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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-03

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The largest and finest
stock in the above line ever
offered in this market, is
now opening and ready for
inspection;
BY Wholesale or Retail
Buyers.
Gentlemen will find in this stock
every variety of
Boots g. Shoes,
That their taste or fancy may de-
mand, and at prices to suit.
Ladies who appreciate finely fit-
ting Shoe or Cater, of the finest ma
Leral and style, need only look over
the cases in this house, to be at once
grati6ed and exactly suited as to
comfort, tastei and price.
Youths and Misses
Boots and Shoes of every style and
variety. In this line, competition is
us, less. -.
Infants Shoes and Caters ofevery
conceivable quality asd style.
? Shoe Findings
Lasts, Bindings, Thread, Pegs, Avis,
Knives, Ruhbers, &c, DC. In this
line, Shoe-makers and Dealers will
find a large and extensive assortment
at low prices. ;. esff
Leather.
Sole, Codntry and Spanish, Oak and
Hemlock tanned, Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, French and C.untry,
Kips do, Sheep and Goat Skins, Mo-
rocco's, &c., all the lowest cash
prices. -N .asg
Country Merchants supplied at
eastern wholesale prices, freight in
cluded. To all such persons, every
inducement is offered to purchase a.
homeinstead of going abroad. Prices
and styles OF goods warranted to be
more favorable than can be had any
where in the Ohio river valley.
Call and see my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
All Goods warranted te
1 be as represented. y
i 81 JOHN DAGES. t
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Notice..

There was this day, deposited with the
Treasurer Of GsllIa COUNTY. S27 IS for the rel
drHiption Of so acres Of land corner Of
Section %, Town Z, Range is, sold for Taxes
january 90. 1863. The holder Of certificate
of sale, will take notice thereof
gWM. NASH, Auditor G. c.
Oct. 90, '62-3ws
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The Florida.

We are glad 10 hear that the Confederate
steamer Florida is once more at sea, though
we are not informed whether her command
er, Maffitt, has sufficiently recovered from
his late illness to resume his duties. If he
i. once more on her decks We may soon ex
pect TO hear of more Confederate piracies.-
II is an astonishing thing that the hundred:
of Yankee cruisers on the alert for Semmcs
and Maffitt always make out to miss them
It speaks volumes for the skill and energy O
those commander, that they have so long
successfully eluded the pursuit Of the whole
Yankee navy
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REAUfiFuL and hishl. s,.
- ntook Turnpike, txD ro,... I've farm On >, .
c.on'a'oiDg about rs acres, for 49, ',am Rshm,ss
ass request OF John A. Parker Ssa ~ auction
~ puoic auction, on The pre-, scy ws sssI, "
o oi ssotnafy: 1874 at ocloe. 90 lats..y !,
and hishiy attractive country sas, ~ The sesS,tH
now occupied by SAID Parker s, Coated q sfs,.
acres Inc property will be sshe',.,nng .hsgts
sntes parcels according to pIst s. into two.
es"oiseu al The hour Of sale. tn aau su'vey b =
ane pace ior the raost part are in ap'ovenssst, =
painted, and the parior handSa,aa:s roopss Gag
.roLt yard is ias,efuiy ARRANGED 'apeted n.
.se'srechs bowers, aud shade t, s-a at.as.. :
suio ID 70 iiy hsost desirable .nb",,S Aleye,b..
lte neighboFhood is equal 10 sr r.oan rssaesr.
mere "a seeded On the place IS haaS IN the e,s5,
bushels rye and about 10 acres I s.a snter ~.
othy ana Clover Partial posse,s.as Gel So. ia H.
"no iui possession by or before ,la gwen At 1pf,
TERMS cash the taxoss -o- Ni sss .h Nay tex.
the purchaser. Gf,f3r'r, ~, issl 70 Be "a,
ia 81 aPPEkStiy
wiz be added to the ss,,s,1. AEets
excellent cows giving milk
lot Of fine scan,lJpS e..
f,et,) A~oat l,5o0 70 ia.
and perhaps few other Article,
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DIED.

In this city, on the LIST Inst, Mrs EMILY NUN
DIN, In the S6th year Of her age, leaving large
circle of friends u mourn their loss.
Her friends and those Of her son, Mr. Samuel
Mcdowell, are'most respectfully invited To attend
her funerna to-day, at II O'Clock, corner or 18th
and Clay SITS.
On the evening OF the 3lst ut, Mrs ELIZABETH
& SHEPPARD, rect of Dr Joseph M Sheppard, In
the list year of her age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
her funeral, from her late residence In nenfico
county. to day, At l2 O'Clock.
On yesterday morning, at AZ. O'Clock, at the re
sidence Of her husband, on eth st, Mrs JULIA
ANN MCCARTHY, la the SD year Of her age, OF
apoplexy
noon, AT IN O'Clock, from the First Baptist Church
The friends Of the family are Invited to attend.
AT his residence, on Wall street, Feb. LIST, 1864
at 10 o'cloek, JOHN IRWIN, aged ~ years, ma
tive Of Duneanon, Ireland.
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A Reserve Force,

II is objected to the military bill lately
passed by the Senate that, in ordering every
body in the country into the military SER
vice, 1t plays the last card of the Confede.
racy, and that at period when the enemy
has not begun to exhaust himself, and when
our own resources of men, if deserters and
stragglers are brought back to their duty,
are not seriously diminished. Behold, the
Yankees will exclaim, how this boosted Con-
iederacy, at the end of three years, is on its
last legs. 1t has used up in that short time
SO many OF the young men of the country
that 1t is now compelled to drag their fathers
from their unprotected homes. If, in three
years, we have crippled the youth and vigor
of the country, how long will it take to de.
molish and annihilate Its old age9 Not
more than six months at farthest, and when
the old fogies are disposed Of the Southern
Confederacy will be berett of its last re.
source Of defence, and nothing will remain
but for rs to walk in and take possession.
But this premature exultation of the Yam
kees, should the Senate bill pass the House,
will be without any foundation. Even when
the old men are exhausted, when the fathers
and grandiathels Of the land are deyoured
by the sword, and their families exposed TO
famine and instruction, there Is still re.
source nottouched, nay, expressly exempted
by the military bill of the Senate For Con.
gress has exempted itself and the State lie.
xislatures from all military duty. Whilst
the crisis Is 80 urgent that gray headed men
must be forced into the ranks, 1t 10 not so
urgent that members Of Congress and of the
Legislatures, many of them in the prime
and vigor Of life, should be called to the
field. The object of this Is patriotic, noble,
and glorious. 1t is to form reserve, which
may rush to the rescue of the country when
all else has failed. When the old men of the
land are exterminated, and only women and
children left TO occupy the farms and plan
tations of the country, then, in that supreme
hour Of peril aud agony, the Spartan band
Of the Capitol, which has reserved itself for
Taermopy:1, will confront the consolidated
cohorts Of despotism and strike last blow
for liberty and independence. Let no one
despair Of the result. It IL not by immense
numbers Or approved weapons Of war that
great military results are always accom-
plishsd. II . fsw Congressional speschss
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hurled & the hordes Of Lincolndom does not
operate upon them like the reading OF tho
riot act, then has hope forever left the world.
But We will not allow ourselves to doubt
the result. The inspiring example Of Jeri-
cho overthrown by the blowing of rams
horns fills US with the most profound conf
dence In the Congressional Reserve.
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Yankee navy

II, NEw ARRIVAL OF LATs NoTHERN PAPERS.
This (ruefday) morning, (snd received by every
lag of {, uee J at the Confederate Reading Room
Aieo the latest papers from ali parts of the South,
sl the city papers Ais, On exhibition, (and to ie
seen without extra charged O. beautiful coiored
painting If Frederic K, burg and IL ensiions, rs
sen from Gan Lees b. sdquarters in the lid after
the battle Of fredericksburg by the we'll known ar
list Mr. Lee Mallory. Admission, Gao extra
charQe.1 Is cents.
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vIRGINIA Volunteer Navy Company.--With
~ the view of purchasing second steamer,
books Of subscription will bs opened on the )th Of
January 1861 for an increase OF the capital stock at
the Offices of Messrs GodlIn Appersou and Samuel
J Harrison, 10 Richmosd aessrs McDan'el . troy
in Iypchburg and b Dugeer and Thos Branch Il
Sons, in Petersburg. ,
RoB'H ARCHER,
I'll IS " McCANCE,
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL,
JAS L APPERSON,
ia 3o--10t Commissioners.
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By h. s. HexSaatS, tact.

By II. ,. lIetS0'ttS, 1HCt.
Y URNITURF, Bedding, etc, for saie 1T auction -
= AT 10 oc'ocE, on Wednesday, the 81 inst, viii
sell st my store extensive assortment Of Furnl-
ture, oio. such
Walnut and other wardrobeS
Tleiea, chains, beislaais
j. ather te!s. mattresses, etc
= 2 veral excellent carpets
CurianS, urns, glassware, etc
ALSO,
Cooking, pailor ana Office stow
ALSO,
quantity Of clothing
Besides NUMEROUS other articles.
ALSO,
4 trst-rate assortment Of jewelry, such as
Breas.Pus, se;s, bracelets, etc
fee Z 3 PEASANTS, Auct.
< Took Of Dry Goods, Hosiery, end Fancy Goods,
tor sale a auctian.-Oa Wednesday, the 81 day
Of February, at 10 o'clock, viii SILL at No 43 Main
street, an excellent assortment OF
Dry goods, 80
Hosiery, siiks, veyets
Ribbons, laces Gives, tiaunels
badi s shoes, and other fancy goods
At Il O'clock precisely will be sold o very supe-
rior assor tmeut Of
BOnnets, trimmed and uutsinmei
Flats. flames, silk trimmings FOR bonuats, &c.
The above IL well ny the attention OF the
trads. [fe j pLEASANTs, Auetr.
extension table l mahogany siieaoerl
lounge, ri excellent day clccI
e2 3 pLEisANTs, Auet.
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~ The third lecture in the series BY the Rev
~ DR.. LEYBrRN. viii he delivered before the Y
NC Association, on Tuesday evening next, the
Nd February, at y O'Clock, in the Second baptist
Church, corner 9th and Main streets. subject
.srhe Jordan and the Dead Sea, with an adventure
with band of Bedouin Robbers "
Tickets 81 each; to be had at the bookstores and
the door. fe l-2t
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~ H. y. E'eas9nt, 1,..,,---r-

h'"aNF Parlor and Cbamha, p
~ pets, handsome Mirrors. H. y, a'hlta'c, "a,
tion.-on I'tsiay, The u nz, :, a ,o' 'ale At a.,
Seh al the fesidesce OF Mr. Harris r.. toes, VIII
street, between icih and 2yti, 81. i"o oos, N Main
stone hon@r) avery superior h; ~ f bo he oi
nitnre--suCh as ' Vi handsome n,
.',,Iog my sofas, marble top lsll.,
Sp'l1g seat chairs, rocking do
handsome par0r chairs.
rhFant lace curtains. SUne,h
Vases and china ornamchfs '''''''
Fa'niins- and engrayiugs
N CHAMBER - gyfr,.,
Handsome beads,cada.
iiapGsome wardcobes,
tops, 'ldHas, na,lja
Handsome cradle, focking ana
chairs, 9.d cane sem
H"if mattresses dgd featherbe,,
ALss,
An excellent assortment Of yl,,..
croohery, S''''WaIe ibl
A very superior cooking siovo ,.,.
furniture IL general 1"4 aah.u
GI L pLEAsAyTs
tpr+i.u
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xS-WANTED-Dead cows, horses, ;nu!es, goats,
&c Persons having such on their lots Can have
them hauled away Immediately, besides getting the
highest price pald for them, if word DE left at hir
James Gaileghers drug store, on plain, between
Tih ard 9th SITS; at Lewis Antelotti's, near the Cen
tr;l Railroad Depot, and at Mr. Joness grocery, on
Gag st, two doors from 9th, OF the Glue and Oil
Works ami Tannery, IN rear of the new Poor House,
foot Of "a st.
B-ilides of all kinds wanted, for which full
marAet piEe viii be paid ia 2l-12tt
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s,'AkM tor s;Iie 90. The owner Of u iTu = y II,
y miles from Ashland in Haaorr csa,"
and Containing SIS acres, ciiers 4 Tor sac -
Is well eneloGea. Las 4 Hew dwelling ?, - So
ing III rooms, has u good Iew barn ana V..,v
ard plenty Of good wood land, and = A'f s-.'...t{
20 be cleared. For further ia!orms'ha t,F15.
may be made e Lhe EnaaLt.r oiL-e. -
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sitSrkAL. h.uliG8s.

. II j TIE VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY viii!
recai7e Freight for Petersburg Monday ard
TUESDAY next, at their Sheds on the D~ck. Freight
IS cent? per hundred Apply ut oiIlcs en- l2sh st.
E. PIT jos q DILL Chief Clerk
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~ GENERAL MEETING of the stockholders
~ of the Virginia Towing Company will be held
at the office Of said company in the city Of Rich
mond, on Tuesday, the 23d day Of February, at -
O'Clock NJ. AlER MYERS.
BACON TAFT,
TIL MAS BOttDsR,
Owners of more than enc tenth Of the
ia 4-tG* Corporate stock.
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- & y. dt4js, Anct
En % Main street

WILL SCI ct an lotion, at store m IT,,
L "a IL 10 O'Clock, a large ard aes,rsi.s 's5
Household and kitchen furniture w"
Stoves
Crockefy and glassware
Clothing, shoes
Blankets. dry gocdq
Watches, iewclry
Fancy goods
lo ------------..-----.-.- " WILLIE al,,.s
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tS-SPECIAL NOTICE Particular attention is
asked to my sale Of handsome Parlor and Chan
bcr Furniture, Csrre;s, Mirrors, &c, this day
~ 10 O'Clock, at the residence of Mr Jacob
iiarrs, On Nam street, between 19.h and Goth, OPP
pas.e the old stone house. See advertisement;
fe2 T. 8 PIEASANTS, Aact.
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q Improved Farm, OF 4i0 a-frs '@o :. g,
- ot Brandy Station, in Culpeprf 2.Il- ms
seize "A neat and sutstar tial cotags q - - 1
and sill. necesfary ogt buildings baii. ID u, IA
busdTed ecres In wood, nearly two hH'-''-
t5Iysss = n snACkELElG
ia 3d-Idts EsUEl1 Hf~'
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AUC170N SALks-Furunn DArs.

By Robi,,soa, A,iuss Il Co., ducts
lCsrner eiti and Main sts
EET will sell at auciiua at our warehouse, on
Wv friday n. It, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, the fol.
lowing desirable goods
ID bbls choice N sugar
hhds do do
bbIs crushed do
bags prime Rio coffee
do do Java co6ee
Is cases pure O.ard brandy
bhb molasses, very fbe
do taliow
casks new rice
12 boxes No turpentnc scep
rs bags peanuts
10 kegs borax
bbls pure Southampton vinegar
With general assortment Of groceries
$50 boxes mRnufactur ed tobacco
leo dn black navy tobacco, suitable for ex-
10 cases Langhornvs smoking tobacco, 400 lbs
20 Cases McCorkie's diamond smoking tobacco,
100 lbs each
rs bbls smoking tobacco
100 pairs gents English shoes
And a lot Ct dry goods
Parties desiring to avail Themselves OF this sale
will pease send ia their goods oa Wednesday or
thursday morning.
fee ROBINSON, ADAMS SEQ, Auc.s.
By 1hos. W. Keesoe, A,.crr,
lcfhCs corner OF 18th and Cary streets.
SUBSTITUTE principals, by recent enactment of
~ Congress, being req Tired to go into the ariny, we
tfer Tor gale, at auction at rtoc 13ta street.
between Main and Cary, our entire stock Of liquors.
wnes groceries, &c, insisting IN part OF the follow
ing articles
40 bbs Bourbon whskey
10 ibis pure mountain Whiskey
pipes Jamaica rum
30 bbs pie brandy
10 do Old Southampton brady
do pure back berry wide =
l do peach brandy
l DO tSumrlera's" wine
1 DO Isabella wine
do pure teiCe Of The grape
ID DO vinegar
10 Nj GGe cigars
10 bags Java cCfae
q boxes black tea
do pound lump tobacco
bale conducted by w KEEsEE, at 10 O'Clock
ihufsday morning. WALLACE SONS.
fe 2-tds
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fGy-F0R DREWRY'S BIUFF,--The Steamer A II
SCHCLTZ, Capt BIZ, will, until further naticc,
leave the Dock Gates foot Of 26th street, daily
except Sundays) at 10 o'c!ock NJ.
Returning viii leave the Bluff daily al l O'Clock
PM
Fare ere dollar each way. fe l --ts
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y1TY01 AAKxS-Ty1U1R DAvs.

AyOxxO0 0A1N-ssssr-11 1890 800 go 70 :
gy Williamson d Co., ducts.
mo. 1873 Main ct, bet 9th aad 10ihI
DIANos,
Furniture,
watches,
Jewelry.
Stationery, &c,
nj auction.
On Wednesday, the Sd inst, commencing q, 10
o'clock Al. we Will sell at salerooms No Io2
Aain street. an assortment Of pianos furniture, Zoe
Brussels CARPETS stoves, beds, bedding, crocsery
glassware, watches, leweify, So,Rs stationery, &c
magnificent Chckering piano, octaves
Several excellept pianos, octaves
several very lne BRUSSELS carpets
Bureaus, desks, chairs
Tables bedsteads, washs:ands
! spiendld parlor sote in crilnson satin, consist
irg Of eight pieces
Cooking, Office and paTi0f stoves
Feather beds, pillows, and boistets
Heir, shuck aud cotton mattresses
Blankets, quilts and sheets
Cfockery and glassware
Gold and silver watches
Diamond rings, bresstpins
Books, sia.ionery, fancy articles, 80
fe2 aiLLiAMS 0N Il co, Aucts.
DEBEL Wouss for sale st auctioo.--Or Friday
Ia, the 5th inst, commencing 1t 10 o'clock A NJ
VIII sell without reserve, the above vel known
and popular restaurant, ca l4th street, near
the Exehargs Hotel; also. the bar fxtures and
everything pertaining to q fIst.e).ss restaurant,
together with the key and lease
te2 wILIIaMsON 4 co, Aucts.
sAECEiVER'S SALE In pursuance Of n decree
= OF The District Cour: Of :be Confederate States
Of America for the Eastern District OF Virginia /
shan, Saturday, The 9th DAY OF February, 1854
proceed, Receiver, 10 sci! the premises, ca i2:h
street, between s.aln and Franklin streets in the
city Of Richmond, ct public auction, ~ Tie highest
bidder for cash, the following property, Bsnoly:
The EnexpIrcd term Of the lease OF II tenement
MADE by John A! Bevn 10 George Starre.t and
wEich tenement was lately occupied by the said Geo
siarre;;, under the said lease, as store house,
shop, and dwelling The said lease dated the
LIT day OF July, 1859, and is recorded IN the Husl
n3s Court OF the city of Richmond The term con
vcyed is for eight years from the said lst day Of
July, 1859, SO that on The day CT sale there VIII be
years months and % days e the term unexprcd
the tenement is aT ge one, four stories high with
back buildings and The upper stories have been Ill
yited ho rooms for the Of family, WITH pri
vate entrance from tae street The rent reserved in
the lease Is $'40G per anuurn. Also, the fixtures in
the said tenement, pat therein by the sad George
Starrett, AID which may be removed under The pro-
VISIONS OF the SAID lease, consisting of Partitions
she'vlng, water closets, seine ess fixtures, sets Of
inside venetian blinds, cast iron window ratings
and sash, house bella, &c. also, TofrIzerators, l
stone water hiterer, work benches. with several
hundred feet Of s3antiGg and two inch plank and
other things.
The sale sill commerce at IL o'clock 81 and be
conducted by y williamson 4 Co, auctioncers. Per
sons wishing to yiew the premises will call at my
office. THOMAS GILES Receiver
ia 26--tds
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as-sCOTCd ALE empty BOTTLES boBgh. in
any quantity, and higher price paid for the same,
than by any other house in the city at No hschange
Hotel Building, 14th street. fe2-2t%
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100 ACRES Of Vs'uahle Ti,cbefed Land on The
lVU Peninsula, iu Warwick county, for sale c.
aGcl:oE.-H be solt IT auction. Cd thursday, lie
din OF February. SOL at cur elise, in the city ol
Richmond, at IL O'Clock II, TO Gcits Of valuable
tim6ered Land, belonging 10 d II II Curtis, 10 War
wick county, niles from iiiismsbufg sud from
Yorktown, convenient to two rivers, which abound
in fish aEc oysters. Tie soil Of that county Is GO
well known that i. reqaires 10 description,
TERNs-CasA. Tie isxss for 1864 ~ be paid by
the purchaser CODDiN & APPfkSON,
Ia II huctioaCPrs.
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By Redwood Il Hlali1., .iatet'S,
ia Main street

iJ4 Main street.
- FiEND,D walnut and Mahogany Furniture at
auction We will sell at our st0re, Wednesday
morning. February Cd, al 10 O'Clock, a soclmeni
OF magnificent Furniture, Consisting Of
! splendid weinut wardrobe,
/ walnut mas bic top cabinet
l do DO wasbsiand
l. do bedsiead
Several mahogany card table, AMI bureaus
Walnut parior chairs a
! large mantle mirror
Window Curia.ne and corriee
And great variety Of useIu and valuable articles
REDWOOD & PHILLIPS, Aucts,
fe 81 u ain street
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~ MASONIC Notice The members Of PIeh.
~ mond Ledge, No 10, are hereby summons
10 sttsp.f q STATED meeting Of their Lodge at the
hssons' Hall, On Qussday) evening, at o'cik'
BY order of the w NJ.
JAS RIDDICK, seo'y.
Feb ID, A L 1894; A D 1864. fe 1t
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By Lancaster d Co., Stock ducts.

WILL 10 sold at auction, nj our office, on Wed
w n. sday, the 18th day Of February, lSGi-
900 shares stecs in TIE Farmers Bank Of Fin
castle.
fee LANCASTER e co, Aucts.
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I'm ELiatNP Iarm of 800 acres. In gr.t.-,
i ham county, four Inil. from the Crurf E,n.ss
todstet n miles frsm Haidwickssie ou Jsf1asf..y
ahd eighteen miles ffcm Farmyills, IL al. =,
the request Of air A W Trayio-, we 5T.,f,,,.,.
his fam located ~ above, Dow ccrutifd h, n.
Albert stegeg, n the ,lGrktos1 lralilg mn. T.,
Cour- House to FGrlvil.s 1t contains .}.1s,.
of which ore half is open land, a rocd hear. ,,i
oae-hsli III excellent oak AID pine ;imter. N.
inpro yefnenia coCsist Of comfer able gv-Jfo,
Containing four rooms, besides barn. s.,s..
quarters, ice mouse, &c., all "a good or.s-. sai ~
excellent apple orchard. /. il NV rettsi Al >5g
per annuC,; but, If dasrsc, possession ,.a Ia hahn
a lev Wesks,as the 56naGt W yac,ta s,rr-4i,J',
cohtr&c. ii aFpiied f'r before let Ap5 rex Ptes
80 Der tcre. Apply 70 us.
L. st GanpIN . ippps.uv
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NotiCF 20 FaymcTs.--i hsYe on .api ~. BE
~ Columbian susro, supeF ph0$i hs's " .sess.
ash, ground bones, AMI shell ia'e' - .-s -
Il solicited, as shalt ra e. The r'c> "'
marcn. al kinds Of grinding done -s-v.y.
South side Dock, opitS'''
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

TWO randrsa AID f9ty iaoes =. ,-I,sss, q. 90
Par, VERY superior Sack hF'sS
part vi she esty. Aaa'y a. , rArysy.,
se2s Pess -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02

By HI9, Dickinson d; Co, aasctS.
Y U Hou.e Painter and Cock, Washer and
V ironer for sale We will sell at our auction
house. on Wednesday, the Sd irst at 10 o'clock a
very likely man, about 80 ears of age, who is No
l House Painter.
ALSO,
libely Woman, who is No, Geek. Washer
and IroEer. B>th fully guaranteed.
HILL, DICKINSON & CO.,
l-2-.ds AuctioneerS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-02
By Goddip & ApperSo,,, .4.lcti0aeeTs.

z ALUABLE Tract OF wood and Timbere1 Land
y in C-estsrieli, Gcar to For, Haithall Junction
called "8cons6cTry, containing iF5 acres for sale
st auction viii be sold a. auction. at our Office, in
the city OF tichmcal, next TO the Bank Of Virginia
on Thursday, 4lh February, 1864, Ia IL oclnc~ NJ
that valuable tract Of lsnd called 'DacInsbeEfy, "
the Rchin ond and Petersburg railroad, at its june
ton with Fort WaihaA. The tfaCi contains i3S acrcs
of which 80 a;Ees opeu lGpd about 100 aor,5 IN
original and 300 acres il secondary growth. ih4
wood alone VIII, it s said, Fay the whole pUrcGase
money. There is on the place good fishery.
TERaa-Cash. Tee taxes for this year to De paid
By the purchaser. plat can be AZ our Cf:!cc.
PS-TLe land can be bought privately.
fe G0nDiS 4 ~; ERSDN, kGcts.