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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-13
Your obedient servants,

The above contains the names of every
member Of Company c. who is now in
camp. Some being in the hospital, and
others on duty in other places.
Democratic Clarion please copy.
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The Volunteers down on the Peace
Mon.

We publish in our columns to-day the
card of Company G from Davis county in
the I'd regiment, responding to Dunlavey
and Hotckiss In order that our readers
may understand the whole matter it may
be well for us to explain that the members
of the company, while here last summer,
took the conduct of the members Of the
Legislature from Davis county in hand,
and passed very sharp resolutions of GEN.
sure against Dunlavy and Hotchkiss
who opposed all war measures in the
House of Representatives, and voted
against the law to furnish and pay the vol
unteers. Dunlavy and Hotchkiss replied
to that card, justified themselves and in
sisted that their constituents, and the De-
mocracy of the State, would approve and
sustain them. Dunlavy has been renomi-
mated in Davis county upon that issue, up
on the same ticket with Mason and Jairus
Neal, and it now remains to be seen wheth-
er the people Of Davis and of Iowa will
sustain the war and stand by the volun-
teers, or will condemn both by honoring
these men with high and influential posi-
tions
Here are the resolutions adopted by the
company and endorsed in the card.
WHEREAS, We learn from proceedings
OF the Legislature of this State, that while
large majority of its members were good
and true men, having the interest of their
constituents, the honor of their State and
the glory of the entire nation at heart, and
labored faithfully and diligently to place
the State OF Iowa In position to protect
her own citizens and contribute to the de-
fence of the national flag, there were others
In that body who misrepresented their
constituents, lishonored their State, and
struck with their puny arms blow at the
heart of the nation that gave them birth /;
And, WHEREAS, The names of Harvey
Dunlavy and Mervin Hotchkiss, members
from the county of Davis, are enrolled
among those who misrepresent their con-
stituents, therefore
Resolred, That for their steady opposi.
ton to the Army Appropriation Bill, and
every other measure of protection and de.
Tense, they merit the most thorough and
supreme contempt of every lover of his
country
Resolced, That it is indeed humiliatine
to reflect that we have been sent into the
held, wherever the fate of war may call Us
to defend the said Representatives, whe
inss; that we shall 60 uuarmed and with
out food or raiment.
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T Dr. Enos Lowe is Surgeon of the
lst Nebraska regiment, having been APP
pointed BY Gov. Saunders.
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1sT John Edwards was nominated for
Congress by the Union Convention at Os-
kaloosa.
Should he run, he may enable Jairus to
get to Congress, but he will never stand
the slightest chance Of getting there him
self in our humble Judgment.
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WIN KVHU'UI NAIIVty UE
FANCY DIRE SS GOODS.

Adapted 70 the season. and 10 ge assortment OF White
Goods Irish Linen, Cotton and WOODEN Hosiery, Buck
Gloves and Mis- aud all Goods usually kept BY
Ne ofer 10 old customers and The trade generally
for cash, aud solicit cont nusnce OF favors. Orders
faithfully executed when accompanied by the money
Our city more quiet than a. present, and
no delay exists In regard 10 departing.
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a PRrvILRGED CHARACTER One of the
thousand chickens sent TO the invalid soldiers
by the (dis) Uniontown ladies', made his
and has taken up his qusrters in front of our
office. He is quite military looking rooster
and appears II take no little interest in the
ordnance department, overlooking the remoy-
al Of shot, shell. guns, &c and whenever W
publish news Of 4 battle he holds his head
higher, crows louder, and struts more exten.
siveiy than ordinarily. Speaking of C: owing,
by the way, we have got coed joke on his
roostership. A few nights since the moon
shining very bright, he woke up abou eleven
o'clock, and surprising it was daylight, made
the declaration The sta tement was not cred
tied AZ fl st in chickendon, but upon his re-
pea'ing it, the fotpk misrepres' ntttion WAS
circuia'sd from yard to yard through the en-
tire ely In this instance as in all others,
thu story was circulated by the slerner sex,
the females {the hens, we mean never once
opening their mou tbs .-PenSdcold (Ei0. OBJ
2Srrer.
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The Use or Raw HIDE The crisis through
which we are passing tends to give value to
every sugges ion of a unitarian nature. In
promotion OF this object We may nent ton that
few persons know the use of raw hide--(dar-
kies xcspted)-or its value Take a strip OF
well tanned raw hide, an inch wide, and q
horse can hardly break it by pulling back
two OF them he cannot break any way.
Cut into narrow strips, and shave the hair
of wi b a sharp knife. to use for bag strings;
the strings will outlast two sets of bags -
Firmeis know how perplexng it is TO lend
bags. and have them returned minus strings.
1t will outlast hocp-iron (conmon) In any
shape and is stronger 1t is good to wrap
around a broken thill-better than iron.
Two sets of raw hide hrlters will last a
mans lifeiime-if he don't live TOO long.
In some places the Spaniards use raw hide
log chains TO work cattle with, cut In to mar
row strips, and twisted together haw 'er-
fashion. 1t is good TO tia in for a broken link
in trace chain. 1t can be tanned so il will
he soft and plisble, like harness leather -
Shave u COW and "deacon's pelt," and try it.
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"A HON TG q M e, HE
keSSkW " HITR SIIEHAnE RpRYNEE

A.A n II Z g q NJ Elk
@H8W WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
AEx IN moET6ozERy COUNTY, IA.
This delightful Watering Place was opened for
the reception OF visitors on the 2eth day OF May.
tI Virginia, being immediately on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, In the most healthy por-
ton of the State, and surrounded by ths liost
beautiful mountain scenery. Ths medicinal quail
tiles Of the waters are fully established, having
peculiar to the Southern country. This is rot
only delightful summer resort, bot In these
exciting times, safe retreat for ladies and chill
drsn, Telegraph Communication with all iupor.
tant points In ths Confederate States.
A fall supply OF ICE on hand.
LOUIS r. J. AHIHH, Prcprtstof.
JAMES K KNIT. President 10 9e-Im
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CLovER Roors.-At a meeting Of the board
at Watertown, President Geddes had some
clover roots furnished him by a farmer In
o. ondaga county, one Of which measured
three feet eight inches, and the roots en- tered
the ground as tap roots The longest one was
evidently broken OF In taking up, and prob.
moIe than four feet the others as lorg -
Such APPENDICES as these to the clover plant,
in friable soil. may well account for the great
value Of this plant as a fertilizer.-Neao FORK
Joxr. State Ag Society
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CANARY BIRDS Having had much trouble
IN projecting canary birds from the attacks o.
the insects that infest them and the cages,
s,roying these pests, which will no doubt be a
useful piece of Information To many readers.
BY placing every night over the cage a white
cloth, the inss cts gather upon it, and In the
morning NAV be seen by carefully examining
the cloth. They may thus be soon removed,
and then all that is necessary is to thoroughly
clean and yarnish the cage.
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A Good JOKE "A gentleman of this city,
and head OF a family, last week received
box OF provisions from some anxious friends
a. the Norh, who were Ia great tribulaiion
lest their kinsmsn should perish for the ne.
Cesar les Of life in these troublesome times
Wflm fn0'on Register.
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I'D sals:s NV Ss,S ~ s. in hSs ~
ANS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announs
TO TIE publis thas they hava arranged TO run thet
Express TWICE DAILY from NEW YORK, PHIL
hpEtgaaga a ana SAaTih0H,h; 70 IHUhsaEsH'n
tasir freight and pssfssss In the saostss pSsssei
TINA.
r. NJ Expresses leave Philsdslphia at . 4. u
=. sne e r; n. arriving in Rshnoad At s.ss
HrpSsssss leave Richmond ssr asw York, Phils
ssioa:. and Baltimore, md al points North aa'
eur ODE OH aoUg bsfoss he a:p.ssuss 81 u
RIxHPsxsssss roa TIN SOUTH lsay. x,.hno.
Yns Adams Expfsss Company feel that they sal
Eus-satss 70 the public svility, attention ana sat
"a Hammond, ana nothing VIII be left undons .,
IL cir part to meet the wants OF their customers.
srsis ana pssxsass arriving BY thsRxpress frol
linn sdisssiy, thereby Stvlns TO our sustoaasrs Z,
xdvAnss ofswslvs henss ever oar xrrangsmsnt
sTEAaEg EXPRESSES, TO AND PROM H1v
YORK, sEAI-WHKKLY. Freights delivered II
nSss$ sSs s. SS54E
wArdsd with SAFETY and dispeleh 70 all parts Of H.
Uaitss States. C. Care and Europe,
Goods, collected ~ ell asssssibls points; through
eat the Uaitse statss. and prompt returns Guafss
SLAVES Forwarded BY cash Of our Expresses. b
charge Of sa,efcl and reliable nsssslgers.
rOsAOco And other samples saEEisdas unusual
All fraishM promptly called 10, aaA dslivs.s.
u For ta.ts y isser.a.o.. Pleas. al. .. o.
'a's' ia A.iA . :;rc;s; rxpxrss ooxrA.Y"
xcs-ts W q TRE00. SUIT.
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POWDERED SUGAR We have for sale
SUGAR. WIN. B. JONES q co.
~ lat
INA OK MT TU OFFICERS A MD
SOLDIERS.
]. s. 70 BERT SON,
Coraer Of GopsYn0r and F1onhlia Streets RichssoTsd
tiySfniG,
Keep constantly on hand s large and varied g.
'''' " FAMILY GROCERIES
AID
FINE LIoUORs AND CIGARS,
Imported expressly for this market.
ALSO-The best OLD BYE WHlSKEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY-distilled In the
mountains Of this State.
All LIQUORS and g aOCKRIEs sold by him ere
warra nted pure and good, or no tala.
p. S.-Particular attention paid to putting up
aud shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers. sts
toned st and away from Richmond.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
VIII make liberal advances ON TOBACCO,
WHEAT. FLOUR, CORN, and ali other minor
products Of the country such as BACON, LARD,
POULTRY. EGO., BUTTER. DRIED FRUITS,
LEATHER, HIDES, POTATOES, BEAMS, PEAS,
&c &c.
s% Quick sales and prompt returns.
" i5-lst
,bE nubs kaEsh MCUN AAiN BUIIEa,
~ very superior article, just received from
Augusta county, FOR sale at 2s cents retsil BY
J. s. t%0BERTSOH,
Corner Franklin and Governor sts.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY, for DiarTh1a, in bot.
lies. Ia ta--te
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"a AS dLArU HOTEL.

kasAA This pleasant Summer Retreat IL new
open for the reception OF visitors.
ASHLAND offers many attractions to all WHOM
business or pleasure calls TO the Capital of the
Confedeyasy. Ii Is situated on the Richmond L
fredericksburg Railroad, within Is minutes run
OF Rfcnmond. The trains pass down and up, so
Is to arrive ~ Richmond bsfore, and st Ashland
after, business hours.
The Improvements consist Of spacious HOTEL
and sundry airy and tasteful, COTTAGES located
In extensive and well shaded lawns. The Cottages
afford to families all the quiet and ssclusiou Of PR.
vats establishments In the country freed FIRE
cares OF housekeeping Indeed sill the comforts
ana advantages Of the country are secured with
ready access to the city, Tree of charge on the
cars, to boardsrs ct the Hotel
Applications for board may be addressed To
THOMAS 3. T.. MORAN
ty1lm& snparintsnaan..
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La N 70 TE &Ax A6R4s 1851.
- z.saae--.s nH9RTHERu 6IGfRi

Y.-rIains leave Caiver. station
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday at 80 4. u.
aad ct 30 p r.. for Niagara Falls fare only tsl
iI.on iii parts q Wssssrn New YorS and dsasas
for Detroit, Chicago Cincinnati, d Louis, ana q
parts OF the West, Northwest and Southwest.
HE, as, VIA Niagara Fails. q he same sess = ;
any other route.
Read, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with onl,
one change Of ears. Fare, ~. Take the {. ~ A, II
Train and 20 through By daylight, over Arst-elas
Roads A7d ssxough beautiful country. Try q.
~ Buy tickets oalyto Baltimore.
JAS. q. CLARKE, 0up't.
yoHs r. RIGHBY, Assistant elp't. jelciy
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OFFICE x. q r. RAlLhUAD CU.,&
Richmond, Va, July 5, lssl.

OFFICE <. a r. RAlLhUAD CU.,(
Richmond, vs., July 9N.
wSs ,r.,. THIS COMPANY IL pre-
80 ~ ssssssas ksEs pared to issue the bonds re
1s@- AZ. lsrrsd to in the annexed reso.
lut,on, in exchange for the Coupon Bonds nov
outstanding:
''Rssois.d, That the President and Treasurer Of
this Company be authorized to Issue Registered
Bonds In lieu Of the Coupon Bonds Of this Com
pany now outstanding, to such persons % may
desire to make such exchange and Is hereby
expressly understood and agreed that the Regis
tered Bonds SO issued shall be secured By an,
lien heretofore given to secure the said Coupon
Bonds and that such lien shall not be in any
manner affected or impaired by such exchange o,
bonds. 1t shall be the duty Of the Board to have
the Coupon Bonds, so received In exchange, can
eeiled, at or before the term Of issuing the sai5
Registered Bonds." II. W. HARRINGTON,
" lin Treasurer.
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R3s LAwRxHcx {: Mxexk..
aa4 TIE sSaaeSS q nsaEss. 1asSvss ed Care
0DA.
II r alss 1staU Psblil ~ OemmlsMsaeg q
The Dernsgship bptveen II. OMAezAu W1TD
S fsS .as,,s5 ~ 4,sssaIy:df az 49, : noy =
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s X apX &C ks.

n u p1ackS.
EEAFE SACKS.
On hand and for sale, the best and ehe apest IN
The city Companies furnished On the shortest
notice. Also. the Patent n APSA ACE, which
serves the fcurfold purpose Of knapsack, Cloak
Tent and Blanket. Call and exami ne at the De.
pot above Spence Gary, corner Main and Gov
aruor streets.
N. BOIL CLOTH for sale. ~ 16-i2tH
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AA.A UOYNER,s WHXTE
$%hI AND BLACK s0LFHOR AND
klsXAS MALYEEATE SPRiH aE.

K%aS And BLAoh IS so J Z! = Z tinos
Tnis. WATERIHG-PLACE win be open for :hs
reception OF visitors on the 10Th CT MAY. It IL
s!tuAts3 on tbs line AID in full view CT the Viz
sinia and Tennessee Railroad, about hall 3 mile
nom Bonssek's Depot, Roanoke, Va, 81 whish dc
20. an OMNIBUS win always De found waiting
On the arrival OF the esss. to convey passenger
@ tbs Springs.
These White and Blaek Sulphur Waters have
Effected nuMar0as cnres. Tbs w hits Sulphur,
aggravated Gases Of ayspepsis. serious affections
Of the liver, Kidneys, and bladder, general de-
hiltyr and especially diseases OF the nervous sys
EN-, and those diseases peculiar 10 females. Tht
Black Sulphur, sil kinda OF dtseas ss OF the skin
aggravated cases G: Esttsr, and ether sorrup.ioas
If Inc skin.
Chs accommodations srs eq asl to any to be fou ad
in the mountains Of Virgins, and the TABLE and
ATTENDANTs OF the most satisfactory character,
together nth 8 sns BAND OF MUSIC, and every
attraction usually found 1t 1rst-eissE Watering
Plseesas to eli Of which We bag leave 70 refer t.
he large number OF persons who hAvs heretofore
visited tbs place.
BOARD VIII hs reduced to $50 per month sel
tAr1ilies children and servants hslf price.
There Ia also TELEGRApR OFFICE hors
shIsk communicates with all parts OF ths South
J. 4. HEFFELFIE GEN,
my f2-7m Proprietor.
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TAILORING.

.Ess r>sS tISSIsD sk.o f1k Ses VA NJ
"a FACTORY su bscr!hers have or hand
Nd large and complete assortment OF SOUTH
L. Erin NASUFECTURED 0OODS--Cloths
Jassiu,ers and vsstings, Of all grades, from the
following noted mile: CTenshaw Mills, Rich
mond, Va; Miller Z &c. . Mills, Culpspsr county
Va; Thomas 8 Aimes mills, Marion, Smith
sounty, Va; Rock Island Mills. Charlo.te, q. e.;
which We are prepared TO make to measure at the
shortest notice, and In the latest and most ap
prov ed styles-goods that will compare In every
respect with tie beet Northern Manufactured
goods, and many Of the Crenghaw goods equal Ia
!naiity to French. There esn De no longer &C
excuse for buying goods manufactured out OF the
State. In addition, We Keep always On hand
stock OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS An D
UAsSIARREs, not 10 be surpassed by suy house
m the city. We have the best Of Cutters
by any boass n the Union, with = dsterrai
nation to furnish our patrons with Southern
Olothing-natsriei raised South, goods wovs
socth, cut xnd made South, snd We trust to be
scld and worn South, - We arc determined 20 d 3
sIl In our power to push forward Southern iassi
sutioas. SPENCE Il CAREY,
Ule,hisrg ana Merchant Ts.icrs.
IL - "arpS> ~ Nssu end rafh sfsssEs
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BUREAU OF PUBLIC PRINTING.
RIoHM0ND, June 18th, 1851.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMkHICA.
~ sealed Proposals will be reeeived ct this Of.
Zee until the cSth day Of July next, at Noon, for
furnishing the undermined paper TOR the uee c5
the Government Of the Confederate Statss. TO VIII
DJxDxas' fAfn1:
N ReamS IMPERIAL.
Reams ROf1L
- RoamD 4kDlU0.
80 Rsams DkAI.
Ice Reama FLAT CAP.
lee Resms CAP, (unYUlod.f
~ Reans LITTLE, (anYilehl
- Rsams best BOOK PAPI1-Sua
The sontraetor win 30 pound 70 faTaisS ~ Pa
q fesiis f1sss sy siss =:
lnuat give bonds. with two ICED 0usefIos fsr ~
faithful psrfoFmanes Of the ssnf5asS.
Specimens Of the Paper 70 % f0Y1ishsA nuse o.
:s1 e sas y delivered A'
''T hs pSoPossis "a IS sl1ressel % tAs svpsri..
tsndsit Of Pabite Printing, al es1erse1. EYTe
.snSsss e Sss srs sss'' ''ss' s''
issi--an saSs.f ishiie Tnsdss.
TO1ACOO.-A .Tee assossnA.I q sasAtH6
: and oAew'as resssss' Ct sc = .uvAI
w ces.ss lisis - Sss.
4 s 4 IL srk
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cEslss "aD'sd-T"0 0o'AAH' Sf y l cry =
a AAA0" II II S vfsalafA, MAY I'd. i:.1
EsGensra, order.
q Having sssn s ss.asnsa y s.s Exeeisnsy the
tho somIngnd, Tor the present, OF such volunteers
rom Maryland ~ may offer their SERVICES, the
companies Of not less than nfty men, who viii
elect their own officers.
The sertlEeates Of election VIII be returned .a
ne commanding ottcef, no will forthwith pro.
cure the proper commissions.
kseh company viii consist Of one Captain, one
,oET CoTporalse and at least forty-.wo priTstes
1t Is earnestly rscomm ended TO the Maryland
sssn that they Jose no time In rerfscting their
organization. Inhsftting as we do the name OF
tha old Maryland Lino,'' let rs initiate thsi,
vi.tass, and let the Maryland Liss q to-day, e.
l7Ta. net an example Of loyalty, discipline and
sourags to be smulassd bat not surpassed by oar
'r'sA'F' OF 'a' S'a'f FRANCIS J. rHonAs,
nv ss-:s Col. Commanding
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
R.oH1oEp, Va, Jane L, lsSl
tSs Il I've ssd S sns
field Artillery. and Ammunition therefor, rsquir
ing division Of labor. the following order Il is
The Colonel Of Ordnance Of Virginia viii con
inus to attend to ths issue OF arms, both Artlie.
r and Small Arms bsi9ng.ng to this STATE, and to
The making up Of all kinds of ammunition, in.
sluding tbs manufacture of Percussion Caps and
the Ordnance Department Of the Southern Con.
fsderacy, for which purpose SO much OF the Am
munition ~ II now ON hand a. the Armory and the
present accommodation for further manufsctuYs
Of Ammunition - 10 now appropriated for that
purpose by this State, be turned over to the Goa.
lsdsrats authorities during the continuance Of
The Colonel Of Ordnance Of Virginia wiz maze
the necessary Arrangements TO carry ont the fore
g1inE otasr. 'ohS AAToHAk.
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MILITARY EUTICEa

A.fk HDQRs MD. FLY ING ARTILLERY,
AVA CAMP MARYLAND, near Reservoir, }
July lie, 1851. J
"a WaDted-Two BUGLER5 and nifty = z
EfYfTS iY i6-t2tk
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LUMBER DEALERS,

~ moIxN ~ I3k1A 6xtO,
TOHN A. BELYiN,
j U'MBER DgALgR
on BROAD HTRRET, BETwBzE lsrH AID l4TE
Ilo, 900 feet WBIfE PINE, TO inches thi,t
5000 feet POPLAR, 30 to as inches w!d.
II, 900 feet AZ POPLAR.
$4,000 feet WALNUT, TO inches thick
$1,000 fset superior WHITE ASH, sgitsolsia,
gun carriages.
l0o, 900 feet ROCK MAPLE.
10, zoe feet MAHOGANY, to sirshss thick
2S,ocO feet MAHOdAN suitable for Conss,
l70, coo feet S-4 DRESSED FLOORING, -
10000 feet s-A UN IMPRESSED ELOORlaa.
$4,000 feet s-4 STEP PLANK.
5000 feet "a do. do.
LOO, goo feet "A BOARDS.
$4,000 feet PANEL BoARCS.
lS0, 600 feet SYCAMORE.
loo, 900 feet J0ICE and SCANTLIra.
$4,000 SHINGLES.
All Of the above Is we'll seasoned and Of goa
quality.
ROOMS, in Bslvin's Block, ON l2th street.
js 2S-Set A. BELVlH,
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EXECU rOR's NGTICE.-All perso = having
u Ross. d. caesej. viii present them properly
authentic4t d, to the undersigned and all per-
sons ind btsd to the said est1e will please make
paymea at thereof PROMPTLY TO the undersigned, in
order to q settlement OF tie estate
FRANKLIN STEARNS,
" la - EX'r If Wa .hirGtor 3 kOss.
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OFFICE RIOHM'D. FRED'BG &P. BIT
RIoRMoED, June n, 1851.
ESE rszUH7sy1 PERSONS NOT KNOWN
~ E4&8za<eSflto be residents on the line o.
the read, before they can oh
tain tiokets for passage over the Richmond, Fred
erIossburg Potomac Railroad, must be furnish
Cd With permit from he proper authoritiss.
By order Of the Governor.
10 se-tf A. D. ALLEN, Ticket Agent.
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"a notice. few families csn be
TG4A n accommodated With G Q 81 PORTABLE
.EllsfS u QUARTERS ar tbs BOWLING GkkEE,
Caroline county, which is Only two snd half
mile ffrom Milford Depot, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad, whsrs
they cen be supplied with every comfort, esps.
eisl,y plenty OF ics and good water. IL iS enc O.:
the hsalthiast places in Virginia.
There is always an OMNIBUS st the depot TO
convey passengers 10 the above plaGs.
Terms OF Board, 20 pes month !; children and
servants half price. EDWIN 8. PULLES.
10 22--lm%
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IL LII BERii
LUMBgRi!l
The subscriber viii from this GATE sell his soss
of LUMBER only for cash, except By special coz.
tract He Ia induced to adopt the cash System,
as he fnds the risks Of doing credit business
greater now than usually est mated
All persons havi ing claims against me are 70.
questsd TO present them for payment, and those
Indebted TO me are nestly Isqu ested 70 pay NE
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
Wholesale and Retail Lumber Dealer,
Cary and 10th strees.
Richmond June /, 1851. ~ Sims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-22

Skk2 ETx Spa sN6S.

a VARIETY spa.Hes.
,As..sssA This watering place. already oeiabra.
.ers, wss opened for the reception OF visitors or
the Ist day Of JUNE. These Springs are situated
Is mi Les west Of Stanton the Virginia Cen
trial Railroad: cars stopping at the door. There
are seven Springs near each other two of when
are running Alum streams, said by anaiys;sts TO
be equal or superior to aay In the State; Zeal
ing, one Chaly beate, &C.
BOARD:
Ter SssvS
Per week. ..+..... SEQ
Per day ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.ss
~ sim g. w EURRNEE.
sxA BATH ALUM sPEiNGs,
EA& VIRGIN
EasSA.G 10 miller from h.llboro' Dspat, Y:yg.ais
Central Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-22

TO FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO
WISH QUIET AND PLEASANT SUMNER Rk
TREAT The place VIII BE- we'll Kept. and With
special reference to the comfort Of families.
BOARD-S10 per week for two weeks, and for
eli time over two weeks, 81 psr day. Children
End servants half price
In xcunaslss Of IJR on hand.
JAEES r. WOOD,
ia l9-sp superintendent