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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

WADE AHD HUTcHISs CAyAIRY.-There
are nov s2I men in camp at Camp Made
and 425 horses. Nearly or quite two hun
dred more men are expected today, includ-
ing one hundred from Mansfield. 1t is
probable that sIl the companies will be in
by Wednesday or Thursdsy. The regiment
will probably move as soon as horses
enough are procured. There are many
scattered portions Of companies which are
expected in Immediately. Requisitions
have been made for all the equipments and
clothing, and the regiment viii not wait
long to see service. lT-
In connection with this, We call attention
to the card Of Quarter Master Thayer, call
ing upon our citizens for the loan Of blank
cts, quilts, So, and urging the people, in
stead Of sending to the camp provisions
which the men DO not need, to send towels,
dishcloths, SC, which are much needed
The men find it impossible to eat all their
rations, and need no more food.
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MECHANICS, FARlEERs 4 WORKING MEE. !.
TUE attention Of the entsrprsng and Industrious por
ton of the community Is drected % t1o 1olOWing 8
HaiansutsRnd LIBERAL Inducements offered them by The
uLMOIs CETHAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, Sc they VIII perceive, viii enable them, byl
proper energy, perseverance, and Industry 70 provide
cunfoFtabe homes for themselves and families, Y ID
comparatively speaking, very littie capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No State inths FGlay Of the Mississippi offers great
an lnducemsi 70 the settIsr Ra ths state OF Illinois.
Thsre 8 no porti5n of the world where all the cone-
tons of climate and soii 50 admirably combine 70 pro
duOs those ogTsat sfsPss, coA7 and BuAI, a. De
Praires of uhnoiL
THE SOUTHERN PART
of the State within the zone Of Cotton regions
while the soil q admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp and the Whest Is worth from is 70
20 c;s per bushel than that raised further north
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
ne deep ricn Ioana of tho prairss s cultivated viii
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
eu4 Middle States are moving 70 Inos IN grsat mum
berB The area OF Iln0s Is about equal % that q IN
Gland and the soil Is 50 rich that VIII support twenty
millions Of people. .1lFs1an
EASRERN AND SOUTHERN HARkETS.
Thess iauds ure contiguous 70 raHroad 100 milei
In angh which connects with other reads and navss
bls IaEes and rivers thus af0rdng unbroken com
munlcation with The Eastern and Southern markets
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RAILRoAD sYsTEN OF MLEoIs.

Over 500 900 900 Of private capital have been e1
psnded On the railroad system Of Illinois inasmueh a
art of the income from several Of these works viii
valuable public fund in lands, go % diminish iae sal
sxpenses lhe TAIEs AER t'aaI, ana Inuss oonseq
.Very day decrease.- sfa r-s ~ . as..1.l
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fRAEELRRis llEsINEht.
THE CITY

ssssssrOs F1As.-J. 0. Brown, who has
inst returned from Western Virginia, brought
back the secession flag captured by Co A.
7h Regiment, in the battle at Gross Lanes,
August 2eth. Corporal L. R. Davis, and E.
s. Kelley took the Gag from the rebel standard
bearer who is now prisoner At Gauley
Bridge, and sends it to A. J. Stone, of New
bnrgh in this county. 1t is made Of red
cambric and white muslin, with eleven stars
in upper corner. Mr., Brown brought the
hag in his valise, until he came within a
few miles OF Cincinnati, when it was fastened
upon the staff by Mrs. Samuel Rogers Of
Circleville. Ohio.
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JOIN W. FRANCE
aarrsttsville. Sept. %, 1851.

After the accsFtation Of the above resig-
nation, the following resolutions were Of
fered by o. A. Taylor, and unanimously
adopted and entered on the records ef the
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M OTTO b -THR PARINERsHP
~ h.retof0re existing und1r the name o. n
ca RsONE gu., 10 this dsy disEolE ed b m.utusl
CONSIST Ths business will hereafter Be concueted
By u. Csr-on. to v HON Notes and Book aooOunts
will - paid. .
Having made an pi5 gements % cary On 70
business A. formerly, WOuid solicit the coutinu9n
# the public patronage. fselng assur that snal
". CARS0E,
ussas5l 3 ". sTEELE-
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For The names OF the ToEns, VII
nois Cent. R. H, see pages ASS, iSS 4
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THE STATE DEBT.

TA>Sats al Is only slo,lO5 sss u, aAd .7ifhg u
~, ssonabIy pscf tksi ~ teH ys1rs u VI! bssole e
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, sol, climate,
On Application 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-10

E ONE HUNDREB DoGLlRS BOUNTY will b
urry anaazEisd an uho shall alist IN IN
Fiftesnth hegi ment Int.ntry, U. s. Army, Tor
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lind OF THE WAR.
IA FREE COTTON IN THE FREE STATES BY FREE
LABOR.
r. &. KENDALL.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN TRAVELLER,
VIII lecture upon the subject OF Growing bv
Dor in the Middle and Northern States giving results OF
his observations and with Perennial
Tree Cotton tCcssyp afhorinml
On TUESDAY EVENING. Oct Is nj the Great Hall of
THE COOPER INSTITUTE.
Doors open nj I; Lecture TO O'Clock Tickets
25 all principal hotels and book Stores
at he music Of Gen Hail. 43 Broadway and al tho
doors the evening OF the Lecture
TUE RENOWNED JACK HAYWARD ALIAS DARKEY
81 the Hayward House. Ia Third avenue is 10 carry
picard Of the scvenyninth regiment before and be-
mind him. from corner Eighth street Third avenue 10
Thirtyseeoni street for wager between II o'clock
to-day.
yNEsTCHEsTER COUNTY BACK TAXEs-LAsT CALI,
w before saicThose desiring their propnrty In
Westminster from sale cali subscriber al 2f6 Canal
street, the lh and 18th inst, from 10 A. A. 10 r NJ
Those having money 10 invest prohtahly call above
JOHN STEVENS
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--'l=s=s7 -
REWARDS.

cS REWARD, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED TO ANY
door OF W. l.. Ill., 57l Broadway
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NEW PUBLICATfOys.


A MEXICAN CIVIL WAR-rHE IMPORTANT EVENTS,
"A such as Battles skrnishes, Encanrm .nts and por
traits of the Pr mnen Leaders, &C. &c from the beginning
up to the pesen, time, illustrated BY series q iney
Views Or similar exhipons three inches clear IN diameter
and IN wood Published sold by the Amer
s.areoscopic COMPANY w. LANGENHEIM Sg nj, TIA
Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Also for sale by the principal
Opticians throughout the unon catalogue the above
interesting Pictures contang also collection Of the
and superior style Of Coored Photographic Magic Lantern
Pictures Of Sacred History Science Art and Amnsement.
cheaper and better than the old style will supplied,
gratis on application as atose.
A RACY REPORT ON wOMAN's RIGHTS AND OUR
IA Catalogue of Rarr Sporting Books. sent receipt Of
twelve stamp Address Charles Edgar Co, No. ANN
street, New York. ..s 4 ~
(NUESTIONES FILOLOGICAS.-BYA A. j. DE IRISARRI.-
" Minister Plenipoentary from the Republic Of Guate
niaa the United. States This work. the Spanish LAM
ruage treats OF the orhoFraphy, the grammar and the
origin Of the Castan Language, and Of The extent to which
Spanish literature Is indebted TO the nobility OF the nation
One Volume, limo, in clcth Price 81 3D. Published and
for sale by 8. HALLET lD7 Fulton street, n. Z.
T L BON TON, FOR NOVEMBER, READY TODAY
II In addition its usual number of colored steel
ngs double pate Of cloaks also cloak pattern Once
407 Broadway, New York.
s. T. TAYLOR SON, Importers.
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mo REAL ESTATE OWNERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will he received this Office until Thursday October IL
for the purchase of real by the corporation for the
af The Fire Department, lccateda as follows:-
one Lot Tenth and Eleventh avenues and Forty
fourth streets, for Hose Company No. H.
one Lot between Third and Sixth avenues Fourteenth
and Twenty-second streets, for Hose Company No ~
one Lot between Broadway and Seventh avenue and
and Thirtieth streets for Hose Company
No 81.
One Lot, between Second and Lexington avenues and
Twentysxth and Twentyn Streets Hose Company
No 49,
Lot between Hudson. Greenwich. Canal and Spring
streets for Hose Company No. Al
One Lot Eigleth and Ninetieth streets within
$50 east OF Third avenue for Hook Ladder
Company No. TO-
Proposals will contain diagram Of the property offered
with dimensions, locality and character of II
any Preference will be given lots Payment will
be made on giving clear and satisfactory title.
The right Is reserved to re ect any nj proposals
ROBERT r. HAWS Co,nptroler
CITY or new Y9Rg Department of Finance Comptroller Of
fee, Oct 10 1891
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FfILITAR Y.

7TH REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD, ATTENTION.
I complete Seventh regiment National Guard, Uniform
In excellent CONDITION. offered FOR low price nj he
owner has further use forit Inquire oil a. L. CASE
la Chambers street.
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sfIIPPING.

STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
- Liverpool landing aud elnbarkng passengers Queens
town, ireland. The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia
steamship Company intend dcspatchng their fun powered.
Glyde.built iron steamships as follows
EDINBu RG Saturday Oct. -
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$3.50 Flannel Shirts
SG,S50 Drawers.
72,1Jl Bot;ees, pairs Of scwed.
1850 Boots pairs of. sewed
$3.50 Stockings pairs of.
idUW Great Goats, Infantry,
10000 Great Coat Straps, sets.
25DOc Army Blankets, WOOL with the letters u s. ir
black, inches long in the centcr) to be feet long,
aud feet inches wide, 10 weigh five pounds EACH
5,a00 Stable Frocks.
respect TO the sealed standard patterns In this Office where
they be examined and additional information
concerning them.
The manufacturers establishment dealers place OF bust
must be distinctly stated IN the proposal together with
the names address and responsibility Of two
posed suretics The will guarantee that
shall be entered into within days after the acceptance OF
said bid proposal
Proposals VIII received the whole or any part of
each Kind of the articles advertised for
the privilege rescrveby and for the United States Of
rejecting proposals that be deemed extravagant
Deliveries within twenty days after the
cepance of proposals and onehird OF the quantity
tctcd for must be delivered within month from sad
said date of acceptance If practicable Bdders
will nevertheless in their proposals the shortest
ble time III which the quantities bid for can De delivered
by them
An subject inspection by inspect
appointed by authority of the United states
Payment shall be made each delivery, provided Con-
shall have made appropriation 10 meet ~ OK as soon
thereafter appropriation shall be made Tor that pur
pose, the amount Of each delivery Will be-
retained put the contract shall be completed which wilt be
forfeited 10 The United In of failure the
OF the contractor in fulfilling the contract:
Forms prupdals and quarantine viii be furnished
anpa,lon TO this oice ana will be considered that do
conform thereto .,....., - &c.,.
s,nnl.es A. MONTGOMERY,
fr Ma and Quartermasier u. s. A.
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DARIs.-
NOTABLE
TRApEsMEN.

TRADESMEN ID II.
MASON DEtisLE, patented by the Empress and the
Queens Of England aud Holland No. Boulevard DIES Capu-
zines facing de Ia ax. Silks India and French; CASH
Shawis, Lace Lingaric Mantes Fancy Goods Wed
ding Suits, Court and Baii Dresses III
MISREPRESENTATION Fanvet No rue Monars
The HxADDREssEs MLLiNERY Of Mle Softer, - rue.
Neuvc st Augustine represent truly the OF distinction
that several foreign courts, by whom shc has been
pointed the patentee in the most aens terms have adopt
ed them. 80
LACE yfoLARD-Evey requisite for Wedding Shifts Pro-
menade and evening dresses, &C. No de Uhoset1 I'D
JwrLLER 70 H. M.-kRAMER 81 rue Neuvo 81 Augustine.
MONBROLAlSB-(Br Bronze China and Ancient FurnuYe).
The removed TO 10 rue de Helder. esa
CHlsON0AErERs CLpCKs-Ic Roy and Fhs, makers 70
the navy. Paais Royal Is and Is GoeYie Montpcnsier
SEvREs CHlSA-China Crystals Dinner Servics Dougny,
Paais Royal, Galeria Mentpensier, 81 and g.
GOLDSMITH AND JEUELIER-Wiesc A6 rue Dc pArbresee,
near the Louvre Prices In known figures.
CEwING MACHINES wANTED.-WANTED AT 4fs
~ Broadway third loor fifty Sewing Machines with ope
rstors shuttle machines PREFERRED but others will be TAKEN
Regular pay and constant work. tf efa gI.els
VERGNES ELECTRO iEMICAL BATHS, 40 FOURTHs
ayenue.-Attended by Doctor yERGNEs, the inveu.
Celebrated for the extraction of metallic snbsance
rhcumats chronic sickness and In all diseases peculiar
ladies.
yNANTED-A PAIR OF STRONG ROLLERS with,
w frame completely under II inches long and not
than 10 inches In damcter also small Trip Hammer; also
strong Axles for large grndssone Apply by
letter giving and address, to L. Gu box 3l New York
Post Office s-r ss n nt 9tstfNf4
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PROPOSALS.
A RMY SUPPLIES
IA OFFICE QUl

a KMY SUPPLIES
n OFFICE QUARrERxAsrER UsrrEp STATES Amy, I.
ISpIAYApoLis, Ind, Sept. 30, 1861. I
Sealed proposals win be received at this oce until twelve
o'clock NJ Monday the 2st day Of October 1861 for fur
nhiug following army supplies deliverable at the Quar-.
termasers Depot, Indianapolis Indiana in quantities
required wiz
56 iNp Forage Gaps and Covers.
1850 Uniform Goats, Musicians Infantrydark blue Kerr
100 Uniform Jackets Musicians Cavalry-dark blue Ker-
+. I.
20 Uniform Jackets, Musicians, Anllcry-dark blue.
kersey
81 $50 Uniform Coats Privates 1nfanrydar blue Kersey
1850 Uniform Jackets Priyates Cavalrdak blue Kersey-
1850 Uniform Jackets Privates Artilerydark blue Kerr
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE--THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
via Southampton and Havre per United States steamer
FnltDn, will close at this Office Saturday the 18th Of
October at 10Y O'Clock a. NJ.
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COAL.

COAL.
CNOAL 81 50-TIIE BEST COAL FOR STOVE AND.
~ range use burns tree without waste; warranted iul
weight LLOYD Co,
s22 Eighth avenue, Of Twenty seventh street.
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c700 REWARD.
IOO The subscribers robbed, by having their safe
blown open, "Wednesday evening Oct q OF 500 In ones
twos and threes Of the Rhnebcek Bank also about $40 IN
silver and check drawn by Burhans Brainard on the
Bank Of Uiser payable Hendricks and endorsed BY
him. dated October 20 1860 The above reward VIII De PAID
for the of the and for the detection ana con-
yicon of the thieves We also caution all persons against
negotiating for the above check, as payment oil IL mas been
e'Pfs" A. B. HENDRICKS & CO.,
Ba1ytown, n, Y,
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MEDICAL CARD.

% ~ 19I5nafT tai sno1lIiqo 1h'llu aIslsshl
yssS gibaeqs ooi oaass gaodias C csera 40 .,r,sos
.srbss1Ios s,i !.
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NBE next sec OF this Institution will beg October 1s 1861
ami exposed 70 correspond la all respects to those Of for
her years,
The came fsculiy will remain.
win he heretofore and the liberal patronage
rom this section aud the eouth il hoped for.
E las been decided give The daughters Of volunteers
e service OF the Conf derae etaes tut lon In the kngb
branches
Catalogues m,y be found At ell the Boekstores. '.
POI fart.er Information apply TO .f
sea- CHae u. WINSTON President
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AUCTION j SALES.
FUTURE DAYs.
By soDDIs 4 ApfIRsos. Arcrs.


,gaa5r BY soDDls ApeERsos. ArcH - s.f7
THUsTSALS OF VERY DEsIRABLvLrCA.
u ted heeidence. on the North tiassf Grace,
bstweew Sth ami 6th trects A. pls.s.. appo!n ed
BY Of the rsnes CuIt Of the oy Of ntu pre-
nouncd Ire eaN tereibe 1851 IN execution Of deed
q tus from the late Rsn;ock Lee and his ws f5h Nay
lts duly recorded IN ri M Rutngs Cos In Rook no t.
Isge IVA with the written tnt and app'oba Of TIE
s Interested ha prote :, IL Il puie auet,oo on the
oeees FIR, no.: the dat fair day thefeaer) por
ton The Real Estse onyye3 the tais
Lot WIN the large bsf dss ing te g the eeeurAn
Coithe ftm othe late hSncock Lee onns sbout -
nc2nmtnt Il VIDE and having also alley in common
the Esite n ride ~ 't" - c' 0H'' IL
though needing repairs could the expenditure
OF m7esrae am, be mide csmfoitabe. The locau and
NEG borho or fhe property IL the beJt W KchmFnd
hks-One fourth cssh; balan;e ", and Is mouhs fer
neso liable no;si ADDED secured by deed title
reAinei. ~ 0ODDI~
sei6-ti .fg.s.. ~ Substituted rrustee
JIoUsEEOLD FURsIruRE AT AUCTION N-ou the day ,u-.
coed ng the sale Of the Este capnsneng 10 O'Clock
viii be seli all the RNIrURE bei,nging
the tte Hancock Lee, consisting Of The usual variety.
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VERY VALUABLE g RANITR FRONT TEN
" ement. ON the North Side OF Main street,
be,ween governor ann 14th streets, for sale Ht
Auetion -wI bes at Auction, en- The pIsasa on LuEs
pii Me sd day OF october 1851 AL O'Clock, ~ the large
aad admirably located ienenent, the cceupsnIy
Of hesrs. Cisksoa lndeor, a. . vhcIe-aie Hsrdsns
est,bthnert 1he tenement has front Of fSH feet and
back to Tobacco Alley The attention 0: s otb
called hh SALE the property locs,ed In the most bunt
-oneourth ctsA lance a 10 and IS ronihs fot
nesosble no interest sdded secured By sirus des, s
retsntd
st24-id '.-tatti. E9ODDIN APpERs0N Aucts
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RICHMOND WRIG.
RICHMOND DAILY WHlG.

D.ilS kApsr sS per annura; isEH eeky - Wsesy w.
IN A6Ttnce Rerznoes be made al ms rsk OF We
sasAe IN Al where evidence taken on NE sspoa OF
itf-rtn us Post otee containing noney.
Gas kquAra 90 nnes) or iesa, sserton 70
skaek addltionAl nse-Acn -
Que month Without sllrgzAon ......-........N q
f Erhrse DO DO ..................lO
aE Do Do ................g ~
srzelvs 90 A ..................ts o.
Two EhreS uonh1
SIX month";. ~.
Twelve nortA a.. ....~ "
80 No AdVetseaen 70 be considered BY the nontn OF yea
speehed ns Manuscript prsyiouiy agreed apen DC
tween the psrte1
IA sdVeeens no, Azksd the copy for aSpeeced aa.
S O Insertions vii be continued un ordered cut and paynsr'
sxAct.d AeSordlng,y. =,
E- EEa0ls kDvrHTsaarsTo avoid ni,ua aersandirs
the Annps Advertiser proper 70 state dfsffn
st only extends 70 their Immediate business, He
le and Advertisements sent By hen 70 De "a
ad5.i' cAaFgv. and no ySriaion- .
aud General AEen Advertisements not 70 oe
The 70 be chsgd a. the usual Euolee
snch discounts shall be agreed
Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally engaging o.
with the privilege Of olage sau no on te
Ary average In week Insert more than ne Ansas
reed Ire standing rule under the conirseA and AL exec
NJ such amount 10 be charged ht the usual rates.
Aavsr.elsns Inserted In the seulWeeaN whg 10 een
pF square OF Ines or the hs eson and SO eenis
psr Saarr 'aF eacs eiuaaxnee, orn weekly, cents
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RICHMOND VA TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1. 1861
RAKEa,S PREMIUM BIT.

T@SB A n Il u = PkEMlUM Dlh
s& TEES "a conceded TO be the mos, delicious, whole
one and efecpa tonic In the World used By simo eyy IAN
y In YoNA solely for this climate and should ne
house every Southern Family cure for all DIS
Of the stomach and bowels They never fall 70 make ft
Of DYsrKrsl Nervous headsehe win pan "a ne
yers; aud In weak and debs,ed persons they win gve vital
energy whole se They only need rsl 10 give then
preceence over a other B,sr Thee be be had Of
kessrs. GRAY PUROELI LADD CO. And BY sl prominent
DTpgg city Of Richmond aud elsewhere In virginia and
North Carolina Also, ~ O. sro7T CO. wsshinkton
O.; CANDY GrTPrEd 90, earnore; H. A.YAhNksfooA soo'
Ysh e-dkc Richmond, Va.
g~-GSsTO THE LADIES AND GEN
SA MEN or THE CITY OF RICHMOND, STATE OF
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER STATES: I'VE new prepared
manufacture Ladies' Gentlenens Mses Boys ch!idrens
BOOTS sHOks and GAlTERs Of DESCRIPTION
We anos. entire Of worknen In employ
asnt, that cannot be surpassed here or elsewhere
ALEX HILL co.,
l2T Main Ct Richmond, Va
~ All kinds and Shoes made to order heretofore
ans AH.AOo.
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~CAMP ASHLAND, VA.

65 more members coneurrlng In the above certf "a,
To Can't L. BAkkR, P.opHe or, Rlehd, Va. aul
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TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA
NHE separ4i the Northern and South States hav
doubtless become permanent you will IN great measure
expected sappy the South ~i BUTTER AID having been
ged exeIyy FOR se:s IN ne Of bIsnrss take
hs liberty Of suggest he pcpety OF besrg Better vel
the bottom and sand - market a e packing you
bly, Iwond be pleased 10 on consgnmento
purchase -so wing the highest market ice and de,
elnyey cash viii urnsh yoa COCA the lowest rket p
cash promptly Tor Whatever ay be sect ma
..nas myself Iveai be sst % receive spy cnsr e'untry
ion Large rppe' hsYe been sent heretofore
% the Moth whilst mske IN urnshit our
elves gve from The that have been engaged
10 business IN city Cor the las. thhyeye yeas All ask
tial-feelng oeDAdsai af giving satafssion
- - fAMf60S JoNES igenS
Grocer and Coumis ion Merchant
sus-dkc toor Main AMI 9th s,s., hchuoad We
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8zS hENfs AND AsssTANTs. would beg to invite the
Attention OF the Heads
the Government OF the Confederate sste In Richmond
large and extensive stock Of Books Paper. StaGioyI
cry, Eaveiopcs, Blank Roois, Ac.> which WI
furnish then a prices.
Having attached my establishment extensive Book Bnde
y prepared Binding and the rssnufsure Of
Bsnt Books o. every description in e best and the
lowest prices. A NORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller,
lee 81 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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DOGGETT IL ANDERSON,

m receiving for TIE Pail Trade ClrpenEr, OIL clotI, Ma
a ags Curtain 'Oes oornees and Bsnds, Hindop ehhds
Paper HansnEs Curled HAIR aud hos. for sails 81 low prices
oarpsss Curtains and hsrses made 70 order Al sho
Paper hanging done In the city Of country By superior work
n,a looi--
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@A CAKD.-As We have to pay CASH for
nearly every thing needed In The line OF OR bu-
ane will, from hi, date, decline n,inans sceosnt
eep. with those who have regularly settled their bill With
a. LIST Of January and July
paid LIST Juy just passed c,nnot Be increased