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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

~ Up to clock to-day nota word Of war
news had been made public IF received) IN
Washington. There was no other news Of IN
terest ana we have no Geographic dispatches.
We had on Saturday telegram from Cal
TO, announcing the existence OF a report at
Pittsburg Landing, that General Beauregard
had proposed an armistice of ten days, and that
the proposal was under consideration by Gene
raj HalIeck Later advices make no mention
of it, and the report was probably incorrect.
Some few cases of small pox. have lately oc-
CURED in this place. The Z. S. authorities
have erected a small hospital for small pox pa
tients, at the north end Of the town
The Il. S. authorities have purchased two
acres Of ground, adjoining the burial grounds
near this place, asa place Of interment for such
soldiers as may die in the service of the govern
ment in the town and neighoorhood
All the prisoners at Fortress Warren have the
privilege of walking within the Enclosure ofthe
Notifications except Gems. Buckner and Thigh
man. who are more strictly guarded
Col. VIM. Fl. Payne, OF Fanquier, hereto
fore reported as being killed at the battle at
Williamsburg, at the last accounts was not
dead. He was, however, severely wounded IN
the cheek and mouth It was Richard Payne,
of lower FauQuier, not Richards PAYNE jr.,
who was killed In the same battle.
The wreck Of the Merrimac lies in direct
line from Tanners Point to Craney lsland a
third of the whole distance off Tangier Point.
Her destruction was complete.
Among the distinguished citizens Of Virginia,
recently deceased, we have omitted to mention,
Judge John W Tyler, Of Fauquier County
A dispatch states that Princeton, in Mercer
county, Va, occupied by Gen Cox's advance,
was captured by the Confederates on Friday,
and recaptured on Saturday. The Confederate
force in that vicinity has been reinforced.
The Legislature at Wheeling adjourned on
the 10Th Acts were passed for creating new
state to be called West Virginia; for appoint
inc majority of State Directors in the Banks;
amending the oath law requiring suitors IN
court to take the oath; repeating the law re-
curing payment for slaves convicted OF CRIME;
for the relief Of Thomas Crux; declaring the
lines of farms in Alexandria, Fairfax and Prince
William Counties; changing the election precinct
at Dranesville to Spring Dale; general election
for State and county officers to take place on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

A dispatch states that Princeton, in Mercer
county, Va, occupied by Gen. Cox's advance,
was captured by the Confederates on Friday,
and recaptured on Saturday. The Confederate
force in that vicinity has been reinforced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

~ Up to 2 Q. clock to-day not a word OF war
news had been made public (if received) in
Washington There was no other news Of in
terest ana we have no telegraphic dispatches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

Among the distinguished citizens Of Virginia,
recently deceased, we have omitted to mention,
Judge John ". Tyler Of Fauquier County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

All the prisoners at Fortress Warren have tn
privilege Of walking within the inclosure 9th
Notifications except Gems. Buckner and Thigh
man, who are more strictly guarded.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-10

iOl!DN "a me |
raParitIa nc
Itself is jastiy
yGOus Win
cal! taia coo
supply such a
from the h
And Xe thI
has virtues
~ run CT The
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-10

1 10
Co,id t.,.. ''1, more 'naa all their weat
My mansion, lies far out OF r,,,a, 10y '''
MY treasures, are where thief G, sa..ss su''
Nor moth corrupt. Ny joys, IT, faetina s,s .soTld
an n"''9ef give nor take away. bsva
NO fear; all, all is sac, 1..i,Aii.r. beaS,s-s
l''''' VINO doth all well. | have no care
nof all my care, is sweetly cast, on H,v
,' "H0 c"reth iol me. hunger not for wba
Wy Se"nty crust is gone, my faith looks m.
H"0 am fed with angels food. And when
Al n'ght, lay me down, upon the coid
Damp srouAd, or, in some broken sbed = u
i'' resi- the curtains of HIS love. are dr,u
n'ound me, and my soul is warm. fo, in
-iy neaT' is kindied up, ray of Heaven
+ nd when few more days have flown
and the last ling'rng sand is gone.
HE will be nigh;
10" blessed then, to lay me down
Aud die
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-10

49,. - - s9-t 9'1at'd uAs'9DeAE q and now
AID lIo9s5s I5as5 la'e. The Proud PIES. bear ar
The good !ool. .. 'Ae "ayside y IN scoa,
Then charity b'. b" IN pity, and be- rag.
How bIess,d 'I' so op! hide tie do they Las
What fount. or an t Al! little do o.. 49,,
mmuanmaaas Joy spring up wit ley dream
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-10

MrCummIngs interested himself in other
purchases for the Government.
O. Since the termination of your duties un-
der that commission have you had any other
transaction with the Government of any kinda
A. Not In the way of contracts Thad one
transaction which, perhaps, might come under
the scope OF your question. When at Washing
ton, after that, heard great clamor on ac-
count OF the want of shoes.-Amoug others.
had heard Gen. Mcdowell say that there were
regiments that could not march on account Of
OF the want OF shoes; and stated this fact 10
eae'secretary OF War. He gave ma o letter 10
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
GREAT BARGAINS @ 3.
t a - SELLINa OFF rec /
BELOW ; { COsTll

ALARGB STOCK OF FANCY GOODS; TRIM =
KINGS. BUTTONS. ETC. sFstf.f ais
In Keller's Building, Lower Broadway Council Buhs.
Mrs. R. ENoEL would respectfully announce to the
people OF Council Bluf and surroundi country that
she llas opened large stock o. Trimmings and fancy
goods the above place. which ehe would invite ths
Ladies' Of Council Bluffs aud vicinity to examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
n. B Mrs. ENoEL has positively decided 70 sell the
above mentioned goods under cost price, to close the
business. 4, : !
Oouncil RlnfIs Nov Sab 1881. ltaG ssa :.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

opRERS Ais Prosessional services 70 toe easeens o.
u Council niuis and yicinity being prepared 70 tFes
sucressfulIy Ill diseases among Horses and Vsuo,
nav and stabling furnished for ~ ae,ne.. M Ws
In Tor treatment. O0.ce at the Civ ao'o', oSps
Br oodway.
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WIN. WARD

A r @ IF TT E O r tfH
COUWCXk DLUFFs, 70 VI.
rTAvING HAD The BEST OPPORTUNITIES OF
II acquiring knowedge Of Design-the best and most
Economical ethOds Of Construction-(and having no
sferesf in any N .chGnic brGnch Of the Building
ssjnsss)-I amprepared to furnish Plans, Specifca-
IONS, Bills Of Nateris and Superntendence for Public
Private Buildings. 202y 'T
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
CURTIS BURROUGHS, :. !.
BUILDER & CONTRACTOR,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

vHvILL sttend the erection Of Public and Privse
w Buildings. upon favorable terms can be bad
elsewhere the Slope. Plans Specifications and Es-
Inmates accurately given and furnished when
desired. .ttts5FEEfF !fif%
E1rSHOP on Main Street, South Of Broadway, North
East corner Of Public Square. q
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

1sLsoRsrulc coxJlHusp 30 youssu EA0ss
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

- 4.I 10y WeSDtuBsVul aux 0Ve
Information has reached Washington,
from private sources, that Pope csme Aup
with and STACKED the enemy again at 9
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

ess . ss Alexandria, Va, Aug. 70. d
At half psst eight this morning Stevarts
cavalry made dash into Vienna. IL 70 70.
ported that fight 10 going on ss Mansssas
to-day. HeintzIeman is reported TO be ia
Jackson's rear, who is supposed to be 20.
OOOs strong. Firing has been distinctly
heard there all day. ss.va,a sfe-a-so
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
r AnPs AND COAL OIL. 4

s. our nne stock Of Lamps are received and We now
offer great nducements in this ne. Thisis the cheap
est light in Best quality Coal Oil s ID 9l,o
per gallon by r. GEESANAN.
4a7 syess# Ea vzJ ifGG.I 4 s "
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
Fremont STILL IN COMMAND or THl
4t 9 ARMY IN MISSOURI. ,.ztra5l

And p. Geesman. two doors East Of the Pacid
House Council BlufRs Iowa s in command Of . large
and well selected stuck Of Drugs and Medicines Paints
Oils, Daguerrean and Ambrotyping Apparatus and Ma
eriais Pure Wines and Liquors, Tobocco and Cigars
every thing in ths stationary line Lamps of an kinds
together with endless variety Of Pcrfumey, Fancy
Goods, &c fs-4.s IL .zs.f
without any boasting we are happy to inform our
friends that prepared to muster goods in our
line in sucient force command the attention OF such
as may favor with CALL and at the same time allow
them all to be taken without killing which Is
all We have say these tmes except that We al
low batteries to be stormad ouy by yellow Boy
regiments 'Our latch ssrins out" and We especi-
ally request cash and short time uyers to pull 1t.
2d7 5g5rEf4 ~ltr tt5Es.r.
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.HAKR AND sHlvERi

Why win yen iinger with the chli.snd Fever when
Smith,s 1Onic Syrup; Stephens yARue Compound
Jaynes' AGue Mixture. Osgood's Indian Ch.iagoeus
oil sovereign remedies for chP aud fevers can be
- 81 sF-FTAf 9alG91& 9f' Tf nERSAMAEsS
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=, i. WOODBURY.,

ss@ r. I. WOODBURY.,
s RG E ON sD~E EN- TT S T.
oaes and Rssidsnes Ne !, f.lmsr's Block, -
0osa1ao11 B1szk1D, iowa.
IN. wOODsuEY. having been located
- II this p,ses for The pat sarss yssrs:: e 3:
UlYyA tMo en0ceat ~ tstehe 4Uemnvo ot
bis vssAl vossa ~ = ~ Stsssae ssvsss
Ing him With their coincidence that they may rely npon
his utmost exertions % perform every operation IN -
perfect manner q poGs1Ale. .x4.,
CouneIL DLvYys,Iewa.
,ss..xsx, ,Octoher 18th, 1850
Or. u. 4. WOODDU1Y-1hO full sett Of ARTIFICIAL
teeth on Gold Plate Which yau roceAtly msde for me-
% snisaby the purpose q their enstructio.,
That cannot refrain from expfeoslng 70 you my high
opinion Of youe ski ss Dentist The Plstes are q
pevs sdspted TO the mouth md to eorh sther, thss
With their aid, bslA speak aAd eat almost as well IS
ifcsmevy did vitA my natural toeth. A. . work Of
90 not think thai the Job aulded 70 can pc snr.
passed Several Dentists had assured me that aett
y ArtiAcial Tseth could not 20 msde - - of any
I've - me; bat you. Sir, hsve overcome The dll-
xy sessshsnded b b5tAsseDsataesse0. ss- SO. =
n90s. y. L. DOuGLAsS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-30
Black Sailors.

Oar readers are probably not aaAge .hal rUrs-
way negroes aie employed in large numbers TO
IRAN the Yankee grIboats, aid sot as marines
Yet sueh, we earn, is the Tact. i gentleman who
Hss lnsejv il NestmoIelaud and the auioinins
contifs, Tells Us tiat tits very common practice
10 md tosts crew. {. GaGA.ss shore to raIaud
DION farmers He AIDA. :ha, they Invariably be.
Asys much better ,hsu the Yankees, AID seldom
la. { more than 10 wanted tor subsistence. We
sheud have expected this The resro is, naturally.
nnless ~he-e corrupted by in!sreJGrse with hirl,
vii. ia general behave win yroYrieiy. Ira oonl-
mixture of the two races i'll greatly Improve the
yanks-s ard ii his sense + is wall IL the m 10
encourage il. They want examples Of good msn.
sla-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-30
New Orleans

The sfistfssses Of New Orleans under the dom.a
ion of Bnilcr are absolutely appalling The bonn
bs.an.sn, of ,he city by Fsrragut would Asvs been
mercy i,selg comp a.ed with what ia people have
had Ia endure iron The deinoa in human form
whom Lincoln has aelso;ed TO torture them - the
ISL extremity. The fate Of tie city should be d
warning to all Southern cities never 20 dream oi
surrenosr Better that nc. one city SHOULD be left
Ia tie South ,haa lbs. he scenes Of New urieabs
should be repeated in any other locality. ~ for
Butler. we fear that lie viii never receive hs de
s.rss in this world. Such ;mmeasuraoe villains
are generally sent GA by TIE DEGREES OF Providence
20 u more fearful tribunal .han any thst earth ST
Yprds
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MAlxu.rE1s.

On the Ssth Of Dposoher. 1869, by the Rev. nj
rlrYsan. Mr.. w r. SIZE formerly Of Caro.sn"
county and Mics MosIIE 4. RGfbkh, Of Aich'
moph, Va.
On Thuraiay. tie ts,h iustsai. ~ the ser9nd
Baptist Church. by REV nr seeley, " BID 5ouS'
SnE and SIf,IIgW HARRIS, both OF Henrco
county.
As.. re.eys Catfsedrsd on the Gath Gecennl.r.
.v tha IA Rev. J. Melii', Mr.. JAMES LOGaH'
RoHOyQH of Qeoreetown, Il q aud Mira Matt
arr G. BROWN. Of Neisou CO. Ma
II Leigh Street Baptist CbuFe h, en ma I,d ,Est
nv tha ksv ] IL Solomon. ~ NJ %. TUoAhN,fo
a,ss FANNIE wHN1 ZotBoHSou0H, al CT
Richmond
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Mirlmpnn pispatrh,


(StM. HcNleltoV
nh. conservative friends OF Mcclellan cling With
srsst persnassty 10 the idea that he isa most Won
a~ssul General, and that his rearpsarance at The
head 81 tie army would change the whole ssrees
ct Fesers. affairs. We have never been able to
sec any reason ia this MCCLELLAN mania Never DID
General have 4 nch.er opportunity OF accomplish
,nv ~s~at scs ults sud never did General raore sig
nay .isarpoint tie expectations Of the weird tnaa
fhis same Mcclellan. He had whole year CT pre-
marathon before he ventuxed 30 attack kiennond'
and for Re greater par: Of that year his army
qasarup!ed THAI Of the Centederases He was not
only superior IN numbers but equally SO III ms to'-
sntitic appliances of war. Tie world aas never
ssen al army No admirably equipped ~ that ~hieh
hs commanded. Whas did lie do With II WHY
did he permit, the Contederaies - recruit foe'f
forces and make some preparation for his recer-
t;on, Who ever heard OF sreas General sitting
sill, tor year al the hssd OF such al s-iny A. mat
Of ncCleyansa And when he did start, what did
he sseoMpishi Msgruder held him back With
on;v ten ;houssni ,asa Oh the Peninsula; tns Con
f.iers,sx whipped ban out of his senses al VII
Ns,nsburr, sud .he swan,pS Of tie Caiekahoniuy
without say assistance tus ioetr potent exna'
iAtious desi,nsisd his rauss And when Ut iss' The
sr.et battle of Richmond csne eli, What became OF
The wonderful asnersl lie vss whipped hke y
dog nom the strongest fostiSessVns OF The CONT
n.ni. aud forced TO seek inslo,io:s refuge under
,hs ga. low Of his gunecs,s. II viii not 40 t. tsk
q. neCIe!ian Is great Geu2Ta- He N played
uat" long ago. He Is crest arsggArt AMI = kre At
falsi!yer, sss HIS innumersble boss;iul and lying
psudce .oils from this neighborhood demonstrated
and an insincsce and weak spirited man, rs ha
hollow lsrdaiion Of Gen kearney. who hsd s."
roundly denounced him, .uly proved but he loss
tsa ti,nes ss naSny 81 Burnside IN his ""n To
k,eaulond" The NoriA ned An: eKpec: 10 scare
II. South from its proprie.y bS the CHEST OF dead
AID buried reputation
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The CpnScription Law

There are uamistak Able signs tha. the eocscsip
ion Law will BE- rigidy exscuasd. and the military
length IF .hs country, as tar a. demanded By the
action OF Congress. bs faI!y brought our. TIE
Government is awake to the ezigeusias OF The
country. l. is not re!ytas upon inierFsniicn, or
rpor any pease party IL he No.th. 1t places its
dependence il HeETen. AID in liz ;1ied vslor ssd
de o.on Of its people Tha spring NE h9fe, will
nua The South vast camp and every man a
sni.i;.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-30
srFgfAL NOTICES.

E1ss gLAoK PEPPER, sods, Cream 1Sutar.
Iuusgo Cuhebs, French Cagaules, Caster Oil Cnp.
sucs scspa. Combs, Tooth Brushes iust received.
wAwThD-~Alle empty Yeast Powder or MNstafd
BONES, l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
ia 3o-ats Corner OF 9Th ani Broad SIS.
sg~ FINE LIQUORS. &c, FOR FAMILY AND
MEDICINAL UsAGenulne 3CoTCH and IRISH
vxufSRRY; Mountain. Rye, and Corn Whaskey;
pare peseh and Apple Brandy; Cherry Bounce.
ac ALAG on Lard, Foreign and Domestic Pickles
and Sauces; Sp,ced Tomato Cat,up; Havana and
Domestic Cigars best brands Chewing and Smok'
aa Tobacco, snd rest quality fesrique Tobacco.
Call f. BRlOkEMS,
No. l. ExchAnge Hotel Building
90 "a -6tt Pearl street.
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BY Robinson, Adams 4 c. AZ.

ny heoinssns Adams 4 Co., ApeT
GALS OF DAMAGED GOODS
~ ed at sRction, on TUESDAY, he so,s ;s's
a. our store, corner OF ssL ana Main sues, :. ID
o'clock, lot OF damaged Goods. a. foaov, d "
Lot Of - Osraburg. and sheetina,
Cotton YarIs slightly damaged.
Lot OF Manufactured Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco, etc. etc.
VIII also add articles In good order
80 80 6e BIZ; choice Brown Sugars,
30 boxes Candles,
20 Brown Soap.
S kegs Soda
so sacks Bait,
10 bbls. Rock Salt,
Is dozen Rrooms.
Mace, bpice. Gloves eto
Also 10 bags WHOLE PEPPER
de25 ROBINSON, ADAMS On .,...
ALSO
tb.s. Golden Syrup,
50 yds. three ply Csrpetins;
Lot Ladies' Congress Gsiters Su,usodsrs.
Lot Al B'eacbed Cotton Black CalIoo' Ss
de % ROBINSON. ADAMS l. 90 Auc,s
10 barrels Refined Oil
barrels Turpsniire.
ALSO
IL pieces Mourning Calico,
IL pieces Country Jeans,
l piece Fulied Cloth,
bales Cotton Yarns,
$50 pscks London Pins,
Sole Leather Trunk,
q lbs. English Black Thread.
de 80 ROBINSOH. ADAMS l. CO.. Auss
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AiOTiUx 40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entisis
~ TO claim under 6thsdu'es 4. b. and G. In the
tiot6 OF trust from Vim. Bootwr.gh. 10 wm r.
Tayiof Ind 4, Z. Howison, Trustees, dated the 9th
dEy Of April, 1857, rendered la the Richmond Hus.
siDgs Court are requested 10 present their GLAZING,
pIopssy authenticated. 10 the Undersigned, at his
omcs. Governor street, In order 10 settlement az
csftaiamsnt OF dvidsnds. and distribution accord
iGy 70 the terms Of tho deed
ds UT. Y. 7. HOwIEON, Trustee.
CLAVK IAsURAsoE.-THE LYTUaEURG
- Hop and Fire Insurance Compxny.-Thls
Con psny irsures ekAVke, TOR one or = term of
u y the of6cs 70 examine subjects for insu.
r1beS from 70 10 o'clock 4 II and 10 O'Clock
T. =. W1, 4. CHARTAR6, Agent
Office IIth. between Main ard BauL Sta
A 31-&ta
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liaKaau NA hiS hOIy Neflt.
Funeral Notice. II ne iuuefel q
. ~ .nl u E~u y
i1hfYnxaNN-

Died, on tie 9Th Of Zee, from wGundS Tere.se&
in battle before Fredericksburg. Lieut.. T.to3Ao
&. TAYLOR o: 10. q, @3i Reg vs.. Nos, eyed
- yesrs.
In the midst OF l.G. we III death ia : short,
but one Of the untenying truths Of Holy Scripture,
and seldom Is it more cear'y t&emr'Lcd shan IA
the ease Of h- who Is he subject ot las bvie: as
well ~ i.lpetfsct sketch. 9Ho"aS r. -hftoi;
wss one Ut those who, ut ths oltn9eA4 q This ~sE
M bly, aep.ed 'orw nd resolved ia ID cr die IN
his eoun.rys cause; sBG molly, ~ ~e- - arAvely,
has he d-,s 50. hhteri2g the army AZ & . capacity
OF s private III fhe Amelia K Hsa, ttfoIl ts ecaatF
of tina. name 10, b. h!s orderly conduct i,o.h"ry
disposition au6 soldjcEiy bearing won ths es!ealu
AID love OF Mis- fellow soldiers, raa % Saw their
appreciation of him. elac.c3 him 81 l.!~nte1-H: q
the 2!s. Ct April ls6a. as Such h 2"too Gn,il the
iith Of august, whsu ha ty es.ua. line Ct p.o
motion, attained The .st LieuECnsncy Of KS con.
pany, in which capacity he Wa sesias WHOM h re-
<aived his mortal wound. which rf.s caEsa4 ~ =
irs sraent q she'll OF Dec l3tsl while pressing ;oc
80 wiz his company 20 the bet'ls field. 10
!lve5 but four days after resolving ;bc wound, dg
ihg n the Il IA az the yganth, LEAVING aged
f4ther aad mother, rs well IS broiG9rs, sisters, aud
A hos; Of triscis - mourn their loss.
Dearest brotheg, thou has left us.
We thy loss mos. deeply feel
Eur lis Ok who hath Errets Us,
He eau gIi our scrro1s Lesl
~ = Q SMITH.
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3 CARD.--In the MAKO of The f.ck and
wounded .oldiers CT tbs Htsgi;al return car
nos. sircere tkank& ~ the Young Aens ChTi-tiso
2aocistio1 for the many donations received from
than ircm tiuis 20 time at the hands &c aT. lin.
AID nope that will be as we! remembered -
ih- i5Itrre aa Nc have been i5r the past.
Ee-y respectfully,
& $. WEST, SursecE in charge.
c. z SLOAN. Il 5soitai Steward.
t}roarsl rnnri., M. u. Richmond. Dec q
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DIED,

O., Saturday, the ssh &C neceo'ber, lah', kiCiti
ARD r OLIVER IL tue S64h year ~ h'a age, seas'
Ing a devoted vile 80 mourn his l"se.
i,is f,u.y al viii be preached q. sidney Chapel
Sunday the ath day OF January, lSt'. a. II ocik +.
N his friends and acquaintance are requested 30
attend withou. farther notice.
CFSseIsh papers please copy,
On he 9Th December. RICHAfSD LEE infant
son of J ". aud NJ J. Whtm0re,
Tho Lord gave aud The Lord hsth taken a"ay
blessed ba his holy name.
Funeral Notice. II ne iuueral Of laABELiss
daughter Of v H. and r. A Cox viii AL taoe
from the Il residence ca "a g., this Gsy NJ CHI
Tbs friends of the family rcquoesd 70 attend.
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w. CJaHa,
~ BUNiOES, Gallo ssIlIEs,
Nails sc,
Treated without pain or incos venience. fy
DR. SCHULTZ
The Surgeon Ihiropodis;.
EF-Otiio- Wall Street Hole. " al! street.
lie .t0-..,&
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hOWEkS L. VALkNTlN
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, between l3,h and 18th.
Offer THAR services for tho sale of Country Pro
duee, Manufactured Tobacco. Cotton, and all de-
scriptions OF Dry Goods. Groceries. &c.
Ali oonsixnmeuts shall have our best personal At
tenon. and when consignors desire sale to Do made
by auction, we have made arrangements for such
salea WH. II. POWERS.
de- 13~-sodI0t MAEu & VALNNTINE. JR.