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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10
Ayers Ague Cure.

Fer THE SPEEDY CURE or INrERMITrESr FGyEB,
FEVER AND AGUE, REMMIrTENT FEyER, CHILL
FEYER, DUNR AGUE, PERIODICAL HEADACHE,
OR BILIOUS HEADACHE, AND BILIOUS FEEEEs,
INDEED FOR THE WHO'LL CLASS OF DIsEAsEE
ORIGINATING IN BILLIARY DERASGEaENT, CAUSED
BT MALARIA OF MIAsHATIC COUNTRIES.
No remedy Is louder called for by the neces-
sites OF the American people than sure and safe
cure for Fever and Ague. Such a remedy
now enabled to offer, with perfect certainty that
it ~ilI eradicate the disease and with assurance,
founded On proof, that no harm can arise from its
use in any 9Gantity.
That which protects from prevents this disor-
der must be of immense service in the colnmuni-
ties where il prevails. Prevention Is better than
cure for the patient escapes the risk which he must
run in violent attacks of this baeful distemper.-
This " Cure expeis the miasmatic poison Of Fever
and Ague fram the system and prevents the deNeI-
opment of the disease, if taken ON the hrst ap-
proach of its pTemonitory symptoms. IL ~ not
apIy tbe best remedy ever yet discovered for this
class of complaints, but also the cheapest. The
large quantity supply for dollar brings 1t with
in the reach of everybody Rns in bilious districts
where Fever and Ague prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and protec-
ton 1t is hoped that this price VIII place IL with
in the reach of all-the poor well IS the rich.
great superiority of this remedy oveE any other
discovered for the speedy aud certain cure OF inter-
mittenis il, that it contains NO Qunine o. miner
al consequently IL produces no qnnisIn OF other
injurious effects whatever upon the constitEti9n--
Those Cared by il are left healthy as if they bad
never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence v
the miasmatic poison. 4 great variety Of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, REsumatisna, Gout, Headache, Blind
Less, Toothscbe, Earacbe, CstarrlI, Asthma, Palpi
tation Painful Affection of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Pain in the Bowels Collie, Paralysis, and Derange-
ment of the St0maeh, all of which, when 0riginat-
ing i'll this cause, pat on the Intermittent type, or
become periodical The "Cure " eXpels the poison
from the blood, ana consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is Invaluable protection to iTn mi
grants and persons travelling temporarily r'sid-
ing in the malarious districts. II taken OCCASION
ally daily while exposed the infection, that will
he exereted from the system, and eanno' accunin-
lete in sufficient quantity to ripeu INTO disease
Hence il Is even more valuable for protection than
cure, and few will suffer from lntermittehts,
If they avail themselves the protection this rem
edY affords.
a9- Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER y co. Lowell,
Mass Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Ra5- Sold by KELLER WHITE, Evansville,
and by all Druggists and Merchants throughout
this country Oct26-5md&Beow
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Az INGENIOUS lNyENTI0N.-We were yes
ierday shown an invention, made by Mr..
Wm. c. Turner, a milI-wright at the cor
ner OF Eugenia and Twenty first streets,
which displays great deal of Ingenuity,
though in form of much simplicity, 1t is.
contrivance that may be used on horse
railroads 10 indicate the streets as they are
passed, and also the number of trips made.
fhe.'' machine is something like clock,
and the hand or the face is made to move
with the revolutions of the wheels of the
ear; so that when the car reaches Ninth
street, for instance, the Indicator points to
the figure 8. Should the car be backed to
Eighth street, the hand Wiil point to g. and
so on, with perfect sccnracy; and on reach
ing the end of the route contrivance
marks the trip. Differences in the length of
squares are overcome by corresponding diff
fereaces on the face of the indicator. The
invention can also be used on steam
railroads, to indicate miles and stations
The construction Of the machine is so sim
pie, and the principle of its operation so
plain, that we shall nat be surprised to hear
of its general adoptioB. The model has
only just been finished, and no patent has
as yet been obtained-St Loids Dem.
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asTWe learn that the proprietors of the
canal, whose meeting at the Bates House
We noticed day OF two ago, have deter
mined TO deepen the canal in the shallow
places where the grass grows in it ia the
summer, az that will entirely Obviate that
obstruction.
They have determined 10 smooth the
hanks and SOW them with grass seed. They
provided Tor four mills, as speedily as labor
can put them up, sizs a saw-mill, planning
mill, and two Touring mills, and they adj
rarced 50, 600 to aid in their erection. The
saw and planing mill will work for the east
eFn market The company expect to intro
dace manufactures sufficient to ran our
population up TO $4,000. They are prepar-
ing to erect Water Works for the city
Lieut. Governor Selden, of New York, is
one of the company. So says the Loc0mo-
lt,>.-D Daily 1Attas, Indianapolis. "
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Hard~are-
q az u. - SGs.NsN~T.A &, w. 10 .H.xksN

a
w street. has now ia storr and is constantly
rcCPiVinx for the Fall and Winter Trade, the best
STOCK brought 10 this State vicinity Of all
kinds Of IL HARDWARE suited the West, and
which, having been st{ected aud purchased in per-
son, from the extensive Importing Houses
aud Manufactures OF nearly all the Eastern cities
and towns, in addition 10 several invoices imported
directly by hun from good nlanuilc turers-Eng-
fliSh aad Geruaan-he can, and will sell as law
any concern in the West; feeling confident that
goods aud prices cannot fail to please and satisfy.
lie would ask the especial attention of Merchants,
AIAHUtscturers, Carpenters, MillwrightS, CoOpeTS.
GsuurIaishs, and all who need any articles usually
found ia first class Hardware Store-wholrsslr
aud retail.
Without pursuing detail. the mention OF a few
iarding articles may he we'll. VIZ:
Table and Pocket Cutlery, RaEors, shear, aud
Scissors, including Geo. W0stenh0m sons justly
celebrated manufactures: Butchers Knives and
steeis; Eu"s. all kiGds aud Sizes of Butchers and
s.thet uIanufacturre; Augers, ChiSels, tiOuges,
Braces and Bits, aud all Carpenters and COopers
Tools. from Ohio Tool Company Barton's Roch-
ester, and Whites. Buffalo ManufactorieE, ther
with Cooks noted Patent Premium Anger Bits.
AlsO--HHnd, Ripping, Panel, and Back Saws; also.
the variou$ sizes and styles of Mill, Circular. and
Cr1ss-Cnt Saws, with Tuttles L tent Hook Tooth
CrOss-Cut Saws; large and small Scales, in grea%
variety "f pattern; Axes and Hatchet- for all pur
poses House Building Materials. All GtnneTs
Materials; Gunners' implements to almost any eN
tent; Meat Cutters and Suffers; Iron and WoOt.
Pump CuIbs, together With Chain Pump Fixtures
Ames' and etliar makers Shovels, Spades, and
all kinds of Brushes; Copper and Iron RiVets
and Burrs Protective Weapons Horse, Wrought,
Casing, aud Finishing Nails, all sizes and
excellent assortment of Fishing Tackling; Paint
and Coffee Mills Corn Shelters aud Mills
Agent for Dole. Silver & Felch's Premium Saw
GUNNER, fcr Upright and Circular Saws.
ar GEO. >. SON NTAG,
sep3 No. 10 Main street.
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says: .+aa
Walking is eonsiaeFsd decidedly vulgar
among the would-be afistocracy. Liyeries
in this city do not indicate the possession of
wealth, but rather the reverse for do not
know of a single millionaire who INDUCES
in them. Peter Cooper, Whitney, and w m.
b. Astor, drive very plain carriages when
they do not walk. Mr.. Coopers IS known
all over the town by its old-fashioned and
clumsy shape aud a slow going horse.
Three-fourths of the liveries in New \ ork
are furnished by stable keepers, who place
the badge of sufferance on their coach
man whenever requested by parties hireing
their vehicles, and charge for the same in
the bill. Mahy families hire carriage with
liveries once or twice. cut atremendous dash
on Broadway, call upon all their friends and
make the world believe that they own the
superb establishment in which they roll
haughtily about town. Some of the liveried
drivers own the carriages which they adorn,
and are actually richer than the vulgar
snob who sits with his wife and family, and
plays at false pretence inside. Funny,
isn't it?p
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TBB MIss1ssIPPI REPUDIArED BoNDs.-We

THB MISSISSIPPI REPUDIATED BoNDs-We e
are gratifed to observe that the Legislature
of Mississippi shows a disposition to re-
spond Eavorably to Gov. McWillie's special
message, recommending payment of the
bonds issued in behalf of the old Planters
Bank, of that State. 1t has passed a reso-
luton directing the Auditor to report full
statement of the amount of the bonds, the
date of their ISSUE and the period of their
maturity.
These bonds were originally for s., 000,-
600, but the unpaid interest on them will
probably increase the amount to b, 900, 900.
The State of Mississippi is one OF the most
prosperous in the Union. tsinancial posi-
tion is. perhaps, better than that of any
State in the Union, for It has no constitu-
tionally incurred debt. 1t could liquidate.
these Planters Bank bonds by the imposi-
ton of a tax that would scarcely be felt by
its thriving citizens, while the payment
would remove the tarnish from its eseutcl-
con which the repudiation occasioned, and
extract the venom from the saeera that are
too often uttered in the faces of its people.
The bonds were issued illegally, it is true,
but that is not the bondholders fault and
the people of Mississippi are bound by every
moral obligation to accept the act OF their
agent, the Legislature, aud pay the debt
California paid its onconstitutionally incur
red debt. Will Mississippi refuse to initiate
thc honorable example ?-!S. koais Nescs.
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e&- A Southern paper says: Helpers
book is nothing in itself, but its endorse
ment by sixty-eight members of Congress is
bv no means trifieh Sixty-eight members
OF Congress, then, can make something out
of nothing.
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n~ Naeaulay has two volumes more OF
his History of England nearly ready for the
press but it is believed they viii not be
published this season.
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VOLUME XII.
TER.ns OF FsUBsCREPTEO.N:


Essa The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
TO their own irIp ediate business in their naIne
and all advertisements for the benefit of other
sersonz, as well legal advertisements and adVer
gsenents of auction sales, and advertisements with
II.e name of other persons, sent ia by them, mnst
be raid for at the usual rates.
Fsa No report resolutions proceedings OF any
corporation, society, association public meeting
nd DO communication designed to call attention 10
matter of limited OF individual interest can be
srled unlesss paid for advertisement.
xa% Contracts for yearly advertising VIII n0t be
sIatiplled unless an order to that effect Is ett At
q s,fice and when discontinued IA less than
ysar, the price OF the whole year will be charged
AZ Legal advertisements hereafter, Will be pub
tishe at the expense Of the attorneys ordering ana
not t,eayabe for legal proceedings but coliectabe
1t our usual time.
NJ Our terms tor job Work and transient Ads@T
tsenents are CASH.
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How TIE RIeH ASB rH4 SsoRs RIDk Ar
NEws YoRk.-A New York correspondent
says:
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EsWIsRAC.g.T' HOUSE, BOSTOJy, as
S-A the largest and best arranged Hotel ia the
New England States; is centrally located. and easy
Of from all the routes of travel Ii contains
all the modern and every convenience
the comfort and accommodation OF the travelling
public. The sleeping are large and we'll ven
tilted; the suites Of rooms we'll arranged, and
completely furnished for families, and large travel
ing parties and the house Will continue be kept
a. a hrst-class hotel in very respect.
sep sly LEWIS RICE, PTop'r
m R .N'B - P'E.NKF.M.s4N'.Ns, Il T.
~ torneys at 4.w, Notaries Public and Real s.
ate Az snts. Evansville. IndIana:
WILL practice law in the Courts Of this -1e
R attend to the collection of claims any pf n az
:he United States will 6uy and sell real ID
city of Evansville, in Vanderburgh and adjoinirG
oounties aud in the West generally and will perform
any other duties perta ping to Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale
GerInan spoken by member Of the firm
HS Office on Third street, opposite the Court
House, in the rooms formerly occupied by tho latS
hrm of DENLY Lunkenheimer.
CHARLES EoDORE ". VESEMASS.
novs0-6md
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J. IVINSoN, late Master Mechanic f. q c.
Railroad
D. CALLAHAN, late Engineer a Machinist do
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q T0RY.-The undersigned having Engaged in
the Tobacco Business, with the purpose of supply
ing, II possible the wants of the iome market.
repaired to offer n well selected stock OF
nufsetr II Tobacco-fronl Missouri; Kentucky,
and TenressF Leaf, in Pounds, Fives, Halves
Lights,lnt , /. arteTs, in any desired package.
Terms liberal, and acceptable discount for Cash
purchases, but sale less than i've hoxes.s
A. GUMBERTS,
jy2s o-lG5 Main street, EvansvilIe, Ind
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yv7O .uERCM.E.V.Ts, ENI.sToE-aJS>s

THYO .MERCM.K.V.TS, PMK'SECE.g.N<S,
M AND DRUGGISTS.
We regularly receiving additions to stock
of DRUGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils,
VARNIsHEs, PERFUMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES,
which We are prepared to offer to the trade as
good terms be pI chased in Cincinnati, Lou
isviIle, st. Louis.
We have in store 10 tons of EXTRA PURE WHITE
LEAD in kegs of 25 lbs, 90 lbs, and 100 ibs which
selling to the trade at manufacturers prices
KELLER d WHITE,
No. 81 Main street.
TNVHM COP.GRT.N.ERS X SNIP OF Me-
Il Rea Wells dissolved by notice of the I6th)
will be continued aud settled mutuallys
oct2l W. A. McREA.
J. IvINS0N, late Master Mechanic f. q c.
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@NsT.TTE.HE.H"T or CO.M ~ III ~ 8ss 8
~ ASSETS, AUGUST ], 1859.
Cash on hank and in BAnk......S6G, ,059 %
Cash in the hands of Agents. 81, ,4S3 81
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s3l6. $40 90
Accumulated Interest on Boans............ 730 %
Total s547,7I2 90
Liabilities-Losses unadjusted and net -
dhe .'-'.-.''.'''--.- z5l5o 81
). L. LOOMS, President
II. KELLOGG. Secretary.
JOHN ". NExsEN, Agent,
augl5 Evansville Ind.
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EARR, D.4LzELL 8 CO., W:2TR3

" street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
ars in Groceries aud all kinds of Produce, Nails
GLASS White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Linseed Oil, &C, &c. Also, constantly ON
zizas ap2G
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Realf4sfste 2nincumbered- .....~.... $500 90
Loans secured by Mortgage on unsD-
numbered Real Estaie,.... ...-.......... 49, $50 %
Rnrds Gc = = aa osn %
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GEORGE THORNHILL takes pleasure in in.
orming his old customers that in the quality and
style Of his work. he hatters himself he cannot ba
excelied. He may still be found at the corner oil
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Har-
aud Saddles Of every description be obtain
ed on the best of terms.
HE- Repairing done with neatness and dispatch
second hand Harness always hand. ieI
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4 VALUABLE, ESyATs: ron SALE,
IVN
SHTliL h. sOl on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day - S"Ton
her, lsH Il fair, il not the far d,t iI,rva,I


MILL be- sol on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day - S"r6n.
her, l>5 II fair ii not, the fair Dis! thereafter
upon the premises the large aud valuable csta'c called
WaNERLLi in the county Of Gloucesier Va u Is -trn'
ted upon North Rivera :avg gabl. water "tha Il few
miles of, and rmtying into Chesapeake E.S--a ,''c"n
ahoundns oysters and FISH, and ia ntigLn1rlo"l pro-
ycrbia Tot is intelligence ami reAG.n,;. The Tract con
,as eleven hundred and eighteen "f l!ud Of "hl:h
about six hundred low gr0CD II Srri' '-ity, !" a
high state Of Improvement Had laicrIal hy cAh"Usallr
b.. Is Of mari.
Upon the cs.a;e there Is modern Brick ou.- bull, IN
the eli sa aDd substantial mInncT-conthnl"g, he
sides basement, drs" r"onS. lis :ua'on i one OF
remarkable beauty, Immediately upon ;hs river In th'
midst Of well shaded lava. Altogether, snci! estate i
rarely ound IN tie lrS-i aud ,'e sale ' he positive and
without reserve.
At the same time. the household and i.ch.r :.Tu.
Farming lIlcnrGr- Stock OF all kiads rTv,"i,r s.,
belonging such ,s'ahr-ea', will be sold upon tie
usual terms.
Por the real estate oae!"urth o; tie pu-''a." money
Will required In cash. H.. balance IN equal in'SincG-.
bearing itsr-s' fEom tie day Of sale" Che a'v-,' pa n"
s,gannuIly two. three ana fpG- ."rGf"i
bY Il deed ot ras; upon III. premises.
crop Of wheat IN regular rotation VII be seeded h.
fore the day OF SALE for which She prcna II Pay A. '
customary rates.
II any gentleman desires 10 purchase 'he above c',ac a.
private sale before the jih November, with ev"":i'r
upon it, he adir-s-stsiin- his pr0pos;ip--"i.-r
Dr. JOHN :. WEXFORD. FTcderck.hI:.. ~
Judge WM. W. CRUMP, Richmond.
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ERnu WASHINGTON CITY.

WA>uNGroH. Oct. IA month ago n!or.
nation was received here ola flljbuste!!n
movement against Nicaragua Though 'he
statement was not fully credited, it was d''rr
% Of sufficient importance to justify the I->I'
ancc Of Instructions tp the proper federal c.i'
Gers TO Use extraordinary wl;chnInes>. ~"
President, himself, IS experimenting tho pro,
cautionar% n.caSnrcs.
.,u order has been ,cic.:rarhcI today for IT,.
United States Artillery, Il. EaIoa Rouge, t" lee
held in readiness To act. il necessary, as posi-
conitatus. 1t is believed here that the tilI:bn>,
tcrs have 50 arranged their plans as to avai'
themselves Of the advantages offered by 'hc
re.cpening Of the Nicaragua transit route: bu;
the Administration is determined, hv all ln,-,rs,
including land and naval forces, To compel -
socct 10 the neutrality laws
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EORTEiaE I.iLELI2.

R,TrYoEF. Oct J.--fl.ur Is Grm; Howard
Street and Ohio :ja5IO. Wheat Is buoyant;
white 5 Sl.3jal.5Q, REQ l.i-G!.i3. Com Is high.
or and buoyanr; white s5.9S cts, yellow Ssa
% cts. Provisions irp. Bacon shoulders 81.
sides ~: cts. M.s, Pork (: !j.Ijal6.UJ, psrrle
>ll.5o Lard is quiet al l!:alIs cts. WIS.
key firm AZ IS: cts.
NEW YORK. Oct. 5-Noon-F!orr IS Eeary
and i cts. lower; Southern s. lCa540 WDc-t
is steady; Southern red SLIP. Corn is qE'c'i
yellow % cts. Pork is qG,a'; me,s *.5.@..
prime l0.37. Whiskcy and Ldr4 4Ic uDcAon='e::
Stocks are lower. Money - w.. a:i.'e -:.d
firm. Virginia skies "a
New YORK, October 5--GTcn:"=.- Cotton Is
nominal; sales Of 300 bales oi good Iict!n :
uplands on wharf a, II. cents. t.o"r J. &C.
clining; Southern - !gaJo So Red y hea!
sl.21S. white l.30al.4J. Pork IS declining;
mess sl5.35al5.4j, prime steady. Iurpentlmo
+7a4s cts. Rosin is lo"c'; sdts at 81: cents,
Other articles are unchane Eecvcs haze a.
vancod :, TO cent per 10. The o;:rrlus> were
2 0o0 head Mddlns has improved mos; sales
=, Gal1 cents-average 81. Sheep are !ishcfi
Inc offerings were i Jyu, and sa:c, ut an ad.
yance Of 8. to 50 cents. The mm &c, l. ac'!v".
Swine are firm aud unc.aaGeG; tgs ctrriUei
were 5000.
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AUCTION SALES,
ExEcUroK's sALEof I, VALUABLE


TgNlE valuable Farm OF ic late nr. j. H. Braairt !i "
Il county Oi Du"lde 10 miles ron Petersburg an :"
from the South Side Rail Road, lying partly NamoHne
Creek and adjoining the lands OF Jaues jlamn cja1in
Tucker and others, containing il3 acres, $40 Of which
cleared and In high state Of improvement. ly tie gro"'h
Of Glover and other GRASSES the balance in original growth
Of OAK &c with small portion OF second growth of Pm"
Is for sale. The soil Is chiefly clSy, ad Nj. atsr'si g"
Wheat, Corn and Tobacco.
The improvements better than farm, generally!
consisting OF large Dwelling o stories, lnclIing has'
lncnt, with 10 rooms In good repair; large and new
GTanary four Tobacco Barns, and other n"rr-,y built
insS mos, O which recently bait. rnr issa"n -
very suitable one Tor q ','si.ian.
The place Is ni:ere r l!e privately lat II no! sn'3
privately before TUESDAY, ih- kLkN kSf DAY Uf nt-
TuBE, lsj9, il WI; hc Nrl ,t IL ":"cE that dty u;
public auction, together with Corn crop ~ 200 haifti
large number OF Cattle Snerr vs, MuIand other perish!
able property.
The tcras will b. made accommodating.
The place can BE- s.own by tn: cverr"rr myself "' o."
whom viii be always o:I The place
Farther Information can he bad 'y addressing nc r.
Mulberry lnn, Dinw!i.-, ~. !. .. BEtNDEH
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Dan RIVER LAMP ro,s ,,L,:.

FjNIE suN'crhrfs WI! trT :"f Ir O ~; i.hr tiI4er,
4 on the premises on WEDNESDAY, ihe NINETEEN Fii
OF OCTOBER, lr3?, ydli.h!t Ut Land. Iy:i- in
Rockingham rrn.'y, &C, = :''ss SoII.rcr Of p.uIie
ari three iIc' tIst q. The ,.!.i,- of L.assrl. !,
tract cOu;aS i acres shout Que hlJ in ori.G4 Sf..
:o S'h. .nI j. considered 70 b. IT,: beet
i'i section "i III: country 'r' particularly adapted 70 c
,roH'! u! nc Tobacco" NI.a', Be-. and ! vii sIpr!-,
viii excellent rii1f Llnt.
tn r"rmait1u ami L-assi,lc Railroad viii pass .i
TIE iI"G the ";Et" said Hoa ,vi'.s ;l7cai: hscl sub.
s.gihadJ
TEEMS.--Th" lad will he sod credit of one .To
au thee years. hon2s with good security interest aiici,
al.h .r TILE retained I'LL t!e purchase m0M.Y !, paid.
~ the I:lGc, will sell tie crop ., the prcrcn'
year consisting Of in" crop " Tobacco Corn sri nss,
Ti'f the Plantation Utensils. Gc.
Mr.. {. e. Terry VINO rciLcs Upon Nc ini Vii! s'nW i
any one wishing IrrGrc!.s" lr.iE 7. tL.iE.
stii 2i--ctt, WI. u. SINE.