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IMPRovEMrNrs.-We are glad to chroni-
Gle the fact that several of the old franc
tenements, witch have so long been an eye
sore to our citizens and all who visit NJ,
are being pulled down. They will soon be
replaced by buildings that will be ornament
al az we'll as useful. .-
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DURING the stay of the Sd Brigade of the
9th Army Corps at Harper's Ferry, the
work of constructing the railroad to Win
chester was commenced, and the ties and
rails were laid to Hallstown. Since the re-
turn of the brigade to the Army of tho Po-
tomac, the work has ceased and the labo +
ers have been transferred to the Army OF
the Potomac
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Sales Of 1910 Bonds.

WASHINGTON, April ll.-Sales of 1910
bond exceed the expectation. Recent de
msnds reached the full capacity of the De-
partment to supply them The amount of
sales reported at the Department, to-day
was $1,000, $50 Total amount reported at
the Department during the lsst 4 days is
s. 100000.
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KILLED IN Coal BANK.-Mr. D. Hull
while working in a coal bank near Bridge
port yesterday was instantly killed by the
fall of large quantity of soap-stone. The
body was very much mangled and could
scarcely be recognized. The deceased leaves
a wife and two children to lament his sad
end
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BLEED TO DEArH-The young lady who
We noticed day or two since, 40 having
both legs cut off by locomotive on the
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad, bled to
death. Her name was Mite, and she resided
at Fairview, but had been on visit to an
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-13

THE new school law of Ohio, requires
male teachers, on application for certificates
to pay 40 cents and females IS cents. to be
applied to the support of Teachers Insti-
tutes.
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JOHN KRArr, Orderly Sergeant of Capt.
Hamilton's Company, died on Monday altar
noon at his residence in Centre Wheeling.
The deceased had been i'll for i've Or six
months past, and was faithful soldier and
an esteemed citizen.
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lELEGRIPHIC..
Up to- to 90 Clock. a. M.


The FlOE100 Expe01t1On.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE report ef
the committee on the Conduct of the War,
relative to the Florida expedition says that
on the 18th of last September Gen. Gil
more addressed Halleck with proposition
to send force to operate in that State, to
recover the territory and cut off very rich
source of supplies, and increase the number
Of clored troops.
On the 22d Halleck replied authorizing
him to undertake such operations as he
might deem best. {r T.ITAG T
On Jan. 22d Hallsck wrote: "The mat
ter is eft entirely to your Judgment and
discretion with the means ut your command.
If expected give an outlet to cotton or open
field enlisrments for colored troops. The
advantages may be sufficient to Justify the
expense, but simply as military operations
Iattach very little importance to sach ex.
penditures. He7 Is
Gilmore urged in reply that tho occupa.
ton affords an outlet for cotton, lumber and
other products, and prevents the rebels oh
tanning supplies of beef, &c, and establish.
ing railroad communication elsewhere by
the seizure and use of the rails of the Fer
nandina & St. Mary's r. R.
The only step taken by the President ap
pears to be the following:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
January l3. 1864
Mai. Gen, Gilmore Il understand an effort
is being made by some gentlemen to re-
construct the legal State government of
Florida. Florida ii il your department and
it is not unlikely you may be there in per-
son. have given Mr.. Hay commission
as Major and snt him to you with some
blank books and other blanks to aid in the
construct Ae will explain the manner Of
using the blanks and also my general views
on the subject. 1t is desirable for all to Co
operate, but if irreconcilable differences of
opinion arise you are master. | wish the
thing done in the mos speedy way possible,
80 that when cone it may lie within range
of my late proclamation on the subject.
Detail labor will, of course, have to be
done by Others, bvt shall be greatly oblig.
ep if you will give it such general super.
vision as you can find consistent with your
more strictly military duties
Signed A. LINCOLN.
The expedition, numbering 6,OO0 or 5000
was placed by Gilmore's orders under Gen.
Seymour, and Admiral Dahlgren furnished
3 gunboats Tho particulars of -hese oper-
atoms are givee which have been substan-
TALLY communicated to the press heretofore.
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FINE STocK OF Doors AND SHoEs.-Louis
Franzheim, at l49 Main Street, has just
opened fine stock of Boots and Shoes,
which he will dispose of at very reasonable
terms.
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TIE Rev. Mr.. Baxter has wsitten book
identifying Louis Napoleon with Anti Christ
and predicting the battle of "Armageddon,"
and, We suppose, the final victory of the
saints in 1875.
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THE SPEECH of Mr.. Long of Ohio, Is now
the exciting topic of the day. The papers
are full of it; the peopletalk of nothing else
except the stock of Dry Goods just received
by p Kennedy; l63 Main street, Bargains
are to be had there, and We would advise
all to give him call. See advertisement.
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Mrs. M. RHEINsrRoM, No. l4l Main ST.,
will open Spring and Summer Millinery, on
Thursday, April 18th 1864
Apr. II st.
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river. Damage by tospedoss=seEy=tsi6sis
and hss been repaired. sof Er-U II
I The Heralds army of Potomac despatch:
Reports that tho bridges are repaired and
the trains running. g tsgOE'I Z. ia
Gen. Grant left Culpepper and arrived at
" ashiagton at IL O'Clock. q 50 G1lll5a
Heavy rains will still further delay move
ments Of the army for the present7 Roads
sse id 4 horrible condition.
a9,i-77-7-T y -DsSeT g nj )
Gold Quotations. ,-v
Es9lp ~ ~. "a. b. IT - rsIl1 -11l -
.ers6'o'7 sts7s lo New YoRE, April H.
0oLD-l73l.o. 'cf. 1a-.i@ tH - So
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The recent rains have swollen the Ohio
considerably, with the prospect Of still
more water. We had between twenty three
and twenty-four feet in the channel last
evening.
The Signet has resumed her regular trips
again. -s.5
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Trustees's Sale Of Valuable
Coal Stratum near the City
80 ErIf of Wheeling. VI

DY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Oscar D.
ID Thompson and wife to the undersigned, dated
the lst day of August. 1857, and recorded in the
Office for the Recorder Of Ohio county, in Deed
Book No. forty two [42 folio Eve hundred aud
fifty 1851 viii, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of
April, 1864, at the front door of the Court House
of Ohio county, at 10 o'clock A NJ, proceed to sell
at Public Auction, the following described prop
erty, that is to say, all the stratum Of coal under
lying certain tract or parcel Of land in Ohio
county, Wet Virginia, containing by estimation
one hundred and eighty mine 1879 acres more or
less, and being the same stratum Of coal which was
conveyed to the said Thompson by Chester d. Hub
bard and wife, Henry B. Hubbard and wife and
John r. Hubbard and wife, by deed dated August
LIST. 1857, to which, for a more particular de-
scrption of the metes and bounds Of the tract Of
land under which the said stratum. OF coal lies,
reference is here mads. .. 'fat
TERMS, OF SALE.-Cash. DAN. c LIST,
msrl9dtd rg.E gJgE1 Trustee.
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CRRsH GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
Il At GRAHAM'S DRUG STORE.
A dmfnistratOr's Sale Of Real
Estate. 10 rf.'@

DY virtue Of decree Of the Cncuit Court Of
ID Wetzel county. rendered at the March term
of 1864, in the case Of the Merchants and Me-
chanic's Bank Of Wheeling W. Isaac z Hoskin-
sans Administrators and others, in Chspcery,
will proceed to sell at Public Auction, TO the
highest bidder, at the front door Of the Court
House Of said county, on MONDAY, the % day
of May next, the same being Court day, yslua-
Bile tract Of 1856 acres Of Land, veil timbered and
lying about three quarters of mile from the Ohio
River, and three miles above the town Of New
Msrsnsville in said county. The sale will be made
on the following terms to-wit: -. 81
one-third Of the purchase money 10 DO paid IN
the day of sale, the residue in SIX and twelve
months, the purchaser giving bonds with god Sc
eurity for ths deferred payment The dde will
be retained until the purchase money 10 MI paid
~ 2 ~ BENJAMIN r MARTIN,
Administratorpf the Estate Of
masso-4tw fsaac z. Hoskinson, de'd
Ewing, Attorney ~ ~ rss 2, 80 = = -,
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Buckeye, Quaker and Woods
Moving. Machines.

Il brated and well-knowa hs--As Machines, would
call the attention Of farmers to the necessity Of buying
Machines early, as 1t IS well known that many were
disappointed in getting them last saason Our stock IS
limited for the coming season.
All the above wall be sold AZ vs<tory Prices.
.Csli and get circula.. - ID. 80 r...- -
mafi.du. W.T. II 9AIE STREET.
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LEG BRoxrN--A young son Of Thos. P
Shallcross, ESQ, had his leg broken = ister.

-.-. r e, essagi5 IL ,r-ssV T1TI JILtsGSi /
gI-J stEAHAHO . - ~
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SCHRNCK's ssawssd Tonic, for Dyspepsis, for So
St QRAHAM'S DhUG STORE.
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GoLD-l73 Is.

THE FINEST CHEWING TOBACCO-For
/ sale at GRAHAMS DRUG STORE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-18
Affairs IN LOUISIANA.

MOBILE, Jan. 16-The Eteni"g Neps has
special from Summit, which says: "Taylor
was at Alexandria on the 18th, fortifying.-
Franklin was at New Iberia. One division
of Banks's men left New Orleans on the 5th'
Twelve to fifteen thousand troops are en-
camped at Algiers, with the supposed pur-
pose of an expedition against Mobile. A
large fleet of transports are in Lake Borgne,
waiting for coal. A large number of coal
barges have passed down. Five gunboats
are at the mouth Of Red river. Our cavalry
dashed into Bayou Sara On the 9th and cap
tured two spectators. Meadville has been
sacked and twenty men captured by three
hundred Yankees from NatcheZ. Writ Adj
ams's cavalry pressed the enemy closely near
Baton Rouge, near which place he captured
q Lieutenant and fifteen men.
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DIED.

Ga Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock, WILLIE
STEWART, infant son of NJ and Maria Lee.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
his parents, on Mayo street, between Broad and
Franklin sts, to-day al ) O'Clock M. The friends
and acquaintances of the family are respectfully
requested to attend without further notice.
Al the LinwOod House, city of Richmond, of
wound received In battle, Corporal JOHN A. ED
WARDS, Company T., 18th Virginia Cavalry, of
King George county, VIRGINIA, son of the Rev.
VIM. Il. Edwards, of the Baltimore Conference.
Ills friends and those of Mr.. NJ. WOilingsford are
respectfully invited to attend his funernai at 3E
O'Clock this (Monday) afternoon at the Linwood
House.
fgz- Baltimore and Washington papers please
copy.
tIAt his residence, on Virginia street, near the
Danvllle Depot. on sunday night, MICHAEL
MOORE, In the 6lst year Of his age.
His funeral will take place to-day, (Monday,) at
3 O'Clock p NJ.
t7- Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please
COPY.
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,vrrsEs17Nc FROM TEXAS.

INTER GSz1kG FROM 1E~a'S'
HousroN. Texas, Dec. 2s.-(via summit
Ian H)-The Texas Legislature adjourned
on the 10Th. 1t passed an act placing the
en,,re military power of the State at the
aisposal of the Confederate military authorl'
ties for one year. II has also paid half OF
one per cent. tax on property, and has
amended the Code defining treason so as to
make II applicable to those who talk treason
and almost to those who think 1t. The SEES
sion only continued for six weeks, but the
action was important.
Since the arrest of traitors, some weeks
since, in this city, what few secret enemies
of the Confederscy We have, have become
very quiet and submissive. The effect Of
the arrest was exceedingly wholesome.
The occupation of our coast by the enemy
ia theme of general interest. At last &C.
counts the enemy was quietly encamped at
Decrows Point, which is at the lower end OF
Matagorda Peninsula.
An attempt to take Velaso was presented
by the timely arrival of Debrays brigade and
two batteries at the mouth Of San Bernard.
1t is supposed that the entire force OF the
enemy will reach 2O, 600.
General A. Hamilton, the Military Cover
nor of Texas, by letters patent from "Abe
the 1st," is supposed to be with them. He
has issued no proclamation as yet.
The people Of Texas are turning out en-
mssse to give the enemy warm reception.
As m evidence Of what has been done, Gen.
Magruder has advertised for 10000 haver-
sacks for his army.
A "Cotton Bureau for the Trans-Missis-
s,ppi Department" has been established in
this city by Lieuterant-General Smith, under
the control of Lieut. Colonel w. J. Hutch
Ins. 1t is proposed to buy one half of all
the cotton In the State, at specified valua-
ton, to be paid for by the Confederate Gov
ernment with speeie-paying bonds.
The winter rains have set in, rendering the
movements of troops in the State exceed
ingly difficult.
No fighting has taken place since the cap
ture of Fort Esperance, near Saturia. This
fort was not designed to meet land attack.
It was evacuated after three days lombard
ment, with No loss.
Gen. Franklin, with his force, is still near
New Iberia, and Gen. Taylor has al eye on
his movements.
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; FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. l6.-The bOmbarlment
OF the city continues steady. One hundred
aud cighty-nine shells were fired from .
O'Clock on Friday evening to 5 this afternoon.
One man was slightly wounded. The enemy
had again been on accommodating cXpedi-
ton, and new demonstration is expected
The Yankees are still working on Gregg, and
hauling ammunition to the Cummings Point
batteries. All quiet with, the feet.
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e ALUAELE Fern OF 1877 acres III Uenrico, eight
y miles north IF Richm 0nd, On the old stage road
leading to Hanover II, together with five Slaves,
all The crops Of Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Mules,
Horses, Hogs Cattle. &c, for sale at aucton.-At
the request Of the trustee, shall sell at auction,
the premises, Tuesday, the 10th January, 1854,
at II O'Clock A n, the farm located as above, now
occupied by Mr. Dennis, adjoining the lands of
Mr. Richard Gray, DR. Sheppards estate, aud others,
containing lt1 acres. Of which about Gu 10
woods, ana the mainder open land, in good heart,
having recently been improved by the use Of guano
and other manureS. There thirty acres in wheat
twenty IN winter cats, five in clover and
three bushels Of onions and fifteen faii0wad for
corn. The improvements consist Of small dwelling
containing three ROOMS; two quarters Tor servants,
barr, stable corn house, and well of good water
the yard Alter the gale OF the land, will be sold
valuable family of slaves, consisting Of e
years Old and her four children, ranging ffcm ill.,
fancy to 10 years OIL. Also, the cros Of corn.
shucks. FODDER, two horses, two mules. enc fine
spring wagon and harness and all the farm ing imple
men;s Also, 500 head Of eabbages, "a bushels seed
sweet potatoes and II bushels seed Irish potatoes
Is hogs, COVE, and calves.
TKRMs-Cash Possession given in a few days.
The taxes for 1854 10 be paid by the purchaser
ia IL GODDlN APPERSON, Arcts
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MAR RIED.

On Thursday. the eth instant, at Mulberry Hill,
Charlotte county, the residence Of the bside's
fpther, by the Rev A w Miller, Iieut-COl 4 NJ
TALCO1"r,C $ A, to MAMIE &, daughter of
John Il McPhati, Esq.
Ry the Rev. G. Mason, NJ the residence Of Mr..
James A. Oakley, on Wednesday evening, the 18th
Inetant, Mr. FREDERICK HEFFLEY, of this
city, to Mrs. MARY J. SCRUGGS, of POwhaian
flhn1u
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aP1mlL MOEON

~ SPECIAL NOTfCv.--Attent.on 10 callci q
o'cIoCk A n. OF Fancy aud Toilet Soaps, DC, (0ar
Gin y manufsctnre) at the store formerly occupied
by 0arcin, on the north side Of Broad, betwes
9th aud 5tb ste.
See advertisement uader hesd Ct auction sa'ee.
ia 18-ltt
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REAL ESTATE FC.R SALE

\ AND Fer sae.--I ffsr for sale privately. m,
tract of land lying on the Rsedy Creek road
10 the county OF Lunsnburg twelve mics drcn
Blacks and Whites, and seven east Of the Court
House, and near Cox's road The tract contain,
400 acres, one hundred in ginal growth the b.
Ance In pines and open lands, and in COED state for
cultivation; cd dwelling house with seven
roGms an other houses efficient al in pretty sa
repair. There is within or hundred yards Of The
dwelling. enc of the finest springs 10 the county II
net sold privately before shall offer it at public
auction at Lunenburg Court House on MONDAY, st
day CT February Eext that being court day. Tern.
made known on the day Of sale
Address G r HARDY
Mscfsrland'sP0
ia ls-3t$ Lunepbirg county, Va
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a N Interest Zone ,hiri) In the Mongon'li
~ White Sulphur Springs. with 100 aero IN
La q attached, tor SAFE We are suthorzed 70 y.
20 out Of eco shares Of this valuable property i.
are zee acres Of fine land, besides the oaie.s
thereon, Estimated before the war ~ De s@ ,
$lTb 600. Tho property is now yielding rsln s;.
about sl4f00p ei anuum This valuable pfopsya
SO well and fayoFaby known iba, a further uesar
ton Ia deemed useless. To these disposed 70 -
o,nortynitv "a nor offered For further par csia"
applyto GODDlS AfPhesoN,
ia lA-3t Aae'"3o
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By Eenson d Bro, 1ucts.,

VALUABLE Estate within two miles of Char
v lOttesvle for rent a. auction. We will rent
in front Of auction room, en- Saturday, 2sd that
beautiful estate known as "Suena Vista !" situated
within two miies of Charlottesville containing 400
acres, with handsome lew brick dwelling on it
having ~ rooms with Eli the necessary cut houses
The farm is in high state Of cultivation with eighty
bushels of wheat seeded; it Il, great incuceinent
to any one wanting a good home. The fences are
all in good order. For further particu apply to
BENSON & BRO Aucts.
Charlottesville, Jan ID, 1861. i,l6--td
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BIZ IL & H,s.

- '. A""h iNa ~-
T. = .ss ass..a,'a s.,... s.. ,..,
10 o'esoes, q the rssidsnes Of y, s .as Isl No.
% q ssrsst, bstvesn Lsish and Jses Sss' aseHS
Furniture, 30. such a. ""'a aud EH.sss
n,snos.ny spring sat chair.
large French plate nirroe
centre tsbls
Carpets and velvet rus
Ottomans
CrockeIy and glassware
2clocks
Paintings, Ac.
moFoing Star stove, No O. i.,
der. y !" complets =.
ALSO,
After which ."1 bed Vsilk
A large lot OF machinist, a..
tools. soo eeipsstss
u 10 Is pLEAsANr~
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By Goddin d Apperson, Ascte.

TXCELLENT Houte and Lot, 10 Fulton, for sale
~ ut auction Will be scli at auction or the
premises, on Thursday, the 21st January, 1864, at
O'clock P NJ, the excellent house and lot on Flu ton
si.eet now in the occupancy Of Mr. Francis Lewis.
1t is in coed order, and has attached to it we'll Of
good waterin the ysrd
TERM5.--Cush The taxes for this year TO be raid
by the purchaser. GuDDiN & ApPERSON,
ja Is a Aucsionetrs.
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- TX Frame TeneInents on 18th and Leigh SITS and
> the East line or Concord ct, near 10 Leigh ST.
for Sale at Auction. - Will be sold at auction, the
PREMISES on Wednesday, the Goth of Jal uary, 1864
al 4 O'Clock II, six Frame Tenements -tH u at the
southwest corner Ct Of Leigh and 18th sts, and four
the east line OF Concord st near to Ii ign St. each
renting for fair rents.
TERMs-Cast. The taxes for Is6! to he Paid by
the purchasers. GunDIS + APPEKSDN,
Ia II Auci0neers.
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BY Williamson & Co., Auctionesrs,
mo- l92 Main street.
II Ely, Lease, Good Will, Stock, Fixtures, &C, of
N the Rebel House for Sale at Auction Won
Thursday, the iath inst, commencing at IL o'clock
N We will sell the Key, Lease, Good VIII, stock,
Fixtures, &C. of this very Fashionable and popular
saloon, situated l4,n street. under Exchange 10.
tel We would enumerate the following very desi-
rable art icles:
4 dozen glasses, consis ing Of goblets. wine
glasses, ba- tumblere, sc
z dozen decanters
bar COULTER
Oysler counter
I magnificent chandelier
200 feet gas pipe
100 feet lead pipe, x inches Ia diameter
Key, good will, and lease for one year
splsn lid cooking stove
bar room stove
Very superior dihing tables
TX do7en arm chaira
dozen plates
Cups and saucers
kniye3 aud forks
Large 10. Of empty bottles, fassos.ed,) sc.
WILLIAMSON co, Auct'r.
p. a.-Ths ADORE sale will take place nj the time
spec'n.d unless disposed Of sooner privately.
,o =: above sale is ps.gs0sd unit, Tassa:, The
ala Auc.ionesTs.
b Wm. n F6ele, SOFAS q Co, Awefs,
Mos. lf6 and lis Main street.
4 UCTION SALE--On Tueaday, the 10Th inst, W
"a shall Offer
800 pairs No 10 Cotton Cards, just Imported
Dry 0ooda,
Eats,
Miscellaneous Articles
Parties dsairiux 10 avail Themselves a thb eAl(
VIII please send " their goods.
WA II TOwLE, sONS 4 co.
blE-0t. AueliooeeSo.
n zbuesom, Catlett q ca. Auet'rs,
mo- Q Pearl street.
n u3TInN I'VE will cell q ancson, st cur store
~ On Tuesday asxs, The leth insa, cesancasing q
70 oscleck 4, Dry Goods, combating q
. Op&hs, eannela. WOODEN shirts
Ard alher soasen4hle goo1s
uoo1e I'D sAoeD, ha1o, ouoe1riao
An1 II - ~ hs1uG4onos
hM SoglDDOa, oAa1US4 4 CO. Aaele.
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EGn ACRES OF Valuable Land, mostly
lsSTUU WOOD, In uokingham county, within
inlf a mile OF slack water OF Tye River Pond Cf
aie-At the request Of DR. Clifford Cabell We Ottr
for sale 900 acres Of land, located as above mostly
in wood Of oak and hickory, estimated 10 cut thirty
cords to the The soil is If the best kind Les
well, 10 adapted TO grass, and would make fret
class grass farm. There are on the tract two hewe
log houses and half stories high, connected by
porch, framed kitchen and slabl Price. t6
per acre. Apply to GODDlE s APPERSOs
ia l9-3t
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NJ TELEGnAPM.

f.uvpsss % rus pRsss AaDoC,AfIoa.l
Catered aceord,ue 70 act Of Congress IN the Yea.
1854, BY J. q. TnRAsnsR IN the C.csk "msc e., )"
the District Court Of the Contedesasc 1sa'e'' "'
he NOg1hem District Of Georgia.
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4U.Olil in Faretse and r RAJ. Ipn ssnl.s,

4U.(UU in Faye,.e and Raj Ugh scns,
hear the kanawta river, for saie The and Hinus
survey, and lies on Paint and Cabin creeks aud 10
headwaters Of Coal river, near The Covngton ia
Ohio Railroad.
1t abouhds in Seams Of splint, bitumiEof, hi
camel coal, as shown on u section map, which ~io
the title papers, surveys, sc, can be seen aseGfe
nce.
1t is said also to embrace large quantities OF spsi
did farming ard grezng land ID well ~alsfta A'
timbeTed
The attention Of capitalists Is requested 70 I1s
really valuable property, which probably anhn
more substart ial and profitable investment haDHI
other now In Il q market. There Is Gear ebshS
title TO this property. GODpIN APPEESs
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