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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-06

of the 5th N. Y, made the charge. Not
satisfied with driving back the enemy's
skirmisbers, the brave General, amid the
roar Of artillery and the rattle of musket-
ry, led on his men until. nearing stone
wall, the lst Georgia and 1st Texas rcgi.
ments sprung upon them the storm of
lead poured into the ranks of our cavalry
was too much for them, and with aLont
one hundred prisoners they fell back be-
hind the battery. Our loss was very se-
we're; the lst Va. alone lost six officers.
The brave Gen. Farnsworth was killed in
the charge. A truer mau never drew the
sword. No show, nor style, he was truly
model General and in him we loose a
man who was but few days with u.s.. yet
we had learned to respect and love him.
On the 4th inst, having received ra-
tions for three days we started early in
the P. NJ, on raid around the rebel ar.
my. Early in the morning while cross
ing the mountain, Stewards wagon train
was discovered, and Gen Fitzpatrick deter
mined to destroy it, which he did in short
order capturing the guard, over two hun
dred prisoners, including Gen. Jones.
The train was over one and half miles
long, and was loaded with plunder of ev.
cry description. aaEaa.lore-ni9 i9 a
Coming in the direction of Hagerstown
on the 9TH inst, large body of infantry
was encountered. Fitzpatrick fought them
for some hours and then fell back. . II
was in this engagement that the brave
Capt. Woodward. Go. NJ fell. He was
buried by the enemy but his body has
since been recovered, and Chaplain Wood.
ward. (his father) left for hone with it a
few days since. ja5r G. III. B.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-06

RAIS.-Scolding will do no good, Of
course, and VIC would not scold if it would;
but really, if we were hay.wakers, We
should get discouraged, and take to tailor
ing, blacksmithing, or to anything else,
encept publishing a paperi For our part.
we cannot see how ton of hay has been
housed in this town, thus far, in good Or.
der; if there has, farmers have had
good corps Of scntinels on the look out for
clouds and rain, and feet team in at.
tendance bennington Bmner.bIsas5.g
v4af.Efg
GtstffN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-06
s. HOWARD, Publisher.
From the Home Journal.
To MY HUSBAND.

The love gave in girlish pride,
Was all such love could be "f
But now, my tried and faithful heart,
Knows no life but in thee Ga.
sit long dreary hours alone,
And list thy coming feet,
Till my heart grows still and cold
That scarce pulse can beat.
II pale's thy cheek. or, DER thy brow
n | mark the shadows stray, Wr
Earth hath not in it gift or JOY .s...,
Can make my spirit gay,
'Tis long since l, as priestess, first
Lit up thine altar fire.
Burns it not brightly now as then?
Did e'er my spirit tire 2? ., ..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-06
THE COLORED TROOPS ON MORRIS is.
IA

A correspondent of the N. Y, Evening
Post, writing from Port Royal, July "a,
gives the following account of the brav-
cry of the colorcd troops in the assault
on Fort Wagner: mss .a eue, gs.r
Frosh honors crown the colored troops.
So fully had their character for bravery
and reliance been established, that in the
recent assault upon Fort Wagner the 54th
Massachusetts were. allowed to lead our
veteran troops, nor did they Ito their
honor be it said) refuse either the lead Of
their support. :" WE A"' #a@f
On forming them into line, Gen. Strong,
who had by his soldierly and kind bear
ing toward them secured their confidence,
raising his stentorian voice, cried out, "Is
there man here who thinks himself un-
able to sleep in that fort to-night?' The
earth rang with the thunder of their
|" Nor Turning to the color-bearer, he
said; "is there any man to take his place
|if the brave color bearer should fall @
With lifting Of hands, and lcaping, and
almost yelling, all through the enthusias-
tic ranks, came the response, /" Yes !!
Yes! w "' 'i.'' "''''.- IHf '3'a'
From Gen. Strong himself as he lay in
his hospital four days afterward, suffering
from his ghastly wound, learned that
these men had "had no sleep for three
nights, no food since morning, and march
several miles" Under cover Of darkness
they stormed the fort facing a stream Of
fire, faltering not until the ranks were
broken by shot and shell, and in all these
tests, which would have tried even vet
eran troops, "they fully met my expect
ations," said the General, b" for many Of
them we're killed, wounded or captured
on the walls of the fort. No man broke
till fred unon .saus
legvnfgvtb a- .goa rsst5 sy5.t faal ,ts..a.fF
The 9th Connecticut, who had honored
themselves at Jacksonville cooperating
with colored troops, supported the 54th in
the assault. Several Of the officers lying
in the hospital confirm the testimony Of
Strong. The regiment went in 700 strong,
and brought off only $50 sound men. of
! IL officers, only three came out unhurt.
The number Of killed I have not learned.
About 200 are now lying in our hos
pitfalls. nte... !.
| Some, who had prophesied that the col.
ored man would not stand fire, but had
finally yielded in his favor, still content
ed that ghastly wounds and sufferings,
with slaughter and death Of comrades,
would quash all their love Of freedom and
soldering, and silence the boasts Of their
friends On the second and fourth days
after the fight, ! passed through nearly
| all the wards Of the hospital. On the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-06

gY Government gained little, in point
Of men, in one town in Washington Coun-i
ty. AS report has II 33 were drafted
tberefrom, SO Of whom tipped over the
$500 commutation, and the remaining /
was thrown out vt his examination, on the
ground that he was too strongly tinctured
with imbecility to be Of any Honor or
utility to Uncle Sam - Er. '','-'a ~
Xlog slrs y isI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-07

DEcEIasa'S BALE OF NscKoas,.a pa,
II sc2nse q I sn craeS cs SO DisTie. vu
tLs Ca. fsasrst. S.a.ss CT peIies, for she Esxssn
Dis.fio. Of Virs, MA mass on tas iSsh day 81 De
csnheg. Isa-, Ia h ssss ct the 4naf.dsrsis a:s..
w VIA Eaios 4. aei - Rseeivs' OF aid ueufs
proposed On T'ue.say = "a 7th day Of April isst =
tbs auction rooms ~ sc u Jsn,ss - F,ahAim
street., ir the city CT Ries r7nd 20 sci: pu,SS s
azctien, for CASA the sosics mg caves -. -.
properly % joan sud Essers ~ arc. s!s ~ = ~
Vac: saSa Sics and IA. !c..cs o. aeh' 90 49,
saa Alexander and petss. bows, essa fass sn AIS
Is years.: ESEIY II aRf, .e'.
ulit .l---sH1 Va Me-
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ES q. n. Geek, Aae.'s.

ES q. -. Ceok, AacL'g.
PALMETTO RALeua Ar AUoFIoE~oa
TJ6sDAY, TIA inst, a. 5 o'c,osk, / viii tsl.
tie corner OF &an sna 18th streets. the cssseas
CT tle sbc.e ssiooa, consisting Of
H@r ard Fixtures, Oyster Dex,
Gh.sss, rabies Kitchen Furniture, SIC
Eogs.her With :s.o years lease, ,hs reai having
been pad UP 10 tia 5th day OF Nay
= Possossicn siysn Immediately.
ap3 e ouOE, AIetE
YEC2aEJ. hULaS, BU0GiEs, LACE. &C. AT
Ia AUCTION --cn "a q GSEAY. tn inEt al
O'Clock, l ssiu stit, at ths stables q sr L VA
6eop, % Cd between Clay and Leigh sta
supsrtor aorsss
= d, Euiss
Top Buggy and Harness.
exes:;sat Hack and Harness
nniAsy and Hsrness
Eight Sp inS Wagon and Harness
ssa Es oSox, Ausss
sv Epvsnport = Co, stock Anctisnstrs,
fOifi,e carer Cary and 18Th sta, Eiehr'oaa' W
suALE s...tt.L ~ Tho cfHoe OF she on
w Dos,iaion Insurance. tompss'y sofss. ~
Cary ara 18th ssroo.z, st suction On fuSe sa
Lprii 7th O. snlnensng ct AZ cice= Is' '.S '0.'"
irg sTOCEs and RoSU5, p..,a
GOOD Ccnfassrats 8 per csas, ocassTs''1s n'ha''
T. go viss;oia sia.S g. xo5. lorg data Registered
3te, Georgia per cert Dcnds, Quarterly Coz
200 C,n.eds, -ste 8 pee esnt. Cons e't,b'e
100 stsres J s.ns<~ River and KAnawna s'csA
- 81 ares Fsrmecss sSna -,
81 shxre, Bank If CcmN1onresin
2yghsEe. 3ank Of n suti.>l2
sShssas hank OF Richmond
shares Trsdafa Bank
share RichneEa and Liverpool ptsAe:eo
end OH V uoads ard Stocks rse, Ivsd bsfore day q
csis DAVsNPORT~k CO
ao4 1905 s'ce@ hae''0ns""
ss 0.e Manassas Zap ss'l osd Rcn6s pr eeai
. $50 Cenr.Ge.sts IS Wilton Lo~". tCouponp
IN Sreves ssla gyc> nh Ion Ens1rss C toEp7y
1900 Va State S,xss, i..s eahss ,...
$500 Istsrss,.hsnisg Treasury Votes co1fta~
srsts States
1907 Manassas Gap E.Gscad sonds. psf esh.
ECO Confederate seeds. iW hinAsh LoA" y"
allie ia 1874. .,u
paNTNso@s - 80
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nenuuax. nOxpuuA
eyroMI or 1Hn
LA1Q1ST PxInTYxG HOUgnS
~ TIKI 00UfHD1SAOX'
HOY 1AL1:


LOCATED Ar RICHMOND, ~
Shs uuIeTs iSroa, dsslrors Of saAsins ffou ncai.
nscs wnich he he's puYsusd for twenty ysAls-lot
because il Ia rot rsmunsralise. bat psSacss ne
.siss.es to change his pursois. whiah WA require
his undivihe8 sttentioa-t 6ssz Tor sEis L.
ExrassIvl PRzHFSRYl
Tsis pressn:g mcst dss.rab.5 OPPORTUNITY hf
tnvrstuisr, 10 en7 well known PdhiishsT CT tshc'
azsr of susa IN q. aliishT4ent Its cspac'sy y
$50 TcKEES A pAYi
Ia now p.lusisg Ava Wosklies OF the Isfgs.> SH
cpl s,,o- In tie State. II hiss II ncfso Boiler
with Yneins-thres Asoss 80 fees tcnS heated ~
s.esm-uAs Fixtures complete.
thu FONTS or TYPE
Are very .srcc embracing every description for
nook PuE!e,HELaa ana JOB PkIkTlEa, and
are Ia coed ccnaI;icn; wish very large eupp:y OF
LEADS AND BRASS RULD,
and all tho Pixtures necessary to conduct saecsS1.
;n,jv AMI p-cn.saiy a lsrse buhnsas. IN t.wosd.
Tia estsblishmsnt l. oImp.s.s IA ali its appoint.
ments, nothing being wanted to reader Il ED,
Sne hcnss Is lscatoi On the corner Of Main snd
lAsn s.rceis, "a tie csn:xs Of business and Eiost
porulous part 81 the oisy. and k uadsr moderate
rsp,ei
Paiti.s wishing 10 purcha:s viii aeir.,s, for par.
t.casgs, UuAS. II, WY1AH.
sp4-1t~ :. Bcx 133 Riehmond, Va.
E- The Columbia Guardian, Chgglesiou Cou.
r:er, sayspuah Georgian. koa.Romay Advertiser,
Mobile ldy e-tiisr, Wilmington Jdur1kl Kaozvills
R4.iaisr ana Psterba-S Express will copy s~iss
week for one month. aud collect through South
err Expfess
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. SUBSTITUTE NOTICES

SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.
G URSTTuFB WANTED --Nxnssd. q good
- reliable man, wao Ssa coma we'll rssana
'lsaGs d to g., ~ sals.i.as-, Es nus. be cval
As !ea.s os sga. Fcs ca nDa will psy S..5et
ac in asti.isn s7s ger ,a,a:a du,iag tbs ccl..ina
'''~' - Ha uUrscz,
sp2-:.s Is Pearl street.:
NUaETirUTA WAx.EO--For tbs war i.
- No cs-alry company. A llaersl Price. fms
man exssa1. from al mili!.ry duty. Aray a. ths
Pose m e House cornsr cf srcad snl 5th SIS.
ap7-34*
CUEBHElUTE wtEPsO-Two .honss,.s dol
~ lsrsS.il be raid for Euss:itu;e ever Is year.
ta.t will bo ssssvsd al Camp Les. hone need sp.
ply ualeas well recommended spsiy ut ao l0l
B:i'srd Eougs, between snd 10 e'c.ocx z Z.
+ eD7-It"
CcBssi.C.I WAka go go .inio en- liz.
~ faaty aoEDAny ca the Esppshannoek. l.
gse3 piise VIII bs paid Ger Ssan ever IS yssrs
old. AMI u 40 caa ecs,s sEel recommended. Csl.
ct the eceler CT liza and Gary Etree:r ns.uesn &C
ard IL o'es, OK. xp7-ltt
GusaTlguTg WL"THi,.-Tcr q UEn TIA: caa
- came we'll .eoe as saasd, e.d ia over IS yeals
8. age leersi p:ics viii bs p:ii. Gal q. tie
ard Frans In, sonti aide. sp7-lts
{ Us3fTTUTs w.aTHO wait a lad un1-r
~ Is years age, to take my place il my CON-
pagv, Ter any paicd from two za,i to tive sara
Apply toby It room No log Ballard Eoass. :
CUD5r lY'yTE 10. s.uo.-A TSsssi Prise vi.
hs paid for suastiia!o over a yea-s Of sgs,
With "a tas rsanirits on stiles. Apply to dey 1t
room 10 lo2 Ballard House ss7-1.. =
CtUBSTlTUfn W&NTRO-A rei.e. - Subst..
- tu.s TO AXE tie pIas. ef u an In an srtillery
ssmpany. Apply TO DR. " Ii WOODLAND, at
WtAaMIon Cos: No l92 Vain st. ao7 IT'S
CuBs1 !rUvsa.-Wantea tao labetltu.es 10
On tn HORt rrtfr A IL. S.-SttL Ia
givsn TO any ems va. Ting t. 50 IL tho g. yies -
ap lit Corner Virginia snd Gary fts
CUa-fTfOr. W1FTND.-Wsn,ed, Is AYE.
~ STITUTE, to serve In the City Datta,lon In
qaire at aon ssm mas onsd officers rCom Capt.
Hau.e's bs1rseka on tn ssday aud Wedn ssday, be.
'twsan 40 u and r 4 .p7-i:.
1.-TWO tTBsTITuvKs VARIED -The "a
cAn c.ms .eu recommended, ina over Is yesrs Of
age APPLY ct The fisa Of I.bE 4 J ssFS. he.
@wera the hours OF md II Ills morning
CuysT,T0r1 Wax tsiD -7fae bisasss price
Ply =, = fALAoRg, American aos.i.
CUssTl1U n WANTaD-To 70 int, !. at
~ artillery company. None mead Apply uuisfs
exempt from conzcsiptlcn and well re eomm eoA a
For iaiornatloa sprjy 81 the efiics Of w " Pc.
80. -. ~ us.z aa: sp 7-2t.
G UnsTiTUfH W .NTRD 70 3 ao1,6.@sz-
u. we can coma VOL ,e:ennendtd, p join
Apply 70 = p GOODWIN. foFema N Dispstca Office
..s.a ~ g aav: ap lite
CUXpfITU n WANTK1ETo- = ran o7s- q
~ Year, Of s sss l.ssr.i p, iee win b patti ip
sas-s.. 'oaa!1oS : sxi = = ;;s ss s.,.
SUBSTITUTE WANTED.-7or. nam o..- q
~ yAafs Ct aga and we'll REQ moassS "a -s."h, -
pics ~ p raid 0al q y N III = G:va ~.
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Sy Sa:nsi-s ~ Arfnts, s-seis
[Jorper Gain AID 18th cts.

[Jerner ts.ln AID 18th stsI
TTXrgraIvE eAtD OF DsY-aOcDs i5o
H. EAEcY GOODS AT AHCFIoI --Gn TUES
LhY MORNING next. ths tn inst. coulmerc;t,
st ID O'clock 81 ogr W. rsnouse coTnsr Of Main snl
ssscr3mco. OF flesh ena sssr i1s5'ADsf aOuna
eve. oE.s. ay "a. AincnE v.ts:et will lie .oEas--
xta u; ces Blss ,hsd ,=t:ti'4ss
ECO Z" Pillow ;'asc CoEi.na
so 4" Fscsy Pfinss
800 +" Crgcndis gs<s.sns
so " Mourning - s,e;aes
50 Fancy Houssiunes
~, Black AlpAeoss, svies s-sirs
Checked Musl;ns, Fish I-;rsaf
Nt-ts slo.t1p .soso ard Eaii E0ss
E.;x. LIMA and 0ottcn Esnraurchie!s
Eaeay q pnst Ribbons
Tsffsis ard Satin Nioeona
Leu gross Bone EuapeEeer bats3Ea
spcoi T.ttoa, sisz Throsd
E.w.us eiik, Prs snh Ess.ics
Linen sad Cotton cape
thae LseeS
Rubtsr and Horn DEes'irg Combs
Ivory RnbbeT, and Horn Fi1o Combs
Tontn Brushes, Hair Pins
Linen and Fancy Bosom Sair.s
Cap, Le.tee ard hcte FapsS
Lead Pencils and ran Holders
fancy Soaps, Pccte: Books
Also
EeveTai 'asss invoices, inelIciag a ssu.:ai "
.oEt:aeE.t O:
Hats gacts, and shoes,
with --hi.h ths sac will cor LII .res.
|. Tshss- CASA. SUHNE2 Il AEEsya
AZ 3-tds kuciirass
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r AR0N AND VERY YkyUADLD ToHAnna
I5EsTnH WIZ noa1 THAI An Ann n

r ARGN And vHky yAyUAnLD TcIAooa
IL gTKMnMRY AHD 1IxrUAn1, u m
'i1E6TRx WITH 1011 THAN An AUI1 q:
LAND ATTACHED. HOk sAL1 AT AUUfi0S.
retired from the busiuess, ~ sEasi ssh o. pvAs..
anct.on, On he premises, on TUESDAY. IL -
April, 1858 q O'Clock \. his large cad vsIush.
stcmmery In Manchester. toSatnsr wsth e5cu. ,,
esrs Of land attached. beun.sd By Alien, Es,,.s
ana Hs,asyid.s Streets The buiid.nss fer ;hs M.
pert A,e IN good cvdsr spd have % ass ersp,a -
pus w Ia strips 100 aos Seads Of tobsoso p.s ~
Eum and 70 Etofe sbous 800 hosshssds VIII am.
ssrvsss.s' accommodation "a addition. rhsv -
admirably well adapted 70 the rurposss for 1s,.S
they ware erected, aac besides are s,,o ~.
adapted for TIA raaEGsac.urs Of tobacco. Tn. nj.
viii embrace nins exseilsot scxows ard prs,.s
and all the stock, tools Ard fixtures bsinpsios y,
ths establishment, With tho right Of xaoedis;s ~
session. Takia& into consideration tbs !eeasor =
tbs property, Us aeaptednesa 70 tie strippins ~
manufacture Of tobacco, ami the low taxsSin IN.
CHESTER u presents 10 capitalists ard Others -.
V Veiss' 20 "'''' Z" ''''" Of 'ae'aS'.a
TERMs--An cash; or ore shlrd essh, b.l,e.. =,
1 and years. for bonds besring interest sscu,.S
BY trust deed. 3hs taxss for 1888 10 b rsid !,
tia purchaser.
Ps-H vxdsn will take pleasure In asovs,
the property 70 those disposed 10 purchase 4.
0CDDiN 4 AEPERsOy
NH 3l-tds Aueiioussu
p, s-Immedists.y after the scrsa Chg sass. III,
b. sold from tan to fifteen beautiful Lots In Nsvs,
addition 30 !Sauetesse:, froctrg o. both sdss :,
Alien street, running Eack II TIE Us, depth ana
nsarly. ADJOINING the rosldsres OF Ar Pe.ee ~
K.rey. These sre really beauu al Lots Ara
should attract fas attention Of capitalists AVA
Others TxRHs-At E.ls.
ape GCDDIH 4 lFPTpsOfs. kue,a
VALUABLE FAaN OF q L3 1oggs 20,
v to EancLs: ter, HO6 SALE AT AUUTT0S
Will be so,h q. auction, on the premises, On TUYa
DAY spril TIN, 1888, at - O'Clock r. the valpsh.
and attractive ecu ty seat iocsted on the Hsncass
Ter urnpike, near to tho battery srd in fan Vii
o. R;oAasond, and recently purchased rY DR. W a
Ecctt, who has charged his intention IT yes.tr
On It, It ecp.aiss Act as;es; Of which s5ou. eaas
acres sro In " ,oix, .ae saa1ee in god Esast Win
running etfsaso nsssirs through Il The improve.
mems co;;s.s. Ct "A excellent dwelling, ceuta.nin,
four racsns, tsa.dss KiIche II, Earn SiAns, ard n
| TIE yard Ia fac wall CT wa sr, and handsoua
es.ade .rccs around The yss.l spi dwelling Poss.,.
sica given a. oco. thgs sff,ra;ns has oAarcs toe
| psrsoes 10 seeure \ comfortable home
| TkRAs-ss sa.o and ros5o 70 suit the tidisra
| TIA taxes for this year TO bs paid by tho po.
| ctsset. 0CDDIa n ApPEhSoN
SD2 kuttianesrs,
| TX1H.LRsT sTonE; AND DTsLLIsG, ON
H. tbs Msnoassis- Eurnn,ks. .sesf 30 tie Peters
| curg Ea;lroad, F6R EAIH AZ AUG tlUd lin
sueds.sig after the f@rsgoins se viii bs goi H.,
| ssceilont Store sn4 Dwelling, tnesta5 ~ asoy.
rscsatlg osruvitd Big Ar Alex n Montgomery
| TKhM.-At sn's.
a.. 0ornAy x ArPsSscN, Auc..,
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Obituary,

~ 4 CaR5--T0 THE EDITOa5 OF TIE
~ zX5ArNEs DIAN LOCAL." Yoc sta.
In your pspsr OF 81 psii thst oisr~d ssriss o.
rssoutto- Ia the .ity Council settling forth t1a: i.
wss the bsl.et OF ths Council tn At tae dsorierl3
ms~t In tss papal1a,n ard that Kr Oil ,broox
ard others 81 pfassd ttelr appreciation Of the 70
solutions.
Esving a; wa you copy If ID, resolutions Ia
with there q nos ore word about the foreign Gle.
rsat and having asked you to co.reos 1t, and see.
Ing no corfec.ion lhls morning, must ssk yea to
publish this ssrd ei my oensa
30 ssr from expressing sny sush sentm.rts, s:str
the Es4ou.ior3 were una nI,ossy rgssed, = nam
Der did express fesrs that tho City Battalion CO &c
not bs rolled GU because If tho for,y element f
which fs Was compn.~d I'd Dsrr sad rays-IS do
Tended the Oily battalion agsies: any such charge
sud SD believed they krers IN ,le to be relied
on hxn any 3aisAiicx that might De tr susht here
Resi- stteuly, N u NIL
Ap N6 b. 1883. sp7--Hs
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r A1aaAND ExgErLHEr yRANs AVAIL
i IK0 as Hcet cts, ct tie oornsr q hlccdY
Eun I'D Film streets, FOR EALA AT AUU'
zIoI:-W,l' ss aaA = :uess.n Sn d: Pc nIss.
IN to !s.gs ana wei syrs1scd sssms D~s1lrg
Ioestsd o. above now In the ocsus.ns7 Of Ms
Jcntds Lamb, st Il 10 rerta. 81 s3tc par srar q.
with tbs rgst Of ps ss.ssion lsih Gsy ue1s tno
Eousn haa "a .is = or,gucdstf9rs Tor la 60 fsss
~ .-ns l.. bas i-an: q 23 feat By 1oA .ses
vhi,A VII be divided snso three smails: ones er
Sold a. 6 whole a. S,sy be de- led
FEaas -cue .higsi essb tho hsianee 81 and II
rarn.as fss sgots5:e goses, Interest sSaes1 ana
rccnred by srust Decd or sA eash. al the optl. n
O. tia nysasssr. Tia tsxes and irEu-S1ee f0s 1868
10 he paid by the purchaser.
an aODD:S r. APPEssOa. Aucts.
"AspaoME KasIDKN 3H ON TEE EAST
Inc Of y Il, bs.wssn Fra1kiin sad 0raes ais,
1.a.Iaes with the Hausehcla fu ni.ure therein for
saie 1t Gus;fon "A. tie rsqsoss Of Mr. asEs'i W
fEinusr ,,o ~iii SCI, st IN sicn th3 pfeusss. On
EATUKD AZ, the 18th sprii, 1873. st II o'eio;k A
H. tbs handsome fe- m, dwelling oosupied hy hiaa,
located a. above. l. Is hc7r'y rey.,. has roHna,
fccr. 1rd rear poIiieces good kisea:n -si,a the
sn tao Faraisure viii b sold, scnsis'inE u tbs
usual variety, erDsrs Gig sons sxsstens astie!ea
Ttls "a rers chance to score residence and FUR
ni.u,e.
TiRMs-To mi. ise ncreh:ssr Fhe taxea and
inssr.nsa fer :sie yss t, Sc p.ld ~ sss
spf CN0EiS AfP6nsoH, @tos'
sY-HaEH ENN1sOMA EUIaaINs LGTs ON
I fks West aiGs Of jefferson, batwsen Canal snd
Eyrd s.s fS sale e. GuGtioa.1iii he sold st gu >
t:on on ,se pr.m.sss on THTRsDaY sserno"n
Oh. cf april. 1861, at O'Clock. thraa hacd!o IN
Ic.s located ~ sb0vs each fronting 80 fei By i.0
fest t. IN alley, ard saoinisS shs tesi@sncs Ct Era
rsRMs a. sale. Tee p-rsiss r 10 ray b, tazss
for 1868. GiOelE g. ar .soss,
sp7 2u-s'oeeess'
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49,
pOgAWAY-s $50 REwL2D.--Kxn svszg from
LII tia suascsibsr On l9ih d ~ If lAss iebru.ey.
ny nssTo E01, jim. Es In about IL YEA. OLD S
sees ischss high; gingerbread c,lor: when Voken
h. left gray military jack.t with t!sek cuffs AID
small sius cord around tae col AZ, blank pa We
with ens3 white thread Ia them bloc strip N
sans and bsow9 fe.' hss; army shees tsrpsd c:
ssss on the brow Of the ~ ht eye iupp,ss 10
Il now in Richmond or vita tho army near FrsEs.
E cksbErg. fos hts dsivery 20 ms la Richmond,
OF eonfasa Ia aay .jsa where ese get him, :as
ep 7-eosi0." Richmond, Va.
DAnnwAY-Unths 4sh insf . negro GlKL,
II about Is years old. named Columbia, taa pro.
psrt7 Of Miss kinsr, Ohesse-. Was dressed when
sss lefs in dark coioref dress. with several psssh
o. on IT, and . blue checked spron. Her nunS Eses
In the neighbMheod Of the 2d market. snd her
mo'hsr lives oo Oh1rch Han. who Il also tas pre-
patty Of Mis- kirsr. will pay 90 for her d.
q 4 Lum2kin & Eros store, .ilsnklin 1t. o. Tor
sny Information that may led 70 her espssse;
M OTIOa.-fhe foiiowia g AA0RO NE lsit
~ or Deal kl1aa, In 0oooAixnd ecuaty, q few
Aays sinee ard W hsvs rsaean 70 believe that tksy
DioE Low. ssu. Aark seqpl.zion. .e.a .lou.
toS1R1. Aseu. s sssss iseh.s hish. Il, b,..k.
malI eye. rashse dslieass. about 90 yssss old.
WILLIAMS About s fest inshsa A.sh, 1T
y. :n.a sys. -: :bess e ysaEs ga
,!H1.;. xss.s 9 - 9i.eses haA. ysllaw ssas
soI6sos e . ~; 80 ea 1.,,v -,
D3AYl1a, He "a aho0t - ysasu Old.
= $500 49, ~ q = aanl1k - II 49,
= ~. "a ~ - 2 leseal .Ie.sea q Vt.
8 Vsss - 3 ) = :. !; a 9 S - 80 g
veeesR ~ = go q IT,
Q1~ee0W 1A1Co1oe4. Q o.
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LNuaMlTCnR. Uray GoODs, sHess. Aa.
Il WIN "a roia 1t aacticn. ss my stess,eaTUs~
msns OF Iufskrre, ktovsss O<oessr and olass-
waro, khoss, Clothing Dry Goods &c
-" sp7 ALEX H0rT AuAk
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HNrapst;lkL EOTICE lex rgHsIpx' sksk
OF F @SxH AND snAaoNAs. .H DAg EOIEs,
EcoTe ADD SEoss, lis - ErATI0EAaY,
FANCY GOODS SC.-!Te sDvle the s-ocss: al.
tmtoa OF t.s TIA 10 to Our lag, sac OF f:ssa and
ssxs oraoio-
Dry Gods,
Hats,
Eocts g. Eaccs,
Fancy FGcds,
E:at'onerv, & >.
70 t.ks pIane q. cur warehoass, eoinsr Main and
1874 streets, f3sH MORNING, commencing at 10
O'Clock Ths. essoFsg n " the largest s11 most
vE'u .bl. We have ev.r eRsrsd. Ths sa.s ~i0 com
Ecots, Shoes, ard Hats. ct 10 o'c,cek.
s.a.ioaery and Exn. y Goods, at Ii O'Clock;
Dry Goods, 3: IL o'o eek.
-ALS6,-
$50 superior F.ens,l Calf SKINS
2D box.s Concentrated Lye
sp .-lt SUMNER L. As.gET; Arstg- .
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4 Onn UcGDy AAk AID DtsE WOOD,
.4ftf}y L. Chests aid county, rear to ne
fnSnp;S1 four miles from aaushss CT, iar as;e AT
AUOTI f. Will Co sclf 81 auction ct cur II ra,
a. THT,EaDaY. lie 10Th pril. 1863. a. ~ O'Clock
H. In lots - SAT- purchasers Loco ,fds OF Oak ano
Pine Wool t., lie dsiisersd where 1t vas cut, on
tena Ia Chssse rhsid rear to Ms Bs jsnin Hateners
fsrul, ana within thEes-qna.s.rs VI mi:s * tho
TsamsNit sale. GOtD1u AppEnsos,
on7 Auc.!uns srS