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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
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OPENING DAY or TIE MARRIT.

M,afay Dee 98.-1he market tor Boef Cattle
tlis n.orfii., tie whoo good =, lat Monday,
.ni yr busress bong couE4od delIgs 4 f,ef. r.
and s0uo o to sDetn m tbe.fsn l5ly e. g. Under ,hrc
day - As, hond,y Msny Il th. rsii~ 'ery much
licLcd up BY toh e,posuT. o. the cod .o,my ns ard
I'D not meet owners' expectations IN weight % tue ouer
hud Dliebrr were Just ANXIOUS esnI" TIE p, nf ~
Ito ste a. sld ia undoubtedly closed Bargains
vibou. s1ch 3.b ration ssI' oIsc' e.'iec.o ghL
lave rsnged om s 20 iJo ID net end oil god ieD
siie bav. sod, lDc and Tie Government, p.L's,
tay b,en heavy aud undoubtedly tended 20 Keep UP
f.i.s o! all iclass stock MssIs Rod were
snd r~gafd eas u the storm s.cufed sbon. 20
hesd uosfe generally tnowD ist tbry Op~rsin.
Ta the order and had laksn op Of be sssa
s lots VI hIscass ippus Gaze Just tb.u ireh Citoi
froio tho Qusternss,-I wa handed TO MI star, ord
io.i1nAi'y a dfo,. Of sgpepoi fer'ncsy p'fhrn'
o.! market we're onerei aud paI nased as suies zen
~ head as3 81 and 6i head et fyoths owner, N g. H.
Rchalso. ostuis e. te weight oi tho drove at u c~ al
estimate the qnay GOOD enough fi any hi', CT
butcLoI TAoas,nls una ls t.eii pdIc.e. this week III
svsrse bshsr ts las, vs.k aid IA precty natural s
,as withdraw a. VI about gh Of The Whole number
srfe ard tb6ut iid Of The really good cAo should
have affected tho phes 70 the butchers and that why mel
o thsn t5inE ths, hes b,efw cost 'm sbe this weeh
,a lss At tho opening of the nste ui. morning there
abou, m sai Of fresh cattle. and perhaps 80 stale
Two lots--iG hesdaniyed at nooa. and $40 bead
expected by tLs Hudson River Road In time tomorrow
good nsy buysn dsyosrd 20 VAT of Ito c.e o The
ouss by wsdns through In. rs,n and cold wsta n the
markell cos ell ss has ranged 10 d,y II viii be reported
good hoos not good enough I. ..se Some ciury sea
ps from ios Tho train expected by us hs lem Road ar
rived ony s time enough 10 pDosd before drh end tho
pooI brus' had snohe ao' oi,m. nst before 'hs with
sAs on Gorisy sold ont and very cf the cattle sod
ssow &C. NJ TIE sf,s,,l 'vsss au'y ee'TS SssX than
Mcudsy's ssles tns average would he very high.
CLosE THs uAHkxT
Il, srsa delayed trsn on The Hsm ro.d TIsn thor,
Ws: '.gss::d Z ZIP ~ is aadsca RTs Rs.d isld Is
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

y
J by,hs HOAkD OF Supervisors to THhAlil,E
CLAIM; uif, srust county f' d,nssrs 4 scd 20 have
bscu su.led by the i,ruc'u Of -hrr o. lrr' raj
foprv IN COS qlercs oifhe recent do'. Will hold mte
In s Chan ~ uc board SuperNtsoi. Room NO H.
Ci.y Hsl on IS GpSfsDAi De ". !ooJ, a. ocecA ?.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
N-EW-YORK& < NEW-HAYEN EAiLROAD.

WINTER A.aANGtMENr
iss COAMLSCl.,G NoN. o .sa ~
Pa.p.eg Station ~ AspiofA Zsta st sne 20 80
tutranes ca .stast
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

= PORT aud FALL. RlyER-Ihe spendid and sup.rio,
.ieeIae p o. bA9 y Ain csIt BsowP. leaves NssY~a
O'Clock ?. ", srd the EMPIRE STAgE, Capt Bp,ton os
NuSDAi, " EDhL,DAi sai tiiDAY, al oc och D. mL
from Pier No Horfl River.
eclhe va be regarded secured 10 any .ppH
car un.ii ino shalt nave UreD paid lot.
Freight 10 Boston u forwarded thTonga With great dpaeh
By 81 Express tIei,ai fra,n.
l.. niI.LLEIED Aaeni. No. u iira..IRat
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
rAsnN ~ uAALIN's CANINET OR-


IyINN|TN TIH TlVTsII TIfTN ''II|I
Ulf.bt Par,s ti, b3s lai'rnaufs 80 ul tir Fct ~
.r-or' .r-ls 'lw.r pd~s Pan rny hrs class n .te'
tsrr. a. h CHAlnfRs 6ihs', co- siAsr. nitls fOa.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
ATLANTIC aud GREAT WESTERN

n RAILWAY, NEW BROAD CAT GE ROUTE PA6
sE1,CER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORh, VIA. the HAs
Hiisly, irou loot Of chsn9eIs.,.. RUhNIsG tHRoC1a
10 CLES ELAhD, o. WITHOUT CHANGE Of CARA
connecting with railroads for M principal cities IL the Wese
1l road is being eat. nted and Ti soon be in compist
running order B. Maahed Gallon UE0ns. Dayton, Cncen
uatl snd g. Losis without break of go - ...-..,
a. H. O0oDakS Gen. IicSct ag,., IL +. SNEhISE6
Neadvii- IA Gpuersi Sny1
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
L'RIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave

E'PIE kAIIN 4 7 II 3soeDger LTaIus I1Hp0
IL nom foot u C5snshors-st;
: D. o., Expfss. toI sGao.
e.oJ a. Ia. I. X daily .or O,iay.ls.
10 a. M .isil for Dpis., snd intermsd,st@ s'stoDi
4.ls D. m Way for Pore Jerg.s s.d NewbuIsh.
n h!snt e. res dairy for tunsir&, Buffalo Roohss
Ter Cauag. .ua ,d principal s,ar,hs lrsia oi SATURDAY
run, .hroash 10 ButaG but aaes not run u nUnAIrk
CHAS M.sOr, General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

9tTOnINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
- TOY. .LCkDOH, SIONISOrOS, PROvL
DFNCE, SEWPOkT. TAUNTON end AEW.bEDFORD
The ~ lendd s,esiaeis COMMONWEALTH and PLY.
MOUTH ROC viii les,s Pier NO. Is y. r. foot VI Court
landt-,t.. daily l.,es p Sunday, at p m
ei,hs low Oy any other line. OF OF Coo,
psny. NO. rs " es'.s'.. coIaer % 'Cyuriiandi-st
NeN-York. Nov. ,, 1893. W n. EDNARDS Azont
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
Gtsamboats ano Railrcaos.
AFETY, SIZED. AND COMFcRT.
HARrFCRD. and
ENOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW

3fkJnOF tLD-stesnsrs leave Yrca-siip st s ~ q.
zsanTsrs 80 north and i,e Haven IL "A D. "a a
euian GU board over uig without ,isrse
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

yYEsEs sEor uiFrTTFsr srtrrs
NJ Arrrru . Co. lf0j .f.lf ri ne Nef,lnxon NifF-
y.rl Frr, ruiit street Teyof. Tie ests Ia oHi
f.. f1Hog - ,tAcs.
s.isl1............. iKetariy............... a.!
- .s.s......s.s..s J. =
..........- tt lows -
f.ino.,.......... ............ ! ii0l
STOCK ~ ttiftntn. rrc.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-31
EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MORNING,

and the destruction of the Government,
the voice of partisan strife was hushed
in patriotic silence. One of the bright
est chapters in the history of our coun-
try will record the fact that during this
eventiul period the great leaders of the
opposition, sinking the partisan in the
patriot, rushed to the support of the Gov
ernment and became its ablest and
bravest defenders against all assailants
until the conspiracy was crushed and
abandoned, when they returned to their
positions as party leaders upon political
issues
These acts of patriotic devotion have
never been deemed evidences of infdel-
ity or political treachery, on the part OF
Clay and Webster, to the principles and
organization of the old Wing party. Nor
have l any apprehension that the firm
and unanimous support which the Dem
ocratic leaders and masses are now Civ
ing to the Constitution and the Union
will ever be deemed evidences of inf
deity to Democratic principles, or a
want of loyalty to the organization and
creed of the Democratic party If we
hope to regain and perpetuate the ascen-
dency of our party, we should never for
get that a man can not be true Demo
crat unless he is loyal patriot.
With the sincere hope that these, my
conscientious convictions, may coincide
with those of my friends, l am, very
truly yours,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
To VIRGIL HIcKox, Esq, Chairman
State Democratic Committee.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-31
The Last Letter of Stephen A. Dou-

The letter subjoined was first publish
ed in the National Intelligencer of May
II, 1861. 1t is the last public expression
of opinion on national affairs from Sena-
tor Douglas. We hope it will be carefully
read by every Democrat. 1t contains
the truth of history as to the commence
mencement and object of the rebellion,
and sound doctrine as to the duty of
Democrats in the present state OF the
country:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-31
MARCH 81, 1863.

backed by bowie knife, is required to
buy one dollar in gold.
There has been great deal of hum
bug about the South being starved
out" but it is evident that the rebels
are, at last, absolutely within full view of
a famine, They have made wonder
tul fight, hut are now staggering from,
and fainting under, the tremendous
blows and pressure of our vast armies
and fleets. Is this this the time to sur
render to Mem7
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-31
J. S II l T ii S
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
NO. g second SG,
QS BRAYs BLOcK.)

C,HIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
- urment and fit warranted. A stock OF
ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, ana
at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tucking
Skirts, Stitching Bosoms, &C, done with neatness
and despatch
Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect
fully solicits contuance of the patronage SO
literally bestowed for tie past five years.
octz2 J. SMITH.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-31
N E w
w H O L Z = ALE
BOOT AND SHOE, HAT AND CAP
G g NJ g " II III .
p. SEMONsIN

+. SEMON!N
WOULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
w trade that he has opened a House on the
corner of First and Sycamore Streets in the city OF
Evansville Indiana, for the purpose of carrying OH
the Wholesale Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap business,
Where lie will at all times keep on hand large and
well selected stock purchased from first hands and
Mt the lowest prices, which he pledges himself to
sell as low as the lowest. In addition, have made
arrangements in the East for the manufacture of
certain lines of Goods expressly for this trade,
which L shall have the sole control OF, and will
offer great inducements TO parties who will call and
see my stock before making their purchases else
where.
In retiring from my old and long established
business House at Henderson, Ky, must saw that
] am under many obligations 10 my old patrons for
the very literal patronage received at their hands
for The last 10 years, and hope they will not forget
my successor, J 3. Tisscrand, who will continue
the business at the old stand, and hopes by small
pronts and strict attention to business, TO merit
their continued custom in the future.
Dir Tisserand is authorized to Use my name in
liquidation Of all unsettled business
P. sEMoNIN,
Eyansyi Ind, Sept. %, 1862.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-31
INSURANCE AGENCY.
Ins nee & ger cy.
AITEN r. HATTFrY

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ApJUsTER OF AVERAGES AND NOTARY PUBLIC
He continues to issue Policies from several First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on Inland and Fire Risks. lie will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losses of
every description under policies from other agen-
cies, and attend to the settlement of al matters
connected with INSURANCE, for parties Interest,"
ed lis long experience as m INSURANCE AGENT,
has made him familiar with al subjects connected
with Insurance.
SO Office, First Street, near the Post
Office.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
TELEGRAPHlC.
rhnM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TKEpEEroksBU,,G, Jan. 23.-4lhe Yankees are building
ilnnehse warehouses ut Aqua Greek, repairing and re-
fitting The railroad TO the point opposite this place bald
ing huts and other moTe permanent convenrnces ioT
their army These pgspsrIians together With tbs oTec
ZION OF heavy batteries in front indlcAS thai their present
ae Ia, been established as tn. permanent base of ops
r4tiOps for the siRlsr. rl. e,.--... ......
4 new esvthWOrk with several guns in position, just
below Falmouth, vas visible yesterday.
Considerable bodies of troops have been moving up
the opposite bank fer two or three days past,
A large dwelling house owned by Sidney Owens was
burnt yesterday morning, The fire caused loaded
she'll that had been thrown in during the late battle to
eSpod The long roll was beat on both sides of the
ryer and the Yankees well ourselves fell immedi-
atOly into line of battle, and for time considerable
element prevailed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
Continued Success, Of the Horse Marines" in Tennessee

Continued Success, Of the Horse Marines" in Tennessee
The following official despatch received at the
War Departments Yesterday:
TuLLAuoTA Jan. z2.-Lcu;enant Colonel Hutchinson,
With one hundred men of Morgan's Cavalry, made a
dash, yesterday upon the euemys camp at Aurfrees'
borO and captured and brought OF safely one hundred
sad City prisoners aud thirty wagons. Major Holman,
Of Wheslers Cavalry, aluee the last report, captured
aai destroyed smother large tran port the Cumber
Isa loaded ui.h subsistence The enemy has made 10
show Of an advance from Murfreesboro.
(sigued) BRANroS BRAGG,
General Commanding
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
FIGHT BETWEEN THE ALABAMA AND THE
HATTERAS.

MONTE, Jan. 23.-The evening papers cOntlin cor.
respondent of the New Orleans Delta dated Galveston
January Sth which says the Rebels occupy the city
with force OF 1000 1000 men the city is well forl
fed With batteries all rouAd The gunbolt H4ttoras
went in chase of strange sail on Sunday evening and
heavy firing was soon after heard.
The sloop-ofvar Brooklyn and the gunboat sCiota
started in pursuit. aud picked up boat containing
officer and five belonging tho Hltteras who re-
ported that the Uaaras ranged alongside of the strange
steamer when the stranger opened furious fire the
HlttcG4s, aud in about twenty inmates the Hattess
stopped, evidently crippled The Bcootyn aud Sco,a
cruised ali night and found the HatterIs in nine f
thom's w.tsr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
LArEsT. YROV TENNEssEE.

NEJPHrs jan. ig.--GrahFs array ere embsrkIsS 70 r
the purpose of moving down the river. The hset be-
loV Helena vas upon half rltous,
hoNSSvrLLE, Jan. PA detachment Of one hun.
dred Of Norgans men, under Hutchinson, made dash
into NnreesbOro' Yesterday, In sight of the enemy's
camp and captured -four prisoners and twenty
one Wa CONS.
Reliable information from Kentucky states that on
the 18Th inst General Woulford made speech to bis
men IN the presence of 5000 citizens Of Lebanon, tel
ing hemtO go home for twenty DAYS and if vi hin that
time Lincoln did not modify hl' emancipation proclama
ton he woud not cali them to fight against the South
bu, would take the field in behalf Of the South againsi
t.e North. Scncd bg A. Ellsworth, Morgaus opera Or
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
GBt 8itBnonS ad9ig.
SATURDAY, HORNING, JAN. n, 1858.

Tsa-Day 3 per lnnsw; 8 for six months and q Per
month for . shorter perloL
seuzs-y ~ PER annura - tor an msHS' 70 cent? per
month Tor shorter period
weekly g per Gnagr "a iOE AZ nnnha Sset ter no aoe5
psF.od Payment n al CASES IN ADVANCE
ADvEarSo-Ons square OF lines - centl for ns, Insertion
50 cents per square each continuance senNeek OF III
weekly insertions 70 PER square Weekly Insertions a.
s-R.mtanc~s nav b. risk OF the P,blshrs In
~ aes rr evidence taken the deposit OF letter In the
Post once tAning money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
ADJ'T AND INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE, |
1910 K
GENERAL ORDERS,

nCHNoSD, Jan. 10, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS
J. Tie exemption from military service Of Route Agents OF
the oce Department having been claimed by the Pusmts
General executive officers ~ the Confederate States under
October H. 1901 Is recognized. Such persons with
conscrpt will be enrolled and furnished with certificates
exenpng them during the continuance Of their appointments
where the appointment falls the tune thereof
pres the party required 70 report himself 20 the officer by
whom enrolled u he be found the
aud Inspector General NJ Richmond.
H. Hereafter all Geld artillery belonging 10 separate
army will parked oghe under the direction Of the General
chief officer Of artillery having control Of the TO he
required, according the Judgment of the Com
handing General Of fuch army.
Ill Cavalry companies will, far practicable be kept
with their rrspeeiv" regiments The practice Of detailing such
companies parts a. e cOure and guides for the he
general will be discontinued Their places
supplied such nfantry soldiers be able 70
with horses and be detailed for this duty by tie
Generals from their respective communicable number not 20
commander Of corps four for command
er o division and two for commander Of brigade
~. Medical officers In furnishing certificates OF disability In
disabled invalid officers will conhne themselves TO the v'ab
hed the provided such cerhcas and will
hereafter abstain from recommending them for LIGHT DUI.
By Order.
(sVneD s. COOPER,
and InsnActnr General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
- NORTHERN JOURNALS

S Any arriving ro1a e States n0rth OF nc 70
toa ADD bringing Northern European asNsPaPe or any
person In the city coming IN possession Of such journals vii con-
FER favor upon he Editors Of he BY leaving sending lie
sane 70 this omco.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
RuFl0H, Jan. 23.-The Senate Is still discussing the
10 Regiment Bill. No action has yet been bad. The
House gave the appointment Of Adju;ant General the
Governor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
At Nessrs. Robinson, Adams 6 Co.'S auction sal,

to-day, tie following price were obtained:
BroEn sugar, bhs, aud half 5bls, s96 ets mossSes,
- g. 4 gall VA salt, u c z n coffee, - Z D. green tea
40 IS r D rc. cts; tAlow candles, 9d9i ca; d.
a. stt -; hroous e2+l = doz cotton SiGLI 1873
ozuDb-rts 90 eta ari 81; cotton seed oil - s9 W:
chine oil 81 shoe thread A. 81; psl.nuts 81 = bu5$ 20
smoking tobacco, SO ct do. "kllckinck" uc
ad tobacco SlSG for 15 for medium sooSl l.
good an block matches - 1909 62 "shSng
ts6 super carb soda ~ co.. 95 sal odA ~ G nails go
e keg; etc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
WHITE OAK TInBFR WAITED.

The above timber clear Of sap "a roller knots" de-
eeye hsarv wind shakes aud should be cut possible
seAboard Where the lengths short two pieces
may be furnished together but aenon must be paid 10 the lis
tlnctve parts Of the bill.
disposed furnish the above Tber Win please sd
THIS Immediately, stating the price one thousand
board moasare and how they VIII be able 70 deliver he
Wh0's number Of pieces rsGulrss1ee eRoKeE lMrsoR
islA--sotv Chic Of ord0anes Ans HTdrOgTapg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

NOTICE. will sci, Ct pulls suction, at
~ New Ken, Govt KSAss the fHURspAY IL TieroNr
that bpf Coeray, On enssspt STEAM SAW MIL Of tvtpy
two horas power kpo RLAcKsNIrh's roofs The Nm
o.n Sc ss on the farm Mr. ~ ". Tsfergs iArOS rres
frou c0HS Hsuse. Ny add-~ss Is HehInoud, =
laie-.h .---... -.-.---. - -. = FhADLN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
NTALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale At public auction e yalg
able Yarn In Louisa county known Stunning HULL" II
lies both sides Of the North Anna River contains SO Acres OF
land, high u Improvement, with abundance of gOo
aud Il remarkably healthy. The buildings consist ~
DWELL with eight besides basement all necessary
budnF including number Of iobacro barns Tie sou
admirably Adap ed to the growth Of wheat tobacco ov"
other grasses The supply ~ Sood abundant large
portion being original growth Il located eight miles Northeast
Of Central Railroad and 10 convenient distance Of Toersve
Louisa Court House aud Trean depots and presents
opportunity Of investment capitalists and others desiring
valuable farm.
Terms will be made known on day n sale.
Mr. W W. Groom", who lives the place will show the prem
ises 10 any visiting II.
All addressed 10 the Undersigned Raptaa Sta
ton CLlpep-r oouniy Va, Will be promptly srendedio
X. T. HOLIDAY,
Agent for Mrs. julia A. Holiday.
The above sale will place tie 2th day OF February next
Aer which all the soe mules horses paniAon utensils, &C
will be Sold--all Of which valuable I,2l-ta.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
Ja2l-iT Adj't and Inspector Gensr
NJ CoHiMisIOM HOUSE,

COMMISSION HOUSE,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
The subscribers having the house No - main St.
recently occupied by George Rueker Dry Goods Store
themselves together under the stys and hrm Of
ROCKER LEE, 49,
for the purpose Of conducting general AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS and offer their services 70 their friends and
the public generally In the safe Of Dry Goods Groceries Manu-
Tobacco Country Produce aud Real and Personal Estate
Of all kinds either nj auction or at private sale.
They viii make liberal advances merchandise and protsee
10 hand.
George NJ having had experience Of twenty-five
years 10 Dry Goods trade and A. Lee experience Of
length time IN the Grocery and Commp'op
Basness they feel well sAhed ai the Interests Of 81 who AVor
them with oOnsgrmepls will be well PrD;seted.
account OF sales with ns proceeds rendered promptly
GEORGE NJ. RJcHR,
Of Lypobbufg
LSEEE
de5-dem late Of Rehnoni
Rerr 70 Elliott Drewry Edmand, Davenport Co., Ksul
Psins o., and Ta-dE w'T'Ahi Nehnord. Va
NEW COMMISSION H0USE.-Oa she Isl
N VI FsSrasry p.1 sSr cpea uier The SIZE Of sTES'
GER Co. Commission House FOR The sale ofGi Kinds country
pe0duc 10 the once formerly oesUpied By Psnu 10 sboekOs
Warehouse b-dng.
1 attention hein:Sres: otoar eoG.
We hope % Slhre their patronage - 8. FENkB1E,
CT Rdoee "a yard comfy, Va.
THOS. J. SPENCER,
iai.AeodstH OF Charlotte c. T., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

GALE OF LAND.-The undersigned will, on
MONDAY the "a day February offer for sale upon
emc public auction tract NJ land Icing In the eoun-
~ OF Cumberland adjoining the lands David Bradley Madison
flanagan lands Of Mrs Martha 4 Chrrngtou aud
others being part the real a'e o Oornon Caring
ton decd allotted the undersi ned In the division Of the
same This contains about 800 hy survey
good portion l. finely nbered ard all Of good quality The
tract will he shown any person wishing TO examine it, by Ro
C. C-rTlrstcn
Terms cash. and the balance Ia equsl payments
on credit aad With interest from date, the
purchase giving bonds With approved ssuiiy and deed Of
tru,t 10 secure The same, I'D. c. MAYO
WILLIE \ CARRINGTON,
s2t--tds ELLEN NJ DARLINGTON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
cEoUEsTRATIOT SALE OF $4,000 ACRES

CHARACTERIZATION SALE OF $4,000 ACRES
y OF VALUABLE LANDs.-By virtue Of Decree from the
the District Of Florida will be sold 10 the high
bidder Public Square In Lake City, fla WEDSE
DAY, February llh, 1861 II O'Clock A. NJ many valuable
desirable Of snd Of which situated In saS
County In Levy, several Ia Maron ard many In
achua county, all either within convenient distance
Of the Railroads.
All persons desiring places the Richest and most convenient
section the State Accommodated for not only do these
many In all comprising IS coo scres embracing every
grade Land the richest Orange Groves and other
Unsurpassed Hammocks adapted culture Of Sugar and
sea oottons also the best Of wembered Pine Lands
equally good down the Poor sand HIS in which
ryrr-h--v dslsLttsl snSsa IL had, convenient
richer lands, bat nryerfHng abundant
ply Of ash Wild fowl and Thus only do thess Lands
embrace every grade quality they will be sold In bodies
varying 80 J by which every one can be ted
To those WISHING 10 remove the desirable
portion country where Qf not mor Of the COM
living be easily hsd than In any other country this
Opportunity. To capitalists sing Invest their Iarpis
funds In soeing and Of Increasing VAuS-noS
your tine such smother you viii not sEn.n have .
Terms Of sale cash, IN Confederate Notes OF Bonds payable "
coon ue sales confirmed BY the Court.
Bor further normston numbers Of vs. LAne, 20 oHsred he
D., Adde'S the suTcrbvr ~ G1nSsVls = fla Or Janes
BGRh:, 5a, pSshet Attorney, Lake City. ,o,o.o~
NorO-lArsS fTou distance isaypT savannah o., By Gall
HoOd kondAy morning. n reach kats City q VeeehR
a., Tuesday, IN time for Gle urSi day., Do g.. .
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