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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-03
COUNTY LEVY.

Taxes for 1868 and required
Of
before the twentieth day Of Desm Thereof before the
Ohio bank and United States Treasury required
Treasures ofe of Taxes
Hi. ~ H GATES, Treasurer of Garia county
Galipols Ohio October 1868 -, ~ " ~ VOS
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CHESHIRE ACADEMY

Rev. P. ". PERRY, PRIycrPAL.
Miss MARY A. LAVENDER, Preeeptress, and
Teacher of French and German.
THE Winter Term will begin on Wednes
i day, the 9th of December, and continue
Thirteen weeks. Tuition, $500 to $500 per
Term. Incidentals, 25 TO 30 cents per Term.
Boarding $500 per week. Instrumental
Music, with use of Instruments. $1,000 per
Term, Room rent, 81 so to $500 per Term.
Those wishing to board themselves can
procure rooms well furnished for that purpose
in the village.
By order Of the Principal,
o. E. BAKER, Agent.
Nov. &c, 1863.
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sea. Ma
Valuable Farm for sale.

4 OFFER at private sale, a farm of forty-fv
township, Gall:a county, Ohio, on the south.
side of Mill Greek road, and about two miles
distant from Gallipols. On this land there
is fine coal bank, nearly feet vein, open
and in good condition. Also about 300 bear
ing apple trees, of the finest grated fruit
A vineyard Of four Gcres Of Catawba grapes
IN full hearing is also on the farm, and in
good condition. This farm being eontigucas
to Gallipolis, where a ready cash market is.
found for everything which can be prodreed
upon it, offers great inducements to auy man,
who understands gardening. Terms made
known by calling on me at my office in GallI-
polls. or addressing me by mail.
r. L. STEWART.
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Wanted.

T WILL pay the highest market price for
i Corn Meal, White Beans, Dried Apples,
Dried Peaches, Potatoes, Onions, Turnips;
Cabbage, Butter, Eggs, Chickens, TURKEYS,
Pigs, dc, DC, at Hall's Grocery. Leopold
Franks Building, corner of Third and Court
Streets. Gallipolis. o. -.......
W. K. s. HALL.
Nov. 5, 1863.
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GALhIA ACADEMY
Probate Notice
settlement Of Accounts.

THE following accounts have been fled in
Il the Probate Court of Gallia county. ohio
for settlement, and the same will be heard
and examined OIL the 4th day Of Decem ber,
A. d. 1858: First secount OF Lewis New.
som, executor of last will and testament of
Chapel r, Davenport, deceased; final ac-
count OF Daniel Mauck, guardian of Mary c.
hothgeo; final account of David Kemper,
administrator Of the estate of George Withers,
deceased; first account OF Abel jacobs, exec
utor Of the estate of Abel Jacobs, deceased;
inal account Of Nehemiah Grover, admins.
tratorof the estate of Nehemiah Grover, decd.
r'H A. LOGUE,
Nov. ia, 1853. 4l Protate Judge.
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Notice.

A PETITION viii be presented to the Com
missioners efGallia County .attheir D0cem-
Der session, 1868, for an alteration of the State
Road leading from GallIpolis to Marietta;
said alteration to commence in the center OF
road opposite the Northwest corner Of two
acre lot Of land, owned by Aaron Davis, situ-
ate In the South east corner of Section Six
teen (l6). in Range fourteen (i4), Township
four, ~; thence along the west line to th<
Southwest corner Of said lot; thence bearing
west to intersect the road opposite the North
west corner of Lot No l9 situate in the vii
lage Of Addison Town;and also to vacate such
part Of the old road as will be rendered useies,
bv said alteration.
Oct. 29,- ls63.-4w.s -.,a
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Notice.
Court OF

q,
S'1e g oh1o' 'diid county, CoaH o.
Comn'on fIeas,
lSENETH Philena jacobs, plaintiff, against
Allen Hyntt and Armenia NJ. Hyatt, his
wife, John W. Jacobs, Seymour B. Jacobs,
Rufus Jacobs, Michael Bradburn, and Emma
Jane Bradburn, his wife, Philip A. Wolffin-
barger, Henry NJ. WOlfnbarger, William
Shurter. and Chrrstene Jane Shurter, his wife,
James Morris, and Nancy Friendly Morris.
his wife, Wesley Morris, and Maria L. Morris,
his wife, defendants.
The above named defendants will take
notice that Aseneth Philena Jacobs, plaIntif fl
in this action, did, on the Odd day of Noyem-
ber. 1863, file her petition in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the county
and State aforesaid, against them as heirs at
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All letters ADVERTISED are subject to charge
of one cent. Persons calling for them will
please say Advertised" and be prepared
with the proper change.
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
Dec 5, 1868. Post Master.
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Dwelling House for Sale.

~ A TWO STORY FRAME dwell.
ling House, containing six good
!Hi comfortable rooms, is offered for
& sale. For further particulars en-
quire at this Office.
Nov. 26, 1853.
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Notice.

r EARNESTLY call the attention of my
L customers generally who know themselves
indebted to me by book account, TO call and
make immediate settlement, as l am deter
mined to have my books closed by the first of
January. If not, their accounts will be
handed over to proper officers for collection.
MOSES FRANK
Dec. 3, 1863.
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Wanted.

enO BUSHELS of Flax Seed wanted, 70,
OUO which will ray the highest market
price. W. L. s. HALL.
Halls Grocery store, corner Of Third and
Court street.
Nov. l9. 1863.
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.sAcx At4tEtH
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK OF GOODS.
MOSES FRANK.
- Has ies received hi. second Pan ana
Has jess received hi. second Pan an
Winter Stock Of

-A4- GLOi6 6S AC0 SAoSlMEHES,
To which he ealla particularly the attention a
the LADIES. he has the best. stock Of
Cloth for Ladies' cloaks, in this markss-
Also. fne lot Of French Flannel for Gentle
mems over-shirts. -
All sorts and styles Of ckssimcrcs.
Gentlemen whose taste and good senss
leads them to- purchase none bat the best
clothing. can be suited exactly.
Goods Of the latest style, directly from frst
hands, always for sale.
Nc second hand clothing for sale No re-
fuse stock Of city houses bought at suction.
allowed in the house.
All business done con the square" None
but the best workmen employed. The most
skillful cutter in the State who Is death on
ITS" always on hand to take measures. All
who feel anxiOus 10 get the worth Of their
money. are requested to call at the great Clo-
thing Emporium. where theT will be kindly
welcomed. .-
Remember the place, CorRr STRrrr, FouR
DOORS FROM TIE coRNER OF the PUBtIc SQuARR.
MOSES FRANK.
GallipOlis. Nov. s, 1863
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OFFICE INTERNAL REVENUE, J
llth DIs'r OF OHIo,S

.. .. llth DIs'r OF 0HIo,}
GALLlPoLIs, Nov. %, 1863.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ List for the Eleventh District Of Ohio,
has been received, and the taxes therein as
sessed are now due and payable at my office
in Gallipolis, and if not paid within twenty
days from the 25th day of November next,
the penalty prescribed by law will be added.
H. H. NEAL,
Deputy Collector 4th Division, lIth District.
Nov. 26. 1853. t. ..t.
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Pure Rive whisky.

Ok BBLS. Superior Rye Whisky in store
AC which we warrant strictly pure, under
affidavit before any Magistrate. For sale BY
he Barrel or Gallon by
SIS = Q. b A. HENKING.
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TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1863.
NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF GALLIA COUNTY


for
the dtovnsbi
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Fresh oysters,
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING-i the Post Office at CALI
III polls, Gallia county, Ohio, on the
second day of December, A D. 1863, which
if not taken out before the second day of JAN
uary next, will be sent to the General Post
office as Dead Letters.
Office hours from half past 7 A. NJ, to
half-past 6 P. NJ.
Sundays. Office open houi halfpast 7 to 9
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BOARDERS WANTED.

+ WISH to take several Boarders, and
L would prefer day BOarders. Enquire at
the Journal office.
Dec. 3 1863.
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NINUNNATI dailies, New York weekiIes
~ ,Harper's, Atlantic, and all the various
Magazines, always on hand.
Packages by ExFress forwarded 10 and re.
ceived from, all parte Of the United States.
Office open at all seasonable hours.
August IL, 1860.
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FLOUR,

A full supply Of choice family, extra fam.
IA lily, and Superfne Flour. Constantly on
hand and for sale by the barrel or retail By
@. 4 A. HENKING
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scribers have beenaPpointed and qualified
as Administrators of the estate of William
L. Cripps, late of Gallia county. Ohio, de-
ceased. JOHN N. KERR,
J. d. FERRAL,
Nov. 26, 1863. Administrators
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CautiOn.-NOtice.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned against
IA purchasing a certain promissory note,
made bv the subscribers on the 18th Of Au-
gust. 1863. for the sum Of ninety dollars, due l2
months after date, and payable to the order Of
R. W. Tobin. and by him traded to Wesley
Tobin, and by satd Wesley Tobin, sold to
George Eagle. Said note was given for bay
Mare, which has since been claimed, and
taken, as stolen; and we will not pay said
note unless compelled by law.
WIN. FURGUSON,
ANDREW BUNCH.
Harris, o., Nov. IL. 1865
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"CHATrANoosA. Nov. 25, Midnight.
"To Major General RoileeE; q
"The operations Of to-day have
been more successful than yesterday,
having carried Missionary Ridge from
near Rossville TO the railroad tunnel
with a comparatively small loss on our
side, capturing about 40 pieces Of ar
tillery. alarge quantity Of small arms.
camp end garrison equipage, besides
the arms in the hands Of prisoners, oil
whom 200 were officers Of all grades.
from colonel down. We will pursue
the enemy in the morning. The con,
duct Of the officers aud troops was
everything that could be expected
Missionary Ridge was carried simults-
neously st six different points.
"GEo. Il. THoKAs, Major Genersl.' -
W4sslseIOS, Nov. ss.-The reports
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/ IN MEMORY OF GEO. vAEDEeRAFT,
whs departed this life November and.
1853, at his home sear Alfalfa,
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by force Of arms, and as such must be ac-
Ecepted by neutral nations, which can 20
longer find any justification in withholding
our just claims 70 formal recognition. II
is also in effect an intimation 10 the people
of the North that they must prepars to
submit to . separation now become newt
able, for that people are too acute not to
understand that restoration Of the Union
has been rendered forever impossible by
the adoption Of. measure which. from its
very nature, neither admits Of retraction
nor can co-exist with union.
[The conclusion in our nertl
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III a IL u ID.

IN this place, on Tuesday The Goth instant bv The
Rev. YIN. I. Peil, Mr.. JAMES. NJ. TURRENTINE
% Miss ANNIE BLoUNT, daughter Of the Rev.
Samuel Pearce Of this place.
IN th. county, on Thursday evening ths 2.d inst,
BY William T. strayhorn, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM
COLE 10 Miss JANE LATTA.
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on tho Goth appears that an early advance on the
0appahanaock 10 contemplated but ii 10 presumed
ten. Lee will be ready to meet him. Ii is said
general dependency prevails in the Northern army.
The gallant Capt. scmmes, Of the Alabama, attack.
ed the us. gunboat Haeras off the coast Of TEXAS
ana sunk her. with all her crew except one officer and
five men.
dispatch from Cen Bragg dated the 18th inst
states that Gen Wheeler, with portion Of his caya.
~ brigade, AFTER burning the railroad bridge in the
enemys rear. pushed for the Cumberland river, where
ne intercepted and captured four large transports, de-
s'foy ca three with all the supplies, and bonded one
70 carry oil 400 paroied prisoners Being holly pur-
sued BY gunboat, ne attacked captured and destroy.
60 her, with her whole armament
Another dispatch dated the 2ls,, says after The cap
lure 81 the transports and gunboas our cavalry made
oash Tor largs fleet OF transports just below Har
petn Shoals. They threw overheard all their cargo
anu SUBSISTENCE ordnance and quarter masters stores
o. lInmmense quantity. and escaped BY kasty re-
treat Our troops IN the midst Of ice and snow cross
ca 70 the north side OF the Cumberland By swimming
their horses through angry torrent, much swollen
by recent rains. The routed guard captured and de-
stfoyed an immense collection Of subsistence iua,
ioades io transportation to Nashville BY wagons.
Still another, dated the ed. says, Lieut.. Col. Hu.
Gibson, with one hundred men of Morgans cavalry
made dash yesterday upon the enemy's eamn A.
MurfeesbOrough, captured and brought OF safely an.
hundred and fifty prisoners and Thirty wagons. Maj.
Holman Of Wheeler cavanry since last report can.
tuled and destroyed another large transport on cum
berland river, loaded with subsistence The enemy
mas mado no show Of advance from Mufrees borough.
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THE NEWS.

The enemy hss made no advance on our lines be.
o~ but il u said that there arc ~ sal Of vessels IL
Beaufort harbor, including two monitors and sir non
clad steamers There ara reported al Morehead City
70 be $4,000 abolition troops. Apart Of Gen. Robin.
sons sayalry, Capt. Perkins company, surprised
party Of the enemy near 0nsow Court House, and
killed several and routed them. The enemy, We
lsss l. committing every species Of outrage upon The
people Of 0nslow.
From an address from Gen. Burnsids 70 bis troop,
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THE LEGISLATURE.


In the Senate on Wednesday, January 2lst Mr..
Graham presented bill amendato,y u the bill pass
ed al the last session. entitled an ac 10 change the
jursdciion Of the courts and the rules OF pleading"
Ordered 70 be printed and referred 10 the committee
on The judiciary.
On Thursday. the Ten Regiment bill was taken ~
for consideration 40 ameninen, requiring the an.
probation II the PresdeHi as to those subject 10 con-
seripi,an, est-yeas Is. nays ~.
An amendment BY Mr.. Ellis, proposing preamble
declaring thai The State Of North Caroline intends no
conflict With the Confederate Government, hut mere.
y 70 carry out the provisions Of ioner act was also
rejscled-yeas is, nays Il.
Mr.. Lane offered an amendment, excepting from
ihls cnfnm hose il service Or subject ID conscrp-
ton.
fsomcdebate The Senate adjourned, Nc. Lanes
amendment pending.
"a Ftiiay. bill 10 facilitate The payment Of boun.
" u soldiers passed is third reading.
The Ten Regiment bill Va. again taken ~. aud
the debate continued tn the adjournment MrLan..
amendment s,iR pending.
II the comm rs on rues,lay, VI. Madiel intro.
aaced bib % stop interest on Al, deb, where tender
Of payment has been made ia coaieserats noes and
i refused
In motion 81 Nj shepherd. The House took M
for consideration, Bill 10 auihon1s The incorporated
towns Of he Stare 10 levy n al raiorem tsr on
slaves. Tho ball passed il. second and third read
ings.
On "Wednesday, M. Fssls offered the following
a. Substitute iOt resolution proposed by Mr. Wal-
dell:
Resolved. That select committee Of Eve bs ap-
posicd 70 inquire into the power under which lieut.
x. Z. Wslker. calling himself Provost Marshal, re-
qares III cillzens % sDsan passes hsfre they leave
the city Of Raleigh, and 10 report BY bill other
wise.
The resolution. altu sons debate. was adapted and
Acssfs. Fowls. Grissom. Peeslss Foy. and Allison
appointed he committee
NJ. Fey intrslucel srsiss o resolutions relative
% the suspension Of The writ ofAsJeas corpus in SAL
isbury and other portions o. The Stale. requiring tie
Governor 70 call q special court in Salisbury. loi The
trial Of such citizens o. this Stale - hsss been n,
pflsoned there, under suspension u The ~rit NJ.
fsy spoke a length IN dsfsnes u HI. resolution.
The hour iot the consideration u he special order
having arrived the House proceeded - tbs coasds.
fs,ioa ofths Revenue bin.
On Thursday. Mr. Fowle, from The Select Consist
Tee, 70 Inquire into The authority Of Lieut.. r. Z.
Walker % require passes, &c. from persons wishing
70 leave this CITY, reported Tia. Lieut.. Walker had
appeared before the committee md stated The, the %
y object had 10 view va. 70 give such passes -
would facilitate persons after reaching other points
where they were required 70 exhibit passes before
leaving.
The Revenue bill was taken up and amended il
several particulars, and passed the second reading
The Senate bill relative 20 giving The sppointmsn
o. AduIant General 10 the Governor, was taken up.
and alter some debate passed he third nsdng yea,
Il 81, nays IS.
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Hsalqun,et. 4s,h regiment N. c. M

Headquarters 46th regiment N. C. MI
January 18Th, 1853.
TSHE Field Officers and Captains Of the 46th Rs
= gimeRt n. Z. Militia, and all persons Istwssa
the ages Of ls and 49, whether heretofore discharged
or not hereby ordered 10 meet al Hlsborcugh on
lhs 2sth and 2sih Of Jansary, 1863.
By order Of Col VIM. J. Bingham, commanding
10th North Carolina Militia.
RICHARD ]. ASHE. Adjutant.
January 2lst 7a-It
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Died, in Pitsborough, on the 18th instant, al the
residence Of her brother, NJ. q. WaddeIl, Esq, Mrs.
SARAH E. DeRosSET, reIict Of DR.. M. ]. DsRss.
sci, Of Wilmington, aged 62lyears This most est.
mabe lad, had been long subjected 10 sorrow asd the
trials Of lingering disease which were borne with the
faith and patience Of true child Of God To natu-
rally gentle and amiable disposition. were added all
the graces Of The consummate christian, until Der
character, il seemed 10 ht writer Of This, had be.
conc IS nenrly fIuliless Is can ordinarily 30 looked
for in our fra and imperfect stale here on earth. Full
81 good works and charity 10 all she has fallen asleep
in Jesus, leaving behind her the fragrance Of most
holy example, memories full only Of joy 10 her sur
wing friends and kindred, and no regrets but that they
shall see her face no more.
Died, on ihs 18th 81 December. 1862, MILTON
B. ROBSON, in the ssd year q bis aye He joined
the army in Jane, 1861, and went 10 Fort Macon,
where be stayed several months then he ordered
10 Virginia. lie Tough, 10 The bstls II shsrpsburg
with undauntel bravery. The many trials and haid-
ships and trials he underwest be bore with grca. pa
sienes and resignation. He was . true and gallant
soldier bit now be has fallen. While forming The
line Of baltle ., fredericksburg on Friday he was
mortsllv wounded. and died on Sunday morning,
May God comfort his hersased and aged father and
distressed friends, and may they al meet in heaven
where shey viii part no more, and - happy forever
LAURA.
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l. E HER.
SOLE LEATHER SCRAPS Tor sale at is cents
= per pound,by H. N. BROWN & co.
January 20. 70
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Aillsbaraugb gsturnsr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
Wednesday,, January rs, 1863.
The Presidents Messagc.-To the J,

cuslon Of almost everything else, give place
Pfessen. Davis. The remainder, relating 10 the e.
nances, The war the navy, and the post Office depart
mens, will be given In our next.
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NOTCH.

vEsHE subscriber having been qualified II November
y Court, 1862, as administrator to the estate Of
JOHN CASTOR CARRELL, notice j. hereby
given 10 oil persons indebted 10 The estate 10 come
forward aud make payment, and those having claims
sgsinst tho same viii present hea within the time
prescribed by law OF this notice will be plsad In bar
u theft recovery.
ALsEY cARRELL, Admi.
January ash. 7e-swp
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N or To Il
LAND FOR SALE.
January 2lst.

\ Shall. Offer Tor sale, to the highest bidder, o.
Monday tho % day q February merit, on the pc.
.isss, the LOT OF LAND known as Barley Ws,a,
itua,sl north Of Hllsborough adjoining the lands q
JssiaL Turner. IT, Mrs, Hooker and Others and ssH.
tanning = o. 3 ACRES. Terms Cash.
o.F.LoNC.
iansay7 7. 7s--Ai
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PO WIDER.
q KEGS Blasting POWDER, al So per pou.d,
= for sale BY H. N. BROWN & co.
January 2s. re-
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LAND FOR SALE.

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed to me By
~ ! Ill Thompson and others for certain purposes
iherea mentioned, shall offer for sale, al the Govt
House in Hillsborough on Thursday the 18th OF Fe-
bruary nex. Tract Of LAND lying cast Of Emo Ri.
yer, adjoining lands Of Georgs A. Faucet and VIM.
II. Brown, containing BY estimation aboat "a acres
more less. credit Of six months will be given,
bond and good security required.
Sale 10 take place al IL o'clock.
DAVID T. CLARK.
January 81. 7S--
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COTTON EXCHANGE.

ME have few baRches Of Cotton, 10 exchange
- for Striped Gotten, Shoe Thread, &c.
Would like to have Weaving done and pay in
Cotton yarn.
Wanted, Rags at four cents per pound, unslacked
Ashes at twenty cents per bushel, and Flax Sewing
Thread.
Will pay premium for the sight OF So so busch
Of Cotton yarn. bolt Of SO cents per yard Of A.
Cottons-have not seen either as yet.
III. N. BROWN & CO.
January IS. re-
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Fire.-The Smoks house Of DR.. T.. Holt, Of this
county, was consumed, with all its contents, week
heiole last and last week bis dwelling was fonnd 10
be on FIRE about u o'clock al night. Fortunately i.
was discovered in time 10 save the most Of his furn
ture, bu loses everything in the cellar among which
was large portion Of The pork he had laid in after
The loss ofhls smoke house. negro girl some fiftses
years old confessed to having set The FIRE TO The build
iDgs.
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c AR d.
N the absence of a regular Tuner, will attend IL
: the Tuning Of PIANOS in Hisborough, charge
Five Dollars, unless the Psno has moi been tuned
within twelve months when charges win BE- mad,
according to its condition. All strings and remains
extra.
HENRI BASELER.
January 40. 7s-la.