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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-04
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
Suffering from Irregularity, or Obstructi On
the Menses, from whatever cause.
IT Is SURE TO CUREl
1T Is SURE 10 CURE!
IT Is SURE TO CURE!
IT Is SURE TO CURE

1t is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health,
and yiyaeity of spirits, unless the menscs are
regular MS to the time, tho quantity, and quality.
When they arc Instructed, nature makes her
less these efforts Of nature assisted, the pa
tient usually experiences Dependency, Nervous.
ness, and finally CONSUMPTION assumes its
sway, and prcmaturcly terminates a miserable
life. JgC.J
7rF aFHFlrF-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-04

j. Ed. Burt, Treasurer.
Silas McFarlin, Secretary.
RFscUE HOOK & LADDER Co. No. /.
Fred A. Kochler, Fireman.
Chas. Mycr lst assistant Foreman
Chas. Sonner, I'd "
I. Langc, SecretVy.
Horny Schwartz, 1rcarWT.
/ q q w r-1A-----s. .A-----A-, q
/ GEEMASIA Socun.-Thc annual
election Of officers of the Germania
Society Of this city, on the 2Gth.ult., re-
suited as follows:
'In '.FftsiarntLM. II. Alldrdt.
lice Presdc4i-John Leidlein.
= i$5nT9- Eugene Buss.
TreasWG-Anthony Schmitz.
7fs,f-csTrred. 4, Kpller, Fred
Zicgncr, Frodcricl; Shade, Fred. Palm,
- A. Stauber and Petor Geisler.
And for officers of the School sec
ton Of the same Society;
Cha6maa-Anthony Schmitz.
SscrctDy--Ml II. Allurdt.
zfcaaVq--Jehn Leidlcin,
TVstccs-Frcd. Zicgner, William
Zimmcimann, Fred. A. K@hlor and
Frederick Shade. a
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-04

EXCELSIOR ENaSE Co. No. >.
Byron B, Buckhout, Foreman.
Gilbert Birdsal, 1st .fsST Foreman.
Horny Horton, I'd
J. Ed Burt, Treasurer.
Silas McFarlin, Secretary.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-04

FREMtN's BALL.-A Ball is to bc
given at Bucna Vista Hall, Friday
Evening next, Nov. G,1mdortho man
agcmenf of Pioneer Fire Co. No. /,
for the benefit of WV, CAMBEY, Second
Assistant Foreman ofthot Company,
who was drafted under the recent con-
scription. a general invitation is Civ
on, tickets ST. OF course the Firemon
will need no urging TO give their broth
or rcd shirt a rouser, and we hope ON
citizens viii also manifest their usual
liberaIity on this occasion.
IA tSh+Tlrouph, the t6litcness
Of a number Of friends Of the Nimrod
persuasion we wore onablod last week
to participate in an elaborate deer
hunt. We have neither time nol
space to do justice to the adventure ii
-Ttl1is issIF,0but viii write up the min
utcs for next week.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-04

Es-Thc place to buy your Goods Cheap is at
II. A. WALES Mart
Good Black Dress Silks only 81 per yard at
Wales nFfr
Bright Scarlet Merinos, new style, at Wales
French all Wool DoLaincs, in all shades, at
Wales.
Bsimorai Shirt, very cheap, ~ Walcs'.
Trench Corsets, beautiful, At Waies
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-04

IT REMOVES ALL oBsTRUCTIoNsl
IT REMOVES. ALL DISTRACTIONS!
1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS! 'ei
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS!
IT Is a PERFECT REGULATOR
IT Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
1T is A PERFECT RBEU LAToR
IT Is PERFECT REGULATOR
BEAR IN MIND,
BEAR IN MIND, t.a af
BEAR IN MIND rr sl'H.It .l.i.
BEAR IN MIND,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-04

RFscUE IIooK & LADDER Co. No. /.
Fred A. Koehlcr, foreman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
From GENERAL ROSECRiNSS ARHY'
p,raroqIsM OF THE SOLDIERS
HOME TRAITORS DENOUNCED.
WARNING 70 THE COPPERHEADS.
surrender of a Eoraging Party.
soee,al Dispatch to The N. 7. Tribune.

srerfQ
MuKFnxKsBoRo', Thursday, Jan, q, 1853.
rsetipg OF officers Of about all the Indiana
r.r;menls in this army was held to-day, and strong
solutions were adopted unanimously, denonreing
s disloyal course OF the Buttesnuts Of tie Indiana
LEGISLATURE; also complimeniiug Gov. Morton Tor
his energy and patriotism, declaring that tho Union
.hpI be preserved Internationally, and that 'ne
soldiers Of Indiana will devote their means ana 'e
lives 10 Union.
The resolutions were drawn by Col Hunter
Of the SD Indiana Regiment, Democrat, "Do'
with Col. Coodn of the &2d Indiana ana o'her
prominent Democo's, made violent speeches de-
roupcipq treason in the Indiana Legislature ana at
the North. They also pledged themselves that there
il Lot Al Indiana colder whore garments wetted the
field of battle WHO viii not indoIse the resolutions
and who will not fight the enemies Of the Union
North and South, 10 the death.
The resolutions will be acted upon By esch ieS'-
ment and Forwarded, through n Commltlee OF
Officers, to the Indiana Legislature. Col. Goodln
denounced the Indiana Bui,erDnts as d~mIed r''S'
Gals.
One hundred and twenty men Of Co. HANS bne-
sde, and IS wagons while foraginS yesterday, Were
di.rracefullv surrendered to q small force OF the
enemy. The men were loaGng with the train with
.pnOaded musketS. W. D. b.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE RLyESUE BILL.


rho rr. 80, into Cof,mitt.e Of the Whole on
The bill 10 provide ways and means Tor tne bOilpH
Of the Government. - 80.
Tho confederation of the section taxing bahAS e'c'
WAC TtsuInod.
The following T. the remainder ol tie omeniod pi' ITO
Rt seven sections Of which publi'hed fhd'y morning
Size. 3. md be nJrfher enacted, That oil DAM >
associations, corporations, OF individua's' H'"'"B
notes or bills for circulation tB currency, sni Dc
subject to and Tly duty Of one per centuin eacn
bali year from and after april J, 1863, upon 'he NV
cHge amour. Of the aggregate OF deposits ana on-
cuation OF notes or bills as currency issued oeyohu
tho amount hereinafter named; that IA 10 s"!
Bauks associations, corporations, or lndVnuh' nav
ing capital Of not over 100000, 30 per ccn'"n'
thereof; over $0O 600 and not over SsoooVV o. pei
ceniun thereof over $20O, 900 and not over POW
600, 20 per ccntum thereof; over S]OOOUo aiu H''
over $500 COO 60 per centumi over S1VoVO' NJ" NV
overs 600 O00 30 percentum therof; oven ,VoV'Oo0
and not over 81 800, 900, 40 per conlum 'he'e''i
over 81, 500 600 and not over $2,OOO,OOo, ~ per
centum thereof; over S20OOOOO, % per een''''
thereof. In the case Of banks with branches 'no
duties herein provided for shall be imposed upon Tue
circulation Of tho notes or bills OF such branches
seversly, and not upon the aggregate circulation y,
ALI: and the amount Of capital OF each bank sna''
he the amount allotted to or used by such orancn'
provided ba I'll the banks, aAsociatona' Ok SV'R0'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
DIED..


ANGELLKrlsd Ia cotton. on Wednesday. Sept II, iee1.
on d. AG ,S :, Gee. sS.sy,bc Ma C,P Mention q
Funeral service. .. O'Clock. Monday ssrnOon. at tn.
Lecture Room Of the South Dutch ChuIch, corner a
Twenty .frst street and Fifth avenue. T7'T'I7
BROOKE-On Thursday. Jan. q, William Brooke In the
The relatives and friends Of the family .nd the Society Of
Sunday saernooD the xh inst. =. u o'clock from the
First Church, corner Grove and Montgomery
streets, Jersey City.
BURR-On Friday morning. jan y, Isabella r.. wife Ne
The relatives and friends are invited to attend tho funeral
this Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. nom ~ AbsHs
Church. Ffieh street. between Lexington and ihd Az
enuea
HEBBERDAt Farminydas Long Island on THURSDAY. Jan;
e. Rhods Emaiue wife of the Rev 4. s. Hebberd, aged
r5ss ss1 service. At III. North rIh.tres. Methodist z.
Church. at loi a. m /. on Sabbath, Jan. rs
HEDDEN-on Thursday morning, Jan. % Waldrou Posss
eds. son Of Josiah and Lucy Ashmdu Hedde In the tn
The relative. and friend, Of the family invited to attend
ns ,uns sm the residence Of bis pses Mo- 70 ~
remains will be taken to Springfield, Mae
MERRlLL-On Friday, Jan. e. Abrsm Merrill. In the else
Tbs r.,,.iy.. sSd e,.rs ,,v,,.d
to attend his fuDersl Sunday afternoon At O'Clock.
tom the residence Of hs sOnn.sw, w. K. Harshsw No.
sCHENCK-0n Friday. jan q? snsr q Lingering illness.
William sehenck ar in the 7..h year Of his age
the funeral Sunday, the 18th at o'clock nom the
residence OF his sonin'sw, Mr. VIM. A. Hoebsr, No. %
Bedford stIeeI Ienane lLterredin OreenWo00
Cemetery
TOLANDOnsFriday JAN 80 In the 18th year Of bis age
Henry Toand, formerly Of philsdslplds-
His friends and those Of biz family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services Monday the 18th inst. al
81 o'clock n puncuay, from his la,e residence No
Vest FeeD.h The remains will be taken TO Phils
delphia for inteIment.
ToPHAM--on Tuesday, Jan. 20 L. Topham, In the 233
year o. hi, age, Of the MAMMA potu
WATERLOO Friday evening jan 20, after protrscted
illness Elizabeth h wife Of Elwood Wallet in the 4th
year OF her age. -
The ends Of The family are invited to attend the funeral
Secondary morning the 26th inst OF 81 O'clock from bs1
late residence, No. IA Columbia street, Brooklyn H,L
The reusns will be taken to Wesehcsser for internent
WEYAHT-Tn Brooklyn Friday morning. jan %. lk61
after long and painful illness. Catherine Weyan In the
18th year 81 her age. .
The and friends OF the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence Of her son ChSa
H. Bske No I42 State street Brooklyn, Sunday alter.
noon at o'clock.
WILDE-On Friday Jan. %, 1862 Samuel Reeves Wilds
youngest child Of Cecilia, widow OF William H. Wide
sged years and mouths
The funeral services will be held Eightyfrs street. York
lille third house of Third avenue. Sunday, AZ
O'clock Tue relatives and friends respectfully invited
TO attend
wILSOE-In Brooklyn, Friday JAM 90 Elizabeth Maria
wife Of John C. Wson and daughter OF the late John hen'
ards esq. I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
M urGcr of the American Consul MT Quay
rnus-'Ghe French nt Puebia.
sAs Francisco Friday. Jan. 70. laf


Dates from Ma2atiau 10 tie 81 have been received.
w. l.. Baker, the American Consul a. Guaym1s
was murdered about Tie goth Of December, while
Waiting the silver mines, by the Apache indiana.
A courier arrived ut Mazatign ON the Sd with
later dates from the city Of Mexico where the ruor
prevailed that the French had encamped at Puebl1,
aud made deposition Of tier forceS preparatory 10
attacking. 80
TIE market is very dull. Liquors are unsettled.
Alcohol zoe; Pine Spirits 4Oc. 900 tuna Anthr.-
cite Coal sold at about $l5. :,
TIE sup Viking has arrived from Now.fors.
The Custom. uouse officers seized 100 cases oil iI9V'
ana Cigars, charging violation Of the revenue laws
10y under valuation, oausiug connection among
tobacco dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
Lnie,f Ship News.

ARRIVED. -S.esu,hp PsSlhc, En0siOn Havana Jsa
6 at = M, with merchandise ana pss.epEer, to H. T..
Brown Co. leaving encountered heavy Norther which
lasted several days; had continual gaes aud heavy head
entire passage Ler Havana steamer ruba Cain.
10 sole Day for NeH-f0Tk
N-elta q Havana good.
We are indebted Puser a. Fuller fsean.hi Pacific
for fsycTs
ship Ne gdslene (Breu Henke London and Deal Dec. 10
md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
6pcclaI Notlres.

Etectro-Psvcnology.-Me BRITAIN RISKE
viii give their next Lecture and Experiments Clinton Hall
on To gSDAY EVENING Class for Ladies and Geafkmsnl
on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. at 3! O'Clock
Post.OGlce Nottce.-1he Mails for the United XII &
dom and the Conueat via Queenstown and Liverpool
per steamer CITY OF BALTIMORE. and for che Germaa
states via HAMBURG per TEUTONiA, viii close q
this Office on SATURDAY, the oath day Of January. u
IOS o'clock H. and the up town stations ss fohows
viz Stations A and 4. 945 N stations aud " wv
49, ABRAM WAKEMAN, p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
maRnIIEn.
mAHEBl
RAAYS hfL,nnInt1, A. Nh.

Ks-siERRITr-At Mount Ki.co. on "Wednesday Jan.
81 by the Rev A. Shiaud Mr. Joseph Banks 20 Miss haT-
ret Merrit,. daughter of Joseph Merritt No card'
CLARh-FRY-On New Years yeoDs In East oIeenwioh,
r. L., CesM Clark aged about NO, TO Betsey Fry, aged
about 20.
VAN MISUNDERSTANDING Tuesday, Jan. 20 at the
residence of the bhde father at Stanton Fgh Florida
Montgomery County, N. ". by the Hev j. IA: Patterson
Lewis a. Van Setback esq. OF Eewfork. to Hiss Latte
L., daughter Of John v. Stanton, oa3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
yBussenners Arrived

IN As S'tau.Ap Pdetit from HardAdG. C. iahorn. IT,.
Johu ~. Wright Levi. H,ney, J; Pa.hdse Mr.. sad Mrs.
Anastafo Roldun, PEDRO YbGuo Ubao, Manuel Ns'ela,
e. yung. John Henniss. Antonio f. Oonsal5 Rafsei Ra'
f.c Gel Kezmski Dr. r. LBquis ana lady, L. J. Oinsead.
Auonio r. hidlt Francisco f. Silva, John Tilton. }. A
MeTquer, VIM. Drysdsle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

BynoP CoLzsso's FIcuEEs.-By request, th'
Rev. Dr. Cheeyer 10 to repeat his discourse Bishop Co
lsn,os uriiheos solutions OF Scripture Problems la h,
IAafcA VI the PuntAas tomorrow syeoing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

A Guild AccIDEsTALLY PoIsosED.-Yesterday,
Ars Mary Young OF No 10 Orchard street adm Mustered
opium her child months DID, for the pose
making Il sleep whch caused iis death phy sican
sunl lne nod bNi eenLe TOO late % De Of setyice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
From gnn francisco.

SAN IEAEclscO. Than3.y, JAN %. 1863.
Blk ballots were had for Senator tonight. Mr.
Phelps received 43 votes once but at the last ballot
S1ly recsivsd 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-18

eouth. 4 would have bssn bs1tse tos
IA In our opinion, II We hid never q.
tempted 70 hold VicksburE. o. any q
our Mississippi or ssaboard cities. We
IRE not certain but It would b true Wis
dom ct oncs TO evacuats those which 70.
main. and Ct least cave our soldiers and
munitions Of var. Some Of these cities
have been . positive injury to the Con.
federate cause, with their blockade run.
nine and Yankee trade. But we must
economic our soldiers. We must not
suffer any more Of them to fall into Yam
kee traps and pitfalls. Better give up in
time dozen cities than lose such an
army as Pemberton surrendered at Ficks-
burg. Let not the country or the world
hear of such a sacrifice as that again.
Save our men, save our munitions Of
war, and let the cities 60. With the es'
Enlistment of our independence the
cities will be regained; but if we cling
with = death.grip to the cities we may
lose them and our independence both.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-18
~ A, D. BMfa,ns, A1sct.oaesy.

HOUSES and Lois and Vacant Lots, in the Town cf
Ii Sidney, al a;icf il.--WiH be sold on Monday
2ith August, al O'Clock 2 NJ, upon Inc promises,
framed Houses the west SIDE Of (.ecry ST, between
the PiankrGud ANA Cumberland street, al iUrh z
Mr. iUrd's row. each with rooms. Also, others
on Cumberland street. each with rooms, aild an
excellent single House Cumberland street, with
rooms and Sitchen, occupied by Mr johnson. The
foregoing houses al rented u soc tenants, a4d
Of some Of them possession may be had SuJii.
After which will be sold he large framed Building
on Ae Piankr0ad formerly used a Uetstgad FACT
ry now q: cGped as 5 hospit, al rent OF S4uD
per amman.
Also number oi handsomely situated Building
Lots IN the c.Hity of the above.
Terms to suit purchasers,
az Is ADWUJIANS tuct'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-18

PuxxzMo BAD BoYs.-Admiral Por-
tsr, Who, In The intervals Of his leisure
from bombarding, seems DESTROYS Of win
ming laurels - Z moralist and politician,
has vouchaafed his opinion that the South
ought to be thoroughly thrashed in or
der to put down the rebellion, and says
he "never knew bad boys reformed by
mild words"
The philosophical Porter is undoubt-
sdly right It may not be q very origi-
nal idea, but it is nevertheless true, that
the South will have to be whipped before
Il is conquered. Lincoln seems to have
been acting to the best Of his ability on
that opinion for more than two years.
20 cook . fish you must unquestionably
catch o fish. The difficulty consists in
he catching. - Admiral Porter, who has
rsssed his life among fish, ought to
know. 1t is also true that bad boys are
lot reformed by mild words. Even Por-
ter might have become q gentleman if his
father had logged him soundly when he
was young.
The mistake of Porter's illustration
. very natural one for Yankee-is that
the South is the North's 'boy," that
Uncle Sam is our ''daddy," and that be-
cause We dou't mind him we are "bad, y
and deserve to catch it. Now, that is
Just the point ct issue between US. We
deny with infinite disgust and repel and
loathe the foul imputation, that we are
any Of Yankee Doodle's begetting. We
nettled on this continent before Yankee
Doodle: we came Of . different breed Of
humanity; our colonies were independ.
ent before the Union, and the Union was
their child, not their father The States
created the Union, not the Union the
States, and the bad boy ia, therefore, our
Washington creation. which has to be
whipped in order to behave prop.
cry, and which We arc trying to
whip q we'll - We can, and do whip
Whenever It does not run away from us.
We should have msnded its manners by
this time completely il it had stood still,
and received it, deserts, at Bethel, Bull
Run, Manassas Qtwice,) Cedar Mountain,
rredesicksburg, Chancellorsville, and /
dozen other places. But ithas such long
lssS and such trick Of getting ovel
fences and rivers, that we have neve,
been able to do It justice.
We sdvise Admiral Porter to study the
HISTORY Of the Colonies, the States, and
tae Union, bsfoes he blathers any more
about bod boys. We are not the pro
Sony q his Goldfish. eating race physically
q politically. II W were, We should
xses 70 b sxtasminatsd - soon IS pos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-18

~ HOTEL CHANGES.-Having made
arrangements to take the American hotei on
the lst of October, the entire Furniture (as
a whole1 of the Linwood House, corner 9th
and Main streets, is offered for sale. The
patronage of the Linwood is unsurpassed by
any house in this city, its limited accommo-
daiions the only reason for the change,
Those wishing to purchase will please call
Immediately. WM. A. WRIGHT,
Richmond, Aug. IL, 1863 Proprietor.
All 13-St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-18

~MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
We have opened samples Of {, 900 boxes Man,
ufactured Tobacco, the most Of which is OF
superior quality. We offer this Tobacco at
private sale until Tuesday morning. Parties
wishing to invest in Tobacco are invited to
call and examine our samples.
SUMNER a. ARENTS,
au lift Corner of Main and 18th SITS.
chase No. Cook or would pay liberal
hire for one for the balance of the year.
ALFRED MOSES,
an Its No. Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-18
By Pa}lian,, Hanes d W6isjge,', ducts.

WE Will sell at the stables Of Messrs. Sutherland
" < Green, on Franklin street, On Wednesday,
August 19tG
one 0ue gray stallion, ) years old
Several fine sadie aud -arLess horses
Two light busgieS
Several carriages, wagons, &c.
Also.
-Four ine fat beef cattle aGd several Ono Biilch
cuvys FULLfAA, uANFS q WElsIuEP,
AL tS-2tt .ta.tORuers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-18

.AyCYi0N S.tLLS-FuTrHE DA''.
Il, r. II .Jactsoa, tu.tsea'''f'

. D. y
+ VIII. sei at pGb.5e aacs.oG 90 '''eS So =. -
of Augast . yeFs gaod atte ias'", '',,s,.,YtSss
acres inrfoyeMeDts cvi'~;st on ~ DO. s-t
aysl.fgs, y IA l0pr T20aAs, tagv q % -. ~ ss
bQIaiI.i.ss two tobacco B4sssts, - - s;,s2ty
cl,en h.ud, saliie - % of@sH9l u t,sls-,
good stze cd aet pine, 8fAy set -. ..:rss ,s,i .
LAYS very vel 10 iapgGse SQA''F 9p - tssass@'
proved 10 scfes u Glove, NJ . - ..~-v.'le -
nel.aborh.o& r.a8 mii>s ~ss'.S '' - 1e,5.s,
,g.s n,aip feH.s ~ Ciuaeg.aatN H. A"t III lake -
best OF water, \ ta0st excellent V'eI IA ne e,ii'
cary apgigx. tl4e purchaser e~' ehssp, 50
io.aaer, tl4t IS iOs SIS. ~ ae"A ~. Ia gsss,
RAJ head O., oa;tle cus sJO4 NOS 81 ~ tls&A4
s,os. e.yea aay t.ia5 afr lAc 1a' 4, saesSs
~trearsgu tA,, ~, ser vkl ts'~e z Ia W. -
ts,e, land ~ lslsoes. 9ea fsVhnH'@' .-t.fs -
IL CarlesseLae tnc ns,Er,:E - ..1i 60. Is : Fa~
Bile cane, 10 totk sli,i r.g& --tF's 'S +"
escaInn, inlii seat AesE,s 80. ,,,t uQta. !.
xeto.ss Mills CnWlbera4ll e',' $50,
lIGlEiiGa.l !. iitfs ~ saL2. - .',s ,slSs
- nseve troni TIA eNs, Via, - = ss. WeAgess
soFnxr III Marsh d aisss Itth ssi Ssls' - sasse
tbs abta Instant, soaaneneiIs ~ ~ s,,g,lsss
OF Household 81 b isehep dtte'ss''i
eleSsss fsA4s, 9oSsi fi4lsaa
fafa,f Foysaese. tafpe,s, ~ r., s,tpsl &c =.
.Aiso. ,s.s native Cav, ossesea ~ sJ ht,s y
Ii the city, AZ y Hesssf, I'VE ssaas
rosyh bred, caring rtsSs, uss
Also, Two No. / Mules, Two ss,fas q sagsas,
Rye Mia Feed, ssous, tfetesesit " "a satpAss -
qsaaiity,l aud saassay esasf sfss.ss sas.,x
household worthy the attsttsoa ~ = CoNR1AA
~ liza
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wanted as to the where
i abouts of 2 H Tuck, private in company
d, Capt VIM Turner, SD regiment Va vol
unteers, Armistead's brigade, Gen Pickett's
division. When last heard from he was in
Shenandoah CO, Va Heis about six feet high,
very erect, with blue eyes and dark hair. As
his relatives feel much anxiety about him any
information concerning him viii be CRATE
fully received by his father. Any one fur
nishing the desired information will be lbe-
rally rewarded by addressing
BENNETT TUCK, SR,
Enfield O, King William co, Va.
All 12-d9fav2fx