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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

The proprietor ofthisjustly ~asfpeneIaad welIkno~n
brand o. = Omsch Bitre-s do otdesn 1t necessary in
order t3F give their 2 DDS a fciitieEs. Or even an en-
tanced v1iuP, D. Lka a fling At al rther Birters and
proclaim an small eaDir ais that they are worthless
01- Bi.te-s d not need this, a. 20 Place them before
he public on their merits, an invife your careful at
eetIan 20 the gOuls We allow our brand upon knowing
a. We de- hat our reputation IS at stake. The name
Red jacket" + taken from the original emp and ~
he native child of the forest, ami with the addition %
a few herbs BY Or Chain. ms1e more agreeable 70
the taste. they move have apecuhsFly besithy. suoth-
ing. ami Tecuperative ina Ienee, espea1lig for the pa
-tienr rising from the bed OF sickness loss Of appetite,
distress after eating. dzziress. and all diseases arIZ-
luc from Torpid Liver or Indigestion.
They strengthen and inyigor4te the system.
They are unequalled for general debiIfty.
They are a sure cure cure for dy-pep.s4-
They give a FC0i AMI healthy appetite.
They assist dice srion-
II ey are The best stimulaGt IN existence.
They are sure cure preventive for Fever aud Ague.
They relieve constipation.
Tb0y cure Nervrus HsE3sche.
They are perfectly pure and palateable.
They make the 6ebilitated strung. and restore TO
strength the exhausted.
AEsd persons aIri delicate Females viii md they
can save large d"ctor bills by using these ostters
Wa take pleasure IN Calling arsari5u g our very
extensive catalogue Of Bulk and c4sed GOOes, consist
inZ IN part OF
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

LIaDILIII III
5th-Eo liabilities T. banks, or
others, due or not
6th-No losses adjusted and due
7h Lossts either unadjusted or
sb-Adiustei and not due sS4,z60,se
9th-Lo>ses in suspense await
ing further prUOf, inciuCed
in above.
IOth-Au other claims against
the Company (dludeDdS IN
paul. S5o,VV
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
sTArEMEuT

OfGhe Condition OF the Hartford
Fire, Insurance Company. on
the thfrty-fIrsf day Of Decem-
her. 1868, made 10 the Auditor
OF the Territory Of Nebraska.
in conformity with the Laws
Of said Territory.
gst-The name or this company Is The Hartford
Fire Insurance Company and Is located a. Hart
go rauuocficut
CAPITAL.
ad-The amount Of Capitsl-steek is $4,000
sd-The auzsnnt Of Capital Stock pad rp, is, 60o,oO0
4fh- ASSETS.
Czsh IN hand and in Bank S25s76,a3
Cash IN hands If AGENTS and ia
course OF HoEA25
Bills receivable from loans. secured by per-
soual and collateral security IS q
Real Estate u-nincumbeTed 15,O0O,cO
Interest accrued (mOstly payable January LIST
1888 lz,oGssol
sTOcEs AID BONDS As FOLLOWS. VIZ
Pa Market
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
1864.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Tor tie Year 1854
lAILY. TRINETKLT s NEEKLY

DAILY, TRI-WEEKLT s WEEKLY
The war draml is approaching It's highest pointed
interest. This year will probably eousumats The
Doom Of the Rebellion, witness the Nstional Gov
eminent restored in the fallen States, these regea-
Grated, and Slavery cbhterlted IRON he land : The
events Of CT WILDE aa19Rg tho mostm0msntoH8 u
the History OF the Country, and doubtless vii IN
ciude the return Of Pence. and the ~entrancs q
America upOn q new career Of unparalleled greaf-
ness and prosperity. With Labor vindicated from
the reproach ii serfdom, the Peoplo viii staad up-
on a higher platfOrm OF iuteIligcnse sid p0We-. and
feel a stii prof0uuder interest in all the details u
the progress Of their 9wu aud other lands. Mhe Old
world Is entering upon q new series Il CONNEXIONS,
70 trFmiHate ia the triumph Of Democracy Beyond
the Atlantic while emigration % America viii
acquire a new and tremend0us impetus, aBgueutng
Inmsnzely cur productive power
Tie string events Of the times VII b graphtII-
" deyscted IN the columns Of the DEMOCRAT, Wbish
We are resolved % rszdsf moro valuable All ~
tractive than ever as = f1ithfui
Mirror Of Passing History
Iuzpirs5 by the spirit Of Demoerney-aekro1-
lodging 20 leader bu; Truth-The MTssOUEl nEH-
oeRaT viii contiDue 70 be solely the Organ u the
People, and prompt 60 denesne5 and rspadiato any
political or military aspirtat who seeks 70 bctsy
their cluss.
Ia addition 20 our War NeW7, Nc shal eonhnus
IN cur weekly paper the Weskiy Views summary,
and also AZ sbstraet Of the proceedings q C0ngTsss
and OF tue Proceedings OF LagiaatGrss Of IissVud
and Illinois.
Our TFi-Weokiy, vii contain az horet953ra-an
the Importan. News, Local and Commercial RePoss
Of the Daily.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
20! 80. - Pian0 AccomPaninent

Vocal Music. With FlhED AcC"M PH41tHi
large assortment of new and Fopular songs ballads
duets, quartetts, and cb0ruseo, i-sneQ ntiy. AmPh-
the most popular are Shall we know eech other bhere
Lowrey; Why have myl9ved ones cones 1 Val pc trne
70 The Ga, there's n such -1ri a. mine b FcateIS
Mothers love IS true Swesr love. forget me not X
By Keller. > cents each; linear sweet voices singing;
Home - home; Forget If you can, but foEsIye, by
Th1ulas, 90 cents each.
Instrumental Mu.is for tha Cian1 FCrta=Te are
coming Father Abra'au, SIX hundred Thousand more /;
Always iO,k on the Sonny side; Shall we know esch
orneT tHereS DC, with Brilliant variations b GrOb6.
50 u17ts each-
P3lkss. Waltzce, Marches. ouicksteps, QuadriIls,
&c. bv popular authors All kuls ~ SlnrIuE and IL
sfructi0n books. CataloRues mai edfrCe 10 aay address
Music mai. ei 81 the above prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

SAL-HOn. S. G. DA1EY. re-
his home and family on We'd
last. He has labOred faithfully
hlousiy foy The Interests OF Ne
he brings Encouraging news Of
aiaoa Of affairs at Washington.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
waters' Cheap Mu,ic FOR the MILLION.

Waters Cheap Mu.ic for the Million,
Arranzef as soroes duets q~rsrtetts AMI cb1~uses- fog
musical saceles, choIrs srffi8y -chB,ls. pIoies set. OILS
semIn8rfPs. &c Shall We snow each Other tbeTe2-
DON'T you hear the angels C min ? Shall We meet be-
y0Hf toe river b IA tIlie5 Tne-e IS a beautiful
VOTId5 VI ere bhe ~ OWENS l. ms country Freed1as.
truth and riZht; We are coming Father AbTa'am. SIX
humid ell thousand ID re {; TIe-e j. q Land ~ love S ~
row shatl Ulme again 10 ID re; Heaven = home ; c me
~ina = mea f Heaven; Land N sT1aG sc WI love or
sunday SchlOI OIr Col - lirrhInZ 90 4; 9 q save the
Nation Ehitfers song o. the Pan aI u Negro; Pair
Freedoms Morn has dsW ned az lsst over the noun
tain; OveTIhe Blyunfain; Lizzie Elias an angel; Will
lies gone 70 Heaven ; Suffer little children q c1me
unto me Bun me in the m1fuIHg- AGthF-s Come g.
Thy rest; Sweet hour % Prayer. &C. Price . seuts, -
cents per d z s. per hundred pe~t.Ee ] cert each
In sheet tsrm- with Pispo accUupapinenr 3 cents.
PEb-shed e HORACE WATERS AG't,
~. Isl BgoaaWdy y. Z.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

APTTAL.
pital Stock is $500, Co
Iltsl Stock pad up, is, 5000
ASSETS.
Iank SIS 1865
and ia
ion 7OE425
SIS $50 3
ozns, secured by per-
security IS SCI 2.
red 10 coo II
payable January LIST
Ia.oos,o l
Pa Market
Value. Value.
Isl Ioo,oO s7s.C7s 90
$4,000 a.I2,Oo
$4,000 $4,000
Io,oOo.OO 100000
100000 $4,000
100000 2o,OOo.0o
100000 81 5000
100000 H. 900 90
1920 % 1885 90
81, 500 90 s2,s17 90
aO.sO0 % p zss 90
&c. 200 90 q 200 90
10000 90 2l.ooO 90
10000 90 50 Zoo 90
10000 90 9 1900 o.
$1,000 90 IaOOo co
1900 90 Is, 500 %
10. coo 90 5000 90
10000 90 1850 60
1o.ooo % 1000 90
80 600 90 IS 500 90
1o-coO 90 1880 90
10. 200 90 10 zoo 90
10. 200 90 Il,2eO 90
LOCO 90 l2sO 90
10000 90 10 800 90
10000 90 Io.4OO 90
10000 90 $500 90
10. 900 90 $500 90
Io,ccO 90 10, Boo 60
10000 90 II, 300 90
10. 900 90 10 800 90
%, 100 co 1900 90
20, GOO 90 1900 90
s,s5e co 1850 90
'-'OOV "
% 600 % ? 600 90
. 90 % . 400 %
,a-oo
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
W1THER 3 ABBoTr,

ArEs AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPER AD-
AGENCY, s5s Broadway, New York, are
q agents Tor The Aaseriiser and FormeT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

lEACKERAL Lake Tout, Waite ash, CSiAsh, etc,
LII elc., Constantly On hand
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
~~
TnF n a 90

JOY, o CO.
nc AGENTS, and Dealers in Inks and
srial Of All kinds, Omoe ribune Building,
Browns Iron Building, Philadelphia,
ized agents for the Advertiser and Far
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

TOAL OIL best q7ali-y elaIi4ed Carb9n OIL. Lamp
~ ~ChinHsys AID WCkS
a. AIcLaughIin s swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
q0perfissa !.
IL SCRWEE

NILE, THrRsDAY JUIT Z 1854.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

CMdKrSG and Chewing Tel acoa, Clears pipas Pipe
- stems and Tobacco Pouches. in great variety,
At Mclaughlin & Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

ADvTRTIsrNo AeEET, ana Dealer in
and ColOrea Inks of the Best Quality
born treet. chicuEo, Illinois, is or au-
for the hsverIiseY ard Farmer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

Champafzne. Gat8vBa, California Port, saerry, Mails
ga and MsSeiTa Wines; Gins Rams. Branfies. Bourbon
and Rye Whi-kieS, which are perfectly pure and need
0aIy 90 be tTie9 y be appreciated. Sold By al Drug
gists and dealers thrOuzh0ut the country. Call Tor
cur gods and taEsnp Osasr
Circulars 70 TIE tEads supplied o. applieasioa to
BENNETT, PETERS & Co.,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07

hs organization of the BrOwnville
Caar was completed on Saturday. July
81 er the Militia law of the Terri
~ the election Of the following
IN. H. NJ. Atkinson.
ieut. VIM. H. Hoover.
eut W. w. Hackney.
ergeani, c. p. Richardson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04
The Currency Reports.

We presented to readrs, some days ago, the re-
port Of the Special Committee Of the Senate on the
currency The Special Committee Of nine Of the House
have also presented report the nature of which Is still
mystery the House having fit to have Il read and
discussed 60 far in secret session. II appr'hensions
are felt by Congress OF any bad effect it may have with
eur people to make public at present this report and
their discussions upon it. we do not see how its
consideration in secret session can moro than tempo
rsrily Obvlts it, All must soon Be Known the result
of their action at any rate.
So weigay question can not be hastily settled, IN
less actedupon with the precptanCy that hiss ebay
aCterzsd their proceedings some other question:
By throwing out their views of the eOndiHon of hnan
ces and explaining the tendency and bearings Of the
proposed remedies the public will be aware OF and pre-
pared for their final determinations; Gad the whole in
teligence Of the county will at Join in their coun'
se which may contribute vastly in aiding them t9 wis.,
wholesome and satisfactory legislation We trust that
this course may be adopted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04
Ths Currenoy,

The great subject OF the day is the currency. The
IF ,ency of the army, impressments and everything
s ia secondary to the restoration of sound credit
Questions so extensive, vastly Important so pulling,
a. hard to manage are involved in 1t that it is not
wonderful that it has to such extent aroused Ind
crossed the attention of people CongTess is COW
app!ng with it with closed halls. Many surmses and
So cuatOns may spring up and &c. abroad during this
interval of suspense. The public look with intense in
eres for their decision the throwing open the doors
in their deliberations upon the subject.
Sound credit is the arst conttion of healthy nnan
oal system. lis always the Eureka, and how to ind
and hold il ia almost the sole business of mankind N
peace as we'll as war. Having failed to create solid
oasis of credit at the start Of the war; and thus to pre-
vent depreciation, the first effort is to
sinking credit out of monetary slough. 1t is the
vocation of the nancer 10 fOresee and prevent such
satas,rcphes Blu. now that the crisis is upon Us he
must point out the most practical and least ruinOus mode
OF covering from it, This is what the mary schemes
laid before the country propose to accomplish
In recurring to financial works and pamphlets one is
struck with the extraordinary chaos of contradictions
Wild theories, and confused ideas they present The
eondops financial economic and productive Of every
community, not 70 say nation OA e'ery uoSaue NV W
say generation so grea y change everywhere else and
totally here that neither history theory or experience
il perhaps of much value to Us. Il requires fresh
Mus of the times to remedy the times aud our pro-
vpcal habit of 6nancering the smsles scale, leav
ing all large affairs to Northern operators, gives ~ small
hope of finding such genius here. If any one should
restore our credit now he would soar in history not
only above Norris but Pitt and Peel, and Rchelisu
sad Colbert We can only expect to form an eclectic
scheme, taking something here and something there
from each scheme offered dOve-taiing them the best
that NAV be- It will sbaorb all the talent Of the country
to do that tole;ably.
It's popular idea and prejudice, entertained BY what
might be called the practical circle d fDaneierng to
cOpare the country to individual in the management
of is financial airs But the country is In these mat
ers the opposite of an individual "A man is limited In
bis capital and length Of life. BE may exhaust bis
pita or run through il he may be crushed BY debts,
he forced TO pay be turned sdr the world by hs
creditors or he may die before realizing the fruits OF
Snv investment But a country, with domestic debt,
cannot owe more than 10 possesses. It's capital meal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04

IN value and can be measured only by the num-
her of inhabitants who can multiply on its sol ana the
ind, Raite amount Of its capacities and resources
OF come to tbs end of It's mean for those means
are Always and indefinitely increasing. 1t cannot os
tu,r.d ont of house ana home, for 1t comprises the
vboe Of It's population Nor can Its tf4irs be closed
up at an unfavorable moment and Il never dles. -tne
6napcier should not feel doubtful about the future Win
veil consolidated debt. Time Is the great paymaster
and extpRusheE Of national debts SO long asa country
has the cauacity for the creation and multiplication Of
its capital IL enough IL the interest and current de-
mand do not surpass the means of the present gene
ration.
IT, however there are any settled principles OF hnAnce
If truth can bs 'predcated of any yet proPoundsd py
the Wisest aud most experienced, they lie rather out
,ide perhaps, of this practical circle OF Anancering-
One Of these principles may be that tho evils OF over
Issue speculAons and suspensions are no! to be cured
by any sweeping measure aiming to arrest them a.
oree. MANY can remember the desolatlng effect OF
Jsckson specie circular in 1888, and how long il tooR
the country to recoVeHfrom it. And should congress
pass the scheme Of the Secretary OF the treasury 70
sweep, in ninety days. entire floating currency oil
over seven hundred millions out Of existeoce, IL would
fall upon our people like dreadful tornado. As the
news reached each individual, he would naturally coa9t
over his money to see to what extent he had been VIC
timiIed. Treasury notsswCuld at once cease to be
circulating mediu n. They would, of course, be in
vested in bonds, the proposed interest upon which ia
worth morn than The investment; but who cannot zee
the fate of bonds cheAply purchssedf
Another principe may be ihaI reputation is faAls-
The report of the Secretary, and the action OF Con-
gress at ito last session this subject have done more
perhaps than all other things to depieciate the cur
rshcy. The depreciation is far beyond the imitation,
which Is only four times what it should be. Dstru't Of
Government ability to some extent but in the main Of
its integrity accounts for the balance. Reputation,
whether Of nineteen twentiehs or the whole Govern
ment dues, but tax bus>A very unequal and unjust
one. After INJECTING such scOurge on the people, who
would take even the neW and improved issues without
counting the chances of lossi A currency would
no doubt 90 GU. with all the depreciation that now at
tends our present Treasury notes. The integrity and
proby of the Government would longer be trusted
and the public honor, which is the cOuntrys greatest
seourliy be totally undermined.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04


other means by which men could surnount the oosta-
cles encountered. Secondly, The lnsuicency OF the
reconnoisauces made, although as perfect as circum
stances would allow, left cur General officers in doubt
and Ansy no officer was the spot possessed of dis
cretonary power to make such changes az the emer-
geney required.
The Commanders Of the several brgades were In their
proper places, as have been informed, and behaved
with their usual gaantry, but they were hsmpersd BY
orders which confined them to certain line Of action
These were no doubt admirable in their character, had
tho rst steps Of the movement succeeded, but failure
at the outset enaIed disaster throughout and neither
Anderson Rershaw could carry out the portion OF
the plans assigned their urisdic ion. Had We sue
ceeded in the assault, the former would have swept on
towards the town, carrying tina entertainments in their
'front.' aud possibly opening the day with general en-
gagement but as before stated Misunderstanding, and
want of preparations wrested an easy victory from our
grasp, and shrouded the hopes Of the army Ia diaap
poiatmeut.
At ten O'clock in Ike mornings few hours after tns
attack Gen. Burnside courteously sent to Gen. Long
street lg of truce, Offering the privilege Of buryng
our dead aad exchanging Of the wounded prison.
ers The cessation of hcstilies continued until i've
O'Clock, P. NJ, duripg which miny interviews were had
between the officers Of the two armies
f. G.. DEE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04
HEADQUARTERS MORGAN's CAV ALAfi i
DECkTUR, GA, Jan. i, 1854

HEADOuARIERs MOAHANs VAF tLNIlF
DEo,IUR Ga, Jan. /, 1884
OOTDIERS: / am once more among YOU NJ
- ~, lypr I'D panful lmPrgonment 49,. ..,, - IN
,,ious 40 be again in the asd therefore cal On AZ
ths ,,liisrs o. Command - ass moIs - once a. ~
~ ..h5.b ~. - ssiablshed ~ tbs place. n,
Your couatry as-ds your services, us nsl1 % OP
No. uAny YOU brave comrades are su Plniue
49,. - ghuT cal loud you To- help they eAPee'
a ~ - wa ~ lltappoin hemt 1870 l. r,,
- 40 cous cheUfuly, for want no nan "a my
.r,s,d sho - sntto bis duty BY prov 5
- - : % vi be arduous and vii rsqll-e pave
- 80 vIl hsa Les msn tal.ez or as'y' 1T IL
time - q Be lon -. -, --,. ~, a, Tho.a Uho
cannot, VII uA'e III CD JOHN MORGAN,
Brgader General p A. o. s.
OmciAl -, -. q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04

NOR s ALE

EOR. SALE
il 10000 Confederate Cotton BondI,
1900 do 8 per cent do, due lso5,
1oO00 do do DO,
5000 C0d) No-trCarolna per cent Bonds,
500 North Uarohna per cent do
5000 Va Registered stock, long ddtts By
W n. SUTTON 90,
stock and N hArgs Brokers,
,.a-1vs n W c irner llth add Man streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

The House met at IAN. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Mime
gerode.
Of Ways and Means the Senate bill providing for the
appointment of Third Auditor Of the Treasury, for
the Post Office Department Tho bill read third
tina ana raised and the salary fixed at 80 o00
Mr. PERKINS, from the same Committee, reported
bill authorizing the cancellation Of certain Confederate
States bonds and the substitution OF others for them.
Tive bords Of million dollars each, at eight per cent
were ssused October 1852 for the purchase Of naval
ornaments, de- abrojd and being unsod, it Is desired
that they be cancelled and bonds Issued in Their
stead The bill was read third time and passed
M. PERKINS, from the same committee, reported q
bill TO sutnozs the appointment of an Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury for the Mississippi De-
p,rt Seut The bill vss passed and the salary fixed at
IS 600; also bill in relation to duties on imports which
was laid on the table. :,
Mr. GRAHAM, of Texas, from the same committee,
reported back the bill to appropriate 100000 TO the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04

THE Co-partuershiP Of DEANE & JANE,
Il mi, d : DISSOLVED by mutual consent All parties
hnr ~ an, aga ls ne hrm, viii pess present them for pay
-. a DEANE a JAMES
- r'--.-,., r.,tv Ia 1874. Basin Bank
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04

THE CONCERN OF LEE & JAMES IS
- d. nn-opsl By mutual consent kt1tr partner -
nutboed y - name Of concern Ia se,iemelto tne
S.sD o.e holding claims sgainst them viii present them
fr pawn nt = Indebted vii pase come forSara ana
pay K d. JAMES.
Richmond, January ls., 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04
EicHnoND, JAn'y lSt, lS6A
jal s,Wln
ITkTUAPTRIEAL ESTATE,

on PEARL srREEr PR SALE AT AUCTION
u hs aid on TUESDAY the 5th day o. January 1884 on
A., ,resa Al Is occck the valuable bslek ensmenl on
49, "a Of street. bsuesn Maine And CAy ,treets %
,-.5t non NAN street. and a. present. occupied y hI
Cbs-, a Wynne as Ehoesaie and retail tt1re ms Is eou
tered a ps AnonE me most desraos business sand IN he
90 r.r-s Tor t,e wear paid BY the psrehaser
ne third cash. balance al AMI Il months Tor ne
Eoia0ls pager, interest added; Tin y 81 a u "
deferred Psy@'nN' VI - JAS. n. TAYLOR,
-, A Auct,oneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04
CO-PARTNERSIIIP.

THE UNDERSIGN I'D have this day entered
l. u.a co PARTNERsHIP uadsr he sssle o. BIZ Wa
nrANE Tor Ia purpose OF eAryiDg on 0HNnHht OOnnls
srOS RITsTNRss AZ the Old stand Of ane James, BASIN
5AhA' ~ 10 So ALsX'R BROWN,
T. JAS. DEANE.
gIcuoSD JAny lIs, 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of HARVEY, Hunt, JAMES & Co.,
expires this day BY Irritation. Al persons having any
,ls ,gan,, he ara vii present n an At once or ynent
s' A. p HARVEY,
JAMES U HUNT,
BENNY JAMkS,
W. A. ARMS FAD,
john II WILL ANS.
-. p...-,hsrsf 1874 Ii2--9W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04

THE undersigned have tbs day iorme4 co
,.r., IN us9er he sts Of HARvErS JANIS WILLIAMS
"a m sounus he Commission Busin hs s'and, on
'AA@ L.. r. HARVEY,
HEN8Y JAMES.
JOHN WILLIAM.
- r---.--1 1saA la2-2EN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04
NEW CONCERN.

We have this dav associated ourselves IN
business under The sut IN ~ LtE BS"AAN er tle
- 81 s.pdus iag Alcuon and Comm ssion hus
- - ne oil OF Leek Jages % Er nk1 stee AM
o- - pstroass GU uislds ami The pubic genrraAy
Su- - eIa promote the uefesto our ~
- Fom M, eng exp ri-nce q cur seuior pUnsr husI
our, ~ IA, o0tAn the highest market prices Tor al
negroes entrusted 70 Us. n n. LsS5--,.,,,,
January l, lisa !" ""AN
= In retiring from the business, 1t gives me
are 20 rec end patronage Of friends and pat
ron, ne s, ns" ''-S''4 R. D. JAMES.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04

TOCHINRAL-
" 100 pounds cochinesl.
For sale "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co partnership existing between the sub,
Is.-, . nj. 1ay das-ve5 BY Initiation a 4 s. kes and
u,ii.son III attend 10 the closing up Of TIE III
~, tno.a mo are Indebted ui make payment
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04

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80, iii permit the old Pay By Sir Edward LJ''On
DA"s'' u A'' LADY OF LYoNS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-04

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