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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
fGr Wheat.

-- LAVE A large quantity of Corpus Cristi Sait'
Coor,bes' Mill, in this county, which VIII eA-
e. ,,, @ for wheat, TO he he delivered at the MN.
% n also grind whsat for TOLL at the current
aa.r. with despatch. , u,ussER
r,,fIas countv. Dec. G. Is52-22mos"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
TERMS OF
rrv ALIAS TERALD,
puyL,suED TyERY SATURDAY.
onr COPY, six months lin advanced VI 70
TER Ms OF


Rntcs ar Advertising
Advertisements will be inserted at one do',ar pei
,-'.rs ofun lines Of Breyer type, or eight lines o
oc,r.jl for tho first insertion, and nifty cents ior
s,rb insertion thereafter. liberal discount from @
,, -, rates 20 those who advertise by the year pu
l1-a, cards, T. not more than one square, VIII w '
Errfri at SlJ per anncm. o,.o or Ma
-h,rcrncemcnts Of candidates for state or DIS .s
, ,acor,, or for tho Legislature, slOi County oh'
o,a, 80. ,,,,od IN our coll
,, vii, bo charged dorble the advertising rates
Advertisements, the publication % 9i wn,cn ,n5 u
,-,,-.d by law, must be paid for IN rdVan." anu ha
lei York on delivery. This rule VIII III iu'"'' w
SJvertissn.cnts not marked with the nn;hoG'
.,rtiops, will he continued until otserwlSc VI,
S,,gl or Al the discretion of the PuDlishers' anu
,,,s, ed accordingly ,..,,,os, o,trro mu,t
r., D. dressed to the Publishers,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-17

The Catla has arrived from Liverpool with dates
to May 7yh. The British Admiralty has granted 10
the Atlantic Telegraph Company services such as are
necessary Tor extending the surveys along which the
cable i intended 10 be submerged. Negotiations are
IN progress the result Of which vii undoubtedly lead
TO raising the capital necessary 10 complete this en-
terprse.
Additional news by the .Etaa, from Queenstown.
says that the mediation question his been renewed.
Inc Pdirle gives a rumor Of approaching negotiations
for a joint offer by France and England.
The London Times, in an editorial. approves Of
the mediation. ana says Europe ought not TO look
calmly on, and If the offer OF mediation be delayed
more important question, that Of the recognition of
the Confederate States, may have to be Considered.
The Iimes'S advocay Of mediation had no effect on
the Liverpool cotton market.
The London Daily .Ntus argues against interfer-
cnce in America, and contends that Englad has good
reason for not wishing TO see carried out the interyen-
ton policy of Napoleon.
The Paris Pdtrie says, the approaching visit of
Count PerSigny to London, Is exclusively political,
and 1t is expected he will submit 10 the English cabi-
net the views Of the Emperor relative to the jolnt
mediation in American affairs.
In the House of Commons, on the 18th, Lord Pal
merstOn said, in answer To a question, that a commu-
nication had been received from the French Govern
ment on the subject Of mediation with America. and
that the British Government had no intention at
present 10 offer mediation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-17
NOTES OF TIE WEEK.

\ LARGE FIsn.-On Monday afternoon, Mr. Craig,
81 officer Of the HIlauea. observed a fish Cruising
around the steamer, and Immediately procured the
grains, Can implement used in catching fish, The
fish shortly made its appearance again near the YES
sci. and the expert wha!.man hove the grains and
made fast. After considerable struggling the fish
got loose, but was soon observed lying on the bottom,
glisteuiug under the water. \ native made prepara-
ton for a lire, AMI on going down the second time,
caught his prey Toy the tail, and succeeded in bring
ing it alongside the wharf. where he was soon relieved
Of his load. The fish was taken on board the KIIauea,
where it was found to weigh 80 lbs. This species Of
fish i somewhat rare and Is known by the native
name OF aura. -
OPru,LNIA This tedious and painful disease is
very prevalent here now. Many natives, particu-
larry children, are affected with it. Nor are foreign
ers exempt from it. 1t rlay not be known to all that
it Is contagious; and on this account, those affected
with it should avoid. as much as possible. being in
public. In many cases it is extremely painful. and
often results N weakening the eyesight for life. An
old aud experienced physician, whose advice is trust
worthy, recommends the use of a wash made of
two grains Of suIphate Of zine to one ounce of water
with an infusion Of rel rose. This wash applied
twice a day, will often ward off the opthIlmia, or
cure it in its earlier stages. With the natives, in
localities where physicians are not accessible, a knOwl-
edge Of this simple remedy may be Of service.
For THE EpIToRs SANcTUN-Capt. Worth sends
Us q monstrous sweet potato, measuring Is inches
around only a fair sample Of IIilo production,
Capt. Crane, Of the .NlriI, burdens US with three
large punches of bananas, which made a full dray
load. As they were from the neighborhood of
. Princcviue." Kauai, we feared they had lost their
labels, and were only intended for the = Laird Of the
Vale" but are assured they have reac Ell their right
destination. From Rev. \. Bishop, we have received
samples of manages measuring IL igches around.
CAvALRY-We have, on several occasions, noticed
4 company Of young ladies', numbering about a
dozen. on horse back, attended by three or four
young officers, members Of the Honolulu Cavalry
Corps, riding all abreast down Nuuanu Valley, aud
over the plains. They wear Tudor caps, with white
feathers. aud really they 10 credit to the city Of
Honolulu, in regard to their spirited horsemanship
and handsome appearance. ire these our . Home
Guarls:" -
y CRowD.-Tne .N;1ie Merrill had Il cabin
passengers aud over 100 deck passengers. when she
left Hiio. She landed \ portion of them NJ Mlliko,
last Maui. Among them Rev. Mr.. Damon and
family, who will return to Honolulu some time next
week Bishop Maigret also returned in this yesse'.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-17

y The SpeedreH sailed yesterday at P. NJ, the
trade wind setting down very timely for her. We
give Capt. Patty a passage of II days over.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-17

n \ steamer, probably the .fctire, passed this
port about 6 o'clock this morning, under sail. She
had a three masted schooner rig, with boats on her
quarter. She is bound to S~hanghae. and sailed from
San Francisco about the time the Comet did.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-17

\ CRowD-Tne N;uie Merrill had Il cabin
passengers aud over 100 deck passengers. when she
left HiIo. She landed i portion of them NJ Maliko,
East Maui. Among them Rev. Mr.. Damon and
family, who will return to Honolulu some time next
week Bishop Maigret also returned in this vesse'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
HgAD'oRs 4rH Sri ADA p. A. O. 8. A.
D.toasr qld- IsIl

A. meeting o. the oneer. Of tbs Brigade owe ed 10 camp.
ten miles re Nv TLaehe,tsr. Va this day, 10 express th:r 'ssrs:
ad $ .rro. at the death OF Their late con usader, Be ssdief q IL
eral GE0RIE b. ANDERSON, from the tfetts OF a Souad 'e'
c lged At eharpsbu'g, Maryland; on moio1 cjioatl Bryan GHn's
wa, cal ed to the cnar. aud oaptsa seaton Gales requested "
act a. Secretary
me 70 0sirs rss,lai,nI, submitted By Hsu.. Col ooE, wee
IN n mouAy adopted, viz:
Whereas we have heard, wi b profound regret. that Gu. late
cnmmander, General Geo q s Andersen, wtos. pure aud unsui'
lied ia, profound ability sd many yitues Won him namsr.us
admirers among all vAo knew hir, ha, been removed from among
Us oy In who GO th ali thlngs well bel,
Resalyea,. thAt While We humbli bow In oeei!eac, 10 His vii,
vet We car but express oar hestfrl! soJroS At cue g-eAt hst
Which deprlyea d, " one % gifted, 30 gelsrouB and 80 fear cas-.
q d our cause and our State o. sttalna nti 10 ARE y comb 81.
Res1lyei, 1h., While cur loss Is gri,v a., We nnd conselzu 0 IL
the ref .cion thai he LED q N srtyr In defence " mat s'uth Hieh
he deyotedly cherished. and 10 unfolding those pi0eipl-s Of nee
dom whicl aI- SOU hit to be wrtsted nom - ey ~ amy I'D aiuI
palion, and tho p,t let soldier can 4 K fer DO dean more gl;roas
ttan one received In defence OF % sx:ret a cAasi
kesolvej, Tia: vhls We sou not obtrud- up ,hs deep DE-
tres, Of his s,re , afflicted fsLily, yet We requet u be permitted
20 mi ig!e ous Tears With theirs, an 10 a. IRE them that so sn'
ce-e y synp .thzs sita tnsn IA their deep an caon
Resolved, Tha. q copy Of these proceedings ce rest TO TIE IAN
w ~ the deceased, sd TO ths Richmond Wing ssd Eaquirer, aud
that the North os,olps ospe's be requested 70 copy them.
Toe meeipg then sd.ournsd.
gklros GAIN. A. A g., Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
LIn.OIu,s PROCLAMATION and state Auts

Line0ln's Proclamation and state Autsortnes.
TIE LAT, C1aEres5 having failed TO recommend suy
spscih, measures for preventing the muraerous system
Of warfare proposed TO be iaAuyurated by ths enemy
a. er the frs. Of JNuIry, we suomit whether the Gov
sraors Of ths States sbouli not interp,ss their authority,
aad the laws o. the sovereign Oommonrsalihs over
which they p-ssids, for the protection Of their ei.Esrs,
L. V!rgi1iA and Ts d,ab. no. in ell ths other States OF
the CoateIesseJ there ars s,Etu,es which provide the
penalty Of hanging for suel ofine,'. as are authorized
All e jl;aei by the late proclamation of the Yankee
P esi3suL woy may no: Governor Ls;ehes, and the
& yvernora Of al the other States, issue counter proclA-
mlsous giving n0ics to the eaSmT that any Yankee
soldier tAker ui.hin the limits o, lhSir respective jlrIs.
di,lons after tAs IL: Of JLnluy will b. held as being
there for tao parpoIs Of aiding ald sb,sing 10 the per
pssratioa Of The crimes direc.sd 10 b committed BY the
proclamation. and as p~lrdeeps 10 any such erins al.
reAdy oonn.itsl, aud shall bs hung. We know no
p,wsr to lni; the al:aoFiy Of tas Governors 10 mat.
usa OF this klL. We kgoW nothing that superssies
or suspsudl the lava Of tho States. We kaoW nothing
,hat releases tie Governors from the ~obligI:oa 10 exert
every power they poa1es1 fos the protection Of the citi.
a,us. AID W. tfus. tli! taey gill giVs this sal 80. the
confederation 20 which |. ia enilsd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
TELEGRAPHIC.
1ROx THE WEST,

GRENADA, Octobs. 2s.-rne Namphis Bilsin OF the
ash contains the following: A Commercial news letter
from New York says ths. q sr,og imPrsssion prevails
among the leading nsrchaLti that a termination Of the
war will ultimately occur from a financial crisis and con.
fusion In the North.
Louisville, dates Of the i3i contain the fcDo~lpg: -
Morgan made o succcssful raid on Lexington on the
2lst capturing a regimen. Of frs hundred and twenty
msn (Ohio osvalry,) whom he parslsd, keeiias their
horses and equipments. Eacsnp'd q: night at Vsr
s.illss on ~ ! overlook q train Of seventy -sigh! wagons
o. tie Bardstown rike, which he destroyed. also c,I.
tared another train late in the evening". The numses
of wagons "a not kaosn. BE made the entire o.rcri;
arousd 3ucIl's army and joined Bragg again.
A spsciL despatch to the Advertiser aud Register,
dated K1oIv 10 ASH, says:
"Tae cons,r,p! Law vent into effect In z sst Tennessee
tc-lsy, and is being rigidly enforced. General Kirby
Smith brough, an immense train Of property captured
in Kentucky BY his fotcs. The loss in Cheat ans d.
vision in kllsd, wounded and missing In he three bH
g.dss, reached fourteen hundred and 6ty. This CON.
mind bore the brun: of the bittls at Perryvil,, cap
turing three batteries. Major General Lipecomb vas
among the killed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
An Englsh View or accommodation.

Bari Russell Ia represented htey - have expressed
the belief thl; here vii yet be a reeoll.-uetioa OF tie
Ualon. Tia opinion bs.rsyI an sHoals OF ignorance
and prjuiioe any hing bu: oreilab.e 10 a statesman Of
suoh rank and ilfusncs. Il Wss probably the utierAnce
Of tbs op' MOS, thai: drew toESh the following soSIdiDg
renrks from the London RraIi in is issue Of the
20 h ulL II tie HsraIi hid known the universal hor.
ror and lol.hing With which a proposition for rscOnErue.
ton uoali be regarded in Iha Confsderats s.a.ss, 1t
wOald hardy have thcush: It necessary to treat it as
worthy Of renonslslce. We quote its ~lsrgusge:
We shou'd thuk III CT the ConteiesA.es II, on any
terms Ehreyer, they consented to acoep. IS tlloE-Ooua-
rymen the msrceaary hosds3 Of ruff ms by whom their
county has been desoated.
Add { Q accep 'alce Of Northern submission would be
A. contrary 70 sound policy "a to right feeling and patti
ole i1sincls. TIE Ucion can Only be Reconstructed By
gisiDg c,r,Aii powers, however limisel, TO tie FEDERAL
Govsrame-t, AID binding over the Northern States to
observe osr.Ain c1n1iions OF the FEDERAL c)mpNot
They cannot be excluded from all share ia tie Federal
power; soOnsr OF later, probably within ten year, they
ml-s recover, by 20 CO Of wealth and nurbe,s, theif as
cendlacy at WGshllgtOn; and then the work OF ths two
As. years So1lI have 70 b. done oFer GyIin.
L Aay paper c>rsituto,, If any guAraaool II any
cs.as. could bid Iae NoTihsrn States to ,he obssrYarc3
OF their Federal duties, AMI preclude them from inter
ierinz in The il'sraal tff.r Of thar ~Eeighoors, the old
Constitution would have suniSei. That Cons liuion they
violated bs0iIuaIy aud systematically. Their preachers
i~acg!ca.sd Inc da.J Of Pejlryi their llNysrs defended
trCasoy; heir s,at7smsn formed political parties 70 over
riis the Law; thor c'x'ns assembled TO resist it BY
armed farcs-uAy, arm 1 mlrdsIers from ID, North To-
vldsd Vlrgini,, substituted slsepug oitE US in their
bsi; aad, when hanged for theis crimes, we're honosed
a. martyrs in New i .gllGj. WA. guarantee cao be
given by such a people Nhl;h would be worth more than
the paper 90 Vcicl i Was Wdttenr VIVA. worse folly
couli tleIe % thaI % throw away the fruits Of eighteen
months Of endurance, OF ~bloodshe5, Of glorious achieve.
msEts. tyreuBidpg with = race b. which no obligation,
hoseVer s1lsmc, has ever been respected a dsy sitter 4.
bed the power and tho temptation 10 violate it ! OF such
madness ~ csup0. believe that the 90ls s,stesms N who
be guilty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
Ex-senator RisIsr, Of Pennsylvania.

Eas Lyoebagrg Vrg.a-an hlI ObAInsd q late copy of
- Gs,ysbuTg pa CyaPIsT, Which, among other
f,1za S5n.Ains a long and abs review By Il seuEtOr
Biy.sf, Of lie course Of the Back Republican Senator'S
Il ss'u-lg . s50p. tie Cd..snIsn, or Lay other eoupro
Esls, ilai Wolld h.Vs saved tie Q. States Son disrup
scr. T1s s:sor val erStsd BY a pApsr containing soDs
S1-ty t~gnssorss, stating thSs q Back republican oAndi.
DIS 20 too SAFE Ssns.s C! Ps1nsylTanls had affirmed
sas. nazy e ihs Republican Tai:el STATES Senators
wa f7 - C-it.e1dsu ooUpsoulss. Thil NJ. E.gisr
Ss1lss s-phsieary, ssd states TIA. whilst President
D,vls gn3 Senator Toon5i declared Ia tie Committee Of
Ea.;esa, o. shie5 ID WAS 6 .msabsr, that they would
sso'3t tho Cd.sgdso compromise, the Black Repubdsal
Ssastsrs uniformly Voted sgaiR,. it. he charges, as,
"a: Ia bsif refusal 90 Gccsp; hiI proposition to lot the
s-ssioa 30 submitted 20 he people. they ;hWArtsd the
psDa.s- VII, s1d are rsCPonsJols fer the consequences.
u eo~-elaloo, b Sdis: "Wcul % God our county was
zs7 IN the so1dtioa Is thea sU, aud that the people
ColA os al0Ee4 to ss:ds Ibs controversy for themselves
usdss The gghts Of eighteen mOOstS sIpsrsaHe Of war
sa5 cAElsge aud countless sEGnesss o. ua.io1Al strength
ed s-hsrs.e;.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
TssT PUBLISHED,
sAl-cRs

sY WEST 4 10 sNsroA,
las Main Street,
Tue sscoad BAtla o. Aanalsss-wtth skets' % Of II. T scent
campaign N northern Virginia and on the Upper Po,omAosI pre-
pNsd ron pedal materials. b the AsAor Of ns"FiNt Year
u the War" Prise eea
Csaiedaasy,
Ad3rus Srdsrs . vrsrA JOHNSTON
faklket and BooEsOlers,
cal - Aaln rtress
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

Euly on Saturday moraiHg 8 aeo broke out In tAe
Hzls eAiug s..Son, CA AiQ street. bsiEeen Sh aud
b, Lynsaburg, and destroyed IhAs and three adjoining
tsnenen.s.
EJor Calsb A. WaslsH, Of Atlanta, Ga, was mortal.
ly wounded 10 ;hs os:tle at PsrryyJls, Ky, and del
the mex dtT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
RELIGIOUs CONVECTION,
o TIE Da JiPLr, OF OgRIsV IN EAsTERN VI2GIsIA

WI, the uadsrignsi etss 4, of great importance % ou- cGuIS
W 20 ADD = : aersi m,StAy, for consuliatO1, en- or con non
Ais-sst1 AMI d1ile5 - UhrBuAnI Cur annual mssGag. Ehjh
usaalY occu7s Aruut tia lime. has not btso regularly ca lSi IN
co 1ss4GslSs o. ne iG,s Of tho sSuairy 4 general des re Tor
sIsh q n ,stng ssslas, Lo~sYI, 70 Pisysl Sn7os our pso3ls, 20
fr ~ se hls Sscet lad We. therefore. cIl a General O1n'
v-rLos StAs Diseplss OF ChhAtia EAtsIn Nirs MA, TO b. held In
sycamore Clurch, lishr cad, Va, en- 1hsuasy, the l3h Of No
yspbsr. 1852, at X, Z. " gsRerSl G~lt,ndInss. rhs
churches Win PlSSs sea1 delegates, and eonEibu leas, or psdges,
- feEasrH,
L. ooLENAS, Jas. W. Co.'S,
A O. WALTHnL, 10 PiAdsH,
fn4I EHkLBuAE, U. ETELBuAxn,
7. A. CzssszAW, P AIssLIE,
sA3-e2' w. }. PETsIv.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

OLs,sIS us.-fhe 1890" has been trying the eIpsr.
melt of mixing oil aud wafer, and has SGT led the qlss'
ton tha. Is ca be done, by des.roJing ten whslers wtl
th,ir large cIryoss Of oil A powell mode Of demons:rs'
iag a fo. -Hosig0mHy kait
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
DfBD.


On Sunday, the ash instant, kLLkH wINIrRno, infant dsash.
Ter Of Iames T. crsnshar, 'ged IL months and " days
The friends and acqaAintAnces OF ne fxmny, snd those ofhes
| grandfather, Lofen d. FLEET, ae invited 10 atteai III PsnerL,
on rye day, the as h, a. o'cloef, from The r'sd nee of her
Vrandfather, on Grace suett, on Church Hill, bsiseen al and
IN streets. W th5ut further notice
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

z9>-..sss P ECaAL NOTECE.-Pi rtc Ia a.
va teuiio1 Is esked % my sale VI spen I'd Hods.hoe
and yitohsn furniture, Nv, Fam ~ C.rhsgeu with H:rp,s one
D air Horas tns Cow and Gail 70 iAks place \ wedse.d, y, M.
2Jth october, commencing ~ 10 O'Clock. ~ TIE iAte reside co OF
Slsholu Silis. decd. on Lssh between TIL and s.h ,tr,,ta.
.tas-9t TdOs. n. K sssEE, uct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
- CORnENPoNpENTs

ry-L~.-s % b.hsss Rss Be- addressed 70 ~ "EdisOr q
hs Eag."
1-sclS te-izc- o. 6OtA sstss Of ~ pdDs- ,TH Ro, 30 pBoish
- Tzs 4 q rusV long ~strnffHS, Oughi % b ksOca 50 az,
AT on n no clsg - departed rom obituary Roices erceef
o. siJts ias 1rs cAirgsd6 r a. advertisements.
~ We oa4H0t Ht5ertlks % re.s-- rejected eoHHUsioGhoAS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28
SCOTCH SNUFF AND
Smoking O..

TIME uader.ig i,i, manufacturer OF t1e ce Cd. ted Braad Of
Il smodpg Tob ,eeo. (Rniy Bowisg,. @ aud rarkey Winnebs'
70, AID ElepnAnt) has enlarged his capacity for m snufactuhng,
AMI Addsi 70 hi, ,usI 81, the uanuiseturi Of 3 superior qiaiiJ
o. scot.h Snuff, vtich h 10 nov prepared 10 furnbh ts custom.
eis, aud The III ie g-nsrLly, a. vnoless . price, at bis Factory.
co'L-r Of Rlfa and Jac.sO, streets, Lyrchb re, Va
oc3S On H. u. RIRGU5Ca.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

DERSO2Ak.-Any person VITO can give lto NATION rtis
i tive TO oApt. q 8 BAacL ~, Of Philip' iSAl L,son, ",
Wa vou1dsd at Boon,ooro Gap, Nd. aud h rspon,d "nisine
IN 'hs oRe!al ID. Of eAsshuss, vii Llsass eopauaisa.s 49,
g ,Js>" ~ he why 0nes. oNs-N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

49, VALUABLE REAL EFT TIE
49, TO b. s)LD AT AUCTION TO-DAY We i-y!is spe-
cal At ention Of The publc 10 IN, beaul Vi cou5trJ seat OF 10
Mesir,. esthatCt Of 20 acres, on the Book Turnpike, one NILE
Z ON richmond, 10 come on to-day, at IL O'clock, n, q q al DAN
pa 70 oek ca, P n to the Va nab Q rs'l est.ts tftte Lave sieeo
ias n Ies ,dy,rti.ed By b. sxecu os This tasty regai ded -
anongs. the most valuable 10 attract Y, real Estate ever orssed
for lls In this city ~
Fo- IA Their particulars, see suctcn head. - -.
oc2S-l dODDTN q APPkKsOn, Aueb
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

EIaLD seed.
II I'M ray GRASS sIp,
U2cgAKD GRAZ FEED,
he N 6Ets, SEED.
We tsvs 90 hsEd a niso lot Of prime asw seed vii h v oft' ia
sae. A Y nf1ks3 A co.,
efEeE Core r i6sh aad Cay SIRE q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

~NGTICE.-0 Dor sale Of Groceries vii
8>SS com 1enee his morning (russisy) and VII embrace
a great variety Of choice Gfoesne,, Including Brown, oArnsi
AMI Lea tu "a Z, Teas, &c kc
Also, outline, Morphine, Cntor OIL, tnd o.her msdienG, ani
10 doEea CAT 3 lns.
nrss KNIT. PAINE a.. q o1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

THr woxys FoMvaa Mrs. Nancy vaughn, residing
near Decatur, Ga, arrested one OF the "J,il b rds" VITO
escaped from he AlAntl J ii on tho lS.a last When
Lieu. Co. Vans q lad came up our her rhine had the
1birdp uade, mortal tear of 4 doubls barrelied slos gun,
AID q most submissive prisoner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-28

Es>~sPECiAL NOTICE = called to the
H~@4 su:iion sAle OF Manufactured Tobaceo At sanas b.
Hicks', Gary street, 18th and lth. T. Gay al 10 O'Clock. Hssi'
dom alo. 20 well suited for retail tssde h offered.
"a ga-1s
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yTlgTEp.-A youth het=ssn II aud 10 yesrs Of .g-. ~ttL
w . good Er lsh e~iuJsto OF. 10 lean the Priahng tuslnesI.-
0ie whose parent feids withii the q y preferred. Apsiy be.
tween /, aud IL o'clock q: thL ohs.. o'S4-u
DOCK KEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT wANrrp.-pIsus o. I
ID a. The once Of r. ". PIERCE q 90,
IL n-u Cav stree
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lARRE EXRRofSR

Two peIons d,shins TO become skilled Ia the use Of The Sabre
IL Broad sword, I will dive q course Of lessons.
Terms-!or q series Of twelve Lessons, SIS.
Payment Invariably Ia advance. Addren once uchmon
Whig
se0 -dH " MCFARLAND
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LEAVlSd quslIisi IS ESe.u.dI Of my deceased Husband. he
IL late Wa. Hreat, Of III s'iJ, 1 hsuby r,al-s. al pstOns
bsvns dam ag.ps. Sii et.te - pres .ut u en-, properly az
he lties,ed. or se.l 'nsa 4 to- OH ,of Aopi, stetra, 4 90 /.
ssd ear gesty cal q On al peisJnl lnceoiet 10 The e,ats 70
max pa nsni 60 Mssgs. s1srn . Q :, crnsh
ccai Iu 'AgoLISs u. ikNEr, Fxeeainx.
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OFFICE or u. u. MAURT & co.

p07 SALE.
Confederate s pe. cen. Fonts aai regisersa stock,
iss ard ISM Loa1
Viz, ina stA.e . xs., Oospon ard Eegtusfsd
sorh C,Vha>6 cpd pc cent Brnix
n1-God ana e.,y-r CJtn-vngn,s and ether eoaks-n sIzk
nc,si b wight an so1 nj oest m4Izst rates.
!: aesn tn3 ssnds seage md Md ~oetsLnhAsa. go
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IIAyiNG resumed the on BUSHES, l sone, con
III sig menz OF Tobacco, whsst, Corn, Oats and Raecn, and ~
ether ~ooTmooifes With my idsn $ may visa 70 seed 10 msrfei
All persons having my bags, aai Wb, d. not propose sending q er
wheat, com and oss to rasrke, Immediately. WI pls.se return
the bsJ without del,y vs.. B GKEEs.
Richmond, 0ct IL lSCl-lms 18th s1d 18Th Gary street.