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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-28

w. R. RILEY. T. I. hlLE1.
WIN. r, RILEY s BRO.
w Extensive Dealers III
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
OF THE BEST MANUFACTURERS
No. So, CENTRAL STORES, No. Sc,
VEST Building.
Bet It'll and 9th streets opp. Centre Market.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
ONE PRICE, and that the lowest.
Washington, D. c., sep 2S-lm
NEW FANCY & DhY GOODS STORE.
IN CHARLES W. GREEN,
No. 49, North Fairfax Street. IL Mansion
House Building.
Has Just received q large assortment OF An
CY and DRY GOODS for fa!! ard Winter use;
which vii! be sold at the lowest rates. Sc lily
DRY. GOODS AND NOTL0NS-The sub
| scriher calls the attention Of bHyS3s to his
stock of DRY GOODS and NOliONo con-
sisting in part of Fullod Cloths, Satmest, Case
meres. Hosiery. Linseys, Domestic Glngnams,
Brown and BIcached Cotton, Dress Goods
Baluorals. Handkerchief, Gloves HoopSklrtS
Shawls. Woolens Hoods SontagS; and general
assortment of Notions; Ill OF which nave been
purchased for cash, and will be sold nom this
time with the view to closing cut the entire
stock during the present season. AL who Wish
70 purchase may find it to their adyantaG9 TO
give us a call u +: q ~ 80 N'oOl 49,
oct l9--tf I'll. hli2 SLlcZt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-28

VIJST RECEIVED,-A fresh lot of BUT
j TER, EGGS, LARD and APPLES, from
Loudoun county. j. L. SHEK W OOD,
&C 26-tf cor. queen ana ot. Asaph sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-28
~ u7pE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
LIE hA''' ALEXANDRIA.

ootino Of the STOCKHOLDERS
"a 4 gsnfTaFE 59sT'IN INSURANCE COMPANY n
Of the Company MoNDA4 s taf oh for S5 81
vember next at which time s an ele YEAR will be
held eI and any ny other business transacted winch
NAV be brought before the meeting 9 c,oono+arr
90 I8-eotd G. W. WATT LES, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-28
Land gents,
y EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Z Ah HSTA1H A9nN01'
AUk511ds of Real Estate IN Virginia bought
and sold.
Alexandria, have constantly on hand farms
and town property for sale in all parts OF the
State.
They are also authorized to purchase real
estate aaaya0here and IN any quantities, on the
hest market terms. jy 5-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
The Fight Of the Rebel Goyofn-


That the fall OF X chmopd was feared,
If not a ioregone conclusicn, some days
before the event, is evident. Among tho
miss of papers leh behind by the f1saci.
Gus officials and Legislators were several
letters frem the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, giving directions iOf the remlvii OF
the Government documents and treasures!
Under date Of March 3oth he appoints
John Skinner, of the Third Auditors OF.
fco, as special courier TO accompany the
records and effects of that off co TO Oh ~
lotte, N. C. Next day he requests Msi..
Wood, Quarlermister, to furnish trans.
portatiun for five hundred barrels gov.
ernment archives, in four lots, TO D,i-N
villc, Va" and appoints two cl rks ia
the Second Auditof's Office 10 accompany
the 'four luis" OF papers from thit odic.h
TO Dlnvlle. and procure a " arshouse tor
their reception. Nai5l j
Saturday seems TO have passed xith-
out anything new transpiring, but on
Sunday the orders az faE.. Papers are
to be removed or destroyed as quickly "a
possible. and seven clerks are ordered e. !
proceed by freight traia early on Aeadss
mornin. with two carloads Of ,rrssurs
Tor Dsnville aud thence to Opsrlvt,s. NJ
IC. From reports brsLght iato our linss,
n a,,ue,rs thai tho f,gitives haye reached
DanyilIe On theirroa.e, aad raless ssneA
raidiue party from Shermsns srrst3c
srony should Cross their psths thsy vii ,
nroSabIy either Join Juhn>ton.s OF : ooss
inuo t.ie:r fights South. ea ggv I--,sa..1
chsrlc,.s Is near the Soath CssobRa /.
border, on ths railroad trcars SAilsbwy,
N. C., 10 Columbia, s. G. .cffasi y. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
Davis House.

tForme rIy called the ''Ciiy House,")Tihln' Ohio
I,syi wEIRIoK, Proprietor. .,,
the unders gns dle sres to nGorm allhisftendsand
iatepatrons Of the City House, ,tnowthe paTt)ihat
III, hbtelis re ady for the reception OF guesh' Ihe
Il ouse has been re.buit,r furnished andi' no"hs
rood as any in the country.
1 now have stabling snoughto accommodate any
umbsr o. horse and Hallway shave ndSnce
. ofreed. LEVI w hihlSh'
riRn, October III ,lssp-l5.ti
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
Military Claims and Pension
.a o., Hsr HORD

,Ias been duly licensed to prosecute -
s9llect claims for Officers and Srb''''
e Acx PAY aud BouSrY, and Passions
Nxpenses incident tn the eolleet'"ns
Alaims will he advanced bv him. ard
charge made until the claim is collrr''
Charges reasonable
airs, Tiffn. Ohio. lNofF
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
ii. =. Wenncr,

N,nufaeturerofC Carriages, BuFsie', sqlkies,& &r
S,,hoiie Chnreh, TiiRa, Ohio. A fne stock Of III"
ate,t .tyles af Bnggies, etc, finished In the be,
n,nnsr and the most durable materials, ,eonstnn'N
m had u nj promptly madeto order ,.,1upp
. - Al
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
=. Cray,

Attorney AID couu,ellorai Law Sud No'nI, ~
die Fostoria, Ohio, viii attend promMEi 10 aNpu
d. p.iI 10 al kinds or ;ollsetions,in sene'" -
apoiuias counties. u,,,
Oyytos-lvith !. v. Inne.Esq.,tn Ha'e'b'"
up stairs
Fo,toria ,Augusts0, 1864. .....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
seneca County

AVE AND HEADING fAcToRY,TlFFlN.o
". z. Chamberlin has eonIantly on hand fi%'
sFrait RarreI Staves, well seasoned, sHd Ill
TiedpeaAing. 'ptOnpt attention given TO allords''
Also Scroll sawinT aud Turning done toorder'
November 8 ,lSG3. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27

DIR. G. NJ. Juekson- Deer Sif--l feel a pleasure
tins ofmy own acrurd, r. besr testimony 10 the
eelleRcs OF The erman liiites s'ne year, since
beink much afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them
with ven beneficial Iesuhs. J have often recon.
me nde Them to pertons ,pissbed by thaitorm@ntng
disease snd haye hraId from them the mos naiteTng
testimonials A. 10 thOr greAi value IN ctSes OF
gsnstal dsbilitv; believe IL iObs tonic that eau.
not be surpassed. J.. .M.LluNs,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
From rhe Rev Jossrh II Kennard, Pastor oithe 10th
Bnptist thttch

DT. JHcksor-- Dear siT;-l have been Frequently
requested io couuee' MY name with commendat on
of different kinds Ct medicines, but regarding he
insiRnces and pfr,ulnry in ny q nil, uf the use
fulnsss oi Dr. lioo1md's German Bitter, I depart
Tor once from NY usual course, TO eNPr'ss my ful
conviction NJ OF for general debility oi the systsu
aud especially fer Liver Complaint u iss ,afe an,
yaluBble preparation In some aases IL NAV fail
but usually, doubt not II wilbsvsTy beneficial I,
those wbusuilsr from the cause.
Yours vefy respectfully, J. ". kENNARD,
n. ghlL be low oAIa -. .phi adrlphia a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
Frank Ba aEcr,

A.,o,n.yat Law, TiCin, Ohio. omee ~ TOMB
ala,L An Just claims foT Bounty, Baek raw
s.in, nromnjly collected for soldiers or th'
VI, =, IN. oweft rates. No advance nnkmcn
uired. l""'' ~ ''"'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
LLvlG D.cK.
r'om + ey.I N.vtcg Brown, . .. rdi,orof,h,

TTom ev.J N.vtcn ntown, u u, Editor of the
Enc,clopsdia Of Religious Know ttgr.
Although not disIostd TO favor or recommend
Patent Mediciu,s iu general, through 'l.tfu.i Of
their ingredients sud sflrcis. YET krnw Of no sum
Client reHsonsWhy Puau nHy not i'ytuthe benefits
he believes himself 10 have received from ANY sin
rs r,errraticu, in the hope that lc maythu, con.
tribute tu the tturGt OF Others,
do this uuTr rrsdi IN iegsrd Of iloonan,h Ger.
mBn Hitrrs,IttlVIcttl IN Z M.JEykson, ot thi.
vity, because | wHs rrtiudtyrd pEains them for
many wears, under the impression that they were
chiefly IN tlro ulic mixture ah. irt, Liedtutnv
Iuerd, l. obtH ShornHktT, &c, Gr ihr removal o.
this prejudice by proper tests. ard tor encourage
ms nj tory them, Wh'n suffering rJm great sud IL NC
continu d debility. The use OF tlfte hotties OF
these bctcis, OF tie hGgiuni ot the prescott wear
was iohtAcd T., evident teli,i, ana stion 10 O
derreeIo bodIly sud mental VeuT which had not
felt GrsiN months before, and had hmt Il desIairtd
of reg inire. | thsttiote ihsuk God aud NJ, friend
for directing me to the use tthem. in. .DRUNA
Philadelphia, June93, ls6l.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
From Rev. Warren Randolph, PsnerofBs

From Rev. Warren Randolph, PH,torof BsptlstCh
GemantOWn, Penn.
Dr. &. NJ. JAekson-Dear SiT.--PeTsonaI al exreri.
ence enables me TO say that regard the German
Ritter. prepared by yol sss most e,csent medicine
In a.p OF severe cold and general dehiliy, have
bee greatly benefited b, the use Of the bitiers, and
doubt not thsy produce similar eff cts urrn others
YouTstruly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Penn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
stricklands MollifuOus Cough Balsam
danhood; how Lost, how Restored

~ Just published NV edition Of
W. Dr. Culyerw lis Celebrated Essay on
ne radical cure (withoui medlcine) OF Sper
,ntnrhnt, or seminal Weakness, lnv0luuta.
SEMINAL Losses, lmprtvuey Mental aud
I'hys,eal lueapacity, lmIiedmenis to Mar.
age, eic; also. onsumption, Epilepsy. and
ms induce by indulgence or sexual cX
nav gansr.
" price in u sealed cnvelop ,only 6cents
The celebrated au hoT in this ndmirnble
,ty CLEARLY demonstrates, FROM thirty
r., successful practice that the alarming
se1urte ecs ot seliabuse may be radically
el without the dangerous use Of Internal
cine the applienliru Of the knife
irg uu. mode OF cute at once simple,
IN. ant efi, ual, ty means OF which
~ sufferer. nO mat ter NhAthis condition
~ be, mn cure himself cheaply, privately
I rrdicnlly' .
= bis l. L-cture should be in the hands
,,r, ,,uth anu every man in the land.
,ut, uider sal. IN plain envrloptu AM
res post paid, nu r,ceipl OF Elk cents, VI
past stamps. Address the pu lispcr.
CHAS l.C. KLINE & Co.,
- Bowery N. Y, post oilcr box 5sG.
hn,eh 3. ie65-ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27

From Rev J n Turner, rp,,or uf nedGing NJ. E..
Chutch, philade'pdn
DI. isrkson-Neat siT-IltyIEg used yourGer
man Diuers in my fsuily iISqr'rtly, ! am prepared
tvssyiiht II hss tesn OF ersA stt're. believe that
mostcases of general deblii, of The ,ystem iiis
ghr .afe,ibnd most yaiuuht Ttn 'dy OF WlichI have
any knowl'dge T@'p9uuly,
No. 726 n. AiRstssnth street
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
william w OH,

Root Binier and Blank Book Ma.ufae'ur'r' Tiff
in, Ohio. ., o..
January 1851. u "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
ars. A. u. G. Mattiso,

NEW MILLINERY STORE, REPUBilc'"i
ConstaAtly On hand fns assortment Of NiUin.'
Goods, whiph will be sod At The lowest cash prize
straw aud silk Work dane to order. An eiega ntr
sortmsat Of Dress and Cloak Patterns alWAys .
hAnd. mks. a. L. g. MATflfON
Rubiie, May II, 1854. Hlaf Ell SENS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
NEw RooHzLlE,N.

From tie Rev ". LYONS, forn erly Pastoi OF the
Colhmbus IN. J.l aud MiddletoSn tPenn Bap.
tist tChuIeLes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27

TX HoRn. Attorney NJ Law.G KEN Nuoi
o,yAt Law and Notary Pubio. Office, 'ommeftl'l
ROW, Cp Siaifs, SouiheastCoTner
Iannnyy ae. 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
:. .sonLE H>N"'
W. II. Il II. Noble,
MOrd 4 Keen.

Attorney, and counsehors \, LTw. nmee ~ 81"
ser, New Block, opposite the Gov" 'ouse'
y novo5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27

WE are Jnst recsivinx a ia'gs lo OF Groeori.s
w reduced prices. Cslland see asr 81
II. 4 RUsKlRRk Il BRo
opt "a. Noe, Hedges Bicr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27

Attornsy at law. viii attend Ifompty 10 AZ
Siads soflsgal business. OfBee n Com nercial Row
riMn. Ohio. n'''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
John NcCauley,
G. II. Watson, q,

Attorusy at Law. THIN, Ohio. ofios, second
ifloor, TomL's Hisek. c
March 10, i9t1. ~''i'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21
A, Moment Of Horror.

For twenty three years, old Jake Willard
has cultivated the soil in Baldwin county,
and drawn therefrom support for himself
and wife. He is childless. Not long ago,
Jake left the house in search Of missing
cow. His route led him through an old
worn out patch of clay land ofabout six q.
cres in extent, in the centre of which was a
we'll, twenty y-fve or thirty feet deep, that,
st some time, probably, had furnished the
inmates Of o ailspidssed house near BY With
water In passing By this spot an ill:wind
drifted Jake's rstile" from his head, and
waited it to the edge of the well, and in 1t
tambled.
Now Jake had always practiced the Vir.
tue of ecoiomy and he Immediately set a.
bout recovering his lost hat. He ran to the
well, and fudipg it was dry at the bottom,
be uncoiled the rope which he had brought
for the purpose of capturing the truant COW,
and after several attempts to catch the hat
with moose, he concluded to save time by
going down into the well himself. Toac-
). cemplish this, he made fast one end ofthe
rope to q stump hard by, and was soon on
his way down The we'll.
It is:a fact, of which Jake was no less o..
livious than the reader hereof, mat Ned
Welles was iu the dilipids...ed ed building afore-
said, and that = old blind horse, with a
bell OF BIS neck, who had been turned out
70 uie, was lszily gazing within short dis
ssnos fths well.
= The devil himself, or some other wicked
spirit, put into Ned's Uranium to have a
little fun SO he quietly slipped up to the
horse, unbuckled the strap, and approached
with SLOW and measured "ting-a.ling. to the
edge of the we'll.
HDaug that old blind hoss p said Jake,
"he is cumin' this way, sure, and amt
got no more sense nor to fall in here. Whoa,
Ballp
q But the continued approach Of the sting
a-ling," said, just as plainly as words, that
old Bald wouldn't sewhoa." Besides Jake
was at the bottom, resting before trying to
ssshin" it up the rope.
nGrsat JsruselamP' said he, "tbe old
cuss will be a.top ONE fore I can say jack
Robinson. Whoa | dang you, whoa w
Just then Ned drew up to the edge of
the we'll, and With his foot kicked little
dirt into It. - ~
"oh, Lord exclaimed Jake, falling on
his knees at the bottom of the we'll, "I'm
gone now. Whoa Now / layme down to
sleep--Whoa, BALL pray my soul the
Lord 3to-whoa, now-Oh Lord, have mer-
cy on me p
Ned could hold in no longer, and fear
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21
John Smith IN the Field. |.

= - 7lI.-I -, -.1ocs .
III PINT, ~ u, NOV, 14'n' iooo
BILL ARP, SoIRE: fse Deen tssaus g
yere documents, ana a,iiy' air a1raae y - an,o0
loyel Rora anyun man on 20 y,, = ofpv ~
90 70 the wor, ana Aep ouy msan = - ;;;nsa .be
!skripsnan. a.,e, oosoneu ~, dasnr;. ob.rses
eaVelree' sne WI t.dtao = nsn hsdla vonn.
70 pp O,s ss,i;s E. - tbars borsss and : nutber
p;. 1au = y .hs , hsct by the fragmen Of flieu
sbelI. aha / vor not in this ere fite, cause I
iined.the wagun trane when things luked
suspishus. Wei, Pme glad of pease, and
that them sbreekin shells and hissip, sput.
term minees air not a trayellio rom eny
more. Inv the deer ould flag. and the
stars and strines mir n,resby;us 70 nv sole-
The nipeurs and fedruls du not du in my
ountre Ike va ss tha du in :, worn. The mig.
ours ara is;obur. industreyus, and sta at hom
aad don't max Imlrilessons Of thairselfs, as
sha du doun in George. The fedral sol.
gurs du not cuss, nor swair, nor chaw tobak-
ker. nor drink whiskee. Tha sa that burnin
houses, and robbin wimen. and chiIdrun,
sir agin the roofs ef civilized wor, and that
unyun solgurs did not fte.in that wa. Tha
SO that tbs oil mistak and slandur agin
them, and that q rebul colled Hamtun burnt
Columbee and them touns and yillaigis in
South Carlina and Georsee,
Wei, Squire, we've had and les.shun for
Gunner. Wun Of the ksnas:. s:.uates wor oil
things to oil men, as ss!..inte Jon sez in the
Bihel. He wor 4 nullefyer in 1851, CO.
seshuyntss .sn "a 1861, consurvitiv in 1858,
to.w'. mainly opposed to the wor, and to
JET. Davis, and to Abe Linkun, and the
abolishnnists, in 1865, he is Ande Jon.
s.,n. pnyun man. and kandidait for Guvner.
R,t be uornt ,eoted and the reesun pears
- 10 ,h., he Ala NJ, oat voets enpff The
nnllefvers nulIefved him. the ceseshyunists
osaesded from him and the upyun men
ssd tbat tba uontea a man who had oil
-. .,r ,n,nn and so he did not gi, votes
ways oin un' ~ And now we've got
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21
DR.. JOHN MAY.
FRESH ARRIVALS

OF Kerosine, Castor, Olive, Train and Iinseed OILS,
In barrels -: y -
Barrels Of Blue yitol, Borax, Alum EPSON salts, E17
phur Copperas, Madder, Indigo, Spanish Brown, Red
Saunders Venetian Red Uitn marine Blue, Concentated
Lye, Cline, Putty In bludders. s.ls, 50
Marking Stencil and all kinds Of other Brushes.
Maccaboy, Scotch and American Snuffs.
Superior md genuine French Brandy and pure B9uInon
hiskey pure juce of the Grape Wines such as Made
ria Port Sherry and Molaga selected expressly for Med
icina purposes Besides numerous other articles TOO te
dous TO enumerate, may all DC found Tor se M me fofA
DRUG Store. -1 DR. J0hN Mht
November --s= - % ~-rsN.s s.ss,ssz-Fsi u Y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21

s@ The Virginia Legislature has met at
Richmond. John D. Baldwin, q strong
Unionist before the war, but nsverthelsss a
member Of the Confederate Congress, was
chosen Speaker. The Governors message
vas read. He says the State owes S41,.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21

.NROCKERY.-A LARGE LOT
Lfof CROCKERY Of every description, which win be
sold at prices prevailing before the. war. At -. :
! o,,oh.ras sss y; n mceo 1il tAnhl X
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21

SNUFF.-A LARGE QUANTITY
by w. II. McCOhkLE.e
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21
Courting in Right Style.

SOuItlhs 1k1 Ah1bhc-Ssf2Ss
"Git eout, you nasty puppy-les me
alone or will tell ma p cried out Sally
to her lover Jack, who sat about ten feet
from her, pulling dirt from the chimney
jam.
~ aren't techiu on you.
"Don't mean tu, nuther, DO yer9"
"No don't"
Cause you're to tarnal scary, you lougleg.
ged, lantered. .jawed, slab-sidsd, pigeon
toed tangled-kneed owl, you han't got q
tarual bit of senoe get along with you"
Now, Sal, I love you, and can't help it,
and eff you don't let me stay aud court you,
my daddy will sue yourn't for that COW he
sold him t'other day. By jingo, he said
he'd do it."
"Well, look here, Jack-if you. want to
court me you better do it as a white man does
that thing-not set off there as if you
thought ! was pisen." d..
elbow on airth is that, Sail !" =.
"Why side right up here, and hug and
kiss me as if you really had some bono and
sinner of man about you. Do you sup
pose womau's only to look at you fool you
No they are made for "practical results" as
Kossuth says-to hug and kiss and such
like"
"Well," said Jack, drawing a long breath,
"if | must 1 must, for I do love you Sail" "
and so Jack commenced sliding up to her,
Ikea maple poker going to battle. Lay.
ing his arms gently upon Sails shoulder, We
thought We heard Sal say
"That's the way to do it, old hoss !
that's acting like a white man orter'"
tO6, Jerusalem and pancakes r exclsim.
ed Jack, "if this amt better than any ap-
pie sass ever marin made, darued sight
Crackee, buckwheat cakes, slap-jacks aad
lasses amt no where, long side you, Sal
Oh, how love youi
Here their lips came together, and the
report that followed was like pulling a horses
foot out of the nire. We left.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21

zs.. THE sTAaf}PXC

q. adans, aecassis sa 3 & Coz & ois sud
September 81 - ssuls
5 THE sTA1f3 ACT. go
ONE OF THE TAxLAWs or THRus STATS:
There are probably but few OF the readers Of t piper
who know tie detafs Of tho Stamp Act lbefb " no
ss ~ Sssos asos es sss ssh
we think rs WIN prove naost interesting end %
~ 81 scHaDpEE n
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS deeas sFsap.
AGREEMENT a isa NJ Or RAPPRxsEMESTzoi sse =
sheet or piece Of paper on which ne same y;
Ass1saMENrs MItssh oHfaAHssERs mosksss, s'''.' =
lease or policy cftnsurances tbs seire dpiz aspp
ne as oras,aS sa aastromeni gam ..sna,,
BANK GHEcKs, DRAFTS Oh Orders, &c. -.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE. INilxp--drafi or.order, 80
payable otherwise than at aa8ht on deunud,
and any pronissory note, whateyer, payable on ~
ae1es ea S5 q for
and intended 70 be, and which shall be fottng1 ~
presented for payment1 for sum not txcecdIns
rSl @ every hundred doilsI 81 lasl0ns
Bills &c asIsIL oF IpINe vessels for pol & .e
United States or Hrifish Nonh AneIiea ~ asxe1aps
Orfeceipt0f goodson any foreign porb 40 ceHs
sn When e. does sss @ss
ss::s ss:::s s' j: Sc %
30 psrsonS properly Iother ,hsn .np ysiss Scents
B0ND-personal, for payment o. money etsee
.Moryagel ss-,s e ~ ~. Z,
OficiM J3 ~ -. S.uV
Fatndeneifying any person t0r tns paynsnt ofs
recoverable thereupon 10 81, 900 q less 5ocest'
Where the mouey recoverable exceeds 81 ie0os sSS
for every additional 81 goo of frciloaoi pAs y
~
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5ooo, 900, aud has s22, ,ooo, 300 Of available

900, 900, aud has s22, ,000, 900 of available
assets. The interest due. on January i is
over SO, ,000, 900 He recommends q tax
upon the oyster business, and the sale of the
State interest in railways, which might re.
duee tile. debt by SIS, ,000, 600 BE. thinks
but little Legislation is required concerning
freedmen, andsadvoes,es their admission to
the courts on the same basis as white per.
sons. The repeal of usury laws ia recon-
mended, and the message closes with an
exhortation to support the Union in the
payment of taxes and every other way
The BENEFITS OF ADvERTIsING,s ,s-In
answer to correspondent the New York
Tribune states that it is true, as reported,
that Boston druggist Hhohad q speciality
now before the public is paying that estab-
lishment $40, 900 q year for advertising.-
It says he paid 81, 800 for the insertion Of
one mammoth advertisement, and adds on
the general subject: Bonner once paid US
$4,000 for one insertion Of an advertise.
ment 10 the. Ledger. BE. knew that by
judicious advertising he could insure q for.
tune. The old prejudice among druggists
and physicians against advertising is dying
out, and they as we'll as others, that the
cheapest mode whereby they can make
themselves and their medicine known to the
public is by wise aud liberal system of
advertising"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21
fnl that Jake might suffer from bis fright,

fui that Jake might suffer from MS fright,
he revealed himself.
Probably Ned didn't make tracks with
his heels. from that we'll. Maybe Jake
wasn't up to the top of it in short order
Maybe not don't know. But + do know
if Jake finds out Who sent you this, it will
be the last squib you'll get from me.
", .'%' .''s''' Mobile Advertiser.
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ID AG GING AND R0PING.
X o.,oLsa For g sale by % ". H. MecoRKLE. u 4
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