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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15
STATE OF ILLINOIS win Comfy Circuit court
oo9sfI OF WI t~i Of OSt, Term isSs
TAX SALE NOTICE.

IL persons concerned will pIesse take police that
IA at sale Of Lands Town and City Lots for state.
County, Town and special taxes and lor the year
1S6l made IN pursuance Of law in the county Of VIII
and state Of Illinois. on the 2Cth day OF hay- A. d.
1SG2 that the UNDERSIGNED purchased and Il the legal
holder Of the purchase cerihcatee the following dis
crbed lands sold at said sale and that the time Of
redemption thereof from said sale will expire n two
years from the date Of said sale aud redemption viii
be double the amount sold fof aud subsequent taxes
III JAid by mel, with interest thereop and Of ad
Vertising. town: re frff /. g. =. I
70 scrsA South end n E1< 8 n, Sec. L. Town ~
GEORGE KIRKPATRIcK.
Joliet, sept 3 lsoa. q -. els-2E
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A LARaE VARIETY o. CHILk RENss CiBs. a
"a prices rangiug from 81 50 TO SO each. .
Willow Ware TO be found at
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BARNUM'S SELF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES. $50.

We attend to the Repairing of all kinds Of Machines
Prices Of Machines, with Hemmer, Feller Gauee
OIL CAN extra needles full Directions, &c. from So
Terms to Agents, descriptive Circulars ana spcci.
mems ofwork sent free BY mail receipt Of stamps
had of -
L. CORNELL eco,
1913 Lake Street, Chicago.
kSrAny persons wishing to obtain one Of these
Machines may be supplied by c. & C. FARLEY,
June l, 1883. tuS1-Hl Joliet
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FRUIT Ms.

A eeneral ausortnsat Of ths ia,..s Irupso,s,,sk :.
= ell sealing cans for putting up iruit e. -,
'~ OF T" aw.s,w. -.
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0t6 ANOfrtlsements,
EXCURSION.

THERE will be an Bxcurtion to Chicago on Wednes'
d.y tho Tth Oct next, for the benefit OF the Roman
Tbis in ali probability will be the last Excursion Of
sbe season. Fare One dollar. AL.
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ARMY OF THE NORTH,

by and with the consent Of the highest
Government Authority.
AGUAR ANTE E. In point Of
strength, will guarantee my Bitters
10 contain a large proportion Of real
medicinal ingredients and virtues than
any other Stomach Bitters In the mar
ket; and by comparison with others it
will be seen at once, that they are
STRONGER, and upon trial will be found
more efficient than all others; they are
agreeable to the taste, invigOrating in
effect made Of good materials and an
article that my customers purchase the
second time with equal satisfaction.
Itbas been my purpose TO put forth
An article that will please all my custo-
mers and honestly do all that is claim
ed for them, will not publish or make
any claims for these Bitters that are
not CONSTANT or that their virtues will
not warrant, Each bottle contains rs
represented ONE FULL QUART, thus Civ
ng a. every person as regards the guam
sity, the worth of the money invested.
Let every body try them and they will
be fully convinced Of the truth Of the
above statements.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15


ATOTICE is hereby given to al parties interested,
~ that the commissioners heretofore appointed by
the common council Of the city OF Joliet 70 cause
tide ySaJE 10 he built ON the west side OF Mississippi
Avenue from Second Avenue 70 Washington street In
said city in conformity TO ordinance heretofore
nased Tor that puTIcsa will for the purpose Of
snterin0 upon their duties such commissioners, at
tbe ONCE OF Stevens IN said city, on Tuesday the
18th da, Of September 1858, when and where ali per
sons interested In said matter arerequesed TO De pre-
ED. JONES,
- WV. STEVENS,
J. A. BOWMAN,
Scnt 10 is63 -- .. Commissioners
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county Court of WIN County, .


September Term 1884
William W; Stevens Administrator u the Estate a
Oscar L'HA~lsJ, dsesA,ss- .izs4 ",IsTg-
Bliza B. UaxIoy, widow, and AItbeaH. EsevenS Isss
Altbea II. nawiey, and William W. Stevens husbaDd
HAwiey and AHtonia sEiey heirs at Law Of aid oSSr
l. IinNieyI deceased- "a
Petition 70 Sell Real Estate. -,
A Hs~isy dslsSssss ove SsmeS S.vi nsfI ~. :,
filed In the oee OF the Clerk said CountT Court a.
Mar sa Ssaf Siiis i + ,S ss .s sy9 2 the NJ
petition In said court the 17th dayof AnguSi IsSS
toT srtaPEiy 2 sell the Iight TUE and INTERESTED
tate sita..es 10 said cOantJ 81 WFebd slats Of Ii
The undivided one halfof Lot ave (so IN A,.e,or.s
Subdivision q Lots seven and eight (74s in block
twentys ix l26) In the Original Town 81 JalIst and
sSts ave Ssls sis IS eleven I'D md tselss t2 IL
north hsfOf the south quarter q Section fteeu
Q5l In Township thirty hve S5 North Rrangs 10 east
ter Of The sSuth quarter q Seton thi-ty TIRE
tSs Township thirty two 2z North Range 10 east
S n ne e. "a ss Sa 3 ~ az hS gnsSsd oss
tion three lsl The eouth qBarter u ~ soutlI -
quarter q Section hve the south vest quarter n
the north east quarter, and the south hall bT ft 80
% IN this north quaTtsf and ne south 80 ,:r;
ter % fhe north east quarter 81 Section ssvcD ( ~
sse aST ssst tS SusTsE q The sOuh sDa o.
north east quarter, and the south Of de-
south west quarter Of Section twenty nine CO. an n
81 principal meridian, and also Loo 6sbsf IN fslde
oloea Sg;Ssss sistsea Q n Canal F4,.ess ssS-
ship thirty-hve as, North Kanre ie essf IL ~ AZ
pEineipai meridian, and Lot number tusnfytrsS fs3
10 DICK number fhirtyone- (3l) in School sectioi
dne BY sai deceased, ADD thai aSaunsonf tIefs1n51
lasned out o. eaid curt against said fdefsndauK7 -
Law required. 80
sNoE naiess jog tbS -siid Martin J. Hszisrs "a,
gsss91aly es ane eRPeer before said ceunty colrIs
q 20 be holden At Joliet IN said county on TIE 49,
Aopdzg % sspteDbegs 1853, and plead, aussser -;
npr % TIE said petition, the sane and fha- r,.r,-
and things therein charged and stated uiII - ~ -.
=. confessed. and decree entered aonlnst Va. t--
ding 70 the prayer Of said petition. - ~
Joliet Aug IA lisa VIZ. T9EEER, cIslE
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SOlsstPrie. Current.
MARRIED

In this city on Thursday Sept. 10th, by Rev g. g.
IathrOp, Mr.. F.W. WOODBURY. and Miss MARY ALICE,
daughter Of VIM. Tonner ESQ., -
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DFADIEs Dime Novels and Sang Books, a. ~.
- Pos Gees HGsS Depot.
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C U R IN

the above complaints.
These Bitters are the poor mans
friend, SAVING him many doctors bills.
as well as the rich mans sOlace and
comfort; invigoruting the weak aud
deLiIitated. driving away melancholy,
making life of misaEy, one Of unalloY-
ed enjoyment.
These Bitters have been introduced,
and are being used, not only In the
hospitals, but among the soldiers, as an
appetizer tonic and regulator Of the
system throughout the
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Petition to Sell Real Estate

PFIDAVIT Of the noRFesisence Of chIos- Ara
IA Summons, Abbott Z. Dutton. Orsou DuttoD.,
Charles A. Dalton and Silas NJ. button, defepdants
above raHed having been filed ia the once Of fhg
Clerk Of said County Court Of Will County, Noticg A.
hereby given to the said Chloe Ann Samulons Aftoa
Z. Dutton, Orson B. button, Charles A. Dutton and
Silas NJ. button, that the said complainant filed ha
petition in said court the 18th dag Of August 1851
Tor authority TO sell the following Described real -
tate which OF said deceased situate IN ssi cOuutv
Of Will and STATE OF Il.iBOs TO Wit: Lots thir Vne
ga thiuy-fve 1857 and thrtsix C36fn the VILLAGE of
Aonee containing one hfth part Of an acre Of lard
each more or less, and being pArtsof the north eat
quarter Of the south west quarter Of section TSntV.
one (zl) In Township thirty four (34 North and n
Range thirteen (l3 east Of the third principal IeFt
dian and also Lot plumber niBeteen e) in that p<rt
OF the Village OF honee Aforesaid which Was Fubdvided
by Nicholas s. Chester aud known as CheSter's KddI
ton 20 honee, containing about ons acre and three
Iourths OF an acrS OF land for the purpose paving
the debts due by said deceased, and that a summoua
thertupon issued out Of said against euId a.
iendans returnabIe on the third Monday Of septeboR
1853, as is by law required.
Now unless you the said Chloe Ann Samrope A
bolt Dutton Orson B. Dutton, Charles A Duttoa
and silas NJ button shall personally be and appear
before said County Court OF VIII County on the fraf
day OF the next term thereof be holden at Joliet IN
said county ON the third Monday Of September ls6S
and plead answer demur % the said petition TIE
same and tho matters and things therein CHARGED and
stated will be taken confessed and ecres entered
against you according to the prayer o said petiOn
r. =. B.aEE3. COMPS sOI.s adi sTss SSS1T .
Aug. IS 500. -ni,r. .s-.-. u,aS,, -,
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7s-.ssse, DlssOlutfon Notice. -
The copartnership heretofore existing between
John Chidsey and Isac chdney this day dissolved b
mutual consent.
ISAAC cHfDsgY
-- JOHN GHlDsEY.
Joliet Aas. a. 1865 ss,s 50 80 go
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STATE OF ILLINOIS '-'"-'Fi- ~ 10
County Court OF Wtll County.

O. September Term 1852 -
oliver r Phillips adm Illustrator Of the Rstate Of John
button, late OF Will County, State Of Illinois eccased
vs. - ~ = =
Chloe Ann Sammons, Abbott e. Dufton Sarah Bartone
wife Of Rufus Barton, Elizabeth Phillips wife Of Oliver
z Phillips, kufus Barton, Oliver p Phillips Orson
b. button, Charles A. Dutton, Encynora B. Chupaau
wife Of Jeremiah Chapman, Jeremiah Chapman and i.
silAs NJ Dutton, only heirs at Law o. said John DuS
ton decea sed. 80
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McRoBERTs GooDsPEED, Comps soils.
Joliet August 4. ls63.a 4grrs sAw |
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27

Tie bln'ie Lppet. reports as the result Of careful
Investigation by the editor that the wheat in mary
places in that county Pt;-yivauii) is "lookirg very
green, healthy and promising and wherever it was at
all backward TIE c.oP promised wei, aud bid fair to
turn o. Nose than an average Weld The APPEAL
adds.
- Besides these promising Indications, We are in
formed 10y intelligent planters from didsIent sections
that ;F'rc never vas wear In which so large 0uartitv
OF wheat was soTu What with the increased quantity
sOwu, ard the heavy Weld be made We predict that
tie amount Of wheat in this county when the preept
crop gathered viii exceed that Of any wear since it
was ars- settled God giant thas :. may be SO!
ID me corn crop too re have most encouraging re-
ports Farmers who are not planting corn upon TO-
b4ceo lots, are DOING what is about good They are
pI.tg peas, potsOts beans and other vegetables into
The ground Instead Of tobacco aud will p.oduce FRO
Esiens OF all Kinds enough in tbs single year. 10 last
tle people tw, years at least.
The APDrl also says:-We have the gratifying liz
tes'Hcs r1u .eyegs sections of tii, county AS well
os irom adjacent counties, that the ra. crop is not
mrc.l it 40 all, I'D rcd by the last frosts and cold
W'- der. Geu.emeH with whom we cOnversCd az court
on Monday hs- informed that tue peach crop is
1banla y that very few Of the blossoms we're injured
a. a., ADD that the prospect promises the production OF
on a5u 1art Weld
The Rockingham Register says: We cre pleased to
state, we do upon good authority that the wheat
crop in this par Of the Valley Of Virginia is looking
few weeks ago The prospect in mid-Winter, was
very r0ur s,Cc but for the breadth OF land sown,
our lrle-s, .caru, without accident may calculate
upon very fair i not excellent CROP What We
shat D. b. toe wheat crop, viii be more than mace
40 iu fe enlarged Of land plorted in corn II al
"'r farmers DO thsr duty, msofity OF them are
eoi,, there l b. no scarcity Of food Tor manor beast
in ve-' ies swiftly rolling months.
TIE >''ru'on Firdica.or says: We have been s.me-
Mat pirScesr IN euqurHg 20 the prospect Of the
whe., crop ia this county, and grltied 70 state
that IL Is b tc- tl1n was supposed weeks since.
The srop viii nos be sOod usual the stand being
very thin, but tLe weather OF tks laonth mas i'm
proved very much. The farmers are preparing to
plant "a re crops Of corn.
Toe Wythcvie Telegraph slys. We are graiied %
aSuouuca thaN Notwithstanding the excessive drought
last ti aud ,be severe winter through which have
pass d y beat crops in this section promise abun-
d'n' harvest 10 the kusbaulmau. Acd nos that the
as2co1s planting ses7on Is at hand VIC feel confident
thtt every exer,ioa viii De made for an abundant
Cv.P
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27

The Augusta Clroaielr and Sentinel Of TIE 2sa inst.
say:
T,ccPeu.Hr oil the Frs Anniversary ofthe Bible
Society OF the COME icrae SaJs we're held no tie Pres
hy-,riau church in this city last night The ptemi-
nary eN .Csts consisted Of singing Of tie Psalm. 81
love tGr volume Of thy word" reading or The iqh
Palm, PRAYER by Bishop Pierce and the sivgrs Of the
"lh I,uu.
Dr. Woodbridge, Of Ricbmc1,', Va. then delivered a
dtc1ur iJgm tls l2.h PSALM 9Th vcsse .'The words
Ct 'he Lord are cure words as silver tried in the fur
u-ce OF earth, Sc. lt was most eloquent and inter-
es.-E history o, the Bible is divine or,cn. aud its
t.e .e' Utcsucc upon the world. He closed with a
stirring appeal 90 the Society disseminate its truths
aGo' ,a' people. We trust tue sermon viii be pab,
l'-te l'at hose who were not present may derive
bsuelt ON It's noble teachings.
i'ev'o1s 20 the discourse, Dr. Wilson the mas or OF
the tharen announced that the business sessions of the
Soe'-y VIII commence at ibis Church a, o'clock this
m'.b'u- ard probably be continued though The .lay-
IleIc viii also be appropriate Services az night az the
same l1ca. The public invited 10 attend
Aver singing ofa the l56,h Hymn, and ather1
,fIase COG IRON whom all blessings dow" ava bere-
dc io2 by Dr. Woodbridge The c7ugregatoI vas dis
mES'd.
Tue first annual messing for business IS held on tho
'Ecs'iHs dayat II O'Clock. In the absence Of Il G
Presii,u. and Wee Presidents, Rev t. = Moore D D
OF liehuOad, was called to the Chair Rev DIR Wood
bridge c1rd1c5I the religious sery &C. The annual re
port Of rho Board Of Managers " as read Il showed
As embraced in the operations Of the wear. The Dur.
chase AMI publication CT S6Sl2 volumes of the Trs,5
msat and T.s,zTeu, and SALINE. OF this number
aso1 10000 have been Yr rshed under the ausf ices
OF the society and the ~ s. were purchased Nire
cses OF te latter have cen received from British and
Foreign sources VII, Mas an. The whole number disIi-
butea 0y the b9si Is jS7S volumes leaving balance
O. 20 sos on hand.
The receipts Of ,h Society. up 10 de Is. Of Apri
were a5a1, $1,000, and .he disbursements were about
$1,000 leaving su,cso in tie hands of the Treas
ufe-.
Hon .. H. LaT'Pk'a vas se-e,sc,ed Pces.lsu, Of the
Society Augusta ~ selected the place OF the next
aanua. meeting OF Society. Il was determined that
the tms OF "e,' * should be On the Sd Noudly in
April, 1854, a. '.a.G pas.7 Pm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27

MURDEE IN WISE COUNiT.-Mr. Samuel NewbefrY, Of
Wise county, was murdered on the 18th inst, By Col.
Mehifee, late commander of regiment of the State
Line. According to an account Of the murder, Pub
iished in the Abingdon Trginia, Colonel NJ roje mp
to a residence at Guests Station, where the mother Of
Mr.. Newberry was lying corpse. He approached Nj.
n in friendly manner, asking him step aside, he
wished to have a few words with him They walked of
together to the distance of about 20 yards from the
house, when Colonel Meniee shot him wtha pistol, kill
ing him instantly aud then mounting, made his escape
\ dIieusy occurred between the parties some months
ago growing ont Of certain depredaions said to have
been committed BY Colonel Meniee upon citizens Of
Wise county. Mr.. Newberry was his ouartermastcr,
and charged that property had been wrongfuy taken
from loyal citizens Colonel Asnise defended the pre-
cedure by stating that the persons whose property he
had taken we're disOya and had 1od to Kentucky
some Of them had Subsequently returned taken The oath
Of allegiance to the South and that to such he had
stored their property.
Colonel Meufee made his escape to Bristol where he
took the cars having previously procured transportation
10 yicksb6rg his declared intention before he
left, to go TO Europe fr. z ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27
The Imprr,essment Act.

e following is copy OF the "ImprSssment Ac, "
seccuuY passed by Congress:
"Ssc. I. In al cases Of apPraisement provided for
"a said act the officer impressiDg the property shall It
he believe the apprlisement TO be fair ard just endorse
upon il his approval; not he SHAH endorse upon 1t
lis reasons for refusing, and deliver the same with
receipt for the property impressed the owner his
agent or attorney, aud practicable forward
copy Of the receipt and aPp-asement aud his endorse
meut the head OF the Department having charge of
tie species of property taken and when such apprae
and valuation is not approvedby Ne officer taking
the gr,Prty the claim shall be referred to tie board OF
appraisers appointed By the President and the Governor
OF the ace, VINO shall revise the saHe, aud make
Gaa, valuation, as % give Just compensation FOR the
property taken, which valuation shall be paid by the
prcp'- Department for of which the property vas
a,u the certificate Of the appraisers, as provided
il tIe acc OF which ihs IS ameudatory.n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27

Tax NOTicE-Tho Virginia tax bin prOyiies (sce
~ that "any person, frn, coupeny or corporation;
carrying on the manufacture and sale Of salt, iron or
other metals cotton ard WOODEN fabrics, paper leather
aour, TIC, after the S0th April, 1868, without having
fs Obtained license therefor shall forfeit, for each
day it nay be doae no. less than $50 nOg more than
Sjo' TO be recovered by motion of the Circuit Co7rt
OF th'-~A wherein the offence shall be committed,
or in ne N9e.t Cour. Of the city Of Richmond; pro-.
vidcd, IN, a mechanic who manufactures boots and
shoes add sails tle ARTICLES Of his manufacture only to
persons tor ,c own use aud consumption, shah not be
required 20 obtain a license under this aet'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27
BY ELLErr, Ball 4 co., AuClIoEEERs


ON TUESDAY, APRIL 26rH, (instant),
" Commencing 10 o'clock, will warehouse.
Pearl Street. large and de- rAb assortment OF Goods &C.
imported Charleston, consisting In CT the foozng
viz:
1900 pieces English Fancy Spring Prnts,
100 pieces Black and White Prints, t.1 b..
800 pieces Printed SEQ CHI Lawns ..,
30 pieces Printed French,
200 pieces Brow IN sni Grey Debeiges,
90 pieces A. Mixed Mohars ~.
--.. d. 80 pieces Linen PAddirg, ...t
10 pieces Blk and O I'D English CambTics,
q '--f 20 Iiece Blk TamAIunes, .'-H
10 pieces "a BIZ FAmiSe Ciotts
~'' 5 pieees6- BIZ naFathez,
10 peees 64 klk AID 0old Cobargs .
'baIes Blue pef1rs
cases Blue DhTs, = - q.
80 pie Is Sal err! Irish Linens, p,
alts 40-lnCh Eag1Eb Brown Shifting,
bales English BE ched ShL ting, -,--
6pieces 81 Blk o oils, ..-'i -
-.fa 20 pieces Checked Book MEslns, ,...i {
. .. 90 pieces c. white and Col'd Narcotics,
8 ses English Pins, i,-
400 DIS. Englsh shoe Thread Per ..
case WI tie Agate Buttons;
1 bale gStta lips, ....
2caEey fadrss HdkE,
1900 doz n Coats Spool on, --'' %
90 sait@ Sanner clothing, /. ..----l ..,
t -.. hh.te J-conets ana C&nb,ieS
ALSO, -...
s English BKGsIiES, assorted, ..
l5bEles Kentucky Hops,
. Letter Pal CT, &c, &c. .f..V
Catalogues wi be read and the goods prepared for examine
lion on the morning Of tie sale. =" -.
aI2O-ts EE.ETT, BELL & CO., Aucta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27

NoRE FEDERAL PRIsos,ERs-The Knoxville Register of
Friday, says lot Of eighty-ohe blue beIies Arrived
here yesterday from Tuscumbia and Tullahoma. They
viii be sent on to Richmond TO morrow. The most of
them had their speech inctured Wishthe soft German
accent" What with the prisoners that daily pass
through here captured by brave troops and the de-
serOns that are constantly going from the Federal
army, we have good reason to believe that Old Abes
CONSUMPTION act viii not than keep up his present
Wanted number in the field. t,lI, 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27

''ScvruzEN Firms AID FoREsTs."-Dr Poreher's
vaieb aors extracts from which have been published
in the VAC is entitled "Resources Of the Southern
Fields end Forests, Medical, Economical and grcultu
raj being also a Medical Botany Of the Confederate
SAFE with Prsc,ici Information Of the Useful Proper
tes Of c! e Trees, Plants and shrlbs-Prepared and
PubIfed by Order Of the Surgeon General, Richmond
Va-West JOs2sOn, 1888" The extracts copied
into ii' paper indicate the value Of the work. The
book IS prnted in the best style, on good paper, by
Messrs. Evans & COgsweI Charleston S. c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27

TUE ARNr.--An intelligent young officer in the old
stOnewal Brigade says, in private letter. al have
never th. army so devoted to the caase as now
Originally, much enthusiasm miRsled.with our pa
Otsm, and many mistOOk love of adventure for love
OF country but the transient passions have long since
subsidized, and the pure fame of devotion to our COur
try, Liberty and Horror burns brightly upon almost
every heart"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27
AUCTION SALES.
TWO EARNS IN Hal IFAX COUNTY a

l. AUOTION-By rCqpe OF DIR. Vim. II Woo ton (who pto
posse to Wbe sold In front Of my on
TUESDAY 9th MAY, o'clock NJ the Farm
sides, known as "EyERGREEN," uated In Halifax county
about mile from Glover Depot and c.nahi1gi46H acres
The improvements consist excellent Dwelling with
rooms beautifully In yard set GU. with flowers and
eysgreens usual buildings VI every kind
Ao another Tract OF 2s4 acres about u Of mile iem the
above lying the Richmond ana Da vile Rrlsoad
convenient 10 Clover Depot and adjoining the ars OF er
Coleman GarF<t aud oths; II has upon several blcings
which somewhat OF order.
Upon both racts good crops Of Winter Potatoes
been Pot and preparations being made for Germ
The lands lie weI and are OF good quality.
Po'seUion Will be given In 10 alter the sae and Dr. Woot
ton will sell 10 tbs purchaser such stock nplement IN n uFe
Ae., he may
Tie nbOrood good and conveni Mt to churche and Post
once.
There Is here refugees and others opportunity To-
really desirable home and property secure rom he 10
vader and yet BY railroad to any part Of Voned
eracy.
Dr. Wootton win pleasure showing the lands persons
who eie purchase and plata Of the nay he seen
ny office t.f..f a.
TE viii be made known the tine Of SALE and win b. made
to suit purcha - ->.s - $50 A. u. WILLIAMS,
Rp25 tbs f.--f = n 'r spetcneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-27
TsrcoND' DEsPAIcu.1
FROM NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI.

oEALoNA April 25.--our cavalry engaged the enemy
Yesterdays ct Birmingham. The fight lasted two hours
and a half The enemy were completely routed
Fifteen were killed and large number wounded. Col.
Hatch of the End Iowa cavalry was seen to fall from
his horse, which inro our lines, and was captured.
Oar loss was one killed and twenty wounded. The
destruction of a bridge prevented pursuit