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JOB PRINTING.

Having just received a large assortment of Print
ing Materials, comprising some Ne,e and Elegant
Styles of Type, MACHINERY, &c. we are now
enabled to execute all kinds of Job Printing At
GREATLT REDUCED RATES, and in as
neat style as any Printing establishment in the
State
ss- Printing in Bronzes and Fancy Colors neatly
executed.
Legal Blanks, Bilheadz, Circulars, Ball Tickets.
Cards, Labels. Drafts, Show Cards, Programmes.
Posters. Business and Visiting Cards &c, in style
not 10 be surpassed.
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LEGAL.
Justices Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN THE JUSTICES
- Court, Hamilton Township, in and for the
County of Butte.
The People of the State of California, send greet
ing to John d. Chester.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me
at my office in the Township of Hamilton. in the
county of Butte, on Friday, the 18th day OF August
A. d. 1862, at y NJ. to answer unto the complaint
Of P W. Rein, who sues you and one John Laniz
Individually and as partners under the name and
firm of 'Lants & Chester" lately doing business as
partners in this township, to recover of y0u the
sum OF one hundred dollars and interest at the rate
of two per cent. per month from the 2Sth day Of
October \. D. lS6l alleged to be due on proms-
sorry note drawn by said firm of "Lants & Chester,
in favor Of James s. Crane, bearing the aforesaid
date, and by said Crane assigned to plaintif when
judgment Will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, if you
fail to appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county,
greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this l4th day of May, 4.
D. 1862. JOHN BEALL,
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
true copy,
CYRUS B. WHITE, Constable.
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$500 lbs Blue Yitrol,
5000 lbs Sal EPSON,
5000 lbs Alum,
1000 lbs Sulphur,
500 lbs Tapioca,
1900 los Super Carb Soda,
100 lbs Alex Senna.
500 lbs Sulphate Potash
$50 lbs Carb Amonia.
10 kegs Pearl Barley,
3 kgs Jamaica Ginger
1900 lbs Grim Tartar pure
900 lbs FlaXseed,
500 lbs Flaxseed ground
200 lbs Balsam Copaiba
lis lbs Gum Camphor,
81 lbs Gum Asatetida
100 lbs Gum Scammony
IGamboge, Mastic, Myrrh,
Tragaconth and Guaiac,
Chloride Lime,
Sugar Lead,
ISeidlitz Powders, etc.
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FOR SALE.

4 TWELVE STAMP QUARTZ MILL. WITH
"A twenty five horse power Engine, and tubular
boiler Of thirty horse power capaci-y-all in good
order.
Also-two Steam Engines Of fourteen and eight
horse power
Also-~everal Arastras, Hosting Gear. &c.
Apply to JOHN LYTLE.
or c. F. LOTT, Oroyille.
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Caution !!

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WARNS ALL PER
Il sons from crediting Hesther E. Mendes on nv
account, as l will not be responsible for the same :
said Hesther E. Mendels is Jewess and has been
representing herself as my wife without any title to
the same JAMES A. TRAINOR.
Cherokee Flat. Butte Co. April 2sth 1852.
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Probate Notice.

& IL persons having claims against the es-ate
- OF denry Heidrick, deed. late Of Butte Co.
Oai,, WI present them properly avouched to the
undersigned. in Oroville within ten months f-orn
tins date, OF they VIII be forever barred.
l. VAN ORDEN.
IN, Pub Admir-.
OIoFllle, r co. SIN, 1867. fSv4
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To ascertain whether a woman is good tenn
pered or not, take muddy dog into her parlor
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IT is peculiarly the duty of the white race
to be cleanly-because they show dirt so easily.
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OrOville Gas Light Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Stock.
~ holders Of said Company that meeting OF
said Company viii be held on the 18th day Of June
next at the Office Of the Company. for the purpose
OF eleeting three Trustees for the ensuing year.
By order OF the Trustees.
CHAS. F. LOTT, Seo'y
OHice-Brd Street.
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Notice.

KNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF sTOCKHOL-
4 ders Of the Feather River and Onhir Water
Co. for the election Of five Trustees for the ensuing
year will be held at the Office of the company near
Oroville, on MONDAY. the 5th dav of Nav: Iseq
at o'clock 2. VI.
LkNIS CUNNINGHAM,
"PA'' President.
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HALF our dangers are unsuspected- We
are troubled and cast down with imaginary
ones.
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Phelan's New Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street opposite the Metropolitan The
atre, one OF the above mentioned Billiard Tables
and cordially invites the patrons OF the Noble
Game to call and examine it. The Great Master
Mons. Berger, speaks OF the Tables in the highest
terms OF commendaton. To private families these
Tables commend themselves, especially on account
of their convenient size and an article Of furni
ture for private dwelling there is nothing more
desirable: in short no household or mansion with
any pretensons TO being well regulated should be
without one. Gentlemen about to build residences
should by all means make provision for a BILLIARD
ROOM, where their family can enjoy the noble
graceful, and health giving game of Billiards.
NJ. f. HUGHES,
Billiard Table Manufacturer.
And Agent for Phelan's Patent Combination
Cushions, etc, etc.
:, ~ Exhibition and Saesroom, No. 720 and 722
Montgomery street.
~ Manutactnry, Market street, opposite Orphan
Asylum San Francisco. jy20-3m2plm
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Surgical Instruments !!

~ NA4 @4SNN1 Lilo u
SILK STOCKINGS AND TRUSSES,
AmFutatinC Instruments.
Post Mortem Instruments
Trepanning Instruments.
Obsterical Instruments
Dls>ectinC instruments.
CuppinC Instruments
Eye Instruments
Pocket Instruments
Speculuns. Stethoscopes.
Tonsll Instruments Breast Pipes
BouEieS and CatheterS PolvpuS Forcens.
SyrngeS. Patent BlaStic ProbanCS
Abdominal supporters. silk Stockings
SQSpensory Ba1dages, SILK Knee Caps.
Phelps TrdSses, silk Aukets
Chases TrusSes. French Trusses
Halls Tr1sSeS Infants Trusse<
Marsh Radical Cure Truss Shoulder Braces etc.
NaTSh's Improved Truss
We are receiving the above Goods by steamer
direct from Eastern Manufacturers. and offer them
for sale at the lowest prices.
r. III. MCDONALD & CO..
Importing Wholesale Druggists.
jars SACRAMENTO.
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THADDEus STEvENs.-In late speech Of
Mr.. Stevens, Congressman from Pennsylvania,
and Republican, he said:
i believe We have the power, under the
Constitution, and according to its express pro-
visions, to DECLARE A DICTATOR, without con-
fining the choice to any officer of the Govern
ment"
Again, be says:
The Constitution itself grants to the Pres
ident and Congress a supplemental power,
which it was impossible to define, because it
must go on increasing and varying, according
to the increasing and varying necessities of
the nation. "
This is the freedom that is to follow the
success of the Republican party.
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In. 7. GRAVES
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF
teenth Judic al District Of the State of Caliior
MA. in and for the county Of Butte.
]. N. Elark \ Rrn u Z, : I-r.la
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-07
Yours Respectfully,
For the Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph

| r
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct. 18th, '62.
Dear Tslegraph:-In our last lette,
from this city we gave your readers &
/ few extracts from the old records O.
by gone days" which have been col.
lected and reprinted for the rising gen
erations. The "cage, stocks and pill.
lory" passed away with the iron rule OF
England, bul the Fort" with many
Improvements, is still at the mouth OF
the river, bearing the name of Fort
Constitution, and noted in these days
as the prison where Northern doctor
was confined forty days, for swearing to
haul down our old flag of stars and
stripes, in nei ighboring town Sew
eral OF the houses of former century
are still standing, sacred to the memory
OF the great and good. Portsmouth
has an excellent harbor, which Is never
frozen in the coolest weather. Some of
our largest war rvessels have foated here,
and several are now being built at the
Navy Yard.
The Colorado's topmasts are be-
ing set up, and as soon as her machinery
is replaced, and in working order, she
will be ready for sea. The Ossipee
splendid crafts rugged, and her ma
chinery is nearly ready to be tested. af-
ter which she will be fit for her sphere
of action. The Sacramento, another
model vessel, is fast approaching com
pletion and will probably be equi p ed
for sea service IN two months The
Sassacus (screw propeller) is nearly
erected, and in course of week will he
ready for plating. Agamenticus, which
is to be iron plated, is being built on
the railway, and is progressing favora-
bly,. She will he queer looking craft
when finished, with her rail but twenty
inches above water, when in fighting
trim. t..=-
There are about fifteen hundred men
on the Yard at the present
time.
We have had two or three very warm
days, for this season Of the year, in this
part Of the country. 1t is usually fol-
lowed by cold weather, and, If the sky
is clear, we have fine display of the
Northern Lights, which, to US, seems
ike the face Of an old friend We used
20 watch them for hours, and, to our
fancy, they seemed the "way
If light" to the angels home. But we
hall make our letter too long, so we
lose, with kind wishes for aU
Yours, K.
BRooKLlNE, Mass.
Oct. I'D, 1867.
Dear Tzegraph:-We left New Hamp
hire yesterday morning; arrived at
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Communicated.
For the Pomer ~ Weekly Telegraph.
n d >rr W. .

PIT. PLEASANT, Va, Oct. 80, 81.
Editor 7slegroph:-Our usually quiet
town has, Of late, been the scene of some
exciting events, of which the military
movements, such as the arrival and de-
parture of troops, form but part.
On last Thursday morning. the 23d,
the citizens were shocked to hear that
j ohm Hall had shot Lewis WetzeI, kill
Ing him almost instantly This report
was, at first, not believed by many, as
both Hall and Wetzel were highly re
spectacle citizens, and strong Uniorrtfen.
1t was not long, however, until all
were forced to believe it, as Mr.. Hall
surrendered himself to the civil author.
tiles Immediately after committing the
act
The excitement now became intense.
and some Of Mr.. ,Wetzels friends, who
had let their feelings, for the deceased,
overcome their better judgment went so
A"A DC W ehi Cdieu ulOD INV COl. brown
hearing this, and fearing that there
might be an attempt to AXE the prisoner
from the hands Of the law, for the pur-
pose of inaicting punishment by their
own hands, Immediately instructed the
men under his command to hold them
selves in readiness to resist all such at
tempts, as they were fighting to sustai..
the laws, and must do it, under any cir
cumstances.
The excitement cooled down toward
evening, at which time Mr.. Hall was
tried before Squire Davis, under the
charge Of the murder of Lewis Wetzel.
After hearing of the case he was COM
mitted to Jail to await further trial.
The particulars of the case, as near as
l could geS them from the testimony i
given, was as follows:
On the morning of the 23d, Mr.. Hall
came into the store room, owned by the
irm of Beale, Setzser g. Co., and ad-
'anced toward Mr.. Wetzel, who was sit
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.
S'dt. 9f OHIO, E1ecutiee Dlparanent,

~,
Co UMBus Dci. rs, l6Gl..
Tho time honored custom adopted b,
'l'" Fathers of our State. of setting apar
ade day in each year for Praise, Thinks
giving and Prayer to Almighty God, fol
eit's ee"daessi iand mercy to us as a. peo-
Ple,- should be preserved. Especially
a' time ike the present, should all
r""dsttlaees unite in laying aside the
ordinary business Of life. at least for a
d,y.-aui ,levote, themselves to tho teach :
sinSs Of their Maker. w.. -,~t..,.t.
Fie effort made hy the legally con-
s,ituted authorities of the land, to put
idewn the wicked rebellion against the
sfF Federal Government, the best ever en-
sjoyed by any people, in which effort the
gallant sons Of Ohio have borne so con.
.spicnous and proud part, has filed ev-
cry ,neighborhood with mourning. Our
Flrave soldiers are yet exposed to the
.tl,ngors of the field of battle, aud to the
yhardshipsa and sickness of mp life; and,
oar system of government, in form after
:God . own laws, and so gentle that its
oreins were scarcely felt by the governed,
II yet in peril. y-r... ,o.. ~. .,...
- Our Heavenly Father can CO onsole the
asjstrsssed, and heal the sorrows of the
mothers and widows hear. He can
protect from danger, our patriotic sol
dFers now in the field; He can pa-alyze
the arm Of the enemy of our good Gov
eminent: s.,i ~ a,a- .,.s as.a.~r
Now, therefere. in obedience to the
request of the General Assembly of the
'State of Ohio, aud to the end that sim
ulaneousy petition to lin may ascend
t9}H eayen iromlall parts of:oHr State, l |
do hereby fix uroni and set apart. -, !
THURSDAY, THE 27THg DAY OF
a. .esastSlgi NOVEMBER, latr i
A. p daysof Praise Thanksgiving and
Prayer to Almighty God. And J. do
reoomlnendl that, abstaining from all /
business pursuits, the. good and pure
minded people of our State, meet to-
gether atftheir usual places of Worship,
andswith one voice, humbly ask the God
ordinations TO smile upon the distressed
ofiour land; that He fgivs wisdom and
purity to those in authority; that He
prostrate the enemies of our Govern
msnt, and that, in all things, He give
such wisdom to all the people of the
earth. as will enable them to conform to
His laws to the end that peace and good
prevail throughout the world.
- Iu witness whereof, hereunto set my
tf ~ /, hand, and afHx. the, Great
L. s. Seal of the State of Ohio, the
t~-' day and year above written.
~ %" DAVID TOD, Governor.
'aB. F. HOFFMAN, Private Secretary. !,
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gave up us revolver and told him that
he would abide by the civil law.
The eause of this distressing affair
seems to have been the publication of
some five or six articles in the PIT. Pleas
ant Register, of which Mr.. Wetzel was
editor, which referred to Mr. Halls char
acter in such manner that it caused
him to become much excited, and under
the impulse of the moment, do as he did.
Fer some time past Mr.. Hall has been
sfilicted with Ii cancer in his eye, aud
being very old man, it has went very
hand. with him. For three nights be-
fore he did the deed he had slept n one
of any notice, SO great was the pain that
he suffered from his eye.
l have no doubt, had Mr.. Hall been
in good health, the sad affair would not
have happened, as he was always known
to be aw-abiding man. In fact, there
is not another man in Western Va. that
has done more toward sustaining our
- ~ .
laws and Government
The late Major Hall, of the 4th Va,
who fell with his face to the foe, fight
ing manfulfy, was his youngest son, and
his elder, and&now only son, is Lieut.
Col. of the 18th Va,
Mr.. Wetzel was also Union zrnan,
and one that stood high in the estina-
tion of his friends He was a member
of the. Legislature, where he distin-
guisbed himself to the satisfaction of
those who had placed him in that re-
sponsibIe position.
Col. Brown aud Lieut. Snowden were
arrested, under the charge of aiding
and assisting in the murder of Wetzel
Nothing has been proven against them,
as yet
- It is needless for me to say to their
friends tina; they are innocent of the
charge, as they are known too we'll in
your midst, for it to be doubted Both,
as officers, would be laying themselves
liable to Court Martial, by interfering
with any quarrel. .....
Yours Respectfully, NJ.
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Administrators Sale OF Real Estate.

pursuance of an order granted by the
Il Probate Court of Meigs County, Ohio, we
Will offer for sale at public sauction, November
29'h, 1852, at eleven clock, forenoon, at the
door Of the Courtl1ouse, in l'o,neroy, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in said
county and State, to-wit: The east half of
sonE east quarter of sec. No. 26, town No. =.
and range No. IL, OF the Ohio Companys Pur-
chase, containing 80 acres, except 3D acres
heretofore sold off said tract hy Dav d Nj.
Thomas to William NJ Thoiuas and conveyed
deed dated Sept. 2lst 1858, and recorded in
Vol. No. Il, page l64 OF the records OF Deeds
o! SAID county. Appraised at S1.15u.O0. Also
one Undivided hal! of all the coal and Miner
ais underlying the above mentioned thirty
acres, sold TOW liam N. Tlolnas. Appraised
at S225.oO,
Terms OF sale; one-third in hand, ons-tAird
IN one year, and ole-third in two years from
the day of sale, with interest. The deferred
payments TO be secured by mortgage upon the
premises SOLD. j. L. WILLIAMS, Il
d. EDWARDS,
Executors of d. NJ Thomas, dec d.
Oct. Both, lS62.-43-4t
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NEW ITEMS

ist?.s SDasid Davis. Of Illinois, has
been appointed, ~ tie President, an
associate Jtstige Of the Supreme Court
ofthesUuited States. lie is assigned
in tile new iallu.ment of circuits, by the
President To the 9Th Circuit, Swayne' to
tothe 7'h, and Miller to the 9th 70
"A dispatch from Lovettsvi!le
states that the rebels occupy Suicker'
Zap, in force; Gen Pleasantou, WITH his
cavalry, occupies Purcellville; and Stone
man, with his cavalry, Lecsburg. In
Pleasanton 5 skirmish at Snicker's Gap
recently, he lost one Killed and two
wounded of the 9Th New York and ten
captured prisoners, including a Lieuten-
ant Of the rebel signal corps
General Ashboth has received
lrivate letters from Paris. .eonfirmatory
I" + the reports that Napoleon means to
send n,i,lt troops enough to Mexico, to bring
the whole number up to one hundred
thousand, and then make that country
base Of operations against the United
States, if peace be not made with the
rebels.
--.- A dispatch from s,Washine eton
says Secretary Chase told number of
gentlemen, who called upon him the other
morning, that his only apprehensions
touching the finances were born of his
fears that the war might not be prose.
euted with vigor, ard that on this point
he had much more hope of late. .,... T..
-TaJ. "a Mrs. Turner and Miss Bnck.
ner, OF. the First Families of VIRGINIA y.
With Buck Baily, spy, were arrested,
lew days ago on their way toward
':secessia, with,two wagon loads OF sup
plies dor the rebels. The young lady
had six hundred aud fifty dollars worth
efquinlne in her bustles They were
Proflded Hith certificates. .ofloyalty from
ahleaiisouree. and protection passes from
a Major-Gcneral of the Union Army
They were sent prisoners to the old
capitol, at Washington. -s..
1.-THE Governor of Ohio has re-.
esived from the Secretary Of War, an orr
der to the effect that the drafted men
Nho have not volunteered for the three |
years service will be assigned to the old
regiments, instead of being indepep-
IDENTIFY organized. .-ar
An old man named Taferty, sew
enty-one years of age, prisoner in
Camp Chase, was offered his liberty up
on lfaking the oath, which he refused,
az he believed in a Northern and
Southern Confederacy. He was taken
back to Camp Chase. where he has al
ready been for six months
.--- 1t is stated on the authority of
Union man, who has escaped from Rich
,nond, that the rebel iron clad 'Merri.
mac No. g. is about ready for active
service. She is represented to be most
formidable craft, and the rebels are CON
fident she will play havoc with our s
navy. Her guns are partly mounted.
md she will be in complete trim in a t
week or two. N-"5.'i1 {
They have been having consid- !
erable of u haJeas corpus case in Boston e
ately. A certain w. Fl. Winder, has t
,een confined in Fort Warren some time
y the authority Of the Secretary Of t
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HOME TESTIMONY.

.-'.. GALLIPoLIs, o.. May 25. 1860.
DR.. w. RoBAcH- Dear Sir; Sonnet me last falt
was attacked with the fux and tried all medi.,pes
and attended by several eminent phv sicians bnt
received no benefit; Passing rye quantities of blood
and becoming alarmed about my cuse,I concluded
t" try what virtue there might be in your celebrated
scandinavian K. mcdies. After commencing their
u.s., saw decided Improvement. and continued,
them. have now ed four bottles of your Blood
Purifier and two boxes Of your Pills; and am now
able to attend to my usual employ yment. Feeling
thankful for what your medicines have done for me-
il with pleasure that give ,ou this testimonial of
their good effects upon me, Unsolicited upon your
part. am YOURS in gr titu.e
THOMAS ARLINGTON, JR
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Bsg~To FEAcHERs.-Ihe Board of School Elk
amlners for .leigs County will meet Oh.
the first Saturday of each month, in Pomeroy.
for the examination of Teachers.
Examination to confidence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and continue till a. p NJ.
gssyNo Teacher need apply at such exami--
nation who has certificate valid for tbre,.
months from the date of said application. iss
BY order of the Board
Jan. 1861. H. C. WATERMAN Cierk
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G0O.0Cj MALE 1FrL Gr FEMALE AGENTS TO
oHFb IVY nAp St oTFT Els P\TE 11IFr G"UTlX COLI
CANAniS, MD NEW BtNN> WICK
From recent suryats, rnmpt.tri Aug 10. 1870;
cnSt FSo.''" :" ei'&E~va 1t and "n1 years time.
nsI n"IIir ,a 40 .mE s.;, si m" M frsr mad by Cotton
$1,000 names are. engraved this map.
II IS nc c"GNTT Gun "@I,S 1xH aRo, @,f Ra il r,9s
OF the CEid states Hn'i Can.iS combined IN cs,
giving EVE RT RAILROAD STATION
ah'i distances between
Guaranfe" any woman nr rt,n AZ 10 =, d,,
ana WI take back ALI maps t. cannot be sold and
prstt1 s-'rnet:,f'fs how to- CANVASS we'll, fur
cry tate Caii"r'ia Canada. England. France and
Cuba. fo:tIiie may be made With a few n,Iadr.i
dollars chPitai. No COMPETITION
J. T. LLOYD, No. lii Broadway. NV York
,, .he war Department Uses our Map of Virginia,
Mar! laHd' and Penn-. isana, cost sIU0 .uro on
MarHland Hishts william.port Ferry Rhoresvfile,,
n n".rhu rord, nhi a: others on the P"tomac aud
every olher place i'll Maryiahd, yir,iniu, and Penn-
s!l'ahii' or money refunded.
1orOG - FHlt a NJ P OF KENTUCKY
CHiO INDIANA, and LIMOS
Is the only authority for G-n. Buell. and the War
Money refunded to any ON, 6rdin,.
an error in it. Price 80 cents. 'S
tFrom the Tribune. Aug 81
NJ NLLoYD,. 1ry MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND,
cost is but y cents, and BEST WHICH CAN mr.
PuRc As.D." ~
hLoYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI
n, ~ VhR-Fr"m Actual surveys by Capts. Burt and
w w III. Bowen. Mississippi River Pilots. of st. Louis,
Mo-, shows every mans plantation tnd owners
n, nne from st. Lou,s to :hs Gulf of Mexeo-:,s $50
M Mmies-evsr! sand bar, island, town. landing, anu
MI places - miles back from the rIser-coored in
90. hties and States Pric o in sheet. 81. pocket
l"r"i- ami s2oo on linen, with rollers. Ready sep
len0tr 30
Navy DEpARTMENT. WAsHlNGroS. Sept. Il, 1862
:. i. LLOYD-Sia: Send yocr Map of tho
NJ ssissippl River, with price per hundred copies
Rear Admiral Charles Fl. DAVIS, commanding the
Hssissipp squa dron, is author iaed purchase as
'-"' do a'' feq,iiId for of that sauadrou
GIDEON v K LIES, Ss,r ret.ry of the N.xv
October "a, lS62.-42-3t