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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
Goes Dyspe ps;a Cure.

Has no equal in the world 40 ! l.msi.s.
aeent. There il not : preparation nn~
known that Is ~ certain, speedy. ard i1is..
iiblc in its action-relievinz and curiax ~
.ncc. We say this, positively.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
Goes dyspepsia cure.

Il prepared BY the originator Of the justly
celebrated Goes Cough Ba!sam. Mr.. Cos las
never prepared . medicinal article 70. put
lie and general use but what has stood ,hs
strongest tests, and has alwsys borne the
palm Of Victory over every disease il AAs
been certified 70 cure.
viii you who are suffering from pysseps!s
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head.
ache, Cramr and Pains in .he S,cnaca SID
Bowels, Acidity Of the Stomach. Cholersncr
bus nyecn'ery, aud General Debility snl
weakness of,ke whole syx;em--,ry Lut
snzl. bottle, We will uevsr urge you ega;A
II We fail in this cass Our own knowledge
ofits merits, the united testimony Of ~
~no have essr tried il, the sncomiuns v
hundreds Of our own neightors. your su.y..
yourself, and the beneficial resu!s, ~ ceria'A
as the sunshine. al esrne silly, rers's'sns.y.
urge you to just Try one botte II vhaiss
say is not correct, |! our statements cor
corning ito wonderful virtues ars nc, FOUND
10 he true, you do not shy that the opera
ton Of the medicine 10 instantaneous ani
profsssio As aterers 70 the public health,
arc incompetent to compound . medicinal
preparation, which would b. entitled 70 yssr
confidence.
Sold BY druggists every whore. Price 81.
per boitle.
e, q. CLARK CO., Propriesers.
Nov Haven. CsAs.
LORI S SMITH, General Western Agents.
% Lake Street, Cnicago, III.
v6nlnyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
!. 4 \ Is III \ D / 0 0 \.

II believe il to be the greatest here1, in
,ro lnced in cur State. 50 saws of it one II
he highest officials in Michigan.
Lambs Hand Loom.
Il, il destined to entirely rev ,lu.ionixe
the cost Of farmers aud other family clothing
- new and entirely practicsl invention. y
lchicago Tribune.
Lambs Hand Loom.
"This invention is Of the greatest rractica,
utility to not only farmers, but to the public
generally. -. Kalanasco Telegraph.
Lambs Hand Loom.
tit is one Of the rest and mot reliable in
ventions that has ever been brought before
he public Kalamazoo Gazette.
Lambs Hand Loom.
1T behoovee cur farmers to m, them to
work making up DDS for home wear; ii i
simple and eatirsiy practical Paw Paw
True Nor,herner.
Lambs Hond Loom.
"pnce more We can clo'he ourselves and
our families in garments that have wEAk
and sEEvies in them Psw Paw mich.
press.
Lambs Hand DOM.
1t bids fair IL become 8 universal in it,
uee among the farmers - tho reaper nd
moser-"--Mich. Farmer.
Lambs Hand Loom.
I, i surprising even 10 the inventor and
manufacturers of this machine the favor
/, meets with. particularly among the farm-
lug community. In sec,ious where they are
being introduced every second or third far
mer is buying one, and they say that With
them .t,he women folks in the houscs are ac-
tnaily earning more money from day to dav
than the best men folks out in the Acid i
They can he worked winter or sumner by
women, men or even by boys And girls ! dor
en- years DID, Noskitiis required in WORKING
il than Or the old looms, than which i
weAves hrmer nicer and thicker goods, and
six times ~ fast TvaSIxa SMALL cR>Nx
aees the whole work Il weaving thus let. Of
the warp, Winds up the cloth, trcads the
treadlcs takes up the temples, throws the
SHUTTLE and beats up the lay or batten Il
complete quitting apparatus goes with each
machine, Also quilts steel reed, metal eyed
harness, rather, shuttle harness hook, warp
beam aud bars. II is gotten up for service
and durability, and is fully warranted A
hook Of instruction goes with each machine.
The weight IS $40 pounds, freight from s. %
| $500. according TO distance from Chicago
Warp on beams. ready for use, and in large
| or small quantities, We keep for sale At cur.
rent prices. It occupies only about III,
space Of anordinary breakfast table. On,y
Que draw in i is required to make all kinds
Of goods with the same warp. Any one who
can pat ! warp in n old loom can put one in
this without instruction. Il w.Av.s Jeans
Satinets Tweeds Iinsey, Plain Cloth. Blank.
ct Twill, Seamless Hags Balmo,s Skirts &c.
! &c.
| PRICE or tn,M COMPLETE 500 Or.
ders solicited from Illinois. Wisconsin, Mich
| igan, Iowa, Indiana, Chicago Pennsy lyania.
Parties wishing to buy county right for
their manufacture or..eale apply b. letter or
otherwise t. undersigned. Letters o.iuqniry
must enclose stamp.
i Address ELLIOT \ RRANSON, Gen. Agt,
iao Late e.:es. cAis,go llliaois.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
Goes Dyspepsia Cure,

Will relieve distress from food or purify
= sour stomach, ia less time .haa il, -kss y
write this Ire.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

Some Of the largest and best
cod Ash We ever saw in town are now
tnr sale by Mr.. James Shanklin one
door east Of the Peoples Store.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
Notice Everybody

I have now on hands four hundred
hnshels Of good green apples for sale At
low figures must sell because
want money.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

The eopartnersnips hereanto resisting
iwixt the undcracratchers and the comn.
try will be heretofore resolved on mkt
election day. Them what owes the
n.r,v can pay to Vallandigham or
Jeff Davis, and then what tho party
owes can 90 to the divh. Cause Of
reaolniion.-Le<s no Union-loye to so
it alone.
Dimmecrats.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
AGRICULTURAL!


The Undersigned have just received II TIE
old stand Of Galley & Johnston
south west corner Of the Public square lol
Of
Threshers.
beaperS / Mowers,
Grain Drills,
Corn Planters.
Cuitivators,
Pl0ugh6,
Tanning Mile,
STRAW CUTTERS, CORN
SHELTERS.
AND \ GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of ai Implements and machinery, necs.saey
70 cultivate the soil or gather crops.
Also
GENERAL .AsaORTnEyr
of WAGONS, BuGGIEs ard CAR,
hlAuE5 Of the mos, approved s,yls
and irish al Of which will lie warrant.
ed TO DO ~ good Is represented, and i,
sold NJ tho
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
Please call and examine our Stock ana -
will eracasor - furnish anything ie.ireA
n sur ',ns - lox - II can b. hougAs else
where.
dR,RAN esELsox.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

....-x. -
Coo. dyspepsia lnrc.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CLEE:
Cures DYSPEPSIA without fail.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
. Cures NauseaAt Stomach.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Cramps and Coil: l~ins.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CEEE
Cares Cholera MoitIs every tims
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Cures Indigestion ~ sure A. you tsksi
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Cures Heartburn and Esadacte
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
Es :ula,es and Tsnes me stomach
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is a sove cign remedy for ~ iscas,,
the STOMACH and BOWELS
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUE!
Caoss FEVER and AGrE--1st ,hoss sEie&-
ed With This nalAdy Try j..
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Cures Enthusiastically And ron 10 nc. htss
10 vaita week 20 sec It's eject.
GOES DYSPEPSIA LUREt
Il the greatest arre,iser ever tsowr-it not
only creates the appetite, but enables ~ -
easily digest your fool.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
l. recommended ~ oil The leading Ih.si-
Clans.
Goes Dy spepsia Cure:
Is an Invaluable friend 10 III who arc ~eak
asbdita,sd, aud in . low state q normal
oct On.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
IL warranted to do all Ne have claimed
for it. and We will furnish you certificates
OF our best cifisena and clsrgymen TO bach
up our statement
Goes Z, % STA Cure!
Is Indispensable 10 the portmantcau II
every traveller. as it al once prevents tizsi-
ness or sea sickness, either in steamers ~
cas- and IS never filling preventive .:
danger from ch'nge OF water and c..ms...
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
Goes T, p STA Cure /!

Is indispensable 10 the portmantcan cf
every traveller, IS it al once prevents tizsi-
ness or sea sickness, either in steamers
cas- and IS never filling preventive .:
danger from ch.'nge Of water and c..ms...
10 not do without II
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
DIR. StrlI!kland's
EaEl-LlFlUOCS
Cou 6 b B q IS a m.

CURES Coughs, Coils, Sore Throat,
- Asthma, AID Consumption. II is only
necessary for any one troubled with these
complains to try one bottle Of
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
S:ricklaRa's NIeliiliHOuS Cough Balsa n

10 convince them that II is the hes, prepara-
ton ever used II noi only cares the above
affections Of the Throa, and Lungs, hui il
cures Night Sweats aud Splitting Of i God,
and is an xcellent gsrg'e for any kind Of
Sore Throat. Il il Pleasant to take, and )
safe medicine for infants. Price 80 cents per
bottle. For aa!e hy Druggists generally.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

IF sou want to pnrchasc School Books Or
h8st quality o. paper & envelopes, call
on ARMSTRONG + SiIANkLIN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

Lambs Hcnd Loom.
"1nce more We can cloihe OURSELVES and
our families in garments that have wEAk
and sIRvleE in them Psw Paw mich
preeS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
Goes Dyspepsia euro.

IL warranted TO do all Ne have cla.me-i
for 1t. and We will furnish you certificates
Of our best ci'iscna and clsrgymen TO back
up our statement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

Lambs Hand DOM.
1t bids fair IL become Is universal in it,
uee among the farmers $ tho reaper nd
mower"--Mich. Farmer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

State nf Iowa, In the Dist Court
Tama County ! OF Tama Co.
John d Clute
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

LORE S SMITH, General Western Agents.
% Lake Street, Chicago, III.
v6nlnyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29
The L. States ard France,

The New York Herald, in its money article
OF the 21st instant, notices iumor that The
Federal Government WAS preparing Il protest
against the French occupation OF Mexico.
The Hcrald, however, tiiink3 MIR. Seward too
s1gacious to permit The country to britt INTO
n war with France while the work Oh "crttsh-
ing the rchejlo is incomplete. The Her
ald is right. Yet Mr.. Seward may be indict-
ing some paper for popular elect against
France touching disturbances Oh the Mkt
can frontier. The Federal commander st
Brownsville, O posiie Ma,amofas, las lad
some correspondence with Mexican au:h0ri-
ties, and threatened the occupation OF Mita-
moras TO protect L. 5. citizens there from
the partizan strifcs Of The Mexican chieftains.
Seward will make the NEST Of what relates
to that country, so it does not lead to war
with France 81 this time. Whatever may
prejudice France with the world, or stir up
the mcxicars to resist French authority and
the Empire, viii be done with G. nsum mate
skill ny the Prime Minister Q: the Satanic
Cabinet
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~ ann, eou.l to one third OF the value Of

amo nnt equal to one third OF the value Oh
the entire property Of the Northern STATS
(Which IA $1,000 OoO, 0GO,) and Mr.. chase .
exp,dients are near an end. 'no'o M" :.
,ere long a rand fall OF Federai c'ea.F' ~
Is evident ,l,a, they cannot long DC ooiS'ffso
nm They depend entirely i,r temporary sue
-, succcs see Of Yankee arms in the
cs,, ,vhich there are no signs now they are
-. - have Indeed, what does the pres
~, nremium Of gold, Of si1fy cents In The
dollar. and of foreign exchange, OF @F"'y-
c.e CENTS in the dollar, for Federal paper
money. shew, bu: very desperate c"ndi-
lion of that paper money? The Yankees
would consider 1t almost hopeless had they
not the apparent greater depreciation 81
Confederate money 10 console them. ihc
Circumstances Of the two currencics, Affect
inc their credit, are at the Fame time 50 en-
tirriv different that they cannot be justly
conrared. Yet let the Yankees take all the
comfort they can, their money is vasiis tc-
nrec;atel in spite of all MIR Chase's shrcWd
measures, and mus. be further depreer'od'
al i,,finiao', until the people are ''Ne"
heavily to pay the great debt imposed upon
them by their fanatical and besotted rulers
in wagiug a savage AMI uijusiIhabie war
upon the South.
The financial resources and spirit a Tue
South are gaining yigor, while these Oh Inc
North arc losing bath; end IN" "mhh'"oS
and corrup; in.rigues for the Federal P''si'
dcncy will be sure 30 facilitate the down
ward course of Yankee public affairs 10 ;tia1
Ayernus which assurct!ly awaits them.
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ENCOURAGING.

I. Our currency ard national ereG.t lave
touched the bottom, and are now abou, 10
rebound. The Yankee Government credit
has been maintained b. the expedian,s Of
borrowing and by Issues 81 paper money,
While the premium Of gold and exchange
have been checked by Government sales of
gold. But these expcdients must be ex.
hausted. Nothing but taxation can, of last.
pay Government debt or maintain Gov,
eminent credit. This only sure and solid
measure has been avoided 10y She Yankee
Government for two reasons. One ia: IL
was believed that the South woul,. be subiu
gated promptly and the debt paid from
S0aa9asyn property, without taxing the peo-
pie of the North. The other: the Northern
politicians were afraid to propose direct tax
alton, ~ they knew that would not only
check the war spirit II the North, but
seriously impair their ewn popularity
among the people. Mr. Chase was look
Ing forward TO the Presidency, and could
not peril bis prospects by any such pro
p0siton; nor would Lincoln spggest ii,
est It might defeat lis re cl,ctien
gvw tho national debt has swollen 10 an
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4 TTENTION CAPITALISTS.
~ Rare chance for Investment.

4 TTENTI0N CAPITALISTS.
~ Rare chance for Investment.
attractive Real Eetate at auctian.
20 900 acres Of Land to the highest
bidder.
At the request of a.r J VI Cox, We win sell on
Wednesday. the ID day f March, 1864, commenc
irg at IL o'clock A II, at our ealesrooms, No 1872
Msin st. 90 900 Of Land. lying tha waters Of
the Great salta and st Mary's river in the county
Of Camden, state Of Gsoiga
The rai land will be sold to the highest bidder in
tracts Of one thousand eaeh or in lots to suit
purchasers.
The titles are direct from the State, aud are in
disputable The original pateuts fr, m the State,
and All unbroken aud connecting chain If titles can
be at cur flee, to which we invite the atten-
ton Ct capitalist, this Is rare chance for in
vestment.
A map of ths land made ont and certified to by
tie surveyor, can be by applying al our office,
which gives full description Of the premises.
WILLIAMSON co,
EA % Auctioneera.
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4 UCTiO.S oALa..l-.s,,r,rap, IT,.
by Ga.dsss & Apperso.,. Aus,

ALuAoLE and attractive Land and JI,ms.,...
iof sa'e.-At The request OF the certioui 80.
ard by authority OF the deed creating the ,,s
shall On Friday, the a,h day Of March. Issi Se
O'Clock NJ. oif-r for sae, on the premises a, 49,
ancion, TO the highest bidder, (wnhout ,ss,,a
wea'ncr,) tract OF Land in the county Of Hama.
yer, lying On both sides Of the Richmcpd Fr.So
iicksburg and Potomsc Railroad. between p,, 10y uc
aud Ashian'. and about two miles from the s,,a.
place, and one milo from Kcly's turnout Wv '"''er
The tract contains 307 acres, about ono ,h;r, 80
when 10 cleared, The balance being well vnnTad
ard having upou II 81 M good pine and OAK ,mho.'
Inc land hes not been improved, but ia fu,rs MIMI,
81 high degree Ct improvement, ard heinz na".
rf'ii'he ahd immediately on the railroad could he
very readily aid chespIy improved w
There are Gu the p cmisss good framed s,vou,,.
house, recently erected. with six rooms so, my
sage on each fltor, aud donb;e yerandah IN 60.
ana similar oDe IN the rear; a good kitchen u,n
TWO ro0ms; three excellent quarters two with ,r.s.
rooms each, and all having brick chimpevs. an ieo
mouse, which is ini Of ics; barn. corn booss .,..
DIGS Tor h1rses aid cows, and two wells Of 6na -,
ter, both Oh which are well bricket IN Thc n,aco
- wen @atertd d. and well drained and enclosed
me tile 20 ms land s believed to be perfect but
seiag rs trustees we can only convey with snec,aI
warranty. Possession Of The Lonse ,sn ha ei,a,,
WITHIN ten days from the day OF sale, and the pur-
CHASER Can enter upon the Ian Immediately for tina
purpose OF flaming operations.
FIRMS -0ae half cash, and the ba'srce In or . nnd
two yeafs, (fqial paymen,s0 secured by deed Of
trust Oh the premises, or all cash. If preferred bv
The purchaser. The taxes for 1854 to be paid b.
the purchaser. J. D fRICE,
BENZ rOLLArD.
Trustees for Mary Ihorp,ou
P Sat the same time aud place will be sod all
the Far ming Implements, consisting OF the usual Va.
rely. fa2a
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AUC17ON aALkS-Furuss Dan.



fNo. 102 Main street,
A TTRACTlvE Real Estate
~ Handsome ForBtture
Superb oak Chamber Sett
Carpets
Mirrors, Pictures
Beds, bedding
Stoves
Crockery, Glassware
Watches, Jewelry
Books, Stationery, &c,
At auction On Wednesday the 81 Of March, 1864,
con,men ling nj 10 o'clock A NJ, we will sell nj our
salesrOOms No 1872 Main st, go 900 twenty thou
sand acres Of land, general assortment OF hand
some furniture, carpets, mirrors, pictures, beds,
bedding, stoves crockery, glassware, watches, jew
elry, books, stationery, clothing, &c, &c. We
would en,lmeraie the following:
One superb oak chamber set, (marble toP)
Cabinets wardrobes, bedsteads
Cane and Windsor chairs
Tables ana washsfands
Sofas lounges, dtvans
carpets, mirrors, pictures
Feather beds, pillows and holsters
Hair, shnek and cotton mattresses
Blankets, quilts aud sheets
Cooking, office and paiioF stoves
Ladies' cioaks sbawis and basquines
silk, merinO and calico dresses
Under shirts, gowns, &c
Genilemen's clothing
Boots and shoes
Gold and silver watches
Books and stationery
Jewelry, fancy articles, &c, &c.
ALSO,
10000 acres of land, to be sold at IL O'Clock
precisely. WILLIAMSON X co,
fe 81 Auctioneers.
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n AR RlED,

In the city Of giehnoad, on the 81 b February,
al The tir-i Baptist Church. by Rev Mr. Jetef JOHN
T. CHAMBEkS, of baltimore, Md to MISS BEL
T,EPOssiE HICKS, Of R.chmend, va.
In this city, on Thursday, the 25th inst, ey hss
CHARLES cLiNELY, of Baltimore, MD, I" Miss
SARAH p STYWALi,, of Richmond, Va,
m. J,a,tinorc and Mobile papers please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ga SPECIAL NOTICE. attention II asked 4
iron safe, UoIripg's patent, keys AL oil
complete
2 als..e d.sks. stoves nni pipes
Gss pipc ara hHure'
scales and iurtiiure wagon
A, the stor, Of prauc 4 j3u,es On the Basia Eins,
Crrnshaw shcds, commencing at 10 o'el1ck, this
day, LUIS H1'' En-, H"''
10 % |:
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- Ai.UtDlE Farm tHc n!iss below RichIaond,
= ca he Williamsburg turnpike. c"n,aniHg 2 3
acres Ct baud for sale at auction VIII be sold on
thn prtmisc9, on Wednesday, tie "a Day Of March,
1884, ut IL O'Clock ii, the va!oahie farm, two miles
from ta ely, tho north side Of the Williams
burg turnpike. a ining the iarm os Ar John Poe,
aud extending back ncrosS the York River railroad,
haci'g NO fronts end containing I}3 acres Of land
high state Of Improvement IL las Ii c"n'!ofta
he q = eir@ house VITA five rooms. and The u.ual
, ut buildings al il good order. Pcrslns wishing
81 procure good farm near The city Woul 90 well
TO attend TIE sale, as il il rarely ench farm is now
in ti,e iaafEe. 4 vii 100 soll IS whole OF divided
INTO three tracts, may be desired.
G'FRMs- Mado 10 suit the purchaser, aud taxes to
% p4ii ny the purchaser.
f.. Gift JAS " TAYLOR, AGct.
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NKw RICHMOND TygasRg.
Acting and stage Enn,sas ....-.s Ogden
MONDAY EVENING. Fsb 50 1891.
ssy-LAST NIGHT.
or THE
THE TICKET-oF-LEAvE MAN,
With Grand Dances introduced.
10 MORROW, ar entirely new Farce, never played
10 this country BEFORE entiilcd tbs
THE TRIALS OF TOMPklNS.
in preparation a dramat,z,tion Of the beautiful
LADY AUoLEY'S SECRET.
Doots open at :, performance commences at pre-
ceeiy.
WsNTED-Ycurg Ladies for the BALLET.
fo 29-it
RHETkOEDLITAN HALL, 81
INA Franklin street.
MOxDfF frcriag, Feb 80 1885,.
The eleventh week of the
IRuN-CLAD OPERA TROUPE.
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS.
ANOTHER WEEK OF NOVELTIES.
Fun, Mifth and Polty.
s,ili crowds gather II, this Tem:.le of Mo'ous to
the eh.str ua.!Gr entertainments OF this far
famed troupe.
Fun without Vugariiy.
che entertainments are fully described in The
small bt.s. tc 29-ttr
9.c!EEE DANshHrE.-A Soiree DGnsante viii he
~ ei.cn al the New Market Sail On Monday even
iha, se5 fa.b, 1864.
Tie Managers respectfully announce liza: no M
III b. lPft tried 10 recd0r it Pheasant and 8g
able "ili ir. Toe Royal EO'se Guard QIaGri'ie vii,
he taught To- all "hn may attend A NJ ! Co.i,iiCn
Band has be engaged.
Cool or,:cf will BE IL enforced
MASTER
Pref lss;.mas v. Carr.
MANAGER.
L t! tI,psins, J y Gentry,
!. |, Hopkins. } SnGifr.
Tickets, a'miing gentleman ani two ladies', IS.
Ia 81 %
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II EciIvEaS Sale In pursasnee VI s',,, for The
&, the Confederate States Dissriet .Ss' ssh asy
Eastern District OF Virginia, entered 60 ss siaes
s ., Mses s' Tawsey we t ss sss;
the A.h day of Mareh ssxs, or iat; at public
fair day } proceed TO sell. on the pfs If had ~
auction. 10 The highest bidder, the ns, .,s f,eua
Ing in the county Of Louisa seesu ,, sr,,s rsses,
AMI con.ssns 81 .eres and 20 po'ss ss al Iaad,
same tine !. the personal property spss s zoe
eonsixtips OF one 10 hosse fowef sss s,n stsia 30
horse power steam engine, one wn ~, cue too,
feet hong, ono 1 inch rope we'sh"s
and many other n sicles .n, ,nird Of ~
Trans or sAIs For the land, oa ~. n.,,.ss IN
purchase maaey 70 be paid ~ ca.n, snS vnh "
Two equal ns.almea,s, Al ana y meme !. ~ wanhsA
tcress frcm the day Of sale, the we s..h. II shs
until Inc last payment 10 male; os az cre,ssV
onaiss AZ ths purchaser. Hor The Pc ~: .sooEE
cssh Nil bs ssauiscd HINRr Ln a Nca
70 l9-tds 49, -
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MO Cc4s, Washer, and lrener for kals We
IN VIII sell i, cur auction house, on wednesday
ext, March I'd. n 10 e'cleck very hksly woman,
with nfst child, who y No coek wssbffs "a
irorer .Snd ose who cAn make hsrssif xenerAhy 49,
full about . hoate.
PersoUa dsslrOae a raFchAelng anch servant
would 10 we'll 70 a(tAnd IT, Mle
fsM HlA4, DICKINSON CO Aaces.
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60 %2E1INt' Of tbs Banks - Z meeting
50 G. The Hst,<s {; III CITY @: iictIrcad, i,.i!
Oh EciGey, Feb II, 1864, ;aa following revolutions
were ol,''ssd ~ be noi is!e; IL the PAPERS Il this
CITY:
iscscigel That pab'i, ,ot;ca ln given That the
Banks 81 tbs ely w'l a ID Il recesasy to give 80
deposit, their c,et, Oh the lat Ct April ex:, the
1ur pei ceEt Confederate honAs, gu bocEr hy the
"sst seci9a Of 81 at o3i;ie 'an to reduce the
currency AZ! 10 euthoi.2e ies@c OF notes asui
0ocds."
And d2posioTs anj Banks are in,itei 10 draw
balances pTior 10 he -Sh d. CT March. mat
d@y ant until the ist of arii, the said Banks will
BE COMPEL Ell to decline degosi Is or 70 pay checks
.IrWa against 1Eari
Resotrei, That balances due by on" Bank 10
another, and H. .epo t3rs, credited and alter Inc
Is, Of April, I'LL be payable in the or caapged
currency Indicated ANA prescribed h. said act.
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AJOTICE.--1hs suhscsikss win b. prepared win
IN biaaks fbr those Who wish 10 nshaeQ aayle 2
Harvey. NAOnUHUlf Nj,
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