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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23

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MARY ANN SToIRuOUsR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-23

. FFag5f re kEgs.iEeEs NqgIollI ia. = -, 800
Gsplrc PS aecbtnpi hh Tie or ,yiis ~ Z
were made VIZ: Cure % hsadscs IN al iis SoTras
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-18
For the Freem an.
COMPANY G.

The Company from Mad River Valley, under
the direction of j 5. Campbell, started on Tues
day, Sept. 8, from the recruiting Station in
Waitsfield in the midst of severe storm of rain
for the purpose of going into Camp at Montpe-
ler. But thanks to the pat, lotto citizens of the
Valley and more especially of Moretown, the
Company were provided with good conveyances
to Camp, for which we believe they will ever be
grateful. At Morctown the ci'iz1ns gave the
soldiers an interesting reception, and en- lrtained
them with feeling and patriotic address, neces-
sarily short by the Rev Mr.. Gill of that place,
which was responded to in behalf of the Com
pany by A. NJ. Nevins from the ranks soldier
from that town. Their march to the Camp was
in perfect keeping with the gentemanly bearing
OF both officers and men in despite the uncom-
Portable stale of the weather and the drenched
condition Of the soldiers. Arriving on the
:. ground they took up their quarters in the
Barracks, after partaking of an excellent supper
in Camp (thanks to the watchful care Of Quar-
termaster Clark,) who appears to understand
his duties and have strong determination to do
them
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-18

., on the fourth balloting, Lucius Robinson of
IMPORT vas declared elected.
Ill., twas moved to postpone the election Of
SOnMiSsl9ner Of the insane, because the present
:. had not yet made report; agreed
FOf bank Commissioner A. j. Rowell Of Troy
''S nominated by Mr.. Seymour of Vergennes,
''a was elected viva voce.
- me Jolnt assembly adjourned until 2 -
~. .ogk Friday the 18th inst, and the Senate
withdrew.
p ,H "todaced and referred By Mr.. Thomas
y, "eSt Eanlee, an act to provide for raising u
' %'athinent to join Maj. Gen. Butler Regi-
W. 10 Com. Oh Military Affairs.
Ns"Iort Steam Mill Company bill of incor-
''1''on' was taken up and passed.
49,. y communication was received from the Gov
;ao'' stating that he had sold 486 Windsor
I' 'n 10 Mr.. ilarly of New York, for thirteen
mars e"ch, and one brass cannon, unfit for
.' 'or one hundred dollars, and that these
'"> were all that had been sold by his order
Adjourned
FRIDAY, Oct. Is.
Jp,NATE.- Prayer by the Chaplain.
o ,'So,H'oa Cfercd.-By Mr.. Harris, request
,to we "oyernor to inform the Senate whether
, IN or 9th Regiments are fully supplied with
n.y.. lments, oycrcoats, blankets, runs &c. Mr..
''''s SAID his object in introducing this resolu-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-18
seeded the commander of the Charleston blocka-


ding squadron.
Jamestown, Oct. Is.
Corporal Gracy, of the n. Y Bath, who has
escaped from rebel custody received TWO shots in
the skirmish in which he with Others were
captured in September. He was kinkly cared
for by the redcs, Tho inma tes Of the hospita
where ne was confined were mostly members of
, the LIST Virginia Regiment,
Every day or two those seriously injured were
sent to Richmond, fearing an attack from Nc
Clellan, Gracy's sufferings from his wounds
were intense. lie was furnished with opium
daily, for drinks, which he treasured mp until
he was able to move about when he drngged
the beverage Of the attendants and left the
hospital
lie was fired upon three times by sentincs.
but was not harmed. In consequence of the
large rebel forces, he was compelled to move in
crcultous direction: crossing Bull run and,
after days and nights Of hunger and su ffering
reached the Potomac.
AT Fairfax he heard Gen Longstreet say 70
surgeon that the rebel forces were SO scattered
that il attacked upon any point in the line there
must be a retreut by all upon Manassas. They
think it is impossible to be driven thence.
1t was generally believed that Beauregard
would burn Fairfax Court House if compelled
to evacuate it.. 1t was impossible to obtain the
exact number Of rebels around Fairfax. They
are var!ously estimated at from 10000 to lO0,-
000
Crazy thinks they are better fed than clothed
but heard no complaint in regard to the latter,
although the rebel uniforms presented curious
mixture, gray being the predominating color
Salt had been scarce, but was becoming more
plenty.
On the botneward route Gracy saw a quarter
of mile northwest of Fairfax IL breastwork,
30 feet long and 5 feet high, but no troops were
then there.
He saw no large bodies of troops North of
Great Falls, but laid concealed while baggage
train OF 40 wagons passed towards Leesburgh
Coffee was scarce at Fairfax and whisky rations
were served instead.
Yesterday afternoon Il picket reported that
the battery attached to the Mass 10Th had
shelled body Of rebels opposite White House
Locks
Guns were distinctly heard, but no particulars
have been received.
st Louis, Oct. II. A section of the ordi-
nance passed yesterday by the convention pro-
vides that all persons taking the oath prescribed
by this ordinance within thirty days, will be
exempt from the penalties incurred by being in
arms against the government, and requests the
President to proclaim exemption in the name Of
the people of Missouri to all persons taking up
arms against the United States or giving aid or
comfort to the enemy in the present civil war.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-18

The SIXTH REcmENT.-This Regiment will,
what have not already been this (Friday) morn
ing be mustered into the United States service
They are being paid off, and feel tolcrably good
about it. They are splcndidly uniformed and
equipped in every respect and will leave the
State better appointed than any of their prede-
cessors. They will leave for the seat of war
Saturday morning.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-18
Very --latest by Telegraph !
4 O'CLOCK y. M.

NEW YORK, Oct Is.
The Herald's Washington Dispatch states that
the rebels called in all their pckets to-day,
deserted Vienna, tore up the track of the Lou
don and Hampton railroad and fell back with
their entire column on Fairfax Court House
Gen. Wordsworth, with company of Infantry
and Cavalry followed them to within mile of
Fairfax Court House. when the rebels turned
and fired, but did not Lit any one.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-18
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, OCT. Is, 1861.

Brookfeld Edge Tool Company bill was taken
up and passed, after amendment. limiting the
right to contract debts to one half instead of
three-fourths of the capital stock paid in.
Vermont Novelty Works Company bill was
taken up and passed. Adjourned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-18

The vintage in the south of France has COM
menced, and the wine promises tie be of a supe
rIor quality. 1t is little singular, the coinci
dence, if it be merely coincidence, that in the
years when comets have appeared the wine has
always been better than ordinary. AT least,
such is the statement of wine-growers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

49, DIR >. NJ. GARLIC k.-DEAE
~ srH-ihsve forsome months used In NV family Sem
81 a.;Iy crIs-r4ti Haing 20 ders and take pie ss
n-e n ling them % al families the very best ar
hlye ever tiled Tor kus light sweet spongy bread There
40 excuse Tor bread wlea Sr;Ples Powders are used
ResDec.fily Y, }. RICHAR LxwELtES
Pe.ersburg Va Joly 3ith, 1850 ieS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
NOVEWENT.

NEnsAsKA CIrY Feb. 20 Old Fort H-arney was taken
posses Of Monday night by body Of secessonsts,
who mounted the Palmetto Dag The Union men mu e
tered retook the fort tore down the lg and hoised the
stars and stripes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
BY JAS. NJ TAYLoRa CON- AUcrs
A sHLAND HOTEL. AND OIH.s yALU-r 81

A sHLAND h0T rkILo AND D 0sHns ~ YAIg.
a. AhE Real AND f5 1 ,sn, 6n fos SALE
mond entered the I'D day OF Janury SCI In Todd IT.
al vs. Robinson and Al e %na .a SS"m,onef hereby
premises on wEDyEsbaY the m Of April next d. fair no,
from day to day Sni he eoapeed Al the properly raj
and personal belonging to he ASHLAND HOTEL AMI MINERAL
WE'LL COMPANY in the s 70 ss sa'e mentioned as 'oosr
Tract Of LAND, containing about 10 acres susei Ia the
county the Of Ashland the
Richmond Fredericstburg Potomac Railroad Ii miles
from the eis OF Ricmend and known ast ASHLAND Hor
TRACE with I'll the Inproveue th.re1r consisting
large aud handsome HOTEL BUiD!sG erected within the
past ew upon he ro approved model and capable with
the hereafter des ribbed OF accommodating 100 pe;eons
All the requisite outbodngs are attached the Hotel
Of rhh ar. iaIy supplied Win ga. srd water Tn.
great Northern and southern Mail
rmes daily AID heodI families resdDg Ashsnd or boarding
the Hotel VIII hiv. The yri,lsse Of PsEE ek the
billy Of It's being extended Indefinitely Tie Hotel has
yespsst popular resort OF The citizens OF Richmond who pre-
Detached from the hotel sad placed a. convenient distances
from ~ on the same 80 ssre l are slNF HANDSOME COT
lies boarding AZ tie hotel There
mental tr,s about The hotel and cottages ard The grounds
every and fowers Whit buildings
posed bh With fetnee I" onSennee aud beauty Of
ment property only crrong the mos.
the purposes which designed. the
beautiful situate In Southern country The part. the
occupied by buildings and Ornamental grounds are In
high ofcuvaon, and the whole surrounded subssn
After the the REAL ESTATE there xI be sold large
quantity of PERSONAL PROPERTY, consisting chiefly Of
The entire stock PuRNiTURE aud FIX RFs1 and shout
the Hotel Cottages, BALLROOM, Liuiard Saloon Bowling Alley
Kitchen Laundry Bakery Gss touse 1c comprising the
variety used 10 such esiabmenis Catalogues which will b.
furnished on the day 81 sale
The stock OF PsoysIoNs Of all Kinds hand the
on the day Of sale
Three four aULRs and small lot Of FARMING UTsN
sILs, belonging TO ne said Hotel Company
The REAL tsTATf will be sold In fr|O 10 Jrr 10 suit
ch9seTs Is may deem 1t lui!cion; the day Of sale
TERss oT sAiE RsH EAfI'3.Yor much Of the purchase
money cEcectrg tU OnefoGr cash; II the purchaser
sh prefer t. or al Of such payment ha exceed the exeHs'
OF the ss and SpprOrd negotiable noe well endored fcu
mouths with lnteef added hhe balance OF the pichsse
exceeding t2J 0O ain g. l2 and
months the purchaser giving negotiable notes well endorsed wilt
interest from the dag o. sale for the deferred For I'll
the purchase money for q exceeding s2o
ranKmen be made the day OF SAFE for extending the
il salt purchaser The POSSESSION Of the property will b,
given immediately bu. the e viii be Withheld until, all the pur
cAa'e u paid
IIsonH FTery-For all sums not ding go cash fol
Of $50 md upwards approved negotiable note well
d0fssd, 9th lueresl added from tie day Of sale.
HENRY l.. BROOKE Comr.
JANIS NJ. TsTlfEk Son me feil-d4c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

,,vov1rrox 1t is strange that the visitors to the
ian will so far disregard the repeated warnings
-. p.s.;lent of the body, as TO make demonstIa-
o = ,,pl,rse whenever any sentiment is uttered
uons ss their concurrence. We know that the Pre-
s ould dislike to eNpel the eiizsrs from the space
STU - tbsm but IL is his duty preserve order and
sioE and N the people will perss, in abusing then
se'Va thew must expect to be deprived OF them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

Tur LADIs are determined 10 see aud hear all that
= Mace in the Convention. As early o'clock
=, morning some Of them repair to the Hall to St
front seats and indus'riousy occupy the ntervenir
- hours in plying the needl or Perusng the newspG-
The are is progressive and utilitariln.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
rHR ADMINISTRATION AND THE SECESSION

THF ADMINISTRATIONS AND The SkCESSIONISTS.
WAsHlNGroN FEB 2O.-The mail agent between Graf
ton and Park,rs has been removed for leaving his
post, without permission engage in secession
Several postmasters in Tennessee and Kentucky have
he n removed Tor Il similar
The select committee of FIVE, the Presidents mes
sage have PREPARED report TO be presented to
in which they say that the navy department has neglect
ed 10 the All intic coast and they conclude with
resolution censurng the Secretary for receiving the
designations of officers who in arms against the
Government Without giving the any consideration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

Shch they will perceive VIII enable them by proper 5nS
and Industry provide comfortable homes for then
selves families WITH comparatively speaking very e cap
tai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
,REANSAS FOR THE IrNIoy

FcRg SMITH Feb - The counties OF Benton, Wash
gton S ,s,ian and Crawl I'd, in Western Arkan.a,
have CIV, four thousand majority for the Union cand
dites and the against calling Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

r.,,-sr-The benefit Of Miss Ida Vernon will take
night. and We are sure that the plygOers will
,,.ct this opportunity for tssdfsing their regard
20 5reSc are whose Efforts to deserve their good
o,uou have been unremitiog The biz Is really at,
-" t,rge audience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

VINO Has lr'--A copy OF the Journal Of the Convex
AN Of 1850 has been removed without leave or license
the Office Of the Secretary Of the Convention in the
n ,b,ri,s' Institute bulldog The unknown borrower
,,gss.ea % return the volume without delay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

Tax SrsAV FEz ENGNE will be tried, this afternoon
o'clock 10 front OF the American Hotel The trial
u, bs well worth witnessing The engine was made in
',t,e,,r bv Messrs. E,tenger Edmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

Ia has fee charms tor the D,sTeptic which Is to
~. rendered a. when take into account the amount
- liv suffering which he endures. By Of the Or
- Bit,rs the picture is reversed and the bright
= is o. life appears.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
SFIZURF OF FORTS AND MAILS INTEyAs.

FoEr Svrrn F,b % The overland mail coach from
Sherman Texas brings report of the seizure Of Forts
Claiborne aud Bekuap by The Texans slso the seizure
5f the overland coach mail and other property The
agents Of the company were imprisoned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
GIYY IXWM =.

-~~L-The Convention CT 1880 occupied
considering and discussing plan tor re
Te'H Vanishing the debates Of the body, and the
P''uDe hat Cady affair. which was nj seted BY
"snPPeul nuisance, Was brought into existence
' Of se occupied about S ~ two %9aas
y'''eroa, for the reporting and publishing OF the
q 'pe ,nss of the Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21


rUIHE SPRING SESSION CT this Iasuton will begin 10th Of
IL January
Those expecting should be her possbe to
regularly with the elias Our fac for imparng liberal
education ample and charges little than young
subjected sthome Seventyhve dollars will pay
the expenses Tuition Board Fuel and contingent fee for i've
months
For additional information, address
T. 4. WILSY, President
Lrn..rr Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

ASSISTANT DooKSEEPEE-The President OF the Cen
ion has appointed Mr. John G. Moss, OF thi, city,
.,.,,nt Door Keeper tor the Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

TIE Agricultural Products c Ino greater than those OF
any ether State products during the past
ceedei The wheat crop 1850 approaches 50 OOO
600 bushels while the crop yields not less than
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
gROV NDRTH CAROTJNA

RALUeu, Feb 2o-In the Legislature to-day Mr.. Hoks
was elected Afiu,art General
The ai-yalorem bill defeated.
Private bills were acted on and matters hurried up foi
adjournment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

PROCEEDIyGs OF CoycRFSs


WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2O.-SsAats--Mr. Wade enjaayor.
ed TO cal up the bill disseminating the na service in
the seeded States.
The Finance Committee reported back the army bill
with amendments
The Postal bill was taken ND and discussed
Mr. Hemphil endeavored TO get In a substitute look
ing to postal treaty with the Confederate States.
Mr. Mason hoped the Senate would consider the sub.
Jeet well before they declared the Confederate States,
as expressed IN this bill 10 be in State of nsurrecton.
The enforcement OF such declaration had cost Great
Britain seven years Of bloody war When il became
eessary 10 declare sgsnst the Confederate States
let in not be done as addendum to postal billiard
then God defend the right.
The Tariff till was taken I'D and the amendments
agreed to in committee Of the whole read and discussed
seIiItim Most Of the amendments we're agreed and
then the bill passed.
HoHss-The House resumed the consideration of Mr..
StantOns "Fcrce bill"
Mr.. BocOck spoke at length in OPPOSITION to it. lie
sad il not only declaration of war; but invested
the President with dicatoria movers enabling him, in
time of peace TO call the entire force Of the country
If he proTe-, against seeding State He COMMENDED
that il a violation OF the Constitution and the most
eff c'u method Of crushing out every hope of peace
able adjustment Of national difficulties. He alluded 10
the report Of the committee who had investigated the
rumOr OF conspiracy to seize Washington city-ds-
proving the eXiserce of any such conspracyand yet
the Federal forces are const inty accommodating here
Mr.. Va hudigham spoke earnestly in behalf CT peace,
Cancellation ard comprom;sa.
The navy bill WAS taken up, aud the amendment pro-
vding FOR the construction Of seven soOpsofwar read
Mr.. Garrett moved a. provi'o that said lips shall
not be used in the execution of the federal laws TO aid
the land naval forces against State outside OF the
federal jurisdiction. He said this improper time,
when the I easury was bankrupt incur the expense
proposed The intention to them to eoerce Sc
ding States avOwed in the Senate the other day 1t
vas the policy Of Lincoll TO coercve measures
This policy was in effect asseutSd 10 by Mr.. Stanton,
when he said A the seeded States should be able TO main
in their nationality, no one wouli think OF operating
against them II not TO he supposed that the next
admin straon would recognize the right OF secession,
and in this event. then all this business must end in civil
Mr.. Anderson, of KENTUCKY, asked Mr. Garnett if he
IN favor OF the Union.
NJ. Garrett 1el led am for the secession OF Virginia
at the earliest pOssb, nom NJ lAp l'use aud Kisses
Ne Millson responded TO Mr.. Garnet He commended
that the bting Of these vessl' not measure,
but intended fer purposes OF peace.
Toe amendment adopted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere can the Industrious such Immediate
suits for upon these prairie Soils they being composed
ola 'cep rich oAn the fertility of which unsurpassed by
the g,nbe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
FRnN MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY, Feb 2p-Departmen's Of War. Navy
Justice -te Treasury aud Postal sliArs have been or
siuiled. The Cabinet will probably be nominated to
morrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The s,S;e rapidly filing up With population se3O25 persons
having been aided since 1882 making the present population
i,Jis.lsO. a ratio OF lo9 per ceai Ia ten years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

lVULE LOST. During tie dr Wednesday even ng las,
IsE brOk' open stable door, ION Fourth street
Grace and fann and turned two mules OF Oe
Of the mu' bay COLOR light built and yOuag, has not
ned.
suitable will he paid returning the mule to
re, corner Fourteenth aud Cary streets
js2h-tf sELOlS 4 hlLLhs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS.

PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS.
MEADE x BAKER
Offer {, Physicians and Graduates Of Medicine select e
~ sontrt Of tni Reliable Medicine Pharma7et Teal
Pro uc Medical Ssdie Bag Medicine Chests Pocket and Ope
rating Surgical IN nt Dsctng ani Dental cases
Truses Clsve ATPIru sol MS aud every variety Of ia 81
cal Irs,rumertI At manufacture s. prices.
Young Physicians Just commencing the practice Of medicine
arc ayt - "1amne sock and etmate Of ouhs before
elsewhere ee conn est tina; supply
abe AMI properly prepared Helms good hrS
can &c: them 10 philadelphia CT Mex York
aFADE BAKER,
Manufacturing Phsrmaceuis,s,
lS5 Nail sire =, cor above z, 81 lice,
fo11 Rlthmnnd. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
yHE VIRGINIA LIFE IN

THE VIRGINIA LIFE IN
n - SURANCE COMPANY has obtained irom the p-esen,
i-,1rs hts lie Tor be eft - hs vile ctudteu
m rom claims q Ms creditors The benevolent An Of ihh
a-- @, 's SsoS o., iSs .Bo.nds,t must he rsy
. ai on ps-u,, and vh5 As proper retart
M y should lbs -n'y sVs hiuse' Of hen breads thu
r. amend sa Act passed January i,jo "Ab Act TO
Incorporate gnIs LIE Insurance Company, Passri FEB
Fe ea.st Sd BY the General Assembly Virginia, That
m u,y issued ~ the said me Virginia Lie luu
,t "a n any woman whether The 81 c;ed
b. h-efo- her husband or by any other rson shall nue TO
b. AMI separate and hsne aud tst o. her or her bus
=, ~ any nav be expressed ln laid policy, aud
Drills - OF me person ehi NJ the same, or ms eeu
tor it ae, shall. be in force ftou It's pas tea lie
E%BAh HERS PREMIUM BIT
A2 TERs Is conceded 10 be the most q icIors whole
and feclai tonic 10 ne "ord used by almost every lam
f5.n he Of every southern Sanity, cure Cor di
.-asof OIsPr;' Nervous readAeh- a. With pain IN TIE
boEe,s hey eye irast Re r' 70 correct d'' -r-t
-a-y -ov system They oay need trial to ,ye them
rr- over ~ osy5 StsIs ths e te' e'9 b. had Of
-. T,-i,, "a, Sv sTSrF 60 ws.hryt,r Civ 10
Q CANBY GUPIv Co Batiui1rr B. a tAHNEsTOCH& CO,
P1.a-eshil. and Barnes PARK, NewY *
% der. a ei by Addressing BA6ER. Proprietor.
Fa t-it- kiehmond "a.
NEGROES wANTrD.-TaE SUBSCRIBE WISHES
y purghas os hi, his cotton plantation In Ra
p Parh Louisiana All tof from tSeuy 10 hy god negroes,
ps t.yrs such 70 dispose o. win pie ne eaco,
r. ts ai,-ripG., ~, Of Cashier Eank Metropolis
|s,a.ast p CIV un'i la'A March % ,,,s,> es,y,,
% w. fETERsON q O.,
ts rs Main street
SNUFF! SNgrFFi!-Eiae Msscaboy soua. Res Scented,
> fr Rsp Snu IA packages Neio~ scotch Sud In ArSe
Also. The Coarse B-ova Suua. For sale Sy
". PETERSON co,
fs. l35 Main street