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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-01
SPECIAL SALE.
Large Auction Sale Of
FURNITURE s. GROCERIES,

BY GEO. SHIELDS d CO.,
THURSDAY MORNING, DEFENDER SRD 1861.
VIE viii sell an extra fne assortment Of House-
w Hold Furniture, Consisting OF fue Velvet,
Brssels and Carpeting Da1aasked Curtains Cornces,
sofse Divans, Chairs, Tables, Whstnots, Burea as,
Marbie-siab Wash Stands, Bed-sleads, NArdroles,
Workstands, and Longs Also, hne lot Of Cot
tom shack ana Srriag Mattresses. Also, Ill be sd
ID fae lot Of Plated War, fno Cutlery, &C. Also,
an extra lot Of Choice kGmiiy Groceries
Al goods free, and to Be sold without reserve
Come one, cone al
GEo. SHIELDS c.,
dee4td No. . 4 q, College-sf.,
Oproslts Segasee. s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
LIE legislative

Senator Hopkins introduced a bin -
mending Section 81 Of Chapter 70 of the
Revised Statutes. The bill provides that
civil process for the collection Of any dam
ages less than $500 against a railroad
company, may be served upon any of the
section agents of the company As the
law now stands all processes against a
railroad, even for the most tri ial amounts
have to be served upon the President of
the Company, and the proposed amend
ment is one, therefore, which cannot but
facilitate the administration of Justice.
Especially IS such law needed for the
protection of people living along the line
of our railroads. People having cattle
killed, or furnishing wood or material to
small amount, cannot always afford to
20 to New ! orll to hunt up the President
in ordor TO get their pay, and many roads
IN this State are in the hands of a Receiver
The bill ought 20 pass Notwithstanding the
passes that have passed into the members
pockets .Nlacaakee Sentinel
A resolution was introduced making
enquiries of Col. Dbl, in regard to mat
tiers at Camp Randall The Col. closes
his note as follows
If your honorable body would consult
the Revised Army Regulations for the
government of United States troops, and
the only law known to military men, they
would learn that military commanders are
preciuded from reporting their commands
70 any other parties than their superior
officers IN the L, >. Service.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
From the 22d Regiment.
Fort Donelson. Feb. A. 49,

FRIEND Bliss Not knowing that you
have any correspondent in the 22d, have
thought to write This once to let you know
of our whereabouts, our late service, our
future prospects &c. For nearly 5 mos.
we have chased the Gaerillas OF Kentuc-
ky, and though sometimes capturing some
and always routing all who could get a
way, yet coming short of the brilliant ach-
ieyements accomplished by some of our
own brave boys, l have remained silent.
Being no longer needed in Kentucky,
we, with other Regiments OF our Division
have boarded the transports of the fleet
at Louisville, bound up the Cumberland
to reinforce Rosecrans. For two DAYS ev
erything was quiet on the River, but on
the eve of the third day, ard on our arri-
val at Fort Donelson, we were surprized
to know that we were just too late to take
part in the engagement of yesterday, Our
advance, numbering only 500 were a.tac-
ked by 1000 rebels, they killing only ten.
and wounding 20 of our men, while they
were beaten, and retreated with a loss Of
240 killed, including Col Golfer, aud Col.
Acting Drig. Gen. McNairyl comman :
ing Tennessee Cavalry; and taking Col
Preston prisoner, with eighty others who
were wounded Seine Of the wounded
have since died, AMI more of the Rebel
dead have been discovered in the woods,
probably the work Of the gunboats as they
were just beginn. ng to play as the rebels
retreated
For time the rebels seemed determi-
ned to get behind the rile-pits, but the
determined courage Of our men were too
much for the hosts Of Sout hern Ctiyalrv,
and they retreated before the few holding
the Fort; viz:-Col Harden, commanding
the SD Illinois infantry, who fought des-
perately and of whose courage too much
cannot DE said.
a Colonel and two aids rode up to one
of our gunnars and demanded the surren-
der Of the gun.
yes, I'll surrender soon | fire ibis
once, and suiting the action to the word,
he fired, killing the three and their hors-
es ins!anter | saw the spot where moth
ing but a dense pool ofblood shows where
they fell 1t is claimed that this same
shot killed 40 others standing in line in
the rebel regiment behind, and this is not
improbable with l. foot gun, loaded to
the muzzle with grape shot TIL dead
rebels and horses still remain unburied.
We hear of a fertilization IL miles from
here up the river, but we will rout them
out of that. Our feet consists of sixty
steamers and nine gunboats | think yon
may reasonably expect stirring times for
this department soon. The 221 is rough
and ready.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
N0TI L. TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of tie Estate Of Charles BeEyinsAd
deceotsed.-Iosod County Court-Ia PROBATE.
I ETTERS of Admin, tration having been this day
issued 70 John " lite aw, and twelve months
from The date her of being al ed and linn ted for
creditors to present tn claims against said deceased
for examination and adjustment it is ordered hat al
claims and demands against the estate of said deceased
be examined and adjusted before the Judge Of this
Court and for that purpose he will be at his Office
In the Village OF Do geyi lie the first mond each
month during IT, term above limited And it is further
ordered that said Administrator without delay cause
copy of this orir TO be pub ished successive
weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune week newspa-
per circulating n said ounty; and also thar h.
like copy 10 posted up in four different public ila-
places il. said County
$. B ANsLEY, County ,yu6ge
Dated January 26, 1868. AVIS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
aarThe Washincton correspondent Of

b" i he Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times says Gen Burnside
with great magnanimity, offers TO resnme
the command Of his old corps, and fight
under Hooker lie positively asserts that
he will not remain ia the service without
a command. holding it to be the duty of
every man holding commission to give
his time and energies TO the cause Of the
Government He Is greatly surprised and
alarmed at the threatening posture of the
Democratic party IN the North, and with
out vigorous and successful action bv the
Government, apprehends that we may be
subjected TO 4 Formidable FIRE in the rear.
= Caica4o IribUne
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

Arrival FROM THE ID REGIMEST.-Lieut
WILLIAM NOBLE, Of Company ], I'd Wis
consin Regiment, is now at home on a
short furlough. lie viii be in this City OF
Saturday next, and start for his regiment
on the Monday following. Any of our
citizens having messages for their friends
in the I'd Regiment, can have an opportu-
nifty of forwarding them direct by Lieut..
NOBLE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
Intelligencer please copy

Iowa Co. HARNESS SHOP = Mr.. I. W
Murphy has opeled new Harness Shop
on High ST opposite Geo Appefs Bar
Der Shop. Persons DESTROYS of anything
in his line will do well to call and exam
Inc his work, which needs no other rec
ommendation than to be tried Mr. N.
uses none but the best Of Oak tanned lea
Their, I'D employs none but the best of
xorkmen. His prices are arranged to
suit the times-being as low as living pro-
fit viii allow Ills intentions being per-
manent location in our City, he invites
farmers, as well as others, to give him a
call, try his work, and test its durability
and finish
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
To Nervous sufferer. o. Ho.h sexes.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RE
stored to health in few d. after undergoing all The
usaai routine ana Irregular expensive modes # treat
eh' without success, considers it his sacred duty
communicate TO MS afflicted fellow creatures the MEANS
OF CURE. Hence on the receipt of addressed enve-
ope ne VII send free) c1py of the prescription used
Direct to De-. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, 1SS Fulton Street
ooklyn,Y. N
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
Yours with respect &c,

Ii, A. kEN DALI.
LATER.-Nashville, Feb. S-'The Fleet
arrived here last Eight. dispatch from
again attacked that place and have again
been repulsed with loss Of several hun
dred, and seven cannon. We are ordered
to the advance 10 miles beyond Nurrrees
boro and leave this afternoon for that
place. r. A X
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

AocIDENT-A young man named John
Paynter, while at the German Brewery
in this city few Gays since, got his right
hand caught in some of the machinery,
by which be lost the thumb and a portion
Of each finger OF the unfortunate hand.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

Gen. Burnside generously offers to re-
sumo command of his old corps and fight
under Hooker This shows he vast m or
al difference between him ar. some other
deposcd commanders He f.hts Tor his
country. They fer themselves
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

CAPT Orfs' SwoRD.-The sword presen-
ted to Capt Geo, H. Otis, of Company |,
ID Wisconsin, by the members of his
Company, as noticed in our columns sew
eral weeks since, is now in charge Of DIR.
J. H. VIVIAN, Of this city, to whom it was
sent for safe keeping uutil the return Of
the Captain 1t is beautiful sword, and
liberal present t. a worthy officer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

M4so14c. Grand Chapter of Wis,
consin held It's annual Grand Communi-
cation at Milwaukee, commencing on the
5th inst. The following Grand officers
were chosen for the ensuing year
NJ l., Alvin b Alden, CIR IL. T.
r f, Malvin H. Young. Dep. q. II. p
!" C. W Washburn, CIR X
" Geo, Hyer, CIR Ser.
: John NJ Levy, CIR, Treas
!. . Wm. l. Palmer, CIR Sec
+ Edwin VI Hall, CIR Marshal
Isaac Sherwood, CIR c. of T. H.
] H. H5rleck, CIR Fl :
John I Wentworth, K \ C.
: Chas Lei sing. e. NJ 81 Y.
Orlando Foster, G. VI 81 V
J. NJ. kernev, CIR NJ lst Y.
Ebenezer Clewitt, CIR. Guard.
Robt Langley, CIR. Chaplain.
I" Thos Catcher, CIR Steward
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
Xix dRoTS, Ia FAYETrE Co


DB c. ". Roasc1 DEAu SIR.-l havetest
ed tie virtae 81 rrar n elieines in my family,
and sls1 in saea of i myself, and many to
VII, m have sold yolr medicines are ready to
testify of faeir virtue, l have recourse to no
other Pills but yours for myself AID family
when medicine Is needed, and find they viii
d. al you sly they viii, aud can therefore res
osGsnead them to m Customers ana fl: nds
with clear conscience. Your Purifier has
eomep'etly cured me of Liver Complaint and
weakness IN the back.
see that the Ohio folks are straining every
nerve IN the Cnion-we mean 20 DO our duty
u2 here, can tell YOU.
loars Truly, WN. GUNDRY.
Csc advegtiseIae-t In another column
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

bsS@ John ID. Defrees, Superintendent Of
the Government Printing Office at Wash
lnston, expresses the opinion that the OPP
inion that the abo ition of the duty on pa
per would save the Government 100000
IN his Office during the coming year.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

SEWING MAcHSEs.-The Sewing ma
chine is becoming an institution almost
indispensable in every family. Those who
use them wonder how they ever got along
without one. There are many varieties
OF Machines in use, and most persons are
apt to prefer the one with which they are
acquainted if it works passably we'll We
have seen the working of several excellent
Sewing Machines, but as yet have seen
none that surpasses the SINGER Machine
The Letter \ Family machine has few
successful competitors. For further par
ticulars relating to this machine, see al
yertisement in another column, or call on
Curtis Beech Esq, Agent for this city.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
u entiStrv.

DR. D. II. WELD, afer short visit to the Eastern
States is again in readiness attend TO all calls
tanning to his profession He has ed the right for
using the Ruber base for teeth which eableshint
70 do work at the lowest possible sgure.
Office in Whites Block High Street 4o,s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

ca Gen. Hunter, now in command Of
the Department of the South, has rosified
the Express Companies that all crinoiine,
and wea-ers Of it, are henceforth contra
band. Officers wives will be sent North
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
Boot and Ssanes,
EMPLOY MENU.

The IND rs med his, for segerfl years past, bee en-
gagged n mess which has yielded him at the rate o.
thousand dollars per anuuIn, and Is now viii gto
teach it others. The bus ness IS OF highly useful
and general eh racter adapted both to cities and villa
ees aud tia any person Of ordinary capacity, II
younr Ia ma female, acquire with (
hor.fs pract CO. and 10y which they hand
income Several youn licles who have received
irs rctios me, 10th New York State and Penn
syvana are earning upwaI Is of 10 dollars per week
it, and there is reason ly any one cannot do
InvaIids, even, do well by it. as It s no
pedding affair bat busiues that is perfectly respect
able Gentlemen and ladies' Of leisure who would like
to learn the business for their amusement pleas
ure. viii find the practice it pie pastine and
tina they will take great in crest in. on receipt Of
dollar viii send nted structio shy which any
person readily acquire the and these instruc
ons vii also contain patcuiar relative to carry
ing that it will be highly printable. The pur-
chaser If the prne iastruc ions will also be aathsr
lied teach il others and have rece we'd as hieh
dollars for teaching it personally to single y d
vidna auId further that 2 81 or dollars VI"
buy everything 70 commence the business ana
the articles be got almost anywhere, IN CITY OF coI
try. or If preferred, can furnish hem 49,.
ADpszss ALyoRD 7. PAkooNa, no, ooioio-
city s. Ssr York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
SOLDIERS AID MEErrNG.-A meeting of

SOLDIERS AID MEETING-A meeting Of
the Ladies Soldiers Aid Societies Of this
City viii be held at the Brick School
House near the Methodist Episcopal G h.,
on Tuesday evening next, February a,
at o'clock, for the purpose Of making
arrangements for Festival for the bene-
fit Of our sick a nd woui ID Soldiers now
in the service of their country, and their
needy families at home The co-opera-
ton of all Ladies and Gentlemen OF the
City and Country friendly to the object
of the Societies, is respectfully solicited
1t is hoped the meeting may be well atten-
ded by the friends Of the cause.
Intelligencer please copy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
PROsaTE-Iou.
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JNTY Co K

IN PRO8iTE-IDtSA OCNTY Co TT
In the matter of the last
will and testament of
vi liam jackson, deceased ,
To all whom it NAV Letters test auaenta on
the last will and testament of said deceased h wing
been issued TO James Hutchinson the Of
December A ID. 1862, and Twelve Months from and
after said day being allowed and limited creditors
to present their claims fer examination and allowance
notice is hereby given that the undersigned will the
first Monday OF every month during term above
limited rece examine and adjust all claims and de-
inands OF all persons against said deceased.
Dated Jan. 9Th 1868
s. B. AN LEY
County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
neuu ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. CLAIR NURSERIES, 7!
SUNNI ERFi ED ILLINOIS.
BABcocn & BsorHEi; ,PRopRIEroRs


Are now offering for large stock of well grown
uit Trees Of al kinds, ah les Evergreens and
everything to be found IN First G Nurse Ali
" rranted rs repre- ented. They have very much re-
duced the price of their standard app e Tr es TIL
Ice Of sma Fruits reduced half former prices
They have standard Apple trees t. years old to
feet high, ether trees proportion bly, large Trees
with high or l leads as Order d As an evidence
OF heir crit and adaptation to this loca ly subjon
air atkinson experience in the PIP trees
Many others might be added if we deemed necessary.
ia mers a. q Planters good straight, erect hand
some Tree takes up no more room than Ug y, lumsy,
Thorny i'warfs you get in Northern Nurse
ries You get the Best by leaving your riders
VIM Ianyon jr Burton and Beech's Grocery store
opposite the Post Ohce o. with Jas b. Padon, Agt.
To the Fluit Growers i'll the Vicinity
Of Mineral Point
Having come to the conclusion money could be made
much easier by the cultivation of Apple Trees than by
the hard, laborious and uncertain manner of Grain
grow ng, have therefore turned my attention some
what extensively that business and have for the last
diff rent nurseries, some from State and some
from IN It lair nurseries in Illinois, will be glad
at any tine to sh w of my friends the great differ
eIce IN the trees and the peculiar advantage of procu
ring trees from the latter place. in
chard four year old the T. Clair nurseries,
tordered when two years old that least half
larger anf much thrifty healthy than
year ods from nurseries in this State and looking
ike Appte Trees instead Of Burr OAKS and such is
my great preference for the St lair that have
ordered five hundred to be delivered in the SPRING
should have done should they cost twice the
money that trees from this State would COST for good
tree c Jsts no more attention than a poor one
and at the time is worth than of the
latter kidd.
not W B. PARKISON
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

DEMAND FoE GoLp.-The demand for gold
Is great, but it IS not equal te thedcmand for
the celebrated Chemical .Sa3eraflss. especially
where this Saleratus has been tried and where
its worth IS fully known Try it and satisfy
yourself For sale 10y most merchants.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

GLoRIEs N HIS SHAME.-The Inteiigen-
Ger man IS highly pleased with the appel
alton of Copperhead, applied TO himself
and party.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
The State State of Wiscol1sira-Yotca COUNTY CIR
cult C0lert
Henry Butler, Plaintiff.
II

cult C01ft.
Henry Butler Plaintiff.
0gutRst
Thomas s. Ans'ev and L zabeth Ausley, Defendants
by virtue of and pursuant to judgment Of foreco-
sure and sale rendered In said IN he above en-
tn ed action on the twenty third day of September 1852
shan expose for and SCI at public auction al the
front door of the curt House in the Vii age of Dodge
vile, IN Iowa ounty, Wisconsin, Thursday the 18th
day of February 1868 O'clock in the ernoon Of
that day the following described morgaged premises or
so much thereof may be suc ent satisfy said judg
ment interest and costs of e, to-wit Tie uudvi-
ded one ha part of Lot No q } = the Vi age of
Linden as aid out and subdyidcd and recorded by John
Wasiey and James Wasley, according Leg 5 urvey
OF lS4 commencing north A. degrees one hundred
and thirty ODD feet from the northeast
sal lot. thence one hundred md sixty 65) feet to
the southwest Main street thence east along
the line of am Street hudred and ninety o1) feet
thence north to place Of beginning lying and being
Iowa tounty Wisconsin.
Dated Mineral Point, Nov. Z, 1862.
GEORGE NESSERSMITH
Sheriff Of Ioaea County
COBB SUpDUrH, Plaintiff IS Attorneys. l3w46
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

l.. ScoTr Il Cos REPRINTS We publish
to-day the Advertisement of Blackwood's
Me-azine and the British Reviews, to
which we would invite attention These
four Reviews and Blackwood make almost
Library Of themselves, They contain 4
great variety of interesting reading mat
ter, ana can all be had for $40 q wear.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

Cooley LADY's Book for March, is al
ready received, with its usual amount of
Beauty, Elegance and Fashion.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

San Francisco, Feb. 9.
In the Legislature tonight, Corness
was elected q. s Senator on the first bal
lot.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Sight Exchange New York, in to suit for sale
by uEORGE W CORR
November 10 1851
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

Es- General orders authorizing enlist
ments from volunteer to regular service
is reeiuded " order Of the Secretary of
War
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18

w
They are the favorites for families. = Nese York
Times
1t has no rival---sctentife 4nses-scaa-
There are s. goo machines in in this country and
Europe
rms machine Is profitable and available life time.
1t is equal to ten Seanstresses
An annual dividend of 100 500 per cent {on its
cost may be obtained in use-by its posses
ms Is tha only Sewing Machine in the world maxim.
the Lock Stitch with the Rating hook and using the
giass-toot
instructions win be given, and all information by
calling at my residence
GEO. w. COBB.
23tfl Ag't for Iowa Co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife SUsANAn SrERL has left my bed
and board without any just cause oproyocaton There
fore forbid ali persons trusting harboring her
/ will pay debts of aeI contracting.
Moscow Jan 9th, 1868. GEO. ". STEEL.
4 .2-urzs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
WARD DEvLIS. "a rruEw pr4rrr
DeCIias = Prrter.

DCCIt16 - AIH$GT.
y chased the large and fashionable stock Of
ST0TES AND TINW4RE
Recently owned by VIM Lanyon & Son. are nrenarea
to do al kinds of work IL line with neatess and
dispatch Being both PRACTICAL woRKMEs -e fiatter
that we canno. fail TO give satisfaction
public requested call examine our stock and
ifees oelre purchasing elsewhere, as we are determ
inca TO sell our Goods at as low figure they can be
purchased in any house in the West wekeep on hand
al ait times, comp etc assortment of
TN, SHEET IRON COPPER WARE.
Complete assortment of
PARLoR, Box AND COOKING SrovEs.
Of the most approved patterns, among which may be
BLAcN oIA .oSD, FIRE w1 TonAheh'
NEW WORLD QUICK STEP
SMOKE BURNER EMPIRE cry
CHARTER OAK OUR FAyORITE
PREMIUM >TOyEs.
ers, the following:
PAKLoR STOVES.
SYLVAN, with and without Ovens
BosroN, with and without Ovens.
FLORAL, open and closed Fronts
COTTAGE STOVES, &C.. Be-, &c.
BOX STOVES.
OF al descriptions and Sizes together with few COAL
STOVES, 10th for Cooking and the Par.or We have
also large stock of beautiful
RRETrANNva WARE
Tea Pots Coffee Pots, Molasses Pitchers.
Mugs, Cups Spit oons
Sugar Urns, Creamers, Casters,
Pitchers. Candlesticks, Lamps &C. &c.
THE MINING PUBLIC
Are informed that prepared to make SHEET IRON
PUMPS OF any dimension, to order on short notice.
JOB WORK
or all kindssdone with neatness and dispatch
All work done AT our establishment will be
in every particular.
Il f L NJ s, G \ s II.
to continue their patronage to this establishment
DEFLlN d PRATER,
A. the old stand of Lanyon & Som
Commerce Street, Mineral Point
Jan. 2Sth 1868. S-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-18
STkAYI ID.

From the Subscriber, il District No 5, in the south
part of the ttwn of Linden, in June last SorreI
Mare years old asst Spring. She has a VIII stripe
in the face I'D three hte feet Sh is tall and good
siz d for her agc.
A liberal Reward will b. paid + the rtu of said
colt to the undersigned, for information where she
may be found. WIN. A. WILL s.
ndtn, Dec. Il 1862. 81 -9r*