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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28
New York. Sent. q,

New York, Sept. q.
Cotton-Quiet at 441a45.
Flour-Heavy and dropping for common
Mt SO 50a9 90 for r III o.
Wheat-Heavy and lac lower at 81 5sa
65 for Chicago spring and Mil club; GA
SO for amber Mich; soc for inferior winter
red.
Barley-Active.
Corn-Opened q shade firmer and closed
heavy at s5a9O for unsound, and 901a9I for
sound mixed western.
Oats-Quiet at 4sa52 for unsounl; 59a60c
for sound.
Pork-Firmer at S34 OOa4 80 for Lew
mess; S27 5Oa2S 25 for prime.
Lard-Dull and heavy at 27a3lc
Whiskey-Steady at 800 50a.:sO 90 70,
western.
Petroleum-Quiet at 3s1aSD, for crude
62a63 for refined bond.
Money sac per cent. .-..... .--..
Gold opened at 44s, ose to AL; closing
at / "A.
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THE RAGE FOR RrISDISG.-It seems
that there is a perfect Tania for building
III this city al this time. Taking "A stroll
through the East end of town yesterday.
NC calnted no less than ,e, new BUILDINGS
in process OF erection. Nine of these
buildings are on the East end of Sec
e'nd street, observation-disclosures square. If build
ing material cosid be had. we were told
7here would nc several othess put up this
fall. We do ssot wish, 70 be understood as
"biowins," but there is any other town
IN Iowa afi't REPORTS more new houses
IMAM %'eumwa, we would like to count
with, them. Who's ready.
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Notice.

Persons visiting Burlington during The
state Fair, will do well to remember tba,
>. j. LANE 4 Co., are the Pioneers and
Leaders Of Fashions in Hats Cans. Fur
&c. They have large and we'll selected
STOCK OF goods in their line, which they
propose to sell cheap
them. d,a
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DANIEL E.DAvIs AND SAR.

- All EAyIs, you are hereby notified that the
petition of William Spears Is on file in the efice
OF the Clerk Of the Drtrct Court of wapello County
Iowa IN which pettione cl inns to be the owner OF
me Following described real estate, situated In
Wapello County Iowa, T. wit: ~ E.t
Inc south east quarter, Of the north west quar-
YER and the south west quarter Of tile north east
quartea OF section twer ty-nine, Township seventy
two, range fifteen Petitioner also asks decree
quoting the title TO said real eastate In him, dives
TED OF all claim OF yours and unless you appear and
make defense to said petition In said Court on or
before noon of the 18th dnv Of covempe 1855,
fauh VIII be taken against you and . decree rem
dered IN sccordance with the prayer of petitioner
MORRIS j. WILLIAMS, Att,y for Petitioner,
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yS-We had the pleasure this morning
of examining, for few moments, Capt.
sStuart's Iowa Colonies and Regiments -
We have not the time at present to give
the work an extended notice, but must say
That, In matter and appearance, the book
IS all and more than was promised by its
industrious and persevering author
1t is record, not only of the Iowa Colo
nels, but Of the IoWa troops. Among the
names of our late gallant fellow-citizens
we noticed in its pages are Capt. Cloutman
ana Lieutenants Gephart and Raush-all
OF whom lost their lives i'm battle. The
names of the living, too, are not forgotten.
The book Is an invaluable souvenir to the
soldiers and citizens of Iowa, and with its
magnificent portraits, it will be IN orna-
ment to any library.
We are rejoiced that the author is to he
paid for his labor and anxiety. Two
thirds of the edition published are already
sold.
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CLOTHING AT WHoIEsAE.-We cor,l;-
ally recommend A. Kaise, Wholesale Man
ufacturer and Dealer in Clothing, 80, Main
st. Burlington, as one of the Heaviest and
most popular dealers i'm his line in the
State. We hope all i'm want of clotbipg
will call OH him during the State Fair. He
presents strong inducements to dealers
having large stock, and being able to sell
at lowest wholesale prices. See card.
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Great Railroad Consolidation,

The stockholders Of the Toledo and Wabash, Great
western OF Illinois, Quincy and Toledo, and Illinois
and Southern Iowa Railroad Companies, have, by a
nearly unanimous vote ratified the articles Of con.
sodation agreed to by the directors. and the roads
will hereafter he known under the name of the To-
iedo, Wabash and Western Railway omrany. This
consolidation forms one of the longest and inn
portant trunk lines in the country and is the only
line between Lake Erie and the Mississippi river
under one organization and of uniform guage.-
Trains run through from Keokuk to Quincy and To-
ledo without change of cars The directors OF the
new company met at Fort Wayne, and organized by
the election of Hon. A. Body, as President.
inlY L $50, -dI3wll 3m. -
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Esa.. Don't forget that we have n Music
'Ntorc in this city, when you ar in wan, OF
musical instruments or sheet music. Mr..
Is. kroeger will be found over Moek,s
store, ready to supply all demands for mu-
sic, instruments, spwing-mauhines &c.
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7 EGAL NOTICE


Wapello county.
To the widows and heirs Of Job ). Myers. dece .sed
TO wit: Ruth Myers. Earl Myers Hudson Mye g.
Mecajah Myers. Joseph Myers, Wealthy Ciovd,
Caleb Cioyd Ada Doggett, Benton Doggett, Ellen
Myers, and Eveline NJ yers. and to RutL A. Myers
George Myers and Caleb Cloyd as administrators
Of Job s. Myers deceased:
fou are hereby notified that before the goth
day offctober, 1865, there viii be file In the Of
flee ofthe Clerk of the District Court a. pc ition
James NJ. Gordon claimin g to be due him note
executed by said Job j Myers, dated March s. 1859
the SUN Of nine hundred and ten do liars. and the
foreclosure Of mortgage TO secure the same the
southwest quarter and he west half soui
ter Of section 13)thireen, in township seventy
one north Of range Is west. And unless you appear
and answer said petition or before the second
day of the November term, 1865, judgment wi ! he
rendered agaiast yo said notes and a d. ere of
foreclosure OF said mortgage and the sale OF sa ia
hand orde Il TO ~ said notes.
4. BlGHAM. Atty for
sept2t '65-4w James NJ Gordon Plt'F
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I'f hemorests Mirror Of Fashion has
heen received. The embroidery patterns
are worth the price of the book.
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ITO JOHN w. SMITH.

sIR-You are her eby notified that the peti-
ten OF Mary Smith Is on flr In IN office OF the
Cor OF the District Court Of Wapello county, Iowa
In ich petit Toner asks decree of divorce
you, and for the custody Of her children and for
aImony and for cause charges you of adultery n
sn,es< you appear and make defense To said petition
on or before noon of the day Of the next term
OF the District Court Of Wapello county Iowa to be
commenced on the 9th day of Nov ember, 1865, de-
fault will he taken against you and decree render.
ed In accordance with the prayer of petitioner
MORRIS J. WILLIAMS, Atty
Aug. "a, 1S65-4w. for nrt,tioner
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Sss~'pur Young Folks" comes to us
nicely illustrated, and filled with enter
Sainin2 stories.
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NSTRAY BAY MARE.

i, lITsken up by Samuel d. Cooper, living In Rich
lana ToYnship, Wapeli" County Iowa, August the
10Th 1865, one Bay Marc with some white spots on
the back supposed TO be saddlemarks. No other
marks or brands perceiv able. Said Mare IL about
1--WE years old, appraised at one hundred dollars.
Before Joshua Marshall, Jus tice Peace,
otumwa Iowa, September 14th 1854.
A-17.2t M L. NJ COOLEY Con nv CIcrr
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State Of Iowa.
Wapello County,
In the Court.

Noticeis hereby given that there lie COW on file In
the office ofths county Judge ofsaii county an in
sirument In writing purporting to be the last will
ard Testament of d. Y. Grooms, deceased, and the
proofs ofthe same will! he heard in said Court on
he 1st Monday of October. 1865.
tSept6th 1865. 7 ~ T.RIGHAM, Co. Judge
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T EGAL NOTICE.
Us. Rev. Stamp.

q. e. ~. 8. Rev. Stamp.
Wapello' county.
To THOMAS LORGITERY:
You are hereby notified that on or before the 10th
day Of November, 1865. there will be file In the
Office Of the Clerk of the District curt In and for
said county, petition Of Elizabeth Lorghery claim
Ing divorce ofyou, and that the bonds Of matri.
mony existing between nd her be dissolved, on
| the ground of your desertion Of her. Now uales
you appear thereto and defend before noon OF the
second day OF The term of the District Court
said county. to be held the 18th Monday after the
first Monday of September, 1865, default will be en-
tered against you and decree rendered thereon, as
prayed for in said petition.
-s..- ~-.. -r...... EDWARD H. STILES
aug3o-4w ATTY for PIT
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STATE FAIR.--Parties visiting the State
Fair, and all those in search of Boots and
Shoes are requested to call and examine
the Fall and Winter Styles of Ladies',
Misses and Childrens wear just received
by Barhydt. They cannot be eqnalled in
this or any other community, and prices
will bc made satisfactory.
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McGINNIS and Mary

McGinnis-You are hereby notified that The
petition Of Jacob Jenkins Is file In the Office
OF the Clerk of the District Court Of Wapeo county
Iowa, In which said jenkins asks for decree quiet
Ing in him the title to the east half Of the
quarter OF the southwest quarter Of section H. town
ship Il, range Is; and unless you appear and make
defense TO said petition befc- of the Sec
ond day Oft next term OF said District Court TO be
commenced on the 27th day Of November, 1865, de-
fault will be taken against you ami decree render
ed In accordance with the prayer Of petitioner.
MORRIS J. WILLIAMS, Atty
Auh. "a, 1S65-4w W. for petitioner.
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Aug. "a. 1S65-4w
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

~ Disappeared from the premises Of the subscri
per, living on Col. RUNNERS place, four miles from
0ttnmwa, on the Eddyviile road, Tuesday night
September 18th, very dark Iron Grey filley two
years old, little white In the forehead, each side
Of the light lump on tn hip joint OF ri rht
hind foot; gentle and quiet; no collar marks. Any
person giving informstion leading to the recovery
OF The illey will he literally iewarded.
sept1S, '65-d2t-w1t JAMES III. FUGATE
T EGAL NOTICE.
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! I'VE JESUS.
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
OTTuMWA. IONA.

OTTUMWA, IOWA.
On Puesday, the 25th october, 1884 the Sisters Of
Of young ladies, In an the branches OF a thorough
English and Classical education, including instruc
ton 10 German. French, and Latin, Crayon and
Pencil Drawing, Painting n Oil md Water Colors,
with lessons Vocal Music aud on the Piano, Harp,
and Guitar, also In all kinds of Needle work.
Ing situated the beautiful Des Mofues. For gran
deur and sublimity :he scenery Of the surrounding
country Is surpassed by few places In this or any
neighboring 81 ate. The communication by railroad
renders the Academy easy Of access at all Of
the yea.
Although but recently established in this place,
yet other Institutions Of the Order have existed and
fourished through oa the length nd breadth OF the
land since 1879, when the hrst Academy OF the ST.
, ,; opened at Georgetown, w. o., since VIM On
none In the country.
The Sisters of the Visitation although protesting
the Catholic faith will all times aspect the re
gious belief OF their pups-no discussion upon these
matter being permitted. Special attention will he
given to the morals and manners as we'll as the
The scholastic year is divided into four terms of
eleven weeks each-commencing LIST September. and
four examinations. semi annual report is trans
mitted to the parents Of each young lady giving an
account Of her proficiency in her studies.
At the end OF each month the pupils will be as
sembled In the presence of their teachers, and a
report made of their progress In their studies,
and attention to the rules OF the school To.excite
them to emulation all who have distinguished them
selves In their respective classes as well as by ex
emplsry cond duct. will be awarded by the Superior
10 give ease of manners, as we'll as TO contribute
70 the Improvement OF the young ladies, husicai
Society is formed, composed of those who learn
Music, either vocal or instrumental. Al the end o,
each quarter this society VIII give C~ncert the Ia
rsn,u :. s,a w pa
To- onnf,.hn, 80 ~. :, ohs.rr.,.s ~ -r,ss nd
uoI;, nd dan he Iaai as
- 5tr,as I'M. ~, eirois Co., "a .olJ
dai 4. awara.d 70 the srst in the senior circle
crown IN thu 6r.t in The ;nnior circle -
Letters writtrn or received by the Young ladies
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and the IPido'os and Heirs Of Soldiers
are notified that am acting agent for proc urins
PENSIONS, Bountics and other claims against th'
Government. Charges Notwithstanding unles
claims allowed. NJ J. WILLIAMS
Feb. T. 1864 If Ottupwa Iowa
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SPEC/4L ND7ICES.
CLAIM AGENCY.

oeIuierss and the widows and heirs of soldiers are
nothed Tat am acting as a licensed claim agent,
or pro- uring Pensions, Bountes, Back Pay and ali
o. ns Lust claims against the Government.
NUharges moderate, and nothing unless claims are
alio oed. EDWARD IT STILES
1f.6--tf Office onnos;te Ottumwa Uouse
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ITO RACHEL : S RENO.-You

ITO RACHEL S RENO.-You
are hereby notified that the petition OF Norman
Re no Is file In the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis.
trict Court Of Wapello county Iowa, In which peti.
TONER asks decree Of divorce against you and for
cause alleges adultery, and unless you appear and
axe defense to said petition on or before of
the second day of the next term Of said District
Court TO be commenced on the 27th day Of November
1865. default will he taken against you and decree
rende In accordance with the prayer fpetioner
NORRIS J. WILLIAMS, Atty
Aug. "a, 1s65-4w for petitioner.
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ITO THE VOTERS OF WAPEL-
PROCL AVIATION,


1, WILLIAM NJ. STONE, Governor OF
the State of Iowa, in pursuance of law and
by virtue Oft the authority in me vested, do
by this my proclamation, publish and
make known, that General Election will
be held on the Second Tuesday of October
next, October 10th, 1861 when the follow
ing offices will be filled by vote of the cleo
tors of the State, to wit: 2
The Office of Governor, the office of Lieu
tenant Governor, the office of Judge OF the
Supreme. Court, the office of Superintend-
ant Of Public Instruction.
Whereof, the Sheriff of each County, and
the electors ofthe State, will take due no.
tice and be governed accordingly.
Also, at the same time will be held Spec
ial Elections to fill vacancies bv vote OF
the electors of the several districts, as fol-
lOwss Hf..# - saa aa..
In the Thirty eighth Senatorial District,
the Office of Senator, vacated by the resig-
nation of Hon. III. 5. Brunson. ...
In the Forty first Senatorial District, the
Office of Senator, vacated by the resigna-
ton on Hon. c.. w. Gray.
Whereof, the Sheriffs of Fayette and Al
amakee Counties, and the electors of the
thirty-eighth and forty first Senatorial Dis
tricts, will take due notice and be govern
ed accordingly.
set my hand and caused to be affixed the
Done ut Des Moines. this 9th day of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1865, and in the Nineteenth
Year of the State.
- 80. :" w.M. STONE.
BY the Governor. sa
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
I, \. DERBY, Sheriff of Wapello
County Iowa, do hereby make known that
a General Election will be held in Wapello
County Iowa, on the 10th day of October,
A. ID. 1867 in pursuance ofthe above Proc
lamation of the Governor of the State,
when the following Offices will be filled by
vote of the electors of said County, to wit
One member of the State Senate, two
members ofthe House of Representatives.,
one County Treasurer, one Sheriff, one
County Judge, one superintendent of
Schools and one Coroner.
Whereof, the Trustees and Electors 81
each Township will take noticeand begov-
erned accordingly.
Sheritfs Office, Wapello County Iowa,
September 18th a. ID. 1855.
G. A. DERBY,
Sheriff Of Wapcllo County Iowa.
Sept. lfth 1865 .i-l7-4w.
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OTTLMW1 MARTETS,
CORRECTED pT
NJ T. N ID T. n HALL & BAKER

These quotations. Il will be understood, are paid
by first buyers. and not by retail trade. The city
trade will denl and higher prices to purchasers.
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TO MARTIN ALTERNATELY

" w NV nv nd I'D NN "A II L -
SIR-You hereby notified that the petition
Of Elizabeth Abernathy is file in the office of the
Clerk ef the District Court Of WapeIo county, Iowa
In which she asks decree Of divorce against you
and the custody Of her children and unless you ap-
pear and make defense to said ettion on or before
noon Of the second day the term of the Dis
9th day Of November, is65, default win be tasen
against you, and q decree rendered In accordance
with the prayer of petitioner.
go MORRIS J. WILLIAMS, Atty
Aug. "a, 1s65-4w. for petitioner
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Corner of Main and jefferson streets.
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Local and Miscellaneous
Union Meetings,

Hon. L. II. Stiles, Union candidate for
state Senator, and the other Union candi
oates VIII speak upon the political issues
of the day as follows:
AT RUPEES School House, in Keokuk town.
snip, Thursday, Sept. %, at o'clock p. m.
AT Browns School House, near the Cor
ners' In Ricaland township, Friday, Sept.
10Th, at o'clock p. m.
Turn out, every loyal man. The ladies
are especially invited.
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We heard the following collo9uy Oh one
of our public corners, which may be of
interest to some Of our people.
lst Citizen. Hello! George, YOU look
dressed up to-day.
2nd cit. Why! didn't you hear of Arm
ODDS Clothing Store. Ijust tell you, that
Is the only place in this town to buy good
goods for little money.
Sd cit. Yes, George, that's SO. Why,
I'm certain saved % per cent on Hat
got there yesterday.
End cit. They don't boast and brag that
they will under sell all creation and
turn the Des Moines up stream, but they
mean to do business honestly.
LIST Cit. Well. boys. | want suit
Clothes, Shirts and other things and I'll
go and see Arnold's, d2wIt
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responding portion of to-day in Bur-
lington, we had the curiosity to look thro'
the rooms of f.. NJ. Eisfcld, Wholesale and
retail Clothier, corner Of Jefferson and
Water streets, and take pleasure i'm saving
To such of our readers as may visit the
State Fair next week, that it will pay
them to visit the same establishment
Here are three stories of an extensive block
full of garments of every style and mate
rial, purchased when goods We're down,
and now for sale lower than they can he
had elsewhere. Eisteld keeps the largest
stock of Clothing in the State of Iowa, as
we can testify.
Henry Bossc, formerly with Loomis &
Co, of this city, is one of the many sales
men in this establishment, and cordially
invites his friends TO call during the Fair.
BY all means call on Eisfeld, Nos. 81 and
% Water and 9, 4 and Jefferson street,
before purchasing.
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A YER'S PILLS

Are you sick, feeble and COM
planning! Are you out Of or
der with your system deranged
and your feelings unc0miorta-
Bile? These systems are often
the prelude to serious Illness
Some fit Of sickness is creeping
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SOUTHERN HEPATIc PILLS.

A FEW Imponan, Facts in regard 10 the South
"A eIn HEPATlC PILLS"
/. They are prepared from the best quality Of
Medicines by the discoverer, now an aged Minister
OF the Gospel, and are safe.
?. They have been known fo' years and tested BY
thousands.
8. Five hundred persons are known TO have been
cured by them.
A. they are not recommended by the Proprietor
Cor everything but only fcf diseases which Arise IRON
disordered liyeIs.
g. Directions and certificates accompany each boz.
and these certificates from we'll known and most
Respectable individuals.
g. Correspondents recommend them az good TO-
Liver Disease, Chis aud Fevers. Pneumc nia. Isunr
dice, Dyspepsia. Bilious fewrs. Bilious Rheuma-
Il, nj, Worms. Plunsy. Bronchitis, dc.
4. Several gentlemen slate that the use Of these
Pills has been 10 Them an annual saving ~ from
$lOe TO 5000; they are the best plantation meLcins
ever offered 10 the public.
8. some physicians of the highest standing pre-
scribe them To their patients and hundreds OF boxe,
have l,een cold to regular practitioners.
@. During the last quarter 1850 boxes have been
SOLD iotwo druggists. one r South Carolina. and cns
ia North Carolina; and some time ago over 37et
boxes were ordered by DTusghis in one Town ia
yirginia.
II Price, IS hor. For $40 dozen boxes vii
nc sent TO sny address. yer, liberal discount I.
Drug eisis and country merchants. Cash (new cur
renryl 10 seccnpsny orders.
For sale in HiIlshoroueh Nv
J.Y. WHITFIELD & CO.
August 10. S.
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Purrrxo Dovs BULLY.--A singular in.
.cident occurred at the Cafe IL Pfancsis in
the year 1916, at the corner Of the Rue
LATTE. A celebrated duelist entered. and
began insulting all persons who we're seat
ed at dinner. He boosted of his courage
and declared his determination 10 kill a
certain NJ. de p. A gsntlemss
present, disgusted at such braggsrt inso-
i.uee, quietly walked up to the fre-eater
and addressed bin thus: "Asyou are such
4 dangerous customer, perhaps you will
accommodate me by being punctusl az the
entrance Of the Bots de Boulogns. near the
Porte MaiIIOt, at midday io-norrow esrli.
er I csnnot get there, bat depend upon my
striving ip due tine with swords and pis-
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tolls" The duelist began to demur, saying
he did not know what right stranger had
TO take up the cudgels OF M. de + to
which the gentleman replied: !" have done
so because Ism anxious to rid society lof o
dangerous fe.low ike yourself, and would
recommend you to order your coffin and
pay your funeral expenses" lie then gave
the waiter note OF 1 900 frances, with the
injunction that his orders should be execut-
ed before II the following day. This had
the desired effect OF intim,daling the bully,
who left Paris the following day. and never
mere was heard Of OF seen in public.
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RUNAWAY TAKEN UP.

DOY WILLIAM was taken up in Orange county
- N. G.. and is lodged in iail, He says he was.
sold in Richmond few days before thlisua- lasit
He says he does not know the name q 'be man iha
boueh, him, but his former owner Was Ms. lane
Ii Humphrey, OF Sposylsana county, Va, William
n black i've fee, i've inches high, ahou, twenty -ene
years OF age. Tbs owner can &c. him by proving pro
periy and pay al cost and charges
r. M. JONES, Sheriff.
February 20, ST.