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Important to Builders
JAS. COLWELL & BROTHER,

JAS. COLWELL & BROTHEp,
14rchttects, Builders, and General House
Carpenters,
(EG to call the attention of the Public to their
~ ad'an tnges and facilities for cheapy aud promptly
executing all contracts in their line. Having lately
added to their Establishment Jefferson Street in
Ottawa, large amount OF Machinery for Planning saw
ing, Grown sticking Mouldings &C., they are CONT
dent they can execute contracts defy COM
petition. They buy all their lumber direct from the
Mills in Wisconsin and Michigan, and Hardware from
the Manufacturers At wholesale, that builders will
be saved heavy percentage in these articles by deal
ing directly with them. :.
= They respectfully refer to TIE following gentlemen
as well all others for whom they have executed
tracts:
Hos. 5. W. CHEEyER, Mayor Of Ostara,
Hon. DAVID WALKER, Err Mayor g
JOHN r. NASH. ESQ.,,
JOHN A. HE'S, ESQ.,,
GILBERT GOFF. Esq,
Drafts. Estimates and Specifications gratis to per-
sons with whom il, contract, and LOWEST rates to
others.
Moving Buildings.
Messrs c. 4 Bro. also take pleasure In announcing
that they have Purchased from VIM. Z. Bell aie of this
ri'y all his Machinery for Moving Beiles.gs, to which
hey haze made heavy additions sc that It the only
orect st OF tools and machinery FIR this purpose in
re cocniy Contracts in this line respectfully solicited
nd executed promptly at the lowest living rates.
Oitawa, January H. 1862.
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JOHN A. BEAL,
AIOTtgagce.
,yUER[EF.S SHE

RY VlRTCE Of Execution md Pc Bill issued out o.
- the Clerks Office ~ the Circuit Court Of Ia Sale
county. aud State OF Illinois, aud me directed
Whereby am comm. Bd-d 10 make the amount Of 4
certain jldgm Mt Recently obtained against Charles H.
SutPhcn AMI Nu. u ~. Cssjia in favor Of John Il,
s.erWAn. H'sot IS ard, and John = Anthony ex-
,cuiprs Of the Last vii aud testament Of Jacob v b.
Graham, Cut f" the Lands. ieuvui-ts goods and chat
tbs OF he said Charles IL. SutIIru and VIM II. W.
Cushuau have Levied ou the following property to-
wit: II. soufh lali Of tie northeast quarter OF
o! section number H.ts-n fl9.l and the south
bali of Tot number one r. OF tire northwest
iart-r .! sail section number nneteen 1871 ali
IA township tAIrtg-sx I3jl norm, and range ngmstr
In &c RI east % tr ti prime pal meridian, contain-
Jag one nAn"TcJ aud t"r .ty acres, less ex-
celriuE rcrrum I've ~ the southeast corner Of
said :rsJ ma - iract-. 10 the county Of La Sale
SID sthE- OF iiiDpj-, a. the progeny Of Charles II.
sutin-n md VA. II ". 9 ,s4.n4n.
Ii4rr- aGCo 4 ~ 90 SAID Command. shall sx-
pose fT sale a. IIilC Al C1ION al the right title
and interest Of TIE spuSe ned Charles II. Sutphen
aud " .l,au Il. ". c gilman 10 and 70 the above de.
sciihed property. ou EDEDAYl The FIRST day Of
JUSk. G.. ar o',ncf. =. ii, the south door Of
tl- c. Crt Hpa>- 80 OTTAWA 10 said couny.
Da:,I al Ctta.a, thls ninth uay yg N4v 1853
WILLIAM Il. H.LLIGAS
IS1I .ts1tr III .Nrtt~ tDlfEfy. Illinois
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II oIECI.

UkEEBY E.ve o ny James and George Sweet,
l Their I'M .ur- fr- Irna gI-r Of their minority.
-ts c.a lrr, e l!-IT ,.rtir.,s pay -Uy eD,s
Of -.l csl,ra,sIsr 4t-tr % g., -ai-.
Sort y.-f- a. .. 80 -.r. HGSES MEET.
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In the the matter CT the estate Of Anthony Under
deceased -'u all per>oas interested IN said estate
IA he MOTTO F. has the undersigned. executor OF the
esia'e OF Anthony Under late Of La Sale comfy, de-
ceased viii a. the May OF said County Court OF
tie county OF ia Sale. o. Monday, the 18th day OF
May next, Id Court for acceptance, lis re-
sigI.at on Of executor OF said estate ac
corduy tie stat4trs il such made ard pro
TilrG.
Dated April, q h. 1853.
sEBA>riEN ERERHAGo, Executor.
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Cfr!cs e.. lHE -ii-- COL Ea-s ,-i.,DG. Co
NV ) ~. " - ~. = ..
Tie aLus D n.--t.u- Of s.reshp'l-rs ~ t;s Con-
paw. Re s--,l,a - % lT.--r 49, Director.
az eu-s.uE s5i Ue ,. q t.- 'ts- or The COM
paUy g.. .r tiIy o. Chicago STATE % iH4.ir Friday
tie f.,a taIAi-aS 60 Jlrr EtzJ
t. po al! De- @. rf,sd - eleven fii) o'-'oct A. NJ.
and E.I Ii c.ts,G - Wv. &. . ...l. ca u.
HtNLl tAGNAM, Pr s;dest
.S1iV.' IIAhIi- - TENs sscl,ta-y
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E5'j'. ci Nathaniel Seaman. deceased.
fS'IIr gudsrs ErrG having been appointed admins
Il ;rai Lt .!.- es;as 90 >aJhaniv Seaman. late o.
the COMFY ~ L. Sale and state u Illinois, deceased,
hereby uoticr irs NJ NNi ypear ee-re the soun
- 81 L. L-lis county the court house in otta
Va, - the u term, jhs thi.d Monday in July
next, :; TBic Innr Al Persons having claims against
said Estate 1-l ana requested 10 attend for
purpose OF having the zane adjusted. All person.
Indebted sail E.ta'e requested to make imns.
d.lit payment 70 tie undersigned.
la 81 H., ~; day Vi April, a. D. 1853
Z. W LEWIS,
.sdEtiH..irlfOr
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.SlYEHlFF.S SAFE


DY virtue ~ Execution issued on, Of the
ID CLERKS Of 81 tie Circuit Court Of La
Sale County. and nf ~ uoi- aud direc ted
whereby AN commanded TO make the amount OF q
certain judgment recently OBJ aimed against Frederick
: Day ia favor o. Juhu Cecil STA. RIuson aad John
Butler, partners doing business and style OF
Batter. C iI. Rms c.. out % the lands,
f-ut- goods aud a. Airl- 1 ; said F. derrick :. Day.
have I,ys-i he t'.io" ing property, to-wit Lots
fv.ts 90 iu book No eleven ili1 lot stsO ~
and ;Tre 81 block 80 I'D. t2) in
Jlok -. thirteen tl5l lot 'Lr-e - seven % and
eight e 10 cox No ''lresn tib l.t' one Il ) nine
lyl and fen 90 IN nr.@ SO. Gt--I 80; lots ihree
az aud p 2 g u,ath ~. sixteen 30 lot three
80 block No. s'y-ui 90; seI lot tlree 49,
hu'k 10 E!-rsH t.5.j u subdivision 81 twenty
lot ~ tor t4-I in it-so-E eat quarter of section
sixteen 49, JoEH='p tiHr'y 30 range one Ill
-4st % & uUd ~ Ecipa! nrr an, n Peru, ia the
in County Ia Sale state of Illinois, tie
properly o ;. e.i-r c. = Day.
Therefore according goo -aif command, shall sI-
poe- fJr s,I- ~ PUBLIC AUCTION, all tie right title
aud iu'ere.t o the above named FIe { lex s.
BY IT, p" t.- above H-.cri1-1 property, MON,
DAY. tie FIRST Law g JEEE 1853. at O'Clock
+. N. - II s'uh du. Of be- Court House in Ottawa
J-t.J 10. c'l go, ;Lis aif.h cav o. May. los.
Ia -af- Co., - WA. Il. MILLIGAN
1877 iirrLF e. - >"ii, coahfy, Ihnois.
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Take Balsau, Mercury. or unpleasant medicine FOR
rnnlra and q ,ngerQ UL..as-s.
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: JAMES Z. EttD, liet3g
GRAY, AVERY & BUSHNELL. Sols for Reed.
Chancery Notice.

sIATs OF laaas se"s s" s st s isss
Mary Ann Simpson as. Elias l.. SimPsOn-Bni Tor u
AFFIDAVIT. Of the non-residence of Eias L.: simpson,
the deiel dant above named, having been MED In the
office OF the CLERK said Circuit Court oil SAID county,
No,ics i, hereby To the said Elias L. simpson.
H.. the aIed her bill OF complaint in said
Cour ON te Chancery side ther-cf the 10 IN day
IN . ,h !. d. 1862, and thai So mmons thereupon 10.
.ura .ut OF said Court asst'nst said defendant return
abe on the second Monday q, June ueXt, is by law
req iired.
Now. unless you, the said Elias L. Sim pson. shall
p.rsonaiiy he aud appear before Circuit Court
the first day o the next term thereof be holden At
the Court House IN OTTAWA in saiJ county, the
second Mond ~ al Ja-e, A D. 1861. and plead, answer
drmur 10 the SAID compi in int's bill OF complaint,
the same and lie matters aud things therein charged
and stated lite taken confessed, and a decree
inferred against you according to the prayer OF said
Bill. A. b MOORE. CLERK.
'---i Z. H. HOOK, DEPUTY.
GRAY, AVERY K ErSIxEII.. N Is,
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r.. STANDS,
EO)K -cASkS,
CUPBOAEDS. SINKS,
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAIES,
And an endless variety OF FURNITURE, too tedious
to mention. The undersigned himself doesali his
OK, aad ID the Give him CALL
and yourselves whether he don't keep the best
Furniture, Eastern well as Custom Work. Oh hand.
COFFI4fS %! all kinds, ready trimmed, constantly
or hand.
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or al kinds done OF short aoiice by
NANLEY DOW.
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-HSfiJIye sac.
NNIEEAs john p. :uthony did the twenty

HNHEEAs John p. .uthony did the twenty
w fourth dag o. September. A. y 1861, make, exc
"u;e and deliver to A " iisbyrt his mortgage deed
and DID thereby giant Bargain, sell and convey unto
sad i.ber- bis heirs aud assigns, the Lowing rel
estate, viz Tie half OF the sou beast quarter Of
section enc in township th!rty-two (52) north, Of
five & OF the third principal meridian in
La Sale and State OF Illinois, for the purpose
OF securing the repayment to aid Hobert Of eight
hBu ire dollars evidenced by promissory note Of
that date, made by Anthony for eight hundred dollars
due in from date, payable to said obert At
the Exchange Bank of =. Il. Fay Co., and drawing
ten cent. interest. which said mortgage filed
for RECORD in tle Recorder 5 Office OF La Sale county
lllInhis. October H. 1861, and duly recorded in book
eighty, pages -, % and p.
And whereas, sad iIobert has ndsrs-l and assign
ed and delivered said note and mortgage to James C..
Reed and wi erras. said Anthony has made default in
the payment said note, and the same still remain
due and unpaid.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given, that James
c. Reed, by viriu OF the power and authority
conferred by said mortgage in OF such default,
ill., on the 2jh day OF Maya b. 1853, at two o'clock
z NJ, stihe south door the Court House in Ottawa,
said La Ssiie county, sell the bove described real
estate public auction 10 The highest bidder for cash.
for the purpose of paying the cost and expenses OF
such sale and the amount due said note and mort
gage A deed viii be made 10 th- purchaser.
Dated at Ottawa, April 18th, 1868.
So - JAMES G.. REED, DESIGNER.
IN & Rf-sI Scfx far. esf
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Federal omesrs An KnoK ceVnty-DaSiag At
..tf tack by Lieut., RIe1Iahan.


Some excitement was created in this city o
few days since, by thefeport that tie advance
guard Of Captain Owens caValrysconpany had
been attacked few miles from Knoxville, by
a party of men in Yankee uniform, and ono
killed aud several wounded We are indebt-
ed toiLieut. Robert G.. Crozier for the follow
ing particulars of the affair: F4,
Captain Owens, with his cavalry company,
left this city on Saturday night, 10 intercept a
party of stampeders who were reported 10 be
crossing Clinch mountain. On Sunday morn.
|ing, Lieutenant McMahan, with Eve ren,
who were q mile and half in advance Of fhe
company, reached the house Of widow Saw
yers, about nineteen miles from Knoxville.
Here they arrested Frank Sawytrs, who is a
Lieutenant in the Federal service. Having
reason to belieWe there. were others in the
barn, Lieutenant McMbhan and private War
rem Dyer proceedsd 10 search il Dyer at.
tempted TO climb into the barn, through the
stable loft, when he Iyas fred on from above,
and fell, mortally wounded Lieutenant Me.
Mahan then attempted 10 ascend, when he too
was severely wounded, and fell The party in
the barn, consisting Of thirteen Federal re-
cruiting officers, then came down. and one Of
them fred upon the Lieutenant after he had
surrendered. The Yankee officers, after dis
arming the wounded men took their arms and
horses, and made their escape before the arri.
val of the rest Of the company. A dispatch
from Captain Owens, received yesterday,
states that he Bucoeeded in getting within
sight Of the Yankee party in the mountasns,
but owing to the want Of long range guns,
could not bring them down. : II is TO be hoped
he may yet capture them. Dyer cannot recov
er, Lieutenant McMaltgn, although no receiv-
cd four severe wounds II Is thought, will get
well. The Federals were armed, only with
navy pistol. aud are supposed to have been
.piloled into East. Tennessee by Young Saw
yers, who made his escape with them.--R Raoc
siAe Register, March IL, s.,osias 5ldt,s
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QrAKTs1MksPHR GESEEkss 0FFIcE,
Richmond May 3lst. 62.

NEw Style or HEAp-DREas FOR LADIrs.--The
American Gas.Light Jourssl describes new
head dress, which 10 talked Of as one Of the
things TO come, in this wlne;
A now feature IN the application Of gas Il
domestic purposes is said to be on tho point
Of introduction here. Firolies Of gold and
brillianla already sparkle upon the graceful
white feathers and fresh green leayes that
adotn the browR Of some Of our youthful
queens Clusters Of diminutivc gas.lights are
now to spying from the elaborate tressos OF
beautiful rSarorg; the jets viii Issue from
burners II oaeuring q twentieth Of an inoh por
hour, within transparent shades oxQuisitely
ont, not larger than cherry. Tho tubinglg 10
bo Of solid gold, connected with aYehoivoig 81
the same valuable metal, which h to lie ccns
oealed in the meshea cg lnxuriant heif'behn8
the hsSd. The pressure will bc applied 70 tho
golden ians, which il supported BY az eiebor-
40 baok.comb, tho top Of whioA fern row
Of little eas-lighia. .ne'ost entering 'hs BALI
roofr. tho haaSand viii eturr on tae rNss hghs
Mo his bIuehing hsiae, tri ryhey her ito her
s5horo OF CONG qaeti ipYclvipe liso hss pf9'o.
trpe. tho moon, amonrst fho leaets Light
nreund. when tho apprfatgo a pomploicd
We win pr snt Il more fnlly 10 oug reccsT9.
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TFrsm the Chicago Tlmea.l
Iron-olnti ships.

Therecont improvement in ordnance have sllmua'
ted the British Goyeqnmtnt 70 feneveueiots 10 lhe
construction of iron-cad shpa. Tires Ahps are " De
bult one of which, ihe Monllorti y already somewhat
proqfessed. They wl all be agEerapd stronger thau
the Warrior, and nuch more los'Rlaspls KY Nyn n
amor Il 10 be i've and nall inches thlek anq wy
ertend from stam 70 stern and reach I'VE leet peoW
ths wstfr, ku iron sheldprosecs the pow, behind
which two OF lhe heaylest guns thnt can be maoo val
y, nIsagl Inc remainder 6f tho armament being oi
snch csIber as can DO handled on en ordinary gnn,
desk Tho ship viii b' sunk during actiol, hy tlf
adraieal og water TO her hull, 70 oyel vhlga VIZ
bnq ne plat,ng 70 the proper depth below we tmr
ace and 40 accomplish lho eame rseut Tor ne tcl
ers and maaagery. Thehow 70 20 % erhea WIN sl
iron NOW calculated 10 strike below the ariacs q
the Nyater Tho gessela 10 bo iouF hanared ce.
ione. vili be prosslsd by screw eaglges lsnd VIZ
eafr, aye meats nsi.ad OF thtl9. Ihe' they WI be
rns 5si1ablc ehqlgas of VT iafo doep noi aonhl q
d6sot: afd tho iact TT the English goveinmcn ~
builda them "a ne face o. srdnace efpcrlEesnty s
which have demolished th6 .Naory Of impfegnapliIy,
argues great reliance on ihelr availability unaer any
circumstances.
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CuroAao AND Mons--The poor o'd werning Adolf,
tlon Newspaper ol this city grhvely tiyhe, tlat en
voloncenet ao p1uch on The ncoro tt't the supseng
oy 81 the law should prevail, o. on ths SCORE ,pH
trusts tbo IaOvornmont will faio the place W lsa Vl
and 40 the violence ol tio mob Asto what w Wv,
ia that regard may be- We know nr'hinF Nv ,. -
I'd: but ths We Do know shat noihiEg now Tosltep
lt aad that nothn- fof rnany mOuthb hea rcsuelueo
IA, fom atlmuiitln. mob ylooneq against We 1iilp.
he M tvoTlosee lst3 nt. May hon-a wOula ~ .
aflor tho pas1eiaail0n ~ eael icob siniase Nhel
rot one ster Of iaic4= estaellghnf wQnln "
snoih,r. trth.r bu, ihii tHor 'edc8 har "a W
tnrl .leaf revdig fdrefgfNA lirf joe elalh w Rbe
li.i5nith ID susiseiion ~ Chicago N rlifia'-
ptfcr. ...l
M % Covsf--ert r.y urrp t.9 .sioseefa or w
mob; hrt, urNl "a dcrr, TO ocal tlui,faa leaf o
iho pras /. NJ rFcrel h''. metropolitan ui1 ol lhq
Stats oi tilnoii.--lChiel-1 Asac-.
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
OLEVEI. AND, TENN. 31lio sd'

\
VNHE next Session otths Institute will commence
4 on the FIRST MONDAY Of January 1858, under
the direction and profess0rship of the Rev. Mr. Brad
shaw who has he'd charge Of II for the last 70
months.
The Trustees 10 making this announcement wonld
most especially appeal TO all citizens who have
dau shters TO educate TO send them 10 this institution
Mr.. Bradshaw has had charge OF the SCHOOL for the
last 10 months during which time he has rendered
ample ane We might say universal satisfaction 10 the
Trustees patrons aud pupils. There never was bet,
ter time for 10 educate their daughters than now
money is plenty--evorything a farmer raises hears
two prices, and the Tuition TO this School "a the same
thati was when everything was at low 1gures.%
What excuse can there be now for o man who neg
eots TO educate his daughterl None. Because here
IN Cleveland healthy locality we have an Institute
With au eRceen Instructor aided by sufficient corps
Of Assisants, tO instruct all who may favor Il with
their patronage. Let Que and all putthef shoulder
TO the wheel aud build up such Sehoolas will be Of
Ia alculabe benefit 10 as and On honorto Our town.
We have the building and we have . Ieaqhers--the
balance devoves upon the people, We hopothey may
nobly perform tboir duty. 3iH e9s@spa
The Trustees are thsakiul TO tho citizens for the
patronRge bestowed npon Mr. Bradshaw heretofore,
and ave glad 70 know that npder his administration
OF the Institution has not lost any OF theenvable rcu
tatoR Il austaned in "taebe!ter days Of The Bep6b-
uc." t
TERMS OF TUITION. sieab
lrsparstory 10 AZ '4stA
Freshman Glass Ia 90 4" a "--AaA
Sophomore" /" al6 90 . bf sts
Junior Z" 20 90
Senior as o5It lag
In Music, Piano, Guitar OF ox oo
5t Melodoon, nssge iNo.VV H1iN HtMa
Thorough Bass Comp, &C., rs 90 e
French and other Modern Nfsi h'ifNl'N
Languages, ,.,gyt, q sg4 20 90 Is y" eaohss
Incidental Fee,.............. / 90
in the Ornamental Department full provision VIII
be medei ottho ordinary prices IA aslIl. ~. =.
The rule Of payment 10 one.haf In advance tho rest
by tho middle Of she term. s1pr N'H4 Nis
Board can be had IN good families, and at conyen
al reasonable rates, ranging from SIS 10 800 DC,
month. l'tlagi $500 8N4fN o. W. PARK9.f
dec30 Secretary and Treasurer.
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NUMBER l8S.
DTsSOLuTIOE


fTNHE fsIu Of Qulnty 4 Robinson, Of Memphis Tenn.
j Is this day eissolvOd by mutual cchpcht. All
persous having claims againa said lfh wil pfeseut
The same % n. Quinby, who x alone aulhorxe "a
pay, and al persons who are indebted % said hrYa
viii make immediate payment % said Quinby "
has been authorized % sette sid lfne business
wa. 4, oUiNBf, tt.s,..uI 49,
". A.. ROBINSON NeH tAtneN
JAS. s. uEAGH0aN, SPECIAL pattaaf
Etowah, Ca Jan. n, 1853 fl6bi0 sm1
OOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The andeeiened
~ have associated thsmsels4.- Together nndof TIE
style and firm Of B0NDURANT n fAgTHiAS, i6s
the purpose Of conducting th6 GROCERY AMI COK
MISSION BUSINESS, IN IguchhurE, Va.
We shall. keep constantly on hand a. large and
well selected Stock Of Gk0OERiES and STAPLE
pZlE GOODS, ns can be obtained, and viii spare no
pains 20 serve our customers at all timess
GoRdpcting The business on the Dash erinciple
we will be enabled 70 oaeF iaasyemcnis 10 gity ana
country purchasers either by.w wholesale OF retail
Coneignmesls ci Flour, Wheat. Corn aud an other
country prodHoe solicited and prompt returns Al al
cases, as soon 40 sales are meae m eelnt. .4s,
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco and Enun al
all grades always on hand. 1t8 t4tI Iit s4
We solicit share Of the public patronage
Up. n0NjBnANT,
declG6m sfla JAMES MAfTHlAAs
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Will sell al private ntle one 81 horse power M.
ssas asa Boiler Viii Mnay Saw and alllha aanuf.
fuf nces lhcreto belonging. Aisp one 80 lnch CUcus
fy with ifoua atihglet lofoihqT Win o0itttol
WITH feapiBF, &C.. JOSIAH FISHER,
FebiO-u ChaaaHdogn NRr.
~ saima uapotsf copy vyshA, aod ssadhl 10
lhia oiilce,
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Tax Payers fof The State and Coun.
~ ty Taxes OF 1882, in the Chattanooga District
will call aud pay the same without delay 70 John P
Long, at the Recording oloes who is aatherized Co
febl4 ~ 7. H. GARDENHIRE,
afsIAe l) = Tax Collector. Hamilton Co.
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Grand total .......,.ss ss.... .,...s.. eVo
The Richmond correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury saws Manchester house. desirous Of saving
Chsrestor from capture shipped this valuable cargo
MA ,ss OF which will bo reimbursed, 10 u thought by
tbe Confederate Government, If the iendy iim vii
duplicate ", .ANi
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s's0METHTN0 NEW :

400 Bush. Herd grass seed, SOW from Feb. tod .
30 Orchard "
5000 Spanish Sugars, sf afNi
rs gross best quaiity, Lucsor Matches,
rs Boxes choire candy, uh 2Olb Roxea.)
200 Sacks Ground feas~-ior SsIc, for cash ly +,
marS>lmF JOHN l., M, ; RENCfI.
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! sHAPLEs q nlLLARD.
ncaKET KNIYEg.

- doz Pocket Knives,
10 sets Knives aud Forks.
coo lbs Rope
100 bnah Sweet Potatoes,
200 Peas. IA s .M .fM
Shoe Tlibahts. Cotton fIandterehien. English Cal.
icocs, Tooth Brushes, pennaion Cops, Squire shot
Pics NeedleH Country -nade plads &c. Tor lac hy
mafsgt N A.C, VAN EppA
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NN thp cgrt MoaSag n APRIL, Iaes will eoa a.
~ rssA al public 6iitcfy q ihe hebth bddef7M
Ne Opnr I0nsS doer Il Harrison ftnteiete ~ tth
lowine lract 81 ihn o.Whf nhoui fN0 hundlt0 arfea
iyiu u ne hfst dsict n Ehsiittrh cnaiY fItanca-
tee aalolnne az innds Jhinea H. l0hnti0n. Danlal
Ygafssl oni others -mIld hard 4tti8ngHe q simrnn
peodarfaa ana WIN ~ esd 70 sailniy n lnlfnoai
and ttels .ip faltf cf james ~. HU6tt tarllai ati
peudaefafr tAM21 JaCks uep. bbNln
ishnlta E1mlllon ca.
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FARM For SALE.

II HAVEfor sale, Farm containing Ie0 acres. "a
Il joining the lands Of Mark A. Kennedy, situated
On the Missionary Ridge four miles East II ChaIla,
nooga Five acres OF the land are CLEARED and fenced
with small cabin theron, nursery a ifuit yrees.-
select apples and pears-and two good springs
iobi9-ln Hs ~ i q. r. BRuCkNER
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Attorney 81 i.sw, ciafm Agent anA Naf -


Ftf,AlMn OF avery description pgainsi W. Conisfc
Y ral6 G0v6rnmth eelilcd win htcdfaoy md AZ
patch, Attends Az tho Confederate Stains courts
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LEArHER WANTRn

DERs0NS having Sale Upper and Harness Leather,
n can obtain good prices, OH application 70
mari, VI " ..tGa J.H. WILLY,
Commission Merchan
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CN6go Sg the Captured steamer Princess Royal
The Richmond Enquirer gives the following as a
correct list of the articles composing the cargo Of the
steamship Princess Royal, captured some time age
by the enemy OF Charleston,
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6uBSTTTuTEs WANTEn.

TWO Thousand oara each will be paid for htr
~ steady, able bedied mon, Of iofiyssix 70 hny
eight years OF age Apply in person. or by letter 70
tebst-ts bpl9 9n n@8T i. II. WfLLYsi fi
= tft ,s.f Chattanooga, Tenn.
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LATE EORTHERN. NEWS.

SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH "A. 1863.