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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-23
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Csnssrs sud Oseoersn. snsctiops
IA calling attention 1ay Cancer Aatldets, nsss
trertmsnt for Csucsr, permit 10 ssy that h the
ao-t ~osdsrfni discovery msis In medicine
a - the eat te~ider.tan long soakht fH b ths
Medical Profession and the afflicted With cancer -
,peraiion h truly aston ssing. without q parallel
aud IL the oeiy known sntidots a. cancer, and al
osnoerous snsct,on<. the modus eparsndf of su-
iiota IL apparently By entering lato the ohemlos u
composition % The sDcer. csncorons shAnt %
4nhrstby growth. th-reby removing all lffs and VI
taty. sstidotns. siiink aud destroying the cancer
svefy particle root hlrs belonging 10 n withonl
psin tbs ofthe Knife; without o&u-tic eating r
bornnss ~ithoat the loss ~ blood. "a the is-st
.1cst tias tha sound leah. II can be applied ~ the
s.ked eye open wound. ~ easily aud fresly a.
sstsr. ~ this mesns large cancers an be removea
sitsl parts. the eye. large blood vessels. &c,
s<sfe no ether treatment could possibly be asei
.fi la doing vc feel assured OF making permsnani
.1Tcs when ali other treatment fails. The medical
fraternity and all Interested lsvltea 20 call aud
It'll eshibit large number of esnoers that nave
thaa 81 snd snd ~ desired ~ii
bunnreds AZ Cases cured Throughout the country.
'onsamptioc, Astkms. bronchitis. PhsTyugitla and
.ii affections. treated b. tnhsistic n OF otherwise
ssrc.lAt attention paid 10 all Diseases Of tho Kys
si kar. such partial blindness deafness. eth
acute o. chronic. I am In pssaes-ion 81 slmost
saver falling remedy for Fits and spoplectic Dis
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NOTICE oF APPLIcAION

= ~FoR LiCENsE.->uti-ei - herehy a. go that
Ell apply to ihs Bo<rt a Commissioner sf yiso
c..ants, iotians ~ their next ierm, CoOmenCisE
the frst houtsy IL Deoembsr. i>s- Tor lic.nse
% ssll "iutoxicsune hqvors e. qosu lty thsa
Qasr att Ume." xith a. prisile-e - .liosing
tie -sua- 20 - trsnk Of nv promises fcf one year
NJ place of hasin--s sn1 The premises Wh reao
sad tQuors te - 1rsnk. - loc k'ot sf No 9
on stk stree. enc toar Surfh q saln "a rcrfs
Bssse. Ia Hsrussa ro~sseig yixs cosuiy. Ind
noA<fa1u y FNASz.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION

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NFOR LICENSE -Soslcs Z. hersby s.seu ~
| sil sFpy - he hlsrc q Conmissio.ses e Nlso
Couufy. In 'isrs Fl their nfxi tern codusbcivg o.
fhe 1rti houtsv in fs-o~nter. 80 fa~ Ncef
q 81 'irtox icsting lQanrs In l.s quantity a a.
QssFt a. ums ~ltk he privilege 81 slio~ing
IL sane - - trsnk o. NJ pc alse Tor cas yeaf
NJ p>r- - o1sia~--. 49, fe~ preni-e- ~esr@o1
sait @stn - - tcsCt u Iseatet . Clise
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-23

have ooo q Peter Martins Hot Ar Furnaces
lt slx.- entire sat'sfsction.
oRIFFIN TAYLOR
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STOVES AND TN WARE.
B A l. l.
STILL ~ NOTION.

pau s.l:las 'bs be-, COOK STOVES IN u.
ID Market.
llALi sells the CONQUEST Coca ssove. sos w,sh
II this stove DEFY compstition. don't sscspt
any stove made.
DAlL. sell. Do EoRrsr QuKEE CcOsins Stow.
DAl1 .slL the ALLIGATOR COAL COOK: lbe
- Goal Burner made
RAia hs' ils ls'sssl s,ees Of stove. IN n, CITY
PAU ssi' stoves 'ssspr ~ toO'.In the
DALI. warrants ever s,oss b. ,-l', 20 si,. salts.
ID faction
RALl h'' The '''s'''''''' ''r'' r.Fs's 'si''.
pau Keep. Fs1srs' '-'i''y q House Furnish
ID ing Good.
DALI. tesp- essSthins usnals seps In hrs-
ID clsss hsuse ~ thiskina
I lAid y prepared 20 40 ,ottins. sua-ras ~ns
I'D hpoutne on good term,
DAlii.s pr.os,ss workman
pALL ,srsouaIiy sopensieaas ~ ksorf-oturin
ID Department
pAiI vsasuts al vorE co1. - lhis bouss.
IlAi4 ps5a lls h,shsss o.'os Ger ola Copper a.
II brass.
DALI pays TIE hishr-i pfio- ior oli Gas, and
ID wrought fron
DALI is betwon Fourih sna Firh streets. rrREE
ID BAUTk.
Dali osn bs f.suni ., ths
sssa ~ Tse ain sfsst
ALI Il thankful f0r psst fssors, sot ropes -
suicf personal sttention 20 husiD-ss the
H Il L K
WILL KEEP BOILING.
eh<sa~is
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-02
News Summary.

SUEG,pAN'$ victory Of! the l9,h Octo
l.r.:"rns gu, to have been 4 brilliant
:.:::yir. llepunisheiihc enemy severely,
y,;ag up about lN,oO0 Of his men, in-
c;:iiu. / 300 prisoners, with Gen. Ram,
scar. We. captured about 30. pieces OF
artillery, I $50 S,na'larms, l., 600 rounds
artillery ammunition. and much other
plumber. Our total losses were 1856.
The loss of the Army Of West Virginia
was ca killed, 35o wounded. and 10"
prisoners. EARLY had Gnt ! | pieces Of
artillery left. lie Sccms to have gone
back to Richmond to recruit his army.
Sheridan and his boys are resting them
sc,"es Il Hide. and will soon be ready for
.worS a.ain. We give elsewhere all
the !;>:S Of casualties; which We could
obtain
GEAxr is still closing in his lines
a:oanI Richmond and Petersburg. lees
army IS now known to be less than
IA ,nun men, and Gran; is able to take
nichm"ud =: any time he plcaSes. But
lac t"tS NOI WISH W SlcIlucc Tue WCtl III
,."ra.;M. the Formidable brcaStwork<.
aul IS Y:.ic,!y pcr.tc;in@ his plaaS Cur
u>:u.: ~. Ice and the rebel array a; n
:i.,I: cos; Of life as possible. hsctn;
demonstrations resulted in an attack o.:
The cms;ay on llAncotS'> corps, which,
.c>ui:ci Ia severe rrpu!<c 20 the enemy
With heavy loss in Killed and wounlc'l,
aai ?iH ry;Soar.s. Our entrc :"SS waS
les i&an 300
SHERMAN Eas not hacn doing much
.:-A::n- :aIr!y. tn, is still engaged i"
wa:v:..". Hood, WHO FIRST W.. trying: 10
re: h,rk 20 Georgia, but it Sccu.S II, has
;y".s .'rr>l! courage and is tryi". 20 bar,
T:lne:SH l.tiu.
}caur. gard ha> taken command d the
Array .: IT,, West.
nn>&,EANS has completely ;&ra>hcd
aa! driven Price out OF Missouri. Price
came ;n;o The State with -. "h0 mcn,
>aviu: he in;:ui:i to STAY but an
o.::c:a. dispatch from ten. f;ca<aHton.
!.pn! ci>:u here, shows he had changed
lis mind
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Pursuit Of Pcice.

81. I.oviS, Oct. IS Official dispatch
- .'t,#, Gen. i'!casanton give tic Follow
iu. ;ur;hc. Information i'll rcsard 20 his
oreca,;on$ as.ia>: Price.
lie n"rric,! - miles IN $50 lays, aai
i.u.h; the las: - miles. H.. ;";ct MAS
loss .l.an G.J.:J. while Prices WAS fully
.1!:i.,,h. Price has tut Que @uu lcI;, aud
$50 ammunition, he having blown up his
:raia he also burned lDD WAGONS /" save
'hcm from capture. We have 2.noo priS,
nGc:> aa,l several thousand stand u!'arm>.
t;ca. Pagan is reported Killed. Price,
;rmy is completely d;<orsanizcd aud
::cc:u. in al directions.
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TELEGRAMS.
LATEST KILOGRAMS.
ARMY OF THE:POTOMAC.
Repulse of the Enemy!
Terrible. Railroad Accident !
WEST VIRGINIA THREATENED
BY EARLY !
Repulse Of the Enemy!

NEw'YoEx, Nov 1.-Gold opened at
22i5, fell to 233t, and closed at 23G.
lID. QUARTERS ARMY OF THE Poro.
MAC, Oct. 3l.-Thc rebels sent heavy
force to-day to charge our line Of breast
works, in hopes to'picrce our center: but
our men had in the meantime formed
behind the works, and received the rob.
els with such force. as to drive them
back in confusion with heavy loss.
lHnlANAroLlS, Nov. LA terrible
collision occurred on the Lafayette and
Indianapolis railroad last night, between
passenger train and cattle train com
in. south. Twcuty-eight dead bodies
were taken out Of the wreck, besides
twenty or thirty wounded two have
since died. The majority Of them were
returned soldiers. Among the killed is
b. +. Winans Of the Sanitary Commits
sion.
NEW YORK, Nov. l.-.Nccording to
the IIcrald's di>patct, tho attention Of
ten. Sheridan seems to be at present
particularly directed to apparent designs
Of the enemy to attempt some important
movement on West Virginia, and he is
making his preparations accordingly.
The enemy is moving his forces with the
supposed intention Of making u move.
ment to distract the attention Of the
Union army from Early. Arrangements
for the safe supply for Gen. Sheridan :
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The Situation before Richmond.

Nxw York. Oct. 2T.-The Tribune
correspondent with Butler, of the 2I'h:
SAYS: In connection with, the action OF
,!:s rebel govsromens' p!ain|y indicating
,.c:r intention To call on their slaves to
aid thcm. in their desperate straits, ii
nay 10, be iuoppor;ane to state this i'm
po:;ap. Fact, namely, that their army
"nni:ontins as sLcSre; Richmond an!
i'c,,r>hu.. i now known to be reduced
To- 10, exceed 5000 men, all told -
Jct:. Davis. Lee. Long<trcct, a"' other
distinguished rebels, yesterday rode
along the lines in our front, and thc"
wen, back to Richmond, IcScr'crs say,
>;rllcr, if not wiser men.
The rcbelrams crcpt down the: river
last might under cover Of darkness to
their late positions, but hurried away
again at dawn this morning.
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Stats Of West Virginia, IS:

State Of West Virginia, IS:
AT Circuit Court of Knnawha County,
continued and held at the Court House on tho
18th day Of October, 1861.
Milton Parker
John y. Clarkson, Of ais .-. ......
1t is ordered that the defendants, John n.
Clnrkson, David J. W. Clnrkson, Jubal Early,
Samuel II. Early and lIcnrie Ann his wife,
Andrew Crooksllanks, James W. 0gburh, John
G. Newman, William ". Newman, Samuel A.
Miller John X. johnson, Frederick N. Reed,
Nicholas Fitzhugh, James NJ. Laidley, lsaao
Reed, William a. Quarter and Anthony Law.
son, non-rcsidents Of the State of West Vir-
ginia, and rcputcA TO be in sympathy with the
Southern Rebellion and so-called Confederate
States, and have voluntarily left their usual
places Of abode and gone out Of reach Of per-
sonal service of civil process issuing from tho.
county in which such parties last resided,
and the object Of said petition, ( to-wit: OF J.
II. Brown being 10 settle the prioritie"
among the parties, and subject certain lands
and moneys Of the defendant, John W. Clark
son, to the payment Of the petitioners judg.
mcnt, and for general relicf,--do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what IL necessary to protect
their Interests. Testc, JN0. SLACK, Crk.
uo9-iW
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Sale of Valuable Town Lots /!

'INIIE CHARLESTON. EXTENSION COM
/. PANY, having purchased and laid oil in
Town Lots OF all sizes, the "Clarks"n Farm,
oil Elk River, and adjoining Charleston, now
uFers sncl lots for ale on the most accommO
dating terms. : ="
These lots arc beautifully located on the
banks of Elk River, which flows, clear an'l
cool, from the mineral laden mountains OF
IVES, Virginia.
It's useless to attempt TO give in detail the
superior advantages of the location Of that
portion of the town Of Charleston, which is
destined, ut no distant period, to be one Of the
foremost cities of our great and growing State.
The mineral resources Of this portion OF
the Kanawha Valley, are incxhaustiblc.-
Coal, Oil, Iron, &c. are fr.ud in abundance ;
manufacturing establishments, of all kinds,
must soon find permanent place in orr
midst, and these lots arc peculiarly adapted
to that purpose.
ny For full particulars, call OH Mr.. \. 5.
wNITTEKER, At the Post Offices
-. H.sC. McWII0RTER,
OcG o. 'G4.-"m Sec. i Treas. Oh. Ex' Co.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

The Copartncrship heretofore existing be-
tween John Slack; Jr., and John D. White,
under the style Of Slnck & White, was this,
the 9Th day Of September, 1864, dissolved. by
m~tual eonscni. All persons knowing them
selves TO be. indebted to the firm rill please
come forward and settle up; aud all pcrGons
having claims against the finn will present
them nj once and they shnll be paid. Mr.
J ohm D. White Inns full power 10 collect for,
md pny oE:all debts Of, tho firm. ~ -. ..
- IT. JOHN D. WHITE,
Chml>,ton, Oct %, Ca. JOHN SLACK, Jr
no9-4w. . '..' ,..'' Per JAS. ATKINSON.
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State Of West Virginia. SIS: AT RULES
:. Held in the Clerks 0fic" Of the Circuit
Court Of Knnawha County, on the LIST Mou-
day Of November, 1864.
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State Of West Virginia, IS:

State Of West Virginia, S.:
AT . Circuit Court Of Kannwhn County,
continued and held Mt the Court House, On the
18th day Of October, 1861 --
Benjamin II. Smith, ! ...r ...
happening by affidavit fled in this cause
that Ira Hurt and Richard A.. Hurt are nom
residents OF tue State 81 West Virginia, but
having estate therein, in the county Of Kan
nwha nnI rhc object Of the petition Of Spcn-
Ger Adkins and James II. Brown, as,ignees Of
Watt Willis, fled in said suit, is to subject
said os,ateto the. payment Of the balance OF
their judgment against the said lra Hurt.
out Of his part thereof, that is to say, 10 each
Of the said petitioners his part OF lbe said
Judgment .,.'
1t is therefore ordered, that the said 1ra
Hurt md Richard A. Hurt do appear within
one month after due publication of this order,
and do what ~ necessary TO protect their in
,crcsts. Testc, JSO SLACK, Crk.
no9-iw '..'. ..'...'i ..
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The Attack on Beverly.

WHEELING, W. Va, Oc;. 2?.-The
following dispatch was received at late
hour last night. ...
,-CrNrEEl,ASp,c OFT. 29.-.(;"r. 4, l.
3nI7nt,-:!-Tlie > garrison at Beverly,
composed Of 4 detachment Of the Sth
Ohio Cavalry, in commanded Lieut. Col.
Lowell, was attached this mor"ins at
daylight BY Major Hill with three hun
drci and Fifty rebels. -. 49,
Major Hill belonged to imbodens
command.
After two Lours hard fighting. the
rebels were rcpulscd and routed, with a
boss OF rs prisoners. fifteen killed, and
large number Of wounded. Among
the latter is Major Hill, who is mortaIly
w'nn"rl AMI 4 prisoner in our hands.
Our lv>S is seven killed and twenty.
one wounded, incIutlins Lieutenant Pack
killed. and Major Dove, wounded.
The rebels rc,reatcl to the mountains.
Signed, i. L. Kelley,
f.--,, Grevct Major General.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-02

Wy .SSIElL-t CORRESPONDENCE young gentle
w man, twenty three years of age. p"'srssinS Tine
personal appearance, having received goo" c'iucail'
besides having sufficient 81 this worlds goods 70 rac"
hp anrr the necessity Of abnrinS for vclii"fs de-
sirr< to open correspondence with young laly with
view To Inatrmohy. She must S' 81 prrp"ssesSinS ape
pcarancc g.nd disnsitun wei! educated. and snita-
ie companion for gentleman ofrcrnct aac and culti
ypI.sl uarners. Communications eIelasinH "carle dc
white" will h. strictly confidential aud promptly alt
swrrrd. Address, liDSEL JArxI Charleston West Va.
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Co:RRESPOND

acknowledgements DENcE-Onr thousand good
w Correspondents wanted. MI the fair Lady reader:
.f the West Virginia Journal respectfully solicited
I" write II long api interesting letter {" T. H.. PSt
known in answer y"ir letter. T. - No. Photographs
rruujr.d unless thc writer feels :" Disposed. ~
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State Of West Virginia. IS: AT RULES
:. Held in the Clerks Office Of tho Circuit
Court Of Knnawha County, on the LIST Mon-
day Of November, 1864.
Henry Snyder, paintiff, L. -..
Henry D. Rulfncr, In Trespass md
Robert Green, Attachment.
john Dryden, dts. Damages,
Archibald P. Cobb, .- $4,000.
William II. Davis, ...
Squire Price, J
=. The object Of this suit is to recover dam
ages from tho defendants for certain wrongs
aud injuries done to the person and property
of the plaintiff and to his family, &C.; and il
appearing by an affidavit Of the said plaintiff,
filed with tho papers of the cause, that there
is present cause of action therefor, and Tint
the snid afliant believes he is entitled TO, and
ought to recover, 81 ,G0p ut the lcnst, for the
wrongs and injuries aforesaid, and TINT the
defendants, Henry b. Ruffncr, Robert Green,
Nicholas FitIhugh, john Dryden; and Squire
Price, nrc non.rcsidents of tho Stnte Of West
Virginia, and that ench Of them have estate,
or debts due them, respectively, in the county
Of Kanawha and within the jurisdiction Of tho
Circuit Court Of said county. r...4...
Wherefore, on motion Of the plaintiff il is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here within one month after due publication
Of this order, for four successive weeks, in the
"Wcst Virginia Journal" n newspaper pub
lishcd in Charleston, in said county Of Kan.
who, and do what may be necessary to pro-
,ect their interest in this suit; and it IS fur
Their ordered that like copy be posted at tho
front door 0: the Court House Of sGid county
of Knnnwha, as rcquired.b by law.
Tcstc, JNO. SLACK, Cfk.
IIrSDNAN, +. Q. no2-4W.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-02

rcn,. We call attention t" he Advertisement
OF J ., u. 5Wh!te. in another coIumu.
Pa. Nc shall publish the Letter List every
month. regularly, hereafter.
IsH-Jn. Shields New Store Is completed.
and he will hein i: ns9t Yeek, Sec Removal.
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Cc1.l,r ,E0rEN,S LIST.
~. e,,
ANDERSON NnotF" IAuhihS' ''"c'u
Angel -. l.
n nnI, -IJ 81. pao"h T
p',,.o,,v u"ht' - iohn H";I,. - II
i'"ttSrwortn' john na'tE' D. VA a. - -
nire"io"' "'''" N''n'''
-. 49,. ,i..I,
EolweIl, J"hh Soa'S' "eivil!'""
o"on' a. o. - C Co'T'M"s, ". II"
Ca!chan, Howard = IoNiev' j. W.
'''''":'"' - ...:..
i,r,;% S soIn,,,r n"rS,.y Patrick
49, , io,. nuJL.r Nm y
n"">""' "''"V ~" w. -
n',n va" M', :. '''S'' " 49,
Pudding Madison ...... e.
WI, r,u.n1. vr,,
:" '''s' -'''
y, ,,,.,.. ros,,.r t;r;y,r
''e' ''l"
= -,
neaF!!' d. W; c' 's''' ~
nf'"'' NJ ,,:, ~. Lee
,,..,,,.n" 1r.n-v Hunter Messrs !. &
,io. 'S" w., WV ... I,nn,,.r J,u..
Huffman Peter liyons, James
tia'r,",. wv JInIl,nI i ".
i .," n,v;l IInsr David
II;,,;nhn,tom : lIourh, L. j,
JI,II YIN lIuuhS, Patrick
IInwrrv j NJ
49, I,,l,, lNm
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LETTER LIST.

e.! LIST or LETTERS remaining in the
! Pos; Ollie, in Charleston, West Iir%inia,
Nnvrnher !. lS';i.
~" Persons r;;Iin. for these letters, will
please >ay .An"!"rI>l:n.
l.ND!I:-' I.lSr.
Atkins, Mss {. .lu!c:>"n, Miss Clara
;:u,i,r. Mary E"s:,S, Mrs. Fanny
l::ran, Mrs. Mary i;nllt:, Mrs.
Bradley. Miss Maria Barker. 5. a.
Carr, Miss Martha rhnn. Miss NJ. \.
Can,rrlrrrv. Mrs. l.. Camel. Martha y.
p,,kr. Mrs. lame Dudley, MIS- Sally =
p:h"n. Mrs. Mary i'arnrIl, Mrs. VI. ;.
Drake, Mrs. Rachel Decl, Mrs. clarmy
billion. Mrs. Margaret
Finnir, Miss I.'iha f;,zwatcr$. Mrs. S.
Franklin. Mrs. ".
t;ailin,l. Mrs. L;zv Gally"r. Mrs.
Gilbert. Miss s.. Gardner, Mrs. Sarah
Gal.ighc:. Mrs. Jane tirrrn, Mrs. Maria
Gv,acY. Miss Emma
.Inhn>on, Mrs. K. .Ioun!rn, Miss Nora
lnmr<, Mis-; {. l.. T. .. ..-.. -,
Hatcher, Miss Kitty iirrman, Mrs. $. j.
lEml,,>. Mrs. .ll,lia Helpless. Mrs Mary
Hail. Miss :. ". l!nry Mrs l..
lli-.nhn,tJm, Miss il"nsi:y. Mrs. S. NJ.
ticnia Higgins, Mrs.
llurntr Mrs. NJ. Il.
Lark, Miss T.. . Leg. Mrs VI.
I.uca>, Miss L. y.
Mne<. Mrs. NJ. Mcr"y. Mrs. Manila
Morton. Mrs. l.. McCarty, Mrs. NJ.
Mi,chcm, Mrs. L. Mash. Miss Susan
MrkinnN Mrs. Nancy Mu.haul, Miss NJ T..
Monday. Mrs. Mary Manlry. Mrs Jane
Martin, Mrs. S. \. Marsh. Mrs. ;. j.
Mct'urmaS Miss j. Michru, Mrs. q.
Met larry. Mrs. NJ. T..
Naylor, Mrs. T.. <..!i
priS, Miss H.. Pennington, Mrs. NJ.
Perry, Mi4S NJ; y, Patton Mrs. E : ~
Fucker Mrs. Nancy Eullanl, Miss l.. ". .
Ruckcc. Mrs. Ecbccca Ruh!S JliSS Mary
Ryan, Miss NJ, T..
Seth, Mrs. E.iA. Smith, Miss l..
Short, Mrs. VI. \. Q Smith, Mrs. +.
Stephenson, Mrs. ). Slack, Miss Nancy
Smith, Miss s.. .,,.. Smith, Mrs. Sophie
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Wsp glgmtisfpleats..

Wsw adpntissaleats,
j. d. WHITE,
Successor to
SLACK e. WHITE,
Will hereafter carry on the business Of Tho
old firm a. the same Old Stand, where he will
be happy 10 nee, their old customers aud all
others wishing TO patronize n first class
Tavern, Grocery, and Bar.
m. For particulars in regard to the Tavern
sec advertisement Uu tho first paSc. ..
y. ID. w H. TIE,
Having Jus, rcceiYcd fresh and full supply
Of
GRO CE RTE S,
"f all kinds, which will be found OF superior,
quality, invites the attention Of nll 10 his fine
stock Of
COFFEE,
SUGAR, or ALL GRADES,
,rr, -, ,,,.,., ,~,r.
r,
mo,,cc,
,,,,rv,vc ro,,cr,
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL
rRIDaY MORNlNG, MAR. nj. 1864

TO ADVERTISERS Cur ADVERTISING friends viii
obIgc us by handing in their advertisements on or
before wednesday. Our parer IS worked oE on
Thursday afternoon, and, as short handed |. IS
Impossible for s to scs up The advertisements II n
mes7s, In addition 10 the other matter necessarily
postponed en,l .ba. dsy. Hereafter 40 Advertisements
esl be seeefsed on 71arsdaY
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/. will bc seen by bis advertisement IN anathe
co..nr, stst Mr. ". Il. Joassos has been appointed
Con.edcrato State Dcposdary. at Carsda fos faning
Treasury Notes ard exchanging tafter Ist April pext)
shs present caTscney sz she psw ssss at che ra Of
i',sre Of tho old for swp of tho new.