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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-10
Military Notice.


HEADQuAksEks, ALExAEDKfA, Mo-
February xlsl, 1888.
SPECIAL Ospaa No. 2.
10 hereby ordered, Ia accordance with General
Order NO. 3froaa District Hesasuartsrs sth Military
District, thar sill and asnmunation be la eaiatsly
reported 10 thsss H. headquarters. AEy fai!srs to
ply With The forrSoIs viii TIE arrest Of TIE
fendsr, irrespective 0fpersens.
ny order Of
CAPT.B. r. HACKNEY, IoEG'g Pos.,
PEsKr sAwrEG. Aa AdJ'i. .sv@2l.
lu&u, COLD. Oh An lhRI1t I'D raaoAT
sfauasea 10 progtsas. fesnits ia sLlno1sry
Brung hal aneetlsas, oftssf.Aaas tHeprstie.
Browns BRONCHIAL ThccHEs
seA directly ihe snsesei parts and give Almost To-
sl~ ut relief In Bnossa rss, AsrAxA aud cArAaRn
they beneficial. Tbs gosd effects resulting IRON
the use the roshsx and their extended uss,
ca ased lhem be eouuttrfeiaea. be sure 10 guard
against worthless limitations UETAGs only the ssSssss
Brs~xs BrsaeA.AI Tvessts aea have yrsesS their s
sAey by steas Of n1ry yeara. fIsLic SgEArEgs aEa
sb.p1 lbs Fru<ssss. MIA ats Vriaess and
s-..r7x yag gYeF-skx s0ics aid are e. Saed 10
*. 49, AAesUs, ssoai4 have them. Bod even shsss
al - cents per box. jAhza-aSAa
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DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY is chemical extract of Wild
Cherry and Tar. Everybody knows that
Wild Cherry possesses important medi-
cinal properties; and that Tar Water has
always been administered in Consump-
ton and Lung Affections generally by
our Oldest and safest physicians. Vari-
Gus remedies have been offered for the
cure of diseases of the lungs, but of all
that have yet been discovered, it is ad.
mitted by physicians, and all who have
witnessed its effects, that none has prov
ed as successful as this. For asthma,
Stortness Of Breath, and similar affec-
tions, it may be pronounced positive
cure 1t has cured Asthma ia many
cases of ten and twenty years standing,
after physicians had declared the case
beyond the reach of medicine.
The Balsam is made from materials
which nature has placed in all northern
ATTITUDES, as an antidote for diseases
caused by cold climates.
Mature is but the name for an effect
Whose cause is God"
Let US not neglect her plainest dictates.
pG~See advertisement.
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Wistar'S BalSam of Wild Cherry

"WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY'' il the
remedy that gives immediate relief and performs
rapid cures Of Ciughs, Colds, Pains, and Sorenes
ofhe Breast.
Influenza and Consumption 1t is indeed mel.
ancholy truth that thousands fall victims to con-
sumption every year from no other cause than
sands who treat such complaints with the great
est indifference, and let them run on for weeks
and even months, without thinking of danger
AT first you have what you consider a slight
cough or cold; allow business pleasure or care
lessness to prevent you from giving it any atten.
ton; it then settles upon your breast, you be-
come hoarse, have pains in the side or chest,
eXpectorate large quantities of matter, lerhaps
liked with blood a difficulty of breathe mo en-
sues and then you find your own foolish neglect
has brought on this complaint. II, theh YOU
value your life or health, be warned in tint, and
don't trific with your cold. but Immediately pro
cure a bottle or two of that famous remedy Dr.
UIstar's Balsam ef ItIid Cherry, which ibweu
as thousands will testify whose lives have Been
saved by it.
For Influenza it is the very best medicik in
the world
Be not deceived, remember that it is Dr. Ms
tars Balsam of l'Iid Cherry that performsfthe
most wonderful cure, and it is the remedy Nat
will afford you immediate relief.
Eg~See advertisement.
II. SCOVIII., Prophecies
Sold in Upton, by Il. Hall and Reigart s. Mc1
mara; at Clarence, by Reigart Mcnamara; andy
dealers in medicines generally.
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SCGAR OF THE NORTH. "SoRGHO" or Hedges
New Work on the Cultivation of the Sugar
Cane. Edited by Isaac Hedges, of Dayton. o.,
aSorgho Pioneer, and well known throughout
the United States as the practical experiment.
tr err in its cultivation and manufacture @a
= Sorsho Growers this book explains the
quality Of seed; the best kind Of soil;
method of planting; process of cul,iva.
ting; time for cutting the cane; and the
apparatus necessary to the manufacture
OF molasses or syrup, sugar vinegar, alec.
hol, &C., &c. Also information respect
ing the profitable use of the "Bagasse,"
together with such other valuable infor-
nation respecting this very important
product Of the West as the great impor-
lance Of the subject demands. The book
will be the nest complete treatise on the
subject yet published and will be just
what has long been wanted, and will be
perfectly practical The work is now in
press, and will be published about the lst
Of February, contains over 200 pages,
limo, Illustrated Price, in paper bind.
ing, so cts, or beautifully bound in
cloth, IS cts. Sent to any address, post
age free, on receipt Of price Applesate
4 Co., publishers, 43 Main Street, Gin.
cinnati
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rM. We arc told that one of the leading

r@-We are told that one of the leading
abcttors Of treason, in this county, ad-
dressed meeting last Saturday night,
and quoted from tho Constitution to
show that the admission of Western
Virginia as a new State was unconstitu-
tional. lie stopped in the middle of a
sentence, and refused to read further, al
though requested to do so. Does not
his refusal to read the whole sentence
show that he knew he was classifying the
record in his base attempt to ipjure the
Government Tho Constitution says
that no new States shall be formed out
of old ones "without the consent of the
Legislatures Of the States concerned as
we'll as Of the Congress. That "consent"
was obtained in the case of Western
Virginia.
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zrr.-sas4z-..5 ...e- For the Advertiser. - !.
81 Don't Care" Analized aud Defue1.
"I don't care" is the expression 81
many people aud indicative of the qnal-
ity Of persons using it. 1t is expressive
of only partial bunch of identity con-
siderably destitute of consciousness and
sensibility something of an absurd order.
?, 1t never attaius to any degree of EN-.
inence, nor accomphshes any thing in
tho world. 3. 1t never was popular,
always living in the past, and in negli-
gent and neglected mind. And is a
fruitful source Of ignorance, superstition
and poverty 4. 1t has always been the
bane of society. And dies unlamented
aud forgotten and is not desired resur-
rection. If.
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AtxI
dlieil,

January sd, lSG3, near Tipton, M AM
daughter of John and Lurinda Ca1ehoDf} aged
Ii years and months. 81
EMMA was a member of the Nofm1aV 5xknef G1
Iowa City. She came home to spend : few day.
at her fathers, seized with typhfid pNessAsO-
MIA and deprived Of her speech and her reason,
durng most of her sickness
But four months ago, another EMMA, from the
same sabbath school class, taken with DIP
iberia and died at the age of Is years.
"They were lovely and pleasant in their
lives;" and we fondly hope,
Twill sing and love forever,
Far beyond the rolling river,
In that happy land"
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No CHANCE FOR DIssATIsFAcTIoN.-
DeLand & Co. authorize those who sell
their goods to tell purchasers to use one.
half of paper Of their Chemical Safer.
atus, and thea if they are not entirely
satisfied with its superiority over Soda
or any other brand of Saleratus to return
the balance and get the money for the
whole refunded. This Saleratus is per.
feet, therefore they are willing to let it
stand or fall upon its own merit.
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The Life and Death of Patriot Soldier.

A surgeon in one of the Alexandria
military hospitals writes in private note:
"Our wounded men bear their suffer-
ings nobly; l have hardly heard word
of complaint from one of them. A sol
dicr from the stern and rockbound coast
of Name victim of the slaughter at
Frederickslurs-lay in this hospital, his
life ebbing away from a fatal wound. He
had a father, brothers and sisters, wife
and one little boy 0: two or three years
old, on whom his heart seemed set. Half
an hour before he ceased to breathe,
stood by his side, holding his hand. He
was in the full exercise of his inteIlcctu-
al faculties, and knew he had but brief
time to live. lie was asked if he had
any message to leave for his dear ones
whom he loved so well? Tel them, said
he, how Idied-hey knou hop Il.yedr"
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par List of deceased Iowa soldiers In

; pB- List of deceased Iowa soldiers in
hospital in ST. Louis, Mo, from Jan. 49,,
to Jan. %, 1868, furnished by Thos. w.
J. Long, of Iowa, Office No. 2. Laclede
Block, Olive street, St. Louis, Mo:
JAM 18th, Corp. J. C. starbuck Co. b. 18th Infant
ry, Phthis Pumoralis.
10Th, sxg't s. Johnson, Co. G, 25.h Inftry, Con-
sumption.
10Th, C. A. Buntain, Co. X. SD Infantry.
18th, Henry Hoffman, Co. II, 25th Infantry Chronic
Diarrhua.
Goth, Richard Ashworth, Co. F, 4th Cav, Pneumonia
2st, Jos. Gruver, Co. I, 2Gth Infantry, varola Con-
fuens.
22d, s. stephens, Co. X, 18th Infantry, Congestion
of Brain.
o2d Levi Dil'on Co. B, oath Infantry, Fry sipelas.
22d P. II. Smith, Co. b, 3Sth Infantry, Pneumonia.
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. Sp1LLED.-About fifty gallouS
key, etc, was spilled yesterday, BY
Of the County Judge. 1t was found u
the possession of one John Peterson, Of
Clarence. : -.
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3 ORIGINAL
yEWlNe WAeTINFS

ssSu III I0fCooteT1eCtc0 I'm l08Ss
at and important improvements having
- putso this Machine, renders It now the
most perfect before the public. and persons at
distance can order a Machine with q guarantee
g ~ prompt and safe delivery, and that they
VA % able to manage it to their entire satisfac
1en. 40 more breaking needles! No more MISS
sng stitches! No trouble in making any gar.
mens however delicate or heavy. on the same
machine, either in cambria, cloth or leather; and
Tor dress makers, shirt makers, tailors, hat bind
ers, shoe binders, gaiter itting, - well a. for
every variety of family sewing, THEY HAVE NO
SUPERIOR, and will be sold at a much less price
than any other machine capable Of doing the
same range of work.
send for descriptive catalogue Of styles and
prices. few responsible agents will be deal
with literally.
=, Address The HOWE Sewing Machines. 4s7
Broadway, New York.
no2Gv9ly
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To Nervous Sufferers of both Sexes.

ARENEREND GENTLEMEN having been restored
to health in few days. after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes OF treatment,
without success considers it his sacred duty to
municate to his afflicted fellow creatures the MEANS OF
CURE. Hence, on the receipt Of addressed envel-
ope he will send (ee) copy of the prescription used.
Direct to DR.. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, 1oG Fulton street,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
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UNION MEETINGS.

There will be Union Meetings held at the following
places, at the times below named, viz:
sugar Greek School House, Saturday. January Sist.
6ed oaks. = = -"5 - 9" 31st
Coopefss House, Harrington tp, Wednesday. Feb 4th
clarence, -. Thursday, Feb 9TH
#Iechanicsvlie' Friday, - 9Th
EHent o. mouse, Massilontp., Monday, " 9th
alters >; House, Casstp., Tuesday. =" 10th
Bed School House, Centre tp., Wednesday nth
\ hte Pigeon s. H., Sugar Creek tp, Thursday l2th
New York s. H., Springfield tp., Friday, 18th
q Pedee S. H., Iowa tp., Monday - 10th
lason's School House, Linn tp., Tuesday, I" 18th
Pleasant Hill, Cover tp., Wednesday g 18th
These meetings will be held in the evening, com
Hencing at early candle light Good Speakers will be
u attendance. g.. Owl
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ba~ln speaking of Capt. Rathbun's
be ng "compelled' to leave the army. in
our notice last week, we spoke. as every
reader Of the A1rertiser n.ust know, of
his health being such as to "comper'
him to leave the South and the army. -
There was 70 other compulsion.
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DB The Indianapolis Journal of the
10th says it is reported from Nashville
that Rosecrans has taken 1000 prisoners
altogether, the greater part Of them dur
ing the retreat. Two Tennessee regi-
ments are said to have thrown down
their arms and refused to fight any more,
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GoDET's LADYs Book for February
is at hand with all its customary excel.
leneies. Cooley never retrogades. Those
who have not subscribed for 1868 should
do so at once. Notwithstanding the rise
in the price, We are still able to get the
Lady's Book for our subscribers at s. a
year.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A GOOD SUGAR MILL, with pans and appa-
IA ratus all complete, capable of making one
hundred and fifty gallons of molasses per day.
Would exchange for good horse,
vl0G4 A. III. PERRY.
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HARpER's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
January, is on our table, aud right glad
are We to welcome it once more to our
sanctum aud freside. There is no doubt
that Uarper's is the most universally
popular magazine, Of this or any other
land. In its table of contents we notice
"a Californian in Iceland" Cards and
Dice, "Holein the-day," THE Revolv.
ing Tower and its inventor" Then there
is the Monthly Record of current
events the Editors Table" and "Easy
Chair,' all first rate. Terms, So a year;
two copies So. Address, Harper &
Brothers, Franklin Square, New York.
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REruRNED.-Jamcs Magee, Of Co.
"a" 9Th Iowa infantry regiment, re-
turned home on Tuesday last. lie was
discharged on account of physical d.sa-
bility. .'.. ......- ..- -
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~Any orc wishing to procure a
good cane mill and evaporation will read
the notice of A. II. Perry.
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nea-The Cedar County Teachers AS
location will meet at Upton, on Satur.
day next, at 10 o clock a. m.
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The two Agricultural Societies in Cedar
County.

On the first day of the session of the
State Society, Dan. l4th, 'G3) Gen. G..
u. Sargent was admitted to a seat as
representing the Cedar Co. Society. Sub.
scquently Moses Varney appeared and
claimed his seat as the representative of
the original County Society, which was
not granted. The following paper rela.
tive to these two societies was then unan
imously adopted:
WHEREAS, There exists on the west
side of Cedar River, in the county OF
Cedar, an organization known as the
Cedar County Agricultural Society"
which has been recognized by this Socie-
ty as existing lie /acto. AnI uAereas,
another organization exists in the same
county, by the same name, which holds
its fairs at Upton on the east side of said
river, and which by the action of this
Society on yesterday was recognized as
having the regular legal organization;
and uhereas, we are satisfied that the
first named organization exists in good
fath-that it has made its reports to the
Secretary as required by law, but that
objections exist against recognizing it as
having a legal connection with this So
ciety. And rhereas, it is desirable to
the best interests of agriculture ia Cedar
county that there should be union of
said organizations there existing; there
fore
: Resoloed, That We recommend a con-
solidation of said two societies, and when
said consolidation shall be made, and
not ill then, and due evidence thereof
furnished, the Secretary of this Society
shall grant and issue to the organization
first named the necessary certificate to
enable it to draw from the State the
amount properly due for the past year.
A true copy of the minutes.
J. II. WALLACE,
Sec'y Iowa State Ag'l Society.
Muscatine. Jan. ed, 'G3.
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BsJ-T The case of Gen. Porter occupied
the court martial forty FIVE days, and the
court found him guilty of the charges,
and he has been cashiered and dismissed
the service.
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cE~ We have received a report Of the
proceedings of Union meeting held in
Springfield township on Saturday last,
but t was too late to be inserted this
week. 1t will appear next week. The
meeting adjourned to meet on Saturday
next at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the Stone
School House, near Mr.. Parker's, in the
same township.
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JOIN CRosBEY's AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
Tor sale at the Post Office. See advertisement
On
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.iptol, 9abfrtisfr.

- :, -. 8 Assorr, OF New York, are author
3 MA IT,. .dvertisem nts for the ADVERTISER.
M n II. sCRIvEN, .1dDertisiaR Agent. CO Deer.
s..sf Chicago, is asthorised tn rsessus .Adssr.
ats for this and all the leading papers Of the
sA West.
e. NJ. PErrENarLL 4 Co., No. 81 Park Row,
York land State street, Boston, are our agents
Vhe 7ipton Advertiser, In those cities, and
DrEed to take advertisements and subscriptions for
At our l0rcst rates.
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u 70 II you want your goods to come with
Dafety and dispatch, have them sent by the
limited STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
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nD"The monthly meeting Of the Tip
ton Temperance Alliance will be held at
the Congregational church, on Monday
evening next, at 6s o'c'ssk.
QUESTION. -Resolued, That total alb
stinencc from Intoxicating drinks should
be inculcatcd upon children, in the fami-
", the Sabbath School, and the public
school, with all carnestness and perse-
verauce
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Amt in treasury IS 9o
Respectfully submitted.
G. p. INGMAN.
Owing to the amount of business in this office
the Treasurer cannot report a. this time on the
Township Funds, but will at any time within
twenty days do so if your Hon. Body wish to
raise committee tor that purpose.
G.P. INGMAN, Treas Cedar CO.
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SPEAK OUr.-It is said that a leader
in the Coppe.hcad movement in this
county stated at one Of their meetings,
few evenings ago, that the time had
come to. fight in the North, thnt there
would be fighting here in less than three
months, and that the sooner it was com.
menced the better. Bravo, Mr.. Copper.
head! Urge on such course if you
think it best; cut loose from every re-
ssraiut and give your pugilistic DISPOSE
ton full vent, but when the time Of dan
ger comes, if it comes at all you'll ske.
daddle to some place ofsecurity, and We
who remain will have one traitor less in
our midst.
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Collectors Office, Davenport, Town.
NOTICE is hereby given, that have appointed
~ ). G. Belts Deputy Collector for the COM
y of Cedar. in the Second Collection District In
he State of Iowa. GEO. w. ELLIS,
Col Of the I'd Col. Dist. in the State Of Isws.
November 5th 1852 46tf
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ma VIII, is it that the JEFF. D

rnA Why is it that the JEFF. Davis
Democrats continually talk about our de-
feats at Vicksburg, Fredericksburg, Ma
nassas, etc, but have nothing to say
about Prairie Grove, Arkansas Post, New
Orleans, and the many other battle fields
where our forces have been successful
70 hear them talk one would thing that
our army was always defeated. They
don't rejoice over our victories. Do
they rejoice over our defeats?
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=. TIrToN, January LIST, 1863.
10 THE Hon. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS:
The Undersigned, clerk of tn, Board, here.
with submits his annual report Of County orders,
issued, outstanding. and cancelled, as follows,
to.wit:
The total amount of county orders issued for
the year 1857, Sl7,70O Gs
The total amount cancelled for the year
lSe2 IS 1918 81
(S332.3 interest added makes $40 OsO 90,
The total amount of county orders I'M
cancelled and outstanding on the lst
day Of January, 1863, is
orders issued ny VIM. L. Cowan, 1,096 81
Shnu,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-01
Williamsburg.

A correspondent OF the L~ynchburg Pepubi-
can, describing the recent advance upon VIII
liamsburg, VA, by the forces under Gen. Wise,
says:
The scene among the citizens, when our
forces marched into this place, sindeseribabie.
The ladies shouted. cried, screamed and cheer
ed our men, hurrahed for jeff. Davis, Gen.
Wise and our cause. They seemed to be fran
tic with delight. Our soldiers Joined them in
the great glee which was manifested. We are
told that the mother Of the traitor. Lcn'uei D..
Bowden (who Is the sole occupant OF ms nome
was down on her knees, engaged III prayer Ior
the success of jeff, Davis ana the Confederate
cause when our troops came INTO TINS pace.
She i: represented to be one Of our most loyal
females, and is deeply afflicted at the rccreancy
Of her son. The mass Of the citizens thHt
could possibly leave, have been removed III
our lines with the aid Of our wagons. lhey
say they feel as if they were just cut OF prison
Every attention is shown 10 our men, and thcy
receive a cordial welcome at every house
Ola Williamsburg is still true. Suffering and
rcrrouch from the vile Yankee Tretches. ha.
onlv confirmed them in tAoir devotion to our
cause,
The ruins Of the venerable old William and
| Mary rise mp before rs at night with It's wv
towers, rs spectrcs keeping watch over mel
sacred and classic glory. Tho Southern tower
has its roof unhurt, while the Northern tower
HAS fallenl IN, an omen, methinks, which indi
Gates that the North, in every sense, is cayin5
in under the stNlWart blows Of the Southern
soljiery.
We Visited the Lmatic Asylum, and had N
l0rg,,tuoitv tD see what Yankee promises M
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-01

ON THE 9TH DAY OF MAY, 1869, at
Cowar, in Franklin county, Tennessee, l will
sell the equity OF right Of redemption which
the S'woncc Mining Company has to the first
nino miles Of the Sewanee Mining Company
Rail Road, which extends from near the Tan,
mel, in Franklin county, to the first Coal Bank.
q distance Of nine miles.
This sale Is made under II decree of the Chan.
cory Cour, AZ Winchester, made at its Febru-
airy term, 1868, in the ease Of b. y, McGchee
and John Y. Gould against the Scwancc Min.
ing Company, Thomas Richardson and John
Crydcr. The said nine miles of road having
been heretofore sold by decree of said Court in
favor Of the same parties. The onIo will be
made for cash.
II. II. ESTILL,
ap2-td c. and NJ.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-01
A l. S 3D.,
PoMlcr, Shot. Cnns.
s;I5O REWARD.

STOLEN OUT OF MY STABLE, OK
the llth inst, Il dark bay horse, l5+ hond.
high, twelve years old, blacklcgs, name and taiE
name heavy but rot long, with Il few white
hairs ia it Tail long and heavy; hip can
Knocked off on the off side, and u small white
spot on tn sam" hip. Has Il star On his face,
] will gave tor the horse, or $50 for thief
and hyesc ryt4,
A. B"UTTEEWORTH.
WinDhnster, Anvil lG, 1863. dit