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Martial Law Declared I'm Gin
CinRssti.

CrCTNNNTT, Sept 2.-The undersiuu-
cd, by order of Major General Wright.
assumes command OF Cincinnati. Coyinr
ton and Newport. II IS but fair TO inform
our citizens that an active. daring and
powerful enemy threatens them with every
consequence of war; yet the cities must
be defended and the inhabitants assist in
the preparations
lst- All business must b. suspended at
Q o'clock to-day Every business house
must be closed
ID Under the direction of the AIavor.
the citizens must, within an hour after the
suspension of business, assemble in con-
venient public places and he ready for
orders, and as soon as possible they viii
then be assigned to their work. This Ia
Dor ought to be 81 love, ami the under
signed trusts and believes If viii be 50
anyhow II must lie done The willing
shall be properly credited, and the un,viI-
ling promptly visited The principle
adopted i. citizens for the labor and sol
diers for the battle. Martial law Is hereby
proclaimed in the three cities. but until
they can be relieved by the military, the
enforcement of this proclamation viii be
executed by the police.
81. FerTyboats viii cease plying the
river after O'Clock. l. NJ, until further
orders Signed] LEWIS WALLACE,
Major General Commanding.
In accordance with the proclamation of
Major General Wallace, give this public
notice that the police force of this city
viii. until further orders. act rs provost
guard. and / order and enioin upon all
good citizens to obey them a such. ANY
disregard of orders from the General com
manling through the police viii be en-
forced strictly. GEo. HATCH. AIavor.
Headquarters UNITED STATES Fof.CEs.
CNCNNNn. Sept. 2d. 1862.
General Order No. l.-AI places IN
the cities of Cincinnati. C0yington ami
Newport where liquors Of amy kind are
sold. must bc closed a: ! o'clock this
morning. and sales are prohibited Upon
failure or refusal the stock on hand VIII be
confiscated for sanitary purposes BY or
. der Of
Major General LEWIS WALLACE
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weeks since, give, by their resolutions. n
rather singular contradiction to the con-
ciuslons of the committee. The resolu-
ton refer TO was adopted at a mass NEE
ing IN Monument Square, of the city of
5. fimore, July %, 1862, and is as fol-
lows:
: That the controlling authorities of the
baltimore and Ohio railroad companv
and large majority of their emplovt cs.
now IN the employment of the Govern
ment, are, and have been, notoriouslv.
and some OF them avowedly, disloval.''
During my official connection with the
Government roads, and while had chay~re
OF the running of trains over the Wash
lngton branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, j cndeavored to manage their
property as careful as it was possible TO
do, and the results should not be unsatis-
factory TO that company, as not a single
accident of any kind occurred by which
their property was DESTROYED or damaged
When they undertake to reflect upon Off
GERS striving to DO their duty. ii Is time
for the public to understand few facts.
and from time TO time, Mr. Editor. | will
furnish them.
In conclusion, permit me to say. that
never sought position or place from. the
Government, and several times declined
the position of Assistant Secretary of War
but was prevailed upon to accept it until
some other person could he selected.
While an officer of the General Govern
ment, | endeavored TO perform the duties
assigned me from time to time faithfully
and well, with the expectation that my
efforts might at least be fairly represented.
Very respectfully,
Thomas 4. S,-oI-r
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| ndcr this title writer who chroni-
cles the movements of the :. Mackerel
ITigade p" i'll one of our Sunday Journals.
rs New York Mercury, gives tire follow
| iTig:
The other day ! went down TO Ac-
cOemac again, TO see the general of the
| Mackcrcl Brigade. who had invited me to
be present while he made an offer of bliss
to Il delegation from that oppressed race
/ which has been the sole cause of this un-
natural war, and Is. therefore. exempt
from all concerning an it
- The general, my boy. was seated in
his temporary room Of audience when
/ arrived, examining n map of the border
/ states through a powerful magnifying glass,
and occasionally looking into tumbler as
though he expected TO find something
there
"Well, oil Honesty" says |, affably.
''what is our next scheme for the benefit
of the human race !''
He smiled paterrrally upon me, and
says he:
= 1t is my purpose TO settle the negro
question in accordance with the principles
laid down in The Book of Exodus. Thm-
der says the general, with magisterial
emphasis, - if we do not secure the pur-
suit of happiness to the slave even, we
violate the constitution, and become OBJ
noNious to the border communities"
g was rcaccting upon this remark, my
boy, AMI wondering what the constitution
had to do with the Book Of Exodus. when
the delegation made its appearance and
darkcned the room pcrceptibly. Not to
lose time the general waved his hand for
the visitors to be seated. and SAYS he:
You and we are different races. and
for this reason it must be evident to YOU.
as we'll as TO myself, that it is better you
should be voluntarily compelled to coIonize
some distant but salubrious shore. There
is n wide difference between our races
much wider, perhaps, than that which
exists between any other two races. Your
race suffers very greatly, and our race suf-
ters IN suffering your race TO suffer. In a
word re Joih suffer which establishes
n reason why oyr race should not suffer
vour race TO remain here any longer
You who are here are all present, | sup
pose
- \ voice Yes, sab, -
''Perhaps You have not been here all
your lives. Your race Is suffering the
gIoatest wrong that ever was: but when
YOU cease to suffer, your sufferings are still
far from an equality with our sufferings.
Our white mon are now changing their
base of operations daily, and often taking
Malvern Hills. This Is on vour account
You are the cause of il. How YOU have
caused it l will not attempt TO explain. for
| do not know but it is better for us both
TO he separated, and it is vilely selfish in
you q do not speak unkindly,) to wish to
remain here in preference to going to Nova
/ Zembla- The fact that we have always
oppressed you renders you still more
4 blamable, especially when we reflect upon
the fact that YOU have never shown re-
sistancc- \ trip, on your part to Nova
Iembia, will benefit both races Gan
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= | would Ike e. live alway,
| ask not 70 STAY -
. ..I d nnite mnwcll- and wil inl

r~ Il feel quite unwell. and viii take
little brandy and water" said MEM
Der of a temperance society who had pro-
missed TO use no ardent spirits unless he
was sick 81 am very unwell, my dear,
hand me n little more brandy" '-IIcre
is the brandy" saws the wife, . but |
wish the society father for YOU have not
hal well dav since YOU Joined II
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PuLADEIFTIA, September 2--Charies
Ingersoll. recently arrested for alleged dis
loyal sentiments IL speech IN Indepen-
dencc Square. Mas discharged from custo-
dv this rncrl,in- ''v or,lcF OF the Secretary
of War
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VOL 9---NO. 40

GAIT GARDENERS Co,rrAxr.-Belov
we give the muster roll of Capt. Gardner.
company of Altoona:
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Under this title writer who chroni-
cles the movements of the :. Mackerel
Brigade " in one of our Sunday Journals.
tsc New York Mercury, gives tire follow
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'' Happiness for the Black -

Thomas 4. SCorr
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Major General LEWIS WALLACE
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COMMISSIONED oTFICEES
Captain-J- NJ. Gardner.9
lst LIEUT.. Il. Dunregan .
Ind -ieut--D. H. Traveso
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UxelurOa'H SALE uF VALUABLE

SN1EItTORs 5 a L. 3 uF VALUABLE
IL PROPERTY 1n pur suance CT the vii Of
.l9 la:s DT. Charles Minor, will utte5 for ssie
:I3 prsipi,es CT t'ukSDa 4, the 18th day oi spr;l
-eat cr II thet ts not 'slr on he next fair day
ersafts- the ga.unole eststa called ERoOKRILL
I'll 4hich ,Eo dsccsaed rasided q. tbs time Of bic
.s-ti.
II Eec ii .ea coaa:y sf ALssxARLK, ST. u.tlas
clorth Of Charlottesville, the south branch Of the
R;vs2ua r.ve-, GIG con:sics by recent survey 577i
Gcfa1 Of Vt aich QUO proportion II In timber .--
he,. quality. rel drained, and highly productive.
Ehs Cplsnd3 a,o fertile AID the whole arm Ia in
good coGeiton- So much Of 1: (including lar &c
part cf tbs low grcuads) ID In grass that, with :
pear will not be short of 10000 poueds. A man.
ufae;url1g and mill are Just at the ssts. and
5lscksmiii's ana wheslwrisht shops cicse ty.-
The social advantages Of the neighborhood, In
poi-t of refinement, intelligence, and virtue are
no.her- -scelled, bssides the easy access to Char
louisville.
1t would be a good location for ply siolao, and
in quio. .sl.ss for q school.
Tbs improvements consist CT q :uo'stcry
dwelling houae of Srieh with nine roons, besides
basenen. dining room. four frs.ne out-houses,
contsiEiTS rp.ards ot 20 lodging Too1s, adapted
to boy echoo!, f2r which they we're d. :se.e
and have .bea.. aEed. aid the usual Offices
vsnts' housss, harTs, stables, &c.
propose 10 sell at the sams time ell the
housahold and kitchen furniture beiOn ging
to the estate OF the deceased including all
the appliances regulate for large boarding
schoal. Amongst other things 10 av ba men.
toned u quenti!y Of blankets and bedding,
stoves, chairs, benches, de.ks. &c, al excel.
Ient Rosewood Piano, fine carpets, car.
riase, two.horse buggy, and spring wagon,
and aIso series of the best German end
American school maps, on rollers, as good
as new, and large ard we'll selected library,
professional and general.
! propose 1T th8 same time to offer several
variable negroes, OF both sexes, and the farm.
ltock and utensils, together with the stocks
of bacon. corn, hay, and other forage, 90 that
the purchaser of the farm may provide him.
eslf abuE dainty With all that he needs %
conduct II.
T8kns-Ecr the land, one.half each; tns
femaender in two and four years, with inter
est from the day ofsaie, secured by 60 Cd par.
sonai security, and q deed Of trust on the
premises For tia personal property, all
sums under 90 cash; over that amount, &
credit Of four months, with interest edded,
sscnred by negotiable note, we'll endorsed.
Proposals to puI chase privately before the
day Of sale may be made 70 me at the Uni.
versity Of Virginia, or to Franklin Minor,
Esq, in Richmond, during the sitting OF th .
Legislature.
Tbs land will bs shown to ally one wishing
t. inspect 1t, by Dir. MCrsh, the overeear.
JOHN B. MLNOR,
Acting Ex'r Of Chas. Minor, dsc'd.
~ Tbs above sale 10 postponed until
WEDNESDAY,, the 7th day of May, III fafr;
If not until the next fair day)
&p6-tds }. b. 10.
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SA ..E OF VERY VAL
~ UABLE PRIVATE DWELLING on ths

COMMISSIONERS SA ,.E OF VERY VAL
~ UABLE PRIVATE DWELLING on ths
Eastern side OF 10Th, between Grace and
Eroad streets, and Granite Front Stores on
tie south side Of Franklin street and Esst
line of Wall street.
pursuant to decree Of the kiahDo1d
nSsthxs i Court entered On the ls.h OF April,
1853, IL the Anit of h IL, uxains. Huns admin.
istrator and oths rs, j shafI, or FRIDAY the
9.h day Of May, 1862, at four o'lock p. NJ, on
the premises, proceed 20 cell al ublic auction,
TO the highest bidder, the real estate belong.
THIS property consists of 3 large lot and an
elegant building thereon, OF tbs Eastern side
Of 10Th, between Grace and Bgoad streets, in
the city of HichmOcd. Ihe lot from Is on 10 h
street so feet, and rors bacs between paral, ,el
lines i24 feet to an alley twenty feet wide
The dwelling and ou, sssarsts are I'll new,
(having been built ab ;ut ~ yeas ago. and
In good order, The dws ling was 81 ected for
the residence Of Mr.. Hill at considerable ex.
psnse. For elegance aud convenience the
whole es ablishment Is unsurpassed by cry
In the city. II isat present occupied by Hen.
u. q &emIaingsr. Secrstary OF the Treasury ,
and can be sseL by calling al the premises.
Afro, TWO brick Tenemante at the corner vi
Franklin aud Wall strests. each fronting
about seyeat teen fee. On Franklin street, AID
are occu pied, one as Il restaurant known as
the Yorktown House, anu the adjoining on q
as a clothing establishment.
T8sMs.-Uns- third caah, one.third In slx
fncGluss 6uu INC CtAcf tAIIu III t"eiNc mpHtES
from, ths day VI sale. The credit pay IN ia 20
bear IL ssrsst from the day of sale, and notes
TO 10 giveu therefor. snd The title To be wiz.
held tall the whole purchase money be paid,
and COZ veyance directed by u decree Of tn 9
Court Yhs taxes and insurance fer 1852 70
be paid by the purchasers.
THOMAS J. EVANS,
Special commissioner
, PS-ThO sale Will commence With the
TspsW snW On Wa1hltn snd Vail strss&s.
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DsAIH OF NOBLE HcNAS.-The Ner tI
lsan. Sc. Il the 24th uIt,, Thus rrnounces the
death OF a Sister Of cAaEity
Yesterday afternoon. a. ~ O'Clock. Sister
Regis Is 8rrett died II this city, at ma axe OF
EtLy-eighty IS RS, e:t1r Al iilasss oI il few day
She was one @; he most nooie Vomel OF our
population, and wax loved bv sn s-rest i've
OF sect, uatioL a.ity OF aga Nor vas this gio
rious tribute Of 10 We anu admiration, SO cheer
fully paid by all 10 the h1mois Sister, uUde.
served; for there vas 0! IN the cry Eaman
thirty six ears.
Had s.s.nr Regis been q man, en lowed With
the same Il mount CT energy aud business apt
ltute she wpuIJ have ttl icrea ~, ubc9minpn
lame IN ~ station ui iite- I,5lna = ,@oHan
and sitte. uf t.hSrity. she wss rcniehtsd
VITA being a mct.ti u: dev0tedLe>s I'D III
hourde1 energy ta other wvIaen, IA d he pat
tern Of everything tha, is pure, vtft1ous hnd
lovely i1r & CT 10 Gions.
In the year 1916, wnen she Was t% %shiy't"o
years old, Sls.sr Regis i3iast tea sisters OF
tAET,iy. Saa came 10 kew urlehAs III 1850,
and u IL !lie Il LIZ after her arr val ~ ano~A
aiavug us as al sxtrt orc mary WOLF AZ, VINO
knew 10 o.s .aoie whatever III tns eAecoloA
Of any plan susgs ssst 10 her Sy q spirit o1
chari y-aiweys on ILsl )uk-ouI Socc-ssive.
iy she essabii he'd the Camp SIest Asyium,
the 81, Z. zAeeth Asylum, tie 81 Vincent
Infant Aayiun, toa ldagaziuo asfeet0 aud an
Orphan Asylum III EaFro'lton. We're we TO
rscoun. al tie RiSi works ioAc by that
saInted VIC man. ws might MI easily column
Of our paper,
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1 MgLIA SULPHUR sPnIN>as, AxELI

/ MgLIA SULPHUR bPEIN>4s, AMELIA
~ COUaTY, VA -ihis c~iebrated watering
place Is loca,sd - miles sonthwe't Of Ricfmord
on the Richmond sad Dsnviils hairoad. two an 1
q half miles from JeterEvi.;e Ste Tor, al which
place t:iefe will De Cm1ibas in readiness to con
veg pa sengers 10 tho Springs, On the 10Th day OF
May, 1859
a.ard lor enc month. (ss da7s). s)...........s4 GU
Chidfeo uE er t:n years Of ags---...--..- 20 o;
W Lite Servarts.- ......--.-. % W
Colored SerVADta. -......--....-..--. 20 CO
Board per week II oO
Boa-d per Gay. ......:....-......-.... 80
For al meals sent 10 rooms ezra charges Will
% mace h. y. K. q WILSON,
PTopreto;s,
n. B Visitors would do well to bling t1eir
bIs a. cts wi them. 22u*
EzSKIEL'a VIRGINIA. H4!a kEs1 oaEa
H. promotes the growth of M e'c aud zemoves
esndFafs This Hale Toni, has gisea entire salts
faction TO thousands OF persons; and ceTnicste,
from ladies and gentlemen of ttIs city can be seen
VI. s.sy sns ons 0i ss and all
the Drug lists Price . per bottle. ms 2-ts
VU8N PLANTERs.
T have IN store and for sale, Koutt's
| Sine lair'a and Emery's OokN PLAN rEHs
UURE SHELLSR>, WELL FIXTURES
| Also, s lot of and i-inch ROPE. slightly
| worn. Il. II. SMITH,
my is, IL Main street.
| NOR nALH -Iw,ii sell out a:i my right snd
title in ths RESTAUasN M. Pearl st
81 r asonable price, AZ desire TO 60 Into some
ether bu icess 1t Ia an old established stard and
doins good business, ard ia known ~ "DiIie's
| Stand" Irquire on ths . prem.ses.
| nv 2--6x w. H. TRAVEXS.
| MOTTO s.-Haviug posed OF tie bal snce o
~ orr s,ock q Goods Oh hand, We have con
Guided TO dscnuS;nue bu iicess for q sea,on from
| LIST Of May. Those indebted 70 as. on account OF
by note., would cbliye US TO cali It our old s.aud
aud settls the same. Those having bills sgains'
| us will pl leEent them and get ihsie pay.
J. MIALH; s.is &. D-0,
| my2-9wH 1913 Broad strsst-
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VALUABLE BRICK Ten cMENT. ON

,s'HREt. HANDStME LOTS IN TIE
I SOUTH SIps OF BROAD, BsTwBHs BlLvI-
DH2E AID PIIR STRlsrs, roR SALE At AUCrIoH.
VIII be soit at auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, May 5th, 1863, at O'Clock Z I'll,
thI,n very Ta.usbls LOTS, located IA above.
each froo ting 80 fact, running back 144 feet 20
2 wide alley, aud near the flower garden OF
nr. John Morton.
TERN. time third cash /. balance at six and
lively, months, for negotiable notes, intsree.
aided, and secured by trust deed. The
taxes for 1883 10 be paid by the purchaser.
GtDDIN & APPEhSUNs
AuptiOpeera
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A SPI1I1ED LADy.-Iu Houston, Texas, re.
Gently, a man remaI ksd before Mrs. t.,
the Hosher.in.lAw Of Judge Terry. OF Cali.
forri' ;, that "the south would Do whipped"
TIE old lady spralg 10 her feet. "NsSsrs
never" said she. ''6sfors that tine comes.
] Will vola1seey end % - the was NyeeH.'
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s"A: ssASsIaE..

IEFUR+ ALTON W.NTEu OF TEtOMas-
J. COMES, I'aon ser III :.ourr O.: s
com Dauy cg Virginia Volunteers, who ieft the
neigh bOrhoCd It Dulpecer CouTs-Eoasa o.
the 23 Il Mar.h on tbs sick lie, for his home II
II 4,iiax county, ard has not been heard OF
since ANY III f9rnlS lion Coz csfEi' < bis Wter--
thouts, whe lher alive or dead VIII he thank
fully receiyeds st Glover Depot Z. o, Halifax
county. Va, by his hr0thsr,
nv "a JOHN J. slDGE.s.
THE lazy VINO took an u hH3ei.L from
Mr. H,rsh tore by migtak-, On wed.
nesday Inorntny, 3Jth April, Is, returned IL.
The owner wiz grsatiy o5iigs iee lady II she
will send the onr she has til exchange Gnd re-
caiYe bef own NV 1--2.
Z EkHEEY frewarD all per.uns ti!at IN Y
! wife, MARY ELIZABEXE WILSON,
has lett nv bad :tAi board anp ] do not ho!t.
yself re spOnsibie for ID of her trRnSac loE
nv :-34 j w WiIsS.tE.
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tVERNlIANr nALE.-By order Of the
aT Hon. Secretary OF war, I shall proceed
- sell, on TUESDAY, May 9Th, at the Goa
iederats States Armory, the following artl-
cles, viz:
One los French Burr MlLL-STUNES, and
sundry other Fixtures Of the Grist Mill for
Inerly Cecu pied by E1essrs. Magruder.
The articles will BE- sold In 10 t. to suit pur.
chesere.
TBahs-Cash, JAS. II. BURTON,
ap2 Superin tendeut.
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T>XcELLENT BRICK TENEMENT III
IL SIDaEY, on the bocth s:Ss OF Cary b.
,,-en Laurel and Oh errY streets, FOa SALE AT
ATO Il ~ - WIN bs scid ct sac.ior on tie prem.
iaes, Oh h0ED AZ, the 'th of May, 1864 at u
o'e eca r Il, he excellent Brick cent men: 10.
CO. 4 Is, sbO7e, ncw n the occupancy IF Ar. Ei1,
fpei, the ttir6 Ole from Laurel strez
TBRNs.--O. s-haf cssh, ba!ance at and IL
months, foI negotiable notes. interest added es-
cured hy trust deod The taxes and insurance
f. 1869 TO be paid by the purchaser
40 so GODCIS AFFERScN, Aucts
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TWO FRAAED TENENENTs IN SII

TWO FRAMED TENEMENIS TN SID
NEY. on CARY. BKTwEsy LAUREL And
t;BERR! SrRkKTs, FOR SALE Ar AUorIcS.-Wiil
be 70 ut NC II, on the prem ses ION THURS
DAY, the sta Of Nay, 1852, 81 4 O'Clock p. N.
two exceiiea: framed TIN EMANTS, for small
f.mi. es located above. fronting together
81 ge-:. runniog back 300 feet to an alley 20
feet wide.
IasAs -Cne half cash balance at six an d
twelve months. for negotiable notas, interest
added, ard ST cured by 8 tgus. dsed. The
taxes for 1862 to b, pGid by the purchasers.
QODDIN & APPERSUH,
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sAG-sss 4, yISS ]. a:.:o, fse.

VEWENTI pOLLAES REWAE ,D-Wiu be
Z pad for Ts ICg.k. lo.t IL the reirels from
Ii s1B said TrrGx n.sce of black iesther,
sni marked t. ID III. eheprsrson.' The ab ove
ward Will bs paii Dor ssii siuCk AMI contents,
VIII ah liable 30 sI5 III Al aI-y o,hsf par
s7r, Said Trunk is Ihou - o be In come ot the
derots beiveel Gcrdonsv ii'e eca T'eh q ord, Il
Waa esat to Saus Ses to bs fo.waTae3 10 Sor1oas-
pi(ie. .ppiy TO- tha reoJri, ~hou fcIna, 10
IHO@ J :P< NGsk, CaAlJtts g. II W. or
w . Hs"E&. sic'm71d NY 2-;t~
i st>T- L, on TIE bsggs,e-,nenl oI The ty
INK mavss1 ~ y. Ec3eDsey. pu Qna
end sGd 80 4 q , u the olne;. - .insrsi rc-
.sri viii bc givea fo- return CT ths SUNK a',.
lent iu .iHb. Z. IS ALL AID, proprietor G:
Ezces.' 90 H tel NJ sny isorrnai9u feFpecirg 1t.
Ih3 - :.
s-sTK = Y -D-s5 fz@WaaD --s1I1yed. %
= tae III uic, !. 2ED COW, - IL a,Fo
abort Sits il 'ae lef ear, i-uda by the t:tG %:
Il ios. No other marks recciiectad. size Ue-
heavy with calf. / will Gay the above re-
@scd and All reasonable expenses for the de-
livery OF hei to me. at the Tredexht lton
WORKS. Emy i-St"l W. II. GIBSON.
o. TIN sunday evening, n.a~ Central
sAftH, with u ribbon and b.ckls at az he'd
i sui.' b!e reward Will t's paid FL II. II ief.
at tais oftice. ,p29-6i.
A>STksTsD-A das ) b,n~u
with a black face, and tisck ,lgut hiri tesi. 4
sutable re~ssi will ps'd .oI Ter hurr 20 B3.-
!eytis III yl.s Ctusch Ii!l, c,rler cf 221 s1d
nroad s;s. spz5t5
( :G:t NU.-~Ile;t IL 10y store :; .aI.>iI
- aayeEal moi ths age, con tai. ~ tn",.~-.
scsicie, of elc ta.ns aI,d :. pn1Esr oc0s, wita
,Jll easi 4. Shea's name !.i IL. The owner
will plsise come nodlprovs property.
n,h 22~-ts 4. ". powers.