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sH1 STEEL RING FEED ROLLS

also recommended to your attention. In strength
and durability and efficient work. they have equal.
their perfectly even ana straight surface allows Them
place near to the Bur Cylinder TO the fine and
short staple Their firm strength their peculiar set
OF teeth are Indispensable to good hold the wool,
for the proper wOrsing of Burning Machines hey
highly approved and much used These Feed Rolls and
Burning Machines clean the wool OF its matter
the coarse machines of the and the finer ma
chimes of the finer dirt and bars; they prevent Injurious
substances from coming in contact the card and
each set WILL in addition to cleaning the ana pre-.
tectng the cards do much carding the cards to
which they attached TDey should therefore at
tached to each card OF the set.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19
1890 -
Nj 4 IL IgEED

In this1 city. Aug Is, Josephine Maria crly child o.
Edward y and Cynthia Drury mos ard Il DAYS.
Funeral Thursday O'CLOCK at their residence 2S
Crown ut The friends the family respectfully in
vited to attend
In this city, Aug lS Mrs L Halves, widow of Rev.
Prince tawes, IS yrs 10 mos.
funeral at her late residence, Chatham St, at
o'cl0 k Wednesday afternoon
In Northboro, Aug u, Joseph Bgelow, "a yrs mos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19

The C0afessIOns aud Experience CT an
northumberland for the benefit. and as warning
az caution to young men %ho suffer from Nervous De
bNy, Premature Decay OF Manh00 etc, supplying at
uesame time he means Of self cure BY one who mas
cured himself after being put to great expense ana in
Juiyihnugh medical hunibug and quackery.
bysnclosing pest paid addressed envelope, single
coplesmay be had of The author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esq.
mls d&wly Bedford Kings County, n. Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19

N Office is hereby given that the sub
scrber has been duly appointed Administrator of
the estate of Julia &. Lathe, late of Smthfied in the
state OF Rhode Island deceased ntestate and has taken
upon himself that trust by giving bonds til law iii
reefs. 81 persons having demands the estate of
said deceased required to exhibit the same all
persons indebted said estate called upon to make
payment to nc AARrIN LATHE.
Worcester, s. 1853, dJsS$
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MEsr1zo nUmRIxG PICKER,

NOTiCE.--The copartnership heretofore
existing between the subscribers is by mutual
agreement this day dissolved. All the business of The
late firm will be attended by : Wight who is
only authorized to settle all the business tile late ir
ABNER .. WIGHT
LEW Is WILLERD.
West Sterling, July 80 1863. 9sFs i'll
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
Loyal Styles Union Majority in Eighteen
States, i2O.O0O.


At Rcrlin, Michigan, a barrel of sorghum syrup
WAS stori away soNe tive wears aga. Il was Ic-
Gently opened, whom the contents were found 10 I've
dry sugar.
Evidently something is the matter with the Cop
Trrhead papers. Not one uf them have denounced
the fr,sleus last proclamation for volunteers as
arbitrary ASd unconstitutional
\ letter from Mobile SAYS that the stcnch in that
city l. "en0uSh :" make the people vomit.' We
guess not, II must take great deal to make folks
yomit who have nothing upon their stouach,,
R'W. .egrsal.
Four thousand eight handrrd refugees, trrm
NOt,hem Alabama aud Georgia, have arrived M
lille since the tirst of August aud been VAN
oesly prHIdrd fT by tho GoNyrument, Most Of
thena have bccu sent North.
The lalcS, IMPORTS hum 81. Petersburg state that
dic sjtul,iNu betStcn Russia and Turkey was
threatening, AMI tbs probability was shat the Car
VIII have diplomatic rupture With the great
Western lNWerS baturC Chustmts,
Tnr knotyAlc tTcnu.) Kall-tis saws NaHandig
ham has h,ea suier the .EyiS ut the British lion
fur some tiac. Asthe lion ha bseO lax for several
weeks past. We hops Watts riend, have provided
him With good SorviCeable umbrella.
Nallaud,gham provisions, beGsc ,hc election
wyIc grSccd by tcu1lcS vaIr!mE JaNncrs inscubc,
White husbands ur nvuv." We guess 10 will h,
"pnuc B" AS Judging frnrs the Ccctsan rctnrus nrn,
81 the N h1c boys ln the State either at hoaso ug IL
the array, will be Aely t tp'ahlg thew.
collision reccntly occurrsi cn the lpclousa,
Railroad, lonislinJ, between I'VE traius, killing
! irom ~ a. it ot the e,th llnu,s krgimcnl, an,
Worndmg nraTl - ot the ,ome p'gluCut. Tn,
other tain had the sith Illinois ga b,Nrl, two o
whom. Nft SONY rh-' prisoners were ,nlr,J.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
rHG PLOT TO DESTROY THE
LAKE CITIES,

Considerable excitement was occasioncd y few
davs since in reference to the discovery of n con
ay;racy or contemplated movement on foot to lib
crate the rebel prisoners on JolnSons Island, and
destroy the Lake Cities. The first publication in
regard tcit SCENE 80 have been the Geographic
dispatch of secretary Stanton to the Mayors ol
The principal cities on Lake Erie. This gives some
consistency to the affair, and is based upon iuiur
nation Of the existence Of such conspiracy, re.
rciyed by Lord Lyons, at Washington, from the
Governor. General of Canada
That such plot does exist, or has existed,
sherc rarte hut little doubt. But that any thing
of the kind will now be attempted is very doubt
ful At all events, ample arrangements have been
made Cor any emergency. The garrison on John
sons Island has been greatly strengthened, and
Cedar Point has been occupied by the 2ith Battery
With four OF their guns, with proper support. They
completely command the channel
Whatever may be the upshos of the alarm,
enough is now publtssod to Justify the precautions
taken ami to demand watohlulness at the lake
ports. The Governor. General Of Canada weuld
hardly have telegraphed to Lord Lyons upon any
mere surlniscs or wild rumors.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
r,yr VOTE OF THE SOLDIERS

Frtm Ohio ia coming in much heavier than was
anticipated by even the mcst eanguine Union men.
Tho present indications are that il will reach and
probably overrun forty thousand. This will bring
Broughs majority to at least 100000! In ma
,ority Of the counties carried by the Traitor homc
vote tho soldiers vote is turning The tables bcauu
fully The most pleasing feature connected with
Che vote Of the soldiers is lis oae-silcd character
Out Of eighteen Thousand 7otcS already reported,
the Convict in Canada receives less than thouS
and. Our soldiers have proved that they can fight
traitors in their rear "a we'll those in their front
All honor 10 our Ealan, Ohio soldiers The record
Of their uuyielding loyalty and their usweTvinG dc.
voticn to duty and the highest interests ot human
liberty will odcir,a bright page 10 our national
history.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
AoldieTsf Returns.

Miamt Cuunty--The vote Of the soldiers for
Miami county is COS ibr Brough and 10 for Vallan.
digham-making tho total majority for Brough in
that couGty 2l0t.
Fayette Cnunty-Tho soldiers vote for Fayette
county is 26S for Brough and for Nallandigham.
All the other State candidates got the same vote,
but tor member of the Legislature 222 were for the
Union and for the CoppeThcad candidate.
Montgomery County Bnugh 965. VNlandg-
ham 25, Bringh's majority in the county is ,O26.
Perry Couuty-By the soldiers vote, Perry
county elects the entire Union tshet. Last ia,l the
topperhead maiortyin that county for Armstrong,
Secretary of S;at, was 6i2. Now the county
gives Brougha majority Of ll5, being Union gain
ef 757. The UnioN County ticket is elected by
maiorities ranging from 3 IN so.
Wavne County The soldiers vote Of Waynr
County has completely cleaned out the Copper.
head cxpectants iur Office. llrough has aiority
ru the soldiers and home vote combined of 299,
the average majority cn the State ticket being $50
ThA Cpurly Union uskct is elected by mljorinrs
ranging from % M 70 l3E
Adams Go. -BrVugh, 5jI; Nalandighnm, e..
Champaign Co. Rrough, 4Oi Nulluudigham, s
Clinton Co Brnugh, 4S' Nallandgham, ~,
'uvahoea Co. -Brough, Ll3S Nalandigham, s
fayette Co.. -Brough, 26s; Nallaniigham, 3.
Franklin Go, lruugh, 457 Nallandigham, ii
Greene Co. Brough, 5li Nhlandicham, 6.
HsuoocS ", l'rough, 2IG; Nallandigham, 50.
Harrison Go. Brough, Sl2; Nalaudgham II.
Jefferson Go.--BruSh, SOC; N0lnnligham, $.
Knox Co Brovgh S9S; Nelhndigham, H.
Licking Co.-Brough, 505; Nallar Gghan, 80.
Logan Co.. nunugh, 3I5; Nalandigham, ~
Lncas Go -. liroNgh, T2t; NaNaudigham, "a.
Madison Co-RNtgl, 2i3; Vallanigham, n.
Miami Co., Rrough. b5S NnlandiCham, H.
Morpw Co. BrouEh, 3Ji Nalhuiigham, 10.
Portage Co Rungh, St2; Nalhndishim, 3.
Nutun CO. Brough, 26l; Nalmudjeham, Z
Henry Co. BNugh, 2I9; Nallandigham, 80
The Union State ticket received majority, rangipj
irovs City to ninety six, OF the total vote bu 10
0oprrrl'eads elect their county ticket, SNOSM SUI
yeyor hy na)orities ranging irom tn ~ This /
doubtless. wing "a she fact that AN the soldier
were not provided with county tickets.
Wood Co. -Brvugh, $40 Nalhuiigham, Con
perhead candidate for Suatnr, 8 Cnppcrhead can
didatc lur representative Copperhead Count
ti.lpf 4
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1t will he observed that the Ccrpcrhead State
Ticket received from County soldiers, votes the
Senatorial Ticket. 3 votes the Representative
Ticket, , votes; arf rte County Ticket, vote
We believe rNat is coming out about rs near the
" 'rie end cf he horn" possible Al all events,
It we were cpndGhtc for office, and received less
number of votes in the ARMY should conclude
that We were not remarkably popular among the
soldiers
pS.-It is rumored thpt hc Democracy" of the
county will no, contest the election. The soldiers
vote il considered roid and certificates of cleo
tion will yrolrity be issued to tho Union candidates
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
Army of the Potomac.

Detachment, of our infantry and cavalrr, on the
morning ot the l2th INST handsomely lhrashod
Stuar's cavalry near MhchelS station, thrc mil,s
southwest ofCulpepper, The rest of the army Is
quiet. We now hold all the gronnd in Culprpprr
Whish Ne held ,iX weeks ago, The yebrl solAicts
are we'll fol, Through the new winter camps or
the suuth side of the RAPPshaunoyk our advance
guard tuuud scattered about numerous tin cans,
once Rllcd vith prepared lacatS and vegetables
ard wrrv Interested 10 ,nd on them Baltimore aud
New foSk labels. Lee's tIoops arc hard up Tor
shoes aAd olOthiag Clothes and leather aw econo-
, mizcd.
CLARK and Thoroughfaw Mountains arc again oc
cuped as rebel signal stations and nearly every
move eu,ent Of Meade, along his entire iOut, can bv
clearly Secu fFuS these natural loOkoGtS
/ Rebel ear,hworks az Bameus, Rspp,hannosS
and GuFmAnia Foris, thrown up In October. an be-
pits extends further up the hills. Il is thought
hardly possible that General Meade will stiaek
these stronsholds In 'front.'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

Ohio Wool Growers tOnVentton.s
In accordance with the expressed wishes aud
advice Of many members OF the Ohio Wool Grow
ers'Associaton, uoticc is hereby given that there
will DC q meeting Of the Association, together
with pSblic Convention Of Wool Growers aud
those Interested IN ves growing, in .he city Of Co
lumbus, on Tuesday the 9th day Of January, 1861,
10 meet for the presentation of business, ut 10
o'clock A. NJ. OF that day. aud to continue in ses-
Sion at the pleasure Of the Convention.
public Address, be delivered probably on
Wednesday evening, January 9th may be eH-
pected from Hon. Henry $. Randall, Of Cortland
Village, n. Y.
We cordially invite the attendance of al persons
interested in the production, handling ~ consunp.
ton, Oi sheep and wool.
$. u. HARRIS, Etcsident.
j. Park ALEXANDER, Secretary.
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AIN To soLpIrns, rAMILrEs.

on Saturday, the eth inst, the farmers oT Nont
gomcry county entered Dayton in procession, with
All immense supply cf wood, provisions, Sc' Ac'
cotdiug to the Dayton Josrnci there we're m the
procession about two hundred and scecrtt loads Of
wood, besides wagons loaded WIN lafs' supply
~ provisions Of all kinds. II vT' glorious exam
pie, and should be followed by Che people N every
township and county IN the state. bet Wo"l
county not be behind in this good work. Ou,
soldiers have been doing gallant fighting, and
still more gallant voting rbw let those remaining
- home see that then families Hte PROV Idcd for
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

4 rHfv irg Letter, from Detroit says, "Vallan-
digham is terribly cast down by the result in
Ohiu. lie is fast putting an enemy in his saouth
to steal away his brains lie pvt his trust in
Copperhcads aud If he is not careful he will see
sonc snakes in his boots.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
rorAL vorE or woop COUNTY.
Huge " Run . Of the CopperheRd Ticket
Among Our Soldiers.

Tho re,arns Of the srmy vote were opened md
counted on Thursday last aud have been furnished
us by VIM. II. Jones, ESQ, County Clerk We
have compiled the following table, showing the
Soldiers vote and Home vote, the total vote for
each candidate aud the majority given by Wood
Couuiy for each Cnion candidate:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

Tgr ST. bouis Democrat says the Radical ticket
in that State is elected beyond peradvcnturc. It
is already ahead, aud adyices from Little Rock say
the soldiers at that place will give three thousand
majority for the Radicals.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

sdTo in Wood dCntvO
to the o uerOw
h no beer et,e accuin %
Ntrc
receipt o
andn
cal tof Land he t.
been nsUd,or cred for sale
AUDroR's CoUN uIo
PERYsBU cmbr
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LIST OF FORFEITED LANDS.

LIsT OF AND ISw
nov
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
The Newt Ohm senntc.

D,t Cnuptics. NRuir,s.
| Bruj, EgglcSton.'
l,t Gee. Ulmiltou ,....,.... Thus IT MILESTONE .
rhos. II. Wra.nor,
"i..... Wu5Vn, Butler, III. G., McRdncJ
3i..... Montgomery, prcble Is Il. Gunckcl .
Nh..--- Brown, Clermuut., --- James Luudcn.
9TH, -. Gieeue, Clinton, Nc,. John +, Patton.
9th, .-. Ross, Nighlapi. .-... job f. Stevenson.
'th, Adams, Sciotn, Sc john T. Wilson.
s'h,.... Lawrence, GIlha, &c, Henry :. Neal
qfh..... Rairdeld Atheus &c.. John N. Cunarn.
lGtl, .-' franklin, licklway GsoTu, !. Chnrssss q
llth Champaign, Cl1vk, Sc. Arson 4. Howard r
llth e.. NaiSe, Miami, &c,,.' David j. Mausy.
18th Logan, Marion, Be- William Ii. West :
litg Washington, Morgan. " illiam 7 Curtis
l,,h ... Muskmguia. Prrr,., ThHs J NAghmis
10Th Licking, Delaware JAS. e. Stahberry.
Il 4 = .knnN Wavne. dc,. Joseph G. Rvm.
18th g., .Cnshoctu ruscarayeas William Stanton,
lq,h 90. Muuroe, Uu.rnsoy .-. .I4a n. O'CoHaor.
10Th Harrison, belmont -.,- ,S.Lu &, Jumisou,
.l,l o., Stalk, Carroll mama. Hnry 3 Martin
al JctY.rSon, Columbia Nor6 i WEsnsic
"Jl ..Mahoning, Tnmhull Ehen Newton.
elh ,AsAtabula, Lake, &C.. Wm. Z, lsTy.,-.
18th ...Cn,ahoga ,,....,,... Saml. Villa zis,iu.
a5th lurtagc. Summit. Luther Day.
9th o., Medina, Lurdin ..,....S, Humphrey Vile
10Th X chland Ashland 100. Isaac GaSs
31th Huron, Ere, 81. Fred. MicAhsm.
3lst Seneca CraWiorl sc HtRiam Laay.s
3ld Williams, Auelaiy0. " Aedltl r. Hal,U.
eJl .,,Lueas, Hancock, &c, James c. Hall.
EniOgiatS .''''..''.. --,,....,.. 80
loppe5baads r.,.,.,.-...........
Guisnistl in Homabi CoPparheads in hhuic
fhose marked IAuS war members OF tho las
giSisiaTe,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

"FREEDoM OF TuE BALLOT, The \. Y, Ia
b.a.e says, thal in Deerfeld, Warren county, oht,
several NallandigLam tickets were deposited in
the box with explosive FroRch matches ooneealed
10 them. The least pressure will cause these ~
.snte This is Butlsrpul freedom of the ballot "
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
upEDEuprIoN NoruCE.-I,s ,

NpEDEuPTlON NOTICE.-J,s PILLARS,
or his assigugcs viii take notice that Erastds n.
Gates has deposited in the Treasury Of wood County,
Oldo, Thirty seven Doar4 aud Thirty three Cents, TO
redeem thee q NV =, Section II, Town north, Range
II crt--sn acres. Sold at the Delinquent Tax sale
Jannary 49, 1902.
ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor
ArbuoR's OTFtcE, wood county, o..
Prrryspurr Nnvctrhcr IN 1858 gqdt
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

a 'eonia," said an lrish1an IS tLo house a
mao lives ,u Tbsh be "a dead
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, we have the largest and moss
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantal manner, warranted to give the very besa
satisfaction, or no sale
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

a ADUINHSEEt AGOfS,S NOEBtE.-Noticei is
N hereby given that KAYE been duly appointed and
qualified Admin isrator thc estate Of william
Phlo late ot wood County, ohio deceased. All per.
interested will govern themselves accordingly.
WALTER DAVIDSON, Administrator.
pprrygburg. November 10 ISi3, gQd+
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

In this department. great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash ditectly oE the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
bought at just what it costs to import tlcm
hence he can afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18

q ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE. Notice
N 10 hereby given that We have been duly appoints
and qualified as Administrators of the estate 1aeOb
KinRaman late OF Wood County, Ohio, deceased, All
persons Interested Kill govern themselves accord
iugly. PETER KINNAMAN,
y kfHNANAN.
t...,-..r-. .ust,r.r - fS,a sd.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
TIE VERY BEST TEST or CuEAPNES5
is QUAIL LITI.

Inspection and comparison will prove that for va
riety, elegance, richpcSs, chcapncss, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fcrcd in the West.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item of
gr.at intcrestto to the people of Wood county. A sut-
tficicnt in ducemcnt, we take it, to make Perrys-
burg the trading point.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-18
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing to purchase anything in this Inns
will find it to their advantage to pay my Store visis
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of tho
public is respectfully invited nv extensive stock
feeling assured it viii be droe proiitabIy spent.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-07
LYNcvIBURc, VA.
STAPLES g., 3 pILLARp.

rT,HE senior partner has associated Mr. r. II. oil.
Il lard with him ia his GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, at the old stand Ol Staples & Anderson and
solicils consignments Of Sugar, Molasses, Cotton
Merchandise and Produce generally. TO rcll pro.
duce at highest market rates attend IN person 10
weights aud delivery, and send account GALES ard
checks at once - the old established rule Of sha
House II hss answered On extended patronage
which 80 years experience with this market, and or
present Increased facilities prepares ~ 10 oeet with
our usual promptness,
Liberal advances on any amount Of Prodace In hand
Always bnk baud heavy stock u Manufactured
and Smoking TOBACCO, warranted as represented
and &C low as can be had In Virginia.
janl7 6m" STAPLES a DILLARD.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-07

Il OFFER FOR sale my farm and residenss, located
n n miles from lafayette, The county seat Of Wal.
ker Co.. Ca. and leA miles from the "a A. Railroad
There are three hundred acroa one hundred and forty
cleared, fenced and ready for plartlnr the balance
veil timbered. There s neat framed dwelling with
ak rooms. and out houses complete. Tho iArn IA a
large framed building with good running gear No.
tached, for drying Tkrasher and Cotton Gin. The
sheep sheds complete, and ID good repair There Ia
good vegetable garden, and hano orchard Of choice
apples,peachea and pears, With cioico variety Of
grapes 40. The place y veil waicred with npfing and
wen, conveniently located Tho location u az healthy
M can DO found anywhere. ANY one Wishing further
particulars, will apply immediately 10
iobie-im' II. w, RUSSELL,
lafayette Ga.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-07
Lot and Railroad stOck for saI0

HY virtue Of decree Of tie Chonccry court Al Chat
~ sanooga, made ct The January term, 1868, N az
coso Of john q. Glass Aoanst John w WIi,e aes
others, wi, On the 7th dag Of March 1853 aeA on
tho premises AZ public ouicry, on ak AUD tweive
months credit, without redemption, thg following Az
scIlbod los o. land lying witlntho Corporate ilms
81 We wv q Uhnl'anooga, towit; Beginning AZ 4
stake standing on llne 20 feet uonth 10 der we,i
from the beginning 81 four acre tract Of lsnd VA
~ kef BoYce 70 Rosannah snldey; tiienon h 51 n "A
go feet, thence ". 10 dge w. $50 itst thenes n x
Dig W. $40 feet % the beginning. ~ "
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