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Eight Likely Negroes


On the 23d Of April, lost a Buckskin PocL., n,
while coming to Charlotte, somewhere be,wssa 10Y '
residences Of John Wolf and Mr. Torreuce ON r. n'
ter road II contained 81 rs in mOney--one rs CO.
federate note and two 81 notes-also nue Noie ~ S
for $780, dated 2sth of February, 1881 drawn by cI"
w. Long and made payable to me. All persors "'
forewarned against trading for said note Anv a'e
delivering me the Pocket Book and content. win ~
suitably rewarded. ~" 10
May 5, 1863 2t-pd
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A FRENCH GENTLEMAN,

Well acquainted with the English language, and who
has had long experience in teaching desirous OF
obtaining situation Professor of French Language
in College, Academy, School or Private Family. III
reouired lie would also teach all the Natural Sciences,
as Botany Natural Philosophy, &c, &c. For further
particulars apply, by letter, to GCERIN, MAET0CE
CO. Depot Francois, King street, Charleston s. c.
Nav 5, 1853 lw
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ST RAYED

From the subscriber, on the sth of April sI head %
Cattle-among them two Mich Cows one a ~" W
color the other white and black, both large and Srs
the brown COW had very large bell on; ue;,hsr y,
them are marked. There also among them !, "a
1earhng, marked WIN saliow.iork in each ear Any
received and liberal reward given.
E. A. Mcleod.
Address me at Charlotte, N. @.
April 2Sth 1868 I'm
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$500 Reward.

WILL give the above reward to any person who will
II take up my boy SAM, if captured without serious
injury and delivered to confined in Jail that
can get him. He has been lying out over twelve
months ranging from near Charlotte to Reedy Creek.
He is ~ years DID, medium size and has scar bis
forhead Address me at Charlotte, N. G.
Feb "a, 1868 If JNO WOLFE.
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Headq's Camp Of instruction,

RALEIGH, March 70, 1000. J
Notice is hereby given that according to instructions
received from the Bureau of CONSUMPTION Justices OF
the Peace between the conscript ages are liable to
CONSUMPTION. They win be enrolled Immediately, and
this notice is published that they may make their
arrangements accordingly.
By order o! Col. PETER NALLETT,
CommandnDt of Conscripts in n. G.
]. G. PIERCE, Adjutant.
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j. HI. STEVENS a. CO.,

sCABINET-MAKBR AND UNDERTAKES
From. the Cradle to Me Grare,
- three score years and ten
We are prepared to FIJI all orders in the Undsr.
taking Business. Funerals promptly attended to.
Shop opposite q. S. Navat Works.
May 5, 1868
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COPE RAS.

TAYLOR ASBURY are now prepared to furni,h
by the ton otherwise, fine article Of Coppen,
superior 20 any English offered In market. Druggin,
and Apothecaries supplied with a chemically pure
article. Address TAYLOR h ASBURY
May 5, 1863 Charlotte, n c.
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FeCe1ver'S Sale.
10000 ACRES LAND!

On Wednesday and Thursday, the 2orh and 2l,i Of
May, 1862 at SHELBY, Cleaveland county, will sell
at public sale, in convenient lots for farming purposes,
Ten Thousand Acres of Land lying in Cleo
t sequesered the property OF Goold Hoyt and saAe
Bronson, alien enemies of the Confederate States.
Terms-Note and security for the psrchase money,
to be paid when sale Is confirmed by the Confederate
Court-the Court be held the first Monday in June.
.. ID. SCHENCK Receiver.
April FL, 1868 I'm
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CHARLOTTE, April 24ih' I' ....
The undersigned would respectfully call ibe Som
tion Of all concerned TO the following eTn. CON.
"0rder No. g." issued by Colonel Peter hai's''
mancaut Conscripts, N. c.: ,ov,,, Of
'Iy. Applications, for the detail OF emPVy must be
QuarterInnsters Commissaries and Surgeons ,gb the
made to the Bureau of CONSUMPTION thf0Os
HEADS Of their respective Departments" s.,
Lr. JESSE r. MCLEAN, =: a. Con Dis.
En- OnReer 9Th Con-
p. S.-My address is Salisbury, N u
April %, 1869
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IRON.

have few thousand pounds OF Wrought I,or
pillow -mouds and bar iron,) which I will e1chApos
for Bacon at the rate Of three pounds oren for one Of
Bacon. Middlings preferred.
J. W. DERR
Spring Hill Forge, May 5, 1868.
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ExECUTOR,S SAIn

: As the Executor Of Gen. VIM. Allen. dsu..
viii expose 70 public sale, at the late residence
oeeeased IN Caoarrus county, on "Wednesday a. said
gay OF May, the PLANTATION on which n. me 9Th
Allen resided. Also, 'He said VIM
Eight Likely Negroes.
among them men, women and children: ono .,
the Char; s. O. Railroad Horses Mule. care, IN
Hogs and Grain Of varions kinds 10, Of cattle,
wagons one Carriage, Gears Farming Tools; ON. Two
OF Blacksmith Tools; Household and Kitchen 'Te set
ture, and various other articles too ediou, 70 un''
rate Terms made known on day of sale. "u'0''
All persons having claims against IN. ..,..
please present them for settlement within the ,n VII
scrbed by law, this notice will be pleaded ~ pre-.
their recovery. III bar Of
May 5, 1863 4t-pd "Aeeu'0r.
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Dr.. JAS. M. HENDERSON

Offers his Professional Services to the citizens Of the
surrounding community. He has located at the late
residence of his father d. NJ Henderson, deed, two
miles north of Charlotte.
Feb II, 1863 y-pd
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ANOTHER OFFICIAL DISPATCH.

RICHMOND, May I, 10 O'Clock p. m.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received last night from Gen.
Lee, dated at Charlottesville and addressed to
the President:
To His Excellency, President Davis: After
driving Gen sedgewick across the Rappahannock
on the night of the 4th, returned on the 5th to
Charlottesville. The march was delayed by a
storm, which continued all night.
In placing troops in position on the morning of
the 9th, to attack Hooker it was ascertained that
he had abandoned his fortified position Our line
of skirnishers pressed forward until they came
within range of the enemy's batteries on the
north side of the Rappahannock, which, from the
confguration of the ground, completely command
ed this side. Hooker's army, therefore, escaped,
with the loss of few additional prisoners
r. E. LEE, Genl Cong
Further particulars will be found on the next
page.
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NOTICE.

The Notes and Accounts due the Estate Of Patrick
J. Lowrie, decd, in the hands Of s. P. Smith,
Esq., for collection. All persons having claims against
form for settlement, this notice will be pleaded 10
bar of their recovery. L. J. LoWRIE, EIeculriI.
April 81, 1868 lm-pd
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,

A small Farm Of about 100 acres, near Charlotte.
Apply at this office.
April %, 1863
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

skill and matcUleSS Plo"0003 AioA A~AJ - 80
foes.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
During the progress of the battle the following
dispatches were received at various times by the
War Department in Richmond:
MILFORD, May Sd, 1868.
To President Davis: Yesterday Gen. Jackson
penetrated to the rear of the enemy and drove him
from all his positions from the Wilderness to
within one mile Of Charlottesville. He was en-
gagged at the same time in front by two of Long
streets divisions. This morning the battle was
renewed. He was dislodged from all his positions
around Charlottesville, and driven back to the
Rappahannock, over which he is now retreati ng.
MANY prisoners were taken, and the enemy's loss
in killed and wounded large. We have again to
thank Almighty God for great victory. re-.
gret to state that Gen. Jackson severely, and
Gems. Heath and A. P. Hill slightly wounded
R. Z. LEE, Gen'l Cong.
GUINEA STATION, near Fredericksburg, May D.
TO His Excelency President Davis: At the
close of the battle of Charlottesville, on Sunday,
the enemy was reported advancing from Frede-
ricksburg in our rear. Gen. McLaws was sent
back to arrest his progress, and repulsed him hand
somely that afternoon. Learning that the Federal
force consisted of two corps, under General Sedg-
wick, determined to attack, and marched back
Yesterday with General Anderson, and uniting
with Generals McI.aws and Early, in the after
noon succeeded, by the blessing of Heaven, in
driving General Sedgwick over the river. We
have re-occupied Fredericksburg, and no enemy
remains South Of the Rappahannock, in this
vicinity. Il. T. LEE,
General Commanding.
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The following item is from Northern source
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 2S.-The rebels in
considerable force have marched on and captured
Morgantown, Va, and threatened PENNSYLVANIA
with invasion. The force is commanded by the
Rebel Cen jenkins. and is said to be composed
Of 4 600 cavalry. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road is destroyed between Cumberland and Grafton.
The Rebel flag floating from the Court
House in Morgantown at o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Pittsburg is thought to be in danger, though
the Cheat river being unfordable, it will probabl v
prevent the Rebels from coming further North.
They are commanded by Gen. jenkins, who
has made himself famous by his cavalry exploits
in Western Virginia. Union troops are in motion
to intercept him. Morgantown is in Monongalia
county, Va.
CHATTANOOGA, May A heavy force of
Federals crossed the Cumberland at Ceena, near
Kentucky line, under of their artillery, and
attacked Col. Hamilton's forces, who being in
ferior in numbers fell back to the hills where thew
made stand, and after several hours hard fight
ing repulsed the enemy, killing ten and woundine
nineteen. Our loss, two killed and three wound.
ed. The Yankees retreated through Celeua and
burned the place. Col. Hamilton pursued them
to Tompknsville, Kentucky, and destroyed most
OF that town, and being without artillery he fell
back
Our forces under Gen Jones, captured enc
hundred Yankees in Hardy county, Western
y lrglnia, on last Saturday. Two wagons and
sixteen horses with stores, captured with the
prisoners.
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learn that the wound he received on Sunday was
in the left arm and it is asserted that amputation
has already been resorted to. II the prayers OF
whole people may be answered, our dear hero lea
der mutilated as he is, will long live to lead our
armies and to defend his country with his rare
skill and matchless proves, from the fury OF her
foes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-16
Innocent Women and (htl.
dreM Al0MghEercA.
a PERFECT REIGN OF
TERROR IN THE.
NJ METROpOIIS.
Nearly MI Of Morris lsla nd
Captured.
New ioRK. july 10.

NEW oRk, July 10.
Treasury buildings and Custom House
aud other buildings are guarded by can
non and supported by iniantry Elcya.
tors DESTROYED by the mob IN BROOKLYN
last night Is valued ut over 500, ,o00.-
Some ncgro houses in Jersey clty wore
sacked aud burnt Numbers OF negro
women and children are encamped in
Ely.ian fcIds, Iloboken. The mob at
Staten Island last night was overawed by
the patrols aud armed citizens. Resi-
dents Of amsburg are organizing
volunteer companys Tho Mayor of
brooklyn refused to cal mceting Of the
c,''zans on the plea ,ha, il would ,nilame
the rioters. lnqu' sts have already been
Leli on the bodies Of about fifty pc, sons,
including nearly dozen innocett pco.
pie, one u mother and M infant Just born.
\ dry goods store on avenue & WAS sack.
ed II forty ihounnd dollars worth. The
residence on 29th st,ect DESTROYED by
the mob was not Horace Gr,elcys y as the
mob supposed, but Mr.. Slnclairs, where
the former sometimes sta d man re-
tcmbllng Greeley was asiully beaten.
The eteam,r Union arrived here {. ON
tharls,on, 18th, reports that Con. Gil
more captured nearly nll Of Morris Island
With large number of prisoners, siege
guns and cannon. Five guaboats were
eh, Hing Fort Wagner aud have proba
bly captured il before this.
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TIE NEW YORK Not.

The accursed riot in New York seems
TO gain force and fury in defiance of all
laws civil and human, and in spite of all
that can be done to check 1t. Millions
OF property have been destroyed and the
lives of numerous parsons, including
women and children, are being lost hy
this unparalleled, monster outrage
What military there is IN the city seems
to be utterly powcrless against II except
10 guard some public property. A per
fec, reign of terror holds the metropolis.
Such awful things cannot last long
The military force sent to defend Penn
sylvania must soon be back, when this
ruin run mad will be severely dealt with.
Until that time there seems TO bc no
help for the city.
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nEApQl AaTkRs AkMy or THE
rnroMAc, July IA.

Officers repor, that they captured
about 5000 prisoners, two guns, several
cslssous aud stand Of coIots this morn.
Ing at fallinu Waters.
The following estimates have been
made by comre.en, officers of Lees loss.
IS since crossing the Potomac Five
thousand killed, 5000 wounded prison
srs. $500 uninjurcd prisoners. 1t is
known that G,ooo wounded have since
been carried over the rlvcr. The deser-
tons will probably reach 5000, making
a total loss OF not less than $4,000.
a number Of descrtcrs from our army
have arrived in camp, and will be sum
marty pun,thed
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Thursday, July 10
AsRiyEp.
kATK CAssEL, b. W. Davis. Montrose.
DEPARTED.
KArK cAssRL, u. W DAVIS. Montrose.
BOa LEAVING TO MORROW.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whipplc.
c.ptnin Campbell, will depart for kookuk ani
intcrmci ate lnniings to.mnfr ~ morning Lem
ue Parl hurst In tho ,iIec. 4. A. Iileboin, agent.
Tho mail md passenger packet James Means,
Captain r,crc., will dcI~rtfor Dubuque and way
points TO morrow morning. X. NJ. pre,tymsn
agent.
The Northern Line packet "enbira, Captain
Hiil, MA II. Green, clerk will DO du' for 81
aul and way points tomorrow. X. NJ. Pref
lyman, agent
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The CorSgEKFEiTIsG CAsE.-On
Monday last. Jim Neison, en- Engiishman
and Jane Nelson, bic ~iie, who for eonte eight
or ten months have been resididg ia this CITY,
10 a house on the buff back Of East Dave.
port, were arrested by officer Severance. on
charge OF passing counterfeit money at Whis-
ler's dry goods s,ore. Tne money psssed wa
q counterfeit on the bank Of Rutland, VI ami
upon investigation it was found that Mrs
Neilson had passed il, or made attempts to do
go, at several stores in the city. The trial
commenced Monday AFTERNOON and has been
kept up until this morning, before Squire
Wheeler The court was confined 20 the cas-.
OF Mrs Nelson all this time. A good deal Of
stimony was tsken, none o! which was very
favorable for the prisoners. Eighteen dollars
of the bogus was found at the houss where
they lived, which was pretty strong proof Of
| guilt iuasmuch as it's being ,hsre could not be
satisfactorily y,explsined. The trial wac resum
ei this morning and Nei'.cn wa. for the sec-
ond time placed upon the stand. HE evidence
vas so thoroughly contradictory in important
ma,ters, that the couucil for the defense gave
up me case and waited further examina ton
| The woman was held to trial 10 tbs cum Of
| 5000, on her own recognisance, and Nelson
was held in the sum Of $500. and probably
stands q fair show to evade the draft by ac-
cepting . situation st the Roguss Assylum at
Fort Madison.
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TO CONslJMi'TiyEs.

THE Advertser. having bcen rostessd TO health
in a low weeks. by very simple remedy, after
having suffered sosoral years with sever, lung
Affection, and that iroad disease, Consumption
IL anxious L. make known 10 his follow sufferers
tho means VI euro.
Toall who desire II, he will scnd copy Of the
prescripuln used (froe u chargol with the diSec-
tons for preparing nd using the same, which
they will find suRK ousr for CONSUMPTION, A srH-
Ma, kRoscnIrrs, DC. Tho only object Of tho al
vor,iser in sending the prescription IL to beLe6t
the afflicted. and spread information which he
concevos To be invaluable, and he heIes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as IL will cost them
nothing. anu may prove blessing
kEv EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
Kings County, Nov York.
MAY isd&w5m
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FRUIT JARs AND WAx.-Persons put
ting mp fruit should remember thu. ballord
has full stock Of iars for putting mp fruit.
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

;. Nj PErTKsGIiL 4 CO., No. 81 Park Row, New York
and state street Boston, our agents in those
and authorized to take advertisements and subscf
tidns for us at our lowest rates.
e H. scaIygs, 93 Dearborn street Chicago is author
red to receive advertisements Tor this paper
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The ladies are making heavy run
upon the goods at Wadsworth's, but with the
aid of the Express company he ia enabled to
answer their demands Call anc see the early
fall STYLES
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EuIroK OF THE Dim CHAT And NEw-- Dedr Sir !:
With your permission wish 70 my to the read
ers of your paTer thut ! viii. send ty return mai
to all who wish IL, free Recipe, with full di-
rections for making and using a simple vegetable
Bal y. that III efectualy remove, in 10 days
Pimples, Hlotches. Tan, Freckles and all InInr-
tios 0i tho -Etn. leaving the same soft, clear
snooth and be- ui ul
will also mai lreo TO ~ ..e hsv;n, p,l1 u.oas
=. nare fsces, simple directions and information
that VIII enable them TO start a full growth Of
Luxuriant iiair, WhisK rs OF Noustache, in less
than 80 days. ali al pications answered by re-
turn mail without charge
Respectfully yours, TH0S. F. CHAPMAN,
je30-d3m Chemist, No. SCI Broadway, "
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Davenport Lumber MARKET
For Sale.
HOUSES AND LOTS

In Davenport, LeClaire 4 Iowa City,
I AMOS IN JOHNSON, MUscArINE. IOWA,
II Po.e'hiek. J.ss,re-. Jenc,, L~uisi., Dos
aoinss ..noun, Carroll. .Cerro Gordo and Frank
lin counties. ,.,o..
Or, joan l.. COFFIN:
July y, II
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STorPED.-T New Albion NH has
stopt,a running until after harvest III order to
make nsees.ar, repairs 80 as TO be ready 70,
the new crop. 1t will be idle only fortngh'
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Whistler is rushing II summer goods
regardless Of cos, 10 make room for the tall
stock. Call while there Is . chance for great
bargains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-16

The ncstest article OF plated goods
and table cutlery in this city is to be found At
Webb's, No 1G, Ls Clair. Row His assort-
ment is complete. comprising every variety
Call and zee Also a fine lot of fruit are iu t
the article everybody wants this season of the
year. Now is the time to purchase
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WAMsed.
A GOOD COOK Also A GIRL TO 20
IA general housework. Enquire immediately
G. H. Bells Dining Rooms.
METROPOLITAN BLOCK Cup stai,s.)
jv7-itf
To Builders.

PROPOSALS. FIR THE BUILDING OF
/ four new chmneys 1t the Court House will
be received by the undersigned committee on next
Saturday. July 18th, at 2 o'c,ock p. M, 1T the
Court House. The ecommittee will be present and
explain the nature Of the work
THOS. X fLUKE,l
W. l.. CLARK, Committee.
II. CARPENTER,
Davenport July II, Is63. u
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Nor DEAD iEr.-lt will be remem-
hered that il was reported last winter iy cur
correspondent 1honuss on he sutbotity OF II.
Col Leske that after the battle of Praris
Grove. Ark the body Of NJ. L. Chew, T. q
formerly Of this city, vas discovered among
the slain o. that battle field. The assertion
was 20 positively mace by MIR. Ieske. who was
ultimately acquainted with Mr. Chew, while
mere. that it was thought by most people to bs
correct Il seems, however, that he was great
" mistaken. Yesterday Mrs. Parker Of THE
,ity. received q letter fom her husband. Fred
Parker. who is down at Nicksburg with the
lfth regiment end in whcn he states that or
IN. sunday morning following the surrend,r r
OF Nlckahurg lie went into that city. and
while there he met Mr Chew among the prs-
onsr and hsd q 10 talk with IL III about mat
ters and thines OF the correctness Of tbls in-
formation there can not be the least doubt -
The corpse seen by Mr Leske at Prare Grove
must have been that Of arother rerson, closely
resembling our former fellow citizen. We are
glad to hear that he stiIi survives.
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T n 6 CIT Y.

II you want fine sewing machine 60
to krause's and see the singer II 10 the only
machine that pleases everybody
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ed l.. +. BEAIkEGAkD.
. - .

tlNClNAArl, july 10.
At t. O'Clock last night Morsan's nd
vance reached Wcs, Union, Adam
county, 10 M les from the river llls
scouts approached the river opposite
Mavs,ile this morning, but were driven
back by the cuuboats
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LAE CONFnsSlON> l. .XvkRlENIE
or m invalid,

Published for the benefit, an ! AZ q warning and
CAUTION To You VI MEN,
who suffer from Spermatorrhea. Nervous Dsbiii
ty. Premature Decay. etc, supplying at the same
time The Means of Self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself after being Tut to great expense
and injury through medical humbug an quack
cry.
BY enclosing a pos paid addressed envelope,
single copies NAV be bad Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
myz7-dAwly Bedford, Kings C0aaV,H.y.
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Ykr SSsseGsSc ar lrrOr.
(Les Nata'i'cs d Erreur.)

les VHIUf1ica Il ErreUrI
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oi the above work. do hereby promise and aerss
10 SEND iree oi charge to any young man who
viii write for u sample copy for porusal. The
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For Sale.

LIVE cows, TWO STEERS AND TWO
Il Calves !; also Threshing Machine;
Apply to GEO l. DAVENPORT, Executor,
Or, JOHN L.COFflN.
July q. II
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FARM FOR SALE
IN WINFIELD TOWNSHIP,

$50 Acres, 80 under Cultivation,
DALANCE TIMBER AND PAsrURA0E-
ID Good range for stock will b sod very loo
one half cssh-one-half oss years credit.
Apply 70 0hO L. DAVENPORT, kxeses~s
Or, JOAN L. COFFIN.
JulyV 4