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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-13

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-19
Proclamation by the GOYernor.

STATE or ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTSIENT 4
CoLUMnus, Sept. 22d, 1854. ~
II JOHN BR0UGH. Governor Of the State of
- Ohio, do hereby notify the qualif d Electors of
the State of Ohio To assemble in their respective
Townships and Wards, at the usual places of hold
Ing elections, ON Tuesday, being the Eighth day of
November, A, D.. 1864, aud then aud there lrooeed,
as the law directs, 10 elect Twenty OkE Electors
President and Vice President of the United States
~ pursnance 70 the Consultation and laws of the
United States, and ofthis State.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto get my
name, and caused the Great Seal of The
STATE Of 0hicto be affixed, Al Colufnl,,Is
- the twenty second day Of September, in
SEAL. the year Of our Lord, One Thousand
- Eight Hundred and Sixty-Four, and in
the Eighty Ninth year oE the Indepen-
dence ofthe United States Of America
JOHN BROUGH.
By TBE Governor W
Nv. ARMSTRONG,
Sept. 20, 1854. 2R
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WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
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cure at once certain and efIecual, by which every
sufferer no matter what his condition may be may
cure himself, chcaply, privately, and radically
This lecture viii prove a boon to thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal in Plgin envelope, to any adj
dress, on the receipt of six cents, two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers,
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-19

Why Is a philosopher like a looking
ASST Ans.- Because he reflects.
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WALL Paper.

A VERY LARGE STOCK Of WALL ana
"a WINDOW PAPER, just received at the
Drug Store, which we will sell at the very lowest
figure.
PECK & HAMILTON.
PerrysbaFg Apnl2g, 1863 tfg IIf-'16
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-19
SQUARE TALK.

think we'ea protty well agreed
About this coming struggle,
We want che fair anl square thing done
No Politician Jungle.
We want man who'll be all thur
All thar with heart and hand,
To give US back the Uniou;
And that is where we staud.
We want the best that's made, we do,
Expenses Of no account
just letus have die proper thing
And draw for the amount.
We want the Union back again,
Each inch Of lake and land
The old concern, and nothing less;
And that IS where We stand.
Wewant the rieht--the r'gntest man
We do not care tlg
Whether he's Black Republican.
Blue Democrat, or Wing;
lie may be purple CaImelile,
Or yellow Amprazn
We want the Union buck again,
Aud that IS where we stand.
A good square poaee amt bad to take,
Aud war is rather rough;
OF one we amt had much of late,
Ofrother quite enough.
II lnion can be peac ID, you know,
VOL! peace II right nWav:
We wdutthc Union back again,
And that is what we say.
II peace don't prove fhe proper game,
Wen, then, jest holler out .
We only want 70 know, you know
There's lots Of boys about
II honey don't stick strong enough,
Ael try the eileX of steeE
We're bound TO have the Union,
And that IS how we feel.
We'fa all agreed on this one point,
Except few old traitors,
Who don't amount at best you know,
TO very small potaiors.
We're all agreed on this one point,
The Union fair and square.
Peaeeif We can, war if we must
And that is where we are.
We want 'he iaIva oil Gag " wavo
From Texas up 10 Maine.
Frfn Delaware % Goidon Gate,
Around, and back aPnin;
& Over each blade of grass that grows,
And every grain OF sand.
The Stnrs lnd Stiipes, and Union,
Thank God for these We stand!
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o YEZI. YEZI

NJ r. HANDLEY, licensed Auctioneer. offers
vi. his services to'he citizens OF the 10th Com
gressional District. All communications address
ed % him through the Perrysburg T, ST Office will
receive prompt attention.
Perrysburg, Aug. IS, 1904 I7tf
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Selett a@liseellaup.

a rich landlord once oppressed poor
widow. Her son, little boy Of eight
years, saw it. He afterwards became "a
painter, and painted a life likeness of the
dark scene Years afterwards he placed it
where the man saw Il lie turned pale,
tramblsd in every joint. and offered any
sum to purchase it that he might put it oni
of sight. Thus there is an invisible paint
er drawing on the canvass Of the soul a lie
likeness rejecting correctlyall the passions
and actions of onr spiritual history on
earth Etesnity~wi, reveal them to every
nan. We must meet our liic again.
Why is a philosphor like looking
glass2 Ans-Beeause he renecfa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-19
Keep Your Feet Dry j.

NTM. HOUSTON as usual lis manufa cturine
w large amonnt OF SHOES and BOOTS, for
the Fall and Winter trade. rsu4f r-..r.
Perrysburg, SeIIember o 10
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-19

want tho Democrats to uudcrsmU1.
now. that toll tie truth ot all ho2dris,
and want them ln receive 0Oi bvliovc
What say about tlie coward Mcclellan,
How rs it that we iini men SO omuch n the
mist about platforms aud issuesG Was II
not easy 1t The GhlcAeo Convention meant
60 uphold the Govurumcnt Ton them to say
soy Couldu'tthey have putit up on pa
per, so that all could understand jtG They
are either for war, or against, IL arc they
not2 SIT not easy TO act shat lorthg Bat
tho ID. lll.lnrnl. nrtA llNi.ll.l nLt. N,rL 40
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lRIsH ApRgTyEss. .--Cpsar Ctway tells q
story Of courageous little dapper excise
man, who entered Counemara, sing le hand
ed, to seize "a fat woman who did q good
hus,Aessin French silks and laces. HI met
the contrabandist in a narrow pass, and
came upon her, il recoheet Alright. unex-
pectedly, from behind rock. The lady;
who was very large aud fat, was riding on
a pilliou behind servant boy, Althoagh,
taken 10y surprise, she proved herself
more than a match for the excise oIiacr.
+" shall thank you, ma a'am, said he, TAX
ing the horse by the bride. to dismount"
I" p'smoGnt! Arrah, what for, sirl",
liam an officer in his Majesty's service,
INA am, and have reason to believe that you
have oontrqland property about your per-,
son, or beneath the saddle of yOnr horse"
Fortunately for Tie coutrabandist, she
had none OF the goods about her person !.
they were all slowed away beneath the
pillion or saddle, on whiehshe enkIg
really cannot come down." said the
large fat woman.
But really. mAam, yoamust, said the
conrageous little man, looking up at tho.
mg a..
lien il do, sir, you must help me.
With the greatest pleasure, maam."
said the miniature cNcisenan, holding mp
his hands TO assist her.
The lady, who camo down at run,s
popped into his arms with weight and
velocity which threw him on his beck III
the road, where she held him pinned be-
meath her n,.e
Ride away, ma bochai,p said she. Ia
Irish, turning round her head to the lss5v,
ant-boy; Its me the gentleman wants ,.and
not you.' 49,.
Letme up, madam, roared the excise
man.
. dear me, sir what fright you gave
me rolling herself leisurely eff and I
declare that bay bas sode on with thof
horse Once Wesk. s
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-19
CIDER MIlLS, ClDER MILIsI

thE Undersigned IS prepared to fill ali orders
forthose celebrated Portable Mills, both Crush-
ers and Graters. Will make from four to eight
bairels per day Are always ready 10 make pitch
er or bucket Of sweet elder, M few minutes. Any
farmer can save fheir cost every year out of the
refuse apples, by making lhgm ppinto Vinegar,
ID. KREPS.
Psrrysburg, Aug IL, 1864. I7tf
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
|
HOWARD Asso .IArIon,
rm.AnrLpnlA.pA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
niseases OF the Nervous, sem nal,
~ Urinary ana Sc sai system new
nd reliable treatment--in re lorts Of the HOWARD
AsSoCIAgION7-sept by mailin sealed letter enyel-
pes, free OF charge Address, DR.. ,. SKILLEF
-dOUGHTON, Howard Association, No south Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. rtt' 10zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-19
Hon. II. II. wade on McClelIan's
Record.

A grand Union rally was hgll at Mcad
vile Ia. on Saturday Sept. 18th, and al
dressed by Senator Wade ami Con- Carey.
Ten thousand people ave osuhated to have
been present The speech Of Mr. Waie
is reported in the Cleveland Lso,isr, bus IS
too lengthy to toe given culirc iu our paper
We suljoin what he had 70 saypn the sub
icct of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-19
FORT GAINES.

Captain DJuSlass Yaas pAymsster of the army. left
Fort Gainss on Saturday, n.ght at 10 ,'cOlk, in low
boat Tor Fort Morgan, acd arrived in the city by the
Eastern Ore las. night lie gives The following mar
touiars If the condition Of sfiir5 when he let
Ga Thursday Yankee monitor approached the fort
on tao Gulf side and opened ire. The Tort had three
10 ach columoiads aud in the first shots in remit 10
the monitor Two Of them were di III )an.ed and dis
sbed by the breaking Of taer eaFu5ge5. Ca Fridly
the aset ran By Fort Aorgin. Captain Vaas had inc
view tue whole SC N, and tho subseuleDt naval
fight Toe Teoumseh, the finest mon o. in tae Y ,n.ee
w, Weut do,E, sluo Instantly, a fremsndou,
oolunn OF er beng throsn up around ber-ey-
deadly tho work OF a 10 padn H5r commander. Crl
rso lost in her. foe YS1oo tIuce boat injured
Il he MAS among OUT prisoners and finding he was not
they said he went down wiz his lhip TIC sam moni.
tor ". ca hid shrtd the fort from tue Guf SIDE nov
approached 20 within haf'a mile Of the wharf and
op ned again. There cIe 10 inch sun ,e IN ybt
her, ID the carriage oil bat qua soon became ups Ne
On Wednesday nignt the Yankee troeps. estimated
rsm 600 10 1000 landed on the Ia dana gradually
approached within 400 yard OF The lors. ia had
confronted fCm tie fort by line Of ski,mishers
thrown out ON the iOL Tee enemy had plaot tbeir
b.cei-5 OF gLt Parrot gus or sand pll nsar Il
Gef shore another midway OF the LAND In front NJ
the fort, and third On Tide Danlh I,Isud Tn Sc
IT. h ucai.oFd ia The Waer iruLt were enabled 10
brg hfo 10 bear upon every part Of the work, and
WI tne a'd oi ssaFpshoo;er5 our men were net she
10 tnd at their guns. Tab bomb proofs were only
oJsale o c,vermg $50 men cut N the garrEOa, t.e
rest Nere exposed TO bom0a5dnoaL % 10 the lime
UsPa1 Vase lsit, the commander, Colonel AnderroR,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-19
Fessanden Fsasting.

BsUnet, The uu;sfal, declares that F,sstnien is
i,nsstpg in Name instead Ct attending 80 bis bus res
IL Washngton-'at.eains on clam pcs and buok-ber-
riss when he should be burri1g tie midnight oil in the
Treasury Department. This4s q bad show ng for the
usw Secretary 10 another article, Bennett ex,enultes
ne doubling Of the price Of bis paper On the ground
that Fsssendsn, so ,ar from avoiding the example Of
Chase is nuadati0g the country with fresh deuse Of
sssen5sck1. F6i5 aiso looks us'y.
Perhaps there l. an unknown virtue in cans, where.
AZ hey sharpea tie intellect Hgckleberries nay cause
financial inspirations. We know not Yankee cute
ss usy be due to diet as well as 70 i1ton dishonesty
IshL.rl u Ell Ia the Ssut7, the repetition Of the
stomach Is followed By mental dalllsss. No. 80 in
Yankee lad, where for augh. We knoE, full bal,
s,aus and brcsl, berries may set Ike 50 much cham
vsyne H,gJ eat poisonous weeds Wild impgni.y, Why
shoui'os Yankee ts sIhiarl:ed By that food Eheh
produces Indigestion sud spOplsxy in man
While feastng, Fesenien is consulting Morrill,, the
great tariff oracle Of the North, who according 10 the
Herald, IL 20 succeed Fesunden as Secretary Ct the
Treasury. lis to De hoped that the Herald does not,
a. u4aa miss tse tF1th in this statement Merrill has
but ole dsa-.o pile ca duties fer tho bsns6,,o New
Eagiand manu- a,.ursr,. 1. requires oaly " more
feathers Of this sOr. to byak the back Of the North
vs.sFa camel Already there are p.tsouo gtoaus from
ths pat elt beast lie. morrill, enter TIE Treasury, and
tsese Eroans will become sAIsks Of despair p9ssby OF
rage and rss'sssrc-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-19
y 20

IL d Esn doubtless 90 encours go desercns from the
sasmy aud 60 facilitate their r5ura 10 the United Safes
Bus heF employment as artisans and soldiers in our
afmy IS another natter W. have dread Of such cat
tie Past experience teaches us that they are unre-
able IS soldiers, AID h, W2r itself is simply terrible
struggle TO get rid Of them as eidz'aA As an almost
,1yaabe rule, they join CUE ranks merely to got a
chance o. deserving again at the earliest opportunity,
eauyrg with them valuable Information. Since the
sysouAtion Of Norfolk was marred by the Ieaohery Of
Ibs Yankee captain OF tug beat the instances oil their
la6aeliE have besn nun6e-iess. Tle dIusgs thus
Zone to our cause Is i0oalculab'e.
W. have already more Than enoush Yankees In The
South ANY Increase Of tti3 eas, encouraged BY the
government and people Gu. Of the question. Que poPU-
Iston must be KEEP. pure, if necessary BY penal laws
sga.nst Immigrants. A spd Hl1d with Yankee desert
sF, would DO worse than BJ.aBy Bay. Our farmers
should b. their grad against isserers Of any KIDD
and hand them over a. ones 70 h5nesrest CseT, VAC
E expedite their exodus under guard. Else me COM
nv vi. bs oyerr1n With thieves and mayauiess.
i, Woald DO pretty business If en- the disssndng Of
ous armies tho Thousands Of native bon mechanics
~ cur ranks should return home 10 hld their shops
SLED with Yankee artisans, who quilted thu trade o.
numbering Slu.hsfa men and violating SOl.hern vo-
iasi ouy when il ceased TO pay Yankees not de-
sirs5s IN any earthly capacity DeseT'ers should be
tieasd vel b. the military authorities, uudar whose
Coluol they should remaia Until they safely beyond
tas borden Otzans should have no.hilg to 90 wita
them Il they vii remsn, they should be sent 10 the
Psuitsaary, put to work. fed well aud paid well until
the var is over when they should be packed ,F hone
as quickly possols 1. is 'ql1lY unui,o and uasse
20 permit tbeR to 50 q. large. Unless tas population
Of tho South KEEP. hcmosoaeou7, she Wat viii prove
ee5s waste o; blood aud treasure, All tho Ooneds-
sacy q shoTl.Hvei slpra. No moro Yankees Of shy
sor,, OF aIy terms, are Ssaiei here.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-19
UNITED sTAIEI NEWa

PErIssBURa August ls.-Ths New York Herald Ia
its, leading editorial, seys I'VE are sattnsd tla Ia
castpg about for thoso great undsr currents of pubic
opinion, whisa always indicate the drift. of political
events, the mark than in ouI ae-
yocacy Of the special commission from Washington In
bsha of aImstice and convention of all the 5tates
to consider the ways and means Of peace"
The Herald c. III upon the merchant PRICES and
manu- acturers, 6nanclers, trade IN and working men,
Of ell Professors and ali pursuits, regardless Of
party notions and arty leaders, 10 proceed at once to
the work Of bringing tcgsther grand, independent
citizens meeting, ia Union Square, for the eIlr,ss Oh
Jet of appointing committee Of five hundred repre-
sentative ci z,as to wait npou Lincoln, In behalf
embassy 70 b oamoCd, with liberal oyeTtutes for
mistoa aud Convention of all the Ssales in order 70
if this dreadful war cannot be ended ia mutually
satisfactory tnay Of p,ao IL heads another edfsS-
rial, " Is War to be E.ernais'
The Herald says In its situation article, Batter lie cut
ting canal scsOss Dut;h GIp, distance of about half
mile but shsn constructed it vii save dstsnss Of
aOcut miles, add viii enable tne Fsdsras avoid
the distractions in james river Tie eneny IL bring
ing heavy fire to bear upon the working parties baE
the work soe, nobly on.
AdVicos fRm SaermAa's heaSq asterJ ocnfrm tie
account Of the iak movement TO the wss of Atlanta
aad cay kis right a. Est Point thus cutting
the r.Osl communication With Montgomery and Wtss
Point.
Avsri was promoted ii. jOr General after the Morr
6sld fight.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-19
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN 5rH COMPANY WASH
lNaTON ARTILLERY

The following IS a let Of the casualties IN 5sh Co.
Washington Artilley, from n o, serving in tSe Asmy
OF Tennessee, from the beginning of tie campaign to
july 20 b.
he'd Il Simmons, Slmr Russell, W d cGreqor,
A Bauil, Martin MLthis w StuAr', W Sewel, 7 B
VIZ stOn, Oscar L1gsre, John ggs-l0.
Wcund,d-A ] Ohalsson, very slightly; JR Kent,
r W Fa-er, O W Fox, SAM Galpin, y Barrow,
G,o Brow, A OOllns'T White, Wst',
] Dlv'dson V + Allan, A Allain, Stsich, W
scott, John Smisb, James Gif-n. very slightly -
Rice, R eketls Sergeant Smith, eighty Ben
Badge, K Psrey-22
Mi.sing-Ed FsbrenbaOh, Jbo BOlri man, Ed Charles,
Galpin, wounded slightly; Gslpin, Virtue.
Since this mpaly has been in carbohydrates o.
two years asd a hslf-the nsmes of its killed and
wounded have unfortunately figured frequently in the
reports of battles 10 the West Fom the blooiy field
OF Oh the last struggle aFouad Atlanta il has taken
rlminent part in all the engagements in the West
a7d ia every battle We hsv5 been psued 10 see t,
ranks thinred cut, and some OF its noblest spirits
stricken own.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-19
From the Columbia South CdroliniaH.
how TO MEET RAIDERS.

About one year Sgo picked detachment Of forty
men from the 5.h Illinois cavalry completely srmed
and uouned for II, purpose left their camp in the
10 sFmy corps, Gsceal Washburno commanding, en-
raid Their written Oriefs, nos in the possession Of
she wrier Of this article, to 90 down the Essis-
a;ppi on altrar-port from Warrenon, land at Brain
bufgh, belos Ycksbusg. proceed from thence across
the eoousrg, FIRST to the Jackson and New Orleans Rail
road; there's to the Mobile and Ohio R,road; next to
tho Meridian and Selma Rlitoai; rtxi TO che Mobile
AMI Montgomery Rdl oa6; and 6a.ly, report a. Pea
sloola rt which point they vera TO return by water
70 their command ne Mississippi. The object Of
the expedition destroy all bridges and culv,,ts on
there several lces of Communication then most impF
tsnt to Us BY reason Of smIary movements in pre-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-19
OFFICE OF MEDICAL DIRECTOR
oy U. s. HOSPITALS IN Va,
Richmond Va Anz IL 1894

I In accordance with orders from Surgeon
He General, Surgeons In cn1ge Of Hospitals Virginia
nstEuc ed hs houd make contracts wgard:ners and
for the supply and delivery Of Euc1 OF vega
and other ordinary marketable produce may
their patients beyond what be furnshed from the
hoptSl gardens.
condition OF the Hospsl Fund will permit
Ia Oh rye OF Hospitals allowed, h necessary, TO purchase
ausp aton TO enable hem 10 obtain lies CT vegetables
chick sn eggs, from beyond the Giles more
careful upeyon VIII In future be exercised the prices
paid for such hospits supplies and the surgeons In charge wi
held strictly soIe for price,
in ehse OF Hospsl Will inform their that
chasing frGm n. kes VI Cities from wagons their way
Market future not be Teorted to the
OF tuppls heen indicated prove insufficient In that
10 such exe9t 20 Wills supply de- cencies
IL In accordance with Instructions from The Secretary OF War
Surgeons charge OF HospAs directed purchaIe
any Of the following stci coDposng The ration, they wall
be bought aad In future only ny officers OF the snbs
Depa nea Beef mutton, bScon pork, wheat hsur
meal died peas beans, RICE salt vinegar, sugar. moAsse
Agents engaged In the purchase Of these Arcles all mme
da,e'y Withdrawn. MA. OARRISGTQN,
aul3 1W Medical Director.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-19

SIgns Of dsmoSSis,tioa ia tho g.rrison. scme
of the officers expressed decided opinions in
favor of render, they thought the place would be
taken and there would be gbtful WOste OF life 10 no
purpose. The men saT lle or no hope Of relief since
the Tennessee" lost and they much exhausted by
akiimisbiag a day and working In the fort at night
Capt VSs5 states that up to the time he left Colonel
Anderson behaved with great resolution and split, gal
lautY exposing himself and urging bis line of skir-
msheIs TO maintain Its ground. Il tho night after
Capt. let that Gen. Page passed 10 Fort Gsioes
Capt. v 10 Of tho opinion that Fort Morgan via hold
out as lOrg its provisions do aud that will be the
best part of wear.
The Yankee a ct was badly crippled. Nearly every
chip scareened over and the whole buuy repairing
Il Is believed its losses are not less than $50.
Mobile Mems.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-19
me VICTORY AZ whites Tavern.

The officer oonma-oirg tue Confederate forces on tie
rOrth bank Of the James must DC an exceedingly mod
- psrscn He Is evidently determined to surps Ger.
L in brsyiiy and simpsnsss Of statement. HIS deS-
. tohes produced every where ,hs impression tia,
Uat.ls 81 Whites Tavern vas trdng Affairs mere
ADVANCE Of tue enemys skir.shsra AID n If repul e.
Lte vtentiol "a paid tbs phrase determined at.
saek"
It tu.ns on. that two or more corps Of the enemy
m .de = Ger e assault on our limos, carried pant
tssm and we're driven ont with heavy slaughter, esEe
oay OF negroes and with the less Of s1 eish: hut
drsd ur.sonsrs. ooogs, etc. This small ma tr,
and deserved oaicAl uOes more pronounced than D. y
We havs seen.
General Ashone appears to have given 90 mu,h Of BIZ
mind 70 6ghtrg tia; be ha7 forgotten the arr Of writing,
or rather bays no, yet leaned interpret his 6es-
patches Hereafter We shal aly them more closely.
We beg, towsVeF, 70 sugsess that Whoa n n again
hips tso eofrs With two bEigades his despatch wou
sot be considered a, Ill PrOI if it meatiOnei the little
aiscunstaRce.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-19
BUNCH! PUNCH! PUNCH u!
Will be Issued
ON MONDAY. MORNING, AUGUST 22D, 1884.
BUY I'll GET 1T SOMEHOW
1T IS FULL OF NEWsl
INSTRUCTIVE. ABUSING, IN IERESrING.
AND YOU WILL LAUGH,
TO BE HAD FROM THE NEwsBoYs AND
BOOKSTORES OF THE CITY.
ALSO,
THE PUN0A SUNG BOOK.
tuI9--St
MAILS ON THE VIZ GINA CENTRAL Rail-
ROAD.

"A advertisement oil The postmaster Gene
~ rs In the Ssnne and Dispatch 10 prodBee
tie impression that ls Company hss refused TO
SO far f'm ta epg the fact no has rused 10 dHoo ne
C0DaEdny 90 carry stD The Company rTed n. uAs
To- taan months without complaint him or any
else, iar knew. has refused psy anything
tits ervce nevertheless he has been informed the
would still continue 10 cary them, becg wag take the risk
OF having justice done them At some IA lime.
10 Alleviate far practicable the selious public
nenee from tEIs unreasonable and exaorna course OF the
notice hereby gyea thai the Company
letters ami papers At their o9e In the CITY
yred without ha at post ONCE the line ofe road
ers will ed the count at the dfeut
ths rosd All those directed 10 mond points beyond will
be put the office box for resging Letters
be kept In the sdptlnendents Once which open
ftJm 9, A. NJ to 8, T. Newspapers may be Withou
postage, but letters must be prepaid.
Eulg-dlw II. F0NTAINF. Pre5idsnl