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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-27
HARDWARE.

HAVE NOW ON HAND
so Dozen Blood's C. S. Grass and
Grain Scythes;
so Doz. NJ. G L. Waldrow's Grass
Grain Seythes;
10 Doz. Blood's Briar Scythes.
so Doz. Hay Rakes;
% Gross Seythes Stones;
35 Dcz. Hay and Manure Forks;
SO Doz. shovels and Spades;
25 Doz. Cradles;
so Doz. Snaths;
40 Doz. Axes;
200 Kegs Nails;
5 Cas- Trace and Log Chains;
Locks, Screws, Taeks and Coffee
Mills;
Spoons. Table & Pocket Cutlery !;
Files, Saws, Curry Combs and
Brushes;
Selves, Carpenter and Cooper's
JACOB STRAUB & SON.
ap22-sm
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-27
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
Come in out of the Draft.

TTHE UNDERSIGNED IS DESTROYS OF
i raising a company for the Six Months Ser
vice, under the late call of the Adjutant General.
All able bodied men who wish TO enlist r six
months will call at the Provost NarshaIs Once
on Third stroet
Now Is tho time, young men, to do your coun-
try some service Come forward ard drive the
INVADER fren the soil of Indiana.
A. N. CONNETT,
Late Capt. Co. T, 24th Ind.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-27

EB-AIl orders will receive our individual stten-
tion and will be promptly filled on the most
reasonable terms.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-27

WOrkmen sent to all parts to ut mp
work and repair Boilers & Machinery
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
THE SITUATION.

All the signs OF the times indicate a
cheering and decidedly favorable coudi-
ton Of affairs in this military department.
Notwithstanding the Yankees boosted
three weeks ago that Vicksburg would
inevitably fall in +" few days" the more
than Spartan band in that heroic city still
hold out with uuaaging courage and UNI
yielding determination. 1t is confidently
believed that the garrison can hold out
sixty days longer, without being pincbed
with hunger.
General Johnston is rapidly massing
large army in Grants rear. and ere long
it is believed will have sufficient force
to give him battle, with certainty Of
driving him from the strong position in
which he has entrenched himself. In
this eyent-with Pemberton on one side
and Johnston on the other--Grant will
be lucky strategist if bis whole force is
not bagged.
In the meantime, Kirby Smith is how
ering about, keeping Banks in check, and
ready to strike blow for the relief of
Vicksburg when the hour Of trial comes.
=
The present quiet is but the calm that
precedes the storm. In short time the
great and decisive battle Of the Mississip-
pi valley must be fought. Let every
man capable Of bearing arms enrol his
name among the ninety days men, and
strike for his altar and his freside, and
let all who believe in the justice OF an
omnipotent God-ouT noble women es-
pecially-inycke His blessings upon our
cause.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
Executors Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters ~estamentarv wera
vvNgranted to the undersigned Mt the
May term 1868, Of the Probate Court Of Mad
ison county Mississippi, on the estate Of
JOHN s. TUCKER. deceased,
Now, all persons indebted to said deredent
are requested to come forward and make
payment, and those having claims against
the estate are hereby required to exhibit the
same and have them registered in the man
ner and within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
SIMEON HOLIDAY.
Ed. TUCKER, Ex'rs.
May %, 1863. oI-ct
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19

To The PorNT.-Gov. Vance in his
address just issued to the people of
North Carolina, speaks to the point as
follows
The bright sunshine again warns and
lres the earth. We must use it to our
salvation or neglect it to our destruction.
Plant, sow, dig and pillow, corn, oats, po-
tatoes-anything and everything which
will support life Let every body take
to the fields. where the pillow and not the
maddening wheels of artillery, furrow the
generous soil. These will prove the
real fields Of victory and independence.
Hundreds Of able bodied young men in
our towns and yillages--non producers
who, having procured substitutes or
exemptions, now idle away their time
about empty stores or other Improbable
places. should be growing something,
and adding to, instead of diminishing the
general fund let none be idle And
Of all Of you, my countrymen, let none
plant cotton or tobacco. Though the
prices are high and the temptation great,
your profits would be made from the
blood Of brave men and the suffering Of
helpless women and children. Your
children and your children's children
would reap an abundant and enduring
harvest Of scorn, and the remembrance
Of tie manner in which your wealth was
gained would burn into your confidence
TO the hour Of death.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19

We are happy to state that the condi-
ton Of the sick and wounded in the sew
eral hospitals at this place is much i'm
proved within the last week; many Of the
patients are rapidly convalescing. and
will soon be able to rejoin their commsnds.
The continued attentions Of the ladies in
sending to the hospitals soup, vegetables,
and such delicaces as are suited to the
condition Of the sick, would greatly assist
in the restoration Of health and strength.
We hope the ladies of Canton and vicin>
ity will not "grow weary in well dcing."
but will establish for themselves an enyi-
able reputation in this particular.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19

Our town is full of soldiers" horse,
foot and Dragons" They are arriving
and departing daily. On Wednesday
last we noticed the arrival Of cavalry
company--stalwart, well-mounted men.
evidently veterans in the service. When
they are let loose on Grants crack cav
airy, 7co,h will be done. When Greek
meets Greek, then comes the tug of war;"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
$50 REWARD.

OTRAYED OR ST0LEN, from the sub
- scriber, living ~ miles Southiof Canton,
A LIGHT BAY MARE about l51 hands
high, 2 or years old, sore on both sides Of
the backbone about the middle Of the back,
had shoes on tho forefeet when she left.
The above reward will be paid TO any per-
son that will deliver her to me, or give in-
formation so that get her.
r. n. CALDWELL.
June 10, 1868. 25-2ts
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the undersigned ON the
~ Soth Aay, 1868, a NEGRO WOMAN
about 30 years Of age, black complexion, and
weighs about 40 or l5o pounds teeth out
IN iront. She has a husband at Mrs. Law
sons, in Canton. viii pay the above re-
ward for said negro woman delivered 10
me in Canton
W. J. TAYLOR.
IANfoN, June l2, 1868. a4-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
Attention, Militia

YEyHE Militia Of Madison county now at
l. home, are hereby ordered to assemble al
the Courthouse, in Canton, on SATURDAY,
9th inst, when and where draft win be
made for one half Of the strength Of the
county.
W. C. LOVE,
June 49, 81 Col Commanding.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS!!!

Newi.l pay eight cents per pound for aii
clean white linen or cotton rags delivered a.
lhls Office. Noug will neither make nor buy
paper rgf1 alone viii do II our friends
VIII bring in The rags, we can soon procure
paper aud enlarge the Citizen. "a CONSUME
nation devoUily 10 he wishcd.o
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
Executors Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Testamentary were
~ granted to the undersigned at the
May term 1868, Of the Probate Court Of Mad.
ison county Mississippi on the estate Of
JOHN j. EDWARDS, deceased
Now, all persons indebted to said decedent
are requested to come forward and make
payment, and those having claims against the
estate are hereby required to exhibit the same
and have them registered in tic manner and
within tho time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
!, - JOHN 7. DICKINSON, Ex'r
May %, 1863 DICT
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19

70 tas Citizens q NlSsissippi:
The Seat of Government has been tempo-
rarily removed TO Enterprise, Clark county,
Miss, where those having business with the
Executive and Civil Departments will call or
address, until further notice.
Executive OFFICE, Jackson, Mss
18th May, 1868.
GSRr All newspapers in the State will pub
ish three times, aud charge the State Of Mis-
sissippi
Juue H. o4.2t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19

THE DAILY MIssIssIpPIAN.-This paper
is now the only one published at Jackson,
and as vehicle Of the latest news, is in
dispensable. Published at FIVE dollars
per mouth.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19

The MEMPHIS APpEAL..-We hail the
re appearance upon our table Of this in
nuential and widely circulated journal
with great pleasure. 1t is now published
at Atlanta, Ga. We hope its next move
may be remove back to Memphis.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
MCKEE CAVAIRY,,i
NOTICE.

4 LII members absent from the comnanv
"A will report back Immediately or they
VIII be published and treated as deserters.
Fair warning to all.
Capt, w. r. LUCKETT,
comd'g. McKie Cavalry.
June 4th, 1863
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19

SrRAYED OR SToLEN.-Fifty dollars re-
ward is offered for the return of a bay
mare. more particularly described in the
advertisement, which see.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
HEAD-QUARrERs SrArE OF MIsgssrprr !,
ApJ'T. AND lSs. GES'L's 0FFicE,
ENTERPRISE, Nav Ia. 1864. !

- : - 9NF7'4f FKtfl TT tNVls j
Spscisl Order Ma. 1873.
Notice Is hereby given that the sevaral Mil
itary Departments Of the State are establish
ed a Meridian, Louderdale county, and all
business will be addressed to the Chiefs OF
the respective Departments at that place, un-
til further orders.
All newspapers in the State will insert
three times, and send bills to tue Quarter.
master General for payment.
ny order Of JNo. J. PETTUS,
Governor & Com r-in- Chief.
June 18th. 94-st
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19

THE MILIr1A.-Another draft of the
Militia is ordered, to take place on Sat-
urday, eth inst. See advertisement.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
For sale.

dI0 ACRES UPLAND, we'll improved.
t0O y miles from Canton, on Pearl river.
For particulars apply at this Office.
Dec 18th, 1862. 49,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
Banks' Loss at Port Hudson.

During the past week we have had
several fine rains, from the effects Of
which the growing crops are now in
most fourishing condition.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
WHO WANTS FINE HARNESS HORSES?

MY horse. Morgan, will stand the en-
lll suing season at my stable, q miles
from Canton. His sire is a full. blood
Morgan, and is out Of Canadian mare.
Mares sent to him will be charged
thirty dollars--no colt, no pay.
The horse is of fine size, quite large.
| have several specimens of his colts and
will take pleasure in exhibiting them 10
such as desire to sec them.
w. Il. STUART.
April 3. 1s63-tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-19
Fight at Lake st. Joseph.

Harrison had Alright few days ago near Lake
St. Joseph; be captured go negroes and several
Yankees, and drove the balance 10 their boats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30

E
VX7H WILL Sill Ct sgs yEs. u.s. ~ Ir,s
" Pearl II, on WEDNA8DAy nin9. su.,
81. commsusina ct 81 o'clock. . Il .sssofsmen'
i bio. ADS Foods consisting Of
D1Y GOODS
Fancy snd Black aud white FflIm
OIushsns, Lawns cfGsndiss
Printed Bril.lants
Fancy and Striped Mourning DiLs,Ees
uasbm.ra,, Asdoprss, Laveua Noshs
Fancy NJ xtures,
Pink sEd Blue Flsis Beisae,
Irirb Linens, Risfc..ed sh'etinea
Paper Usmbrics. Goi;rsd 0ssres:aa
ti!esla, Red Padding
White aud Red iInisd Fisnnsi
sfsaion Flspnsa. linen GsnatuEEs
B;ns Drill. Hoop skir:s
7iaen Usn.b /, HAnaseTeh;eB
White Silk ana Bsnsnana Hakis
s.ngllah Cotton Hdkfs
q nutts sLd DoBns. RlkboEs
Eiouacss, Y,rmss. Nets etc.
HORIZONS.
vvss;is ard Black Spool Gotten
B.sca Thread. Sewing SILK
Gents and Ladies' Kid CAuniists
CssSts' X Qtsvss
LaIies' i.sts Thread end 1aifs,n Gloves
Eetk Tiss, -oish Bcoshes
Fxnsy soarg iycry ire Gor,ts
Rn.b.r sni II Jsu Dressing O.mbs
Reddisa Pocket aud Tuck Comb:
ri,.s Sewing AMI Kn;,t;ng Hesd,ss
Bono 9asosadsf xnd ~ Ea.tons
Lasting Goat AID Voc. Buttons
1aits BQttons, iargs and saii Il
Pockat-ncozs, Porss NyDnsiss
Euck Purses, Camp Whiting Cssss
soisers' Ugrlpspis.i. Mem, Rocks
Writing pspsr, Envelopes P.ls
Pen Uoit;eTs Pes CHS. HsI rs
Psi Kavcs Looking Glasses
Violin Strings
..ssiss' and 81 sass' " tsts i'Gtt3n Eeaa
Gents 'cyl Hslf EGse
EhOA Thread. G6TSts LtuSl GvsistS
La6iss' Lnsn Calsss
L,diss Marlin and Rscy iyFsps OoEfS1.
SHoNs AND HATS
Lsdisz' Lasting uaise1a
Ealmovsl eheea
L.ciss' clippers ana CbiidTeo's Shoes
Gents oxford ard Sa.racrai ehoss
Black sRi Coiosr.i SCI; unis r. isTgs srsort
gent.
nLOTaIha
ap5ca Costs n ,Tgaiiss Vog:e
SIMMER ssntg Uaus vereizta cts
psIJe. -
inaiso Oorcsntrs'e1 i.Ys Bcsax
Harnlins geti.' i t;suph1r
Cs,c!r.d Magnolia Ssiitz ro~dsEs
Gshi.asc fchr.pSs.
I.ondon ;;orilsi q IL, MastsTd
GssosTu sFin.rDr Eosp 6,.rna
Lt,acS;sg Castor Gil &c 3hoa
Goal on, Eots Ess e. T.. MsschSs
Green a13 Bxcs ies Ut;sClata
sck Whiting Lex. e.,.
500 b xss ni-dtnm ToSteel
IsTIs2i;, ToLIgcON CATlSsE,
is 80 AUG ion-sts
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A 1TEhTlOG, CAPT YoUHcER'S COaPa-
~ ~, 80 Regiment Virginia Hilltis ~-Assern
no a. Mr. WIN Wsde's, On Brook road. nsar Bacon
q lzr,er Bsaneh on FRIDAY, July 81, 1868. At four
O'Clock to organize and drill. Punctual attendance
is re alrsd ~ thsss drills ordered by tho Gov
cfncr Of the Commonwealth. al persons bs,wecn
the sges Of le and 49, (~tehsr they have furnished
Substitutes not ere required 10 attend aud d
The bounds Of this Company are ~ foliows; From
Broad street. outside the carpcra lon line TO Brock
road, there's TO Rsuok creek, ard ffoul there &c
u cad street road, incladlag thu corporation line.
ie so IS YCONaER, CAPT.
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ny r. y. Pieasansz, Aucsr

HJ 4 >. FIcasamtz, AucEf
EARRING IMrLElsr.N'TS. WAGUES. HAIR
T. NJ S. So F0x SALE az AUUs'IAH-~i
II. e.l ct Ee,Iy's old shnn un ET5oh Av5u0e. re
;g.ssa Broad sal Nfrshsi strzs.g. ;is.9nSlg &c
a =eu'isn;sn ~ho hsa sii34,7}tiausi ssCE.is.Ri 81.
aspsEaDaY. suiy Isl. st 10 u'o:scs
Wagons. ii lTso hoFle syish Z scag)
IsE3s
s&onlg1sns-y EhsAt Sla b0t st:lia a.sl
EIahle sni "inaie Einrs
itoui.sG r Ut.ltlyat3sS
What Grades, Cart e;aa Ii0vv Essaass
Hasi;E.s numetCas cthss a. ifcita 4 .-2thtY I,
ssrn.efs. S-.t4s!AEsRr3,
ss3 - sHrsisGesf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30

a DESgHaEi.r HQHs Ia fEds 2gl.!.Atsg
"A oE EiLToft. T. GAR ssha 90 ysa oaag
A.. sa.s psesssn. s=:aii: ieslis4ce lJ>stsd 80
Shove vsI,bia sFat Mics It TIA 6 & A. :. = STA
is il,;;y COMMUNICATIVE ssi;b alchmc.ld VI gas
hoEss az sight s1og.yg AID there e iss,Na ..s
r.77 itics il Ehs sas5 wi,h svso so0Us, she ent-
q l5nr. sEnplst., sni tacss Is iGe - 81; ..
EsssE Ia tao yac1 TgeEs - o' ,.a 10,
a. csa.Ds Vaxa. garden, etc. aat the gasaeo il IL;
high ssats o. cultivation.
70 svy cle wishiog pleasant hens in 80
tiled c,snmuei;y. 70 ~;s: cifss sLaes harstii
/. 24-it~ HILL a. MOE SAEGf.
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itg 'soTsF < iso,sscGu, ACct2,
ix.is1 :. Gpug,;I.. vs.

~ e0GsT {. t50isscGu, ACQtR,
sssI's :. DsUgs vs.
A UgT;aN 3AEE.-~,Efs will s5ii ct c=sT auction
"a foon.. usl .Grsa 81. .>taoii;a Va ou n s.i.
Has tLs it.h July. 1863 somms0oiag ~ ,
o'cjreh M
3Ii7 boxes Manufactured f'Shzeeo
593 keg- Asc boy Ranf
30 cssss Exssisf3r UIuo-iGs fuhseco
300 .esatlisB $50 81 l5's iso,9slag yeb%cco
2Jo' .bs surpeatias Soap
4si tbis Aprle B5si,cy
pa.tls. v.s:ia 8 20 sv.li ih.ii7sigss u oat ls'e
Will pessa .ens III tbssx good. or samples iy IL
o'cioek Tue.asv. s9SAg sOISSzAU.
H. a Acnsiauesra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30

nj oTIusJ-nENgl0o MILITIA in parsaaace
~ Of the published orders OF Mslos J. W iii.
lap., ecmm ,nd!ng 10 which reference Is made,
ali persons therein described ard living wiliG tho
following bounds sre hsTaby ordered under pen
ati.g therein referred 10, IL meet f,r enrolment
and drill naxt THURSDAY, July 81. ST Il LICK.
NJ In fteni OF cid AsbaFy Chapel Onion Hill
BoUsps ---Ec-ih by tbs Chicsshcm!ny, East by
tbs Kew .dge H al and n Il Crock, S0nth by ihe
cnrrcrssiva line and Wcgt by 'hs Aschsnfci vile
ruyuriks He 30-3.sI w. Il ROBINS, Cant
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AL Office 10 rs X PAY EiSS.ao II esas.asd
IN Dy tue Onnsac Of the e,sy Il 9ioho;ena, fhai
ihs Collector & sks City 1sxss shAi, usiy eiys
sfliica Ia 3, issss four .i the sss DeHrp.psrs Of
this city, Iur fifteen days lt.or 10 no ibia Jzy q!
JAKE sist no will attend st .is Gsies Dolly bs-
tvyses, tito hours of o'clpes A X ard o'cl5cs
r., .soa shs 5ht ate 30th Of June Inclusive, :or
tas plrpogs Of rscelvnI frcni say person charged
vs.h oily ssss tee WHO'S one hs.k IT ire r:eunt
os tax charged dedacsius iscn shs whc;o snogI.,
Of une asiE the scase may be, ten rer eas,:um
thereon Tia scIector shall. la Ike Yux..dor, sys
notice fur tiriesa days praI TO ths Itih Il Deem
her TIA, lie ys!i attend at his oitico dsig bstss
this Aforementioned hours. fem :hs ISih TO :ls
Stat Ut 5scf,nbsg ioelusivs fr-the purpose q se
cslvins from sgy prrson sshnsh.s e,sszd9 gsia
hs'f cniy u The city tazesschstG.d so aiss tia
s,sigirs half eeiastiea from aueh os'f tsn Per
sentua ssseeon g.
In %, s.sa..c. ~ is!s aloys ATs3al@s sressszsS
p.sssa s-gasey iish, 1855, l viii E;tsHd At .l'e
GoiecI,;g Z aaiss In lbs cltr Eau, fScm ths i3so
TO the 30a. .ha month, for the Fuspose OF sae sv
log tsxss 81 above directed.
Is lin JULIUS A.HcHs@H q 9 v.
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ExTsnsIya EAfB e1 n.v o.<, y
- -, ~ Isa -f,n yUEsDAT Ia ~ AZ
=, wi Isn yesy iArss ind aixs.ts.s 80 Ssns,
wilt bs scsod-- ~""s' smonsh wAiek
100 do hisss ga 800 aaay Enslish Pflnss
IN ., = and II 6ieaetes Loos o,a.s:
30 10 tslus nenlrps
~ IN Supsr 8i.a'sr-. p,.,
do lid, tissgs sfffs
SO 81 tsiessasi f.in,, n,,a.
10 Do sr6wa DO a.
os 10 Brown nollssss
70 do Plaid Cgs.yu uon,.r
~ 90 B'sschss EussstscS
~ % Ooiorc1 geolcs J,>o,,.
70 d. farer P>ss.h Orsaa1isa
100 tezsB Hgcs Taws,, eH~'''s
ao 90 ern's nfoua asn rs-s
10 ss.ss s Ssown Og..ons
IN do - ID do
8 Pieces sls>k rs.is,a fisn
10 dcz4n Esn tsrzs y.gty
1850 IN Ladies ani .'snt. I.nuu,.
- tisc&S .lach Aipsess sur.,;.s, 80
% dc RlseS fser,ao 4, s1aldy
70 % ttelnysG Alp-ey, 90
10 30 "a Hapar Gl'orad goa,lsh sy....,,
10 DO 0fso' % zsraS;qass. ss'''ss
Also
81 sisess ga Cray Eus'l.a gats,
30 "a 81 b'aa 6p d.
ID do 81 creasha~'s ssixei E.l,,, n,
&c, ao '"n e'o'ns,
TUG saIa Va. g rF7s-ses Promptly g, Ioo,,,
,.r, -, 61thA&4' s@4s., 8 co. Aue.'r,
.~---.---- ----@------------- Pearl R.I al
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f NbHMis~iuAat'S SAL. GG ZEAL EsTA7A
In AL8aMa8LE uGUSTy.-ay virtue OF
su.horstg vssssa IL me, By 2 decree CT tho CfTcnt
Dour. Of ilbsw asls county. -snssrsd on he l9ta
day Of Easv. 1873, la tla uhsrcass sait therein
pending OF George 81. Esytn sel,r mud othtra.
viii sxros5 10 sale on too FIRST DAY OF july
iIej on the premises, q: pubic snct;cn, IN kfe
higass. hii3sf = very valuable FAgh, coa;siE.ID8
ssout 500 sszss IT highly iGpros s. land tying Ia
Ivy Creek Within fyur utas OF Charlottesville sue
three II the EnverSliy Of Virginia, sdj5iniGs sha
farms OF Mrs Vim assth } sYoads Gsrsh, Gsq. sns
others Thsrs is !rsnasd asv Sl.gg hcasc ana the
nee assary GathosEss upon ths p,ses, AID . isrsa
ksssin9 orchSrs II leach ne,.. sppie all plum
:rsss 1t Ia rarely TIA: 80 s;saifssis pics il etisf
Cd fer pa5.ie esIs
gFkM.-uasb OK ere dis rs ihs pu.ehsgee nsay
elect. JAS u JsanS, Goms.
10 % -tas Charlottesville. Va
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.s,rsnssa Es9Rks.

III BaTa COUNTY, VA
. eOTEL as IRIS p,soe will ts oP7n 10 -
e7fs gis.icrs % So@b&ts ssa Jana: 9. ~
/ gssTi pc day. ..---.s-..--.---.s'sS I"
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