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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-05

BIZ THE perusal of the new advertisements in
this issue the reader will learn that Sutterley Bros
q Junk, Photographic Artists, are now ready, at
their rooms on Main Street, near Idaho Theater,
to accommodate customers with anything in their
line, on short notice and at reasonable rates.
These gentlemen are fully competent to do all
they propose to. and should they, by accident
(and who exempt?) fail, the trial will cost you
nothing Give them call and ''secure the shad-
ow ere thesubstsnce fade.n sa is
The International Hotel" at Placeeville is re-
opened. and ready for the reception and enter
.tainment of guests. 1t has been newly furnished
throughout and Mr.. Hart, the landlord. promises
80 keep the table well supplied withas good as the
market affords. We commend the traveller to the
care of Mr.. H. and with the assistance of his clean
beds and choice fare we have no fears of his abil
ity to give satisfaction. 81 3
!, Ned Brown and A. Wilkins have opened shop
ON Main street, one door above Fishers Hotel,
Buena Vista Bar, where they propose to shave,
cut hair, and do all things else required of Pro-
fessors of the Tonsorial art, and we refer sgrim
whisker' and doubtful down. to their scientific
manipplatons for relief +. agieri;g ees#
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ANOTHER VICTORYt
BOOKS & STATION cry |!
POST-0FFICE BUILDING,
MAIN STREET, IDAHO CITY.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having receixed. since
4 the fire new and complete stock of
Books and Stationery,
is prepared to meet all demands in this branch Of
trade-from a pencil sharpener to polyglot
Bible; and histOries-from sklrmish to cam
paign. School Books of the latest approved Sc
ries, to which additions are being constantly made.
Stationery of the best quality and most complete
sizes, Copy Books, all kinds of Indelible Inks,
Gold, Steel and Silver Pens, Pocket, Counter and
Desk Ink-stands, Pencils, Pen.Knives, Paper Fold
ers, Drawing Paper, all kinds of Blank Books, &c.
A Circulating Library of new and select HistO-
ries, Novels, &C., to which additions are being
constantly made. Orders for any book or books
not on hand, promptly filled.
Call and get letter-if there should be none.
buy material and write one, thereby patronizing
Uncle Samuel and his son. fp1I
n28tf JAMES A PINNEY.
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Musical Entertainment.

IDAHO CRY, July Goth, 1865.
FATHER PoULIN-REv. SIR: The undersigned citizens
of Idaho City, acknowledgment services you have
heretofore rendered this community and especially by
generously giving up the Catholic Church. after the late
fire to shelter the helpless and INDECENT SICK desire in
manner, which they leave you to suggest to testify
appreciation of yourself personally as well Of
your services
Hoping an early answer we remain
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-05

= A MINING COMPANY on Yuba river lately lost a
partner, 5000 in dust and piece of beef. One
of the company, Mr.. Fred. Neumire, had q war
rant issued forhis arrest, but he was not to be
found.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-05
CITY NEWS.
Hon. S. B. D1LLEY, of, Alturas, has been in town
this week. He says Altdras county will go largely
Democratic at the coming election.

GOVERNOR letters received here lately
it appears probable that Wallace, now Delegate
from this Territory, will be appointed Governor
of Idaho Territory vice Lyons.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-05
UNION TICKET,

For tie Council.
R.. KTMBALL, of Placerville,
G. w. CRAFTS, of Idaho City, ~
G. L. HARRINGTON, of Pioneer City,
S. <. GOLDTRAP, of Centerville.
For the House Representatives..
F. GRAIN, of Idaho City,
s A. BOLETT, of Idaho City,
j. DAVID, of Buena Vista Bar,
J.J. D0OLEY, of Buena Vista Bar,
G. W. WALKER, of Idaho City,
]. H. VREELAND, of Centerville,
THOS. NEATLY, of Placerville,
GEO RICHARDS, of Pioneer City.
For County Commissioner.
]. B. FRIEND, of Buena Vista Bar.
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"A GOOD SPECULATION !!

Boise Brewery and Saloon at Placerville,
~. FOR SALE
ENHE proprietor offers for sale at a bargain, the
a Boise Brewery and Saloon at PlacervilIe.
The Brewery, Saloon, dwelling house, billiard ia
bes and all the fixtures viii be Sold as the under
signed intends 10 retire from business Enquire
on the premises. JOS. HELLMUTH.
Placerville, July 25, 1865. T40w3
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b Mr., NAT! g. LooNEY of Pioneer city has
been nominated by the Democratic Central
Committee for the Legislature vice Mr.. Will
son Of that place, who having business in
Calitornia this Fall will leavefor that State
lin a short time. Wehaye known Mr.. Looney
long and well, having resided with him for
ssOme'years in the same county ID California
He.is gentlemen pf ABILITY and character,
who always many fine traits Of
head heart pc1 ed the respect and
conf lcsof the lsf .cIe of his acquain
tame He IS active st and industrious !;
and lsgislato sDake q representa-
tiye able and elablk The Committee
scou aye seleeEeg y better man for the
pos than Nat. Eooney.
-. - sss at 5
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FOR SAT,E.

TINE undersigned wishes to sell his premises
i situated on the Idaho City and Placerville
Road, three and half miles from Idaho City,
consisting of a good house, with two rooms below
and one above, also, three acres Of land enclosed
with neat paling fence, and splendid garden,
and one OF the finest springs of water in the
Basin. Also, the Toll Gate of the Idaho and
Placervllle Toll Road and Stage Stand, (Stage
good Bar and well established and does a good
business. The above property will be sold for
cash only, and there will be given to the purcha.
ser bargain. For particulars call at the prem
ises [40mll UNCLE DICK WILLIAMS.
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New York Sc idaho c.. Sc 8. M. G.
NOTICE, s.
THE annual meeting of the stock holders of
i this Company for the election of officers, and
the transaction of other business, will be held at
the Office of C.B. Waite, President OF said Cons
pany, in Idaho city, on the LIST day of October
neat, at O'Clock PM. Also the Trustees will
meet at the same place and hour, and on the last
Saturday Of each month thereafter.
s. DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN, Sec'y 5s
Idaho city. July 20, 1865 f [4Otf b
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

conformity decree made this case by said Court at
IL April term 1865 will SELL Friday, July al 1865, house
and lot on the north side OF Main street. Knoxville east the
Court House, adjoining H. Armstrong; store house the
west and VIM, Popes on the east Also small house the
west side OF Gay street. occupied by George Smith jewellery
shop Also 100 shares OF stock In the Knoxville Gas Light
Company, and said sneeds interest In the pipes fixtures and
real estate OF said company Also lot In Ess Knoxville, No
-, and lot rear the depot, No, Note, at " months
with interest will required with good security, and lien
retained TIL the purchase money paid The equity Of
demption ia taken away, D,A, DEADERICK, ca
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ATTACHMENT.

u, W. Cooper vs.. John H. Sawyers
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT or THE
painn In this cause that the defendant resident
OF this state so absconds that the ordinary process
be served upon him. and appearing that his estate has been
attached IL is ordered that publication be made four sue
os,No weeks in Brownlows whig notifying said defendant 10
appear at office In Knox county tho day of Decrm
bsf next then and there plead emur 10 said
or 1t will be proceeded with ex parte.
juneli-tw pf5' II. L. W NyNATT J. y
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OHANoERY O0URT-KN0xvILLE
SALES.


John r. McE,oen ps, n. NJ MCPHERSON,
Accordance with decree made In this the April
term, 1865 pt said court will sell AZ The court house door
In Knoxville on Friday the 2s day Of July next house and
lot or lots In Knoxville owned by respondent lying south Of
M street. and west Poplar street. which divide, nom Jas
Oowsns residence and bounded west by the Rabun Gap
H. on credit Of 70 months with interest, without The equity
Of redemption, taking bond with approved security and reclaim
Ing lien IN paid Nv D,A, DEADfRIok, Q, M
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obedience to decree made by said court In h, cause
Its April term, 1865, will SELL the house door In
Knoxville, Friday the 2st day Of July next es
tate belonging TO SAID Lamar lying near and north Of Knox
ye tha uset OF and OF ABOUT y acres, except ssme 30
the lnges aud Kennedy lands Also ~ lots sneed King
Co.'S addition TO Knoxville near the Railroad depo Time IL
months without the equity Of redemption taking bond
interest," and retaining lien till the purchase money paid
payment sufficient to cover costs In the several will be
required down ic2l.4w D.A. DRADERlcK, Q. AM,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
CIRCUIT COURT.

Second Judicial circuit-Campbell county Tennessee.
VIM. james vs.. b. y. Kipcaid.
'I'HE DEFENDANT, u. +. KINCAID, BEING 4 NJ IN
Resident Of this State 1t is ordered that pubca op
bc made for four successive weeks In Bownows Whg ot
Tying said defendant appear before tho Circuit CouI AZ
Jaeksborough the LIST Monday of September and make
defense the will DO taken confessed and for hear
Ing eN parte. jeli.pf6' 7. ]. ROGERS, Clerk.
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GLORIOUS NEWS!
LOOKOUT FOR HOT WEATHER.!
Ice Cream for the Million | |

lust 0PHNEn n affidavit says the defendant Is indebted
SALOnNn and abscOnds eOnceals himself that the
dinary process Of law cannot be served him. having
obtained an original attachment against The defendants
estate made reurnabe before John knneya Justice
of the Peace Granger county, and the having
been levied his property: II is ordered by said Justice
that the defendant appear before him at his office in
Granger county, the 9Th day Of August next it will
be proceeded with pae 1t is further ordered that this
notice be published for four ~
Whis fe2siw PTS" JOHN A. MCKINNEY, up
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accordance with decree made In this cause Al ilr April
term, 1850 OF said court will sell At the court house door
In Knoxville Friday July gst 1850 Tracts Of Land the
property Of respondent, lying In Knox county, Beaver
Greek aud Copper Ridge, adjoining the lands Of n Nelson
X Parker William Tiery and others credit OF aud ~
months without the right OF redemption taking bonds bearing
interest," with good security for the purchase money and re-
tanning a lien TIL paid iw D,A DEADERlcK, CAM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
NO. 10.
IN MISSISSIPPI
FCR SALE.

, AININV ABOUT I,UUU ACRES
out oeo acres IA cultiysion. The land is what is
y. THE very bot known for the culture Of
Is situated four mile from the Mississippi river
4 mho, above the moth of tho Arkansas rver--ac.
Gu tnP ost cotton RECON in the United States There
rIauiaton good Dwelling house of six rooms, with
IN e'ch-goed brick chimncys, cistern, kitchen, and
Try out-oniiangs for convenient family residence
eusior work hands are Of the best description Of
uiEs-douoie ioors, galley TO each house and brick
snphe mouse AM store rooms, cistcrus all neatly
chd n addition we'll Of excellent water, with milk
ehai; Potatoe honse built In the best manner
hceoi room for storing hay aud fodder for 30 head
mlles. Blacksnithsand Carpenters shop, with
o. loois, pio.s, scrapers, cutivators, &c, &C.
~, " n,,n rs place. largo stock Of hogs and cat.
. 80 ,"' "'s" 'hc place with bacon, beef, milk and
w" " NILES Co,
9sDac Rank nudny
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IN OBEDIENCE no TWO DEGREES

Of the chancery Montgomery at the
May special term, 1885, will sell to the highest bidder on the
premises on the I'd day Of August next all the right title
claim and individual interest that George Morgan
to $40 acres Of land lying in Monroe county Tenn on tho
Tennessee river the l7h district adjoining the lands Of the
heirs OF Bartlett McGhee and Others 10 satisfy said DEGREES
and costs In favor Of Reuben Davis and Louis Moer.
Temsseven months credit except per cent which be
paid In handhe residue to be bond security
with interest from date and lien retained the premisss
81 the pur chase money paid No redemption the pre-
miees. je2l-iw JOHN II. BRENT, CAM.
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No. @.
TEXAS LAND.
| ARES OF LAND LYING UP

" onthe waters Of Onion Creek, witch flows into
Irado rllr, in Hays county, Texas This land
by bartst simms the best judge of lsnd in Texas for
Per OF Au,in's Colony In 1884 II l. about IL miles
stin the.apal Of the State and par the stage road
4 the statUapta and San Antonio II is in every
I,'irable-wl be sold low, and tn terms of payment
BY. ielI-u NILES q co
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ATTACHMENT,

William Ferguson vs.. Josephus and Den. Ish
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
says the defendants are indebted him, and 20 abscond
OF conceal ,hemses that the ordinary Of
be served them having obtained orgina
against the estate Of Defendants made before John
Hudgeon Justice Of the Peace for Bount co., the same
having been levied their property Ia ordered bv sad
Justice that the defendants appear before him at his once In
bount county on Friday the Goth day Of August 1865 or
will be proceeded with parte II Is further ordered that This
notice be published for four weeks in Brownow's whg
ic2l4wpf6s JOHN J. HuDGEoNs JP
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,-oATURDAY. Urn INSTANT

.,--u SATURDAY, 18th INSTANT,
by widow sdy living in shsdstoWn, either on the road
A a, in Fast Knoxville, Fityone Dollars and Thirty hve or
vSv ents-Fiye dollars and gold and silver the bal
sns In srenbAeks The god and silver vas In small leather
purse the grrenbacks around IT, and The whole rolled N sn
Pei i.gi,g n Al ,bis once je2l.2
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
No. 0,
DWELLING HOUSE,
HE SUBURBS OF THE TOWN

II IIE NUD UNDN VI TIE IUW n
landridgc, Tenn, with 80 acres Of good farming land
alton is one of the best in around the town. The
house contains six rooms and kitchen ADJOINING
lokc house, barn and sablcs,-bcautful grounds On.
it'll rock wall, all In full view of tho French Broad
Merry desirable for merchant professional gentle.
p yments easy jeli.tf NILES 4 co
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted the estate OF the late Wm ihomp
deceased Of JeGsrson county, Tenn, aie requested
90 .fs..I il.msl.ieiy and make settlement, lhsif
,i viii he placed In the hands ocer for collection
All having claim. sssasi said estate vii 'hsm
10 the undersigned ~ payment ~ n M..n,
s,rszbsrry Plains, Tenn-is2idv admrs'
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John r. Riley vs.. Stephen Porter.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFID AVN

THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
says The defendant 10 indebted to him an an ab,cora,
that process cannot be served upon him. having obtained %
original attachment, against the ade srn All ~
fore John udgons Justice Of the Peace or Bount AMI
The same having been levied on his property II by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him al his ocS
In Bount county, on the 18th day Of August 1855 or viii
proceeded with ex pare. Is further ordered that this o
De published for four successive weeks in the Knoy az Ay
ie2l.ly pfSs - UrrnC u
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IN OBEI

In OBED
l. the cliOnceryc
special term, 1866,
house door IN Mon
tract Of land as th.
civil district of Nc
river. being the sal
aud adjoining tho
Samuel Hall heir
property of James
NJ said cnnntV, ~.
tho main road, AZ
river, the place ON
tho lands Of Lewil
others, to satisfy
Davis. Terms
which is TO be pa
aud security, Wit,
the premises until
ton on the promi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF

the ohancery court at Montgomery pronounced at the May
special term 1885 will sell TO the highest bidder on the pre-
mes on the 2sh day Of july Of as the
property Of Joel Trpet containing acres lying In The 9th
civil district Of Scott county Birthstone creek adjoining the
lands Of Wiley Duncan John Tplstt and others Also ons
tract as the lard Of John rrpet lying 9th civil district
OF SAID county on Birthstone creek adjoining Of Joel
TPet Wiley Duncan and Others being lands on which
said Tpletts formerly resided satisfy decree ana costs
10 favor OF Reuben A. Davis Militia Staples others Termr
Seven months credit except 10 per cent which paid In
handthe residue to be bond security with In
tere.t from date and lien retained premises until the
purchase money paid. No redemption the premises.
je2l4w JOHN II, BRENT CAN
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vuyv,g COPARTNEHSIsIP between q. 10.
Uoxsie and y Brownlow is dissolved b. mutual con.
sent Persons indebted to The above Arm will please call
nsSsi.u j. B. HoxsIg.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
IN OBEl

IN 0BEl
l. Of tho chan,
May special to-
court house do,
two tracts OF !
rsath, lying Ia
dividing water.
branch, agUoinil
staples and 9th,
formerly resided
Of William sum
rcrins-Soyen u
be paid IN hand
rity, with inter-
uiseu until the
the premises
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IN OBEDIENCE TO MN 81
LN OBEDIHNCE mo- A DECREE p.r

the chancery Montgomery pronounced AZ tho NAV
special term 1896 will sell to the highest bidder on tbs pre-
mises on the the 2sh day q July 1850 land as
tho property Of VIM H. kedah, containing acres LIVING
In tho I'd civil district OF Scott county including the m
on Flat creek aud adjoining tho lands OF Allen Reed Others
also, town lots in the town Of Huntsville known IA Nos
10 and II other tract as tho lands Isaac n Carlock
containing 400 lying in tho I'd civil district of said conn.,
Of Scott adjoining the lands of tho heirs George McDon
aid and others ao three town lots In untsye known az
lots Nos 20 and 30 TO satisfy said decree and costs In favor
Of Lewis H. Moser TermsSevcn months credit except 40
cent which TO paid In handhc residue to be secured
by bond with interest from date and lien retained on the
promises until the purchase paid. No redemption on
the premises je2l-iw JOHN II, BRENT. G, NJ
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No, H.
.NTED TO CONTRACT
|, + BUILDING OF A SMALL
Sc le9l,u NILES co.
in OBEDl

~ VIM
i tho chancery CO o..
special torn, 1865,
house door In Mont.
tract Of land az the +
$50 acres, lying in the
tho Crooked Fork Of !
Siincoiphor, Daniel ST
as the property of Cha
lying In the LIST distriC
Emory river, adyoinin
ciper and others , one
Hooks, containing 100
Of Rock Greek, adjoin
Lane and others also
containing 1000 acr
county, on the Crool
lands OF Benjamin an
twenty.six lots In TN
the lands Of Frederick
", ~, i5, 6s, 80, 60, .,
$50, being the propcrt
and the property who
two town lots In kinl
on one, as the proport
lots Of X. X. Byrd, Jo
cree and costs IN fay
months credit, except
Tho residue 10 be sec
from date, and q lien !
chase money is paid.
jc2l.fw
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No, J.
MA MnlLi
No. O.
10 ASE OR RENT.
folr AIMING 200 ACRES

Benjamin aud samu y land10 scres now III clover
x lots In tho town dcrson county, Tenn, aud near
Of Frederick W. Gerds Enst Tennessee aud Virginia
bs, 80, 60, 49, o., So o. farm has been partially de-
the property paid for rails or an arrange.
property whore said GorG tho farm IN the way of i'm.
lots In Kingston, Roane Nppy TO. NILES & 90.
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EGE FOR LAND,
W ~ IN Dp NRAE

the residue 10 be secured ny bond u lN Oh ~ VA N
from date, and lien retained ON the well situated aud
chase money paid No redemption cary oubudng Any
| tc2lfw t JOHN 10 exchange II upon fair
| - - -.. - Arkansas or Texas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-12

The BALTIMORE ELEcTIoN-The American
says-Ine eiecuon which took place in this
city yesterday for members of the First Branch
CITY Council passed OF very quietly, the only
disturbances taking place beng in the Eleventh
and Twelfth wards, which, however were OF
snort duration. OF the successful candidates,
thirteen were members of the last session. and
tne remainder - seven - new members viz
Messrs Joshua Lynch, First ward; Richard
r. Hennsbery, Second ward; Thomas a.
Mcclure, Third ward; Thomas Bruseun.
Sixth ward; Salome Marsh, Seventh ward:
Henry ) Lantford, Eleventh ward; and Can't
Randolph Norwood, Thirteenth ward. The
aegrega1e number Of votes cast was 7,55l and
Mr. Mcclure received the highest number of
votes OF any candidate, viz: AL. AT the second
precinct. of the, Twelfth ward man named
Lawrence Mckendrick was arrested by offieer
Potts upon the charge of swearing falsely as to
his right 70 vote, He was committed to iail by
kIisha harrington, r., one Of the judges Will
liam MCCOY and William q. Scott were ar
rested by officers Seabold and England, at the
first precinct Of the Twelfth ward upon the
charge of procuring illegal votes Alexander
Mcintosh and William Brown were also ar
rested upon similar charges, and all were held
to answer an examination. .r1a-7ri ii-t II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-12

ArrArRs IN EouDoN CouxTY, VA letter
from Eeesburg, Ma, 70 the Alexandria GaseHe,
cont aims the following. r-FIO- VIZ = =
Our corn crops are magnificent, aud the Ia
mentation is that there are no hogs TO eat it.
These animals bring fabulous prices, sup
pose from Sl4 10 SIC per hundred pounds and
at public sales even more Corn viii moi ruIe
higher than % per barrel, (of five bushels. J
and probably in the county south of L-eesburg n
ana Snlckersyille turnpike road not more than
= The wheat crop in quantity and quality is
very indifferent, and first rate flour very hard
10 get Butter is retailed at from 375f 70 40
cents IN Leesbnrg Apples there are none: no.
tatoes pretty fair crop, and oats abundant,
considering the quantity sown. Sheep bring
81 10 Sl2 at sales and the meat uestion is as
sumlhg serious aspect for those who have
not learned tedo without It, ifl a. 'Tl no y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mercutio said OF his wound, r. Lf...fs +.
tras aos as deep as a ,csll, or as ,gids O.
As gate, bat i ,couid don ,..s Tssrrta.. =. 20. e.
PLANTATION BITTERS will not raise the dead,
But tney cure the sick, exslt the depressed, q
Add rose tint charm to the social circle, q
Ind render life thing to be enjoyed
Also, the thing itself is quite enjoyable. s..-l
never was searching Tonic 10 such pleasant shape
Tender youth, declining age, the mind Il d..
Ger wrought BY mental care, most gentle females,
And the wreck Of men, all find these Bitters
The balm OF life and source OF health - -
Delay not trial, Conveniently deposited .
In every town wherever civilization extends, .
1t can be obtained, true genuine and sure sea0 2yz