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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-10-02
NEW CARRIAGES.
REPAIRING, PAINTING, Vanishing,
IRON WORK, EL3GKSMITHlNG.

THE subscriber has now on hand several new
1 Buggy Wagons and one nice Express Wag-
on of The latest style and workmanship, which
he will sell for cash at the lowest prices for the
times.
Special attention given to all kinds Of repair
mg-Wood work, iron work, trimming, paint
ing and vanishing.
Grained leather front boots and seats, BACKED
so that they will not crock.
Vani-hcs for patent leather back boots and
daShcrs.
Custom work done in the Blacksmith shop
IN the most approved manneT-by IRA DAVIS.
All work thoroughly done for reasonable prices
and ready pay.
CHAS. A. J. MARSH.
North Craftsbury, July 8, 1868.
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UNDERSTANDING
-AND--
ORSE-SHOEING

TA1TES N. FIELDS is alive yet and
y still holds forth sc his well known shop
ready to accommodate and to benefit the public
with his uncqualcd work, either in making
new things or repairing old ones. He has been
in Irasburrh for many years and his work is
well known, and wherever known it satisfies,
for people that come once are sure to como
twice.
EOESSE-SEEOEGNG done at short
notice and in the best possible manner He
has a Sheer TINT cannot be beaten in excellence
ofwork in orleans CounY-ifindeed he can be
equalled.
u Everything taken for pay-creept money
IrasbuTgh, July p, 1868. 3O-ly
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hOTIsC,E..I
! LL nersons I'll ii

A LL persons ~ the following counties who
a We're temporarily exempted by the EXAM
ming Board OF ths 18th Congressional District.
are referred to thdfollowing order, and will re.
port q: the time and places mentioned as fol-
lows: 'ss sssSa
For Bland CO., at Grab Orchard, June %.
Russell CO., atLebanon, juno 26&27.
. Scott CO., At Estillville, June 30 Ii 30. ~
IL. Conscripts exempted prior to the publica-
ton OF General order No. ~, Adjutant and In
spector Generals Office, February 23d, 1863, and
excused from military service fer the reasons
announced in that order as insufficient cause
for exemption, will be rc-examined by the Ex-
aiming Board ofsSurgeons appointed for the
different Congressional Districts. and if not
deemed unfit for Military duty under the in
structions issued, will be received into service.
Temporary exemption win not be given for q
period beyond thirty days.
[Signed] S. COOPER,
Adj't and Insp't Gen.
THOS. P. SHIELDS, Surgeon, r. A. T. PAINT
Err, NJ. D., and JAS. P. HAMMIT, M. D., Ex-
aiming Board 18th Congressional District.
Clerks, Sherifs, Justices Of the Peace, Minis
ters Of the Gospel, Physicians and all persons
claiming EXEMPTION, except MECHANICS.
are requested to report and make proper certif-
eates. Those failing to report will be consider
ed mot exempt anti liable to duly. . 445.
am authorized BY Maj. Dorman to say that
all men in the above named counties, absent
from their commands without leave, who will
report to me at the time and place above men,
toned ready to goto the Camp Of Instruction,
will be dealt with lenientiy, and recommends.
ton in their favor sent on to the commandinr
officer. ID. B. BALDWIN. Cant.
and chief En-. Off 13thC. Dist. 4
June Few 80 p
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SALT u NOTICE.

VENHE County Courts Of Virginia are notified
Il to appoint agents to negotiate for salt to
be manufactured by the State, and when the
Courts cannot meet in consequence Of the proxi-
nifty Of the enemy, any three or more Justices
or the Senator and Delegates representing the
county, are requested to nominate an agent to
the Board Of Public Works, 'as by law directed
Agents Of counties entitled to salt under former
contracts are requested to get their salt and re
move it rs fast as the means of TRANSPORTATION
will permit. Address 7 asa' aaa
sl.laI ali I'd JOHN N GARRISON,
~ q en- .WS4 Sup't Of Salt Works.
June 10, 1s68--4t Saltville, Va.
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Our Next Regular +
UCTIoN SAIsE.

WTILL be held at our Store in Bristol-Good
w son, Tenn. and Va, on Thursday, June
8lth, 1863, commencing at9 o'clock, at which.
time we will offer, without reserve large lot
of fresh ard scarce goods Of various kinds. q
portion of which are enumerated below:
Sugar, Coffee, Soda, Tea, Is 49,
Black Pepper, Nutmegs, Gloves,
Essence Coffee, Indigo, copperas,
Backing, Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre,
Matches, Birthstone, Flour Sulphur,
Letter, Cap and Note Paper, large stock,)
Envelopes, Cedar Pencils, Steel Pens,
Playing Cards, Tooth Brushes,
Fancy Prints, Denims, Worsted Goods,
E Cotton, Muslin and Linen handkerchief,
Cotton, half Hose, Napkins and Towels.
Ivory, Gum and Horn Fine Combs,
Dressing and Pocket Combs, in variety.
"A and Domestics and Osnaburgs.
Cotton Yarns from 9s to 13s,
Needles, Pins. Buttons, Knitting Needles.
Black Flax Thread, black Sewing Silk,
G. D. and English w. p. Gun Caps, sss 81
Y a lot Anchor Boiling Cloths IS to 9s, is
800 Volumes Moral and Religious Works. ~
Tobacco, Segars, Pipes in large variety, ssj 81
Large variety OF Soaps: all kinds, and MANY
other goods besides. sr'tsi u ! 4 -
WILBAR & JOHNSON.
N. B.-Our sales hereafter, viii be held every
other Thursday, instead Of every Thursday, as
advertised eds asal w. NJ
June -, ls63-2t sast g III
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: 2 = = q ~ ~ y "
fsOBITDA ARIES.

Died, of Diphtisria, in, Cedarvine, ION the 4th
inst, SALLIE p. MowNING, in the fourth year
of her age; and Oh the 10Th inst, Pans 9in tie
seventh year of hi age, children Of lessee and
Rebeeca Brownink ~
Deeply do re9et to record among the scenes
Of death, these Interesting children, who, like
the roses Of summfr, bloomed only to fade and
die. AS flowers Nhieh are so beautiful and tenA
der in the rdonninA are seen to droop under the
chilling blasts Of %ening So these little jewels,
who,e q few dayshgo, were basSing in the sun
shine Of health, we're, by disease, swept from
the fond embrace H d tender father an affec-
tionate mother, aid two loving brothers, who
truly mourn theirfoss. But God, in His provi-
dence, has removed them, and we trust He will
bindup the broken hearts Of those bereaved
friends, and prepare them to meet the children
where ties are meter severed, and sorrows never
come. 'g@Ft at4 s A. FRIEND.
Died, at Hillsvile, on the morning Of the 18th
inst, of Consumption, Capt. w. 4. Upton, Of
the 29th Va. eRegt 40
4 Died, near Salthlle, W., ON the 10Th inst, Of
whoopingcough, RILL1E, infant son Of Robert
and Susan T. Godsby, aged one year and ten
months. Willie, after three weeks of severe
suffering, closed bis eyes in death, and his spirit
was waited by angels to that blissful region
above, where he will join his loving mother
that has gone before, and was waiting to vel
come the loved oae home. = 81 a
Died, in.Smyth county, Va, on the 9th May.
Nh. ANDREW SIAS2oN, aged 70 years. He
was highly esteemed citizen of the county in
which he 50 long lived. .s 3 si,.4
Departed this life, on Thursday, the l1th
inst, ELIzApETu HRSpERsoN, wife of James
Henderson, Esp. IF Holston Bridge, Scott coun-
ty, Va, in the 62dyeari Of her age. Stg
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Married, at the residence Of the bride, on the
2sth Of May, by Rev. j. H. Acuff, Mr. 4. I. z,
Housrov, Of Kentucky, to Miss Betsy =: BAL
LY, Of Roane county. 4 1900 II
ss.None but the brave deserve the fair"
Married, 1T the Exchange Hotel, on Wednes-
day hight, the 81 inst, BY the Rev. W. W.
Neel, CAPT. JAMfs NJ .CATHEY, Of Haywood
county, N. C., md Miss MARGAnET E. PRICE,
daughter Of ]. W, Price, Esq, deceased. = Brss-
tot Allocate. 81 81 ~
$. In this place, OF Wednesday evening last, by
Rev. G. B. Barr Mr., STEPHEN D, MEEK and
Miss MARY G., &ughter Of Mr. E. I. Dayen-
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stop the Deserters.

V>AE Following are describes and men absent
= without leave from Company F, 4sth Rest.
James D. Denton, james, Roe, Henry A. Lsth-
coe, David B. Moore, Hugh J. Dye, Hiram Fni1
len, Henry Helton, elaiborn Helton. Marion
Sarah, Jacob sproles, John Wood, James Kin
drick, jacob Z. Campbell, George W. Vipper.
man, Alfred 2. jackson. Henry F. Willis. Johr
M. Price, and Morgan Patrick. s3ss :, .'a's
oil such men, and the usual reward Of Th;rt:
Dollars will be paid for the arrest of all the !.
bove-named persons. I will strictly enforce the
law against any officer or officers receiyinr the
above-nemed absentees in their conpanys.
DAVID N. CLARK, Cd Lieut.
Comdg. Co. 3, 4stll Hegt Va .vols.
June 5. 1865 n6n - "a
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Washington County. to wit:

70 TIE cVerh Of The County Court OF said County:
WE, James McNew, John c. s.. 1IcNaw and
w 7. McNew, three freeholders Of the
said county, do hereby certify, that by virtue
Of q warrant to us directed by David 3. Clark
q Justice of the said county, we have this day.
on our paths, viewed and appraised three head
Of Cattle, taken up by William L. Shannon.
agent Of Wyndham Robertson, ON the land Of
said Robertson, as estrays, and assess the FIRST
at $40 The said Steer is white. 8 Years old
this Spring, with black on each side of his head
marked with smooth cross off of each ear mn nm
der bit in left ear. sThc second a Heifer yo1,,-
cd at $25. Said Hcifer is red, and wb;t ,s' 3
years old this spring, marked, cross off Of left
ear and oyer-bit ID right ear. Tho third =
Steer, valued at. So. Said Steer is red and !,
white spotted, three years old this snri inc
marked with cross and two splits in tirht eay
and split in left, and under-bit in same. -.
Given under ours hands this 18th day of Nav.
y o6o. 94gss,Ia JAMES McNEW.
lfesA 49, JOHN C. s. sMeNEW,
aS2 e JOHN T. McNEW.
g A Copy.--Teste,
JoHN.G sKREGER. C. e. !
June 10, 1866 : = +.
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TTyHE legal reward Of $50 will be p0id for the
il apprehension of Edward Drake, . deser-
ter from Go b., .87th Virginia Regiment, for
merly q member of Capt August's Company,
State Line, from whom he received discharge
by reason of being over age, which he Still has
in his possession. Said Drake claims Glade
Spring Washington county, Va. as his home.-
He is substitute. 81 e ssa - s.
& Also, a reward of $50 each, will be paid for
the apprehension Of John =. Loggins, James
Price, Alfred P. Hairless and Thos H. Philips.
SssE j. STANTON KING, I'd Lieut..
Sas Comdg. Go B. 87th Va. Regt.
June 10th, 1663-3w4 50 h s.fgy 81. els4
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$500 REV ARD.

ID ANaway from the subscribers, at Saltville,
III Va., a negro man named JAKE, black, one
tooth out in front, about forty years ofage, and
wore, when he left, brown pants and white hat
This negro, before he ran off, committed a gross
outrage apon drespectable sooman in this neigh
borhood. We will pay the above reward if the
said negro be apprehended and returned to US,
or If he should be killed in endeavoring to es-
cape.- STUART, BUCHANAN q 90.
Saltville., Va, June l9, 1893 If zift s.a 50
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AQUATIC!s
500 Ish caught n one hon, NTH The

y, = QUO .fSH caught IN one hour oath The
.sa. ssCHINEESE SECRET ART,
YNHIS method of taking fish does not injure
j., the flesh, and hundreds may be taken in a
few hours without any expense and very little
trouble s.tl ..es
Twill send this A.SEC RET,',. to- any person
who will inclose to my address rs cts. in specie
or ST. in paper currency. We will refund the
money if you are not satisfied with the sSe-
cret." A breast pin gratis to the first lady
ordering the art. Address S.
8gsy I.ts5 ,s,. y F. p. G.. LINDSEY,
June 19.-5t nj Ravens Nest. Va.
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$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY from tho subscribers at Saltville,
II Va, a negro boy named ELI, nineteen
years old, weighing about $50 pounds, about S
feet inches high, Of black complexion, and
very full eyes, and thick lips. We will give the
above reward Of $50 for his arrest and delivery
to us, or confinement in jail He has been out
two weeks. ~
sEAGo, KENNEDY, PALMER s Co...
June 10Th. 1863 If.
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Attention.!

YvHE male persons residing in the bo,,nds 80
i the I'd Battalidn Of the 10th Regt.sV. M
between the ages Of is and 45 years, are order.
ed assemble at Jeptha. N. Loean,s, on satnr-
day, the 9th day Of. June. ut q O'Clock IN the
evening, for the purpose Of organizing the Com
pany, and electing officers for the same. d
sat 8 by order of
WM. s. RYBURN, 1T. Col.
Comdg. 10th Regt v. NJ
JAMES Crow, Adjt.
June TO- 1863 DIV sis &. 5g ~ # s.
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$50 REWARD.

VNHE legal reward of $50 will be paid for the
u apprehension of Martin v. Fleenor and
John A. Brooks, deserters from Co. K, 37th
Va. Regt. Martin " Flcenor resides in Wash
ington county, Va, near the 8 Springs; John
A. Brooks in Sullivan county e. Tennessee. It
is hoped the citizens will aid in bringing these
men to jnstice. L.IRBY FORREST.
lst 1t. Comdg CO. K, 37th va. Regt
June 5, 1s63--4t 8 81
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Latest from Vicksburg and Port
aeels aeag Hudson. 81 .'as
cd sR H5 lsi@ III iltp-s---I-z I79fe4gaa -. So ac
Several Yankee Gun Boats Destroyed.
The Fight Progressing at yicks-
-, -, ~. burg. = ~ =
Banks Reinforced By Huastcr's Command.
g x ---- {
.0c., -. &C, ],

80 y
s.srs8ssg zss JACKSON, June 10th.
s A special despatch to the Mississippian
from Pamela, says the Yankee cavalry, one
thousand strong, under Col.s Hatch. passed
Holly Springspn Monday going South.
-GaAnotier Grierson raid anticipated. Vi
edOoly McC ulloch, of the I'd Miss. cavalry, at
tackled the enemy % miles South Of Memphis,
ON Monday, and put him to rout. l.tnsj Htais %
The Memphis Bulletin says, we drove in
the pickets at Helena on Thursday night;
heavy rain prevented attack a L s
Price has four brigades. but thou htsno at
tempt to. take the place will be made; also,
Grants sharpshooters command rebel works
at Nicksburg. -. 1880. 80 s--'-fa@
No rebel dare show his head above the pa.
eanet ida asessiEz Kas5it ass+8 t,sse 8tie ee3
Sherman commands the right, Mop herson
centre and Met iernard left 4aea1 af.lss ''tia
T4ies advanced regiments are relieved by
fresh troops daily. -.
A Northern dispatch says that Hunters
command had sailed from Port Royal, to re-
inforce Banks. a3er35 a1aHa ri
.GsAqprivate letter from Clinton. La, June
8thp saws, Port Hudson has experienced a
tremendous fire from the enemy's feet, IN the
past ten days. asie9 q llsEss4 ~
1.-THE Essex and two other gunboats were so
badly damaged as to be withdrawn from the
aftack.o eds Ia G#i7 af4 y - lSf# -a9eF 1a9h
Incessant firing at vicksburg this morning,
Five prisoners captured by our cavalry yes
terday, at Edward Depot, arrived here this
morning. They belong to the Third Iowa
Cavalry.
.033saag aa SUMMIT. June 18th.
Nothing reliable from Port Hudson; firing
heard night before last. 4 F91 s't
ese = Id4Y Z % DISPATCH. ,1e daT
800. Jackson, June Il. "a
Il An officer Just from Nttchez. reports the
gunboat Arizona grounded on the bar, four
miles below Natchez, on the 18th inst. He
also confirms the sinking Of the Essex, and
two other gunboats, at Port Hudson. &
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attention.

SoNMANDANTS Of Companies Of the l05th
~ Regiment, will at once order their com
mands to assemble ut aAconyerient point within
their Company Districts, and carry into effect
the Order Of Adjt. Gen Richardson in regard to
weekly ,musters. J.T. PRESTON GoI
Gomdg. 105th Regt. Va. Militia.
June 10, lS6S--tf ssa
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oFFIcE Va. 4 TENN. R. r. Go.

- 80 F-91Iy 1IcIIUurg, = ullU IOy Io05s ~
.vkSHE Board Of Directors of this Company
IA have declared dividend of six per cent.
upon the stock of the Company, payable to the
stockholders or their legal representatives at
their Office in the city of Lynchburg, on and
after the 1st day Of August next.
The transfer books will be closed on the 18th
July, and stand closed till lst August. There
fore, those persons owning stock, who have NOT
had the transfer made to them, will have it done
before the, 18th July, as the dividend will be
placed to the credit of the party in whose name
the stock stands on that day.
BY order Of the Board -
June 10th, 1868. Treas
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Later from vicksburg.
More Rumors Of, its Capture
Rumors and Lies.

More Rumors Of, its Capture Yankee
Rumors and Lies. -
$ = The Northern papers have Vicksbure again
takenlf IA dispatch from Murfreesboro' on
the Och, says Sd a3fy Js6u All Is rs.
"A lady from shelbyyille arrived today and
says that the report Of the surrendered Vicks-
burg and the garrison Of twelve thousand
men was prevalent in the rebel camp. -
A late arriyalsconfrms this rumor. . s
,aAperson states that the rebel papers had
published the particulars of the equalization.
The ST. Louis Republican publishes the fol-
lowing from Q gentleman of. that city, Just
from the svisinisy of Vicksburg: "a ,s,,1of
,ssI have been within a mile and half Of
the riysr, inme diately back of Vicksburg, TO-
day. Our forces have their outer works all
round, and our line is only six miles long
strongly entreuched so that two hundred thou
sand nenioculd notldislodge them. So Vicks-
burgaMay be considered taken.
nsThe soldiers and officers are in fine health
and spirits sfbsia 10 ia fila sas3an q
.s1Our loss in wounded, including every varie-
tya ofswounds, is 4, 500; two-thirds 9of them
were received in assaulting the batteries last
I Thursday. bseTliaH III o; tSS7sIs Gsga sgia 81
y Our boats and batteries are shelling the
townqall the time. II The women and cb;Idran
are still in the city. The rebels win not al.
low them to leave. ~ q laas6ssE d Gs5iis
o correspontient Of tho cr;nc;nnat; T;rnas
writes: = lstlf0 Ing ~ 7a.9T19 675eTET
Vicksburr is parriisoned with Is ono men n,
They are not at all sanruine Of success. =
They have but Subsistence for two or three
weeks The soldier receives = ration of half
q pound of corn meal and three onarters of n
mound af meat. Citizens have to do on still
less. Fresh meat is outsof thesnuestion after
this. ..oJ d sia4])sgs ~ slF,e.al,i,s
1--WE iaowaf,aye ileavv siere puns in nos;t;ons
which NAV hasten tile s.consummation Me-
youtly ia he wished. - s e.ss- -. -,
Yesterday, We gained another work from
the enemy. Their loss is our gaiin-another
,stenns toward Vicksburg. The confidence Of
the army y Is remarkahle. its health and en-.
ergy are as much 80. ~ So 80
4; Many of the men stay in the rife nits dav
and night. There is one that extends oearly
half a mile. which is only three feat wide.
hut about ten feet deer. !, Tn the side If th;s
they have cut hunks like. those unon ) shin,
Asman measures himself and makes q recess
about his sire. snreads his India rnbhey HAN.
Kat in it, and sleens ,,s u,;etlv Ms ;f a. home
In the forts where the nrt;ller;sts arc at ,u,rk
b have seen men sleenf beside the ouns TINT
fairly shook the hills and sleen sunn1llv and
sweetIy. qaa S ls4sstGi st9aj Fstfil3 81 ga
6sThe New York Tribune is not hopeful Of
bnmor s. ~ the ang stand = ,ev uu' :.
Vicksbnrg and snsaks ont thus bnldIu ga;nss
AZ !; ~, e..
the Tribune: ''0 = : A40 .l1''D' -
1t would be well 1t the governments should
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WAR DEPARTMENT;1 !.
Adjt. and Inspt. Generals Office,
Richmond, june 18th, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS,
Ma Az ssff

ID No. AZ
With the consent and appreciation Of his sx-
cellency, Governor Letcher, all ssheriffs, Denutv
Sheriffs and Constables Of the Site Of Virgins.
are authorized and requested to apprehend de-
sertars from the army whcYsve, tley may BE
found, and to deliver them to 81: oficea OF ths
army at the most convenient point or s{ation. 8
to lodge them in jail and report their harnea ana
Regiment to Genl. s. Cooper, Adjt. and ihstl.
General, Richmond. Thirty dollarswiif Be pssd
for al deseftets delivered to al ofcer and Fif.
teen Dollars for each desertsr lodged in Jail. No
allowance will be made for the expenses Of Cd.
prehension and transportation. lasf re-
All Jailors receiving deserters.9 are requested
to detaih them. The usual allowance for the
support Of prisoners will be made ats o7is ~
Below is 4 list Of deserters from the 5Oth W.
Regiment 4 5 & ..5 Sgss iforrsa ~ ~
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a9g afais SUNDREES. So -
Just received and nowin store
eS 16 bbs. Sugar, q q. - II
8 doz. grain scythe Blades,
500 yds. Domestic,
500 g Organdie Lawns, (fresh)
Cotton Yarns, fine numbers. 81,
100, 900 g. D. Gun Caps, s. 80. 'ss3,
,all00 Packs English Pins, Y4es I,
.2fchests Gunpowder Tea. - IS
bags Copperas,
eR g kegs Soda. N IN
10 sasq ,.as So WTIBAR s JOHNSTON.
Bristol, Tenn, June 10, 1866 ':aq
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CHEWING T'OEsAe,g,O-

4 Ne or two hundred boxes of Chewing To-
SItbacco, Of all qualities, in store and for
sale, by F. 3. S S. T. HURT
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-AaNeero BOY Tor sale.

n WILL sell al the Court House on Monday.
the 22d inst, court day, likely Negro
Boy, % years DID, He is good held hand.
JAS. Z. II CAMPBELL, ~
.Jnres5: s1;ess-3y Aueti6neer.
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New and Fresh Arrivals.

Gusar, Coffee. and. Soda:
~ Pepper, Spice, Birthstone; s2sss7.sss
,o Lead Tobacco, and few punches Cotton No
30 Reams Letter Paper; 34.a
q, 900 Envelopes. a9a ~
June 10th. 1858 IN
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HEADQUARTERS Corn Va. REar.,
Camp Near Hamilton's Crossing, Va,
NH.,.OgA 1ooa

TO the sheriffs, Deputy Sheriffs and Consts-
1 blss Of the counties Of Lee, Wise, smyti,
Carroll, Pulaski, Grayson, Amherst aud Patrick.
! call your attention to the following order.
dated Adjt and Inspt. Gems. Office. Richmond
June 18th, 1882, Of which the following il {
true copy |: ~ assw sg'i8 81 f.assaa afth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
PROCLAMATION.
FOR SALE.


.s'-t8 a FARM OF AZ acres, known as tie "Ganges
,,, ooniy, n'l Of which about 19o aere- cared
ssithA and afabl. the re-t wood 'nd. This lsnd lies
abou . miles from tie Delaware Railroad miles from
tn. stfti T1wrseud The distance rom Black
b I'd station aui 4 inies from Eissuu's Ctnssiap. S
iiies rom smyrna. the same rom Mdilrown. and 10
miles IRON sassalf Nlase in Maryland, at tho head u
sAsaiiHs Eiyec ih. s 4- .tuty loan, adapted -peri
ally corn aud Vegetables. al-o very nooi wheat land
Tn. BE- lfovrmsut- are u4iry new, ami n-.,t of two
story frame rHaIius i-puH, uuuteue ns beside.
slol double tsari 9s Stable afrags and II " II 1se
Wagon house Graniry. poultry hou.s, lhrg Com rib
trrk hpu,e aud utAer out buildings. Within the
pAaf lAr yrr, 1000 paheis of fen ne have been
put up, ei lDv. and tf4 par ou Of it consist
ing post ana ran. Tn- tract (-xelsYon the wood
laud Is divide into fields, and lies upon the q les OF
the Oranges al. new public rosd es ing through the
place, from th. ,asaf u the Cypes foad. There has
been Ont upou the place thrifty Arpe Orchard o
ESQ rers, of sr-Cte1 nut aud Peach O4chard 500
trees the greater part OF hv latter uusht into
hearins nAxt Year. here il also small Tenant House
upon the pafe-ihe situation is healthy, ami tho water
uniang and good The tract l- nod at $40 Ter acre
Terus accon0i ting, and bu sut ioftiun Of = par
chase money required iH esh Far particulars enquire
Mes.rs JOHN Mc'LEAR 3 son, Wilmington. Del or
Of SAMUEL q. FArlERsnN upon the premises.
n. D-it not sold by ho -otl OF December ihe place
will then be for reui
There las been out around the house shade trees
of different varrti.s, be liza numerous fruit trees
Apples, Pears Cherries English Walnut, spsnkh Ches
nut &c Sept.2 .am