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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

Young man meets pretty face in the ball
room, falls in love with it. courts 1t, msrtics
it, goes to housekeeping with il, and boasts
of having home. and 4 wife to grace IT,
The chances are nine to one he has neither.
Her pretty face gets to be an old story, or
becomes faded or frecklcd or fIettch;
and, ss the face was all ho wanted, and al
he set up with, all he barga'ned for, all he
sworc to love, honor and protect, he gets
sick OF his trade, knows dozen faces that
he likes better, gives up staying at home OF
evenings, consoles himself with cigars, oys.
ters and politics, and looks upon his hom,
as very Indifferent boarding house. A fam.
lily of children grow up about him, but nei.
thtr he nor his face" knows anything about
training them, so they come up heller skcl.
ter--madc toys Of when babies, dolls when
boys and girls, drudges when young tnen
and women; and so passes year after year,
and not one quiet, happy, homely hour IN
known throughout the whole household.
Another young man becomes enamored OF
a fortune" He waits upon it to parties,
dances the polka with it, exchanges billsts
d0ar with il, pops the question to II, gets
yes from it, takes il to the parsons, wcds
it, calls it "wifc," carries it home, sets up an
establishment With it, introduces it to bis
friends and says (poor fellow he too y
married and got home. It's false. Ho il
not married he has no home, and soon finds
it out. He's in the wrong box, but it's ton
late to get out Of it. lie might as well hops
to escape from his coffin. Friends congrat.
ulate him, and he has to grin and bear tt
They praise the house, the furniture, ths
cradle, the new Bible, the new baby, and
then bid the "furniture' md ho who hus-
bands it good morning MS If he had known
good morning since he and that gilaed fot-
tune were falsely declared to be one
Take another case. A young woman is
smitteh with a pair of whiskers. Curled
hair never before had such charms. She Rets
her cap for them they take. Tho delight.
ed wbiskers make an offer, proffering them.
selves, both in exchange for one heart. This
dear miss is overcome with magnanmity,
closes the bargain, carries heme the pri.e,
shows il to pa and ma, and calls herself en-
gagged to it; thinks there never was such =
pair Of whiskers before, and in few woeka
they are married Married Yes, the world
calls it so, and so We will. What is the re-
sulty A short honeymoon, and tho unlucky
discovery that they ars AZ unlike as chalk
and cheese, and not to DO made one though
oil the priests in Christendom pronouncs
them so.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

BILL S. is good accountant, but like
all men. will sometimes make mistakes, and
in one Of his bills figured up that ''s times 8
are 49," The doctor was not slow in d. :.
covering the mistake, and demanded an cx.
planation. Bill examined the accour. and
saw that he was down, but did no, like to
admit ; so putting on bold face. ne said
I" That's all right " How sos" was the
inquiry. " It's all owing tn the imitation Of
the currency" said Bill, 'thc multiplication
table, like everything else, has gone up
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29

After the bags had gone Lula became i'm,
patient to hear from her sodier, as she call.
ed him. But many long week went by,
and the child had ceased to talk Of it, when
her father came in TO dinner with the long
expected document. |, with the faithessness
Of middIe-age, was surprised that It should
come at all but Lula was in ecstacics The
impatient fingers tore open the envelope, and
coming to me we read it together:
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

~
captured BY our forces and when they we're Informed
that army was in possession Of the railroad north
there they were incredulous and perfectly asounds:
when they discovered the truth.
Our base of supplies Il perfectly safe and convenient
to the army.
HOW GEN. cLEBURNE DOES.
A reliable man. who has been through all the hghtE
Of Upper Georgia. writes to q friend: "When Gene
raj Oleburns without shoes, he rays to one
Of his aids Get your horse aud get this man pair
Of shoes right away whilo with many generals 1t takes
. month and heap Of begging to obtain pair"
Oar Generals should, far Is practicable, initiate
the pre- mpn of General O. In attending to the wants
of their men. 9k
TIE REVERSE IN THE VALLEY.
From the Chariot tesviIs Chronicle of the l3.h, We
learn that in the cavalry Hht Sunday last the Valley,
in which We suffered rspulse, LomSx Excepting In
boden's brigade was on the main pike, and Rosser,
commanding Fig Lees division was on the middle
road, parallel with the pike, the base Of North
Mountain. Ieh division was driven back. and each
cst some artillery. We lost In all nine pisces aud some
wagons. Rosser's command fell back In COED order
Loms1's did not. Tie enemy did not come farther
than NJ Jackson.
In the Hsht OF Friday last We learn that Rosser
fought Custars brigade. he captured So prisoners
FORGE, Wsgoss Gmbulsnces, and killed aud UOHHdss
a. unusual proportion for . running fJhk he Gays
bis men fought splsndidly.
The Yankees told the oltE'nI in the Valley that they
would 90 back to HTpsrs Ferry, and thence send OF
the Amy Of the Valley forwarding one corps TO Grant,
one 20 Missouri, end another TO Washington.
NEW THEORY OF RLANKIN6.
The Mobile AdpsrtiJer publishes latter from Capt.
Ben Lane Possy, which contains the following striking
paragraph upon the advantages and Disadvantages Of
sankiaE ard being 6lhksd, He saysi "shefmAns
move Was very dsspsrals one, and was last re-
.os,. II Il had hllsd lie WOSls have rssEssssd, Had
W esnsiaea 81 Atlantis, sliFase's movement would
have eia,sA lsssli Gus q rs own weight cannot ua'
a,r..sus .his rorhd fear Whlsh West Point men have
OF being mixed, OF kks pg thslr communications cot
OF Communications sre necessary for two purposes
ONLY; 70 70. FGdons and ammunition, and 10 get rein
foroemsnts. TIE way to obVats such necessity s TO
have al your army together already; have 1t large
enough for the purpose, aud have, with IT. all nesdful
s,pDiss; have li;ss more than the enemy has. Then
l,t him flank. he Ia then in rear aud We are In
his rear We ara in the heart Of our country and near
our supLliss TIE enemy s 10 motion-hAs his supplies
to haul in wagons dirt roads, which roads We COM
ua9d. he 3 four hundred miles from home, and has
less 20 eat than We have. Who W Il sarys f'stf Who
can say onges;H say then. that cannot understand
this morbid fear which Yves. Pint men have Of being
AIuksd. L Akirg is dangerous to rs. it Is more
20 to the enemy, and WHY doa's We try 1t on thsmP
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
TIE Ne VS..
PROM eEoaeIA.
10 religion.

The Atlanta Register nov published at Augusta, re-
csvsd ths mornr e says: "NsWs from the roat comes
IN VERY ne gre aotmeas. OF the real FOs ion OF our
Army very hide s krOEn. There Is conviction grow
i, over ths minds of the people, however, that move
Is On TIE taps vhich will very materially alter the sta
tus Of tkiugs In hi quarter. Whatever may be Hoo ds
designs We do not know nor would il be prudent to say
IL We die. We can OILY say to e. people do your du
and expect TIE b-st results"
Tie ASoon Htsllgsaesr states, upon Information re-
csiVsd from tie roni that forces havS efseuaiy
Destroyed the ". & R. r. BY taking up the rails,
burning he timbers and tearing away snsAnkuonta
nom Ksnnsesw Mountain nOrthWArd nearly to EsoWAh.
A number Of Yankees Who were proving In the
pslEAhoshood Of Lost Mountain, % THURSDAY. wsrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

SA-ItTIrD WITH THE 11RMs.-A certain good ra.ure'
old Vermont farmer preserved his constant good ma
tuIe let what Wotli tun up. ole cay WINE tne oiae1
ongns nravAiled ia that State one Of bis came IL
bringing the news that one Of his red txsn vas dead
rs hs" said the old man; "aell, he Was always
breechy cuss Take bis hide off and cary IL down 70
Flstcher's IL will bring cash. An hour or 20 n.s
backD aud his mate were both dead. Are they =
ssid the old man "Well took them OF BIO save
bad dsbs that never expected 70 get Lis lucky InA
il ain. the brnsles Take the hides doWn 70 Fsetca-
s.s. ID, vii bring ca.h" Alter o lapse Of another
hour th. man camo hack to tell him tnat tie nieh
o. isdIe vas dead. Is b. said the old man well
no was very old OF. Take Of his hide ana $40
down TO stehstt; 1t lie worth cAsh, and Wil prins
mora than ,uo Of The o.aeren Hsrtup7a hia vile, "hs
wss A p!ous sepI, taking upon hsrsVlf t1s emse o.
EphsK reminded her husband fsfy severely Of biz snf
AID ksd hia II hs vas nsi avsrs test ns iesa vas
aid tbs old feoa ''We " thsy viii tsse saeir pas
rnert In cattle, 1. Is he sssiss: wsy can pay IT,"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

DfNSER AS AN EDUCASoR You will fad that great
dal If oaa as,or impaired and received a. the table
Parents too often forget hs and thertf,re instead OF
Swallowing ysur ood IN Gu len s noe instead of brood.
ig your business iostead OF talking aNou. Others,
lee the couyer Atom a. the table be genial kiad social
and cheering Do not bling disagreeabs things to the
tate in our hversaion, any more hin you would In
your 5saes. Fer hs Iealoo, too the more good COM
ply yu have at the tsbls tue bsttr Tor your children.
Every alton wi company at your tables is
educator Of The family. Hero, TIE intelligence and the
emsnt s1d the appropriate behavior Of the family
which Is given to hospitality. Never feel that intei
gent vis be anything bat blessing 10 you and
yours How few have fully gotten hold Of the fact that
company and conversation ct the table are no snail part
Of educstop.-Dr. Todd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

frrs HAs-z1. R.sors.-oas Of our most irascibls
old habtues Of the city, retains the tmehonoreo
fashion high top glossy SIX ns ,ba. nuisance the
Whitehall railroad c;ossng, when he Was startled BY
shout from some soldiers who were advancing towards
him. They yelled at lin, "Come out Of that three
story louise roost" Go: any honey for saief"
"Here's your bse-gum." "cOme out Of that camp ap
oSnrn k.se your COWS are all deAds" "Mssr, are
SHAKING his stick at them furioualy, he rstorted,
eyes. should think they were from the way hear
their calves bawlng."
,hsmseIvas on. of sight-AtlGatd IHtelEgener.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
The PRESS ASSOCIATION.

AUGUSTA. o.. Is Tao Board OF Directors OF !he
Press Assoc aion, having st u'ntd from Columbus to
Augusta. met here to-day. A quorum was present
kilograms we're received from Sbssnt directors, giving
assurGrcs Of their cooperation In the action Of The
Board.
correspond with the President of tie Southern Tele
graph COMPANY, with view to arrange fair and
equ table oSmmutation for the payment OF tolls for
press reports.
Also, resolution directing the President to send a
circular to the members Of the Association explaining
matters considered at the present meeting, and apprs-
log them of the rOposed action of the Telegraph Com.
p,nes aud the embarrassment 10 the press that may
result tberefrom at the time assuring Them Of the
tnire confidence Of the bard in the usefulness and
permanence of the present rglD' zltion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
THE CITY.

MAYoIs CouRr-The Mayors Conrf, this morning.
might have been made interesting if oil the Witnesses
had been Ia AttendaGcs but. this not being the case
the proceedings were brief and dry.
Mary Collin, was charged with b,atiug Mwy Win
hole, Nrs. WnhOlo Was in court with her heal TIED
up, aud alleged that che had received dang rous
wound from brio bat thrown by Mary Collins. hrs.
Colin, not being forthcoming, the case was postponed
till Monday morning.
MOnteth R,sgan and Andrew Baton, two small boys,
were charged with stealing pair Of pants from Sarah
Lehman The Witnesses not appearing, this case was
continued.
A man nsmsd King was fined and had twelve dozen
eggs coLH Gated for buying the same in the Second
Market
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

A SHAnPIR CiPoUMVESTED.-An extensive swiedunR
operation was brought TO grief In this o!ty
a man dressed in Confederate majors uniform, sp-
plisd AZ this post for raons for the Tenn cavalry
IN MorVan's command. Everything appearing to DC
right the order uss filed md the supplies sent TO the
RAILROAD for shplent. TIE "major" hsrs took them
and sold them, realizing handsome sum By the tran
ssction TIE facts becoming known 70 the ausnoIue.,
Ia VAS arrested and lodged in Jail. We underitapd
that in bis tiunk was found complete suits OF ofoers
uniforms to personate brgsdsr generals oo!ones lieu.
tenant colonies, &. The majors" case will prooaoy
receive early aGtcnton-AugGsta CHI oH'es ana S''-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

BrBLTs FROM THu NORTH FOR HooD's ARMT.-0ur
N:rhern brethren seem to have the Christian sprt Of
,be Soanilrd5 Who drst settled Amercs. Washington
I,y pg Te!ates in his HIickerboCk History Of New
York tina, the piou3 Splniards after Ir'PArng the In
diaas for Hsavsp, Immediately sent them there, BY
shooting thsn burning item, rouring hot lead down
their tbfosts, ald other such mild measures. The New
York bic society is iIying to f. Us for Heaven, and
the Yankee GSnoTalJ prop $50 to send Us there.
The s,lns NEs;gsippiAn of tie 10 says:
Sixteen Ihouslnd copies Of the Bible ami Testament
arrived 10 Selma yesterday evening, en- route for HOods
army. Tbey-sre the st insalm snt OF fi thousand
presented the troops Of the Oooedsrae States By the
American bic Soeie atNsW YorLl They cene b.,
say of MsmphiA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

FnE-L,s. night, between IL and IL O'Clock, the
stables OF Mr. John G. Tarpin, corner of Sd and Gary
street. was set on Are in the loft The prompt arrival
of the FIRE Brigade prevented the spread Of the flames
beyond the roof which was burnt of. Somebody seems
to have epite against the undertaken. It was only
last week that Mr. J. A. Beivihs stable was ed and
burnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
TREASURY DEPhI.TMENT, q. s. A,
RICHMOND. Sept. II, 1864.

ID EQUATIONS for tie a assignment of 4
mar oe Certificates or Bond ssu the Act Of Feb
ruary IT, 1854 I'D held BY once AM SOLDIERS In The O.
Army:
hes. Der hcr les or Bonds be gnsd In presence
the oonmAn ns ocer Adjutsnt Of e regiment 10 which
party no din the same long TO be endor ed By such
@ A TRENHOLM,
g. es~ etrv-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

HIsa AND LoE.-A pretty sharp retort Is ina. IRE re-
eeo.u,Iy made BY ysui z, pretty girl st Oshkosh, Wis.,
Who attended ball dressed 10 short Ikirt and pans-
She was the only ore present In the mode The otner
aides we're shocked very much They regarded nei
snort skirts IS immo 1esti but the quietly remarked
they would pull up their dresses about their necks a.
,hey ought TO be- their skirts would be az short % hers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
LOST noNDs AND CERTIFICATES !

THE follow .ng Confederate States Bonds were
stolen destroyed by the public enemy near Arlington
Defo lson coany Tire 1 OF Jane last via beyen pei
eest Bond No. 1884, for o. 600. Issued sets 1885, With
interest from July 20 1853, names Of Jao henarsI
decd; and six per cent Bend No. ALL for 800, Issued
Dec ~ 1885, with interest from Nov a. 1885, In NAMES oil Jos
A.Wsdde and Jno N Hendren admnsrstes as shove Also
the following certificates for four cent Bondf signed ~
Kinney, Depositary at staunton Va, Wiz No. for 900
1854 and No. for $lO0, saei March 1894 90 jos Wad
deli No =, for $780, saued Marcn = 1854 20 Mrs Hes
kel 950 issued March IL, 1864 TO 0athane
Wadtel and No. 9s for $780, issued March 1884, 70 j.
Hendeen and A WAddel sdnioisTstors IS above.
This publication Il with view application 10 the
Treasury Department, for renewal Of the Ebpve mentioned
Bonds snd Cert6catea
snps wss JOA A. wlDDEI.I- stApntan We
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

Gusay was scolded BY his mother for wearing out biz
rowsers at the knees but esclped whipping By say
ins-"Wby, ma, you See wore em out saying my
players in the back yard i"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

To RIMoyK NIIDIw Ta:M LISIN. -Aoisten piece oil
soap and rub is tacEly i1to the part affected; then
sorspe ue whitening on it, and rub that In aso Lay
.ae linen on toe grass and from time 10 TIM, as it BE-
comes dry, vstis little. If the sp's are not quite
removed repeat the preceis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

THE Pc TicIToA-This ia The lame Of rev pape
devoted to the interests Of the Catholic Chu;eh, pub
hsd in AuSnsta Its fast number his been received,
and presents neat appearances. leader is . mas
sVe and wtll-,,Asetsa sr.i.e. The p'cj e.ers have
lot been very Eel c'touI in tie selection Of name for
& cir paps:; Jet, Shsl consider Ia: the true MS
sion of the urch Is tia: of peace and god will unto
m upon earth. the otisci OEs 10 such name in ills
s,osiOn must dfap2eAr. Fae paper is devoted mainly
N religion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

n ARG) OF STEAMER HOPE AT PRI-
" yate We hsve received and oer for sale, by the
pdckdge only $50 Of Gamer Hope, consis ing Of
.r.In 40 barrels Brown and crushed su as,
a bags ID own suya',
8Sts Porto RicJ Moasses,
81 boxes steN ins Candles,
rs ap BS, Pepper,
10 .Ies Gl.sJ 1umjler5,
ssboxeSIatle reap,
u bales prime Hops
4 bsl.s Sh Thread,
/ case .upe Tor Felt Hats,
81 dozen French "a fskins.
LOO dsIel Cla k's n1d Goats ZIP jol Gotten,
70 bags Hayt Coffee
No a asduayia Coffee,
Is tler, n uCh;e,
1Ol fegs 81 ar = soea,
43 balei Blankets,
10 taTels Epiom fails, 10 a-r.ve
90 ca es cap AMI Letter Pa
20 0o0 tnsth knveopeL
Black aGd Whit Prints,
10 { es Reached 70 uloths,
2baes Back Union Uotb,
2ex'ra Biue Beaysr d.
2He.vy Black P' do
Gu G sorted hes,
Ia Mott ed pacas.
ca ks Blue Soas
Terms Cash on delivery.
Oci i2-ot KENT, PAINE, 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

A BLocKADEE BloNS wv hear from reliable
authority that the CommAadant al FO;t Fshtr suc-
c,sdsd Il, other day il dropping shSl into The United
s ales bockadng steamer NIhOn, which blew her up.
She now lies helpless wreck On tie cost
Tbs v,sael was tns CT the most active and useful
of the snsuy's blockadjpg rqaadrol eff Wilmington.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

An able Psychologist has written that one-Ath Of the
human body il com osed of pbospborus Punch re-
marks, that most likely accounts Tor the number OIL
Matches,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
DEsTRU TIVE FIRE

Augusta, o.. IA The Kaolin works, elk miles
from here were siroy by fire Las: nigh. The fire
WAS accidental. Loas $2C0 600; insu,anyr $25 600.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
TEhHeRAP
Reports OF the Press Association received KX-
cIusIVely by the WING.

Entered according Act Of Congress IN n year 1853, By
j. s. TRRASHER "a tie Clerks Cce Of the District Court Of
Ls Confederate States for the Northern District Of Ga
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMP'Y,
RICHMOND. Oct. 4. 1864.

THE public are notified that in consequence
az our CLERKS being with the Losal Iorees It's
impossible deliver money packages at their places OF
All persons expecting money By express v e.. :. ;ss once
and receive H. ~ =, AAnAhhoNi.
eep-1N "t'a~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
TREASURY DEPhRrHENi U. D. A,
RICHMOND Va, August 20 1864 I

EQUATIONS for carrying into effect the
LII Act Of approved June b. 1874 authorizing the
owners o. regs eight per bonds, ed pro-
visions approved May ls 1901 TO exchange the
Partes owning registered eg per cent bon under Act
Of May &c. 1851 esrng TO hange them for coupon bonds
viii sgn them, The manner pointed out the printed endorse
Ameos exeh1 ige for cOupo bends and them To be
the Register Of th Treasury Depat neni who vii
terour on pance WITH the provions OF TIE Act OF
49, bonds for the amount specified In the regis
sered oouds 20 ass gned. @. A. IL HHoLh,
an 9-du Secretary Of III Trsasnry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
no TnR CITIzENs or HANOyER.

/ WILL make a distribution OF Cotton yarns
Their orders wednesday, Thursday and Friday the oh gth
N'' ~e4 '@'P'~ ". z WYNN, GenrT.
Sept so-eM An for Hanover 20,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
be made irate States Treasury for the renew
OF, folio wing lost Con tdara states Bonds. VIZ:
bIn1 No. 1885, for t2,.OO payable 70 Dolly
BoulwSre.
ware, aud dated 2ith NJ sreh, 1883
0ns per cent boni No. 3S, or III ZOO payable 70 Fa1t
Bo1lware and dated 94t1 March, 1861
All persons are warned against trading for tbs shove
DOLLY BoULWlRE
se 9--v6vs PaANoks B0ULwARl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

WANTSD-
wv StuAton as Teacher In q private family, bv Lady
who had experience In teaching bhe Will teach '
u,ual English branch Music and French.
Good reference given II required. -.
InpIy 70 w. II. H.. AylettS p o., King William CO.. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
LOST CERTIFICATES,

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made FOR the renewal Of oanfedesse cent Osr
ate No. for $3.50, dated March Cad, s64-tsken By the
ysnkees during sheridaB's raid In June last.
.nio viz 1kB2IEJ JOEH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

WILLIAMSON Il Co, Auctloneers,
w NO. l89 MAIN STRICT
The undersigned would notify their and the puho gsn
orally that having taken that large commodous tore a.
" occupied BY Jno Resnau no. 49, Man between oth spa
10Th streets; they Will enceioth continue their business In a
consigned 70 them for
They respectfully ofer thar for The sale Of
REAL AND PE. S0NAL ESTATE Of an linda
Thankful for past psLsn4s Goy solicit continuance Of az
ssne WILLIAMSON q 90.
Coo. y. RssA,ns.
'.is--" q p.-.~su
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

IA bales 8, 0 aud 10 Cotton Yarn
j II 80 bbls. Brown Sugar
Is do Eoglish Gus ed Sugar
10 do Rio and Maicaibo Coffee
10 half chs SITS Black Tea
4bbs Old Re Whisky
ROBERT HoUGH 4 co.,
os1i-5us IL Pearl street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

RBAD! READ! EDUCATION.
A GENTLEMAN, not liable to military duty,
IA wishes 10 teach Music the Plano, In EACH In
prlyate niy institute. He hs, been teaching In To-
male institute ami IN bess famis Of Virgins necessary
the Englh branches Guitar French and
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
RUNAWAY In JAIL.

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
WAS committed to Henrico County Jail.
W juno the 7.h 1874, negro named WA. wfHsToH'
slave the properly OF L. D. JONES' Of The said nsere
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1s owner requested 10 coae forward prove properly pay
nerRes Snd take him ss2y, be will be do j.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17

WIN p. MUEPo zD. secretary.
orEoEJ J. R z. o., Richmond, 18Th october, 1864.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
THREE HUNDRED DOLLAhs hhWAhD.

VI Loaf, yesterday hur,day) Main street between Res
Gold Chain Brace
let The receive the above reward ON leaving the
same ct the BOZ Once Of the New Richmend Theatre
All persons warned against trading Tor or
The sane, oslt-a