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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-11-21
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S. m'coRKLE. SIN. M'coRKLE. WIZ. KINNIER.
BE'GOagSEE, SOM s. Co.,
Successors to WCorkle & Co.,)
Grocers & Commission Merchants,
AND MAN OFACTURERS OF
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
no. BIS Main Street,
E1YNCHEsUEsG, VA.
We viii give particular attention to the sale Of
Tobacco, Breadstuffs, Provisions and all kinds 81
Country Produce and Merchandise, at the old
stand Of McCorkle Co. We shall endeavor to
keep always on hand g full stock Of all articles
requisite to the business. and from our long
experience in the business hope to merit ashare Of
the public patronage, and especially that SO lib
orally extended to The former concern. Our Mr..
Kinn;erwill give ispersonala ttentonto the Com
MISSION Business, as he has been for some years
pursuing that branch, and We feel confident from
his long experience and thorough knowledge Of
the business, will not fail to give satisfaction to
all vino entrust their interests to our hands.
4 Pc Will make liberal advances ON approved
produce in hand, and remit promptly for all time
SAMUEL McCORKLE.
s. NJ. McCORKLE.
WI. KIKNIER.
October II 1ce1-1v
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-11-21
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VA. s. Tenn. RAILROAD Co.,
Lynchburg, March 10th, 1Se

LynchDuFg, March IUtn, IoOz.
r PARTIES receiving goods by the Va. Tenn.
4 Railroad are hereby notified that, the COM
papy will not be responsible, in any manner, for
goods which are allowed by consigners to remain
at the company's depot "a hours after their ar
rival.
Such goods viii be at the risk of the owners,
and no claim for damages and losses win be al
lowed, ard storage will be charged by this COM
pany The company viii not give notice Of the
arrival Of any consignment. r. L. OWEN,
March, u, 1852. President.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-11-21
Operators ian western yirgi;,s;

UPcFdtFUEas EHa ssEseGFa Wig MA.
The Yankee papers say of the affairs in
Western Virginia:
Accounts from the Kanawha region state
that Gen. Cox has continued his ADVANCE
The rebels had not injured the salt works or
destroyed the stock on hand There were
thirty inches water in the river Sunday morn
ing, and as soon as slight distractions could
be removed from the channel at one point,
boats, loaded with salt, would leave for the
ONO river. Our informant states that the
rebels had eaten the country bare Of proyi-
slons, and Jenkins cavalry horses had con
sumed all the corn in the valley. Everything
IN the stores that the rebels had any use for
was purchased" payment being made in
Confederate scrip. :
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-11-21
HOTACE.

a HAVING reduced cur stock of goods to We
Il ry small remnant, we will close with the
expiration Of our license. Our books and pa
peis win be found at the Office, lately occupied
by C. S. Bekem, Esq, al the western end of our
store. where persons having unsettled accounts,
are requested TO call and close them by note.
Persons having claims against us, are particu-
larry requested TO present them for payment :
During our absence, Mr.. T. P. Stone is au-
thorized to represent US.
Mav2, 1862. s - ! - =
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Scarce Goods lust Received,

"a 600 Bunches Cotton Yarn,
5000 yards IA and 7-S Sheeting,
9, 1000 lbs. Black Pepper, for,sale by
Oct. "a. F. B. HURT s. co.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-11-21

bg5P Bristol Advocate please copy times,
and send account to Prest. Harris for collection.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-17

ses, during the existence Of .srebeIlon or inva-
sion" when ''tte public safety may req1'e it.
Has the Congress suspended the privilege Of
hoJeas corpus? No!
Has it authoritative President to suspendit?
No!
Has it the ght to authorize the President TO
suspend it? Nol The Congress cannot dele
gate the right. =
Has it been SUSPENDED? Yes!
BY whom The President
Does the "Public safety require its suspeni-
sion in the loyal States, where there is neither
rebellion nor invasion and where the ad-
ministration Of law is unimpeded? MOI None
but fool or knave will say itdoes.
And yet it has been suspended Yesl And
by the President? Yes BY what authority?
Certainly neither by the authority of the Con-
stitution nor of Congress-the former does not
give the authority in any case. and the latter
neither has norcan-and as these are the only two
sources which we know of from whence he
might derive II, it must be that there sauthori-
ty for the suspension which we are ignorant of,
or he has assumed the fearful responsibility Of
the act without any authority at all.
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bare coat to bad advantage. One of my
arms was around her waist, my hand rest
ing on the small of her baclS-she was toy
ing with my jet black locks of auburn hue.
She looked like grasshopper dying with
the hiccoughs, and / felt like mud-turtle
cholSed with Goldfish ball.
SAL says /, in voice as musical as the
notes of a dying swan, will you have me?'
She turned her eyes heavenward, clasped
me by the hand, had an attack Of the heaves
and blind staggcrs, and with a sigh that
drew her shoe strings to her throat, said
yes She gave clear out, and squattcd
down in my lsp-I hugged her until | broke
my suspenders, and her breath Suaeh Of tie
onions she. .had ate tie day 5e1ogc. Well,
to make a long story short, she sot the day,
and we practiced for four weeks, every night,
how we would walk into the room TO get
married, till we got so that we could walk
as graceful as couple Of muscovy ducks.
The night, the company and the minister
came; the signal was given, and arm in arm
we marched Though the crowded hall. We
were just entering the parlor door, when
down went kerslap on the oil cloth, pull
ing Sal after me. Some cussed fellow drop
ped banana skin on the floor and hoored
me. Itspit an awful hole in my cassimeres,
right under my dress-coat tail. 1t was too
late to bsck out, so clapping my hands over
it we marched in and were spliced. Taking
a seat Watched the bride-kissing operation
My groom man was tight, and he kissed her
until [ got up to take slice, when, oh, hor-
ror, little six-year old imp had crawled
up behind me, and pulling my shirt through
the hole in my pants, had pinned it to the
chair, and in jumping up | displayed to the
admiring gaze of the astonished multitude
a trihe more white muslin than was allowa-
BILE. | was finally put to bed, when all my
troubles ended. Good night.
COUNTRY COUSIN.
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WANT OF CONFIDENCE.

A little Frenehman loaned amorchant $500d..
when times were good. lie called at the coun-
ting house few DAYS since. in a state of aeita-
ton not easily described:
How do you do !? injured tIe merchant.
sSick-very sick, replied the monsieur.
sWhat is the matterl
'De times is de matter
sDetaaes-what disease. is that ?
sDe maladie what break all de merchants yer
much
.All--thc times, eh 9-well, they are bad,
very bad, sure enough: but how do they atfect
your
Wy, monsieur, lose de confidence!
In whom 2
1n every body Z
Pardonnez moi, monsieur, but T do not know
who to trust at present, when all de merchants
break several times. all to pieces.
Then piesame you want your money!
'Oui, monsieur, l starve for want Of rar-
dsat.'
Can't you do without it?'
mo, monsieur; I must have him.
You must 2
Oui, monsieur ;'said little dimity brceches.
turning pale with Apprehension for the safety Of
his money.
sAnd you can't do without it7
NO. monsieur, not Won other leet,e moment
Iongare'
The merchant reached his bank-book, drew
r,,,,..-l = tl, good old Commercial for the a.
Val i Dis nd n,o,,s,s,,gS -, uisitnr
.sA cbcck for five thousand dollars with tl,e
;,,orest
rs Il 6o, . said the Frenchman. with amaze.
mant
s(,erto;nlv,
.IJovo y,,,, ria r,,,.,s,, n da banIr },
.Yes.,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-17

A notorious scamp was brought not long ago
before an Onondago Justice. He was accused
of having come the ''strap- game" over native.
The portly Justice wishing to decide UNDER
standngly, requested the eulprit to give him
sample Of his skill. The party instantly pro-
duced leather strap gave it scientific whisk
across the bench, and remarked.
''You see Judge, the quarter under the strap?'
'What!' interrupted the dignifed Junction.
airy, ''do you mean to say that there is quar-
ter there 7"
''Sartin!" was the reply.
''No such thing" said the Justice.
s'Il go you dollar on it" said the prisoner.
"Ageed!y said the Bench.
With accustomed adroitness the strap was
Withdrawn, when 10. there was the quarter!
'sWell," said the astonished Shallow, 81
wouldn't have believed it if hadn't seen it
with my own eyes! There is your dollar, and
you are fined .frv dollars for gambling, contrary
to the statue in such case made and provided"
The elongated countenance of the dscomfit-
ed gambler required no additional evidence to
testify his appreciation of ssthe SUCK"
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PRopoRrIoN OF MALES AND FEMALES.

PROPORTION OF MALES AND FEMALES. -
According to the United States census of
1860, there were at that time about 730, 900
more males than females in the U. States,
fact unprecedented in the census of any
other civilized nation. In most of the old
er States there is an excess of females; in
Massachusetts,, 37s .00Q Inore females than.
males, while in Illinois there is an excess
Of $4,000 males; in Michigan, 10000 ex-
cess of males; in Texas. SO, ,000;gin Wis
consin, $4,000; in California, 67,U00; and
in Colorado, there are 20 males to one fe-
male.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-17

HIsToRIcAL.-Si Since the organization of
the Federal Government eleven attempts
have been made to resist its authority. The
first was in 1882, the second in 1857, the
third in 1874, called the whiskey insurrec-
ton in Pennsylvania. In 1914 and 1920
two more attempts were made, and the sew
enth was with the Cherokees in Georgia,
in 1880. The eighth was the memorable
nullifying ordinance OF South Carolina, in
1882, and in 1912, Rhode Island tried it..
The tenth was in 1859, on the part of the
Mormons, and the eleventh is the present
one.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-17

How ALE STRENGTHENED HDf.-A stu
dent of one of our State colleges had bar
rel of ale deposited in his room-contrary,
of course, to rule and usage. He received
summons to appear before the President,
who said:
''Sir, I am informed that you have,a bar
rel of ale in your room."
Eyes, sir"
"Well, what explanation can you give?"
"Why, my physician advised me to try
little each day as tonic, and not wishing
to stop at the various places where the bev-
erage is retailed, | concluded to have bar
rel brought to my room" -s''''.'
Indeed. And have you derived any
benefit from the use of it?"
"Ah, yes, sir. When the barrel came
to myroom, two days since, [ could scarce
ly lift it. Now can carry it with the great
est ease" His wit saved him.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-17

EXTRAORDINARY DUEL.--Two sisters,
named Munzia and Maria Granata, fought
a duel at Naples, few weeks ago, from
motives of jealousy. The combat took
place with the national weapon, the knife,
and one Of the sisters died on the spot;
while the other, who still survives, received
as many as eighteen wounds.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-17

SHE ''DIDN'T SEE TIA gentleman
from Port Royal was present when some Of
the .seducators'' sent from Massachusetts
arrived. One of the female teachers, on
reaching the shore, where a large number
of contrabands, male and female, had con-
gregated, Immediately walked to one of the
latter, and with extended arms, attempted
to embrace her, exclaiming as she did SO,
''You are my sister," The wench had not
been used is such nonsense, and supposed
the woman must be drunk. Indignantly
pushing her aside, she exclaimed, "Go way,
white gal-never saw ye afore, where you
git your whiskcy ?"-and thus ended the
interview.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-17

"Why did you come back!' asked sleek,
well-fed citizen of poor half-sick Federal sol
dier just returned from McClellan's army
"Why don't you gog' replied the soldier.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-17
OF THE JUDICIARY.

ART. 3, SEo.2. The trial of all crimes, except
in cases of impeachment, shall be by jury, and
such trial shall be held in the State where the
said crimes Shall have been committed within
any State, the trial shall be at such place or
places as Congress may by law have directed.
SEC. 3. Treason against the United Stases
shall consist only in levying war against them,
or in adhcring to their enemies, giving them
aid and comfort. No person shall be convicted
of treason, unless on the testimony of two wit
nesses to the same overt act, or confession in o.
pen court
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-17

WouLDN'r WoRK.-Seven or eight hundred
of the negroes who were sent from Cincinnati
to Coyington, to work on the Notifications there.
refused to labor, and we're brought back and
placed in confinement, under guard. s5m
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-17
constitution of the United States.

s. Before he enter on the execution of his
Office, he shall take the following oath Or ailir-
nation:
81 do solcmnly swear (or affirm that [ will
faithfully execute the office Of President of the
United States, and will, to the best of my abil-
ity, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitu-
tinn of the Irnitel SLatns"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

AYERS AnERlcAs ALMANAC for 1862 !
ready for delivery gratis at al Agents. ~
= . who are happy 70 supply j
mar call for them. Every family Shout,
nave and keep This book. II is worth hsv.
'ng. Comprising much general information
o. great value; 4 gives the best instruction
'or 'ns cure Of prevalent complaints. tia,
We @" get anywhere. lie anecdotes alone
afe worth . bushel Of wheat. and its medI.
50 sdv'ce = sometimes worth to the sick
me whesrs weight In gold. MANY Of The
"so'ea' a'msnscs are trash, but ths is solid
ne's'. ls calculations are made purpo.eIy
or this latitude and are therefore corree,
'a'' ana gessn Ayers Almanac. and when
ot, keep ii.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

AID those afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA, -"
NERVOUS DEBILITY
HEART DISEASE.
FEVER & AGUE.
Or
CONSTIPATION
CONSTIPATION.

The undersigned, now seventy five y. :
o.a, mas Tor years devoted his lime "a c.,;n,
ne transformers and the poor in New Wi
o these dreadful complaints. WHICH css.'
thousands and thousands 10 an un,;msi,,
grave; ne has seldom failed to cure al wh.
nave applied to him for relief, and beIiev,no ~
: % DC CHRISTMAS duty TO relieve ,boss
abroad, as well as at home, he viii send ' !
tnose who require il, Copy OF Prescrio,ioa !
used. Gree Of Charge). with direction a'.s
preparing and using the same. Also ruIes
on pet. Bathing. Ventilation. and Ex.rs;ss
'ol 'ns Sick they will find these remedies. !
sure cure Tor Consumption, and ali d;seas.s
q the THROAT AND LUNGS. Frvrp..s
ecuE' CONSTIPATION, Heart DISEASE. DvsD
PkrsfA' NERVOUS DEBILITY, and Fsr.,r
1osrLAISrs, and he hopes every one afiI;r,sdl
w send Tor copy. as it will cost norL;no
'oa those suffering should apply before i i
% 'aie. These Prescriptions are used b.
20 most eminent Physicians in London
ARE, and New York. Those wishing Them
~ please address '"sh'
REV. DIR. CHAMBERLAIN.
Feb. 6, 1861. Ao'A'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

boMSTHIEc NEw THAT 10 Worm HAVING
Themselves Map recently published b,
Ashsr 4 Co.., Indianapolis, Ind. has jus
been revised and thoroughly corrected &C
that so~ y i not only the most couvenien,
Pockeswsr Nap. but the most correct
They advertise for county agents 70 sell ia
each county. End offer good discount. -
We advise any person IN want Of good
nsp 20 send IS cts. BY mail and they will
receive me worth Of their money. Any man
with from fve 70 ten dollars capital can
make good wages - county agent. Ad-
dress - above.
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!. laz souRHAI o. HEDIcAL srro,r

sSeAHAL o. MEDICAL REYoHn
arge and beautiful paper. snd ca
'slns The most vsluabs Information 81 ansr
mssvshess ~ Seminal Weakness ~.
cause, effects, sad cure, showing IN. .w s%I
effects q the disesse. On a. o,He,' n NJ
eases Of Sexual Organs, : fuIl ex.I.".,;"n
oi The esisie Of Syphilis. the mes l. y non
ss".ioo snd cure. On Conssm p,Ion. H.,
'eer'ui disease, On The Liver. Hear, Scr On
sen snd Skin. On Female complan,s
~ Tue vs''ous Schools Of Medicines. o.
ne modes Of Tres,men. how Pr.c,,.sd ="
"a the False Treatment or D,ss.sss r..
ne various Medical Humbups. o. ~.
Psychology Of Marriage On a. com,o '"e
sense Of Medicine. On Die,. Exe,r;ss'
>, Abluiion. How ibe Physician shoalJ \.
now T. Present Pregnancy. And m,nv
o.nef th'ogs. SESD rcx IT. TINS Jo,,n.,
should Dc n The hands Of every one. r.,
~ VINO apply BY letter. With full descriO,lon
y see' occupation symptoms Of disesss ~
ny KIND, and habits Of lie. Candid Advics
be- bee o. charge, will be given. b The Chief
Address with two o. Tire. s,smo. q,
ofn postsge.) DIR. j. RUSSELL.
'eO' ~ tBox b BRookLYs. NEW Yorx
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HOME TESTIMONY

SrrwAapsvlrLE. Posey Co. Ind. April %.
r. HoBAcK-Sir-I feel il ny duty L
present you my certificate, to show Won ,be
oeneht have received from your medicines
'ns Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pr.
''ner. After being afflicted for some three
years. giving our physicians trial, and also
ne medicines Of DR.. D--,I wa. pe,s...
'eo 70 Try your Pills and Purifier, wLish i
49, and they cured me perfectly.
Yours, truly, d. J.FUGAu
IL See advertisement.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE, IL hereby given ths. By y;rtu
~ ,Of decree Of sale Issued from IL ! Il; :,
q The clerk Of The Dubois Commoo ple.
Court. and 70 me directed, Z will offer ~
sale q public auction 10 tho highest bidde,
10 cs.h 70 hand. 1t the door Of he cour,
house In Jasper on SSu''
SATURDAY, March sth. 1862.
ossweeu slis hours prescribed bv law. m.
ren's and profits for . term no, exceed;ng
ssssn years Of the following described real
me southwest quarter Of the north. Wa,
quarter Of section Number IL. Townsh;"
rumoest one. South Of Range y,mhsr
.wss,; wnh The reserve Of two small lo,s
q william HssdiG's. and one. hslf ac,s -,
$40 seost thTes-fosrlhs acre la. fo,m..,..l
oseoed 10 WiIIssm Hardin. IN
nnd on fsilurs to realize the nIl .un..
= yooemsns iatssest and costs. csIIsd ~,
y ss,d execution. I win a The same IT, ~
ees place. end in like manner. yrco. 49,.
ss1he sale W fee simple or said r., es,.,.
faken IN execution as the pr.ns,,s -
Arms end Nosh b. AM Any, ~ ~
~. o. Absolem HARRISON, ST.. ~
os'd ssistwili Be made without snv ,sr.,
nassssr from violation yr .appraisemso,
J.. John wElKEL. Sheriff B. !. II
pso 81 ATTY for pPff v;
Feb ~. 1862 "a ~ {"
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IN Office 10 hereby given thai bv vim.
- Of decree Of sale issued from ,bs ofF;c.
q q me clerk Of the Dubois Court Of Gamma,
riess and 70 me directed, Il will rffsr a.
ssle a public auction 70 The hiobes, h;dds -
.or cash IL hand. At the door Of The cour,
house in Jasper, on - Sos''
SATURDAY. March s,h, 1869
oe'ween the hours prescribed by Law. ,hs
rents and profits for seven years. or ~. ri M
owing described real estate. situated a n
Uols county, to-wit:
Inc west half ofihe north west ousr,., 20
ssc.'on Number II one. Tow nship 70 Two
SCUM % Range Number ISL ave xess
'onas ming 50 acres more OF less.
And on failure to realize the full smo.n,
y priacipsl, interest and costs called u, 4.
';'o execution. 4 will Ut the same ,imc 90
' u snd ~ like manner, cell the fse linn.
sken 20 execution % the pvoper,v ~
.nosewiHochgesang and Bszil B Edmon.
son; o me suit Of Therssis Hacker 4,
sad sale vii be made wirhout,srv rsl,.,
'nsiever from valuation o. spursissm"e,
- ! JOHN wEIKEL, Sheriff D. q.
W "; 2; : Adams. ATTY fos pIf. n
800. - 1909. iYHN4 n "a
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hereby given that the undersigned vii
~. sppiy . the March term. 1862. d Ii.
DuOos County Commissioners, under The
provisions ofan act entitled, AN &C, 10 rec.
o'sss saa license the sale " spirituous. N.
n0us' matt and other Intoxicating liquors
e nc upon the premises occupied b. Kim
~. ne precise location Of which il a. foIlows
y ~ 'et on tho south west corner or ihe
upnc Square, q the mead Of South M.in
.a, .s.'o Jasper Bsiabridg 60 icwnship, ID bois
county l0aisna. And the ci,ixens 81 800
'ownshIp will take dss notice Thereof.
reo iS-Sw IGNATZ ECKERT.
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JASPER COURIER.
GrTHE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN.
DRY co. corner Of Vine and Lougworth
ssFeeess ore our agents In Cincinnati


We are prepared to give prompt at
tention to all kinds Of Job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion Of
jack bills can Be forthcoming on The
shortest notice, il the most approved
style, aud on reasonable terms.
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" The Howard Association OF Phiia.
dclPhia, withstsnding the war. and The
bard siness continues i.s humane forts for
the relief Of the afflicted. with It's usual zeal
throughout the loyal States. We believe !,
e q highly useful snd honorable I,sti,u,;or.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
WASHINGTON, THE FATHER ),
HIS COUNTRY.
sEw AsD sEA vrrruL PORTRAY .,
W ASH IN RHDY.

sr nnsr : copy Of the splendid p.o,;po 4,
T 49, has just been engraved And nun
,% '"eo 49, price which will plscs 1, vim; KIM
ne resch Of oil. r'' 7" w'tni'
!, Iogvsved on Steel 10 the hiohess s,,l. J.
me a., end printed on 6ne 6esvv ssrs y
~ : - ,, ,cr framing. Size CT engraving Il
The Inc above full length portal, of ". =.
..h represents him II I Iife.like sttifuds
uonary War. - ~ '"s Aevo'u'
en-. Inc original picture from which w. !.
49, $3.50. re been psesasncsd ,hs ben ill.,.
:, = me great patrio, ever taken.
= should adofn the dwelIinc ~ 49,
'0s p o. bic county throughout a. Ina
sssueulasly q the present line no.h;..
-" oe more appropriate Tor a emb.il;.hs
n" .ss % any parlor than the above bssu,inn
+ r Il N 8:
81 ri, ~ r Y Steel Engraving II w.shio..
,oa. ' = ;. . ssss y nail poss paid seeur.I,
r ss..! 2, d.s a.. proofs. !, 90
"p''ss'oas q .hs SANE.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or TANn
state o. Indiana. County or Dubois.
lRf virtue Of an order and Sec,aa -
- The Dubois Common Pleas C.n,, 4, ~.
11nuary term. 1862. will sell 4, ,,iys,s
,sie The following real estate. situated !.
DoDo's county, Indiana, to-wi,, =
inc southwest quarter Of the soutb 90,
qusIter' and the north east quarter af ~.
southwest quarter OF section eleven f,Il
town. south Of range s west. Sad rs.j
estate TO be sold upon credit or II mor,hs. .
- =. not les: than the appraised value thereof
Inc purchaser giving note with spnroysd
'ecufi'y, waving valuation and spprsismea,
,s~s; interest from date, aud executinv !.
= ongsge upon the land 10 secure the nur.
'hase money. - P'''
JOHN WEIKEL, Commissions,
jasper Indiana, Janusrv %. 1860