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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-16
LAW CARD.
LAW SCHOOL
HARVARD COLLEGE, 1868.

1.-TWO TERMS, OF NINETEEN WEE S
L each, commencing MARCH ID and SEPTEMBER
7th For Catalogue Circular, address
JOEL PARKER, Royal Professor.
Cambridge, Mass, Jan %, 1868.
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-16

MEDICAL.
NEW BOOKS.

NO NAME, by Wilkie Collins
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.
AURORA FLOYD.
LES MIsERABLFS, by Victor Hugo
POETS JOURNAL, by Bayard Taylor.
COUNTRY LIVING AID COUNTRY THINK
ING.
MIRIAM, by Marian Harland
TITAN, by Jean Paul
0RLY FARM, by Trollope.
DIARY, from March, 1861, to November, 1862
by Gurowski.
BRAITHWAIT'S RETROSPECT, for JAN. 1868
HAMPERS, GODEY'S and all the Magazines
for February, ut jan30 DOBELL'S.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-16
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BOOT AND SHOE, HAT AND CAP
. q NJ @ D R III i.

In retiring from my old and long established
business House at Henderson, KY, must say that
! am under many obligations TO my old patrons for
the very liberal patronage received at their hands
for the last 10 years. and hope they will not forget
my successor, b. Tisserand, who will continue
the business at the old stand and hopes, by small
profits and strict attention to business, to merit
their continued custom in the future.
Mr. Tisserand is authorized to use my name in
liquidation of all unsettled business.
p. SEMONIN,
Evansvi Ind, Sept. 20, 1852.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-16
. HlDRY'S RIFLIS.
LADIES' FURS.

MhUI . LSSs
Having bought our fine
Furs before the unprece-
dented advance on this arti-
Gle, we are prepared to fur
nish our Lady customers with
as fine setts as ever seen any
where and for a good deal
less money. To satisfy your
selves on the point, cal! at
VAUTIER G MARC0NNIER,
SO Main Street.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08
THE FARMERS DAUGHTER.
by FINLEY JOHNSON.

II is a cold, DARK, dreary morning in
the cepth Of winter, the keen Do,th wind
sweeps onward, and IS the pedestrians
feel i,s sting. they wrap the garments
around item sill closer, 10 protect them
from the elements. Though all is desc
late without, yel to some within t'e'e are
sources or pleasure, and such is the c"se
with old farmer Hardy, as he turns from
the cheerltss srene. and gaEes upon the
comf,rts Of his own home. A large Il 6
is burning in the old chimney place,
whose glare lights up the faces of the
portraits hanging npon tbs walls, and
giv,s n glow TO the ancient furniture ia
the room. .. .... ...r '-u
Farmer Hardy is a man well to do il
the world. Providence has blessed hit
crops, and lis Golfers are We'll fill-d Will
guld but yet his heart is closed TO tho
appeals Of the po r. He is blessed will
lovely daughlsr--his only cbild--ir
whom is conferred the whole of his a6ec
lions. .s.
She is indeed beautiful. and as she sit
there in The old chamber. by the side o
the roaring fire. one might fancy tba
she was an ''angel of light" wandering
among the scenes OF earth. Her heart i
always open TO the sutfrrings If the need
and her hand always ready TO assis
their wants; and there is not one wilhi
of the old farm house but speaks III
praise of Amelia Hardy.
The old farmer is gazing upon he
graceful form with feelings of delight
az she sits by his side sewing. and as b
cast momentary glance at the frost clus
tered window panes, lie rubs his handI
as il exultiDg in bis comforts and exclai
ming !:
"'Tis bitter cold my child"
"Yes indeed" replied the daughter
but we ieel il not"
"No, thank. God / He has given US a
the comforts of life. u o..
Father" said the young girl, "ho
miserable must those be who have o
home, no fire, no friends"
The old man was about to reply, pei
haps 10 give vent 10 some words OF mel
ommisseration. but at that time shade
passed the window, and knock WI
shortly heard at the door. The latt'
being opened q man clothed in rags ell
tered.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08

lille for nothing. II was i'm mpsnriraOle.-
1t didn't hear the voice. II didot re-
cognize the situu,ioD. II was as immov-
able as The Sphyhx. with Bsdouin
bowling 10 the sand al its base. The vice
asked for Bible, and il was refused; 10.
bit Of waste paper Of any kind. and it
WAS refused
We have enlsgsd upon this Ever Pre-.
sent Grievance. Justice has not been
done 10 1t. 1t is questionable, ind ed,
whether the Doctor dos not consider il
the greatest o all his gri-vanccs.. 1t il
Questionable wh.ther he would not under
the Circumstances, Lrg'ut as hls spirit
uAI necessities we G. h.ve preferred an
old Bewspzp-r to Bible. lhe relief Of
prese.t torture, 80 strangely is human
nature Constituted, il generally preferred
- rriie( rom human torment. Bu III.
DJ;rOr Obtained reitber. The Stony Ma
tnre " ,uid not perui. it. 1t multiplied
Affections 1t aggravated those air, aj y
existing 1t originated new s,5. rings.
No o.her Wet m OF The Aboli lon Ba-;ilz,
that we have lIrai Of, ard none If item
ar oy7' IN ,d-st about stating their expe-
rienc', have Suffered in kiud a6d gree
iiss DR. Eison q. Old,.. In his person.
all Aboli'iIn indlghiiIys ara conceutrsurd
The P.rthisn shat II may be said to have
buried themselves il his front and rear.-
lie sands rs We desire him 10 stand, and
as W. intend he shall stand. and as b.
wishes himself TO sr-nd-before t pre-.
sent generation aud its numerous ismiiy
a mutlaled politics. torso. AID the rep;e.
sentative of the uarr'iressed grievances
Of an Abolition Bas'ie and Sony Ma
lure Cincinnati Cammsrci !.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08
For the Lancaster Gazette.


OHs Day OF the New Year Has Past.
One day OF the new year has past, and
as The brigm sun was sinking beneath
the western horizon, my eyes did once
more watch i,s last glissering rays Is they
rejected ogains. 40 eastern hill, Aud then
gliled a way IS gently aS Ibs human
race passes from the Stage Of action, to
an endless eternity. How many Of ba-'
'urs'S sons have sPOT,sd in the gay cir.
Gle Of amusement to-day and have, it
seems. Aluos. forgo,tec- that they are
mortal, who long before auOthsr new yess
will bavs made mother earth their bed.
and will be silently sleeping in the cold
grave. there 10 await their resurrection;
and how many to-day, one year ego we're
living in the luxuries Of civilized life that .
'Lis day the grass of the pas, summer
lies wiihered upon the lutte mound Of
.bioWn earth, tha, hides their bodies for
ever from our view. How many, too.
this calm evening are groanipg in deepest
agony. caused by 'lsceraied limbs. whose
suffering is beyond human conception
Many Of these poor suffering mOrtals.
long before another new year. viii rest
forever from their suffering, and | trust
too, they will rest iD that bright land
where wars do never come apd cannon
Il'alis are not known. 30
! The sable curtain 'frilbt has now
spread over our distrscLfd land, as the
soldier spreads his bIsnke, over bis body
10 res' for the hight; but while he lays ip
confusion and his rest disturbed. peace
and quietude prevails here: and as / sic
al one in qpirtudv reflect upon tho
many uni appV chang s that have trans
pirrd during the past year. and as thus
.ef-ct nv mind runs f-r into the future,
as if to disc"vrr, what This, another year
may bring forth at i,s close. Let US play
that i. may bring peace. j. L. W,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08
Gone Home.

Mr.. Bradbury. ore Of the conductors
Of lie New York Musical Revi W, thus
writes on the dtath Of his child, KiIlis
Lizzie. at the age of five 5ears-Was
ever any thing mors touching iy'peunsd?
'.Kit,e is gone, Where? To Heaven.
An angel cane and took her away. She
was.s lovely child-g-ntle ss little lamb
the pc. of tue whole family; the youngest
of them sho But she could not stay aDy
longer. She had 80 angel sister in Heay
IN who was waiting for her. The angel
sister was with US only few months, but
she has been in lleav-n many years, and
she must have loved Kitlie, for every one
lovsd her. rhe lovsli4st flowers are SOON
est pluske1. II little voice swsstsr and
more musical tisn others Was. heard, |
knew Kiltie was coming. If alter. an
hours quiet play, little shadow passed
me, and the door opened and sbnt as no
one else could open aOd shut it $50 as
not to disturb papa" knew Kiitie Was
going. -..... ...-....
"When in tie mids, Of my composing,
| heard a gentle voice saying. papa. may
stay vuh on litllS while? | viii bs
very still" did no. need to look off my
work, to assure me that is WAS my little
lamb You said with mo too long, Kit
tie dear. 10 leave na 90 suddenly, aud. you
are sull now You became my little as.
sistaut, my home angel. my youngest and
sweetest singipg bird; and miss the lib
tie voice that have 80 often heard in an
adjoining room. catching up aud eohOing
little sDaIshes Of melody az they were be.
ling cOmPosed.--I miss thOss soft and
SWEET kisses. miss the little hand that
Was always first to be placed upon my
forehead, TO "drivs away the pain" l
miss The SQUAD OF those httle feet upon the
sisirs. miss the little knockat my bed.
room door In the nsrning, and tie triple
good nigh, kiss in .hr even. miss the
sweet s0il- from the suuiest of faces. =
mis--0hl how miss the foremos, in
the little group who cams Out 10 meet me
at the gate for the first kiss. do eot
stoop % low new, Ki,tie, togive the last
Kiss. miss you st the table sud q, fam
lily worship. miss your voice in II
want 10 be an angel" for nobody can
sing it Ike you. miss you 10 rides and
walks. Imiss you 10 ihegard-n. miss
{ You everywhere; bat I will Try not tD
miss you in Heaven. "Papa. il We are
good, will an angel truly come and take ~
10 Heaven when We dis2" When the
question was asked. how little did i think
/, the angel was 20 near Bur he did truly
come, and The sweet flower Is transplant
ed 10 more genial CLINE. Il do wish
papa would come hepe." Wait little
while, Kittis. and papa will come. The
journey iS not long. He will coon be
|, I,hop,aD .. .... 81. a. .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08
,o,,>,rv oEFICFRS

h.Judy, of Fairfield Common Pleas SI CSnf-heN"'
c. armWNER once in Public
Building. ..--. 1y,ItIAMT WISE.
sk'r;g--IAMES MILLER, once i NJ Jani nmos prh,ic
7c,srt of coart--JoHN c. RAtNEY, once ruO"0
Building. tpopINcoN once Public
Building, ,yx.uuN oFcePub lie RuilGin z
R.ssrisr--A sYFERT once Public pCh,Sc Buiidine.
Srpeyr n EFPRR, residence madtson Up.
CC"n;,,;o"srs--josRPH SHARP. Of Bern aoSn nd
.,ID. JoVAs A. RAKER, Of Walnut LrwnS.tFt LH.htn. ""
JOhN "ncD;.,.s WILLIAM WHITE JohN "
VILLA LILA rs and URIAH c.RUTTER'-, IN
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08

sire it, was cruelty, nay shall We not add,
barbarousIy, denied. If there is one
thiug more than auo'ber, in the progress
OF this rebellion. to excite our hottest iu.
dignation againsr the "tyrant" at Wash
ingIon, or one thing more than an other
that moves our profouudest pity and cum
passion, it ID the wr"lchei spectacle Of
Dr.. E Son B. Odds calling from the bow
els Of an Abolition BastiIs--ca!Iins loud
ly and often, in fact -an1 calling earnest.
ly a. hs never done before. and will PR.
baby never do agsin-bu calling in vain,
upon the Presid-n mt, tie War Deparm ut,
the Cabinet. and the commsndart Of Forl
Lafayette, BY tu'ns. for copy Of King
j lanes translation ofthe Bible Gin. Com
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08
FROM THE SOUTH.
.,I... WEST. urH to

CArAo, Jan. "a sisamboat from be-
low reports the gunboass accompanying
sherman's Expedition had gone up tho
YazoO river. lo irg pos t| 4-
At Drumgol's Bluff, twenty miles above
the mouth, a Tsbsl battery was discovered
aud after severe oaRnOnading ensued.
in which the Benton was struck sixteen
times. the shot psRs,tsting. ef's' . W
II is understood that ShsFman's force
will dsbark MP the Ys1Oo river in'ths
rear of Vicksburg. A train withsOpplieS
was to cave Memphis yesterday for Hol.
ly Springs.
When Island No. lonwss evacuated
lately. So cannon were spiked. and TO-
900 rounds Of, ammunition thrown into
the river. ....,.t.. -,fLs., =, 5.
Jeff Davis addressed the Mississippi
Legislature on the S6th ult,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08
pnnK AVID JOB PRINTING.

wsateprepared 10 execute all ne:e5p'SSnGss Tt
-w0RK. snch as CARDS, CIRCULARS. ron, I'm nnT;
hNnFaNCY JOBPING, with new and supsnor''pe
"a nd O n short notice. ...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08
NO42

day Of Jauusry in the year "lOuI Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud Hxty-
three, and ot the independence Of the
United States the sixty seventh.
(Sighsd) ABRAHAM LNcoLS.
Bv the President. 'aat."l .'
WV. H. SHWAAD. Sec. Of State. e
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08
LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1863

Would to God that ia this world Of
ouIs wero more Of these angels OF earth
who lear no contamination or disgrace in
alIeviating the stings OF poverty.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-08
TERMS OF sUBscRIPoTIN.

U-sBusiness cards ofabou shines, ,bytheyear,S %
NPAdvertisements, MOI mark ed on the manuscript
viii, hs coutuued at our terms nnttl forh,n. ,,oa,
n-PLeeal ad rhsementS, idministrator"no,Ive,,
g. mu.t be maid for In advance, for reasons "hleh'
We will explain at the time. .,.uo.sa
U-rhe aboy a te run sstrictly observed In all chSS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

onrroEp. ss.--tt Carrt 81 prai..t- hsII "a Pa
is. wifhiu aai 80 thr C,,,rtv u ONfsrf 90, IA
thiri TrestaF 81 NoselrtTr a. ID. Is<,3
MOAN PRINCE. siuiiaisfrafar o. - estate
y ~ Juhn Ce-.s~s afr - R,.-ks-Ll !. "a
tosutF deo-ssrt. hasing pr~-~uf~l he Sc au-I
Seal .ooouuf 90 staisi-frstioa ofih- c-tsts q sd
tr-easei 80 siis.rance;
Ofderrd. That tks ssid ada'r gisc uotie- 60
~ rr-fsor- faferc-tcd. - css-i,r copf ~ thi.
orsl.r e. b. puh-hef t1rrs sssks ss.-c-.siv.ls g.
tne oNford De1no,rsf. prtafrd ~ Paris. fhat thev
ufaF arg.ear st ffoissf- Co-rt o. D. hrii "a 20
go. iu sstd fosui '. tas thtrd n ussdav 20 De-.
s~xt. af tsn a'ck.ck ~ the tsr~naon. sd shes.
css-e. q ssy they haEc. My NJ -auas shsuid "a
D. aiowrd.
E-w. WOODBURY.. JsaS..
true coTg-stte.f
J. =. HOBBs Rsriuer.
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War Newn.

CINrrNV,EI. Nov. -. Mai Gen. Fos-
ter IA arrived AMI uilica,c for Knoxville
today
Adiutaut General S;snl,y. q ihc ieth
Ky.. cavalry. arrived At Cumberland Gap
Yesterday. n, bring. hopeful ne-s Of the
s.ilaiioa % Gen Barnsile. Gcn Bow
Sic vas st.'i hoi1in-c ui sud TAI notifci
thu citircn. that D. vouE ccrtainly bohl
kuov,iilc. The r,l.-l f,-ce opposing hrm
"a estimated a. thiriy-.iS thousand.
Knoxville 8. no; closely invested By the
rcicis.
The rcbcis have withlra-n from thc
south side Of the river an Ne fora-c
thcrc.
Gen Buii-r IN his frst yak az Forsrr..
Mouroc. "a ss'ouisLca az ucetiuga rri.ri
o.hcr- boxing al parade Of our troops. Il
~as Gen. + a. Ilugh Lcc. On being told
tha' he crioyci tie Ebcrfy Of Ola Point.
Cen. Huiicr sharply oppressed \. dis
approval Of such rvrr,hcu,iblc oourtssy
Ihc next day Lee male q voyage % Fort
IA Faycttc
NHW loEN. Nov. "a Tie Herald.
sTcciai di.pateh dated Nortiay. say, thA,
none 81 Mcadc's army have sct crossed tie
kapstsn. The enemy Is IN strong Spree
across e. riser and ~ll ji.puto our pass
Arc. Al accoants satc that yestcr,lavs
anaeaEcrgcsis 90 movements -cr, pre-
mature.
Tie Tunes d.srs;ch SAYS an ofhcsr on
Gen. Backs S,nf. writing 20 fricnd IN
al. CITY. states thai a iar-r qaantiiy q c,,s-
ton vas captarrd mar Bro~usyiiio. and
sSPc'!iions haI accn scot up The river. 60
ct al ttrs could f0i. Thc unioa mrn a,
Br.~nssi.lc vLo las.ri vla delight the
olrturc GO th- riacc ~ cur f,rccs. vcrc
ll.ui.a- t.eust!vrs iuta defensive or-an-
iEatiou- aui rendering valuable services A.
scouts. Tie cottc- whi-h vii b. thro~a
INTO a., r-arkct ty our occsr.tion q Tcsas
viii amouut Co 10000 hale. The A.
rnouut stored IN thc Kio Grade line j. ian
ulclse-
~ orier q the War Departments all
solliers ulo r.-eai4st. ~h,iher IA s3uads.
compaaics. hufnilisnsor regiments. uiiI be
granted furi'u-h, q - days 60 20 home
Ant recruit
cen biuut "a. ntsiiircncc thar he great
tan q supplie- lately ,vut 10 For Saith
has arrived safely
Cen MrN,H. commanding At For,
Saith. Las issued an order directing that
b,rraiter. iu cscry instance. thc cutting ~
IT, i.'r-ra-h wire shall h- c1ns.dercd tl.c
deed I'd bashvha rkcr.. aud TO- every ssoh
At sou,o basLuharkiHS prisoner shah have
vlih.lrasu from Lila that mercy which ia
dac,l thc holding II him a. = prisoner.
and shall he hung o. ,hc POS; where the virc
d coz AL Al many bushvhackcrs shaIl be
90 hang a. there arc places ~herc the -irs
is coz.
Letters from Tennessee .ay 'that Major
George l.. >terus j. Organizing a negro ~
gimcut AZ t,alatin. another ~ Columbia.
one a. Mu9lrer.Loro. AMI one az Clarks-
vile. IL muster. one hanJrcI and t-o
men into each comPany. incluiiag fur cH-
p~ueaoci cooks. In siN wccks b. raised
ore CD. regiment an SIX Lsalrci men IN
anolhcr.
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4 DNINI.TKATnE.- al

4 DNINIsTRATOR'S SALE Pussssat to
" iicrusr fosa the Jufge 81 Praisfr b. he
toaatF 20 OSfsrd. rranfef 90 the I7ih dsr ~
Nosssnt-er a. 10. l-63. .hsii seil o. frtlic auc-
tHan 90 20 private sac. 90 W-lnesisv- che fwea-
tV-fhfrd dat q Dcccani-r urxt. Ia too q th-
clock. Z. ~. 40 th~ rral estate - Nark n.
-fInchheil. Lste a PARE. t~ccs-ed tucluiIng a.
90. fhr rrrrrsi1n ~ thr vtfa~'s d1~rr Sad
estate consisfs re- 81 of tsall. raafaiaiag 200
suirrhcsl -qasfe iref. sith th- ialltin1s thcreoa
sifa-tri on ere esaferiy sfdr q Blake street in
lrsistoa. ia the connfr of Aaarosonc-ia. t,sinr
che suulc prculsrs couVrFei t1 ssii -tinchield br
NHfhsn ". puffaa. o. tsrris RECORDED in ths AZ
troscar-in Reg asfry 81 De~tis boa p page 81
ild 2-9. to ~hfrh deeds rri-reuce uav - hsd.
fefus at co. saie uhtch vii take place % The
prculses-
THOMAS ~. BROWN.
Alaa. orth- e-fsfe n Nsrk n ~iischfeI.
rar,.. NoV. ~ l-s3
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O. PERI. Sc, o.. rrsaasa o.. raa-Er.t 90
81 -aa..a ca ices thaae. arsf f-ar. o.
Hs.afts sa.i il lst..
O. M sfrr..ft. ga Or. prr-a farf s ---lI.~r
af e.. p t-h E-e o. sas s.ll.'-.i .i f.riirs-
tsI.
o. n-f..i. ort. "A. Nay Eitr.. -.s- of Ste
lara lsrs. eyed -.
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ofFosn. ~ C.srt,of Probate hsti "a Par-
-. ~uhia sd o. the Cousigy of OSfisf on ths
thirt Iu--tss - Novsuhrr a. n. ISsS.
DENJAMiN n. HOLDEN. -drnias-trat.r "a
I'D the estate - Hsnaah Hsii.s tsfe q So
90 rn 81 'ri-if d~osssef. AaEing prs -uf~d hts
hrst ani SAL accosrf a adiinisfrstio-i 81 the
taf~ Of saii teccs-cd iar aits~anc~.
crtrref. 4 hafthe said sdal'iar give sofir- O.
AT F'ersoa- iuferestri. ~ causfag cepy a. thi.
oFtrr % O. rusiish~t thr-. weeks .ure-s-is~lr -
80 pNilri hr1nnrrst priut~t at Paws. that th~y
utsy appear st Probate Cert D. b. h~d "a Psr
- on -s'a counfv. 81 the bird To-day 81 D~~'r
urSt, at EN- o'rieck in he isrr-ooa at she.s
cn''sr. % 49, they have. shy the san.e shouil
nof D. ai'oscf.
p ". WOODBURY.. Jsdge.
\ uue cury-aftrsfs
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pVFnFr. ss-ffa C.rrf .f PraI.sf- heff III Pa.
is. arIhla rnl c. f-r f..aif al usfaft. oa tte
CHAD lnfs.iff 81 N.frr..er a u. Is.sI.
w % FO~TEE siaaiaraflr oa the o.
w fafe "A Naft r Grower afr of Naress
in -att -.afY totel.ef. hariar rrss-afrf Dol. So
lnt trsi serHn.f af ....fi1a af Ore estate ID
stf trrrr--i &C. ai.lsan-r.
bIdrrff. Ihu co. 900 Airlnisfrafar Give
u.f.rr fn ri. rrrs.1s lrfrfrsrai hr rsusfrr r...s
"a fhrs oftrr fo o. rafI.-arl Ore. .srrEs s--s -
s.r.iV la thr Oslsri peaarrtf. a a-ssfsrsr r.lia
lrl r iuls. che Il. ..rrssrs larerrslri 1Hu nf
flai .a fhf thrd Tussfrr ni llr.. ..sf rI CO.. s'-
f.rk la fhr itrrr.s.. tf farlIf .f r..f.lle ftrn
fa ir aaiIr. b. Fsr.s sa.I strs rarsr. f snr uhe
fhr .irl shaall I'D IL iinraH
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orFoHr ss.-Af Cent 81 Probate hs,fI a Pa
go, s.iian ani BE- 10 Co,ifv oftDNf.r,i On The
fhirt Turstav 81 Noveuli--r 4 n lSf,g
IN the p~tition of NANCY SWAN. tsrra-rl,
~ NanrF thi.if. iios "a Steth-u Ailhou iate
- tefhri teceas-i. ant adn ni-tIlffix ef AL -
tste. praFiug thar Jpha = Suana. hrr prr-eat ha.-
htna ray T. appointed atruiaistrafor a. i,uis 40
az saif estate
prtrrri. thsf tn- -aii pefitioaer givc noficr o.
si f-rrsons interested. D. csusing q copy ~ thi.
ertrr t' 10 pu..ishrl thror wccks su--c-sir~fv O.
the oNiari llrluncrnf priafei tf Fari-. thar the,
nnsF arrrtr at ffoiis'r Crrrf fo D. hid % Par
BE- ia srfd Cs1uuts. ihr tairi Tr-s.Iav 90 D-c'r
nSt at ten o'ciork IN ~ frrnn,i 1f .hrur -,srse
n anT taes hase. shy ta- ssaa- shsalI ne De-
graare1.
r. ". WOODBURY.. Jsa-..
4 truc oopy-su--t . J. :. Hose. R-ri.f.r.
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CHERIFF'S SAW. Orrosp. &C.. Naveu.
y trr ~. i-63. Taken aa sxrruiaoa snf siu
D. sa.i ~ rafc Hurftrn on lhnrsslsf the fhifft-
hrsf isY al nrrnanifr. a. ID. less. III ene o'ct.rk
o. 81. st fhe Poet fiaire 81 HarshriI riiisrr. n
fari tourfV af nsllrf sIi fhs righf rguift fhsf
thrrsiarh-r a. HarireF lr..af siid f-rkf-ll hss
or pa 90 che ef1hteeafh dsF al Aug,ist. A. ~.
i-e7 af ri-rea o'Clsrk cot faenfs aiiunfes on thr
flr~rran hlre 3D. f.alr af sfffc hr.rrf ~ fhe sae
ou ihr artgfnsl urff rn fae artilu. rl refrea ne
t.as ~ Dreaded rrtI r-fafr slfa.fe.I a Rurk
So f1 sa.f fturfF nf psf.rf fa VIC AZ firn
n1 uh.rl far rliI thUsraatrf a.. ilaroa d..
nlu hrrs, arl r.so berg CO. .ame rrfaafsrs roa-
rrlef fe ssii lisflfs bs nrsli.v y wtsan ~
BE- ord fsfed urfoisf Sfh. 4. ID. 1851 -af 70
Conveyed ty sod HafIae ts salf Naroa III be-
.rfa rf fhr sirar tlfr fn Secure ftr usfrarrf Fl
erfe af bad c. frr haasrrd daltsrs. d1fef prfo-
hfr So. a. o. 1-sl. ~rh .nferr.f 81 shrch itsre
nnu iae fhr srnl n far haatrrt 90 erft- sirhf
f1nHrr. Sad rlarfrr-e 81 ferarli~f on psfafI
EeFisfrg. I1ts ~ psrr ~.
HOGATIo AUSTIN. shsra
lrlE s.tsrr.i-r t~.ng ai-at ta rhsare 49, h-isi-
arss a1f 'arHf.r1. ls deslrsrs rf .rifng BE- fa-
ffresf rrnsisIlre II ore .rrfirrfef taN af fhe
Bltrksullh aai CaTraaEr ~hau. fazriter eifh ne
f0ais aerrssart t1r rfrrffng oH 90 Ffe, sftratel
.a a. rlisrr n ~1,rh Pafis. vhrfe ~ - care
rrrri eu 3D. shove hIsinrss &C. fhr asf tea fears
ursfr ttr rs1c 81 rrhaf A Frlfhisghsn.
WV. s FROrlifNsHAM.
Saa.h rsr.s. Nar. 10. I-sl
NH.-Ths ai-srr - ths n.asi desirshk iorsiasa
30 'a. iirarr ia-ierss .n fh- tounfr ~ ost.ri
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BRIDGToN ACADEMY,
nnigtnn. W

NJ Worth tftagtons We
fI'uE WINTER TTEu s rhrr, us.ts 20 %
easasfarr aa UrtraF. nff. 0. i-e1. one
4 S.. rnarnsl
rios. %. MEAD. ssclet.l,.
N.s. 8. lees
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DRoroSALs ~il o. r--.i,ri 90 or. ,~-- ~
ii ID CA ~ tunrfr Gaul....srs.r-~. -. b
ia-sias. e. sih tsV .l t,r~s,i.r ~. H. 49,
FL g. ca FL far O. r-sl. g. th- f.rat.ti,- -
drHsrfV g. tae co. uf .ar t.s1a-s ID s..-h 60
o. 49, ir afsignafrt si stfl t.H.- oi F.ds r..rl.
/" ~.-s rs- rata ..ar tnrhes oh tssus~-
f~r i~trr~ trfa- -.f'.f ~stf 49, a, q ...-f.
feis.e iifrh 81 i-r D.. or- hsH - Ls-t III .sLtrh
.h'A i~ asre. lh~ rsura-sI. viu o. crel-i "a
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n ARR led.

O. Wrs- -sna-r. ~. =. b. n. n Fr~--sa.
- s.. W...aal q Eanrrt e. ST.. VEN.
a ttaa''rr 81 81 Wrsf ~araaef
q f.ftaaI. ~ %. Fresnsn g. M~friI 81
Fsrs III. W.ss Msrf ~ A,.lrrsaa sf F..rsa
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Frveburz Academy.

INIIE "a isfrf frfaa af fhis .astfafiaa ~ rrua
narure Wriarrt1s. 49, p. i-ilt, aai uill
eCrf.as Ca ants. %. q. Ssnv. A. n, PRE-
r.rsI
Frrsi.fr. - tth i-s3
d. a. Small, sscfe.af..
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Wanted,

4 CAPABLE GIRL. 90 Cd hauss rost. ia a
y saaH a-..s.
SIMEON CUMMINGS
Fafs. -. % t-ss.