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PL A STE RING.

nc suoscrlpers VIII be prepared
TO do plastering, and all other kinds Of Maso,
work the coming season. One OF them will al.
ways be found at the New Court House.
EDWARD GODDEN
Upton, Jan 30, SO. t5yl} THOMAS GODpEN
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THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,

PREFARED from an improved recipe by tbs PIeolE~d v
Of the -Brother John athan POLISH 10 cert ".,e.
aiithe leading New York Furniture Dealers ana
or'ss MAKERS to be the best in the world Tor "a .,
scrMehes, Marks, and Dirt. and restoring NJ M
lasting gloss to. all kinds If Vanished wol., ,hS
vvnrhhnre 70 Leather 1t Is cheaper and oeaniiea<
vva.h'sh' dries Immediately, and IL easily app,rf
with piece Of Canton FiarpeI and = bottle os'.A
'his New FurRhure Polish. n housekecpef 60" sstp
magic In the furniture Of the house ana .rycH
looking like new. Now is the time to ''shiDe " No.
tables. chairs desks, pianos picture frames,
stc., and make them look 50 per cent. hetes ,ltT
rue economy. For sale hv furniture deaien Nj,
Keepers generally. Price . and - cents ~; m
pot. No. !, Spruce street, New YORK. Ssop q.
"aHfed. Address, Boz 1919, New iork' ~
The Housekeeper's New Furniture Polish
here by
Upton. july 10, 1862.
GILT MOULDINGO .,,.ya
oR Picture Framing: iarRs - no"
/ patterns, At the one price FaIn.s
Of = g. p. STEIN, Muscatine, low"
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christmas New Years Presc nj (!
ANTONIO vERCIA,
Barber and Hair-Dress.-

iAs opened BARBER SHOP in linton. and l..
xc "Ipa,ea 10 shave, Cut and Dress Hair, sh,mno"
s,,i.,I 'hvexperence he feels confident of ai;n,
Ah,. "" "'se him a call--Ist door Sontb r. ,hs
Aareh House Shop closed ats A. NJ on sunao o. the
=. N.n.-ne isalso prepared to do WHITEW ns1I1n,
IN the most approved manner rn,.no, "INu
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ILLUSTRA TED.
One oot,, large l2mo. Price, sl,25

The critics and the public ht pred.ctng that
this Will surpass, in graphic narrative. exciting int
est ana extensive popularity, all other histories Of the
ar Tor the Union It's theme will be the heroic daring
1aeht suffering, and hair breadth escapes, of SOL
ders and its incidents will form the theme CONVEX
saton al lnnumerabIe fresdes for years come. It
VIII contain in addition to it. rring details the phil
osof'cal Analysis Of the Causes Of the War, by JONI
Lofhhor Motley. H. L. D.. author Of The Rise OF
the Dutch Republic, etc. the dates Of all the import
ant eTentsfrom the John Brown raid and an accurate
and revised account Of the principal battles with en-
cravings.
ohe-third the proceeds of all subscriptions sent d.
rect 70 US VIII he given for the Relief Of Disabled Sol,
"efs ana al persons VII wisha copy Of the work and
also 10 dement, the soldiers should send their name and
address al once Also, any officer private. or person
IN any section OF the country, having know ledge Of a
US an account Of it.
BOOKSELLER, Postmasters, aud Canva.sing Agents.
VIII be furnished with subscription Prospectus,
applicat on to the Publishers.
II ? Ahbe-aieomm,sstong iren to soldier, ds.ir,ng
to act ~ agents IN taxing sn6seriptions.
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aSfeeHeh'
Horace Waters NleIodeou>.
rosewood Cases, Tuned to Equal Tempe ""en'
withthe patent Divided Swell and Solo stop.
10 49, 'e:''' '@' ctoF, 60
:. - - n,,,o stvl. FtoF, 100
:. 50 FtoF, Io5
:. O., two stonsand two sets ofreed., $50
IS two stops. two sets Of r. eds, and
two banks Of keys. soo
s-5oc,aye Orran Meiodeons. two banks Of
keys. pedal bass, and six stops, EGO, 21S. 800
These Melode ons remain in tune long time. Each
Melodeon warranted for three years
The Alexandra Organ
Is arcca instrument ng in power and COM
Pass to the ordinary l6 feet pipe Organ. All VINO nave
any knowledge Of the Piano can perform upon the m
strument without difficulty. the key board being the
same that Of the Piano. In size - rom TO ia
feet high, and from -, to 4fee wide 10 elegant IN
form snd solid in construction ~ - more ea,S re-
arkable advantage Of seldom II ever getting OUT Of
tune. .o,
In rosewood cases, S stops, 500
:. :: . :. a as
The same size larger. 800
The same, in finer case, Ieo
The same in rich rosewood case. 3!O
ll2astsasqae VIII pxfitssear:..on' s,o
She same in amer case. .aa sa.s.sEz.s $50
The same in rich rosewood case, 425
liberal dissou to cash customers during the war,
and extra discount 10 Ciersymen. Churches, Sab
bath schools, Lodges, Seminaries and teachers The
Trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. A-ent,
No. isl Broadway, New York.
TIE PATRIOTIC SONG BONK-l5 600 copies issu-
ed in four weeks. A superior collection of choice
Tunes and Hymns written and composed forthe times,
to be sung during the war by the uprising millions Of
mel women and children. who stand by the fas Of
country and despse traitors 1t contains "a pages of
Songs Duets and Choruses both sacred and secular.
Among the number the following popular songs
The Star Spangled Banner. The Flag OF our Union For
ever, Where Liberty Dwells There is my Country. God
Speed the Right, My Country IT'S OF Thee Our Flag
There, Flag Of the Nation. Care for Them Tendery
Thy Country Calls Thee. The Christian Hero. Columbia
the Of the Ocean. Freemen's Gathering, &c Also,
Bible Accom-, Of the Great Slaughter Of Traitors in the
days Of King G-hosipha All for 10 cents. or SC per
hundred. Just published by
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. 43I Broadway, New York.
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

NNW MI. IsTIWT TSe
InE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish to
ell who want his we'ltried and approv we'd CORN
CULTlNATORS, SHOVEL PLOWS, STRAW
CUTTER HARRoWS, Road scrapers, etc. lie
10 also ready to effect and warrant q cure OF all
ho0thonnd horses S. ?. DANIELS.
TiI' on January 22l, lsGl.an
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Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
rINliE partnership heretofore existing between
l. Messrs. BowERsoCK, MAHFrII. and SM1ru
Merchants, at Spring dae, is dissolved by mutual
consent: MAHFULI and SMITH retiring The A.
fairs Of the late firm will be settled hv
JESSE BOWERSOCK.
Springdalc Iowa, April 18th, 1862.
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Something for the Times!
A Necessity in every Household!
JOHNS 4 CROSLEY'S d,
fncrican Cement Glue.
THE STRONG EST GLUE in THE WORLD!
THE CHEAPEST GLUE IN THE WORLD
THE MOST DURABLE GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THEONI.f RELfAt,LE GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THE BEST GLUE IN THE WORLD
american Cement Glue
I. the only article Of the kind ever produced
which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER!
IT WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
1T WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend your Harness, Straps, Belts, Boots, &c.
1T WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces OF that expensive Cut Glass Bottle
IT WILL MEND IVORY,
Don't throw away that broken Ivory Fan, is easily
repaired.
IT WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups and saucers can be made as
good as new.
IT WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out of your Marble Mantle be
put on as strong as ever.
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter If that broken Pitcher did not cost but
shilling, shilling saved IS a shilling earned.
1T WILL MEND ALABASTEK,
That costly Alabaster Vase Is broken and you can I
match it, mend it, it will never show when put together.
1t will Mend Bone, Coral, Lava, and In
fact every thing but Metals.
Any article Cemented with AMERICAN CEMENT
I GLUE will not show where it Is mended.
/ EXTRACTS.
Every housekeeper should have supply OF
johns Crosleys American Cement Glue. -
1T is so convenient to have in the house,
Nsc York Erlress.
1T is always rca6y; this commcnds it to eve
ry body ."-Nac York independent
I'VE have tried it. and find it as useful in our
house as water wilkes Spirit ofMe Times.
ECONOMY Is WEALTH.
$40 per year saved in every family by one bottle of
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
/ Price IS Cents per Bottle.
Price 70 cents per Bottle.
Pricc Is cents per Bottle.
Price IS cents per Bottle!
} Price Is cents per Bottle
Price p cents per Bottle!
Very liberal reductions TO wholesale dealers
Terms cash
fs-For sale by all druggists and storekccpcr.
generally throu chout the country.
JOHNS 4 CROSLEY,
Loole Manuia.turcrs
- WILLIAM STREET,
corner Of Liberty Street, NEW YORK.
vSnlsyl
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Iron Frame f'iHnc>,

are Justly pfonou need by Press and Music Masters
70 be perior strumens They are built Of bel
and most .hutosgh,y seasoned materials, and VII vii
nd mellow; the touch elastci Each Piano warranted
for three years. Price from saoo to $780, Second
hand Pianos grea. bargains, 5A ocss.ss S:5 to sio
oetayes 500 10 $50; 7octares, SIS to 2e5 Sscohd-
hand MeIodeons from go to &c. Monthly payments
received for Pianos Meodeons, or Alexander Organs
Also for rent, and rent allowed II purchased IS per
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SCHOLARSHIPS CAN BE PURCHASED AT
- either point and good Al all Colleges
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embraces Donhle ard Single Entry Book Keeping
commercial Computations. Commercial Law, penman-
shiP' Business Correspondence, Partnership sen,i-
merts, etc.
DEPARTMENT OF BOOK KEEPING
And Accounts. organized nd conducted the Count
tnr-roVm - ST the halls Of study being fitted up
with appropriate counters, desks, in real busi
and the student introduced at to the pract
cal work tngs and routine of Banks Commission Hous
es, Railroad Offices, and Counting Rooms generally.
PRACTICAL TEXT BOOKS.
The teaching in the Book Keeping Department is
mostly from written manuscript forms, with oral in
struci1ns lectures and blackboard elucdations in ad
tinn to which. in order to make the Collegiate
thorough and efectual as possible, the following
text hook have been prepared:
BRYANT Il STATIONS BOOK KEEPING, IL
THREE EDITIONS.
!. Primary Edition. for Common Schools, 1872 pages
Price -
.. High school Edition, for high Schools and Acad
emies. ZIG pages. Price. si,75.
g. Counting Hease Edition, for Accountants and
business Men. $50 pages
Published Ivy Ivtson. Phinney. Il Co.. A. 80 Walk
! street, New York.
RYANT & STATIONS COMMERCIAL CALcr.
LATIONS.
! For Accountants, Business Men, High Schools ant
! Academies. 332 pages. Price sl,25.
! Published by b. Appleton, ALB d AS Broadway. New
York.
spENCERIAN SYSTEM OF rENMANsHIP,
In series Of nine books. by II. p. SPENCER.
College rooms open day and evening. No vacations
r. FOR catalogues, circulars, and information o
any kind, call at the college address
BRYANT sTRATToN.
, Chicago. Illinois.
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PROF. l.. MiLLER'S
HAZE. Akds(e1sAIOE :

= \ IN TN MN ITnVI.I-, Al CDNInI
-. 49,. 80. "
! 40 III ~t''i'iN'f tlfAl EAih To IT'S oflplna
sruinr WITHOUT dyeing, ami I!eyeutiug the hair
trp,u piur arav
tFtt.PgEt EXITING BAIDEE~S and curipg i,
- .... '"S ~
""eh '', !" '"' 'o'''' f'' ~ Vi 'i''''t. VI
t'tPHt+tlAc energy r. naming.
ftf lsth'' INH ~ lht AND DANDRiFF,
aud all eutaHsuH@ affections Of the SCALP
FOR BIZ AI'TlFNiNt, THE 1 AIR impa,tin, To
II an l.1lrauatlri Gloss and lriiliaurr maj inn
:. -, 49, - ~ "t'''hR
''' """ ,'''' ~ ''@ ''A'ule "hu causing II
/" '+Il F'aJIE.
q ''' ' ''5' 'ti1o'5' ana '"e lhcreaHn1 demand t'r
u "ne1H'l"a Tr"}a4'ip". convince the proprietor
IN" az" ~ ""! : only necessary t" satisfy 4 dis
',El2 l"h"t 81 ~ superior quantities over any
"u'1 lf'I'fAi,'1 a" present IA use 1t cieanses the
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Soldiers Pay and Bounty,

soldiers Pay and Bounty.
'I>iiE undersigned give notice that they have
1 made ARRANGEMENTS VITA responsible agents
IN Washington City. ID {. Through whom they
can obtain borNTN, BACK Pay. and Pensions,
tor Soldiers, and all other jG<t claim, against
tn" government, with promptnrsS end dispatch
III per. us ;u'r;c,,cd in such CLAIMS will do
we'll to give II calf.
PlAIT & SlICE2.
h-'"i AtEs at Law. Upton, Iowa.
Tailoring
I "utLD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
/ = lirtou and vicinity. that have commcn.
&c" tue Tailoring business. and am prepared t.
mtM' clothing in the most fashionable sly !e and
on short notice. Charges to suit the times.
shop IN The Postofhce building.
Nm. ELLIOTT.
1'pton Iowa. Ma 9Th 1872.
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HO FOR WILTON.
2S&

'hE SUBSCRIBER WILL RUN A HACK
DAILY FROM Upton TO WILTON
mail nd 'a.k. Having contracted to carry a daily
h"n.s a. ~ Tow rate and having good team, hs
n,cva ''oe''ea good share Of patronage.
JOSEPH WALTERS
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Alexander Organs, a....
sheet Mnsis, Music Besks, yxssie .HsrsAssdist, and
sHkiady ~ yHscies! fsstramsats. 81 rae P''-
,a>uE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
l. O-srarung
rs,..x ts..,,.c pin ur>s.
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Tailoring

FIFTY DOLLARS.
IIANiNG completed and occupied orr rrea,
iirc-Proot Mannfactory-the most perfect
machine shop in the word-we have sirnaIized
the event hy producing new Family sewing
Mac rhine containing THE latest improvements. at
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLdR.St
Ibis great reduction will leave the pubic
NlthoNt tndUc"mcHt or excuse FOR bnyinr any OF
the Inferior machin which infringe our hat
ehts. Competition will hcncefprth become i'm
p"sr'he. very large reduction has been ED.,le
IN the prices Of all Of
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VIM. b. HURD l. CO., New YORK;
by ' ''
Upton, July 70, 1869.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06

They are burning corn for fuel
n Logan county, Illinois. 0s.1'
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Wise anu qttet6isr.


= A gentleman who was i'll of
low nervous fever, accompanied
by fits Of mental alteration, would
lie ia his bed; with his eyes fixed
upon, the opposite wall,
continually muttering to himself
s'Fourteen up, 7thirty-three across
IF ourte en- up .thii.tlyl-tthree
across.p r Notwithstanding tn e.
best medical adyice,i and every
other effort that was made for his
recovery, he still continued to lie
in the same dreamy state, uttering
the same words. At length 1T
struck the physician that the in
cessant reiteration of these words
| must be connected with some inn
age presented to the mind through
the eye. And it further occur
fred to him that the paper of the
room might afford a solution.--
The pattern of the paper consisted
of lozenge-shaped figures, which
! followed each other at regular In
tervals. On counting these the
! physician found that the number
Iexactly tailed with the patients
ceaseless refrain, namely, fourteen
lozenges from the floor to the cell
ling, and thirty-three from one end
jof the room to. the other Acting
|upon this discovery he Immediate
| ty ordered the remoValof the pa
| tient -anotherroom, where the
'lpaper was of a totally different
pattern. This was doneAwhile
l5he patient was asleep and when
ne awoke he commenced mechani-
Ically with Fourteen but sud-
lenly stopped, looked puzzled, and
jthen smiled. From that moment
he never uttered the old burden,
his recovery came gradually and
SLOWLY, and he finally became con-
valescent. This gentleman used
afterwards to relate, that he had
an indistinct recollection of GER
} tain figures which commenced with
: 1.-THE lozenge form,. but afterwards
; assumed variety of shapes and
colors never, however, losing the
: identity of number, namely, four
: |teen up and thirty-three across,
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CLARK { FULLtR's
OIL
! CLARK. GREGORY 4 co..
Sole Proprieters,

Z II E,S
4 Headache, Earache, TOothache, i'm three
minutes; Rheum .tism., Coughs, Neuralgia,
Colds. Erysifeais, Brnnchitis. DsSpeps'a,
Collie, Cramps. lnhameds Eyes. Chronic Sole
Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts. Burns, Bruises.
Spraihs, Chspped Hands Piles. Uirers, Diar-
rh9a. Bunions, Corns, Frosted Feet. Deafness,
Old Sores. Sore Breast, Sore Nipples. Scald-
Head, Ringworms; letter, Snake Bites, Spidei
Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites. The uorid IS
challenged for ats equal for Scalds ana Burns
rlt cures Scratches on horses, Sore Ewes or
horses, Sprains. Swinney. Poll Evil. Fistuia
sadileraud harness Calls. fresh Wounds OF
Swellings, and is the best known remedy to
apply to tender-feoted horses from foun''er--
take up the feet and battle well about the frog
of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases on
man or beast ISliJIJ 10 I5I JCn
No medicine can;cure in all eases, bnt We
lean show more real proof Of the virtue Of
'AMBRosIAL OH in its healing properties from
responsible men, who are above being bought,
than can Reproduced for any other medicine
We. do not assert cure for every ,malady
to which the human family are subject. bur
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Raspberrtes and BlacLberri;es.

Raspberries and Blackberies.-
These should be planted in rows,
six feet apart each way. At each
Springpruning all the oldcanes that
bore fruit the previous year Should
be cut out, and also all the new
canes except three Of the strongest,
which should be left to bear fruit
the coming season. These canes
must be supported, to keep them
from trailing on the ground. ! For
a small plat a low frame may be
made along each side Of the rows,
by setting light posts eight to ten
feet apart and mailing narrow
strips of boards along them about
two feet from the ground. Where
they are planted more extensively,
a strong stake should be nlaeed be.
side each plant, towhich the canes
should be tiedy . Il wqsa,
81 - =. - > -
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farnf ans 6atnsn..
SAVING MANUREs.

SAVING .MANCRES. -
l commence cleaning out, my
stables, once in two weeks, of all
the straw and litter, and piling up.
Then I have more dry straws orlI
leaves thrown in my stalls again,
Immediately, covering theue foorl
thoroughly Herewith. If ! have
not straw, T procure leaves, which
supply the place tolerahlyYwell.-
l also cover over my steer lots
with thick Goat of stalks or
both, and every wet spell t'hare
a fresh coat of litter thrown in,
then about the last of March or
the first of April, l have it hauled
out. fl have enough, / scatter
itbroadcast, if not, put it in the
hill. l proceeded in this way,
pretty much all the time while !
remained in Virginia. Then 1
came to Tennessee, under the be:
lief that / ought togstal make
manurcss and / raised o crop of
corn here, instead therefore, of
Q 81
burning them as, was the custom
here then, | concluded that would
never do; so 1 had the corn stalks
gathered up and thrown into my
cow-pens for the. purpose of ma
king manure. The first year | did
so, my neighbor, Capt. Wood
came. oyer to my house and saw
the corn stalks in my pens and
said he would come over some
dark night, and make a great fire
out of them, $50 foreign was the
IDEAL I commenced hauling W
my stalks, in February and March:
while [ am cleaning up my1and,
and throw them in my pens lei
them lay there until the 10th OF
18th, Of July, then | take my
mule wagon and OK cart and haui
the manure in my fields; | then
take the common wood frame, and
fill the bottom and sides with loose
planks, made as high as necessary;
| take out two of the side planks.
so IS to expe dite The work of U, un.
loading. l have just h an q s
enough employed to keep one wag.
on or,cart loaded, while the Other
is gones Then ! let the manure
lay there until a few weeks before
Christmas then take a hand
barrow and scatter themariure right
down in the middle Of the rows
take a twao-horse plough and cove
it up. This manure is to be haul
ed out on wheat, oats or wee(
land. ..,l,Ig >, .,ai,JeIS. WAsRAYE..
~. - -~>' - II -7T.S9 -
Cure for Sprains.-In the Paris
hospital, treatment is practice
that is found most successful for !
frequent accident, and which cal
be applied by the most inexpe
rienced. IF the ankle IS spraihed
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'D HUTTON & FRELiGH's T0' s
SOUTHERN MONTHLY.
Terms always in Advance.

sfP IN; ordering be particular to write
names OF subscribers. Post Office and State.
stinct sndD clear. Address, es pr -
= HUTTON & FRELIGH. Memphis. T.
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Cure for Spra;nS.-ln the Paris
hospital, a treatment is practlced
that is found most successful Tor a
frequent accident, and which can
be applied by the most mexpe-
rie1iced. IF the ankle is spraified,
for instance, let the operator hold
the foot in his hands, witt. the
thumbs meeting on the swollen
part. These having been preVi-
ously creased. are pressed success
lively with Increasing force Oh the
injured and painful spot, for about
quarter Of an hour. This ap-
plication being zzrepeated. several
times will, in the course of the
day, enable a'patient to walk when
other means would have have failed to
relieve him. 5 soEse Y - , sirbon3
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Executor Sale

-iE4J ~ ,fEg --u95f8 - Cg Ht z.
AEAA In pursuance Of the last viii
"a 3s.ss. u and testanentsofs Ephfaim
g s5as.s<= King. dec, 4 will on, Tues
day. t:se 18Th day or February
r,eff, nfiei fOrsale to the highest bidder, on
the premises. on credit OF one, and two
wears, the IRA CT. OF LAND upon which
the deceased resided.st the time of bis death;
salse one. other tract known as the Ginning
ham tracf, on Canes creek about, IL miles
north Of. Fayetteville in civil district No. 10,
5contafning Sin all about s44 acres. Also at
the same time ami place two likely Negroes,
Wig Green aged about 90 wears and Anthony
about %. years. The Negroes win be sold on
q credit, of IL months Bond. and approved
scchritv win be required OF the purchasers,
and a hen ,retained; for the purchase money.
4 JAMES b. HUDSON.
Z Jan. .ls, Isez Suruiaas Ezasors
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5 The following is the superscrip-
ton Of a letter that passed through
the Louisville Post Office the 9TH
er day. We apprehend it has not
yet reached Nashville e eslsq l...
Feds and Confeds, let this go free 50 !
Down to Nasty vile, Tennessee; !.
This three cent stamp will pay. the cost
Until you find Sophia Yost. -
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HPostmasters North or even South,
May open it and find The truth;
i merely say my .wifs's got wen. ss'i 3.. :. /,
sAnd got . baby cross as--you know what,