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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20

NoTIoE.-The Annual Meeting of the
stockholders Of " The Cleveland Iron Mining
Company" for the election of Directors for
the ensuing year and transaction Of other
business, will be held at the office Of the
Company in Cleveland on Wednesday, the
goth inst, at 10 o'clock A. n.
SAM'L L. MATHEE, See'y.
Cleveland, May Is, 1868. mayl9:44O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20

Dr.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
eahy. Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 2SS
Perry street. marl1:444
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REsoLUTIONs.

In accordance with a resolution presented
by Mr.. Van Tassel, the Council elected the
following gentlemen to act as a Board of
Equalization Of the real and personal prop
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CHIRTS AND COLLARS

Gentlsmen who are particular in the FIT and AP-
PEARAHOE Of their
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
and aesirous Of having those that viii SET WELL
and LOOEH EAT, are Invited TO leave their Ordsrsa 81
KEPPNER'S,
where they can depend upon being Shifted. None but
the JEST GOODS are used, and Thorough WORK
Guaranteed.
DmFCTIONg FOR INSTRUMENTATION Neck lake
tbe number Of inches round ca. For SleeYesl take
from centre Of back (Bl to bend Of elbow 90. thenee
ton shown 10 the engraving These are all the meas
urements required.
/ Vibrant GOOD FIT. .
EB-Ths Cash to be paid to the Express Company on
receipt Of goods. uBnu.yzD
Agent Of the Cleveland shirt and Colar Mtg Co.,
|EYWANs BLOCK, Nos. 2and3, Cup stairs) Osys-
IanI, Ohio, three doors from the Court Houses
Public SQUARE. meHlo-443
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FLOUR LIED.
AND FEED DEALERS

Baker,, Grocerymsn. Families and Others, in
want OF some very choice brands Of Red and White
Wheat Flour, will consult their interests ~ eaAlns
sirable stock. consisting OF al grades OF Akron ana
THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT co
wav2s Il and 70 MerWin-St.
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BUgIEEss NOTICES

Samuel FoUambe, War Claim and Pension
AEent--Omce No. 6, Atvater BuildInE,
6 fully authorized by the Government to pro-
ure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
Soldiers, or for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly,
and terms moderate. meh2OA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20

THE EYE is too delicate q structure to be
triAed with if your sight is failing do not
delay the use Of j. s. Perley's spheroidal
spectscles, as he is a frst-class 0Ptician,
which may be seen by the following home
testimonial. Sales Room 1SS Superior street
under the johnson House.
CLEVELAND, May LIST, 1858.
Being somewhat versed in Optics myself
and needing a number of spectacles and OPP
teal instruments, I hereby certify to Mr.. J.
S. Perley's ability as skilful optician, and
do it more cheerfully knowing there is SO
evils. W. COkMACy
Pastor Sd Baptist Church, Cleveland, o.
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WANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY APLAEo.
ANY person having a good instrument that
they have no immediate use for, can rent the
same for q number Of months where it shall
be well taken care of, by calling in person,
or addressing "Piano," Leader Counting
Room, mayl5:441
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20

DYE FLOUR-AT Low PsIORs-
IL FOR 7 TaRHkPTTOHER, GARDINER, BURT 8 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20

Communicated
THE Hons LIFE INsURANcE CoMPANY.-
We are pleased to notes the promptness
with which this Company pays its losses.
Mr.. Samuel R. Collins, well known in this
city, was insured in this Company but two
months, and paid only about thirty dollars,
and died, and on Saturday his widow receiV-
ed from Mr.. S. H. Fox, the agent, $4,000, and
it saves her from being forced from her home.
Who Of US know but We may leave oar fami-
lies destitute ? and who Of US have made
this wise provision +? Certain it is that the
Home Life Insusance Company has acted
nObly in paying at once without waiting
the usual sixty days. We commend it to
every[man who has q family.
The following letter is written to the Pres
idsnt
CHAGRIN FALLS, o., May 16, 1853.
WALTER s. GRIFFITH, President Home Life
Insurance ~Company-Dear Sir The insur-
ancs of two thousand dollars in your COM
pauy on the life Of my late deceased hus-
band, Samuel K. Collins, of this village, has
just been paid by your agent S. H.. Fox, Of
Cleveland. Permit me to say that the
promptness with which this claim has been
paid before it was due, has given me great
confidence in the stability and fair dealing
Of the institution over which you preside.
The means which my dear husband thus
wisely provided, will prevent the sacrifice of
our little Tome to satisfy the demands of
creditors, and leave his wife and children in
the peaceful enjoyment of the same.
dit MRS. S. K. COLLINS.
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FIaEs. Banners nd Colors

NNNHN3 D|a 80
Manufactured from silk OF Bunting in best
style on short notice. G. ". CRowELL q Co.,
mavI4:45I oil Superior st.
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FLOUR-4OO BBLs. DOUBLE EX-
TRAR Z WHEAT FLOUR, For sale By
noSi5 Ri. LYON TDRB1LL.
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Soldiers Bounty, Pay and POnHionH.
We are authorized by Government to collect
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STERL1Ee's ANBRosIA FOR TIE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
It's extensive ale. We have Just received
moh28 sTnoEe q ARMSTRONG.
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AND
HRIDKIATERS.-The Master Builders and
BrickuH 70 OF Chicago are in want OF q large num-
Der Of L. .n-rs and BTicklsyers. There viii be 20
draft the.e as Hlirois has fuTnisned Is 600 more
trnops III % her Q-ofa. mayl3:4fO
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DISEASED Gums cured and Teeth cleaned
and pressrued, by using Hudson's UnriValled
Tooth Paste. Sold BY Druggists and Den
fists generally.
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S. E. ADANs, for Defense.
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GTRAYED.-AB7 1Wo WEEKS
- since, from the residence Of tbs undersigned, a
RsD COW, rathsr SIN u and well proportional, with
& small hole in one horn, and about TOUR or i've years
old. Whoever VIII give Information or return the
same 10 the corner Of York and LOrain ets., West
OEVETN maYl4A3q
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AN o DTsCHARG-

~ I'D Uficer CT the q. S. A, who il possessed Of
more than y years business e1pesifnoe in 3 ytrai
branches, and VINO cOuld mike himself useful in any
capacity v onld Ike to obtain a situation as Book
keeper. Commission business preferred. Amount OF
EaiaTy not 20 mnch Of an object as a permanent stu
ation. He can give good 70 erences. Address 2 o.
bor s725 mayI2-f39
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TLOUR.-OHIO FLOUR. INDI-
FIour, Akron Flour Desirable bfand8
for Bakers, Dealers and Families, IN si9re and ir
80 Nv CANNON & FREEMAN
mayI4 Commission Merchants, River-St.
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~ A. READ & co, BANNERS, 95
superior-st., pay the highest Premium for
Coupon interes due May 1st, on U. S. Government
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20

TUESDAY EVENING, May Is, 1858.
President Stevens in the Chair.
Reading of the minutes Of last meeting
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-20

STATE SUNDAY-SCHooL CONVENTION
The Ohio State Sunday-Sehool Convention,
composed of the friends Of all evangelical
Sabbath Schools in the State, will be held in
the Lutheran church, Main street, Dayton,
Ohio, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 18th
and 9th. Ample provision has been made
for entertaining all in attendance.
The following railroad companies have
agreed to return free all persons attending
Convention, provided they have paid full
fare coming, viz:
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton.
Indiana Central.
Dayton and Western.
Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia.
Dayton, Xenia and Belpre.
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati.
Eaton and Hamilton.
Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE.
Dayton and Michigan.
Greenville and Miami.
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati.
We hope to see a large attendance of Sab
bath-school friends from all parts of the
State.
On your arrival in Dayton, call at the
Lutheran church, Main street, either on Mon
day evening previous to the sitting Of the
Convention, or on Tuesday morning, where
you will find tie Committee on Reception
ready to furnish you with entertainment.
j. B. KING, .
J. GEBHART,
W. S. PHELPS,
C. ". CHAMBERLAIN,
G. W. YOUNG,
may2O;44O P. MITCHELL.
Er. Committee.
NEW WIG AND HA1R DRESSING EsTAB
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DEMONAL.-L. RA WSON has
Tres 81 in warehouze occup ed by u. b SeXtJr, and
Messrs. Sprankie a Burgert fash Advances made as
heretofore on Produce consigned 70 L b. Wooleey,
New York. mayl4 al
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New WIG AND HAR DRESSING EsTAB-
LTsHVENT.-William Day, having just re-
turned from Europe after an absence OF
twelve months, has taken a large store in
Matthews Block, Public Square, next to
Marvin's stove store,) which he will have
opened in a few days, Having spent some
months in the best establishments in Paris
and London he is fully acquainted and ex-
perienced in fitting up separate apartments
in the most modern style, for every branch in
market while in Europe, he offers for inspeo-
/ ton and sale the largest aud most complete
selection of every description of human hair
that has been seen in this city. Further no
| tica will be given.
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- Wanted, a second-hgn Steam Engine. Said En-
ef1e 70 Re 10 good running order. Size Of Cylioder
either ska. 71ls and XXI, or SKIS. adore s drawer
so giriug fu.l Fes-riGtlon ofeng ne, length ot time
IL has been used, and terms. apr29-d
A BOOK KEEPER WANTS A
situation 20 take charge Of a sett Of Books
Addrrss drawe-322. sprz9lu
EOR SALE-A GREY MARE.-A
fine Buggy and Sa1dle animal, warranted per
fsctly sound. Enquire At the Leader Counting Room
mnrrHG1
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KER, 10 whom will be given constant employ
ment Good WAGES Bnd ALI ptid in cssh every week.
Apply Immediately at 1876 0ntari0-St-, tu9 stairs.)
may6-sss twkw JHWETr & GOODMAh.
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W ~ abLE,
steady, young man rs a CONSTANT attendant
upou a young gent emau, subject to e~pileptic attacks.
Testimonial Of moral character required Address
mayl5:f0
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-03-13
ENROLLING OFFICE, J
Abingdon, Va, I
March Sd. 1868.


1. All persons in Washington county exempt
by reason of having substitute papers from any
source whatever, except the ComRiandant OF a
Camp of Instruction, are hereby ordered, IN ODE
lience to an order from Col. Shields, to bring
heir papers to this Office ,on Saturday, the l4th
inst. al Who fail to comply with the above,
may have trouble about their substitute exemp-
ton papers after this. go.
2 I ansinformed by Col. Shields, that citizens
of the State OF Kentucky, when found elsewhere,
are liable to CONSUMPTION. All persons in this
county from that State, between the ages OF Is
aud 40 years, are hereby notified to come up and
enroll or avail themselves of the opportunity of
volunteering at once, or they will be treated as
other-delinquents.
Chief Enrolling Officer
March 9Th. 1863-tf .ifs of Washington.
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$3.50 Reward.

M ANAWAT from the subscriber, negro boy
I. q, named Charles, ON Monday, the lst day
of March, 1868, from Glade Spring Depot, aged
about % years. yellow complexion, about feet
8 or 10 inches high, weighs about 100 pounds,
very thin, having been sick for some time; and
also negro boys from Mount Airy. on the Va.
s Tenn. Railroaa- Ste pEren, about q years
DID, black, stout made, about feet 6 inches
high, weighs $50 pounds, thick lips and broad
teeth Jacob is about 25 years old, black,
ahont 5 feet 10 inches high, and weighs about
1853 or no pounds, very sprightly, and had a
watch whenlie left. Edmund is about 20
years Old, copper color, about 5 feet inches
high, weighs $50 pounds, stout made, heavy
chest, and speaks quick. Levi is about rs
years old, black. about 5 feet 10 inches high,
weighs about $50 pounds, walks lame in the
right leg by having his hip dislocated, and STAN
mersl a little when talking .
.gefE is hired negro, belonging to Mr.. John
Ford of Huntsville, Alabama, and think he
will try to make his way back. He is about 80
years old. about 6 feet high, weighs about ITO
pounds, black, had heavy whiskAs when he left,
has lost two of his front teeth in upper jaw, and
sprightly.
Charles, Jacob, Edmund Lewis and Stephen
were ,hcughtin Richmond last November, and
think they will try to make their Tray back. We
will pay the above Reward Of $25 for each one
Of them. if lodged in some county Jail so that We
can get them.
CARLISLE & HENDERSON,
Per NJ BEACOME, Agt.
Glade Springs, March 6, 1863-3w
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conformity with resolution Of the Board OF
/ Directors of the Virginia and Tennessee !. bait
road Company, adopted on the Both day OF oc-
tober 1852 notice is hereby given to the follow
ing delinquent Stockholders in said Company
that unless they come forward and pay the pa
lances opposite to their names, with the interest
due thereon, on or before the 14th day OF March,
/ 1868, shall, on that day, in front Of the Mar
.ket-house, in the City of Lynchburg, proceed TO
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, 1or
cash, the unpaid shares standing in their names
on the books Of the Company.
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New Auction and Commission
In House, No. 102 Main Street,L Lynch

New Auction and Commission
IN House, No. lo2 Main Street, Lynch
burg, Aa.
Tie undersigned have associated themselves
together under the style and firm of JAMES 7.
SCOTT &, CO.. for the purpose of conducting Q
general AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUS1-
NESS. They have rented that large and elegant
building, No. 1872 Main street, Lynchburg, lats-
Ely occupied by Jno. 7. Davis & Co; and ION
the Ist Of December, will be ready to receive
MERCHANDISE Of oil kinds for private and
auction sales. 80 -
They solicit consignments Of Manufactured
and Smoking Tobacco, Sugar, Melasses, Csifee,
and other Groceries: Bale Cotton and Gotten
Fabrics Of all grades; WOODEN Goods; Boots Shtrs,
Leather, and all other goods usually ofered1eH
sale 7a.fseas 7 f.a
Their first ancticn will take place at an early
day in December, Of which due notice, With
catalogue, will be published. .ffs
They respectfully refer to the merchants and
business men Of Richmond, Petersburg, panvine,
and other. Southern cities, whose. aid and Coz
operation will be duly appreciated. = ssod r
fiad ssE. JAMES p. SCOTT, segY
a.f Of the late16rm of Jno. T. Davis + Co
a HENRY r. BOCGCK,
I s'il on VIM. Fl. PARRISH,T
member, Of the firm Of Bococks& Parrish.
s. The concern Of Bocock s Parrish, No. 3,
Bridge street, will continue at the old stand 40
usual, FL 89'a ~
Dec. 5. 1s62-sm. B. &F.g
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New COncerm.

GEORGE w. MANTZ & Co. /.
VA ILL Tan Hides on the shares. or pay Shoes
Wv Boots, Money or Merchandise for Hides,
upon as good terms as can be had in this coua-
try.
They respectfully solicit q trial. Their Shoe
Shop is enc door east of the Washington house,
where George W. Mantz will be found ready to
accommodate all who may call.
if Their Tan Yard is about light miles Northeast
of Abingdon, Va.,' where +. A. Lipford viii be
found ready to receive hides, and pay for the
same, or take them to tan on the shares
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots made, or
. money, in exchrnge fer hides will call on Mr..
Mantz. sn9stt - as GEO. w. MANfzs& co.
Esa Feb. 81. 1868. So III ~
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HORSES STOIEW.

GTOLEN from the subscriber, in the Poor
y Valley, near the residefce of Hiram C. Flee
nor, two Mares, one of them a red roam about
is years DID, with star IN her forehead, and
very light NAME. me other Is dark roam
mare, 8 years old, with scar on her left hind
foot on the fetlock, big-boned and heavy made.
The first rather thin, the other in tolersble
order. es s:sslz
I will give reward Of $40 for the two, or
$40 for either. of them, or for information where
by may obtain them ELI FLEBNOR.
Feb. 18th, 1S6S-H
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HOTEL FURNITURE,

embracing the complete outfit of Chambers, Par
lors. Dining Room, Cuisine. and Laundry, name
ly: Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets Counterpanes,
Sc; Mirrors, Ewers and Wash Bowls, Candle
sticks, Chairs, Sofas, Tables, Buckets Keelers
Wash-Tubs, Tumblers, Plates, Cups ndsSaucers
! Knives sand Forks, Spoons, Casters, and other
Tsb1e Ware, in variety and abundance; one No
s 10 s.AIammoth' Cooking Stove the best opera
J tor ever saw; one small Cooking Stove, Ket-
ties, and various other cooking utensils, ssand
30 forth, and so on. =
I will add to tle sale a lot of Goods from my
store, consisting, in part, Of Queens Ware, Tin
Ware, Jeans, Linsey. Soda Ginger, Dye staffs,
Spades, Shoyels. HSese Farming Forks, Mill
Saws. Cross Cut Saws Millsaw Files, Horseshoe
Rasps, Horse Shoes, Osnabergs, 0snaberg .Sacs,
valuable Books in great variety, Harness, Boots
Q and Shoes, Hats, and hundreds Of other useful
things.
d The sale will. take place without regard to
weather It will commence half minute before
Z 10 pclock 4. NJ, and be pushed rapidly. Every
thing offered will be sold in good faith, without
reserEe; and there shalllbe no interposition of
by.bidders. Terms, Cash or its Equivalent.
50 dSrch 9th, l863-2w r. L0NGLEY
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Q ETEEsGENEA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerk s
- Y office of the Circuit Court of Smsth county,
on Monday, the I'd day of March, 1881:
a}s Paulina B. Wyatt, Complainant,
AGAINsT re-
Thomas A. Wyatt, apd William Leonard, Adj
fsministrator of William Wyatt, decd, Defts.
,yisa In CHANCERY
The object of this suit is. to obtain divorce
from the bond of matriTneny with Thomas A.
Wyatt, and to restrain William Leonard, Admr.
of William Wyatt, from paying over or otherwise,
ssdisposing Of the interest Of Thomas A. Wyatt,
lin the estate Of William Wyatt, decd, until the
further order of the Court, and then to obtain a
decree directing the said interest to bepsid over
: to complainant and her infant child.
It appearing BY satisfactory evidence that the
defendant Thomas A. Wyatt is non resident Of
the State of Virginia, on motion Of complainant
by her counsel, it is ordered that the said cfenu-
ant do appear here within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit. -.
: .,s. Copy.-Teste,
~. ~ JOHNS. COPENHAFER,sc. G..
March g, IS63-4w
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Rules held in the Clerks

sdVTIRGENIA:- Rules held in the Clerks
fiaV office of tire County Court Of RUSSELL on Mon
ebay, the I'd day of March, 1868 =
81, Alexander. NJ Lee, Lewis p lee, VIM. e. Lee,
David T. Lee, Cloey Osborne VIM. Il. Porter
:, and Nancy his wife, Francis Sophia Osborne
i who sues by her guardian and next friend VIM.
!. B. Aston, Rachel Lee, David Lee, Martha Lee,
Sarah Lee, children and heirs of Martin Lee.
i ,dec'd, who sue by their guardian and next
friend, George G. Gose, Plaintiffs,
gaf1ss AGAINST
-!tgeThe unknown heirs of Sally jesse, decd, and
the unknown heirs of Peggy Mckinney, decd,
4 and Giles Lee, Defendants.
b44s4ssf IN CHANCERY.
Of The object of this suit is to have sold cor
stain tract or parcel of land, lying in Russell
county, in Castles Woods, subject to widows
fsdower, and three slaves immediately, and three
otaers at thesdeath of the widow, which land
and slaves we've owned by james M. Lac, deed.
sand it5appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the unknown heirs of Sally lessee, and the I'M
/, known heirs of Peggy Mckinney aad Giles Lee,
siare not inhabitants of this Commonwealth. the
ssaid unknown defts. are.required TO appear here
within one month after due publication of this
sorier, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in said snit
auA s.,H A copy.-Tesfe,
no March 6, 1863-4w G. r. C0WAK. C. CO
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HEADQUARTERS isT BAT. VA. M. RIFLES, ]
CAMP KEAR JEFFERsoKvILL, Va.
January 10, 1862.

IN EsERTEEs, DEsERTERs. The following
Il named non commissioned officers and pri-
vaies are deserters from my Battalion, and the
usual reward of Thirty Dollars each, is offered
for their apprehension and delivery to me at
Camp, or confinement in Jail at Jacksonville,
Tazeweli co Va, and due notice to me Of the
ia ct Of their incarceration.
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y. w. 8 G. III. BURCH,
Successors to NJ. Hollins 6 Co.

sGrocers q General Commission merchants,
No. 10 MAIN STREET., LrscnBuRc; Va,
VMTILL give their personal attention to the
w sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Corn, Ba-
con Lard, Butter, Brandies, &C., and make :ad-
vances on consignments when in hand.
Y JAN 80, 1863 6m
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100000 Fruit Trees for sale.

ssa. PERSONS wishing to make safe insestT
60 mont, would do well ito SECURE good
selection Of Fruit lat old prices) now,
while money is plenty. I will furnish Apple
Trees of the most approved varieties; 1T from
Is to $40 per hundred, delivered at the Depot
in Abingdon, packed carefully for transporta-
tioa. f5s.. /.
Catalogues will be furnished by mail when
applied for. SAM'LW. CARNAHAN.
Oct. 81, 1852
N. B.,Now is the season for planting.
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Goods at Friendship.
UsT received 1000 yards Brown Domestic,
% .Tiercc Rice,
500 lbs. Nails,
500 yds. Bleached Cotton,
doz. Fine Combs,
doz horn Dressing Combs,
6 doz. Wool Hats,
10 Reams Letter Paper,
5000 Envelopes, 81
doz. pair Ladies Shoes,
doz. Hoop Skirts,
doz. Almanacs,
800 Bunches Cotton Yarn,
3 Gro: Matches, |.
10 PACKS Pins,
Grp. Shoe Blackiag,
800 lbs. Epson Salts.
|: Feb. 20, 1ss3--tf F.'MANTz.
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Attention Kentuckians.!

d HAVE received authority from the Secretacy
IL of War to raise Company of
FLYING ARTILLERY,
to be armed with Williams Patent Breech load
ing Gun. This Company will undoubtedly be
recruited to a battalion in Kentucky, by Ap-
pointment Of men from the original company to
recruit and command the other Companies -
Every man will be mounted, and the Guns are
the lightest and best in the service. Those whc
join this arm Of the service avoid the dagger
and exposure of picket duty, scouting, &cs,-
in fact, it is the easiest and safest Of ALL.
Volunteers will receive the regular bounty,
clothing, subsistence and pay of artillery.
i Recruiting Office in G. N. Josephson's store,
one door below White s. Co.'S. Hotel, Abingdon
lsys.sa e RS. WILLIAMS,
81 Capt. Kentucky Battery"
Feb I3, 1S63.-tf