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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
S. o. 5 4 VI o N DIS.
On Hand Again!

INOR valuable Considerations D. G Slesrr o,.,,,.,,
\ OF the store on the corner of jefferson and ttta
has sold all his right title and interest in Tie
STOCK Book accounts. aud Notes to s. o. Simonds for
mn SeSpant who will settle all against the firm
. ~ snonos would announce 10 the public, his for
mer customers and friends that he agsiu Il rad n
supply " ~e" - ie4uS 70
groceries and Provisions,
Cheap for Cash, to all who will call ON hin, At hi, ala
Stand. " ' VA niin ~ ms Oio
TERMS INyERABLY READY PAY
Mr. Sleeper will be with me a sb,rt finn. and Nil,
Sioe Accts with all who have settled All such are
h'IeDy Eotlhed to call Immediately aud settle
n IL have a Store to rent.
Joliet, April 70, 1855 ~.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
5 . m L HIN NEW.

Patent Spring Redafeads,
NE subscriber has just received largo la Of b.
popular Bedsteads- They combine moTe Of I,Tr--
ecnoiny and utility, dare venture 10 assert than
artlcie OF furniture nor in market n & 81 n
with surprising ease allows stnnt and rerfsr
ana II acknowledged 20 be cheaper and better than
OF any other good bed. All are invited 20 c1Ii
ana examine, as charge nothing for showing goods
EUGENE DAILY.
Exchange -, between Canal and River RriSr.
Joliet, Jan. -. 1867 'e' D''ess
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
ASWSGGSVS
EQ<SRXG@
S2NNZ2{lh9
FOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

THIS is truly Great Remedy. Half AIS cent bot.
l. tie Of Sloans Instant Relief. given in pint of
warm water, seldom fails 10 cure horse of CUlic in
few minutes; i'll extreme cases repeat the dose in 10
minuets.
For Bruises, Strains. SprHus many other iniur-
les on Horses. Cattle aud other animals Soans In
slant Relief speedily effects a Many persons
have been astcnished witness the rapid cure eted
by the use Of this wander ful medicine.
AS-Get Circulars of Agents.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
A UBU RN HOUSE,
JoLIE IT, LIZ, z

(FoRMERLY CENTRAL HoTE1-,
LAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RRFIrFED ANN
IL newly furnished. tits centrally located in me
business part of the city, and contiguous to either m
the Railroads. and will he kept with special regard
to secure share Of the travelling public as we'll al Of
the farmers who do business in town. y
The above named House will be opened for the Ar.
commodaon Of these who may favor It with their pat
tronage on Wednesday the 2Sth Of the present week
TheTe are good Barns on the premises ard as soon as
possible Will be free open sheds. -
Joliet. may %, 1862 = = y ns1tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
UNDERTAKING.

sizes and stiI. 5ss received, and VIM kesp on b,,s a
Eb;.h - sueh as may want them Tbs -. .s VI
and presrry are held for their beauty durisI,t1
also keen on IS fully attest their vsIue he III
70 ali csi' ylss Of Wood Cofhns and att.ns
- e q undertaken, in city or ooup
L. DAILY R,sb... -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
g e IL MAN APOTHECARY
DRUG STORE !; =

THE subscriber take pleasure in announcing ~ che
etizens Of Joliet and vic nifty that at his new
ON Bun 81 one door south Of Beaumonts fornerIy c
cuPied by mos Kinney he has opened and is onering
at the most reasonable rates fresh Complete sok ~
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE-sTUFFs ppp-
FUMES, CAMPHEN, FLUID, WINE Ann
BRANDY E0ra4edicaI purposes etc ~. .-
Prescriptions are Prepared at ali hon, .,
day and night only by myzet would hereby .,Iicita
liberal share 81 patronage being graduate Of Pharna
cy and Chemistry Of the Unversity Of VicBa
known as one OF the first Of Europe having mast the
last 10 years practical APothecary and Chemist in diff
ieren cities OF Europe and New York City, he atter.
himself that regards competency he will merit The
confidence bestowed upol him. i' '"e
Physlcsns are politely requested to- convince them,
selves by examining my Diploma y
May rs, 1855. \ PhaTTnacsnttr q ", =.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co

Are DESTROYS of establishing efficient Local Agents
throughout the country With q small investment OF
capital profirable business readily be established
FoT further particulars address the undersigned for cir
cular and sample of work. W G. MASON
Genl West'n Agent, 124 Lake-st Chicago.
Machines ON exhibition at tine Store of s. w Stone
Co. Gail and examine.
ID. H. PERRIGO, Agent
Jan 6, 1868 for Toilet ami vicinity
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration Of nsensbe Precipitation Sloan's
Fever AntdOte, Condition Powder is n certain Blood
Purifier. 1t fails to loosen the skin cleanse the
watercreate appetite, aud positive for Coughs
Colds sth Complaint Founder, Distemper. and carries
OF Bolts and Worms may be given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety
One Package of the Powders and box of the Oint-
meht VIII perfectly cure recent Founder in SIX or
eight days without leaving the least effect in the feet
In Horse Dstemper they will allay the fever aud pro-
mote healthy termination of the disease One DOW
DER and a part of box of ointment, will. in all
cases, cure, tho Horn Dstempcr in a COW; two are
sometimes required for an OK.
WALTER Is. SLOAN, the original discoverer of this
truly valuable medicine. still has the sole supervision
oil lie manufacture but orders should be sent to his
son, Oscar Sloan, "a South Water Street, Chicago
III, VINO VIII promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines.
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine, Sold
Wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices at
er Druggists.
lime I260
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01

IRON the subs riber IN Joliet, on the 18th April.
u a dark bay mare, i've years od.-Auy person civ.
paid for their trouble. i0SEpH LAIN
Joliet, April 20, 1865 % % al ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
Toilet Turning ShoD.

4 1lHE SUBSCRIBER would announce TO CABINET Ma
kers stair Builders, and others in want Of Turning
| that lac is Carrying the
Turning Business
ia all ats various branches at Kings Single and Sash
Factory, near the Upper Bridge by strict attention q
business, he hopes receive share of puc
! Joliet. Dec. 16 u2R JAMES BOYNE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01

GTRAYED from this city, about the Iut- Jnlv ,,,,.
- yellow Cow ahort horns, snall head 4 abSt aieIt
years Old. whoever will return her to A. McNer5y.
IN or give Information where she nav he fa1d
will be paid for their trouble. - " Ae't1
~ lent exsVINe MACzINEs, ~'e st>se-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
ST. Louis Alton and hicagO r. r
d -! -

Isl - -
G. & R. l. r. R.
500. Winter ArrRngement. 1863.
ON and after Jan. LIST, Trains on this road viii
~ leave Joliet = follows:
TEaEs EASTWARD: ; g.
Joliet Accommodation, SIS NJ
Day Express and Mall 4lOP NJ
Night Express, $50 P Nj
TRAINS WESTWARD;
Day Express and Mail 1870 NJ
Night Express, l2OA NJ
Joliet Accommodation returning leaves Chicago at
1870 P. " and arrives at Joliet at $50 P N. -
Fareto ST. Louis. first class, including meals and
Berths on Steamers. 5000.
Through Tickets to all the principal Eastern points
and by all the different routes.
~ JOHN +. TRACY, General Sup't.
W. L. ST. JOHN, Gen. Ticket Agent
II. N. MARSH, Agent, Joliet
Joliet, Jan. 1, 1863
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
S ANS OINTMENT.

FOR Mil1ness, Safety, Certainty. Tborouphness
SlOns Ointmentis rapidly sup.rcednE all other OiDt
ments and Lfniments for tue cure Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls of all kinds, Crack.
ed Heels, RingJone, Poev windgalls CaIIus spavipe
Sweeney, Fistula, Foundered feet. Sand Cracks
Scratches of Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
For sale or Rent,

A House and Lot on Richard a., Also tRo Lo.s
II for sale, location good. Terms reasonable.
Apply to 4WIILdAxe, Ast
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-01
TO Justices Of the Peace & COnstahIes.

Ii kinds of Justices and Constables' BLANKS fol
n sale at the Will County Drug Rook Stora
Joliet. Dec 9.1S56. ros
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STRAYED

Guardian Of Emerett p Mulligan.
LOckport July 2s, 1868. = q q - q p y =
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10 THE SUBSCRIBERS FTHE
w IL COUNTV NAP
NOTICE.
stray Colts

CLIPPER RlOws, best and ehsspe.t PIo-1 n =
P.s.An Flows Pus Stores rarraptsda = D-'1 a.-'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
Mnrennnl, Or nlcrIelIan and Burnside

Mcclellan left New York Wednesday for Boston
Tue Herald sent jenkins" along with the Young Napo
leon, and at every railroad station between the two
places a telegram sent of informing the readers q
the Herald of the innumerable crowds who had turned
out to greet the hero OF Seven Pines and White Oak
swamp At some places old women exposed them
selves to the night air. and other places young mo
Tiers With delicate babes nesting in their arms, came
out to get glimpse at LncOln's discharged General
Burnside and his wife reached New York TUESDAY
night. most affecting interview took place between
Mcclellan aud himself After these two uatchless ail'-
tary ehierains had cOndoled with one another, tue
crowd rushed in and great the pressure, that
Nrs Burnside fed to her chamber. Burnside's shout
ders being broad e stood his ground, and submitted
to the hand-shaEing with remarkable GOODNESS and "o
eAaiaHes
The Herald predicts for the Army of the Potomac
nothing but disaster, until Mcclellan is again placed in
command.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
Seizure Of GOods.

The Lynehburg RsPH6lieu, learns from its cores
pondent in Charlottesville, that Captain Mallory, Cap.
tain Of the Post, seized Wednesday, about twenty
thousand dollars worth of gOOd boots and Shoes drv
goods hats 400 lb Of biearbonate soda These good,
were in three wagons, unloading thestore Of urer
chant in the place when they seized The owner
Of the goods and wagons had the permit OF Co,OncI
Eppa Hunton, Garrett aud General Stuart ITO bring
shoes hats and other things Of Loudoun county for
the soldiers" Captain Mallory being satisfied that
these goods came from Baltimore through Loudoun
county, and that they brought to Charlottesville
for speculation aud not for the of soldiers seized
and holds them to the order OF the Secretary of War
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
The Recent aScsns in the Yankee Senate


We have somewhat fuller account Of the seepe re-
Gently in the Yankee Senate, with Mr. salisbury, Of
Delaware, as the chief actor. Continuing his ca.uga-
ton of administration in spite OF the calls to order
Vice President said the Senator did take his
seat heshOpd order the Serseant-aArms to take him
in ehargesT
Mr. SaslREy-Then the voice Of freedom is not al
lowed in ~ RercIu Senate.
The Vice E7tedeut-The Sergeaut-at- Arms will take
the Senator i6eastody.
Mr. Salisbury thereupOu taken out Of the Senate
displaying revolver, which he took from his cot
pocket After a short tiWe Mr. salisbury came in the
Senate again and began 10 speak
Mr. DOohtte called bin to order, the ground that
he had been called 10 order for contempt OF the Senate
and could not be allowed TO 50 without leave Of the
Senate
Mr. Saulsbury-Does the senator from Wisconsin say
that am in contempt of any honorable many
The Chair (hr. CArk)-The Senator from Delaware
will take his seat, aS he Is cut Of order
Mr. Saulsbury-Just as please or otherwise.
Cries Of "Ordeg"
The Chair-The Senator will take his seat, aud the
Sergeant-atArns will take him in custody
After further discussion,
Mr. salisbury attempted to speak,
The Chair-The Senator will take BIZ, seat.
Mr.. Saulsbury-NO sir
Mr. Sumner ross to the question Of order thas the
Senator from Delaware had been committed to the Gus
toby Of the Sergeant-at-Arms and be him ON the
floor.
The Chair said the Senator in the custody OF the
Sergeant-atArms, and il he made further disturbance
would be removed from the Senate.
Mr. salisbury bis seat shaking bis fist and swear
Ing at the Sergeant-lt-Ar Arms and SIR. sumner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
The Black Water Fight.

The Petersburg Express, Of yesterday, has some all
dtiOna particulars OF the BackwLter fight IL appears
that same two hours more before the dawI o. DAY
Friday our pckets driven in by two regiments OF
mounted men, and feS minutes thereafter the enemy :
artillery opened on biyouac fires. We Immediately
replied with guns Of Capt Coles 5 q Battery. aud
section of Captain wrghr+ The euenys shell fell
thick and vast immediate vicinity, but our boys
stood manfuly to their guns and gave the yandsIs
much and a. good as they sent
At daylight the artillery duel ceased, and the fight
was then maintained with masletry Tor about hour
when the enemy ceased firing and fell back We held OR
poSitOd but the enemy not advancing aai showing
disposition to renew the fight Gen. Pryor retired to
CArrsvile eight miles from the BckSater river, where
he remained undstured at last accounts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
ST. George Tucker.

The subject Of this notice died Charlottesville the
24th January aged IS years
tn death Of well known pass without
taan The nodcs Of ordinary Obituary clerk fos many
years the House Of Delegates, he had the admiration
confidence and love Of all the prominent OF the SITE
Descended ancestry ami bearing Identified with
history Of this old Com weah while yet eoouy
OF Great Britain he every impulse, every lnsnt Of his
nature Of his reason, intensely Nigniau To
the deep regret Leaure he voluntarily regneI his
position eleTf time previous q the existing and
been succeeded BY that accomplished gentleman, Nr Gorjon
With connected and Identified Mr. Tucker was deseon
old state uOud have been apOsO. The g-ve' Of
dead would have Tebuked the apoAy But he needed
the Inulu Of ancestral pride him her defence
Ne felt the Of yTgniA they had been many
psrlonal injuries and gladly rendered his NE vild,cas
the old Captain aud Afterwards Colonel
regiment Of ColOael August he dcharged ~h
and ability al the dues Of his position The fugues and
sxpoturss At and In front Of Richmond
great for his delicate frame, ani disease cl.ei him FOR
and suffering vie lis high aad chivslr0us spirit would
doubtless preferred death the "oushten ne but the
God In vham he trusted decfeei otherwise aud he
awaited on sck bed inevitable His nlend have
s satseen Of knowing that be iisl With all The consultations
and hopes Of the Christian.
Col Tucker vas gentleman Of ability, thoroughly
educated, and mbusd with Of the beautiful and attach
msnt 70 the true such rarely combined In one man Uns-
tab fault genial inpulses and a8etonats add guile
less OOyhoods days knew him bat to love him
he Of those for EhOm respect mingled wh AZ
lection aud love, softer than that accorded generally to bearded
Col Tucker had Of best southern novels
Hausford" and possessed literary ability Of high order B~t
hshaI gone The hns weh dashed bat nsuted-the
high intellect which erred except 10 forgetting ethe
gentle spi which loved all and extended federation TO ALL
nov from earth and the world dresrer
than before HIN In his aud beck
onsd hin 70 IN truon. BuPToylenes 10 wisdom greater than
that Of nan has called him hOue and all that friends do Is
70 lag leaf upon bis tomb the win the
the VniAn character which shroudsd
be tss1 or heard.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
nRIrUNHsY.

Died, Friday She 81 lns At the residence Of her grand
o:her Martha Rochelle, in Jerusalem southampton
cuuaty OF dpnrrl Ars LsTrA C. sHANDS c5ns,t OF Gen.
William stgnly, AID Erarlau.her uf the late ENfre'
deat Tyler, age, Us years AMI 5monhs.
EiearsJ By tr claims Of lovely woman to her devoted
huhaud nec The idol ar"uad shOm his Affections ,no
his Toys tsIlsI When union thu, id by time AMI
eonsr-rarl b. nIuu love AMI t The hady 11d ennphIlns
feeling domestic Concord changing "a IA into embryo
He,veus dis dyed, truly rs been said us the survivor
dies.
Lovely f les in death. Her placid and
rene features i'd n ting cugueuoe, Of ne
,ys which had entered seeming gracious balm to the
aeeratrd and blse iug hearts ust surrounded her
paragon OF iuuUyyu AMI loneliness size combined uos
vsaces aud c,rus tina, cast halo oi joy ani delight around
s1c rcle Charity, tol~ra'u aud Sympathy Phau-
hropy wide GTIsiyc Ia bounds ol vtrh hrneyolence
tusrgr b. iru and cultivated desire omit
late sus ins be> syvry one coihc,
SO gracefully and tmueutly geritet
white earth suru OF v it, brightest jewels, Heaven
It's nsrtg,uon OF angels Too pare for the
association of yft npeflreiJn, other than eonpan
iunsp tps glory cougcna With the Virtues
aud tie parity 81 her sufless heart.
Flowers b.oon 70 fade, but fade TO bloom,
While virtue viii survive the tomb
1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
BY eoDDM A APPERsON, AUcTs.
r APGE AND VERY VALUABLE BRICK

II DwELLINGHoUSE AND VACANT LOT AND sM,LL
FRAMED TENkENT the West sIe q isih Broad
and Grace streets for sale Al au'ion Ate request Of Mr. JAS
Kinard e shall ell auction, he premises FRIDAY,
the February A4 O'clock P NJ the large aud very valuable
dwelling house. located rs above now In the Of
Mr. Smith, LIT has front OF ~ feet aud sd.Ih about
90 feet, witch stand large sui handsomely finished
dwelling with marble mAnte large brick stable, carriage
mouse house. The orerty Will be divided Into
parcels sell with the deng about 80 to o. feet 18th
street.
TnsOneEd cash. The balance at and ~ months, for
potlbe notes interest sddei secured by trust deed
aud fer ls " b. p~d nv The purchaser
ja3l-tds G0DrtN iPPEkS0N, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

Very sndeuy disease of the heart al her home nlen1ieu
,auniy, Tursay morning shout un- Oc ck the yt
Januay,' Sj5 Ms MAY =. DEsAIJ, epnsort Of o. H. De
shaLo, Eg-d 81 years.
The deceased IN King snd Queen county, MI,
nkrt, and had been mrhe II The NJ ChGreG Tor Ah'n
Isrty ,ears aud 1 81 puIs example 70. Le fmly and
those fiun h.r She h1bygi aat live SMALL children
10 NOUN her loss In her death have striking Illustration
10, HE m oaori Dc In the midst OF lie n DEATH
Itis 10 b. a.g. lt alic0n may prove
bI-s ing ID her distrsssc ft4uy.
RIehss,ouj Christian Advocate please copy. NJ Il. G.
fey-lts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
--LATEST FnOlI TIIE NORTII.


We give in the te'rgspDie column Northern news Of
the Both ut, vic City Point Last night, through the
pyite attention of CAPT Philip Cashmeyer, received
a COPY q the New York H,rald Of the SIst, 1t con-
tlius very little news
The Washington letter says that ittle expressions in
the senate debate on Thursday, upon the subject Of
emancipation in Missouri betrayed something like des-
pair as to the results Of the Mr.. Fessenden spoke
of the oceans of expenditure"
The same letter says; at has come to light that
Greeley is playing big game to bring about interveu
ton or recognition outside Of his newspaper and his
Washington hotel demonstrators"
Mcclellan is the coming man. as they style him in
the North. lie ieted in grand style in Boston, aud
had the ''hospilaftes of the city, rendered him by
the corporate authorities In the course OF The debate
upon lhe Black Military Bill in the House of Represen
atiye4 on Friday Mr.. Wright, of Pa, said "fuere l.
one thing that NAV AMI should be done, whereby yon
eau raise two hundred thousand white men, and thus do
away with any necessity for one hundred and fifty thor
sapd negro soldiers Il Is to restore 10 the head you'
armie. Gen. George B. Mcclellan" The crowded gale
rcs broke forth into burst OF applause 80 loud and
.. olonged that the Speakers hammer aud threats q,
laring the galleries energcdcally used before r
de- could be restored.
The rresentmyt' made by tn Grand Jury in relation
,,-,,,.,,. t.,.l..,., IN, rron,io,or or ,b, Pba
g.. g.. -, ~.
= -. ,.. l.,,5 Inv chow. ,,,, ~
m,.le hv IN. orIcr of Geueial Schenck f..
the publication o. an editorial article under the title
the Message OF Davis "d o'her articles oil a Id,
Character 'eNuha 10 tue I l,,r
'''e ''''''Vl g,
A''', f'0'"e -.
'-,''''N' '' ~. H., Ill. a..
nr.r ,,o!d not co,,seienion,Ir de-
,nv,Lioo which would have "a tendcncc To weaken the
G .ue,al Government IA the exercise of e constitutions
authority for the suPpeso" OF 'h'1 mo', Wicked 1n'
Sr mn laws th1, have Tor their oEe tue protection
of life the security OF property AMI the liberty OF tbc
c,.iz.n, which laws are m their sacred keeping
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
- NnnrmEHv IOuRNALS

~ Any person arriving from the States north Of The 20
tonA aud bringing Northern European newsPSpers OF any
person he city eong possession 0t such journals Will COZ
FER favor upon The Editors Of The BY leaving sending De
SAns 70 tAls Oaes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
BY JAMES N. TAYLOR a soy, AuctIonerts.
LARGE NUMBER OF BUTLDING LOTS

n AT AUoTIoN-Yu be slll on FRIDAY the 9Th Pebru.
ary, AZ O'Clock, r. NJ the pfe!ss sb7ut ~ Building
Lots situated the Norf side OF Csharus contn
aud beiag short dataLcs beyond Williams Raylsnd
brick yard aud extending 10 e Laos osi - BeE These
Lots are building putpiss fronting 80 each
ana ulbing $50 feet Plat Of The Lots be exhibited
the day Of sale.
TaENs-ou cash tie balance twelve months
credit negotiable notes. ntsre, added and
n trust. JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON,
IA Aurtlobeers Ia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
TIE EIGHT on TIE RLAcKWATER.

PrrEnsuuRe, Feb. 2.-Re.il5lc intelligence from SUI.
folk Saturday, states that General Cofcorln, not Gen
Peek, commanded The enemy admit a loss in killed
and wounded OF 500. Among the Killed Is Lieutenant
Co!on- name not recollec;ed, and Captain Taylor
General Gibbs was severely wounded All the hospitals
in Suffolk we're Glcl with wounded ana the Baptis
Church vas seized Tor an hospital
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

SALE OF NEsEOEs-Messrs Hi, Dickinson & Co,
advertise extensive auction sale Of negroes meu,
boys, and Sirs--1O take place tomorrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
AUCTION SALES.
M ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO, ,Ucrs.

T ARGE SALE OF GROCERIES,, MANU-
~ FACTURED TOBACCO &C, AT AUCTION On FRIDAY,
the Oh inst; 10 O'Clock, viii sell at Auction
Store, corner Of Oh aud Man Streets
10 llhds. Prime n. y. Sugar,
100 Bbls. Chtice " Z" /"
Clarned do,
II III Bill. Prime " o. 10,
10 BJis Prime n. o MolsGses,
200 Sacks VI. fine Salt,
10 KEGS iiCab. Soda,
80 boxes Brown SOAp,
20 Country Soap,
70 Candles,
80 Bu'i e, Timothy Seed 10 Bushels Hungarian Seed,
% Kegs assorted Nails, 10 Bags Coffee
Bags Grain Pepper, so Grots Matches.
ALSO,
$1,000 Fine cUba Cigars,
U0 Boxes Caddes Manufactured Tobacco with which
we viii commence toe sale. ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 90,
fvS Austioneers L