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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
Message from the President.
LIncOln Is nn AboIitlnIst.

Let the American Citizens demand
the RRPEAL OF this Infamous act, OF
an abolition Congress. We for one
are determined to fight OH and fight
ever, and teach our children to fight
after MS until every man who has
supported tho Constitution. shall have
his property restored to him, ofwhich
be has been roJed by this act. Let
REPEAL be sounded through the lenght
and breadth of the land.
The Presidents message on The
emancipation Of slavery in the Dis.
trict Of Colu nbia:
| Fellow. Citizens the Senate
IND House Of Representatives:
The act entitled an act for the 70.
lease Of certain persona held to service
or labor in the District Of Columbia.
has this day been approved and signed /.
have never doubted the Coastitu-
tionAl authority of Congress abolish
slavery in the District; (AND HAVE
DESIRED TO SEE THE NArioNAL CApt-
Toll FREEn FROM THE INSTITUTION IN
SOME SATISFACTORY wAY9 hence there
has never been in my mind any oues.
tion on the subject except one Of ex.
pediency, arising i'll view oil all tho
circumstances. If there be matters
within and about this act which might
have taken the comse or shape moro
satisfactory to my Judgment, l do not
attempt to specify them. | am graft
fled that the true principles of COM
pensation and colonization are both
recognized and practically applied in
this act.
On the matter Of compensation, il
is provided that claims may ba pro-
vided within 80 days of the passage
of the act, but not hereafter; and there
is saving for minors, femmes covert,
insane or absent persons. | presume
there is an omission by mere over.
sight, and Recommend that it be sup
piled BY an am sudatory or supplement,
tai act.
rSigued] ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Battle ofP'ttsburg Oar Loss 1000.
BALTIMORE, April 15.-Nothine
i'npultan has been received here from
Yorktown. Preliminary onerationa
are reported as ,apidly progressing.
Sr. LOUIS, April 15.-Several gen.
ile,nen connected with ihe array at
PltiSburg arrived here yesterday
Among them is Captain Lagow, Of
Gen. Grants staff, who is the bearer
Of Grants official report OF tho battle
Of Pittsburg.
They left the army on Friday night
Hallerk arrived at P.ttsburg on Fi.
day, and Immediately assumed com.
mand OF ths army. Grant, in his Of.
fetal report, estimates our loss at /,
500 killed and $500 wounded.
The loss Of the enemy in killed and
ieit on The nelu ls greater than ours
in wounded. An estimate can not
be made, as many must bave been sert
to Corinth and other places.
The loss of artillery was grsnt,
many pieces being disabled by the
enemy's shot, some losing all their
horses and many men. Not less
thon 200 horses were killed. Tie
rebol army has its outposts at the
loot OF Pea Ridge. extending eight
miles from Corinlb.
Advance Federal tr-ops are eight
miles from Pittsburg, landing space
OF only two miles between tle op-
posing armies.
A battle may DO brought on at any
moment. We havo the stronges. as
surance I hat our army 10 ready los
! the eacounIar.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
COI0niziBg Free NegrOcs-Oppo-
siiion OF tie AbOIitiouiSts.
WASHINGTON. March 2S

Not much public comment seems tt
have been made upon tho fact that the
proposition fora small appropriation
for colonizing in Hayti, &C., such lib
Grated slaves Of this District as ma,
desire that disposal, has been defeatec
in the Senate by the casting vvts o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
Alfred YapIc,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chillcothe. Ohio
n will practice in Ross, vinton, and adjoin-
ng Counties. 0fico Paint Street, over Car
hie's store. Apr. l., 1s6l-6mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
GE yfIf5rfBa1 9dlofra,
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

One copy one year In advance,
~ not paid in advance,
lfnot paid within thsyear,
tay- No paper win be discon tinued until all
arages are paid, unless at the option Of tho
publishers. When the paper Is not ordered dis
continued at the end OfthJ year, it will be con-
Gnued.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square one insertion, ID. &0,T5
One Square three insertins, ], 90
Each additional insertion, ,25
Cards one year, 500
Nodce of appointments a Of AdministrA-
Iors, Guardian and Executors, / rs
Attachment notices before j. P. l,25
Editorial notices per line, .... ,05
EVA liberal deduction will be made t. year
y advertisers. All eItisements payable In
Jdvance or on demand.
The above terms must be complied with.
'EY- All payments must be made to the Pro-
prletors, as we have no agents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA,
For the Relief Of the Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted with Virulent and
Chronic diseases, and especially
for the cure of diseases Of the Sex.
ual Organs.
Uu ing Surgeon.
Valuable Reports cn Spermatorrhpa or Sex.
ual Weakness, and other diseases of the SexnaI
Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES emnlov-
cd in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted In
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Two OF
three stamps for postage will be acceptable,
Address, DIR. J. sKILLIN HoUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard association, No. 4
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ~
February eth, 6s61-1yr. = 80 - =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
HAMDEN FOUNDRY.

H A M DEN, OHIO.
Stoves, PlOws. Hollow Wre
AND
ALL OTHER KINDS oF CASTINGS
o n and and for Sale, or Made on Short
Notice.
THE undersigned having purchased the Ham
L den Foundry and put the same in operation
10 now prepared to execute promptly all work or
dered in that line ofbusiness. All kinds of Cast
ings usually made at Foundries will be kept on
hand and for sale at the most reasonable rates.
TIN WARE,
He has established, in connection with his
Foundry, TIN SHOP, and will manufacture
and repair all kinds of Tin Ware. Stoves, which
canbe bought cheaper at the Foundry taan from
second hand dealers, will be fitted out in any
style to suit the purchasers.
The facilities ofthe Foundry situated, as It Is
in the midst of Furnaces wher the raw metal is
always to be had at a saving expense, must be
owl dent to all; and the subscriber being deter
mined not to be outdone either in he quality or
cheapness, of his manufactures. asks for and
hopes toreesivc the PATRONAGE of the commu-
nit BENJAMIN DILL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
HOTE Is
Macarthur House.

i Hotsl, and having renovated it from celia
to earret, Is now prepared TO accommodate te tn
public In manner which hc hopes will be en-
tirely satiefactorly 10 all who may favor hi
With their patronage. Terms to suit the times
He invites alto give him call. decl9 IT,
J. NJ. NJ. McVEY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
VIM. Poland,

UTHoLEsALE GROCER, Wines, Liquors.
wv Teas, Tobacco and Cigars. Water ST.
Corner alley between Paint aud Walnut, Chill.
Aeoths, ohis.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
Clinton House.
HenFie House,
GRAPE VINES
FOE
,E~. -8 .
S A / {

II P. boutwell,. McARTHUR, O.,
r. wishes to inform the public that he
las a fne lot of we'll rooted Concord Grape
Zines; one year old, which he will sell
at the reduced price Of 25 cents each, and
small ones 10 cents each. The usual nur-
sery price for this variety is sl 10 each.--
Also other varieties, for sale. Cstawba and
Iyabslls vines At from TO 10 cents each.
E.P. boutwell,.
Nureb 9, ls62-2mo,
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VTIR9INIA CENTRAL ;RAILRUAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, November 11th, the
Mail and Passenger Trains will leave Richmond for
aordonaville. Charlottesville, and Staunton, daily,
at 100 A. NJ connecting with the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Passenger Train at G0rdons
vile, for Manassas, and intermediate points, and At
Charlottesville for Lynchburg.
Between Stsunton and Jackson's River the Mail
Train will be run tri-weekly, leaving Stanton on
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays, and Jack
sons River on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days.
Hartman & Browns Stage Line for Lexington,
connects with tina Mail Train, and leaves Stanton
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and Go
shen on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
Hartman, Mason Co.'s etage Line, for White
Sulphur, Lewisburg, &C., connects with this train
on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The regular Through Freight Train for Gordons
Vile, and points west Of there, leaves Richmond At
7.30 p NJ. on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays
and arrive from the west at 4 A. NJ. on Sundays
Wednesdays, and Fridaya
A regular Way Freight Train for Gordonsville,
and points east leaves daily, Sundays excepted,l
at $50 A. II. D. WHITUOMB,
nos General Superintendent.
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A RMY OF THE PENINSULA-
"a RICHMOND AnD YoRk kIvE1

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On ard after anATURDAY, February lat, fe6x,
the trains owe r this road will ruu a. follows:
The Passenger and Mali trains wiz lseve bAcn.
mond daily ~ A. NJ. Is oppins only at regular
ssations and arrive at West Point at A.. A..
tin gvwith the steamer Logan for Gloucester
Point and Yorktown, and intermediate lapdtnge.
Returning will leave West Point ct r. H.,
on Arris al Of steamer LrBan, from Hleucemei
Point and York Town, and arrive at RlcAmond q
p. n.
FREIGHT T1A1NS
Will leave Richmond daily (except euudayS) q
4P M, aad arrive ut West Point at 7.5l, r. n
Leave West Point at 9 Is A. H., and arrive q
Ricbmopd 1t IA. "A p n.
No freight received after 8 80 p n.
BY order of the President
A. b DAIN0ERFIELD,
IA 10-dIm Agent.
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D ANAWAY-s25 REWARD-A negro man
II named aLBERT, aged between 40 and 50
years. His color Is black: whiskers grey, under
the cain. He is about six feet high; black hair. His
bought him at Dickinson T. HILLS auction room a.
Tuesday. He was brought here by q gentlsmA.
named Thos. G. Neal, Of North Carolina. He LEFT
my premises Saturday afternoon. between and
o'clock. TIE above reward viii be paid by
n. A. MYERS, IS Main street,
Richmond, Va
fe3-lms Or lodged In soma convenient JAIL
DUNA WAY.-e25 REWARD will be paid
II for the apprehension and delivery in
Mr.. Grady's Jail of a negro MAN named
JOB. 1t is supposed he is attending in some
OF the military camps near the city, and at
night in Screamersville. de is small Of sta
tnre; black whiskers; usually wears blue
OvercOat and black beaver, or silk hat.
J. L. APPERSON, Adm of
fe 1-8t WIN Jarvis. decd.
NOTICE -Was committed to the iail of Bed
IN ford county on the Sd of December. 1861, q
Negro Man, who calls himself ISAAO RiXEY,
Richmond, Va. Said negro is Of gingerbread
color. about ~ years old feet high, With good
set Of teeth ; no scars, except or the back, from
whipping; and had on, when committed a suit IL
dark colored domss ic clota, very much worn. ana
ragged.
The owner Of said negro is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away; Otherwise. be will be dealt with - the
law directs. WN n. PATE,
is 14-lm Sheriff Bedford County.
ID runaway IN JAIIA--Was commiItea to
III the jail of HeDricO county, on the I'D Of M
vember. 1861, a. runaway, Negro Man, who
calls himself JOHN, and saws he ts tbs property
CT Mrs. Mary Scott, of A'bemnris county, Va
Sail negro il about IS PEARS old. feet 10 inches
high, yellow complexion, and had on when CO u.
rcitted a light winter suit Of homespun clothes.
The owner of said negro Is requested to ccme
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, or he win be dealt nth as the law di.
reefs. GEO. D. PLEASANTS. &. Il. q.
ja1-ts
TIfTY DOLL AIRS REWARD--Iw win pay the
II reward of fifty dollars for the delivery in jail
20 that get him, of my boy NO SEES, who rsn off
in July last, from Mr., Henry Msssie, in Orange
CO., n hsre lie was Tired. He has been teen since
IL Caroline, aud also at Mr.. A. Spotswoo0' ., in
Grange, where lie has wife. He has relations in
Prince William county, near ManasSas He is
dark gingerbread color, with good front teeth. q
thick suit OF hair, AID eyes unus',al!y red. Ny
2. O. il Fredericksburg, Va.
Gina kEWARD.-Ransway from the cub
srIsJU scriber my boy HENRY, for whose
apprehension and delivery to p. II. STOKE S,
of this place. or for his colt cement In any iali,
80 that gst him sgaiu, / will pay tha above re-
ward. Henry is abnut 90 ysar. old, black, about
five feet three inches high, and has rather down
look when spoken TO. II ID on whs q he left black
coat and pants, and black felt hat He has been
seen near Bristol, on the Manassas Gap Railroad,
and near Quo Run Bridge. He may 20 lurking
-'''''' ~ 400 T. D CARTER,
js23-lm* for DR. ENGLAND.
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~ IMPORTANT CHANGE OF SCHDUL1.
On and after WEDNESDAY,, the 18th inst, the
Trains over this Road will be run "a follows
The Mail Train will leave Richmond for Fred.
sricksburg daily (ssopping only At regular sta
tions) at o'clock A. NJ. and arrive at Frede-
'icksburg at 10 IS A. NJ. Returning will lssve
EreCerlckShurRRt LEO A. ID an arrive IN Ach.
mond at 2 80 p NJ.
The Accommodation Train between Richmond
and Milford, will leave Richmond for Milford
daily (Sundays excepted at g. IS p. NJ, stopping
at crossings and st ations to lake up or put down
passep gers) aud arrive at Milford at 30 p. n
Re urninp, will leave Milford ct 7.l0 A. T., and
arrive in Richmond at $50 A M
The Fr,igh, Trains viii he run daily. Freisb:s
received until O'Clock
~ No PASSENGERS can go by Freight
Trains.
NJ No FREIGHT. or PACKAGE, Of any kind,
other than personal baggage, will be taken on the
Mail and Accommodation Trains b1t only I've, on the
Superintendent Transportation.
Office R., r. & P. Z. Go.
Richmond, Jan. 10, 1862. alO
OFFICE RIClIM'D sND PET'G r. r. Co.,.
Richmond, Va, Oct. ls, 1861.
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Ona and sfter
WEDNESDAY, October 23rd, the following
Schedule will be run on this road
LEAVING RICHMOND.
Mali Train, daily, at DIV A. M.
Freight ano Accommodation, daily, e1-
cept Sundays, at ....------9 A. M. and r. NJ.
LEAVING PETERSBURG.
Mail Train, daily. at......... ...a....40oP . NJ
Freight and Accommodation, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, at. ...9 A. M and F. M
~ The Trains leaving Richmond at S A. N
aud } z. ". connect with trains South of Peters
burg.
Es Travellers will bear in mind that they are
required to show pass from the Governor OF Some
other authorized person. before they can leave the
city by this road.
oc la-.s THOS H. WYNNE sup't.
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nh. crt.rS "a. e....,t.., t.v. ,rss.s. g. y-h :.
Won atm 10 = j.trnp the are .O-g; tc q. re
heinz fi,iat y.ry SOW. : M, MS - Gyriu.-
IN the oe,,suGs on us O. tan cor fed, ~ -
Ssoyarr,,'ont which for tv,, uon.bg sva
r..n bayrrd our ah.Ijfy IN tunoi, That
,hav n. Va fSan t4la,.t rlr e..y tt,;tr rausa
IexceD, in two Instances. where we exchanged
sal, M ssyerty.Gye cents for Dig iron TO
make in 70 salt kelaIes which we were com :
,,siIed In hs We and could not purchase Wi IN
money We deuy most eupiI,ticaiiy we
lp. w,c ,us that come here have a very little
where we are satisfied 1T i Rot for specula.
t,ou-say seven busn.i, TO a. two horse
wagon-,nd require them 10 wait n day or
twn tor that liz or.er thHt we may snj, the
more ~ these seventy. ii ye cen IS orders The
I}oyernmeut takes from two thirds to three
>opr,h IF what wa are makiLg, the balance
goes mon orders according TO priority of
date. These orders We did not seek and, III
,nauv cases advised the parties 10 keep their
Yponay and where vi h I'd the - 2 h les | cause
To beii.ye that IL party wished 10 buy fer
.nscuIntion we refused to Sell him any
Vs nave asked no one more Than II cents
per bushei, while we have been offer. d - n
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WTINTER ARRANGEMENT.

"T INTER AKRAN HEWENT.
TO JAMESTOWN KIN G'S MILL, GROVE,
STONE HOUSE, AND ROCK
WHARVES.
The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. J. II. FREE
MAN will, on and after Wednesday morning next
the Goth instant, leave the wharf at Rockets, reg
ulsrly every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
morning., at 81 O'Clock precisely, tor the above
places; lay at the Rock Wharf all night, and re
turn each alternate day-Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday morripgs-leaving Rock Wharf at the
same hour, 81 O'Clock, and touch at all the resuss
landings, going and returning.
H Passage and freight as usual
oc29 R O. HASKINSI
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PAPER MILLS

,r,v,o.v,, RICHMOND, VI.
The bELVloERE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY keeps CONSTANTLY On hA1d ai dsscrio.jons
d EGv ELCPh M siLilAr WRAPPING. NEWS
and hGOR PAPERS. ttey have feceu,ly ,nsas
large additions To their d.clinsry and ar. nov
Prepared to tUrc cGt every article in tiprir Inc
With Increased faculty, sn At ni1cera.s p.l,sx-
The quality of theif paper vii Compare with snv
10 the country, aud tsiey cesis~ 10 inyis especia
asteutiou - zis tact. Iii s.1es Furnished 81 the
shortsst notice as.d os.rs from every aect:Ga ore
especially sol.sstsa.
- cSss ps.ia hi RAGS.
0:aO. MriTrIflD psss:.
II. ". E.uaai,as, Gaer. EaA 1t>ly
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DAEEN's PHxM!UM BtTrERs .-Thess
ID Htttrs ksve Asqstfsd reputation sas
j1fior 70 al Others Sos DyspepstA Aad 0sAsv
5aa Usbiiity. snd ~ ctEss tA1h ~ manaias.
tursr's price
MEADE d BAKER, pspggtsts,
.ise NAE street. ecfasr sboye the no.
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>, Acs .@;JiuUle 9is.,oiy, - g t. PlttGylva
I: = 81 -. II T., se,e!ai go'S MACH 'EISrS
e"e ,lUtss, .T;-& o whom constant Qlp. og ment
an4 .ibe:a- Wages Nil. he given. Apply at once,
t. e. :. ". HALL
- ., u tsEss'e. corr Il l7fa.s,'. IF, t and
I.rcNs. a'-rv. il 25-im*
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halves quarters. and mixed, psct ed early In
liquor barre,s, and in safe keeping order.
" ' ROWLAND BROTHERS,
s|-'nt~ Norfolk. Virginia.
OIO Virginia BYE walsKhY:
50 bbls. Virginia wnIsKEY, of good quality.
10 bbls. very fine old Rye WHISKEY, part
Eve years OH
300 boxes and packages fine Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO.
10 bags Bio Coffee.
New Orleans, Clarified ard Crushed SUGAR.
In store and for sale by GEO. 1. HERRING,
ia 59- I'm Is Main street
Y A. BALDWIN & Co..
We (Late of alexandria,
Having removed tS the three story brick Store
house on 18th, between Main and Cary streets, a
few doors south of the Dispatch Office, off u for
50 ie at the lowest market rates
rs hhds. New Orleans and Clarified
SUGARS.
IT'S boxes good to very superior TOBAC-
COS.
100000 CIGARS. Of various qu.lIsies.
so cases Smoking TOBACCO.
100 lbs. CANDLE-WICK.
loo pair Soldiers SHOES,
500 pair BROGANS
Te which they will be sdding daily such goods
as their customers need. They inv ite country
merct ants, and particularly their old friends Wis
ting this market. to give them a call.
ja2b-lm
GEO. NJ. FLICK no. J. CHRISTIAN.
~ EO. NJ. FLICK Il Co,
III Manufacturers of superior
Whine Vine and Pure Cider
WIN 4 G A B,
For Picking, &C..
Main street, near Doth Richmond, Va.
re Orders sent by mail promptly attended TO-
ia 28-2m*
4 , UVAL-WILLIAM KING has re
4, moved dis gtoce CT GROCERIES to tn
hau cd hv tin &
Of fis old staGd.
Ia addition to the best assortment Of Groceries
to be ob'ansa during the war, the subscriber will
kesp ca hand il stock Ct Hay, Corn, Rye, Oats
bill Feed, Boi. 81 Mea &C.. at lowest cash prices
ia25-'m WIN r KING.
GoHFEUERBTE MILLS,
Office % Par street. :
z All NOW PREPARED to fuIni b "Con.ede
] hiiIs" FRESH GROUND lOEFhE, an ex.
ceiien. substitute for the pure article. 1t ID put
up IN pound papers, nss'ly Labelled, and
packed in csses CT sixty four pounds each. Price
20 cents, suh!ec. to discount 20 The trade
.e.-s &. w. ROB NSON,
ia l5-lm* Agent fer the Manufacturers.
I LIQUORS. Gsook.RIis, 40.
400 bis. Extra l. Extra 2, and No. , Coffee
sUGAE,
rs bbia. Crushe2kna Powdered SUGARS,
50 bags prime Rio COFFEE,
p eighth end quarter casks iine FRENCH
BRANDY,
100 barrels Common and Rye WHISKEY,
90 30. RUM sa' GIN,
IS do. Fegch and apple BRANDY,
20 60. E~e+t Malaga WINE,
80 csses SAnDiNEa,
100000 CIGARS. a-sort.a brsnds,
so hb's. Goiaen SYEUP,
10 rsga PEPPER,
100 bag, ssois Shell iiMONDg,
ITO hoxes t4-o1nd PEPPER,
- tbls. Fecan NUTS,
100 boxea sl;!ina WINE ve-S 6ne,
100 hoxes FIRE CHAMPAGNE.
io00 bags GbOUND PEAS
IS kegs Sup Carbonate SODA,
50 boxes MUSTARD,
100 boxes TOBACCO,
For sale h7
THOMAS JONES. No. Main st.,
r. BIN Rich NJ nd, Va.
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Cl11DI'HiaN ea q DHx 4 GOODS


lust RECEIVED 100 yards of Crenshaw's
81 best Military GRAY CLOTH. Also, 100 yds.
OF Crenshaw's Confederate Blue Doeskin CAS-
SIMEHE. which the subscriber will SO !. at q
small advance. or Make UP in UNIFORMS, at
the shortest noticesand on reasonable terms.
JOHN HARTZ, Military and Civic Tailor,
fs lint 9Th bet. Broad and Grace sts.
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NIANUFACTUhY OF SADDLfS; MRS MIS-.
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60, 40, No. s2s3 Broad street. Ansa"~'
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REDWOOD l. KEACH. Aucts,
iO-tf "a Main 81. Riehmohd

"OiISE AND LIT FOR SsLh PHI
I'll VATELY.- We offer tor sale. priSSts
~, an excellent House and Lot, OF Gay, oe
tween Munford and Gilmer streets The ios
fronts twenty. seven feet, and Is one hnndled
feet deep. with n comfortable BRICK b0usr,
nearly new containing rooms ana PASSAGE;
There is we'll Of good water on the iot 81
also necessary out-buildings. II not sO'a
previous to Wednesday, lZlh February |"
will be sold at public auction, on the p'en'-
ises. that day, at I O'Clock =. NJ
REDWOOD a. kEACH'
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