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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
How They Take 1t,

The Democrats Of this city vince over
the result of Tuesdays election. The
BARRIERS charge them double price for
shaving, owing to the length of their
faces. Some gave vent to their rage by
mpious interj ,ctions, others would come
TO dead stsnd-still in the street, as the
rumors fioated to their ears OF Unon
triumphs, and gaze forward at the ground,
like hog in garden when you whistle
for the dogs, and others again sought
solace in "tnnglc-leg," ....
They swore aud grovelled in accent low,
Aud with their lhrouts forever dry,
Around the town they ploddirg went,
From crcccrec to grOcerie."
They are completely dumb.fouuded
and thre aten to do everything but com
nit suicide. One Of them, who has
grown wealthy under tnc protection o'
our government and Jaws, swcars he will
move to Canadi-M ont live here day
after Liuculn's Inauguration fUr second
term. Another said the result was
brought about by Lincoln's hirelings in
timidating the unterrfitd and (orCibly
keeping them away from the polls, ant
as for himself he would go straight home,
double-shot his gun, and with it cooked
on elect ion day, march to the polls faunt-
ing his ticket in the faces Of the Aboli-
tionisls, aud II they uttered a syllable he
would blow their d-d brains out Anoth-
er swore that no dependence could be
placed on those id Pennsylvania
Dutch. They were like the Dutch every
where else, and that no help need be cx-
pectcd of the d-d cusses. So they
ranted, and clustered, and sworc. and
drank all day,-not Of water, mind you,
for Democrat hates water like mad
dog--5ut Of tho Aforesaid "tangle leg"
What they will do remains to be seen.
In the meantime the Union folks are
pocketing all the bets, and the Demo-
Gratis are in bad way in every respect.
They will be inferred in November, but
whether deccnily or not we cannot say.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
ONE OF rue lMrNrY.rlrrfl.

- NEw HAvHs,Juns Itth, lfof. =
MR .CoE--sn; HsviHx been troubled with the
Ly'pspss for soms sight or tselve ncn,hs, I have
tsseu The usual kinds ofmsdioines. which have zone
cine to cure the Dyspspsia. have tried Il sns foand
70 be the medicine. The hnt ~ drops (ths nh Of
yonsJ that itook, relieved me In one, nipsss. I
distressing feeling in my stemsah since taking the
hnt rs orsi altogsthsr before, could not eat
meal, and somenmes no uoIs then three or fssf
noethiulls sithent disiIsssing aa.
Respectfully, J. 2. wooDRUFr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

imnedinls, aud insiantansou.y, se pledge our word
a. men OF honOr-ouf reputation as Pbsrnacpti.t.-
our favorable acquaintancs with the psopir a. nto
pFieiot' OF tho "rlIenownsd Zoe, Cough bat 4.
Ms used according to our directions. which
mAy be found with sach bottle. We ad,i b los. ,cp.
testimonials from our neighbnr, and to~u,m.n. ia
which We ask Your careful attention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Relisious Notice.

Rev. NJ. ]. frey will preach in the Eng
lish Luthern Church, next SundY morning
and evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

viii aot aud eanno, e,i,t here the cure 4, u,,a
removes the Disease by femoyi ng the oan,. no, like
hieoh"hv biu"rs Witch e0sst up youf bad feelings
iot afew moments by their eshilstatinr eh.ci.
beuaw OF all such rsinediss or beverage, bnt An
therp use Remedy that will re.ior. IN. ~,
eHssd snotion. to their normal condition and set An
motion the entire hnman merhani.m IN p.rt,ot h.,
mony, and upon principles .snon, mou. with well AZ.
hned ph,'oIogesll.ws. That ,prh will be th, ,n.,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

frw Hlvxs. Juns m. .ss<
Ma CoE-nEsR siRt-fhs bottle Of nysrepnia
Medicins reesssd IRON 700, gave instantsnseps
relief only nssd u whes food dstFsssss ma. II
was about like taking two Jeses TO day one 70
row then svefy other apy ipe rsssnE the esanty Of
food aud decfeasing tho medicine. nntil was sna.
bisd 10 eat without takirg anything At ALL Ny csss
was ssirsas ens, having suffered Tor ss-rA
I now seasias' mssslf cared, and BY epy el,as ees
dass ~ss a.pooniaL ELLENe. ALIEN
sold BY pfgssiss IN city and county esst5 shsss.
PRICE sioo PER BOTTLE.
Orders By llail, iron either dsalsis es soAsansu.
''''--''' '''''~ ~ = ( c.S. CLARK AGO,
Wholesale Drussisss, New hsvsa, cona.,
fropHetofs.
NOTE .-femslss BrcixnTs viii hn1 this srlsA.
a a1tao,s for Nsussa st sianash, sad al s.alsps
salsaPseolaf 70 the sitqAileai
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
J. |. MlRQUlRDT

Announces to the citizens of Tiff
fin city, and surrounding country
that he has removed his
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

Contain, Rosemary Flowers Nourishes the roots
II the hair and gives impulse TO IL. grcwih-is a
lslightiul insr ,disn,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Reeves, AmbrOsin

Contains the celebrated MascassM oil. Renders
tho hair soft, slick and permanently glossy Moth.
ing equals this oil a. dressing.
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vould have hceu Visited wI,h the most su,,,~

would have been visited with The most sum.
mary chas.iscment. Il Ia not 40 now. Mr..
Pollard Is not only thrown nto prisen, but
be Is compelled to repeat al application to
Lord Lyons for his release. The latter Is
too courteous--too much afraid Of hurting
Mr., Stewards feelings to take any steps TO
relieve person who was dragged as 1t were
from British hearth, but who has the m's-
fortune TO belong to people whom MI
Seward does not greatly ats Let the
honor of Britain go to sleep. Lorosh'p
docs not care fig for it, in cob.l 'isoh Win
The friendship of Seward.
It's clearly established that the British nag
is no protection against Injustice, il the party
Offering such be strong enough 10 Tehue'
him formidable in the eyes of the British
Government Yankee pirate can walk
into any house In Liverpool anu Walk Oh
with any Confederate whom ne may nap
Zen To find therein, and Lord Russell VIII
not dare to complain of it. His spirit with
REGARD IN the Slidel and Mason affair has
often been praised. But it is quite certain
that everything had been arranged before ne
ventured TO make q demand. Had 1t been
otherwise, he would have permitted the
British flag TO sculiie for itself, and would
nsser have run the risk OF rupture with
Lincoln upon such an insignificant affair AS
the honor of lis nation. We repeat 1t, the
British flag, even on the high seas, affords
no protection against Yankees.
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Crueliy of tbs Enemy.

| The hombardment of cities occupied by
women. children, and ether defenceless non
| combatants. without formal and sufficient
previous notice for their removal, Is an enor.
| mity unknown to civilized warfare 1t Is
crime which none but savages could COM
init, and which canpot fail to provoke upon
| those who commit it the heaviest Judgments
| of a lust God. Weutter th csc words calmly
aud deliberately; 80 calmly and deliberately
that, even with such horrid spectacles be-
| core us, we could not find it In our hearts
70 rejoice in a visitation upon their own
women and children of the trlghtiul cruelties
which these incarnate dends are perpetIat
ing upon our Southern cities. We know
thu sneers at the idea of Divine retribution
which curl the lips OF III any who deride the
very idea OF a Just Judge in Heaven, who
will render to every man and every nation
according to their works. We know the
complacency with which most even OF
those in the North who profess any
faith in God regard themselves as the
elect, the fayorite children OF Heaven,
and authorized to do any kind of evil
Yet neither their intidelty will dethrone the
Almighty nor thei9 religious self decisions
impose upon lImf 1t is hard to say whether
Atheism or Fanatcisih has committed the
greatest crimes against humanity; bat Meth
er the one nor the other, nor the two com
bined, have ever yet in human history es-
capped the ultimate retribution of a righte-
Gus God. Miserable aud agoniziEg as is the
spectacle OF gentle mothers and helpless
children deliberately butehered by monsters
in human form, their condition is infinite ly
preferable to that which will one day involve
the perpetrators Of such crimes and the
people whose demouiac passions instigate
and approve them. 1t ia only necessary to
believe there is a God, aud we may rest as
sured that the innocent blood will not cry
in vain from the ground.
because sentence against an evil work is
not executed speedily, therefore the heart
evil" Thus speaks The iuapired record, and
IL is upon this idea thai The murderers OF
women End children are ecting. For three
years they have defled a.,i trampled upon
the laws OF God aud man, and hitherto with
IMMUNITY; but Divine Justice is never exc
cuted speedily The patience with which it |
waits only renders more fearful and crush |
ing the final hour OF retribution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-02
III Ed

At Chestnut Grove, P0whatan county, Va, May
list, 1864, Mira MARY L WARD, daughter OF Thos
u and Ann 3 DoIset, and Goa 'ort oil Dr WIN u
Ward. Her life was that Of bright Christian
She was an,iable and lovely. May her example
stimulate each of her many devoted relatives aud
ffents to strive meet her In the sbining courts
OF bliss where her pure spirit basss ~ ,ie ight o.
over and protect her husband and dear little In
FAINT.
At Chestnut Grove, r0whatan county, Va, June
25ih, 1864, s MAMIE WARD, infant of br Vim
q Ward aud Mary 1. W ard, deceased. This pure,
precious gem has heen removed from the SORROWS
Of earth In the joys OF Heaven, there 10 dwell
with God aud his holy angels. Oh, quicken ~
Jssus, To live to meet these, our dear ones, with
Thee In glory.
Killed, on the evening of The ~ h June, in the
ihii year of his age, GEO O TYLER, eldest son
the late Geo w ii Tyler, of this city.
The deceased was member Of the K l. |
niurs, Go A, 40 h Va ngt.)
The funeral wili lake place to day, from the late
residence of his iather, on Jackson street. above
Adams, ut IL o'clock A M The friends OF the
deceased aud OF his family are respectfully Invited
10 attend.
90 the 30,h Of June, 1864, In the 81 year of ber
age, AI.EVi. ANN, daughter of Chastccn 4 aud
Eliza Bank!nship.
Weep not, my parents dear,
I've gone 10 rest, you need not fear
My life was short, by this you see
Prepare yourselves to follow me.
The friends of the family are Invited to attend
her funeral, froa the Oregon Hill Methodist
Church, this afternoon July 2i) at O'clock.
~ Petefsbnrg papers please copy.
At II o'clock on Thursday night, the :lth ult,
WILLIE IRVINE, infant son Of The0 aud Lizzie
Robertson, aged ten months aud fifteen days
His funeral will take place from his gra nd
fathers, Mr. Vim sears wood to day at 10 O'Clock.
The friends Of the family are invited To- attend
At her residence, on 2jth street, between
Grace aud Broad, Mrs JANE " SIMS, lin the
hftisth year Of her age
Her funeral will take place from the Third Pres
hytcfiaa Church 10 morrow Sunday morning at
O'Clock. The friends and acquaiEtancps of the
famiyaTe respectfully Invited 10 attend
ON Friday, list July, of cholera infsnium
LOUISA, infant daughter of ] w and A NJ Rat.
clifit, aged months
The friends OF the family are invited TO attend
her nnrsal from the residence OF her father this
Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-02

The letters of Mr.. Edward A. Pollard and
the Captain Of the Greyhound to Lord I.y-
ons, extracts from which we published yes
terday, present the Government of Lord
Russell to US, under new, and not very de-
eiranle point of view. The Greyhound, it
sesms, came out of Wilmington unpmsued,
and unseen by the vigilant Yankees, for
whom Lord Russell, and his man Friday at
Washington, entertain such profound res
pect, and to whose wishes they habitually
ny 80 much Difference. &c was captured
ole hundred and twenty five miles out at
sea, far beyond the waters claimed by the
Il lited States, with the British flag iiyiug
over her, and carried into Il oston for trial
and adjudication. A more daring outrage
was never perpetrated at sea. The Yankees
bad just as much right TO capture vessel
ring In the dock OF Plymouth, or In the
yer at London, or indeed to walk into
buckingham palace and take their choice of
the Queens jewels, as they h I'd to take this
ship, under the Jag of her nation sailing
upon the high seas, In such case, the law Of
nations places vessel on the came footing
With the residence Of person on shore. 1t
- the home OF the persona in it for the
iifae being, aud Its deck is as sacred 40 the
hearth of the homestead.
WE took occasion to Say, some time ago,
that this is tbs most disgrace!ul period of
British history, with the exception, per-
haps, Of that space OF tune included In the
reign of Charles III. The little excitement
this outrage has csnsed and the tardy steps
taken By Lord Lyons to redress it, afford
bundant proof OF the truth of this posi-.
tioD. II he had had the honor OF his coun-
try at heart he would have of once demand
ed the instantaneous and unconditional re-
lease Of Mr.. Pollard, and his remission to
precisely that condition ia which be would
have been had he never been interrupted Ia
his voyage lie should have demanded, fur.
fher, that his property be returned to him.
and all the expenses he has Incurred be paid
- the captors. The demand should have
been as stern and imperative.as though Mr..
Po'lard had sbeen dragged from a private
houso Ia Liverpool or London. Ia other
days when the first or the second Pitt was
10 roxer-when Hawke and Nelson assert
cd the power OF Great Britain On the
SCI, aud Wolfe and Wellington maintained
be- honor on the land-sneh an outrage
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By Il. s.. Peasants, duct.

HAND5OsE Parlor and Chamber Furniture
elegant Rosewood Piano, patent Iron Safe
&c, for sale at auctiOn.-Ol Monday, the 4,h inst
ut 10 O'Clock, wi sell, At the residence of Mr. i
RoseUheim, No % Main ST, ION accoph at Of his "a.
moval TO the country the whole of his large and
desirable stock Of furniture, comprising
] very excellent piano, in rosewood frama
made by knabe Il Co, of Baltimore. lis
an instrument very superior IN tone finish
and condition
handsome wanut bookcase aud secretary
r. mahogany s sSln sea, chair.
&C. Z" rocking chair
d" centre tables, marble
Beautiful window shades, sc
valuable eiock-runs 6 days
Mirrors, vases, 'mantrl ornaments
Ia Chamber Furniture, VIII be found -
Mahogany, Jenny Lind, and Other bedsteads
Sc cabinets aud waShsiauds, marble
tips
Mahogany aud cane chairs
Very large aud excellent feather beds
Excellent hair and shuck mattresses
3guod wardr0bcs
Brussels and ingram carpets
Blankets, sheets, pillow and bolster Cases
Bed gui Its and c0unteTpanss
yeiy superior SlOat's elliptic sewing machine,
10 mahogany case, beautifully -gOl up
patent fre proof iron safe
Dining and other tables
Mahogany sIdeb0ard, safe, lounge.
Prime cooking, par!nr, and store stoves
ALSO,
general assortment of kitchen furniture
bbls Of prime flour, and numerous other very
desirable articles.
jyl IS rLEAsANTS, Auct
VIII be added to the above iarge lot OF
Desirable Dry Goods.
jy2 ESP, luct.
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RIoHaosp. VA, Juas 7lh, 1854.
EACHAN0E Notice No IL All officers and men
III Of the Vicksburg capture of July ath, 1864
who re ported Ter duty either 1t Enterprise, Miss.
Demopoiis, Ala, Joaesboro', Tenn, Vienna NstGni.
t0ches, Shreveport, or Alexandria, Ia, ct any TINA
prior 70 April lst 1884, and whose DANES have been
declared exchanged. 10 GUILD,
le 28-6t Agent OF Exehan9e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-02

W. METHOD ST Protestant Church .-The
W Rev SUTHERLAND will preach in the
ksth0iet Protestant Church, Mayo st, between
Grace and Broad. t" morrow {sunday) at u O'Clock
N and "a o'aO1k p 81. All the membeFs ere
pected TO be present The friends Of The hurch
are Iiieciihnately invited to attend. jy2-It.
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ACTION sALEy-rvrusr Dars.
by .Ian,es III. Tapior, Auet'r.

nWELI1N0-HOU5E on Marshall street for sslo
NJ auction WIZ be sold on the premises, on
Wednesday, the Oh day Of July, Of 5 O'Clock n !,
the brick tenement on the north side of Marshall
gtsest, bear tho residence on Mr. 2 Isbei. The
hoase has four rooms, al in Cox order. The bot
fronts Marshall street n feet, running back i53
feet TO an alley.
TssSs Cash o. credit, to quit the purchaser.
j; 2 JAS ~ TAYLOR, Anct.
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LroR sALE--ore double case gold Watch and
Chaia--a good time keeper. Apply "a
MCCARTHY \ MITCHELL.
/, " l-3lt 9th and Byrd street., On Canal
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MARRIED,

% the oeth Of June Al tho residence OF ths brides
mother, BY the Rev ls Baynss. Or w AbCBHR,
OF Amelia reuntv, 10 M.ss ALICE ARCHER, Of
Chester field county. Va.
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w 3 D o N N A N ,

w DONE AM,
4" Governor street,
Chers for sale on the lowest terms,
$40 kegs nails, all sizes
20o0 lbs horse and mule shoes
200 pairs horse and muls harness
90 superior grlntstones, II to 80 inches
so DOZEN Wostenhclm's pocket knives
$50 do table knives and forks
II do ins Ivory table knives only
200 do pair Butt end Parliament hinges
20 bundles "a inch hoop Iron
ESQ sets wagon Jokes, 81 10 AZ inches
900 doZen axle Fu.ieys
f03 lbs tacks and brRts
$50 gross wood screws
Ladies' scissors ana shears
Razors and razor straps, biacking, glue
Mesdins: billing and gruobipg hses
Back, tongus and nth chains
Ovens, spiders, and camp kettles
"a grain cradles, Without blades
Also, variety Of
Hooks, rings, Knobs, bolts
RatioDs. sash fasteners, puiisys, cSstorz, sc
jeoS-tit
Mag or TRUCE LkTrERs
T. toSfgDGkAIK krArxs OF AMERICA
War Department, Bureau Of Exshapss l
Richmond, Va, July I, isG;
l. All letters 10 90 North by nag of trace mast be
sent to this cnice.
3 Each letter must be enclosed ia a separate en-.
veope, and addressed 70 me, Bureau OF kxehsurs.
Richmond, Va.
8. No letter must exceed In length one usgs Of Or
binary 81 I'd s,ter paper, and lis coatents be con.
haed strictly TO personal or fam " matters No
letter abiding TO The movements or localities Of
troops VIII be permitted 10 pass
4. Each letter mus. contain q 3 portage stamp.
or its equivalent in silver OF u 8 currency
These regulations will be rigidiy enforced. and
Do letter transmitted In which they are not strictly
observed. no oULp,
Agent Of Exchange.
HHATca, Capt and A 40.
iu
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LIST Of North Carolins Sick and Wounaed
Soldiers, In the Hospitals at Richmond Oh
the Goth June, 1864:
{eoNTIEuED.
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HfECTAL NOTICES.

TJ- fCn fee for ssIe.--CAn DO had 10 any auaa.
t.fy 81 all hours Of tho day, ut The American sits.
bles. curnes Of 10Th and Gary streets.
10 Its b W 0REFH.
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w. SECOND Baptist Church, corner of 6 b
~ and Main tts REV DICKINSON will
preach at this Church "a. morrow Sunday morn.
iag 1t II O'clock. The public invited 10 attend.
jy pit"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-02

OFFIos OLD DOSINioN Ing Go,
Richmond June q, 1884 {
IVlDEND --Ths Dir; ctors of this company
have declared dividend of five per cent,
ay able 10 the stockholders and aiter tic lsl day
of July next
the Confederate tax will be paid by Ihs company =,
and not by the STOCK holders.
10 28--i0t CH.S Il WORTHAM, Sec'y.
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BY Hsd'0ooti, ihilltps 4. 60, 4pcti-,-gc..-
l6t maia street

W. will sell at The Horse Lot, On SATIN,
" next, I'd July '''NdY
Several saddle and harness horses
good single carriage and harness
yI IEDWOOD, PHILLIPS j CO. .r,,.
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nIViDsND.--The President and Directors Of
4 The Bank Of the Commonwealth have de-
clafed dividend of ten per cent net TO stOckhOid
ers, wh ch will be paid to them on srd ter lss July
next. st ckhodeSs will remember that the Com
federsts States tax Will Re pad by the Bank and
not by themselves j b MORTON,
10 2T-l0t Cashier.
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hUNA Yg

CAn poaLAtS RCwaTd.--I viii give an, 81
cOO reward for the delivery IL ne n - 80. ~
aiox to . DAVIS tie, oi Riohmord =, ,, Dh1
gro, believe, 10 lurking is Charlotte colr,- "a
lie has "lfe a. MIR Ho,ey's, IA Ksvsyipa =,
county. hics wss originally from t.e5,.. t,,s,.
-h.tiy lFed 10 Charlotte, he s abuul fttt f. 80
lChcs high, very black, no,c very Vi1a .n ~
prominent sc%r on the upper part az IA. b,s.' -
Done y quito Intelligent, und can read aBt 60
purchased him in Richmond Ia Nav - 4 ~ -
TiGk. ALICE carried Gil large bay hor,c tsi.o.ts,
~ pf I5" Brown. Sad norge var Ismc 10 a.aofn..
hind f-ei by gERvsi; he II slightly ''
AID OF b0tn hind icet. ' -'t9
LEWIS WALTON, ND
TO-. N@Acb's 81 a.
Je'"-efuohf GumhfrIsDAt ID l..
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dividend. The President and Directors of tbs
~ Farmers Bank Of Virgins have declared Q
dividend of four and Ole fourth per cent, subject
to q bonus OF quarter per cent paysbls TO the
State. leaving four per cenwnst 10 the stock
holders
Stockholders are reminded that the Con f-derste
States tax Ia assessed against iha corporation, and
that they pay part Of it, rsqur 81 to lIst
their stock. A SMITH, Cashier.
s2I-lOt
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

MERCHANTS lSsURANCz CUsPssY,
Richmond, Jdiy i, 1861
FsNHi3 Company has declared IA dividend OF ten
4 per cent, IS 50 per shOe,) payable on the
! 5th inst, aud pay Tie Confederate taxes.
Iv9-lQt j IL MONTAGUE, PraSt.
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ono DJLLARS Rewsld-W.H be rs5 b,s.,
AOO Tor the apprehaHs = aus cnuR smsg, ~
ahy JAltct nesso MAJ ptlned Kiiby, VIA ,.a
away from WIN "A BEanioA, IN Amelia County S,t
negro w.s purchased ~ ge'i Bran Ga nT KIN
veil, 10 Richmond, Address JOHN GUIs
IN 23-2tas 3w+ Jstsrsyiie + ., Amelia "a y.
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PERSONAL,

S,PEOIAL Notice --Oar friends who have accounts
~ with u, wall please remember that We are no,
prepared TO make personal application, sad will, We
trust, come forward aud settle them wi.ho ut fur
ther solicitation.
Respectfully,
jy2-3tt 1HOS n PRICE co.
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EeaLm Leaf Hats,
Palm I.Csi Has.
Just received, = large assortment CT rs q 8 Az
boys ralm Leaf Hats; viii b s0.d low o..
Also, good assortment o. our o@h make 0! f'i
Eel. Hats
Also, q tiae lot Of Chewing aad Smoking f0o4to1,
All the above Can DO had i5w 81 lis SJu.hefn bN
Factory, 81 Main 81, Rein nd.
le xsl-ut MOORE HA1"A