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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-23

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an tiadss II JMssiesii nsn - .sss, sstAs'sesS F"'
sibfs price,.
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Located in Chicago. New York City.
BROOKLYN. ;'h'iadeIrhia. Albany.
Troy. l3Ihsio, Cleveland,
D+tloit. and
~. Louis.
SCHOLARSHIPS CAN RE PURCHASED AT
) either point aud good al all Col eyes.
Til COLLEGIATE COURSE
Emtrac". rounle ard Single Entry Bookkeeping.
Comm"rcsai Conf nta.:nns, Commercial Law, penman-
hip, Business corresgondence, Partner'hip, SEAT
m-uts- s.e.
DEPARTMENT OF BooK-KEEPING
And Accounts" r. a. iH"d and conducted ~ the Count"
n--r""m sy-t m tn halls II study being fitted up
WITH appropriate counters desk. etc a. IN real hu i
ness, and n" student introduced At once to the prarti-
cal york rs and routine Of Banks. Commission hous-
es. Railroad Uai"cs. and Counting Rooms generally.
PRACTICAL TENT BOOKS.
The t~aacl5rg IN the B,ok-keelirg Department !.
mostly from written m-nnscr'pt forms. with oral in
~rructinns. lectures and blackboard calculations. in ad
- thorough and edecrual as possible, the followia,
t-Yt book have h"eH prepared:
BRYANT K STATIONS B0oK-KEEpING, /,
THREE EDITIONS.
/. Primary Edition, for Common Schools, 1872 page.
.. nise school Edition; 70. High schoolsand Aeaa
=. Counting uoase Ealtion, for Accountants an,
bnstres- Mon, b pages
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-23
Horace Waters MelOdeons.

Horace Waters Melodeo"s.
.o..~ God Cases. Tuned to Equal Tempe amens
With, N, pa,en, Divided swell and Sole Stop. -
No. Il octave, scroll leg'' fT'm : go
" as d" piano style. rtor' ~"
:. s-s I" two stops and two set. o~f,eed., $50
=. IS I" two stops. two sets Of reeds, and
wohanks of keys, :"
- SIS octave Organ Meiodcons. w" eahAs = ~,
KEYS. reds al bass, four and six stops, go. .1S, 800
These Me!odso ns remain in tune . long time. bach
Meedecn warranted for three years
The Alexandra Orsa"
,,.rs.1 instrument, corresponding In power and com.
PASS to the ordinary IL feet pipe organ. All "ho nave
any knowledge of the Piano csn perform upon she m
strumeut without difficulty, the key board being me
came As ,hs, of the Piano. In sire it i, from } 10 g..
fee, high. and from a. to fleet wide: II IS elegant in
form end solid in construction. II q more easiy re-
moved than the upright Piano. and possesses the re-.
msrkatle advantage Of seldom II ever getting cut OF
tune. ~
In rosewood cases, S stops. sioo
"a" AS
The same. size larger. 800
The same, in fner case. $50
The same. in rich rosewood case. 300
"a stops, With percussion, $40
The same, size larger. 3So
- stops. With percussion. and expression Ala main, 35
The same, in rich rosewood case. s5
A liberia, discount to cash customers during the war,
and AL extra discount 70 Ciercynen. Churches, 5 b.
bath schools. Lodges, Summaries snd teachers. The
Trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
GRACE ATERS Agent,
Nc. +sl Broadway, New York.
UuE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNK-lS.0 600 copies issu-
! cd in four weeks. A superior collection OF choice
Tunes and Hymns, written and composed fcrthe times,
to he sang during the war ny the uprising millions OF
mer. women and children. who stand by the flag OF cur
country and despise traitors. I; contains g. pages Of
Songs. paets and Choruses. both sacred and secular.
Among the number are the following popular songs
The Star Spanglei Banner. The Flag of our Union For
ever, v here Liberty Dwells There is my Country. God
Speed the Right. My Country Ills of Thee, Our Flag is
There. Flag Of the Nation, o Care for Them Tenderly,
Thy Country Calls Thee. The Christian Here, Columbia
the Gem Of the Ocean, Freemen's Gathering &c. Also,
Billie Account Of the Great Slaughter Of Traitors in the
days OF King G"ho.iphat. All Tor 10 cents, or So re'
hundred. Just published ny
ORACE WATERS, Agent.
No. AL Broad way, New York.
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GO TO TIE POST OFFICE

I" bny all kinds Of Justices BlauLa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-23

JOINS CRosBxY's AMssicAs CsNEH1 U.r.,.
for sale at the Post Office. See sdyersise"''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-23
New n.ia frirroyrd instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE

which after years Of srl-atiir experimenting I tav
trrr.ltto perfection. Iid&"slI4 49,! ur,Sn instant,
without Injury to tie har ar 81 warre' ed thr lr.
artit.e Of the klLd ia existence. Pr r"-DllY SO Cts
::rpCt, SO Ecy Street. New York.
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

VvNIlOsE Who wish any goods In my line, will rsmem-
u Der that keep good stock--buy iot cash-kssp
my expenses liz ht-and and win ssal = cheap Or
cheaper than any house In the wet.
always engrsvs goods that admit Of 1t, NEE o.
charge.
ST. Remember the place directly opposite where
the great trs tick placs. AUGUSTUS eRENCB.
20Si
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

New York, July 10.
Flour receipts 81, 758 bbls; market active
&c better; sales 1900 bbls, 4,5Oa4,90 super
red western; 5a5,lO comnen to medium
extra western. ... ........-
Wheat receipts 1e2, 2ss bush; market lc
better, more doing; sales 100, 600 bush / ,06
ALOE choice Nil. club; 1,l3al,l amber
Iowa. p.
Fr. MONROE, July Is.
A spy was captured yesterday p. m. by
some telegraph men.
Our gunboats have been Smelling the
woods along the banks of the rivar. Only
one gun was seen to be fred by the rebels.
A schooner seized at Hsrrison's landing
yesterday, by order Of Gen. Mcclellan, Was
sent to Baltimore with all her cargo. She
had liquors aboard and belonged to suffers.
There was skirmish at Williamsburg
Friday, between federals and rebel pickets.
Three rebels were killed and seven captur.
ed. o.".
Generals Richardson and German paid
flying visit here o.day, they return i'm.
med'ately to the army. Hospitals are be.
ing rapidly constructed at Hampton. Col
onels Forney, Of La, and Williams of Va,
and Capt. Murphy, Of Alabama, arrived
here from Harrison's Landing, they were
wounded and taken prisoners at Williams
burg.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
McClellandss Address tohts Army.

MeClellandss Address to'his Army.
On the 4th inst, Gen. Mcclellan issued
from his headquarters near Harrison's land.
ing, the following address: a..a
Soldiers O the Army Of the Potomac.
Your achievements Of the last ten days
have illustrated the valor and endurance
Of the American soldier. Attacked by supe-
rior forces, and without hope Of reinforce
ments, you have succeeded in changing
your base of operations by a flank move.
ment, always regarded as the most hazard
Gus Of military expedients. You have
saved all your material, all your trains,
and all your guns, except few lost in bat
tie, taking in return guns and colors from
the enemy. Under every disadvantage Of
numbers, and necessarily Of position, you
have in every conflict beaten back your
foes, with enormous slaughter. We are
prepared to meet the enemy who may at
any time attack you. Let them come, and
we will convert their repulse into final
defeat. Your government is strengthen
ing you with the resources Of great peo-
plc On this, our national birthday, we
declare to our foes, who are rebels to the
best interests of mankind, that this army
shall enter the capital Of the so-called Con-
iederacy; that our national constitution
shall prevail; and that the Union which can
alone insure internal security and peace to
each State must and shall be preserved, cost
what it may, in time, treasure, and blood
(SignedD G. B. MCCLELLAN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

The pla"e to buy your Domestics, such - Calicos
sheetings, Dslainss, Bleached Nuslins, Nickorys
Checks, &C., &C., at
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

~" The bill locating an U. S. arsenal
on Rock Island, near Davenport, passed
the House just as it came from tho Senate
and it is doubtless ere this signed and be-
come A law -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
gatest 9ews.
TELEGRAPHlC..

lkeported tor the North Iowa TIMRs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28

marty nouns over the wrongs Of the slave,
or rejoice in his liberation,
You arc tho Inst President 70 whom the
opportunity was ever offered coustitutionally
TO inaugurste such DAY. II You fail Us
now, you may be the last. Lit, then. the
weight from the hear, Of this people. Let
them breath free once more. Extirpaie the
bIigbtins curse, living threat throughout
long years past, that has sn.tten at last With
Oscillation lad 70 which Gcd had granted
everything but wisdom and justice. Give
back 70 the nation its Hope and Faith ia a
Future Of Peace and undisturbed Prosperity.
Fulfll-you c-u FAR more than fulhil-ihe
brightest anticipations OF those Who, IN the
name Of Human Freedom. and 10 The face oil
threats that have ripcned into terrible resli-
ties since. fought that battle which placed
you where you now stand.
RosExr DALE OWEN.
Nrw YoRE, Sept IL, l-62.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28

The Democratic Jubilation which Was TO
have occurred at Rockville on Saturday last
,ro,sd TO be an entire failure. But fsv
,sr.ous assembled at the place appointed.
and they we're disappointed. as no speakers
ger. prescn. to address them. The special
train advertised to run from this point did
no, do 20, from the fact that no tickets were
a;.Do.ed Of for the "Trip. The whole matter
wa. a movsmsns by some ofthe leaders OF the
p.rty Who regard very lightly the important
condition of tho country. and who ~ou'e
,.,her iublls,e over the success Of their par
A. than over the restoration of the Union.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28

El.qasst L.nr from Robert Dat, oren.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28

ys.tsrdavs Senfinel contains an address
% tho people Of tho State by the Democrats
State Central Committee. Some portions oil
IN. address arc marked by seeming fairness
and uatrIotism while other portions OF arc
eh.r.cterixed by the grossost exaggeraticns-
I, shows the utter want Of magnamini'y In
tho,. who prepared IL. In abusing that por'
ton Of the party which thought proper to act
with tho Union party. through the canvass
and vots for It's candidates ut the termination
of,he canvass. OF course tho address claims
a great Democratic victory. It's average
majority Is stated 20 DO about ten thousand.
Hat under the circumstances this success can
not be fairly claimed asa victory at ALL
Ths fact i we'll established that at least
four Union men from this State belong to the
army TO one Democrat. The vote Of the
soldiers OF Iowa shows, that noe Union mer
70 ono Democrat have joined the army. anC
tho difference IN favor Of the Union men II
this State is almost, Il not entirely as grea
asnis there. The Democratic majority 4
about ten thousand ~ tho address alleges
There are about seventy-Gsc thousand o
tho voters OF Indiana ia the army, and
this number. the majority Of Union votes
large enough to overcome the ten thousan
Democratic majority referred to. and Civ
the Union ticket a majority OF at least twer
q thousand. Under the circumstances
vas an easy matter for tho Democrats to vi
victory They remained at home TO o
sanize their party and TO vote. while u
unconditional Union men went TO the d'
fence Of their country and its institutions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28

Isskis mornings paper win be seen the
letter Of RosEsT DALE OWEN to tho Presi-
deut on the emancipation proclamation. IL
preseoss the matter in a.eiear iigh,, aud must
convince candid men Of the justice Of the
peoclama..on. Mr.. owrs has hitherto been
ono Of the leading Democrats Of the West.
and has not changed bis politics in thus sup
porsing the doctrine ~, forth Is his letter.
Ills high ability and patriotism every man
gill admit. lie does not see that the rebels
have ans constitutional rights. especially
when they are at var upon the Constitution
itself. They have forfeited rs protection
ard cannot claim anything under H.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28
REwARE or VOWS rERFgIr.

BEWARE OF couS rERFYITs
So tbsttks signature a 70. n 5ACKs0s
o. she Wrapper q earb toflis.
frinci pal one sfif usurfaefsrv. - eli Aftb
sffest. Io>Fs Fykss
lss,es-sors q G. n. JACKSON co. prsprirfe.s.
ss Per s.ir ~ Drurxisis sni Dealers erery
vtsIe. art ~
J.B cCxsIN6HAH-Tsrren Haste.
=. hAkaExIROCI-Sanffo
= Ek Tsk--Nitfiefcwn:
s~y< x1-e~sv-w1y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28


THIS INSTITUTION Is CON
Il DyCrED by Wm. Haskell. formerly arst a.
sasiars Teacher IA BFyants Commercial College. In
cai COLLEGE Attica IL Is also under the direction
81 lrOf 4. J. Bryant Principal. Of RrN anti Com
u,erciai College At indianapolis. Of the oidcst
ard most popular Commercial Teachers IN the West.
COURSE OF STUDY.
Book-keepins.
By Single aud Double Entry, As prac,lcally applss
10 Retail, Wholesale. Manufacturing, Railroscfng.
Banking, Individual, Partnership. IConrni~ion aud
Compound Company business.
PeamaHShiP.
For which We have been awarded the first prises
for many years. ebr acing every style OF Plain aud
Ornamental Writing, Fiourishing aud Lstiering
Mercantile irifhmofie.
With the application Il natural sss,eusu, aad
cancellation.
o. Commercial Usases. Commercial Law $40 PIT.
teal Economy.
Mercantile Correspondence.
pleasant exercise Cor student and es>eansl qrsHe
cation fof the business mar.
Counterfeit Money,
TIE scenee Of detccsins IL by rule. AID lrslfauoas.
Tuics son, 20 any address on receipt q 80 ceuss
Necessary Preparation.
| Iii. only c.senth that the student understand.
the cyuimon English branches 60 b. qualified O.
/ ter 'his school.
T,'re ~ catering
There ate NJ classes or .lans, lui students are
taught separately at their own desks. aut can enter
| al any time.
s.7'ime for Comrietrs.
Pull Course from eight 10 twelve weeks. depend 4.
Ing In all the scholar yet, it a.
portant that every agreement has q densite tsrmi-
nation. the time allowed will be limited TO six
months from dat. Of commencement.
Partial Course, embracing complete 81 4 tcoA
Tor farm, shops. office of small retail busnsna may
70 fully understood Ia few
Terms.
For complete Commercial Course. ........ 5000,
FOR a complete Course, PENN nship Dept. lb.c
fot complete Course, BUSINESS fcsmanship Z q
For a complete Course Mercantile Arithmetic &c
Payable in all cases ftiiciiy IN advance.
Thoss DESTROYS Of good situation after gfaluaiia
will certainly bud 1t 20 iheir advantage {, aiten
this Institution.
Notice % BaSintss Ma.
a All business In oar department, a. cop Ing. Jou
naiising, posting, sotiling accounts, opening an
closing books, a. viii receive prompt End 81
cient attention.
Those wsnilAg either accountants. -al,sfncn
agents. are requested 60 call on address az. VII
fall information Of qualilc aiious viii lie given.
pa-rersuns expecting written answer viii plea
enclose a stamp and address,
. T. !. bEvASr, pIest., 90 NN. uAsssiL, fTin0ip.
" indianapolis Ierge iiauie
Those desiring. ref~r with pleasure u the ..
lowing business men, "a
Re1ereaces
c.Fistehsr, In.'lis. Bowen, Stewart Co. Iuai
H. A. Fletcher. |" wight, bates & Mcguire
King Dr. n X. Hays. Atfica.
an. Potter. Terrc Hautr, { Dickson, in'israPs
Il. ". William. "
{ NN. HASKELL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28
To the Public.

On the 9th inst. the following card ap-
peared in the columns Of the DAILY Ex-
PRrss:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28

.bocs this matter. fhAvc lived too long,
and my circumstances now NE such that
hass no ambition 10 be qusrrel, a. OF sff'r'nS
,siia MY neisibers about The Pretts ca Sooas'
Unless yos call and see me and give me some
explanation about this raattsr, dih eren' non
what now understand il. ! iuiend making
= plain and brief c.&tement OF tho tvanssr'-
ton In the public print.
Yours Respectfully.
lSigned) y W. PorlEh'
October a3d, 1852.
The italics in the last part OF the letter are
our Own. We beg the parton of the public
for trespassing 50 much upon their patience
by so long communication, but trust the
unproyoked attack upon Us viii be suih-
cient excuse. In conclusion, We will say
that we shall take no farther notice Of the
affair or Of Mr.. Potter.
Respectfully.
A.C.Sw.s PoTwIN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-28

THE MOST ELEGANT ROOMS,
THE MOST ELEGANT GOODS
THE MOST ELEGANT STYLES
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-09
HUMANITARIAN FoR .ALF.

WILL Oatr for sale :, public sHsten WEDNESDAY ceo.
Der Stu ls6l fair not The srst lair day thsreaf
prev lusly usPOsvd a Pvatry the r upon Which este
Tas farm contains shOt 80 Acres bsy ia Ihs s.u q Eise
ma s1d ne the aads Of Capt walker p Barbour toiag
laval ON snii the best q-al Of Southwest koun.
tain I'd
ha Of the cleared land lies ct the base OF tie
Gins the eastern slope OF the mountain aia IL
well pd 70 AL Ire rrases aad crops osn Il thii lecSn
Gordosyle, GepCt the ,hgns Cenrai ana Alexandra
"A Ire Is ii tan fogr ui6s BY aeAdam ze1 road
Tae ana be sold The ,ooWiag s:One Third cash,
the srd lao equt s;smnt he PurShA-
Ing bonds bearing itsTsst seGsed W ust ded on te
nd r the shcls AMOUNT will be received "a cash saua te
purchase prefer L.
Pss III be syea for sesjlrg wheat AID iui pa
.eysion On thr Isl Of JaRuEIy ISIS.
~ sostomee 10 Gordonsvhle.
Sta z. ". ANEEAfNN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-09
XEGn S So ~ SIPS. 2Ssi Va ~. i

u rrop erty IA the IOWA of liberty, Va oil
one for sale pub 10 oa TUESDAY Soh sep enber
galt hall Los Mali In ths Town o. Ioefy
reo1xnE she esAs Of the late DR.. Il NJ Pg via all
he 2Tovs9snts hsrsto att che sing Of treL owed
Of The town sse and conuOdOts Store House and iuIbef
E0o 5estdt best location tor merchant 10 ihs toSo'
an alEsyi c,mGaadnc Odret vita several Ioons afoYe
tahls Cls tis IND seems, kitchen, smoke heu e Ice
hus aud DIT cs9Iy with ~ Helen Tor si n I.s
Ala, lns gard-n and with fronting on
he stee There ing well OF good water Ia tae .rd
he own liberty Bsauul situated in the county CT
Re- 5rl a5cut tn mi nom an. the Blue Ridge
nal n the u q fertile c.Gn'ry and Immediately on
ne VI -sl.a ~ fenats1ee R2iroad
r re-. ing proJry III .hcvn TO psrton Ssing 70
examine H By ~ Achest Cens-t e Lsey, and ary thsF
flaon - reference 20 can obtained addressing t1e
ibscr,es AZ sstgs rsv n, PoshSan County, or AeWn
PAGE { O., amp ~ CourI h.ufe, Va
Jas NJ SUBMIT. E1'or Of
..,o-r.5 ThJm,s 81 Page, Gee d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-09

GxFrRG DEsPERAFH -rns ausnoIIses OF New iofk
oa, have appropriated $500 600 for AddtO0al O0un-s
90 msa volunteering for lhs var and $4,000 20 each
n. T. STATE KsiA regiment which shall 0reanzi eiga
bs,tlon companies and volunteer for nne months &C
Uye service Volunteers existing within tie twenty
DAYS sill receive Immediately from the Comptroller O.
IL, civ $50 bounty addition to al other o9ur.ss here
t,gors sarsd or agreed to be paid vllnsesr soldiers
=, tss STATE OF New York, or ~ the Uoi,sd Safes
LIBERAL provision also made 'Or Tie families Of 7o'aa-
ter; the Beard Of Supervisors having appropriated
$3.50 600 for the purpose. From this tuad vi" BE- psd
Gun DOT exceeding Ten doars per month 70 no Ne, ard
two d5ns per mouth 10 eaea cid uaees ten years o.
sE,,of families OF al volunteers from the city ard
e9ansy Of New York
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-09

FacS Tx SEAs'AE0-Tav I,P3sg VA Ia ci4custicn
ys-srd4y, 10. Re Ysrkse5 bad lva,uaisi E5ztclk-
lie iocEgg extract isoa lls F5r,Esss golIos ccnts-
D. Ia,co Of III E5z Yoga Herald, 5AeJ alst III. gives
5 ,olo, Of PROBABILITY 10 ,uo ryp7ss:
Tais morning tie Norfolk boa, which has heretofore
fa1 regularly S5tuesa Norfolk as3 Lhs p,-ce came over
th troops and discharged them o. th1 steamship Bal
A. l5lg il the ads, Eld returned 20 Norfolk whoul
ms Gl- sPpsreaLy Tor NOSE yroops to be disposed Of
b lh5 sane Nag.
Tu,re is evidently much secrs. eI';;eusE: anoHs the
dsrll oGicsrs IN this place, and toe secssh oc:ly
ov.r ~hat they claim 70 be dsles: in tho late GgEy
movements under Gen. Pope.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-09
nY TER 0oyERSGR or VIRGINIA,
A PEpCL AHATIDy

vrrasRFAs srrpr.ssuted By many sFeascf State ihs,
~ ti I'M obtsn sspPhts OF the say fnss
~ except tsbloas plies ied e7'n ues NOS 10 7'
ouaut tie. sup gy the dsua-d and portion Of the t
~ his 1wesl frou VIII cl 10 qsaniy ~ "a!
dc lyzI IN the pcsIs0n o. ths puzzle enemy and III
mptug Woiks being b. pivste Trson aod cd ny
tate s-te.prse los N 'Cus furnish n rscr.a
~ .r the CoEEumlI people, nd yet ETe prePcf
Ion the 4uuus Trotu d the seks coaacas expSrti
mo the rs'ghtcTing etzhs;
Aad te s.u Of 'oregn ~ hai been fft-dsi
q ~ the .cr atc n ~ sDd Goi F.c.s.. j.
al G lie sapp ard The Tapidy
.antieg viii b. LC.rsa = ~ ss III re
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&C. 4ety-
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4 3. osd, o. tis4E - DAY = 81. Xrr!R te=l ::
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j-.I5, nc utz'.oa -e-'h, = Esh c1f ~ 100 G.,
i'e' r,: 10 h orlsel, .as IA le STA zee. o. 70
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szs Sod tfe'etsrT Of the vroavsste
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-09

OossRz,sIoS4L Ia he Ssllts, yesterday, resolution
49, aao9,s1 asking the P-s.mas-r General 20 explain
tls causes Of the ds,sy CT tho ssg.tsesera ma. a.
Lrao55lrg aai Btsc.- 40, a rs0uCsa relative .o
zkssa.on Of soldiers vi.-gl. ul.L BIB were passed
d * sle pay Of ElgiueSts Ct The May, etc, and
ams.diag ths &C. Orglaizug the marine cory TIE tx
smg.ion 5l vas further debated.
II she House, OH Sas passed p-oviiag for the fa,.
cher ssle ofNressgry noles As9, brl - pa 20 he
Clocs~ Naioa he neFSs: On certain b0rtsd TO them
b, no S.l.a Of Virginia TIE consideration Of tie Con
esp. BIZ va Issumed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-09

Gas. EsisSsT's Ds,rH S,Uyg 4 .y..cr, IL yss;,T-
aAy's #ag, stated tss. Gen, A-ar2sy killed vile,
susr?a 20 escape rem eur rsz, alter slrreateriag.
20 avoid tke sg..,a SGD a. Lin be rse'a,d bic bc1y
tosSl-d usoa tie usc> yl l so,sg, ba. slis sEps:.cl
1; i-s sys EN-. 1,n &c 10y VA, ;.ksn 70 Washing
So e ks supposed SO; s had de- hen E2alt cs1as,
&c 30 -7cld vs. c5ssIysj o. LIS p-Iscl; Il. ite en-
buE1F5 is,5y,rsl Ia. 5ll tad easer,a tas :! 90
rt,: o. Is lles SD srass-s1d a,s body ieaS,h=s.,
llissg us-r the su.es c. me ?ss p,s' = tie o.ssss
So r. g Sc Washington ccgesgoIGer. Il me y. Y.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-09
PROCLAMATION.
stats CE SOUTH CAgOLINl.

JAMIok President Of tie convent on q tbs People
golih CsIoinR, Siue Of the Aut o! We sd IN ~
h sd Co vsnto5 and n N.ces With TIE ovito Of
a ce sssa ~ b. said TOO u IN ia, Of TEa.
arya oGsand egtl u7or-d and ak tw' w o.
esd n Il Gre toavt niou he eli be requested
isvri gio q, tyaSyt sniyreGbtscf copve.tr sa,
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t.oa DELAY sta place 10 Jy Ok d. all -
90 Itqss IN wit ~ fss lie made esy twenty members
iJp Do heres esnyke the Ne
rarsbs1 sid Ssmbe - u frb Ia tho
3sts ad a. 70 6'coes en- TCssOAY The sh dsyef
gust mkt
Gytn u-dg- ny baai a. rurEo tVsn hrl dag OF Fey
iss IN tie year Lo.d h5usaaj cY hsnarei aud
sty NO. . ,. JtMisJs,
-aa- $50 pres ie' I Of To CoaVen.i5.-