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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-11
REWARD.
One Hundred Dollars Reward !

One Hundred Dollars Reward! 81
GToLEN FRoa MY STABLE, on the night
- Of the 10th Of November last, a DARK BAY
HORSE, taimost brown), eleven years old, about
sixteen hands high; moves little stiff has 3
being buggy horse, and is known over in Ken
tucky by the name of Faithful Charley, e
Also, a DARK BROWN MARE. MULE six
years old about fifteen hands high: had besy
trimmed ard roached, but had grown ont some.
what when taken. I" 80" U.s. ei9 -
Also an old half worn nat Saddle and Bride
with country made bit, black head stall, roughly
made red English tam reins, broke and tied at
the bit on one SIDE and also tied in the middle.
will give the above reward TO any one return
. ing me said Horse and Mule, or $50 for either of
them, or SIS for information so that L can get
them. : sf.f rf,ss 49, y. IS. COLEMAN
BEAyER Dam, Ohio County, KY. sieg dec9r4t 81
$3.50 aIlal.A Z IafnEtl4a fe4aa
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) COUGH NO MORE. E.
Try Stricklandis Mellifuous Cough
Balsam -. 1.

VsHIs Is THE BEST AND CHEAPEST REM
il edy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseaess, Asthma,
Whooping Cough and Consumption. Every body
cally recommends it. Mrs. Mitchell, Barr street.
says she has been a fearful sufferer with Cough
for many years; so bad as not TO be able 70 walk I
up 'tairs; she took one bottle Of this Balsam and
has been better ever ever since, and advises an
who have Coughs, Colds and Asthma to try this
valuable Cough Basam. Fifty cents per bottle
Sold by all Druggists, and manufactured at No. g
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
KELLER q WHITE, General Agents. Trade
supplied al Cash prices. dsc2
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How to Keep in Good Health.
WHAT rs THE CAUSE OF DISEASE.

51c.cli ,Ti- 81 Tlis 80 n7fs.
rT,HE PRIMARY CAUSE OF EVERY DIS.
+ IL ease that flesh is heir to Il impurity of
the blood. The blood becomes impure from many
causes. Impure air or change of weather, un-
wholesome food and exposure, are among the prfn-
cipal causes of inpnrity of the blood. The symp-
toms are gidoiness, headache, confused thoughts,
eyes dull and heayys drowsiness, constibatgon OF
the bowels, bad taste in the mouth, fonl tongns,
liver complaints pains,in The back and legs loss
Of Appetite sleepless nights. cole, cramp, pain
aud tightness Of the chest heartburn, govt and
rheumatism, puiing and puFging, chiils and e.
vers more or less accompany these, and long
train Of troublesome and dangerous affections, all
of which may be prevented and cured by
taking sew doses or DR. sTRICKLANDsS
VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI-BILT0Us
PILLS; they will purify the blood and put
the Stomach. Bowels and Liver In q healthy
cond ton. They are particularly suifabIe for
Chronic aud Nervous ,Diseasea- Essry--frr.slls
and every soldier should keep q supply of these
Pilas, and many diseases are obvfated by their use
They arc mild aud safe medicine. and can be Ia
ken at any time without danger OF taking cold
Sold by all Druggists or sent 70 any part Of fhs
country on receipt Of y cents, and stamped en-
yelopc, addressed to DIR. STRTOKLAED. No, g
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, o. Z, -.
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COLLECTOR5S SALE.
NTOTICE IS IIERER eIvEs THAT q NJ

NOTICE IS HERER Z GIVES THAT i, WILs-g
IN LIAM G. BGPPLE, Collector Of the CifySof
Evansville, between the hours Of and I2 o'clock
A. NJ and and o'clock P. n, On MONDAY,
THE zSth OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1858, will sell
al Public Austion, at the door of the Court House
in the City OF Evansville, Indiana, the following
asd improvements assessed for the payment OF >
City Taxes for the year 1863 and delinquent taxes
ISL @fs aad say qsso dre from the ovnsvs
thereof to the City of Evansvlle-saie Taxes being
now due and u1fpaid--aRd- feE- e-costs of said
next day thereafter, viz: on TUESDAY, the 18th day
of December, lS63 at 5'oelock 2. H., 1t the door
OF the Court House ia Evansville, for the purpose
on the day first above mentioned and ne yaid for:
.sH CREEKS iENLARGEMENT.
AIls. Henry D., lot MOL, block No. 1. SO 60 g
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IS
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Evansville Union Furniture Co. lot blk s.. g IS
....d do-.---.-----lo lot 2 blk &c. SO
.=-..,.-lot blk 5-..s25 81 Z
lot blk 5 SIS
.do...-.....4- ..--..do..s.....4lot blk So. 81
lot blk 5.,....15 50
s..do -.---- 40 Lot biz 9---.-. II
blk &c.. Is
blk 6.-- 10
lot blk Co.. 10
o blk S. IS
Greek, John, lot No. Is, block No. 1.-....--. rs,
...... 81
50 4
...... 81
4..gs.l - s 81 !
.. 81
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..f7ea haWlLLIAM G. BEPbE,sa
dec4-td Collector.
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old MetaIa aRnneht--
PUBLIC AUCTION.
sale Of choice civ Pronertu-

IN TUESDAY,, DECEMBER 18th, AT HALr
- past I. o'eiock p precisely, win sell at
following Lots ~ II 80 WEFH Ffst
Lots6 z, s and Q, in Block No. los, In Lamas
co, now EFaBsyille, being directly at the foot of
Clark street. afsa running thronghAf from Market
street 10 the Canal
Lots and 4, in Block s.. in Stockwells Kn. ~
largenlent Of the City Of EvansviIle being r. q
ming through from Market street to fhs csn.i
and nearly opposite J. Janch,s Brewery : 80 II
Lots and 2, in Block IA, in the North Hastarn
y Addition), being on the
These lots are all on the proper gra5e-ffss ~ I
al ineninbranees--titles perfect-terrbs cash srJ
purchasers have now a very desirable Chance =
- sdt3s2'lio7 .azcies1 . 8. z. GILBERT
HENRY GuMBERTs, Anct,r. - = dsca .f.is -
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SALE OF CITY LOTS.

TNoR SALE-THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
4 City Lots and timber land
Part of Lot 129, with house, fronting 40 feet
a choice lot, one square from the Court HOUSE,
now occupied by John CRIES. and Fred Wahnsied-
Ter. W
Lots 5, 6, Q and 10, IN Seminary tract, the two
former on Main street, opposite thu Railroad De-
pot the latter two Immediately back of the ftlz-
mer, on Sycamore street. Free of city taxes.
House and Lot No. IL, Block 10, Rowleyville,
one square from the Railroad Depot. Also Lot 10
in Rowleyville. rs & y e EE4f3 g
: Lots 3 and 4, in Block 3, in Sullivan Enlarge
Two 40 acre tracts in Perry TOWNSHIP : good,
timber land three and four miles from the city, ~
Also l60 acres in Union Township, heavy tim
bered, seven miles from the city. ss.fH - 80
5 This is all good property, and for sale on reas
5 ,lec5-im CHRISTIAN DECK Err :
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COMMEMORATE!
Cincinnati Markets.

CIScINSATI, Dec. 1872 n
FLOUR dull and nominalIy Unchanged q
WHEAT quiet and not much done, at CSC for
new. r
BARLEY firm, at 81 55GI IS for Spring, and
81 609I 63 for Fall but offered sparinglyat these
rates. ~ - -
OATS held ats0c, buyers az Tsc
= WHISKY declined &c and closed dull at soc.
HOGS firm at s. % for 200 lbs average, and 81
36G7 60 for heavier averages. Receipts 5000.
PROVISIONS unchanged; 1900 bbls new city
Mess Pork sold at SIC 50-700 on the spot and 500
for the first of January delivery.
LARD-6oO tierces brought 12c; 100 clear short
mddles brought 81.
GREEN HAMS sold at &c, and old bacon shout
ders 65s.
\ GROCERIES unchanged and dull. .
: GOLD 4Sc Silver A.
EXCHANGE steady.
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NURSERIES.
GEORGE D. BOWEN

HAVING 3dfURCHASED25 THE ENTIRE
II stock of Nurseries of C. Baker & Co., wishes
to inform the public that he has on hands large
Remontant Roses, which win sell at low prices
Also, a large assortment Of Shade Lees for side
walk planting. All persons <wishiHR to haze .
year, will dowgil BY gs2 ing good trees that have
been tFansplantsd.
Catalogue sent on application, either by letter
or person. GE0.-D., BOWEN,
Crescent City Nurseries, II
ec2S Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-11

yX7E, THE SUBSCRIBERS, WHOLESALE
w manufacturers of Saddles, Brides, Collars,
Harness, &C., desire to inform the public that We
have largely increased our stock on hand, and by
close application ourselves and the employment
ofgood workman in our shops, we are able to fur
nish on short notice any and all kinds and quauti
ties of work to suit the trade. Those who will
favor with CALL can satisfy themselves, that
they can procure, at lower prices, good substan-
tial fancy and durable work of us than they can
anywhere else, land far better than the Eastern
shop-work.) fl Ui
men themselves, attending personally to ali
orders with promptness, care and dispatch, deter
mined that none shall excel in style of finish or
quality of work, give better satisfaction to those
patronizing us; feel confident it will be to the
interest of all to come and for themselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere,
Store on Locust Street, above the Sherwood
House, between First and Second Streets, No. IS.
N. B.-Guarantee all we sell. - rr-4-g3's ~
sep2 w. i. CORWIN & CO. =
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NOTICE.

THE .FIRM OF .. III. .AfAGHEE5 q Coz WAS
j. dissolved on the 9th of September last by
the death of John III. Maghee. The business viii
be settled up by the surviving partner. = go
.b5ussF aaaG. iMKGHRE.5 81
Noyember2. ls65. ~ ----T-
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4 , For Evansville, Henderson, Mount
ell=frt 3 Vernon, shawneetown, Smithland,
- Paducah. Cairo, Columbus, Hickman
and Memphis and all Viewpoints on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers, comprising the following
new light -draught passenger packets
NORMAN, nero - IJEwESs,
80 Capt Bachelor. Captain Frazier
PRINCESS fZklE TlW.rC, MANN ~. :
- Captain NIaratta. 49,, Captain Skunk.
J One of the above Boats will pass Evansville
! Weekly for Cairo, Columbus, Hickman, and Mem
phis. Also, weekly for CINCINNATI =, e Jii
For freight or passage enquire of e Il
cox & HUMPHREY,
sep9dtf 4srsse4 4-.ss9 Is a. AGENTS.
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Z NEW FIRM.

= raf :. - - --e--Ss41--e'sffaNts
THHE UNDE RsTGNED Will CONTINUE
i the wholesale Dry Goods Business andsrltl1b9
style Of G. Maghee Co., at the old stand on First
street. a7Asi GIELTS0N MAGHEE' 20
Ia 6ysTd sdNICH0LAS M. G0ODLETT. q
November 2 2 1851 baalamo9 III aahan 81
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DANDELIeN CoFFEE- fef oSA
IL 4 cases Dandelion Coffee;
cases 213 ID cans Ground Rio Coffee.
Just receisedat No. FIRST STREET. q
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8 DRUGGISTS.
BROUGHTON & WOODS.

CRESCENT CITY DRUG STORE.
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MEDICAL.

Collector.
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and laying waste the country in his route.
Ne has fallen back to the west of the Big
BLACK. He will confne.himself to the for
tilted points on the mississippi. merely
sending out raiding parties. JOHNSTON had
Il the last dates fallen back to Morton. a
point on the railroad from Jackson to Me-
ridian, thirty.fye miles'East Of Jackson.
It's said that the pivot Of his operations
viii be at Enterprise, point on the Mo-
lille and Ohio Railroad. one hundred and
twenty miles from Mobile, from which. pc-
.i,ion he can move his forces with great
.apidity upon any assailed point, while he
IAN sweep and control the country ~ eve
3 direction. OF course with the Great
transporting power of the Mobile and0hio
Railroad at his command, he can throw
aimself forward for the defence OF rhiebiie
long before GRANT could move upon it
either from Pensacola or Pascagoula.
WILMINGTON journal.
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BY THE GOVERNOR or \. CAROLINA. !,
A. PROCLAMATION.

WHEREss. Il appears 10 me ihH the necessities
w II oar People .liR require The eoniiausnee OF
the prohhIiIon hetssiote ehIsnded ~ proclamation
10 Ie r1tDralon II certain ariries from the State
Nov therefore. |. IEBIL0N d. VANCE, 40.
ysrnor u North Csful.1a, Jo ISSUE this Proclamation
continuing The proclamation q Jrly 10th infOses for
ihify dlss from and aef The l9tt instant in regard
10 co,isr aud woolea Cloth, Cotton and wooen
Yarns Leather aud shoes, suffice: 70 such exceptions,
&c s1pre.ssd heretofore
II witness Ehsrsof, ZEBrlos b. NASpE,
Governor. tspain General aai Commander
eluEhief halb ..snel these presents and cous.
cd iht Great sea Of the State 10 be affixed.
Done 4, the CITY d Rieish, this 10Th day Of Au-
gut. Al D.,lsIS sns j. Tie Eighls Eight sesr q our
Independence. ZB VANCE.
~ the Gavetnof
RI BiTrlt. Jrs pnss's Scae,sry
Angus i:ih r0T-2l
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CONFEDERATE TAX.

ME will attend at the following times and places
wv for the purpose Of taking lis., and assessing
the taxes under the Confederate Tax Act passed The
24ih OF April, 1863:
At James w. Miles's, on Tuesday The leth August.
AT Cedar Grove on Wednesday The lslh.
At Tolar's, on Thursday the Goth.
At Caldwell, on Friday the 2ls,.
Al Hillsborough, on Monday and Tuesday the Oath
and 25th..
Al Red Mountain. on Wednesday the Goth.
Al Mangum's Store, on Thursday the 27.h
Al Lipscombs, on Friday the 2sth.
At Durhame, on Saturday the 29,h.
Al Gunter's. on Monday the 3lst
At Chapel Hill. on Tuesday and Wednesday the Is;
and Cd Of September. y.
Al Thomas Longs, on Thursday the 80.
AZ White Cross, on Friday the 4ih
Al Thomas j. Cates's,.oa Saturday the 5th
The following are some of the articles and other
matters subject to be listed viz: Naval Stores, Salt
lN. ines and Spiritnous Liquors, Tobacco, Cotton,
WOOL Flour Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, and OH.
er agricultural products held OF owned on the FIRST
day Of July, 1863; all moneys, Bank notes or other
currency on hand or on deposit en- the FRS. day OF
July, 1859; and all credits on which The interest has
not been paid, and not employed in business the
income Of which is taxed by the Tax Act; and all
profits made by any person, partnership or corpora
ton dprpg the yearslees. obessist san IN The due
cassesfa sesgtaz tsas bus asss ~ esalase, &C.
HlMsc..s isgsaHlB.L .s,.,,
AIM.AKs6aER,
August 8. VHG--4H
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obituary.

Del. % tbs sssh .. July, near GeiyssuJg, Pa,
cf.wounl. received or The 81. E. GRAHAM NOR
ROW. captain 20. g.. es,h Regimen, net. So
mra. one hned ~ natural gins, liberal education,
eIien.,,e travel. courteous manners, and approved
Feiy, i add tcnsit AM Otaanenl to any society.
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rowN ORDINANCE.

Az mcelsng Of the Commissioners Of the Townoi
hHlslaro1sh. held on Tuesday evening, August
81. il was
ORDERED. That SIC ofdiuahce 81 March 9th ls
~ - ALTERED. shsi tie liagislraie Of Police sha not
lie snthorI1rd To- sS-nr any new leenec 10 any save
OF Tree negro ii sell sicuas Al The depot, ai,c this
date 81 70 any.aaiis ps,ion without The payment 81
i've dollars per month
Aud II Is iutlhcr ordered That 10 slave 90 isce
gto shall be permitted 10 uy chickens, butter, eggs
OF other provisions 70, the purpose Of selling agin
under The penalt, 81 twenty lishcs, il slave q
fine III ten dollars IL Tree negro, fof every offence.
Tese. DENNIS HEARTr, To,ra Clerk.
August S. &c
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The draft Resisted an Miaofs.-Rieh

The draft Resisted en- Miaois.--Rich-
mond. July 3l.--it appears from late North !.
eru papers that serious, trouble is anticipat-
ed in the Southern cities OF illlnnis. on ac-
count OF the draft. Open resistance TO the
CONSUMPTION law and lhe arrest % deser-
ters, has been proclaimed. Bodies of arm.
ed men have assembled for driH. ami FOR
conflict with the authorities. A force oil
Federal cavalry has been sent there to
quell the anticipated disturbance.
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Executive Department North Carolina,
Adjutant Generals Office, Military :.
Raleigh, August 3, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS
No. III. IS
T. A Ii communications on Military mat,eisan.
"A tended for His Exceency the Governor, must
be written and semitic the Adjutant General, who will
lay them before the Governor and return his answer
II. For the present the Governor declines to issue
any exemptions from home defence duty, and all 40.
pcations for such exemption to insure attention mus.
be forwarded through the commanding officer Of The
regiment with his approval,
By order Of Gov. Vance:
X. $. TUCKER, Maj. and A. A. A.C.
August 5. O6-2w
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w A TE u !.

gIyEE subscriber will pay cash for al the second.
4 hani worsled Ladies SkrlI thai may Be brought
o. sent 10 him, a, Hiilsborough lie wants them TO
msks.S.pler shirts for the soldiers. he hopes all
those who have any 10 spare will let him have them
a. once.
WALTER a. THOMPSON.
August S. &c
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

DAN away from The subscriber. in August 1867,
a nv boy Green, He Is abcut.siy feet high &
bright MuIalto. lie has wife and eight o. nine
children al Mt. Henry whh,cts near llillsborough.
and mas be harbored in that ne9hbOrhCOd. viii
give ths aboyo reward for his apprehension and dci'
very % me, or confinement, 10 any jail.
EVANS TURNER.
Augous, Oea-
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The Montgomery Mail Of tie lst inst.
saws Gen. Prize has.resigned his cnamand
and stirel from tie ARMY n Arkansas, in
consequence Of being placed in pOsiticn
subordinate TO Gen. Holmes.
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Shipments OF powder to California for
Acapulco had been stopped a! the request
of the, French Consul.
The colored male population in DETROIT
and the surrounding country, have fled 10
Canada TO avoid the DRAFT
Hopg.kong newspapers gise account oi
terrible earthquake II Manila on the SD
II June. Hat Of the city was destroyed,
AID ; 600 lives we're lost.
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TAXiNoTlCE.

T,HosE persons who could o., make !, convent.
en-. 10 meet me u The taS.ss.heHngs, will have
an opportunity 20 pay their TtIss August Court,
sLs e,eud a, the sout, house COT that purpose.
Il Is desired pn,irularly nov 10 make up the sol
diers fund.- ,,
August s. ~
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State Educational Association ot
North Carolina.


vI,HE mex. Annual Meeting Of ,ts State ,zsC.a.
Il tIonal. Association Of North. GGrolias, rill 10
held in Lexington; the session 10 commence 81 est.
o'clock on the evening Of Tuesday lie lsth ssyp.
Angus, next
This Annual Meeting is cslled al sn eaEiieT.5aytn
the wear Than usual. in order that j. may precede tho
meeting Of the National Educational Association &c
Ia held in Atlanta Georgia in the month Of Sepisn
her.. sst il is TO be hoped ths, The members Of he
BODY will consider ], duty TO attend, il possible
The Association has by The blessing Of Providence,
been hspt alive during this trying crisis. and has ssea
made he means Of great good 20 he State and through
lis agency teachers and friends Of education sap dc
much for The independence and prosperity q the
county.
This class of persons should set an example Of ua.
tal,erng efforts IN cehaf Of moral progress and ,he
accumulation n trials and difficulties should only stir
them up 20 nob!sr siIiylags
The delegates 10 the Association witt be carried b.
The Railroads at half the USUAL fare, and will be en-
,er,apsd ~ the people Of Lexington free Of charge
e. II. WILEY,
sap'i Common Schools Of N. e., t,r,,,,;r,
). ID. CAMPBELL, cear';.'
Recording Secry Association, ".
vi. ). PALMER,
Corresponding see'ry.J
July &c. es--
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lish workmen. Belgian workmen are. suf-
fering and starving, Americans by thou.
sands are dying, bu. our government will
not say the word that would put an end TO
this terrible state Of things. And whAe
Mr.. Seward exults at.the postponement Of
his crownins humiliation, Earl Russell
chuckles oser the. assurance that his place
is safe. and that Mr.. Adams can supply
him new Argument for refusal 10 accord
10 a gallant people the rights they claim
and have abundantIy vindlc ated.
DRgwRy's BLUFr.-This Gibraltar is
growing rapidly 10 be quite ayillage. In
addtonso the soldiers quarters, neatlog
houses have been erected for their families
and refugee ladies' and children from Nor.
folk and Portsmouth. ~ hotel has.been es-
tabIishsdand 10 doing good business; post
office is aso in operation. with mail facili-
ties yith,Richmond twice day. 1t also
contains q very neat chapel, the pulpit oi
which is filled BY the ministers 'front.' the
city on the Sabbath. Another attractive
feature is the splendid market garden,
cultivated by the soldiers, which furnished
them with an abundance Of excellent-peget-
able@
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IInnse and lot for Sale.

House and bot for Sale.
WILL he sold to the highest bidder. on Tie 2ad
" day of august instant. lhr House and Lot q
south Lowell heretofore used "a Parsonage. Said
10, consists of Two acres 81 lnl Besides the Dwell.
ing House. there j Kitchen and smoke H0sss.
Sold Tor cash. without ressee.
u. G. PARRISH,
j. NICHOLS,
". II. CARRINGTON.
Angus; S. Vt-
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NorIcE-lusrIeEs.

a MAJORITY Of the Justices q the Peace will
~ be. required al tho AUGUST Court on Tuesday,
Is there i County Business 70 d 3. Importance
August 8. wv
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VAN TED,
Two Rent or Purchase, a,PlAN0. Apply a, Mrs;
Judge Nash's.
July 20. o.
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WOOL-CARDING.
T,HE WooL.CARDING Machine we'll known
IL sWm. Murray's, near the Cross Roads Church
j. now in good order and prepared 10 DO good work
will card for 25 cents per pound for white, and 40
cents per pound for mixed wool.
PINCKNEY TATE.
August S. O6--3wp
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8lERuyiaH GyASO or temps. III sale IN
U TlRRRNIiSE 4 son.
August lsih 07-2l