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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

GsAEJs WAsrE or MsN-The b. s.oa Courier writes ::
Tuee cannot DO fAirer illustration of ,hs havoc Of
var wien carried On under Wilful gadarce thsn the
couaiion Of the F5t htsac1usstt3 heavy artillery.
l. v for over Two years stationed In the deleuc of
5shiuglcD doing most useful aud valuable, but los
exposed or 'acvo service Wheu, after the dpleJing
battles Of toe Wilderness, il ordered 10 hs front
as su il fA1tty orgsnzIiOn. II marched ous GO
srorg snd 80 cfo re- and in the brunt Of he bat
&c Il Spo,syvania Cour. HOUSE. L nov returns with
abou 27O men, leaving at Petersburg about as many
Feenl sJei and recruits whose tina is no. GU, and
there Ony Is officers left. Thus within SIX days.
over 100 men OF l 700 hsve melted aEsy ia what Is
led "gOIy" ceranly biavsly, with no DISCRETION, nc
sir gging, 10 sow diaease. no Cbiekahominy sssmT,
to de5raet from the laurels from the record OF
6ns regiment physically as Aafsaehusets could
boast Yet his Is no isolated case but orly fair sam
pie Of all and irrerAgabe proof that Grants waste
Of men had not been exaggerated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

RONASCI OF POOR YOUsG AN.-D 0.Sey 0gier
aud Jonn HlIiard, OF The Richmond TGeAte to escape
she Bore COniOrptOrs" were mAkn tracks for North
era parts, via Bowling Green, when they were oy.r-
-aued and captured. As they we're bsirg brought to
ha lily, on the Fredericksburg cars, oSasn jumped
The cara as gracefully be lesptd from the
over in The Romance of Poor Young Mao" ana OIL
gaining grouLd look to the woods, much to the ehAgr
u his CussOdiAns. He now at ATgs n eOntem M
If the pOW.r and dguiy of the OtneGsiscy. ALnafs
o>ing 700 much Of FallD'Gf iOr srCh exploits, Gam.
quietly to the city and provided or L. Is SAID Via
9th we're without passes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

REORGANIZATION ~ THE "PAIHrEKs' GUAID."-At q
nsetlug OF the Pointers Quad" held 1T The SAFE
Jour. House on Saturday mOraGSg, d. 10 o'clock, Ill AZ
oOriAncs with al order from The GOseInO ne follow.
Ulcers we're teltcltd: +. Walker, Csptlr; J jul
zEn., FIRST sutenanl; Nm II. Wade, s. cOnd Gu
eEGni; LOCis Ssmanni, Let sgeant. 1he other o..
icsrs will b. appointed soon as the merits o. tn,
ffsrnt applicants can be prepry considered. Bat.
lrdsy evening has BEEN appointed the regular time
or drill AID it is understood thaE will be fur
ulsh. each member in a very short time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
FROM LOUISIANA.

New Orlea7s papers Of the 1O.h received at Mobile,
give unavorabe neWs lrm the interior OF Louisiana in
gard 10 the cotton crop. A specimen letter in tho
Times Gays:
NY last Lopes are blasted in regard to my cotton
crop Fer the past four days new crop of those a-
sraa 5orms have completely Destroyed my cotton, eat
N ~ every Leaf ana young form. am completely
discouraged. am picking little every day, the ina
amount dare not guess at Low. 1t rains about every
other day"
A l5ltsr from Fort Morgan, Z h ut, ssys:
ave have had quite an excitement here to Gay on
ths rival Of the LAURA, with Major General HuIlbut
and se, and the n bel General Page, who is on trsl
or spsing tho guns Of this fort after lis surrender. Il
the cur can make it convenient TO hang Page and all
such traitors 20 the ysFdsm of OF the ships here
sbouts it would DO one Of the greatest faVor5 they
could confer on the country.
Tpere can DO 10 objection to treating men who act
boncrably as prisoners should be treated but when
commander so FAR forget o. despises all that is consd
ed fair aud honorable in wariare to surrender and
Afterwards endeaVOr to make what no has surrendered
ne less. nc mercy should be shown hin. h. has no
rights gentlemen should respect.
Under tho administration Of General BAily things are
assuming theiI Wolted shape, aud ready 20
rspel any attempt tina. may b. mnde by the rebels
ia THE qlgr.er.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

TIE CoURTs.-OWIDg ~ important matters outside
No business has been Tarsacted il any OF the Court
since Thursday evenings iesae. The Mayor in c,nse
quenCs Of serious ref CtiOns upon the honesty Of bit
police s.Af, delivered to them on Saturday sever,
eIcOrstiOD, and demanded to know Of them Who it wa
that had released an individual minus Gen. Kempel.
pIss for the consideration of drink of / q or. TIE
entire force preieat denied the charge, and p,omse
his honor to use VglAncs in ierrttiOg out the gull,
party.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
A l5ltsr from Fort Morgan, Z b ut, saya

SOUTHERN SzSINTSF-One remark in Gen. Cobb
speech ct tue public meeting ia MaOOn brought
Town loud and 10 & continued applause, iutenupiug
bis address for ON, time. He said; 1--WE have long
been accustomed to regard the Yankees the mesnest
and mos. infamous pe9plo en- Garth. This is mistake
end mus, beg even the Yankees pardon Tor miurepre-
scu'iug them. There are nc meaner and more infa
IN u. stir aud they a-e those who are wiling to go
tsok and live With the Yankees"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

AIDISd Persons 10 CRoss TIE LSEs.-Gscrge W
Baker, vel known citizen OF this place. and for some
time member of the 26.h (ig) BAtulOn, was arrestee
on Saturday, charged with receiving and selling prop
orY belonging to the Confederate Government aud al
setting persons to cross the nes. He was commtteC
% Castle Thunder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

IMPORTANT Nonos TO CoUATArMM.-We are autho.
rE.d ard requested by General Kemper TO notify the
public, that persons coming from the country on bus
ness will not BIO mOlested BY the military guards in the
city. Tae market may rest assured that this no
lice vii be strictly complied with, and that when they
seld their negroes to the city with provisions for SALE
they will not DO subject to arrest for work upon the
batteries some p:rsOns in the country have malicious.
ly reported
We learn that game Of all kinds Is superabundAnt in
the country. lie! tie markes-msn, hucksters, e.c,
bring supplies to the city, and they will obtain very
high prices for al they brig. We appeal to the read
srs of the Wig in the country, near Richmond 10
disseminate the notification from General Kempsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
EVENING WIG.

We shall publish, to-day, At o'clock P. H., and
every succeeding day Sundays eEOsptsd) at the same
hour, an evening edition OF the Wing. The Evening
Whg viii contain the atest news by mail ard telegraph
up to the hour Of going to press, editorials local intel
Ggelce, SC. jy 30
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
ROR SALE.

A COMFORTABLE Country RESIDENCE
IA containing Five Rooms with all necessary out buildings
Fifty 70 One Hundred Acres Of Land attached whln Of
mile Of RuVanna O. h.
eos-sou .Ralnyral NuyappAt ",
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

VlRGINIA--At rules holden in the Clerk'l
Office Of Hsnrco County Court Of Monday, the 18th dA,
efJuly, 1864,
Morgan seS Gustavus Zeal Emily Mangner WIN Tappey anf
Luce hR wife, Peter Lveritt and his wife ZachAra
Walden Pey on Walden, Joseph Powell and narah hi
vie Wan OhAlhey and Judith Ann HIS wife, and Adolphus
Rshm, Pltns
against
Theophlus Zeal Een Virginia Lacy, Matthew sel JoSephn,
seA Martha Rahm Yrancis II. Rahm, Caroline Rahu I'm
ma Rahn Philip Kahn, AMI John x Kahn, Defs.
IN OHANOERY.'
The OH OF this suit sell land mentioned In the bill
fled and divide tho pocee amongst the parties entitled
appearing by affidavit that the defendant Thtophlu
OF this State motion pAIns by con
II ordered that the said Theophus Seal do appear within
month after dus publication hereof and DO what
protect hs lGtertst IN this suit.
a
Ison-Is-I-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
THE SOUTH CANNOT BE srAAYED INFO SIR
AlsSiUN.
Iron The NeO FOX World1


The Son hsrn States The mOss unlikely territory IN
the Eoili TO pensh BY lLapluon. E5eEythigR eros.
prolific there AID, Wtns, The county 70 tuprIi.d wit
8! stem OF labor, as yetsuostanIay unbrokeu ybio
nad 1t not bsen engaged hitherto Ia PRODUCING oon-
msIcial p such cot!on lice, sugar u TOO Geo
might haze ErOSn the food OF the whole would O. ttp
goat cereal OF the co nllueut, dan cJrn the ato
show that OF Toe $40 900 600 busaeis raised N
the UIted STATES, the Save Sses produced more than
nail, aud the now N active ebelhvn moIe tbaI
lhirr. The rebel States harvested IN 1889 Al p
40 100000 bushels OF Whsas, nearly or quite sufialen
sulPy Population equal to that Of tnose Sla,es
vas iact more tnan sufficient, since Indian corr
furnishes the greatest portion OF tie bread consume m
tbs South. Counting two bushels OF Iadau corn eoua
- one OF ahear, ana allowing consumption of bread
sui equal to ten bu hss (OT Whsat) to each man Wo
child, there would still remain OF the Weld Of
ldan cOrD upon the figures OF 1859, moro than 200
QUO 900 bushels for animal. 0t domestic animals
WIENER bred for work or TODD the rebel States raised
vast NUMBER For iHslAcce, it apes by the return,
Of 1860 thee we're in the State OF Texas in addition 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

A GENTLEMAN who is fully exempt from
"A military duty, and who amlly. situation
oveIsetr Stewart above Richmond,
Address PRANOIB W. WARE,
lspaI-'ti' Care aR, oaV'a'Ep, Esauapd' "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

WILMINGTON FUNDS WANTED.
eight DRAFTS on Wilmington Wanted
~ by KENT, PAINE 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03


Lieutenant Colonel For his distinguished RaIanry he
was promoted 10 Bhgadier General from Lieutenant
Colonel and assigned to the command of what was then
known az Iversons Brigade. He was repheW of COL
William Johnston, Of Charlotte and graduated at the
State University in 1858 with distinction.
WHO ARE SOLDIERS FAMILIES UNDER THE Aori
That 'bOndsd' farmers may see and know who con-
stitute "sOdiers' Families" within the meaning of the
act of Congress exenpting them upon condition of SELL
ing their surplus produce to the government or to the
families Of soldiers, at prices fixed by the Commission
ers Of the State under the mpressment act VIC publish
the following paragraph from General Orders, No. SO
ssusd from the A. 1. G. Office, August 9Th, 1854
which Is plain In is provisions that they cannot be
Misunderstood:
Nv. The families of soldiers, as described In the said
act are the families composed of the vile, or wife and
children OF any person who belongs to the army the
widow or widow and children Of any persen who died
while in the service the mother aud sisters of any col
der or soldiers in tbs army and who reside with them
as members in the same family we're dependent upon
their labor or supports the parents sisters of any
i son belonging to the army, who resided in the same
family with them and who derived from them support"
PRINTING IN TEE loETIDIRACY.-The Columbia n n
| Guardian, noticing the extensive establishment a.
hessrs Evans & UOgsWell, says: "The war Iound
these gentlemen located IN Ohar sion, where they ad
gradually built up the largest printing cfice-exc,pi
tue Methodist Publishing House at NAshvlle-n the
Southern States. Since tnen they have imported from
EuropS thirty stWo printing presses with large qaant
ties If printing and binding materials and eiRhty-four
artists and printers, and now employ in the various
branches oil their extensive business seventy sx prnt
ing prssseF besides about twenty five ruling and b dine
machines They employ three hundred AID forty fouI
hands, only eighteen OF whom from the army. Tina,
have recently removed from Charleston 10 new briok
building part Of Wnicb is finished, and when entirr,
complete, VIII form hollow square, covering sxacrly
Two acres Of grouDd and mSElng one room 40, 900
feet To give some idea of Kent OF the WoTk cal
red on By this firm, We would msnion that In AUCTION
% The large quantity OF printing ben done for tbs
army, and n0ts. and bnas for zee Treasury Depart
mspt, thSy now have In course Of printing ma tseul,
pOoAs on VAnous spbj .oss, among which We noticed
| "a NV Dictionary Of Ainmry Terms" prepared b,
Gsuersi Thomas JoIdsu, snl illustrated with a larS
number OF fac engrAUugs"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
FKOM CEURGGA.
GEN. HARDEE TRANSFERRED TO CHARLESTON
THE PREsIDENIB MOVEMENT
Spirit of our Army, Go.

GIHTN, Sep. so-General Hardce, at his own re-
quest, has been relieved of the command OF bis corps
IN the Army Of Tennessee. 10 ia to take command Of
tee Department Of Charleston HsIeit bore thi. morn
Alter spending severalhsys with tho army, President
Davis went to Montgomery. He is expected TO reach
Macon to morrow forenoon, on his return.
Our army is in tho fnest spirits possible, ard Il
country may expect Good from It before the apse
Of many dAys.
The impression that General Forrest has superst ded
General Wheeler Is mistake General Forests opera
ions are on "his own hook
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
MARlkIED.

At the re.dsn:e of brI 81 Bu.knGh.u eSnAl-.E
Mrs.. n. H. HlTon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

VIRGINIA.--In. the Circuit Court for the
county OF Halifax:
Martha O. PnEs, Who By Harrison Oliver, her next
friend, Plaintiff,
against
Richard o. Phpgls, Defendant
defendant In this suit vii take notice. that day
October next between the Of nine II the and
In the afternoon OF that day. ~ the Office OF Elisha BaIks
dale J at Halifax Court House. In tae said county the UNDER
Ened the pAntd In this suit will lake the dispositions " Geo.
Nichols and others 70 be read evidence the said plain
R In this Iut and IT, from the taking the aid
Iepostoui hA not be commeHced being commenced shall
not completed that day Che taking will be Ad
time 70 time until the said deposuons shah
yleted
1884 hAKTHA O. PRINGLE,
an W WlU bv Herrsou oliver, hsr next friend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
FROM PETERSBURG.

FIVE HUNDRED MORE PRISONERS CAPTURED
HEAVY SLAUGHTER OF YANKEES FRI
DAY EVENING.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

FOR RENT.
WE offer for rent for the next year the
v! tract .fIAnd Of the late Col D. A. Bro sn,
Gravel Hill county Of Buckingham The tract contain
about coo The land Il coed qualify and there will b.
n oppor unity OF king crop OF aud snail grain.
Tae hpro consist Of csGmodlSus dEelln house, be-
sides hose 10 the yafd With ou rooms, and all the
snhousss The place within hal as OF tie Female Dol.
ge IL tne there nratclas school for boys
rPis coudu ted b. Blacks el and Mai &. B. Ha7es
Persons wish n will please call and examine the place
or address MS at Gravel HI,Fa. T. B. BROWN,
ALEX. h0sELEY,
sers -dAAeF4g EyscyioI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

III NuuOu % Vuo7oI no Ies5 Iual TOO Z6I head Of
animals Chased under the head OF other cattle udioa
ting in this case The vast herds o. cItte which pasture
At Ia &c in that fertile State reOla ID By their oEnert
at WIl, when needed for the ,ks the dairy, or The
shamblCs. 10 the matter Of sxine Texas was ounum-
oered by three northern Safe zig, 70 witt
Ohio, which had in 1859. l75 623
lnd lana. ...........''' '.........,2,49S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
THE sIFGE OF CHARLESTON.

In cbroniclng the stlrrirg events with which we
have been. surrounded for nearly week. we have ne
elected to give In our column an account Of the pro-
gress Of the siege Of Charleston. wednesday was the
fofr hundred and forty-9eventh day Of the lombard
uent Fom the Courier, received yesterday, we learn
that the enemy, ON Monday night opened on the city
furously from new gun on the point of Grgy, throw.
ing two hundred pound PArrott shslla. The firing
was continued rom three guns Tuesday. Daring MOn-
DIV night twenty seven shots ed at the city, and
thr.y.thres up to six O'clock Tuesday evening. The
casualties we're one white killed and one white
woman seriously wounded. FL cen shots have been
fred at Fort Sumter siuce last report.
The enemy's wagons we're still employed hauling am
mupition to Batteries Gregg and Wagner Tuesday.
The Yankees have finished strong psisads Of tim
hers, planted vertically against the sides 81 Gregg.
West face as protection against the high tide VIII
are observed 10 continually wash away tbs tase o.
their work. Sand bsgs and gabions are freely used ia
the roar of their traveraoa and caambars The enemy
servaory On the lower end o! Morris Island is also
reported finished. Considerable tgDaDg was observed
among tho vessels Of the feet Monday night About
eleven o'clock Tuesday morning picket Monitor Of
Sumter opened from field piece on deck and 6rsd ten
shots sulVas Island. About six O'clock yesterday
evening tho sids-wseei sunboats, two tugs pro-
peler gunboa. end the PaEnes we're in motioa tAkin
petition OF For: Sumter Tho tug and one Of the
bOa,s appeared to be filed With troops.
Two OF the enemy's a.samOrs we're engaged ysater
day endCavoiing TO saws a portion Of the wreck Of
the Housa:ooio.
GEN. JOHNSTON, OF NORTH CAROLINA
Brisadier General Robert D. Johnston, commanding
the b, IL b. 2o'h and 20 r giaents of North Caro-
lima TrOoPs, reported to have been killed ct w acte'eF
wa from Lincoln cOuaiy, O., where he raised {
company cary in 1891. This company attached tC
the 18Th Volunteers, N. G. troops and on the tO.gapi
EatlOn Of the regiment, Captain Johnston Nas made
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03

Two milhoa head; Alabama had 1876 959; AK nsaa
1853 &c. Mississippi, l 63I O97; Tennessee, 28i3 94S
North Utr.lina $50 2l4; and Virginia, 1859 5l9.-
o. the border States, Kentucky raised 1880 500 head
aad Missouri 1854, 426.
The swine held by the ate In rebellion Nth deduc-
tons for those portions oecupid by trt opf amount
ed to over fourteen million head, enough t. allow
annual yield Of pork equal b6 pounds to each of the
5000 900 OF Inhabitants Of those Etes. Il Is true tht
ID the years before the Ie0eon there was an Dtr as
draft upon the West by the South for pork and Indn
corn-as was evidenced by the course OF trade Ia Ills
market, wien the proeeds Il large amou t. Of bls
drawn aga INST Southern products exported We hli to
M ct drafts drawn ia aTor OF the West foI these owl
sons sent South by the railroads and river for con-
sumption in the cotton and sugar Safe. The total
Or dust OF Sol cerea sls1 drawn upon by Il e
conaidefabe amount Of Virginia -four exported. Tbes
CUR nts Of de dried up at onc' however upon the
breaking oft Of the war. In their pace a largely
leased productions Of brcadsius has ensued in the
rebel States. Notwithstanding the occupation OF con-
siderable portions Of TERRITORY by the opposing orcee
Virginia has nearly held its in the produoticn o.
wheat while Ttxls for insta CO. which, In 1892 raised
4G4 273 bushels Of wheat has raised it is estimated
above sxtsen mil iol bushels ia single year since the
outbreak of the rebellion. The general rstegy which
Assails the COEfederacy and is capital from the South
ia douo less correct enOrgh, but it scarcely
prevail TO the extent Of Carving out the South R
armiee or its capital There needs b. IN tho *
bund ed and seventy thousand square miles Of Conit
erats territory many patches and intervals btween the
spots OF occupation where aud pork will gro
and ell the industries which pertain to the sus nance
OF the Dc pulation be carried on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
IRON TIE VALLEY.

The L7rchbufg Republican says the artillery lost in
the tiir at Fsher's Hill belonged principally to ex-
tons battalion, with one gun from Missiles FlvAuna
artillery and Two from Kukpstrck's battery. OolOpd
Brax'On, We regret 10 hear it reported, was amOr1
those captured. We trust this report may prove ircor
rect We Loot very few men 10 the 6ght, not exceed
ing We herr, 900
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-03
LATER.

We learn from one who reached the OF from the
'front.' after eight o'clock last night that Forts Gilmer
an Johnson engaged all yesterday in sbelliug
Battery Harrison. H. represents our tfi ,ers and Nell
as in hne trim and splris.
Among tie killed in Haup'Ons corps, in the fgOt
lear Petersburg Saturday, Dr. FOnIains, Medl.
cal Dec or aud OF President FJntane Of lie Oen
EFal road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Giailorcrn GEo fancn Coooo.
s.rfIHE PEN IS MIGHIILR THAN TIE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PFN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PINS,
Tue hEsp PENS IN TIE WORLD

Or ree-ip, any Of tho following 'uu' ia Cob no sao
,crhsr val send - return tau, o. oiLer"'c :. dre1 81
Gold len 81 .,ns-'.ag a. ."'s HseO'G'Hs'' d' "''
GOLD PENS WITHOUT cA.ys.
yor Is e-n,. ID, M,- ren fr % cents, th. Iueiy Pen
flr - cents tie ivay kesoy Hcai oi - cents lao te'n.
le1 and foI 81 the tIce'iof 'h-lhess Zen, .'c 20,
numbered. bat Correspond IN ,rs' to ruma'' a. 1nd
rcspecLselT.
TN SAME PENS ~ suvFp-pL.rED EXTENSION
CAsrs WITH PENCILS.
FOR 50 cents, -. N.Hr re ~ = cent, ,he lociy Per
or e 'he Al"ly'tendy .cs Ter - % Inv -'s'I' g"
'1 T1 ~. a., Wsys1 GOOD vr.iu, Gol4 ror. WI
nio. ro1'' '-s .1s''f 20 : sysy 'Ee ,s ,a W. ~,
,nt-Irr qlf-{ aid. nersf2.e, ret s1c'da. 80 g.
HORIZONS WARRANTED PENS.
Tie 1,gis 4. Morton" ".'4aser.' 49, " o.aiiy,' AZ,
,'.r,aa tie lo win. i 49, is polls 'se " Z - %
he Na..iels b.. = =. - % b,,us TIE 'rnii,'i
a. 10 ~. !, X !, ,ss sl 10 E - e., asi. NIB.
no isn, ssi sh1r, S,b, are BE ps,rd l--ta ,'
A., sr0-e Co.se Bunness p3i4 40 easr-'a-. axe i-'
,s4ie. U. tic sse, sni TO-
GoiD Pms. WITHOUT CAsr'
y, Ts,NoIr-n eestvi 49, ~. Pen, "A quality.
Sof oosso. si'H lst qrt -! ofa ~. F'n !ai'i4-y
or 10. : Zen, q f4a.3. 800 ~. @, ...,,.-
For q =. 20 f,r ia. gaasy. sSs. PEN "a au-l;y
Per ;siSS st,n. u. q lily, orsNo Pes y Su,!y.
Tor q 80 so. resi >: !, no. 10 ,,s s. III
TIE SAME GOLD rFSS, ~ sTLyfB Es.IESsioN
GAsEs. WITH fEHt!ba.
forsl 1,So. Pc, lGars';yi or. 20 zen, - qaiIy
For o. rs, No. Pen "a. qhyi o. No. fsn' "a any
o.. no AP'r, 81 quality -. 81, =, Co.,.
Tor f.oOs 80. zen. guilty. Or No <Per "a 7nsiy
ors No 3 Pa, "A qp-ny . go . o.,
For - Nc. 4r., IA gua,y o. 70. ;Pea % ss-Ity
| or, 10. Pen ID q'.'y. -
For No. Pen lsi ,aahy. or No. Zen "a quality
| Fcr - % 80. Pea lat ir,..'y.
GOLD fENs, Al. FfrTf QUALITY ~ SILVER
MJUAAEI DEsh .lOLDLkS.
For 81 No. Pom for a q No. Pom '5- ft3 NO.
.. su fss % 90 10 : res ,,.r
For $500 NJ. pea; io1 - ~ ,PsS 'ni Tor go NO
Tie "I ouaiy" are pointed With tho bet ifho'ua
Point. cs,,fiiy selected, a1I none % ~. a1ni 40 'l
viii tho s.;'r irYsie'on "LisA sAA ana I've e'1's''
Ins "a C1.i'y' az ,ap.dr TO ay rsn aids y HIN
pr-vioss 20 tic wear Zoo
Tho -" rs1y 10 in,.u "a ,hsu equal In respect 20 Du,
bi!iy, Elasticity nd GOOD WIRING -r-'es its 0ny Hue
C.. sd ga' ioisj s0y Ooii feif ri1fe ,..-~isc.
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hot hsy. mad, Dood aud pu-s-c fens Tor Tho
price hsa lie OoId been .iu.aHed sEsi-iiou.y
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~ 5sf, e'dT.r or tfe
h.s and 20 oil twenty ic'r,e ior rcFss
~ addition 10 40 price o. Tods orte'sa VI. s4i..y tas'
s..- t'4vrry.
IL ic... lng G,d . Silver viii b. allowed tr "a pre-
To CLUgSC. d.sro1.t = per vii =. SLOWED On
q -2 Of is r. cent OF - and Of ~ Yer cent on
~, rsegt 90 sidrcss a; one time.
Addre.. A. MORTON,
70. - HApIh-LASE. hEN-fCEY.