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GHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CounTy--s.
by virtue OF an execution 10 me directed issued By
the Clerk Of the District Court ~ ssd connty favor
Of William Goftman snd Hgaitr Curtis /. Coup 0DA
d. b. Smith, have levied upon. sbd viii sell TO The
highsst at lhe front door Of the clesk
81 the NssA Court Of Lee county lows, u esA Nh,
Ia said county, the 18th day Of March, A. r. leGf,
bsswcen the hours ~ s'sso1h ~ = esd o'clock p.
n. OF said day. commencing NJ 2c'cock M, the fob
lowing property .to-wM: Lot yin block ~, lot 10
barek g. lots and In block TOT lots and In block
81 except 4Oieet en- ID street by 10 feet de<p on the
end OF said lot, lots and In block 6e. lctl
10 block H. lot IN block l. all In the city OF Keo
ksk. Aiso part " the northwest quarter Of section
twelve t44} township - north sanfe west, hessn-
ming al he the pOstbwest quarter
Of ssid section, running The line dividing
the northeast quarter and the southwest aeastsr Of
said section ~ rods. To The center OF the laid cut
and proposed Grand Ayrnne froM KcokuA - Mont
rsse Their north along the centre OF said Avenae
20 iods thence west 60 rods said west ns thence
atsnE aaid seea tine - foAs 20 the BEGINNING;
t2tuiug Tn Aff ten ncYes. -
sFHbAand levied upon as,he property OF D Smith
10 satisfy sAid writ Of execution.
n. 6. HkDGEA,
feb6-d1m Sheriff Lee county.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

whsrsss, CLARK n. Robinson, OF the State Of ohio,
on the twentythfFd day of August. A. D. 1885, exseu.
msnt Of certain sym Of money thsrein mentioned,
on the foicwsn. dsse1ibsd lots pieces and parcels
cock and State Of illinois, to-vt Lots No. seven 71
eight nine Isl, ten Iiol steven and sixsesa
teen 15] and sixteen Il61 In block twenty hve Ia5l
lot. three ISL four ll and ave [5lin block eighteen
~ lots ten llO] and eleven 1J, In block twenty.
six 96) all In keevos Dnrk0e, Sanford Co = addition
70 Oakwood and Hsmilton, Haneosk county, ststssaf
Illinois. whitf said dsed Il recorded In volume nine
county Of ON paEss thgse hundred and my
twcta69l ana .thsss hundfsd and nfty three fS6s3
said CLARK II Robinson In the nee OF the cone
dtions Of said deed and the payment Of tbs moaiss
therein apecesds on Saturday, the NTH day April,
A. D, I6o1, between The hopn 81 O'Clock T. m..snd
o'clock p. sid asy, VIII, By virtpe oY ana
deed, proceed to seitts PFspsry ABOVE described C
puhc vendue TO the hRhest bidder, In front Of the
fest Once IN he city q Hamilton 20. Cash; 4
feh4l-d ]. "A. DU1KkI.
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NOTICE.
March Is-d6w

4 lKIGlNAL NOTICE.
To Elihn Gum, Amy B Gum. D w Ford, Caroline
N Pord, \ Ford, Eli = Bass, Piny Martindale.
Administrator Of the estate Of Timothy d. Martha
dale, drceased, Thomas Davis. Jesse Aalthy. Henry
HuiskAmp, W NJ @ TosE4nce, 1nesson, Cochran 4
Co.. Hiram Barney. YeaimAn, Robinson Co.:
You. and each ~ you hefsby sotaed that there
Is now Ale In the Office OF the Clerk Of the Dis.
ttiet Court OF Lee county Iewa. II Fort Madison. .
petition OF g. h. Harrison. claiming OF yon, Elihu
Gum, the snm Of Twenty ave Hundred Dollars With
ten per cent. interest per snnum ~ money due on
promissory note, sseufea ~ Mortgage made by
You 10 y. n. Harrison, dated 1Osh OF March. LIST.
also eaisiuk aSAips eaxh ~ yoa ths foreclosure u
sad Mortgage, the same beins upon certain Real Es~
iAte, ts-wit Lot nunbes six 10 IN Block snnsbss
forty eight ils In ue city Of keokuk Lee county sd
State ofIowa, also praying for correction ~ the
description Of the Real Esar for The purchase
money asking for sale Of ssd premises, and gem
ersl relief And unless you appear and answer said
petition before noon Of the seccnd Dry OF the
next term Of said Court, 70 commence 81 Fort AAhl-
SON ON the ID Monday 81 May. A. D le6z default
Ill entered aesiast yeu end judgment rendered
thereon prayed FOR In said petition
NOBLE STRONG. and
HIRAM KNOWLES.
marl4-d Attys for PIaiDtin.
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# EGAL NOTICE.

To James w. P1pkin, Augustus Coax, Jehn Early,
q. q. Strong. Day Bro.
You and each OF you, hereby notified that there
liz nle Ia The Ace Of the Clerk OF the DtstYict
Court OF Lee County Iowa n Port Madison petition
OF Hiram barney, claiming OF you, James VI. Pipkin>
the OF seventy i've dcilsFs, with ten per cent. In
tcrest per annuin, paysb aaruIJy, money due
Mortgage made by yoa 10 Charles Massn, and since
asagned to said Hiram Barney. dated Decent 18th,
1868 also claiming against each The foreclosure
or said Mortgage, he same being apsn Lot Ne nipe
la In block No. one hundred and forty -four l41 in
tbs city Of County lows. For the purchase
money, and further asking for sale VI said
ana kspernl relief. s-&&@&4
And unless you appear and answer said petition
or before nosA 81 tho second day Of The
said Court, to commence II Fort Madison ting 3rd
Monday or May A. ID. 1899 default wall be enterad
asaast vow and judgment renasred thsrsos - prayed
Tor In said petition.
NOBLE q ETROEG,
fet25-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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DUTIES OF DAILY LIFE.-Life is not
entirely made up of great evils or heavy
trials, but the perpetual recurrence of
petty evils and small trials in the ordina-
ry and appointed exercise of the Christian
graces. To bear with the failings Of those
about us--with their infrmities, their
bad Judgment, their i'll breeding, their
perverse tempers-to endure neglect when
We feel that We have deserved attention,
and ingratitude where We expected thanks
TO bear with the company Of disagree
able people, whom Providence has placed
In our way, and whom He has provided or
purposed for the trial of our virtue-these
are the best exercise Of patience and self
denial, and the better because not chosen
BY ourselves. To bear with vexation in
business, with disappointment in our ex.
pectations, with interruptions in our re-
tirement, with folly, intrusion, disturb
ance--in short, with whatever opposes our
will or contradicts our humor-this ha-
bitual acquiescence appears to be more Of
self'denial than any little rigors or ailic-
tions Of our own imposing constant,
inevitable. but inferior evils properly i'm.
proved, furnish good moral discipline
aud might, in days Of ignorance, have su-
perssdsd pilgrimage and penance.
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e. At large auction sale of British
goods IL New York during the past week,
there was quite number Of buyers present
from we'll known houses in Nashville,
and other portions of Tenne ssee
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1t has not yet been stated, We believe
that Com. Hollins, of tram" "turtle" no
toricty, was captured in the general rou
at Island No. Ten; but such is the fact
He is now prisoner. The Gommodor,
made present of handsome squire
gun to Major Speed Butler, Gen. Pope.
Adjutant General, thinking, no doubt
that for some time to come at least, hi
would have no use for such weapon
He may be expected here in day or two
fist Louis Rep.
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NOTICE.

1S041S1.
To A ] MccrAcken, Executor Of the estate Of John
CouuwsiEht deceased, Moses Court vrf hA, eavsh
Courtwrieht William Ccourtwright, Abner Court
wright, PAOebs Weir and Samuel Weir. heirs at
law OF John Courtwright, deceased, Jonas Conk.
ling:
Yon and each OF you, hereby notified that there
10 ale In the o1cG of the CLERK af the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, At Fort Madison, petit
ton of Edward Courtw night, claiming Of you. A. j..
MeCracken executor OF the estste Of John Court
wrigh, deceased the sum OF Thirteen Thousand Frys
Hundred Dollars, with interest, as money due on
= Mortgage made by the said John courtwriEht TO
Edward CouFtwrght. dated January 10th. 1852, al
10 claiming sgstnst each OF sen the foreclosure OF
said Mortgage, the same being upen land described
therein lying and being In Lee county lows for the
purchase money; and fu her ash ing for sale OF said
premises aud general relief And unless you appear
and answer snid petition before Of thu
second day OF the next term Of said Court, 10
| mence at Fort Madison the hi Monday Of May, A.
ID. 1862, default will be entered sganst you, and
judgment rendered thereon prayed for " said petit
| tiOn. NOBLE Z STRONG,
marf5-d Atty for PLAINTIFF.
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TForney's Press says that "the
Southern Confederscy is changing its
note" 1t has good many notes that 1t
can't get changed.-[Los. Journal.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

EUAL NUIlCE.
To W. H. Early, John Early. Augustus Cool. C. @.
Strungs n.y. Bro.i
fou and each OF you, hereby notined that Their
s now ale 10 he once o. the CLERK the District
Canrt Of Lee Cc0nly Iowa, d Yprt Madissp pssssen
OF hiram Barney claiming Of you, W, H. Early the
cent. interest per annum. payable annually money
que 81 Assgaes made by ycu - Charles Nason. sad
since assigned 10 said Hiram Barney dated September
Goth 1864, also claiming asaip each OF YIN the for
closure ofsad 4ortxage the being upon Lot No.
eight III IN block one hundred and fOFy-elRht fi<ef
IN The city OF keokuk, Lee County, Iowa. for the
purchase money, and further asking or sale Of ssid
premises. aud general relief.
And unless you appear and ms wer sid petition On
Or before noon Of second day OF said
Court 10 commence It Fort Nadtsop On the Srd Nom
day OF May D16oQ, = dehuit viii be entered against
said petition. #gsss 49,
NOBLE 4 STRONG. 1.
feh25-dlm Attorneyef Tor Plaintiff.
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49, The rebels have baoyed eat a chan
mel for the Asrrimac, extending from
Norfolk to SewalPs Point Five black
buoys are distinctly seen.
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Among them are the following;
Cam PRKss. Fosters patent cost $f56, will
be sold for SIS.
l MEpiuA HAND PsEss, Fosters. almost neM, }
sixe Of platcs Is rs inchrs. cost xlSU, will be
sold for $40. $as
SuPEa ROYAL HARD PRrss, made 1t Cincin-
matt Type Foundry. plasen 22K %. cost $500.
will be sold for t75. ifa8
] jos Pass. platen Is l91f, will Be sold for
500. at
200 pounds Of SMALL pIcA, about 1872 lhs Of
Roman and lbs Of Iialic, st 30 cents Per pound.
Also, COMPOSING STICKS, from 6 to 30 inches in
length.
jon, HALF, and TRIPLE CAsrs.
Bookbnders RuLINo MACHINE, FINIsHrro
TooIs, GLur Por, etc.
Also Large Variety of
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SUBSGRIPTlON-s4 per annum. paya
BILE in advance or during the first month
OF S5 at the end Of. the first month.
II Insertions for candidatures to pub
Lie offices Will be charged $40 for each
language.
u When our bills shall be handed
to a collector for payment. the same
shall be charged an extra of 10 per cent.
for collecting.
10 No paper will bediscontinued un
less all arrearages are paid.
, aDyERTISEMENFs sq,1an, Of ten
lines, or the space of ten lines, 81 for the
frst insertion, and 80 cents for each sub
sequent insertion.
EAll communications Of personal
nature will be charged at the discretion
Of the Editor, and payment exacted in
advance.
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Il 81

own officers, enact their own laws, con
duct their own Reviews and in all res
poets direct their own movements. They
shall be requested to report to these
Headquarters from time to time their
force the numbers and quality Of their
arms, their munitions, and such other
information as. may lead TO a thorough
knowlslg, Of our native ability for self
defence.
Such organizations as these will very
materially aid the causeand will Danish
much, il not all, of that feeling Of in
security occasioned by the absence of
those who have gone to brave the storms
of war away from home.
I am Respectfully. your fellow citizen
W. w. JOHNSON.
) Col. Com. Avoyelles Regt. LIS. T.
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New Orleans, Fly. Ia, 1862.
The President Of the Confederate States hav
ing made requisitun npon me to furnish
from the State Of Louisiana, FIVE and aha!
regiments of troops for the war;" therefore,
THOM.ASO. MOORE Governor of the STATE
of fLouisiana. do hereby proclaim, that voluntc
ers will be received in accordance with tlls
Presidents proclamation.
Volunteers will be received by companies
battallons or regiments
Each company will be composed Of one frs
lieutenanf, two second lieutenants. four ser
geaf.ts, four corpora:s, and hot less than sixty
four privates, and battaliens not less than tous
companies.
Commanding officers will report, as soon
as their respective commands are organized, to
Aait. Gen NJ. Griyot, New Orleans.
The troops will be mustered into service al
convenient camps, and will then be clothed
supplied and armed by the Confederate Govrr,i-
mett Each soldier will receive from the Con
federate Government bounty of fifty dollars
when his regiment or company is mustered in-
to its service. and will be allowed transport
alton by it from his home to the place Of rem.
devious.
It is earnestly desired that the troops now
called for be ready by or before the 18th
March.
Relying upon the activity and patriotism Of
my fellow citizens, / Ianticipate response from
them as prompt as the emergency demand.
..s THOS. O.. MOORE,
Governor and Commander in Chief.
29Fy-4t. t.
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned offers for sale, or rent Ills
former residence in the town Of Markssille.
To any person desirous Of being permanently
located in Markspille, an. advantageous bar.
gain might be made as the premises are situa.
ted in very pleasant part Of the town. He
would further intorm his friends and patrons
who may need his services. that he noA resi-
des on the farm formerly owned 81 F. Gsemil.
lion, about 9 mile from Marksyille, where be
may at all times be found, ready and willing to
serve such good friends, who have 50 long hon.
ored him with their patronage.
g. 3, ELMER, NJ, D.
jan. 18th 1862. -
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Beons's Battery, Company B. Miles Artille.

Iy-This fine body Of men, already mum.
bering 123 members with good prospects
of encreasing, is encamped near the
mouth Of Red River and the drilling is
going on regularly and with good spirits
on the part Of the Boys, under able and
efficient Artillerists. This arm being a
special one, captain Boone will hold an
enviable position at the head of such a
splendid Battery. The guns are already
upon the gro,nd /; they are a fine speci-
men Of Louisiana's casting. The enthou-
siam is among the men and their officers
are highly pleased with the order and
discipline that prevails ia that command.
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NOTICE.
special, military Tax.

THE undersigned, Collector duly commits
1 stoned informs the Tax payers of the
Parish of Avoyelles. that the special Military
Tax for 1860 beng due, he vill praeecd to
Collect the same, and IL not satisfied upon de-
mand he. witt enforce payment according to
!.s.s. In order to facilitate the public in the
payment Of said tax, the undersigned Collec-
tor viii be in attendance at the Sherif's
Office at Marksville every Monday, when and
where payments can he made. him.
Mcssrs r, A. nurand and Alphonse Morrow
are his deputy Collectors.
Y. L. MAYElT,
Collector.
Avoyelles, Janv. 18th 1862. M.
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EDeUABD DE GENEREs.
PUBLIC AUCTIONEER,

DESPEgTFULLY informs the. public
II that from this day. the copartnership ex-
isting between the undersigned and Mr.. Leon
Gauthier is dissoived, and he personally ten
ders his services to bis friends as Notary
public and Auctioneer.
! He returns his thanks to them for the libe.
raj patronage they have extended to, him here
tofore, and solicits the continuance Of th
same. xiszs. -.
Marksyille.' this 9th April, 1861.
EDOUARD DE GENERES.
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~The Town Council of Marksv;ll.

~ The Town Council Of Marksville
met on the Goth Instant, when upon the
resignation of Mr.. e. Chaze as Treasurer,
Mr. J. j. Goudeau received the appoin-
tment. We were also appointed Town
Printer for the remaining part Of the
term, this is up to LIST. Monday of june
next. &
We extend our heartfelt thanks to the
worthy magistrates for.the favor con-
fered.
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HEADQUARTERS MEDICAL :,
DEPARTMENT, 9th BRIGADE.
: = r At
Opelousas, Ia, March 4, 1861.
OFFICIAL ORDER No. /.

In compliance with official order No
1, from Headquarters, dated New Or
leans, February 22d, 1862, call upon
the Surgeons Of Regiments and their as.
sitants, composing the 9th Brigade, l.
M, to report to me Immediately, either in
person or by letter. at Headquarters,
their names in fifll, residence, Post-office,
rank, with what Regiment serving, what
surgical instruments, ampntating and
pocket cases they may have, what medi-
cines, medicine chests, ambulances, let
ters, &c, may be in their possession.
The Headquarters Of the medical de-
partment Of this Brigade is for the pres
ent established in the Town of Opelousas.
at the Office Of DR.. James Ray. It be,
comes my duty as chief of the medical
department Of this Brigade tosinfonn all
Surgeons of Regiments and their assis-
tants thereto attached, that all business
to be done at Headquarters is to be tran
sacted through me, and that they, in so
doing. are.to be governed by the Rules
and Regulations established in the Con-
federate States service.
/ conceive it useless to urge active
exertions on body of men that stands
SO proverbial for their patriotism, intel
|igence and energy as the medical men
IF the South. Both the South and the |
Confederate government expect every
nan to do his duty.
GEORGE HILL,
Surgeon 9th Brigade, L. NJ.
March S, 1862.
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CORPORATION OF NASHVILLE
TOWN COUNCIL.

The Town Council i'll and for tn
Town of Marksville, met at the Cour
House on Wednesday the 26 day o
March 1862. -,
Were present
/ W. W. Waddill, Mayor.
f N. thinner, JOS Rulong, F. B, Bar
bin, e. Conner, aldermen
/ W. G. Nelson, absent.
Art. The Treasurer having presen-
ted his accounts to the, Board, and after
examining it found the same correct,
Be it Resolved that the same be filed
and recorded, aud that when the I'reasu-
rer pays over The money yet in his hands
and ahixes list of the names of the Tax
Payers from whom he has collected Ta-
xes and Licences, then his bond be can
celed and annulled. ~
Art. 2. Be il Resolved, that the: ac-
count of E. Chaze, amounting to seven
hundred and sixty six dollars, for Bills
Of the Corporation, issued by him in
change for Confederate notes and Bank
bills be accepted, and when he pays
over the amount, that he be credited
with said amount, But it is understood
that his Bond given for the same is not
to be cancelled or annulled until all of the
Bills SO issued are redeemed by the Cor
poration, or further action thereon by
the Board.
Art 3. Mr. Emile Chaze having resi-
gned as Treasurer, Secretary, Collector,
sc, on motion, Mr. J..J. Goudean was
unanimously elected in his place with
the same salary as the late incumbent.
Art. 4. Resolved that NJ A. Lafargue,
be and is hereby elected Printer of the
Corporation for the balance of the year
ending lst Monday of June next, at the
rate of fifty dollars per year.
w. w. WADDILL,
Mayor.
J.J. GOUDEAU.
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Seuuestr.ation Notice
To the Citizens Of the Parishes OF Rapidcs,
AVoyelIcs, Natchitechcs and Winn.

r HEREBY notify every Attorney, Agent.
| i former Partner, Trustee, or orther Person
holding or controlling any lands, tenements,
or bereditaments, goods or chatteIs rights OF
credits or any interests therein, of or for any
alien enemy of the Confederate States Of
| America, speedily to inform me, the Receiver
| for the section of the District of Louisiana
comprising the above named Parishes. OF the
same. and to render to me an account thereof.
| and 50 far US is practicable to place the same
in my hands. Any such persons Wllinlly fal-
ling to give me this information and render
such account will be guilty Of high misde.
meanor and will be liable to be indicted and
! upon conviction, fined and imprisoned and
will further be liable to be sued by the Con-
federate States and subjected to pay d"ubie
the value of the estate, properly or effects o.:
the alien easny held by him or subject to his
control.
T also notify each and every citizen Of the
Confederate States speedily to give me infer-
nation, IS the Law makes it his duty toSdo
Of all lands, tenements or hereditaments. goods
and chattels, rights and credits within the
above named Parishes, and Of every right and
interests therein held, owned. possessed, or en-
joyed by Or for any alien enemy.
The following Pr rsons are subject to the
operation OF the Act Of Congress, approved
August 30th 1861, as Alien Enemies, viz:
All citizens of the Upited States except
tnose Of Delaware. Maryland, Kentucky.
Missouri, District Of Columbia, or the Terri
tories Of Arizona, New Mexico and Indian
Territory South Of Kansas. AL citizens or
residents Of these excepted States and Terri.
tories who shall commit actual hostilitfea
against the Confederate States, or aid, on
abst the United States in the exciting war.
all persons who have 1onieil within the
States With which our Government is at war,
10 matter whether they be eitizens or not.
Address me at Alexandria, Parish of RAJ
pides, Louisiana.
7, O.-MANNlNG. Rsoeiver
AleSaaasia, Ina. ocsoher sth. 1891.
oct la-l NJ.
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Captain Fenedon Cannon will
leave on Monday the 18th of April next.
He has been recruiting his health for a
few weeks at home, and he wishes his
Recruits to report themselves as it can
be seen in a notice We epublish to-day. The
Regiments now quartered i'll the North
ern part Of Alabama, and fortunate to
tell, company G has so far lost but one
man. Go under that gallant leader ;
the hoofs Of our Chargers have not yet
done treading the dark and bloody land.
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{ STATE or LOUISIANA.
s7M Judicial D;s:y;c, Court
Parish of Aroyelles.

Succession Of JosephA. Cooke, deceased.
BY virtue of an order Of the honorable
the Court of the Seventh Judicial Dis.
trict in and for the parish of Avoyelles,
State of Louisiana, to the undersigned,
administrator of the said succession, will
be offered for sale, at public auction, TO
the last and highest bidder, on.
: THURSDAY, 10th April 1862.
between the honrs of 10 "A. NJ. h 4 P. NJ.
at ths residence of franklin A. Robert,
at Bayou Choupique, the following des-
cribed property:
mules,
| Gray horse
Colt,
Is Head horned cattle,
60 i" hogs,
l Horse Wagon,
= l Buggy & harness,
9 Ball ploughs,
1 lot farming utensils
572 pounds B..con,
100 ' Lard,
GOO Bushels Corn,
Anu various other articles too hume
rous to.mention.
- TERMS Il CONDITIONS.
The Hogs, Bacon and Lard, for CASH. |
The other property payable on the
1st day of March 1868.
Purchasers to furnish their notes with
two good and solvent securities, i'll So
lido, to the order and satisfaction of the I
Administrator bearing interest at the
rate OF eight per cent per annl,m after /
maturity until final payment.
A1arkSyliie. March 29th 1862.
ALANSON G. PEARCE,
Administrator. |
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Guns WANrsD-Orde,s have hep

GUNS WANTsD.-Orde1s have been
received to arm the Volunteers entering
the State service. Let every citizens
remaining at home, who may have,
gun, lend it to his neighbour who has
enlisted for the defence, of his Country.
Guns furnished in this. way will be ap-
praised and accounted for after the war.
Come forward at once, as marching
orders are already received,