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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27
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a4 Offers for the Fall trsde, at TIE Galli-
q polls Nursery, the best stock of Fruit
Trees ever otfrred in Southern Ohio, ~
10000 Apple Trees, two year old. from
AFT. - cts each, $500 per 100, $1,000 per
e. eh, sIJ per 100, $50 per 1900. Dwarf Apr
pie Trees, 25 to 30gets, zach.
20000. Peach Trees one year from budss
and very 6De 0f all the leading varieties' in
cultivation, 20 cts each, 81 5 90 per 100
81 81 per 900. kis6a large stock of Pears
STAN ard. 40 cts. each. dwarf trers,s % cts.
each, Chrrry trees IS cts eaeir. Plum 40 cts,
each, At,ricOts IS cts. each. NeetarInss p
cts each, Ounce 80 ets eseh.
= EVERGREES8 -oT ace i
Balsan Fir, Norway Spruce, A ustrian Pine,
BenIOek Silver Fir, Ameriean Spruce, Dwarf
Box and Tree Box
- =. GRAPE VINES ieOl 1as
Delaware. OoBsori, Diana, Hartford Pro
life, Clinton R-beeea, Union Yillagr, Creye-
ling Taylars Bullot. To Kalon, Cifawbs, 1sai
bella, Carigues s. Ntrshsrn Anseadine, Logan
Cuyuhoga, A AdIr0udae, at low rstes- h-a --p
SMALL FRUITS .Er 4.s.4
have a very extensive stock Of currants,
Gooseterries. Raspbrrrics, Bhekberries, Rheu,
barb or Pie Plant. Aspsra gts rss'ls. and 81 Of
the leading varieties of strawberries that IS IN
cultivation. During the months Of SsPtem-
Der and October, shall Offer very ehofee
collection Of Bulbs, tulips, Hyaelnths, Gro.
euses, Snow drops. And gcod stoeE of
Roses and Green House. Plants Those "ish-
ing to SAVE money and get goo tres, should
.oTne. or send their orlers TO the Galliiotis
\ ursery: or orders sent TO the Gallipolis Post
Ofice, will meet with prompt attentions 81
Descriptive Ostalegues furnished TO all aP-
DlieaBts, gratis Send COR one and examine
nv prices. @. N. PALMER,
-.-a- -v1 q tas aNurseryman @
Aug. Is. 1854. a1- s.sFs 1
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27
SniIers, Goods.

A EMONDS. Or. Nuts. Pea Nuts. FilbeFts.
N Raisins, Cove Oysters, Lobst-rs, Com
mon Candles, Fancy Candies. Gum Drops,
Chewing Gusno, Canned Fruits, Sardines,
Catsup, Pepper Sauce. Lemon and Vanilla
Extracts. For sale in Quantities 10 suit
d. s. F0RB d BRO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27
Farm :IOr Sale.

T Offr at public sale. my farm situate nine
i miles from Galiipolis, one mile back from
the ohie river, in Clay township. containing
seventy seres, about fifty clear, cottage L 'use.
good well of water, anu good out buildings
A youog orehardo OF 500 trees Of ehssce fruit.
in iine glowing condition. = s,4-sg s5oJ .
Also . coal bank 3 foot vein, open and
worked every day. Coafof exeellsntq quality.
fslefuassrutsble.-- Possession given on -ihs
lst of March nexts For terms, enquire at the
Jozrnal Office, or sn the premises Of ErTT
.slia.ssa sd d5 a,Js5i ~ ! j. HARVEY Z
Sept. esslsA = q .s.s-.gss - l9
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27
FOR SALE,

4 very desirable farm of 2l4 acres. situated
n in Guyan township, Gallia county, Ohio,
about 10 miles from Gallipolis. One hundred
acres clear, 20 acres in meadow, small orchard
of selected fruit, we'll, aud three springs Of
good water; good frame dwelling house nearly
new, good log barn-fences tolerably good
Terms of payment made easy-can be ascer-
tanned by calling at the Journal Office.
Also n acres of fine timber land in the
same township, and about and half miles
from the Ohio river. The timber is value
able, and the land we'll adapted for cultiva
tion. THOS. MONTGOMERY.
Sept. %, 1864.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27
Building Materials.

cash, Doors, Nails Of all sizes, White
- Lead, Linseed Oil, a. Putty, For sale
At the store, corner Court aud fdifd street
- 81 d. eLrFORD d BkS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27
ProySAI0ns,

Extra Sugar eured Hsms, and plain Fans,
Sides, and Shouldersy Dried Beef, Bologn. ~
- 3, o d. 8. FORD & BRO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27
Wanted.

IwANT Butter. Eggs, Dry Fruit, Feathers.
Rags, Beans, Maple Sugar. Bees Wax, Corn
Meal, Pax Seed, and country Cheese ] pay
cash. JNO. A. ROBINSON,
Lower side Public Square.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-23

He said that the liquor dealers had gone to
work the wrong wav, to procure permission to
sell. They had used all kinds of means to TN
dermine Gen. Slough, but had invariably been
foiled, and it was like shooting pocket pistol
against mountain Gen. Slough acted con
scientiously, and he believed for the good OF
the city The speaker concluded by urging sle
reelection Of all che kresent lncun.bents, in Of
fee, stating that they we're capable and CT
fcient.
Al the conclusion Of thissneech lie offered a
series Of resolutions endorsing The past acts OF
the Fedora! Administration and it's future en-
deavors to suppress the rebellion, declaring
perfect faith AMI conf lcnce in Abraham Lin
coin, and expressing preference Tor bis re
election as President; appealing to the loyal
people to lend their aid to Gov. Pelrpolnt
in his endeavors TO bring back Virginia TO her
allegiance 70 the Il. S. Government; impress
ing upon al voters she necessity OF attending
the polls and casting their vote OF the ensuing
election, and urging an organization IN every
county and town in the State, held by the Fed
eral troops. His resolutions were put and
unanimously adopted-and the meeting was
declared adjourned;
When three cheers for the Reform ticket
was given by portion Of the meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-23
sreEsuosD s. HAYWARD,

NOTICE.-DRs. S1aEsMoSD s. HAYWARD,
lS wou 4 most respectfully inform the 1i.i~
zens Of alexandria and vicinity that owing to
the pressure Of business ut their Dental flee,
260, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, d.
c.. they are compelled & close their branch
office at Gil, King street, Alexandra, rs they
are unable 10 devote any Of their personal
time at this office. We would caution all
against any imposter claiming to be in any way
connected with our Office. 25o, Penn ylyanl;s
way re res FOR work done out Of our main
office, and which is the only Office where our
new method Of inserting Artificial Teeth can
be done f-h 7(,-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-23

the question OF allowing the sale OF Liquor,
The sneaker declined to give his opinion; that
/ s,;u, q matter resting entirely with Gen.
slouvh, who, Of right alone had discretionary
,.,vcr. and who could not be expected to please
Ill. there l,eing a considerable difference OF
on;1ion on the subject ia regard to the matter.
The sneaker again reverted TO the charge OF
ez,lusiveness preferred by Mr. Miner, and
said that he, Miner, hal been elected 70 the
Wheeling LEGISLATURE called attention TO the
numher Of Office holders here, not Virginians,
Int said it was natural that persons born III
Virginia should lie proud Of the State that
had given birth to Washington, Jefferson,
Madison, Marshall, Clay, Harrison and Scott,
s.1reat Col ex,.;ainel the SPEAKER, 10 you
blame people for being proud Of her?'
Capt. Van Reyper desired to know OF Mr.
Massey whether he had not prior to the Sc
cossion Of Virginia, stated that as his State
vent, SO he would so? "
] lir. Alassey-It is lie. lie had said under
great excitement when interrogated by Mr.
s, Blackjack, that If the State seeded, The
& would either have &c remain here or go away,
& and he had told his family that they must pre-.
pare 20 leave even if reduced to beggary.
Capt. Van Reypcr said he had it from good
authority.
Mr.. Massey-No sir, your authority is not
good. If your author was here, and heard
me, he not only lies, but he knows he lies.
Capt. Van Reyper said he had only made
ne remark in order to give Mr.. Massey an op'
portunity TO justify himself.
Mr.. Massey: .of course" He then pro
ceded to quote the speech Of Henry Clay In the
Senate Of the u. s. that he owed his allie,
glance first, to the government and then 10
the State Of Kentucky as embodying his
views He again repeated that the move
ment Of the Reform party was aimed at the
Military and not at the Civil auth critics,
when
Mr. Miner protested that such was not his
understanding, as he had always been, and was
still, on the most friendly terms with Gen.
Slough
Mr.. Massey said that the Reform party had
undertaken beautiful strategy, They thought
that inasnluch as they had nothing, at present,
all the officers they could elect would be
clear gain, and that therefore they had noml
mated only three new candi lates q Mayor,
Superintendent of Police-a gentleman OF
whom he knew nothing except that the peo-
pie Of Alexandria were indebted to him tor
the revival of several Of the olympic Games,
he having run and lost foot race, a short
time since, he believed and Chief Engineer
Of the Fire Department. The people of Al
exsndria were too old in politics, not to un
q ,rsi and tho fricL which would certainly be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-23

DOTTLERS' AGREEMENT-In cons:.-
ID quence Of the enormous advance in PRICES
Of ali kinds Of materials used in 0 II business,
together with the heavy tax levied BY the Uni
ted States government, We The undersigned
bott!ers, Of Alexandria, Va, are compelled I'd
advance the price Of our articles, and here
agree that on and after Maj Oh lst 1864, we will
charge So cents per dozen "a bottles,) for mill
eral water and cider
Signed. FOGARTY & COLEMAN.
HENRY BECK
fnh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-23
CONSJ'!A BLES SALE.

y CONSTABLES SALE
DY virtue Of an execution / shall offer fer
sale at public auction on on Tuesday, the 2}5
dug of February 1864, ut 10 o'clock A: H.. a5
S5ewart's Hall, NEARLY opposite the MarshG!
Housed on King street, one BAR ROOM
COUNTER and SHELVINtt-ore STOWE
and a lot Of Benches W. n. JOHNSON,
feb 10-3t# Constable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-23

GREAT Pennsylvania. K 20 EaEth
T The quick est and safest route TO the Norm"
vest and Southwest Two through trains daily,
and one me- on Sunday Soldiers tickets at Go cN
ernment rates to all the principal points in the
North and West For tickets and furt n Ia.
formation apply at the etee OF tne Pann
svlvania avenue and Sixth street, under Na-
tional Hotel. Office open from q. M, to p
M: on Sundays to 4 p. m:
Washingto oct Oily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-23
4 WORD IN TINy

7 HAVE opened this day
L 200 pieces Bleached Muslin; heavy and
good at 20 cts !, yard; $50 do d.. worth 81
cts., at % cts. Il yard 100 Continental Cotton,
only Is cts very fine; and a large lot OF CALI
Goes and domestic goods at the cid igures.-
Call and see for yourself at "
Ii. SCHWAEZF'S,
feb lift 1872 King street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21

sni-, ~ tbs Mornine Press.

0ULIII ~ NA1 WNAAA1n
Tia ussnumsnt Of the Army"is the sVSj'Os Of the
;..5inv article IN tho Sntbs! of this morning. A sol
5ia- n Lss,, army ssys that "Linoon's elSoton gives
ksusrsl satisfaction here" Seward, IN ns Auoarn
spseOh. proulssds Wholly different result The SsHhN"
IRAN goes on 20 bsstoW the highest compliments on the
Army Of Northern Virginia, as the greatest ind
brsvsst and best the world ever saw" The sOldisrs
Of this army know Abraham perfectly, As hsrO Of In
decent tests not q the battlefield, With = rulers Am-
b.sOn hut not rulers skin. HsucG, instead OF being
dismsysd By LinOOln's reelection, our soldiers hSued
Is With general sstsfs0tion.
The Enquirer says We are not aware OF the sEtsntio
which We have SD icAted popular government We
have done SO with psFfee} confidence in the integrity
sud wisdom Of the President, knowing as We do his
sorupulous loyalty to his cath and the Constitution
In. il Ia the duty of the Press 20 point cut to ru-
lsrs sud people . danger which may be inTSiAols to
both. We must not ALLOW our hatred OF the enemy 70
lead Is 70 national suicide. We arc she iSss champions
of trus liberty. The C1uFsdsEsoy GloOs is Ssll holding
the Hst, for the sacred Cause. All agree thst We must
nave q strong central goysrnnsnt during the VA
Rat We look to our Cor gTess not 70 pus in jeopardy the
essential elements OF national liberty and hat the "a
cred righls Of the peopls are soi aAFsaFed i'Fs men
Potage.
Il i, the opinion Of the DSpatek that ahermsn'S
movement in Georgia Is formidable only because ii u
poySL A similar movement made By sherman last
s,ripr apdod in nothing except the injury ha sssd on
t5s population as be paIIed along. Howell Cobb isS
true patriot and gallant solder, and Il at the head OF .
o,uzi5srsbls force. GustaVus Smith ought to have the
mssns Of showing hfn5slf the great officer Hhioh he
"a "a oesIit Of being. Sherman viii dad it . dhhs
clit JOB to march TO Savannah.
Tee Eramissy looks into Senator EAIsen'I rssOlu-
ton asking the President whether any STATE OF the
Z llsed States has eKPEssei.S Wiltpgls 70 60 into
convention wlth the States OF this UonfsdsFsSy; aud
cu5Tels soundly Gov. Broun, V,Os-PrssIdsni s.sPhenl
and al other loose ioinssd, E~nsertain people.
In . subsequent article, tbs decrease in ths Yankee
Carrying trsds IL disclosed, Gnd the snsuy's purse
shown act to be bot1Omless. The moral Of he g 'ss-
ssls facts which The EsayiUsr lays before ip readers,
70 that even 4 rich ana ingenious nation cannot IPPly
ia energ' ss 10 foreign var and Oorqusst, Tor many
years, without fsslI The IDpoVsri-hinE sf-S4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21
'...4,ss sAa q. suro.4 JAVA.

AWINGt to circumstance beyond our control,
~ We are concealed, for the present, TO 4 discontinue the Auc-
tion Busineas. Both OF ", 80 well ~ ali tge lemployets Of the
eSA bIshment,b being In the feld, II Ia simply impossible 70 40 jus
tIos to tbs intersSB Of our consignots. We therefore give nouce
20 all to whom we are indebted for sales, 70 call At once ano Sc
cure their balances; and TO all indebted TO US. to call at once
and settle th,ir balsncea, especial y those having consignment
in our hsnds, on which advances have sen made, must call be
fore WEDNESDAY,, Esd inSt and arrange them, otherwise all
stock then remaining on hand, will be closed az suction.
Tue manufacture Of smoking Tobacco, especially the brands
OF "searfaletu' and Pride OF Bethel" Will be largely In
creased. ~.
on WEDNESDAY, the 28d Inst, we vii sell
1000 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, part Of which Is OF
superior quality
1000 reams Wrapping Paper
3 lArg. and Welhatsorted Libraries, particulars
Of which viii be given hereafter
5000 Florida otgsrs
~ cases Iisorce
1900 gals, Vinegar
10 coils Cotton Hope
60 cases soap
leo pairs heavy Brogsns
200 Calf sud Kip skina
10 gross India Rubber Oonbs
90 sTOss Pearl buttons
800 qures Sand Paper, assorted
90 sack Sat
1000 pads Cotton Yarn
varied aDohmsnt Of Indian China, Out ollH
Decante- 8, Wine and Jelly GiasEes
l hns Velvet Carpet and b. co yAr1s
r AID many ether articles which vii Dc mentioned before day Of
sale. WILL al 4 E0RFLEET.
nols-td corner 18Th sud Main 's.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21


A profound thinksr-ratber original Ia his Wsy-Ess
Sout 10 illustrate the mania Of b~OOk-mAkipg very ssr-
donic4lly, bet none the lees appropriately. 10 show
hoU empty was the reputation Of certain b~oOk-makers,
be would say: "A fool il born, and . fool lives and
dies. and no one knows that g fool has lived; but 8
fool /. born and a fool writes . book, then all the world
Knows that q fool has lived" This rough thought HOds
he application with singular aptitude in the case OF the
drunken blusteTsr Who hounds on to toe destruction OF
our Capital the OfsOOurings OF the world, which Yam
Zee byp oOEisy bAEons forth to the 'oiVilEsd Eorla" a.
the "Union VsteFAnA."
Grant, the G~Chstyps of braggArts and b~lustsreTs,
whom The fatss had destined for an humble and may
hap respectable obscurity, drunk with fsncied successes
and victories manufactured for psculiar reasons,
has 90 struggled to elbow bis way to noto-
Fissy, that he has, in q measure, succeeded
In attracting pubic notice, and In calling upon him
self the doom of the honest fool. who, bad he con-
ssntsa TO remain in his narrow circle of Obseulity,
would have gone down through Life, doubtless, unhonQr-
Cd bu. vet not Infamous but he has raBhly and mAdly
OOur.sd the tate Of the ambitious dOlt and whilst book
making Is not his bans, no will snhaE all the penalties
which oVsrtAks those Who 90 rAshly attempt the dan
gsFOus ART.
From the time that ne asserted tnAt no Houiu
sight it out on the same Hns, If 1t took him
an summer" 20 hs last declaration, that he would
strike the death blow Of the rsbsllion hSfors the
IS winters SHOWS set in" be has bsen doomed to soc his
uurposes and MS designs disastrOusly and shSmefully
4 ftated. For sven now, amid the din and preparation
Of battle, whilst he strives to draw new comforts aud
new hopes from hs futile plan Of concentration, and
vhfls, he throStOns to renew the trSgic farce of an
other Goa to R!ohnOnd," Nature seems to have de-
siVusd 10 throw the lie into his teeth AID to leave him
again Iolsd in hs empty boasts. Already, ere che hrst
gun has been hrsd-ers the trained negro brutss have
shouted their rOh0Srsed Warcry in the drunken charge
the winter rains have come TO impede his movements.
But YET, whilst Grant stands confessed bsfOrSthe world as
: brARsart aud a falsi6er, and Whilst We should award
to bis threats but thar just measure Of alarm, We must
be prepared to see a renewal Of hOstilitiss in very
short tims-for tbs issue of which, lot Us, g. IN the past,
invoke that Providence whose protection has lhSs far
Us from The doom prepared for Us by
: brutal foemAn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
ADDITIONAL FROM TIE UNITED STATES
From dates to the l7.h Sc make the following clip
YANEn

From dates to TIE TN 30 make the following cap
pings;
TAEEu EoTABLIs.
The President, accompanied BY Assistant Secretary
Fox and other g~enilemIn, on Saturday visited the head
quarters of General Grant, at City Point, where they
were joined BY the Lieutenant General, and proceeded
down Jsmes river TO visit Admiral Porter, at Hampton
Rosds. Animal Porter dined the distinguished visi-
tors On board his flagship. PorteT's fact Is said to be
by tar .he lssEast armada ever collected for . similar
execution Ane5 JEe war begsn.
TIE Iesigaauon "a @ Darel Mcclellan, shout Shioh
thsrs bzs been SO much contradiction, was receiYeA at
~hs war Once on the day Of the Presidential election,
and vas accepted in less than two minutes alter its re-
cspt.
Gan. shsridsu and Gen. Crock, Of the Valley army,
have both been promoted to be major generals
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21
CONGRESSIONAL

Ia the Senate to-day the most important business
transacted, Vas the passage Of an sOt author Elpg the
sIchar &c Of r~ssiSsrSd Tor coupon bonds, Of the fifteen
million loan.
Also. an act IuSpOndiDg for sixty days ths Law which
provides that the reserve forces Of any State shall net
be required to perform service out Of the State in
which they reside. This WAS passed BY 80 unanimous
VoA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21

RoBBsD -TSo man, In 81 'sdTsnoed stage Of intoIi-
orion, last night staggered into a house Of Ill fsns Gu
l7th street, near the market, kept by a #ousp named
Alice Hsrdgrovs, and laid down On the floor and vent
to Slssp. When they hsd slept off their dsbauOh, they
d~lscoYsred that they had been robbed of their watches
and o considerable amount Of mcney.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21

BURGLARY -During the irza'e and muFk of last
night, snd in the absence OF all gss light, sorne thieves
broke into the VroG shop and grocery Of Vim. Ryan,
corner ( l4.h snd Dock streets, and stole . quantity
Of property, ~cousictiDg of Confederate money, can
dies, sugar, decanter0 of vhiskoy, DO. A' usual ia
such cases. 70 clue has been obtained TO tie parpetrs-
tors of this midnight visitation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21

No GAs-OBipg to necessary repairs which are be-
ing made t, The machinery of the gss-houss, the supply
of gas ia Just now very small. There ia lot enough to
admit Of tho street lamps bsing Lighted, end at 10
o'clock last night TIE stock gave cut entirely, sud there
uss darkness in slmosf cveirJ bouee in tc=s. Private
consumer sso adYisedfcr the uezt few days to decrease
!hsir consumption &C maeh Is possible.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21
APPFAL to the PubIic-The Rolief Com

4 PPEAL to the Public.-The Belief Com
IN mit.se or Richmond. thronga thdr Trectory, app 81 70 tho
rufHo Sor Ala 10 seAsi of Che 2sfases AMI srgering % .r!u sis
city.
Of the Coofederscy, many OF them without employment, o. mesp,.
buf worthy n our sen,rous ~syrpashy and support. Our citisensin
neir individual and corporate cspseity, have beea seye, civ tsI-
ed ior the rete, Of these persons sne the poor gsnst all ., ripcs
the commencement Of the war, aAd While they are Wiling 20 hear
.helr fli proportion ~ she burden, ye, they think 40 opportun-
.tJrhorid be afforded 70 the bepeyolsn. ard patriotic every where,
20 ugitt il tbs good work. TIE presence CT Two grssl ~ nIes in
ouIiugedists, vtoiHhy, ADD the ia'er@zptca 20 trsnsp rte len On
the TsliTos5z, htvs prodsce1 . tc=Eei.y o. srppliss, VIZ On can
eulT re T~saedist, 80 far 50 these fer WON VIC tppesl a, cor
etrnri r. e9utEitItiotS ffcn Individuals or corporsuons-
LTeTT rrsosStiop vii &c taken b. The COMMITTEES 70 irsvre fbs
distribution o. the Eapplr5 procured Or Contributed ttths fsut-
hes o. ~ seliicTs and the verify poor.
The taty Of providing for the ianties Of our Ieldlsrs has "a
csniy Lsea ire 4sfaTsd from the Army Committee 0, the Young
Meas o Arstisn As5 icisiion 70 the Relief COMMITTEES, ana ". tao
that tns some L beTsity which has heretofore beea nanisesled 70
them VII be extended &c 20.
Tie southern Express Company hsye Kindly agreed 70 shlp all
articles e0ntTb Ited to the poor free Of charge.
Contrib Iions Of money should be seat TO H.. 4. O. Baskf ryil.
Treasure, and 81 supplies should bfeonkgned 10 he HReI3
COMMITTEES Of ~Hlshnona," cara hsssrL Martin q csTdosa-
Prompt sld rsgslsT oertrthrtlons are earnestly rseuested.
ssis-di&sv WI, :, kDsFotn- President
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21

THE PREss ARTICULATION.

BoBrIE, Nov. l2-lo the members Of the Press
Association l have the satisfaction Of announcing that
4 favorable arrangement has bean Effected with the
Southern Telegraph Company On the bssis of the COM
mutation system. 1 will Issue 9 Circular to the mem
bars Of this association, giving the particulars Of the
arrangement, SO soon az the proper papers arrive from
Richmond. W. @. CLARK,
President PSees Association.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-21

tteP-eHsn - Inonsta. Ga til REAL.
Augusta, October sIb, 1854.
4 Mr. y ". Whiu1ck, who hiss Just connected hinAei IN nusntss
/, ri. civ wt,h Lr. Thomas D. Hss, Of Dsnvile, has oeeni In ny
H1,nIo- n. some ieuzih ofdne, and take crest pleasure N rec,
sornsndIpr nm 10 my old friends and patrons In vi giais ana
eTsVhere, a. 8 gentleman Of Lish character, . .hoLossn susins .
!. and entire y reliable. Er. Wbiaeck enioyd the respest ana
&c., N he ciassns OF this place, and l have no nsnt4uon u
ssTins thst businsss sntrusedt 70 him vii heVai cared I1T
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