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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22

FsoM i!Is.oUa,.-Th Istcn.z "roul!., -
'sd ckesf.ng intelligence, d,rec. f'hm M!s-
scun. i ssyB: In sjdit,on 30 ihe tabink q:
"iei:"il!, by Qetnlroi!. tas Confederate par
can, @= s!5r lsArn that Piiet kurh Laa been
taken by .ao ai,ssvuri Cpo fsdsratts, anf tLst
Our troops are kssing sit,iSa rre:t? Ea'''G
ths!s Gsn say bi ibst State.
A Uant-dsrate etticer, wlo ass tasH on,
~ sc,i.t in Misaouri during 'lsis spring, Li.a
iefyrms ua that ths Uncu ismii.o have All
let. that Sis.s for nlhsr settlements. either in
Os,zYn "r III ;he East. Tho Sta.a Ii now in
tho h.Ihs ~ tho OoDl7de,stes, with the excen-
tim of I,ni.ss i..rrisaned by LiacnIn aoiyiers,
aa.i g. LoaI..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
E1nHRING FOR SOMEBODY.

If.py of our readers 'dslight in Asu.ee,"
We wish they would give ns cnsRssh 20 the
questions proposed by Subscriber In the
annexed communication to the Augusta SION
stitusionsliSt
Mi. Editor: Under the late tax lew OF
Congress, sgriculturists have to pay tlthes OF
lheir vi ojuc-. As there arc large portion
of them who never have measured into thelr
syansry the produce Of the yekr; and as II
is important to bs able to make cortscs re-
turns, We should be pleased to Ees su'es,
plain suIes--ules that farmsra generally can
fully understandable solve the following pro-
blsms accurately, inserted In the colunus oi
your valuable paper, by oompetsnt cslca.
lator, for the bsntht Of your readers and
patrons:
l. Ii q room or barn of givon area in
length, width aud height ia filled with corn,
on the cob, how msDy bushels OF corn Goes
the room or barn contain
2. If fillsd with corn In tho stuck, ss usu-
airy put up, how many bushels OF corn doea
the area contain
8. What ia tie difference in given sres
betwean ahelied corn and corn on the cob
4. What Is the difference between shellsd
corn and corn on the cob, in the shuck OF
husk
S. II g;7su area ia f1lsd with peas in tie
haum or hull, how many bushels of Feae
does tie ares contain
s. Do sll kind OF pes MEASURE .iiEe in
the hadm; and if not, what varieties differ
IN their measurement, and whist tho dittsr
encs
@7. II = hosrhsad, bs1rol, tierce, or otae:
receptacle, that is circular, of given di-
smstsr OF hsight, il fllsd With peas, beams,
whssi, rice, or ether grain, what does the
area contain?
d. Should you ftst reduce the circu,o
ference to = square, where should the
diam sisr be most aceuTs'alT ascertalned,
at it, laidd!s, ED, VI svms intermediate
pbint?
s. II . c9ns-aa potatcs hanks ara '!sus'lg
na!s-af given height cf circumference Is
filled with potstoes, hcw m:ny bushels aie
ths:s in the bank !!
ld. What 10 the ARIA OF cone, or g:Ysn
cii icunfsTence, sad heish:, and .oE ssosr
tsined!
IL. ii an imaginary triaDgls-in form OF
tha roof Of house, rs potatoes age come
tim ZEE put up-whss the ares, snd the number
Of bushels contained:
A liam p.sct;ca! illustration u tbess
premblems with simple rules to solve them,
would nassrisily AID many Of your
SuBscpIsERa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22

The Haaaton s'Tslsgraph" learns that whsn
Gsn9sal d. p. Bee WAS called on by the Mex
icAn authorities to. .dslivs, up Judge E. j. Da-
Wis, be declined, saying that their application
should bs made to President Linco'p, whose
was the only suthodty they recognized over
Tsxsa He, General Bee, had no official
knowledge of Mexico, nor Mexico of him.
It wss csrtainly good answer whether given
or not.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
WESTERN yJRGISIA

BALrMaRr, Friday, May l5-The bridge
over the Monongahela at Fairmont, deatroy-
ed by tho rebsld some two weeks sincs, has
been restored, and rArosd communication
with tho West is fully yre-sstabiished.
Gen Kelly telegrsphs from Grafton that
the rebels have left the line Of the Psrksra-
burgh road and retreated South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
FiGNYAp LElEi.NLEG

On Friday nsa., lie l0ih inst., : cs7si,y
force of the enemy, between FIVE snd six
hundred, attempted to surprise aud cspturo
the battalion Of 1t. Colonel Eiger, 900
strong, 81, LaTisburg, GrsenbrIer county.
But it happhnel that tie eremy We're tho
party surprised, for when they gal within
shout sh.ee miles of Lswisbu.g al | 'v.v2k
in the morning they wore greeted y i:i trs
fro CT the battalion, which infiatat irs.
pon ,ho lemy about 10 in killed sHd ~vand-
ed--cur loss noEv. The enemy rotre-tsa aid
did not have The pleasure oi cAotcsi.is !ae
battalion ani burning the town.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
ACCIDENT TO BUTCHER M'NE1L

CIrE GlsARDEAu, Ffid,y, May l5.-Gensral
Mcneil was woun 1sdin the hip, thia morn-
ing, By the accidental discharge of the pistol
of one Of his sida. His HounG Ia not serious,
but it will prevent bis taking the field for
several weeka.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22

WIrcHEarsR EvAcr.TrD.- Passenger By
the Orange G..in, yesterday evenns, report
that Winchester has bean o7zcuaird ~ ;be
Yankees, who retired in the direction Of
Hsrpsr's Ferry. Our picks:s aIs stated TO
occupy tbs town. i'he cause Of this move
ment is not explained, bot the mhneu7ring
of Generals Jones and lmhoden is supposed
to have something TO do with it,-LynchbHrg
Republtndn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22

Fsom ARKAzs.s.-0ar troops .rs now &c.
ported, says tho Vickaburg "WhiZ," TO 10
occupying from the Post down to Napoleon.
With ir.i.iery and cavalry, the distanco heiuE
near thirty Eila.. From tho Post to P.ne
Bluff we have our infantry scatts'sd, IN sutl-
cisn. numbers to gukrd aod protect 'e'
country. The he.iih Of the t-oops is Ta:y
good, and tbs msn ara in fins aplris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
FINANCIAL

Ths price OF gold was steady yesterday
(Msy l5) at $50 per cent, with less apeculs-
ton than usHsl. E,hange l65 per cent s.lsl.
The speculative demand for stocks continues
active st advancing prices. Nav York On
tr,l 1875; Erie 98s peT cant. Nlon6y per
cant. tu 1hs stoak hsakels
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
A CAPTUkE

Tha United Ststss S.sam@r uhocuTs reports
the seizure on the 4th inst, of tho sl,op EI-
press, from Nsassu, N. P, bound to VIII
miagsoo, N. D., with q cAIgo of a.lt Sns
had no flag. ciaatsncs, register, ma soifess or
sss lsrte.s Sao w-s u.nsd Ia South OaIo
ln4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
CAnr BrTWELS LivIsGsTos .sp/
BsnwsevIIIE. Nav IA 1862

HHU"NE'lLIh, my To I'U".
General ~ Cooper:
Liaur. G+I remb.TLen Was attacked -.
the enemy on the morning CT Tic lisa las.
near Edwa:da' dspct. and, after pirs hour
fighting, was compsllsd to fall hack heh 10
the BIZ Black. JosypH e JoHSsros.
General Cnna,uui.,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
sAG.M The Ably,

1hU Gnly iai1:m=tian frau tho A.ET OF
ina Potomac IA saat Ill lie quiet, sud tnst Gsu,
Hpokst hsis Tetu ned it"rn tia visit to Wash
ington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22

A great commotinn Was observed among
tina bosts at Young's Psint "a night ss; III,
and many there wore who predicssdth.t
blockade running would be attempted during
tho night. Nothing occurred, however, to
diatuab the prevailing quistneas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
FROM GsiET's AgMY.

Ths Iimsa" thus sums up th, nsws ffum
Grants forces:
Of1ci,i ad7ices from Gen. G,.ht to the
9Th inst have bean received in Washington.
Hs exprsssas himself ss satisfied with the
condition of affairs in his vicinity. HIS salts
faction seems to be justified by the tone of q
robel letter from Vioksbur1, published ia the
jackson "Appssl," which taSes q gloomy
view of sfaiEd, and says that Gen. d.aat's 8
movement has decsivsd the rebels, both civil
aud military. Our dispatches by wsy Of
O.iro stats that our troops, ell the way from
Memphis to Youns'o Point, arc moving to
rsi1force Gen. Grant, who will endssvor to
out the railroad between Ticks5urg and Jack
son, and who expects 10 fight battle In the
vicinity of the Big Black River bridge. He
has a!ao notified the War Departu ent that
Part Hudson is undoubtedly eYacu,tsi, ex.
cept By smsll garrison and the heavy ar
tilery. The greater portion OF the troops
recently there have probably been withdrawn
for the defence Of Jackson, and for co-opsra-
tion with the VickSburg garrison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22

The srtful military censars of the Yankes
dispatches call ,Hooksr's advance and retreat
across the R.ppshannock "demonstrs tion. I"
It certainly wss demonstrssion-of his
weakness. rH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
4 aEBEL BANKER ARsESTED.

VIM T. smithson, rsb.l banker hero, WAS
gohbled to-day by the detectives, aud sent to
ths Old Capitol PIisoD, for dealing In Oou-
federsts money, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
THE NEW ORLEANS EXILEs

NOZZLE, May l9to.-Al the New O:leana
'siugses ale .t Peecsgoula, end now coming
in daily. Banks LES extended The tin. of
lsaviug to the 25th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
The following uro the most important among
the dispatches to The ssecisted Pfeass
-

CINCINNATI, Friday, Msy 15-JudGs
Lsavitt renders the decision in the Val
landighsm habsas corpus cass tomorrow.
It is understood that Gen Burnsids will AZ
nouncs the disposition to be msds of V,llsn-
dIghan as soon as Judge Laavitt's decision is
made known.
The report that General Burnside wsa at
Washington yesterday, consulting tho Presi-
dent ia untrue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22

The Twenty fifth New York, Ool. John
son, (Ksrris.h's q old regiusntD Is COW undsi
arrest for refusing to do furthsr duty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-22
YANKEE PRISONERS FErsI

| II eaptuTe in hatils used tG hkye SEY tec
rors for ths YsDkses, il ss1ias 10 haSe los;
| thsm ali. It is in fact thsir shortest and sssi
est way so get home, with ps'ols in tnel'
pockets; aud while tbcy say they will have
| Q good tina. Ths Charleston "Oou1isz" has
this paragraph:
At Atlanta and Augusta tho oficers Of The
| robbsSs snd maraudsrs who were rscently
captured ness Rosae ty Gan. Forrest, were
permitted to 20 about st Will, taking ,heir
meals at the hotsls, visiting the bar Tcolas
Ia the stssr city, snd inspecting the condition
and situstou Ct fairs with almost as much
freedom from restraint, ss if they were max
lug their trip through Gar country . msstsf
Of business OF pleasure, Or as If they were
mover expeotsd to return to thefr armies I'm
Gil the information Hhich it was one OF chs
prime offsets of tneir expsoition i1to thSt
section to obtsin.
BIZ, this is not tls woI st cf 1t. The Au-
gusis rspsis dsscrihs-aad with nsiursi in
disnation-how the Yankee bandits we're
presented with bouquets by the ladies, and
with cigars by the gentlemen of that city !;
how taey lett in the evening in ststs of es
high good huuor .nl exbilsrstiou es ii they
had bsen on picnic ps ty-hoping to visit
sgs;a that hospit.bie and pleasant city and
how, amidst aH This, the Confederate oficsss
and soldiers who were guarding the "prison-
ers" wore allowed to come and 60 without
.ny mites
1t shsmes US to reaa these things. Those
prisoners wers he very SAME brigaads who
were captured on their marauding expedi-
ton through Alabama, burning and pluu-
dsrins, ~ they went, the peaceful valiea
among the North Alabama hills, and bent on
the piilags of Rome and Atlanta. Will no
angry public opinion sriae to rebuks sternly
such misplaced courtesiss to thieves?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
Drainage OF sliinois street.
iNbiANAF'Li-s J"iN U ASo'
EpIroR SENIlYIL: Will YOU permit me 10 m.

1NpiANAFoLts. July 6. 1863.
EpiroR SENIlXrL: VIII YOU permit me ~ make
n few Suggestion To the "c,v fathers" through
Your papers am a resident Of the city. but
am citizen Of the Stte, and therefore take
interest IN All that affects the prosperity 81 the
capital of our beloved State great deal de
pen'i- upon the first impression that's made upon
person on entering city. The great m ,jnrity
OF those who visit the city come here by rail and
mostly 20 NJ Illinois street Now. what is the
condition oi thst street from she depot to the
Governors house. aud what impression would u
stranger form of the city from The condition and
Appearance Of said streetS The pavemeuts.
from constant use. are worn out. and full OF holes
that filled with mud and water IN vet wealth
er. Bhe strset - flied with litter The primes
pal hotels are situated Illinois street and there
are very large number OF s,lonps located there
on AL of the -iJps aud OIL from such hotel +,
and saloons are permitted To run ia aud are
thrown into the cutters There is very little fall
Co the cutters. aud the result i that the impure
water stsgna,es and sends 'orth stencil that j.
very offensive and unhealthy have been com.
pellet 60 turn up ms nose IN utter disgust at the
filth and offensive cdors 49, frequently that. from
a vol n ,rei nose II has become regular pug
nose The truth u, that that street Ia a disgrace
10 the cty The evil should he rcmedici al,
once The street can never he m,de decent and
healthy until the drainage u improved II the
city authorities do no look to this matter al
once. they should he compelled 10 do 50
lNnt,ss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07

THr HEATED Trss -Yes'erdly was intensely
hot NO other ~ 81 ~ use will convex an idea
y the condition of the weather but the one We
have used-hot The sun came down with its
rays unGdults rated by passing through the slight
EFT him Of cloud or the lesst bre,ih OF wind.
Theh dag stones on the sidewalks we're hot enough
TO broil beeiste X upon. ard the brick VALE In
tensihei The rsys md reflected them hsck. Had
. man leaned agains' the sunny side Of brick
wall he ~oaid have meltei. aBd bad he sat down
on curb stone he woald have been 30 badly
bstered that he would feel like taking another
sest during the summer. Ii was hot even IN the
shade Items we're Of course scarce. People
kept ~ much in doors possible. and no one
fet frOiicsome enough 10 court 4 row in the
street The horses ere too lsnguid n run awav.
ana 10, a dog fght--f the dogs had been
fool enough 20 vex themselves under such a
sun--wOuld have callel crowd b. the streets
II there excitement in The citv did
not see H. We believe the hottest day OF the sea
son 80 far. did no. broil out a single incident
worthv of Boie.
But the sun went down AZ last, and as the long
shadows we're thrown across the streets cool
breeze sprang IN from the north, and what
change came over al animated nature People
who had been coOped in the house all day threw
aside the lsssitnde that had crept over them. and
the streets were once again gay tn pc estr ans
anu the drive Win g q p ne horses pilcAe0
up their e,rs a. thew ~nufei fhe breeze. and
moved of a. il il rel pleasure 20 WOO it
by rapid motion Aud doubtless il w,s The
contrast between the broiling heat Of the noon
day and the halmy breeze OF the evening was
mos delightful II j. los contrast enjoy ment ia
biz ntenei A man who never sick scarcely
enjoys robGsk health. a native of Greenland
would not relish with anv great gusto one of
Bacon's iced lemonades or sherry cobblers where
ne In the topics lev glasses distributed Judi
ciousv would secure HIM throne
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
Night Report


HEADQUARTERS july 5-Thc Rebel Gensra 8
kemper aud Johnson are killed and Pender is
wounded.
The Federal General Farnsworth il killed and
Buttcrheld wounded severely but not danger
ously
There il no truth in IN. reported capture OF
Lonrstreet or Hill.
Gen Meade has issued a cungratulatory nd
dfcss to the army saving that the enemy. bafflcd
aud defeated, has Withdrawn from the contest.
Our ,ask Is not yet accomplished. and the Com.
m,hdnr General looks 10 the army for greater
efforts 90 drive tho enemy from our soil
A Dispatch dated near Gettysburg on the 9th
saws
The Rebels have ieirea,ed towards the po,o
mac Their pontoou bridge a. Dam No 5 has
beer destroyed nv our cavalry.
Our cevRlr, have gouo TO willlamspou 20 dc.
stto, bridge,
Othet preparations arc In progress To intorccpt
Lees passage of the Potomac. and our army IL
IN n,otIon
II IL ietted Lees advance reached VILLA ms
pert In time o. cross unopposo1
Leo Yesterday pafoled about 1000 Federal
prisoners 4.
Foreign News
NV ioRK. july & The City OF Washing
ton from Liverpool the 9th and Queenstown the
eah, has arrived
Rpebaek and Lindsey had ~ Interview with
Napoleon. Who assured them that bis views 10
gafdlnr the American var were unchanged. and
he dcsfeda again - interpose bis good Offices Ia
conjunction with England
At acablne, council, AZ which Napoleon pro,
sided. a ~as received 20 Instruct b,ron 0ros 10
renew the French proposals 10 the English Gov
err menl.
The Polish question l. unchanged,
The Palmeraton Express explaln. the sub.
stance OF the proposition. Of England. France
aud Austria, They Include gsnefal and
complete amnesty OF national representation
for Poland that The Poles alone OIL the official
positions in Poland, tha, perfect liberty OF
conscience be granted; that the Polish language
be used In all public transactions, and that a
regular system 81 recgulsng DO established.
The realy at Rassla l. ankioa.ls asalted.
Warlke runors prevailed in Paris about 20
land
The trial OF the Alesandrs case has been Dc
clded IN favor OF the defendants
IL u stated n England refuses 10 join Napoleon
In mediation be will Invite Spain 10 do so
Tho Time. looks upon the present position ri
England In Europe With un.arness. I, Gays We
COATES. 10 some OF tho uneasy apa unsettled feel.
lns. which took possession VI The minds Of al 70.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
GUARDIAN SALES.
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate

FuNHE UNDERSIGNED in pursuance with orier Of the
IL Common Pleas Court 81 Marion County. made a
the June term. IN the year l63. will. the 18th AZ
July In the is63 sell for the hghes, and price
be can get, the following real estate situated Ind
polls Marion county, belonging 10 Kate r. and Jenny
kedihs s o. say parts Of lots II and s IN square 81
bounded As follows: Commencing &C q point on Eas'
street one hundred and ten feet from the southeast
OF said square ISL. thence running north along Ess
street 20 feet 10 alley thence along said a.y
hundred and fee; Ol thence south 20 feet thence
east hundred end feet 10 the place Of beginning
with all the improves Tits property be colo
TOT less than - 200, that being the appraised value
thereof.
Tue terms of sale will be onethrd cash in band dsy
OF sale; the residue Ia equal payments r. snc
two YEAR,, with interest," secured by mortgage tbs
premises. The title is beyond any question.
je24-d6wtd JOHN W. REID, Guardian, &C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

slNAK UNDERSIGNED, GUARDIAN OF ALaNsOS G.
q Stevens. will hold for sale at private sale and
after July 2d. 1868. the following Resi- Estate viz
lc- No H. Ia Is. 10, Il Is, - o. 80 81. 81 % and
81 In Melissa T. DoHney uard ms snb division Of
lot l02 one hundred and 10 in the city Of lndianapo-
lis, Indiana.
Said sale will he made IN compliance with order OF
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Marion County. Ind
rEsMs or SALEThc lots will be sold al the appraised
value, upon the following terms Onethird Of the pur-
chase money cash in hand. une-third able one
year. and one .iTd payable in TWO years after date
sale the purchaser executing tor tie deferred payments
his promissory notes payah, with interest. without re
lief from valuation appraiselncnt laws secured
mortgage on the real estate purchased.
The above described real estate will he held for sale a,
the Office OF Cctrell knight, Delaware street the
city Of indianapolis, MELISSA Y. DOUNFY,
june29- w3t Guardian
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
\ travellers Experience 90 indian
apoIis.

IN SsNriSsi You will excuse me hut I
came Into ,out ety two hour. behind time on
SATURDAY, night, aud "a think thai /. wlth about
shlri, e,hers. had 60 stav lH such , MISERABLE
sspt house a. tho Bate. bat ~e hid made
up ouf minds a. meet the fate of ali
,rayeefs hu', NJ T. en eur .st,
val ~ the hotel saw strange and smiling face.
IN the ofiye Of the hstes something / had not
sesn 10 u loF leuf isau We coauselel Win
Que another. aud come a. the CONCLUSION th.t our
lot ~as not a. ~e expected. - cur toems were
assigned to us checflulli AID The attention IN q.
wss all we could sex as the house 49, fan 4
hut thank God uur beds and foam. were eie,n
aud neat ouF breakfast as ~ she hest, hut tel
io~ traveller The dinner ct ths dsv ls,nd,,1 wln
never II iofeoNen will hone.ti, s,y fana va,
would pave hnsne me eut iu whAt / s.y M -,
hsd bean there that | have Travelled al ave,
thls county and have found none ~, iii
compare, snd above all you see tie nam, r.,
supsIiolsod'nF All thags h,saself--no,,,n, :.
eape- hls va'ghlul e,e. lio leave nothl'f. -.
done ti make tlse lutsste. 81 hls uaas. 80,
aud leave ola nsufning wilh tertel hui l'.fi
alwayr remember The bale House AMI ,,s -.
made scqusingances The popular NJ H.,os
st,isas shsaldss a. t,s ~hss ready g. roll IA, i
! Bate. up bill IT fame as hrsi cla,. hou..
and when | return nom the Tar West, alter he
ummet 10 over, shall no, s,h "a consult wh,fs
Il p, - Ia TINE. pet. bot ~lll 40 at once Ia
= House, Indianapolis. Tod
Yours. Mf. Editor,
IaAssa.s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

fINHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE
estate Of Michael Bowers, late of Marion County In
diana, deceased. will sell public sale on tuesday the
9Th of July the late resdeI Of said decedent
Township County and State aforesaid, the following de-
scribed personal property to-wit:
One Reaper rhreshing Machine, Crsdeling scythes,
Cross Cut Saw Barrels Iron. Trough and other articles
too tedious to mention.
Sale 10 commence al 10 clock A. N. Of said day.
TERMS OF SALE-Al sums of 50 and under q be paid
in each, and all So credit Of twelve months
will be given. the purchaser purchasers giving their
note with good urty waving relief frem valuation aud
appraisement laws, bearing interest from date.
DANIEL MEYERS,
junei5-3tw Administrator
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07

one department Of cur Dispsnssryis SPECIALLY tevoisc
20 the Of he Diseases 81 Frmses srch Ia
ehorrhes or white" Irregular Painful and Suppress
Menstruasion, Nervous and General Debility Diseases
be womb, Bsrrenness, &e.
Consult atoms and exsmnsfioasfree OF charge.
Also for sale, DR.. DRwEE's RF6rI-ATOk PILLS
For Female Distractions Irregularities DC Married la
dies I'm certain situations should them they
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