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q IAPTER ".
wArcnINo. TRIAL or rEnvx

wATCHINo. A TRIAL OF HERvx.
Ilsrry Harrington, tho hunter, when
readily hastensd TO the " Grove " af. or b
the expected riirg Of the Indiana, little a
that the girl had any particular object in
him the information, and yet abe hal 1
ue. Satih6ed that no would ut once boI
cps thither, the did rot hesitate 10 rev
cTtt, for there che knew he would b.
BILE " remaining in the settlement be
} active in the warfare and the chances
.Jsny pgainst his life. WrHped up a. bel
hnrt and b.irg was In him che could nd
pply iee Tim in danger, ard was aware
Luxe Welton vas rot found by the jeslol
ilor who had vainlv strivcn for Der love,
a shoft confinement nov in the hou "A
have any thing 10 fear. With this object
plishtd, tho had only ~ remove Luke an.
him In eafety AID conceAlmsnt " full
cot her present plans. Whep, there,
hal succeeded, az wo have soan, she agai,
ell her steps toward the grove 70 assure
I Tho safety e him she llvtd and
tcalthily along vas fast nearing Il, when d
lyihs found herself surrounded by, and I
tive OF armed mon.
'Lock, stock ard barrel, boys" said Wa
bur, a. he laid bis hands on no shrinking
era cf the girl; ~ thought could tra-s
whom the buck was In danger. You see
not at fanlt. No, nc | knew her serpeI
inn would lead her here. and now INV y,
kd lady that We have got you, III cor
yuro uat you do not escape, aud ho com
binding her arms with strong thongs o
ger akin, such 90 hunters ever carr
tam.
"The pale men arc brave varriora
a. Ill -. l. +
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MISCELLANEOUS.
tWritten Jcr ne Nrs YORK ssa J
Spring.

NM NoEEfA
The sso,t winter days are ges.ns longer,
The .ickly ard weak are growing stronger,
And ca every chtek Is n neNlIlf4. tDS.
As the 'piins bloescmI co'ne, AMI tie Win'G snow
60.
TIE little birds are morrly sl ging,
The trees heir Leaves s-c f'-osith bringing,
And all nAturo wears smiling Tee,
As stern Einter g. arrins g.'s' ilsse.
Ard row the n,id-sisy sun shires brightly
Dyyu upon abe eafth o sis-iE hiy
Ard listening B. ths sprtns's Ne = vul-e
lear bota n.sa AL oSA-,t fsI1.5s.
AIT cnce nora Ger Ne h1r,-y ~ adS
qsfNfv fiss tee 81, rtrltv's Nnurlf.
Ard oily We LARK tnd cttrkco eng,
IL 10 naly usher Ia toe sJrtng.
A. thru Ne ss,lsS tss = ,..-,y stnle A
A ID ny q ,ids nd O. 90 4. slr '.gslAJiIS-
L.Ets NJ - ~ sstsif- q ~ s.Hg,
Bo .ogfniy nA.is M. 3luni stu-I ~.
And the lambs Nni ,herp r'w sILy 4'as
A. .llv .Iey ulIHs tfu t..fN N So
wliun a tlv r,-aI go ND 49, -pf".i'
Mhets nJw tho xf~s vFlns ulrsrsd'
ApL viii , 1nEsr slJ pr 10 irr sep,
Aisi wrh afors rI.t.slt tnd .gr.s. u4 'tAp,
We ira the Sab. tn 80 s-a..n '. spr.ry,
a. ist ~ me war Jsrs % NE f'rsst s-ns
wrt,ea Ssprvo-y or inc New Nork san
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WASH WILBUR
TIE
Frontier Hunter.
BY william II. Bushnell

Author II aThe F..rus Feather" "Prdrs Fi-e,''
sO-at-uis," "Ths Outlaws u the wsNNsh,-
sCherry Boasurn." Prank On.lmene,"
sNay ElS- The SwAy1ng Wl'lW,-
Alice Norton or tie Willie
MediciRe," a., a., 30,
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CHAPTER III.


SSow FLAKE, 40 s0on a. abe bad obliterated
the warning OF the hunter, Harrington, and
satisfied herself that he had fastened 10 his
cabin, from whence, she was confident his trail
would lead to the Grove" betock herself TO
the same path and her active feet had reached
Il before he suddenly burst into the house with
his alarm ing news. Securely hid in the thick
cts that surrounded the spring, che had heard
the words OF Martha Welton and her brother,
and when the latter bent over the sparkling wa
ters she softly laid her hand upon his shoulder
AMI whispered lorly in bis ear the words,
"My Brother"
I" You here Snow Flake p replied the startled
man.
known to the daughter OF the - man as the
paved ones Of the town are TO the pale face,
True, but what brings you here2 No mat
ter, come home with me now you are here ="
" The moccasin of the Indian girl points far
away from the smoke Of tho white mans fire.
"Why go2 You know you are welcome
Come-ny sister longs 10 SEQ you've were bu
BOW talking about you.
"a You have ever been kind to the red skinned
girl and she iorgets II not But she must not
b seen beneath the shadow OF his wigwam
now"
= Kindi Oh, Snow Flake have you not seen
that l."
I" Hist |" interrupted the girl and che laid her
ear TO the ground as II listening, with the habitua
esutlousness Of her race, although It was In re-
atty but ruse to stop the flow Of his words
that Abe feared would lead him to say what she
cared not 70 hear.
Little, 1t 10 true had been sald-only common
place words, and yet there WAS revealed TO the
| Indian girl the fearful secret that the white
| man loved her Sometimes, perchAnce in idle
moments abe might have fAneisd that he was
more kind TO her than to otherS-ihat he sought
her society upon the hunting trail, OF TO paddle
the light canoe when fire hshing-but that be
seriously loved her, never entered her mind for
an instant, and now, convinced more by the
tone Of his voice than the actuh expression, Ii
iAshed tightening like through her frame, sud
den, unexpected, unnervinR.
| For a long time she kept her recumbent po-
dtioD-kept 1t until all Of emotion had passed
away, and the pulssle@ marble was not moro
untfembliug. Yst the struggle had bean Q
herca one with the savage nature ~ It reveal
30 her moro fully thAA abe had ever dared own
bsiors, how much Ah. loved the yoang and stall
worth hunter. Harrington. Little, however,
did her companion imagine that . struggle o.
such . nssaEs wss going q IN b~ hsArt end
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Filtered according W A. Of Congree-, IN the
Cerk's One, OF Tire Datriut Court u tie sju'hcrn
Diatrisi d New York, BY h'+s .. Beach, IN ,he
YeAr one thJuAAnd eight hundred snd ANty-twc,
"He lived the Improvisation . an 40
Trn never shall return. Hissoul II Are
Was Minded by the breath % the rude time
He lived in"
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CHAPTER Il
a HDs0 N xLu WEE.
fhs Grove % called probably on soDcunt q
g isolatiou hvm othss anbsE. Wla o snail n
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wrpep Ssprros, or inc New Eors san.
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"HoW many shAOs ola you miss 70 day Luke
questioned the old man.
"0nly two or three.
sand how many bodies did you tear to pieces
with yonr bullets
"Not one Every one Is hit plumb in the head
Lcok and sec"
you will make hunter yet"
"Come children" interrupted the mother,
set us have supper before the sun sets. II will
not be long first and your Father is tired" aud
as they readily obeyed; passed out the door and
| seated themselves on low bench that stood
| near, beneath the shade OF q gigantic elm, ehe
knit out her needle, put her work upon the
| mantle and began arranging the table, talking
meanwhile with her husband Of the matters in
cidental To country life.
The Younger ones "hullod" the berrles and
| plucked the birds, with fringes that kept time
TO then tongues, but their thoughts flowed in q
far different channel from that Of their parents,
for after each had given description Of their ex-
cursions the name Of Snow Flake was mention
Cd "a If by mutual consent;
"Did you SEQ her TO day' questioned the
mo Mat, and it has boon long time since I
did"
at has been more than a week since sho was
here and scarcely day has passed for the last
| year that abe has not been at the house, alike
In storm or sunshine"
~ know II we'll"
"She was the first TO tell me when the Aox-
ers blossomod In tho spring time-when the
berries were ripe and where they grew the
thickest-when the froSt hAd sweetened tn,
grapes and persimons and whom the nuttinl
| time bad come"
'Yes and ma, when Ewrst-winged pigeon cam,
when theducks and ges-e hlled the pools
che prairie chicken were large enough TO kill
where The dear hAIborsd and "a what pools the
largest trout lay hid"
Al wonder, Luke, what could have become
Of hsSi"
IBhs may be DICK
sThsn she needs sttsutioa. he VIII sufss IN
hsr wigwan-"
iNc danger OF that, for sas Is loved by al
her tIibs and al they can do for her viii b,
: "Trus end be- notAr. The Swan M ha.
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Would any sane man reSaiu 'ie
aaro;n.nent of Generals To command IN accor-
r. With the dates oftheir respective entrloS
in,o ~, seryj e, as they stood III tho Army
,ac;.,er Of Cho United States, With favor =
re. nronosition il LOO absurd to claim Il mo-
,,anif,s attention. It hx5 boon made apparent
hv the men who were selected and appointed
hv tho President
br the syste1n which some desire to ses re-
established in the Navy, and defeat had
rhwarted our hopes, the counter illustration
would not have been ~forcible, for then, We
would have been without those standards of
heroic achievement which show with perfect
Glen roess what may DO done by competent
and selected leaders. This army would then
have afforded, as tic Navy does now, only
negative evidence; except, in Cases W here the
Secretary, infringing upon the order Of rank,
| exercised discretion in. selecting from the
narrow limits OF q grade tht tittest ~instr,l-
ment to ~execnta his commands
Even this selection is characterized bF some
| chance, and the promotion which follows
the reward OF chance. [rejudrial indeed
must he the mind that entertsins th;a upin-
icn.
The mora We consider this subject the
more surprising does it seem that any one
shuuld be found advocating u system which
positively offers q reward &c those who care
fully avoid exposure ami study to liro long
and comfortably. Let the principi" Of pro-
motion by merit be firmly established. Let
the officers OF the Navy feel assured that the
path 10 rank and distinction is open to those
who by patient and lahorious application, hy
energetic action and the exhibition of ability
prove their !itness to s,rve their country in
the higher grades, in more extended i,ida OF
action, aud We shall infuse ali energy now
unknown, and the country will have the ser
vices Of the ablest men, and the esprit de
corps will be ;: oager than it has ever been.
NAVY.
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RY anDUiS A~p?-sa-r3. A. -

~FXrrITDR'3 SALE VI tUuhT .iI:$ ut 81.
CABLE Nj, IL HANOStR, IN a - y 81 a..
tRgGtKIGEsS:Ru ~ksIiEUAD Z: hsLtr asri,.
RICHMOND.
4 = u. rsGis,t III Mr John y inj' '"n, '"-',,e.
IA Viz .nG-. Ion, Jr, netras-'. S. @h. IT - T.t.
a.ctioa. o. the p,rI1isth .. u. -. .daI-! Euul :.
THURSDAY the th rCrvE - ;.pG, ~ =: o. = y. -
ts,r, Ii not, the hrst fsIr d,y thereafter. IL: :"i'c.ir. :.,,
OF M, 10 at"1 \. nbnrr, III
T.rcr NJ. J.. :Ontsinins -, t:.rs, nc~ 10 h-!tta--rsr
q; Nh ;..ian, situated on The Rail o.t. nr,r = res.
Mll! III 7ing th-renn al :>relIent d~r;i,Le aht o'Irr. u =.
ings.
As1, ..a:t ~. :, stioEirg, c'n:n!ninI - ices hs'!a:
~ II al d rom nr;nh'r dwelling.
AGO, ! OF No s, csn:a:Sin: :=S +i,' vags', '..Tr
.iist- Ely 81: he Ea: / ori. iav:ns OIL :: /. aun" = :,,:.
Wv.d.
!. so, 1t No , rnr'a!ni"g =: So! 80 'c'r. , -.
sho u ~ a. q; r- f:Siu he 9rii' -, '<F, E=EEI =: 81
Pine WOO mi uihe ! mhe-
Tn. particular al euthcu u 'l> p:t IL H. ~ -
ssI... ns The ~. d !cus are irsirHL.G ""T l'fsor. - :
midi farms y Tor iho'e =osaged IL 60; Fl wo"i 60.
Se.
IERnS- ue.ti;rd CO., h.ieu&s a :!s -: t.-i-s
mont . Tor us9. t!.h q Lo -, Ia 81: si;- -
tgu,t Dies. ""' "rr'T"
oct III. Ah''"n'r''
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
MosD.Y, October 9Th 1862,
SENATE

.OEAN u
The Senate met pIrsusht 10 adjournment.
A communication was received from the
House, announcing that they had concnrred
in the following jpint resolutions.
a resolution granting to the people OF the
North W estern section Of the State, railroad
communication with the sea-hoaTd.
a resolution authorizing tho h'anrh Of the
Eichsnge Bank Of Virginia at Richmond TO
declare adiridenu for the giS months, ending
Both Of June, 1852.
Also a resolution authorizing the Governor
to gil vacancies In the nilce ii Assessor,
under the Salt net.
The bili to amend tue charter Of tine TOWN
of DauriIle was taken up ard passed.
A communication vas received from the
Governor, transmitting q letter from tie
President, relative to the arrest by the enc
my Of Msasrs. Small and Harrison, members
of the General Assembly. The letter e1-
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" 4! y cFACTTRED TUHAIc
AT ACTION.
ty fEiB.i, Ms '0h iat 'orr:rE:'": ~ .. "...
~ VIZ shaui sell :; the Wnre'1a.., :.t.y C'"a.&-' 81,
Ns.srs. GiDter, hi:ry q Are":-.
s,an p assss4, Ne Tam. =. ST.! cr'!s- .-s.-.o:
ST A NUFACTJ Ed ToBAIt g,
caran ..iry III, largest aud oe.r nsaor;mtrt "t=r-jt>l.
mi .es.un aL,, Guiding many .tylea VI =u2eriVs .us -.
ga, up ny crIes-s G.! m.nuf-c;hre: n D.rYi'-s : Ha-n
C.ro!Rs h-'', f"'HH d" o..
lHt l. ts."-.SSEI.
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a.
DEATH OF JUDGE LoMAX

The Fredericksburg papers contain IN ao-
count of one Of tho purost and best oil the
distinguished rasa whom Virainis has pro-
duced. 9uch was Judge Lornal's universal
reputation. In reference. to him, detract'oh
was silent. ALI loved and revered hlnl'
Judge John Tay!o" l1msy wAs barn oh
the 10Th Of January, Isl, AMI died tho ist
day III October, lsG22. in ISIS, he vas eai-
ed f-ou the Fredericksburg Ear, I" The !nw
pro,.>.ursi,ip in the Virginia tn'Nrlisty.--
! In 1881, he WAS calirt tirilce Y, the jFigship.
| lis flied this las; eth &c - pecember, 1886,
| when he resigned.
The fredericksburg Herald, from whiel
we obtain the above dates, says: ale dice
as he had iiYed-honored, respected and ''s
loved by the whole community: Died Ii
cun1idcE.r%a Of tins life TO come; in pcacs WEI
his God, uni 10 character and good vail y
rusl.
TIC Recorder" which dIessss Itself ii
mourning: Says:
At the bar distinguished for fidelity to IN
clients ayd i,r u,hanity to his proitssiona
brethren; a. a teacher, pains taking and sue
c~essful;. rs a ;udre, most conscients'us' ~
night and enlightened; rs aa hathor, "'ceIJ
known and "-.ics Md, he los',h II p~r'cHieS'
heritage TO his rh;Li:en, ard . bright pntteri
to men. Any notice 81 lhjs venerable lna1
%on!i ha incomplete that did not specially
record his private riri4' y and CHRISTIAN chh''
acter. Learned, hut pnne more unostenCa-
lions; Of high position, hut non" more re-
from p, eter ion rev.red by all, yeS ever 'e1
from yride, he WAS the intelligent HEno "l
| tho most Cultivated, and the KIND cDunsei.o.
NJ tha n,st b,njIn His Christian character
was nf unsurpassed symmetry and bean'y.--
In noth;ag a.a ne 90 much delight as in the
Worship OF G,d ~h.etne, iii public or IN I'm
1wn close. The studies ut his intisr LIE
worc chiefly Of the Hwy Scriptures. IAess
WIZ. his daily mediation.
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An Exempt

In" following, the GAINESVILLE (ohio) "Csu-
r.er' says, was picked up near the desk Of
rhs Drsaiag Commissioners Office in that
city
certify tina: 1n lame, have a broken
back, hip out Of Joint, a crooked arm, and am
ralroLd enign.er. Sun clerking in the Postof-
nee also have charge Of a Telegraph Office
anu . wits and baby, am opposed to fighting
have joined the Quskers.
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Sharpsburg, the scene of tine late trench
dous battles. is d small post village in Wash
ington county, Md, sixteen miles south from
Hagerstown, about twenty miles west Of Mid
dIetuwn, from which il Il separated by the
South Mountain, about the saline distance
north from ilia yer's Ferry, and some three
miles from The ferry un tbs I'"tomac st
Snerherdstown, Ia.
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ii-ryylY

rN TUESDAY the 9Th Of oct LER, =. ;. - -
Il, VII; &c sold o. ID: pres.:s%, 'ha: m..' " v'hi
! ,Ei ,.c-G., lot, .I:us'tt y 'n" "u''r "',!s'm ~. - %
4 M. ANA III. ., ere, a.i:.: 1 tlh:r 'i". g. V'N'." =.
=. A.ra.L, $50 nn' pro. i" III r,."e-c- sf'' -.r.-
s1i Charles pIrcri., Es': .:e-. e. u" Ma - I r:;r'
Il In he's. and 81 nng bact " ;hs. r,'"'*i :hr' >
n, hes. 70 C al-y u Hm n. liRr.i. 20
rhe property VI: b-s - aaa"ir . 4'v;i %"
.a,s, n the Opt L III The purchaser. AZ or" " . a@r -
far . spt .p,fd u.Ir,.au, ~ 70, III -- tari, IL. = . -.
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.rr- w u Il: hiG the pr-ra's<s II ~ ~ = if>ii-: I: -
u.s<r ft two beautiful les! rEc,s
TIT. :r.2rrit l.. .itua'e : "r Pc r:H'!"a! '':'c' .: =.
OF Ia. b. ~ mel kbr r.DaL., al r--:rlt 3" s:'G. .. % f.
e" 'n,Pro IT,. ana f~sh:'"ti eptt " ! : r"i! i!1i
dom : .L.v. - pp.l u:h;y / --rIi-. :: T-i1.e': Let
!vrEks. T!:!e j.rfeC:.
T = n VI
0-e-trG rash: hs'a1ce NJ six sld iSs.": - a. 10
.c;giiabte no es. In.-re,t added, --.uf.'i rS L'sa"Gr
or i; d-sir.d tbs " hoie snl D.. rrc-'Tri ]. c ,Su.
IjDuIN q 'rrt"$ =
Get ids .l".p -
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M LII DC ss j ~ suction. ": "a. iI.;. --., va 'l.S
w tai tic ~. USt"hei. Sg =. ~ cin7l H..i..
very vLiu,L'e ot. located - .ros. ~: ling slrort , -
sasi Ene OF rr:r ats.et Of ~ zee, end . !rtiG =: ~. We.
aud bounded on the south by the l" , r:rvr 7... "rt
~. .or Il jd.tIy regarded rs Tery rsirahi- - -"ns:; -
itt ~,roxim!iy 10 ~. Rs,lrnnd hid norE. telnr sJ..r.gl
adapted for q lr;aLs- EoIS..
TER"s.
,nr tl!.rd cash, balance st si1 and Twelve mort, TO-
ueguiiaLir nutes, Interest added. -. area W = ,gn.t -.
G0DD1$ = ApEkSsU".
Sep, Sl-tds Au,..yg-e;a.
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I,... V T.r,GA : SGs au;i'j. "a
sTtLU4HLG FARM IN THE cot MY OF HEN.
IL - MiLsg Z ,rr VI FOX sALs Al

s . the i-1u-.t af nr PciAt-t;-I. We VIII sclir up0E the
"A rrenE.-. % rO-riY. the 18Th day 3f plioBER.
= uI.r... - at ~ "'cl1ck v ~ rilGae:~ fRIm, l'enied
Y ia u. .,..: - :! ucuris", y" miles "ss: o' h!cr"'''n
wiIHin tlg-- g:.-: NJ lanes r't-:, aut .-c"Eiis :tcuPlso
b; hiu I: cont in, r. Arts III md, or w'dcH ~"
..r-. e.. cIrs ri and In r Iigt STAKE If cultivation lie
remainder /, he.rs:y ~ccc'd I'LL p:.r a'd OAK .: rirs'"
gi"Ht..
The irurrnYe G.rn;A co5:i.t q "a two story famed u" Eli
!rg, c::tnI, Ing : ia - 70. .s. tJy-Eh'. all d sftchec n"'
81 QUARTERS, tIurk- h0Lse. ;tI"is, :HrH. - h'r-- anu
ever, other vc:.t.:rt:g ae".ei up i = pa iI'ioL. Cher"
:, ney cy.u H. n - All o'unt1nr- y mari, say CT No
cr.. l-.,.s,l.a ~ Ice hIu al "ace.
: E4NS
Oa.lk'ri cash: , : l.. GO Vt G"e ssi :SJ J srI. ;E Lego
,,,.i- mice. VII: .::.-r: .ii-i rGd secured BY 4 iEuii
tied. JAart! ". TAYLOR 4 sos.
,Jc,S-:u hccti"p--rn
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LahGE SAIL. OF
DRY GUUUS AT AyCTIG:.
IN WEDNESDAY,. tn III irs;Gr:. e. - .-rx- 1rr . l..
~ = .unuiioG, w.rslIvGs- !:;riy ~1c"Lri-i Is g...
Git'cr. Alvey + Arei,;s. &c shall! eel n big aui ., Sc
.i.4t.!e Gss.r. nLsnt Of cn,!t IS
FRESH STAPLE GOODS.
sui'sd II The preser; ,-s,"n, ani.ass.'by | par: -
Pius Gray ':sastnI-res and sasiiI .tS
Red .u,I White ?!snneLI
E.-h r.!s r::r's, !iacs Mi VAL d.:
lr,.l Lirea-. Patent Thre.I,, L.n,,,G
E,,ra Eas Walker yr>..4:. l'"s..,.
B.a:-; Shi-';H.' Lien Rril!t
H3op stir.. "TaG! e." ''ys:
ssrr. fn- ~ !h"a,} ula- C!nth,;
tnl9rrd GaEa'!s'.
N-r,rc shirts ~! Drawers
With many o:!,"r eIce.di-.Iy "lre s:"t t-,ir.l's !, :.
KENT FAI%s : q,
Oct ids Auc!.:r.
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~ ELaNhI. y BUl.RE>S, AGtIs..
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NANuEACTURED TOBACCO,
AZ Attorney
-; UruTE$bAY III. .Ln iu.s c''uu- LIN! n !"
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sol .4nnra.'s";
r lCTy f. 70 co,
We hs,. evs- Need c,n,l,t.ag Of nei;."a 20 rDes' sraoeT'
u vi t. y pounds, rpuDds, 'r:
Al SU-Suu.Iny Iuynccu aud Sccsi7ic great Ta'l'J'
sample. ready I 4. txhibi ION on 1de=!ay Afternoon
SUMNER i rCEEL.-.
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Sept SlA-tds
VALUABLE FOUNDRY 40 HANDSOME PR
fAIE Ri IDESct, nv GEnfE ~ R!rT, 49, Inhri

FuH MILE IT No u IN,
4 -. raqu-s, pf t e OF ner. We shall ,e.i " luhii. 49,.
n flla. oL the premises. oI ftiD ~ The luL - I:HE,
lS52, y, 1 O'Clock, thai valuable Foundry prepay j.. ryi
try, formerly owned b. the ste -. J hGhnrd ,Ti Es14
rHi!y adapted 20 the .nryOs"s Ser w'ISa! u va g:r.Ie.
lie lot has 9 iron. nI the nu:'h -i!c 9; tiG.e siIc,i. .f.F
feet, nmi n dr.th " !3r feri ~ { Woe - -, ;-"G'i' : ID
GROVE :rest here Is q hlaI.omcf ase .eGear:u. 49,!
TGcant lot
Tire property will be sold =. . whole. or t!v!d~i, al ...y
be d=crled beat
There IL IL the Foundry h iar:e iu.r,'': I. ut 40
other building Material ~ =; ". 81 r,;..
GUyuiS J ,tpchsOS,
Get AGrt..r"e.r
= s.-rau foregoing Real s,,ste ':E b. 'res;.i i-r 81
Pill ale sale.
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ATTORNEY ~ Law AID CLAM AGETT,
ffNEa DE~s be ,r'ricsS To ths yutiia. Ho will i1g'ts
Il spssGI st'enuns TO the 7rspsrsrio. ci papers and the
COLLECTION or CLAIMS
Assinsi 3D. vs7iva, F.psTtnsn,s u lbs Confederate Gov.
s,1ment.
~ ''c3"e ~ Main street, ie thu building Hsri below
:bs Post 1acs sad opposite Tho Aneiican hotel.
Eort rs I'm
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GRHCSH;f s At ACCTlUN.
E~S TUESDAY, ths IN Ir:,brt A. :ur W4Tchoe.r. ~
~ rary street, We ,"Hl sell o i,rg- s..o',n.e, Ut
CHOICE GROCERIES,
.,I.-i-tInx In part Of
X; aEl l.suyra C'Grrs;
F. I kfco Md .-S Drlean- sa2.r
C.u=hed Hrd LLs, srSas
Iupr tal. Gunpowdrr AMI Bia.s -. {:
brown ard County GOA;
Capp"ras. Aium, Nutmrgs, Hac-;
81 ,plce, Ginger. B'ncrirg. Muf;e:i;
Ground coffee. r"da, Starch, Nerdlgrs:
''-:.OrV Clta's H.iortr', pIi; EZRA Grr.
With . .ndry other srL:lsi.
A,3u, 4 variety 81
DRUG: And M"E.r!NL:.
KENT PAINE = ~.
iIE.t-c. ~. i--.F,
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aVtLU!HLF SUBURBAN FARM. CuNTAIIIN
~ = hks IF LASD, ! 'rr rows VI slD'kt, "S
u'yyTE erREtI IT .I.TlyS.

3aTf ~ II ell, 3ruu N. prvT!"s, On THURSDAY. The
w lbti. ia: OF 1T .EE;l cnrr:ancinI, L. ~ . .i0sE
? ", 4 Ta.unbI. sGhurI-u farm, iSatet % aI"ir street.
IL The tJTn II L.iE-y. "ppusitc /. III resi! Ice u MI.
DO vtI Ca:ei, anI GOV Ia Ia So, crgocy u Mr.. dem )
seku.cr. c"utut!a5 ir& tC:sS II Mghis ~ groTei Ian p.
lh- iTptUSeT.ut fou,iet VI < nFict !r-W / rfnts'nirs
ABOUT .Ix goo ru"Lh,, aud EI i:rrs,STy 'I.s, ali
Z ~: B. sre a..I,y Sew d. H. svpd =. der together r:'l
. large .erjeu, ALL n y1u:g orchar1 U! sh1.c- iru::
trr
a., proper. IS .of:hr .hr ate !tiDn 81 per- Gus s~eeti'4
a hams rs.I: tn sit. G; Richmond. NJ l. has Ill the Ad.su-
tag. oI . = :ajry re lIr""', "I:': mloy convent .nres o!
:e S;ty. 70 sc II. . vii e= siyrn February 1t, STD.
+ = Il u
TIM third cast ia" tniaure at y aui IL morthS. for me-
vor;uhic .v,cs. SiiI. ! Lrrrs. added, az secured BY q trust
d-ej JANIS II. TtfL'h y SoH.
tt-I t-tx turtiOHe Ii.