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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-16
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Mr.. Editor-I lately witnessed sceno of
dishonest and heartless wickedncss which GER
tainly nowhere else than in Lewistown could
have been perpetrated with impnnity.
At the foot of the ridge near town thore is
a sand bank, contiguous to which had been u
small dwelling house, which was burnt last
fall. Upon the premises were standing four
of the most beautiful and largest cherry trees
to be found in the township and q fine null
berry, all loaded with fruit. The property.
| understand, belongs to Jacob Diggs, an old
and worthy colored citizen Of our town.
Taking walk in that direction some two
weeks ago, saw dozen boys and half grown
men in the trees, breaking off limbs as, thick
as my arm, laden with the half ripened fruit.
Crowds of these lawless fellows passed two Of
the last Sabbaths there, completing the work
of destruction, and leaving these fine trees in
q most mutlated and ruinous condition.
In connection with the above, let me here
advert to the general complaint among the
farmers about town, of the injury annually
done by such fellows in trampling over their
grain and clover fields, some in pursuit OF
birds, others looking after berries. And yet
no steps have been taken by the sufferers to
defend themselves from these nuisances. Have
we no laws that will protect our property? or
must we take the law in our own hands, and
try the virtues Of wo trap, and 'shot in
the rear?" Where does the fault lie7 is it not
mainly at the doors of the parents of these
BOYS? 1t is time our law abiding citizens
should look to it, and take measures to remove
the opprobrium which has long attached tc
our town of having the worst set of boys any
where to be found. Il.
Lewistown, July 10, 1862.
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Estate Of Veronica Yoder, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
~ administration on the estate of Veronica
Iodcr late of Brown township, Miffiin county,
deceased. have heen granted to the undersien,
ed, residing in said township. ALI persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment GIDEON YODER,
i've Administrator.
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Estate of sarah Zook, deceased,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla.
~ mentary on the estate of Sarah look,
late of Brown township, Mittlin county, dec d.,
have been granted to the undersigned, resid-
ing in Memo township. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immedi
ate payment, and those having claims to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB S. KING,
je25 Executor.
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A FELIX has just returned from the
"a city with large stock of FRESH
GROCERIES, FRUIT, nuts, &c. and
large assortment of goods such as families
generally need, which are always kept for
sale. He is receiving goods almost every day,
which he can assure buyers are fresh and good,
and that he can give satisfaction for their
money.
s6-Good and saleable Country Produce
taken in exchange for goods at cash prices.
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KOLLOCK'S LEVAIN,

The purest and best BAKING POWDER
known, for making light, sweet and nutrition:
bread and cakes. Price Is cents.
MANUFACTURED BY
II. H. K0LL0CK, Chemist,
Corner of Broad and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia,
And sold by oil Druggists and Grocers.
February &c, lS62-ly.
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Kollock's Dandelion Coffee,

THIS preparation, made from the best Ja-
Il va Coffee, is recommended by physicians
as a superior NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE
for General Debility, Dyspepsia, and all bill
lious disorders. Thousands who have been
compelled to abandon the use of coffee will
use this without injurious effects. One can
contains the strength of two pounds of ordi.
nary coffee. Price % cents.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

nea.Ths following members Of Company
I. 9th regiment Pennsylvania Cavalry,
have sent various sums of money, amount
mo to s1357 61, to the Mifiin county
Bank, which parties legally entitled to it,
can obtain on identity of person:
WHOLE NO. Z6bg,
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CEILING cheaper than the cheapest-Syr.
y ups and Molasses at 40 to so cents per
gallon; Coal Oil and Coal Oil Lamps. We
will sell the above goods cheaper than any
house in town for cash or country produce.
Give us call. We charge nothing for show.
ing goods at JOHN KENNEDY'S.
Lewistown, June Is, 1862.
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Uncle Sam and Family.

Yankee Freedom is lad
And Union is his sister;
Uncle Sam he is their dad
And he'll give secesh a t,Cister
For they said Mrs. Sam she died
We always called her virtue
But you, Secesh, indeed have lied.
And now he's going to birch YOU
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BREAD, CAKES, GO.

at the above stand, where those articles cah
be procured fresh every day.
Families desiring Bread, &c. will be sup
piled at their dwellings in any part of town:
Fruit, Pound, Spunge, and all other kinds Of
cake, of any size desired, baked to order al
short notice.
Lewistown, February &C. lS62-ly
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LEWISTOWN BAKERY.

West Market Street, nearly opposite tho
@at. - -
NONRAD ULLRICH, JR. would respect.
~ fully inform his old customers and citi:
zens generally that he continues the Baking
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lST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
- Office at Gewistown, July I'd, 1862:
Anderson James G. Judd Boyd s James
Aultz Michael Jennings J. M.
Airs Benjamin Laws Lewis
Brown Saml. NJ. Long Joseph
Bloom S. Ii. Lockwood 4. c. .
Bear Susannah McNeal D. IL.
Black j. B. Mckinney l..
Brackbill s. Mcknight n.
Cadwalader Ii. P. McNellis Francis
Cakepp Lucinda McWilliams Mary Ann
Cady f. Ii. McClenehan AlYira
Cunningham David May Chariot
Drake Isaac McConley L. w.
Doty RebeGca L. Mcintyre Rachel ,
Derr Samuel Paxton W. w.
Davis Paul A. Purdy Sarah E.
Dock Peter Rarrack Mary P.
Bentzel Saml Rarack Caroline
Duncan James Riden Alexander
Eisenbisc Miss NJ. Romis Elizabeth
Eberts Saml. Shannon Mary E.
Fisher Esq. Geo. w. Sill j. B.
Fernser Moses Scott Mary Z.
Freed VIM. NJ. Shesely Sarah |.
Freed n. Sifert Elizabeth
Fritz Annie Smith r. S.
Grove John S. Smith j. Ii.
Gingerich & Co. Slime A.
Grebs John Smith Elizabeth
Hutchinson Matilda Schatz D.
Haslett James 80" Shipton Ann /.
Haney Messrs r Is Co Taylor Rev. Hen. b.
Halstead Joseph 2 Van Tries S.
Hursh and Roland Wilson John F.
Hartlim Jacob SHIP LETTER.
Hoglan Margaret Doran William
Hess G. b.
| Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say they are advertised. One cent
due ON each. SAMUEL COMFORT,
| jy9 Post Master.
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also intend Gudgihg from appearapees)
making improvements in front of their
Hall.
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hSJehn r. Weekes, Esq, at the Ju-
niata Foundry, is now engaged in building
Pelton's Patent Triple-geared Iron Horse
Power, q new one in this part of the coun-
try, but which, from appearances, possesses
advantages of no small importance. Mr.
W. has also for sale Pelton's Improved Iron
ThreSher, which comes very highly recon-
mended by gentlemen who have used it
Farmers ought to call and examine them.
While speaking Of these machines, we
may add that it has often occurred to US
that more encouragement ought to be given
to home industry. Every year thousands
of machines of all kinds, from reapers and
drills down to horse rakes, are brought b ere
and sold over the country-most of them
probably not whit better than similar ar
ticles manufactured in lewistOwn and other
toHns-and of course the money sent away
ior the benefit of workmen and manufactu-
rers elsewhere This is all wrong; and det-
rimental to that kind of labor of which we
stand most in need, namely, productive.
Once properly encouraged, there would soon
be no difficulty in making almost any par
ticular machine that might be desired, as
those engaged in the business would find it
to their interest to purchase rights for man
ufacturing any favorite article. We say
then to all farmers, before purchasing any
thing in the agricultural line, examine the
different horse powers, threshing machines,
drills, plovs, harrows, rakes, &c, manufac-
tnred ia the county, and, if at all suited,
buy. Hyou cannot find anything to please.
It will be time enough to look at such arti,
cles made elsewhere.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-16

a-The Soldiers Aid Association will
hold meeting tomorrow Thursday even
ing, at o'clock, at the house of Mr.. HI.
Walters. All who feel an interest in the
object are cordially invited to attend.
E, HOFFMAN, Sec.
HARR1sBURG, July II, 1862.
Dear Nadam-In your letter giving
list, &c. OF Hospital stores forwarded some
time ago, you expressed wish to be nform.
ed what disposition was made of them. I
am pleased to inform you that the box has
been forwarded to the city of New York,
to be distributed for the benefit of the sick
and wounded Pennsylvania volunteers, n ow
in separate hospitals in that city. General
Hale is now there, on the special business
OF having these suffering fellow citizens
we'll and properly cared for, and [ am hap
py to say that your excellent Society, in
that box of valuable contributions, will be
means of adding materially to their COM
fort and happiness.
Most respectfully,
T. f. Mccoy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-16

.SNAsHUP-One of the fast freights
going east met with an accident about
mile above town on Saturday night last by
the breaking of an axle, in consequence
of which two cars were thrown from their
running gear, completely blocking up both
tracks, and damaging the south track con-
sderably, besides dispensing the coal with
which they were loaded. The fast line
east, whose schedule time is an hour be-
hind the fast freights, was delayed about
an hour, the freight train about three hours.
No one was injured.
aSTThe following gentlemen have been
elected officers of the Apprentices Litera-
ry Society for the ensuing term; Fl. j.
Walters, President; T. NJ. Uttley, Vice
President; Geo. r. Frysinger, Recording
Secretary; A. Fl. Peters, Corresponding
Secretary; R. W. Patton, Treasurer; How
ard Helman, Librarian ; Geo. W. Patton,
Assistant Librarian; John A. Mckee, Ed.
Banner.
Agreeable to custom, this institution has
suspended during the summer months; they
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Most respectfully,
T. T. Mccoy.
Deputy Quartermaster General

THE CANADA THIsTLE.-Senator Nc
Clure's bill to prevent the spread of the
Canada Thistle was passed by both branch
es of the Legislature last winter, and now
Is the law of the State 1t provides that
hereafter any individual or corporation al
lowing the Canada Thistle to ripen seed
on their premises, shall be liable to a fine
of ten dollars, upon each complaint that is
properly established; and any one who
may fear the spread of the Canada Thistle
upon his premises from the land of his
careless and thriftless neighbor, may, after
five days notice, enter upon any land
where the weed is found growing, out it,
and recover full costs for his labor and
trouble
Unless this law will be so construed as
to compel supervisors of roads to clear the
waysides, it will be almost useless 1t was
great mistake that laws were not passed
many years ago to compel the destruction
Of noxious weeds, as many haye been
spread to an extent almost beyond remedy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-16

THE CANAL.-The Huntingdon Globe
says that the repairs are so far advanced
that the canal from Hollidaysburg to Will
liamsburg Dam will be opened for the pas.
sage of boats about the 23th of this month,
(Juiy.) From Williamsburg Dam to Hun
tingdon Dam the waters will be drawn off
on the first of August, aud that part Of the
canal will probably remain closed during
the remainder of the season
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Yankee and sistar tnn

IrEMs-Pew rents ought to be paid
promptly, as ministers can no more live on
mir and moonshine than printers.-Cab-
bage and Bolognas at Swans, ditto and ice
cream at f. Auner's, ice cream at Mrs.
Wertzs, chicken soup at s. Eisenbise's,
lee cold drinks at Swain's, ct cetera and
so forth.-There is some talk of the
Borough issuing shin plasters to make
change. IF done at all, it ought to be un-
der the direction of committee of citi-
zens and tho Burgess, with full safeguards
for its redemption whenever presented.
Col VIM. H. Irwin of the 10th is
at present on visit to Lewistown to re.
cruit his health. Lieut. Eckebarger, we
hear, had afnger amputated yesterday from
his wounded hand.-We have had some
hot and sultry weather since last week, with
thunderstorms on Tuesday.-Harvesting
is slowly but steadily progressing-the
great difficulty being in the tangled condi-
ton of the wheat, which prevents much
from being cut by machines.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-16

HAIR JEwELRY.-R. W. Patton has on
hand as agent a photographic specimen book
of fine Hair Jewelry, manufactured by q
prominent House in New York. Persons
who desire to have mementoes Of this kind
manufactured into Jewelry, as well as those
who wish to buy Hair Jewelry, can by e1-
amining the specimen book, select the pre-
else style they may prefer, anl be accom-
modated without further trouble through
Mr.. Patton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
No. S3S.
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR TAR PAYMENT OF CERTAIN IN

Section The Congress OF the Confederate Slater Of America do
enact That the proper QlATt rsser In the ~lary Department
Indxu Territory be AhdEed the off and ~ the
company of 0eck united Volunteer raised 10 the month OF
Augus ee hundred and sytyone by authority Of the Con-
missioner the Confederate stAs for local purposes, At TIE
Nrh Fork village hi Greek country and Of the Cherokee Re-
<ud hesNsAw Regiment Of colon,l Dorg r. Coope s1d
Of the Greek regiment Colonel Da-iel Mcintosh and the
cmpsns of seminOes raised BY e Chief by authority he
cornn o c and OF the ohc oops led into the
Colonel Douglas Cooper 10 aid in sing e L.
the Ctets and Of cGued nto
by tsc Greek Agent for tie by dree'n Of the
Con unsrer for The during which all OF said troops
10 the service r stpg organized a. before being mustered
into the service n the hey had hecL mustered
respective tines wheo they rsanzed aud yd
by The Commissioner ehe Of sad ofces which payments
shall he upon pecal rs cE Atpurpose: Prtufs
That the allowance aleu- Of oong shall be pd orJ 10 such Of
said ocri An shan have stree tee may be muEtee
the and that shall be bad Who deserted
ds Gnded Without permission have tlen Ides with the
inIurfectonists among the O.eekI.
Sec And be fuNer enacted That the accounts Of the
acting Comnaares and Quart OF all said oops sha1
be settled and paid In the As the troops With
which they Aeld regularly stered into the service
N time Vhea tteY orgAnzsd snl received aud that The
debit Incurred advanced by the be pail bV The BE
ade Of h psAde somaand by brgA1ler ea
erI Albert Pike: Pr5riei ftier Tbat sad all be
approved by aid General aud that the prices
BY f'aad ny HIN not TO have been excessive
al aldtN debts 70 have been contracted in good Ah aad
the m neys otitiy 'dvl vlneed.
Approved Dec. 81, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
I1ALUA.L. $50. PaOPKnrY 1v . SALE

He Oas: Tor sale pryAey, TIE Iron property iosn - NE
dlier works, ssu4ed 10 the d Ro 1n thaT ma,
uhc giaa i6 miles distant .hs 'irS Is OehuA
uaaa pr petv aims about ZOUo acres ei Ano'
age ,ran d iinb SUI. Bile os coal. ag pupe
The the best stion With bo h water
,,wfr nj ensne attached The banks, believed
nerhAube ar" eony' " the Furnace and n'an
90 Atty making the valuable lro The
gYe situated The sOah River has Of the best uat pow
IA vryina capable OF .hiug desired quantity efLon.
lere GOOD Grist Nil, comic rtaele
Dwelling Housss ous Houses all convenient aud In
good reysr Tbs propey has been l'A,-d for e and the
put ng ihs works operation 9ut Aniousy de-
M blsness snNAus 10 SELL and make
40 silh hs essee TO ehAsr tho
that been hired and purehas-d reason
able that purchaser vhave the advantage Of At opce
ring present advanced price t Iron. To buness man,
sh some means know sf batter opportunity Of making
money.
TER, mos, reasonable accommodating For Information I'D
lr 5, amin Crawford stAupton Va, or John Lewis Port
'f BENJAMIN CRAWFORD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
80 3ii)
An ACT TO BsT kRJtSll NAIL ROUTE PROM HICKS FORD
I'd LAwRCSCEVILI.E IN VAGINA

TIE Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
do ThA: the following addorA Post Rosie be- Sud the
hereby established, namely from Hicks Ford N the
county Gr-en1yie Lswrenosyie the county Of Bru
wick N hs STATE - Virginia
stciOS2 AID 70 further enacted That the PosmAs Ger
hereby auho q. 10 make f)r carrying
mail said .thou tie sity Of advertiog for
tids rJr said contrast. requ'Tsd bV ealstag laws.
This act shall take effect from Gld alter It's pssaee.
Approyed, Jan g. lSG2 jalG-Niu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
go Say
An lOr TO MAKE ADDITIONAL iPpR0PRrL LTfONS TO DE-
PRINTING

PRAY TIE EXPENSEs or TIT PUBLIC PRINTING.
sCoS The Congress the Confederate States Of America do
ena That Ia add the appropriations heretofore made BY
the following and he hereby Appropriated
pay the OF the Pubc Printing t. the egheah
day February Anno Domin lundred aud yxytso
the War Department tsenty thousand doars for
the Post O;e Dep,rme7t xeen thousand dollars for the
Treasury Department Ave hundred d'Ar' FOR the pArtr
OF Safe Ave undred dollar king In all the Of r v
thouand dca be paid out Of in the Treas
ury no otheruiIe Appropriated
Approved, Dec. 81, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
RICHMOND VA TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY

y ave cents-bsias whole amount aresrsgs ANIMAL
nens and Inter the sail Indian tbp ard 10 be
due by the hl et day Of december OF the one
eight hundred and sItyon.may be paid In eoil
TIE Pre- snt And The Of eghtr 'ousaud IL
hereby appropriated for the purchase Of eOin III much be
n sSary.
And be farther elScted That the approximation
herby made NAV tAe dis Te1n o the Prefi elt be rhvtth
paid no the han Of the proper agents Of the Govern
nen and transmitted In order ha theJ be promptly paid
er IN the said tribes noaD under the SD treaties when
u>de By this jovernmen hAhavs been rath ID
said severaltreanes by the respective tribes
ApptoVed Dec "a 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
(No s55.)

AN ACT RELATING TO TEE CUSTODY OF THE RETURNs
AND CEsrIFGcATEs OY THE vOrE3 op TIE ELECroR
FOR PREsTOENT AND WOE PRECEDENT
The Congress Confederate States Of America do enact
That the returns the for President aud Vice President
by the Eeetors o States shall be delivered for the
time bens Presde of the Proys onAl Government
OF the Confederate ses vh s deliver the tsme the pres
oe ~ pore the selA Of the Confederate states en- The
eighteenth February, eighteen hundred aad 'xyso
Approved Dec. ~, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
AK Ior 70 AMrsp lN I Har 70 AurHosIze rHE p.Es1

AN ACT TO AMEND ~ AuI 10 AUIHVKIAn q IhE % PkfsI,
DENT T , CONGER TEMPORARY RANK AND COMMAND F0R
SERvI0R WITH VOLUNTEER TRIO lPS, ON NPGCsRs oP THE
CONFEDERATE ARMY" APPROVED MAY TWENTY YiRsr,
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND slNrY-ONE.
Sc Pc, enacted by The Corg-eIs Of the Confederate
States America That the above enu led Act he amendet
that In addition tbs power there grant d. the president a
the Cond ste tie and he Is hardy authorized - confer
temporary AID aud oce Of Confederate
Army on teVeA Bureaus " the AdutaBt and In
pecor General Chief Of Envneers aud Cef Of Ordnance, to
the Of tue the 70 be held without pru
dice 60 the posluo' In said army.
ApproYed Dec 81. 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
NUMBER IS.

will sweep everything before it, in the 'hape Of UniOn
nen aad Yankees aud give more the privilege
Of sitting beneath vine" and Of eating the
frui, from :" our own fg tree" W. II, oy Woop.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR oNRps OF ENGINEERS FOR
THp PROVISIONAL ARMY

Confederate States Of America do enact
be- and he hereby authorised TO sppon Of
hcsrt Engnee IN the Provisional Any, number not
ceedng ofrask not higher than Cstsr whose AID
smoumeuts the those allowed fr officers OF
Ike per Army Of the conedsaey aad whose
appointments shall expire 81 the end OF the pending
Approved Dee. 81, 1851
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
(So 63ll
An ACT suPPLENESrlRY TO An ACT TO AUTHORITY r7
IAsUS OF tREAsURY NOTES AND TO PAovIDH VA

An ACT buFFLtNhNIAhl ~ An wi 70 ~ =,
IAsUS OF tREAsURY NOTES AND TO PAoVlDk WAX
TAX FOE rdCIA REOkhPrION.
sEtioS Tue Congress the Confederate States Of Amer
10 enact authority granted 70 the secretary o. the
rreAaay TreAsuy Notes By the Act 20 auH the iue
and provide Nsr Tax 'or their edHpuon
Approy nneteah eighteen hundred sud fIy-one, be
aad the sherey extended and eaSrE - ssto auihsrt
add ;ioHa amount Of any millions OF re.Iu-I
character and suse 10 the same proVions
A. the votes authorised BY the sad Act.
The see.etUv The rsvAsay, With the approval OF ne
Pr.n addition tot BJn4a a1h9 red 20 be sued ~ the
s-coad section Of said Ac approved August nineteenth eg1
HUNDRED and iIy - Sh,eo this is supplrnshty
hereby uhor Issue Bond 70 exceed one time
of thirty millions of dollars payable nak more lhhn
Aer date and 70 beA an nt az not 70 exceed M
per eertum pc annlm payable sen annually 10 tx
changed Notes issued under authority Of this Act
% n hi supplementary; and sAd Bonds may ~
he opsn Of N holde ID ato TteA'uyN tS
regut he Secretary OF the Treasury
N w prescribe Boats Ad Treasury Nots auhr zsd ~
th Ae subject the proVons In An respects not
eoarary g. poynus 4 is Adt the ionts and easurF
Note. suei BY the Act o. the nnsteenh August
eighteen hurdrei aud yiyone 70 uhch this upplemsaiAy
Approved Dec - 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
NaTICR,

IyHE concern OF Snm,I M. Price Il Co., 10 dissolved
this day by limitation The undersigned VII eontlnes the
bus heretofore the OF Samn NJ. Price
Co.. assumitg al The liabilities Of and settling all debA due,
BAML r. PRICE
wM z. GORDON,
Isl JACK TEMPLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
REMOXAL L.

REMOVAL
JIUHT JAMES have removed from the Cotner Of Virginia
and Carr Street doors above the recently
coupled by Messr Johnson, frueheat Vaughan.
They store for sails large and varied stock manuse
tued obaeso OF nearly ell gzieso which addons
being from aetartrs Ia this State and North czrona
They also have hand good stock Of Noa Of all grades Also,
Dried Applei and Peaches. Butter. &c &c. iG
4 YRES CHEKRH PKCTOhALy Wistar,s
N Baisam of Wild Cherry, q MEADE BAksEs
Drug sto1e, lsG Main Street, corner aboveP o. j.1
L Drug Store. jail
ELEGANT NEW GOODs.-T. PRIoE 4 CO. have
II received Elegant Back aud cslored ground Stella shasb
fne Rich Broh Long and Square shav res IndiA
keh p aid PoplAn Rich frs Popsns Rich Dark fks figured
plain ani Robes Heu kmhroldees Back Bonn
Iine e. Black shav cotBs Diapers, Blankets oonsns, te,
ke. All Of which viii oe cole, = fsf |. Pe.ae oie Ias
ian0 fHo4Ab 4 thCA 4 ".