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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-10-31

BEAD Wh0t the eminent Glass Manufacturer JOHN
M. WHITALL, says of tie BALSAAIC
TORDT4L
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FROM YHE WEST

FoRT KEARxEY, March Ist-The West
ern stage, with the {. S. mail, IinckIey's
express, and eight passengers, passed at
3 p. NJ.
DENVER, Feb. 25th-Weather very fine.
There is a great deal of building going on
in this city-more than at any one time
before. The Platte Canon mines, % miles
southwest of here, are making considera-
bic stir. Many miners are leaving for the
Blue, Arkansas and Platte mines.
The Pony Express, with San Francisco
dates to February eth, passed this morn
ing, several hours ahead OF time
Several companies are endeavoring to get
bills through the Legislature authorizing
street railroads in San Francisco.
The Lady Franklin sailed on the 18th for
Columbia.
The Pony Express with Atlantic dates
to February ID, had arrived, bringing the
news of the passage of the Pacific Railroad
bill by the Senate which was joyfully re-
ceived.
The Overland Nail stage arrived at Los
Angeles on the 18th, having left the mail
bags at Tucson, on account Of Indian trou-
bIes. The next stage was expected to bring
them in.
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MIssOURI CONVENTION.

ST LOUIS, Feb. 28.-Dispatches to the Dem
ocrat say the State Convention met at Jeffer-
son at IL o'clock this morning. Judge
Orr called the convention to order.
Judge Hamilton a. Gamble of st. Louis
was elected temporary chairman, and J. L.
Miner Of Cole, temporary secretary.
The committee on credentials and perma-
nent organization were appointed. When,
it being found that only 70 members were
present, the convention adjourned till 10
o'clock tomorrow.
After a permanent organization the con-
vention will probably adjourn to St. Louis.
The Mercantile Hall has been rendered for
that purpose The news of the adjourn
ment Of the Peace Conference and the pas
sage of Corwins's proposition produced a
pleasant effect upon members.
Ex-Gov. Sterling Price will probably be
permanent President.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Pep. M-Flour-
Dull and prices declining. Small sales Su-
pl-fine at So %.
Provisions-Mes Pork is in fair demand,
and the market steady at $I8. Lard re-
mains dull at IO4@1Ic for brl and key
Bacon in good demand, and prices of Sides
higher, closing at Il and IO3c for Should
ers and Sides. Bulk Pork in fair demand,
and the market steady at 81 and SIC for
Shoulders and Sides.
Whi5ky-Dull and prices lower, closing
heavy at 223c for Rectifed.
Coffee-In fair demand, and the market
steady at 134c for prime
Sugar-In but moderate demand, and
prices rather easier; fully fair to choice ST
@64c.
Molasses- Steady at 26c
Corn-DuIl, and prices declining $4,000
bags sold at 53c for mixed.
Sight Exchange-On New York dis
cOUnt
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New ! DIRK, March 1st.-FlOur iii favor
of buyers with only very moderate demand;
business doing for export and home con-
sumption sales 5000 bbls at 5 tO@5 Is
for super western 25@5 40 for extra
western 1905 so for shipping brands
extra r. II. o. 6 00(G7 90 for trade brands;
closing dull and declining Rye flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn meal dull. Whisky
steady and in fair demand sales GOO bbls
at Is. Wheat is without important change
and the demand continues limited and ship
pers generally holding off for a material
concession; sales of red western at l 80
ahoat ; prime and choice white western at
l 5OMI So. Rye frmer at 67@70. Bar
lev steady. Corn-new is easier, while old
is without important change sales 80, 900
bush at 6G0GG2 for old mixed western in
store and 60 delivered go for new south
ern yellow. Oats dull and declined limit
ed sales reported Of 1904. Pork steady
and in moderate demand sales 1000 bbls at
II % for mess II 62@l7 IS for unin-
spected u so for prime; total stock of
old and new 400 bbls same date last
month 1915; same date last year "a, 5l3.-
Beef dull and unchanged; total stock on
hand old aud new 58,OI9 same date last
month 81, ia same date last year 65, 075.
Prime mess beef dull and nominal; beef
hams firm. Cut meats steady and in fair de-
mand sales 325 packages at 63@63 for
shoulders; 84@9 for hams. Hogs dull at
63@74 for corn fed dressed 6 for live.
Bacon dull. Lard firm and in fair demand
at 93@I04. Cof'ee-little more doing, but
prices without important change. Sugar
steady. MOlasses unchanged stock of su-
gars 189, 295 hhds. Stocks decidedly lower
and dull, there having been a strong dis
position to sell.
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EXON WASHINGTuN.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 28.-Gov. Hicks Of
Maryland, is making an earnest effort for a
cabinet appointment for Henry Winter
Davis
John Bell denies the report that he had
been offered seat in the cabinet or desired
one.
The appointment of Senator Chase to the
Treasury department was settled last night.
Cameron was offered the war depart
ment. Neither have yet accepted.
Capt. Pope, one of Lincoln's travelling
suite, is to be court martialed for speaking
disrespectfully of Mr.. Buchanan, in the lee
ture on forti6cations, delivered recently a.
Cincinnati.
The correspondence on the flies of the
War Department, shows conclusively that
Gov. Houston was greatly instrumental in
inducing Twiggs to surrender the Govern
meut property in Texas.
The Court Martial of Capt Pope is to
convene at Newport, Kentucky. Maj. Lee
is to be Judge advocate and Capt. Hazard,
also one of Lincoln 5 travelling suite, mem
Der.
Much Indignation is expressed here in
the Government proceedings in this affair.
It is rumored that Secretary Holt is not
responsible for them.
The War Department yesterday received
dispatches from Major Anderson. He had
not been sick. He says the work continues
at Cummings Point, but he could, with the
guns of Fort Sumter, sweep the whole
away in a few moments.
United States stocks advanced a per
cent. here yesterday
Ex-senator SlidelI telegraphs to his
family to remain here. 1t is supposed he
is on his way hither to make arrangements
to go to Paris as the minister of the South
ern confederacy,
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Cincinnati Market

CINCINEATI March Flour dull aud
lower; sales 900 bbls superfse at 4 so. No
change in grain. Whisky steady, with
sales of 1900 bbls at l5I Provisions firm ;
prices Of pork aud bacon are tending up
ward sales 1000 bbls mess pork at $l7, IN
cIuding 1000 bbls delivered at Evansville,
Indiana; city brands are held higher aud
no good country brands are to be had at
this rate at the close. Good demand for
bulk pork with sales 100000 lbs at 6 l > for
shoulders at Ripley, Ohio; 1900 deliv-
cred two weeks hence, and 81 for sides on
the spot. Lard dull 700 kegs sold at 10.
Groceries firm at full prices sales 200 hhds
sugar at 5(07I; 600 bags coffee at l3MI4.
Molasses quiet; sales unimportant.
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amendment adopted and bill tngross

II / Amendment adopted, and bill -engross
ed to provide for the revenue for 1861
ala 1861, by a tax of 15cents on the s10O
valuation, and poll tax of 30 cents, for
each of those years bill passed to a second
reading; bill eugrossed to amend sections
8, 4, 8, and II of the law licensing the sale
of intoxicating liquors /; Senate bill to
amend section of acts relative to the cleo
ton of Reporter of the Supreme Court;
reported back and engrossed bill engross-
ed relative to the re-valuation and sale OF
mortgaged school lands; bill to amend
section | of an act relative to the alien
alton of real estate by negroes and per-
sons of mixed blood, reported back and pass
ed. Ayes eighty-four, nays two; bin
laid on the table regulating the practice
in circuit and common pleas courts on APP
peals from justices amendment to a bill
reported allowing salaries to district attor-
MES of $500 and certain docket fees
amendment concurred in bill engrossed 10
provide for the detection and arrest Of fell
ons Joint Resolution to amend art. of
the Constitution, to guard against fraudu-
lent voting, reported back and passed-ayes
SO; nays 2; against the renewal of the Nc
Cormick patent for reaping and moving
machines, joint resolution on this subject
adopted to amend sect. i of the act rela-
tive to holding courts of common pleas
against admitting Epileptic patients in the
Insane Hospital, for want of room. y
The School Bill was considered and the
school tax fixed at 10 cents on the 500
valuation and so cents poll tax. The House
spent most of the day in considering this
bill in Committee of the whole, during
which a large number of amendments were
offered, but few adopted. The committee
we're discharged, and the bill re-committed
to the committee on Education.-Iad, Jour.
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..-.-The River was on the decline
throughout the day yesterday Our dis
patches show the stage at points above
CINCINNATI, March 1.-The River has
risen three inches in the last "a hours
Now 244 feet in the channel. Weather
mild and clear.
EsPTTTsBURG, March ], M.-River feet by
pier mark and falling slowly. Weather
clear and warm.
1.-The weather yesterday was disagree
ably warm. This had a bad tendency. The
buds are putting forth vigorously, and if a
change does not occur in the weather the
fruit trees will soon be ia full bloom. This
is not desirable, rs we have every reason to
look out for a cold spell in March.
-..-. Business on the levee yesterday was
unusually brisk. The Wabash packets
Greeuville and Samuel Orr-brought full
loads, a good portion of which was trans
ferred to the huge leviathau, Maria Dem
ming, which lay AZ the landing during the
day, and will probably complete her load
here.
1.-The Lue EayeS is the regular Green
River boat to-day. Capt. Mcdonald viii
attend to all freight placed in his charge
with fidelity and dispatch
THE Eugene is the mail boat for
Louisville this evening at the usual hour.
Capt Ballard is ia command and viii Du-
val ia the office.
-....-The Dunbar left at her usual hour
with fair trip. Both the Dunbar and
Bowen appear 50 be doing a good business.
.---.- Don forget chat the Union leaves
to-day for the raging Wabash and have the
freight on hand so she may not he detained.
Capt. RothrOck commands and All Ed
wards is the clerk.
1.-The Charley Bowen met with a seri-
Gus accident on her way up, bursting out
both of the heads of one of her cylinders
She succeeded however, in making this port
in good time with one engine Repairs
will be made in time for her to leave to-
day.
We find the following in cur Louis
vile exchanges of Tuesday;
The River was falling slowly yesterday,
with eight feet eight inches water in the
canal by the mark at dark. On the fails
there were six feet eight inches in the pass,
and FIVE feet eight inches steamboat water.
During the previous twenty-f9ur hours, the
river has receded four inches at the head of
the falls and about one foot at Portland
The weather was moderate and cloudy in
the morning but clear 10 the evening. The
wharf was well lined with boats and busi-
ness quite brisk for awhile, but in the even
ing at dusk there were but few left.
I'VE learn that the Planet, from New
Orleans, on her way to Saint Louis, was
caught in the severe storm of Sunday last,
which ragged with extreme violence in the
vicinity of Helena. That is a long sweep
of the river, aud the Planet was caught in
it, losing her cnimneys, her big bell, part
of nP- Texas and A norton of the hurri-
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 28---The Court Of
Inquiry has ordered a Court Martial in
the case of Capt. Armstrong for surren-
dering tne Pensacola Navy Yard.
Yesterday Mr.. Lincoln dined with Mr..
Spaulding, member from the Buffalo dis
trict, in company with Gen. Scott, Gov.
Chase, Gov. Seward, Bates of Mo, and 20
other notables.
Advices from Charleston state that the
floating battery was launched on Monday,
and the Dahlgreen guns were hourly ex~
pected.
All the troops on furlough are ordered to
return by Wednesday.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

WAhIH IsI, INbI.
50 Ibis four,J. H OgIesby; 20 bales hay, 20
bush corn, Branfs5 * Crawford 81 SKIS potatoes. 30
SKIS corn meal IS SKIS bran, - bbs tIolr, Vicie ~
Bros; go bush wheat, Iglehart Bros bags tim
othy seed, II 5. Ruston Co.; I bX eggs. " IL.
French TO SKIS flour, " 4. Catett; l. DO E. II.
Meier l. do. II. Geung; l. do, q. V. Gretb .
do, ? Bali; i do, 4. Alarm 80 bls -four, [.
4 D. Holman, 2i9 bush ear corn, 1857 bush sheIcd
corn, Crane Brown 80 bales furs, VIM HubbelI
kegs butter, z. Hornbrnok bdl9 rags, Keen &
Preston % bales hay, 2@7 bush corn, W. n. Aik-
man & Co; 80 bush corn, Geo. Foster & Co; I h>
cheese, Preston Bros.
A. T. SIIRADER, Agent.
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WASHINGTON, March l.-Lieuts. Hays and
Holmes have resigned from the Marine
Corps, and are going South. Lieuts. Bailey
and Montgomery Of the artillery have re-
signed and are going South.
The Republican members of the Ohio
Senate unanimously recommend ColfaX for
Post Master General.
The steamer Pawnee arrived to-day. The
marine corps paid a farewell visit to Buch
anan to-day.
The formation Of Lincoln's Cabinet is not
settled except by rumors, which are con
Aieting.
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LOUISVILLE, March 1.-Mr. Stevenson,
President of the Southern Pacific Road
has written to all the directors of the road to
meet him at Louisville March I4th, or in
New Orleans on the 18th, on business of i'm
pOrtanCe.
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PRovIpENcB, March 1.-The House refus-
ed by tie vote to instruct the Senators
and request the Representatives to vote for
the proposition of the Peace Congress.
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Reading matter on every page
BUSINESS LOCALS.

G. C. C.-CARY's COUGH CURE.-See adj
vertisement Of this famous article on the
second page.
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THE ELECTION IN NORTH CARO-
I'm

WmMINGToN, y. c., Feb. 28.-Three pre-
cincts in New Hanover, give SCI majority
for convention. Other precincts will in
crease the majority. Secession candidates
are elected by 1000 majority.
Brunswick has gone for secession.
Three precincts in Duplin give All ma
ierity for convention.
Wayne gives 1000 majority for seces-
sion.
Wake county, including Raleigh, gives
LOCO majority for the Union. The ma
iority against convention is very large.
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RALEIGH, Feb. 28.-Union ticket 7I2 ;
secession, 81 for convention, go against,
$40. Partial returns from other precincts
show similar result.
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RICHMOND, Feb 28-Tyler and Seldom
were serenaded tonight. Both spoke
Tyler denounced the result of the confer
ence as a worthless affair, and said the South
had nothing to hope for from the Republic
cans.
Seldom said it was a delusion, a sham,
an insult and an offense 10 the South.
Lieut.. Montague made secession speech.
The secession feeling is increasing.
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Rock ISLAND, March lst. The dry goods
establishment Of Nelson, Hinch & Co. was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss $4,000.
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gE@For one week longer, Lyons will
sell goods at thirty-fve per cent less than
the regular prices.
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Trenton, n. J., March Weston, the
pedestrian, arrived to-day, and left at 10
o'clock.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE T. q W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-SENATE.-Mr.
King presented the petition of the German
Republican Club of Syracuse for the Union
and against compromise; also number q
other petitions of the same character
Messrs. Ten Eyck and Trumbull present
ed petitions for the Union and the Constitu-
ton as it is and enforcement of the laws.
Mr. Bigler presented large number of
petitions in favor of the Crittenden resolu-
tons
Mr.. Wilkinson presented a large number
of petitions for the Union and against com
promise with rebellious states or any extern
sion of slavery also a petition for the re-
lief of Kansas.
Mr. Crittenden presented petitions from
citizens of several states asking for meas
ures of peace and preservation of the Union.
Several private bills were passed.
A resolution allowing Commodore Pauld-
ing to receive a grant of land and sword
from Nicaragua was taken up. The grant
of land was stricken out, then the bill pass
ed
A bill for re-imlursing Com. PauIding
his expenses in defending suit for one Of
Walkers men was passed.
The report of the select committee on
the Peace Conference and the Crittenden
proposition was taken up.
Mr.. Douglas asked that the resolutions
from the House be also taken up ; agreed
to.
Mr.. Mason said they ought 10 be sent to
theHcommittee to be made Ineligible. OBJ
jections were made to taking up the resolu-
tons.
Mr.. Seward offered his joint resolution as
a Substitute.
ticle of the Peace proposition and insert the
first Crittenden resolution.
Clingman raised point of order against
any amendments.
Seward claimed the amendment if Hun
ter would change the character of the prop
ostion, which would not be a recommenda-
ton of Peace Conference but of Congress.
Considerable debate followed.
Clark suggested to Hunter to offer Crit
tenden's resolutions as whole and not as a
series.
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PROVERBS FOR THE PEorLE-W Whose
quotes the precepts of wise men and layeth
them up in his heart, sheweth a good spir-
it but whosoeger buyest coats from Caleb
Davidsons on First street doeth commend
able thing The breaches of good morals
which a man commits, bring him sorrow; but
CaIeb's breeches (of Cashmere, SCI make
a glad heart. A prudent man VIII cut his
coat according to his cloth Caleb does
this for those who have never learned the
art Men moving by the natural mode of
locomotion, are always on foot, hut Caleb
bestirreth himself and is always on hand,
at the place to get your money back, on Isl
street mar. 2.
n@- H. Nelson would say to the ladies
that he will continue the auction sale at
Jas. Oakley & Sons again this afternoon at
? o'clock There is plenty Of desirable
goods to sell, add viii be sold, fetch whar
they will Come up this forenoon and ge
the goods that you have bid off
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New YORK, March l-Stocks less active
and lower. Money and exchange nothing
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ace 81 .9RREE:sE!-sO.gP.

zapE sr-.9RREE:5E!-S
e. Proctor Il CANDLES best soap, Proctor 4
Candles nj. German soap, Proctor Gamble Is
German Soap, just received az
JAS. EEskINE 4 cos Family Grocery
f-L25 No A. Main street
x .1RED oELs-I BRL PROCTSks =
H Candles extra No. Lard Oil (winter strain
ed, to he had at
feb25 JAS. ERSKINE s CO.
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RIVER ITEMS
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ARRIVED
Dunbar Paducsh: GreenviIle, b Green
Moses Mcclellan, Mem; Kenton. Pittsburg
Charley Bowen, Cairo; Emma, Memphis
Union, Wabash river; Peytona. Louisvi lie
I.ue Eaves, Green river.
DEPARTED.
Dunbar, Paducah; GreenviIIe. Wabash river
Moses Mcclellan, Lou; Kenton, Memphis;
Emma, Pittshurg; PeytOua, New Orleans;
Samuel Orr, Wabash river.
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0id ~. sc0f!'s .Hasfe Eye s"fOe.--
Cures weak ana hfaned eyes; il good for chap
pei hauds. and The best lip saIve in the world. -
Fur sale by \. 5. THOMPSON, druggist, corner
Main and Second streets. Price o cents IL bo
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PITTSRHRG COAL

PITTSBURG COAL.
HHsG H.E NO W" OyV H.aJV-D Il L-ER q r.
Il stock of Pittsburg Coal, which offer to the
public at IA cents per bushel, delivered Orders
left at Orr, Dalzell & Co.'s store, or at his lumber
Office on Water street, near Lamasc@ wharf, will
be promptly attended to. JAS. SWANSON.
noEzo
AVOFFER!-5O B.gGS PER STE.R.M-
doca1 go GEO FOSTER co.
KROG PRQDUCTS.-Ws IRE PRE-
III pared to furnish Mess Pork, Keg and Barrel
Lard, and Bulk Pork, in quantities to suit. Also
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Spare Ribs, Heads, Feet,
dec5f ~ GEO. FOSTER & co.
DOT.GTOES.-2OO RUSH PRIME
n White Neshannocks, just received and for
sale by ;jan25) CHAs. McJoHNSTON.
GXER R.GESE.N-S.-5O H1. BOXES
~ 70 for sale very cheap BY y,,o ,osut,n oo
kR BBLSBxTR-T R.9.RTL YsRLOUR
febiS soRENsoN co.
"a yrs WITS 10 HUSH NICK
~w DRY Nuts, % bush Malnqts just received at
dec5 ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
R[RR.N- r PRE6TOsNT WHOLE
Ia SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, First street, EY-
ansville, Ind Merchants will always find full
stock of Dry Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats and Gaps at
his House. which wili be sold on fair terms. lSep2l
"ROUyN"D SPKCE.--.A FRESH a r.
w rival of E. r. Durkee & Co.'s select spices
We warrant them to be pure. For sale at
JANIS ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
APPLBs .RJN-D CIDER, .gJV-D CK-
81 der aud Apples 10 bbls very choice green
Apples, bbls Ballous Backed Apple Cider (sweet
and nice havored) }, just received and for sale by
dec3l CHAS. McJ0HESTOH, Posey block.
A9E W" R.RESK.NrS!-L.R E%ER n N. R.
90 Whole, half and quarter boxes, just received
nd for sale by CHAS. McJOHhSTON.
G TEcRET POTATORS.
so Rush. No. l Sweet Potatoes for sale by
decl7. I COOK & LANGLEY.
HPPLRS.-2O BBZS PRIME EFT
OIL ing and Cooking Apples, the best in the city.
for sale at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
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Scoff's EsfH glOOrnl and 2eEEsr SafEe
is a safe and certain cure for letter and Rngworm.
Price 90 cents u box. For sale by N. 8 Thompson,
druggist, corner Main and Second streets.
n.Nl6 anl
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~ Il II Il II q u DXgN'.AR y EsNeDUGEs-
IL ments will be offered' at Bittro1f Bros. to
those wishing to purchase any kind of Jewelry,
Watches Clocks, Silverware, &C., during the
Holidays. They have a large stock on hand and
are anxious to sell, and all those looking for
Christmas Gifts, hardly fail being suited at this
establishment. The public respectfully invited
to call and examine, at the old stand, No. 48
M ain street, between First and Second. dec22-tf
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D UCK WHIT FEOUR.

25 Sacks Pennsylvania, and 80 Sacks Hoosiel
Buckwheat Flour, just received and for sale by
CHAS McJOH NgTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

NIiLL sTON I'VE have for sale, pair French Burr
M hIsions fss and pair E,Opa. Nm stone, 20 incnss
CLARKB0N on,
,t6 10, log Main stfest.