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, 1863-02-03
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OF
j a M ES BOYD.
38 CLARK STREET.

Our quotations for buying ths following Pte-,
E1ian Funds hare advanced Us follows:
BANK OF TEE STATE OF IN
STATE BANK OF I0wl.........,. xe
KENTUCKY. ....... Ae
M4sS0eha..'''........ .......'......--..-..-.. par
OHIO Observation-Disclosures. par
We ask the Bankers Of the Northwest, Who
hold large Or Small amounts ef:Dank Of the
State Of Indiana and State Bank Of Iowa Notes.
to correspond With rs, assuring then that onr
rates Nlll be made IS satisfactory as ut Ctntln-
uasi, indianapolis, or any other; market, for
such currency. TIE are also prepared to hny
and sell, on commission, (by telesraph). Gold,
Demand Notes, Railroad Bonds aud Goycru~
mtut Securities, at the New York Stock Board,
charging bpt one commission, {rIz. ii Of per
cent? Till also make adtauees tpon Gold,
Demaud Notes, Ae., to be sold In this OF New
York market, charging low rates Of interest
ard IL Per cent. commission. Wc also deal
targel! In Cold and New FORK Sight Drafts, and
respectfully Invite parties interested to eafl.
lac, ~ern -,,.+
, 1863-02-03
Arm 1Ancrtisc,,,e,tts.

" ANTED-A Paper Box Maker.
~ Inqu!rnat I'D Randolph street. or address Post
D1lce Box @3l0 ft1Z10t-3t
, 1863-02-03

w WANTED-To exchange, Gro
" ceries fofan Improved Farm worth q, no to
q 400, good city trnpcvty viii be taken Address
n" +. O. Box ~: e htcago. fe3z;O5It
, 1863-02-03

It knits the Stockings complete MI hut the tip
waen.ne ls done hr simple motion q thumb screw
knlssa seat variety of fancy work such as shawi.
tarx sashes. sontass, Rsolets Clouds Head Dresses
T1Hfns
, 1863-02-03

AlXEN'S KNITTING MACHINE,

Young ladies who want to earn some n,oaey can. by
the Of this machine employ part the whole al
their time very Independently and satisfactorily.
farmer, who raises wool. cannot afford to d. With
convert the ~ worth Into Slo3 worth,
, 1863-02-03

\ t:rmer has girls growing up. be wantz them to
earn seueth,ng In no othef way can ther do It
Specially and arecabiy by the Of this machine
Wiyes md families Of v3pntee,s nad IL t their
ported bE Its use. Thousands attest to this kact.
, 1863-02-03

p1TTSBURGH, FIT. WAYNE g.
J. CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFFICE Or THEsxcKxrAEY,l
Pittsburgh, Pa. January a7th. 1sds,. )
The annual meettns OF the Stock and Bondholdcr2
Of h. Company ftr The election Of Directors and sncn
the oce ct said company In the city Of Pittsburgh
on the
Fouth Wednesday, Of Fehnary, L. D. 1868.
The Stock aui fond Transfe zBooks Of the Company,
at their office IN te ctty Of fsb1IEh and At taeJ
the 1t1 faT Of February. and remain closed until
II ir51tsst,s 9sG !; " i. BARNES. Secretary.
, 1863-02-03

STATEMENT of the condition
ETNA, INSURANCE COMPANY,

On tic 1st day Of Jann,ry Il D. 1aa, asrequlse,l BY
the laws Of the State Of Illinois
The name Of the corporation Il ErSa Issrc , v<,,
CoNPAgT. located at Hartford, Gem
1AEs. nt1ts rai4 up. ~
, 1863-02-03

WANTED-Hoisting Apparatus
~ with capac!tyto raise ave Of IE hundred from
cclar to ground floor Apply at I: Randolph street
, 1863-02-03

THOUSAND Dol
F.s. Market
Value,
$T,l3, Il
HtyWA
tD.S5.it
$1,000 11,17tN.M
500 .u.m.M
1m:@ 1tS,.Dm
: 5.m .s,A9 %
; G@ &an.m
: G.m G,5DW
. 5;m $1,000
+
: : 5000 5aO,@
. 1900 A,aO,m
.@,m9 1Ss,6W.W
.1G.m 1.3,l&,M
(
; $500 H,Sn,I
; -;1to,m 11t.GDm
1000 18.oN.ot,
.'n.uo E.ao.to
:, 1900 H,D.o3
10000 115.Nn.M
. 5000 &,MM
+
. HN 4etSm
5
$500 1'""'."
:1.u1 T,an,M
: 5@ @.AN.M
1910 1a.41.m
500 1,D,M
sou 10000
500 $4,000
l01 i.B,M}
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10000 1a1M.0,
:. 3,m 16.Np,tk
t.
!: 1o.uso SOON
+.
): 9&m 1S.hN.o,
3.m a.,nN,M
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=: 500 s,6N,N
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:. 1900 9.1M.U
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= 1850 1e.@.N
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:. Au>o D,11 I,
;. 5000 $4,000
IT.
= 1000 10000
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$500 1880
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= 800 $500
:. 1900 IN1.o
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.. 5000 A,4N.0
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- 10000 $4,000
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11m l4.>ft1n
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=. 1900 9.Nt).o
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=. 9,@ 1s.Ao.o
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=: 1000 8,1mn
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"
.. 1000 E.n.0
"
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"
:. 5000 $4,000
~
:. Loo, 1000
X.
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"
:. .9.m $4,000
~
:. 5000 $4,000
*.
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K.
=. 5000 G.1D.t
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- 5000 ao,M.t
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5000 @.Mo.t
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=. 1o.m ?.yn.t
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20.
=. 5000 2iA.t
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EES tttla
, 1863-02-03
AtKEH's KNITTING MACHINE.

It knits Under ehirta aud Draxe:s the most service
sg:rende5s Purses: : Csas9;s Lesetnss. g.
know the why ard wherefore" OF IT, 4 Sewing Ma
chine may be used for years and TIC operator hardly
knows how tic stitch Is nude,
, 1863-02-03

WANTED-Two good second
one sitting Apply st 4 southiWateT street
ft.l xCIlSt
, 1863-02-03


The amount Of Liabilities. duo OF not DUE to
Hanks or other Creditors. None.
Lcsses adjusted and not tdue..-.......:... $4,000
further proof: eontested or sTnsteed 1;;,so;
Al! othef ~ 4 ela!n, against the Company arc
Arrnta .rn fnktrnc.rd .o t.te M r1a:r erccedn.
Twenty Thousand Doliars without snecsi pernissIon
3.itf,- ~ HincF vnrea and ,rn~nds mnon ;he ccn
strurfion aferfaIs ana ihr neas n arrrstju~ IrS
THGWAS A GLEyASnEK> PrcsJJrnf'
LUctCS J. .HESDEE. Secretary.
HARTFORD. Janusr5 1st. 1873.
ETATE OF C0HNECTICCr. HARTFORD COUNTY.
es-Aaf1tosd' 'ahuh15 lst' ise'-
,lefsonatf 4ppeasTa peiosG me n13Rf 5 EuWLxx
nGsttee u ~ oAtt'S'
, 1863-02-03

4 RARE CHANCE FOR A
~ se:e and p1ontaSlp Investment u rEAEH vi VI
f.IIAED LANpI Ih.Ve tor sale a quantity Of L1aU ~
within no cciebratc Ieach growing region ~ t,c
ose Michigan fr:na sEo ta fonT it11 o5 e. IL IsEe
ehof road eithi quarter Of mll2 e ne o3df ~
The 2aEe With nEHoof house Coeem n Ell t6i* iand Il
tae:sis a1es ?: i5ia o3 soJ aatx x1 Dps ps5
49, T1nniiff for 7i.hina Hw days Ut se cuice Of
SUTHEKL E III; natna -, sana' SaEees
ehlGaEu: :n,,st stA7' ~ JAS. d ST THERLAED.
, 1863-02-03

4 GREAT BARGAIN. - For
~ ssle 80 setes Of choice Prairie Land .tx mI1es
SantI,a =: of E1Laua. Champaign CouDty ILL., Tie
sasi i.a3 hrs In The e=s. hall Of SECTION W sh5tyrN
In Town n nineteen: Range ~ seren east, thfs
kAssasah iascf. md is a4niraal5 adaF:ei TOR
GRAIN OR. STOCK FARM.
Tie oWner IS In ah9 Government employ ard unable
70 Eise ~ TO- the improvement of the land
Free Sc9 h.tfcas. balance IN Gee year. secu.ed by
motsgnEe. For further particulars aad.~ss
hs z6iSh JAMES L. RlfTEAHfiu6E Cairo, III
, 1863-02-03
AlKEh's KNITTING MACHINE.

1t cannot ect out Of ORDER II well rsed simple II
Its construction. it gets CUT Of o-der thst teAnt
new 1nac!ifne.
1t Is pocsable-wet,hs complete bnt forty poauds,
atd can be carried easily sAHse Of weight
Tie freight on 1t IL any point Is from 50 to
, 1863-02-03

HI 1AdsaxtaE Of Jaa NJ. ISL
Scs- I6E d:eE sito6o: !. IN d-:v 5000: 1852
=; r.tze: r:sE,'an, cont p.'a on rrsz:a
1nforsaation larnisfrd. liiehcet rates p1it for
aten, Stcaii,irs- IAIL!1R& co. BaaEe::.
fc37gV+ 1T i3TGa 1f.cct. ;eT 1oFE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
Observation-Disclosures Tax.

f1'HE Assessors for Orange County, with The Col
ieeisr, will attend al the following times and
places far the purpose OF taxing list Of salaries
Incomes and Proiis q. imposed ny Sections 7th and
eh, Tax Act, aiso the quanty Of sales Of all
registered persons, WI: Merchants. Tanners, Shoe.
makers, Butchers, Manufacturers. &c.
In. Collector Will be prepared 70 receive The Tax
IN nea. cattle, business and pisiessions, and all eth
er tax that may be due al tia; time.
A. White Cross. on Monday. 4th January, 1864.
/. Thomas ]. Cstes's. on Tuesday the 5th.
/" j. w. Miles's. on Wednesday he 9Th.
!" Cedar Grove, on Thursday the Iih.
:. Tslar's, on Friday the sth,
!" Hillsboroush, On Saturday and Monday, the 9Th
aud llth
" Caldwell, on Tuesday the 18th.
:" Red Mountain, on Wednes. tsy the 18th.
i" Maneumis Store, on Thlrsds, the 18th.
" Lipseomb's, on Friday the 18th.
Durhsm's on Monday the 18th.
:. GUniers, on Tuesday the 18th.
" Chapel Hill. on Wednesday and Thursday, The
18Th and 2Dlh
Thomss Longs, On Friday the 2lst.
Al Tax payers are requested is attend promptly.
With .hr s,s made cut, and avoid the penalties 81
I'm. C. STROUD
~. A. Angler, sss'es"s'
December 10 25-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
TIIE NEWS.

dates from Dalton, Georgia. to the It'll.
state that III enrDy are at Chlckamauga,
aud have pickcts at Missionary Ridge
The indie siicns are apparent that il is their
Intention to 20 into winter. quarters in
Tennessee. aud send thirty thousand men
10 Virginia to act under Grant. who. il il
stated. Is to take the place Of Meade.
General Longstreei was at Watsusa RI
yer, near kinsspOrt, at the latest dates,
making his way towards Abingdon.
II is stated that the commands Of Ran
som and Vance have been consolidated. and
yaughan's command has also succeeded in
joining the main body.
Nothing now FROM Geu. Lee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
PUBLIC SALE,

an the 2ia day Of december, 1868, Ut the late rs-
~ sid ence Of Mary Wood, deceased, eight miles
south Of Graham, will BE- exposed to public sale The
persora property Belonging TO the estate Of the said
deceased, viz; -Four likely Negroes one man and
wsnsn, one girl apd enr boy; one Horse, CauDs,
Hops, Coin, Wheat, Hay, straw and Fodder. Farm
inc Fools one sci Of Blacksmith Tools. Household
and XII chon Furniture, and Sarisns other ARTICLES
4 ereda sf SIX months will be given. bend and Sc
cudiy required. wen xyoon
Alamance county, Lee. 5, 1853. IA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
Obituary.

Died, IN this place, on the 9Th inst, after Ion.
illness. sALLIE, daughter of Charles and Mas,ha
Thampson, aged s years and months. The writer
deeply synPaihises with the bereayed parents. and
would point them 10 Him whs has said Suffer little
children 10 come unto me-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
Z UBLIC SALE.

EsAyING qualified !, November term Of Orange
"a County Court administrator on the estsis Of
Elizabeth Maris, deceased, | will, on Thursday HE
18th Of December next. offer for sale to the highest
bidder the late residence Of the said deceased, on
ncredt Of twelve months, the following property, VIZ:
Cattle Hog, Household and Ki,hen Furniture, one
Loom, one Wheat Fan and other articles TOO nurDe-
'rsu. 10 mention. Bond and sood security will be re-
quired.
At the same time and place will rent the tract
Of Land on which the said deceased resided.
JAMES s. MARiS, admir-.
November rs. 22-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
NEGROES FOR HIRE.

GAN SAriRUAY the 26ih Of December Instant
~ will hire sixteen Likely Negroes,
consisting of eight Men, FIVE Women snd three Boys
aud Girl. frws OF the men are excellent BLACK
SMITHS. Any of them will be hired PRIvArILy
hetse that time
JAMES A. HENDERSON,
South Lowell N. G.
December 9th. PAW
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16

ARMY LErTERs.--Ne are requested, says
the Redmond Whig, b. Col. w. u Nj.
Word, Special Agen, Of the Post 0aice
Department, TO say that the Postmaster
General has established post office, TO be
called the Northern Army Of Virginia. 7
and appointed Capt. John L. Eubank, post
master. Said Office is 70 failow Gen. Lee s
army wherever II may 60. and Postma s,ers
N this State and other States. finding let
fers in their office for this army, will please
send them direct 10 hi. new office, and
thereby expediate their delivery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
ghs legislature 81 snriL Cnroiiua.
TIntp wIik.

Monday, DetemiTrT
IN Se.ais "A blll 10 pfe,cn, aliens from
ftaficilg q trading ~ this State vas la
ksu ~ 81 i.sii ihpnght u tines Of scar
sits ssea ntasgrt. sE0uid no, BE- atinpira.
Cir. mgttN 81 sr knew m,hy ioreisn,,s
WIN nsi lsrt 10 the State for years. wua
.~ere nov loisiiWug lotrign protection rnG
amassing gold iot tue purpose Of leaving
the euunlsy. AZ MAS this class " sprrsurs
ne wished II rcach. NJ. Graham dad nor
think THIS the proper time Ia invite foreign
hostility. We ..houid invite the immIgta.
ton 81 good citizens. Mr.. Ellis thought
the Specializing foreigners who claimed
protection should either be put into the
army or put mt Of the cnuntry-he would
support the bill. The bill was rejected
yeas 5, nays 90.
The bill removing certain restrictions IN
the charter Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail.
rosd. was rejected.
Nv The Commons.--The bill Cor the estab.
lishment Of graded schools in North Caroli-
Va, aud Tor other purposes, passed W. third
reading.
Taesdy, DsssyiAsrse, !.
IN Ssnafe.--Ths bill TO regulate prices
m this State was taken up. Mr.. Brown
~id DO did not believe 10 the power .pf.tho
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
Twenty-Fiye Dollars Reward.
December IS.
BLADDERSl BLADDERS |

4 WILL pay Fly cents (6O) for Beef and Twenty
i've ior Hog DLADDERs. 1hoy must be we'll
cleaned aud kept b,vn 40 IN perfectly lry. v h en-
they can be pressed ge.hsr and sent 70 me BY En-.
press. When twenty-five o. more are sent 81 time
wilipay the fieighL
r. B. SAUNDERS,
Chapel Hill, NC.
HovsnbCr %. 2s-2u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
NOTICE.

E{AylNG, at Noyemser Term, 1863. Of Orange
II County Court, qualified as Administrator upon
thu es,sie Of ID. e. GAaRARD, deceased. notice 10
hereby given to all persons indebted to make, pay
men and all having claims present them, or his
notice WILDE pleaded in bar Of recovery.
SA LIE.
4 WILL sell on the 2sth day Of December, 1893,
= in Hisbor,ugh, good set Of CARPENTERS
Tools, belonging to the deceased.
JOHN w, GARRARD, admir-.
December ID. 23-5wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
NEGROES FOR SALE.

EpY virtue Of an order Of Orange County Cont.
a1 made a, November Term, the subscriber will
sell to The highest bidder, Saturday the 26th Of
December. a, the late residence Of Thomas Lynch,
ESQ deceased in Orange County, Blk valuable No
eross. one Of them first rate Blacksmith.
Terms OF sale, six months credit, bond and gses
security required.
LEVI WHITFIELD, Commissioner.
November 20. .23-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TINE subscriber having qualified at November
Term Of Orange County Court, 1863, as Adni-
nis,ratoI On The estate Of ANDERSON COLE, de-
ceased, hereby gives notice TO ell persons havisg
claims sgainsl the estate 10 present them within the
tine prescribed BY law. this notice will be plead
IN bar 81 their recovery Persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make speedy payment.
THOMAS WILSON, Admir-.
peeenaer !. s3-asr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16

The report of the Federal Secretary Of
War states the Yankees have forty thou
sand rebel prisoners; the rebels thirteee
thousand Yankee prisoners. The Yankee
csnscript law has been enforced in twelve
States. and brought City thousand men in
to the field and ten million dollars If sub
st'tute money in the treasury. He SAYS
the reports Of the armies indicate that d
large proportion will re-enist il the go
vernment gives Burroughs ons month before
their terms expire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
Horses and Mules for Sale.

1ssHE subscriber offers for sale several yaluatk
I work and brood MARES, and pair Of No Sns
Mules. Among them is Q very fine blooded MARE,
that IA, AN excellent Morgan COLT, which willie
sold with the mare. Apply 70
III. l.. OWEN.
Hllisberough, Nov. Is. III
~ STANDARD and Progress please eefy four inasp
and send hill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-16
WE ARE RECEIVING,

,AA lie. Cut Tacks. 9, 10 and ~ o..
,VU 400 lbs Black Pepper and Spics,
600 lbs Caiiee and Sugar,
40 lbs. English Mustard.
zoo lbs. Extract Of Logwood and Blue stc1e,
20 lhs. Cream Tartar,
t;o,ton aud Wool Cards,
5Uoa gross white and black Hooks and Eye
900 yards Calico.
SEQ yards English Rips.
500 yards Black English Merino,
SO Yards BrsNn French Merino,
SO yards Tan
SO wards Pawn
20 yard. Cl.tet "
500 yard. Calico Exns English,
500 yards Blsscbed Co,toss,
100 stoes Black velvsi buttons
Toe src-s Black silk
zoe gross Fsacy
SO gross Bugle Ginp<.
Toe sress Fssey hslier's Bald, &N
no arose Black end Gold Gimps,
leo sros Black Lasting But,sns,
Jsronss Muslin,
100 Colisn Handkerchief,
900 yards Black Cambria,
lee ths, Poulsf, escorted.
5e,see Gaps, and sbsi.
X. NJ. Brown 4 CO
Nsvsrier Is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04

Neither Gems. Grant nor Thomas believe
that the hill could be carried by a direct as
sault No orders for the assault we're given,
and the officers were almost literally swept
along in the current Of the soldiers under
their command.
This morning Brsgg's forces were mnssed
near Rossville in the forks Of the Chioamauga,
10 the left Of the position Just won by our
army.
Bragg attempted to make stand at Chick
amauga station, but was again forced back
We have captured sixty csnnon in all, and
two thousand more prisoners, making at least
seven seven thousand in all. according TO Off
cial authority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04

The authorities of Massachusetts, have
copied and adopted, almost word for word
and in yearly every particular, the instructions
to recruiting agents and the system Of re-
cruiting which has been devised and so sue
eossfully put in practice by Adjutsnt General
Washburn.
Charles Washburn of Randolph, died sud-
denly. on Monday morning, Nov. 2Srd aged
Al years. He was son OF the late Seth
Washburn, and has been deranged by turns
for several years
Capt. Drew commander Of Depot Camp
Invalid Corps has, in addition to his other
duties the office of Military Assistant in S.
Gen Hospital, and Is responsible for lhe Po-
lice and dsipline Of the same.
The Executive Committee Of the State
Temperance Society have agreed upon hold
ing the mex, annual meeting of the Society in
Burlington on the 10th and l7tL of De GEM
Der next.
John A. Darling of the Lyndon House was
fined $50 and costs, Tuesday, for violating
the liquor law. Total $4,000,
We learn that recruits and deserers arc
brought in to Camp at Brattleboro at the rate
of ten per day.
The town of St. Johnsbury has voted
bounty of $500 ioE volunteers and has al
ready twenty five enlisted towards its quota
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04

, a large attendance from this and neghborius
towns, our tables rs feet in length, we're filed
four times full, and once about two.thrds
full--seating at the table over 400 persons.
The church opposite was thrown open. where
in the morning service, Rev. MIR. Bartlett
treated us with very lucid exhibition Of the
causes and the final results Of this war. The
choir favored us with Anthems in the moru-
ing. and Anthems and National Songs in the
evening. Mofrsvile has always had the rep
utation Of setting good table, and Of never
being eat out in any such undertaking and
1t has again sustained It's reputation, although
we had not expected company from other
towns. We had an abundance Of turkeys,
chicken pies, and all the " ixens," usual To a
Thanksgiving Dinner, and after feeding such
a crowd, there remained (if mott twelve bas-
kets full. at least enough to gladden. the
hearts of several poor families in the vicinity
On the whole the result was every way sat.
isfactoty, and with tcke.s set at very mod
crate price, we realized the nett sum Of near
Iy Sl0O, 90, and everybody engaged in the co.
terprlse was satisfied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04

MARRtED-ln Montpelier, Nov. 26th. at
the residence Of Mr.. II. s. Loomis, by Rev.
VIM. II Lord, Mr.. George C. Shepard Of
Montpelier, and Miss Lenora Brooks Of Salem
Ohio. A large and pleasant wedding itting
day Of Thanksgiving. May their journey
through life be equally pleasant.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04

Our festival! held on Thanksgiving day.
(tbe proceeds of which are given to the San
ltary Commission for the benefit OF sick and
wounded soldiers.) was a success. We had
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
SIIERICE,S SALE.

State Of Iowa,
7ama ounty,
smy'h, Young smyth
Hiram Klingaman & others
BY virtue ola special execution, dated the
I'd day of Dece nber A. ID. 1868 to me direc-
ted, issued out Of the office of the clerk of
the District court Of Tama county, State Of
ment rem Tered by said Court at the September
term thereof, A d. 1868 against the said
Hiram klingaman 4 Peter Nungesser and a
decree Of foreclosure against all Of the De-
PENDANTS wherein it was ordered, adjudged
and decreed that the following described real
estate to-wit:
commencing sirty e,gh(es)rods east Of the
north ,cest corner Of section ten OO) IN
to,cnship eighty fire (s5) north Of range
fourteen (l4) ,cest thence east t,ceny (2o)
rods thence south thirty .t,w (34D rods
thence acest ,,centy (20) rods thence north
thirty for (34) rods to the place of &c.
ginning commonly hao,cn as the Klinya-
man mill property.
in Tama county, Iowa, be sold or so much
thereof as 10 necessary 10 satisfy said Judge
ment, interest and cost
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given
that l have levied upon, and shall on the 4th
day Of January A. b. 1864 between the hours
Of O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock NJ of said
dav, sale to commence at the hour Of 10
Q clock A. NJ. at the front door of the Court
House in Toledo, Iowa, in the county Of
Tama, offer and sell at public cut cry, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, all the right
title and interest Of the above named defen-
dants, in and to the above described property,
or 50 much thereof as is necessary TO satisfy
said judgement for tic sum Q. ,a25 collars 4
90 cents, together with costs and all accrui; G
costs, unless the zane shall be sooner salts
fed.
H. A. Williamson,
Sheriff ct lama County.
Dec 9TH 1863
Printers fee 50 90 y5n50
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
Sherif's Sale,

0U0T1u 5 SAFE.
State Of Iowa 81
Tama County -
Joseph Keller
Amanda Bywaters Administrators
of the estate of VIM. c. Bywaters
deceased g. others.
BY virtue Of special execution dated the
End day Of December A d. 1863 to me dirsc-
ted, issued out of the Office of the clerk of the
district court Of Tama, County, State of Iowa,
in favor of ;he plaintiff in said cause on a
judgement rendered by said court at the
September term thereof, A y. lsG3 against
the said Amanda Bywaters adninistralrix Of
the estate Of William Bywaters deceased I'D
degree Of foreclosure against all the defcn-
dants wherein it was ordered, adiuged and
decreed that the following described real
estate to-wit:
The ,rest hill Of the south east qua,te,
md the south cast quarter ofMe souh
east quarter IF section thirty two (32)
township eighty flee 49, north cf range
sirteen (16) ,cest continuing one hundred
and t,centy acres according to Gore1m-
nsent surrey,
in Tama County, Iowa, be sold or SO much
thereof as is necessary to satisfy said judge
ment, interest and cost;
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall or
the End day Of Janury a D-ls64, at the hour
Of 10 o'clock a u, at the front door Of the
Court House in Toledo, Iowa. in the county Of
Tama, offer and sell at public cutlery, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, the above
described property, or so much thereof as is
necessary to satisfy said judgement interest
and costs.
II A Williamson
Sheriff of Tama County
Decent err 81, 1868 v5n5O