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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-10-04
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My l go 10 IL IA is girls nickname.
Ny IL IL 13 is something ladies wear.
My S4 Z is part of the human body.
My ~ Is is something that runs very fast.
Ay whole is the name of very pretty young lady.
sft GRANVILLE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-10-04
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NV 9 "a is a very troublesome animal.
My 6 7 is a kind Of vessel.
MY 8 is an abbrevation.
NY 2 Ia q letter left out.
NV whole is the name of young lady who resides IN
n white frame. TOMMY TINKER.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-10-04
Youths S Department.
EniRunaS.
1 am composed of 90 letters.

am composed OF 30 letters.
NV IA IL is mans name.
NV o 10 IT IL is to wehr ON tho hand.
NV 46 Is 10 is part of the body.
MY % 26 90 is to dig with.
NV 10 92 % % 27 is girls nickname.
My q 2 3is boys nickname. rr .rT
NV 51B 1 3 il what everybody does.
NV "a 20 q Z Is a mans nickname.
My 70 IL a cOnsonant. ~
MY whole is the name Of little man and little y
man PAP'S OLDEST Boy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08

In every case send the and post office address OF
each separate subscriber. : : - : : :
Money by draft post Office orders exp: css or In
iStered letters. may be sent at out risk.
All communications should be addressed to
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08
Written for the Cedar Falls Gazette.
Summers Welcome a. Summers Mission
BY MRS, w. w, WALL

by MRS. W. w. WALLACE.
All hail to thee Summer, glad Summer gay
We've Watched for thy coming, we've waited
Come bring thy soft brcezes, thy buds and thy
And sway thy fair sccptro DER land and o'or
sea.
Yes, come in thy beauty-thy marvellous beau.
Thou queen Of the seasons, thou peerless
All nature viii bless thee, oil earth will care.s
And welcome thy glad benedic.ions of light
Go frst to the land where tho orange tree bios.
And scatter thy fragrance below and above
Go spread thy bright mantle DER graves of our
Enshroud them in boauty-onshrlno them
Though dead they still live for their fame is
And bright as the sheen of tho starlight OF
even;
Their names are engraved OH their country's
And the angels have written their brave
deeds In Heaven.
Ger the evergreen hills of our national glory,
Enwrapt In a halo of grandeur they stand.
While ever above them in beauty Is floating
The stars and the stripes of their own native
land.
Then be ii thy mission, thy beautiful mission
To shroud the unshroudcd, the youthful and
brave,
The lost whom we call, but they answer us
never, . ...ll. ... .... = e..
The slain Of our battles, at rest in tho grave.
We cannot forget them, the sacrificed lcgions
SO calmly asleep in the land of their foos,
Then take thy best offerings and leave them
to brighten, r.
The nations valhalla, tho soldiers repose.
Cedar Falls, June l, 1866
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08
Special Terms, at Club Rates.

Any party procuring club Of FIVE or more names for
be allowed the following commission, viz: We will send
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08

TIE Cedar Falls GAZETTE gives a
lengthy account of trip on the line OF
the Iowa Central Railroad, from which
we learn that the work on that road is
being pushed with viGor. The village
of Hudson, in Black Hawk Co., has been
left "out in the cold" some two miles
from the line of the road. A station
has been established near Mr.. Cottrell's
farm, where village will undoubtedly
spring up. 1t looks very much a.
though the Iowa Central would be i'm
running order at on early day. Du-
bugne Herald.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08

n B-Editors OF country papers authorized to act
as our agents, and they will be allowed fall commits
sion all tickets ordered whether for themselves or
other parties who may order through them.
Proposals for inserting this advertisement are re-
qsested. osw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08

The drawing will take place after the concert on the
stage OF the New Music Hail. where 10 900 persons car
witness It, committee will be appointed by the audi
ence to superntend the same All purchasers and
agents will be supplied with correct lists Of drnwnys as
soon AS published Parties holding tickets will retain
them until after the drawing, and the number appears
~ .ne st OF drawn numbers they will forward their
ticket immediately with full directions as to the send
ing Of the goods or money
Tickets are Tor sale at the principal hotels book and
music stores In the city, and at Office 4i2 East Wa
ter Street. Room No. juneau block at one dollar each
sent by mail on receipt ofprice and stamp for return
postage. -
GOOD and reliable agents wanted In every city town
ana village In the United States to whom great induce
ments are offered. References required
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08

GREAT '..naa.aae.
North Western
GIFT CONCERT.
Will take place at
New Music Hall.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Thursday, June 28th, 1866.
$4,000
VALUABLE GIFTS!
WORTH $4,000.
VIII be presented to ticket holders, including
$345OO in Greenbacks! |!
NUMBER OF TICKETS 100000,
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
THIS Is the geatesi inducement offered to the pub
lie, one ticket out Of four drawing gift
The following gifts are few among the many to be
drawn. For full list see circulars.
ONE GIFT IN GREENBACKs,
$4,000.
ONE GIFT OF 7.aO BONDS,
$1,000.
FIFTY GIFTS OF so EACH,
81 200.
100 GIFTS OF $40 EACH,
81 900.
500 GIFTS OF S. EACH,
$500.
$1,000 GIFTS OF 81 EACH,
$4,000.
TEN GRAND PIANOS,
$4,000.
FIFTEEN MELODEoNs,
$4,000.
90 GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCHES,
$4,000.
80 SILVER HUNTING CASE WATCHES,
5000.
so SILVER HUNTING CASE WATCHES,
$1,000.
rs SEWING MACHINES,
$500.
1850 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
$13,275.
1000 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
$4,000.
2,14s STANDARD WORKS,
Si,S33.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08
OFFICE NORTH Mo. n. II. Co.,

AT special meeting of the Board Of
Directors Of the North Missouri Rail-
% loving nreamhle nIn and 'n.s reso day, Inc ioi,
unanimously adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, The Directory of the Iowa
Central Railroad Company have again
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08

MIR. BENJAMIN WALToS who lives n
few miles from Xcnia, has the nucleus
OF zoological institute, upon his prem
ises. This spring he captured three
wolves, two badgers, one coon, and a
litter OF wild cats. He keeps them all,
and gives them their daily food. We
are informed that his happy family"
will soon be increased by the addition
OF some sand hill cranes aud wild geese.
which an antiquated hen is patiently
hatc'ing out. If Barnum but knew OF
this curious collection
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08

A paper skirt fpetticoat) has been in
vented to replace crinoline. 1t is a
Yankee idea, and Is said to be light and
cheap.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-08

EQUALIZING THE BOUNTIEs.-Sen
tor Wilson, in Introducing his bill re-
Gently for the equalization Of soldiers
bounties, gave the following estimate
of what the measure would cost:
According to tho most reliable data
that can be obtained, the actual amount
of money required to carry out the pro-
visions of the bill, and mete out equal
justice to all, estimating eight and one
third dollars for each month of service,
without any deductions, would be as
follows: l0l ,0S5 three months troops,
S25 each, $4, 790, ,G25; 1906 six months'
troops, $50 each, 1888, 800; 1850 nine
months troops, $75 each, 1866 $50;
9,056 twelve months troops, $lO0 each,
$305, 900; 30,95O two years. troops, 500
each, S3,O95, 900; 1,l32,570 three years
troops, 5000 each, $226, 1914, 900; total,
$2i2, ,s3i 1915. The three years troops in
the above table have already received
500. All that served out full terms
will be entitled to 5000. A large num-
Der Q38,507) re-enlisted rs veterans,
and deduction OF $500 each must be
made for them; also for desertcrs, en-
listments from rebel prisons, roll of dis
charges, discharges ut own request, &c.
The total number of dcserters reported
during the war was 27S, 1000, many Of
these probably reported incorrectly. -
The actual number il estimated nc 2OO,-
900, being seven and a-haIf per cent, to
which add two and one-half per cent.
for the other causes enumerated, the
amount necessary will then be as fol-
lows, without deduction: $2lo, 1874, ,S75 /;
less 10 per cent, as above, $24, 2s3 ,As7
less for veterans, 1901 400; total,
Sll ,5Si,867. Net amount, SI9l ,249, ,SSS
from which deduct s25, 900, 900 for short
payment on account Of discharges prior
to the expiration of service, and the net
amount necessary will be in round
numbers, S1S5, 100000, adding 10 per
cent. for full payment to soldiers dis
charged on account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

EApHION COURSE TROrTIN0.-oN THURSDAY
june n. ATS n. Purse Of sou, mile lsats beat in
k0 4eScas r. hftchens Oh. Artsmus Nard r. wal.
RO:sSyo sarSs P PsIss 4h sSodrSs
Spmp's b. \. Lucyi D; Pafer's B. m Olssgo Bell :"
lEAsHI0N COURSE TROrrING.-oN FRIpAv. LIME
~ n Al ~ Match for 1870 mile heats heath n n
e.nsss y Rogers y, Daniel boone, p IacsV b. g. By
lnemoaeLonlAn JOSEPH cRocHERON, Proprietor
frHn H0B0KEN RACRs-THrRD DAY
FlEsf hzoE-seiiing premium $40 ali ases twoand
niue oAsn Tho winner TO be sold BY auction on usuai
seytn. ensers b. M Lady Dan Bryant, q 900.
!, X, H ma.son enters \, O. Julius. $50. 9fN
SEcoND RAcE.-Sweepstakes purse $40 Two miles ana
va, aa1n Dr Wedon's c. Luther, Col McDanels' 3D.
~ . m1psnngton and Oh. g. BY Mohican. - III r.
~ kD EAon-rremium 500. all ages. Two mile heats
pol McDaniels enters gr h. Throgsneck, yrs
X Rr Weldon Weldon enters :. q Knighthood. yrs
mcC0on enters gr. h. Tombstone, byrs
npowle ana Hall enter Rr Richmond, yrs
touR!H kAcESanford stake; swoepstske SaO0 for two
year olds; dash OF half mile. IL entries. \
NJ, H. msia 2, HONOR Hampton Court; 8 Red Bird; s.
1nxen Revenue dam by Yorkshire; g. Breckinrdse T.
Sis c9unis i.asae; brecknridee dam Lady Sykes;
E,thas Workman; O. Ecipae gr. O.; TO- Bonnie Doom; H.
Train. from the foot OF Chambers street to tho course
tSio ~ and II ~ M and 1918 r. NJ. Returning leave
Eli course =. 100 and r. H. Stages from Union
Nsasr. s0NERINHYKE NRMsfRoNa. and every even n
o'clock AZ the Florence haloon Of Houston
ssrest and Broadway, by Dr. UNDERWOOD.
J. HARVEY LYONS. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

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Hatt e ltaH sffm veil NaMaf wea N Nt
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

only AMERICAN LINE.
~ THE NORTH AMERICAN LLoyD'S
first class United States mail ~t-s'nship
WESTERN METROPOLIS 2CsStDns, H. sandera Msatsr.
viii sail from pier ~ Nsrb rivesson
THURSDAY. june -,
For BREMEN, ra COWES.
taking passengers 10 LONDON. HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON
and BREMEN ut the fpliowingratea PAYABLE 10 Gold
First cabin ti00; sesond, 90 ~; Sirerace, 81 -
To be followed besides Sfs which will he Atr
vertised), by the xveA kaown
ATLs tTIC. Charles Hoysr, Mastca
July i9s For frssss or p.~sagc apply 70
RuGER BROS, - Rssver street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12
MistfIIausuus.A
KEEP COOL.

JEE wish by this means, 70 inform the public
w that we have 1T j. +. Edgar's Grocery, MaiI
street and at J. Obliuger's, Huston Building, JET
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12
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Ts.en1ea Nay go, lsee.

EEsenIod May 33, ISuGs
This is an article for washing without rubbing
except IN very dirty places, witch viii require
very slight rub and unlike other preparations ~
tered ior Ike purpose WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES
hut Will leave them much WHITTIER than ordinary
methods without the usual wear and tear
ltremOYes grease spots as If by magic, and soft
eils the dirt 10y soak Ing 50 that rnsing win @ or
binary cases entirely remove II.
Ihis powder IS prepared In accOrinncs with
chemical science, ami upon process pecHliar to-
itself which is secured by Letters Patenb ID mas,
been In use for more than year, and has proved
itself an universal tayOrite WhereV er Il has beeta
used Among the advantages claimed ara tho fob
lowing. via: . t.
II saves all the expense ni sOrp iSuait used %
cuttnn and linen goods.
II saves gno>t Of the labor of rubhiRx ana wsR
and tear
Also. for cleaning windows IL Is unsv .rpassei
With quarter the time and labor "a, ninIlV II +,
CURED IL imparts q beautiful gloss nj lustr q
much superior TO any other mode NJ water = o
sun ed except tO mOisten the powder
t'il ectiOns with each package
And can he readily appreciated by 1. SINGLE tri nj
The cost Of washing for family org vn ar SIX per
suns will not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers of this pow der are ava r,
that many useless compounds he We been inLr o
duced "a the public which have r ,t,sd th. cloth
OF Jailed In removing the dirt but KNOWING the in
trinsic excellence of this article they cnihdenl,
proclaim 10 rs being adapted y meet a demand
which his long existed and wb trh has heretofore
remained upSnpplied.
MANUFACTURE A ny .t .H.
HOWE STEHENA,
SBO hto@ LWaY, Hos ton.
ALSO, NASUFAVrC RERs on PANTY pyr ,iOivFs
Sold by all Oirocers and y callers. oc9 9ism
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12
ReaI estatf.
LENgz q NpPLEaATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
oniee ;I23 Third street, North Side.


N SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved stN miles from
Dayton, adjoining Iibcrty-&4,bOO. l
hno residence Ok acres, wen improved
within one mile OF Dayton $500 ..
a framc house and four acres, on Orecnoasue
ilill- $1,000 Cheap.
A larm Of 100 acres, on Rear Crock, good land
Alarm two miles from Dayton, on. tho Coying-
ton pikci ~ acres Of land good brick housciuBc
new barn and other out-buildinRs, IN goOu order.
Good brick house and sixteen acres OF lahd on
Greencnstlc Hill, will be sold cheap, II sold soon
small mrn Of twenty -nino acres six miles rom
Dayton ON Liberty pike; well hnproyedi Will DC
sold cheap and ON easy terms.
Good farm near Centerville, In Washington
township of 1885,. acres, known as the Towns
farm oil n the best OF order, viii be sid cheap.
Good farm. all Ia good order. in Warren county,
ON Lebanon road from MiddletOWn, Of one nun
dred and fourteen and one-half acres; a bargain.
Good farm OF 90 acres, I'm Preble county on Lew
ishurg and West baltimore roads new house ana
barn, good young Urcnard all IN the best Ofuer
part bJttom land on Miller's fork; bargain
Good frame housg and lot on Fourth ~, above
high water mark cold at u bargain If sold soon
A farm Of 100 acres, mile north Of hroWn'5 sta'
ton, ON Western X. r., on Twin Greek, wen iIn-
proyed-&lOOO0 .I
farm Of ~ acres, good improvements, ~
Browns station, on Western r. R.-S3,2lO.
\ farm OF 10 acres, ON Germantown Pike, miles
from Dayton $4,000.
A number of houses and lots IN different parts oi
the city. All will be sold cheap, .H.
feb2-tf LENTH n &APPLEGATE X. H. A,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12

.ROb0cI's Bitters.
Thcy are letter than all Iiiis, PowlerA, au
bther nauseods, disagreeable toIhpopnds.
ROOdch's Blfters. ~,
They can be taken without reghrd 10 dlet
an appetizer they have no equal.
Robdc!ssS BiffeFS. y ....,,
They are preparcdby M old and skillmi plll
cian hom well known vegetable remedies
R0bdch's Bitters. ,Jl
Wherever known they have become a stant
family strenEthing REMEDY. ''i"it
ralr IfObaeEe's BitteFs. lHi1fd'
Try 0na boutle. and yon will hIwRy suse tAst
and recommend them 70 others. ..,, ,....t. ..,.,.,
RObdck's Filters, ......i..yJ ~,
Prince Walton & Co., Sole Proprieto 4
And compouhdet Of stomach nitters blood Puri
ler and Blood Pills, and Distiller and Manufac.
turer of CataBha and Swedish BTandles, aud al
kinds of the finest domestic liquors, which are sof
wholesale Ia any desired quantity at Nos 80, 81
GO and G2 East Third street. Cincinnati, Ohio. w
For sale by Druggists aud Dealers IN Medicine
everywhorea t-sf ,lIhl'Ii febi5dRwiy
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-12
Filterer and Cooler, Combined

Aud We say unhesitatngly and advisedly, that II
H. the only article of the class which has ever bre1
. Tered to the public that In every way ills oui
expectation. We sell II ut u moderate price. II
essary. can be re packed In twenty minutes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

NOrlCE.-Application will be made to the
Auditor OF the State Of Virginia for the renewal Of
a LOSI CERTIFICATE Of Virginia State Registered
STOCK, stanolng IN the name Of Thomas G. shannon,
February 25th, 1851, for 500 ' '
deel2-1awSm THOMAs q sHANNnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING....JAN. II, 1866.

SUDDEN DEATH IN BALL ROOM.-At a social as
sembly in the old Masonic Hall in West Cambridge
on Wednesday evening" the festivities came to hasy
end by the sudden death Of Mrs james Durgin, who
was taking her place the floor 70 participate in
cOtillon when she fell and expired almost instantly.
The lady leaves large circle OF friends who sympa-
thize with her family in this sudden bereavement.
Boston IrGrelieT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

A. J. JOHNSTON, A. L. HUNT,
Charlotte co., Va. Formerly OF
Alexandra, VI
JOHNSON & HUNT,
(srccsssoRs TO A. l.. HUNT COD
WHOLESALE GROCERs & LIQUOR DEALERS.
CORNER EIaHrB AND CANAL STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Keep constantly on hand large stock OF GROCBRES
and LIQUORS TO which they respectfully invite the at
tention OF the trade noVif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

I LIQUORS.
II 40 barrels Rye, Bourbon Rrctidrd whiskey
10 ! and J casks French Brandy, imported
and 1 casks sherry Wine imported
Irish and Scotch whi-key, AllsoP's and Younger
Ale, Barclay Porter-all imported
Meet Chandon's Champagne, Green Seal sc.
For sale low by
FRENCH & CEENSHAw,
ilngt Corner Ninth and Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17
And upon an attachment returned executed on Thoma
A eopy-Teste;
Il
DAILY, BOULBIN BOCLDtN, p. q. decl6--wiw
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAUQUIER

n TIKI ClRCU1I COUhI OF FAUQUlER
i county, An September, lS5l-
James 1. MISUNDERSTANDING,
Gilbert ~ Bas,abIe, Charles J. S,oviu. - Fuller
- Heudrck, and -- Ayres. partners. under
the firm name of "Fuuer, Hendricks X Ayre, -
- Whitley and - Crockett partners under
the firm name OF Whitley * Crockett - WIN. NJ.
Gray, James r Puryis and James T. Thomas, bank
ers and brokers, under the firm name Of Purvis &
Thomas - John J. Chancellor. Edward B. Moon,
John q. Beaiv and Edward MiliamS-Defendant,.
Aud the Court doth further adJudsc, order and de-
tina; Of the Commissioners Of this Court do
ascertain;
Ist The liens now binding upon the said tract Of
land called woodstock, the amounts due thereon
whom due ard their prioIitivs.
ID That he ascertain the debts secured by said de-
PENDANT BaSable by the said deed executed by Kim
the s7h day 81 February lS6l IN the bills and proceed
iugs mentioned and the property liable 90 the payment
Thereof, with the relative prinuteN OF tIr same.
81. That he ascertain the amount due by the drfen-
dant 6 NJ Ristabic 90 the paiutin James I. Huntou,
on account oi their Joint operations 10 the cultivation OF
said farm, called Woodstock. and any amount due
by said defendant Etablc to the said plaintiff HuEtou
arising otherwise than from their joint operations aud
any for which ,ajd plaintiff lluuon is bound
surety for said bA>tabIe and ais" the property liable
for the discharge thereof by virtue % the deed dated
10Th June lS5l, executed by said defendant Ba,table
and Gled with the said bill. And 60 being suggested To-
the Court by the plaintiff James Hunton that he hath
made sale Of the tat cattle rJzed said farm the pre-,
year the Court doth direct the said Commissioner
ascertain and report the facts Of such sale, and the
Of the proceeds thereof Co which said Rtahlr
is entitled and Co what debts ot>aid Bstabe the same
are liable And tho said Commissioner is directed TO
convene before him all the creditors ct the said Bas-
table Hunton and AN the creditors OF the said e. NJ
Bastable In hi, ind viua character aud ascertain
the due them respectively, and Co make report
Of all HI, proceedings the Court, with any matters
dee med pertinent by him. which may be required TO
be stated by party.
Aud the Court doth further order that notice Of the
tim, and place Of executing much Of this order
pertains O" the taking ct said accounts, b. given by
said Commissioners, by publication thereof week
for four successive weeks, in the Marrentun Flag Of
s>, or iu the Richmond WIKI and the same shall
be cuvtlrttu personal service thereof all the par
ties. A true eNtract-Te>tc;
JOHN $. BYRNE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

is packed in papers containing pound true weight
and retains its delightful aromaany length Of time
Is packed in cases containing &C. and 100 pounds fol
grOcers and large consumers.
The East India Coffee Compa depot Is at l4 Reade
street New York. RICHARD uAVIEs
my29-dSm eodSm 2twSm ltwSm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

REFERENCES:
G. Riggs Esq, Washington, D. e.
Messrs Wilson, Gibson X Co, BANKERS, New lorE.
! Edward Ilaight ESQ, President Bank commonwealth
Henry stokes, ESQ, President Manhattan Lille I".u
rance Company, New York - ~,
N.ssrs w \. Walters Co, baumotc, Ma
Colonel VIM johnson, Prcsid' Charlotte ana 20
7.ncral John Brattan, Wnnsboro SCUM T ",'u e.
K Ip' s"l'''' - jln3-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

Jopy NJ oREH W MORRIS oRRM GE0. Il. CHASE.
81 Importers
And Wholesale Dealers in
CLOTHS,
CASSTMERES,
VESTlNGS,
PIECE TRIMMINGS,
And Goods exclusively adapted to mems wear,
No. 2SS BALTINoKE STREET,
,,yqoIv BALTIMORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

GENERAL GEORGE W. RANDOLPH.-The friends OF
General George W. Randolph SAYS the Sentinel, will
be gratided to learn that he is in excellent health,
and is now residing in England in a pleasant rural
cottage, about forty miles from Liverpool Il will
be remembered that General Randolph left the Con
federacy about four months previous TO the surren-
der, in deplOrablc state Of health, with view 20
restore it. He was attended By his wife, who Is still
with him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-17

Miss Harriet Lane. who presided over the White
House during the administration OF her uncle Pres
ident Buchanan. was married on the 18th instant al
Wheatland, TO Mr.. Henry (. Johnston, Baltimore
banker.
4 comical eopcment took place in Chicago on
Thursday evening. married woman after prepa-
ration ran away with two married men. One Of her
lovers succeeded in raising $1,000 amongst his
friends before starting.
Five thousand dollars in gold taken from the safe
OF the Adams Express Company we've found on Thurs
day near CoscOb Bridge by the man who tends The
draw.
Father Hyacinthe, the latest religious sensation in
Paris dresses in mOnkish costume aud took several
lessons OF an opera singer 10 improve his voice. 1t
IS the fashion 20 go 20 NOtIe Dame % hear him.
Head Centre Stephens was seen on the Paris boule
wards the other day dressed very nicely and looking
as line as silk.
Fourteen steamers have been lost OF coast since
October, involving loss Of one hundred and fifty
lives.
Lieut. C. ". Green, Of the nth regular United
States infantry, died at llarts Island \. l., a lew
days ago.
Out OF 60 90 persons married in England in 1866
only Io2 los were able 10 sign their names.
Os Bull and his fiddle are on another mus cal tour
en- route % America
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