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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL San Jose, on the
18th, the cannon from which the morning salute
was being fired, was prematurely discharged,
seriously injuring three men, Lieut.. Martin,
Mr. Gourley and Edward Morton. Lieut.. Mar
tins hand and arm were badly lasccrated; Mr..
Gourley was injured about the throat; and
Morton's face was horribly difgured and torn
by the discharge. The two former gentlemen
are not dangerously wounded, but Mr.. Morton
is in critical situation. II he recovers he will
be badly dishgured and perhaps deprived of his
eyesight.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16

POPULATION OP THR WORLD.-M. Dietrich
Director of the Office of Statistics, at Berlin
has published in the annals of the Academy of
the city the result Of his researches relative to
the present population Of the globe. In addi-
ton to his calculation Of the total number of
inhabitants, which he puts down at upwards of
l,28S,0O0, 900, he estimates the number of
the different human races as follows: The
Caucasian, $4,000, 900; the Mongol. 552 O0O,-
600; Ethiopian, (negroes) l96,O0O,0OO; the
American CIndians) 100000; the Malays,
2O0,000,000. The leading religions he divides
as follows: Christianity reckons 335 ,000, 900
adherents; Judaism, 5000 900; the Asiatic re-
ligions, S00,000,000; Mohammedanism, l60,-
600, 1000; and Polytheism, 200,000,0OO. OF the
Christian populations, l70,O00,000 belong to
the Roman Catholic church $4,000, 900 to Pro-
testants and 100000 to the Greek church.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16

ExILED CLERGYMEN.-The S. F. Monitor,
Of the 18th inst, has the following:
BY the steamer that arrived on the 4th inst,
six Mexican clergymen, exiled by the so-called
Liberal party, now holding power in Mexico,
reached this city. Rev. Caciano Espinoza Ca
non of the cathedral Of Guadalajara, and brother
Of the exiled bishop Of that diocese, is a guest
of the Most l.ev. Archbishop. Father Espinoza
is one of the most learned ecclesiastics of Mex
leo. The other clerWmen arrived are Very Rev.
Raphael Comacho, ID. D., Rev. Antonio Gomez,
Rev. Miguel Ignacio Isquerdo Gutierrez, Rev.
Sebastian IgnaciO Gallo and Rev. Raphael
Vargas. The latter is from Sonora-the others
from Guadalajara. They reside at present with
the Pastors Of ST. Francis and Mission churches.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16
Aerada 9emOfrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

REPUBLICAN NoMINATIoNs.-The Repub-
lican County Convention, held on Saturday last,
nominated the following ticket
District Judge-T. B. Mcfarland;
Senator-Joseph Kutz;
Assemblymen-James Collins, J. NJ. Avery,
W. II. Sears, Reuben Leach;
Sherif-N. W. Knowlton;
County Clerk-R. H. Farquhar;
Collector. N. Turner;
Recorder. I. Sykes;
Treasurer-E. G. Waite;
District Attorney-E. II. Gaylord;
Assessor-.Geo. b. Mckee;
Public Administrator-W. W. Cozzens;
Coroner.-Dr. Hitler;
Sup't Public Schools. A. Chittenden;
Supervisor, Sd District-P. f. JefFeries.
Among the nominees are some very popular
men, who willrun full up with their State ticket;
but the ticket as whole is not a very powerful
one, nor does it give entire satisfaction to the
party. Several of the candidates are new con-
Nerts, and are charged with having linked their
political fortunes with the Republicans for the
sake Of getting Office. Nearly every candidate
on the Union Democratic ticket considers his
chances improved since learning who he has to
beat.
DIsTRIcT Court, July lSth.-Jollceur VS..
Van Hagan ct al. Seven days additional time
granted defendant to file statement on motion
for new trial.
Endell vs.. Voss and McCambridge. Find
ings of Court filed and judgment ordered to De
entered in accordance Herewith.
Isaac Roboold, native of Holland, admitted
TO citizenship on the testimony of Jas. Monroe
and d. Baker.
Oscar Dunkle, native of Prussia, admitted
TO citizenship on tina testimony of S. Alram, E.
W. Masln and A. b. Dibble.
July l5th.--Middle Yuba Canal and Water
Co. vs.. Hiscox ct al. Order heretofore made
so modified that Sheriff is permitted to sell gold
6ars-deposited in this case-in Nevada city.
People vs.. w. Myers, indicted for murder
Defendant arraigned and given until Thursday
next to plead.
Hersant VS.. Whartenby. Cause tried and
verdict rendered for defendant.
July 10th -Evans VS.. Lewis Motion to
strike out portion Of answer granted.
Chapman vs.. Excelsior Canal Co. Tried and
submitted to jury.
BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY CONvBNTIoN.-
The Breckenridge Central Committee met
the Court House on Saturday last, and called
a County Convention to meet on Saturday,
August Sd. The primary elections will be held
on the 9th inst. The several townships are
entitled to the following number Of delegates:
Nevada, II; Grass Valley, 2l Rough & Ready
l3; Bridgeport, l5; Bloomfield IL Eureka II !;
Washington 10; Little York l2-total, lis.
FoR WAsH0E.-A party of Nevadans left
here yesterday evening, with Mau's saddle train
for Washoe. Among them were Col. W. c.
Bradley, our late accommodating and attentive
Postmaster, and Messrs. Williamson, Leyey,
Hall and Joachimson. Col. Bradley goes out
to look after very rich silver lead in which he
is interested and the others, we believe are in
search of "indicatons."
CHEAP-Peaches were selling in town to-
day at bit dozen. They were small, how
ever, and not very good.
IRPRovEMENT.-Mr. Stumpf, proprietor Of
the Miners Restaurant, is adding another story
to his building.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16
LABOR SAVING
R0CK-DR1LLING MACHINES.
QUARTZ MINERS ATTENTION | /!
TlR. BEERS WOULD CALL PARTIC-
~ ul0r attention to his Improved
AMALGAMAT TONS

For Gold or Silver Ores, which are claimed to pos
sess the following advantages over all others now n
use, viz:
lst. They are equally adapted to the amalgama-
ton OF Ores, either Wet or Dry crushed.
I'd Being Self feeding and Self discharQing they
require but little attention; one man being sufficient
to attend thirty more.
3D. During the process of amagamation they
reduce the ore to an almost impapable powder, in
close contact with large surface of mercury, but
do not grind the mercury
4th. 1t is claimed tor them, aud demonstrated
that they will save from % 10 100 Der cent more
gold than any other amalgamator now in use
The Amagamating Pans are put In sets Of three
discharging into each other; three OF which setts
are capable OF thoroughly amalgamatng AT least ten
tons OF gold ore per day, and, with slight addition
are equally adapted to the amalgamatiOn of Silver
Ores by any OF the old new processes.
The Pans are about four feet in diameter and
supplied with false, perforated, or CRATE bottom
upon which the grinding is done, which allows the
gold, as soon as united with the mercury 10 settle
beneath the CRATE, and remain as safe as II under
lock and key.
In cleaning up the pans and separating the ANAL
gam but one tenth Of the usual labor is required
The parts most exposed to wear are made Of hard
iron, and easily replaced, at trihing cost
All orders for these Amalgama tors can be sent 10
PETER IONAHUE, on Frst street, San Frnncisco. at
whose Foundry they can be seen in operation.
For further particulars, inquire of the Patentee.
J. y. BEERS
nprl3-3m 1866 Clav street
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16

THE PAcIPIc TRooPs.-The officers who re-
signed from tho army in California are to be re-
placed. 1t has been decided Jy the Comman-
der-in- Chief of the Department Of the Pacific to
keep the forts in San Francisco harbor garris-
oned perman ntly; therefore the troops under
detaching orders had not moved at last ad-
vices.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16

You've LADY BURNED TO DBATm.-A
young lady named Lione Wilson, residing at
Mark West Creek, Sonoma county, was burn
ed to death on the afternoon of Tuesday, the
9th inst. She was engaged in preparing din
ner, and her clothing took fire from the stove.
Her age was about twenty years and she was
very highly esteemed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16
Special Notices.
Atmospheric changes exert vast lnflu-

Atmospheric changes exert vast Imfiu-
ence over the human system and sensations; upon
their recurrence Of all persons Of pethoric habits
sufferers from scrofula cutaneous eruptions, stub
born ulcers from an lnudioious use Of mercury and
in chronic constitutional disorders should have re-
sort to SANDS SARsAPARLLA, the original and genu-
inc article so long celebrated for the cure of the
above named Diseases and all others arising from
impoverished vitiated or infamed condition of the
blood or habit Of the system.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16
San Francisco Adv's.
r OMAN EYE BAL S A NJ
FOR INFLANTED EYELIDs.

A NDFORTHE CURE OF SCROFULOUS nUM0URs
"A and soreness surrounding OF near the Eye In
all diseases of this character II is almost certain
cure. The following extract from letter Just re-
eeived, refers to Of the many similar cases con-
stantly reported;
JERSEY CRY, Oct. 2Oth, 1850
Mcssrs a. b. & u. SANDS:
Dear Sirs:-l have Cor a number Of years been
troubled with and inhamed eye.hds. which
though they never caused me much pain were very
annoying ON other accounts. ] have tried number
OF medicines at different times without the slightest
success. Seeing an advertisement of your Roman
Eye BalSam, in spite Of my scepticsm resolved TO
get some. and at least try it. am now writing this
IN the fullest gratitude to inform YOU Il could al
most send you iitty dollar bl) that few and only
a few, applications have resulted in a complete cure
Respectfully yonrs,
L. ZABRlSKIE
Price, 25 Cents per JOr.--win be sent free
per mail TO any part of the United States upon re-
eeipt OF 80 cents in postage stamps.
Prepared by A. b ID. SANilS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, cor. William, n. Y.
For sale by RedingtOn Co., San Francisco r.
Fl. Mcdonald 4 Co and llr Justin Gates h Bro. Sac.
ramento IL. II. Wickes & CO., and Rudolph Il Hunt,
NeNaua Le2h:lm
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16

DRowNED.-Frank Sterling, Justice Of the
Peace at Red Bluff, and highly respected citi-
zen, was recently drowned while bathing in the
river at that place.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12

THE first fatal accident In the AlpI this
season occurred to the daughter of Prus
sian Lieutenant General. Md'le Wsngen-
helm. NJ. Gudden went on q tour In the
Noric Alps. with his wife, bis son. and the
lady inet mentioned. They went from Hof-
gastein to WiIdbnden GAStien, by the grand
route, when Md'lle de Wangenheim and
N. Gudden resolved to turn aside and take
u fOotpath. which led to the summit Of
GalnskArb-KOgels. The Two arrived safely
at the top Oftbe mountain, and prepared
to return, not by the path they followed in
their ascent, but by depcending in straight
line. Scarcely had they commenced when
the lady stumbled, aud, after sliding few
yards, fell down a chRsm 100 feet deep, aud
WAS killed on the spot.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12

CHAPLAINs.-The order for the organize.
tion of the California Volunteers contains
The following provision for the rpiritnAl
wants Of the troops "There will be nj.
lowed TO each regiment Que Chaplain, who
will be appointed by the Regimenial Com
mander on the vote Of the Field officers,
aud Company Commanders, on duty with
she Regiment At the time the appointment
is made. The Chaplain so appointed, must
be u regularly ordained Minister Of some
Christian denomination. aud receive the
pay and allowance of csptsia Of cavalry.
lie shall be required to report 10 the Colo.
nel Commanding the Regiment, At the end
Of each quarter, the moral and religious
condition of the Regiment, aud make such
suggestions as may conduce to the social
aud religious happiness aud moral improve
ment OF the troops"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12
Arrada Democrat.

"FLoAT LAED."-The Stockton Republi-
can remarks:
We presume that few persons are aware
that in this agricultural district there ex-
lists quite large tracts of land that actually
fiUat upon deep water. The soil of them IL
some two or three feet in depth, aud 70
foot pole forced through II huds no boiiOm
below, as there is usually q lake Of great
depth beneath il. This we should say is al
high tide. for the lands rise aud fall with 1t.
Some OF the tracts are very superior graz,
ing land, and large quantities Of hay ATE
cni upon It, persons going With their carts,
animals and machinery upon the tracts
Al high wafer the land bends up ahead, like
u small hill when heavy team passes over
il, which embarassss the cattle very much.
They are generally driven over il NJ low
tide. The bending is like that Of ice in
some stages, aud there are air holes in the
lard. Persons navigating slOughs are
sometimes compelled to pry an acre or two
Que side or the other, 10 afford room for
their vessels TO pass. These singular for
nations originate, probably, from floating
tule and other drift stuffs which have col
lected aud by come means have sunk un-
der the water sufficiently TO receive the SD
imeuI left by foods for years. The owners
uf these lands intend, by artificial means,
to double the depth Of the soh on their is-
lands. considering them valuable part of
their possessions. We have the above from
farmer on the San joaquin. upon whose
word we can depend. Were We the owner
Of Que of these floating pastures, we should
wish TO anchor il very stoutly, or cultivate
! trees to which TO tie it at night.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12

How TO Build FL.EET.-In North and
East Germany The people are enthusiastic
for building n united German feet. At
Berlin, it il prOpored TO build q big var
steamer bv voluntary tax Of PrusSiau
penny Il 10th the English cOiu) Oh every
pint Of beer drank by = citizen. Every
true Berliner drinks from Six TO ten pinis
per diem. which. suppOsing but 700 600 pa.
triotie drinkers. will make daily cOntribu-
ton Of G4OO, and realize Ia few years a
fund sufficient for = very creditable feet Of
war steamers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12
Bankers and Assayers.
MARYSVILLE
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE.
II. HARRIS A. co.


HI. HARRIS g. CO.,
e Street, Near Corner Of2d. NIOrysvilIe.
Also rs street, Sacramento.
los SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
And Aurora, Esmeralda Mining District.
WILL CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BUSINESS
w of Melting, Refining and Assaying
Gold and Ores of Every Description
ADVANCES MADE On GOLD DUST.
Gold Bars bought and sold. Returns made in Bars
or Coin, IN SIX HOURS.
Shippers Of DUST can draw, against consignment,
on nur houses at MARYsVILLE. SACRAMENTO and
SAN FRANCISCO. and Check Books for that purpose
win be furnished by us
They would respectfully solicit from the Miners and
Dealers, their patronage. As vouchers, for the
rectness of their Assays they refer with permission
TO the following Bankers who for nearly four years
have shipped Bars assayed by them 70 the Eastern
States and Europe:
SAN FRANCISCO: MARYsvILLR:
B. Davidson, Esq, low, Bros. & Co.,
Mess. J. ParrOtt Co., Decker, Jewett & Paxton,
" Sather & Church, Reynolds Bros.
" Reynolds Refs Co. NEW YORK.
sAcRANESTo: b. Berend & Co.,
r. F. Hastings h Co., Trevor Colgate.
ID. q. A.ills Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDRIA MINES.
The best article the State, sold at San Francisco
Agents rates.
August g. 1861. H. HARRIS & co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12

DEATH OP FRIETER.--Tbe Jacksonville
Sentinel records she death Of J. W. A'Neal,
who has been connected with the press Ia
this State aud Oregon for many years.
Like ell other members Of The craft, Mr.. A
Neal had biz ups and dOwus in life, aBd hip
career has been cut short at the early age
OF 30. As an editor and printer be deserv-
edly stood Gt tbe top OF his prOEeseion.
and many friends deplOre bis nntimely
deDarture
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12
ALIYERY STABLE,

7. connected with the house and particular attention
viii he given TO the care Of horses carriages &C.
Horses and Carriages can At AL tunes DC Proc0feo "
SpPO'Al0O = GEo, r. LANCASTER. PrO'r.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12

NEw YORK city is required TO raise sll.-
OSO.922 by tax this year-iwO millions for
the State, aud two and half millions for
the county. and the balance for The city.
The total eAlaatiOn 10 Eve hundred aud
eighty oae millions, and the rate Of taxa
tion will be 1876 per cent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12
Ysrada Democrat.
PUBLISHED TRi-WEEKLY,
On Tuesday, Th0rsday and Saturday.

ny 1. J. ROLFE q co.
7. !. R0LFR, A. P. CHURCH, o.I. LAMMoN,
T. II. ROLFE.
~ ~
oFFICE--C0RNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS.
% 80 -
Tag TAI WEEKLY DEMOCRAT will be delivered to town
subscribers At IS cents per month, payable to the
Carrier; single copies 10 cents. Mail subscribers
IS per annum, in advance; for six months, SO, So
three menths, 81.
RA1es or ApvERTIsING-For one square Of ten lines,
Brst ineerton. 81 each subsequent insertion, 81.
Que hundred words on aa average make a square.
JOB PRIErfxG, OF all kinds, neatly executed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12

TIE Ex-King Of Naples has purchased 3
mansion, near Lucerne, for 40O, 900 frauta.
Times are changed with the kinxlinfs For.
merly Switzerland used to offer are nige 70
the oppressed of every nation, nov the y.
rants are glad to 6Dd a shelter under ils
free Institutions.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12

A TERRIBLE 6ght between the Chippewa
and Sioux Indians. took place 81 81 Josepb
on the Pembina river. on the 10th nii.; 6
Chippewas. 3 Sioux and 2 AssinlbOiE % we've
killed In the struggle.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12

Ia many parts Of Germany, the anuiver-
sary Of the battle Of Waterloo has been eel
ebrated this year with degree OF Ostenta-
tion which has offended the French Cow
ernmeni. France does not need IN be re-
miBded-at least, MT by Germany that
Waterloo is yet unavenged, and that lhe
Rhine 10 yet ontside the French Frontier.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-12

The Texan rebels have established several
cannon fOundries. aud are makloE field
pieces from Arizsna copper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
RTCRMOND WING.
Tn. pa,Iy whIs IN RichmOnd-pay the Car


The great demand for the DAILY "Ha WITHIN the Ci.Y'
a. wen BY regular as by transient readers ana the UNI
Guilty of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
by carrying system adapted only to Office suSsehp
Hoas, have induced to resort TO the only feasible
mode Of managing large city circulation, to wit 'nA'
of orspagasnt to DE Carriers. From this da'e thore-
for5 no subscriptions for the Vine to De LETT WITHIN INC
ely viii be taken AZ this ofce and all persons nosOe0
for subscription to the present time, within the oS' arc
requested 20 call st the Office and settle their aec0un~'
The Carriers will Of course, continue to deliver the pa
Der to the present subscribers and receive pay Tor the
A. the rate OF fifteen cents per week The public
m now understand that all restriction upon the sale Of
,be wH,e bv Carriers within the city Is removed and
,. all who want it may buy from the Carriers or have
Il left for them at their residences or places OF business
Ssp,eaa6-r l6tk, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

SsKg EsGC9slS.
WI have n store, iEPor.et direct i.5l. gsrei as
w etGr,n
100 cases tine Cisrst Wire
0tssksts Champaign W1ns
D eazkG One french Brandy
tesidss large lei Of very supsFsr old vice -, aa
questionable as 10 age aud purity, having beE h5s ~
Aiso, London Porter, eeoteh Ale, Ilh sni Ses. III
jamaica Eam, &c. 0uT stock Of Vtsirla Bye VIZ -
iost OF the best brands psrt Of rhlsA "a vsTy M $50
all o; which We vii sol. 81 snsn sdysEes "a l1sEf
oSlser.- JoHssoN, YOCNGnifii
isls Ne. u Fear Sifl3- B.-rlh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
APRIL, 1851.

DRY GOODS.
HFEgcHANTs y.lag his city with view Of making nv
~ respectfully solicited - examine esF e'~A " AL
GOODS. We oIer for sale; -,
SO oAlss BroEn Sheetnss and ehirtinSh
So OsaAhurra,
80 Gases BlsAched Shesings and Sa.rtsags,
sNhR . paid sad Striped Osrsesr-s,
50 pIs,es striped and PAID DomestSs for ssrTSnts,
- bales '-cIrgs,
- penls and striped shlrinSA
gls1 SECS Er--y Prirtr,
% C5iCaAics,
IL Cclcrc5 CA-1hrcA,
= EC-.ucEy JeSns and TveedS,
AaA -e assortment uesvy add Pne L1sns for gsn vee
No lb-ss IrN Icela Lawns Plain striped and Eriorod
"a Bsss5 sai Popuns Cloths Cashmere Nes;lugs, he, &c,
~ 81 WIGS ue SCI yery lie cash and prompt tad
ELLErT a DREwkY.
No. II Pearl street,
.,i Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

tXTTNgER Ar aNGgUENT To . ,yS!I-A
w Jamertown, X tngS MIL Grove, Szzz1asasss-
stone House, gst,u kOcH Wharves.-Ihe s'ta nee
81 as Opt II. Freeman, VII on ans aisr elne.'
CAV ming lszve the Shar at eketi tra
laFy ever soud.y welreicsy AID friday nlnE a. ~
O'clock p.ecs the above places lay al koek MhAl >.
night each Alternate day, fesday thars ~ a.
ard orna.s Wharf al the heur eS e'A
A1d touch 81 ~ the regular landings
Passage and feislt as uszal u,ry,-s
K " IA hAt'e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
POR TILE SALE OF NEGRoB
yE the Auction
for the sale NEGROES at the Auction koon on HanAn
street, lately occupied by BEris GREGORY. u., a.
patror age friends and the public generally
promote the Interest al bis patrons ana nse
La from his long experience the trade be VIII be enabled 70
obtain the hshes market prices He will make liberal advances
on property In hsltsnd prepared 70 eoaa persons en-
sd IN be AM also their seyan-haying ample accom-
Inodstons for both. BUNS,
On Franklin, Bird door below Wall street.
April 18th. 1851,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
NgVAL = NOsl OV'S "6OSSA T.,NiI, FSsS
ltuproVlry The Condition OF Horses N.
LIrLRY CtPS! IlIItary Cap-!i JOa'
nnat5HrT, q IL NRsON,

- receiving ga Cyals CA1saag', on 0ois. IA
"a 80, C.-t- e. rotl. C--a-rg -ra EcE-B Ni'dor Hhsts
So Err-f Cr-l Esr and Mos ipr tai 81 ,o5 p-!cc:
C,psl -- Reds La1 1strtsscs 11s - ortsF 81 shot nc
- Issl-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13
nISsoITTIoN OF CO.pARThERsHIP

DISSOLUTION OF CHARACTERISTIC.
yuyHF o. Partnership Of Clarkson. Anderson e Cos,
was dissolved July Is. b. mutual consent -. a oa
soy business though eiihe partner WI gn - ha
dson and accounts can De found ~ me ONCE VI
olarkson Co., No. LOG hAin street, ,,,pvsos
in ANDERSON,
... a. q. BR0WNRLL
NOTICE.
N.,s h,. ds.s our ssles will be for CAsH payable
1 l-nS1, ,hir,~ d.v. CLARKsON CO.,
"a ' No. LOG Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

E~S MENrs AND AssIsTANTs-I would bes % Invite me
g,.ea0a Hsajs o. Department. OF TIE various o
the o. tae Confederate states In Rchmona 70
large excessive ioek OF Books, Pnpers staHon
eFy, EnVeIopeS, Blank Books, &C., which VII
faruish them al fAis prlcel. $3.50. -, nj,
H4yng Attached s NJ sslasIhaent extensive BOOK Bnde
~ % a. DreD.r,8 % execute Blrdng and tie manufacture Of
Bak Bc5s 81 every description, the best manner saa a. me
Pubnshsr And Bookseller,
- IMsn street, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-13

". gISoN W. O. DARLINGTON.
--HowarisviIo, Virginia.
EESON & cos
1861. ENsaaSSExsiSsS 1901.
MAIL PACK ct Ii n 4,
PACKET CLARA. Captain D D ISbe!l.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. Il. Maxwell
PACKET PERCY oapiAia A. q. Loving, Jr.
PACKET PIONEER, Captain Q. o Burf',
T EAvE Richmond NO day, "Wednesday and FRIDAY,
AZ 5PM Leave Lexington bAme days AZ o'clock, A a.
with superior accommodations Tor travellers, runs uWteiy
between Richmond, Lynchburs and Lexington.
PACKAGES conveyed by this line will be reeePted Tor AZ our OF
Tee an psid for, /; Lest. Our Agents are:
p Cruteha-d. Richmond BococE Parrish, Lynehburs,
"a n No-grovs Isxi,r.ou t1alb
L.GRTg q BBADBURRY'S PIANOS,
TETE CALL ths stisnuon OF the et1e1S Of Heh'
w Ecad and virginia, % Piano Sortot Ehchs
We haVs placed Mr. CArrs tia; thsr quAass, - ~
n every respect mar be tsEsd By SO sds Of hsss & 81
famed CccseruZ'E
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