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Baresville High School.

THE SPRING SESSION Of his INSTITUTION vii
l. connnsnce on the III Itssf Nj oNDAY IN April
lot2, aud cnniiru Twelve weeks f-a = u i-s,f
The conrse OF studies which is very complete is dI
vided into live appfoptiate groups OF src,ions
Iiie pnee ol Tuoa varies with the branches studied
according 70 the section orgtoupe ci siues from iour
elgn deps per session md Is graduated upon the mos
Equitable prnoinlelit - gtf1 ~ fr7ifa IAA
The Principal having heen niany years successfully
engaged IN his profession feels tsc competent 10 give
perfect satisfaction 70 those who may paiTonlae the u
s,itulion r4N i. ffsl
Board in private fainrs with rooms furnished 81 d
and 81 90 per week The Self Boarding System has
presedio be tie popnlsr and ecanoInlc al plan oI
Ss no. . ,s
boarding here, are auiyaied foscoiort
resehers desirins conn fste preposao, win 6ad
il advnnnig igeous hdfcss see the Prhiciral! ~
y 4 share ol Asppbs patronaes y solicitsd ,hI'l
:. fps, circular ana hAllaer i.i9,neno.' sdo,es. the
Principal 'aN WILLIAM s. ALDER
,sscsi lJe eIisnnibsL Monroe Co, Ohio.i
Maieha7 issa lilsnss nkdeiaal.ala ., oi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
Tuesday, Juiy 8. isez


Tuesday, July s, 1867,
q 1e hss soof u ,s cgur no ma ia no tr.vn a q
tltss,Js between The toais u 10 sebsckI a "a AID
a, ~ q ssid dsy a,e ioioNss ksa E.iltc
,i;yias s,i lsrs tp'se cosass II fsuaot ,n5 s..,
" Vh.9 ahs d-ieft ID boiosA nlat "A 10 ,ay tls
ssifs bcins Psfs sfs5 p-ft-if " rfaeo ii setiob W.
,""n-.'r s''sh-1g' :. n',h- ,s., - ssrvs y =,
JeI ~ uyh fhAtt " chafes L. iisss August I.,. M
ihe etse n Jgiaph yiil W DaDiel ydl snI herr - \.
q eoHi~t 'osuson PissS S'ssit Rue-s, 10 All n
~ nssiy Atais~i wiI LIE sSfrs ia tgJfr ara b,i,,V
80 Ps' ~ h. liDyery pnIchAsed ~ frd css, lJIl
5ep"fnts tsS BY NE snbd I,sniel q Ifd Al Mssse,
oinmi ''onors sale and cony yed w la iaid ,s.,
onhnh ionsf 10 tile sea " tJ ICED bearing dste oi
pIch'sfy dssefIbsd ~ soa pts ard Tie terminate u
ggffhlsr'nr at mHdG ssid Gaze opy u winch Il
MO WIN fnid parcfs a. ioLows hat 4 10 ts,
~ iangf ioI .Bd LDt 80 al me SouthaAst eotnet
!ss e t sst'g 10, sh u.e osnk 'fhe Dug iss
fieuiags Ran tenes ~ sid Run % te "a sl,,f 4 cor
if y lot 20 on sstl Plat asi ei;arD a pence
.yNt ~ i"- y ea elHdaiy Aie OF o,d LeEarou of
- Ivle- ~ " touulwtI ryrfet VI aid L. gafon of
s~i ushce tsf' whh lie Sydih tnun,dsiy lIo of sad
ss,e n us p..ss d tesiAHias eSnising IL
- in1ias iof LO No ts so,h4ssi corns, n tsa
Lyt.se 9n t-e haas o. sed Iuy and thence DO sgn
go hls,s S11n lVt seg Hes, "a rOl-s thenst n cfta
- feg Wes ~ foss ffene; S3i,,. ~ ley Hrcfcri-s
'snee vera - deg wsst - ssi1 Fler,io ,ss nva
No alt I1enes Eag viii n. sv,.lh IN. n ~ ,ns II,
sag loi 10 2 q ile place " besiaAiz; e0aiinr III
heies oi isnd' nafs of ie9sa. : '.-I-S' -" -
hpMsi.si sd tle strn VI s2cQO ~
It.hNH' OneAtufd c4st fi han5 oni n,ifl IN ,ne
!fsi s One Ihifd 10 tFp ygafs, sst iniefsa On defer
red psYinvnis. ~. = III =
shesif'S ofce June 9. tsG9 8
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
srPErERsoNs' CoUNrERFErr Drrrc

SrPErERsONs' COUNTERFEIT DETEc.
TOR Messrs, 7, 3. Peterson & Brother, of
Philadelphia, have sent us the July number
ofthsir Counterfeit Detector. tits an octave
pamphlet Of forty pages, issued monthly at
$l.o0 per apnum,t and semi monthly at
s2.oOa,a Itis very complete and systematic,
containing full descriptions Of new counter
feits, and accurate financial news also val
pable list Of closed, failed, fraudulent and
worthless banks" in addition to the usual
bank note list We think that merchants
and business men will find it the best and
only reliable Detector published in these
, days Of universal paper money--much of
which is spurious, Remit One Dollar for "a
years subscription, to I. B: Peterson &
Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa, ai.., .'e4 ~ ,l.,,5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

/" sTCASf. PooRAaN's Company have
senthemse n a.fr distibatiop. among
their friends. ItrSAsaihpossible for us to
w lHtps latls tTHl YRIEgtIEN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
Office.

(NN THE 2sth DAY OF MAY, A. D. fsoa, she Pro
~ baie Court Of Belmont County, Ohio, declared the
estate o Milton W. Price, deceased to be probably TO-
sovspl Creditors are present the
claint dgsnst te esia,eto thu undersigned for allow
within six taon,hs rom the time above mentioned
o. they will not be entitled 10 payment "
Adnini.ttator Of Milton W Price, deed
I Jmik S, 1062-6w3 dfftf -.II ~ ,lisiff
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is b. reby given ha; q The Pro5ate coaa "a,
Beiifoni cY.;y oiI ~ undersigned was spr cid
Cd and qniihed AZ ADdnsrsofo oi the Esiato " Owe
Sponclles, deecased late 81 sa.d County.
All niose indebted 10 said estate fe que stcd " max
immediate payment and hose having ela,os ssails
SAD estate are ,louhet y presen them I'm se,iene
JAMES ". HISHi.EY;NAN, Admit 1
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DisSOllItio1l

THE phErEEftSff1P hereso.3rc axis,lny a,
i igs ltn 2 Naes.G Co 70 Bsrassv..ie. 6ilo, 10,
my dfy bs;n eissoivcd W fa1,aal csnsent ."
Ihe Boofs vn Lt In % Dell % aohd with Wm
hsed WHO shrfhonSed 70 seinf thtp
The boAiness viii SUI be cafneJ "a BY wni Reed
AN1H AtIl - tfE MACE
. p..u...,n. -, 49, vM- REED
ba""sFWe way ~ wv mp
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

srFo1RgH o., ,JuLY.rTWe are request
Cd 10 state that the 81 ClairsvilIs Psst o 0iice
win be closed between the hours Off and 9,
:. n, on Fddsy bext the 4th Of July. ;,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

s1@CAH gaAHLEswoRrH AZ HoAz. =
Capt, Chsrleswofth arrived at home on last
Eatu1daxaW WeEa are slsirto learn that he
Is past all DANGER sn1 Il recovering rapidly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

THE Warren uGhronicls states that the
Messrss Hsqk,j Of Rowland, have taken q
fsecs from their two gear old Spanish buck
thst Weighs II pounds and l2 2ounoea ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

,n1rMR, ScnwAKoST win have splendid
~ of Ics Cream at his saloon on the even
hgsfthe 4th.sssS SO sps,2, Yam aassoSa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
Notice.
NOtfCe.

an THE aoth DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1909, the Pro
" bate Court OF Belmont County, Ohio declared the
estate OF Thomas B. Price, deceased be probably in
solvent Creditors therefore required ther
caims against the eslhte tothe undersigned fof allow
ance within six months from the DINE above mentioned,
or they will not be entitled 10 rayment
.ssTft 80 fLia ASA GARRETeON,
y..eys Administrator Of Thomas D. Price, decd.
- June 8, ie6e-6w -. =
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prpAnrMIsr OF rnE IkysnIOn,

= WhsllngIUD, p. Co. IN Feb, Ib5U. !
sn:I have nsed your Pills in my geretil and hospital
practice ever since you made hen and cannot hesilae
ating action the liver Is quick aud decided, coll,e
quently they admirable remedy fur derungelants
OF that organ Indeed have seldom found case Of
tos disease Obstinate that Il did readily yield 10
them iraterlany yours, ALoNZo BALL. 81. D.,
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Attachment Notice.
Johu W. Mniieaal 'I'HE 1EFENDANT !, no.
John r. Taylor 10 Be sc.d an order Of stine6,ie n
against him before \ w. a jcrsoh Eco. Just,ce oi
the Peace ol Pauey Town h.p Belmont County on ~.
3si day Of May l2 lof the 'pn of siOO will iniescst
since October. 81, and co 7 % Ne ssid su aid s,i
for hearing Oh the --st day Of JulyslsG2 %
..r+t.ttiisJ W. -AIILIGAN, Plaintiff
June ly lsG2. r t 80 49,
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Dysentery, Dlarrhea, Relax, WORMS.

Z a. RON Dr.J, Z, hefi, ~ CAicugo. gf9 ,.sa
Your Pills have had long trial In my pralce aud
hold them In esteem of the bsst apernts have
found Their alternative eject upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given IN small doses for
biioas dyseHtry dHa dsayg9a. Their siigar-cOaiing
Of women and chldrsn. -, - ! hsg 5-ggv
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ooPPER WARE, I TIN w ARE
AND SHEET IRON w WARB,

an hand and ~ ade, 10 'ordSy Wholesale and
" fs,sil JsBniag ofa "a Kinds In this line
Ifiosae. erIBEKrsoH.
lsls62 Badserofi, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

! G. Cummins. Capt. Company A.
John r; CLARK, lst Lieut.. :" A.
J M. Dunn, LIST Lieut.. /" G. 81
John g. Byrd, I'd Lieut. I" c. .+l
y. j. Culbertson, Capt. +.
Ssmue S. Petit, I'd Lieut. J..
Il Danford, I'd Lieut.. 1sn" T..
James ". Welsh, lst. Lieut.. +" r.
Nohclts N. Fowler I'd Lieut.. I" 4.
10. N. Dubois I'd Lieut.. :" B. I
Andrew X. B. Dawson, Capt. q.
Thos. =. Douglas, lst Lieut.. " q.
Cyrus Reasoner, Capt |" II.
John. g. Gregg, I'd Lieut.. 4" II.
Andrew NJ Burns, Capt |" I.
Otho s. Holloway, Capt. :" X.
Hesper Dorneck, I'd Lieut.. ." K.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
CULTIVATORS

syXT OGDEN FRAME CULTIYATORS. IRON
w Fnme Cultivaors, Iron Frame Cultiya,ors
with two Steel Mold Bonrris, that can BE chaneec
10 throw from or TO the corn or potatoes "A new
AZ THos. G. CULBERTsl,N.s
Bridgeport, Ohio, June 10. 1852, =
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! 5Married.,

- y .lMEL LNnuf 4Hf->---------1 ~ Nr q 2 N
kEYS-ALEX the leth ,ult, by Rev. J
" Carl Mr Jemes Keys and Miss Mary J, Alexander
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03

~ the Probate 'onn of iBciinbnf iJuniy (1Io H.
elared tito estate VI joe Dawson d.ce a-d 70 bo pto,
bly, insolvon tfcfofl Ffs therefore recuife 10 ufr
cent heif clnin agAna NJ rs,sHe tpthc a.
allowance with uDnih fro atlis hine stey ,,,
toned or they wii nut be eniiu,d 70 payment
ID CHAtkliEY DAWSON
June S, 1872 sw -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
DrsaoLIYTION

rTyHE partnership heretofore exiang between Mace
- d stephens her bean dissolved BY mutual epnseIlI
An persons having claims against ths arm viii Pls
call on J w Stephens for ss,t!smelt ..;..s..;.,
Bsrnsssits, yshs ii, sesa 'isiSs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble. and
compidniugi Are you ont u
order, with your system de-
ranged, aud your feelings un-
comfortable! These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness " creeping upon you,
and should bs aserted by a
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills. and
cleanse out tue disordered liu-
mors- purify tile blood, aud
let the fluids inoye On unOb.
stIucied In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous nc
tiviiy, purify the system hom
al.a alastflFIlnua which .tfstk a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
Headache, he,sickIIcadachc,F Foul stomach.
Efoa Dr.. Ei.oa,d Boyd, BlliinoTs.

DEAR lino. AYEa: cannot YOU ,chai complaints
have ciuei with your Pills better than to say all u
ter eh NTH pDgafire Baesliois. plae great dApp,-
deirc cifectiHl caartc in my daily contest with
disease and believing do that your Pills afford Is tho
best We have, Of course valus tiem highly
PIIrsnuRG, Pa, May !, 1885.
In. j. c. AVER. Sir have been repeatedly cured 81
the worst heufdct. any body have by ose two
OF Your Pills. IL seems TO arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once. ~ .
Yours with great respect, ED: W. PREnLE,
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Biiions Disorder.-Livsr Complaint.

y From DR.. Theodore Bit Of Nsp Io,k Ci5, - -
Not only your plls admiralty adapted to their pur
pose aerient hut find their henefiL effects nlon
tho Liver very marked JUDGED They have in my prae-
tice proved eifectusi for the cnro OF bilious cgnl-
pltiias than any remesiy mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at langtl pnigaive which is wo-
thy the conhdonce ot the profession and tic people.
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s.adDWanted

TO GOO for from q 20 wears a,
per cent interest. paydbie annually. Mortgage O.
'un naerraher red Real Eslass gwen rlsecuny. 10
1Afpi. al 'his oiNee'g iss-i u.t '.---f gmy22iws
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
As n Family Physic.

From d.. T.. ". tinfw,,ya Aoi0 O'ieans. % 81
Your Pills the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any cahartc we possess. Thes
mild bat very aud esctua IN their Rcti,u the
bowels which makes them Invaluable 10 as la tho daily
treatment oil li.eise.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
Dyspepsia, Impnrlty OF the Blood.

From, Reu J. " HINES, Pastor ef Adp<st Clss. BOsO
On. AyTpi have used your Pills with extraordinary
IN my family and among those called to visit
In distress. To regulate tile organs Of digsstiun md
parity the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known, and can conGdentiy recommend them to
my friends. sieirfa youls, ,. " HINES.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
sIYERYFEs S.sLE.

~ IN PART1TIOgS- +..
Henry Gissi lRY yIBTcE u An orasr
t....,,. - ~ u sale 70 me dirccxd from
u ntonf County (Dhio. 4 vtl al -, - "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-03
Sorghum or Sugar Cane Seed,

oVi q ilutEt VI DuSdi OtlikC DtCUi
| WE HAVE succeeded in obtaining, after much
Bushels American Sorghum Seed;
II French IMroR1ED;
liolclcns Saccharaius Sorso Sucre, IiroRrEp
winch we nrc selling Rt a FmaIl advance on cost,
c. W. POrWIS. & CO.
Agricultural Implement and Seed Store,
my2e 2n Opposite Ccift House, Zane villr, Ohio
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Great Shareholders Rebellion.

unnecessary for dilate the importance Of
onestaAing NevsPaperS uys tiu,e when our country
passing through the no< terrible and glssa-c eiy~sr
the world as ever Il is sl more needless perssps
ie-ist'uise the advantage Of anvsns good
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02

igORs.-Elae 10 Killing Hoes
Il W,enisg do
CAs Steel DO do
e ain Grades
gcytte Blsiei
Brood Axe
Berch aud shingling Hstehe,s
CoG3e kiiis
Pocket srd liable Cutlery
CLARION CO.,
mhSi y, 'g6 .is.n 'trset.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNING, NAY q, Is0a.

Tax DAFncs OF EIcHHoSD-fgs RicnEoud cores
poadert Of he nor ok Day BoOk stes that the lvsga
tons from scu.b O1soiias and Georgia waited the
P lent before OoossSss al iurust ard urged him to
wsadr1 the troops from hO,e Sa,es aud a; ell az rds
dsiead Richmond aud Norfolk. The same writer says
TIA, the lat Ss1,h Carolina gmest ia "a sing Che stsr,
lev DAYS siace on their way to Richmond, gave cheer
A,r cheer for Old Virginia deCl ring she mus; and
shall be free Ols OF the Cthisrs remarked that SA-
,vAaaaA and Charleston msy Surrendered but Rcl-
moad nsSsr." Ia alaaOg to P,ssiien. DAvss spetc7,
lately made a; Rockets . he soldiers passing 70 *
towp the eorresp1Ldsns says "I va, the b-ss slcrt
spoeeh ever heard Lilo make. he said, so far as h.
WAs csoeersed he Would eOuIi-ue this for twenty
years rather ban iaea OF Virgin soil stOald be
surrendered. So let Us hear more snous surren3s
ing V.rgiaiz."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02

LATER gRcN UTAH-BklaHAH You've kLKcTTD Gov
TRSoR The correspondent Of the Missouri Democrat
under dA,e Of March l4'h, says:
the reports fsm the settlements, Of the election or
the inst for Governor Lieu. Governor AID Repre-
sentative to OonRrsss are uuaaim9ully favorable to
B.isham Young, Heber O. Kin5all aud John 4. Bsn..
hsel, in the order ABOVE ST. forth
The "UOns ita,oa" has also been snimously seoep,
ed Al the counties have net en- heard ircm, so Inc
figures svso by tie News to day aDorn.' to no,bire
beyoad exhibiting The Uniform OF 5s7 il favor Of
the Constitution AID for M ell ion 9Th within the
gt of the p3 pie. Tde NJE1, hoEeVer has q not uDn
dressing piras,ath the view tax by the editor on
ths for'hcomi & transition from tr'orial to Safe So
veiguty:
'The people have spoken loudly, an in language not
to be mistaken have declared their aversion tO eoonis
servu ie tyranny Grd oppression, aud TIA! they wish
70 s1yssede the territorial fern OF government to which
they have sab nJsl tor twelve yeas, by State
governments Of their tormai)n, in accordance with
The principles o. toe OolsEtu1n OF their ovn country,
10 which they are 30 mach attached. They have for
long time been deprived OF their political rights they
nov feel ike ing then, and relieve the FEDERAL
government from the KPe s. seoruDg from the uOcon-
sti'uola srrAnge instituted by Congress fer gov
srDiug tsrritor Is 50 tar the rule Of Ush
The above qaiAIol is bl' the "ooliog doEa" OF the
nuneut4 II tls COVE IiiO the scntimsn's OF both
Ar,ies. Of course the 0li c z ma who tad pcutore'
mo 9ta- g,yarnae for - many y0sis Just lex
matters as the eCiOr expresses sutl sra inca ma
nj sent speech from Chu jlalcs Einaty rs3
climax. aud ,arsS the - rs an p,rpa.B
s-aiy ia ,rU' chsrge- o. % ct'rrs'i'l',c t- E,-
meut ms. .Iei by Oousr cr CcvcFRiBg TER rivs
Saouli the Jadss be hoagrel n the q ion OFFS NJ.
tor 70 Cougess represent TIE ella Of 'r St,s OF
De rel, lie wll no GUGb, make baliiant ! ist.
The Nsws speaks OF Sp'oITg an CALI PROCLAMATION
fro the governor cleo" ealnug the Legislature 10
gs,her the subs Qaen elee ion Of Cses for the or.
gaUiz lfOn CT the several piItneats OF goYeramen
Aud ''0f two United States Senators" "A bqa ct on
demand for adns ion toto the family OF Stst' il 10
olos of course and 'the sequel il leit for nm O.
predict" 10 the rIealtims every preparation is berg
aads for the Legislature coming together L. tbs Coun
eli House." Tue d $ ret News has vacated tbo prem
es and everything is under the brush prepIraory to
TIE opening OF the session day carly ia April
shall have then, FROM Eressa. s!psaTGnces some hrg
Interesting TO report
The Aosnons nave j7s. opened their rev thealre-a
magnificent building, said to cost wien finished, up
Wards Of 500 200. Toe house Is croHGed twice week
and tbs playing is first class.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02
rRLPoRAFH I0.
LATER rR0M CoRINrH.

sAvAsSAH, May la despatch from the Corinth Ger
respondent Of the publican dated 29:b ssys that the
enemy has been r,inoreed and are advancing. There
ia heavy tkrmishiag daily lite an sffr occurred te
day this side Of Monterey.
AsBhK NAY "A special despa'ch to the Mobile AZ.
TeFiiser from Corle;h 20 uli, says that Col scoii-
louisiana caVsry, consisting tf tao companies, bad
driven Gu regiment Ct yedsrals IRON Tuscambs led
several took ior.y prisoners The enemy burn.
stores, and we're pursued by the ConfedCrEts Result
unkn,wn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02

Elssk-We have received iron Cap. Geo. Minor
Ch.si VI Ordaaoos and HydrOgrs7hy, eOPy Of the
p1s. Of ,. J. BUaes Of thai Bureau "a making ui.r,
n Als as0crained, BY r qlaut exPsrnenis tia. 81
tobacco bans contain more Os lsss Tas tsbAecu
fsl g # ysgg.A 2ad North Ca-oin= are urged 6,
- . re U0SsiLu.,lt - tho AID ;ncy can pEcccrit
,J s-duou 70 0uc supply Of ni,re These disposed 4,
elsls IL TIE proc OF seplra.ing the n;re iron Ii,
earn ct their oaras OBTAIN full printed direction,
1y addressing Caps Minor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02
ATTENTION yOspSgEGas.

ENfANrsy COMPANY, sto;S Rsitaisa-raie' tu1o iiy a
b-s-.,uy Var, he uldes 'glst tul Of who are g-rd'
a. EFF - yg MA NtaIy iusgtu. sre flT an lns1tJ
Com2 To- he Est,lin u5w "g rasrd BY ct sse'i.
rr,y,d CaItalI of gina We uut''s he HtE'5sn
Nul abl so rsl;e ier 10 Cd irt., =. Sea ID t=er
tai5 eopIa md rscevst b L'y g. s',.dcr 1e.fg ~
.trs rra VI hoI. r. cy e say 90
ser 'Dr wi V! hing = 60 ia;o act We ser
ylas IA ) .sjo join III CO any
wlCEuAM,
" r . "a LION,
CHA dys CASTER
- o. al AKiHUR y. 90 Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02

FsoN Nav OELxASs.-Olr IA $. New Orleans sx,
obAug,s are datee 2ih uL They eOa.Gn uoiairg fron
n ior.s bu: MA. IS already klOzn here. Tae Blly.J
SAYS Poe Louiz.nt has 10. yet b=sn heard irCn L
alto T. but doas less ere loug sill be, AID ue trust
& Of account vii econ be given o: her" T-e nOniull
soss Of cOCou, e. Ct aa.citi tsaEsi.' Was j.
Sc bLes The as.aai SOCK Of tobacco atOa. Il 0y
hsI4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02
RRnN NEW nRIElNs

n BILE, MAJ The telt graph operator from Bay
ST Luis has elegraphed TO the Mobile oic, tina. tie
s:cr,s N New leafs w,re being emqtsi OF sugar and
molass s. shleh thrown into the streets and the
The city to lave been formally surrendered
the 25l5, ~ buE the tine extended. Some Oft,
rnemN,r Yessels have gone I'd the river.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02
CONFEDERATE BOATS BURyED

AUeUsrA. April 80 The n. o. Bulletin, Of Friday,
',Js tie. :. K.r.haW, O. 8. Navy, te-grspied from
P5iB. A-hsebe, the "a h, that OF b2as
IN 6g.G, al er beias oYefp0s5Fed by enemy. rhe
Nv Department received similar dispatch las. sAur
lay u il IL ne. ka9sn what boals re referred TO-
R.D2YieY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02
TIE FORT PULASKI PRISONERS.

sAvAySAH, hp-il 30 Letter received here t;-day
fr the pn-ou'rs taken Fort Pusk state that they
seet F9.t Columbus, on Governors Island, New York
.rbo.-an well End kindly ;r'atod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02

FSox Crxs,RlAsD Gar "a 4 Pl.ea tom KloGvi,,
st,ss th4s Al engagement took P,aee &, Cumberland
- ca tie IS b. The Couied rae les1 Nss i.iai g.
T. ,nsuy vas rsPg'sei With eOHs6erAbls Les. The
era.. bay5 been ,e.n eed by sigst r,gimsnls, suo
haze c,mre,ed the a1-,ias bridge ae-oss 80 Cunt,
lad s.s,r. Gen hors>. i e5anahdirg 4, Selisy,
o.. ;lsy aiE -rtsm g t- rasks = sa K GcveueaG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02

SIS Pa-p7ssD EsU FLAs --Tss Alsus.a Css,Cics
s,ys h,J JLe Was "a t.': Mia ,he COsi=d. rsts
s,y ari JilSi he sl.len CT AeSss rampant vou'd
l. D.cl mere ,grisy ,-l I; thizss zoe Was ought
b. s-tsi.i. Sseagsr, Il BE- device d is.ei CT 10
p % Of IKE le- SIS IS 10: a h0r,e-a wcoi-savy,'
Lo-.c-Hsa. Is IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02

Omar sAlr AND srsAA-Nr. G. B. R'uss, No. ia,
MAJ Street mus. be eoasidersd public beneiaeior.-
He offers TO sell salt ct So co par SACK and sugar at e'r'
r,spondirgiy low price,. Such b,rslity canrot be 90
highly comm ended. Il rH cts enduring credit upon
Ne. Rouss and VII entitle MIN TO the grstfol remem-
bfance Of the poo: families VINO have been SO Icing cub
&c ed TO the Demands Ct eI.ortioners
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-02
NOTICE,

obssa to sd loo Of the hn psSe by The C1nn
I'll q. he CITY OF Re hs-d On the " LAY Of AIr q
I'VE mol - 10 al srlei that he Csmm tee Of ln nee
ave Il 50 Eoi per.o AMI Lrn chs reioi With Ga stsH
~. sel yelr si-h Merchants Adsrs Shop Keepers,
NI,uLf.c ur ~ prdr ar toser &C whit 'tsl.
Alto been lei Al ths Auditors thce, were AL ln'sestu
can zee he amour 81 With whc1 they arg
The esmme FnA1ce will la the ouaoil Chambr On
WEDNESDAY the IN Il MAJ clock ~. 10 Lear tipi-
cat ans o : al pssn, shal IN M tie Pui Ia 10 h
lie said tom al Afler h;srln2 vary ara az
v. &c he may pradlce ~ % said pefto hfm,
or eatt 70 rensin has 5esl TX BY the lasa appear
I, he U nltee juiG and equal ..o,,
~. a. tTRATIOtfg y. " n