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Sheriff-s Sale.
Stein & Brothers, assinees of Joseph Il

Sheriff S Sale.
Stein & Brothers, assinees of Joseph lin
cade,
against
Andrew Miller and Samuel Miller
BY virtue of writ of venditioni expnas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, / will der
for sale at public auction, at the front oor
of the courthouse, in the town of Wods-
field, in said county, between the hours ofl0
O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ, on
Saturday, the 7th dag of February, 1S3,
the following described real estate, situate, n
said county, to wit:
Town Lots number sixty and fifty. sevo
| in the Town of Antioch, Monroe Counf
Ohio.
Let number sixty, appraised at s525, at
lot number seventy-fve appraised at 500 |
Taken in execution and levied upon as tt
property ef Andrew Miller and Samuel AZ,
Ier, at the suit of Stein & Brothers, assine,
of Joseph Kincade.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, M. G. o.
January 7, 1868.
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ONE person writes, her daughter was cured
Of fits of nine years standing, and 81 YituS
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case ineuxa-
bic.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and AEao
after trying every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever 6ees
which had existed fourteen yoars
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of eight yearA
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which The
Purifier and Pills
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Wovx ENASe q CxA0xveA.
We HAooA PINS

are the most active and thorough pulls tk0e
have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver, sxoik
ing that organ to such an extent as that tho
system does not relapse into its former cen
dition, which is too apt 10 be the ease vi1h
simply purgative pill
They are really q
HAo0A 0x>A Llvsv VNAA,
which, ia conjunction with the
BAooA pAvySAev,
VIII cure all the aforementioned dissassaL
and, of themselves, win relieve aud care
Headache, Costivsnsss,
Colio Pains, Cholera -Aorbus,
indigestion, Pain in the 1oOssss
Qtzziness, sto.
Try these medicines, and yos win ssvsr
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used thsu,
and they viii say they are
GooA McNNelves,
and yeu should try them before going Arss
physician,
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of ~ lsssl
agent and read the certificates, and i 80
have ever doubted you will
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VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.

January IA, 1868.
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January IA. 1863.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-01-28
J. NJ. KIRKBRIDB,
JUDKlNs & HALL, Agents

Sept. IT, 1s62.-1y. Z
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In the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio
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Legal Notice.

December 81, 1862.--4w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-03

vino cani.sl Of the debt" Baid ha, I'D now 1885,,
900; a interest. including the charges OF tile
sinking Fund e23000G COO. II is Impossible to con-
template tie QUO or the other without the utmost anI-
i.,v. Whit | now propose is, thst tho Limitation
| which was formerly provided sgsinst the sccumulH'
ton Of the original sinking Fund should be removed
end that both that oIginsI fund and tho subaq9snt
Gao created By tie act Of 1892 should he niowea 70
accumulate TILL thoy discharge the whole eeo''
This proposition was unanimously agreed
tot being enacted shat thn fund should
accumulate till the whole existing radeeHssbe
snnuitss should be paid of"
By this set, the original sinking Fund Of
81 900 900, with tha 100000 subsequently
prsnted, and the one Fer cent. on all tho sub
ecousnt loans, wero combined into ono con-
| solilated fund, to be applied continually, at
carurouna in,ereat, till tho wholo dubt then
existing was paid off, which it Mas calculated
woall he in f;-tg-Gve years.
From Tho acGOunta iail before Parliament
II sppnsrs thai tho anking fund ii million,
which MIR. Pit established in lTSC hal ia
creased by accumulation a. com!mund III
rer.s;, AID tLe vast additions Lrawn iru!n the
ore per cent. on all subsequent I"sna IT, the
eaorrnu,ls sun ii fifteen millions AMI nay
YEARLY, III 1878. willis the do:'ts Whi' h it bad
discharged during that Eoli''d amounted TO
no lass than Go3a,23l 900 a'irling. This
urea. incrssSe had taken place in twenty
,ev. n ye,rs--anl gas due u tho one pnr ceat.
on subsequent loans. Tina Parliamentary ia
HES IF M,cnsr, Pcbae1 and Porter daati1atly
u.,vs that tho OIL, per cant. on l9ars Vas the
gtcst element in tho immense increase of the
sinking fund, and that the great feature Of tins
system il that each debt when contracted
must DO provided for by taxation, aud the
amount roligionely applied at conpound in
tercst 30 effect the discharge.
We shall no! f'llaw tho history Of the
shaking fund Of Mr.. Pit in its subsequent
exi,toncu ate. the death of its great patron.
1t w., 'lea!Eoyed by NOR hoping TO gain Il
temporary popularity. We shall conclude
.hers extracts with the wordG OF tho his
totian.
"Dut it il only by attending to tie dlsso!u-
ton of Mr. Pitts aysten, end tho effrcta ny
" hich that change hes besn, and mus! TO e.
tended, that tho incalculahls Importance 81
h, financial measure can be appreciated, o;
tae Wisdom t;isce:ned which, so far az human
wisdom could, had guarded against tho evils
| h;ch nuat III their ultimate Consequences
,I;,... L., =, R,;l;sh E,np;r.,
lit into be tho purpose .. the t"ns'ie'
rats States to pay the principal Of their dsht
qnkin, ranl i, til, b,s: Hachinsry ia That
rr,p3se. Hut if tho debt, 50 lar ~ principal
| IS 1;,nce. ned il 10 he made perpetual, and
tie interest Only 20 he paid, then Il sinking
| tInh IL Of no usv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-03
,GI:iiiSiuWfE's OFFICE,

fTIUN raa, - IN Q. III
%TDTiCE-iU -: ,r.,i..1S 81 s.N Mr Ing, late Il
~ Iirs-.h!e. c"yri., ", al elc!a shrIn II nIy
cSh,eTE:
~ yiftu" 70. I"rit r-i hy "" L:-rr; CluI, q
r oi:ri.rel L. g.irs -ttr Eat 80 Gf r.il!a
::;: C.! n the OF thr iIE:edersie
+i4.rI .ua'oy ~ I J 1.i5tJ' k~:-;T'', Plaintiff,
): i5s,
=, ,ies Is. Il ~ Gi2i sni partner RI ttnart
aIr,:Ia,c I'D M:n H. Watts rlG Annie watts, his
g.. r7.i- ,I t., - sc Sold ,i:nGr". Defendants.
!.:vi'T HCnlt n - H.. interest OF gaii hc
CiCuS s- rrpegT zeal Nni .'GrsnbS 1t tie SGp~,r
~. p-tIl.D ,.''i.ar: l. T. r.1,It and tat IA part,
IT, T. ~ taIi q. long nnI TIE vsrn.is-
k, Lca Size ~ .ih d. - May, lso, di'."iyed,
81 .Irr-I ID H",'i- ;i- uute Gf s1ld part
Nip en-, al lgG,ri'.sl 1uGty 81 Sal! M
I!a,' sid i-.r-, rGch OFT rr iliOIs
ry y"vG:."l hf!' re BE- ita ii:r uo'!cc - her"
hy yrI" trs. IA pta.r"h r;t :. oII-- H.
lGi' j - Il Is.uiTy IT, : - mi, IL s'asutonCna
ti1uTr the rcui d.. day urtE tie .sIL tttr
araUgm -: i: Th ; i- mad lace M said rr,:JitOI-
OF Il SAIL HcC,nrg, ,h nl parties interetr,i.
qIrei toll" ?r -cJ: J I'M o. B0WYnH,
isn iC-lGHIE CcE.Gis.ioH-+.
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FsrD.y, January 30, 1863.
SENATE.

"a. S.,.,. ,oa, y, nam ,he pars,Dr,r in
tn, Gk.ir pro~-, liz IN. Rev. .J,ry +.
EnW''r-.
c"MA'TT'H rFr"SrE.
lie f5ia~i7g bill. zero r.rori"'' fro;a LrH
several O0:nInitlet5:
\ BIZ! TO convert int, atG,k, 10 he iu i,y
tbs State, tho interest in AREA. duo by Tia
Snnths;de Railroad to tho State.
i bill to amend. tho hrht th!ci, fourth mi
seventh a:ctinna Of al AT 70 provide fer the
public iefunso.
The Committee rn Confederate Relations
reported a JOINT resolution lnstrncling tbs
Governor TO deulsad the surrender an1 ID
;uorsl hg the C"nfo'leiHtu Government Of
:orian cii;sena of Virginia, who arc c'nIihed
in thia ard other %t.,lrs. AMI denied the hHnn
H. 81 ttia. Mad" the ":d,.' 81 thn day l"r
tn-,npr:"w.
hill P.sHfp.
4 hill entitled all &c, sulend:nr and re-
rn,r,i;.,- IN first md second section. OF Nil
.nl entitled cn NJ. Ia rrnesl tho f.nro lag OF
y;,..;o;, +. f., ran.i, co,n,i.s
RESOLUTIONS.
E,sn,u,in,a of injury Ye.s offered and
=, c.r,.d to tLs srrrnn,iai. committees.
re A- uli ill
n,T,nu,
HOUSE of hELh"AIES.
The lIdrsc btiug called to order at twelve
o'clock, prayer was offered by the Few Dr.
Hunnow-.
4 Tenatc bill incorporating tho + ctmcnd
and Ne.y Bridge Turnpike Company, i'll the
county of lIruricr. wsG real = second time
s;,d committed.
Gin, Scnn;s y,,smImonts In IN. ii,usa bill
i; ,idnr for Tho di.ciarce from miitury
duty ~ prr30Tn Wha hsTe furnished suhsti-
tuir;I MAS laEcn up. Tho bill eyemids oil
persona who hc7n iurnl"hed au5HlItutes, '"r
three yeas o. tho war, i'll the nonfederhte
army, from military tu'y, under tho prHcIa-
nation or tia Governor Of ths lnth ni Jan
nary, 1863, or any fninre proclamation, u.
TAG principal amendment adds alter the word
proclamation. l*at quoted, lhe WORDS, cal
ling aiGh personn into military service ipr
longer period Than mAty days. lie House
sntcd Ia disagree aiih The Sonata.
Mr. Mcl'AMAHr, from the CGnmittsa on
Propositions and Grievances, reported a bill
arn-i,tiug aasi re- enaciing the l2.h section OF
. f.iIl passed March 2sih, 1861.
Alr. AHDrns"H, Of Hochb7iJEe. reported
several bills, and resolution asking t. be
discharged from tho further consideration 81
4 resolution laquirins ir!o tie expectancy OF
inprcssins free negroes, male and female.
into tIc military service as cankj, transfers.
&C.. Hhith was agreed 10.
Mr.. pofFm.T oHtlfd - rrs'!uti"'i, which
"as adopted. appointing special COMMITTEE
CT four, to lnqu1to into u" cSpsdiencY Of
ar::nains the nrsf "e;t!cn Of the act /" reiuhd
n'on-y paid in chinIh":atl"u III ths Military
aeITcr.
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From KeUtucEy.

A ken.ucaian aojourning IN this city, Los
Received lcttor from h,a vito in Lexington,
which confirms the rumar,, WI hayr hai of
The decentralization and disisndms Of Wonl-
ford's Kentucky cavalry. At Frankfort, the
Legislature in session in surrounded by .hree
ahousaad Abolition bay onots, for thu REASON
thnt majority of the members arc Consider
aid di1oysl to "the best government on earth. v
ii thin last outrage Of the Federal despotism
Ilaes not arouse the old Hunters Of kentuc-
ky" from their graves, we predict thst it will
at least fire their proud descendants with a
spirit of resistance which will nike it inn
possible that the "dark and bloody ground'
shall ever become past or parole OF the sboli-
tionized and me1cenary Yankee Union.-,
Knoxville Register.
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ARTILLERY first pi.n" o. s,hi!o'y
PC know Of vas made by Scawariz, Ger
1lsn cordrler, soon after tho inr. nton cf
su"p.wer, III 1890. Artillery il SAT-! to have
kee;i used ty the Mnors at Al; i:as, in
Spain, curiI.,, the siege Of l2il. Cor hi5t1-
1ians say Edward Ill hal f-ur pieces OF can
on at C.esfj. III 1916, wtiei, ga.aNd him tina
battle. The Ver"tiam ii,i nHe,l camel, a
Ma in 1877. a..aiuat lie tcnCc#'. fi!:t .:.cd
by the Englis.. in l3%5. E"mi.s ara c,ii 10
have been invented at Isnio. ii ta"u 81 the
Netherlands, in l495, bat did not Come into
general uge until 1854, having been previously
sed only in tho Dntc. and Spanish annie.
btor:Ars for THROWN hombs we're first mace
u, Eng!and in 1913. tn" COLOSSAL mortar
Of kab,rt Mal!et threw 4 ..i,r!! weighing two
thousand livn hund,e1 an! SHY pounds, one
mile aad hall hnrz ,nth'iy, with charge
OF seventy pounds of powder. Bomb vessels
were fact used At Algers, in lGiG, lay
Eronch engineer FAMED Roman Internal
nachin-G Hern first used at Antwerp, in 1888.
The French were frs. tsrghi tie srt OF LaTo~-
ig ahslls at MotAe, dutin. to niero nf 1874,
BY an Engli.h enginesr. The frs: experiment
Of firing artillery r,rho,het was nm:s at
Philipeo:-g. a t"wm Of Baien. III l.&i.
A rtilie5Y was first used IN s!e5cs a. Rmn"-
rtnnu, in France, in 1926. The experiment
t reduce fo:tsss by spriugrg globes OF
compression waa made at S1rw-idni!z, in
Prussa.n,Sazony. about 1903. The method
O. throwing ,ed hot bsils WITH certainty,
vas tiea, practiaed al Strclauud, ius PrnS. in,
when besiegcd ~ WniicnsteiE about i.Gj.-
{frctanqe
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POETIGAL.
VICKSBuRG- 4 ballad.

VICKSBuRG-A Ballad.
By PAUL. H. HA7NE.
5Df6icateS Nth respec. and admiration 70
MOI. Gen. Earl FAs Dorm
For sixty days aud upwards
s,or1p Of shell and shot
Ra;nei round as in flaming shower
But still we tsltered not
stIf the noble city perish"
Our grand Young lesder SAID,
.Lst the only walls the Zoe sasll scs'e
B, ramparts Of the dead
For sixty days and upwards
The eve OF Heaven waSei an
And own throughout Gods holy m"'n'
Der Ohristisna' prayer apd hymn
Arose kissing tumnt.
Az if the fisnds q! az
Stroye TO encuf tbs voi:e Ct faith
In the shrisas Of iho': do2''s'r.
There was wai!ing III lhn hors"a,
There were trembling on tho rn::: *,
While the tempNst rsgcd and thunacrea.
Mid the ,ient tn,i(l O! hearts;
Bot the Lord, on: shield, vas with rs,
And erc month had srol,
Our vory women walked ,hc streets
With scarce ora :hruh Of dread.
And the liete ch,ltrsn !:a',ilo'Sd-
Their faces purely raised,
Just for o wondering moment
AS the hugo bombs whi:ird aad blsEea
Then turning = iih siivory laughter
To ths sports which children love,
Thrice mailed in the sweet, Instructive thought
That the good Got u.s. che: shave
Yet tns hs;iing bolts fall fssi'r
From, scores Of fameciN' >a'i'~'
and above us, denSer, da' ke',
Grew the conflicts Wild eclipse,
Till a solid cloud closed DOR MS,
Like type of doom and ire,
Whence shat II ttrusand quiyoring tongues
uf:,rked mud vsngci.l ii'e.
~.
But tho unscs.. hand. o! ansa's
Those dea.a s5aiiA warned aH,i.'.
And the dove uf Heavenly E.r'">
Rulsd Ger Tho hstt'" tide;
In tne house, cra ell The w.l9G,
And through ihu war-sca.r"" ui-'T'
The people STRIDE viii, the sep -! "'f'"
To the muse in their hca7ts.
Co,uMs,,, S. &. Angus: G, !SG2.
Il. iI., L..n stated b. one p:,:'<>in,; 10
hav: vs.Gn.s;.d the f.ct, tnli som. 'Te,h> -
ter ti.a hc:,nnluE 81 .h,G t"rT!'i" h':.b.rd'. ~
not oIi:r were ..I..# seen rnoNy waiKl!.g ihr
stree, IA. ill., IN Hnino parts 9! lilo tD"n
children was oh 'crvnl 4: play, only inter'n!'
ting thGir sports - %aXh aasi listen NJ INT
hnr':,ag shells.
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" II :, y 7 II q /. i 70 T. ) 4 l. Z. /"
,..,,c, ,.5r-,t..:. r., M .nT's.sz-s

lEsEE 7 y IL. :. EAtR.W <U Y Z = ~ NJ
= go AGES alUst"T Ia RnpPshanGGck tau ~. ! AZ
rn I-aa EuaIv.iir .iiorl Uulr-p.r -
to Ei.a tie !, lN,sI tI.rps:j ID cefcd Ter
.d..
~ I.uI :. 4. li:. Isl; II irff"ySnr. EEi w.?
Y...tc it IL :iLG -y Gi-itr: - ~ > srT"' III
~ tn ds being s- .et IN blue gas and TI'tT'
: g. rrt! a'st'rri hy r",rr-fh!llES trrnS-
, a.. t:r -..rn 9! TIE i-ac!ng Is Of rtour
a: Irs ~ 81! Gr-I rsr'rd, can't Lining Ssit r1DHhs.
tl vi g. cvf"'a aii tEtes o.cArs tu 81 ihs hest
aai ~ hguGs1Elc:t rar'r. IL Is situated
la :T"S: of nas:EcIi Ead o:h-r ;oi o.t :rGEs. "?
ava H. .-.dGw 81 rcr;s, itn'orRh Shih
lows H.. Lt.u';;r y; 49, Fivcr) ~ c. mnnn's
IIa"d VIZ. tie vii! al mopn-lns. Tae kfcht Z !
y. br, oa ;Ar aits AM chez hullh Se arr 80 good or
'tr Az tha- Is on or tag hal bonnet 81! most lie
r.,aSi '-h,:8.i Ie ri.i f:rI.s 10 thr ST..
Pic, i-s', rs &c IurcsLsa c,u sd;..ss
Eili-. MART +. Y.I:H
y,..r'. - u. g. fuEf,ti EicLmo! &. -,
csta. 30" :!.l,c, J--Srs"n T. g..
- -.Ct L. HlttHn .nnLtg.
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DANYlLLE FEMALE COLLEGE

DAN VILE, VA.
~ EgSIoE b,rips February 2Sd; ends JIiy T. ~" q,
= Ia. be,; IsssherI In a tepsy:nasu Loe..iou '''
and healthy Rsi 10y. No PAIN rpsred for TIA c;@
fort Of the pur!ls. ,.o.
For eifeui.is, Addre.I 1ttA 'as ID Ftbtu.TGI Tx
Vile, Va, SEO. LA-rs
Jan 16-cs5Ws rIS
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y,Irasst.s TovL piH.,n ron SALE

fTgrs rLx-:'os ol-"- tar -.'- tn ~ nHoi" "os ''
q = eva -
NOES l. i |. l. L,
Az, Vt s.,i ta.:..n c'"o'y l.. .'' tsl-sin't' t:,
'.,r - s,t i.n: ,r.un = !orE aT3!r - :. Is q
ri t.r, fay,,.eyI. ~ rai.sId, and "b7rt NE ?Hrot
...:a,, rn R,i,:a Fae tra; cGsi Il 'cn' '' 80 TN
it.prr a lyi u7 th,r TRACT :: i."d. =" -. "hef
- 90 ur s,-i by Sc y,tiSrash, who oLt,I."a q ~
- e. t;aGu ,'U.ku"ss, hui Accepted i'e ShnF
d. f'.'h ~ the rr';"'= 81 c"aheaa~
At ~. ';r,, MAJ ~ river usyif>iGn nT taHoAn '"m
ltn -. ee:ma. "Hi these krEenr; tnoh tti
!lrf u ger ."'in"" Of iie H"ohtry, al" =
ry -! rncr- nrcu Gallons could "i IN no deliit'
nr ,onr.,i.. E,r-t .E ~ %rsS or sSi TT nJJ TlrJ
ncr; propose S"5 ant "s ciesn Ind h'"@ f> ilr
-c: say iarun r's:rs Is'"''f. IL az ToiA fss eva
.,,.! =. - ~ tsr rI'Cs,
A.. .nraernle Cos, ri,!Js are rmlraSeI RI ttac; 81
i,ud la Sb.nt 46J ares, ~ q d ratimated Ia
about j ac,rs pnHrrial with tE- FEET y-.n Of cnHi
IN. haIlrcr Of the iG afford good qusiiy Ct uls
lie soil a.risaiur-l rarrn'-s 81 ou"u. ia timber aud
I.rd o; n highly r;"iuc''Yr character.
lrginS TN, ttss :" CT h!S :T7ct under ihd
w.t. . ,:ih- vein -! col hare h~rn Eycrtts!nsn 10 tC
lee. Ia ;"r-ach s'e wGut Yell $3.50 rrb!c ysri.
~ =" =; ~; tors: pE'c, :. PR r'inr
~au'i yir.d fr9.'Si per i: ,rrpa:trf :Ei 4
li- L. w.n.r! lee v-r'nr. wayr--2 large ro-auce-
t.r. ~Gad -: renal, fg ~ re- nr5c cf s.s.bIr coal
TiI mTijr! rs - ;arrs. vii huTnrt 10 r. 30 80.
.I III .H 'rlr.r '",, ~ tie re'a;is portion II Il
:eJ.T-,
fh,s.',- ~: iri5s 'k coal G.kr' are present.
sf5r:e H. liz r,J';rvr II Go.l tieEii .sio, ;h!s
rc. "a .-f.1 Trsrsit - rIiies fcr YE Wit
:f'"rr- ~. ri, ,h9ut Is from th- geJft shat Tie
tslNs. 20 t Fr:n hng 4r-slT g-as-d and ro@ IN 80
c.rt..ci IL" t'a E"'Erv- Cea Field, n'rat -.
!iie- w;ii, rY:- J. coan.ri:2 las; uar.e,I
io!Ts
80: .i. ira :, "cu's- q "or-ir'C'7G f-"m ts'e'st
20 thr" g - ~ = NJ FsH ii'r;t'Y !r"urh
nS r."'--'s-hy Wish Iinr-cstm-lr r1"I can "e 'o'.
~Irl'I -. ,'r. :.u:,h or >cu;h rrndy 'rInrPoVa.
Hos market II viii ius lr srrn. II nr.si ~ Ero.ei ny
90" 81 tyr -, su! "c "'lrr VII! e""ir,ed "lth2m'
:,a. = /" u;:'. r"rt -s"i 20 - ~ doubted Gu
,c-y, $40. tH.h..F ":w.'i IT, ~"r" ii he n'0si
l'i..-'",.
rui~:. 20 the ,.'r - 49, r'sl, II may he roper
thu f0.I wur feet fr"'. s"rr rs Re-
,urt. page "a, a:":
"i- a.;usrn q. IT., rcs nni IL" HriA w's"h Il
ya.r.d, lmr0rtsrt G"a'"A. u bG'"b bulky,
~. ErIi.rn, Al! irr" rnnsHn II therefore Elvs
plea. -:'"allr nr IN Ia!IJr T?"'e' III I'll I1-
.Gt rr:"?H = - O. y<rErd C"hi uow In E'hrLr!
Il well - PTS :" -: 4 ss And II |: !nssrishly
r"tas..r l.. hra fti iry ':Ish r better cos Il -
cheaper -Ch .at-i Il :: g. E;i NEsh'l tnSn
C.tr."si :! ...rE ~ ir:-hr.''
u; ;.Gr'm s'r: ~ 81, nrnr or aii ts1
-" sub. ur., ulj r'' 10 sell lir VII t-Ao
pi-asr rIray.G tGrE tG tbs Sanab" coal Ned.
Srl cy- 81 nf: .iIor. and explanations II IL
n-iC :. .u.,- nj" ~ rSI osJ T. Gal ~! pitt
~. :. H,.2:-E.
s.y :; ,!ra, z. -. J-5auyG, i-t!.
!-.!:--,;.Th!!h
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NISCELLiS ~ DES.
From The Charleston Courier.
Nassau itonis.


From The Charleston Courier.
Nassau itoms'
Va learn from our Nassau "orV"fp";"ir''t
th.l during the heavy gale 81 '2''i week, y
large United States transport he %":r pian-
Ter, hound 70 New orleans "i!h !c""I1 Cit
munitions Of war, w1mt ashore on Ahac+.--
SaH will pTav" total i"-s. TIE 1snktc
Uonoal At Nassau. chartered tr1u ship Sa!lle
Bonsal. Levitt, 10 transport t." troops sPlns
t@co bundled IN number. 'To:a TIE rock t.
NsT Orleans. No lives Were lr:;. hut tvs"
hundred and fifty hors:'. ;Ar'i'': a" the
island, rariahcd for "sn: 4 "n:-s.
Nj. pniE, Sh" w, 'Hi"':'l.i "T Lara
I" succeed ~" att - "t%'' ;'."'rs
Oonaai nj NssS''i. TIA" ""'"ai' ana na'h T.
hswisy' o. NJ" ''' ','' '''~''''' III" az
P"'nt'ee'' A..
Among. ti" CAS- '''-' '''''' ''E tn'
Nhc.'"i e nfl' %'y 'n:''''' OF r":h'' vi Inc
to:tSs" hhh'''nrat A''' f'"'a"'5 ~" "'H'
that have h0cn died Against aHy Psrao;' ioT
nrsach al 'i'e tct III ''tS' h' ''"''' 20 ,'o'
Colonies. A Unhet Safes var weasel De-
longing TO the Hq"a'rnn t,"cksnlns Naa'au'
desiring to procure full kno" 10 1so cl nc
passes, iniata and saund, abouf the eaha"'' :,
hecured the vices ~ I'VE 81 I'll Ni:sau pa
lots, (Gsgroes) ana accompi'Sh'1 VI tu' p"""S'
Ire pilots are now On t',a' ''"! a ''H''S%='''
VIII 30 severely aeait WIN
Oap!sr 'Tsep" '"u"si' I,il.''
,'e tihe1 A. t"' ~ ~ ..o W.,
tanso' VIGIL AnoN'' III ~" .oS'"i '"o
:ningto"' Wa ''iso Oh t''' 10 ~ W. M"
.:':;,:i ..,s ~ !. c,a, ~ ,,,o.-
n1''1Iu sHio:i' ,H >a 80 ~ eJ "r.
.hs' foIu e',uen.' "a. r." ,,''.':.
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To WILLIAM 8, BART TON:

TO WILLIAM 8. RTON:
Take notice that l snail 90 T1esdAy. tbs e:t ~
HArch, 1855, a. the once Of Bhek Hack, sr"t''-J
s~ In tho city Of Counb., 6outh Caro!nh oe:-'-- +
nours Of O'Clock l. H., and O'Clock take T.: 81
,.:lons OF G.orgs T. hsson, 81. E. Mason. ). hs"s
ehtv.r, and VIM. Desausure. to be read ~ eYce-,s =
beh 10 The foregoing suit. And II frou, sry c"a''
t.knu az tho aaid depoLtlons should not c-e';
bAps commenced, sheuld net he compe..t 90 'ha' -
ibv taxing OF The SAND viii bn condaued ed adj
Iror day 10 day and time " tra st the I""' -
bs,vesn tho IaEs hoaIs, unIiI they arc cont led
lar Is-vav JXnLW tIE.
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ayaiatt

Ayaa"t
D. bEr aud !. AZ. u e. ndniost. a:ors srl iru' :.
Of H. Hrrdy, de.r.s::, George W. Johnson. ,..
Moody, II ETEgy "n JU,ry. wilkins Hal, J. II.
x5d 7. "ei;a"s t-w-t-eI 81 b. Moody tina r 'nic..
.f'nts o..
This Jay t!tis ,'nrsttei rcnsrGt ~ y,
and csOe by iE: rou.erf Ia heard upoa is. riu
aver rcplc9H'n sad :XhGbti, And sryrsE
On constrrsisn VII roo, ;hn Ccuyt doth Hjua--. 80.
ant decree that David Ny and A. JGnrs. si:nns .
tors n b. cay I-r".s.t N ia t:rS:.rs & tho
rtnS:r hc'"uEt. OF their T-s !ci h. a'.i IT,
May role tru.:ra ~ n. 10th la u Gii :" .t." r
sepa ate Lcc"uh "i Ut. tE..f- 81 h. tr ~" {
missioner of tia Cant. 1n l. ':rrGt~i - rssuin %
.nh sstF tn, hah-, rri 10 "h'e Gprin .'n:.u
log What portion 81 the ErOrtr coma, ri uai. -
81 irus:, coi-9 " Hic' sir a'rd IL 'h,s rsti
uns3i uBc.'.ieDtrf. snd ".tt DIT, III -uIrd
cur,L u.1rr tho sEaa- rrm,iu unpnd Also -i'r D..
showing other '=lS all deni-pd, rsn.uSI tt-
q the derrjeut. L. Moody. main uvlnil h-Yus
pointed iim1 and for receiving proof 81 ,Gun
and demands, htfore 1ech h2e re shat LyG.-
srch fine m pi.c. 10 b. yo:tnd te 5r.t Gay
tho ir.n. door of tic cour. iuI al suii aaurtY. -
sts.f2Sri ~ Rli properly sL arntits II ": doe :,
= oGy'. estate; sna make r5rsit u'errot is tBs
r!th srciny stA:rt d'-iLei lG.t!Tr-ti o.,
SSH nriCh my PATTY may requlrn 10 ba 40 stated
tbs Ecrr Hc.h irrihrrfnoEe c:d=r hat pab;nSoD .!
uHd-T til. deTI-, o"c6 ws.k frac -- -
- k:rfnGE 'EsrLiInr' n,d rsirruhuts 'EJp
:ils fpulSI. IA. =. rn!;J.S' .E H-reJ. ca H.,
u:s. cay T..,e.
J0H =. } IL TEtp - :
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Oor1oN In MIaFHy.-Tbe Argus Of the
10Th ult. says:
There were quite number Of wagons in
the city yesterday with cotton, more than
there has been for q week past. Cotton il
selling from SO to IS cents per pound. The
steamer Belle Memphis took up over eight
hundred bales last evening