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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-01-13
Executive Department North Carolina,
Adjulanl Generals Office,
Raleigh, Dec. rs, 1863.
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THE following act q the General Assembly Of
Il North Carolina is published for the infotma-
ton Of all concerned e az
IN .fct 10 amend an .4cf in relation 10 the
lEEtia and q Guard for Home Defence. 81
sec.l. BE il enacted by The General Assembly Of
the state Of North Caroline, and il is hereby enacted
by the authority Of the same, That neither The Cox
ernor Of this State, nor the officers acting under an
act ratified on the 9Th day Of July, 1863 entitled
act il relation to The Militia and Guard for Home
Defence shall call out for drill or muster The persons
enrolled under said act oitener than once month in
company drill or ollener than twice year in batla-
Ion drIll, which battalion drills shall take the place
Of the company drills for the month ia which they ere
appointed unless when called into actual service 10
rcpe invasion or suppress instruction, TO execute
The laws Of The state. s6...s.>.,, +. +. to-
Sec.2 Be h further enacted, That the Governor
shall have the power 10 use the Guards for Home De-
fence er the purpose Of arresting conscps and de-
sclers Pr0rdsd they shall not be ordered upon this
duy beyond the limits Of the counties in which they
reside Or The coanties adjacent thereto. t 80
Sec.3. BE il further enacted, That In addition 10
che exemptions contained in the act to which thisis
al amendment, there shall be exempt county com.
rssloncn appointed under an act entitled IAN act
lo the reet Of wives and families Of soldiers in the
army, Ncgular millers, blscksmilhs who hsseiesiab.
lished shops necessary operatives in factories aud
foardfesthc Attorney General, Soliciio Of the Sc
veal circuits and eoun,ia, physicians Of Eve years
practice contractors with the State or Confelerats
government. one editor 10 each newspaper and the
Necessary composiiors, mail carriers professors In
colleges and teachers in academies Provided that
this exemption shall only apply 70 the dtills spe-
Gifted N this II, and net 10 service when the Guard
| for Home Defence is called into the field.
Sec. 4. Be il further enacted, That for failure 20
attend At bsttslion OF reeimenta Jr each field eff
Ger shall forfeit and pay one hundred dollars each
Captain and other officers who shall ailo muster and
drill their companies the times appointed shall forfeit
and pay for each failure ffiy dollars and Il non.
cormissoned officer or private shall fail 10 attend a,
any drill. he shall forfeit and pay not less Than Eve
nor more than twenty-five dollars; Propided, that
every absentee shall be allowed until the next muster
20 make his excuse. The Enes shall be aJiudeej nv
reginental and company courts martial, aud judg.
menis arc 10 be entered up aud the zines collected IN
\ the same mode and in accordance with the Militia
Law Of North Carolina, pared at the second SESSION
OF the General Assembly, 1861.
Sec.5. BE 10 further enacted, That the Surgeon
General, BY and with the advice and consent Of the
Governor, may appoint surgical boards, no. exessd.
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Notice. Confederate Tax.

4 I rE = saA ~
~ Notice Confederate Tax. 49, -
TNHE Assessors for Orange essnty. with The Co.,
= leeisr, will attend atthe following times nd
places 6r the purpose of taking hist of Salaries,
Incomes and Pro6s, imposed BY Sections 7th and
sh. Tax Act, ALSO the gross ausntity Of SALES Of AZ
registered persons, viz: Merchants, Tanners 6hss.
Makers Butchers, Manufacturers, &c. e. snRstas
The CoiIecisr will be prepared 10 receive fhs Tar
nsat cattle, business and prsiesseas and all etA-
ef tex that may be due at that time. .t
II At White Cross on Monday, 4th January, 1864
!. Thomas ]. Catesis, on Tuesday the 9Th.
J. w. Miles's, on Wednesday the 9Th.
Cedar Grove. ON Thundsy the It'll hss ere
!" Tolar's, on Friday the,stk, 81 .isss ~ i
Hillsboroush, on Saturday aid Msn1sy, the Oh.
and 18th, -.
80. Caldwell, on Tuesday the 18TH.
]" Red Mountain, on w ednesdsy the 18th.
Mang1m's Store. on Thursday the l4th
Lipscomb's, on Friday the lsth. u
Durhsms, on Monday The nth. e,t3 af
: CUTTERS, on Tuesday the 18th.
= Chapel Hill, on Wednesday and Thursday, -
18th and 7sth. -
All Tax payers are requested TO attend promptly,
with their lists made sui and avoid the penalties q
'ns "'lr Tim. C. STROUD, m 49,,
MA. Angler,
December l6ads1sq ~ s9H s5-4ws
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NOTICE.

4 WILL LEAVE Greeasbsrourh on the SIN Of
Febfuaij nett. ifilI.borsush The 0 d and Colds
Borough The 10th. Tor the army of Northe,n Virgins.
All Petsons desifou. Of sending boxes. viii please have
ihem ready on ihe absr named days. weighed,
marked aud properly directed. small parcels cannot
70 taken. Boxes willbe taken on 81 The intermediate
slaftana
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Dividend No. 9.-HilIsboro' Savings
Z Institution. -

At Meeting Of the Directors Of the Hillsbpro'
a Savings Institution this day held, Dividend of
Twenty per cent, upon the Capital Stock was de-
cared for the last six months, payable on the 10th
instant I JOHN U. KIRKLAND, Cashier,
January list D e. 9 IT.
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: NOTICE,

HAVING taken special letter. oflAdninstsetion
- on The estate of Dr. e. NJ, SCOTT, deceased,
Il Will offer foi sale at the late RESIDENCE OF said de-
ceased, on Tuesday the eth inst, the following pro.
perry, TO vii: Mules, Cows. Hogs. Sheep, one two
horse Wagon, one Carriage, armins Tools House.
hold and kitchen Ruralture, one set splendid Surgi-
cal instruments. large lot Medical aud other books,
and ether articles not named. Terms made known
on day Of sale. a.nr
J. c. M'CoWN. speGl. Admir-. :
January 9Th. Tilt
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afthe,lstA ul,ino. Loss heavy. No insu-

rance.
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Hillsboro' Savings Institution, 1

Ias $500 800 49, 4 yeHl,asl d o9asi raEs
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TNHE following act Of the General Assembly
l. North Carolina is published for the infotm
ton Of all concerned: il 6A'
IN .7ct 10 amend an .4cf in relation 10 a
lEEtia and q Guard tor Home Defence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-01-13

MI vs.. iUSkE will resume her school on Friday
= as'h Of January. Terms-s3s oo.paid in adj
Ian III. os-at
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NOTICE

I SHALL Offer for sale at my house in HILLSIDE.
rough on Thursday the 18th day Of January
Instant, large lot of Household and Kitchen Fur
nitnre, consisting in part Of Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Crockery Ware of all descriptions, and all necessary
ny other articles not enumerated.
Terms CASH, or notes with good security, pays
bic six months after dale. q S-.r..
.e.al 81 81 PHEBEg CLANCY.
%, January 9th. IS Is 0e Rl A-tds
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"A LARGE COOKING STOVE, complete, for
= sale; together with three or four large Ovens,
and other castings all completes will be sold At the
same time and on the same TERMS Come all, and
see, snd buy. L. t Nl Hl vl
Nj WALTER A. sfIlOMPS0N.
January stb. ~ a7-tds
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30
The Christmas Jubilee

Was, 10 all respects. perfect success
The attendance was quite AS large as had
been an an.ic,pated, and nothing occurred 20
mar the festivities OF the day. The Ia
bles at the Town Hall wers~bounlifully
spread, and, while they afforded an am
pie feast for tie guests of the occasion,
they afforded more "material aid" in the
sale OF tickets for dinners. The entire
proceeds Of The jubilee amounted TO not
less than $500, of which over 800 was
in money. We but speak the unanimous
sentiment OF all interested, when we say
that we feel more than satisfied with the
result Of the enterprise which we believe
will exert widespread and lasting in.
tluence for good.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

HARPERs MAGAzINE.-The January num-
Der of this popular magazine is reccived.-
Ii contains a quantity of embellishments
aud excolent reading matter. The follow.
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A tour through Arizona Heroic deods of
Horoic Mon After tho Storm; Scenes in
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my Dear; Toms Education; Tho Life of
Flowers Shoridan's Battle of Winchester !;
Nora and /; Tho Sunbeam jamie Thomp.
sons Lovers Armadale; An American War
Correspondent: in England; Our Mutual
Friend; Monthly Record ; Literary Notices !;
Editors Easy Chair; Editors Drawer (;
Fashions.
This magazine furnishes fund of useful
aud entertaining reading, at "a low price.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

RI' Further details OF the death OF Mr..
Day ton state that he was visiting an
American lady, when he was seized with
ilneas His obsequies were celebrated
in The American Church at Paris on the
9th of December. N>-' great solemniiy.
A detachment Of troops escorted the ,e.
mains as guard Of hono,. The Empe.
ror and Prince Napoleon were represents
ed, and the Minis'er OF Foreign Affairs
and ;he whole Diplomatic corps were
present. All the French papers. even
those most hostile 10 the cau.e oi the
Union, pay warm tributes TO Mr.. Day ton S
memory.
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HOME DEPARTME ENT.

ES-With the present number, com.
mences the sixteenth volume OF the Dem.
ocrat, and the seventh under lis present
management. We me happy TO say
that its circulation rather increases han
dimnishes. and til at it is in as prosperous
condition AS We could reasonably ask.
Thankful for past fsvors. aud hoping TO
merit continuance Of the pnblic conf.
dence and support. we wish our patrons
IA HAPPY New YEAR.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

have heen Standard Remedy for over 80 years.
and are the most e0eclual one ever known for
all complaints peculiar to FEMALES. To all class
es they are invaluable, inducing, NTH certainty,
periodical regularity. They are known TO thou
sands throughout The country, who have used
them at different periods, having the sanction Of
some ol the most eminent american Physicars.
Explicit Directions uIM each BUr. Pricc GLs
Doi'ar per- Bor, or Boxes for IS, containing
from so to 90 Pills. Pills sent BY mail, promptly,
secure from observation, by renting TO the Pro-
prietors SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENER-
ALLY. HulCHlNGS g. HlLLYER,
Proptetors,
81 Cedar Street New York.
Sold by Cook g. McGowan, Chardon; S Moo
dey. q. II. Lee and D. II Parmly, Painesville;
II. f. Kellogg and Cook IL Smead, Madison;
Burr & Bales, Woughby. 77Sy .dec9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card to the Suffering.

C,WALLOW Two or three hogsheads Of "Bu.
= chu," Tonic BItters," Sarsaparilla," Ner
vous Antidotcs." 81, Ne, nc and, after you
arc satisfied with lhc result then Try one box OF
OLD DOC FOR DuCHAN'S ENGLISH SPE.
ClflC PlII.S-upd be restored 10 hra lth and Wig
or in less than thirty days. They arc purely veg
stable, pleasant TO take, prompt and salutaSy in
their effects on the brokend Jwu aud shattered
constitution. Old and young can lake them wit,
advantage. Imported and sold in the United
States only by JAMES ). Bu lLER,
No i27 Broadway, New York.
9J Agent ter .he United States.
?. S-A Box OF the Pills securely packed, will
be mailed to any address, on receipt of price,
which 10 ONE DOLLAR, post paid-money re.
funded by tho Agent, il entire salilaclion is not
given. ICONS
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Special INCOME TAX.

L OF tho State Of Ohio, having this day rem.
dered 10 me his SPECIAL INCOME LIST,
containing the Special Income DuIy OF Five per
centum levied upon the gains and profits, or Ia.
come for the year 1868, under the JOINT Resoiu-
tion OF Congress, passed July 4lh, 1864:
Notice is Hereby Gwen, To all persons
liable 10 pay such duty within the County of Ge.
augn in said District, that said duty so sssessed
has become due and payable. and that the same
will be received AT the office OF E. V. Canfied,
ESQ, in the village of Chardon until aud ncud.
ing the 3st day Of Dec 1864. Ii not paid
within ten days after demand, ten per cent will
be added TO the mount OF tax. United Sldtes
and National B INK CHrreury oniV received.
HENRY FASSEr'P, Collector
Internal Revenue, l9Ih District of Ohio.
Ashtabulu, Ohio, Nov. 2ith, 1864. I'M
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

A NUaBER Of yeats ha, elapsed since tho in
PRODUCTION Of lIOSrErrERS CELEBRATED
Bll"rERS tothe public. The prejudice existing
in the miGds OF many persons against what are
donominatod patent mediein.s, at FIRST greatly
retarded it's sulc but, as its virtues auJ merits
became Known, this barrier OF prejudice W as at
last overihrown. and the demand increased 80
rapidly that in n few years scarcely village 81.
istcd in the United State. in which the afflicted
had not experienced the benefits arising from the
use o. the Bit RS and ut ,he present day, IN
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, lhero are To
be found vouchers for .hc great merits OF thu ar.
found. See Advertisement Fo, sale by Drug.
gi!s and Dealers generally everywhere 7GowI
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

arOur paper is full, but the variety, owing to
the delinquent list and the Jubilee proceedings,
somewhat limited. We'll, we appreciate holiday
as much as anybody, though we seldom have !
and, if our city contemporaries fortunate ttlows y
can suspend eni'oly every now and then, we
trust we may be excused for being onlya tribe
less interesting than usual, once year
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

S,s~Gon. LYONS robel forces struck the
louisville aud Nashville railroad ut +, IA.
bethtown, few days ago, and destroyed II
few spans over Bacon Greek. They then
turned noiihward, threatening the import.
ant trrs'le works at Muldruugh's Hill. La.
oranges brigade. Of McCook's division, is
close upon Lyons roar.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

sssr The EngNish papers are regarding the
operations of Shcrmsn with greater lntcr-
cst than they have ever yet shown in Amer
lean af,rs. Southern sympaihizu,s, OF
course. donounco tho Government of the
Uhted States for the disaster TO tho Fiori
da. The Tunes strongly urges the opening
of negotiations ia America.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

Ey-We make no apology for devo,iug so
much of our space to the toasts and re-
ponses at the Christmas Jubilee in this
village, AS the occasion was one in which
our readers, both at home and in the ar.
my, with but few exceptions, feel a
lively interest. 1t should here be noted
that they were interspersed with good
music BY the Glee Club. under the lead
ershlp of Mr.. Rogers.
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L INEN AIf NInXAlITS INNAIlh

Published for the beneft, aud as a Caution to
Young Men and others who sulFer from Nor.
vous Debility. Early Decay, and their kindred
ailments supplying the means of Selfcurc. BY
one who has cured himself afer being a victim
OF misplaced conf Hence in medical humbug and
quaekery BY enclosing postpaid directed en-.
velope, single copies may be had ot lhr auher,
NAruANIsL MAvrAlR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co,
New York. 7slyl
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YOU WISH TO BE CURED!
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80 dnis, the woIst cases OF NERVOUSNESS,
lnipot 'ncy. Premature decay, Seminal Weak
meas, Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual and her.
vons Affections. no matter from what cause pro-
duccd. Price, One DolIar per box. Seat, post.
paid, by matt, on receipt oi an order. One Box
will perfect the cure in most cases. Address
JAMES S. BUTLER.
General Agent, 427 Broadway, N. York.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs clear aud
give strength 10 tho voco OF Singers, aud
are indispensable 10 Public Speakers.
Thaue nerer changed my mind respecting
them from the first, erceptiug TO think yet
betttr Of that tchich began thinkiug ,peH or"
REV. HENRY WARD BEECnER.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

The mau that has nothing to boast Of but
his iiiustrious ancestors, is like " potato
plant al! tho good belonging to him is un.
dor the ground.
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i d. TAYLOR,
MARY A. TAYLOR.
Claridon, Dec. 28tb, 1864.

Geauga County Agricultural Society.
The Annual Meeting of tho Geauga
County Agricultural Society will be held
on Monday, the oh day of January, 1865.
Members, and all those interested in the
Society, are requested to attend.
BY order of the President.
r. HITCHCOCK, Secretary.
Burton, Dec, 20;h, 1864.
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NAVY Yard at Fairport.

At a meeting of the citizens o. PAines
vile. held in WIcoS's Iiall, Saturday
evening, l7lh lust, Messrs. Geo. Z,
Paine, G. A. Avery, D. X. Page, S S
Osborne. II. G. Gray, G. c. Jennings,
L. P. Pike, S. Butler, S. Marshall, G. D..
Adams, IL, Steele. II. G. Williams, S.
Mathews, A, Wilcox, Geo. Everett, H.
Craw. G. Morse, r. w. Skinner, aud G.
c. Smith, were appointed committee to
present 10 Congress the advantages Of
Fairport, at the mouth Of Grand River,
for Navy Yard and Depot.
A. WILCOX, Chairman.
GEo. E. PAINE. Ssc'y.
Alta meeting Of the Committee, Deo
19,h special Committee OF Geo. E Paine
G. G. Jennings and Collins Morse, was
appointed TO prepare statistics, and report
TO the Committee at an adjourned meet
ing, Dec. 2Glh 1864.
GEO. E. PAINE, Chairman Com.
We arc glad TO see the people Of Lake
County moving in this matter. The Ma
w Yard should be located at the place
which presents the most natural advan.
tages, and we believe it TO DO in the pow
er OF the committee appointed for the pur-
pose to show that Fairport is that place.
The superiority of lis advantages to those
of Cleveland is TOO obvious to require
comment We. sud all the people of
Geauga, vote for Fairport.
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A Card.

We would hereby acknowledge our obi.
cations, and express our thanks, to the nu.
merous friends. old aud young, who, yester-
day afternoon and last evening filled our
house, rendered kind greetings, and left
substantial offerings to tho amount of Soy.
enty. Five Dollars.
l. ID. TAYLOR,
MARY A. TAYLOR.
Caridon, Dec. 28tb, 1864.
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NJ RED.

In MiddeGo'd, at tho residence of NJ. B
Waters, T. the brides father, on Thurs.
day, tho 22d inst, by Roy. r, D. TAYLOR,
Mr.. ORRlN j BATES. of Me;opotamia,
and Miss LUCIA A WATERS.
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Dr. Cheeseman's Pills

were the commencement of new era in the
treatment oi Irregularities and obstructiOns thnt
nave consigned So many 10 premature grave.
No female can enjoy good health urless she is
regular; and whenever an obstruction axes
place the general health begins to decline. These
Pills form he fn~st preparation eper pnt forward
with IMMEDIATE and psRsIsTE I SUCCESS. DO
NOT BE DECEIVED. Take this advertise
ment to Your Druggist. and tell him you ,caut the
BEST aud mos, RELIA Bile FEMALE Ned
,cine a Ms !lorld which is comprised in these
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

Tie an1s lots, and parts Of os rda,ncd dia2uet By tie
Treasurer Of Gea@ga County, toyeber wM tie huces and
penalty cha,yed thereon ag,cey to sO, are contained and
described ~ the fAoavjng HS to aUH:
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NOTiCE.-1'he undersigned, having sold his
" Meat Market and ether property in Churdon,
preparatory to moving away, would urge all hav.
ing unsettled accounts with him, to call and set.
tle.immcdi ately. J. II. CHASE
Cha-don, Dec, 10th, 1864 1874
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DR.. A. McGRA w,

Physician and Surgeon, Nowbury Center.
Geauga County, Ohio, takes TINS method 10 in.
spond to all calls in the line OF his pro essen.
7s0yl
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NOTICE. The Undersigned has been duly
~ appointed and qualified as administrator OF
the estate of Neri Wright deceased, late of Clar-
idon, Geauga County, Ohio.
]. c. TREAT.
Claridon, Dec. 3Uth, 1861. 73lw3
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STOVE DAMPER,

than by any other means. 1t will save HALF
YOUR FUEL, and cause the apartment TO he
thoroughly and evenly warm. Each Damper
will save you TEN DOLLARSs year. No time
shod be lost in having one placed in every Stove
pipe in the house My agents will canvass the
city, and pui them in for those who wish them.
A iew more good, energetic agents wanted in
III city and one IN every township in the county,
All orders promptly attended TO-
n. B.--Thr pamper mentioned above is not
one that is pcddIcd thro' the streets Of the city,
formed OF Two IIalves. f. NJ HUBBARD'S
DAMPER is composed of lhr,e paris, with the
upper oul lower pieces bell.shaped, ana work.
ing on q central screw, by which the draft of the
chimney eau he lesscned il necc snry.
7sOu ClIAuNCEY RICHARDSON,
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New Years Ball.

V>HE Subscriber will give New Years Bal
i at ine Chardon Holel, MONDAY, January
3D. 1868, at 4 O'Clock 7. NJ, Mqsic--ptley's Co.
tiIlan band. Bill--S3,00,
Come, lovers of the Macy dance,
Who think TO dance no sin
Be merry! dance the Old Year out,
And hail the New One M
NELSON BENTON.
Chardon, Dec 23d, 1854.
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ana notice Is hereby
"
On tie Mid Tuesday in January nen " ~ "'''
ud %
% ofornlo " sal G G
ChlrJon 10 Dccenbe b N'N '0""'y '7"a'''
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French Breakfast and Binner
G O F T E E

OWING to the very high price Of Coffee, and
" the great difficulty in procuring good, uni
form and reliable article, our customers have
often exprcssed wish iha, they could he supplied
from first hands. |, was the intention of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-22
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of writ of feri facias issued from the
G terk's ofiice Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
pose public sale for cash, at the Auction Store
Of Messrs. Green Williams, corner Of 7th aud d
next 1864, commencing at 10 O'Clock asm., the fol-
lowing goods and chattels in part to wit, viz
Lot Chairs Cottage Bet Furniture
] Wardrobe 8Toilst Sets
IA Feather Pillows eCbamber Sets
B Mattresses 2Feather Bolsters
Lot Curtains Bureaus and Glass
2Spreads Blankets
9Comforts Is Sheets
Stand and Glass 4Sad Irons
Buckets 4Pitohers
Baskets Coal Hod, Urn and Brush
Coal Sitter Plate Warmer
il Cases Warhe Iron
Nest Boxes 2Shades Cloths Pins &c
Lot Crockery 2 Tubs and Boards
Bed stesds.
Seized and levied upon as the goods and chatteh
of Chauncey g. Wood and Parmelia g. Wood. aud
will be sold to satisfy er facias No l2sl, in favor
of James G. Mcclure. W. LAMON,
q. s. Marshal. D. G.
&C 21.dts GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts