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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-13

NOgc a RWM JDRINR,
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Vegetable Extract.
A PURE TONIC
THAT Will RELIEVE THE AFFLICTED, a
Not Maize Drunkards.
DF. HOOFEIAND'S
German BitterS,
PREPARED BY
DIR. {. NJ. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIh, Pa.
Will Effectually and Most Certainly
G UR L A LII DISEAS SES
ARISING FROM
DIS0RDERED
LIVER,
STOMACH
OR KIDNEYS
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Will cure every case of
Chronic or Nervous Debility Discnse of the Kid.
neys, snd Diseases arising from n Dis.
ordered Stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMP-
toms resulting from Disorders Of tAs
Digestive Organs;
Coust-
patton, in
ward Piles,
Fullnoss or
Blood to tn
Head, Acidity Of
the Stomach, Nausoa
Heartburn, Disgust Tor
Food, Fulncss or W eight
in tie Stomach, Sour Eruc
tNtions, Sinking or Fluttcring
Mt the Pit of the Stomach, swim.
ming Of the Head Hurried and
Difficult BreathinSs FIuttering At
Heart, Choking or sUitocating Sensa-
,ntiOns when in a lying POSTURE Dimnen
Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and dull pain in the
Head, Deficiency Of Porspiradon
Yellowness Of Skin and Eyes,
Pain lin the side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, dc., sudden Flush
es Of Heat Burning in
tho Ficsh Constant
!maginins5 Of
Evil a. d greaI
Dspr ossicn Of
Spirits.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.-For those who 1s-
sire md will have Liquor Bitters, VIC publish
tho following receipt; Get one bottle HooAand's
German Biucrs and mix with Three Quarts of
Gyni Hyo,dy or Whskey, and the result will be
preparation that will jar ercei in medicinal yir-
tues and true excellence any Of the numerous
LjqnOr Bitcrs in the market, AID will cost much
jcss. You will have all the virtues of HooRaHd's
BjHcrs IN connection with yooR Rartcle of Liquor,
at a much less price than these inferior prepara
tions will cost you.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-13
CltarhtlN C@nV aruN


"a Monday In January, sd No,a,.
I'd Monday 10 March, lh Mon5,, u ~
Of each year, and continue two vel. !, ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07
Gossip About the Female Surgeon.


Mrs. DR.. Mary E. Walker, the Yankee sur
geoness Ito coin a continuation word, at
Castle Thunder, does not like her quarters
at ALL She wants to go home. She does
not like the fare-it is not wholesome. She
does not like the officers-they are too re-
belious She does like the negroes-Oh,
the dear, black creatures She spends her
confinement not in reading medical works
on saw-boues and the treatment of camp
itch, but devouring all the nonsense and
trash she can get hold of with a negro char
acter in them. She is very curious to know
what the Richmond papers publish and like
Mrs. Lincoln, anxious to know ''what they
have TO say about US"
Her costume in the castle is the same in
which she was received and she will not
substitute it for one more becoming her sex.
| No she will not she would die first. This
dress may be ''bloomer," or it may be latest
lmiscengination style-blue broadcloth
lunderskirt, trimmed with brass buttons ),
| Yankee uniform hat, with cord and tassel
| and m. SION it; Surgeons green silk sash,
worn over the left shoulder and across the
left breast, fastening on the left side; over
the short frock blue cloth overcoat and
cape; upon her feet, boots reaching to the
bottom of her dress, and forming junction
about midway between her ankel and thigh
Some of this troggery is laid aside i'll the
castle. and the female NJ. D. has hung mp
her cap as though tie length of her stay
were uncertain. An astounding circum-
stance in connection with her case has just
been divulged by correspondent in Gener-
al Johnsons army writing from Tunnel
Hill, in the vicinity of the scene of her cap
ture. He says-yes, sir-he says-he says
she was riding mans saddle, with one
foot IN each sti1rup! Goodness gracious !!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07
- . .
HePOUg'htS.

Messrs, Editors:-Pe Perhaps the following brief
statement Of the periods of dry weather, du ring
the past fifteen years, may be interesting to yoar
readers.
From June 9Th to July 9TH, I849,-2S days-no
rain January, February and May, ofl85O, were
very dry months. June, 1852. was very dry; and
also August. January, 1853 was very dry.
July and October, were dry months.
January, 1857, was very dry, and it continued
SO ,lnti the 5th of Februry.
January 1859 one inch & fourth tenths of rain
do 1860, inch water fell including fell
March 1860 45.l00ths of an inch ram * snow
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07
re- There is a discredited report that

"a There is discredited report that
General Grant captured Petersburg on the
4th. On Sunday night General Grant, it is
said, made demand for its surrender, and
the rebels made no reply. A previous
dispatch states that preparations were ma
king for the grandest movement of the
campaign, which was about tc be executed,
and would be successful.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07
The Good Templary Celebration.

MEssKs. EDIToEs:-Ihe Fourth was most ap,
proPriately observed upon the Fair Grounds, in
Bristol The arrangements for the day were
made by the Good Templars The Societies of
tbs oroer were well represented. A large body
OF the citizens Of the country towns attended,
The people were favored with an able Grafton by
Rev, Mr. TILToN. Volunteer Toasts were re-
sponded to, and these with the Toasts previously
prepared, made this part of the services livelv
and Interesting One of the happiest featu res. Of
fhe festivities of the day, was the singing by the
various ehoirs. While the singing and music
from good toned Melodeon, was generally good
in some instances it was of high order.
This memorable day seldom passes off NOR,
probably TO the community. Long live the g ooC
Templars Long live Independence Day!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07
PRovosr MARsHAL.s OFFICE.
FIRST DISTRICT, WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, July End 1854.


MILWAUKEE, July End 1864.
Allow me to call the attention of theos
persons in our county, who were enrolled
last year as subject to Military duty, but who
haveIsince said enrolment become As years o.
age, to the fact that it is not only important q
them that their names be stricken fIom the en-
rolhnent list, but desirable to their respective
towns that it should be done to lessen thei
quotas upon any coming draft, as the quotas OF
the several towns are made upon the basis OF
the number of persons enrolled subject to
military duty.
Such names can be stricken
from the roll only upon proof presented to the
Board Of enrolment by the indivdul in per son
who must make his own affidavit to his age to
be certified to under oath BY his parents tif con.
venient) ii not by two respectable persons (heads
OF tamiles) residents in the same town, county
or district with the person Tor whom exemptio n
is claimed that they believe the statement Of
fhe claimant to be correct
1t not cow enien for tho person
to appear before the Board Of euroiinent, ne can
have his atiidaVlts made anti present them TO the
enrolment office OF his towC Who il satisfied with
the proof or any proofs ia addition presented
such as family records passports, other re-
cord evidence, viii endorse mis- approval upon
the ahidavits * recommend the Board Of enroll
ment thTt the name be stricken from the roll
Upon such recommend so endorsed upon the
attdsvts the Board of enrolment will upon the
PAPERS, without the personally appearance o.
applicant usually strike the name from the roll,
l give the credits and deficiencies of the
eral towns as they stood on the 18th day of Apri
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07

Excursion from RocAaofd.--Ah eNcur-
sion party filling some five or six passenger cars,
from Rockford over the Kenosha division of the
Chicago 81 Milwaukee Railway, visited our city
last week. The excursion was for the benefit Of
a new Methodist Church in Rockford. The pro-
gramme of exercises was, Pic Mic dinner, vo-
cal music, and Addresses, in the Parb., and ram
bic on the Lake Shore. We learn from the Rock
ford Register. that the net result of the excur~
sion was over $loo. The editor of the Register,
who was one of them says the excursionists en-
loved themselves hugely.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07

BRowN's BRoNcHiAL TRoCHEs are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy; they have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain the good
reputation they have acquired. For Military
men and those who often Over-tax the voice, they
are useful 10 rs!ieveiug an Irritated Throat and
will render articulation easy. To the soldier
sudden changes and Colds, and can be carried
in the pocket to be taken as occasion requires.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07

Interesting LetSer.-We have long aud
Interesting letter, from our fellow citizen B.
NICHOLS, Agent of the State Sanitary Commits
ion, which was received too late for this week.
It viii appear next week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07

IS The President has issued proclaim
alton, declaring martial law tn ronghout
the State of kentucky. In view of the
bold and and active treason that infests the
State, the measure is a most needful one,
and we trust it viii. prove salutary in its
results.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07

Dentiatry.-- We are requested to state
that Dr. VIM, B. Mead, will be in Kenosha. for
the treatment of all cases in the Dental Line
on Monday next, July 18th, and will remain the
greater part of the month, Persons wishing
the services Of a superior Dentist should i'm
prove the opportunity.
See Card in another C Oumn.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07
Saddles end Harness

THNHE SUBSCRIBER is still on hand at the old
n stand, Main Street, few doors north of Market
where he will be happy welcome his old customers,
and new ones also, and show them as fine stock o.
Goods as was opened in Kenosha in his ine con-
sic of
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07

Crops in KenOshn CO,--the WeaIhe
sc. We have a commu licatjon from or Bris
tol correspondent, on he crop pros poets &c.
of this county, which is crowded out this week
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07
Statement Of the affairs Of the
First National Bank Of KenOSha.
Liabilities

The bank went into business successor of City
Bank OF Kenosha March 9Th, last, and has declared
512 per cent dividend, from earnings Of the last
mon tbs.
EnrIy Internationally are indebted to OLD
PHELPs fer mess of fine fresh cucumbers, right
from the vines. He has plenty Of the same sort
to spare.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07
Chicago & Milwaukee Railway.
The Kenosha County Bank,
AGENT FOR THE


4. s. 1910 LOAN,
WILL receive subscriptions at par, payable in Treas
urv notes At the present rate Of premium on Gold,
they pay over eight per cent interest, ana are e1
eppt from municipal or State taxation.
These Bonds are to be redeemed in coin, at the
Measure Of the Government, at any period not less
than ten QO) nor more than forty (4O) years from
their date.
We sell Passage Tickets to or from the Old
Country by the Black Star Line of Liverpool Packets,
and the Cunard Line Of Steamers.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND and IRELAND, sold at the
lowest rates.
The highest prices paid for Gold, Silver and oou-
pons.
May %, '6f 1y5O I'm. DAVIS, Cashier.
= Il. steers, Racine, is now offering rare
Inducements to those wanting PIANOS. Because
1gthe now keeps on hand of the choicest stocks
IN the west.
I'd. long experience and good judgment enables
him TO make wise selections.
Sd, ne buys just as low as aHy one, and by reason
Of low store rent afford sell from S25 to $50 less
than dealers in larger cities.
4th lie aoiH make 1t safe for you to buy ofhint by
VVarrantee that the Pianos lie sells shat giUe you
abstraction, or he aotI take them back and refund
he money. 14w51.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07

We had copious rain last night This
with what we have previously had AilI do
lnuoh good.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07

Train yonr DnStgIn ters = Mothers, train
your daughters to understand the duties OF the
household, and to know the theory of domestic
pursuits, if you would have them become good
wives and useful members of society. Instruct
them how to make light wholesome bread, and
tell them what most of them know to be true
that the Chemical Saleratus is the article to use
in its production. 1t is made at Fairport. N. Y.
by D, B. De Land s. Co. and sold by respecta>
BILE dealers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07
Many yeats since the Chief Of,he Sem


ecns, very powerful nation of Indians, brought
to the eminent DIR. Chaplin a quantity of medi-
cine he wished The Doctor TO take and try its
effects on cases Of dyspepsia, which he did with
the most perfect success. Some time elapsed,
and the few that mud been benefited by the
medicine became camorous for more, which the
Doctor was unable to supply. Shortly after, the
chief, Red Jacket, made his appearance, when
the Doctor was able to get from him the names
and proportions of the ingredients used in the
bitters which he used in his practice many years
adding only a few herbs to make them more
palatable. These Bitters now put up in
quart bottles aud offered to the publie-the
formula being assignedto the present proprie-
tors-and sold by all druggists throughout the
country. Call for The g Red Jacket" Stomach
Bitters, and take no other.
-~R 80
EairbanIss' Scales About thirty-fve years
ago, the Messrs. Fairbanks invented and began
making platform Scales which effected cons
plete change in the manner of doing such
business as requires weighing, and without
which it would be impossible to do the present
immense amount of basiness in the country
Since then they have given their constant
personal attention to the business. making all
such improvements and adding such modifca>
tons as their experience has shown to be desira-
BILE. During this time many other kinds OF
scales have been invented, and more or les;
tried by the public, and mainly thrown aside
while the business of the Messrs Farbank,
has steadily increased from year TO year, then
scales now standidg higher in public estimation
and their sales being very much larger than evel
before. This shows very strongly the excellence
and durability of Fairbanks, Scales.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07

Columbian Insurance Co. of New York
Prompt Payment of LosS.-On Wednesday
last the propeller Allegany run down and sunk
the schooner H. G. Winslow in the harbor at
Milwaukee She had on board cargo of oats,
consigned to Messrs. G S Hazard & Co, of this
city, which was insured to the extent of $l4,5OO
in this well known and reliable Co, and yester
day the loss was pad to the consignees by N.
Hall, Agent. Such promptness speaks well for
the Company.
We clip the above from a number ofthe Buffa.
10 Commercial Adcertiser. and have only TO add
that ]. w. MERRILL Of the Kenosha Pier Co.
is agent for this prompt and reliable Company IN
this city. = ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-07-07
Ladies, Misses and Children,

More than twenty years experience in selecting
and manufacturing Boots and Shoes for this market
enables us to sell our patrons HafE-.s...
GOOD GOODS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06
DIED.

On the 9Th Inst. ROSE sODiNi, dausbter OF d..
and Eliza scdinI: aged II months and days.
Her funeral viii take place ihiS "eatse"oj
evening at 5 O'Clock from her 'ai't'S ftsidehce,
on franklin street. below the Exchange Hotel. >
!. GA Monday night, July 9TH, Oh typhoid lever ~
her mothers residence near Manchester, BETTE,
Youngest daughter 81 Mrs Mary Bass aged IL
years months and days.
Her funeral will take place al the Manchester
Baptist church na this afternoon al 1 o'cioFk
The friends Of III, family, the members of the
Sunday School, and the public generally are NV
ted To attend.
At Chlmborazo Hospital. July ~, Ut a wound
In the arm, received Ia an ehsFgrfnt WIN Shen
dams raiders near Charles city = H. on 1ti June,
1864, Private FRANCIS cox, company L, Sth
Va cavalry, Chanibiiss's brigade, SON OF Jane aud
Peter Cox, formerly Of Frederic ksbnrg, va
A faithful Christian, goo soldier, and c"n'
scieni0us IN the discharge ni NE 5o''m u a"" ~
spOnsibir duties, he met death Win sWttt C"hi-
posure and In The full biazs OF e,etnai glory.
One who was with him, aud saw him draw his
last breath
In Chesterfield, on the Al inst, mr EDWARD
II 5nfIH
lis f,nr,aI will take place from his late resi-
dence This morning, II 10 ociock' Inc hiehcs VI
the family are invited 10 attend
90 the evening Of ally the Alb, at half past 10
O'Clock, AZ her sons residence, on lite corner ot
sth and Cary streets, Mrs MARY DREW, in the
I'D year Of her age, formerly of The couHty OF
Kilkenny, ireland, but tor ~ years resident OF
ta!s city. May she rest in peace.
Her friends and acquaiH;aDces are invited to
attend her funeral from 81 re;rr's Cathedral this
morning at 9 O'clock.
la this city, on the mofniEg Of the 9Th inst, Of
heart disease, VIM HOOPER, IN The 6sth year OF
his age.
His funeral will take place from The Second
Baptist church this evening at ha'i-P8st four
The friends OF the deceased, and those of the
family Of VIVA Macfaiane, are respectfully invited
20 attend.
On Friday, the let inst, after severe Illness,
WALLACE LEE, youn. esi child 0t Christopher
ard Julia Saunders, of this city aged
months and days.
IT'S sad 10 part with one round whom,
Affections tender vine is 'twined,
To sleep In yondeI grave YARDS tomb,
A ioyiess home TO leave behind.
While Wal ace dear, with saddeet grief,
Our hearts are uTung by Gods decree,
Religion brings us sweet IeIiei,
In heaven TO know wen meet with thee.
FUNERAL N0TIGE-Ihc funeral of the Rev VM
j HUGE u ID, pastor OF the Tabb Street Church,
Peters burg, will take place fJom The "a rrosbyte-
fiau Church, In tSts city, this "Wednesday morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06
Dg 9oddi;s e ap3erso1e, 4,ecIs@xeys.

TWO Brick Tenemsats End Two Vacant Lots ia
I Manchsster, at the corner ot Wedsworth sud
peca,u ar sts, and enc the northeast sido CT Bid
dis I'll, between Hull aud cambridge SITS, for sals at
suction VIII b soid ST auction, Gu The premises,
Gu Friday, the Ssh or JGiy, 1884 st o'ci@ck 7 n,
tnose Two brick tenemepts i"cated az shove, cac "a
containing iOuT rooms Abe lots W ich they
rlsud are beautifully t'tnslui, and are quito near
to the cettun factories ali psreT I6iIi. kh:O. a
hantrcme lot adjoining Alter hch will be Sold
lot on the nntth eide 81 Hida st, IN rear "f MIR
Maihexs's ste. c. grv1L9g 81 feet, IaaniAg back
l23 feet TO alley
'fEgAs fash or credit nj the option ~ tho pur-
ChsgeTT ocbDiE &ffhiNSoH,
tyB aactiOuefFs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06
MARRIED.,

0n the event ng Of ihe 80 insi, Mt the residence
OF Jan.a Young, Esq by Rev James q G.,es. ~
wM u WhiTEHuRST to Miss HAhkiEF TIM
BEaLAKE, both Of this city
uy- Norfolk and Baltimore papers please copy.
On the 2s,h nlt. at the residence OF the brides
fa,hey iIoraee +, Kent ESQ, by the Rev Dr + V
Moore, Mr. CHARLES FENfOS sMiFii TO Miss
I.cUISA KENT all of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06
uiusfn.,

The Herald gravely announces the nego-
tiation Of loan by the Yankee Treasury,
with some Dutch merchants, OF $40. ono, 600
We wonder whether it really thought il
could deceive anybody. We have not seen
any person who did not laugh at 1t as the
beat joke Of The day. Why, Yankee Doodle
could not borrow u cent in Europe three
years ago, before his credit had been i'm
pugned. He is In pretty condition to do
il now, to be sure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06
AUCTION SALES-Ts,, n
By Wsi,iaaso. Il O. s,..,
.tNO. ig2 Main a.. bel Oh 60


EisE Furniture ,a,,. &c.,
Fine aoId Watches.
esss~ars. A..
On "Wednesday, ire 9Th July c,,,,. ~ aqeesy
O'Clock HI, No will .. II 81 our F.ls,,a'eFs u IA
Main street largo sssori ms "a o, E1.e,a, ~ ID
Articles, &c, coossl,ng Of ths follo,g,r.' 9Gsy
articles "G ACC sihI
Jenny Ltad, cottage, ard other h.s
mahogany exleGsloa ami 6tn., 8,,t,as
taointtS, wardrobes, wssA,f, 8, '-S's
ktigrt7, sofas teie teiss. iog1yc,
fATcf, rsDe ssst sbi ~ls.l.ar. =
VINE tapestry .si older csr.fts
very Isfgo FeheB pate mifta,
HiHhkets, qaiiis. sheets
Feather b. ia
Hair sai shuts nstlrasHE
piales, dishe', cuIs sni saueers
Knives and forks, ,sb'e linen
.iieboards, tia ssfes
FaECy articles
number OF Que goli watches
l paiT Fairbanks platform scai,x
by gOojs, resfy gisi@ ei.th,rg DO
Je4g William - -.
an. Also. ''.@,
20. ~. sheets G'e 'masy g-por
~ packs ptsyicg osTds
L7s choics Smoking tobacco
- pFo's Vhslsbons, feat IN isp,tL
IL gtoss books and eyes, No
skirt braid, lacre. trigrTa!ngs
t machine neeJl-4. ~,
Also.
10 b6zes Old Dsminion C IT, lf,-t ......
90, s..f, .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06

YSLAa OF TRUCE LETTERS.
n CONFEDERATE IATxs Or AAEaICA !
War Department, bureau Of Exchargs.
Richmond, Va, Jaiy !, 1864 J
l. Ali letters TO go North by Dag OF truce mus, be
scot to this citice.
Z Each letter iau&i be enclosed 10 a separate en.
vsopc, AID addross~d 10 ase, Bureau VI Exehsage.
Hioe mond, Va
). No letter must exceed tn length page OF or
binary ss.d iestes paper sEd It's ccatepts he ecu
Ised strictly TO peTsaaai Or tsIa ly matters Ne
letter ai'edirg 10 The movements or localities Of
troops win be permitted 90 psxs
T. Each letter must Contain 4 cottage stamp,
or It's equivalent In silver on u currency,
Taess regulations viii bs riKidiy enforced and
no laster transmitted In which they not strictly
observed. Ro 0uLD,
Agent OF kx change.
Oiieial;
HiIArcH, Cap, and A Az.
iy i-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06

WBLfISG HCC5E IN s.ab,u,-.
AZ at eu::iea III BE- so!i ca tbs ...,... *'ia
~, 80 ~ 'a,1 ga asy 81 DAY a. , ~
street. EeSC i,:s residence q. agF 80. -'"'tA@
hoss5 sas f9us rooms. ~ IL 20 4 one. 'H.
fronts 90 aa'shaii street u ;elL 9,s.. .- .s
feet TO az alley. -hi" 70.
TEEas Cash credit, 10 'ait iho r,r..s.s.c,
, J, JAS y gt}{pa 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06

TyEHY Desirable TO- danCe ca Church Hill, Oh
the south side II between 25'h and 90 II
sis for ssle ct auction WIN be sold st auction,
the premises. on fionday, ire Ii.h OF July, 1861
at O'Clock NJ, Ito large and excellent brick nj
frame tenement -caied SO above, new III The oceu-
psncy Of Capt r. sc tina rate OF 00o par year,
pay&bie monthly. Posfe.sion can be bad IN thpTt
Time Tas lot has front n 81 feet and Gep'h
&C 1876 feet. The prer0i-cs have Accommodations
for a moderate tigsi family.
TARM;-Ca.h or credit, 81 tho option Of the pur.
chaser GCDDfn * APrEESOH,
iye aucii010scs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-06
AUCTION sALEs-Furuny paYs.

AFR COOK, Main street, will sell by auction, on
jel THURSDAY mo- nisg. Ju!s Tlh portion OF q
ssa.em an outfit. who 10 leaving the country,
sis,ing OF clothing. qasnttty Of WOODEN asockinss,
skirts, pager and iirsn collars, silk bshdksf~efs,
India rubber bands. travelling rug. hats, snG other
sundfy articles also, ID bottles patent Towisss
chcfodype, 0oe Of tbs most valuable medicines bo
fore the public for tue immediate relief u disr-
RI ga d. serterry. Group. sonsupI ton, ssues ohos
,era aud her affections. jg6-at
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Menaosp, Va June sTtn, ts6i.
xSxcHANaH Notice No II All officers aad men
III VI tho vickaenrs csp,uye VI JGty ath, ls6S,
Who reported kr duty either AZ EassrpTise, Mas,
Demopolis, Ala, Jonesboro'. Teun, vlsEaA, Nstebi.
tuchee, Shreveport, OF Alexandra, Ia, 81 any timu
prior 10 Apsh ist, fSsa. and whoss sAaes have beea
forwarded 70 me BY the proper eiacese, arc hereby
declared exchanged. MO uOtp,
IA M-et Agent 81 ExSAAsse,