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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-15
Wonders of the Atmosphere.

The atmosphere rises above US with its
ethereal dome arching toward Heaven, of
which it is the most perfect synonym and
symbol. 1t floats around us like that grand
object WA the apostle John saw in his
vision, "a sea Of glass like unto crystal"
50 massive is it, that when it begins to stir,
i: losses about great ships like playthings,
aud sweeps city and forest like snow. flakes
to destruction before it.
And yet it is so mobile that we have lived
for years in it before we can be persuaded
that it exits at all, aud the great bulk of
mankind never realize the truth that they
are bathed in an ocean of air. It's weight
is SO enormous that iron shivers before it
like glass, yet a soap bubble sails through it
with IMMUNITY, and the tiniest insect waves
it aside with its wing. 1t ministers Law
ishly to all our senses. We touch it not,
but it touches us. Its warm south wind
brings back color to the pale face of the
invalid; its cool west winds refresh the
seyered brow and make the blood mantle
to our cheeks even it's north blasts brace
into new vigor the hardened children of
rugged climates.
ni6cence Of sunrise, the brightness of mid.
Ady Tic CuaSltuSu T1utdbEc Vi the morning,
and the clouds that cradle near the setting
sun. But for it, the rainbow would want
its triumphant ARCH" and the winds
would not send the fiery messengers on
errands around the heavens the cold ether
would not send snow feathers on the earth,
nor would drops Of dew gather on the
flowers. The kindly rain would never fall,
nor hailstorm nor fog diversity the face OF
the sky; our naked globe would turn its
tanned and unshadowed forehead to the
sun ; and one dreary, monotonous blaze of
light and heat dazzle and burn up all
things.
Were there no atmosphere, the evening
un would in moment set, and, without
warning, plunge the earth into darkness
But the air keeps in her hand shield of
her rays, and lets them slip but slowly
through her fingers, SO that the shadows
of evening are gathered by degrees, and
the flowers have time to bow their heads,
and each creature space to find place Of
rest, and to nestle to repose. Il. the morn
ing, the garish sun would at one bound
burst from the bosom of the night, and
blaze above the horizon but the air watch
es for his coming, and sends first but one
little ray to announce his approach, and
then another, and then handful; and so
gently draws aside the curtain of night,
and sloy let's the light fall on the face of
the sleeping earth, and like man she goes
forth again to labor until evening. OUR
terly Rerieo.
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HoRAcE VERNET's FAcILI1Y.-Thc Cafe
Foy, or the Cafe Veron, we are not quite
certain which, bears singular testimony to
vernet's facility and ingenuity. Being in
the cafe one day when customer angrily
threw an inkstand up to the ceiling, the
artist babe the landlord take comfort, get a
ladder, and with his brush made the un-
slightly blotch take the form Of bird to
the delight Of the landlord, who has refused
the most liberal offers for permission to
cut the bird out from the ceiling.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-15

A QUALIFIED FoRGIvENEss.-An old ne.
gro was on his dying bed. Some one had
done him great injury, the commission
OF which his faithful minister had labored
to induce him to forgive. At length when
just on the verge Of the border land, a
strong last appeal was made. "Tom, won,
you forgive him ?" "Well, massa, I'm 90.
ing to die. | suppose must but II ever
gos well I'll give him another dig"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-15
The Rockford Nurseries.
Every Description Of Hardy Trees
Put IN in fine order and at low ratcs

Put up in fine order and at low rates.
4oo, 900 Choice Hard Apple Trees adapted to The
West standards and Dwarts.
Pears. Standard and DIV arts.
A good stock of Dwarf Cherries-D axes and Moril-
los all hardy and pro ioctive
GRAPB ,INss.--A large stock Of Delawares, Danas,
Concords. Cuyahogds, Rebercas, Hartford Prolific,
and host of other appr' we'd new hardy Grapes.
O0n .000 Naples from to years old, and price
from $40 per NJ, to $40 per hundred.
STRAWBERRIES -Triomphe. De Grand, Wilson's
Albany. Peabody Prolific. &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING Cane, and Doolittle's I'm.
proved, Brnckle's Orange, &c. @
L. OsNAMENTAL SHRUBDERY In great variety. A
large collection of Evergreens, Green House and
Budding ants in profusion.
Leave orders with Bass L Elmendorf. at IcC'regor ;
z X. Bent, West Union William Baxter, strawberry
Point or NJ. W. rrott, travelling agent.
Catalogues sent on application.
Apply to J. S. suEARMAN, Proprietor,
334yl Rockford, ILL.,
&C. NerIcs.--It having come to my knowledge,
that sundry parties using the name of my Nur-
s''y to sell their TRASH, hereby give notice that
John l.. Pare is not. and n'rer has been my agent.
neither has lie purchased AND nursery stock Of
ME, consequently 1 do not hold myself sponsiblc
for his contracts. J. s. SIlEARMAN,
Proprietor Of Rockford Nurseries.
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So We design 10 make this department OF th,
from agricultural and horticultural friends an,
information which will contribute to its value.
fopSheep Fodder.
A writer in the Germantown Telegraph
says that the very best article Of white,
feed that can be provided for sheep if Gu,
before it becomes over ripe, and properly
made, is the coarse grass Astounding in oul
natural meadows. ] have generally Gil,
from five to eight tons of this grass, and
although not of the best quality of meadow
hay, Ehave wintered my sheep on it with
out the assistance Of any other hay, and
carried them through more successful, and
Will less loss than am confident | could
have done by providing them any other
keeping
There is something peculiar about this
hay that renders it extremely palatablc to
coming soon cloggcd; their appetite for it
unless Initiated by the occasional use Of
other and more luxurious food.
Since the introduction of cutting ma.
chimes have used but little long feed, pre-
fering to cut all articles used for fodder, be
no ShaIoStSi VI us HAihty WHAT IL i
am assured that very great saving is ef-
fectcd in this way.
me thing, however, should be borne in
mind, and that is, that the actual value of
ali fresh grass is greatly increased by carly
cutting. To let it stand until the fibre
has become hard and wirY, and the seed
mature, is always an injury to the grass.
Probably the same rules for cutting and
curing meadow hay should be adopted in
cutting Timothy hay. The seed consti.
sutes a valuable portion Of all hay, and
when the cutting takes place about the
period of inforescence, the hay, although it
requires somewhat more time and labor to
make it, is Of greater value than when it is
cut at a later period.
The poorest grasses produced in our bogs
anil swamps, If cut before they become
dead ripe, and cured soitA salt, will be ca.
ger'y eaten by most animals, and may be
made greatly to assist in carrying through
a stock of cattle when there is . scarcity
Of other feed. Hundred of tons Of meadow
hay generally Of the coarest kind, arc cut
in some sections, and thousands may be
cut annually, in the same township, with
out exhausting the natural supply, when
its value for feeding purposes is duly APP
pTeclated, a more strict economy Of so val
. liable an article will be observed and no in.
considerable saving effected by those who
can procure it and who know to what i'm.
portant uses it is capable Of being applied
A Sussex FARMER.
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r AM Agent for the state. Of Iowa, Wisconsin,
l. and Illinois, sell you the Right to make aud
use It.. mean the celebrated Port able Farm Fence
for which Letters Patent granted to sylvester
Denton, by the United States, Feb 2lst, 1860 L. is
considered tn" best In the u. s., for the purpoes in
tended. am Farmer and have the Fence In
Send me THREE DOLLARS, and / will forward by
return mail, a Deed, covering all the land you
may own OF occupy in county, with fu,; direc-
tons for building the Fence.
Large Inducements offered to purchasers of Town
and County Rights. Correspondence Invited.
Address. j. Is. CORLETT.
January 20, lse3na2Ar6 Farnersbury Iowa.
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Wanted I'm M cdi0fel~.1

I -000 O00 HOOP POLES, loo, 600 rork ri,
Poles, 200 ,OCO Pork Barrel etaves =
BAS1 ELAENDORE.
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Agricultural.

AJr We design TO make this department OF the
Tiass leading feature OF the paper, and invita
from agricultural and horticultural friends any
Information which will contribute to its value.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-07-15

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with Nature ass + disease.
q ii i full dfyu the EweLad rjodIrr
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liver tni tina wreo
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wei the NY GrrEss ersatr
POI o e t u,rro rr.tn
i'm tid dh o the Liver ing ndre
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IN mind tina my
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=. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor,
Sold dealers (oll Fametmg
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BY slaughter, Eicklin 4 CO, Aucts
1852 Main etre0t.

nR THURSDAY, Juse 18th, commencing at
~ 10 O'Clock, We will sell An assOrtsd lot Of
1resh BLOCK ADJ GOODS, Consisting In pert Of
Letter, Cap. and Note Paper
While and El # Envelopes
EEber's Lead Pencils
American Pius Hair Pias
Percussion Gaps. Pant Buckles
Drssiag Combs
Agate Zone aud Lasting Buiton1
Rich Black Silk Hantels
Coiorsd Tar:e ons, Curtain kuslIns
karseitle5 Ves.,ngs Bisxehed Co.tons
And great varsity OF Dry Goods.
-ALSO,-
H0UsEKEEpiNa GOODS.
white Dinner Hst
l kAadsons Tea 2sI
CRators, 01tists, 80
AND
Rosewood Sofa
! elegant Brussels Carpet, sntir.ly rew
Stalk and Passage Carpets, etc
Also
40 lbs Brass Wire No C, in perfect order
superior Double barrel Shot Guns
100 kegs Cd Eomlnion Haiis
10 boxes Tallow Canc!ss
bags Rio Crffee
b0,s Brown tugAr
chssis Pima 0unpavdes Tea
Ana other Groceries
,.s SLAUGHTER. rlcKl1N 4 90:
WILL BE ADDBD-
80 hbls choice Brown Sugar
Dbl Hops
And large and varied assortment Of Plated and
Tin Wsve. embracing many scarce and de-
sirabls articles.
sLAUeHT1x, fiuKLIN 90,
JOLT Auotlousees.
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A DJERIBLo BMALL PAIN IN HNNBIOO
IA 00UNTY.-l viii sell Of auction. On the
promises on MOND Az. The i31 Juns, ct s O'Clock,
1lehmond, and n miles from the Osnal, BOW eeeu.
pied b. ne james E Hills. onehalf OF the land 10
cleared, the balance In wood. fhs improvements
eon,ist Of dwelling with four rooms, together
with the usual outbuildfngs.
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
isiS Jas Il TAYLOR, Auct.
VIII b sold on MONDAY, SD June. ct 81 o or,
(lmmedisssiy after the sale Of Ae Els's Ssrn,) Ne
sdjcinips farm. owasd BY NJ Samuel HonMen,
thereon. About 30 sores cleared the balance In
woods The farm lies Immediately on the oppo.
sits side Of ths 70 I'd from Ar HMik
TRIMS. One-sh'rd cast the eat&ncs ct 8 SID u
" isM WIN '' JAS s'i 4 r x or xastr
- OF RiOHNOND -Pursuant to the dsc tss VI
the Cirsut Court Of the city Of Richmond. entered
on the Oh and 18th Of June. 1863, In the salt Of
Holland end wife sgsinst Fergusna and hxD,
shall, On WEDNESDAY,, the - day OF June.
public auction 70 the highest b!ddse, LOT on the
foush side Of Cay street. between FIRST and Sec.
ond streets. In ths city Of Richmond, fronting dfty
feet On Osry street, and running back 1tS feet 70
N alley II Zee. vds Ga this lct !, brsss dwell
TRAMs.-Snes bird cagh; ono thLd IN Gx months,
and the rsms ialng ,hild In twelve months from the
day sale, With interest &died en- the daf,rred
payments from the day Of sale, tbs purehaepf CIV.
and tbs tiss to III, property to be wi.hhsd the
whole purchsss money 70 pad The purchaser
will have the Liberty Of pa! g tbs y DO purchase
n,ensy In cssh, upon d)ln8 mich ho Will have
deed With special warranty made to him ct once.
TIIos J IvAHs, Special Ccmr,
i31G JAS N TAILOR, Auct'r
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Real 1s.ate IN tho City Of Richmond, ON lat
AID Canal Streets and On let, between Byrd and
Arch streeia-As COmmlss'ona Of the Circuit
q uet Of the City Of Richmond. BY . decree pro.
nouncsd the 10th june 1863 In the Ne VI Pitch.
against Pitcher, 80, shalt proceed 70 xell, at
public auction, tbs prsmLes. In the ordsr advsr.
t.ssd on FRIDAY, the june, ls6 At Il o'clock,
n, the following RAJ k3TAFA belonging 70
the heirs Of the iats John Pitcher, decd viz {:
The Lot, with the thrcs bI.cA teusmsnts thereon,
at the horthw sst corner Of fEt snd Oansl str
Also tbs Lot Ut the Southeast cosasz of First c1d
Byrd s.rests with brick tsusnsat thereon. The
said real estate win be divided to suit bidders.
fEREs -onethird Gosh; balance st l aud 2
yeare, for negotiable Notes, intsrest Adsd and title
TetAi ed tn all the purchase mersy is fully pad
CO ali cash At the option OF tina paEchaes, Q. 1hs
tsxes and Insurance fos ttii year b. paid b. the
purchasers. JNO YOUNG,
IL lG s;Dr1f
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DUBLIo SALE OF u g. WAGONS AND
HARNESS. leo OLD WAGONS, PAkF2 CT
WAGONS; ALSO PARTS OF HAKEESS-I
will cffsr for sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash,
at Hanover junction. on THURSDAY, tie S6sh
inst, at haifpast 10 O'Clock, the above named
property.
By authority Of tho Secretary Of War.
HUNTER, Cspt and ON.
Hanover Junction, jane II, 1861 Il $685.
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nv THUREDAY, June 18Th, .: 10 O'Clock, at
cur store. Will be sold large lot of-
Eecond-h hand furniture, Cooking Et0ve
OruSkery and Glassware
Iry aoocs, Ready made Clothing
thoes, Tobacco, and olga q. etc
--ALSO,-
Several fae I'D and Silver Watches
Jswelry, 70 OVERS 4 WILLIS,
ial1 Aucticne>T3,
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a nrsv nSvu- a41-
~ no0ra xSn anO1s ~ eo0pA
HGWv noSW Svc9, xAnQY 00ODS
I1SI0na 6n<7Mn NI vHsO 1D0I
- 90 AooAY nagA
vsrshou1 $3.50 ~ ~. 80 - ~, y -, g ~
MN IN " -. ~. ....ss.. ~ 'Ssa sResls. ~
~ esS p..ss ~ MxsSs :. ~ II As.
Sirra aes.sc-x e1 - She0 u.
s~IIs.s~.s ~ ~. Sy, ~ NJ
1ciic@. ~' "sAs. W s9sosssse y Pert q
Tsss..a sAa
11Tsc~s ns2sa
1seesss fsss~sS ~ -.
1i~sS I'm TcsssSS1.
~. nSisisSs zi.sss.
1issI saS Bad 81 WSh. rr.s
La1Ios' 4 q H6fk I'M -
Ia6asos VGSiAo 0o2soo -. Ill.,.
S00.verA Vlhiis ~ 0elers3 ~ r..
1eciI.a 1{ns No. Sc~.ss. w Vossoo
6osnH1 Rihho.s ~ Ieas"s.
UmNeeIloa 0o0en1eea- II~~
On. Iafiar. ~ IoeN taser 1."
Pena IA ~ Hoa6sra' fscS S..sHkDss
vlolin Si,inSa 0oaoss2
Iar.s M vsimeAIs s~C<."..
Wa1afr. 0aakoif 49,. AiHo~: os~e
OhaIk 0rnVons. Pofso 1oonsies
Hursos. IVORY ~ HON 1i.e SicmA.
PhlmAiea poeae1 ma 1911
WioAsor Rosn. NM. ~. Sc Vonee
100 erom Iactins Hottnne sose
iSrissnois -. IA TsSi. a.....
lritennia Tahle ma nsss.t -.
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NV RI0nnonS rnsArxA
k.s ~ ssass Maaas.. Z DoHssY osnss
wwulsoAv nv1Huus. J.s y. is@
PR 90 n0As ealy. Ne 0pwasas Play o.
MARIANA,
AxA1oH e. raa A x1aa: $1,000.
Mn Mia Wcsa 9 NaelseaA 10 wilea oncrss'~
- Nm siae several Sseatiiel $780,
p'osgsy OCoee as.......::. Pan 0~'H
AnA ~ oayse COMPANY u No ossss'
Dsnss uallO.s' Hosnp,0sI.. I'M" n FG''ns''o-
ooaelud. with @ =. :.%:2 o,vn
THB DUN3 ~ WOMAN.
0o"'y o sssis: r~..as.oa,
In the caste
Tomorrow. bsu.ns Of Mis- ILIzA wRsH,
"n'' WI r y Or TIN 1eRlss'
1nr.A..rr.,. tn. b..n.!iel a...os Play Of
A1HANDi
rHr PR. AND ran PEASANT.
sl7-lt
M .TxoF0la1AA .AII'
~ xALLO1Y.............. Acting xaaaesa.
0HAHoI OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY.
a1nAY ATTRAoTIon TONIGHT.
r~o n,h,h,t,ona In ona Grand Review Of
GEN. LnD1 AR3Y,
From Lee kaliosy's famous ,o,.
1'' Great suzIzsauz -
Twenty two Performers,
New Songs, Burlssqass. and Witsicisms.
rTcksts for the BensAt Of JAOKSOH's
sTAtUE win b admitted every Night this week.
II Sec bills Of the day.
~ In preparation. the ALABAMA. OF 800"
a GRAND ssLsVT Ball e., =, a..
"A OLD MARKET Hall e s'''' 49,
THURSDAY EVENING, Juno le 1853.
Hoe the BRN1Y1T OF
THE NEW ORLEANS 1XIL1&
Cemmtls' of Arrsngensas:
Daniel Wen. John Mum.
Ballet Aastcrs
John BALL John Lano.
Es0y Ca,nmttsss
john z Ryan, w 81 Davis
Capt John Hartley, Msj Hiram Woodson.
kEfhis affair promises to % the most ma0n!d
cent Of the season.
rM The dslicaciss Of the season will b on
hand.
smiths Full Brass Band will be la attendance.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two IL
u The managers wilt DO responsible for gen
tlemsns hats 40 sl7-2.H
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VXYD wm CIR q susaiea q y11DAY, ~ I'D
" iass, q 10 o'clock. as ON waesAooee. eosnsF
Of Oh and Msla otsoets
Is hsas ! o suf.n
bbls Crushed d.
36 ban Do
- b6is 1loiaOes au1 Syrup
- hoses Wax Cae0ss
Is boxes TAltoW Do
% sseks VI Dry Bait
S00o 10 Bacon. h1ground
s. kegD Lagd
10 ksgs Bi OaSb eooe
baos prime 1lo Oc6se
Win g neral assortment OF 0sccNiss.
-Ak0o,-
A variety Of bloskads Dry Goods
Iron, 31Q, an1 Hafaware
Our sale VIII mmenoe with 8unarisG Of 10
o'clock and at III o'clock pseelssly will sell Gro
osrise RoDIN0oN, ADAMS 90,
iaI7 Auc.lOnaers.
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ny 1ardJ & Williams, Auetieneo1s,
llsth an1 Cary strestal
A UOTIOH BALE.-On THURSDAY morning.
n the 10 h Inst, We Will ell very lares aud
varied stock OF goods, and ask attsntlon Of Me
several trad promptly 10 tAe hours assumed 70
saeh class; commencing at % o'clock precisely. We
will soil
$50 vols 1nsllah and Uiaasls School Books
An invoice u Hardware. deakab!s articles
Oeoeksey and 0laasW11e
1lnWarS and Ncusok oeplng Ar.
Ana Q: II o'c,oek precisely Ne sale Of aroess,ss
- hhds eugar
90 bhls DO
$50 bsgs Do
% 10 Coffee
10 bales unsilah Hops
20 bbs Holssse
10 bsgs 0opessas
- eoll9 0oston 1opo
- ksas Wroushs 1pikss
g shss atssa Pa so,l y sassr
4 i.voise ss aas ON nj whs szs.ssss
d time tae NJ oa1a
100 Ca 1ns ulashhe. naAA u thh slty. war
an0tod eyual - HaaoAs
1esiles aoaUA Oan11eat oalk, and etAee oeileleo
1ug H. 0eoe3.
and
~ VI e'aese Dssolty-
Sis rAIpY : wllLIAMs. 49,.
MnE IND osAsa.a ~ = 49, -
- SIlnanA lAIS aalS1fsAs
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T ARGH SALn OF 0ROOHRIls DRrjas
IL &C. ct AU0TI0N.-Ou WIDlY0DSY
"a. i7th inst. commencing as 10 o'clock, We NH
gel, At eur warehouse, q large variety OF ohoies
06CCfRI7S, DRUGS SC, CONSISTING 10 part Of
3, bills and hhds II U Sogxs
IL chests noe Green TeH
10 boxes allow Candies
Is kegs 81 0arb Scda
1000 ibs Indigo
10 Gases Cotton Oards, No 3
50 boxes Soaps, assorted
10 bags prime Cuba Office
80 hsfees Rioe
10 kegs Butter aad Lard
bbs Grape Brandy
Do Peach do
eases hns French Brandy
100 sacks Galt
500 boxes nAson's DlaekInR
. bels Yellow 0chrS
kegs dry Chrome Green
Rulphats and Aeetats Morphine
Q1lnins, Ohlorofoem
cases Worcsstafshirs Sauce, plu.s aud
half pints
With other desirable articles expseted In time
jsl3 R1Nx. FAINA = 90, Auas.
WILL BR ADDHO
Old Rye Whiskey. Sal Soda
Extract Of II gwood, Shoe Thread
1Dgllsh Dairy Cheese
Caster Oh, Oarb Ammonia
Rish Cut 0iass 0obieta eso.
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- NLI0ANr OOUNTnkPARNs, VABL1
OLOfaa, BED 6Hn1TH, LINEN TOWELS. 4 8
UOTICN We vhxis sail at IL o'clock On W0lh
NSSDAY, the l7sh Inst ut oar warehouse, come {
Main md 18th sts the following scarce Goods, TO-
whieh The attention Of houssksspees b specially
invited:
10 large white Oounterpanes
small Do do
colorSd do do double
II large Damask Table Cloths
20 pm double Bed khsets, dns quality
prs Ovib Sheets
l6 Ans Linen Towels
These goods ars In good order, having been very
little uDsd end will b sold without reserve at the
hour naEsa above
Parties wishing to purchase are invited to CALI
aud examine the goods.
10 l2-tds 6UNNRR b AREQfS, Aucta
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r AIAB Y1AlGnD RDeUD1a0E end three
IL VACANT LSx0 a1jsillse. - DseeA1 1a
sseoet, At AUOTIe1.- fwrl ssl1 upon ~ Dee0.
H.. On fHUI6D az, d. ioth Jane, eomnensipe
o o'eleek p n, the large framed SsEdsncs, 10.
esssd on bloody Run street. formerly owned sud
occupied By Capt VIM Bufhs II has two etossss
aAove thu basensut e1ntalna cine GOOD rooms, and
lsin good fepals. The lot froats >! lset and ruus
boak ths usual depah.
Alsss ths sbevs, wil b sold three haDdsoms
yasaat LOIS 81 1nlnQ, frontng % fest sash o. the
- shove.
xhls properly u slsvated, end commands ano
view OF IL river end surrounding oouRtry
2 3DRMs One third eaoh; the 6alAece at end
10 months fof negotlsbis notes with letaross cd
Cd, and secured By q trust dssd
isl7 JAO II TAYLOR, Auct
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

$1,000
A FAsA CT 2s3 AoRxS AND L MILL SEAT
IA OF 81 ACEfS, IN CUMBERLAND OOUE.
II. FOE EALI-Ths TA8a contains 60 scrss Of
original f3rest Ar0Wih a moderate quantity Of Old
q sid pines, the kaancs welt improved, cultivated
nslas haa good dwelling. With al necessary cut
houses. we'll Of excellent water In the yard,
stogo.house. good Garden aad . ina young or
chafd jlst In bearing.
The MILL SEAT has two sEaI dwellings, with
necessary out-housen. gooa socA dam, and ali the
iroa1 and most OF thu tlsnbers necessary TO build
grist and saw mill. The mills have recently besn
burned, leaving rock wallis standing
A bMgsi1 VIII be given 10 any cna wanting a
comfortable and healthy country reeidense.
For further psrsicuiaSs apply TO II WILTEE,
Waltons Nil. Cumberland CO, VI, or to
xJSTE3lR,
jel6 -G.1 Hhoekoe Clip, Rlshmcod.
ENeR sALE--A B.ick RaslDRaOH, in eae Of
n tie bsbt siluaticn III on Church Hill, with seven
rooms, bsaldes Kitchen and gxtrsts It Is In gooA
Eepsis, aud rented by the mouth at the rate Of
Also, two FARMS, OF ai5 and $50 sores. dIs.snt
aad n,'les, respectively, above tho city, with
good buiIair g. Of every Kind to each u desired,
about 500 acres could be addsS to tbs frst tract,
: - 49, '''' IA d WILLIAMS,
j.i6-St Esai Estate Aus:ionssr.
VIAi.UABLA NsAL HsTATE FOR SALK-
Y Tie sukfc ibsr desires TO ssu privstsly .
BEAUTIFUL sud desirable FARM lyIpe I'm Il dlatAlv
on the tarrpike from Finsss,le to B9n,ackI depot,
on the Virginia and Tennssfss TxtlrOsd two and q
he miles from tho LITTER place aud near the lac
CT Roanoke and Botetoart i -, ,ntsining be.
tween coo and TOO asres; abea, 800 If which b
cleared, the bal.nos hSAvlly timbersd Improve
msnts conslst If large, old style house with SIX
rooms, largo Dutch barn. With all necessary ou.-
houses, teba< CD basna 40 There il ON the place
lxgs quantity Of ui trees Ct the mcst sh.ics ~.
lection 81 apples. IexIS and psachex
ANY one W.Sslcg to purchase . really beautiful
aud desirable homo, 10 COED nelghbolhood c,n.
vsnient to ths railroad, churches, school houses,
mills. 40. can get a great kares ia ty IN early ap.
pi,atlon to DO BOOTH
jsl3-5.s DonsaAk's Depot Eosnoke CO. Va.
AND fUK 6Akk.-A TRACT Of 10 acres
l. two nilss from Tomahawk Depot. and three
miles from Ooal6eld. adjoining the lands Of Hin
Spears estate and others; abous 80 acrss cleared
the balance In pine ana Oak. There 10 upon The
place small, c0mfos table dwsllps, necessary cut
hoxssa, doe garden. SnA IN excellent we'll Of va.
ter 1sv b Winfrss Will show The premises.
Alfo, TRACT containing 500 acres very near
fowhataa Depot. and Immediately on the Danville
Aparoad Fias residence, &c, on the place.
Alao, 1000 acres vslrable LANDS, with mills,
30 near Heudlston. q.
Yos terms -, apply to SINS i BIO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-17

WYE will soil, at public auction, on THURS
" DAY MORNING, 18th inst, At the s.ere,
on Doval street, opposite the Daval street CEapel
Q stock OF 0RO0xRIAS. consisting Of
Flour, Sugar, Tea, Cigars, Tobacco, 10
AL the Fix.cres, with show Gases. Ecalss,
COunters, etc
ALSO
All the Household and Klt,hen Ya1nitu.e en-.
bracing tie uaual variety OF good aad gen.
tscl articles, with a good l0j Of CrOckely
and good Cooking Etove
--ALbO,--
Ths Esy Of the House VIII b sold.
EIDWOoD PAILLIPS, Aucts,
i.I7 "a Main street,