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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-04

REVENUE STAMPS for sale. EXCHANGE
bought and sold, GOLD and DEMAND NOTES
bought at best rates-at Exchange Office of
]. R. SWALLOW.
SCRIP, of all kinds, and CERTIFICATES OF
INDEBTEDNESS, bought and sold Two or
three MORTGAGES, on good property, for sale.
Apply to j. R. SWALLOW.
EmPOria, May 9, 1868. 27l
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-04
DIED.:

In Emporia township, June llth, 1853, of con
gestion of the brain, MARY ELLEN, daughter
of ELISHA and RUTH Ann GIBSON, aged years, 8
months and days. a ~ -.e ---.a 81 -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-04

Claims against the United States for
! horses and equipments lost in rhe service;
500 dollars, bounty to soldiers discharged
"by reason of wounds received in battle"
and to the heirs Of those who die in the SER
vice; pensions to soldiers disabled from
wounds or disease contracted while In the
the line of duty, and to the widow, children;
mother or sisters of such as die in the SER
vice; arrears of pay, aud all other demands
against the Government. arising from the
present war, if entrusted to me will receive
careful and lpronpt attention. 70
Apply in person, or address
NQTEs SPIcER, Claim Agent,
r1CH i. gtg cocoa Emporia, Kansas.
- N. B.-Persons entitled to Invalid pen
sions must present their claims within one
gear from the date of their discharge, in or.
der to have their pension commence at the
time of leaving the service
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-04
Notice to Craftsmen.

The County Board meets next Monday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-07
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZE11 L"
COTTON RAISING.

rc>rx.s,ondence Cincinnati Commercial, (Rep'''''' Il
Goonn1cH, LANDING, September = 1868.
"A ride over the adjoining plant lions has
satisfied me that ton-plantlprz by n orthern
spectators, is a failure; noF failure probably
on the part Of the spectators considering the
high price Of cotton: Dr., SO far as the devel-
opment Of the co'.tn.ry under the operations OF
tree Ii Dor IS "y5.cernel, IN utter failure, Sew
eral pIar>, ions VII proue an exception to the
genera! rule. sIr. Grochon on DR.: Carson
y, >ntutior ir,medatev adjoining Goodrich s.
has one thousand acres in cotton and two nun
dred IN corn. But for the ravages Of the army
worm (which are pretty general on all the plan
tations} ne would have raised over bale to the
acre. I have heard of other plantations; put
have seen none, equal to his, and th1nk tne
ground n|onted will not average one half bale
TO the acre. The scheme itself, 50 far as It IS
intended to be carried out by inexperienced
parties at the North, is failure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-07
EDUCATIONAL.
ALE XAN DRIA SEMINARY
By S. KING SHAY AND DATGuTppu
Nos S. and 81 South Pitt Street. ,llero =,

TTSHE exercises of this school were rasnn,aa
i on Monday, Dist Of August The conrSa
Of instruction consists Of the English brafcbc>
Drawing, French, German azld th. Cias.;ra}
languages. The school consists Of Two dann"
nents, Male and Fen1ale; the Males are taught
in No. 49, and the Females in No. s., The res;.
dnnce Of the teachers. Strict attention viii hu
paid to the morals and department Of the ~.
pills, and the government will be parental FGr
terms apply 10 the Irlnclpal. Sep Lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-07
WEN ORTIZ MINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

ALBERT f. BASSFORD, Principal.
TI'HE sixth annual session Of this institution
4 will commerce on September I4th
The principal will be assisted By he Rev
w Z. u. Jacobs, whose cooperation will mroe
fully sustain the already acquired reputation O
this school
Circulars stating particulars can be obtained
at the institution, Prince St., opposite Post
Office aug l0-ZawlSep L q If
Y5NHE duties Of MISS ELLEN MARKS
L SCHOOL will be resumed on tt ESDAY.
the 18th Of SEPTEMBER. Particular attention
will be given to the ELEMENTARY BRANCHES
as the only sure base tor future improve
ment 1t is desirable that all the pupils
as far as practicable, should be present At
the opening OF the school. Terms, for Or
biography, Reading, Geography, Grammar,
Philosophy, History, Arithmetic and Algebra.
from five to seven dollars per term often weeks,
Music and French at Professor charges.
The School is pleasantly situated OH King
street, No. IA, between Columbus aud Alfred
aug 24-dtseptl GeotoctlO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-07

JIMMY o'NEl4-When Jackson m. was a m RrIs.
;aont Jimmy @ Neil, the porter was a n laano
lJ" obaraoter He had his fobes yhoh n we're
o a 20 the fastidiousness OF Colonel poa..
o1 son and caused his dismissal on an aVerase
eioo,1 once week But on appea! 20 tue
b b?3 court, the verdict was lnya1laos re-
,1aSsaj Nv the good nature Of the old geneLal
f(nco however, Jimmy Was guilty. o. oo the
aa~rant offence, and was summoHea osaI's af inv
h;5L est tribunal at onca. The VeneIal alI5t
9 stafng the details of the misdeed oose srs
S '4;mmv have borne with you Tor years. d III
5p 2nS S % 81 bevond my power Of endurance
n !. Ao5 ID YOU believe the story, ";~e>' jim,
A"' - ,e2TtainIy, answered the Gcnersl; !
; ivy bear} i from two Senator's Faith,
3, "fC Jimmy, - | believed all that TWEEN
~ Senators say about you its niue tn 2
Won are fit 10 be President. Psha" 1inl,
1o NV concluded the General ',cIear out, and
CO. N 1uty, bat be more careful hereafter. :
tSlimmv remained with his kind hearted patron
Dor ' o1Iv 70 the close Of his Presidential term,
5 5n a accomnanying him TO the Hermitage, was
with him to the day OF his death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-07
The Fashions IL France.

The London Lady Newspaper for Septem-
Der says: The UNUSUAL heat of this month has,
along with the efforts Of the Countess de Gas.
tigIioue, caused salutary change 10 the fash
ions. Stays for the present are thrown aside,
and replaced by the more becoming clenture
Suisse. Neither does tight body form any
any longer an Indispensable portion OF lady $
dress 1t is replaced BY a loose one OF white
muslin or coarse linen, worked in imitation Of
the bodices worn by the peasants OF the no
magma. Loose silk Jackets are also greatly
worn It is possible that this sly le Will con
tinue III fashion, the doctors OF the Empress
having advised her Majesty to initiate the
style OF dress recently adopted by Madame de
Castglione, who, like nearly all her country,
women, holds punched waists IN aversion, and
whatever mistakes she may make in other
matters, has the good sense to believe that
stays must produce red nose or q salloW com
plextion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-07
fro7rox- GROWING ABROAD. liver since tn

commencement Of the var, EaFopeans nave
1oon nntting forth every exertion to supply
fr rH 6tbor sources the deficiency IN the Amer
can supply Of COTTON These tw2 years mS nave nave
3one much to to lead US to definite ana posi-
i've conclusions in regard to the compaLaIi:ve
nroducyencss Of other hel1s Dtlll5n T 1'rtLa:
he he West India Islands, Egypt, and l9Fk Key
52ve been successfully put to the test: and tne
most thorough experiments only pI4t w. nl nst
c0I ~ 1orld must derive It's supply OF cotton
f fn9 The new The hiatus has mol been aI5ed,
a a1o5' tbnre IS not single manufacturer III Eu-
en- Who is not today feryentIy hoping that
- so,ne zvav. the obtaining OF American cotton
NAV be resumed Nat, Int,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-07

THE SEAL or WEST EIRGINIA-Thc great
seal OF the new Commonwealth OF West lir-
ginia is thus described by the Wheeling Intel
ligencer 1t represents pioneer standing on
one side Of a rock, axe III hand, stalk OF In
dian corn growing little TO his right, while
sheat Of wheat lies at his feet. On the other
side OF the rock is miner, with his pick on
his shoulder, an anvil and hammer to his lett,
With his right arm leaning On the rock between
hm and the pioneer, and on the face Of the
rock are the words, June 10th, 1868, the day
on which est Virginia became State in the
Union Around the upper inside Of the peri
phery Of the seal are the words State Of
West Virginia, and around the lower inside
the words 'Montanl semper Ilber}, slgnifying
that mountalneers are always treemen.
4 very green young man from the country,
Il. S. Iyreli b. name, arrived IN New I ork
on Saturday, to transact s)me business matter.
having on bis person upwards OF Sl4, 900 in
money and drafts Animated with desire to
see the elephant as he IS, he fooliShly made the
acquaintance Of some strange women. All
hands took carriage and drove out TO Harlem
Lane When the days sport was over Eayrell
looked for his valuables, but they wers net. =
On lodging his complaint at the Detective
Office, the keeper OF the house was taken in
to custody, but she denied al knowledge Of
the theft Part Of the lost treasure consisted
Of = $1,000 bill, $500 il srcll bills, and dia-
mon1 ring worth s400, The remainder con
sisted Of drafts.
\ single firm pay one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars year to the London Times
for aGlvor.isiag
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-07

;no theory with regard TO the duration OF me
present war In his letter he says:
ssDnrino the revolutionary var corn blades
2,aa .o1,o1 noints 70 them; that IS, the blade
+1~av n such a manner as to have seven dis
sS;,>oe nointq or ends corresponding with the
eharn noint Of the Ulade. These seven points
;nd;aated the duration OF the revolutionary
1890, Now there are but three separate ana
>];s%;nct y,oints 20 many Of the blades, and this
;nd;catps very clearly to my mnnd, that the
3r~ation of the present war Will be three years
The points Of the blades representing years
The Paris correspondent q the New York
2;o,as writing under date Of the 18th ult.,
states that Senator Gvin, Of California, had
INST arrived in that city, from Wilmington
\ q Ho had not heard from his family IN
1onv time, did not know where they were ana
>vas aetonishea and delighted to find them at
rhe Grand Hotel, in Paris. He also found at
rbo same hotel many Of his old Washington
ac>,na;ntances: Governor Morehead, OF hen-
lucky; Mr. Corcoran, Of Washington 0oY-
ernor Latham, Of California, and others
1'be French Government IS greatly annoyed
hv he recent frmans Of the Viceroy Of Egypt
withdrawing the concessions Of land to the
suez Canal Company, and abolishlng forced
labor,
The Russian feet will probably stay IN
American waters until spring. The adnl1aI
and HI. officers will visit Washington aud the
Great Y est On private Invitations
The Norfolk Navy Yard has been 70 Tar re-
stored that vessels q way are 10" Eela'i 90
- ras..a.L. 8 LEat s-a1loLa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03
LATER FROM IuRoPE

Tns steamship Esas has arrived at as1 York
With fur d.ys' lA.sr advtess from Euiop~ Ths
,.pdon 7As.s says liasnan's Message h . bid fos
psass BIS us.pasioa plan h ds0oninasss 9
dream. The cndnn Ness organ Of Exeter xHall'
.sys /. has 20 fault 10 Ana n Linsoins sman<ipa
,s,u scheme. TIE G!s3s defends ths courss Of the
Ipsish GovsrnH,aa: in regard 70 the Ccais1srate
sssfnsr AlAtsEA
Nr. siiassi fas sd arosheT interview With No
robson. and N. Drouyn De LHuJs ard Count d
psrsigpy ere nse IN (apo, = hs sc14k
eTte Paris correspondent Of The Rtrssd under date
Of December I2th ssys that II Is "runored In dIplo
.sc circles tia. tie Tories, sefis.ed BY Franco
viii saceesa In ca ting Psimsreton end Russell soon
ger the opening Of Parliament. Cob5ep, aided b.
10, corn ,raists will Join tha Tories. whsss policy
4. -s,pees 10 Italy and to American intervention Il
,d.n.izal with that Of France. The Etra,4s cor
resporiert adds that tao rumors are not withou,
f,unaaton and tia. In the spring kthorough change
q poisy IN the Bri.ih Government. may be sx
pec,sd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03
lsoUrHERN AssocArIcs DisiaTcHu
THEBATTlE At MUaFREESB0R0
SEINE Par,is nlaRs Of the Battle OF Mufgrees.
bers'-Rsur Federal Geaerai Killed = Two
Niillisns WeFxh sf stores Destroyed

EuRsRxEsBoGs0', Dse- 3L-Ths hatle begaz q
7oecs1 las snornins aad ragged VIII great fufJ
oil day. We drove tbs enemy from al their posi
tions exoep. On the extreme left where be ,eesl
faily resisted Us With the exception Of tha. poir
Ne occupy ihs entics Geld. We Save asptured
four thousand prisoners, intending Brisadier dens
sa.s Willis and Fry. thirty one pieces cf artillery
and about two hundred wagons and teams.
Our loss h very heavy; bu. We have reason te
believe that the snsmy's . greater.
We haye es7t.esa most Of the saemJs aospita
storss snd many anbulanoss.
General RAIDS, on orr aide, has been killed sn.
General Chalmers wouadsd Coloasl A. W. Fry,
Of Mississippi has been kiissd The O,i~nel Of the
lss Louisiana was wounded.
The Fsdsral Generals Tho.nas syll, shesdoa
and 0rieison. wore killed and Major General No
Cock II reported killed.
Tbs Yaakss loss Il imsaenss
II IL IN ,ossible % obtsia lat Of ths ca.uasties
o. farther particulars 10 uishs
We destroyed TWO millio, da!iars wosth OF IAN
kss property In the rear Of the Feasrl arlay LAST
night. ,ne.u ling ave days raticm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03

Additional Part culsPs- Uis.atch from Gov
Harris Eaemy's Loss Five to Our One .
. Prominent OClcers Killed, &c.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Lee. 81. -xLs Rsbes has
just received the following dspstch from Gov
Harris:
AuRFREksB oRo', Dec. Si-we attacked the enc
my IN his position q 81 o'clock this morning, an6
the Dsttis ragged til r. u. Onr lett wing drove
tbs en-. my 'ish. back crJn Stone river onr sd
vance was steady, bat the resistsnse was stubborn
Ne ,4ptUIed four batteries. and about 900 p,i
| ssnsrs; am,Lgst them three Bnssdiea Generals -
LosS heavy on b3h sizes, but the relative LOGS l.
| not knowa Gen. Rsins. CT Nashville. Is killed.
(s;saed) J. u. HARRIS.
(sECcgD D1.rATcR
CHATTANOOGA Dee 3,-Eiehty eight Federal
l;reoaers, esp;arei rsas Ma,frsssboro', were
orousa. In last Digst. Seventy three more, with
sight ness oes, have jgsr Asrived In the evening
tf2.A. The lag: party were captured yests :dag by
Genera, whas.sy. bs.wser Z ,secranss srNy and
Nashviils.
THIRD pIsPAICHl
CHATTANOOGA, Jsn. LA special 70 he Geoti
ds.sd kuflrdsssoso Siss. says: The bloodi'st day
OF the ST hss sioAsd NeCo WINS division attacks d
tbs saemy's right, driving them back wiia gEeas
slaughter. 15 . o'clock Ia the as.srnoon the enemy
hsd been driven back AZ inilea ffcm cur isit And
centre.
Gsn. Wsn;eA sna IA Aumbss Of eti,af Abolition
Gseesrs ers stis,asTs. 1aas Cyl. EcGSoa. and
woo6sl II ar killed
Our los u hssvs bu: ths ssenays e aatinassa 3:
Gce to Cur Gasi
'a1n RAins. Col 4eTair, snd Col. Aatry. 81 ire
HIh Misasssiprl and Lisn'. q. @. ERog Trieste, o.
shs iss I.ouaieps. srs killed. Go. 3.a.k OF ths 9Th
Georgia ard Oh Fis2, %; the Ash Lorlsls1a arc
zaortasiy svccGssi. - -
0aaasaia 3.sgs sud Poll displayed sse :: nd :.
n snt sud hsr,isn,.
ws-tsn'a cavalry esptarsd 200 pr,ss1a,.. with :
Ia So supply Of wagon a-...ns Ar d %o1 hssvss.
festarGsy aarsrz. Wheeler burnt $50 wagons In
the tLsmy's saar, aud sspiu ed coo prisoners
Cur tec eps 30 ssrse shsmseives with glory.
1as hatt.s nsy 30 n nswed to mcrrow Ii ii r.Ii.S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03

The following o1sial diapasshss wsrs n.
eeived last n:sht At II O'clock, = h Wae D.
partmsrs;
Gen. s CoorEA, Adjutant 0ensfd,
The lxp.dltion under Eorrss. has fully ~
ecmplishsd II object
The railroads In East Tsnnssses are broken
m various places, largo amount Of stores d
sroysd, many arms sapsarsd, and 1900 prison,
sss pazolsd,
Morgan hAs doas his work, bat h exssafis
nj fully known
The snsmy 10 Tsonsssss and Nissisippa are
without photographic oommunicatsnw with THEIR
rear. Nignea DaAxros BaAoo.
To Gen. s Ooo9rR, Adjutant General.
The enemy has yielded Ass ssrong point,
and is falling back We now occupy the
whole Geld. and stall follow
Gen Wheeler, with his cavalry, made "a com
plsts circuit Of their army on the 20th and 1T
inst, sud captured and destroyed 800 wagons
loaded with baggage and commissary stores,
and psrolsd 700 prisoners. he Ia again behind
them, and has captured an ordnance train.
To-day, We secured several thousand stand
Of ANAL armA
The body Of Brigsdisr General silla, was
lsfi on the asld, and three others are reported
killed.
God has granted ~ happy NV year.
Signed BsAxToS BRAco.
I'VE learn from another source, that the
enemy 10 entirely routed, and their communi'
cation with Nashville, completely cut of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03
Tns YanLes Raid In Eas. Tennessee.

Kkt xviLiE. Osc. Sl,-Tae Yankee force which
dss.-e I'D thu bridge. on TIA Essi Tealsssse ara
VEgiuia Ex;roAd ca-sistei Of ons Ohio and one
sasaaa rca.msat. E.iyy captured Col Love, Of
Ia Eos,h j.fesin.. rscihAsak 1t IL lupposed
that tasy des.roTs& :ssus.or Haynes plantation
Il Is said sast Gen Ehoy gnash ozdsred thee resi
meats Of 6 vaGy nsaa .a0trssstoro' towards Fcrad
Gag, 10 watch It's couitcg nortA Of tie Lunbsi-
isad Noun .a;n bus she a.ier nss soarssrn aadsa
b. aea. EsagS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03
s.ILEo FOR guRopR

2s-. DR. koses .. Hogs, OF 3 shmond. has sailed
frcta Confederate port fos Europe on Q nj saon TO
ror-s Bibles. The Virginia Bible tc'ety hiss
"a aer:ssd HIN to procure rs 600 Bibles and Test.
nsn.s snd Las appropriated 5000 towards hs oh.
ss, O.hts socs les III ths Confedsrsoy have joined
In the effort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03

The President en- Reuts Ter Rich mend. ;
AUGUSTA Jan. 2-Prssidens DAvis aad fuite
passed through Ausuzta this morning. The rarty
sweru In excellent health and spirits The Pfosi'
de1I VIII aot Wish Savannah ard cha-i sssora, -
reported. He goes direct {, Riehu md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03
dc a5-St nODDiN f. APPRRaJN

A MAT. O0aFoRTABL1 RASlDKNCE, with
IA aE excellen! Garden ard hve asras OF Land
ats.caec. In the village Of New Canton, Bueking.
ham county, on James river Is miles absvs Ricb.
mend, will be Off rcd at public sale on the prem
Ices on THURSDAY. 18th Of January, 1868 The
inproyemenE consist Of 6 compost, roomy Dwell.
ing, Kitehsn, Smoke House. Corn Hocss, lee House,
1ssbiea Well Is. The lots st In gram and winter
cAts VIII also be sold past Vt the Household and
Kitchen Furniture. . good Roekaway, l.horss Wa
son Farming Implements. Provision, &c For lar-
de- as-eodsw. a W. rONrArsR
A RAE UAAROU.-Ths mbscrtocr Ias a
IA TARh on which there II . large quantity Of
Charcoal Wood ana Land enough cleared for quite
extensive Truck patch. some Corn and Oats, and
with good dwelling and other houses l6 mlss from
Richmond, Ia the upper end Of Charles City. L
rI ehancs win be gwen man Of steady habits to
embark Ia either or both Of ths shove, and IN any
Way he may prefee-L O.. 20 much certain or on
shsrea Nj. o. Maddox will give any Information
needed who lives n'.r tho RI.s = a noavrs
ds3l-3.s White Hall, New Kent
VORD WOOD FOR 8ALN.-We are authorized
Y 70 Sail 600 cords seasoaed pins WOOD IN OAss.
teTtsid nesr the road leading 70 the Court House.
tbs Line wood ON LOO TO 200 acres Of Land, with .
good kitchen fce the use 81 the lands. The road
d good one to the land ard about miles Afcm
Richmond. Price Tor the wood already out .
psf cord, and for lbs. attending so essn peg cord
a. Sss. aoDDIH 4 APPxRson.
aDOfKTI0H. N LANO 1cR siI.l rms trsos
ID OF LAND now ownsd By NJ. John p. JastieA
two miles southeast 0f the Court House, containing
500 aursa 2os csssed the balance il original forest
crops grown In the. part OF Virginia. well watersd,
&c. Tie improvements consist Of m excellent
dwelling AID ali necessary out houssa Nj Jastice
VIII take pleasure h showing the land 70 any ons
uIaaa viii end. conyeysucee q 1arIaVillo. Va. oe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03

DEAuflrUL UUkyAu2 fAnA. o.a..ea LIZ
ID bAHON," ON the D.sp Bun Turnpike. sSven
mhrs West Of Richmond, containing l3) scres
fOR 6ALk-At tho request Of Mr James Ehep
pard, ere sutorlz d 70 sell the above beautiful
Farm c,nssining $50 sarss Of exesllent land. The
no nes On u: place ere .msss the most beaua
lar farm. The dwelling IL large one, having
shout IL rooms, with beautiful portieeas In front
and rsar. besides syory other building ususily
i una pn comp'sts ee.aniisnmenL in nons q
lovely csdsrs. The buildings nre nearly new, and
are paln:sd and hsnd,0msiy fashad. It b really
most attractive place. and needs only 70 be seen
70 DO properly appreciated, Possession given as
cnca
TERMS -isssor .;aae
dc aS-Si HODDiN E. ApPHRHsJN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03

Y WILL ssll privately, my 1rast Of LAND. n
Chsriotts county, eight miles south q 1Mmp.
las Depot. containing about 900 anees. With simple
improvements Of sseAy kind Soe the aeoo0m0do-
ton OF large family. Posssssaon en- b bod ln-
medsstcy. THOA II. THORH101s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-03

yOsESS PORTABLE SOUP, pOa ABBY
81 AyD NAVY UsE.-FAis s'rp. .ns cp Ii til.
uss,a Ia situations where the srtic,ss f,r Masking
syIo IN ,ac ordinary way are d,di .uit 30 att4n
Dk. Ts0as --Dseh cake will msks q Pint O!
good risa Soup dat the oskes io.orhip slices sud
rs,er IN each esk. ussd Let i, boil fully Aiyty
minute Stir the eoup occasionally. to help 10 dir
solve tbs eskss. Vssss sbies may be ald-d 9Th
sdgaasgs, Tnsy should DO cut , smslI and sddsd
10 ts Soap a. - IL begins TO boil and a. soon
A. ihy sufficiently 20 ,ks3 tAs Senp viii BE-
~ should ihs cakes .6s froEsn alice them
pto tho ed water SID 10: them s,an3 r. lew min
at; s 70 70 o. a." oa''rs ~ ling on 'ss az ,oxus
Corner VI LIES and Meeting s.rsess,
Charleston G C.
Tls sbov. article Ii now berg extensively uses
No ths Amy and 1Ar.icuiAIiy In the hoerisals II
vfsiaia sni eissrhe1e Specimens have hsen
sem :. Llsr.snan. General Lee and Msjor acaeys.
Basnrsgaca, sut eS :hers highly approved Of. In
tbs Lesptas thev esve bsen found very useful TO
eapgsssce -, :. Q1irng nu'E.tive spj stinala.i Ting
oss, Ths1s eAkes Ns tvs % possible article for
The sod.Gs'a hsvsrss.k, a. they contain large
sHojn, OF food ~ s. small compass, as q d q OF
cakes weigh lass th.n Pound. kad will make SIX
:, s2yen p.s,.s OF Soup wniah, with ias addition
Of tsw bisons viii furnish cd s,r ole msr for
lhres CT Tar days Aitsr yet Ds' oh. or In bad
vess!ss pint o. good, hot highly sp:ssd scup
vii p. foaad a batter corrective of d seass thsD
soy hsr food the a,idisr csa prepare and much
.lcsn rs 'nd sun ring prevented.
Pfee. 81 per dos ~, % PEI 100. or Q hog Of $50
ts' es delivered IL Richmond free, by sEprs.s fsI
si3 cash. Dc 27-S Wss~
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