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From the Seat Of War.

We ere indebted to slip from that excellent Journal the
New Orleans PicAyune, for the latest adyiecs from Vera
Cruz and Sslo. From the former point we have rumor
In which however clad relsnee placed
that there had been uprising Of the citizens Of fueb
resulting in disaster to Gen. worths division
The most important information from that quarter is the
rumored resignation Of the Presidency by Santa Anna in
consequence Of the popular dissatisfaction with tho result
OF his military operations, Nv hch however, do not be-
eve and the preparations progress for pitched
battle. which will take place all at the Rio
Fno, and upon the OF which will depend the fate of
the city OF MEXICO.
The murder OF COL Soos the bearer OF dispatches TO
Gen Scott, which have Of fallen into the hands Of
the enemy by detachment OF Mexeans is we regret to
say, confirmed His departure from Vera Cruz bearing
presume important papers with so small an escort
to temp, attack by the bandt with which he must
have been the road between Vera Cruz and Jaapa
is infested, Of temerity and fool hardness from
which other result could reasonably have been antic
psied. An article the Washington Union informs u.s. by
the that the name OF this unfortunate victim OF Mex
barbariy is incorrectly given in the New Orleans pa-
pers II should be Col w. Sour native Of the northern
part Of who. having rendered his services to
the Government after the requson from Pennsyv for
volunteers had been filled up determined 90 to Mexico
private, and entrusted by the Government with
dispatches Tor the commanding General.
The intelligence from Gen. Taylor's camp is unimpor.
tsn with the exception of the of the safe arrival at
6alto OF the advanced guard of Col Doniphans force
from Its and peOus expedition chihuahua and
n Of contemplated movement towards San Luis Pc
tosi by old Rough and Ready
We hear nothing farther by this arrival of the duel said
TO have been fought some time since by Lieut. Mahan and
another (unnamed) officer OF the Virginia Regiment and
which said resulted fatally both OF the comba,ans
We hope therefore, and believe that the rumor is entire
Ia, 1nat aFf
lar affair between other officers of the Virginia Regi.
moni which reached Sunday morning last is likewise
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lcoMMrNIcArKn


II will be seen by notice in the paper Of to-day that
Kew ID ULLER vii preach Sermon before the lon Be-
nevoient Society, this evening" in st Baptist Church The
Ladies composing this Society been forced 20 adopt
TINS method OF appealing the community their treasury
being entirely exhausted The very high prco of provisions
this time has already produced much distress in our md,r
and as there Is scarcity OF work. the poor must suffer OF
little, unless some Proys made supply their neces
sluos do not consider il necessary multiply words
upon this subJectmy object Is to call the attention Of the
public TO 'he meeting appointed for this evening" aud to re-
mind them how important that they go prepared 10
contribute To the Teliet ~ the poor and needy. w.
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"The yaTiouaI,,

Tins Is the title OF paper, from the ashes Of the
Ifopc the publication Of which has just been commenced
in New Orleans, BY + b. Thorpe, Esq. one OF the most
accomplished winters connected with the periodical press
The National like It's predecessor, the Tropc will be ho
roughly Wing. The OF Gen Taylor flies a, lie m,.,
head as Its candidate for the Presidency nons roIen,
" The Now York Judicial Election mas terminated in
me election OF the four Locofoco nominees for the Court
oi APP'a'' and OF majority Of the other Judges The
vote not as a'ge, by upwards If n that oed
at the last Gubenaora election and as oil exnsrcp,
proves, there ia Wing victory withou, fn vote
The LocOs always 60 the polls
"oare glad to perceive ihat the Anti Rent combination
has been shorn offs influence. Only one Of the candidates
favored by them the ckefor the Court Of Appeals bs
been elected-aud he Is on the Locofoco ticket!
As soon as full returns received we shall publish the
vote for each ticket
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Hon WILLIAM sarn Of N vrs Ssn R Ri. s. A5%y
Richmond and DanviIIe Railroad.

10 he kaltors Of tie nag
MEssKs EDrroRs-It mas been suggested by gentlemen
whose opinions entitled great weight that This
Road were Immediately surveyed located and dire,
application made 10 the agricultural interest to be most be-
nehod subscriptions enough It's completion would
At once be made because then they could act understand
ingy-but so long the location is unknown there will le
an unwulingness IN al. 10 subscribe.
Ia fuheTance Of the object, Company has agreed 10
construct i've miles cd branch and throw It in as teir
subscription, and 10 receive its pay own tolls This
Is truly encouraging, and will doubt stimulate all Ia in
creased efforts. RIrHNONn
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NOTES ON PIANO FORTES,
FOR SALE BY
DRINkER a. uORRuS
ID MAIN STREET
hooSsciicrs, Stationcrs, and Dealers i'm Piano
Eortc>, Music, &c.

81 MAIN STREET
hookschers, Stationcr~, and Dealers i'm plano
hortes, Music, &c.
"ORCESTER'S name as n Piano Fort.
massr familiar In this section Of county in connection
with the ate house OF Stodart Worcester Durham in
Enlistment exclusive nnisher all In.umen M, s h -
MS sk and superior workmanship which n. own
Instruments viii not only sustain but excel the rtoue, m
n superior instrument
We only ask for them in makers. fair
a ana we are satisfied from IN.
Professors and others who have the verdict
the general Judgment.
mandatory New York. Gree OF expenses Riehmopd ana
rom 10 TO 20 per e. cheaper than the usually Obtained for
those OF Stodart, Worcester 4 Dunham's make
written guarantee will be give. instruments sod and
shonh hey not Prove to be- amer the examinations
acknowledged superiority the purchase money refunded,
W Orders from the country will promp, attention and
be sIeeu'sd to the entire satisfaction OF the purchaser
PIANO FORTES.---We gladly take the on
potnny OF he present great eoneoue Of strangers our civ
70 spaA !" inc rano Fores OF MI Woee'ter Having
earon 70 purchase an instrument We consulted pro
lessor OF the piano forte and by hrs applied 10 M
anu we are happy to say with en're satisfaction quality
ana pee' ihere always certain fashion, musical
Instruments but fortunately the dnh OF good mar
M upon 'heli own intrinsic merit which i' obvious
% Judgment and We venture to those
purchasing that they will not be disappointed they ny Mr. wo
err'ers pianos The one which yielded 81 at swAn for
-
The reputation orMr worcecrs Piano. is such thu, NJ
moi unnecessary now to offer eonmsBdaoy remaks act,
their quality OF tone elegance worEmanih OF general ese
IN ahy respect they are In mahogany and Fotewood
cases from six TO Those OF y good IN
eh "hch hey nsy purchase with prfeoi confidence
by all means examine those OF his Yok Mir
u have several times called Faeo
~ No las Third Avenue Without meaning puf 1
again remark upon one Of the good qualities OF Mt
panoshe with which the player bring out the ns
he 'omehinR very pleasant IN the sound OF piano
under adys touch should throw amateur into despair
when be contrasts his touch nd himself IA
'eu As were to brfE out every harsh and brAzsn
Strings The difference be owing
avoids even thing arrns. Certainty too maj
players do Hummer melody the muscular
eErruon not quite the musical effect black
smith Now - hard to abuse Mt Worecstcts pianos
make them JahEle, and they yield readily
suade one TO deal gently by them them tn .oey
for its own sake Communicated for Com Advsu
DRINKPR Il NORRIS
my3i on Wrn
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NASH a. WOODHOUSE.
BOOKSELLERS and StatIoncTs, aud Dealers la
Piano Fortcs, and Music.

lab -haih hfFfff Hcimena
IHNHE Subscribers deal extensively in Piano
n Foftes aud for the suppy n their this y and
PersburE require Large hunter which enables them obtain
The very best ' The purchase They ofef those In search
superior Panu all The advantages whh 10 them.
alteration such N the ed character ~ Piano
Portes made ~ Mos soiau Dunha ~ .u dnrcgar
doi by those wfh 10 purchase
No buying ra1o Of theirs
written guarantee will be Whrn squed when doubts
It, payment my BE- Withheld un'ii ~ sfe removed
Or Oh Pianos taken In etehtnge NJ fir pdcc.
Pianos Tuned icpahtd ~ MODERATE arrs je
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TEXAS LANDS.

TT0HE subscriber has Tor sale, 10000 ACRES
n of LAND, situated In We'iorn TeIss HE onr
The nty 3 yen and extensive lance have enabled
good selections both the qualify ~ the land
The lands al patsaed ho G,vernment
containing Labor ri League and Labor
1905 Nesfoc hcfcnnt viii be- ateh Exchange
Apply Thomas 5non rhs Attorney murray Brown Ctar
loio g. ". THOMAS stMONB.
prbt,,pd Ju,- ~ tsaJ-rifls
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The United States and RrnziI

We are Informed by tho Washington corresp1nd,pt oC
the New York Journal Of Commerce that our Coyernme,
on the eve Of some difficulty with Brazil growing ON, n
the collision between Minister, Mr. Wise with tbc an,
ihonuea OF that county, and which it was supposed had
been satisfactorily explained by the Brazilian Npiss, A.,
washington soon offer BE- happened. IL now npos,rs tr,,
the Brazilian Minister acted without authority Tim, HE
explanation has been dsavowed by bic Government. ,d
that he hps been recalled Tor having made il sbopl5 M
bfatiian Government maintain his attitude ru,tY,, "a
course will be Inevitable! A. frt ~ presume. b. wall I
commercial w'r-n declaration of nor-inpreopr.c t,
which We shall loso Va. Brazilian markets for our f,g, .
mty will b. excluded from ours Tor tho sale Of bsi, ec
and hides BIT will it end with commercial pop.,,,,
eoutso Wouppfeheud not Bsgi. though mari a, ,l,
American Continent Isa Monofchy and f q" ,,a,o,, n,
hRh poi'ey a1d Of Continental American i5,,,,,.r .
quifed De 10 make against Mexico. upon the b,
pioion that q lev OF her .cadng men medin,sd b, =,
inWoduouon into that country Of m1uarchic,i ns,,,
will they not demand sII impcrauye, that 800
sabveu the already existing Monarchy in Brazil and
ranioe Republican form Of government To- tho noel. 4
that oPpfss'ed and bcnghod Empire Why b. ,, NO, =.
much our duty overthrow monafohical Institutions yt
thsy d. east This Continent as IL s to prevent by ,,,
Of sFms. their esab shmont where they DO no1 Ifwos,
che guafdiaa' OF tho people Of Mexico. why arc We NO.
likewise q he people q Brazil
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Cen. TAYLOR.

IUV TVIO"Ihs Is COPY OF Ven Iayiots letter acknow-
Lodging the reception Of the resolutions adopted by the
Legislature Of Virginia at its late session
hEApSvARrEEs Army OF OCCUPATION,
Camp near Monterey, Mexico
May 10Th, lS47
Sir; Your communication Of February 22d ,ranspi,,,pg
aeopy OF the resolutions adopted by the General Assent
OF virginia on the 9Th OF that month, delivered TO me
BY Col Hamtramck. ~
ls with deep sensiby tina, receive this evidence Of
APPRECIATION from State TO which attached by many
ues and beg leave to return TO the General Assembly Tor
myself and in behalf Of the troops Of my command our
heartfelt thanks. w.
Allow me, SIR, 10 express 10 you, personally my ar-
acknowledgements for the hauerng in which Won have
communicated the resolutions OF the General As.embv
have the honor to be,
Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedcnI servant
H. TAYLOR
Mi Con -
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

E.-1tEtks-r ENHE PrOPrletOrs OF the Steamer
Al1AAsetaaL n ALICE respectfully inform the Ladies and
Oencmen Richmond and vicinity sy, from repeated
many Rsntemen pf,poo havinF MOON LIGHT
EXCURSION Fddiy Eyennr the isb instant having
whaf ~ ocio ABBOTT ~ o'elock
As Tor sod recreation he
preors especny understood nat Lady Will BE-
admit ed unaecompaned b. Gentleman There viii
ohsvcd and every hing done render trip
forsbo aud Z, al who wish 70 efoyt Good Music
vii he procured and Rehehmen Tickets ~ lady
uenean and IN proportion for satf number ladies'
an . Gentfmta aOne-to be had NAPKINS A.
Hotels
s-so r.,.o-. n soierssasusa .sus hIs
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lEEFoRrED AND CORRECTED WEEK FOR THE wHrsl
-ron.o-> . JuNE IA, ls47.
ToBAcCo-Recoipis go heavy-no change in
prices. "
FL0UR-Held at Ssi,S9. We learn of no sales.
CORN-llOall2I cents.
COFFEE-WHh steady country demand we quote
Lasnayra 75nsc; Rio 7ia7ie Java lOalIe ST. Domingo
CUT NAlLS-4ia4ic.
tlSH-Ihere has been active demand for No Cut
herIngs and large sales the wharf at S6-rom store
S6,25.-Shad SSasi. N'
OATS-55a6Oc.
WhiSkEY-Bbls. 39c; Hhds none in market
LlME-Thomaston from store Soc
TEAS-lmperial aud Gunpowder soc 10 al o5. Rl.cL
25a5Oe N'-'' ~
MoLAsSES-New Orleans, in bbls 80 to 36e; Porto
Rico 35c., Cuba 23a25c.
CANDLES-Spem 30a33c.; Patent Sperm doc; Hull,
Patentl4c Tallow l2IaI3c
CLOVER SEED-S4la5-dull
HERDS GRASS-SI. I Mammal
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushel \
PIG IRON-S25 To IS.
OlL-Winter strained oil best 5 eta. per gal
PROVlSlONS-Bscon, new hog round IOalI CENTS.
western Sides lOialO3 Shoulders sia9c; New Lard Os
allie. for No. /.
PLAsTER-From the Wharf, 1915 per ton do
Basin $3.50. $3.50 Wv
s5a9i. '''' - N'o'A
SHOT-51a5i.
sALT-ssles from wharf 81 ,65; 81, 20 asked from
store.
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NnTusyI,

By special request Rev. Richard Fuller d. d. Of South
Union Benevolent Society on Tuesday evening Al : oloL
ut the First Baptist Church. collection will be tskcn
and placed at tho disposal of the Society for the suffering
of he " 'N sN''N'"'B
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FEMALE SCHOOL,


Nhhih Ntes OF BoWhntnn OoHrt House.
ANOh tho education Oi my own daughters, this
School will te 2stn ins under
of m erper enccd teacher Miss RIDDLE, Judge Rid
DE ~ New Hampshire who highly by Mf
cafk o has ai scverai years experience h'
asa highly accomplished aud Intelligent hdy capable Of ehsg
The ~ owing lanyurs English, French, fan together with
DfaWlrr. Painting aud Woflied Wofk
few HoardeIs w0ui be they vii he
ehlF'd from m te of entrance close n Tho
M De sucon made fof lost time except NJ sickness
T,rrss PER Ssssigu II 10 uoHfis
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Notice TO Claimants for Revolutionary
Land UOuuty.

- ESOLVED, blythe Generai assembly of Vir.
siHia That The revolution of tho Assembly, adopted
q janu'y eighteen bundled add foiJ eaued
ferctd th8 fcouion requiring rvrn PERSONS
having aims Wig MA Tor revolutionary lad bounty present
DAY f1 adjustment or that the saue shall
thereafter BE- VOL and ertn1nR the prosecuting
eaims De- cG. and that ca Revolutionary land
bounty Be Allowed m No id Of March hundred and my
n prosscute ttcr claims.
ADOPTED 18th march 1877. l. ts-cvtv
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AZ Tho Union Of Saturday night Publishes an eaeial
coPy q General sctrs Ptoclamaon 10 the Mcrosns Tor
which, MS having pace to-day win cndoayor 70 make
Fco tomorrow. Tbs Union ndmaies that hero are GER
go p.ssi q 'hs Pfoelsmson. Of which and Of eour,
We Administration does not sPpfove but IL tskss ospe.
e,'e so' " sprog The ssntimsnts thus dssppovsd Of
q pscesbly tses leaving large margia for is,ure con-
nngsaciss We thsutse
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At Vera Cruz. on the 18Th OF May Dr. ROBERT CIRrER
WicEHAN. OF Virginia Assistant Surgeon u. S. A. IN his
2iih year.
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. OTlCE.--Al persons indebted TO !. A

Garrison Co and Richards viii please maize
Immediate payment 70 the bcfbrrs Thsse rsare uaps m
isi July vii Be placed hsad- fr cot on
eIS-N CLARKsON y GARDNER
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W It F." announced 100 the ast Lewsburg VA ch,ooi.
CO. 'ha' Capt J'n-' u Csiwo.l, Of tho Whio Sulphur
Springs has luececded n filing 90 bic srp.msntor, me-,
a1d was 10 eave that place ON the sr ins, under ora,
from the Government, for Fort Monroe the place Of rem
devious. lie company, Informed, numbers ~ Or
% male siooi young men, enlisted n Greenbrer Aegbs
n.y. Nicholas kann~ha, Monroe Fayctc. sc. Osfba,Jy
mouni'neon will doubtless acqoit themselves boaor,by
b. They shall ever be req.irsd to confront the foo
~ The New York Jourua Of Commorce learn. thu, the
Presidents Northcrn tour De matter Of unccfDnry
aud Of oil events will not take placo during the present
mnnnl- - I.-'-
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TO CONTRACTORS.

pROPOSALS will DO received al the Office Of
ne James River Eausvts ccmrauy RIcBuona unia
i5 DAY ~ July ns or eresvanTa age dran
Dam Aqneduet n the tsss River eissae sway
val 'and from the ar1hs o. Ne aqueueL seeodna dcs
an b. furnished Oce Compaey
sfsr the fst of MD monh WALTER owYNN.
js Is-wind Ohisf Enenfef
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W Edward Dixon, Esq. OF Fauquier county, has issued
proposals ot the publication OF paper the town of
Warrenton to be called The Rio Grsnde and the pr,
object Of which support the claims Of GEN T,vlo
to the nert Presidency. Mr. Dixon is we believe MEM
Der OF the (so-called Democratic party and i. nervous
writer The Flag OF 9S,' the Locooco paper published
at Warrenton. says it does sympathize" with thu.
movement and urges its political friends to abde in their
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SALES OF TOBACCO, by r. c. GwArunEy & ca
a, the Public Warehouse, June sth ls47:
>. ii. sader, No. l. bought by Z. Robinson, Esor NJ
Sl4i privately. -
S. II. Sader. a hhdsA No. Q honrhi hx p Rnhinss
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Yesterdays Alexandra Gazette save, On, .eco,n.
IRON the seaeent counties that the rains have ma
'eray benefited the growing crops and improved pros
poets for both wheat and Indian corn
The Milton IN. c. Chronicle Of the l2th ina, ,h,,k, an
average crop OF wheat will be made that region corn
Is promising though Il yet to form any opinion
resa and the Irish potato crop will be larger
ofyears past Tobacco II says, doing we'll the
bug causing gres, destruction among the plants
In Saturdays New York Tribune, we find letter from
Detroit June 6, which that there is likely to he So
nous deficiency IN the wheat crop that or her popula
uon) greatest wheat growing State in IN, IInior AS
cheney not merely compared bounuul harvest,
oil last year. but ss compared with ordinary harves Tho
failure attributed the destructive effects of the hard
winter, succeeded by the desoang ravages OF the nsee
winch threaten IN many places to leave the farmer no wheat
at ALL In the southeastern counties OF Michigan it is es
umsed that the crop will be less than one third of that of
S'yei From the northern portion of Michigan the ac
counts are not better but that part the State more hn
settled, and not 80 productive the southern
In the fertile Mama region. Ohio the deficiency the
same writer states, caused first by the winter and o
recently by the fly will be very great; and in Winconsn
and Northern Illinois likewise.
In The New York Express OF Saturday, we have le,te,
from Buffalo, June lOth. filled with similar udip,s IT,
wheat crop OF Western New York. the winter saws will be
almost not quite, an entire failure This he saws m now
beyond the reach o. doubt In field has the wheat es-
capped the n.y. that bane and curse of the
In many instances the farmers have pcushed in the wheat
and eowed oats. that they might lose the use of their
land The writer says he hears. from persons in Ohio In
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan the same gloomy
story These hive States he says will produce one half
the wheat they did last year. and probably
The crop OF Indian corn however we arc told pr,,is.
"e ana here have been moro planted this year than
ever before IT. Gays this Sriter) there be large and
absorbing foreign demand for breadstus sixty DAYS longer
the old crop OF wheat will have gone entirely out Of the
county and We shall come upon the crop with an in
creased demand and decreased supply"
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HAWFIELD FOR SALE.


pEING still anxious to 90 South, again offer
~ for Sae my Farm In county
of the Count House thry o
Of Gordonsvi the Western Rchmon
Railroad This farm by survey, 500
cleared and fine Improvement
timber Of the best kind the dvdtd eight
helis and lots VITA pure al Of them The
large aud good condition minute description
farm s deemed unnecessary prcsumibc disposed
10 purchase will first say however,
seldom farm Should property
be dp sod Of BY The 10Th day n August will diy
cred public auction to the bidder pri
vaey that time due given n tho
confirming this advertisement subscriber
pleasure In showing wishing purchase
81 the time make known Address the
AZ Rneeoonford p q, Cupeper WIN. MALLORY
FJ- Enquirer requested 10 copy. lie i5-cwtiqhAug
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TO DO required to bring all right again General. Scot, nd
worth were both in Pueblo when the courier passed through
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viii certainly elect three members Of Congress m Aaba
no At the approaching election md probably four The
election Of Gov Gayle IN the Mobile district, Mr. Hsrd
10 Tho Montgomery, and Mr. Murphy in tho Tuscaloosa
district 81 claims beyond all reasonable doubt Will, If
Mr. CoiHe the a'e member, should be- run sgain BY the
boooioco' in the Wetumpka district his vote Of esnnre
upon Cen Taylor will certainly defeat him In The last
Congress Mr HiIlIafd was the only Wing member from
Alabams
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NOTICE.

~ virtue OF n decree of the Circuit Superior
- Govt Of Law and Chanosy Tor Abcmae pfonoun
eed on the 26h day Of May, 1s4 Of
Plaintiff - Reuben Paiieoa, admhnt atof with The vii
ANNEXED % Jesse J0png cecead aui other Defendant
Reuben o. Pacuon administrator. With the will red
Jopng deeased, Ilattn Peter Potter u In W0s
Ha'rs Tershh Turner George Th,mas Desniints
defsgnei Comm'soner therein appointed Coy
July 1871 n fair howise the fair day trcacf proceed
sel on The misses The highest bidder cfsdi n ore.
and iee years Except - n The Necessary SATISFY
penfes att ndnE said sac, which Will be qud cash
oflc Warren hls and lands and vt thereto attached FOND
Ws approved WILDE required he Co. o.,
tanned addition fccufy the drfeucd raymnis he 60
chase money The mills large aud comuod ousn fcw ysf
m Tho Canaiand are good condition frrd ami az
heated wealthy nnd good wheat growing section of hr uu
There about 20 land attached ~ Qe Rails az
the very best Ifmes River high lands
D. i5--cwtda JANIS g. CUTLDpFsg Conf,
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A. Pulaski, (Ienn,j last week. named Korcheyal
KILLED his own father by blow tho head with Ratchet
Tley bad few angry words about corn, which 70.
tned ln This drcadln deed The pafclde lied for Msxico
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hN the sam" day and at the same place W.
~ be offered for fno my interest being one my) In the ai
property Terms made knoNn day n sale
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Disfric1 Erce scI,nn1.-

vote was taken in Frederick county on the 81 inst 10
ascertain the sense Of the people on the adoption Of the
District Free School Bill passed by the last Legislature
which resulted, ayes AL noes 49,
In Jefferson county, the day. he vote was taken
and resulted thus ayes 55l noes IG7.
The bill requires two-thids for i's adoption 50 that in
Jefferson 1t is accepted, and ia Frederick rejected