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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
Reported Engagement between Breck-
inridge and neutrality-suspicious.
Editors On Jeff Davis,

NEW YORK, Dec 24.-The Richmond
Examiner of the 2lst has an indefinite
report that the rebel Breckenridge had
two engagements with the national forces
under Burbridge or Stoneman, OH last
Sunday and Monday, near Glade Spring,
in Southwestern Virginia, and defeated
them and compelled them to retreat pre-
cipitately toward East Tennessee. The
rebel salt works at Saltville were re-
ported to be still safe, though it is be-
fieved the lead works at Marion are de-
stroyed.
The rebel Colonel Leatt, in an order
dated at Clinton, La, directs that all
prisoners caught going in directions OF
Union lines with cotton to sell to the
Yankees, shall be punished with one
hundred lashes each.
Some of the Richmond editors, writh-
ing and smarting under the late success
sion of disasters to their armies, abuse
jeff. Davis in severe language, charging
his meddling in military matters as the
cause of all misfortunes.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 2lst says
it is reported that the Yankees have
evacuated Plymouth, North Carolina
They have not occupied Washington.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 22.-Rebel
papers conttin the following:
LYNCHBURG, Va, Dec. 14.-Passengers
by the western train tonight report a
raid on the Virginia and Westernrailroad
at Bristol, Tenn. The enemy are sup
posed to be a portion of Burbridge's
command. From Bear Station they ad-
vanced rapidly and entered the town at
5 o'clock in the morning destroying a
considerable amount of government
stores, and an engine and train on the
East Tennessee railroad, between Bristol
and Abingdon. No reliable intelligence
of the enemy's numbers are received, but
they are supposed to have between 5000
or 5000. A body of the enemy returning
towards Bear Station encountered our
forces at Zollicoffer, station on the East
Tennessee railroad, two miles west of
Bristol, where fight was reported to be
progressing at last accounts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26

BORDERING ON THE MARvELOUs.-The
Lalesville Courier relates the following
strange occurrence in that city. 1t took
Place i'll house on South Sixth street,
ljoming the Baptist Church, and oecu-
Evd by Mrs, Turner, her sOn-in-law,
Di D Day, and two or three young per-
~1s On Saturday evening, when the
Doctor came home for the night, he found
Eood. coal and stones piled up against
IL door leading into the building. The
IeaiT says:
nSunday evening about seven o'clock,
alring the absence of Doctor Day, the
nndOwsm the second story, front side
anu rear part OF the building, were bro
sell In by stones, The alarm was given
4ld the house was soon surrounded on all
%des, by neighbors and people going to
AOFch, to the number of one hundred or
~ore The police with the City Marshal
aS soon at the scene of disturbance; the
s4'S could be heard to jingle every time
,Nohe Int window light, first in the
al than again in the front, changing
%atiou back and forth. The Doc
VI mad in the meantime arrived,
it0lNlth revolver and shot gun, both
~alel' was on the look ont; several shots
s,; ,eghred at imaginary persons without
NV Ii Proceedings went on until a great
~. NV VI the glass was broken out of the
d iVau story windows. A curiOusfeature
u, ue occurrence, is the fact that no
Fsa Sa@ We're found inside of the rooms
h. Es'.e The glass was broken, and none of
Gn.'n a'n In the windows, we believe, were
FS'sed at all. No one could see from
aMa The stones, if stones they were,
SsTIl,.ao aoi could the police get the
eer 4'S' Clue as to who the perpetrators
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
FROM LOUISIANA.
Davidson's Raiding Party.
Destruction Of Rebel Property.
Arrival Of the Command at Pasca-
geula-The Captures and Casual
press Dispatch.l


New YORK, Dec 24-General David
son and his division of Union cavalry,
some accounts of whose raiding opera
tions in the lower parishes of louisiana
were sometime ago unpublished from
rebel sources, have arrived safely at Pas
cagoula, Louisiana, from Baton Rouge,
which place they left on the 9th ult.-
They moved through the Southern por-
tions of louisiana, Mississippi and Ala
bama and the western portion of Florida,
meeting with little opposition and de-
stroying large quantities of rebel army
supplies, occupying number OF towns,
tearing up railroad track, burning
bridges, capturing number of prisoners
and two valuable mails, and inficting
immense damage generally on the enemy.
Their operations caused great cOnsterna-
tion among the rebels in the conutry
through which they passed. Their en-
tire casualties were two killed, eight
wounded and forty captured.
The rebel guerrillas and bushwhackers
continue their depredations on the plan
tations along the Mississippi river above
New Orleans, but they have nearly
ceased firing on unarmed transports.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26

LOUISVILLE, Dec 4.-Lyon's forces, es-
timated at from two thousand to three
thousand cavalry and six pieces of artil-
lery, struck the Louisville and Nashville
railroad at Elizabethtown, and destroyed
few uDimportant spans over Bacon
Greek, small stream, and then turned
North, and are now threatening impOr-
tant trestle work and Muldraugh Hill.
Lagrange's brigade Of McCOoks divis-
ion is close upon Lyons rear, and our
military authorities are prepared to give
Lyons q warm reception.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
The Casualties i'm the Late Railroad
Disaster near Cleveland.

CLEvELASD, Dec 24.-The following
is a list of the casualties caused by the
disaster on the Cleveland and Pittsburg
railroad yesterday: Killed-John Rob
inson and wife, of Petersburg, Michigan;
o. Fl. Perry, of Cleveland; DR.. Miller, of
Minerva, Ohio Wounded-Gssrge Pc
very, of Massilon; Moses Thompson, of
Mansfield; b. II. Graham, of Millersburg;
c. N. Worthy, of Philadelphia; P. IL.
Hammond, of Cleveland; Mrs. Eintse-
den, of Cleveland; DR.. Boce, Of Pitts
burg; W. A. Baldwing, of Elmira; H.
Gilman, of Cleveland; Mrs. A. Baldwin,
of Cleveland; and few others slightly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26

IT is proposed that the friends Of Gen.
eral Sherman, in Ohio, present him q
testimonial, in the shape of fine farm.
A farm of the good soil of the Generals
native State, would be the most appro-
pirate testimony of the regard Of his fel-
low-citizers, that could be given. 0rna-
mental swords and silver plate, are Of
little consequence, and contribute but
little to comfortableness A farms .
good thing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
Gunboat Blown up i'm M obiIe Bay.

CAIRO, Dec. 24.-The iron steamer Nj
agara, from New Orleans, the 18th, ar
rived last evening. The Star, from New
York, arrived also. The Cromwell, for
New York, left on the 18th. The prize
steamer Julia, of Nassau, with an as
sorted cargo, captured of Brazos river
by the United States steamer Deer on
the 5th has arrived at New Orleans
The gunboat Narcissus was blown up in
Mobile Bay on the 9th by torpedo. No
lives were lost, but several persons We're
scalded; all her material was saved. The
boat will probably be raised.
Cotton in good request at 81 lea 20.
Sugar and MOlasses tirmer at 2Oa241c.-
Flour-receipts mostly for forwarding
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LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
From San Francisco.

San FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.-Buslness Is
at q standstill, owing to the roads being
blockaded by mud, and freight commu-
,,;ost;on across Sierra Nevada Is pre-,
ventaS The overland mail has arrived
N;4h Ct Ionis dates and mails to Novem,
Ser @ a6th The steamer Golden Age sailed
te net aoW oU W;th a small number of passe1-
o 49, and one million fifty thousand d0l, uoo
1s fsrs in F treasure, of which only s,Vo ~
eoes to New York. The remainder - A'
England and Mexico. .+aamer
T6e sailing Of the next man srr s.esI~a On
is postponed until the 4th OF January ~
account of the holidays.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
Arrival from Havana

New YORK, Dec. 24,-The steamer Cor
sica, from Havana, via of Nassau, arrived
this morning. Nassau papers contain
ridiculous accounts of Sherman's army
being cut up and divided, and Of their
being $4,000 troops in Savannah to meet
him, and the probability of his escape
was doubtful. FEfA
VIM. Rawson, the new Governor of
Bahama Islands, arrived at Nassau, and
General Lee is. reported by the Nassau
Guardian to have left there on the 18th
inst. in the steamer Darien, for Bermuda.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
The Gold Market.

NEW YORK, Dec 24.-Gold weak and
lower. The adjournment of business un-
til Tuesday produced indisposition to
buy, and transactions are nominal at
22ia2214 An interesting discovery has
been made that some Of the gold bags
transferred in sales have been tampered
with, and instead Of containg all gold
have been mixed with the coin, stones,
old iron and new pennies, to make
weight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
The Rebel Army in ohm
son to be its Redeemer.
press Dispateb.I

New YORK, Dec. 24-The Richmond
Examiner of the 2lst says its army in
Tennessee has been terribly misused, and
has suffered awful injury, but it may be
returned to full efficiency by the hand
that did it after Missionary Ridge, John
SON.
The Richmond Examiner of the Goth,
says the government has received official
dispatches from Savannah, to the 10Th,
saving all was well.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
PUBLIC SALE
Public Sale
OF VAL ABLR ATO(

hF n Ia u ~ u Ia h oTOQ
~ FARMING UTENSILS.-I viii
my sale ofStock, &c. on the 9Th DAt
UARY, consisting OF 80 head Of Sh,
Of Horses Cattle, one yoke well d
some Pigs, one Kirby Reaping and II
chine, Plows, &c; 900 bushels C0r(
Hay, and other articles too tedious a
Also, on same day, ON the premises,
known farm In Brooke CO., w. Va, sl
mile from the Ohio river, at Short Cr4
from Wheeling. and Z from Wellsburi
ing $40 acres, under O good state OF d
all under fence, abundance Of fruit
ments reasonable, all underlaid with
OF coal, easy of access, and sufficisntl'
Ohio river Tor shipping purposes.
Sale to commence at 10 clock.
A credit of nine months will he giI
stock. One fourth down, the baIaI
equal annual payments, with intere
Farm. (dec2D WV. p
Intelligencer, Wheeling, tSt. Clairs,
and Washington papers copy until d
and charge this Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
Destructive Fire i'm New York.

New YORK, Dec. pam extensive tire
occurred in Beekman street last night
Loss Sl5O,OOO. The sufferers are JAS. E.
Halsey & CO., hardware auetioneers. slO,-
600; L. Giant g. Bros, hardware, $1,000;
Foster & Tower, hardware, $4,000; Bas-
sett g. Mace, John II. Scott, Edward
Barnes & Co., Samson & Goodenow, and
Endicott & Co., losses unknown.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
Mr.. Adams Congratulated.
London Times on Negotiation.
Five Days Later News by the Russian
The Liverpool Cotton Market.

Five Days Later News by the Russian
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
ST.. JOHNS, Dec. 24.-The steamer Rus
sian, from Liverpool on the 18th, via
Londonderry 10Th, arrived off Cape Race
at three o'clock this evening. She was
boarded by the news boat of the Associated
Press. and a summary of her news
obtained, which is five days later than
that by the Africa, at Boston.
The news by the Russian is of no spe-
cial Importance.
The British Emancipation Society
had presented congratulatory address
TO Mr.. Adams, the American Minister,
upon Mr. Linconln's reelection american
adyices, in view of Sherman's progress ia
Georgia and Hoods operations IN Ten
nessee, were regarded with the greatest
interest. .
The Globe says since the beginning OF
the war there was never greater interest
at stake.
The London Times urges the opening
ofnegotiations in regard to the American
war. saving it must come to this at last,
and the sooner it does come it will be
better for America and the world at large.
Sales of cotton at the Liverpool market
for three days, $1,000 bales. Market
closing unchanged. Breadstuffs steady
Provisions have a downward tendency.
Produce dull. Consols S9l.
The London Times says that war, un,
less ended by negotiation and mutual
compromise, must 60 on until the South
is made bowling wilderness and the
North prostrated financially and COM
mercially for years.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Gold con-
tinues to flow into the bank OF England,
but therelare large Withdrawals for ex-
ports to Egypt, which counteract the re-
CENT and further immediate rednctlon
in the banks rate of discount was made
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LIVERPOOL, 16,-The cotton brokers
circular reports the sales ofthe week at
40 600 bales Cotton market easier, ana
quotations barely maintained. Author
zed quotations are, Orleans fair, 2ed;
middiing, 26s; Mobile fair, 34d; middling
264; uplands gid: p,or;
Breadstuffs quiet and steady froVl-
sions, quiet and steady
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26

N.,' ' Richmond Enquirer, of Friday,
N 4'Oef 18th, in a semi-official editorial
h. O' sN OF arming the slaves, contains
aoas rA fot We supplicate European ma
Nceirs lsip, We must be prepared to
'bOiso"" On conditions which will be the
aaboTsJb VI u slavery. If we are prepared
20 70 r r slavery, it will not be necessary
ssy VIII nnuLopean nations for protection;
GwiI 1--WE RlSe US not only recognition,
sNent;orno ro'low recognition with such in
ssty as Will secure nationality and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26
Moseby Dead Again.

NEW YORK, Dec. PA special to the
Tribune from Washington kills Moseby,
again, by report from Piedmont.
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WHEELING REGISTER.
MONDAY MORNING, DEC. as 1854.
TeIesraphic sunlnary.

A, extensive fire occurred on BECK
an street, New York, last Friday night,
shifting in the destruction Of property
..,nsd at one hundred and fifty thou
and dollars.
The Federal gunboat Narcissas wss
blown up by torpedo in Mobile Bay on
.he 9th. No lives were lost.
General Davidson's raiding party has
turned to Pascagoula, La. 1t moved
,broush the Southern portions OF Louisi-
ana, Mississippi and Alabama and the
western part of Florida, inficting an I'M
msnse amount of damage and destroying
much valuable property. They lost two
killed, eight wounded and forty cap
tureG
The Richmond Eroainerhas rumor OF
a fight last Sunday or Monday in South
western Virginia, nearGlade Spring De-
tween Burbridge or Stoneman ana
Breckinridge, in which the latter was
,-;c+or;ons The rebel salt works at
saltville are still reported safe.
The Richmond newspapers charge the
,ote disasters to the confederate cause, TO
the officious intermeddling of jeff Da-
Wis with military affairs.
The Richmond Sentinel has a report
that the federal forces have evacuated
Plymouth, North Carolina. They have
not occupied Washington.
The British Emancipation Society pre-
.snted to minister Adams congratula-
tory address on Mr.. Lincoln's reelection
The London Times urges immediate ne
ootiations concerning the American war
The rebel authorities have received Of
scialadvices from Savannah up to Dec.
10Th, 1T which time all was reported well.
Gold at the regular board in New YORK;
closed last Saturday evening at ~ UT
A telegraph operator who has just es-
caved from Richmond reports that intel
Bgence of the fall of Savannah and the
surrender of thirteen thousand troops
under Hardee, had been received IN the
rebel capital. A rumor was also in cir
culation that Fort Fisher, at the entrance
to Wilmington had been taken by For
ter's feet, but this was not traceable TO
any reliable source. He represents the
condition of things in Richmond as gloo-
nv in the extreme and that great indig-
uation exists against the Confederate
government.
Secretary Stanton telegraphs to Gen.
Dix that dispatches have been received
from Sherman, announcing the occupa-
ton of Savannah on the 2lst. Hardes,
with the main body of his army, man
aged to make their escape, having blown
ND the iron-clads in the Navy Yard
Sherman captured 800 prisoners, $50
guns. l3O locomotives, 100 cars large
amount of ammunition and munitions OF
war and about $4,000 bales of cotton
Nothing is said of the present position
Of Hardee's army.
The rebel General Lyons forces, from
two to three thousand stroug, struck the
Louisville and Nashville road near Eliza
bethtown and inflicted some slight dam
age Lagrange's brigade OF McCook's
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Which they offer 10 the trade at lowI
prices. Country merchants and oth{
Il to their advantage to call and exa|
purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to orde|
which, We guarantee sdtiVdetion bd
and quality.
The highest market price paid Il
Beeswax, Flaxseed, &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26

LoNDoN.-Consol, for money 81 ga
ls9i. Bullion in the Bank of England
has increased The bank minimum rates
Of interest have been reduced to 6 per
cent.
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@totSss 70 Dec. 15.-The subscrip-
Swtb g iv-4O loan, for the week end
asand ~ saturday, amounts to $29, ,65S,-
tns7-3O loan $5,334,OOO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-26

ANOTHER OUTRAGE.-Last Saturday
uight, as Mr. B. Davenport and wife
verr passing along Monroe street, near
Market, he was assaulted by gang OF
soldiers and knocked down. 1t is said
that they also attempted to rob him, but
this was prevented by his wife, who gave
the alarm and brought several persons to
lis assistance. He was not seriously in
juIed We'did not learn that any ar
Tests were made.
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PHOTOGRAPH
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Manufacturers of
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Wholesale and Rets
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i BUSINESS of Photographic
are Heacduarters for the foliowin(
8 T e r e D SCI q
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OF these We have an immense assd
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CLOTHES WIRING
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''Great Family Ecenen
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THIS MACHINE HAS ALI
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBu

We were the first TO introduce
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THne Albums made 10 orr
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a. CHOICE FAMILY FLoUR
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Card Photograj

Our Catalogue now embraces oye
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tinually being made) Of Portrait
Americans, SC, viz about u
100 Major Generals, $50 Stat
900 Brig. Generals, lSyDy
295 Colonels, l211Aut
100 Lieut.. .Colonsls, @Art
go Other officers, ~. Stag
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5000 COPIES OF WORKS OF
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AGRICULTURAL
BAGS, BAGS

BAGS, BAGS
Z5.UUOLAPB1 BAGS, Il, 90 assor|
ny and extra heavy Bombay Bags, suie
Shelled and Ear Corn, Potatoes, &c, all
win be sold at New York or Boston Pri6
freight added, by L.C. FROST q
dec2 Successors to Pryor T.
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Sales bp Anttion.
A. ]. BLgroEEn. Auctiopeer.


EXTENSIVE SALE, at AUCTION, OF I'M
II PROVED REAL ESTATE End VACANT Lots
J. BLEECkER, SON Go. viii sell, At Auction on THUG
ehsnrc SALES Room, the following productive property
2oAvRsgB-Three threesory Brick Houses nos ol9' 6zi
and 6 With high stoop. aud Easements Win All modern IN
movements on west side Of 2isv be,wces 5h and 3stAs
AsoTh. threvs,o.y Brick House, WIN modern improve
CoKsss sT1Rs-s ". cor 5sd..t and adsv. rourstory,
brown stone ton, House 2o3seo all tho way np Losooi
6rst-clas.; all modern improvements.
ASo-i frs, class story brown stone Houses on 2dav,
S9p.TRyrr-S g commencing 60 r. w. 2dav, two Of the
beat brown stone Houses east Of Murray Hill each aOA43
Lots 2cIlc hreestOy basement and 'Soe 3ao
about rs IL W. OF Terrace Waono Of the finest views IN
he city. =, -, .,,
Essr BKo.DwiT-T~o three-.tory attic, and basement
Houfos Of the Lots Nos Z0 and ICY East hfoaa
wsy south side between Jefferson and Cinton.s's
Urn four tory and basement Brick onse south
side Of Eas; 2a,i T.. ;wsen lstsy eud AyenGe A. 80,
2gTu ssRrET-A forfsiory English basement Horss WIN
all modern improvements north side 100 feet ~ OF Ssv
e,h-srngET2 ,Ar,esory basement brSwnrt3ns lron'
Houses with high -toop Noe 2l2 and I4 south side betwe"
81 and ?dsvs and modern improvements. Also, tEit
class brick House snd Lot. 10 331 Eas
uyIcverents just pat In complete order escood cehnss
FAST srpEErNo. Is5 and 49, threeory basement,
brown Houses bisn soops, north side, win al modern
improvements
FA.r ssi.rRsrr-No 1874 brown stone front Hou's ssrce
rorr h. soop south t!o with al modern impro7unen's
EAST 3ith-srKssr- Qec feet wids)A four'torJ Brick
House with cellar No. i75 betwoen 20 ,nd istavs.
EAsr 3ThsrnEtf-Houso aud Lot, No 1885, four stories,
brick size Z2Is0 Lot 100.
4ls srRErT-So "a reestory ard basement House, high
s,oop y a. front modern improvements on south side Of @lss
o.. ectweea Madison aud 5th avs
s.th srREkrThe thra-story and basement House, high
s,oop No. loo IVES, Attn s south side, between Broadway
81 eh-sy. 90
53D srRRvrA three story highstoop Brick 'ionso with
bassuet and modem improvements No. l29 West sd
south side b.tWcen broadway and atl-sv.
WEsT SD sTEEET.No. IT, between Broptway and I'm
ay, 1856 high ceilings gas hIturet, all modern improve
Beuts.
5.rs sragEr-2 thrcestory and basement Brick Houses
Nos ~ AID ll4 Fat bet betwe.s Lexington snd fhss
7TugREgr2 vacant Lots north side 1Stbsi between "a
and l., avs. -,
.rnssr-I ysc4n. Lot, north side sshst, between Cd
and ld.avs.
The tits whole Of the above doscrbed property II
ausstonEbe Toe sale will be liberal 60 tho Duyo
for maps and particulars sppy 10 tie Aucuonesrs, o ~
Csl.rs adjoining tie Bank Of Commerce.