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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-24
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"A hEREAS, Information has been dod in The Dis
W tflct Court Of tho United states said District
on The goth day OF june A,D. 1861 by john Iiimbl5
hsQ., Attorney Tor the uul'ed siato8 for The Middle
District n lennosece, who prusecutes horn 20 behalf
OF The United statcs, against hight BOXES Oh DRY
GOODS AID ONE PAIR or TRUCKS, All marked
a. A. Levy, Louisville, Ky !" alledgiug 10 substauce,
that said Goods were seized on land Ia said District a.
forfeited 70 the United States that said Goods were
transported from Nashville IN the State OF Tonnessee
70 LouHyile "a tho state Of Kentucky, on the 18TH
day Of juno $685. 10 violation OF the got of Congress
aud the proclamation OF the President OF the United
states, nterdciing al COMMERCIAL intercourse be.
tween the ctEeas aud inhabitants OF the rect OF the
Luitcd statca, and agaiuat the regulations Of the
Treasury Department of the United Alaie8; and that
said Goods became thor, by forfeited Go the United
states, aud pray process against the same and that
Tho ZANE b. condemned as iui isited, as Aforesaid
Now, therefore, n pursuance Of the monitor, OF she
Uoat undor tho Seal VI sald Court 10 directed and
hVtred, do hereby gye public n0tice 90 All porsona
Claiming said Goois they DO d upp. ar before said
nslFet Court, 90 be held az the Federal Court room,
e u9 ey ~ Nasty lla Ia AID District, tho och day
t gtll A. ID lal3i thbn aud there 20 inttrposc their
se-Nl aen 60 make th=.r allegations GA that behalf
r. tLA>COCk,
O. g Msrahsl ios Middle Dis,Fisi 81 Isnns5sas
june Il, ls63-u
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Strange Proceedings In Kentucky.

The Frankfort correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
writes the following under date of Jan. Sd
TREASON IN THE CAPITAL.
Strange as it may appear to the world, the Senate
Chamber of Kentucky used last night and the night
preceding, by a number of men who known to be
open and avowed traitors for the purpose of concocng
plans to take the State out of the Union. Their pro-
ngsewere secret but enough has leaked ont give
idea OF their purposes William Johnston, of Scott
county Ky, presided Thursday evening" and several
Senators and members of the Lower House, together
with several members of the Kentucky bar pres
ent. 1t was under discussion to appoint a committee
empo wered to call Convention to nominate q State
ticket but this not carried and the subject pend
ing the propriey of calling convention meet on
the second Thursday in February when the caucus ad
journed. 1t may interest some to know who are the
spoken of for Office by these patriots () as jeff
Davis would say. L.. w. Powell for Governor L. M
Cox, 1t. Governor Thos M Lindsey, Attorney Cen
eral Grant Green, Auditor of State John P Harri-
son, Superintendent of Public Instructions O. D. Nc
Manama, Register of haud Office w. p. D. Bush,
Treasurer.
The nominee for Attorney GancIal was tbs chief
mourner for the usurpaton cruetes prosecutions and
barbaratles of Lincoln the subjects OF these pat
riots lachrymose lamentations.
understand that the summary arrest by the military
of the entire meeting, under advisement, but why
this was not DONE l unable to determine. It s ru-
mored though, that Gov. Robinson nerferred to some
extent and saved them, perhaps with the intention OF
seeing how far their treason would carry them land
make assurance doubly sure" of their guilt
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From the Jackson Misisissinnian

JdCksOn
TIE ENEMY IN Moon LAKE-We are informed on
reliable authority that the enemy removed the obsruc
tions at the m.uth of the Yazoo Pass about five days
since, and that they are now in Moon lake They may
attempt to down the Yazoo river in this direction
but from all the information able to gather ii
will prove another ION to Richmond"
By the map of the swamp gather the following
in regard the geography of toat section The Yazoo
Pass is about ten miles in length and empties into Cold
water 1t is about twentyfves miles roln the mouth
OF the Yszoo Pass to the junction of the Codwater and
rallabatchie. The Talahatchie then runs southwark
about loo miles, forming junction with the Yallobus
ha both uniting they form the Yazoo river These dis
reckoned the rivers and not by the direct
land roates.
These streams are all very narrow and winding, ane
should the timber be telled, and the stragetic points
guarded it viii be impossible to navigate these streams
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Among the correspondence captured ntly by the
Yankee Government from Major Sanders was q letter
addressed by John Mtche-one Cf the Irish rebels of
l848 to the Dublin Nation. 1t commences by telling
how he escaped into Virginia. He arrived incog at
New L orh and proceeded as fast possible to OF
the 81 ufhern countries where, in company with two
officers of the Confederate Army, he crossed the Po-
tomac "coSe By four gunboats and under the bow OF
ankea revenue cutter He extols the people of
the lower counties OF Maryland says they loyal to
the core, to the Conederacy, ard that they con-
SANITY smuggling cOntrababd goods to their friends
OF The South Mr. Mitchell says that north of the Po-
tomac there is no law and be in doubt all the
time whether be was in America, or Poland, or We
neua. The people OF Maryland engage great por-
tlon OF the writers attention. and be cannot find words
enough to extol them for their patience and Southern
patriotism Richmond he finds Kery little changed, and
that the Irish citizens giving hearty support to
the government. The letter concludes with the follow
ing
There are, as learn, about forty thousaEl lrishmen
IN the Southern army; but they distributed they
ought to De- through all regiments and all of the
service and have never been FORMED into irish bri-
gade. They do not pretend to fight 'his American
QUARREL as lrsbmen do they desecrate the
pcosti ute the flag Of Ireland all. AS Tor the North
ern Irish who seem 10 have got themselves persuaded
that the enranchsement of ireland s somehow to
suit from tie subjdgaton of the South, and that the
repeal OF one on in Europe depends the enforce
nen of another Union in America friends here do
not we'll understand the process OF reasoning which leads
to that conclusion do |. They call those North
forces, by the general name Yankees and in-
dgnantly protest that the green bunifg under which
Irish brigades have chosen to MAJ ch 10 the invasion
and subugation Of the South is not the banner OF Ire
land at al-merey OF the Yankee insignia. In all
this agree with them entirely. Nobody the RI BIT
to uf flr the colors of Ireland in war o nvas ion and
puEder and c)erci TIL Sc Ir sh the South have
never pretended to mix up their native untry in the
struggle, they indulge Fontenoyism they faunt no
Sunburss they display their banntrs round
towers, woEdogs, Or ownless harps but go ahead
quite simply, under the and bars of cir adopted
country, defend their homes and hearths from host
OF greedy invaders. If they should be overpowered
and defeated Ireland at least will be dshonore1
10 their prsons. But they have thought of being
defeated; and will up my impression by decar
rg my conviction that this Confederacy be
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CoxEEDEBATE STATES oF AMERICA;

In Confederate District Court for the District Of Cape
Fear, the District Of North CGrot,EG, at SG sbUy
December eTDl, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS:
EST The CLERKS of the several District Courts will
issue executions for costs IN sequestraton until
three months after decrees enabe defer dantS to pay
TO court without execution.
2ad Defendants paying costs to Marshal ilS uestraon
cases viii file 10 the several Clerks Oees or before
Spring Ter 1858, the receipts Of MARSHAL to enable the
CLERKS Cascertn what viii be due interest at the eXpi
Fatlol OF twelve months from tina Of the decree
5rd peendants against whom DEGREES entered at
last spring Term, will pay Receivers the
that may and remain unpaid within three m nfs
after Sprn Term, 1868, Will issue therefor
ana ey VIII be sebjected TO the issuing and col
4,h Receivers to whom deoress part or in whole srs
paid mu mined stey notify the Clerks Of such paymept
ana TIE Cerks VIII moi Issue execution when payments are
thus made. "1e
Ordered By the Court that the Clerk of this Conrt
publication OF the above General Order be made weekly
Tor four consecutive weeks in the months Of January AID
te6Fuary in the State nal, Fayettegie observer
AshVe News, Carolina Natchmsn and Wilmington Janr
nal And furnish copy thereof the Cerss of the Dis
lct Courts of Psmieo ard AIbemars spread upop
the records ofsaid courts
Attest,
DAN. COLEMAN, elk c. DC
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LAND FOR SALk.

: OFFER FOR sale a yaluale tract of LAND covered
I with heavy growth Of pine ana oak, situated upon
chels swamp, and sithiA half mile OF AshPo'e (Aes-
bvegaI) Church in RIbesOu County Inc tract contains
4l1 with between 90 and 100 and under cuV
0Gsuitable for thu production of cotton and pota
improvements embrace Eeat dwelling Of four
and necessary OCT houses all in coed air having
been erected within the last tour years Ihs aEd Is ten
miles from the ". C. R. Railroad ard upon the iiRe OF
the proposed Road from Fayetteville to Florence II has
the advantage being situated EeCtOn noted for health
aud surrounded by community for ality
buyers will consult their interest by examining this
place before making purchase else where is seldom
put in market. For furth i0orma0 call upon
address Jake Afford A0rdsvie P. o Robson, COun
t., Or w. A. MCLEOD.
Co. f. 5lst Eeg't Y. 6. T., Wilmington.
Feb. 18th 1868. 20-4C*
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vALuAnAE LAaDs - 90. Eols sALE.


fEtHE SUBSCRIBE offers sale his lands lying sh
Z Greek, in Harbett county, N c., extending TO the
Cape Fear River, in all about 1900
UH 1hs premises is very comfortable dwell ing house,
all necessary out houses; alsO, first Gist Al
aud number Circular Saw Aiil, capable of cutting
5000 to 5000 feet OF lumber per day. Both Mills are
Tun by overhot wheel The stream IS neyecfa Dg af
fOrding sufficient the &is. The 5ris &i W
tolls from 10 to IL bushei Of per 1t f. good
location for oUIi1g l. the frame for Up,
AID Of the material Jhe machinery the spot
ready be putt VetheT, There is al-N st0rehousa
premises, and tor uTch4srr wishing to sell goods, 1t
good stand. Tie health u.ueEs place
Tats. d, aud it is noted lent
There Is ab ut 3O OF good farming land esch
sle o FiSh Creek If which aboct 81 under cu
-Ivat'"n Growth. DogwoCi, Hickory, Gak, Bad short
Iave4 Plies. The balance tae Ian heavily tin DeTGd
with Long ieaycd Pines. cOUVeui=Lt tc the i'll
S-a lands four miles from eunmeTvite, 1T which
zcs he irst-rate classical school, and about six
miles Ellington the County seat It Eot aE3s to
add that gold has dscpyeIe ed at different on the
.ad5 shat the Indications most favorable. tefoI7
may be made 20 Jno Y. HUwGr TOpsa sor3d, JAR
Betaae, A b. Grt2n, to tie subscriber at summer
vile. $. ". DOU JLAS.
Feb &c, 1851. 22s5.
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$50 REWARD.

e~ RUNAWAY FROM TIE SU U8SCRJBETt, oil the 25th
As dav of Nov mher last my boy WILLIS aged shout
N thirty years. WILLS is about feet 10 inches high.
of dark compile xiOn has down loUk little stoO- leg.
aud nnDs slightly in his walk, caused by burn
thpk) his left thigh and leg When last heard from aad
boy he III the neghbOThood of LauriGburg, N c.,
aud have no doubt trying make his way the free
States either by ay of Wilmington, ~ c. TO the Yankee
feet through the country III other direction
have good reason 10 believe been passing
permit written by himself, fcttiOusly signed, and may at
temp 10 pass himself oe negro. viii pay the ABOVE
reward for his apprehension and delivery haf
the amount for his lodgmen in any Jail within th limits Of
the Southern Contederacy, so that can get him.
". r. EEDLIT,
Clio, Iar. blTo' District, S. g.
2S-Te
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EeIinses for 1863

Griers almanac for 1868 gives the following list of
eclpses for the present year. There will be four ecp
ses, as follows:
l. The first will be OF the sum- on the 18th CT May,
at Ia b. 10 H., A M, invisible in AmGica.
2 The second will be total eclipse of the moon, On
the lst day Ct June, partially visible 1t viii begin at
b. l5 m. 38 Sec, /. NJ. The viii rise at Au-
gusia with 2l0 digIts ecipsed on her west limb. The
beginning of total darkness will be at h. "a IN. 80
Sec, z. NJ aud the end OF total darkness at b. 81
l8 sec, P NJ The duration gf visibility will be b.
81 m. 16 sec.
g. The third will be Of the sun, on the Llth of No.
vember, at 2 b. 80 n A. n, invisible In America.
A. The fourth will De OF the moon, on the 25th day
of November, visible, AID rly tal throughout he
continent OF America 1t will begin at b, 81 m. IA
sec A. NJ, the Ecliptic Opposition b. 43 q sec
and the end OF the eclipse b. Is "a. 80 sec. A nj
LIS duration will be b. ID M IL Sec The number o
digits ecpsed viii be II "a the moons half limb
At the greatest obser yaion about one "a part OF tn
moons diameter, will remain uneclipsed.
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For Sale and to Let.

ysrUsyIELAND FOR SALE OR EXCEIAsGE.
yEyHE SURSCRtBER cfers for gale exchange for
oroes 5I6 acres pabe Farm and Turpenlire Land,
s1,af on River 10 miles Vest Of Citation, in
son county On the premises a ortabe two story
dwelling wi other sary out houses This is
very healthy and pleasant ard better water rot be
rol there8bou Ore huudre der high state
u vstsD most of i mad Lard. which is welt adapted
growth Of Corn, Peas, Potatoes and small grain
ssO about hundred and ffry OF valuable mud
Lard uncIeared. ~bch be converted into State of
cultivation with hut little expense The couny around Is
celebrated for Cow and hog range peaceabie negh5oE
hood, and has good Mill Seat il.
wishing the Land wi ] please call on me,
,r address at Warensvilie P. o. Sampson county,
y. g.. ID. l. BROt h.
Eeb 0e 1872 % ef%
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HElTEEE.

EOTECEG
To the deTS and creditors of Ol0nOn Boz kin. deceased,
Idte Of TIE, County Sampson
a THE FEBkUARY Tenn, d, 1868, of the Court CT
Pea end Qaa Sessions o. he County Of ampson,
lcJeFs of AdmInstraI up tie of Solomon Boy
kin deceased late the said county duly granted
hg =id Court 10 the Subscriber, who at the
qualified AcmnlSt OF te said deCe sed. in due
form OF lag. Ali persons ebed the Estate the said
deceased hereby notified TO make immediate
and those having claims acCouats ard demands agai the
Estate C he deceased requested to present them for
Payment 70 he -uOscber, the time prescribed by
law, they will barred of recovery by Cf the
Act of the General Assembly of this tate il such
made and provided
TrUIAS W. EOYKlN, admir-
Feb. 81. 22-2t*
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NOTICE.
THE UNDa aRsIGNED having 10; his Ger ifcae of Stock
No H. to Ten shares Of Hs pita Stock of tie w il
mingtOn Steam Tug Company notice is hereby given
that he has ma e application the President OF SAID om
pany. for transfer ofsame in accordance with By avs
Vi said Jm paDy. j. A. 5. PRI +.
slim ns,en, q. C. b 26, sos. 2!-4t".
To ARSE NEr ga.
GBEnlE tlE to special order 81 =. from Division
Heedquarer (ien. ID. 4. Us the undei g have
been de allied 70 collect CoHscTpis Volunteers aud Absen
tees from the 3rd and other Rogm They urge upon
ali euch to report without delay either il person by
certificate from surgeon g. y their respective
will SUBJECT them to the charge aud punishment for deser
ton Proper haya Oeeu adopted to arrest all
such DO not Voluntarily "a r themselves.
JOHN CGWA&, ii III, 3rd Ini'y N. G. I.
EiH5aA PORTER, a. - "
W. j. y. THUR5IOE, - "
a. J, CASTEIN. - ''
Feb. 2lst, 1868 lI3 3S-22-2tS
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~ III. BIZ -;;I0 public Auction, The 10 Ia day of
~ March, FSC3 At Fair BiuG, Columbus county al the
PEBI -flA Bile PtIy PETTY belong the estate Of Ken
Cr.ck H Futch, decd. coDsi-tDg Of HOUSEHOLD .aud
kGCHE& FUfSITURE HOES =, o.e MULE, cow ana
CALF, OXEA, two CARTS, BUGGY, FARMING UFkh
nlLS SC
AIo lie tiJlc and place several ike EEUU0ES
rusn, aid Boys will lie hisod Cat r.tu tle frs; o
January
Of sale SIX months credit, no.es vi approved
security rqgired of purchasers before the pEopery chan
ges hands. z. II Aa6LkG. dmr,
I.L2 Ii3-4t-2I.3SE
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FROM FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY.-DISPER PER3I0N OF
: TIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

RICEMoED, Feb. 9th, 1868.
despatch dated Frankfort, Ky, gives paricu
lars of the dispersion of the Democratic Convention that
place, by the military. The House of Representatives
decided vote, having refused the of the hall the dele
gates rented this Theatre.
Delegates from forty counties present David her
riweather, elected Chairman On taking the Chair he
expressed the hope that the Convention would do nothing
that good and loyal citizens saould not do In the
time regiment of soldiers with fixed bayonets formedn
front of the Theatre and when the call of the counties
made, Col Gilbert took his stand and informed the Con-
vention that but of undoubted loyalty to the
Lincoln Government would be allowed to for any office
He advised the delegates to dsperse to their homes and
future desst from all such attempts to precpate civil
apon the State The assemblage then adjourned There
was some excitement In the city, but disorder.
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FROM CHARLEsTON-THE ATTACK ON

CHARLESTON, Feb. 25th, 1858.
We have Trustworthy information from Beaufort that the
difficulty between Hunter and Foster which resulted in
the return of the latter to Washington caused by
fsticuf between the rival Generals growing cut Of dis
putes as to precedence.
The war programme of Eunter understood to be
another expedition to cut off the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad at Pocotaigo and, simultaneous with the same
operations against Genesis Point and Costars Bluff pre-
lminary to attacking Savannah The first of March the
day fixed for these movements
The Merchant steamer aground yesterday now within
tho horho
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NOTICE.

TpaE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale 100 of lard in
= BIadeu county the Fast side of the Cape Fear river
twelve miles ron EiiZabethoWn, and sIE miles from the
river The land well timbered, with good swamp land
T. clear There is also a tWO-stOTy Dwelling House with
rYums (four lacesI the place, with other out
hou-eH, good Well aul Spring, &c. Sc.
my person vi hing purchase the above property will
please address Ejz abehcown Baden county, H. T..
Tae above Land will continue until disposed of
Apply to D. =. aicyOLL hlzabetGt town. or
s. n W., 7, Wilmington, n, G..
Feb Il. 1868. ll06t-2l-4L*
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vALUARLE soUND E.avr2s EoR sALn.

VALUABLE SOUND LAMBS 80 e SALE.
sNHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing tohs late purchase
in =. Carolina, offers for sale his Plantation TOpsail
Sound, y miles iron Wilmington, containing Eve hun
ded of the best quality Pea Mutt land About half
of the tract is now under cultivation Also, snail
tract of pney land lying in front of said place. the
road leading to Wilmington These lands principally
the Sound convenient for FISH and oysJeTsor Tor making
Sal-and believed to be desira6y located any
lads the Sound. There is about hundred acres
the very best Pea Land ready to Gear portion of
which has already been beaded and contains large
quantity of seasoned trees the very best fer boiling
Sal-and convenient TO the Sound. Persons wishing TO
purchase desirable residence would do well to examine
the premises. Terms made easy.
Il. F. NIXON.
Dec 10, 1861. 1I-ti
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NAEIIAHl.E EZAnu Foii sALFE.

VALUE Hl.EG LARD FOR ALE.
FFTHE UNDERSIGNED, offer for sale 1889 Cf Land,
lying on the Cape Fe8r River, "a miles from Whining
ton well timbes with OAK, ash and cypress, and OF
he best ranges for Cattle, Hogs and sheep About 400
of said land is the best qlalty CT farming aud.
here be hundred thouslds cords OF wood cutron
above land, all the For particulars,
address, kli.BI CHESA L I, HarreI store,
Or, j. W. PRiDGE-', Cain,uck, n G.
Fob. i, 1868. 2l-4t*
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EXECUTo2,s NOTICE

: He UNDERSIGNED having qualified, at September
= Term. d. 1862, of the Court of Pleas and aalter
Sessions CT Few Hanover county Executor upon the
Will and Testament of w A Heyer, deceased hereby
gives noe all having claims against said estate
present the same duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, otherwise this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment. A, ADRIAN, Executor.
Jan. It'll l363.-I5-9-<
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1t is stated authority Of the Paris Pdrs that
delegates the seeded States bad met AM decided
to SEM aCr millions of dollars participation IN tne
fund for tie relief OF the working classes in Europe snd
that Mr. il erson Davis had demanded from PresldenI
Lincoln the authorization for the export OF COTTON "
thai amount
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lBE FIGaT WITH TIE q. s. IRON-CLAD STEAMER
TEDIANOLA.
MOBILE, Feb. Z6ti, 1868

MOBILE Feb Z6th, 1868.
The Advertiser Register has the following jackson,
Feb 25th i am permitted to copy the following official
dispatch to Gen. Pemberon
PORT GIBSON Feb 25th-Las night, about ten O'clock,
with the steamer DR.. Bay, four miles below VcBsburg,
fell in with the u g. clad guDboat IndsnoIa After
Queen of the West and Webb engaged hour
went alonside, when commander Lit Brown U. s. Navy
surrendered to AS ell thu credit due Ma Brent,
have turned to him. sinking condition, the prize
which hope to Nobody killed. but five hurt.
(Sgnedl FRED. 3. BRAND,
1t. Col. Commanding.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMOND Feb 26th, ,N66J.
In the Senate the mpressment bill from the
taken up, and amendments proposed. The Senate then
went into secret session.
The House passed resolutions thanks to Gen. Bragg
and his army Tennessee for their gallantry urees
boro. The House then went into secret session.
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.zoyovs 80 sy.,Cr- con s.1

NEGROES AND STOCK EGR SALE.
EgTILL BE SOLD at public auction, On Friday, 18th
w March, 1868. Iny residence IN Caintnck,
FOURTEEN LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting women girls and boys Household and Kch
Furniture and stock of Horses Cattle, iOSs aEd sheep
Terms J. ". .PRiDJEN.
Feb. Is, 1865. 2i-3tT.
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AsoTuEr MURpER-Mr. John Lockhart respect
able citizen residing in the northeastern section of this
county was N dered Tuesday OF last week by three
negroes 10 bis empoy-one belonging to him and two
mace TO await their trial.
-, LiIL.hnro, Rlcnrder 25Lh IlIl.