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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

MR.. HAIL. las shipped Instruments to almost every state
in the Union. Persons residing in Indiana Michigan Illinois,
Wisconsin other states Of the West particularly in
vited correspond with Mr. H. this time, he
ainy make it greatly to their advantage to order Of him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
Pills-Pills.

Among the large quantity have the Printer says he will
following-
Brandreth James Mofatfs Holloways Robaeks Parkers
Madame boyne's GranenberP, soule's, Cheesman's,
Nets Poor Mans, spAulding,s, &C. 6e. &e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

The most effective and delightful remedy known. They do
adhere er bat south and charm pain away. Try
them Price, lS and 81 cents Mailed receipt Of price.
DO you wish complete set Of DENTAL REMEDIES and
a Treatise n Preserving Teeth Get
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
Dyspepsin Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep-
sN. heInnc Il OIN. NeMrnl gia.

SyJ
Many remarkable cures of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power of this medicine 1t stimu
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed heyend Its
rcach Such remedy has long been required by the ne
cesstes of the people, and confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
FACT WORTHY OF NOTICE.

MI, HLL has sold Pianos and Neodeons for more than
fifteen years large SCALE and has never sold an inferior
instrument and never will
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

fsusuzsts Kso-s - <Nlsk@scs novsJ
Corner Washington aud Section Sts.,
SULLIVAN. INDIANA.
ffsHF undtffgntf having purchased The stors,
il desira uiaktnw a ore * IA mast .ssnf~<tAhse
li..fis la The Nsss I'D fsF sspsrlof IN even
tatsenuf the trsselins i,ses. srs eteFtssnnert q
cfflatss Wishing tcsrdlnE, pledge uuaeafleG efofss
te secure TIE hsFhsst tssniast Al convenipuoe a
their rests. and ksxs fe ognndenee IN The success
q their eutsassre-
vi. n. ksorTs :. n WHITE. rroprisssss
sexsaisf q. fsxi. tAuu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

ar sas,e bolls q sPAul.nIxG's rKFpA ksi.
11IIiF ~lii ave tea nrnes ia co-t--Ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

By the use Of thee fills the periodic attach. q
Nervous or sS.t Hsadac1e may be prevented; an
aiken at the commencement 81 an attach. immediate
elieffro sickness win be obtained.
They seldom faa n removing tAe Sinsea sna
be1d<sea 20 which females are 50 much subject
sfThey act generally uFon The howels--renovtn
Cosfine1ess
For LagafY 'e.s. Safsats. Delicate fsmals.
ara alI person. - sisfsry 11tsf hey ste valuable
a. laxative, % imrrovirg the aflar4as giving 80.
sud sssv % lie 4aas.iss organs. sni rts lrs1x a..
natural electricity and strength q the ~boe -,s..
The CEPHAIIc PILLS are the result 81 long iusss
tgaton and carefully conducted expeFin. ~. aa.lag
been IN uss many year, caring wLi,a i, nsg
have prtveutod and relieved vat amount = psIn
ard saisring from heaaache whstlsr o.isiusiing r.
fAs nerrons sysfesn - from ssrangri state ostb
stomach
They are entirely vegetable "a their easnro.lti.n
sti may he taken At al isaes viii pef.se, safsis
without mskiks any change = diei ava "a itss.e
~ sag siisasfss1fe f.. s,z4aers Il essp = aisaia
ssteg fAsm % oa.ldrr~s
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITs.
ne ssn7ins have signature a Henry { sssslsins
On each box
solahy Druss.ss- .na ali o,ler 'sai-r. ia medi.
One
A tos ~Hi b. rsal ~ nail a. rsossta sfsh.
FRfCE 81 CUNTS
Al orisrs should b. aalfe-sea =
HENRY Z sPAULDINo.
ssceda Street. HeN Yort
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25
IxlzxH MANHOOD!
sn-0 How s.ost, How 8esser'a
F4f j. ff5ef (e..g.y 49,.


sf 'ife' Sealed hn0eioTe,
aalafe. Treatment aad
tflaatorfhoea, or Semi-
NeakneFs. stNaal Deoiliiy, Nervousness
Involuntary kmfest0us, tndaeinx lmpo-
tencB. Ant Mental fncapattty-
81 ROB. JSrLVkRwfLL. ~. 10
HsfAsr III ftt artfs Reel f" Ar,
The wofia renowned apthor IN this admira-
lolscfnre clearly proves from his own expert.
ence, that the awfuiconseQuences ofself.hba
sna vaiho.t dangerous surgical operations.
bougi IS tnsfrufns Ms, ItaEsot cortiai~. point
iaE cat ntodo Of care al oree certain and 81
feetuai.by which eVefy sutercf. 40 matter
what he coalition mas ~. my cure himself
rAeevfu. pytraf eff ard raatrsuF. Tbs LEVINE
~lll prove boon 80 thousands and thousands.
seat under zeal - sny alaf~ss. posf paid. on
receipt oftwo postsge rtsHlTs. ~ addressing
Dr CnAe.J e. kim. ~. haWey New York
ro.t oree ttox ssee.
L su2nulF
>,rkrE 90 fNBIAxA. VINO COUNTY. $50.
- ss4. va aosnm1n fisas Cost, Aagusf Tern.
fsGf-F wsrr~n Chsiuiet - tetn n chapman.
Knna n Chapman sf-i iaAn 4. Ras- conplsint 81
Maffraee.
oa ne dsy. ts.uis. IN Ash day q MAJ, 4. ..
lea. GENES the riansa ~ Seefi 1 Crane, After
uf3s. anf Gle ilsif c1mpiaiHt herein. also 4 n
csa1e-s schiasit showing hat the defendants are
non residents e the state II I'D ana.
Notioc !. therefore hersby gffn 70 re sad defen.
daass - re eifng ~ gesheres - this proceeding
40 thai he all - = al Au.t .lstermusd at
thf next Tenn = ear aid Cocrt, commencing o. the
Third Aondsy &c kug,lst next. 1. D. iss1.
Attest. J. ~ ia-AkE. Clerk
1eHet~7x
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TTI7F
sPAULDTSG'S PREPARED GIsfF.
sPAULDING's PREPARED GLlR.
sPAULDTEG's PREPARED GLuE.


SAW tnf ftfLfrt
RcOSovsl DISPATCH
So a srruu a. TSss SAWS rns 20 -bs
Az accidents siA happen, even IN ssl regulate
families II = very desirable - have some cheap
convenient Ny for repairing Furniture. Tcss. Cret
cry, &c.
spAffDfS6's rREPARgD GLuR
ne~.s an -ueh crn~rTenries. ana 10 boushois
fsrd % Dc sl4alui j. Il Always ready AZ ~
he sticking pant.
'.usFfuI.Is EyERY HOUSE,"
MA brush accompanies each bottis.
Price - oontx-
address.
HENRY C. srAuIldSa.
No. - CEDARst-. Nee fs~s
CAUTION
A certain unpfinciplet p>r-ons are attempting
palm q % he nnsayectins public. initiatives q y
PpFr ARID GfsrE, fwouit caution persoEls 90 ersm
inc befsTs pnrchaslss. 80 see that me nj n@ns
AGPAUIlmNG's rRrPARED ol.UH -
10 "a he eussiss ~r.ppet al ashsrs ere -
soaDssrffu.
iys1i~u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-14
Nina IxIxco1N Avn Hra HrsnArn

MRS. EIHCoLN AND HER HUsBAsD.-A writer
in the Nashville Banner is publishing d series
of Sketches OF "The Yankee Capital, from
the Fall Of Fort Sumter to the Battle of Ma
nassas." From the third number Of the
series, which describes the condition of the
city imm ediately after the Baltimore attack
upon the Massachusetts regiment, we ex tract
the following graphic and amusing pera-
graph. Truly, old Abe's wife must be call
sorts Of a woman.
Mob law at once asserted itself. The le-
gion of Cassius M. Clay, composed of Lanes
Kansss assassins and the desperate hundreds
Of disappointed Office seekers yet remaining,
assumed a ruling influence over every thing
The Cabinet knew not what moment bomb.
shell might come booming over from Airing
ton Heights, then unoccupied Peaceful ciIi-
Gems were in danger Of arrest at all hO lrs.-
The STATES (the only Southern Rights jour-
nal in the sIapital) was at once suppressed
after it's endorsement of the BALTIMORE riot
ers, and its editorial staff scattered and dis
persed Every prominent advocate Of the
south was either forced to ny or hold u de-
grading silence and tacit acQuiescence. Bands
Of rufians stalked about in every direction.
Three Is OF fhalters were prOfuse- There was
no security, Eor peace, nor law for any but
the rabid followers of the wild horde which
grasped the reins OF authority. A complete
reign OF terror-more frightful because
founded upon the basis Of fear and trepida-
tion--was fnaugurated. Cf all the Black.
Republican family, there was but one brave
member. That was Mrs. Lincoln. She was
not at all appalled,. Whilst her husband
cringed and CO owered with apprehension. she
stood nrm as rock, and abused the whole
concern. They were all fools and era
vens, she said. She refused body
guafd; ordered Lane, who posted band of
men in the Executive Mansion, to leave the
house evoWed her determination to pre-.
serve. e.heEnB1teputa,ion at all hazards. In
truth, she did 50. Nobody can question the
pluck OF that womaa. She is full of spirit,
FIRE and purpose. She looks like a red hot
cannon ball, dressed in profuse hoops with
eyes and noee, and mouth cut ON one side OF
it-a little, chubby, flushed. faced woman,
used to command. Nothing could suppress
her She walked the street with q lofty air.
She rode out in the afternoon In her carriage,
unattended. She stood. her ground. In q
word, with the courage Of St George, and
the Dragon to boot, and came out Of the or.
deal, . for might later, when troops arrived,
and mob gave way TO martial Law, looking
healthier AID heartier than ever. Bravo,
Mrs. Lincoln
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Contributions fer the Alexandra Volun.
teeP8.

CErTREvILLB, VA, Jan Sth. 1852.
Edito,s Dispotch: While visiting the cities OF
Richmond and Norfolk, for a few days, dur
iog the latter part of Decem ber, received
some very handsome donations to the Alex.
andria Volunteers, Of the 18th Va, Regi-
ment desire to acknowledge through your
paper, II you please, these, and one or two
others, previously received; and, in behalf
donors:
KIoHnoED-$3l20 90.
Second Baptist Church, (Rev Dr. Seeley, }
as follows: r. T. White, Is; Mr.. Il irnes 81:
Mrs. Adams. &h; Mr.. Wins'on IS; q. IL.
halkley. IS; h. X. Ellyson, $50; alr Moore,
80; Mr.: Armistead, sio; Mr. Butler, 90; Ed.
H Mlury L Co. $40; Ed. W Wade, IS; Lewis
Webb, $5; Mr.. Adams, $40; Mr. Atkinson,
"; l.. J. montague "; J GRAY, 80; Thos.
Jno. Wcmble, $40; J. +. Tanner $25 Total,
$ls5 co. 49,.
T.. b. Spence, So. 90; West & Johns ION, s. 90;
Starke L Cardozo, 8 90; J. f. Buriuss, GO:
500; T. r: Price, 5 90; MIR Richardson, 2 0o
s. S. Cottrell, 5o5; VIM Ira Smith, 10 co.
Mr.. Darracott, 2 90; Miles, Jennirgs Co..
500; A. Schail, 8 90; NJ. Latouche, of y lexa n.
dria, 900; Andtew An toni. 2 90; Marcus Har,
ris 4 Bro, s 90; W. G.. Payne, 20 90; W Pc.
terson Il GO, 5 90; H. Montague, 200; O.
deuuot, udN flZZiul, ! W. lOtaI, BlZ7
Baldwin & Williams, one dozen pairs socks
Army tfommistee Y. NJ. u. A., two d. zen pairs
socks and one case dom es,lc wines.
NORFOLK $ls2 90.
G. w Blnford, Is 90. George William son
l 90; ] G Womble, 90; - II. Rorum OO
Warren & Billups, 8 90; DIR Granier, s 90;
Rev. James AurraY, 90; Foster 4 Moore
60; Dinclnnatus Morris, 90; VIM T Hsr-
| rison, 90; Jno A. James, l 90; q. W. Grau
| dy, 500; w. Seabury q Sons. s 90, Levi:
Dey, 90; J. 4. Gordon, l 90; M A. & q. A
| Santos, 0.O0; Gary Weston, Is o.; J Free.
| man and others, IL co. T. ID Toy 4 90; Rev
q. K. Toy, s 90: u. Hail. 90; D Windsor
leo; j seph Freeman. 500; DIR. Tunstal
| 200; Cash. 90; MIR. Peers, 100; Marshall
| Parks, 1000. Capt. Williamson, 90; A Il
| Morton. 10 90; u. BurruSs, l 90; Cash, 300
| Do, 10 90; Thomas smith, 2 90; J, Umstad
Ter, LOO; Misses Annie Santos and Jennie s
| Toy, tby conecti 1ns,) 50 90. Total, $500
Henry T Holiaday, Orange county, s5.0O
| TbOs Scott, Orange county, 500; Mrs. J ID
| johnson, Spottsylvania, l3 pairs OF socks
| La'iies OF Wafrsnton, box OF DOCKS.
| We have, then, the handsome sum o. s5O4
| besides ether veluahles to the scidiety.
Our special thanks are due TO Rev Dr
| Sesley aud J. b Wood, Esq cf Richmond
| and to Prof. T.. Morris and Rev q H. Toy
| of Norfolk, for the inserest they manif.s s teC
| in the welfare nf the Alpxandrians.
Yours truly,
| JOKN L. JOHNSON,
Chaplain 18th Va. Regiment.
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By REDWOOD q KElCH, Ircsions.r,.

by kEDWOOD hEACH, Abctt0neerS.
~ DAY, the l5:h instant. at 10i O'Clock, A. NJ,
large lot cf FU 2NlTIIHE consisting of Beds,
Mattrs asses, Bedsteais, Wa-drobes, Tables, Wash.
stands, chairs &c. Also q lot # Crockery Sh es
Tobacco. Cigars Ready Made Clothing, and many
other goods suited TO tn" pr sent Sc .son
REDWOOD T. kEACB, Auets.,
ia :3-3. 81 Man a..
A DMINISTKATOR'S SALEO OF VALU.
"A BILE HOUSE AND LOT.-At Public
Auction ON WEDNESDAY, 22d inst at4 O'Clock
p NJ. sb all offer for sale, on the premiaes the
HOUSE and LOT belonging to tha estate of Bar
nett Wicker deceased, on the northeast corner of
6tn and Canal SITS The House is of brick, slated
roof, and suitable for large family, containing
spacious rooms.
The Lot lies beautifully on q gentle declivity,
from front to rear e3 feet on 9th, aud l3l on o.
nal street. sfford'ng rare snd advantageous or-
portunity to capitalists for building, and meeting
the great dem and for homes in the Capital Of the
Southern Confederacy.
The neighhorhood 10 most desirable, and con
vrnient to all the Government Offices. Mr. Lewis
L. Barnes occupies the house, whose term expires
on the 10th Of April next, At which time possession
will be given, or earlier If angement should
be affected with Mr.. Barnes to this end
TERMs-Onehalf cash in bankable funds the
other half at II months for egotiabls rote inter
est added, and secured py trust deed. Tho war
tax now levied to be paid by the purchaser.
JAS. r. PHILLIPS,
H9-tda Adminis'tr with viii annexed
HspWooD KBAoH, Aucttoneers.
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BsgIA AsD SPAIN The negro Republic of
Liberia has q quarrel on its hands with
Spain that is likely to bring upon it a terrible
chnstisement:
The Monrovia (Liberia) correspondent of
the Boston Journal writes that naval en- :
ga0ement took place in thai harbor on IN q
llth, Spanish war steamer being badly
beaten In an attem pit to revenge on the l.. be-.
rian au thorities II seems that the Liber!an
schooner Quail overhauled and burned a
Spanish SLAYER in 4alinas river some mon tbs
b. fore. The Spanish Governor at Fernando
Po became greatly enraged at hearing OF it.,
and ordered war steamer to proceed to Mon
rovia and either sink or capture the Quail.
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BY r. Il. PRINGLE, duct.

NATALOGUB SALE OF DRY GOODS,
~ GROCERlES, HARDWARE. BOOTS AND
SHOES AT AUCTION, ON FRIDAY nth
1879, BY
r. A. PRlNGLE,
Charleston, &. q.
DRY GOODS.
Blankets, Woo'en and Cotton rlsnpels.
Flannel Shirts, Guernsey ard Striped Shirts.
Cotton D1wiasss-, Pea Goats, and Wooden
Pants,
White Cotton Gloves, Thread &c.
Hats, B BDots and shoes.
GROCERIES.
Sugar. Coffee. Her,ings, Candies, Codf1-h,
Butter aud Cheese
HARDWARE.
Spades and Shovels. ja l3-td*
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HoS. WV. BALLARD PsEsroS We were
gratified yesterday, says the WAis. Of the
10th inst. by the receipt of . letter, dated
Ohristiansburg, 7th inst, bringing In forma-
ton of the convalescence Of Hon. VIM. Bal.
lard Preston. The writer says:
"Mr. Preston has had severe and danger
Gus attack Of erisypslas. am happy to be
able to state that his condition 10 generally
improved. He 10 now considered out Of dan. !.
Eel and IN fair way for rapid recovery.
He will be able TO resume his du ties in Con.
gress In the course Of a few weeks"
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MulpER.-On Thursday last Morgan Brit.
tain was committed to jtil Ia Martinsburs
for shooting and killing his wife, on the 35t6
inst. Britain lives on the noun tain six or
seven miles from this place. He had been
with the militia, bat had deserted. The only
reason we have heard given for ihe n ursfer
10 that, ON gcin9 hcme, he found hts wife In
possession of dress of which che did not
give him IA tisfActory account as to b w IL
was obtained. -Martissbsrg Rep, 2saA.
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SH0CKIFa AocfDBSr.-Man Khled-RObert
Supinger, Of Woodstock, q brakeman on the
Manassas Gap Railroad. was instan tly KILLED
on the road on Sunday afternoon OF last
week, somewhere on the eastern end OF the
road. He jumped on the tender from the
next car to 1t, and fell hac kwaTdss when
the whole train passed. over him, crushinG
and mAngling his body horribly. and, OF
course, prodnciug instantaneous cath, His
absence on the train from which he had
started Was mot discovered until the next
train Game on, which also rassed over his
body.-4DcStaSAn Ra4tsssv, l0h.
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that the Unitea States 10 about % be en-
orci!ed with fore19n powers. and that 1t II
pcs desirable thst his nephews should b. 10
position which might necessitate them.
Francs. or an. ally Of France. The Prtnce.
are now ia BOotOn.
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u 4. KEGS al.

~ OTftE - he three gen lsmea who c. me
into my Boot and S.@oe store, cu Gary
street, between Il III ana Is h streets, Fri tFy
morFiirg, Jan l0th, and caTTied off ~ ir ot
Il 1ot :. without payiag for them, Wili please
return. III -pl, ami no qu, ,stio, viii os Rskej.
# ne, tn viii he dealt with &C Idiug to
lsw, IS h par les are well Auawn
J. Il-StF JbHN f H k
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assissArTos OF err. srsosr.

An extract from New York letter In tne
Baltimore C7iHpw, OF the sth inst; Gays:
The father-in-lAW OF General Siexel, Rsy
DR.. Dulon, resident Of this city, has re.
ceived telegram from St. Louis, informing
him that che 0aneral had forwarded his re-
> great deal Of feeling manifes, ed by the
Germans on the subjecr, many Of whom
think the General ought 70 have been pro
NOTED in preference TO some other persons
whose services In the field h;svs net been nal
a. arduous nor AS serV;ceaeie 70 cne aau-e u
the Union az hts.
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AUCTION RALRo.
1UTUk1 DAY.
ByJAs. II. TAYL0R . son. .Asatesa9s.

TWO vxOANT LOTs ON THE EAST 6IDA
l. OF I7TH On VALLEY STREETS. At
AUOTTON.-Wsw will ssll spoo The prsmisss q -
the - day II january, co1msocins q o'clock
P. NJ, too 10 rs OF LAND on the east side Of
i7ta OF valisy strss. (. ,nting togesoc! % fees,
and running back 40 feet to an AAsy - Isss
wide
TnRns.-Oue third cash balance at end
months for negotiable notes, with Interest added
and secured by trust dced
4. - AucfioNAaNA
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HaALrH os asa. s'oF ELIsr.

WAsHIsaros. JaA 3 9-tteaerai EIc.IieiIa1
was out yessr rsiay, and attended to ulsiaess
daring portion Of the day. The staff of
General Mcclellan, the Quar- serIn as Ter S
department, aud the hospi1ai auth orisies
have been onasually active for some das 5.
indicating an important movement in some
direction.
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~ Il


Il
VERY DnsIRABLn Frame HOUsA
| n AhD LOT, on the continuation Of L.ieh st :,
49, 10 buehan ans Hpriog, st Auetiou.-Ws viii
] selI upon the prsnises on xONoAY. the 90th day
of Jsnuafy commanding at o'clock p. n :, . very
dssirable HOUsH and LOT on the cop&inua.iof,
II Leigh street, and near 70 Buch snsn's faprine -
The hon has sevefsl good rooms and adnptes for
the scc ommcdasiOn Of . medium -sssd family. Tha
To- fronts 20 feet on he south side o. Leigh Ct.
and runs back go feet, to IN alley 80 fset wide.
TERHs-Oss-third cssh the heisr &C. q s snd u
nonths for negotiable retss. wi'h Interest adied,
ard secured by . trust deed. The tsxes Tor 1s6S
70 b paid BY the purchaser.
TWELVE HANDS0ME BUILDING
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY.
ON tARK AND MEADOW STREETS. Ar
AUCTION-We will sell, upon ths promises on
mercins a. - O'Clock. p. n, twelve handsome
BUILDING LOTS ON Park and Assdow strests
sidosy. snd nearly adjoining the residence Of NJ
They front each 30 feat and run hssk IA, ,..+..
An alley. These lots are beautifully located and
shoss In want Of such property would do well to
attend the sale.
T1sss-One-th,rd cash; tn. ha,.uos at and -
month";: for neeotisole notes. with interest added,
lac JAS N TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucts.
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS. ON
l FEDERAL STREET, SIDNEY AT AUO.
rION.-We will sel imme diately after the sho 70
sale. two beautiful BUILDING 10 rs, on Federal
street. in Sidney and locs'ed in tho "Viney ara
Squsr'. having trout Of 81 feet Zach. ami run.
nins back 1893 feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TsRMs-One-third cash; balance at and 70
months for negotiable notes. with interest adiei,
and secured by q trust deed.
js9 JAS. NJ TAYLOR & son, Aucts.
nNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY BEAD.
TIFUL BUILDING LOTS CONTIGUOUS
TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTION.
WIN he sold, On THURSDAY the 18th day Of
January, 1e62, upon the prerises commencine At
IL clock l2O beautiful Building Lots, lying east
nf. and contiguous to the city Of Richmond on
The road rom l7th street to the M chanicsville
Turnpike and from any portion Of which there
is fine view of the city. This sale orssents
An extraordinary opportunity for . profitable in.
vestment. a. we'll a. to persons desiring lots for
building purposes. Persons desiring to purchase
are respectfully asked To view the property before
the day Of sale, q plat Of which may be seen st
the Office of the auctioneers.
TERMs.-Onefsurthc cash; the Balance at 6, 12.
and le mouths for negotiable notes, Interest add.
ed and secured by q trust deed.
jag JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SONS, Aucta
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~ MEDICAL. CARD.
~ OFEICE PRACTICE.

@$ OFHICE PRACTICE.
DR.. PLUME, of the old Medical rIouse, confines
himself mainly to al Office pr Ictiee. Franklin
street a little below tie Exchange Hotel ant dag
onsliy opposite Odd Fellows Hall where rkillfuI
md confidential treatment NAV be obtained on rea
on1ble terms Those who have bee u exposed 70
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AIRY.
Communications by mail or otherwise, promptly
t'ended to Dfice open frou' A. 'ia9pA
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BY HECTOR DA6E, Ancs'r

NLD APPLE AND PEACH BRANDY
~ AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY,
the 18th inst, at IL o'clock, will sell at auc.
ton, at my Cfflce, Is bbls. old Apple and
Peach b r A NDY.
ia l3-2t* HECTOR DAVIS, Auct.
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The FRIENDS OF THE HS.NEfCO
~ Ll4HT ORA 4AONS naxiaux . answ

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service os t,s Confederate States, via svs them
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