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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-18


A Funny 1istake-At the close of the
meeting Of the Tab!eau Committee, which
met at Horticultural Hall on Monday evening
to prepare for the Festival Of Christmas
night, decidedly hudicrous and embarrassing
incident occurred which we cannot refrain
from telling. As the Committee, composed
Of ladies and gentlemen, was separating and
choosing partners, young man, not too well
acquainted with the fair ones present, cour-
teously stepped up to young lady standing
near the door as if waiting for an escort, with
the enquiry" Please, shall have the pleas.
ure Of being your company home," THANK
you" replied the lady DMr. B. there, is
my husband, and under the peculiar circum.
stances think I shall have to be excused"
The gentleman blushed, apologized, and
vanished. The young lady suggested to Mr..
B that " It is time We were at home, for
I know the baby is crying and the nurse out
of patience and she, too, departed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-18

which the meeting adjourned to meet on Sat.
urday (to- morrow evening, when it 10 expect
cd that Provost Marshal CuRrlss and Sur.
gcon SMITH will be present and take part in
its proceedings. 1t is hoped our citizens and
especially our business men will rouse them
selves to proper action in this matter, for We
must got in out Of the draft, and time is
short wherein to act.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-18

Board Of Trade Congratulations The
following congratulations on tho completion
Of the telegraph to this place passed between
the Cedar Falls and Chicago Boards Of Trade
on Monday last:
CEDAR FALLS, Dec. 18th, 1863
Residsut Chicago Board of Trade:
We present compliments, and extend you hand
BY Telegraph hoping that the electric bends which now
unite Us may never be broken.
g. FOX, PrestdenS Board Of Trade.
CHIcAso, Dec. 18th, 1863
To s. Fer, President Of Board of Trade, Cedar Fslls,
I0ro:
The Board Of Trade OF Chicago grasp your hand by
Telegraph with true aernal feeling and the wires
may ever keep up current Of pleasant intercourse
JOHN L. HANCOCK, President Board of Trade
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-18

Aaih.-The river at Dubuque has boon
blockaded with ice during the week past, &c.
riously interfering with the regularity Of our
mails. We received no mail east Of the river
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, and
that which should have come TO hand last
night is still behind. II the present cold
weather continues, however, the ice will
soon he strcny enough for crossing. Thu
Mississippi is great semi. annual bore to the
people on this side. II ws had her out in
tho Cedar Valley we would jump her with a
bridge.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-18

MAZDA ME L. @. CHEvALrERs INSTRUCTIONS
NA-FExALHs suffering from painful Msnstruaticn, II
reguartes and Distractions from whatever
PERSONS CoSrExrLArsa MARniAeH, and Married People
Generally, will And TO their advantage to study MAD
AAs CsayALiEKs Revised Essay" the means Of Avoid
Ing all Irregularities In Msnssru
aton and on the general health happiness Of Married
Women. Those wishing advice from one schooled and
experienced, and competent TO teach may obtain this
Essay properly sealed by enclosing Two three cent post
age stamps and addressing Madame L. O. Chsvalier p
o. Drawer 64el. Chicago. Illinois.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-18

Committee on Refreshment 1a1le.-The
following persons have been appointed to
take charge Of the Refrcshment Table dur:
ing the coming Fair:
First day and night-xrs. Gay Strsster,
Mrs. II. Wright, and II. 81. Carpenter.
Second day and night Mrs. G. ". Clark,
Mrs. Tucker, and Charles Bagley.
Third day-Mrs. II. Bnhmier, Mrs. DR..
Bryant, and Henry B9hmler.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-18

To the Ladies Of tho Soldiers Aid Society
We want to give you little advice, ladies
"a cheap commodity, wo know and though
We may get for our pains from none Of you
more than toss Of the head or curl Of the
lip, we assure you We give it in the best OF
faith. We honor the spirit and admire the
tenderness Of heart that actuates you in your
noble work Of mercy, and would throw no
impeachment in the way to the rstarding Of
your usefulness, but on the contrary feel de-
sirous of doing Whatsoever we may to en-
courage you and promote your efficiency as a
Society. We have no complaint to make Of
your energy or earnestness, for we believe
you are fully enlisted in tho good cause Of
your organization, and DESTROYS Of accom-
plishing all the good within your power
But what we want to say is: You are not
thorough and systematic enough in your or.
ganization you are not business like enough.
Public confidence is necessary to the success
Of any enterprise; and especially 50 is it in
public enterprises, where the public are so far
relied upon for support. You should study
parliamentary practice. Your officers should
thoroughly acquaint themselves with their
duties and be rigidly held by the Society to
faithful performance Of them. Your Treas
urer should be able to make as concise and
satisfactory exhibit Of finances as the State
Treasurer, and your Secretary should keep
the minutes Of your Society as complete and
regular as the Clerk Of legislative body
You are too reckless in these matters Of bu-
siness, and our advice to you is to turn over
new leaf in this important matter. Even
in your patriotic work an organization must
needs be thorough, systematic and business.
like to insure full confidence of the exactins
and scrutinizing public,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-18

In Behalf Of the Sanitary Cause.-The
approaching Sanitary Fair, under the auspi.
ces Of the Cedar Falls Ladies' Soldiers Aid
Society, in connection with the Fair Of the
Cedar Valley Agricultural Society, promises
to find great favor with the public and net
largely to the Sanitary Commission.
1t should be understood that tho ladies
have the entire proceeds Of the Fancy Tables.
Refreshment Tables, Postoffice, and Grabbag,
and that any patronage given to these fea-
lures results to the benefit of tho Sanitary
cause.
The proceeds Of the excellent entertain
fnent offered for Christmas night are to be
equally divided with the Agricultural Society,
for the interest and prosperity Of which it
would seem that no one would hesitate to do
freely and literally. For this occasion large
number of our citizens are to appear in rep.
resentative costume, choosing nations, fash.
ions, notable characters, ETC., which promises
to do much toward entertaining the audience.
1t is hoped that all who can will appear in
costume-ths invitation il general. An ad-
mirable selection Of Tableaux has been made
and are being practised upon by the best tai
ent of the community. Great effort is being
made by those having the Music in charge to
make this feature the browning one Of the
evening. Then tho grabbag and postoficc
committees are planning any amount Of fun.
This Fair is worthy the cooperation and
attendance Of the people of the Cedar Val.
ley, and we trust all will take hold Of il and
do what they can for it's complete success.-
We would especially bespcak donations to
the Sanitary feature Of this Fair, and let q
fund be raised that the people of the Valley
will be proud Of Anything that can be
turned into cash will be acceptable by the
ladies. Let the people Of this town espec-
tally open their hearts and purses in this laud-
able undertaking. If the work is done, and
sufficient interest taken, success will be sure
So, all to work, friends, at what your hands
find to do.
The Sanitary Lecture. As per announce
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
IN SITUATION AT CHATTANOOGA.

Fhs hatiAaOOga (Sarista) Rebel Of Thursday, sfh
ct ays;
A, present. the case stands about IN this else: We
ve loss the gate 70 lover Eas, fsaasreS, ere river
hich aas cur bass and the fAoisS Ehloh thCss az
fcslrd for progressive movements ino hsdN TsSnss-
s aud Ksntucky We have IAl0sd hand-to-hAnd
,tghs 70 have repellsd powerful Invader, We AArs
, Cryed Georgia and secured 4 ssmmaedisg positen
Iaad The sneaY. Ros-orans the otbsr hand, has
acquired al that We have Loaf Ne hAs reached that's
ga and fortified Il taken up The river lice a. BE baas,
and prepares 20 winter qui-y IN hi Few eus'tss,
Having upoVy oct In the sold 20 take ears Ct oar
selves A. beet - can or NUT Physically and 70 al
pa ances in the aggregSts he Is tho gamer; fe a1Or
tss eriores artillery and standards tGksn a. ChiekA-
rGrga arr counted victory Is cold, Ehlst or de-
h5J in toe long sum- total g.0ry included does HoS
maze up for any rcsutt 70. achisVed. Ia q ~o'd sc
" los ten or Twelve tAolssad men NlAout rsesitNg
,quiyalea. Ga producing territory. Toe Wh7ls quSs-
uOa, therefore mrns upon tha situation aud Nhss We
wi do w.tlt.
military circles IL Ia generally Believed that Rsae-
Grams has hundred into p0sifios NAoA nPreTsd bJ
adversary Of geniuS might 30 tu nsd 10 iAis' sdrs
Semsrts his e,eTna ruin. II tha Be- 60, and ne
mOren 5 s5,Cu atcd but BY mSaIa 1p'aine4, are
de the victory OF OuckanluEa Fl be 20 ~ e., ass
the NJ nv lives there saOrhc vii bee me - - say
trophies 10 a noble work Bat Il IL opinion h AsSs,
o. o. re movements sug Sested - peaabs IA 20 "
made AMI - continue 10 raE5 h.ufs1iy ron 1hS bald
knob OF the AiEsiOniry dgA uSon a.. coHtsrtahls
.cks 81 the blue varl,ts belos, t1- tAss nay We
te able Tor tie camps g.; for a. surs ''s 10
SUy tusety a. ks future, he spri~g o. "a nus' - ua
f.r from the borders OF G.Oga or Ret- 70 hs TsIgsof
a sgiueLon. Nal IL 10 yuur door polla, mSo u Nhs
S,uh and refused be dsluded into any OAeF belief
The Columbus San, OF toe s.h insi, Ss,B;
The IA est aty.c tom ChattAnOOgA rOprSrNhI tAN
tie uemy continues % ~Ork night AID DAY. ThSy are
harding bombpr5Cf ioI their arulsrlits, AID psspsrsg
every usgalbc means Of defeIee. Their SRjrts are
limited % the south side OF the river, blt extend
a..o 10 the rOs:h da w5Crc they hSV5 plated bAgis
81 GU tie heigh's overlooking tie river sud toEn,
and 10 some ca constructed uayases 10 protect Their
gJuuc Gon no cross DIRE OF Gus artillery. II We
should get pCss. iO o. the pace Eeah0ud therefore b.
ego e. % the -e o. the batteries beyond 'hs river
ch lei, the Situation" l. is probable that dI'k
mo me rs will have 70 decide the Issue Of Posss- o.
Ii Ne can alnk them taey must sbandon Chattanooga
bat IL they nk u Nc must abandoa Lookout Noun
q q aud Mise on Rilge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
IRON FAST TBYYBSSBH

An Abingdon resrO-dsut Of the LyuShbcrg VIZ
gnisn furnishes The .o.lOE 'esPsOtog ,hs situation
OF aHairs in East Tennessee:
Having jast returned from the army IN BAIt Tern,
ald JAinkng that short sccOunt o. The operations Of
our rcro there would interest yorr manV readers Is
nv ouy excuse for writing. I lets Gen. WiliGms d
FSosly in from Of iIs Gap late tie evening Of tee
Al The enemy, IN soue force bed the Gar, bat The
2 neral bei,f vas that they would continue thsr re-
treat on Kloxvile No general engagement rad taken
place. Ne tad sigat skrmi-h ih font Of Green Vls
VII ca resulted In the capture Of nins Pedcras and
~ 4, stand % snail Erns On the morning afes toe
Occupation e G-gcuvih, BY tho Confederate FORCES
scouting party CO: sisirg OF .hree men, performed
fca; which gCs comparison With anything that has
tr4nspircd during chs dasaing through lhe s'smys
-Ll,s, they sts.cssj ans dispe' sad srOag lankeo
gard cap-rrg So U. $. hOssss and mu'es which they
drove olo Gyenyi lc in triumph che Ankres cot GaIirg
[, iollaE item Tas pc who pvrfCrmed thh gal
LIANT as al nied fraD the cid D0uinioH,' I'D Il is
ku jus, a. their Hsrsgs shoyli ne sds pablc Their
names a, gwen % me, we're As fJlioEs: OspL Juo. q.
S miners lis1,eral.H II Boyd and Serg.. Il. y. Chew
ing OF |,tsra' Reg ct cavalry.
Eis. T. nrtss-e i almost dspOpulatvd the tories
kA.rg az gOlc vil Federal hOopS, in many lnBtAn-
ces carr tx .le i11is, with % N nothing Il left In
and for beast 70 suesst upon ~, What Ihe
YsI KEGS did lot eOnun, thCy utterly des1 oyod OR
IN, Pc meet with uuc the treatment In kAsi Ten
. e. e. ss Les did In Penney lyaniA.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
NOTICE 40 TAXPAYERS.

HE Taxes on sales or receipts taS the case
may b. for the carter ending the SJh OF ptenber,
iS having becom yable, AL persons liable such
the Oorcon District extending from Oh 4th Streets Rich
mond, are HEREBY warned pu suap TO Addilna Instructions
from tie Tax Commissioner published the 18th Instant that
within twenty from this 18Th OF October I68
'un is Of their GALES eeepu Q GpscVslJ during the said
Qiafter 70 OF the Assessor, Of sbd dit et Who James
kersey and William johnson; and that within
days ter 80 dehVe Ing reIus hsy The
du thereon palm OF for eag "dUuts
Of ne Az In Of default about strr making the
paying the lax"
Rurths tohOSs who hitherto haze failed 10 rtgIr when
the Law rque ed Loice hereby given that
double s &c tax but be cJnGnuud they will
forfeit "a ke for every nifty days Of fAure"
eresftr may be found a. the oncs have heretofore
81 from half nine 20 hAp1tNeVsn Ia forenoon.
OI VI hOas hours who mi
wa. GRKBt,
Ooi8-dlV Collector for 1lh Va. District
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13

Toe MaSoa Tseg spl, o; lO.h inBt, contains COM
mlliosion from Nv L. Sparks, Of LoulsiaD', cor
r.ssag The assertion frsqafn:y made that President
Davis and Gen. Bragg are b,o;hers-lnaW. Mr.. Sparks
says that be has known p ssd-ns Davis since LS
Al eln years Ct rgs, AID his and Gen. BrsEgs wives
slocs they we're Eve DAYS ol3n We co dense nom Ls
tsr The tolOsing stat ,meas;
P.esijsn. DAVIS toyp ia HeaiuoAy, aud reared IN
WGku-ou county, Kisses ppi, tue comfy pV't above
re lie e l'ai'jIa uBou tie Nj sssiPpi RIVER His
hrs. si'l was be ,su er 4 ecu. Z,ek,ry TaylIr.-
This ] ivsd %. a 10 , months sftsr DER marriage
Whsl her husband gaed bis ecmmiss on.
In fs years be BEAM Gun neat Ia sa slpBi, aud
rae ed by the beAuy Wit aud saion'a o. his prs
ssij hty 80 us th5 osugh Of Captain William
10 e son Of a f0rmlr Co eFnor ~ NoH Jsrs.y aad
Nag ret mp, the lighter Of Col. Jas. Kemp, o.
Ad4Us GU = 4 sstssIprL colonel Kemp enigtAtJd
10 Match a. a L. Cav ftom Alo1sndris, YHgnia.
Ar- Gs.o 81 &c Is also a native o. Adams Ooantv,
80; rsr ataer Ei0hs-d Ca lard His, also a
~ 4 sla o5aaly 10 Hhch pa. nss Omi "a
IRE She ey IA ion 20 IS from SOUh Ca IA. II s
mother vas a Gall All fem Chu'o .ton-a uams pm
/ IN hi-Ory Of y. rth Carolina aad he o lied
Sta Mrs. Brssgs mo h.r sra niscs % tss ehvsl-
10 COl T0vson ~ distinguished In he var o. lsi3
and rs. Like Ms. Davis sHg - an Acc mp isbed ami
bKL-bced Sousn II e. are olly SISTERS IL Geing torn
ID IN saline state sni eOsnty. Ths II their Only Fsa
tioi chip.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
lnIr lNp Irara arnIalI.r orrrnn.
exNsxAL oRbRtt. glllllAtii

shNFx 81 , SID1A' .G .s
The evils resulting from be prolonged Ahsehc. Of soldiers
vho h.va obtasnd abs being Ereatv
On the inc ease the Attention VI officers q IN amyis d
a the Tth paragraph Of neral Orders M 3d. 1873 ms
Office and stfiet comrnAre tefevllh u eniOntd -.
L. CommAndss OF comp nj ~ sgree by 10 Tier qalre
ments Of the Aforesaid ord Co. received r ssaunias
board notices n IA Lpghs ErAnied by them, Arerq e 90
make ana forward ntutGy p npsrn rnden o. he Blu rs
Of Ootsorption (oo etton, ~ ebn mo Va " Brge
er Gen O. Pillow % Marietta 0eofga. ~ III :ese my ie-
QureA sts u all iuugh,d and who DO not prompt
return 10 ut the txp auon OF ne time trAntsd
a m; and u will be she duty the rctvi gses
ls 10 the proper H. es 70 Aret and reon "
compAhe without de sons who are us repoed
end found absent Without proper buiho ly. ,.... -.
III Payment adaSs 20 add eIe sick OF wounded, In
hcsp are unpgo,ided with descriptive lists viii here
inutoi 10 Osr months pay. -a1i. aAI o. s1 ID
hrs D. Sly V' u',s q ~ l8R eoopFR p
"A H. t.,f Adpt ana Inan,, On, ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13

RsLJsI ,Us RHv,vA14--A "rev,va' was CONNIE eel
q, the BsOad Street Methodist Church hat night Toe
Pastor Rev Dr. DOggost win be assisted In his AIMS
tratons By Rev. Dr.. Danoan and Others. Similar pro-
traced meetings have been held in progress Gs
other churches he oily, and large number u Psr-
zoos o bo,h sexes have been brought % rep,n.aBos
for heir past snfulcess Ia "a to DO hoped that Ih.
work OF grace" viii continue un.l the devils lsgots
In this metropolis reduced 10 a oOrporaPs guTd.
The clsrgy OF Richmond should unite some p'aa
fr boiling F-gOus eHs'cl,ss in two Of tAs PriE
oipa oAurybes BY alienation ssy nighi daring Isa
,suNg cinisr DisoOurses and appropriate eEhorSdOa'
should constitute the leading features Of Ih'es meet
logs. Susrger5, soldiers and eitiEens you'd gladly
avail themselves Of the privilege Of attending The Hes
logs ThoTheAtEe Is open every night Way easuO,
tempt voted 70 the worship o. the living Odd b
made tbl yhdY IesOrt Of sAOSa Who sex for CORY,
honor and iamcFtSlityf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
JRoK eoRDOYsyILLE.

GOaDoSsvLll, Ocl. l9.-ThS Yankees appear to have
kuosn nothing o. Gen. Lees movements until Friday
lAs when they commenced falling back from CaPOpcr.
TbsJ Analy rstea.ed yesterday in such haste pre-
'sated 1en fiOa bvrning RippahAnnOck Bridge. =
;hslr force, from al accounts, was small
rspor.el that trOOpl burned Bull Run Bridge
Ia time TO capture Gbre, Of their tsAins-
Nns PrisOuerI, captured ~ SOsby at Auandas. we've
brOeght here to day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the CLERKS

NIkGINIA.-At Rules held in the CIerk's
once OF lhs Circuit Court Of aocChlAn cosstJ on The h
day OF NAY, 1865: e.f g.
Gs5rgs w. HAIr.s, 80 Plaintiff,
Against
Nelson y Shelton john Thompson, Jr d.. John Norris and
PsAehy X GrAttAn, OommlssOner OF the Court DsendaaE
IN UHANthRY f.
The object Of ,hs suit attach the Gsb duS 70 become
due the defendant Nelson Shelton from the other deien
dAn abuvs named, On ADy) also, oOr estate Of the de-
fedan, Nelson sheOn, shshsr In h oWn HANDS o. In The
hands Of the other deisadAh satisfy debt due from the DE-
ndlnt Nelson shs 10 t1O psihtn Of fvar housAnd
hu drtd and Eighty doa with ntotet N reon, snsunpg 70
upEnds Of tive tious dollars And Il ellng by Adav
The plaiatG hed tia. the defendant Nelson Hhon h not
70 dent OF t STATE ordered that he appear within
month after due publication OF this order and DO uhat
sAry 10 protest hi interest .t -. .a5u lfsl
,ol5-v4E MAR ". MILER on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
; ELEa RAJ PHO,
Rsports Of ths Press Association.
PROM CHARLESTON.

PROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsToS, 0ct IA snail boa, Don aiming two
Y'nkeS soldiers captured early yesterday morning
Ia tbe hAbOr between Fort Sumter snd the city Thy
probably reconnoitcring but prOessed to DO bear
ers OF desPNeteI from Gilmore to DahIgrer, and TO
have sAken For. Shutters Hgbt for that Of The Iron
sdes.
The firing mosc rapid than usual yesterday mOrr-
l-g.s
.EooND DEsPATCH
CH4EHsroS OF I2.-Fhe firing today has been
diver. A afeen-iDeh sbsel was exploded to day by
some boys mar Geo Rpley's hsadquarters killing two
eg,OOs sn ItsO boys and WOuudug CthrL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
CHANGE OF son BDUkB
Hrgti,id CeRtrdf Railroad.
rNHE FOLLOWING; SCHEDIIl K Will

Il BY the Passenger TRAINS this Road commanding
THURSDAY. OCTOBER i5,b, 1855; 80
The Daily Il and PAaenger Trains viii leave Richmond at
O'clock and arrive 10 sAsnt,n Al o'clock, y M and
vih lssve sAunton Al 10, NJ and STRIVE In Riehobd
&: s., p m fsi.f
The Accommodation Train will e-Vs Richmond daily, except
Sundays for GordOnsve, ats S. M AID arrive the lat
place at ", returning Il viii leave 0oEdonyO
Is, w., and arrive IN Richmond At 10 O'Clock,
II. ". KHlfOOhB,
Ooil8-6 0snr Ar mt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
PIITsYLVANIA LAND FOR SALE.
7 HAVE FOR SALE

II IOIk =
Il 4 TRACT or LAND s.
situated the public roId ten es above DAnve and three
from the village OF Whltnsl 10 good neighbour Cd, within
few niles OF several churches aoo Convenient TO mills
The tract CONTAINS as Of which 80 In original
growth heavily berej, portion OF me remainder ally
up, bet mostly ar BILE iand uDg kndabout half
red clay ssbo suited Tor vhest the ct well 10
tie growth Of oats, and Re tobacco. The whole EewG
tered. With some good brascll u
The Improvements Insist Of comfortable Dwelling House,
with four rooms, several cut houses, barns, 40.
Ny price for the place $1,000 about ego per acre. cash. In
Confederate Money, II early application be made 3D..
take pleasure In ShoVidy the lard u any wishing
Purchase, giving additional information By letter.
H. 3. BELT.
Address aDr II. 8. Belt Withhold, PiitsylvAnIs
81 DAnV,e Register copy twice. = oc C-9aWim
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13

.NOTICB.-I wish TO employ q Lady who is
IN coP.t-ht y Instruct ny yl AOroaghy 10 the Ing
na branches 81 sdaesOn n hs Rsseh language and in Music
ths Pane. .'a f-.r.l
ApPasAIen, viii rsiersasO and tsrns may be made
Gl0assStsr Opurt House
bspI-o&9 WYNDHAh KBMP.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
I. OsT-RncIosed in letter 10 B. 9. FlaI

n OST.- Enclosed in letter to B. c. Flanna-
IL Eaaa DEAFF on hlEieL IN Avor Of D. HaTtsaok
gs 5o5 Eaet ~ myself and dated think The SS sPtsD
Der last Also, GorE aeEosble sad ayabe 70 order
atBank % HoWAdsVe, and snnris1 BY myself for believe
q 60 blank len 70 add decua rnis the AnsAe
on referred Night tsqur me nos Wiont dats and
len blank hs Of days 70 maturity. All PerSons
iAesre eNuhO1sd e LsLr eying trading r the sane
GEO. RIvEI
eea-WOH AbGnarls, o.. en- ls6l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
MANUFACTURED TORACCO.

THE subscribers offer for sale very large
Il OOk ofMAnuctursd Tobacco, neadng, In part, The FOL
lowing brandt: ID. .'|
Tea Leaf 4. A. NoOrmAn, May Apple,
hector La, Moo Rose, Aohig>B, t-I .I- ~
L.Eho nS hector Left DEn Doney, Areh0is Horey Dew,
Wsihihgton, tiAN Athy, II. Rogers,
4 @ Brown, 4 W klxOn b. Twist
Hancock, Oriental, HHrgroVs's Rose kipe,
HAfgroVeSsWsst Gose HAgroVss Ina 2ensab HArgroveS
ChGrmer,
Hudson, NomRu, p. ide Of Dan, r' -.'" ~
Inns, Qasen OF the eouth, E
With variety q StAes brABdS which We offer 70 The trade
ocg- alm A. Y. Stokes co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERIrA, J
hADIoiL PURysYoK's OyPIcg
RiehnoRd. Va Oct. o, 1868. J

IN ACCOKDAN Il with instructions from
Surgeon GsnerAs Oce for tae uforoAton Of the proper
eli against fraudulent slla
oh OF Whisky aud ooho under q contracts Nih Ills
Once the follow Fst Couiraers whose Contracts have
hllSd raLcrl.d fJrftl ed, Is published: ~ it
Grove Keor, Augsst eddntS, Va, lOo gas vhsky coz
filed. --. n. d.
GsoIEs Il Stuart Co., Stanton Va, 5000 gals whisky,
TIA Z hled .....a lu f.-.-..l goo.
WI Oluke Noh que EEsex county, Va, OOJ g.L vhs
~, coaTaet eaoetllsd t- b. ..... 80
Buu wAIe AoEenn-y Co.. Bopig Green Caroline county,
Va, 30 U0J gas. alec mol contract folfelted i 90 10
There Other contractors who have fed 10 deliver the
Of sky fer Nhin the required ue and
theJ have been uCde aet0ry their
this 0oe snha twenty (2O) days n
date TIER vi be 0rfeltsd Agr which time Le'.
Il. W. JoHSs,
ocT-df sarEsOn Xed. PsrEeyor, @. 8. Army. 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-13

NASEow Ksc4PE OF lHs PEBiDEEE-ssVsCAlO Of NE
cars eon,aialrg sod en-, passrs up the Georgia Rail
roAi, on Tuesd'y, became detached fOm che balance
Of ihe ,rsu, and stopped on ths track The special
train eoBaiains Pre-den, Davis ard bis suite, Be
hind, aud approached very near before the snginssr
va able 70 stop The train and sAus sTOd soOuisiOl