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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-04
10 the Value of
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER, Oct. II. 1888.
Having Witnessed the effects Of the use OF Nitrous oXyd
Gas in the extracting Of teeth by Dr. j. Comegys take
pleasure in stating that think it Of the greatest i'm
othe age in the application Of science for the
relief Of pain Its regard far preferable to tina of
Ether or Chloroorm while the elef from pain is just as
entire that Of Ether Choroform it is free from 'hes
depressing nuer that often fol low their COM
mend safe entire relief from pain to those
who to have extracted and retain pleasing
associations connected with the operation.
W. H. H. RICHARDSON, NJ D.
DR.. JONI Nj CoHEGTs.
Dea, Sir Having witnessed the effect Of the
Nitrous 0xyd Gas administered by you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction Of teeth, fully concur in the
statement above made by Dr. Richardson.
further state that this Gas has long been known to
scier fc men, and has often been administered by Pro-
fessors and Lectures in all Cole ges as pleasant
nd amusing experiment More recently, it has been ex-
tensvey used by Dentists in various parts OF the Coun-
try relief of pain in the extraction OF teeth no in
jury from its having been reported. have no
hestancy in saying that believe it to be the safest and
best agent at present the Profession, for render
Ing the system insensble pain under dental surg
cal operations. .
|. F. SKINNER, ". D.
! Barton Vt, Oct. 81, 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-04

CHICAGO, Nov. 3. The election for County
officers to day, passed off quietly. Tho vote of
the city is between $4,000 and $4,000. The
Republican majority is about 2 300 The vote
in the County will probably increase ii to $500
Returns from the interior are very meagre, but
show Union gaips.
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED. =
ATTENTION! 34TH REGIMENT.
The President of the Confederate States
having made a call on South Carolina for
5000 troops for State defence, aud the Gov
ernor having issued his Proclamation call.
ing this Regiment together on the 7th July
to furnish its quota by volunteering or draft,
a list has been opened for the purpose of
forming such company, to which the at
teption of sall persons liable to any mill.
tary duty" is directed. If the number of
64 is obtained by the day of the muster,
the company will be then organized; or the
list will be handed over to the Colonel on
the ground, for its completion. No other
appeal is deemed necessary, as the emer-
gency is all suficient--so we trust that those
who may not volunteer before the day set
apart, may 60 to the ground prepared to do
so at that time. The list can be found at
the nENouIRER" Office.
a THOMAS J. ECCLES, ct. al.
June 1863.
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STEWARDS CAVALRY.

The fight with Stewards Cavalry, ION the
Rappahannock, though it resulted, eventu-
4 ally, with our success, was a most disgrace
full surprise 1t is to be trusted, that the
foppishness Of Gen. s.. and bis rosemary
Staff, who are so fond of balls and iady's
) fayors, mag not lead to another Van Dorm
e,affair. Gen. Lee is said to have. expressed
his displeasure in plain terms. The Yam
KEGS claim to have gathered valuable papers
= of the brigade, (JopesJ showing that they
) had been reviewed the day previous, with
orders to leave the next on their ssgreat
: Taid" into Maryland and Pennsylvania.
The Northern papers show that the loss
ofthe Yankees in this fight with Stewart vas
very heavy, especially among the officers
Although only partial returns have been re-
eeiived Of their loss, the list fills whole
: column in the Herald, and shows that the
& Slaughter must have been terrible. The
Herala, speaking of the great loss of off,
GERS, says: ''The brigade of regulars lost
I'm killed and wounded twenty.one out of
ninety officers present. In the second U.
States Cavalry seven officers were killed
and wounded" :.
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WARS PHASES.

aBa3ls. seem to be the order of the day
in our armies. Qaite nice party lately
assembled on the Blackwater, which was
attended by many guests, among them Gen,
jenkins andlady, together with his Staff,
{ and the Band of the 9th s: G. Regiment,
who went down from Franklin in captur-
ed steamer. On the Generals approach
"a salute of seven big guns were fred"
{ and athe amusements commenced Ia
.9tournamsnt led ofE--then the crowning Of
a Queen-and then an onslaught on ''ra-
tions, then dancing to.settle them down
sthena band of Miustrels performed-.hen
the General bade adieu,. and went on board
the steamer seven more big guns were
fired, as an evidence of plenty of powder.
then the sun sunk beneath the swestern"
horizon, andthe remainder Of the company
sssa sDanced all night ,ta broad day light
And went nome with the gals in the morning"
And such is warp
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List Of Casualties

In the First s. G. Cavalry, Col. j. L..
Black, IN the fight near Brandy Station
on the ninth Of June.
Company A, Captain NJ. T. Owen
Killed-Noue. Wounded--CorporalJ j. l.
Crawford, slightly in thigh. Missipg-Pri-
vate G. w. Cox.
Company B, Capt N. Nesbitt. KILLED
None. Wounded-Private A. P. Willis,
in hip seriously. Missing--Priyate j. w.
Keller. .
. Company c, Captain T. ". Whatley.-
Killed-None. Wounded-Jno. L. Carey,
slightly in arm. Missing-None.
Company d, Capt. Wilson-Killed-
Corp. w. T. Wilkes. Wounded-Private
A. w. Wade, severely in hand.
Company e, Capt Trezeyant.-No cas-.
ualties.
Company p, Captain Elam Sharpe
Killed-Private H. Butler.
Company G, Captain L. J. Johnson
Killed-None. Wounded-Private j. s.
Williams, arm fractured.
Company II, Capt. R. Ap. G. Jones'
Killed-Capt. r. Ap. G. Jones. Wounded.
Private II. NJ. Jackson, seriously in
shoulder. Missing-Private Jno. G.. Steel.
Company l, Capt. R. P. Foxe.-Woun-
ded-Capt. Foxe, in arm and missing; Pri.
vate Il. NJ. Braker, mortally, since dead.
Missing-Sergt. W. j. Rhode, private j.
Fl. Gone.
Company K, 1t. F. A. Sitgreaves com.
manding -Killed--None. Wounded
Private VIM. Stone, mortally and missing.
Total: Killed 8, wounded 9, Gone since
dead) missing 5-l7.
JOSEPH YATES,
Assistant Surgeon, lst Reg. S. &C.
J. L. BLACK, Col. Commanding.
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STATE OF sODTH eARoLINA
General ORDER NO. 81 y,
EXTRACT. -
The following persons are exemI

!AS HS?f s - - 7 seass.R
by Act OF the General assembly ot TINS suite from
an military serviceo and tefeore frol9 dssit under
General Oiders NO. VIZ fhe Lieut. tie
ne Clerks OF me Courts OF General Sessions ard Commf
fieas snerls commissioners ana kegsiefs 10
Equity the Secretary % state Surveyor Genea Comp
uDler General and Treasures OF md the folIow-
Ing persons are exempted BY said Act aetal service
beyond the limits oftheir respective and VIII
not be sucect 70 said draft viz The ihembefs of both
branehes OF the Legislature and ther M
Guiding me General and ne f'He
persons In Confederate and sate military service fee
and Cadets OF the State Military Acader gh
ciatlng Cleigymen regularly
over the age Of years one Apntiesary 70 each
0fisers and Faculty ofthe South Gnrona College and
aa n one, s ana
senSos Wne sueh G1eges and sello9ls
he iencileis ann scWafa OF me yedaf
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scAII, ON THE MILITIA.

& By reference to our advertising columns
to-day, it will be seen that President Davis
Z has called on Gov. sBonham for 5000troops
Of infantry for State defence, in accordance
with which proclamation is issued, calling
on all the militia Regiments Of the State to
meet at their respectiTe muster grounds on
,theTth Of July next, to furnish theirq quota,
by volunteering, or draft. The term for
whicil they will be. mustered in, will be for
six months from the lst of August next,
though itmay be probable that they will not
be called away from home, for all or any
Z part of that time. Nevertheless, they will
: bessubject to short notice, and are. expected
to bekept in readinessb by drill, and other
wise. We think it likely that not more
than one company, of not less than GA, or
) more than 100 will be required from reg
iment, and, God knows York can lily spare
that number, the war having already most
of her available material. A necessity,
however, seems to exist, so We trust the
call for uoluateers in our paper to-day, will
be responded to by those who can best 60,
: aud thus supersede the draft, which might
fall with great severity on some poor fami-
lies, who may be deprived Of their sole pro-
tectors. The burden of the call can be best
divided by the volunteer system, and neigh
: borboods can do much by forwarding the
i. movement. Even after,this enrolment, an.
other is to be organized for home defence,
and thus, it will be seen, that the entire
community will be absorbed, and there is
no room for substitution. 1t is hard, but
it cannot be helped, as 'swhat cannot be
cured must be endured" We hope our no
bic women will assist the volunteers by
their encouragement and advice. Let not
York wait for the draft, but anticipate it by
voluntary action-let there be no more
skulkers under petty exemptions, but pat
riotio, self.sacrifcipg spirit be once more
exercised, as our brave boys have set the
example.
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Unless the company rolls have been en-
larged since the last Regiment assemblage,
we doubt if the: entire list will reach 125,
between 40 and SO years.
THE NEWS.

: Since our last, we have had but little
news from the theatres of war, yet in all
the shifting scenes, our minds are buoyed
up with pleasing expectations. The news
from Winchester is fully confirmed, while
we hold Harper's Ferry, (though the Yar-
KEGS have Maryland Heigbts) where we
captured immense stores. From Freder-
icksburg, we have little of importance-the
poor people are reaping rich harvest Of
spoils from the enemy's deserted camps.
Ewell pushed Immediately on after the cap
ture of Winchester, and seized the ford of
the Potomac at Sheperdstown, thirty miles
from Winchester. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad is ours once more, and is of
course already dismantled. The capture of
Milroy's army puts the whole Valley at our
command, General Ewell has marched on
Maryland, and great is the tribulasion a.
mcng the Abolitiouis,s. Business is sus-
pended at Harrisburg, the capital of Penn.
sylvania, all important documents have
been removed, and from Bedford, Pa, the
inhabitants are flying away for safety. At
Philadelphia, on the 10th, the Mayor is-
sued proclamation, closing all the stores,
and ordering the occupants to join military
organizations to defend the city. In New
York, all the regiments were getting ready
under arms; and besides all this, Lincoln
calls for 100000 militia. Five hundred
Union cavalry have been captured near
Green Castle, wherever that is, and athe
rebels" are in strong force at Williamsport
and Cumberland. The fortifcations oppo-
site Harrisburg are considered sufficient
protection for the city, and the people are
disposed to underrate the danger that the
line of the Shenandoah will become the
seat of war, SO thinks the Governor of Penn
sylvania; and our information from. the
North, is from their own sources.
From the West we daily expect some
thing important. The Yankee troops at
Memphis were being pushed forward, and
they were rigging RATS across the Talla-
hatchie, with the intention of destroying the
road below Pamela, and cutting off Gen.
Johuston's supplies. The "grand army"
seem to have laid aside their weapons, and
turned their attention to destroying our pro-
visions and crops, as last resort.
Accidents daily occurring on the Meridian
rail road have retarded General Johnston's
movements, but his troops and those in
Vicksburg, are in good spirits. General
Johnston has issued orders granting full
pardon to all deserters who rejoiu their com.
mand Immediately. Gen. Msgruder has
his eyes fixed on Vicksburg, and isico.op-
Grating with his fellow soldiers pear the
scene of action.
We look for news this evening, Tuesday.
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STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA,
ApJuTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
CoIuMBIk. June l6, 1863.

CoLuMsIA, June 16, 1868. Z,
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 90. ~
To carry into effect the proclamation of his Exceilene
the COMMANDMENT Chief and the Actof Congress, !o
local defence and special service
Z That the commanding officers Of the iitin Req:
nSY the I'm of July next nil persons within the limits Of
their respective commands liable to any military service n
the laws of the Sate for volunteers to meet tne
reousition of the President of the Confederate sates on
this State for troops for local oeween ue
ages of forty and ioryfve 70 be included In the call
H. On any Regiment falling to furnish by polun.ee1ns
its quota troops, which fixed by General Orders NO.
81 accompanying this order, the commanding of1cef OF
such Regiment will Immediately draw from those liable to
nctaal military service beyond s Limits OF aeI men
SOY years, sufficient number OF men to make up saiu
quota.
Immediately to organize the troops thus raised into compa-
Mes of not less than 6 and not more than one
hundred aud twenty-five 25) pryates by holding cleo
tons for company officers viz: one Captain, one First
Lieutenant and two Second Lieutenans, the comms
stoned ocers-our Sergeants and four Corporas-o be
appointed by the Captains and Immediately return TO this
office certificates of said elections and rolls compa
nles. - - ~ go
required to prepare and return TO the commanding officers
of their respective Regiments the day above mentoned
accurate rolls of all males residing within their respective
beats between the ages forty and fifty 40 and 5o years
". Officers Of the militia between the ages OF forty ana
fifty years, will be subject to draft. 80
VI Companies organized under ts order VIII nereai-
terbe organized by orders issued from this once nto
Regiments OF companies each 6y the Gecon " aea
officers and when called into the field, Will be mustered
into Confederate service, for local defence ana
vice within The limits Of this Sate for the term ot SIX
months from The first day Of o are
with the Tompt extension and execution OF this ORDER and
any their part or on me part os any
by e0n'n'nu ~ :. ul' a: G. GARLINGToN,
~ Adjutant and Inspector General s. Q. s;
r a. p
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.INITITE COURT OF 0Rl5INlKHT
G. L. McNeeI Administrator OF Margaret Dowdfe, d.
ceased, Us. james Piaxlco and ct al. sss 4.

e. L.. McNeeI, Administering OF Margaret Dowde, de-
! ceased, Us. james Paxico and VIE, et AZ sse
5MEHEREAS G Men NEEI, akd-
= Y " ministrator of fsIARGaRETt tDoWDLE deceased,
hnh filed petition in be psriai,st g
mike nal settlement and button Of said md
whereas, appeasto my tyo q sni
distrlbutees viz: Allen Dowdle and Jnnes and
Rebecca his VITO, reside beyond the 1mlfs OF this
II Is, therefore, ordered tat said ~ and wife ard
Allen Dnwdle do appcarat the Cou Of Ordinary 70 Dc
held At York Court House on Monday, day 3-
tenter next, 10 siew cause M any they can, y-
or Of said petition should not 10 grnnted ane 1885,
- (Sa5 49) ~ JOIN a, BROWN lOsY4D.
June 10 : 81; q .ssss sss.Iaas I2ass
|. .GOUTH CARO- LIN ORK DIS
~ TRIeT.--Wb G; r.. yvHIsENAsF has.ap
piled to me for Letters Of Administration, on an and
singular, the goods and chacis, rights md credits Of
JoS.WHsENANT, Jr late Of The District de
ceased ~ Ss5E ~ q - = u y sssssssf%
These are, therefore, cite md admcis all and
lar the kindred and creditors of the said u be
and appear before our nex OrdnaIys Cou for le
said District 10 be holden at York Court House on mo
18th day of June Inst, shews cause, IL ny The
said Administrators should not be grpnteds
Given under my hand and Seal this 18th day Of June,
year of pur Lord thousand eight hundred and
slxtyhree9a the eighty seventh year oftie Indepen
TVVru
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

'f:- 80 - 80 ..5f,.i SoLV'inia, oupS AZ, ieVo
oT1D II e. : II -. :. - II
,4AUh. Ylnual zoe, unable 10 cope VIII
the Confederate forces in:the open field, have resor-
ted 10 mode of warfare which aouses the ndignatoof
every heart capable Of patriotic emotion Not content
with wrestling peaceful citizens from their homes and con-
finlng them In loathsome dungeons nnd with seizng
contented slaves and tnhnnany placing them in military
organizations be shot down in the front Of battle they
have naugurated system OF raids into the interior of the
States stealing burning cities and farms, Destroy
Ing live stock and growing crops and spreading desoation
evervybere I'm their track meet this condition OF
thingS and 10 render greater concentration of
or forces already In the field and afford ADEQUATE internal
70 The sates ,be President of the
deems it espedient 10 portion Of their reserve
srnor Carolina he eas for Ave thousand men for
~ ~ frn,sbed M S ann anlessi me iItemsdiae tImea
Solnser force. orrained under The Act herewith publish
eJ tso nrovie M Iocnl efance and speclaI service
lenst mn eut,a number be and reported 10 ear
ma sbiet 10 tic cali Of the President for ser
vice within the Stite. - -
These organizations may be voluntary, as will be seen
nv in examination of the Act and are for specln service
oSu ~ ,n s State under oicer Of their own selection.
and with the pryileae of Remaining NJ home In the pursuit
hor ordinnYv unless called for Temporary
exipency OF acfiyc dnty: >, ~ - =.
Now therefor. .!I MfLIiEDGE L. BONHAM, Governor
and Chief In and over the State of South
Cafonn call upon the people Of tire state TO assemble on
The day fixed In the annexed ORDERS their respective
Repimerfal Parade Grounds md raise aud organize the
forces cnied for by the President for the defence OF the
brnt this war for Independence ON the frontiers Of the
fonfederncy The time has now arrived to show yoursel
ves worthy Of those Gallant men by protecting their homes
tteir wives and teir children In common with yor own
usnded ~ ,he czens Of , state to continue existing
anal m form immediately oihers
,,h s,cb as ti,ev hove for The otectfon Of every
neghbohood especiay along the rivers and arms Of the
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IOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

STRICT-W Whereas, WIN. = b. DAWSON has applied
to me for Letters Of Administration, all and singular
the goods and chattels, rights and credits Of SARAH
s. DAWSON late of the District uforesaid deceased.
These therefore to ctaand adnonsh all and singular,
the kindred and said deceased, be and ap
pear before at Ornarys Court for the said
District be holden at York Court House the 10th day
of July next, 10 shew cause &c any, why the said
Administration should not be granted. = =
Given Under my hand and Seal this 18th day of June,
In the Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixtyhree and In the elghtysevent year Of the Inde
pendence Of South Carolina. - =, =.
-: 8 JOHN a.. BROWN, o. Y.<D.
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| Z -.
Our GARR1soNAT VIoKsBURa Many
have apprehended (says; the jackson Ms.
siissiipp;anyof the 18th Instant that our
garrison at Vicksburg would have to sur.
render, if not speedily relieved, on account
ofthe scarcity Of provisions. But.we learn
from an officer, who has just arrived, bring
ing dispatches to Gen. Johnston, that boun-
tiful supplies. for the next sixty days are on
hand; and as an evidence We give below q
statement Of the rations issued to the men
daily, to Wit: 4
One quarter pound Of bacon, one half
pound of beef, one quarter pound of -four,
FIVE eightbs of a pound Of meal, and the
usual allowance of peas, rice, sugar and
molasses. So it will be seen at a glance
that the gallant defenders Of the Gibraltar
Of the West, instead of starving, are living
better than the troops in this vicinity and
Of course if there was scarcity of subsis-
tence, it would be boarded by the comman-
der.
We sincerely hope that all fears in regard
to this matter will be settled now, for the
above is entitled to the highest credit.
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I'm answer to many letters upon the
subject of the exemption of magistrates 1t is stated for
the nfoationo all concerned that the Governor does
not feel called upon exempt magistrates within the
script age from military serce nasnuc the Legisla
tre had that subject under consideration and did not pro-
vide for II In their Act. s.. So
!. By order Of the Governor. ( I i;t .sf
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Pinckney Walker, Esq, is officially re-
cognized as Acting British Consul for the
States of North and South Carolina, having
submitted satisfactory evidence of his ap-
pointment. 81, =
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The following ore the prices fxed at psescht ,he
Trustees, per session, 10 wit -
Primary Department
BIrher Branches Of English . Zoo
ClassicaI Matben, ,atics. . =. . -. III scJ 90
Any who prefer can settle at former prices, and
Sls, byfurnshrs Bacon at cenis pound,
at ST. and Com at IS cents per lshel ntef
All requested 10 make their choice within two wccks
No odeducon made In any instRce, from time Of entrance,
except In cases of protracted Sickness. "
Tuition due at the close oil the Session.
- So a. asssJ. g. HICKLIN, SeczaarqqE BoaYd
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: 3 y feire1Ar.l
i STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ADJurAsr AND IsspEeToR- -GEsrnAL's oyFicB
4coLUxBiA, s. c., Jupe,ls, 1857 :
INanswer to inquiries addressed to
his ESceency the Governor and to this fMee, II 70
hereby made known that no part Of the gno troops
viii be accepted as UNITED MEN. q
as By order n,
June "a ~ 3 90 ssess s25 s5ss tSa--t .Sof
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9lIB YoRKYII,I,B BMoUIRg gR.
NOTICE. .NOTICEM

WYE have on hands now lot of
3, Y YARN and CLOTH, from the Factory Of ]. & E.
b't STOVE Persons needing those articles will D. well
70 Gai soon. Those who do not wish pay money,
VIII take produce In exchange-wl sell Yarn at per
bunch and take tin Butter ut l2 per pound nnd
other articles at proporionae rates. We viii make this
exchange for few days. sr.z- =, - =
We alsohaye on hand, COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, SODA,
English COPPERAS, BLUESTONE, IRON, and a large
quantity Of NAILS, CASTINGS, sc. Apply to =,
HTsTss w. D. & J. G. MILLER.
/. juno "a - 80 sss- 25 If
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,NEGROs FOR SALE.
DY. order Of the Court of Equity, the.
D undersigned will sell, private sale all the NEGROS
EIGHT In number belonging TO the estae Of Capt JOHN
life estnte Of Mrs. NANCY BLAIR therein
having terminated by her DEATH Among the number is
good SHOEMAKER. w. C. BEATTY, Executors of
80 w. II. McCORKLE, Mrs. Blair.
nYorkvjlle, June "a t25 10 3ts
0 The Charlotte Bulletin win give three insertions, and
forward hill to this office. 80
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UNION aCADElIY.

&M THE Trustees Of UNION ACADEMY taks
AfgtA pleasure In announcing 70 tie public that the
18th session Of tHis well known AC ApEuY
MINES will open on Monday morning the ti, nstant,
. iyYESS under The supeintendence gof iss former
GsE@ Principal and Founder, il B.. PANKEY,
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BURIAL GROUND.s

$DERSONS wishing to contribute to
II the ENCL osING of the BURLaI. GROUND at ths
INDEPENDENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,cansIHye
the opportunity by calling on WI H. sMcgoRELEs
May On -. = = = Oh. ff
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( A DMINIsTRATO OR IS SAL. & r.
IN. Wif be sold at YORK coBRT HOUSE, son ths
Is. MONDAY In JULY nexf, at the risk Of the 1ofer
JOHN ]. JONES' deceased, onSa credit TO the lst of
JANUARY with interest, with NOTE and npproyed
SURETY. June 18th 1859. 3, hg95ttST.
G., Il. RATcHFoRD D, .GSsaaistsptor.