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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
SAMUEL A. REED.



FRIEND RI i came 10 this place
last evening, under orders from Gen.
Sullivan, commanding Dist. of Jackson.
Tennessee, after the detachment of the
eth Iowa left here. | found Can't.
Bickford and Lieut.. Donnan ready to
leave this morning, with rs mer, for the
regiment. There are quite a number
here sick A great many have been
sent To ST Louis. Some have been dis
charged Others ought To be. | shall
return 10 the regiment. which | left nj
Jackson, to morrow. Lieut.. Hemenway
is here, in charge Of those that did not
go with Bickford.
l found l.. Holman here, doing n good
business. When | return to the reci-
ment / will send for publication list of
the abseniees, and where they are, to
YOU. Whatever of the men are able to
join their companies shall take with me.
Our regiment is now at Jackson, with
a prospect ofs'aying there for some time.
But in military affairs nothing is certain.
c. B. Handy is here with his sutler
goods. | hPve procured orders for him
TO go 10 Jackson. The letters that were
directed TO the detachment OF the eth
Iowa, At Memphis, have mostly reached
The regiment at Jackson The bows al
Jackson are mostly we'll As | have as
much as | can attend to on hand, | will
make this short.
JED LAKE
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
Obituary.

AT a communication Of A. f. and A
Masons, Independence Lodge, No. 81
held at their Hall, on Wednesday eve
ming, January 28th, A. d. 1868, the fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, Brother W. G. Nelson, a member
of Fairbank Lodge, No. 14s, and formerly q
member of Independence Lodge, No. 81, Free
and Accepted Masons, has by order of tho
Great Grand Master, been called from the ter
estial to the celestial lodge above, therefore
Resolred, That in the death of brother Mel
son, Masonry has lost an ardent and devoted
member, his family loving and beloved head
and community an old citizen, long known
and esteemed.
Resolred That we tender the bereaved wild
ow and orphaned children of our departed
brother, and Fairbank Lodge, our heartfelt,
sympathies in the hour of their deep distress.
Rcsolred That the Secretary be directed to
record these resolutions in the minutes of this
Lodge, and to furnisl, the widow of the de
censcd brother, and Faiibank Lodge, No. l4S
with certificate copies of the same, and also
copies to the Guardian and Ciuilian, for publ
cation.
D. II. RANDALL, Sccy.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
The Civilian Concern.

ET The last number of the Cipii;an
contains the articles Of incorporation OF
the new proprietors Of that concern.
The lncorporators consist of G. + LEAv-
TIT, SANFORD S. CLARK. ii w. GLYSN,
II A. KING, LEVI STROLL. ALBERT
CLARK, JoHN SMrsER, E. w PURDY, l..
j. DUNLAP, S. s. ALLEN. HENRY BRIGHr,
and their associates. The corporation
commenced on the 3olh day of Decem
Der last. The capital stock is Seven
HundIed and Fifty Dollars. divided into
shares Of five dollars each. This nam
moth concern is to be conducted by a
President. sixteen Directors, an Execu-
tive Committee of indefinite humble,
an Editor, Secretary. Treasurer.
land such other officers and agents "
as may be found necessary. The Treas
urer is to give security for the funds
coming into his hands !! what an idea
Gentlemen do you know that il is the
Printing business you are going into ?
In what sum. gentlemen, in what sum,
do you demand security Of the man so
unfortunate as to be Treasurer OF a Print
ing Association y
The object of the association is ex,
pressed in article Sd, as follows: The
paper to be published by this association,
OF under its direction and control, shall
be devoted TO the interests OF the Demo
cratic party" The editor selected is
o. Il. r RoszElL, probably the most
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
Returned.


EE G. j. REED, our talented CORES.
pendent with the 9Th Regiment. also cor.
respondent of the New York Times and
Missouri Democrat, returned home on
Saturday last. direct from Memphis. Mr.
REED hasibeen incapable of active duty
in his regiment for long time. and has
at length been discharged from the SER
vice. He reports the boys of Co. E. at
Germantown, Tenn, in good health and
in fine spirits. and as sending words oil
cheerful greeting 10 their friends at home
Mr.. REED will probably accep, the posi-
ton OF army correspondent of the St.
Louis Democrat and If so, we shall be
gratified by continuation of his most
acceptable letters. He reports it rs very
probable that the 9th will be sent 10
Vichsburg.
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FRIEND Rtcn AT the quiet station
Of Germantown. | 5 miles from Memphis,
the 9th Iowa have been assigned to duty
as R r. Guards. The locality presents
all the usual attractions OF second class
Southern Town. The streets presented
"a lively appearance, but what attracts
the attention Of "A stranger is that all the
visible population are dressed so near
alike, or al least the time was when their
garments bore some resemblance, but
they are now going into various stages
Of non existence. Under the admirable
management OF some one, the rebel army
is being clothed first; then will come
our turn. Uncle Sum may be abundan;
lv able 10 clothe both armies, but il look ;
like asking rather too much Of the old
fellow, just now. This place. judging
from appearances, must have been noted
for its morals. rs there are three church
es, ana me Pophiatlon, In MS palmiest
days. could not have exceeded 600.
Our venerable Chaplain holds meetings
in one OF the churches.
A lille TO the north, on a slight emin.
ence, is situated Fort Lee. whose guns
point defanrly upon the place, ard
may be considered strong incentive for
it TO remain loyal. Ii is deserted BY all
able bodied citizens, women included
This part of Tennessee is as en'ig htened
a district AS the South affords, vet in
everything which tends TO the prosperity
OF nation il is 50 wears behind tie
North. This is but natural result OF
the slave system. The poor white. like
the slave. must be kept ignorant, or tie
institution is 10 peril, A large portion
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03

OF the Inhabitants of this state own no
slaves. Ii they were educated they
would see the real cause OF their degra.
dation, abolish slavery, and place them
selves on an equality with those that
have led them blindly on for years.
But now that war exists we must crush
the cause, and reconstruct the Union bv
force Of arms, IL it takes five years to
accomplish it.
Rumors are rife in regard to future
movements. 1t is generally believed
that Quimby's Division vii be ordered
to Vicksburg. There is large force
from Grants army under way for that
point already. The expedition has no
charms for us. We have seen too much
service to relish the idea of being crowd.
ed upon transports. Give US a march
any time, in preference to steamboat
ride. The contemplation of our expert
ence at New Madrid, and below, is not
pleasant.
We have had a very severe snow
storm for the latitude there was full
12 inches on level. 1t lasted but a
few days, but since then we have been
visited by number of cold rains, which
we enjoyed as only soldiers can. The
gueIillas have done prosperous bust
ness recently. in taking up stragglers and
paroleing them. 1t is their custom to
hover around our rear, while on the
march, arrest those who fall behind, take
them short distance, and give them
their parole. Gen. Grant has issued an
order which has seriously interfered
with their calculations. He ordered all
that have been paroled since we left
Waterford to return 10 duty. upon the
ground thatit was legally done. The Car
tel stipulated that prisoners mustbe taken
to VicksbnrC, or the James River, to be
paroled Some from this regiment were
taken. and did not seem to relish the
order. They had pictured to themselves
few months Of leisure at ST. Louis.
The health of the regiment, and the
troops generally, in this vicinity, never
Vas better. The southern climate seem,
to agree with the northern vandals bet
ter than our deluded friends here gener-
ally anticipated The mail comes very
irregularlv for some reason. Ever since
communication was interrupted on the
Mobile and Ohio r. R., things have
been mixed up generally, The different
DISPOSITIONS of Grants army corps, is no
doubt the cause OF the delay of mail
matters, and not the directions. as som.
have said We are now in uncomtoria
BILE proximity TO the city of Memphis
Having been there we are well arquaiut-
ed With its many attractions. l. is like
any northern city in regard 10 business,
save hide more military. perhaps
But then a stroll on Main Street is pecu.
liarly refreshing. You will behold
ladies dressed like northern women. and
not resembling the lank, shryeled speci.
mems that abound in this country. |
paid visit TO Hrllman. He is AS obir.
ing rs ever, and seems to be doing n
fair business. II is out Of the question
now TO procure pass, and the city is
as far out of our reach, apparently, as if
we were 900 miles distant.
SAMUEL A. REED.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03

S2l5.G91 .

This does not include The miscella
neous shipments OF nearly half million
pounds, which would probably make up
the total Of value TO nearly 100000.
Then we have no small amount shipped
from Jesup and Winthrop, and not lit
tie produce from the lower part of the
county finds lis way 10 Cedar Rapids.
Granting that the shipments from these
other points will only equal The amour,
bro't here from other counties. and we have
$500 600 rs the amount of receipts for
the productions which the county sends
abroad for sale A liberal estimate of
the imports too's up scarcely 100000,
which will give MS an excess Of exports
over imports OF Sl0D,0Co, fair balance
of trade on the right side
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
More Patents.
d. T. RANDALL, Sec'y


Es- A short time since we gave a lis,
of Patents that have been issued to citi
zens in this county within a year or two
past That list numbered rs, and did
not include Patent for Well Curb
issued to RANSOM BARTLE. Since then
two other Patents have been issued to
persons in this county-one to L. P.
HARApoN, of this place, for Grain Dis
lributor, and the other 10 MORRIS TODD,
of Quasquelon, for an Improved Broad
cast Seed Sewer. This brings the num-
Der of Patents to 81. Who says we are
not an ingenious people =?
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
.Acknowledg m ents.

The friends who assembled at the res.
'idence Of w. A. JONES, on last Tuesday
evening. will accept our kindest thanks
for the receipt of seventy. eight dollars.
Long may the donors live. and may thei,
pathway be srewn with the blessings OF
a kind Providence, is the sincere wish OF
S. KNIcKERBocKER.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03

disloyal, as he certainly is the most willy
and the most able, Of the whole concern
The paper is cut down to six column
sheet.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
The Wrong Article.

Es- The Cedar Falls Gazette says
tthat a Mrs. Conn sent to Drug Store
Sin that place for Cream of Tartar, and
was given Tartar Emelic in its stead
causing the death Of one OF her children,
Fand making two others very sick.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
The Value of Produce.

Eg- We gave, last week, the totals OF
shipments from this Station for the year
1862 Estimating the value of these
shipments at u low average, we have as
fnllnws
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
Wood! Wood!

Wanted at this office, in payment Of
subscription, TWENTY CORDS Of
good wood.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
Money from the 5th.

Es' The boys Of Company E, 9th
Iowa, have sent home 1880 in green
backs. Their friends can get the money
by calling at the Express Office.
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lsEcnEp nssPAtcH

| OSr. Enclosed in letter to b. q. Flanna-
~ gan, DEAFr hinse Ia Of D. HArtsnok :or
u sghe by nye aod dated thlk on the 2is Sptom-
her las Also, No negOtAblv aGd uaySbe n
*, dsVEe, ash endCrej by nyss iOr believe
bI Xxx ie add dcms wits HE rAIsAc
tn referred might require The note without dAr aud
blanx The days 10 maturity. AL persons
tberCfe cned csviER trading for The
payment bean ID and will hot be responsible for them
GEO. kIVEs,
oc0-N6E AlbemArc o.. 9th, 1903
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

CHANGE OF hOURS OF r., T. AND 7. x.
an and after Thursday, 18th inst, the Pas
~ sengsr Tram OF This Company will be run as dove
The all TRAIN wtlesvs Rchm md daily at IJ s. ~, Ar
live ,mt ms A. HIS 4. NJ Returning Will leave Haunt.
tons u NJ aud arrive ia clmond n 8;i5 =. NJ.
The AOOOMMODA1I0N TkAIN will be between Rchn nd
InctioD DALI. (sundS exoeP:ed Hyg keh-
mond IT p NJ, the Junci, N at $50 r. Re
ning will sSvs Hanover Juueion Il 1910 g. NJ hd stlVe IN
Richmond At q03 A N. sAhUEL AUTH,
Richmond Oct IL, lsGj-G. S'pt
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NOTICE 80 TAX-PAYEhS.

I>HE axe, ON sales or receipts las the case
may for the q ending III, SJsh pleGber,
sC3 hSTing Gesu. yAb all liable 10 such t1x's Ia
tie 0s extending from oh l4 strees, c.
nOnd hsrcgy Wcru-j suAptio Hdt ma inst uIt
Toner, published the l1 irsAu m
wildn twenty this lSh Of October, %, ey
is OF their sales receipts sptcVtl during III III
qaaite N the AseorS Of said ID let wi are james
days deye ns ts riuIs thy must pay ~ nee he
pain OF for rng "duas lhe aUurt
Of Al" about et5er making The
pay:nG the iaG." ..
Ilstne mere oLos who hitherto haze Jailed to er when
rtqnired hereby gwen that they - only forfeit
double hs spec f tax Dot The SANE he e1nausd iaey VII
Ike for every thirty days " iuc ialure
ivresfe may fund ie Oee hsve be rctolore
~ nsf pa tine - hapAIt eleven 10 Va FORENOON
We. GsEE',
cp-g-diU Collector Tor llth Va. District
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THE RicHNoSD FAYsrrE Arr! L'RY.-S1ne Of The
cSy pagers recently published report Of tbe Council
proceedings relative 10 this old corps, portion e
v'ch was construct as 4 aec.ion upon vf he
. Lisuseuants Of te company. T.e ,epOr cid not ap
pear ia this PEI, bu: take pleasure IN Pahlisbiug
tt- result of the investigation which hs' taken P,ce In
consequence Of is publication.
The complaint Of eertGn member 81 he Ra',Eo
A,.iltery "was referred 20 special mnit'ee a, tie
regular meeting in September Tie sel Ost made by one
more Of the papers Whsn this committee vas ap-
poia.ed contained alusoas 10 VIM. J. l~ptOu, the LIST
Lieutenant OF the company which be regarGei. 50
Objectionable sb,t he appeared before the committee
sqG ma e ful and salts Aes.ry explanation a bis con
II slton with the Distribution Of the uniforms Tbe
P.anstioa o. Lieut. ClOp.on not eonSnod smPy to
hs osn Statement, aus be exhibited his accounts cub
Stimulated By vcug era wtic the iules. extent sat
tied t,e committee a nc had faithfully and honestly
sctarzcd his whole cu,y. Your eommitie think tia;
ts o5j,c ioqaot, r.port VS. nten onal, and would
lerg express hope. thasthe paper Pap,rs making
th,t nPos, would jus to this Oic,r, make tle
CORRECTION
Tas s,Oys eE.rsc. is certified BY The Clerk Of The
(ooboL
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REIL EJrATE ron SALE or RENT.

I HAVE, in Amelia County, 5 or / hundrcd
acres Ut Land, NH ITO ih, "a Will saert
the houses ouly cJlOfiaDle. TWo ca
uvaton Tie baiRlcs imb.r21 N hsisE b. nj e
from Barksars pot Richmond and asL.osI %
house, biag ca Dan River.
ALSO lis plAce-o:e ont nipL very c1uvsa
cut Dwelling u six roous store House lunOer u
good gsrceu II n,ceasaTy Vutl,ule3 iajY rtc
ether very excellent Store lu uvr and ia-
urt. ulArs, address at SONY Point Mis- Iabl.sni
Se91e2s jobs Z. PlLNokE.
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80 NlGLNNRV TLKNLNIl.

-s, a. ~ l.e,s l, 'uuOrs % ace ia. 2 s" Ct
Ia t,s.u No.tt.r. Vi.g ms we're ,u- ct Yesterday,
ia the uf5rul,i jii NOT o." iu very dehu' q
80, as to time aHd I,calties d lad tot been IL
c g., received a. The War Del sImeht We eau aOo d o
AT it CO. fru alton. We sJn in the dark So to The
pr ,gIess o. the movement sgaipst Meade, who -
dsubsss By this tius safely enscOnsced in the iort-
n ,;ions opposite Washington. Ia day or two 'e
{ ust the curiosity and sOleitude Of onr people IN r.
gsrdto the stusion Of rin in Norti eyu Virginia,
v:l' be removed The telegraph may bsinc u later
- from the trout" befO,e daily edition h 'ers
60 press
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CHIMBOaAZO HOSPITAL.

II EREAFTEk. the Sick and Wounded Sol
Il dtrs Richmond from Virginia Reg will be found
At dis Hospital
L. bspot DE VI gniA roors having esatt hed
~ Slip, Rich Colunt iAn hots ths
people VII have die opportunity Ct doing much for he eomfc
Of all contributions Cotipg Books
and Coz forts OF every eIpcn kuy received
dolly forwarded by Mr. A. BpP0RD. State Agent FOR the
Of the public, II eeory Of the IomAte> OF tn
Hospital aphs0eeay arranged, wall lie found al the tate De
oot cftyscsS viii leave the Depot twice daily for the
Hospital which viii transport stoTs a. moderate price Lt
Fox -! u be dsr uisd daily fon the sTsi
P D. and all persons seeking DOrmssn SUBJECT spper
tAnlng in1ttpOn, with regard ~ he Inmates,
Will receive prompt r6spolse BY addres Ing
}. Is. kcoAW,
senr Surgeon, chrnt orAto Hospital
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OLANTATIOV FOR SALGIN BUCK NJ

DLANIAIlON tUh SALh IN DUNh NJ
UAd-I 5f.r for ssr privately, PLANTATION e,hisn-
leg 9 ACEtS Of LAND, - Acres Geek and branch b"tsm
srd about three miles from TIE Finale instut
leading fArwyile IL vel wAered sn1 well
bered and Of toe heAlhios nhboihoo' Ia We
II has en- excellent Dwelling House
csSsATy oat houses In coed repair Possession will
given edoR wheat full pos eson by 22 December
next
Pr fdher particulars address tIe sebserbe at Gravel HI
P D., Bueklngnzo CO Va. lsep29 cuI II. PRATT
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5 EXEcUTuRS OF WILLIAM AMo.

a NETTI deceased. viii Offer In tie cCuIty Of Cnmber-
b.rsnd the 2iss OCTOBER all the pro-? vi hi
said The Hons Hcrse Farm, consisting ~
Asres wing Muddy Creek, aoIiis the lands Of Mrs. Wi
A. Cooke others, NIL fr' III Ca t.nvl The land
70 the govt OF tbsc oats nd Whe
and sucepl" - he highest state Of IMP nj Ayin
DRelpg House, Vh ot fe,s hoGsrs
Also oer Tact b0g Ia thu County Of PoShsAn the
Home Tac containing lb4 Acres The wJ Yarns will be eIo
separate
We aso nr TIE ,tock Q; Cattle, I,re Hots and the crI
q de on he la-c 10 yeEr
Terms maze knCw day OF Salas
s. T. AMoELTTI, [ r..,s:
fep2j -E4w' CIV rILHURs, ( IA'euio'S'
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CoULD MOI S,Asp 1.-THE uhe, d,y, y, he IA
eea Tsls,aya, county .AgOu eAias to iOau, aud he
coulen.s-a ie~ pi. ess O; bacon souv syrup, G,,us
lard a., we're s2osed Of p.cyailug rates. Ay s. 20
per round Toe Osooa four dJla.s per gallon ter syrup
8. So oz lard, 81, sad ol--:he Leaf amounting in
gFOss 70 i,,la short % eyouteeu hundred tllirs.
after h:, ,sanaaeor, she producer oomm.needs EegO-
ta.oa 70 vatel bucket; but iudrg It valued at thr,e
@. tour lars, declared lie could never sdJId u ray
Az such 9-',e a. ttas
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iioJ -uJLEsA "A writer N the So Ithern Recorder
SAYS Tar auI ,-ela =ixad il equal proportions is
c,r,aia au,idote e., hog ca, Ira The mode of est
meat Is az simple The remedy itself Catch the IL
tested animal turn /; apoa is back gag it. and dreneh
IL a.lb nearly sI Of the mixture. Tae elect is al
r 80 ,a'snco1s Ia ~ bou he auui al rSgars
a. sp2s,is and il seen busls eng god in quest #
iO1i as rtoeS u.atrr, S,h NhOm IN practice OIL
giUa.ei .sys Il Won can get the Iae and grease in
lin. yea eouli cool for b.cou. Ia moss than tEeny
C. ert, ga coed, j it curing esegy ore
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II AWTHOnN.

III valuable estate vii b. ID publicly Nh prem.
EOEkMBEK 9TH less previously sold Of which n'tce
WI De gvsu.
4. al In r. lpahsi ne county, four nj IS from Wood
six mites sperryvi 10 both ~ Sh there
died rosd. WoOGyte mites from cup o. H., to
witch iem,eI 1h- F1rm
Irsd tity acres wcI aIeJ k.ary
N who's the cl arrd land J. well set In blue grass Timothy
yer, and the highest OF improvement livery
field 4 ,Ieei. IRE II Of trick tucsatd
n ., the best materials la tie M ndscmes STYLE II
egt lar, bests Ols and bai has
good II Is siuaed Ia urge gincsnt Osk
snd oher fOes' hl hch ST. pes " the meadow,
III wal Il h: llszrl river, II. f1ry feet
vide, Ard eomIsnds IIv-y view OF the urtAins rive
The Icheu IL Of Eek stories hish end the csloi
rulnortsbe spfr OF best Is 10 grove the
lar h0dSe aud dairy cnyeAe7ty sstsd The apple
Is go sd e best Vaist large portion q
The a1d Is prsuetiTr adayt
ed 70 the com. wheat, rye, oats and gras
Altogether il Is the han and il able
tatr ~ NirfniI.
40 ua4'i IL. purchase privately b. m tde
Ma. VI. y VOSs.
tl5-- cod ~ UIiy,Tsiy OF Va
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LAND sALMlX BUUX InGMAm.

| N pursusu.e of decree OF the County Cont
Of Buesnyh-rn 10 tie Eol'e FdIlges aIrn!Itse
against Eldidge and o'hrS, nod ~ TIE - tsrp 1905
re ,n Tor sale privAie!y Irset o. Lsnd hing In e sSd
djoinng the lads Of Edward Refs
Henry ybe I'D IL situate alb ~ &c nes
Court Hruat, mGrda The roAd eAdrg 70 New
Cap,an II rs ,l wu.ir i.s vt and Kind proc ueve
Ia quality Ofuv usr el' AIRED; he Isstb II
orghAl forest n 6uy ~ her
ps sN IL MOI A. ACE prysey before the November County
Court day comfy which the serGpd Mou.9y, The land
Ususs JvHN ELDRIDGE,
III PITZGE2ALD,
nul2-dtHoV COMMITS icneTs.
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FROM NOR yHERl MISSISSIPPI

]
M.EOiAS Oct. l5.-Io Gen S COopc': The f'lrW-
log L.prt.h ha' b e g. cs.vs,i, d. oxford. IAN:
Eleven repte 5 o. G,rsl Al nj pece- .. at
nr,,, rurSa-.i ~ e - .t,si.""' VIZ 'W ali .
y as, ioig - t,,.n iuG : or la q, u 1
II. siiA tnt u,u - rs wrr. r puis j, aud e;r-
e 4 ser tnn. WA. oar 'Vs' ~ considerable, tu
I nu ubrr is known socOl I # % inuch traP-
g:rLg ~ saved IRA u and ca3u',d properly.
Is snrdl E J0dNsToS.
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s.NR SALE.--I offer for sale privately the
4 TRACT OF Nd which resdt, w. I've nes n
Mecsenbdrg couaty u contains eight hundred
see third o. VII CHI In 81 81 roNi ab' ut enc heh
dfed By old fed pbe aud the alasce srSte
land with uabe nts upon several 81 eu passing through
There fupon excellent and comncd dseLinR, With
simple nmCdaou Ger srryaRs barns &c The lccstion Is
ably healthy nd the Soy equsl refinement and In
tellgsrce 70 any Ia the country
For further particulars address sAdL o. HAkbls,
o~g--d2s' Lombardy Greve heckleEbgrg.
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