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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-23
War News.

AS lhere has been most brilliant
fight at Kingston, North Carolina, il
Gen. FosrER's Department. The Gen.
sends an official report, dated Kingston,
18th, to Gen. HALLEcK, in which he
says he left Newborn on the 18th inst,
but owing to bad roads did not reach
Southwest Greek, 5 miles from Kings
ton, until the afternoon of the 18th. He
there found the enemy strongly post
ed, but attacked and drove them from
their position. The next morning be
again advanced, and found the enemy in
position SO well chosen that very little
Of his artillery could be brought into
play. The infantry then attacked, and
after hand to hand fight Of five hours,
succeeded in sending the rebels pell NELL
in retreat. The bridge over the Neuse
River at Kingston was prepared for fir
ing, and was fired in six places, but the
9th New Jersey charged over it at the
very heels of the rebels, and saved it.
Our troops took the town, captured 4
pieces of artillery, took from 400 TO 500
prisoners, and found large quantity OF
quartermaster and commissary stores.
Our own loss was about 900 in killed
and wounded. The enemy's force was
6O0o men, with 20 pieces of artillery
The 10Th Connecticut fought until out oil
ammunition, and then went in with the
bayonet. The Esd Massachusetts cap
tured 70 officers and men, including a
South Carolina Lieut.. Colonel. All the
troops distinguished themselves highly
A reconnaissance made by Gen. Neg
ley from York town, captured a number
of prisoners, and brought In about 1000
head of animals, taken from secesh own,
ers.
Gen. HERON reports his victory over
HINDMAE at Prairie Grove more decisive
and brilliant than it at first appeared.
Over 1900 rebels were killed and have
been buried by our troops. Their wound
ed were found scattered for miles near
their position, where they had been car
ried during the action, and left when
they retreated. Hundreds from HIND
MANS army are daily joining Gen. HER
RON. uINDMGN has crossed the Arkans-
as with his infantry, while MARMADUKE
is on the north side with his cavalry.
The gun boat Cairo was destroyed by
torpedo IN the Yazoo River on The 18th.
With several other boats she was engag
ed in taking up torpedoes which the reb
els had sunk in the River, when she ran
upon one that had not been noticed. 1t
exploded, and stove in the bottom of the
boat, causing her to sink in 8 minutes.
No lives were lost, but the boat and her
armament is total loss.
Gen. BANKS expedition has undoubt-
edly gone to operate somewhere in the
Gulf Several of the vessels have been
reported off St. Augustine, Florida,
steaming Southwark. Others have put
into Port Royal fol coal. The steamer
Sanford, with 500 troops, was reported
ashore at Cory's Foot reef, but no lives
reported lost. The public has doubtless
been disappointed That Banks was not
sent to operate in conjunction with
Burnside against Richmond.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-23

Gen. Rosecrans has dismissed a large
number Of officers for drunkenness and
disobedience Of orders.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-25

We have often exf ressed the opinion that the
old Union men of Virginia had entitled them
selves, from the very moment that Linco q S
proclamation made the path of duty plain to
their minds, to the most profound gratitude AID
admiration OF the country. Any error of judg-
ment that they committed before that period
was an error into which the wiseSt right have
fallen, and which has been more than atoned for
by their unsurpassed devotion to the common
cause. Gen. Jackson's famous StonewalI bri-
gade the very name of which has become ter
ror to the enemy, is composed in great part OF
old Union men. That the enemy takes the same
view of the subject, is indicated by their arrest
under circumstances Of great cruelty and oppres-
sion of old Union men. The case of Mr. jan
ney, the President of the Virginia Convention
is case in point Notwithstanding he was in
delicate health, and was also confined to his
house by the illness of s'wife, he was visited
says the ENQUIRER, by some officers of the de-
tested crew who have invaded our State, and re-
quired to provide food and other accommoda-
tons for them. They told him that they called
on him with the greater pleasure, because they
knew him by report good Union man. Mr.
Janney replied that he had no part or lot in theiI
Union; that he, with his State. belonged to an.
other; that he had nothing for them no aid OIL
comfort in any way: that he knew he was in theil
power; and that they could exercise their plea
sure upon him. The scoundrels carried off the
venerable and distinguished man as prisoner.
One account says that after combining him for
while in the Leesburg Jail, they discharged him
How long will the vengeance Of Heaven still
slumber ?-[Dispatch.
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RECEIVER,S NOTICE.

ON THE 18TH OF APRIL NEXT, at Lebanon or
" the treat Calf Pasture River, IN augusta, vii
sell to the highest bidder, for cash. negotiable
notes, well endorsed a5 four months inter est added
all the personal property OF Bowman d Evans alier
enemies consisting Of Horses Cattle. Household ano
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils. a large lot o
Corn, &c.
wall also sell, IN Stanton, on the same terms or
ne oTH Day OF APRIL NEXT before the door 81 my of
nee, all the personal property of G. d. Watson. al
alien enemy, consisting of Household Ktchen Fur
niture also desire 10 lease privately one year.
House ard Lot OF about IL in and near Fishers
VILE, belonging to Franklin Bale an alien enemy
also tract of 100 acres belonging to SAID w atson
also the interest undivided of D. Y Ellison and wife
and five children of James Brown and OF Mary Young
Ia tract Of land occupied by c. Brown, also a trac
ct land near CragsYille, belonging to g. J. Elliott
all AMEN enemies. THOS. j. NICHE,
March 1881. IL. ..-..L-----.- - -. Nm Rec..irar
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MODEL SPEEoH.-W When Gen. Bragg was al
Meridian. Miss, recently, the citizens insisted
upon his making speech, when he responded as
follows: e
This is a time for acts, not words. Expert
ence has taught me, too, tat every man should
stick to his trade. In many efforts, believe
never made but one successful speech-and that
was, in few words wien | courted my wife
the result then being ddeless to any merit either
in the-sEe ch or the speaker, than to an nnfortu-
nate habit with young lsdies of deciding mo e
from impulse than reason, by Which, as in my
case, they are too apt to be unfortunate. Pom
der well, then, my fellow citizens, this piece Of
advice: Never call on an old soldier for speech
es; ADD, if you viii pardon me the liberty, /
will add, never seLd politicians to command
your armies. From that time our cause will
prosper.
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For the Special 'r.
Save this Valley!

Soldiers now with firmness rally,
We 6eseech goa save this valley;
This valley lost-then all is lost,
This valley is Virginla's boast.
Lincoln's vandal hosts assail us;
They are drawing daily near US,
Will you let them enter now,
And before them tamely bow?
Submission meger-our rights maintain,
We hear the soldiers all exelaim;
Then from mountain, hill and valley,
Soldiers to the rescue, rally.
These mountains seem our safe stronghold,
Between It's hills our homes eufold;
virginia's garden spot is here;
This valley, patriots hold most dear.
Your homes are here-your all is here;
Soldiers will not wish for more
To urge them to victory now
We know they'll ne'er su5missiOe bow.
Brave jackson with his firm "Stone WALL"
Though it is moved, it did not fall;
o ! rally men and by his side,
In victory may you safely ride.
Repel the foe who dares to scale,
The pillars of tEat strong "Stone WALL"
Behind it we will feel secure,
If God will aid you by his power.
Brave Johnson on the mountains height,
The Hessian camp Is just In sight;
They're plotting now for your defeat,
To gain at last our county seat.
O!keep them back, by all that's just;
For in your soldiers we have trust;
That they are brave, and true, and tried,
And will fight nobly BY your side
o keep them back; the mountains crossed,
Our valley and our homes are lost;
But trust In God. and quickly rally;
Soldiers YOU CAN SAVE THIS VALLEY.
AUGUSTA"
VssLoy Of Va Mlrch 18th 1872. q H*-
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EXECUTORS, SALE

an THE 18Th DAY OF MARCH, 1862, we will
" offer Tor sale the Real and Personal Estate Of
winch Robert >keen died seized, viz: The Eagle Ho-
tel and other lots In the town of Coyington Farm
adjoining The town. several Lots at the Depot of the
Central c. Il 0. r. R.; other tracts of land in the
county of Allegheny; all and every kind of Furni.
ture used In connection with the Hotel; Wagons.
Piows, Horses Cows and all other kinds of Farming
implements, &C. &c; large number of Hair and
other Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bedding and Ban-
Aets; ALSO Bacon Flour, Corn, &C, &C.; also Negro
Men, Women, Boys and Q Gills
50 Everything sold without reserve &s
IRA f. JOKDAN,
VIM SKEEN
March Is ct Ex 'ors of Kobt Skeen decd
Daily Dispatch and Lexington Gazette copy
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In accordance with the above, number of thu
Augusta Lee Rifles" and other companies have en-
listed for the war, We desire to get all good ner
possible, SO that We may be able to form a compan,
or squad ron that would be credit to our section
country aud OF which each officer and member woult
be proud.
Those wishing to join the company or squadron
will please write me Camp Allegheny, Va, or hant
their names to Major Tempieton, Greenville, or Col
VIM. p. Tate or Gel j. M. Liey, stanton. as4
R.. ID. LILLEY,
March II lS62-tf
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HEADQUARTERS, 52ND VA. REGIMENT
CAMP ALLEGHANy, March IA 1862.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. Liz.
"A LII oihcefs and men who are now absent on sick
IA furlough from this Regiment, who are able to do
50, will report immediately tor duty 10 this camp
Those who too unwell do So will send surgeon
}. Alexander Waddels certificate of their disability
and during their absence from the Regiment will re-
port regularly every ten days by letter
The service imperatively demands the presence OF
every officer and man VI no is able to 90 DUTY
By order of NJ. G. HARTMAN
It. Col Comd'g sgd Va Regt
THos Ransom, Sergt. Major.
March 1887
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PRIV ATE SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale privately the plan
L tation which Samuel McUadden, deceased, re-
sided, IN Augusta county, the Valley Turnpike,
midway from Stnnton to GreengIe. This farm con-
tains ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES,
with water in every Iied Tie improvements are a
large aud coamediogs BRICK HOUSE, with all 9th
the farm, It viii be shown 70 70 Them BY Mr. Darid
Beard, who lives adjoining the s=ue. By the sub
scriber. DAVID 3LACKWOOD,
Ext of Samuel McCaddep, decd
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NEW GOODSi NEW GOODS
OPPOSITE VIRGINIA HOTEL.
THE subscribers are receiving large and well
l. selected stock OF DRY GOODS, to which they
invite the attic 1tion of the public.
"A Brown Shlrting,
"a do do
u Osnaburgs,
bleachead Cottons,
Calcoes,
Ginghams,
Black Apaccas,
Striped Co'tons,
Btiiliantes, white and printed
Large lot of Ladies' Dress Goods,
Y Farmers Satin,
eus Linen Drlllings,
Padding and Canvass,
Black English Grape,
Black Cambria,
Cambrcs and Jaconetts,
Organizes and Lawns,
Black Berege,
Tamertne,
English Befeges,
Spool Cotton,
Black Thread,
Love Wells, 49, --i-i ~
49,. Linen Cambria Hankerehefs
We have general assortment o. Goods, nearly all
of which have ben bought at the advanced prices
aud for which the CASH had TO be paid of course
therefore. the usual credit system must be abandoned
IN self defence, '.. $3.50 ~ ~
They are wiling to sell as small advance is
prudent and safe. PIPER Il FUNKHOUSER.
FEB is, 1862
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CONFEDERATE STATES. OF, AMERICA, !
WAR DEPARTM ENT, RIcHMoNp. Feb % 49,

Capt. D E1LLEY, Augusta Lee Rifles" 25th Va
Regiment, Camp Allegheny. Va: .,ysg..fff +
SIR You are respectfully referred TO the foregoing
circular of this Department in conformity with which
and the enclosed Regulations, you are authorized to
enlist volunteers for the war, be organized into
company or companies OF Cavalry, and should suf
hcient number of companies be raised, into squad
ron of Cavalry, electipg It's officers.
Respectfully,
j. p. BENJAMIN,
Secretary of War
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StauatOn SgeetatOr,
RICHARD MAUZY, Editor 4 Proprietor.
TERMS

- The spectator" is published once sceek, q
Iaoo DcttGrs and Fifty Cents gear 05ch mag be DIS
cbarged By the paynsent of 1aOo Uottars ut any tim
Withim the gear.
No subscription 0iW be discontinued but at the option
Of the Editos, until all GrrearGgeS are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS Of ten lines Tor Less) inserted
once fo, dollar, and tcety.oe cents for each sbse-
qgent coutAGance L4yer advertisements inserted In
nse lgoports0z4
}sefd. discount made to those sOAo ddoertise By the
gear
- 1tsaaL advertisers waW be Hunted to their I'M
mediate business or tie advertisements carged for ut
transient rates.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS. nat erceeding lines, cOiLl
be inserted year for 81 006 months for 81 %.
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HAVlNG made large addition to shop, te
Ii suit the Southern trade, we will sell at the
Northern prices of 1859. We have 100 different
designs of Plain and Ornamental Ratings. We.
randas, Balconies, Porch Pieces, Window
Guards, &C., &C., Vault and Cellar Doors, Iron Sash,
shutters, aud general Blacksmithing and finishing
done with neatness and despatch.
- Cemetery Railing for the country made SO as to
put up by an ordinary mechanic.
6 Richmond, April 2, 1s61-ly.
GEO mn 4 Ocn
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FRIENDS WHO RIDE!

HAVING rented out my own Shop, and having
Ii some finished and unfinished WORK, have rent
ed the Shop formerly occupied by Judson Mccoy, de-
ceased. where will continue to do repairing near
the old prices as the times and prices will admit
HoTse-ohoelng DONE. Cash expected.
All having purchased work or shy atlcles at the
SALE or having either at either shop. hereby not
fed to move the same within ten days. as need the
room JSO Nj HARDY
Feb 49, 1892.
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{ CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT, ORDNANCE OFF.Cs,
R,cuuaNo Aafo z l2t.2 |

q CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,l
a4 WAR DEPARTMENT, ORDNANCE OFF.CE,
.s RICHMOND, MAJ oh 3, 1862. J os
dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
ID till the 18th day Of April negI, for rhp following
Ordnance and Ordnance material Tor the Confederate
States: ~ il. s
200, 900 tons charcoal cold blast Pig Iron,
$4,000 tons of Blooms. (chareoa1 ~
$4,000 tons Wrought Iron Bars OF various Sizes
~ 100 0-ineh Coiumbads, a3.-a-
100 S-lnch COumbiads, vrc I'll Ia.-H.1t 81
100 10 Inch Siege aud Harrison Mortars,
100 l5-inch Sea-coast Mortars, ~~,
500 II FOUNDER Iron howilzers. tt
$40 6-pounder Iron alsld Guns
Bids may be made tor any quantity of Iron over one
hundred tons, and FIR any number vi Guns over ten
Drawings of the Guns wili be furnished only to par
ties whose bids are accepted 54.s-
Bidders viii state the points OF delivery, and the
date at which not less than hundred tons OF iron
may be expected TO be furnished
They must also state the time required to furnish
the whole of their bid
Bidders of Guns will state the date of their first de-
liverv and the time required to supply the whole
nuInbe,. 5s1 s...- .s~.'
Payments will be made on delivery of not less than
fifty tons of iron, and the right to pay one hall IN
Confederate bonds is eryed. se
Gas j. GORGAS, Lieutenant Colonel,
March l1-tanrIn Chief OF Ordnance.
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THOMAS J. BAGBY,
lfs AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. Wall ST., under st. Chartes Hotel,
az RICHMOND, "a,
TTIRES out Negroes. Rents out Houses, and sells
IL Tobacco, Wheat, Corn Flour. and other Country
Produce s4 q
N9y Pays strict attention to business, and prompt
eemittanees made.
~ Consignuents respectfully solicited.
REFER TO Messrs. c.. T. Workman q Co., K. FL.
Maury Il Co., Dickinson, HILL Il Co., and IL. K Ely
son, RICHMOND; James exander, CHARLoTTEsvILLE
& Mauzy oTAUNToN and J. II. Wartman 4 Co., HAIR
aIsoNBURG. Richmond, NJ rich 26, 1861.
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ESTRAY cow.

ON FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
" estrayed rom the subscriber small x-s-,
red COW, with wide horns. No particular h kIss9S
mark remembered. Ste had rag tied ~
around her tail She last with drove of
cattle belonging to the ARM which being driv
en- 70 edmond. The subscriber will paw liberal
reward to aaY one who will secure her for him.
March /. 3t* ADDISON GREGORY
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NOTICED

February l4th, 1862 I
LII citizens having in their possession NJ USKErS,
IN RIFLES, CARBiNES, SABkES, &C., &C., be-
longing 10 the Government, including those taken
Harpers Ferry, Manassas and Bull Run, are most
gently requested to send them, this office, immedi.
atey.
The Government, as all know, is in great want
OF all descriptions of ARMS. and it is hoped that this
notice will be sufficient to induce ONE, having
possession OF Government arms, to turn them TO
once. and thereby PREVENT the necessity of hav-
ing RECOURSE to insure their recovery
q. r. GETTY,
LIST Lieut., c. s. A., Ordnance Officer.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
1861. SPRING. 1861
Southern Hat Mandatory! wzEsS
ESTABLISHED 1886. @I

THE subscriber respectfully invites = - -
4 the attention of the Merchants of Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee to the extensive stock Of ais
own and Foreign Manufactured Haas. Goods sold in
thls house wifi be warranted TO compare favorably,
ia quality and prce with goods coming from 9th.
er market. There will be found ali the qualities OF
WOOL, FUR and STAW HATS. from the lowesi
price negro Hat to the finest quality for gentlemen.
Also, Boys and Chidrens Hats and Caps OF all grades
and styles. Ladies Riding Hats, Of all the various
qualities also manufacture largely Military Hats
and Caps. st14s
| am now supplying great part of Virginia, North
Carolina AID Tennessee with Military Goods, orders
for which are solicited and promptly filed.
JOHN DOOLEY,
April Q, 1861. 81 Main ST., Richmond Va.
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DENIAL NOTICE. IN }asa
DIR. JAM Els H. HARRIS.

Graduate Of Baltimore College Of rental rgery,
OFFERS his Professional services TO his K
~ friends and the pubic generally III viii eL1ID
take pleasure in waiting all those wishing his pro-
fessonal aid their residences, except for mechani-
cal operations, such partial or uli sets OF teeth,
which he will put up at his residence, South River,
one mile East of Mt. Meridian. ALI operations guar.
anteed equal to any. Address, Nj. ID erdan, August "a
County, Va. Sept, II, Is6l.-lY.
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STAGE LiNE4 SIS IS vsa5a
FROM STAUETONO WIN CHESTER.
Quickest and Cheapest Route 10 Harper's Ferry
- TAGES leave Stanton every even
~ ing Immediately after the arrival EEfEssx =
of the passenger train from Richmond o=szesssssss
and connect with the rain the Manassas Gap Rail-
road at Mtga2kson, thence by to Strasbuig and
arrive 10 Winchester Tie next morning time for the
cars for llarpers Ferry They leave incheser every
day after the arrv OF the from Harpers Ferry
connect with the cars at STasburg hence By Railroad
to Nit acksop and arrive ia Stafnton the ne xt morn
ing IN time for the Richmond train
"a Through tickets from Stanton Z, WIN
chester for So. KEMP 4 TKuTTbR
May ID, l86l.-tf. Proprierors
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NJ EWsR ROCKS
New Goods New Goods !! ]!

SUME UF " HIGH RUN THE BLOCKADE IN
THE "BEkMUDA" -a
Txl are now receiving a nice little stock of sea.
w sonable GOODS to which we invite the atten-
ton of the public As we cannot any longer buy
goods on the usual time, but are compelled to pay
Cash for all buy, this fact forces US upon tue
necessity OF selling for CASH with the special
derstandlng to be paid in very short time. We are
really panied to be driven to this course but in order
10 carry on business We have othe way left but to
adopt the Cash SYSTEM near a possible We hop
our friends will see the reasonableness Of the
and sustain us N 1t We promise to Sell Goods OIL
d reasonable advance.
PIPER & FUNKH0US .
Stanton, Nov. 26, 81. Opposite Va Hotel
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Fine Photographs and Ambratypes.

ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CHAELOT TESViLLE, VA.
EHIRE INSURANCE and Insurance on lives OF
l. SLAVES may be effected with this Institution
con the most reasonable terms. All persons desrous
Of eecting assurances eithsr houses the lives
of Slaves, u safe HOME INSTITUTION can do so to
their advantage by calling the unde signed In the
absence of H. W. Shefey, Esd, viii also attend TO
the renewal of all policies at their expiration, HL
Jan. Z, to62-2mo.. A. Z. KINNEY.
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snLsSoIU1TsiI6jINss

I'VE unaers gned viii continue the business of the
late concern, ard solicts the continuance of the
patronage heretofore bestowed upon the sane.
Stanton, Oct. i6 1880
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GEORGE sTARRETT,

GEORGE STARRETT,
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS tor sale the following articles, Of -.
" his own manufacture, viz: -
Tin Ware of all kinds, ef 4,.T &X
Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves for wood 10 varieties,
Sheet Iron Stoves for wood, -
Cast and Sheet IrCn Stoves for coal, 10 g
The Brilliant Gas Burner, sizes,
Portable Hunters,
Portable Crate,
Diamond Radiator,
Factory Stoves, B."
Richmond Portable Furnace,
Lcorice Boilers, for wood and coal,
Portable Ovens, 6 f{
s-sg- Also, constantly for sale, the most popular
Stoves Ranges and Heaters made, and repairing
oieces for the same always on hand.
: Richmond. April 2, l86l.-ly.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

LIVERY AND SALE STABLES. ,i
AZ have leased for term of years the comrpodi
w and convenient Stables attached to Tx
VirginIa Hotel, in StsuntoD where we
intend to keep constantly on hand for ,ros-z-fr T.
sale the finest HORSES that can be rsEaAaLS
procured. j. S. Byers has experience TX VI
Ind qualifications horse dealer NSszse
which are well known to the public. AS our busfn ess
is 10 be one of pains viii be spared obtain
and keep the public patronage.
We also take Horses on Livery. In few weeks
The Stabling will be increased to accommodate Ace
aorses. Capable and attentive Ostlers have been en-
poyed. The County custom solicited. privers
sre invited TO stop with us. d a.sl as
In connection with this Stable We shall keep Hacks,
Bugges and Saddle Horses, constantly tor hire-ouI
Vehicles being all new, with fine Horses, we conf
ienty solicit public patronage.
s3f j. S. BYERS & co.
N. B, Nicking and Bobbing done by an expert.
enced hand. SYERS Il Co. 81
Jan. 81. 1860 6s3ai9 It3a ttl3