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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

BRANDRErh's FIlIls.-For 1he restoration
health Of those who have been stricken by spoplra,
or paralysis they are the caiy reliable r,edicinc.
al affections Of the lungs, chest and bowels III
prompt use saves life and quickly eures Prem,
MIA, pleurisys cholera. Ind, spssms .orms choi..
morous, dis'rhoes, dysentary. Whistler from malaria
eating unrpe fruits or other faults IN diet. yici:
their influence. Asthma, govt rheumatisnns. Ii,.
affections. ruptu-es. inhsmn.-tio-s Of any orssr
levers. vhe'ber ssue other specific fevers hloas
diseases, jsundlss. ST. viinss da.oe smallpox rncs--
les Group, sryspsi.s. white s~eiIinss. piles ulcers.
OF even thirty year, continuance AM especial,
ulcers Of the liver. have all been cured r~rmansns,
by ihese celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills Il
female complaints and nervous diseases they Lay.
been equally snooessful. wide change Of lie. bots
hFsi and second periods. Epilepsy. depression u
spirits frishtfal dersms. all distractions and relss-
atoms are BY them cured. dispersed and corrrcs-s
Prize rs cents per boz.
sold By J. r. cusussaA.. Terre-H.ate. ana ~
Respectable dealers In msdieise. usnidwlm
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EDfroR ExPxEss.-I am candidate TOT
sAe O1see OF County Treasurer.
June Is. 1852 ;. ~ ALLhN-
lam candidate for the Office OF L reAs-
srsr Of yigo county at the October election.
NJ ). DURHAM
". .so authorized 10 announce Z. ".
s.rhour ss Candidate for the Office Of Col
hector and Treasurer Of the county Of Nigo.
lam candidate for County Treasurer
ROBERT BRIGGS.
4. A. MADISON IS candidate for the
Office Of County Treasurer a the October
election
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Night Dispatches.


LOUISVILLE. July l4-It was the 9th in
stead Of the llth Michigan which surrender
ed at Murfreesboro
The llth Michigan arrived at the camp
near the Louisville Fair grounds yesterday
nooR. after an unsuccessful three days chase
OF Morgan.
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RlsHxosp. July 9-Teu thousand Van.
kses reached warrentOa yesterday.
The Petersburg EKpress SAYS General
NcCls'lan has enc au7dssf. thousand men.
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Pane, Dyetng and Securing Essah-
fishment.
IUHuE CRkrE AID CASHMERE sBkwfS.
w sR so v .sltn prss.sc. siso, Gsafismen's
Ciaths Cleaned an Ceinset ~ nsw shssaicsl PIE
esss. % iezk nks uss
ushssk street t<t~ssn ne csn.i ssa Ell szrs~s.
s<n> ssu~s ecsuri~< ~ tfs 81 shcp. spsxemsls
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COAL! COAL!
N O w Fir M

N . w f. 4 II M
A. c. COMBS. $. COMBS.
COMR> 4 BROTHER.
HAVING recently parcha-ed ~ Coal Ban. for
il II useriy known a. The 'SCaEE MINES" cne-
oi-tkree-quarter miles vest q the city, arr no~
prepsred 70 faruish the citizens q Tsrre-Haue aud
vctnlty. ~ith god articls 81 vel -screened coal
n<sres to snit thee pxriioas times
We are also Agents for The Highland. BrsEil and
fssmsfsturg Coal Ninss
s1 ordsr. lsfl 81 IN VICE County Scales ~ he
Residence q either proprietof. near the Rchmon.i
RxliresA Depot. ON es allied skort botics.
Give ~ = trt<.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

Fos ssIr-A good dwelling house. situa-
ed In a pleasant part Of the city. with all
necessary convenience. For particulars en-
quire Of W l. Hoddy. at this ofiee. Il
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The Presiden, of the United States has
issued his proclamation calling for 100000
additional volunteers. The undersigned. in
accordance Herewith are organizing COM
pany in this county. TO serve in the. list Reg
Tncn,. which will BE Immediately organized
at Camp vigo.
The company will be organized 20 the
number OF l0l men. rank and file The pay
will be from 81 , to s23 per month and every-
thing found.
BY order of the Adjuiant General. this day
issued. one months pay and s25 Of the
bounty money will be paid each recruit ss
soon as mustered into service.
Recruiting Office ia Dole's Building on
Third street under The Armory.
J. CLIFFORD.
July :. 1862 MICHAEL DODSON
The undersigned take pleasure in recon
mending the above gentlemen TO those that
are willing to volunteer They have both
seen military service. Mr.. Clifford having
served in the 10Th and Mr.. Dodson in the
llth Regiment. + B. ALLEN.
juivsdlw II. ID. SCOTT.
n All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get Que Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself; there
fore can warrant all hats bought OF me-
have fine assortment Of French Beaver.
otter and Son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all colors. which am selling
very low also. large assortment Of Wool
Hats. Of all color-. ranging 10 price a. low
as fifty cents.
7. II. LOWERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor % J. &. YATES.
m37.u. Cor. Firth. and Main 81.
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~ Fair 70 choice New Orleans Sugar
receiving and for sale by
uly7d2~ A. MoRGEGoR A co.
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To rHr CrrlrKSs oE TsRaK Harrr-Hav-
Ing Just returned from Paris. (Frnce,)
where my method Of reading spelling and
defining the French language. has been APP
proved By the members Of the Academy. |
have nc~ heated In this city for the purpose
Organizing several classes 10 that Ian
gusge. | viii follow my own method IN
teaching BY ~ieh students shall Invariably
acquire the beat kno~ledge Of the language IN
s,S months. including genuine pronunciation,
And rules to divide words into syilables. which
Il nil bs my constant effort 60 explain be-
fore commencing The Preach GRAMMAR.
have been several years Preach professor IN
the State Of Illinois
The classes will DO divided into four OF
carnations. one lcr boys. one Tor gentlemen.
one Tor girls aud Que Tor young ladies'.
ill. also give private lessons 70 accommo.
date isrsilies. aud win furnish French text
books At low rates.
sill be Il nv residence. "a Main street.
over TllOtson's Jcwsiry Establishment. se
sr, day from slo II O'Clock a. m.
sn permitted 70 refer 70 the following
gentlemen
Hon. II. ". THOMPSON,
SAxvfL s. EAniY,
FIzxI> NIrrEEr.
Hon jcux T BNKn
Nery ResPsctfslu.
y. r LESEuRE.
fARGs. lLIs-. All 10. Iceo.
Ne. The anisrsiSned. having been solicii-
cd to aftrut fhe axsmination e the frcnSh
class taught b. Prof. y I Leseufe. az ne
Edgar Academy. take great pleasure IL az
- that sAs examination far surpassed onl
rnost ssnguinc expccsauors. Aud wil tAks
tbs oYpofsunity Of reconneadins 20 al "a.
reuts. uho Ssh 20 have heir ehildrsa sgoi,
fren~h. - cali upoa Prot r + f.escarc.
lssEs A. Esn<.
jAsxs Srxxls
sarzInsS 7 REap. Com
Va kfa.
b. NJ. BLsm
ax- We see that GU ffsen1 Jamss Cl..ua
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE 10 Real Estate Dealers. -
~ hsvs p-sfiinr- spt sssrs Rsuns i>tssr ~
r~es sxc-isai Fisc~s q ssu s.ots. wkick 9TH
49, ~ FrrP<ry n 80 as<f FsfFs Hssts. "A pap
as<rtnosa ga tpFlfe
auknsxkT,
. s<< ss.&N 1xsE1
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PIANO TUNING.
\ GREABLY TO THE MISSILES

\ GREABLY TO THE WISHES
"A OF many Of my former patrons. I have resum-
ed again Tuning and Repairing Pianos, Meloteons
and other Musical Instruments. Being a practical
piano maker also favorsbly known TO many citizens
years, perfect satisfaction Is guaranteed TO all favor
Ing me with their patronage. will visit Terre-
Haute regularly every fsur weeks Pianos will be
engaged by the year.
All orders left at the residence % Mrs. Dr. Allen
Pence. Mrs. Modesitt, the Sisters Academy. will
meet with prompt attention. Respectfully,
Il. kiSSNER,
Music Dealer, and Tuner and hepairer Of Musical
Instruments, GREENCASTLE. IND.
myl6du
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lE We see that GU frisn-l Jaas. c...u
bsr- has complied risA sAs nee ordiaaAes.
hy pAving 80 hssnss - s<ii al Ards Of
fresh meats st his Old sfand. corner q "a
snI Ohio streets Please give HIN cali
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

NURSERY.

I HAVE PURCHASED the entire
Il Ssrssry .ss<k q NJ. Nasty. nsr-Asll. cisrk
esesty. Ia sof en- prepared % hurulsh al kinds
q Trees and ornAnssssl shrubbsry q, tie lov~ss
c-sh prtess- Apple Trees. q any si9s, freca =
yssrs ed.
nJny SKl swoKTH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

- suunous or scr0faloas affections are tie
curse. the blight the potato rot q mankind. They
vile and filthy a. well a. fatal They arise srsa
Contamination aud imPuri Of The blood, ard are 10
be seen all aroand US everywhere. One quarter 81
all ne meet are tsinted with lheu, and Que saAr,er
Of ihese die o, them; &c ioolshy too bceanse hey
are durable. ASrk's skkssrakIllA cl.anses out IL.
ssrof1''us eorupsiOu from the blood. renders rrre
anc healthy. and srectually exrurrs,rs 1e e..l
contamination h0u the system. No longer gras
under your soroulous disorders. since the irr.s.i.
bic Arra has provided his mastery conhinstio.. a
curative virtues that be calls sAns,rsxnI lIDen,-
ocrst. Waterbury, CT
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EIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
Il issued In the Rtna Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Connecticut
Cash Assets. $50, ooe.
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
10 the Fire and Marine Company. Springfield, Mass
Cash Assets. $500, 900.
FIRE POLICIES issued in the Fire In
trance Company Of Hartford, Connecticut.
INSURANCE In the above old and reliable Compa.
MES can be procured at reasonable rates. on sppli-
cation 10
HAGER 4 McKEEN, Age.t
Life Insurance.
Applications for policies in Phoenix Mutuai
LAfe Insurance Company Of Hartford. Connecticut.
Casn Assets. e100, 600.
Received by
J. II. HAGER. Agent.
Or. yonS A. wooD. Medical Examiner.
aprsd3m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS and
Oar. PssEl,s-s n~~ seyyly Just receives at
suCkkh0HAkss booKsroRx.
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cROcE RIEs.

Dll. RIVE has removed his Gro.
Il Gerry and Provision Store 10 so 3. Pioets
Row. wabash Street. next door % ~. Il. Mckee,
Banking once.
His stock u considerably Increased hy n... r,uf-
bases from The bet Cincinnati Nhoi.saie PINE
and his customers ~iil md Al b. New stand hrsts
The usual assortment Of Provision. AMI cr.csrie,.
The following articles
SWISS CHEESE,
GREEN CHEESE.
LfMBCRG CHEESE
SARDINES,
HUIIE D'OLINES
FRENCH CHOCOLATE. u Nauillc.
MACARONl.
:. NERMICELLl.
FRENCH MUSTARD by the gallon
OF bottle.
Ai-o Parma, Ssgo. Sp'ii Pea, Pearl Etriry 4
Al these Sosds cheaper tbsn az srv ID. .fase
Doo-is dshsefs- a. hons by kxpress Wagon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

Oar advises frOn FrederiGksburg ysstsrdIy represent
tia. the enemy still occupied their position on the
heights opposite the town, mi had planted cannon thu
whole distance from Lacy's Hill to Falmouth. Up to til
hoar Of halEpAst y O'clock they bad made no attempt to
erou he river, nor had there been any firing since Non
dAy. A large number of non cOmbatAnts have left Il
tovo, and thOss uho remain are determined that eve' q.
thing shall be sacrificed rather than snrrendsrd to thV
enemy. With regard to the extent Of our oSn prepare
ton, ue have no information, except that any attempt
on she part Of the Yankees to move iorSArd Hdh be met
uih Q 6rm resistance. Whether there vii be = BATH
Of Fredericksburg, or not depends entirely uFoa The
ID ,,smsns Of the enemy. The bills on the Stafford
aide AHIrd . Commanding position for the desIue i'm
Of she soun, If that lhLl be the determination; but, b.
yond hat, tbs advantage 10 % our eide. There u0A
rumos Yesterday that the enemy we're sending troop
down the Northern Neck, but this Is cOntrAd'e!sd BY
gentleman direct from King George county.
A letter from GOrSOnsSille, yesterday, says "shs whole
YAukee army has gore TO TrsdsreksbHig, ~s'idenl'
trying to get in our rear"
Nothing Is positively kUosu Of the enem,'s strength
there At present; bat from observations made 1t !
believed to be large. SiVerAi Abolition prisoners csI.
tursd By our cavalry state il At 10000. There is cei-
uilEy good reason 10 believe that the bulI OF Burnside
army il eo1esltiA-rg ia the = entity. The enemy coil
have no other OF CT in this movement than ~ take he
town, aud thus keep open sAEr commune Ilioa With
Washington While advancing upon Redmond
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nNIAOIlL AND CJMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. ls, 1862
hessIs. Sumner and Burress' auction sale, to-day,
Aeon Tea brought $1,000 pee ID Brown Sugar IS eS;
\. uufastursd Tobacco S74 Sl,ls pa 10 Smoking d.
81 50 Cts per ID Family Flour ga 6OI25 per bt
OIpperas Al, 20 per 10; Matches SIS 80 per grosI
Ogls SI5. lSO per n Window Gas t26 50 per be-
A small quantity Of Salt vas sold ct the unprscedsnte
prize OF sl,SO per ID. A The average weight Of ss {
Der Suk i, 2SO lbs, this price would make the cost Of .
sAck'ul about three hHIdrsd dollars. -Four sacks C
Al; would, therefore, nOs tuy an abb bodied neSr,
whilst in ordinary inns tss~ty dOllSrs would Be cal
sidersd . full price for them.
The premium for goj rsnlils At !! rs, With small
transactions. Blockade runner5 are chief using North
Carolina skies for their purpOss-conversing them into
funds When they return Eor.h, at . prodi. Toe prem =.
III tor specie Ull not fall beloV qlo.ed rates % loug
a. he present aspect Of srIirs continues, aud paper
more, is 20 abundant. People sb0 are realizing iu-
meme PROFITS upon articles sold By them can veil Afford
g. pay high rates for gold, aud IL the br re we're to
reduce their rates, customers enough would bs found
to ssesp Oh every dollar that might be If red for sAle.
I. is a matter OF reg,s: that the premium for gold should
b. ~ high-uanecessArily high-as il forms AL excuse
aud preIe1I tor eEGoTtionsrs 10 exact large prf 8 from
the psope.
la Augu,ts,Ga. on Friday, Coffee vas selling At " 60
per pound. Sdt dull al % cents per p0uad; Rics 81 4
Gems per pould; Wheat So a I par bushs.i supsrhns
Fi)ur, ia b1s $40; NOlAsses - 26 per gall
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
TELEGRAPHICI
MESSAGE OF GOYERNo4 yANvE OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
or NORTH

RlLIIsH. n. O., Noy. s-rhs Legislature Of this
State convened yesterday, aud Gov. Vance sent in his
message to day. Rs takes suong ground for . vigorous
prosecution Of the var, aud proposes . reserve force Of
ten thousand men for the State, to b discharged III the
spriug in time for their farming operations. How to
raise this force he leaves to the Legislature to decide.
he complains Of the bad fsilh Of the Confedersts Gov
eminent in sending agents into this State for clothing
and supplies, Aftes agreeing not to do go If the State
undertook TO clolho her own troops. He hAs made
arrangements to remove large supplies of brsadstlhs
from the counties threatened by the enemy, aud recon
mends al embargo on clothing and breadStufs except
Tor the Confederate Go~VsrnnenL He urges stringent
measures against speculGtors, aud more stringent
measures Agsins! deserters and their Aiders and abbot
tors. The balk Of the message is d,VO.sd 70 hc.l
topics.
Nothing from EI'tsrn E,rth Carolina.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
VALUARLE RaAL STATE ron NALa.

1NaE unde o. ned Offers for sale pTlVa'ey, = vAlusble Farm In
Il Louisa countE, kloEn a stunning Hl Il lies OF both
sides OF tie North Anna River, oo1t,ns $50 lciei Of land. 10
hish state o. imorovsmsnt, With Abund ,nSe Of 9 cd " tier, and 10
remarkably healthy. The bulldogs consist OF a ds,llny hou e
with eishs rooms, besides bAsement, 81 necessary out bullclngs,
including . number Of lob 'cc0 barns The soil "a admirably
adapted to the growth Of corn. wheat, tob ieco. clover ana other
grasses The supply OF wood Ia abundant, a large p Hp nrtion O.
Ing originAl growth L. 1. lotatsi eight miles Northeast OF Gen
trail Rail oAd, AID IL In convenient d. lance Of Tolers Vile, LouiV a
Court H rss anO frevllan's ntpJis. and pre- ents = rare cppofta
nifty OF Invest cent TO capitalists and oihe Q d sizing = vAuAhls
farm The sosk, crops, &C, will be sold with the farm II de,ired.
Terms VII be made accommodating 10 the purchaser
Mr. W. ". GiOnme sh, lives on the place, vail show the pre-
mael t0a y one ysitiugi IL
All co umuuic ,tlons addressed TO The undersl yned, pspldAn Sta.
tiOn. CuipePef count Va, " II be promptly attended 10.
n. T. HOLLADAY,
nov g-dlm Agent for Mn. Julia A Holladay,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

The truce boat, slieh ArnSsd At CIy Point Oh Tu,s-
dAy, brought up two hundred Confederate prisoners
including several ,hseEs aud surgeons. all OF When
we're sent forthwith 70 Petersburg. The boat sls,
brought, IS pA's,ngsrs. = number Of female relatives Of
JIige Oamp5sl, Of AlAbAmo. Mos, OF the prisoners
sars captured nea, WsIrsG,Oa, Yugir,, aad sent TO
" a~4hington, shsrJ .asy we're closely confined up to tie
plriod Of their departure South. H'yi"g been three
Gays on James river, they bdug no very h!e nsHs from
the NORTH; bat the Petersburg Express says that viii
one accord, eli ,ers aud men all agree about tbs demon
LElton OF BIrnsides army. The removal Of Mcclellan
yearly caused . revolution Anong the Federal troops
GsnerAl Hsl!eck, however, paid = visit to the army on
the s:h, and su,cssded in p~aciiying the malcontents and
restoring soma dasree Of order. Tbs officers and sur
gsoas among cue returned prisoners also report hsi
While in Washington they ssIe denied the privilege OF
the cartel Of exchange, aud we're KEEP: closely conaasd
and uldsr sulrd. Psdi,ing merchants we're slowed to
visit and eel to them at the highest PGc 4, such clothing
- they needed. Ga their arrival At FOJt'es5 Monroe,
taes purchases we're al taken away fIOn them. They
we're also deprived o! all the Northern papers which
they bad Ia thsir possession.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
ID OH as sALA Of BOUG 1850 Acres
n OF AVAILABLE Coat and tarminG Lasds, In
..-..I. ahnuU IAN sllI.a ahnH. a.. 49, :.

ap'bt sSf NV " u GItI u
Richmond w u ius q . decree Of the Dtstrict Coz RI OF
he Confederate sats of Anne lea. for the E.tesn District o
vrdnIA pronounced on tie q2nd Cc,Jbtr, 1862, I shan. ~ the
Rscelvsr Of the Court proceed g. s,l, at rublc suctisf At The
sprinIf,lI Pie, la enrc county, on rHURsJiY, tie fourl
OiDecrm e 1862. rom ,endog at II o'ciocs, A \ ,ffar, n not.
the hTt air dsy hereafter, the valuable pr perry known a. the
Springfield and Dep Kun Goal Pits, contAlcitg, according "a ,
survey no. being N .de. about 800 acres. u viii be subdiy,def
into several pt reels, SO ss 10 sell 10 The best advantage; thu. or
pe south side Oft e three clo2pet road the ell b. sold . tract
Ct sbost ~ AHss, . pGt Of which 10 In woods. On he south $ d,
of1e Deep run turI Re, extending bact to he three CHI PIE
road, { ere viii be sold . tract OF sboet 500 acres. On the moth
side Of said IurnpIk vi be sod sbouI 1000 cres, % a. 10 10.
clude all the coal Ptts. and the ne OF the railroad I sck 10 Hun
gary st ton. On this track there l. . large aud ,Icslient durI
LOG, together With several other building Us d and occupied By
The miners
There vnl be sold seversl other tracts va-yinz from 800 10 81
ar Q each, on two Of which there are several buildings.
The piA' an surye' can ~ seen Of the Once VI h,an. Goddir
. Apo. rson, In Afev d'ys.
The particular Ater ton OF capital T' snd Others 10 call, U
the foregoing ale, ~ hesids the great value Of these &C Al and =,
Ihsy are also valuable Tor TIE lug quantity Of sood AM umosi
90 them, and for farm ng purposs
fnss-Onethlrd cash, N balance At 10 and 81 monihs, for ne.
z diable notes y T. int-rts. added, and title retained mi the ~ :.
Ihef order Of the court.
HrssY " BROOKE. Receiver, &c
Sale ronducted ~ GoDprS . ArPshsoS. nolS-tdi
lbauIrer. m --t-s Me- sob 80 49, 'a-- of sale
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TO
FOR SALE

HIdE hAu'h 4 BRUNSWICK RAIL koAD COMPANY, offer
i for sal 800 goo Of their BOnd, secured by the tiri and only
hortAgs on their Road and ALI Q equipments and pr perry.
The Bonds bearing Seven a. per coat. Interest, with coupons
payable semtannnAlly.
TtlI Road extends from Macon I, nIu1tvick. l1b niles, with Q
b. ~ eh TO HaSkinHynle Of ten r lies. making lS3 mi 9, OF Road
Thirty two (2) miles next - dtoon, are completed aud In daily
use, With Iron proVi ed 70; .I () mil 9 more. aud which IL nos
being ibid ons hi'f Of the Whole Road 10 graded, and the balance
Of the ne under cont act, on which . IropE force 10 nos engaged
10 the TAtipE
81 the oomrAny owes no debt. and IN. whole OF the pr ,eeeds
Of the Bonds will be used In completing the Road, thereby adding
10 their se urlty, which 10 already ample, and Q curing The COM
pet n al M earle dav Of the emil g Pod, which Will he oae Of
the cheapest ever built Ia the south; the alignment b Ing rood
and the maximum grsdsI only twenty two (S) feet 20 the mile
Applications may be made 10 the undersisneJ at Macon, Ca ,or
PAay. LIN. HilrFLf.
octN-2us
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

RrALIITIoS.-rEs Senate OF Georgia, on the li'h
instant passed an act 10 pu. to death every oitz'u OF
tie Uaissd States found within the STATE CT G,orRia
Ei'sr the hut day Of JInuArJ next They are 10 b.
PsSsImed % bs aiding and A~ost,ing inaurreciou, accord
ins 10 Linco!a'I prosl ,mAi1a. Il will probably pass The
HnnA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

~Ruu-DAny % per ansaa; q for HE months, and " per
month Tor . shorter Peri0L
ssnL weekly IS per Annun;S S for hH months, and 70 cen" per
nonth tor q shorter period.
WsAly o per Annam; % for SI nonthL sent for no aho'ter
period. PJasnt In I'll eAssa In advance
ADMINISTRATOR sGaATs Of 9 lns 10 ssaS Tor arS' lnlsruen
D Snn per sgaAEs fer sasA ssaAaaAasa. Weekly lnlsruensle
ssla per iqaAa
- Rsnlaaaea aay % as4s a Is rak Of NE RasLsAsIil
All s1,ss Vhsrs evidence 70 tAGsa on TIE dsPOsia 81 . lS'Sr hN'
20 OAcs osniAining nonsJ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
AUCTION SALES.
VUTURE pAYs.
HakevsR L.HD PoR SALE.

VIII, on HorniY. the 2fh'sf Nevfsser ever for sale. . y
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mes N q upper sna a. tbs eoupy, IS miles from Rieh.s nd, .uI
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Nm :. o.rls Tn, and othsL ms RArn q ierar % ore n ths
pet "a n seeusn, en- n ntly sfthaees sarn Havirg on " eyrr
lO'Ac'eIti ohgl aloAk rovth, and A'OI 900 acre. ses ,d.Iy
,iostn oiott hhsoty' dsguoea, plns, 80 10 " yar Cd, slop.ny
fer"ni vihins 10 lnIet thu currency In % ching r..lare E.
wed oeo re aai es.nin. this property be ole Il ar Of slle-
na.e Two farms irving both a frot on We Iosss r.. a ,r mile
.oIth o'Besver Dam depot
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