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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

THE SUFFERING ON THE PLAINs-SoLpIERs FRO.
zEN--A letter, dated ST. Joseph, Missouri Deem
Der Goth, says:
Later intelligence from the Plains confirms
previous reports OF great suffering. The l7th United
States infantry caught near Ellsworth, on their
march in, aud about seventy soldiers so badly
frozen that it became necessary to place them in hos
pital. The Twenty Seventh Wisconsin, also coming
in, encountered the storm near Junction City, and
about thirty, including Colonel Wells, were severely
| frozen and left in hospital. The road is badly
blocked with snow drifts beyond Fort kcarney.'
-
| DIrLOMATIC.-lt is a subj ect Of comment that at
the Presidents reception Monday, none of the di-
! plOmatc corps recognized spoke to the Mexican
Minister they evidently not recognizing him Il re-.
preventative from any government. senior Romero
was cordially received by President Johnson, but re-
| manned only few moments IN the reception room,
leaving some time before the departure OF the other
ministers. Washington Star.
VIRGINIA Posr-OrPIcEs REorENED AND Apporyr.
MESTs NJ ADE.-ProspeCt Hill, Fairfax county, VIM.
! :. Oliver, postmaster, vice Jones.
Spring Vale, Fairfax county, Daniel 5. Borden,
postmaster, vice j. ;. Swrck.
J0ncSvllc, Lee county, Charles L. Baxter, post
master, vice NJ. y. Richardson.
! GENERAL GRANTS MOVEMENTS Lietenant- Gen.
eral Grant accompanied by Mrs. Grant and pOr-
ton of his stall General Megs and two children and
Admiral Dahlgreen and daughter left Washington
yesterday for Wilmington, Delaware, to attend the
marriage of Maior-General Wilson to one of the la
dies of that city, which takes place tO-day.-Bahi-
more Sun IF Sd.
DEATH OF GENERAL sTIAPER.-The Charleston
papers announce the sudden death of Brgadier Gen
eral W. II. Trapier, of the late Confederate army
| General lmpier was 4 graduate of South Carolina
College, and aiterward entered West Point. He was
in the same class with General Beauregard, and
| graduated with high honor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

BRAHL.-As considerable attention has been at
,racteI towards this country Of late, We may recap
tuate in few words for the benefit Of those who only
read short articles what has recently been said al
considerable length in our columns
Brazil j. an Independent empire possessing fer
tile soil. delightful climate, liberal contribution,
a free press, trial by jury, Institutions of learning
liberal suffrage, and tolerance in religion. Any
free man. whatever his color, provided he has $50 a
year income, can vote. \ slave can compel his
master to sell him his freedom at fair valuation.
The external slave trade has been abolished, and
steps are being taken by the government towards
early universal emancipation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
;PA WORD TO THE WISE

From the army hOspital-the bloody battle held-the
mansion of the rich and the humble abode Of the
poor--from the office and the sacred desk--from the
mountain top distant valleys and far off islands Of the
ocean from every nook and Of the civilized
worlds pouring in the evidence OF the astonishing
effects of BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs. Thou
sands upon thousands Of letters like the following may
bs seen at our office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL COMPANY.

Mr.. ROBINSON, of Norfolk. presented an act to in
corporate the International Commercial Company of
Norfolk city, The bill provides for the formation of
a company for the purpose of building, purchasing,
owning &C., sail and steam vessels for navigating
between the ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth and
the port of Liverpool and other foreign ports, and
was apprOpriately referred.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

| have been great sufferer from Dys-
pepsia, and had to abandon preaching. The
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV. J. s. CATH0RN,
Rochester n Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
ELLIS PASSED..

\ bill authorizing the Richmond and Danville
Railroad to borrow money, and a,bill to amend the
charter of the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, was read Il third time and passed
The Senate then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

Minnesota Legislature.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 3.-The Legislature organized
this morning. Governor Coney will lie inaugurated
Tomorrow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

I have given the Plantation Bitters 10
hundreds of our disabled soaiers with the most aston
ishing effect. g. w. ID. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers Home
fnsft.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
USURY LAWS.

The bill providing for the repeal of the present
usury law was then taken up, on motion of Mr.
Keen of Pittsylvania.
Mr. Boiling, eff Petersburg, objected to the bill
being pressed upon the Senate 50 soon after the re-
cess as he had intended II offer an amendment
He thought that the proposed bill would not cover
all the eXigencieS Of the question, particularly with
respect To the banks
Mr. REESE. of Pittsylvana, warmly advocated
the immediate passage of the bill. He said that we
could obtain no money and in reality had no banks
was opposed TO a maximum rate, as experience
shows that the highest legal rate is always charged.
Mr. Boiling, of Petersburg, said that he wished
to protect the community against the moneyenders,
and it was the opinion of his constituents that a
maximum rate should be fixed, beyond which no
one should go. He referred to statistics concerning
the Northern States, stating that in 1860, out OF
thrty-live States and Territories, eleven had max
imum. two had no maximum, and twelve had lc-
gal rate of from To ten per cent, and argued
that this State should take lesson from their eXpe.
renee In conclusion, Mr.. Boiling moved to lay the
bill on the table.
Mr. GILMER, of Richmond, supported the views of
the Senator from Pttsylvania. He said that the
National Banks wOuld not discount any private
notes and that it was said their capital was being
lent ont on the streets at ten per cent. per MONTH
He thought that the credit and responsibility of the
individual should fix the rate, and not the law; and
that he would if he could. drive every bank out of
the State except the state banks.
After some further discussion, the bill was laid
over and made the order of the day for Thursday,
January llth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

CrrA-The population of this rich and beautiful
ISLAND at the last census was little oyer million.
The area embraced by it and its dependencies is A.
2'S square miles. The great staples are sugar, cof-
Zee and tobacco; and the annual value of the pro-
lucts of the plantation, Is Gstmated at S6OOOOOOO
although only about one-twenteth Of tie island is
in cultivation. The annual revenues of the govern.
meut amount to something like sI8OOQOoO. There
tre LAP sugar estates Sis coffee estates, 9l2 to-
bacco estates, and about 10 QUO grazing farms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

\ MOTHER POISoNS THREE OF HER CHILDREN
4 correspondent of the Chicago Tribune at Battle
Creek. Michigan, gives a detailed account of an
atrccou~ murder OF three children in that place,
aged respectively four six and eight years, by their
mother. Mrs sarah ilayiland spiritualiSt man
named Daniel J. Baker, Loarder, who was very
Kind to the family. aud developed Mrs, llaviland
aud one or two young girls into excellent mediums,
preparatory 10 going on a mOney-making tour, Is
charged with being an accomplice in the crime
The children appear to have been obstacles to the
successful accomplishment of the plans of the party.
The spirits told the mother that they would pass
away before the snow fell much. Mr. Baker repeat
rd the announcement to several persons, coming
from the other world. The children did die-they
were poisoned and Tie G;other confessed that she
killed them, and that the act would be settled in
the spirit world In her statement she says &c
nave tried to bring the children up honestly, hut rs
| thcy grew Older ! saw the manifestations of the
fathers disposition who is drunken and dissolute in
them, and was ~ the time worrying if they were
out of my sight, Ton fear they would get TO steal
iug or the father would eet ;he two little Ones
| When looked forward to the time when my child.
ron should be men and women, | feared for them,
that theJ would have to suffer by transgreSsing the
! laws of the iaEj and thought a. had been the
author of their existence. in measure, II better
d, send them TO the spirit world while they were in
/ nurrut aud il any one had To suffer, would do II
| instead of them The woman and Baker aIe 10 b,
| tried tor the murder
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

% -.
iEPA REST DECA Y-PERFUMED
Breath, Sound and Healthy Gums. Peary White Teeth.
Relief and freedom from TooTHAcHg c,n be obtained
by using DowDEY'S DENTAL FLpID Recommends
by Dentist, ard Physicians everywhere as superior to
the injurious compounds in use Price - cents. For
sale by all Druggist
Recommended by Drs. Peasants, Woodward, Steel
Hudson &c, Sc, Of Richmond Wholesale by
jan2-5m =. JOHNSTON BRO.
~ TO MERCHANTS, BANKS,
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
CLERKS OF COURTS,
AND ALL OTHERS
In want OF
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
woODHoUsE PARHAM,
HAte James woodhouse & Co1
BOKSEL LERS AND STATIONERs,
GOVERNOR STREET, SEAR MAiS,
Have established
COMPLETE BOOK BIYDERY AND BLANK BOOK
MANDATORY,
with the best machinery tools and materials for the
prosecution Of this branch Of their business.
They prepared to put up
PAMPHLETS,
PERIODICALS,
BIND BOOKS,
RULE PAPER,
MANUFACTURE BLANK BOOKS
To ANY PATTERX
They have alst ady in store good stock Of
LEDGERS,
JOURNALS,
DAY-BOOk>.
CASH BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS,
SALES BOOKS,
In fact every description Of Blank Book usually re-
quired including Memorandum Books in great variety
ALSO,
A well-selected stock Of
STATIONERY.
WOODHUUsE x PARHAM,
date James Woodhouse n Cod
az their New Building,
dec29-f on Governor street, near Main.
trFo REMOVAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

ARP LETTERs."-The Metropolitan Record an
nounces with evident satisfaction that it has made
an arrangement with the celebrated author OF the
Arp Letters" by which the correspondence of that
popular satirst will h. published hereafter in the
columns of that raper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
iGPTo OUR FRIENDS AND TREPuB.LlC
ANOTHEE WV STOCK

ANpihEl WV NTF-k.
We are opening this day, direct f,Ym the r.nutae.
turers two hundred cases Of
BOOTS, SHOES MD TEVyKs.
suitable for the fall and winter rad. Among %,
stock is eighteen hundgei pair, or Dane Co, c.'s.
brated Nailed and Fygged BPOGANS. the b. Il ia the
United States. We consider Dane Co. the best manu-
facturers in tho world " have been seIliu, fh,.-
Brosans far over twenty ears and they AWAY. sr.
entire satisfaction. We ask all in want Of gooI shoe.
or Boots to give a call
oci20--tf puTNEy l. W. Arts
iJSP ROFESSOR CONWAY'S COUGH
MXTURE.--Thi Cough Mz'ura wa. used exclusively
by the late Doctor James H. Conway In hi, exter.irs
practice IN this city, for the last twenty ysa. Thou
ands II his patients attest It's efficacy and the name
Of the inventor Is sufficient guarantee for f.. vage
prescription Many applications having been made
Tor this Invaluable preparation, with the consent o
Mrs Conway, the subscribers are now prepared to far
nish 1t in all quantities. both wholesale and retail
Prepared only by P JOHNSTON & BIO.
Druggists, cor. Of nth and Capitol .i., under
oct28-Sm the powhatsn Hotel. Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
REEDsBrRY, WIS, Sept. Is, 1903.

hEEDsbJkl, W rs, cePt. 10 loV"'
| have been in the army hospital, tor
fourteen mOnths--speechless and nearly dead At Al
ton Illinois, they gave bottle OF Plantation Bit
ters. Three bottles restored my speech and
cured me. C.. A. FLAUTE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

LIP HOUSE PAINTING.
L. L. MONTAGUE son,
Main street, between Seventh and Eighth
Are prepared to undertake
HOUSE PAINTING
in all its departments, in good style and roGy rss.
sonable terms.
our?d customers and the public gene rally, are In.
vited 10 give us a call.
l. L. MONTAGUE son,
sep22--n House and Sign Painters
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04
. SPECIAL NOTICE!
JOHN w. RTSoN

~" SPEClAL NOTICE
JOHN W. RTSoN,
Successor to Joseph IaidIeyJ
PO &c Y AND DRUG IsT
Corner Of Main and Third streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
Has in store large stock Of Drugs MeaieI ne. De,
Stuff, Oils and Paints, to which We invite the ,posa
attention Of Country Merchants and all OF aer in sAnt
Of such articles at 1911
iUP MARRIAGE AND CF.,TRACY. an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

CoLp-BLOopED MURDER IN EANSAS.-From
tie Fort Smith Ntr Era We learn that the Rev.
William Stout of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
a member of the Arkansas Free state Convention of
two year, ago was asSaSSinated on the lth ultimO,
it Dover, Pope county. in that State, He was
county clerk, and as such engaged in his office
when AZ nine, Z. NJ, some miScrcant discharged al
him a siugc-blrrelled gun, loaded with ball and
huckshot The coward fired through a crack in the
wall into the back Of the victims head. This, the
Erc remarks, makes the third murder of couuty OIL
.lls in Pope county within few weeks, the sheriff
and Deputy Slerih having been previouoly des
patched.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

Thou wilt send me two bottles OF thy
Plantation Bitters My wife has been greatly benefit
ed by their Thy friend
ASA CURRIN,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-10
Give Noeure = LIN.
People expect TOO nslA offaturs. They tribe With
their heath and their constitutions and thea srs sur

their heafh and their constitutions and then sfs sur
pfayva mt asy m s,eH. s - - =
The peGurs oscansaant mental OF bodily labor upon
the aniaf bowers Il tremendous Very few and
eongtot,ou, can be.r up ss-isst ills prsssrs unss
ssts Adato shis the nphealshy Influences .hsth 5uE
J,ee, n ire afr We breathe. me wafer drink. the
artificial heat WITH which epdeavor chase away the
cold and marrov+carching most1re of winter, and it
would seem TO require anost auperhuan sisur to tses
in perfect health this rigorous without rein
forcing the physical energies. A
But how rein orce themf Certainly not With unsdul-
teratei smulants There is poison in the onter air.
or 10 the furnac cheated rooms, work
shops. factories pernciors those dea ly burning
auida 49,. Ss-as-
WHY mss them. when HOSTETrRR's STOMACH
B,TrERs vegetable tonic without alloy. eve-v-
we~re oAtainahe, Noting has ever BEEN offered to the
feeble and ae ase harmless In its nature. pow
FIJI, In its invieorafi,g effects. this celebrated
sT0MAMIIC AND ALTERArIyR. e1a
In theAvry Ana IRE ravv In rev settlements, and in
crowded cities nv oil ard vonnr roh AM poor u IL
ns~a~ PROTECTIVE AND REsrnRATIr. MSoI,
CINE, With the most gr,tfyi' results. dAwlw
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nrLANoHeEr sUICIDn.

Ay.,.x widow Commits suicide-she
usrv. Herself with . BED Cerd-Ths
Motive for the Ussu.
From the Jackson (Mich.) Citizen, June 81
Yesterday about noon this community was
startled with the report thai . young Hloew
woron NAMED Hawkins had COMMITTED sui
eide by hanging. She was relative of, and
residing with Mr.. L. Y. Bennett, boot and
shoe dealer on Mechanic street. The de-
ceased had no children and was thirty
one years of age. Her husband died about
a year since. The suicide is very singular
affair, and no sufficient motive can be as
signed for the commission Of the deed of sell
murder. The unfortunate woman was in i'll
health, and for some weeks had been low
spirited. On Sunday she was heard to say
that she was no use TO any one and she might
az we'll be dead rs alive. Fears had been en-.
,ertained by the family that she might make
way with herself, and she had been
recently watched. Yesterday morning she
was about the house and helped clear OH the
breakfast table and do the family work. All
at once she was missing, and upon search
being Instituted, was found IN the attic, hang
ing a hfeless corpse. The attic is so low that
a person cannot stand upright in it. From
the appearances Of the surroundings it is APP
parent that Mrs Hawkins went deliberately
at work to commit suicide. Against q paru-
ton about four feet from the floor . piece Of
board was nailed across some joists, and
around this she tied the rope and adjusted the
fatal moose, So soon to launch her into eternity.
In order to accomplish her object she had to
let her weight fall several times upon the rope.
A trunk and other articles standing near were
displaced, showing evidences of quite strug-
gle. When found the body was still warm,
although life was entirely extinct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-10

A New NAME.-The Davenport Gazette.
which by the way is Que Of the soundest and
best papers in the State, calls the scattering
officers who endorse my policy" and indulge
in trucking subserviency to the powers ttat
be, '.Johuson's wax figures No better
name could have selected for the plant plas-
tic dough faces. Ii is gratifying to know that
there is only few of them, and that with all
his efforts "Moses' has not been able to get
ND much Of show, and that if he don't
meet with better success he will be compelled
to abandon the business, and devote his whole
time to drying up saloons by taking the liquor
down.-Mc Greqor Neirs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-10

TRIcnlxAsIs.-Some very serious cases Of
this disease are reported in Linn county, in
this State. We shall not, however, place
much reliance on the accounts which reach
us until there has been thorough investiga-
ton and all the facts made known. There is
doubtless gread deal more pork consumed
than is good for the health of those.who use
it, but it will take very positive testimony to
show that well cooked article of ham OF
bacon actually contains living animacua,
People generally. particularly in the summer
time. eat too much meat. and these frequent
trichina seares will have a good effect It they
lead to a less consumption Of flesh, and more
general use vegetables and fruits.-Hark-
ege.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-10

AT Newport, h. La few days ago, SOL
der from the tort, about two thirds drunk,
was playing on the wharf with large New.
foundland dog, noted for his sagacity and
good nature. The animal seemed to hike the
sport as much as the man, but finally the
contest became warm, and the dog raised up
on his hind legs. placing his fore paws upon
the breast of the soldier. This threw the
man of his balance and the two fell into the
dock together. The soldier, too much intox-
icated to swim, was in danger of drowning,
when the dog seized him, and, keeping his
head above the water, padded off with him
to q boat near by, when both were rescued.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-10
Notice Of Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that II. W. Sam
~ ple utisisra nj ;. IN ~ { s. Davis Jan
Bi,bc;, Fri J L.tch II trry Fnten Ei~rid Numm
Jan-s VI. Hlhn y. ~ NJ hel-y, Nichais. "a gra't.
Rui. k, ] J. Lrs-. VIM PIT ~ d, b. Ct,itts u
den }. ii B.fker aiah Hale, Joha =, Ct Ehorn.
,anor-dsl ftte 'eu,y of Ire and stt- u tasa and
thrmstlse@. with ihoee ~io Az r-ste tcon.- s.-ss
ei,-d si'h tipn into pnrst. ard Jpitt Stock Com
rsns md tn. laws ~ 20 reltIse - sarh MIA
ton, in the nHme and title OF
= he Union Live Stock IrSnrarce Co =
The q. acpal pac. Of M iness cf the Company i. i,
the City vi b eek h.. Iowa
TIE .,u,eo th- In nr-- hetr,, ssrfed bv the
psns T. the IS>rRsN Y or 1--WE sTu~K AGsIN>T
IHEFT. sCcIrENfs AND DKara.
Til a apital - authorized il Two Hum
dr.- Thos nd nllr mi tie ,ncfea II fro time
tms II ncsssft ire rfar y biay qrirc, i
drd a. To hares tian fots j .-sh III Com
pan, MY commences n,iue-s VIII. w~Lfy Tho~s nd
4 81 al, te suiscritd, ard ten per ht Of that
nmoanf AID IN III. sius Of tn .ttk l. .uhi. CT 10
paid III qnitrf y this hrsctfrr. The Co, porn
tep nsnil.ie .wehiy eats-r.neSabie by vote OF
III. sio khofd ~
The b. ivate properly OF the stockholders made
emp fon liability for corpora dests EXCEPT asirv
6ed by Law.
lie bas ness II the Company is to 10 mansecdhy a
Boa d Of uine r,ters, Who eirca~ red 10 elect
p esd mt, We resident aud kxe'niye Ocmntfea
AMI ai4n setr,ia Ard Treas aud such oih eff
GERS and agents shall b. 10 nduct the
bn,iues. OF tn nrany. Til aln"a elect : for II
to be held tie let Thursday q june in
eaeh
TIE ilty or the Company sh,li at time exceed
don'ie the atlnrnt tf C.,itn Stoek.l
w sansl-, q DAVIS W tam Timherman tith
olas sarr.ant Jrbp A. hop J. j. Brtee, L hu idi
isaiah Hal and Jim Sctee el4cted directors to
serve until he annurs fleet in 1857
At Il meeting of hs Directors the following Officers
were elected to-ais;
H. W. SAMPLE. President.
= WIfiI,M itMfEEaAN, Vie President.
A. y. GHi fTEshEN. Il eesErer.
kkIs j. LkEId, Secretary
ma,2od
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BATCHELOh,. aAIn DYE

The Original and Best In the world The only tru
aud perfect uafr Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan
taneous. Produces Immediately = splendid Black o.
naufat Brown without injuring the hair skin Rem
edies the i'll ELECTS OF bad dyes Sold by all Drugsss
The genuiueis signed William A. Batcaeior. Also,
TERMINATING EXTRACT or MILLEFLKuRs,
for Restoring and Bssutifying the Hair.
sugN-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-10

MARRIAGE AND CEL1BACY, an Essay
OF Warming aud destruction for Young Men Also Die
and Abuses whic PROSTATE the vita. powers with
sure means of relief Sent free charge in sealed
letter envelopes. Address, DR.. J. sKlLLIN HeCGH-
TON. Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa tdxw3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-10
Supposed Trichina sickness.
CEpAs RApips, Iowa, June


Eight members Of the family of Mr.. Ber-
mer. merchant Of Marion, Iowa, were
taken sick four weeks ago, with trichina: two
of them died yesterday. Examinations
showed the worm throughout the muscles to
the number of three thousand to the square
ince. The remaining six are in the agonies
of death. Much excitement prevails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-10
A. l.. GURyEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Cotton Factor,
AsD GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SELMA, ALA

TONSIGNMENTS of Corn. Flour, Pork,
~ Bacon, Rn.ter, d, por,lacs # d. kfnds, and Mer.
chand,xe gen.rs ily, respectfully SOLICITED.
OFF, to fransa Il general teercs brsf-
npss for conf ans. indi iduas. Speti.' aterti n
given the collection of outstanding debts contracted
b fore since the war.
have now on hand and for SHE 10000 acres az the
finest Gotten land in the South, improved and uudtr
cultivation in Tracts 10 sni purchasers nd At rce
that will insure a in h,e years - the rurcnrser
Letters asking for any information viii receive ionp
attention,
RKfERExcEs.
8. W. 1nwTr, from Eeokuk) 8. lima, Ala.
Mai. Gen CHETLaIS, los ~.
Mai Gen. Nc RTHua. from Chicago, I'll Selma, Ala.
erig Gen. D. ooy, Iowa
e. BARBER, Prest Let Ns'icnai Bank vick burg Miss
Nj A. KEITH G Bark.rs, els ., Ala,
And Merchants In New York, New Orl ans and Mobil.
generally. A. l. 6iRNkY.
apr1sd3m
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