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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

Town MEETING.-Freemen's Meeting in this
town was unusually quiet and the vote was light.
A large number of our voters have gone to the
war, and those that remain at home are too
much absorbed in the great object of the day
to heed the usual demand of politics. Voters
came up to the polls, deposited their ballots
and then went quietly abont their business.
The unanimiiy of the people in sustaining the
national administration was SO manifest that no
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

Lieutenant Colonel - Blunt, late Of the
9th Vermont Regiment, has been appointed
Colonel of the 18th Vermont Regiment. He
is an excellent officer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

HORSE THIEVES ARREsTED.-Deputy Sher-
if S. w. Bowker of NewIane has succeeded,
after prolonged and persevering efforts, in ar
resting two thieves who are implicated in horse
stealing and other theits. Two or three weeks
since the Messrs Niles of White Creek, n. Y,
had three horses stolen from their pasture in
Woodford, Bennington County. Sheriff Bow
ker after travelling over COO miles traced one
Of them named Martin Niles TO Putney, where
he was at work temporarily for VIM. Richard
son. and where he arrested him on Sunday.
The o her, named John Millington, had enlis-
ted in Co. l, 10Th Vt. Regiment, but he was
discovered by the Sheriff and arrested on Mon
day, the company having no desire for such a
soldier. Mlington owned up to stealing wool
and promised further revelations hereafter.
the two were taken to Bennington on Tuesday
and lodged in jail 1t is likely that Mington
will turn States evidence, but Niles has all the
obstinacy and reicence of an old offender.
From their acquaintance with this section Of
the State it is not unlikely that they know
something of the horse stealing that has oc-
cured in this vicinity the past summer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04
Miscellaneous News Items.
CAIRO, Aug. 20.

NAlltO, aug Zo'
To Hon. Gideon Wells, Secretary Of Nary:
The combined naval and military expedition
planned between Gen. Curtis and myself before
leaving Helana, has returned to the latter
place having accomplished its work with great
success.
The rebel transport Fair Play has been cap
tured containing 1900 new Enfield rifles 1000
new muskets with accoutrements complete and
a large quantity of ammunition field guns
mounted howitzers and some small arms.
Col. Ward landed and ca; tured the 3lst Lou
isiana. with all their arms and the enemy fl wing
before him. He captured another camp with
tents, baggage and provisions, burning the
depot and 8 cars and destroying the telegraph
The combined expedition proceeded up the
Yazoo river, where it captured battery with
1000 pounds of powder and 1000 shot, shell
and grape. Col. Woods dispersed the enemy
in several places. Will write tomorrow.
C.. II. DAVIS, Com.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04
LOCAL INTELLIG EN- E

We have never known our village as lively
and business like as at present. The street is
crowded day after day with teams, and people
hurrying TO and fro on brands of business
The two regiments in the camp bring OF course
many friends and visitors into the place, Le-
sides adding TO the various kinds of trade car
ried on. Barracks are to be erected, we uuder-
stand, on the Camp ground for the accommo-
dation of tie Regiments still 10 come, and we
may expect great activity for some weeks longer.
Last week the Company of Volunteers COM
posed of men in this and neighboring towns
was organized by the choice Of the following
officers Capt. Robert B. Aims, Brattleboio /;
Let. Lieut.. John +. Vinton, Brattleboro; End.
Lieut.. Charles A. Norcross, West Bratteboro.
The company is composed of good class of
men, who will do their duty bravely and well.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

We learn that Rev. J. F. Moors of Green.
field Mass, has enlisted for the war; Rev. j.
X. Hosmer of Deerfeld enlisted some weeks
ago. Rev. 7. w. Higginson, brother of DIR.
Iiigginson of this village, has raised Com
pany of men in Worcester of which he is to
take command.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

CELEBRATION AT BERNARDsToN.-The Cen
tennial Celebration at Bernardston Mass. which
took place on the Goth of August was highly
satisfactory. There was a large gathering of
the natives of the towns Of Bernardston and
Leyden, who came from their various residen-
ces, to take part in the services of the occa-
sion. There were between two and three thou
sand people of all ages present, the day was
fine and the various exercises deeply interesting
The historical address was delivered by Hon.
Henry w. Cushman; Poem by DIR. John
Brooks and al o rnother Poem by NJ. ID. Col
lister. Various Toasts were given and speeches
made, and large party of from four to five
hundred partook of an excellent dinner provi-
ded by L. c. Fox. For full account of this
interesting occasion we refer our readers TO the
Greenfield Gazette and Courier of August 25th
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

NEW BRIGADE.-The five Regiments of
nine months men are to be encambed in this
town, Immediately after the departure of the
10th and 1lth Regiments. They will be num-
bered the 18th, 18th, 18th, 10Th and 10th Reg
iments Vermont Volunteers. and will form one
Brigade. They will be quartered in well built
houses as it is impossible for the general gov
eminent to find tents at present. Extensive
and complete arrangements are making under
the direction of the Quartermaster General for
their accommodation. The bringing together
of these regiments in one camp is strongly
urged by Gen. Hallcck.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

A dispatch received at the Post Office De-
partment, dated Salt Lake City yesterday says
a general war with all the Indian tribes east of
the Missouri river is at hand. An interruption
of the overland mail route is expected daily
Nothing but prompt and decisive action on the
part of the government will prevent it. The
lines should be protected by soldiers at inter-
walls ut 200 miles. The Post Office Department
has instructed postmesers to send the Califor-
MIA mails by way Of New York until further
directions.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

BY Order of His Excellency,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
Governor and Communicative Chief.
PETER r. WASHBURN,
A3jutqm and Inspector General
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

captain Jos. W. Whitson, elisht in leg :
James snowden. Company b. in hand lar.
tin Efheridge, In hand J. ]. Slo In. In arm
Jos. Jarvis, In head.
End North Ca,oliaH.-W. II. Wofrord t,om.
pany d. in arm; William l.. Wilson, Com.
pany A, In leg; Jacob p. Jarrett, in head
@. W. Graves. In forehea'.
l7h North Ca-olinn, I'm Fort Bn-top )-James
Green, severe In shoulder; Wm. Groves.
severe, In thigh. Total, 80.
Generally the wounds are'very slight, and,
with few exceptions, are rapidly recovering.
All are now in hospital at Elizabeth City.
but will be removed to Norfolk as soon 20
proper transportation can be provided
Uedical supplies and medicine have been sem
oown from Norfolk, and every possible at
ention given to relieve their sufferings.
And now, my dear friends, beg your con.
gra a'uiations and ask some sympathy for nv
self and companions in captivity. DO no,
Jadse any OF US harshly until have told tn.
whole story, and then you may say waai
you please. Not all the men captured wor.
in the fight, but the few who w.re-some Sc
in mum ber-kept back nine full regiment,
for four hours and a half, until their guL.
were clogGeu and their ammunition exhsus;
ed, Que friends, the "Blues " fought with
great bravery, and could the public fuIIy uu.
derstand their course OF action, they woulc
receive some decided demons ration of au-
proval. Tbs same can be said OF Cap,ai.
Ocles's company, Captain lickenson's S, the
"McCulloch Rangers" aud other companie,
but am !orstalIins my letter of to-mor.
row. And now, GOOD night"
ROHRMIAy,
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PsftbGLAss AXIOM
BY 7 II Il Z X r : y T. 4 7

To the People Of the Coatede,Gs STATES:
Ihe termination The Provisional Gov
ernmsnt offers Hitting 9ce1sion again 10 pre-
sent ourselves III num'iiliion, pr .yer, anG
Thanksgiving before thar q II WHO has safely
CO ABDUCTED through oar first year o Ma
tionai existence. W. have been ems o,ed ~
lay anew the fouudat,ots OF Free Govern
meut, and 10 reIei he forts # our ens inIes
to destroy rs. Law has evsr5 whsrs Te.ghed
suprem-, and throughout ou- wee spreat
liuits personal liberty ana privats right have
been duly honVItd. a Gao OF earnest pi.ty
has pefvaued eur p'opte, aud 'ne victories
which We have at-Ib-d over or enemies
have o-en justly asorsbei % Him who .uleIh
the Universe
We had hoped .hst the year vouti hays
closed upon scene OF con 'inred prosperity
but IL has pleased TIE Snpremr Lisyoser o.
events to order II othsrw,se We are o, t@r-
mitL q 10 furnish au exception TO the rule of
DivILe toSsrBmcbi which has nrsscIle-i
h:cuon as the c'scipils OF pa'iois ss 4eii
as Of inaividu&ls. Our fai'h and perseyer-
anCe must be tested and the ehss,enipg
which se''meth sti-vous viii, Al rightly re.
csivsd, bring :or It's sopropri.-e fruit.
Ii is neet and rghl, therefore, thar We
should repair 10 tae only Giver OF all VIC
tory,,and, humbiins ourselves bpiore Him,
should pray that BE Igay strer K hen our con.
hdence in His mighty POWER aIa righteous
Judgment iheninay we surely tsas. In lm
| tina, He VIII perform His prom Sc snd enec m
pass MS as with "a shleid,
| In this trust. and to this sud l, JKnPRRsos
| DAVIS, Presideu; OF the Confederate STA les,
do hereby Sc, apart Friday, me 2slh day
| of February instant. rs Day Of Fast ng,
Humiliation, and Prayer; ana / 90 hereby
| invite the Reverend Clergy and pc 1pis OF h .
Confederate States 10 repair ~ iheir r~spea-
tive places OF public ~orstip to humbss
themselves before Almighty God and pray
| for His profession and fSy'r 20 eur beloved
country, and that We may be saves. trom our
| enemies, ana from the handOf sii that hate
us.
| Given under my hard and the seal
| }L.s {of The Con scderste >tstss, At Rich.
! w. Smond, this 10th day OF February. A.
-. 1861.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President:
WILLIAn IL BaeWaS,
L "a L. Ix nf StAke ~ L.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR r SON, Aue,'s.

VALUABLE kESIOENOE, ONE-AND-A.
" HALF MILES ABOVE THE CITY or
RICHMOND. BETWEEN GROVE ROAD AND
BROAD STREET EXTENDED, Fob SALE
AT AUCTION.-We will sell q. public auc.
uon, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
sixth day Of March, 1862. conmencing at fous
ociock, 2. the very valuable residence, one
snd-a-hIf miles above the city of Richmond.
between Grove Road and Broad street * tended.
for several years the residence of of Mr. Lewfs D.
0renshaw. and now In the occupancy Of J. X.
Faulkner Esq, and known as "Roseneath D.
The improvements consist of An excellent Atlned
dwelling. containing ii good and airy rooms, be
sides three large halls pantry, closet &C.. replete
with the modern conveniences, situated On an Gle
cated location, well shaded ana Is ample for the
accommodation Of large sized family.
The ou..houses attached, CONSISTING of a Raoden.
hot house, bath house. brick meat house. servauts'
quarters, kitchen barns, stables, ice-house &C.,
al In perfect order.
The yard is paved with brick, bsauHfully laid
off In walks and squar es, with q summer houss In
front, and well set in shrubbery.
paric alary adap ted to the culture Of vegetables
Or for dairy farm. The farm has upon ii three
wells Of excellent water, one Of which ie in Ne
stable yard, young peach orchard and vineyard
of choice grapes. Che location of this property,
and its contsuity TO the city, render 1t, h many
| respects, superior to. any now In market and We
think, should command the attention of all who arr
| session. If desired will be given at onse.
T1RMs-One-half cash; balance In l, 2. and ;
years, for negotiable paper, with interest s6ded
secu'ed by a trust deed.
fs96 JAS. N. TAYLOR g. SON, Aucts.
B.-The purchaser of the above farm should
fe26 INT L. Som
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~ SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSU.
~ RANOE OOMPANY.-Ata q NEE ing Of
the Directors Of the SOUTH 1RN PkOTEO-
TION INbURANOE COMPANY, b sid a. Rich
mond on the 20th OF February, in pursuance of a
resolution Of the General Assambly, the following
proceedings were had
Resolced, BY The Dirsecsors That the ofire Of the
said company shall for the present be .sts bished
at the city of Richmond.
That the several agents Of tie comps ~ be re-.
quested to communicate with the Pl esident HEN
KY W. THOMAS. Esq, In reference to the busi
ness Of the company, and that they remit TO the
President the amouat of their s-verrl liabilities as
far a. practicable.
Resolred, That Notwithstanding the occupancy
Of Alexandria by the enemy the u .rectors have no
hesitation in expressing their entire confidence in
tho solvency Of the company, aud its ability to
meet its engagements, and to assure the parties
insured In said company Of their belief IN the abl-
ity to sustain the Company upon its original basis
and to redeem Its liabilities.
That the President be required 10 i,sue notices
to all persons insured by the compAuv who may
have sustained losses from IRE com,punicate the
same to the President with the proofs required by
the bye.laws or before the ct OF April, In OF.
der that provision may be Dlf de for their pay
ment. INV, W,TuO~AS Prest
T. D. BILL. 6ec'y. fe 26-dtlstA
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1UTURE DAYS.


The concern OF p. T. MOORE & Co. havins
determi ined to close their business FOR the
oo,n IN o. tho
able to give his personal attention 70 the busa
nsss,) We will sell at auction, by catalogue,
at their store, No l4l MAIN street.
CommenciuR at 10 O'Clock, the On tire balance
of their stock on hand, which 10 large and
desirable. and the whole OF which will b.
closed i,hout limit or reserve. The stock
Pocket cutlery, desirable tyles and makes.
Table Cutlery great variety,
Wade l. Butchers, and Wostenholm's Ra.
zore,
Scissor and Shears. various qualities,
Tea and Table Spoons, various Qualities.
Hand, Tenop, and Mill Saws,
Bench and Moulding Planes, q full assort.
Brace and Bits. assorted, from twelve to
forty-eight Bits,
shoe, Tack and Hand Hammers,
Polished and Plated Bride Bits and Stir.
Brides, Bride Filings, and Blind Brides,
boot and airth Webbing.
wood Screws, assorted, from half.inc to
a 81 inches,
Broad and Narrow utt-Hinsss, fast and
Plate Hook and Eye Hinges,
Locks-Piate kim, Pad and Mortice, large
assortment,
Files-Mill, Flat, aud Half.round, Bastard.
Brass Oandlesticks, fiat and tall,
Hollow Ware, Manure Forks,
Coffee Mills, Sifters, Scythss and Suathss,
Blister Steel and Wagon Axles,
Finishing Nails, Shoe Nails and TackA,
Horse and Shoe Brushes,
Mason's BlackinE, &c &c.
CataloGu ues will be prepared, and the goods
ready for examination, two days before the
sale.
TBRMs-Cash.
fels KENT. PAINE 4 CO., Aucts.
PO6TPONEMENT.
Being unable tQ prepare the stock for sale ON
TIL RSDAY, the above sale Ii postponed to
TU E6DAY, the 4th Of March. when 1t will Ger.
tainly take place. KENT, PAINE & CO.,
fe 20 AuctioneaEa.
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l<- AT A RECENT OONyENTn1M 1,r
~ RAILROAD UFFNJEkS. held in Rich.
mono. keoruary 9th, lso2, series of rsoolu
1o 1ons ~ Wesc adopted. Of which the following
IN tne event the several roads constituting
eitncr OF the divisions herein contemplated
snooIo 1ait or deeline {, establish the rolling
part Of III: :a01s In n:
sNto nne said divisions pledge themselves,
II It should be found NECESSARY. TO make ad.
vances 70 such individuals or associations
nndertaktnE establish the same, to the fol.
stated - :
Efst. With any person or association who
saaii estaolish and put In opera ton within
eight months OF the first Of January, 1861, a
mandatory Of railroad supplies, and who
snail Do approved by the majori'y Of the
companies In any division. the cor panies
composing such division will contra ct 70 pur.
onass OF them annually during the present.
war. and for torn Of three years from the
close Of the war, such supplies as they shall
man uncture, to the extent OF tho rrquire-
ments OF the several companies for repairs,
consumption, or equipment, for the period
named, at price not greater during the con.
unuanoe Of the war than % Der oent upon
the rates current fer articles OF Ike quality
on the lst July, 1850, and after the close of the
war, an advance OF not more than 80 per
cent. upon the actual cost Of importa don OF
3ptlar articles, at the dime OF purehass, sx.
oosive Il tho import duties.
0ty6Cf4.
- hereinbefors etatsd, the com ia o iss also
agree to make loans, at 9 per cent. interest, to
Individuals who may estabii iAh such manu-.
factories as the majority of the railroad com.
panies con stituting such di4ieion snail deem
advantageous to the railroad interests OF the
division, to the extent Of not less than 900 nor
more than t76 per mile OF each of said roads,
for term not to exceed three years; said
loan to bs secured by individual securities,
and mortgages on property to the satisfaction
OF aiority Of said roads. The amount TO
be loaned to each individual or association
TO be determined by said majority, and not to
exceed in tho aggregate the above limita.
tton.
Thirdly. In the event OF any State or States
constituting the divisions cOntam plated in
this report, granting the authority by legis-
lative enactment TO railroad com panies to
become stockholders In manufacturing com.
pnntes, then the committee deem 1t advisable,
and recommend that the stock be subscribed
In lieu Of making the loans herein provided
for.
Fourthly. In all eases where a manufao-
turing company shall receive or accept aid
from the associated roads, In money or con.
tracts, to establish said mandatory, then
said company shall give to roads granting
such aid = preference OF work, and shall do
their work at ali times, In preference to that
OF other persons or corporations.
fe @-2t
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HIaaRACRFuL R!ar IN LYECHBURG-One Man
Killed and Seuerai fejur.d.-OD Saturday evea-
inS last II riot occurred IL Lyg ch turs Of tEe
most dissraeetul character. From the Re-
publicon of th- "a b instant, we glean the fol-
LOWING PARTICULARS:
About two O'Clock Saturday evening
some dsagr'-meEt ocCu re between a mem.
ter OF the Mississipps nr'lIierf, MINED JOHN
whaling, and some menit ers I Gem pa r.
o. ptain Ru' Ter, II the First I tennessee resj.
ment, which finally r"suitcd in general
fSG be ESeNu several mem hers of ne ar,it-
iery friends of " ha!ing and be Tennes ssseans,
uuriug Uhich piI'atr CT tLe hLeess
company, naEed J 'ck Dostl,.t, was cut In
several yiac-s ny Wha,iIg with bowie.
koife, aud Ieceived bic Uitn u slung shot,
infiic,iug iulnries vhiCh caused hls death
aoon,six O'Clock The sainsevHIi During
the melee, III which tomS II cen cr twsp'y
soldis,s were ene.g-d, rocks, staog- hots,
bo " is- knives. md u l. er deadly ID D EN- leu q
were freely usrd
Several OF the parties eDgt ged received
wounds more or less Severe, but none being
apgerJusly hUr., 6fta- iEfictiEg ihe faral
blow upou his tn tagoAlst, " laiiDK attempt
ed 70 escape. but W - sued and oveItnken
by tn exasperatrd friends Of Doulhatt and
conveyed up II iii street, on he 10 tue
Tennessee depot, where they aid they in
tendsu 20 lynch the Ir sJLer. but rpo. ar
riviUg in rrt nj o STROLLER Go. = drus store,
the later broke from bis Itpis, and dashed
fu,o their housa, ha was ,uiiu,d irt he
building aud spon arr1 g.d on ana ri q IOu 70
con tiDued . he rIOpD q scrLe Ci exc ion.
Upon arriving tb-ir. th- cs u. ain Cf The com.
pany eudeasorei 10 4u II the rio' hut could
not do 50. H. sucrt-d~o, however, In delay
ing further pTOte eediI IS hHtiI he arrival OF
LieutrnHut-CoIone ~est COR m an x the
| r. -gim.nt, who promptly pat IA ttop By his
\ I'll IN ard pru ce 10 he tisgrac,fut pro-
| oesdlrg' md tnrued ne lrsJrer vrr,o tho
| civil aU hori les, by wapm Ne w II b. vi Il :,
DuIiug The row Ia font OF N.ssIs S;rother
4 Go :, all ,he glars iICGt Of lBair door W 81
| com D!etely Wfpchtd
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PEE ON AL.

A1OTICE.-As WILLIAM X. Walden
II has runaway from his parents, 1 do
hereby forswarn all persons from harboring
said William r. Warden In any way what.
ever, as am determined to prosecute any
person found no doing to the extent Of the
law. l will give n liberal reward for his
delivery to me on Main, between 18th and
18th streets, or, at night, on Brook Avenue,
between Clay and Marshall.
feb 2o-St JANIS WfPnEN,
NOTICE.-Wo have Row in store the fol.
~ lowing articles, received from Lynch.
burg by the boat A. Pamplir, for Mrs. Tm.
Miller-2 hhds. Bacon. keg Lard. For u.
Z. w. Stone. Tho ownsre will please come
forward, pay charges, and to he The goods, or
they will be sold TO pay charges.
fe 26-St% CONRAD T. DREW.
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NOTICE Will bs solo on FRIDAY. the 2ssh
~ OF February, at public auction, upon the
premises 1t the hour Of 10 o'clock, all Of my
hnoasehoh and Kitchen FURNITURE TO the
highest bidder.
At the same time, the FARM, Containing ~
we. house and kitchen, all In good rep air, we'll
S.aossd. win b rented, also. to the highest bid
~, SAID placs lies nearly i've miles west II
;. ;aiesm mopd, on she Deep Run Turupiks Road, I'd.
,,SSanlns the land Of Ben. Green. lmmsdtateay On
erosd. lfs 2S-%tsJ T. q. BENIN oTT.
kfOR RENT-A FARM IN UHESTER-
FIELD, WITHIN THREE MILES or
i,a, n,aaOaMonD.-I s6er for rent at public auc.
Tsy;.,on T; on Mta & Of February. q b: J; sizsrs
.ss Is,a on which the late Nay Moss resided,
h'aah'd ,hs'd ON tbs Manchester Turnpike. within
,s. ,a.se miles OF Richmond. This farm con.
"a s.atns about six hundred ncres. OF land, and 10
80 very good state Of cultivation. Wheat
dw.,s,ants a ,Wintsr oats a!s seeded ON It. There y .
SSwcs!nns On the place ana ali necessary Ont
s,"n. sSuuss. Gil Of which. except ths dwelling.
sasw. The place u we'll fenoed in by nev
So + eta. SAMUEL D. ADkinsoN,
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arLURluA LEAf 1UbA(h -. FOR VI.
r. q M, We ara In Yec~ips OF et eaaes of
FLORIDA LEAF TOBAtOsA eafsin3ly -.
lsc,sd by a practical cigar msnataetnres,
which We can sell on ~ good tNrWs ~ can b
had IN aay mafhss. 70 which Ws tavtse Ne
attention Of bpyesa, - u y rare tAAe sueA
portion OF u 70 Of she crop Of leo.
70 3e-lst i. bLAl1 D 90,
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BY =. = COOK. Axss's,

CTOCK OF DRUGS MEDIUIN8S FAN.
y OV ARTICLES. CHEMICALS, &o., AT
AUOT1Or.-Mr. John w. Rison who has besn
conducting the business Of the late Joseph Laid.
ley, having determined TO again Join the Oonfed.
crate service. l will sell at he store OF Joseph
meucinF at 10 O'Clock, the whole Of the stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Articles, pure Syrxps,
Surgical Instruments. Physicians Saddle Bags
pure Flavorfng Extracts, & rare assortment OF
Chemicals. &c embracing the usual variety found
in . frst-class Drug establishment.
At the same time. all the Fixtures, Show Gases
&C., being Of the latest style and nearly new.
THRMs.-C8Sh. 10 Is H. B COCK, Auct.
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By r. W. KEESEE, Aucti0nsey.
[Ohice corner 18th and Gary streets.

HOUSEHOLD AVID KITCHEN FURNI.
III TURE FOR SALE, and SERVANT
WOMAN FOR HIRE, AT AUCTION Will
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence OF
mr.. J. b. Eu bank, (who Is declining house.
keepingD on 4th street, between Byrd and
Arch streets, a portion Of his Household and
Kitchen Furniture. consisting OF the usual
assortment, in good order.
Also-FOR HIRE, a servant WOMAN.
Also-FOR RENT, the HOUSE now oecu.
pied by him; and the Gas Fixtures for sale.
TRRks-Cash
fe rs TYOS. W. KEESEE, Auct.