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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

MECHANICS. FARMERS WORKING MEN.
THE attention OF the enterprising and Industrious por
ton Of the community directed to the following
statements liberal Inducements offered them by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, they will perceive, will enable them, by
proper energy, perseverance and industry, TO provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No state in the Valley Of the Mississippi offers so great
an induoernent TO the settler the Stats OF Illinois
There is 10 portion OF the world where all the cond
tons OF climate and soil SO admirably combine to pro
de those two great staples, Cozs and wEEAI, as the
Prsiries OF Illinois
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
ne deep rich loan Of the praries is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF the Eastern
and sIildle States moving TO Illinois N great mum
ber Tie area Of Illinois IS about equal TO that OF In
gland and the SOL rich that il viii support twenty
millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS
These lands are contiguous 70 railroad 100 miles
IN Iength which with other roads and navlga
be LIKES and rivers thus aOrding an unbrsken com
rnunfcaton with the Eastern and Southern markets
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus fa- capital and labor have been applied to de-
ysloj the soil the great resources OF the state IN
col and iron are almost untouched The inTarable rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food and fuel
Sre cheapest VIII follow early day in Illinois, and
IA the course OF the years the natural laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that at least
five huntret thousand people Will be engaged in the
STATE Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
m-uts.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 500 600 600 OF private capital have been eI-
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois 1nasmuch as
part Of the income from several OF these works, with
valuable public fund in lands, to diminish the State
expenses the TAXES LIGET, and must consequently
every day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
he State dss IS only SO Jos 1898 H. ard tciAn the
las, lres years has been reduced - $50 TAG So and
may resos15y es that ten years II tDiH become er
tint
PRESENT POP ULATI0N.
Tue State = rapidly fling up with population sos,
O persons having been added since 1850, making the
Pamphlets descriptive OF the lands soil, climate,
application u
j. w FC
For The naraes OF the Towns, Wills
nets Central Railroad, see pages ass,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

e. Passengers should bear in mind that the ssCIN-
CINNATI'' is the OLD and FAVORlTE ROUTE Con
nectons made promptly, the Roads thoroughly
BAIl.ASTED, and all modern improvements adopted
insuring SPEED oMFoKT and SAFETY.
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Notice to Shippers.

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

RI open snf ready to furnish parties rrivaie OF
IN public, al shortest notice Every kind OF Bread
Cake and COLLECTIONS constantly on hand and any ex
iras furnished zs short notice.
nfsc1s-3m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

Trains run by COLUMBUS TINE, which is Minutes
faster than CINCINNATI TINE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18
THROUGH TICKETS

1HoA III llt H ELS
Are sold at all the PRINCIPLE RAILROAD TICKET
OFFICES in the WEST and SOUTH. ASK for Tickets
via. CINCINNATI.
P. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent, Cin'ti
mav17-n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

And for diseases arising from habits Of dissipation 1t
removes all improper discharges; will restore the
patient in short time 10 state of health and purity
Use HelBabold's Extract Buchu for diseases and sdec
tions OF the most distressing character
Use Hetmbods Extract Btlchu for all affections and
of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18
TO ACTUAL CULTIvAToRs.
PRICES AND TERns OF PAYMENT.

The prices OF these lands vary from So TO s25 per
acre according to location, quality &c. First class
farming lands sell for about $40 to So per acre and
the relative expense OF subdung prairie land as com
pared with wood land the ratio Of TO 10 in favor
OF the former The terms OF sale for the bulk Of these
lands will ha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-06
CONFED'TE STATES + AMERICA, /,
QUAR'RNAsTER gems DEPARTMENT,

REDMOND, November, 1851.
NIRC U LA R.-Ihe following additional In.
private property for military purposes, issued
for the Information and guidance of officers and
agents OF 'his Department:
l. An ofieer appointing agents to make Impress
ments will in all cases furnish to such agents writ
ten evidence of their auth ,rty 10 aet and agents.
whenever reaui cd by parties interested, will ex-
hibit the orders or authority under which they are
acting.
2. Agents who make impressments will, In all
cases, give to he owner of the property impress
ed, or his agent certificate sa ing the character
and value thereof; and they viii, moreover, return
to the officer OF this Department, from whom they
derive their authority. statement Of all properly
impressed by them, with the name, of the owners
An b.frs ct of these statements will be forwarded
to this ofi,e by the officer 10 whom they are re-.
turned.
3. Impressments must not be resorted to except
when absolutely demanded by the public necessi.
ties, and their burden mnst be appoi toned among
the community, 70 far a. may be possible equally
and impartislly, having due regard 70 the means
and ability Of owners Of property.
4. When teams and other property Including
slave teamster-, are impressed Into the service of
the Confederate Stairs, the owners thereof may be
compens ated by officers Of the Quartermaster 3
Department, at the usual rates Of hire.
o. When the owners Of any property impressed
into the public services slaves excepted are willing
to relinQuish the same to the Government, the Of
icers of the G aartermsster's Department may pay
the fsir appraised value thereof. and take mp the
property on their returns, to be accounted for ~
i. When private property has been duly i'm.
pressed by order Of the commanding officer, and It
shall appear BY satisfactory evidence 20 have been
expended in the public service. officers Of the
QuarteRmaster's Department NAV pay the fair ap.
pfAised value thereof. although the property may
not have been resu asiy received aad issued by any
Q1artssnss'sr. 4. u MYERS,
enA We ss~r
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fEs sunsuibsf would eail The stter,,op ., la.
mars, Miners, Manufas sursrs, Ac. 10 : isrrs lct 81
SUPERIOR WOOL HATS
Fer servants, manu aetured at Tnsenlovss. Ala
sama Ihsx srs he BE-. n... Of The HE'D ever
wear any Northern Hat St the sans price. -
Also, for ssIc MILITARY GAPS, msnufac.ured
IT his establishmsrf 10 which Tho attention OF the
Dilitsry II respectfully called.
TO parties in debted 10 the subscriber he would
request them to ssttle, ~ the present tusiaess Will
be ciosed In few weeks, hui the manufacture of
Caps viii be continued q long - practicable
de 4-Gts e2 Main street. Richmond.
NIL CLOTHS The subscribers, svins IN.
creased their facilities for panufa turing. are
CLOTHS Of various WIDTHS, from "a to 80 inches
wide. Also, CAP CLOTHS. These goods will
be found superior to any othsr manufactured in
the South. The attention Of clotbisrs 10 psrticu.
Is h''' ssira s'2p foET
Factory near Central Depot.
de 2-lmS Office on Main and Governor SITS.
NFILITARTE WATER.PROOF FQUIP-
lyI MENTS.--A complete assortment Of OIL
Cloth Goats, Capes, Blank cts Leggins, Caters,
Iiavelocks, Ilaversacks, aid Knapsscks, to be
found at the knapsack Depot, on Msin a. Gov.
ernor streets, over Spence l. Gsrey's. These
goods ell manufactured Of ths< best Southern.
made materials and at reasonable prices suffers
and others supplied wholesale. dc 2-ln*
AZ ILITARY, ATTENTION.--The under
VI signed have on hand and ma uiacturine
BRASS PRESSED LETTERS, CROSS a.
BRES. CROSS CANN' MS. O., for MIlI-
TARY GAPS.
Orders promptly attended to.
Brands Of all sizes and desigrs. and snaa Sea
ellis made to order. LEWIS & KAY On,
Brand Cutter,
18th st., between Main and Jary.
Addreaa ~ mail TYNIs A. AY1pa H..y coz
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K UNAWAYS.

ID A N A w A T.-VWENTY DOLLARS
II REWARD Rausvvay, ca the LIST irstan',
negro man named J lin FISHHE. He IL about
80 yesrs old slightly bald; black color; had on
near Hsrpers Ferrr formerly belonged &c Michael
Z earnev; has wife in said neighb aliood will
give the above reward for his delivery to NE, or
placed Ia Jail, 10 get hin.
N. II. LEE, Agent for
da3-.f GreanIaw a. wicks
ID UNAWAY - so REWARD -Eanavay
IL, frcm the subscriber, on the 10Th day OF
October last, his Negro Man HENDERSON.
Said negro is about IS years old, very likely,
not very dark. and about6 feet high The tins
have been cut OF, and some of his toes have
been frusthitten. He has a wife at the farm of
MIR. VIM BouiWare, adjoining mine. he may
be lurking near some of the camps, with u
view to engage himself as servant. 1t is
not rernem bered what colored clothes he had
on when he left. The above reward will be
paid if he is lodged id Jail so that get him,
or upon his delivery to me at my residence, in
h es ae@e county near D''eh HENRY iss cox.
RUNAWAY $40 observation-disclosures
u from the Monument Hotel, in the city Of
Richmond, Il mnlatto Boy named JAMES,
the property of Miss Ana Huie.
JAMES is Ii years of age, and not well grown;
is an intelligent and capable boy He his a
mother, Lucy Gum, residing on Church Hill.
He went OFT with two free bo, about his
own uBe.
The above reward will be paid for his de-
livery to me in Richmond, If he is taken out
of the city and $40 if taken within the city.
HELEN j. KING,
no a;-l2t* Cor Broad and Mayo SITS.
ia Ma WAY.-ONE HUNDRED DOL
IL, LARS REWARU.-Ranaway, October
IS JOE, dark muatso % years old; six feet high,
weighs 100 pounds; well built. and very likely;
bushy head Of hair and heavy beard can read and
lite. but writes badly; came from Hardy county,
Va may have free papers. will give the above
reward for his confinement in JAIL so get him.
JAMES j COTHEAU,
no 23-lm* Roxbnro, ~. g.
DANAWAY.-sl 0REWARD.-Ranawav
n on Monday, a Negro Boy, named ESS4iX,
about five feet eight inches high; black;
stammers slightly; about twenty or twenty
two years old weight about so pounds; for
meriy belonged TO Capt. John Wright, OF
Plain View p. o., King and Queen county,
Va. The above reward will be paid on his
delivery to~me at my office, in this city. lie
may be making his way to West PoiL t, Va.
He has q wife in that neighborhood. His up
per teeth are dark, from tartar ON them.
&C 22-ts BENZ AMIN DAVIS.
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JOHN r. GREEN,
% 92awi2w Resaca. Gordon county Ga

MARK FOR SALE o1a RENT have for
sale FARM In Heinrich county, lying about
fifteen miles below Richmond, containing nearly
800 of land about 200 of which Is cleared and
the greater portion has been married end produces
well the usual crops made in this sectien. The
farm abounds in the best mari, which is quite &C.
cessible. The improvements consist of framed
DWELLING with or rooms, Kitchen. Stables
&C., and well OF excellent water in the yard
There is the farm of the lsi gest Orchards of
Peach and Apple in this section. The situation is
healthy, and neighborhood good. If not sold by
the 1st Of November, it viii be rented upon moder.
ate terms to good tenant For terms, &c., apply
to RO. B. LYME,
Real Estate Agent,
Office ovsr A. Bodeker's Drug Store,
&C I4--2awts Main street.
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CAMP BEDS. &c.


The subscriber offers to the Military public
TIE CONFEDERATE MATTRESS,
as meeting every requirement OF a Bed for
Camp use during the winter: also, as the
best adapted TO the transient Camp Hospi.
tai.
1. is spread upon the floor Of the tent, per-
fectly>secure against the damp that rises
theretrom~ 1t is light and compact for
transportation, and is impervious 10 rain
when exposed thereto. Ii saves loss from
the breakage and transportation of Cots, and
is less than one fourth their usual weight.
1t requires less than one half the bed othes
requisite when Cots are used, and costs only
50 so. 1T Is adapted to the use of pIivates as
we'll as officers, the Dragon as we'll IS In
fantry. 1t claims the attention If the mill
tary generally, and challenges the most rig Id
trial.
Those having the furnishing Of Hospitals
would do we'll to test the adaptability of
these Beds to their waats, and the conseq uent
economy in their use.
Suffers to the Army, and dealers generally
can be supplied by
g. Il. STAUY, sth street,
North OF Leigh street, Richmond.
10 ll-lm&
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VIM. z. DICKINSON, Ex'rs Of
a. d. DICKINSON, ) Mrs. 81. z. letter.
M T--oRwfGD

~ EORaIA LANDS FOR @ALE.--i otter fer
NJ sale a vaiusele body of RIVER BOTTOM
and UPLAND, in Gordon county Ga. Immediately
on the Western and Atlantic Railroad, and two
niles from depo-. I will cell $50 TO about 600
acres about 400 Scres river bottom, cleared and
under cultivation producing good crops of corn
wheat and cotton of line quality. There is also
well prepared and deurishing Vineyard, of q acres.
of Catawba and other standard wine and table
grapes, and an abundant supply of choice varieties
of other fruits. On the river is fine Fishery,
mestic wants, when attended TO. On this planta-
ton is comfortable, roomy, two-story dwelling
house, with seven upright rooms, and all necessary
out-buiidings. and machinery for plantation pur-
poses, and all beyond Abolition influence and i'm
pertinsnce. Terms will be liberal, end negroes or
Confederate bonds will be taken in payment ii pre-
ferred, by the purchaser. Address
JOHN r. GREEN,
% 92awi2w Resaca. Gordon county Ga
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M a T T T. N n u N

MILITARY MEN.
wi ATT EN- TON
TIE largest variety to.be found In
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES and VEST1NdS,
For military suits, and citizens fine dress. Three
thousand yards
COATING and PANT STUFF,
For SOLDIERS, by the yart, or large quantity.
Over Coatings, ali grades some fine; Beaver and
Petersha, for officers coats; Military Over,1oats,
in great variety; Camp Blankets; Shawls; Glovas;
Covers; Waterford Seamless OverCoats; Water
Proof (i0 hand Butts made to measure in short
notice, warranted to fit; Merino, Lambs Wool, and
Shaker Under Shirts and Drawers, all Sizes fine
French Cloths and Cassiu.sres black and fapcy,
the finest assortment to be found; Vestings of all
styles all made to measure, in the best style; Trim.
nings all kinds. A full assortment Of fine Dress
Cloth Coats and black Doe Skin Pants, Ia full as.
sortment on hand
BOYS GLOTHIN G.-Ovsr-Coats, Jackets,
Pants, and Vests.
T. W. ROYSTON CO., 81! Sycamore st.,
no S-3m Petersburg Va.
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4 UGUsTA, GEORGIA..

STOVALL, MsLAUGHLry h on
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND AGENTS FOR ~
COTTON FACTORIES
Offer the' services for sales and and purchss :,
produce. R.fveace-JNO. F.TANNER, Esq Ries'
mond. ia 1.oai
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DICHOND PUTTkRTES, foot o. Main :,
IL Rockets, ano corner of Cary and leth street.

~s~S0t1'f '1t1" o''FN'f u 8treefg
RICHMOND, VA,
KEESEE e. PARR PRopRrrToRs
The Subscribers respectfully inform TIE msr
chauts OF vi, ginia. North tsTol Ia, and Tennessee
that they are manufacturing the best qu.li,v NJ
SrONEWARE. which they offer for SAL, a, n.
very lowest prices for cash.
NJ All Ware acid by Us will be delivered ia spv
part Of the city free OF charge.
THOS. w KEESEE
de DAVID PARR
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DEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING

|DGror OF ARMY ~, CLOTHING
TENTS,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
On hand and making
500 pair gray cashmere PANTS.
5000 do. do. COATS.
1000 Blanket OvERCOATS, with Oapes.
1900 pair Long-legged BOOTS, for Cavalry.
1000 pair heavy grained do, for infantry.
$500 pair home made SHOES
9,O0o pair heavy brogan do.
1,500 brown Flannel OVERSHJRTS, extra heavy.
500 red do, do. do do.
5000 plaid Linssy do. all wool filing.
LOCO Flannel UNDERSHIRTS.
10000 Hickory Check SHIRTS.
10000 pair DRAWERS (trilled)
5000 CAPS and HATS.
LOCO Oil Cloth CAMP RUGS.
500 heavy BLANKET RUGS.
LOCO pair BLANKETS.
Large quantity Of TENTS for privatss and off,
GERS hand, and extensive preparations for th cir
manufacture.
Gray CLOTH and TRIMMINGS for officers
uniforms.
The subscriber having made his contracts for
On DDS early last spring, and secured large quaint;
~, can furnish the above articles as low be
had within the limits OF the Confederate States.
no ll-3w* JOS. A. MABRY.
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tln0 \ M IL /. 4.
- fy0dHAt,' Any !, ,,4t! Z
+ II s&0kDA S0AEk5t
IN q. a. Bonded Wsrshuusss. q

mos. Boadsd Warshossss. q
Charleston, 6euth Carolina.
A. ropIss's SONS, No. ss East Hay Charles.
ton 8. c., offer for SALE In Custom House stores,
and entitled 70 dsbensure, the following favosite
brands Of BRANCHES:
pipes "otard. Dapuy & CO. Cognss Brandy.
i "A. seignssts. y Rochelle" BRANDIEs.
casks .'GRoNpEr.'
MADEIRA WINES.
!" "PAg-s" PORT WINE.
de2-aswlm A. TOBIASS SONS.
Harvey, ARMISTEAD e. VIII
H LIAMS have jlst received
CnanapagDes, of "Heidsick," "Charses Par,
"Prince Imperial.
Clarets, assorted brands.
Olives, Stoushton Bitters, Tomato Catsups.
Oapere, Pepper Sauce, London Club Sauce.
French Mustard HOLSTERS, Pickles.
Soft Shellsd Almonds.
PEPPER Grain and ground.
Salsratus in peppers
For sale to the trade. de 4-3t
~ BBLS new crop n O. MOLASSES..
t)U 100 bbls. N. @. Cut HERRINGS.
100 sacks Liverpool ii SALT.
$50 bbls ,rushed and Powdered SUGAR.
25 bbls. RUM.
a. bbls. Apple BRANDY.
so bbls. ALCOHOL.
$50 bhls. fl g Mou tais WH1SKEY.
so bbls BRANDY ard GIN.
80 eighth casks fine BRANDY.
1fO boxes Adamartine CANDLES
2G0Oc0 CIGARS, warriors qualities.
Is hhds N. O. Clarified SUGAR.
- hhds. choice N. o SUGAR.
10 tierces an ~ kegs No. Leaf LARD.
25 cases BOOTS and SHOES.
80 packRg Green and B,ac K TEA
20 bags PEPPER, SPICE, and GIN
GER.
200 boxes SOAP and Ia low CANDLES
III bbis. choice Peach BR candy.
300 half bbls. Family R,e HERRINGS.
so kegs 81 Carb. SODA.
50 gross Playing CARDS.
It0 doz. IEAST POWDERS.
eco boxes Manufsctu ed TOBACCO.
1000 gross MATCHES.
Starch Sardines, Nutulegs, Olive OIL
Coppsrss, Cream Tagta-, Backing,
Rice, Buckets, Havana Sugar,
Ground Coffes. &c.
With good 8 ock of other Goods in our line.
For sale by
VIM. B. JONES Il CO,
de el2. 1850 bet Main and Cary sta.
A FEW BAGS
RIO
COFFEE
For sale by
SC. GREENHOW,
thirteenth street., between Main and Cary.
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NOTIOE,--Th Ordnance Department of the
~ Confederate States of America will pay for
all SALTPETRE delivered at Richmond Va, be.
fore 1st July, 1862 at ae rate Of 10 cts per pound
either on existing contracts with the Department
or 9TH rwise. j. GORHAS, Lieut.. COL
DE- lot Chief Of Ordnance.
~ The Lynchburg Republican Petersburg Elk.
pres. Staun:on Spectator, Wiz chester vi giniau
and Re. ubl,can, Wytheville TIE egraph, and Alb.
ingdon Virginian, will publish each ten times and
have bills sent TO Enqui,or Office for pa, ment
ID EQ UEST MADE TO PHYSICIANS 1t
IL is respectfully requested that the Physi-
clans OF Richmond VIII report at the Office,
corner OF Broad and 9Th streets, such officers
and soldiers under their charge as are quar-
tered in private families, hotels, and board
ing houses-stating their condition, where
CHARTERED, and as far rs practicable, the re-
giment and company to which they belong.
This information will greatly promote the
public service.
All officers and soldiers CHARTERED in prI-
vate~ families, hotels, and boarding houses,
who have been sick, hut are not attended by
any physician, will report themselves as
above, stating their condition, location com.
pany, and regiment. JNo. H: WINDER,
no lots Brig. General.
NJ OF I &c.
Persons who are sending clothing and
supplies to troops in The field, ara reql ested
to mark distinctly on the package, with
marking ink, the NAM OF the party for whom
So
and the PLACE OF DESTINATION, care of Quar-.
termaster at Richmond, for whom the usual
railroad receipt should be forwarded by the
shipper.
Ii-Many packages arrive at the depots of
the railroads in Richmond with paper marks
rubbed OFT; of course their destination cannot
be known by the q uartermaster. Others are
imperfectly marked. and cannot be identi-
Aed.
lII.-Ail articles deposited at the Quarter.
masters Office In Richmond, for shipment,
must be left there before O'Clock r. NJ, to
insure their shipmsns On q that = % day ypprr
oc ls-tlst Jan Capt. and ASST q. NJ.
NAUTION. No one q authorized to collect
" Virginia arms IN this city, or elsewhere In this
State, unless they show written authority from me
This notice il not Of oourss to interfere with the
authority Of the Adjutsnt General Of the State In
any order he may have Issued, or may issus here.
after upon this snbect; but 10 given to prevent Inn
positions By thosa having no authority, and who
mahs no return 70 this office.
eoN-n COL Of ordnsnes Il virsinia.
ORDNANCE DEPARTME'TOF Va.
RlcHMosD o, Aug. Z, 1851.
A1OTICE.-1t II very desirable that ali
~ corps, communities and individuals in
the State having Arms Of any kind-bey ond
those absolutely nscsssary FOR their imme-
partme.t az soon as possible, that they may
be overhaHled aud thoroushly repaired. Ad.
dress g; DtMM0uK. Colonel.
/ UISTAR's Balaan 81 VIVA ChsrrT. Ay.r,s
w Cherry Peetoral BOdekes's Pulmonary Hal
sam, Dr. Pulsrs Tolu. sad numerous othar cough
- :. i y ssosSxsza : 90, puses...
- s;iv 49, 80. sss' Ill - 49,. n Ia
4in-eA The preQq1DHeoe q lsun-Wj1h goo1
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NIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Genuine Havana Cigars.
Finest Smoking Tobacco.
CHEWING TOBACCO 4:
Workman s Iris, Giliam's Wine Sap, and other fne
brands, Wholesale and retail, by
MEADE BAKER, Druggists,
&C % ls6 Main ST.. cor above p. o.
r1GARS, CI4ARS.-Two hundred thou sand
~ Cigars on hand, and receiving from New Or.
leans, selected in person with great care ranging
in price from ten dollars to one hundred dollars q
thousand. The Attention Of suffers is especially
called For sale by X. w. POWERS,
MOB Druggist. cor Main ard 18th sta