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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26
Charles City, Iowa, Sept. 26, 1861.
Floyd County Republican Convention.

The Republican Convention, for the
election Of delegates from this county
to the Representative District Con
yention, and for the nomination Of
County Officers, was held at st. Charles
City on Saturday, September. 18th
The Convention was called to order
by Newman butcher. Esq, and organ.
lied by election of g
M. G. Cook, as President, and
E. G. Bowdoin, as Secretary.
On Motion Of VIM. b. Fairfield,
Committee Of one from each township
was appointed to receive and report
on credentials. This Committee re-
ported that the townships collectively
were entitled to fifty one delegates,
and that wherever vacancies occurred
in the delegation Of any township, the
delegates in attendance from such
township were authorized to cast the
full vote to which tho township was
entitled. ,teat afAE -aiagvs va1Ia
On motion of D. w. Poinde xter, the
report of the Committee was received
and adopted. On Motion of Mr.. Fair
field, it was voted to proceed to elect
eleven delegates to the District Con-
vention by ballot on single tickets.
On motion of E. A. feeling, the
Chairman appointed E. A. feeling and
L. Thomas as Tcllers. ass ass isa.
On Motion of A. B. +. Hildreth, it
was voted to reconconsider the vote
to elect eleven delegates by ballot on
single ticket. basas. vsssagaa 81 a i,s
On motion Of VIM. II. johnson, it
was voted that the delegation of each
township be authorized to elect one
delegate each, making nine. and that
the convention elect two delegates at
large. The following gentlemen were
elected: 9aa la an a1 sal
st. CAarles--Wm. B. Fairfield.
Union-Wm. III. Johnson.
Cedar-J. c. Townsend. ''~
Rock Gyorc--r. I. Gilbert. l a@.
Hoyd-L. Birncy. aehgt9t p !
Naes--Timothy Billings.
U!aer--Henry ID. Sprague. a, -f,
Rirerton-Charles II. Young.
Rockford-George Wyatt.
a At targe-A. b. +. Hildreth and NJ.
G.. Cook. aa.a a 5
Voted, That the delegates in attend
ance at the District Convention be au-
thorized to cast the full vote of the
County.
On motion of Mr.. feeling it was vo-
ted to proceed to the nomination of the
several County Officers. An informal
ballot was then had for County Judge
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26

And D. N. Ferguson was declared
a. nominated for Sheriff. lhaaa
On motion Of John Wallace, L. L.
Huntley was nominated by acclama-
tion for Treasurer and Recorder,
On motion Of Mr.. Hildreth, James
Coley was nominated by exclamation
for County Surveyor. 80 49,
On motion of f. A. feeling, John
Wallace was nominated by acclama-
tion for Coroner.
On motion Of X. T. Smile, J. Ches-
ton Whitney was nominated by accla-
nation for School Superintendent. ,s..
. On motion Of Mr., Fairfield, 3. B.
Van Stcenbarg was nominated by ac-
clamation for Drainage Commission-
or. r. .afaAl.liI sa1 se3eass sau4b
On motion Of E. A, feeling it was
voted that all the nominations which
have been made by this Convention
be declared made unanimously. a
10 On motion Of d. w. Poindexter, 10
L'de9o - VIM. B. Fairfield, aatilS7o
81 esm Newman butcher, assas3gt
svaa .iw NJ. G. Cook, ag tp3 ,iailes
were elected the Republican County
Committee for the ensuing year. 10
On motion, voted that the Conyen
tion adjourn without day.
II Attest, =. G. BowDoiN, Scc'y.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26

MAIN sLhEEl, --- M GhEfOR, IOWA.
4s.l Nm. IL. HARDING, PRoPKrErOR. ss
Having again opened this well known Ho-
tel, the proprietor takes this means to inform
the Travelling public and the rest of mankind,
that he intends TO make it worthy the pat
ronage of travellers, and If attention to the
wants of guests, good fare and low prices are
any inducements, he hopes to have his share
Of business. 4. ..... = 80 ....-s-.s.
In connection with the Hotel is the largest
Barn in town, which is under the charge OF an
experienced 0stlcr, and tcamsters can depend
upon having their teams we'll cared TOR. This
house being the Stage Office, Railroad Ticket
Office, American Express and General Freight
Office, presents more advantages than any
other can show in the city, and all Task of
my friends, is to try me once, and if not salts
fed, viii not ask them to come again. -
McGregor, July 1860. - -, 80
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26
FOUNTAIN HOUSE,

FREDERICKSBU URG, IOWA
This house has recently been repaired and
newly furnished. The Doc. assures the tray
elling public that every effort will be made to
make his house home for the traveller. q
Stages leave this house for the East and
West daily 344tf
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26

Business Cards of five lines less will be inserted in
this column fcr 50 90 per annum. For each additional
line over Eve, one dollar will be charged. 7 arEa
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26

E5- NJ. PErTENGIu, > Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents. No. 11s Nassau street., New York and 10 state
Street, Boston.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26

On motion of Chester Butterlield it
was voted that w. II. johnson be de-
clarcd by acclamation the candidate
for County Judge. ~ y
An informal ballot was then had
for q candidate for Sheriff, as follows:
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

We make the following extracts
from the Thru Biennial Report Of the
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
of the State Of Illinois, 1S59-lS6O
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
Orom the Conhll NagEH'ne)
TIE BURLESQUE SCHOOL OF THE DRAMA.

Mr. Pauche was the pioneer OF the hu-esule school,
and his sole purpose was 10 diver: holiday audiences
chiCAg composed 0. boys and girls home foe Christ
misr ard EIstor vacaticns) with appropriate dramatic
ysrsioi OF pretty fairy tsies HIS compositions we're
rather extayganZls than butcsques, aud depended for
their SUCCESS upon toe rcm4p;ic interest OF the
story AID tIe wit OF the dialogue than upon tSer sa.
tire. 1r Pianche may claim the merritt merit it be-
Of having fist introduced the pui into these compost
on, and il must be aiose1 that he punned with deere
on, which is certainly more than We can say Of bis
Younger in the craft Of jote.making. When
Mr. Phncbe a. the height of nls fare burlesque
writer these pieces brought ont only at boliosy
tine; in some clsss as sl53!lt, for the plDtomme,
which, III certain quarters, beginning TO be voted
low ard vulgar. Il suf,ed, thor, 10 tell the dramatic
story in sprigh!y rhymes, slightly sprinked with puns
and Gus0rs to the events OF the day. Ballet gl,tsr-
ing fairy scenery plro1es set 10 popular airs and red
aud blue fire did the rest The sac contained in these
pieces OF very harmless Kind and rarely aimed at
any gme higher than the Thames Tunnel or the Lord
Mayors show.
oi late years, however, pieces Of this cses have as
s,rted much more extended sway They are nov play
cd In season end out Of season, aud at If
hsarrs they held the stage al the year ronnd and con-
sttue the chief attraction. The youpg school OF bur-
lesqs writer's fellow method p culi,y their wu,thOush
o. course, they are largely indebted 10 The traditions
tser immediate predecessors. The chief elements which
enter into the composition of theee pieces pretty
scenery negro meiodits, "breskdown" dsrce ard
Tageous puDs It is also caaary condition 10 their
that ore ssgcy actresses with good lgs
should be employed In their performance. The n,s
aud the scenery 60 for much the puns go for more but
the comic dance goes for most of ALL The literature,
which cnters into the composition OF the successful
piece oi this descpton is net By any 10 be de-
spised nelec.usl effort. The y0nug men who can
sondustreusly torture The English language into such
range aud siar ng meanings through thousand lnes
OF rhyme evidently possess amount Of talent and sp
pcaon which, if properly directed might be of real
vice 10 letter.; orf not TO ,test industrial pur
suit Tom Hood, who considered the prince Of pun
sels in bis day, coul have conception OF the egh.
20 which punnng has attained (or perhspa ought TO
say the dep.h 20 which i. has fslenn time. Apin
day would perheps have been the Of the irdu.
gence whicn HSod would have allowed hinseF; aud go.
~ in s,atag the English language from i.s propriety
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

no cir, or madam, remember what precious quar-
rel there was 10 Thebes ages and ago when Pindi
conterded for the Prize Of poetry with Corinns
daughter Of ArchGl)iorus! And ho beaten-beat-
81 five timts, by Joyel How do you suppose Pindhr
fell? UncomnJnly sour, no doubt. Peops said it wss
Cotnnss pretty isce and Pndsr without doubt Of
that opinion. Who reads Co lima do not mean
De Staes youpg woman, bu the pretty Grecis1 girl the
conquaror Of tha God-3ingcr and wearer Of stormy
dithyrabcs. Nobody; and for the simple reason that
While PEdar is in state of toeyabls preservation, c.
rnna with fifty books OF epigrans ard odes has faded
quite out OF mems memories, and al her WORKS are lost
Much good, you Gee, did her FIVE prz,s 20 her! Take
heart unfortunate rjseted! Toe world may spg your
songs when Piadar is forgotten Thiak Of ali the people
who have been rejected ba.ore you! The grea. family
OF those the world has refused to know There have
been at least Hon Of cpcs written since the time CT
0pheus and ofthess tho human has consented to
recognize just four Give ~ songs and try the woilt
with tsen,yfour books OF dec1syIabics! Perhaps you
may make fiith 10 the glorious company!
Without any disrespect for the patriotic gentlemen
who haya been fishing with gold bait 10 the troubled
waters of ths revolt for "Natioaal Hymr," we beg
leave 10 observe that you cannot buy poetry you do
potatoes. Though the leg o: tho tripod may be gilt
never 90 bravey you must fad the right psrson TO ST.
upon il, or you will have no m lodious singing. Poly
hymnia is rot an Italian organ girl going about and
humping tamtonrire for pennies. A nature lot
with the true lyrical fire. will net wait for the advrr
tisemens OF any committee aud when high poetic facI
ty and devoted pini,ism meet in one nature The Ma.
icnsl Song will be sung with hope Of It's
exceeding great reward and all the land will take up the
chorus 10 concord Of consent. We b lieve the man
who wrote God save the King" hdog himself in gar
ret, to escape death ty starvation The fms of the
Aarseilllise was lucky accident Yankee Doodle
IL the chronic brother OF antquarans. The Star
spingled Banner" was written for an occasion, and
with no though. Of ptcunisry premium Burns gent
off his 'sc wha htc WI Wallace blcd" to bis pubsh
prz IF krvi
poem; and If Mr. Thomplobhsd of;rad bin ten pound
nosc 10 return the Scotch TyrnIs would have been
ceedinlly endsd There l. something In these delicate
matters VIII ca must be referred 10 committees but
10 the popular instinct We shall have oUr NA,ioeal
Hymn in time; bu; must patiently sb!ds its coming;
for il viii when least expected from source
the leos promising; and l. will be Recognized by sure
rules not contained in any art CT poetry lucky li
will awake some fac morning to f ID bim.elf famous; and
he wi write nine hundred and ninety nine songs
utterly vlueless ana bad. Meanwhile, the music OF fc
apd drum, Of IDuket ard ofcannol of HAL Columbia"
and Of yankee Doodle" must content us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

"HaDy Of the members ~ouli have preferred Co..
Brown, or Mr. Badger. or CIV. Graham or COL 0uilav,
or Gov Bragg but the three former not candidates.
aud did no. desire the pac and tie two latter, afser
bGving been voted for several tines caused their
70 be Withdrew. The old Democrats Of the State will
perceive that COL Brown and Gov. Bragg we're not
ptsb!e to the Avery aud Person men, TheJ we're no.
fast enough for these new lights"
The Standard ais, says, IS to Mr. Davis.
"Tho fIct that he remained at home during the con.
test a,d abs.sined from pressing members his
claims to the hgh place to which he has been called de
serves honorable mention"
This fact would have been credable to the Legislature
also for the fact that the election Of Mr. avis was
to accomplish an Interior
Obserser.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

hLet euth f)Tcgo tie p)etH sacred rame
Who rack their brains flr ucIe, not for famr:
Sill for stern Mammon may q ey toll 10 vain
And sadly gaze on gold they cannot giiu!
We all know how sefoons uted college Of Yaokee
snobs lately o red prize Of FIVE thousand dollars fr
Yankee "Na,iopal Hymn'-how twelve hundred Yankee
baras, inspired by the cnk Of the almighty dollar,
twa-ged at once their gree yres and how acr grave
" adng the twelve hundred eIsions which resulted,
the .committee" coOly decided that Of the compe
ti,ors had earned the coveted prize 0nc would have
suppcs that this was tantalizng enough but adding
insult to Injury, the New York Tribune thus mocks the
discouf oil p.easters:
Twelve hundred poets are safely through tho par.uri-
eut p,ngs aud not one poem Twelve hundred song,
and NOS one coed one Twelve hundred copies Of ver-
ses and not copy fascinating enough to begule the
f.stdious committe out Of the cash Read, reader,
read
Tle Commtte on the National hymn report that they
have received 1900 manuscripts each Of which has been
cons; rad aod are unanimously OF tho opinion that
one of them is suitable for National Hymn"
This i, il too hard Nine muses. invoked by twelve
hundred bards and bsrjngs being equivalent to the it,
vocation of 10 500 muses. by one ba,d or bardng or
bsrdlet and ro.hng TAKEN incontroveriby bardc, by
ali ,bese rythmical mo,iors-no sterling stave! All
the vretcbedness Of the ladies and gentlemen who have
baen blasted by poetic FIRE in these days OF steam ard
STEEL Oh! the hrps that will now be hung upon lte
wilovsl Trelve hundred cups rom Castily qnsfsd,
and not one clever canticle Twelve hundred lyres
t.anped in tune and Of tune, and not one ode OF
oxceencel Up Mount Parnss,us rode the twelve hur-
dred and down Mount Psrnassus each upon his called
and wncipg Pegasus the twelve hundred are psnsvely
riding and wishing that the Almighty bad no. fixed bis
canon ganst selfslaughter Verify, here will be heart
burnnvs and despairs and renuneaions OF sacred poe
AZ and ietl,uses and BSroDc msgrms enough TO stock
a circulating library. We must do what we can TO heal
these wounds which have been so ru,hlessly given.
Tell us, then, sorowiug master or mopiog miss. II
vou ever bought ticket in Of tho lotteries OF d
Wood, bit Of variegstcd botdng paper, caealis'
ieaIly inscribed 3. "a 4sa Wera you not cock sure
that the ticket g. %, As would come up a piizs OF
slOO 600, Ard did III Not to speak OF, Prob
bly. B,rnum has yet to fad the happy recipient
of the Wooden wealth; and when he does disco.
YER tha. For,unus we will all go to the Museum and
have eight of him, for he will be greater curiosity
than tho whales are. Il is with prize poems. The
d. cate Judges rarely besow the medal or the money
and when they do the most strident srummer in the
crowd Is quite sure to get ii. OF all the priz, poems
which ever sent thrills Of horror through auditors or
readers, how mauy are now lviugs You may eount
them upon the fingers Of one hand. Why do you
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
(rsota the Nonisone y Adveti,er) }
GEORGIA Us. ALABAMA.
BARRAScAs BARRACKS, near Warrington, Fla,
2an.nmhnr IG 1851

September l6, 1861.
3D. Advutiser II sse, in one OF your h,e issues,
great blow ebout big aud boasts that Georgia can.
not beat it, Nov, your humble being Gsor-
gian and the blow from AL ibamina, viii show him
that alone in my native county that bis big "boy-Loys"
aiat phsrS! What viii his blow majssty think when
tell hin that Merrwea,hor couaty, G,otga, (my native
county, produce seyen;yseven mel SIX feet
inches high, With commander te,t nipe inches
high the aggregate weight OF the ssvcntyscven men,
1s 557 lbs lis commander weighing three huodred and
forty.one pounds. Si.Aou pound OF surTas aesh,
can hold 153 pounds OF arms length His lady Eve
feet eleven inches high aud weighed 1868 pounds Nov.
Alabama, bring il your colossss and il you can beat
this then take my Old hat. know boy, son of Mr..
John Grant, OF sane county, fourteen years Of sgS
weigh, 1876 pcusds, has foot-I don know the cIac:
length bu, something ks number twelve shoe, would
be Suudays ft Yous humble servant. at the age Of
fourteen, weighed l63 pouads-nou l73 pounds.
could mention other counties Of Georgs that raises tall
mcn bu. thnk old herriweather viii stand her hand
with any Of them.
Respectfully, GEORGIA CLUE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
GEORGIA CLUB.
A NICE TaInK urAnpn

.rh, writer is sakeu such publication appeared
in our colurnns.--ED. ADV.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
RICUNOND. AUG. IA, 1851.
DOGGETT. IL ANDERSON,
EnUEHNAD OnD r,Nn

RE- receiving for the Yk Trade osrpetngs, OIL Cloths Nj
a tag Curtain G,ods oornlces and Bands wlndov Shade
ssper Hsnsings Cued Hair and ho sale low prcss
Carpets oGSn Beds and ksees made to order q, short
lice Paper hanging done In the city or soanny By superior uo
ssn- Tsei-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
rar--snAkER,s PREMIum EiIT-

NA TERs conceded 10 be the most delicious, whols.
some tonic In the World used by almost every lam
iy In vRoxl solely fer this climate, and should be
found he every Southern Family for al dis
othe stomach and bowels They never fall % make Pm
DYsPkP Nervous Headache &c With pain tn.
stomach or bo they RELIEF correct dSoTderei
hyer In weak aHd debaied persons they Will give Vital
energy the whole ss;em They only need trial give them
Messrs GRAY, PURcELI, LADp 90, and by all prominent
Duggs In the city Of Richmond and elsewhere Ia virginia and
O.; 0ANBY GILPIN Co., Baltimore B. A PAENEsTocK co.,
Philadelphs, and BARNEs PARK, New York. -
0rien filled By addressing =. BAKER Proprietor,
Feb e--dko = -. ..- Richmond. w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
rU TIE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA

yHE epsrlt the Northern and souih States hHv
doubtless become snt WILL IN great measure
expected suppy the South Wit BUTTER asd having been
extensively In that line Of business Itake
he liberty OF the p-opety OF beating Eutr well
before packing IL and ais OF putting 10 tubs larger at III top
han send market AZ packing
possibly would be peasea i've Consignment
purchase aowng the highest market iee and deal
nsvey cash. vii urnish goods the lowest rke. pr
the cash promptly fer whatever sy be sent
confident ha make TO the interest OF both ihe farmer
would be glas receive other country
pgoduce bit principal object TO call particular aiten
Butter making supple, have been seat heretofore
20 the South on the North whilst make an furnish
give reference from the fact that have been engaged
In this city for The las. ihyhve All AK
tial-feeling confident Of giving sansfaclon-
eAAfsoN JONES. bgent,
Grocer and oomnis Ion Merchant,
aua-dke lCor Main and 9th sis.. Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

R~A CARDS. we have TO pay CASH for
@S nearly every thing needed In the line Of our bu
will from s date, decline continuing accounts
esp with those who have regularly settled their bill With
10. Of January and July.
Accounts paid LIST Juy just passed cannot be increased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
HEADQUARTERS ARMY cr KAS,wHA.

tANf WAthsh, ct 10, iool
Nr DrAR WRE.--We have had si,riog tines sircs
nv lust note ysu. 0a the l0h Of septt mber, Gen.
Ross Grams, VITO Supposed to BE- In front tf Lee
made Li,spp ararc ia frout of my entrerc ments &C
the head OF bine regiments l bad bsen looking for
Tim for some line bu. bad idea of fsdicg myself
with my little Il rcs Of two thousand men, In front Of
the G,nsral cammandirg the d,i-ion Of Western
yugaia, a. the head of an army OF 5000 men, tb. =
roughly appointed in tv8ry particular and efp; cay
the arulsrv. Bu. trci the case would not de-.
cline bail, aud the assault c,mu esc.d At quarter
pas. o'cleck, and continued Without ntsrusion pn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
Col. 1st Cays.ry, Wise Leg

GOV. FLoYD's ACCOUNT OF Els FI;Hr WITH
ROSECRANS
The Abingdon (vs.) Democrat "stops its press" 70
publish tho following lsr fon Gov. F'yd 70 his wife,
written after the battle:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

NESWATKlSS IL FICHL EN- are ope
@>-sS Ing, this morning, OF those
Linen Sets DOLLARS and sleeves) AZ IS cts
Beautiful Droche Barege Angais, very cheap
Elegsnt Printed orggnGies
Black Bsrege HernAnne
Brilliant Lusered Heavy Black Silks, very low
New style Black and Coo. Parasols, with many other
oev Spring goods by every arrival
pRich Silks Bareges Chals Barego and Foulsrd Robes,
tc en rom Auction viii be sold Second 1ocr,
u great sacrifice.
aps WATKINS rICKLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
NO SONG. NO SUPPER.

"Lst such f,rego Tie p,eta sacred rame
WHO rack their brains fir lucre not for famr;
Sill for stern Mammon may d ey toll 10 vain !!
I,d sadIv psze ON gold they cannot giiu =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

=
SECON SUPPLY N 4 w
AS GOODS, g.
30. oPrsINa By sTEhMER Tbs DAY.
Hack SILK Mantss, newest S.yiss snd pai.erni
Beautiful Hernane shswh.
lille bhavls article.
EsgAnt Walking sliis. ... 10
Splendid Herssnes--g further supply.
hest beauiifai 0fgandles-very cheap.
Preach Jsconeis, In great variety very cheap.
Mourning Goods 10 vafiey-araong which very ehea.
Bsreges, Grensdlne Bsregos, Challies, &c ---...
sps sAmL N. PRICE 90.
Es,-@css DIR. j. w. GAREHGk.-DElR
va srR-IhAye forsome months used In ny family Sen,
pies usty celebrated Baking Po ders aad take pleat
In accommodating them all families the best article
Ihave tried for making Light sweet bread There
fos bAd bread when ple's Powders used.
- l. Respectfully J. RicHAR1 LswrLxs.
Petersburg Jul Va, sOth, lseo fs9-u
XaS TO Ill Il A DIS OF DEPART
-sSs MENTs AID AssIsTANrs would beg 70 invite tie
attention The Heads OF Departments OF the various branches Of
the Goysnmsnt OF the Confederate 5ates In Rnond 70
large and extensive noct OF Backs, paper, station
cry, Envelopes, Blank Books, &C., which will
furnish them at ialr prcss.
Having attached g. est2blhment extensive Book Bnde
~ prepared Binding and the manufacture CT
ank Books Of every description e best aad at the
lowest pnce A. MORRIS,
Publisher and BOOKSELLER, s
f.G Main ktrae. rhraon Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23
RICHMOND WHIG.
RICHMOND DAILY WHlG.

fEKNB
Daily Paper ss per saaaA ssra+Vesky, eS Nssky, So
vaT, r aaTanes may be made 81 hs rss Of ns
IN where evidenced tAhsn On NE depos
ls,isrla Post oAes sonsaiEins money
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-23

H%ss MILITARY GOODS.
100 Gross Military ru tons
100 do snail Military Bulors
300 do Back aud Drab Pa ent Thread
JStia SIper q 4 Va. CloihI
hi,Is "a Grey O. ssm.tes
BfieAlss Bone Bui.Cns
~ super White Twlled tlanreis
81. rs ard 4 BIO. Iheeiugs
lO4 and Bleached do
% aiSl,
Good stock OF fall Dress Goods, for tale by
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