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DIR. wIIGuTs BEJU.
NENATlHB ELlNIR; or
Essence OF Litei PTcparCt
from pure Vegetable IA.
tracts, containing nothing
Injurious TO the most dell.
cate.
The RcjuvenRtlng Elixir
~ the result OF modern
discoveries IN the ycgetn-
bic Kingdom being an
entirely new and abstract
method Of cure, hIespe0-
tive of all the old and worn
out sytiems,
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Schuylhill county gives Meyer Strouso (D5m
l72j majority. Union gain OF 3l6.
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DYSPEPSIA! DYspErsIA! DYSPEPSIA

Elizabeth Bianson, Of Brandywine DEL formerly OF
Olo Chester Del do certify that for and half
suffered everything but death from that awful disease
called Dyspepsia My whole system Frustrated with
Maknese and peryOus debility; could not digest my
hodi II ate even cracker or the smallest OF
iood II would return Just as swallowed IT, became so
eostye in nay bowels that wond not have passage in
less than rom four and Ofe eight under this
mense suffering my mind seemed entirely to give way
had dread Of horror and evil forebodings thought
mat everybody hated Rnd hated every body; could
not bear my husband nor my own children-0yerythns
appeared 20 be horrors stricken to me- had no ambition
TO do anything lost ali my love OF family and home
would Gamble and wander frO place place. could
not De contented felt hatI doomed 10 hell and that
lhere was no heaven for me, and often tempted
commit suicide. 30 near was my whole nervous system
destroyed, and also my mind, from that awful complaint
Dyspepsia that friends thought best plac
IN Dr khkbrdes Hospital, West Philadelphia remained
thefe nine weeks and thought was little better; but in
few day my dreadful complaint raging as bad
ever Hearing Of the wonderful performed by Dr.
Wisharb Great American Dyspepsia Pills and his treat
nen OF Dyspepsia, my husband called DR. WishArt and
stated my to him He said he had doubt he could
cure me, so IN ihTee days a0r called and
digest my food and felt that my disease was fact giving
way ana continued to for shout months
ana At the present time enjoy perfect health OF body and
mind, and most sincerely return thanks 10
sia lils and Pine Tree Tar Cordial that
insane asylum and premature grave All persons suf
ierlng win Dyspepsia are nt liberty TO call on me or
write, as am willing to do AL the good for suffering
humanity. ELIZABETH BRANSON
Brandywine, Delaware formerly Old Chester Delaware
Dr, NIsHARTs oace, No. 10 N. SECOND Street,
Philadelphia.
The above are few among the thousands which this
great remedy has saved from utmely grave. have
hunored OF e eIs from physicians and druggists I'm all
paris o the country that they have prescribed
OF sole medicine which gave such universal satisfaction.
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IIe Celebrated Poor Richards Eye Water, 81 small
size, 2j cents.
. No. 40 ARCH Street.
scalp Renoyator, 81.
ttIO-Ws-3a Eo, 40 ARCH stTssh
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FOURTH EDITION
PENNsxLvAE1A ELECTION.
Twenty.nrst District.
Tenth District.

In Westmoreland county, Dawson, Deunotrat,
cratic gain Of 400.
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They cure Suppressed
Excessive, andPalnful Men i.
situation.
They cure Green SICK
ness (Chlor0ais)
They cure Nervous and
kpinal Affections Pains in
the Rack and lower parts
VI the BODY, HeAyiness,
Fatigue ON Slight ExeTtiOn,
PalPitatlon OF the Heart,
Iowness OF Spirits, Hyste-
ria, Sick Headache, Gidii-
ness, &C., nc. In . word.
by removing the irregRsrlty,
they remove tho cause, aud
with II al the effects that
HpTmH from Il.
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Z
fAHItfH

on ROKEE IFJHU.
TIOh n intended a. an ALI
O. assistant 20 the CHERO
EEE REMlFDY, and should
b. ufed la ooBunc lOn with
that medicine In AL cases Ol
0UnOfThua, Glett, Fluol
Albus or Whites. ftt baectt
are htelina, soothing and
demnlcents removing All
ntaiding heat, ehordte, and
pain. instead of the burning
and almost urtndurabis pair
nat 10 experienced with
nfariy All the shsap Quaeh
lhitciions
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CUFEOKFr pHIRI

M NUM- y n. %
SUGAR COATED
FEMALE REGULATOR
HKALIH PREsEhVER
CERT AIN AND SAFE.
For the Removal Of OBJ
structlOhB, and the insur-
ance OF Regulsrity In the
Occurrence Of the Monthly
Periods.
1hey cure or ObViete those
numerous diseases that
sptiaE from irTrRnlariiy, by
removing Ne iTTeguiar1ty
itself.
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A GARD TO THE LADIES'

Ladies, by sending
ONE DOLLAR
To either agent can have the
PILLS SENT DONFIBENTIALLY,
BY mall, 70 any part Of the city country free Of
postage.
s. D HOWE
O-c2-2m No, 90 W. THIRTY SIXTH Street, n, Y.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-12

The CHEROKEE MEDI-
CINES are sold by all enter
prlsing druggists In the civil
lized world, Some unprin-
cipled dealers, however, try
10 sell worthless compounds
IN place of these - those
which they can get at q
cheap price, and make more
money by selling than they
can on the CHEROREE
MEDICINES. As you valuo
your healil-aye, the health
OF your offspring DO not DO
deceived ~ such unpTin-
cipled druggists. ASK for
ThESE MEDICINES, anu
AaNal ama lAHLL
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PROM The Army OF the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAo, Octo.
Der l0.-No events of Importance have transpired
in front of Petersburg for several days. The
pickets have been actively engaging one another
the past two or three nights on the left and left
centre of the line, and a number Of casualties
daily occur.
DR.. Howard, of the Regular Army, has recently
introduced valuable improvements in ambu-
lances, which will prove a great blessing to the
wounded. Generals Grant, Meade, Ingalls,, and
Warren, as well as the principal surgeons in the
army, highly commend il, and there Is no doubt
1t will be introduced extensively in the armies
Of the United States.
October ll.-Last evening and part of the
night firing was brisk in the centre of the line In
front OF Petersburg. Large bodies Of the enemy's
troops have been seen moving towards our left
the past twenty-four hours, which received the
attention Of our gunners whenever they appeared
within range.
There is nothing new from the Army Of the
James That army remains IN ito former posi-.
tion at Chapns Bluff, the enemy not seeming
desiTous OF attacking the line there. General
Mott has gone North on a short leave Of absence.
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nR, BAsSBTTS PRIVATE MEDICAL
~ OFT1CE-DR. BAssErTs PRIVATE MEDICAL,
OFfICE-At Drug Store, y. W corner FIFTH and CAR
itNTER siregts-At Drug store, n. W. corner FIFTH
and CARPLN'TER Streets.
WORD OF ADVtCE-To those suffering with Private
Diseases and are about IN put themselves medical
treatment. III fact that thousands an testify TO bv
their years Of suffering that nearly every that adyeT-
Uses 20 cure private diseases, instead o doing what they
represent ruin their patients constitutions bY hng their
system with mercury and other mineral drugs thereby
Dovng pcm for fhe present but instead of curing then
only drives the disease Into the syseu that the least
cIosurt brings out again worse than before The second
ac those who with one Kind of medicine profess 10 all
kinds Of Secret Dsghaes. 10 any sensible must
seem abud for doctor 10 prescribe tho thing for
at least bait Of the Diseases that these Ouachs profess 10
cure. " lille In some cases mild remedies answer, IN
others, where the has been of long standing win
T'quEe powerful Cnol 10 reach them, which only bo
known by having the best medical advice The remedies
used by Dr, BASSEIT are uurCly vegetable, aud arc
known o. no other doctor m the city In using them no
change Of diet is required. Persons suffering win DO wei
90 call ana consult tlo doctor U them years
Of sufcrng He can be found ny his oice at an honrs Il
nc day and evening. Cars Of the Fh and sixth etreet
line pass he UllCe.
k.B-Persous residing IN the country. by describing
their case end lncorn. 81, w receive hU m0dicno they
require rs they may direct, lQ-Il-2ts
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-12

By tho nae ofths CuERO-
KEE REMEDY and CHI
kOKEE GNJECEtON-ths
two medicines as the same
ume-Al improper dis
Charges are removed, and me
weakened orgAAs are spool
ny restored 10 fuD vigUr and
strength.
For flll particulars get our
pamphlet frO1a aay drug
store N the country, or
write rs, snd We viii mai
FREQ 10 any gddroFs . nul
treatise.
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II is prepared IN a hlshly
concentrated FORM, the dose
only being from one t1two ten-
spOonfuls throe times per day.
Iii ciureiic and Alternative
In rs action; purifying and
cleansing the blood, causing
v to nCyy In all its original
purity aud vtgoT; Tins reno
wing from the system all por-
n'ciOus causes which have ia-
duced disease.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-12

rI-~sh FOR NEW WYORK.-DESPATCH
~. and swiftsure Lines, via Delaware and
TTran canal Tho steamers OF these lines are leaving
daily AZ ~ o'clock M and O'Clock r. H., FROM third per
above walnut street,
teuns, apply 70 WILLIAM N. BAIRD CO., No. l9a s.
DELAWARE Avenue,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-12

Prices OF the Cherokee
hodictnos--CherOkoe Ksme-
dy, o. u botus. ur 3 bottles
ilr - Cherokee Injection.
~ n bo.tle, or 2 bottles FOR
90. Cherokee Cure, o. a
bottle, or 3 bottcs Tor Sb.
Or, WTlshGs Euxir, s2 4
bottle, Or . bottles FOR s.,
Ohcrolee Pills, for females,
81 a boA, or Z boxes fCT %.
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-s> WEALTH, HEALTH, AND

By sq5sfqI Ps5qsal Of DE gILLlAM YoUses New
by every one SOLD by Booksellers generally and Al ne
eents. 'H''e' w. '1O 'F"o0S 7rNAsR' PflGe %
CAPD To nm I1DIEe
n
mn nt,po>ro,e oo,oT>- p,,,s ron ,.,,,,.,
rraub,e in ,orroc,,rr regr,,,r, ana r,r,o,,n,, i,
obstruction. from whateyeT causes, and always always
80 pi'''"N''
aSr p &Te 19g and have been used by The
u1psralsIeJ snccess In syr w % d u n, i WIN IN
many ladies " no 6ne rsei Them ~ tnaTs ~
% y SS lI f MSa'Se ya s s Fl a. sI1e % rSSSD Tng from
SecS2 sR hSs r 1 MIN mot permit 4 Females
as lie proprietor assumes NO e bv ser tSs nSoI;
oigrbief To- bcahb g ,b p "ond pssvSnt an
run and sxPlieit diIectons oconpan, Ing Zach box
sI Fs' ts S 9 SIX P9SsS So s'd Wholesale and retail
Elliott white 500, No, IS Y. Fourth street.
4 Hars6a oorner Of TRrfceSt6 ans Market streets
Iyott Il Co No gi2 \ second street f >'''N 'NV'''
So9ntTai 50 ~ naiadoIr h0IloT%y TSn,s = GoWden' aud
Atre'ail by an'drussi'is.
Iad,ss nv sora,n,
''Oy ''"0'Hs ONE poIUAR
To either aSSfni' SI Sa9 Reye y t9S
by mall 70 any part Of The city or country free Of
Z d HOWE
CECRRT DISEASES SECRET DIsFASEsI
~ SAMARlrAN'S GIFT!
bAMANIAN'S GlFfi
IHk MOST CEH1AlN CURE EVER U9ED.
Yes, positive cure for
- GOAORRiiCEA, CLEET, STRlCTURES, &c,
Contains no hinoral, no i}alsam 10 Mercury,
Only ten pills to be taken TO ede ct a cure. -
Cures In from two four days ana recent cases IN
"tweny four hours" Prepared by graduate OF tie Uni.
Nersy OF Pennsylvnnin OF the Doctorg
ana Chemists of the present day.
no LNPosuRR, no TROUBLE, Ko CHANGE WHATEVER.
Let those who have despared OF getting cured or who
have been puIged with Balsam CopAiva, Mercury at
orce ny the
SAhAlTTANS GIFT.
sent by mall In plalH envelope.
Price, male packages, 81 Females, 80.
~
BLOODi BLOOD! BLOOD!!l BIO0Diiil
- ----
SCRofULA ULCERS SORES, SPOTS TErTERS,
- SCALES, Rolls,
SYPHILIS OR YESEREAL DISEASES kc &c
SAMARITASS
ROOT AND HERB JUICES
fs offered the puhliC as q positive cure
SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL DfsEAaE3-the sAMA-
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Composed OF simp e yepe.
table extracts, they contain
nothing deleteri5us 70 any
constitution, however Cell-
cate, tfelr function being 70
substitute ItTength for " eak .
Tess, which. when properly
used they never fail 10 do.
They may be safely used
al any Hge and az any period
except during ne Hrst fhTe .
moufhs, during which the
uni. Hing nature OF ,hclr ac-
tlcn would irfAl,bly rnE-
YgET prCgnAncy
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In the CHERCKEE MEDI-
cines, the unfortunate viii
hnd a cay Of deilyeTAuce
from suffering and pain. A
day splondid and glorious,
when they shall no 10 ger
suner without cessation or
repOBe, either through mer-
cenhry qUacks or the iDeth-
cheney ofnausoouB prop9ra-
lions.
The "CheIokee Modiclnes"
accomplish their ransOm-
their emancipation. An
emancipation so great so ad-
mirAble, and SO prolific Of
universal good. These medl-
ciucs win prove, IN any ana
every case, faithful and
never failing friends in Tho
time Of need.
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II FSAa. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
sIiyssEs Steamship Line, sailing from each port on
SATURDAYS, from hrs wharf above PINE Street PhilR-
dclphia, and Long wharf, Boston. From arst wharf
above PINE Street, on Saturday, October g, 1864.
The steamship sAA0S, Matthew'S win sail from Phila-
dcpha Tor Bostsn Saturday, October 8. 10 O'Clock
NJ. ana the steamship NORMAN, Baker, lrOm ost0n
TO- Philadelphia. on same day, At4 4. n.
These new and substantial steamships form regular
Inc, san ng from each port punctuay on Saturdays.
Insurances effected at 0nohalf he premium charged on
6ae vessels
FTciphts taken at fair rates. - - -,. -, ,..,
Shippers are requested 70 send Sip Receipts and Blt
LAdlng with their goods -- -,
.n,iy a. NsN' W '" HENRY WlNSOR a co.,
~fisI-6 No. 332 s. DELAWARE Avenue.
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SHIPPING.

.,SSSeR. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
~ pool, touching at Queenstown, COrk HRrbOr.
The well known steamers OF the Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia Steamship Company are intended "
sail as follows
ETNA, Saturday, October 70.
LDINBtRG, Saturday, October %.
CITY or WASIiISGTOG, Saturday october 90
And every succeeding Saturday, 81 noon from Pier No
A. North River.
RATES or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin 90 Storage .........s $1,000
First Cabin 70 London 70 90 steersge 70 London. 6s00
First Cabin TO Paris. lA0 90 Stecrage 20 Paris. S0Oo
First Cabin to ambrglS0Ol Steercge 10 Hamburg. 400
Passengers also forwarded 70 HAyre, Bremen, Rot
tOrdHm, Antwerp, &C, at equally low rates.
Fares ncm Liverpool or Queenstown First Cabin,
$50, Sl7O S2lO SteCrago from Liverpool and Queens
town $40 Those who wish 10 send for their friends can
buy tickets h0re at heSe rates.
tOr riuIther Information apply at the Company's olces.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
No III MAINIiI SIrnnt phIalnlnhLn
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We send all the CHERO-
REE MEDICINES by EX-
press Except the Cherokee
Pills, these are sent by mall,
free Ofpostage), on receipt OF
price, TO any part Of the civil
hZed world, securelypacked
in such a manner that no
one through whose hands
they may pass would know
tie contents.
Ladies or gentlemen can
address us In perfect c0nii-
dence, and we will Ia all
cases frankly answer their
lettersi aud give our opinion
OF each individual case. we
prescribe no minerals.
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GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA Pills AND PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-26
The Last Hug.

A contemporary puts the case strongly thus: The
business OF the hour is war-Wh ali the world, il
uece sary TO the achievement Of independence nat
mongrel myrmdOUs Of Abraham Lincoln. TIE clans
are gathering The North for the flel srugg,e-for
the last hug in the pariance of the ring There is
every evidence oft in the proceedings Of the
Federal Congress- in tie tone Of the Northern press
ia the military advertisements for recruits and in the
preparations o! Grant in Tennessee. Those
inAt0ry preparations will, no doubt, develop them
selves in = grand rad upon A.lan,a in the spring
These Industrious Efforts on the pat OF enemy must
be anticipated by energetic preparations our part
The result will depend much upon ths determination
aud enqur4GGSS ssner SIDE prhaps, upon decreased
numbers OF fighting men. 1t is a question Of PUCK,
after ALL Il cannot be possible tbas the chiVAlrc
o. the South will be the first TO "throW up the sponge
in the great The extensive preparations Of the
North, and the boastlu declarations of her Congress
with million of reinforcements, &c carry desolation
oger the whole Southern country, only reveal their
weakness and the hopelessnes of their schemes OF sub
JlgAlon if ibis last endeavor fail We must not be
behind il arrange men for the fight which may DO de-
csye in it's results The decks must b. cleared for
tor. The veterans in the field mrs. be stimulated, en-
couraged aud cheered on in their g!orlus march by
additions to their ranks from the of all avaA
be arms-bearng force Aockng to their side We have
but to this last issue presented to by the enemy
as men fighting for their liberties should meet it, and
the whole magnificent scheme will ttter to the EARTH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-26
The Wolf and the Lamb.

The Enquirer, speaking Of the report Of the Senate,
reprobstug the action Of the President in the appoint
men. of Gen Lawton Quartermasler Genera, says it
ais not calculated to tn people that that har
mony and concert Of action between the Executive aud
Legislative branch of the Government exists, which is
nee ssary to The success of cur cause"
Possibly the real sutho. of he discord much aud
so Justly lamented may be as,ertlined By careful pc
rusal Of the following narrative:
One very hot day Wolf and Lamb happened to
come together 70 quench their thIst clear silveIy
brock ttat ran down by tie side Of mountain The
Wolf took Tia stand upon the higler ground, and the
Lamb al some distance farther down the stream The
We seeing that the Lamb was fat and plump. deter
mined 10 Pick quarrel with her. What do youmesn
sad the Wolf glariug upon the Lamb With his fierce
ewes by making the water so muddy that cannot
pof sbly drink il p The La mildly replied, eau
not see bow that can be the water from you 10
me. not from me 70 you" "Th,t may be- said the
Wolf in tone of anger "but have been ttld that
SIX months ago you used iDpertnent language towards
me-" Really" answered the Limb, you must be
mistaken, az at that time was not born" The Wolf
uoon thus fell into dreadful passion, ard drawing oI-
ser 10 me Lamb said, "We if it not you It must
have been some Of your family; so al the same
and Just now am in want Of my sapper." 50 saying,
he espsd at the throat Of the poor innocent Lamb ara
tore her 10 pieces.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-26
THE CONSTITUTIONR RIGhTs,
RICHMOND WHIG.
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 90, 1854.
The ouartermastesr Generalship.

We publish in to-dlys issue the report OF the Com
mittee on Military AEAirs of the Senate in relation TO
tie ouAr.ermaser Generaship. The resOluso SpPen-
dsd 10 the report to the effect that in the sense OF the
Senate. A. O. Myers is Quartermaster General, and A
R. LAYTON is not we're published with the CongrtssiOn-
Al proceedings few days ago. The controversy which
has sprung up between the Executive and one branch
Of the Legislative Departments upon this ve1ed ques
tioa must m every lover Of harmony between the Chief
authorities OF our government with concern The &C
tual Importance and merits Of the ease and the legal
An constitutional principles involved are far less in
teresng to the public than the spirit eVineed from the
initiation to the p.esen: stage of this controversy We
have already as at this time devoted 80 much Of our
space to this subject, that refrain from entering
again upoR its discussion. The Senate report which
Ne publish and the able remarks made in support Of
it, which our space has prevented "a from giving in
full, in vindicaion of their dignity and prerOgatve,
mustcarry conviction, not only TO its own members,
but to the public Of the justice Of their issue with the
Executive, We trust tina; it will carry conviction to
tie latter also that taking counsel Of screton he
II magnanmousy acknowledge and rectfy his error
aud that rather than peItnaciousy continue 50 undg
n6ed, 50 untmely, unpropitiOus controversy, he
will frankly scquesce in the conclusion impressively
stated by the Military Committee of the Senate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-26
Lineolnism.

There are two kids of LinCOnism. 0ne is a support
Of the man on personal grounds the other, support
of his measures on principle PiaeehOlders and place
hunters sell themselves to the individual Abraham n
CON- for round sum- or for tho hopSpof getting that
sum- Political theorists adopt his measures, or force
him to adopt their mtasuEes, from interested motives
partly, and partly f.oU conviction, or less we'll
defined that these measures right and best both for
the preservation of oder in the United States and for
the successful pros cltol OF the To thC Sc
ends the shreWd ,pubIcAns, who have made Lincoln
what be is avoW their willingness nay, their anxiety to
establish new consolidated government On the ruins o!
the old federation.
The plea was and is military necessity" On this
Lincoln now holds The lie OF the nation is in dan.
ger at the hands of the rebels" was the cuckoo song,
with which they bguled the pc pc frs, of the liberty
of speech next Of the liberty of person. aud finally Of
all liberty as guaranteed by the Constitution. Some Of
the people, indeed protested; bu. Congress obedient to
the Executive yielded up everything to him-for the
sake of preserving the country.
As each successive step towards despcsm was taken,
the Southern newspapers loud 10 their denuncia
lions Of Northern tyranny aud ubilaut in their exuta
tons over juhern freedom. Blu. a & eat change has
come TO pass. Leading Southern papers openly ad-
Vocate the suspension Of the writ hG5s4s corpus and
Que of then is willing to tear up the Constitution
waste papsf, rather than sar il to impede the public
defence o, embarrass the Government" What is this
ou. urging the destruction of the Constitution On the
plea of military necessity? Aud wha. IS that but Lin
colnism!
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-26
IMPORTANT SALE.

VIII b. sold. % CHEST bidder, on THURSDAY, The
gs OF J.nuary ist Chraasys Ia The eouaJ o. Meek
~, " A. The late residences Pury deed, the aFg
nj v b. taci land oWnsd b. the deceased, con Anpf
ahsut acres there several 90 ueuzns togerr
20 ns.y 81 sbHshsd Yard TIE Improvements e1
t-Dsye conslsdny al tHo story dwellings, ms
ors house aysrn house, shops Of every deserploni
~ nuoer negro cabins stables and bAros, togo he VS.
IN othsr prcessa.y out-h0rses al In good repar.-
Their Is on the premises e1c-enS apple and reaeh or
eh ~ and ons Of the hu, N the state. The lAnd ~
veil adspte fF6vh cora Wceat oats And tooaec4
se watersd vii be sid IN oooy, or 10 detached
,rf n 10 suit purchaser AMI On terms accommodating
AZ tbe sane lace, viii be solt ~ hos anu mules
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