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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26
NOVEMBER,
ilOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PmILaDILPHIA.

Denesnlsn institution, established ~ special Endow
mrnt, Tor tie Relief Of the SEX anJ btslfs..,d ~.
airlsd With UfUleut auJ epidemic Diseases,
anJ especially tuf The ole u diseases
Of ne sexual UtRans.
MEDICAL ADVICE gwen efsns. by the Acting
~. surgeon, ~ whosppIy letter With ndssrIit.
ton q their condition. snge. necplaon hsbis Of he
6r.) aud 20 Cases u eIfsme pOtefy. MtJItlnss fuf.
uished tree u charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpsrmsinrtIos. and
oihrr Diseases u The sexual Utgafs. end lie NV
HHMEDlEs employed 10 The Disltb,ait, ssnt IT, The
afflicted % sealed letter envelope. fr ~ change Two
n ihrse STAMPS i"t pnsisee will he sossI1nlit
AdJress DIX. J. sKIii.iN HUtGHJUN. Acting
Surgeon Howard Association. No. s,aib Ninth III.
PhhaJrlpbia. r.. BY order fire Dip,ier,.
EDWARD u HEARrWELL. PresdsnI
GEO. fAIkCHILD, sselstsry.
March 20 s4-iamo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26
rnE No.
(rana rnF o,Rn.SA.

Little 0-"rs. hal nr,er heard ,nyihing
ei the krh". And aecmd,ngly, obe da, /.
when M was MT n ihe ,nead.w. he cr,pd
out hurrah. Harsh.r Inmsd,a,.Iy ia
the nearest ~aod suire .ound,d ,,at. =. Har.
rah. HuTsh." He va. ,sty mueh ..ton,.b.
ID. Ne looked around but could see moth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26

Tng Tlarr QvgsupS. Some nf the on.
prfs are dI.cus.ng be k,pd 81 tariff winch
The soSil, ought 70 s,lopt sfirr independence
10 established. Ia view Of the course q,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26

Spanlding's Prepared Liquid Glue.
,lsli~, ths hest articIr knaan ff sndne 7. lind
III Furniture. a. 4 il iii ! liquid i0,n. ID /. Al
wHys itady ~ use fat ,nlt IS
-. rURRtNIINE & SON.
fehruafy7. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26
HENRY L. PELuUZE 4 GO.
FoR LIE LAnlEs.

E1HkIbA's Paphiss l.oian ~ removing fsstiIs.
TN. snnlHfn SD pimpis. rnd aln, IT. Kin
sm"oih nd 80. Al,o Fsuidlt bsln ois thousand
Flowers. ~ ,ait rs
&. TURRENIiNE & SIN
Tebmsg7 r.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
SubSiSt on the Enemy.

Nothing that the Administration has
done since the commencement Of the
war has given more general satisfaction
to the whole souled Union men, than
the purpose recently announced in the
order of Gen. Pope, to subsist the army
upon the enemy. We have always been
at a loss to understand the motives
which induced the Government to pro-
tect the property of rebels, and to pay
them for every bushel of grain taken
from them by the army. A policy II ore
detrimental to US, and more favorable to
them could not have been devised. We
are glad to be able now to inform our
readers that the cause of complaint no
longer exists, and the enemy shall be
made to feel how grievous thing it is
10 attempt the overthrow of this Gov
ernmcnt.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
In tn , Circuit Court
for Allcgany Comfy,
as u COURT OF Equity.
No. III.

John Z. Edwards, Adj as n court OF Equity.
ministrator of Nor No. III.
mand Bruce. -E lee. .. -..
THE object of this suit is to obtain decree
i for the sale of certain mort gagged premises
situated in the City of Cumberland, in said Al
legany County, which was on the 9Th day oil
June, 1919, nortgaged by Mermaid Bruce, OF
said County, deceased, to the late John q
Hoffman.
The Bill states that IN or about the 9Th duv
of June, iS49, Normand Bruce, then Of Allcga-
ny County, but now deceased, executed and dc
livsrod to Il certain John @. HofFman, nov also
deceased, his three several single Jlls each
calling for $1,000, and dated as aforesaid, and
bearing interest from date and payable as fol-
lows: one on or before the Il hh day Of June.
1850 one on or before the fifth day of June.
1851 and one on or before. the fifth day of Jun
1852; aud to secure the payment of said single
bills, said Nor mand Bruce executed TO said
plaintiff mortgage dated on said fifth day of
June, 1919, upon one undivided half of LOT No
20S and portion of Lot No. 200, sitnated on
the west side Of Wills Creek, in said CITY of
Cumberland. in said Allegany County That
the frst two of said single bills were paid and
a portion of the third but that n balance Of
about six hundred dollars upon the same is
still due and unpaid. That sometime in til.
summer of s53 said ohm g. Hoffman departed
this life, and that Letters of Administration
Allegany County to Henry w. Hoffman, upon
the personal property of said John &. Hoffman,
deceased, and that upon the fifth day of June.
1854, said ii enry ". Holman, as the Admins
traitor of said John q. Hoffman, assigned and
transferred said last single bill to said George
Rizer. That or about the seventh day of
October, 1854, said Normand Bruce departed
this life and in duo time Letters of Admins
tration was issued out of said Orphans Court
to a certain John T. Edwards of said Allerapy
county, upon. all and singular, the personal
property of said Normand Bruce; and that as
such Admi n istrator he paid upon said last sin
gle bill the sum OF SS06.47; and that about the
sum of 5000 principal and interest, is still due
a nd unpaid upon the same; and that the per-
sonal property of said Nsrmand Bruce is insult
fcient to pay said balance; and that all the
real property loft by the said Normand Bruce
at the time Of his dca tn, in said Allegany Coun
ty including that described and conveyed in
said deed of mortgage, has been sold and dis
posed Of to said Walter Gwynn. who is at pres
ont the owner Of the same, and who is a non
resident ofthe STATE of Maryland AMI that
the said property mentioned in said mortgage
is liable to be sold to ray said balance on said
single bill. s. t
1t is thereupon this 18th day of July, in The
year 1867, sdjudged aud ordered. by the CLERK
of the Circuit Court for Allegany County. as
a Court of Ebuity, that the complainant. bv
causing n copy OF this order TO be inserted IN
ne news paper published in the CITY Of
c imberlani once n each of four successira
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24

weeks before the goth day of August next,
give notice to the said absent defendant
of the object and substance of this bill, and
warn them 10 appear in this court, in person
or by solicitor, on or before the 18th day of
October reSt, TO answer the premises and show
cause, il any they have, why decree ought
not TO pass as prayed.
II. RESLEY, Clerk.
True Copy; Test-HORACE RESLEY,
July H. l862-4w. A Clerk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24


others in Allegany County" and the seyera
supplements thereto, n writ of sc'irc Gpeias I'm,
Issued out OF the Circuit Court for Allegan,
County, and to me directed in the following
words to wit:
4LLEG4NY COUNTY. S.
r -,
Inc oiate OF Maryland 10 the oherih OF Al
egahy eohbly--ureellng
I WHEREAS, Philip Keys and John W. Keys
W partners doing business under the name
ma style of p. j. W. Keys, have fled q
. H!h In the C1rcF't court for Allegany
", against The DHildihg OF Hiiliam SHAW
,Ho has tne regal niie 10 ING lot upon which
"iu ourluin8 10 erected ana crawford Shearer
.enI! !IeheIr Andfsw . coleman, james A n,
irWs' John patterson, James :. Inskeep and
enJaniin d. DAWSON trustees OF me Congfe'
;al,on oi ,ne Methodist hp'scopei chnrch at
,nr,oni AHegahy county, ID me state OF Mary
,ahu' wing nave an eqni.ao'e 'itle 10 the lot up
on WHICH me Dulfdlng Is erected, iof she sum
VI TWO nnnored ana nine dollars AND hlty
cen's, WIZ interest rom me lehth DAY OF NO.
remosI; ele 'eeh huhaIeu ana sixty as ~
70: :i, al'. ''"'en'sHt H'eu III lhe sara CONF
"' IN, appe",
lhe hinu u worh uehs oy ihese claimants
vas ridS.eting tne materials ior "hlch were
"''o '"i NE 'cu ~ ,htm. Inc ume When Inc
Nolh "aS uone hnu Inc Ma'eFials l@rEkhed
10y " NV 80 [
iooo' up 10 Tue '9tn any D! Ho'enoerJ sSSV |
no poln luc,nsi't "heh me same was completed.
ino loc"ii'' ~ NV e"'u ouiiuiRs ISM me to"h
s' pa,'on' IN MIes"nt county IN inc otale 81
Mary ianui U" 'h"' par o,a !ot sltua'eo M sara
town ana KNOWN ana nlstineaishe1 on The
Ph' oi saiu 'o"h 10 ~ humoeI one! safu part
OF SAID iot oeihg contained WIND the follow
ing metes ana BOUNDS, courses ana distances
to W.T. beginning tor SAID part NJ stone
marked W J., at the corner of Broadway and
Water streets in said town and running thence
with said street north iorty-one degrees east
seventy feet; north sxty-two degrees; west
sixty feet south forty-one degrees west sew
enty feet TO Broadway street, thence with
Broadway street to the BEGINNING The su,d
building is a frame building. two stories Lirh
and thlrty-two feet front and foriy-fonr fee,
deem And whereas II il all, rej Tim, tho ,
said ann remains due and nnnoi1 to the snid
phiI;n kersa,d Jobn W Ea,.as no,t,'ars nc |
,rorai,id '>' N''
Eo,r 90, ora horo,,,. or,ao1 ,h,, ,
~" W. 'o'' ,U.ti. sm''' sou
"',"" u ~ ''iJ s"iu lillai "na"' ~
C'""Iotu ""e'Ier' I'n'l lrener, andre" -
NSNH'h' J"iiI'S hHtltNS JDuU
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24

PErERsoNs MAGAzISE FOR AuGUsT.-The Au-
gust number Of Peterson is jem. Ladies,
two dollars never be disposed of TO great
er advantage than by devoting it TO years
Magazine. .. -. ...
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
BLACKSMITH SHOP
AND
Dwelling House.

TERMS OF SALE-As pres cribed by the order
OF the Court are ,-0pe-fourth in cash, aud the
balance in three equal instruments of nine,
twelve and eighteen months with interest, tho
deferred payments 10 be secured by the n otes
Of the pure hasers with security 10 be approved
l'y the Trustee. JOHN ENERETT,
Jals 26, '62-t,. Trustee.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24

Cooley FOR AueusT--We have before us the
August number of the unri vailed Cooley The
fashion plates indicate that the ladies toilet for
August will be Of the most exquisite and be-
witcbing style The engraving The Propo-
SAL" is remarkably sentimental and true to Che
life and the literary matter as in all its pre-,
decessors is unsurpassed for excellence by any
Magazine Of the day Rta1er, are yoa sub.
scriter7 ri
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
Collectors Sale Of Lands for Taxes !


me by law will sell to ~
SATURDAY, THE 23RD DAY or AUGUST 1852
10 O'Clock Cumte
land the Lots Tracts and
Lnsaeaa in o the
in he therefore pehvhy
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
Name Of Owners

Elijah Brobst & J. II. Glib
son
John Hyde
Washington Chockerman
Edward McCarty
George hcClutchen
John Singleton 'Hi
Jacob Yanmetre
Andrew and Hester Van
Bibber
John ". Geary
Moptevue Mining and
Manufacturing Go.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
Order of Publication.

Walter Gwynn and
John I. Edwards, Ad-
ministrator of Nor
mand Bruce.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
Sherif's Notice in Lien Law.

WHEREAS, by virtue of Act of the G en-
w eral Assembly of Maryland, passed n
December Session, 1871, Chapter 70, entitled
can Act for the protection of Mechanics and
others in Allegany County" and the several
supplements thereto, writ of scirc fuchs has
Issued out OF the Circuit Court for Allegany
County, and to me directed in the following
words TO wit: ...
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-24
Joseph r. 4 HdcrsoD
Frederick Grammar

Frederick Grammar
Henry Beall
Samuel Bratt
Martin Brecket
John Dellinger's heirs
Charles Dangcrhart
John and George Evans
Matthew Riley
Elizabeth Pearce
Bennett Clement
VIM. Grindage and George
Templeman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-03

We urdsrstand thst the patriotic ladies
who constitute the defence com mi:tee.'
with the sisw Of increasing that most effsc-
1--WE branch Of orr naval servIce-iron. clad
slca ESsra will hold another meeting In thi.
city to-day. These m ceilings are, we be.
.ieye, sesgst, as taey certainly are sacred !;
but the determination Of the noble Southern
women VAC sivs them animation Is all the
inore Gle sriy expressed by this method Of
conducting Ina glorious task. They viii
thereby act With more effectiv energy. nd
the purpose they have In view req uires all
The caution thus 'evtnced. Ladies' who devote
themselves to such efforts never fail indeed,
ladies never attempt any good which they do
not achieve, aud TIE history OF triamphsnt
Rome. of smuggling Greece. or Of aching
sparta-nay, ct the whole world of heroic
na'ions-is tnll Of examples Of the powers Ct
female proves similarly exercised. We have
every confidence, then, in the cQnsnAmatioA
of the work thsy attempt. We are glad 70
noSe the fact that the owner Of the m usical
marvel, Blind Tom. has volanteered bene.
IL. 10 aid their efforts. ard We presume his cx.
ample is one which Will te oheerfully follow.
eli by all the other amusement managers whe
have i. ia their power to contribute mate
flAiiy V this holy cause.
The ladies', We are told, contemplate COZ.
aalting wi b some OF the most distinguis ed
ofaoaIs of cur navy. They are 10 earnest, and
1Vsan TO leave no means untrisd TO further
their otJsct. II Is rumorsd that an oficer,
whose name 10 robly ASSOCIATED with the late
naval Judgement at Hampton Roads, will
DO rendered the honor Of conducting the work
.sasy are perfeetng.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-03

The s.aunton Spectator, Of yesterday, con-
tatas & LIST Of the wounded in the hospital In
that toun--l;s 10 number Among these are
Ctpt. S. T Walton, 20. K, .2srd regiment.
and Capt. &. K. Cowan, 90. I. s7:n regiment
The latter died on the 30th, one week after
TIE fgat. captnin Cowan was high. toned
and chivaiTous gentleman, and we deeply
regret 10 chronicle the fall OF so noble spi
rT.. Ks WAS from Prestor county, and repre-.
sented the county few yesrs ago in the LIE.
gisisture of he State.
We hear mat Capt Baford, of Bedford, had
q fteah wound in rbe thigh, which Is thought
Aot t. be dangerous. Col. Burks, of Bedford,
commanding the third brigads-compcssd Of
che 2ist regiment, Col Patton 42A regiment,
s4ieut. Col. La1shorne; 18th regiment. Dol.
Can pbsll Irish battalion, Major Munford-
dad three baIists shot through bis clothes
bu; eseapst unhurt Lieut.. Col. Lang horne
hsd 81 Is horse shot under him. The entire
Drigsde wes engaged, except. perhaps, the
4s.h regime, which. with Marys's battery,
is S ID 10 have heen held in reserve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-03
TYIEGRAPHIO NKWA,

49,
Inkn XnRth0ru o16 Iuronnn HnWa
Slss ut. have hnen rso11vsd. They oontsiu
nothing Aew'non Gen. 4cOieilans aepaFt.
meat. Fort Macon va stili hsld ~ ~ n
bel ea111sons evs hsDdfed eefons. oeA.D uDll
Aas takon command q his army n pssoon,
and = Aftssn. miles IRON Uoeintn. m1up..
whsss tAo nsasls ere ooassassasane laeGs
forces. Il y stated dat 0sn DssnrsearA g.
pscts AeAs Aoa1ly. r. 1rtns C laaend No.
10 was continued q Friday Via sEsas spafia
BY The Rsosls. 0rsatprspaSations M nAk-
leg By The ConfsdsrAsss 1or : psotrActsd aad
de 'srmtned defsnca Thly are mountiAe .
large nambsro f heavy euns, Lon. aIad san-
oca.s Wsee advancing down ths river.
o.tos and tobacco from S,utAsra ports
had arrived b New York In coAsidsrahle
Qa~n tities. consisting cAieay Of the eareOes
Of tho prise steamer llagnolia and ~ scAoo.
nsr ztvalla.
Ina sseamsalp Oity Of NsW xorS aad ~.
rived at New York from SoutAaAptou On the
-StA uls., bStnglng three days sater neWs.
In The disesssten IN Rsfiiamsat relative =
the arrest Of TIE Lieutenant Of ~ Sumter. II
was stated that be had not ben rolsaeo0, bat
was On his way 70 America - . political
prisoner.
The London Meas predicts n almost enc !.
Lee var IN his country. and tharns a. r..
belllon will end In ths dietaforship Of Mill.
tary leader.
The RAris correspondent Of the London
1tsss SAYS that the resent success OF the Union
roVps had created the BELIEF aDoDg the
French mercha ants that the waf would soon
era ana commercial relations b resumed.
Authentic reports nom the North confrm
the sscaps OF the Nashville.
The Hop. Edward II. East has bsen ap-
pointed Secretary Of 1tass Of tennessee.
0overnmsnt securities have declined Ct New
York one.fourth per cent Hxchanre VA
quoted at liz.
The stock market, generally. was dahl. md
prices declining.
Cotton was steady. Seven hundrsd bales
sold Saturday 1t 2Racs cents.
The HeraA says that The conspirators In thu
FEDERAL Gong, 80 are every day becoming
moro desperate and violent.
terrible disaster has occurred At the ~
fosecnnic factory In fnaladeiphia. Some
saxty persons were killed ana wounded.
1ne oWnen OF IN the District OF 20
nun "'e viz 'spR'y REMOVING sn0m'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-03

- 6o0DEu = A1p1Es0N. Ae11iee4vs.

UEeY vALuADEa NJ ATT1A411vE
aaV-xAtIA1K UWoGLs1H o2ynD &o9ewa8nx ~
-. Z ~. s1 yssE Fts~f ABB Hovs4sx STs !.
ti,,, ~ N. "a VII = tead g Ae!-
ssy u Apsil Ill 4 s g sAo1DA 90 - =.
II TIE vsYy exeesfent No. g ~. "a
q e1ovs. nUw - t1s oeerSzSnv 81 ~.
on1eaae. TIE let 1as fsonf 81 ~ Z: . ~.
The Dwelling eeatains essven roos.. N:
Teaf D1isnsne, Win kttcAea cOnuscsius. or.
enlns Nv tooma, together VITA two 49,
closeess eaA room. tNtt1 hot sra cold, vassr.i
seore rooa aed coaf vsaats. ana an sxceliert
yatecslvsrt. bails ofssoa4. iwAtch tslopt {
70 tt MONTHLY witch co46eOfe NH ~
elty culvoEt. 2n0 Which oasYSbe % every
thipe and kesp. tae lot par1eotly dry.
1!nns = One-tntrdeaeA: balAAes g sax ard
edsed, secured " = trnse 49,, q titIo =.
tanned. Ths tax0 tor 11o3 % q poid 81 -
purchasers. GOODWIN . APR6NYON,
p -s.z Auet1oaoevs
yTALUABEE RIAL E5F1ff on Brook
N Avenue, and on OasnAf1no styosf. for
eals As Auction --WlIl ~ sold at oncfion, on
the premissa. on SAT URDA z, tAe1tn q pril.
lisa, at : o'clock r. 4 the va,ua0is propxrtT
% the Of lseien atrses ana Dr63k ~.
ma. nov occupied q baksFy ~ Nr. Sntdse
me lot ffonts 1o9 nj on 1d9A s1oss ana a
1eet or Brook Aveuue. There = eood. spb-
stenu1 1Tiok dweliine On tAs iot, ana IN q.
=. Also. Ios no $ q Ssilook ana Harr,...
ADDITION. fronting ~ fsst ON tie so1tA sids
Of Osnafias street. f6nling bask 100 .isst -
T1ass- One aird cast salanc. AZ ana !
,s:,. ips aeso.!ss,s aotss i9t.r.s: psy.sls
and insurance tor 1854 % BE- paid by ne par.
ehassr. uODDtN I APPEESON,
1p .ass Auo9iouaafa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-03

TAs services - srsd - <Als esllant o1ess
- ~ VALLEY - yisyinlA Aass ues only -
dears4 hin % To peopas o. sAat ssoe1on, but
saieitsd ~ aAmarAsioa Or his -. uls cool
and dstsfmAned courage. and his iao<nt-
Ahls Gnefgy, AAvs saAsed them 70 eunal
Afors HI command. and - dread him win
hat terror Of which sualty towards are alons
sasospsible. 4 corlsspondsnt b. ths Hhlls-
delpAia hsstyf. writing from wisohsstG.
tAus speaks Of the Colonel IN IT. Issue Of he
fotA alt;
TAenorning that our troops entered Wfn-
Qteeees, at Aooat hail. past efeAt o'clocIf ~,
e3Al hours after The Infantry ana er0ncIy
had evecuated the place, Gel Acaoy ovw ~,
cAvAlry up In line on one OF the paIn@pI,, u.
stsset4 and there lsteufely Wnsso aH ~ 49, -.
stzaeGlsrs Bad toinsd The hoe. Aseooa = ~
voS doaes 10 NV the order 20 march, IL
Oolonsl. end LteutenAnn Llncoans q eosesn
Of ths Presadens.) And Murray, Ca -.
Quantly captarsd) bslnG the Aaes @ scave.
Ashby wa much dA)ecDds ana % u0Wtlnne
~ e. 70 leave that wheE oar advance ~
neared upou he brow OF tAs Dill % the norsa
ma al the town, he was siowly ridipe along
tne street, In digit. and mos Jet Aalf way
sa.Skv.s MIN sns II about twelve hundred
..ronr. we'll armed asd well clothed, and al
~ dsvotedl1 attacked to their commander,
Vho II ws9ithy rseidsnt Of Fate atE couA.
~. and knows not the meaning Of the word
Ssvsrsi OF our oaaosrs are anxious hat As
should b captured, msrely 70 - the nnans
Who, thsy say, hes beoG AGhtlAe mem al the
winter In whassoevsr direction they marched.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-03

= tAts elt1s - 11pq6sy, ST uis.. & N.o,s
II. IL, n - ~ J6ente u IN hrsas!g fsehee
~ - 11y. !. b. 1oIonlnA, ~ 6rlJ603
IlO0A0s 81 f6e 1st 1e99 We. yok ma
~ 10DnHTA A., 0suxh1se OF u. koSeaf
u. De4asfs III 81 this casy. ss q
0hisuovy.
Dtst, on monday, March l5th. IN sas >eth
ysAr rs tis sgs, Nr. q. y CHIEDREss. 81
UhnflOtso9vltia Va 80
a good man has 5allen In Jsrssl. The com.
0uafty VIII Mis- MIN adj The Church NH
moaf1, 1of IN his death both havo snsenlne6
. serious 3o1. 4 tlhrlstian aont1ouni g,
disd lamsnted By all who knew him P.cs.
tf4tod ~ sevefe ATTACK Of pneunonta, Nc
sunsfed exerutiatinx pain. hat ecduled his
sn6ssfp9s With CAtDttAn foTt1tuds md r..
dsuat1on He patiently waited foy ~ Anal
eummOns. and was fully pTspArsd 20 60 when
0cd called. Ia the eth day afsGr his stchneGI
his spirit returned to ,0od Who save It, Earo-
veil. ny dear brother; Ne aAail Asor thy
voice NO more In the assembly Of the saints.
bat with angelic cAotfs thou art swelling thu
notes Of praise 10 the saviour you lovod and
prnissd and wonhlpped hsro
BIOtAef CA1l0rea0 leaves Q wits and eix Ut.
tie chfidTon. God Of the fathoSloas, comfort
the heart Of his bsrssvea companies, and
bless His children. that they may iutssto tha
worthy example Of their ploas 1AshoR and
meet him In tAo home OF the redeemed.
81 L. 4. U. Z
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nH- AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, THIS DAY.-The PARTON
lar attention Of the public Is respectfully
called to the sale of valuahl Real Eetase to
be cod at auction TODAY, w.: LIST, at u
o'clock d 10 the valuable brick tenement
OE the west line Of 18Th, between Main and
the VALUABLE Lots on tbs North side Of Frank
lin. between 25tk and ash streets; 81, at same
hour, to the valuable Lot Oh the Eorth side
OF Main, betw cen "a and 26.h streets; and
Attn, at A o'clock p. NJ, to the Is handse me
Lots on Brook read, ne the residences Of
MI. Vim. Slsdd and MT. WIN Wayne. For
further par ticulars see auction head.
0ODDIN & APPERSON,
ap Alt AuctioLears.
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The Gunboat Ennd

We insert he patriotic response OF COL Nd
nnld Fontains, President Of the Virginia
central ieaiiroad, to the proposition for
building gunboa. CT ganboats for the dc.
fence Of Richmond. Kis mama viii be place
10 honorable contrast with those OF Msssns
Charles n Wallace aad Edmund Rum. oi
Virginia, Dol. Elaatoa Duncan. cf Kentucky,
hilton r. 9arnigan, Of Tennessee, and Others
VINO havs stepped forward In aad d he pro.
Jsat with patriotic generosity that needs no
commenda:ioa. Let oshsss eosAess ~ sx
ample. Col Fontstns's istsss ssads a. fol
lows; s
gEavEspAn, HksovEx. AprYs. 1889.
20 re Editors IF che Dfspa.e6.
DseI Sir-As ycu sssna to be the organ for
,.ns.aving subscriptions for tho PROPOSED gun.
81 kiehmoud." 5ou will put my name
asMfsish $3.50. II The enferprtse 9oes toward
Mcmp.sy, and II be necesaeary. ] viii double
~ snbssEz,sion. Although yoa are tasahed
~ saying thtiei II q /" aesmtpg tndt1erencs
"a Ek the es.szsSs Of RichuoA4 70 this mea.
aafe OF prs.ecsaOn, II the ~ nfer Would call q
8 wise ~ - 81
: 40 sman property holder n IT, city.
- :, 20 Rot subssrib. ~ snch. Evqty eit13u
srnd ns scanfederacy = assply tsfsressed In -
Very respectfully.
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Nearly all the churches Of Barbour county,
Ala. have rendered their balls 70 the Govern.
msnt, and every louisville has constituted
herself an asens for the collection Of bf6ss.
Cotton sosd - RECOMMENDED a. . substitute
for ooHee-tWo.tA THIRDS seou ard onesthiFd cof-
fee-the former 70 b Washed and pAIchod
before grinding. like conee.
The buildings Of the East Tennessee Uni.
vers,,y, at Knox Vile. have been given up TO
the mill tary for hospital purposes.
Why 40 ofBcsrs usually wear their swords
In ihe streets, while tatlofs never wear their
shears. nor bricklayers their trowelsa
Hugh Nelson, Esq, an old and highly rs.
spectsd cttizan OF PeteTsburf. Va. died In
that city Oh Tuesday last.