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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A PLANk SIDE WALK.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE WALK.
Oct "a, 1861 And.now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville that the owners of all lots or parts OF
lots. fronting on or adjoining the east side Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
NOTICE.
Public Sale

4 uI The LATE RESIDENCE OF W
WI, on the 18th day Of November Isss aSa.'
day, sell to the highest bidder, who viii si
bond with approved security, all the maebi5ar,
and apparatus Of the Saw aud Grist Mill of tbs
said Hughes, together with an the Ir5e y, me
lnlll yard The lumber viii Be sold on a ereJit
unth the lst Of March next. and the MILL ma
ehIDery and fixtures will be sold on a credit NV
~ ~ In5tailnents, payable on the LIST of March,
and the lst Of September. 1854 There Is a Is,1s,
OF lumber On hand, and the mill is the Det
IN the county.
an those indebted to the estate are for the last
TINS invited to come forward and settle
JONA X. HUGHES
49,. 60 DANIEL II. HUGHES
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
RAILROAD NOTICE.

EVANSVILLE, Oct. goth, 1863.
Until further notice we will carr,
sne Depot of the Z. & c. R. R. between ESansv;1a
anu cincinnati at the following rates per 100 ms
is' elass. % Glass. Sd Glass. 9TH Glass
1, QUO. 4oc 3Oc, -J -o5 5,,19 :.
For any further information call at 4b..
the undersigned. - az 'ue once OF
o.s, W. 9. BAEHRING, Agent
oc---Im Office No. Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABTr

WIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT wETcg
seses s Ssi snoEn throughout the country po.
establishment in the City, having
1or the seeeption of private horses at Iira ~
i elegant and complete description, and AZ t5
Z. carriages for visiting to let Coaches t.,...
H1a as, ana every kind of road YehicIe 70 ~
noIses sold on commission Second hand Rno,-' es
Warded to all parts of the country b~ Ior-
'e saIf RICHARDSON, BBITT0E CO ON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
NOTICE

la TASr SOME SMART, TNTELLTGFNT
At the Bodiam aiir wiling to work, to dig Coal
! Ii - some Coal Dggers, at good 5ayns
i5S can make from SIS 10 s5 Der aantL
yintef u steA1y employment through the
asorers .'s'' ON 50 to So per dav' Npssiehee
Apply zee s-.s Il my Office, on Watar &C..
Tween 1aia - Sycamore, or at the Mine e0''
W JOHN WYMOEn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
UPPER ENLARGEMENT,
W n saE-1Ea 60 -,.,g5fn- a


Broer, Anthony. 2Ist subd of out-lot 3........ IL
Walker, Jas L, 18th subd of Listers out-lot2 3
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
Baker, William, undivided hf of 397 feet Of
wharfproperty below Division street.....SS1
Beal, Samuel, hf of W hf oflot 3d.. 1890. 16
G Keller, W hf oflot 15..................... 81
.do.....251 4x14s15 # side of lot H.. Is
.do.... Undivided two-thirds of 2S7 # of
wharf, beginning at the line of Leet
street, lying between Water street and
the Ohio river, running toward Pine
street 227 ii 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
GROCERIES.

| DESERVED GINGER-s cases pr .I-n
finger, in prime order preserved
/ IN l--L1il 9HF At sCooK,s,i.s
6( BOXES PEARL STARCH JUST PF
| q :; = = H. a, COOKS
- L IL sacks Liverpool Salt loose
- So 81 small pockets do. do: 80 -1.ff F.
Z 10 SVVfarge do. do do: r/ Ia
77oo;= : At Fl. A. COOKS.
Rook sALr-5O bbls Rock Salt ------------7 =
OoT, NJ, At H. A. COOKS.
O pfr bushels choice Potatoes : =
= At Fl. A. COOKS.
{ tNIoNs-z6 bushels prime Onion.
JoRNED BEEF-Extra quality a. :o ogok 81.
rTc,7 : -, = At h. A. COOKS.
DlCkLED CLAM-Second arrival - -,
u0zen cnoice Picked CLANS. just reca iweiay
roY5,z : =, - : - . = = H. A. COOKS! 4
plOkLEs, PIOKLESE = --7T . III
30 30 ooAen gallon Pickles. plain and mixed
So .se57 % laa - ID
n ~. - "Tjtf'exI sa5"8r r..y-i1 |
T oosF 49, s4G = s[riy. at H: a. COOKS
o0sE PICKLES, LOOSE PTCKIEs -
Is half his Fic 9! 800 to 1900 each
zen gallon kegs Pickles. F.
10 nvs tt - - -, f-...-4
Ibbl Picked Pepper. n r'i-la'o i44'aTe
- do ~ hanFoes ~ .yCE GlIfJ
$50 ano 70 arrive at h. A. COOKS. +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
Evansville 6 0raWfOrdsTiIIe R. r. Ca,

rFeaghI Tariff between EvansxiII.
ana Cincinnati per 100 lbs. 80,
1st Glass. I'd Glass. Sd Glass. 9th c1o..
90 10 an nm Slass
Flour q bbi so Cents. Ha0t szoinj1f
rune consumed in transportation between tbaso
points is from four to five DAYS. ~ fp7oe
oct6 = A. Z. SHRADER, Freight Ag,t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
TO TAILORS.

constant Work and Fair Wages
WAANSTIED-A TAILOR OF STEADY -. Ue'
AMI - one who understands his hrsinass
neys'1 JAMES EVISOE1
q fS" f4h -t9f Mt. Vernon, Ind. s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
VEIL TRIED coRPoRAy7og

IN fae equitable ddjastnnest o,,,,
XXX" 5S % loses the PHOENIX sands S3ss re-
teal '@ and e - prGe1sie s Is eesS .." Draet e
not eSesSed b. as g .;ass s. IF oel agencies
solicited and policies ss ~ eae ao9rtd
i i' W N Z TE%9rSPPoratien, at fair rates bv
ONCE, Marble " HaI HSERG nS,S, Resident Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

.F-NtlILLuluJ TUI.I' s9Ht' 7
cd tsal 9ye e1oi4soibai on
17iio oi aa5iagq Lesu ooi e4s
-s1aaiaI 81 suu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
COLIECTOR,a SALE.


NToTICEfS HER RY GIVEN THAT I, WILL
~ LIAM G. BEPPLE, Collector of the City of
Evansville. between the hours of and IL O'clock
A. NJ and and O'Clock P. NJ, on MONDAY,
THE Esd OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1863, will sell
al Public Auction, at the door OF the Court Hou<9
in the City OF Evansville, Indiana, the following
Lots paris OF Lots. and parcels Of Real EstaEa
and Improvements, assessed for the paymest Of
City Taxes for the year 1868, due from the OWES
thereof to the City OF Evansville-said Taxes being
now due and unpaid-end for the costs OF said
sale and that said sale will be continued Gonethe
next day thereafter, viz: Tuesday, the 24th lay
of November, 1868, at O'Clock P. NJ, at the door
of the Court House in Evansville, for the purpose
of selling such property as may have been sold
on the day first above mentioned and paid for
"a ORIGINAL PLAN.s s9gl1
Blackboard Isaac, heirs, lot ..............S5t 80
Caselberry, Hiram, IF lot IT 35 10
si5s 3si DONATION ENHANCEMENT.
Carpenter, b, let ......-Sll 4S
Keller c, n hf of lot 22s....... 49,. 13 50
Sherwood & Burtis, two-thirds of lot 1873. 5s 70
Wheeler, II O, n one third of lot 2l7 :. 3 06
- do ..,.42x75 feet alley end of lot z3i 10 So
do. lot 23S y o.
tiH UPPER ENLARGEMENT, ...ti
Altman Vim NJ 25x150 fa.t middle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

NTOW Is THE TIME TO PROCURE BAR
~ GAINS in my line of business. Those who
call first will have the best stock to select from
e J. B. MESkER. &
N BAH those owing me are respectfully in
yfted to call and settle their bills at once without
delay oct21-2m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

a'd a. aia ~ lldt laa $50 s4as
iseis.'9 II 2 IL s9asao E IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
CORPORATION NOTICE.
onnrn ZOE A PLANK SIDE WALK

Clerks Office, Oct. 80, 1868.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
William T. BoIlwnrc.

Departei thi. If, WILLIAM T. BOuLWARE aged
twenty-five years. Charlottesville Va, with violent
attack Of typhoid and conf o: the lungs tie
18th of May cngcndered from exposure In camp having
volunteered early In tho commencement OF struggle
for INDEPENDENCE and devoted his ndeat gable efforts to
this end.
This young man need, eulogy: his exemplary life Is
better known than caa be expressed by him who delights
to Think Of the uestm able Jewels for thtsp ope
OF 3D. o-ers OF Truih) whs pointing 10 him ~ one OF
its most earnest advocates. Though matai honors
characterized or gaudy ep' ulrrs designated him to the
public view 10 be the admired Of NIL admirers some
proud cieftsn who elton Feeds but exhibit himsrlf
have his name waited land aud revrr:hross his
cbaraceri-tcs far greater than these for the most
part traing and insignificant: within themselves. though
often iufatuating those who think tall il gold chat gilt.
ters forgetting that Ted tobs. do -nold ~"
Yes virtue, morality generosity po!f'eness, integ nee
and last though not least philanthropy and sincerity,
were mos: conspicuous IN hm-thos. eunobg attributes
which alo7e tho pre- Of the true aud Laer,o.
rons gent eman. None kneY him but TO love him
named him but praise. The most dvoicd aud tcrder
has left his image the tablet of the hrar Of that
dotng and Christian mother whom he loved almost to
iolatry he erased till lka shall unite
them in Abrahhn's bosom H. ssers and brothers n-d
but emulate hi. Christian walk Il have ~ i'd a. the last
day vyhon Jesus shall descent with tie irrmo OF God
and the voice oil the Arcange Well do5c good and faith
full servant eater thou into the joys Of thy Lord Ills
BROTHER whom he dearly IovTd with han in his last
Illness and administer TO his wAuts and while virtue
was Welding LIS breath ind swe-tly heaucd the mil,
rene he 500 he him with his tender words and cooled his
burning brow.
'Tis done No moe viii the Hoi.e Of cannon and
the groan of the wounded am dy-g disturb bis aqua.
ninity He eeps HIS lat sleep; he has fought bis
batcan offern to sou hern Independence and though
no mental Pile shall be rrsi in remembrance Of
this noble yourg man. his be recorded n hstoy
because OF bis buihne.S whic h- desire the
# his R.rremer, his raue t. written n Heav.n
there stand 'tii. Times last whrwird swees fle
vau,ted s;y.
''Hrshd are the wi DIS and still the inc gloom;
Not cen n xrphyr waud-rs through The grove.
Whilst re urn 10 virw ki' tomb
And scatter flowers On the dns. love -
NEEITArIs AMANs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

last, Secretary Seward declared that President
Lincoln and his Cabinet would never tolerate
4 mouarchial Government in Mexico, and 1t an.
ticipates An immediate war if the Emperor OF
Frnnra does not conine himself 10 the demand
for indemnity, and leave Mexico republic.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Nothing is known of the movements OF the
rebel privateer Florida since she was last seen
OIL Tuscan on the evening o. the goth OF August
Speculations have BEEN atoat as to the object
OF tie Fluriias visit to British waters. Que ie-
port is that il was for the purpose of taking en-
boarl Mr.. Mason. who is about returning 70 lie
SOUTH.
Mr. Mason. it is announced, had gone to lre-
land on visit TO Earl Douuughmore.
IL WAS announced By the last steamer tina; lie
ship Eagle had arrived AZ Liverpool, from B2rau
da, with the silver bars taken out oi the American
ship l.. +. Huxc By the Elufidn. The chipping
"(iazeitc says it is rcportcd that the silver h.s
w Ill ID: restored IL the orig Gual cons -hccs. he
silver WAS shipped By an Engi>!, hou>e. Insured
in London ~ the full amount. 1t il also stated
thai the COMMANDER OF tie Florida ~ hearing %.
this tact, resolved ~ Restore Il 70 the rgn!G.
uwners.
Tie London Times" OF the 22i OF August,
publishes long extracts from the correspond r:!ce
between the Governments UI EuglEd aud
.iElcIica, touching restrictions oil trade botworn
Np!lbcIu POTta u ltc i!!itSu NttlcS "Ii .!lS D''
EImas.
The Army and Navy "Gazcttc" says 1T is;
gratifying 10 know that the Government is 10:
blind TO daug.r OF difficulties with America. nor
is it indifferent to the prr> oi rupture. which we
irlls! iii, GOOD sense ot al respectable .in.eri>
CANS will aid lis in avcrL!ng
The SANE Journal adds 1T is with 10 wish 10
fatt.r the great Republican Tyranny wl!ici is
now raising lis head OH tr!s North American Gun
'inent, ihat We again rero:d our conviction of
the ultimate success OF the military means tnt
North has set 10 wo:k 10 crush the heroic .e:ufts
cf tha South.
Ii General Lee is now able TO give one ;;nork
down blow 10 the Fcderas, and seize Washing.
ton, or even if he should rout the Army II the
Potomac, the effect will BE- 50 great that another
year will be gained, ana with it, who knows
what gain may be obtained Tor the CrniedcracS.
But should General Lee remain inactive. or per-
init ;hc Federal armies TO sweep around iuio his
rear-to il"ud the Cuntrd"racy '.i overlap III.
his communications Richmond may become
mere rGySt WTJfH8i. and the Sou Il ALT. all br lost.
The Luau"u ''G"bc' rtgng,s peace rs >!!
distant. but the isel:a n": lnubl!G!. L sH,s that
tic South may b.: nla"s,e,l au,! esi:a"s,vd. h's;
mist in i'll n. end. temporary defeats 10 lMc
contrary notwithstanding.
The rebel lUal on the 2ls; Of trgu-t, rallied
one per cent, closing 81 !Ua.!-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

time. It will then have been proved that
among freemeu there can be no successful ap-
neal from the ballot to the bullet, and that
they who take such an appeal are sure to lose
their ease aud pay the cost; and then there
will be some biuck men who can remember
that, with silent tongues, and clenched teeth,
aud steady eye, and we'll poised bayonet, they
have helped mankind on to this great consum-
nation, while fear that there will be Some
white men unable 20 forget that with inalig-
nant heart AMI decc.iuI speech they have
striven to hinder it. Still. let US not be over
sangnine Of speedy and final triumph. Let
us be quite sober, let US diligently apply the
means, never doubling that a just God, in his
own good time, will give us the righ:iuI re-
suit. Yours, very truly.
LINCOLN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
To The Editors IF the Enquirer:
Y tNt JHTHUtT
RICHMOND, Sent. 3, 1863.

Gentlcmeu "Why don't the Government
issue soda to the soldiers ?" is a question that
| have heard asked thousand timcs-and
WHY don't they? How, ] pray, do they imagine
a soldier is to make his bread? Can whole
some bread be made Of -four, water and salt?
No, sir; we must have soda, and the Govern
ment ought to issue it to us. Where they can
buv it and issue it at cost Of probably not
more than 50 cents per pound, ne poor soldiers
are compelled to pay Sc per pound out of our
pittance of Sll per month. 1t is not right,
and am satisfied that when their attention is
called to it they will give US soda. trust that,
for the good Of the soldier you will publish
this. Very respectfully,
PRIVATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
LEGAL NOTICES.


TO JOHN W. ALIEN, A NONRESIDENT
Of the Commonwealth OF virginia;
Take notice, ;hai shall he 10Th dy Of Sep 'cE.Lr:
Is 3 in Clerks Office OF he County C"ur! CT BGnpT,:
a. uacover CDun Cont Hous. in tie State Of Wight
b.tw.-l tie hours Of O'clock A. ST. nuI O'clock T.
take the depo,itioAs Of AZ E. $ T"ey and GthcT. 70 i
ad n -yieuce il suit III canrcsrr now pending 4.
Cir a; Cpurt 81 Hanover, wherein a paistih nI! so
sud oiGrrr defendants. II .ru any canse TIE tah!LS
n. SAID dc pc:i,io /. Dot cl:n aced or, coo;esCq
= got concluded ;St day. It's: taking o: the sa:e 4
r ADJOURNED csLtac from day 20 day. Or .r"ta line
!.e tI- ZANE p!.c~ aud het"rra i.e same hSt:s
ul;: completed. l.. w. a Lin.
l. L:s light an. ,Int'r of wG. Alien d,ch
aug - -cWiw by CgN".'.
hT1TlCE.%aS committed 20 TIE lGil 0! the Corpos
ton oi Freurr!ck <. the .U;!I VI Jane, lcc
stout built black negro cII,iug Gisg.t CLaHLE5. l..
say. De belong HTs. Sarah W-.tvn y! Howard cOau,
Mao .Ani. Sid nero is Shout :. ;rnc, y! 81 FAD *.
~ uc-, high N.G.. acrrNtcf,hu vas cro:oG ~ g..s
.hr: All ri.ns. The is hereby GOi.Gcd 20 >v-.
!orwari prov" properly, pay cEEsro ,3 las. IT,. az
.. It wi! u '.,H.; wiiu 90 iEs ::v G,rects.
JANIS L. Kendall.
D".'uiy SrTEerr,
jv 2..-;,S6" 20 pC:a'I u %: fsed, r.cHsUg::
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
FROM AEKANSAS-REPORTED DE-
FEAT OF Gen. PRICE.

ST. Louis, Sept. 2-Gcn. Steele telegraphs
Gen. Sheffield from Duralls Bluff, Arkansas.
dated Aug. 2Gth. that our advance. under
Gen. Davidson. has driven Marmaduke's ca
valry, about 1000 strong, out Of Brownsville,
capturing Col. Burbruigc and some priva,es.
At rtle latest accounts Gen. Giorer's bri gadc
was pushing the enemy towards Bayou Me
tarr.
4 Lespat..li from Pilot Knob says tla'.l".
sertcrs from Gurbriige's command report
Prices rebel forces as driven across the Ar
kansas river on the OBJ: that the rebels were
IN full retreat. and thar Generals Steele and
Davidson were in hot pursuit. Marmaduke's
command was completely routed and seat
tered
Little Rock is now within the Grasp of the
Federal army.
Statements Of deserters are not reliable
We have, moreover. Il Geographic report, via
Scnatobia, Of Il victory by Gep. Price, and the
Yankee accounts Of previous date admitted
the defea. Of Cen Blount-Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
THE WAR IN MISSISSIPPI.

The special correspondent of the Memphis
Appeal writing to that paper from Canton,
Aug. 90, says:
The raiders from Yazoo, eight hundred
reached Grenada two hours after its occupa-
ton by those from the north. General Whit
field. with his Texans were set to watch this
branch of the road. He can doubtless explain
why 1t was not cut to pieces.
General Chalmers had not rcached his CON-
mand from his recent visit to General john
ston. Colonel Slemmons was in commando
lie fell back before the northern branch of the
raid, and, arriving at Grenada, where stand
was to have been made, found that larger num-
beers of his command than care to mention,
had abandoned their standards. Let every
true man use his own epithet; let every quak-
ing hearted coward congratulate himself that
he has fellows in North. Mississippi. How
CON we decorate the true men who followed
| their standards-how brand those who aban-
doued them, so that they may be distinguished,
day and'night, and in their graves?
The Yankees, about one thousand strong,
arrived on the north bank of the Yallabusba
at 2 o'clock Slemmons fought them for three
hours from behind brcastworks, and in all
probability could have held them until REIN
DuU lOf Tue duNdHEG vi lliC uHoO phItS
in his rear, and had not So many of his men
deserted, he could have held the town against
both parties. At halfpast five o'clock, when
his wagon train was safe, Col. Slemmnns
evacuated. The firing was quite severe. We
lost two killed, several wOundcd-the Yankees
the same number killed. They captured
forty prisoners, including Major Chalmers,
and another major whom do not know
The grape shot ratified through the town,
causing great fright among the women and
children.
The enemy entered at halt-past FIVE o'clock,
wehn the burning. began. At six o'clock the
Yazoo raid arrived, when The burning was stop.
ped.but only one engine complete and abont thirty
cars were left. Several enginesHwcre only par
tally, destroyed. The square in which was the
telegraph office was burned. and the usual steal
ing and general destruction occurred. Hearing
of the advance of Cen. Jackson, the raiders
moved off rapidly at daylight on Wednesday, the
Yazoo party making for Memphis, the other for
LaG.ange The country is.opeu before them.
They will get home safe. The raiders report
that Col. Hatch is killed, but 10 particulars are
given. think it is true.
The track between here and Grenada is not
much injured. 1t can be repaired in eight or ten
DAYS, but the important bridges being destroyed
over the Yalabushs is a very great disaster
There will also be great scarcity of rolling stock.
am not informed as to the condition OF things
above Grenada. but have no doubt al! Is de-.
stroyed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The Royal mail steamship Africa, brings Eu-
ropean dates OF the I'D:
The German Congress still continues in srs-
sion. The King OF Prussia persists in refusing
10 attend il.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The United States Consul at Frankfort had
displayed The Mexican e.
The Europa of that city explains that it was
in pursuance of an arrangement by which, in
case OF the overthrow Of Republican authority in
Mexico, President Lincoln would allow Mexico
to be represented in foreign countries by agents
of the Washington Government.
The Europe" refers to tho fact that in March
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DIED.

DIED. ~ his residence in Gonctlanh oaFriay- i;h Sep
tcmUer, 1868 tr. JOHN W. ADKINS aged 'hi''!''iS
y=ars ,., ,, :;
victim Of Hereditary consumption which slowed H.
SELF n YOUTH he Yet mort ndu'iTi'us. active, use.
h,I ,i,z,u and IN rlter rScg and tucce:su iIG"r.-
ut off in sriv e L. leaves liz ana oar Infant ca'i-
dr.n1u noa for and need husband and I"-rr care
,,tdn n
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se4-tv4wf

COOCHLASD LAND FOR SALE wish 10
" Sell privately my Trait OF LAM Ia the upper END
Of Goocha,d nra- Ccun bs, bounded on The Souheas;
by the Little Byrt Creek and trnverS.d tLrush he
tire length by the White Greek snd containing 10y
old survey, oy Acres The buildings ar. old fash
Toned but comfortable ard convenient, with all the
c-,ssry outrou,es There Is good two stored MILL
with pair stones, all In toesahe reppir- ,eIc-ri
the dsm,) situated in the central portion CT this fsrIa
The woodland exclusive secondary growth near
n fully 800 acres and has been less pased thar
any land in the county This tract he divided Into
two or farms, to suit purchasers Buyers WILL o.
curse, call spd see fer the n,slves.
i5--o3w JEGRE A. MILLER,
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LOST.

! OhH.-A Certificate OF DEPOSIT CT 6,C0l, No 5aI
IL ocaGl.S pes ,aI. !Ec.est, /. ia.ECt .r9. C. !,
Treasury Drp"t;aeai. Ap.l ltss. 1868, ~ ;av nas-
"ni bacehu-. a.! frrav:s are c,l yrt - ~. !eat
.t!. o.! rs!.:=-: fyr or fscg.s.:. 800. l..:G-i-
- -'-.t~h"' :. Il oi.-.IhBi'RS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

sIn VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFER
euce Of the Methods: Protcstnni Church.-This
boy vii hid IT. s.s.iou /" tia cay &c Ricn'
on ths III rd (3I) THURSDAY in Oc;os. r,
1861.
BY orde, Of the Standing District Comm; tee.
Nm A. CROKER.
se4-cw4wt President, Of Conference.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

SEVERE SESrEScE.-Thomas c. Shscklett,
indicted for treason against the United States,
at Louisville, Ky, has been sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment, and to pay q fine of
$4,000. His slaves were declared free. The
Hon, Bland Ballard passed the sentence.
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GkoRG. W. NurFOlU.
Sen'Y ni th, Effl u

HEADQUARTERS joss BRIG ~, L
Z 81. O!sICr. ApS. 1871, 1863 )
nESERTRHS.-Ihe rev :rd allow cd by law. will
~ be paid for The and detection of she iowin.
named men, drser.er5 from Jones BrsGda. Johnson.
Division. 81 Corrs. Army n V:
Prvates CALVIN BLtvIN. HARRISON BL:YIE
CALVIN FISNER and FitAHKLlS DOLLINGER Co
d. JO;!sya Inf4u:sy enlisted Ia Grayson County, Va
;lni deserted on III. 18th Inst.
Privat-S ROBERT TAYLOR. SAMUEL. TAYLOR
-!lsed IL Sinythe county, Va, aid deserted tho lt
~.
Privatss WM. sMITH. JACOB II .RDBAHGER md
WASHINGTON TASCAR, 90. f., i2i Va I.faGt-y-
enlisted IN Roanoke county, Va and deserted 18th
Inst.
These men haveno doubt returned n th"'rh homes
making efforts do reward OF hrty 20 arr zach
viii he paid for :heir ard delivery the c1m -u
at OF thr ncarest pest cr 10 their brigade.
By order Of.
CLI- BRADLEY T JOHNSON.
Cp:ru!Inhiny l}r sr1,-.
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60 EEWiRD.--2HnrvSHyr n" 9th 81 .%G'
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rG yrdr- ola. Il b i-it mG.sri", ntL-, T sirs.sl
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c.. go! y hrru. Tie Lr-' Joint Of tie riidt nag"
right h..dj Wa sor" an! bo"md mp wi! pay So II
trrr.rG Ia this cuua'y 80! il Lea the cnuI'y,
aud 100 Il aa-n "', If Virginia aud cont.Gri Ia aLy
Ill, So that | Recover her.
ELIZ.DETIi Il TOMHIES.
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