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1b he FTee1aca ef Tennessee:
havftoen repeatedly urged by my follow
puldorf OF the Army Of Tcnus sseo, be(ure aud
since the late convention at Winchester, to be.
come candidate r Congress in the lth dis
trict.
WAS reluctant 10 yield my consent TO these
ii lendIy tG.rIcstatlon, in the first place, be-
cause | may safely declare preference for my
preset ;i;ion. (@s CcI. commanding tho 18th
(old 1thl fcuuesgac rcgimont,) with whose
gallant members have hoen allied binco It's
organization. and upon whose banner hlvo
seen five hnaorabI.' battles succcssiycly in
scribed.
But iha nomination OF Col. John l.. Murray,
seems 10 have provoked a singular want oi
| unanimity, f"T reasons whiclp will bc hcreai-
ter explained a0d tho renewed entreates OF
my comrades ui arms, indu-o ms 10 submit .uy
self To ihcr wishes, and docAr, a. SELF Z. An.
didalo.
do this with proper forethought and in a
spirit oi honcHt patriotism. lelicye that my
af!;aiioA with the private soldier, and nay ac-
quAirtarcu with his needs enables me to be- ot
sone practical advantage at time when hs
comfort is most to be observed. Without he.
ing much of politician, profess TO bo some
thing of a soldier. in my own humble way, and
do believe have ,hc good of the soldier at
heart, The more so, since / have shared hs
mar arcaos, his fare, and his perls hand in hand
aud shoulder to shoulder.
TIE next Congress does not convene until
late n February. Until that time, if | am hon
ored 10y an election, | shall be found, where
have been since tie war began, among the men
of my regiment. | entertain the sanguiue
hope that hostii;ties will cease with the fail
campaign, which will leave officer ard soldier
alike footioose, to go TO Congress. or home, OF
elsewhere.
! / make no claim 10 election on account o
any poor services OF mine, and if I.receiy,
but two votes shall be proud of them M,
aim ia to serve M country. / believe cal
serve it efficiently a. Richmond. But if n ma
jority of 40 freemen of Tennessee think other
wise. | shall feel 10 i'll will TO any one, bu
shall coutnre to struggle for tho rights of III
South, for her inde oendence forever and eve
of the North, and lii the world. and for tn
disfranchisement of all her cherEhe institu
'ions, fro.n aggregation aud misrepresentation
NoTy E,aPc -:iu'ly, your obt servant.
b. J. HILL.
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To Thomas y. steele.

>is:-Bcing fully aware of the importance OF
wise legislation in this crisis of our State, and
yor~ devotion to o IT Confederate States Gov
ernmant together with your ability and perse-
vcr.nce in tho discharge of all duties devolved
Bedford county, Tennessee do most earnestly
desire you TO permit your nams to be used as
Representative for Bedford. In yielding to
this solicitation you will crafty your old
friends and acquaintances of Bedford
Respectfully,
VOTERS OF BEDFORD
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Man Shot.

On Sunday murung the corporal Of the outer pick :,
guard thot and X lied man on the Lebanon pike. f0
attempting TO escape from him. He wes brought iuic
town after the urrence carried 10 Gen. Granger
heaoquart anj from thence Ia Hospital No. s. II
appears from all we lea upon the aubject, thai
he dressed in Federal uniform, and that he
succeeded in deceiving the inner pckets with psss
representing himself as private of the lith Indiana
Cavalry. When he reached the exterior line he was
ordered to halt and the guard arrested him. and qies
toned him very closely. but received reply Hi.
dem1aaor ustifyng very strong suspicion, the co-po-
raj Of the guard started with him the guard
When they had gone short distance. the prisoner
seeing gata open Cnehe ride OF the road broke loose
and ran; the corporal halted him, and the prisoner
not needing he fred and killed him almost INSTANTLY
the bal passing entirely throuEh the body and
near his heart. The deceased is about forty =
age, five feet six or inches in height, large and
symmetrical form, weighed probably one hund'cd and
fifty or sixty pounds dark hair (short) and INDY
whiskers OF oear years growth On his right arm
n heart within che lines Of which the letters
\. r.. lS24. in India ink. There was nothing found
upon his person that might lead to his Identity and
the suspicion exits thai he was Confederate officer
in Disguise, or professional spy. Some say that he
private In the 5th Kentucky cavalry. Nash
willie Dispatch.
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Brashear dtey.
VOTERS OF BEDFORD.

Yankee reports admit the full value of I'll
loss of Brashear. A correspondent of tho New
York Herald writes:
From refugees who arrived in camp to dav
learn the following details: On Tuesday last
at A o'clock, A.. NJ, not Unexpectedly. AZ was
stated, q small force of rebels made 4. cir ap-
pear rance at Berwick City, Immediately oppo.
site Brsshear City, and opened fire on our en-
campment at that place from two small pioces
Of artillery. The attention of our gunners at
Fort Buchanan was drawn to them. aud after n
few shots they wore apparently dispersed -
fhia, it appeara, was o ruse on the part of the
enemy, for scarcely had our soldiers been plac-
cd in position 10 resist any advance of the
rebels from that place when they were sudden.
y surprised by "a large force of the enemy.
which had during the night crossed Lake Pa
tourde, and come up in tho rear. Tho rebele
eptered The town, and our men surrendered |
am very credibiy informed, without making
any very determined resistance. Our loss on
this occasion was nearly one thousand men,
ineiudiug a camp Of sbout six hundred conva-
escent soldiers. But this was not the worst
part of the business. The rebels bv the cap.
ture OF our force, gained possession of Fort
Buchanan and Fort Shene, and another smaller
earth work further down the bay. On tn ese
fortifcatiaas were mounted eigh tceu or twenty
guns of heavy calibre, several Of which were
Aac htobt EIHo pteOSo VIC HSd An tulS depart
ment. -
Soma of the eces we lost were those ro-
Gently taken froin Camp Parapet and others
raised from the steamer Hinsman, that sank in
the bay last March. Altogether this is one OF
the ssverest blows the rebels have dealt us in
this part Of the country. In military circles
Brashear City is considered place of great
Importance. The Notifications at this point
command Berwick Bay, the Atchafalaya and
in fact all navigation from the Gulf to the at
'akapas counlry. The rebel forces we encoun.
tered.was under the command OF Magrnder ;,
aud is variously estimated at from ten 70 ff-
teen thousand. Tho rebels, in taking Brashear
City, captured quite an amount of quartermas
ter's and commisssry stores, as we'll as coDsid-
erable ammunition. The enemy also came into
possession of the personal baggage of many OIL
our officers and men who had left Brashear
City their rapid approach to Opelousas, ),
Alexandria and Port Hudson.
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Liability of Aliens.

The Mobile Tribune says the decision OF
Judge Jones in the Confederate Sates Court
respecting the liability of aliens is regarded as
one of the most important decisions that have
yet been given; and will have wonderful ef-
feet in bringing about cbcnge in matters genr
orally. For there are any quantity of these
poople who have resided in this city married
here and bave been doing business for years.
and since the war have sworn that they never
intended to become citizens. sud were granted
exemptions on this oath--mcn who are now
engaged in every branch Of speculation, and
doing more to depreciate our currency than
any other class in the community. We are told
that there are hundreds in the interior who
travel from towns to farms, buying up all the
produce they can get hold of and shipping il
to the cities on speculation, which 10 partly
tho excuse for the exorbiisnt prices we have
been paying all winter. Now that the Judge
has declared them liable to coDscription, the
country will probably be rid of them, so far as
their business" qualifications are concerned
at least.
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NHATRlNoNIAL..-The subscribers. sp,

MI MATRlM0NfAL.-~T subscribers. S1r
1Fl Asst Sargeon In the Army of the {
States wolid be pleased 10 open q correspon
young ladies Who ore mstrimonially incli
pressure OF official business precludes then
agreeable duty OF finding congenial partner
intercourse. and therefore com meells them l.
this expedient. The Surgeon in 81 years
hair. whiskars, and eyes, sed Of unexce ptio
lts; great amsebility Of temper, and well cal
insure happiness in the MAJ ried state, TO a
accomplish cd widow OF twenty-five Aumr
Assistant Surgeon Is twenty I've years OF
nair, blue eyes. and exceedingly viz sc;ous {
IS 'Dsdered quite handsome, aud desires
young lady not over twenty years OF age
be beautiful, accomplished, no aud have y m
dowmeht OF this worlds goods. All conn
strictly confidential; and u IN mutual e1
letters, a conGen iAlity OF disposition h disc
interview with real name &c. will bs exp
attention win be paid to any but serious c.
lions. as this advertisement la not q fri,
Address Surgeon q. L., and Asst Surg
Chattanooga. Tenn. TIy
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THE BEST INVESTMENT YET oFFEtE

THE BEST INVESTMENT YET oFFE +
IL wish TO sell my iarm lying ON Chicksr
creek, consisting OF about les acres OF land. 50
OF which IL No. ere * bottom land. IL adjoi
mill place of Mr.. Philemon Bird aud i aipaa,
from Chickamauga Depot. There Is betweo :.
80 acres cleared on the place under good len
III l. fac state OF cultivation. Any one W
bay such property will do we'll to call ON m
signed. tju2S-tfl WHO
NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. .--Ranaws
IL two weeks ago nv hoy EdmOn, dark C,
about 5 feet inches higA weighs about llo
about ~ years old, aud stAnrrs a little: he
slake his way back 70 Nashville. I will
above reward Tor his apprehe nsion and de
any safe jail so eau get him. Address me
toSn, Forsyth Co. Ga.
jnasl0-tf NJ GEL
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T 0ST OR ST0LES-s2S REwARD.-Neai
IL ma, Tenn, on the 26th June ~ SIN ali
box. marked On the top John Taium, A.
Which contains lot al QIarterma,ser's pa,
use To any one but myself ! will give the
wstd fr its delve-y At the Rebel Office.
quarters lst Ark. lnfsntry, and no quesiio
asked. JOHs TAI
Capt. S A. Q r., lSt AK. Regt. Polk's B.
jy9 6t' Ciebu rue's
NEGRO BOY LOST.--My negro boy =
In was sent from Chattanooga 20 Tull.
the I'd Of July, was lost in transit. He IL q Z
old and Of dark complexion. He is supp,
IN The army of Tennessee. and any one ssn,
Mr.. II. B Riyes, Ia command Of Gen. Bra,
quarter train, will be suitably rewarded
Ii. y W. re
1yS-6t" ii
Il IFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Lost on
L from Liberty Gap. my negro boy Ton
is about ~ years old. feet inches bigi
block complexion, and had on when lat
Of bias pants aBd grey coat, With doub'-
tons. IL Is supposed tnat he stopped IA
al Mrs. Arnold's. will give the abov4.s
one delivering sad boy 10 ne nj the camp
Arkansas regiment. n. ID. GOOOi
Co. A, 9Th ATkEns1s re
Liudel
Chickanargo D,pot, Tesp.
Jalyl5-li'
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lRox TUE CATHOLIC RECORD.
Eh~ N.lssuuTi state Cuns utlum--Tnssage o.
the OIdimanoe OF E.na uci r,aiInn.

J.fqzusoS City Juiy 1.-The following ordinance
a. -.,lnci. .tion was IA sed 10y the Convention this
ii... b. =, by vote OF 81 ayes against SO paws.
Oi /. 1nc first aud serond causes OF the twep-
;>'sA reoa o the tkird "tt"ie Oi tie Constitution
;. t,py Sbrcgstcd.
... ;. hat s!Ayery or Involuntary serveude, eS
,~p l punishment 0i crUe. shat! cease 10 exist IN
J. .I,.., tie 4fh of July, 1870, aud ali slaves
v..... stat tbal day arc hereby declared L,
--,. p.jyileti, hOseyUT t.at al pefs Jus enanc;-
i..... :Is ordinance shall remain uader the con
.r,. D1 o., subject tt then ate owncrs, their legal
,-..t.Nc5. servants curing the following perl
o.. ..-.'.:' bore ever forty years OF age Tor and
"NrE 's. ives ihcse under twelve ill they arrive
- .r a-@ 9, iseity.tblse, and these Of AT other
a. 1"i :.e th O. Juy. i-IC Tie persons, of their
rEt! r.t'srati;,so' wp, up to the moment OF enan
ciyhi'".. c'e ".susis c. slaves hereby ireed. snail
g -..e ..r I.tJ. gn,h tue acIyoes of sich freed
-. q -" ts.- .". - iLcn, have the same authority
aad cpi..r! over toe s,l men for the purpose o
Eetsa.ig tnc panSeas OnA sOd services of the
that hTc now Eeid 10y the master in respect o hts
provided. however, tlat after the said Ath of
July i5sO 70 person 80 held servcs shall be sold
- OF removed from the State by author
Sec. a. All slaves hereafter brcught into the State
aud not now beonglng 10 citizens Of the Safe shall
tLereUpon be free.
sec.A. All slaves removed By eopseut OF their ovn
TO any seeded State alter the passase bv such
state OF an ordinance OF secession and there
after brought into the State by their owners sha II
thcreupOu be free.
sec. S. The Geacral Assembly shall have no rower
TO pass laws to paie slaves without the
Oi their owners.
Sec. 6. After the passage Of this ordinances. no
slave Ia this State shall be subject to STATE county or
municipal taxes.
Gov. Gamble announced the withdrawal Of his resig-
nation. lie will, therefore continue 20 Gov
ernor until the election Of his successor the Ish OF
August 1864.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
ssg- Tho railroad bridge ON tho Memphis
branch, this side Of Clarkev;Ile, will be com
Ilctcd by Tuesday, aud cars will then pass
'ver Red river and run into the Clarksville
Iepot.-LonisriHe Democrat.
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NUMBER 20 J.
EXTRACT.
EXTRACT.
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GEN OFF E.l
RICHMOND. June Z

ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GEN OFF k.l
,,,,. RIcHHoSp. June 4th, Isl. (
No l3J.
XIV Captain :. W. Sims. Assis tant Adjutant - ,i-
efh will astune The duties Of Inspector and ~ it
tot the supervision OF railroad transportation u ,
rsiiFo, os oi the CoD'ederacy, Lately dschsrrAd .
lol. ". NJ Wadley, aud will proceed 20 execute lhv
same 10 the like extent with his predecessor, -
lHg through the AdjutAnt General TO this iRuGr'-
ment.
By command Of the Secretary Of War.
JOHN wITuERS,
iyl-lw As,,. ldit c.
as Ny Headquarters are permanently es.shlish,
at kicEmond. r. W sIAs
Capt 4 A. A.G
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gea- 1t is stated that one of our signal Off
GERS in Charleston signalized to the FederaIs to
the effect that now IL the time to make the
attack, as Boauregard's force is much reduced.
ae is in irons, and will undoubtedly be prop.
erly taken care OF augusta Chronicle.
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Posr HEADorAxrKEs. Ro,

- June IT'h,
l. Of 1t. Hays company on detached ser.
Cheatham's Division, Polk's Corps, Army I,
stationed at Rome. Ga. age IL years, ieet
high, dark complexion. sandy hair, grey ewes.
lor..sto Co. 3sth regiment Tennessee Vo;.
resides in Gvinnett county ia. The above
will be piid tor his appreh ensiun and delivery
At this post, or any other military poe. in the +,
craze States. ID = IA
julI-3Oi LIST 1t. and Conldg. lie
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REwsRD.-R
Il from the subscribers living in Catoosa
Ca, near hiDggold, on Saturday night last, tp
men, Miles aud Solomon.
DEscRIPrIos--MiLES 10 black. about ieet
es high, weighs about les pounds. has extra
tine white teeth, and when be laughs OF SIN
are very prominent feature, and has
downcast look. HIS age is y yeau-wore
clothing,
SOLOMON is deep copper color even
weighs l96 pounds, aud extra likely
yeafs old, has 9 very fine forehead aud IN
conntenance. Wore OF white osnaburs D.
shirt, and brow jeans coat. He ia supposc
making his way towards MurfreeEboro'
horne. The two would doubtless travel toge.
above reward will Ia paid for the apprehen
delivery Of the w o boys, or tlo0 for either
E. HARR.
iul1-iweow~ A. R THOR
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Posr HEADQUARTERS, Re

June 10th
THIRTY DOLLARS REwARD.--SerTt /,
Il Of Co. X. 47th regiment Tennessee :
So years. feet "A inches high, black wh
meaistsch. dark complexion, black hair, .
Deserted from Lieut.. Hays company Of m
tsebed service from Army of Tea lessee, st
Rome. Ca. June lst. 1858. The above re
be paid for bis apprehension aud delivery b
tary post. D.'S.
jul7 sod lst 1t. ComdR. Detail nt no,
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EXTRACT.

HEApQURs NoL. AND RECRUITING BURELU, - =. =
Huntsville, Ala, June 18Th lsG3 I
SPECIAL OEnIEs,(
No. 254.
l. Oniters %: the Tth 9TH, 10th aud ilth (B;-,l
Mss Regis are by orders from army Headaani q g.
relieved rom dgty in this Bareau and will iu airi =
rsJo'n th-ir commands By ord.r ~
Brig. Genl PIll.OH.
Chief pi I'm "a
JSo. c. b. vH
4. 4. O.. Gi7. vi
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'IWlRIf Dollars EwARD.-Prva:- u
Aiken. Scogins Battery. Light ARTILLERY. Z;
foiS. stationed - tlat'snnp6a lie =. aye 10 yep
hyc let sA inches high. light hair blue eyes rc$iJci
OF Catnosa c.nt TIA, near EingSod. was enlisted
Il substitute Mach l~t. ls6i.
Also, privatc H1rVy Olm-tead. of sarne rufu;n. u
statioaed at Chattanooga. Tenn. co sears oi age.
ieet inches high. gray hair blue eyes lair i.npl
ION, resident OF SpaidinR county Ca enlisted a
substitute in the month of December lS62.
Alsu. private joel NJ. Williams. ~ same comma
lSc"gia Bat;eryl Ga. Vols, (lste Gihson's Batter
Stationed at Chattanooga Tenn, about so ycAi
age ieet inches high, black hair, black eyes
dark complexion. by occupation a tailor was enli
at Griiin. Ga. May 9Th 1884, last beard FROM VII
CbaElesion, b. &. The above reward will be pai,
ihe arrest oil each at the above named desertet
delivered Al any military post. l. SCOGl>
Improved, Cart Comd'r Battery 1t
By Command OF 1t. Col. NEGLASD
CUmdg Post Chluanot
1t. and Post Adjt. linz,
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A SUBSTITUTE foH IS O0O.-A sib.i
n in the cavalry will be fUrnished 70.
rewIrd. by addressing y
jye-st' Ch
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TELEGRAPHIC,

ASSOCIATED rREoa DISPATCHES.
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aoX TnE woRLs.

TIE orsshz Of the Admin istratiun arc beginning {,
dsCOVLT III. the miserable scOundres who dsvc:
u .sevCs "a Burning deie useless towns and robbins
th. Atlantis st the South are cu sing the caus
wh..h hey arr paid tc serve The must I've bnt
:. q ~LJ G"t no: Sc that ibe cJut.as: which thes
vE!iaDs --'abisn ser.een cur own invasion of tb,
sub EH4 le ret~! invasion OF TIE North, Is one o
the most C.. Se bi, thal has yc been struck b.
t. .4s.. ..''i'n ~ 40 hopes oi the Union.
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RoM TUE TE ECSE.

H. docs begin o seem IL nothing could rouse tht
p,r-'l~ Ci eaEsy'"ania into a courageous activi y
srrr = 80 .eOe Amy have teen steadily advapc.
ing inso the heart Of tie state. Her tnwn8 piun
'. = - .-,j> ravaRed. her Capital threatened, ye
NJ ,t~s."- The rygIsh blood of tits rBworthy
Isce any noble pcrpo.e. RJJevc they certainly
br' the sycter-"'- whosly of fear, and The only
Il i... .-treet.
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~. a \ u. Il!T. VI
81 Aiss'~~ippiau 'Jsck-ou) copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-17

Rschudaad Aug. Is, 1868.
~ INSTRUCTIONS to Agents.-In con-
seoslence az the enhanced value OF goods at
the present time, and the greatly increased
risk attending the transportation, u Is ne
cessary that shippers should IN All case. cases,
state the value Of their goods al me iLnas s
shipment, and that the same DC lnsertea IN
the receipt, when the cna.gen VII ou n"u
in proportion to the responsibilities assumed,
and Won are instructed TO inquire the value
of each article offered for shipment, ana nave
same inserted in receipt, which must be gwen
for all articles forwarded by Express.
That the object Of this inquiry may DE I'M
derstood, you will advise siipPe,s 'na' Wv. .,'e
liability of this company Is limited oy the
receipt TO an amount not exceeding Jyty a%-
lars Cs5O for each package, and Tor when
amount only can the company be held re-
sponsible in case of loss, Af'tess me ont"e nc
expressed in the receipt at the time Oh snip
ment.
When shippers fail to give the value, You
will insert in receipt for single packaSes, al
ter value, mot exceeding nifty dollars, anu
where there are two or more packages on
one receipt, mot exceeding my ooiiats eacn
package" and call the attention OF Shippers
10 the same and in all cases enter value on
the way bills.
When receiving packages OF gold, silver,
bank notes, and bonds, require the shipper
to state the value in currency, and have same
expressed in the receipt, and charge for said
valuation, noting the value on way bills.
H. B. PLANT, President.
Augusta, Ga, July l, 1863,
The above circular of instructions is pub
lished for the information Of our patrons.
Shippers will oblige by complying with it,
au TIT Ii. A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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ByJ & T. HnasH, .5"cf'"''rtr''
iSycamore ST., Petersburg

A VERY valuable fasm ~ bnwtidie .vsD /.
IA Auetion--on Tuesday, Ihe tSth hfs' r. Tan
seioek N in front o. The store oil Mess = -,
uili shall sell al aGetiou that vsaSIF
IN the county uf Duwt,die kno~n As th' - slu
Bank = being "a n.es fsoin Petersburg ~Ds ,J 40
the Court House on tie boydtnu fiahAi'Se' % Al
from kora's neIot on The South sue ,,.,lsf
Joining the laais OF In T. Lewis Eay wa "" .pi
Rexef Atkinson Jas Turner, AGcebim ih"'t !.
Wn Barrier, containing Oiu acres Va ~N,,tD
tween 500 and eoo OF which u IA "f'S'h'
heavily tmberej- = s,ti iroia
There q GU tbs tract every diversity 81 80 - :
lig h, ersy 10 red stan sod tboegh The saoaV
most Invariably red clay ..,...,,. yvoa q
Tals Farm, is well adapted 10 all u Tue i,,f
usual ia this portion II the state has . . fW ~
adaited to wheat ard tobacco. IL ~ sse a.
sarde as Que of The finest FARMS N t''e "a IA
situated Az il is ia Que II the best heish - an
the country presents isdueegseats rasey s>,.l
The baiitmss are such III are usasV ps..a
qaal Ter pi.utatens, saeh a. ossfsest SN''''
quarters. barns, &c. cary Ne ;
This place is well wstefcsl, and has se'aF W 80
meadow land. All things eeslsidsfsa, y 49,. m
doubt olse Of the hest farms offered ter ss hsss
war, and capitalists should examine, 'a w.
Investment can be made - xass
lwili aleo sch ~ The purchaser, rNa,wx2 =, AID
Cfop, Farming Ute0siis, sc. Aise, sssa .,smA .
seed Il fur hinl this fall fsryons wnhht ~ ~. "a
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