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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11

TyHE undersigned onrfs Tor sale privately, n valuable Farm In
III louisa ooanty, known as summing Hill" 1, ies on both
sides Of the North AunA River, contains SO acres Of land, in high
state Of Improvement, with abundance Of good water, aud II re-
markedly healthy. The buildings consis, ola dwelling house with
eight roomg besides basement, all necessary ou~tbuillins, includ.
Ing a number OF tobacco barns. The sou Is admirably adapted to
the growth Of corn, wheat, tobacco clover aud other grasses.
The supply Of wood IA abundant, n large proportion being orr.
giuAl growth. It'll loeatei eight miles Northeast Of the Central
Railroad, and y In convenient distance Of Tolersylle, Louisa
Court House and TreyInian's Dtpols, and pTesents a rare opportuni.
ty ofInyestment TO capitalists ad others desiring = valuable farm.
The stock, crops, &C, will be sold with the farm L. desired.
Terms viii h. made accommodating to the purchaser.
M. W. W. Grooue, who lives on The place, will show the pre-.
misses to any one visiting Il.
All communications Addressed TO the undersigned, RSpidan Sta.
ton, CulpePer couEJ, Va, VIII be promptly attended to.
a. r. HOLIDAY,
81 49, T.. NJ. Tm. A .u.N.y
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DOCK,s GOOD SAMARITAN.

ROCKS GOOD X
Read the following certificate:
RcHNoSD, Va, Nov. % lsc2.
NJ. W /. Rock-DeAr Sir: Ltake pleasure b. adding another
testimonial To the efficiency Of your GOOD Samaritan. / had been
suffering severely with paia In my loHa produced from a strAinin
lining. The pain 1t IiInes was very severe, and II was With much
difficulty that I could ascend the stairs. | was Induced 10 try
your remedy, sud II produced relief after four orhve apPleaiion-
Ny grand daughter had a swelling Of the glands IN her throat and
neck, accompanied with much psin, and a daiculty In sNalloS-
Ing This case was also relieved By a few applications OF the
Good Samaritan. have only used about three fcurths Of a bot
tie 10 both cases. think no family should be without u
Yours, truly, VS. MuNsoN.
ROCKS GOOD sAMARITAN-For Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Pains 10 the Side, Back or Chest, Stiffness " Joints &c, Tor sale,
wholesale and retail, by JAS. y DUNAL,
no26-2w+ Druggist, cor. Main and 10th SITS.
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ASSISTANT ADyT GENERALS OFFICE,
RcHAOSD, Va, 4h Dec 1862
" AYIN0 kserp appointed Assistant AdJutant General, and as
Ill signed % the special duty Of experimenting aud Erecting
Government transportation by Railroads. | desire \ conference
With the Presidents and supedntendents OF an the Railroads In te
Confederate States, at AuEustA, Georgia, on the 18th inst .
wM NJ. wADLEY,
de5-ls A.A. General p. A. e g.
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e.. MEDICAL GARD OrrINh FnA0AIth.
DR PLCME,o or the old Medical House, confines himself mAinly
~ 70 an ohce practice, on franklin street. = little below The
Exchange hotsl aud dlAgonAlly opposite 0di Fellows Hall where
skinful and confidential treatment may be- obtained on reasonable
terms. Those who have been exposed TO certain contagious all
meuts, are Invited 10 call early, .| ... ...
Communications by mSil or otherwise, promptly attended to-
Office open from 9 A. NJ. I'll 9 p, NJ. ...
RtcySoSn Va noA-ly
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,

III II "
: A PROCLAMATION
V|INFORMATION having been received by the kxeeuuVS that
Il T. II. COBB, n member Of Oapt.n Robinson's Cavalry Oom-
pany, from the county Of Patrick, S"o ischsrged with horse steal
Ing, and that q. II. HUFF, q member Of the 18th georgia req.
ment, charged with highway robbery, have escaped from the jail
ofthe town OF Danvine, and are nov going at large therefore
DO hereby offer a reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS for each, to any
person or persons who shall arrest the SAIL escaped prisoners,
and deliver them into the Jhil OF the tsSIof Danyille, and ! do
moreover require all officers Of this CP nmenweafth civil ana mil
itary, and request The people generally, iouss their best eHefhons
TO procure The arrest Of the said prisohers, that they may be
brought 10 justice.
y Given under nay hand ~ Governor, and under the
Less Seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
t-i eighth day Of December, In ths year lsoR
By the Governor JUN LtiChhh'
GEOAGE ". MuSFORD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
T. n. Cobb l. about q " 30 years old, hNe ieei nine or ten
inches high, light hair aud eyes, hair usually eombed back, ialr
slim; len wIthLui = LAT had on brown psnisloons and DARK
fro6E coat Is a married man, and will probably endeaSor 10 get
10 his family Ia Patrick county. ..a
r q. n. HUI Il shout i've feet seven OF eight inches high, dark
skin, black eyes and hair; rather silent. Had on a black sack
- md Moi. crown,d hal. del0-8t
r. v. SUTTON, sEN'R,
A TTsNDs TO CLAIMS AGAINST THE CONFEDERATE
sr1-o Gs, I'ss Hs.4ssg AZ zsgs9Si Ssa, s,.iessyrks
x,oR Z A1 aTSs saSsfisF fssaadbt sCnsnt Alt5Aalssqqf
,elt of b1rnsss. Apply to WILLIAMSON fnslsb
nd.s-f Governor 'Ess'sassaast above frsntssaa
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DARKsDALE BRO, Commission Merchsh
ID eonsignments o. Wheat, Tobacco, &c, an
FVathstloIisIj 10 s9n1isissA srj juet.lis
n. B.-Any Of our friends having grain shffAQ
SASsSi ssaPns =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nj stsrn9loi q
lseH bu safis sd' al liza 81 III -aaivsss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11

uALUABLE RE STORY BRICK TEN
EMENT on TINS NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS, FOR SAIL AT AICIiVS
VIII be sold ut auction on the premises, on TUESDAY, the ION
December, lss9, at 4Ociock p. l.. the excellent ohes tenement
located as above, nov In the occupancy ofMT John 4. belytn, al
Joining the residence OF Col. Bigger. The tenemeni has 10 rooms
besides Kitchen. Tile ioeation OF hi. property isf1Ty desirable
being IN the heart OF the city, near the Capitol squaTr' ann eonNr
nieni 10 the places Of business Ia the city. -'U...
TaaAs-one- third cash, balance at six and twelve months, Tor
negotiable notes, Interest added, secured by q trast deed, or all
cash, " desired. ." .''t GObDlN AfrEhsoN,
dal-tis r... .r.-rst AZ. LEI r Anchenrer-'
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NOTICE

MIR. HENRY KAYTOS, OP1lClAN, formerly OF Petersburg,
wi has located himself at No. u MAin street, where be will be
plesed TO sec those whose light need improving, Here Is what a
Petersburg paper says
W., the undersigned, take pleasure In recommending Mr.. Henry
Kayton 70 the citizens Of Petersburg and surrounding country, As
an optciAn Of considerable merit, We have trUei him and found
that he suited Us with spectsclrs better than Ne could have done
ourselves And, a. the sight Of mAuk nj Is - very important mat,
ter, and 20 select a glass requires n greAt deal OF knowledge and
art, which We alphabetically believe Mr.. kAytOn possesses. We
therefore cheerully recommend him.
DAVID MAY,
Rev. II. b COwLES,
Rev. ROBT. MICHAELs,
JAS. 3. WATSON,
W. J. PRITCHARD,
daft Rev. JOHN KERR
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uERY DEsIHABLE FARM OF ABOUTTwC

HUNbRtD MD TWkNTY ACkEs, n IENKICO, on
THE CHMuS AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD, TEN
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT ACCrl0N, TO
GRTHER WITH TuE PERSONAL EFFECTS THEREON, SUCH
As HORSES, NJ LIS, CATTLE, CROPS OF CORN, FODDER,
FARMI 20 IMPLEMENTS, Ac.-In accordance with the prOyl,
slons Of the will OF tie late Col. Thomas o. Burton, and Al the
request Of his widow, We shall, by direction Of his personal rep
reseniative, sell At pabl'c auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY,
the 18th December, 1862, at II o'clock, VI, II fair, II not, the
next fair day, he very desiraElS located FARM, OF which Col.
Thomas o. Burton died ssi.sd, located as above, containing about
22O acres, OF which sbOu, use.hAlf ~ cleared land, the balance In
woods. The improvements consist of a large brick dweelng, and
all the usual out. buildings, sufficient for the accommodation Of a
large family. Its location, lIInedlatey on the Railroad, nj
/" Glen Allen" Crossing, where there Is a Post Office, should attract
the particular attention Of persons doing business In Richmond.
Alter the sale oI The land, the horses, mules, cattle, hogs, crops Of
corn, fodder, hay, &c Including farming implements, will be sold.
TERNs-Fur the real estate, one.thlrd cash, balance al aud =
years, for bonds hearing interest, secured by a irut deed, or
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. For the persnnsl pro-
periy, cash. G0DDIN 4 APPERS0N,
nnr1Q Au.iAnesra
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AUCTION SALES.
-FuTURE DAYS.
~ eoppTN 4 6rpErsoN- are,.
wary v,LUaaLE NEAL Esr.rE o

Y bkOoh TtRNPIHE, NEAR TO BACON QUARTER BRANCH.
foh SALE AT ACCTl0N.-At the request OF the heir. OF the
IaeF hnlp sniasr, dec'd, We shall sell at public aneiione on the
premises on TUESDAY, the i4th December, 1852, a. one O'Clock,
=. NJ, that very valuable reel estate located |, above. Of vbIcb
the late Phihp snider, deed selEel. The lot contain. nearly 3
Acres OF beautifully improved. land. The improvements cen.
sst Of a most excellent BRICK DWELLING, With a large
number Of oui-hanses and two Framed Tensmenis fronaIg on
Brook Avenue. The property win be divided INTO sewers sui.
the hour Of sale.
TeRxs.- One-thrd cash, balsnce,at 9 and 70 month, q a, ,o,,
able notes, Interest added, secured by n trust deed, or all car. AT
the option Of the purchaser. GODDIN 4 APPFRsON
deS lnc,Ian..r-
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SALT NOTICE.

va third lnstAlment for Salt ter Hsnreo county l. nov on hand
ii aud ready foE7 distribution, BY NJ. c. Egfestonl at the county
Court HoaeG HuU ~ right change. - =@ =
ssEtssEf ssSS VI ~ & sssas IIli5a a.nyssai
dSA-ly% Ne-NSf AtsntNLE4AN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11

Payments will be made upon delivery at the neares, oqartermss.
teri post on the line Of railroad transportation, and the articles
ain be sent or issued to the Chief QdsrtermAster Of the nearest
military department by whom they will be Issued, 90 Tar as MAJ
be needed, to the particular troops for whom they we're intended,
10 ali cases, hosever, where such troops shall be already Supplied,
A. O. MYERS,
dss-lm Qusrtermaster General.
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nv TARDY 4 WILLIAMS. AUcrs.
LARGE AUCTION SALE.

ny TARDY A WILLIAMs. ACCrs.
LARGE SALE.
ON THURSDAY next, The llsh inst, eOmmsneIns promptly a,
" II o'clock, We Will offer for sale, at auction, an hN"he oil
Ready Made Clothing, &C.
Mons and Youths Cashmere Pants
Costs aud Vests
shawls
Nutt-ns httr
Linen aud Alpaca Coats and Pants
Plated Tea aud Table Spoons
20 pair hue Boots
GR0CERlEs.
100 Sacks Salt
6hagS Coffee
5hhds Sugar
80 bids C1afiHed and Brown Sugars
do Crishsd and Powdered do
10 bhs TsnSers OIL
~ doz Broom,
% ID. Indigo
JVp lIs Cotton Yarns, assorted
10 tics Ice
100 bl- Flour
CpII-ras, Matches, &c.
100 Spirits Turpentine
AMI a, u O'clock.
1D boxes Black ana Bright Manufactured TObscro
500 pkgs smoking Tobacco
del0-td TARDY 4 WILLlAMs, Aucts.
Sn NEGROES,-rhk morning at 10 O'Clock, l vii sell oO
ocIiM In ~" ~ s. R. FosDRES. Auet.
In LIKELY YOUNG FOR SALE
4lb AT AUCTluS.-1his morning, commencing II O'CLOCK,
we will sell at our Auction Rooms
FORTY YOUNG AND LIKELY NEGROES.
consisting Of men and women, boys and girisr~omsn and thl'
H. DICKINSON a Hill,
III Auctioussrs.
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To balance due tcsI,lSi lest asuath,
ISIS ~rations, brluS shOlr 4lut uue 'hls mouth.
lar tie sig. and sounded, At o. per ration,
49, rauous Tor hospital attendants, Al 81 cent?
per ration,
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CoRSS. RTSI0Ss. Walls. CILLosTTTES, q

" Whether pAiuful or not, should ~ once be attended TO II
neglected or Improperly treated, cauSe. IN many Instance, deiorn-
ity, or lAmenrss, and not unfrcqnrniiy lock jaw or death. Numer'
Gus letters can be seen TO hat eject, and In other Instances, where
some Of the most distressing constituted diseases have been the
conscqu-nce- hut when treated by n skllful ChiropOdisi, they arr
easily removed without palm or danger. ... ...l.
Luckily Or. SCHULTZ is still amongst US, Patients are daily re-
lieved by him without pain, IN y few seconds, without hindrAnce.
~, 10. h. Wall sweet Hotel Wall street des-qs
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THEArRIcALs Is MoSrGoUEET-The Montgomery CAL
sPama) Theatre opens with the ~foIlc~iug company -
Miss Ida Vernon, MIS- Eloise Bridges, Mrs Z R. Dalton,
Mrs. Caul6eld, Miss Bertha Howard, Miss Jessie Day,
MessrssE R Deltou, s II. Hubbard. d Russell, c. T.
Nelson- n. Hunter and others.
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PARTIsIN WARFARE.

MANUAL or PARTISAN WARFARE, for officers Of Infantry
wi and Cavalry, containing Military Reconnaissance, Military
Topography, Temporary Publications, Partisan Warfare, trans
lated from the French, by John NJ. Richardson. Price ".
Por sale 10 A. NORRIS. (nols
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sorneS Main aud i.h streets.
BONDS FOR ALE.
CONFEDERATE : per cent. convertible,
~ do do do
do 5 do coupons,
do 5 do register,
Missouri 6 do coupons,
y. Carolina 6 do do
ylrdulA 6 do do
9 do register.
WANTED Danvlle RalI I'd s,oss,
Merchants Insurance Company DO.
The highest m,r.et pdSe paid for Coin, ragfHin and oihe'
Southern Bdat Noie@. 'drS-tf
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
AE.nE.nML.rL AaALEAIla lLEIcE-

Richmond, November 2sth, 1851. J
TT Il announced for the Information Of all concerned, that the
Il Quartermasters Department will pay for shoes, blankets and
other articles ~ clothing which may be contributed by the people
Of tho counties In the several States OF the Confederaey TO their
soldiers in the field at the prices stated In the following table pro
vIled, that such articles are supplied under the direction OF the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11

sn NEGROEs,-rhs morning at 10 O'Clock, I will sell .
ocIiM Id 'N s. r. PosDRES, Auet.
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r r EIGHTs.

By thIssosis, FrsieAls OF ali Aasertpti>.s =, :.
forwarded from Philadelphia, ksw York. RosIon 4,
balumors, TO of fron any po8pt cp ~ Knllyaa1s
OF Ohio, kentucky. Jndta4e. Illinois Wiscenain.
Iowa or Aissonrt, BY KAiLRtAD UIKECT.
TAe PDnnsyivania kailraad also connects II pitts
burg with steamers, By which Goods can be forv "a.
% 70 suy point on the Ohio. MUST kfneum. Kentuekv
Eun.tcrlsnd, iliaois, Wiscop,in. NM
sipfi Missourt, Kansas, Arksnsas, and Red kivers:
ana ~ Clsss1and, basdusks ard Chicago withstca n
ste ali ports 0a the N0rth-N sstern Lskss.
1Srchahh and shippers entrustinE the tr psp orts
ttoR ~ shsiF tsstehtc this Company can relv win
onsdspce on IL speedy transit.
The hates Of Freixht
To and from any point In the West by the Psansyl.
yania Centfal Railroad, are Al all hmss AS "A.
pgkAhLE AS ARE CHARGED BY oTHERRArL.
ROAD COMPANIES. -
he R.Ts'ssi.1 y mark pasIass', ".iA Prs..
For Freight Conxacts Shipping Directions. ap-
Ply to or address either Of the folio Wing Agents
LGpsny.
x. T. SASS, ,Et. Louis, Missouri.
~ STEWART Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
CLAkhEd q CO.. TraA sfrt Agents, -
ii. W. BRDWN0 ~ CO., LincisnatI, %.
k.c. MELDRUM A co. Madison, Ind
!. n. MOORE. Louisville, KY.
W. W. AtkMAN h CO., Evansville, Ind
CLARKE CO., ,chicago, III
W. n. A 4. i. LANGLEY ,Gsllipolis,o
G.B. NEAL, Parkcrsburg, Va.
HALLA CO., M sriesta, o.
II 5. PIERCE 4 CO., ZAnesviile, o.
MCDOWELL M'COLN Portsmouth %.
AkkELY, Maysvilie, Ky.
J.P. JOHNSON, Ripley, @.
oh HkAIoS, Cleveland. q.
he South and West.
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viii the Government tolerate this? Are
We y have band Of traitors returned 10
Frank fort, TO cit in the Legislative Hailsy
1t is bet that the word has been mt o, {
secretly Nv the leaders of the rebel Home
Guard, which now infests that State, to
their clxnsi,en, the minions OF George
Bickly: "1he Federal Government feels
that it dare not modest those who have not
taken up arms. 1t will be next to i'm
possible ever to convict any Of us Of
treason, because the crime must consist Of
an overt net, and that set must be proved
by two witnesses. 90 we can talk treason
and run for Office, and snap our fingers in
the facs Of the Union men"
Bonds and oaths and paroles of honor
are prescribed by our tender hearted rulers
for such cases. Bonds and eaths. farseotlt..
Place skulking, cowardIy, ferocious
hyena under bondsto keep the peace, and
then turn your back on him for pleasant
sleep; or administer the oath 10 rattle
snake, as he prepares to
D1tt kis dssd,y length
And hnrl at once his yenom and his ssrss 9Th ;,
And then, if these merciful measures
prove suceessful, employ ike means to
snbdue the incendiary spirits who fire
neighborhoods with false reports, and aid
guerrilla chiefs in their depsedalions. II
will not do 70 rely on bullets alone. Hemp
must follow in the wake of bullets and
bayonets. II the Government does not
change Its policy We shall witness scenes
ere long whose atrocity viii shock the
stoutsst heart. The people, n ve have
already said. are ahead Of the Goyern-
ment. We have heard their dssp and
hardly suppressed murmus for weeks
and weeks. Ii. the Government d.llie,
much longer they will break over the re-
straints Of law, and then woe to the reb-
els Look at Baltimore the other day,
Mr.. President. 1t is wonder that the
Union men were ~ forbearing n they
were. Louisville will witness 1 scene
yet more terrible before long, va appre-
bend, and her rebels will be licked up by
popular rage like dry grass before the
ire: We are for peace and ienity, and
the only way under Heaven to get ut il,
unless Providence blesses us with spec
ial miracle. is 70 make turbuiaut and inse-
lent rebels expiate their offences with
their blood, and TO take such measures NJ
will effectually prevent any rebel from pol
luting solitary Office within the author
ity Of the Federal lines. with his pres
ence. 1t must be done. Ii there il no
provision in the Constitution TO meet the
case we must make one immediately
And then, if they can be kept ont no 9th
er way, We know they can BY the bayonei
We mean exactly what We say. We
1.artIly indorse the declaration of Gov.
Johnson, that in NO event must the off
'es of the Government be suffered to
BASS into the hands of the traitors The
Government and this great Republic be-
ong 70 the loyal. They were given to
Is by patriots, and the priceless legacy
must be kept for the use and benefit Of
,atriots forever.
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A RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
- Of RID
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Train ieases daily Sundays excepied) o.
1:00a IN. and arrives al a:s0 r. @4
Western Train leaves daily lsnndsys excepted u
72ooa NJ and 100 p. "a aud arrives a, isoo NJ. and
sbgp, IN.
At Hamilton Depot. Trains on the Natssb Valley
Railroad srrvecsiiy, except sandsssJ s.4o,elesl .,
NJ, aad depart daily y,sundaysexcepted. s,ssaos a. m.
Bussss consscs wiahilis city.
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tIOSI-OFfICE DIRECTORY.


Arrival ~ the Malls.
Eastcrn 4ailarrives daily Sundays excepisd1yi
Plymouth, at o'clock. p. m.
t'Lou,s and Southern Mail arriyesdatis MONDAY.
exeeptedl ats,p.m.
Western Asilsrrises dali. lex eel 200
o'clock, m.
Darlington hsilarrises dsily teAssi tsrpdsys NJ
80 pm
Carthage and Ply N outh Mall arrive AAiiy kAaiAsa
sxceptedl at SPIN.
Charleston Mail Il tri-wsekly) arrives ranikys
Thursdays ard ssturdsys,st7p.n
ClsAAnG ~ the NAILS.
Eastern Mall closes daily Ie.csrt at ep
n.
81. Louis and soathern hsf'eiosss daily tsaurdays
s1eeptsdlat M
! Burlington Aaiiciosss dAily texceptsaturdaysl At
ep.m.
Western Mail closes daily except Saturdays % 1t
o'eiockp p. n.
Csrhaseana Piyn outh Aaileioses d al fsssurdays
sxcsfsed)Ai
Lharissten haiIttri- i-wesklyl closes Mond.ys Wed
ncsdsys and Fridays a,atsAn.
III The Post Once will beepeH or sunda, from
sto 10 ocioek,A.m J.B. HoNELL,P.
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II AL II OAD,

~ i AL y Q a -.
On and after Monday, April 1ih, 1852 and autI,
further notice Trains viii dAii, sunda, except.
sd1 ~ foliowss NS.
Lsass ksoksk ~ 7:OO 4. n.
Arrive at Ft. AadisoA at1a9o A. II
Lstvs ~. Asdfson ss 500 p. Il. Tor on arrival Of
maiil -
Arriveat Ksokut ~ l:sO Pm
J. W. oGDkN,
eRt1.ee.- 2pni.
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TNITED STATES MAIL AND EX

..
JIMMIE WHIrPLE, Chas. 8. Morrison, Mas
Ter, and KATE cAssEL, b. ". Davis, Z s8 -
Master, arc new making regular daily trips -
Sunday excepted) between Rock Island ana iJY,e
port and Ksok leaving zach end n the route III
O'CLOCK m, making sure cplnections with Keckuk
and ~ Louis Packets Tor 81 Louis and the stesner
Add Hine aud Biti Henderson for GAlsna and pobu-
que maytEd :
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i g. lNGERsQLL,
u III N II IsT
KEOKuK HnwA

Desires to call attention to his mode OF restoring
s Citing Gold and Piatina PIstes or Teeth
- 70 10 p~rfse he best fitting plates aud
~ trluAHs expense.
He also msn ufsrturesa an UprrR SET or TEETH dura-
Bile instructurc and ssturai in appearance for O
DENTAL kooHs--corDer OF Third snd Mails streets,
over the Slate Bank. (apr3-dAw
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II n o r o = A l. = g..

BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
2ith November, 1862.
building house at Naval Hospital, New York."
will be received at this ofice, until noon on the
22d day of December, 1882, for furnishing all the
materials and workmanship required In construct.
ing a house for a Surgeon, on the Naval Hospital
and specifications which are lodged with the Civil
Al The BROOKLYN Navy YsrdL-which plans and spe-
eiacations win be attached to and form apart Of
Here date the offer)
I, (here insert the name or names composing the
arm) Of name the town. in the state OF name the
state hereby offer to furnish under your advertise
ment dated date Of advertisemsntJ and subject to
all the requirements Of the same, and Of the plans
and specihcstons 70 which u reiers All the mate
ton and complstion of the house for surgeon. at
the Naval Hospital at New York, according to the
the amount in words) and should my offer be &C.
cepted, request the contract may be prepared and
sent to the Navy Agent, at name the agency for
each member ofth hrm are to sisn.) -,
Form Of GsdvdNfee.
The undersigned, (nsme Of guarantor,) Of tname
the town. and state OF name sne shI snnmt an,
the above named name the bidderor bidders,) will
II his Tor theirl offer above be accepted, enter
DAYS after the date Of notice, through the post Of
Ace, Of the acceptance Of his for theIrl offer before
mentioned.
Witness: (signatures Of guArantos.l
certify that the above named (here name the
guarantors) are nRfbwn to me to be good and res
ponsible guarantors In this case.
(SignAture.)
To be signed by the district Judge, district attor
ney, collector, navy agent, or some person known
to the bureau to be responsible.
To guard against offers being opened before the
time appointed, bidders requested to endorse on
the envelope, above the address, and draw line
under the endorsement, thus;
Eep York"
To the Chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks
Washington, ID. c. nov H-lawAw