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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-18
CoMMEsslONEEa,s. sALN OEsEAH.

v ESIAIE.-By virtue ola decree rendered on the
- day Of November, 1872 b. the Circuit Court Of die
cofnetaon 81 l-ynchburg, in the suit of Lucy Thomas
plaintiff Russell Thomas and other defendants The
undersigned, Who appointed Comnssiou for
that purpose will proceed 10 sell on the 2nd day Of Feb
rdaIy, SOD nt public auction the promises. the ha1s
es ind lot formerly belonging Sally. Thomns dec d.
situ1ed 9Th street, between 9th and Ilth ALLEYS
fronting Sd feet said Sth strcetrunning Lacl the
usual depth 81 lots, ind in the neighborhood OF Mr.
Shields ho above lot has on it two very rcspoeta
bic dwelling houses, with excellent well of watrl--
Torn, six twelve aud eighteen mouths except so much
will be requisite to defray the expenses Of he sale
taking from the purchaser purchasers bond with ap
proved personal security retansg the title said prop
cfy a. further security, until the paymcni of the pur
chase money IL DuNNINGTON, c / & Com'r
ian l7ids
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-18

Election Of state officers IN Massachusetts
BosroN, January 3-The Legislature have
elected the following State officers: Elisha
Huntington, Lieutenant Governor; Ephralm
Wright, Secretary of State; Jacob Loud
Treasurer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-18

NE1W CONCERN.--Ha bought tho inter-
y est Of Mr. VIM T. North II the concern OF Saun-
ders North 4 lrby intending continue the general
GROCERY, ron WAR DLNG.and COMMISSION
business w. avail ourselves of this occasion to tender
uu services old friends and customers, and 10 shy
Ia tbnp,. We shall be happy To doal with them, md
the public generally. nad 10 sell the most adyant
geous terms to the purchasers Of goods, as we buy
inn II 1sciffs SAUNDERS IL IRBY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-18
. The Murder Of Rink.

PHILADFLpHIA, Jan. I3.--The coroner has
been engaged this morning in investigating the
examined, who saw the man running from the
store A man Of the same description was ar
rested last evening shortly after the murder,
but was discharged, not being identified. The
murderer is described stout man, with
black hair aud goatee, and a small moustache,
and about feet 10 inches in height. An old
pocket book, IN which the deceased usually
kept his notes, is missing and the present sup
position is that he was robbed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
WASHINGTON, Jan II.

Nothing Of special interest ranspired IN
Congress 10 DAY.
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II ! EGHOLS,
8 PRYOR.
NOpAssTNEsssEEEP.

NOPAHTN s1ssSEEEP.- The subscribers hnve
u this day nssocincJ thomseycs together under the
styc aud firm of ECHOLS PRYOR TALIAFEHRO,
with the view of conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches.
Their houre is the large and commodioLs brick tene-
mont recently erected in the of of Mr. John Rnck
ers factory Immediately the canal and nearly oppo
cite the Piedmont Works 1t is well arranged for The
reception of aud storing all kinds Of produce as
well merchandise. AS their lot IS large, md made
secure from all depreciation by strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently arranged, they enabled To
give SPECIAL attention the sale of every description
Lumber.
Every necessary preparation ia also made t. receive
Lime in any and oil quantities Particular attention
will be puid to the sale Of this article. Consignments
solicited ltom those preparing such commodities Ion
market. They also solicit consgnmcns OF wheat, Hour,
conn., meal, oats vel every description Of pro-
ducc
Liberal advances if required will always be mude on
consignments ia hand. Coal lump and ground plnser,
and guano will always be kept hand--orders feiicit
All orders Tor goods from punctua customer viii re-
ccige prompt attention.
Good consigned to their cure, to be forwarded. wi
be attended to with all possible dispatch.
No charge madc for drayagc merchandise or pro
,luee. either by railroad cannl. ByaPPlyns Them
selves closely business. ~ being determined To use "y
cry possible endcnyor in pleasing all who may call OF
them they hope torcceive the cnconrngeinent ofa liberal
public. ECllLoS!
WM II PRYOR,
ian 1I-dtct4 n G TAI1AFERRO.
Republicans Lcxingtor Pnpcrs, Bedford Sentinel Fin
castle WHY, Wythevle Telegraph, and Roanoko Ben
con, will copy times aud forward account ior settle
ment + ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-18

NEW CONCERN. ono Dollar saved Is teo
" carned, so snys Benz. Franklin
Those in want ofcothing would do well to call at tho
lynchburg clothing Emporium, MS the belance OF the
fall aud winter stock will be closed very low prices
for cash, make room for entirely stock IN the
spring it is the intention Of the proprietors to make
this establishment the be relied for oil kinds OF
clothing, from the finest the lowest pric ed.
inn diets HATCHER, LOCKWOOD & &C.
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MORSE. ROOKsrIgEgs.i j. az,

" salI the Agricultural and horticultural Publications
in the country, Among those he offers to his friends
and the public generally, the following:
The New York Agrcnltor s. 20 per annum.
" New York Farm and Garden for
1873 90
. Albany Cntvaior for 1853 50
i Country Gentlemen, for 1853 90
I" Working Farmer 90
Hortiauturalist plain for 1853
(Bauy's) 90
" Horieucnralist. colored, for'53,
(Bauy's,) 90
" Horticultural Magazine, for 1853,
(Hovcy's,) 90
- American Gardner's Chronicle 90
American Farmer 0G
q Northern rrmcr 81
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L,UnOLs, PRYOR &TALIAFERRO

r y VIE -,
- have hnnd good supply OF meal, and VIII de-
liver of any ers0mer upon tho most feas-
enable terms They hive u intended specin1ly for
meo purposes Orders left with Messr, Murrei d
strmtou, will meet with prompt attention.
Jun ~ dScts
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,puE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON,

IsWdENEX FOUNDRY, Luxembourg
d VA-lion and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geering, Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
orally furnished reasonable notice, and fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishments
for the superiority of its work will be fully sustained in
the cxecutios c. all future orders.
A. q. DABNEY.
NJ B--l viii be prepared II Gas-fting in due time.
nov 25.dActs A. g. ID.
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is,iop under the styc and firm Of Saunders, North
& Ibv has this dny been dissolved by rnunhl consent
The name Of the will only be used IN the settle
meut Of the business thereof
All nersons having elums against the concern, ana
II fhnse indebted 10 IT, will make settlement with inc
JAMES SAUNDERS,
WM NORTH.
L. zn la59 JAS J IRBY.
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ENOzs EsENE.-rhe factory house IN Spring Ware
a n louise lof the house is suitable for putting up
strips in prising tobacco. &c, Possession be had
Immediately. For terms apply to the subscriber.
dec 30-dts LIGGAT
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Jew CONCERNED .aI,.cribsrs have this

NEW CONCERN.--Thes subscribers have thus
dayasaociated themselves together for the purpose
Of conducting Ge erat Grocery, CoDpsssson ana rg.
raryfBg Business under the firm and style OF % ofe-
PrLI STPA TTON and have tax en- tho house for
,ns,I. ,rrpned by Messrs Eohos 81 Pryor, next door
10 Mcdaniel & Hurt Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
We will keep constantly hand large and wei Sc
csica toel Of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oh Do
nestle Dry Goods &C. 4 G IN fncf, every aric'e Us
Al Of which We will sell on as good terms as any
hon. i, ,te ,,iaee. THoS Z MURHELL,
mn 3.d1cits VIM II STRATToN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-22
Presidents Message.

Last week We had no room TO make COM
ments upon this grsat document this week
VI, feel little inclined to do so. II length be
any Teeommendat on TO a residents message,
We can resrly recommend it. II 'egotism is
IN essential element, why President Pisrce's
message is destined to be fled away as a mod
ls one. The president takes the locoioeo
groand generally, but upon the subject Of our
Tariff he wheel. into the ranks occupied by
wbigs for many years. This Is one redteming
trait in the progressive" President. The
great Pacific r. Il. question he touches Slightly
but so very easy is the touch that no one is
able to state this views npon this important
question lie is mum upon the Fugitive
Slave law and the compromise measures, but
be fsGiysquin in favor Of maintaining them,
There are great.many' things contained in
the first message Of president Pierce which we
conceive to be right, while there are great
many other things that We object to because
we think them wrong--calculated to retard oul
progress instead Of advancing it. One thing
certain and is manifest in :he' message, and
that is, Mr.. Pierce hcus he is President Of
of the United States, md hat this Mie Office
,,nds great deal ofmportance to EGie man
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"ROt corn"

Dewitt & Davenport, New York have just
published new and interesting book of the a.
boye caption. Our readers will remember that
we published one Of The stories Of "IIot Corn" +"
It gives Life Scenes in New York, Illustrated
Among the interesting Stories are Little Katy
Wild Maggie, The Rag Picker's Dsugh ter
Madeline, &c. &c. with oiginsldosigns engra-
we'd by Orr. Price, per single copy sI,s5.-
Address Dewitt & Davenport Nassau ST, New
York.
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Santa ANA PfOciaiMed Director.

New ORLEANS, Dec. ia private letter
published in the Delta dated Vera Cruz. Dec.
9Th. says that Santa Anna has been proclaim
ed Dictator for ten years, with the consent OF
all the States and cities except Orisbo, which
wanted him to be made perpetual DicIa-
tor.
1t is reported that Minister Gadsden demAn-
ded the immediate confirmation Of the Garay
grant, or the Americans would take possession
Of thI Meslla Valley.
Lieut.. Murphy Lane arrived here from Mex
leo with dispatches for Washington.
Nine powder wagons explored near Puebla,
killing thirteen persons.
The deaths from Cholera for the week were
one hundred and eleven.
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N0Iicc.

Is hereby given that at my instance an attach
ment was this day issued by s, J. Ross Esq a
Just CO of the Peace of Brown TIP Carr oil Go, ..
against the 20 ds, chattles rights, cridits, mon
eys g. eff cts of Adam McKibben,s nonresident
debtor for he SUN Of S2S,O5, ofwhich S4,QO are
for my use, 81, 90 for the use of Henry Yoekey'
81 so, for the use of Jacob Miller Il Sl2,2S, for
theuse of Rowlan pannock Also, at my instance
as agent of Henry Yockey, enc other attachment
at the same date, by the same authority, against
the goods, chattles, rights, credits moneys a. Ct
feet of the aforesaid adam AcKibbea, non-
resident debtor, for the sum Of $24,af ~ -
Malvern D G. IOtA,' 1858 81
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-22

Of ?" (KOving what the gentleman IN
tended to say, shall not take advantage Of the
want Of grammatical knowledge exhibited BY
him in the working Of this question as given
in the paper before me-.
To every one who would prosecute with sue
cess and business in lie g certain portion o.
thai which is termed polisaess is BY the laws
Of society rendered indespensably Necessary
Indeed without that amisble and deferential
department which ever eharaeterizes the true
gentleman, even a tolerable share Of prosperity
can rarely be obtained. 1t is admired by al
save the bitter and egolsIiscal enemies Of ra-
tional amusement that the dance is proper and
natural means, whereby this rs0l ..geniiify may
be acquired, Thus it is that the dance qusli
6ss those who participate in its pleasures for
the different useful employmentE Ofife We
have thus briefly replied to the interrogation
Of Mr.. Mitchell and in conclusion, would say
that he, or any other enemy Of the dance
will convince US Of the ialsily Of our positions
we shall with plea'ure join him in its cOndem
nstion and gladly fight side by side with hin
to Danish it from our land.
HONESTUS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-22

The steamship Niagara from Liverpool for
Boston with three days later intelligence from
Europe, arrived at Halifax last night The
ne US by this arrival is ofa more satisfactory
character than any yet received, relative to al
fairs between Turkey and Russia. Hostilt'es
all along the Moldavia Wallachiau lines have
ceased in consequence of the overflow of the
Danube. The Gar, in answerto an inquiry OF
Austria, says he will propose prolectoi peace
and the Sultan is said to be equally disposed
to come to terms, will not be the first to le-
tract, Itis said the Sultan has sent Faud II.
fendi as Imperial Commissonerto the army on
the Danube 10 restrain the ardor Of Omer Pa
sha, and thus gives another chance for treaty
Of peace. The French Minister at London re-
turned to Paris with a draft OF treaty Of
peace agreed to by France and England, and
in which the other powers OF Europe VIII De
invited to JON, The return OF the Turks across
the Danube was voluntary. The success Of
The Turkish armyin Asia still continued. In
fact, the Turks appear to be victorious In all
their operations. Advises from Constantine
ple to the 10Th New show that the operation
of Oltenitsa were feigned attack, Intended
to deceive Gorchakotf as to 0mer's real atten-
lion, and the plan succeeded. The Corona
ton of Napoleon is fixed for the s0Lh Jan,
The King Of naples. it is said, intends sending
special messenger TO France to apologize for
The ecent insult. Shanghai remained in the
possession Of the insurgents; some lighting oo.
CURED at Annoy; Canton remained quiet. In
Burmah, tits said, an ,ther war was immlnent.
aaN
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gFccab biCncSS.

The only way TO render yourself agreeable
sto sppcsr well pleased aud satisfied with
each individual inlo whose company YOU may
he thrown, A person who is thus inclined and
disposed may not possess classical education
or scarcely any Wit; but should be be posses.
ID Of Nhatis better, good, hard sense he will
b. sure to get. along tmoo,hly-hSve many
friends, and bo much respected by all who
know hin. eLou'd nan differ in opinion with
the visWs Of an other advanced in company, a
prudent silence J, much Letter timed lltD dis
pulalon from which neither party. en- reap
any btnt6t, and which would perhaps only rsn
der him disagreeObe to all around, s1d his
company exrrnely unpleasant However, we
dislpprove Of the course Of fatterer. and one
d. ever willing TO dissemble One Of thai kind
is n poor thing st best, and entirely unfit for
any kind Of company. But tis unnecessary
for person to play the haterer to make him.
selfsgreeabIe. Be independent in manners.
but the last to provoke dispute Of words-ev-
or ready TO concilate, and always willing TO
, sacrifice little pride to save "jar."
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The State of Ohio,) Court Of Common Pleas.
Carol County, ssI after November Term A.
Mary Ann Heston D.1s5S. Partition.
VS. The SAID Emily
Emily Heston ct alsf Hes.on. Thomas Hestou,
Cyus Heston, -LennA
Cress formerly Lenn5 Heston, J viii take
notice that petition was filed against tllsai
on tho goth day Of December, A.. D, 1884 in
The courts Of common Pleas Of carroll, county
Chic, by Mary Ann HesteD and is now penn
ding, wherein the SAID Mary Ann HestOu de-
mands Partition Of the follow ing zeal estate, to
wit: The West hall Of the North East quarter
Of section (e9) TokIsbip ll4l Range eOn-
taininQ 80 acres; Also. The East halt lhe
the North West Quarter Of section fSe) Towns
ship (i4) aud Rshge A containing 50 ssrsss
and that at the text Term Of said cOurs apple
cation viii, be made BY said Mary AapO Heston
for an order thai Partition may be made e said
premises, By EOKLEY 4 laws
Dec. %, less. AiiYs. lof Petitioner.
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IIOaIiAg MIn.

Nr. JonS BEATTY. has just completed his
splendid new FIGURING Mill in this place
From the knowledge We have Of mills. We
would pronounce this modle Altogether it
| oLe Of the incest arranged and elegantly fin
Ished mills we have ever seen any place. Ar.
BEATTY deserves much credit for his enterprise
and energy in building and pushing forward
this Improvement in our midst, which will SO
greatly benefit our town and country.
The Messrs. Mono, Of waynesburgh, are
acquiring great celebrity for building, good
mill wright work, and are we'll patronzed for
their industry and elegance Of style. We
ehserfully recommend them 10 any one desi
TOus Of good workmen and gentlemen to deal
wiih. 4
a4sskf p. ihiormsuS that his Mill commenced
grinding on Monday last, and that it fully re-
sliEed bis most sanguine expectations, in the
way Of making good work We would invite
the attention of farmers and others 10 this Mill
Bring along your wheat and corn and you will
certainly be satisfied
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The Melhcdisis Of this place aud vicinity
have erected large and beautifully finished
house Of worship. on the same sits occupied by
the old church The Church is very large
and commodious one, 'nd reflects credit upon
the Congregation who built it. We believe i
70 be Ihe largest in the place. It is warmed
by ''IIeAtvrs" which is said to possess great
advantages over the old way Of warming
Churches silh stoves. Altogether the NeW
Methodist Church is tDs improvement iOSour
village and shows that there is good state OF
morals in our community. All our Churches
nov are good ones. and add greatly to our
topn.
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Mechanics.

We have received from the publishing es.
tabuShment Of Dewitt q Davenport, a nicely
bound volume on Mechanics, their Principles
and Practical publications." Edited by or
YER BRYNE,
The book is one Of great usefulness and
disclosss valuable information 20 the inexper.
enced Artizen which be could gather from no
other source Every Mechanic should have
copy as it would materially assSt him in his
daily avocalion.
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FOHr Day a.C. fIGErs EGrOpc.
Arrival Of Ii: Arctic.
new YORK, Dec. 12.

The steamer Arctic arrived yesterday after
dates to the S0th. She brings 93 passengers.
among whom are J. Q. Davis, bearer Of Dis-
patches from Lon don and Paris.
The Africa arrived out at midnight on Sun
day.
There is very little news; nothing has occur
ed along the Danube. .,,
There have beeA heavy rains and snow.
There are strong rumors Of an armistc, but
they are regarded rs dOubtirl.
1t is also reported hiatt tie Turks and Ser
Vians had an engagement, but the repsrt was
not credited,
Omer's conduct has been sanctioned by the
Government. The Sultan sent him present
Of horse.
The allied fleets lie at Brycos. The Turkish
fleets have gone to the Black Sea to keep open
the coast of Circassia.
The Turks have reppIsed the Russians five
times from before the fortress Of San Niche
las. Two Russian ships were lost in the Black
Sea.
Admirable Sir L. Lytten is on his way to
command thr British fleet.
1t is reported that Dost Mohammed is hostile
to The Russians as are all the MAhommadcns of
India
There is no British news except report Of
:reaty between Great Britain and France to
guarantee Turkey, with the option OF Austria
and Prussia, TO join it.
PRussA--The Chambers have opened
Prussia claims To act as suits best her own in-
terest.
Some troubles are reported in B 'den be-
tween the Government and the clergy.
Large forces OF artillery are ordered to Han.
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for The two District Judges 70 hold Courts ia
each DistricG In case of lhe Absehcs or sickness
Of each other. Referred.
Ar. GWinn moved an executive. session,
which was agreed 10.
Resolved, That the Committee on Commercs
be instructed 70 inquire asa report on the gen.
eral condition Of the Commerce Of the United
States earned upon The Pacific 0eesH. and
whether any legislative aelOn Ia necsssary for
the security aud promotion OF that important
interest.
Mr.. Hamln gave notice Of bill 10 satisfy
the claims Of American citiEens TOR spOlialons
by the French.
After tAe doors were opened, Mr.. Dodge. Of
Iowa, offered resolution 10 amend the rules
by providing that in all cases vi eltellon OF Of
heers by the. e.Senate OF the United States, the
vote shall be taken risa rice. a - sSxs
Mr.. BrOdhead hoped that the Senator Would
make resolution, al.o, that the executive sea-
sIons shall be with open doom. The rssolu.
ton was laid over. Referred.
HOUsE.-Mr. Dawson. from ths committee
on agriculture, reported the Homestead bill
reforred.
/ Mr.. Meacham gave notice Of his intention TO
introduce bill paying the fourth installment
OF the surplus revenue, under the law Of
1886.
4 There was long debate on a resolution
providing for the purchases of Mount Vernon,
which was generally opposed by the Virginia
members, who said that the State would never
cede her jurisdiction over any part Of her ter
rltory. Without acting on the resolution, the
House took up and referred several matters on
Speakers table.
A bill relating to the manner OF appointing
the Assistant Secretary of she Treasury was
( taken up, and a long debate ensusd With
out acting on the bill, the House adjourned
dill Monday.
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In another part Of this weeks paper will be
found the proceedings 20 Congress. Both
houses are at woik and something will be
did, (" no doubt in a short time. Our readers
can gather from The telegraPhic reports much
better idea Of what is going on At Washing ton
than We could give them in an editorial.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-22

DR.. 0IDs, fanchd himself candidate for
Speaker, but on Friday evening, withdrew, os
tensibly in favor Of ofDisney but he was in reality
laboring TO defeat him. The first ballot stood:
-Diusey, So; Boyd, 81; Orr. of S, G. So
The second ballot stood all one way as follows
Boyd llo--Dinsey, 0O-0rr co.
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kT The litds bOyOfMr. John Pugh. whom
We mentioned as being gsevsrely huri BY thresh
ing machine. last week. died OF bis wounds on
wednesday evening last. after suffering all he
could suffer.
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GrTllIHn..

Beats the'world for his enterprise lie has
uSt commenced publishing a new paper, en-.
titled the Saturday Erening Mil. The Mail
is one Of the hAndsomest printed and neatly
gotten up paper in the Union. The reading
matter is rich.
Also, GrahOm's Magazine for January has
arrived and lue find it rich treat for these
cold December nights, This ndmber beats all
others we have ever seen. The first of Janu.
ualy is the time to subscribe--being the cou
mencement OF new volume Terms :-Thl ee
dollars for single copy.
copies and | to agent $1,000
0 {, $500
II 4" SEQ, O,oC
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Bear Gestipol,
gp0RTNWlN LOOK OUT |!

The subscriber hereby notifies the sporting
Com munity gen rally, that he has on hand
pair Of hssutiu -n9 gsi r
OHIO BEARS -
(mAe and female) one year old, whica vii DO
shot iorin arroton on Saturday the sist dW
Of December 1863, at ~ o'clock NJ.
The proceeds arising from said Shooting alter
defraying expenses will be d. mated TO-, and sP-
piled for the benefit Of the American Colinizs,ion
10 ciety Sportsman tend. manoa
Tickets to be had OF Isaac Hersh. -
Carroslton JOHN L 7 AC1'
Dec, 1861. fGl f