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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12

Union School.
The Examination of the different de-
partments of the Union School Of this vii
lage, will be held in the following order:
Primary Department, on Monday P. M.
Dec. 18th l8 9.
Secondary Department. on Tuesday
Dec. 10th.
intermediate Department, on Wednes.
day, Dec. l7th.
Grammar and High School Depart
rl,ents combined, on Thursday and Fri
day, Dec. 18th and 10Th.
1t is hoped that the citizens of the town,
all who feel an interest in the cause Of
Education, especially the patrons of the
School, will turn out to witness the exer-
cises. Children need encouragement,
and the presence of their paferts and
friends to witness their performances on
examination day, will. we think, have i
decidedly stimulating effect.
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A Remedy
A sure and certain remedy for all dis
eases Of the stothach and digestive Or
gans is HoVAunds German Biters. They
never fail in Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Or Nervous Debility. The use of a bot
tie or two will work wondrous. Try
them. For sale by all druggists or deal
ers in medicines at rs cents per bottle.
decl2'62 1t.
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saoramental Occasion.
The Presbyterian Congregation Of this
village held a Saclamenlal Occasion on
last Sunday. The exercises were Of a
deeply solemn nature. The Pastor was
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Templeton, Of Mar.
seilles,
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Dr.. Tobias Venetian Liniment.

DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment
1t cures Cholera, " hen first taken, in
few hours; Dysentery in half an hour;
Toothache in five minutes. Its perfect
y innocent to take internally, and is rec
commended by the most eminent PhySi-
clans in the United States. Price 9,
aud 81 cts.
ToNAwANpA, Pa. Aug. 6, 1859.
Dr.. S. |. Tobias, New York: Dear sir
l have used your Venetian Liniment with
great success, both as an internal AS well
as an external medicine. In cases Of
Bilious Collie and Cholera Morbus re
gard it as sovereign remedy. Your Ven
etian Horse Liniment stands uniival"l as
a horse medicine amongst Iarriers and
boalmen on this canal. w. LEWIS,
Sup't North Branch Canal,
Sold by all druggists. Office, Sc Cort
landt st. New-York.
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u A reduction OF S per cent, from the
above rates will be made for Cash.
The space occupied by 10 lines Of the type
composing the body OF the adve tisement, will
be considered square.
All transient advertisements, will be con-
sidered square.
All transient advertisements, together with
Administration, Attachment. Road and Ditch
Notices, must be paid for in advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite
ime will te charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted,
one or more changes will be allowed.
l.. A. Drummer, PROPRIETOR.
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Removed.
The Irish Store has been removed to
the middle room in Beerys' new Block.
The pressure OF new Goods were SO heavy
and the bulk so enormous, as to render it
absolutely necessary for the "Wild Irish
man" to seek for larger quarters. He is
now opening out in No. 9, Beerys' Block,
the largest stock OF Dry, Fancy and La
dies Dress Goods. ever brought to this
village. Call and see them.
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NEW MUSIC

NEW MUSIC
President Lipcoln,'s Grand March. with the hest
vignette of his Exceency that has ever cen
published. Music by Heimsmuller. leader OF
the twenty second Regiment Band Prica Soc
mailed free Published by
HORACE WATERS, agent,
m1vl6C,i, ~ icl Hroadsa!.S
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Sad Bereavement.

Sad Bereavement
Misses Mary and Caroline Hildreth,
daughters of Talmege Hildreth, residing
near Marselles, aged respectively l6 and
IS years, died after a short illness on
Saturday the esd ult., within an hour OF
each other. Their sudden death cast a
gloom over the vicinity, and many tears
were shed oveSkheir early bier. The par
ents are now left childless, to weather out
the storms of life alone. May they find
consolation in the rich fountain OF Ss-
viour's love.
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Married.
On the 23rd ult., at her residenc in
Crawford County, by the Rev. George
Hammer, Mr.. e. W. SALESMAN, of Upper
Sandusky. to Mrs. P. H. Wooster.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS g. CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
SANDUSkY, DAYTON & CINCINNATI
HR N n H. HE % N HB

CHANGE OF TINE.
ON and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1862,
trains will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
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IN ADVANCE.

In order to enable us to remove our Of
fee, we issue our paper this week in ad-
vance of our regular time.
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gptal \ S(istellaneolls,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Pioneer Office has been removed
to the Room on the second floor in the
Beery Block.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

COAL OIL
nF the best quality. warranted noue.explo-
~ sive, Just received and for sale by
ia MAXWELL, Druggist
mar2i'62
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Christmas Presents.
Back, in Nc Connel's Block has made
heavy purchases for Christmas times, -
Don't forget to call and see him before
making your purchases,
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Army Letter
An interesting letter will be found in
our present issue, from Capt. Chamber.
lain of the l23d ReSmehtr
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T II E PION E E R.
is PUBLISHED
griaag Wprniag,

ANsEcoND STORY OF WORTH PETER s BLOCK,
atthe low rate of one dollar and fifty cents if
paid In advance aud two dollars if payment
delayed six months.
s.. M. PETTENGILL & CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, and State St.,
Boston.
are our agents for the Pioneer in those cities,
and are authorized to take advertisements and
subscriptions for US at our lowesl rates.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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WRTFIeUi
At the Warpole House, on Tuesday the
9th inst. by Rev. J. F. Burkholder, Mr..
Tileson Jaqueth and Miss Lucinda Man
ley, both OF Nevada, o.
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GOING NORTH,

All trains make close connections at Clyde,
with traius on the G. & T, Road, both East and
West.
H. RICE, Superintendent.
march2l-ly-2l
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Induced by the extensive hale and universal
popularity OF i'ooiland's German Bitters Lpure.
ly vegetable, hosts OF ignorant Quack' and un
srrupulous adventuDers, have opened tpon suf
fering humanity he food gates of Nost'ums
in the shape Of poor whiske!. yileIy compoun-
ded with injurious drugs, aud chrlstened l ou-
les, Stunachics and Bittcrs.
Beware of the innumerabe arany of Alcoholic
PREPARATIONS in plehoric bottles and big belieu
Kegs, un, CT the modest appellation of Blttrrs;
which instead of curing, only agglavate dis
ease, aud leave the disappointed sufferer in
despair.
HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
Are not a new-and untred article but have
stood the test ofilteen years trial by the Amer
lcan public; and their reputation aud sale, are
not rivalled by any similar prepHraLion. The
proprieiors have thousands of Letters from the
most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physi-
clans. and Citizens, testilylng of their own
personal k"oweCge, to the beneficial effect and
medical virtues of these Bitters.
Do you want something to strengthen you
Do you want good appetite?
Do you want to build up your constituticn2
Do you want to feel well
Do you want TO get rid of nervousness 7
Do you want energ :
Do yoh want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and virorous feeling I
lfyou do. use
nOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
From Rev. j. Newton Blown, D. D., Editor of
the Encyclopedia of Religious kuowlege.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust
of their ingredients and effects, know of no
sufficient reasons why min may not testify
to the tahpfts he believes himself to have re.
ceived from any simple preparation in the hope
that he may thus contribute to the benefit Of
Others.
do this the more readily in regdrd to Hoof
land 6 German Bltters. prepared, by DR.. G. NJ.
Jackson, of this city, because was prejudicsd
against them for many years, under the impress
sion that they we-e chilly an alcoholic mixture
am iudehted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq. for the 'emovai OF this prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement to Try them, when
suffering from long continued debility, The
use nf three bottle, ot these Btlers, at the be
einning of the present year, 'wn6 t3lioN,d by
evident relief and restoration to a II gree of
bndiIy ana mental visor which had not felt
for sig it,uth> b, fore, and had almost de,paired
,t regaqing. Therefore lhalk God aud NY
friend for directing me tn the use Of them
]. NEWTON B1OWN.
~. ! \
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P0rk MaTKet,
Dressed Pork for family use, is selling
at $4 per hundred.
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NO ALCOHOL OR BAD wHssKEY

They will cure the above diseases in ninety.
n!he cases out Of hundred.
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FOR sale, BY

TOIG K1tI liz, u J. ~
Fo- sale in ,W.undot county by J. A Ma1-,
well d Bro, Upper snhdusky; H. Flock, Wy
apdot S'las De Bolt Mexico; A. Safftll, S.ca.
more, tta. Bristol Whartensburg: J. NJ Chez
ney MarscilIes; and by Druggists and msr-
rhauts generally throughout the United States
and Canadas. 3lyl
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9rll1lk. IS. Dar',
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

audosee his goods before purchasing elsewhere
Shop in King building, posite the YS'low
Corner Stevens old stand FRANK. b, DAY.
AMg ~, IA6l Ii.
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by r. B. COOK, Iuesioneex.
T>HE ENTIRE FURNITuRB OF TIL

T>HE EMrIRE FURNITURE Or THE
RIOH NUND FEMALE AUADEMY,
Oh Grace, between Sd and 4th streets, a;
Auction AT the rsQ1est of A. NJ Bupuy
Esq J will seli, at the Richmond Female
Acade my, on Grace, be'ween Sd and Ash
streets, on WEDNt SDsY 81 April, at IL
o'clock, all the FURNITURE. oonsistin9 OF
Walnns Sofas. Arm and Parlor Chairs, Mar.
bis top Tables, Book Case, Brussels Carpets
Ls ce and Dam as Curtains, Hat Raok, Musie
Stands and STOOLS. &c &c.
THE CHAMBERS &
sre furnished with several com plcte ssts OF
Cottage Fucniturs, of he best quality. having
heen made ia this city. Walnut WaS 5robes
Bureaus aud WashstsEds, with mar biz tops;
Uhairs, Cham Der Carp, 8, Ohamkar EurDi
,ure generally; Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
blankets, Coun terpanes, Comforts, Shee 6,
&C &c.
THE DIEIT0 ROOM
hasstwo Walnut Extension Tablee, Is feet
long; Safes. about l0O Wood.seat Uh' ire, a
large assoftm snt OF China. CroektTy and
Glassware. Knives. Forms, 80 -.
TIE KITCHEN
his the usual variety, amongst which 10 An
excellent hinge snd Cooking Stove.
The at,en tioa Of ths pm bile, IL particularly
asked 10 th,s sale. &C the quality and VARIETY
am0ra esd 10 really attractive, and cders In
duoem ent3 rarely met with at anction.
nh 20 Is. u. CO2K, Aactr.
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RuSTLts,' sALE Us' VERY vALUA.
BIZ REAL ESTATE IN SIDNEY.
dkoVE srREET-By virtue Of deed
rust from the late William J. Hubafd,
ssFir I'd :, his wife bearing dHto the 18th
~, ieds dB,y recorded ia Henrico County
we Snail, IL execution OF the said deed,
EsE theconssnt OF tbs creditor and OF Mrs
paro, pracesG 20 sell, At public auction, on
eiaiSss, ca Mt.NDAY, the 7th April,
4t o'e'oes r. 3D., OF fair; II not. the
= a,I eaTJ The following real estate, con.
.ps sad deed. viz lot Ne ~, In
Iwita The brick tenement thereon,
veca Msd BY hrs. HubArd,1 fronting rs
~ I'VE Nofth side OF Grove street, Yua.
!, 90 Ieet On the East line Of Clarke
r., a's,, lot No 81. adjoining the ahove,
fsass - ~ or Grove street,Yunn nlpg back
vh tisrae, and m teet on Haryle
;srst A.,o TO iots, Nos. Z and 8. In Richard
II .s.,. ,ian, each from ting 81 net on the
,n st Grove street, running hack 100
- i.ot siiey. On. ons OF thsae Iote
swe st a.s eeSuosuI cottage r<sidonce:
- LIT. LIT ITS la Pstieolas,s plan. Nos.
as Ia, Hontinx about 20 1est, Tunnirs 4
E !. M alley on ore Of thee letS
80 uamtd dweilluR. and on tisn
nss q ns'sk foundry, Of great vAia4,
IS man ssgnfta csSh; halence a. III
ser1g; !os s-gotisbae so3oa. inse.est
orssasss " trEss dsed. TGe 0tle fo
kuf rsai sstate 10 btlioeo1 70 -
aI gcr MI Mii eonvsy with the MAJ
~ tss The n.Gss lDf loo9 p -
i Il, lt,s rsraa.s'asssrs. ny Ihs Spyaeotne ~
AA''. Seauitfal q SidnST.
I" . ,. sSsH sSsHR5 1s.s'sss.
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ExE0u TORS SALE CT vALUABLH REAL
~ ESTATE. ON I2ANkLIE ST.. AND m
OnA.0d PLAN. NEAR VALLEY ST AT The
mqnest Of tbs 1Eeeatpes Of NE late Rissasd O.
MWtseam, eee'd We hall. sci 1t petIic austior,
~ We pfsntses, in the ord, sAvsRtssd, on PAT
4. .as sIe Apssl lssa. ss mencspg at 10 oclk
~ ~. small brick Tenement tAsseou, on the
.a 80 o. - aakHa ksrees opposte 10 Ar. O.
-1ssOM. - Ufoeesy ntSre. froctius % fseA run
nssss ne q sald s.sst. b wssa Soth ana 1ist
street.. frsntns = Ssss rnsn,ne bsak 100 ssss !:
e sssessiee 'ss Lsnss. y:ra of yss. a. Grant Hsq.
~. IA Oa!gs plan. RSMi 5. eon,sin.nr
aAeat sefss. With small briek tesemsnt nor !.
=. - ne sced lsadlns iron vailsy rtrset n
1as4e!A ed sear ths Workshops Of ths Virs,pis
Central Haslroad.
xnaMe --ODs-thtr1 cash; bslanss n q arA "a
4eoths IL DegCeiDeae nosss. iussxeat adx,eI. =.
34fe1 by trust deed. Tbs tsxes for ls6a 10 h.
DsiA hy he purchassrs.
GODr In 4 AvpERsnN.
@ ~ ~ ADA42ossanra
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s,s r'n@z EAAA.,Qss.
FUTURk DAYS.
axA
De- Jas. n. TAYLOR 4 SON. Asesss~s0a

CALE OF VALUABLE REAI. ESTATE,
- On THE DEEP Nun rUkNPlkE,
hiNRuULoUrTY, ThMSE MILES rko.
OF John A Hutch eson. Esq.. We will sell upon
the prem lees on "Wednesday, Y, the "a Of Arril.
mmencink at II O'Clock H., tho vHluAble
FARM located es above. and opposite to the
late residence Of Ambrose Hutchs on, deo'd.
II contains lssA acres, 1So Of which IL cleared
and in = high state OF cultivation, and the
remainder In woods There Ia largo harm
and two ice-hcuses on the premises, and three
excellent ice pcrda. The nei&bborhood II
uneucept.ona6ie, and Il rapidly improving In
Agriculture.
The above will be di vide into lots and farms
~ sui: the views Of bidders. q Plat Of which
can he sees at the office Of the aucdcEaers,
TrEss.-One.th.rd cssh the Temainder At
elk and twelve months, for NJ sgotiabic notes,
viii In terest added. and secured By trust
nssd ,sss The PnasSedMxsF n " Tay me S1ss , tor
NH le Auctioneers.
Two v srU ,nLH enuS-NTUxY RICK
TENEvENtS, on the north side Of Broad,
between 18th and 18Th streets adjoining the
Mon umen.ai Church, at Auction. AT the re-
prsmises. on THURSDAY. tho Sd day Of
April. commencing nt II O'Clock p ri he
two focr-s4rry brick teDsmen's located Ss
Saa cssan,ed pied 1rspsssve.y ve: y nm mes.rs
'nardtng 6Le rents
The houses con ia, ab0 ut ten good end COM
Portable rooms eBeh. with closets, 80 snd
are Gdm irahiy arranged for the eccorn m oda.
ton Of large sized t.mlies. La addition
thereto, are KitcAes s, eontsioirs four large
rooms each, aud All necessary on.-build;ngs
The whole premises are ih good order -
The lots front about IS fset each. end run
back l6o fsst to wide alley.
This property il 20 we'll known, and the
neigh borne ood SC desirable, that 1t Is deemed
unn eeesaary TO say any thing further in lta
favor
TEKMs-Ope- third cash tbs balance at 8
aud II mon his, foS negotiable notes, with "a
terest added, and secured by deeds of trust -
The purcaassr TO psy tae tsxes and insurance
Tor 1861. JAS. co. Taylor Il SON.
Uh2s AuctioneerB.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
D. coDDrN I APPRasoN, Isss.rs.

1.-TWO MUST VALUABLE STORES ANU
DwkLLtxds or TlH so1Tn SIDE or HGoAo,
Sgswsss inaAD AND pforsrR SrkEsrs, ,FoASALs
AZ Aeortck --Wsli be Sid At auction. ON ths
premises, on TUESDAY, the eth Apffi. 1861.
As u o'ciosR r. a shoss swo reinaI kao'y
we'll baut and admirably well arraSsed
granite aud iron front tent ments located D.
above. one of Wbt b u now IN the occupancy
OF Mr.. Thomas u. Quariss, and the other re-
Gently IN The occupancy Of Mesers Orensna"'
QuNlss l. TO.
The tenement occupied By Mr.; q Quaries 70 q
very large one, ana 10 not only aom..sIss .s
will adapted TO a Dry Goods " r, oa: W. VA
upper part Is amarg the most eoas saien' .. a1u
w.u arrs need for the acccmmo oauon OF
iarxs family to be Il ond OF broad srees
Tae ,e.enent recently occupied ey kessrs.
Gre nsh aw, z naries 90. - genefaIy con.
oed.d 10 bv tive naest Dry GOODS Store In this
city. ,.,,,~. a, m. ana
TOO wars. Tor egottable notes, (,n terest pay
.oie half yearly secured hy trust deed,
win privilege 10 the "a cha ser to a1 ticf pate
shs credit payments. The taxes and insu.
rance fer 1897 70 se rsid BY the purchasers.
0UDDiN 4 At Pc nSON,
M.ttnn ASra
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IUt-TIOv NALEA:.
ECTCRE DAYS
49, = @pcresON. Awaieassrs

6pD,Y a APPeRs0H. lsetiesss-s.
sAR,.EIITTLE Z J)TTA0EFARM
49,. m bIrcsn's Spassa PLAH
..r o. R,caxosp, foa SALa AT Auc-
I'm h.. sold a. auction, on the preni.
kEUNEsDAf, ~ Apsts. leta, at ~
fne neat ut ,ls cottage farm located
3 r0w In the occupancy OF nr. -
Al ass he lands OF Meesrs. Jno. N.
{ra,,,s +. sutton. Jf. and Others -
Ia j, vsry ssr,tie, and portions OF n
rhA bul'sipgs sn the pisce are
Ia, sfe Of excellent character, and
T. isrEe family.
La e-shsrd cass; bslsnce At six and
kd $, :oy Iegoushle notee; In teres,
Ex setey :rsss deed The taxes for
4 / II sv 'he pafchAsers.
6sD3IN l. APFERSON, =
Auution eerN
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&ALrsBLE PRiyATB DWELLING ON
thk ttH" Li1k OF Sd, BETWEEN
and E1GH 2TS ANlbnkA kAUIlFUL
No ..tf tbS THE SOUTH SIDE OF
- VEFH 9TH ANp iG5H 6T6.. FOR
D. 0TioT.-Will bs sold At auc,irn.
~ern ses on WhDNEspAY, TIE q2G
Pow q a slecx r. H.. tie following
q "a! 81 ats VIZ: LIST. Thst la.ga AVID
.i-r.. @.sa geo Framed Dwelling located
Pc no" w ,hs ncruoaney OF Me. Recktsll
io, hes 'front.' ~ .ei ct, and depth of 1870
San "a SQUEEZED ca t4essuth By . vice psved
Tne ouss Is ntssiy new, and n en- i'm.
Srs part of the e:t1 I'd. That b. sutsf Il L 1
Pc sln'h side Of clsy street, b ,w,.n oh a,S
!, sdioining Er. Roger Asrtiu'. scSooa.h1 1n.S 80
ta.s ~ f.e.. and running back i53 feet 10 n
y 10 feet vice.
|eRss % 4s-shicd cash balance at 6 and n
I IA roy syciiable rots Interest aided Sc,
dhy r2s: deed The taxss Tor 1889 20 he
ey tie psrcca .ess.
- r0RDiN k APpERSOE, Aue..
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GcEDIN { ApPsR5OH,
Ane,{o Be-

Z: 4 so q Aba isABLY WILL.
~ BRICK DWELLlN ;.
tWest H. - SD. between Mnishali
s'r,e~-, i.,st SALE At AUCTlON.
SOLD rs al,s i;oa, on the premises. on
|t.'sr " Il spil. 1852. AT 8 O'Clock =.
's-,s ara we'll" -raused, ant hand
'ossssd, triek DwsIltng now in the
ecy of W. u. Tompkins, Esq. The
~ rocus, Of 'a'ge sizs. with wide
'hroush The centre. The house was
u y essise q sad I'm roved few, years
"a. IN Is occupancy of DIR. John G.
IND IL ~ ROW iu excellent order.
II Uae th'rd cash; balance at and 2
~ efofiab'e rotes, duterest payable
Erlv,l .t sGrsd by a trust deed. Tho
kd Insurance ter 1869 70 be paid By
(ohassr. =,
dODDIN 4 APPERSON,
-
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II AF roOElTrs. IN TIA PLAN
pt Il sIFPln'. a'ElN0," AND A
- HRFs o. OTTER LOTS. EOME
"a chsET,. sOEE IN FULTON
- - = pCRf MAYO, FOR SALE r
D& WIZ b. sold At suc iop, a the pro-
(n TEDNEsEaY the 9.o April, 1862,
dn 81 IL o eek 4 N about 50 Lote,
4 9rita 's sprirg' property. hsvir q
F -i1d de RI a cont uuctiou Of Asin q t..
= th-te EuGersd ysrd. Of re E'Gern
/. iire y pat Of tie Lots e.n ts sssn
;i,a-
. ;ch Wi: lie old vain kble OF On ths
Z i-o''ef s'-eet. near 10 Nj hol on n ,
g fe~t rrnnins Seck "a feet.
se-usi'at Loss il Fulton. IN fquafe
+ q 'ron,ii & b ies. ~" the s3pth aide Of
tel sEetti a. d gIse Lots In sq1sre No 6,
|'rrtg 3 fest CT fae touth sids Of 0rahau,
F'lTe:a sscsu'i 'nt Lots II Port Mayo, ed
gre erv st5rs ef Ar- Timothy Kerss,
-, a!so. Er. BsrEe's exec nent atore aud
'cz
- g 'sns real sz'a.e presents "a excellent
u hv IL iersczs 70 lavess thsif surrlas
II fea estate
"a --.'na-Ihira cssh balan:s at 8 md Ia
o fos n gtisti. notes int rest AIDED, -
-, t'ns4 deed or TT. o retained. The taxes
'72 to ~ paid , she purchasers.
~ o1DDIN Il ApPER6ON, Aucts.
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.naBah Ass Al rkAOTIvL

q snaBak Ass Al rkAOTIvE
4 sST r., IN TIE NORTH
! asss d. RErWEEN srH AsS err
~fa SALE AT AUUriUN.-
{ ,a~ o~nsra wo viii soil as puh,ic
p q pe N, gs Oh NkDNH sDAV the
:, 8 So o'cieck r ~. (,nmeGists ,
- ct he IRE Narsior on e.h ttsess.
D ". y fompkius. Esq.,I the 6.d
'eet i ,tei property, f-.m'iag 60 feet ON
eide OF Broad street, fanpi & bsch 3Sa
Z. f 0, ra, ed alley II will n sesir. q
lite thrse tote Of % { e fros'. or tNo
5ss 81 srcp CO solS 40 Q VII le Tbers Il n
rn5re rs.uabas p-e2srt' on Dsoad
: Cssh II fa''is. st sha opti,p ef the
r, hs pnrchassfs 70 pa5, the taxes snd
Tor lst3,
acTDIN { ApPsR5ON.
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TLWEtL'S KILLING HOES
L Elwslt's Wedding Hoes
Caet Steel do do t
Grain Cradles
Ecytbe Blades
Broad Axes -
Bench and Ehinsling H.tchets
bcx Oc6so d. ills
Pocket aud Table Ga tlery 4@s4.as-
Gfoss.Out and Hand 6&Ws 81
For sale BY O1AAkKSUN & 90
mhN No. loo Main str eat
mug uY TODA0V tor 2MoKiaT.-Ja-t = /
received . small lot genuine Turkish
Smohipg Tobacc0, very superior. FOR sale BY
w. PETENoON Z taS.
nh 81 lto Maia sueet .
THxrRAOT LOaWuoU~ssas = hand ara
N fos sale by W euEAoo0n r -.
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VEy ILL BE SOLD, at the Confederate
w 3 ateS Stables. Bacon G uartsr Branch
on WEDNESDAY next, the ~ day Of eLril.
al II o clock Nj. four.sen
H u u Il s.,
Amongst the lot two noe hi RES, with fcal
". s. WO I'D, Capt. and A. q N.
r.. H. OOH, Arcs. NIB 20 It'd
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a UMt..I tRAi RlX'S Salt OE h AL
"A ESTATE, &C, IN OHESTEkEIELD
OOUNTY.-Vilf be sold on the premises, OF
THURSDAY. the nth day OF April mex. uf
LAND called "Chesnut Grove" nesr Glover
Hall Pits, on the Summit, coDfotniRG lilo acres,
one half cleared. weitencid IA high
state Of Guilty alton balapce0a yod OF cTi .
nal growth. On this farm 10 comfortable
dwelling honse with four rooms, and all ne.
cessary out. buildings, such as oarn, dairy,
stables, smoke. house, bath house, &c. All
the buildings eresnsw.
able properly on said esta.e. consisting
Of Horses, Cows, Sheep, HoSs, one Carriage,
one Buggy, Household And Kitchen Fnrni.
ture.
balance Of ths ysey. three Negross-twc wo.
Txsns or SALs-For the Ia nd one third cast;
balance NJ aud I: months, purchaser eiving
negotsa snotes. interes. added, title retained
until Last note II paid. For all other proper.
" cash on delivery MARY yEw,rr.
ADMINISTRATIVE Of Wm- Jswttt, dec'd.
mh 7-tds
u. 8. OF A.. Qu'AnAsTaR's OpSsca,
Richnopd, Va, March -. 1861. I
NOTl(JE -Ssaled proposals. will 30 70.
IN yeoetyed nt this ONE m ~ tsasur. ~. tth
D. farnished BY the 0ovsrnment. Of
Io,soo Fly rEHrS.
Epsctm en- Tents csn 6A seeh q this once.
NH x-.s : = NJ. ni1as "a 8 sn !rns.s::r. al:
lOfIoh oAnDs.
ti.s do.s. us.sss qs1a. =. u ~ ,ssstvsd
-. 81 sasnsE1 : 5c!x..o.I. 8