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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

new STOCK OF GOODS
And have taken advantage Of the
Low PrieRr,
And bought . 1856
IN LARGE. STOCK ~ -
saF@gs 49, Z a go.
Summer goods, which they propose 10 sci,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
EST
We will now sell the best prints at Ia e,
per yard
DENNIS, at ~! TO Is cts. FER yard.
..d
Brown muslin from 10 to Is els
Bieached muslin from 10 TO IS c.s.
shirting stripe from l2I to Is cts.
Coffee 5 lbs. for Sl.O0.
Brown Sugar 10 Tbs for Sl.on
Crushed loaf'7 lbs for LOO
Tea from 80 cs.i TO S!,2.c
People wishing TO buy
GOOD eoops
AT
nEDpcEp pa1cEs
will find i, to their advantage ID cal, and
exomine our ar
Stock OF Goods,
Before purchasing elsewhere.
On. motta MIL PRDfIr.S
ond "ILNDE ia J."
Give US call a. the
Cheap Cash store in Toledo
one door north IF the foto1 Honse and
re ,eiW satisfy you that rou cnn luy
better goods. at lo,cer prices than any
,chere else in foaca.
We hore also a good supply Of
Boots 4, Shoes. ~ 80
HITS 4. Cps.
.Shnknr bonncts.
Forks 4. Pnirs,
Crodles &. .Scyihes,
Snaths e hoes
Nails. Glass
HARDWARE 4 CkOCKERI.
In short we are nsw ready to supply the
market with such goods and groceries rs are
generally needed by the PEOPLE, At the very
lowest prices at which they can be afforded.
Call on us, and We will convince youo.
the truth Of what We SAY.
Toledo, May Let 1862. Win 2a-ly.
HARRISON & TAYLOR.
4
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New IoHK. .'un,. q

NEW DIRK, june =.
The Richmond DiS,.ntrh, of,he 9th
sta'cs that the rebel loss in the late BAT.
tie was 5000. i,.cnling ) Generals, %
Cponels. 10 M.jors and 81 Captains.
The Dispat,.h complains that the Fed
erals can any time cut on the retreat Of
the Contederates by Selling the Rail.
road ut Petersburg, and intimates tia,
retreat to Iynchbnrg and the mountains
was the only chance left them.
A special to the N. Y. Evening Post
from Washington says that Col. Polk
Of Tenn, declares that the flower 70
Beamcgard's army is AT Richmond.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

80. Those persons, who arc in the
habit Of imbibing something stronger
than cold water, should he satisfied
with good cool glass Of fresh Lager
beer. This they can obtain of Mr..
Anton Rcusch opposite the Union Ho-
tel. lie also keeps on hand and for sale
: supply Of groceries. See his new Adj
.vertiscEent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
sfff 4 tnei NOTICE
State Of Iowa ,f6ii fa
't' IN p a csA SAID ss,e within and for
Tahsa County.
Albert tVittu.n
Alexander Grant

Alexander Grant
To Alexander Grant. Sir: You are here
by notified that there is now on fiis in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
State within and for said County, \ Petition
Of Albert Nittum claiming oisou the'sum Of
One Hundred and fifteen dollarsa and cents
with interest tAeyeon At the rate of ten per
cent per annum FROM tie Esd day Of February
A. D. $50 as money justly due him on pro-
misory note, made, executed and delivered by
you to him, bearing ists March soth 1883.
And that said pctfisn prays Tor kn' attach
ment Against YOUR lands, gocis,' ch6ttels and
effects" Now Mnless' ysu appear and answer
thereto on or before noon Of the second day
of the September term A. b. 1862 Of said Court
(said term to commence on the 10Th day Of
September A. D. 1922 Your defaul. will be
entered and judgement rendered against you
rs prayed for in said petition. 4
GEO. II. STRUBLE,
Daisa May 10, 1862. Pitts Atty.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

All persons rot. having paid their stocA
subscriptions to the Cedar Rapids Y Missouri
River Railroad Co., can Do 50 Il. good trade
il paid Immediately, II not cash VIZ BE- de-
manded md collected Of all deiinqueYts.
Applieai.ana can bc made to W. w. Walker
Gear RAPIDS Z. 4. Graham and Judge
Sernliiya 81 Toledo, u. Ruggles Of lndiaa-
town, or the subscrher at aarshalLtown
i word to the wise is sufficient. s..
G. ii. WOODBURY.. n. I.
aarshau, June lst 1852 .
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:. Either Richmond has been taken
or it has not, and Of the present state Of
affairs at that doomed city, we are
wholly ignorant. But We are not ig-
norant Of the fact that the Frorrie.o:s
of the Cheap Cash store have just re.
ceived anew supply Of Summer.goods,
which they are selling off ut their very
low rates. Call and see there new
goods. "A"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

LANps and L.esrE..
asser'lren.at ~:ies..xs 10
ST. anls,te att ,ox gsD,j
'''neer rfug siere
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
A NEW EDITION.

SoLp EXCLUSIVELY ny oANvAssEKs AND
AGENTS, is now publishing in Nos at % cts.
each. Each No illustrated with Portrait on
Steel. "A.
nsE-Agents wanted TO whom liberal cont
missions viii be given. .ss8A =.
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SuW ErtDX.

VOLS, LIES oNE, Two. AND THREE.
Bound in Goth, at,.sa . eae; Sleeps
fhal morocco OF liailealf antique, 800 each
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

Complete assortment Of
HARDWARE to supply
all the wants Of the citi-
ze IS
OF 7lNl iNl ADJOINING
1855. ! =
Counties.
He has full supp o.
.Shorels. Spo7ss.
Ioes. Nraur, 4
Scvthes. Ilop forks.
lSna'ls, Chains. IT
ire<, az kinds.
Soars. Garden 4.
W. hov rnles,
Luc,'ets .Sirres
l.isu Caas.
pumps, Uoes.
Piles. Chisels.
Bats 4. Hinges,
.>rtetps'of locks,
eretv sise Curry
d. rnri.ty, C0mbs.
Coffee mills. Door Knobs
l1anes, 2 .irge1s,
Bits, Bolts 10Th large
IRON. ossortmen, ~
Nails, &. table cutlery.
Steel Of erery rariety.
In shout Gil that is needed in his line by
the
l.
Far,ncr
: Blacksmith.
CARPENTER.
Cabinet T.
Carriage
maker.
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....A stranger III town the other day
who had just been at Marshall remarked
that there was more business done in
any one Of the stores in this town, in
ono day, than in all the stores Of that
place, and that for business, he would
not think Of exchanging this place for
that. This is the testimony Of tlsia-
tcrested witness.
We have frequently remarked and
still maintain that there will be more
loss through boast and buncumbc,
within the next three years in Marshall
than i would have required to purchase
the entire town one year ago.
-. The other day Memphis surrender
cd 10 Capt. Davis, aud last Tuesday the
village OF Ola, or Columbia, as it is more
.familia,ly called, surrendered to our
Sheriff. He lcveled his batteries at ii
four weeks since, and gave notice tha
unless the terms of capitr alation were
accepted the payment Of some Sis
he should take the town and pass it
over,for thesnpp,rt ofatrde ,,.Gmonman
Failing to comply with hesterms, the
Sheriff true to his worl, passed over to
other hands the entire town, consisting
Of some three or four dwellings and
barns, a School House, Hotel, fine steam
saw mill and forty acres Of land upon
which the town was situated--all for
less than the amount demanded.
Query.--Don't our Sheriff deserve
promotion for his bloo1less victory?
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Documents, Speeches.
Ext Narratives. etc.

CONSISTING or ALL THE
OrrfclAI REpoRr5 Of Battles, Sslrm ishes, Sc
MESSAGES AND pIecL saAvIoNs -
of tie President of the L nited States,
SPECIAL ORDERS &c. &c.
GRAPHIC ACCOUNTS Of The movements of troops
IMPORTANT SPEECHES and Letters from.
leading men North and South
PICTURESQUE MARE ,TlyEs from eve witnessesl
of the GREAT BArrLEs. Secession ordnan-
ces Messages, proc,amations, SC.
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lit is true that cotton goods through
out The country, are little higher, on
account OF the blockade and the wahton
cotton.bnrping spirit Of the rebels, yet
Mr.. Murray, ut the old "Brick" has sue
cccded in.replenishing. his stock with
some, of which he will warrant not a
fibre is singei. They are a new sup
lly just received, and offered at low
rates. Give him cali.
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aAn Copies of the REBELLION KEconU.
in Parts or in volumes, will be sent Ice OF
expense, On receipt OF Efice sent IN. regis|
tered letters, The publisher will. be response
BILE for all Tsnittanees.
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nyr Clubs Wi. be supplied at tie follow
ing rates
FIVE COPIES of each golume in semi-mon'l-
" Nos. or monthly parts, to one address or
separately Sla,oo
Ten CopIFs. @-1,Oo
Remittances must he sentin registered tcf-
tiers. otherwise the Publisher WAL not be
responsible, and in curren' funds.
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531 Broadway New YQrk.
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All Of which he is determined to sell al
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-01

sold in the market 1t fifty cents per acre ;
and an attempt to realize on theiv warrants
would deprcss the soldiers grants to even .
much lower vaIue Spectators would boy
up lands largely under such circumstances,
and would be the chief gamers by these pub
lie benefactions.
The secretary, therefore, recommends that
the voluntsers be paid either in cash or by
government securities. 1t is suggested that
in lieu Of the mineral lands Of California and
New Mexico being free, the government
shall make them source revenue by levy
ing charge for the privilege Of working the
mines. Indian affairs are represented as in
. very unsatisfactory state. With most Of
them intercourse has been suspended by
themselves, but there IS no official intelli
gence of any armed bands having been or
ganized. No department shows more severe
ly the effects of the war on our industries
than the patent Office. Instead of being q
source of revenue, the expenditures of the
department from Nov. ! to Sept. 80, 1851,
exceeded its receipts BY $s2,7s5. This has
necessitated the discharge, of thirty clerks
and the reduction Of the salaries Of those re-
tanned,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-01

"No. ! prefer broche; but can't yuu take
less p
saw twinkle in the merchants ere
which, made me think that be knew she was
only shopping
"Now," said he, ''if you won't uaation +,
Ill let you have il for %" -
Sallie looked surprised; she kssw the ~.
ticle was selling at 80.
"Six dollars; is that your lowest p
"WeIl, to oblige you, I win say a." ssid
the merchant
A pause ensued.
''Thcn you think "a Is the lowest"
"Ahcml Have large lot and want to
dispose of them; I'll say $2,50r'
"Are you sure II is first rate piece Of
goods -
!. "I'll wa,rantit Al silk and ~ool," said the
merchant.
Ny friend vas caught. Turning 10 me
she whispered:
II do wish had brought some money -
and then, addressing the merchant, said, u
viii call again"
never was so glad to get out Of store
before for the clerks had gathered around
US, seeming to understand the joke. But
Sallie went home, got the money, ard insis,
ted upon my returning with her to the store
for the shawl. The merchant said hs was
sorry, very, but the shawl had just been
sold And so was SaIlie, too, I thought
We did not 60 shopping any more that af-
ternoon
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-01

A man in Mariposa got grape stone In
his tooth. 1t trolhled him after somo time,
and he had the tooth pulled. when il was
found that the seed had sprouted. Iii. .
pity that he did not let the vine grow. Il
would undoubtedly have produced tooth
some variety.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-01

voltaire related to Mrs, Sherlock an anco.
dote ofSwift. Lady Gartsret. wife Of the
lord lieutenant, said to Swit, The air Of
Ireland is very excellent and healthy Foe
goodness sake, madam, don't say 20 in Boz.
land; for il you do they win certainly M
it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-01

Coffee made Of sweet pcuton ksAa tahn
'equal to,tho best of lara.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-01

J The Secretary acknowlsdess ais indshEsd. !.
ness V tAsi Geves0sss of the q a6rent chtx
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-01

An Arabian who brought blush to
maiden's cheek by tho earnestness OF his
gaze, said to- her: my looks have planted
roses In your cheeks; Why forbid me to
g,thss thss1f Tho law permits him whs
SONS to reap The harvest"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-01

Estlmated strength OF
the regular army,
including the new
enlist u,ents under
act af Congress of
July -, 1851,
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war, all the rights and powers Of war should
be exercised to bring it to speedy end
Those who make war against the Govern-
ment justly forfeit all rights Of property,
privilege or security, derived from the Con-
stitution and laws, against which they are in
armed rebellion: and as the labor and ser.
vice of their slaves constitute the chief prop
erty ofthe rebels, such property should share
the common fate Of var to which they have
devoted the property Of loyal citizens.
INTERIOR The business in this depart.
mcnt has lost most of its interest in conse-
quence ofthe war the commercial and agri-
cultural interests being materially interrupt
ed. The operations in the land department
have fallen off very much, though something
has been done in that line. During the fif-
teen months, ending Sept. 30, 1861, the de,
partment disposed of 5,2s9,53s acres. OF
this amount over two million acres have
been located with bounty land warrants !;
one and a half million acres sold for cash.
producing $925, 300; and aboui million
granted to Louisiana, Michigan and Minnes-
ota for railroad purposes. The war has thus
reduced the receipts of the Office to point
but little above the expenditures Of the de-
pariment, its net income during the year be.
ing but $aoo. 900. The bounty land war.
rants and scrip issued up to Sept. 80, 1851,
cover an aggregate of 7l,7l7,lTs acres The
report questions the propriety Of issuing
bounty land warrants to the volunteers nov
in the national army, A warrant a5ss leo
acrss 10 each voluntesrl would ahsovbs ovev
100000, 600 scsts Tbs ~atfaiss No nStl
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TO plague them. LuHed away as the Rebel
chiefs have been from their stronghold at
Richmond, by the foriorn hope that they
might, by superior quickness or general
ship, beat our columns in detail, there Is
every reason to believe that the step thus
taken will be fatal. They are far distant
from regular supplies, especially of needed
ammunition they are in region swept
almost clean Of everything that eau sustain
their immense array; and taking time, or
venturing to forage when they should be
fighting, tits hardto imagine more pre-
Carious position than that into which they
have At last precipitated themselves.
Finally, with the Rebel armies brought
together and maintained at such a sacrifice,
aegtroysd, the fierce mutterings that have
long been heard in complaint of the chiefs
of the conspiracy will take shape, in action,
as the deceived and betrayed masses are
made to remember the unpriucipled auth
ors of their misfOrtunes. Only tho pres
ence of imminent danger, only the need of
united endeavor to resist the advance of
those they have been made to consider as
unreleuting foes, has SO FAR kept up the
semblance Of harmony in the disloyal
States; aud embittered by defeat and be-
trayed to ruin they will be ready to turn
upon the authors of these evils and per-
haps save the Government Of the Union the
duty ofinhicling condign punishment If
the perils upon them within the past few
weeks have not served to silence the bitter
complaints heard even in the Rebel Capt.
tai ifsurrounded with their military sup
porteTs the arch-Rebel and the coWardly
Congress have not escaped the fercest at
tacks, what will be the case when they are
left absolutely without support; what 10 70
hinder the trevolatonp-as was said Of
another memorable one-from ''devouriug
its own children 2" n
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NUMBER II.

at the election Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, to be recovered as 10 other cases
Of forfeiture provided for in the general
provisions Of this act.
Sec. llS. And be It further enacted, ,
That the sum of sixty Thousand dollars, APP
Ipropriated to complete the capital In New
.dexieO, by the second section Of an act Of
Congress approved June twenty Eve, .eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-tWo, and the sum
OF Fifty Thousand dollars, appropriated for
military roads 10 New Mexico, by act Of
Congress approved March two, eighteen
hundred and sixty.one, be and the same
are hereby credited 70 the Territory of New
Mexico in payment of the direct annual tax
OF sixty-two thousand six hundred aud
forty-eight dollars levied upon said Terri-
ritory under the eighth section Of an act
of Congress approved Aug- five, eighteen
hundred and sixty-one, 10 be taken up on
as the same may fall due 70 the United
States from said Territory.
Sec. 1l9. Aud be It further enacted,
That so much Of an act entitled can act to
provide increased revenue from imports, to
other purposes" approved August 9th,
eighteen hundred and sixty one, as impO-
seS direct tax OF twenty millions Of doll
lars on the United States, shall be held to
authorize the levy and collection Of one
tax to that amount and no other tax shall
be levied under and by virtue thereof until
the frst Of April, eighteen hundred aud
sixty-fVe, when the same shall be in full
force aud effect.
Approved, July J, 1862. 1 5
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APPROPRIATION.

Sec. lI5. And be it further enacted,
That the pay of the assessors, assistant as
SCISSORS, collectors, and deputy collectors,
shall be paid out Of the accruing internal
duties or taxes before the same ispaid into
the treasury, according to such regulations
as the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
under the direction OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury, shall preseribei and for the Pur-
pose ofpaying the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue and clerks, procuring dies, stamps,
adhesive stamps, paper, printing forms aud
regulations, advertising, and other expen-
ses of carrying this act into effect, the sum
of Eve hundred thousand dollars be and
hereby is appropriated, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary.
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ALLoWANoE AZ DRAWaAcK.

Sec. ll6. And be it further enacted,
That from aud after the date on which this
set takes effect there shall be an allow
ance or drawback on all articles on which
any internal duty or tax shall have been
paid, except raw or manufactured cot
ton, equal to any amount to the duty or
tax paid thereon, and no more, when ex-
ported, the evidence that any such duty or
tax has been paid TO be furnished to the
satisfaction Of the Commissioner Of Inter-
nal Revenue by such person or persons RS
shall claim the allowance or drawback,
aud the amount 20 be aseertained under
such regulations as shall, from time to time,
be prescribed by the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, under the direction Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, and the
same shall be paid by the warrant Of the
Secretary of the Treasury on the Treasurer
of the Unitei States, out Of any money aris-
ing from internal duties not otherwise ap-
prOpriAted: Provided, That no allowance
or drawback shall be made or had for aay
amount claimed or due less than twenty
dollars, any thing in this act 70 the eOa-
trary Notwithstanding: And provided fur
ther, That any certificate Of drawback for
goods exported, issued in parsuauee Of the
provisions OF this act, may, under such reg
ulatioas as may Be prescribed BY the Sec
fetAry OF me LEe41uINf % EsSeiNe4 y Lue
collector OF his deputy in payment Of dn-
ties under this act. And the Secretary Of
the Treasury may make such regulations
with regard 70 the form Of said certificates,
and the issGiag Thereof, IS il hisjudgment
may be necessary And provided further,
That in computing the allowance or draw
back upon articles manufactured exclusive
" Of cotton Whea exported, there shall De
allowed IN additIon % the three Per eel-
tan duty which shaiI have been p1id on
such arsieles, . drawback Of Eve mills per
pound upon such articles IN all eases where
tno duty imposed By this act uPoa t1s cot
tn used IN the uAnusleturs thereof has
bssa previously paid tie anount Of said
aIloWanes 70 be aseertAinsd In such man
nsr a. may Be prescribed By the COuuis-
Eiouer Of internal RsTenue, under the diree
tion q tie Secretary Of ths frsasaEy.
Sec. III. And b it further enact
Cd, That II any person o. peTs0as
shall han1ulGltiy claim OF sex % obtain
an allOEAnee OF drAEbaek % EoOds,
wares, or uerehAadiss, On which no inter-
nal duty shall have beoa paid or shail
frandnlsnfly claim any greater allowance
0r drEWbaek than the d1ty sAetaally paid
as Aforesaid, such psFsOa OF persons shsll
fotfait tFipIa the amount WTonEfully or
fFaudnlsufly claimed or sought % Be Oh
tainsd, oEths slm % fhE0!huadEsd dolllFIl
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OFFICIAL.
LAVss o. THE UNIFED sTAFEs.

LAWS OF THE UNIrED STATES,
Passed az tks Sseap3 SsssiOn Of GGs T1irfy-
~ SEaaik Co45rsss,
b aii7IrunIIczzO- sT-OOS0uDrp.l
LE0AcIS ASD DISzRIBUTTVE SHARES OF
m.5 RERsossALiPEoFERIT. -sss saeG,
Sec. III And be It further enacted,
That any person or persons having IN
charge or trust, - administrators. exc
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JOHN a. sPINNMG,
HAPPINESS OR IIIsERYl
THAT Is THR QUESTION.

-TIIR Prs--i-,us offhs sPAEIsIASoAnTNHTC
W0NDERs, AIAIOrH, ali lIEDIcIEEa klss
- bsssat e slE.rizE hzGallfyi F1uR = ikIlr
auIe ilElreeti1e al llfalelIlg L1cflTlI - ~
- - Z 4l-ll..l ---.ll-.s Ns-l11l 14ellllTs
1alE 81 rpllre1Il1l. E0ll = E.gE1T - Nl1ll 49,
- H. Grla1 soeill ETill. alf th1o Nallf-s uk1.A
raa1lE l1lG1lll a1ll1l- . =
IglUaEea e EhFIilcgT a11 ElElllil LlI. -
flriGlhls Lsrflflg kaT1 boel H. -1s - elilllIi-
e1i1g G11 uNilS tho1H1a8 @ IN - $500
SncEEEAEN RaEllEE cEUEEF . A1E1lHx EEo
hE11zuE, 50 HEaais-g. NsE Flaz -- JsllslTt
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Saddles. Harness, Trunks "a

WHOLESALE RETAIL. 5si (
7 r. SHEPPARD No.131 Main Street, corner
81 Union, will continue to keep on hand AlAr
Complete assortment OF all Artiolesn his line consist
ne of Ladies, and Gentlemens Saddles, Fine Coarse
HarnesS Trunks, YAees, Carpet Bags, ,Satehols' 'Ool
would respectfully call attention to my stock and
tfuEt bVEtrfct attention aud promptness, to merit
continuanee of the public patronage
mar iaInner. = = - J. B. SHEPPARD.
sepao '5s Isl, Main Street
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N9-YeArly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding to ths space occupied and the changes
made
All nRdvertisements frUm trauzent persons OF rang
erB, to be PAID for IN ddranee.
business Cards not exceeding dYe lines $1opery year,
OF 50 for x months, but for shorter period nothing
viii be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising iB limited to
the AdVertisers' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauction ses and real eState Sont by them muSI
be paid for at the usual rates. 516T
E5-AdVertisements not accompanied with writteI
directions VIII be inserted until forbid and charged
Notices sor Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Notieesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nouIll-'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
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