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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

SEEDING RYE ~ Srnnrn. We uc-.
rcccutiy in ooavcrsation With T.. q. Rauder
E~8-. % Winnebaso Co. frrquen,iv men
toned In oar columns a. a brecirr of Cots
void AM Other sheep The tall Turned M
On tse subject of,eclins for pasture. lie
Is s;rons advocate OF seeding with I've.
and gave thc following a.. ia hi. experience.
tie best method.
Ilo~ on any Of the summcr months. mix
Timothy and clover. half and half. ten
quarts 20 the acrc re one and onc-half
bushels harrow al Ia az vel and roll ~.ih
hcasy roller
In frw weeks the re vii completely
cover the ground. afor,iin- the best Of sum
mcr and fail feed :er either sheep or cattle
The sol has been made 50 compact 18th the
roller that The tramping q the stock does
no injury O. tLe Timothy or clover root.
The rye. Il properly fed down. doe. not
seed. and will i've for about three wear.
1 b. grass and clover CONTINUALLY thriving
form good I'D. even IN sandy sol. nal
ing Of Itsek = -omplete p4storc o. thi. time
- $1,000 - 49, - ~ 49, 49,
good. lie has never lost seeding from
drouth. which b. considers the great cause
oi failure IN seeding wifh oats or other crop.
IN spring. Or even nth fall grains. that are
removed ~ harvest time. exposing tLe ten
der grass plants O. thc scor,hinc san u
summer. Prom the experience OF Mr.. b.
AMI others mentioned by Kim. 80 can con
SILENTLY rccommeni this method 81 s~edi...
20 All our northern farmers. Especially
must u prove valuable When. from aav
cause. their is necessity for a suddca ia-
crcase az pasture. 4 few weeks serve 20
furnish sufficient and reliable feed.
frairie Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

Tvs sSD DriD Wueur oF Srsrr
or. IHoN,sJ Tie Earf.a -.
~''sa ne 'lseP vhsa fssted. s,i s;,s.
tn "eishf by and call g quartz, II,
a sheep weighing 80 pounds. uogtI -.
- pounds q quarter a. de dc.d 80.
II the sheep are IN god oo,5;,.o, -
r'is . Sufficiently accurate Tor sll -.
roor sheep wili fail below tbe mark ,,5
extra ta oues q OVERT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
Weather Hints for Farmers.

The following are extracts FROM Admi-
ral Fitzroys Manual Of Practical Meteorol-
ogy. They we're intended for the climate
81 England. bat are also Of interest here
as telling the signs Of the weather.
Whether clear or cloudy. a rosv skv az
sunset. Presages enc weather: sicklv
looking greenish hue. wind and rain;
dark Cor Indian) rid. raln: a red sky in
the morning. bad weather or much wind
tPsrhaPs rain , gray sky in the morning.
Inc weather; high dawn. Wind: a Low
dawn. fair weather.
SOft looking or delicate cloud. fore.eu
fine weather. With moderate or light breeze.
hard-edged oily-lOoking clouds. Wind. A
dark. gloomy blue SKY. is windy: bat
bright blue sky indicates 6ne weather.
Small. inky-loOkiRg clouds forc;en rain
light sead clouds driving across heavy mas
ses show wind AMI rain: but II alone. nav
Indicate wind only.
High. upper clouds crossing the sun
moon. or starr. IN direction diEvrcnt from
tha; Of the lower clo1ds. or the wind then
felt below. fOrStell a change q wind tow
ard their direction.
Aftsr hne. clear weather. tic frs; signs
an the sky Of coming change ar USUALLY
hight streaks. curls. wisPs. or notified patch
Is Of white distant clouds. which Increase.
and are followed by murky vapor. that
grows into clOudiness. This appearance.
more or less oily or watery. As wind or
rain will prevail. Is an infalible sirn.
Usually. the higher and more distant sue,
clouds seem 90 be. the more eraasal. bet
general. the coming change Of ~raiher vii
prove
Light, delicate. quiet tints or colors. Will
soft. Undehned forms OF elouds. Indicate and
accompany soe ~ea-ber; bat unusual or
ga1dy lines. With hard. definitely outlined
clouds. fOrsten rain and probably strong
wind
Misty eloods. forming or hanging on
heights. show wind and rain coming Il thew
remain. Increase or descent II thev raise
or disPerse. the weather Nil improve or be-
come 6ne.
When sea birds fly out early. moderate
winds and fair weather nav Be expected
- -. -, - '-'.'' 0''' IT,
- ''rons
ture. b..;.,e. 49,. -.
r-o,cb - - : -, -' y
should not be sligh;ed by an observer Who
v,r;,,;o,s
q, =. -.,-I-, nan -
nav be se.i-,bI. - 49,, ''--"
-. - -, ~'I'n no
-. 80 - 'o's A'sh'-
bone al a, - - -o'"'
" anu eo~n OF io~' raia or
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
NAWlEa-A NOV(OWs,

O. grsp,.iie.. D, ~ dar-a 30 sissi- oa-.
Wsirh Gases sai nst-fi.is So Wsirhnsk-r.
~iN o. tfrafsh~i ehespri thsa he's rr1 e. t..rht
ca ferilsal. O. .h-ri r-ssi- hai h-usr cau "a
ttra aad ave r-arrs.
tsrrrfasng ~affant~.la D. whst 81 BEL 800 &C.
Vs. s.afra 81. ' tl-a--is 81 th- o. D., rs 90 "a
The ulasi srrr fa .arcrsi. Aas ~nrk en,rast~
fe Boo -lI H. aaer srcari - Cd caafrslt. al
sfrsarci ga.
lir ..ii ikr ta go 49, -nf-hr. tht have
trTa sI-.. ri ~ tarHrrru -..rrf -rk-n-n. aat ID
hr -aat ulakr fhrun f-rtsr,a ~ru there ~if o. 10
fhsf-r- Tee sarr slfa rk.fka.
ila.u vafrh HasTesurrrs vfI e. taI f-usrl-i
~hrn sg..r~f. arsi god I-ssffl~f srr-g uafrs-
90 -,a - s,r~rri ts L-~er Esrap-ul~ufs st r. fasr
Ff .r~- thleaasrsfsi tfttrrs in-rrt~i on sac -
thaf has~ rhfa hstsoorss art Sally aasthinx
thaf r-..ulrr.i io D. aaH- Cd n safrh o. rLrrk
sil D. trn- a, hfss,-p snl ~afrasird ta - loas
- aitn. A. raanrrr-
Va -aI.c.fs.i ifraa athrr saic huusk~rs. shicA
~il o. tsar at tf.f t..raaat.
Jcwclry Repaired.
Letter EnErartnE aeatiy fI~catcd.
ry-Ca.h pace fsr oid Coi4 sd silver
EsrHf littL.is6t. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

Althe art. sad scteeces rsrtaisirg o. iii~. sfe
al, -, iiaked tasetheF ss iatss.ts consest-
81 ~tth A.ricuitsre "A sSGcoGk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
Importing Houses.

d bostan. ~ tsirks ~ ga turai.h Eoo-is cheap
rr thsa ra- D. tau.,f fhfs -t.le q tis.taa
~ 49, WArttfF~ of Nairficsa. ~-iss. Tsr-
h-h aai Fsrrrh. tlsa,iag aat opea Facsd. Goia
~tiFrr aal f.ft ca-~s.
>fECrNCLE- af al ttai.. aai 49, quantify
ef si-ss Cd ~ 90 90 .r-~cisris io--. o. ssit a.
sd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
SAP0NIFIER,
or
CONCENTRATED lYE.
\ READY FAMILY SoAP-u,kTR.

frft-'s rss' a. sf-tsrfs ~ Cs--,s. Prask
I'HE 90 BttC ar- -suf a.nsl srsrs.f th- 49,
Il fHars arfri~s eflNE So uskiar soar.
a. So nnrrsi C. So. Ihr anIs GENUINE
cog lsrr CO. ltr .- nrrf- o. IT, p~nnsvt-
tanta salt uanufsct uTing q ompany ihsss
fra..- u.Hrs g. r lrirr fool r AfnNlffIk 81
CONCENTRATE lNE" IT, rr-sf src-
tfss Eel 49, ariir~ has - usFEtxcrrurn
FsHrttf ta ra .rarar o. tstrsrH &C.. ta st1lsfl1a
TT thr t.n1fsnt's FsrFNrs
- Manafsrrarrrs. Hus-rs rr ~rurrs e th~.s
fft hf.tf itrf. 80 trrrfr n-af.trt 49, ths
'"rf.r. hast ral.ssr.f ss .he.r ku.ra~ss.
tlrhnE kEuiNf. T-g..af o. .I.t~f.hra
art WILLIAM HAkEWFIt. ~. oi Tft.-
tafg A. thst an Msnn .srtu.~rs t.-rrs ar .s'-
be n itr. ia v.......- .r tt- r-hr. afrh- Ga.
say. ~tl d. rED~ECf TED I'd s.or~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

A. 81 whish h. sass. 81 whsi-.sls o. Retsii =.
Attic Lowest Cash Price.

COUNTRY DEALERS 49, a, - q, al
On IA 49, ave th~ir frixht fron IN city.
fEDniEt> siH f.A "a &C. th-ir alrsufs-- %
cau u1-sa hiu asl .tark % Briag In coaa~ctiaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
j. ustr,. R.r,.,...

'sFoHr. ss---At Caust oi Psai..r~. heii ai -
80 sutia Sol o. he Gassrtt af pNfsrf 90 ft~
ths-l ters - afJais a n. iS6s
'hN bt~hfN at-rl9..irttar 90 fh- 80
~ 's'~ ai " t'ftans Vile. isfr of C.aia- is .aiI
''-s.rff a-cra-,i. hsvsar rf--~ufci hi. .rraf "a
hii' r''.nt 'l aeufn -frisoa 81 th~ rst.t~sf .arI
dro-ss~t c. aiil~nscr.
ollrfsi. fhat ~ saif atniui.-rlfar give me-
ia0r o. -h f-fsaa- tufsrrs'ri o., r.susi-r cr, 81
ih.- ''firf fn i- r...t.-hrI f..r~ -e~ks -,r.-..-
.iseis la thr oNf.r.i D--irr.f r-..,..f Ii 49,.
on safa '.aia 81. that th~t uasv arrr-af ar ri Pr.-
l-s.r 'enif OBJ o. hflf si Poo. 81 s.rf C.--f,
'.a - thHt fa--.its oi Ru.n-f r-sf III r.r aI rt
f.''. o.. m iafrnaaa rr' .hra rss-.~ ti 4., 49,,
-tsFs D. ttr sraar -hs-I| "a o. aIL...H
O. v WOopnTgN J.f-.
4 ffar rnrf- 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

'aF"Hn. SO nj Ga..f .fF.atsr- astf o..
go. r.iHfH ari Co. fr- t.fart .I Ga ..l. end Be-
t-irt lars...s on 3D.. n 49,.
Nj 49, AbAN-. a.r.r..traf.r rn th- co.
vi Este oi NJ. 49, l..- .f g.. ,-..-
''ur'f 81 aaTr--t .sIss.r. har,ar ..r-..-..I
Dc 49, Cos Bel t-sai .I t r.-rs.r..l.. 81 th-
e-tsfr ui .atl t-r~s-sl &c. aHl.-..a..
''--eF-f. That sarf ata.,..i'r s.r- s.,tr. ,. q. r
~ '- ,r'rrrs'-'i. i.' rau-lrra r.r, rffh.. 30
60 o. pstt-hst tafr- -.~s. -. i 49,
w. heaar.rtf. rFtafri st Fsf... fharrt..
80 Hrar ff H if..'al-r taarf I'd. fl. Sd. at P.-..
ia -st1 saaart. rn GO tt .-i T......, 81 g..
.esi. at 3d. af 80 el-rk ,a f.~ t.fru.-.a. ID
So rfr-r- l eos thrs has~. 49, th~ .a..~
sheaid .st tr a.l...t
~ WopuEt J.l-..
\ TREE rart -a.lrrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

bNFnEu. ss-At Cs.att co Praf..r~ t~af 3D.
tars. suht7 Rna iarf rr r.1afF ofps f..rf "a,
% tac taift Iur-iat s.l -. 40. G-sg
~ ~i3as q MAkk : GEON az Ltr o. .r.
49, on saia Canals drcra-~t. Fraslns &C. f..fh-
.lasancs 90 si sac refs,a-I rslate ol lsf l..r
kusiaaI.
'fsrra. Tat the satl Fstataner else No.
ttor ta sll Isrrsans tn'c-r-f~i hs csusla- a. r.f,
"a thss ar.tr ta b. pa....tr thr-- ---L. ...-r~
slT~l tu th- oStsrt ira..lf.f pril.-f 10 Talt-.
that th~f mts spF~ar at a. Probate G.rrt o. d.
hst q Pare. ssia eauafs 90 80 tt lrd &c..
81 Au.sf n~St. af asa- Of ta- ea.rk o. 49, c.r~-
"o-oa. - $50 eaa-s. % srs th~y h4se. "a, 80
$3.50 .haull 81 - grsnf~d
q. ". WOODBURY.. J-xr..
tee copy-4u~-f J. Hoes Esrt.-.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

liz 49, $3.50 r7'
~ .s-r-.I.,-,.. 49, <
- DO - naFr iff'-i 4.
80 g. .f.''. 81 bel 'a- srlf t-.s lhtar
a h-,.r .a .a- -.-s., d. 4.-.. Il. i. !.
- 90 a re'.'rs. r..rr 81 r boz
q ~ u fr--' H tae AIat lssr t--~1
I 81 - uFi .a 900.
- K , o'e' 1000 so''i-. $40 &c
g. F'-t~ a'.r'e
.... OIL. -. ........t....
81. 30 .a If. ff.l..r.. -. $500 - =
49,. 1890 's|.Fss'
PHTt-T- -F.- ..--.-.. sta. No..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

hNF"su. 80 C..ssft 81 fref,lf~ heff 81
larfs. ~tit'n as g. ~ Garsfs Eel psfsfd o.
the fhiri Fees t.f 3D. 4 ~. l~ssf
Gu lHE Ri>iior. airn,rlstrstar .a thr estate
- oi kni~ft ouurl he af frrs tn salf Csu1-s
'-cra-ra. bsffnr rl~ssuiri b. SIT arc,aunt -
ai'is'strstion ei ihr estate a .afl accr-sei 30
afl.san-,s
pft~rsd. that n. ssid Aj.ia'f ave rafs~. g.
ct pffs.a- iuf~r~-f~d a. csusiug a cps Oh Ne
- 90 o. - pehi'sh~t three ~~~ks succ~s.iseis ,o
TIE oNfsfi n-uarcrst a n.,iiic nr.s...,., rr,.-
fr4 az iaus. fhat thrs u1at appear ata Prs.l.af.
cert 90 T. hid 10 fari.. o. satd Carns,. o..
thr thwd iuos.lav 90 August nrst. "a &C.,
cr-A tn ~ tarrussa. aat SIS c-us~ 5f 49,
thfN aarr. e. ~ fhT-auar shouLI urt o. ars-sa-
". WOODBURY. Js.fs~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

OsFosp.ss.-ata t.aurt 81 Fr,i,ais hslt 81 q.
80. suhfn al c. AZ taunis of uNfrrI go
80 thifi Fs~sisv - Juh. 4. A.. ISs3
- EBA>lfaN :. SMITH. Adn.n,sfratar %. -
- s.iafs of >taass~l Crerkeu. fafr ~ o.
tsft. 81 satt tafult. ds-rarct. hasinr rrr---fri
~ tIuf aui tnai rrtarf f .r.af.rrstrss q tts
c-t.ir I'll sall trc-a-r.l &C. aIls-anrr
frisrsf that the ssit nf.niai.f'r ris~ astrrs 20
81 I-rr-as- sai-r~-t-i. o. rsu.t-r CO.'S e. tht.
orirr e. D. r-,',iishri ta th- pSfrft iseal.-rfat
lrfni-t at Pare. thnr thrs .nts afrsrsr at Tso-
bate 'efft fs o. hrrn at q srr-. fs ssri C..nft
80 ths thsne ius-.iat ID Ausu-i nest. 80 tra 81
~ ctask 81 - t.rrnc..n eel sh~. rau.- 81 49,,
thel haze - by the 49, sa.-nN 90 o. afLs~ef
. ". NOouHI gN. g-f.~
trr- crps-sIf~sf- = ttaHHs gr.t.frr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

d .''i Caaats. d-oes--ti p, siv,ss t-,.l s.. ~
Ls- aire -. ~ th-f-tsr~ r.,,r~-rs al p-r-a..
vhs 49, - lsiei O. az s-tatr oi sasd tcrassi ta
aaske iaa.a-iaf- rassa-sfs srf thos. -hs havs
sas sarantaf- fhcrr,sa o. sNhi',.t the ssun~ g.
Jay q. i>e3 JAMES a.. NcNlIIAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

fHE su,'-erti,er hsrsts give rui.i.c not,-.ta-t
b. has i~en dolls aplsintr, - tts hon.rat 90 Ja.i
81 Probate 60 80 'euats 81 o. ...rd anl a..su.t
thr itr-i oi a.rtn.sfrstoi af rhf rsf.tr 81
WILLIAM 2. SCEiBNTR bie 81 B-th.i
l. $50 Cauais. i-c-s--i. hs r.s,r- t-..lf s.ttr
tfs clr~ct-- ~ tlerrtsfr frlr--r- sU rrf-..ls
10 D. go tal-itra ta co.. estate I'd 90 irrs--t ra
fiaAr tuaH-iisf~ pawn .nl fh.-- u d. ass~
sat t-a,a.ri- th-rraa O. eNh .'..t che -sus- ta
- p. l~6l JAMES 90 sUANk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

u ssl4 tsiaft .,--es-sI. hs g,s.ur iaaf r. che
ias d.r--f.. Co. ta-fri.rr r.sga-sfs af frr...a.
= b. af~ ial-i-ri o. ere r.t,fr of a,l srr-a...i
'o nak~ in aei.sfe pstaa-r' Hnt th..-s IL, FL. 1--we
az --.n tn.ls thrfrrsa O. 81 .'.-f th~ .ara. o.
D., q, I'D. JASPER rINGgTF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

TIE ssc-cr, herrhs sise. puhiie notscs th.t
- hss h-~a aals .pr-siated o., th- Ilsnarai.L.
J.igc - trolste for ths Cosatt Of O~ford. 49,
a--r~d the trusi ~ atniaistratos ofths sst.ts ~
DANIEL A. TwIrCHEIL hts ef Brthsi
- sait ceuaty. e~ceasrt. ~ rivier t-,at - the
- tirects. W thrfreffr rclursts 40 persn-..
"a bid o. th~ estate 81 sait trrsa-sd e. u..ke
trtanetiat~ paFsneuf 49, fhnFr e. o. have as g.
'siai. th~rraa 60 eNh tl.,t 80 saus o.
Juis "A. les. 1tiO~ q. mitchell
fhE s.l,-c' 49, h~l-s g,s~- fuissc 90 30 that
h. hss t-~a auis ats-siafc.l H. he hen.sr.ile
Jed ~ a frshsts 80 tae Cesntv q O1fard. a..i
s--asnrd The uusi 81 eNrcutos 90 he L.t -il -1.l
fHsrsursnf 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
NARK u. STINCuFIEt.n IN. .fr,,,.

81 sa'd Cssafy. t-r,s-si. a. gtstng tssaa =.
~ ias directs " th~r-.sre f~lu-.ts sr p-r.
saas shn arc tulriira o. th~ estate 81 .siI 80
re.s-ei. Co ntkr iri neitafr pasuruf. sri tha-e
49, hsve 49, 1-naafs thereof ts sshtbst th-
snrlr
D, "a. iS.1- THOMAS % BROWN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

TUT is~t h~fehy stse. putiic settle. thaf
~ ~ h-ra duis Appreciated ~ ~ hsnsi 49,
1et-e % Probate ior thr Csuafy % Oxfard. rrf
100000 fhc test af ain .nisfratsr ~uh ths -
$500 ~ L. r.r.r. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

IN sal taunty dsrsasrd. o. gtsirg bod o.. The
isv csrects- VI th~refrrs rsqassfs aff n-rss.s,.
~lo sre tndeitet o. the s-tsse ofsatd d~o-..~si
o. snsAe tann-iiste pss uasnts saf tho-r " tat---
ans i~srraasis fh~rrsrn g. - .l.if fhr go
- p. i~te- DAVID y. HASTINGS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

TIE st't-crther h~r~hs gfv rs.ist~ natscc that
- - h-vn auis arpaiatrd ~ thr Hanarai.is
j. e. 81 Probate GO thr C.-uafs e oNf.rt. All
assun-d he tfust ID af.aiuisffafar ef-ths estate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

III su.sscrii~r hrr-as sirrs rals.tr saftr- th.i
- ~ t-~a tuiV a.grsfafsf hV th~ h.,oraLie
Jai-e ui frr'sif~ 60 fh~ oeaufs oi oNtalt za.i-
a-sasari tae trusf Ell alaltai-irator suh thc w,u
O nusnrd ai b. ssfslr,f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

lNe- Bedford Memory
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-15
A. Beautiful Extract.


saw a mourner standing at eventide over
the grave of one dearest to hins on earth. The
memory Of joys that were past came crowding
on his SOUL ,lst15sA
a5HAnd this" said he, ssis all that remains Of
one SO lovely!sf call, but not voice an
swers.s o.! my loved one viii not hear. O,
Death inezorabla' Death what hast til1u
done Let me lie dewn and forget my sor-
row in the slumbers Of the grave y
20 When he thonght thus in agony, the form
Of Christianity came BY. He heard tine song
and transport Of the great multitude, which
no man can number. around the throne
there were the spirits of the just made perfect
there the spirit Of her he incurred Thesr
happiness was pure, permanent and perfect.
The mourner then wiped the tear from his
eye, took courage : rag and thanked God. ~
the days Of my appointed tiaae, Z said be.
will wait till my change GOMEZ ard. he
returned to the duties of life. na longer sor-
rowing as those who have no hope.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-15
severe ON the Hoos.ers.

The Chattanooga Rebel comes down on the
Northwestern alsses as follows:
Ever since the beginning Of this reyalu-
stion, we have fattered and encouraged the
WesternsHoosiers with the idea that we If the
South had a. better opinion Of their lighting
qualities than of their New England brothers.
in arms. In this we have deceived ourselves
and our foe. Throughout their entire army,
their is not force OF more infamous n.aral-
ders, more disgraeefal thieves and pickpockets.
and consequently more dastardiy set Of cow-
ards at heart, than the Hoosiers OF the West
in Rosecrans' army la Heavens name, what
have they ever done to establish their proves
In the ield.=-arld why are we to be constantly
sermonizing our own defiant army Of Tonnes
see upon the mettle Of the enemy they have
to meet If they were the best troops the.
world ever saw, they are no match kr Bragg
boys--two to one and behind breassworks 4
league in length !,
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-15

New Auction and COmml1Vlon
II House, NodilQ2 Main Street. 3yHst
burg Va. fsxsss4s,ss :; T
!, The undersigned have associated themselves
together under the style, and frin Of .JA4Es p.
SCOTT g. CO., for. the purpose Of con pct3t .
general AUCTION a ND CON MIS- BQ8I-
NESS. They have rented that large and sttetAt
building, No 102 Main street, Lynchbure, ilate-
|Iy occupied BY Jno. =. Davis q Co.; nd b
the 1st Of December, viii be ready - rscSlse
MERCHANDISE of all kinds for private aud
auction sales. siss saeMa in5Tse hesa as&
They solicit consignments iOf aMshsfassaSsd
and Smoking Tobacco, Sugar, MelasssH Co.,,
and other Groceries; Bale Cotton ard eCsenn
Fabrics Of allgrades; Wooden Goods; Bsuts, 6AeaD,
Leather, and all other goods usually Sfes6 tor
sale ssyag.9sF gisfsyss .sai#1 70 ,sssfEAn
I Their first auction win take plAcsiS anssa1ay
day an lDecemhex,E which duo, astiee viii
catalogue, win be published. III
3 They respectfully refer to heiMerfhM4 and
business men of Richmond, Retsrsbgsgs naAy1ss
and ether Southern cities, WHOSE aidaHq 80
operation will be. duly appreciated. aaiaavlnv
81 - iasiag LANES r. SCQTIsygs
10 Of the late firm Of Jno. =. pevH &sCe.
's'ss.a. sssas''ss ~. HENRY T.sBOC0CKss
,taa's WI. ii. PARRISH. "a 50
member Of tie fr1ny III Bocock q Hl4j&A.
The concern Of BococKi & Psifia 'N0!A9.
Bridge street, win continue At the old stand -
usual. .ssss SsfsR sG SEzks@5M
3 Dec. s. 1861 ON. ssussssa ssesa ss& EtR.
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ssTlhere is Corn I'm Egypt.''

500 says the Savannah Republican. "---
True, there. is corn ia Florida, ana to spare,
but not to the extent our cssemporary has
been led to believe Nor sscau it be bought
now in any quantity from 60 to IS cents per
'bushel" The price, where there is NEST 10
behad, is double the sRepublicat's" figures.
while in some parts Of the State, particularly
in the South, it readily brings FROM sss 70 %
per bushel.
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New 1'annerV.

EUAvING determined to erect q permanent
lTannery on my farm, in the Rich Valley,
S miles North Of Abingdon, am now ready to
receive hides. will tan on. the shares, or bny
at the highest cash price, 4or barter for them at
fair rates. have no leather to exchange for
them. but T have some wheat and q good deal Of
wool. which are about as good trade as leather.
All / asks o fair trial by my neighbors. .
/, Ialso. wish to employ . frst-rate Tanner ana
Currier to carry on the business, or would take
alpartner. None need apply, except sober,
steady, industrious and upright man.
Jan. 80, 1S63-tf 6..s,4s A. NJ. SHULTl. ls
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NOTICE.

,vTNHERE is q boy confined in the Jailof Wash
! ington county, by the name Of Jack Will
iafns. He is. s feet or inches high, black
skin, good teeth and pleasant countenance. 4 He
is rather slight made, and has two scars on ms
breast Hessays he belongsto VIM. i Roe, and
was taken off the train at the Abingdon Depot.
the owner issrequired to come forward, prove
property and pay charges, or he will be dlspos-
ed OF according to law. m VIM. W. BARk ~
d May i, 1861 .te. Sss5 Tailor W. G.
81 Since the publication of the above ad-
ayertisement, the negro advertised gives his name
aBurweH Knight, and says he belongs to Jack
Knight, of chambers county, Alabama. Post
aottice Logafoca, of that county, a a 81 ss II
4 III aokso3kg ali "a VIM. w. BARKER,
1ihs sssnea "a Tailor of Washington CO., Va.
gss May 8, l863---5w9 a,.s,s gS 81, .ssstfss E,
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sss NEW COPART1SEK8H..s
5. M'conKLE! - xsMsc6axIa. aat Nh 1aSsA1n.
sd fNl,CORKEEzaS SON - O0s,ms9
as Successors t. lI, C0EklA + Cssl ysciias !
GrOcerS & Commission ,NeteA94fp,
AND MANUFACTURERS or $ ~, -
Chewing and Smoking TobaEco,
Fl NO. ms MAIN street, an aAs
LYNCHBtjRG, VIZ.
Y We will give particular attention. u thssalssf
Tobacco, Breadstufs, Provisions, and m 1esf
Country Produce and IAerehandize, atstheyRd
stand of McCOrkle Co. We shall .endeaver.fO
keep always on hand 4 fun stock of III Atti6lbe
requisite to the business, and from or aloag
experiencein the business hope tom6rit asha1bg
the public patronage and espeeislly Int ~ H.
orally extended to the former cpncern4 OFT ~.
Kinnier win give personal aftenson to de Co.
mission Business, as He has been for Sofss yo1ID
pursuing that branch, and We fell con6 asn31 49,
his long experience and thorough knoyledGArf
the business, will not fail TO give satsfaein ~
al who entrnst their interests to our our kSn1R
e VIII make liberal adtanSes q III ~ af6ee6
prodnsein hand, and remit psenptly aet6s
and cash sales he ,9on I.sg sass. EaM
s.z' ~ = 1s'las s. NJ. McCOKkEK.
l9gF WE KINNfExssas 10
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,

ChurCh street, sAy men DM1 =. = q q
YryHE subscriber begs leave to inform the pub
IL lie that he has charge of the above named
popular House, which is situated in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the most business part of the city,
and the location is one u the most quiet end
healthy in the place. Every effort win be made
to provide for the comfort and welfare of guests
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE WAGON and POR-
TER viii always be found at the Depots and
boat landing on, the arrival Of the Trains and
Boats to convey passengers to and from the Ko-
tel. AsaG Rsss4 T. &. HNKOUS,
Feb. %, 18GS3-6sn Proprietor
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VHILL Tan Hides on the shares, or pay Shoes
w & Boots, Money or Merchandise for Hides,
UPON as good terms as can be had in this coun-
try. ssa..x 80 $3.50 ...a,.sxs., &
They respectfully solicit trial Their Shoe
Shop is one door east of the Washington house,
where George w. Mantz will be found ready to
accommodate all who may call 9a g
Their Tan Yard is about eight miles Northeast
of Abingdon, Va, where r. A. Epford viii be
found ready to receive hides, and pay for the
same, or take them to tan on the shares asA
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots made, Or
money, in exchange for hides, will. call on Mr..
Mantz. IS .s "a, GEO, W. MANT1 & co. :t;s
Feb Or 1863 81 s,.s. - 49, 81
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7STRAYED

THRoM the farm Of Mrs. Miller, about miles
east Of Abingdon, about the LIST Of December'
s. s. s. . Two Steers, So 81
enc Red and one White, with pale red spots and
white face They are about 3 years old and
marked with q smoothe crop off the right ear
and split in same, and over-bit out OF the ieft
ear up to the head Any person giving me in
formation of them, will be suitably rewarded. *
:,ias1tss VIM. u deadly. 81
March Is, 1851 ny lasg'ie'ls