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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
An ORDINANCE

To amend an Ordinance assessing Tay6s fer the CITY
Of Wheeling. for the year 1850, passed 27h day II
lipTiE, 1861:
SIC l. Be it ordained that the Taxes assessed and
levied ON Real Estate. TithahleS. &c. for the year
1860 shall be due the ls day OF August next, md
u no! pSi9 |" me C2sS'or OF assessments on OF re
same shall be paid with interest at tile rate Of ten
per centrum from the LIST day of September un-
ii; paid and il shall be the duty VI the Collector
collect such interest the time he collects the prin-
cipsl and the to account for and pay into the
Treasury nf the City and proridsd further: that sill
persons who shall pay said taxes before the
2ith day of August next shall be entitled TO re-
dnction Of per centum: to be credited Ly the Col
cGtor.
SIC. .. This Ordinance shall he in force from and
after this 2ith day Of July, 1860.
jy2s-2t JOHN c. PORTER. CLERK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
WIGS! WIGS! WIGS!

BATCITELoR'S WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass all
They elegant light, easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behind-no
shrinking of the head; indeed, this is the only Es-
Enlistment where these things nre properly under
stood and mnde.-l6 Bond Street, New York.
mhl3-d&w1v
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FOR SALE.

TSsss++ THE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
is7 jointly or separate may be desired situate
te.9n TIA" corner Of Cppline and Marshall streets
10y 30. Eot 5 addition provided with gas water etc
The one story frame building, Oh rear " said lot
containing three rooms
The laEgc brick Dwelling House. on west half Of
wnter, etc. Price $500.
one lot in Buena-Vista, Churchill addition
Part OF lot JOG, west side Of Market Square.
OIe-third of an interest in steam saw mill gitu-
atcd in South BelIar. BE mont Co. Ohio
Ire brick Dwellings situated in Marshall county
above BeEwood.
For terms. enquire at the Cordags store of Berry
Dods"n, No. IS Water street.
j"2I-3n' CHAS. II. BERRY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

ER. ,DoUoLAs being asked, few days
ago, why Mr.. Buchanan pursued him with
so much hostility, replied: because I
made him PresiGent-he is sorry for it a
well as myself'4
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w H E E L L G.:
Thursday Morning, July %, 1850.

We have received well written COM
nuuication, signed &C." of which the
author need not to have been ashamed, but
which, since he withholds his name from
us, we are compelled, in keeping with our
rules, to withhold from the public.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
Died.

pI In ToGEsTgS New jersey, the 18th in,t HAIR
b. Marsh, aged 8 months and . Ilsy,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

A correspondent from Fairmout say this
would be dull towh lust now without the
DSSiy Iatsll[geResr."
Our friend Billy Mcdonald must be in
re dumps, then. Has Hoxie. or nobody
else, sent him anything enliveniug lately Z?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST,

T IST, MORRISON & co.'s CHECK ON RANK OF
i WHEELING No. 23S, for Finy Dollars. The
public are notified TO; to receive IL The payment
has been stopped The finder will be rewarded by
leaving tAt tie warehouse ii List, Morrison Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
Bryan's Tasteless vermifuge.

Bryans Tasteless Vermifuge.
Children dying right and left
Mothers not Yet bereft
Know that worms more infants kill
Than eacl. other mortal i'll;
But the NrRxIFrar will save
Your pale darlings from the grave
MOTHER. MAZE TOUR CHoIcE. Shall the cI7G die
or the ITo-nl5: le=--Tnr- uesrrUy any number OF
"orins aud bring them away without pain Price
rs cents Sold by LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD,
s Fundenberg, Bridgeport, and Druggists generally
DR. JAS. TeCLINTocK's PECTo-
RAJ sikUP.-Wheret there is confirmed sous;h there
il always great peril. To trAc with any disease Of
the respiratory organs lie to court destruction Con-
SUMPTION bronchitis. pleurisy, lung-fever &c. lie
close behind cough; and the only safety in such
cases consists in immediate resort to this rrea.
vegetable remedy. Price 81 CO.
Sold by LauChlins BushfeId, S 2undonberv,
Bridgeport, and druggists generally. jy21
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A gents w anted
Fly Dol0rs Month, and c'l 1,1oe',scs 1,,td.

Fifty DOLors Month"; and cl E,peaSos i'1id
y ACTIVE AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY
n County in the United STATES aud Canadas. 10
solicit orders and introduce CIV National Double
Thread $40 Sewing Machine. Warranted equal
any high priced machine. Practical for every fami-
Iy, which makes it the cheapest and most popular
machine in existence. limited number Of rcSpon-
sib Agents wanted, travel and solicit orders
by Sample. II salary of $50 per month and expcn-
ses. Business permanent. Address, with stamp, for
conditions and instructions.
y. w. HARRIS & CO..
SHOE AND LEATHER EXCH ASGT. Boston. MASS.
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Selling Ont

( INTENDING To CLOSE Ml FGi>fvr ~
1 Mss. PROPOSE : e.- .-f- .us e:
d Iron, Na!-- Sieel. ST' s-.. AZ, >a-
DC &c az such reduction iso;r. ia. 3, %. l,r.
Will !n'.Le II a: indUce!a,u; IN. Jy.,1i. ,y...
ruici.sS. 7 any ort v hing g. sr-a-...- D.
Fin.S-. Wi 81! oui ~ cost. ga.-- ~. LII. @ -
!"ut Tie house wh.e'. i, vrl' s...-. e. -.
giving I'3zsl--ia.. iI.:!.-...a.- y
J-E.IitKN.
ir4 ". = Mra--S..-..
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Splendid New Stock of Vases and
China Tea Sets,
HOBBS d BARNES, us Main St.

HOBBS & BARNES, rs Main St.
HANE JUST RECEIVED FROM TIE EASTERN
IL Cities a magnificent assortment of egut 30
heulian Ware comprising handsome r..fv Of Be-
henian Glass Vases Jewel Boxes. Engraved Boieni-
an O0biets, Toilet Sets, Card Baskets. Taper Hold
ers. Preserve Dishes. Paper Weights. ana Finger
ted from IS cents to -. very rici anu handsome,
Elegant Medallion and Landscape Vases. Fitch China
1nl" Cohees China Candirstirks. Tete-l-Tefe Sets
ChIna Mugs Toy Tea Sets, China C0l"Errs, Viule,
Setis and handsome sets OF Plain WlT. and Gold
Band China Tea Sets. Also. article Of Parinn
Holders PariGn Match Boxes and Molas.c. Pitchers:
also Tene Canta and White Granite MU,as-cs Pitch.
ers. so
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Instruction in Music.
Parkersburg Mineral wells

VI MI SUI 2 LIHCIUI VI EIISs
Eft THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
S fully inform his friends and tine pubic r-r-
- orally thar he is back again at tic park4rs-
burg Mineral Wc!ls and VIII have the entire manage
ment of the establishment tiis season
lie is giving the place a thorough r.G-tiu.-. and
june. "
His table will be supplied with the Le-: ;e ca,!I-
try affords, and eff will be spared TO give salts
faction I" all who may patronize this favo-ite water
ing place the present season.
iEerc wall he the amnsemcnts customary at such
places. and good band of music vii! l.. in attend
ance jc3S-Irn1 nAVIHPADES
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Yaluahle Propeft1 for Nale.

ON MONDAY. tbs I5.h ,sy uc ~ y "a, 81 els.
" =. NJ. Vi! g'.=s =; u i.ssi.g: --r.-. e.
q lanc "gjai,ii.r -ss:.l r.s,. Tie laal i e.. y:
Csce- anu al susceptible %. ga.:iv-:!.: W. !,
these lots az il vow %; til civ
ILLNs OF >'Li--''rr-,tlrl rs,-:. IN Ind '.a
!tTre1 payment. 70 fe made %! vs. ugtr. ~ - s..
'"e!'e months. bearing interest. H. dee v p
detained uuiil ia" ia>, payment
JOHN GILgHEIST s. Azgr,.
!c-9-71 ie- Nj N1-544 H.
= The above sale l. continued iii NIondsy
the 9Th ,ily 4 August nr-- ~
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FOR RENT.

": STORE ROOMS. OFFICES Am r,,,,,...
Ii, Frame and Brick. IDsIa, u. ;t. -.
Jhird story Of good house AID srila: II -;
feet; also Building Lots t.: sal, ., l.7,. =! =
M, ttss %i,!'tE % -, IH"> H1LNLEuuk
and Uni0n-Tl, starr '..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

Glass Fruit Jars

A RE BETTER THAN OTHER KINDS y I'VE!
"A respect. by covering them WIKI ;ti-L f"E-
the light is etfectuay e1cIule.- .ul ;!ies nave Il
very pCcTiiar advantage. iha; t!r cal b. e-'ilss-
at any time- without disturbing ;a- .t-E-
We have soE.c half dozen pattern, 70 store w. 2
we offer AZ low price,. C.l.! .ud examine f1en-
T II l. IAN = Co
W. snf !. srS\. LIST 1 Gu.
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- TIE TWO TORE ROOMS Ary,Iy7>,. .,,..
S:I Drug House Of LgGRi, List { - ~ tr,. IN
nYl2-u EuuUiIrpf J Il It.%I S 80 .
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Great Consr ernatlon

4 NIOSG THE FLIES TIE TIlEE y NAN"hL
~ If DETERMINATION, S----r. l5-a;a-r2 Fv ha-
Ter Kills them quick nut sure
II L.-r4N Et1.
ami L-siSN. LJ>. = "a.
jy7 ~. AIeni-.
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EpER,SLICnnNIXG ELNPl.

- PER-The best article in II-,. KILL ihs.z IEs+
and sure. AK for the LigatH'ag I'lg Pr i''
sale by T IL LOGAN Co.
and LOGAN. LI>T . w.
je,2 SaIs Agent.
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w. A. IUCHQ

NNgtNCES TO TIE CITIZENS o. WHEEL
II ING, that after the LIST II august. Tc will give
Instructions on the Piano, and in the higher i,7,IcI.s
OF N"cA!iHai0n: either AZ his rooms or st pryi,r 9
FeHiGehG-S For particulars enquire q; Payc l Cv'.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
DELINQUENT TAX.LtNDs.

Jncksap, Miss, iuy lltb. le60.
VEyHE following described lands IN 1be G 'un'y .,
l. Hancock deli qaeat for non paymsnt OF 'a&e.
Of 1886. will be subject 10 entry or pnreba =
his flee. offer sixty days from the date hsree' -
any citiz5n Of this Stat, u1 aynent o agouns
for which said lands are delinquent ana i' sas's
to the state with damages and subsequent taxes
accrued. Sec Revised Code Of Missislppi, CHAP u
ser. e. arts. IS ami 40, age ~
l Lot in Shi zIde b9ro. ASSESSED to f. A. Neito.
l Lot in Shieds5oro, assess d to Barnard.
l Lit in Shirljsborc, assessed to Sarah J'rck
so acres Of Land assessed u Samuel HAYS.
80 acres of Land, assessed to CT aries Neeaise.
Lot assessed to Est. h Lsseier.
Also. The following lots delinquent for non-pay-
meni Of Taxes Of 1856 viz:
Lot in Shieldstoro, assessed to John Culbertson.
l Lot in Shelisboro, assessed to q. Carr.
lot IN Shield >aoro, assessed to Catbac Overs.
Lot ia ShieIdsboro. assessed to Elizabeth McRae.
40 acres sesstd t. Wa. favre
as acres assessed To Garcia Secaises Estate.
r. BURT,
July IL go 60i. Auditor Of Pub. Accts.
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EDW. u. Motley,
Soc'y Leake Co. agricultural Society.

BLOOMFIELD ANTE Co, June. Is, $50.
Col. j. j. Dear S::r:-Since
my las. report the prospects Of the corn crop
nave considerably declined In many por
tIoas of the county there has been only par
tial fall Of rair, in other portions there has
been none for six or eight weeks The corn
crop in the former is partial and in the lat
ter to'ai taiiare. The weather has been 50
uniformly and excessively hot for the last ten
days, that the corn in the districts referred to
has been literally scorched and killed The
drought caught the early planting at that
stage when nearly ready to tassel, and the
consequence is, on many acres there is not a
shoot to a hundred stalks The Younger
corn is of course. doing better. The cotton
crop has also suffered, bat not to the same ex-
tent 1t is a harder plant and at this stage
delights IN dry, warm weather. This state
ment does not apply to other portions Of the
county where there has been plenty of rain
The thermometer for the last two weeks has
ranged from IS to SO, between 10 and 4
O'Clock per diem. No appearance Of rain,
with the prospect of more dry, hot. scorching
weather, and further injury to the crops.
Yours truly,
! Y GAJT'NEY
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

TN pursuance to adecree in the Chsncery Court
Il Of Kinds County, Mississippi, for District No.
l, dated the 9th June, lS6 wherein d. E.
Burns. ct al com claimants, and A. ii. DinkHs,
Qua d al, ct ais are defendants, in which the un-
dersigued wa appointed CORNERSTONE. shall
offer public sale, the preu ise- in the City Of
jackson, Monday, the first day Of October next,
the property known as the Mansion House premises
lying in Jackson and being the whole Of lot num-
her one and - feet off of the west cad Of lot num-
Der eight, a in fracti. nal square number TWO
south and at the same time ami place, ST all ofr
at public sale, forty acres Of land lying in Rankin
County, Mississippi, near the CITY Of jackson, and
known as the sou ,h-west quarter Of the north
east quarter, Of section fourteen, townsb p five.
range nns, east, ION which there is dwelling
house together with al ard singuler the apptr-
tenances belonging to the "a two lots of land.
TIE said property will be soid separately and
one half the purchase money payable in three,
and the other half in SIX months from he day If
sale. The purchaser or purchasers giving ap
proved notes to be surrendered up with tie title
deeds, on the ayment thereof.
The title is believed 10 be good but hall on'y
convey such title as is vested in me by the said
decree VI. ELLIOTT,
July IL '60-Wts Commissioner.
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The Captured Africans at Key West


HAzLEHuRsT, MISS, June 4, 1860
10 his EccezlmcH JAMES BUCHANAN,
President Of the United States,
Dear Sri see that there are now some
20O0 Africans and prospect of many more
being thrown on the bcneyoIence of our truly
phiIanthropic Government, which will be the
cause of heavy drain on our n0U deficient
Treasury. Inastnuch as the Republican par
ty lei by Lincoln, and the other pretermitting
wing led by Bell, in both their platforms make
grave charges of extravaganza in the Demo-
cratic Party, | think it orr du'y as Demo-
Gratis TO spike as many Of these false guns as
possible, and every member of the party
should contribute his Unite" with those patri-
otic views. ] will make proposition which
will at once relieve the Government of this
expected expense. Besides, AS a phlan-
.thropist, | hold mine to be the only real "a
tional human. and philanthropc plan that
can be devised for our Government to dispose
of those really fortunate Africans who have
been brought from barbarianism to land OF
civilization. besides it is in strict accordance
with the settled line of practice of the British
! Government with ell similar cases, and as we
NAV second fiddle to that philanthropic abo-
| iiti9n Government in all other matters where
the negro is concerned, it is right and proper
we should follow her pioas example in this
| matter also: besides, as proof of the truth
Of nv high moral and philanthropic views, !
| viii refer you 10 higher, and with you I'M
doubtedIy better authority. First your feel
ina letter in the case of the Echo's negroes,
where You truly remark, "to hive sent them
back 10 their native country would have been
a gross act of inhumanity," and secondly to
| your celebrated SiIiman--letter where you
with signal ability dictated the South and
not only showing the happy condition of ne
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10TH L..
CTlTp nE BCCNT> STOHT


IssAQUEHA COUNTY.
de ii remembered, Il a on Monday, the l4th ds y
- o. May, A. D. 1850, ii being the "eco''d Mon
sai day in mon a regular m aetng If the ard of
Police nf said G unity, was begun and held at the
Court Huuse in Talus.
PRESENT :-Esau w Shelby President; Il . Cof
6eld Samuel Is l. a herman, l. ,uis Til MAJ and "
ID Brown, members, Jaaes l. Hayh,ld Sheif f
said County and W Prescott Cisrk 81 said Board
Ordered Uy the Board, That by author ~ vested
in them by act Of the Legi-la!ure If tins STATE
of Mis- issIppi approved 2nd day # Drcemb'r. l''S
that an additional tax OF twenty five cents per
be- aud the same is hereby levied AID a sess"d for
levee purpo.es on cash and every are Of Ia ID il
this County, sub eot t. stat All Crunfy faxes.
and the S1eritT Of tn County be author,z aud
required to collie the same as other taxes.
Ordered Taat COPY of this order De published
in the Vicksburg Weekly Wing, a newspaper prin-
ted and pu bliohei in the City OF Vick burG, Stat
aforesaid. and in the Mississtpppan. uegspAp r.
printed and published in the CRY of jackson, ae
aforesaid for the space of four successive ueeks.
A true cory.
ATTEST: J.W. PRESCOTT, Clerk.
TuJ I'd
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UESoTo Co, Miss, June &c, 1860.
Col. J. j. WILLIAMS Dear S,r:-Corr
looks well, and think the prospect good
for full crop. That on fresh and bottom
land above overflow is very fine.
All cotton planted before the 18Th OF April
which Is about one third of the crop is more
forward than usual, aud bnt for the lice, which
are anu have been very numerous for a week
or more past, is very fine. The balance of the
crop is about like the early planting, except
that it IS from week to ten days later in
blooming, and about as much in size. Grass
enough to keep us busy, a full pea crop has
been planted in good time.
itespectfully, yours.
SIEPIIEN d InINSNnN
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HOOfland's Balsanic Cordial
ROOFLAND'S GERMAN PILL,

being well known throughout Europe and America, needs
commendatiOn here They purely vegetable, are
prepared with great exactness and sugarcoated No
better Cathartic Pill be found PRICE, Is per box
These medicines prepared by DR.. O NJ. JACKSON
Co. Phladelphia Pa and St Louis No, and sold by
druggists and dealers In medicines everywhere The sig
bottle or box. sH 81 '#ss-
In our Erery6ods Almdndc, published annually you
will nDd testimony and eonmendatory notices from all
parts Of the country These Amanacs given away by
all our agents. 81
Sold at Manufacturers prices by
CHANDLER h CO., MstnIihis.
H. BLAKSLY. ST. Louis, No..
WRIGHT b co. New .0rtenns.
Sold by c A Moore, j q Mercy, } = siter. Agent
jackson, Miss. March % '6o--wly.
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H1LLsBoRo. SCOTT Co.. june - ,6o

III7I'7D'7I'0' "I|10I W j uIIe 7, %.
]. J. WILLIAMS Dear SiY:-A severe
and protracted drouth of seven weeks is now
prevailing Ina tLs q !sss- appears ,-hc
suffering and without rain will very soon be
spoiled. Corn On bottom and prairie lands is
likely, and bids fair for full crop if the
rains will commence any time within ten
days. Cotton, 50 far as can learn, is gen.
orally fine, and has commenced blooming in
some neighborhoods.
Gardens have been cut off very short with
the drouth. Wheat where 1t was not DESTROY
ed by the winter freezes is yielding very ex-
cellent grain. Fruit, especially the apple. is
bearing very full, other fruits are more or less
scattering, The health of the county is gen.
orally good. Water is getting remarkably
scarce Yours truly,
w. A. THORNTON.
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDS.
z.

Jackson, Mics, July lltb, 1850.
ggEHF following described lands in the county of
r. Calhoun, delinquent for non payment Of taxes
of 1854 will b. subject TO entry purchase at this
oFice alter sky days from he date hereof by any
citizen Of this State, upon payment of amount for
which said lands are delinquent, and all costs TO
the State, with damages and subsequent Taxes a.
crued See Revised Colo of Mississippi, chap. /,
sec. o. arts As ard 40 page 81.
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Agricultural Reports.
BTRrrTTsy1LLr ArrnAco Tpna

B1REETTsvlLLE, ATTALA Co., June 81.
Col. WILLIAMs:-We have fine growing
weather; corn looks fine in all parts OF our
county. The cotton is seriously damaged by
lice.
The health Of our county is better than it
has been for some time past Crops in good
order generally. Respectfully,
L. NJ. NASH, Sec.
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WAIVED.

"A SITUATION rs Teacher in high or sese
n School or Academy, by a Gen tleman, who is ,
graduate Of q noted Institution in irginia 81 ,
who can furnish recommends, ion OF the hiz hest q
der a. 10 character and akiiiiy, d ha, alsu Ia
an experience OF siK years Ia teaahing. A tarss
WIN. ]. Keller, Editor Wilkinson Gaz atte, Wood
willie, Mississippi. Jane ~ '60-W3w.
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Lot sqnare Y, Houston.
Frac1 square 29, Houston.
Lots and 2, Okalona.
Lot Is, W X, II, Oklahoma.
Aud 4, Lot Ii, okalOns.
E 10. Lot IA, Okslona.
E i. Lot Is, Oklahoma.
Ana IL feet. Lot IL, Okalons.
Lot II, less IL feet. Oklahoma.
Lot 25, 0kal,na.
Lot 81, 0ka'oua.
1T 35 nor tn side main st., Oklahoma.
Part lot |, south side, 0kslona.
Lot 6, south side, Okalona.
Lot 9 and IL, south side, Oklahoma.
Lot 10 and IL, south side OkaloDa.
Lot 20, south side, OkaIona.
i. lot 81, south side, 0kalona.
Lot -, south side, Okalona.
Lot 25 and 26, south side, 0ka'ona.
Lnt "a, north side, main st., Ok4lona.
Part lot |.
w side. lot 81, south side, Oklahoma.
lots 8, 4, 5, Sparta
South side, Main street.
Z. r. BURT,
july IL '60-61d. Aud. of Pub. Acct's
: DEIINQUENT TAX.LAND S.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. ro.xi.. arr

'r Ersae gF V Coniy ro-wit, "'f.-
IL Riley, Clerk OF thu county Court of Ffed
erick county, IL III. state aforesaid. do herets
certify that j X. Bowen. before whom the t"rege
ing atldavit was made, is Justice Of the r. a
in and for said county, duly commissioned
sworn AID that to all has acts "a such iul fat
and ereait due, and OF right ought To bs gwen
as well as in Courts of Jus as taereout. Ii.
10 testimony Whereoi, have hereunt
( l. = ) subscribed my h. nd and AFFIXED the sea
- Of said Court this 18th az of February,
1860. and in the S4Lh year Of the Copmon wealth.
J. G. Riley, c. C.
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ExrERrRlzE, CLARK Co.. june Is. 100.

ENTERPRIzE CLARK Co., June 10, go.
Col. j. j. WILLIAMS Dear .Sir:-For
report as to growing crops at present have to
say: No rain to be called season for six
weeks. Corn crop suffering very badly
and will fall short of good crop even with
rain sufficient from this time Cotton is very
little if any Injured up to this time.
Very respectfully,
w. Z. BUD.
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~ We learn that $4,000 were subscrib-
ed for stock in the Gulf and Ship Island Rail-
road, at the Barbecue at Speer's Mills, near
Brandon, on the 4th inst.
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CARTHAGE. LGAKE Co, june I6, 80.
Col. i. j. WILLIAMS :--Dear Sir In
Leake county the prospects for both corn and
cotton are good, promising an abundant bar
vest. In Madison the prospects are also good,
though in some localities the cotton was small,
bnt looked vigorous and growing. In conclu-
sion, | will say we are all wanting rain espe
cialiy corn. Cotton is generally doing well.
You shall hear from ne again.
am, very respo fully,
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" A grand Barbecue VIII begiTen blythe
friends of the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad,
at Cato's Springs. Rankin Co, on the 18th
inst. Several addresses viii be delivered in
behalf of that great enterprise.
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o. We acknowledge the courtesy of an
invitation to attend the Commencement Ex-
ercises of Madison Collee. Sharon, on Thurs
day, the 18th inst