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Il. y. NH LDVNf III
JEREMIAH sHELD0N.S
BuRrAu o. onDx.scn. navy pxr4sr;ysssr,

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, navy DKPAnTys1L
WARRINGTON CirY. Jan. 10. 1854
GALE of CONDEMNED NAVY CANNON
Notice hereby given that On the 18th day Of February
mex, at IL o'clock M there will be so!d u pubic auction q
tie Navy Yard Brooklyn, New YORK snd .: The Ms.y ard
32-pd's OF .; cwt., Known "gsdns increase" viz:
One hurdIcd and SIX oe cannon 2. Navy Brooklyn
Forty liz 90 cannon ct Navy u ard Portsfnocth
Te,e DO sold by the pound and one bali the
purchase money TO DO psd It tho eonpleeon Of The sale
and the other half upon the removal OF the guns tho prr
oh,sr which removal must take place within ten days asr
The sale, and ct the expense Of ssd purchaser.
H. A. WISE Chief Of Bureau.
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A. N. MgswiS. Auctioneer
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
- nss nos sea and $50 Broadway Of Books Sta
onsy Pictures Work. o. AT Fancy Goods FURNITURE &c
49,, FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. %, ct O'Clock.
PRIVATE LfBRARf--ComprsiBg srea. variety OF vaus
bic Standard Works and Miscellaneous Litera. including
many very CHOICE Ln4SCARCE BOOKS, &c, For par.ic
uaIi eco catalogue and I'd books exhibition.
DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 49S
ID wa, nearly opposite 81. Nicholas HotsLGEO A, Lea
w.t. Auctioncer j. L. Cooley. Consiynnons solicited
DEAL ESTATE at AUCTION to CLOSE
III An ESTATE--A valuable FARM IN Dutchess County
1t Auction A. w SHAW, Alc.!onesr, VIII sell at auction
on THURSDAY, Feb g. 1854 By order Of the EIscutors on
the premises ct Il O'Clock valuable ssrt located
10 the 0! Dover Du,cess Co.. and u miles rom tse
Harlem Railroad ct Ing Station Persons desiring Farm
which contain about lqo Of good sad with ans
srisdd water excellent fences good comfort.
bio farm 6uidn q all kinds desirable neighborhoOd only
IS miles from New.Yok. VIII no. fall to examine these prem
hes before The DAY Of sale Terms viii be nsde easy fo
,r particulars inquire Of B. SHELDON the premises
OF ol WILSON Il. SHELDON, Clerk Of Dutchess Co., e
Poushleep.ie, % Of JEREMIAH SHELDON a. Bssis,sn
or Of the lUCTOEEER al tic Court Eou.e Peosbioeps..
City WILSON y. SHELDON, D
r. Is. SHELDON, }Execusors.
JEREMIIH SHELDON
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NO HOTEL PROPRIETORS. CAPITAL-

Jsrs =, n1rIRsNFo, gle LET IT. :, - ~.
CHANGE IN part or desirable city property only the do.
nsbs HOTEL situated q Fshk Landing opposite New
burgh formerly kept a. Water Cure establishment
frame budns fned In with brick; sse s0x36 feet. with 81
rooms lIxl6 and sxls ftsd up with stationary wash stands
bathrooms hot and cold wstsr landry an
dining The premises supplied BY never
failing spring the nest wsteI, with head sufficient TO d.
re reservoir In third story.
The location unsurpassed commanding ane view Of the
ver TO- snd distsut HON the depot and steamboat landing
about i've MINUTES walk.
The above offers splendid opportunity for those engaged h
the above business and 10 offered for sale H bargain on lib
sr terms Diagrams and sketch Of the premises be sss
a my ofBce. For further particulars sppy JOHN A VAN
BUSKIRK, No. 10 h-av, corner Of l0th-st-
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Il PHLETs ~ud LIBRARIES, BOUGHT for CASH \.
No Y, sthy, Nstwssn ab nd iAbSs a iIss stoek Of
4QQkS &{6Al4N YnI ~. u ~ ---- ~
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CLOTE & JAMES,
- sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS and BLANK-SOOK
DEALERS, No 70 Fu,ons Orders respectfully solicited
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GREAT MEN !-GBS. THOMAS; Lord Elgin,
~ Arehbi.hoP Hughes Thseksrsy Nens sahib, King Of
0ndei with Portraits Biographies and ChIaete; sso Tom
King, the Putist, Drummer Boy, &c -.
SIGNS OF CHARACTER.-PBYnooxoxy The Ply
doloy Of Expessioothe Mouth, the Eyes, the Nose the
Eah tn.--with EngraviDgs. ETBsoLoaY.-Among the
Skuls-niustratsd PsroHoLoer Presentnents; A Know.
Ing Dog &c. 46 EnGayings. In FEB. PHRExoIosicAL
JOURNAL Double No. only rs cs or el 50 wear FoVLrp
AHD VILLA 3oe Broadway, N. Y.
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4 y; S--Ihe ConE n,.. . o.
We command you that you attach w sa,,ss
late Of your county. BY all and sinen5 e soous mo
bnds or the be- % that he bs an
appear before Court Of coTos hs ,oapsb % MoNpA
s,nesnpof IN ana S -. ~ answer JOHN g. KING and EDS
WARD LEE q Joas s. .sn KING Of
, ~ s Son.,nd dollars Iequired) end also that 700
:u@@ou person. having Of sssnd1 ant
49, ~ ns,smber psyt answer what ahsn be obleete4
ssains him or them and abide the Judgment Of The c'us
'"'''A, 'N Witness the Honorable r. 9. WHITE, Preo
Revenue dent !gSss q N raid Court 4 s ,ss
:...oe... .p -: JNO. r. CHADWICK, Prcthonotery.
And now December 90 1853 tho Count order The paons
ton Of tbe w Of Fossign Attachment issaee IN shs GO"
hs NIX ssn County Democrat for sx weeks and N 1n
NV Yo,i Daily Tribune for sx nsextione ,,,r,, - -,
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TIE rms

One Copy for Ono Year.....'...".........s9@
Two Copies for One Year...............".. 90
lad an E-tra Copy 0,asi' for sr~v Club " TEE Scr.
scRIBrRs, az o. 50 each r II Copia lor fis
Hs1pers Magazine and HsIpsr's Weekly together. one
year, S5 %.
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Gales BIZ CAUTION.
BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell at

A J. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., will sell at
: THURSDAY, Jsnusry o.,
At II o'clock Ut the Exchange Sslesroo NO. III Broadway
~. EXECUTORS SALE.
SOUTH sTEST., BR0OkLYN-3story Brick House and
Lot No. 49, 5ths Lot % feet 'front.' and extends to s.
ethr. 80 -
SOUTH 9Th ST-Twostory Frame Honss with sdditior)
and Lot nearly opposite the above south sde known a.
No. 1885, distant from shs east 275 feet Lot - and 2ox
10 and 1868 Title unquestioosbe For maps and terms
ISAAC EMMONS,
WIN q. SMITH,
Executors Of Mary Smith, deceased.
A J. BLEECKER g. SON will SELL at
~ AUCTION on
At IL O'Clock at the Exchange ssenoo No Ill Broadway
SUPREME COURT-BY ORDER or PHILO I. RUG
GILES. ESQ, REFEREE
PEARL-STWes. side, No. 41g betw cen ChAthsmsI anc
City Hall place. Size ~ and 7s6126.8x25
THURSDAY, Feb. il,
At IL O'clock at tho Exchange Sa.eroom No III broadwsy
EXECUTIONS SALE, BY ORDER OF The EXECUTORS
OF MARIA 7. HANDLlN, DECEASED.
The premises No. 81 Old clip between Water and Front
ss three stories, brek size 81 feet from. and rear BY 10
mote less. Leased till May 1865. Maps, Gc, ct No.
Cedar-st., sdjo.aing Bsnk Of Commerce.
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INTENSELY INTERESTING ILLUSTRA-
u TIoNs ON THE LIVE SUBJECTS OF THE DAY,
WITH MANY GRAPHIC SCENES AND VALUABLE
literary MATTER WILL BE FOUND IN DEMO
6ksTs n. Y. ILLUSTRATED NEWS OF THIS WEEK,
OUT ON THURSDAY.
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MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer
DY E. II. LUDL LOW g. Co.,


BY E. Il. /! . E,I D L W q Co..
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
(EsrABLaEEp IL 1850
Sales REAL ESTATE by auction and BY private contract
Auction sales Of REAL ESTATE, BONDS, STOCKS, &c.
FURNITURE salcs at tho residences OF owners and out
door sIes IL attended ;ae most favorable terms
TUESDAY FEB. 3
At II O'clock Ut the Exchange Sseroo0 No III broadway
Executors Sale Of Leaehod Property northeast corner Of
Greenwich aud bsrrows BY order Of Of John
ID. Wadron, deceased.
the lot together with the buildings thereon Of Green
wh Barrow House I43 feet brick three stores
attic aud baeen; also frame stable rssr of lot ox 10 feet
Lease from Trinity Church has three 20 from Nay
next with renewal $3.50 ground rent. Lot 2,I15 feet
SALE BY ORDER OF JOSEPH J. MARLIN, Esq,
Referee -
HsTREET,-0ne %. on the south side Of 4'l's, 100
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON Gra-
AVENUE sad 3&rE-STREET by order o. Wn- Marphy and
Joseph r. Keaney Executors Of Francis Murphy deceased
rH-ANEkUEUne lot on the west side Of 6thav, adjon-
Ing the uorth.weAt cor. Of sd ST., 2sIlco r.
arH-STEFET-Ons 10, the south side Of o'th-st lIo
feet west Of 6ihsv. e5xl0o lss inches Terms a. sale
Maps, 10, at No. Pine-st.
FRIDAY Feb. s.
AZ IL o'clock ct the Exchange saesrooms no III Broad
SALE By ORDER OF ~. MARByRY, Referee:
PROPERTY ON BARCLAY. WASHINGTON AND
WEsT-STREETS.
Particulars hsreafor
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fesal Notifies.
FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.-MoK Coun-
Commonwealth If Psnpsvlyunia q tn

EOREIGN ATTACHMENT.-MoK CouD-
IL w. a-The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania 70 Tie
tL.sl Sheriff Of said County Greeting: .o,~
We command you, that You sttsch WiL "a CooAS
ohstes rsh.s monies and credits lands and .snsmente N
hands possession soeve the same may BE- 90 ns he
At smethpo and for sold county the fourth MONDAY
Of December neI there to answer JOHN MklNG and Ed
aston Of ON the case founded contract bail h
thousand dollars reguire and also that you son
q. person: having possession Of Sefendsnss preR q
Monday December next TO answer what sh. be oocsso
therein and have you then and there this wnt.
.....,..... Witness the Honorable O. WHITE Yrsss.
Revenue dent Judge Of ssid Court q smsshpor me ~
Stamp ond day OF November, A. D., 1853.
:.......... JNO r. CHADWICK. Prothonotsry.
And now December %, 1853 the Court order ne pao
ton of tho writ of Foreign attachment sued IN his -
The McKesu County Democrat for Sin wsska aa IN -
New.York Daily Tribune for dx inserttona ,,cv p..,A
By the Court. JNO. r. CHADWiNh, I'01 y.
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TINTED STATES STEAM SUGAR RE-
OFINING c0MPANY.-Tho adjourned SALE OF the MA
CHiNERY Of ;his Company will positively take place OF
THURSDAY, Jan. %, at i2 o'clock.
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THE IBUNE AL MAN A C
l. FOR 1854.
yscE yiSrHsx cssn-

yAcE yiyrBsx cIsrs
This pepshu ANNUAL contains:
ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA for 1854
TIE usual CALENDARS Of Ban, Moon, Ae.-Nsw cod
Complete Tide Table;
JEWISH and MOHAMMEDAN ANNIVERSARIES;
PLACES OF PRINCIPAL STARS POn EVERY NIGHT
IN TIE YEAR-Intsrsstins to the Young.
DiyfERENCE OF TINE AT PRINCIPAL PLACES IN
TIE WORLD,
RISING, MERIDIAN and SETTING ofths Visible Planets
ELECTION RETURNS-Fuu and Accurate Votes Of tho
Soldiers;
UNITED STATES aovERNMENr-C,binss oincsn-
Supreme Cour-Mnisteu TO Foreign Courssj
NAMES and TERMS Of U. S. SENATORS;
NAMES Of MEMBERS Of the xxXviIIth CONGRESS;
ABSTRACT Of LAWS passed the Last ssssion Of Con.
uessI
STATE GovERNORs-Tfne Of Elections 4e,
REBEL GOVERNMENT,
REBEL SENATE and HOUSE, Ge, ke,
THE PRINCIPAL STATES OF EUROPE; THEIR
ApEA, POPULATION, ARMY, NAVY. COMMERCE,
FORM OF GOVERNMENT, etc.i
TIE GREAT POLITICAL QUESTIONS OF EUROPE,
A BRIEF STATEMENT OF THE POLISH THE
GERMAN. THE ITALIAN, The DANLSH-0ERMAN,
AND THE TURKISH QUESTIONS.
PACE is eensj 10 copies postpaid eli no soyiss sent
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Price Is cents each, postpaid.
Address THE TRIBUNE
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% Ubom it man Confern.

IL ENTUCKY and TENNESSEE CLAIMS
IN BOUGHT or CoLLECTED.-Psrtisshay having such claim
viii please address 7. H. Mccoy. r. o., Boz No. s,ooi
DROCLAMATION.-W Whereas the premises
Nos % and ioi Wet ish-sL Ia tie City 81 Ne~-fofk
hre the morning Of the M day OF January ti
there believe that the osrged u
cone svildspo.od person persons; No. C. GODFRLf
0UNTHER Mayor Of the Cry Of Eew-fors BY virtue q
hereby oer INWARD Of $a5o foI the dstsction and con
vcion Of the said neerduy or incendisrs. who TIED tie
said pess TO be psid on the certificate Of the District Az
togrsy Of the Judge before whom the said person or per
convicted Of the sd crime that In hA opinion the
IN sad Lat al claims for sd reward no. pre-.
s~ned 10 the Mayor within twenty dsy. she ssd conviction
viii DO di.f~gsrded C. GODFREY GUSTHER, Asyor .
COLDIERS MUSTERED OUT with their
~ regiments and paid their 100 bounty will sond
bring their discharges Tor collection a, 70 NELSON
LUCKY, Army and Navy Asent, Nos. end 10 Pinest
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O0TH.ST.-Two-story and Attic FRAME
GU HOUSE aud LOT on nortberly side Of 8othst. frst
house tom 3d-sv, for SALE on favorable terms
T. r. KELLOGG, No. 139 PearLst
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DEPARrsEsT opiAGBiCuLrrRE.
WAsmSsroS, ID. c., Dec. is, 1853
ITO the GROWERS and MANUFACTURERS

Oh FLAX AND HEMP.
Tho Commissioners appointed by this Department consist.
inr OF tho Hon j. K Morehesd OF Penu,y yanis William n
Bailey OF Rhode Isnd and John A. Wadsr Of Ohio to con.
sdsr the following appropriation made BY the last Congress-
viz: 49, . .
inve cations to test the praccsbty Of cuvatins
and preparing tar and hemp substitute for cotton twenty
thousand dollars"
Having met ard ser several days investigation believing
that further and fuller notice OF their investigations might
WEDNESDAY,, the 2ah day OF February next, al IL
o'cloci n.
they request al interested ln the distribution Of this sppro.
pson anxious TO develop the subec, for the public good
10 send TO this Department. before that day. sapes OF
the hemp and hax In the different stages Of prepraon Of
The bres and fabrics prepared them by state
sts Of the various used and The cost Of prodac
ton In each csse also descriptions Of the Kinds and cost Of
information that may be useful to the Commission.
This Information neceI.sy before an Intelligent dssribu.
ISAAC NEWTON, ComulissIoner
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WANTED--A PARTNER 10 an established,
w paying bodness In London, Enssnd VIZ capital Of
&l0 10 enlarge H. which be dons VI uest sdyep.tse
App " ApAsa W, No ~ elesdSG, - : =
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NTINELAND.

IVINELAND.
Y LANDS-Te Ill wanting FARMs.-Larss and thrivisa
settlement mild and hsathful climate % miles south Of Phi
dspha By railroad Rich se; produces large crops which
now be seen uorns 20 and ssers tracts a. from so
nss for manufacturers and Others churches hoe and COED
society is now the mos imPlovng place East or WEE
the place laid out unsurpssssd Letters answered Papers
containing reports aud giving full information viii Do sent free
Address CHARLES K Lands. yinelandP O., CumbeIsnA
Co., New-Jersey.
From Report Of Scion Robinson A. Ed Tribune
al" IL Of the most extensive fertile tracts In sos
level position and suitable condition for pleasant farming The
We know Of this side Of the Western Prsrtsa"
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.A

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Valuable WHARF PROPERTY 200 n by 900 n. deep,
.neiediny thereon history Frame Building % by 20
which 70 contained very sood Eptneze hose
two good Boers In By 70 q long and sboet 20 n hesvy
and hight wroughtron Shafirg two Of Woodwsrds besl
Planning Machine Sitting Ssws-ons up and down and
circular and three Ripping Circular Saws &e &C. All =
In good condition. and 10 the only Planning Nil In this district
Said property situated within the ts Of tho borough 81
Esst0n, Tenn, along the River Lehigh well whaed with
Said wharf the Lehgh DAM which e the opening The
Lehis Delaware and Morris Canals leading to Philadelphia
NewYoh and Msach Chunk and also within cose reach q
three different railroads leading to the sbovensmed places.
The above named property viii be offered at private e until
ivey sold public sale the aid 18th day Of March
O'Clock In the afternoon, when the terms and condition viii b
made known BY THOS. DESHLER--Es ston JAM 2s 1854
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ry,ODD e. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants.
MS Dey Works at Paterson ~ JMunufcturs Station
y ,d Por;bIs steam Engnt and bother! Flag Hs9p Tow
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DORTABLE STEAM-ENGiNES MANU-
L FACTURED and for SALE BY A. NJ WOOD Co.
\Eafon. Madison Co., NJ Y,
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DURE COUNTRY MILK.
il Families supplied at cents per Quart.
address 7. w. DEcKER, 6ace No. lss Fast s1,h II
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TOR SALE-A 40.horse-power ENGINE, il
Il perfect order, by the MILL RIVER WOODEN MANU-
IFACTURIN0 Co., Stamford, Conn.
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THE book lie fame increases 10 going"
IAiLantie Month,
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CONSTITUTIONAL FREEDMAN
~ ALLEGORICAL PICTURE-THE. UNION AS 1T
FAS, OR UNION As IT WILL BE WHEN RECON-
)TRUCTED ON THE BASIS OF CONSTITUTIONAL
fREFDOM-A srLEEDlD STUDY AND A GRAPHIC
OF THE CHARACTER OF fREEDOM
MD SLAVERY CONTRASTED, IN DExORE5TS IL
LUSTRATED NEWS OF THIS WEEK.
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VT,HE THRONG ON THE 2i6 SIDE OF
II BROADWAY AT VARIOUS HOURs-GRAPHIC
GENES IN DEMoREsTs ILLUSTRATED NEWS OF
UfIIS WETK-OUT ON FRIDAY
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
The Growing Savageness Of the
War. III

From 1.-THE New York Albion-English Organ
No matter in what direction raid takes
place, arson and plumber are now consider
ed to be legitimate orders of the day. Burn
ing up plantations and farms; demolishing
grist mills, and turning helpless inhabitants
out to starve---which ought to bring the
perpetrators of such deeds to court mar
tials-are triumphantly quoted as proofs OF
enterprise and valor -s
1t is strange too, that this atrocious and
impolitic system is approved OF, BY people
who have not shown themselves, so Tar, ad'
dicted to wanton cruelty. We have, hows
ever, no hesitation in stamping it as dis
graceful to the arms, and calculated to bring
III will upon the cause of the North, among
the North's most abiding friends. 1t will
be held, and rightly, that the destruction OF
railroads, and Of public stores and provis-
ions, is an entirely different matter from the
indscrlminate application of the torch
Does not the fendish glee, with which these
devastating processes are described, fully
bear out our oft made assertion that war is
not and never can be moral purifier
There is something humiliating in the avow,
al that, with hundreds of thousands of brave
men in arms, nation should be called mp
on to admire Touring mills laid in ashes an
happy homes made desolate.- Neither
should it be forgotten that, while the seeds
of eternal hatred are thus deliberately sowu
the narrators of these exploits contradict
all their previous assertions that the South
was universally starving.
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Boats Attacked on the Cumber'
land River by Guerrillas..-
The Guerrillas Dispersed.

On Friday last about IL o'clock party
of rs guerrillas made an attack upon fleet
of supply boats at a point some ~ miles
below huntsville, Ky
The fleet consisted of the Ella Faber, the
World and Nettie Hartapee, which had
carried load of supplies to Burnside Point
the head waters of navigation, aud the de-
pot from which large number of troops in
East Tennessee draw their rations, and were
on their return, having passed up unmo
Tested. The tact that the boats were with
out convoy became known to band of ma
RAIDERS, and they accordingly determined
to destroy them. Gen. Rousseau bearing
Of the presence and designs of the rebels
sent the gunboat Newsboy to their relief,
and but for fog it would have met them
at Burksville on Friday morning, but it was
delayed, and the guerrillas, having posted
themselves at point 20 miles below
huntsville, opened on the Ella Faber which
was in the advance, but fortunately injur-
ing no one. They were all on one side of
the river, which enabled those on board to
take shelter. 1t also bad on board squad
of armed convalescents, who returned the
fire, killing one Of the villains and one
horse.
The Newsboy arrived short time after
wards when the woods and hills were we'll
shelled, completely routing the marauders.
A cavalry force has been sent in pursuit
of the band; but of the result we have no
knowledge. .-. 81 49,
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.Ihave two rows, making length ,ot
about Eve hundred feet, the plants six OF
eight inches apart. This affords me sui
ficieut for tying trees into bundles in the
nursery tie up my vines, which are not
few tie all my corn fodder. lit is . band
that rats and mice will rot eat, thereby
saving much trouble and vexation when
handling it in winter. To hold split pos,
together at the top, if we'll bound, it will
last for years and even might be kept to
tie oats some seasons when it is very short
Mine grow on common limestone soil, on
level having nothing of the swamp order
about it; was set with cuttings about two
inches in length early in the spring, making
growth of two to three feet the flrs'
season. ~ &C
They should be cut early in the spring
left dry, and before using can be soaked iol
o dav. When needed for baskets they are
usually left until the leaf bursts out m the
spring; but this is exhausting to the stock
Last season I had quite number OF bas'
kets made of the finest kind; sold neal
one hundred pounds of peeled Willows, II
addition to all the tying on the place :
From November till March we usually Gu
them Just as we need them. Among SOM
six varieties the purple is my favorite.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate i'm Centre wheeling.

DY virtue of O deed of trust made by David
d Kennedy to Charles Marshall, dated tho 18th
day Of March, 1860 which said deed is now Of
record in the Office of the Recorder for Ohio
county, in Deed Book twenty five, page FIVE hun
dred and fifteen; also by viItue of an order Of the
Circuit Court for said county, made on the 18th
day of December, 1863, and entered in Chancery
Order Book number 6, page IA, by which the un-
dersgned was appointed trustee in said deed in
tn, p lace of sad Charles Marshall, 1 will, on
MONDAY the 18th day Of April, 1864, at the
front door of the Court House Ct said county, PRO
coed to sell at Public Auction the following prop
erty, to-wit: Lot number two hundred and twelve
[2l2l in that pat of the city of Wheeling laid
cut by William Chapline and John Eoff, the same
being sixty-six feet wide and ono hundrediand
twenty-five feet deep-saving and excepting that
part Of said lot sold by Kennedy and wife to
Stephen Clark, being sixteen feet off the West
end of said lot, fronting on Second street, running
back sixty-s;x feet to lot two hundred and thir-
tee0. -r-
TERMS-One-fourth cash; the balance in equal
ayments of three, six and nine months, with in
terest from date, the purchaser givin bond with
approved security. N. RICHARDSON,
marl9dtd Trustee