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L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
IS s g5 54cans rs.tn supsrtu,.na.p,,.
}. p WILLARD,
J. B: FORD, Gen'l Agent, Wheeling. nh9l
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.
"a -
rNN- AND AFrER MONDAY, January 2Oth, lsd2
" Passenger Trains viii leave Bridgeport q III.
toEA, Sundays sxcepted:)
has NJ Mail Train. stopping At all stations, ar.
nTes A. Pitts6urEh Al 4:lO P. NJ, and
l05o0 F. u. Expires Train, stopping At all s,ntiOns
except Rush RIM and Beaver, arrives st
PifssSuEsh Al SOS A. II. aud Cleveland
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At 9s35 A NJ and 400 p NJ an
dTe At B[idgePort At tao P. NJ and 6:35 A. n.
Leave PtttsouEgh At ls40 a. NJ, aud l:4O P. NJ,
AEr1Es ~ BrtdEepUrt At 6rS5 A NJ, and go P. NJ
Connections are made as Follows,
NJ Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r. r. for IIarrfu
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, PhiIa.
C,.x,,,r, dttP31s, New York and Boston
duskyp Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
All points in the NORTH WEsT. Will,
Detroit steamers for Detroit Jackson
chicago and the SoRFa WEST. Will,
Cleveland Erie r. Il. for RrIe, Dun.
Kirk, buffalo aud Niagara Falla. With
cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati Tor
Cincinnati .
At Hudson with the C. 2. c. Il. R. for CuyahoRa
Falls, Akron, Millersburgh aud WOJs-
At Alliance With P. Fl. ". 4 G. R. R. for Canton.
AAssillOn. Wooster, Salem, Euon Co
luInbus, &c.
At steubsaVtlle with p {. G. LIRe and AT BE1IAIR
with Q. .. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE New.
ark, Columbus, Xeuia, Dayton Iu,li-
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
St Louis, ST. Joseph and all points
HtSt and SonIh West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SST6
Fare always As low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured At the once under the
MeLure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
Agent At Bridgeport station
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates To
any point Accessible by this road and Its connections
70 the East, North, West and NORTHWEST AZ ud5ee
under NJ Lure HOuse, or with Fl. Agent At Bridge
port Station. WA. d. TERRY. AGENT
Wheeling, va
JOHN CHAPMAN AGENT
in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. .sta F,lS
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NOTES.

Proposals. must be eaErythe mail with @ceIerfty,
certainty, and security using the terms OF the ln
and they must be guaranteed by two responSfl,ls
persons, certined toas such BY postmaster ~ lEa
No pay will be made for trips not performed, atd
TOT each u such omissions not expIBed
three times the pay OF the trip may be le1iuetsd
F9T 50 Tar behind time As to break connection
with depending mails, and not sufficiently eYcnsed
one fourth Of the compensation for the trip Il subject
70 forfeiture. Fines will be imposed unless ne d.
nqGsnCy be SatsfaetOrily explained for neClectinE
70 take the mail from or into past once; for suffer-
Ing TO be injured, destroyed. robbed or lost; and
Tor refusing after demand, To convey the mail As
frequently ~ the contractor runs or Is concerned In
running vehicles on the route The postmaster CEN
eEa may annul the contract for disdbeylng the most
once laws. or the Instructions Of the dsD1rfment
lie may alter the schedule, and also order nincreSSe
Of service by allowing therefor pro ratafncfeRse
ON the contract pay. He may also curtan or dscon-
nne the service In whole or in part, pro rata de-
crease OF pay allowing one mouths extra compensa.
ton Sn the amount Of service dispensed With Bids
should be addressed TO the Second Assistant Post
master General, suPerscEibed proposals for mail
service State OF Vtrgiuta, and sent by mai.
For forms ID proposal, &C., and other Information
Sc advertisement Of this date, In pamphlet FORM al
'hs PEIclPal PpAt otncess Z tA II. BkAIRsIt5J
IeoEA SCI Eb9NdGtsF General
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TRANSPORTATION.
q &R4975Esz.@5@
oRFIG l. O. ., Tn I3,I Z AoR :: %

n EsUMPTION OF business on THR BAi!TI-
IL MORE OHIO RAIL ROAD The Company
having thoroughly reconstructed the breaks In the
Iraek add bridges OF 'eir road, under Government
pTOtecion and having resumed their tonnage trans
pOrtattons will on and after Tuesday, the LIST April
run three p9Ssengvr trains as fOllOws-ths road be
Nail Train, viii leave Wheeling at ESQ p NJ BEN
WOOL ~ I0s2O r. NJ, arrive At Baltimore at r. NJ
Returning, leave Baltimore at $40 A. NJ, arrives
Wheelipg and Cumberland AccOmmodatIon Train
VII leave Wheeling AZ 1920 A. n. BenEuod at l05O
A. NJ arrive ~ Cumberland At PISS p NJ
N Wheeling AT $40 p. NJ
W. SMITH, Master TranspOrtatiun-
A. DIZZY.
J. p WILLARD
J. B. iORD, Gen'l Agent, Wheeling. nh3l
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UNITED. STATES MAILS.
ff't - ~ ~ T. Ia
PosF OFFICE DEPARTAtExT,

PosF OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
February & isa2.
PROPOSALS for conveying the malls Of The
United States from July /, 1861 10 JuiS 50, 1865,
on the following ronteS In the State Of Virginia,
pArtment until 10 M Of March 81 next to be do.
cided by April ~ following:
1895 Prom Big Lick to Harper's, On Franklin coun-
ty,) miles and back, once a week.
Leave Big Lick Thursday at m;z ;. -s.st
Arrive at Harpers by y ms
Leave HaEpsr's Thursday At / pm; 94
Arrive at Big Lick BY p m. II 80 :. .sir Sd
1857 Prom Bride Greek to Rye Valley, 20 miles aud
Leave Bride Greek Friday at sam; 9 -
Arrive Ct Rye Valley by IL nj iGEaiagF'
Leave Rye Valley Friday at PM
Arrive At Bride Greek Oy I'm. %
s6sS From BrovnstOWn, (south side KanAwha nv
eT,) to Falls of KAnaWha, Gazette couuty,)
q miles and back. once 4 week.
Leave BroWnstOWn Tuesday At pm;
Arrive At Falls Of KRnaN ha next day by IL m;
Leave Palls OF KanaWtEA Wednesday at 2 p m;
Arrive a BToEnstOWn next day by l pm.
1859 From Clintonvflle, by Maysyl1le, to FALLING
Spring, 81 miles and back. once a week.
Leave clintonville Tuesday at am;
Arrive at IAlllnS Spring by ~ pm:
Leave FALLING Spring "Wednesday ct am;
Arrive at Cliptonytlle by 21z N.
l64O Prom Janelew, by COokm Store and Johns.
town, to Romines Mills, II miles and back,
Arrive at ROmine's Mills by 3 y m.
Leave Romtns's Mills Tuesday att am;
Arrive at JAneieW by 12 m.
Dide for semi weekly service are invited
S64l From KanaWha c. H. by Briarport, to Pew
tona, IS miles and back, once v eek
Leave KRnaWhN G. II. Friday At 9 a m;
Arrive At reytona by Q pm;
LeaNe Peytona Thursday at q ms
Arrive At 6auaWha G. II. by pm. 4s@ss
4ste From Mouth of POca to Ransom's. ION the
l. Charleston and RaTonswOod turnpike road }
e miles and back, once week. >
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New Spring wall Paper.

JUST OPENED, q wary handsome Stock Of Fine
81 AID Common Wall Plpers. .EI 4
Ror sale cheap by JOSEPH GRAVES,
fSb96 iizi No. 50 lEonFOe st.
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I'm RECEIPT OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
II J sums, In Cash or PGsts0dace Stamps, the sub.
ScFiber viii send by return Of mall OF Otherwise, ~
e.-.L:..a % .L...-tn.inl. VIZ:
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MA YORS OFeTHE
Great Cities.

WYE, the undersigned Mayors, hsreby certify that
wv the Druggists, Apotheca!ies, and Ply aictans
Of Sur several cities have signed document Of a.
suranca TO rs that the remedies Of Dn. J. g. AYHR
co. Of Lowell, ayers SarSaPaEillly pills, Ague
medicines q great excellence, and worthy the con-
hdence Of the community. I.4T luu
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"AfrtCa is situated at the corner Of
Spruce ,aad Nassau streets, and is bounded
on the north by Greeley, on-the south by
Slavery, on the east by Sumner, and on
the west by Lovejoy"
avery true, my bright little fellow, = SAYS
the master; ''noW go back to your chaI-
ing"
"Yop see, friend HessiAu," says the mas
ter, turning to me, "hoR much superior
Southerners are, oven as children, to the
depraved Yankees. In ny teaching expe-
rience, have known scholars only si1
years old 70 play poker like the members
Of the church, and pupil of mine euchred
me once in ten minutes"
thanked him for his courtesy, and was
proceeding to the door, when observed
four boys in one corner, with their mouths
50 distorted that they seemed to have sub
sisted upon diet Of persimmons ali their
lives"
Venerable puudit, " says / in astOnish-
meet, "how came the faces of these OF
spring so deformed?
"Op says the master complaceutly,
''that class has been studying Carlyle's
"VAA1'
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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES,

Sc. SC. sc
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

4 TTENTiOa FOE lSl ELEVENTH. AvENUE.-I RE-
"A arge order for cast OH Clothing Carpets Fur
Riture kc and InGs have them Prices be obtained
For Six Dresses % 70 S3ei Costs q 70 siS
Pants -; other articles accordingly paid for by
calling sdde essng the original old, well known dealer
a HARRIS l64 Seventh avenue, between Twentyhrst and
Lad ATT hY Mira HnrfIa.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

A THE NEW STORE, NO. ia THIRD AVENUE THE
n highest prices paid lad,es and genemens cast
on Clohln FURNITURE Carpets &C., FER New Orleans mar.
kct. For Dresses 10 $50; Coats 81 TO &26 Pants 10
So Do forget address O. MISii, ia Third
Avenue Fourteenth street Ladies attended TO by Mrs.
MIN
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

AN EXTRA CHANCE. $4,000 WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted, for New Orleans. the undersigned
having the order He guarantees to the
following for each sreeFcr silk dresscs from
Also carpets jewely, iorni.ars 80 BIhe 81 highest s
by note j. Ana i02 Seventh avenue, between TWEEN
leh ana Tweaty Sst streets Ladies attended By Mrs. An.
Ao
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

ZooN UpcAtf rAs frNorED X, I0S U.EEcHEn
~ srssA ard psn " consulted daily 10 a M tf w.
on III aTsls Nf life; fever and seur cured ~ ali ss
eases ueet.4 tcrgaepial klteY write,
The New York herald., 1862-09-03


$500 REWARD
The subserbers during Sunday, August
d. and quantity OF Sewing silk and other Goods carried
The Servings taken from the cases the empty
N The store.
All rolled M Ia mink Paper bundles of
hall aeh part OF IL With tue brand gold letters,
other BRANDS principally In rcd letters Two OF the brands
bal red liable pasted around the bundle, with sgnatur.
Il; the other had label There taieH
Gees stirred Fottard Silks.
Toe aborc reward viii NJ paid FOR the whole in rTenor
sion Tor any part oi H. T. Is. ARNOLD
81 warren street.
OF REwARp--FOR A LARGE RECEIPT Doox,
fh. reward will he paid ne Office OF the 1nsiituei
leaving the book with clerk at ths, place.
a. r REWkRD.--LOST SEPTEMBER /, BETWEEN
sCD Tw eniy lith and Forty fourth stieeta Bullock,
with Of knife bctwc the hin and Tamp,
sigil, SIDE y. q. PURpl Az frst sv rp-.
OK REwaRD.--LosT. A BLACK THREAD LACR
ss1 Veil Tho 23ih OF August e hcT In Cent al Pnrk or
hofTc Sixth that left about u. NJ. The
wsri wall DO paid leaving The Yell ~ ~ Wcst Twenty
Nth street.
deI n REWARD-TAEEN on DRfFTED AWAY, ONE
sglU ~ working Beat with Oars, Alchor snf Ssi;
painted wbe rcd and blue from Bay View House.
gust Any rerson returning he win The
ward.
OF x REwARD.-LOsT, A sEwFOUNDLAyD DOG
solC all black, only within SPOT on his breast
9. WORKMAN, ~ Warren street.
sDsJUFuiion aud Water streets Book 3x sil5 In
Ircaiy notes. am man; ~ u all the money am
worth. Cal address Bernard Y. ponnelly Is Lnaing
con aveHne, and receive the above reward
The New York herald., 1862-09-03
olOgzlINo.

BETTER cHANcE.-s~ooo WORTH OF CAST OFF
Ah Cisthpg wanted, within . month, for New Orleans.
Ladies' gentlemen having any the above to dose Of
ssn receive the foliowing pricssfrom Ye o w g iqs s.
Also shawa ck csrpets Funi.ure the highss prices @
txsh avenue near eighteenth street. Ladies sended by
Mrs Mntz Please remember The original D. hntz ~
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

At THE OLDEST STAND lA SEVENTH AVENUE,
IA ladies' Gentlemen guaranteed ~ obtain the to!
lewing prices or their cast or wearing apparel $40
10 - for Pants, also Carpets Furniture ssery 6c note
b, post punctia ~ attended 20 by EzEKTeES A Seventh
avenue. Ladies' attended by Nrs Il.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

TNARMs.--A FARM OF IS ACRES, FREE AND CLEA
for sale or exchange for city Brooklyn progeny one
of - OF 90 of ~ Ho aud
four Lots in enye exchsne for boots and Shoes Ap
ply {, r. ZEGLIO, II Centre street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

JrANTFD-A THOROUGH BRED BLACK AND TAN
w Terrier Slut be cIesn and se imbea; weight
from four 70 ss oInis Address aiog rrc, b., u. D.
boz 40 lierald OltJs.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

EOR sALE-AT GLEN CovE-A COUNTRY sEAT,
IL comprising twenty OF first quality land sur.
BY handsome Residences in the vicinity schools
churches village privileges aud good sosey very desirable
place summer residence. Price
teyms easy. w. q. GODDARD, "a Pine street
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LADIES AND
"A Gentlemen Wanted lot Of cas-. on Clothing Carpets
and Furniture best price in the city
fer tho above named articles By calling or adre ssng "a
M Abraham 213 Seventh avenue between Twenty hllh and
Tweny-slxh streets Ladies attended by Mrs. A.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

L1OR sALE-A THREE STORY HIGH sTooP HOUSE
in rnry.lrs, street. between Fourth and lexington
avenues, In frs. order Price $500 5000 can re-
main mortgage. For permits apply N
w. II. DELANCEY, JR, 8 Pine street. room 81.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

cog 0D1 PARTNER WANTED, IN A SAFE
VZC.vOU. well cstshishci aed very lucrative bu .
pess; VIII bear fhe eiosest esanin ,tiou To satisfactory
perry vriy liberal si.nngavcpt wil he made. Rezpces
tsdousinf ~VfDWiCk WOOD, 81 Nassau street.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-12

Upon the receipt of which, the I'm der
signed will issue the following certificate
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-12
Office Senl:-N cekiv News.
LITd0V. .S.ptcmLcr l2N. ~62.

Fft10N, N.5r"Wh"r l2ih. >62. !
NichInond. sept "A coum,lnica-
ton from the President. transmitting
copies Of dispatches from Gen. Lee.
was read IN both hou>cS Of Congress
to-day. The President SAYS: From
these dispatches it Will b" seen that
God has again extended his shield
over our patriotic ARM, and has bic~-
Sed the cause Of the Couf"dcracv-
with a signal victory, on the field al
read y rendered immortal by the gal
liant achievements Of oar troops. Foo
much praise c!nnot ht bestowed on
, the skill ANA daring OF Thr command
ing generals who cnncrived, or the
vaIor and hardihood Of the troops
who executed the brilliau, movement,
who's" result is now communicated.
Chattanooga sept lily private
information to the Rebel. from VIM
chester. i is absolutely certain that
Buck : entire force Is beyond Muir
rrcr-boro. \ Yankee couric, taken
in North Alabama. had dispatches
from Er,rlI 10 Rozencrantz. urging
til" latter to join him 1T Nashville.
with Great unsSihle spccd.
vhr whole of middle Tan,..:sna !,
in = blaze and urrnariuo 70 i,in thr
Confederate arInv IIev hive srf-
t;.r.d ~rra,lv from Yankee occr,,auc>-
of their country, and swear vcn~eance
against them. Let all the refugees
from middle Tennessee now come
home.
Yankee r,rnorS say that Louisville
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-12
When the Confederates


reached Covington and Newport,
Gen Smith demanded the surrender
Of both places. which was complied
with. He had taken possession on
Friday morning at 1890 am. a flag
of truce was sent across the river and
the surrender Of Cincinnati demand
ed-two hours being allowed the
| authorities to comply in. The Mayor
asked four hours, which was granted.
Gen. Smith, in response to inquiries,
informed the citizens that private
property would be respected but all
United States property must be de-
liTered up.
Richmond, Aug 5-The President
has issued Il proclamation setting
apart Thursday, the 18th inst, as a
day Of prayer and thanksgiving to
Almighty God for His great mercies
Vouchsated to our people, and more
especially for the triumph OF our arms
at Richmond and Manassas.
The Examiner of the 4th says Gen
Ewesl is doing we'll. Pope is woun-
ded in the thigh. Sicllles is certain
" Nited. 1t IS oelieVed we capt"r-
ed eighty pieces Of cannon.
ne l'y !lehpofS hel'"pi'can says
II Is Thought our loss III ,oatn'uay ;
oa''ie wa A''o'o' u WHICH 'ooo
"tir hihe"'
Chattanooga, 4th--Arrivals from
" ''c''tS 'tr' lem Go'l''r'n the f"1
NOR OF inc eueiai e'acutloh Oh
iiuItSE!l1e' ,,v
Iiarf'Soi'h'irS' oept. - ne iro-
Fost HafSi'"l ut Ne" Market writes
To-Day ''l"' me lahkees e'acn;''eo
Manchester night before last bum
'l'S al t"etr stores, an" Do" ing up
the margarine, W" near from the
sam" source jli;tL tAc iate baltimore
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Confederate Bonds
salateai.

F1TiE undersigned VIII purchase a few
i Thousand dollars IN Confederate bond )
ii offered im.uriiacciv
s.ptl2-it JONAS robson.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-12
Confederate Bonds

NANTED-i,nmc For which
w highest price will be paid, by
A. B. LEVISEE,
sept12-tf Shreveport. La.
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Man. field Female College
DESOTo PARISH, LA.

DESOTO PARISH, la.
TINIlE Fall session of this institution for
Il the present year, will open the first
day of October, with ample arrangements
i'll every department. Parents may rest as
surcd that every reasonable etior. will be
made to promote the comfort and progress
OF their daughters. For terms sc.
Address. ClIAS Il. STUART,
President,
Aug. 29-:,w Mansfield. La.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-12
Important Notice.

YNHE undersigned, duly commissioned is
l. now prepared to purchase and receive
-bales cotton, Tor account of the Co.
vcrn,nent, payable in its Bonds bearing
eight per cent interest irou: date, ia sums OF
500, 800, $1,000.
The article must of necessity be IL ,Iler-
charitable order, well bule.i, lninc,lmbcred
we'll protected from the elements. not less
than twenty bales on one plantation, and
not imme ,.;ateiy exposed to the c,lc,ny
The prices piN dcpend upoa the n,ore or
less proximity to marhet, and upon tie anorc
or less exposure to Me enemy.
The form ni Il Bill Of Sale. which is to be
signed in Dmple0ts. is as follows:
- Interchangeable weight - n
- S.; State Of: County OF Par
ish of -; +. .. aud date ut:---''
The undersigned having sold to the
Confederate States Of America. and received
the value of the same in Bonds, til. recent
whereof is hereby acknow LEGGED - bales
Cotton. marked numbered and clts,C,i as in
:hc margin. which is now ,cposirci Ut -
hereby a-rreS to take duo - OF saii cot
ton whilst on his plantation, Ald to deliver
the same nj his ON II expense. at--!n the
State of - to the order OF the Secretary Of
the Ireasurv. or his agents or,heir ass en>. y
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-12
800 Acres al and.

IN Johnson county, five miles from the
/ county seat. Buchanan; 100 acres III
cultivation; good dwellings, and out houses:
fine spring and timber, will be sold or rX-
changed for negroes.
Address +. w. Runaway. Lebanon II
miles west o; Mckinney. Collin County,
Texas. Scpt&-3:
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-12

NOtiCe.-Thc creditors of tile sue
cession Of john Lnr.uicr. deceased VIII pre-
sent their claims to \ b. Levi>cc my attor-
ucy, Tor the succession
MARY SILNEY,
iuIy2G. 2u Administrative
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03
Nomination ~ II 0hONcY.

The Convention in tho. Sd District
soted foolish, very foolish. 10y push,n .
Ashoney forward a. candid ate lot
Couxres.. lie coali not represent tne
Democracy. Tncre i Just As much
:serence between his views aud the
Dcnocr.,ic piattoim, AS there is be-
rwSen the Views Df J. b Gunnell AMI
,ae democrat pa torn.
We never dad take much sock ia
such radicals Il, Henry Ward Beccher,
~ss. 3 Howell aud Denis Maloncy,an
III such tines as th So particularly,
nnouih such men take back seats in tn :
congregation. OtumWa Mercury.
The masses of toe democracy OF
Iowa entertain the same sentiments as
expressed above, upon the pro, r,e,y Of
nominating NJ. Msuorcy. 1t was .
~rosy step, aud in every way ,n,mical
IA .be interests Of the Democracy il the
ssnlfog campo gn. Ne trust that .
i.ssy sense Vt duty to the democr ATTIC
party will induce Mr.. Mauouey TO send
10 Me decl'nasion At once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-03
kEFERkE,S SALE.
kEFERkE'S SALE.
sami G. Young In Scot. O. unity, Dis
~. trict Court.
Nathaniel Ferguson ct vi Partition.

". tsict Court
N.thanis, Ferguson ct vi Partition.
The undersigned keferess in this Gaze have
been ordered BY the said District Court, 1t the
August tenn tn EFF D. 1852, to sell tho cal
estate hereinafter described to-~it. Ten (lQ)
acres IF land Of Of the end OF lot one u Of
fractional section twenty five (25) in township
seventy-eight (78, north o, range three 81 east
o, the nth H., as follows vis: Commencing Ut
the south wet corner Of Il nd sold BY A. e. Full
ton to sal Lambrite, by eed dated May LIST, le55,
and June 5h, 1857. at . stake and stone on the
north limo OF Antoine LeClsire's reserve. thence
Forth on the west line Of said Lambrite's land.
5li feet to south liue Of Locust stree, sheAce
west far enou h to make ten 10Y acrcs Of land by
rum ny thence south Sic u iss 10 said reserve,
land conveyed by loms. Yarwod to The aid
IL whr,te ~ beed lated the 18th Of sept, mber,
1855, and recorded in book @" OF Deeds 1t ..xge
81. Also + . east City and sixsy-two hundred BIS,
(hO63l aero Of tue south vest quarter * Of
s. c'ion number fourteen II in ~nshi. nulpber
Of the Str r. n Wis: The sane sraes d land
conveyed BY Nathan 81 Squres 70 Strung 8arnell,
By deed dated 23th November. A. D.. 1s5A,aod -.
corded december list. 1854. il bosk IN" 81 Useds
It psgs number Is, b ing all sstasted ID the
county of scott and >,ate Of lows .wbeseapoa. -
tics IS hereby given thss rster, - aforesaid
~iIl On Saturday. the 9Th dsy d.. tobs-, A. y.
1869. .. two O'Clock. p. ~. OF said day, u the
,onrt House doar, . the city Of n.vsnpsrtexPpss
= o6sr foe rale the foregoing Described propsy-
81 in Larca,s and tracts, 70 su,t puIoha.ere and
be, We will then and taaee receive bid, fos the
~ ., payable in cash In hsna, anl We Wilt also
:s:s 5, ss % e. e. .:s ;";
~ia b cola TO thp iiels<s bidder, tbe se;d rsfsl:
- ssss Wing 10 tns2s.ssss The Sebt ScsatSspt
shs eesh bidear me tias 4dd1 TAS eoa1Ls u -
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