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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31
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DEALER IN ,-.
IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
HEAVY { SHELF HARDWARE,
McGregor, Xosca.
4 FULL stock Of goods now ON hand, TO ~h
N daily arrivals are constantly received.
Round Iron, from S-16
Inches, Square Iron from
Id to 2 IL inches.
Flat Bar, Stake, Scroll, Band,
Half Round, Half Oval,
Oval and Swedes,
Stub and TwistII. s. Iron,
U. B. Norway Nailrods,
INilwaukee Horse Nails,
Chicago Horse Nails,
i II IN ClNSp
ANVIL5, VICES
DRILLS, SMITHS BELLOWS,
CARRIAGE TIRE AND sKEIN BOLTS,
.aElesrees, Springs,
Oak Hubs,
WAGON. SPOKES,
SAWED ASp BENT FELLoEs.
W:aGOT GE.aEANGS,
POLES. THLLIS, NECKYOKES,
WHLPPLE TREES, Gc., dc.
M.zRD PLOW STEEL,
Which is equal to Cast rlow Steel.
Spring Steel, Toe Cork Steel, Cast Steel,
German Steel, Blister Steel.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS
In great variety.
fun stock always on hand OF the celsbra ted
JANUS FAcB LOGES
when are STOUT, DURABLE AND cHRAP.
CARPENTEe TOOLS,
COOPER TOOLS,
BLOOD's AXES.
MANNS AXES
lIPPINC0T1'S sHO Wells AND SPADES,
BEST CAST STEEL HAY FORKS.
BEST CAST STEEL SCYTHES,
BEST CAST STEEL HOES,
.5cythe 9nathes
sCYTHE STONES,
And other light Farming Tools.
SHELF HARDWARE,
In great variety.
+ EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR Z.
ia Fairbanks
R4SCALES
have justly world wide repu alton. Il Is the only
scale made which j. allowed standard in courts
OF law. Every Scale is perfectly true and exact
alwaysi ndi ating the just aud honest weight. The
stock Of Platform Scales. Counter Scales, Hay
Scales 40, &c. is full. and parties desiring them
have them delivered at McGregor at the SAME
price j. in Chicago Milwaukee,, thus saving the
freight b, buying here.
Hsn When Hay Scales or Cattle Scales pur
chased, will send y man to put them up ready toi
use.
Wei9hmaster's Beams, Wheat Beams, Iar9'
Eren Beams, Fancy Finished Scales. Mar.
bic Sl"d platform Scales, Eutter Scales,
Druggists Scales, Dynanomefe
Market Scales, Grocers' Scales,
: Prescription Scales,
Jerclers's Scales, Bank Scales 7onn iSealers
Scales, Standard Ssaiers' Measures, both
Dry and Liquid, Nest Weights,
Cup Weights. and Block Weights,
furnish1H NJ SLnik mice.
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k'ot Twenty-Five cents you can color as many
J. goods as weuld otherwise est Ave times that
sum Various shades can be produced from the
same dye. The process is simple, and any one can
use the dye with perfect Directions in Eng
Hsh, French and German, inside Of ca CHI package
For fur. her information on Dyeing aud givng
perfect knowledge what coors are best adapted to
dye over Others with many valuable recipes
purchase Howe Il Stevens Treaties on Dye,ng an
Coloringsent by mi receipt Of price. ten cents
Manufactured by HOWE Il STEVENS,
$50 broadway, New York.
For sale by Druggists aud Ueaiers generally. s73y
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appeals to Heaven for the Justice Of the
eluss. to be stricken out, saying, ~ am
going to war for a province, and Heaven
has nothing to do with It," Frederic
was protested intidel yet he was right,
We think, not to add hypocrisy to the
sin OF an unprovoked war The Yai :
kee nation is as thoroughly infidel as
Frederic was. Heretofore, however, 1t
| has yelled its unbelef under sh"n Of
religion. True, the veil was thin enough,
| and was easily penetrated; but It ''as a
veil, how transparent so ever. Now they
come out in their true colors, bold apos-
tates, mblushing iniidels. They feel
that Heaven there really be any llea-
ven, which they take leave to doubts
decidedly against them, and cannot but
be against them They either believe that
there is no Supreme Being at all, or they
know that he eannot smile upon such
crimes as they perpetrate OF abet. They
are conscious that if they succeed in this
war it must be without the blessing of
Heaven upon their cause, and they there
fore decline to ask it. To appeal for as
sistance to the Throne of Grace, would
be to alarm the people, who would con-
clude that the condition which made such
appeal necessary, must be desperate in
deed, and that there was mo longer any
hope in strong battalions
Upon the whole we applaud this pro-
ceeding, and recommend it for imitation
to Lincoln and his Cabinet. The drama
Of "Hypocrites Cnmasking" has COM
menced at lasa Let it be played out to
the end
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III ED

Az The Receiving Hospital, July 2ist ct wnnma
roe. wed on June 6th, Ptiyat iSNAIios u's .,
GINS. Norfolk Light artillery n'aes, agea -
years, son Of the late isnaua' n'ss'"'' " WV
folk ,..,,... a., ,,,.n1
hls funeral this morning, AZ O'Clock, from 81 re-
tef's Cathedral.
A. No, folk papers requested 10 copy.
TN the olaf last, after a painful illness, FRAN
CE 4 EUGENIA, Only child III Geo Dixon and AIDE
tat.ie w Portiaux aged ~ months
Her funeral win take place nom her faiher $
residence, on ?ltb, aear vsBable street, uaioh
nm M & O'Clock this afternoon The friends aud
relations are iGsited 10 attend with further NO
tee.
TIA The I7iii inst, Mrs ANN FISHER. consoti OF
Jshs Fisher, of Htntico county In the Esd year OF
her age.
In Stanardsvi'ie. Greene county, Va, on the eth
In I, Mr. LAWSON BARNETT, aged about seventy
three years-a devoted husband, n tond father,
Mind neig hbDr, aad a constant friend.
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YANKEE Religion.

At the session of the General Assem-
bly, Of the Presbyterian Church, North,
which took place at Philadelphia in May,
Rev. Samuel Miller offered resolution
proposing day of fasting and prayer for
the country but, We are told by Phil
adelphia paper, it was opposed by Drs. j.
G. Backls, Nevin and others, because
sit would have discouraging effect, and
might indicate want of confidence in
their ultimate success" So the matter
was compromised by appointing day of
prayer only during the session.
The Yankee nation then, so far as
the Presbyterian Church thereof may be
supposed to exercise any influence over
it, has by solemn act withdrawn its
cause and itself from the keeping of the
Almighty They no longer pretend
even to trust in his name or to yield
themselves up to his guidance They
now avowedly put their trust in nothing
but the world, the flesh and the devil.
There is honesty, at least, in this pro-
ceeding, and there is holiness also. Hon
esty, inasmueh as it discards all those
pretexts upon which the prosecution of
this war has been justified, by the sane
timonious hypocrites to whom so many
of its outrages are due; boldness, in so
far as they must be very bold men, who
dare deny to Omnipotence all share in the
conduct of their affairs Men engaged
in good, but perilons cause, are wont,
in hours Of dependency, TO feel their
courage rise, and their spirits rebound
from the observance of those rights
which consist in submitting themselves to
the Throne of Grace, and humbly i'm
ploring its protection. But these Yap
KEGS were, no doubt, engaged in work
upon which they felt that pure and just
<;od must lrown, and thought it would
be blasphemy to move their lips in prayer
for its success. We commend their can
ton, and we ara not at all astonished a
their fears. IL any one thing more thar
another be calculated to stir the wrath o
Jehovah, ae should suppose it would b.
the prayers Of blood stained wretches 10
continuance Of slaughter.
We have read somewhere, that whel
Frederic the Great was about To max,
an attack upon the Empress Maria The
resa, he ordered his Chancellor to draw
up 4 memorial in justification Whel
the document was presented to the Kim
for his approval, be ordered all that par
pf it, which, as il usual in such papers
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wins, Can Great Britain De-
We are at loss to know what Great
britain can do to benefit the Dafies at this
stage Of the game, even though she should
60 b war on their account She can,
probably, lombard few towns; but
commandments seem to have been so
completely vulgarized by the Yankees
as they valgarize everything they mod
die with--that they have ceastd to be
formidable. Certainly none that Great
Britain can devise will make Austria and
Prussia relax their grip upon the throat
Of Denmark. Will she send troops upon
the continent? The English troops are
braye-none more so but where they
are to be had in sufficient quantities to
furnish anything like an adequate sup
port to Denmark in her present despe-
rate strait we do not see. AS for her
old expedient OF blockade, that is not
to be thought Of The only party she
could injure by it would be her own sub
iects. The nations of the continent are
connected by system OF railroads
spreading out in all directions, like the
web of 4 spider. Let England blockade
the mouth Of the Elbe tomorrow, and
neither the Prussian capital, nor any part
of the Prussian d0minions will receive
an ounce less Of sugar and coffee, or
yard less of English calicoeS. Every
thing that formerly went direct will be
sent to the ports of France Holland, and
Belgium, and thence by rail TO all parts
of Europe.
The fact is, we do not believe that
England can noto be of any service to
Denmark, by means at least Of her fleet
The villany of this whole Danish bust
ness-and there has been villany enough
in it-consists in her having tempted
Denmark, by holding out promises
which she never meant to perform, to
advance so far that she cannot recede
with either safety or honor This is not
the first time that she has been guilty of
similar bad faith. In the war of the Sue
cession she tempted the Galatians to take
not only totally neglected and turned
them over to the vengeance of Spain at
the peace, but actually ordered the
British feet in the Mediterranean to as
sist in reducing Barcelona, their last
place of refuge, standing alone between
them and indiscriminate massacre. In
the same way Canning induced the Span
iards to rise against Ferdinand VII. in
1928, and left them to the vengeance ofthe
Holy Alliance. When reproached for
this in the House Of Commons, he an
swered in speech which we are told
convulsed the House, so ludicrous were
the pictures he drew OF the unhappy
people whom he had betrayed to ruin
Above all other nations, England cares
most for herself and least for her allies
The latter she never hesitates to sacri-
flee, whenever convenient opportunity
offers, as she did the Galatians and Span
iards in these two instances, and Fred
eric the Great IN the peace of Paris. II
is not wonderful that she has few friends
on the Continent or elsewhere, and that
''per1ide Albion" is familiar To The
tongues of all Europe.
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CTOLEN Bonis.-Duriay the late raid OF the
y Yankees through the county of Rockbridge the
follow ing Confederate eight per cent coupon bonds
OF the Quo hundred million loan. under ACT Of Aa-
gust 1911, 1881, were sioien by them from Mr. Thos
Wilson. Zach OF the bonds was for thousand
dollars Nos al. o. %, -. aud Ga. due January o,
1885 Nos sG2 283 f6o 2eo 267 26S. 269, 170, I'll
due Jay lat, 1858; No 1873, due January LIST, 1858,
ana No ia due July isi, 1857. Aiso, Al the same
tme the following Confederate eight per ceBt cou+
pom bonds each for one thousaed dollars, dus Jan,
nary list, 1877 were stolen from MIR John Luster
Nos 1884, 1896, 1898, 1897 and 1898.
All persoas hereby notified not to receive on
trade tor the above mentioned bonds any OF their
olupons. W u COOKE,
Agent for Mesers Wilson and Luster.
la24-l6WGws
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4 0Sr Bonds,-Taken from the subscriber by the
Yankees, in their raid through Amelia coun-
ty, in tae month Of May isst. the following eight
Confederate register Cd per cent bonds, $500 each
issued Augus IS, 1892, aud payable Jsnusry, 1881
Nos 64s ti9, ESQ., 55!, 6t4. 655. t56, 6a7 The fore
gazing bonds were ssuei TO me, and having been
lost, above stated, 1 give notice that shall
make application to the Treasury for their 70
newai, ai,d the puLsc warned not to receive OF
dispoee Of said bonds. JAMES B01f.
iy i-lsw6Ws
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By HtN. Dlck.ns0n 4. 20. L..
= -
kUNA VA "

O00 DOLLARS Reward f Viii give the
s)OU above rrwaId Cor The apprehension Of, aud
delivery To me, at my office, Cor his Judgement l.,
jail 50 that can get hital 0f nay setyaht boy
George Henry Ray. said boy Is bright malattn
about five feet high, woody tait, has a sWAs,tI
Ing walk, speaks very quics. aud has i Vrty 1ul.
ten look. Tie may possibly BE- luttiug about lhr
city, AN he has acquaintance ia every rafi ui h
but my impression IL III at he Is tRteavaIiRg tu r
10 kTedercs sbuTs, from thence 10 Stafford 10 he
tsIm OF tha late MAJ joan seldom fwhcHr he 6ll
iathe',) In order To pass the lines. Soldiers ia
The CAMPS are cautioned against emplnyiuE ssii
boy, NJ A hLANh Man,
surgeon ana uCHGzi.
au 20 Main sttrtt,
Richmond -
As he has been accompanying mc - The hosp
tais, he has pass from capt cu&e, Itqut-tl ihr
guard 10 pass hIn, uEmOiesi.d. 81 a q.
iy :t1-is
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~ TO The Friends Of Capt JAMES Ii FLEA
NJ SAINTS You will gee by the papers To day
that your Old friend, Capt Peasants has been finally
thrown overheard by HE City Council, although
that body well knew II was the almost unanimous
wish Of the people that he should be reinstated.
The Captain Is now In fhe tented fi.ld with Gen
Lees army Bear him n remembrance, and nj the
next election give him your sufirages. Also ,e-
member Nat Bush Hill, Ciopton, Denoon, Glaze
brock, Griffin and others. Never forget The Two
independent me mbers who voted for your friend,
Epps and Walker. " Nat Bush has signed aud
sealed his death warrant lie Is now The most
unpopular mao In
~ a-N %']EFFERsoN WARD.
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sprrrIE NOTfO1s.


10 a. I0ts Meal for saIs
-
My- SPECIAL NOTICE We call the attention
OF the trade to our Auction Sale, this tFfiday)
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
WE WILL Apn
l0a0 lbs prime N g bacon
5 bbls lard
p kegs sn,ithfeId lard
S boxes candles
d, Zen cedar buckets
600 steel swords, 10 be- sold for account,
whom Ii may c1nceIR
bbis very old eou Riry saap
den,ijahas Holland gin
ltt' gals pure Jamaica ium
Dbl whiskey
II Tbs bills N D sugar
bb eIu5hrd sugar
10 cider vinegar
kegs white lead la oil
~ Tbs assorted I"
10 pieces debape
Ion pal 3 b.ogans.
jyoa-li ROBERTSON, ADAMS co.
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900 DOLLARS Eewxsd--Wii Ge paid BY ~'
ZUU for the apprehension and cohhaemSa' a
auy jail 81 q negro Baa ntmed klby, wh0 "a.
away from Vim A BEanton, IA Amelia County. an
negro was purchased by ssid BrSntOa Of u n"''
veil, in Richmond. Address JOHN 6iilS,
10 az -2taxJa' Jetersviiie o, Amolis 60, va
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U3-SPE0IAL Notica. Attention Is asked to my
sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture. Cooking
Stove, Horses Cows, nc, com meaclng al 10 O'Clock
this day. al WIN Houser's. nesr Second tsreet
Bnryire G-eaad, (Mf I'm temaoh'a late residence)
t,.a-jt THOS W KEESEH, Arct.
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OST-Oouiederate Bonds.--Lost, on Friday, the
9Th day Of April. 1854, (supposed 10 be lost Oil
C0alleld, Ia Chester ncid on the Richmond and Dan
vi.lo Eairoad,) two Confederate per ceat Bouds
No 602 for 900, issued Day 20, 1865, interest
paid 10 lst January, 1854 the other No i733, foi
81 $780, Issued Attn september, 1868, interest paid
10 Isl January 1864. n Ok0WDEk.
nv 2R-IaUa~A
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NEW BOOK
~ Jutt Published
BY EVANS 81 COGsw SWELL,
Colum bia, sc.

NEW BOOKS
By EVANS COGs WELL,
Columbia,sC.
The spiri. OF Military Institutions. By Marshal
klarmoni. Translated from the latest Paris
edition by Frank Schaiier. Colonel 22d regiment
Mississippi Infantry Neatly bound. Price s.
One third oil to the trade.
Iufsntry Tact 8 for Brigade, Division, and Army
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Illustrated with 20 autographed plates, and we'll
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Gh'sooim's saI gerry, being third edition of this
Valasbie work sp:endidly illustrated, ana
nneiy bound. Price sie. Ons -tn'ra sn to the
Tae editions of ell these valuable works are ua
sec 000 copies and those ia want win do we'll 10
sessd in their orders 1t once.
q saeral Orders, A G's Unioe, up to LIST April,
1864 Prica S.. One third cff to the trade.
Aadpw's Light artillery Driii. Spleudidly illus-
trsted. Price 81. One-ihird OF 10 the trade
Any If these books will be sent tree of postage on
receipt of the price, in new ssue or the old at tn
discount. EVANS Il COGS WELL,
iy r. Publishers.
NEW STOCK
Aud Clothing.
5cpiee.s black aud fancy cloths and cassi-
Aipaeas, black and coIored
French mernos
Ties aud scarfs all kinds
Fine Irish liaens
leo linen fIOcks, less than cost
100 MaTseiiits Vests, low
Tin Oking tobacco
Masoa's backing, by the dozen
Writing paper and envei 0pes
Spool cotton aud thread, black and colofed,
at wholesale
Hair pins
Win line assortment Of all kinds OF
Soldiers shirts, coats, pants, and vests
Military buttons and braid.
TW RoYHoN,
ATT ID Quarles's old stand
jy2-3 gag Broad st.
E0 Bni5 FLOUR Extra, super, aad nne
s)U z bales cotton yAu, No1a
10 sides upper leather
bbls cider vinegar
Dbl soap
II bag turoip seed
2 bags ttmathy seed
2bH talloW candles
sci heavy ambulance springs, In good or.
dor.
Recsiy ing snd for sale TO close eonsiEnm'nts.
WD ToMPKiAs 4 BRO,
Hs2-is Basin BANK.
E>0e h1s-A ness and 'sidy ooiored girl, ethics
l HRRD'K SOHAHFERS Bakery,
~ FIT Corner Main and.li b 81.
EOk sAls--A ch.la's Carriage, which hes Lssh
eae htia ased. Apply at tins Cedsr Ware asa-
ssactosy, GA 18Th streat, DetWeen Main ana Cary.
w 49-lr
vfaoE.--A Irssh ssppsy Of puee Moasssia Bat,
~ tss 20 day, 81 81 per pOand, NJ l66 bead g
eeswsea Oh aad TN, UIW
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NAV RICHMonD rHEATKS.
~ Corner o! It'll and Broad sts
Aating aot stage AaaA, or .............k OEd 81
FRirAF kTkNINg, July -. isot.

.S5~BENEFiT ~
MISS MARY PARTINd1ON.
Upon which 0c,c. son
MISS IDA VERNON
The charming and ts.eu ted comedenne and TRACE
fIshno has kindly volunteered, nad will MAKE her
isst appearance la HnhmOLt snco her return 10 the
aiieg ,ricai poam "stitiai
/ "SIC SEMPER TYRANNiS"
Mf J HARRISON has also volunteered a nd will
appear.
The performance will co amencs with Cor the
nrst tnle /" this eoun,Iy) the ch Tmag dom ,stic
Comedy eetiiled
SILVER LINING.
Miss Katie hstee, saiiie harrington, Ms DeBar.
SC. in The cast.
To conclude With tho
.gFKENCH SFY.-aEs
Coi befnee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D'orfey ogden
M manned --''.'...--...,. -.......J dafrsoh
rue spy .....,............. Saiiic harrington
To morrow, win be Reproduced 10 rrand style
.S-PlRATE kYD -
NorICK.-The u ansgsr, ever ready to contribute
10 tn, comfort of tbs patrons of this estab lish
msnt, has procured y magnificent silver walter
cooler, from which,
ASfCE WATERNa
Will nightly Do dispensed to tho patrc rs Of the
Dress Circle fres OF charge.
NorIcL-Box Office cpeu from 4 A n to n I,
| when seats may be seouiei.
CaAs0x or OPENING HoUR.-Doors open at half past
| ] O'Clock, performance to Commence st h.itpAst
precisely. y Alt
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= n DUI,LANS RewaTd.-uur huhdtrd ani
ls1U fifty dollars rrward win be paid ts h-
apprehension and delivery 10 me OF nav boy Sprp
Ger, at Hospital, near Chafia'4 Farm. sptbfrs
Ian away GA the night of The aaih. He IL s wears
old, about IN feet high, bright chestnut color, 10.
teiligent, ana is very Kid and polite when spaA,A
To ard speaks ia low lone of voice, almost
whisper. AT the tlnie he ten ha was diesstd 10
gray jacket, brown pants, with black sinPr, aud
blue cloth cap. This negro has probably gone
down un the Peninsula. e. II FLETCHER,
Surs'n 4 AC =, in charge Hospital
iy "a 81. Near thaihn Fam.
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MgRcHAsTs' INSURANCE COMPANY,
Richmond, July ~. 1864
~, TIk annual meeting of thu stockholders
~ Of this Company will be held at their If
foe on Wednesday next, the alth inst, ct ~
O'Clock N. III MONTAGUE, PEes't
iy 2J-dt?7th
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PERSONAL.

- EhSON al. Mr. } II umph les, who has sls
ter tiyi.g 10 Baltimore city, Md, will please
call at ,fnce Il Inspector General OF Field Trans
poItstiou, corner Of 9.h and Bar k SITS, without
delay. HENRY BROOKE.
iy 9t-3f
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Oh DOLLARS RswaTd.--The i0iI0wiDg nsmSI
,D(J members OF the 2th Ieymsh Va cs'sp
having daserttd the above reward VA DO pala 20,
the apprehension and delivery CT each or ssf u
said members ii head q ssrters, treats farm
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DAN AWAY-From tho subscsibeT, apeat ~
~ last oil Juae, negro boy sam lie rcia s"AJ'
medium sizst iron gray mare, branded Os SsS
ig about Ia years Old, spare buia, giDger' bitsa
color and has dawn cast expression When tPJs@
to- A liberal reward viii be psit for lh3 s2P's
heneion OF bolI or silaer Negro OF horse. San
the property Of Mrs Macon and Ia supposed " I"
with tho army. RIP hRChfh.
" LILO. hsj1r sn9 Y NJ
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AUCTION s1LEa-r- !.
- UlY,
,oA6 T. H. L.set, Auc..
tomcs No 20 uaia st,ss,

i
zgoTlox sALxs-guu Oar.
a. H. Luck, Auct ------
tomcs No 10 nasa street,
u ns,..s ua. :; 20, :. sses'on. shan ,..
large disiss tabIss
has pier fable With sIsss
<good bsdsk ada
shusk matfresses
Lot clothing
child's cssrisgs
! isrgs refrigerator, ip o. der
psrcs herman Cloth, 1000 s,,,,.
boxes Of chewing tobacc,
sod and silver watches, sc.
essysa I'm ssa,ses respectfully .olicisa IN,
iv.aa"it ''"'s h LUCK as"' r.
u ,,-,,,-----,---- 90 ssIa s,r.s,.
ny hed'ecoi, ih.G.ps d 60, A,1,,
mo d Main street
vN y VIII sell st Aaetion On rrs,v ~.
w 81 10 O'clock NJ, large ..s,,,.NssdsyJ
Beds, hair naitreases '''"'shi
dsteads, tseiss, blankets
oarpsts. Gals
Uiceks, watches, nc
Clothing, sboss, nc ~
in, HEp"ooD, PHILLIPS 90. Ant.
- 81 Mais .t,tst
1y Ihcs. W. heeSee, AncitDzs,,
tomee Corner Of i2th sad Cary s,rs.,.,
"NA0otal
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture,
Horses, Cows, ard D,.v.
will sell on Friday morning 80 So - saetaa.
mencing al 10 O'Clock, at Wni Hcu,a,s'aas cen.
81 street burying ground, tAr euts,o.nesr lie
residence, Ali OF his household snl .,aSaa late
iure, consisting 10 part,f N"sa iafti-
Beds, bedste ads, mstire.s.s
Aud The asaAi variety Of arcIes
ALSO,
A No cooking stove and a,,,r..
horses, cows, drays
Bagatelie board, &c.
y :, TAOS " KsEsgE, aoc,,
bg II. 3. Heasaats, At.c.
ten.-0n Friday, the .2i iust At Ia ',' :" 'W,
val cell at my saesrooni '"'a,
good pianos
excellent mahogany silebdsr,
Gardrobes. bureaus
fatlSs, chairs
large aud excellent Garnet
10 COO c.gars
20 gross prime matches
100 reams COMMERCIAL uais pap.y
small invoice OF dry goods and CLOTHING
" az PLEA5ANr1, Auerf.
IN Hcoa'so'l, Ada'nls It 80, 1aCis.
toorner sth AMI Main sts
kUR regular auction sale viii take Iitee oa
~ fiday next, The 29d inst, at i0o',res ,.h,a
We viii offer ''A
GI0ccries,
Liquors,
Cigags.
Dry Goods,
Boots,
shoes,
aud sundrles.
Parties desiring 10 send us goods Tor above ,ts
will please give US eatIy Botlce
jy2O ROBINSON, ADAMS y co Auu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-22

roo DOLLARS Reward Ran away from li'
sNIU subscriber abe al the lgt Of February s'
boy J0ka, about Ia or 10 years old, light oofpT
color with short, straight bait had Oh ~hsa he ~
new suit OF cotton clothes, dyed snuu coiot jyta
Was purchased OF DR. Wright, Of Alabama has
no doubt he is with our army Tho Above fe~Hi
wilt be paid for his apprehension anu delivery
L.ea b Bowman, RicGaasaG, W., OF secuted 10 a.
laii So that got him. WA II d"Ia
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