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~ NOrICE.-Cur bsoks aad accounts will bs
icund at our former ps, of buslass, No i52 Main
street, where all persona iecebssd to will pisase
call and make payment without desy; aud thoas
having cisims against "a viii. presert them there
FOR sstt.srent WATKINS Il EICELEE.
de- lin
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~ 4. = COOK, lvst'r.

~ ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Ut AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th
instant, at II O'Clock. will sell, at the resi-
dence, on Clay, between I'd ana Sd SITS, all
,he Furniture of a family declining house.
keeping, consisting OF Damask and Lace
Curtains and Cornice; Brussels, Three
Ply, and Ingram Carpets Stair Car.
pets and Rods; Rugs; Shades; supe-
rior Marb Top Etegre; Sofas; Lounges;
Gothic Reception Chairs; Arm, Rocking,
Cane-seat and Common, do; Marble Top
Sideboard and Centre Tables; Extension hi.
ming Table; Chandeliers and Gas fixtures;
handsome Wardrobes and Bureaus: Mahoga-
ny and Walnut Beds:eads; Feather Beds;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bolsters, Pill
lows; Blankets. Bedding, Mantle Ornaments,
Crockery, China and Glassware, Cooking
Stove; Kitchen and Pantry Furniture, Refri.
gerator, Safe, &C., &c.
Most OF the above furniture is new, and of
excellent quality; and to enable the public to
examine same, the residence will be open on
Saturday, 1lth instant, from 10 until
O'Clock.
Jag T.. B. COOK Auct
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OYfIcx PgTERaBuRG k. .ao..(s
PrrEksBUKG Jan. J. 1909
10 MERCHANTS TT RlOhMON n b. - All

ITO MERCHANTS TT RIOhnsON IN D.-Ali
msrehsats rscsiyng freight frEa sss Sossh.
which IL shicped from Petersburg 70 kiehlperd
by Virginia TOWING COMPANY Lighters, ere rnu'
dsd hat the fgeehts ane eearses nnst bs paid b.
fore the soods are taken from hs depot In fttsss-
burg. Al elAims for ages or os~schxrses naps,
be made bsfors tha eoods nre shippss from tsssrs-
bafg. sad uniess soods are taken from are si~eot
In " b. urs Msi<f being unteadct, they wia ~
ssorvd d the sxp~Bns Of shs owner. Unless rt.sr-
wise ordered goods will bs slipped csthus by rs!i.
rsai.icrs Addrsss JNO i. Wills,
! Prinsipal Srslshs Agsas pessrshsss - y eS.N :
jas lOts AZ
NJ UTiCE 10 STOt,K KH0L UEka UE M
IN SU2ANok Nl11&sA ES.--T1ep pader-
named cOUpAnlae reepeCkfaelys nOu1y tneR
stockholdsrs that the tag ~ tne gQpts4seMlo
Dsasea. ecltectahle on the- etock 81 lnsut*nc4
Compsptse, Aaa bssn. ,Sscoydtne - 3Aw. -
p0Ytsd ~ theup. Aud viii tkersfsre ~ pead -
iAe rrapec tive com pNnies. and shuwM Ha44e
repnsssd BY t.e cs4,ekhosAers tnatvttsh hyM
Asstns xAsir tAxAhAe ps1psssy ~ ssSse p1s-
VI. =. AND j. ~ "a. sss'
4 asS 9lQE100D10 yxDe 0N3llQfAN4QX =
81 ooq1 9nISHfn11o1 ME, 3sSs 3sSssk ~ {Is I 2
Il
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A CoxFEDyRATs CoLoSRL IL HAvAsA-He
Predicts the Capture Of Mason and S,idea.-Tne
New Orleans True Delta publishes a very in
teresting letter from Havana, under date Of
December 20, from which We make the fol-
lowing extract:
Ih.ve been much pleased with the ac tive
diplomacy of Colonel charles j. Helm, who,
although private xentAsman residing here,
having no official recognition, has effected
wonders for the advantage and Just apprs-
citation Of the So nth abroad.
Some days before the departure Of Slideil
and Mason on the Trent he told me in conf
dence that they would De taken OF OF that
by vessel Wilkes OF the san Jacinto as my
letters to you about that tims indicated. I
ridiculed the idea. His words were in conf
dence, as he SAID:
"For the cause Of the South. 1t was better
that they should be made prisoners by that
violence than TO- proceed safely on their
mission"--for which reason he would not
tanned through his az ents--but thA morpipg z
OF their departure, hs told the guests al the
hotel where he resides, that they certainly
would be captured that II b ad been decided
upon between Shufeldt and Capt. Wilkes be.
fore the San Jaein 10 left this port. None be-
lieved it |; but was more obaurste than
others.
Event. have justified his knowledge. His
rooms, through the day, are tnrcnsed With
! gentlemen seeking Information on various
sffairs connected with she Eonth, and all
goes blythe rs u marriage bell. 7 do not
know whether he has funds or credits pro-
| vidsd by the Confederate States, Int he fin6s
money In abundance to paw all hts agents for
good services. Shnfeldt does nothing In ut
| tering lies TO Sarrano or to his government
that Helm 10 not instantly tnformed Of, aud
II he dispatches steamer 70 inAfcept his
messengers, hs provides means for tho safety
OF his documents and defeats their miserable
mAhasement Of corrupt material.
HIS bearer o. dispatches may % arrested:
but his letters will not Be taken. General
SsrrAnois provided with q syHepsts Of all
military news from verified data and facts,
90 that the mischievcas bulletins Of tbs
Northern press, thear wire victories, are de-
bEived If the otoctric evil intended.
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- CPECIAL SALE OF
y VELVET AND BRUSSELS
CARPETS AND CURTAIN GOODS,
Comprising the entire stock of q large Job.
Der.
f. Il. COOK will sell TUESDAY, Janua.'
r. l4th, at 10 O'Clock, at his store, 20 Main
street, go, 900 worth of the above goods, COM
prising all the new patterns, from the cele-
brated manufac,ory Of John Cruwseby &
Sons
Also, elegant Damask and Lace Curtains,
with Cords, Tassels and Gimps to match
The special attention OF the trade IL called
to this sale, as the goods VIII be found very
desirable.
TBRas-Cash in bankable funds.
IN HlK A1nt
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EDUCATIONAL.

YxTARBENTOH IN C.) FEMALE COLLIE.
wv GIATE ms ITUtE
Will commence Its I'd session JANUARY 9sh.
prepared to give arnpi. iusiruc.son la i Solid
and Or amentsi brsa,pss Fer particulars al
dress JULIUS WILCOX
ia 4-12,* P,lRc.psl
NJ RS. JOHN DARRACUTT will open 9
Ivl Seho l. On the first Of January ncx' for
young ladies' AT Westwaod. hsr re.idsnee, su tas
Richmond and Charlottesville 1sarnpsks, orc nile
from Eichmond
TERMS:
BOARD and tuition in tng'ish for ten mor.hA
$3.50; tuition In English tons half in ad vance) $50
M,ssic and French a. the ususi prices
REFERENCES Rev. Chsries VI. Rssd, d. D.;
psaeby r Grattan, ESQ., DR.. Thomas Polirri.
de Sl-trnH
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Bv ALLEN q. EUBANK, laesionsev.

By ALLEN Il. GUIANA, lacasoHecy.
CWEDES IRON AT AUCTION.-Wnl b
- sold ON "WEDNESDAY. tbs 18th day Of JsM.
nary. ls62 at the store Of William u. Oliver at 10
O'Clock, twsnty i've tess genuine SWsdes l2ON,
vayy'ng from TO 10 inches In Width.
This l. Q lot Of genuine Gwedes saving hem
imported direct 70 our order, and warranted - -
Of superior quality. -a g
WIN b. VLIvER h 90 ,Nswbsrn, n. O.
eels eoadueted By ALLEN q. EusANx. Auss.
js9-5ss s#sa
H1dH OONSTABLES SALLY virtne
IL Of "a order OF the Court Of Hugsiugs Tor the
ely q Kichnand. made at the December term
1871. IN the attachmeat cass of Oscw 0utehsr -.
r. r. Smith. win sell q bubiic apcIioa. On
NONDAYrths 18th day o. JsnuHy. 1854 q II
o'clock A. n, (.hay hslhe the 6rst day ~ ~
yaelsry tsrm( = front q tbs CITY HslEs 80
1neas sTALIION ana SADDLE.
TRHMS--s'ash. -
GEO. 4. FREEMAN. II. q. o. Il.
r. 1.-The aboys Horse Ard 0AA4s esn -
sesa . ~. Woe dsos's stable, eA psoal sssees
Deee Droek Avsnues until tAs d9{ u 81 s
Nf-t1a ai 49, q. g.H -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

m JUST RECEfvEr---
A. +. GOLDSMrTs.
i76 Broad street,
1a5 dozsn worsted Comforts,
IS pieces Bed Tickiags.
30 p'eces Black AIsscsss
60 ps ces uorrtef psins Checks,
IS places Hius Dennis.
50 pieces Plaid Doassstica, tt
15a los. white and u; ao Threads
rs Lorg and Square Shawa,
Ion Linen Table Cloths,
lis d z@n Linen Ismbric HssiksscAisfs
500 dez~i, Black Spool Cltson.
81 dczan Suspenaers,
leo pneks Pins, 4A
so Gcz a W & ite IIo ii .ry,
And nrr,e.ous other desirable Goods, witch WI
DO sold 10 the traie ct srsa advsrse Shove epst.
L. GOLUSAfT,
is.7-e's i7G Baa5 st.
- Euya INsrAsT AE:LgEF,
For 'OU9HS, COIGS, AsTHMA. &C.
The gres.t vigt;IhIs RENEDYt
The hest add n,os: r-iiao.e m~aseine IL the
Southern Tor fedsracy.
20 he had frcTa Al .ag1!sts
Nj 20 cts. per doEsa for all mY mpty
BOTTLES.
Ia 7-sss THOS. LEONARD
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GA PfTAIA .-....---.........-.s-.S $3.50 600
bUEPLUS-.~- .~....,....,,....-- AVs0Vo.


.uAPfTAIA. ....-.s- $3.50 900.
5UERLUS-.- ~-...,....,'.-..-- aVsVV0s
This old Institution festshlI.hcd ny tts Virginia
Legislature, sco Ia suceesstnl operation for thirty
searsD continues 20 'r-uis, Ia city aad country,
agarst 10 q damage hv IRE, Ri;ao9t every oa~
ssrpnon ef property.
-Sea risks en- ah ps sn9 eMgoea, sr5 risks on IN
land {, iisparaon taken to all parts of tas world,
ct sasonsble r:sirs of psel1iurn.
The very liberal stsr- 81 the pubic patronage
wh ch ii has &c long received operstes is Tesern .
hb rel and prompt Testen1ent II eisuis which u
has ever te. it, pleasule 20 observe.
Farmer, rsarchan IT, and citizens generally, nay
be referred pHrtiss slsesdy insured 10 ths Cola
esuy, In ovsr So counties IN the ssH r'
Application, by letter or otherwise, to tre Fsesi'
dent or Secretary, viii aness pfomps sstsastcn.
DIRECTORS:
Jos. Alisu, O.. W. Purcell,
w. Cowsrdin. Jos. p Winssoa,
l.. Kent, II. A Clasb rae,
Wtn. PsiIer, tseo w Smith.
A. &. Psrksr, u. Z. Wius,oas
Jas. A Inlosa, r. H aa ry.
J.E. " seswortn, 6srn p Lkthrop.
VIM. Beers. =. CuJsn. u. d.
". L. OowAzDrN, p-ss.
MN. WILLIS. Jr. S-e'y. os s-a
TIE, FIRE, AND ID a s 3
l. INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE AsssooIArIoN
OFFICE, No. i5a MAIN lS. h, COR or lt3H ST.,
r.. nHOED, VA.
IChartsred 2sth March. 1857
This old and reliable tassitntion, sith ample e.
pissi and copt gent fund carefully invesed, con.
ti,uss TO insure Slaves. b, digs. McrcrAdiSs. n
every l. scrip,ion Houssh ia kurn..ags, and family
Wearing Apparel We seig. CGsyoe and Freight ~
the lowest eu-rent rates.
Iosses a1juAsed ns.d psid with all pcssih,s d.
patch DIRECTIONS:
David Ourrse Robs n Durton.
@. +. W0rttaca. Francis J, nafOAs,
John I'll. Claiborne, John r bn-iett,
John J. Wilson. Thos. A. Rnst.
Ajax. Gafress, Geo. II. 0wsshmsys
Peter G. warwick. ~
DAVID OliRR1E, Frsx't
yOHF J. WILSON, Treasurer.
II. r. BROOK. SseyetAsy eH-y
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sKFE Il rssssl INSURANCE.
Lave nsukA NC f.

- /. a V l. n S Il a ~ @ E.
TIE LYNGEBuRa HOSE AND fIEE
INSURANCE GOMT-NY
(CAPrrAL AND $220, ,0000
lN:URI.Ss sbAvt:, iur "ne, or "A ter.o OF sars,
on TIT Inost .av0rahleierDs-
take pie sare II recommending fhis t'omps1y
to all - to wish IN IN 70 sE Their SLAVES. 1t
meets all its unier ;asiugs promptly ald AIRY.
and is emo of the u,ost responsible. ana touoraois
con pan.es Ia his c.,uGsy
WIN a. OHaRfEGs. 4 gait
1',h st,, between .saia AID B.rk sts.,
dc q wv Eicf inaYd, Va.
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a1- isEGAk Ma0Rs WAA.2sas.

We want Twenty to Fifty good SeG sr Maxs,s. "a
snarufacsnrs sas,ars. IN Cssrs-eson. Snush GsroIi
1a Wa viii give from 81 70 30 pea thousand. a.
u qualify.
Res pectabie board can be hsa ut e5 to SS per
-eek s. WYATT Il CO.,
t63 East BaJ, Cazsast,a, II. q.
De l6--iEoep*
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r osT, sfRAYED on sTOLEN-Tns 7sn
Acf January, q 5 O'Clock r. T.. 1 sorrei
MAkE, With white hind legs and Bis sed face,
40 ssoSut u hands high, and nine years old. She
q G1G xevr new - Wcavalry risEing on her, made BY
robe. TEN DOLLARS reward viii be paid,
nnu no questions asked, when delivered at
uavis Hutcheson's Livery Stable, Frank
I'M :. 'srsss: srss. below the Exchange Hotel
TWENTY.FTvE DOILARS REWARD.
december and the 1st of January, one pack
ENAMELED WATCH, number forgotten
either e or Il caret; cylinder wAesl broken;
matiop will be thnkfully received at this Of.
nce, and the above reward given.
ja 9-2ts
DARTIUULAR NOTIOE.-Lost, stoIen or
L mislaid. on yesterday, package con-
bonds Tor negro hire, payable to L. D. Eacho,
Agsnt-the payment to n 70 one but his collec.
tors. Ifreturned 70 me At E.. u. Eacho's of
Ace, the bearer will receive my hearty thanks
jas-2s J0sEPH A. RAGLAND.
CTRAYED on STOLEN-s5 REWARD-
- From the subseriber, q small White DOG,
hearing stropg rssemblancs To fox, by which
Il can easily be recognised Tho abovs reward
WIN bs pa'd y any s.ssca '<turnins the Dog, or
cove ed. 70 JNO. PORT. Oh. Cloth Fact1ry,
ja9-3t* Near Central Railroad Depot
EOUND-One day last week. In my store,
BANK NOTE.
ja9-2t* J. HANEY, 207 Main st.
r OST-On the 9Th inst at the Eyedericks-
burg or Richmond Depot, large, black
TRUNK, marked Dr. Daniel, Richmond,
Va. care OF p. Y. Daniel" If this Trunk
has fallen into the hands Of any one by mis-.
take, he will please sen0 1t to the Office Of the
R., +. and p. 4. X Co., Richmond, Va.
ia S-,3tf .-
a n ESTRAY Y-OOW.-Strayed, or stolen,
~ from my residence. on Church Hill, a
red milch COW, about flve years old, with a
small white cross in the forehead. She left
tw, weeks since. Any information of her
will be thankfully received and suitably re-
warded.
ia SITS ~ J. H. BOXLEY.
CTRAYED-From my residence, on Church
Hill, on Sunday last, dark red BUFFA-
rump, and on the belly. will give liberal
reward for her return to me, corner Of Clay
and 3Oth streets, or for any Information that
ja4~et. H1NRY MARLBOROUGH.
r OST-s26 REWARD-Between the First
4 Market and Brooke Avenue, q
Il l. AACK ia q,
Containing two Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the above reward for their
delivery to me, at
de 21-ts JOHN LINDSEY.
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AZ 5IHA w & VI.

- DANAWAY-s2S REWARB-A negro man
Al named GILBls II, ssed between 40 and 50
,ears. Ills color is back; whiskers grey, under
the Gain He in sSout six fee high; black bAir. His
closhingi, a Black coat and plaid suGirosr pants /
bought him at Dickinson & Hills suction room ;sst
Tuesday. He was brausb hers by q gentlemen
named ihcs q. Neal. OF North CaFoins. He lstt
my pTenises Esturday afternoon, between 2 aud J
clock. The aocvt re~ar. svil bs paid by
Il d, MYERS, 66 haiu street.
Richmond, Va
ne tN.sy, in. ,,s1;... lxsI
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The Richmond corr -seondent of.;he N. o.
Crescent gives the following in his letter Of tile
24th ult.:
cannot close this letter, long as it is with
out narrating an occurrence which happened
some days ago at Ceatreyitie. 1t WAS this
Some negroes at work On the roa is and 70 RITZ
fications took it into their heads, one night,
te serenade Gen. Keauregard. Pleased with
their performance, he went to the W indow
and asked them TO slug " My Mary land the
sweetest and most touching song tae wal
has yet produced. They were unable 10
sing 1T,
The next day Col. Jordan, Beauregard's
AtJutant, who hiss printing press Iii his
department, caused several copies OF ny
Maryland" " TO be Struck CIT aud sent 10 the
First Mary land Regiment. nsssay of whom
are vocatls,s of ,he highest order. The hiat
was taken, and that night Gen. Beauresard
heard 1" My Maryland " sung with the
power and pathus which exiles alone can
give it. At It's CLOSE he stepped forw ard,
and. in his modest, gentle way, said -
"Gentielnen, thank you warmly .f,r the
very agreeable serenade you have gwen me ;"
The Mary lanGsrs knowing his quiet habit
and thinking he had said all be intended
TO say responded with 4" three cheers for
Beaursgard' and were about to return 10
their camp What was Their surprise when
he called thtTn to ssy, aud unfurlins a flag
federate flag, made IN Baltimore by the most
beautiful woman in that city"
(Gen. b. is pro bably in error in saying the
| flag was made in baltimore. 1t should have
| been Charlottesv Vile, as the young lady re-
ferred to was st that time there although a
refugee from Il ,ltimore.--EDs DIS
without waiting to hear more. all en- THU
tiastic young iiicer called for 4" three cheers
for hiss Hittie cary" which were given
with viii. "Not so fast" said .the naior
of the FIRST Maryland, as soon as the cheer.
| ipg ceased, mot SO fast sid ar, putting
] his hand on the shoulder OF the sx cited Lieu
| tenant, lit was not Miss Hattie but neY.
| sis ter.' I" Three cheers, tnen, for Miss Jen-
| ME Cary" cried the Lisutenant o: course
| hey W. re heartily given. WheG the sound
died away into perfect silence, and the audi
| enee, now comprising most of the regimen T.,
awaited General Beauregazd's fur ther re-
| marks with rapt attention. he continued
''Yss, II was made by tsss Jep nie Gary, and
l. when she prese Ated 1t to me. ! promised her
On ths honor Of a gen tieman that wouij,
with my own hands, plant II upon ;hs Wash
ing'on Monument in Baltimore.
This assurance of a triumphant return to
their city, coming from the lips Of the Com :
manding General, and while their h-ar,s
are snli softened by ths tender strains OF
| their chosen song Of love and lam enL..tion
produced an effect on the Mar Y ianders whic
il is i'm ppseib,e to describe. they were lit
orally transported wi IN Joy and enthusiasm
Mary landers who witnessed the scene, and
have since visited Richmond cannot spes l
Of It without tears weiling up to their eyes.
a.
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- TUTgE UIrfzENS OF HENaICp5
s0COUNTY, UNION Anu OHUROR
HiLLS.-Attsnd = meeting At spriE glleld
Hall, % Church Hin ON FRIpAY sveninx,
JanuAvy losh, at n O'clock, tor ths purpoeS
dseeIcs Uitisens voul6 do Ve1l q avail
thsAseivss ef tAls oppCrt1atsy. a large A.
taodanee n dAetroa tsA-zts
Is,aetnss1 ~ - = sssSSs s5s3I ssss III s. - -
- F. e T. Z 8. -
|nngp ~ = = sAsassk ., esI
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r N s II II Il n u 4

TliE. VIRGINIA FIRE AND SARISE IN
ANCh COMP ANY,
OFFICE, No. ls.f,
Thsir nsw b,hldins on Main. street, beat dooS 10
the bank Of Virginia Richmond.
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q a IL AW l--$5a .Nk.W 4 l.!f t--i.as4 81 'fyt
IA from t,,e iaii of hos Ieues of this place,
NJ ndsy. 2ls. OF ucts5er. 1851, Negro NAN.
ra,ned JAMES; dsrk brown complexion, q years
Did, and Eessiv ELK feet higb Es hsd on dark
s.,ib when he Lett. aso p military overcast es.
uec. he will Try to pas for free boy. viii pay
the shove revhrd fer said by If taken oct of tina
ci,y or as If found In it, t. be do ds'iyered 70 me-
az Z. -. Stokss's, Rieh,noad. Va
de i9-tms J. a. BUSDETT-
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Or lodged in some convenient ys:l
on c.ly

RUNAWAY IN JAIL. Was coInmi,ts! 20
IA the jail of Henrieo cooo'y. on tie g3d Of Mo-
vaUsbsr, iehl. IA Runaway, . Negro Mar. who
ca Ia himself JOHN, szd raya nc 10 the propsrty
ot Srs. Mary sectt, OF Aleenarle county, Va
Sal negro is about - yeass oil, feet l" inches
high. ye'.oS cod,niexiou, ana had On when ecm.
Init.ei t'ght.~i inte. suit of home Spup cloihn1
she own er Of sain negro is requested 10 ec,ne
forward prove property, pay charges, and taka
him sway, or tewi bs dealt with Is The iaw d.
sects. GEO %. PLhAsANps, H. I'll O.
is.f.
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TPICURES, ATfBNTION.-Having COM
~ pleted my contracts for GAME Of every
And, and OYSTERS OF the best quality, I
am prepared TO serve up, at short notice and
in the best style, from o'clock A. M. to 10
O'Clock p. M. every delicacy that the mar.
kets can afford. Oysters by the quart, gallon, ,
or in the shell. Families supplied.
ROBERT REID, Agent,
Verandah Hotel and Restaurant,
ia 9-3t* 9th, near Clay street.
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DOARD1NG.-Fiveo six single gentlemen
ID can be accommodated With
BOARD
LODGING
at my residence, near the Old Pair Grounds, In
Sydney. head of Franklin street.
il aE3t* & II. FISHER.
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PER RSONAL.

mol. w. U. HARDING will confer favor
~ on ia MES e. HADEN by calling at the
New Fair grounds. jaS-5t*
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TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land lor Sale /.

esubscribei oIersor sale ilsieAs .osah purchasers
and the mos terms TO paymentsk "a tiln6 tbs
g5iIoupg lands all lying aa either side ~ tia
Military road the Town CT Wingyille ,GFast County,
Wiaconsins
sec o. Town g, y Range West--640Acres
is OF Sec. q, Town g, ~ Range West--3zQ acres.
Wa of Sec 10, Town 8, n Range West-sS20 acrer.
sw5S of Sec. %, Fown G, n. Rsngel Wet-lo0 acres.
Ets ofnwsz OF See. p, 7. 8. n. RI W.--s0 acres
For particulars inquire of Thos. j. Green Co., ~
Winxviie, or a. ID. Mills the premises ageatsf0r
Miles White, Baltimore. Nd.
s4 property Is situated two miles west Of Wingvla
"a fairly divided between prairie and timber, and pel~
fecty adopted farming These lands located Ia
the highest parts the ocunty hut contain severa lv
ing springs and water may be had whereby digging
Win0ville June 1876. 1860. lei
ctARRIAcE BoLTs Il ali sisea sAeapsr than :
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CHERlFF sALE-GRArrAS & JoIcE.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of GRANTS Circuit Court
Of Grant County, Wisconsin. Patrick narcey and
Margaret Mcdonald plaintiffs. against Gerald Graf
tan and Michael Joice def ndants
By virtue Of wit OF Execution issued out of the
above named court in favor Of the above nGmeI plain
tI- and against the above named defn iants, to d
rected and delivered and for want Of goods and chat
tells Of the sad defendants wherein to levy, have by
the direction of the Plaintiffs levied upon al the right
title or interest which the said defends ats had the
d day Of November, D, 1852, or have since acquire
ID aud to the following described real estate:
The east half of northeast quarter Of Section eleven
AID in Township three 80 north Of range five % west
Also the southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
Section twelve 2) in Township three ~, north OF
ranra Ave To- west-al in Grant county, Visions in
which said lots of land will on the oath dag OF Janu-
r D. 1863 at the hour Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
M said dav, offer for sale and will sell to the highest
M36,r for cash in hand Mt the outer door of the
.our1 house in the village of Lancaster, Grant
connty WISCONSIN. Said sale win be made to satisfy
the Judgment in this amounting to The sum of
frt one and 5l10Oths dollars damages together with
coss and interest and costs aecrdug.-Dated SherTs
Lancaster December0, 1862.
T. r. CHESEBRO, Under Sheriff.
276w Grant County, Wis.
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2Il2w Clerk Of Board of Supervisors,
Lancaster. Grant Co., Wis November 10, 1862.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROCLAMATION.
snocIol election for Member OF Congress.


vtlc notice is hereby given that, vacancy having
re5 in the 3.th Congress OF the United States. by
Ssth Of Hon. Luther iauchett, representing the
w District of this State in said Congress-
"a aI Election to I'll said vacancy for the remain
~ lie term ending March 4th, A. d. 1868, will be
Inc several counties composing the district from
tho said Luther Hanchett was elected, on Tues
VIZ nerember 30th, 1862.
Tie counties which said election will be held are
IS follows, to-wit; ,.e...a.ta cra,. -.
= ln0 nam Sauk, Rchlaad crawford, Vernon. La
pAho' Monroe Juneau. Adams Portage, Wood, Jack
Oto's Ran claire Trompsleau, Buffalo, Pepin, Pierce,
son, EiI Ch ippewa Clark Marathon, La Pointe, ASH
sl pnIk Burnett, and Douglas.
election will be conducted and the result can
d and certified in like manner as at general cleo
tions. troor have hereupfo suhscr;had
IN nv name and caused the Great Seal of the
,,7 State Of Wisconsin to be Affixed a. Madison,
lSLALJ his 5th day Of December, 1852.
cnrernor EDWARD SALOd0N.
by r wv T. LEWIS, Secretary Of State.