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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
Net Assets January, 1864,
q 3.OO2. 5000.

T. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the ATNA,
after 45 years trial, has realized The greatest pub
lie advantage and success Of the various systems
OF Fire Insurance. in the country. Is now better
than ever prepared FOR duty.
10000 Loss Claims have ben settled and pad. olA
TEEN MILLIONS OF DofslAkSl
q. TIE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY By FIRE, IN
the United states averages over 100000 aatiy
i your property exposed and unprotected
Z. ARE YOU INSURED. lf not, Why nots The cost
IL thrilling; the duty Il manifest the rfsult may
D. sour escape from ruin--Whiie delay ana me-
elect mas involve you ia bankruptcy, poverty or
cruel disappointment.
g. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard is given ~
small risks az wei az large Able security
and superior commercial advantages Afforded.
Policies Issued Without Delay
BIZ any Of The following agents County, Wis.,
W r. DEWEY Lancaster.
j. ". SEATON. Patos
j. H. G. SNEGLODE, Cassyille.
Kerry HOYT Piatteville.
j.. ~ SEAT0N, BOscobel.
3S3m3l0 II. d. YORK, Hazel Green.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
arThe Inquirer has a special from

erThe Inquirer has special from
Washington which says:
Il learn from a rebel sergeant who
left Stones brigade week since, that
lee has acknowledged his position
critical. He has fortified Danville at
At points Supplies in Richmond
have entirely given out. and great
difficulty is experienced IN furnish
? the rebel army even with corn
m al, Davis and his Cabinet have
ss.t Richmond fer South Carolina
Al the newspapers except the Wing
ere moving from Richmond. IL i
+. Ell known that the Government
archivos have been sent 20 Danvllles
ai.h II Lees base oil supplies"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
Miscell GUS.
New Improyements and Reauoed PTieeI

tits unequaicd in its capacity to sew both heavy ana
I,o ods. also ia its easy adaptation 70 the greatest
srety III styIes OF work II Is the only machine using
file Glass cloth Presser which enables the operator MOI
only Ia see every stitch it Is made and = iooW ty
line but to change readily to the bfader hehh 0Su
or, &c. !, 49,,
Our Binders Corders Hemmers, Braiders, Markers
and Tcline Attachments decidedly superior 70 any
m use AZ their work viii show. Machines are
warranted in ali cases. and prices as low a. those q
any frst-class machines.
purchaeers will be instructed the use Of machines.
Thread and needles adapted to the Wheeler Wilson
Machine kept for sale all the while
MRS L. d. sL0AT, Az Mt.
Lancaster June Is, 1864. S-4y@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
FAMILY DYE CoLoRsI

a
glack. French blue light blue, light brown, dark
drab light green orange royal purple slate DARK ue'
eJaret brown snuff brown, light drab magenta pos
SON dark green, maroon, purple, scarlet Violet TT
dyeing silk wooen mixed goods, shawls, scars dres
SEES ribbons gloves bonnefs hats, Feathers kid goN ss
childrens clothing and al kinds Of wearing apparel,
A SAVING OF SO PER CENT.
For rs cents you color as many goods as would
otherwise cost Eve times that Various shades
can be produced from the same dye. The process is
simple and any one the dye with perfect sue
cess Directions IN French, English and German inside
Of each package For further in ormation in dyeing,
giving + perfect knowledge OF what colors are best
saaped to dye over Others with many valuable reci-
oest purchase Howe Stevens Treatise Dyeng and
Securing Sent by mail on receipt Of 10 cents.
Manufactured by HOWE x STEVENS
300 Broadway, Boston.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally.
s. HUNTINGTON Wholesale Ag't, McGregor. Iowa
For sale BY II. Baxter Son, Lancaster. 2s-ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

CHAriN's BArlf.-lhe impression
nsa pfcrsi'. that Con. Grant holds
~ llin3. and SOFAS tori Daring
az FHepeNe's q Tf"rsf a
g. =
$780, !, 49, n4yf..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

A CAMP OF CAPTURED NEoRoBs.-A oorrespon-
dent of the Montgomery Adoorissr, in letter from
Blue mountain, Alabama, gives description OF the
camp Of SIX hundred and fifty negroes who were
oaptared in Dalton Georgia. Hs says:
1t was nearly sunset when first got glimpse of
them huddled around large fires in deserted field
just outside the limits Of the village of Oxford.-
There they stood, cTOuched around the tazinz logs
their ebony faces peering out from beneath Yankee
caps with that peculiar iudicrous expression which
you can imagine would be upon the countebance of
corn-held negro TUNED soldier Their long tailed
bloc coats and pants sluug on the frames unacous-
TONED 10 such gedr, gave them the appearance of
30 many straw-stutfed efiigies. AS the day began
10 melt into twilight, and the breeze came sweeping
III chilly blasts from the mountain, The daikies
crowded loser md closer, until around the burning
logs preparations commenced tor supper. The com
inca! was mix, in the caps which tiny wore, and
pitched into the ashes 10 bake, while not few of
lnsn devJured the dough without it being cooked.
There was no singing or laughing NOR do think
saw n smile upon the face u a single one i'll the
crowd. The faces all seemed pnched and einaciated
with fatigue and hunger, and, altogether, pre- ,cnte1
most desoate picture. How different from a crowd
OF some two hundred home darkies who were camped
ieiii by, selongi TO the post. These engaged
IN singing camp-ncctiDg songs or indulging IN the
interim, III loud peals OF laughter such a. none but
happy, contentcd Southern negroes can pcrpetfate
OF tiiS -iN IreSrv vIy
Blk escaped on the route around to oxford.
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DIED,

On the evening of November Sd, ROBERT FIN
LEY HUNT, son of DR.. X. Finley and Catherine
. i. Hunt, III the twelfth year of his age
His nine.ul will take place from his fathers resi-
0snce, On the east side OF Seventh street, beyond
Leigh, THIS AOREING November s. at II o'clock
The hiends ami acquaintance OF the family, md
tl.e iassnas residents of Washington CITY now IN
klehfnond, are respectfully invited 10 attend
Washington city and Alexandria papers please copy.
At her re.ldenec, on the 81 instant, of typhoid
fever. MARY, the beloved wife OF Thomas Murphy,
aged thirty-s years.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
deno=, ON MAN, between Twenty-second and Twenty
third streets, ut O'clock T. M on the sth instant
In this city, on Friday, the 4th instant, at
O'Clock T. NJ, after long and painful illness which
she bore with Christian resignation Mrs. REBECCA
Il. BROWNE roct of the late otway Browne, ofthis
city. IN the sixty year of her age.
her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her son-in-law, Mr.. j. L. Savll on Fourth street
beyond jackson, on TOMORROW Sunday AT
IEkNooN at 50 o'clock Her friends and acouaint-
ahees are respectfully invited to attend.
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THE NEW YANKEE SENATORS FROM IouIsrA>

A.
correspondent of the Mobile Adcertiser, writing
rom Louisiana about the two new United States
Senators elected by the Yankee Legislature says:
Mr.. King Cutler and Mr. Charles Smith are the
two individuals selected by the Yankee Legislature
n New Orleans to represent them in the United
States Senate. Mr. King Cutler is fifth-ratc law
yer, but is loo ked on great man, doubt among
the small scay -wags of the bogus Legislature Al
ter the war had fairly opened, Cutler so patr-
otic on the Confederate side that military COM
pany, called the Coulter Guards" was organized in
ms honoI-the expense, II Is presumed, coming out
u ms pocket. Nobody was surprised At his turning
Yankee when IL was discovered that it would pay
10 be traitor III New Orleans because no one ever
suspected Mr.. Cutler OF being troubled with any,
thing like conscience.
As for Mr. Smith, he is said to be from the parish
OF st. Mary's; and when tell you this, arrive at
The limit OF my stock of Acknowledgement that gentle
man. Certainly, IL was never suspected, until of
late, that Louisiana had statesman hid away among
the sugar-eane and orange groves of that beautiful
parish, OF the mare of Smith. Judge DuSell, Mr..
Suthbert Bulitt, and that profound philosopher and
eminent man Of SCIENCE Dr. Dostie, were in nominal
ton, but Cutler and Smith bore OFT the honor5-
Dostie did not ges vote-not even the vote of the
man that nominated him. This is bad.
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d ECEIVER'S SALE OF MONTH
~ CELLO AND BUCK ISLAND ESTATES,
AND OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY In
Confederate States of America for the Eastern Dis
trct of Virginia pronounced on the 9th day OF
September, 1864, in the case of the Confederate
States against George Carr and Joel N. Wheeler.
shall. sell, on the 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, at
public auction, on the premises for cash, in Con-
tolerate Treasury notes of the issue, the fol-
lowing real and personal estate late the property of
Captain U. I. Levy, deceased an alien enemy
|. MONTICELLO, Il tract of two hundred and
eighteen Of land, i'll the county of Albcmarle,
in the State of Virginia, about two miles from the
thereon, consisting Of large and conlmodous
brick clearinghouse with variety of out-build-
ings planned and built by Mr. Jefferson, who owned
ii and resided there at the time of his death.
2. BUCK ISLAND, a tract of nine hundred and
sixty-one acres, about three miles distant from Mon
ticeilo, and about the distance from the Ri
wanna canal. This was once the property of James
Monroe, and was by him conveyed to the Bank Of
the United States by whom it was conveyed to the
flee of the County Court of Albemarle. Much of
this land is arabic and of good quality and the
rest is heavily mbered with pine, &C., suitable for
ship-building.
s. After the sale of the real estate, there will be
sold at the same time, and the terms, nine
teen NEGRO SLAVES, a variety of HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE, FARMING UTENSILS,
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP, &c.
The sale viii be conducted by d. NJ. PATTIE, De-
putty Marshal, who resides i'll Charlottesville, and
will show the property at any time before the sale to
any one who may desire to purchase it.
HENRY L. BROOKE,
no 2-tds Receiver for District No g.
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nRUGS, DRUGS.
IL Orris Root Powder,
McMunn's Elixir Of Opium,
Reynoldss Specifo-a few bottles,
Indelible Ink,
Rochelle Salts,
Extract Nux Vomica Ale,
Extract Coloc. @. (Elhss,)
Oolchicum Seed,
Precip. Carb- Iron,
Quinine,
Oil Lemon,
Oil Bergamot
Assatetida
Gum Nipples.
kreosote,
Iodine Resub,
Extract Vanilla,
Extract Lemon,
PomadeS lffesh),
Combs-lndia Rubber,
Colognes,
Glycerin,
White CASTLE Soap,
Red CASTLE Soap,
Camphorated Glycerin Ice,
Cold Cream,
Toilet Powder,
Otto Rose,
Saehets, Carmine, &C., &C.,
Tor sale by ED. T. ROBINSON,
oc 3l-lw Fourth and Franklin streets.
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REAL ESTAT TIE FOR SALE

NJ EW SIC,
AT JOHN W. DAVIES & SONS,
No. 1873 Main street.
(P. III. Taylors old stsnd. }
Farewell to the Star-Spangled Banner.
Shower of Pearls La Pluiede Perles.
Stonewall Quickstep.
Switzeras Farewell
Battle-Plag Polka.
We Conquer or Die.
They Said my Love Would Change with Time.
Parthenia to Ingomar.
Juaneta.
Come Where my Love Lies Dreaming.
Listen to the hooking Bird-Quickstep and Song.
When Saw Sweet Nelly Home.
Do They Think of Me at Home
Hurrah for Our Flag
General Lees Grand March.
Who Will Care for Mother Now.
Home, Sweet demonstrations.
Annie Of the Vale.
Gipsey Countess.
Brightest Eyes-song and Gallop.
Shells Of Ocean-SOng and Variations.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
REGULAR DISCOUNT TO DEALERS, TEACH
ERs AND SCHOOLS.
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
no 4--o's
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By Dunlop, Moncure Co., Auctioneers

4 UCTION SALE OF ENGLISH AND
IA FRENCH DRY GOODS, SHOES AND
BOOTS, &C.-On THURSDAY, the 10th instant,
commencing at 10 O'clock will sell, at our auc-
ton store, very desirable assortment of ENGLISH
AND FRENCH MERCHANDISE, consisting in
part of
Ga pieces Ga Mohair Lustres assorted quail
tiles,
100 pieces 6-i White Cambrics,
40 pieces 81 to S2-nch White Silesia F1annels
"a pieces 81 and ST. Albut Diagonals,
Light and Dark Steel Cassimeres,
IA pieces Fancy Coating,
90 pieces silk-mixtures,
10 pieces French Boirfbazine,
Hosiery, Shirtngs and Sheerngs,
Irish Linen Thread, &c, &C.,
100 pairs Gents French Boots, double and cork
soles,
400 pairs Gents Elastic Boots, French,
200 pairs Gents English Elastic Boots,
200 pairs English Navy Shees
Ii bales rs and "A Shirtings and Sheetings
ALSO,
Brussels Carpets,
large Feather Beds,
with many other articles suited to the trade.
TERMS Cash.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
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ANorHrR FLORIDA Town BrRSr.-The enemy
went up TO Milton, Florida, the Goth ultimo and
enoVe OH theeavalry company that was stationed
there. They burned the town and bestowed the
salt works and property generally Captain ROBIN
scn was cap.nrtd The Yankees came from Pensa-
s'Ia' and greatly outnumbered the small Confederate
force protecting Milton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

THE JUDGE ADVOCATES WADE MECUM.
Embracing II general view ot military and naval
law and the practice before ecurts-matial, with an
military and naval trial.. By Major c. 3. Lee.
a new, revised and much enlarged edition Pub
lished by order of the War Department
WEST & JOHNSTON
Publishers and booksellers
no st li5 Main street, Richmond
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EARM FOR RENT-A small FARM
d of one hundred and ftty-fve acles, in Hano-
yer, seven miles from Richmond by Mechanicsville
turnpike, near Walnut Grove Church. The inn
4 proytments are altw house with six good rooms
The soil is light, well adapted 10 producing early
vegetables, and is in excellent neighbo hood. 1t
will be rs.ted for MONEY pant IF the crop. For
terms. apply TO GRUBBS 81 WILLIAMS,
1T AuctiOucprS,
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MISTRESS AND MAID A Household Story. By
Miss Muloch, authoress OF "John Halifax, Cen
.
IN the Christian Advocate.

MISTRESS AND MAID. A Household Story. By
tletnan," etc S.
| From the Christian Advocate.
| e." Mistress and Maid" is a brilliant and alb
| sorbin8 novel. and should be largely read. Mssrs
West Johnston deserve srea' credit for re-putish-
| ing this work from tho Bng.ish sheets.
| III
JOSEPH II. AND HIS COURT By L. Mulbaeh.
From the German. By Adelaide De V. Chan
diau Vols-.. so
| Nv.
| FANTINE I.es Miscrab.cs). BY Victor Hugo.
complete IN itself 50
ST. DENIS T.cs Miserabes) BY Victor lingo 50
| VI.
| RICHMOND IN DY-GONE DAYS, wish n glance
| al the present; being "A rerniuisoencc and last
words Of an Old citizen. BY Samuel Mcrde-
50
VII.
CAUSE AND CONTRAST. An essay on the pres
ent crisis. BY +. w. Mon thon. Tenth tllou-
sand
VIII
THE SECOND YEAR OF THE WAR ByEA
. Pollard, author OF the First Year Of the War,
etc. Tenth thousand So
TX.
ELEANOR'S VICTORY. a Novtl. By Miss Brad
~
TIE WAR AND IT'S HEROES. First Series
With So
III.
THE BRITISH PARTISAN. A Tale Of the Olden
Time. BY lady OF South Carolina. 50.
XII.
NELLIE NORTON; OR, SOUTHERN SLAVERY
AND THE BIBLE ............. ................ -
THE LIFE OF LIEUTEH.ANT-GENE
(SIONEWALL) JACKSON By an Ex-Cad,t
Second revised and enlarged edition. ......... 81
THE RIVALS. A ChickaSaominy Story BY Miss
NJ. j. II, Illustrated. S3.
XIV.
THE GOLDEN DAGGERS. A Romance of Cali
tofnia, translated frSn the French OF Paul Feval.
BY Il gentleman of Louisiana S4
XVI.
THE CAMP JESTER; Oh, AMUSEMENT FOR
XVII.
THE sOLDIER-BOY SONG BOOK. 81
XVIII
MASTER WILLIAM MTTTEN By the author Of
"Georgia Scenes" SIS.
GUIDE FOR CLAIMANPS OF DECEASED SOL
DIERS. BY Colonel " H. Fowler. Revised and
approved by the Second Auditor and Comptroller
OF the Treasury, and adopted for general use. So
Xxx.
WAIT TILL THE WAR, LOVE, IS OVER. A
new ant very popular piece Of Ailsic. e.
upon the receipt Of the ma!l,gt prices, We will
forward any of the above publications to any address
in the Con1ederacy.
IN PRESS, AND WILL BE SHORTLY OF
FERED FOR SALE,
JOHN MsRCHMONTS LEGACY. BY Miss NJ
T.. Brddon, authoress OF Aurora F1oyd" etc
otto Mis- iltsaddn,;e Ia +as+ aad host
UP AND DOWN IN THE WORLD BY the au-
thoress OF g Pride and Piety,' etc, etc
THE JUDGE ADVOCATES WADE MECTM
Embracing general view ot military and naval
law, and the practice before conference.-the witha an
cpitoino of the law of evidenco as applicable to
military and naval trial. By Major c. B. Lee
new, revised and much enlarged edition Pub
lIshed by order of the War Department
WEST & JOHNSTON
Publishers and booksellers,
no 5-Zt lI5 Main Richmond
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NOR SALE, three very fine MICH
L COWS Inquire of JOHN r. MACMURDo,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Depot. no Sit
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JOSEPH H. AND HIS COURT. By l.. Mulbaeh.
From the German. By Adelaide De V. Chan
drau. 4 vols......... 80
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AfAcARIA

:" We have an 20 betAid upon altar We have
sit we've, 10 be subjected 70 the action OF fire"
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IT'AEM AND DWELLING FOR RENT

II ARM AND DWELLING FOR RENT
- l desire TO rent my FARM, in Goochland
county, twenty miles from Richmond, and two miles
from Dover Mfls, The James River canal, in a
good ncighborhood. The farm contains about ONE
HUNDRED ACRES Of open lind with an album
dance OF wooded land. The DWELLING is new,
and contains six good rooms; with all necessary
out-baildngs. Com, hay, &C. may b. purchased
on the place. Possession given on the LIST OF De-
ceinbrr. Apply TO the subscriber. the premises
no ste LUCY G.. CRAWFORD.
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-" Mistress and Maid" is n brilliant and alb
sorbin2 novel and should be largely read Mcssrs.
West Johnston deserve Srea' credit for re-puyish-
ing this work from Tho English sheets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-05

UP AND DOWN IN THE WORLD BY the au-
thoress OF Pride and Piety,' etc, etc.
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sTATS or VIRGINIA, ExEcuTIvR DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND. November /, 1864.
A DDnUI p.,,

A.. PROCLAMATION. - The General
IN Assembly OF this Commonwealth HAVING ON
The eth Of February last, adopted joint resolution
requesting Ia be convened OH the first Wednesday in
Deoember next and majority OF that body having
IN wnuns, on the 0.h day of March last also asked
therefore
!, LLiAA SMITH, Governor of the Common
resss' IA deierence 10 wishes thus expressed, do
SSeDy announce by this, my proclamation, to the
yacors ana Delegates Of the General Assembly of
us commonwealth, that they are required 10 con-
rI =. .ne Sautol. In the city of Richmond ON the
70 ~ WEDNESDAY, IN DECEMBER NEXT, at
fias ~ tneh ana there 70 take into considera-
80 lle soadilua OF public affairs and 10 enact such
~ 1isy may deem necessary and proper.
Given nndes my hand as Governor. and
t. p4IsI uls sea- OF the Commonwealth, at
.~s.- hchinond, this flsl day OF Novamh,e -
ssca hundred and sixty -.our, and in the eah,n
A'1'n Year VI Nae Commonwealth VAC e-sh'y-
Test. 49,. WILLIAM SMITH.
'aWox Secretary of tn.
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Hon. o Il Singleton, member of Congress lom
mississippi, was badly injured by being thrown from
buggy, near Jackson, on the Goth ultimo
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EOR SALE, several thousand PEACH
TREES-Royal Kensington, Lemon, Heath
and other choice varietes; also five hundred Moor
Park APRICOT TREES. Apply to Mr.. Ar. HOL-
LADAY, near Camp Lee. no 4-6t'
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctionee,s.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
FIRST MARKET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, the ith day of November, at o'clock
r. NJ, one and the choice of THREE TENEMENTS,
situated on Main street, occupied respectively by
W. J. Harwoed, L. Letterman and Mrs. Saddler-
This is exceedingly valuable property, and ought to
attract the attention of capitalists.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at six and twelve
months, with interest; all cash, at the option of
the purchaser. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT.

Tor RENT, and immediate possession
1t given, a FAMILY RESIDENCE, dcsirably
furnished, and in the most eligible portion OF shoose
1iill. Also, FOR HIRE the FAMILY SERVANTS,
among them No COOK. Address, with name
and references, -. IT," Richmond post-ofice
no S-at-
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DIAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND

| DIAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND
i AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on
| THURSDAY, December LIST, at the Blue Ridge Ho-
tel, In Botetourt county on the macsdamized road
one mile from the hotel, and TRACT OF vALU-
ABLE WOOD LAND, three miles distant from the
mill The mill is in good order, with excellent ma
chinary, but little worn-indeed, as good new
The establishment is supplied with a superabun-
dance OF clear water for washing rags and the right
to make lime for its purposes from an adjoining
quarry.
Sale to take place at II O'CLOCK and terms cash.
J. A. COWARDIN.
n. B.-This valuable property MAY BE PUR-
CHASED PRIVATELY if early application is
made. If thus sold, prompt notice will be given of
the fact. toc 3l-tds J. A. COWARDIN.
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NOR RENT, two ROOMS, suitable for
a small family. Cooking can be done on the
lot, if desired. Apply the southwest corner of
Grace and Madison streets. no 4-2t'
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nor SALE.-I have for sale a No.
RIDING MARE, four years old. She can ID
Son at my house. Nenable street, Union Hill, OF
at nv stall III the Old Market.
no3-St. FREDERICK C. BRAUER.
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NOR RENT. -" WOODSTOCK" ON
the Chic1ahoInny, containing four hundred
acres; two hundred and fifty cleared and fine land,
with good improvements, good garden and orchard
Of peaches and aprcs four and one-half miles from
Richmond, Tor rent for part Of the COP or money,
and possession given Immediately. For terms, APP
rlSto GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no 1T Auet!oNCrrs.
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JOHN MsRCHMONTS LEGACY BY Miss NJ
T. Brtddon, authoress OF Aurora Floyd" etc,
ntn Miss lraddnn'e Ia tns+ a,,d ha-t noI-aI---,
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EOR r T. y t two or three desirable
y ROOMS, in most agreeable neighborliood.
and within ten minutes walk of tho capitol; use
Of kitclan and coal-hou-e can BE- had. They would
be rented 10 n family without children. Apply or
sixth street., between Clay and Leigh, third house
flUin Civ. east side. no 5-lts
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GTORE FOR RENT, on Governor street,
) : first door above Purcell, Ladd e Co.'S, coIneI
CT Main Apply up stairs. oc4-3tg.f
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