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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10
aa C. g. DEPOSITORY, ssgE
ers .s1gs tlFssg AB1NGDoN, VA,as ~
u - sis,;g b.Tias 10 March 9th, 1858. D

= A LII Treasury notes not bearing interest can
IA. now be converted into Bonds. Those IS
sued prior to 1st Dec 1882 can be converted IN
to 8 per cent. Bonds till ed April, after that
date. and till 1st August next, in per cent.
Bonds. r = JAS. Il. GIBSON,
! March q --4w .s2s ss'.i 3 >. 7 Depository.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10
7HORSES STOLEN.

GTOLEN from the subscriber, in the Poor
y Valley. near the residence Of Hiram c, Flee
nor, two Mares, one of them a red roam about
Is years old, with star in her forehead, and
very light name. The other is d dark roam
mare, s. years old. with a scar on her left hind
foot on the fetlock, big-boned and heavy made.
The first rather thin, the other in tolcrabie
order. 8 4a 9ysH So
will give reward of $40 for the two, o.
$40 for either of them, or for information where
by may obtain them. 4a ELlFLkENoh.I
"a Feb. 18th, 1S6S--tf y ssftfsa "a sssi3
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10

Successors to NJ. Hollins s, Co,,)
f,,ocersi q General Commission sMerchAnts,
$40 No.g7Os MAIN STREET. LyNcHBuRe, VA..spli
VNyILL give their personal attention. to the
wv sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. Corn, Ba-
con Lard, Butter, Branllies, Sc, and make adj
vances on censignments when in hand. ts 81
Jan 80 1863-6m 9sxf
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~ NEW CONCERN. -
iffsCHARLES u. JONES. tss u

i,ssssl.r4a VIEW sC ONC EskN;. ~ sssG
- fapf CHARLES y. JONES, ,s 71
!. 1ate Of the firm Of McCorkIe 81 Co.. and Z.
lev 4 WILLIAM A. MILLER, = y
formerly Commission Merchant and dealer Is
Fertilizers on Basin, r.
UAvE this day formed o copartnership under
l l the style anil firm Of 8 ~ -
sxf JONES IS MILIlER,
For the purpose of conducting General CsxsH
mission and Grocery Busnsss, and have taken
the storehouse No. 1O7, Main etfeet, two doors
above the old stand Of NcCorkle 3 Co, and next
door to Lee, Rookie s. Taylor. sHlsnss t'ssAs
i W solicit consignments of Merchandise and
Country Produce Of every description, promising
our best personal efforts to- make satisfactory
sales and from the long experiences We. have
boil, halsin business in this city, think We aare
justified in saying that we can do we'll for
eonsignors as any other house in the city, Acr
count sales with nett, proceeds viii be rendered
as soon as sales are made, and all letters on bn-
siness promptly answered. e,g.4s,s ,,als.
We shall keep the best supply OF Groceries
that can he obtained, and as soon as fertilizers
can be procured, VIC intend keeping q good stock
of the most approved kinds all Of which win be
sold as low as they can be afforded for cash.
We appreciate the patronage extended to Us
in other connexions, and shall spare no pains 70
merit it in future. ssss' 81 CHAS.s y. JONES'
| $40 iss8gfk4'ya WNI. "A. MILLER d
Nov.1. 1861. ~ .sssl esasass. h sssfs
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10

0nn POUNDS Dry Hides will be exchang-
OUDU ed for good Harness or Bride Learner
March 13-tf VIM. y. DEADI.
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PAY MAsrER's OrfIcE,
VA. & TENN. RAILROAD Co.,
Lynchburg, Jan. 2, 1860

- Esssl5Et1 2 .IyHclUUfR OHt'' = =
NOTICE TO iPHYSICIANS.- future no
IN notice will be taken of medical blils. ana
the Railroad Company will in no manner De re-
sponsible for tkeir settlement unless they are
made ont legibly and separately for the parues
rs may receive medical attention. In all cascs
the name Of the negro and that of the party or
parties hiring such negro must be distinctly spe-
cited in the medical bills-whch information
can be obtained from the negro on. whom the
Physician attends. All bills must be certified to
by the Section Master or Depot Agent, ST.
BY order of the General Sup't.;. ..s4s s..a,lf
JOHN W. WINGFIELD, Agt.
q March 90 1887. .9sfa'ss $500
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NNTILL be received this week and opened for N
w sale, ast 49, - A'7sa',' s.ss g
IT'S doz. Dip Bowls, thrseSizes, ftkl
800 Sets Cups and Saucers,
LOO doz. Plates, 30 sls Hsssketssa'fs ssgs
IS 8. Pitchers taE sFB
6 Sugar Bowls,
s Blk. Tea Pots, Ii IS, ,lsee4 a5s
20 g Mugs, ssss
s g Wash Bowls and Pitchers,
Sack Coffee,
/ Hogshead Sugar, sss e.~ asasals
100 Papers Pins. s;@ .l.,g III rss9i +
20 Reanls Paper, f4.sit.- 80
80 doz. Fine Combs, Al, .-s..a5,f $40
so Pounds Pepper, .ts..s,es 4. s.
80 g SOFIA, .sss.... ].
so Spice. $3.50, 81
March 20, 1868. t@ ,+s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-16
sI.5O A YEAR.

cling at the north east corner of said lot
and in the center of the road, being north "a
degrees west of q certain rock described in
said survey, running thence north 5s3 degrees
east l65 feet, thence north 81 degrees west q
RODS, to the Wisconsin River, thence down
said River to a point north 34 degrees west
from the place Of beginning, with tavern,
store and Barns
Lot and Saloon on the nv corner Of the nc
frac. cf Sec. Il, Town q, Range 6, being
the part OF thc lot purchased br Joseph Wood
Of Oliver Nafteli by Warranty Deed recorded
on page l2l of Book ''E" Of Deeds i.r the Reg
listers Office of Wood County, being the part
of the lot which was not decided by the said
Joseph Wood to Augustus Martelle.
All of fraction of Lot No. /, Sec. L, T. %,
f. s, belonging TO Geotge kline's estate, acith
the improvements consisting of the house oc-
cupied by Mrs. Geo Kline the house occupied
by CHARLES Kline, the house occapied by Wn
hilne, the house formerly leased to Me. Min
kIe, the old Eagon shop and the old log barn.
The above described premises net intended to
include the lot leased to \. Is, Sampson.
House and lot bounded as folloWs: Cont
mencing at point T5O feet south and 80 feet
west of the ne corner of the set naat of See,
u, Towu 90, Range 6, and running 7hest l20
feet, thence south 100 feet, thefFcc cast l20
feet, thence north 100 feet to the place of be-
ginning, North, South, East and West being
according 20 and parallel acith the section line
according to Government survey.
House and lot bounded folloms: Corn
mcncins 80 feet eoest of the quarter line run
ming north and south through Sec. II, Toaon
%, Range 6, aud 440 feet south OF the north
east corner of Sec. II, T. %, R. S. running
parallel NTH the quarter line l50 feet, themes
scest at right angles l2o feet, thence north at
right angles $50 feet, thence east at right an
giles 120 feet to the place of beginning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-16
Wet and Dry Groceries,
Sherifi'S Sale.

State Of WiSconsie-Lt the Circuit Court of tho
County Of Wood ..#A.
Spencer G. Bryant, Plaintiff, against Joseph
Wood and Ebcnezer Uaviand, defendants.
DY virtue of an execution issued oat Of said
ID Court in the above entitled action, to me
directed and delivered have levied upon and
shall expose for sale and sell at public auc-
ton, 70 the highest bidder, at my Office in
the village of Grand Rapids, in said county,
on the twenty-fourth day of March A. D. 1863,
1T two o'clock p u. all the interest the above
named defendants or either of them had on
the second day of March, A d. 1850. or any
time th hereafter, in the following described
premises lying and being in the County Of
Wood and State of Wisconsin, or SO much
thereof as sh III be sufficient to raise The sum
due the plaintiff for principal interest and
costs, together with the expenses Of sale, to-
wit: The west one half " Of lot No. three
(3), thirty-fve (35) feet off the east end Of
lots No five ~ and six (G), and lot No. four
Gp, all in block No one | ], and lots No one
[ |, two = three r. and four f4l. in block
No. thirty-three 1881 all in Woods Addition
to the village Of Grand Rapids Also all that
part of fractional lot No. eight fsl in section
No eight Isl, township No. TWENTY-FIVE 1921
north of range No. six T6l east, not included
in the village plat of the village of Grand
Rapids rr..s .-.. ..-.t
Dated Shoniffs oficr, Grand Rapids, Feb.
Sd, A d. 1868. .5..r Z e.. ~.
ea @- ~ II. j. McRAITH,
..-. Sheriff of Wood COUNTY
0. c. MERRrNAN, Pltf's Atty. 49, 6ys
The above sale is hereby postponcd nm.
til Wednesday, the 10th day of June, 1868, at
the same place and hour Of the dar.-Dated
March 24th, 1863. ...g.-
n. J. McRAITH.
l3wll Sheriff Of Wood tountv.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-16
DEuJlUBJ} TAX LIST.
TREAsUREk'S OFFICE,

Wood CO., Wis, April l, loo'.)
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
IN lowing described lands have been re.
turned by the Treasurers of the several
towns in said county for delinquent taxes
on the same, for the year 1852, and that
50 much of each tract or parcel of land
herein described as may be necessary for
that purpose, will, on the SECOND
TUESDAY, being the 18th day OF MAY,
A. y. 1863, and the next succeeding
DAYS, be sold BY me, at public auction
at my office in the Town of Grand Rap--
ids, in said county, for the payment OF
taxes, interest and charges thereon, un-
less said taxes, interest and charges shall
be paid before said day Of sale
L. DUTRUIT,
County Treasurer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-16
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
,PHLADELpEIAp p.
0ATS for sale at
VERTEFEUILLEs.

A-l4" szG35s ssg0B
? .-..- z9@a nanattG92 sdT .dquc5
.T-1 = .as5zo sG 1asts 3 10 5aiI
4l@- .lGs ,..D D~Se sl4e9S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
Sale Of Government Iron-A Grand Sys
.-,r. ..--- tenn of Swindling. HA

The following article ID from the Wheeling
Isteliseneer, an Administration organ:
A few days ago we advertised for the Govern
mens in our columns the sale of several tons of
old iron at Harper's Ferry--the wrecks of the
magnificent arsenal that once existed there
Several of our iron men went on to attend the
sale. We are informed by one of them who
has returned, aud who bought considerable
amount OF the iron offered for Gale, that on
reaching the Ferry he and his companions were
at once approached by Get Of SPECTATORS who
had arrived In advance of them from Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other places,
to see II they Would enter Into O "ring"to cheat
the Government and divide the profts of the
operation. The operation proposed was this: To
form q "Fing" of all the buyers on the pround
aud appoint certain ones TO bid the Iron up 10
o certain price--ssy half what It was worth.
They were then to let 90 to some ono of
their number, and the Government being thus
disposed Of, the "rng" were to put tho Iron M
q second time, and every purchaser was TO bid
his highest figures, the highest Of course getting
tho Iron. The difference between what the
iron Was bought al from tho Government and
what Il sold for the second time to one or more
Of the members Of the ring, was to bo paid In
dividends TO each member Of the ring. For
instance, II the iron had been boughs for $50,
900 from the Government, aud put up again and
struck Of TO the ''Iing" purchaser or purchasers,
for 500 900, thore would, ,of course, be $50 600
10 divide, tho purchaeers getting their shsre of
tho dividends along with the others. This ras.
oally game cur Wheeling men wouldn't 20 Into,
preferrlng, as they told these blood. suckers to
give the Government the highest price thns the
Iron was worth. And they did pay good price
for the iron bought-full as much as Ii was
worth, and In doing 60 set an exomple to the
unprinclpled cormorants around them that must
have been refreshing to their depraved Ideas Of
business transaction. s0 - slll .aa
The Villains actually had the hardihooi to
tell the buyers from Wheeling that tho game
thoy proposed was the common one pfaciioed
at all sales Of the kind, and gave that az one
reason why II should be aenteredbinto at the
Ferry. II this 10 90, and We have no doubt Il
j 10, the attention Of responsible Government
officials everywhere coughs TO be directed to The
fact The Government 10 swindled perhaps out
of millions, certainly out OF thousands, In this
way. We ,cannot but sympathlze with the
words Of q recent Wriior, when we read Of such
internal echemes TO plundor the Government
who, in speaking oi the uuscrupulous passion
Of go many thousands Of our people after sud
den wealth. regardless Of all moral or pstrioti,
obligations, saSs: 81 fear there 10 no real suc
cess attainable under the predominaucs of eucl
a spirit. My heart slnks wishlnums as men
, tally ask whether such people deserve &
! succeed 10 suoh O struggle as ours.n
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oERTIRIOATH.

oERrIP1oATn. .. "
This 10 to certify that, about eighteen mon.
commenced using 6TKRLiHs's AMBRosA. Myh.
ghort, thin, and rapidly falling out. had triedL
Hair Tonos, lnvigoraton, etc., without receiving a.
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falling out and commenced growing rapidly On 10 as
ton sh me- Now my hair 10 thick, soft and glossy and
10 nve feet four inches In lenghwhep let down. reach
Ing to the floor. This wonderful result attribute sole
ly to the use OF eTmLIEa's ABBRosIA, an since com
menced uslng 1t have applied nothing else to my hair
Mrs. L. A. BROWN, A
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We advise young persons, whose hair iS beginninat
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DR.. sTERLIwas AhBaonA Is q stimulating oily
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eradicates dandru6, prevents the hair from falling ont
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Itws we'll known fact to thousands in the city
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PRIoB - 90 PER BOX, containing two bottles.
DE-. q. H. STERLING,
~ .Y. Sole Proprietor,
No 4s3 BROADWAY, New York.
For sale by all Druggists. Ia 81
nsrchSO'8SddwIy 5000 ...--
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.nHtatfsmnm

The Cumberland Secret IA,
Swindling Operations Of AZ
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MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS!

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.-s QUO THURSDAY MORNING, NoVEMBbs 2, 80 nooo

NJ, comm, sinu, tad rAs 10 Sy
r y. ~, or ,he voIls Of the army! D90 q
The Amy Of tho Cu".oerls~d Ias % Dc os an. aSs
n,.T an os .bs ST. Louis police. and It's officers AID
cL selaers we're to be the humble servants, trlos.
eo Ssd Sssn S@u dissoealy expelled By GsnS,sl
%rspt from the Department Of the Msslss,Ppii
Sss rsscalIiy. The official business. w.; seclal aa
~ ,dier Generals, Colonels, Captains;
,on-commissioned officers ano
nducs, o.sse. NV .onsaysbin Of thIl
sls, Bhga, hJnnaelf ON hii
hy voman thai
Yates of the Uni. r. -,' s~h hIs IN
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SuNDHIEa.

MO. Mess Mackerel, Picked Salmon, Smoked Sal
IN mon, Smoked Haibut, Homny, ''Samp,' Gran
berries, dayton Orackersp Sap Sage, English airy
Nutmeg, Pine Apple and W. X. Cheese; Burnet's Fla
yorins Axtractsl Canned Green oorn Green Peas Pine
''f''' wv McooLS, MILES 4 mcDoNALps, G
mayl5-dly ...a No. l94 South High ct.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
SheriH 3 Sale,
court Of Common Pleas Of Franklin county. Ohio,

Court Of Common Pleas Of franklin county. Ohio, .
sg John T. Gill; ! salo. 6e ilEtI .s,..
Windsor A. .shoemsker ! ss.l,..-a VV'.l y.
DX VIRTUE OF A WAIT OF FL. RAs
ID to me directed from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio will offer for sale At publIo
auction at the door or the court House, In said Oounty
on itl lani91s l3y .el te..a Eva 't''
Saturday, the slss day Of N oyember, A D., 1868
lSla -, A'I, at One O'Clock, r. M -oo'ao'
the following described real estate s,tuete IN
County, Ohio, to.Wi All Of the Interest and esiate o.
Windsor A. 6hoemaker in the following desoribed real
Of In Lots and 70 the City Of % unbus o. ID
moro fully described BY deed OF General Warranty
signed By Robert Neil and Mary NJ. Neil dated March
lgh 1856 as desgnsted IN Plat Of said addition, Said
Windsor a. shoenaker's estate ID said premsss being
The undivided onefouth Of id premises nbect 70 the
Lfe-estate Of Martha Jane Tsyer hilas) Jane Dane,
m the same, set apart to her IN report OF Oommis
sioners In the case OF Martha Taylor W, Windsor A,
Shoemaker, ct al, recorded In complete record Of
Rrankiln Common Pleas Vol. %, page oo7.t bca IL,
Appraised at $3.50 (two hundred and thirty dollars
4 sr5FoNQn '7!Vi~ GH0. W. HUFFMAN. Ehesif Z
q .,d 10 of franklin oousts, Ohio.
octH-ditNNtu a ,,,-s .k.~,. tfn,,i
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rhpps, pTspnsD 81 rlsIptI " 9s1Sre Gee Msssst
A. D. white, Defendant. ship, RnpEiin Ssunt. O
nN the astb day Of September, A. b. ls63, said
" Justice issued an order OF attachment In the
above action for the sum OF e38sl0.
Columbus, Qet, 10, lss3-w3w
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-29
THEWAR IN THE SOUTHWEST,
Pemberton and Hisetsff Gone
to Risch1naoH. s 4
HIS ARMY scATTEREQalN Ev'
ERY DIRECTION.

MEMPHIS, July 8.-Bifiies and jesse Forrest
are reported to have again crossed Tennessee
toward the river, and gone toward jackson,
Tenn. General Dodge has sent force to meet
them.
One Of General Hurlbut's scouts, who arrived
last night, reports that Pcmbcrton and his stan
aud some of HE officers have gone to Richmond.
His army has scattered In every direction.
General Pemberton said II was impossible to
keep them together. The rebels are pressing
everybody in their ranks. Excitement is In
tense.
Tho rolling stock on the railroads are all be.
| ing run toward Mobile. Large quantities oi
cotton are going In the same direction.
The bulk of Johnston's army Is reported Of
Martin, thirty miles east Of jackson. His force
Is estimated at 80, 900. d..
All surplus stores are being shipped to Mo
bile.
Generals Hardee and Forrest passed through
Meridian on the 18th; going to Johnston. For
rest was suffering from a wound, and is not b
for duty. Hardee's corps was, IL is said, goint
to Johnston, but had not passed Meridian up Il
the o3d.
A dispatch dated Martin, Miss, Goth, state
that all the general and field officers taken
vicksburg had been exchanged, but the mel
had struggled SO that they were without CON
mand5. .... ..'"...