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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
ADy'r AND INsP'R aENLs OFFICE, [
RICHMOND, May 18th, 1854. (
SPECIAL ORDERS,

No. lis. .
l. Brgader General james Kempsr viii take i'm mediate
command Of the OF the state OF Virginia He
will mpe their organization and place them o. once In ser
ycs To end he authorized employ all hnrolpg on
GERS who are hereby directed obey his Instructions He viii
esabh his Headquarters such point As he may deem bat
Oeers Of QuArterm 4ster CONN sary ordnance and
cihtes .
All Ocers from the State Of Virginia Of tbs Invalid CoTs,
and srch Of the Regular Forces for reason unasned
who A. Aahsrn cd 70
assign them temporarily 10 duty with the Reserves
By command Of the Secretary Of WSE
90 Asst Adjt Gen1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
LATTER FRoM GEN. F0RREsr

ATLANTA June ia tel gram from G N. Forrest
to Captain Adar, dated Tupelo, June l6 avs:
"Thers we're NO GeOrg ans hurt. Tne ..ctosy was
complete Tue Fled, wounded and captured OF tho
enemy exceeds ihs total Of my troops engaged. 1
have cent forward 800 prisoners aud there
yet behind"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
BALLARD HOUSE.
I'M PORT ANT CHAN g L.

L LIE 1roprletors OF. the BALLARD QOCta
Il deeming conducive 20 the comfort and
their patrons visitors, have determined 10 conoucs 10 ~
on the EUROPEAN STYLE.
The HOTEL will be established under this arrangement M
after the 4h OF April The patronage OF the lzfs
public and visitors generally respectfully collected IS ~ ST.
will be supplied with the best hst Tire market sio
every convenience and comfort regards and tcFs
ATTENTIONS will be furnished.
The PRorRnroRs beg leave express their bsnk 70 taos
have generously paroT sed item, and By giving teF n
viua attention 10 the pleasure and comfort VI % Sre.s
10 merit q continuance Of the
hkAIs-From A. n. 10 - ?. IL.
apl J. @. TALLlAFkkkg a 60.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

An IEVErERATE DKsERrKR.-JAmes Austin, of Com
pauy D. IL Louisiana Battalion, who bad three times
deserted from bis company committed to the Castle
yesterday Mr.. AustiR g Likely to have som5 trouble
before he gets through with this thg DeseriiOn in
this crisis of the couutys fate Is slight matter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

THAr's TIE WAY HE MoNU GoEs.-The building
on Canal street. near 9Th, formerly used as barracks
by the CITY Battalion, is fast becoming rum from
neglect 1t was leased by the Gov rnment for the term
o. three years. and is to be surrendered to tie owner
in the same condition 10 which it Was when leasei.-
Stree its vacation by tho '0ity Brt'Ou," ali of the
window ashes have been stolen and carried away. The
doors are wide open aud the premises left exposed to
further depreciation or TO the torch Of the incsndi4y
We had supposed there an Assistant iarlermaser
in this CT y, charged with the special duty of looking
after buildings leased by the Government but it would
seem there is no such officer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

D. D. W. Yanden, formerly with the army of Ten +.
nsseee. has ben appOi ted by Gen. Kirby Smith az the
Teal Director of the Trars ssissippi DePAtmen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
sann RRWARD.
DANAWAY

.DANAWAY from my residence, in the
LII county OF Lunenburg Va the P5h Of last month";
black negro FRANK, ~ old about ave feet
inches HIGH stout built, recoectei, except scar
one hips; quite Intelligent for slave will two hut
dred dollars for devary at my residence, Euu
dred dollars he be OOrnnsd in any jail 50 get him agaln
JOHN Stokes.
ieT-elm Ny address Mooreb Ordinary, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
GENERAL oRDEhs.

GENERAL oRDEns. -8r5
In pursuance Of paragraph Of Special Orders, No. s,
hrehv ssne Of Virginia. with
my Headquarters In the city OF Richmond anu Otherwise an
nounced.
III The Reserve Troops already organized WILL nmedateJ
upon he ece p this proceed By companies 70 sneh o1e
aeeesb Captains commanding are hereby espeeia
CHARGED with The duty assembling their Commands with
utmost despatch =
III The men composing the Reserve Forces In counties In
which their organisation been already effected, win as
Senbl, promptly respective Court Houses, where they
viii At once organised By the enrolling ocera and mmed
aey thereafter eompanes organized viii proceed to such
poin OF may be most convenient OF access
w The essbshed places Of rendxyous 10 the Sta OF Viz
nIa are announeed lows: Abingdon Dublin Depot Lynch
burg sauuton Gordonsvs BaTksvie Petersburg and Rch-
mOnd officers this command viii be found, TO whom they
will report.
duty guarding bridges lines Of communication, &C., will Mt be
aected BY erde they viii eonaue ppon such service until
relieved and commanding ocefS hre Instituted TO report
promptly 70 these the numbers OF such troops the
points serving the companies 70 which they belong aud
the orders under which they were assigned 10 duty.
W. The troops being called Into acve service In the
aed advised OF the propey Of providing themselves with
blankets Iubstenee &e un Auangemenu can be made Tor
regular pPy nAsmneh delay may be Incurred In
their being furnished With specially enjolned upon AL
10 bring With them TO their rendezvous such seEvceabe firearms
and ammunition they may have In their posse sson
JAMES L. KEMPER,
Brgadier General.
EH-Petsrsburs, LynOhburg Stanton papers, and Rocing
ham ReCinler -my1I-lW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

COMPREHENSIVE.
THE UNDERSlGSEDsHAV UNITED IN
u business under the arm Desne somsrv.le. and VII
conduct commen Business at the stand the Basin lately
oocupied By Brown 4 Deane. -
TSeV 1oct tie patronage Of their end the friends Of the
smS Win which have been connected and public
Irom me long expee Of both partners In business, they
hone 10 rive saiisfacton 70 their patrons.
TheV desire oonEgni en OF AL TNpe OF country p-oduce
~1u 'UPPA'' = 7. JAS DEANS,
uyS-lass, b sohkRVlLLk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
william Kelly,


OF this suit against the ceienaAn. ne
sun Of three hdndred ninety dollars aud cents
UIth legal Interest on hundred and 70 ~ ak dollars eno
nine csnts part thereof 2h dy Of February eo aeo
one hundred and fOryour dollars and thtyon, eee.
residue thereof IRON Sd dsy OF March, 1867 I'll paymee
70 hubset real estate, In the b nenuoned 70 e
payment on the said debt , -,
Aadayt having been made that the defendant, william Kelly
resaent Of he State OF Virginia. he hereby required 70
appear Ia he said Clerks once within month ter due PUB
ncAtion eo what necessary 70 profess hs IN
jso-wau Ro HOWARD. oisr1.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO..

AUGUSTA. Ga FEB 20 1864.
souheri Express Company hereby notify the friends and
relatives Of soldiers IN the Army Of Northern Vg,a and else
where prepared arrangements
nouncei the card and that they wilt do all In THEIR
power to fulAl It's requirements JAMES sHUrER,
General Sup'ta AID Acrg President,
Ie9- ed2n south1rn Express Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD 2 81
" delivering 70 me, or securing 60 that get him,
lGtto boy CHORNTOk, about 10 yeaTs old, feet rl
tall pleasant address and pfsson he ZEN resiicn1.
Charlottesville, Abemarle county, en- 's 18Th Yebrusr
purchased by ak Year, ago, ef Mr. thenss Crane IT,
per county to which county be has probably gone.
nhlT-cn Sb0 " pow
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
fHR CITY.

srABsISa cAsI.-Ws fhsntiO led on Thursday that a
yourg white woman of evil character had been arrest
oil for stabbng, on Tuesday night, a neg o named
Henry, slave of VIM. A. Wright, of the American Ho-
tel. The matter was examined before the Mayor yes
tsrday, the nsgros wound permitting bis sueuoa ce.
He had been stabbed, no eaid in the should n but it
was not examined by the Mayor and no testimony was
tIken as to its extent
Waterman Lucas, who had made tde ares, aIed
that about haEpast ten o'clock Tuesday night Henry,
the negro CINE over to where he WAS on the corner OF
Main aud 18Th reefs, and said be had been stabsed
by the accused, who going down the other side OF
ain street He went over to the accused and asked
her il she had stabbed the negro. She said, With an
OATH that she had, and would stab him. the Waterman
She then threw dix knife into the street, which he
picked up.
The accused stated that the negro hsd used improper
language towards her. She committed to jail to b.
tied before the Hastings Court
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
Approx,
A. e. LAwT0Si

QUARTERMASTER GENERALS DEPT,
RICHMOND Ju e lst 1854 I
Mr. Bullock, agent Of this Department. Is assigned to
duty organizing transportation iuppes Of iood and
thing arrangement with the southern Express CON-
pAny, above related.
He will visit Relief AEsociatonJ explain the work
Ing SYSTEM and the friends Of soldiers 10 take
Of this supplying the wants Of those 10
the nelo A. X. LAYTON,
QuAftsrmAser General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION,

BUREAU CoNscRIPrIoH,l
May l6, 1854
Enrolling officers In state Of Virginia will obey such In.
Srucons may be addressed u them BY Bgader General
Kemper in the matter indicated In Bpecs 0r No. 49, Adj
San, ana Inspector Generals once The commandant OF
eonscrpS the State Of Virginia Will forthwith Issue such IN
rnconS 10 hs oces as will Insure vigorous execution OF
,Ssss or6srs JOIN o.. PREsros
Colonel and superintendent
HEADQUARTERS REsERvK or STATE OF Va,
Rehmond 18th, 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

City of Richmond, to aOiti .a..s
A I Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
"A Court Of Hunss Of the said city, on the 9Th day Of june
1s64:
Alexander Sands administrator wi the will annexed OF the
estate Robert W. BAnWe deceased, and administrator Of
Mary Singleton BarnWsn deceased, Piinud,
agAnst
John s. Barnwen Robert BATnwe aud Edward BIrhws
fIns under the tWentYone and under the age or
fourteen years, l. Jackion and others. Deieadanis
The obi set Is gate have aScertaaed SET
hnay determined BY the eoa The right Of popeIty In
certain articles bonds menned In the BILL consisting OF
purchases the Rev Robert w. Barn sell In his heme
claim TO which has been preferred BY Dr. A. LAar on behalf
Carolina Hospital B1reAu, and which articles &C.,
claimed by DR.. 81 L. B0rde behalf OF himself and
others Of South Carolina AasocAtonthe said
articles and described Ia Exhibit r. hed with the
BIN Exhlbn beln. iastrume 4 Of writing which, stated
10 the BILL by Rev r. W. BGrnwn shortly be-
fore DEATH which instrument he dsgaed to empower Dr.
LAAT Ia Of his death disability TO use sell and APP
ply carrying the Of The South oArolna HosPi al
Bureau articles bonds & therein mentioned And Ada-
Vt having been the said Joha BarnWe Robert W.
and Edward BArnWe infants, and T. L. Jackson are
OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia, they hereby
REQUIRED 10 appear the said Gle rs ocs within one mouth AZ
publication OF this or1er and DO what may be necessary
10 protect their Interests 10 this suit
he-v4. 70. HOWARD, elk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

ar AN APPEAL TO THE PEOpl

GB AIN AfTEAL III HE PhOPl ~
THE c0NIEDERAIE sIArEs-Ths Directors Of Us y, 81
earnestly submit 70 the benevolent and the Tairctic Tn M
the Confederate States, an appeal In behalf Of the ece
lies In this sity Since ne connenctnert Of the wssE
has been refuge for those who have been dryed ~
homes BY ruthless enemies. Thousands Of kepk
and children nom the devastated counties Of yirei
but from nearly every state Of the confederaey
asyum IN our midst Ou citizens have been sDpeset i.
beres relieve the sick and wounded soltes
MAR lhoes and clothing for soldiers in the fd ans hesp
10 Afford food and shelter for their suffering families,
they In the great majority Of instances responded J
appeal . =,
duced aad difficulties obtaining others By ortise
numerous and great, that The funds contributed Tor ~
poor accomplish but little In purchasing the rees
ofhfe.
In written report from the Clothing Bureau spPe q u
there Than hr thousand females In tbs CITY ~
who obtain work not fully employed The wsges ec' %
for their work vii enabe these women 70 pre- re
sEciency Of the pinet food for themsevts ana g - Il
without assistance, then, nom the city and eeunGy 81 "a
many instances Of actual starvation have ceeud r
City Council has made liberal approprstlrs r ne a
ehase supplies, both for aiutous distribution auf a
at cost but the agents employed for the lave
able 10 proccre the quantity Of provisions ftquf
Under these circumstances feel that IL IL luiy 20
peal fellow-czens throughout IT, Confesefs
forward, without delay, contributions Of meDey 10
the Army Committee q this Association. hipce
ment OF this Committee has Abored ztG.ouzy &
fully for the ten oral and spiritual welfare CT ~
tseir families and for the succ. Of cur siooue ea,
veres and, a we hust our last and n.ost glorious
for want OF the sympathy and support Of he ~
at home
Shipments made TO Roger Martini supern dent or M P
Munord, Chairman Of the Army Committee WIN be Prem A.
tended 20. Aud In accordance with special Agcenc -
with the superintendent OF the Southern Expess Com M A
express charges Will be paid by them a. hlchIpCnd
Contributions OF should also be ntto these ge
wM. WILLIE, Js Pffrl ~
J. d. x. sLzIeHT Secretary.
Qoufhar nt,a,ar aafAd tn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

THE TAX IN KIND Capt D .vid Psnds-, Post Q Ia
iermaster, TarborO, has urnished the SOThsrHS with
the following amouns collected in tax in kind, in The
FIRST and second Congressional distress of North roll
ma Tbese collections have teen made from only eight
counties, VIZ Pitt Eigecombs, Wil,On, HAifsx Not tn
AmptO1, Hartford, BERTHE ard Martin, which counties
compose only halt OF the two Districts. The Otl or
counties being in the ebemy's lines cOec'ns ave
been made. Toe collections up to tie frat CT May:
Is III bLsh,l sEee: potatoes, $50 do Isish potAtoeS
l42 $50 90 corn, 5000 do wheat OPS do olt Ss7 DO
rye, ll9 plrrds rio5 sl55 76O do fodder IS 474 do
hay oas, 55,4lS do cotton 1902 do wool, 25S 90 To-
baecO, 5000 Bushels peas, d. beans, SO do ground
peas, 592 62S pounds bso,p, l4,2SS do salt pork.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
PATENT soRGmgM OF SUGAR ca

THE difficulty of obtaining imported &c
u and molAsses conpes to rely home podretcn. s
cultivated Sorghum viii yield sufficient mole
for consumption orossry farm.
Prepare your land, and plant your seed early
orusher, and make nolsssss a. tile sorghuG
matpres
Iber has obtained Letters Patent ss CO.
rate States for q improved Sorghum saga,
Cruher In the rspIdy Eih which the juice pressed
saks-n the saving Of the juice flows 10 the Ky n
labor required the machine-in simplicity OF
ton, and In the Which Is kept in good running
Is much 2eror TO the machines heretofore used
FOR sALE-sTATE FIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHr.
For and pasicusTs, ad ress the snhscr Der s L
Post Once Powhstan County, Va; JOHN BOOKER ksa
has q model at the Office Of Kerr Lyon Richmond, "
sp1 d2t&c3ms THOMAS Q. BROW.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

The FlOri3a co respondent of the n. Y. Tribune, de-
scrb ng raid by G n. B rney, says:
"Unionists we're not interfered with on the march,
but the portable property Of all avoWed rebels
hscand and large amount o. cutie, horses, vehicles,
, retsled for tue Of the q IArtermasers Depar.
ment'
This means simply that Birney led pack If avowed
thieves through the country Portable property" is
ca phrase 'smons glnlemsn Of that prOfessO for
spoOas, money, aWery, &c Such LincOns sOlaieis
and Union restores
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
kICHMONI1 HIG.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE rs, 1854.

sE.-DAltr. scar. sil iz Henhs $40; TIRE months
- For lsss per- 4, a per month.
ssSENT,t ya4E, tSS slE ucn.hi, SIS. No abs rPaOn
gecc - for less than six months.
WSss.r year as months, S. No subscription
less ; nonths.
-E-yli,'a iees al TIk Of The subscriber.
RsndusDees In hvs dollar bu old Issue discounted Aeeoed
a. TIE market value In Richmond The tme rec PL
sus-0RHI esspspsrs are zs-krd VIII Ores vii under
sa rat AZ term O. Easse uon Ia Ahoutt EXPIRE ana vn
'su' aremp,V thsy Nish Tie papers contained
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

CITY of Richmond, to Wit AT Rules held
~ In The Clerks oe Of the otu o. HuItings Tor the said
CITY, 90 Monday, the 9Th day Of June, 1864,
WcI on Goddn L. Apperon partners under the
arm and style OF Gsddin& Apperso1s fins'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
TELE g Il Hlo
asp0rIr OF ths Press A .-ssiatlon.
FROM NoR1U GEORGIA.

Entered aeeord % ret Of oongrs in the $780, By r.
foe states for the Northern District 9eorgia.a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

HDQ'Rs. RESERVED P0RcE5 OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND. May is, 1864. I
THE following assignment OF commanding
Il officers the OF the Resrve Forces VI
Virginia. estAbhed by Paragraph ~, General Ger n l. from
these Beadquae published for the Information OF all con-
cernej %
Colonel Robert johnston, Petersburg.
Colonel J. Lucus Davis Burksvlle,
Brigadler General I. T. Nichols, Lynchburg.
Major J. Z. Dorman, Dublin Depot.
Colonel Z. g. Lee, staunton
Colonel d. Z. Langhorne, GoraonsVne.
Colonel 2 I. Moore Richmond.
Captain W. II. Crank, Abr lon.
ocers commanding companies detahments Of Receives
upon their arrival OF the above OF rem
de1vous will Immediately report to the commanding officer
B HoGE,
my20-lw Major end A. A. g.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

ENERAL GROCERY AND
VI COMMISSION SrO Re-
THE UNDERSIGNED give office that they ". cord
GFNERAL GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
al their OLD stand 81 Main street, ard val pa pAftcu after
ton to the sales all Country Produce Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco Consigned to them.
Mr. P. II. BUTLER will have interes. business
will pay peonAl attention 10 the sales OF al goods entrusted
WILLIAMS kLbiOff W..
Richmond, Va, April n, 1854. Ipll d3K swew
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
ronr PaIsoNERl

ss1sssnt FDdlsy. OF Company D, Henle9' Bi''An' ,,
,r,u,St in eight prisoners yesterday evening" captured
~, RO,,om's Bridge They belonged to the lSn mas
..o,u.o,ts infantry, and we're very dr'd efihe var
very likely.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18

THE ALBEMARLR INSURANCE COM
Il pany viii pay the per cent Confederate tax soekod
are advised not 10 list their shares fU
ApSO-eodsi' Sscy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.

q S0 REWARD--kanaway on the Goth OF
pCO last March, my sHADRkoK. He Is about ;or /,
stout built height ave feet SIX inches, compile
black slightly crossed legs much bowed and
slightly when talking win pay the above reward Cr
him delivered TO confined so that can get him.
MRS. d. 4. WINSTON,
apl6-8taW2p' PoindeI ters Store, Louisa o., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-18
sarR1DAS's RAlDEEs.

wslearu. through gentleman jl'' Lon sPoSl"A-
nj, that .hen Sheridan passed Andrew % 'l Soua-
a, sher berg whipped b. Hampton At T'e'ii.l ;, N
isus. they waniOnly destroyed everything IA snS
oG prOper,y They were moving rapidly towards Spo'
s,,v.pia Cour. Hocs, ds,ans from And'eT' '0'p' IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-10
.RoRM OF PROPOSAL.
rToHN, COUNTY AND sTATH.]

Capt. J, G. RAzsswoE1E, Chief Quartermaster De
partnent Of West Virginia, Cumberland, nd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-10
Ole ., 7tigeHfeF,
ooe1tIOna and Answers.

OaeBtiOna and An1WsEe
From this weeks issue of Noah's
Time, and Messenger We clip the follow
ING questions and answers to correspon-
UEsr,oN.-Is it proper to say thing
looks nicely, prettily, charmingly, sweet
ly badly?-to say l feel wretchedly!
ANswER.-It is not correct to use the
adyerb in the expressions alluded to. a
thing may look mice, pretty" and so
ON. or you may feel "wretched." The y
is entirely out of place.
OUEsTIoN.-Is it proper to use the
plural form of the verb DC when its nom
native is singular pronoun?
ANswER.-When the verb expresses
action YOU use the adyerb, because 1t de-
scribes the manner OF that actIon-as he
writes handsomely, she reads huently,
Sc. When the verb is one simply exs
pressing a state of existence, land not
something done,) you use the adjective
as she is pretty; he looks charming; they
feel comfortable.
OUEsTIox.-Should lady see gen.
tleman visitor to the street door, or
would it be impolite of her not to do it?
AxswER.-She might accompany him
the first time, if a stranger, to teach him
how to get out. After that, to accom-
pany him to the front door is understood
TO express a more than usual regard for
the visit or, and there is no want of po-
likeness in emitting it
QUESTION:. have been acquainted
with young lady about year, and she
always addresses me as Mr.. -. She
has other gentlemen friends, though,
with whom she has been acqu ainted but
n short time, but always accosts them as
Tom. Dick or Harry, &c. As admire
tho young lady little, l would like to
know whether these proceedings are tae
yorable or otherwise3"
ANswER.-We should incline to think
that the lady respects you too much to be
as free with you as she is with those she
nccost4 so familiarly, and respect is
solid, and ought to be the indispensable,
foundation for sincere affection. Love
is capricious thing, however, and is
not always to be judged by infexible |
rules The reserve with which the lady |
addresses you may possibly arise from
oeculiar GOODNESS she feels towards you.
Of that YOU are the best judge. One
hing is very certain, though; she does
lot regard you with Indifference. She
,ither likes OF dislikes your company,
nd that feeling inspires the ceremoni-
BUSINESS she employs. Which feeling it
s, surely you ought to be able to infer
rom other little corrOborating circum-
tances incident to your mutual inter-
hange of social courtesies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-10
zNZzzRRIZZZ7

All the Medical men and the Pres re-Ommend
Dr.. StFicklAnd's Anti Cholera Mixture Is the only
certain remedy for DiarrhOea and DySenteFy, It Is
. combination Of AstringeUta, AbSorbenf8, ftimn.
Tents and OarminatiVes, and IL warranted to esct
cure after all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati o.