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y PRESS and shortly to be published.
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.-Itl,., l,cr. VIII" has had n"1rls - ytara prac-
tica IL fhonoe afhic Writing. having i'c"n at
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III. United stats Senate, and. Wh" hat bocn
20 The Is - eavautoan months. and Is NOW, re-
g,.,i t..r o. tn Atianta iptolii: l"c..r.
Jh,s Dietioua-, wiH .'f'itafii Indications. bv
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ncns,. A. T.. MARSHALL.
d+f . Augusta, Ga
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TO TIE FRIENDS CFTHE SOIDlESS
'kIarD... .1,nuf the COMli.4lcrsAcy
GENERAL DEPARTMENT,
RNIRnAn RIREAU.
W. T. ItON'' KJN II ftLNNs
E!cHmoND. Feb. 2Oth, 1864.

I
RAILROAD BUREAU. {
H!cnmoNp Feb. 20th, 1864.
,yNEE friends and relatives, wi soldiers IN
!. tl4n -a.tnv of Northern Virginia ar
hereby notified that an arrangement ha'
ths day uecu effected with the SOUTHERN
ENrEE>ss COMPANY. TO carry all pack
AGES Of food and Wearing apparel to hlc!i-
, mon3. Va.
T., securr The advantages ihrs obtained
through ,hr express company, the tOiIoWlnS
instructions must be observed
paaka ,cs must not contain more than
one hundred pounds; hc well secured, an"
plainlv marked. and sent 1T the expense "i
the SINNER to either Of the soldiers Relief
Assoc; r;,tions which are located as.fullOws:
Ia North C,rolina. al Ralcieh; in SOUTH
Carolina at Columbia; in Georgia. ut An-
ou,ta: in Alabama. at Mont 9omcry: or at
ANY other point at ahich one ut these .la-
ccations have Al oiiice.
! Vn.. AGENTS Of these Associations VIII
there. take charge Of them. and ship daily,
Nv Southern Express Company. TO the prop
or Agents Of the respective states at klch-
monI. who will see them Distributed 70 The
proper Individual owners.
,rn nect the wishes of The sollcrs. and :"
rive them Il certain and speedy con'nunic"-
ri,,, viii, nou. tie southern Express Com :
,,,ny has aerccd 10 give this irei ght prefer =
e,cr over everything ell" and IN 0rde'
,hat no. obstacle may occur 10 nc succeS.
ot SO lstiIihio ~, enterprise. tue several
Railroad Companies are hereby rrqn"s'rd
10 rel DIR the Express Company such laci'i-
lies AZ will enable il to make this irrangt .
mcut y complete success.
! As The Southern Express Company as
sum sail responsibility oi the transport"
tinu Of those packages. the Relief Associh-
tti,us ara rcuIps.ed to Withdraw the'r
\ gcpts " ho has ncrct ctotsse acted as travel
iuy nles>ei:.crS. If the Reliei Association
viii establish agencies an the rear of the'"
armies. ,i.ev m:r enjoy the same priv'ieg'
hereby securci to the 4imy Of Aoithef
+. W. SIMS.
Lieut. Col. and Qnar;crma2ttT.
App:o'el H. c.n
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and was elected 4 DELEGATE to the Chica-
20 Conreniion, He stated in his speech
tll.t Litsola mi ht slapriye him Of life, but
not again of liberty.
He left f,r l',yt,a ttrre '.ing fears of
an o:.ttr-e..k tiisTc.
The sreechc, ia TIE Convention. ple.lse
The Democracy of tie STAT TO defend
Nallan1igharn in his individual rights an
,er the Constitution
MARIETTA, Juno 25-About : T.: NJ,
last evening the enemy attempted TO take
the works on our extreme left, Mhen they
We're met hy Iindman AMI Stevenson s di-
visions and driven back through three
lines Of battle with heavy loss. For up
wards 81 t>ro hours aItI !, hall the action
was sclr fierce. We captured siHt; pgis
ailer,-. it4clusling commissioned off tcvs--
,pe lost 40 prisoners. Sfeve,,son'S diyis-
.ron, Sutset,I n"St in wounded, paltictllar-
7ty Brown. hfis2lc. Light skim. .Itines
- - -l,esgse sssi...s o., tai, esxfans.
Moa:av, Jlao % \ special TO tie
Evening News, dated senetopi,, SAYS
Nnrtherh papers state that Morgan WAS
at Flcningsbuig on The ith, with three
thousand men.
II is said that Bur',: l.e'ss d;spatc,c.
were false, has loss Was 10 and ho wos!
not leave the State
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ENn OF \ GoTroN SPECTATOR B
w Wooster, Yankee cotton specuIator,
was hung a shert.t time ago, near Uaines'
Riuft. on the Yazoo river. t.,r endorsing
the conduct Of Forrest, at Fort Pillow
aud threatening to take the life Of a ne
GRO soldier He was put t. death hv
Drgrocs AMI negro officers. Negro equal
ity is workisg we'll.
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= Y .ATENCInI-S OEnt

~ ATEocIoUs ORDER Tho annexed!
atrocious order has just been issrlc1 by
Lct"y Fitch. tie Lieut. Commander OF
Eighth nj-trict Mississippi s1nas,ron
The mia bItants il towns and village;
on the Guns btri1aeI, Upper Tennessee
Ohio rivers. and their tributaries, VIII be
hclti accountable for any outra@cs com
mitte,I by grefriIt,, or others, in tIsei'
nes shhorheod. aud commanding officer,
oi 4tinhoat, arc hereby ijl4tgucte,i 10 >s,aelI
ard Iurn ali property where such out
rage are ii! ,Vest f. take place. Shculd
any Steamers be iirel upon ut any place
Inhabitants in the vicinity viii At once
take step. for their OWN protection. Whcre
such outra@cs have hccn co:n:nttetl. a.
This order Will most certainty be enforced
A,l.prisoacrs captured a. guerrllas vii
be SHOT on approval Of Admiral Porter
OIiceFs Of thi, district are cnirincI to ex
crc,c vigilance. discretion and courage
and if captured by surprise or otherwise
VII necessarily have t. suffer the coise
q;Icucc Of their NEGLECT OF ltty.
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S.a. and FlOMcrs.

Wh,n Eve had led her Lord astIay.
IAsd CAIN had killed his brother,
I,,e Sta.s and Flowers. thepoets SLY,
Agreed with one auoth.r,
To cheat the cunuin Z 1rnptN art,
4 nj teach the race it, duty,
BF Keeping on its wick ed IA art,
Jheir y cs Vi light and be.ia ATTY.
!, sssi.;s,n >i,e,,less lids. they say.
W iii as ..t !rtSt Warning: .
a ~! 80 the flowers wAnia watch by dav,
The st.,.s iioa eve 10 morning.
On hi', and r,r airie, cel.r and lavg,
Their iewy eyes ulturning,
Thc iiawers still Match from redaeniEg
dawn,
Till. western skier are burning.
Ala.. each l,our OF dae lis flt tells
X tale Of sha a. crushing.
ghat some turn \, hite :,s sea cached IN lis,
a lld some arc sslws, blasling.
But whom the patient stars l,uk down
On All. ia ,-ir light discovers r. IL.
The traifar'S smile the ,innrd,rer's fTewn.
The lips of wing lovers,
They trv 20 s1ut their saddcned eyes,
\ ad insth ain endeaxor
" = -, taogn twin issing in the skies,
4spd taeY - INK iorete4.
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rIETE5 LIE CIR .A. II I5.55L To


Entered according to Act of Congress in Tho
v..,r Is.I. bv i. <. Thrn-hrr. IN tn Cork
.,.;icc Of the District C0u.t 0f tn" Confederate
Stttes tor the Northern District of Georgia.
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To match Yankee 200-pounder Parretts
the Confederates have 300 FOUNDER Tor
pedoes attached to the nose Of little canoes
called Dasis. Whenever one of these
Tor;cloes calls upon a ankee vessel
life is nothing left of il but hair. blood,
s,.linters, ci.nucys tuppled over, a few
swearing Yankees thrown intu the river,
lilto dead ones. anI gums, ammnuiton
..,.t All such nsclcss r|tuier. These bnat-
- cano,.s, are eteat ,.oHiin seaIiea ioI cat
i.sh .LaCa3 t...g - az.
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NORTHERN PEEAcHiNG = A prisoner
died few days ago at Camp .Oslethorl'.
in Macon. Ga. and the, funeral SERMON
was preached by Il Federal Chaplain, who
is also prisoner. He said
. This brave Lieutenant died n martyr !;
the cause in which he died is & glorious
one. hot less glorious than that for whioi,
the Son oi tiod gave up his life.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS co, J

TIE; SOl TiIfRN EMPRESS tDMfh
Ny htrcby nntiiy the friends ana 'e's'F'
-, S,,Ili.,. in tic Army q: Nor .hCrn Va.
ni,I 81. where that they are p'cPar"d -
carry ont arrangements rs announce '"
t,r above ard anl That they VIII do all Ia
IN re power 10 lulhi its rpGnireincnsst
JAMES Sfiti En
Geu1 .Sap't. & ActiAo q Pres I So. Exp 80.
Nay - II.
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Corwin has RESIGNED hls position as
Yankee minister to N.Sion. iio. i Ia he
satceeoed by Hon. lhcma -t.Iscu. I
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The Nea -, Nnlld -:yt II account
ri ti,c %. ~ q. a uc~, p,|G,c'l aud n'i'l''
~ or2nu tio,:i. ct.l"d thr -, ". =
Or Nc:s.n-ltg- - the Mnarp- b"ci''n". J he
III 3sci,:.-af. il j. STD. &; j.g:is''r Will 4
Nc,g York ssfsi or wIiJc eIg.t4ei III TIC
Southwest lie started a secret cian '"
a..:c'nphis, and soon alter an"' i"r III <cF
Orleans Anothcr was organ'Ze - - Il
falo, AMI others are forming IN ->ew f"rN
city. These defenders propose. Ii III,
to aid Juarez against the Frenca-tn Mex
ico
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2 amond Dispatch.
lsAIDERS

II - s aA-.sT II i
All t:. - .~Il: rcae. eI..,9sisia
t;e.a y - 3iorin'sni ai=o 81
as IL sl,.,' Yer. ,,,1 - -
f'j..-~ =. .aft'.sss' - on IN read.
g. 80 - @ IS. sa.'ss.'haye .eIe.t t'st
I.t.s5g B rot. str,n;.. e.'e'1 -
! i.ts '~'s's r',., - ]. pfse and, ks.i, ~
:'FHlf'l r -. .ie Paunkes At
-. s.. I...,,ea - sf '..,ai.N
laiaer@
sTuE Lars Trgstas r4ESr or e4t,sp-
AEaI.
= " have fecs1 - detailed acc0uat
q tt 'ie' g e - s'ees BY oureax sssy
,.t - l.. "i'Iei,
i,a, ~, ssf - 81 l,.,,.,,,. "a, ,1'..,
and Giss1af III sets4nre st,t>d. sisir-
nj sssss ''ss'. ..as.ss la,- the y f IN
- M =, : ,,s y II ,isf s.:i,,,
{ e.,9 s. .,'.s ,.as ! e-rens, IN ttiey ieinity
9. :, e & 81 ta'sE,d 'fi.ssl IL III.
8. N . ,ft. ~
ia l,r7,s Is sstrs,es.i,l IN calf,uii,. ,.,19 uaa,
train stverai led hofsez :n.d .ni.bcr-"f 4fi IN
'fr s''r ttri tt.f4fiiiitn was = biief slsrat4,
LOT ~ l-ss''',' ,oste8 u. the
- IN, r,s'.,is f,'sI ~ ~
on4. horses ard prisoners, but captured Two
,hu"dre'' and AitN-ef Tie enemy also. se1 the
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The ,,,,nt, ,,te,,i.,-,co,. ,,;vcs T..

| The Atlanta !nteniy-nccr gives tie snn-
nexed account Of The i,at,ie of + ,.nesaw
ON the third day:
s. On Friday. the third day Of the battle
of keiiesaw, WAS siShcred in i.y heavy
sLirs,isiiin. nf our lett. Artillery and
, .l.iSk eiT', .s:in;.s occurred along the grelf-
-. port ii II tie fieiyt tbout tx o 'ciaci.
! IL ili. n trtffon III" .nemY attempted 81
force .sss:,sl, Il, nsar Lost mountain. The,
made -e.e:ai furialis assaults IN strors
'ii'''S a.,a!tt-, our forces. We stcaslify
ict htc'. to .,r- strong dcfcmtes ot The
eft. Tie enemy. al this time were re-
c..iyin-.a n c.,dy airt .larra>>ihg fire tioef
ear ar.ii.crv an,i in4ant-y, and we're pun
istfesi severely. Fi.ally, Clehurnc rallied
els 'in"s !or an onset. aud his command
rushed on the foe with their us,tal iGpet
uesity, an IL owe titetn rapidly beyond
the ground from which We commenced
the D. treat
III. arparcf. otj,ct Of the enemy was
10 place a. serenss column on o,.r left to
ttmn that lolfion ef oar position and 81 -.
vance by Il rapid movement Oh e e ) .s1d
Town radl osi oar r;.ar.
- They We're ,,crn,itteti ta labor nn,lcr ti,c
iltistei ;Eissft tissi tls-se ~nc,c.. ~,
-uitli late IN the evenings " hen the sud
..cn sFpop oi tlebHrne' lairH untlecaired
thein o III mt them terribly ut UP. Our
i!MnlcsHatc froat ,lcicnccs on the Chatta-
h"oc''.e were quickly filled With material
to repti the ri.emy it,he lads'iccecded IN
tlsning. oar left ciitctually.
On our centre the enemy made fiifl-
ous attempt ii silence oar liIles. when Il
lively and spirited cannonnt!e took place
between the batteries and stroa, pIctlct
lines.
We could net learn of any attempt on
titt" part OF the enemy to force oar battle
iii,., "nfN heavy ana rapid artillery prac
tie. occurring The centres oi both almcS
remain ABOUT the same, only the enemy 5
carlhWorkS have been Sircu@tiua,icd. 1t
does not seem TO be the iiitention al Slicr-
man t" attempt to force that position I'M
til he h;t, some prohabilrtAnor certainly
Of Succ, s. in III assaults onthc flaaks.
His wa9en trs sias have nearly disappear
cd from Beg Shanty, bat we presume they
are c,npio5 cd i'll trar.sp. rtns supplies 10
his ii.Ie> /, IS evident from his manncu'
*rcS aud StNlc of attack that tc intends
Worrying oar positions until he secures
rciniol ctmcn:s and makes his parallels
sufficiently strong on his centre to make
them in,prr9.s .ablc to assault.
: The heavy rams during Friday hleht
>haIc doub.tess checked operations com
>idcrably. | p t" SAtur .:sy lioo:, We have
no Iic : Of any further developments OF
the cnen,'~ plans or any further coils
ions brtweeu the opposing armies. From
certain l-nsn;rIs that always indicat.
the cnc':y's intcntionS. We ;ue inclined to
htlieyc that the cnvmg vii. make a severe
attack on our right aud in large fore, nt
an carly n,nmcnt, bat there necl be 40
cause fer alarm concc:'tfing the result
! We AZ" isnrenctrab!e or that portion OF
/ our position, and the Yankees will il nj
themselves foicd as successfully as ;he5'
were on our im;rcS,,a',lr lett.
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The notorious rcncga !e, Prison Trown-
low. was called upon to address the Balti-
moro Ceqye4fion o.l the rta tst:, aul la
rcsponsc, said:
Gentlemen Of the Convention! as.t! e
you yua have to night Vakc1 up the
wrui,. passenger. ! am q very sick man
and ought to be in my bed, and not ! ere.
| have j,urncycl on, however, through
great tri,ulatlon, to meet YOU. The last
r,,:.u ar meal | took was on Saturday up
on Il boat on the Ohio river. am sick ,
sick, and came forward because SO en-
Enthusiastically CALLED for, to make my bow
and apologize for not attempting to speak.
but before take my seat, | know yol
viii take Of me kindly. any suggestions |
may make, or any rebukc | may admin
istcr to you. am one of the elder
hrethrcn one of the old apostles ias@E-
ter; and | heard witcn | came to town
that Won had some doubts in Your li n,l
about the lropriety Of aInIttngr he del
e.aton from Tennessee ca State IL rebel
lion hope you will pause, gentlemen.
before vnu commit SO RASH an act ;ta that
and thereby recognize rebellion.
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YANKEE OFFICERS AT CHA;:l.;:sTo*, = The
following says the Efbe1, IS 4 list of tic
Yankee officers recently trans fcrrcd from
Macoa to Charleston, and who are now
with in range Of the fire Of their own bat
,ciitS, and liable to DC destroyed if their
friend; persist in throwing their missiles
among the women and children u Char
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\ PEACE LETTER.-The birthday q
Thomas jefferson was celebrated in New
York by the Anti ABOLITION State Rights
Association, at which toa,ts Of peace ard
recognition We're drun<, and speeches
iliassa by ox t,Ovcrrcr Seymour. Of Cen
necticut, and others Among t5,c letters
read was one from Hon. IN. B i ed, ol
Pennsylyt--a, which expresses in th. fsl
lowing paragraph the spirit o. the cc!e-
bration. Tie SAYS
In all that YOU ~sy about this wicked
war | entirely concur. 1t ought at once
to stop; and II recognition for the purpo-
scs of negotiation, or even ultimate recos-
milton ef Southern independence. he ncecs-
sary TO arrest blood>hed, then there sllould
he recognition. Two Years ago Thought
| saw this necessity, and honestly s., d 80
The drcarv chapter OF blood which has
since been written, has ,sJt weak cuesl my
faith: | cling TO il : rcso.uiclvs aud an,
proud Of the obloqHy which. in certain
quarters. such t1lth attracts II rc,r .
docs not come soon 'n5v have Hn.l.'lv
= Sc neW have "rrit- :: ie,rotiin
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S Y f U r

4 FElefE ARTICLE. For sale BY
~ j..ne i-ot* JAMf4o MAhl4 NJ
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A special to tlrc 11dfcrtiscr md H@9is-
trivia Senatobia, gives intelli sen6e from
Memphis to the 18th.
Failandig ham suddenly appeared at ,
Democratic Convention at Hamilton, Ohio
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MERIDIAN, June - Tho Clarion has
received trustworthy information from
the trans Miss, that Gen. Dick Taylor
has been relieved from duty at his own
request by Gen. Kirby Smith. The rca-
son Is unknown.
There are eleven thousand Yankees still
at Morgan1a on the Mississippi river.
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MARIETTA. june 21nd. The enemy at
tempted to turn our lett this morning, but
were follei.
Very vigorous sheling las been going
on all day in front of Hardec's corps
The enemy in two lines of battle drove
in Hardee's pickets. They were permit
ted to come up, when our batteries open
ed a terrific fire. driving them back with
mach slaughter
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4 Nnw SE5i;ETssy OF TI3 TEr>s:-EY.
we hear it stated on scr1i-oificiu authari-
tv, SAWS the Coiuanbls, Car,lini.in. thtt
II IN John A. Campbell. OF Alabama, form :
crly one of the Supreme Eench OF the ald
United States, AMI since the wan Assist
ant Secretary et War, vii. i,~all rroha-
-biiily be appointed as the successor Of Mr..
Meinminser it being reg udel as certain
that the litter will resign
7. The Columbia South CaroIini1n learns
Fiat one hundred more ialiics are 10 be
iem porarily employed f'9r tie purpose 81
4expediti,ig the iss'ss Of 1'reanrs notes. n
-For.the next fort. days the Govcrnp,en.
viii require on an a'sera.,e about s. 5as'
eco per dem Il the neN lsss>..
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19


ELEeTRoPATHY. doctors Langdon and
Banks have taken rooms at the Mcclure
House, where they intend practising, for a
few weeks, Electropathy or electricity me-
chanioally and incidentally applied in the
treatment of Diseases. Of this truly won
derful therapeutic agent little has hereto
fore been known in this section Of the coun'
try, although there is not town or city o.
n, importance in the East but where it is
esteemed by ihe inhabitants as the most
powerful agent in the materia medica -
The cures that have been effected thereby
are truly wonderful, and We have little doubt
that now we have some Electropathists
amongst US, we shall soon be able to con-
graduate some of our friends who have
been suffering from Chronic Diseases, upon
their cures. The certificates that the Drs.
have upon their bills are we'll worth the
perusal of all.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
BoDy RrcovrarD.-The Pittsburg Com

BODY KECOvERED.-Tne FfttsDurg Cons
msrcial of Yesterday morning announces
that the body, Of Edward E. Haigh, who
lost his life in being thrown TITO the Ohio
river from the steamer Panther, near Free.
dom, on Saturday evening last, was reeov-
cred on Thursday morning, BY DIR. Fisher,
of Phillipsburs, Beaver county. Mr.. Fish.
er was taking his customary mo rniug walk
along the bank Of the Ohio about seven
o'clock, when his attention was attracted
by an arm rising from the, sand near the
water's edge. He Immediately procured
assistance and dug the body out of the sand,
which proved from papers an articles found
to be that Of young Hsishi On examina
ton of the body cut was found above the
left eye, two inches in length; the right leg
was broken below the knee. the bone pro-
tudipg some four inches out of the flesh;
the right arm was fractured near the shout.
der, and the left leg was also broken. The
body was taken into the ferry, house near
by, and properly attended to until the ar
rival of the dcceased's friends. The Coren-
er of Beaver county held an inquest, when
the Jury found verdict in accordance with
the facts. = 'sis f'~'-3'''S''''
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
Trust Sale of Land i'm Marshall
County. .a>E

DY VIRTUE OF Deed of Trustfrom Presley
the Clerks office Of Marshall county Book 10, To-
liz ls5, I win on the first Tuesday Of April, 1854,
the same being Court day., sell at the front door
Of The Court House Of Marshall county, to the
highest and best bidder for cash $780, and credit
Of s, II, and Is months on the resdue,-tbe one
undivided third Of ll3 acres of land, situated on
the ridge between Proctar and Long RIM, in said
county, adjoining lands Of James Wylie, Rolls y
Wells and Others being the tract Of land Of which
VIM. Craie died siezsd. Said undivided third is
also held sub ect to the dover interest of the widow
Of said VIM. Craig. W. n OLDHAM,
fsb25-d2t-w4t trustee
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19

H4 undsfseued viii offer for sale at public auction
at the late residence of Robert Patton, deceased,
on the 2lst day OF March, 1864 the goods and chattes
of said deceased, consisting in part OF Household
goods Farming implements, fields wheat Held re
bushels corn in ear 100 bushels corn sheed 100 bush
els rye 200 bush wheat, 500 bush middhngs, 100 bush
barley, 800 empty sacks, 100 bush, potatoes buggy
two horse wagon OK cart, water CARTS two horse
sed 10 coal cara coal bank CARTS large lot old rou
large lot old "copper" 1000 feet lumber set
tools set carpenter tools, GO head fat hogs head lat
CATTLE head horses 60 barrels old rye whisky 6kegs
do, 100 barrels do large lot Of old barrels do do
do, kegs 2patorm scales and other articles too nume-
rous 70 mention. ..sa N..rs ~ fzsu.ysessSg3
Sale 20 Commence 1T 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. and continue
from day to day until all is sold. Whisky, lgain and
stock win be offered on Tuesday 22d go 49, s.
Terms. -Purchases amounting % OF less, to be
CASH above thatum notes at months will be ta-
ken With two good securities. .ass5 a.rvr
MARY PATTON, ~ Z.
ALBERT D. RICE,
Administrators.
Martinsviile, o, March lst, 1864. mrStd