McCORKLE, Captain.
l.. NJ. GRlST, LIST. Lieutenant.
JOHN It. PARKER, 2nd Lieutenant.
|. D. WITHERSPOON, 3rd Lieutenant
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l. d. WITHERSPOON, 3rd Lieutenant.
PRIvATEs.
r NJ Allison, w. A. Galloway, w. F. McCuuoch
w e Adams J. M Galloway G. w. McKeown,
= Rnrns C. D. Gwinn J. N. McElwee,
+. A. Black Richard Hare, D. w. Moore,
w Rnms r Hafner L. G. McNeal,
Iohn r. s.rher j. A. R. Hail. J. G. McNiel,
~ 2 prrrs F. H. Holbrooks w. G. Mcdowell
James B. Brown, B. p. r. Henry, y: w. Pealsoh,
&C Creps, II. G. jackson, Allison Patterson,
J. c. Chambers, ID. A. James, -; rnAso'i
r. s. Chambers, David Jackson, w. +. Pratt, / n
RE D. Cuuence, w. E. Jackson, Samuel Pratt, ~
}. N. Clark, d. ~ Jackson, ). l.: fmhei,
R. Coonrod, X. T. jenkins, a. W; riuAiso'
w H. Cairns. l.. Koester, w. =. Fursiey,
J. II. Crawford, Jas NJ. Lindsay, NJ - hoss,
]. T. Davidson, w. H. Lindsay, J. r. Roach,
yohn navies w Lindsay s. w. Robson,
iohn w noster 4 G. Love N. NJ. Sandifer,
rs,ss WIN H. Lowry, J. NJ. Shearer,
n NJ Estes r A Iockard, .J.W. Tomlinson
J. Flach, J. W. Lawrence, n iiipeliahe' ,u'
J. r. Feemster, VIM. Lenear, s. NJ wilson,
= n Eesms,e, w J. Lee James Watson,
. p w Faris w D MHer R. N. Whtesides,
II " Cuinn w. M. McCuly, ]. Spratt Wright,
Ias:a NJ C;nnn !. O. Montgomery, S. w. Watson,
VIM. E. Gum, E. NJ. Murphy, X. }. "lthefS'
NJ C. .Goudelock, A. Augustus MOORE
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To the Families and Friends of the
Carolina Volunteers.

From the Columbia South Carolina Guardian
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-08-15

Gen.:G. T.. Beauregard, &c., 80 !, &e: ?.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-19

f@1T ,fE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
aud no hi MRUG.-pEfERS' tNFAIL4RLE
REMEDY FOR GONNOR&utEA AND ALI. ST.
cREr DISEASES. This great American remedy,
contyi.tas MeTo'Uiat Ea.s;tinc properties ex-
.c,s cv.sS thing heretofore offered 70 The pubHc in
its curative restorative, and repovatiug powers I;
an3 the ucdtcai warld arc aston shed when Ntoid
'hut ,he above re'aoAy VIII cure The {tovc DIS
eases, aHa coptoandcd when they have ocular de
faonSfrajions "a the facts But the proprietor. who
h.s known - tbc remedy Tor twenty odd years.
has koaUp - a csra al twenty years standing TO
he restored peg1c, health, AMI a other cases Of
shorter iug4f'1n % he restored without a sin gle ex-
ccrt49u and therefore challenges any ot Con
orrltc which tha remedy VIII no: cure provided
the directions carried out with prudence the
part - the pa'ieDt, ard aay one purchasing half
dszcn hsftes, aud uSs accordingly, la his or her
case he guarantees perfect care; and in of
fs:.1-e, VIII furnish additional medicine, free of
ehscscs 20 complete the cure through his agents:
ana cr'e VIII he efecsed without Inconvenience
"a the patient.
Sold by APFERS0% * DCpUY, No. POI
Breed street, AID .. l.. : lkECkER, Main street,
Grusgis.s sg,nts TOR tue city Of Richmond. Sold,
also. ny NJ \. " 4. 4. SANTOS, Norfolk, and
CHAS u. CAMPBELL and WILSON & VIII
ItAAiS. Portsmouth IA au io-6sn.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

NEW DRUG STORE.
ROBERT W. POWERS,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has taken and re-ftted, in q new and HAND
some style, the store formerly occupied by j. b.
Wood, and more recently by G. s, Dawson, No. sc,
corner Main and Wall streets one door above the
St. Charles Hotel. Richmond Va, and has just
opened with entirely stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept in his line,
selected in person by himself, with especial refer
to their freshness purity, and entire reliability
Physicians will find his stock of ID r G. >,
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACECTI-
CAL PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENTS, &C, very complete, embracing many new
and desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
OF day or night.
~ Orders promptly attended TO.
&C Sta ROBT w POWERS
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10000 !:s, . Small size Family Sides
100 torces prime sugar-cured Family Hams
30 do. choice Leaf Lard.
30 bags prime Rio Coffee
800 bbis. Morris No. l. . and Sugar
% bbis. Lowering Powdered Sugar
% hbis. Crushed Sugar
20 hhds. New Orleans Sugar
800 bbls. Woods n Carolina Clipped, Family
Roe ana Gross ierrings.
No. /, = and 3 Mackerei.
80 bhls. n o. No!asses superior quality.
50 do prime Cuba Moasses.
80 do. NORRIS Syrup
100 do. Portland syrup.
20 eases Matches.
200 bDls. Common Whiskey.
100 bbis. Old kye Whiskey, various brands.
Port, Madeira Sherry and Malaga Wine
100 doz, B;oosns; 100 coz. Buckets, and 5
hoops
100 Ibis, French Brandy and Rose Gin
50 kegs Family Leaf Lard.
$50 boxes AualueHtIDe C.ntlC9-
1t1 boxes Mustard.
- kegs Carb. Soda.
20 kegs Sal Soda.
- bags Pepper Spice sni Ginger
t'S boxes Soalr-Detersive. Pale and Brown.
Green ami Black Teas, Blackberry ami
Cherry brandy, Ginger Brandy,
Wrapping Paper, Lines, Wrapping
Irvine
$40 sacks 4ine sat
81 bb!s. y. Z. Family Sbai
10 bali bbls Woods North Carolina Family
Roe Eerr;ngs.
% bbs. Vinegar.
p tierCe5 prime Rice.
p casks quarts i-ondon Porter,
- casks pints London Porter.
81 toz. Yeast Powders
% bbis. StUart's Mountain Whiskey, 4 yrs
old
50 bbls. Banks Mountain Whlskey, years
old.
IL eighth casks Cognac Brandy.
) half pipes fine Cognac Brandy.
bales fresh iiops, Just received.
- bbls Trails Rum.
: half pipes Holland Gin.
Il b5ls very fine old Va. Apple Brandy.
With fu.i assortment OF Goods in our line. For
sale by WM. b. JONES & Co,
9--l2t l5th 81, between Main aud Cary.
i1PO RTANT TO OFFICERS AND
SOLDIERS.
J. s. ROBERTSON.
CJyaPy Of t1oreraoS and Fran siin Stress, Richmond
Virginia,
Keeps constantly on hand /. large and varied
sortIntut ~ Choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market
Absolute best OLD RYE WHlSKEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY--dsrilled in the
mountains of this State.
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him are
warranted pure and good. sales.
L. S.-Particular attention paid TO putting up and
shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers, stationed
and away from Richmond
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E.aEE; y FIRE INSURANCE.

EViRE INSURANCE.
s. MARINE INSURANCE.
Incorporated 1922
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURhNCE COMPANY.
!. y Office No. l3i Main street, Richmond. -.
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, S2300o0:
This Company has the advantage OF twenty
seven years experience in the Insurance business,
ana having enjoyed the favor of the public during
ali that period, needs TO special recommendation 10
the citizens of Virginia.
Ii effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world
Its cash capital and surplus above, and its
affairs managed prutently, but iberally, and
its rates are as low as those of any other good
institution. DIRECTORS
w. L. Cowardin, J. f. Wordsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace L. Kent, Thomas Samson, B. L. Winston,
VIM Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell Jno n Gordon,
JAS A. Inloes, H. A. Claiborne. Alex. E. Parker,
Joseph z. Winston.
Apply to the President or Secretary in person.
by letter. w. l.. COwARDIN, President.
WIN. WILLIS, Jr., Secretary. je 9-tf
IFE, FIRE A d N a RI n E
l. INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, No. l53 MAIN IN. T.. COR OF ltd ST.,
RICHMOND, Va. .
Chartered 2Sth March, 1887.
This old and reliable Institution with ample CAPT.
tai, and contingent fund carefully invested,
tinues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDIZE, of every description; HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WAXING APPAREL,
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the
lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currie, Robt. NJ Burton,
e. II. Workman, Francis J. Barnes
John H. Claiborne, John r. Sublett,
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Gee n. Gwathmey.
Peter c. Warrick.
DAVID CURRIE, President.
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer. .e .s
L. T. BROOK, Secretary. de PLY
ID ENJOY A 1.-The VIRGINIA FIRE AND
n, MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY have
removed their Office to their new building, No. ls3
Main street, between the American Hotel and the
Bank of Virginia. an 26-lm
JAMES b. MACMURDO, Agent MANHAT-
81 TAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
New York. Office at the Insurance Agency
of THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEHD, on llth street, nearly
opposite Goddins Hall, where applications viii be
received. gu LILY
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T w. FRAYSER,
APOTRECARY AND DRUGGIST,

APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Sereneenn, betpeea Grace and Broad streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
Dealer In Drugs Medicines. Chemicals, Fancy Ar
ticles, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, &c Also Paints,
Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Burning Find, Kerosene Oil, Al
eohol; Garden and Flower Seeds; Cigars, Snuff
and Tobacco, Of various brands; Brushes, Combs,
&c all the popular Patent Medicines Of the day,
and all other articles usually kept in Drug stores
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
Physicians and others can rely on having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded at all hours of the DAY and NIGHT
J. W. FRAYSER, Druggist.
NH %
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NJ o T / G + .

y
Persons who are sending clothing and sup.
plies 10 troops IN the field, requested 70 mark
ii5tnctiY on the package with marking Ink the
NAME OF the party for whom intended, the REGI-
aEsT 10 which he belongs, and the PLACE OF DEs-
TlNATIos, care of tguarternaster az Rtct 1Dd, to
whom the usual railroad receipt shout be for
warded by the shipper.
IL--siany packages arrive at the depots Of the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
OFF; OF course their destination cannot be known by
the Quar.ermaster. Others are imperfectiy marx
ed, and cannot be identified.
in-An articles deposited at the Quarterinss
ters Office in Richmond for shipment, lnust be left
there before 3 O'clock, = NJ TO insure their ship
nent on that day. j. MAURY GARLAND,
an 9S~~ts Capt. snd Asst @ N.
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DEMOvAL OF BRIGGS OLD ESTAB
IL, LISHED BAKERY. f
he subscriber, thankful for the patronage 10 Lib
orally bestowed him for the last five years takes
this method Of informing his friends and the public
in general that he has removed to the corner below
his old stand which be has had fitted up In the most
approved style, and second to none south Of Mason
and Dixons line, whers be hopes to meet his old
friends and the public, assuring them that nothing
shall be wanting on bis part to please them
serve al that viii favor him with q call with as
good BREAD CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES, ~
can be made In any establishment in the city.
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUITS, &c, fresh
every morning end evening.
CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES, fresh every day
BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS nicely pack
ed aud sent to any part Of the city or country.
Parties supplied with Pia;a and Ornamental
CAKES. l. d. BRIGGS,
SO 2-lms Corner 4th and Broad sts
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GUNNER CLOTHING.
- AT VERY LOW PRICES.
DARRACOTT HARRIS a. CO.,
Have on hand
Fine Dress SUITS
Fine Fancy Cashmere SUITS. ...-5 f.
Fancy Linen SUITS.
Fancy Cottouade SUITS. ... .
Fancy Silk VESTS.
Fancy Marseilles VESTS.
White Linen COATS
Blay and Spanish Linen COATS.
Linen and Marseilles PANTS
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, all styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS
Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
NECK TIES, HANDKERCIIIEFS, STOCKS,
GLOVES, SUSPENDERS and SOCKS,
Which they selling very low, for cash
DARRACOTT, HARRIS s. CO.,
je 7-ts li2 Main street
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA, I

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Richmond Aug. Z, 1861.
OIlCE-lt is very desirable that all corps,
IN communities and individuals In the State
having ARMS OF any kind--beyond those sbso-
inteiy necessary for their Immediate use-shoud
return the same to this Department as soon a. DOS
sbe that they may be overhxulsd aud thoroughly
repaired Address,
G. DIMMOCK, Colonel,
au e-ts Chief OF Ordnance Of VIRGINIA
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u remnin ,enrs in xral.t.Ae.

ESQ. 80 West Baltimore stree,'
KaeGua:isia Con- -, pyspeps'e, Debility, ocro-
fpla. i.yes, Pain N IL. side Daek, Sc. are cured
by It,
FEMALES And CHILDREN This II, TUHE
will lie found great medicine FOX al ;ueir dis
eases.
Ca! a7I re- Pamphlets, and read many Of The
isoSt powerful possible certificates Of cures of ihe
above diseases 81 tur uysn citizens.
Sold ty Z i;tiIi. i.ABD Z 90. RI, hr..out
bv BIL COOKE. Frederick >oufg. by ali tie Drug.
g.s1s IT, Petersburg, Jy MORTIMER { NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; ma by druggists and Shop
keepers every here. Tec bottle; six bottles, 50
t--iN..-f-
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'lRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

NOX'S LINE FREIGHT BOATS 10
J LYNCHBURG THREE TIMES A WEEK:
TUESDAYS, TT UR SDAYS AND SATGR.
DAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THos. r. ENHTr
Boat JAS j. IRBY, Capt. L. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt II. w. Cur.
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt J. w. SrRArroS.
Boat FAME, Capt. W. II. PARSONS.
Boat -, Capt -.
These Boats are all of the Arst class, commanded
oy careful Captains and banda and leave promptly
as advertised For freight. apply to
GUY 4 COX, Agents.
- fe It's At Coxs Shed. Dock street
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CLOTHING. &c.

DICHMOND CLOTHING MANDATORY.
ia, The subscribers have on hand q large and
complete assortment Of SOUTHERN MANUFAC.
TURED GOODS-Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ings Of all grades, from the following noted mills:
Grenshaw Mills, Richmond, Va; Miller T. Cos
Mills, Culpeper county, Va Kelly, Ford e. Co.'S
Mills, Fredericksburg, Va; Thomas e. Aimes
Mills, Marion, Smith county, Va; Rock Island
Mills, Charlotte, n. c.; which we prepared to
make to measure at the shortest notice, and in the
latest and most approved styles-goods that will
compare in every respect with the best Northern
manufactured goods, and many Of the Crenshaw
goods equal i'll quality to French. There can be no
longer an excuse for buying goods manufactured
out Of the State. In addition we keep always on
hand a stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, not to be sur.
passed by any house in the city. We have the
best of Cutters and a corps Of workmen not to be
surpassed by any house in the Union, with q deter
mutation to furnish our patrons with Southern
Clothng-nlaterial raised South and we trust to be
sold and worn South, determined to do
all in our power to push forward Southern nstitu-
tions SPENCE Il CAREY, ~,
Ciothers aud Merchant Tailors,
fe % Corner of Main aud 18th streets.
VRENSHAW'S CASSIMEREs, WETHER.
~ ELLIS CASSIMERES, YOUNG & WIN.
STON'S CASSIMERES, MILLER'S CASSI-
MERES-all of .sf
LY7 Southern Manutacsnre IA
now in hand and will be made to order In
the latest styles. either for citizens military
wear. Remember this Ia q Southern mandatory,
and has been for the last II years. 1t has net
sprung up from the necessity of the causes. Being
a practical at the business, land hot having
climbed in at the back window over other peoples
shoulders) l fatter myself that know my bust.
ness. and knowing it, can give the customers the
benefit of that knowledge
Call at the large and new store. but old stand.
ia Main street fmh 2yl VIM IRA SMITH
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RtAgx = A-ls0 ~ = 80 s;J..s.:s - q

s@"-@gfa ID ~ = 50 2 - a -. q u
ssk@ tf8assa sFtss $50
s : 49, vi 4ssSA IS SOS *
80 ssssasss 81 .s4ss.4 .s&t .s -ess-e@
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u T.. ROBINSON, GRADUATE OF THE
IL PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHAR.
Macy SUCCESSOR TO LAIDLEY & RoBINsoN,)
Fourth and Franklin streets, Richmond, has In store
Q large, fresh and wellseeeted stock Of Medicines,
Chemicals. Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c. which
be offers ct low prices. Strict personal attention
viii be given al the departments Of the business
Orders for shipment will be promptly attended to
aud most carefully packed no II
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CUUTHEKN PKINTINV AND WRITIN0
y INK ESTABLISHMENT,
Clay. between 9th and 18th sts., Richmond. Va.
TAYLOR & BAPTIST, (aucceasors to Tsylo,
& Hargrove1 PRINTING and WRITING INK
MANUFACTURER, take pleasure in announcing
to the Southern public that their INK FACTORY
IL now in successful operation for the manufactur
of every description Of PRINTING and WRl
TING INKS, which they are prepared to furnish
reasonable terms NEWS, BOOK, and JOB
INKS, Of every description, always on hand
WRITING INKS of all colors In use.
T All orders promptly attended to.
". Address, TAYLOR & BAPTIST
au 22-Im p. o. Box 28g Richmond. Va
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4 TTENTION, HOME ARTILLERY
a COMPANY "B."-Atterd drills of your
Company every WEDNESDAY, evening on the
Capitol Square, at o'clock, punetually. Mem
bers falling to attend regularly, will have their
names stricken from the roll and reported, with
amount OF fines, their respective militia Colones
BY order Of the Captain.
Sc Is-,}tf JOHN LEfTWlCH, lst Sergt.
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nNE H NDRED d OIL l. "A X 8 r E.
w A II d .-Ranaway from the subscriber,
on the 9th instant at Vienna, Virginia, Nit
latt0 Boy named SAM. Said Boy is about 20 years
OF age, 5 feet or inches high. He had Oh when
he left pair of white oznaburg pants and checked
shirt no coat is rather slow spoken no particu
lar marks remembered.
The above ard will be given for sufficient
proof to convict any white person Of assisting said
Bow in eif4ctng his escare; TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS viii De- paid io- lis safe delivery either
TO myself or IL any iail where can set him.
A X. TREBLE,
au 2T-lm- OF the Sd Reg't S. c. Vols
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EIRST CLASS MEDICINES
MEADE a. BAKER,

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porters; Porte Monnaies Combs, Brushes, Toilet
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lowest rates. MEADE s. BAKER
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81. s-eals ;or the seize d the Good. lnguG',,tur-
I'll by the CROSS HAN WOODEN COMPANY, Of
.liCHHONA VA, ", have hand about 70
600 yards Of ,na, ltia and Fancy Single aud
Doublc Allied C-A>..tfi EE-S and CLOTHS, be
sies ut Of FINE Bi.ENhEIS and GENTLE.
ttfH'> ~iiAWLS--.,It are manufacturing the
Ia,r 81 1000 !Mds pc week I'll of which we offer
80 -. trade at iar prices and liberal terms, with
entire confidence that lie enterprise will receive
liberal sU.5 pprt.
CRh&SHAW < co, Agents.
f. s-t-at- Richmond Va