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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-07

VTERGEMEA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerks
' office of the Circuit Court of Grayson coun-
ty, on the first Monday in July, 1868:
.Ferriba- Willitts, Plaintiff,
Hiram Higgins and Polly, his wife, Richard
Bongris and Ann his wife, Isaac Collins and
Catharine his wife, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to sell two negro
men of the estate Of Mrs. Willitts. 1t APP
pearing from an affidavit fled, that the defend
ants in this suit as above stated, are not. inha-
bitants Of this Commonwealth, on motion of the
plaintiff by her attorney, it is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interest;
and that a copy of this order be published once
week, for four successive weeks, in the A
bingdon Virginian, a newspaper printed in the
town of Abingdon, and posted on the front door
of Grayson Court House on the first day of the
next County Court.
A Copy.-Teste,
FL. LUNDY, c. 9.
July II 1863-4w
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DEPOSITORY, C. S. A.,

DEPOSITORY, 9. 8. a,
abingdon, July 16, 1868.
HOLDERS of Certificates issued from this of
Ill fee for Bonds, are hereby notified that the
Bonds for Certificates issued prior to the I'd of
May, will be issued to the holders on and after
the 22d- inst, when the Certificates are present.
ed properly endorsed. JAS. K. GIBSON,
4w. Depositary.
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NIRGHNKA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerks
v office of the Circuit Court of Grayson coun-
ty, on the first Monday in July, 1868:
David Garrison, Complainant,
AGAINST
Mary Garrison, John Dickinson, Benjamin
Shoope and Polly his wife, Peyton D. Shoope,
Isaac Shoope, Abraham Wampler & Hesteranna
his wife, Garrison Shoope, Sarah Shoope, Mar
tina Shoope, Rufus Shoope and Lee Shoope,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit, $50 far as the absent
defts are concerned, is to obtain confrma-
ton by the Court Of assignments of interests in
slaves made by the absent defts. to the com-
plainant, and also to procure decree for the
division Of the assigned and other slaves. tap
pearing from an affidavit filed in this cause, that
the defendants, Peyton D. Shospe and Isaac
Shoope. are non-residents of the Commonwealth
of Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff by his at
torney, it is ordered that they do appear here
within one month AFTER due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest; and that a copy Of this order be bub-
lished once week, for four successive weeks,
in the Abingdon Virginian, newspaper printed
in the town of Abingdon, and posted on the front
door of Grayson Court House, on the first day
of the next County Court.
A Copy.-Teste,
JAS. w. BALLARD, D. G.
july II, 1863-4w ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLLEGE

VKTILL commence its next Annual Session,
w the 18th of August, 1868. The
President will be assisted by an efhclent corps
of Instructors in the several departments OF the
College. The price of almost every article OF
provisions having advanced one thousand per
cent. above former prices, the Directors OF the
College are therefore compelled to increase very
largely the rate of charges. The following will
be the charges for the Fall Term, beginning the
18th Of August, and closing the 18th December,
1868:
For Board and Tuition. $685.. 90
For Tuition in Preparatory Course, 5000
!" Collegiate Course, 4O.OO
IS 9. Music. 1000
g Contingent Fee, o.uO
&c Matriculation Fee, 3OO
g Use of Piano, 4.OO
Each Boarder will be required to furnish her
own light For this purpose, let each pupil
bring with her few pounds OF candles.
All pupils entering in the month Of August
will be charged for Board and Tuition from the
beginning of the term. All pupils entering with
in the first two months, will be charged for TUT
ton from the beginning of the term.
No deduction for Board or Tuition on account
Of the absence Of the pupil, unless her absence
is caused by protracted sickness.
Patrons who will furnish the College provi-
sions at Old prices, can have board at $50 per
month, and Tuition at the same diminished rate.
For further information,
Address VIM. A. HARRIS.
July 10 1863
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NIRGENHA:--Ata Circuit Court held for
Y Grayson county, at the Court House, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of April, 1868:
Dennis Fielder & ais,
VS..
B. B. Roberts, surviving partner of the firm
of Jenkins, Roberts & Co,
UPON A WRIT OF ERROR.
- The object Of this suit, "a writ of error, is to
zeverse q judgment of Grayson County Court.
It appearing from an affidavit fled in this cause,
that the defendant is nonresident of Virginia,
on motion Of the plaintiffs by their attorney, it
is ordered that he do appear here on the first
day of the next term Of this Court, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest; and that a
copy Of this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, in the Abingdon Virgini-
an, a newspaper printed in the town Of Abing
don, and posted on the front door of Grayson
Court House, on the first day of the next County
Court "A. Copy.-Teste,
JAS. w. BALLARD, D. G. ii
july II. iS63-4w
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Sl0O Reward.

n RAN AWAY from the subscri-
xsA Der, on the 18th of May, his boy
.<3O RILEY. He is % years old, hea-
I'M Wy built, about 5 #. 6 inches high,
MA weighs about ITO lbs., remarkably
white, would pass for a white man,
~-=-=.=.ssssa with straight brown hair, and has
large scar from burn on either the right or
left side about the waist. He was seen in Pu-
laski county on the 18th inst, passing himself
for white man, and saying,he was on his way
to Kentucky, and should go by way Of Bristol
He had on black wool hat, soldiers gray round
about, with one brass button in front, marked
with the letter J, and brown jeans pants.
II will pay the above reward if confined so that
can get him. d. WADE,
Surg't 28th Va. Battalion,
Preston's Brig, Abingdon.
.LlsZal 17-tf 100
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Patrons who will furnish provisions at the
old prices, will be charged according to the fol-
lowing diminished rates for the term from the
18th Of August to the 25th of December:
Board and Tuition Collegiate course, $4,000
Tuition in Preparatory course, 1900
Tuition in Collegiate course, 1000
Music, 1000
Latin and French, each $3.50, 1900
While we charge the above rates in order to
encourage payment in provisions, we will allow
an advance of SO per cent. above the old prices
for the articles of butter, bacon, meal, lard and
dried fruit VIM. A. HARRIS.
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~ 600 LBS. Bar Iron,
lU,UUU 1000 lbs Tire for two and four
horse wagons, which we wish to exchange on
favorable terms for any or all of the following
articles Wool Feathers, Tallow, Wax, Bacon
Flaxseed or Lard. Call early at
Z. G. MCCONNELL q COS.
Inrn X 1859
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"E willexchange Leather for Hides.
w July 10. G.. w. MANTZ & co.
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AQUATIC!

May 20, 1S63-3m
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-04
LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, well
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and ts connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where will be found every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice ia offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York--fvla allentown and with fewer changes
than any other
EN0CH LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
II. Fl. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
delphia' auglt
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE

Do you rise with coated tongue mornings, with taJ
Taste In the mouth and poor appetite for breakias.
Do you feel when you fir get up so weak and angpJ
you can scarcely get about? Do you have drzines,
In the head at times, and often dullnoss with bead
ache occasionally! Are your bowels cOstive and irrg
ular and appetite changeable9 DO you ref W Wind
rom tho stomach and do you bloat up often! DO you
feel rallnsss after eating, and goneness when the
stomach is empty Do you have heartburn oecaA,or'
ally Do you feel low spirited and look On the DARK
side OF things! Are you not unusually nervous a.
times! Do you not become restless and often lay unit
midnight before you 90 to sleep! and then at Tine
don't you feel dull and sleepy most Of the tme' j,
your akin dry and scaly also sallowi In short, ao
your life burden full Of forebodngs Now these az,
the symptoms generally present. but not always all
them, and there are Thousands who suffering dAiJ
rom them, and we pledge ourselves in from three "
hVe prescriptions, TO drive them all away and con-
peteiy cure the patient changing then whole physc
and mental nature, and thus make Life blessing u.
stead Of a burden. We ask those who have tried unit.
tired and discouraged to give US fair trial aud "
candidIy can do just what is above set forth Try W.
Prsscnph and we can in that time satisfy the m'N
inereduious We call special attention 10 our slime
Invaluable treatment in the above diseases. "PTor'
al hhinss."
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HARPER & BRO.

A RE now receiving their entire stock of Hats and
"A Caps for the Fsll and Winter trade, Their stock
OF Gents French Felt Hats, of all eolors is the most
elegant ever before offered in this market
seplltf HARPER A. RRO
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SALT RHEUM AND sCALD HEAD
GThs following letter Is from the wife Of H.

Tue following letter Is from the wife Of D.
stockweil, ESQ:
New Philadelphia, Dec. 81. '''+
d. SAAHSos:--Dear SIR, desire to express % ySa
the desp gratitude feel fr the great bsneft have
rvsd rom your treatment. had bsc 2ms 50 weak AZ
20 moen reduced with frequent hemmouhaee Of y.
had become evident TO all my friends thA, without sos
speedy relief could not long survive. commsneF
nth your treatment on tbs fst Of July 1881. Durl:
.ne nfst month"; treatment began to perceive ~.
the hermorrhage was much lsss frequent, and ToY
dininiahed IN quantity; and from that time forEai1
nave bad no hemorhage, and now enjoy bsttsr hee.
tean have for several years. At the commeneens..
for restorsnon 20 arsasonabls DEERE 6 hsaleh- ~
e1peeeanons N thi1 rsspect have been more hsn t.
i1sd II TINS shsHld meet the eye Of any sfteted
W, can With Fsat confidence reeonmsnd y'A'
NML z. srexvssl'
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M'LURE HOUSE, WHEELING,

for the purpose Of treating all diseases of q chrop!
character. Examination and consultation free Cal
soon and judge for yourselves. Wee wish to sec Al
cases OF long standing. We will give our honest ops
ION In every case, and will not take any money ton
patients without there is good prospes. OF reston
them to health.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r.


DPPiCs BALI ! ONO RAILROAD c.
Wheoling Station Aus 1863 {
On ant after Monday night, the 10th Of August
~ the assenger trains will be rnn by the fol-
lowing schedule;
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DRS. WORKMAN g. SHANNON

MOULD INFORM their friends ia Virginia, Ohio
w Pennsylvania and tho public generally that tbs
are now at the
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LUNG DISEASE,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BR0N
CHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE, &C., &c.

We can especial attention Of persons afflicted VIII
tRose diseases, 70 the fao that We have almost W
uaoie treatment IN those etectiors which has t,I
lately discovered. We have s,cessded ia restDrtns
CASE OF tins bind In few months who have bean uea
60 ior years TO no effect, and others are unaG
ea.nsnt and are rapidly being restored in hc,
se thsn own words, thoy say they nsl thsmssl,S
epcmIns up every day. We do positively claim %.
tneTe Ia no case 90 far advanced but that bei
and make more comfortable and prolons life and h'
oG Of cases can De successfully cured II taken IN an
nnd Of Tune Remsmbsr that this is an age Of u
provsmsn and remedies being discovered that fD
arm disease Of many Of its tsrrors. We invite .h'''
VINO are threatened have any form Of Lung Dissss
20 give Us one trial, when We can prove all Es cas-
said In the above.
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
we claim positively TO cure every case Of these Or
eass. Ihn q positive fact, and We will pledge oD,.
snvo 70 Pvs 80 to any casa Of the Kind We csnn''
curs' ana We generally cure With two pre.cnpnon'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-30

When Gen. jackson was wounded, his esp
and the gloves which he wore, were left on the
field where his Injuries were first examined
FaoY we're there found by a soldier of company
G., Ssh North. Carolina regiment Pend sr's
brigade. His name is Wm d. H. Covington,
aad be is row Chimberszo hospital Mr
C3Viag5ln carefully preserved the Interesting
ar,iclas, and though offered large sums fer them
by these whe wished 70 possess these memen-
toes Of our great General he was fixed in his
purpose Of delivering them TO his family.
Through the aid Of bis sargs0a, Dr. BsweR, he
has fguud the opportunity Of sendinZ the
gloves. The cap is With Gen. P5udsr.
We have SEGA the gloves. 1T. J. Jackson,
FirEiuia," is printed Hestly ca the wrist Of each.
The course Of the fatal bsll that wounded the
wearar, is seen on beth. TAe right-bani glove
is cut BY the ball Just about the base ef the
tsgTuo, but Sc near she edge as apparently Just
Gu h8Ve grazs1 the fssh. The left hand glove
se5 psri0rstsd On the wrist near the top of the
Cove Ihe stain Of the blood which flowed
ffoa tie w0und is still upon the glove. The
ss.tereRtering the wrist, ran uP the arm,
TeadesiRe5 Necessary It's amPutation above the
aT Coyngton's Ries feelings and sense oi
honor in reference to these relies are mEch % bs
icon@eEdsd. Such q soldier Is worthy TO hevs
sVca general az Jackson was.-RiebBiOaa
Sentinel, 9th
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Nil not the army Of Virgiuia-ths army
Whosa rank and file are an her0es-WiIich never
fought but to WiR-which, though It has lost q
Jaeks0ns yet has a Lee, TO ead IL on to ether
vietorles-to other fields Of glory7 VIII not
the Wheie heroic Army Of the C0ue5eracy-no
matter where giluated-elaim tho right o. c0G-
tnbute to he eenlfort Of ths widow and ehildtsn
Of Albert Sidney Johnston.
For this Purposs-lst rs raise, by voluntary
contribution. -- thouraB3s Of 58Iarg With
this view, let the Pres Gent be requested 70 des-
ignaia through the press, three banks Is de-
can res1It, By mail such sums as they 1uay
TANK proper TO give. Let these bsnkg be re-.
questea to opsa in 5heir books, q credit acc0uct
OF the Albert Sydney Johnston Fuad. Lat the
President be requested Co take control Of the err
tire fund, have It invested in interest paying
bonds aud see shat il is appIied--frst 60 bring
birs. Johnston and Der family to her Texas
home-sec0ndly. TO their comfor5r and support
his the President as he devoted friend of
Cen Johnston, viii DO. if 50 requested By tae
ladies' Of Huatsville VIII you not take this
matter Ia hand-put the ball IN motion and en-
tisle yourself to The frst hon0n
Meet, my fair country Fsnaan, in sons IF
yonr private pariors-2rgs1iz an Albert Sid
neg Johnston E9eisty-male yout cwu c5airi-
Dutions-sslcct yogr city baak es The deposit
tory OF your funds, and thus ueugutztsa q raovs-
nent which mu4t commend Itself 30 the good,
and yirtuOus, and patriotic, Of the whole Con
Iederscy- Lead Of as women must slFays do
in every coed work. and the ms1 wiz f3llow
y0ur noble example.
GID J. PILLOW.
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The Yankees. on landing frora their runbosss
and transports at the White House on Thurs
5ay. Immediately dissmbsrhed a locomotive and
a train of cars. which. il two hours time they
hsd uoon the York River railroad snd ia run
ming order The train, which consisted chiefly
Of Asss and box ears, soon afterWsrd, laden with
cavalry and infantry, started uD the rsaI and
reached runstall's gtstion. They rsmaiue5her6
until five o'clock in tho event a., Nv3eaaa Ep=-
ditiou, composed oe some Two illagsss4 csvalrY
and two spsesss 81 agsiAery. set of "a a n ID
threugh III arc 81 county. EhsF fracbedsDE
Br5eksnbrough ab0aE rfsur Yzia1 a5ova
OldFC sgsch, at eight o'c}6ek ysssarl ~ norr-l
ing, aai stole sll the horses and mulss. gld
three or four negre. msn. Arriving 5stsGanover
Court House about twelve ossl9ek tBey fired
into a material train from Bchzl1dd en- fsa
Central road, but wisIout i1tljciia- shy damage,
and ths trsia iiaasdiat5ly returned 30 thsseitls
sTbsq cut tho salarrs7h wires as th;s .uoint. and
but FaIssis aecur8-e,v knosa aas e slaie zsvs-
lasafs aitersyzr5a il IS zresasasd 5s7c yer,
ssv nroea8a - 5aqaes tla road a. I'll
as - 10; s. .s s aart of .rlsir
Iaas.a4iart s.-al.4a.ls-5-s---sl.s
. -.-,-
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Tie Clufsdsrsts steamers Alice and Fa1nic
s-iFz5 si shis port, tha fcrEsr oa Saturday and
The latter yesterday m0rnine, from Easssu--ths
former having loft ca the 24sh and the latter "a
the 2j.h mss Th9 two 6n8 and fast staazazaz
ace tla property q the Bsa company, ef thia
city, an association which has ha6 msst remark
aSlo success. We are ilaabtsd 70 Capt. Thos.
Moore, Of the Fannie, fox his thoughtful cen
sideraLsn ef supplying rs wisk late papsTs
asnsng them ars some Yankee journals only q
it5a more than week old.
The steamers Autoniea, Kate, Atlantic Ella
and Auuie aud Raccesn have eli reached Nassau
safe The steamship General BesWegsrd, the
property of the Chieora company, was, at last
accounts ASHORE, about tAirty-sour miles east
sgutE ssss-fcou Nassau, in British waters bu. It
e sd 7bat she viii be got of The BIilsa
sss ulersI III DE, flom Lsndon, lad arrived Al
1sssss,i Nothing had besn heard ct Nassau ei
ta6s Palnrstto eompany's propeller stesnship, the
ese-z sad report Of hsr capture hsd gained
ejaculation Many suppose, however, that she
hes rane to Bermuda, instead Of Nassau
6tarlsst0R Mercury 29&.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-30

DzCLIrE IN SUMMER GoODs.-Tbs eommU-
nisy is either pretty wen suPPlisd with nns'f
summer goods, or more perfectly resigned 81
rig up their old WArdrebes for use, as is iHdi-
ss.ed b7 as decline ia prices during ths week
f3r sloh ulclss. At q sale BY Ksas, Paine s.
Co. q few days age, extreme summsr g09ds
wore knocked a0wn rapidly as asteuiship ElY
Issg sric8s, All manner of goods indieats the
absence o. ths inaHsace Of the price Of gold
upon the market, By either holding to the late
pnee3 or declining to sgms degree. Ehs reign Of
Las spscie mal1ss may nov Be said to be lite
rally 81 az end, SO far as It's influence upon the
! eneral IL zst is concsEasd.-Bio,Ht0nd En-.
/ qzirsr.
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SGeiaI % Eepors sf p. Eia-1lsr z=-F
HON. q. NJ SFAgroN-Sir r -la
ch1Ea7s cement gave the rsbs.z 1f ga-re-.---z
vile, I could reality have E-zs-4 ls De-
thsm. Lee fed TO tho p-as- I'D a
batteries, and I csuld ga s
him. bat was afraid Of be- -ra sa-r
a multitude Of prisoners. 7 .=. s.-rs a.s.
rot suly to change my 5ss7 a5 ~ TO
Lac P15zidaat set ne a r.-.. ..r.-.a.a .- SOD
prove Oh .4es
army +. -.e. re
forces ls
across tAH P5scn-l -r
be aaa his -eH, bg ass
loys' Uuion-l0viag pses
might be made sensible --7-s e--
i1ar.. so appreciate Gas b,qs7ia-s
Govar11leHt tb- world ever saw a-1 TsG
Hlfild send Greeley, and B4eeher, and
% preach 30 tsen A few lectures from So ae
aad Wendell Pailig8 T0slj not be amiss.
7ft il seaso1 .-Cl Ika4 Stevens wsuld
good
iA11s z4s5l s-t.a myself, / made zen
7tFlE1.' I ordered L .rcv te uzake prstau5c
OF surrender at WIHChastar hSHY OF err
risn had vowed th5y wsaLd 20 70 Richmond.
and I wished ts crafty them Moreover. ]
thought it would be well to send fsw Of our
loyal patriots among the heather rebsls &c exert
q sort of missionary infseHes over them.
h0re for great results from the association.
You know, teo that The rebels are short Of
provisions. They arc, indeed, On the point ef
starvation. Now, I thought it would be a mas
ter stroke Of Pslicy to send some thousands Of
hungry fellows to eat up their mesgar supplies.
Explain my views fally t. the President. He
viii readily comprehend my policy. YoH may
say. to him, that, from my kRowlsdgs sf Mil
roy nasn, theY are prs-eminsRtly suali6sa { 7
The perilou5 dstY imposed on them, and win dis
charge it witA signal courage, zeal sad alacrity
HOOKER
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-30

PEW bales horas made ana Faetery Jeans Hhieh
n W are prepared make into Uanorns for rri'
Vaies OF ofiesrs, on reasonable ielms.
~ T. u2kRIN2 CO.,
ful2 sgv Atlanta, "a.
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EEW MUSIC.

TUST published The
y .. Never Surrender OuiClzstsT1,f
b. -Aea' E--o1 sal irdirzi-E % tie Defenders q
Gl1Tscts Ficks8Crr
The tle page las bss-tffli r=prassutsff6n az tts
new FIar 10 e-.1rs. E-c1 s. q ldpv E1r-Ise dis
eeuut b l1e rlls. BLACK ar A. BRO.
iula sfr Arcusts Ga
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BROWN, FLEMING Il CO.,
Importers, Foreign and Domestic
Commission Merchants and AuctiOneerS
.zzasontc Han BsisJdiss g,

s'a--8 l7E-0l ...-II y -. p : p -
ATLANTA A----.--..----- GEORGIA.
(spscia attention gv, Louisiana sBi Texas trade
FETHeL IS sLE AUCTION sALlzS viii be inside at
w stated peri ds Atlanta beng enc Of the bsss
ar1 ln tle DorfsIeracy for saeh sasl lorhdeu r
- cl oar 1lsuls OF szn1fsctared aad Sasking To
l5aesos Srgzrs- EC asses, Coffee IeaE Gro ssries,
Lrsors OlEars Cof+sa and Cotton Fabrics, ffeo aaa
-soalsl Goods Dry ana Faaey Gools- B-ota, shoes,
E.satt e. p per Envelopes Ks DrgEs etc. etc
SpeCa sales viii d BE- made Of Stocks, Bonez.
~f1r-ssees and Resi- Estate
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-FKFfs have 90 lend o large 10. Of Homs knit Wool
~ SOCKS which We oE8r Tor sale. Ais5 Striped
shirts AID other articles ln ths Cl0lhag ei kurnsh-
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40 svg Atlanta Ca
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A GOOD lot on hand aud for sale b.
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ial24H Atlanta, Ga.
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On Whitehall street, between I0eos-
tur and the Atlanta and West Point
ESaflroad-
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ME have on hand and 10 arrive good loi Of Black
w Broad Cioth BIarseilss Liusr, etc, which
lsrs prepared 10 lazks Up .n the bez s-yle
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fuIafw Atlanta, Ga