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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

manner herein provided, by an instrument in
writing, duly signed b. such parent, guardian, OK
public on er, the said board Of Managers may, in
their direction, plees such child 70 service with
soma proper person under articles Of dsnture, to
be executed in due form oflaN, with such pro
visions for maintenance and education as shall b
approved b. o. ef the Judges Of the Suprsms
Court Of the District Of Columbia; and the said
board Of managers hsreby authorized 20 per-
mit the adoption ofaay such child by any respect
able and prGpst person who, under provisions 70
be approved as Aforesaid, shall undertake tho
maintenance, care, and proper education OF suen
destitute orphan child.
Fec. o. And BE- Il further enacted, ThatiH case OF
the death legal in apasity u the fathsr Of an
dependent child, or the imprisonment OF Tuch
fAthsr fer crime or OF his abandoning or neglect
ing 70 provide for his family the mother, II re-
siding 10 the District Of Columbia shall De DEAN
Ell the legal guardian 81 her children Ter the pur-
poses Of this act and shall have pOssr 30 make
The surrender aforesaid. Bat in case the mother
aIso be dead or nsn-rssdisnt Of said District, CT
legally incapable Of actin in the premises, or b
Imprisoned for crime, or neglect to proTi1s foi
such child, and in case there be no guardian or
other person legally bound TO support such child
Or qualified 80 make the surrender Aforesaid
then, and la any such case, the superintendent q
the poor, or the Mayor Of Washington, or othsl
public sfioer having charge Of the poor, shall fsi
the purposes Of this act, be rsasired, Is an sx
oflcio guardian II such child, and may make, al
such, the surrender OF sHeh shila TO the said
poTati3n by the instrument in writing aforesaid
/
and eeectgal as II made BY the fAthsr parent 0
such child PrOridsd, That no surrender Of GB!
sub child shall be made under the provisions Q
I this section, unless such surrender shall, ex
animation, he approved by one Of the Judges G
I The Supreme Court Of said District.
/ sec. 7 Andb q further SsaefSd, That the boar
/ d managers may elect from their eva number
president vice president, and secretary; and the.
/ may further elect treasurer. They may, In thsi
/ 4 sTsti0D, appoint an executive COMMITTEES, sOn
ing Of Eve members Of their board, who may
4 nndsr the general direction Of the board, s4k
! chsrgs d tho affairs Of the corporation dHrBl
1 s1y recess Of the board.
/ Sec 5 And be fFthsT eaaetod, That the treas
/ grer Of Eaid corporation shall at any time apo
the call of Congress report fall and psrfset state
nsnt Of the Affairs Of such corporation, ths loca
| tlHn, value, and income Of all real estate owne
~ IT, the amount Of it, receipts, expenditures, In
| yestnents, and personal estate, and all other In
| formation which Congress may require
! Sec. o. AHd BE- n further enacted, That Con
sress may at aBy time alter, anead or repeal thi
1 at.
Sec. 10. AMI be Il 6artasr enacted, That this &C
| shall take effect isimedatsiy
! Approved, june Is, 1864.
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rPusLIo-No. los. I

An ACT to amend an act entitled IAN set to ex
tend the time for the withdrawal Of goods from
public stores and bonded war houses. and for
other purposes" approved 2sth February, 1854
BE e enacted bg the Senate and Hosse II Reprssea.
tattrts 81 he Uastea States u Amerea IN Congress
dsssatlsG, That all goods. wares, aud merchandise
IN public stores and bonded warehouses, which
TIE duties are unpaid. and which shall have been
"a bond Tor moro than one year and less than
three years, may be entered for consumption aud
the ponds cane Jed at any time before the iirst
aay Of September next, on payment IF duties and
charges according to thu laws In force AZ the time
the goods shall he withdrawn.
Approved, June II, lS6a
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

PRoM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON MONDAY
II night, the 27th inst, two Work Horses. One
DARK Bay. about ls hands high, in good order
the other Sorrel, when bet sunburnsd Chestnut
Sorrel, with little white she tip Of his nose,
thin in flesh, and l51s hands high Both horses
were hsrefeoted-
liberal reward will be given 70 any oza re-
turning the horses, or EiviRg such information
as will soshie the owner 20 get them
7. c GALE,
Corner Of Third and Gun Streets
iuIvISk,<4f
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CPUBLIc-No. I03. 7

Ak ACT concerning certain school lands In town.
ship foriy,Ays north, range seven east, In the
State of Missouri.
BE Il enacted By the Senate and Hoase Of Repre-
sentatiues Of me United States Of america IN Con-
gresa aseibted That all the right title, and inter
est Of the Unitsa States In and TO all Of tho lots
raets pieces and parcels Of Land within the
aud prairis common field, IN township forty e. .
north Of the base line in range seven east Of the
afth principal meridian line Ia the State Of Mis-
souri,, which have not heretofore been dis posed
by the UHifed states, shall be and the are
hereby granted, relinguishsd, and conveyed by the
Quilted stats, in fee simple and In full prosperity,
70 the Slate Of Missouri for tie support Of schools
10 said township; ProridsS, That nothing In this
set shall Ia any manner abridgs. divest, impair,
injure, or prejudice apy adverse right, title, or
insreft Of any prison or persons in or to any per-
ton part Of the aforesaid lots, tracts, pieces,
Or parcels Of land which are granted, relInquisk-
ed or conveyed By thi- act
Approved, June 70, 1864.
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IPuRrfc--Nn- I06 I

AZ ACT to amend an act entitled can act Il s,th,
iEe the Corporation Of GEORGETOWN, In the Ms
trict of Columbia, to lay aud collect a wa.er
tax, aud for other purposes" approved May ~
1852.
Be II sactei ~ ne Sssasc and Houss OF Reprs,en-
firsS Of the Uaitsi States Of america ~ Casgress
ssabled. That in all cases in which an original
town lotln Georgeto N, the District Of Columbia
entirely owned by the same person or persons or
any subdivision Of an original lot separately own
ed, aforesaid, shall bN situated at the interses-
tiou Of two streets, as TO bind front on bet
aud in which both outs would be liable to the
front-foot tax authorized by the act entitled IAN
act TO authorize the Corporation OF GEORGETOWN
in the District OF Columbia, TO Law and collect :
water tax. and for other purposes" approved May
twenty -ene, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, the
sud front-foot tax shall not be leviei upsn more
than seventyivs feet Of the two fronts Of said lot
/ or part Of lot; and all beyond said number of
/ feet shall be exempt therefrom: Prorsded, That,
fer the purpose Of avoiding inequality and hard
snip IN laying said tax, it shall be lawful fer the
SNe SSsa Isrther exemptions from said front-foot
I eAA either by general law individual cases, as
To them may seem just aud proper
Sec Had b 4 fsrfk-- ss,cssf Tha.it sba II
/ Dc lawfnl Tor said Corporation of Georgetown in
men HisSfet!ont instead Of the front-foot tar
AI9tss@ia % Jay aud collect annually a general
special tax not 20 exceed enc Nh Of a.. ~ s.f
per AnnuEa GU all the assessabls prorsrtr 4, "a
town, for the purpose Of defrayins the 90. ~ AZ,
uloaans sstet through said town from the
mains OF pipes OF the Washington aauasp~.
which tax shall be exclusively appropriatst -
object, shall be collected in the same rnanD.~ =.
the general tax of said town aud shzII rss-s - =
ever the coat Of said distribution shall hsys hssn
fully paid Prorded That all persons liable 10 ~
said tax shall be credited on account Of the sams
with all sums heretofore paid by them on aeeount
of said front foot tax levied in pursuance Of ths
I act TO which this ia an amendment.
Sec. 3. And Be u fssTfasy esaetsd, That the third
I section Of the set aforesaid be and the same Is
hereby repealed.
Approved, June Il, 1864.
rpTTRT Jc-No Io7
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STYAYED.

prom THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING IN NKw-
huFgh, about three or four weeks ago, =
LIGHT SORREL H0bSE,
fNe 70 seven years old, some white in his face,
spos On MS side, OF rather under bis balIy
thrss white ret, ami mark on his Ian shorI-
der, where he was hurt Is is''
AhS ens giving me Information of his waers-
shouts, or bringing him 20 ne Al TIE Liver 81.
bic IN NewbUrgh will Be literally reuerssS SO
g's-dlW CHARLES SILVER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints "a, "A,
5-4,, 10-4 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand Sacques. Ladies' Sun UNI
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &C. 20 which we would
call the attention of all wishing to pur-
chases in our line Of business
my9o-iy JAQUEss a. FRENCH,
No. TO First street. EvansvIiIe
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House Furnishing
Retail Department,

In our House Furnishing Department
we have full stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &C., &c, making the most
complete stock to be found In
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
I'm Third hef Main ana L0rnaf Sta.

fIHHIs LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
i well known throughout the country, pos
sesses Stable advantages superior 10 any similar
establishment in the City, having arrA1Esnszts.
Tor the sscsptIsn Of private horses at livery Of the
most elegant and eozpists description and at the
lowest rates
Carriages for visiting 70 la eoaekss. liahs
wagons, aid every kind u ro~A yshieis 70 "a
Horse sold % eomEaission- Second hand Bugsy's.
Tor sale a. the very lowest prizes Passenger 9or
Ssrded 70 al RzEts Of thA eQgntry By special COO
ssyalee. K1CHAKDSoFs BRITfo6 &C.
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[PuBLIc REsoLUrIox-No. 35l

PUBLIC KEsOLUTIoN-N0. 30
JoST EEsDLgrIOS granting oerttin priyi eyes TO the
city Of Des Molnes, in the state of lows.
Bearssolpsdbyh me Senate and Hoass Of Rspfsasuia-
hgss Of ne United States of America Ia Conqrsss as
seiabisd, That tie United States hsreby reliBqusb
g the city Of Dss hoines, in the State Of lows,
municipal corporation established under the
laws Of sAid State all their right and interest 10
the coal beds underlying the river Des Moincs,
disposition or use thereof shall be made which
shall obstrrct the free navigation Of said river
nor shall any one grant Of tho privilege Of mluiHg
the sams extend for a longer period than ten
years
Atmroved. Juue Is Igg4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

AA0H IN w 0k We
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
T. q r. G q ~ III.
only, with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes,
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars g. Brides.
Axes--the best brands,
Chains-Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware,
Notions---Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG G. CO.,
No. Is First Street.
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DENTISTRY,
CHANGE OF EXCHANGE
A NEW Ar RAEGEMEHT.
sam GRIMHER & HARRY JOHNSON

Theodore's Exchange,
A BE FITTISG IT Up IN EXCELLENT
n style for frsf clAss
BILLIARD SALOON and RESTAURANT.
They viii keep ~ the bar the best brands 0
Liquors and their isr1ers will AL times b aIsd
With she richest azlnties from the animal and
vegetable kingdoms. and tbs waters Of the Vastly
deep will Be nzda to oontrfbEte Of thelr richest
stores
Especial ssisnfion viii Be xivea to the ess-ine,
which will b under charge Of Tia most eempstsAt
~ tists.
Their Billiard Room Is large and thsir TABLES
FIRST CLASS.
The estsblishmsnt vii reopen CT Tuesday next.
A liberal share Of public patronage isrespestfnffJ
s'infted usvsostm
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PIANOS.
PIANOS.
FIRST-CLASS PIANOS.
The
Misses Lawrence

ARE AGENTS fer RMERsON's
e - - Y0SE'S. and BRADBURY's esle-
g s. yS bzated PIANOS, Which they are
'cenfinually receiving, aad which
they will sell at manufacturer prizes
These Pianos, for durability, power, and rich
tess OF tone are unsurpassed.
The Bradbury Piano received seven First Pre-
miums within four weeks in the months OF Sep
temeer AID October last, and is fsmouR-for its
elasticity, briliianey, and B<osssI si.gsS qusIizR
Of tone.
They srs also exclusive Agents ia this vicinity
for Mason & Hzniin-s ceisbrztei Cabinet Organs,
which, in quality, volume OF tone. and power Of
expression, Tar superior 20 neledsons, harEie-
NUNS, any other reed instrument
They have just received thres OF thsse Organs. at
their rsssisnoe, on WAfU Street, Arst door b@lew
chessnut. fu1sH<
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IPUpLro-No. 1887
AN ACT to regulate the veto power ia the Terri
tory Of Warrington

BE Il enacted By he Senate aud HoHss Of RepressH-
,ages 81 the United States n america in C0Hgress o.
asssnabied, That every blli which sh 1t have pass-
cd the Legislative Assembly Of Washington Terri
tory shall, before Il become law, DO presented
10 the Governor. II he approvs be shall sign It,
but If not he shall return IL, with his objections,
to that House ia which It shall have originated,
who shall enter the objections ~ large on their
Journal and proceed 20 reconsider Il. II after
such reconciliation tvo-thirds Of that House
shall agree pass the bill, IL shall be sent, to-
gether with the objections, TO the other House,
by which Il shall likewise be reeOnsidered, and
lfapproved By two-thiFds Of that honss In shah
become a Law. But in al such cases the votes VI
both u0uses shali be deiermiued by yeas and nays
and the names % the psrsOHs voting fer aud
against the bill shall be entered on the Journal O
each House respectively. ~ any bill shall not be
retutRed by ths Governor within i've days lSun
DAYS excepted after it shall have been presented
10 him, the same shall b. Law, in like mAnnsi
ss II he had aiEned il unless the Legislative As
.embiy by their adjournment prevent It's return
10 which case Il shall not be Law.
Approved, Juus II, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

Berges, Foulard and Solid E
Figured Silks and Taffetas.
Cur stock of Fancy Braids and
Ribbons, both quilted and plain,
is large and well assorted. Also
full line of Scoth and domestic
Ginghams on hand at the most
reasonable rates. Prints, Bleach
ed and Brown Cottons are at sell
ing figures, and we do not pro-
pose to hold Goods too high to
sell rapidly.
Call and make your purchases
before the cheapest have been
taken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

Kver brought 10 Evansville. Bought for sash and
viii b sold At low figures compared with New
York prices.
We know goods have advanced tsYTihsaiiy in
Vow York as veil a. other folks. Our stock Is IN
the market for sails, and ws will keep on selling
as long az We have anything to sell.
We invite ths trads in % examine car Goods
ard prices. We have Of the best stocks Of
ksntncky Jeans yer offered 10 the city i
mhis ISAAC KEEN.
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rPUBLIC--No

An ACT to regulate tbs foreign eoasting trade On
the northern, NORTH eastern and northwestern
frontiers Of the U0ftea States, and for ether
purposes.
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cHILDREN's WEAR.

sl fs - as-
les "
ar THE LATEST STYLES, WHICH HE Ia
~ ssiiihg A. low any houss in ne city ,Tbs
public are Invited 70 call and eEamiDs Goods ana
Prizes before purehesiHg elsswhere. He warrants
BE gg1slz % giss satisfaction. No trouble 10
Ib0W gsods.
Needing done FREE OF CHARGE. .ho,fs
ihsy pfeHaAtursly give way.
F.M. sELLMAE 4 co.,
EFaasfaie' sept fSylsss IS Main Street
SEWING MACHINES.
L u. sKLLMAE HAVING FITTED UP AN
once No. - daa1 Street, viii keep, a. here
aDioTe. = good assortnsnt Of Wheeler wilson's
tnd stngers Sewing Machines and Needles, silk
Iarsad and Oh, and everything that IL connected
Eth tie buziness, and will repair al Kind Of ees
* El&ehlnes aud PCT On new improvements
jyZi I'm sELLMAE. AE'E
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SUNDRIEs.

SUNDRIES.
mo BUSHELS CLEAN RYE.
wv 100 Bnekets Pine Tar
- Barrels Wits Llms;
100 P0unds csnsf Chain;
50 Pounds Staging AID Trst Lines
TIeree Drisd Beef
3 DOZEN Beef Tongues.
just received and FOR sale By
AVS REIbLY 4 CO.. u Main gtrsst
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AN ACT to empower the superaunuated Fund
Society Of the Maryland Annual Conference 20
hold property 10 the District Of Columbia and
10 take a devise under the will Of the late VIII
liam Doughty.
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SHREVEPORT. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1864

strongholds, has been misrepresai'ed ed
BY awaiting a time in patience we
will know ali. In the interim, our
home or street Generals need not
thcir guns, but /oad them
and when the day arrives, "Nnlhi'
their skill by putting the same IL
practice. There must be ~ knock
ing of knees or snasiinS of teeth.
Hi our space in this iss"e Is de
voted to the proceedings Of our Stat
legislature, which we presume WI!
vii! not be unacceptable to the ma
ioritv of our rca',ers 1t this pArtIct
lar time. Though against OR into
est pccuniarily, we sugges. to II
/ Printing Committee, that the m"
sa-eS which have already been ru
Ilishrd in orr columns, De merely i
tered to in future in the order the
come, and not rrpuhiished, rs a rep
It.tiou Of the same Is Il uc'ca' =
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I'D. QRS TRAN$-Mi>S. DEF l..
sERtyEPoRr. Ia, JAS. 18th, ISo'.
GENERAL. ORDERS.

GENERAL ONbtl~''
All authority to rails" new or-lplza-
I. tiou.. from men liable TO con-cripU"h
IL hi. Department. not witmn tn" enemy
liuc.. viii expire on the fifteenth Oh ieo
T6r.. commands must h" assembled I'm
u.iiatrly. and all men absent from ana
clnimiu, to belong u them ai'rr the III
f.rnrh Of February next Will b" arrested
nv ih,. enrolling officer rs c"n--rlpt- aua
sent to the Camp OF instruction
All oNirrrs who have received sRGA aN
thoriiv must forward. on or before the ~
tcenii of February next muster roiiS "i '"'
men recruited b. them, whether me ofE'"
ization is complete CT not u,
Ii. Ia accordance with orders from w.,
War Department at Richmond. Ag'r =
uorAcE Ley i announced a. C"'e' III
sr,stur Of Field Transportation IN t''
Trans Mississippi Department.
LETT GEs. +. KIRBY SuTr,
:. : ANDERSON,
Asst Ali't Genera
Louisiana. Arkansas and TrN"s pn,nsr
puHli-h v'"k'. I''-- -
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I;iSAW .AN &.

g. J,ROM the steamers frt'. nj \ ha
ny. about pec"mh"r Is. 80"
q Inc negro man JE~rEt.. aged =
g.DT.. abuu; :, feet high yellow complex
Ion sale. negro W. seen in Shreveport "i
Christmas i've. aui has probably gone ="
Alrxandra. \ lib"ral reward VII D'
given tor his apprehension u"-<-'"
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he fund of SEQ, 90, appropriated by the f
general Assembly at its special session IN {
lane 1863. for the relief of exiles driven t
rom New Orleans and vicinity by the Fed
raj authorities.
The resolution was laid over under the {
rules.
casters James Onion and Peter Tally I
were appointed pages TO the House.
On notion of Mr.. Johnston the. Rcsoiu-
.ions adopted yesterday concerning the
nrin;ine ot Rules for the use Of the lious"
was re- con sidcred and indefinitely post.
poIei
Mr.. Mott introduced a bin entitled.
An Act to provide for III. payment of III" |
members. officers and contingent .xpcn- |
.t.s OF the General Assembly.
Which vas read, and the rules being dis
uon.e,l u IT'D WIS read a second ;ime by i's
tile. cu"rO5sed r.:ui a ttirh time ny i'H
/ iit!n and passed.
| ON motion Of M. Tor Of Carroll. the
lUouyc .pob, 4 recess until IS minutes before
/ /. clock. :? u.
! Upon re-assemb'ing the call Of The roll
wa dispensed with.
mEssAGE From TIE, SENATE.
\ message va received srniII e.Senatc
Through Mr. Wagner. it, Secretary inform
t,u- H." !it,u-. tnat the Scna'" mad organ
lizrt hy tn.. appointment OF the Hon. ''"an
Moore of -. Martin. a. its President tof the
,i.n, being Mr.. V. i. wagner as It's sec
rrt,rv. and Mr. oscar Ar!O.O as It's Assi5
itaut Secretary.
The 5ruutc also requested the concur
renee Of the House in resolution to ap-
nrilt joint conuijtte" OF members OF each
House. In wal, on the CuveTAo. and INFORM
i'm N {, .he General Assembly is now or
g4uil.I and ready +" proceed 10 business
ard receive any communication he m'sH
~! ia 20 II a>r.
A.! .t..,. .J.sSr. ~ .,,-l, arI T:,ylia l4.
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The i s'a,. 2, q l ,a.,.a @' I" District Court
Success on of J Y. Bran''ey. :,
NvOTICK. Is hereby given that sarah NJ.
~ Mathews Exccutrix. has this day h!et
an annual account OF her administration o.
said succession, and an application th"'
;hc same ehould be honol gated and IN
les opnosition be made ihcrci" in thir'y
d IS. the time prescribed by law. sh'a ac-
count viii BE- homoioga:ed rs prayed Toy
Given under my hand and seal OF "tt'cr
This. February lst, 1854.
''''' i. II. LEONARD. Ok.
Fe"a
Sale Of Losis'ana, In District court
Succession. o. j. II LD.d,Tan. dec'd
| NOTICE is hereby given that Rnths T..
Y s;herrei Executor o. said succession
| IA. this LAY fled in my office an acc"uH
| of his Administration. and an appHca'i"i
| mat il be homologGtcd
[ Tnless OPP ,,itiDn b. IN ric thereto II
he tim. ;.rrscribci by law. said accouu
| viii he humnI"gaiei IA praycdio
Given unlrr my hanI and seal oI o'.ic,
;h, the Ist Feb. GA
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LOST OR STOLEN. On
Notice.

| lats.y occupied by Ca'ho"n d t'sNt,,'
~ To- n. IL, osi.,on of The ,amr. gha gcs
- a., W.. Witty.
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G;nSp.on - iiIIIieickcT,

v,-Il.L give particular attention to s ,t''.
w ing Real t.,.at", Slaves anu ON u,
property.
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TIE SEMI-WEEKlY NEWS
" yg5liMed cr~y Tuesday and Fri
day Morn'"g.

TER M S.
Per Annum, (in Advance,) $4,000
SIX Months. " 1900
Three MOntiIS'' - 600
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