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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-20
VOL. XIII.-NO. IA
NATIONAL SONG.

Dedicated to the People of the Union, by Vanity Fair
OF all the broad lands on this beautiful Earth
And all the fair islands that smile in the Sea,
No spot is so dear as the land of our birth,
No country so noble, no people so free
We are freemen, and mighty through Freedom
alone,
United by ties that DO tyrants can sever:
The State may be shaken. but never Ger.
1t shall stand in its grandeur forever
Forever.
II shall stand in its grandeur forerer,
We are proud of our country-Who would not
be proud
OF its forests, its rivers, it mountains so
grand.
And lis patriot.heroes, whose souls never
bowed
To aught but their God, and the laws of the
We are proud of our fathers-the blood that
they shed,
And the freedom they won-Shall We part
with it! Never
Better die than live slaves, disgrace to the
dead,
They were free, and are will be forever.
Forever
Thfyare free. and ,ce ,oM be tmever!
Then fling out our banner, the stripes and the
stars.
The beautiful union of morning and night:
Our motto is Peace" but we shrink not from
wars,
As ready to die, as to live for the Right
We will fight to the death for the land that We
love,
Foes without, or within. no dissensions shall
sever;
And our last prayer shall be CANCELS, watt it
above y
. God bless our dear country forever"
FOy.rer,
Con BLESS OUR DEAR COUNTRY FOREVER.
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u. S. CoURr IN VIRGIN1A.-The first
United States Court in Virginia since the
secession" of the Ancient Dominion open.
ed its sessions in Clarksburg, week before
last, under the folds of the star-spangled
banner, and with a Federal army to back
its DEGREES and enforce its authority Judge
Jackson of Parkersburg, the new Federal
appointee presiding. A large number of
prominent secessionists and rebel co-operat.
ors have already been indicted on the grave
charge of treason.
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Joseph Halves, ESQ.,, of the United
States and South American Express Com.
pany, and resident partner and director at
Panama, has sailed for Aspinwall. He
represents company with adequate capital
and every business facility for opening an
active trade with Central and South Amer.
lea, which, it is believed, may be at once
secured to the port of New York, as valu-
able substitute for that which has been
suspended with the seeded States.
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RA pnu ccGAsEnnH r. w nlss.S.A =.
esney has occurred. In the represent alton Of this
Ceniu, rn~selth, 10 tbs Asumsl Asa mblys By
The re, i-paItpn 81 JAMES G.. PAtrUN, the gen
81 r for sha District conpofed ~ the cetintiee Of
Ha.h. II ybaEd. and Raekhridgs Therefore, !
JOIN LII CHER. Gugeru6r ef the Conmpsw eafh
pf virginia. do hereby require the ST eyiti of the
said eoGnti.s Ia hold elections ia their respective
csn,fries on thaI2tb day CT DECT.ABER next, for
a Senator 30 fill the vaGa-ry aforess:d.
$50, Given under my hand Governor and
u $ under tie less seal of the Common. call b,
t>~~' ct Richmond this 18th day of November.
A. ID. 1861, and in the e8th year OF the Common
wealth JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor:
GEO. w. MUsFoRD.
M i9--t,e Sec'y of ths Commonwealth.
Ne Lexington papers copy.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID A MATTON.--Wher.as a VA.
eancy hss occurred in the Convention Of Virginia
occasi0ned By the resignation of ALFRED NJ. BAR.
son. therefore the Sheriff Of the SAID fouoy Is here
by required to hold election at the several places
OF voting prescribed by law In said county, Oh
THURSDAY, the 2lst day of November, fthe pre-
cent month"; for u msmbor of the Convention to
ill the vacancy aforesaid.
~ Given under my hand rs Governor, aud nm
: l.. s. der the Seal of the Commonwealth,
49, at Richmond, this 7th day Of Noyembs,
1861, and in the year of the Commonwealth the
eighty sixth. JOHN LETCHER.
GEO. w. MUNFoRD,
See'y Of the Commonwe cath.
ri TIE papers in JeferHOn county will copy.
and send their accounts to the Executive Depart
mant. poa--ss'e
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HEALTH, HEALrn-

- HEALTH, HEALIl3---
BETTER THAN GOLD
MISS MARY SCOFIELD. PFiECEPTREs3 No. $50,
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMoRE-" ITal!h Stro-,
ger than F9ctioE. This lady suffered for years
With Chronic InhSInnatory Rheumatism III it's mos
Malignant form She frss contracted the disease
when two years old. by being vaceinsted with nat
ter from child who had the white swelling. frefE
this time TO woma,lhood her sutferings " ar. ex
.rerne--she never had relief from pam Until cured
~ HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
An Extract from the Letter.
IT o.tsU wish uiy parents lad Known OF this reu-
sdy when ~ as h child AS believe ! should navs
been saved toe excTuciating pain | have ben sub
,eci,.d To, ell As the deIorlity at body | must
carry 10 the grave, aud ry parents would not ha
been under such heaVy expenses from doctors b Is
Md in sending ne, they did, TO the eelebrat.
springs III England n search Of health ! wish all
ne afflicted world could see lie and hear the beue
dts have derived from this Tincture of Hanpton's
try to make all acquainted with its virtues With
whom come in contact.
"GeItiemsn, thousand tjvcss obliged tc
you, and you arc g: liberty to n,y nagaa Ans
saes to all
~ rsn.ia 5oms IT gratitude,
NARY \. S.,DFiLLU,
'i}o. 30 West Bat,A,are siress"
Rheumstisn, Cough, Dyspepais, debility, Soro
dIIa, Eyes, Pain Ia the aide, Eact, &c. are ,rreJ
By Il.
FEMALES AND OH1LDaEN.-I'bisI IscruRi
~ill be found great medicine foi al their dis.
sases
Call and sat Pamphlets and ress many o the
most powerful possible certificates o. cures OF the
,bove diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD IL CO, Richmond
oy DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg L. all the d. ug.
y;sts III Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Drugg1s's and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle ssx bottles, s.
80 i-dacc~ts
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MILITARY GDOass, &c

MILITARY GOOps, sc.
nEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING
TENTS,
KNOxvfLLE, TENNESSEE.
On hand ard making
5000 pair gray cashmere PANTS.
5000 do do COATS.
1000 BlAnlse. OvERCoATs, with Cspes.
2,OtO pair Long-legged BOOTS, for Cavalry.
1000 pair heavy grained do, for infantry
200 pair home made SHOES.
1900 pair heavy brogan De.
l,5O0 brown Flannel oVGRsHIRrS extra heavy,
500 red do. &c. do. do.
1000 plaid 90. DO. al wool
5000 plaid Linsey do. all wool hirg.
900 FLANNEL UNDERSTANDS.
10000 Hickory Check SHIRTS.
10000 pair DRAWERS, iilsdD
1000 CAPS and HATS.
1000 Oil Cloth CAMP RUGS.
500 heavy BLANKET RUGS.
LOCO psir BLANKETS.
Large quantity OF TENTS for prtvates and off
GERS on hand, aud extensive prepare ions for til -T
manufacture.
Gray CLOTH ard TRIMMINGS for officers
uniforms.
The subscriber having made his contracts for
6 od5 early isrt sprirg, add secured large qUant-
ty, can furnth The shove articles as low 10 can be
had within The limits of the Confederate States.
no il-3wf JOS. A. MABRY.
AE1LlTAkY MEN,
I'VE A T T IN IUN!
tie -SFE3Et varsity 10 pc i0unI il
CLOTHS, CASSIMER rs and ' ESTIN1S.
For mil.tary suits, and citizens fine dress Three
thou yards
COATIN y and PANT STUFF,
For SOLDIERS, by the var I, CT large qua a.ity.
Over Coatings sli grades. some fine; Beaver and
Petershan for Off :ers coats; Military over Oats,
in gr at variety; Camp Blankets; Shawl; Gloves:
Socks Comforts; Oil Over &c st-; Legg'ns aud Cap
Covers; Water Proof Seamless Uvcr-Coat+ Water
Proof GO on haD) Suits made TO Dlsssure In short
uonce, warrant c TO it, Mern,o Lsnibe Wool, end
Stalker Unfcr-$hiTts and Drawers. all size: fine
French Cloths and Cassimerrs, black aud ia cy
he finest assortment 10 be fcuud Eestings of ali
sly les 81 MAIDS ~ measure, in the test style Trim
ming1, ei' KINDS. \ full assortment of fin Dress
Cloth Goats, All black Doe Skin Pants "a full as.
sortu ent ou hand
Il d rs CLUIH1N G.-OverCoats Jackets
Pants, and Vests
L. ". ROfsTON &, CO., 5Ii Sycamore ST.,
no c-3m Petersburg. Va.
MO 10 FEN ID, TENTS, TENS
~ We are prepared 70 make Wall Tents Sibey
Tents, a Tents, Bell Tents, and every other kind
Of Tents and lys. Also, grain AMI ether Rags In
large or small quantities, any other kiad 0f work
alat is 10 be made OF clcth sc hort notice
d. &. CORDLL u CO, 9tb at, between
&C 2S-iIo- 1recs ard BROAD STA Rirhr-ora Va
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TOBACCO, &C.. FOR SALE
ESLURIDA LEAF TOBACCO.

+
The subacrilars offer fox sala ~ hundred thou-
sand pounds of FLORIDA LEAF TOBACCO,
sui; able for the manufacture OF 1ue cigars, both
filters ard wrappers.
We are tia agents for ths sale of tho Florida To
bacco, and coming rom the planters direct, manu-
facturers and spectators cannot ali 10 make AIRY
selection they wish. The sooner applications are
made the better. Wy AT il CO,
No. i63 East Eay, Charleston, S. c.
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s. kk a GOODS, Ms.

- l. u E L A l. J A n
- WING SILK
Sublime quality, Of the very best manufactures.
Blue French CLOTH, and
Military Gilt Coat BUTTONS.
For esle by
poI3--kt WADSWORTH L. PALMER
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~THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
al no HUMbUG.--PETERS' IEFALIiBLt
REMEDY FOE GONNORRHEA AND ALL So.

90 THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
AID no HUMbUG-PETERS IEFALIiBLt
Remedy FOR GONNORRHEA AND ALL ST.
RET DlSEASES--This great American remedy.
,on.siniz ~ MercIri,. or Balsamic p,operttss e1
,ss everything heretofore offered to the public ir
ia curative restorative, and renovsting pow srs
and the medical world are estonshed when told
hat the above remedy will cure the above dir
Eases, and COMPOUNDED when they have ocular de
noustrstioa3 of the facts. Bat the proprietor wes
hss known OF tie Remedy for tweltY-oda ye rs
Il r. Ria,sn OF q case Of twenty years standing tc
% restored 20 porec. health, and all other Gases Of
mort 81 duration 10 De restored, without s:pge e1
ceptiol and therefore Challenges shy case Of Con
o-rhoe which tbs remedy will NOT cure, provdal
tbs directions carried cut with Prudence on tne
part of the patislt snd sny one purchasing han
dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his or he
failure, viii furnish additional medicine, free o.
charge, TO complete the cure, through bis agents
>sld cure W III be effected witho-. INCONVENIENCE
% he patient
Prlcs per bottle S2; half dozen bottles go
Exprsssage from 25 10 so cts.
Sold by APPEkSON 4 DUPUY, No. &c
Broad street. and O. A. SFRECKER. Main stree.
also, BY ii. A. q G. A. SANTOS, Norfolk. a II
OHAS r. CAMPBELL and WILSON l. VII
LIAMS, Portsmouth Va az lS-5ui'
cav aNTED--s luyty Vial., and Citrate Mag
Mesa Bottles, 10 god order, By
Apothesary and Druggist,
10 - Successor 10 Jno. ". Garcf.
s-s -ACETIC ACID-For sa1e by
MN IL. SCOTT,
Apothecsry. &c,
Succesao, ID j. W. Garlick,
no Is Market Place Franklin street.
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MOT g E-To THE TAN Pa shs vs
IN MADISON wARD-I have spPf n'sa y
d. MITCHELL ard JAMES Il. GODpiN s,s
for the district above. embracing ian 70 -.
streets. for thu parposs Of ob ,siaiss me 'Asa
property therein, according to al set oil eent's
The assessors viii endssvor 10 leave WIKI W 49,,
speetive parties, At their residences aaPns
rms OF property taxable under ssid AL 70 os ~
turned filled mp. under oath. ON or before o1a o.,
eenber next. al my office On Bank street. ~ W.
west II It'll street All parties owning pfVps.I
OF tine Representatives of others fishing 70 ~~
such re turr are liable to be taxed double IN w.
formity with the law. w. y. TAYIok
Collector Of the Confederate In
mn lS-sit rcr H. discn ward
TINU JOHN BUnWELL being prepare.
i pay you the mansy and eosts decresa " "a
CLrcaM CouIs OF he City Vi Wilsiansoais "ss
County ~ Jsscss City, In The sui Of hsnsnss
Browne" AIS. sayiag AesfsGIaei AFTER dhe So So,
f0s cag shat sau alb stss nv IA seaf asa" 49,.
dsro~ aud u the a,sly. TIA |. " aotty yes - 80
resiinesA 10 pay. ard that ~il Fay yee 9. - -
authorized agent u yours. u yoa VII MsosI ..Asr
whsro yeat q such aeeHt c~a - 0sn1 49,
wisA ! annll 1aees1a - sascn.t = ~ v2
...-ss,as4s 49, ssa Many AnAOakA
~ S-te&A Nev4 ..s = ll'aneasst -
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ESARN FOR SALE OR RENT have .oI
II sale a FARM in lIanrico county, lying about
hlte en- miles below Richmond, containing nearly
200 acres of land about 200 of wLoh Is cleared and
tie greater portion has been married. and produces
well the usual crops made in this section. The
farm abo,nds IN tie best mari. which is quite &C.
cessible. The improvements consist OF a framed
DWELLING with or rooms Kitchen, Stables,
&C., and u well Of excellent water in the yard
There ia on the farm of the largest Orchards Of
Peach and Apple ia this section. The situation is
hea thy and neighborhood good Ii not sold by
the Let Of November, 1t will be rented upon moder
ate terms 10 good tenant. For terms, &C., apply
to RO. Is. LYME
Real Estate Agent,
Office over 4. Eodeker's Drug Store,
Ot li-2awts Main street,
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OFFICE or THE I
.t0Mt. SAVINGS BANK, 4


" 49, - ~
tohpEk OF ne beasa = Ut, s.els q sIi'
~ cavit "a ns1k. fne ssar ~ suitlI ho'Fs - us
Ntina Inc ts.ae Nh e. 1870. r.. - Va
acr x Man 81 n u. H. 'oh-'oo"'' "''AiV'' =
nc a-at -----------
Qtia'OE q. Tab Ii UB~i siOaS
aA.IS{,0 BaSE Nov. Il l.bt
Ivy ORDER of the President and Board OF Di
( rec;o,s of tn saving bank, the issue OF
s'i.ah nnies II oiseobuhiea
ins Issue WIZ nc ieasepe" ~ u .t. ~ "
w ohes ei Inc i.aik' nc. - s,,. a., r.
no iec il Mt ~ :, :. = - '-- -. -
NOTICE As II aeems TO b" the wish OF the
Y authorities IN suppress the issue and ri CHA.
f!-n Of sn AL notes, the MINERAL. BANK OF
RICHMOND will cease iaesr issue from 'his date.
aid hereby give notice 10 hc,iers that they viii be
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49, - =
We DR. VIM. A. CAkKiNGTuN,
OFFICE i97 rtAIS s1RiET
RICHMOND, VA,
Two doors above Farmers Ban. no S--tna~
-
AE LAMP BLACh-A small quantity for
ale at retail by ". Il. SCOTT,
Successor 20 Jao ". Garci;,
no Is Market Pace, Franklin =.
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AZ y I Il ID II wish one bnn1--. -
w HRoEsr msrs or iess. to pa. on a " a w
~. ~ ~ nhpeos I'd 70 gov cotton. Ipropos :,
ush'ng the Nesroes, az may hs agreed un%, nj,
rnes 1,Fub Ai
Refer 20 O. T. Workman L Co R'", Mss
Fayns. Huntingdon & CO., New CrlSsos ''A'aii
&C a-2m
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All ANFED-fifTY RECRUITS Pup .r;-.,
~ FIRST REGIMENT VIaGIl;t. nh
IN iEEaS-Persons fishing to Join III. spVL
aeat VII haye The privilege OF selecting tbs Hc'
snyt ey desire 80 pc attaehed to- and aS- -p IN
nished u good uniforms and aeeoutrar,-.eif'
4 charge. 80
For further particulars. snpiy al the Rsn.a.,...
II 10th street, tetw sen Main sud Cary -. .'99ah
Crawfor;Ia Saloon Offtce hours frorn a ,- vt
oii' r. M 1itOAAs B. gEPs,
n. B.-SCTIcE.-Meplberso Of the Is, p.eee .'
he city without frriougha, will repo,. e,psd s,.in
. me a'oy
20 Us T. y REPs
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ron 4lNy AID aAk
A~Ew AID DreiEAALG REsIDsNuM on
TN rAsT n sip 2, 9F . g, n1TWy yns
*ALE. 1--WE ere All shcrissd 70 sell the very eresL
,aut and conveniently arranged TENsMENT 10.
Gated 81 above, now ia tht occupancy OF Mr..
Alex. MeFsrver. ~ ms : rocms, besides Kitchen
with . raoni,. The hoase hss tty been ps.
p.rrd AID IL supplied ith gas and water. il new
rents for = 80 peT annuD. Apply to
nosa-a, aoDD,h q AFPERSoN.
T1UR EIsNT--A large front upiurn,sled no, M,
r. in aprvats iouse, in the Immediate neiehbor-
hood OF theSpois~eod Hotel. Applyto
W. ID. BLAIR, q Co,
20 l2-;it* fior. MAIN and eth ats.
NOR RENT.--Tils HOTEL and other prop
4 erty connected with II ~ Chester, " III DO OF
fered for rent. To the highest bidder. on II ES-
DAY, 18th day OF November, is'il at II oel"ek.-
Persons wishing 10 reu would do well to i'ok at 1t
oc ai-lsw3t. II. a. wINFRIE rres+
HOUSE AMI LOT IN THE TOWN Or
LIBERTY FOR Rem Tt wish to rent,
to a good tenant the HOUSE and LOI ID the
town of Liberty. ow NED aud occupied blythe l@te
DR. Thos M PAGE OBVIOUS TO his desth. The
hon Q has six rooms, well finished. besides two
unfished rooms. There Is Ga the lot a good kfch'
en-, with rooms and stable tor three hor 'es-
Apo a good ward and excellent garden. IL would
be a good and cheap Residence 'or some family
who BIAS had 10 leave their home in Eastern VI 81
mia. For term , &c apply 10 DR.. X. A Glenn ut,
In Liberty " the subscriber at Subletts Tavern,
Porhatan COUNTY, Va.
no a-law4ws NJ. SU8LETT. Exac'r.
EORGIA LANDS FOR sALE.--I offer Tor
III sale valuable body OF RIVER BOTTOM
and UPLAND in Gordon county, Ga. Immediately
or the Western and Atlantic Railroad, and two
miles from depot I will sell go 10 about 600
sores about 400 acres river bottom, cleared and
under cultivation, producing goos crops of corn,
wheat and cotton, Of fne quality There is also
well prepared and ourishing Vineyard of d acres,
of Catawba and other standard wine and table
grapes, and abundant supply o: choice varieties
of other fruits. On the river - a fine Fishery,
which affords sufficient supply of fish for all do
nestle wants, when sstended 10. On this pianta-
ton is comfortable. roomy, tSgo-story dwelling
house, with upright rooms, and all necessary
ou.-buildings and machinery .or plantation pur-
poses, and al beyond Abolition influence and ina
pertnence. Terms will be liberal, and negroes or
Confederate bonds will be taken in payment. pre-
farred, by the purchaser Address
JOHN L. GREER,
Sc q--2awi2~ RAssca. Gordon county Ga
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T OoK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE
1 4, No. q MAIN STREET.-Grea in portance
10 az in want of Dry Goods, Dry Good Jast re
ceivedi very extensive stock Of DRY GOODS,
consisting of 900 yards beautiful small ard large
figured Prints, De LANES, Alp.css. Mernoes La
valla, Mohair, Debegr Muslin Robes 600 misses
and ladies' single and double PLAIN and Plaid WOODEN
Shawls, cheaper than any other house win sell
them all colors and q1aiities of Stella Shawls
from ". upwsrd 500 extra fine ladies' Linen Hand
kerchiefs at SO per dozen worth 81; I00 fine Red
Blankets fstonishngly low fer the times; leo GRAY
and bite Blau kets, for soldiers. &c. 500 pieces
Whit Gray. and Blue Plain anu Twiiied Flannel
the cheapest IN the city the greatest bargains in
Brown and Black Shifting and Shooting; 2, pieces
10 a and IL bleached Sheeting; COCO yards email
Plaid Bingham and Domestic Stripe for servants;
Dress Goods, Hosieries, Gloves Irish Linen. Table
Cloths, fine worked Bands, AMI ladies' Collars
Cloaks, Linseys Shoes and Boots, and numerous
other goods. at onahIe price. az n Main St
q JOSEPH STRAUSE
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E>L1XIR GAIdSAYA-.s cordial elixir, pre-.
A. pared rom choice Ca'i4aya Peruvian Bark,
cu4biuei With t-r.yagties, ~ render plsasan. TIC
the ta@:s, al Il acceptable 20 the stomach II con
Agreeable .stIl.
It ie n E.e#i gelCsbie tonic in cases Of debility
and couvsioeesuce, rom Frustrating diseases ano
ia GRriV si.t. vehicle IN which 20 adriiniste,
God Liver Di!it disguis-s It's Taste and assists lis
action Prise 81 per bottle. Prepared aud sold by
A. BODEEER & CO.
APothecsries and Druggists.
oe % No 10 Nain at Rirhmora Va
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1 tAhBoN HUI. COX E,--II ia not possible
that we can supply Tor Some time 10 cone, tn.
demand for Coke for a tie purposes to which il /.
sought to De applied Is you'd the hospitals and
other benevolent i"stitafiocs, ii G. nnct be spared
Tor furnaces or beating purposes. II rH ecoy
1aShet Be adisPensdbIF TcgHirsd for cooking. For
this purpose we expect 10 he abe 10 furnish the
Families Of those who in actual service In distant
CAMPS with reasonable supply. After them
regular efA TONERS II past seasons, sao hare paid
far saG: they hare already CONSUMED The bsiaacs
0; cur week ~ product will be sold 10 other appli
c&n.s IN the order in which Il is applied for, and
delivered in the order in which Il IL sold-subect
always To the precedence of thp three classes named
above ritAout regard to date Of orders. We do not
expect to be able 10 spare more thau oce load per
month 10 any private family.
No order win be recognized tia, Ia not seccm.
pan ed with the cash. JSo. j. WERFH,
tia Agent.
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sNHOLFSALE AND RETAIL.

w hoAfSAAE AND RETAIL
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
VIII he opened. o. FRIDAY MORNING, 9Th
inst at 229 BROAD STREET, splendid stock Of
u r Y II d o u 5
Such as French Meriuos; black A)apAcas; all. wool
De LANES Scotch Plaid Merinos; Travelling Dress
Goo3s; Poplns; Silk Chales; French Ginghams;
Sss iSs, Jaeones, and Nainsook Musins; white Bril-
lfants; Tsriatan Musiins and IRONING Dresses;
Hosiery Of all kinds; Einbroideries In every va
riety; Lace Sets; Linen Tacoma. aud Swiss Trim
nng5, ali fresh AMI perfect; and magnificent az.
sortnent Of
DRESS SILKS,
OF the latest and mest approved styles. Alsc-A
large stock of Lace, Muslin. and Satin Damask
Curtains; Irihh Linens Towels Winter ShawIs,etc
which intend selling mrca below market Prices.
Call soon, ard secure bargains, at 9 Broad st.
no Nv 4. q. btjS T'CK, of Georgia.
NLUAKS, CLOAkS.-Our stock o. Ladies
I J ClIaks Is good. and We are pr pared 10 make
have al our q aks ms,ie in own establish
inent and having secured the Southern Con:aders
cy lor Cloths, We alt now prepared to supply the
demand.
We are prepared 10 show a very handsome rs.
fortment of Cloth aud Velvet Clo;.ks anu solicit {,
cali from all III OF something and band
some. inc Isl CHHES Il CHENERl.
4 LFRED MOSES, No. IS Main street, has
n just received from Louisville, Ky, Nashville,
Tenn, New Orleans and other Southern cites
700 81 l0s, Ia, y 4 Bed Blankets: 900 pounds
Black ard Drao Patent Thread; 1900 dol. Coats's
Spool Gotten; 800 gross Stay Binding; 800 gross
Pant Buckles; 1000 gross Pant Buuons; 500 gross
Military Buttons; 100 doz. Flannel Shirts = 600 yds
Rieachad Cotton; $500 pair Mems Brogans; 1900
yards Dark Prints % pieces Blue Clio i,s - pieces
fine Gray Cloths; 100 pieces Clay Setinets ana Cas-
sineres; pisces tina Scarlet 4 9th; pieces Shy
Blue Cloth; tine Sky Blue Cashmere Blankets SO
pieces city-naie Oil Cloth 100 pieces 10 aud ll-I
sheetlnss; % bales Brown Doniesties; IS hales Cot
ton OznebGrgs, 1000 bales Brown and Black Geor.
gia Kerseys; ITO pieces STUFF Dress Goods; 200 dog.
Ma irass Hands erchefs; 30 doA Cotton Half
lioss; IS doz Buck Gloves; Ladie. Hosiery; $40
doG. Yarn Socks.
All of the Shove viii be offered TO tho trade at a
sina advance on the cost tor cash only.
oc % ALFRED MOSES, 6.3 Main st.
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AT the Cannon Primer aud t.ar,-1s's ~ SD
.astory, on TOBACCO Alley, be,.sen Aanu'
rankin streets. near Exchange Hotel si@s,s cd
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Balancein the Urea
sUry, S0th Sept'r.
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SINKING PUND.
Synopsis Of The Operations Of the Sinking Fund.- dur
fng the fiscal yrar ending S0t4 September, 1861.
Balance in the Treasury, LIST Dc
tober, 1880. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50, oil 1.
Resolved Of the Commonwealth,
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