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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05

BY WILKES WORLls, AsOt'A tl.J-
CARGO SALE AT AUCTION OF IN.
~ PORTED GOODS BY CATAL0GUE- On WEDNESDAY,
~ Sale, Rooms No. Granite Row, Wilmington o. he
tire eArE0s' Of ' e1HS5esr prr avn limo
With large eonsEnmsnS tE othr h making the assortment
Of useful ana Necessary articles senPete' VIZ
balei ,Tted CLOTHS
bales Melton CLOTHS
bH'es Regatta Stripes
bales Bed Tick
eASs' Stay BlndOg
I9 eases OOGel Spool Cotton. 200 yds., B Saiw
cases Flax Thread
Linen Thread
White Giae ID Thread
Mems Merno Shirts
eAies Mems Fancy Flannel Shirts
Mems L. Cloth Shirts
Msbs Linen White RnAnelsd and oOlOr.d Shirt
Collars
bales White, Fancy wovs aud OoIOrsdsAIosis,
y HOsleTy
case TelI Hats, canadian
6alss solid Check Gin gbsns, assorted eOlOrs .
bales Black and While
h Gek Meta. Buttons
lease Black Bone 4"
case Military BrttOns. largsosA
esss Lnea Cambria Hdkfs
cases Nader add In. slk Hdk's
Head Hdkfs
case. stitched IAOen oaabric HdE'h
case Irish Linen,
case superior sa5psndsr
Ready Made olShlng
cases Blank Books
I eases Stationery
70 cases Boots en- g. oss, assorted
cases French wAxsd oafskns, 70 dOEsu
ba!eB Sole Leather,
Shoe String,
3 rolls Harness Leather
CASES Oottoo Cards GA Leather
900 NJ. Percussion Caps
casks Cutlery
4 Casks Wedding HSs ID.
~ bags plime jar. 0onss .p.a
8 hbdE Brown E1s6f
~ bbls 10 do DO
70 Oh. sta and hal chests Green and Black Teas
80 cAddies Green and RlsSk TsAs ..a.... ~f
40 boxes English Brown so6p
so half boxes Eng d. do
100 do do sperm oaEdIeS
20 bblS, C1sssra arch
%. bsx.S London DO
~ koXes Corn DO
40 boxes do 10
20 cases Salad OH
Al bags Black Pepper
rs cases Mustard
$40 kegs Bl OaTb SOFA
IA eAskI Coda Crystals ...
cases Brown Wadyor aud Fancy Soaps
cases Qulnne (7Ot oss
- casks Epson Salts
IL drums UAstoT Oil
~ carer Drugs assorted
BOTGN
l cAAk do
~ cts'H Drugs, GsfoTtes
sulph. hOrphs, oalome, IpscAc,
Potass dde, Tinct OPIUM Nitrate Silver
CAmphoT, Tart. Acid, &C, &C., &c
bIl JACKS Turks Island salt
20 bids 800 G,gs Liverpool ans Salt, 2: lbs each
90 boXes Tin Plates
tons HOllOR Ware, assorted,
1920 chests pure Scotch Whisky
case Bottles Glass stcppSTs, wired
27l Old Ton Gin
In same style
$50 cases Brandy, extra branii,
90 cases Champagne
10 cases Port Wine
QreRsks Pnst Brandy
II bbs Rum
Wilmington N. C., Sept. 20. 1868. scpi2}-tdS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Rrenrosp. Saturday. Os,. 3. 1858

hAlNhAoAnp GAAaAe1yl NNA - Aeeps
The inspections Of Flour in Richmond, for
the quarter ending SOsA June last sc bbls fami
ly, 1915 do. sItrs, 2S52O DO suPei6ne ga do 6he
81 middlings, and $50 condemned. Total, PC 4l9
The inspections Tor the quarter ending SOh Sept 1868,
aud corresponding periods OF three preceding year,
we're "A follows:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05

FiRE " HILLsDoEO'.-The Raleigh Progress regrets
10 learn that destructive FIRE occurred in HhbOrO'
"a Saturday night last Is broke out in the old Turner
Tavern aud extended to the drug store, destroying
some fourteen buildings. The loss mus be cOnsdera-
Die. couple Of the NeWOeru refugees were among
the .unsrefs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05

Tod Dds. -. - 20 20 700 oIlOI0 IOU1Izo
considerable quantity Of aOOf is nSs sold without
inspection.
The isspsedOns Of sour in the city Of Lynehburg
during the quarter just ended 50 bhs family, 81
extra, s70s suPerRne, So 6ne, ~ niddling, 20 con
demned. Total go Dbl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
BY GOoDM a APPERsoN
CEIVER,S SALE or VAITAYR Ma
BY soDDlN a APPERaoN,

DECEIVER'S SALE OF A BRICK TENE-
~ menl, BOILING Green HIN, the eastern limits az
Richmond for sale at auconBy VrtEs OF Of the Die
Thea Court OF the Confederate States fer the District
Vrs H. rendered on 1885, IN The case Of the oOnde
states against John foler shall, Receiver
Court WEDNEsDAY the It'll oetSSsr 10 oclOoE A. NJ on
The pIem proceed 70 SELL At public auction for cash. the lSg
and Wel-buih brick B7Sng recently
occupied BY said TOr and late the property Charles Allen
allen enemy Possession given In few days sale
Tep9G-h BRNRY L, BROOKE, Receiver.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
tADIUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, /,
9a1b e,n' RIcnnorD, October /, 1868. I
GENERAL ORDERS. }

appointed punu.
ola
o
la2a'f gErsf
The appointed under section eh Of the bill
ae
Information
the gtbO
deducted
f Asesd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
BlGL EUTTARD. joss LKETWIoH. D. 7. MDlGLN.
nANIEL s. HUBBARD Il CO,


nANIEL s. HUBBARD Il CO,
IL IMPORTERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS AND COMMISSION MERCHAHTS
Wines Liquors. Tea Sauces. Fine Family GrOcers and hAhuiAc
tuTei Tobacco,
non Front BIing lsth and GOrSynOr GsfiUssn Main and
FrGNkiiR streets
80 ibis old Rye Whisky,
Gibbs Apple Brandy,
eask old Hennetsey Brandy,
eAsks old Scotch Whisky,
0sls. Adams extra old Rye,
10 bags IL gusYra CoGes,
IS b6ls bSOWlhsnI clarified Sugar,
10 bbs, crashed do
10 chests best Green Tea,
90 boxes Adamantns sad Sperm Candies,
- cases English sslad OIL
20 60. Brson Brandy,
10 do. s1tA HennsSssy Brandy,
% DO. old french do
100 d.. old Bourbon and Nectar Whisky,
10 DO. Worsestershire Sauce,
90. Kngush Cheese,
" 90. old Tomato caisnPs
10 DO. WAlput DO.
$50 dozen Eng'sh Ale and Porter,
r 5cases Madeira Wine,
10 DO. Creole BieeFs,
100 ans ClgArs,
eAses Gales,
10 90. EnEish Mustard, g9{
Do. VrTmOnth. "
10 90. English Palm fOap,
% DO. cAreh
10 do. emoking Tobacco,
20 dozen EnglAh Ale, In plnts
6roana and 3Tain Pepper,
OIL. Oder WaeFar,~
Wiz gsasral supply Of ans Family Groceries, &C
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
A.UOVfoN aALEg
FUTURE DAYS.

A UCTION SALE BY
IA WH H. FOHLE SONS q 90,
t.h tI -a.fta On WEDNESDAY 70 "tastant
% "WEDNESDAY III instant, At 10 o'clock We Ahsl sHef
- '''' IN GREAT VARIETY
Amoug them latst .a
100 Psses DtbaEe, Pai5s. olsths. silts, 81, 1 4
1900 pair assorted Boots and khoes, ,'.!..I I
90 doz Mgrosco SKINS
10 bales Cotton Nadding,
100 doE Brooks Bpoel Cotton, .t
Biankets, Carpets, Y
Glass Ware
Min's Boots, Buck pals.s,
Hats Gays, Combs,
ReadB made Clothing. ii'' ' +
With other articles, too nl%srSss 70 paIueaAtks' F
Mortse Loekr-yefy SCARCE and valuable
Bolts, FINISHING Malls, 'l ''' /
So aHss' i rfs s seSiss AMI Weights,
stse Yardt D,AT Eng Ssyss
ATts Plated osrriag &c Hut Bands,
SHUTTERS, Steal Traps,
LALterns, Curry Oashs, ta .t'
MOlsises GRtes t.. ......a E.. q I
Coma baudles aud Rerevs,
CHINA. u I4lH tt.
AmagnihCsut SCI Of China, Il rich cOOrS and gold.
The stock Of Photographic Arts, q.
cossIsTIEG
9 superior Cameras eoDpsts, =
MstSlic ard Glass Plates,
Preserves
PictUrsiisnlsI and oAsts
Nitrate Of SILVER, Chloride Of Cob,
HJpl sHlp. BodAt Ohio. Lead,
win great variety Of CHEMICALS 9iIsd = tie sGsSs M
A UCTlON SALE BY
IA WIN. II. FOWLR, SONS & CO.,
on WEDREsDAY, tn '0c.obs-. I
Our sale adVeruseJ 70! 1UG5DAH unATodaby post
poned 10 WEDS EsDAY 7h October, when shall ofer-
Fresh Dry Goods, In great VaTietS,
l,OeO p1is Of Boots and shOes,
largelst Of assorted Hardware, .,
Hats Csps, Paper and knVsloPsL
Misc naneOus Goods,
To which will be added magnificent set n Il
French China, 10 cOlOn and to.l,
Ani the stock Of Photographic Artist insisting Of
superior Cameras complete.
Metallic and Glass Plates, Preserves,
Picture Frames and Cases, o.. I-t I
And v@y large assortment Of scarce AMI valuable oh,n
ieah, among them
supburIo Acid, NJ rate Of Silver, 100.
Chloride o. Gold,
HypOsulphate Of Soda &C.. &c.
Os9-R wiz. z. FoWLE, SONS co,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
By eopDIN 4 APPERsON.

By 6ODDlN 4 APPEksON.
ZINE MATTAP0NI ESTATE OF FIVE
IL HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. In Caroline county with
a he Of Milford Depot and ~ mIsS from the Village S
BONhAg Gresn, called
HOLLY HILL"
FoF sale 81 AuctlOn
Ate requtS, exssu1 TIE late P;hegru voolfolk
dsod lha sell q auction, the premises "WEDNESDAY
the Ian October 1885, q 10 OooE A. NJ the valuable
tate / Gated
II eOsar $50 Acres, q which about three are open
land and oueourh In Wood and Timber The open land 10
q gsod state OF mproVepenl
The buling oOnIt o. large DWelhg aud every other
buibg usually found slch estate oil In good repair
The location amongst the most beautiful 10 be any where
There the place large Orchard Of Peaches Apples
The ekoeesl kinds.
tbs presents, opportunity Of securing beautiful
AMI lovely estate sIedom that valuable offered
auction.
Partial possession given once fun possession given BY
the middle OF December next
fhe nom Richmond Milford At O'Clock daily, and
return l2 o'clock thus aOdng opportunity Wis
lung the place, and Of returning ihe SAms day
TEAhs-oash credit, atS option OF the purchaser
ocS-tds GODDlN APPERSON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05

TgRNs-DlnI year 5000; months 5000 for ls'I
Pc I'D. 81 20 per noah. -r
Essi NssblS yeas elaOo; month"; SSo0
wr.slf yssr tloo; malta, sec.
sgs.t' saess a, The T1k o. he Subscribed
sUso whose papers marked viii Ur0H ui undef-
I.nd tat tber Of Subscription u about 70 sSPrs, and s
So q trlEpuy n they Wish thslf papers continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

TNXt EBEENT FRAME TENEMENT on
IL unon Hin he east line OF Esd street. Vensbe
treet for e request The Truste kuc
Ton On ths preml,sB On MONDAY, Tie 9Th Octbs 1885,
oeock tbe exceent frame located GbIvs Ia
"A PERFORMANCE OF Mr. Caleb leigh The h0ass has six rs
besides itebsn and ane Tut Trees In DE garden
Terms cash {, - fy-5.l 6oDDln't APPkRs0El
aaQ-td
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05

PRoN UPPEl East TESEEssEE.- The latest news from
Upper East Tennessee represents the enemy Sll flee
i0g before forces The tOr we're at last accounts,
At or below Greenvie, aud it IS HOt improbable that
they will reoceupy Knoxville in a short time, IL they
have not already done so.
Ia she fght on Monday last JOuesbOrO our cav.
ar wounded fty elp;uSed forty aud killed tSeVs Of
the oneny Hths loss on our eide Of only three
men
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
sul9-dlNoV
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN consequence OF the death Of Wn. S. Trip
Istt Esq., hate PesSsat Old Dominion Iron Nail
Company he Of Directors Of said ooEpaLg amgeLg
he'll this day unAnlnousy appointed RO. BLLNhERsHP the
faAAo DAVENPORT, j.,
..| Vice PRESIDE nL
Riohmond. 50 Sept, 1888, etpl4-eH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
EARM or lO62 ACRES Nv J1NT

EARM OF LOOP ACRES, Nv JAMES
Il cry COUNTY. on CHICKAHO1IYY RIPER AND
ONE ~ CHARLES CITY COUNTY or 2T4A ACRES
NEAR TO SANOl POINT FITRIN0 NILES or il MES
RIVER, FOR SALEWe offer Tor sale the above valuable
HAkhs the St q called "SiIiP YARD containing 1909
Acres BY old Of which about 3OO land
good heart about 800 Acres 10 timber embracing
pine md ry large parcel pine rood estimated 81 cords
The absSt S2 Acres In marsh admirably adapted for
gazing and beg raising.
The buldngs consist Of excellent cling eonAing rooms
and EidopasaE Kitchen, cabins, stable house. ice
house, &c., with young OrehA Of 800 trees.
There The river free VhArf where Of the largest
se land Fish and Wild foul abound In great abundance
ALSOhe TRACT Of LAND In Charles City adjoining The Sandy
Point estate tbs rear within three miles Jmes River
tanng s Aces Occupled BY Mr. John Lacey about %
Acres cleared, balance In woods.
The improvements consist an excellent dwelling containing
not plASered good double kitchen q smoke
house, &C.
The sOn Of good quality and the land easily cleared
PSCEfOr The larger tract t25 per for the smaller one,
tl6 per Apply to-
Octobsr9 lS68.-Oe So GODDIN 4 APPERsON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
q HOUSE AND Lot
Ar RICK INGHAh OOuRT H0IIEE P0R RIIR

HOUSE AND Lot
AT BUCKINGHAM COURT H0UeE FOR eALE
WE offer for sale privately our House and
w Lot n place. The House Of brick covered with
slate good repair containing nine rooms, and arranged
that be used house, private residence both
The Of Land and Il there coed
Once Kitchen Hla5ls aud Carriage HouR Any wfhng
purchase win apply 10 address the Undersigned a 5ace
J. n. CLOVER
Sepq-lm L. q. M0sELEY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
ApTr AND INsP'R 6EiIERALs OTFIuE. 4
RIc rnczu Bent 90, 1853

ADJ'r AND lNeP'h 6EtiERALB OBRIOE. I
SIC nszD. Sept 20, 1863.
GENERAL 81 S1EDEha.
In view the impOTLsace Of pressing the home production
ntre the workman In exposed dIs viii Re chlel nom
their defence only 10 Of extreme military
gency and then only By the General eommsLdng the dh
40 order TO the Officer In charge lE rJI 's'-
10 the ntTe districts lately ovsTTun hs SSkmen viii be
their work and AL reasonable Eois for rumins
operations vii Be extended BY military officers
q I a.. BY order. i... .r''
(signed) 81 COOPER,
ocl-lv Adi'I ana Insp'r Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
EXPRESS NOTICE.
lPEIGE SOUTHERN EXPRESS co
LAND SALEM BUCKINGHAM,

LAND SALEM BUCKINGHAM,
/ N pursuance of decree Of the County Cont
Il Of Buckingham in the Of Role EddEss adnnistra
against nddge and 9th yTB made al The tm, 1865
offer for SALE privately Tract Of Land lying in the sid
county containing 400 Adonng the lands of Edward Ress
Htny Mason and others The IAad Il situated AbSut ies
ofths Court House. uedAtey the road sadEs New
CANON Is vel Watefed Hes Wei and knd and productive
Us quality OF The 40 cleared The rest u In
original forest Of hne unbe-. .., % -a...r.
u the sale privately before the November County
Jur day couay which Il the Mondsy the land
WI hat day be sold - public auction In mont e the OOur
Houss. JOHN ELDREOGEt
u J.H FITZGfRALD,
sul9-dlNoV uoulnlsSiclsu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-05
First rate, Wagon, &C.,

Ii s i ahMMsat s3"vaA sanA hb&i
Saan
MdAyr na af fam or
STERN q II he
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hd N NJ oG
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
Lieut.. Col. Mueller.

Lieut.. Col. MUELLER, Of the 10TH
Ohio, who was wounded in the right
arm at Gettysburg, arrived at home in
this town on Saturday, and was receiv'
ed by his fellow. citizens at the cars with
three cheers. Col. NJ. took an active
part in the fight at Charlottesville, and
from that period to the time OF being
wounded commanded the regiment, and
at times the brigade.
On Wednesday, the first day of the
battle at Gettysburg, he marched his
regiment ten miles on a forced march
and on its arrival was hurried into tbt
fight. OF the ten Captains in his regi
ment bat one escaped being killed o.
wounded. The llth Corps, to whicl
his regiment belonged, lost 5000 in kill
ed aud wounded.
Col. MUELLER's services have been al
honor to his county and country, and w
learn he has been or will soon be pro
noted.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17

@@The Democratic Platform we
keep standing on our fourth page, and
as the enemies of Democracy have so
persistently and wickedly miSrepresent'
ed the Democratic party to the soldiers
in the army, we ask every relative OF a
Democratic soldier to cut the platform
out of this paper aud send it in sealed
letter to him. Remember that as a gen.
eral thing none but Republican papers
ever reach the soldiers. Nearly all
Democratic papers are stolen, if direct.
ed to soldiers.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17

The Man Who Tried VaIIaudig-
ham Looking Through n Key
hole.
james Madison Cults, who was the
Judge Advocate" in the late illegal
trial and banishment of Mr.. Vallandig-
ham, is now himself on trial, charged
with conduct unbecOming an officer
and gentleman" We copy below the
most interesting part of the specidca-
tions:
On the l1th day of April, 1868, while
occupying Room No. 79, Burnet House,
Cincinnati, Ohio, on the afternoon Of
said day, attempted to look through the
keyhole of Room No. so of said house,
occupied by a gentleman and his wife,
and did, in the evening of said day, at
about half,past eleven o'clock, after said
lady had retired to her room, and while
her husband was in the corridor below,
said lady being at the time partly un.
dressed, previous to retiring, take va
lise or portmanteau from his room and
place it in one Of the open balls Of the
house, against the jam or door Of said
room occupied by said lady, placing
himself thereon, did look through the
venitian blind or transom light in or over
the door, into said room and at said Ia
dy while undressing. This to the great
outrage of the feelings Of the lady and
her husband, and to the great scandal
and injury of the service.
To this specification the gallant Cap
tain plead guilty. But he desired it un'
derstood, that it was with no criminal
intent he looked into Room No. 80 O.
the Burnet House, while "said lady
was undressing!
In this investigation there are engag
ed two Brigadiers, two Colonels, three
Lieutenant. Colonels and two Majors. --
MI. VernOn Banner.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
General SickIeS,

An army letter published in the Gin.
Commercial July 8, gives Gen.. Sickles
"A Democratic General-cr for sa.
wing our army in the late battle. He
says Sickles frequently told Meade the
enemy were pressing to eD6lade the left
flank, but Meade would not believe it,
until 8 o'clock, when seeing it, he told
Sickles to make dispositions to meet
the danger. Sickles in the midst of a
calling fire changed the front of his
corps, and went in. But for this ma.
nouVre SO opportunely made,the enemy
wonld have en6laded and destroyed us.
Sickles lost leg, but saved the army,
and the Democrats are all traitors, say
the republican blow guns.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
Significant Contrast.

Coils. NJ. II. BARTILsoN and CHARLES
MUELLER, Democrats, volunteered as
privates to suppress the rebellion. They
are both yet in the service, both have
been wounded in battle, and both won,
by bravery, the commissions of Colonels.
STANLEY MATHEWS aud G. AMBER
SON left the State as Colonels of the
5lst and - Regiments to suppress the
rebellion. The former Joined the Re.
publicans, and left the service to accept
civil Office while the rebellion was at
itS height. The latter, a Republican,
also left the service in the midst of the
rebellion to accept civil Office. They
are both now making speeches for the
Republicans, and denouncing VALLAN.
DIGHAM and 100000 Democrats of Ohio
as copperheads and traitors.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
800 Arms and Legs.

A correspondent at Gettysburg says
he saw three hundred arms and l. gs to.
ken off Of wounded officers How many
Of the brave privates lost arms and legs
is not stated. What an appalling spec.
tacle of war, and yet John Brough says
it must not eud until all the slaves are
free. Every father, mother, son and
daughter in the State ought to enlist
themselves in the present contest to as.
sist the Democrats in defeating Brough,
and putting in his place Mr.. Vallandig-
ham, who says he sees the way 10 restore
the Union without destroying our peo-
pie or inAicting the country with q war
of twenty years.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
Col re and Lieut.. G. III
,binSOu,

Col. BART ,.o, ,d I;o,t n II
hoSiNoO If the S0th Ohio, arrived last
oS'u,u" from Vicksburg, which place
tne3 1T the day after the surrender
oo N are sick ard worn down with army
hardships, Col. BartilsOn being so low
and weak as to be unable to talk tc
friends without exhaustion, for which
reason those who have relatives in the
regiment had better abstain from asking
many questions when visiting him, unit
he RECEIVERS.
Col. B. has been in the service TWEEN
ty months, during which time he ha'
won for himself the reputation of being
one of the best Colonels in the volunteer
service, and is endeared and beloved b!
all his men. We can say the same o
Lieut.. Robinson, in his sphere as Quar-
ter. Master.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
tB John Morgan has been cavoor.

@ JOHN Morgan has been cavoor.
ting right in Burnsides face. The O
S. Journal of the 18TH, thus speaks oil
Burnside and those who were so brave
in arres,ing Vallandigham, but trem-
bling at Morgan's audacity:
"The city Of Cincinnati, with a Major
Generals head quarters there in CON.
maud of the Department of the Ohio,
does little more than quake and trem.
BILE. X Why do they stand
quaking within their comfortable Offices
at the Burnet House, issuing general
orders and proclamatious while guerrl.
las ride leiSurely around their city snap.
ping their fingers at our mumbling mil.
ilary and State officials, who act with
spasms, some from one base, some from
another, and all just in time to be too
late ~ .sr
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
Give 1he Soldiers.

The Administration gives one.fourth
Of all the cotton to the person capturing
it in Mississippi. The Cincinnati Com
mercial says spectators are making q
million q month at the business. How
much better it would be to distribute it
among the soldiers as prize money, than
to enrich the bowling abolition specu.
lators who are following the armies.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
Governor Tod

Predicted two weeks ago that the rebels
would be in Ohio, and called earnestly
on the people for help. But his cal
was not only unheeded by his own party
but in this and other places leading Re.
publicans endeavored to prevent enlist
ments Of six months volunteers. Yet
these are the men who call VALLANDIa,
HAM q traitor.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
Mill Store Re-Opencd!
MCLEAN & BURY

HAVlNG completed their improvements at
i'll the Mill Store, are on hand with large
Stock of Goods, just purchased in New York
and Philadelphia, at low prices, to which they
invite the attention Of their friends, patrons
and the public generally.
Thankful for past favors we expect to reciI-
rocate the kindness Of those that call upon US
by showing and selling them Cheap Goods
Our stock is complete, consisting in part OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, sc.
N. b, We will just say that our Clothing
Department is under the supervision of Mr..
Thos. Sutton, who attends personally to its
manufacture, so that what we sell will bear
inspection.
Wool Wanted, for which the highest market
price will be paid in Cash. Friends. give us
II call. MCLEAN & BURY.
New Phila., June 10, 'G3. On.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17

B9~Dr. NJ. David Jayne, graduate of the
Pennsylvania University, and member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Paris,
graduate of Records Hospital for Diseases Of
Females. will remain few days at the Lion
Hotet, New Philadelphia, o., where he can be
consulted by those desirous, on any disease
of the climate, gratuitously. He performs all
delicate operations in surgery, &C., &c.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
pianos anS MeIO9fans,

NNHE subscriber has permanently located
himself in the town Of New Philadelphia,
where he keeps on hand and for sale,
New s. Secondhand Pianos s MelOdeanS.
He is Agent for Chickering'S, Sieinway &
Sous aud Hale Co.'S Pianos, and J. Estey's
Perfect Melodenns, With Patent Base Ddmper.
Patent Harmonic Attaehment and Patent Man
ual Sub Base. He has descriptive catalogues,
showing the different styles and prices ofthese
instruments. Second hand instruments taken
in exchange.
Having made arrangements with Eastern
Publishing Houses, orders for Music Books
and Sheet Music will be received at my Music
Room (nearly opposite the old Advocate ofhce)
where several catalogues, comprising an i'm
mense vaIiety Of all kinds Of Music, eau be ex-
amined.
BIr Pianos and Melodeons tuned and re-
paired. L. A. RENTZ.
P.S. would like to take, in trade, good
and sound young horse.
New Phila., June 8, 1868. II