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EsEpItfs. U-t.ti
~, HaoSp 81 p'ef"bcr -, l5gl
EHE FOLLOWING CIRCrI,tr g.
u the BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION IS r,,!' ..,'
ed ."T the information OF all concerned.
Io>ff6FRtrG Srslrs % AuraI...
WsR Gr,ErHesl,
BuEFAU or tuS-CEtrl54v
sTCHEoSus Va, September g. Istl !

h''"&"N"s Va, September g. IstI !
CIRGULAR No. 80
tomnant.,nts Of Conseripts viii In.trus, ,...
~EITulug Officers 10 prgge,i Iihg.,,tl.- 90. '-'t
Of the Temporary Board to MAKE a ,C,g.r.I,I ~, Co. "a
tratlpn Of every white male resident IL tir,,.,..l
tive couutcs between Ia. age # s.v,t.i..f .F
fifty years not actually serving In la. .t,r,, . .,
hCII or with the reserves
The name, ace, occupation aud physi.tI fs.r-l-,
ot The per on5 registered, togft h,r with tfa r.,.
ot exemption, ~ detail, other reason f,rr.f r.
ng III active military service, sill be- ,tpt.d ia tH.,
Ht-i~ttr1. SPECIAL car sal BE- tiL'n M -ft'!i.r t
tmctly, though tuctiy, tie ltusc. which rl.. ,.-
person from beng sent to The army. .Ii hot -..-
any person bonn the regis tfatI4n not srfltur ia .
army Ill the field OF with the reserve.
lheac Registers must he ful wtft.i 4, a.. Et,.,,
before the FIFTEENTH OF OCTOBER NINI A..
accomplish the work ia due tIao. Eura!hu ON.
and Temporary Boards are suioncl % ~. tl. ~
most ylgyr AMI diligence. TIE iHtJrtnail.t, g.. D..
thus iuTni Is rtrtFi'l a. 4 great ,ml.rttu.
and Tie s,ryicc must b. aoUrt,iy -. 1r-u .4
promptly, Performed.
Another, and separate, Rea.ter Will Dc, at ii..,
Same time, prepared and forwarded rl uu yal.tf..
IN each county, who Will attain the age or ..t,l
years durins the next twelve months ia TIA. Ia e.
hahed Register will BE- stated The month When III, Oh
youths viii attain the noe designated
By command Of BrIgldi,r-GohtrJl g pEF...y-.
superintendent
Signed C. H. pUFFIEIB
Assistant Aiiutaut-G ,u,lr.
In compliance with the foregoing Circular. III
male white residents of the City oi Richmond h.
tween the asca Of 'Ntc'n 100 ami hity ,.u },,,.,
are hereby notified that they 4te required b.. llt
Tor the puiro-e Of registration ot the ivij,..iu--
!i,.Ilei places la thylr 3, Trutly' ward.
MoSLuF WAND.
~ NJ. 5c6 corner Of Broad and Tyu.hya, ou Tue
day aud "Wednesday, September 2yth aud i-t. Il.,n
y, NJ. f. s 4. NJ
MNulsuE Ward.
At City Hall, office Of CITY Collector on It.a.-
iiay and fri4ay, September pa and I'D, nom \
II 10 T. N,
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EDUCATIONAL.
lN,NiER MARTIN

Fs1HE MISSES FORBES WILL RE
SuNE THE DUTIES OF THEIR school
Oh the III OF October 1T their Iesrdne, on ofh'e
street. - - fSNaf
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VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM

u
= OF THIKTY-THREE ACRES, CALLED
"OAK GROVE, " WITHIN ONE MILE Or TIL.
CITY, ON THE StOEEY RUN ROAD, AND \
LARGE DWELLING, WITH NINE ROOMS
AND SUITABLE HUl-BUiIDlNGS, FOR SALE
AT AUtTION.-Wjil be- sold az tlon, OH the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 2ath September, at
/ O'Clock i. NJ, the very valuable little FARM,
located above, containing TIiiRfY-IHREE
RES, i'll q very high s.ltc "t CultlvgtIOn. The
Improvements consist of Dwelling with nine rooms,
besides unfinished Attic and Kitchen with four
rooms, WoGd-hou-e, Smoke house, two Barns, sta
blo@, Curn-house, Ic-' There aIe two wens If *
cello ut water and laTp" crop OF Vegetable on the
place; portion OF them may be- pIr"ha ed at far
valuation.
Partial possession will be given at once, b. enable
the purchaser 10 seed fall and winter crops and fall
possession on the 1t OF November
he above Is the valuable little Farm owned for
mCIly By james hinuard, Esq.
TEtMs: One-thTd cash, the balance ut SIX and
twelve months all cash, ut The option OF the pur-
chaser.
GKUBBS Il WILLIAMS, .Auctonocrs,
Sc p Successors to Goddin Appeyson.
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CoErrpFR,rE srlIr on Aptaa =. ,
,TICE TO HOLDERS or CLAI}IS

ItI-IlIiI'FIlI - I-IIlll'I TO I1Ii. : ?
nj Office TO HOLDERS OF CLAIMS
' AGAINST TIE SUBSISTENCE nEPAHT-
MENt.-On the 3Dth OF the present month Oh. .y-
cretary Of the Treasury viii withdraw the lyus-1t'c
six per cent. nGn-tIXable bonds from the M.4E,.
,l:I hold them 10! higher rate. An person. holt
H., claim, against the Government Tor .ub-i-,,u..
stores aTe hereby informed that II they wish H..
bonds IN payment OF their oltims they ma notify
tins Bureau OF the purchasing officer vt tAr li.l
a., rgifjnV, before tir Suth instant iii ORDER o. -
care the bonds at the present bow price,
.&i1ued L. 4 MORT iiHUI
Comm lrv- General Of sub -t,n.H
Oiiltt
l. e BHEHrE, Major and Commits nv If Sub.
si-t.Her. ifs. .t
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

TNARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND
Il SEVEN ACRES For RENT Al ACCfIoN
Viii be rented out at ton, the pttuhses, oii
SATURDAY, the eth September, At O'Clock l..
NJ the FARM on the Richmond, Fredericksburg,
and Potomac railroad within one mile Of Ashland,
and formerly occupied by Mr. Thornton, called
Little Page" It contains three hundred and seven
acres, with u very comfortable dwelling, nearly new,
with SIX rooms besides kitchen and other out
buildings IT. ueIrncSS 70 the railroad and the cIty
make it very desirable both as "a residence and Ion
farming and gardening purposes.
GRUBBS n WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers,
se 20 Successors to GUd,n Il AppVTsun.
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yTALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT.

a. 4 .
On MONDAY, the 81 Of October next, iii
Charlottesville, at IL o'clock, III front of the court
house, will proceed 10 rent out the foll0wIng-de-
scribed property
list. 1'hc Central Hotel, for three years from lst
January next.
"a. Rock I'LL, adjacent TO town, containing about
seventy five acres comfortable dwelling, &c. This
property rented from ist October SO that wheat,
oats, Sc, can be seeded
81. \ dwelling IN town, containing tan or twelve
rooms with store attached, containing SIX or seven
rooms,
4th. \ house adjacent to the railroad office, con-
tanning eight OF ten rooms.
5th siate-colorcd Frme House neaI the depot,
with eight or ten rooms.
9th. y smali House, and new Stable containing
ten or twelve stalls.
eth. A Grst-rate Garden Of about an acre.
Also, IL valuable House and Lot Of ten acres, Of
highly improved Land, IN Warren and, perhaps
my Farm, Mil and Residence, near Scottsyille.
Possession given 10 all ON the LIST OF January, ex.
cept the farm Rock Hill, which is ut once.
NC elm u. W. DILLAkD.
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E1WO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
! On THE CORNER OF FRANKLIN AMI
FOURTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE Al AUG
TION.-WlH be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 2otl
September, the PREMISE, at II O'Clock NJ, i've
desirable BUlLDiNG LOTS, on The corner OF
Franklin and Fourteenth streets, opposite the Bal
atd House. The Lots trout Franklin street
about twenty two feet each, and b3c. hun
dgpd and one and "a half feet From the location Oh
these lot thcy are considered 10 be ycty valuable
Persons wishing to secure central budding lots
would do we'll u ri nd the sale.
TERMS: NJ tdo Ii on the day oi sale.
Sc 3 JAM N. TAYLOR, Auctiouecr.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

~ WARD -Strayed or stolen from Brookfieli
the 18th nst mt a sWay-baCk BAY HORSE, with
little white the ight hind foot aud IL small scar
on Tia" right side Of his meek. A reward OF one hun
dIrl dollars vail be paid for the delivery OF the
Horse 10 Messrs, WARWICK x BARkSDALE, at
the Galego Mills. Sc 20-5ts
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IbEEUAY bIrAETHtsf.
CuSthbEU4IF SriTEa ot AHfttta,
Richmond, August b, l~oI
INDEBTEDNESS

TERTfFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
u BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION by
the fourteenth ~,,Jn I'll the act 70 r. tItr the .T-
rency, approved tcbTU Try L. l~Gi, the :, tfy It
the Treasury authorized TO issue tn above t,,lt-
dcites payable two years after tLt rLtli tttJH %
treaty of peace with the United State Thy ,ti-
not bc did, but only Ia bo ISSUED ~ -th ,teil-
tors oi the Government Wtling to receive lle
III payment OF tLetf il moIla. They must 81.
Or given II par. though ite, from taxation.
The attention OF purchasing aE1uta tu! ID bti7.
~, of,ora u the GoyetuHt ut called 81 thts ,I
OF public srCutttlC' aS offering l,,uIilt .tlbAt.'
10 those from whom the supplies OF tine "a, eiAU, 60
are bought and 10 facilitate the use ~ ihca, sEek 81
drawn by dtSEursng officers upon the deposit t'',-
holding these funds and marked across tGe iA'v
payable in certificates OF lnieDteIn,-,' NIiI be-
Iaii ia conformity Herewith.
Deposltatics ale hereby authorized ami required
10 comply with this regulation, and 10 make Hil H.
cation 10 the Register for supplies OF ocrtttttr> ss
required. Signed q. A TRENHOLM,
au22-ts Secretary Of Trclslrg.
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By wiliam,on n Co, AuctioneerR.
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WANTS.

NITUATION WANTED.-A LADY,
- uu.lg.d to teach Music, French. aud the
tsual En- llsh branches, dc'lres "a SITUATION iii
a private family. References given aud required.
Aa,Ite-. ELLA,
Care Of J. NJ. Booker Lynchbug, Va.
ga aft
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NJ W BA KERY.-The subscriber, IN
Y addition ~ his NEW BAKERY Oh Fsalikiil,
between Se,tuteenth and Eighteenth streets, has
also opened ohe On Main, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets No. liz, where he solicits the
patronage Of all acquaintance and the public gen
rally. (se 23-6ul j. POWERS
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Treasury hEFAErNLST
CONFEDERATE STATES oF ANfEITt,
Richmond 1riy y iAGi
yugIIE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RECo.

HfiIE 81 BStRl BEh, iANl Nt hE1o~
yERED from his late illness, VIII attend las
Office from TODAY, ana will be- pleased 10 sc bs
patients and the public generally. a splendid as
sortment of GOLD FOIL and other materials on
hand.
Persons wishing 10 me ON business, after othCT
hours will please call at my residence, on MarshaiI
street. between First and Adams.
M A. BIAASRIAN,
Surgeon and Dentist, So Msin street
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Ry Elicit. Bell & Fox, Auot,onc,fs.


4 ITtIfON SALE OF DRY GOODS
"a GIDfFEJF, SHOES HATS ~, 81
IN NI}lNESbAY NEXT S,,ui,,Yh4, 2~fl, ,,r will
tI ,t ai,ti6n laI-e aud attractive. ,.oIirlc,t Of
MERCHANDISE consisting ia mt Of liz. follow
M;
80 Irtlrs IA Brown Slcetiuo
80 I,ales rs Brown Shceting
% bales Brown Drills,
: bales stunned OsnaLurgs.
% bales Georgia Cotton Yarns.
bales English Canton Flannel,
bale iloneapun stripes,
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nj OTICE.-Ci Citizens of Henrico county
Y expecting to receive county SALT this Fail,
viii send as many bags as they can spare to the
County Court-tiouse prior 10 the 10th day OF Oet0-
bcr next as the State Agent, Colonel Cnkson states
that iienrito county must furnish bags otherwise
lac cannot furnish her quota of SAIL thousand
or one Thousand five hundred sacks are wanted
Mr. Nj e. Eseleston at the s,it-rooin, win cred t
persons Ion the number OF bags lot with him at the
same time, Mr. Esgleston wall deliver SALT to all
persons who have failed to cali iorthe same tits yea
ELIJAH BAKER,
sc 23-St Agent for lieaTlco county.
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OFFICIAL.

hifhaosp. September 81, 49,,
A MIA ~, NOTICE No. y An
} "h,eTs and men OF tho Visk.lnr. ,,1 M
July ,, 1865, who reported f,f dnty n 'p.'' u
9ip 60, Of ,he NJ, afippi prior 70 sett',F. 'a
'Sof' art hereby declared exchanged. *f y
So 2i-Gt a.. ~ ,pClb,
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NJ OTlCE.-As it is impossible either to
IN purchase provisions in IIenrico, or TO get
trans lortatioa nom the South the Justices OF the
Peace requested to issue more provision tick
cts until the lst Ut December, by which time u ~
hoped the present corn crop viii be III eonduoh 10
be used GEORGE D. PLEASANfs,
Purchasing Agent for Henrioo county,
sc Att
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nESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
SALE AT CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE,
VIkGiNTA.-Will be sold, under a decree of Char
lotte County Court, On FRIDAY, the Nth OF Oeto-
Der, l56i the HOUSE AND LOT al Charlotte, Court
house belonging to the estate of James j. Word,
deceased. The LOT contains one acre. upon which
is comfortable DWELLING having five rooms good
repair Also, kitchen, stable and brick black
smiths shop.
TERMS Made known on day oil sale.
Sc est X. J. GOULDiNG, Commissioner
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4 OFFER FOR SALE HATS OF NICE
quality from $50 to $50. HATS scwed and
bleacLed, persons furnishing braid Also, STRAW
prepared ,yr bfaidlng for sale. Call ON
Miss CHALKLEy, on Jackson street,
81 23-St' One square above Adams shoekoe Hill,
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- EtEtEF.H's> SALE OF NEGROES -
I In Pursuance II the "Td"r5 Of the b=ttiet
Court OF the Cont, erato States the two GASES
the Confederate stat, c.iist l.. ). Mar}c, ana the
Confederate States er ottc IN fla" nttter II George
Meter, an ahrA enemy, made on the 18th instant
/ will sell, ON FRIDAY, the 25i instant. at IL
O'Clock, ct the tlgoh hpt-s Of iiIL, DiCEIa-u &
Go, At public auction, for cash, the following
SLAVES, II ;rnCiY:
Am anl her tnt-e 'liliIen, late the property Of
Milo O. CDter. Az ;JItu enemy.
GEORGE, aged nine year,, .ud THOMAS AGED
five years, lie tie property OF George Metzyor an
alien enemy. HENRY l.. BROOKE,
Sc Il til Receiver, District No ;.
ssIGn tUNSTABLE'S SAldE-On
FRIDAY the I'D instant, ri T. o'clock Nj ,
Will sci, IN front 81 the High CoIstabie's oifi,r,
One eN,clil 1T now SPRING WAGON,
to sau-Iy nn cNe.lu"n IN my hands against Joseph
Anple il favor Gt l.. AleSl,y
TEEMs Cash. GEORGE 4 FREEMAN,
q high Coustah, city Of Richmond.
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By Redwood, Philips x Co., Auctionccrs.
AETE WILL SELL AT THE HORSE
w LOT, on SATURDAY NEXT at 10 O'Clock,
Several saddle ana Harness HiOfees,
three year old Colt a fine animal,
: fine Mules,
Spring WAGON, Harness, *.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & co,
Sye u Auctiuneers.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Tlc next regu-
y lar session Of my SCHOOL will commence On
the LIST of OCTOBER. Number Of pupils limited
Pupils may be entered now, as my summer school
Is IN SESSION. Former patrons should apply at
once. One hundred dollars FOR the first quarter,
WILLIAM Il. JOHNSON,
Sc 2-2taWtWt Grace street, above Eighth.
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NOTICE, NOTICE-Stolon from my

IA VIIVEJ NUIIt E.--fotOlrn iTOm my
Y pasture a thoroughbred DARK BAY MARE,
nnc OF ten years Old, and about ntteen hands hieh,
which sucking colt at the time she was taken
she has no flesh marks about her except small
s'ar, resembling Old horn, between the eye and
ear. She does not pace, bat has il fine active trut
and walk. Will give S300 Tor her recovery, dou-
bic the amount Tor the detection OF the thief
W. L. WALKER,
Sc -2-lOt~ Dover, GGochland county.
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CALT NOTICE. will issue-SAIT ia
} , the people OF Hanover at the store OF Glaze
book a Thomas, III the city of Richmond, Oh
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the
28th, 18th and Goth days of September. Pfce al
the salt, l6i cents per pound. Applicants must fun
nisii their own bags.
Sc 23-2t GEORGE W. BOSWELL, AGENT
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hR. HOPSON will NOT preach in SYCA-
DdMORE CHURCH, according to announce
meat OH Sunday The regular services At the usual
hours, Sc 23r-ltf
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TREASURY DTPtbraref
toSFRbEHATR STATFs ~ AutHt,, "i
hicHMoSb, September II, 1851
ID EGULATIQNS FOR THE ASyt,.,.
T. MINT OF -FOUR PER CENT CE4'f,,N.-
CAIES Or BONDS, ISSUED UfSDER TN ~
OF FEBRUARY u, 1861. AND HELD AZ -, ~ I
S ~, - ~, OK @oLDiEks IN fHE CONFEbEEtTE
STATES ARhT.-Ihesc Certificate or r. ~
be assigned iii presence Of TIE c.mrnapt,,, .. 81
OF 4dlHt4Ht Ct the regiment o. Whqh M.
holding H." s;,ma may teiaag, 20 o. ~. t,.. y,
~''' d OH or ~ The woid, " Executed t.l.... w. ''
'n' !, A. ohi,4'"s. q TRENHOLM
- -I-t-t atsretlty Of tie fr.t..,,.
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Ey Williamson Il Co., Auctioneers,
No 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.)
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MADISON " tHp-
At City Hall, office Of CITY Collector. on Ihgr.-
day and fIriIy, September 22d and I'D, h.m 4
II Ia & + NJ
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ment and those who truckle at the feet
offs enemies that their dishonor may
End them favor. In this WY we have
a divided North, but itgis'all that Il
pure and perfect ii principle placed 10
antagonisms to the mutually attractive
spersiclessoi corruption, joined TO- Que
fostering whole, that had previously be-
longed to all parties. Mr. Weed makes
the division, aul places the friends Of
the Union on one side aud himself on
the other. EESfssfl
rl.et- Union men stand : fam and u
double victory awaits them. 1: They
have two powerful enemies to contend
.wi:h-a South united iut the cause Of
secession and cuppcrheaa combine
lion sworn TO sustain ii. Both are
founded upon wrong. and both must
fall. together. ). Il their topple they
vii! 's drWg;. Nv With r., then much that has,
and womb t''reyer have, cursed the ma:
sions' dust 50 zwerest|.c angels divided
in Heaven, aud just 50 did portion
fall. 4a'to T,;t 2n;sooj SsT sv&,5@Hh :
49,
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NEWS FROM sULLY.

Mr J A. Russell arrived last night
diroot from Fort Rice. He came from
Sioux CRY Overland direct Ito NIankoto
witha party ut iupr. al saw 40 In
dians orssigns pf Indiups on his route.
lHe lsit Fun lfiee o.lstho 2Sthof Ju.
" W iisn Suis md lctt 90 The !; 9th,
in d direction due west, bound for Vel
lowstonc River, where he was going tn
build FL t, tobo called Fort Steven.
son. On the 25th Of July party Of
30, Rees, Mandaus aud Gros Nentres.
accompanied by . soldier, arrived from
Fort Berthela, reporting that 20 lodge
es Of hostileTsSioux were aseembled on
Knife river, awaiting the approach OF
Gen. SuIly with vlewlof giving him
battle. " Sullys had then been four days
out, and as their nurses were used IN
and inonc were 10 bcishad at the lost,
they decided to return to- Fort .Berthold
to procure fresh horses and thence start
out to ovcrtake Sully.
The location Of the hostile Sioux is
only q short distance north Of Sully's
intended route, aud it. would require
but slight divergence from his course
toreach them. The probability is that
ere this he has fought-a battle will,
them: 81 The rumor of. his defeat given
atfew days ae" Mr.: Russell pronouiices
q gc0Mau2.-frcxs. ia;sssaepa sfaqsft 20 +
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CHER1FF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
- cutfon issued out Of and under the seal Of the
District Court Of the Fourth judicial District in and
TOR the county Of Stearns and state # Minnesota,
upon audgment rendered and docketed in said court
on the Sd day Of May A. D. $780, In action therein
pcnding wherein Thomas C.. Alden Is plaintiff and
Franklin ssson is defendant in favor Of said plaintiff
and against said defendant for the Of Sixtyseven
dollars and ortynine cents (s6749) and dollar
and ten cents additional COSTS and interest on
the cum OF sixtyefght dollars and ffty-nine cents
($6S59) from the said third day of May A. D. $780,
have this day levied upon the following described real
property the property of the said defendant Franklin
Ssssn at the time Of the dockeng aforesad of the
Judgment aforesaid aud described as follows, to wit:
The west half Of the south east quarter of section
number fourteen (14) in township number one hum
dred and twenty-four (12D north Of range number
twenty-eight ( west, in the St. Cloud land district
and containing according to the United States survey
thereof eighty (SO) acres of land net measure Now
therefore notice s hereby given that will sell the
above described real property in separate parcels Of
forty acres each according to the legal subdivisions
thereof to the highest bidder therefor for cash. at the
front door of the Court House in st. Cloud. in said
county Of Stearns, on SATURDAY, the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER. A. D. 1854, at o'clock in the after
noon Of said day to satisfy the said execution and in
terest and costs. PHILIP BEAUPRIE,
1.,.g i :. ,.,ra. Sheriff Of Stearns county, MINI.
WV. J. Parsons Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated St. Cloud, Minn Aug. 18th, 1864. au1s-6w
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acoPPERHEAD: .DEvELoPE-
MENTs.


An Armed, Insurrection Preparing.
= 7.,',''- y .>' {. lxbiANxroL1s, Aug. Fl.
=! Some days ago Gov: Morton re-
ceived a letter from the East stating
that q large quantity of arms were be-
ing shipped ito partiesain Indiana: On.
the ii Eth inst. ~ four boxes were re-
ceived addressed to .JH j.. Parsons, firm
Of Ii. H. Doddsr& Go. of thi, city.
Last night swenty-two:moro to the same
address were received d and drayed to.
eDodd's office. military authorities
Immediately placed . guard around the
building and took possession of the
boxes. Upon examination, they were
found to ooDtain, revolvers Of the best
quality and 6xed ammunition. J.e:J.
Parsons, j and ts Chaa; d @. Hutchinson,
Dodd's partners, ana VIM: Harrison,
Grand Secretary of.the conspiracy were
arrested aad placed under guard at the
Soldiers Home 4, The two former we're
released .upon taking the oath Of ale
glanee. This evening, . book con tanning
: list Of the Sons Of Liberty was found
il Dodd'. Sc, including 10 Secretary
and Auditor q the State, the Attorney
Generel and j. J. Bingham. editor
Of the Sentinal, and the names Of
four,. hundred rebel prisoners s third
degree members. H. II. Dodd Is Grand
I ommander, Of tie. order Of the Sous 81
.l.ibestsss il. the ltata Of Indians:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-25
the FIRST GUN OF THE; PREsI.
i s,g, DENTAL CAMPAIGN. ..:u,.

Pennsylvania has just spoken. + upon
the subject Of the Presidency. She
has given the first indication Of the re-
suit in November Ninety Moasund
neujority has she cast in favor Of the
propositionto let her soldiers vote for
President and5Vice' President This is
a. very " satisfactory test & Of the
strength Of parties in the keystone
State;p 1.-THE Union men ii all being
in NJ favor ofaithee soldiers i, voting,
eDemocrats about as unanimously op-
posed. Add the roll of Pennsylvania
soldiers who will all vote the: Union
ticket to ninety thousand, and we have
a pretty good index to q the, majority
which Pennsylvania next. fall will roll
zip for Lincoln and johnson over, the
ticket Of the bogus Democracy which
will be- put in nomination BY Vallan-
digham 4 Co. at Chicago; +Hts.ouri;
xDCUtVCIuks ADJ. H.,