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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12

EOR SAI.E. IS sacks Of Dried Apples. which
L We oder cheaper than the same has hees
sold in sAis market. Ez~ q. BUNCH i CO.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12

MIRO. OF FASHloN.--W are in receipt
the fall Of 1862. This is one Of the most
complete MIRRORS OF FASHION, and, in fact,
the only magazine in the country devoted
exclusively to the f,shlons. 1t is adorned
with large number of splendid plates, and
each number is accompanied with three full
size prtterns.
1t may be had by the year for one dollar,
with grand premium, or by the single copy
for twenty-five cents without the premium,
10y sending to Madam Demorest, No. 473
,'Broadway, New York City.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12

WooD There is, at present great scar.
city Of wood in this city. and if those around
about the region Of country, bordering on
this city arc disposed to bring what wood
they have to sell to market now, they will
get = good price for it,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12

CATHOLIC CHURcH.-This building was
raised last week, and will probably be SO
nearly finished before winter sets in that
service can be held therein. We understand
that nearly six hundred dollars have been
subscribed to carry on the work, and with.
out doubt it will be speedily done.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12

DIsrRlcr ScuooLs-Ths District Schools
in this place will commence the winter term
on Monday next. Let every scholar be
present the first day, as it is very bad to
OF school.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12

ANY amount Of American silver coin is
said ~ be circulating in Canada-three cont
pieces, five cent pieces, dimes, &C. Chieayo
Journal
What Of that ? Haven't we got the prom
Uses to redeem when presented in amount IS
OF one dollar Of our best business men
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12

A GRANGE FOR TEAMsTERs.-The St.
Paul Prose says: The Post Quar,ermaster
at Fort Smelling wants to hire fifty Transfers
to drive Government teams and to take care
OF mules
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12
WARMTH the Indians

The Rebels have invaded the North with an
overwhelming force, and McCLELL AN has NOV
cd up the Potomac to meot them, and if posi-
bic cut them of.
THE MEKCILESS SAVAGES
81 our Northern Frontier have commenced
War upon us, marked by all their usual bar
barity-men, women and children are indis
crminately murdered; desolation, ruin and
death are their sure foot prints. - -.
Viewed in all its bearings, the present seem
to De THE dark hour in our National history
Yet, notwithstanding all those things,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07
Secretary E::ciirs Oh = Con SnCTe.

Tie May Gommi;tcc q! tho Washington
Senate haze r:=lo = purscnt report upon tie
contract Hnad- by Secretary WeIlra win f1oo.
u. Morgan, OF Nr~ York city, FOR the Par-
ch.:y Of ~re;aeis fer L;ncaln's aeel. They
specially c%::iieaan li.o allowing him OF a cor-
]uiissi9a 81 thu s7aouns Of purchase, because
Of liz .5dac;nen: It placed him Ginceri 20 paE
high ~sric:s, ans; TIC e~xt7a7as III! a.iaOy 1h:cc
it gicid7i hit.
/; IL said u % I:eca&-a:.F., Go: 3n!y tt,a: JUS.
t.:c should y: jJre, bu, ii.at III" public should
be satisfied ltsl /. Il dru4: ard in liis view your
cot:,ziltoe regret taat in thc..ci!J Q! New {urk
e in&i c;r!d i.us have boon found 10 transact
tais Business foT Inc Navy Department. Oat Of
tie GIr:ify cQnneci:9a G: the S-cTe.aTi. ioT,
h~o@agev pure and honest his pa'pess
.s.; i:.gc 5cer in TIE selection, It c..gnUt
iaii H. give rise 10 suapicio:s lha. OTTER
~,Go:i:r; tla1 = single purpose 10 subscTTe tbs
pubic Interest nlsy possibly La7c influenced
tito choice Liai Tas made.
The t::ie, t;:, 1t whicn this arrangement
was made, b; E;hic!: :uca 4 Tagt sud dispTopoT>
,iana.a AMOUNT c! The public mouey WAS paid
iuT Is" irGoas;:tra3l4 4 SoEVice vas peculiarly
uuiU:Ii!ia'". I!C 'SHhh'J na3 C..sAseu ~ d
var in waic:i IL very czia:enct Was .; s!aks.
Tic na;i~u hgG r:2a :ralac1, snG wss enrtrib
ut.T; u:cn and !ioliey ~yci',c4: stint to defend
lie n~a;ionri lie. gindicsts ;h.B lai:cnsi honor,
and rEs!ore TIE ':uhLiul supremacy q :he coz
s].itrtinn al4 ;io laws. Thr uuergios and tho
Industry ui :nc country @*rs 10 ne taxed as
;i:oy Dege. bad heen he?r;e, anh tia pressing
Necessities CT lilo GcgerHEient ilad Compelled
il 10 resort 10 ;ic~ ard E,;:i0d SOURCE u
revenue.
Tho hi. Of po;3r;J and tho spiandid uau-
sion OF wealth Hv:o alike called upon 10 aid
n beating ihu burden ::h:ch rcbclliri: ard civil
var hal thrown up@ii the nation. All this
Fss borne, ard Snuld ;Is7s tcen barrs c%1ecI>
fully, # the iax-ps%ers had G1cn Ut haen con
,iG"eI shat their :G3.::y gas 70 be tsithfully
and economically applied 10 tbs purposes for
n:.Irr J.; Was ca;&Hd; hu. when they $50 I'm.
nsea.= SIMS Eq uanasrtd 0a personal ~ p02.ti;Gl
.T:rc"itss.j ar smcA GH& ine2asidcrGj!e Services.
cc"iil.og: II iuo Coz :riis'ect is Impaired,
public 'rrd:: IS ,1a.alyasi, anil Il" rgiJ exis-
.:nr2 .: III. 1.si!o7 K 'irp:-li-a.
the ss:an:y th:;;-Hnd doIirTa oI public
niJnn9 rcw IL ;h7 han4s OF mir GeO?ge D.
Morgan. il rqniiy aud god coacc'e::cs i~.aion.s
u tic Guvorii,i.n! :ll mol - h!lr; bid should
al v:;sc E.c RESTORED 10 the national treasury,
arr such reasonable compensation for bis Set
y;cas paid % him 1. j1alica may require.
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2 telegraph biccks, I2 irci.,

E,.l0 los. square copper, I inch; l,0Oo co
do Do 1l.l6 inch; $50; do d. do : inch; 47I
20 d. III 9 Is .nct; %, 65i 90 do do ; iach;
To- dc do do : inch; S4S ic do do ) is
inch; 5S+ DO dD DO : inch. 50, 1874 lbs.
amounting TO 9,s20,4n.
4W0 iba. roulni copper, : inca; 10 do do do
: inch; 1876 do do do 9 IL inch; %, 0oG d.
do DO ! inch; 1898 do do DO il,lG inch =;
$500 do do do I inch Gl0 do do do - SO
inch 49, O. do do do 1915 inch; i9,25s DO
Dc do e &c incb; 1850 u do do inch !;
l6, liz DO DO do % 81 inch; rs, 1876 do &c do
1919 inch 2s,731 do do du ! inch T,725 do
du 10 i Lie incl 1856 10 90 do Il incE :;
$500 10 dc do l Sic inch; $50 do do DO l
. S2 iuch; $3.50 do dc do ! 5.i6-3G5,3 sol
iba. amounting to 94,e76 %.
$50 lbs. Tound copper, l 1872 inch; 1850
ir do % il Inch $3.50 do do do l 1882
inch; 1897 do do du / ZIG inch 1854 DO
DO do / ll-16 inch $50 10 dc do IL inch !;
100 do do do Il inch ESQ do do do l 1918
i~nch-42,0S1 lbs. amounting to 10, 92S 06.
90 sheets ! inch S0xG0 boiler copper, 5,T45
lbs I6t do SIG do dc do DO a,105 lbs 9 DC
: d. 90 do do 1902 lbs; : 20 SIS do do do
do 20 ibs-I0, l22 lbs. amounting to- .GSl p.
So sh5eta t!a2.2ls copper. 1851 It's.
6. $50 y.
q sheets * oGEees sfcathing copper, ITO
los; sc do 1G do DO do $50 &C; 2,3Ss DO Is do
do DC ~. 5s5 do; 1878 do 20 do do do 1878 de-;
800 jo % do do do $685. 10; 400 do q 10 do
10 1883 DO; s44 do 2G III DO d. 2, 62l ID; 1902
DO Is do do dn 32,2l3 dc; 1851 do 81 DO DO do
90, 8 do; $500 do 81 do DO o. 40, TAG lo;;
.,9l3 Do "a de- do Dc 1851 du; 1919 do SO DO
do 10 1884 do; 6sS do so DO do do IL 2s9 do:
250.222 lhE-anlounting to e5. GEO 50.
81 shaets - oancss timed copper, 2G5 les;
As DO Il do do DC 1876 d.; "a do 1G do do do
1875 do: 536 lbs-amountiug IL 100 80.
40 lbs. composition sheathing balls, : inch;
1888 do do d. do l 10 1851 do do Go do
i do. 200 do do do do l 3~l6 DC 1850 dc d.
60 10 u 10: $50 do do do do II do 245 DO do
10 81 , DO: l7,9G4 'b~s-smountiug to
5,37l 90.
600 lbs competition spik,s. S inch; 500 dc
d. TO 10 do 100 lbs. 3G3 %; 24,025 do old
holt copper, 4 456 80; 1915 It's. lid shse1
rnp9er, ? ISIS 70; 4, 220 DO MD scrsp do III 60;
1888 DO composisca: 5.i3s 80, S gross 2 irca
iron screws, : 90, 5 do : il 30 dc ) 60; II do
: DO brass screws; Is gross t inch brsss
scrrw:; IS do II do do do 30 do 2 do do do
amounting to 155 IS.
TO EE CONTINUED.
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Organization CT tf,e Military.

Tbs following bill has been introduced, for
the purpose sbo7e named, into the Senate Of
Virginia by sir. Collier Of Petersburg:
Whereas. & Tank2c host is lowering on the
borders CT tho State, sad has been kept at bay
by volunteers yeS in rhe field, whose skill in
arms and tested sailor caunoI be dispensed
with, =hiist ic ~ nut iusc that they shall have
o.. -,rai, -.li.r - So consistent with tho p-aros
ystio1 Of the efficiency Of the force 10 BE- organ
isetl far the next two years, aid tSl:a the field
in time:
Sc it enacted by the General Assembly,
That the Governor Of TIC S:ats is hereby au-
luori2ei 70 proceed forthwith 10 organize q
io7cs uf eighty thousand men Of all arms, for
tTo Fea-s. which shall be disciplined and rca.
&: iur service by the lst CT May, 1862, and be
tten, or Is much sooner as practicable, offered
to the Confederate STATES, Us this States quota
to their army, with this reservation, that twen-
II thousand thereof shall be il reserve, unless,
bat Rc longer than, the States quota is ct any
time enlarged.
2. That the said force shall be raised in four
divisions Ct twenty thousand each, but TWO Of
them from the volunteers aow in tho service, and
the other two from the able bodied men froE
Is to Is years o! .gc, who Lave nc; get been
il the service.
8. That thu Two divisions from Inc voiau-
tacrs may be raised Ey .e-enlistmcnts, or shall
be hy draft, and, nI SOU Is la!std, shall
decide by lot which oil the two may BE- in
reserve Until tie Is! Ct May, 1869; but rs
uu.ny Of tho division 10 which t may Lsll by
irt 10 be the reserve, insy, IS will: ~re.eul!st
10 f:I up tia frs: division ~ bN raised out Of
tae militia, snd by so many the division which
b. ic; WAS entitled 70 be il ~raserye, shall lie
rcnllcd frcn tks first division raised from the
,%ai!itia. Ind Me G'orarsor shall first and
jo'tAriM cavsa to be ascertaine3 h0ac Zeany
and chich cf the r,igatseTs noe liz lie ssrt:ce
seiN r~e.saiist uadcr tbs act.
4. That tee tvo d~,visions from tho militia,
thar is, iron .he able bodied men who hsso
not set been in the s~er-ice, sllull DO raised by
draft from the military districts IS now laid of;
but each district shall DO required to furnish
only as many By Graf. rs will mako its coutri-
button equal with tina: c; a7er; other district
when the volunteers under this act from each,
are counted aid that tho first Of these di7is-
ions, which #ill be made up in part b. racn-
listed from tho division first IL reserve, {np 70
the lst Of Mag, 1862 shall On or beGols that
d.y, decide by lot with 1he first rsserve, which
of these two shall la il reserve sitcE thu! isJ
to the cld of tia term Of two years.
THE other provisions OF the bill, some Il
lhem according bounty and IuTlcughs, and al
the company officers to elect tici: ilsld
would be prepared in conformity with
the theory Of the foregoing sections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

Tbs " ashinston STIR" ii II comGeull.
tory motto. OF the Fifth New Haursh:rs TT
gincnt, tells the following story
"a short time since tnaT vent up m!!hin
two miles af Fairfax Cour. House, where they
found a vast amount ofioTage Of all kin0. aid
CAPTURED a yebel named Marshall, VINO lived
neer But e's Station, on the Orange ano Alex.
an0ris Railroad. he had been suspected OF
treason several months, and E fsw days beiore
his capture two Of the Few Hampshire Buys
dressed themselves il greg SUITS and visited
his house. Marshall was exceedingly chigal.
rols, entcrtaiuc d theu in q style brhtting al
E. T. =, snoTe eternal fidelity aid allegiance
10 Jefferson D., ana wn%ld wipe out q troop CT
yankee Hessians" wer: il not toT Eis lame
wrist. NJ. Marshall nor enjoys the felicity
Of bang FED by his Uncle Sam" and protect
ed frcn injarg 10y those same "HcssiaEs."
We know personally the gentleman thas
br.vc?y captured by = regiment OF soldiers,
and whcsc wrongs s-a thug sErl:cd over u
ttsi disgrace to hansaitg, the editor Of the
Washington Star. Strange 10 say, while he
THUS sxulss over the ha.dships of tr1e men;
there src found Scuth 81 the Potomac these
WAC w;s;, 10 shield bis property near Culpcpcr
G. Il. f:cn the operation Of the Steusstrstion
Lax
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07
"a query.

70 Editors Of the Enquirer:
If tho Virginia troops now in service re1rnIls[
in the Confederate service. un6nr lEe ecfS Oh
Congress, will ,hcy DO counted Is a part OF the
quota OF the State
address YOU this enquiry because | all
satisfied that il you 10 not possess tho necessary
;nfor1uation for i reliable response you have
the rlcat:s snd willingness, to obtain it. Emo"
thu. vo.r many Of our volunteers have &c
enlisted under tho assumption that they Will be
credited TO their State ; and as it is Important
ina. there shall DO 10 dub: on this point, i
earnestly Appeal 70 you 10 give US the DIES!
lights you can procure.
STAFF OFTIcIH!.
In compliance with tlc request Of cur cor
respondent, We have :naio inquiry at the war
Department, and are @athori=ca 70 state, FULLY
and cmphaticaily, that Stale troops 10" IN
service, ti:s! uiay &c enlist in tia Confederate
service, under the arta Of Congress inviting
such enlistment, mil be coIintel rs a part OF
tie quota Of the State. This is tho decision VI
the Department, and wo are further informed
i la; been communicated 10 the Cover.
nors OF the several States. The Virginia vol
untesrs wlo hare alroaiy rc-enlistcd, or nay
hereafter 70. enliEt, under thu Law Of Con
crcss, will therefore he credit Ell TO Virginia. IT
aay draft which m1y b, mIde nPo' REL
Eds. Ero.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07
EX-Eov. Smith.

The testimony borne by Generals Johnston
and Heauregs-d 70 the gallantry and efficiency
OF Cul. William Smith in the battle Of aanas>
sas, is highly honorable to him, and will be
ve.r crafty Ing 70 the numerous tricnd5 Of that
gentleman. AZ Ill age when not only the Law,
but public opinion, exempted him from ri.i-
tar service, ia yet was among the h-s: 70 as.
sumo the hazards Of the field, md 10 susssins
the hardships of camp life With his habitual
vigor. He was most opportuueiy present in
the fret skirmish Of the war-at Fairfax Court
House. A splendid company OF soldiers-the
Warrenton Ritles, Capt. NarT, from his %
town aud vicinity, wcre suddenly charged upon
a. night by The United States regular c~z7alry.
Their Captain slain, and their other officers
absent, they were speedily re. assured By ES-
Gov. Smith and guided to thu 6ght whica they
VICE so calamity.
Ip the battle Of Inc olst Of July, Col. Smith
was in the ho:tcs: part, with Il newly raised
battalion. Ger. Johnston says:
aCol. fGoyernor) Smith, with his battalion,
and Dol. Hampton, with MS regiment, were
ordered up TO reinforce the right, ] have
since learned that Gen. B~eaurcgard had pre-
-~viocsly ordered them into the battle. They
belonged to his corps. Col. Slnith's cheer
fnl courage mad Q fine influence, not only on
the spirits Of bis own men, but apna the
strs gglcrs from the troops engaged"
Gen. Beaurcgard says:
"Col. Vim. Smith was as efficient, as self
possessed and brave the influence Of his
example and Ills words Of encouragement Vas
not confined 10 his immediate command, the
gocd conduct Of which is specially noticeable,
inasr,uch as it had been embodied but a day
or two before the battle"
In The charge madc by his men, about one
fourth fell il half an hour. All unused to the
work ss they were, the brave fellows dashed
upon and captured a section Of Ricketts's bat
tery, aid pa; to flight the supporting troops
Of the enemy, and woa for the 49th Virgins
Regimen! q famed name Maj. Oslcb Smith,
Confederate States army, q brave and accom-
plished officer, who YVES acting as Aljutans Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07
Rrnrn Ronnose iaIand.

The steamer Arrow, Capt. Slscum, arrived
here lsstright @ia A!5claarle End Chesapeake
OanaI, in Il hours, barring lett Roanoke Island
on Wednesday moraing at Aino o'clock.
By Il gentleman WAC came passenger, we
learu I'll vas quiet st the Island when he loft.
Co,a:nodors Lyrchs fi=et Of gun boats arc
still lying there waiting fa7 the arrival Of the
Yankees. None OF tie gunbcsts have ventured
in panlico Sound since the Sea Bird went
down two weeks ago. Nothing is known at
the Island Of the moVeIuonis Of the SarnsiGe
Expedition.
We 7asrat to hear Of the illness CT General
Wise st Nag's Head. He 10 still confined to hie
bed, and unable to attend to his lsborious du-
ties. He has designed many improvements
which will greatly strengthen the dcfeaces at
Roanoke Island. It would have been vel! for
the country ii he had been assigned to that
command several months ago. We hopeit is
not yet too i.se, and that bis health may soon
rccovcr.-NoyoN Day Book, Feb. 6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

AT Tbs. sTuaI! Chain, lncn, lTo0i Izsl do
d. DO TIC d. DC; 330l do do do do
do; 1918 30 Go Ito GIG 10 do; 1864 do 10
90 6 TO do; 4ol0 do do do ) do DE-; 1859 DO do
do ( do de- 2l1lS do do do / do do; slS do 10
do | Lie dc do; $3.50 do do do Il do dc; 1901
d. do do Il 10 do; making 52.945 lbs
amounting to 5,S23 IS. 1919 lbf. copper rud.
der chain, 4e+ 20; 1865 10 dry wb'to lead,
92S "a; 1871 do dry yellow ochre, 81 g.;
632 do while lead, in oil. 75.e4i 8 portable
iron FORCES for ships, 225; IL ron buo}s, SO
lbs. each, l20; t do d. 70 do do 81; ] ahyll
is do l7.IG; 6: loze. tuitins buttons; l2c;
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r., !Es Editors of the ENQUIRER

observation-disclosures allow me 8 small space
in your valued paper to oailsttention to tho last
liac Of the 14:h SECTION CT the bill reported to the
Senate, entitled "a bill to rise and organize
Virgiaia's quota OF Inc Confederate Army" It
reads thus: "Phys;cianS shall decide among
themselves By lot vho shall serve" This
mode may result in taking away the most
useful physicians. and iesving those in whom
We lave no confidence. Why not leave the
power, rs in the cusc OF milIers, TO justices? We
can make miIlers OF CIR negroes, bit Esd Sc
]ected Een for physicians. ] presume the bill
since passed is tho Same. AiSG WILLIAM. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07
For the War,

We ara gra:iticd TO learn that the Second
Tennessee Regiment, Col. WILLIAM Z. BATE,
has rcsolvcl, BY q unan:mo@S cote, to rc.ehlist
fo- the var. This speaks well for the patriot
ism Of the regiment AID its gs!lsnt Colonel,
and IS in keeping wi:b the alacrity with which
they fg:t entered The service, having been ac-
copied by tho Confederate Government, ana
on active duty in Virginia before their State
had secedsd from the Union. We ven,ur" "
predict that to whatever sphere Of duty they
ma be assigned, they viii mako themselves
both heard aud lei! Whenever tbs opportunity
;s pGD.del them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

the regiment, fell i. tho charge; sery seEsscis
wounded. Ee IL nov so far recovered taa' VIC
had yesterday tho pleasure Of noet'"6 MN 10
this city, Ihough upon cruic''rs' aha' -" y
f,,rad hon.iussiy disabled.
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STEIEaL fGIEGi3S:

T~p HE REFERENCE TO EEEE AD-
49,, "=r;;a-acnt i'll anothc! column, Il H!!l be seer
that daily communication between ;h; cit: eai ioIkt?Tn
has hecn estn5lihhci. Passengers TN; uO@ !caTe Aicd'
m5Gd e o'clock +. 81, Yifit Yorktown, stopping - tbe
iyt.rIcdlglc ihE.!;ngi. s:ni :F.r"a 10 .:;cfmo1d tY =.
H.. Ja1. b!-dlnn.
49, .T. JOINS 81, Ei0EEE. fstm-rls c;
49, ~HEr:iHai, respectfully CGe:o ls sarTlars TO tic
:utl.i.i Ga;- o. Ricnlacpj in I'll ihr 5rEncrt- .; n; Pro-
fratt3a. Eosiieuc"-soc.S-Upd uc;eL
E-h 3-air.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07
NOTICE.

A n adjourned Annual Nesting OF the MIDLOTHIAN
"A COAL MINING COMPANY, will be held at theis
Once, on 18th street, on FRIDAY. the 14lh instant. ct IL
o'clock. JOHN c. STLNARD,
Feb 7-St Secretary. /:
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MARKIEU.

MARRIED, on the 4.h !nst., By Rev. Dr.. c. MnaosTode,
a. the residence OF VIM. b. Hubbard, Esq, RICHARD r.
REYNOLDS, Of Charleston, 3. G., to ANNA T., daughter
OF James u. Gardner, Eco, OF Richmond, Va
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6f.::-a.~s-r.;.- s:f.y :~:a1-Esl Gor tbs rs!i "tlch
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.-r.eGlLi g.: cis:s.a: 10 Co3f.~a.. ay d:,:.s &. Coz; go
wi! 80: es:-pit ra- to &C 'a-or:h the n!-t.:c;. S: za!:: Oh:
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nsccrh. Gcc- :;Iert Gaa G"-c-it.g:.
j.c-;:. ":!. Z. Nhc?iRLAH7
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Dec 81, is5i-;A
HU'E5SE.
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GURsUAST % a resoiu;iou 81 The ffncT1i 1--?1aiS &:
i Ti.Eln.a, : niecinS !tie Directors snd Ac"nt- "f iEs
Hcu:hein Protection In-urshc. Company Et!! e a:ii e.
EIrhooat, On tbe cgth Ia; Of Fssbcs-y hy e-i-: Of Ire
President. IEuAihG I. l:!LL.
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Z 81 lii g!rc entertainments. I: lie AFRICAN unUSGh
" EVERY ErEi1NG JiiiS EEEh,
Except Saturday. : MATINEE till D. given CT 5ATUS-
Ehi ~ /. 6'ciG1s.
.lnIss!on 81 r..t.. Ck,l.55u and S-r-.a.s % cents.
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The Timber must be delivered clear nf "-.r "r.tt,-.
knots, ""6rfective beast" c. 's!nd snsscs,r .ri say..s
be cut, II possible, aeer :ns asa5uart. where he ieny D..
are short, Two or more pieces may o. r., ni1s::i gG.::.-r,
bu: attention noS, he paid &c tbs d. :;lct.r. rsy;s =: a..
bill. TIE whole Of the TimbcT vii lee saiiee:c % n ..iii
inspection ut re Navy Taod, Esr!oli, xud nDs. .: Il vii
be received and paid Tor which does 10. Tr5-a cs5.:eis
satisfactory 70 the Inspecting OGc.I.
Each p:crosa: ras, be at.-.ss.: 10 -, go. 6,
CTd:soce am photography, Rieh7rorI. "a, caio::cd -
TIE outside, Proposals :o- 1:-:ac-,"
This oEce reserve, 10. iiscii .nc .:-:. rn .:;sr: 80 &c.
TIA: nag sot be ss:isfss'G.y, sd al rt;-:::c, vi-sa :ic
phr:;cs oHs-inS arc no: tnnwa % the Department. s":.-
cTdenr- CO q fusraaty CT ;teif hh,Niy 20 fcrnisa :ss III
Der Rithou: any uln1c.:sgry ,!.!ly,
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- EssEE era Az f5'faE ESGCsfirK
~, Il. .G- Examiner oI 18Th inH:aa.. an cUc!t. si.=
10! COn:::Is. Tor :h- District tu.si-.!ns Gf tichi1oud 80.
N-:.rica. .:sssyet, New k~c:, Charl'1 City, Iercs CH:,
Williamsburg, tGFS, "-tv:sk nni elizabeth Cty,
| accept ths BDni"si'"1: G7e@ =. l.: hs.r. n3j II 81:
rs6e T!;h .=-EE srI u ~, Lila Ia r.. r-Yolr;t.u In s'"'c
W. Ga ci-Gg"i. ncJEEF EaCEDE-3.
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CAVALRY muc.sTs:'zHG oFFECE
NOTICE.

TUEILS- -.
rfEsUNe "Eo ar. s~:uiicI EiaiL:ne .1d tsrp":'t.
- t.atrl N the Geld Hre r:qIcstsd &c 5:IE ds;!.:-!. -.
tbe pacsAss, nth mI:s!ay Tx, RE GENE of ,ac FSIi
Then ~inieccod, tho Regilnc.s &c st!:a be- bei1EI,. az"
place Of destination, cs.e Of tie Qd.rsrE1aiSsr, a. ~.
Eiont, 20 whom the uaua railroad receipt 'h-ubd W :"
Tsrded by the shipper. ...
II. Many packages ertTs 81 :hs DsF5:, 81 t. ..i:.Sa1
In Richmond, With pIper EsTs: rsbsco eE q: es..'r
their destination Cannot &c knoTa ny ;an C:-:tsE1S'
otiteTs are !Eperfeety marked, and c.nnc! be :ts.!1es
Ii. All articles depcs..sG a. ts Qsste:E aS!eis ~.
Il Richmond. for shipment, naH &c lei. tie!e tse'''
o'clock P d., TO issSre th-I. .tiplsot on tksi 1sJ
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