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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06
RATES, OF POSTAGE IN THE
SS @. STATES OF AMERICA.

Tor the convenience of the public
the following simplifed statement the rates post
under the act Of Congress Of the Confederate States
America has been prepared Il must be borne in mine
that the Act Is TO 60 into effect from and after such perot
Us the PM General may, by proclamation, announce:
RATES OF POSTAGE. ~
Single letters exceeding half ounce n weight,
any part Of the Confederate Stes shall be each 10 cents
An additional single for each additional half ounce
or less. = ~.
Drop letters cents each $50
In the foregoing postage to be prepaid stamps
i! or stamped envelopes Ts-' Nass
- Advertised letters cents each. SITE.
on NEWSPAPERS.
Sent to regular and bona dc subscribers from the Office
Of publication, and not exceeding three In weight
Weekly paper, l3 cents per quarter.
Semi-W Weekly paper, 26 cents per quarter.
TrIWeekly paper, 50 cents per quarter.
-Four times week, Sc cents per quarter.
$. Five times week, IS cents per quarter.
Six times aweek, 7e cents per quarter.
sss5 - PERIODICALS.
Periodicals published oener than semi monthly shall
PesiodeaIs pubished monthly not exceeding IL
.or each additional ounce or fraction of ounce.
S-s os TRANSIENT PRINTED NATTER
The inland postage on every other newspaper, and on
each circular not sealed, handbi engraving pamphlet,
periodical magazine other paper which shall beuncon
ected with any manuscript written matter, and not
exceeding ounce In weight shall be cent and for every
additional ounce fraction of ounce addition
al and books bound and unbound, not weighing
four pounds, shall be deemed mailabe NATTER and the In
land postage them shall be the rate of cents
fraction of ounce, and the postage all such
transient matter and books, shall be prepaid In oil
cep when sent by officers musicians or prvates OF the
army. ar, ..E'a....
YRAsK1Se PRIVILEGE.
The following persons only entitled to the frankinS
privilege and In all cases strictly confined to official busi-
ness. 2 "a. ..ss. d. s.zrsss.S IS a.. ..- .''.
Postmaster General.
Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post Office Department
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06

EOR TAX COLLECTO1.-WE
u are authorized to announ ce SMITH 8 sNnpRs nc
candidate for orTAxCOLLEVroR, at the ensuing election
JaluaZy6 tss
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06

Gold iuNew York on the !22d, Was S25,
and closed at 206. 80 -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16
DIED.,

Al his late residence In this city. on the 10Th OF
,.nnsrv 1874. ARTHUR A MORSON, Esq, an
sminsn, member of the Richmond Bar, aged 81
years. e Nc ,.,. res,-
dence on Governor street, to-day (Saturday) al IL
",ciock NJ His friends and aeQuaintances are re
speetfuiiy invited to attend "itho"s 'u''"e' ~"
lice.
Suddenly. on Thursday morning, the I4th lnst,
~ O'Clock, ROsALThE, infant daughter OF
10 and Isabella r Fore, aged four months and nine
days.
That once loved form, now cold and dead,
Each mournful thought employs;
We weep our earthly comforts ned,
And withered all our Joys
Hope looks beyond the bounds OF time,
When what we now deplore
Shall rise in full, immortal prime,
And bloom to fade no more
Her funeral will take place from Clay street IN
En- Church, this (Sa:ufday9 morning, AT III CLOCK.
be relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
On the 18th January, 1864, Mr. WIN KIRBY,
His funeral will take place from the residence of
r Kirby on 9th at, TO- day Saturday at O'Clock
pm. The friends Of the family are requested to
attend.
On Friday, the 18th inst, at AZ O'Clock, PAT
RICK McDONOUGH, aged 60 years
His funeral will take place from his residence
on Eth street, near Venabie, on Sunday, at nan
past 2 O'Clock NJ. His friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully invited TO attend without
further notice.
In the county Of Charles City, January Is, 1864
of copsumption In the Sod year of her age, JANE
F. wife Of e c Folkes, Esq. She leaves a kind and
alectionate husband and seven children TO mourn
their irreparable loss.
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be their 1T The vssy net that they are
snllsting or negroes TO do their hghtang ICE
thsua, proves scarcity OF men who nave
any stomach for the war. Nevertheless, they
viii mike this effort, and It will be gigantic
And how do We propose to meetit! Not we
presume, BY tame surrender; not oy giving
an our houses to be taken possession OF BY ne
proes: not BY turning over all our goods AND
,h.ttels "a be confscated for the benefit OF the
yankees; not by sitting with our arms fold
cd. or wringing our hands and oluooerine
over our misfortunes. These are the inevi-
table consequence Of submission, and We
40 not suppose even the most gloomy Of the
substitute purchasers contemplate suco a
surrender as that. II they do not, there Is
but one alternative. 1t Is to obey the laws OF
Congress cheerfully and with alacrity-to
eight the enemy, since better may moi DC
done, While our Congressmen are talking
they are preparing for their formidable on
set. We must be prepared to meet them
aud We can be prepared If the proper STEPS
he taken. We must meet them, and we must
beat them. What is more, we can meet
them, and We can beat them: What Is most
Of all, we will meet them, and we will peat
them. Away, then, with all this childlsn
despondency. There IL no occasion Ior IT,
and If there were, this is not the time 70 III
dulee In It. The Confederacy has not yet
ont forth one half It's strength. 1t has risen
always with the occasion, and thus II VIII
continue to rise, as fast as fresh occasions
oresent themselves. For our own part, we
never have doubted of the issue, even when
Mcclellan was around this city, and that, we
take 1t, was the darkest hour OF the Confed'
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~ z07tc09teT q CO.s os0VN AUesSs
WE will sell at auction. at our ONCE, on Wednes-
w day, the Goth inst, at IL O'Clock.
81, 900 Confederate 8 per cent registered boz d.
various dates
$4,000 Conf. derate per cent coupon bonds, va
rious dates
$1,000 Confederate per cent coupon bonds
10000 do do convertible bonds
500 Orange and Alexandra h . per cent
bonds
900 Manassas Gap r r bonds
1900 Norfolk ~ registered bonds
$50 shares Orange and Alex B stock
400 interest coupons OF tho VI Central, We
and Tenn, Richmond and York River
and Orange and Alex RR
500 State and City interest coupons
30 shares Bank Commonwealth stock
80 do Bank Richmond do
20 do Aercbants' Insurance do
And other bonds and stocks TO be added before
day of sale. LANCASTER / co,
j. 10 AuctioueeYs
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~~>'"--~"~~>~~>>-~~~~----.~-
R1 Goddtn d hyperion, Axet,or1.,

NOMFORTABIE Framed Tenement. On IL. y
" side OF b Stephen, between Duvsl s.d ~
ST.. FOR sale 1t auctioB.-Will be sold 1t auass !.
the premises, on Monday, the 18th January ~ !.
4 O'Clock N, the framed tenement ioe,s.S :
above, now In the occupancy OF Mr. Adalphua a..
containing B rooms. Poasessou given N q ~
weeks.
Txzxs-Oash. The taxes for this year 70 N -.
oy the purchaser. GODDIN APPRSOS,
ia ~ Auctiouesa
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MYCZAL MOTIONS

-. YOR eALu 1t an the Richmond 1coxssesSe-
THE RIVAL ADMlNISTKAIIVnNS::.
RICHMOND AND WASHINGTON IN DDCAA-
BIER, 1853
By POLLARD,
Author ~ oThe First and Second Years OF tns
War"
p.aca,a noc>rs;ar, no,a esse oportef Gped0-Jus-
TlNIAN.
Ons of the most extraordinary and powsrlaI1po.
iit;cal psupbiets of the times containing fevIe.
Of the JEFF Davis party, aud some ioterssacg PHI
cate history Of the Richmond Departments, &C.
CONTENr:
I. aWsut Of Capacity" in the ConfederatS ADMIN
is.rattou. ii Jefferson Davs-Kariy tro9nNtNa-
lions Of the War iii The Confederate FINANCES -
". Tue Military Situation 10 the
II. The slavery Question in the War VII History
OF the "Resaliatoo" Policy VIII. The LAST hope.
For sale at oil the Richmond bookstores.
Or,sefa Of the trade at the usual discount. Lnese
should be sent in early, ~ the edition Il
great demand il anticipated.
Prics, 81. sent to any- part Of the coHssdsracy
(prspaid) for o..
orders should be addressed TO .m,
PROPRIETOR OF CONFEDERATE
I. 1e-It- READIs9.ROOw, Richmond, We.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16

~ THE Association OF Army and Navy Sur.
~ gsons will meet at the Medical College this
evening, 1t Z O'Clock.
Subject for Observation-Disclosures neCrisn"
report ou Water Dressings to Gunshot WOUNDS,
from Surgeon Read, and resume Of the djscussio"s
ON Chloroform, from Surgeon Michel, may be ex-
pected. By ordsr Of the President.
10 l6-1t- WIN "A DAVIS, Secy'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16

Az-NO1 GENUINE Cider Vinegar, for family
{ &c, ct q reasonable price.
The highest cash prices paid for empty INK bottes
and Viale-1ass or iae-at No Exchange Hotel
Building, 1Ath street. JAZZ
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01fUQU1MT ux LIST


utofh
per cent "ssoa a'"
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~ CORNs, Bunions, Callosilies, Delormed
~ Nails, &c, treated without the slightest
main. 5y DR. SCHULTZ, the Chirup0dist The DR..
has resumed practice and may again be consulted
until further nOitce.
{h3. Office, Wall Street Hotel, Wall 81.
}Ef- Ladies and children attended as usual.
Ia l6-2tH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16

" ALUABLE Farm Of ls7 acres in Henrico, .,s
v miles north Of Richmond, on the old s,as, r..
leading to Hanover G II, together with I've Shv.
all the crops Of Corn, Fodder, ebucks, MuIs
Horses, Hogs, Cattle, 10, for sale at aucsoa.-u
the request of the trustee We shall sell ct suc,,s.
on the premiscs on Tuesday, the 10th January, IsSs,
at IL O'Clock A n, the farm located y above, now
occupied by Mr. Il Dennis, adjoining the lands Il
Mr. Richard Gray, DR. eheppards estate ana oshers,
containing 1877 acres. OF which about % acres are
woods, ana The remainder open land, In good heart
having recently been improved by the use Of suauo
aud other manures. There are thirty acres u What,
twenty acres In winter oats, Ave acres in clover md
three bushels Of onions. and fifteen acres fllloWs q,
CORP. The improve.nen consist Of . small dwelling,
containing three rooms; Two quarters Tor psrvann,
barn, stable, corn house, and we'll Of good water
the yard. After the sale of the land viii BE- sods
valuable family OF slaves, consisting Of woman q
years old and her four children, ranging from n.
fancy to 10 years old. Also, the cribs Of corn.
shucks, fodder, two horses, two mules, one aas
spring wagon and harness, and all the farm ing nps
ments. Also, 500 head Of cabbagss, ~ bushels M
sweet potatoes, and IA bushels seed Irish potatoes
IL hogs, 3 COWS, and calves.
TxRAD-Cash. Possession given In few dayi-
The taxes for 1854 10 be paid by the purchaser.
Ja ii 0ODDlN APPERS0N, AueA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16

G X Frame Tenements on 18th and Lsiah ii, mi
/ on the Fast line Of Concord Ct, near 20 I.,S !.
for Sale at Auction. be sold 1t auction. ~ ~
premises, on Wednesday, the Goth Of Jsruary laG
At 4 O'Clock Y, six Frame Tenemeuts- ,,uc n n,
southwest corner Of Of Leigh and 18th 81, md a.,
renting for fair rents.
THRMs-Cash. The taxes for 1854 70 bs p.nM
the purchasers. GODDIN APPERs0N.
jA14 Auctions.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANUyEINENTS.
ATEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager. .......A ogoen
On and after Monday feats 10 the Dress Circle
will be 80.
Privato Boxes, seating six persons, S25.
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan l6, 1854,
viii be presented the beautiful Comedy, III three acts
Cd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16
By williamson d Co., A,Icttoassrh
mo. 1872 Maiu street.1

II EY, Leass, Good VIII, stock, Fixtures, &c,
IN the Rebel House for Bale At Aucton.-0a
Thursday, the 18th inst, commencing at II O'Clock
N, We will sell the Key, Lease, Good viii, stsk
Fixtures, &c, OF this very fashionable and popular
FALCON, situated 18th street, under Exchange 10
tel We would snumsrats the following vsry dai.
rabe art ioles:
I dozen glasses, Consisting Of goblsts, vtS
glasses, ba- tumbisrs, 80
2 dozen decanters
bar counter
l Oyfter counter
magnificent chandelier
200 feet gas pipe
100 feet lead pipe, u inches In diameter
Key, good VIII, and lease for one yer
l splen lid cooking stove
bar-roOm stove
Very superior dining tables
~ dozen arm chaire
dozen plates
Cups and sauoers
Knives and forks
Large lot Of empty bottles, (sssorted) q.
WILLIAMSON d 90, Auotf.
P. S.-Ths above sale will take place 81 the ins
specified unless disposed Of sooner privately.
all " 3 CO, Auctn
The above eals 70 postponed until Tuesday, u"
10Th inst. WILLIAMSON 60,
ja14 Auctcneer.
By VIM. II. Fb.ole, Sons q Co., Asefs,
Nos. 116 and lis Main street,
A UCTION sALE.--On Tussday, the 10Th inst, -
II shall offer
500 pairs No 10 Cotton Cards, just imported
Dry Goods,
Parties desiring to avail themselves Of TIN sas
will please send in their goods.
WA H FoWLE, SONS co,
hl6-at Auotonssfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16

TlNRACT Of lAnd called Bloomsbury, IN Chester.
j nsld, near 70 Port Walthall Junction, on swift
crock, four miles from Pstersburg, containing los
ACTON I'VE are authorised 10 seil the above yslus.
bic tract OF lard, Of which one-thrd V In original
and twothirds IL secondary growth. II b believed
tlas the Wood alone would pay the whole purchase
Doeey. The sill b q excellent quality for wheat,
corn, md veSetAhles Thsss - on the tract a on.
sel3saB 6shefy II early ~ pioaEion ID made u viii
- sold for 30 per aors. Agp'y to
= le-3t oODDiN / APPlRsON.
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by VIM. II. F6sole, Sons d o., Asefs,
Nos. 116 and lis Main street.
Hu HUI. Dickinson d. o., Auets.

~ HUI, Dickinson d o., a'es'
A DMINIsTRATORs Sale Of Negroes II VII III
~ At the auction house Of Hill, Dickinson w.
on Monday next, 18th inst, At 10 O'Clock, Ike"
groes, via:
ELLEN and CHILD.
aAsbY,
GEORGE,
Belonging 70 the estate Of s Rawiings dssd.
RuTCHE0N, Admr;
HmL, DIckrxans Co Aucts. kH
NV IGh b. SOLD ct pubic auction. On the piss
w ises, In Chester field county. ~ nile I've ~.
P0whataa Station, On the Richmond a1d Oss,s-
Railroad, On Thurday, the 2lst inst, one ~ Ss
power steam engine, circular saw, ara gs'.as
gsther With ali ths Axturss necessary 70 ee"y
on extensive lumber and milling business a. -
the buildings connected with the mills, bsf n.
seven oxen. wagon. earrylogs, cooking a" ZEE,
farming .atsnsiis, Let Of hogs. tegetber WIN
other articles unnecessary 10 mention.
LUMBER. ,
We win also sell, 1t public suction. q res' -
station, X b D b. on "Wednesday. the az -
Is 900 feet II Superior lumber, corstuae
boards, q fhn boards, seartling, heart aoonss
weather boarding. Terms eash. an
JAZZ r sl1s -
n VVnMisS. ONtR'e saIs Of Slave 10 pesss..sss
u OF decree OF the County CooSs o. - /" n,
pfonousced on the 9Th day Of January, vs.; =.
cause styled Cartwright vs. 0asthriEht, &c, ~ 1900
derssgned, who Wa appointed Special CONE ~. iss
therein, viii proceed TO seil % Monday, ~ 80
day Of January, 1884, ~ ~ o'cisck \ N irons as
State Court Hcuse, in the city Of kenn ~.
slave named Fleming. He b about ~ ~"
and y . good housssesvant. s,rw
Terms Cash. $1,000
i.7-,ot Dpecial Commits 0e"
- Nv
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VALUABLE Tavern stand, Il Pamplin's depot, on
Of Mr. Thos " TAley We Offer for aale his valuable
tavern property located - above The house has
rooms, besides the asua out buildings including an
icehouse well fled with Ice, and . spring Of pure
water on The premises Attached 20 the place u i've
acres Of land There are Ut Pampn's several stores,
besides . tanneTy and shoe shop, and the tavern 10
said 70 b excellent for securing custom The
nsehhorhood u . good ooe, with churches, schools
end mills cooventent. Apply 70
j. lest 0ODDIN 3 APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16

I EASE Of Carpenter Shop tor sale at auction -
l. On Tuesday, 18th inst, at O'Clock, will sell
the unexpired lease Of that excellent two story
framed carpenter shop situated l4th and Dock
streets The lease has years TO run The pre-
misses are now rented st Sl26 per month. Posses
sion given Immediately.
NIB Tav lease can be sold privately before the
day of sale by application to
jal6 E PLEASANTs, Auct.
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SPECIAL Notice -subscribers to the stock
~ Of the Virginia Volunteer Navy Company who
have not paid their subscriptions required to do
90 forthwith. BY order Of the board.
], l6-6t JLAPPERSON, TT.
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ENSTRaY HORSE.--raken up sunday, the 18Th
H. of December, Zone month ago. Horse, OF
dark color, white star on his head, and two small
white spots On his back. If the owner Will not
come forward, prove property, pay charges, ano
take him away by Saturday, the 10th inst, will sell
the horse that day ct auction for stable lees ana
expenses. ASTON BERRY,
in i6-2l~ Canal st, bet 1Vtn anO 1Atu.
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SENATORIAL Election.-We are au
~ thorized to announce WILLIAM BUR
NETT As a candidate to represent the counties of
jefferson and Berkely in the Senate OF Virginia.
H. Election, Thurday, 2lst inst. ia l6-ltt
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army
with
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friend
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0Nk Hundred Dollars Remarkably stable was
broken open on the night Of the l2ih and my
III are stolen. Che ia q dark bay mare, about fifteen
hand. Oh, one white foot, and . small star In her
forehead eAN'L + BAYLY,
10 l&-6tt No Q, Winder Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16

TCOR RENT-Ons Brick Tenement, on the corner
r Of 18th and Richmond SITS, containing eleven
rooms, including q store Attached TO 1t is . gar
den Of one acre, well cultivated For further par.
ticulars apply to Mrs CAPSrON,
ia l6-1ts 18th street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16

stand ca 18th street, third door above Frank.
IN suitable for any kind cf busioese. Tho hcussis
large thrss-s brick baiidipg coatsining eight
large rooms. Apply ~ No 7 Franklin street, thrss
doors above l5eb. IL l6-2N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16

no PARTNERSHIP hotice.-The undersigned,
" propristors Of the Richmond Foundry. have
Q ciatsd With them Msssrs John q Apdrew and
Alexander Scott In their busioeos, which will b
conducted under the style srd firm Of Samson, Pae
3 10. from January lst. 1854.
jA16-Sts SAMSON 4 PAD,
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TOR RENT will rent for the present and next
U year. or longer ii the lasts, my farm IN
Chesterfield county, about i've miles from Richmond,
on the oil C0alpit turnpike Any one wanting 70
rent would do well 70 call, money IL not my object
In renting it out. Wk TINSLEY,
IN 1IN{
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TOR Rent-A front basement and attic room, the
r d-st suited TOR . gsntleman's Office, on the
sQusre above the 6pOtswocd HOTEL three doors from
the corner. Alao, ffst-rats marketmsn for hire.
IA IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-16

Very superior tea . variety Of pFeserves, 1c.
N.B-The house will be open from A NJ to 8
on Wednesday, the Goth inst, for visitors TO ex.
anime the above attractive collection Of desirable
goods.
The tastes Of oil can BE- gratied In quality, style,
and taste, In . manner 20 unusual that an sure
will commsnd the patronage Of the public.
jal6 Z 9 PLEASANTS, Aucrr.
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ESDR RENT-A nicely .farnishsi feeut Chamber,
r. with eos, hre, ana servants attendance, dssira-
bly, situated end within I've minutes walk o. tho
OaDaleL Address ~, J" Dspateh slBoe.
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PERSONAL.

YPHJ YAY 10 Ia THE ely he VIII svC
his addrsss ct The Dispatch eaAes.
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FOR RENT and SALE.

JULIUS A. ROBsON, C. CIR.
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T OST BY a lady. yesterday morning, "a blue
I enameled Watch, with bunch Of flowers in
diamonds on one side, and small flower and
leaves In diamonds on the other. The makers
name ia ''Moulenier, Geneva" The watch IL
highly priced, and its return to this Office at the
residence of Col. Fred'k Skinner, on Franklin 81,
between 9Th and 9Th, will be literally rewarded.
Ia l6-lft
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
~ signed. Auditor OF Dubois county. Ind
will offer At Public auction At the Courl
House door in the town Of Jasper, on Mon.
day April l1th, 1854. 10 the highest bidder,
he following real estate situsted In said
county forfeited 10 the Congressional School
Fund Of Town three (3) south range five (5)
west; and bought ID BY the State Of Indiana,
10 wit: north east quarter Of the north
west quarter Of Section NO. five (5.) too n
one (l,) south range three (3) west. con-
tanning ~ acres, more or less.
Terms-A credit OF i've years will be Civ.
en- on most Of the purchase money, the pur-
chaser paving seven per cent. intcrcs, an
nually, 10 advance
March l9-4w ! SoTpERnAs, A. y. G.
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M. FREADMAs, Jasper;
Fam. HOFFMAN, HARRISON Township;
JoHH L. HoFFMAs, Columbia Township:
GEO. HcrFMAs. HARRISON Tow nshir;
GEo r. SHuRrz. Ferdinand;
JoHE g. BEcEmAE. Ferdinand;
ERrsr rrcKHAEpT, Hun'ingsburr;
L. r.. TAYLOR, Irelsnd;
snd bv Druggists Merchants ever where
C. w. ROBACK, Componnder of Stomach
Bitters. BLOOD Pills. Dis,lier and Msnufnr-
turer OF Ca,awha and Swedish Brandies and
all kinds o. the fines, Domestic Iqn~rs
which are sold. whrlrsals or N any dssifcd
nj Nos. 5s. IS. ct ma 60 Fsst
Third street Cincinuaii. q.
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NEW GO Cd S!
Cheap a. lIsc Cheapest
JOS. FIR EA DM AN

yNFOkMS the public generally that he
! has just returned from the ciilrs 81
Cnrinnaii and Lpni>viil~. with y stock -
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES QUEENS.
WARE AND NOTIONS, which Is unsur-
passed in any store 10 This locality. aud
which he has purchased on such favorable
terns Is will enable him 4. sell rs cheap.
u not cheaper. than any merchant 10 tn,
locality. Give me call aud satisfy yuur-
solves. a, The big brick on The east side OF
The PubIic Square, Jasper lad.
October 1863. JOS. FREEDMAN.