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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-05

Aflsr Cameron had been elected from the
War Department. he picked up his carpet
bag, and proceeded 10 the Navy Depart
msni, 10 bid farewell 10 bis friend, Secretary
Welles. (If any one wanis TO know who
Welles is, We refer him 10 the Van Wyck
Rspor, g Good bye. friend Wellss." said
Cameroa, 9 am of for Russia; there is too
much TAX abon, hanging here for me 10 re
main longer
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-05
GoOd Books

Selling at a bargain. PGrcnassrs buying
B roks, and Stationery for cash, ear pur-
chase much below Wholesale prices a: ).
W. cor. Fourth 4 Race.
VIM g. Perry.
Bookseller and StaiIoIsr.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-05
Buy WIN. q. Perrys

Steel PsGs, the best aud cheapest IN the
market Wm. G. Perry, Sationer,
s. w corner Fourth & Race 81
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-05

BY amt outstanding for 1861 and pre-
vious years, S.225 %
By exonefalions allowed collectors 263 %
By commissions, do do SSO,S7
By orders redeemed, 9I34 10
BY Tfeasurer's com. on 100000, $50 %
BY balance on the abatement "a per
Auditor Gen's Report, dated Mar
28th, 1861, 26,O3
By am t Of State tax paid State Treas
urer July 24th, 1861, $3.50, l3
By cash in hands OF Treas. due CO., 42l.03
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-05

Paid Solomon Neyhard for Surveying.
and making map for county, S5oi 81
Paid p. w. Shafer, surveying co. line
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-05

EXPENDITURES.
Assessors pay, spring assessment, S34o,89
do do lrleniel assessment, 429 03
S769 80
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Amt paid County Agr Society. $780, 90
AUDITORS AND CLERK.
Amt paid AUDITORS aud Clerk, 10, so
Amt paid w. Win for auditing Pro-
thonolarJ's and Registers ac'.s, II. so
$4,000
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-05

During the past year we heve introduced
10 the notice OF the medical profession OF
his country tie Pure CiystaEzed Chloride q
Prona,lsn1iae aS a
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-19
Administratnr,s Notice,

Cottonwood Falls, April 8, ls62.-$S2'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-19

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters % T a.
LIAM BRo1so@ daPc ea d1i bave been granted
to me by the Lyon County Probate Court bearing Ing
date the twenty fourth day of March
dred and sixty-two All persons having tt .bsm
against said estate are required to ezhlO' TN
the date of said letters or they may be PrecIuaea
from any benefit of such estate; and if said claims
be not exhibited within three years from the dA'e
Of said letters, they will be forever barred.
p. B, MAXSON,
Administrator of William Broxson, deceased:
= April 10th, 1862. 80. 1920 254-o
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-19
Fremont Iowas STE.

West st.-Lots 81 81 5f63 IS So 1871 1877 16l
Vine st,-Lots one % 81 35 SO, 80 43 48 Is 81 AZ
90 1919 l26 I36 l53 1852.
Park st-Lots "a 80 "a 46 II 10 70 sc 50 IS
sc 50 50 90 I49. ... --
Mechanics st-Lots eleven 16 80 40 Al 81 Sd
one.I33 l62. - - J OK = -
Commercial st.-Lots Sc "a % II2 149 1876 $50
324 342 60 292 127 lao I42 Isl ia ITO l78 2l0 90
237 3l6 ~ z4f...s
Pleasant st--Lots 80 666 873775a 80 1913 lis
College st-Lots 10 "a 4s So IS &c IS 81 95 SO
81 100 IO4. IS ',5 ~" -. oKIfH'
East st-Lots 10 24 So 70 IS 80 50 log los 1l2.
- X -T1cLsn,, Team shin, : 1tt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-19
eid Summons.

IT he . I a 4 d OF 'hhNSho,I ss
aa:s lss.e.. ~ CHASE COUNTY,
NTILLIAM PRATCH: You are hereby mott
w fed that you are required to appear ct the
regular term of the Probate Court. to be held at
Cottonwood Falls, July 7th, A. D. 1862. to make
settlement on the estate of Frederick Pratch, de,
not issue against you for neglecting to settle ac
cording TO law 20 1lE- - e. A. AFFORD
,tf So Isas4or,ts s.I ~ f,i Probate Judge
Cottonwood Falls, April 8, 1862.-$52a $40
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-19
YOUNG BUCKEYE

WILL stand at EmpOrIa on Fridays and
wv Saturdays Of each week, at Cottonwood
Falls on Tuesdays, and at my residence, fourteen
miles west of Emporia. on the Cottonwood river
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays; COM
mencing May Ist and ending July LIST.
For particulars see bills ms
1855 E. R. MARDIN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-19
Lyon (late BreOknFI Cd Celnty
-DELEN QUENTqTAx LIST,
EORi1S81

NOTICE is hereby given that win, in accord.
anee with the provisions of law, in such case
made and provided, offer at public auction. at my
office in Emporia, on the first Tuesday of May,
A.D. 1862, and succeeding days, so much of each
TRACT Of land or town lot described IN the following
list "a may be necessary to pay the taxes penalty
and chargt thereon for the year A. D. 1861, =
j. R. SWALLOW, Treasurer.
Dated Trensurers Office, Lyon county, Kansas,
March 20, 1862. r
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-19

AnlerscuS i 0tC9 sue.
nc. Adams-Block 103 lot 8, b 81 Z
b gel 2 b 4Oi b 43 4 b 76 l 80 ] Is
b116l2.
q. ". Brown-Block lot 8, l4l4
26l7b34l b 48 12 "a So 1
b64l12b FOL 9b rs 8 b n Is b 1O4
iiOb1l6 | A and Is b 1876 ! z. sor
- Baraclow-Block 4 lot Is, 38l Is
b 80 la b87 1.
C. Connor.-Block ls lot Z. 1917 b 81
lIblO2l8 aJ
John Connor.-Block 10 lot d, b 80 l
leb47lI4b 55l15 b SO 9 b TIL
94lIlblO6 4 b 1873 4 b 1907 b 26
lis 1874 5. SAX a.a III.
Block six lots and Is, b 43 rs b44le
b 49l8b 6fl7b 67I9 b 781 b 80 p2
b95lI4 b 1oOl3 b116 ll3 b 123 10
b135l4b 2l8 1Ol Is b eleven 2 and
10 b71l14b l2l IS b one hundred and
eleven S b 146 4 b lat 6 b Isl
bI1sle b 12Ol6 b 14114b 83l b SO
II2b 26 90 one b &c twelve b ten
1.-TWO b AZ IL b sixty 2 b 127 one b
twelve eight six fourteen ten b Is
six b 25 eleven q sixteen b 26 six 80
two b 36 leleyen b 43l7 b 53l9 b ID
l5b75l9 b8117& eleven SO Is b 81
rs q six b go one b SO 8 b one hundred
and eleven bil12 5b 100 Z b I25
fourteen 126 fourteen b l29 4 bl41
! two b 146 Twelve b lag b 16f 4;
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-19
Notice of Appraisement.

Very Aldrich } sz5A-"'
=EiszyE.fs gttcS fea JH lF
- W. B. Swisher. ..,
w B: :SWISHER You are hereby nolnesq
w. that I will cause to be appraised, accord
ing to law, upon the premises, on o oco
SATURDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. leo3;
by virtue Of an execution issued from the III N n
District Court, in and for Lyon county, State Oh
Kansas, and to me directed. the following rea! eS
tate, to be appraised as the property OF W ~, a
I76 lis, on Pleasant ct; Lot No.S9 on Mechanicss
street-situats IN the town of Fremont, county v
Lyon and State of Kansas. t~'
q GiEen under myihand this 5th day Of april
A. D 1862: ,,,:eJ, B. cox, shenn;
1898 $500, = By Jos. A. FULIER, Deputy.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-19
Administrators Sale.

Administrator Sale.
Will, Offer for ale ut the late residence OF D.
i T. Clark, deceased, onaacs. chg .
Tuesday, April 29tb,-1s62,
the following property: sOae Mich Cow, one year
ling Heifer. one set of Harness, lot of Saw tos
Post and Rail Timber small quantity OF VIZ ..
Buck wheat, Chairs, Books, lot Of Peach ITO 10
one bedstead and various other articles, a
numerous to mention. Terms made known
the day Of sale. s7l7aa sav '..'9.f5.
III zslaisgeE 20 .taE ELI L.. DAVIS,
,5as ,sAdministrator Of B. T. CLARK. dseesasIss
April ~, 1862. -, $2oVs ~ -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-04-19

Hs0WN LOTS. in Imports, Aznericus' ~
9o4 j. r. SWALLo"'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29
: The Priee d Cotlon GOOds.

Tae cotton mAuuf,e urars OF North Carolina viii hold
"a convention" on the 50 Of December, to take into coz
sidsrAtion the ~prOprisIy Of conforming to that clause o.
the Exemption Act, which provides lhA. when a pref
exceeding 10 per cent. on tae cost Of production is de
manied by any manufactures for his goods, he and al
parsons emplOyed in his establishment, If SUBJECT to uii
ury dury shall bs forthEiih enrolled for services as con-
scripts. One company in North CAroinA-:he Rock
Rh" has already reduced its charges, and is nov selir 9
shseiog At 80 c.s. per yard BY the bale, and IS cts. BY
tue piscel Here, the prios is 7OI75 cts NJ have no,
heard the slightest intimltion Of = purpose on the p II
Of any Virginia manufacturing company to reduce the
pScas Of It's fabrics nor, have Us heard that any enrol.
lag officer has Aksa the trouble 10 irqaire whether or
not be may fed proper gu. iscs for enrolment AnOcg tAs
operatives in some Of the v,rginil factories. Oar opinion
il .hA. the manufacturers are quietly going on as they
have been ding for months past, realizing sSOrmoWs
pre6s, undis!urOsd either by eOnpuleiOns OF cor
sci,ncA, or, BY apprehension Of = visit from enrolling Of
6,ars. We regret that the Virginia manufacturers a.
80 sArdy 10 following the good example OF their North
OArOlina n~eighbon. The seth and r~npa.EiOte policy
adhered to by the manufacturers OF this Stats uhl en-
gender such an amount Of pr Idics agAins: them that
at the close Of the var the people vii prefer to pun.
chase their supplies fsem any source rather than frcn
these Who have taken advantage Ct the blockade TO exact
heavy prO6s from them.
1. "a but JUS, 70 SONS OF the Virginia manufacturers g.
state that for months past they have been EXCESSIVELY On,
ggsi in filing contracts With the goverumtn', !. prices
considerably below the marie: rate, but Others hav
bsen selling their prOdrcs to the public a. sItraVsgAn,
prices, and 10 this class our suimAiversisn S applicable.
-Four Is quoted at Sos per Dbl, in yieksburg-rhs
grain crop IN Texas, iron the RO Gnade to Red K yer,
this year, IS said to be the largest one ever known in thA'
sate.-Ia Augusta, Ga, cotton is s,hiHg a: l4AI7
cents per lb.-The Toledo (O5i') CONNIE al says thsS
four thousand bsles Of cotton p1ss,d AsOugl taers in
the month Of August, over TIA. nuubs. 10 September,
and over seven thousand bAlej in 0c,ober-or, in round
numbers, l6 900 bales in three moaths.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29
TIaLkcILL AND clMNERcIlL.

FRIDAY, Nov. rs.
The first movement towards 9 reduction Of the vol
une Of the currency, and, consequently, towards . re-
duction Of prices viii bsgin next Monday, with the
cessation Of the issue Of Treasury notes convertible into
eight per cent bombs, and the issue thereafter Of notes
convertible only into seven per cent honda. The effect
expected from this change in the currency is well UNDER
stood BY all persons interested in the hnanclal operations
OF the Government, and needs no further eucidAtion.-
Isis to be regretted that Oorgrefs did no. prescribe q
shorter period within which the privilege of funding the
present issue in eight per cent bonds should continue,
b 1t, as regrets are unAVaiicg, 1. remains with the Sec
rotary Of he Treasury to co whatever lies in his power
20 accelerate the Withdrawal from circulation Of the
notes issued prior to lys December. he may cause the
funding Of large amounts by sending agents among the
people to represent. to them the inpor!anse of aiding the
G1vernmsn!.by prompt and hOerI investments In lie
bonds. Similar APpeIls, acc mpInisd with propsr eI
plAnations, could re sdVantagsously made through the
medium OF the presL.
IL "a emiuently desirable that the eight per cent notes
should not only be Withdrawn from circulation by the
process Of funding, bu. BY other means. The Secretary
may still receive them on deposit, and give certificates
therefor convertible, at the will of ihe holders, into eli ht
Per cent bonds, OF notes Of the psE issue. He may, pr
hAps, without further legislation, enter into some AZ
rAngemens With the banks for Al exchange at par Of
new for old notes, so sooI AZ the supply Of the former
exceeds the cuFren; enAnd At The dsbursing Office, II
bat tins ever ArriVeA-
Tue advantage Of this exchanges, il It could BE- effect.
ed, would be two fold. |. you'll contribute to the With.
iAual OF the eigh. per cant. notes from circulation ano
whenever, through the combined agency Of funding,
cal lOAaS aad the exchange Suggested, the amount Of
these notss in circulation should be ssnsioly diminished,
the efse. upon the remainder would be to give them =
relative appreciated value; aud, With anything Ike an
active demand for eight p,r cent. bonds, prior to G2i
Aori, their disappsIflnce from circulation vOuli b,
come more and moCs rapid. The other benefit TO be de.
rived from the proposed exchange or substitution would
be The dimiuution OF the amount o. no9s flndAel, in
eight per csnt aad the conseqlsn. saving 10 the Gov.
eminent Of ooe per cent p'r Gnnua upon that proper.
( on Of the amour! so displaced, V6ich, otherwise, would
b. funded. between the prssl! time and the ~ o.
April. Uotii tn At time the Government! is pledged - L.
sue its eight per cent. bond, in exchange for all Teas
ury notes nos ah,A'. IfI can di'plse' q large AnOuat
Of these notss, shd substitute for thsn olhsra convert
IDLE only into seven par cent. bonds, the iaeresi on the
tuadsd deb. will bs lss'ensd to a co responding extent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29
The Reported R-einfOrcement, at suffolk.

= The reports from tle Sou.h-Hde Of James River come
to Us IN such conflicting shAPs As TO render i. s matter
OF extreme difficulty to get an Ineligible idea o. What
IL going on ever there. TsO days ago We we're inform
ed, on reliable authority, that the Yankees we're pcur,
ing into Suffolk many thousand strong uhile on yes.
terdAy the intelligence cane IhAs it vas doubtful Whether
the enemy had rec lived a large reinforcement at SUI K,
and tomorrow We may have the oli story over alan
Whatever may be the actual STATE Of aH4rs in thlt par.
tsaAr locality there Is one thing about Vhieh there is
no question the Federal Government is nov making a
dsaih struggle, and will come upon us 4. every ayaiAb'e
point. Brave men must shoulder their nushe's -iih =
discrimination to drive back the invaders Of the s0l,
and 10 4 few months the country Ull be free.
Toe Petersburg EEP'es informs US iha; on Tuesday
lar, a body Of cavalry cams 40 from SufOIk tc ZlDi and
opened on our pieksts A. long range. The PckeIs replied,
ani held their ground. Tvo Of the enemy U,re IN
horsed, While no one vas hurt on our eiie. o. tie Sun
Dig night p,eyiouL o. O. Cremo. Of the Petersburg
OlTAlry, vas captured near Cau,k Inck, where be hAd
gone on business, and clrried to Suf,k. TIE ciezsn-
Of the country are daily bei1g rOtbsd Of provisions,
p~1ultry, horses, eatls and bed clothing, and every Va
can, house and the Ou'lboasss o1 the plantations are be
ing pulled dovn aud hauled TO SGfJIk 70 make winter
CHARTERS for the Yankee army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29

SHOEr TIM SSSAroEL-rhe reelection Of ~. Davis
70 the C1nfsdsrAts Senate By the Legislature Of Nor b
CrOiDS, reminds Us that there are other Senators in the
slns cas-, that Is, ulOs term I'll expire on the 22i Of
February, 1884, viz hssrs. Clay, Of Alabama Johns'n,
Of Arkansas, Baker, Of florida, Siuns, Of Kentucky
PaelAn, Of Mississippi and CLARK, Of Missouri Tbs e-m
Of the Colleague Ct Mr.. Hi, Of GeOrgiS was I'sO for
tE1 years. We presume that Mr.. johnson has besn
elected for the full term. hr. Preston, of Virginia, uas
Ia the second class, vhose term Il four years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29

hoRGns EAgE ABSoAD.-Bslls Life 10 London, IN
DER too caption Novelty in Warfare reprodues from
the prvls correspondence, OF CoL st Leser Gfenfelfu
accounts OF G,nersl horgan's ~Iuces in the tele
Graph department. Of the Confederate Army. bells
Lite" sA.es lhaf the record Of horgAn's Achievements
ads Re that Of L MA XlV's campaign in the Porte 81.
n ,rtin. @ psf nrb $ nun tGs YazGrigsntd. he hs cap
,ursd sew Mt 81 cites, aud destroyed millions Of col Ars
worth Of U,i6d Safes property. horgAn's fame u b
coming H-'li siia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29

VERY LA~GE AND ADmIrA L WELL
located Brick dwelling on the West.liae
or 9Th street, adjoining the second Haptist
Church, for sale lt Auction AT The requet o Mr.
FRA els J fA ei, ~e shAll sell. 1t Public Auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY, the nrJt da' Of D. snber mex at4 O'Clock, p y
the large o. d ada irably " nbeated sRIaK DWELLING. Located
az above, n W 10 the oecuDEney CT Nj. y. ancIs J. Bsrnes. The
House conta ms 70 Room, beside, Brick Kitchen With 4 Rooms.-
n Is supplied with gas. vsier. closets, and Is Ia periec, order in
every respect, and IL wthal . hsi class dwelling.
TKIss C ne third Cash, balls nee 1t l and year,, for negotiable
notes, interest added, (the same payable Ia fyesrlyJ secured by
q truit deed, or all cisa At the opt,n OF the p rchaIer
no2a GODDlN 4 App Rs0N, Au~is
p. s.-Atached TO the foregoing premise, :, q Spring Of most
defg' tul Water, with q handsome covering 10 the ZANE.
roQl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29

ANOBLE APPRoPRIIrIoS.-No Oas oil deny that the
SAFE Of GsOrgiA tk,s care Of her soldiers. Goa SAur
ay As, The House bill SpPrOprati1g s2Oo.Ooo for the
u.s Of the GsOrgiA HoIpial aad r lief AasOA i'm uAs
amended By inerCa ing the amour; to 100000. and
thea passed Tie sum OF SljO.coJ bad previously been
Appropriated 10 the sams mersoriOus cAuse-makiug
svs hundred and fly thoasAndi in al. The Dill provide
tia. w4ysids HospiAls shall be established a; KlcI-
vile, Tenn, Dalton, Rome, Kingston, AlAn.a, Athens,
savannah, Ga, and such other places As III, Association
nav direct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29
AUCTION SALES.
nv IA. TAyIoR 4 ,oN. Auora-

LARGE AND Ar. hACrrvs SALE 0v
a nuiIdipg Lo . ON Church aud Union Pills
DAY. ne ssih day Of Nov nber, commencing si IL ecker n
about fu " beAStiful Building Lots. on Church and Union Hills
la rour Lots on Leigh, between ssi sni s4,h ltre.t. adiein
Ing toe rrsIden,e Of y. John B. Brown, having q t1nt Of ssfs :
"a Your Ies on N iteet. between ssi and ssth streets, al
iSisi s toe rssl Ss, : of Of ~ I,o sd ~. "a E FL s,is, h1''s . hoa' q
3D.. nghh os On L-gi street. bet.ssn ST. and sad sire q,
no. eeeup,s1 esh J. Powers ., bik yard. having = font Of
9Th. fight L,tI on sat .treet. adjoining the large brick red
.hu sab, each having a front of Ss feet. and runnins back %
en- Az 4 Lots on tie r... side Of Qs.h street, between 4 and 8
streets, frOKtins 10 fe,t each, and running bAeF>Sl feet to an
Sh. Two Lots on ~ h st-e,t. het.een z and 9 streets, fsort tag
70 fat each, ard running bsck 100 feet to an q ley:
Tth. r~o Lets on 2lti ,tre.t. between B and streets, frot ting
" s ase" T ? ioss os he rsss I'd. Of II asts .G..t. between o and P
streets, each fronting 20 feet. and running back is2 feet TO an
rssnns or sALs-onsthlrd cash. balance at 4 and s month,
'0f h's'N,'' w. m JAMES 4 fAYtok ! SON.
novG5 Aueuonsss
posrponIMENr. .
In %. s.Sa, ac.o O. .se u, IaI 11r 1sIVS ., sSs sn q d sss :. si Dss:ss q.
eonrsnans pune'ua ~ A. II 9'c,o1 sor ....
CxECuTn,x,ss aLG OF vALuA rLRFSRM
NOM. ~ IL s sSssins. sf SS" ass n,i%s Crops. Isf%.
Ing Is.Pienenis, &c.. n. A~scIion.-A .asest,ir o.
DO. 4 rleasanis d.c'd,l SIN sell upon Tie piepists, on sAfUsD ",
Tie 6h dsy Of December. eOnmsndng At II O'Clock An, tbs
PAGM In &c ,chlAnd c unity, ~ nlss above Hchuond, the late
readenee Of Joseph '. Peasants adjoining the lands OF MeIsrI
Mayo, woedsol. al dotsep ncon,.in, 300 acres OF land,
100 Of which are tl tred and highly Improved the bal nee j.
soods. me improvement $ conhst OF \ comfortable Brick Dwell
ing, With sx rooms, aud all tls neees,sy out eu lting- 4 small
crop OF wheat has be- IN see led upon the farm
Amer the vale Of the real esisie. viii be 'old I'll the stock. crops,
,lm,nFi nplenen' S, &C., consisting II part Of fodder, hay, he
horses. cow, hogs, &c and = hne 30 go t1en-
table notes, Win interest ID led. and scurei By trust deed
PN the personal :ope ty, all SONS, Of 90 and under, cssh over
rat amount, 4 months notei, ,Auifseto1ly endorsed ami Inter at
Adaed. hLLAbhfh :. fLtAsAnro,
no94 IrecutrH OF JoL I. Peasants, decd.
a.la conducted BY JAS n. TAYLOR 4 foy Anr'l~-as--
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29
. NOwTuENN JOURNAIS.-

Any person arriving non the states north othe 20
tonAs and bringing Northern or European newspapers, or any
person In The city coming 10 possession Of Iaeh journals, win con
isr = favor upon The rditos flhs EIa BY leaving or sending us
lAnet o al once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29

SoUrH CARoLrEA LIsIsLArUEl-rhis body vas organ
IN d on the 2t:h instant by tie choice OF the following
officers. Ia the Senate, William D Porter, President,
W. Z Martin, ClsrE, and J. O Kennedy, Read n; Clerk
10 the House, A. ?. Alir'eh speaker, aud J T. Sloan,
Ogrk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-29
lUHNER a BURklss, AUon,
Qron Front Building. Governor sreet.)

Uron Front Building. Governor tNeet)
Large Sale OF Desirable Hard
ware, CrOekery and glassware, Carpets and
PIANOS.
ruesday. the - day Of DeetmSer, commene M 81 10
" o'cloet, ve = u tel . large stock Of sap q And Fancy Hard.
.Are, eolsatlrg In part Of
AIes, Hatchss, SpAde', Hammer
Ehoyels. hAws, Plains. scrsuI
BIcklts, Nails,
aud q great variety Of other articles 10 the Hardware lice zoo te-
dious 70 mention.
rnse are dsi class goo ID, and worthy the attention. OF buyers.
A 50,
AlArEs Invoice o feroet-'y and Glass Ware. consisting OF
Plates. d shes, CUPS AMI eauers
GsbletL GlAssts 81 o. dshes And DecAntes
aui . large VARIETY Of other scarce goods, suitable for Hotel and
oasekssreY. Also,
BRUSSELS Three Ply Uarpsi N, but little used.
ALSO,
areAllv hne ? amos, Of very superior tone and nnah.
The Pianos and Cnpes viii be sold az 10 o',locE. The sale
vii take place on the % floor Of the building.
sUnslR q BUlRtsS
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runs DAILY Is per auaan; y for IN months, and PEI
nonih tor . shorter period
ssmL.esli, Is per AMMAN; o for IN months. and . ssah PG
month Tor = shorser period
weekly % per aanan; - for sI nonihl- Sent for no lhortS
period Paynsnt n ali sAsa In advance
ApyaEFruna-one aQaArs Of 6 nnSI 70 ssa1 for aSi inssraon
Is eats per sqaArs for sAsh e0AsnaA1es. Weekly inssruensh
% Its per sqaAra
~ RsngnAasss nay be aads a tAS rhh sf ts RubIAhsulR
an ages where evidences IL tSfss on the deposit Of . Letter In Ns
Pon Omcs containing money.
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aXRoUfoa,a aALR.

nv virtue 70 IN order Of the Court OF 0rdlns-y or huseoges
ID oosnty. oil he sold before toe Court hous door, In the city
81 Cola skus en- SCteoAY. Se "a Of 0ersnber fert, the real
dence OF The late John q HoSsrd.
A,o. % che ssne dsy, before the cour House door. IN Batter,
fsslor county. ooe plan sHcn on the Wst SIDE OF vlns eNef IN
sLd county, c1nta ming between 80 and q hOssNn3 acres -snd
100 plantations on the asst lie Of ne river 10 The Crssfjrd coun.
y-sns sonisiriss bu'tsso hsndred and The Other hkhsssrsd
END seventy ssrs
fsIss-UssihIi cash. the balance In one and TOO ye.,, 9th
L. sc o. HOWARD, ts'r.
calumb,a "a. Noy. IL. lSei nJlT-tds
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Two L0Ts ON THE SOUTH
L stds or clay, bekween Aanns s,yset and
BROOK AveUue, Tor Nals AZ auctlOa.-WW W sold
Al asetisn on the premises, on FRIDAY, The 3h december, 1864,
Of ~ oleioeh ? n, those too ir.ly beautiful lou, locates a.
above, sdI suias the residence Of ~. DAhnsy =. Miller, both
irontlns so feet, running bach $50 feet TO . eide alley.
fnss-oue Ard cash, balance 81 8 and IL months for rsrct-
,bls pols lrtrat added, or all cnh, 81 the option OF the pur-
chsW 00DOIk q APPHse0E,
novA Auchnneera
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ArPoISrssHr o. CHAFLAIS-RIv NJ B. Ba tett, o.
the Christian church. Uho hs served since the eon
msncement Of the var A. private in the l2.h Va R'gi-
manL has received the appointment Of CaAp,au in the
10 b Va RsgineAt