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- nar1rs ElCliAEIi v ALTEEl. Aurtion,cf. s'l
'n 1i Inur,bt, 'i 18th, At n orl. cs, the stock ~
mt "a. grocer snd ,iuof sore y. bGi -lI.h ave,
oJIh .t, cUnsisting II large u select a.rnrt
meat Of vine, % tnaies. ehiske, gln.. 'ums and
other liquors. ~ bottle and package, sVga, grecE an1
1 lfk ttas barrels rup and uo'asses, hirTe!f snd
ksrs VI insrt.r.l, usnttv n prime soar. ,sriet "
bguthHs and wood ust', quantity 81 prps pCks.
uad .aurs., iri'. cell all uutf cof'rc. tIt
fsr, l-rd sEhs, tobacco sud o't,t srlrtrics, and
&c. igrntur. >lso a qusntitv Il tuperior " cc',
fyu.is, counters scales, sss chsndeiers, ,t1. ono
hnr'r. ~Srou and 1Arnt,f. JANE, LISCH, Sher,H.
.lOtiN INSCII. n..Hltr sheriff IA
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DAwNBEuhlE', >lIf--w. \ IawI>.

Aur' Ioue,r. Tii sell. - ~ Bo~s }, ~ s,sir..
,-tcr % " SIMPSON 4 60, n lNs. ss'ortmsn' ~
m.ls -"Atins r,gata'. oou,ist,Ht u coats, pants,
Nu.ts hon's. &c ~sr cotniueur.. At lOs o'ciork ~
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j TO . g. rinsk. Poe btiT. / l>Gk kAbAa, N the :.
~. us, - NJ i,Srry. .,uulot. psi.el goods. dr.t
fs'r tnen, 1pru aDd 'ui. drei'. ciJth.ng. n 1der
o'hius. sk sud o'h,I urrurs, DIES t-Ins, bed.
dIn-. Se Particulars dNy ~ sale. order NJ. ( Z.
WOLF. 80 J,ftieavt i.S
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vi ofuu,'si-rci pr1ptt~ On rhurday. l5th OCT :.
%. Al .H o.c.p. a. 4. It the pluce li~sd ,usfters,
500 Iibcrrv At. tpW. pLrrISGfK. ,uotions,'.
-tut I. ttoisrts 'isrt
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r SIiDSEE. tltiipN R--Nt.LDSr.R a,
-. LEVY -ll su On vetn,,dav. oct. ~. At - =
ot .o's 81 'hctr ..i-,fo0m 10 Nrs ana e., n, a.
nor.ty. ioi o. tsrfoom furniture. Consisting q
Wsrh'e toV tslss. cusir.. rounefs, rlsssrs tns O.
laff abe. sith raii. .sut ,u'us romrsi-. Sc -
thu-sdst. i5th in,i. lsrse iot VI nes and sseoud
~ suf flott iuf ~.
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DTTrER tNp CHEESE STORE Tor
- sale, ~ lth f,'i.t- Nui Nssr. leasr. rood -
cat'on for hu-in-- lDluirs IN the s'ors - . n
.ye. 'ur 5 days. -
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EOSl lECTluNAGN FOR SALE luEhF--
- s'ccl, .Iiures qua manufacturing trcs nj -,
.'' ia tUn ave bro1siyo, so1d intali. ~
stfr.nn gwen itnmodisttl, -,
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.H,Tfq,qs Sue # Rs1I Estal1

w HERE a Maurice Roach did. ~ - 70. NoveII-
w Der, h. D. 1872 sxrcVle aua --iVrr = OiIEe'
CGTay,a certain II Irtg = DEED y ~ "Lic he then
and there coAv-s - % TIE san oivrr G Cray, his
heirs or assigns Lot NUMBERED I'VE, q IN block bum
b.rl: .h..-y oa.. Oh "a the oNn o.! M-nd-ta the
county Of La SALE" tr sac q. LIMOS, - seGnre
Tie IA! nent o., "De ,-!' iry-'-''! noe O. t'e'.
date s;A sal. Murtgage DEED, Tor ;- -G ~ one hum
dTyI all fIy dollars, payable year aiter date,
H.th iLt-Tes. ~ - PER Jr:.t.
A.d vl+.gz-, It "a aud j. provided iamCuE other
thi-s1 "a SAID NrTt@as- Ped, tlt u default bu &c
in Tie payment " sad prOUissl1y Got-- either %
prir cipa Or interest, dag days wherein thu
same sinai become Ia. AID payable, then the sa!d
Oliver e. Gray. his heirs assigns, was thereby
auihOriz-d sell tie real estate herein described, anu
all equity Of redemption O.. tir said Maurice hoacn, Es
heirs or assigns .ueren pilc auction, tie COrr:
House door 10 -al .n-.'y OF La sale, the highest
bidder cash. a.--- publishing notice IN news
paper printed 90 -- ciy o. vtiaE-' n sa'c county,
t..rry Gays before $40 -=y Of such SALE which SAID
Mortgage Dee. duly Acknowledged by the said
Maurice Roach, ad recorded in tie Recorders Office
sad IA sale county, IL Book No. 20 OF Deeds, on
pages :s34, 80 -a 5JE-
Aud whereas. t= sa.I Oliver c. Gray did the l1th
de-, ot Apr,I. Loo --, assiEu and deliver me, the
Uulersi ILe TTaI.s0Ty note aforesaid, together
with RI "a! Nor - D--t.
And where's. G-...t las been made II :he payEeLt
Therefore notice is .eT.by given. that /. Lizzie Bemis
the assignee OF -e.i Mortgage Deed, under and by
virtue Of tie authority therein gwen, Ti Al tie SOUTH
door o: tie Ellst, IL e .I4 county OF La saIe
II tie hour ten o'clock =. Il. Of tAe ninth day %
September, I-t, SCI ~ public auction. to tbs
5yT CASH. ere premises described in said
h.ri=are b-ei- VIZ L.; Ive, 5.l in block tliFty-oLe,
o. Illinois. with tie agp-ri-Laucts here
unto belonging or IL a:ysE s- pertaining.
The purchaser Purchasers said sale will receive
a Gera said rrcris the proceeds OF said sale
sad mort age deeI LIZZIE BENIS,
August S,r, Ist3. -fssi. ncc Y said Nsr1gdge.
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Ad1aanistrut5r's .Nr't-e

ESTATE or PETER CAssADY, D CEASED.
FaNRE undersigned having been appointed Admins
Il traitor OF the Estate Of Peter Cassidy, late Of the
County Of La Sale ana State Of Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he Will appear before the
County Court Of La Sale County, tie Court House
in OTTAWA, at the October Term, tie Third Monday
in October next, at which time all persons having aims
against said Estate notified and requested attend
fer the purpose Of having the adjusted All per
sons indebted 20 saI Estate qgesied TO make i'm
mediate payment - the undersigned.
Dated this 22d day CT Angus, 4. D. 1868
DANIEL J. MURPHY. A@aHii is'rator.
STATE Of ILLl%oIa, .s !c.reaH Co4't i.s,ecl 70
'o7'i" a. D.''' ,BuIr Dtsors..
Mary J. Dnsiow.
/: appearing from aHlavi, on file in he Office Of
the Circuit Clerk, hat said fe=cignt, Mary J. Din.-
low. is nt T.sl " said state and said painant
having sled liza a. Of complaint herein sud summons
Ia wing been issued tlier.IIi zee riding 20 law
Notice J. here gwen you tie said defendant, Mary
J. Dins.ow that Unless you be ami appear before SAID
Court term II erco TO be hsid tie Court Hou..
in ottawa ia sad county, t!e FIRST Monday OF No
v-rb-r next, a. 1851 ard plead, answer, deIaur
except said bill, the Will be tasen for confessed
against you AID the matters aad things therein prayed
for dvcreed accordingly. 4. MOORE, CLERK
c. II. HOOK, DEPUrf.
RICE MDExr, IoHpts Soks.
Ottawa, Aug. To- 800
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E-TATE o. G-EiA@tT Nls.IS, Deceased.
FE'HE uudeTs-Ev having been appointed admins
1 traitor CT tlc estEis 81 Margaret MOstin, late %
the county o.! L. se amt state Of Illinois, deceased ?
hlrcug gives lH.l- ar De- "ia appear before ts coun
y ca-.t ot IL La .'. ~ ti- court house IA Otia
tie Se.:-la.r term, CD r tiird Monday il Sep
tesubes next, which time a.. persons having GLAZING
agaist said Estate re 80 lied ana requested 10 attend
Tor tlr IurT o-e @. hay.u - s.e usted AL pe!ions
indebted sai Estate requested 10 MAKE ignu-s
G.aI- !,ay lleut - TIC u1-er,ir lei.
D;.ted this 25th day Of July, Al 1868.
JOHN MaCKEY, administrator
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"a. EUJ Jar Dieores.
4 L - =.

STATE OF ILLlSOIs, 90 Ctre2H Col,t l.s,eO( &,
La H1H~ County 80 N0gl,5JCr Term, a d. 1863,
Joseph DinsiOv
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STATE OF ILLINOIS
Is, L. Ciyeuit court Of sata Go.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, 81, Circuit court Of said Co
l.. SALE CeuSTr, ias 10 Noe. Tsrn,, i. D. 1855,
Lydia A. Austin, IarcUs Austin ana stella Austin re-
Maria Anthony-In CAaHcery.
itappesring from affidavit, file in the Office OF
the Clerk Of said Court, that said defendant Maria
ApthoLy, - not Resident OK said State and said COM
painan.s baying flied their b D herein md Summons
hivfng Been !ssyed thereon according 20 law -
rrt're, therefore, is hereby given 20 said defendant
Maria anthony, that unless you he aad appear before
said Court at said term thereof to he holden at the
Court House in Ottawa, in said County. on the fi st
Monday OF November next "A. 1861 when and where
said summons is returnale and pie1d, answer dernur
or except TO said bill the will be taken for con-
fssed against you, and the things therein
prayed Tor decreed accordingly.
A Il. MOORE. CLEHx.
Ottawa, Aug. p, 1883 &. II. hook, JEPUTY.
Gay, AVERY busaxELL, Oontp. SOtrs.
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Eeaal advertisements

49,
STATE OF ILLINOIS, q Circuit Court of so,t n,
La SALE COUNTY, 80 10 NOR Term, a. % 1919
Eaan Cooley, Administrator OF the Estate Of o..
Cooley deceased os Delos Kellogg, rick II ck.
pin Martha C!apin, Adea Derrick, the un : lox hsrs
of John Derrick, deceased, aud Dcnjauin = Weiis "
EiH to t0yeclose Mortgaye.
Affidavit OF the nen-residence OF Frederick III Chapin
Martha Chap pin, Adeid Derrick, the heirs Of
John Derrick, deceased, and Der jamin H. W.Is do
PENDANTS above named, having been fled in the off,.
of the Clerk of said Court, nu.ice hereby ,iv.n -
the said Frederick II. Chaplin, Martha Chanin sd,t;
Derrick the unknown heirs of John Derrick deceased
AID benjamin n. Wells that the conn ainaut ala ~,
bill. of complain: in said Court the Ch,ncary "a
thereof, nd that summons issued thereon accc,d,
to law. '"e
Now unless you the SAID Frederick H. ChapIn msr,b.
ChnpiD, Afe'!a ID .rTlck the unknown heirs of Lou,
Derrick de 'eased, aud Benjamin H. Wells shan me-
sonaly be and appear before said Crcui. Court
hrst dag OF the next term thereof to be hold he
County Court House in Ottaw IN sa IA courtv On ~.
hrst Monday OF November, 1863, aud plead answer or
demur 20 the said complansnts bill OF comma m ,bs
same and the matters anc Things therein charged and
stated will be taken confessed and decree en,.rad
against you according TO the pay er Of "a d hin
.. ABsALOM b. MOORE CLxnk
ottawa. Aug y, 1868 G. H. HOOK, DLPVIr
GRAY, AviEY BUSHNELL, Comp. SOrrs.
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Exeecu,or's sale of Valuable Property

ri 70 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
(4 virtue OF the authority contained In the Last
- VIII and Testament of John Lockwood, deceased
the undersigned sole Executor of said W Will sell AZ
Public Auction the highest bidder at the south door
OF the Court House ia the city of Ottawa on te 10
day of September, 1865 between the houts o. ~
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock r. VI. OF said day e
ing described real estate situate in the co'y oi Ia
Sale anu State of Illinois Lots one CD t~o'C 81 sno
north half of lot SIX (G in block eshty-hne (ss) IN
The Stats Addition to ottawa, with dwelling house,
barn, g., &s. ---. . ,-,,.r -,
nth on.,,,f acre of land west part of SEi Sec
20 Town &c. Range 5, now occupied by Levy Hess Esq
Trims OF .Snie.Ten per cent. and AuctiOneers fees
NJ time of sale and balance the 2ist day Of Septsns-
her !. d 1868 when deed will be civ .red.
10 WALTER LOCKWOOD, Executor, &C.,
August I, 1865. - OF Jovs Lccr~oop, deced sed.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the
city Of Philadelphia, H. T. HEIMBoLp, WHO, being duly
sKorn doth say, his preparations contain nacotic,
merery, other injurious drugs, hut are purely
vegetable. H. T. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before ae, this 2sd day Of No
vember, 1884. Wa. r. HIBBAHD.
Alderman, Ninth-street above Race. Ph,la.
Address Letters for information in confd. nee.
II. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist.
Depot le4 South Tentfstreet, below Chestnut, Phiia
BEWAKE OF COUNTER FEITs
AND uNPRISCIPLED DEALERS, "a
Who endeayor to dispose "oF THEIR OWN ana
other" articles the reputation attained bv -
Helmbold's Genuine Prspar ations -lS
I" Extract Buchu.
6. g Extract sarsapariua
." Improved Rose Water
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. "a
ASK FOR HEZMBOLDS-ZAHE no OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement, and sent for :, a HOlD
IMPOSITION IND E1POSUR& zr1- ToFs
March Il ,le6S-1I. gsss
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sOLOeERS will find . large stock Of Fatigue Shoes,
Long Boots, &C., &C., at very low rates.
In fact, Boots and Shoes Of Ill kinds, styles and
sizes, at about old prices.s
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u. u. II "A LBEhI.
Northeast of Court House, corner La Sale
and Madison Streets.
Ottswa,- March 21st, 1s6S.-N
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Glothing.
&D~ ~ "a W. IA
HIDE AND LEATHER STORE.

"AyING purchased the stock of SaddleIy, Hard
Ill ware and Shoe Finding, of the late j. NJ KING,
and e now adding the former stock, direct from
the manufacturers lar e assortment CT
Leather. SadIery, Hardware and
Shoe Finding,
All of which offer to the trade at at small advance
lowing brands of leather /:
A. NJ. Taylor's Gin. Oak Sole Leather,
Rumsey Il Co.'S Buffalo Oak Slaughter S. L.
Bush q Towards Oak Spanish and Slaugh-
ter Sole Leather, 80 l
Kieffers Pittsburg Oak Harness Leather,
a5-1a p -" Bride
Hular & Co.'S eel. Gin. Am Calf Skins,
+" Pads and Innings,
&" American Kip,
Also receiving from first hands, direct from New York
and Philadelphia the following brands Of French Calf
and Kip:
Lamoine, Susan Corion,
Lavine DelonN Alloy,
Defoe. Bodlna,
Hagen Il Smidt, z. L.
Together with all articles belonging to the trade.
SHOE FINDINGs,
Lasts, Pegs, Avis, Ham mers
Thread. Shoemaker's Tools,
n Elastic Web, &c. &c. '45
ARrIAeH TEInGnGIN&s.'
Enamel Cloth, 81 Enamel Leathar,
Lace Tacks, Dash Leather,
Lace Web, Trunks, Nails, &c.
Sadless Shoemakers and others, will find it to their
to give call before purchasing
The Highest Price paid for Hides, Calf Skin, Deer
and sheep reis. Il y r.. rnoRNE CO.,
At the old stand of J. NJ KING, Main Street, between
La Sale and Columbus. 80 M.a
Ottawa, june 26, 1S62.-45.A ss& @a
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Black Walnut Lumber.

0o00 feet Of Seasoned Walnut Lumber
wanted, for which the highest
market price viii be 1aid. I1t18 kUeS4LL.
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For Those Working Out Of Doors,
have 500 pairs of Dickinson Kip Be ots which I will
warrant as good you get made the shops and
will sell them for less money.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
TIE LATE MAJ GEN. FENDER

We la,cly published a biographical sketch
Of this distinguished North Carolina General,
the second North Carolinian officer Of the old
United States Army who resigned that COM
mission, and offered his sword to the service OF
bis native State Since that time movement
has becn'commenccd to erect Il monument to
the memory of the lamcntcd General. The
Raleigh Estate Journal" thus speaks of it:
The movement originated in the army and
! was probably intended 10 be confined to our
troops but it is now proposed, by request, VIC
learn, to give the many friends and admirers
of the gallant dead in his native State, an OPP
portunity Of contributing to Il work which Will
perpctuate the memory OF one who highly
honored them and their and his State"
The design is creditable and patriotic and
it will especially tend to keep aliye the high
military spirit Of the brave troops of that State
when they see true soldier and faithful Con-
federate honored and sanctfed by the people
in whose defence he fell fighting on the bloody
field Of Charlottesville.
In pursuance Of the intention to extend the
movement amongst the people Of the State, we
lind a notice signed by Major L. II. Hunt
ASS Insp. Gen., announcing that he will receive
contributions at his Office near the Capitol in
Raleigh.
One word more--wc hope that no traitor, no
reconstructonist, no deserter, will consider the
notice addressed to him. This is movement
in honor Of a glorious Southern soldier who
died in defence Of the complete independence
of his State and of her utter and final separa
ton from our Yankee enemies; and those
classes of persons, instead Of honoring bis
memory, may curse him in his grave
"a citizen of Edgecomb county"-the Gen
erals native county-has handed into the "En
ouirer" Office one hundred dollars, as his
subscription to the fund, which those having
charge of the monument will please draw for
on this Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
PUBLIC MEETING IN ALBEMARLE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sept. ,'lSG3.
The people of Albcmarle assembled to-day
to hear an address from their late representa-
tive, Hon. James P ILolcombe. The concourse
was the largest that has been gathered to-
rether since the commencement of the war
Mr.. Uolcombe's address was characterized by
his usual flow of splendid elocution, of chaste
and classic allusion, and iervid appeal to The
patriotism of the people. He spoke at length
and most encouragingly of the prospect Of
success of the Confederate cause, paid hand
some and we'll merited compliment to the gal
liant army of Northern Virginia, and pointed
out, in forcible and eloquent language, the
duties that devolve upon those who have not
been called into active field service. He de-
monstrated that at such time as this ode
spoudency ras a crime and apathy high trea-
SON" lie called upon every man who could
hear arms at once to attach himself to some
organization for the defence of our homes and
affairs. He appealed to producers to give their
whole energy to the support Of the army, and
to all to establish confidence in the currency
of the country by investing freely in Confede-
rate bonds and .discouraglue eztortionate
prices bv the moderation of their demands
and rigid economy Of expenditure and con-
sumption.
At the conclusion of his speech which had
made deep impression upon his hearers, Mr..
II. introduced to the audience, Gen. Wigfall,
the C. S. Senator from Texas. Gen. W. re-
marked, in opening his address, that the entire
ground had been so ably covered by the gen,
tlemsn who preceded him, that nothing was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
THE WINDER CAVALRY

This gallant company of Marylanders, COM
manded by Capt. VIM j. Raisin, has just been
presented with beautiful Flag, by the ladies Of
Kent county, Maryland; from which county
most of tho company have come to the Confede-
rate service. The Flag is perfect byo1; almost
too fine for our rough>aud-ready cavalry. 1t dis
plays the old Confederate colors, red. white and
rcd, dear to the hearts Of true Maryland women.
The union shows on one side the arms of Mary
land, on the other blue field with eleven
golden stars, and the legend Hope is our Watch
word, and Truth our guiding Star" 1t is richly
ornamcnted with bullion fringe and tassels, and
bears upon a silver plate on the aagstaff the in-
scription Presented to the Winder Cavalry, by
the Ladies of Kent county, Maryland" May its
crimson folds burn fercey through the storm Of
battle, till the brave men who bear it can wave il
trumphautly over Kent county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
IISG WILLIAM LAND FOR SALE

~ iii. srlscr 5r-g III II for air 'h' rr:r.s' -
wei snuwu Tract Of Lar, called BELLE Mo / .,
ihiuigs about 23 81 pubic nc'"n "n ID" - -"
or Ger. MIR Ii, ~ II ECt h"'I T.i"H'"l: "'i'!" +,
- aCr~-. or 1855 az ~ - '''t >
-tn" o; cultivation. bling Hraptri >" u" "i"" -
ys..i ,us protectors "i ;i' country. IL 'a'N " -
a, go. iiri - sci, n lIrUs., con nj IN '"E'i room"
,ln.,yr af two roDm- ia the Da, meat ~ Il So
,ir. Kitchen IL well Gf gold iGv r0rAi "-'' '''
. L,ry. .,.ii good Dara. with ,aJi H'i chc. II.
Th lu,; !, 4 raDlc to, !, an, yeas IL. The oTcfa'c'
lhn,i,d III Grl!c.ou, iLis Of "a al. 81 ~, ~ FIf
pr.cl., prur- ami cherries Sc. a.. The i''th -
f,r piurv IN ."lHgr aan ic.n.A"n. IS D.. III. ~"
any Tu-r- j. n i!nussLng BAItst L!creh ~ i''"'
ana Il good ri!l IL les than o:r a!c. AhI or N''
- puIrh.s. VIII do vel. - cali aud cS"ii'I' - '
-c.:. 80 80 ,, 4
j., II. u. re time. viii be Sola IL ID: l:oG;"', "'
Ksclrn Furniture Farming u mir, avs ~!
!I,r-". Cows. Hoy. Sheep, NEr~' Corn E'it=f' n'''
an yariuuS ~ beer ar;i: TOO tedious - e. ulrFa'+
Tc.i.- ca il, In Coa:'d-rate money. a. i''' ',,.
th,r parlicua., THOMAS IL BCRkt@H; ~. .
hiuG william, Va lilu> H.. 81 M. ~.
ST. cLw AND J. ~ HEIH'
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NJ In-.;tv lG.nM3Ny

- 4 4 & Z T. Ne
Mif,BGRO' DEPOT, BY TIE WARM. HOT. HEAL
JEG AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, TO LEW
ISRUHG.
We Will commence running line of f'urb0rse
Coaches iri-rcLIy in CONNECTION with the Virginia Cen
lrai Railroad the I'D dag o. August. lr63, from Mil
borp D"po:. b. III" Warm Hot, Healing and White III
pE:r SpTin:.. I" i.r>is''urY
Leave Mboro Depot tho arrival Of the cars Tees
day. phurs'ays ;d Saturdays .1d arrive at Lewisfurg
hex, i,ay II c'cioc: L. "
Leave ,i5.rrc aoa !sye Wed 7ealays and Fridays,
81 arriG. 81 Mi!buro "a: in tine u connect with
tia ikoTFEk. COtRE ~ 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
OFFICE or COMMISSIONER Of TAXES,
Richmond Scptrmbrr ~. ls6.t

Richmond, September ", lehJ.
Whenever any lax shall have been collected by levy
and destraint in any other from any axpay
cr who may feel agsrieved thereby such Taxpayer may
sppy to the District Collector for relief and exhibit such
eyidcnc. in writing he she, they have OF the
wrong done supposed to have hesn done and after
full nvssgs iou re Collector shall report the With
tuch evIdenc. ~ he ay JUDGE material Including. also
such az may be regarded material by the party aGgreveN
TO the iat- Collector and the State Collector shall If II
b. made 10 n NEAR to him that Oh tax ovi d. or
collected in whole in part, wrongaly OF rbusty, re-
fund the the patty agcrieved out OF
MES 10 his hands coec taxes taking receipt there
fs which being duly certified By the State. Collector
shall be returned the Comuri ssoner Of Tax and
deemed held suicisrt voucher for the smouat
paid; and he shall have credit therefor in the settlement
oFhis tax accounts al this Office.
After District Collector has received ndreceip'ed for
moneys any he Is not authorized IT refund
portion thereof but must paw all moneys collected
to the ate Collector, as required by law.
THOMPSON ALLAN,
Commissioner II Taxes.
Approved:
,s1S-lt sccrstaryof Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.

5000 Packages on Consignment
&c u.!in. scvc,a wei, known brands
400 boxes Grc;.nvrs Dnbury liar.i-, dark sweet SIS
and TO-.
$40 boxes Cireano7's Peach Orchard dark sweet half
pounds.
2lOhc>es Registers QGeen's Own, d"rk sweet -hHt
poin,!s.
100 box-, HOLLANDS, IA. bright pounds, ve'y fine
a0U boxes r5ooEnaa's Archer, bright pounds, very
fac.
100 boxes Moornaas Rose Tui bright pounds. very
Ea-.
100 boxes " II Johnson's bright pounds, very fine,
lGi boxes Gold Leaf.
leo &" Laura Cartwright. - :"
200 Pcadeions Light Ftess, bright pounds, ve-y
fine.
100 boxes Bakers Ligh: Press, bright pounds. very
Ene
400 packages medium pounds and ponds
4 sv cases Florida L-ai Tobacco and 5000 Florida
Cigars.
Purchasers will please erau.s orr stock before pur-
chasing. ~
, Cons5amcn:s solicited =. &C Shy CO,
sel-eod2aI Cary, between .j.s and l4ih SIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
MARRIED..

MARRIED. on Tuesday evening, September Isl, at The
residence of the brides father. Rev Dr. SAMSON Or
ALLX + HALL, O. S A., and Miss ELF ND TIL +
Is. G. CLITHEkALL, only daughter OF MAJOR Il.
Lli,herall all OF bile.
MOBILE Ala, Sept 81 lSF3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15
COTTON INTEREST BONDS.
TREASURY DEpARrHtN NJ. e. S. A

RICHMOND. Aug. is. lstJ
INLE rate OF HE siS per Cotton lntrre Bonds Of
tie CiuTerninen having b, fixed a. nifty per cent
". :num purchases OF II" may be made, Is; that
r,., r,c Treasury IL any nj - Dcposi;nres, on or
before ~" Il h day =! September. itIJ.
One fpu:.h ri tle purchase money will be required In
Treasury ioi"- Issued succ Isl April. i-G the r-mHin
ing s may be paid in say Eon:,;erss be.rng
TrcI'Ury not"I.
nEFos;faKIEs ~ RICHMOND:
EC.A LANCASTER, E-q
K. II NAU&I. Egg.
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