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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

Hon, colo, intermittent FeveFs, Cramp,
and Spasms, and all complaints of eiihe
Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness
whether inherent in the system or prodnc.
ed by special causes.
Nothing that is nor wholesome, geaia
aud restorative in its nature enters into
the composition Of H0STETTER'SS STON.
ACH BITTERS. This popular preparation
contains no mineral of any kind, no deadly
botanical elemeni; no fiery excilant ;5ni
il is combination of the extracts of rare
baisamlc herbs and plants with The puresi
aud miidesi Of ali difusive stimuIanis.
II is well to be forearmed against disease
and, so far as the human system can be
-ro.ected by human means against mala-
es engendered by an UNIV holesome at
-aosphere, impure wafer and other external
causes, Hostelter's Biilers may he relied
on as a safeguard.
IE districts infested with Ferer and Ague,
il has been found infallible as preventive
and irresistible as a remedy and thousands
who resort TO il under apprehension of an
attack, escape the scoufse; and thousands
who neglect to avail themselves OF its pro-
lective qualities iE aGsa,iee, are cured by
9 very brief course of this marvellous medi-
clue. Fever aud Agne patients, aflef be-
ing Piled with quinire Tor months in vaia,
until fairly saturated with that dangerous
aIkeloid, are not unffequehliy restored TO
heauh within few days by the use OF
HosteueT's Biliers
The weak stomach is rapidly invigoreted
and the appetite restored by this agreeable
Tonic, and hence il works wonders in CD
ses Of Dyspepsis aud in less confirmed
forms of Iudig Acting as a gentle
and painless apperent, as we'll as upon
The liver, it also Invariably relieves the
Constipation superInducsd by irregular
action ofthe digesliyes aud secretivs or
gans.
Persl rs of feeble habit. liable 10 Marcus
zttaeks. Loo less Of Spirits aud Fits Of Ian
gu0r, find prompt and permaennt relief
from the Bitters. The Testimony on This
point Is most conclusive, and from both
se exes.
The agony of Bilious Collie is immedi-
ately assuaeed by a single dose OF The
stimulanf and by occasionally resoning TO
il, the return of the complaint may be pre-
vented
As a General Tonic, Hosletter's Bitiers
produce effects which must be experienced
or Witnessed before they can be fully ap-
preciaied. Ia cases OF Constitutional Weak
ness, ard Premature Decay and Debility
and Decrepitude arr, ing from Old Age, il
exercises the electric influence. IN The
conyalssceni stages of ali diseases iIoper-
afes as a deiightfnl inyigorant. When the
powers of nature are relaxed it operates 10
re enforce and re-estahl:sh them.
Last, but not least, il is the The Only
Safe Siimuleni, being manufactured from
sound and innocuous materials, and en-
tFeiy free from the acid elements present
more or less in all the ordinary lonics and
stomachics OF the day.
No family medicine has been so univer-
sally, and, il may beifuIy added, deserv-
ediy popular with The intelligent portion OF
the community, as Hosteiler's Biiers.
Prepared by HOSTETTER & SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Ps.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Store
keepers everywhere.
Dec 8, is63.-1y.
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NORTHB.4RD.

Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays, at 9.15 am.
Leaves Harrisburg, If5 p m.
Arrises al Snnbary, 4.05 P m.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9I5
Arrives at Harrisburg, I.35 am.
Leaves Barrisb'rg except Monda5 800 :"
Arrives at Sunbufy, 5.38
For further particulars apply al the office.
IN DUBARRY, Supt.
Harrisburg, Aug 8, 1863.
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SOLDIERSIHN TME,AEsMY
And Our People at Home
Are now offered an opportunity by which
they car obtain a
a GOOD AND DURABLE TIME-PIECE
AT-A
VERY Low FIGURE.
IN WnLrhes nre

Oar WdteheS are
WARRANTED TO KEEP TIME ONE
YEAR, and The buyer IS allowed the PRIV.
ilegs OF Examination before Payment is
reCnired
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TIE NEW YORK Baby NEWS.
North Central Railway.
TIM TALB e.

TWO TRAINS DAILY to and from.tbe
North and West Branch of The Susquehan.
ma, Elmra, aud al of Northern New York.
On and after Monday, Aoril 2olh. 1893.
the Passenger Trains OF the Norh Central
Railway viii arrive and depart from sun
bury, Harrisburg aud Baltimore, as follows:
SOUTHW.8RD.
Mail Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, at 10.IOa.m.
Leaves Harrisburg, I.l5p.u.
Arrives al Baltimore, 5.35
Express TIa.u leaves Sunbury daily
except sundays, at 1l07 pm.
Leaves Harrisb'fg, except Monday 200 am.
Arrives al Baltimore daily except
Monday, at els am.
Ae eommodalion leaves Hauisb'rg 6 80 am.
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FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
NEW YORK WEELY NEWS.

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ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY,
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Eievep Copies to one Address FOR One
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insle copies Three cents
THE NEW YORK BaILY NEWS.
A fiisicia-a Metropolitan Journal devoted
TO Peace aud Constitutional Liberty, aud
containing all The news OF lhe day. Poiti-
cal, Ieieersphical CommercIsl aud Local
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FERaIS:
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Single Copies Tow Gems
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HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTERS.

a pure and powerful Tonic, corrective
and alternative of wonderful efficacy in
disease of the STOMACH, LIVER AND
BOWELS. Cures Dyspepsia, Liver com
plant, Headache, General Debility, Ner>
vousness, Depression of Spirits, Constipa
lion, Collie, Intermittent Fevers, Cramps
and Spasms, and all complaints of either
Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness
whether inherent in the system or prodnc>
ed by special causes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

EbSEs betse hat sss 81 sb&s esAegis sSd tsst lssf
exchange R1gld defeat Shsrgaan. FAYE pisd SVety
neaps conceded everything 10 effect an exchange to
no purpose Butler the Beast, with whom no Oomnls-
soner of Exchange would hold intsTcourue, had put
llsted in tho newspapers that: If Va would consent
10 the exchange Of negroes all difficulties might DO re
moved This ia reported effort OF his to get him.
O II SblteHgshed by holding intercourse with gentle
men. II ~ exchange could he effected DON'T KNOW
but that might be Induced 10 recognise Buher, But
in the future every effort will be given as far as pcs
si6le to ef1ot tho end. We want soldiers In the
leld ard wo wait The sick and wounded to return
homo.
Il not proper fer mo to spesk OF the number Of men
In the feld But this will asy tdst two thirds OF our
men sie shsentsome sick, sons wounded bat most OF
them aesont without! leave. The who repents snd
gees back 10 his commander voluntarily at once sp'
pals strongly 70 executive clemetcT. But suppose be
stays away until tho s over and HE comrades re-
turn home when 6very mans history viii be told, where
will he shold himself? Il is upon those reflections that
rely TO mako return to their duty, but after COL
errng with Generals a heaoq l4rter, if thoro be
apY other remedy il Hhall bo applied.
/ love my friends and forgive my eDen!es have
been asked 20 send reinfoTosmentg from Virginia to
Georgia. In Virginia the disparity ia numbers is Just
as great n1 it is il Georgia. Th,n have been asked
why the army cent to the Shenandoah Valley was not
sent here2 /. was because army Of the eDem7 hsd
penetrated thai Valley t. the very gatee Of Lynclbug,
and Gen Early was cent TO drive Them back. This he
rot only successfully did, but, crossing The Potomac,
came well On capturing Washington iLsel snd forced
Grant 10 send o1p1 of bis army to protect it, This
the enemy denominatsd a raid If 60, Sierman's
march into Georgia IA a raid What would prevent
them now, if Es'ly WaA Withdrawn, penetrating dom
the Valley ard putting complete Gordon of mCn
around Rohmoudg ] counseed With that great aud
grave solder, General Lee, upon all these points. Ny
ml1d Foamed over the whole field
With this We can succeed. If one-bAlf the men nov
absent without leave will return TO duty, defeat
the enemy. With that hope am going to the 'front.'
may rot realize this hope, but know there are men
there who have looked death Ia the face too often to
despond nov. Let no one despond. lie! no one dis
trust and remember that II genius Is the beau IDEAL
hope Is the reality.
The President then alluded TO the objects for which
the meeting had assembled, and expressed the hope
that the reiugses and xTe would b. we'll provided for
his remarks we're often interrupted by applause.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
From yssEraays EvsNiNg Edition.
Spirit of the Morning Press.

As the tine is approaching when the Legislatures Of
Che several States will meet either In regular or called
session. TIE Sentinel takes occasion to point ont the
important du.ies they will be called upon 10 discharge,
the prpcUsl Of which will be to reader every possible
facility for the repsnislmen: and maintenance Of our
armies Tbs Sentinel calls for prompt m asurcs for
the arrest Of dsserreFs, and in combination with the
military authorities TO have them returned to duty
/, sso ssss that il il the duty Of the Legisla uFes to
wit held no more men frOni the army, for State At
fairs, than is absolutely Necessary. lt considers the
dsmar fer the exemption Of such 6aiors "a morbid
Isalcuy Of STATE rghIs" which /. quRhass "a AmenA
pie mistake"
Important suggestions mig be Urged here IN con-
neouou With tbs rue and cry against The usolsss "mul'
stui,s ate oHcAls," but We must postpone al such
co1s,dera,,, n TO more opDortuus occasion,
In another ar icls The Sentinel deals with military
sursery especially The operation known IS "fe'ecton,
which Tie Ss1asl locks upon IS bang esmPaIA lively
q novelty and sn exception in surgieh PTaoece a.
shou Oh abundant proof can be furnished that Napoleon
,5s =, obles.ory UPON his surgeons TO reSor. to re
section wherever it could be used and We knew IN
ofesr Of the G. ande AIMEE whose eloo" JOINT inond-
Ing onebsf Of the hum rus and portion o. the fore
arm. wss removed b. tniS operation. Is vas n'Ver
used in our army, to our knowledge, before D. EAr'
mspt,. iron Louisiana, made bis skil'ul operation On
Can WYATT al Jackson Miss about Wo y5srs age Snoe
D., Caoppo. from che same Sac, has made rse OF tho
same prac ice with cir gulry good results. l. Vas not
In he Cmean var thar his practice was frst resor'ed
20 a. satsd by The SsEiins for spart from tie indi
yisusl case oitd o. Us 10 have read Of a siu more
dis ult objectionable rejection Of The hp 10 nj, 81
pracdssd BY Nsp1.sOn's su geols
The EuOurs, takes tie desls Of the recent eeisbra
alon Of the anniversary Of Mexican independence to
show that the French AIRY N, Ico BY keeping down
Metropolitan element and encouraging the uoasrchiea
have presented ls the dominant seDGment OF the hsxi
an people An intense az oion for everything Imperial
The wild excitement" and loud iaolatioa which
ossssass the Northern cPls at present. would lead
one 10 imagine says ths EEaWr, that Yankee force
had never peqstra ed 10 aauJOn b'fors-hat no fa1'
KEGS had ever besisged ehm,nd before. Ta0soluiOa
Of ih,s OsbsrUlsS snigmSieAl juoiaioD, is the ne
csssy Of mixing capital" Tor the approaching cleo
lien.
The inrfi,ercy OF cur clVal,y Is the theme OF the
Di.Daeh tbs morning in which favors the raising OF
biz, bl,Odsi sock In connection With bis subj'cs'
ii, Dispatch publishes communication In which It IS
insis,eu hL. the chief Of nscency in that arm
Of the Ssryos is the ignorance Of cur troops Of the
nALu4l Of tie s1ord.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

4 FINE FARM
OF FIVE HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-FIYE ACRES
ONTHE CHIOKAHONLYY RIVER,
1--WE NILES From RCMoED BY.TgE REV BADGE Road,
For Sale at auction.
by request of DR.. John Ii. Garnett, We will
- sl auction, upon tie p.emltes, WED sE.DAY, ts
81 day Of ober, at Y o'clock h. lis veil known fT1, sta
aed There $50 scrs OF chic l25 meadow
l,n5 equal the river and vt adapted to u gOsth
OF hay cJru os,s &c bs high land Of excellent quality has
been highly improved, "a produces finely clover, &C.
Dvtng eight rooms vel ngs and tie outbuld
ings are Of the usual k,nd, snd in good ord=r.
The place well stacked With Tuta Of various kinds.
has ben i9diGousy managed, and IN the proper
could be sds yield heavy upon the capital IN
vested Is being really good land and noGr 10 market.
Persons dealing purchase invited 20 examine before
the Day u des.d Will be divided gye The
tract 400 acres.
Terms at sale. GPUGBs WILLIAMS, Aucrg,
25-tds Euccelso-s 10 GodIin 4 bpprrson
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TIE PRESIDENT AT AUGUsFA,

The Augusta Oonstntiona!ist, Of the Esd, says:
Hs Excellency President Davis passed through our
city yesterday afternoon. On his arrival at the Augusta
and Savannah Railroad depot, be wac grsetel by q
large concourse of cz MS who loudly cheered the re-
speoted Chief Magistrate of the nation a. his appear
ance from The car 10 which be Wss travelling. In an
sWer to these manifestations of popular applause, be
appeared upon the platform Of the car and made few
remarks in which he said that he happy to greet
many Of bis fellow. cit gems Of GeOgsi that IL Is no
tine now for despair or dependency; that the enemy
must BIO driven from the coil Of Georgia. and that the
men Of Georgia must aid In the great work They mus
leave for awhile their wives and children and cast their
gold to the Winds and help to drive back the nsolen
foe from their borders.
We are struggling, said the President, to preserve
1hs herltsge bequsstaed to by fathefs-the right
to govern ourselves-the right 10 be freemen; II We
suco eed We shall be happy and prosperous but If our
0oBied5racy should fall. Constitutional Government,
political freedom will fall with it. and shall be sub
ec to such outrages as that lately enacted a. AtsLt
In the Punishment Of women and Children from their
homes-sn Outrage which would sursiy bring down
upon the perpetrators the vengea noe of great God
H. exhorted tee people, therefore, to be Arm and faith
iul and ell would yet be well.
A, the concluFiOn Of his speech, which was loudly
sppsuded the Palmetto Band played several pleasing
air. when the crowd dispersed and the train took our
good President on to his destination where his presence
will trust DO productive Of the most suspicious re-
anil
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IRON GEORGIA.

correspondent: of the Macon zslsgrqph who bss
seen some Of the exchanged prlsorers has gathered
some news from them, and writes thus from Griffin,
under date Of September 81
TIE telegraph has already appr'Esd you Of the exc
change OF one thousand prisoners Rough aud Ready
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
TREASURY DEPARTMENT q, s. A.I

TREASURY DEPARTMENT q. s. Al
Richmond, July %, 1854.
LOAES ON THU SECURITY or THE PlVR
"a NDHED MILLION SIX PER CENT. NOM
TAXABLE t-ONDS UNDER THn VII. SEQ
TLON OFTHE CURRENCY Law,
| lhPOSlTS on call will be received by the
~ Treasurer 10 this city Asssey treasurer At Oharson
and Mobile, and the DePo,tshs IS Wilmington Raleigh 90
ulL Augusta Savannah and Montgomery; sad ceYaoates
VII suel ior the Sgc bearing Interest s the rate on ns,
cent amman AMI secured ~ the hypcthsoson amount
Of the shove Oond equal The Of these the bonds 10
be act apart by To Treasurer, and the poeeedI Nhen sod ap
Piled eIeuslyey 10 the payment OF the said ceEncses
The 9eu and Afforded 70 and other Sorpo
ruOu aud the public gpersy by s mode Of temporary
Investment and he erec " the generally adopted In
gEg the currency within moderate bounds hoped Vii
10 the favorable confederation tie Community ana
her prompt cooperation in carrying Into effect
g. A. TRENHoLH,
iS2g-du Secretary OF the Treasury,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT @. s. A,
KICBWoED, Va, August 26 1894.

p POPULATIONS for carrying into effect the
IL Act Of qOnst' srpTOyei lana is 1854, authorizing hs
c=nsrs registered gt per bends Issued under the
visions Of the Act approved 1sJ 1884, &c exchange
fer coupon bonds
owning registered esht per cent tcrd under the e
CT Nay To- l5o desiring to exchange then coupon bonds
will ssga them ia The manner painted che printed
1eEt the baeS OF tie certificate 10 the 0oEfeiTa states Of
America hAnge f5T cO5P5E rcns ana them u Be
presented the Register Of he Treasury Department. whn VII
theeupoa ia compliance w she Provons Of The act OF Juae
tered bsn "A 40 Ss;gneig q. A. TRENHOLM,
an 90 -iu Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TYPE AID CASES.
SMOKING TOBACCO.


KIJHMUND AND PETERSBURG r. r. CO.,
Redmond, Sept 81, 1854
ON aud after FRIDAY, the 23d inst, the
" trains Sa this road will ron az follows
Nal Trdis.
LeaIo schn5ni daily a. clio A. NJ aad Duniop's at NJ
Accommodation Tram.
Leave Richmond daily Sundays eIoepsd) at ElO r., ana
Dznlops al 2. h.
Ambulance Tram
bssTs Richmond daily 6. 20 A, NJ, and Duuops at PM
Tbs Train viii transport passengers IRON Richmond Dunlops
aut not rom nanloPe 10 HiehnOnd. L. u. GILL,
anit-dsT Gen. Hup't-
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500 MILLION LOAN.
RON-7AXABLE BONDS.
TRELsURY DEPIRfNEsF.

TkIAHUET UkPARIhESf,
Richmond, Aug %, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales of the
IN above Boaas present Treasury price OF se6 and &C.
cued teTeI wa be discontinued after the Soh day septem
the sGlss sE have reached seventy nona
dollars much shs be sold before the raid s6h day OF
3pcmbr TIE ass viii be suspended 70 con Ter e1ped
,Dcy advancing the price, and notice will be Of
ths !rsGLptop, and OF the price hIed upon the bonds
Ee Secretary Of the Treasury deems 10 his
special attention Of aXpaJes generally and particularly the
sg uitIa! caS TO this noLee This loan should taisn
up ~ people
TIE payment Of otsre 10 foreign countries will be ouerous
and expressive on The returu OF peace and low prices
ANA that oil cutlIA products commanding such
high pes BY Investing the Bonds the
viii become Themselves the receivers Of the collected
for the PSI rent OF Interest q. A. TRENHOLM,
a. 8s-js" Bes'y Treasury.
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AUgrlon sAs.ss-y0tGRa DAt,.
EIGHTY FOUR ACRES or VALUABLE
WOOD LAND,

LAND FOR SALE,
nN THURSDAY, the 9th day of October
" next will Offer 'or the Irsmiis5 my Tract Of
Land which reside, cOntarng 200 tcre, situated In the
couaty Of hec tneuis Va, imne st7 road leading
Blacks and Whe's Bydtoa, 30 es from the former,
10 the latter Ihe land 10 blsh site OF Improvement
well adapted the growth Of zoe tobacco and grain One
original growth and the other cleared under good fence
with comfortable frame house. with looms and porch
beautiful situation, and suitable Tor public buslneisa
good Atty for physician Al necessary tu-houses, aud
good oue The can buy the the PrenCS
aud pO esIion viii De given after the day OF sale.
any InformAton Eddss a. WHITE hi McklsnhuIg
county, Va. THUS. " shIrA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

BY Davenport Co. Stock Aueionse.s,
(omce co ncr Of Cary sni 18Th s,reets.)
WE shall sell at auction, at the Office Of the
w Old Dominion Insurance Company FRIDAY Hcptes-
So 1884, at II o'clock the following Bonds Stocks Sc
$1,000 Confederate per cent Coupon Bonds, Ions and
short dates
$4,000 Confederate per cent. Registered Bonds, long
short dates
10 oO Confederate per cent uataxatle Coupon Bonds
1000 do Cotton Bonds
1900 Va. per cent. Registered Bonds
SUCO $50 Interot Notes
100 shares Va Central n z Stock
81 shares Richmond ana Danylls q Stock
10 shared Richmond and Petersburg K r sucE
100 shares Traders Bark stock
10 shares FImsrs' Bank Stock
6 share d Dominion Trading Company
so Sterling Exchange
GI0 sold Ooln
And such Bonds and Stocks may oaed before day
OF sale. DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
seBZI-4t stock AucionseTs.
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BrBSOHBls NlesspapeEt nErEsd VIA Crosl WI Haas'
EAat mas EsH t.za aboa 70 sNpfs AID VII
FEai proaply u nv paper confused
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COMIEESSIONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Hk.AL ESLATs AND LkASEH0LD IN TaE
CITY OF RICHMOED.

HkAb ESIATS q AND LHASEH0LD IN TeE
CITY OF RICHMOSD.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
- the city OF Richmond, pronounced the fsh August,
1884, IN the Of Trueheart Inst Tuehes the under
signed thereby fppoi ed oomw.n for that pur
pose WILL sell st public sncton t5e promised, On MONDAY,
the Sd ober 1885, at ~ O'CLOCK NJ 10 the order gdysf
tscd the olowug v1usoe real eltate sad aSehol1 Wis:
small brick tenement at the corner Of Walnut alley spi al
ley Ih and 18th street, and Ssln and Franklin
streets 10 the occupancy r Patrick Conns After which
will leases forever certain land 81 ibs
northeast corner Main and jArke streets, owned by Mr.
Dill sLl the estate Of the Ae Joseph Allen, yielding 81" grouai
Of $50 bushels OF wheat forever, sud payable
sarukg day Of December the Isd wheat 10 be
pounds per bushel which neFeaEe
andsTd Winchester hushel Of hsst the said
"ess executed or 10 Il Of wheat Ia pscie at the
"Tags pee thereof Aseertned by the Of the mil
"ieTI Of three fthe neareSt EsGu actuTirg nils"
Trrns-0nethrd cash; balance Of two years. TOT ne
goiahs loie ltereet Rdded and lille resned Until all The
purchase money fully pail aod eOnYeYanos ordered BY
Court, all cash, Al she option Of tie puyoha9er.
w. GcDDlN,
Il. l. CLAIBORNE
Commit s0aeTs.
sse consuosd by MesUs, GRUsDs WnlIARs
Lepi2--2s~lW6dts
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA !
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND Sep'. l6 h. 1864
OTICE To HOLDERS OF CLAIMS
AGAINST THE SUBSISTENCE BCkEAU.
{ IN the SOth OF the present month, the
~ Secretary the Treasury will wthdrav the long d.ts
per cent Bonds fo The naset and hold then
for higher Fsie All persons boiling claims against The Cow
wish these tonds Ia payment Of ih claims they notify
this BuTeau the cnasng ocsr Of The fact tora0 be-
the sO nssn In order 10 secure s bonds =. he pessns
low price,
eignsH La NoRTHRoP,
0maa:
RR surR, kaios &Gs splT-dsA
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Wsxax.s@e sra a sSaSSs3g
Reports OF she Press Association received Ex-
cluEIvelY By the Ishig'

Ersd according 10 At Of Congress - ne year 1853 6y
u s. TRRASHER IN bs CrkS Office oftte DistrIet Court 81
g.s Confederate States for ae Horftera District " Ca
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FROM EARLY's ARMY.
BOTH ARMIES MOVING.
BATTLE EXPECTED TO-DAY.
D FFFAT ar THE FVElJY YESTERDAY

CHArLcTFEsTlLE, Sept SIS; Is DIFF cpls to get at
the precise facts. Both armies in toe Valley have
moved. General EFly is following the enemy. 1. ig
reported that be will attack then to. day OF Noult
Sidney.
lis also reported that we whipped the enemy yes.
teFdAy at Wier'J Cave.
TIE enemy1 clvalry are on a rail-, their whereabouts
not known.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
BY ROBINSON, ADAMS CO, AuctiOnesrs,
Corner 9TH aud dan btFess.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF

BY ROblhsOHi ADAhs q CO, AuctioneeTs,
Corner 9Th aud dan btfee5
7 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
~ Groceries, Cotton Goods aud Manufactured Tobacco at
Auction On FRIDAY nsT toe SO instant, at 10 O'clock we
viii Casr-
10 bbls ="
10 Uyls crushed
10 bags Prims Rio Coffee
10 bills Osps do
10 bblI Noids Syrup
10 10 gal kegs do
~ boxes TIllow Candles
II do wax do
10 do Resin Soap
kegs Wytlsviile Butter
20 cases, l dozen each, Old jamaica Run
ALSO.
10 bales sheeting
" do rs oInaburgs
10 do Cotton Yarns, to r. paper bundles
10 do do ITO II, do
do DO l2tois, do
Brussels Carpets, nearly nav
10 pieces c. factory made Blue Cloth
giedse Dnner an Tea ssi l6J p,ecss, (psrsctly sls
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ALSO,
400 boxes manufactured Tobacco
2OGO0 Florida Cigars very fine IN bJEts)
Dor e. uments solicit ted
Particulars in Special Notice n morning Of sale.
SspPs-td ROBIHsOa, ADAMS a co.