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, 1862-06-12

NOTICE members Of the Metropolitan
Hall Committee on the three months yolun-
teers, will meet at the Briggs House this
(Thursday) evening at eight o'clock. gents
mittee. 4 prompt attendance is respectfully
requested. ]. @. HORT, Chairman.
, 1862-06-12

Toledo Grain Market. June 10.
Received. 26,T47 bu wheat, g. ,194 5u corn. The
Blade reports wheat active, with salos at CSC for
, 1862-06-12

"Csl OF Dunlop, seweu &sps1ding for Printing.
pQYll-hs2.-!Y
, 1862-06-12

RE7URS TIE 8ooKs--A large number Of
hooks, taken from the Librlry Of the
Young Mems Association By members, are
not yet returned, and very many have been
out over year The Managers contemplate
publishing the names Of The delinqucnts in
their Annual Report, soon to be issued and
those who haye books and do not wish to be
l'ut in the delinquent list, are advised to look
them up and return them as soon as possible.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.


Gen. Abercomba reports jhat Big recon
noosaucs made !a. nigh to che Roppaaauooeb
river, picket guard ana law nlnWy were
discovered occupying what appeared to be ri.la
uits, and two small redouh's 10 recent c0usuuc-
tioa covering the lords ,ume slaves WHO lave
come N rep0r. thas The rebels appear To 1e r.
firing.
Woodstock Va, April T. Officers from
N9@s"ct to-day report the bridge over stony
Creek as completed yesterday. To-day oar
brigade, when crossing, were greeted by lively
cannJuadmg from Ashby's battery, but they
were dispersed by our guns and we are now IN
full possession of bis late position, Asbby ratt-
ing as usual taking advantage OF every position
to retard our progress
WASHINGTON, April The cheering new,
concerning Island No. 10 fell unexpectedly, and
has intensified il possible the desire everywhere
manifested to hear Of additional military adyln
tages.
WAsnNcToN, April 3. The tax bill passed
the House today by vote Of Is against -.
The recent reconnaissance Of Gen Scklos 10
Stafford Court House, created the gre4te-tpauic
at Fredericksburg. Every vehicle there capable
OF transporting goods was made available and
whole families He'd to Richmond leaving every
thing behind Our force was exaggerated %
10000 me1, With field batteries The Elective
force OF the rebels between fredericksburg ana
Aqua Greek is less than 1000, and beyond Fred
ercksburg to Richmond probably % 900 incIad-
Ing few batteries Of artillery
Gen. WlgIall commands brigade iewmiles
from fredericksburg. lie has had a serious MIR
understanding with Gen. Commanding Holmes,
and has forwarded 10 Richmond III, resignation
The Iri5uac's Washington despatch says
that Mr. Seward is nor going 10 Coruth
The Times Washington despatch say, The
President sent a message TO the Senate yesterday
relative to the treaty recently agreed upon by
Lord Lyons and Mr.. Seward relating to the a.
r.ear slave trade II the treaty becomes
law, il is believed that ~ i thorough COMP.
aaca with its provisions the slave trade Nill
cease 70 exist ~ .s. ihan two years
FIFTY incl DablLreo gaus viii De imme-
lratey cq,tAt Pittsburgh .oy Tie new boats %
the Monitor pattern.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
FROM MtDowEII's COLUMN.

Manassas. April 10. Notwithstanding the
terrible storm the last three DAYS tde health Of
the troops in thu. Department o. the RAppahan-
mock is unusually good The news Of the cap
nre OF Island No. 10 and the victory ~ ptt,.
buYgh was read to excited crowds, particularly
in the brigade composed OF the Western men.
lne country between Manassas and Warrcn-
tou s efeetualy cleared Of rebel scouts Brents
wiz Is occupied by our forces. Many of Jbc
inhabitants remain but appear Indifferent 10 the
advance Of the Union army Ihe rebels are re-
ported To be ontrenching themselves on the south
bank OF the Rappahaunock.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

HARTroRp, April :. The vote OF Hartford
rs Governor Is, Buckingham 223O, Loomis ll6,
One Democrat and one Union representative
are elected Last year the Democrats carried
Hartford by 3njmajority. GOV Buckinghm is
reelected by avery largely Increased mljoriiy
over last year.
New HAVEN, April :, The election in this
State has resulted overwhelmingly Union and
Republican. 50 much 50, as to make the details
uuinportnt More than Two thirds of the leg
isatore are supposed 70 be Union aud Republi.
can.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
FROM RrRELDoS,

The Richmond Examiner learns that the robel
House OF Representatives have decided In Sc
cret session To repeal the tarland establish Tres
trade with all countries except the United
States
The slaves of James NJ. Mason have decamp.
ed from Winchester in body and made their
way to Phlladelphia.
1t is currently reported that one OF Mr. Ma
sons daughters has become hopelessly insane
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
PROM SAVANNAH. TENN.

A letter OF the lst inst. from Savannah, Ten
nessee, says the weather is sultry delightful
mornings and evenings but decidedly too hot
Tor Northern constitutions at noon. The roads
are admirable, and the country toward Corinth
is a high upland, about half under cultivation,
the rest wooded, through which there are few
obstacles to tho easy movement OF large army.
Some cotton is belng brought from the country,
under escort Of our troops, to prevent the rebel.
from burning it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
FROM BURNSIDE.

WASHINGTON, April I. Official despatche.
state that Minis merchant vessels have been cap
tured at Newbern, with cargoes aggregating
$500 barrels resin, besides pitch, tar, oil, ahin
giles, and nlne baes of cotton
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
CHARTER ELECTION.

Portland, April g. At the charter election
to-day for mayor, WIN. W. Thomas, straight
republican was elected over the citizens Union
candidate by 1873 majority -Four of the wards
are republican, and Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
GEN. MITCHELL Ar snEluunLE. TENN.

WAsnNGroN April :. A Geographic des-
patch was received yesterday announcing that
Gen. MITCHELL with the forces under his com
maud, had reached shebyyille, Tenn, and were
received with great enthusiasm by the inhabt.
ants.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

SENATE.

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SENATE.
WASHINGTON. April =. The bin allowing
che Attorney General. in conjunction with the
Secretary Of the Interior. 70 fix the aalarics OF
the United states District Attorneys was taken
nm
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Wednesday, April 9.
SENATE.
\Ir. rumbul introduced bill for the more
convenient enforcement Of ths laws 81 jAc Cntli
State. for ,he security and keepinr Of The pence
and i3r good behavior.
r,e bill fixing Che salaries OF District Attor-
lsya nAs passed, % against ~.
Ol mo.ion OF Mr. Wilson, The Senate went
soto Executive session.
HOUSE
rbe ,an,fe bill h increase ILL o6,eucy oil
the \le1,ri p.nart,oant II tb, Federal army
IVA. coosjnrrj
syyArs
Ig.,..-9,t. Arpu ia Nr gf,,,pcr 1,,aspnta6
,t,....,lni,ons +, tba st,t, N Nia,~,.hu..tt, IN
..r.,.r,,.l "A -os,,u'i,u. IN acc,rdone, Win the
President. ness, - IN relation Recommendation.
on ,,otion !, Mir Wilson :, resolution was
a8opte4 asking tbe S.cretsrv 81 War what
di.u,.ition is to be made Of the vessels captured
by Gen. Burnside at Roanoke Island.
Nr. Wilson cave notice that he should to-
morrow introduce bill to amend the Fugitive
Slave law OF 1851.
Mr. sherman offered Il substitute.
Mr.W illcy offered an amendment to the orig
anal ll.maiinqan APPROPRIATION Of s. OO0. 900
49, ,t, col,,;,'3,,r - tr.e ,,s,r,s ,,,,}. lre. by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

Tie Tine, Washington dispatch says, 5. W.
Crawford was nominated to-day by the Presi-
deui Tor Brig. General VI volunteers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

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pan5 '.' '','e .,o N,r
r'',''1'''f CHING - ''- "FP''''''00 - wy
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the whoIa no.+ ,ra. IN its vov down wseo The
fac Of trnn. a,oeared The weather bas mod
Grated NAV. :. some nrosnect of cle,r,n, mn
rbo s,or,,..,,st boyo boon, sprionslv lalt IN tba
army adyancin. .p the peninsula. thew beng
deprived If t.p shelter Of tents. and coIuuened
to constant yatc5fulness in the face Of an enc
nv
The road. r,ro none too GOOD before Thew
will now d. lr,g,bt 10 n horrible condition
and the n,l,l.. must not be too imratont in ex.
pectng eor., r.salt.
We 6avo .gacoar.,ted rerorts of tbo sireoctb
Of tho rob. h. H. formidable character nr Tho
fo,rifoat,on. number IF onns Ne
II dodpct o,c baIl ~ ,cb,,.y.r rho
force NAV ba However thew win he overcomo
bAlIAoR& Atrll H. Inc GA Point boat
mas arrived. ne news OF the capture oil Island
70. ~ caused great enthusiasm at Fortress
Monroe. iha storm continued, but had some
What abaeI towards evening Reports from
the army represent our brave troops as facing
hardship ana exposure Gndaunte1ly. The en-.
| tnuslasm ana anxiety to meet the enemy Is IN
abated ihcr confidence in Gen. Mcclellan is
dnboundeL Iae storm at this iuncure Is un.
fortunate, yaC the lime has not been lott, and
the retgeI, Of AagruIer and bis forces, or their
defeat, !, R certain as any possible future event.
The prospect 0l the weather clearing up Is look
ed for 8itn anxiety. NJ II is believed that sun
shine ana DIE Mcrrnae will come t9gether.-.
All seem confident tA4t she viii be captured or
sunk il She comes ont
Nan y,o.ro,vv Arr10 Tho weather. .tillI
continns. nnf,y,rab.. e., n,litay, ,neratinn.
II m. H., rai,,i,.., h, ra,rlv ~, Az. ria
rrceIs .ra .e.. ooJ s,ynIIon md H. nv
ground. are covered with water. maE,pg tho
road. almost ,,nr,..tblo lor s,,,nly w,ro,.
lrf,-.,,,,,, roc.,,.5 s6,,,s ,1,t M. r.h.ls
have ,,rre Of GO ono mem. which i. r,rjgly
beio,adI.d T., IN, t~o,t.4 fr,,, ,Ea n.,,bb.,rbood
of Rieau,pJ which /. mo aav from Yorktovn
by railroad ana rt,r Tbev have four steamer.
and six .fos,n tr,n.r,rt. IN ns. and N, tba tI.ua
tLo r,a..r. 81, ..,,lt,.r ar tl,. Ini,p mon ~.
move tIa r,bel. n,y rs able 10 m,et then, with
Ioo 0on ..s, .rb. a,,y.r ar t,,.ir orn,,, ,,,,b
Their be. AIMS are In !, STRONGLY cntrrucI,d no.
srj1o ma rsb| H.. Jobosron w,.b s.,ne. Il
bis f.,a.. o,. arriy.o ..,d takan command IN
rer.or .t.s,,... ta.t f,a, intani maxine, .,...
per,te r..,.racs. ~ t,e advance Of our troons n
evor, milne
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ID special change. here Is continual sklr !
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

WASHINGTON, April 3. The bill allowing
She Attorney General, in conjunction with the
Secretary Of the Interior. 70 fix the salaries OF
the United states District Attorneys was taken
up,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15
&. W. STORIES.
SALES AT AUCTioy SAN nn,v
Carpets M Cow Prices.

me current OF trade is always turned 10 that House
which sells at The lowe 81 prices
From the great auction sale II English Carpets In New
York, on the 26h ult are now receiving English la
eesues FeNe and Brussels, which We sha sell for less
han importers prices.
Ao an invoice OF very choice and elegant Tapestries
imported by AleNa der z. stewart 4 CO.
Also an invoice q the productions II Hlrrins,.
eeotated American manufacture Of Tapestries and Vel.
vets ~ ~
Also 100 rolls State Mills Tapestries for the unprece
tentei low price Of 62l cent. per yard.
Also an invoice OF oil Cloths assorted widths for less
than manufacturers prina
Also an invoice Of Canton Mating, assorted widths, Al
low auction prices.
systems srictig adhsrti To-
We buy all our goods FOR cash down
We make all sars for cash down.
We make no variations from, prices
Nsw ENelANb 'ARrrr 10, Is HANOVER
msrehl-mSi"s opposite American, House.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-15

Mmsic Foiios mad spring Binders
II G. W. WILDE RS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16
Fitting Words Well Spoken.

One of the most determined Union men
OF this State is DR.. VIM. NJ. Daily, of
Madison, Democrat. and among the most
prominent men Of the party. in its better
days. He speaks for the Union from the
stump And be breaches it from the pull
pit. He is constant, active and effective.
and his efforts will not be forgotten when
the time comes to adjust the measure cf
merit of those who have given their pow
er to sustain the Government. He recent
ly preached sermon in the Court House
at Madison, which struck the sense of the
loyal citizens so truly that they had it pub
lished at their own expense. We wish
we had room to reproduce it entire, but
we copy the conclusion: .s,e.-r
In the wars OF Israel, God had doomed
Jericho to absolute ruin-that is, by his
own fiat he had passed general confsca-
tion bill, and had demanded of his army
it's strictest execution. But Achan,
"rebel sympathiser." refused to carry it
out. and by stealth preserved golden
wedge and ''good Babylonian gar
ment." This unfaithfulness on his part
brought defeat upon the armies of Israel.
But Joshua, the great leader OF the host.
searched cut the traitor, and had him dn
ly executed. and the "wedge of gold" and
the " goodly babylonian garment" confs-
eated--and when the traitor was stoned,
and the property of the rebels con6scated,
as God had ordered it, then victory perch
ed upoE the banner of Israel. So we
should, in . Legitimate, way-not by the
mob. but according to law, we should hunt
up the "golden wedge" every "Babylo-
nian arment"--everything that is contra
6znd--haye all conSscated. and every trail
torous Achan put out of the way, according
to scriptural rule. and then our flag will
wave iriumphantly over the conquering
Iegions of the Union forces, and rebellion
will be bnried in the "last ditch" It is
ell folly to talk of "the rights" of rebels.
A man in rebellion against this Govern
ment HAS no right Ia property. or anything
else, and deserves the fate of Achan--he
deserves to die. it
Our strength in this great struggle IS in
our undivided. harmonious front. They
that are NTH the Government, should be
unmistaka5ly for the Government, called.
ckossa. and faithful. and such force will
be invul nerable. and insure q victorious
triumph over ell tho rebel hordes. All
who are not of this type must be held and
treated Is enemies. "For rs or ogainM
w." is our motto. And whenever this
Federal Sovereignty wheels into line on
these principles. then. woe betide the re-
belIion! 1t shall be ''ossrcoase.' m4uga
ted. su5dusd. crushed oat, and if need be
ertsrminated from the EARTH - .aaIlas:4 )
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16
Resisting the Draft.

On Monday the draft commissioner for
Blackford county proceeded to the Court
House at Hartford City, with his ballot
box prepared ballots and enlistment lists for
the pupose of making the draft. While
in the discharge of this duty, the Court
House was entered by an armed mob who
took possession of the ballot box and ballots
and destroyed them. They also got posses
ion fthe enrollmentlists Of township from
which they supposed the heaviest draft was
to be made and destroyed it. 1t turned out,
however, to be that Of another township,
whore slight draft. only, was to be made.
The mob numbered over fifty, mostly resi-
dents Of one township, where secret soci-
ETY. of Butternuts is known to exist. They
were armed with pistols, knives, clubs and
other missiles, and every one Of them 9Th
of January Democrats. Besides those
presen. and participating in the mob, about
s150 other persons are implicated. The
names of nearly all these offenders against
the law will be obtained in due time. On
receipt of the information at Commissioner
General Siddal's office on yesterday. copies
of the enrolment lists destroyed and new
ballots were made out and sent to Black
ford county by messenger. who proba-
bly, reached there late last night. He was
accompanied by five companies of the 63d
Ind. in command of Col. John S. Will
liams. The orders of che military are to
protect the Commissioner in making the
draft and to arrest and return to the mill
tary camps here for duty during tie ,oar.
every man implicated in this open resist
ance to the enforcement of the drafting of
the militia. Marshal Rose is determined
to do his duty ia this matter and to test
the question whether rebellion to the
laws.is to be tolerated in Indiana. Col.
Williams instructions are. to remain in
the county until every one Of the traitors
are arrested. and we have confidence that
Col. Wis the man to carry out his iAs
structions to the letter. Indianapolis Jour-
nal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

EE Washington letters say business
is uncommonIy good in that city. Stores
and houses cannot be had at any price.
while three theatres and other places of
amusements are well Patronized-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

Terms of Subscription.
TERMS oFADyERrIsING.

One square three weeks, less 81
Zach Is cents Larger advertisements
proportion than half to be charged hal
,ausre over haif square charged whole square,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

G7r There is good reason why little
man should never marry bouncing wid-
dow. He might Je called the widows
mite.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

EH Brigham Young. in celebrating
the fourteepth anniversary settlement OF
Utah. proclaimed his attachment to The
constitution of the United States and his
resolution to support The federal Govern
ment. - Es3 tIaesf 81 m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16
nR. A. o. BORTON,


.srERSHING Co. desire All indebled't0 them
oeeme and setxIe and pay up heir accounts nv the
I3th day Of August, 1862, and receive their t. an IS
] up1gb ifss,s.f PERSHlNG & ca.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

al iition cent viii be made on the
above rates for Special Notices.
Agents and cities will be allowed twenty
mission but no kind
vilI be In serted at less than regular rates.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-23
H:,ect,.u Pr,cl,nas:Sa.

SaE.,vs's OrrIcE, Taov. Oclobcr IA. is62.
NOTICE il -hs.rrby gisen. that u u neral
~ Election Gil b. held il. D .IIiphan County.
ON Tueslay suecct ding tie 6r-t Monday in
November next The follow nS oiicrrs are
to he elected. u. wit: A Cove ruur. in the place
IL Charles Robinson: n Lieutenant Governor.
IN the piace Of Joseph p. Root; n Srcsstary Of
Safe, in the pxce Of Srunders K. shepherd;
an Auditor Of State, in place Us David L. La.
kin; = State Treasurer in place Of hart~t" T.
Dalton; AN A,torn. = General. In Che place nj
Samnei A. Stin-On; = Superintendent ~ Public
Inst. uction, in place If 8. n. Thorp; an A-sUci-
ste Ja.iice Of the Supreme Court. in the place
Of L. D. Bailey, all Of ~h,se terms of Office ex'
Dir. On. the s-corn II mrsy Of January next;
and Representative in Conris ss. Ia the ace
Of II rtiu +. CONWAY. AFRO, to" Senatssrs tor
the Dirt Senatorial Di-trics, conposcd Of the
County Of D .niphan. Also, Representative
in each VI the representative Districts in DSn-
a.hsn County. " ~i,: the l,t, 81. ID. 9Th, and
5.h Districts; Iowa Township eoasiisusng the
Isl. Wolf River and BUR- Oak ahe 81. Wash
inxtsn the ID, Centre and Marion the 9Th.
WAYNE the 5th; also, one PnAs.te Judge tns the
Csaasv, . Surs. iia endent Of Public Insuuet'"ti.
ard Dussici C ERIK ior the G ,unty Oi ID MI
,,han; si.o Jw,ge Of the Disuics C.,urs, cum
issx,i Of tbs CDvm,ie. vi Atchiss'n, D,niphan.
Blown, Ne,paha, Marshall. aud Washington 70
- - w. d. BEELER,
l,H, Sheriff of Dsniphan County, K 'nsas. =
Oetobsr Is, lS62-3s.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-23
From Washi .stOu.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.
We have dispatches from the Times
special correspondent. dated CentreviIl.
snd Gr~n Springs.
The rebel q neral Stuart wss at Lees.
burg o" Mnd"y. our correspondent hav.
ing been within .isht at his csmp fires
lie attempted to cut of Captain Ayres'.
detachment. but WAS ioiled by infnrms-
tim given by negro. who hal heard
dis ms''er detail the rebel plan Of opera
tiOns {
There is no donbt that Stuart is now
IN hom OF our advance guard. AMI threat.
en'ng an art%k Geu Sishl has al
rancri TO meet him. AMI our correspon-
dent is conideLt that Stuar, will bs CON-
FelIrd to fight or run.
Stuart encnmpei Yesterday between
thr Bull Eun mountains anil the Blue
Ridse. =.
Oar pirke's were driven 10 last night
'rom the direction Of L-esburv. -5 -
Lieut.. koniug returned on Tuesday
evening IRON = r.c"nnoi ssSnce, AMI 70
ga's force Of 1000 rebel cavalry st
Or'"t"w's St.ti N. anil thar the rei,els ara
trimming tram. between W.rrenton and
W"rrenton junction. ..1...a.
A small rebel force sppe.-el Yesterday
on tho stone bridge At the Ball Rim bat.
lie ground. 80 s..... 20.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-23
Notice OF APprals1l.
John R. Carter

Notice Of Appraisal. y
John r. Carter
rs.
Charlie. w. Stewart, ..........
Catherine Stewart,
Egbert N. Lee.
Thomas Hari,ine, --.-......... 90
John Cantubuiy, -.
Jane G tniurburv, ..r
Augustus G. Parkhurst.
On Order or Sale. Issued from the District
Court If Doniphan County. Kansas, October
-. 1862.
Il 70 the said Charlie. W. Stewart, Catherine
J. Stewart, Este,t N. Lee. Thomas iiarbine.
J,'hu Canterbury, Jane Canterbury. Augustus
u. Psrkhurst. Greeting: You are hereby noti-
lied, that slssli cause an inventory aad apprsis-
al of the west halt OF the southeast quarter
aud the east half Of the southSe.t quarter .,
section Number t~enty-"i,e. t2l,) in Tow n>h ,
three. 81 south in Range tAeahy-une, t2l,)
east Of the SIKH principal arrdian, with the
appurt nsi,ces thereto beiousins. situated in
sad Couniy, 10 De made on thu premises, Oh the
6th day f M, en.be A. D. lsC2, b, tween the
hours rf6 A. N. and 4P. ~. O said day at which
time aud place you can atteI.d. if YOU see tit.
W. ID. BEELEK, Sheriff.
TESsEsr L "Anr. Arty's i"r Ed.
Oc,. l6. lc6a-Jw. Prs lee, $500.