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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

A foxhunter, somewhat stricken IN
years, consulted DR.. Abernethy. The
mans digestion was not as good as i. had
been. He had lost his appetite; man
delighted MIN not, nor woman either.
"Sir," said Aberuetby, "you drink
great deal" "Now," said the foxhunter,
when relating the interview, "now cup
posing Go drink good desl, what the
devil was that to him p
A literary gentleman called upon him.
He, too, had disordered stomach. "Of
course you have" said AberDethy, "a
half blind man could tell that by your
nose"
He used TO have his wine of merchant
whose name was Lloyd. He one day
called to pay for a pipe, and thrust q
handful Of papers containing fees into
the wine merchants hand. stop, stop,
Doctor, there may be much more here
than you have to pay" "NeVer mind.
Lloyd, can't stop. You have them al
[ had them"
He was very careless of money He
would receive heavy fee, place the
money on the table, and forget all about
It. LEAD me not into temptation" is the
hottest, because the humblest prayer.
Some few of his pupils were led into
temptation. The loss of money was SO
considerable that the surgeon determined
ascertain who was the delinquent. Ha
marked the money, aud appearing sud-
denly before his pupils said, "Now, young
gentlemen, be pleased to show me your
purses" The thieves were discovered
and dismissed.
He was one day about to perform an
operation-a very painful one. AS was
his custom, he took care to see for him.
self that all the required Instruments
we're at hand, and in first rate order. 81
think everything is all right" said one
Of his assistants. "No, sir, everythingis
not all right" replied DR.. Abernethy.
Get napkin TO conceal those terrifying
instruments. The man need not bs
horri6ed by the sight"
The memory OF DR.. Aberpethv was
singuiarlE active and tenacious. A friend
of poctical turn of mind composed some
verses complimentary of Mrs. Abernethy,
which he recited after dinner on her natal
lay. Abernethy listened atteutively,
aud immediately after the reading termi-
aated exclaimed, "Come, that is good
Joke, to attempt passing those verses of
* your original composition. II know
hem by heart;" aud Abernethy at once
repeated them without the mistake Of a
word The poet was astounded, mystlfed,
angry! The amused host explained, and
offered to repeat verGatina any piece CT
about the same length which any oIs-iu
the company would recite.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
COLLINS SMITH,

Il aEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries. Provisions
Hardware, Quesnswere, Cutlery, and all
Goods usually feCnd in a coGGtry Store
Couderspert NoT Il, 1861
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
lady Farming.

Miss e. Wilt, of Neville, writes to
the n. Y. Tribune Twenty years age
[ aud a younger sister Inherited half q
small fertile farm containing 126 acres.
Our father was dead, and our brothef.
gone to the West; but, being unwilling
to leave the home Of our ancestors, I
borrowed money at 6 per cent. from our
kind ueighbors, to buy and stock the
farm. The debt was all paid Of before
the war, and some money il national
bank. We hire hand in summer by
the month, and by day hands to assist ia
cutting and threshiug the crops; ren bo.
one plough, and some years have 100
barrels of -four If any bereaved widow
or daughter Gas the war will make mauyb
will be encouraged BY our success, l will
be amply rewarded for my commuuica-
ton but lady that is afraid of q hoe or
rake is not fit for a farmer-she must
have courage aud energy"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
H r. OLmSTED

DEALER N STOVES. TN 4 SHEET IRON
WARE. Main St. nearly opposite the Court
House Coudersport. Pa. Tin and Sheet
IRON Ware made ts order in good style, Gu
short notice.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

II ~ IL LII - ~ y ~ - 4 ~
A GENTS for the Collection of Clail 5
"a against the United States and State Go :
such as Pension, Bounty, 3rrem
of Paw &c. Address Box 95, Harrisburg, Pa
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
; pTUUR &. OLNSWED.

trTORNET / CUUNSELLGR At Law
,ouierspcrt Pa, viii attend to All buSlhes.
arruztet to his oere, with pre- nHt4eS amt
J, iry. 9Ece OF SothUs't st 90 'Acr oi A@in
md Fourth strG6ts.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
D. Z. GLMSTED,

aEALER N DRY GOODS, EEAB4-nADE
Clothirg, Crockesy, Groceries, &c, Main ST.,
Coudersport, "a.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

The notorious guerrilla, Quaatreli, died
in the Louisville Military Hospital, on
Wednesday, from the effects OF wound
received On the 10th Of May last.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
AnrrRrIsEMENrs inserted At the folIowing

ADMINISTRATOR OF T1'1707'7 "a
Rnsinrss cards, lines or less, per year 90
5prcis,l and Editorial Notices, PEI. fine, ~
u*Au transient advertisements must be
oaid in advance, and no notice will be taken
sf advertisements from distance, unless they
srp accompanied by The money or satisfactory
-efeeence.
r 4z@Blanks, and JOB Work~ot al KlhuS' at
sendeG 20 promptly and faithfully.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28

5. .rTORNEY At Law. Coudersport. Pa, viii
regularly attend the Ceurss IN Potter ah'
tke adjoining Counties.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-06-28
THE
POTTER JOO RN AL
PUBLISHED BY
NJ. wv. McAIarney, PROPRIETOR
81 so pr YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

*.*Devoted to the cause of Republicanism,
the interests of Agriculture, the advancement
of Education and the best good of Potter
county. Owning no guide except that OF
Principle, it will endeayer to aid in the work
of more fully Freedomizing our Country.
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS,

Iayrrroor-steamship City Of Dubiin--Mr aud Mrs Mer-
iish, Mrs Hin, Rosa Hill
otAscov--steamship Rr,,annaMr and Mrs cowsn, Miss
Cowan Mr and MRS Richie Crowel Mr. McCutcbeon Mrs
Watson and children Mrs Barker
HAvAsA-stsamsh,p Corsics.Mrs Noon two children
and servsnt Jamrs McNf,lsn X Lnnier, JAS y Bliss
nrooSe Miss Marv kylward Kropetok, II Schmidt Mrs
u Pbeps Mrs Ann Wilson and two children Chas spencer
Nav M Weecb Enibleton Mr. and Mrs Limb, Mr
iIarsrr,y q o johnson, Mr. and Mrs y Thonp.on Mrs
HrsTs Miss Henry, Gomez, Mr. and Mrs q E Mcmillan
iawrence, WIN Collins. Williamson, Mr. and MT, Barr,
Mas parr Mss @ Savage James Dean, y ID Taylor
atnsrt M Johnston. george Fox Mr. and Mrs Jos Wiling
ii Ban, Mr. Montgomery, j. schrmshaw, stevens
Henry Rjyas Ewing rhos Boock. Samuel Bostook, Mr
syphsr VIM Thompson, Jas Ferynson Mrs Raheniag sud
cSHd. Mr. and Rlchards H Racey. Schucheri Mrs
A q James and I'VE children; Thos Lyon, John Jones,
Tarkin Kohn Master Tho Derby and brothers Wm Taylor
WIN Parshaw, John Clark Robert Mcuaske James Glies,
Thos REYNOLDS Jones, Pat G,nney, Mr. Rice OrOcle
VIM Bird Il Davies Lloyd, Mr.. BURKE Y zcppi. W
Kayll J Hodgman, Trebouiet. Mckenzie, ! ascna
mara. Petgrew Alexander Cameron, Geo Thnckreb
George Wells Maretz and Al deck psssengersota lSS
UAvAsA-Bark winburn-w johnson, VI Rohsow
BKnxuDA-BrgT A Darrell-Capt Newman, Mr. Carroll
Mr. Auey Miss Brecm Mira Ripley, Mr. Johnson and u In
the steerage
sr MicuAzls--Brg woodsnd-0 pmen,sl, Il Pimen.
tai, N de Dugjes, II Terchgr, u Williams
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
Brooklyn City News.

No INCREASE BorSnEs. Notwithstanding the
action Of the Board of Supervisors at their meeting
Thursday evening" resolving 70 increase the bountes TO
so00 $40o and $500, for three, tive and year rc
resolution into effect The ts the want OF funds
Numbers OF substitutes yesterday brought before
the committee, but the latter compelled TO inform
them OF the actual state Of affairs In order relieve
themselves from further trouble Of the committee
called on Provost Marshal Fowler and informed him that
the resolution increasing the bounties imperative
but chat certificates Of Indebtedness for $500 per subs
would be given hereafter the same heretofore
The fund for the payment Of certificates, appears,
also about exhausted As no effort whatever Ia made to
n the quota the prospect Of sweeping draft becomes
every day more apparent
The New York herald., 1865-02-18

the telegraph once at this place eighteen dollars and
seventy hve centsour pro rata share for paper upon
which 70 write the reports and all our readers know .nst
we have not had any but delayed dispatches" hair
dozen tmes during the month) were forced 70 the
conclusion that the Press Association was nos only
humboe, but - outrageous and oppressive nstuaaon
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
Boston Dry Goods Trade Sale.


In consequence OF the unexpected amount OF goods
offered by New England manufacturers and merchants,
already amounting TO over six thousand packages, the
great trade sale will continue through Tuesday and Wed
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

= oar-oN FRIDAY EVENING, ABOUT OCLoCS
/ between the Lafdrge House and Barnums mnseuins
large sized Opera Glass The hnder WI .s mo..sV "
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
Obituary.
OUHtWys
Professor BOND. THE AsTRofsol

PROFESSOR BOND. THK AsTR0fsoMER.
Professor Bond Of Harvard University, died yesterday
morning Of consumption He was about TO receive hon.
orable testimonials from the English National Academy.
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
Evening stock Exchange.

Stock market not very active Gold steady and &C
after call up 70 20l and at close Of report at 2o@x
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
The Rebel Associated Press an Oppressive
Tar.
rrrorn the Selma tAla

from the Selma tAla Misslssippian, Jan. 20
Yesterday, after paying the Press Association hun
drcd and fy dollars Tor reports for the month OF Janu
ary alone and hundrcd dollars tolls besides paying
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
A Sad Story.

TO THE EDrToR or THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
Your paper II such friend 10 the soldiers that
sure you will publish few words in behalf Of their
wives. am soldiers wife, with 1--WE little children
and orphan sister 10 support Ny husband has been
prisoner for nearly year aud have received
money or help Of any kind from tho government the
county Of Henrco In which live or the city of Rich
mond. have an old father In law who has four fami.
lies besides tho.fames OF two in the army to aid
lie cannot do all this, though he gives us all he has
write this 10 ggest that the government open store,
which may buy food, cotton shoes at govern.
ment prices. We look TO IL alone Tho rich do not aid
us 1 have parted With my Jcwclry and part Of my
clothing and furniture, and my children often go 10 bed
hungry. trust that the government will opcn some
way TO by which obtain the nccessarcs OF fc
gOIDIER'S WIFE
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
VIII Peace Follow the ubjugatfon OF the
Rcbelsi
AN EFFORT TO DisPkL A FANCIED DELUsTof
TIE NORTHERN MIND.

From tho Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 15.
Perhaps idea has had moro influence In keeping tho
OF tho North 10 the than the notion
that the interests of the North vitality involved in the
suppression of the rebellion and that internal peace and
stability will follow the re reestabishment Of the old gov
ernmrut
II there time when the first OF these propo.
sltions trie that time has gone by forever Have
not these conservative classes always coutended that
slave labor essent nj 10 the cultivation Of those South
ern staples upon which Northern rec and
factures dependcdS Havo they not over again
referred to the examples OF jamaica T. Domingo and
other West India Islands evidences of the ruin which
slave emancipation brings upon the agricultural and
dustria interests of country slavery abolished
by their own government throughout the United
and would like the Northorn conservatives TO tell US
why the results OF such could be carried
ot would be different In the Southern States from the
West India Islands, They perceive II thoy arc
not wilfully blud that While before the late abolition
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
Fhe Richmond Negroes Arming.

The bill put number of negroes in the military
vice. TO be used in such employment the Commander
nChief may determine will be taken up in the House OF
Representatives this morning Some local interest has
been manifested In this since known yea
terday that quite siiiayy fever had irokes out among
ocs employed various hospitals here and that they
aircddy Organizing c0ISnter companies 10 dke TIE
field dgaisx s Yankecs Several hundred OF them have
professed anxiety TO volunteer; and at Of the
hospitals yesterday y OF seventy four negroes
employed there agreed to enlist 'for the war;" and
ganzed themselves into military company In view Of
lsaislatos now pending.
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
Gold and Plum Puddings Equally Scarce
In the south.

From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb. IL.
We wonder that no one has signazeA his zeai without
knowledge by moving that the soldiers be regaled for
month or two plum puddings 1t has been proposed
In various quarters TO pay them in gold which is not
whit dclusive and impossible. While dealing in
fancics why not be liberal?
The New York herald., 1865-02-18

Iord oafburns Dauah- The Cssiss Heir 81 10
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s se pss.ssa fa'o e Sas s
4: 4: Il; ssss. ysi: f.!;.: q!
:'s one
.sn: :ssss sss s S"i
T.: Ts:sy Ssss. SsSr g M.%
sIx MORE PygLIsHHEp@ y @ THIS pay pay sro.,r.
''ssFEEEE$sE + $:5SS
coo sssa S SGpt Of % Al and Be
il s .JSSs s );
!: ysSS ,ss and
the series WIN appear weekly, six each week
$50 azHaT s%EEsE SHHsEsE; !egD .-.--..
THE s07R 52ISaR sHHsEHss sHs ~ PIRATE .,s.
PUBLISHED LAST WEEK.
''SHfE mi EHz ELS!ss ssss As1.HHFsIs., HiySss..
THE rnE Ehy.kG kfsds SssSREis SR1iszns :. !, ;.
OLD PUT; OR, DAYS Oh T
send sfs a
a. once Sa what ant they % % Of The selling
TWENTY sr sFE FHr sasH THE WORLD
Published and for sale by
r. b. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS,
No. sos Chestnut street, PhilAdslphia.
And for sale by all booksellers everywhere.
LORD OAKBURNS DAUGHTERS
HIGH LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
THE BEAUTIFUL WIDOW.
COAL AND COAL OIL.
FAMILY SECRETS
THE BROTHERS. SECRKH
FLrRrArIoNs IN FASHIONABLE LIFE.
FAMILY PRIDE.
THE LOST LOVE.
OSWALD CRAY.
THE BRIDAL EVE.
THE PRIDE OF LIFE.
BoHEMIANS OF LONDON.
THE RIVAL BELLIES.
THE DEVOTED BRIDE.
LOVE AND DUTY.
SELF SACRIFICE.
THE REFLECTED WIFE.
WOMAN IN BLACK.
PETERSON'S NEW COOK BOOK.
Prfce Of each, 81 80 In paper, or ~ In cloth. =
sale the Cheapest Book House In thC
world 10 buy or send Of books, which Ii af
T. b. PETERSON & BROTHER'S.
306 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Copes of the books will be sent verywhore
at once, free OF postage, receipt Of price BY U.S. .
For sale by +. A. BRADY, q Ann street. New York and
kvu oknep phaok md nevHsa Ger ~
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
An HI Omen for Richmend.
WAL OF GENERAL BRAGG IN TIE UTY-
Freedom or the Rebel press.

THR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAPBKs THREATENED.
tFrom the Richmond Sentinel Davis organ), Feb. a.
DO not those members OF Congress and those citizens
who refuse 10 put any unusual restrictions the power
Of bad men TO commit injury IN these unusual times
become moral bail for their good behavior Let those
who give the password and the run Of the camp 70 the
thd, they bchdre UeDlseircs We confess ourselves
amazed at the fatal weakness which
prevails where energy and vgor required 70 save the
life Of the State
All our lately received exchanges speak out with
heart and one voice OF the Fortress Monroe negotiation
aud the duties has disclosed 10 US ALL except the
Raleigh Prorsss and the Raleigh Standard which dill
hanging ont me rhis frg for surrender. The Augusta
ChrOfncte Sill doubtless also take the same ground
The New York herald., 1865-02-18

details OF such arrangement and, least Of an would n
have proper for us, as delegation 70 single out
ss we esseemed the Vrgnan then In once and as much
ss desired state to be represented IN the Cabnet
hseonseiving the spirit q car proceeding, eur Ss
reconstruction Of the Cabinet resigned the once Of
Secretary Of War; II we have unintentonally wounded
his sensi6taes we deeply regret that such
resulted from action from his construction OF
In letter accepting his resignation the resaen'
declines 70 approve the Propvtety Of his cecson 20 TO
Sgn because, he adds cannot admit the e1,stenOs me-
of power right in the legislative department. OF the
government, or In any part or branch OF " 70 con'ro
the continuance in Office Of those principal omcers IN
each Of the executive whose c
he observes that the circumstances wnicn gaso se
Mr. Seddons resignation without precedent IN CON
public opnion he denies shat the declaration OF state
delegation or even Of or both Houses entueo 20
be considered the authentic expression OF such opinion
requiring concession from Coofuinaso uepsas
Of the government" 81,
The public now Judge how far the discussion oI
such topics relevant 70 our action, and now Justly
or wisely the publication OF such correspondence,
or the spirit which pervades u, responds 70 the
proceedings and purposes OF shh delegation Inat
the friendly advice OF or ~ sS man
ncr With such claims and at such time, circum-
stance which depore for the sake Of the country
and let ~ add for the sake Of the President will not
provoke us to resenfu controversy II cannot abate
our devotion the public II does not alter our
principles Of action But since, oy the Pueiloaton OF
probaby with their consont been placed before the tn
Suna or public opinion u issue with the virginia DELE
CATION upon the question whether they should nave re-
NAMED or been retained in office Notwithstanding the
condition OF our country and al the indications Of public
sentiment this delegation does not recoi from that ISSUE
Let be decided BY the country which are respon
siblc and 70 which high executive officers ought ts
acknowledge their responsibility. Whatever else ensues
may our country be saved
By order Of the delegation o.o,,,
TKsRuASy II, 1893.
The New York herald., 1865-02-18

DHEUMATIsM NEURALGIA, &C.
IL Persons afflicted with these torturng eompants WI
End Immediate and perfect by wearing Meam T.
Co q Metallic lnsocs and voltaic bes and Armlea.
OFFICE, 40 BROADWAY. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
Goad in the Richmond Merket.

[From the Richmond Examiner Feb. a.
The brokers' combination In Richmond is still working
the gold market and having things its own way In
In Mobile on the same day IL sold for twenty
Why Is that dozen men in Richmond are allowed 70
make the price Of gold in this city for sixtyf The
thing its face is fiction and fraud and outrage;
and Is high time for Law and for public opinion to act
upon this matter
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
How the Rebel Mississippi Regiments

Got Out Oh VehnebHces
fFrom the Selma (Ala Missssippian, JAM 20
The Thirty ninth Mississippi regiment when II reached
Corinth, numbered fifteen, rank and tJe
This regiment numbered over seven hundred men
when Il lott Florence for Nashville thus losing almost all
sither in killed. scoundcd or captured Many Of the men
could not travel the retreat in consequence Of being
barefooted and unable to travel and therefore were
captured
The Thirty seventh Mississippi regiment suffered al
most severely the Thirty NINTH Tae 1nsfy evenA
It Florence Numbering hundred men, and arrived
at Corinkh aCfh siuy1vcc ssen and sir ctfcera
Thus have two regiments been destroyed, and regi-
ments too consisting Of the flower OF Mississippi What
havoc OF human lifel
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
Capture OF !. Rebel Naval Fsroe.

oa,cers and one hundred men. underline command Of
Lieutenant CTacony) Read, were recenty captured by
the Yankees Smithfeld, Isle Of Wight county
the James river eet who married the night before
his departure We do not deem prudent TO give any
think we are sufficiently explicit when we say they
started for purpose failed in accomplishing IT, and
now, doubt In Yankee prison, doing anything css
than blessing their luck.
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
PrfsOners Awaiting Transporta atf0n from
II ie pmOnds

1 From the Ric mo Examiner, Feb. r.
I We learn that aud and hfty OF our prisoners
have been brought the Yankee flag Of truce TO
Aikens Landing and awaiting transportation thence
TO Richmond, which could not be effected yesterday on
| account Of the ice u the river
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
ATEW YORK ALE FOR EXPORT AND CI9Y UeH.
MACPHERSON 4 DONALD SMITH
NEW YORK PALE BITTER ALE.

Late style Smith 3 Brother)
tention Of exporters and cons'
ndg 1f
The New York herald., 1865-02-18

Brewery West Eighteenth street. between Seventh as'l
Ef0hth
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
1ERs. WOODS NEW BOOK.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
LORD oAKBURNs DAUGBsER&
MRS. HENRY WOOD.

LORD oAKBURNs DAUGHTERsl
LORD OAKBURN'S DAUGHTKH9i
LORD OAKBURNS DAU0HIkMi
LORD OAKBURN1 DAU0HTERi
, 1865-05-12
EKJENDTGJORELSE

Anledning at, at Kj6bmand j. B. Dun
lop etter sin derom indgivne Be9jRring
under D. D. af Gouyernementet er entledi-
get som Medlem af Forlis elsescommis-
sionen for Frederiksteds Jurisdiction, vii
der we're at foretage Valg paa ct Medlem i
hans Sted; og er en- Vaigliste fremlagt /
Retshuset i Frederiksted, hvor Borgerne
og Indvaanerne / Jurisdictionen indtil
f0rstkommende code Mai kunne afgive
deres Stemmer for en- af de i HenhoId til
Forordningen 7de December 1898 ) ? at
Gouvernementet foresIaaede 3 Mnnd, nem-
lig D. Hrr. Postmaster P. Weders6e,
Kjobmand OF Planter j. Correa og Detail
handler H. c. Raahauge.
Gouvernementets 1ste Secretariat, St.
Croix den 2den Mai 1865.
HOsensfamd.
, 1865-05-12

VT is hereby made known, that Mr..
a George Behagen having refused TO
accept his election on the 18th instant as
Member of the Colonial Council for the
elective Landdistrict of Christiansteds
Jurisdiction, and his reasons for said refu-
sal having been considered satisfactory, a
New election will take place for the cleo
tive period from the 18th instant
On Saturday the 18th instant
in the Courthouse of this place from ~
o'clock moor to 3 O'Clock p. m.
II is further made known, that the cleo
ton will be closed, when at the call of
the chaIrman on the expiration of said 3
hours from the commencement of the
election, no one desires to tender his
vote.
The Elective Board for the Country
District of Christiansteds Jurisdiction LIST
May 1865.
y. a. Stakemanm,
Chairman.
, 1865-05-12

VTINDLOSTE Breve i Frederiksteds
W Postcontoir Jane Armstrong, Jane
B1shtien, Bengeman, Mrs. Buaum, Cath.
Christopher, Sop. Feddriks, Tho. TiIone-
bon, J. f. Fritzberg, Cath. Gerace, Ellen
G%oodchiId, Sus. Hatchett, Ledrr Howell,
Mr.. Jackson, Mrs, Johanis, Willy John,
John s.. Jones, Mary J.. Mckinney, Ann
Mary Manuel, John Ross, Louisa Toys,
r. Westerband.
, 1865-05-12

ira dens B~egyndelse, Ingen uagtet For
mandens Opfordring meer begjerer at
deeIfage i VaIget.
Valgbestyrelsen for Christiansteds Ju-
risdiclions Landdistricts VaIgkreds den
lste Mai 1865.
j. "A. Stakemanm,
Formand.
, 1865-05-12

Vendues, to which purchasers are
invited.
St. Thomas Vendue Office, the
28th April 1865.
ROsenstand,
Vendue Director.
, 1865-05-12
AUCTION.

THEV endue ID Observation-Disclosures
known, that at the request of
Lawyer Cad on behalf of the dis
trainer is offered for sale by three
Auctions in conformity with the Roy
al Ordinance dated 22nd April 1917
TIE PROPERTY
No. Ii A. Norregade Kings Quar-
ter with buildings thereon.
Ist Auction to be held on Friday the
Goth May next at IL O'Clock noon.
End Auction on Friday the 9th June
next at IL o'clock noon.
Bird Auction on Friday the 23rd June
next at IL o'clock noon.
p First and second Auction at the
undersigned office, third Auction at
the premises.
The terms of sale to be seen at the
store of r. Swift Esq. and at the
, 1865-05-12
MONEY WANTED,

THE undersigned politely requests
payment of all dues to date, so
as to enable him to meet his engage
ments. He offers for sale several
properties in this town and House &
Lot No. 25 Hospital Street Chris
tiansted, said properties will be sold
reasonably.
r. J. ROBINSON.
Frederiksted, Both April 1865.