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1lILIlARpS WANTED TO HIRE TWO sNALL
I'D sized Billiard Tables Address L. N P Herald oaice
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kA x1iB THE TURF. IL !,
FASHION PLEAsURs GAouND.
"WEDNESDAY July ~ At O'CLOCK p. NJ,
NAICfT FOR 4 etn HAaF FORFEIT
MILE HEATS BESf IN s., IN HARNESS.
]. y. Msgton names c IN, Belle " II Tuord .
T. CARPENTER names Stpnexs'l ~ hson or Hartford
JOSEPH CRocHEK0A, Manager.
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THOUSANDS ARs DISAPPOINTED nv NOT CON
i suitfng DR. WARD. ~ Franklin street Wards speci
acs without particle Of mercury are the Only remedies
which ever successfully Grad cate those diseases
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HARRIAG ES AND HORSES FOR SALE. FINE PARK
" Phnetous Csleches Breits. Rockaways BuGges and
totng wagons so second hand Cosches three seat Car
RIM tlNn
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nOGS FOR sALE.-ONE NEWFOUNDLAND ST
- Bernard Dog. Newfoundland Pups. Els uimaux Dogs,
Bull Terriers Italian Greyhounds Black Tan Terriers
Scotch and Skye Terriers, pair Of small Black and Tan
Dogs not exceeding five pounds good ratters Call at IL
Roosevelt street. JOHN GRAY.
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from Paris aud can be consulted on tie present. past
and future. She s the greatest spiusst MEDICAL aud
business carvoont that ever was known she olngs 70
ethcr those long separated speedy marriages and
has that failing make you beloved b.
hearts IDOL Once $40 Fourth avenue above Twenty fourth
atro
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i 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post office. MINER 4
SoMFRfILLE will eel at auction, Wednesday, July "a at
10 O'Clock Mt there saesroom. Nassau arge and
general Household Furn
for of salc consisting
follows Velvet Brussels Three ply Carpets;
French plate and ova Pier and Mantel Mrror.,
rosewood plush. suits in ha rcoth;
Lace Brocaei Curtains mahogany Bedseads Bureaus
Washstands Wardrohes Secretaries, enamelled and
Bedroom Suits Reds'eaas curlei Hair
Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows black walnut and
Extension Tables mahogany and rosewood Centre and
Side Tables ktagere BooSraeks Stair Carpets and Rods
Ocoths. Cocoa Mating Diniug ard Bedroom Croker,
Glassware Kitchen Ware SC Also, boys Billiard Tahe,
with all sppurtenances complete Also three rosewood
Pianos, by Gilbert, OF Boston, and Detir OF Paris
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TTENRY d. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL 81 Nassau street oppos t. the Post ONCE MINER
SOMERVILLE WI sell ~ Wednesday. July u,
II clock In front OF their saleSroom. 81 Nassau
iue Morgan Horsr about old 15R hands
1lieh iish action and pleasant dr.
Tanted sound aud KIND and admirably adapted for coupe
Sold only for want OF use.
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I1oR sALt.--A PAIR OF FINE. FAST HORSES TRor
in three minutes 10 pole: nine wears DID, sound and
k.Id long, heavy tails stylish. Can be NJ
wooden stable, between roryhh and Fortsiyh streets
on Fifth avenue, east side. Price moderate.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-01

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-A gentleman
who for twelve months has been attempt
ing to get away from the South, succeeded
in reaching our lines and is now in this
city. He occupied q responsible position
under the Confederate Government, and
had abundant opportunities for learning
the real condition Of affairs in that section.
he represents the CONSUMPTION as actively
progressing, and that persons between 16
and SIS years Of age are being seat to the
army. Telegraphers, express men, and
railroad employees continue exempt from
military duty. About 10000 of the new
levy have been sent to reinforce Lee
Hoods army numbers about 3O,OOO.-
There are few troops besides these; some
far scattered over the South. There are
only 40 men as provost guard at Freder-
icksburg. He says thousands of the sol
diers would if they could, escape from ser.
vice, and in some sections if any opportu-
nifty were afforded, the Union men would
willingly enlist. ts
After Early's defeat, . dollar In gold
could not be bought for less than than thir.
ty in paper. He says no one out of the
Confederacy can have correct IDEA of the
general effect of the ravages of war, both
on agriculture and trade.
!. Michael Met lusky, formerly postmaster
of the House Of Representatives, has re-
covered from the wounds he received in
battle, and has been elected as member ol
the rebel Congress from the Memphis dis
trict.
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/ New YoRK, Oct, 3l-The Richmond En-
quirer of Friday contains the following
Official news comes of an attack made by
Mosby upon heavily ensrded wagon train
Of the enemy's, near Bunker Hill, in which
although unable to bring off any booty on
account of the heavy guard which attended
it, but he killed Que General and captured
and killed various Others, and made good
his retreat. Our readers will remember
that Gen. Dufie was captured and seen
alive and well afterwards by prisoner who
escaped. II dead as the above rebel dis
patch asserts, he was murdered in cold
blood,
Richmond papers gave out few days
since that Mosby would hereafter shoot any
Yankee prisoners who he might take, in re
taliation for the murder of several of his
own men. 1888
Gen. Dufis was the son of Rev. DR.. Duff
fe the eminent Presby Ierian Devine, and
entered the service at the first outbreak OF
the rebellion.
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New YORK, Oct. 3l.-A vessel arriving
here reports speaking, on Thursday last,
the gunboat Mobile, in chase of the pirate
Tallahassee. ,a,-4-s...
Another vessel reports that the United
States steamer Ticonderoga visited the
British West Indie island Of Grenada on
the 22d ult. for q supply of coal, but the
authorities would not let her have it, and
ordered her to leave the port.
According to the Richmond Examiner,
the last gas filter in that city was CON.
scripted the other day. He ruade an effort
to get inside the Union lines, but was cap
tured and sent to Castle Thunder
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In Chancery.aau

WEST VIRGINIA, Ohio County, dsssis ossrt.
w September rules, 1884, ( -
Thcod re Pink in his own nSAt sas s.!d TAssasss
complainsnts. against Gibson Z orsas4 ~ 0tsaa:
dsr Zane executors Of Daniel xAns 80 49,, ~
said Leader Zane, Gibson I Drummer - VII 0sllA,
Daniel Zane Anon Aosvofds and ~ We sn@ass'
.ad Noah Zane 6IIoa k...' ys.: : - -; =.
Sso.s. and vi: ai Indian. o a:.. y x
which Noah, James, Rhsaeser, q Isan1a. IND D.
Zane, Indiana NcSxords ElisabssA Phillips ~ osne
Drummer, are children and hsirs q ~ efeN p9a!
Zane, deceased. .sd J.oob. MsllI A%ssss -
North Western Bank d virsinia dsl.nlsets.
Isand IN said County Of ohi;. ysiss 49, -
List, now dscs.ssd, ana Jacob e Ta.sts - ss:..
the payment Of Q debt 10 the NORTH vN9m 1oa1 9
virginia, and which debt u now heh ~ g. yaeiaun
Daniel Zane, deceased, Owned Sy lin 40 ans.
called "Ths Homestead" aud which vae tsAyeyea -
walker Hunter, Trustee, 70 eecurs the Eay4fss -
ssSs 70 EA o.nsS 81 ana
The purpose Of having said property ss's ~ Ne
''. And S' the ds,.nd.u Anon xosvords "a ~ lad
ana, Noah Fan. and 6rlo6 zsa.. moi Eyias cs!..!
their appearance, aad Il Appearing foA - ee.ests
fed In the cause that they are NOT reAsoee - Ne
State Of West virgDiA, ON Ne nstise q ~ ssn-
appear here within one menth s6E d. De Sabla-
ton Of this ordsr and do what nay y seesrL =
protect their interests herein, and thai ~ q Ms
oIdsr b. published: once .sss !, s g. - 10y, 10Y.
ing and that further copy b posed - Dot teef
ofihs Court House Of ohio County, ies 1l6 pssoA.
Ootobel l. 1854. -, 49,,
JACOB suRKla'es~a.
Z.JAcoB, for complainant .lAt'io
oct2-ltavfw 70. tt' 60 a"ect
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HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, !
New YoRK October 30.
From Europe.

CAPE RACE, Oct. 29.-It is rumored there
will be . meeting between the Gar OF
Russia and Emperor Napoleon shortly at
Nice, ' ... 30
Cash payments have been suspended by
the Bank of Brazil.
War has been declared by Brazil against
Uruguay.
Joe Coburn is . passenger by the City Of
Manchester.
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From CHARLEsToN-A correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial, writing from
Charleston, Kanawha county, under date
Of October 10th, says:
Colonel Witcber's gang Of rebel free
hooters, numbering, according to the state
ment of prisoners, 425 men, made an attack
on Windfeld before daylight this morning
One company OF the West Virginia cavalry,
Captain Reynolds, numbering IS men, In
trenched, were waiting for Colonel Witcher
fhe rebels made three desperate charges
and were each time handsomely repulsed
with considerable loss. The notorious que
rilla Philip Thurman, who has been q ter
ror to the people of West Virginia, fell into
cur hands mo- tally wounded, and has since
died A brother of Thurman's equally as
desperate, is in our hands prisoner. Our
loss is one man missing. Our cavalry are
in hot pursuit of Witcher, and his chances
for escape are SLIM"
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LINCOLN IN THE ROLE OF THIMBLE-RrG.
aRRs.-'Ere you ave it, gentlemen, keep the
ball rollin'. Olustee and Tennessee, don't
you see2 Now you see and now you don't!
Bet your money on Tennessee, gentlemen;
thar amt chance g loosn'. It's sure to
come up every time-don't you see?O luz
tee and Tennessee; now you see it and now
you don't. Under which thimble, gentle
men? Try Kentucky, Olustee or Tonnes
see; you're sure TO see it, only when you
don't. Tharain't a.chance T failure, gentle
men> it's sure to come up every time. Keep
the ball rollin', gentlemen, and bet your
money free, specially on Tennessee, for thar
Amt chance 4 losin' View got this thing
fixed beyond a paradventure, gentlemen,
and bet your money free. Pave no hinter
est in the result; honly keeps the thin
bles movin'. It's nothin' to me, whether
you bet on Olustee or Tennessee, or Ken
lucky, gentlemen If you don't want to bet
you needn't, gen'lement; it's not the slight.
est earthly binterest to me; honly keeps
the ball rollin'. Bet your money free en-
OIustee or Kentucky, or Tennessee, for I'm
der "MY PLAN" thar amt chance { failure.
Now you see il and how you don't"
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This list includes the States which can be
counted upon for Mr.. Lincoln with almost
absolute certainty.
The St: Louis Republican, however, spoils
these figures, so far as Illinois is concerned,
1t says:
"In the foregoing estimate of the States
relied upon for Lincoln with almost Also
lutte certainty" we flnd Illinois. Our re
ports from that State place it on the Mo
Clellan side by majority Of from fifteen
to twenty FIVE thousand. The changes in
the northern section are numbered by hun
dreds in nearly every county. The only
thing that causes the least apprehension 10
in regard 20 bringing out the whole Demo
cratic vote Of EGYPT" There the people
have not yet been thoroughly aroused,
though enthusiasm is now springing up, and
will doub tless be at the old heat before cleo
ton day comes around. We hold Illinois
certain for Mcclellan and the State ticket"
Without Illinois, according to this table,
there is no hope for Lincoln. 1t will be no.
ticed that everywhere the Republicans are
giving up Pennsylvania and New York IS
lost to their ticket Among the States We
are almost certain of carrying are Connect
tout Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota.
Little Mac" is all right.
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Buffalo Invasion.

BUFFALO, Oct. 29-The city was patrol
ed by the military and largo force Of the
police last night; companies were stationed
on the docks. Nothing occurred but it il
thought prompt action of the authorities
aud the Government, that the military
were cut yesterday, frustrated the raiders.
A number of suspicious persons were observ
ed in town within short time. Parties
have started to Bay Rock. Signals were
thrown up and guns fired last night by un-
knowen persons; it is thought to be signals
to parties on the opposite shore.
Gen. BIdwell's remains were inferred yes
terday.
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RUYAwAY.-A negro woman belonging
to prominent Abolitionist in this city rar
away night before last, after appropriatine
several fine silk dresses and other. apparel
aud over two hundred dollars in money
TIE master of this negress has long favored
the policy of freeing and running of ne
groeS, but now when bis OK has been goree
be can't see it." He opposes all sucf
work
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Rational Medicine.
nR. THOMAS ]. KISN CIR.

VIII In addition to the treatment ofsh Acute Dseases
devote portion Of his time to the treatment OF AL Va
etss Of Chronic Diseases upon the Rational or Flee
tric eyvtem. Such Diseases Of Eye and Ear Rhsu
nstc and Nervous Diseases, Spinal Affections EpisP-
N. Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, Bladder and KID
nsye. An scrofulous, Skin and syphiltic Diseases,
Uub Fest or Distorted Lmbs and all Diseases, both
Iouts and Chronic, to which Females are subject.
From bis long experience in such cases, be feels con-
Adsnt Of giving entire s.tstsction to any VINO pay
m No charres ier examination and opinion Of cases
Nodicines sais, prompt and reliable. All commune
IONS strictly conndsntial, and promptly attsndsd
Ono hours A. II. tosP. H. ~
Drus stors, Centre whssl,ns. w.Vs.
fy2-d&E-ly.
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CITY CovNcIL-A called meeting Of the
CITY Councils was held last evening.
The report of the committee on Water
Works was read and adopted.
The Street Commissioners report was
read and adopted, and an appropriation Of
$500 made to pay laborers.
The petition Of John Morgan, Jr., asking
permission to put up telegraph poles along
Main street, from the Suspension bridge to
Ga Union telegraph office On Water street,
was referred to committee on streets and
alleys.
Mr.. Sweeney offered resolution proposI
ing inquiry into the subject of building q
city lock up; the cost of operating the same,
including the salary of keeper; and also
the expense now incurred for maintaining
the city prisoners. The resolution was
adopted.
Mr.. Shallcros offered resolution censur
ing the Chairman of the committee on
streets and alleys for granting extraordi'
nary privileges. The resolution was re'
Eerred for examination and report.
Council adjourned.
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two Of .our brigsdes fell into rebel trap,
Whom Gen. Weitzel reached tie Williams.
burg foad he found q vide open space, snd
disconnected redoubts on either side of the
highway. The place seemed favorable for
demonstration, and the works seemed only
partially manned. He thought to take
one of these, and was sent to assault with
Cullom's and Fairchild's brigades. The
troops advanced calamity with o cheer to
within four hundred yards of the works on
the right, when suddenly the other works
opened deadly cross fire of grape and
schrapneI, and our troops found themselves
in trap from which there was but little
chance Of escaping. The majority of both
brigades were made prisoners /" 4
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NEW YORK, October 3l.-The CONNER
ciars sWashington special says that the
trial of Colonel North, the New York State
Agent, charged with completely in the re-
rently discovered election frauds, COM
menced to-day before military commits
sion. They are convened at Wizards
hotel.
The Posts special says that they are to
have an interview with the President this
evening or tomorrow. :s5rsy,E-
Some of the Shareholders in Lower Mary.
land are holding their slaves to try the pro'
clamation CT emancipation in the courts.
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SEE TO Ir.-Lot no citizen OF foreign
birth 90 to the polls on Tuesday next, with
out his naturalization papers. Those who
may not have seen their papers for years
and who may have mislaid them, will dc
well to Look them up, and 60 to the polls
prepared to meet the challenges of Know.
Nothingism in its new phase, viz: Shoddy
- A word to the wise," etc.
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New YORK, October 3l.-By the arrival
of the mail via Fortress Monroe, We have
North Carolina dates of the 9th instant.
The late frost has materially checked the
yellow fever which is abateing. The medi'
cal authorities say it will not be safe for
parties to return who have not been exposed
to fever, until the cold weather sets in.
The reported deaths of Colonel Hecton
and son, is incorrect; but both have re-
covered. .... ..r.t.
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JOHN ROEMER & co.
sept9S-d&v
SALE OF
Valuable Mill Property
IN THE COUNTY OF MARION.

IN THE COUNTY OF NAHUM.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE rendered in
ID tho case of A. A. N PRICHARD ct. al. vs..
VIM. B CONAWAY et al, by the Circuit Court
of Marion, at the term thereof. for the
wear 1854, We shall, on the SECOND MONDAY
IN NOVEMBER, 1864, before the front door Of
the Court House in said county, proceed to sell by
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand sufficient to pay the cost Of this suit and the
expense of sale, the undivided half of large and
valuable steam and water Touring and sswmill
situated In the town of Warrington, on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, in populous country,
and one we'll adapted to grain growing. These
mills are in good repair, with an excellent steam
engine of ample power and in good running order.
The stream on which 1t is situated affords ample
water for large portion of the year. The mills
consist Of two pairs of burrs and an excellent bolt
ing shests also o sawmll attached thereto, in OK
osllent condition and of ample capacity and oil Of
~hich are 20 constructed a. to run by water or
B. F. SMITH,
sssn F. SMITH.
Ala ., ,'bs same day, at the same place, shall
III ~ S-sl,;n,< house in which tho said Conway
mn rs.;dss and djch is attached TO the said mill
property and Ps., form: FoSfH{S sSlTa
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.tttjl9!)']lal|l,Qjll0I6.


New Yoak, Oct. zS. The Tribune's spe-
cial says Asdemonstration Was made BY
Rntler's forces on the Eartern road; itbs>
gan BY occupying, tina country along The
scene Of The .ksht On stEe 18th instant from
that point. On Darby town road, north
wardly to Charles City road there was con-
siderable 0esultory firing occurred without
any further than to show the enemy'a
strength. The 18th corps, meanwhile, &C.
companied by .Kautz moved. out towards
Williamsburg road, and there engaged the
enemy; later in the afternoon they charged
the enemy, carrying one Of their redoubts
and capturing several guns. While French's
and Hills brigadss were roughly handled
while endeayoring to take strong posi-
ton held BY the enemy on the Williamsburg
road, in the vicinity of Seven Pines, we
could not avail ourselves Of the opportuni
ties gained by the capture of the redoubts
on the enemy's left. Our troops were or
dered to retreat, which they did at day.
light to their original position.
The loss of the 10th army corps will
amountto 300 men, and the 18th, is prob
ably double that amount, half of them, how
ever, were captured by the enemy. -
Among the latest rebel newspaper &C.
couats is . proclamation OF jeff. Davis
naming the 10th of November as national
Thanksgiving day; in this document, while
claiming that the many sanguine victories
with which our arms have been crowned
and the fruitfulness of which our land has
been blessed, acknowledge that our arms
have received grievous Establishments, for
which the Union soldiers can vouch for and
that large districts Of the country have been
swept eileen by the army Of the United
States.
HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
New YoRK October 30. J
Buffers army returned to it's old quarters
on Friday. Nothing of Importance has
happened. As our troops returned, the
rebel cavalry followed US closely but did
not do much damage. They made repeat
ed attempts to charge but were repulsed
with heavy loss. As far - ascertained our
losses reach 1900. The I'd Corps, which
did most of the fighting, lost 10 officers
killed and 81 wounded. The cavalry divis
ion it Is thought lost about 200. The loss
of the enemy is severe; some say that it is
greater than ours. We have 82S prisoners
and 4 battle flags.
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DURSUANT to the provisions Of decree rendered
I by the Circuit Court Of Marion. at the October
torn h. reof in the case of Thomas Wakate W. John
Wood, / shall on the second Monday in Novembr next
proceed to sell by public auction, to the highest bidder
before the front door OF the Court House OF said
tract of land adjoining the land Of the said Walh-
late and othsrs situated the waters OF Buffalo Crcek
in said county, and containing 40 acres m IRE or les
on the fol owing terms TO witt For cash in hand sum.
Gent pay the cost Of this suit and tie expense OF
sale and the residue upon q credit of and IL months,
the pure oaser giving sond and security and the COM
missioner retaining lien said land 70 secure the
unpaid purchase money. u. SMITH,
oct2l-dlt&w3t Commissioner,
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Local and State News.
-. r,TINo QUESTION FOR THE LADIES

I.T,eEsrrNo QUESTION FOR THE LADIES
nrcrpE.-Coming up Fourth Street yes
,,r the writer met . boy drawing .
-, unon the sidewalk. He had . Tub on
w.. ~. cart which had been filled with swill
. w. from one place or another. The
.;ols was much diluted, stopped over right
' a loft as the wheels Of the cart alternate
"n l,onned among the broken bricks which
10. the walks on Fourth street execra-
n ,l and so the path was strewn from John
~ Union streets with eau de kitchen, not
ssrv pleasing to the smell. Not far behind
.h;: swil cart went lady in haste, as If to
loot friend ct the depot. She wore what
m.nv would term an elegant dress, (such a.
can be bad anywhere for three or four doll
lars per yard,) Of full pattern, with no incon.
siderable portion of the skirt drawing upon
tbe walk to the width Of three or four feet,
Diseased potatoes, decayed apples, egg
shells, ETC., tumbled right and left Is her
Iadyship sailed swiftly on, and she equal
lied the deposites of the swiil train to the
width of her trail, taking up more or less,
Of course, what the careless boy had wasted.
The query that rose with us, and tho
question pending is this: (which was the
sgill gatherer, the boy with the cart or the
lady with the flowing trail2"
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NEW York, Oct, 3l-The Bear clique
in gold are said to control from to 1000
600 in gold. Their operations commences
this morning by throwing one million Of
gold on tho market, said to have been Dor
rowed from the Treasury. This happened,
however, to come in the face of large ex
port. The demand is aided by strong pull.
Operations and effect on the market was
scarcely felt. Price opened at 2,23.
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House and Lot for Sale.

DURSUANT 70 ne provisions Of Q decree rendered
BY the Circuit Court Of Marion, at the . stoseY
tern thereof IN the Of William W. Ttchsaor Of
al o. John walks4 and David 3. Manear, shall on
the second Monday In Novenbar NEXT proceed TO sell
puolio s1shoa 70 tns nisaes. ooasr, os'.rs me
and lot situated In the town Of Warrington the ssms
IN which the said D. B. Manesr fesides, for oash
b baud sufficient to pay the cost Of This suit and the
expense Of SALE and for the residue credit Of and
month"; the purchaser giving bond and approved secuf-
ty and the commissioner retaining lion on the same
p SMITH,
ost2l-dlt&v3t Commissioner.