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LOCAL MEnIORaNpA

Clinton &. Miller offers valuable Farm
in Augusta for sale.
Robert McClune, Jr, offers q Farm for
rent Cali early.
j. A. Davidson, administrator. sdvorti-
SEES sale Of personal property.
". II liarman, Trustee, offers Farm
in Augusta for sale.
Baylor & Nlasincup give notice that plas-
ter and Corn on the cob will be ground at
their Mil
Il. g. Bickle adyertises House and Lot
for rent.
+, II. Carver, Ct Monterey, advcrtises an
apprentice ran away.
See Swan & Co.'S Lottery Schemes for
March.
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In I1uu.-Ihe celebrated Pain Killer
has just arrived il sufficient quantities to put
to fight the whole pain family. Buy it;
try it. Sure death to all pain is the Pain
Killer. F2l-N
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READ! READ!! READ!!!

READ! READ!! READ!!!
TWILL TAKE Yog BUrA FEW aISuus, & NAY SAVE ror
M NY YEARS OF sUIFhs ING.
CARTER'.S SPANISH $biIXTGhEi
The Great Ptrjiiet OF the B.oca!
THE BEST Alternative EVEN DIsc0vEREBg
fAgsirjons presc,'ile it, md efety ore rho
uses it IS q Uo{LiHg advertisement, no
n.edicine ERR yef cFrrd IN he inner
teon put{5c has gijncd s@eh pip
alarity IN so Short time
CANTEE's sP,AIsH M'xTt RE!
1t will cure any case OF Scrotula,
Il will cure any case of Rheumatism.
1t will cure any case of Syphilis.
1t will cure any case of Salt Rhcum.
II will cure any case of \. Jualgia.
1t will cure any case of Fever and Aeue.
Or any other Diseases arising from ar inpnre statc
Of the Blood.
It cured the Mere OF The Hon. ohn Niner Bolts,
a member of Congress trs,n Virginia, oi Serouia;
after the skill ot th b'st physicians. both n NV
Yoik and PliIadcl iha lad bieu lied in vain; and
RHEUMATIC READER
It cured u. Burritt, ESD. az Dipcinnai. Of Rheu~
matism OF vars standing a ter all other remedies
bad failrd W. have tundi eds "a such certihca es
{ all on the Agent and get Book apd Circular and
cad tor yourself. the any relHa. liable and aston
i5hiDg GU. il has made.
SYPHILIIC READER
The g. .bratpd Dr. hatcher writes us that lie had
I ~ Of tir mort severe and long standing of
syphilis that wot,d Id to none o. the u ual rem
cdes hui H. cared uEe with six, and the other
with niae bott > OF CAnrLk'S SPANISH MIN
TURE. " have kna II it used over Thousand
cases. and h4ye ret A9af Of iau'e in any case,
YE SHAKING THOUSANDS ihSn
gre a3d Fire. De not take euihine, Mercury
or any other sGssi uoAiou. Drugs but Try at once
this great AitrfafiFe p rifer OF the Hood; Car
ter Sjanis1l Mixture eiil cur and every
OF \ que and Fever. VIZ have never yet known it
total.
Dir. WI. S. BEERS & co,
Proptietdrs.
Feb Z, 1s57-1y Riehmoad 10.
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NOTICE
J ames S. Guy


Hodges Admire 6fs.
vI,IIk creditors OF George 8. Hodge, decreased
1 Moses Fl. McGue, Administrator of said Hodge,
Julian Hodge and ptbers--parties in the above
named suit. are hereby notified that, i'll the pursu-
ance OF an order made in the Circuit Cou.l Of Au
gust1 county, | will, On THURSDAY. THE Goth
DAY OF MARCH next, at my Office, in the town
vi stanton. proceed to take an account OF the
claims OF said creditors against the estate OF the said
Goorge ). Hodge and their respective piorties the
amount OF rent due from the defendant j acob Beck,
and the rights of the widow, said Julian Hodge.
All parties hereby notified to attend, prepared
to authenticate their claims.
NM. S. II. BAYLOR,
Feb. ~, t657.--4w. Commissioner,
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Oxy seaased ysit.er~ i'm Europe

FROM fer. l.. D0"'tWe, a hlJhfy respecldote
Clergyman.
Pans, Nov. |. ls5f.
Dear Str About two years since made use Of
few bnttes Of pour 0xygenatcd BitterS. for a
stomach complaint. which was al that time relieved.
Since my stay in England aud GRANGE. have
found nay cid enemy. irrtabiliiy of the stomach re-
turning agat. have not found any prescription
to afford me relief. end made inquiries in London
for yosr Oxygenatei Ritters, bat could not find
any. write now to beg you viii do ms the favor
to send by the earliest steamer tn lavre. hal! 4
en- bottles. care OF Livingston, Wells Co.. Place
de la Is .urse Paris.
An old friend of mine in England, Captain Jack
son of the British Army, found, my arrival,
suffering from AsthmS. manifestly the result o. dNs-
pep ia Send additional half a dozen bottles,
should like to have the Captain try the medicine.
beg to observe, as am not aware that my name
is known 10 you that have been the resident cler-
gym an for some twenty three wears. in She brock
aad l.ennoxvls. Catala East. to which charge
hope shall be able to return in the Spring.
remain, dear sir. your obedient servant,
l.. DOOLlTTlE L.
None genuine unless signed l. BITS on the
wrapper.
SETH W. F0WLE & co l3s Washington
Street, Boston, Proplietors. Sold by their agents
everywhere Feb. 2S-~tw
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I 4 3 a G r. Y s.

The improvements are large Two Story Brick
House, tnearly new.) large Negro House, Kiteh-
en-, Barn. dc There is also large Store House
(recently built) and Blacksmith shop, where
large business has been done for many years. The
land is under good fencing, ard in fine state OF
cultivation about As hca' lily ,imbercd. an
Orchard of Apple and Peach trees. The grounds
about the House beautifully laid out. and plant
ed with fruit aud ornamental trees; well at water,
unsurpassed in the county, in the yard, with new
pump in the same.
This property is in good neighboihood, conve-
nient to several churches; some two or three Mer
chant and Saw Mills within mile of the place.-
Indeed. this property is verr sirabe, and posses
ses many advantages on account OF its location. AS
am determine to sell payments reasonable.
Feb. IS, 1857. c. q. MILLER.
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5000 .fCNE NVRs.EY.

Originally granted by the Commonwealth 70 iohn
Steele that is designated and described in the Com
missioners plat and report filed in said cause OF A.
&. Taliaierfo and others VS., Sricer Patrick and
others as lol Letter b. and which contains
$3.50 ACRES.
The sale will be made on the following terms
Ten per cent of the purchase MONEY IN cash the
residue to be paid in three equal insta Rients at six
twelve and eighteen months respectively. bond with
gpod security required lus the deferred instalments
and the tide eft the land retained until all the pur-
chase i.nney is pad.
? This land is situated on the kanawha River and
in the hest mineral region in kanawha county be-
ing a short distance below the Canal Coal Mines
OF Col. IA on STOCKTON, and nea4 ly opposite 10 the
mines oi THE
"OLD DOMINION COMPANIES
and is we'll worthy OF the attention of those who do.
sire To invest in mineral land.
The title To said land Is believed to be uncxcep-
tonabc, and is fully described aud set out in said
chancerr cause. MN. A. OlfARRIER
Dec. l1--tl6F. Special Commissioner.
FostpGnement. The above sale in conse-
quenee Of the inelemencv oil the weather. is post
poned until Monday he 2pd day # Noreb nert.
WIN. a. QuARRlER,
Feb. Ia, 1857 ,-tds. Special Com'r.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
1890 Prizes amounting to s2O4.OOO
Whole Tickets sloIaIvcs 5--Cua rs SO
PLAN OF SWAN 4 co. LOTTERIES


Whole lick cts sjl0--Ialves 5--Cuara2,5C
PLAN OF SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
Numbers from / to 30 ,o00, corresponding with
those Nu bers on the Tickets printed sep rate
slips OF paper encirclcd with small tin tubes id
placed in ne Wheel.
The irst 2i2 Prizes, similarly printed and cncir-
cicd, placed in another wheel.
The VIII els are then reyoiyed. and a number is
drawn the wheel OF Sumbers at the same time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Num-
Der and Prizs drawn out opened and exhibited
to the audience, and registered By the Commission
crs; thu Prizes being placed against the Number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Pri-
drawn 'ut
Approximation PriZes.-Tbe two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers those drawing
the first II Prizes will b. entitled IS Approxina-
ton Prizes. according 10 thu scheme.
$4,000 Prizes o: $50 win be determined BY the last
figure of The Number that draws the S5G eco Prizr.
For example. il the Number drawing the $4,000
Prize ends with Ne. l. then all the Tckrrs whre
the number cuds in will be entitled to $50 l. the
Number ends with No 2, then all the Tickets where
the Number ends will be entitled to So and so
on t. o.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the follow
ine rates which is the iiSk:
Certificate OF Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
do. do. 10 Half do 20
do. do. 10 Quar'er do 20
In Ordering Tickets.
Enclose the no eF to address or the Tickets
ardefed, on receipt Of which they will b. forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have tcS.ts ending
IN any number they may desis nate
The list OF Drawn Numbers aud Prizes will be
seGt 20 N .chasers i'm ediatts after thu dra" ing.
Purchasers will please write thei signatures plain
and give their Pos. eice, CoGHtv aud STATE.
Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
All prizes of 81 ,GG9 and under. paid nmadiatplv
after the drawing other prizes At the usual time Of
thirty days.
All communications strietl, confidential.
Prize Tickets eashed on renewed in ;hei' Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be address
ed TO either :. SWAN i CO., Atanta. Ga
or :. SWAN, Montgomery, al.
February Is, 1861.
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COZ 3llSSIllAEh'S Nnl,t,l.,.


"iaa'n IA iggat, Samuel f. Jugdap. and others
Plaintiffs, A. anst
M junction Valley Turnpike Company Wiiiif M
u Aniht'nN and others 4e,cudlnts
ii An ING been IA artt+i by the Ci.cu;t Court of
Hoekbrid-e su ssles All ;aeeouat shesins .ths
Wdae - the linbssLSssN Of tiie said t'orpaav cut
standing aHfa.d, aud 30 this ead tn Gauss u notice
To he inserted taar weeks IN more neaSlapers
publish, Il III tas t0N Ms # Buchanan stanton and
LsxingsaA, requi ing ali pei suns holding e'oiis Of
any desc, iptioh against said Company evidenced by
sctIa, judgments. nata, Cd Ok otherwise to pre-
sent and efeye thtis sl~ims pfifl To day per mp>
tnlhN fixed in said netce, or in default tn, rect be
barred ircn any participation in the tund in tho
hands ot she C"at ar ST. ibutieu anouy the etvA-
aoSs OF sand Company"
hereby a. all notifN all pevsens Interested uho
have not already Ia ded in tlsoir ttainsl a. at on
MHNNAi, THE Esd DAY " MAnCd next ut
my ehee IN l.eSingtoa, shait arNeeld "a ak un
sStd Account tertiheates al >e,sp aid abstracts of
,hts must be ilrd With tn Con issit ner or
they will NJ b ren9led they i'll hs received ON
any day htiurv shs tar above tNe,l porsnns hold
ing dra Is ar accounts D, making st, tlenents With
Charles fhapn, h,,t the i,t, ), ere,ary, and get,
ting hS eadufsela 1T N TO correctness. mat hand
such claims Ia tn Commissioner at aav time be ore
the day fixed but no cla MS n he received after
the said 2sa Of March asxt.
j. W. MASSfE,
Commissioner in Chancery.
Lexington, Feb, Il, -4t-Printer's fec 81 so,
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COP tKCNtRSHIP.
s AUNTON AUG IST.

N1E have this dav associated with us IN the BOOT
w AND SHOE business PAUL KEkTZ. Who
will give bis particular attention to the retail de-
par tment. The businesswill be conducted under
the style of H. }. Faust x co. Cur friends and
customers are respectfully informed that we shall
continue to furnish them with the very best hone
made and citv-inade Ladies' and Genteman'a Boots
ami Shoes. at fair prices.
August l6. fs5G. II. Il. j. FAUST & co.
n. b. Al persons indebted to the firm Of H. d
j. Faust b. mt" 81 account will please come for
ward and make prompt 't;lement.
II. i j. FAUST
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IMPORTANT NasTEfE

NTEINER, BKUS. d co
OFFER their entire Stock of FALL AND WIN
" TER CLOTH q. at prime cost. frain the 18th
of January until March !ii. in order to max
fof a Stock Of Spring and Summer Cloth
ing. Our stock is sill large and well elected, aud
therefore we invite the public at large to call and
examine our Stock, as there is no humbug when we
say sell at cost.
II accounts due the lst of January are made off,
and await. therefore, the earliest settlement. as
money is wanted and monay we must have--and
please suayc all farther notice.
STEINER, BROS. & CO.
At the Old Stand, above Virginia Hotel.
Jan. H. 1857.
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There can f'no question 'hs3 the
Gnerrv i'ec19ra has b. it, thou
sand on IT, ousand cures Of Colds,
Coughs Asthma, Group, lnfiu-
era. bronchitis, De, very much
reduced the PR portioH Of deaths
from cos4,. mp;iyetliscase@ ia IRIS
countrs. Iha pills a e A. good
As the reetaFal and will cure
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

yT>HE undersigned having determined to oeate
l. permanently in Richmond for the purpose ot
selling HORSES, CATTLE, aud LIVE STOCK of
every description, on Commission, axe this method
OF informing their friends and the public generally
of their intention. They can be found at all times
at Bacon Quarter Branch. ON and ter the 17tE
inst. To those who sec proper to send stock to
them for sale they premise to use their best efforts
to secure the highest prices the market Affords and
will endeayor to give satisfaction generally
GEORGE ". Ora WFOkD,
~ u
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GOD EcICINIS,

1t is estimated thar AYERS CHERRY pECT0-
Raj. and cATiARTlG PILLS. have done more 10
promote the public ilaaith than anv other cause
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BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for SALE the beautiful
L Farm in the county OF Augusta, at the Gross
koads, miles West Of Waynesboro', and 10 miles
Snuth of Stauntnn. mining ahnut
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c-REFERENCES.-~
John MeCue, Esq, Augusta.
Maj. j. Marshall McCue, do.
Francis Bell. Esq do.
Peter Iiahger. 81, Esq, do.
NJ. q. Hamnn, tsq., de.
George Paage, ESQ. do.
J.. NJ. Taylor, Esq, CashrY Bank, Stanton
Col. A. K. GIvens, Augusta.
A lrick, Esq., Pres't Bank of Rocking ham.
JAS. X. Ceawiaed, do.
Henry II. liarnsberger, ESP, do.
Samuel Gibbon, ESD, Page
Col. A. W. Cameron, Rockbrdge,
DR.. gold, do.
$. Mcdowell Moore, Esq, do.
Samuel Lewis. Esq. Bath
Cameron Francisco, Esq, do
Robert J. Glendy, de-
Maj james Kent. Montgomery.
Joseph C.oyd Esq, Pulaski.
David MeGayoe, do.
VIM c. Byers, Washington
Col. Newman, Ora &c.
Stuart MeGluag, Greelbrier.
Thomas Bell, do.
James q. Harris, Caipeper.
:. w. ticklin. Esq, Albemalle.
Jno. :. Cncke, ESQ.,, do.
]no. II. Tinberlake, Esq, do.
Jas. Saunders. Esq, Pres +. Bank Charlottesville.
Richmond, Feb. IA, 1871 limos.
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q r. 2s,Ee7x2 fOY, sale.

I SHALL as trustee under the viii of Philip
Dold. ecd.. proceed To sell. on the premises,
TUESDA Y. MiHGU 3. 1897,
FARM containing about 2i3 ACRES. some so OF
40 Is OF which are in timber. The Ia m is we'll
watered "a first-rate Spring near the house, and
several hthets crossing almost the whole tx tent of
the arm. aiaidine water to all the fields.
The greater part u the place has been used for
grazing pa poses for several Yeas, and has good
blne grass sod on it.. About 20 acres of it are Mca-
dow Land 1t lies miles from the Fishpsyiiie be-
pot. and adjoins tn lands OF Or. \. Bold, William
Caldwell and nthera
Tie itaproyerfuuts consist Of a comfortable
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DEy F.EEE.sE. ks sEs.s'

and other out houses.
TERMS -One- iourth Of the purehf Sc money in
hand, and the residue in ole, two and three yeais
the purchaser giving bond with good = Gu its for
the deferred parmest,. and the tide 10 b. retained
until the payment o. the hole OF the purchase
money.
Any person wishing to view the land before sale
viii peate call on Dir. A. bold. los. Morrison VIM
Brooks, T. i:usns, either er them. VIM still take
pleasure in showing il. Gao. BAYLOR
Feb. /, lsj1.--tds. Trustee
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SWAN s. CO.'S LOTTERIES!
C APlT Al. p RtZ {
Eg g 80. o o OF!

c APlT a /. p Az {
Rg 8 ) o. o D or! ~
Owing to thu great favor witt. which pui Single
Number Lotteries have been received BY the public,
and the large demands for Tickets, the Managers
$. Swan 4 Co. will have drawing each Saturday
Throughout the ,ear. The follow ing Scheme viii
be dram in each OF their Lotteries Tor March 1851
GE.4<N IS,
10 be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga in public on
SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1857.
CLASS 80,
To be drawn in The City Of Mobile, Ala, in public on
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1857.
EE.ES< 2s,
To he drawn in the City OF Aantn Ga, in public, on
SATURDAY, MARCH u, 1861.
CT a S S 80,
TO be drawn in the city Of Atlanta ga, in public, on
nv
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E.isiss! Light.

lust received, large and beautiful assortment
~ of Fancy Fluid Lamps; Girandoles. Candida
bias. lar Lamps; Britannia. brass and Glass,
Fluid Lamps, dc. Tor sale by
LAIRD 4 LINZ.
Jan. 10, 1857 Drngg lists 4 Apothecares.
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Receipts Of The Viadicator torhe reeh end
ina Seaayt{og. FeL. 2S. 1857.
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Belonging To the estate Of Mrs Julia Sharp decd
Consisting OF Household and kicthrn Furniture tn
Cows, DC, &c. Terms made known au dav of sale
JOHN A. DAVIDSON,
Feb. IS, lS57.-tds. Administrator.
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administrator. Aaa>.,

tJNllE subscriber viii sell at public aueaon Oh
Il TT tSDAl, THE 10th DAY OF MARCH, at
al the late residence of the deceased, all the
PERSONAL PROPEPTT
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FOR usEVc,
A COMFORTABLE HOUSE with four Rooms.
"A good Cellar and Garden Of half con-
tanning variety of good young bearing tiait trees,
Feb. %, 1851 ii. 4. q. BiCALE.
GtADDLE-BAGS. A few pair OF he most approv-
- ed STYLES OF PHYSICIANS Saddie-bags and Phgsi-
cians Pocket Cases, just received and for sale by
Feb Is, 1851. LAIRD LINN.
cO BAGS Prime Rio Laguira Cid Java andMari-
w cabo Golfees in store, and for sale low, at
Oct. 49, %. }. BRANDEBuRG cos
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6O TONS PRIME LUMP AND GROUND
~ PLASTER now receiving. ami low for cas-
Nov. 2a--Spee COPY j. DRANDEBuRG & co.
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POstDOneinept.

Owing to the ineemeney of the weather on Sat
urda, last the sale of tn above pIaaerty was post
rdned to Sofardpy, the l4th Of Farfh next.
Feb. :, 1857 H. W Shelf Ely, Trustee.
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RICHMOND, Feb %. 1867.
departed By Aissoa Richards.
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Chr nlorkets.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
Reported By Staples, Martin d Co.
STAUNTON, Feb. 81, 1857.
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SPLENDID OFFERS F0K 1861 TOGETHER.

vi TUNDJ7 Ut Z Ems Fur T656-3t TUNFI EL.
Unlike the more ephtihera< agazines al the dav.
these Periodicals 10 list. bv age. Henea a iuIl
year of the Nos (wth omisaian) lor 1856. hay
be regarded nearly rs va!u iblc as foi 1861. We
propose to furnish tle two yeas at the following
extremely low rates ramely, viz:
For tilaebwood'' Magazine, 81 sos
For auy one heyi.~ 400
For tNJ ilevi W., $3.50 $40
For Blackwood and one Review, 100
!nr Backward and two Rcviews, SEQ
or tilreJ. KeeleWs. 80
For Blaotwood ana three Reviews, ~ go
For the four Reviews II 60
For Elaekweed and tn. four Reviews. Il %
$40 avoid 'THcion> - may be remit:ed FOR Black
wood Tor hich ". niltorw nd that soi X tor both
years post 9ai'.
y. B.--fhe pricn in G~sat Britain of the five Peri
"di:a' ahova nahed is about .ai pc anhuin.
A. ,hali never again b.. tl is to offer such In
ducement. as thnse INV. nrnst II. d
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CT S S 90.

10 be drawn in the City OF Atlanta Ga, in public, or
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1857.
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laGsf iGE.

The Postage tn any part o. tn. United States will
be but Trehty J"as ten's wear fer ''blackm nod'
and but to@feen Gents Il Year for each Of he te-
views.
4 the above prices the perio ideals will h. far
nshed fer 1851.
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CLASS 20.
EE.ES% 29,

To be drawn in The City Of Mobile, Ala, in public
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1857.
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..z' isemittanees ma t. in all cases he made d.
reet tn de Pab'irhefs, for at the prices no comus-
sion can be allowed to Agents Address
LEONARD SCOTT d CO..
Jan. 3, 1857. No. "a Gold st, New erL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13
aad Accident.

Mr.. Francis Reynolds,a resident of Dep
ere for some five years, was drowned on
Monday last, at that place while endeav
oring to rescure young son from the same
fate. He was engaged in rafting log;
near the dam, over which the water pours
nearly two feet in depth, accompanied by
his bcy, who accidentally fell in. He
Jumped in to bis rescue, but the current
was too swift for him, and the, child was
carried over the dam. The father clune
to its edge for a short time, when he wa'
induced, as the only chance for his life, te
to leap into the rapids below; he did SO
but only to meet more speedily the sad fat
which awaited him, as be was not seen t.
riss afterwards. The boy was taken from
the water some forty rods below the dam
much injured but still alive; the body o
the unfortunate father has not yet beel
found. He was an industrious generous
hearted man and had many friends. liz
death fell heavily on his family, a VIII
and seven children, Who are left.in com
paratiyely destitute circumstances
| / Green Bay Adv.