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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
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| Cancelled W. Il W.
STRAIED OR STOLEN.

From the Sub criher in the town Of Florence
Goodhue County, Minnesota, on tho 2sth day
ofJune last,
BAY HORSE.
sai.l horse has black manc and tail, has a
scar o. the right side of his neck, and is CON
siderabls knee sprung. lie is about II years
Old, no shoes on his feet, and is rather thin in
iesh.5 .
Any person who will return said horse, or
give information by letter or otherwise where
he can be found shall be we'll paid for ali
trouble, time and eypensa
Int Office address, Wactota
July goth 1864.
II: J.w. CHURCH.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

4 II persons ere hereby warned md nssife
q hot to bug. take or nsgotia te for a promid
so1 j note, dated on or abeus the 21st day of
July lsoi, signed by mys@lf AMI one George
STAGE and payable to Jacob ',recr, for said
note vas procuredby fraudaIent representa-
uon' and was given without any consideration
and viii not be paid,
JOHN Y. BOSTVICK.
Dated Fed Wing August 9th, 1854.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

Lorenzo Allis attOrnay for NortpapeeS.
NOTICE IN INSOLVENCY
THE STATE OF MlHSFsoTA,
County of Gootlluc eS

THE STATE OF M.HxFsoTA.,
County Of Goothuc, %
District Court. First Judicial District
In the matter Of the petition Of " :et,s'Shcr-
':ail OF said County Inso!vc1It Debtor
PRAYING to be dishuf ncl from ls tlents in
pursuance OF I'll. provisions Of Charter 70
;i' Compiled Statutes OF tho State OF AIinncs,
"a II is hereby ordered that all tie crc,ii,o! s
Of sali lNsolvcnt show cause t;ny they have
before s"i't Court on the first pay Of the next
General Term thereof, in and for said County.
to be bcgHn and held at tie Cit Of Red Wing
N said County on the sixth day ofDeccmber.
y. d. 1854, why an assignment Of said InsoI-
vents estate should not be made, and he bo
discharged from his debts. And it is hereby
directed that this rider bo published once in
each week for ten successive weeks as follows:
In the G"odhue Volunteer a newspaper print
cd IN said County OF Goodluc. in the St. Paul
Pioneer newspaper printed at the City f
Saint Pau! the seat OF government OF said
State ofAlnncsota in the Albany Evening
journal newspaper printed ut the City Of
Albany the seat ofgovernnlen of the State Of
New York. and in tho Illinois State hegister !.
newspaper printed III tic city OF Springfield
the seat or government Of the State OF Iii rols.
Dated May 23l A. D., lSbt
s. !. 4. McMILLtN
Judge District Court.
lst .)n.iyia District Minnesota
WILDER & WlLI!sTux.
Atyy'> for Petitioner.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
AGENCY OFTfIIi
Dutch East India Coffee Go,
1;-Ei%oT,
1853 Rendc Street, NY.

The above Company are known all over the
world as the own:rs Of The Coffee Plantations
Of Java and Batavia in the pusch East Indies.
and are the larges: monopoizcrs Of Coffee
the Globe.
The Undersigned. (who is appoE ted their
sole Agent in the United State. and in the
British Colonics) will have for sale three diff
ferent kinds Of Coffee. winch, for regularity Of
grade ana cheapness o, price, will defy COM
petition.
Our Ba.ayin CoHcc'' never before intro
ducedin this Country but extensively used in
the Armies and Savcs Of Europe. ard richly
valued, will be put up at prices to reach Mi
consumers, and our Extra Java viii be the
| lHngnpm EonuUs Coffee Of the age.
We will hase, for accommodation Of Gro
Gers, Families, and Government Contractors,
SAM pies dry, and drawn for testing
Orders solicited. onreceipt Of cash, cofee
promptly for "arded Us directed.
4. LIPPMAN,
1cs Reade Street. NY. =
Sole Agent ., Z. ]. Z. Go.
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bistf1Sb ApiEL. FfESt Juuiclal OiSsrISt.
Couaty Of Goodhue. -
Charles McGlastan, Plaiatir,
Against.
SIMMONS.
William Frceborn, Philip Storkel,
Joshua Haaey Richard Freeborn, De efendants.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named
defendants greeting.
You and each Of You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the com plant of the
plaintiff IN the above eutit!cd action, which
has been Ied i'll the office OF the Clerk Of said
Court: and to serve copy of your answer TO
the said complaint upon the subscribers at
their office in the city of Red Wing Goodhuc
county. i'll the State aforesaid, within twenty
days after the service of this summons on you
exclusive Of the day of service; and If You
tail to answer the said complaint within the
uise aforesaid the plaintiff Will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said com
plant.
Red Wing Mimi, April so.h 1854.
WILDER i W1LLIsToN.
fT- - c--l fls's. Atty's.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

LENT my scrap book, to some gentleman
\, 4 IN ked Wing, to whom have forgotten )
,'.'H. heeTer has got IL, will confer favor, BY
iea slnz 1t at the VOLUNTEER office.
s. II. STANLEY.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

STATE OF MINSEsoTA.l District Court. First
County Of Goot!hGc. judicial District.
Mary Jane Mccormick Summons.
VS. L 8
Frederick McCormisk 50 cts. Canc.ledi
Defendant. \-----f
Tho State Of Minnesota, to tho above named
defendant, Frederick Mccormick.
In the name otthe State Of Minnesota you
are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the above named tlaiptitf
which is filed il, the Office Of the Clerk of the
aforesaid court at the City of Red Wingia said
county, ana to serve copy Of your answer
to said complaint on the subscriber at his Office
in the city of Red Wing in said county within
thirty days after the service hereof upon you
exclusive Of the day Of such service; and if
you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time a :oresaid the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief dsmande! in tie said
complaint.
Dated June 2.th 1864. .
FRANK IVES,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Red Wing, Minn.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.

no partnership IN the practice ef the ,ar
sssotora existing betveea Tho uuders; ;gnesi- i
sG.s day dissolved by Hsasasl cons,ut.
Red Wing Aszas: ssh. 1ssI.
c. MCCLURE,
C. MCCLURE u
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

The State Of Minnesota. to :llc above name!
h2icn1cntt Sa'nuei Giles and john Giles.
"u and CO, Il Of you are hereby summoned,
un:l rcy;ir"l to ;i,eu CT the comii,a,nt OF the
ihoEe named Plaintiffs w!iclI is fled in tic
"i!ee 81 the clerk o'tuc District Court of sai:i
H"oI''"c COMFY a. Red inSin :ail couuty
ana 10 serve T"ny ct Your answer to tho
said complaint Hl'on the Subscribers or either
OF them "t their III e in the city Of Red Wig:
III SAID county within twenty days after the
service hereof upon you exclusive o.: the iay o;
su9h service and ifyou fill to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the said
plaintiff wi!arply to the court for the ro!iri
demanded in tie said complaint
Dated June 18th 1854
WARREN BKlsroI. with FRANK IVES,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

~ 0foeta CsfEsess At1sas a.ss ~
sAsk9ERsT L wilson's
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4 GENTLTMAN. rrrcd Of Nervous Debility
aEcoIuretcncy. Premature Decay and YOUTH
fnl Error. nctuutel by desire to hcnct;t "ih
crs. viii be happy to farnish to all who need
it. free of charge the receipt anI directions
for making the s''1np'c remedy nscd in his ca>e.
Those wishing to l'roft by his experience. a,,.
possess Va'nahlc Remedy. will receive the
same, by return mail, (carafu!iv sealed b.:
addressing JON \ i. .tNDEN,
Ne. 90 Nassau street New York.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
Cristadoro's Hair Preseryative.

CfistauOrOs HAT EreseTvRtiVe,
lnvSluable with his Dye, as it ilnparts the
utmest sottncss, the most beautiful glcss, and
great vitality to tho Hair.
Price, SO centa, 81, ant, 81 per bottle, accord
Ing to size. Sold by IS. Clark, at tho Good
huo County Drug Ssere.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
LIVERY md i.x(EIiAEE,
And BOardinr Eta5l2

rum atr<'t, 'rf"e H"''M s. FItA sire t.
sscss s"i"=, ::s,uns.~o;".
~ The suh:rl! !!'rr bar !H"<,.! tho old stand
4-4IS iormc:I usc! by v :. Grow and IT,,
the best ~ockcI stable west Il the MiSsissi,n
i!iyrr. TO pleasure *cckcr' or travellers | ca,
furnish yooi ''Tur,: Outs as tAe court,
tiur.s.
Nt3:N6.tf y. " RIG f..
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

G,OAp CHn'''~$. Ci.,;.S,, 'iohncrn Snuff. :,u}cr-
- atus. Starch, Pepper. A.l,'ice C;->i.. III
Ca, Donate soda. Sal Soda. Ginger. Mustard
Cream Tartar: PEPPERS: nrc. To,n"to Cu1>nn
Fra, c"fIcc, Sugar. Mo'as<as. Syrup. Sor ghum
Crackers. Pure Starch. silver Gloss Starch
Corn Starch, SartnoS. Cove Oysters. md q
jc" other things in Tie grocery line nj
PA .A!:!,!iCHST i. WILSON'S.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

SrATE OF MIHHEsurA District Crnrt First
County OF GooNhuc( judicial Ijis;ric;
Amanda NJ. Ea.t:nau ana Summons.
\, l.. Eastman her husband
Plunttf.. -. ----,
vs. : !. II. S.
SamVeI Giles, and .Iohn Giles, 30 cts Can't
partners AS $. and J Giles, |---'
Defendants
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
SEWING MACHINE

in the world making tho L0CK-STITCEI with
the ROTATING HOOK, and using the GLASS
FOOT.
GEORGE X. CHITTENDEN,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
Nertheru Indiana, Minnesota and Kansas,
100 Lake Street, Chicago.
Eay7Circu' 'ars may be had on application
by post. BAKER & MARVIN.
n45v7ly Agents, Rcd Wing.
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-18
THIRTY-EIGHFH CONGRESS
First Session

In the United States Senate, on Thursday
petitions for increased railroad and mail
facilities between New York and Philadel-
phia were pre- ented. A bill giving the
franklin priveledge 10 tie President a ID
Vice President was passed. Tie Committee
on Slavery reported a bill adopting the Presi.
dents emancirat on proclamation, and en-
acting It into statute Of the Unitel States.
The re o,ution auth Ring tho Secretary of
Treasury to anticipate tho payment of inter
est on the public debt was taken up bat az
ter some discussion was postponed. The CON
side,a at n Of the bill equalzng the pay Of
United States soldiers was resumed, and af
ter considerable debate the bill was passed.
The granting lands to aid in the construction
OF railr, ad from ST. Paul to Lake Superior
WIS also passed. Adjourned.
la the House of Repros entaiives Mr.. Will
son. of Iowa, introduced bill to ab5lsh tho
Court of Claims. A bill giving to Revolu-
tionary pensioners each 500 per annum
from the let of January. 1864, in addition to
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FARM FOR SALE.

TINhe subscriber offers fer sale valuable tract of
Il land situate in Georgetown Hundred, Sussex
County, and State Of Delaware, about p miles from
Georgetown about Of mile from NJ Canaugheys
Steam Mil and about mile from tho J. & 3. W,
Rail Road; i'd tract Of land esats rs three lua-
dred and seventy acres, about half Of which is
cleared snd in good state Of cultivation. it being
nsarly oil swamp land and well drained the other
hall being well set in valuable timber, ihe i'm
provements on said farm are, lst. The Mansion
House, well located; also Barn, Stable Carriage
House. and several ether out-buildings, all in FOOD
repair. 1hers is also on said farm two good truAnt
houses with necessary cnt- buildings, all in good
repair. There is elso nice young orchard on said
tract, mostly apple, in good bearing condition.
Apply to GEORGE DIcKERSoN,
Feb. II, c4.-ts Near Georgetogn, Del.
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The New Book On The Cultivation Of Flowers.

FLOWERc FOR THE PARLoR AND GAR.
DEN. Ily Edward Sprasue' Rand IT. Illus
tated by John Andrew AMI a. c. warren. svo
Boston J. L. Tilton q Co. Price, - 50 hall
calf, $3.50; full Turkey, s..
Though allied to the annual tribe by its beauti
full execution, the interest Of this book is perennial
and will endure as long as admiration OF the beau.
ties of natures works marks the exience of refined
taste and elegant culture. It viii ineres. all class.
es engaged in the raising of flowers, from the pos.
of the arstocratic green house and conser-
vatory, to those whose share Of the sll is confined
to the contents of the box before theft window OF
the hanging basket that decoraes tho only room
y. is indeed, Of the greatest bic sings connect
cd wa. Horticulture that its kindly influence may
be shared by all classes however humble may be
the senle ON which it is pur.uel The direction,
given seem apnlc for all necessary intrGetion, and
an ornamental cbarm is imported to the volume by
pr.fusisn of fancifu Illustrations on wood. They
will compare without disadvantage with any re-
cent homo foreign specimens Cf the arL anu give
an air of elegance to the practical p'osac part o.
the work. The mechanical execution OF the vol
ume could, indeed, scarcely DO impr, ed, and is
highly creditable to the young house who may take
credit Of producing Vade Necum that will be well
some to every house of refinement.
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Another letter from the Secretary Of the
Treasury, anlecedent to his letter Of with
dgawal, is published as follows:
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1864.
My DEAR Sin: Your kind note is just re
'eived. As it has been so long on the way
I have telegraphed You that will reply by
mail.
At tho instance of many who think that
the public interests would be promoted by
my election to the Chief Magistracy, a com
mittee composed ofSenators, Representatives
and citizens has been organized here to
adopt measures to promote that object
This committee, through Il subcommittee,
has conferred with me, and have explained
to them the objections which seem to me 10
exist against any use Of my name in that
connection. They have taken these objec-
tons into consideration, and assure me that
they think ought not to refuse its use, and
/ have consented to their Wishes assuring
them, however, that whenever any consider
alton by them, or by the friends of our cause
thought entitled to weight, should indicate
the eSpediency of any other course, no con-
siderations of personal delicacy toward me
should be allowed to prevent its being taken.
If know my own heart, desire nothing
50 much as the suppression of the rebellion
and the re-establishment of union, order, and
prosperity on sure and safe foundations, and
| should despise myself # felt capable OF
allowing any personal objects to infuenc
me to any action which would effect by one
iot or title n'u iously the accomplishment
Of those objects; and it is source of real
qualification to believe that those who desire
it on public grounds alone, and will not hest
tate to act in any matter which may concern
me upon such grounds, and such grounds
oaly.
Of course, under these circumstances, l
desire the support Of Ohio. IT, however, it
shall be the pleasure of majority of our
friends in Ohio to indicate a preference for
another. | shall be the pleasure of majority
of our friends who have trusted and honored
me beyond any claim of merit of mine.
Very truly, your friend, S. P. CHASE.
Hon. JAMES c. HALL, Columbus, Ohio.
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Colonel Pott's brigade advanced, AID were
strongly resisted b. the enen'y who hes"
10 retreat after Sight Of an hour and half.
Our troops pushed on in line of battle, follow
ing them Eve miles, and by night bad driven
them beyond jackson. They drove squad
of robel cavalry out Of Jackson and occupied
it. The State House is in good condition,
and not burned, as has been reported. In.
the night some soldiers burned down a num-
Der Of houses. The next morning the pom
toon bridge was thrown 9eross Pearl River,
and the army marched to Brandon, where
they skirmished with rebel cavalry and drove
them out.
On reaching Morton they encountered di-
vision of Loring's and FreAch's. They had
been throwing up defences and evidently in
tended to fight, but as our forces came up
slowly, they retreated without firing gun.
On the 18th Gen. Hulburt's corps entered
Meridian, the remainder of the expedition
following the ensuing day, having destroyed
the town of IIillsboro,' in Scott County, on
the way. In Meridian we encountered some
rebel cavalry and drove them out, after some
skirmishing, and then took possession Of the
town and held it four days. Atthat time ex-
petitions were sent out which destroyed fully
100 miles of road on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and on the railroad leading to Sell
ma. This includes over 10000 feet Of brdg-
ing, and large amount of rolling stock was
| also destroyed. We found that the rebels
themselves mad destroyed much rolling stock
to preserve it from falling into our hands,
When this was being done the town Of Enter
prise, and village, and railroad station of
Chankey were destroyed, together with large
amount of rebel stores which were burned up
at Chankey.
There had been no intention of going to
Selma, and the main body of the army never
went beyond Meridian. The expedition took
with them only twenty days rations, and all
was accomplished that had been intended
Nearly 5000 negroes of all ages and sexes
followed the army on it's return to Vicksburg
escorted by Colonel Potts brigade. Smiths
cavalry was to have joined them at Meridian
If it had done SO, it would have been used t
10 important service on the Tombigbee river
in addition to the serious damages inflicted
by other troops. The expedition was at NJ
time in danger from the enemy's resistance
and so formidable that the utmost terror wa
caused by their advance, and the country wa
generally helpless before them.
=. Confidence was felt that with necessar,
provisions the expedition could have marches
successfully to Mobile. Our army subsiste
almost entirely On the enemy's country, an,
at no time was it short Of provisions 1t LEI
Canton on the 4th, and returned to Vicksbur
on the 9th and 7th inst.
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nj SzSsNS9ls i9lCIz
NlI,lIy 9 DIG IX\|l1SSS
Important Military Changes.

A special dispatch from Washington to tie
Boston Daily Advertiser, says;
By order of the President the following
military arrangements have been made:
L eutenant General Grant has been as.
signed TO the command of all the armies of
the United Stlte'.
Major General IIalleck is relieved from
duty as General in Chief, and assigned to
special duty at Washington as Chief Of staff
Of the Army. -.
Major General Sherman is assigned TO the
command of the Division of the Mississippi,
lately commanded by General Grant, and
uprising the Departments of the Ohio, the
Cumberland, the Tennessee and Arkansas.
Major General Mcpherson is ASST gned
to the command of the Department f the
Tennessee, recently commanded by General
Sherman.
Lieutenant General Grant will establish
his headquarters in the field, with the esnec.
tive armies operating under his personal su.
pervision.
Gen. w. F. Smith WINS to-day nominated
for Major general of Volunteers, MS niece, (.
sary p eliminary t. his assignment to the
command of The Army of the Potomac.
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THE MARX E is.



Tho Flour market is very firm but inactive Sales
coapriso about 1000 BSs Western extra family 1T
$500 a 725 for old stock and fresh ground; SEQ
choice Ohio do at 81 and 1000 bbls. City Mills OK
ira and extra famv on private terms. The retailers
and bakers arc buying at $500 16 25for .uperflne
S6,5O097 for extra; S7O7.75 for extra family, and
.sS@9R bbl for fancy brands, a. TO quality. .ye
Flour and Corn Meal are scarce at former rates.
GRAIN--Wheat is active and firm at previsus
rates, about 10000 bushels sold at 1900 ,63e for
common and good choice rod, ths latter for amber,
and lT0@l95c p bus. for white, as TO quality. Rye
Is in steady demand, with small sales OF 1890 1880
ID bias. Corn is rather scarcs37, coo: bus sold at
ilS@ll9o for Western and Southern yellow, and
1859 y bus for old, which is an advance. Oats
also better; about 600 bus sold ct s3e weight
PR0Y1SIoNS.-There is less activity in the
market, but holders are firm. Mess Pork is held at
s23 for Rew, and s2o@2@aa Dbl for old. Bason
and Green Meats arc wanted at full prices. Enter
is active at 25@sOc q ID, the latter for prime.
Eggs selling at Csc u dozen. LARD is in steady
dsmsna ct ls9ls p ID fer bblE and tisrcss.
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ID II H A. NJ II II o II n ,
by ALEXANDER SMITH.

- TIL" UHv UU"VT"e"VU1 4IUH'H'y'
We have been very unexpectedly charmed with
this volume. Inverted and iantas.ica as no may
be in his Poems, Mr.. Smiths Essays fresh, nat
ural, racy, and genial.
They are models in their way, and we wish ON
contributors I'd study them as such Each lis.
say is complete in tsof every sentence full Of in
terest there is straining for effect no writing t.
astOni a Jiuse audience no chow o. unwonted
eruditon; but til light Of poets SOU, tho sun.
shine Of n calm, loving heart arc streaming and
brooding over all these gentle pages. knowledge
is indeed within them, but it has ripened into wis
dom; culture has matured into wine with the sum.
mer in its glow. Seft tinted paper. Price, $3.50.
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Tho Late Exnedition.

CAIRO, March l0-lhe f lowing clear a,
c unit of the march to Meridian is gathered
from an officer:
The expedition left Vicksburg on the Both
of january. The ne day it crossed the B g
Black river, as before stated. with Writ Ad-
sma' cavalry drawn up in line of battle
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u. S. Internal Revenue.
Annual Taxes for 1864.

The attention of taxpayers is Hereby called to
tho provisions Of the United States Excise Law re-
lative to the ass ssmt Mt Of annual taxes.
BY the sixth section ST the act of July l. 1862, it
is made the duty Of all persons partnerships, firms,
associations or corporations, made liable to any an
nual duty, license or tax, o. before the first Mon-
day Of Day in each year, to maks list or return to
the Assistant Assessor Of the District where located
of the amount Of annual income, the articles or OBJ
jects charged with special tax and the bust
ness occupation liable to pay any license.
Every person who shall fail to make such return
by the day specified will be liable to be assessed by
tho Assessor according to the best information
which he can obtain and in such case the Assessor
is required to add fifty per ceHtum to the amount
of the items of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false fraudulent list statement, with in
tent to evade the valuation or enumeration reuuir-
ed by law, is subject to fine Of five hundred dol
lars and in such case the list will he made out BY
the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from the
valuation and enumeration made there can be no
appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes except those for
licenses, will not be demanded until the thilteth
day of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make return,
and all necessary information will be furnished by
Messrs. Alfred Short, Milford Caleb l.. Morris,
Milton; j. D. Rodney, Georgetown; or Henry f.
Rodney, Lewes; Assistant Assessors for Sussex
County, to whom the returns should be delivered at
their respective Offices or before the first Mon
day Of HAY. JOHN p. McLEAR,
U. S. ASSESSOR District Of Del
Wilmington, Feb 20, 1864.
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For GaIeo

A vALUAG,E TRACT OF LAND. sitsato On
"A navigation, having good landing, and over
5000 cords Of wood growing thereon. with excellent
Fisheries attached, can be had by applying to the
subscriber AZ this place.
viii sell the farm, or else dispose of the timber,
reserying the land G. S. LAYTON,
Jan. ], 1888, Georgetown, bel. ,