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BOOTS ANB SHOES.
NJ 4 W O A s a

NJ EaW O A 8 a
- EsiiEJ ssl sssyst4 tlt
. BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
No, i1l2 r-a1 BANK STRHgR,
We Wonld desire 70 call the attention Of slI thai
come % this market, 30 cur BOD r7aI
NEW STOCK OF BOOTS d GHOEG
that We are now receiving from some on the lrFfsSi
and best Manliactories daily, 20 sell Tor T - n
CASH, AND CASH .ONLYi
ON stock consists Of Mems, Boy'u Kouth'H a..
FHfoK KIP AND OGnF BOOTS
hsn Boys and Houth's BrogAns. 7- M
WOMEH,B CALF, KIP, EHAAIELED. GOAT AND
la1 uL-4-.LA z KID BOOTEEB.
MIB6ES' CALF AND KIP BODTUWs
OaluD'S CALF, KIP, KID GOAT BOOTEEFE
LADIES' DOUBLE-SOLE KID & CLOTH =.
Gaiters "a splendid Shoe fer this season of fe F)
and All the sfaple goods usually found IN fhi1 ne
1 We can also furnish INFANTRY and OAVALRT
BOOTS. By having two weeks notice, one hundred
cases Per month o almost any pattern, can be fur.
nishod tbs samples Of Which We shall b pls1.l q
BhoW TO those who wish to contract
n New ccInaaH zen Boot and shes DaaiarB nIil
examine our stock for yourselves and I wont take
Bootg and 5hoes-ify y6n have the mOnoY.
OlSvsIknd. Sept. % lssl:Rll
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The above are all from persons who arc publicly
known where they reside, and Who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction
that they were trus.
PRIPARKD By j. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And q. W. CLARK, aid by ell Druggists and
Daalera in Medicina eYerYWhefe.
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K0INCIDENOEI
- HLOAn UNplR I'd QOUNTER

\ - -E7IAl- UEW-N III UUUEIIN
SIXTH AHO OEHEH9 IN a ROVIfl
HQRRIBin glEht With hts Oslsbrktsd ARlBfhE n
y9AD1IIQN. POWDlB9, where ever owner q
= Lnes are Sovereign Remedy for Coda CoughI
- ~ hide. bound pistsmperJs 60, "a
Sii.sa...le4 Ao rave used them, can togtify, See
= Sa@ ~ lneln. or sals by n n Gaylord
lIlo1e y sa.Anq. % and Vi al Drugri1}I N -
so ~ - 9ls 1he Proprietor, Is iSi
gnl4Ito -. Alltaa1G, o1io % When mi oriisr-
9s,s e 'ss.'ss5,s5- m0Ii bsl3a ID :. -
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Real estate.

WESTERN LAND.-.-H. Isl, LITI
constantly on hand large quantity Of hne TaF1inT
land in Iva Ni1c0n1in and Missouri, to eNohsiaF
Ofloe With RcqSs dsnningI. Marble Block, Sups
Ilor ltreaS. -lL L-.a maYl8Ri4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

William Bletcher, Plaintiff, 2 In the Court Of
against Common Plea of
William s. Marsh, Defendant Cnyahoga CO. ..
NHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION.
Il. William s. Marsh, is hereby notified that 4
position, Tor the recovery ofmonsy only, has this
day been filed in the Oierk's ofiee Of ne Court
Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County and State
Of ONO, setting forth that the said defendant "a
indebted to the said aplaintif In the sum Of one
hundred thirty -four dollars and thirty ivs eents
with interest thereon frsm the I'd day Of Fsbru-
ary, a, ID. 1851, upon promissory note Of said
defendant, dated at Hope, IN the Province Of
CANADA, on the S0th day Of January, A D.. 1855,
and made payable in twelve months after date,
to one John X. Roche OF bearer, for the sum OF
tWenty-seVen pounds and ffteeu shillings, Of
which note plaintiff Is owner and bearer, and
that said petition prays Judgment AGAINST said
defendant on said note for the sum Of SI3l and
81 LOO Win interect from febFasry "A. D.. 1851
Said defendant is further nOtiied that he must
answer said petition ON or before The 18th day Of
April next or in default thereof Judgment will
be taken against him.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
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7 .EMAN LITTLR,

T .EMAN LITTLE,
rrtz Dealer ta 7E
B K "A L EST A TIE
KeeDs great variety Of Farms ana CITY Prorsrtv
iog sale or Rant Also, ohoiea Farming Land1 n
Miohtg1ns Il1tn0il, Wisconsin, Iowa and MiisonFi
D EAL ESTATE-s-R, N, KEY rs.
IL ~ (1ormerly Of che firm 0i Little KsFel,l hai
opened Real Estate 0nce In ROuse'E Block, cor.
nst q gger1or stToef enn Public Square, and h1g
oon1tantly on hand several thousand aorea OF frTi
quality o. Farming Eand1 In the Btatssl Of Iowa,
Mbconsm and Missouri, to exchange for city and
country property; also for ALI kinds OF psrgunaI
aroSsrtJs Fart oa1h eald II usosssarY. AerIssB
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LEGAL NOTlCEG0



M AsTERhS = a Is7Ks-PURsU.
lNt ANT 70 the command Ofa dscretai- oTdeT "a
sale ifom the Uourt of CgWm0n Pleas al Uayahoga
Qoun st tbs suit 81 Ih8 CldVsland aad Hahonff0
Railroad Company aFninBt l7nac T. Hewgfi
and others, 70 ne directed shall axposo for Ssis 4
public auction, at tho door Of ths COlrt Ho1ss b
sne City Of OleEelandj en- thu tW8ntF-ffth day y
merch 1862, at three O'clock P. M the i0llOVinf ds-
scT1bed parcels o. and situate N fhs CITY 81 0isTd,
land county Of CuyahoEa, and state OF Ohio. auIl
known bL Doing psrs Of HoWitt'8 Bnbdiv5ion 81 the
70 witt
Appraised at 52356. no f-la -l-TTJ- n =
Ion. Apprai8ed At sIst3.
Parcel Noss Lc. lho., usvsntasn of said subdivis-
Son. Appraised at tlo13.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eiRhtesu OF aid gubdfVfr-
ion. Appraised at 9l911.
Parcel Ho. 5. The westerly part Of l0t no. nins.
teen Of said subdivision, bounded nOrthsry, south-
erly and westerly By the lot nne8 and oasferlT b
the centre line Oi brick vail nearly paraliel pth
merWin street and about foFtY-8sVsu fsst dfsta1t
8onLAea9 terly theEetrOm. Appraised at 4z5f5
Parcel NO. 8. The easterly pgrt of lot No. nine
teen Of said Supdl vision, bounded noFthory osBter
Y and southerly By the lot Lines, and westerly b.
me centre line Of brick van nearly parallel With
merWin street and about forty-s5Ven fsst distant
10utheaaterly theteirom. Appraised ct Gos1.
HENRY g. ABBEY, Master OOmmir f.
hAHHi'Y, EAoEus hoELE, Attornsya.
Hn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

ANOR SALE, 900 BUSH CANADA
Peas, 50 bbls choice efanberies in store and lor.
sale y CALDWELL q SIllMONS,
oecl:dlE a Unicn Il
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-, ah KgzalI1II. .O.s,.l.ss, 9
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Dol Eaa2e your skiFEs 1Taf -eno1Vb.
airt 70 be sure can't Gee ouifs - VoIi
sa used b Whea I VEas yoTIr-. - ,,li,s1
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900 BBJS. OSWFGO WATER
49, hA4lE Tor sale b B. 7 LTOn,
lAoe @ % T ssA'rviR Sc.
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Medias. Mtroh Lm.

auainted with and know that for several yeaI,
While We lived In he1lna, thqY were great Buf8rerG
bottles OF uatholicon entirely cured hsr Of her
plants. ny VIE reooiged great benedt from thli
county aH ) lais and eiei5nt ftfdelY f0f the mEny
COMPLAINTS thsF are Erhisot %.
JOHN WEEKS,
if EaituF Garfield Herald,
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y 100 barrels Fine salt taH. #I
so Coarse do.
300 sacks "a h8 eachl pairyea
30 barrels Dairy tiEilh bafs sncloasd,l
1r sale By RI LYON.
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A0uII LT2 iVIlrr TIA xTrR -

SENATE OHANBAl, o., April 5th, 1884.
EDR. J. O. .AYER-HonOred Sir 1 have made Q
thorough trial Of the Oathetic Rs, left me by your
rheumatism under which he found me sufisring.-
The first dose relieved me, and few subsequent
health now than tor some years befors, which at
tribute entirely to the effects Of your Oathartic
Pilla. er Yours vita great respect,
LUUIUS B. METUALF."
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A ADMINISTRATORS sALE m

CLEvElAEp. Ia. d. 60 81 =. -
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Ma II. b. KmasLEX-Dear Sir: We Eel IL duty
We owe to the public, 70 ststs that MArshall'n Oa
tholioon IL q medicine invaluable for complaint
olassed under the head Of Female Diseases Wo haV
used ypHF- GFBfeRberG Medioinas and have boan
greatly bonOdtted thereby 50 mueh 20, hat UerR
the prios double We Woald have then. 10 tho thou
sands Of our sex who tre glAAriur fcOm wsAknesaes
We would raoonmBnd tha OAthntib6n Rs 8 sure pans.
oe Ky elvs9 tIengtn q ne sY item eiid enables
pr0BrIatsfunot Mn. ". OATER, -
Mrs. u. n. WEEKB,~
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COMMISSION. -
z ETTLB RENDERED LARD
y, In Tieroes, Barrels and KEGS, for sale By

GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SERD
~ Tor sale b. CLARK. GABDNEIs 4 Or. .
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DR. GIBBOHl
RFqlelsor 81 Alsotr0gatAy e AeaisI

Olios hcurI from so z and from 70 s'sloek
3aily, (bundEys eE1sgtsd-l eugs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

AfssF Rl 0thpE TreEtmeut fatisif
@ DR. A. GIBSON, -
Formerly of Nov York Oiiy, viii Ray One Hun
dE5d dollGEI f1r the proof that he hs to cure
the above nHmsd diseases. BE win pay the same
sun for the prooi that any ether Physieisn IN
the United S'Stss treats ths sAlne diseases aith
AftsT many year, Of iaboriouI study and ezpsri.
6noei d.. GIBSON = hspIy In being abs to an
nCu1ce 20 The unfortunat6, that be has periacfo5
system Of freshness sor the 10 sff ~
BPMEDT AND PERMANENT OURH
a naflr T|ratnH<
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C0ll UIu AWDJEGnPS
HEADQUARTERS FORIdeHT

CRUDE OIL AND OIL KsFIR
gs1 MATERIALS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17
DIED,

In this city, yesterday morning, ELEANOR Eacs5oN wife Of
Q. A. Eric
u take pa;e from the Monumental o. u:ch thi
morning 10 o'clock The friends Of the family invited TO
attend.
Al Giles Court House. tie 9Th lnGt, HIt TLZt BUYING
TON eotsort Of O. Bungon, exile from TIE tourty Of
Cahl Va
companion, friends BY the words "Bessd
the dead the Lod fos she sstnsd Of the
cone sou Of Our Heavenly Father and sh ugh resrng
with her family des TO 20 home 10 her God and
@ cry.
She died almost without struggle with smile her
nApcz aud closed from view, lokng natural
though she NA1 erJcy.ns sweet ileep.
abe the slbc. CT much suf~'g but offuch
strong u0n and laborI for the
AID Happiness a he- family th.t he attended TO her done
dutts IArs uhen the enervang hand OF deep
diIease heavily laid upos her
she hnd ntishbor devoted wife and dear, eetoste
mother.
reep'y do mpAthss wA The be'esyed family, God
visit them Indy pour upon mourning hearts hr healing
live that they nay departed
In thl' happy home where there 70 more parting.
A FMsSp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17

.DIA YFfuIsspAs, sspl. ls, issa.
The Ssuste met at neon, and vas opened With payer
by Rev. d.. Burrows. .E ID yAe,e /
The reading of the jsarnai vS, 90 motion, dispensed
with rfE -a. -
= Mr.. BALL. Of Loudon, ofred tbs following
Rssolvsd. That the Committee on Finance Inquire
whether 1t il eIpedent TO tdsr any relief TO the people
of the counties Of tho Commonwealth recently Ia tie
occupation Of the sueny ether BY asupsnsion or CO.
mission oftaIss for the past year. Laid over.
Mr.. QUIsENBERRY, Of Caroline efsred the folio sing
which ~as reported: I. s1-l1fa -a .s.Eli = D.
Rssolss fcas the Committee Of finance inquire Into
the eIpediency of allowing com2ensalon to toe Com
from making their returns within the time prescribed By
the same, osiuR 70 the presence OF the enemy.
Mr. BRAZIER, Of Roekbddge, offered the folio wing.
which nos laid over under the rules: $3.50.
Rs,olvsd Thuit Il the sense Of this General Aeon.
bly,, that iu debates and 20 be confined 10 tho
ect of salt and that the various other topics embraced
the Governors message DO postponed TO an adjourned
session. .5
Mr.. GARRETT, Of Hsnrico, in some remarks on the
ufjsst, introduced the following resolution:
Resoiysd, That joint csmmittee be spponied, to
cons st OF three frosn the Senae aud Ave from the
House Of Delegates, whose duty Il stall be to consider
tao pfopriety of mend ng law Of ento,uree, ctm-
molly known as the fence Law.
fteresolution was laid over.
Mr.. COLLIER, o. p sburg, submitted the follow
Rs,olstd Thas the Committee on Military Affairs In.
quirs and report BY bill oheyNss wbdber the forces
TOW bepg raised pursuant tho &C. Of hsy l5b 1869,
for the command OF Nj Gen. John B. Floyd, Should be
dsbapdsd, transferred to the eensrsl government,
wbereupon Mr.. PATE Of Booze, ofeted the following:
Resolved That much Of the Governors message es
relates to Gen. Floyd be referred to joint committee
consst Of Eve members Of the Senate and seven OF
tho House. Laid over III der the rules.
Mr.. Wiley, Of Craig, offered resolution referring 90
much OF the message as reers 70 extoroc 70 the con
mittee on Courts Of Justice. .
Mr. NELSON, Of Marion, referred to TIE importance
of opening up railroad ccmmuncstors between the
Ess,en and Northwestern sections CT the State, for tho
purpose Of bringing tho sui to the minds Of the Bel
| stors, but introduced no Tesoluion
o. notion go much Of tie Governors eMsgs as re-
lstes 70 the sub jsct Of salt referred to ,nt
mttee Of the Senate and House. On the part OF the
Senate the CHAIR appointed kessrs- Thompson, 9reaves
| Newman, Wiley aod Early
On motion The Senate Adjourned TO- noon to-day
| wednesday,
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= WE ARE AUTHORIgED TO

~ announce DAGL 4 GARDNER as a candidate 10
represent the county VI Heue In LegAare an the va.
cney oCsoned BY The resignation Of Dol MSrud the
8gprvsentstlVe.
80 MANY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17
THANKSGIVING DAY.

A fusGEsrI0s ths, cole ITO, be tAken up IN al Us
n urobe, Throughout the Con EIDE aey, tbAnEodeE
q Almighty God for hs great oiness 10 GROWING
with vosy tthA the collected be donated
rrct scY, for tn purchase OF TeSsments
e Any, sod for The supper, Of oolpoeu rls Kvangeo
81 Tract oey Uaose head lurtes Pete SburH, Va
Society 10 Shch den0mirsoas united May
the suEsssoa ID xtb the people
lsssd ts purpose 90 be forwarded a CuTaBvHT
20 s-E- hASAssAs
0OO La Gla1ber ecIs, In ) oSs ADD for sale ~
<VO AExs W,FkFERzok . o. 10 Nan sss>N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17

VETANTBD-A TEACHER.--Iv wish to ENGAGE geaile-
w prerR she ighes. character AMI qlslfsa oss ~
set and teacher, asd ho'ops prepared 70 teach L'
yrenh and tht usual tash ranches raie With ny fatty
GId siI 10 tan scholars Il shoplj prefer sette
N az experience and c1mpesent to teach nuJc.
III pssss thsr tsrms quail fosoes, rec en-
.ni d isaos as teachers.
Ny Pc, onesh ourasVbis, Hpuklsstss 0;snsZ, "
seia-dzv w, kVsAkD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17

Famuel D. vepabIe longer member Of the concern, h
having iris retired from the BY mrt1Ai consent snf
W. o. oARsfseros beooes parthef with Is III
style OF the Arm will rensin a. heretofore
se b-'H EISOh, BIO. Ou.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
A PROoLkMATfo.


JSP0RMATIoN having betn received by ire Executive tina,
Brtn g. Aep Dausi On bin asd hn ". Jones, uho
the Ill Of Ro eoulty undsr ehlrges Of steal
Ing hoIses have escaped htre and gong At large
therefore hereby os reward Of hunired ar hfy do
Gy dollars EACH 10 periOn who Iha arrest the
said gye and deliver them IN the Js Of said codaty Roek
han and do require all officers ef this Common
weNh civil and military, and request the people genera y 10
their tons procure ihsr arrest that they be
brought 10 JuEiice ~
81 Given under my hand Governor. and under the
OF the Commonwealth al Richmond tbs l6.h day Of
- September, 1853. -
By the Governor,
GEoEGE W. MrSroRD.
p17-cst secsttsry Of the Commonwealth.
Allen eve FEE ten inches HIGH tsnier built dark
browa hair light beard dark skin and gray eyes and upper
tco'h cut. He va, frOtn Jrhsrson ounty.
Daniel corbn from Loutogn county Is Tvs feet eight Incl
high wy ttloped shoulders fair ssn blue light hair,
hSs IGOR sheD poSeu TO and about 20 y'as 3D.
John Jones Is slo Lorioao four ises ten
In hg, yev skin light heir black eyes has rogue
ish I-ot aud 10 al oEt IS year. old.
ey- Tae Pookln han Register Eii please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17

cyADDLgRs Harnesnaktr and shoemaker 70 whom constant
3 employ usnt and liberal wages Will be given
ELsos, BRn. kor,
uoHarI,Yila. Va.
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49, cal ed 70 large sale Of Chamber Furniture, ele-
gait Gii kirrofs SPLEEN I'd ntrs Tables OIL faint e.
a. WAFshJase ga noorl this morning, a. 10 ocloef
bUhNkR BUR2L<s,
Aur
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DlsIRIs, TION OF sALl.


HE City Of NJ hn0ed hiss tontrsetd .or ,s.ve VI usard
L p1ih Of gnis sa deliverable IN mon Ls'ainsa's o.
thousand bushe The reces d. bu Turn Cd
pound 70 the Haueho5eis Of Tia Cy Eaca
Householder Gtlns ened ont 3, pound ior eHea peson
10 bis family. including cid a While and boi ma nd
fena.e
IL orde To peveui imposition sppHcsn viii be rtqa cd
present sE ~ i-upg ss he yea dent housshdtr
and IL payer h is OF ekm.n and the nrsater o lis
fsmlj tes.dtng icin him.
Mes s.i and bArI hsvs tesu appointed ssnt for The
dtrbu The Ark forms OF TIE adss1t be bad
ach spp be ed With the risb ebspge
VII ch will be nVe nsni for mber Of h hoasshod
There whltsysr TO- hast. eolasn In sp
the sslt the qualify zach get hksd and
viii reaised uHM od4ed or aas eesdIns M only delay
the esiveiy.
TIE Agents ready deliver the 6r upply this dsY
DAVID bUkR,
Lv.G L.Z BACK,
u. D. HILL,
D. j. sAUaDE7s. Committee
1875 eftse oourcl
SALT DLSTRLBULIOH
D. MAC1URDo Ecsry Puzzle. prepared VIII tie
d Eary FoTm; and VII t=te All the Bank Ct
rnond ton half pes. e'cl ck At9 oe.ock p ~, sl.
sells -d3t
kMY CoLPOHrAGE.-we have on hand the
a printed thet Of 70 09 eo,es a hs 1tssnsnt and The
Isans They being tound and vii be dy for dLi
butte peside printing Large i,ns Of the bst
tracts one yeJqs cal q. And sxo,
eIessLt podeeno.s foa re Peas Of the see divine IN The
toa Upwards Of hcndTsd p.ous hissns theas
leaves flo ~ Of hs aons the camps and hospitals
cut The Coneeersey fu,s neessd N which 70 prosecute
p work, and all q hear from hoss
on Tcday ass nay be eApssss 70 cost ius ton.aHs ~
tails good ,,ess. ;. DfokfSsOs
Agent Arnx so2orsgs
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252 AgHEg OF LAND FsR ssLS.
Mat HtJs Form the Rail Id, eonvea cal 10 Rich
a nort WITH ecoi np-ovsmtn4.
ss5-i~ Mleio han ?, O., Chesterfield CO., va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17

TIE sucSsrs which has Ae15s1 cur srns bss been Of
tas t,o. gratifying character ard has demonstrated sn
psrior qualifications OF commanding Generals and
to indomablo energy, courage aud eef sacrificing de-
Voion Of soldiers Greater gAautTy hes mover been
s1aibited-a generous, ucble and patriotic spirit
nsver animated in ancient or modern times
Each has vJd with the other in tho performances of eve.
~ duty, aud all have exhibited an ardpr and earnest
ues for che and the couary worthy OF men stFrg
Cling for independence. Their glorious deeds have en-
shrined them In the hearts Of oil psople aad from
Thousands OF family affairs aud pacss vt religious "or'
ship, prayers Rsosnd 10 Heaven for their preservation
ana protection and for the deivsrance Of country
from Ito horrors Of this wicked war, brought upon It
b. those who arc ready TO sacrifice all tho no6ler
eeoga OF our nature TO passion, to prejudice, and TO
@ aFcs.
Subsequent ra.c lon has tended to o,nfrm and
srengtbtn the opinions heretofore xpresssd In my pr.
Gus messags Of the imperative necessity Of making
tIis an ogyu save war. Our own protection demands
Ii the quiet OF Virginia. whose bosom is SCARED al
err and whose people have heon hsrrssssd prosecuted
ana lundered, demands Is. Duty, patriotsm, speedy
termination OF this war all appeal trumpet toUgusd, Tor
an aggressive movement. Happily, have every rea'
500 to believe this policy has NJ lfnyh boen insugua
ted. IL mus be firmly pursued Plant the Conie6eets
sa dsrd upon the soil Of Maryland and resolute h<ar
aud gallant spis, animated by generous imp usee, snd
fred With an earnest desire 10 project the rights and
maintain he lsws abdins!utions common alike to them
Aod u.s. vii rally around s by lhnusards and viii raise
their oppressed land from the DUST The fire OF patriots
IN is tx inc. Maryland IL has only been snoth-
cred, Let tho opportunity b pr5esn;ed and it viii
burst forth into me that sl illuminate the lAae ard
give Sy aud ssdhess 20 hearts that have bcsn crushed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17

". r. DRINKARD,
Attorney at Law and Claim Agent,
TIyENpEf IA services pebble. BE will devrte special
asn 10 tae preps Atcn OF pspers mi thu collection
eiams gal ths ysolg DIP taens ofhe o. ME- crate GOV
e-umrnt
Man street. In tha hritin7, next door below The Pest
onse and opposite he A sriean Roel ,elo-st.
NEW AUG sIAa AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
uate have this day formed eopa'tnsrhp, u-dr
i the Am OF BUh MIR BURsste the purpos. Of c'r-
ductng genes.l Auction and Com buJpen for tie sale
OF serch andlEe Of every oe'cIipion =
We have The large and eomuonlous lion front Warehouse
on Cove street formerly occupied snmner Co
aud respsc % sjde cobsgnneuti Ct al descriptions OF goods
ne igng Efforts advance the Interest OF fends
We % give special attention the Of Manufactured To-
bacco and long expe trade feel confident
Of our ability to command the highest N. rkst phes.
" w. Gto, Gs J. SUMNER,
JAS Il. BURR,ss,
,w-non1a nrivate ,ubrc q-dlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17
COLLAN MAKERS WANTED.
TAINTED.

CTEADY employment and COED wages S be given 10 mum
- Der fournesmen, 70 work ariey aud wagon hIrnss
vouas Address JESsU. BAT0R,
,,Is-i0,s Angas.a, Ga.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17
RICHMOND WING.
10 CORRRsP0NDsNrs

= EpNEspAY nORNIEG. sEPT. II, 1894
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-17

D. MAC1URDo, Hc,sry Puzzle. prepared VIII tie
d sary YoTm;, and VII t-te All the Bank CT NJ
Inoad kon half pes. e'el cA A a.ns oe:Sek p n, sly.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21
Legal

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q neveeoed 81 I'D Dee1 = 1Tnstt Wills fsss.
day, Tie letA dav - JSss, 4. D. 19o9, .
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export sxposs aaA o4ss for eo)s, o pshlje 60.
ton. ~ paecel e laod abevo 1egssibo1, - g
much thereof - ohall - nocoo9Ayy - eot1Gly
and pay he amount ol.eaid Deoes. viii tAe ~
tcseet tAeeeoa - Tie 1a0 q Mloa 0go1h0 With
al the costs aaA expeooee at1so1io0 sai1 oale,
| costa of this notice aad Tsusaeo'e lee.
Dated he 9Th Day Of Nay. 4. o. lisa.
WILLIAM DOOLAN.
nyls-dsl Trssss.