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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28
Donations to General Hosp,,aI ~ ~

Donations to General Hospital No. 4.
The following articles have been received
at the above named hospital now lust
opening
From Mrs. Mayor Baker, 100 towels 60
sheets, ITO pillow cases IO3 pillows large
and small, lla shirts. 2Ipairs drawers, l boz
bandages, pair socks, and lot of rags. 8
From Sanitary Committee of Evansville
bottle lemon syrup, bottle blackberry
wine, 3 cans blsckberries, 3 cans apples. 3
jars hlackberries, 9 cans peaches, 4 cans TO-
matoes, l jug cucumber pickles, 2 jars iel-
ly, box tea, bar CASTLE soap. l bottle
schnapps, paper farina, papers crackers,
box prunes, pounds sage, 5 pounds rice,
box lint, 4 boxes bandages, IO4 pillows
&c towels, % shirts, 81 pillow cases. 50
sheets, l paper sage, 10 quilts, blankets
2 pair drawers, IA bed ticks, table cloths
aud lot of bandages and rags.
ass G. B. WALKER.
Surveyor General Hospital, No. A..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

eg- We doubt if the ladies of any city
in the Union have been more untiring in
their attentions to the wounded than are
the loyal ladies of Evansville. Large num-
bers of them daily visit the hospitals, car
rying those delicacies which are 80 grateful
to the palates of the sick and wounded
Surely they will receive an abundant re-
ward for this their labor of love.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

STEAMBOAT ron SALs.-FoY eaIe.. the
6ns iight-draught, side whssl steamer,
CapitOla. has been built eighteen months.
WIZ be sold very cheap for cash. Apply
on board at the Evansville wharf.
ap24-1w J. L. THeMpsoH..--
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

B% The Savings Bank, No. 4 First
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other I'M
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit,
dam 7 - ?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

B9- We learn with regret that young
U0SvPH v0WvVUS wrO W5s WouuUcu IN rne
arm at Pittsburg, was compelled yesterday
to have the limb amputated in order to save
his life. He has the sympathy of large
circle of friends in his misfortune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

Sag The Courier was detained until 3
o'clock on Saturday, when she left with a
most satisfactory trip, being crowded with
passengers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28
BOOTN. AND NH0EN.

WYE EKyVBST LOF or E.RDKRs',
-, mlsses., and Childrsns' Caters, Boots, Bal.
mo boots Slippers, &c, of the latest STYLE Just
Jul just received, and for sale very low.
Aso, superfne article OF French Calf and
~ Ma, Tor gents boots and CATERS, made by
4. AadlSs wishing something neat and durable for
tnenieSiVes and families, will money by cali.
'nS On JOHN RASCH,
No. 3 Second Street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

sGA-The delightful weather of the past
few days is rapidly drying up the mud and
rendering navigation by land much more
easy and pleasant 2 s@-e .-;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

J NJ Brenell CO F, 18th Iowa.
Dan Callahan co e, 29th Indiana.
Anthony Finley co B, 3oth Indiana.
q. Hoback CO A, seth Indiana.
E G Peck CO q, Gath Ohio.
John Jackson co A, seth Indiana.
John Critchlon co G, 29th Indiana.
Thos O'Brien CO G Oath Indiana.
CIV Truscott co E, 40th Ills. =s-.,.
Palmer Whitney, CO A, Gath Ohio.
John Bridget co A, 36rh Indiana z.z
Marion Mcconnell co E, 9th Indiana.
Sam'I Fish CO q 18th Wisconsin
Abe Wright go G, Both Indiana. IL
John Dubois co B, 18th Indiana.
W Logan, Corporal, co F, 46th Ills.
Joseph Wack co Z, SIND Indiana.
Denis Whitmore co I, 46th Indiana.
Carl Landerman co A, 18th Illinois.
John Nicodemus co G 44th Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

E@ The Big Grey Eagle, on her return
trip on Saturday, took on board number
of wounded soldiers at the Marine Hospi-
tai, who have SO far recovered as to be able
te go home. tsss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

DZFarmers in this vicinity have been
greatly retarded in their spring work by
the frequent rains and the long continu-
ance of unpropitious weather.
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PARTNER CALDWEL'S." -
!" GEO. FOSTER & CO.'S

~H2eNeTs RRaGr .En-Ae1sS..S Ds- anu eq2,f
sale by Geo. Foster q Co.
NA1Ls.--5O0 kegs Nails. all sizes received and
for sale By Geo. Foster & Go. Lilfai 81 s-.l.l
. LIME.-3o0 bbIs white Lime, in good cooperaRS i,
just received and for sale BY Geo. Foster q Co.
BACON LARD, &c.--We have full supply of
sugar cured, canvassed and plain Hams, clear and
ribbed sides, canvazsed and plain Shoulders, mess
and rump Pork, choice keg and fierce Lard, ali Of
our own curing and fully warranted
GEO. FOSTER CO.,
apps - Corner Locust and Canal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

bJSome of the most ridiculous non
sense is telegraphed the Cincinnati papers,
which is pompously published and paraded
before the public as news, and an evidence
of enterprise. What paper not possessing
g metropolitan facilities" could hope to be-
come the parent of so luminous para
graph as the following which we find in the
Especial" telegraphic= correspondence of
the Commercial of Friday last2
The entire track of the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad, between Birds Point and Charles
ton, is washed away and destroyed. The
Superintendent of the A. G. r. r., and
President Osborne, passed oUer the track IN
a hand car this morning. They say the
track is covered ,Oitk sOateT to the depth Of
tsUenty feet. There is no prospect of the
immediate resumption of railroad comnu-
nication with the rest of the world.
The Superintendent and President passed
over a track covered with water to the
depth of twenty feet in hand car. That
will do pretty well. What's the use of
telling yarn unless you make it "huge."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28
Attachment Notice.

HEU ~ 9AE@zS "A SUIT OF 1T
TACHmENT was issued out of nv Office
=. gilbert and William r. Baker, against Daniel
Fowler. and it appearing by affidavit that said de-
Ienoant Is non -resident of the State of Indiana
and that service could not be had bv snmmons
sad defendant is hereby notified that the hearing
Of SAID cause will take place at my Office in Pigeon
! IeoW%nshlp, Vanderburg county, Indiana, on the
eta day OF May, 1862 at nine O'Clock in the fore
noon. e. W. McRRTDr T,.ss 80
g tsEAL anassv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

JOHN F. CEUFT, father of Col. CharIss
Cruft of the 3lst Regiment Indiana VoInn-
teers, died at Terre Haute on Thursday
aged 65 years. He had been
for about forty
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28
Local News.

s~ We are indebted to Mail Agent
Duncan, of the Charley Bowen, for late.
papers from down river towns. $3.50
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

B@- We are glad to learn that most of
the wounded in the hospitals here are doing
well. Some few cases will yet prove fatal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

DIED IN HosPIrAL.-The following sol-
diers have died in the City Hotel hospital
since the battle of Pittsburg. Landing. We
will publish the deaths that have occurred
in the other hospitals as soon as we can OBJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28
& NOTICE.

! WAE UJV.UERSK 6sJVED R.R D.K.N-G
! purchased all the property, real personaI. and
Mixed belonging to the Bell Mine Coal Com
Panys OF Orittenden county, Kentucky, informs
All pArues interested to present their claims for
arrangement, at the Office of the Company, where
ne viii attend to them in his capacity Of Secretary
aud Treasurer of the late Company.
APPS WIN. o. OARVILL
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
Administrators Notice.

QV that the undersi gned has been appointed
Administrator of the Estate Of Henry Holzhaner,
deceased, late of Vsnderburg county. The estate
is supposed to be solvent. All persons having
claims against the estate will present their Ills to
me, and all those indebted to the estate will settle
with Immediately. - { ~ Is e
Administrators Sale. 90 ae'5o
I will sell at public auction, on Tuesday, May
Goth, 1862, the personal property belonging to the
estate of Henry HozhanerS deceased, on the prem
ses in Lamasco, consisting of COWS, hogs, 2, 600
lbs bacon, horse, harness, saddle and express
wagon. Also, cider press and mill, liquors and
furniture. s.+-.-
-TERMS.-For sums under three dollars cash;
on sums three dollars, q credit OF niRe
months will be given, the purchasers giving ap.
proved security waiEing all benefit OF appraise-
ment laws
%ap2Siw3w il CHRISTIAN DECKER.
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:. Ohio J! Rye Coffee.

hNKABV BOUK" Co.'s no RNR.
~ TONS now to get Some Of that Justly ceIe.
DRAFTED Ohio Rye Coffee which has Just arrived Der
Also received per railroad, SO bushels of Indiana
growth Of Bye Coffee, which goes on like hot cakes
at extremely low prices for cash, and cash only
RUeTON'S
Ieo4 Feed Store, Water street
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Notice Of Application for License.
ne OT1CR ISl ARARREs REpeEAc

~ that We will apply to the Beard Of Count
Commissioners Of Vsnderburgh county, at their
next term, commencing on the first Monday in
june 1867 for license to sell intoxicating liauors
IN less quantity than quart, for the term of enc
year. = - = = = -
Our place OF business is on Water street, Lot No,
4, Old Plan of the City of Evansville
apZ0-d3W H SCHAFEER a IN
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IMPROVE YOUR sT0CK.-

IMPROVE YOUR STOCK, -
"Ks FIVE E~O E.nTq RURR-asM
VIZ Bull will stand at the National Yards on
Water street, on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednea-
days, and THURSDAYS, Fridays, and Saturdays az
Aliens bridge, 21< miles above the city. Term
low for cash. [ap22dsfl JAMES CARTER.
NVOR0.V.RRS KJVQUEST-Be II re-
u membsred til at on this 18th day of april. 1862
the audsrsigned, Justice of the Peace, within
and for the Township of Pigeon, county Of Van.
derbHrgh and State Of Indiana, held an induesf
with the assistance Of twelve qualified electors OF
my township, over the dead body OF John Welsh:
who vas found dead at his late residence IN the
Oily OF Evansville County and State Aforesaid
lowiag verdict g We do find the deceased came TO
nls death nom two shots from double barrsled
charged RENs eSirfrysOT
Justice and Coroner for the time being Of Van. p
osrbuigh county. apIR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

'sThe Star spanglsd Banner in Triumph yet waves
Der the land Of the Free and tho home o. the
Brave"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28
Notice to Contractors.

AE.EEED PROPOSALS. WILL NE
~ received until Saturday, April %, 1852, for
the construction Of brick aide walks plank side
walks, and stone curbing. eE -r.sl5r
Said sidewalks and curling to conform TO the
requirements of the City Ordinances, and the sand
70 be used in the construction Of said sidewalks
DO OF the best clear, coarse Bayou sand.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28
CITY ORDERS WANTED.

yHNRE UsN-DRRSKGJBsRD OESEBHg
70 purchase $500 in city orders, for which
she viii pay the current stes. j 3Jl-.sl.1 %
ap22-n O. z LEWIS 3
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BGThe editor of the Indianapolis Jour
nal, who has visited the battle field near
Pittsburg Landing, publishes several items
in letter to his paper that we do not re-
member to have seen anywhere else. We
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

=. N THAYER,
J. n. SILvERTH0RN...,..... ......AssocIATE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-28

Ba~ 10. Phares, Steward of Hospital
Acknowledges the receipt of the following
donations for the last week:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05
From the Lines

The news from the armies A,OaLd fredericksburg r.
mssgce, and so tar a. Appearances may Do relied rpor,
thsre is no more prospect Of a battle th,re than there
vas q week since. Indeed, an ~ietOlhsens seuIlsmln Th'
lsh Frederick burg yesterday, gives il sc bis dscidse
opinion that the enemy arc moving away, possibly Il
the dirsc ion Of Pert Royal L i, hjS,V r difBoul
for q civilian TO learn the situation CT Al irs With certal :
ty, a. the YAIksei have located their camps in the
woods viii = sisH 70 soassAl their movements. Yet
with all their prsssuaon, they viii scarcely be able te
ouISiI the commanders Of the Confederate army.
Ca Wednesday G,1erAl HAnp.Oa's Cavalry IaP:ur,d
. Yankee picket, consisting Of a Leu:erArt aud five
men, a. s AGJrd Sore, north OF , edericksburg.. ThJh
names are Lieut.. J. q. Hsf nan, Corporal A. P. ZsIe ,
PrvA,ss Thomas Rainer, J. B. Campbell. o. OoOE, Al,
J Shn Aason, all Of Company +, lsE New Jersey CAVAlC :.
Tlis man OSCk vas sAp.Orsd BY Ge4e'Al RooertsOlb
OSary on the sO.h Of August "a + on the RL2pAha =
mock, and Is nov IN The hands OF tho " Rebel az ia-
The durahon o. his pressnt eoL6 I'm mt unl aepeId
uOl whether be was exchanged Or released On PAISls
The ~prsorers reached lhis city last Cy ming,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05
S%knmishlng in Tennessee.

Appearances iadeA.e thar - slAIsIoa hear Of h'eI
TINES 10 Tennessee. o. the sob OF November h,A'y
sk rnbaiug occurred ia the vicinity Of LsTeIgRr, b,
tween 4 portion OF the cAValsy brigade under Ge-Ua
Wheeler, and 4 "a e force Of ASOhtO0isIS lhs ere.
M aivEueed st Al early h0us IN strong columns I
iliAnsry, artillery ALd cavalry, Thy opened With shell
AZ long range, AID eOIuou,I siIhou; II CT in their q
temp, to drive cus cAV4Ty from tasI sinPL Eual
G,n Wheeler d, u ;ltis prudent, In VsU VI the h,E,y
reinforcement o. d, enemy, . tall back short ds.
lance. The Gsnsr4 hli his horse shot uldsr him, and
VS. himself slightly wounded Capt. Rudd, Of X, :
mlmosr Of the Generals SD. resi'ed . severe Wou c
n the .hoaldsr. L4Is in the Aheraoon ths AbOliOais.
re rsAssd-g1ins to OyI3'Ar, Eu' miles beyond Ia
varyns. Oar forces Esrs O~eoupJiHg The Ia Ter p'ae',
aud medtA:ed 81 aisAOea
Since toe above vas preTGrsd &c Avvc rec i'si q let
ter giving = more ~pyrscuAr account Of the taAir It La
ysrZus, gathered from OGe uho vas . participant Il
appears that il took plvce on he ash CT NoTenbeL-
The coils 90 vas bsl Seen thu AivAnee Of both arm e,
and the heaviest part OF the krn.sh Eas b Ssea lie
artillery on ether sde. The enemy attacked cur lou -
=. Llvsrgne, (6leen miles beyond hsrftsbIroJ Sith .
SUP .rior force Of cavalry and artillery before Nhct
Gen. Wheeler reirei slOsly four niles. He then, Sei &
reinforced, rallied biz eoanAnd and drove the eteny
back, regainiIg al The grOuad he hal les Greater
success would probably have attended our arms bat for
he hssnsss Of The hour and tas unfortunate wound re-
esived By The General Tls ashs clOsd Without mate
rial advantage Oa either side Daring the latter part CT
the SngsgsnsntI shell eIp'Oisd ulder General Wne,l
e@s horse, killing ths animal aud il iuHag Ons OF g.
Generals legs, but not Dangerously. The srony's 10 9
may be estimated With certainly At $50 kidd Iad WOur.
do While ours will fall b,loS bali that runbtT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05
aopD slAprslsov. Ius.,.
TWO VA ant. JAnEs slSAs PLAr
satIoas for ALE &C Auction -ihs r.,id.nse o.

TWO VA an.. JknE. siSA;s PLAN.
L tasIons for isle st auction -ih. rs,idrnce Of tn,
ate wm Wo Is n mos 10 he I" <d Hou'e oil be Cfcfr'
or 8 lie. en- tie prem lee, "a saesdAy, ts9Si peceno.,, 1879.
4 II o'clock IhIplsje IL situated on IN Outh $ de OF Jsre .
river, 81 uils . o ne Richmond, 10 Bge l,Ehsn county, End ~
plle, below Se- az o contsining sbous 81 scrs OF which
lD acres a c siv-r ard y Cd DO too, the I'm inns 100 scr>, Z.
upland are o = high hAte o edlGf .noi, b los Ad nIrable sdsptsd
Div Of timber, ana 30 dsster. fte . are lS3 bush,l Of shs.,
.teded. Alths lnProy nenis ere OF supe Tor order mi In n
celent eondidon.
me Dwelling ana oeta y e., s;sbi:s aud ,osscco-hosso bs,y
covered With slate.
The T.rdess and orchards. rom peach AM apple ale selin
Trere $ 4 fauy OF the place nsilns II &c oIabis 10 The Cana
q distance Of hAf I. herelIntam mo e dIsttbi. or u MY
.mprS we'd ! ia-e oft ss- 10 { iubtta
Attic "a ne time al the plantation and blIkimiihs toois oil
the roek. h rses, uu 0 cattle and no 0 sad AsI, oil the efots 4
---' nroysndsr Aid aes,, and 900 lbs OF god tsSsee, gill b
offered.
eaAte VII be sid for four m . cab, ts BALANCE 10 - on b.,
oeAiI < in crest, IT priv stcu ~.
Att = san tine a IS u c., sl bas u the pl A-tA'!rn SIN
q r. We, do7, Il be 0 n I'D o n river, nm a siel, CD o.
tie AID connected 20 'h- Z st tescr.bei p see BY sa secs sable
Serry The place r ntx 9 So acrss, OF which ia tcrs a e g1d
CIV grounds As there II on he yer Ite sPand u vel a-.er
3D., tered an i'm r we'd. The cansl runs through H..
lie bu ldings on III estate q e In edor.
There are IFS UIs e' oh at see ed
A so. all the pltnistio' uten' Is and sl the corn, prevent
and meat, base hUlgs, cattle and hogs viii be sold Al tie SAM
tine.
TEaxs-onehsK cssh, balance q, one and too yesr, bear
'rs inteEest sesS Ell b. . trust deed, or oil cash, a. t1s opNou
Il he purchaser.
Person v shr TO see Ne land before the day Of sale esu DO .,
BIZ e,lnrg IN Mr. U. r wOots n. or Mr.. J. q saoddy, on the
,r,r IsaL Purthe- reference Is N lde u Nj. y. d. 9ison, OF
sehnO d, or III. y b Dean, u O., LynchtFrs
dt2 I'd; G)DDIh . ArrShSON, Aueta
N B-P r,ou, lie wing Ti,hn,nd by II. Packet Bat on Mo-
day . ierbOJn, viii r:A.h the Is att by . O'Clock Tuesdly Z OH.
,uU DEF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

RuICA stGRS AND OWES
log On corurr OF Hull and BfdsIe SIRE cts
Manchester and tx client Framed & Well1uk
on Judson n rect, . MI vacant kos on niaulr
street, for Sale 1t 4 ucti IA. VII be sod ct tnclor, on
ne prem "a on hJrDAY the 6 b p6eer bUr Is,2 at o ,eek
>. NJ. that large and wi located Rkt L kT0Rs AID pwbb-
LINZ on Hull AMI Bid e srres, Ltv occ-pl d by tE .
"a hevs; sl.o the va a LOT 10 the etst oi tt, froniirg Q lee
-uauil 4 back 1871 feet 10 al snej also kL0I Ia the rear, Ho II :
IS feet on the ea { lne OF Biddle .tr,et ruanrg bsct 20 fee 70
~ aly lsc, the large RkksED T cSEMshr nsa,ly rev, on
he sei,asd. OF Jseksn ,treet, Ia rear Of 8 sers h telsncv IL
the occu Aney tf Ms See ng t n, reniai Of $50 per an -uu.
IhlI tenement has S 70 ~ eEdes nes framed kurhen.
The ior..ony Is really vala.he property
TKRxs-o One III r: g. b, hal.nce At s 4 md twelve months & 2 10
gotta lie notes inter,st ana &, teSsTsd By . trlst deed, or .
,Ash, at the option OF tbs purehaIer.
A 1DINk Appwps0S. Al. Ao neerv.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nv soDD lPpsRsoN. Aue,,
1911 AcnH. - ssALIiFLL raanIs

101 AcRks -e B~sAITlFtL FARMING
LrA Land In Oh. sterteld county, one mile
iIem Hehehester.t fail view Of -tchmopa
Ios.aneI with 2 lsIg amount OF eleR ant sur-
nlinaSS,.. sp1na 500 barrels Corn, a large Lou Of
Eoa"er SIau.ks, Wheat ktraw, aagoat,
ssr's; saI.,na mPIems nt., Bor.ts, mule ,
&C lorshie ht = mellon Al c r,que,t OF the tiss
7 lbo + NC . Mi eel, at y bte su6ten en- tie y m pe, Il ire
late ho,esn Rhodes, on fHuR DAY. uhs iih December, ises
eomnsnei { u ~ O'Clock, A.. ~, 1871 AoRE OF Of srsnls
rAkslni LAND located a. above. about 20 a,r. Of which II
open !. d. highly Ia proved, ne balance Ia sood ak Hickory md
Pine W Cd vi Ich Of preset pii,.s vouio nearly p., for N,
iaue sia 'al Vie. 81 iehmonJ, and h = most lovely and beau
tfGl l1catiaa on Which IN erect q dwelling The sI- 4, MAJ. b
etuSe the pree It oy ne has purci Ased q lAryer .sta,e els - here.
At Tie SAM time ard p ace VIII be sold oil Of The heu ehsld and
o q = f-rf ltare, cons!Bin OF an -rc,llen. pa .el Of the best G "
msds Article, ali n y en- rensfk ,by handsome. Also all Il,
PeFsonal cd cs Oh h. pl c. on iaing Of abou, eOob rreh Corn,
. rye pa eel 81 Fodder, haIk,, Wheat Straw, Fafping iEple
nsnt,, wsg MS. Oar, Hors, hulei, Cattle, Hogs, 4e Ais
about n(O fine ~CSibsge,.
TKAxj-POr the personal 6 ate esh. ar the lad the u a.
credit. GOBLIN ! ApPfRs N
d8 lr.flo,ass
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

L AWGH AVID AOMihtBGS we'll LnCl-
IL led Brick Warehouse ut the cor her OF Tth
aud Uentre streets for sale ~ aurt IN = viii be
seJ 81 anct on OIL h PREMISES on Monday tn. 9Th Dec. 1863
AHA O'Clock NJ tbs large fo-r story B1cS rae ory or = s-ehOrss .,
ssated IS ako &c, noN In thu occupancy OF the Ordnance Depi I
msnt, at the rental { a., % er Ennam ihs lot fronts II feet.
ru1s ba,k sbeu IT'S feet. Ihe building 10 merry rev AID 10 .,
nI abe adapted 70 . TobA'co Factory or st~Dsry. DAMON
any o.her purpose. The attention Of col tslsi aud o hers 10 m
vi,ed to the sale Of tbi, property, AZ i Is bel eyed 10 present TO
hem great intu.tment' 20 inVest their finds
Terns-aLethirI cash, the balance at one and tvo ,sas
'or negotiable notes, interest added, tecared by . hls. deed, or
al csIh, al the option Of the purchaser.
GooDIs . APPEIstN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05
uyHRRR TR OF LAND A vALC.

nyHRRR TR a. OF LAND A yALC.
III able Mill for Sale.-in obedience " . deere OF ne
Circuit Jourt q Nelson CouLtT, rendered a. lie recent term, In
the suit ef JIhr Fox nd vii lac FOX, piAintG. AGAINST Woo = OF
b. Fox and o he's de'endA its; We, the IN 'srtsned. 4 commits
sion erI appglnted by said decree. Nil, on WknNrsDAY, the Sis
day ofihe recent m"nih (Dscembel proceed Ia Q j Al public
auct8oI, on the PrrnFe,, two tracts ofland, OF which Ban uel Yor
died seiEtd. AID r'sese- lylug In the said eounty OF Nelson,
bout three mie, south otIfln Depot the ore he manhon house
trAc, containing aooii 500 acres Of goot qaaiiy. q considerable
20 { On OF oh eh 10 cleared, aud In I'm let order 'r farming
having on Il q good yelling house., III oonvspisnt out houses
also oue q III best orchards Ia he county, o. choice nut
The OF or tract 10 $50 va liable a1i afJoins or lies very near
70 the ma 81 n touIe tract, contAining about 20 scIes Of like qua
~ the gre ter portion Of VII Oh IL cleared and In rult vaton-
having IN Il = good DIV cling b II Sc and c nv-nieat out houses.
Also BY virtue OF ha sAid eecrseI We " II on THURSDAY, thu
li DIV OF JAarA ' nrI, Pre- ed to eel At pioue auction, on the
prtmifes, Q { act OF land belonsiny TO the ZANE eltAte, yiog "
the count - slbemIrs, T az Bat, syi, Q, containing ab ut 10
Ioes " sHee1s't quail -. II has Oh IL : valuable G.ih kl and
two dwell ( Hou ~.
All tbs said rOP,r'y will be rOd on = credit o: IiI, tvelv' ard
eighteen months the purchAler or purchasers eteutpg bonds
win approved security, AMI tn. tide re aimed - Ultimate sc
Gu itv. JgH7 B. sPIt CO, loan
ds2-tdi WILLIAM L. WILLIAMS, N