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MASTERS SALE

~ mad" lI entered uf reuri ~ the County Court
= IL Sale county. 81 Illinois III. June Term Of
Sad Court, T. l>+ III a certain then pending
sII Court the Ciauc,ry sIie thereof wherein Edward
Y Wal. conn iaIiUf and james McCuri deien-
can't. shall :. inlay the third DAY Of O. tober 4 =.
l>'+. ifweau the hour. of nine oclk in the forenoon
s-t -urr & iH dy. otter T s,. IN" south door Of
:L- County turt IIuI-- in Ottawa. .ud county =
Iu. .rI v.l rirT sell tho highest bidder the
following der .-- property. Icing the ordered by
~. a-,E.. = bee Sold THAI t. say The northwest
rteT Ii- 0.It-i quarter section number thirty
. I Township number thrty-ix 80 north Of range
nUu...T the third ODD principal meridian,
situate tic .H..rry II sale and Of Illinois.
Tenn q >tl- Cash. +. 4. HDILISTER,
Drral.a ~a,.t.ri-r~ 1864 VI -, in Chanc.ry
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3y,,f,jsyroto,.. Snfjcs

F.TtTE OF DANTEL L TNLLR, Di itsro
':'IIE undersigned havo been APPOINTED Administrator
Of the Estate Daniel l. Tyler late IL tine county Of
--- and Illinois. deceased. hereby gyes notice
tn Ia. will HYpcar h,Drc the Colnty Court Of la Sale
mt, IF ~. Cont IiDe. ottawa. al the November
T.rr, IN re-, Third Monday in November next a; which
time, an t.-,- tvg claims against said Estate are no
,ff.d .I - eel u attend Tor IN. pGrIDse Of having
the .anlr adjusted vi Dersons indebted TO said Estate
ar. r.,ag :, nh nm ~lItte payment 10 the under
siZur1.
Dated this 10Th day Of SEPTEMBER 4. D 1861.
=
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NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN That at a sale held az
y IL" lHrt- House the CITY Of Ottawa. county la
-e and Stale Illinois 10y the Collector 81 the said city
ii Ottvt, Of delinquent lands and town lots for the
and school due thereon 1863 and cost on
the 18th NAY 81 Decent T.. lN l.aiu- the pur-
chaser 81 Nf- numbered five and block
irr.I three, a. N'Tii. OtIw s4ii city Of OTTAWA,
taxed the fIaula of JIkuWn.
And further DYty- / her.i given that the time 81
d-mpsE Of aid lots from sid ..e aud purchase VIII
the 18th ,lty pi December. 4. I. 1861
OTTAWA >aYt. DO. l,6i. IA. SHERWOOD
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
Weeds Celebrated Patent

Never fails 10 satisfy those who give them thor
ough trial, and wherever Introduced rapidly
superseding all others.
They possess the merit of simplicity and
ease o! management. SO that fifteen minutes
instruction will enable any one TO use them
90 successfully. The following some CT their
points of excellence:
I,I They have q Straight Needle and Shuttle
- which is acknowledged TO be the only true
> principle for perfect Sewing Machine.
They make the Lock or Shuttle Stitch alike
! - both sides, and for Economy in Thread.
! r Strength, Durability, Elasticity and Beauty
- OF Finish is superior 10 any other stitch used
! - They are simple in construction. easily
/ ~ understood, readily adjusted and kept IN or
! - der without taking apart or moving screw
The Tension is superior TO any other
x use. tnevenness or knots in the thread dn
= not cause II TO operate with Iriegularlty.
/ The Feed i. perfect. Accurate IN lis opera,
/ - ton aud warranted 10 run two wears without
| u requiring 10 he taken out, cleaned or re
/ paired
! ~ They are adapted 10 all kinds Of Sewing
/ and are strong and durable IN all then parts.
! This is important for even light work will
/ - soon cause frail machine TO operate with
/ - uncertainty. and require frequent and ex-
/ pensIye repairs The Weed viii last life
/ III time and Keep IN order.
They stitch Hem. BRAID, Fell, Cord, Dind
% and Gather without bast!ng.
They do not break the thread ssir stitches
/ - nor form chain ridge on the uuderslGe o.
Il cloth. They will over gathers and
H., seams without breaking the threrd, oI requIr-
IL ing a change OF tension.
l. They use six, Cotton and Linen Threads.
equally we'll
IT They the only machine using WEED :
| PATESr THRE,D C"STEuLtss- There - 40
! ~. other sppar.tU: fer the control oi the SLACK
. u thread equal 10 IT,
=. Every Machine is Warranted.
/ Families and Manufacturer. will nud tie
! Ill most Profitable Machines for Use. owing TO
/ their iways keeping IN repair and working
Il order. aur their great speed and ease OF man
agement.
LII Forty per cent. more work can he done in 3
year. time on TIE w eed,' ihan % any
y ether Sewing Machine.
WE PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MACHINES
OF ANY AND All OTTER NANttAC-
/ % TURE. TO 30 A. LARGE RANCE OF
. WORK A. CAN EASILY BE DONE Of
/ ~ THESE MACHINES.
} :-7s-AU orders comUui.i cations from
! III Families, TaIors. S-amslresses, tlothleTs,
! 49, Harness Makers &c, ia the country. viii re
III ceivc prompt attention. Descriptive Car
/ ~ eulnr and Samples of Work will he sent on
! -. receipt OF letter stamp Collections made on
< Delivery OF Machines If desired. that the
/ purchaser MED SOT yos NAV uSIIL TuEY
ARE RECEIVED.
/ JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. hg't.
OfFiCE 81 HASHiNGrDr 81.
! +. O. Drawer 6Z,2. tiIBCAEc ILL.
/ AGENTS NANTEE-ThrouGhout Michigan,
! $ ZIMMERMAN, Agent.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

HE partnership heretofore existing under the name
and STYLE Of G. LanrriuTd Co.. this tay
b. mutual consent All persons having claims against the
SAD hrih oil = tamerford Co.. requested present
indebted t" sail firm requested To- make Immediate
pay mcut 10 4. y. BrvWu-ll
Seneca. La Sail" Go. H.. c e ,NEPEnpn
August l2th. lStiI. 4, y KN,,WyEiI
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legal advertisement
Guardians RsSj1uot;o,,

NOTICE + hereby given TO all whom it NAV copcern ,b,
~ the undersigned rs tnnrdian Of Nathan b. Net.
calf Owen T.. N"tcalf. william W Metc;,f Jnhn a
Netcalf George N-tcnif and Mary T.. Mrtcaf MINOR v
On Friday the twentyfrst day of October, A. D. lsG4 he
ing day i'll the October term. A. ID. 1Sti tn. Contv
Cour, Of In Sale county in the State of Illinois render an
account to said Court of his such and ter
der his resignation of the office of Guardian
pursuant TO the statute in such made and provided
NILSSON CDSARp.
Sept. 9th, isG; guardian az aE,r,aasd
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II tina Ctlebrdied Patent DoHOEe
Sheet Bottom, F2ue.
. TTF ,Nisinyited to the following points OF su-
1st , rIIIrY.-Lasting, with proper care, at least
20 wears Stoves ar. in that were set up in
1898.
ID, MAxuFAcTvRR.-Every portion Of the Stove is
thoroughly constructed. Each stove is submitted to
critical test, and leave orks unless com
pIeteIy and perfectly finished.
Cd. cAPAcIrY.-Bakng, broilng, boiling, roasting,
and all other culinary operations, performed at The
same time. barrel Of four baked into bread with
single fire.
4h. EcoSoAY-Saving the cos: OF the stove In or
years the item of fuel.
.,b yrxru ,rros or OvEy-In the Stewart Stove
alone the front open directly into the oven pre
tected by letters patent.) securing direct draft
through the top Of the oren, by Of perforated
holes doors and back hues- 1t viii ee borne IN
End that the heated air always rises this met hod
OF ventilation is the only of val ue whatever
6ts ENTIRE Control oE HElT.-Ths heat generated
by the stove may be helG therein and used or roWn
into the room at pleasure.
eth THE DOUBLE SHEET BsrToM FLrE-By which
COMPRISING and inverting action OF heat is obtained
and the oven more evenly and efficiently heated than
| by any other known invention.
sth. BRoLISG-Performei on The top and without the
| possibility of smoke entering the room
| 9Th. Hor WATER RESERVOIR AND WARNISd CLosEr.-
useful and convenient supplied hy the waste heat
| and without extra fuel.
| 10th. WATER BACK.-An arrangement for supply ing
| hot water Cor the bath equal to any
| tE Sold by all dealers, trial of months with
! written guaranty for that period II asked.
81 Beware Of the numerous worthless mutations
now in market. See that ma Hof p. p. Stewart,
! and OF the manufacturers tstoye. No ether
| is genuine,
| ey Descriptive pamphlets free mail to any ad
Agencies in all tie principal cities and towns
/ in the United States, Address,
| FULLER, WARREN & CO., Troy, ". T.,
sole Manufacturers and PrOprietors of the Clinton
| Stove Works.
Tor sale in Ottawa only by JOHN MANLEY.
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DAINTS, OILS, &c.-A good Stock of
II Pains., Linseed Oil, Machine and Burning Oil on
hand Dcn't believe anybody will, can o. do undsrsel
ne until ysu W M. y Z. 0&I06e.
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-Nnll.. NJ EInN .SerLcmc1R.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Ia -iiE C.r.IT. - The PeoIla Of ~. STATE ~
Illinois 4 a g. HON thee presents may come, AVID espe
Gladly % tAc Of hin. srs az law and CREDITOR of
" Iii!aru ETv ia. deceased.
Where's Nathaniel ". E,thhun. Administrator. and
Ah"t J. Erwin. rirsiN N the Estate - said de-
rti !,-I.a- 81 rendering uf their pro-
seisu- ~urh Administrator and Administrative and
making final -ti.meut 81 their administration. and for
tl't Ill-a h'y" u'!e IIation in the County Court
ut Ia sale county aforesaid:
W ID rtr require appear before said Court, AZ
The Court jlu-s in ottawa in said county the S@pten
Ilr lr M root l>t+. Friday. the 18th day Of October
- - en ~ III" 'qrn""n If said day, if you SEQ
81 u attend t.ir ;..i s-g-...it ". sid account.
Dated tlls II ..y oi e'Item!,r. I. 4. ls,-
rANMnNn
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" q, ,,oc. in this line /, more th,a Eve tine.
large as an other.:"re IN ;osn, and WIS ell ordered
last AN before advance IN prices, AID will al
sold l: LAST YEARS PRICES.
Sign 0, tie Book, BAN STREET opposite .nan,ien
. THOMAS ORION
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r1a.s practice % buy ing NY Goods head IN liz
Rising Market sDc there fore eUsb'ed to sell
customer. IS Cn-sP ;hey can ne Bought In stern
Market. b Wioc..l., ste t-n.ht by doing 50 lave
and vii give to my customers. Any one wishing to
buy vii o well call La Sale :,
Second Door sou:E o: Corner 81 La lie and Madison
Streets. and fer himself befsre pGrchasjug Else
where THOMAS CLANCY.
OTTAWA June IS 1854
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Havrg superior facilities for Manufacturing, and
using but quality OF material. with ter
years experience thi. place in the manufacture OF
every variety OF sckles, MOVING Knives &C, think
guarantee better article. in finish and quality
than he got elsewhere for the same money.
j selling Cheap a the Cheapest, and good
the best, and having large stock hand fit
you ont at the shortest no ice in good SHAPE.
A large lot Of St..l-Backed sickies hand, which
much lik ed for their strength and durability.
Remember, L>f,r-en tho City and EG2ie NiH~.
Ottawa March 10 1854 y. D. SWEETsER-
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STATE -! ILLINOIS. . Circuit Court Of said County,
Ia >,rFF CnGNTY- - November Term, !. D. 1854.
George si!nr ~ Ra-iul Tebler-Bill in Chanccry.
II alr.u. :rlm tfi t'ii file III the once Of the
Clerk ui -.i e TINT adj defendant Eo-ina Uebler is
hot resident uf and laid complainant having
hi'-i III II herein, and summons having been issued
thereon according t. law:
N"u'r t"r-fre l. hereby given t. said cfcnlant Rosina
t~."r Jti unless yru IT, and appear before -aid Court
~ >il4 term thereof. he held
ta" ia sii county, tie First HonAy of November
next : o. >ti. when ana where s.,a return
able. and plead answer. delir except RIl, the
VIII Pee taken for confessed YOU mat
ter AMI thing therein Vri! 81 for dere1 accordingly.
N-lt& l>Gt-iw. 4. u. MOORE Clerk.
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WALL PAPER DEPOT
ORTO\'S BOOKSTORE B

Paper Hangings, from One Shilling
to One Dollar a Roll, Suitable for
Parlors, Dining Rooms, Kitchens,
Chambers and ceilings. Oak and
Marble Papers, with decorations,
for Churches, Public Halls, &c.
Gold Parlor Papers. Bordering
OF all styles. Cloth and Paper
Window Shades and Fixtures.
Cords and Tassels. Buff and
Green German Linen for shades.
Paper Curtains of all kinds. Sat
in Green. Goid Borders, Ploin and
Figured. &c, &c.
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ESTATE OF IvEE {. LEGoU.M. DECEASED
'EfiiL Undersigned having been appointed Administering
- ne Estate Of liver &. L9cIam. late of county
u Ia >!" and STATE u lln"i- deceased hereby giyee
notice that he will appear le;o. the County Il,
Sale county, at the Court House OTTAWA
Term. on the Third Monday October next, which
tune all persons having claims against said Estate are
lied and requested attend for the purpose having
sam" a. listed All persons indebted 10 said Estate
quc>t-d 10 make immediate payment the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of August. 4. d. 1864.
THOMAS TUNTLAN. Administrator.
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TIE CHEAPEST
s q G. A ER s 2
Il ESE TING & NELY Use.
Sugar. Tea. Coffee,

RESPECTFULLY INVITE TIRE ATTENTION or
NE public generally 10 ny extensive and i.Tses:
il thu city o.
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This justly celebrated tonic corrective and alters
tive is composed entirely OF herbs o:we-knoTn med
ical virtue the eject or whose cpmbn alton has been
practically tested with such universal success
fsr
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1UNIBEF
brewery To Rent.

The Brewery formerly owned by Anthony Lindey is to
1t is situated in the Westssn
part of the city and IL in good order Apply to
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INHE BEST GREEN and BLACK TEAS, and all
Il other kinds Of GROCERIES, CAN BE BOUGHT
THE CHEAPEST at THoN as CLANCY
Ottawa, june IS, 1864.
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Dyspepsia. }tyer end -4gpr, Depression Of
Spirits, G.nerf Ds5ittv, Nsrco"snesss,
Constipation, L:rer Complaint, Cole,
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| &irrntnnh gispatth,


IHE VOLUNTEER NAvY.-By notice In
the advertising columns Of this paper 1t ap-
pears that the books Of subscription to the
stock OF the Virginia Volunteer Navy will
be closed. under the regulations of the
charter Of the company, on the 10th inst
Tho time left for receiving subscriptions is,
therefore, very brief The. company has.
from what we learn, a bright prospect. 1t
has already one fine ship ready completed
and ofiicercd to sail out upon tho seas in
quest Of game. Another will follow as soon
Us possible.
In no way, "a We have remarked before
when allnding 10 this subject, can our people
injare aud annoy the Yankees so much as by
obstructing their commerce upon the seas
The capturing of their rich argosies is in-
supportabiy distressing to them; aud The
driving them measurably from the water,
aud compelling them to employ the vessels
of foreign nations to convey their frcights
from port to port, while their own ships are
rot'ing at their " Nharyes, is hardly less so.---
Therefore, this means OF warriug upon cur
ruthless enemy should he favorite one with
rs, and every effort should be made by our
people to conduct 1t with energy and effect.
In addition, however, to that motive of pa
trioiism which should excite these efforts,
there is the ttrong stimulant Of pccuuiary
gain. AS pecuniary enterprise, the adyen-
ture of the volunteer navy is likely to prove
exceedingly profitable OF course, there is
peril in it. but the chances are greatly In
favor Of it. 1t is not improbable that, after
the closing of the books on the 10Th, the
stock will not be again sold as low as the
par value. With their fast vessels, eompe,-
tent officers, and brave crews, the Yankee
commerce will be soon laid under heavy
tribute. These vessels will do better tusi
ness than blockade runners, who, after es-
Gaping their own pcrils, can only bring into
our ports what they have bought and paid
for Ia gold. The volunteer navy supplies
its treasury from the captures CT the enc
my's property, paying nothing for then.-
1t is not hard to see that this kind Of trans
action will soon reimburse the s.ockhold-
ers all their outlay, and rapidly pour in rich
profits upon their investment. The pros
pect is most inviting both to patriots and
spectators. There are, indeed, periis for
the enterprise, but they in 40 wise compare
with the chances of success, which arc
every way bright and tempting.
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HespQu ARTrRs MARYLAND iiss,
,.,o w.pyi.ANp MEN IN ,hs Confederate Ser.


ITO MARYLAND MEN IN ,hs Confederate Ser
vice. 1t is believed; that General Orders Nc
x adjn;sut ani Inspector Gaasrai's oii.e, just
nahtlsaai ooyiat-s all the difficulties wnch La, c
seres.iure taierp0sed 10 prompt transfers 10 the
A.ryiaud Line. Every person now in service who
sas a; the beginning @. the war native OF adopted
citizen Of aaryiaai css, n.on application to GajG.
Gaorral slz;y, Ssauntoa, Virginia, or Colonel Brad
lev JahnsoD, Hanover Junction, Virginia, be i'm
meitatciY tran siorred tn the Mary land Line The
,iiosigg form can be sierci, sworn tn before n
commissioned oii;ar directed 10 either "f the abeve
4iGors aud sant by mail! whea the transfer gitl be
,an,a lately n, ,jc fhs applicant mast state 4 he
xgae, t. be transferred ~ Sailf General EiZay
s.up Maryland, Stanton, ViT,ihis, or h Cnioael
grsley Jjhnsnn, Camp Hazard. Hanover June
f1a aui IL company already organized CT to form
! n0w r}Aapsry. appceti0r ~ sayatry must be
Accompanied oy afitss Ii tnas applicant can keef
nisalf mounted
FORM OF APPLICATION.
fse ss ,eysenei a private in q npany -, -
Ia ',gBcs., - BTigaie, Division, -
E, Army oi -. having been eitiz n o
|u ri. at toe c'mmence,nra; sf the war, applies
m :runs,- 10 the Aaryisud Iane, Company
p,,.ima, t.pnie- :oerli Orders No :S. Ad
n,,r, .ai y1s..c,.- Generals Office 1854, desire
F. hn ,+nsts,teI To G. mp maryland, siajor General
pig,v 4ta.nt1u. or Can," Howard, C"lonei Bradley
II J ihnsnn, Hanover Junction
Appended is proof af citizenstin: .-.,,
seriner. a e,mn.issioned officer, - Regimen
- ari ,aie, personally appeA'ed - -
aal m ate OATH ia due farm fa law. thas 10 Rh'"f
|tht, -- was a citizen nf Hary'saa q. th"
|con ,iaace aent Of The war, aud tha: nc II &p'o "
Ii erp himself mounted
An sppD.ltyo1s - be transferred to Camp Mary
|l.n vii, To- the present, bo stlfesset 10 Mayor
general Arnold sizcy Richmond, s'rgnia,
BRADLEY T. 1iiNSON,
nh qQ-2awoia Co'6n,-l ;,,inme n:iag
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BACKING Down FROM THe MILITARY suTdoRiTY.
Judge }. G. HI app, who is Il Republican in poll
tics, and associate justice Of the Saprear Court of
New Mexico, published protest. in the Beaver
Commonwealth last month asaias; the nii.a.yiy iy-
ranny exercised in that Territory by the creatures
Of the Administration, aaI which was Published in
ial; In the New York Metfop3l.tse Record of Feb
raary Do TO which We have now, considering lis
source, the following extraordinary reply:
ATroassY GExEgAL's GEPIce,1
Washington. Sept. IS. 1868 !
lion. j. G. Knapp, Judge. Sc, Nssi.ia, M.:
sir; Your letter ot the 4,h Angi;st, complaining
Of military arrests, was slow Ia reaching me, aud
iisn such was the urgent and cnatiEucd 0ccuPa
tion Of the President in the great aliI!is Of tire
Gaversment, that have not been able al! now t0
fix his attention upon the particular outrage upon
you, a. your letter makes me believe ii 10 he
There sce-iis tn he general and growing dIspo-
siil,u of the military wherever stationed. To en-
grns al! power, and 10 treat the eivh GugeI Innaeni
with co,iuslaey, ii the object were u bring II
iat0 contempt.
l have delivered aiy opinion very paiay III the
President, aai have reastn io hops. Thar he, In
the ..iain roncnrs with Ia believing thai those
arbitrary ,nea-aTes uaght to ha suppressed,
liz has Issued an order To have zap. B-nncti
case. remain very respectfully,
Your obsdient servant,
EDWARD HArEs.
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The END or THE WAR.--AR editOTiaf IN Tue
New York Times, OF the 2d, speaking OF the ex-
uavagancc that prevails In the United States
says:
This os,entatson Is kept mp mostly BY foreign
basis, which uions Can sustain currency and credi,
is b.ieg morn largely drawn away; and without
en'reacy and credit no wal can be eiieeiual'y
prosecuted. Th. dispFoporti0u between gold nis'i
without producing financial collapse And
should that collapse come, the war, we may bd
sure, will ssraighiwsy end. Our Government can
irsciice mo such repudtasing stif.s ~ the rtbe'
Government Il now cssaytss. There y too saAcii
moral pincfpc yet iefl la Ill. NOrlhcrn people u
tolerate any national iufiiude Of that sort when
it es res 10 the point that this war demands fepu-
citation. ibe war will be- abandoRcd and all the sac
caught.
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Flag Of iynce-TLe steamers Schultz and
Allison will this morning convey to City
Point 500 invalid and disabled Yankee pris-
oners. About the middle Of next week the
next arrival of Confederate prisoners laay
be expected.
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Haeksteriag. Thomas Duke, Jr., was yes
terday before the Mayor for selling two veals
in the Old Market. 1t appeared that Duke
bought the veals on Shockoc iiili, and sofd
them in the O,d Market. lie plead ignorance
of the ordinance against hucksiering. The
Mayor fined him go. anu contiscated the
VcaIS
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Mlaia-The militia paradci on the Square
last evening with very full ranks. The .nili
tia will hereafter, we learn, meet each Moa-
day evening Tor purposes OF drill and pa
r,ia
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Hundred Dollars Reward --Kaa away
Il y sa.a voc ola March, my negro man John. BE
La,, sAn oia feet or inches bigb, very stout
hsr an ss roaad face. high forehead, fun bead d
blacsss.,a good couatenaDce. very black, aud Ia
blusl,s'sa hsi On when he left jeana peuta.oons,
Powbs,s, !, and pair Of boots; be xas raised III
pqrst.sa, county by Philip s. George locke /
last .,,,"d n''n "d Joan ScdEwiek 10 December
liysred WI give the above reward for him il &c.
=. wy.;'sni,.s nee bowman, Richmona, Va, OF to ns
his way ~ ,., fa he is supposed 70 bo maxi &
sp - . asi ~ sae county Of i.ovissan.
--'-Nss JDuN n fs1nrH sTsT
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Fagrants "Wednesday night officer Seal
and some other Of the day police, being out
on a raid in search OF some thieves, picked
up in disreputable quarters two young men
named respectively Andrew Clark aud VIM
Reynolds, both known to be OF dissolute
character, and neither having proper papers
10 show why they were not in the army
Andrews had notarys certificate, dated q
year ago, that he was under eighteen. Rey-
nolds had nothing. They were yesterday
brough, before the M .yor, VINO sent them
to Capt. Coke, the enrolling officer.
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UxApo'ss DEPARTMENT os N Z.

'FVF J
T,pnIlL lrisrs, No 13-Froln this date neither
- tohsce, nor colt IA yarns will hs allowed &c
-. ~ our lines sxceP. on the order of accredited
,ts Of .hs Subsistence Department, or by sie
81 n,d I fcem thess headquarters; and no sucn
rrmis will be graGtea uniers 1t shall be fer the
s.o-ft of the conf-dcrscy.
B, o,d.r Of Msj Gen Picxtrr.
Sols-,v BAIRD, A A AG.
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