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\ HsADgU ARTsRs viRuiXI1 F171-,5IS- -,
Hc. Enionhosp Va May Is,h I.sf %

" 1. To facilitate the dIspa,rb or L.
company commanders are noriaed ~ =. S "a la'ts,
luisitions for Arms, Equipment. a ,n'if 70
Hiothihg, &c must in II cases pass lsioe,
immediate Commanding Oilcer far 81, ata thslr
't otheT actlon Alter q due iapse OF Tim Eva
communication OF this order to the tronn ~ tas
Slhia, no acquisitions will he dIIad ~, "a vi.
from this ollce which do not conform, Sa'h,ry
same ruls must also he observed In - I -
letters ana papers intended for the go oueiA
commanding General. such pspars M 80 Of ne
dressed TO the AdJutant General of tbs pe Al'
Fofees, be signed by the oirrars ssny,' Ht'ha
la.ions. 'Ni"''e1 oy Easu.
ii. All ofieers who have reralvsi 49,.
mehts In the virginia Forces and VIII bIfu'at,
YET received orders assigning them to dpty h Aes
tnollly from THIS ofes, are required TO rerV, W.
tact AZ soon as practicable stating tn. nstrs.u,
thelr appoiu tInent and their address ~'HW
III. The attention of Officers serriry q, ",
hlA, OF every grade, /. urgently called 70 tLa -
cess'ty OF preventing any waste Of the ami, ~
Loh In the hands of the mea. Freauant Ir..-''
u"hs OF the cartridge boxes Will be ms3s sT,
each man held strictly accountable for tt. Aea
order. N'''e' VI G!
~. The attention of Commanding umcar. &,
called 10 General Orders No ~ Of The spth MI
requiring tri- monthly returns of their ra.rarriS
cohlmaodS 10 be sent to this office. The iuflrn
ION they contain il essential to A proper sIrHf
istrstion of the service. @1-''A-
'. Lieutenant Colonel JoHN A " tsu,S,r,x
virginia Volunteers, Is announced to tbs 80
serving 10 Virginia rs Aid-de-Camp 10 tba -
Iandiuq Gar"r F " 'Ao ''h'
By order of NAL Gep'ITuv
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sE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS

RE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
In consequence Of numerous professional appoint
ments.
DR.. II. SCHLOSSER
viii remain In Richmond
AMY ONE sUFFERING
BUNIONs,
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
WILL HAVE GREAT CAUSE
TO BE ABUNDANTLY SATISFIED
II rHRY
IMMEDIATELY PLACE
THEMSELVES UNDER
DR.. sCHLOssER's
UNERRING SYSTEM OF TREATMENT,
WITHOUT
o TT
OR
CO ING AIM
The great success which has attended
DR.. sCHLossBR
during this, his second visit to Richmond, and
also being unable to fulfill all his engagements
during last week, compels him to remain
TWO OR THREE DAYS
LONGER IN RICHMOND.
DR.. SCHLOsSER
Takes this opportunity of returning thanks 10
the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond and its vi
entity for the kind and liberal gs al
on him during his sojourn here, md also respect
fully announces to parties who wish TO obtain a
PERMANENT CURE
ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET
To favor him with a call without delay, a. this
Will probably be his last visit to Richmond, in
tending shortly to retire from professional ser
vice.
As q direct proof OF the extraordinary skilI at.
tending DR.. sCHLOssER'S cures, he can, with
pleasure, refer to great number Of ladies and
gentlemen whom he treated years ago, and who
have all been cured Of the various Diseases Of xhs
Feet to their entire satisfaction.
ne The following
RICHMOND TESTIMONIALS
are similar to the
THOUsAN
ID R. S n OS ER,S
possession:
From George b. Scots, President Of the Bank Of fv,
msres, FSederiehsburg, Ia.
DR.. SoHLossER has extracted several Corns f,o,,
my feet. in satisfactory manner.
Richmond. May 4th, 1851.
From John Mellon, E.q.
DR.. scHLosssR has extracted from my feet sevs.
al painful Corns without pain, and eheerfullx
recommend him to those afflicted.
Richmond, Va.
FSom J. II. G. Diosinson, Eq.
DR.. scHLOssRh has extracted great nunh., of
iorns from my feet, without any pain, nj wing
perfect satisfaction. j. NJ g. pfoxIsaox
Richmond, Va.
From 'oh" H. Speed, Member Of tie Coapen,,s. a,
Lyrsehbu,g
Dr. ecHLossEs has extracted four Corns from NV
eet' without giving any pain. and 70 my entire
pI-, JNo. II. SPEED.
sH SEVERAL THOUSAND TESTIMONIALS
re In Oh. SCHLOSSER'S possession, among then
great number from
LADIES
the highest standing, from this country and |
Europe, which may be seen at his
CONSULTING ROOMS,
AT THE
ROSEWOOD HOTEL,
Parlors No. Ill and lls.
n Private entrance on Main street.
NJ Once hours from ieA. u. uiisP.
~ ONLY
TWO
H'sss " e'ssssss,
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HEADQ' KS VIRGINIA F0PCV~---
kLnEMA Y -.

n HEADQ'ko VIRGINIA FORCES -
"a RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1851
Nj General Orders No. IT, ''
W The following tel.graphIc dIsna,ch Ia a..
lay been received, and IL published Tor the
nation Of all concerned: '"' ''''t'
..rr "MokTGoMERY, May 10 lq
To Major General X e Ike, ~ '''''
ITO prevent confusion Won will s..nrr. 49,
control OF the forces of the Confedarato St.,s. ~
virginia, and assign them to such du la a, vs1 ~
viii be yYur authority "''u 'ns
(signed,l AZ. p W.,ry.
"Seeretsry If ~
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DIED.

In Weldon. N. G., ON tie 18th Of May. BY the
Rev. ,. n. Bvans, 0kO. W. Cassidy and Miss
NARY 4. PETTfB. Of Richmond, Va.
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By order of Maj. Gen'I LEE.

4 ATTENTION, EMMETT GUAnD.-7I-.
81 company Will meet at the CITY Arms NJ. -, az. u'
III a. a me hour ~ u o'clock A. 81, THUKSbaV'
- ~ IL important that every member shonlJ h,
ment. By order - ,ba r.ss,IS 'N'p eusaull-
my 14-ltE Inlf y niiex,p,
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V'ALRY Nor.c.

RC;!ArvSALRY NOTICE. .com-----
@U at Camp Ashland viii y,noN 10 servic.
.rTV1-. soie- bodied RECRUITS. Siiss.5 10 n
1RsEn 10 ms corps must come ao Trssr,ns 70,
at the pispsrb app ieaions can be .ad
~ y ~ s, lamp Ashland to Lieutenaat W! 1exi uG
DkiDeE' until the roll Is filled w b Wooi
uv,, A. WIN. T. BALL Cav,
'uy ls--s'N 20 'Rt' rhn.,. 80 wv,
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-FOUR New MILITARY WOKks

Kun ~ L " VA "A II \ W On h =.
J. w. RANDOLPH, III Main street,
Has for sale
DAVIS ThOoPER's MANUAL. sl25.
ILLlAMS lLLuoThATED MILITARY TEXT
BOOK. 75c.
BUChhuLTZ's SCIENCE OF WAR, or Tactics 70,
Omoers OF Infantry, Cavalry, and artillery.
Zoe.
BUCnHOLTZ'S INFANTRY CAMP DUTY, FELL
qualifications AM COAST DEF ENCh.-
'Vc. my ll-3t
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.
49, Germ DIR. WOOLFsON, who has ar
rived IN this city once more, refers the public 10
the following Letters of Acknow led gmeut In re-
gard to his sTRESGFHENlNG SPECTACLEs:
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Il 5. GARNET, Adj. GenI.

onlcers OF the Confederate State. ARMY nav
serving in Virginia, will accordingly rr6oyt nv
t,etter' 10 the AdJutant General of the Hir,ipi,
lorce-, their present stations, the nature ~ ina
orders under which they are acting, aud n In
.oin "a OF tronrs, their numbers aud organl,.
non. By command Of Major s.en'I TyE
my ll--3t CAV NErr 80. IL.
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NAVAL LIGHT ARTILLERY.
~ Persons wishing TO enlist for -.
this branch Of the Nava4 service, will ap- IVA
Ply az the NAVAL RENDEZVOUS, cor Eqefya
ner Of Cary and goth streets. Go*
WIN II. PARKRn
my list Lieut. ". Nsxv
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ATTENTION. FRY's uoSs I.


~ y, hs.-hHend Il t0mpanv ngrrtD
~ ~ fehads Hall, en- this tTl'F.Ini,sk
. night, ut o'clock. - hspAfl
Y ills TSS IH0Ath.
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Z M PLAK GUARD, ArTEN
~ Tl0S.-Meet at the BLUES ARMO- A
Hf, I'm Black Coats and Pants and with side r
arms Mt O'Clock THIS EVENING, puuetu- hi
ally. ssrgeants will summon their squads LII
BY order of Capt. REGNAuLr.
my lit ). b. JACOBS, LIST Sere,t
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The SCHR. WM. FRANCIS vii
49, run from W EST POINT to CAP -
fAh0 oIC, on YORK RIVER, connecting AsrE
with the cars ON the Richmond and Yors s6sse
River railroad at Vest Point, leaving w ss, Poin,
on 1 UEsDAY, THUksDAY. and SATURDAY, a,
II o,GioGk A. n; Returning, leave Cappshosick
hRlf-past I A III. L. c. COLEMAN Cant
my lO-6ts ~F''
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ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET.


To favor him with a call without delay. "A this
will probably be his last visit to Richmond in
tending shortly to retire from professional SER
vice.
AS direct proof OF the extraordinary skill at
tending DR.. sCHLOssER'S cures, he can, with
pleasure, refer to great number Of ladies and
gentlemen whom he treated years ago, and who
have all been cured of the various Dis of rh
Feet to their entire satisfaction
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LfOR SALE.-The undersie ned publishers and
- pr9prietors OF the MONTGOMERY C0SFEDE-
RATION, In consequence of the editorial duties
being too severe and conentng one person. Of
Ter ior sale THIRD INT EkshT to some inteIli-
gent and enterprising gentleman The paper has
long ago been established upon a firm basis has
= large and daily increasing circulation. and,
the books will show Is now paying well.
TBRas-Reasonatle. Address
BANKS DiCKEf, Montgomery, Ala.
nv l4-3t&
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n AN lNDEPENDENr LOMPA
0>Ea NY of RANGERS, for guerilla a
warfare, Will be organized by returned
CalitoTnians and Tex N Rangers of this ~
city and vicinity. Persons enlisting are ToN
expected to equip themselves In full. Noa. =.
superior horsemen and expert rife-shots nseo
Apply Hsndezvous at the HALL, betw cen stL
dnu AVN, Ddnk street. ll--tt
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DIX. SJHLUbSER
Takes this opportunity of returning thenks To
the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond and its vi
entity for the kind and liberal patropa ge bestow ed
on him during his sojourn here, nd also respect-
fully announces to parties rho wish 10 obtain
PERMANENT CURE
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AT PR= sCTT'S

BIZ, kENliDuE HATS, at
BEL HATS. short
SMITH HATS, notice.
BROiUNfI STYLE SILK NIZS.
ZOJITE MATS.
OIEEI IA Is.
Infant> Hats and Caps,
Children Hats and Caps.
GcHI-~ fUrnI-i,it," Goods,
al every description.
Gems fine wool over SHIRTS;
t,,.I.i'- tine Uut-r SIi - aud Drawers;
Nesk Ties. Hi. Errh Fur, sd large variety Of
OTHER 81 les of 6EDIES
Pf i>U cars, Constantly
F[IH cars, on hand
tIOYH ears or
LIDIk>' F.iNt'Y FTHS. made to
AVS FCH CpLLLES, order.
EEFF'rTO RIMS
F c. pgE-C T having jus refurnsl from New York,
lee ~"n, ,ihe show f- stock goods to his ma
ny ri. ads ina customers.
~ TIE cBi, exclusive Hat, Cap, and Fur Store in
Ottawa.
- Northeast OF the Public Square, cas-. or
Eau,c>. s len q Co.. Plnk.
Ottawa, Sept. l.. ! 90 r c. PRESCOTT agent.
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~ 1 IS.

'k"'f undersigned has commenced Brewing sunerior
article o. CREAM ALE. and hopes ia receive the
Pnc patronage. Is he is determined nothing in
It's manufacture bn, the very best Malt and Hons
oruers "It at the brewery. the ,re p Godfrey
or ~ j. Ct"ncry Co shall he promptly ,ttended to.
brewery on 0tiawa Avenue vest of The R.yine
O-'awa. Nov , 1864. Y l.; O,pEfiIy
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After th'> Saturday, May iltl. ISL W will sell good
:" 10 except for Cash vud Barter cash prices
Fur the past three have tried sell goods
Tor casii only, hut Lorwi;lstaudHg rfnr to the
COZ farN W. hind that We have sold many goods on
credit Some Wiii have credit how though they
kh-w ~ = rSiuurS :" them. Nov, for all, have
drI ruined % possible break This credit busn.
ere. To aCC"uIIi> t, purpose selling tS
without any profit over What will pay freight and
prns-- selling. by doing shall place eur
selves in position that must refuse matter how
anNoE> may be to accommodate. And ON the other
band prices viii seem much lower parties pur-
chasing that If they have r-gars r their ia
iere<t-. they viii make u'Tt pay cash what
they buy. Thu> by tie end 81 The trust,
tie wl! get IN The hait az paying cash for what
l!ry aud tai satisfied .e saving il will
1" Them Ila 5ry couli n0t he indced To buy cred.
II aitcrN ards. We III AZ Monday mora.
ing and mark 10 goods. We advise those Whs
hay i"r ca H. :" pricrs hefnr- purchasing And
advise Iiuse Who huv credit them too,
they how mUci. they have t" pay for their
credit. ANDHEW LYNCH.
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Gtifaga ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEWING MACHINES.
The Economy of IsiEE the Franklin
EumiJy Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover and
Baker stitch which has taken thu highest premium ut
the Illinois State Fair IN Sepi er last a. the Uni
ted States Fair in st Louis, in ieto and at the rrin
sipaI State Fairs throughout the country.
Competent Judges gave decision ia invor OF tins
stitch on of its great strength AMI adHpta"n
70 ali kinds of family and, manufacturing purposes
The following table will show The diersrc, IN favor
Of Sewing Maeines-oyer the old method 81 sii'"hiis
bv hand In ,he working of Il ese Machines there i
not only great saving OF iabtr aid time, e-'ieS add
ing greatly the health;Eness Of the e'riiorment
bet TIE stitch is much stronger more elastic. AMI
much liable rip raye than The stitch ma'i-
WITH hutt,es and bobbns:
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We req1es: trends dra orders
a. cr,ciI. e mast = a viii positively refuse
t"r up c'n-'iersvn w.i, sci. ANY except for
CAS-!
s.ay lII>tl. ANDREW LYNCH.
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.STI7E OF mn ms ->0.,|'- me ''nf "jtiia 90
nHd ,i..- IT,. mart G,"H5 Utci in ~ stid >ntr. "
Iirceu: VI Ayes T-otnt =. davenport John Post,
i"i iaInn hrri'v. Ab'sa! ton'tfr. jaties VI y"e,
JOHN II. Ny- N,lHc! Grtut, naI S"iii.de J .-ur.
l.. Az, w.th. Jo-, rh MP tii.L, sIn"n sc.la H.
satrlI. 4. j. ct, iiG-Iiai Thomas: aIsd Henry "
wells. Piailt II, i. Error,
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Also, that 1t -e same sale the day. SnmIsl
W. sJ,lu sal "crtu he iIrvlta< a. the i.--I-
q"s'rfrr "i -vc'I =. in. W. -, range
al iii Tii" urIr - tI,n ". Istron- a:il IN. tid
EtNu'"ud u dG v ASSIGNED h- c-rtid ~ id
lur h,> TIA, rud ia, III, riu. Of r,,ie..,,-
ti''n IL tract salt sal. viii also IN
Nh ..l-' de- ~ " ~ \. D 60. .:"r-S IL.
Dee :. '6i-SAI JOHN =. ARMSTRONG.
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Ecaal I0r ertisclnrnts
sNiDfE EEOWSi:. ComIFr, .>o.'t.
1,ostgFe .S,,,. .

N|6Tif T. u iiFrtEN GIVEN. That hv virtue Of -
" d made Il eiIfrrrd OF record by the Circuit
C',rt Of Ia sac County. State at tuui-, the Me-
yrinhcr term ol laid Court, d. c6i, n rtaiu
Cause u e. i"ndn said turj, II Chance SIDE
th're' {. whtttn bav'd ". " com ain aud
Eiciari u. 1t Hiid III l. Rho sirteiI-
ants. stHn. ct Mo" day t, 18th day Jaru.-y,A
! g.. b. wv, u the oui. i;u ,,i",k Ii q
Il suns'io sid y off Tor sale. IT.. south door
a. b. C"uniy Co ~ i'"uss III ,i IN i'll v
at public iucf on nj III self t.r i.l,., h .,d,r
the following dear lad ir. per " b Ing ,A.le
der. u o., :: III 4" e Il. that ts..y. r =.
liaif a. tie suI, c;.- 'rs rt-r al iy,. >
The L-~t-t tart'r "a" - nth eat s=r,,r
ion 81 ; III IL f'nil>t I,
(i2l rar:-. - rist 81 t!,u Irl ',IcG
a. Il r. Of ste 'ai-l
l. 80 =. \. .tTLf.TE: U'sf-,- Fi"bc@rv.
.STI7E OF mn ms >0..|'-no@ ''nf "i;ia 90
mt: yb,,.f f,,tH1 IIri d ~ ~ SiH >,ft,. ~
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Evl LINE PlOWS.

FsNlESE celebrated Pi"ws with dnshr shiul are now
for sale he the ultlrr az Ird, aiil triuA We u n
LAY wth truth that viIi the improvements
riH" the last r-at. tch wiiAon d"thr r!i, best
lows yer Tered ia uInri Ct. Ne -h-H -.u Ties.
fi's"< dIr HE
price,. and ~ i'.w ~ u he warranted. .rr-"sS
iig ir a,ld Pt"w- the Ni.jg ,i"uh- is ma, I
leave their orders dr.ucc. they will then h- s,r.
o getting then. TERMS CAST.
janl? IACkSuN * l. CkWoOD.
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We'll TRIED CORPORATION.
iituI e state.

iIsITarr- - ir'rt- ri T"f-- -4.-f 'rli T-.l-ur- !
80 ,r!s .-i..f b t..rH..s. t.i.,.I hv
E-eil4Ga. ~ FAI Eaifg.it IJeat.
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Ma INKS Thrown Oss.

The notes Of the following Banks are thrown on
y the Bankers of this city.
Bank cf Aurora, West Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equality, /"
State Bank, ShAwnsetown, I"
Amer. Exchange Bank, Raleigh. :.
Corn Exchange Bank, Fairfield, /"
Bank Of Raleigh, Raleigh,
Bank II Commonwealth, Robinson, Ill.
Southern Bank Illinois, GRANVILLE.
GRANVILLE do do
Bank Of Quincy, Quincy.
Bank Of Southern Illinois, Bolton,
Belsiderc Bank, Bsividere.
Edgar County, Bank, Paris.
Frontier Bank Benton.
Merchants l. Drovers Bank, Joliet.
Kane County Bank Geneva.
rraifieSiate Bank, Washington.
Railroad Bank, Decatur.
Grand Prairie Bank, IrbaHa.
Bank of Eau Claire, Wise.
Arctic Bank, Eagle Point, Wise.
Morgan County Bank, jacksonville, Ill.
Farmers 4 Traders Bank, Charleston.
Citizens Bank, Mt. Carmel.
Pike County bank, nriggsyi lie.
bank Of Chester, Chester.
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yeoci.l l. Jones have just opened . fine
stock OF Clothing, Gantemsn's Furnishing
Goods, and a large assortment OF Piece
Goods, yestings and other articles 10 their
line. The Clothing has been selected ex-
prcssly for this market, and embraces every
variety, style aud quality, 30 that every mans
purse and person can be suited. Having q
large variety Of Piece Goods on hand, and q
Hrss rate Merchant Tailor in their employ
mens, they are able to fill orders for Gus
toners on short notice, and 10 m anner tina,
will give entire satisfaction. They are al.
xsys on hand, ready to give good bargains
at No. rs Main street. Call and see them.
Mich. Is.
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N X uk III 10 rsicult nr q aocioly

The monthly meeting OF this society, held
on the 7th inst, was we'll attended, and On
interesting discussion sprang up on the re-
port OF the committee on apple trees for
orchard culture.
This society has recently been obtaining
the opinions Of nurserymen and fruit grow
ers ~ to the IL most profitable varieties OF
apples for orchard cultivation in this section
OF Iowa and the contiguous portions Of ILL
nois and Missouri. Experience has proved
that a variety that bears we'll in one locality
does not succeed as we'll in another locality
even within the distance OF mile, Some
varieties do not exhibit good bearing traits
until the tree has age. The society adopted
the following MS the list Of II varieties tha,
have been proved to be the most hardy sorts,
tae best bearers and as producing the most
marketable fruit:
Winesap, Yellow Bell Flower, Rawle.'
Janet, Grimss' Golden Pirrin, Rome Beauty,
Maiden's Blush, Red Pippin, Red Jure,
Small Romantic, Rambo, Willow Twig, and
Early Harvest.
The following varieties arc also known TO
succeed we'll:
Dominic Tor Winter Rambo), Smith Cider,
Northern Spy, Vandevere, Spltzenburg, and
Summer Queen.
Subject for discussion at the next meeting,
APPROPRIATION of Soil for Spring Planting"
n 3journci TO meet Thursday, April Alb,
a.2 Z. N.
j 4. TEWKsBuRY, sec'y.
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IetSeIE community oclnk IEcSNeu LOT AOstctter d
SinmA ch pittars. =--
CANANDAeUA, July rs, 1859.
MEssRs. HosrErrER Il SAIrH
Gents-As We are strangers, herewith enclose
you $1s tor four dozen os te ters Stomach Bitters
which please forward via Michigan Southern Rail-
road Toledo, Ohio, and Clayton Station. I have
pnrchas I'D several dozen bottles at Toledo this
rer, but The sal is on the increare much that
wish TO open direct trade with you. was In.
duced TO tr, your p4tets by my physician, Tor the
Liver Complaint, and received such material aid
that have rec Jmme ended it to Others and sold
about two dozen pr week Tor seine time. have
= 4 kinds OF medicine In my store, but there ia
meme that can 81 chserfally AMI truthluily rec
ommend ~ yous Bitters, for l know thy have
helped me beyond my expsetati' n.
Yours respectfully,
pHIL0 WILSON.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ~.
eryvherc.
Sold by p.aiEsoss, A. j. WILKINSON, BAxrLGr,
KAYE Co., and j. r. NILkssdA.
March Is 6I-d4w
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ST.. Louis, March I6.
FL0UR--smail demand; City Superfne 81 so;
Country do - 40; Country double extra IS.
WHEAT--Firm. Spring and Club 81, Club 20,
Fall 81 IL to 20 white, 81 so to 1856.
COAN-Dr~oping. Yellow IS TO 81, mixed and
yellow 37i to 3s.; white 40i delivered.
OATs-2S To 80.
MESS PuKK-&l7 to $l723
LAKD-DulI; So to-.
WHISkY-l3t.
HIDEs--Dry Flint 1870.
HAY-Iimothy 81 to 80.
pOTATOES-26 to 35.
DELGIIER SUGAHo--Doubl refined loaf Zoe;
email loaf VI; crushed double refined 81; crushed
OIL regsc, powdered double refined Oh; powdered ga:
refine. white Q; refined yellow st. Golden Syrup
IL bb.s. g.. bbls 90, kegs 80, sugarhouss Syrup
Rola.ses Al. q, 43; City refinery ). II. Molasses
BEEF larTLE, Fair demand but poor supply
Good and ouoice % sac gross, common : to 2ac
gross.
SHEEp-S3 to 81 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-19
= u. BILLINGS.
New Dry Goods Store

NO. 81 MAIN-sT. BET. 2D AND3D
WILL sell for the next GO days my stick OF
/ Fall and Winter Goods at a reduction ct 10 per
cent. from old prices. Parties wishing 70 make
purchaseo ii my line will find IL to their advantage
10 buy now a. wish 70 close out my Winter stock
10 make room for Spring stock, and will sell Vt
aboAt COST for the next 60 days. have con-
stantly on hand good stock Of Foreign and Do
nestle Dry foods, also livestock Of Notions, Ho~
siery, Yarns, 1entiemen's Shirts and Drawers, La
dies Hoop osiIis-s1 .lN 81 ~, :. spI.ls
A small stock Of Wall Paper ~ New York Cost.
Call and examine before purchasing. win soil
a. per advertisement.
JanlSd2m j. M. BILLINGS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-19

Let every Republican remember to attend
the Wardmee.ingsto-ni Candidates for
Couacimen are 10 be nominated, and dele
gates appointed to the meeting on Thursday
night. Every Republican should DO present
and lend the aid Of bis voice and counsel 10
these matters.