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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04

TAKE CARE OF LITTLE THINGs.-The
following extract contains the substance
Of many sermons on the importance Of
little things. Mr.. Irving, in his Life of
Washington, says that great aud good
man was careful of small things, bestow-
ing attention on the minutest affairs of
his household as closely as upon the most
important concerns Of the Republic. The
editor of the "Merchants' Magazine" in
speaking of the fact says:-"No man
ever made fortune or rose to greatness
IN any department, without being careful
Of small things. AS the beach is com.
posed of grains Of sand, as the ocean is
made Of drops Of water, so the million.
aires Is the aggregation Of the profits of
single adventures, often inconsiderable in
amount. Every eminent mel chant, from
Girard and Aston down, has been noted
for his attention to details. Few distin.
guished lawyers have ever practiced in the
courts who were not remarkable for
similar characteristic. II was one of the
pecnliarities Of the first Napoleon's mind.
The most petty details in his household
expenses, the most trivial facts relative
TO his troops, were, in his opinion, as
worthy OF his attention as the tactics Of a
battle, the revising of code. Demos
themes, the worlds unrivalled orator, was
o. anxious about his gestures or intona-
tons as about the texture of his argu-
msnt or the grandeur of his words.
Before such great examples and in the
very highest walks o. intellect, how con-
temptible the conduct Of the small minds
who can despise small things"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04
Selected goetru.
A RETROSPECTIVE VIEW.
by THOMAS HOOD.


BY THOMAS HOOD.
o, when was a tiny boy,
My days and nights wero full Of 10Y,
Ny mates were bliths aud lind
No wonder that sometimes sigh,
And dash the teaT-drop from my eye,
To east look behind
A hoop was an eternal round
CT pleasure. In those days found
A toy ajOyOus things
But now those past delight. / drop,
Ny head, alas is all my top,
And careful thoughts the string,
Hy kite, how fast and far II few
whilat I, sort of Franklin, drew
My pleasures from the sky!
Twas papsrod DER with studious themes
The tasks l wrote,-my present dreams
win never soar 10 high
Ny Joys are wingless all and dead;
Ny dumps are made Of more than leadi
Ny fights soon find fall
My tears prevail, my fancies drOop,
Joy never cometh with hoop,
And seldom with call
Ny footballs laid upon the shelf.
Am shuttlecock myself
Tho word knocks to and FRO
Ny archery is all unlearned,
And grief against myself has turned
My ARROWS and my bow.
No more in noontide sun baSk;
Ny authorship an endless task
Ny head'S pe'or out Of school,
Ny heart is panied with scorn and slight,
have too many foes to fight,
And friends grow strangely cool
No skies 20 blue or 30 serene
As thSn no leaves look half so green
As clothed the playground tree;
All things loved are altered so.
Nor docs it case my heart to know
That change resides in mo
o for the garb that marked the boy,
The trowscrs made Of corduroy
Well linked with black and red;
Tho crownless hat ne or deemed an ill
IL only lot the sunshine still
hepose upon my head!
o for the lesson learned by heart!
All, though the very birch's smart
Should mark these hours again,
I'd kiss the rod" ana be resigned
Beneath the stroke, and even end
Some sugar in tho cane.
When that was tiny boy,
Ny days and nights were full OF Joy.
My mates were blthe and kind!
No woudor that sometimes sigh,
And dash the toar-drop from my eye,
To cast q look behind.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04
DISSOLUTION MOTTO

DIooVLN = wv 4NVIIVL ~ ---|---
TNITE copartnership heretofore existing under the
name and style Of Toms Tucker, Is this da,
Dissolved ny mutual consents Tho business Of tho
concern win DO conducted hereafter by J W Toms,
who Is authorised 10 settle All accounts OF tue late
firm. W. TONS
4.sa,s rllalsi THOMPSON TUCK DN
East aaeinsw January 28th, 1897
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04

~ ITO NEW I4fNI DHOf
ON Water street. east side northern termination OF
the late hre, where he WIN be pleased to see his old
customers and new once also o, J.. GLOVER
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04

I CyTATR OF MICHIGAN; The Circuit Court for
lDthe Countyof Saginaw, IN Chnneery
Nelson W CLARK
John NJ Northrop,
Dwight A. Horton, Al session OF said
Elisha Bliss, Jr., Court held at the Court
Elizabeth koney, House in tho City Of
Frsieriek y holcouab, Saginaw, in said county
Elisha Bliss IM Saginaw, on the
! Charles Bradley, eleventh day OF De-
! Lott Frost, cember in the year one
Iicorgo b Iiolmes thousand eight hun
Benz amin Dyer, ired and sixty.one
! Edward A Bliss, Present
/ Richard w. bllss, Hon James Birney,
Amelia + Bliss, Circuit Judge
| Amanda NJ Horton;
Caroline NOrthrop and
! Harriet l.. iloleomb.
Il satisfactorily appearing to the Court by affidavit
that the said Defendants Elisha Bliss J r.. Amelia
Bliss John N Nofthrop, Frederick j Ilolcomb
] Elisha Bliss, Edward A. Bliss, Richard w Bliss,
Caroline Northrop, Harriet l. Hocomb, Charles
Bradley, Lott Frost, George H. Holmes and Benia-
min Dyer are not residents Of the State Of Michigan
but that suid Elisha Bliss Jr, Amelia L Bliss John
NJ Northrop, Frederick J. llolcomb Elisha Bliss,
EdwariA Bliss, Richard w Y,iss, Caroline Northrop
and Harriet y iIolcomb reside Ia che State of Mas
sachusetts, that snid Charles Bradley resides in the
State OF Illinois TINT said Lott Frost resides in the
State OF New York, and that said George u Holmes
and Benjamin Dyer residents Of the State Of
Rhode Island on motion of William l.. Weber,
Solicitor for Complainant il is ordered that each Of
said nonresident Defendants cause his OF her ap-
poaranee to DO entered in this cause within four
months from the date Of this order and in case OF
their appearance they cause their answer plea or
demurrer to the Bill Of Complaint filed in this cause
TO be filed, and copy thereof to DO served said
Complainuuts Solicitor within the same time and
in default thereof that said Bill be taken as con-
fessed by snid nonresident Defendants. And il is
further ordered, that within twenty days the said
Complainant cause copy Of this order TO no pub.
ished in tho EAST Saginaw Courier, newspaper
printed and Published in said County of Saginaw
aud that said publication be continued for six sue
cessive weeks once in each week or that he cause a
copy Of this order to be served personally on each Of
said nonresident Defendants at least twenty DAYS
before the day of appearance herein named.
JAMES BTRNEY, Circuit Judge
A true COPY. WIN MoLL, Register
WM /. WEBER, Comppts Solr. n2l-6w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04
sAvAor ExrrDlEsr TO oDrArs warm.

.SAvA0x ExPEDIEST To OBTAIN Water.
--Livingstone, the African traveller, de-
seribes an ingenious method by which
the Africans obtain water in the desert
The women tie bunch of grass TO one
end Of . reed about two feet long, and
insert il 10 hole dug as deep as the arm
will reach, then ram down the wet sand
firmly around IL. Applying the month
TO the free end Of the reed they form a
vacuum in the grass beneath, in which
the water collects, aud in short time
rises TO the mouth. Ii will be seen that
this simple, but truly philosophical aud
sffectual method, might have been applied
In many Cases in different countries,
whore water was greatly needed, to the
saving Of life.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04
WILLIAM G. DIETz,
CARPENTER g. BUILDER,
WATER STREET, BtTwEEN aEHEsEE AND
GERMAN STREETS

rs NOW prepared to execute all kinds Of work ar-
! pertaining TO the trade Having q long and
varied experience in all branches Of the business
and good stock Of seasoned lumber on hand, feel
confident my work win please all who may favor mo
with their patronage 49,
Plans and specifications drawn 10 order.
East Saginaw, December "a 1861
R2- Residonce on Jefferson street, opposite the
Brewery
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04

Let the youth who stands at the bar
With glass of liquor in his hand, con.
oder which he had better throw away
shs ia1sr ~ himself ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04
CHANCERY ORDER.

CTATR OF MIoHIaAHi The Circuit Court for
pthe County Of Saginaw, IN Chnneefy.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04
ATTACnMENT notice.

WEDBER, THOMPSON b GAGE,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-05

BRIEF PARAGRAPHS. :

communication with the Confederates and
sending bis scholars as recruits TO the Contede-
rate army Or. Camp, dentist, has also been
again arrested in Washington. II is said that
John Ross has been captured by the Federal
troops, at the principa town OF the Cherokees,
and is now held as a prisoner.-lt is said that
the Count de Paris IS about to be married to
the daughter Of the Duchess OF Parma, niece
IF the legitimate Henry V, and that this was
one of the reasons for hisqulttlng this country;
he will be now the legitimate representative OF
the RIGHTS and interests Of the bourbon and
Orleans branches Of his family.-The nevspa-
pers are now predicting a great battle at Or
near Gordonsyie. Again, there are reports
received in Washington and at Gen. Pope,s
HEADQUARTERS that the Confederates are evacu-
ating Richmond; accounts to this effect are
not believed anywhere. -Rev. John Sharp
lev. an old Methodist preacher, highly
esteemed. died Yesterday near Baltimore.-A
number Of large war meetings have recently
been held at different places in Pennsylvania
and Ohio.-Gold was quoted IN New York,
?>f.3SSe: ',ay It 21.it(1*2455 --T'7 assar. (N
! ! Advertiser alleges that the commander or
the r. S. steamer Adirondac has made an
apology to the commander OF the British
steamer Greyhound, for chasing the British
ctoamer Herald into Nassau. Burnside
has issued sharp order on the subject OF the
reservations of officers from CAPRICE or tancled
WRONGS, or f1imsy excuses. -Ibore are different
rororts as TO the number Of he killed and
wonnded in the Federal camp >uring the late
artillery firing on the James rlver-vary1ng
from fftv to ten.-"0ccaslonai," IN forneys
philadelnha Press, says it is undoubtedly
part Of the Confederate programme to make q
raid into PENNSYLVANIA, if they are not defeated
IN the coming battles The First Branch ct
+bo baltimore City Council have passed an or
finance anpropriating $3.50, 600 as & bounty to
he maid for volunteers IN that cty.-No cases
re- yellow fever have occurred at n ortok.-Ihe
National Intelligencer says that the total
Number Of Confederate prisoners III the hands
~ +ho IT s, government is 90 500, al aggre-
oate which much exceeds the number OF Fed
ora] prisoners held by the Confederate authorl~
4;co 1--Gen. Pope arrived at his headquarters
at Washington, in Rappahannock county, on
the 1st inst, and all the general officers lmzne-
d;atelv paid theirrespects to him.-Gen. Hatch
has been appointed to the command OF an ~
f,ntrv brigade in Gen. Popes army.-Ihe
Washington Star gives a long account. OF the
nersonal appearance and career Of Miss Belle
Bovd. now confined in the Old Capitol prison
IN Washington, and who is represented to be
j, WAYS modified by her imprisonment
TRANSPORTS are now bringing down TO General
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-05
enworth. The act of Congress authorizing the
enrolment Of the militia for the purpose OF
drafting, includes all able-bodied male citizens
between the ages Of IS and As.

between the ages of Is and As.
The Washington Star says, on the authority
of colored man in Washington, that the
negroes Of the city are organizing secret asso-
Citations for the purpose Of protecting them
selves, in anticipation Of q riot and mob by
the laboring classes of whites, similar to those
which lately occurred in New Albany, Ind,
Cincinnati, O., and other places 1t is alleged
that number of clerks in Government en-
plov, are aiding the negroes in perfecting their
organizations. This statement is positively
denied in the Washington Republican.
The boat from Aqua Creek, arrived at
Washington on Sunday afternoon, brought
IN oyer a hundred contrabands, who are prln-
cipal]y from Caroline county, Va. Many Of
them have been away from their homes tor
considerable time. They we're sent TO the
creek on Saturday last. On their arrival they
were at once directed to the contraband quar-
ters at the Mcclellan barracks.
4 few months since some Of the prisoners in
Warren deposited their fsnds, consisting Of
gold coin, with the suter at that post for safe
keeping. Thinking no doubt, that he could
turn penny, as gold was eight per cent. pre-
MUM, he broughtit to the city and disposed Of
it. to o. broker at that rate, 4 day or two since
the prisoners, having been notified OF Chelr re-
lease made demand on the suter for their funds.
The sutler after trying In vain to induce them
to take treasury notes, was under che necessity
of repurchasing the gold at a premium OF
eighteen per cent, by which nice little fnan-
ciaI operation he is several hundred dollars out
Of pocket,
The stern wheel steamer Commodore Perry,
with heavy cargo Of cotton for Toledo. from
the Cumberland river for Cincinnati, collapsed
a fue while the passengers were at supper
immediately afterwards the steamer caught
FIRE and several women jumped overheard
some Of whom were saved. Two or three fire
men were badly scal1ed and probably one or
two killed. The books and papers of the boat
were lost. The money was saved.
Positive information has been received at
Hilton Head s. c., that steam ram has
been completed at Savannah. Georgia; that she
is OF light draught, great power, and heavily
armed, and that the Confederates were taking
the necessary soundings, preparatory to send
ing her down the river. Admiral Dupont was
making every preparation to receive her.
Travel to Europe is gradually falling off,
and the steamers, which few weeks since
went out crowded with passengers now take
but about half their former complement. In a
short time the homeward travel will commence;
but the number returning will probably fall
Good deal short of former years
Wine in Burgundy is SO plenty this season
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-05
Latest News,

A special dispatch from New Yovl :
Philadelphia Inquirer says:-"A rot e'
place this afternoon, betwecna party Of eo wy
people employed in 8 tobacco factory in A,1,s
tic street, Brooklyn, and large pumIs s'A
lrlshnen. in which great many we're ;Oin,,,
The factory was fired three different t;ue se'
every pane of glass knocked out. The nor
had to accompany the colored folks totbe a. T
ry boat
4 letter from Harrisburg, Pa: published
the Philadelphia Inquirer says:-The h,,5[
bills posted around town announcing meet;,,I
Of negroes at four o'clock this afternoon n
Market Square, at which Gen Lane would 4.
liver al address, is exciting great indiguainI
among the citizens generally and the new o|
cruits here" The provost marshal ordered All
the bills to be torn down, and the affair ston
ped. Gen Lane was not in Harrisburg at All
The parties putting up the handbils will b
arrested if found out.
The correspondent of The Philadelphia In.
quirer, under date of Harrison's Landing
August Sd, says:-"Our gunboats yet remain
as they were originally stationed, and are still
watching the coming of the expected rams
The additional gunboats which, on Friday
night, went up the river as a sort Of reserve
were off yesterday on some other expedition
Yesterday morning reports Of cannoaadine
were heard as coming from down the river
and in al probability these same gunbost
were down there doing some damage to thu
Confederate cause and property.
DESTRUCTION OF Moths. ravages 0
the wooden moth may be prevented, ina mea
sure, by the use Of any Of the following sub
ces:-Tobacco, camphor, and perhaps tn
most agreeable tor wearing apparel mixture
of one ounce of cloves, one ounce OF rhubaro
and one ounce Of cedar shavings, tied up IN
bag, and kept in q box or drawer If the su
stance be dry, scatter it in the folds OF TN
cloth, carpet blankets, or furs lthquld, scat'e
it freely in the boxes, or Oh the cloth or wrap
per laid over and around 1t.
A correspondent of the n. I. Tribune, VII
ting from Columbus, Kentucky gives an az
count of the extensive and damaging operation
Of the Confederate guerrillas in the mlNtaF
department Of west Tennessee, aid also ID tina
of the Ohio. These have EXTENDED along OO'
banks Of the Tennessee river, including III
towns Of Florence, Waterloo and Savannah
the right, and extending from the same starr
ing point to Chickasaw and the immediate v
cinity IF Hamburg and Pittsburg Landings
An account published in the Phllaoe'p",,
Press Of the late capture by party OF Con'O
ates, near Front Royal, Of wagon tram :
eight wagons loaded with coffee, sugar, o.
says that the train was escorted BY oe''''
mont of cavalv and infantry. and were SUPP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

- 40 HEADS OF DEPART
- ~ ,l-s NNl AssIsr Il would hes 70 iuvt, the
.s 4s Heads CT Departments Of TIE various orAnehs
~ v,rrn o. me Coas-crats states aoS n AensaoI i 70
49, II. extensive stock o. Books, paper, station
Cry, tsaVelCpes, Blank Books, &e.' Nheh VI
f-.l toes - - ~r.cef. - nj.
~ v a. -5re4 to --ssutc binding ard the Manufacture or
-, .- % 49, = NORRIS,
Paeushsr snd Bookseller,
"a - gsn street, Bich1ond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
gyCRMOND WING.
rns oany WING In RiohmORd-PHJ 'he Car


The g5oat demand for tE. DAILY WHia within tle e,I'
6, E, 5y regular BY transient readers ana inc ui
,,y Of satisfactorily supplying both classes CT reAoefS
bv carrying systen adapted only to oiioe suosellP
lions, have induced TO resort 70 the only i9ao's
ns,e Of managing large sty circulation TO wit tnA'
Of p,pa.rasu, 20 Is Carriers. From this date thefe
ir, no subscriptions for the THId to be LETT within oe
eiry win be taken a. this Office sd 81 persons ndeo'ea
for subscription to the present tine, within the city are
resresed % call At the ofce and settle their accounts
5s Carriers viii of course continue to deliver inc p'
Der 70 ts presoc. subscribers aid receive pay I0' 'ne
s,, At tas ys,e Of fifteen cents per week Ins PG0HS
~ ,r understand tina. all restriction upon tn' sN'
the WIG b. Carriers within tho city Is removed, anu
s,t an Who want I. may buy from the Carriers or nave
!, hi, for them 1t their residences or places OF business
S-p,..aI-r l6'i, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
AVRIL, 1861.

DRY GOODS.
NgNROHASTs visiting hls city s vsu OF mixing Psreh a1ss
Iae are respectfully solicited - tHslae cur sock o. OAi
GOODS. We of-r fls sale
500 5aIes Br5va sheetingu AID shlF-inE,,
~ osuA6urSs,
-.sas e. shssFngs and sllgngA
81 baI-s Plaid nd s,slped OsaGburya
80 pieces striped and Plat DOne1t,a q, for ssrVAnaA
- s1 bales uckings,
81 Denins alt Striped sATHnSt
r 81 g1sO cases F.ncy Prints,
- Cst1nAdsA
80 Co.or-d CAlbrics.
S. keliusky Jeans znt rveeta
Az sras o. Heavy ard Fne Linens Tor senh veA
N 100 81 I-.-h LasaH Lawns PAin Striped and kuo7oc-
-. g---t NaI Popuns, Cohs ClsSeres, Nesings Se, -,
TLLETT Z DREWkY,
u Pear street,
Richmond, VS..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
DOGU ETr :. ANDalSsON,

Wv ErNNOh 81 NIL,
Receiving 'l- a. - Trade Cg-p-aE1, Oh Coiha Ne
"a Asa C1-1c fr1d, C1rnces Aad BAnts, window slzdsf
PaBsr Hsa,a Cares Ls- al Moa f5r sAis 81 prices
0,ro- -a al Ntrces 1adc 20 craeT 90 ah1ri
Ace Ps7e- ssaas dols toe sy o. soga.y ~ ISPer Hc-
lall
r, E1SE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA
fatag He-a che Northern and scu;1, States hAy
f1e1Jr- hecors permanent y1z VII L. great measure,
D. -EDe supply the soa- H. BCrrEA aad hay1g b-cl
a FOR 10 .hNiale oi b1snsis LAKE
s-ly rf Pc ety or beating yoar Batter H
before Of pctas II tubs larger a ne to9
r11a. All s-ai % uA-<r soon Ater packing
pc-rg li be ple1e- % resolve u o. c1nky1neEto Or
pu.hs s-aoag srr highest nArks pies, ard, teA
ss- css, I'll gr1sh gods the lowest rkrt pr.
esl 1 es Pronpa' Tor whatever nay be seat
rra--ll aha % 10 he ltsres o. both he IA
go 1Fse. iEc1t be at g receive any othsr caalry
p-sE.g b' - rlpal object 90 CAL pNrtcuiNr Ns1
.a k1g Larg- 1ur htrrte yrr
slt- l- Nor sts. make al fura!st t
s- r- f7, the 'lcttHat aAve 5cer e1y g-i
b. .-l- .. W 'sH as' f1yryc yeSgl. AL asE
,rs.s--;ss-as ss7s-ssi Of siylls ssls,ssloa-
-AHPsON JCNEs AgsaL
CrCcer A-t -lm11 0l G1gchA1S
ae7-dsc CO.. Nl1 al Oh st.. Richmond. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
GREAT BARGAINS DRY GOODS

SPECIAL roee city Aad country people IN want OF any
~ sNads v5ud 40 vellby cAins a. No. II haln street
ye-y large stock Of Prints Lawns JaeonsIn UrgAn-
a. MIA al ID Bareges, black and eoiored Silks shAEs
% blsached and brown shifting aud sheeng, oaSsl
rTS aud KsalGcy Jeans, striped and domestic ier M and
ssvauts: Ladies Caters Morocco, Kid and CAskn ehoe
MT,e ssd Chlrens Shoes, Of every ste and quality Linen
I'D Cotton Goods and boys Ladies' sun and Lie
Gloves az Is esnts M AZ 8Tk 70 80 eta Eaen bossf a. 70
cents Irish rs SIN and 80 cents FarAsob Lhn
aaa striped 70 cents; swiss Cambria and Jaeonet hsni
ipk blue white TalAn Sahing low prices; the hnest
6ambre Bands and Collars, ~ eot All those goods
above and great many, too numerous TO mention eter t
sale without charging they were bought before NE
hard tines had e9rusneed Be careful that you eonsto The
right place, Ne. 81 Main stEse1 $500, .-,,,-.,
nyq 'OehFh siNAOo-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
IIXE LIVES,
Az Nh n
Richmond, Virginia,

Richmond, Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION NERCHANTS,
Agents r sale o. Manufactured Aad Soaking Tobacco
- 80. ~ fg- sale sei2-6n
z--wrcs.-r K.p1b ,sa Stanton Spectator, and Freer
ess5-rf Nss vii copy and send ti % Whis once
r,tVNg GNoEzE ONrs ''kFOf-S & Tonic, FBhs
} InpToVirg ghe Condition OF Horses an
hAl-s Eo-g t-ln al APG-.s AZ relieving ien 81 bos
- ,r7--1s a.Hrrl1t >sr-- and Dsqer, snd Al Diseases
A. beb horse srhs Internally th' "Acs-s Tonic siyts
Zen an appetite & csy coat Or ha.r AID can De len o. Ssr
.4ar.l 1ged, st.1ut Ne fly bacs 70 As arsi pCos
lraoa b. been used extensively sacr - atrotuele-,
~. = 51 yskl A- b. this city and al para Of The state Of w.
80 N5r 04'.a Nev t5-s, a.! In almost every quarter q
!. . Il. ----a-f l.e ta- ana Is steadily Increasing.
rs Horse TrGr 1s s,tl ly-s sNs4E.o1 a. Ia as tae
r-gr IS rr.a hls 90 ascertain. cozHci 81 the
r- T3lls d. ais sa.-, sad OF Jas. z. DUAL, Drag
81 soc FrgP..ells 49, --l-As lsrsr. 50
7 LTTNUY CAPS. Military CaPS!! Jol'
~ 1.g.ET no ~, A. Wholesale aai SstS, % The Military
80. 0z7 .aesT. large stock % Hone Manufactured
tr H.laR-L Back Cadet a1l fatigue STYLE Caps.
b 4rI IS Ns 'v1a'- terms A. Ia any clts
h 1-~-s.l 'l-1',r as7r Il desired 20 ere slack AtA-y
.- . a ne ar igsAH.e N-t wAguest Cap nA1u,.g
Sari Hsvlg ltli s'l sa92y OF stock Gle nanafAaEc
" sg I. HF W-1sAa Rli Petal trz3c E be eontnu
a. T1IS D1U-ly 30. SO NLa Street E11r0ct, Va $40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
70 ran FARMERS OF VstSI
fElN NlCTlON HOIsk.,

rlR Tax eA-A % NEGEOh.
rFf1E ssH tht tsy commenced ere Auction hus.
Pr rss.- O. NEI2 pEs - he Auetoa Room Fsi gu
fret. b r. .HI BITS G.rfNkE.
N-Hs both puhlly 40 privately, sat solicit TIE
ss .- is al . r-tlc --1rA4y. He pledge -
pr1a- - Interest ~ BIS pairs al aNers h SET
a. To- he tsIi be I'll be enabled %
a Eghes- market prices BE viii maze liberal sdgA1cs
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