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COUNTY FAIRS.
Posey County Agricultural Fair.

ATA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
IL of the Posey County Agricultural Society
held at New Harmony, Sept. 26, 1862, it was
Resotred That owing TO the unsettled condition
of the country, the Society will pay the whole
amount of awards offered in the premium list for
the 4th Annual Fair, to be held at New Harmony
October 7th, Sth, and 9th, CO. Prorided, The re-
ceipts cover the same otherwise the whole of the
nett proceeds will be paid out in an equal pro rata
on the premium certificate Heer aff
Ample arrangements have been made for the
Fair, and it il believed thai it will prove success
ful and give satisfaction TO ali who may attend.
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HOME TN rEREsTs.
MAYoR's OFF1eEl

MAYORS 0FFIeES~f
EVANSVILLE, sept Is, 1862
Theattention of merchants and others
is again directed to the provisions of the
Ordinance of the City relative to the OBJ
struction Of sidewalks and cutters.
I All persons are hereby required to
cause all boxes, barrels, and other OBJ
structions, to be removed from the side
walks and cutters in the evening, 50 that
the same may be entirely unobstructed
in the night time. aol4W. BAKER,
sepl7-6t Mayor.
BSy- The Stockholders of the Evans
vile Library Association are hereby mo-
tilted that the Sth annual call of s. on
the stock and 81 contribution became
due on the 10th of August last. : . =
The members are requested to make
payment to P. c. Decker, Treasurer, or
to the Librarian.
By order of the Board
JAS. H. CUTTER,
sep17-3t Rec. Sec'y.
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INDIAN MEDICINE.
Z q THE GREAT q .
INDIAN M EDICINE
Cherokee cure

An usytaiting cure for Seminal Weakness, NocsTol
Emissions Inpoteacy, Loss of Polrer, Pqias IN the
Back, Stone IN the Bladder, 0bshEcied dad DiGfcuH
Menstruation, and all diseases eansel By dcriatiRg
from The path Of nature, aud iadHiging ia SeifPo-
h,tion.
pE- BY the use Of this "CuRE" all improper
discharges are removed, the weakened organs Of
generation are speedily cured, and full sigor re-
stored
Bzr Either sex contemplating marriage, should
reflect that a sound mind and body are necessary TO
promote connubial happiness.
Re In the &c CHEROKEE CURE the poor debfff-
tated, worn down and despairing deyotee Of sensual
pleasure will find relief. -rII8Flfa laa
Tsfs- The listless, enervated YOUTH the oyer-worn
of business, the victim Of nervous depression,
the individual suffering from general debility
from the weakness of a sINGIE ORGAN, Will all ind
immediate ami permanent relief from the use RI
this great INDIAN REMEDY.
rs To those who have trified with their consti-
tuition, until they think themselves beyond the
reach of medical aid, we would say:
NEVER DESPAIR THE {" CHEROKEE CURES
WILL RELIYE You AFTER ALL
QUAck DOCTORS HAVE
FAILEDflt
pS- 1t deals with disease as it exists, not only
striking at the very seat and removing the causes
upon which it depends, but it rebuilds the broken
constitution, carrying life and health through
. every vein and weakened organ.
The % Cherokee Cure is put mp in a b Ugh con-
centrated form-the dose only being from one-half
to one tcaspoonful three times per day One bottle
rarely fails TO effect permanent cure, no matter
how long the disease may have existed
BS- 1t is safe and pleasant in taste, but immedi-
ate in actioni 1T CONTAINS NO MISERAL PoIsoSs,
but prepared from pure vegetable extracts, in the
form Of a delicious syrup. .f.
BG- For particulars, get Circular FREE from any
Drug Store in the country; or write the Proprietor
who will mail FREE, tosany one desiring the same,
a full Treatise in phamphlet form.
apl5 Price 81 per BOTTLE or three bottles for s.,
and forwarded by express to all parts of the world.
gG- Sold BY an respectable Druggists euery'Ohere.
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GERsHANTowN, June let, 1861.
Dr. NJ JAcKsoS--SIR--it gave me pleasure, two
years ago, to give you certificate, testfying what
the German Bitters had done for me- am nov, 4.
perfectly cured OF All those diseases your medicine
Processes to cure, viz :--Dyspepsa. Chronic Merry.
GUS Debility, diseaseof the Kidneys, &e Tho pow-
erful influence il exerts upon Nervous prostratiop
is surprising. have been consulted frequently in
reference to your Bitters, and without hesitation
have recommended it for the above complaints ane
in every instance IL has effectually cured. Youl
medicine has great reputation in Germantown y
and is now sold in every Drug and in most of
the Grocery stores here. If any one should ques-
ton what j say, let them come to Germantown,
and will prove 10 their satsfaction that the Bit
tiers have cured in this vicinity more than twenty
cases of the above disease.
Respectfully,
HANNAH WUNDER
Main st., above Riftenhouse Germantown Pa
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Rg- We had the pleasure last night Of
meeting our old and veteran friend,
Capt Waterman of the 31st Indiana.
Capt W. though past the meridian Of life
promptly volunteered and entered the
service as First Lieutenant in company
A, 3lst Regiment, Of which the gallant
and lamented Major Arm was then Cap
tain. On tie promotion of Major Arm,
Lieut. Waterman was made Captain and
commanded at Fort Donelson and Pitts
burg Landing. He is now in Indiana
recruiting for his Regiment, which is
one of the best in the service.
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs
ana


= .. - Citizens,
Testifying Of their own personal knowledge, to the
beneficial effects and medical virtues OF these
Bitters. n.rfIFr FIll
Dou you want something to
strengthen you ?
Do you want a good appetitel
Do you want to build up your
Constitution I? Ko9uA
Do you want to feel well ~
Do you want to get lid Of
Nervousness ?
Do you want Energy
Do you want to sleep welli
Do you want a Brisk and Wig
orous Feeling T?
If you do, use HooFLAND's GERMAN BIT
TIERS.
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Posey County Fair.
FOUND.

A BUNDLE OF PAPERS BELONGING TO
IA Capt. ]. D. Wood, Co. ., III Indiana fo.un-
unteers which can be had a. this Office by calling
and paying for this adyertlsc-acnt- sepl6-M
CIUGAR CURED HAMS AND DRIED BEEF
- just received and tor sale et 49, 800
tansrO VICKERY BROS
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DECLINES TO MEET HIM.-Dan. Voor-
hees, who his friends claim is the most
eloquent orator of modern times, has
peremptorily- declined to make a joint
canvas of the 18th District, with his COM
petitor, HaryeyD. Scott a 'yspT e Tg
Dan. Voorhees, knows that he would
be unable to stand before the people un-
der the earnest eloquence and patriotic
words of Harvey ID. Scott r.fs
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GROCERIES.


MT o. SUGARS hhds fair to strictly choice
IN. for sale by s. E. GILBERT & CO.,
sepl6 ~gs No. 4 Sycamore street.
do C0FFEE-l40 bags prime for sale by
IL s. E. GILBERT a co.
HONEY SYRUP AND n. o. MoLASsEs-50
IL bis just received and for sale by
sep1S s. L. GILBERT & co.
DEFINED SUGARS-55 bbls assorted just re-
III ceived and for sale by
sepl6 raTfn s. E. GILBERT co.
EASTILE S0AP-15 boxes choice for sale very
~ low by -s-z.,s- S. E. GILBERT 4 CO.
TuRE GRAGKERS--l2S boxes No. | Gold Chop
Il for sale to the trade at the present New York
price, by S. E. GILBERT & co.
CARDINEs-2o boxes Is and 11ss just received
- and for sale by ag8 $. Z. GILBERT q co
CICARs--i5,oOo, all qualities, from the common
" to the very best Cor sale low by = y u re-
sep16 444Aa ~ $. L. GILBERT s. co. -
DRAZIL NUTS, ENGLISH wALEUTs, AND
ID ALMoNDS--s bbls, best quality, for sale
by S. f. GILBERT h CO.,
sep16 No. Main street
CTARRH-FIFTY BONES BEST QUALITY,
- for 4le by &. L. GILBERT CO., eft'
Oci1 Nc. 1, Sycamore sire
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ENROLMENT of the Militia.

The following is an official report of
the enrolment Of Montgomery county:
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LUMBER.

MELLOW PINE FLO0RING.-io,oo0 FEET
i Yellow Pine FLOODING, Just receiued and for
sale BY JOHN +. GLOVER.
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From the Rec. JOSEPH II. RENYARD, Pastor o.
The Tenth Baptist Church.

FFom Tie Rec- JUSEPH IT. HENN1RD, Pastor on
---.. the Ie,ltk Baptist Church.
DR. JAcKsoS-DEAR SIR I'll have been freqnent-
ly requested 10 connect my name with commonda-
items of different kinds of Medicines but, regard
ing the practice as out Of my appropriate sphere,
have in all cases declined but with clear proof
ia varioas instances, and particularly In my own
family, of the usefulness of DIR. Hoohand's German
Btters, depart for from my usual course, Z
express my full conviction that, for general debi
ity Of the system, especially for Liver Complaint,
it is safe and valuable preparation. In some cases
it may fail, but usually doubt not IL will be very
beneficial TO those who suffer from the above Causes
Yours very respectfully
j. II. KENNARD :
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From J. NEWTON BROWN, D. D., Editor ofMs
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines ireeneral, through distrist o.
their ingredients and effects; yet know Of suf-
fcient reason why man may not testify TO the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, I'm tho hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit Of others ~ y
- do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Bitterss prepared by Dr. O. NJ. Jack
son, of this city, because prejudiced against
them for many years, uIr1er the impression that
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am in
debted to my friend Ro ert Shoemaker, Esq, fol
the removal Of this pref dice by proper tests and
for encouragement 10 t'y them, wheE suffering
from great and long confirmed debility. The use
of three bottles of these Bitters, at the beginning
Of the present year. was followed by evident relief;
and restoration to n degree of bodily and mental
vigor which had not fit for six months before,
and had almost despaired Of regaining. l there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use of them. J..NEWT0N BROWN.
Philadelphia, june %, 1871.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
For the oath Indiana Volunteers.

-s-a WANTED, RECRUITS
ITO FILL UP THIS VETERAN REGIMENT.
Il For particulars regards the advantages in
joining this regiment, bounty, advance pay, &C..
&c. call on CAPT. JOS. A. SANDERS,
SARGiT JN0. +. CRISP, Jr,
Recruiting officers, at Squire Crisp's Office, Third
street, nearly opposite Court House. sep Is
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DR.. w. r. Merwin, Prop'r.

No. South FOURTH STREET,
3 Fsrs ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI +
re- Sold in Evansville by WM. B1ERBQWER,
and all Druggists. Sold in Greensboro by 7.
MCKEE. aug's-dweowly
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rso. he VIE d AtDrElLAS wUyQER, Ger

Eighth below Coates st. PhiIad "a Dee q.
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AND WILL POSITIVELY PREVENT YEI
Low FEVER BILIOUS. FEVER, &C., &C. , ; !,
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JAS. H. CUTTER,
sepl7-3t Rec Sec'y.
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DIED,

On Tuesday, ths leah. AFTER short Illness, All
vRED HRAT RI, infant son of JOHNSON ana Laura
A Adams aeed 10 mcnsha
v.rpwell dear ALPEID but mot forever.
His funeral viii take place from e. Jamess
church this afternoon. at halt past O'Clock. The
S,iends and scquaintanccs OF the family are 70.
spectfully invited TO attend without further notics
On Tuesday. the 18th inst. at 2oclock A: r..
WIN T. Bro rRGRTON. late OF Baltimore. Nd.
He. though sffictcd with consumption, joined
the 9Th Virginia regiment Of volunteers, and served
TN Tia declining he alth would not admit Of his ser
vices with bis command
His uaega will take place from his late residence.
on sath street. opposite the Methodist church. NJ
o'clock 10 dav. The friends ard aequaintAnces
of hiE,seR and his brother, D. B. Brothsrtan, are
respectfully invited
Ga tie 9th Of september. 1874. In the county OF
New Kent, AADIA JANE WILLiNETI. 0auen
ter oi J. and n. L.. b. Clcpton, aged ysa
months and 10 days
Dearest JANE thou hast left IA
We thy loas naost do. ply feel;
BSt tis g I'D VT o hath ber~ft NJ,
He can ali our sorrowa hsal
On Sunday, tho 18th of September. 1859 In the
county OF New Kent, of dyptheris, WILLIAM
sYEVESTRss DAVIS, fon Of and u. l. b.
Clcpton. aged s ycArs months and tayG
Why God has 80 bereft N.
Ills not for us TO tell;
He gave he~ook BE will restore.
He dseIh all shpgs we'll.
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On - Richmond "

Once more tie Ye: k-e nation is evidently es-
seytcs al On 10 Richmond" mar b. Mcclellan,
who lsi seen the eIsphsnt thS. journey Of
ces,b" wa unwilling 10 go shout it with the
haste the aboli.ionis.s now IN indispensable to
mend sAsir fortunes and modify their fate fire. m
tAa - utter ruin He was ordred to so ahead;
- ~ reasons which he hiss not ys. made public
- wou,1 Tot. Abolitiondom determined At ones
spo. mis- Disgrace and he was dlssrsced. He was
~ even permit ted TO follow Pope to the Northern
ososria aud hyht tbs Iusiaas bat he was sent to
~ ~Jarsies' 80 pine in In setiorszd impo,ency.
Mcclellan having gone Of, his successor q. once
proceeds n, doubt to eai the cApers Aboitiondom
demands Of him. Es has bsen moving sbou, with
visw no doubt to ths lad s9sasabs advance
BIS plans net ys; fully developed to US here;
but take it for grsn.ad that the assuta military
eaiefsains which hsve hsfetofore f1iiei ADLER men
havs wached hinl ~.th their eagle eyes and Enow
By this pretty we'll WIS. he IL after che reported
withirsrsl from tas k.pp .hs11,ck front and TIE
advance upon Fred=Iio<Gburg resembles McGlsl-
lsos spring campaign aud it is not improbable taa.
the pending ton 10 Rithmond may be In great
6sgrss imitation Of .asr with the variation ,hat
thsr- sna be a combined land and liver attack upon
or def-Ie-s al Dr-wrys Bluff
Whatever be tbs p,sa # the new leader who is
the fourth TO undertake tae Hsrculssn tssk. there
ssn be little doubt tia. he means 20 end avor to
eishsr succeed lose ofcisl b. sd before Christ.
mss On OR side the enemy came, please US
better than by going saesd with the war. 1t Is
tie long and wasrying hours of insctoa il camp
that wears ca. the health AID spirit OF the brave
Confederate soldIar. LIT tie enemy come on with
his iovason. ard push his ooluInas % the attack
Re wi BE- raas spd, pm ting oar tris in God and
ou' gsoi Gauss, VS. will DEF a; rim. We esuuo,
bus teiive that tee General ~h his lent himself
10 tbs Abo 1t eaisal Of the tor;h. aud Undertakes
to pursue hs.r war OF rapine ana b.rbarlty in the
sFi..i Pleasing to them ia destined discern 1:urs
snd disx sad fJilow hi. Predecessors to the
Hsdee OF les. regulations and that even. will &c
Mastered just as La may CT ,os, to hasten his own
movements
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DRY GOODS AID CLOTHING At Ay0
IL TIoN-On WKDH1BDAY, - ~ hsaak
q our warehouso, oouAaaAiAG q 10 s'dosk ~
shall sell large and dasraSsS asDsgtasns DIN
Goods md Clothing. oaaaneiag a Rsa1 vuauk
u reasonable goeda II Ne aaDsgt0eas N i
found.
Rich dark Prints. hlaak ~ wAits Alsss.
Plaid md striped Linssys AA>ainAAa
Marinsrs' Stripes. Dlsssksl akth0 eteAaas
Red ard gray Hasnsls, hlAsk Alpasaa.
Striped Do@assios, heavy striped OGabasR
- md 81 f1i:a Z 49, oo.osy "a~
Linen, Gambia, and Os1toa HAndh1eGhiak
Cotton half Hosa
fenAAaSss Plains, negro xseseyA
Black patent Threads, 1lns oswiAoA
Spool oottons 6nspendars. 1AirtA aaA DsaWsA
Black 0nk Cravasa, Tias. Aaa oeaeA
Gloves, Hodasy, Ftns Tihs 0onAa.
White Kiss Oanhsie4 -
-ALSO,-
A largo invoice Of upseiss CLOTHING, ssnsiu
6sAtu. P;uah, and CaaaAmsrs Vss>a
Baask Cloth and Business Coats
Fine evsxeoats. boys' OlstAinG
Xerysy Pants, Ae1ksy Jackets,
LINEN BOaom SHIRTS,
With great varsity II 1ufnbhlns osoAs. SbS
Clothing VIII BE- exhiAfssA % ne ssssul Asoe q
We shaA also Offer e1r as1A aDaetnsos q msaS
woman's, and oandEsn's oAosa
-ALOO,c
90 balss 10 and ~ ssu1Isrl SAssunA
20 bales whits Cotton Wa61ng
noB KANT, PAINE 1 60. AnsGs.
VIII also be addsd-
To be sold at - o'clock,
Nasniassot vMVtT CAlPIFs, s.tssy
new, with Hags - match
llargs fAP1srkY 0ARS19. nsxk M,
Ans INGRAM OA4pDT.
noO K, =. 4 %.
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Tributes Of Respect.
CAMP NEAR WIECHEsrER
October 9th. o52 :
IL q called meeting Of the cAssrs Of ths 10Th
Virginia regiment Cspt Henry brown Co. q, be.
ing called 70 the chsh snd Ii John r. Bi.ir, 60 c.
appointed Secretary the following resolutions were
offered By 1t W. N. Wood 20. \, and unanimcusy
Sdcp cd:
Vae cas-, II has pleased Almighty God that our
eomraoe, 1t. u. ). eHEPbEkp, 90 b. 1s.h "a
Regt should fall Ia toe battle Of Boonsborc', Nd,
On this l4th september, 1869:
! kesot1sd, That what We bow With humble
suhclissioa the will Of our Creator, We dee nv
mourn The loss Of our friend.
3 Rss0irs6, That his country loses brave officer
and his fsi,ow-sSldiers u cherished companion.
:. RsssSed, That We tender cur heartfelt sym
pa hies 10 his beres-ed parents and friends
T. kssolrsl, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the Richmond Dispatch and
Lyachhnrg Republican. and = copy be sent to the
fahsr Of TIE deceased.
HxHRY BROWN, Capt Co. b.
18th VA Rsst, President
10Th Va. Rsgt, Secretary.
Again, In the inf orutable providence of God has
lois, ev disease, Of eur gallant Captain q. CASTOR
OTtY: Thersftre,
Rsstorsl, That while We bow subm issively to
that Divine wisdom which never errs yet We can
net withheld grief at the removal of one whose
constant aim was the promotion Of the efficiency
Of his command on the Geld and lis comfort and
weli5ains In ths camp.
Rsssised, That We with pleasure record our tes.
timony Of Lis untirinx energy In the performance
OF his duties az an ofhoer, Of his gslantry on the
field. his attsutiOn to the wants Of his command,
and bis social bearing towards all who sought his
pc1aoAoo.
Resolsa1 That In our humble opinion the army
Of the Confederate StStes has lest In the death OF
g GAsTON OTEY, one Of Its bravest and most
Ell ,ient ofiissrs, and This company one Of i:s best
friends.
Resslssd That We SympAthixe With the bsrsaved
mother wife and little ones Of the deceased and com
mend them, ons and all, to that indulgent Father
who wipes every tear from every eye, and csm-
forts ths widow and fatherlesy In al their dis
tresses.
Ksss.ssa, That these resolutions be rem. to the
friends Of thu deceased, and 10 the kiehaond and
Lynehburg papers for publication.
Lieut. ED UORV1LL,
Lieut.. JNO. B. LANGHORNE,
Sergt GEO. H LIBBY, }Oom.
Corp1 n NIVEu,
Private n. w. COX,
October :Orh 1854
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2itbrnnnh 9ispatct.


len WE 10At01W HhWosSW
sh,s gentleman, WHO was one II The Senators Of
~ Rsats tn the Coufs dsrste Senate died at bis
rvu.soss, IA Montgomery county last Sunday. He
vss aVoss my hine yssss old n the time OF his
s,sss, rpa had been Senator not quite year. He
w. me . dsss son Il the laso Governor Preston Of
virginia. and was educated a. Aampden Sidney
Oolises whore be graduated IN tie year leai.-
WHEN the University opsned In 1898 he was one
sncns thu nrst that ma.ricnlAted. It was there
yaas ne received the rudiments Of his leea! eduea
saoa In 1897 he came 10 the bar in bis naive
county and gradually rising to the head OF H. ne
praas.ssd with great success In that and the so,o
ing eeunties f5r many yesrs-n we are mol nn
..tsr .van "a IRA cav of lis death. kbou: the
~..r ,a,a ss "a elected 70 the lower horss Of the
Ynsin.. l.. eisia,ure. where he soon Squared sn
enVtsbl. r.pu ion ~ . isbatsr and q tboreuSa
nan Of s;oes He retired from the Legislature
sner tsw years to resume bic practice Al the bar,
-, va rsturned 30 ths State Senate again about
-, year 1870 Al that time he was already one
suosg tue rnos. prominent, men Of the State. ard
Ms rsputAton continuing 10 iocreass, he was made
. member OF his Osblnst by General Taylo' -
ppoa tho desth CT taa; l.mented CHIEF he retired
- private Ess he devoted Of lass years. great
port,oa OF his 20 the suhiA ct of internal i'm
provsras as. was believed TO possess as thorough
= know.edge OF the resources OF Vir inia IS any
man Ia the state. Ee Was elected TO the Senate
1ass winter.
Mr. Pr~ston was . man Of powerful natural I'm
Asusandns greatly inprov. d by culture and rain.
ing HI. INDUSTRY wss prsdisious. he shrunk
from no isbor which the duties OF any Of the nn
nsrous posts he lis. filed ca led OF him to under-
Aake II. ,.fs netting u haishsi which he took In
hand He bore moreover. an enviable character
for integrity, rsrsooal aud political. He was one
q the .,os. p,omin. ct members OF the cid Whlg
party ana, We suspect, was the as!ess nisn In the
Senate At the tins of lis death His private life
VA thss OF Al sasisbls aad estinsols citizen and
Nv nan hsd sr-asr psrs 'o-I f.!er6s.
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BY SEAnsF Z 8u1foas, Aao1o.,
TIfon.Froat BUILDING, Governor Stree

NXrRHaIVI SALE OF 2XOHAHaH HOTnL
IL TURNITURR AT AUJTION in soDse-
d1ence Of the great aif3culty IN procuring ade-
ausie supplies, the undersigned has determined 70
con tract his business, and 70 eoAne hinGsf 70 Ne
management Of the Ballard House only He WIN
therefore ssn At public auction, On TU10DAY, the
2sth day Of November, on the premises, the entire
FURN1TURK Of the Exchange HOTEL including
the largest and best assortment Of Hotel Kitchen,
Dining Room Chamber, sndP9ior Furniture to be
found In the South. OF eoHss the variety y K o
great to be enumerated n an advertisement. In
Kitchen Furniture wfn b sold Two largo Steam
Boilsrs one Steam 1ngins. and The usual asDoft.
ment of apparatus 70 conduct . l9fe hotel bud
meas In Dining Room Furniture wM b soi4 N
t~nsion and Oval Dining Tables, Table Cutlery,
OrockGry, and Glassware, . Large number Of Stoves,
Pipes, zine, 90; 0haks, Table Lanso, -, ~ In
Chamber Furniture WI 30 sold DursaaA WEd1ubes,
Hak and 6huek Hattse0ss; Rosewood, 0aAoGuRy,
and Walnut Bsdsssads, Washstanls, H.; 1aFoie.
top Tables, OeRpstA (n0y II tAsnaUUnoooy ssW NJ
but little ussd3 and . gzsa& variety a othR OAen-
ksc Furniture, TOO tedious 70 Do9ki0. b PRlOf
Furniture viii Be ssil slseaat 1vaeh-Dists Hin.
roFs dno Carpets, elegant 0G0 OAanaotu, ~ q
large stock Of Gu 11xturss; sleOans h0GA OAAa
Vases extra slse osfas, Divaas, 0hal1A HI Our
tatns a., -. In ~, The ntfo Furniture q the
hotel In every SsDaft0snt 10 a ~ w ~ md
finest description, md The lArgs anl u1ssosFvsd
sale Of 1t win ofse to hotel and AoussksspNs -
opportunity rarely - b met With. The 1le Wt1
commence on the morning Of the 90>A lAsk, sk 10
o'clock, and b continued rom day to DAY until
completed JNo. ?. BALLARD.
SAFE eonducted BY SvnsR BuRREss, Aus.
doneeGA - II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-19

DMINISTRA1RIX'S SALE OF PERSONAL
"A ASrArE, AID FARM FOR RENT.-Wnl
b sid, on TUESDAY, the "a day Of December.
1852, at the late residence Of Bernard Akin, de-
ceaAsd, on tina Verins rosd, shout miles below
Richmond, the stock OF HOAs1s, HULRS COWS.
apd HOGS. Among the Horses Is one very Ane
KoMlth Colt, three years old last spring The
Household and Kitshea Furniture, Farming Uten.
slla, and sxcsllant Wheat Machine; the crops Of
Corn, Fodder and Shueks; one excellent Carriage,
and two sets Of Harness, Wagon, Cart, DC. At
the same time viii be rented ont the Farm. Tbs
buildings In drst.rats order and about ons.haf
of the cleared land well In clover and L. very pro-
ductive. The soil Ii particularly adapted TO veg
etasles. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
EDMONIA H AKIN,
no l9-eodt This dds Admipistratxix.