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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!I

kAiCnELohs celebrated HAIR DYE - fAs Bssf u
- eAs World. The only Ha~xsixssl 1rus ss< R4l.skls
dye known. This splendid Hair Dyelis rerfct-chaus@s
He'd, Rusty, or Gray Hair Instantly ID sslsssr Btsk ~
brsrs without the Hair Staining the
Skin, leaving the Hair Son Bealtiful parts fresh
vitality frequently restoring pristine color and rects
des the III effects OF Had Dyes The genuine il sirped
WILLIAM A. BATCHKLOR: all othrrs are mere Init
tions and should be avoided Sold br ali Drusvists ke
IATORf-Sl Barclsystreet New York. BsfcHrIoas
Nxw ToIIrT CxxAN for Dressing the flair fyS-dkwIv
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TIN RAxrDs PAuKrs COMPANY
This COMPANY has placed npon the line
Captain Davis new and splendid boat
the New Boston, recently constructed ~
Davenport. and which has bssn finished
and fitted mp with consamnats stilI and
good taste, and At great expense. Il
leaves Fort Madison tomorrow morsing
after connecting with train from Keo-
kuk-and every other morning theneeafter.
Some one Of the packets Of this line will
leave Fort Madison every morning on the
arrival Of the train from Keokuk. TRAY
elers and shippers can not do better than
patronize this line. 1t is old and well
established, differed by gentlemen who
will pay every attention to the welfare
and comfort Of passengers-and the ele-
CANT manner in which the boats are fit
ted up enable them to do this satisfaotori-
ly-andit deserves we'll of our people and
the travelling public generally.
CoHcEnT To- Incentive would call
the attention of our readers to the concert
to be given by Madame Poxzoni this eve
ming. A gentleman acquainted with the
whole troupe says: "MAdame Pozzoni is
already known 10 our musical public as
one of the best artistes on the American
stage. She excels in her rendering Of
ballads, and her voice is one OF great clear
ness and purity.
MIR. Brown is one Of the very first pi
anists in the country. Mrs. Sallie Mars
tons name alone is sufficient to fill tn,
house. Miss Harlock. an excellent con
tralto, and Mr.. Heller, tenor, complete
the troupe, and make it "star one.
At the Atheneum tonight, remember
Go early.
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PORT OF KEOKUK.

B0ArS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Lucy Bertram. Brolaski, b. Louis.
1Iawkeye State, Mason, st. Louis
Hagls, blshcp, waraw.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Lucy Bertram, Brolask1, st. Louis,.
Hawkeye State, Mason, 81. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
DRPARrURls YESTERDAY.
JEANNE Deans, Matson, St. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
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GIDE-WALk NOTICE.

To the ef Of the follosisx described Lots
Al meeting Of the City Couucii of the city Of eokuk
held August l, 1861, the following made:
Resol, cd that the of lots / and II, block 40
ane lots and L. block 81 be directed the side
walk ia front Of their respective lots Fourth
graded and paved six feet wide. also that the
lots and i. block Ga lots and L. block g. lots and
IL. block g. and ots and IL block g. be directed
have the sidewalk in front Of their respective cts
street graded aud paved six feet in th Also that the
owners of lots and IL block ~ lots and L. block IL
and lots and IL block a. be directed to lay plank
walk four feet wide in fron OF their respective lots
Fourth street Also, that the OF lots and H.
block So and lots and L. block IS; also lots L. in
block %, be ordered 20 lay plank walk feet wide In
front OF their respective lots Ffh Also that
the Of lot L. block rs, be directed have rlank
walk four feet wide laid In front Of his lot on 9th
street Also that the of lots IL and L. block Is
be directed 10 have the sidewalk graded and paved in
front Of said lots Exchange said sidewalks
be graded and paved or the pankwalk laid within 80
days fro N date. d. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.
aug4-dl4t
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e DON'T fail to read Dr.. Fernrd..
special notice on this page. FIN.
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18TH II EGIMENT IOWA INFANTRY
VETERAN vOLUNTEERS.
List of Ktiled, wounded and Miss.
Ing In the Action OF July 22, '64.


KILLED.
John Loveioy. private Go r.
Emanuel Gebhart I'd Lieutenant Co D.
yintcn Corporal Co O.
Harrison Morris, private, Co G.
j Moss. do do
T. Coleman, do CoH
Ep Julien 90 do
Stephen II Gillespie lst sergt., Co X
Joshua Davis Corporal, Co &.
BIZ MoDyer, do dc
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OKUK
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The Library IL opoa fron to p. NJ.
Mondays, wcdnesdays ana Saturdays
And1 10 IN axa.i.,s. n A. 49,. L.
OUR ONLY AurHoRIzED ADVERTISING AGENn

NEw YoRK-S. NJ. PetfengiIl Co., 81 Bark Row,
BosroN-S. NJ. Pettengill Co., 6 State street.
CHIcAeo-C. II. Scriven. IS Dearborn street.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
7 AND FOR sALE.-I have LOSS

I AND FOR SALE.-I have l.o55
- acres Of land which wish sell. $40 acres lies in
Montrose Bottom, "a miles n w of the town of Mont
rose, 100 prairie and 100 tim Der $40 acre. nlr
good fence four Cabins with three roop each w. az
wafer az ehcn ana Two ponds of stock also
large barn, ws framed and covered "a acres lis ~
miles north Of Keoksk and IL miles vest az the Misss
sipp river. This tract has two Cabins wen 81 water
stock water, $50 acres under good fence 49,
either tract will be sold Tor so 80 per acre divided
TO suit purchasers at from 8 to $50 per acre Liberal
indulgence for deferred pay viii be given. Title
indisputable. FRANK BALLfNGER-
jnlyI1-dtf
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The nndsruisned would call the attention 81 =.
q the Company and Of the public 10 thA
s1arsitft Their pGGronaeA ~ -. Al n A
jslsaeAly &C., GHA1I;1 - WoAz1 -.
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AluF Ahu FfFFlef NaTehaI
For sale, wholesale asd retail by Iilkinspn. Bar
Co, keokak Iowa nDrIa-i.~
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TinGNrial.
u. S. '7-3O LOAN

The Secretary Of the Treasury rycs notice tn' "'''F
ops will be received jor Coupon Treasury N''es payable
thrr. veal. from Aug u.s. 1864 with 'emfsnhos ""~'""
th~ rate Of seven and th>eten'hs cent per
nal and interest both to he PAID in aw'"' money
.se pc.es will be convertible a the option Of the no. def q
,n1x ina. six per cent gold bearing bonds yAbie not
s than five nor than twenty years nom then date A'
M Government NAV eect. They viii be soed In dcnouii'
it,. If xso slo0 esq., $1,000 and $500. aud oil sub
.r,;ou, mus, be f0I fy dollars multiple Of hi'y
dollars.
A. the notes draw interest nom August Is. persons making
TO that dat must py the ntere': accrued
fom date OF note date Of deposit
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the
Ass,srsEr TArAsvpEa o. THs UNITED sSAyEs Corner Of
Wal and Ns.ssu.sts.
fKs1 RATIONAL BAxx or NEu-yosx. No. Wallst
SECOND national BANK op NKw YORK ?1ds. ST dway
THIRD NATIONAL BANK or EEw.YoHx, No. s Nassau-st
Fouaru NATIONAL Bksx NgvN oRg. n snd ~ Piuest
FHrH NATIONAL Bark OF Egw.YcEK. No. az ID az.
sixrs NATIONAL BANK NEW YoRx 6th ~. a Br'dway.
YIsHTa NATIONAL BANK NEW Yoax 10. 80 Broadway.
Ninth NATIONAL BAKL oy EE1Yogx. No $50 Br' roadway
TrYrp NArrovAL BAsx ~ Nsw-YoRx. No $40 Broadway.
CsNrnAL NATIONAL BANK Esw- Yonx, No u Dusne-'s
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAsK o, Nav YonK. is4 "r~'oa-se
and By oil National Banks which deposoriss OF paals
money.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE RANKS AND BANKERS
roashsu, country win give further Information sna
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
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PpoyIpYEcs MINING CosPAE< Nrw.YoRK Oc,. .. 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that an assessment
~ Of twenty mrs ees PEI share has been levied The
Cai,si S.csb u me Pfoyiasce Mining Co. paysoe al .he
Office Of s Company. No 90 Gss.su.t N-~vers on th.
2sh day Of October 1851 9Th Interest om and siief that
date.
No transfer Of stoci IA be made sez the ls1h day Of oe.o
be7 unless the assfsF'neut :s p..d.
BY order Of tee jGiecior..
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Oyy,cs, o. NASSAU Hisiss ConYASY,
No 10 NASSAU sr., EKw YORK. Oct !, 1e4; ,,,
NOTICE ishereby given that al ASSESSMENT
~ FORTY oeut1 la. ih day ben E,,oo on o
anita Sock OF the NASSAU MINING COMPA.i psysne
- r. cannsnx's orc No 10 Nxsssu H., New ork. on or
before TUESDAY Nov. 1864 with interest," Thereafter VII
Pea p'o'os' o. "' FIX. MccULLY. Sec.
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&Ie0Ial.
NH, NH GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

'GUUr AND RHEUMATISM
All saEsnsrs from te sbo, =, osmpsshIA as aOUT AND
RIEi%XTfc PILLS They be oi~d oppa - .ns Ma
~. nd sectus remedy sysr saoesd to %. h 10
greatest success. mana .vT No "a Strand Lon
aon, nnssnp .vYorS Retail Price, 81 30 pr boz
M ,,s s1snd Ionson 70 Be-
spr-s,,d ,pon Inc Gsvssnmsss rsmp affixed 70 each sos
~ esnuiRs medicine
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6ttamboats ano Railroads.

OVERLAND ROUTE to CALIFORNIA.
~ r-opeued under efficient Military protection No indsns
In the rountry through wbeh tie eoscses poe S1Ssnse
CRY. GREAT SALT LAkE. WAsHOE and CALICO
MA carrying the great through mails ard pss-enss ssws
with my coach hines to the psrcpa points IN 'dsns'
Mcnsns and Oregon 1b IN .Htth
, Through on scAedue tune. -. j. - - :. . :. - Al.
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fet,ures and Aleetinas.

CONS OF TEMPERANCE-Thc GRAND
eoau.uos 4, Annual s~sson ON WEDNESDAY. the 1eeA
nm, =, o'clock p M q No la sOwsy 10 ss n1' -
harmony Division O@ceT. snd M.TesT vi pss,s
punetusl ... f "a JOHN DAVIS onne go
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OAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

woecysrrn. r. ESE eos FFfH2sS'ustxs, sAsnvA
/ y iuWpI,L CQNCORp, TIE WHITE MOUNTAIN
| - AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. To- ..,
The new and s,arneh st,speD Of the Norwich line,
\ ~ CITY or BOSTON ard CITY Of NEWfvRh.
ssys Newly orr daily Sundays excep sd cocx -
nom Pier No 50 Norta HivrT loot " Ses<yss,
FOR NEW LONDON, =.
there connecting WITH The sesbest Express Tram iST -
ercr Worcester and N4suA and New London add Sobssa
Erssbt t.ksa ., The lowest sssa ros information nSss
/ L S, MARTIN. Agent. on the Pisf.
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nAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
~ rIEA -xLEASuRE, TkA ERA ELu, Ia ca aTSt4x
"a, No NrREAL. and aapols.s North asd "s'b w Hss-
son Ryer b.. -~. . q, r,~~v
Co X and the DANIEL DREW Capt .. TALLhAN
torn daily line for Albany from De-orosses~t,
aid sN.ss a. slo lsndivc Cczsenss ctel Dock Wese
Pohs New bersh Peashtsepsie. Rhinsosch cst-hn 80
uI ~" Tcksts sold board, and baggage checked Yves
nj Tovxh
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Tinancial.
rV,HE TARR FARM
PETROLEUM COMPAN-
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.

OFFICE NO 81 cEDAR-sr.. NEw.yoRz.
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UONEY BROOK COAL co.
TVITUS OIL COMPANY.

cyylcs o. rHs cxo1ssATIk CHICAGO Ar LINZ a. r. Co,
No 81 WILLIAM sr.. NEW. onK. Octobcr IL, l53t
TIME INTEREST COUPONS of the Sinking
Il fund Bonds OF i. Company fsna due on the hrst Of
sees- HENRY MORGAN Treasurer.
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6sWEG0 COUNTY.
PROPOSALS FOR $40, 600.
sOLDIEcs BOUNTY FUND BONDS. -

s.skd Proposals win b. re'siy.s hy ELA ns,, K9o.' a.
ohes an Gswe,o ai WEDNESDAY, the rth Day o. octo
hr nsxt si " coet poou sd by l. IL lOSh!IN Ccsriy
I,rn,urrr et MEXICO AID A. ". sEFERANCE. d New.
Hsvcn un TUESDAY the 2sta day o! Oc'o5tf next 81
ociool m to tire purchase NJ tbs ~hce or ry pr, me
NUN Of roo soldier Bounty Fund Bonds sgho srd cy
re-, outiou If 1s Board Of say-ivscf, .! os~eEc Com
passed July n and Au.us 10 1854 Sad W an n' o. 9r
.S.jsture " the State of fewyorh r-scJ iebu4iy T.
1854 The ssd bond. III bear i,errt q the ie %
rar cent or payable sen tnDrsly, on tr uf s
at M, and IL each sbj the principal VIII %
in successive sn.usi iIr,a~p's 81 VA Haha
osr, s,ch commencing The 10; day II tpri anc
.ptiar April lat is7a al the ATLANTIC SAhx l'.wfcrA
CIV The proy-oss. will state th- sS.on't ana tfo. :"
nstrsv Of se 6sds desired and tie price pr One so
dred Do.Yr The perfons whore r-possk -f
scertd NIL ba required dsposit with thc tovsrI Res
up.a e, M.sce 81 &ASIsF bAsH IN Os~sso. Inc su ne
awarded then respectively together With me accrued M ,c
rom Get LIT 1914 dsss sfihs botss f.sci ropeAsh
should be sealed aud indred Frorossiio soders bounty
Fvaa Honda and nrosed 10 soeured snveopa saaIesea
to .lil.ay Of the uBdrrsigued. . . 49,, -
The rtht reserved reject ell OF the bids neon'
nred necessIy potsc, promote tie Interests Of ue
County. -, c.u.. 4. Al.
~. ,fo,rayo or ,hr 26h tsy OF Oct IL MEXICO,
ser,. H. iss1 L. r. CONkLiS, Co. Treasurer, =,
"'F" - hieIieo, ~ Y,
ELIAS ROOT, Marine Bss1, O.~sSa
%. L. Couch, Osw,sn ..
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UryIol fRevIpg.cs fITIye CosPAyr,
no ~ Nassau ST NEW YORK. Oct 3, !Sol.
EYOTICE.--The lolIow,ng-doscribed stock IN
tie Providence Mining Ccupsny viii De- cod 81 '"sou
Tuesdsy Nov ies'st ocoYs M a. Vie "iioe ., ..s
Conpeny 30 ~ Nesssus HewYarf 70 psy 30 ssssssHSn'
OF 81 cents p-r .hel-, levied AIIil 4. 1865;
Cert No Shares IN Of
Is...... $50. .Cbss y. Burcbsa
ls.... :. .Sp... .Cbss r. Purcken
i7....... 2O0... Cbas. Z. Bur akstt.
la...... 2cc. =. has. r. Purckett
2l...... $40 William Pesrs~i
25....l OOc....J. NJ. Mp.iIay. Trustee
4e.......4o0. RicLayc Rcbsrts.
sa......2 30. w n Riehrd.
sl.......s;0. ~ ". n Kic.Krds
n......S ....Lswrcnee, Hassd Baldwin. %fussees.
;ss...,,yNa. Lawrence Hssed Bsld~. n Trustees.
.gD. :. LawTepee. Hased Bsi<ty,n TtusUea
GO ,.ie. to the credit Of Cha T. Bures no cert issued
By order Of the D' >ciss.
JOHN w i,AyIs Secretary.
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Owes C.xyxIAsp AND TOLEDO RAILROAD Co,
Exx ffp.o Ut tGft

nIyIDEND NOTICE.-Ata meeting OF the
~ Directors Of this Company bed thi day -e'3 snos
DIVIDEND OF FIVE ~ PR CEkT ~s. d-~'.r.d nee Of
Suvupne,t TuI payable 20 tho StcshodeF Of ti' Ccib
nv ., tbe Cout Bank Ia the Ciy Of Nevfoik on ths
hss Of oe;sssr ins Until TIE sn a4y rss
Tho transfer books Of the Cor Psy viii close On e ytn
ay q October. Al O'Clock n ind rsuA'n e'''e' u"'' le
'Ss % "'''''' X C. LUCE, Tressurea.
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TFRMETICAL BARREL COMPANY.--A
limited portion Of the STOCK remaining nns"n ~ ,r
Herre.iea hlue! Company oryAHa naasr ~" - -
rs, snd other p1.ssss BY tie Robbins Patent and "his
now duly ard in prsocsl operation unoef the oe
.o"hiPsSf - roosy JH. coy.sr
~ n Uvn,us DAsL NAraoRS,
". 8. CovLEs,
cen b. ob.s,ued by spplyinr to A. A. TAYLOR, Acusy
III ;nf,r1na,iou can be obtained on the subject.
CULVER, PENN d Co, BANKERS, NO. III
~ k,uau.,, are prepared 20 supply
Rosps oy The Raw fN,TwsSTr Loan -
a, purchaser Also suscrptions Tor TIC
Egw 80 Treasury Notes,
uo,t,, ,,h.orb.r. per cent c,umssion, and buy and
"" a. s sir rss orSr BONDS OF 1881.
and other Government securfteA
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vT,uE WEBER PIANO FORTE

XIyANTED-A TENOR snd BASS-iirst-
w ciass. Tor the Episcopal Chnreh ouarssta esiasy
HbssI. Address " Q,artrte," Herald Uhcs. ~ ...
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" No. 30 BROADWAY, NEw- YORK Oo, H. iss4.--The
trus,ees Of Holman God Mining Co.. voted Ut their last
epcnbly meeting pss 1900 shares Of t reserve stock
s working capital at ~ per share. Par value az This
CenpAly Gym 80 Eo.doe.rng claims, all well testsdl
80. 80 H. r. cRozIER, President,
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wesSin9 Catos. 81

ATwM EvERDELLv SONS, No. l04 Full.
n ton -wEDDiEG CARDS and FINE SIAIioNE"i'
ssbiishsd 1872 r f. ..rtfn.rt a..rl \
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UkrT2D STATTs NtSAf
SEw.YoHX, Sept q, 1854
r0RCULAR NOTICE.-Notice If hereby
u ysp To parties interested that for tho rnrposs o. rns
a. th 10 .ks prompt psynents fo- sgshon
Ssa,.y ofthe Trvssury recently the a,
~ one Bullion Fund in coin. DsPo.'ios OF bn.o WIN
Ssrs payment ins bars a. soon a. ne Nsn@
tbeu pon have been ssceisined-ssnsy lIoin wv"
e -four dsys ON ths date Of dayos.i
GEO. Y. DUHNiSG, Superintendent
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9nsirfir:i1n.

A CARD.--1he regular prices Of tution al
~ 0uj,rsMiIna IHSiiTuTE, 80. 7;s Broadway, vii
De- r-sr-d Nov AL vlo thsr vrior 20 tina
win be received a. 5a roc nsns cs. Lessons
re completed by March |. Spe;ia,irsPrnunnsbp, foos
Keeping and Arithmetic OLIVER Is. GOLDSMITH.
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In this way thousands Of the humber classes
of people, vino never seem 70 learn anything
about the tricks Of the professional operators, are
ruined weekly. The game of stock and gold
gambling. az now p~racticed on Wall street, is as
systematized rs the game of faro, or any other
game at cards, and, by far, more Injurious 10
public morals and more disastrous in its effects
upon the community. While the former is done
openly. the latter are ~prnctsed in dark recesses
and closed houses, with barred doors, where none
but the initiated are allowed 20 enter, or bring a
stranger with them to fleece. The pimps. cappers.
saunders and stool-pigeons of the olden time find
their counterpart, in the well-dressed and con.e-
queutial professional Wall street stock-iobber.
The former were denied responsibility, or the
countenanceo of respectable men, while the latter
now pass current as eHtres into our best society,
hob-nob with bankers and money lords, the best
box az the Opera, cut & splurge generally, display
real diamonds instead Of the trashy limitations of
the "cappers, !" and are looked upon by q large
class of unreaecting minds as men of standing
and position in the commonwealth, whom the
laws should foster and protect. For our part, it
would be difficult 10 discern the difference between
the twO-the faro dealer or the professional stock
operator. Can any one solve the problem? Both
have precisely the same object in view to deceive
the public, and public morals suffer alike from
the pursuits of either.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-08

TXCEI.LENT Farm, called Lebanon, of 238
~ acres, In Charles. city county, on the Chicka-
hominy, rs miles heiow Richmpnd, for sale.-We
are authorized to sell the excellent Farm called
Lebanon, located as above, near 70 Ro1bury and
10 the farm which the late John w Bradley re
Gently rented. 1t contains, by old survey, 238
acres, Of which about three fOurtbs is open liant
of excellent SOIL and one.sourh In original growth,
press for making shingles. The improvements
consist Of a comfortable dwelling, containing six
rooms above the basement; harm, stable, quar-
tcrs, fce.housc, sc, and good peach and apple
orchard. II IL Row occupied by MI Jones as tenant.
The taxes for 1864 TO be paid by the purchaser.
NH 7-3t GODDiN & .APPEASON. :