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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13
Movements Of the Prince.
The Shclhiraa Fight.

| A letter to the st. Louis Democrat saws
that on the 4th of September, Mart Green,
with $500 rebels and two pieces of artillery,
| attacked the Second Kansas and two or three
| companies Of the Third Iowa, in all 600, I'M
| der Col Williams near Shelbina, and that
our men stood the fire some two hours, when
they retreated on board the cars and went to
Macon City, losing some horses, mules, wag-
ons, knapsacks, blankets, &C., and Kansas
captain being wounded in the foot by can
non ball.
At Macon City they found Gen. Hurlburt,
from Brookfield to Col. Williams to hold his
lieve him. He made the trip from Brookfeld
to Macon City-4s miles-in eight hours,
and there, finding some secesh whiskey, got
drunk and stayed until the boys got in from
Shelbina. Thus it is settled that Hurlburt is
not entrenched behind a lot of beer barrels at
Kirksville.-Gate City, 10Th.
JEFF. DAVIS IS DEAD.-All the correspond
ents at Washington on Sunday, were agreed
that the report of jeff Davis death is correct,
and we have no decided contradiction of the
report from any source. Dispatches from
Louisville, the only point through which we
are now in communication with the South,
also state that the report is true
We may therefore conclude that the leader
of the rebels has gone to his account-and
consider it as fact until we shall have an au-
thorized contradiction.
The rebele have reasons for wishing to sup
press the fact of the death of their Chief, and
they undoubtedly will attempt to keep not
h. l,,& 81 IL
South, in doubt and ignorance of the fact as
long as they can.
AS to the effect of the death of jeff Davis
on the rebellion and the position of political
affairs in the Confederate States" we must
await the Development of events before we
can even make conjecture Chicago Jour-
nQ(
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

For Governor,
q. j, KnaKW0OD, Of johnson County
For Lieutenant Governor,
]. 4. NHEDHAM, Of Mahaska County
For Supreme Judge.
RALPH p. LOWE, of Leo County.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13
Guilty Soldiers to be Shot.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA general Court
Martial has been sitting at Alexandria, which
adjourned this afternoon. 1t has sentenced
some 80 to be shot for sleeping on or desert
ing their post allowing persons to pass with
out the countersign, and other military Of
lenses. Among them private VIM. Scott, of
the Third Vermont, whose sentence will be
executed next Monday morning, unless, which
is probable, he is reprieved. Lieut.. COL Okell,
of the Fifth New York, has been cashiered
for drunkenness.
Movements Of the Prince.
OswEGo, Sept II.
The Prince Napoleon, accompanied by his
wife, passed through Oswego last night on his
way down the Lake to the Thousand Islands
and the St. Lawrence
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13
STATE OF Iowa, ADJ'T GEMS OFFICE.
Davenport, Sept. 9, 1861.

Davenport, sept. ,, 1oUI. J
To Officers Of Companies and Recruiting
Officers:
To meet the acquisitions of the General
Government, this Department wishes to raise
2,0C0 men for Western service.
At least 100 men will be needed for Forts
Leavenworth and Randall, and to meet this
call, it is hoped that officers and men will
make a prompt response. N. B. BAKER,
Adjt. Gen. of Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

~ Gen. Robert Anderson is at Frankfort,
Kentucky.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

FremOnt's Proclamation Full
EMdOrsed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

ANOTHER RAILROAD DISASTER.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13
GOOD NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

Her Legislature Orders the Rebel
Troops To Evacuate Her Soil.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

FOUR KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

MORE NAVAL EXPEDITIONS TO THE SOUTH.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

BOAT FIGHT ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

chief command at Hatteras gives entire salts
faction at Old Point.
vigorous measures are being taken fol-
fitting out expeditions from Old Point to the
Southern ports, under Gen. Woops command
The army here is attaining good degree
of discipline, and the troops are impatient to
meet the enemy.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.
A woman named Mrs. Maddocks, living on
Fourteenth street, was arrested by the pro-
vost guard to-day for sending poisoned pies
by a negro woman, to the soldiers of Colonel
Boyd's regiment at Jefferson Barracks.
Green's rebel force has disappeared from
the vicinity of Shelbina.
Gen. Curtis has been appointed to the COM
mand of Camp Benton and will hold grand
review there on Friday.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
At the skirmish near Chain Bridge, two
prisoners-one of them Captain in Shorts
regiment-were taken prisoners by our forces.
They refused to give their names. Two pri-
Yates of the New York Dekalb regiment fell
into the hands of the Confederate pickets this
morning, near the right of Balls cross roads.
A large force, within the last days have en-
camped near Falls Church.
New YORK, Sept. II.
Three race horses, four buggies, &C., were
yesterday seized in Philadelphia yesterday,
owned by rebels.
John W. Anderson, the traitor from Provi-
dence, was sent to Fort Lafayette.
The Posts despatch says that Howard the
nominee for Governor of Maryland, is the off
cial reporter of the Supreme Court, and is
rank secessionist.
1t is expected that the Maryland Legislature
will pass secession ordinance next week.
Gen. Butler is said to be making arrange
ments for another expedition.
A cavalry regiment is offered from Iowa,
each member volunteering to furnish his own
horse and equipments.
Capt Newman, Of the Brig Ocean Bird, at
Hainston. Bermuda, Sept. I'd, states that the
pirate Sumter captured four American vessels
,ully laden, previous to the 18th ult., which |
lad quilted Trinidad for the Northern States.
The above is from this evenings Express and
$ doubtful, a. our advices from Trinidad |
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

A Female Rebel Arrested at St. Louis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06

"a, F.rs GRousDs-Ths follOwiOg graphic article
eor, n. Atlanta Cfsasrssy, in reference to the Far
Grounds near that city, IS applicable to our own VI
.D.ss that We adopt as local item instead OF pre-
80 a. We had purpOsed similar description Of the
.,,,r,s, presented at the Hermitage 6ronnds;
On THURSDAY afternoon We oiled through the Fair
- and were strongly impressed 9Th the change In
,h ene Ehich met eve, in contrasting its appear
- nos aud uhen we're At the spot IN November
last Then the uhOle country we're al peace farmers
aiaers and mechanics We'd With each other IN pre-
,in the claims OF their various and interesting ara
- os exhibition-all anxious TO obtain the prize Then
sss sturdy mechanics hardy farmers, distu guishtd
ssional aud scielthc men, al moving round IN free
d social Intercourse nstructng and being instructed
IN that uhch was useful, convenient and luxurous.-
Then We saw much in the 6le ats to improve the mind
and n toe the tasie-every variety OF Southern fuits
AMI rare aowersal that evnces cultivated taste and
high appreciation Of the elegances Of Southern life,
IL i. AZ all tmes-es peciay in times Of peace. Aud then
the beautiful daughters OF our sunny land there
a. graceful aud elegant in their manners-none 20 con
mare viii hem 10 al that makes woman lovely in other
lands We u ought Of the beautiful Miss s. of Henry,
who wore ,be hOmespun dress then in spirit Of pl
s,nfrv IL was though but how significant Of
TO the times that tred mems sOul' and wouans patri-
otto devotion and real heroism in times OF trouble
Alas hO~ changed Now, s'rOog, determined men
are there. The ground uembes beneath their heavy
aud resoute tread Bright metal gs,ens in the sunlight
-lot prEecup-, but sharp-2Onted bayonets snd well
polished guns Women too ere, but not the bright
creatures Who at the Fair They have tbs sad faces
Of mothers wives, sisters daughters, who avail them
selves Of this opportunity TO view the camp, and
thus get liking Of the future life Of those whom they
)ok for protection at home, and for the defence OF
our com UOn eountrys right and honor.
But the heroic willingness With which cur women al
give up their husbands and brothers 10 hch; for
our homes and our counrys honor, will inspire the
hear: and nerve the OF every sold in camp, aud
prompt him deeds OF VaOr that will adorn the pages
Of future history aud teach lesson 10 those who dare
invade our soil that will be remembered for all time TO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
rux FOLLOWING LETTER relative 70 BRAN
cvrru4 PILLS dsmsnds attention from 1NvALIDs:

HAxxoxrox, N. j.. May 7, 1880
pa BaAspasrH I have long wanted to write you
and express my gratitude beneficial effects that have been
experienced In my family and In hundreds aye
Others BY Of Brsndre,hs Pills The nst my n
Brockway pills stOn, 1925 was then 10 oenos
a, health and nv friends as well supposed that my
..rhy VOYAGE would coon terminate Mr. Brockway urged me
10 take the P but hsyog used much medicine
with no good effect to let nature take It's
and calmly my Mr. offered tve me one dozen
boxes uld take prescribed. by this saw he had
great them and finally consented to take th out NOT
AZ vi wen, home Att most hopeles'y After taking
oue box began to feel better Well sir vhenl had used up my
twelve bose, was WE'LL healthy weight having gone
from 1871 pounds up 5!pOund then ordered supply aud
b.wesn tbs. time and the present retaed three thousand dol
lar. worth Of these invaluable Pills. and quite sure that have
thereby been saving hundreds but thousands
:, 49, you-s truly c. J FAY, NJ P.
price Ok cent, per box Sold by all respectable dealers in
my4-i1wlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06

EDITORIAL NIsToE5. -W We have had tie pleasure re'
Gently OF gee.ius The following gentlemen Of the press
drawn 90 Nrgta by the mpor ant events OF ~sich she
b. th, thssrr, Moss De F1uttiue o. the Charleston
Courier Perry Of the Pj-agt,e .rSios aud 'uf-
gomcrv OF the D,itI Enmi,t o. tie irgs bs'd, stone
OF the Memphis Hpr.I aud Partridge OF tie Nick'0ure
WHO Several OF hose seutcwrH we're in uniform aud
M ready with pen sword TO yudic4tc the great cause
OF Southern iudyIe ihJce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
RINAWAYE JAIL.

w way on lhe Slst dAy Of Mach 1861 lego man nAnao
George ,,,,.- i, A.. .o,r,v of
He vas committed bel ugng John White Of me county %
a ochani-had Light home-spun clothes; Is ABOUT uS e
sew n or eight inches high aud Is years ole ms
utue black HIS OEner reqassee W
frwArd prove property ehngs and take run OF nI
- - Sergeant City Of Ai,imon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06

THE WASHINGTON AKrILLERr The following is list
of The officers Of The battalion of Artillery from New Or
leaus, nov encsmped At Howard's Grove;
SrAFy-N-jOr, j. B. Walton; Adutaut Lieut.. W n.
Oxen; Surgeon Dr.. E S. Dew; Qlartermsster, Lent.
q. II. SlOcomb.
NoS-CoNVissoSEp SrAYy Ser eantNajor, c. L. c.
Dupuy; Color Sergeant Louis Y. Montgomery Quarter
master Sergeant S.ringer Kennedy
Color GUARD -CcrporAls q orge W. Wood, E. J.
jewell A. II Pesle aud n Dcari,
FIRST CoNPANY Captain, II ISsacson; First Lieu
tenant Jr, J. B. RehardsOt; Second Lieutenant Il. G.
Geiyrr
Sac,SD CoNPANT.-First Lieutenant C. G Lewis, con-
mandiac First Lieutenant Samuel J. McPoerson; Sec
on Lieutenant @. II SocOmb.
TuED CourANT-Csp'air, NJ Hil'er FIRST LielteI
ant, J. Wnitrrgton; Second Lieu ensn. L. A Alan
First Sergelnt Frlrk NcElroy; Second do, Y Hero;
Third do L Prado,; Fourth 40, j Handy; First Cor
por. l. jewell Second DO, A Il. Peale; Third DC,
W. H. XIII; Fourth do, Collin.
FoURrH CovPANY.-Captlin, T. Eshls1 an, Firs.
Lieutenant D. Norcom; Second Lieutenant Harry ,.
Bltes; Second Sergeant, W Bshar; Third d.. G. +.
Aops. Fourth do. J D Reynolds First Corporal, Geo.
W, %, Sesol d J. " Dearr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06

MscaANlcs' I>s1IrCyE The Confederate Goverumea,
has leased ths Mechanics Institute building, NaUh
street aud large force of carpenters engaged
rYter the dreeton Of Mr. Hsury EKal preparing tha
various apartment, for the cIPa"cy OF the War De
p,r.ntnt and Patent Uh e. lac large exhibition hall,
will be paritio. Ell of into o ;esteu each uoOr Tht
entire suIiue vii b, occupied
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06

flask WAIss-A; a meeting Of the City Council, la't
evening M Saunders Submitted resolution, Which
80. adopted, Authorizing the Superintendent Of the
Water works % furnish the families Of absent voun-
teers ip the service Of the State, With water free Ct
b,fr, In all cases where he is satisfied that they
not ALL, 10 psy FOR tie same.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
THEIR QUICK OPERATION

n Of Inflammation u the Bowels Bilious Choc-Ehen Co
t1n and Harlem Oils fA-hye six o. RADNAlS RkGULAr
PILLS viii produce nee and pleasant evacuation from
baFs iu igu hours There pills, no
uarlc or pusive medicine Ia existence that vial operate
pra,aa d., thoroughly snd speedily, as h4ls.ys Regulating
Pills Persons ring nom Nervousness, Mel ne uy besea-
ness .ht Bad Dreams. Eu o. Blood % The Head Fit, AID
ladies suIrrjug IA, horror arising from lresua'tcs, Re
aton OF The Neuses ard the train % painful feeling ung
fou oh,trr ccus are speedily ueyd q az ges, b. the
use q RADwAYS REGULATING PILiScleo' es5wov's Pills,
when y5rg 10 bed cI gsist NERVOUSNESS ami nd 4,e st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
RUNAWAY JAIL.

WAS to the jail q the City OF Kehnono on e 81
w day aAIea, s6i negro named lssa s
,t,-d hom,p1n eothe- s about q or - years OLD hNe
feet sx inches ght DARK bread eolor Nnu
In front says he belong, Goodman, OF foNnAah Ssy
Ills ownr h requ, sd 10 cone forward, prove prop' pay
ehArss ana take him. he viii be dealt sih seSorcing
CIV NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06

T. ese Ps Nsures sp,eut From one to tx fli restore
the Aeahy acton 60 e bowels Ia les un~ Than tScuY or Unity
OF t.- a. .ic h.r'sc kisls They usiyr luce
pan give tone % the stomach and liver re-
h-ye diseases % the bowels Aingys ald h1ier c-ts' h~
blood and ea-E the circulation hvcr In Csutss, py
nass Coigts ss iead-,che R,mittrn and Intermittent Pc
y, a. tom TO dy doses vasoy restore The patient
o he, IN. AID without asaAenI- z tls lstel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06

A SpLvNpip CovrASy TIE "Volunteer SOuIhroas,
Cap. Moody. which arrived here few days ago from
vick,5urg Miss, il one OF the best drilled and mos,
soldier lk, cOmpauie. haze We, seen The corp IS
well armed and ,qnrpsi ant iocndes several members
Who served in Mexico uuder Col JEFF Davis The majority
Of che members however. are young men, active z'nu'
and eager Tor the FRAY o. Tuesday afternoon The
S,uh,ous marched % the Cpal Squar', and we're iu-
yitrd u to sine Governors Mansion, Boy Col Smith 10 par
take o rtfr ST mcut,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
MILITARY BOOKS,
foR SALE AT
NJ EST A JOHN TONS

sooE AND srAvToxART srORK, li5 MAIN srRktr.
Reslment Of Wichita lunt.ers Tis complete little vJumn
should be In the hands Of every perso1; price ~ Gus
Bsrdees sd. and Light lniA0ty Tactics, new edon' cum
plete With plat,A ti 81
Tn Tr0O. Manu- or Tactics for got DAgoons anu
Cd Kia men, oy COL LacIs Davis tl.2o - ~
Tactics ossrs Of Infantry, Cavalry and Attey py v
Backho u is ~.
nfsnry Camp Duty Yield Fertilization ana OoAse
By L v. puckrotE SOS - a,
Map Of Virginia containing all the important place OF AAek IN
the STATE In pOekst form, L5o, rollers -
NB-We have In press 6ilhaus' Tactics Also, new sou
large edition Of the Bay MT ExervLe and skirmishers D %
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06

THASE Con TOR tax HiEvsSr.-From every quarter
the gratifying Intelligence mp Of an abundance Ct
wheat rye oats and birey-and the never looked
better at this season The prospect Of superabuad-
ance OF bread to sustain our families and armies while
struggling tor our Independence, has eated whole
p)pua ron. In This blessing gratefully recognise the
kind hand Of Providence, and agNn We say, Thank
God for the Harvest ~
Thank Cod Tor ire fcaitful pain,
whore BE- % bending
Mhsr-the golden lueg o. che m1-uing meet.
mirror brslt in th- dos tathtd Whc.L
The famine dend ST p h. vlc e had thrown
cloud % gloom Ger tAr rtrths vide zone,
Bl The 81 MS 20 h reap 20 us,
z n the hltck bird starts ou IS trembling wing,
WI e his h-art gross glad ss De- d,cs au,y
Der the harvest brown and the fragrant hay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
SnrIHERN MANUFACTURES.

HAtSEMAN'S Improved Manipulated GEnpo.
IL AmEaOuiaTed super. Phos Limo.
Phosphate Of Lime (Nishout
Ammorra) Also, Cllb4t- Nryasss, auo ctief e1A2os
M shranI Fertilizer Nils, having row t- supply oiWe
above u. hsn1,ant The rls Constantly ~ Eok,
are prepared furnish Farmers and Planters Win anI RaAhy
th-y - 81 sfl Che following Iatcss
N.nlnllstel Gs4uo e." fe "a
A--r5-iasi -, PI ,spNste ofLl-e $40 ot
% Ia i. ut AnuoutAl - EVVV ea
delivered nee % charge. 'l pat OF h- city
- .s.-.f ut -s tt.s- Eanures have been used darlrs
tb ., v.r 90 Wlra Cora Oats Tobacco aud lotion, Ia VI
gina sni Eorih Clora rnced ~ iters received ana i
Tapy increasing demand. certificates rst De s uu.
II = tceusi uan-lrssay Farmers Ill obEsr ~ ordering a.
a. r.v az rhsy csa ferulrsci ue MIS- or BY hessrl
w5r,e Clsbora- Ncss-g B.if On auoerayle In Redmond
4 T Hone asa wian4stlrg. Nrssrs Rigs CO. Norfolk y
l3-y, ESa Pre-sbuis Boyd so Lylehburg Va Doid,
So IeVi- .oa r. g. GodEn rsq Fne-sae Va and COnmis-
r.oa Merchants generally
J. n POINDEXrER. PropT.stos.
g HAITIAN General Agent,
p o. B1x No eel.
RP.ss notce hat lsgernt used 10 The foregoing
,.S,.-,Ts h. pnssSas-i souh Mann and 0Nous Tine
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
EOR SALE

A vTRY young MARE and enc Furniture wagon
N small siE vih Sithoatt Also, single or uouTe
ttss low price Of tOO The Wagon and ooh sss
are early Apply JAS DC Coe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
rAnWAY,S READY RELIEF

stors violent p- n 0ms3t; tn FIRST symptoms %
isrous .er a-d urey -r progr relieves Spas,, Con
vulso.s Cva- pt Chatc Nomitas gtd U Atr Gtsts; i
Al ABE ce spec fer Khsglasm, Ntur8gs Tooth ache LUs1
bsgo an Throat The eNte nal 3cs Tor Sads,
Bu-as Cuts and Cl-tU7ns AMI preventive q ra.oIs
diseases, Is 20. iuyely infsiiols.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06

NCTICE.W We wish TO call the hote who are In
~ camp for the defense OF count that are
constantly scturrg, all kinds Of O.np Furniture suh
Mes chests PolCiag Tables Cots Camp Stools aad Msttr
Also style Of Camp Bedstead and Mattress combined
which superior to ANYTHING OF the kind invented
AID akes but small We have furnished several
men ami the demand has been greater could supply
We take this method TO inform friends and the public
have Eng aged lager humber Of aud after
fill all orders al soon as siven, a. lov prices
We want to employ several good Cabinet Makers
up Camp fcrnure
BELyfN ATKINSON, Cab net Manufacturer.
m'SO 18Th or Governor st. between Main and Franklin
RU,k GAUNTLET, for Cavalry or Artillery
- Stryicc-Jus received lot OF very superior virginia
made Buck Gauntlets. WATKINS FICKLEN,
J=l l59 Nal street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
pAnWAY,s RFNnVATLNG PEsnLVENr

T- PIT ut andlte decomposition IN the flesh and purueat
natter i1 th tJod heals sud 0ht-aits al Users res, Alb
scvssts r4beccs Eu9ots sUhirc and Scrorou'
he fgagth Of utou and leads yyor
vital principle, ard p-oiogs fe IL radically Sore
Eye plus other diseases OF the Gantul4r Swell
as Ruuuns h Ear Ac. 4c and In act nerats the
wI0a mass q ths bl Cd.
Rasvays Remedies srs sold by Druggists everywhere
myt-dcslm RADWAf CO., - John street. y 7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
1861. SPRING IMPORTATION. 1861
CLARRSON, ANDERSON Il CO,
No. lOe MAIN srREgT, RIcHMoND \

NO. TO- NAN sIEEkI, RICHMOND va
IMPORTERS heavy and Fancy Hardware cutlery Guns AMI
"Aneho Boiling Coh In receipt per stps Morning
Petra direct 10 the james River 81 hrlr Spring GPorta
tons 20 wl invite attention OF such merchants IS buy
each crpsy promptly feeling assured all such viii and to
their advantage 10 buy Of them.
They agents for FalTbAnks celebrated Scales
~ b Particular A,.ention paid 10 ORDERS nhR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
IADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS


Such as CIiou,si, Biz, Pin, ScaoaoHy, and he DrGs-
De Pills male of Hoes, GUaboge, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs.

GALE OF STOCK AT AUCTION o, r,,,,d,.
. June i3h at 12 o'clo /, at ace We vii s.u :,
Auction six fhar,s of Block In the KaosD PIss
Ie8 JOHN A. LANCAsrEa soy