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B@A gang of negroes (says the Char.
lotteN N. @. Times, of the 21st instant lwas
sold by s. A.. Harris, .Auotionen, lot the
following prices, an field hands. i
Jim; 18 years old, s5,2l0; Paul, Is
years old, $3.50; Edward, rs years old,
$3.50; Charles, IS years cid, 5000; Bar
ney, la years old, 4.7s5; Louisa, l6- years
OLD, 5000 a., ...;s,..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28

/ CHEAP MoLAssEs AND SuGAR.-The
Asssiss!ppian, publsked at Selma, Ala
bama, says that the price offlong sweet
min" has come down from thirty toeight dol.
lars per gallon in that city, owing TO the
great abundance Of sugar cane raised BY the
planters throughout the latitude. Sugar Of
fair quality will be accordingly feduced in
price from six! to about two dollars per
pound this fall. -.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28

A NEw RUlE.-Train guards are now
instructed TO- examine furloughs and ex-
emption papers instead Of passports issued
by Provost Marshals. This new rule vent
into effect on Friday, and all psssiss tEasel-
ing on the railroads have to have straight
documents in ordsrtopa through. In this
free American country ofours strange Gus
toms are nownecessary in order to suit the
times.-CAronscle q Sentinel.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28

AN UNTowARD EVENT AND IT'S CoNsE-
oUENcEa: The, following, from. the Macon
Christian Index, may teach a lesson to
those who grieye too much over the loss
of Atlanta:
Oh the ISshs day Of June; 1854, the
city of Macon, Georgia., was, visited by 9
severe rain, and, the night following the
city bridge, q noble structure that strech'
ed across the 'Ocmulgee, broke in two in
the middle, owing to the displacement Of
q few stores in the centre pier. The rains
had not raised. the river; very chigh,. and
the destruction of,the bridge was consid'
cred strange event, as few could compre'
hend how water could displace, from the
bottom of q solid. stone peir, rocks thal
had .Hithatoodt the storms of.-more thar
thirty years. = Apd yet such waH the fact
and while the pier stood lonely and al
most intact in the middle Of the river, the
bridge parted asunder, and the ends drift
ed around. to the banks, where they re-
manned. Had they .aoated down against
the railroad bridge: that, two,,, would have
been washed away; but
= (" There Is a.dIvinity which shapes our ends, ,
p0.tdh ham hou no ryo
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sS The Confederate. prisoners at Po

Ia The Confederate prisoners at Point
Lookout have established asschool under
the charge of Morgan, who was formerly
one Of, the Professors at.the William and
Mary College, Va They have also estab-
fished Christian association, Of which H.
J. Carter, of Alabama, is President. Tt
carefully organized and calculated to be
very efficient in its purposes. contribu-
tions of books, clothing, sseet., are received
through Major Brady, the Provost Marshall
In charge. -
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,aensHampson's' 'Radd:.AiB iBdfliant tx,

t06usSf1A1nQtouStps tpses1Sk.sSa' 'oF4Ill6ULx Tx
| l.v,E ,, = s5pfodt. :srJ ~. -
onrRichmond and Petersburg exchanges
publish glowing accounts Of Ger. Hampton
brilliant and highly successful expedition il
the rear of the yankee army On every
hand it is conceded to hare beansons:of tb'
most skilfally conducted and gallantiy 40
complished operations of tbewar. Says th'
Wing, of the ,19thi:' gag /,
The. most important oaptdreimade-by tht
army of Northern Virgins {Gen. Lees,
since the war began isthat effected last,wsei
by Gen. Hampton --ofA2, ,5aaahead of bee
cattle, fromaherearnf' 'Granesarmyy aEhe,
are worth more to- nas sthantsix times th.
number Of Yankees Heyadermay ;esti
mate fors himself fi,how aodg such assnppl,
will feed Gen. Lees ARMY. We do no
choose to furnish the Yankees data for cy
phering sopt his numbers byssach aealcula
ton. The successful executions Of. such 6
feat demanded great Wariness,x skill ani
boldness. The point from which the prize
was taken was, from the route pursued BY
Gen.; Hampton, beyond 'the central rear O.
the enemy. -Tomakeehis way unobservsd
to such point, and bring off so large .
number Of these slow moving, creatures, re-
peling; and defeating the assault made fol
their reoapture, was.an aehisyement thai
entities Gen, Fl. and his gallant followers
to the grateful thanks Of the: country. The
declining fame of Grant will suffer astil
further collapse when this most. damaging
prank in his tear is.knownf his people:-
Doubtless, in addition to the cattle, quadru,
pedaland human, horses, arms, &c., brought
awsyby General Hampton, ;he obtained in
formation relative tothe enemy, which Gen
Lee viii know;how to turnto account, as he
did with, the information brought from Nc
Clellan's rear, in.1S62, by the lamented
Stuart, ).
The Richmond Eram1aerhss he,falloY.
..r.... &
ing On, the same subject: -. T..
This raid of General Hampton's is one ot
the boldest and most brilliant things Of tie
war. Leaving Ream's Station on the Vel.
don Railroad, ten. miles South of Petersburg
passed behind Grant and took his beeves
from position Immediately in the rear Of
the centre Of his lines: Sycamore Church,
the point at which the captures Of cattle,
prisoners, &c., was made, Is about fifteen
miles East of Petersburg, and FIVE miles
South by East of Prince George. Court
House. = &" ..s -.
We are informed that General Hampton
started for point on James River, South
of City Point, where'he had learned the
cattle were OF pasture i but while on the
march he intercepted letter addressed to
Grant which contained the information that
the cattle had been removed to Sycamore
Church. The letter also assured Grant that
the beeves were of very superior quality,
and expressed apprehensions that the gra-
zipg in Prince George would be found in
sufficient. General Hampton changed his
route according to the information given
him blythe intercepted epistle. : :.
sv@
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HEADQU UARTERS, =,
Reserve Forces, s. c.,
80. COLUMBIA, Sept. II, 1854

Special ORDERS NO. Ta .,.... ..
r THE plan which has been hereto
1s fore adopted by the Enrolling Officers OF furlcughng
men whose applications for detail and exemption are pend
Ing will be discontinued All such urloughs are hereby
revoked.
II. Enrolling Officers will, in all cases Of forwarding
members Of the Reserve Force any point furnish them
with papers, stating In full the purpose for which they are
sent. - .- -. ~. -. .r .
III. The District Enrolling Officers will take the mos
effective method their power Of forwarding 70 their pro
rcommands every of the Reserve clasS who canno
show his papers Of detail, exemption or furlough.
By command Brig Gen. CHEsNuT.
ED. II. BARNWELL, A. A. Gen.
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3 Money.gaiu-fayors Of cane.,.... S :
besides, the fodder, which. ID better than
that from the, oorn--and the "top.," which
he has stored away as feed for his cattle,
poultry, etc. And he adds, tswheni you've
got your syrup, yowue got at--safe from
Weevils, rats" etc.-Souh Carolinian.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28

SLOVENIAN TO BE ExoHANaED.-A cor
respondent of the Columbus Times states
that aye great raider" is to be specially ex-
changed for Gen. GoYap.' .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28

pS An. old fashioned farmer tells us
that, from an acre Of land which, when we'll
cultivated, would yield fifteen bushels of
corp, he has made: this yesr, forty sgaiions
of syrup from the ablaok top Chinese
cane. He'estimates the gain thus ] 80
40'gallons syrup. ...-820 :
Is bushels corr, Is
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ENROLLING OFFICE,

YoRKvILLE,s s. c., September 2cth, 1854.
T IN accordance with special orders
1s No. 70, from Brig. Gen. Chesnu every man Of the
RESERVE CLASS who show his papers or detail,
exemption or frlough ordered report forthwith his
command. Upon applications will give irasportation.
Those falling obey will be arrested and forwarded under
guard. = X - 49,, >, ,,,>
orREFRED are also ordered report az this ONCE and
show papers. j. 5. K: THOMSON, o.
Lieutenant and Enrolling Officer.
September 2l SS u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28

The pit Of. darkness-the hole at Pc
tsrsburg, filed with dead nisgen p
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28

MENTAL NOTICED URN G
~ my absence from Yorkville, have made arrange
take charge of my OFFICE, adjoining the ENQUIRER
building where he will be pleased wt my customers
usual He Is gentleman Of much experience in my
line Of business, and wl doubtless give general satsfac
;ion. VIM. WALKER, Dentist.
February 25 8 If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

YORK DiSTkiCT.'
Roddey Co., vs. w. B. Dunlap.-ArTAcHNEsr.
WHEREAS, the plaintiffs did on
w the 18th day of October 1865 file their declaration
against the defendant who as itis sa Is absent from and
without the limits Of this State, and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom copy OF
thar the said defendant do appear and plead to:te said
declaration before the 18th day of October which
win be In the Of Lord thousand eight hundred
and sixty four otherwise final and absolute judgment will
then be awarded against him.
(Sl6) 8. E. MOORE, Clerk.
October 18th. 1863.
November oly,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28

TxKas on SkLsCash enough pay costs, the balance
6f the purchase money 10 he credit of twelve months
with interest from day Of sale-purchaser giving bond With
twoEood surrties 10 secure the purchase money
(Sl6l WALTER B. METTS, C. E.r. D.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28

WHoH SHOULD sBz: Boss.--0ncepn .
time not long ago, not 20 far fion Miilers-
burg as it might be, good. hearted man
and his lopg.tdagusd, satyls.talhn wife,
attended a socials party Almast zsyssy
three minutes his wife would check her
husband thus: w .r1-,,.. - ,t,,ys
sNov, William, /, do, don't salt Il g loud y
nCome, William; 'don'f lean :bsck ii the
chair that wayp s:-s 'l:Ss % zia sza
"Now, William, don't get noisy over
there p'ssi - s's.scse -esss
) aassy, William, assshs sirsaleas and
|setby napa ~ ascs ;salaaaas Ei fssa;sr.saig
At last forbearanOe ceased tobe ayistle,
and the husband, who was really pitied by
all in the room, arose and said .;:.y 90
g, beg pardon Of the company; but AS
my wife insists on being boss alf the time,
1itis right shs should have thsssg y -
And he delibantaly tocks Of liEpanfs,
handed them to-her;s and sat down IN his
boots and draWefs. 10 lssz' ser9I -
The rompaayxas sstonishsd s;fhespnsn
bpyst in.o tearss The shapPl eouple soon
went home, but neither Of Them wore The
pants. - 4. : -.
Hoyk kths affair asss ssslsIs ssg cannot
tell but the las. time Ee ssg llian he
had the pants on. We are inclined TO
think she will not again boss ID .compapy
il Xtur,rryy. sse1ssaS 50 Dls 1sia sd4 - IN
. I .ssa s-s4.i - sssa.s.sss-ss : -ssssas sast
A BR1Dn WeaTH HAgrSeThe Book
ingham, Va, Register published ths. ler-
riage Of Miss Lucy g. Roller, The daughter
Of wealthy farmer inatBs country, Tahd
adds:. She ats#sMonld snd1 .ssan
independent girL" HsrsbHdsls epldtq Mas
all made With .hers.oxn, hands, from her
beautiful d-elsgzata Nshst d6aF6z0 the
handsome gaitandpon har feett Her own
delicate haada spun and xoHt Hthe material
of which her wedding dress and trsysHing
cloak were made; SO that she bad nothing
upon her. person when she was married
which was not made By. herself Nor was
she compelled BY nscsssitg o. poverty to
make this srhiBition Of her Independence.
She did il for the purpose Of showing to the
world how Independent Southern girls are.
- :
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IN EQUITY--YORK DISTRICT.

NV Ge&OAA .AOAsAA ~ASSA AeAS4s
William Clinton and Wfe;1
ps. Hdftttt0n.
Lician Mlskely, esas. ,.. ,,.--..', e
IN obedience to the order of the Court
Il of Equity, made in this cause, at June Teum will
expose TO public sale al YORK COURT HOUSE, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT, tract of land
belonging the estate Of JAMES MISKILY, deceased,
situate In York District bounded by lands Of Mark Gal
brah James Erwin, Josiah Others, and contain
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On the sOth of July, 1864, the Yankee

q On the aOth of July, 1864, the Yankee
raiders, under .Stopeman, marched upon
Macon, and came. in sight Of, the city, be-
'yond the Ocmulgee River. Their express
orders were to surprise the city and rush
their horses across the bridge before it
could be successfully defended or Destroy
ed ;'but when they learnt of the recent
destruction of the bridge, and of their in.
ability to perform that part Of their pro-
'gramms, they became ina measure dishear-
tened and demoalized, exalaiming, "We
can't cross the river. In attempting to
do SO on fats, we will all be killed" Ac-
cordingly they were dismoanted, madea'fee-
bic attack and easily driven of. iVeri7
ly-Fia
10 HGod works in mysterious way,
The New York herald., 1864-12-22

a LBRRr Il. NIcoLAY, cAUCrioNEER.-sTocKs
"A and Bonds for Inyestme nis-ALBEkN Ii. kICO-
LAY a CO viii hold their regular auction sale ot
stocks this THURSDAY December 2 at lf
O'Clock at tue Stock saesrooms No 81 william street Inc
list will of first class stocks includng
New YORK Fire aud Marine Hope Knlckerbocker, Corn
Exchange InteInational Germanla BreyooFt, Grocers
Arctic, Home. Aanhattan. Republic, Firenens Fund,
Washington niagara, American Rxchange. and Goodhus
Fire Insurance panes' Stocks Also Seconi Avenue
New York and New Haven aud Hudson River Ra lr0ad
Stocks; Bank of Commonwealth Stock. Western unon,
United States and American Telegraph Companies Socks
Ciy OF Rochester Bonds Rings County, broadway and
Dry Dosk and Eattery Railroad, United
States seyen-hirty Treasury Notes New York County
Bonds. and Brooxlye Guy Assessment Fund Bonds. &C.
Regular stock sales MONDAYS and Thursdays.
ALBERf H. NfC0LAY CO..
feNENH# ..HNEt stock Auctioneers and Brokers.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22

N,HEATRK FRANGATS-NIBLo'S SALOON:
i Eyery Tue sday and SATURDAY. at O'Clock r. M
SATURDAY. DEChMBER ~. 1894,
PAR DROtT DE COUQUETE-Conedy. In three scS. ~
m. Lcgouve of the Academy Francais. .'H 10
Theatre of ce, 676 broadway ground uoor.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22
A UCTION NoTiCE.-B ROTH. AUcTIoNEER
h An EATkAORQI NARY QppQNTuElII

FoK HouskkEsrhRs M ASn THE ThApe; y
s sss rs sy Ss
ss:s ss.s
ras0 suits. e ,h French satin Sosss s sss
reps ess ana
Lss an or
pets; Hstensiea fables, black waIaus suiist ,o,rv
nAaSs5Sas1 sfSoI as6 a9s5SHR?(
Toanses ha Rsers rsess
ne Var as Es m sas rain na" same
A. AaNiSIdAsr sHRSHAs Ag95GfEfh FURNITURE
Drawing Room Furniture Pianoforie, Mirrors Paintings
Ware and many rare and Costly WORKS ATT pbe
e. s'9
sixth svenues sale eommeuens at y ocoex prawins
veys Brussels !, Ssr;s
valued As' a $500 Paintings BY coe Esand and other
mont artists sSGe m%GhIo I'aFz ~ fxNorosrE fasss
Stool Ccer ,osewood Bureaus Beds,eads WardScSes'
Chairs China Giass Silver Ware Cutlery basement
oa s % n ssenns @ cars "a and sv
ing at Sixteenth street, near house.
A J. L. SMITH, AUCTIoNRER-MAGNIFIcEN
osshsa na Street ss sadoa n
syenues the contents large boardns honssyM S one
pets OIL FaInnes, Bureaus wa hsiaads Centre Taoles
thing necessary keeping sails pereinptory Do
posits required from purchasers
A SSIGNEES' SAL1 OE TOOLS &C.-BENJAMIN r.
IA FARCHILD, Auconeer will sell on Friday. Dec
b0okbnders Tools, coussn! of Paging Machine Stabbng
Machine Fancy Paper Calf SKINS Rolls Stamps. Brass
Type, &C.. &c.
"A DC. BENJAMIN p FAlRoHILD. Auctionecr, on
consisting Of scotch wGssey 4 oasi Brandy Cigars e'
TNONTINUATION SALE OF WATCHES, DIAMONDS
~ AND ASSORTED JEWELkY.
This morning. at l0ss O'Clock.
We call attention very line line OF Watches In the
assortment will be found gold hunting, double inde
pendent line Levers duplex
nickel movements; seiwinding Levers; diamond
Ameed Watches; American and English Patent Levers by
Tobias Bpeey Jules DrettIng. Tayor and other cee.
bratei Makers and n 5000 variety OF
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
LIrlIAUER Il GRiSTALAR,
IA Murray street and II Park place.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22
SALES M AUCTION.

rtel
The New York herald., 1864-12-22
4musnmErrs.

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The New York herald., 1864-12-22

$40 srosawa 5000 q Staple and Fancy rurnI.ars:
milan Glass, superb ormog and ivory Boxes &C. Cigar
Filming a ssa on a%a
Etsgsre Ornament, Toys chinese and Japanese Goods.
SEA- Shells, Fans, &c. at private sae
EDwAsEp9s ssG{nESSN elfTNpSoEH HueT,ENGEH
TlSf Eiss SStS SdI5 aSD ,aTstSy SEsfs yw.FSSHas AS
HFsagsss Ssss 4sHISS SSTSsy SSsss ssEE s5
r b. BYNEER l75 Broadway. who is retiring from this
Amsrc.a swl.. ana snzll.h lne Gold Wss,heS in hsn.
yS Wstenes all varieties; so supsrss, Diamond,
sesis Stone Diamond Rings and Pins soas. Cameo, S
s Boas so 80 sons e., sops and ss .
Opal Pins and lar Knobs Studs and Sleeve Buttons of
chaielane Chains Cnsin Hooks and very nise assors
men OF other nne Jewery; also large
HERRINGs SAFE.
70 be sold at suction. by EDWARD sCHENK on We'd.
nssday Thursday, December 81 and p a. No 60 Lber
sbovs VIII De sole in 10 suit the ,rads snd
generally and their attention Is respectfully solicited the
EDWARD scHENoK. ,AucrloNEER
AsfsGA AMP sfIE
Srssy rT s ssss
Of the superb and rich French Bonnes shown in
'' ' from The "si szss aSSsfs sc renowned
iA' iAu' ''" 80 -" MAaNIFrcKNr ruRs
ytxsuperb real Hudson Bay Sable Cape Hudson Sable
Hall Cape Mu TO match eegant Half Cape the finest
An ths above win 9e exhibition =. the salesrsom
Ladies particuarly invited 10 examine the above.
Full desc. ip,icn, in catalogues
slth inst at the same time and place.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22

TYKUDkE1N
LAsT GKiND OPERA MONT in BaOoKLyN.
THURSDAY EVENING, DECbAB ~ AT aOC.hoons
BY particular quest. aud positively for he ae. tme
DON SEBASTIAN, DON SEbAsi Az.
which will he produced in the same geouS ana conPcs"
at the New YORK Academy 80. a..
The sale of secured WI commence thus naornias IN
Brookyn at TIE Box olce OF the Academy aud IN New
Yors at Root Anthonys corner h Nassau ana rms
The New York herald., 1864-12-22
IHNRY d. MINER, AUCTTONEHR.

IIKNRY u. MINER, AUCTIONEER
ii Saiesronm 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post olco
KLEGANT MODERN oIE PAINTINGs
RECENTLY IMPORTED FROM EUROPE,
AND NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED.
MINER 4 SOMERvILLE will sell at auction FRIDAY,
December 25 at I0 CLOCK at their gallery 81 street.
number Of fine original modern OIL Paintings com
prisng the worksof
koRK koEK, vERBocKHovEN,
ZACHARlE E NOTTBRMAN, CAROLUS,
TKNKATE, VAN sEvEIDONCK
l., SMK-S, vERMULEN,
and others OF celebrity. The above exhibition
HENRY d. MINER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office Auction
sale of elegant custom made Furs. MINER SOMER-
WILLIE will sell A Satur lay Dec. a. at IL
O'Clock. their saesroom 81 Nassau street. large
dne assortment OF custom made Furs, Robes Cloves Capa
&c &c, the stock of Broadway dealer about retiring from
business. Particulars to morrow.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22

Between Broadway aud Nassau street .
The balance cf stock viii be displayed for The nspec
ton OF the public this day sh Deosmher and continue
for days Open In the evening until O'Clock Patrons
are advised come early aud choice goods low
prices and civil AttAntion 0ROR0k PARSONS,
The New York herald., 1864-12-22
18th inst, at the same time and place.

r. COTTON. AUCrIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS DAY,
- Thursday Dec. 22. at lJH o'clock. at ia Broadway
opposite New York Hotel the entire Furniture of family
removed the store for convenience OF II viii
brace article IN the housekeeping line, ncud
rosewood Pianofores six or eight French plate Mirrors.
thirty forty Carpets tapestry tn ply AMI
grain; Parlor Suits Curtains Beds Mattre Cottage
Furniture Bookcases Wardrobes Paintings Kitchen Fur
piture. Ac., 10
NOR SALE-AT AUCTION, IN SOMFRvILLE, N j.,
y Saturday. December "a. Mt o'clock p. NJ, Lot
f6xN0 feet commodous three story House and other
Buildings in good repair Address J. 5. Cha nberin,
sonervillc, N J.
The New York herald., 1864-12-22
II EsRy D. MINER AUcTIoNEER, :,

ARTISTS SALE or Oil PAINTINGS.
MINER 4 SUMERvILLE will sell at auction on Friday,
December 23 at II O'Clock at their gallery Nassau street,
the extra collection of Org nE on Paintings BY D.
row. Es OF this city, comprising Landscapes Figure and
Flower Pieces studies nature all which
carefully and artstcay flushed The above
Ing 70 the public being faithful
by Mr.. during the past years HIS
sojourn this and the New England States and will bc
positively sod without They eHibon
with catalogues
Also mm edate,y after above collection number Of
Hne original modern Oil Paintings recently imported and
nAve hefo axht hitpd "
The New York herald., 1864-12-22
CRoRGE COOK AUCTIoNEER
VI AsSIGNEt'S SALE OF

-. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNIrURE.
This day, Mt III O'Clock, at saesrooms, broadway
Liberty street, removed for convenience of
superb Parlor Suits. Library Reception Dining Room
suits; osewood and black walnut hamber Suits
styles rosewood Eageres, Sdeboards, Extension Dning
Fables Bookcases. Lounges, Lasy Chairs. Hall Sands
Clocks Vases &c Catalogues at sale, which will be posi-
lively Tor cash.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20
PARTICnLAh NOTICE..

There are. many preparations sold under
the name of Bitters, pu. mp in quart bottles,
compounded of the cheapest whisky or COM
mon rum, costing from 20 to 40 cents per gal
lon, the taste disguised by Anise or Corian-
der seed. yfr - .s,,f
This class of Bitters has caused and will
continue to cause, as long as they can be sold,
hundreds TO die the death of the drnnkard.
By their use the system sis kept continnally
under the influence of Alcoholic stimulrnts
of the worst kind. the desire orliquor IS cre-
ated and kept up, and the result is all tue
hor, crs attendant upon a drunkard'si life and
death.
For those " no desire and WILL HAVE a
liquor bitters, we, publish the following re-
cepit: Get one bottle of Hoofand's German
Bitters and mix with three quarts of good
Brandy or Whisky; and the result will be a
preparation that will far excel IN medicinal
purposes and true excellence any of the nu-
merous liquor Bitters in the market, and will
CO.yT MUCH LESS. You will have the vir-
tue of Hoofand's Bitters in connection with
good article of liquor, at much less price
than these inferior preparations will uoft you.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20
Legal Notice.

Norton Simpson aud Company who reside
in the State Of Virginia, will take notice that
on the 9th day of A pril, A. d. 1864, Slothowen
Matthews & Co. filed their petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio; all1dging among other things, that on
the sth day of March A. d. 1854, said Plain
tiff obtained q judgement against w. H. De
meut, in the Court of Common Pleas for Bel
mont County, for S3s9, that an execution was
issued on said judgement directed and de-
liversd to the Sheriff of Monroe County, who
on the 18th day OF July A. d. 1861, for want
of sooas and chattles whereon to levy levied
on "a acres of land in section seventeen and
eighteen, township seven, and range seven.
in said County Of Monroe; and also Lots nun'-
Der thirty-fv i've and forty eight, and one-half
of Lot number thirty three, in the town of
Calais in said County, and the object and pray
er vt said petition is to ascertain the priority
Of The liens, and for an o der of sale for said
premises for the satisfaction of said judge
ment
The said Norton Simpson is notified to ap
pear and answer said petition within the time
specified by law, or the same will be taken as
true and decree accordingly.
J. H. COLLINS. Plffs, Atty.
April Is, ls64.--6w.