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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

Officers Of she hay.
0. Dewey, Esq, Of Cadiz, President.
e.7 r.H Fies Presidents.
John Hammond. Short Creek.
William P. Saunders, Greene.
Jackson Croskey, German.
Alexander Mahood, Athens. .
Samuel Herron, Archer.
George Vert Rumley. t..E r..
DR.. Nixon, North.
Robert McFadden, Stock.
Alexander Beall, Nottingham.
Z. M. Kennedy. MooreReld.
John Knox, Freeport.
John Mccormick, Washington.
Amos H. Cox, Franklin.
John r. Deal, Monroe.
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DRs. WORKMAN & SHANNON.

INFORM the citizens Of Harrison and sdioininu
counties. that they expect to be in Cadiz at
the National House on Saturday, May ilth, again
June 18th, and afterwards every month regularly
as notice will be given from time 10 line.
They hope by an honorable cour Sc to taer!t saa "a
Of public patronage.
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CLASS AND QUEENSWARE


Has and is still receiving large and splendit lot
of Ready Made Ciothng
And oh what falling is there my counsrym.n.
Nothing has occurred in christendnni hincu the
food which pares in the Iens, with the
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
GOODS!

In this line we have Shakers, Misses Hats, Boys
and Mems Hats and Cap,, which we will sell cheap
for cash.
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RED, WHITE & BLUE!

One Of the best assorted LOT of New Goods ever
brought TO Csdii, consisting In part Of 2uoo yards
of the Justly celebrated Amostiug, Wamsuitn and
other prints, which viii seii lower ihan ever.
Some more OF those fnmous
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

BY the most imposing and magnificent demon.
stralion ever known In the History Of Harrison
County.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

If THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.
and 10 HTMBUG.-pETERS' INFALLIBLE,
REMEDY FOR GoNNORRHtEA AND ALL Sc
CRET DiSEASES.-This great American remedy,
containing no Merouria, or Balsainic properties
cells every ,biag heretofore offered 20 the public In
its curative restorative and renovating powers;
and the medical world astoniShed hen told
that the above remedy viii the above dis
eases and confouudcd when tssy have ocular do.
agonstraions of the facts. But the proprietor who
sas known OF the remedy for twenty odd years
has known Of case of twenty years standing To
lie restored perfect health and all othtr cases OF
shorter duration Ia be restored without single ex
ception, and therefore challenges any case of Con.
orrhr which the remedy will not cure provided
the directions carried out with prudence on the
part Of the patient; and any one purchasing hall
dozen bottles and using accordingly in bis or her
case he guarantees perfect cure; and in cases OF
failure, viii furnish additional medicine. free of
charge, TO complete the cure. through his agents;
snd II cure vii. be effected without inconvenience
to The patient.
Price per bottle, 50; half dozen bottles, s0 /;
Exprc.Sagc from - 10 80 cts.
Sold by APPERSON & DUPUY No 20l
Broad street, and o. a. STRECKER, Main street
Druggists, agents fc- the city of Richmond Sold
also, by NJ A. q c. A. SANTOS, Norfolk. ID
CHAS Is. CAMPBELL and WILSON & WI
LIAMS. Portsmouth, Va l96ra>
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The ADCIrERATIoN OF TEa-In the London
Lancet, of August 10th, We find the report c,
the microscopicil and chemical analysis OF
forty-cight samples of tea.
Of the twenty four specimens of bl1ck tea
analyZed, every one was found to be genuine
OF the like II am ber of green teas all were adul-
terated The authorizations are mainly 4 CO.
loring matter with which the tea leaf is faced
painted or glazed Ferro cyanide of iron or
Prussian blue, is the article most COMMONLY
used for this purpose. Some times, however,
indigo, kaolin, or China clay, and turneric
powder were found in addition. That species
of tea which is denominated gunpoWder,
is adulterated il other Wa IS by as.Ta xtu-e
with leaves not those of tea, wi III piddv husk,
and particularly with 'fIie tea" so called, 4
leaf which resembles the tea leaf closely, and
is sent IL this country from China in vast
quantities, 10 be employed in adn.tera tons
here. The coloring Of the tea is almost en-
tireiy done in China, and probably because it
improves is appearance, and perh aps II n6ers
its sale more sure and rapid.
Snch is The result of "a thorough anaiyza-
ton of this article by eminent scientific men
in Eagland, and Il Is certainly not very fiat
tering TO the taste OF those who drink green
tea for the love of il. There is no such al 81
Gle as an unadulterated green tea. Let the
lovers of the herb remember that fact, and as
tiney sip the delicious beverage, and fancy
they find in 1t solvent 1or their aches and
pains, let them also remember that they are
slipping with IL solution OF PruS sian blue
and indigo, as we'll as sundry other little pee
cadilloes, that neither add 10 its exhi larating
properties, nor yet are entirely harmless TO the
system. On the other hand the black teas
are not adultArated, and are the only ones
used ny the Chinese. Knowing the impuri-
ties that are in the best green teas, they send
them to foreign ports To tickle the delicate
palates of the English, the French, and the
Americans, who, in their view, fancy the
bright, lively appearance impaired by the
coloring com positions they use. The remedy
for these wholesale authorizations is easy. 1t
is entirely in the hands OF the tea merchants.
II they refuse to buy the poisoned leaf, the
Cinnamon will very QUICKLY stop adulterat-
ing it.
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the voyagers had not found settlements every
hundred or hundred and fifty miles, they
could have suhsisted themselves very we'll on
what wild m nals they could have killed on
the river bank. The land in MANY places is
good.
Speaking in general terms the gentlemen
express their entire satisfaction with the trip.
and would have no objection 10 going over
the route again.
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NOTiCE.-Al physicians prescribing for sick
~ soldiers at private houaes and hospitals wsat
OF 9Th street are hereby notified to send their pre.
sariptions to EDW'D T. ROBINS0NS Apotho-
cary Store, corner 4th and Frankn ssrcets he
alone bsing authorized by the Surgeon General TO
furnish these prescriptions ssl3-u
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~ HIEE-FIFIY NEGRnES -
EisstEs s1Exss.

tVahblNG-A gentleman with small fnmi.
. . "A fe accommodated with BOARD and a
''i "e. lua.s1cd RO0N.
t.... l'HH.i recommendations can be fur
-. t'l..ru-ah. Fo. further particulars,
'"''T oc 4-.it*
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Rlrtlmon1 pispatrh.
MORNING.
OCT. IL, 1851
FROM NORFOLK.

7Ae Veather and the Hinds-Recenf Erents-Coal
Sapplies-7he Independ4ns Grays and the Ladifs--
Truce Flags, se.
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7n TIE VOTERS or TIE SEN a
eca ~tprAI DISTRICT COMPOSED OF
XIX NTIES OF HENRltO AND
~ nnyrp Nj. Williams e.. Wicki ala having
j tSNN t,s seas in The Senate, from the above
r =, a. tae solicitation OF many gsni'eme'.
F. ~ d:acfcst political parties, ! hereby
4f. '''' .,-,,.s :. candidate 10 ~ the vacsncy.
.,-~sy .afs what seems 90 be the public
tH."'-. ~ ..r,.,sst an 60 n regular political can
'... rr'>'ut excited condition o: the public
Is~' c.r-.ar myself with fAe above sim.
81. .... .,..r.; .lrdgiuE So tho votets Of ;Ge
! 81 .,., ssa4i see 81 70 elect me, 10 exert
....-. .. si-iry ! possess, both OF mind and
! s.,.4z h5l party feeling or prejudice io
.5.-.. .. southern In,le ependence aud
s IS -ae best interests Of our noble
INO. r. GARNETT.
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%aRV ANTS ErseEs HERE.

ua HIRE -ENGINEERS.-T Negro
MN sr"t-t ,.cd TO the management of sta
@'f ''sa,s. They are steady and reliable
ID" "a be- L.rrd low for the balance of the
@fr! &" THOS =. BAGBT.
Agent for Hiring ont Negroes and
A.4,iLs out Houses. No. ; Wall ST
Under St Charles Hotel
! "A HIEE-FIFTY NEGRUES.- For
.-. a' %" Fate. sepavafeiv or in lots, until
"'>' FIFTY NEGROES, consisting Of
- ''s s. suitable Tor hospital purposes, la
. Apply today, at my oilice, on l4th ST =.
f.. II EACHD.
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bUNAWAY Ran away from the Coal Mines
1 / i'll Orange county, on the 18th of this Inou h.
my boy, REDERICK. Said b " is Il bright mu-
lstto, stout built, about q years of age has a
downward look when spoken to; about feet
inches high. will give reward of S25 for the Sc
curing of him in Lumpkin's Jail, so that | get him
again. GEORGE w. PARKER
Sc 26-lnN Isle of Wight CO Va
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RE ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURES.

Do so. and especially If you can obtain as desirable
ioods. without paying any more tor them than theiI
sct1isl worth. The
IRENS..ANN
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big. TIenef1I
q EQ [ ItSTRATION MOTH NE Hsyine

lf EQ L UESTRATION n O I CE. Having
i. been appointed by the Judge oI the District
Court of the C1nted ederae States Of America tor the
Eastern District Of Virginia the Receiver for tie
District Do -guated in the subdivision Of said EaS'erl
District OF Virginia, made by said Court, No. .,
ana composed Of the counties OF Albemarle Flu
wanna, Louisa Goochl;ld, Hanover Henrco. (in-
ending that paft OF the City of Richmond lying
westward OF Eth street ia said ety. New Kent,
Charses City, james City, Gneudng the City OF
NilAamsburgD Wawiek, York, Elizabeth City,
sia hing William, hereby notify every Attorney,
agent, Farmer, Partner Trustee, or other person
h"iaing or controlling, within said District, any
ianls, teneinents or herediiaiuenis goods or chat
tells, rights or credits any interest therein of or
Tor any Alien enemy of the Confederate States Of
America speedily to inform re Of the same and to
Render 10 iae an account thereof and 10 far as
practicable, TO place the same in nv hands Apv
such person ~isifaiiy failing do So viii be guilty
OF a high misde me amor and liable 10 be indicted
convicted, fined ard nprisor ed as provided by law
And also notify each and every citizen of the Con
federa'e States speedily to give information to me-
las be is required by law of auy ard all La ds
teneinents aud heredanents goods and ehattIes.
rights and credits within the said District and al
every right and Interest therein held owned and
possssSed or enjoyed by or for any sueh alien
enemy. HENRY J.. BROOKE
Receiver for District No g.
81 My Office is room No. Z, Belyin's Block,
fronting Bank ~, Richmond 0c Y--lm
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As Agents for the sale of the Goods msnufactur
ed bv the ClIENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY. of
RICrHONH. VA, we have now hand about 90,
UoO yards of t'lue Plain and Fancy Single and
Double ,. jli,7 CASSINEEES and CLOTHS, be
sides lo' OF FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEN S1lAWI.S-:ind manufacturing q. the
rae of 1000 yards per c.k all OF which we offer
20 TIE trade ~ Fair prices and liberal terms with
entire col 3enre that the enterprise viii receive
UbeTai SUPPORT
CRENSHAW l. co. hgenta
- H1-1ts R;hrC md Va
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Ess " SK~.

~ UNAWAY From tie Sro:swood Hotel
l. dUriro 'a4t week, negro POI, called Billy
He belongs 70 Mr.. Erasmus TAILOR. near Warren
top, VI is of dark color; low and thick set; S ow
;ad Suriy in and movements. ANY one
returning INN t. the Office of the cpotswocd Ho
Il will be suitably rewar3rd .,r In-3
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W0OLEN



Organized last year, ana IN oT'er to make such
Goods would not comgste with, but would ra
her aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grades and STYLES of Goods that have never
heretofore hcen made in Virginia, they filled their
Hjll with machinery OF the best and finest quality
They are now manufacturing FINE CASSlMERES
aud CLOTHS of every variety, from Fiue Virginia
MerinO and MoSt.Zo WOOL, and solicit the attention
pf the trade in the South TO their Goods. All who
have seen their ARMY CLOTHS manufactured at
first expressly for the Virginia Military Institute
pronounce thccl AT least equal II not superior in
quality, TO those they had been buying heretofore
4u5 quite ms cheap
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
cietias, az their Fair held III this city, in October
'ast awarded 10 this Company a GOLD MEDAL
FOR their exhibition of Wooden Goods, which in
Guided some beautiful SHAWIS. BLANKErs. &C.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece of Goods
manufactured by us being what il is represented
and under no circumstances viii this Company be
induced to work shoddy in their Goods, nor will
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS d. CRENSHAW PTest.
SAMUEL 2. MITCHELL,
WELLINGTON GODDIN. r:..
JoHS II. MOI AGUE,
z ". HARDWOOD,
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INO. X. GARNETT.
r., ,rsy VOTERS OF THE CoTfN.

sSA- ..'. d.. sraarr, Hravico Charles Cry, Nnn
.....A.t C1g, }s"qfs Cry, and York, and
,....f El4uo7d oed williamsburg:
+ ..-.. ta ,aH male on me in the publ,
. f..y;.fe letters announce myself Il
- ID. -..-c-sv' v1H In tae HOUSE or
.,r-.y .y.~.NIATiNES e the Confederate Con
.Hs, ..,. ....,-o ,1,a-q.;.,,s Of tho ca-,na;g,
...,...s .~ .fme 81. 'Dv 10 VtSl: You before the
... nsye uo reason "a suppose thst they
-l-...4 taa discharge of my duties e
.-..ar.a ye sa Congress, should il be vo1i
..... -.4 ~ hat body. In sUCl event, j
.sar ie represent you with iutr]It xeucc
.t... GEO. W. RANDOLPH
.. -l->
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DUNAW \ Y-FIfTY DOLLARS RE-

DU a " y f-FIETY DOLLARS RE-
IA WARD.-tunaway, on the 9Th OF August
ny NEGRO WOMAN named BETTY about 2S
wears old, five feet four inches high, black, who
was hired 10 Joseph Davis on Broad st eat. Sic
has a marx on the face, in consequence of a mus
ia d plaster sae had on, which place is darker -
She has children in Cumberland county, where |
bought her Of NJ. J. M. Price. She is probably
in this city, or has made her TO Mr.. Prices.
will give be above reward if delivered rne here
or if logged in Jail III the county city.
1--inl+ JOSEPH STERN
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HNuIRTY UOLLARS REV Or

FINnIRTY DOLLARS L y w A Il D.-Il5,n
l away, several months siuce. from Mill, in
Itenrico, Negro Man named NED. He is of slen-
der frane about feet ~ inches high; dark ginger
bread color of dnwncast expression when spoken
to, and is about 25 wears old. When last heard
from he was in the lower part of Henrica We
will give the above reward of thirty dollar, if
placed IN either the city or county iail 1t IS proba
bic he Las hired himself as IL free negro IN some OF
The companies stationed below Richmond
oc 9--.,tt e.. + 4 w +, ANDERSON
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

TOR SALE s..o,n,
OF established
IN THIS CITY.
LOCATION CENTRAL.
Address BOX 47a,"
oc l0-6t Richmond Post Office
NOR R f n T-Four LODGING ROOMS
my
FOR H1RE-A NEGRO MAN, for the balance
of the year, or by the mouth.
oc lo-ztf J. c. COURTNEY
EOR LEASE OR SALE-A small FARM of
L FIFTEEN AIRES, two miles below Rich
lnond, near John Hughes tavern Apply to
JAS. ROGERS MASON,
EOR RENT-A HOUSE and LOT on 10Th
L street, between Broad and Grace streets. The
dwelling contains burteen rooms two Of them very
large. Water and gas have been carried into every
room. On the iot q kitchen containing rooms;
a large Stable and Carriage House; a meat house
and other out houses. All the houses of brick,
and have been built within the last two years
They are all in thorough order. The location is a
pleasant one in a good neighborhood, and convent
ent To the business portions of he city, The whole
establishment was erected BY the late Charles II
HItl for his family residence. For elegance and
convenience, the premises cannot be surpa ,sed by
any IN tine city OF Richmond. Persona in want of
desirable residence, will do well to examine this
On calling at the house, they will have the whole
premises shown to them For terms aprly 70
IfoS. j. EN ANS,
&C S-ts Admir- OF Chas. d. Hill decd
NOR SALE -NEAT FRAMED DWELI.-
4 ING, ON THE WEST LINE OF BIRD
BETWEEN LEIGn ANDCLAY STREETS
We aye authorized TO sell the new aud neatly M
ranged RESIDENCE, located as above. row in the
occupancy OF Mr.. j. II. Bechtel at an annual rent
CT 500. The lot has front Of T. feet asl depth
OF ljo ieet aud bounded the South by wide
paved aley. The house has rooms vita kitchen
OF Z rooms, and is supplied with gas .nd water
TERMS. Reasonable. Apply 10
oe st GoDDIN |. APPERSON.
L'OR RENT-'The desirable STORE occupied
Il By the subscriber, on Broad street adjoining
the depot a. The Richmond, Fre,ieri lzs burg aud
Potomac Railroad Company. Possession given
Immediately. Apply on tie premises TO
oc c--6i@ ISAAC ". COOKE.
tNOR RENT-rwo large WAREHOUSES.
L fTonti"t on Wafer aad Cary streets, between
10th and 2tst streets. Apply to
oe 7-iJt GEO. S. PALMER.
I'OR RENI.-Ths spacious STORE AND
Il DWELLIN HOUSE on Broad one door
above 9th street, and next door 10 ChiIes Che
merry is for rent. The store is fitted up "a iirs-
class retailing Ery Goods establishment, being 80
by 20 with shelves, counters, &c. This Is ccasid.
cred of the best stands in the city Possas
siou to be had on the 18th day of October. Apnly
to JUAN PIzziNI,
SO 2o-s l2a Main street.
DRIvATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.--A new
/ and very comfortable WOODEN BUILDING,
suitable for the accommodation of q medium sized
family. en- 9th, between Clay and Leigh streets,
Church Hill will be sold low ON application to
80 o-2m A. g. LEE
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T OS T.5 REWARD-A white SET TER
4 DOG answers TO the name of Roscoe: had
collar marked r. MILTON CARY - both ears
liver cn'ored and Ii rr c0lored spot near his hip.
TIE above reward will ne paid any one returning
him TO me, al Crenshaw S Wollen Mills.
&C 4-}tt L CARN
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sSf ANTED-l00 II y q I and SHOEMA-
w kEKS, to work on coarse work : elso
- 20 Jfk on fine work
Aso good FlTTER ard CUTTER needed.
Apply TO JAMES KNOTS, ia Main St
Under " III. Ira Smiths Clothing Stors.
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NONSUMPTION CURABLE
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
GREAT DESIDERATUM TO CONSUMP-
r T. s.

DIR. !. HERVEY MOORES INFALLl-
BILE PULM0NIC REMEDY, known and ap-
proved by all " no have used il, is resorted to
eases of the THROAT or LUNGS This cele-
brated medicine is made chiefly from plant which
is native Of the odd North State" and has cured
thousands within the past year who had given up
all hope for relief.
As remedy for Consumption it is unsurpassed
and il no case has it ever failed TO give relief when
the directions were strictly followed. The pro-
prictor offers this medicine to the afflicted upon
own intri sic merits, confidently believing that il
will perform its duty quickly and thoroughly.
Price ! per hox with full directions. sent to any
part OF the southern Contederacy Prepared and
sold only by DR. j. HERNEY MOORE, Rich
m0G3, Va 10 whom all orders must be addre sed.
Qc iN-AE
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TSTRAY OW.-Strsyed away from the sub.
H. scriJer, ah ut the Goth OF September, a
red COW, of good size, with white spot On her
lefF hip, and star her forehead, giving about
three gallons OF milk per day. Any person deliver
-ag said Cow to the subscriber, giving iaforma
lion 80 size can BE- had will be suitably cwarded
Mrs +. B NIL, IEP
Sc .D-ts 2d stl eeI. IN WHTwick : Row
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--~-
r CST-A yALISE-From either the Spots.
I 4 wood Hotel, its baggage wagon, or the Fred
erieksburg Railroad depot, VALISE, containing
the following articles,
Black Cloth Coat; pair Pants,
Patent Leather Boots.
Two pair Ladies' Boots,
Ole Felt Hat. (new,}
One Old Felt Hat,
Chsms Mammal Military Surgery
Two L iaen Shirts and Collars,
Cne pair Drawers,
Two pounds of Candy,
Comb and Brushes aud Tooth Brush,
with some smaller articles.
In the coat pocket were commission of Assist
ant Surgeon in Virginia Volunteers; and. also,
commission in the Confederate Army, with several
Other letters ad dressed to DIR. A. s. Mason.
ANY one having. or knowing the whereabouts of
this Valise. will obige. and be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at the Office of the Spotswood Hotel.
Oc l0--3t
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-sron, The boat
y A. ,. Lee, Basin bank, sorre M A r f :
two hind feet white; star in her forehead; very
broad across the rump with a little sore her
shoulder.
Also, one black o r f, with sore on his
shoulder; one white hind foot, with his month cut
a little by the bride. viii pay liberal reward
&C lo-2ts ALEX. SHANNON.
Z OST-On Main, between 18th and Istn street.
i small LEATHER POCKET BOOK, with n
broken lock, containing the sUTn of So, in paper
money-four $40 bills and Eve s. bills; $40 and
- were Confederate sloney-the balance Virginia
The finder viii receive liberal reward ard nv
thaukS by bringing it to me, q. LEWIS HYNANs
Jeweiry Store 9s Main street
oc lG--3's 4 TRUE VIRGINAN.
OST.-Was stolen from nay residence. Sad
! ler's Alley, on Saturday last, a POCKET.
BOOK. containing my certificate of freedom. ANY
one returning to NE, VIII receive reward Of 81
ANN WHITE, alias
oc 10-2t* JACKSON.
IHSTRAI HORSE.-C me To the residence
4 of the subscriber. on the Meadow Bridge
road. about five miles from the CITY of Richmond
on the night of the sth October bay HORSE,
about Is hands high, with slight marks of gear and
both hind feet white The owner il requested to
pay charges and take him away.
oc lO-3t* A. s. STORRS.
CST-On Friday Saturday last, st the An
! 4 Texas Regiment Camp, a large bras mounted
Colts Army PISTOL The pistol was taken out
OF the scahhard, from one of the tents will give
liberal reward for the return of the pistol any
information that may lead to It's recovery On tle
butt of the pisto! the letters wv. H."
B. e.. EDWARDS Texas Camp,
Or St. Charles Hospital, room No. "a.
&c o-4t*
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IA axa.Es. = sssEbaHIEzsx. .A,c.


y II y 7 ;.
..,.... ...,, ; u u LES.
L's',y sap NeADDLEh. O az kinds and qualities,
.... 'sit4 -"r sale by tie suh,crlber =, yefy
,s-- i.- ."a '.' e in 'aat wi1 nnA \ greatly TO
d" G.' 1.. -ai4 before purchasing
I'D. Wi r MITCHELL,
.+a@l.n - bet IGth and 7th.
| .', '," ~, ARE, NADDJEKY, &c.-I'he seb.
.,.... .s. LAS ia tea, nporarily, The store on
..- :, neg -, recently occupied by Messrs.
E... Il III eisI5. he has uat received
.~t "'-' '"fious Southern cities. a large
..., lacu oi very scarce goods. prr
.f.s "e HARDWARE aud SADDLTkY
,.l... "i..a be invites the immediate atten-
.E... ,..--'' ara tle p8t,lic, rs IL is designed
f'''s g. position Of the entire stock.
e--rt CLAiBOI&E. WATKINS,
-. Late with Smith, Rhodes a. 20.
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MADE TO PHYSICIANS.-It

d EQUEST MADE TO rIIYSICIANS-It is
Ia respectfully requested that the Physicians of
Richmond VIII report at the Office, corner of Broad
and 9th streets such officers and soldiers under
their charge rs quartered in private families
hotels. and boarding houses stating their condi
tOn, where quartered and, far practicable the
regiment and company 10 which they belong. This
information viii greatly promote the public ser
vice.
All officers and soldiers quartered in private fam
lies, hotels, and boarding houses, who have been
sick, ht. not attended by any physician, viii
fepur themselves rs above stating tAcr condition
location, company, and regiment.
JNO. H. WINDER
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A| ANFED-f our aole-h cdied ccioted MEN, TO
Nv work on road at junction, Eanovar county.
Apply at Superinteudent's Office Pieh nond FREQ,
eriaksousg and Potomac Railroad COMPANY.