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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

The WAR BILLS BEFORE CONaREss-The war
bills to be reported to Congress by Senator
Wilson, from the Committee on Military Affairs,
are six In number. 3Gso fs@hD ,ts'ff"} =
The first bill legalzes the action Of the Presi-
dent in calling out the military and naval forces
8 Of the United States for the protection OF the
government,i nand empowers the Executive,
in case Of future exigenccs of similar character,
to enforce obedience1 to the laws. a''laF "."
- The second authorizes the employment of
volunteers to aid in enforcing the laws and pro-
tecting public property. Cavalry, Artillery or
Infantry may be accepted in such numbers as
the President may deem necessary, and the sum
of three hundred millions of dollars is appfo.
priated to; meet the expenses of this force. This
bill also provides for the organization of the
volunteer forces into divisions of three or more
brigades each, each division to have . Najors
General; not mere than six Major Generals and
eighteen BrigadierG Generals to be appointed !;
one Chaplain to be allowed to each Regiment.
h The third provides for an increase Of the regu.
lar military establishment; nine regiments Of
infantry, one regiment Of cavalry. and one regi-
ment Of artillery to be added 70 the present re-
gular army each regiment of infantry to consist
Of not less than two nor more than three bat
tations; the terms Of enlistment in the years
1851 and 1869 to be for the period OF three
years, and after January I, 1858, for the period
of Eve years. = l2-sq'is1 .aHiahsl' lgl,nr
sis The fourth rcorganizes the regular army; pro-
viding for the appointment Of an Assistant Sec
Rotary Of War, at salary Of three thousand
dollars year; for an increased force in the Ad.
jutnnt Generals Department for the appoint
mcnt Of q Chief Of Ordnance, and for an increase
in tn. Board of Engineers and in the Medical
Department. ~ t+fs fhsa ~ at3 ~.
The fifth provides for the detail of organise
ton eoi a volunteer militia force, to be called
" the National Guard Of The United States." This
force is TO consist of 240 900 men, rank and file,
exclusive of the commissioned officers, and is
TO be formed into two hundred regiments Of
twelve hundred men each. The President is
empowered TO order the whole or any part of
the National Guard into the service Of the Uni
ted States during war, or on an invasion or ap-
pretended invasion by any foreign enemy, or an
nsurrection, rebellion, violation of and combina-
ton against the Constitution and Laws of the
United States. The following oath. is to be ad-
ministered to each officer and private:
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

PIMPLEs AND SKIN DISEASES are the result. Of In
blood The blood becomes thick and ciogged The
skin not able to cast od the impurities important TO
health. How many young men and women We zee with
their faces covered with pmpes and blotches who
endeavoring TO remove them by the Of soaps and
washes Of various kinds. This Is very dangerous and
should be pracsed by persons DESTROYS Of good
health. Mothers who have children afflicted with sorss
and upuons sould never dry them up by external ap.
pcaons, for IN this way they will drive In the humors
and produce HI health for the child during hs whole life
time There isno mother that likes TO her children
anaicted with feeble health 1sa Ho1t
JUDsoNs MOUNTAIN HERS PILLS are prepared
expressly for the Of eruptions Of the skin such
Pmpies Blotches sores &C. They cieane The blood Of
an impurities, producing beautiful, clear and healthy
skim much admired by all people Of taste aad rsnne-
ment. - @i+@ iot s@ stiltA
yudsons Mountain Herb Pills are sold by an medicine
Dealers. ,s4s''aiFs' ,s5iiU
Z. Z. Gay, ana Hughes Nassau, Agents. Burlington.
Iowa. i,s,.,i.s.. Uuiys-bpim
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

ArsfRAHkyORf-G00D CAUSE FOR
H.-The public mind At Frankfort was much ag-
itated Yesterday Tennesseeans were there, the
same We have already MENTIONED urging GOV.
AagofRn to, seize upon this end of the Louisville
e. sNaahvilles Railroad by means Of the State
Guard, and keep itopsn for the transportation
of Call kinds Of freight TO Tennessee, in defiance
of sthe United States Government. Tbe Seces-
,sionists in and about Frankfort were 90 operat.
ing with the Tennesseeans in urging the meas
ure upon the GoverDor.5a s9Igsasm s7s 20 .
h His excelJency, early last evening" had not
decided how to act. o He held the matter Under
consideration Hence the great excitement.
If Coy. Magoffn, shall do the deed he 10 pressed
to do, he will do 1t with . full knowledge Of its
dreadful consequences-with full knowledge
that he changing peace and serenity into in
ct ant and horrible WARMTH full knowledge
hat he il booming 10 bloody desolation. the
State that has confded to him its destinies. he
will be taking upon his single soul responsible
iity that we should think million men would
not be able to bear. ilBs9l !..ui GsI Hrai - -
81 We are not mistaken in what we have stated.
Let our people await the issue--and be prepar
ed forit-fL Louisville Journal. > cad
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

=. DAxGERous CoUNTERsEIrs.- following are
descriptions Of new and dangerous counterfeits
which have just made their appearance. People
should be very careful about taking Eastern
money in these days. Look out for counterfeits:
Bulls Head Bank, City Of New York, IS Wig.
drove of wild horses, and man on horse back
chasing them. n Name Of bank on top of bill, s
on both upper corners, and bulls head on right
end, i've underneath. State, arms on, lower left
q erner, 8 in red numbers on face of the bill.9ga
:, rrens, on the Manufacturers and Mechanics
Bank. New York City. Altered from. Is. i-Left
upper quarter, a girl in g reclining position,
leaning her head on bundle Of grain; man
reaping, With two horses, and a, farm house in
the dista nee gfi.ete no 49, sls,e..r ~
q Twenti es, on the Bank Of Jersey City, ,NsJs
Altered. ~ Wig. an Indian girl reclining on a
rock look ing at a city, steamboat and cars in
distance. oval picture Of a locomotive and one
car on right loses corner-2o on LEFT end aia.g
y Threes, on the Mount Vernon. Bank. Boston,
Mass. Photographed Yig: battle scene. % =
Ones, on the Beverly Bank, Beverly Mass
Wig. globe surmoul,te by an eagle. ,ags
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-13

erThe believing IN extract from isltes written BY
the Rev. j. o. Holne pastor Of NJ Pierepsnt Street
Baptist Church. Brooklyn, New York, 70 the 'Josrnd
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks volumes
In favor Of that world renowned medicine, Mrs. wns
lows SOOTHING SYRuP yoR CnlpRRs TIETnIbe:
4 "Wesee an Advertisement IN your columnp Of Mrs.
Wnsov's Soothing Syrup. Nov We never ssld word h
favor Of patent medicine before 10 nc bat We feel
compelled y to our readers that this Is humhun
We have tried and know be al claims Il d pro.
baby Of the mos successful medicines Of the day b.
cause b Of the best. And thoss Of your reaAsfs
Who have babies can't do better than 70 lay In supply
mar16-bp1y. s4a1
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lerrov,
|Ar's q
rpnins /
D divisI1
$780, /
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

s's IS lHE Skg.-A Troy PAPER says q" There ~as
ren,ous sign iu the heavens yesterday morning at
o,s In the ,ouh-Eestsra part Of the skv, AZ pared
r.-l- 80 pea, alternately rel, white aud blue-as
af s tl.. ccll,d a # the combined gorss Of sll
.-. a 10y bad been dSctel from the clouds as IN
-lor Irefe.ci 2 VS. Just De .ng at Camp Willard
y .r sI'-,-, saa the unusual and splendid spectacle
!. .ls-.ei 90 the AIR "a With shou-s a; this en- %
N>.ty Sali Que Of TIE soldier, Boys, we are hight
-ri.r "a ayen's o~u banner!
Toe rla.-e.. sl-O wIth the Ssddgeees cam and
, e. d. sired Hon that d. would show them sigu
D. I..ter he ausseivd aud sa-d unto them 20, ye
p, e. ye can discern the fee Of the SAY Tut can
-ar ,rn the sig-s Of the times sbkei aud
-.,r... -,l Grafton seskeh after sgu; aud there
uo ga t Gwen unto Il. bu. the sign Of the prophet
,-
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~ M. w. HENRY

90 bbls Cincinnati ,mmon WHISKY
r wv 200 bbls hle mountain whisky
25 bbls common hne and French brandy
half pipes Hennesy and otaTd French brandy
helfpipes Holland gin
81 btls Port and M d-rs vine
20 bbs and half bbls blackberry cherry, and ginger
brandy.
5bAlf 6bls German bit ers
~ bbls fine Virginia apple and peach brandy
10 bbls Northern apple brandy
% hhds. prime shoulders and s'de
1900 sehooley. rugaE-eurtd world'SFa'r hams.
100 Smith, I'D hams
30 ,ierces and bbls prime Western lad.
100 bbis. extra c, p, crushed and powdered 'Ugsr.
20 bbs brown
8JObblS No. l, 9, and maekeIel
100 bbls. family herrings,
goa bbls. No cut hernFs
% whole cheese
4eO btlt Ane, supernne AMI family -four
50 kits No. macSerel
half bbls. white fish
half boxes losf sugar.
% bags Rio and Lggusyra eufte.
100 boxes OF mustard
80 bundles wrapping twine
80 boxes chalk and PowhstAn plpes
81 boxer ground pepper-
30 doz brOoms
20 dOz. barrel
10 doz cedar tubs
800 reams Of wrapping paper.
10 kegs BL carbonate OF soda
5000 cigars
Cogates defensive and fancy soap.
60 bbs Cuba and N q. mOiases.
tierces Goldfish.
$40 demlohns.
100 doI cotton and hemp lines.
200 bags OF shot
600 gross matches
100 doz buckets
500 boxes tobacco.
80 kegs sal soda
200 kegs nails.
70 half chests green and black tea
100 boxes Adamautne candles.
attention OF the ai stock which desire
- &c" THOMAS JONES
No. Main Street.
Nav 2O-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
An ACT

MN .d Is, section Chapter ia Of the Code q virginia
relative 70 LlrAion % Suits {, hait the right 70
~ A entity bring scuon % recover land est OF the Al
isyb.nv mountsint Pissed, March Yah, lS6L
a. enacted ~ the General Assembly Of Nrg IA, that The
n rspser one handrsd and forty niue Of the Code Of
V M passed In the year tho sahd eight hundred and foy
p be amended enacted that tie shall be as io
49, IL
81 No person shah make an entry on, or bring an &C 'on
any land yiug kast Of the g ANY mountains out
hin eaaea v-ars land lying West o. the Alegaany
aio. eu within ten wears atsr the time Whcn the
ra-d 20 hi.. OF 70 ,oae person through whom he claims
oN Nohng 20 this shah ID CT any action nos pen
ding preyebt skng q any entry or ong'g OF any &C
Within passage hereof tut every sueh SC
pending aud such entry Aecn mat may mere
brought vi th- last mentioned tine, thA De
nsd BY The ls existing before NE passage mere
Of
ms &C, .hAn Ne paAHh .ix,y day. In neVsp pes
printed the City % Rehnord
A copy IRON the Rolls
Tste; VIZ p GORDON. Jr.
Ap2e-c6od O VI Keeper of,he Rails 81 Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

AR.ttt ,g ruE PEEslpsNr His E1eellency, J,fer-
b pty. Pc iie1t Of the Confederate States OF Ameri
arrived u THE cirv-the future seat Of govern meut-
'es. Say morning between ard eight o'clock and Wa
y loHei .. t.c pot OF t5e EichmOud and Petersburg
y oti ty .4.ge corcoUrse Of cur citizens including
- iv- vto sd been tppt I'D on Tuesday, OF hrs
y s. a ... a.os Ga. As sae sp cal train, with
n P.a, Ali h7 suit uppr1aebed 'he city, salute
eleven guns as o cd, 4lu ~reG IL reached the depot
y lse1 age proclaimed the 20 aly OF their welcome
.34l 1i pr3lolssi cheering Tae President was re-
,st -y Gov. Letcher, MAYOR Mayo, and the members
ae t,eu i've Council, aud escorted % an open ear
- el tour e hOrss attached furnished for the Oc
10. -, t,c proprietor OF "a" SpotssOod Hotel After
Po.s..t sas seated Silh the Governor on his
n &, ..d .ac Mayor aud Mr. 7 w. HocuLiger, Supern-
l... ot ths S,o,swood lo,l the opJ osi,e seats
o4-ss-o started fo- tie Hotel mentioned. where suit
apartments bad been preyiCed Zoe The Clist Magi,-
b. of OIL glorious Republic The s4i's, consisting OF
\ "a. K Davis Hon. Lewis 7 Wgfal and Col
kra-.. followed iu open carriages, sud we're accom-
ri b., L.. % Gov. Montague, Judge Alien, Cen Hay
D. aud Capt Maury OF the Executive Council The
,s, ot ,he President ftom the depot TO the Hote.
-, uute cd by one continual ovation. The Sidewalks
p .,d vi,b citizens Who waved their hats and cheer
le Ia-s.d while the ladies' waved their handker-
y slth great enthusiasm. many Of teen alo thrO~-
n nrsHots mo Gen. Davis carriage The President
y 10 i,i with the usual mode OF salutauOu 20 these
-.gHs demonstrations, sud shook hands with su who
b. % tJr.lrd Tor that purpose. Tue procession NOV
4 Up street 20 ain and down Nan - the Hotel
" other large crowd bad embed to see The Pres
- tad uait- u the popular selcome.
a er th President suite Aad escort bad uttered the
u .e c.rxsrs outside called lcuiy for His EGce.ei
y 10 lt1. SIS them Ia response TO these calls Gen. Da-
- mi.- i- appearances a. Of the front windows OF
~ Dr. .. 10 tie stcold story, aud spoke for about
ID minutes Ne va. fllowsd by Gov. LeJcher, kX-Sen-
~ HIgfll Lieut. GOv. X. L. Montague aud the NAV
hi e.,h % racm delivered let and approprAts adj
a ,.,. O., crowd then dispersed
i-lg che toteaoon' a nuti Der Of our citizens called
y ue lr,sitent 10 psy heir respects and welcome
~ Co ute CITY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

koss Taoors COxx0 Several regiments are noS
pun in kss'sspp 'el all soon start iOr Virginia
nolg n eomoAs e. 81 sa4h those new gmen's will
cen osed rO'ice lie PslSla YiaeicAiors. RANKIN
tagh ara Rsstiss, Broso Reb.is Cniekash,y Deeper
koes Mississippi Scoats Swamp .DEers. Red ROssrs,
kAckh4Ek Rifles, Yankee reIors, and Morton PiDe-
FaO's.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

A.lo4 Coo ST. Recorder CA-kie presided y'st' rdAy
} .es Of TAO or three persons charged With being
'ncL % the Common seslsh, we're continued TO this
rtr g-the accused being remanded TO JuL
Peter Kennedy, charged 9th abusiug Ms. Donald
! ~, e-s Oi c.sTsd
Iaos fu,her,y. arrested for shooting pistol ia the
c,, sas a. - ci'char.ed
-is.rL Cuaairs saa for assault ing Mrs. @. HAeketi
, bound over " keep he peace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
NULCANiTE TEETH! s-~--=-.-.
VULCANIIE TEETH ES<6f<,-
GREAT IJiPRO TENEgT ~ ARTIFyC.ALQIfT5<

g. J0NEs DESTsr having 'he risht for making TEETH
the plate beiHg sIted ~ M absolute superiority
all otter nsOds, having thoroughly tested for tre,re
months In number " ne q d1cuH
where gold and other plate had utterly failed Commends with
entire confidence those desiring full partial sets Of teeth
pecdHy II dsItfed oh IoSe they usiEg. The per
adaptation az the plate and the suction thereby secured
abes him TO inert teeth without clasps which, In the
gold plate has rendered teeth painful and useless Hay
adopted by those standing profession North
and South testimonials S be given and specimens exhibited TO
those wishing 10 see them.
Gold other plate made az for such prefer
them.
ng cleansing regulating and MI other operations gently
n roughly performed
Teeth extracted without paIn, by electricity, having extracted
hundred teeth whit
f- once hours from to AZ rom ~ 70 g. on Nan street,
between e,h l0th. APPS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

visr rHs FAR GRorSDs.-The President, accom-
panied by his sSf Governor Letcher Mayor Mayo. and
Others proceeded, on horseback from the Spoiswood
House yesterday afternoon, 70 the "Camp Of Instruc
ton the Hermitage Fair Frounds As the cavalcade
entered the enclosure the concourse OF soldiers and Cit
rva during the stay Of the distinguished visitors
Geo Davis, HOn. Mr.. wigfsl and the Mayor delivered
brief addresses to the large audience from the portico
OF one Of the buildings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

Life, Fire and Mas inc Insurance
Richmond Fire Association.
oEce No. 15s Main CSorhesst corner OF lith EtreeJ
Richmond. Va
CHARTERED 29TH MARCH, 1881
kVHIs old aud reliable Institution with ample Capital and
ungent lnd carefully vested continues Insure Slaves
buildings, MercbnndI Ee OF every description,
hoId Furniture, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
Caryoes and Freight. al the lowest current rates Losses
adjusted and paid with all possible despatch.
DIRECTORS.
David Curre, Robt NJ. Burton,
Ohas T. WORKMAN, Francis j. Barnes
John II. Claiborne John L. subet,
John j. Wilson, 1h0s A. Rust
Alexander Garrett Geo. n Gwshmey.
Peter @ Warwick.
DAVID oURRIE Prss-
Rop, T BRooxE sacIy de21
nUTTER.-5O0 u lbs Roll Butter, suitable for baking
ID purposes, Just received and fer sale by
my2 HUNTA JAMIE
MILITARY CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
WA are manufacturing will msuufacu to order the
w following Goods, for Military purposes, va
Red ard Blue Flannel SHIFTS.
Heavy COlored JeaIs, d.,
Tweed Cashmere Fatigue Jackets and shir:s,
Heavy french Linen Fa'igue Jackets and Shirts,
KENT PINE a co,
msIO 163 and i65 Main NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
CrrY ITEMS.

~. HowrrzkE BArrALiOS.-We are at length ena
"a a publsh an scclrate ron Of the Howitzer Bat
~, Of tbs e.ty-ooe Of the most efficient organize
,,rs in The sNvi'e;
GORGE W. Randolph. M-jor; Theo. P. Mayo. Ad-
", ". 4. R,ndolpb Surgeon; j. B. Tlnsley, Jr.,
=. .,t M.l,r; w. h. Smith, QuArtermAster Rev. i.
4 al Whit, Chaplin.
FtESr COMPANY.
J. c. shields, Captain; W. p Pslmer Is Lieutenant;
: McCsrt ', "a do.
p n Anderson, LIST Sergeant; John Esten Cooke,
o., W. n SlAcksdar, sd Go Z. C. TrAbue, 4'h Dc.
Spb'ett. Il Corporal; Henry 5. WiiiamS 81 do;
- m Poindsxier, s do; Root Armistead. 4th do.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

NJ.RW S-LAN DS.-fhe Undersigned has facilities for ma
Il ring sales Of NtrsgA Farms which there
present inquiry requests seamen desoas Of selling Virgin
Ia property exchanging or other improved unmproyec
l,t of proual property letter With him
H refers % John Lewis Peytcn, E Agernon Sullivan, Esqa
Geo Coo President American Exchange Bank W T. HooN
r 10 Prrsdsnt Continent Rank, HAight ESq, Prsdeu
al efts, Cemmou~.aAh THOMAS RONn,
.el1-rtr ~ Rroaa~sV n V. RoE SAss. q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
] me 4 \ atCs.
Third COMPANY.

S1.t G.. S.sJsr CAPITA.
l. p 20 l-y, 1t Lieu e1srt; John N. West, ? do.
Al q U,k nsr n, II sergeant; 4. H. Smith, "a do ;
L Poe ei, do; ". B. Gr,tter, 4th do.
e. @. ta~,r lat Corporal q. Porter, "a DO Il.
h -.-... "a 90 r. N. Nenable, 4'h do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

T%WAThENS ~ FlCALEN are open.
8<@IS ing, tbs morning., more OF those
Linen Sets (Colars and sleevssl at 20 CTS
Beautiful Broehe Btrege Angias, very cheap
ELEGANT Printed Organdies
ack Barge Hernanne
brilliant Lustered Heavy Black silks, very low
Nes style Black and Colo Parasos with many other
sp-ing goods BY every arrival
BRich silks BAreges ChAes, Barege and Fouard Robes
len Auction, viii be sold second npor
great sacrifice. -
WATKINS &FlCkLN
YEAST POWDERS. W. GAR
~ LICK Richmond. Va, manufactures "semples InfAI
lbe Rakns Powder His Is the only factory Of the Kind In the
south and be prepared furnish the entire trade
able Northern manufacturers Sempes Powder v
na preparation approved by ell who used -ReEOnd WAi0
Poi "a ~ Druggists NJ GrOcers generally ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
MEDICAL CARD.

Tlr. A Y. p. Garnett,
uAyING removed his residence from Washington D. @ 10
Richmond will hereafter pursue the prsct,. Of his profe
sion In this city and vicinity.
oyFicr Street over p II. Tsyor- door Meade
Bake Dir En-,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30
THE APPROVED REMEDY FOR
RH ElJMATESM.

CHLORIDE OF PROPYLAhINE.
DROPYLANINE Rheumatism by Dr. Awena-
rius Petersburg Within period OF about years
he treated hundred and hy patterns with this remedy lie
about IA
Il possess the power Of specific for the various
affections Of Rheumatic origin hss been employed Ia
side practice In considerable numb Of acute and chronic
Of Rheumatism In acute the pain and fever Always dsap
The next dAy."
The Chod Of PopyAmln the most osrtSn and agreeable
form for II has used In the Pennsylvania Hospital aud
elsewhere In country asserted almost wonderful
receipt Of dollar Will by mall postage prepaid SUI
aceu quantity Of Chloride Of Propy amne for TO tst s
encacy. Pull directions will accompany H.
EiNir Propyaine, and all other prepare
lions OF Propysmin and will BE- glad 70 give information
about them 20 those desiring H.
JOSEPH LAIDLEY, Chemist,
sign Of the rel Mortar Main and 9Th Sta,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

IN o lie 'blye q ere are about 20 men not
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-30

GARDEN SEED POR FALL SHWsSG
II Early Large York Cabbage
no OXhesr DO
Do sugaroaf 10
Large DrunheAd 90
DO Flat Dutch ic
Early CauhoSers
Round Savoy spanish
Griffin OurleI Kate
FAIRLY Butter Letuoel
Hardy Hammersmith DC
Slack Sad spanish RSdish for sale BY
,ra WIN PALMER, son 10.
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., f,m,s = Nortoa. Allan
f-5,s-ead, fhos ; huer, Henry
4 ,ier-co. Luciai Morrison, y n
he Henry O. Macon, Ihos >
- J. D. heCreery, }. Van L'w
Iob, w. Mccarthy, d. s.
a ~. wilson y aoseey' = M
,15lr Henry q aAfsto1, u l.
"A Massie, n. D.
Il -.-le-. jam at Mehau1, Paul
a - hOTdecai, G. W.
Nv Nmmo, John
4 r,-i vs.. T. Peasants, Chas. N.
- IS PoSel, J L.
-. wTB Pdryear, W. H.
-, G. q. Parker, W. H
f-mr. George Kahn, :. II.
fsErv J ". SHeAd' Il d
..tt Ids simpson, J. n.
n ID SimonS W. Il
..1 tu,bouv Seien, Jr Chas.
A ~ frederick SJateI, L. II.
,,-- lanes n. Saunders, Thcs n
III. G.o W. S;eaDe, L G.
.s.or. j. O. Townsend, He
t-i-LEn Z r. Talum, ". II.
4 s.sr " T. TAiaferro, W. T.
4 go, y W Tucker, Benz.
Il ,541 r C Todd, c. L.
Il 80 IS l. Todd, r.
s,ti1sor. W K Wyatt, j. ".
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4 IN, G8bfr. D. Wise l.. A.
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srs ". T. Wa.iOrd, y.
PIP wostham, r. c.
N i.,as, John aneey, J. p.
800
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-21

STRAWBERRIES are selling at Stockton for
a dollar pound.