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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-11
SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
DY virtue of an alias execution to me direct.
ID ed, issued from the Office of the clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar
and State Of Iowa in favor of N. & J. Rumly, and
against John p. Duncan, James W. Hanlin, and
Henry Crow, ! have levied upon the following
property as the property Of the said 1ahn p.
Duncan, to.wit:
Une threshing machine and horse power and
trucks, except one small pinion, and all the fix.
lures belonging to the same, one frame rack to
swing the horse power under, one bay horse
(blind in one eye), one roam cow one two.horse
wagon, two barring c. aims, one halfbushe meas
ure, six harrow teeth, one spirit level, and one
crow bar.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the residence Of James w. Hanlin, in Red
Oak township, Cedar county, on Tuesday the l6tk
day Of February. a. D. 1884, at o'clock p. m.
of said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 2lst day Of January, A. D. 1864.
DAVID PLATNER.
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per }. L. BRADSHAW, Deputy.
v1ln4 Tpr fee $500
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9Dwe will enlarge the ADVERTISER TO its
former size) about the middle Of March, and in
doing this We havs to incur an additional expense
for paper and labor. The paper alone, that we
use during . year, costs as much as it does to
feed and clothe 4 family Of three for the Same
length Of time. Those indebted to US on sub.
scription, or otherwise, will please bear in mind
that We need the money.
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A NARROW EscAPE.-On the evening Of the
third inst, a. one Of the propretors Of this pa.
per was leaving the Office, he smelled burning
w. Ross, who has his Office in the room adjoin.
ing, had been in the habit Of keeping his ashes
in wooden box in his room. Hence the fire.
It had burned . hole through the bottom of the
box and through the floor. Had it not teen dis
covered as it was, it would have broken out in
the night, and from fifteen to thirty thousand
dollars would have been destroyed in spite Of all
that we could do, and it would have been laid to
an incendiary. How much less culpabe such
gross carelessness is We we'll not undertake to
determine.
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An AMERICAN PRoDUcT The article about
which 30 much has been said of late in conse,
quence Gifts being counterfeited-the Chemical
Saleratus-is an American produ elton, and
stands peerless and alone with good American
housewives who make nice and wholesome
bread. That is q fact.
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5S~We lie arm that Cedar county is sending in
less volunteers than any other county in this
district, and from what We see and hear from
other portions of the State we fear that we are
sending In less in proportion than any other
county in the State. This should not be so. We
think that proposition will not be denied
by sny Union man, a:d that all regret that
it is SO. We are not certain whether or no the
leenlisting veterans will be credited on the last
two calls for volunteers. II they are not then
our quota Of the $780, 900 is not filed and il they
are our quota under the last call, for 100000 is
not FULL by considerable. The precise number
We cannot give, but probably shall be able to
soon.
Why is this county 30 slow in raising volun.
teers We do not propose to answer this ques-
ton for the simple reason that we cannot do it
to our own satisfaction to say nothing OF salts
flying others. We ask it that you may think of
it and if possible provide a remedy for our tar.
diness. We think that one great reason for this
slowness 10 the fact that there has been no unit
ed, systematic effort on the part of citizens.
Perhaps the particular course to be taken is not
so important as that it be uniform throughout
the county. In many other counties premiums
have been given to volunteers by a vote Of the
Board Of Supervisors Perhaps this is the best
way. If the people Of the county think SO let
them call on the Supervisors to so act If not
then take some other course, but take it at once.
There is no time to be lost as there are but tit.
teen working days in which to fill our quota -
If it is not done in that time then in ten DAYS
more comes the draft, and we believe that it
will come this time sure, unless our quota is
made up. The draft will be for men to make up
our Deficiencies in the last two calls. It is a
matter of considerable importance to the county
whether we shall raise the volunteers and thus
bring into the county the large bount;es that are
still paid by the government, or whether the
men shall be taken and no bounty money paid.
Remembe1 that the MEN MUST GO anyhow. Shall
they so IS conscripts without boanties, or shall
they 60 As volunteers and receive the gene rous
bountics still given by the government
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down the rebellion, and to destroy the cause of
rebellion among us. In its observation-disclosures.
tons Of passing events-it Is unsurpassed; and
many Of the pictures do honor to the genius of
the artists Of this country. II any one wants
pictorial journal, send for HARrRRs WEEKLY
it is THE BEST.
TERxs-0ns copy one year So; two copies IS:
eleven copies S25. Back numbers can be sun.
piled. Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS, Franklin
Square, New York City.
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a-Goops ARE HIGH and it takes money to
buy-Tea; but Notwithstanding the high prices
large assortment. including some OF the best
grades, can be found 1t CHlLDs', 1t prices nearly
"A low ~ the present Wholesale rates in Chicago.
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LIST OF LETTERS

pEMAINING in the Post Office at Upton, on
IL the 9Th day of February. 1864.
BeckwOrth, Chas Thome Cintha
Donahue Martin Winters, JnhnC
Gibson, Clara White, w
TurDbul, Thos -
Persons calling for these letters will please
say advertised" SIS DANIELS, p. M.
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs for coughs
colds, pulmono DRY and asthmatic disorders have
pyossd their efficacy by test Of many years. and
have received testimonials from eminent men
who have used them.
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A. n. PERRY.
HAS OPENED A
Grocery, Flour and Feed Store,

In the bu1IOlng formerly occupied
by ]. l.. Ray Il Co.
UIHERE he will sell all kinds Of Family Gro.
w ceries cheap for cash. or country produce.
The highest price will be paid for Butter,
Eggs, Potatoes, Lard Tallow, Beans &c.
He has Corn Mill, and is always ready to
Grind Corn, i'm the ear or shelled,
or exchange meal for corn.
He keeps ground feed, and corn, always on
hand to SELL
He has good Corn Shelter and will shell corn
for customers, thus saving them the trouble.
lie is also manufacturing
IL. Riders Improved Corn Planter,
one of the best and cheapest in use. For twenty
dollars you can get planter with which man
or boy and span Of horses can plant fifteen acres
per day, and do it well. Call and satisfy your
selves.
He is also taking the names of those who wish
him to manufacture their cane the coming sea-
son. premium of 20 gallons of best molasses
will be given for the best 1 acre of cane made
up at his mill, and 10 gallons for the second
best. Good cane seed for sale.
Upton, Jan. 81, 1868.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that at the reg.
ular session of the County Court Of Cedar coun.
ty, Iowa, Of the first Monday in February, 1864,
the last will and testament of Paul NJ. Cue was
read in open court, and set for hearing for final
admission to probate on the first Monday in
March, 1864. All persons interested are there.
fore notified to appear and defend. or said will
and testament will be proven up and admitted
to probate, - the law provides, and entered on
record. J. C. BELTS, CO. Judge.
Feb. l, -. 3w5 Piatt Spicer, Att'ys.
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Iowa School Statistics.

The following is a summary of the sta.
tistical reports of the County Superin-
tendents of the State Of Iowa for the year
1868:
Number Of Dist. Townships in the State, 1929
sub-dlstiicts 5,l72
=" males NAL between and q yrs l42'ess
females " l3s737
schools. 6237
pupils At ending school, 1919, $50
| Average attendance, III 1875
NuMber OF male teachers, 1887
female, 5,5G3
Average compensation of male teachers
per week, $3.50
Average compensation of female teachers
per week. S3e2
No. of days schools have been taught
summer, 272, 7os
winter, 2633S6
Average cost of tuition per week-sum-
mcr, 1927
Average cost of tuition per week-winter, V,2S
the year, $50, lis
Amount Of teachers fund in hands Of
District Treasurers, ls3,ls9
Number of school ho"ses-brick. ss2
" stone, Ill
| frame, 1850
- log S37
Value i" sl,3o4,7o
Amount of district tax for building and
| repairing schovl houses, 1856, 52S
Amt of dist tax for library and apparatus, 3,725
g rent of school houses, 7,7ll
fuel. 81, l69
compensation of Sec.
rotary and Treasurer, 10, 3OG
Amt of dist. tax for teachers fund 229,oo2
treasury, 4o7, 5s3
Number OF volumes in district libraries. 1857
Value of apparatus, II, l52
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THE r STATE co OF IOWA LEGAL NOTICE.

TIE c sae co o. wv SIS. LEGAL '''''''
ITO ALL PERSONS TO WHOM IT NAY CON-
i Germ: You will take notice that Preston
Roberts, executor of the estate of Isaac r. Walk
er deceased, late Of said county, has filed his
petition in the Office of the County Court of
Cedar county, Iowa, at the February session A.
D. 1864 Of said court, asking for the sale OF the
following described real estate, (for the purpose
of paying the debts against the estate Of Isaac
p Walker,) to-witsfThe sw Of the sc Of sec.
II, tip. 70. n. /. west, 10 &C.; and the / NV
Sc Of sec. n in tp. ~ n. =. 8w 20 acres. And
that unless you appear and object thereto on or
before the first Monday in March, A. D. 1864, an
order Of sale will be granted to sell the real
estate above described for the purpose mention.
ed in said petition. J. G. Belts, Go. Judge
February ;, 1884. PIATf 6yIcER, Attys
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nz-Isase F. Dawson can receive sum Of
money BY calling on Piatt 4 Spicer.

nvJus, received by SIMMONS, Pocket Map Of
Idaho and Guide to Gold Regions. Every per.
son about to visit that country should have one.
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4 Perfect Fac Smile Of the Original Man.
uscript fthe lima ncipatiOn PrOclama.
ton, to be Sold for the Benefit Of
the Permanent Soldiers Home,
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

4nx1DeyvIlLB, March 15.-Hr West 10
tsodneed resolstions In esenate yestsrday
Debating that tho power to suspend the
Wit Of Astsas corpus was expressly granted
70 Congress, which, In case Of invasion, was
The sole Judge to determine whether the pub
III service requires 1t; declaring that parties
guilty Of the crimes stated In the act are not
entitled to the sympathy Of the Legislat urc,
.asd expressing confidence In the President
aud Congress. The Judiciary Committee
rsccnmendcd the passage OF the resolutions
Mr. Keenan, spoke last night, and Lucius j.
G Lamar IL to speak to night, aud A. H.
Stephens on Wednesday night. Both houses
have agrved TO adjourn on Saturday next
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u9.NOTICB.-G W Jones will commence is-
suing tickets for supplies on THURSDAY morniog
next to families living In the 9Th District which
tends from lst 70 "a Streets ard from Broad 70 the
corporate lmta. None but the families Of soldiers
and these whose means arc too limited to purchase
supplies elsewhere necd apply, and no tickets will
be given except TO those living within the streets
and limits above mentioned Once opposite South
ern Express, Main street, between OH and 10th
NH 1b-St
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q. Nsw arrival Of late Northern Papers this
frhunday) morning 1t the Confederate Reading
Room, received BY last nag Of tyuce-Baliimore 9,
IhllNdelphla, New York, Boston, Chicago, Cincin-
nau, Ae. Tho New York News contains q num-
Der n sspersomals" to parties in Richmond and the
Soosh. Latest Northern papers by every DAG of
Foreign Periodicals. BlackWood's Magazine,
8aflsr'S f6r February, London illustrated News
cd Punsh, 0espeS's Weekly. and Frank Leslie's.
Al the Southern and city papers.
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GO WANTHD--Dead cove, h0Tsss, mules,
goats, &c.-Persous having such on their lots can
have Them hauled awsy Immediately, besides get
ting the highest price for them, If word be let at
Mr. james B Gallegher's drug store, on Main, be-
tween 7th and eth etc; Lewis Anielotti's near the
Central Railroad Depot, and at Mr. Jones's grocery,
Clay ST, two doors from 9th, or al the Glue and
Oil Works and Tannefy, In rear Of the new Poor
House, foot Of DDS;
N B.-Hides of all kinds wanted. for which full
market price will be paid. NH e-10t"
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- - SPECIAL Mmloe-psese1o rseiong y ~
se a ~ s:.sy ~ :s.s 49, :
"sse- g CO. 9 Z joss -, % Friday - eeest.
az. - lSsh asd ltsh iast, bsew:ee eas nesse e
~ sssvsrtsa 10 The ahove district mus apply q
CHAs nArns, q his ststi u Ne New Aaskss.
/ mh i7--9st
1A.sPEcIAL NOTICE we oau tie aessns1en
Maaaesstesed Iohaooo On Friday naxt, ~ leth
ms9ss Ne ale With
1eesee, cigars sad liquors
osooseIes
Al . o'clock.
Dy eoods, dheaA and sssariss
| ass asss VI VII A.
Is soss xlsss5sss .s2!s
50 dnDsn oosn bruoms
| % ea1ss (ies lbs essh) Old svsst bissk tesASo
e e !. e 1T sr s:ss' s.f .ao III, ..a.
% 1nesi1A boots ~
800 lbs choice dad sepke
10 boxss and crates soantry soap
vhils diassr 81
Shoe and linen thread
wcclsu jeans
sst double harness. silver mcuatsd. nesfly
NH ls-ss ROBINSON, ADAMS Z 60.
NJ SPECIAL NOTICE.. Our sals today h
largely added to; ~ y aoo,.
600 DIS q Coates (2oo yds) spool sotton
leo pieces bieached domestic
"a pieces black alpaca
pisce Swiss muslin
Woolens d. nestlc osnaburgs,
ana other deeirable articles in that line.
eRocIR1Es ArD DRues.
Ia kegs prime Wy:he county butter
smaliiot family bacon
= boxes prime apples
200 lbs dried DO
l0iierces rice g
$50 lbs tai.ow
barrel linSesd oil
birthstone, nS blue. 10
800 pair. children ss aud youths rh-...
rosAcco.
4 choice assortment Of smoking tobacco,
BILLY Bow L-ys' aud other supsricY
braeds.
Sale Of Groceries snd Dru.s at lok o'clock; To
bacoo, l'k; Dry Goods aud nhoes, -
> Tbie beirg des;gasd b clio cousignmsaie, is
well worthy the attention If oealers
NH fit TAKDy l. W1LLIAMs, Auct's.
- -
G7-sPEC!AL Notice--We call attention to. our
sale this day, as fellows,
Groceries ut 10 O'Clock
Dry Goods, III g
Clothing, :"
Will be added to the sale
10 pieces black silk
10 do fancy do
40 bales 4 4 sheeting
10 pieces ins black cloth.
TOLLE6ON, CArLETT b CO.
NH l7-lt Aucti0necrs.
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E|SPECIAL NOTICE Parties who purchased
goods at our late sale are notified that their bills
must be settled on before the 2Csd int, or tns
new currency will be req a;red In payment, an
rouuced on The day Of sale
NH l0--et KENT, PAINE 4 60, Aucts.
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81 Doseaport d o., Stock AsetionSsya
l0d1ce corner Gary and 1ath sts.l
WE shall sell n The olnce Of the Old D,m,s,oa
lSol, At II o'clock, the following Bonds and Stocks
$1,000 oonfsd per cent. coupon bonds
s sSSSS |; " s reg, SG ssss.
$4,000 80 treasury notes
100 shares AerclAnts' Ins. %, stock
40 IS Bank Of Richmond
No stocks or hands viii be cl1sred unless handed
In before day Of sAls. DAv.NPoRT : Co.
- 500 VI bank notes
1000 gold coin
$4,000 vs treaeury notes
1900 Conssd . per esat sorpoa lonAs
1900 d Per can't req1 eoav'bls honds
1000 orsr = ana Aisz B 3 cousos ST. So.ds
1000 vs Csatral . per cent ooupoD hosls-
1000 n CO per eent coupon bonds, nsv
100 shares W Central B B sock
90 do Bank Commonxsalth
1900 VI r'gd bends
I DAVENPORT 4 90.
nh J1 gtoek AustionserA
A TTRAOrIvR Hale, and store fs Rsas, Q =
IA VIII % sold o auction, On Friday. Ne 1oah
ines. commencing 81 10 O'Clock y. q Sha store d
Dfoad street. north side, between Oh and Sth, for
merry occuptsd b. n 0aroln, splendid aasortnsai
Of fhncy and toslst soaps Of 0ascin,o manufhoeuro
Brown winliseE, white windsor
Al1n0Ad, wintpsDTssa, 0osafsag, barbessf
10iloe Fooe and to;lot almond
-s---s~---- '-a~'-140o ------s--
A elegant quality Of
Smoking tobacco, In and 4 ID baies
OielrS, ptpos, pens. envelopes. 10
II the Key Of store and 0xtuFe9, Including splon.
did show Csc, stove, sas fixtures, -, are not do
posed Or privately before the day Of oale they viii
theu b o0sred and the store rented ont.
Soaps Of oarcin's manufacture are IN great Do.
mand. and are increasing n price every day. Thi1
sale o0sss rare inducements NH leAsf
NJ OTlC0.-1 win ell Il he house Of nenry I
IN Decle, In Montgomery county, On WeAnas.
nay, the ~ day Of this month, 70 the hishess hid
DER foF ready money, ell the personal pfoper9 a
said Deeie, attashsd'fo4 ~ benefit a \ + Rooaa
= c. eonsist1ng Of
Household anA kitshsa farn1sure
4 valuable library
HORees, wagons, gam
O1en, mtlch COWS, bloodo6 oAs1D
Several hundred cords Il wood
Leather, sajt -.
AAoo.
Thirteen vesY valua6le negroes
ryA4t0o, Depul4 -
~ nAaeAans, ohsd1 Aoatco0eg e,
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~ AoSsssos. AdsMs z q. 1sees
WE VIM CT Il eustios. = oar vsss1sasA -
w Friday nsxt, leeh Inst at 10 sa1osh-
20 /" eAcics sssee
Is half bbs sugas
SID plne Rio 60
HispA orb ~
= . bsiss osasyh cotton
0eashs nou tioo
bbls Janaiaa suo
h10 tusDantns oooo
y eaess hnsy toilet eoaS
y ~ Gbosss n 0 nsleass
e e : :sss2I''ss' o00issssl
2kess 411 psvaa.
g.. = 1hisA ~ vsl savs DaEsiss.an : : ss1A
:s ss - : ::;ss -; 49,. . ,.. ~.
ss.see oulA - IssisA aonsa
~ 0oooo An O0oW.
q sasaee 8 : l17lhA eAest1ao ~
Sssssness &c Alisi go
- ne16alalnes - 49, - 49, -
= 49, 49,. ~ = - ~ - ~
HsstisS 1saElne : - 81 70 - eAsVe -
nna - 60 = = sas!y = . 49, 1Aasn1l0
8. !. -: ;:e''''. fs.ss g. -
= = - -
Nh ngel - ssalp 90 ~ 4
~ Seselet Nelen9 49, -
.. - =. II - sss :. s'n'sA
- g. - Iyss Anseos
49, - -. Z $1,000 $.
- -.
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WH'sKEY.-N ~ vl!e1eY Ct ~ 3
" CaAo = WoRTaAN : CO.

T-D WATKlNO M lssue ea1i1saaso Q psIo1oeo
81 peovisions q rs1ussd pgasss, - 49, roally
n1sd3se thsn, = Wednesday evsn3sG e eaaA veoS.
fson to be'caek, at III Seeliahes, esgnR % ~
Isiah -. 0aly thsas GAsud apel1 W. 49, g
tveeo Oh - ~ - noglA q 0seo1 = - 60
passasu $500 ~ WIN plsose - = sat2a ~
CI5zS Eeas q Ss1Ss a - 49,
~ DeGes e1eine q ~ hesp Iouse, ~ -
edsss = - ieeG ~ 1tD 80. ~ 49,
~ = - netes, = sesly eeDlls6Alla 80 =
Vsieess 49, ~ slsoao - - Ai1N .
% 49, D0HA4.
1He q LII L. n 5 . d. ~ =
WI AsVo1nor oae doola hauy lMm, csw hsUD
1SAs4 qDGnoa. han1some n bo6. - aaps tanGVt
eseas - 60 j.g. -. ~ - - eElss
k0n H66l69 50 e1a!IV ~ -
: ~ sSaseI,A
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b. TAos. W. Kepsss, Asot'S,
IOfIice corner Of 18th and Gary streots.1

1CLEaANr Household and Kitchsa Turniturs
~ and Pianos for sole al suction.-Wili - sold on
Monday morning, March 2lst, commencing 81 10
O'Clock, 1t the residence Of Mr. lsoa. who II do
clining housekeeping. al the corner Il 0eth and
Franklin streets, olureh Hill, hin household and
Kitchen furniture, pianes 30, consisting IN part o.
elegant rosewood case piano, made By 0haie,
of DelhmoTe, very superior inetrunent
Ans MAHOGANY case piano, made BY Gilbert, 81
Boston, . me Instrument
Elegant paH0r carpets and Yuao
MArble-top tables
Parlos suit Of furniture IN elk dAnAak
Rocking and parlor chairs
Elegant chamber furniture
One elegant rosewood suit d ehambsg turu6tufA
consisting OF
Wardrobe, cabinet beds.esd
Washstand, marble top table rt Il
Chairs, mattresses, 30
D1iA0G0n dining table,
oiaebaerd,
lounge Chairs.
A10o,
BOB RlNr Tho dwelling houss b eus tent. Ap.
ply TO Mr. L Lyon, On tho premises.
NH ID TAO8 " KBRDDn, Auok
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~ 0R1DOD-Its Classic Remains and Ancient
~ end Modern Battle Fields DIR Lsyburn's next
- ~ lscsurs before the Young Mems Christian
Nvas1 wiAhost regard 70 weather, In the Unised
JDoey1oeiAn Church (Dr Read's) On this Thursday
Uv1neg, l5tA MT, at O'Clock.
0eo0 - (which sum each one muat provide }
- - - . The door and bookstores.
~ lI-ltf
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-
-. ~ -
: 49,. S.lss|s s3s.,sessS = - 80
- noSl - 49, - q ~ l
IT ~ 80 SGtu9 r1QmgnGoN9 49, - =
- b1.sDn1I - - 80 0ep9D eF4Me A -
1sovn $3.50 ~ - = 10. - ~
| ~ prooons elDongy = p9Qu1 q eeeae2 -
a 11iIl - N ~ o0es - 49, - e0egone
of s16 ~ - -. -. s :. I. -. =, s. s
- -. -
Hne9ioed - g = - ~ = ueedb - Nm -.
6Sfv0 ~ ponon1 cnl1onoy II poyDoh g o1D -
- 49, ~ 80 - ~ e1fso1ey W1U - -
eslssA IT. : - = sse $1,000. = -.
e noyle ~ q ~ - ~. y. ~ ~
0ao 49, 49, - ~ - ~ -
a1ove 49, ee1eeS2 - ~. ~ + - =
- ~ ~ - GosooT19 ) ropp.
CHDctAL N0Tl01. - Al Dssseas 100000 = ~
~ ~ 80 eseemae - 49, ~ ~ asxs ~,
s.n ~ - ~ sfssS 4. sS,sss "a ~ -
es<1 ~ - sS.ss - ~ ~ ,sssii ressisS -
..l m sSs.s~ INN - n
| w .srS.S ~ ssSn.s sSss .fsae eias theV
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18th inst, win 8 rssetytA y new esrrsosY only:
NH 1T--Ss$ Jas MO0kk
NTOTTC1. - III checfs drsVa 81 g % q Ia
~ ma n,u,A - nrs.srtsd "a ~ pleoe 81 payment
\ \. nssn-. 80 AZ "a n, narsora havinr oIainna
s~ssrst n - ,~rrs.ss6 N nsesent man immedi-
assIv. HaT1LL + Ca1EsHAW.
"'0" Ha9aII. cRENSHxW 40.
L1VIs CRTNsHAW
Richmond, March II, lso4 nh ~
--.-.--.i;.-c, No.. .s.jVs4 ma rnn1t ia pfe
N oaxI a. oen ~
div vt - rsid IN ~ old issue; and all who are
rSsshs.A :" 10 must msfa payment prior to the
above date they =. = required e pay !. The
-. - -. 100 -.
N1OfIC1-An persono havlDg emu .e- :n ~. ~
es,t tbsm TO me. properly authsutieated, fnr pay
mert. ma All inaebted will make payment to me
~athout Aelav THOMAS q DUDLEY,
- o-;,..--z ...-.-.. ;,d.h,sd - =. 40 "a
~ quested to cali ana make payment before the
.sn Gsy ~ r,sse,, ss",. there.ftsr uniess Il sbs
be subjected TO the depreciation according to the
late act Of Congress after lat day Of April next
We also notify those that have claims against %
to pres mt them before that time, they will be
paid Cd IL the nsx issue ssr the Is. o. april dssa
currency. inns WI, app'y 70 eitner 81 .ce partners
IN 'ne,l ps.sA'o sno 1,, MW1Ioox
mn 10y DEL ~ = A-N--eo.
A1OrICE-Ali checks drawn by us, ana all de-
~ mands against us for nee gro hire and Otherwise,
~ Mech. etherv,se +hey viii ha maid IN the nan
nr,srsv a. The rate ~ t1ro dosrs for thr.a Thosa
ndehtd to n. for heard viii nleasa sette their seve
rsI snnonrta hescra tina osh n March ar thew vii
Ia roomred 20 nav a. nar in the new Currency After
that cs1a WV 4 WVN3HT = 90
NH la Al. proprietors American Hotel
NOTlCE.-I hereby notify aM persons holding
IN elaine against me, that they must come tor-
ward and receive their pay before the zoth Marcn.
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