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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

--latest adviees at the War Department
from Mcclellan, are dated 1t Q this morn
ing, up to which time there had not been
any fighting since Tuesday
Gen. Dix reports the arrival to-day at
Fortress Monroe Of 553 rebel prisoners.
being part of those captured at the late
battles, among whom are several Colonel
and Majors
Maj-Gen Dix~has ordered al civilians
away from Fortress Monroe, and no per
sons will be passed to that point or to tn
army Of the Potomac except those con-
nee ed with the military or naval service
Accounts from Warrentown state that
there is no enemy there - that the 200
rebel cavalry seen on Wednesday having
disappeared. some Of the womea threw
dishes and other articles from the win
doMs az our forces
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

- b. letter from the Junior, dated I25
n..las from Fort Laramie, on the 22i ult. we
learn that the bovs from this region are All
Vel and getting along finely. The Govern
meas had sent 800 cavalry ahead of them to
4-5re TIE hostile Indians from the neighbor-
a2a3, y that there i ~ apprehension Of diff
a'I'tE from that source The news from the
a.ass was sin encouraging.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
New Y ork. .Jnlv )

The Fortress Monroe correspondence Of
the Tribune, dated .Jnly 81, says Gen Me
Ciellans position cannot be iianked by
any force, however great Supplies of all
kinds have arrived in abundance, and the
best possible spirits
Two gunboats went up the Appotomax
river towards Petersburg on Sunday night
The Island Belle got aground she was
dismantled and burned
City Point was burned this morning by
the gnnboats, thus destroying the shelter
for rebel sharpshooters.
James River is filled with transport
vessels and steamers, and there are over
twenty gunboats in the vicinity Of Harris
on's Landing.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
BLANks, PER oUIRE

printed shall be paid for by adding the price bid by
the contractor for printing side g. per cent;
bur this addition will not apply to blank books with
ruling and printing both pages Of each leaf In
any labor in the line of printing binding performed
any materials furnished under provisions of law
by the public printer the price Of which is down
in the fJeg 1ng list the regular trade prices for such
labor materials to be taken the maximum pri
therefor subject to the per of dedGc-
ton therefrom, as from the maximum prices specially
enacted.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

ccsF@ We have made the above REDUCTION IN pRI-
CES with the wofold view of beneftting the public and
ourselves. The public have been swndled by spurious
machines made in imitation of The metal in them
from the iron casting the smallest piece is of poor
quality. Their makers have not the means TO do their
well. They hid in secret places. where
il would be impossible have at their command the
proper mechanical appliances. 1t is only by doing
great business and having extensive manufacturing
Establishments, that good machines be made mode
rate prices. The best designed machines, BADLY
MADE, always Liable to get cut Of order and
to cost considerable trouble and money to keep
them in repair.
The qualities to be looked for in Machine. -
Cert9iatg or c017ect action at al rates Of Si1eed
simplicity 0f construction, graf d@radaity. ana
rGPiGity Of 0pefttt10a 1gitt the least L1bor. Ma
chimes to combine these essential qualities be made
of the best 8set,ti and finished 10 perfection We
have the ways and means, grand scale. do this
The purchasers of Machines, whose daily bread it
may concern, will find thai those having the above quail
tiles not only work well At rapid well sioo rates
OF speed, but tst tong in the fines; possible working
order. Our machines, H1de IA u.s. win earn more
I.so1ey with toss 1s1or than any Oilers whether in i'm
itatlon OF ours than
any other Machines gift.
60 LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. 81
/ NJ SInJG & CO.,
t55 Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
IsIsiz MANHOOD:
eKAzRz2 How LOST How Restored

just Published IL Ssese3 Earekope- fFtes . etS-
4 Lecture on tbe Nature, Treatment ana had-
'cal care Of Spermatorrhoea Seminal MeaSfess III
voluntary Emissions. Sexual Debility and Impeachment
10 Marriage generally, Nervousness, tonsaiptloa IF
epsE and Fits; Mental aud Physical IncaIaeitf rssis
ing ife-s self Abuse, Sc.-By ROBERT J. 1ti-NEn-
!" ELi, a. D.. Author of the Treea BOOK dc.
The world renowned author in his admirable iectare
clearly proves rom his experience that The awia
consequence Of selfsbrse may be ehectuali9 removed
without inescne. aad without dangerous Surgical u
eratlons boeS, instruments. rings, cordia's, point
ing mode q once certain and efectual, by
which every sufferer, matter what his condition may
This lecture will prove boon to thousands thou
sands
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, any address,
~, the receipt Of six cents postage stamps, by
addressing u y A. J =, hLlsc-
I27 Bowery. New York Post ofhes Box 1855.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
FsFR.NEKS, REID
JOHN II. w 4 NNY'S
REAPER & HOVER C0HBIlED.

The attention of the Farmers Of Iowa and Grant
counties Is called TO the fact John H. Aannys is the on
y successful combination Of ise.per and Mower vet
krovn
The Improvements Tor 1858
Are acknowledged be such as TO rendert ore u the
most perfec Hsclnes Invented for cutting grain
and grass
The draft IS lighter than any other Machine Of the
same power; il IS easily manager and liable 10 ret
out Of repair. Il IS easily changed fren Rearer to .
Mower and does its work as well any Reaper yet
invented
Farmers respectfully invited 10 examine the late
Improvements q this Reaper AID Mower before Yrchas
ins Machine. II is gotten up for utility rather than
for show, and has proved Itself triumph wherever il
has been tried in competition with other Machines
Numerous certificates oi az rery might he al
ded, bur they unnecessary Those acquain 4 with
Reapers and Mowers judge fer themselves by per
sanal exaInination
JAMES L. -IISDER3ItN.
Agent for Iowa and Grant equities
Local Agents.
VIM NJ JOKES, RidgSay, Iowa Co
EDWARD ". HoYr, piateville, Grant Co
lRA n. BkLLows, Lancaster, do
DAVID MLEs, Wing vile. do I2al
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
WIKI rs .AIEI DEPICTS.
WHOLESALE. AGENTS.


81 Fulton Street ........... .....N New York
IS Lake Street Chicago.
WHDI.tS AI. AGENTS.
Henry Toiman Co.....,............ Boston, Mass.
W f. Cot5urn. Cincinnati @.
Banner & Weber. ......... ......S St Louis Mo.
James Btilak ..-.... ............. PHILADELPHIA
4. Couse. .....-... ......-........ Detroit Mich
Pm L. herein. INSTRUMENTATION. New Orleans.
A. ( 5 Nordheimer. Toronto, c. W.
Persons unac4uainted with the Melodeon and It's his
tory, viii bear in mind that the pioneers and
leading tnlfacturers, only ia the United States
but in the worla. We commenced the manufacture of
Meodeons IN the fall Of the year 1871 and since that
time have finished and sold TWENTY SEYEN THOU
SANDS. Thes2 Instruments now in mostly in
the United States and Canada also in Europe Asia
Africa, South Am RIGA, and the Indies and froGn
all these quarters we have the atering estmoni
ais Of the high estimation in which they @.e held.
At ali i:du>tl.ial Exhibitions they have In
vari Dbl. been awarded the HIGHEST PRE-
IL GH Whenever exhibited IN competition
wi Ii others
We shall take pleasure in Forwarding by mail at orr
own EXPENSE our illustrated Catalogue, in which every
instrument manufacture Is fully described, and Illus
trated by legant engrayiags.
All Meiodcoas Of either sold hv
dealers in any par5 Of the United States Canada
warranted to be perfect IN every respect and should
any repairs be Necessary before the expiration Of FIVE
years from the dttc Of SALE ad ourselves ready and
willing 10 make the free Of charge, provided the
injury IS not caused by accident or design.
Agents for the sale Of Our Me1odeon may be found n
all the principal towns Of the United States and Canada
Address either
GEO A. PRINCE i co. Buffalo, \ Y
GEO A PRINCE CO, - Fulton St, y. 7.
GEO. a. PRINCE 1 Co, 43 Lake ST, Chicago III.
Or either Of the above Wholesale agents. llI-iv1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

Each guaranty must be accompanied by the eertif-
cate Of court record clerk of such court, cert
flying under his oath Of office, and of his own knowl
edge to the ability If the guarantors
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
FORK OF GUARANTY.

Every bid must be accompanied by written guar
anty. signed 10y more responsible persons, to
the effect Of, and substantially following this
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

Is the hest Machine the for Family Sewing a
Light Manufacturing Purposes Price. with Hem
mer and beautifully ornaInented so.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
- LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. 81
III EIrs CER & CO

:
rs Broadway, New York
s7- Milwaukee Office, u, Newhall House. -y15-nl5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
FORM OF cEkTIFICATs.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE Or NiSCbNSiN-
- Judge Ger clerk, AZ the case may be,) Of the
Court in said County, do hereby certify under
the sanction Of my official oath, that am personally
acquainted With --, and 49,, who have exc
cuted the guarantee hereunto annexed ard that know
them tc be Of property, and able 10 make good
such guaranty.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF
Of said Court TO be hereto aft xe3, this -
H. day Of -. \. d. 1852. A. b
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
a eREAt mang n.rsans II d. nna
fUIIis IS nv first appearance in the ad

Il ysrtisng columns o q newspaper and ls:ncsr-Ir
koe the plain r'ih set forth viii attract the EYES Il
oiit@e suffering - FAR rs 20 give my Powders tlal-
li.elt @po0 ST cS vi" then sh0R their Wuijh aud il
VII! require 10 advertising thereafter 10 ensure ihe, as
ny 2atieuts IN The treatment Il their c-lcate com
Pints Tor ting future. 4 sl"7i ftta{ 2eiu ccHrluce
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

EDWARD sALoNoN, GoTernor,
JAMES @ LEWIS, Secretary OF state
JAMES II HOWE, Attorney Generai,
p.ars of Connu,i s=ior,ers for letting Contracts
fer the Public Printing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

NoRgoLK. Jan. so, 1852

NORFOLK. Jan. 80, 1852.
learn, from a source perfectly reliable,
that three officers OF North Carolina, who
were taken prisoners at HAtteras, were de.
tanned at Fort Monroe, on Monday, although
they had besn released from Fort Warrsn,
and were on their way South. One Of the
Onicers was Captain, and the others Lieu-
tenants. They acc ompanied Mrs. Eppipg,
The lady OF a prominent gentleman OF Sa-
vannah, Ga and, on arriving at the fort,
permtasiOn was positively refused them 10
20 Oh board the boat that left under flag Of
truce. No reason was named for The oeten-
ton, and Notwithstanding The earnest re.
monstrance Of the officers, they were COM
PEELED to remain al Old Point.
In addition to the names already mentioned
Of citizens OF Norfolk county who have lost
negross within a few days past, are The fol-
lowing b. Tatem, /; Mr Jordan, !; CAL
vim Jones, 8; Philip Biddle, /, J. W. Miller,
3; mr. Duke, Those who Aaye made their
escape within the lines OF the enemy are said
stantly kept on the shore, some twenty or
more succeeded ia getting Oft in large boat
and are doubtless at Fort Monroe.
The workmsn in tns maynard deserve
great praise for the patriotic and com m enda-
ole spirit which they have recently mani
Tested. Let it be said to their credit, no W
and henceforth, that for six or eight weeks
they have worked industriously as late as
making additional charge, for the purpose OF
expediung the important work now going on
~ that e1 tehstve national establishment.
The veteran Commodore Forrest has writ
ten the workmen who have thus manifested
their interest in the rapid prosecution OF the
Government work a dsservedly commenda-
tory letter, in which he Acknowledges In ap-
propriate terms their praiseworthy conduct
and valuable services, thus gratuitously or
1ored 10 the Government.
The weather to day IS rainy and stormy
again-a great change from the bright
beauty" Of yesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
A Card.

Editors DSspath AS your columns nave TOT
months past been The medium Of repeated at
taoks upon my loyalty as citizen OF the
Confederate States, and as during my incar-
ceration l was necessarily helpless 10 repel
the charge or vindscats my reputation, now,
that have once more regained my liberty, l
rely upvn your sense OF justice TO grant me O
sufacienJ space in your coium ns, in order that
may defend myself.
And now as to the charge Of disloyalty.
would state tina. have resided in New Or
lsaps ever since my first arrival in this conn
try, in the year 1888; that married native
OF that city; that my children were all born
there; and, finally, that what property l
possess Is located mere and in neignborlng
state.
MY acquaintance with the North is but
slight, having IL oil never exceeded a COM
bined stay OF five weeks in New York city,
while on my way to and from Europe, On a
visit to my parent s in Germany.
Assuming, therefore, the facts to be a.
above stated, l ssk you, Messrs. Editors,
how could possibly affiliate with the N orth,
or 90 far forget the thousand and one ties
that bind me to the spot upon which all my
hopes Of future preferment are concentrated,
and where are to be found, il anywhere, my
household gods? Is il, l repeat, Messrs.
Editors, reason g. BILE to suppose that, under
such circumstances, ] would sunder the nu-
merous and long standing friendships have
contracted during residence OF over twenty
years at the South, or could 50 far forget the
duty owed alike to the State and city OF my
adop tion, and, like a base inRra te, allow NY
self to assist in dragging the Juegernaut car
Of Linc0lnism 1 think not.
The true source of the false accusations
brought against me, arises from the malice OF
one or two personal enemies, (who have pur.
sue cd ma for years with the keen scent and
endurance of the blood hOund;) is jcaloNsy, su
perinduced by u knowledge, first, Of the sue
caes with which my professional labors have
been rewarded by my fellow citizens Of New
Orleans, and secondly, OF the appointment
hold from Jefferson Davis. Therefore, while
In the enjoyment of liberty, their attacks,
assassin .like, were from behind, and their
stab made in the dark; but once 1t was un-
derstood ] was in durance vile, and 50 stu
Ated that could not, i'll would, strike back,
my enemies sought the more public mode Of
attack through the press. always, however,
anonymously.
To those who know me best, owe an
apology for even att mpting 10 vindicats N y
claims to be what they well know me to be-
q true and loyal citizen Of the Southern Con
federecy; but to those Of my fellow country
men who may not know me. and who may
1 refer TO, l can only say that, il my life be
spafed, they will have ample opportunity to
be convinced, through my deeds, that through.
out the length anu breadth Of our Confede-
Iacy there brsathes no man. be he an adopted
citizen or to the manor born, who either is
or will prove TO be, while my heart beats,
more true or loyal to her every interest than,
Messrs. Lditors,
Your obedient servant,
MAX LOUIS RossvAbLY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
MEDICAL GARD.

~ OFFICE PRACTICE.
DR. PLUME of the old Medical House, confines
himself mainly TO an Office practice. on Franklin
street. little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag
onally opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where slillful
aud confidential treatment may b obtained on req
sonabe terms Those who have been exposed q
certain contagious ailments, are invited 70 cal
early
Communication By mail, or otherwise. promptly
attended to. Office open from A. N. till p. n
my x3-ts RICHMOND. VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
FROM NORFOLK.

DAeafton Of Released Pyisoaeys at Fort Monroe
Conrabeads-1M Nary Yard--Pario,ic Ship
rri1Au.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01


~ DIR. E. l.. OAR T Err offers his
~ professional services to the citizens Of Rich
mond ami vicinity. He can be found either night
or Day, at his residence, on Franklin street next
door above the Metropolitan Hail. CDR. Ncaru-
der's old ofice) Orders left on his Slate, at the
Westham House, Sidney, viii receive his immeoi-
ate attention u 6-tm@
~. DR.. JUS. E. ULAdETT, refugee
~ from the county Of Jefferson, Va, and Of
twelve years. practice respectfully offers his ser
vices to the inhabitants of Richmond In ali the
branches Of his profession.
Office ON Main street, over the Bank OF tho Com
monwea,th, and opposite the American Hotel.
ia l6-lmA
80 DR. r. ". HANCOCK having been OF
~ dered to Gen Ew ellis Brigade, a. Surgeon,
will necessarily be abse Mt from the city for time
Those wishing his professional services win ind
his representative, DIR. JAMES E. WILLIAMS, at his
Office prepared to attend to their call2
DR. JAMES f. WILLIAMS Offers big profes
ional services to the citizens Of Richmond and vi
ciIity. he may be found at DR. F. w. HANCoCKs
Office, on Main, between Sd and 4th streets. or At
Mr.. WIN. 8. PHILLIPS s office, on 18th street, be.
tween Main and Bank, ut the usual Office hourA
Any message left at either place win be prompt
ly attended TO. 20 lots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

T IQUOkS, GROCERIES, 60. =
400 biz: Extra l. Extra 2. and No. : Oonps
SUGAR,
= rs bbis Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
80 bags prime Rio COFFEE,
IS eighth and quarter casks dne F1XH0H
BRANDY, ~ -. -, -.
20 do. RUN and GIN,
IS do. Peach snd Apple BRANDY,
20 do. Sweet Malaga WINE,
50 cases SARDNES,
100000 CIGARS, ASSORTED brands
50 bbls. Golden 81 2UP,
10 bags PEPPER,
100 hass Soft Shell ALMONDS,
100 boxes Ground PEPPER,
IS bbls. Pecan NUS,
100 boxes Rhine WINE, very due,
100 boxes line CHAMPAGNE.
1000 bags GROUND PEAS
SO kegs Sup. Carrie uate SODA.
50 boxes MUSTARD,
100 boxes TOBACCO,
TAoxAs JOINS. No. Maiu st.,
TASTILE SOAP
~ 40 hoxss pure CASTLE SOAP
Wrecent impor tation.
~. just received and in store
jnl-ts BACON BASKERVILLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
- 1oOY ~ y, - s !,

W1D0OLUX.XOy = 49, ~ u
LTYl {;f3f6E - - = j67-
ek1o3 q 2pq4s . = o. ~ =. |. 49, ~ q
foss1 3 81 osss Il SSssfo. is ~. sass door 3
ne entrance 70 To6eeso rxsnaaCe: fsrsons 10.
S:ssss 4. = :oJ s:: All md :ss
tAIa g I'm 11;est0snSdt.
:. -. q TM0s fINsLnY JOHNSON.
WA.1. PU0H.
eyaaeAyL lsd ~ S. =.
ThS s1lsnlAsr wm sontinss - trsnsass CON-
f1U6o1ON DUo1N10o as ths stnp1 rooe1fl1 oecv-
- " JOHNSON z rU0H-host 16i1diug,
Ae0ec W6eeouse. He returns his meet eass1
sAalr nbssI pearsseee.; NJ aul,sits nm tASn :
eonllnuaAon Of their patrpnaGu nd III oshero who
nay ~ Nspos6d 70 pateoniss him.
,..,.-., ,.sn Hos. TlAsL11 JOHNSON.
- y ssas sss@es f1sssa
n CART. the ouSscr4bs win continue the
OOA1I6elON BUSINESS alsos land has taken n
once On 6hoekoe slip, nsxs door 70 The suATanes
prssssf oeoeson hsssiy tsndsrs 81 thanIs for u
hbseal palfoaage sxtsnded tothe Old concern, and
hopes, b undivided attention 70 baalnsss. 70 merit
and secure liberal her ahars Of pasresass; .rov
jaEdew4sw3w
NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTIOE.-Mr:
NJ RoBf. WEHDxN1uss having purchased
on tho LIST inst an interest In my budnssss
the style Of tie nr@ I'll u fqta1S =
Thankful for past fAvors. beg for con:
dnuAnce Of the same for the new Arm. ]
embrGes this Opportunity 70 a.k those Of my
s ves. sscount Is MAKE I nromns peyment 70
Mr. WssDE1BuRe; and those having claims
against me win please present. them for pay
n nlcnnosD, January s. 1sss "a lin
|n!ss0LuTI0 N;.Th: eo'p.rtasr.hip q
s. limitation. 1itAsr Of the subscribers may use
the name Of the Arn In liquidation. Our books
and accounts will be found IN our oface, on the
where al persons Indebted TO ne WIN please csli
and make immediate payment; and those havina
claims against viii present them thsrs for settle
msnt J. B. WATKINS,
JAS. b. FIOxLEN.
Richmond, Jan. 1. 1sss. jaAlm
nISSOLUTION = The oo-parsasrship Of
|D vAN.LEw. TAYLOR %. Il ii: day y
Having purchased tho interest Of O. n. PLEA.
SAINTS, the surviving partner. JOHN N. VAN
LEW. viii hereafter conduct the business In biz
own name
All persons inhabited 70 the old concern, Win
please call and settle with the undsrdgned.
,.uuu.,, !, 1861. JOHN NJ v1 !, LEV
II AAAJ0VAS AVN O9 WI
IL The psrsn. rship her"sofore existing under the
sIyie Of A. BODEKER 4 o., havi0g expired
January |, 1852, bv limitation, and the deceGse Of
Mr.. WI. BODEKER. the unaenisssd has 1850
ciated with himself NV. M DADE and his
brother, Mr.. HENRY BODEKER, on the same
terms that existed b the former concern. and will
continue the D r q q AND APOTHnOARY
BUSINESS at hs old stand. No. 10 Main strsss,
under the sane NAME A. DODEKER.
Thankful for the past liberal patronage beutowed
On them. they hope, BY strict and faithful atten.
ion to thar budness, 70 merit good share Of the
same II, future.
talOEts A. BODEKER & 90. !
AR. 81. BROUNELL u admitted partner In
MI our buaneas. CLARION 4 90. i
1io 6-N \
nlH6OLUTIUN.-The 60 partreeship hsreto-
IL fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
CAREY IVES dissolveA b. mutual eonsont on
the 1st inst The busineos VIII hereafter b oon-
+EIZ n. n 0RUl0fYD. ,
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OONFEDERBTA MILL6,(
Once - Pearl street.
II AN NOW PREPARED to fHF1iaA s'Oonfedo
Mills FRESH GROUND 0OFFAE, N 81.
celent substitute for the pure article. II Il put
up In pound papers, neatly labelled, end
packed In cases Of sixty -four pounds cash. Prics
30 cents, subject 70 discount 70 The trade.
!. &. G.. w. ROBINSON,
10 l5-lms Agent for the Manufactures.
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DEIIrounNC TAI AIgT OF TME 19WGWRyg1a1oND.
g Ut = F4 81 Cr2
@ gs
tthsr charges!
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NJUrICETH.vipG purchaser the interest Of
~ @. Il. LowHAs, dnc sassd, Of tho Iate firm Of
LOWNES Z COOK, ! will continue the hustness
a. heretofore.
All persons indebted to tas late firm win please
cal aud settle their accounts; those having claims
against the same win present them to me- fos pAy.
ment.
TAI CASTINGS for Railing and House Work.
Also other Castings snd Wrought Iron work done
at ths shortest notice. PERSON. wanting work
done win please gtvo me . call foNndry, 9Th
stress near Main. WIN. b. COOK.
Il Q7-lOtx Afa4s e @.fs =
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10 UNAWAY In JAIL.-W. - .ooaunittsd 70
II, the jail Of Hssrico county, o, the I'D of NJ
calls himself JOHN, and SAYS he Is tho property
Of Mrs. Mary Scott, Of AlbemsYis county. Va
Saii negro ID about a5 years old feet 10 tnet.es
high, yskow. complexion, and haf on vhen 90 n.
mitted light wintee suit Of her,nsrun cethea
The own e. of said negro Ia requested TO erme
forward, prove property, pay clsrger, ana tax
him away, or no viii be dealt W h 10 tho law a.
reefs. GEO. D. PLEAfA &. Il. q /