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NoTICE!
Money w Wanted.

HtHE interruption to my business by The
H. late fire, together with change of prop
erty, renders it necessary that my accounts
should be settled up, and | trust Therefore
that all who know themselves indebted will
do me the favor to call and close up, as | nov
have more use for the money than ever be-
fore.
My shop is now removed next door to tia
Union House. where those in want Of Sad
dies, Brides, Harness, Trunks. &C.. will find
the largest and best stock in this part of the
State JOHN DAVIS.
Lewistown, Nov. so. 1864.
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---Lincoln's official majority in Penn
sylvania is 20,08l.
Gold has gone up in Richmond
1t Is now at a premium of 1000 per
cent, or forty dollars for one. having
advanced since the defeat of the peace
candidate at the North for the Presi-
dency from about 2, 400 per cent. to it's
present figure.
We learn from the report of the
Secretary of the Navy, that the naval
force OF the government at this time
Is composed of GIL vessels of war
mostly steam vessels-carrving 47lO
guns, manned by $1,000 men. This
includes few vessels now in course of
construction, and which will be ready
for service in few months.
On Tuesday last there were brouoht
from the Baltimore Jail to the crimi.
nal Court, four colored persons. one
male, and three females. They had
oeen imprisoned on the charge of be-
ing runaway slaves. The Judge told
them they were free to 90 where thew
hsted, henceforth and forever.
The Electoral College of Pennsvl-
yanla van assembled at Harrisburg on
Wednesday last. Morton McMiehaeI
Esq, was chosen President. John
Wlstar was absent, and J. B. Clark
was substituted. The vote was then
cast for Lincoln and Johnson The
pay OF the electors, amounting to
ABOUT $500, was voted to the Christian
Commission. - - Wan
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Married.

AT the Methodist parsonage. in this place.
on the 9Th inst, by Rev S. Barnes, JOHN
PRICE, of Granville township. to Mrs. CAR,
OLINE ENGLE, of Lewis,own,
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Philadelphia Market.

Flour is selling at SO 75a1O for su-
perfne, 10 5Oa11 for extra, and IL so
al2 80. Red wheat 60a2 65, white
2 75a2 S5, Rye 172c. Yellow corn,
old, 1850, new 172c. Oats 92c.
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30 CLUB subscriptions for 1865 are received at this
office to the following periodicals:
Eclectic Review and Gazette, s. 60
1aIy DooA 10
Lazy Frlend 3 co
retefsoh magazine and Gazette, s 60
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Cash Rates of Adyertising.

t-I&Ht HEes OF hourgeOlS or seven lines OF nOnpa-
rel make square. About eight words constitute
line, so that any person easily calculate square
IN inanascrpt, One sqnare tame 81 90 and 50
for each additional insertion.
Yearly advertisements will be inserted on such
terms a. may be agreed on but all such held pay
2hle when ordered
In all other cases lines constitute square, and
will be so charged.
We have also advanced our prices for Blanks, Hand
bills, &C.
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Lock Repairing, Pipe Laying.
Plumbing and White Smithing
EHHE above branches of business will DO
IL promptly attended to on application at
the residence of the undersigned in Main
street. Lewistown. q,
janl0 GEORGE MILLER.
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Ladies, Eurs.

Purchasers may rely upon getting the best
turs at CHARLES OAKFORD & SONS,
Continental Hotel, PHILADELPHIA.
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FORWARDING, COMMISSION
and -
Produce Business.

HfHE undersigned begs leave to return
IL thanks to the farmers of Miff1in county
Tor the patronage heretofore extended to bin
IN the above business, and also to inform
them that he has taken an CO partners in said
business, JOHN d. TAYLOR and JOSEPH
X. HENRY, and that the business will here
after be conducted in the name of FRAN
CTS MCCLURE & CO.
FRANCIS MCCLURE.
Lewistown, August |, 1864
The undersigned having formed copaf!,
nership In the Forwarding Commission anu
Produce Business, under the name Of Fran
cls Mcclure & Co., respectfully solicit Share
OF the patronage of the farming COMMUNITY!
Strict attention will be given to the interes!'
OF their customers, aud the highest cash pr u,
ees the market will afford at all times pau
for all kinds of produce.
FRANCIS MCCLURE,
JOHN d. TAYLOR,
JOSEPH r. HENRY.
Lewistown, August /, (3) 1864.
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Gentlemen's Hats.

All the latest styles at CHARLES OAK.
FOkp 4 SONS, Continental Hotel, Phila
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2. Non residence
3. Over age;
Permanent physical disability, of such
degree as to render the person not proper
subject for enrolment under the law and reg
ulatiuns:
5. Having served in the military or naval
service two years during the present war and
been honorably discharged.
Especially civil officers, clergymen, and all
prominent citizens are invited to appear at
all times before the Board to point out errors
in the lists, and to give such information in
their possession as may aid in the correction
and revision thereof
They should understand that it is plainly
for the interest of ca b sub district to have
stricken from the lists all names improperly
enrolled, because an excess of names increases
the quota called for from each sub district
and that it is equally for the interest Of each
person enrolled in a given sub district, to
place upon the lists all persons in the sub dis
trict liable to do military duty, because the
greater the number to be drawn from, the
less the chance that any particular individual
will be drawn. 1t ls the personal interest of
every enrolled man that the quota in which
he is concerned shall not be made too large.
and that his own chances for draft shall not
be unjustly increased both these objects will
be attained if all parties will aid in striking
out the wrong names and putting in the right
ones. Especially is this the interest of those
drafted men who by putting in substitutes
themselves liable to draft, have secured ex~
emption which by the terms of the law holds
good only until the present enrolment is ex
hausted in their sub districts Men who are
over IS years of age, and in consequence ex-
cused by law from the performance of duty
in the field, owe it to the cause and the coun
try to take a jealous and active part in the
correction of the enrolment lists. military
service of the fret Importance. The law re.
quires that the quotas shall be assigned in
proportion to the enrolment, and the fairness
and justice of this mode of determining the
amount of military service due from each and
every section of the country cannot be doubt
ed if the enrolment is made as nearly perfect
as 1t Is practicable to make it, The amount
OF service due to the nation from every towp
or county, is thus laid fairly and plainly be
fore the citizens, and it is expected that a
higher motive than q selfish interest will
prompt all to do their share in perfecting the
enrolment and securing a just and efficient
execution of the laws for raising troops. yher.
ever 1t becomes necessary to apply them.
By order Maj. r. |. DODGE, A. A. P. NJ. Gen.
ALEX. NJ. LLOYD,
Capt. Pro. Marshal.
NJ. 5. HARR,
Commissioner,
A. ROTHROCK.-
decl4-5s. Surgeon of Board.
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Gentlemen's Hats,

All the latest styles at CHARLES OAK.
FoRl, Dc SONS, Continental Hotel, Pbila.
delphia.
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SUBSCRIPTION ADVERTISING AND
JOB RATES. ~

The enhanced prices of everything pertaining 10
the printing business. well as articles Of household
use compel us 10 change our rates, which
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Ladies' and Chfldren's Hats.
Latest styles at CHARLES OAKFORD &
SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

~
n. ~. vrn.nx,s psv.,, Hs.,,,.,. An A. yos.
% iI.ll aIsI "a IN ~. NJ la. d 81 Z
:. 70 u ' ~ =. - = wy
nv me ron AND PA'sas cnoos' Noom' - N,
Up stairs w.shinsson, D. C. '''', 49, - y, y.
N .Jeii1 "a a--llsf - .L9-sa. Z
Z Al diseases o. priVssp ns'ufe 70 'hs
bsstssieniins nAnnar, Andrsdissl surss sfsssed
In an ..,sa. sYpHJL f1fr ATrkcTfoE. DON.
,s,,y, n, ,sJsr s,-s ,cyYte..sp . s,r.I a,
sr'''sthin ID, 10Y tls''s1' = 1'rSli-
WEAKSESs, or the TeHlt Of HoLgPTuoVS
DREAMS, or any wsskne,sof Shs eENERATIyF
ma ,NS TO- -. ,.,u. ~. ,.,..g 4, nn,, ,os,
IIIll1 " ~. 80, ",
Ane .las' elV 'r9S ~ M "a -"
soVT' RHEVaAIIsh, FED ,iL1lL' sha ouaei
CHRONIC DISEASES Of The kfRpEs, AuscLEs,
BONES, and yoLNTs,s gCRoPULl, .gLoTCliEs
,.,,,n,,,,y,,,.l :. a, y 20. IN. L.,
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hundred acres of the same heretofore
redeemed from the Tax Sale Of March,
1863, by Frederick A. EustiH. ........1ooo I"
The above being comprehended in Township one
~ south and In TOWNSHIPS one az and two (71
north, according to the Direct Tax Commissioners'
survey for the District OF south Carolins. The
last three tractsot land are TO be sold subject
the right OF the United States TO cut and remove
the wood and timber therouom without eompen-
sation TO the owners.
ON ST HELENA fsI.ANn
IN, nor,b az ~ me norths ~ ~, A., of e..
,ton thI,ty-nns ta,N Tognsh,. NJ. m sa,,,h
M ngs one M ss.t oYths a psis,s son,
isiafnS elgSiy isoa sssss ~ ''A'
'"aAANs e'sH'y, ~ niss, ,sY am
Ths fr.etionsl ,on'h b.if a. M ,outh hair n,
.ection thirfv.three INA, Torrn.h,n COS ~ nc,t6
snSe ona IN Ve., .sysntr f1AnS sss.s
W "N'' Also .s''A' W. "'''''
u.,hor I.I,na An 80.
Tssnr, $3.50 100
c.pey,s I,isnd. ''''''' 1000 m
.ne hst .hIee uneIs oi ianu VAL De SOLO futveet
20 tne Ignt oi the uhted stAtes 10 cur AUD remove
.he WOOD aud timber thererom without oonptnsa'
uon 70 ,ne owners.
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IA AOERcY d. AND o. n. n. ComPAHY,l
OTTIeE AMERICAN TELK0RAFH COMPANY,
~ PennaylyAni avenue.
hereby giyen that this day, the 9Sth instant, the
sale Of tskets vii be Tsauniad over this road for
az parts q tns Wsst including st. Joseph and
Tickets can also be had at this once for Phila-
delPhiA, Rew York, and Boston, and for Albany,
HHos sh bufAie' and Niagara Falls, Vis Nav
HrsaAss shssksa ,hsouEAt 10 ali points. sss,
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aMEllICAnh
= L.ooK 3 HOsPrEAIs

q 49, - 80 - I7oI,f
rnf orLy PLACE wnr1 a ounso.nsHos zAI.tps q
,.ia sp,sds "a osiy Essssa.i Rss.sy "a 81 Y
World for Ncsknef. OF ths bsnk Or han19 s,l,e ~
tu.s., knoetionn q Tho Kidnsy. nd nsc,s1 N ',
y, tervousness, Dyspepais, Lsnse.1 Lsv P.1fl o
Confuelon q Idsast rsipit<ton q NJ Hfert III ~
= ~ s,s I ssss ~. ~
S DsS...., - n; .s.y s.s =
Ky 70 ae.r vi9t@s shiS -. ~, -
,,sri hons. ~ sn2s,n. ,,ns. ,snasr,sr msrs,sSr
a. isSs'.si =, ~. , - 's,sss,
I.p.d.uy. WIG hsss ssssHs sss sissla,ot sslt :; !,
sands "a Yo9ak Men q ths mot sSsIisd nisas :
sn,i.ss.d i.,snlst Senate. WIN ne tanbes q y
salivith iar sonnasnss IA h =, ... ~ %
q -, -. = =. ss...s ..la y lu.sa
5000 as 49, ~ " nssv.,s M y
E.as assiliiy, dsformit,ss. ". sgssdly ssE,as 40
~ Who place n,%.sli n No ne ssrs o. ps = a.
s:s, sss sssaassi1 isiy upsa Sisskiii sSs. i
n"Ah- - mn x,a xurA \ ,,rss u W. ~ -
in..s,.,.ly c,ir.a and suli v,scr ns.ss,ss isai
er.Sis ma Gs.ii.ss inpc.sisis q ,hs gss.iy Z
oSpe psrach, ~. too sps e sossris = s.s.ss 20
son not beng aware Of The dreadful eonssgysssss
that may ensue. Now, who that un1sestands Ne y
subject wll pfsteud 70 deny that ths pevref pro-
erection lost sooner 81 thoss failing t1ee lnpsos
per habits thrnby the prudsnu lssfdss ee1nf -
priysd the pleasurs c healthy onspnn<, NE nesst
and mind arise, me systsm 6esomss dsssnsel sls o
q Ess az rover HsrsSe: l,ssssss, Sy-
pspsis, fslptation ofthe Heart Iudig..tics oss-b
rtituti6nAl DEBILITY, Washing Of TIE Erxns,
Coughs, Consumption, ~. fs1lis
oFPfux MO- souru FRrprpfCK sTRHuF.
~, 49, a-,.,-. -. - \ ~. =
Lsn hsna Snas eo.ns zen n>,n s lnl ~. h
ooofs nom shs eofh>f' fsh hos " WV -
sna nnnoer ,sZ-s .....k 49, ...t
Dossorr p1piomss hAne an ~ Oh o. f-liE
80. Id. Joans.3s...., -. ~
srsduss. ircm one 81 he most al coiissss 3
the United States and the greater part Of Whees
life has been spent IN the hospitss Of Londcns p
| OF the most ssfonishins surss that wee svsr
known, many troubled with ringing On the hsaA
and ears when: sslssp, great n.syeesnsss. ssias
~ .u.. sos ~ -. -.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-17

Under ihs direction and Instructions Of the Pres.
ideht Of NE United stAtss, issued Of the date Of
,eesioncf an .ct snttisS axe act fsf tss
Of direct taxes In tnsutrecionsry districts within
the United states, and for other purposes,p APP
sAid set, approved February I. 1854, We, wiiiian
Henry Briabsne, William y. Wording, and Dennis
N. Cooley. United states Direct Tsx 'comniSfion-
declare aud make kuowp that public sale viii be
held at the once Of this Commissioner aforesaid,
ss.a hs ,9 District sssss d soush cons .on
msneing 90 the nrst day Of February, 1855, At II
O'clock, M Of said day, for the 6isposaio Of the
following t,sp, sS Or g.5es,s q Land, e rit'
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SURGEoN GENERAL 8 OFFICE,
~ WAShIEaroH, November 20. 1885, q
NoTIcE.-Medieh ofaosri Of not ieIs than two
years. service, Who have besu honorAbly dis
SURGEONS or ASSISTANT SURGEONS IL the
Ualted States Army Corps now being organised Al
Warrington, are invited 70 forw ard thsIr applies
80 TTTI-l ]. X. BARNES,
noSo-tdeA . .....F... Surgeon General,
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WILL ARDS HOTEL,
" sFkEs, CHADWICK b Co, ...
Harns PuAIyipmIs ApsAss ~ Eoura<sal1 aSas,
.sre WaaAiaHAss u = taa-ly
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CLOTHINGIMA

CLOTHING!AA
TTNIoNi UNIoNil IUNfoNftt|
GRAND coscEsraArios. ~ ~. !,
o. IsaI 81 rting1H aAf
rHRRr sropzsIoomsIsrp.
& MEssRs SMITH COL
Corner Of Tw,ntisah,-trsss md rs.na ave,
t.sa5cx . 90, FusI
No. ~ seventh street,
'A't tArp ss 4tmo1
&c.,. AZ sMIrHa AIR
ra.a Is ~. No. 20 ssvsn,h s,rssa q
Have consolidated ths,r business q ms ta''
PEOPLES oLorHINe proRE,
9 nNo .so SEVENTH srnnErT Aet2a
= ,toppo.iss the Post onssJ Hsli ; ).
who're you viii ind spsadia a.sertmsas o. Cus-
ION Made Goods. 's'7a Vase q 49, aat 50
Also, an immense ssosk Of Rssay Made Clothing
and esntlsmsns Far.ishins ooodsof svsry Do
ssription. FIt9Mf LHfTN31.
+, ALSO 7av ru
AN ENDLESS VARIETY or BoYs oLorHso.
L ALL THE LATEST srrLnsi OF
AT PRrers THAT DEFY CONTENTION
apRINa UP THE poYsf~ ,Ulu
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lRAILROADS.a
CHRAriPKNnsYLYANIh sRouTB

a hhllixttJ<AO On
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sRoUTr
" .S,.. @ y. ~ r sH.. :, q. s..is,g z,
on ahc snsf NJ WI pEn i'm nsia. Nilis.vs
'oi,s1ss nohu'nS s'Y's1 erNi'ss''' e'N'fa
80 M.u a. .i,,. :. aa... A. N Z. NJ W
Ia Hsrrfsbnrs xesonmods ION -. 400 q. M.
tisSiniss szgrsss.. e.a..~s~.asseP. \. iy|
II. n rsa g ,,as wIs.'nli1ssSn scnss
guIF .od t4s Wet WI ana iSI niaiI "a s.iS
Fsri'' sndfOr Now York Guy. n o
he 50 r a T5AiN ySom w wa Ri5;,ops
~ rin,,. "a IN rartn- ma pittsb,,rr Ard ths
Ws.. -. .,,, $50.
.on nI.ss, ssaSr1s AZ aovSanrrrT RATS,
ONE rHSouaH TRAM on suNphY.
Low PARE AND QUICK TIME
~ Ior Ilokeu sna hny lnIormhnon spp,y ~
ne once o. ,ne st rnds, M
tioaal Ho,sl and Depot Houss, No, Ass Q s'rees,
near new Jersey hvenue' wA,ninxr2n.
81 supstintsnasa, y; e: n. r.
fss..nss, and Ilsf 81 Agent, AGENT,
S1IT NM p1T. -%TTNTNoToN
M rsITrMnpr aHInoAn OtH
---s..,.,.. . y vi
& H-en -ShANeh " nooh. rlr y.rs :
II iF-~.. -. - = -. -. So. !, -.
On sno hi,sf sunasyt sune Iytnt -,
PASSENGER TRAINs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
go = a us.. =. ~ FOB. = ~ .-.sat ~ 81,
Baltimore, ~ t1o .. M, Impress, mondhys Ak
Chester, 81 aot, Ills 4. n, I.so, 80, kpo, q and
III: m.
q %i,nlns,co z, "a tnG IA Y "a sSsssr,' s'
3 Now Castls, ~ ads 3. m. and 10 D. m.
pover. Al Is 4 m and q 20 D. m. : .
Salisbury, II sos 1. m. ~ -. fL...,i Lit p,
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LnAvn
Baltimore 81 ats and s.ts .. n, lRxprsssJ lilo,
j Wilmington AZ a. slS and q m fa.ak T. ~,
1 an, T.sS, and s.iS >. n. - - = =
Salisbury A p. M, - y 49,. Ir'i,g h y. 4,
/ Dover 81 s,ro q d, and Is D. N. 49,,
Now CAstls - s,so : .. and S.bsp. n. .ts.
"A lo y - . -, = -, = 49,
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NHIEF QUARTERMAsTER'sv OF,
~ FIcE, DEFor or WAsHrH eros, w AsHInsToH,
D. q, January 4 lest. ~! = al go = HlCla'
hila;slsn N b Vs., asrdwass La@ssr, Lsa,hs.
quested 10 send TO this office, on the MONDAY Of
eAeh week, sealed proposal or list n duplicate,
Of the Artielep they are prepared to furnish 10 this
spot al short notice, with tie price Of each
trkad In plain hsures, 90 that, Al ease the ext
eneies o. The service require ~ the article or Ar
sisiss san % ootAinsd without deiAy, and n ths
DsLtn wishing 70 sou 70 shis popo, win be ~
CURED 70 furnish the list punet1kIly every MONDAY
norning, u, n, hUOIER. =
BreAdiar GsnarAl and Obinf QuATtermAslE,
tAh-S .. n-potaf usshi1s1ta.
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L OFFICES - ~
' ''N ''1' ~ 20 ' gz1
-. -.
GIDEON a PEARsoN ~
IT 49, : 81. SO.
sTEAM.PowxR,
BOOK AND JOB rRsrKRs,
rrgEg. r .i,eI-r ~ ,s,E---ss--s =
''' -
D 'A' '''iuu'' '' ~'
above Old n'''''i'A'A Frin''ns
A'u'' s' an A'n''' oE
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
.,-, r,.......
And Nh sddi,ion nj ..,.r.i =, a. -.
W 'e'"A 81 mo mo" improved
60 nwvp
r. b.
ANNA" ..as
Are prepared 70 execute every variety Of
-..TI 2" =
,,, TIT, .,., , ~, ,,,...,
.fnu~5a
's''
FINE VISITING CARD
~ 80
roA ,.,., ,o.r,A
LAhah fOsTEh'
a-'fIm r tHTtE gsIs
PLAIN on oo,n.rnt rrx
-
.... ''l''' .'" z, =. + F. q. ...,
rRoMPrSxss AND pmpArm
49,, "-~."-
. zpspzl
y =. .ol.-a
NJ EW YORK 1850 ~ VI
.ha AND =
srEAmsHrr I'M f'N
,EMLwEEKLY srrwrr. NEW yong w . Az
iNsfoN As sp eE9nsSsEToWhhC
BALTIMOPR RnyrRn -. ....
sALyoR, AID JAS. 9. aRKRN. g.
uRbIY is s !, ia Days wEpEEsDkIs and SAT
GEORGETOWN, and Pier i5, loot Of wan atfest. NOV
Tor t,s,vn, o.D
MORGAN Z RlifHEHARr. As.n,.
JAMES hANB, Agent
- VI wal street. New YORK.
~ Y W. l.. w ALL n 90
- AucrioNxkna- s-f
horse AND CARRIAGE BAxAAA - a.
ANN prpo.,ro,v ...
EsprsssIy Tor tss Rr
SALE OF HORBEn, CARnIAaHa HT0nR a..
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,CPEuIAL TIeols

s Y q, sFElaICAaSsi.ss.,
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ITSKRMs OF THH SUPREME 00URf
OF THE DisTnIor OF oLun1iA.-nosss

TVNkRnb OF THE SUPHHNE COUNT
II OF THE DISTRICT OF coLuNBiA.--Ho16Ss ~
z hereby Eiysn shsa y z sue q Ne csust, -
u osn1ai Tans. " ~ Na1 ~ ia.g
j Third Monday OF ysnusFy, F4sIIldsb5Ir .,1Ia
First Monday OF May. Ids rf W. 90 .a0ist
Third Monday Of October. b15t5i aiAlqs1q
~ z T1Is ef ~ Olrrsd oDssf ss q, = ~ 40
% whish alone jury d lnpspnslsi sos ne srsaaq
~ of eivn easss.) 2 ltH 43TEIIliHJ
First Tuesday OF February. q egs5
Third Mondsy OF May. 9 79a rlcr ,qg'LhH ~
riut Tuesday Of November. ~ 2 i5ilu,si mack
TsfIs n ~ cr,niaai ooot. q ore ~
First Monday 81 March. hAiH NJ tbE nli - a0li
Third Monday June. q ~ e ~ - 2 estpso
1gl, n - DlaIis cs-t n yrss ssso,,
First Monday OF Juna. -iai ~ .H.H .rfIlD eel
First Monday Of Deeemb4. o. HaE0H on BsaL
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first Tuesday Of January. Inn 1s.a 80 fgUUf
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DUBLIC SALE OF LANDS IN THE
PARISH OF ST. HELENA, BEAuFoRr
DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA sL- fH % q

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

/ HEAvT TRANsAcnoN.-The negotiations
for several months p.nding between the
National Bank and the owner Of the Mar
-ble Bank Building, have this day been
brought to a close, and the Stockholders of
the National Bank become the owners Of
that handsome property. The sum paid for
it is s22,50O. This building was erected in
1857 by Cook & Sargent at an expense Of
over $4,000. 1t is built of Athens marble
in the most substantial manner, and is said
to he the finest bank building in the West.
The price paid seems to be very reasonable.
The National Bank has now permanent 10
cation, and one of the finest buildings west
Of the city Of New York. 1t is piece Of
property that will always be first in value Of
any in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

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