davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27
sud ApriI 4 eertrude. Bartlett. San FraneI.eo.

Sid April 4, Gertrude. Bartlett, San Francisco
Ar at Melbourne April 2. Independence Crowell
Hong Kong; Sd, Clara, Wells 6otfenburg.
ga March 81, Nor Wester. Croker. Singapore;
iith; Vuickstep, Dudley, Anamaboo; 18th. Samuel
Appleton, Osgood .Shanghae Gath, Champion, Boy
den. Bakers Landing.
In port April 18th, Bavaria. Warner for Hong
Wells, for Caliao; Ceylon, simpson: Joshua Bates,
walker; Ocean Bird, Cole: Saacia, Peterson and
iheoda; sewall: for otago; Indiana, Hobson, unc.
Shanghae; 18th. Hound. Nash. New YORK
Ar at Hong Hong April 20, Sarah Chase Evans FIN
Shanghai; 2tth Trimountain, Field, do.
sd April Is Washington, Coiburn. San francisco:
10Th: Z Humphreys. Stevens. Bangkok; 2ist Mary
Bradford, Wilson. 6uchen Bay; Geo Lee Barstov
singapore; 9th, Camden, Mudgett. San francisco:
snm,rley' Brown, do; J Marshall, Burrows, do.
' ur v ,sean Traveller, Stone. Loando. 'tI
"a a .he port April %. Alice vennard from London
CID April =, 10 Rangoon
~ tnr e'~oh Sears. do; 18th Living Age Eme-
A at Calcutta asA ult. Britannia HIM. Liverpool vi.
York. ' "aeso"' ~" Ne"
Ar at Lisbon 9Th inst. Circa..an, Heapan FIN New
York. easA"' I'M Ne"
Ar at Elsinore 9th inst Mary Bartlett Bar,,ett I'm
Cariscrona for Valencia. e''' '"'
Ar at Bremerhayen 9th inst, Chas II Luut Hale.
Calcutta '' A"'''
Ar at Cuxhaven 9th inst Ceres, Waite, Cai,ao
brenerhayen, June 10. The Chas II Lunt, Hall
rom Calcutta which went ashore OF Brink am,,s
hon Yesterday, was got off same afternoon and
SPOKEN.
june . lat As, lon %, ship Mary Robinson from
june " N; of Great Isaacs, ship John Spear,
June % lat IS q. Ion "A. sch Electric Light from
Cardenas for Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

Extra Train over the Penobscot & Kenne.
bee Road.
An extra train will leave kendars Mills for Ban
gor on Wednesday morning next. at O'Clock Re-
turning. leave Bangor at 5 T. NJ, reaching Kendall's
Mills at u T. NJ.
- One fare for round trip
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

A NEW LOT OF SHAWLS and DRESS GOODS
just opened at GOWELL & MORRILL'S, and sell
ing very rapidly at low prices. Give them an early
call ie23 div
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

DgsrIsrRY.-Dr j JOSIAH HEALD No 24l Ono
gress Street, first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland, Me. ug7dly
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27
DIED.

In this city. June %. Capt. George Clarke. CON-
mander of revenue cutter Caleb Cushing, aged 81.
La this city, June 26, Mr.. Samuel Parkman Ingra-
ham. son of the late Jos. H. 1ngraham, aged 81.
In Scarboro, June %, very suddenly, Rhoda, wife
of Elihu 6unnison. aged O.
In kennebunkport, June "a. Capt. Joshua Down
ing aged - years.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27
IFrom our CORRESPONDENT. i

KENNEBUNkPoRT, June "a Ar, sch George.
Curiiss, Boston.
Ar 18th, sch VIM Penn. Curtiss. Bank Quereau 575
otis fish; Martha, Crediford, aud Otis, Hickman I'm
Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27
SIP ECIAL MOTTO ES.

DR. III. L. DAVIS, Analyti al physician, will be
in attendance at his Office 2291 Congress street. two
doors west of the Court House, Wednesday and
1hHrsdag, July LIST and d. TO consult with the sick
upon long standing chronic diseases. Ladies and
gentlemen are invited to call. Advice free.
je27 ed1w
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

rT-Consumption and Catarrh. and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs, successfully treated by lxHA-
LArloN, BY c. MORSE, NJ. D.,
aulS62 cod Corner Smith aud Congress SITS.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Per bark Philena for Ireland-si2 $50 # deals 25s
fl deal ends, $1,000 aths, 1915 palIngs
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27
PASSENGERS.

In U S transport Albany. at New York from New
bern NC-M A Daley, and I Luce. OF Saco.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

NEW Embellishments some of
them. Avery delicate Biscuit, tender and brittle.
aid will almost melt in ones mouth. Manufactured
and for sale, at wholesale and retail, at
c. BLAkE's STEAM BAKERY,
jelS If $50 Congress Street
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

by Telegraph 70 Merchants Exchanged
ST JOHN NB-Ar 26th inst, brig Elmira, Hail. FIN
Portland.
NEW YORk-Ar 9Th, barks Hunter. Y ork, Sagua
Canada. Mcdonald. Cardenas; brig Isabella Jewett,
Reed Trinidad
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27
MONEY. BY Charles Moran. New York: ID. Ap.
pleton Co. IL mo. PIP. 22S. For sale in this city
by III 1, Davis

MONEY. BY Charles Moran New York: ID. Ap-
pleton Co. II mo. PIP. 22S. For sale in this city
by III. l.. Davis.
This book is neither pamphlet nor trea-
tise, lacking both the finish of the latter and
timeliness of the former. 1t was called out
by the finnca discussions of last winter. and
coming from the press after the ebb Of popu-
lar interest in those discussions, should have
been elaborated into an essay fitted to CON-
mand attention at any time. Mr.. Moran
denies that the volume of currency affects
prices, and claims that the issue of paper
money by any government cannot fail to be
injurious to both government and people.
FUTURE FATE FoREroLD BY THE STARS, being the
700 Answers OF Pythagoras 10 the Questions of Ies
Destiny, derived from the Mystic Numbers
and Letters of the Planets containing the emblem
sesay ooorsd aso D sns s
Good and Evil Influences on Mankind. Compiled
from the most Ancient authorities, by the As
troioger of the Nineteenth Century. Philadelphia:
Samuel G. Upham. l2mo. PIP. 1l5
Mr. Upham, as we learn from his advertise
ment on the cover OF this delectable volume.
deals also in an invaluable article of hair dye
and remarkable antidote for drunkenness.
which can be administered without the know
ledge Of the patient, and infallibly creates
distaste for strong drink In plain words, Mr.
Upham is very gross impostor and quack.
CATALOGUE OF POSTAGE STAMPS, American and
Foreign. and y s. Revenue stamps. Cambridge:
Sever Francis. 10 mo. PIP. IS. For sale in this
city by o. L. Sanborn & Co.
A descriptive catalogue, for the use of per-
sons interested in what may fairly be called
new branch of numisnatics.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

tB-If you are in want of any kind of PRINTING
all at the Daily Press Office If
Eg-.CARDs and BILL HEADS neatly printed
at this Office. II
Des. LOCKE KIMBALL, DENTISTS, No. III
MiddleStreet. Portland Me. aug15-1y
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Posr OFFICE, PORTLAND, June I'd, 1858
WESTERN-Arriyes at IL. 40 and L. NJ. Closes Mt
7.45 A. NJ. and 2.00P. NJ.
EASTERN-Arriyes at 200 z. NJ, Closes at IL NJ
COUNTRY MAILS-Arrve at L. NJ, and close at
Up. NJ. Also mail from Augusta. Gardiner,
Bath and Brunswick, arrives at 81 A. NJ and closes
att PM
EUROPE-Fia Quebec. closes every Friday Mt ~ NJ
STEAMBOAT MAIL-From PASSPORT and st. John
n. b. arrives Tuesday and Friday mornings
Closes Mondays and Thursdays. at 4 Il. NJ.
OFFICE H0URS-Open daily tSundays excepted)
from Z A. NJ. to 7. NJ. On SUNDAYS, from 81 to
81 AN. A. T. DOLE, +. NJ.
lea d3w
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27
Notice.

4 HEREBY give notice that have this day gwen
IL my adopted sou, Charles w. Davis, IA minorl his
time from his date and will claim none of his
ings pay anything for his support, or any debts
of his contracting hereafter. Ca pAnio.
Portland. june 3, 1858. Jes codSw-
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

CATALOGUE OF POSTAGE STAMPS, American and
Foreign, and U. 5. Revenue Stamps. Cambridge.
Sever Francis. ID mo. PIP. IS. For sale in this
city by a l. anhorn & 10
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

There is an ingenious question started in
"Hudibras," which might proftably exercise
the wits of the Argus just now,-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

The news from Suffolk is Cry meagre. We have
nothing to confirm the previous report Of the invest
men. Of the place. and the prevailing belief is that
i has no foundation in fact The precise situation of
Gen. LOngstreet's army viii not probably be made
known until seine movement on one side the other
shah have brought on general engagement It is no
secret that demand has been made upon the Quarter
masters Department for wagons, with which to remove
the Supplies collected in the country occupied by our
forces There was some fighting on Thursday, and We
hear that Orderly Sergeant Clark, of the Richmond
FIyette Artillery, was killed.
i is now stated that The body Of Yankee officer,
which reached City Point on Wednesday was not that
OF Gen. COrcorsn, but QuarternaSer so it is quite
probably that Corcorau "stn lives
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

The senate yesterday, passed bill from the House
Of Representatives turaing Of Oce all the clerks
in the Qlartermater and Commsslry Departments, who
are capable Of shouldering musket and authorizing
the detail Of disabled soldiers to take their places The
following is a copy Of the act;
The Congress, etc. DO enact, That the act entitled
Aa provide for increase Of the Quatermas:er
and Comm;sary Departments approved Feb. 18th,
1862 BE- and the same is hereby amended by striking
ou ae prOyiso at the end Of the same and inserting in
lien thereof the following.
PORTED, That no Quartermaster, Assistant Quarter
master. Comussary Assistant Commssary be author
lied TO employ clerk any liable to military
vice. And the commanding officer Of Quartermas,ers,
Ass: tat Quartermasers COInmissaries Assistant
Com aries, nay detail from the ranks under his COM
mani such person persons may be necessary for SER
in the Offices Of said QuaItermasters, Assistant
QlirerHasters Commssares and Assistant COmn,issa-
RES Pr0ridcds That only disabled SOLDIERS shall be so
detailed while one can be found for such service.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
The Exemption Bill Again.

Tn, Senate having by test vote, Thursday, as
was supposed, rejected the Exemption Bill, reported
from the Committee of Conference stated, in yes
rdys paper that the subject had been disposed of for
the resent session, leaving the existing general law
regulating exemptions in forces Yesterday, however,
the bin passed by the House Of Representatives during
the frs week Of the csOu repeating certain clauses Of
che present law taken up in the Senate, and amend
I'd by bsiuiingtnerefor the Conference BILL modified
by the limitation Of the ParagraP1 eyemptng. over
scsrs or plantations and the insertion in lieu thereof Of
the provisions of the Senate bin the subject
In this amended shape, the House bill was passed The
result Il doubtless be another COmmitteeeOf Confer
Tie House yesterday cOneurred in the report Of
the Committee Of Conference which the Senate rejected
on Thursday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
FTom Below,

We have received information that two Yankee gun
boats aad transport loaded With troops passed Wet
Point Yesterday morning ard started up the Pamunkey
riv,r towards the White House. They fred upon
by Confederate battery TaylOFs quarters, and after
a sLOr, engagement driven back; with what loss We
were unable to Learn.
Our last sdvices from Williamsburg represent that
General Wise held bis position near the town. while the
enemy we're at Fort Magruder, isw miles the other
side Col Tabbs circuit of the Fort was most daring
exploit. With ESQ men he moved in the gear Of the
enemy, desrOteds very large amount Of stores, cap
turei a considerable number Of men aad horses and
killed Several YANKEES.
we have still further accounts Of the outrageous pro-
cecdngs Of the enemy in Gloucester They have with
in Iew days past, burnt mill belonging to r. c. Rob
bins ani another at Whitemarsh Col Hayes, residing
about FIVE miles this side o. Gloucester Point has been
an e.pcA object Of their vengeance. They had com.
mitJei so many depredadOns upon his place that be
making Preparations to move away; but they returned
before this was accomplished burnt his dwelling, and
carried away bis two daughters into captivity. The
port that this last outrage in consequence of the
heroic conduct Of one U the young ladies, Who when
tie Yankees rObbing the pace discharged pstO
a. them These are few Of the many diabolca actsof
he .ufmy in that exposed county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

CONFEDERATE SPELLING BooK.-We have received
from Mr. George L. BidgoOd, copy of "The Confede-
rate Spelling Book, with Reading Lessons for the
Young" just published by him. We have examined
this little book with much interest and regard it as the
most successful effort made by any of our publishers to
supply school book for beginners 1t is neatly printed
white paper and will compare avoraby in mechani-
cal ezecutionvith any publication made ssee'tho war.
The contents have evidently been arranged with care
and good judgment. We feel sure that Mr. Bidgood's
enterprise in getting up" this spelling book will prove
profitable one
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

Tue SIoxANs.-It is the misfortune of this ia mily
that their patrOnymc is not "Somann" or something
else Of the kind, with an Italian accent. 1t would so
elevate the appreciation of the daetants, that many
who listen to the excellent performances Of the &C.
cOmpished sisters with mere admiration, would become
enthusiastic in their appreciation Nevertheless, the
concerts have been well attended, and al lovers of mu
sic have been amply repaid for their Wits to the Afri-
Church during the past week Doubtless the audi
enees who have attended the concerts would have been
better pleased with less scientific music and more simple
or familiar melody and should Mr. SlOman remain next
week, he would do wen to conform somewhat to the
popular taste in this respect. His own performances
have afforded very general satisfaction as INDICATED by
the encore which he invariably receives,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
Prorisions m The Country.

Mr. L. IL. Coleman, member Of'the committee ap-
pointed at the meeting Of the citizens of Amelia
" hell in response TO the recommendation accompany
e the recent Proclamation Of the President reports
tie result Of one seksnvssgatiOn IA that county Il e
OlO viz surplus of provisions H. 29O pounds bacon,
llS) barrels corn, % barrels tour 500 bD proven
der. This is an encouraging exhibit and we have no
doubt that the investigations in other counties will de-
velope results equally gratifying. The committees ap-
pointed in the several counties should forward reports
10 the Commsar General, in order that they may be
LIKED, to ascertain the aggregate Of supplies upon which
the Department may depend. The prices fixed upon
by tie committees as just compensation, should also
ls rrDrrtel and published.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

tAins important information to citizens Of Virginia. as
wen as other Sates;
RICHMOND, March 30, 1858.
Hon. r. 0uld, Commissioner dc.
-DEAs SIR:-Many citizens Of parts Of my district
beyond the lines Of army who have not been in the
military service of tie Confederate State Govern
iaent have, ct different times been arrested by the
enemy.
They have been discharged IRON Imprisonment only
on condition Of their taking oath Of neutrality
This cah binds such take il commit any act
Of hostility to the United STATES nor 70 aid their
mics sOOng the United States forces occupy the par
tcuar locality where the party is resident In some in
the obligation has been imposed to the. extent
that the person so arrested sud held viii commit no
hostile act aid the enemies of the United States du-
in 6 the pending war.
May ask whether the recent agreement between
yourself and Commissioner Ludlow, discharges these
obligations when entered into?
Most respectfully,
w. \. III. SMITH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
Debates OF the Senate.

Tue following resolution introduced by Mr.. johnson,
Of Arkansas adopted by the Confederate Senate
the IS h inst>
Rssairsd That a SPECIAL committee. OF three be APP
poiued by the Chair with leave to sit during vacation
s1ose duty shall be 70 investigate and report the
Senate the session Of Congress- upon the expe-
den providing for regular aud perfect reports Of
al de6A Of the Senate and Of embracing in the
pors d secret wei the open, legislative sessions
OF the Senate aud that they prepare proper system to
govern this service, and that they report with IL the
terms u)on which first class reporters may be employed
together with the expenses necessarily incidentthereO.
Tue President appointed the following committee -
Mes r. johnson, of Ark Brown Of Miss aud Orr, of
S C. We have heretofore entertained the opinion that
tbs re- Ortng OF the debates Of a deEberative body
stimulated the disposition the part Of its members to
make sIeeehes, but believe that those who have
tLe "cil Of yolubiity" viii speak long aud often
whether their speeches rPOrted not Whilst no
saving If time could therefore, be gained either by
employ ing reporters failing do So we think that
sometlng would be gained in the Of Official record
by reporting the debates Of the Senate aud therefore
we approve of the proposition of Mr. johnson.
Tie scarcity of paper snd other causes needless to
m,ntOa have prevented the papers Of this city from de-
voting much space to the proceedings Of Congress, and
the same causes viii always exist to some extent The
proper medium for verbatim report Of the debates Of
Congress is folio Journal exclusively devoted ohat
purpose, like the Congressional Globe, published at
Wa-hn gton.
The sGbjectAresened in Mr.. JOhnson's resolution is
Of interest to the shorthand reporters in hs COnfed
Cracy, sud will doubtless receive their consideration.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

SONGS FOR The PEOPLE.-Messrs West & JohGstOn
have recently published "The StOnewall Song Book
a collection of patriotic, sentimental and comic songs.
It contains bcve, all the songs that most popu-
lar in parlOr and camp this time, besides number Of
old standard ballads. The publication will doubtless
meet with a ready sale.
We have received from the same firm, copy of their
PstOris Primer" from which the sbecedaria9s of the
Confederate States may acquire knowledge Of the al
phabet and its primary combinations
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

ASSOCIATED Pass ARRASGENESrs.-Mr J. S. Thrash
err the General Superintendent Of the Press Asspcia
ton has just returned from v. 70 the field of active
events in Mississippi, which he has covered with net
work Of correspondents. He concluded arrangements
with the President of the Southwestern Telegraph Com
pany for the transmission Of that line, which
places the Press Of Mississippi Louisiana and Tennessee
on the same favorable footing that is held in regard to
telegraph arrangements by the Press Of the other States
of the Confederacy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

TINS Y1xKHE CoSsCRIPf LAw.-It is stated that Val
andgham recently made speech in Ohio denOuncing
the Yankee cOnscript law He proposed that the city
council of Dayton should appropriate money enough,
and tax for it and release the city from the draft
and thus spare the lives and limbs Of the citizens who
were go poor to pay The tax he said would equa1e
the burden aud make the rich pay part Of The
dollar. Three huudeed dollars, too just the price
fixed by an abolition Congress for the emancipation of
tie negroes Of the District Of Columbia 1t was now
the price of blood The administration said to every
man between the ages of twenty andSOrtydSe, three
hundred dollars your ile tarbY everyeity, town
ship aud county was just the way to cqualizei'. d.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

CosoNER's INoUEsr.-An inquest was held yesterday,
BY Acting Coroner Sanxay, over the body Of John j.
Andrews, who died about O'clock the morning,
in the Medical College Hospital Andrews, it viii be
remembered, was shot last Sunday morning. in per-
so9al r1neOntre, uear the S1oiswOod HOel. Only
witness was examined by the Coroner to establish the
fact of the shooting the greater portion of the tesmO
ny beng that Of surgeons, with view to ascertain
whether death resulted from the shooting or from some
other cause. The verdict of the jury that he
to bis death from the Il, Of wound in the left fore
arm Inflicted by a ball fred from pistol by Jesse.
White. The deceased, we learn was at one time in the
Confederate service, and here fOm New Orleans
with the 9th Louisiana regiment: lie was'O gambler
by profession.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

DROwSED.-A BltmOrean, named YIN. R. Thomas,
was drowned few nights SINCE Harreusvile, n.
c. lie was engaged in specializing in negroes brandy,
etc. considerable sum of money was found on his
person "What will it profit a if he gain the whole
world and lose his liie?"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

SrREET OBsTkUcrrON-We wonder if the police u
thOrtes, in any other city under the sun, would allow
obstruction to remain in q public thoroughfare for
long time those of city have done in res occt
the projecting sill of the city railroad on 9th rect
near Broads Has the power to require it 5 re-
mOyal:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
MEDICAL PURvKIoR's CFF;cg,
Richmond, Va. April lat 1853

THE Ladies of Virginia will render the Con-
Il federacy very essential service II tier will Interest them
selves In the culture OF the Garden Poppy supply.
lug Of the valuable remedial agents Ia the treat.
ment Of the sick and wounded Of the army.
The juice exudng the puncured e5pSules should when
sufficiently HARDENED be carefully up and orwarded to the
undersigned.
having seeds OF the Poppy will be paid LIBERAL price
for the early application be made at tSs Depot
EW. JoHSs,a q. NJ. P,
an1-1m n G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
RrcILNoNp. April LIST. 1853

I1IVIE7lO77Ii zlPIII Is7l IoOO' !.
Al eitizeas heretofore arrested by Federal authority
aud released upon parole whether that parole to
return Federal lines to procure the release of any
other person. for any other purpose with any
of obligation, have been declared by the express agree
of the Federal Agent of Exchange released from
said parole or any obligation named therein.
- Ro. 0ULD,
Agent of Exchange
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

METROPOLITAN HALL.-The "War Illustrations" will
be exhibited this forenoon, commencing at II o'clock.
Families living at distance from the Hall should en-
brace this opportunity for witnessing most attractive
exhibition
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

HUsrNss CoURr.-In this Court, yesterday, John
Jones had an examination on the charge of breaking
ato the shoe store Of John T. Hicks the oscasO moi
the late riot and sent to be tried for felony.
Ann Murphy, charged with stealing $3.50 belonging to
John White and Cornelius McNemara charged with
receiving stolen iron also remanGed for ina trial
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

VALUABLE FARM AND MILL IN CARO-
LINE COUNTY, WITHIN THEE MILES ORTIZ DEPOT
OF TIE VIRGINIA GENITAL RAILROAD AT HANOVER O.
H. FOR SALE AT the request Of Mr. John Chandler, we oner
for sale, the Valuable Estate which he Kesde
625 Acres, which there is Dwelling House containing
and every other bu dag usually founi large estate
With Ace Young orchard Of choice fruits Also, another
OF al Acres, two miles off, onehrd cleared balance
and Hne' Also, SO Acres miles cn all in woods. Also,
Gr and Circular Saw MIL with Single M gearing
mile ca ng built with about IS Acres, attached I, IT,
The Home Tract will rot be sold with 1.-THE MIL As Il pre-
Iumd would puchase without viewing prem
Mr. Oh nder will take pleasure in showing the property ali
who may call on him.
Por further particulars, call on =,
Spl7-4t GODDIN & APPERsoN, Aue's