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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-29
SHERIFF's SALES.

10y virtue of sundry writs of Tead1tlo"t
EyEzpoRas, 10 directed, issued ont oftle Court H
Common Pleas Of Columbia county, will be eXposru To
public sale ,
Monday, The First dag Of Decembr, ls02
o'clock, p of said day the Court House "
bloomsbury, the following Real Estate 10 Wit
All that certain tract or piece OF land
situate in Madison township, Columbia county Ir"u
sylvania bounded as follows TO Ton the norm w
land of John Runyan, on th4 west by lnnd Of Ca,'
Funston's Heirs, on the south by land of William WV
tersteen, and on the east by land of George Evrs cur
tanning sGvcnty-siN acres more or less, whor'"u 'I
erected large two story frame dwelling house. I'l-
frame barn, wagon house, spring house and other GU"
buildings with the appurtenanCes.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the prop
ery of Jacob s. Boone,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-29

DG5~The country was forced into a war
by party determined to have it, and de.
termined to build for itself permanent
supremacy by its means. To this end, it
begun by refusing to submit to any politi
cal arrangement by which the war could be
arrested Gin. Eng.
That's so. And that party is the Rep.
ublican party. 1t must be destroyed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-29

sse-Richard Brewer, Esq has been ap-
pointed Post Master of Orangeville, this
county, in place Of Wm. Fritz, removed
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-29

IeEPRopHECY OF ZEN. ,JAcKsoN.-
Said the old hero to fliend at the Her
mitage, short time before his death
"Tho Abolition party is disloyal or
ganization. Its pretended love for free
dom means nothing more or less than civil
war and dissolution of the Union. Hon
est mcn of all parties should unite to ex.
pose their intentions and arrest their pro,
gress.'
Time has proven that the old veteran
knew pretty nearly what he was talking
about.
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NOTICE +!
TO TuEPATRoNS OF TIE
SY'AHs OF Il KAE NORTH.

III Office is hereby given, that the SUBJ
= scriptinn and advertising accounts due the Pub.
fisher of the STAR THE Mourn. are placed i'll tie
hands of r. H. Little Esq, of Bloomsbury, for immed-
ate coeci III. The Editor of said paper having been
drafted and obliged to go TO it is necessary that
prompt payments be made in order that ms anily may
have means Of support Your early attention to this
matter may save and prove advantageous TO his
family. WIN. H. JaCOBf,
PUb. Star gt tic NORTH.
CAMP SIMMONS,
Harrisburg Oct. %, 1862
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-29
The late Elections and the Pres
ldenCy.

The States in which elections have re.
Gently taken place would, had there been
a President to choose, have elected Dem.
ocrat The vote would have been:
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
POOR YOUNG MANA gentle man having been cn,
of the results of carly error ana disease, ill., r
motiv Of bonevolencc, send to those who requps,
copy oi tre n apdv9 i,,, h ~ nVe published BY
caution to young men aud those who suffer from Nu u
yous Debility, Loss of Memory Preme ure Decay ~
&C. supplying at the time he means of sci cns
single copies will be sent under seal in Hpnin en- vi
cpe,-wthout chargc,-to any who request it, by nd
dressing the author ~
Grccnpoint, Long Island, New YORK
Nnv on. IaG2.--3m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-29

Thus, without the border States, we
should have had Democratic ma jority of
fity.two electoral votes. Every one of
thCs, on hund Q and twenty eectora vot IS
Abraham Lincoln received in 1860. A
very great revolution of sentiment in two
years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-29
Official Votes.

OHIO.
Democratic 1S4 $40
Abolition l7S 74l
Democratic Majority 5,79l
NEW YORK.
Gov. Seymour received 307, ,OG3
Gen. Wadsworth " 296, ,49l
Democratic Majority 10,572
PENNSYLVANIA.
Isaac Slenker received 2I8, 8,9Sl
Thos. e. Cochran received 2l5, ,26G
Democratic Majority 3,7l5
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-29
Nem S0uerils
NOT ICE.

NOTICE.
A II persons knowing til nmsplves indebted to the sub
"A scribcr on Note, Book Account. or otherwise nrp
hereby notifad to call aud settle the between this
and the first of January, s63 II attended to by
that time, such accounts AMI Rotcs will be left EsQ
Dhamberlin's for collection.
+. MENDENuhLL.
Blo0nsburg, Nov. 81, 1862.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

HHO[GE BEADING MATTER.
WEST Il JOHNSTON,
IA main gt Richmond,
OUR Honeymoon, aud othar Comicait;es, from
"Ponch." iliu5tg ated.
G.RARD'S Adventures among liens. E2.
TuRKEy--f2st aud Present. SIC.
ELLIS'S Three Visits TO Madagascar.
INQUIRE Within or, 1900 Facts for the Peopis.
TIE Battle.Fields of the Revolution By yhomas
S Rboads 81.
Tgf: Battle Rolls An Encyo.op osdia, containing
descriptions CT the most fsmous land Lsttics
aad sieges In all ages. Illustrated 81.
THE Life ard Adventures of Kit Carson. Illus
trs,ei 81 50
DICTIONARY o. Poetieai Quotations BY Mira.
Sarah J Hale s.
MEN and Women of The Eighteenth Century. BY
Arsene Houssayc. evols $3.50.
PHILOSOPHERS ard Actresses. by A. Hons.
sage evols O. so.
TIKI Public and Privats History OF Louis Napo.
leon BY Saul Il. Euncker.
KNIGHTS Half Hours with the Best Authcrs. 4
vois 81 so
ROYLE'S Games 81.
MISS LESLlE's New Cookery Book. coz pages
THE Reason Why. A book Of condslsed know.
ledge for the million.
CHAMBzRSS Papers fer the People q vols
THk American Miller and kiliwrights' Assistant.
By W. q. Hughes e.
The above, with may other rare and excellent
Books just opened by
WEST e. JOHNSTON,
TO ls-lt la5 Main st., RichInoad.
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nIsSOL UTI 0 N.--Ths co-partnsrshp oil
BROWN & MsCLELLAND was dissolved
on the Sis. Of August, 1862 by the death OF J. u
MeClel!and. The business Of the concern viii b.
settled by tho undersigned, who rsqus Sta all soss
indebted TO make speedy paymspt
ALEX. BROWN
Surviving partner Of Brown 4 McCielland.
40 l1-iNA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

kJo-TaE - Former pEpils Of The Eouthssn IL.
IN nats Jnsttu:s viii confer Gpsat iavor upon
6m, ~ bgipgznS 70 him such copies a epssguss
Nssural PhfHophy, Lorls Andsn Eneope, and
Asssse Hssial PAdioeoYhy, - thsy may hAys. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

"ARDWAEE.-y ia rseslpt Of an assort-
Ill nsnt Of HARDWARE, eonRtstlng IN pars Of
ShoYe's aud Z ones, fsndsrs, Blower Esan&
Brass Stais Rods, eicloth, Walters;
Hand ans Tae Bells, Kim Lcake,
Cupboard or Wardrobe Locks;
Brass and Iron BASss
ssgsws, from 70 lpeh;
Curtaan Bands and P1ns Blind Cord;
Yatsot Isor Axlss, Rubs. and Spokss. ald Rims
Hair, Carriage Bands;
CasperterS foo.x, surh a. Bs0eh aad Moulding
Pauss Impiemsnts, sssh q Hoes, RSkss. Ma
sufe Forks Sand md Wheat Selves, 0syths
Crsdlss, ~, 10,
loo poends Soh Solder,
tons Fire Doss or AnAI,oaa
Yer sac BY Jso. u. vAk.LBW
NJ lS-stw 10 u Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

HORAND, ~, ROK AALk
Mo. HA1u16o HORSE AHD DoUDh1 SIT
~ ILE0AHT AAEuD00. POI 0ALA-I Aave
fSf nals 10 harness HOHoA Of Ans ~ anl -.
ton, { ysars old. Also. . double ~ a elegant
HARNt1s, new. The ownAR having NO use fsg
eithsr, bargain may 10 had Apply 70 ne, -
HRS stable, 10th, bstWsen Nam end OeFy -
no l4-9te = HOWDu.
EO1 8AL1-A IN blooded HARR sovm yoo1
old Inquire q JoaHs0RS kGinla oishls
until 1tiday aext, N0v. ~. - l9-9S
IN 6ALA-A nS1I1ms110a 1o1a 8A10 =
H esatls md 1EstHate n1l1g AaUuA ADply q
No 1e-9r P0uDxDx0nJ olahaet 03y =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

THI E.sdiss GunbosI Association of Alta
asaGd saknovladse tie reosip: CT the following
sOctgibntions:
Ladies Of James City caunty, ssni by j, & Pig
gs.i, e24e
Lads - iE.ilAa.ss-g, iss, ~ II Q ~. ('o.s~
mar s Ca 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

NEw COEoBRN.-The undersigned, having
IN formed co-partEsrship for that purpose.
the hcuse lately occupied by Brown 4 McClel-
land, On this Basin bank, next door to Messra.
Dean, Hobson 4 James They solicit consign-
msnts OF Tobacco Whest Flour, and Country
attention ALIx RRoWN
no ll-l4ts A. n TIyRNkR
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vs. TIE FOLLOW TNG PERSONS are x.,
D~% pointed 30 eoIsSt funds TO buy shoes for OR
soldiers, Il Jefferson Ward, and ere authorized to
sol}eet Of any paEson living In tie Ward, OF any
whore else and pay tie amount 10 LCTEB8 iIE.
III, Treasurer fox Je fsGton " ard:
SsltSsssrs 5stHsss Nasa stysa aaS tie EtSs-.
Stokes, A Malert,
L Libby, Charles johnson,
Rish'd o Has, ns, 3 Fl Smith,
J Christian, z A Smith.
6stless0rS 6eassssn eras< ead Aatn strt.ss
PB Price, JH PleasentH,
Hector psvis, WI Yarbrough,
NMLee, CIV Aiisn.
Alfred King,
Geiisssers Sstscsaa Ersa4 agd 0raee stytsts
Vim G;esnor. WI YaIbroush,
W TUrpin, d Smith,
Charles Talbot G % HAYWOOD
John Page,
CsllssfoYs Eeris 81 Broad S,sas.
y Won GroLing, John Wilson,
Sk Price Cornelius Crew,
VIA Cuilingworth Hiram Oliver.
r O Burns
n. Is Ell IL,
70 lS-lt Chairman Jefferson Ward
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f.. LAVG MONTiCELLO HALL
Lessees aud Managers -.----.C BLlIk . &C
Stage Manager -Mr Il hVHsAhD'
WEDNESDAY EvENIyG. Nov Is, 1862,
VII, De presented he beautiful five act fsy, ell
titled
TIE FIFE,
I TAILS OF haATVA.
Julian 81. Pierre -----.-...:' Dalton
kAr;a1aa. Mis- Ella Wren
Genie Song. --Dha h0sss1
To eoncluia with the
DaAD sEoy.
Hector Tilnid Pan i.a-ssH
Louisa Loveaick ----.---.l' 's' [eiiais to'Ssi
AD&Is8Ion- El;ty eonss Reserved arr Or
chs3tEa sests 10 cents. 10 SIS
iCEet9sE' s4AlETiss-
81 q sy.,7 .;,s sseaar,ss ;lote'.
A.te. siAnas~r oRssz oansc.
s.ass Gan4a ,r.-..,-----.,.->-..J. ". GHossS
wEDNasb ~ EVENING, kos. Ia. 1882.
E'i.st light Of ths Nautical n.~irs eeIia3
TIE RED EorE5;
OR, TIE
AEGTIHG Or 1 A9 BOLFklA.
Red Re~ss M Naua-s i.
Hectic. .Er. AaTtcs,
Fla, "a E.iler,)- ------.--..- isoTEe
Gsrtr,ia Mis- sis!lie i'astinatoa.
S4,zs Mary Fartinste-
20 sc-clrGs with the
MAID WITH 1H2 15IIBIEG PAIL.
Aiiy.---.- ----.-Liiss Sai!s Fartnston.
EAdassicn- 80 and IS osnta. ne1a-i.
T,ROVTINGl TROTpIGGlI TsoTrIGG
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DIED.
Ubttuariea

In Nanptoa Oh The Ia tostsss, a. an ADVANCED
aye. Mrs. aARiA SEkffkx, wtdo" u inc Asss
Daniel Nheffay.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nROAD STREET THEATRE,
E. LATE MONTICELLO HALL
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Yx2 MOTTO E.--Tts Ladies' composing he
~ Eosrd Of Directors of the I.saies' Gunbo2t
Association of Richmond, srs requested 70 meet
rHCnspAY, 18th inst, st 4 o clock r. Il at the
residence Of L. II. ksury, on Clay, between llth
and 18th Sta A full and prompt attendance Ii re-
specially solicited, by
NO i2-sts Ms MARIA CLoPrOg, Prsst, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

TTIR0INIA FILE NANUrACTORY.
" GxOR0H GEksDORF,
successor 10 Ian 6human,
Having purchased the above factory, most 70.
specially solicit further patronage OF this sstah.
Bshnsnk g. GHRsDORF
9Th, above Main street
Notwithstanding ssrefnily done no l9-iws
E>0R kEMT-Ths large WAREHOUSE oppc-
V slte the Columbian totel Gary stSest, at pre-
esnt oesupisd BY aims 4 Bro. Possession given
January ], lisa SAN. w. HARDWOOD.
10 i9-ots Psst-o6ss Dsx 3b3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

w. HOAY SAVINGS EAEK--A called meet.
- ing q ths S.oekhal Of this institution
VIII b bald this (WEG1 LSDAY) evening, at
eciosk, at my ONCE The ?nbas1 all earnestly
requested TO attend at tia. cur business Of In.
rortsucs will be laid before them for their coa,te.
Istiou tno 0-ltl THO& J. BAGBY, See'y
w. MOTTO E-TAe congregation of Chr.s.
~ Church arc requested TO meet at the dwell.
iug-bouse Of Jas. Sintop, Esq. corner Of franklin
end 18th sts.. ut O'Clock y. n On FRIDAY, RIO.
venbet u. A snii attendance Is requested, ~ bus
ysss Of Importance will BE- submitted for their cou
ssGarsttou 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

- SPECIAL HOTICs.-The Committee Uol
SN~F Madison sfsidl -or soliciting funds 10 pas
luAse Shoes Blankets, and ove-coats Ger oar sol
5.srs will meet THIS Wednesday, HoRElsu, st
II O'clock, p. the Office Of u L W Dbl AIS. opposits
.1s American Hotsl. The following gentleman
constitute Sue Committee: II. s O. Baskerville,
Chairman, } James Buryass. Robt. Il. William,
James fed Jones. WE. q Paine, WIN. Gray. Johu
Gask,9 Robt r. Gaufy, 2obt Richardson, VIM. =.
isuiier, Vim. Ira emitb. VIM. X. Watts, John ?
,selisrd. Z. ". Fly. John D. Harvey, Alfred Moses
w aoenuiger, r. Il. lsst. 4 X. Parker, A. L.
Slot. D. r. Williams, Vim. F. Gray, j b. Grant,
John Dooley, John Purcell, J p. Taylor, ]. e. Wa.
k,Gs, u. H. Gill, R. II. Dsbrsil, A. A. Korson.
Be- order Of
Il T. g. BAsKERVILLE. Chmn.
J. r. BERREss sec'y no l2-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

W. TBs STOCKHOLDERS IN THE FA RH-
a'1 WILLIE HOTEL COMPANY are Request ed
TO meet ct ths Town Hal. on "WEDNESDAY. 25th
Eveg,bsr, 1869, a. ii O'clock 4. 4 +, 10 determine
u regard 10 the proprsety of selling the Hotel
property. II WARREN.
J. w DUEkIN0T0N,
J. r. GRAY, Stock 'Sera
J. A. DALEY,
r. B. RICE,
Farmyiile, Va, New 20, 's6l no i3-1t*
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Lessees and Managers. " BLAIR 9 &c
St.r. Manager sH EUgsARD
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E'TEGHOfirA& EAEnI
THIS HOUSE IS COMFORTABLY VkfNED
BUG KEYS
SOUTH ERIN
MIG /. T;NGAf. Z &

FINE music,
FIVE DANCING, aaa
FINE SINGING,
arc Il I /. z,
DIGU LIZ,
MIG FL II LY.
III See small bills no io-z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

4 OsT-On Saturday, the eth insi ant, some where
! 4 in the city, my FRBE PAPIRS. They wers
in . small tin box will give q lii szA reward for
them II left at the Dispatch Office.
LUCY TONGA,
no Pits A free woman OF color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

Vxy person having q manufac-
a liberal Arrangement with the advertiser, who has
"A chop ana some capital. Address, with full par
ticulars, e MCKNIGHT" Richmond
no l2-3tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

re- WANTBD-EMPTY BOrTLR6-Pickle
and Preserve BOTTLES and JARS wanted, for
which the highest price will DO paid
WOOD FOR SALH.-a00 cords Oak end Pine
Wood. about three miles from the city, for SALE
@. 4. BROKEN,
noIl-3s~ No 1 Exchange Block, Pearl st.
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TXTANTED-A SITUATION In SONS meroan
w tils business by young man who 10 too
young for CONSUMPTION. All needful recommends
lions will be given. Address u. W." at this
Office Immediately. no l3-3tA
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20 S;.scluds with the
MAID WITH IL. 65IiBIEG PAIL.
Hiss Sal!ls rarinstoT
Lord phliander Harrison
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VEyANTED-B BOARD in plain, quiet family,
wv by middlsaged gentleman Location
within moderate distance OF the Departmental -
Address AT Z, c. at this Office, stating terms. &c
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WEDNESDAY EVENIEG. Nov. Is, 1862,
" i, De presented The beautiful five act iisy, Ell
titled
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iSss, wss passsa, nd The surpaus, e ~. 4eioe
.Iucs The passAss Of that sot, o. piase1 In
new ossanisatiops 10 b omssfsl BY the state
having such residue. according 70 the laws tnsfe'
o. or disposed Of - now provided ~ iew: ~
the execution Of this cot, o. the 90 70 wheh thia
d IN amendment, In any locality where he nsy
and Il impeastisabls 10 execute the ssne aa1 tnat
ia such locality. and during said eupe0aon, re
Confederate service, under any Of ths eess passed
bv the Confedssats Congress prior 70 the passage
q The oct - provide further for shs pabls dsfsnos
approved 10th April. loe3.
Approved So ptcmber n. 10o2
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ton may at sny time be cancelled. II fraud OF ME
take be discovered
= Paragraph III, General Order No. -, current
SERIES is hereby revoked. No person unasf w
teen wears of age or not domiciled In the Conisae
rate states or not Of good moral character ot veg
In liable under the existing order 10 enrolment
conscript, shall be received - substitute
And in all Oases in whieh substitute oesoG~
subject TO military service, the exemption ~
principal by reason OF the substitution snAli "
"a ...,.. I.
Any person subject to ecrollment VINO desu" ~
furn,sh a substitute may, at any time oeiUs ".
enrolment, or before he y assigned TO eompae
and sent from the camp Of instruction; pis !.
substitute at such camp. And II the saosa'a 80
capable Of bearing arms, and be Of 5000 ~ !.
Character and not within the prohibited elAssa =
shall DO received. and the principal snsi DC 'A
AU0 military eEvies.
XII YeSsssssrtxS.
Ali perso0s ha0le 70 eonDeripuen may 49, =.
rollment volunteer In companies IN service ~
lSsA Of April 1852 But after earoumen. ..Iss.
cannot volunteer, nor can they o. ny s ss.ss -
tsse In companies received into sssv'o' INV
XIII Alscsl1ssssSs. ., -.
!. All imprssmsnts Of men BY rs9tmso os- ~
tnliou Or company oOmman0efs unoes
tsnee whsssvsf, ars prohibited, Il being ne
Il ne Depaxsmsat 70 sQpply The esry s.'
shso.sS e $780,: sssofsss ~ . sO V =
s.rSE shap b epSlsd 70 aA soo.aapss 8 -
49, ! III 80 sfsG @so6eess.
= ~ = sgsasess mgee3ed ~ e; .SsF ~
siop NaehQ(oS q dessseS y. ssss,s "a
pof.Ssa 10 - s3nnaads Of tlIsk re1pseI,' ~
nsn1UR skall b. epplsakas 70 psescaS y h -
1ai1 = ssnssg,pts, vSc GAlll fap. = r:Rss = =
49, a rcnlsSvo1s afsse ~ psbasee~
~. A~s~s&oe. Aen6g4
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NXJANTKD--A good CLRRK In a Department mt
w Office. None need apply who is not good
psnman Address BOX 1913" Richmond Post
Office, stating where AL interview may be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

T OST-On Saturday last. gold hunting, lever,
Uonssantn Genoa, 10 1917, TO which was at
taehed gold Cha:aiin Pin. reward Of $e5 viii
be paid for their recovery, II loft at tho Dispatch
otieA no l2-3ts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-20

W rex W-HB.aT RKOURI
ID rs SKIS BuekwheaL Flour, at H. A. Cooks
ZANTE CURRANTs.- B casks zante Currants
just received at Cooks. sr-s
FORTY bushels more of those choice Sweet Pc
tatoes, at Cooks. s. -
at Cooks. 2 49,
w. r. and Hamburg Cheess-SO boxes cheese
received this day at Cooks. r
ORANGES-49 boxs Oranges, in fine order, a.
II. A. Cooks.
LEMoNS-1e boxs Lemons, in fine order, just
received at Cooks. 81 .#s-ifa
900 fresh Cocoanu.s, just received at Cooks.
100 boxes Ra.sins, extra fresh aver.
- half boxes do do do
Juet received 81. A. Cook 8.
OYSTERS--30 dozen cans Cove Oysters.
90 dozen half N do.
Warranted extra, and for sale cheap at
mar27 H. A. COOKS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-20

KDRUsHRS-Just received,
I'D Is dog Horse Brushes, assorted. ---
rs doz. Shoe Brushes, assorted.
20 doz. Scrnb Brushes, assorted.
fa= Is dOz. Cloth Brushes, assopted
aE 5 doz. Counter Brushes, assorted.
I5 doz. White Wash Brushes, as sorted.
. To Grocers and Merchants we offer ths above at
Cincinnati wholesale prices. 4s5nl#3- z
g ta--r JACOB STRAUB & SON,
feb22 81. Wholesale Dealers, "a hIaiR 81.
. &RRD W@ERT POTAFOR5-75
~ bushels pure seed sweet Potatoes in store and
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~ OE-a ssE 800 half and whole barrels
OEA PlaAtation and Sugar Hozse, for sale by
jan is s. K. GILBERT & co.
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oysters, sardines, alum, EPSON Salts roll birthstone
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british lustre, bonnet boards, ink, oil
nails, sash, glass; spirits turpentine, alspice Soda
pain killer, nquorice, &C., &C., DC.
supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low, by 5. L. GlLBEkF q 90: