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Petition for Partition.
Eli Yocum, plaintiff,

Eli Nocunl, plaintiff, I'liE nhove ma
VS. L med deieud-
Samuel w. Yocum. Mary Yocum ants will take no.
Sarah Miller and Joseph Miller her tce that the above
husband, Elizabeth Clark and Josiah named planlioh
Clurk her husband (adulisl of Rel the 2'tdny oi hu
mont comfy. Ohio. and Wiilism w. gust i'Ol hiru
Yocun, Susamnah II. YocunL = peitoi W lne
c. Yocum, ,Pamer :. Yocum Patience Lomn'on ilea,
u. Yocun. aud Reece l.. N6cun tm- Courl ot bennolI
nors) OF Monroe county Ohio Conn'y' " Whleh
is now pending, wherein the sa rainin 9emahus par
ttion OF he following real esiei The : T. qr OF - Sre
TIP a Gin said County, except Tncres, rood '''o
poles In the N. w. corner oi said quarter ,.,
Al the next term Of said Court an order OF hsruuoh
will he nnnIied for b. = L ID. ID. 4. CoWEN,
hnT,., Isl 1884 .ev Auys for pltiI.
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wv ILL be offered public sale 6tl, day, the 23i
w OF 9th month lStl, the entire al estate Of which
James Mcl,rsl. iaie of Belmont County, died SEIZED
consisting OF three Dwelling Houses. and lots which
they are situated Shop Stube, and other fixtures in the
OF Burnesville. and twentyi acres of land in
the vicinity OF said town
Sale to he made OF near said premises between the
hours OF 10 and oil said day.
ASA GARRETSON. Ex'r
Of james McI.esh, deed.
sth mo ODD. 1884 sell -3w
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.fd,lfnfsfrnfor,s .Noftee.

NOTICE is hereby eiven thst st the Probate Cobr
lN fot Belmont County, Ohlo. the uidersigDed was af
pointed ard qualified Adni'slTnior Of he esse o.
Jacob Yocum, s, deceased, late Of said County
Al nose indebted 10 sad estate requested 20 MAKE
immediate payment; snd those having claims sgnlnsi
said estate are notified 70 present them for settlement
"''''" '"' '''' "O'' sxkpL D. YocuM, Admir-.
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EIecsss0r's Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that OF the Probate cout
IN for Belmont county the undersigned was APP
pointed and qualified as Executor oj the estate Of E1<-
nbeth Owens. dec d, ATE OF Belmont county, ONO
immediate payment; and those having claims agains'
said estate notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
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Special Advantages 0fthiSLOan

SVCCIdl huV VulltNStB VI tlllS UUuu
IT Is a NATioSAL SAVINGS BASK, offering higher
Of interest than any other. and SECURITY
Any savings bank which pays It's del osiors IN U. s.
Notes. considers that Is psyina'n the hest circulating
medium Of tho country, and CANNOT pay in anything
better for its own assets either in government
rites in bonds payable government paper
Is equally convenient d a temporary or permanen
investment. The notes always be sold for within
fraction oi their face and accumulated ntsres and
the best security with banks coaterals for discounts
Convertible into a tsix per Cent.
6.2O Gold Bond.
In addition to the verybers interest on the notes for
three yesrs this privilege Of conversion is now worth
about thfee per cont per annum for the curen, sae Tor
52o Bonds is not less than nine per cent premium, and
before the the premium six per cent u S stocks
over twenty per cent will be seen that the ae-
ua profit this loan the pzessn market rate is not
less than ten per cent per annum.
Its Exemption from State or
Municip Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages have enumerated
special OF Congress KxENPrs BONDS AND TREAS
uRY NOTES FROM LocAL TAXATION On the average this
exemption is worth about per cent per annun. &C
cordipg the rate Of taxation in vatous paris Of the
country
1t is believed that no sseu1ues offer great induce
ments lender. those issued by the government IN
all other FORMS OF Indebtedness the faith ability oi
private parties stock companies separate commu
ntes only is pledged for paym, while the whole pro
perry of the country is held secure the discharge
all the obligations of the United States.
While the governne offers the liberal terms 10,
is loans it believes that the very strongest appeal will
to the loyalty and patriotism OF the people
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The party depositing endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination Of notes required, ant
whether they be issued blank payable to or
der. When endorsed it must be left with the office
receiving the depaai 10 be forwarded to the Treasur,
| Department ~
Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer OF tn
United States, at Washington tbs several Assistai
Treasurers and designated De?ositaries, aud by the
| Firs, National Bank OF Bridgeport, o.
and by all National Banks which deposi'aries Q
public money, and alrrespectabis Banks and Banker
throughout the country will give further Information an
afford every facility to subscribers. sull
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Petition for Divorce and
AttmOny.

Naomy HAEREI !. sI.G caused ~: as,
Hiram Harper. the Clerk OF the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio, June -, 1854, In the
above named case, asking divorce and alimony frem
the defendant Hiram Harper her husband for the cause
OF adultery with Berthena Wieden.
b. s. CowEN, Atty for PrtE
Sept. 1, 1864 .-6w n.
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School Books.

McGuney's Eclectic Readers
Rays Arithmetic.
Rays Algebra,
MchePs, Monlieths and Camps Geographiss
Pinneo's aud Ciark's iirammars,
", Davis Legentre,
Bullion's Latin Grammar and Reader and fall sssor'
meal Of Schooi Books, Blank Books, and STATIONARY
Tr WEST's, Opposite Lewis k1Ssnss
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New York, Sept. ~, Noon. told sold
at 200, and closed at 203.
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SGEN. Phil. SHERIDAN, the hero
of the Shenandoah, will hear words of
cheer at Barnesville on noxt Tuesday.
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A YER,s. Todd's, McIean's Wright, Jsyne's, Mor's,
n Eoi1s, Roback's, and Cheeseman's Pi,s. for sale
al PICKERiNG's Drug Store, 81 Clsirsville
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THE AMERICAN CONFLICT,
A History 0fthe Great Rebellion

BY HORACE CIR EnLEX.
TINS work will BE- printed OIL iue paper and issued
l. in two large double column octave volumes oil o4i
pages each abundany illustrated by Maps. Diagrams
ui la tie fields. >eges Naval Actions, views OF places
OF hi soric interest otlained from Official repons aud
other RulheI,lc documents IN the War and Navy De-
par;neirS, etc, together with a large number OF tine
steel plate Portraits OF prominent Generals and other
Distinguished Persons connected with the War. boh
North aud South The work when completed will col.
tain upwards Of one hundred Maps aud Diagrams OF
Bae.helds and can not fail take the first rank
STANDARD lIsToRY TIE AMERlcAN CoSTLIcr.
VOLUME wal present more coupre ehensi'e e1hiot
OF the and Indictments OF the Rebellion tracing
the influences OF Slavery il H!odIng The opinions OF the
peore and in shaping tine desnies o our country than
any similar work Ii will also contain SEVENTY Por
traits steel classified and arranged in appropriate
groups besides o!heSilns'rollons OF much Interest
cable after the cofe of die War and in all respects will
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number OF Diagrams OF Battle Fields. etc. than Vol l.
also valuable copper-pste MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR
about 2Sx3s inches, engraved expressly for this work
presenting in view the whole field ot Mi tary opera
tionss Rivers, Railroads, Battle Fields. principal Mill
ilary routes lraversed by the large Armies, etc.
Subscribers 10 the American Conflict will please OBJ
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Order Hook Otherwise subscribers viii not be obliged
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end. The work is sold exclusively by subscription
through authorized travelling Agents, and III no case
can IL be oIained in the Book stores.
3D. Subscribers requested To be prepared 10 take
he volumes when presented, thereby avoiding unneces
sary delay on the part OF the Agent
4ih The work will he furnished 10 subscribers al the
following prices. each volume he paid for delivery
Price per Vol, Regular Edition, Embossed Cloth.
| Plain EDGE o.
Regular Edition. Embossed Gather Marhed Edge u
:" 90" Plain Leather, ,Library style, Sprlnk-
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The advance orders for Mr. Greeleys History OF the
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Local Matters.

p1biisS.s IN asi%ont oessty.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 26 Gold closed to-
night at lS9. r."..
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Howard Association,
pa,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DISEASES OF the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary and
u Sexual Systems-new and reliable Iealneni-lD
reports OF the Howard Associaiinn-sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes free oil charge Address Dr. J.
sKIILlN HoUGHTON, Howard Association. No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. jyl4-ly
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New York, Sept. 27,-Goid closed this
p. m. at 1851.
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The Polls to he opened between The houis OF and 10
o clock in the forenoon OF said day, and closed at
O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day.
Given under my hand. at my office in ST. Clarsville,
this h day Of September 1864 and of The sxy.second
year OF the State. GEO. II UMSTEAD,
Sheriff OF Belmont Co, Ohio
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And the Trustees Of the several Townships fur
her required from their respective Townships
10 The Probate Judge OF said County OF Belmont the ol-
lowing number OF Jurors:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, at the Probate Court lor
In Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was az,
anne red OF the estate Of William Bradshaw, deceased,
late OF said county.
All those indebted 10 said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims against
said estate are notified present them for selIemenl
within one year from This dale. a.. q
J. w FRAsiER, Adnr viii the viii anasIsd
Snyust %, 1e0& -is
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Piles---A Sure Cure.

l1GS---LL SLlI . Y ILK o
ENVERYBOiiY is bring cared OF fGs Distressing dis
Il ease by ths use OF Dr. Slfica and's Pie Bsmedy'
Read what those ssy WHO have used Il;
Mir Charles " La drum OF Lcus 'hle. Nnd .dr, j. r
Iiazar.. Cincnnai u. both were cu;-d e1er uipg one
pol o. DR. Suick anl's pGe Remedy. They say ihey
have Eed every thing but could obtain no rslei but one
one POI OF Srrcs.eIds Pie fenleGy Affected perfect
cure ailer suderg ior r1y years wth s NEoss KIND
tn Try IT,. -f -
Sold hy all Druggists. so cents per pot Manufactured
al No Fast Fourth street Cincinnati, O. Ask for
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy.
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Belmont Common Pleas.

Mary Ann E'nbree JEsst LMsREE wSo.s ynscn place /:
Jesse Ernbree. Whereby notified thnt, on the 22d day
Of September, A. D. 1894, Mary Ann Embree hlcd pc
~ Ohio, asking for divorce the custedy sf hof minor
children aud reasonable aliouy, Tor the cause oi sae
Jesse Embfee's wiln absence for three years rsIo
peion will he for hearing the term OF said Cosr
commencing November o. 1895. .
d. ID. r. CowEN, Atfy forperf
Sept 20, 1e6t. CIV
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Mew advertisements.
u 8 BONDS.

rTiIE First National nuk oi ST. Clairsvilie Ohio
l. keeps hand and for sale Three Year $50 Notes
Also. receives subscriptions TO the ir-40 Bonds.
se2g H. Z. WElDAN. Cashier.
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R.I.SOst Common Pleas
Dot.s .stiOM for Partition.

N,ho.. roone, and Mary Cooper, his wife, plaintiffs,
iSiS""'"S SN~f
.a,,.., r,;uo Mar. ,.ha Ramage, John WIN King, Jas,
King, Bsjamin o,,noway and Ruth Ann ConSwsy
ss ,s.ssi Se sna s Nskos Elizabeth Nickols and Phoebe
Nichols (ruinors) deiendanis; -. h.,.hv no;e,d
UHHE sbsve named defendants are nstsoy ere nonnsa a
named pIsihiiAs filed In the Common fras uour, o.
belmont County Ohio p.isn pray 10, ud he az tes,
al ihe West side OF Lot No in pnonioSsn, IN SAID
esua,y, Said petition will be for hearing at the heh'
term o' 'A' ",~l - d D. T. cowEN, AIRY forpssr.
| Sept 20, ise4.-ew
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CHOICE WHISKY.

WYE have on hand choice loi OF rations Copper
w Distilled Rye WHISKY warranted genuine
Medical men or FarIaers, wishing good article, are
requested 10 call and examine For sale by gallon or
barrel. OSbohNE a ShAhE'
bridgeport July 81, is64.
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Farm for Sale,

CONTAINING eighty acres, on MeMshon's Creek,
~ one hall mile below Iewis Mills. Terms Green
backs AIpiy on premises.
nJrThs Farm IL not poid When IL 10 this sdvef.
tissmenl will be Withdrawn from the paper
p JOIN e. PARKER.
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For the Ladies.

WYE have Iusl received ut of Lntics Cloth. for
w Cloaks, aud Tasses for same. Kid Gloves, Linen
for Innings. &c (se29l WATSON GRSssiNGER
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-.Uar UNSEEN OIL AND WHITE LEADT-Also p D; Hs
!e E!s q ~ ''''.' ''' a Fl We wssr = " Cos
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HIDES WANTED!

rT'HE highest Wheeling prices, IN cash, viii be paid
Il fof Hides and sklns, delivered at 10Y Tenpsy In
=, Clafsvile. Uy2iI W. AskEW.
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school Books, Blank Books,

ISO Cutters Superior Shoulder Braces, suitable for
IA beth Ladies and Gentlemen, for sale at
WESrs, opposite the Lewis House.
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r. ysu repairing OF any kind in the TIMING
! LINE done Promptly and resonaaly, call on
tpe5 Ht6t HAkRS
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Obituary.

THOMAS CARY NELsON.-Dcsta has again
spread sround our squadron her sable curtain OF
mourning. AuothT Spartan hero has victim Esd
h'mse upon his couniry's altar Private TAOS
CARY NELSON. company q, Alb Virginia cavalry +,
died from The ELECTS Of wound received on the
gath Jnpe.
We seek In vain for eulcgistic phrssesto decorate
the conduct Of this noble boy 10 epeak truly OF
his genuine worth would be TO draw portrature OF
m4gnsnimi,y, high toned honor, and elevation Of
thought Inconsistent With one Of pretensions 80
humble. An attempt 10 picture cisbofaieiy his
every chiva.ric feature would cause the ohsel TO
drop from the scuptot's baod, the pen from the
historian His rtfaemsrt, ncble besring, gentle
many manners, freedom from all wrong. and bis
vrtuous, correct, AID brilliant career, smpy In
dicat We Of that tuition be received from loving
mother.
The means by which he nisted the sympalhics
Of his comrades In his behalf, aud won the love
and admiration Of all who knew him, was but the
exercise OF those virtues ihtiinsically his own !;
polished and refined by whole life OF self sacifice
and bsioism Brave, noble minded youth. His
mortality Is beneath the sod but the briliiancy OF
his character will ever remain beacon 10 guide
US Alright, and give us strength ito struggle on
through warning elements and rolling waves"
There was not an open or secret Impulse OF his
soul that was not harhinger Ut prospective great
ness. His last request to friend was 10 tell his
mother " he died doing his duty, and was mindful
If her and his sisters " This simple, affectOnate
menaento, embtemat!c of his Iy thought,
word and deed, when with US, will be monument
af 9 DRY Ia perpeiuate his memory to time imIae-
mortal Funeral professions have told that many
lofty spirits have departed but this patriot needs
no such mercenary tribute 10 deeds and excellence
unpx ampled. No nobler spirit ever lay In state,
and had his body surrounded with the flowers and
tears Of condoling thousands The family OF the
deceased have the sympathies of every acqnain-
lance yet no one more deeply gfieves than the
author OF this notice, My loss Is common with
theirs; my regret alike enduring.
"Reqaiescal in pacs'"
n. A.
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IN.

Al the sesidsnce II john ~ donald, corner a5sh
and broad ssrrets, on the 10Th Jats, ii , 0'tlsek
r n, Mr. Ell lZADETh MORRIS. vile Of Cspt
Etdsidse honlsy Ut pesersbarg, Va. Due notice
viii b. vfseM ef ahs funeral
~ Petersburg papets please copy. =
Jalv the le,h, 1864, raoM 4s Lirs oMB, In
The 64.h yeas Of his age. He leaves vile q
ave children 10 mourn bis loss.
Co Bedford (val papers please copy.
Oasaurday, the Oh Inst, MAMIE TEhfLE
wife Of Edwia w wsde, aged IL years . "on'"'
and days.
Killed. ON the 18Th Of Nav, al spotsyivania,
a..,.ren, WOflEaT I. PIIILL.IPS, ased 20 year.,
member OF the HIchmond Grays, company -, Iz'n
Virstaia, regiment. The subject ot this nouce was
A younr man greatly beloved by all who knew MIN,
ktnd. generous and brave to a fault. In MS death
HIS family has sustained an irreparabe loss, ana
his friends and companions In ure alone con-
spled nv the reflection that he died nohiy In noble
cause
Oh twas hard that he should perish,
Ia his manhood's morning prime,
With his dear name brightly written
On the psoudest page Of time
But we gave him 10 his country,
IN her darkest hour Of need,
Aud that counlry's praise and blessing
Was his glory and his NEED.
Fare thee well, Oh, dear departed,
Through the future coming years,
Fame will link thy name with goty,
Love bsdsw Thy grave with tears.
Gentle eyes, serene and tender,
win lock upward through the STERN,
Calmly waiting for Deaths Angel,
III To restore thy missile & form. NJ.
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BIZ II. s. Tea SAINTS, duct.


r ARoE sale Of Cabinet Makers stock Of Furni,
l ture, House Furnisnug Goods, and splendid
Pianos, a. Pablo ausiion On Tue sdsy, the 12tn
Inst, at 10 CLOCK, III soil, al the store Of Mr.
on GovefDer street, the whole OF bis
valuable etcck Of Furniture, &c, comprising IN
palt
most excellent pianos, in rosewood cases
Several very handsome sets of chamber furniture,
in black walnut and mahogany, iacl udiDg
Jenny Lind bedsieads
Superb wsrdrobes, cabinets
Wsshstands, with marble slabs
Several neat sets sssined imitation do
Lynch scroll, cottage, trundie, aud othsf bed
steals
Mahogany and other wardrobes
Sidebosr6s, cabinets, washstands
Marble top, pier, and centric tables
Dining, card. and toilet tables
Mahogany rocking, canei arm and other chairs
Splendid feather beds hair mattresses
Cotton and sbusk and ehuck do
B1isters pillows, sheets and blankets
Gilt framed and other mirrors
A general assortment of crockery, including
DIehee, plates, cups and saucers
Toy sets, bowls and pitchers
A variety of glassware, Brittania wars
Available assortment OF looking glass plates,
OF various s!z . up to 20 by 30
ESQ,
An assortment Of hardware, fuch SO
Door and drawer locks, knobs
Bed screws, carriage bolts, hinges
Screws from X Inch 70 4 inch
Chests of toois, abinet makers tools
A lot Of prime vsrnish, together with q great va
ria Nv of ether artic es too numerous 10 specify
detail.
The above sale ID well worthy the notice OF buy
ers a. the goods are excellent Rad the sale positive.
jy8 Es PLEasANTS, Auc:.
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By u. n. booth d 70, ducts.
No 3 10th 81, between Main and Cary
0USEaOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
I'LL Piano, Crockery ana Glassware,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Ill Piano, Crockery ana 6iasswAre,
Dry Goods, Watches, 30,
at auction We will Sell al our salesrosm, on
Thursday morning, July 18th, 1t 10 o'clock, large
assortment Of Ane furniture, Of family declining
M u.ekeepng, removed 10 store for more ROOM con-
slsting il part OF
fine rosewood piano, In good order
mahogany bedstesde, chails
large leather beds, mattresses
Boosters. pillows, sheets, quilts, blankets
i extension cioiug table, bureau
hall Get, bat rack, l sofa
Lot erockery And glassware, sc
ALSO,
Lot Of linen coats aod pants
Pisces OF Irish Linens
1C0 pairs lades' hose
200 bottles superior writing ink
so boxes cigars
Smoking and chewing tobacco
$50 reanis commercial note paper
And other goods that may be added In time for
the sale. DR BOOTH 4 co,
jyli-td Auctioueess
By RsIuood, PAilIsps 4 Co., Auctioneers,
81 Main street,
TE will sell ., auction. on Tuesday, 10th instant,
w commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ, ct the residence
Of Mrs Kastelburg, on the Meadow Bridge road,
one quarter of . mile north Of Richmond, ali her
household furniture, consisting OF
Feather beds, bidding
Chairs, bsdste1ds
0ae carriage and harness
Cns spring wagon and harness
One cart and harness
Two hogs and three pigs, sc
HEDT0JD, PHILLIPS & co,
jy l1-2t Auctioneers
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAI..-I $50 my name advertised in tbs
Dispatch, Of tho 7th Inst, as deserter from
the 9Th regiment Virginia cavalry. In justice TO
myself and family, must IL + u IN the Ulcers that
have q Through from the DAnvil:e Hospital for
sixty days. which viii not expire until the q IN of
this month. NJ W LAWRANCE.
jy1i--1tt
II 'HEODORE LHUILIER, from deneva, sw;tscr.
land, Is requested to make bis address aud
Whereabouts known to ISAAC SCOTT,
js 22-lm Macon, Ga.
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AUCTION SALES--ru1UR n pAIE.
By Arenta, Nb.tEssf d O., Assts
fCog 18th and Main streets.

A UCTION sALE.--Ws will ehss foT sale -
IA auction on "Wednesday, the iJth Inst, ~ 10
O'Clock, n n, the following:
500 packages assorted brands Manufactured
tobacco
100 cases "Scaffaiietil' smoking tobacco
300 ava Adals, do do
20 bbis "GoIden Gem, do do
10000 Florida cigars
10000 domestic cigars
% Engiish saddles
10 bales Sd brawn domestics
100 school states
900 dog toilet soap
30 teams note paper
800 pocket memorandum books
500 pass books
$50 money books
COO pocket books
IS doZ sheepskins
40 rides harness leather
SO dog MasOn's biacking
One lot 1ne cut glass ware
bbls bright brown sugar
beside other very desirable goods, which will be
named In special advertisement on morning of
sale. ARENTS NURFLEEr g. co, Aucta.
jy ll-tds
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By 6oddis. d Arpey,o,, r.

~ ooIdsst &c AIpersoH, Atac,s
NE8Y Desirable Re-idence on Ca.,., No.
Inc south side Of II, between oslh M ca
ste, for sale at auction. WE. be sold A. sou $50 .oh
the premises. on Monday, th. llth oi JaIa ~
at O'Clock n tho large and escellen, ~ 1854,
irsne tonsmen, located as above, naw N nv - sad
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time. The lot has o front Of n leet a,S ,nil
Of 1865 feet. The premises have a,com,a,a' Igp,a
Tor = moderate tIzei family 'N'sots
Takm.-Casb or credit, at thu epiion n ~.
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