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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
RICHMOND WING.
M. Da,ly waIg an RichmOnd-Pay tl'e gar
rlers. -.

II
-. s--,,,nd for the pAILr WEIG within the eiC,
~ ,,,rl,T as Nv transieat readers and the eiii
80 n s,sfo,Orly supplying both classes oil Racers
49, :, .,s,sm adapted only 70 office saesonp-
", h,v. Induced Us to resort tc the only feasible
- ,,.,,,ipe large city circulation, to wit 'nS'
Of x,pase"; to The Carriers rs0 W s ~. -i.Sin the
fo,s no subscriptions for the "Aio 70 DC lS 80
sl,v Win be taken at this of;e ard S persons no00.sU
tor subscription to the present u"e' within inc '''
r,o1s,ed 10 call at the office and settle .nsiF A'S'uuH'
IT,, carriers uI Of course continue to deliver the p
NJ to the pr,cn, subscribers and receive pay io' 'ps
an, a. the rate Of fifteen ceuts per week. The pa0lo
N no. understand ;ha, al restriction upon the sale o.
n. WING by Carriers within the ely IS removed, aa'
49,, IN it nay Guy from the Carriers or have
4, left for them at their residences or places OIL business
S,p,snBsr 10th, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
APRIL, 1861.
DRY GOODS.

APRIL, 1SSI.
DRY GOODS.
sksIs yi,,, ,a,s city with vieS Of nssing Purotssss
resp ee.fsi,y soactsd to examine our htoSk o DAi
Re oIsr ior ale:
q baIes B-evr sheetngs and shirtngas
y 90 OsnAhurKs.
lie 50 eas-a cached snestings and sairtlnS~
IA sDbaiss p sld sud striped OsnAharssl
SEQ pieces striped and p ID Doussuos, Tor s'r'AnAt
b0bales Teclss,
So Den. IA ard striped RhTitHsL
glSl cases 7eacy Pr.nts,
50 "a Cosonadss,
10 . Colgrec CAn5rcs,
Is 4" Eantacsy Jsa,1 ndraeeis, -,
Ard s sss-nt oi Heavy and Fns Linens, TOR GEMS Hee
yr,s oabss IRISH Iiasa Lawns Plain ssped and Eneroa
-sd s-rges ~ Dcpcs, Cloh cssngsea se-inss &C. ~
al Of vheS Iii sal VERY chssp . t- cash sna pISnpt sas
- ELLErT A DREWRY
Nc. II Pearl street,
-, Wch-ond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

ZINE LIQU0Es.
W.vsn s:0r' imported dhsss h0r SrssSs b. sss"Lsas
100 case bns Clare. Vine
20 baskets Champaign, Wine
casks fne French Brandy
ksds alarge lot OF supeor old Wnes sid grsnSe
Susonsbie ~ and purity having teer bought bohd
Alo, London Porter Scotch Ale fh aad Scotch WHISKY od
Jsnaes Rem, &C. Our stock Of Virginia Rye Whisky eo-pr;s
most Of the best brand, ppr Of which very ee and tlpe
all Of which I'LL rs small advances lots u Fu. rsrs
ehassr JOHNSON, YOUNGER A OTsT,
teN No. Is Pearl ftrsst. pantlond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RARLlsO4D.
aFHRRAL sUesRINTESDBhr's oYBiOh'{
RaCHzJSp, jay sis, 1861.
EcOs 10 Persons sending Packages to Soldiers al Manas
Sas, Staunisn, &c, SC
E practice Of ssesiss lss pA9k-sS' ~ S sasHE delay
t an m Necessary 70 caution persons 10 eoaEne hsne' Gs -
vr A packA., they viii The TAk o. her e'inS s'
e;Gldss being sabiset % sHeTs-s eAArSeL ~ ,.rrnouR
% General superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
CONEADs OF DEPART

40 q Il u - y W
kA MgNrs AND AssISrASrSi would beg 70 tnviae Vat
sIon Of ne Heads % cspssn Of he various oranen %
a. overp N OF TIE Confederate states nov n
~ A.. and er7ersive uocs % Books, Paper, StuOn
STy. Eaveiopes, BiaGk HOoks, acc Smea VIII
fuznlsh ther a. AR Pglcvs. - M l,r A.
Hapr i.ched ray esaSEShment sn extensive boek nlnue
Ne az pepsred 70 execute Binding, sad the
. -, y s'N-' F a MORRIs
X P'-' Pubusher and Bookseller,
n nsin Itreet Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

NOTICE. 0Wiag 20 the
aavessibHty o. procuring supplies except ioF Sssn,
lueest.r IN BE f5r cash only. excepting ony hose
b havs 6esa asre,ofoEs promptly pal II me moHLis
aNN TO as VI siu street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
RAILa0kps, &c.

kALhIkUADDS COs
CWAYGE OF sCHBDUsE.
Ga ssBygsss e 81 ssaa
- OFFICE BIC INosD AID P R 3 CO lss,
oaHoSD. va; =. ve ew, y, t ssbs mi.
ON add Atsr Wednesday, oeOoer 2'e' The fo0~ins
" viii be this road
=, ~ LeaviE Q Richmond.
h , sT, ana Paaa Day except SUNDAYS
a. ........................'..' - .''''''' =
leaving Petersburg. an
va =, anS A1sooodaion daily except sundays
ma ...............
The trsns leaving Richmond az 4 NJ anu ~ - ~
Win Trains going sOuih Of Petersburg
vsr, viii bear in mind that they are required 70 ,h0a
pas ON ths Governor, or some otler au'n''Neu P'
by can l''Ts the city '' 'A' '''@ rHos uiwYSN sup
KlCaeIOsD AID DAKVILLE RAILROAD.
FssssssssssSnis ss.ss.s4 3 Ia
koasoSO, Aug 9Th, 1851.
aummER RANGEM ENTs
FOR The SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
RIgUnOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
on and amer MONDAY, Aug 2th the Passenger i'Ain'
" ~ follows: ,.-aa
Mali Grain leaves Richmond daily Sundays neludsd al I2e
M cut on Sunday the TAln goes Barkesvs onS, |
hlrs 9Th the trans on the SoGih .ide hA'OAa ' ZIG
al .nvis daily Except sundAyD at oS7 NJ
O. sSsy tSsTe viii be Mall Train tom Burkesyile % Aeh,
coni leayiag Burkesvle the arrival OF VIC Lrsn @ a.
lorth and southwest a. iI, ~, and reaching Scnnon "
Trsa rom Richmond al BurkeSye win tne ram
ou souh slde Railroad oE Lynehburs and the SCUM
daily. go -, NJ, .vit. uiih hs South
ss Ioas Be oc9fsd ana Baggage vii be checked
through 10 he following Points: cA,,s,oov,
Lynehbars, Enar dIIse
sr.5tol nusnta
k CHAa. g. FALcorr,
jyl6-s -f
sOgTH- SiDE RAELkgOAn,
DSaED aTFEIs MONDAY TEASS4 Aux sS
sust the p.ssenger Traas, viii IS iloHs; s1Hft
- pom PLIEssBURG TO LFhCEDOka. go =,
MAJ Trsr sisr1 daily a. SO A. N, reaches
FaIsnss Train Starts daily, s1osp' Sundays 81 49, T. H.
| .s.ehes Lynesburs Et1gso A. ".
PROM LYECHBURG 10 PETLRsBO2e.
aslTrAIr glAr daily a. II ~ reaches 81 - a.
Fsrlsnge Trains s;ars daily, except sandsys ~ i0' T.
4 caches Petersburg ~ $50 A. D. -, 49,. En,,
Tbsse trsina connect With two oay usinsto sne sp'ns'
4 yule Nashville, Memphis, &C., 10 New OrieAns
~ rh aud most expectons route 70 ~
tennessee AabAas Mississippi, LoulsAna 50
The C;y Point Train leaves Petersburg daily
N ana y Nocz, and cts Pcnt a. SD A. h -no -
Sxisa are 8 sae oa 81 hs steam peehs" N4 ~
| ,SsSAgy. Ed pIID,
| "A, GtnsrL AspsrsniAneanh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

life, Fire and MAXINE Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
once No. its Main CSorthess, Of lith street,
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 2aTg MARCH, 1887.
TJyHIs old and reseie Institution With ample Capital and
tnsent carefully vested, continues Slaves.
Buildings, Merchandise Of every description, ouse.
hold Purniturc, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
GARAGES and Freight, stthe lowest Loses
adjusted and paid xiih CD posslbls despatch.
lDIRBUT0RS
David Carrie, Robt N. Burton,
Chss 7. worhAp, rransh J. Parnes,
Jehn H. Cla'bsrns, john snhlAt,
John ,. wilson, 7hofi A Enrt
Alexander Garrett Geo. 6va.hnsS.
Reier O. warwick
DAVID ouRRn. Prel
JoYH J. WILSON, Treas'r.
Rosr. 7. BaoorE, Seo'y te2T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

Ad 80 : O. 3 whoi sal. ang C &. l. the r!lt,y
a. generally h. stock OF Home 5snlacturd
tool q-cy Bl- H1i md Fitgve Syl- Caps
b. = ahuilusai, favorable ters IN any ely
n sul atseat q desired % tne slack lutaIS
las; l. ths E'ss dur sb s-d Vs-uesi Gap maru'e
rsd Bsvi rand .ro 5sp9 o. t1ek the n n'facturt
OF DIS HIS W. leXa gni Fetal. trade win be connl
e. JsHs DO ESQ., 81 lain rect Elcsnond, v, $40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
Doc EE,rT - ANDERSON,
gOVERNOE STREET.,

az re1signy Ire FaG Trade, Carpeaz Oh ciotar, NJ
n ing OlrAr G'ci losIess sad Bsnis, Windos Shades
D. uarrlga Cled Isis Gnd Gosl fer GALS law prices
9 C1ac Esls aad Mattresses made 20 orisr st short
se Fe3s5 haasag lshs city c5aay BY ssper serb
ma. Inel-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

- Sn s. ~. GAEsa4ES kA'--DhAA
- M srR-Ihsve for months USED IN ny iAny Ssl
~. 51y celebrated Baking 20 y GERS, ana ta.s He1s
y ,-,,olrc them 70 al families a. re very PC: !.
Is,v lei los making light, sweet spoay osA-.
- &c ior "A bread vhea SenaPle's koNs1eTs IS
sgp',ssr-S' fe2-a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

UyO HYsICI Ms The Sub Carbonate Bsnuts is offer.
ell 70 you perec. substitute FER tie cub Nitrate which u
hh Tbs complsr OF the DITe sstcry
wide 10 tlss) the s-b Car ons'e nsn; pro r.
nent anss over Sch NITRATE and many prao
nrsr H. tuaiclent supply received 10 Oil al pre1ep
tirps n suI y fine best Chemicals and ca
pr daet .nshs hertt TO supply IN the most
III prescriptions OF pat MADE BAKER,
a-t,s,s M-n & corner above Post Oce seq6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

DSNA. a. zoe Ol'S" tsossS r., -
"a $ 49, I'm a, .Goniit ON OF Rsrses L
Gnd toru "a 55uts S-Fsi -ld Js-s ley1sg 81 10
d - q, ho-s. "a st inttra.y fhs rvl " Ds.Ass5
thsa an appetite sy coat Of BAR Asd can De h -
The - n u a up ove1 uHout ia s back % BE hs roo'
cor No. h b-ra sstsnsvey since Is iarotuctol
ab four yesrs 40 g. hs city and al parts Of hs otaie ~ w
s-a so-t nl, Nsv Ali n Al t every qusitr o.
a. uaoa--Aai 'as demand e steadily Increasing. ,
The -iyn universal satsflcaon % Tar a. We
IA been able ~ :sla lis-s o. alrci tic
rrIzala usis a. gss STATE I'd Of JAS P. OUNAL Drug
O.. ,fr~r SEA-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
KEUNT * JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia,
ePNPs.aL g.hMIsSiOE mERCA&FTsi
.s 1z, for sale o. Manufactured and EoAns Tobacco
,o,c -. =. IS, ,.l. sels-6n
rg ss, R.pu6 lean, stAun,on spsctsi,r, and FeoeI'
.s,eury SsuI VI Py and ssnd ell 70 Nnl- M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

D1sSGLgrs ~ S2 CO-rtEls i s.'S- ~ A. - y
he dl:a o. z bI-L, h eoecefa o. DICK SS1s IL :
s2ol.gA Al persons Indebted 30 ali c,u-erE cid AEe
ea ~ r.Yrasrt 70 - sss Of the etneera al De uel
-uuL asb -slns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

ATTENTION, LADIES!
EUsT Fashionable Boot Shoe establishment
q No. IS Main Street. the folio sils and beautiful styles
shoes for Ladies':
L.dics oo;.ses Booss, entirely new
:. Sip Sole, fair ,i.oA KID Congress Boss
e Heel button CATERS, thick and thin sole
tf" Congress" very superior
20 Bide lace I"
fogeker vh styles ladies
had Ladies respectfully inyi,edto call
JOIN o. PAGE, Jr.,
oc12 e3San Street
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30 PaaTyERsa5P:>AiE. ., ELL s-''n'''

nssyss h- and TIE sYic 'nsSI have ASSOCIATED
A5pur3oss Cary i1e ot11 and cen al fiL Tor
or lie ale of oes, a. he oil es.a5As AID ~ bi.k-
hil e. &c - D lgISsUS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

A Al MEADE e. uAK ER,s DRUG sTOAh.
a ls6 Main street. corner above Posi- 0nee.
Brsngeu and others viii and nne Of LGb1 and
other fne eoaps Pomads Per.anery Rnd Ooseqre Aso
ls.Ee asoriept Of the bot Port Noaaie and PIrsI Cors
Brushes Cigar Matches and GIL s popular Patent nerines At
the lowest p0ieGJ Cor each. jsls
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-01

The schooner = j. Waring OF Brookhav-
en-, from New York for MOutividco, July 4th,
with an assorted cargo, returned to New
York last week. On the third day out, July
7th. she was brought to by the privatcer
brig jeff Davis, which sent boat full of
men alongside, and ordered the captain of
ihc schooner to haul down the United States
flag and declared her Il prize. They took
from her quantity of provisions, and then
put on board prize crew Of five men, taxi
ing away Capt. Francis Smith, the two mates,
and two seameu and leaving the steward,
two gcamcn, and Mr.. Boycc Mackinnon, n
passenger, on board. The prize crew were
Montague Amiel, Il Charleston pilot in com
maud, one named Stevens as mate, Malcolm
Sidney as second mate, and three men.
They made n southerly course, and on the
10th Of July, when fifty miles to the south
ward Of Charleston, the prize captain and
the second mate hcing asleep in their bcrths,
the first mate doing on deck, and the others
asleep, Mr.. TiIlman the steward (colored)
carried ont his prcconcorted plan OF killing
the captain and two mates with a hatchet,
and throwing the bodies overheard, The
job was all done in minutes, Tillman taking
command, and steering the schooner north
ward, One of the remaining men was tied
up till tho next morning, when he was re-
leased upon promise to help work the ves-
sci. Not one ON board understood naviga-
tion but once having got hold of the land,
Tilman brought the schooner safely up to
pilot ground, when Charles Il. Warner, Of
the boat Jane, took charge of her. One of
tho schooncr's men, Donald Mcleod, reGus-
ed to assist in her rccapture, the whole duty
falling ON VIM. Tillman the stewqad, and
Wm Shedding seaman.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-01
Our Resources,

The hearts of the people are the hulwarks
Of nations safety, and the response which
the North has given to its COmtry'S call is
u glorious vindcation of its patriotism and
devotion. But beyond and above that it is
a new demonstration Of the old theory that
patriotism thrvcs best in the high places
of the ea~th-upon the hills and mountains
and that a rugged climate produces a har-
dy and military people.
None have been more astonishod al the
suddenly ly-dcveloped military capacity and
strength Of the Northern people than them
selves, and no stronger proof was ever Of
lcred that free labor is the parent of the
best armies. New England, the cradle of
muscle and nerve, and the mother of en-
pircs III the West, has well vindicated her
old renown, and yet she has not exhausted
a tithc Of the surplus strength Of her gran
ite hills, or thereby stopped spindle or a
watcrwheel in her borders.
New York and Pennsylvania have sent
their SONS to battle by scores Of thousands,
and yet commerce, or manufactures, or the
great iron or coal interests heed not their
absence.
Ohio and the Great West have sent an
army, and yet their corn-iieids smile with
plenty and their gamers burst with food for
world.
That the North, even handed, has an elo-
ment of strength, in the physical develop
mCnt of its people, growing out OF II CHI
mate, its necessity Of honorable labor and
the self reliant, persistent character result
ing therefrom, more formidable when arous-
cd than the mcalcuating impetuosity gen
Grated by Southern sun, is everywhere
apparent
This same peculiar character of the North,
devoted, heretofore to tho "arts of peace, "
aggregated to itself the capital necessary to
develope its military power, and has all the
confidence in the Government and its perg
petuity necessary to bring out that capital
to the aid of tho Government. The recent
exhibition in Wall street of the borrowing
of five MILLIONS of dollars at low rate of
interest in q single day, demonstrates both
the ability and disposition of our capitalists.
Another great resource Of the North eXs
lists in it's vast merchant marine, and the
hardy class of men who serve it. We are
now just upon the threshold of a necessity
for the Incorporation of large portion Of
this element into to om Navyas volunteer
arm of that service, The facility with
which our merchant ships and our merchant
seamen could be adapted to our present
wants in the enforcement of the blockade of
our coast, and TO cooperate with our rcgu-
lar Navy, constitutes the chief value OF this
arm of defence.
The foregoing are but few of the most
prominent of our resources of defence, and
they afford us Just cause of pride and con-
ISOLATION, and q reason to count with conf
dence upon a speedy and glorious result Of
our national difficulties,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-01
ApEs1N Paw.

The following is the pay received for the
various offices named: Lieut.. Gen. Scott's
total monthly pay, inclusive Of rations, is
1888 per months his aid-decamps receive
Sl9l per month each; Major Generals, S457;
Brigader Generals, 1914 80; Colonels of
Engineers and Dragons. 1929; Lieutenant
Colonels of the same, S205; Colonels of Ar.
tillerY and Infantry, $2l2; Lieutenant Col
onels, SlSS; Major of Engineers and Draz
goons, SlSl; Captains, $l34 so; Licuten=
ants, first and second and brevet second,
$l25 80, In the Artillery and Infantry
Majors receive $lG9; Captains, $ll5 80; and
First Lieutenants, Sl05 30; second and brevet
second Lieutenants, 500 80. The Surgeon
General is paid 1928 33 per month, and his
assistants from S2l7 to Sll7 SO, according
to their time of service. The older Surgeons
of course receiving the largest pay. The
Paymaster General receives 1928 80, and
common Paymasters $lSl per month. Nom
commissioned officers are paid as follows,
by the act of August 4, lS54 Sergeant-Maj.
ors. Quartcr-master Sergeant, chief musician
and ordnance Sergeant, $2l per month; first
sergeant of a company $40; all other SER
gcants $l7; artfccrs 81 corborals $l3 mu-
sicians and privates of dragons $l2; musici-
san and privates Of artillery or infantry Sll
ono dollar per month of each private's pay
being retained to the expiration ofhis term
of service.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-01
The Position at Manassas.

After tremendous fighting. against great
odds, at the Bulls Run batteries, and inn
mensc slaughtcr--in which our troops be-
havod with the utmost enthusasm-tho
center seems to have been taken with q
sudden panic, such as sometimes has taken
the best troops--such, for instance, as
the French were taken with at Solferino
and rcueatcd in disorder. Deprived of the
center the wings were compelled to retire.
1t is probable that our troops in the advance
were disheartcned by the knowledge which
then became impressed on them that the Con-
Gcderates outnumbcrcd them two to one, and
hy their imprcguable entertainments, the
character of which they lad not seen at
Bulls Run.
70 appreciate the immense undertaking
of tbs National Army, we must comprehend
the nature of the position and its defenses.
particular description of these was pub
lishod in the Gazette of Friday, from q COR
respondent of the New Orleans Picayune,
who wrote from Manassas on the 7th of
July. \ part of this we repeat now, to
give ON idea of the formidable nature of the
work that our troops had to storm.
BY nature, the position is one ofthe strong
est that could have been found in the whole
state. About halfway between the eastern
| spur of the Blue Ridge and the Potomac, bo-
low Alexandria, it commands the whole
country between so perfectly that there is
scarcely possibility of its being turned.
! The right wing stretched off toward the
| hcadwatcr8 of the Occpqupn. through a
wooded country, which Is easily made im-
passahle 10y the telling of trees. The left list u
rolling table land, easily commanded from
/ the successive elevations, till you reach
country SO rough and 50 rugged that it is
defense TO itself The key to the whole
position, in fact is precely that point
which Gen. Bealrcgard chose for his center,
and which he has fortified so strongly that,
in the opinion of military men, 5000 men
could there hold 10000 at bay.
Tho position, in fact is fortified in part,
hv Nature herself. 1t is n succession of
hills, nearly equidistant from each other, IN
front of which is ravinc SO deep and SO
thickly wooded that it is impossible only at
two points, and those through gorges which
fifty men can defend against whole army,
OF the tortihcations supcradded here by
Gen. Bcamegard to those of nature, it 10 of
course not proper for me to speak. Tho
general reader, in fact, will have sufficient
" precise idea of them by concciving line
of forts some two miles in extent, zig-zag in
form, with angles, salents, bastons case
mates and everything that properly belongs
to work of this kind.
Behind these complete entertainments,
, which, as the correspondent states, moro
, than quadrupled their strength, the chivGlry
were gathered to the number, probably, of
not less than 0O,O00 with every supply that
| cxhuusting Of whole country could furnish
and with the flower of the troops of the
!, Cotton States who had been mqre than six
: months under drill.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-01

Deg~The last desperate cxpcdient to which
the rebel Commissioners have rcsGrted, to
gain recognition from the French Goven-
ment, is the proposition Of Q direct pQstql
system between France and the Confederate
ports, to be carried in French steamers.
This pleases the Creols, and it is hoped
that panic will lo created aWoung the
French Commercial men who have extensive
relations with the Southern States, and that
they will exert sufficient influence on the
Imperial Cabinet to hasten the end required.
There is little danger of the success Of these
schemes, however, unless the Seeded States
are able eAectully to resist the National Coy,
enment
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-01
DRUGs, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND
IL OILS.
A. j. GARDNER Co., Druggists.

"A. j. GARDNER Co., Druggists,
Gilead, Wood Co., Ohio,
Have received large stock direct from New
York, consisting in part of PAINTS of all kinds,
LINsEED, TANNFRs, MACHINE and Coal OHs, FUR
NlTURE, Coach, DEMAB, and JAPAN VARNIsH.
PAINY, YARNIsH SASH, WHITEwAsH, ScRUBBING
and LAMP Brushes.
DYE STUFFs, like Josephs coat of many coors.
GLASS of all Sizes, Purity, SAND and EMERY
PAPER, TURPENTINE, ALCOHOL, CASTOR and SWEET
Gus, English Currants, Prunes, Tamarinds, and
Raisens, Spice, Pepper, Cinnamon by the h. or mat
Ginger, Gloves, Ground and Extract of Coffee
Chocolete and Cocoa. Starch by the ib. or box.
A fine assortment of PERFUMERY Scars and
hayoring extracts.
A large assortment of PURE MEDICINES and
CHEHC AIS, and Tiidens celebrated Medicines foI
Physicians use.
We are selling a fine article of C0AL on, free
from smoke or smell, at Zoe per gallon.
Lamp from five shillings to two dollars
We believe in the principles of PoPULAR Sow
REIGNTY and PAY AS YOU GO, and shall hold our
Stock strictly for CASH or READY PAY, aud will
take all kinds of Grain and Produce in exchange
PATENT MEDICINES or EVERY KIND.
Gilead, May 9, lS6l-tf.
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L. G. Barkdul vs. Prunus &; Chance.
BY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above cause, shall offer for
sale at the door of the court house, in Perry sburg
Wood county, Ohio, on
Thursday August 30 1851,
at o'clock, p. IN. of said day, the following lands
and tcncmcnts as the property of said defendants
to witt the west half Of the northwest quarter OF
the north quarter of section l3, town t. range
IL, containing 20 acres and the northeast quarter
of the north west quarter same section, town and
range; and appraised at 1868. g. L .GUIER,
JAS. MURRAY, atty. Sheriff.
Inlv 90 1871 0NtES2 81
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HoI FARMER S no!

The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to
the Farmers, and all Mowers of Grass, that he is
the sole Agent for
A NEW SCYTHE!
which is now unsurpassed for durability, and une-
qualed for easy work, 1t is tempered in furnace,
and consequently there are no hard or soft places
in it, but uniform throughout the last haf-inGh is
much easier than any other scythe known, requir-
ing but few moments at any time to put il in per-
feet order In short it is the greatest Scythe of the
age. Call aud see il at the Store of
G, B. KREPs.
Perrysburg, June 18th, 1851.
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nea. The oorresnondent of the Lonisvills

Bsa.The correspondent of the Louisville
Courier. writing from Camp Boone, Tenn,
on the l4th says the Kentuckiuns among the
Confederate troops there have plenty to eat
but hard drilling, camp duty, and the re-
QUESTION Of enlistment for the war, has
scared few. Per contra, the Journal con-
tans n statement from two young men di-
rect from Camp Boone, that when they left,
descrtions We're of daily occurrence, and
the woods on the Kentucky side of the
river We're full Of deserters from that camp,
and that about tfteon hundred ragged, half
starved victims only were left at the camp.