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BELLY SWEET.

sdNHE weil kuo@u Billy Of toe Gayeso Hcuge tbst
splendid poi e. cher ui boy, ever ready aud will
lrK 70 NEE y,ur wants fevenfesn years OLD, 6ns IN
me arpearsaCe. b-4ugAt Up ~ the dLlagroc m can
ssh, sCu A. coa-s speak the s1guugas; that \
so er ~ by desire to r-raln in the cisy hs master
D ins s9aih We ria sell hiu for his grat feation
idIN DAY, a. Al o clock at tie Arc d..
rrhs2 30 p q C-N' F. SON Guct'r4.
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a John W. Audubon, the last Of the sons Of
tie celebrated naturalist, Audubon, died sbor,
time since. The widow of the elder Audubon
survives at the age Of eighty-seyen years, and
sdill resides on the spoI, now surrounded by the
city Of New York, which was wilderness when
she ana her husband settled there, ouly as iar
bac. as 1888.
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4 CERTIFICATE ef stock IN the Memphis sus
n CAaslesioa saiir9ad CoETany no. ~ dated May
? a. ls58 70 To BHekbouroe his been iost or n,fs
lsd, al ,ntend ap-5 ,ug 70 the Secretary Of ssid
Roai for g duplicate " tine same
SIDNEY BLACEBS URNE
Sworn 10 and sabsenbvd 6oio1s me October 20 "a
mn4Sw HUME Z. HILL J. p.
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w. IL VIkeINIA Has DoNE-Tbe 80

WHAT THE VIRGINIA. Has DONE.-Tbe Nor
folk pay-3ook, has the following condensed
statement Of the work done by the Virginia:
Congress (bupt), $50 men, so guns Cum
berland (sunk), 800 men, - guns; Minnesota
(nddiej), 55U men, 40 gute Roanoke (scarzd
0f). $50 men, 40 guns; St. Lawrence (pep-
Pered), $50 men, 50 guns; guuuoa.s (tw0 or
three disabled) l2J men, guns forts Isl
leuced), 210 men, 20 guns Ericsson $50 men.
. guns. Total--men ESQ; guns 80.
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order Of thlngs 81 lne court OF A0Eahan IN Wash-
ington. L saysi
The general bearing Of many public men at
Washington, as well as public women-their Ill
time jokes and frivolity-the ridiculous attempts
to ape monarohical c0uts-( dressing in half
mourning for tue death Of Prince Albert, etc,
ete,) has excited the disgust Of sensible people
throughout the country, and brought lust con
tempt on tb5se in high station. There is a SCI
Of broken-do~n, fsshioaabls Jeremy Diddlers
a7out the pmlieus Of the White House. who fat
ter the weakness Of vauity and take advantage
Of inexpeIlence in the custom Of high society TO
inspire desire for ton and display which il AZ
inopportuEe as II is absurd. These parasites, 70
promote their own purposes, enact the role Of
Grand Chsmberlains, and inspire the folly at the
seat OF government which makes the judicious
rrieVe.
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British Vessels Captured for A stesnpting 20
kun the Eiiockndr.

NEW YORK, March II -Tbe bark Edmund
Dwight from Trim ndad, Cuba, on the S.h instant
in latitude 50, longitude "A, hayi. spoke the
United States gun boat Ssxon, having in tow
the British schooner British Queen, captured Of
Wilmington, North Carolina, while Attempting
to run the blockade. The Saxon was in search
Of the United States fricate Vermont
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80 Es0tftaEll Il 80,
SFEClAL ORDER no. SIS,

HEADQUARTE IS FIRST GRAED DIyI>TON-l
AMY o. THE Mis- IsSIPP.
HUMBOLDT Tenn Aisrfh 1871 f7f3 {
HOSE othc-1s or ota=r psrsoo- who nave rsesfvss
autho'i y % raE5 com allss. barta fo-g or rs-5-
aehs for his dT'ion viii re pcrt by l-t eT i1 rnaia-e
tne ru1ber Of men they have coil e-aF TIE time h.
nave bssa eng ged IN tsis duty sni tns " sDacs II
nilrg up their eouyani regiments and baitaiions
within ths merit two week.
All saeh pee ons who fail 20 make tErs report within
seven y Ff-rr the plbicstfou ai 1hi- er5s- 80
have thNtr perm ssAn re os ed, and f. Officers tb.
Be Immediately ordered 5sc 20 heir rr-14- -r-.,5
By otomsnd % n iora-l "a. POLK
r a ~NoWDBN
mhlr w AsFl't8fr t6iassnt r. -eraG
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~ There was considerable inquiry on the
flags in regard to the advance OF the enemy's
Cuu5oats towards Fort Pike. We now feel the
want Of gnnboais, which We 80 ss-nUously
urged ou th0 authorities last August aud Sep
tembsr. We learn that the Calhoun, late of this
port, is one 3t the squadron Wen, we know
gun6osts Damed as hayinr appeared off the
mourn IF the r golets or Petit, Coqu ls Pass
carry il al about fourteen guns. The late
e9steTiy winds have caused high tides in the
lakes, aud the Yankees are awaiting themselves
of taking s0undiUgs aud observation. The au-
rhsrdes of Mississippi have not yet placed any
obstacles against an advance no Pesrl river, that
is, in 8 nav al way-N q CrcsrgEL
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e. All the members Of Buckner's staff were
among the party recently transferred from Camp
Chase to Fort Warren
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"a AyTED.

A THE COEsEGE ~ 1TE BILLS, twenty Negro
a Nar aai BOYS, from er-sen to thirty vssr. Oh
g Up'- o.. Conn T1la! B-uk
ma2IiS FGTv p. PAGE & CO.
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~ The Cincinnati Eaqutfe7, Of the 18th inst

says
The MoNToR.-This iron-pla.ed floating
monster Of deetmctiou Is probably at this time
II Hampton roads, Gnd ready for whatever
operations she is TO be engaged in Before sail
ing from New York, her il-inch columbiads
were furnished with 900 wrought iron shot.
each s.so. costing s ~, aad weighing Is4 pounds.
These balls we!a made by forging square blocks
Of iion at the Novelty Works, then turning
them az tae lathe. The coss Of the 400 amounts
% Slo,50g, anu their total weight is 1900
pounds Cast ircn shot are liable to break IL,
pieces when fired against thick iron plates
These wCougltirOn shot are for smashing through
the sides OF such secession floating batteries as
the Mcuimac at Norfolk.
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e Samuel Snodgrass and Samuel Knight.
prisoners captured By the Fedaral5 at Mil
Springs, died in the hospitals at Louisville, on
the 7th inst
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u. Es.a-t.TE s q.

MEMPHIS. IS...,....-----.------TE TENNESSEE
fgIALLUyy. Beoswaz, Soap Grease. coed Wood A.teS
ere haurrt ~ 81 tiales iezg-ivs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-22

ARRIvALs.-Lieut Fauhderoy, c S. n, and
Capt Postell, Of Savannsh, have lately arrived
at Confederate port rom Europe
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IN DAYS sif-r This d-ts We VII sell at Auction
L-0aJ go BFLS. MDLASSES. d arked French 4
e'G 90 pay charges, uli5ss sooner paid by owner
~ Hn TL.i.Irr 4. ; naE
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Y The Cincinnati papers quote Tennessee,
North and South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama
money al forty per cent. discount
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. Y OF Z II = = l. RS
FOR THE WARr

FE3flE uaders.sne1 has ben authorized TO rsf.s Re-
\ si".eat OF infantry for DE wa 60 received ~
coz plnies ond mustered ilf8 service ilss ed r m
Panies VII Dc arre1 as soon orlsred into q
nsll aad Win - go27 asms any the sergics 10
o. eompsnlesi for {, cir Iforulaton a.
IA' o sne mn ss 70 ny q1a hesGi,s or Etn=ss fr
M5toT-eehe77 Pok and ig11l5- (ie .sral Cher.bsu-
y ne s5fny az Coium5rs. been Il ths sryirs
slaee tHe eonule caeUt Cf tie vTl- a. caps.io o. q
eHvsl'y company from Bo.ivar con nv sts ,,l s9,-
~ .nls lime when 81 ra1y Ms-isi pians az INSANE
- ais 70 Tepei the NV ders Ey ozpetl-ncs and SER
ees T esIsoi en- ny claim 20 respectful i5er
lol sPeeiay Dy those no are abort 10 20 lal5 se-
vice from my nstive E.n.e
a oO'1ty Of FlfIf DoLLABs viii be paid 70 easE
non-som stoned ollcer AMI privs-ssr t.sr - -
ssred lnEo service.
CAPIa n o. coparlea or sry pers7n- 7fsAr7 70 i9f
..e Eesi'aont viii u 49, ca ff g. Haldp1 a. ~
ssin street who !ll give any raf7-na 10 j. -ea-s "a
ne AooY7 T. a. may be de-i ed Conc o5t no.
oe aAelresse1 70 ias at a emp1is ef @ T. Baldwin
OF 70 me 81 JseiSs0a lfissr-Ip [
r~h6-2vvasd e-o,-- q, N. ..r--.--
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WANTED.

I WISH 10 bny nice, iiiy, intelligent NEGFO
d Girl. tWe.ve 90 fourteen yszrs Of sgs. An A No.
I e'sf she viii not sun. BEN. MAY
rh1l II { Bank " EV =. re.ne.sse
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY
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WANTED,

/ MMEDIArELT, . fue pair yyauy AiULH 8-roi
l. rioaar a5out the M. ching Is 10 eoi5r. Apply
II Cray go E0u-e.
g.hsO3t D. COCERELL.
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EbRAYA!DRAYA!
MNaLAaNEN AAIEI

NEW DRAWS AND HARNESS Vii. be sold OF
MONDAY NEXT. at, C o'e ok a. t1s A esls
80 20 r o. EAV0r 80
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SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH p, 1862
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NnTaEEI

z WANT 20 buy Hsty good CAVALRY HORSES i'm
& ueei-t-ly. 7 also oauI twenty uiHo more good
F=u 20 ioi- uy Cavslly Company 1 III furnish
NJ a2 W. T. HOw4pn
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e The Boston Post does not Like the new
order Of things ct the court Of Abraham in Wash
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WANTED,
POEs SAEEg

-TEN CAULKEa8, fIr which LIBERAL wages win b
rka9 p E.ILPsn wHARFPOAT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-22

EY~ The following Confederate soldiers, cap
tured by the Federsls at Nashville, arrived in
charge Of a guard At Louisville, on the 9th inst
5 NJ Gasway, Adams Independent Cavalry,
Mss Maurice Langhorne, Graves Battery
James H. Cock, Buckner Guards z C. Camp
bell, ID Ky; Henry Anderson, 46th Tenn. IN
fautry J. J. Williams, Graves Battery WA.
G. Fox, Oh Miss, infantry; F II. Whitaker,
9-h Ark, infantry; D. A Mckenzie, 9th Miss,
infantry. They were sli in good health.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-22

Another PRoPosITI0E.-Tae Federal Con
gress is determined not to off-r any basis for the
settlemen; Of our present difficulties The fol-
lowing amendment offered to the coufscatiou
act has been favOrably received by the House of
Representatives:
ResolUed, That nothing herein shall be con
strued to Imply that Congress will consent 10
any partition Of the territory now held by the
United States, but that, ON the contrary, it is
again affirmed as the ural,ersbls resolution Of
this House, 10 prosecute the war until the Con
sJitutiOn is restored to IFS ancient supremacy
over every STATE rightlaliy part Of the Union.
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TO ARMS TO AaAdS !
COMPANY OF MOUNTED LAECERS.

~ therizsd 20 Is.se os-. .rauy Of -
A.a.R'CEA2 E'JEg THE TE.7Rf
10 be eIiaeEed TO CO.. os7goods rszias1t rsy, ,r,
Eihg Eaea ma = re4ui7~d o. furnish 5-zsTr - =
- - a noIs7. Nfn.-ssorrs h~ssrl1s sni ia.rss-au1
oL llphos1ts n n'shed by tls Conf 1e-a Slst-F
soverumfut. Stou', active men wiz e.. ,--5 S-
men, iefsrred Pay Of p-ivs-e Der on b mi a0,
pr aay for Ii horFe, wila pay tor his ho-s n m ~
tne serves Twelve H0nrhs m~u rov f, ss-vlra -
'Alis d militia or new recruits VIII De- -sssivsi
$50 bounty 20 Ill!
We . foT innasd aie scsl,s ss-vir-
~ feeefaItn nc oNcs q fedr1 Cep0-. Esiss5- ror-,f--
son Lave you- nazles with A. Fr-eIi.- d. tha y
u, or the undersigned. Ess7e,tflav -
.,, ". iVlE WsSTBROCK.
Cen
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NoTICE

SANUEt sELLts having removed to Indianapolis has
leit his accounts With for collection. of shieh
those Indebted TO him will take make
nont with as listle delsyas pos sisle.
WILLIAM BELL. Gen. Agent
RICHNoSD, IND.
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ES Our friend, j. A. Mendenhall, o
the ed Ind. Cavalry, writing from camp a,
Battle Creek, Tenn, relates the following
familiar scenes between the Union troops
and secesh:
A large force Of Secesh is on the op-
positc side Of the river. but we cannot see
any OF their camps from the valley. on ac-
we can see their pickets all along the banks,
and while our men 90 in bathing on this
side of the river, they do the same on the
other side, and we converse across the river
which is about 600 yards wide. / was in
bathing yesterday, when number of
Secesh came down on the other side and
went in the water. The boys tried TO per-
suade them to come across, but they de.
clinsd the invitation. They captured a
Lieutenant and three men Of the Signal
corps few days since. who were upon the
mountain. outside our lines, signalling to
Gen. McCook the movements Of the Rebels
Their camps in the valley can be seen from
the mountains on this side. There are two
companies OF Tennesseeans here and are
going 10 Join a Union regiment. part Of
them having deserted from the Rebel army
Two companies OF our battalion 1.-THE Second
Battallion) went out on post yesterday and
accompanio d them. Reaching the mouth
OF Battle Creek, | saw q skiff coming over,
and upon inquiry, found that two men had
been brought over, and those in the skiff
were going back after their trunks. Thirty
or forty Secesh were seated on the opposite
bank, and on this side there were about
twenty of our men bathing. thought i,
looked decidedly cool. but neither side
shoots at each other across the riYer
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will pay the hi prices arSsh fer
i wool at store. Fr- WAyHe Aven1e. seuth OF r. T.
Depot JOSEPH P LAWS
RicG-on3. May 81 . In
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Two small souss< North Green Street. will Re sais
= en- fair and terms. EnQ1ire Of .ke uos s->sxp
~ Jonas W Yess Machine shop, West end rf Ma,
" Poar~SaN
Riehnead My -. Isss
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From Phil Virgins

We received letter, last week, dated Muir
freesboro'. Tenn, July 20; but too late to
publish. Now it is too late for the subject
70 whic1 our old friends letter is mainly de-
g0ted: the filling up immediately of Colonel
Bickle's Regiment-from the fact that II is
ALREADY full. This news will do his soul
good. for he speaks as tho he feared our
people were not sufii GENTLY alive to the i'm
portance Of the present crisis. He will see
that the People of the Fifth Congressional
District are ALIVE to the calls OF their coun-
try. both in furnishing men and money. in
her hour Of need, in spite OF the streams of
cold water which the '.toughin fibre" NJ.
G. sought to saturate the subject! This lire
fact is sufficiently shown that the Goth Re.
giment was filed to overlooking (number-
ing 1900 men, within the space of II
days. and that Wayne County raised a
Bounty fund of ssO.oOol 1t IS glorious
privilege to live in Old Wayne, any how
notwithstanding other counties in the Dis
trict have done quite rs WELL Three cheers,
then, for the Fifth District!-she will not.
be called "ye Bsrnt District" longer than
the 9Th of March next. we hope.
Phil. says that the privilege has been
given him "to confscate little mite-re-
ceip,ing to Union men for feed" DC, be
being the judge. The result of his inves
LEGATIONS are thus concsely summed up:
"Well, Ben. bet your last bottom dollar on
Uncle Sans finding that the undersigned
Q. n. Of the 10th Brigade, found large
circle Of rebels in the vicinity in which be
had travelled. if the number of Union cer,i
ficates to be presented for sdjus tment is the
criterion! The Lord have mercy on one Of
the seceshsrs who has TO be examined hS
my chief clark, (Wm. Wilson, for Az
say he loves them not. He has small army
Of contrabands now at work on the forti6
cations at this place, much to the satisfaction
Of the soldiers. He issues an order for one
of the gentlemen Of color TO DO sent in, and
~ q chivalrous son concluded not TO permit
hiGfto come. he suddenly found himself %
the road to quarters, and. when weighed in
Williams balance ana found wanting.
thesce to jail. Our prayers are. that the
Lord will take great liking 10 William. for
his uatiring energy for his mems comfort.
and for SO thoroughly stsueting out the
scoundrsls~ - ap engaged ID this upholv
war .ssisa ~ Sb,bas Old. Union Of ,hs
Ss"'es. -s.-'.mg0rge. 40 aFssg 40
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Re.pv setore Me Psopie,-Tha, the fine.
grained tough ip,6bre: elastic n. c.. on the
eve of his election. offered '.,One thousand
Dollars" reward FOX proof to convict him Of
ever having advocated or proposed TO inter
isrs with .l.ysry IN the States where is e.-
seat IN Congress- up 70 the day il adjourned
ne has alphabetically "dons nothing else, I"
Dus i,esss:ss IN this matter. and abuse the
President because he didn't do % tool Z
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Chr customers may rest Insured hat a
oar Branch O65ces are .fsy~ished uith n

In Of small purchases the money nay be sent in
postage stamps bank
Jrorrespesdents viii pleas write IhsIr Names dis
ttncy. IL Is all inportaut that in eae eas.t
know the gosteEIce, county sai State
JT AL persons re4llting Information ssout sewing
Machines their sizes, prices working and tie
best melt ads Of purchasing obtain s.ndnx 20
Us any % oar Branch ofsces for = copy OF
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AEENEN 49, MMSMANy
. WARD & CO.,
Agents, Richmond, In dians.
~

SN SGS GLO VI q y SSN = u
Is the best Machine in the Family Sewing and
lgh' nah ufac!uring purposes.
PRICE. with Hammer. beautifully $50
attention OF Vest Makers and Dress Makers those
who want Machines for ligh manufacturing psrrose.
chimes making Ii <e them the stitch and are
mannaetaInr purposes a. cur Msnnsctnias unS hsht
are for man ufact1ring purposes in general.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Are valuable in pro orton TO the number of things they
can do well. See what ours 10 before maxim =
purchase
occurring But only late that the
PUBL, beg,5 70 earn that the essential elements
the elements to be embodied in Family Machine Il 10
n"E vel, that cur Letter Machine
sin plicity raj itity durability and certainty cor Il
people are candid enough to acknowledge that our
@ e. e lor nnf4esnring purposes, they
Letter CT Family Machines goos as thsr..
Ths is trick Of the AMI We conaI.ntIv il
vite those Interested in the subject examine Tor I'm
SHES and see hat or Letter Family Machines.
they will the delicate perfection AZ
turing purposes aH4 rhis he il r-member.t -, ,
said Of Of the other Family Machines yet offered 10
The Nos and Machines are OF great capacity, and
aP in, r. e 0 nm nsGat.c'arns purposes
e. ss, ssa nsi z Lshsr ~ars IL l.sr.ss Trinins
extr: s;ze whan ar" long enough take and
stitch .ae argz sized pashes There scarcely any
With them than b. hands the saving time and
labor IS great The table Of these Machines is "a
sshes Iong and the shuttle will times as mach
thread the shuttle those for tailoring
We have sIEays hand Hem nj Gauge, sjIe TT,
Linen ard Cotton Thread spooIs. on fn
bottles etc
Orr customers may rest assured NAT all
oar Branch O6Gces are fsr1iszed uiM ne
't,gen4aae articles"
In case Of small parshasesthe money may in
PoSesss steLaps ~ Dsaa eofe.-
0 torrespendents viii please write hsir dis
hat sharid il.
~ Az persons reqalting .nfornssion about Sewing
best met dds Of purehs.ing can ost.ia !, ;,
Us or any Of oar Branch ofces for copy Of
l. II. SINGER Il cos GAZETTE
wh>h abesasfai pscteraI paper entirely devoted
n. sofsect- viii be sent gratis.
ver benehtiiBs he paaic ana o.r.sa,a.
The public have teea s~indied hy sparsus machines
the piece Is OF poor auaIfsy
Tier makers s have net he means % tksil
have sq n ana the proPer eeissnie
s.sas s3as .ss
e. .e sah s.BT = sans . TT.
70 GEE CIT 81 ereer ans 70 esnsiaerzse
"a. ss.e. . :. = s1sp .h r., y ,s.s.s
y o. asaasn !. az rae. q spess s.eeisy Of
sih lie is.Is abor Msesiaes "a saEsias sss.e
tai gaa ter asas e made Of the best metal
ed 70 Fsrtecii9a We haveths ways ana n-sns en- q
The purchasers Of aaehinss whose daily bre,a Il
osiy r.,li seI as so. rss<, n sss
bat issi lang 10 the fsess possbIs v5rksnr ors-r or
'-s ..sss ss r u.
sot " fact they ehesperthas .ny saeh.axs
40 DTsaa~sy, ss- York
J. q. WATSON, Agent, |
syIsss::.s, 4, AZ, w.ss.A 'D'ls0
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Valuable Property for Sale:

offer Tor sale operty in I'm ghtstown Henry Co
eonsising Of three lots lying side by side on ths
west lot there large frame we'll duishe3 wei
.appsa with water by well and cstsrn, the plant
sides small fruit. The middle has on II small en-
iortAe'e frame house. aad is planted With apple trees ia
bearing condition. With sbuadsnee small fruit IN.
east lot has on il frame bailainz DO by feet: ana a
Ole and we'll set in aI enclosed hy new Ana
sronE pAtins fence TIE lots will sold .uxether az
separately Everything pertaun the three lots in in
prenises,to WIIfTaw II s - N sns
May nav On
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L Z s 7 I M O N I LIS
What HomerC Emery Snxs

What Homer e. Emery says.
The mana SECURE o. Sorghum syrup tsins
ameug Us few sugvestions ia rsxsrd Ia il MAJ he ar
se,viee have leen engaged iatle business fer the
much upon the Evapoiaier fused Cooks patent two
h s Of s t the
more or less OF the raw Juice in it which injured
Of seerching the sap. unless the Ire reduced as
greatly TO check the boiling in he rss and part
tast.easoni used one o. Neal's Patent E.aporators,
up any required thicsnes. aad entirely free from
particle OF the Juice with lille scorch
NJ as Patent Pan Of Tour feet nv .iy ts1
make better article within UGH less Dor scum
tachsdto Neas Pan BY watch the heat regulated IN.
a.. der NE syfSp pan reg I'D as complete success A.
over Increases by adjusting the dampsr ~ be
when ING other two pans Will ret be affected. SO impor
tant Is this that will without the dsmpers
Lincoln Township, Morrow Co, o Feb. TO- i>os
what a. H. Wrenn says.
This to certify that en sed in the rails,
Ing aud occurring OF the Chinese sugar Cane
in Agricultural implements and Machinery, have used
and in use several different kinds OF Pans Tor Evap
interest IN the production and
Pam. some moas seoles
the syrupif fierce Ore was kept up, others
care would get the syrup and green Juice mixed and
have thought that pan mi ght be got up meet the
above objections, would say here that have
sa" pans used: that with experience and y good OF
caution would boil fast and make syrup saw
pan IN use by Mr. H. O. Emery. last 4i IN
nearest TO perfect pan and meeting the
public OF any thing have seen, following con.
siderations lst. They be afforded cheap, being
made 10 set arch therefore admitting large
can be made of different sizes 81. They have Cooler
through the center. 81. The the N be
taken OF In the first said frss
be made TO boil rapidly aesrea IL has dampers
whch is excellent feature in IT, the pa
To be under the entire control OF the
him to rush has are as fast he any
ger OF searching the and be boiled
sired thickness 5h. II does require any great
perence to manage said pan. A.. u. wRENN,
Mt. Gilead, o. March 1, 1862.
7 F'All persons using Eyapor our Patent
with ia attaehme inirn gin
and vi | he dealr with accor ling to law.
81 Agents wanted in Fayete, Union, Henry and Ran
doll counties -.
For further particulars apply to
j. w. WARD & Co..
Agents, Richmond, indians. /
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