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CHIMBonAzo HosrITAL.-We learn that at
the station on Chimborazo Heights there are
about fifteen hundred .ick
We were informed, on visit to the place
on Sunday, that on all that day, from ten
O'clock, there had not been II single stick of
wood To warln the sick and shivering inmates!
hunday last was one of the bleakest DAYS OF
the whole season. 1t was further stated that
they have but two meals day; that there il
no commandant ct tho post, no quartermaster
NO eommissary, and, Of course; it is impossible
iof Tue chief surgeon TO attend, besides his
OWN an'ies, TO all the matters that property
'on'e "Ioer these departments.
Ills matter requires to bs ATTENDED n q,
once. Inc sickness and deaths at soma Of our
hospitals are among the n,ost melancho,v foo
lures Of the war We would be y,aa :. saa :,
weekly publication of the sickness, deaths
&c, al every hospital in Virginia All the
battle fields of this war put together are no,
causing the havoc that disease has caused
among the noble and heroic soldiers of the
South.
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4 Graceful Complainant 80 she >ah Virginia
Regiment.
CAMP EEAR CRNTRFyILLR

taRF j aAN tENTHEYiLLB
NOyem Der 22d, Iet1.
Editors DispGtcb "A handsome and interest,"
ing ceremony took place here to-day IN the
reception of the Sth virginia Regiment
Col. Hantons, into the 9Th brigade. General
Cookies. It is unusual, We believe, when a
regiment is transferred from che brigade TO
another for any formal reception To take
place. yet On this occasion. in consideration
of The heroic conduct Of the sth in the batgie
Of Leesbnrg. Gen. Cooke determined to give
them formal reception. 1t was done in the
most graceful stve.
The morning was mild and beautiful. Just
adapted to The occasion, and, as the regiment
marched by, we could not repress cur feelings
OF admiration Ter thu Iaen VINO had fought so
nobiY IN the batGle of Manassas, and recently
in the brilliant achieY cement at Leesourg-
General Cooke addressed tEe regiment in Il
few brief ard appropriate WcIds, full OF grace
and pathos. He alluded; to the saliantry Of
the regiment in the battle OF Manassas VI mere
;hey Were under his command, and Ii cir he
rOiSm in the most recent battle OF I4eesDurg.
He hear lily welcomed them into the Fifth
Brigade. The regiment IS small. having been
much cut up in the b;.ttie OF Lees5urg. But
what they lack in mum beTs, they fully make
Up in spirit. Should the regiment not meet
the enemy any more, it has won ST. fficIeFi /
grory il the battles Of Manassas and lees burg
TO render il immortal. The addition of this
regiment 10 General Cookies brigade, makes
the brigade a full one, and capa bic of doing
very effective service against the invaders OF
our soil. d
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rcoB RRsPoyDRscB or TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.

PIKEToN. KY, Nov. %, 1851.
a few days ago some two hundred and
fifty of the Confederate troops were sent ont
70 harass the enemy, who were reported TO
be IN the neighhorhood OF this place. Our
brave men We're, however, forced 10 retrea
TO Virginia from overwhelming numb ers,
and III their flight were accompanied by
many OF our best citizens.
Bat all the citizens did not follow the ex-
ample. Colonel n. MEG hieGefea had called
around him thirty of his brave comrades,
and they all, like him. swore they never
wonid stain the escu tcheon OF their native
State by fleeing from it but would make Il
star IN the georges and defiies OF Eikhorn and
shelby creeks, and stay the further march Of
'he enemy, or all perish together. As soon as
the CltiZenS, VINO mad not already gone, 81 "
their IavOrite chiAftaiu taking such a stand,
they rallied ar0uod him and soon they had the
passes SD fortified as TO make it imposs BILE 10
pass without suffering terri Die slaughter ~
their hands. In this condition, the gallant
Colonel and his brave men held in check the
VIII Die Abolition army, amounting TO twenty
seven hundred. Colonel Menetee's whole
force did not amount 10 two hundred men
but Drawer and more daring men never d rev
their words in the defence OF liberty than
Colonel Meme fee and his little Spartan band.
The enemy's pickets and foragng parties
81 fTere,t terribly during their stay ia Piketon
The enemy, on the night Of the 18Th iustant
began their light down the Sandy river, in
boats ana on horseback. On the 2oth Gel
Meaefee's scouts brought him the news. aud
ne at once, at the hetu Oh - small party oI
mounted men, dashed into town. lie found
the town pillaged and Sucked. The ladies
flew to our Colonel, and each and every one
had some terrible story 10 relate. Houses
were robbed of verything-clotbes, bedding,
&C. The wearing apparel of the ladies and
children was carried away and destroyed -
Every horse in the country was taken of.
Col. Meuef. q found that he cJuId not over
take the flying enemy, aud dlsoanded his
men on the 2lst inst, and sent his men home
[ look after their families ana aft al
There is but one voice IN regard 70 the conduc:
OF Col. Menefee and his brave men, aud that
is eternal praise. There never WAS, since the
days OF Sparta, more daring and glorious
deed performed. Ii was handful OF MEL
holding in check large army. VIII not his
tory give Ia these men the honor they de.
serve? Their names viii ever be remem
bered as long IS time stands--especially the
thirty that first rallied around their leader
and sWore to conquer or perish.
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IN HENRICo COUNTY C0UlTt


a., TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO j. IN =
- HARRISON, Esq i Since the las. sru OF
tbs Court. JOHN p. IL RiSCN has zen RS
moved by d2ath Ere Court, ia oileer3 az isiufa.
BERG OF tn; bar desire to express and have Itered
upon the record their appreciation OF great
worth, pc0uUFtiuie Integrity ard unEfor Kind
nes, AL courtesy BE It, therefore,
Rcsoirtd, Thst in The death of JOHN UAR;
RlSu@ tne Bar Of Ills Court has lost OF Of is
most pare aud rprigh: Iaenbe = and this roinlLu
nty Of it, most worthy and Gs Unable citizens.
Reso}rs9 That will cYefish the recollection
CT tAe gentleness and urtsniiy ;hat al tjogasuei
bis Jte~cou Sc with all IneoI and rendered pro
fessional and private intercourse with bin Away
pleasant and egreeSbie.
Resoicsa, That .ender 70 biz family the a3sur
ance Of cordial symPat1y in thei- bereaye ment.
Rs9ic.3, that the fci "gJ.L K preamble and rssp-
ls;iaua &c published in the csy papers, and that
tae CisrS Of this -ut transmit q copy TO the ism
lily OF TIE deceased
/ Lo2y-Geste:
nc S6-1t VIZ FoLKEs, C. II ..
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THE BEAUTIf u COT STRY SEAT,
! OF SEW ENTG THREE ACRES, on
THE WEST III a 1si + l. Nk ROAD, ANUON
BOfh SIDES DE GROVE ST. CALLED
"OCCANEiCHEE,' FOR SALE.At the re
quest OF MI Jonn K: Wren, We are authorized TO
sell his beautiful COUNTRY SEAL, loea'sd as
shove, three milvs west OF R,chIaond Ths place
Is 50 well known that uiaute description l.
deemed unnecessary, he buildings are ample
Tor Il 6 Of Ia q, family, aud are sniEonn led
by bean ifal sha 4 AID orasmentAl trees.
The pi.ee wiz, be gold entire divided iato fonr
parcels, of aho { 10 % Is each.
Fos terms, Apply 10
no ..i--5t GOGDIN h AfPERSUN.
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Southmard Eouad.--The second detacE meut
of prisoners of war, numbering $50, departed
Yesterday for Tuscaloosa, Ala, where they
have a prospect OF remaining for some time
10 come, unless their old master, Lincoln, is
forced into measures for an exchange, accord
ing to the usages of civilized warfare. They
We're attended by a guard commanded b.:
Capt Ihos L. Iiundley, of Georgia.
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IMPORTATION 1AsrEB-Serious apurshen.
Sjons are feli atbnt the safety Of ir. John T..
sftinscH. of Alabama, who straye off frcm
q & camp. near Montgomery f-w dayssinoe.
ar =. wac in dsIlsst.. health, and IL Is feared
his friends thai he may have wondered eff
feaG 0iea Ia the vo - WITHOUT seiIg able 10
procure sssls. nee 70 fnabIe him 10 get back
TO camp. Amy iIforsnatioastA regard TO him
should Dc commmsieatedt TO Lehman Ht0phefs,
~ Montgomery, Ala. 80
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Medical College Of Etreiata.-in answer
to letter from Georgia making inquiries on
the subject, We state that the Medical College
Of Virginia, in this city, has not suspended
operations on account of tie war, nor is it
likely to do go The lectures for the winter
course have commenced, and goodiy number
of students are in attendance. There are pro-
badly many young men III the Southern States
who wonid be glad TO avail themselves Of the
Facilities afforded by this excellent institution
for acquiring q medical education, if they
were assured that their studies would not he
suddenly interrupted Our information salts
ies rs that the College exercises will continue
a. usual through the winter, unless the Yam
KEGS overrnn The metropolis in the meantime
Of which we have no apprehensions
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Tia War Tar-We invite the attention
OF oar readers in Madison Ward to the adver
tisenient OF W. .. Taylor, collector OF the
Confederate War Tax y prompt attention To
the requirements of the law will save the
taxpayers good deaLof trouble and expense,
IL is the duty of every good citizen, in times
like tie present, to fork over the ''siRews of
war without gruinbiiDg.
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VI FFNsA
WA. a. TANNER, Secretary.
=. h. COURTNEY

Sc HARVOSA Z0UAVEs My heart has be en-
II de gia -j0ur Lts.e eirs' contribution to the
Zarvona Zousves. Their names are Far ME W
Parker Sue j iI.!iAterFo Sue Is. Sn: on, e Ida
,. Evans This Offering has LIFT daguereosy Pc
upoo tie tablet of memory, whose IN IL sI = anG
aiding 10 protect from rust and taTni-a 50 II ever
Dc 1ea1i-st dictates of tbs hear. G.ris shank
lou ear est Y. Gu SHAH hear of the Z.Ge res do.
ing their duty Chs e-iu ~.
q. WAsH!NGToE ALENANnll. "a ain.
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o. THE MEMBERS Or THE FIRE BRIO
- AaE, who have bee. tbsa.it fIom nres DIR
ing the qua ter, = i'll ueet 1T Engine House e, on
Third II ct WEDNESDAY evening at ! O'Clock,
70 make heir excuses u, fore the 1T psrtmept.
70 lI-2t T.. ". R-LoTOG, y + ID.
- Dj BETTING Ot THE SIOUX HOLD.
u Frs OF The, VA. CENTRAL. 81 Il.
COMPANY VIII be kelG in the lily Of kichln, nj
Oh THURSDAY, the z~iG y = is6I.
II 26-.d J GARRETT, Eec'y
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Benefit Ntght-~Me.srs Gregory and Bour-
dette, two popular members Of the Harmo-
man troupe, invite their friends TO fine en-.
reItainment tonight, at Metropolitan IIali.
The programme will embrace some rare nov.
ATLAS
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The Jaa Hospitai-The bill for the medi.
cal attendance upon prisoners at the city Jail
sent on for trial by the Musings Court.
ve.nber ST. ~"
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THE iatant DFummers announce series 81
exhibitions at Franklin Hall. which the juven
lies will find vastly entertaining, inasmueh al
their personal representatives are the CHIEF
performers
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ResagRct.-it is currently reporfsa that
Lieut. Col VIM II Fry. of the ii Virginia
regiment. has resigned, aud ia succeeded bv
Mai Skinner
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HAND CHOPPED OFF.-Testeriav, in North
Market, two boys were p!a ying with heavy
butcher knife. when one OF them suddenly
brought il down on the left hand Of the other
just a bOve the fingers, sevcring the hand, the
severed portion hanging only by the skin
above the little finger. The boys name who
suffered the injury is George Campbell. -
Msm9hjs Apnfd} u H.
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c. ). District CoUrf.--The case of the Con-
federate States against c ". Purcell and ord-
ers, to reQuestraje the sum OF 81, zoe. due by
the defendants TO Ashmead and others. alien
enemies, was under consideration Yesterday =.
The argument was continued by Nj. Gilmer
for the defendants, and concluded by hir
Ayiett, for the Government Decision to be
rendered hereafter. The Court adjourned over
10 Monday next.
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s-ts= 1, 9.sazaa SEP, So.


e. OA Sunday night. between
Ri 10. Oh ral ,19 the PaiSon GO.
A BROWN r R TlPPET.
The hinder vii obi 20 the subscriber by le wing il
ut the p9r7onege. WIN G. BUTLER,
no 2J-~2ir !: Recto: OF 81 Johns
~ IRA D-FroIl the residence of The sub
- seTiCeC at tee loot Of Oregon H;ll, near Mr.
MeSsiy boa'-yaE last Sa urdhy morni =, black
COW, VITA white SPOT on her right Shout def
She has tell o., fastened with bugkskin belt
Ne th T !, arAs fseo :ecf.d liberal r. sard W III
he pa for he's fes..ery al nay residence Is above.
&c - IT. LLOYD JAMESON.
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~. ATTENTION, MARYLAN DEhS- -
- There will be :. meeting of Mary len6ers,
THIS EEESISCI, 1t = O'Clock. - form I'll As o.
citation the iii and Co aetE OF cur brethren now
in t3e south. al those Interested in the oasc; of
his mee,i1g, respectfully iog tai 20 attend 1t
tne ctss 4tiug -rnDES o. Aezs.s. WESTON a WI
LIA,iS no. = p.aI ST..
By order Of h Committee.
no 2j-ts* J. G. MCCABE, Chm.
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FROM PIKETON, KENTUCKY.

4 Rfcoaaoitria9 Party FoJced n Rttrcat- TIE
Enemy pttected by tie Rrace Determination OF a
small Pory o. Patrots-D-predatt0ns Of the
iH1LIEs Do.
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r SPECIAL NOTICE.

5000 yards 1 h (. SEIs.
1910 Dc. 64 UNER-tOATINGS
80 bales Cotton tZNAEVRGS
20 b4les / Brow Dom STICS
- bal ~ ard o..
10000 yards ii Blear1ed d..
200 yards red an1 e az Twin FLANNFIs.
lUJ pairs Bel BLA NkFTS
go dozea Iiicsorv SHIRTS.
90 dozen Jeans DRAW FRS
200 dozen C9~ton ElAaae. SHIRTS AL
ORA EE$.
500 an al =, 90, Yarn SONS
100 zen gray Ne lao hslf HOSE
10 gross p.ayicg CARTS
100 gross Military BUTTONS
% piece8 noe b se ana gray CLOTHS
Is Fi~ces gray HiMkEEs sa4 -.
IINEIS.
300 piscea UnoleacAsl Cahlaa Ian,
NELS.
5000 pairs extra ERDGANS
20o1 yards Enaneled O. Otis.
20 riaseG Brussels CARPETS.
% do. 3.plg aid Ipgran CARPEi>.
500 pieces Mariners SHIRTINGS
10000 yards very superior uallea tel In.
Hsb SiIkTlNtiS, imported PEI d.
Bermuda.
zoo de-. Uoates's Spool COTTON.
800 dtz do. black DO.
1000 doZ. Coe.sss to- yards spool COZ
TON.
Together with q variety # other Goods sn.t-Ia
In times anG season,
Merchants, SI,lers and othcrs buying Coed.
quantities, win fad shis the best assorted and @af
extensive stock ia the city aud every a.t,.ls ~
De offered st the smaleAt remunsrsJiye ptoht.
a call irom PURCHASERS is sol. it'd.
ALFRED MOSES
70 25--l2tdt) Is Adn steel
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resilasnt, Col Stuart, left this city yesterday
.f5s the Southwest.
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1-az
LOCAL MATTERS.

D,Tef FefecftoHs There waA 40 ini-ta kips
the quality Of the weather on Sunday night
for we take IL there are. few if any individ.
aais ia this community who possess the i'm,
renetrahie covering Of the rhinocero-, and
there was uo such thing "a keeping ont the
uncomfortable penetration of Jack Frost
Early in the evening there was a rrasmodic
imitation OF a snow storm; rather con
teinWihtc effort OF nature. ii il true bat, snow
nevertheless aud on Yesterday morning ice
VI an inferior quality could be had from the
cutters at lesa than ten cents pound the
average price of the pas, season Thus we
bave the dscomtorts of winter upon ns, and
the time has GENE for practical movements to
relieve AMI assuage the ausiefings of portion
Of the human family, deprived by proverty or
he exigeDcies of war of these adlnncts
necessary to make life pleasant jones, who
IL a bachelor, is blessed with an abundance
aas comfortable apartments. and dimes at n
irst class hotel. Jones never curls himsei
Up in his warm bed at night without thinking
II the sentinel, shivering III the blast, and the
lonely picket called at uns easonabe hours to
outpost duty. lie remembers them IN his
PRAYERS, but strange TO say, has given little or
iothing to relieve their sutterings. IL is TO he
Hoped that Jones and every one else who has
means at command, will henceforIh contribute
literally. Patriotism and duty both require
1T this season something more than pious sen.
ment and empty sympathy.
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Tie Case If Horgey Iash--A new trial
having been awarded 10 Harvey Wash, once
convicted OF passing counterfeit money, The
case will probably he heard by Judge Lyons
dRring his present term. \ rule was vester-
DAY awarded against Wilson Hicks. the sheriff
OF ApponatoX county 10 show cause why he
shonid not be- fined for contempt, for not RS
turning q subpoena directed to lin command
ing him to summon q witness in Wash'S case
The rule WAS nlaae returnable 10 Thursday
next.
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FssR RENT.

NOh Rim -t:4s la ge and well arrsp x Il
Il tbre, story BN1 II }iGTSE, ou the ea.s SIDE
OF 10Th. between aia %ud Cary streets, very re-
ceatly used - atnre ware .uss. |. is \, 2 Il
s,lapted I toisgt par o-es, ~ d wholesale bus
ness o. any k;Gd Jaa. Nj. TAYLOR l. SON
Pit
s'Uk X 4 \ IA tUkNiShEu HOUSE,
4 en- Gree bslpe 81 and An, fer four
months or mere. Apply 10
y. BARkSDALE
Go Civ Un The premses
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Nofablc Arrirak-Daniel Hand, 4 wealthy
merchant Of New York arrived here yestef-
day in custody OF Mr.. VIVA. King, of the Au-
guata police department. Mr. Hand WAS
originally arrested in New Orleans as an alien
enemy. bot released. When he reached An
5ilsta, Ga, where he formerly resided. ii Wa
deemed proper to curtai his arena OF freed )m
again. and his ease will probably be investi-
gated By the Government authorities III due
me
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Ladies in the Conrention-The hall Of the
State Convention Is occasionally graced by the
presence OF fair ladies, whose interest ia the
reconstruction of orr organic law is
manifested by their close attention TO
the debate, and it is not improbable
that they will exert some influence upon
it's ultimate ratification by the people
At the previous session, in the Mechanics In
etitute when it WIS the fashion of the day to
exhibit the most remarkable specimens of
ground and lofty" eiocution, the daily atten,
lance of several hundred ladies rather ia
creased the deciamatory disposition of the
members, who generally addressed their fas l.
ous phrases to the western gallery" hut
40 y tie ten minute rule has "A happy effect, and
a speaker is often brought down by rap of
the Presidents hammer before he has fairly
got into the rhapsody Of his harangue.
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TIE NsH3umuS Case The maH39mas ap-
lied for by the counsel for John 4. Worsham
;as been awarded by Judge Meredith, order
NJ the Mayor to appear and show cause why
ia raiased an appeal from his Judgment con
iscating SJiJ belonging to said Worsham.
rhe decision of all the nice points Of law con
ected with the gaming suits will he vastly
uterestingt to those who live 10 hear it. Law
: great thing Ii is resorted to by almost
everybody i'll the hope that one statute will
tndo what another has done. If you are fond
# pure veXation and long pr0clastination,
.te:nal botheration, commence Il suit at law
Il is u good school iii which to learn wisdom
y experience, aud therefore we would dis
made no one from indulQing III the luxury
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4 Fire OH Eaejjsh Jarg-The reader Of
= local matters cannot have failed to notice
Jhe unusual am )unt OF court aud iary proceed
ings published during the past two months. \
orief aragraph sniices to dispose Of an i'm
portant ease. and il IS fortunate, considering
chat economy of space is desirable in these
last times. that all the fashions Of old Eng
and have not been transmitted 10 this day and
generation. During the tine of tha. Long
Parliament under Cromwell, it was com
,nOn among the most tau ,tical OF the fathers
Of New England Puritanism TO adopt SCI ip-
,urai naWes, some OF them consisting Of sew
ei4l words of ii fayt,ita text. We eubjoin
the names of Jury said to have been en-
pannelled III Sussex, England, which present
4 fair sample of the names of that period, and
may serve TO amuse the reader:
Accepted Trevor, Redeemed Compton, Gcd
Reward Smart, Earth Adams, Xiii Sin
Plmple. Be Faithful Joiner, Fight the Coed
Fight of Faith White, Hope tor Bending,
Meek Brewer, Faint Net Hewitt, Make Pe4ce
Eeaton, Stand Fast Oh Elgh Stringer, Called
Lower, Return Spelman, Fly De bate Roberts,
Iore Fruit o wler, Weep Rot Billing, Grace
fnl HurCiiug
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Mayors Coury-The case # VIM. Wat
kins charged with picking WE. Ii. Majors
pocket was resumed yesterday, aud the pri-
oner remanded for examination before the
Hastings Court.
James Adams, charged with unlaw fully and
violently assaulting Henry Wright, with a
hammer, was sent on for trial, and admitted TO
bait in the suI of $500.
Robert and Collins, slaves Of j. = Caring
on, were awarded thirty-nire apiece Tor as
saulting Jos. J. Horn, white person
Mamie, slave of Frederick Weisieer
charged with stealing s2OG worth Of clothing
from Wiiianna Tazewell, was committed to
all a. a runaway.
The list of trunks and disorderlies was no,
very numerous yesterday.
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ngssEAg. IIslE 49,

gg NOTICE The st's and e,eo,a.. -
course delivered by Rev. T Y. Moogr m +, IL
our National Feat Day, i about 10 b4 ppb-i.t.,
In oder 20 deffay the expeEsas Il viii h.. 80
10 ceD's pc copy. Tboss d.. i-ing ccg.s. 49,. "
fore viii Please leave their names 4. w ~
GRAyE WHITES Bookstore ia order .As, IN. = -. -
mttee map a.eeItain " aai umber e. lave -.
in the fest edition. p, 9s' S.
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Gzsi' AUCTION SAFE or THE yAIr,-
RLE NEAL ESTATE KNOWN ~ Tli a.
row I1ATAN %AREHOt ~. AND 0TJ,Ij'ss
V-iUAbLE PROPERTY ADJOtyfN4 TaI''
DA I We cal! part Cuiar attention Of est,.5,..
9ov,romgnt agents. end o'asrs e 10, ,a,s II; =.
above Real LEtste, THIS DAY. 60, racgc. p 3, I,
DclocT 81 For particular. refer n the cl.v D.,
pers. JAS. ii. TAYLOR i son, Aast.
10 &o--li
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1T. AN 'hD- ruMrprArrrv
S.iah Ia hire si8 kEefRO MIN until the fir : Of
ap'i rex, for y hich will pay the higies prices
II = sri : @ppIea'loa b.. msds TO me at Ashland by
letter, 81 r r-Ison. y ynents onthly.
10 <o-3,' HENRY SAUNDERS.
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gesa WANTEU--iu 800 hg .ha,s FLEE srgb
by va. III. SCJI Z, pot-e,uy
Successor 10 Jlo ". uau,A5
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