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thereof. of the of cultivatng the same, by
reason of the presence the proximity of the enc
nv. the assessment such property may be re-
duced, in proportion to the damage sustained by
the owner, or the tax assessed thereon may be re-
duced in the ratio by the district collector. on
satisfactory evidence submitted to him by the own
err or assessor.
Sec 6. That the taxes property laid for the
wear 1864, shall be assessed the day of the
passage of this act, and be due and collected the
first of June next soon after as practicable,
allowing an extension of ninety days West of the
Mississippi river. The additional taxes incomes
or profits for the year 1863 levied by this act shall
be assessed and collected forthwith; and the taxes
on incomes profits for the year 1864. shall be
sessed and collected according to the provisions OF
the and assessment acts of 1868.
Sec T. So much of the tax act of the 24th day of
April. 1863, levies tax incomes derived FROM
property effects on the amount value of which
tax is levied by this act. and also the first section
of said act suspended for the year 1864. and no
estimated rent, hire interest property cred
its herein taxed ad ralorem, shall be assessed or
taxed as incomes under the tax act of 1868.
Sec 8. That the tax imposed by this act on bonds
of the Confederate States heretofore issued shall
in no case exceed the intesest the same, and
such bonds, when held by for minors lunatics.
shall be exempt from the tax in all cases where the
interest the shall not exceed one thousand
dollars.
Adopted in February, 1864.
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300 BOXES
OF
THE SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS

Have been ordered in one day. Wherever known their
continues. without putting, they have gained
ground by their real value. pay~M than FIVE hun
dred persons known TO have been cured by these
PiIs.@Fg5a
This excellent family medicine is recommended By
the proprieors good for Diseases Of the Liver His
correspondents say that they also Bilious Rheu
matism, Pneumonia, Chills and Fevers, Bilious Feyers
Piles and Worms. They a perfectly safe medicine
. Peter Walden, Esq, Of Dnwidde county, Va, after
describing remarkable cures in his family Of Bilious
rheumatism and Pleurisy, says: my Doctors bill has
been heretofore from SIZE to $500 per year. have
used heJ hese pills. for family, which consists Of
eighteen white and colored, and have not called in n
Doctor. This is great saving. They certainly are
the best family medicine ever discovered.
Rev John w. Potter of Greene county, North Caro-
Ina, had suffered twelve years from diseased liver
which the physicians had been able TO cure. HO
says: 81 commenced taking the Hepatic Pills with
confidence in them. They acted like a charm on
From that hour have improved. | have persevered
in their use, until now, by Gods blessing, | well
and hearty. had a negro man who, as believe wGs
saved from death by dose OF these Pills My Doctor
bill annually from 500 to 5000 but have bad no
use for a physician since"
Col. can Wright, Of Goldsboro, v. c., (Aug. II,
1922 says: 81 have used the Southern Hepatic Pills
in my family here and also my plantation in Ala.
bama, and always with success. ! have "A valuable
girl who had been long time under treatment
for consumption without receiving any benefit. Al
most in her extremity was induced 10 try the Hepatc
Pills. TLey were given according TO directions aul
she is well, entirely restored by them. similar
occurred among my servants in Alabama. For
liver and lung diseases have pcrfcS conddeues In
them -.t.
Full directions and other certificates will be found oa
the wrapper Of each box
Price So 90 box. For $50 a dozen boxes will bs
sent b. mail, free to any part of the Coniederacy
Still eater discount TO Druggists, others buying
by the gross Not less than dozen need be ordered
Refailed generally by the Druggists and in Charlotte
N. G.. by p. SCARF.
The address of the Proprietor is GEORGE w.
DEEMS, Wilson, N. G.
Aug 20, 1863
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h;ect IN the other conditions now imposed by law.
Each clerk employed 10 the office ofany assistant treas
or depository shall receive salary TO De nxeo Dy
the Secretary of the Treasury mot exceeding hfteen
hundred dollars9
Sec 2 That the increase of salaries allowed to the
clerks and EMPLOYEES Of the Treasury Department at
richmond be- and the same is hereby extended, upon
the same conditions the clerks and employees OF the
said Department, et Columbia, South Carolina
Approved February l6, 1864.
Chap. XLIV.-An to authorize the president to
establish additional military courts
The Congress of the Confederate States OF America
do enact That in addition to the military courts now
authorized by law the President be and he Is hereby
authorized to appoint military court to attend any
division of cavalry in the field and also one for each
State within a military department., whenever, In MS
Indictment such courts would promote the public in
erest which shall be orgaaized and have the
same powers and duties, and the members thereof ap-
pointed provided by law.
Approved Feb Is, 1864.
Chap XLv-An Act to allow commissioned officers of
the army rations and the privilege of purchasing
clothing from the Quartermaster's Department
The Congress of the Confederate States of America
do enact That from and after the passage OF THIS act,
all commissioned officers of the armies, whilst on duty
in The field or in the naval service whilst afoat of the
Confederate States, shall be entitled to one ration in
kind each ia quantity and quality, the same as now
allowed by law privates aud shall draw and receive
the under such regulations as may be prescribed
by xthe Secretary of War.
Sec O. That all commissioned officers of the armies
of the Confederate States shall be allowed to purchase
clothing and cloth for clothing from quartermas-
ter the price which it cost the Government, all ex-
penses included: Provided, That no quartermaster
shall be allowed to sell to any officer any clothing or
cloth clothing which it would be proper to issue to
prvates, until all prvates entitled to receive the same
Shall have been first supplied: Provided That the OIL
offering purchase shall give his certificate, on
honor that the articles necessary for his own per
sonal comfort and and in case shall more than
one suit per annum be allowed to be so purchased by
any officer: Provided That no law or army regulation
shall hereafter be construed allow officer to pur
chase or draw from subsistence stores than one
ration day for less price than the thereof in
Guiding transportation.
Sec 3. That officer under the rank of Brigadler
General shall hereafter be entitled TO forage, COM
mutation for forage for than horse, except
when service in the field.
Approved February IT, 1864
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so NELL E.
BY T. MOORE, PRoBABL

By i. MOOn1t
One NIGHT as old St. Peter slept,
And left the doors of Heaven aJar,
Our little Nellie out she crept,
And came down on falling star"
nThen drink to Nellie, friends fill up
With wine that all our passion stirs,
And when we drink, we'll break the cup,
Twill never toast name but hers"
."She Lit on earth and broke her wings,
Was captured by mortal hand,
And still she here sojourns and sings
The music of her native land
Then drink to Nellie, etc.
Her little wings will grow again,
And then she'll leave US for the skies;
While we in darkness must remain,
And miss the bright light of her eyes,
Then drink to Nellie, etc.
When Nellie goes our joys are gone,
Earth's brightest scenes will dreary be,
In gayest crowds we'll be alone
With nothing but her memory.
Then drink to Nellie, etc.
We care not what the world may think,
We care not what the sages say,
To Nellie's eyes we still will drink,
Until this life shall wear away.
Then drink to Nellie, etc.
To Nellie with our parting breath,
Our last toast shall be given,
And when our lips are closed in death,
TO Nellie still-well drink in Heaven
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thorized at any time assign judges from one mill
tary court another in his judgment the service
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PEA MEAL.

We keep at our Steam FIGURING Mill in this place
Pea Meal for feeding and stock. Also, we have
hand at all times Family, Extra, Superfne and
coarse Flour. We .warrant family flour.
Corn Meal and Grits always be had at the mill
J. WILKES 90.
Jan'y l, 1862
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WHEAT!

The subscriber is prepared purchase The new
crop of Wheat at the highest market price. Farmer
will find it to their advantage to cHl at the CHAR
Lutte STEAM MILLS before selling.
Jan'y /, 1868 If JNO. WILKES.
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posrRoFEE 70 GEN. JOHNSTON.
Hail, General, hall the deuce is to pay,
The devil has got in your rear
just stack up your muskets and listen, pray,
To the newspaper bullets poppin away
And fill in the people with fear.
Send forward your flags and your banners oftruce
Tell Sherman to hold a while,
Just tell him to wait, for the devil is loose,
In the language of boys, cry "kings excuse"
Yosr spurs lay aside and your sabre unloose,
Till Bobby discharges his bile
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PolItioaI matters In lIonongelIa
Esaa the Morsnn..own. pe...

! ST - IRON the MorsantoWn. Post. rus. l!3. &
/ AS the election approaches the candi.
dates are bustling about, and making q
great fuss.ln Somebody twil certainly get
beat. The following lis thetlist of candi.
dates now in the field, for,the peoples suf..
fragesg For Congress, George B. Latham,
Hoffman, Vim. Lazieri and William Price;
Of Mononsalia; for Housei,of Delegates,
Gen. Lee Roy Kramer, COL Reuben Finnell,
John B. Loughi Ezekiel Norris, VIM. A.
HanEay and Omar B.gJohnson; for Prose-
cutting Attorney, Geo. 0aSturgiss and ].
u. Hagans; for Recorder, Alexander L.
Wedei for County Treasurer, VIM. iWag-
ner; for Assessors-1s district, William l.
PEotzman aud James Price; End district
BENZ McOurdyf Joseph MooIarnan, %. W..
Miller, David ShRfer and Henry Barb;
for Surveyor 4Ool.taGeo. Price,. Wagner,
Wade and Price areathe: only candidates
that have NO, oppOsitioni so far las5;We
knoW.lKi 2:uissagjlisi IN Es-sca '6l ata'
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"a conn limle.niar;yIi NOTE.
sehASEos, WzsE VI, e OF. b. 1861

b = $40 ~ 1I1saET
Sir: The six copies of the ',Daily LntelIi-
gsHefr sent by you 70, the inmates Of, this
Hospital in behalf of the uSoldiers, Aid
Society, of WheelingIn according 20 your.
note OF the 18th. continue to arrive daily
Besides The evidence of talent, and the
spirit 81 stern nnbending loyalty that per-
wade the columns of the lntelligegeer, and
make il peculiarly acceptable in the army.
eyeryWh here, BY the present mail 4 arrange
mentr Y furnishes at this point, news.
twenty-foEr hours earlier than, any other
paper, and hence is more valuable 70 us as
q news vehicle, than any or all OF, them.
Please tender TO the Society you repre-
sent the haaks of the tHpiatss OF this Hos
pitAl, for the muuifcent and very oPpor-
time gin. With much respect 5 gtsT,t{
I ieeos-sa-bna ysa46f s., SHBRnLkH, & -
.il.ie.s, SnEgeon u 8. Vols In Charge.
10 Thos, HornbIook, Esq, Aglt of,sSol.,
III dieFS Aid Society, e. Wheeling, Wv
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GEs. KELLEY will meet With the Central
Union Club this evening att o'clock, and
has CONSENTED to have a-sbort talk IN a
plain and familiar way with his old friends.
nsiqhbors and acquaintances, touching the
daties Of all American citizens at this hour
of our country's troubles, as he under
stands them. BE would be pleased TO see
not only those who agree but those who
disagree with his well known views. he
does not design making any formaLOr,sst
speech, but wishes simply and only, and
in plain and soidisf-fike way, to tax to
the friends Of other days about things in
which he and they have one common and
indiyfsible interest
We expect and hope to see the Club
room illsdsst an early hour. Idli =.
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GEO. W. SMITHS FARM FOR
---ses97 af SALE" 'al q" -

4
HAVE bad my Waddinston EStAts surveyed and
divided into seven parcels % s9tt and
VIII ofior the same for sale at Pdble Auction on
An that portion lying vest Of the Befhauy PIke,
Win Offer a nve dinaronf tracts; the frit contain.
ing 18AeFes with good Substantial dwelling spfin
II Acres and the third aboat IS acrSS ths rsnSin-
der, bordering on Woods Run, q diVfded into two
tracts o. Is and 90 acres with good tenant house
% sAehs Alltn Eral and clover and well ealeuiatod
Thst PORTION lying on the east side o. TIE PIKE /
have divided int two parcels part % about no
formerly occupied BY Mr.. John MaEihall. Throa
grood tenant houses the Tent8 Of which win pay the
h1os- Large barn. stable and sheep houses and fun
grown thirty bearing Apple and Virginia Crab frsSa
: WIN also part with my Homelleid, The large
beautiiul manaoni 80 " 70 feet, WITH an modern
convelienoegt eurrOunded with GhFubbarg and trooIs
ass lsTss orchard Sf choice INIT with about 1ao
An extensive barn win stouss basement. divtdSd
Into for 10 horses and stalls for 40 oaEtls
With CELLAR bins, saoEs and eyeTything q The
yard % I55 feet square. surrounded ~ brick shsdI
for cattle and Ghesps afaog blaekamifha ahopsand
alaughter house Ghe5s 4 alsO On this Homestead
TheIarIhis known % be the best improved and
most highly cuitiNafed IN this part or the oouufFR
being situated on tho Bethany Pike fur nile from.
land, wen Watorod with never fAiIirs sirii - sits
atsa n lg6horhoodh Of wealthy and highly re
F6f torrs y putcbs Win II ~. ~,
slowing the diyiaions above msntioned, together
with all particulars, apply on the premises OF a my
Brewery once or % y. Richardson, Esq, % wheel,
sT0CK AND FARM IAfPLRarEN On a. NJ
loving day affer the sale o. TIE Farm, Tuesday, fhs
18TH day Of October 1854, win dispose Of my Hors
- cattis sheep and HoEs and isIniRg imRlsmsnti
= 80
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Wheeling Pattern, "a
samples d which may be seen 81 the Goyernmsnt
To be delivered free ofeharEe al thsiU. s.Inspeoj
ton Yard in this city, With the name Of the party
fuFniahing di9ttnetly marked on each AnbulAnce.
Parties Offering Ambdlaneas must distinctly state
lntheir bids the number they propose 20 fnEnilhl
ihs price and time % delivery and must guarantee
that the be IN every reSpect equal
be oonsidered. Uigi, =
A guaranty, signed by two responsible .psrsqps,
must Aecompany each bid guaranteeing that Che
bidder WIN supply the Ambuiapeos awarded % him
pa. wi 5 sssnsd o. Tuesday, NsysaaSsr 1t,
lseA at y o'eoei n, ~ this once, and bidders are
requested q be present. 10 llsd 8ost stt &C lig
ASssds sill bs made NJ On wednesday, November
abond1 wiIIBs required that the eontraet WIN be
IslssfAns rslAting 70 PEopq.al. vim not be no.
Blank forms Of Proposals, OOntraetsJ and Bonds
may be oblainedat this oflcSs Is dt bsy!sr ss- 90
ne right p Felsct any bia deemed unreasonable,
islSIsS envelope European for AmbulaussS, ana
l.aarslis 20, u Cot Wy. MeKIis 30
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ARTILLERYi HORSES WANTED.

A ssIsFAET QUARTERlIAsTERs OFFIoE, n
ARFILLRRY Hols Is ain D fdrchaIs{ a tiis
open; market ~ Wheoling t.-1111 Ei1etdt FGI
one hundred and sixty Ave dollars ulIl be naid FIR
Al horles palsed ~ the hoard u Inlpecfion- -
1ns horses must Be % dark color, sound "a Al
ana qlAre trqtterl IN hlrnoll. IN Eood 1enh ald
from Ex % tdn year1 Old, and not les fan
~ hana- HIGH each horne % weigh u0t Len thEn
b fordaro 81 Coz. -JAs.A. IKIN, ouartarnastsr
9ePsstI 9sf s4slsgs7y, q, OBI =
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Great Auction Sale
REAL ESTATE,
Tuesday. November 22d, 1S6LI
1ps,rSrssss soTsV. y,,vv,,,,o
Bg nSgss. I nESgs HasiA RRTIEaE III

FWNFfu 4 t.if y - A.
Il conmeneir1 N ~ hS-s-s $3.50
Ja-f abouf ~ ~ Q inchS1 -, i. 80
Wartef 1fresf s11,fb ai,o1f ~ 80 q 49, 49,
~ a 1O 40 n1rk ~ N IA -. :. n 49, 2
aTion1sf ~ - IIIrl. - ~ :. .tt ~
oIgrl 4 rIro opDoTfu1itV - nroII ~ -
Lot No. IO8 o. TloIf $40 az M.rIef sSna-s -
yf7Tf - ~ - aIie >sI - -
HDH8fANTIAIa HRI0K STORlIi fIoFIf ri 49,
fllr1e 1f-srT - =. : -- -.
THFLIR0E THHFr srorlY nRIfiirt IfFfiT I,fiiiri
nfd sf5Elfd N 1orff rlif -, - 49, 80
stTeeta ma Fanniag bal sboat 81 - q Ws61sSr
S. I "a q 81 ' - - ' -. ms beng PArt q La
IEof No. as ion ne ea5f side or Hr,iu atr-ut -
~ RII9t5k ~ 59 Two
1 Lot No 10 On the north-esIf corosr a Ma ~
Division afrestl, 8th Wanl, 1impf6SSd ~ 4 GOOD
Two STORY RRIoK DWKLLIfd HOUss- -
fm1roVed Nv 4 coon IVV0 ai50llT5 1lrflIlf riITTT
LING HOU6Rfs7f- .-lfTi'- : go ; - -
1 Lnt No as on ne VuIt ia AZ W6a asraas eorn1r
a ~ siiet. - - -'''s''
sHorth falf Lot les On fha ~ 4 4 n ablIis
street. c1Fhsr 81 n niIsT nd cSTsrSi 40 1IICE
InPRoVEifFNI5.s, - = -
TIIr, 81 49, -! ~
im5saSSd u 4 Two sf0RT 1FIoit FGlfpINs n
Isf Nas IN ,iss 3. 49,, -. "a WA
corner 81 A alle5l.I q y
I LotNo.1aI a-nfhasaaf oornsr a. kElfast "a -.
pld streets, 5fh yYard.TIs. q - - udl
R4tt 70. rs - 10. froatias g 1sstoa Tss.
HOUSES, TW0EIJRIRs EAcII.i - = fIa 81
~ III "a ss s 80 :1e "a ~ VA s
mar North uirdst. II gTaSds l7u6iIsr q isOfo
tiaia atEsst and EnnnlpE .sk lQl lest alDplSssd
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For the InteIligenesr.
IN MRMORIAML.


s. nP.&
FlaEs fiying at hhifmast;
81 me drums mufiied tone
u q All tan fhat our heroes,
> Long loved, have gone home.
Victory, IT'S true, 70 our arms
Has been given,
But ties dear a. life
In the conflict were Tfyen.
And Whan1He look on our dad heroes eanWe
Rejoice even great though our victory may bel
10 FIaes aSing a. lfHhst, < ~ ~ ts
oh how shaIl ten
..ss How bTaFely these
IonE loved heroes fell - ~
agffz1 HoWean We comfort = , 2 II - - ~
The stricken onest 20 tQtsi1fJ-iss iii3is-
How give llRht ~ T.. q fd,sti Z -.
est 10 the dArkened HONEST - s.., - s
s1lghAfe loved oneslWIn Watch, and wait and prey
TN the hand otGod rolla the clouds away.
,j;i,s sMany mel. iiyes a. fResse s9i' ssias9saq
Hsass Have bean gwen z a3if~ fls,llstt
Homes hRye been darksnedss = ~ tcs
- Strong Ties have been rtyon, t4i-s
,aI 80 Loved ONES win watch
For the sound Of . voice a., lde 6faFctf
when vim tis terrible IN. Is eease sIg
When, Obi God, wilt Thou give rs Peaeet y -
lisse FlaSx sy4S;1 K bsIf NAT. ElipaEpss
b The dtdmS mufled tone; . 2
49, Tell fond heats the idoisw ilsf@ .e7s
They Wofhhipped are gone. .ss.ia .igss,s,s Yt
Chairs are leif vacant, 80
500 - No more viii they come = 3. t. .''.ls.
To the weary onfs waiting 1El1lE E1Ese
And yeepingf q home.4s4 y u Z
When viii this tefriblb conflict oeasSf
When, okt God wit Thou give m poaCef ie
"a " Ties have been FiVen,
1lsij But mot forever as'72i'1S q ,5..sf
-.. Our loved ones wait for Us C-i ssEs ia
Beyond athe river ,4efaf.s z. 81 ,--lerr
tisa Then look TO heaven
g1tfIeCYe stricken ones, -a-" R1h'S Z" * BY
.. There q light beyond DaH IDl 4nt ~
In a0nr Gathers home. ~ l4,t., ID
EheTc ShAll this terrible conflict cease,
There, Obi God. Thou witt give them peace.
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In accordance with the above decree i hefsby
give Notice that have 1xed On Mouday, October
Slltt Dg1 ~ the tlmei aud my law of6 10 the city
OtWheqll1g - the place, when. and Where shall
proceed % examine and report IN reference 70 the
several matters IN Hlld decree eoutained.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate
esfFUAFEIN THE CITY or WHERLINg!a q

DY Ytrtuo and "a pufsuSnee Of i Deed on Trust
ID exeo6ted by Thomas ToWnsond and Richard
o0wleyS Of Belmont county State OF Ohio % Nor
ssass, bssrhs Sats n St q aS q Ssu aS1 ss
and duly q record 81 the Rbcofdefa oale6 III Ohio
county, state d Vest virginia, IN Deed Book No SS
toio % secure % Francis B. Armstrong. trustee
q Emily A Zane the sum o. 1stsO %, With inter-
RiNen for the sane and descFfbed n baid Deed o.
Trust; VIII, a. AdmtniItrAtor with the viii an.
ne9ed o. said Morgan Nils6nS deceaied, ind In viz
tueotthe power coniefFed upon me by the 9Th see.
ton Or ehaptsr lIs q The CODE Of Virginia proceed
on the 29th DAY OF 0oT0BBR, 1864 n The front
dcorof the Court HOUSE Of Ohio county, 70 sen II
public auction te foloI ing tlSee 81 parcel
q land "A paTtof What q kn0Wnb ~ he pspe 81
sas Sqtsf fe5n, On l,eeline Greek, within thS
on Fulton street corner % James ard jane n
Baker, thence y, 4e9S2, W 40 Polet o thu sookman
line thence with HAid line ". AZ, y. 10 Dolea "a
Mheeng creek thu ht8 down aid creek aud hfhdina
thereol 3 W, 30 poils; thence g. SOq . 10 poles
hAkera nne thence 3 sQ1f3, W, 10 lpolls, 70 fha]
Beginning Containing three acres and three
Hnd one hair poles described N sid deed; dEsst
the folloping descrthed part or sad land above d.
q Fulton ltTeet and on The eockfian lima nov ~
Mccartney llnet thence n 90, E.s1o poles 10 4
stake At Wheolng creek; thence down aid creek
md bsndtps theSeo1, 8, sQ9 - - poles, o (
line % Ia ton street. fho1ce If the Sst siTi
tllton street, ", 8 50s10o poles % tn -
ginning confAinE one half acre, and which VA con.
reyed ~ said IoUnsand and wife and sid CowIslv
2 Aleseo. v. AIick by dssd dulS q rSoord "a sd
n beed Boo NO u folio al
4slne e AS oesea. q iisa II ,r,sS,,cE,1s e
Admlnilfrator, Sithithe win ~ =! 81 Moran
AellonS deeoasld, Elstes IN The aboSo dafsd deed
SSlae-t. -zIlz- e LaGl s.lra.il LasIi .aili y
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Valuable Farm, for Sale,

TIN undersigned offers Jor sale lhlERarm, uitu.
u ated three miles East q St cIaiTFyiIle aud enc
mile South o. tBs Eatiohaf Road, eonfaininE
49, W. 100 aACRE S, ~
10 under civilization has plety of lIpod timber, 4
waite aud u good quality cf land II cGnflIn1C
~. THREE DUELLING HOUSES g-,-7s,
with ample and conVeniehf out ldinEa aud ihsd
room ion sheep aud cattle. It's chief fecoinrandi
ton Il it. jahundanee Of iixsh 1850 slN n
ne .aai sdj EFRu1T.ab .lsas ~
Of great variety and rhnice qualt surpassed bl
no Orchard IN this country The fruit has been -
lected With lpeclal reference % pfo1t n market,
aud oOn1lll1 % Apples, Cherries Rsheh6i Ptatl,s
9a.nees, Rilni1 md arapsls togoihef win nllii
I his farm viii b sold on easy tdrrll - ~. ~
HoE p.Etienlara Inquire q ths tadeftl shsd "a
tn1 lenl.er sac en- - ngieaa rFf5lfi1e ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
iOEEIcs ASSISTANT oUAREERlIAsrRR,sssl =
OPEN MARKET f6r the pufeh1se 81 tGlvsir1z
Horses VII be cont iuned e Ilhaellnr. W Va . l.
One hundrqd and hfty-hye dollars vim s. PAID Tor
An horl99 passed ~ the Board q 1nlpection. \
/ t1RHeIlIc1ItoH1s ~ - fipssfl
eAlb onlol 1qr Cavalry service must Be aound.
q sgey from Q5l aflteen % Qel aiEieen
% nine years olds II God Hest c6npIttiT bnilf
bEldloEses Of good actlon, and Tree non An ~
PAymentg % be made a rcertlneatlI of Indoht-
ednss6s t1r eight horsea q. more. =.
I By order q II. Col. JAS. AKIN, chisf Q. IL.
CaEshqroalg iasil7e 1f1ll brH aharI1l Iooit
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