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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09
FOR sALH:ANDRsN,
.Sprigg House, &C., for Sail ;;
Il Auction. d

DURsUANT TO THE nm,
Il MADE by the Circuit Court Of ~ RIp
ty, on the 18th day Of December last V; ~ Coz,
in chancery pending therein betwesn :, y. tae ss
nall, junior, George A Ross and Fm,n. saffs
compliments, and Daniel C. List "a us nj,
western Bank of Virginia and otb.sue NOui
ants, we viii at the front deer Of the on. aslsea
Of Ohio county, "' aOOs
On Tuesday, the 2s& day of .Mo,,l
in he year eighteen hundred and 81.
commencing at III o'clock 4. NJ. nro~as5 tsy,
at public auction, the lots numbered N. 70 Sa
seven in square numbered one in tn % III
Wheeling and those parts of the lots neF q
four and eight in the same square. which lttt
will of Zachariah Sprigg were devised taSy u,
Sprigg and Zachariah Jacob in trust for ,SSaaaat
poses set forth in said will excepting :" p,
of said lots seven and eight "a was Sci ~. M
severaltv to the heirs Of Mordecai Y,,IpSTr 4
ceased. and those parts of said lot num-. d
which were sold to George W Johnson .. Sst
cob Landfried, as in said decree more n al d
larly specified; the real estate so 10 Ia FIIuo
virtue of the said decree being the same ~. y
of which now stands the hotel called the spp lh1
HOUSE, fronting on the wharf in The az aiSe
Wheeling. q
Terms of Sale: The purchaser 10 nav ,o,,
than one third of the purchase money in y Ss
but TO have the option OF paying in ham,
greater portion or the whole thereof ny.
due, if there be any, to be paid by eouel : 'sS
ments of principal in eight, sixteen and ~
four month, with interest on each instal,ll
from the day of sale; the deferred pay1nen,'
be secured by bonds with satisfactory So. 70
and the title to be retained as further serns.
until payment in full. 5. BRADY INV
DANIEL LANE
feb2Itd Commissionss,.
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The Editors OF the Wheeling lnteiit-
yenCef. ss...

see this man is ransaeking the COZ
nmus Of the Wheeling Union, to spit his
spite upon a former rival. This editor is
now high in office and i'll great prospeI-
ity. while his adversary is now in deep
distress and adv"rsity. None but the low
and base win indulge in the spirit of tri-
umph over u fallen OF unfortunate rival
knew the editor Of the Intelligencv was
mean and malicious, Int l had supposed
3 that !, descent respect TO his own charac-
Ter would have restrained hun from this
shameful assault upon the, unfortunate.
tn seek retense under snch circum-
stances. is brutal, beastly and devilish.-l
Let the very harlots of our streets make
months in the face of one who so griev,
ously offends against common decency.
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PUBLIC SALE.
WILL EXPOSE TO PURIl,

i SALE on Tuesday, April ith, ls65, it benz
a Court day, at my residence adjoining Mound
vile Marshall Co, West Virginia all OF IA,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Stock ana
Farming Utensils. The stock consists Of ~.
superior Mule Jacks. both purchased in Kfa
tucky. each lil hands high. one color black {,
years old this coming spring, and the Other (,
years old next October; also, 4 excellent wOh
Horses, two year old Mare Colts and yea
ling Mule; fine Mich Cows and IL Hogs.
Terms of Sale; All sums of S2O aud under
cash; for all sums over $40, six months creii
will be given--the purchaser 10 execute bObi
with good security, bearing interest from day Of
sale.
also have for private sale about l2O acre, Of
valuable land, in two tracts of 90 acres each b.
Both are adjoining the town OF Moundsyilk ani
within 10 mile from Baltimore and Ohio nh
road depot one tract lying Immediately on Vi.
Ohio river These lands are all suitable for AZ
ricultural gardening and vintage purposes All
will be sold I'm tracts tO suit purchasers
Also, about ~ vacant town lots all COW,
niently located in dfferontparts Of the additiG
to Elizabethtown, which Joins the town o
Moundsville. X NJ MESSICK
If absent from home inquire Of W. II on
ham, Esq. mars d&wtd,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

STEUBENvILLE POSTMASTER An cleo
tien to test the public preference for
Postmaster at Steubenville, was held on
Saturday last. The Herald says the con-
test was spirited one, and pretty large
vote was polled, in view of the fact that
the voting was confined to those who
had supported Lincoln and Johnson for
the Presidency. The result was as fol-
lows:
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DANIEL FLANAGAN, editor of the Ma
son county (Ohio) Democrat, who has
bean tried by military tribunal in Gin
cinnati, for publishing articles in his pa
per opposed to the draft, has been found
guilty and is sentenced to six months
hard labor The sentence has been APP
proved by Gen. Hooker, who has named
Fort Delaware as the place where the
prisoner shall be confined
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

4. .THs late Chief Justice fancy lived
and died Roman Catholic, His wife
was member of the Protestant Episco-
nal Church His only son died in in.
.arev and his five daughters followed
the faith Of the mother, who is spoken Of
as a woman of great excellence of char
scter. - /. 10 :. -
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For Sale.
TWO FAST HORSES, SUITABLE

i FOR saddle or harness, one sot OF Hama
one Buggy, one Office Safe one Office Table a,
Secretary also Household Furniture, Apps 70
GEO T. BOYD
mari OfCaldwen s. Bod
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
TABULAR STATE

y MENU of the Board of Health OF the City OF
Wheeling, for the month of February, 1865,
showing the number ages and sex OF the deceased
persons, and the diseases of which they died,
viz:
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1nenranre Companies.

OFFICE MUTUAL LiyR IysrsAScg Co oiNf.t
NEW YORK. September ", l~a
A PAMPHLET CIRCULAR in answer y
n the statements contained In the advefne
men.. Of the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE Nss.
RANCE Co of HARTFORD in the Chicago Tribune, ~
s. and the Newiork Tribune, Sept le, may DO lad on ~
cation at the office of the Company, Nos IA and i'6 B"a
way corner Of Liberty-st
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Real Gstate for Sale.
ITO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET.
i TLERSL-A LARGE AMQuNT Of REAL E6TkTE

ITO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET
Il TLERS!-A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.Por the pufpose Of nsurns sae Investment
capital and actual settlers find homes In the
Southern States the unde Tor the last d respect
lively citizens Of the states OF Tennessee and LouIsns nse
associated themselves General Agents and offer for
SALE to Cspasts snd the very many lnquirne Tor
favorable locations ct the South large small amounts OF
the most valuable improved and unimpsoved lands In the
world.
Many ,ese land. are in the hsbes Of cuys
lion aud producing from fifteen hundred TO two hcnsnd
pounds seed cotton thousand 10 w hu1d
red pounds Of good snsbs together with
from fifty seventy five gaons Of mos'ses In addition 70
this De crops cereals invite the labor Of the husband
Stock Of all kinds may be easily raised having here
mark those eudes where long and severe
Winters require much housing feeding and attention
These situated In the States of Tennessee AIS
bama Mississippi Arkansas, Lousaus and Iexss many Of
them near The Missis.pp Red Arkansas, Whit ana
roads ding good fronts aud opportunity for subdivision
and 10 market 49,, =.
Vessels can be dispatched rom New York any OF the A.
ntc ports. and landed with full the banks OF the
Bayou Teche St Mary's Parish Louisiana country Ia the
OF cultivation before tho Of unsurpassed ie
ty and beauty tue only spot 10 be loved where the sugar
cane 10 certain crop the United states and compete
successfully with the product Of the West India Islands The
yellow fever and miasnstc diseases unknown in this re-
gion except when introduced from Other iced!ttis'
The climate 10 bslmy aud pleasant all the year round
Chrce schools, I'm. Suf,r Houses cav anu IL S nocn
patton. .s.,.J
Such opportunity for investment was never before ohefe'
They will Offer also large amounts Of Memphis City ant
suburban property; improved and uuiproved inelndin
storehouses city residences and country wild. egoe SIZE
For further information Maps aid Dlagrmns, appicaiio'
must be made TO tho Office Of the undersigned at Memphs
'''''' n c. BRINKLEY Of Tennessee
| REYERBSCHs:
CHAs, P LEvERiCh, Pre-, Bank OF Newi or.
| LEVERICH L. Co.. Com M..cbants No. III fesfFs'
SAMUEL Js L gQRtBV Il Hsl,imo, 81 Nd
pTNI i5iH M6S nc RE- ( Co. Richmoud.
| STONE, NICHOLS Il STONE, New YORK
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Goal, Sc.
GOAL AT COST.
GEsT QUALITY OF COAL AT s1m


BEST QUALITY OF COAL AT 81 So
THE Consumers BENEFIT COAL cOMPANH =
delivering oshareholdes coal Of the bos, quality dsd
from tho companys nne) At 81 20 per tun OF Zoo p'S
actual weight A limited number OF s1bscrssn VI
received. The company refers by peru isson ,hs1sv
Stockholders mo have used the coal.
JAMES q. SMITH. MD, No. a. Clinton place
JAMES r. WARD. Md, No. - East Thirty thks<
ROBERT BUCK, Cashier PacIhc National BsaA ~ N
Broadway.
DANIEL c. ROBBINS. Prooklyn, Of McK.sson 1 -
bins. druggists No. % fultcnst.. New-lork.
JOHN II. Wf1TE, Brooklyn. of White Poha rcssA
No. 2i6 Washingion-st New.fork.
HENRY HARNESS, Heboken, grocer, No. ~ wssae
ton -. New-iork.
NJ X. CASE Jersey City. Of Reeve Case Bsna srss'A
Nos Of and % From, a., New-iork. ...s
GEO. DAVIS, Office No. C0uulandt-s.. New.Yotk
Messs J. ". BR!CHER Co, No. l2S "ess Tvs'T
ninih--t., New-York
HERfER BROS. Nos. st7 Broadway and icT asrcerA'
Newly ok j..
Shares $40 each which entities the holder to one M
coal annual y. at cost rs above .
subscrption. the stocx and orders for the delivery
coal, we'd the onie OF the company No u biNasN
Room No. 80 where further information viii bs ehaemv
given.
Circulars mailed free. a..
ORESTrs CLEVELAND. Pieddss
J. r. CLEVELAND. Vice -Pr-sidsne
CHAS. JENKINS. Treasurer
WM p. SrhNDISH, Secretary.
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Copartmsrstip Notices.

NOTICE of DISSOLUTION of lI9 wvoop
oHnEN. whsreof ABEL WOOD. ~ and ssI \ nPnACk
OHLEN are General PsrtneIs and VI ~ ,.psrs ~
basins,, In Tho CIV Of New.yOrk, ia DISSOLVED ''-
by mutual consent.-New.York Segt dt S@y; A,
Henry C. OHLkN,,
MITCHELL N PAvhAs'
DARWIN R. JAhsS =
The undersigned will continue bone, "r e he srn ss
MERCHANTS at No. 100 NJ iden .rnes hqvpL 90
S1ibn,sd thousand dollars in cash 70
toll and saM Special Partnership TO
aST.-Now.york Sept. 10 tso' nF
h hF!SF %SqSg I$EAsshAaA|s'''4. r- =
DAWN T. IAhlESs -il'
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WAa DiPaRTNFsr, Dryer oy DRRcroR AND GFSERAL)
MANAGER or MILITARY RAILROADS u. =, Z
NAsBiseros, D. d, July 81, 1888.
EOR SALE-CHATrANOO ROLLING
MlLL-Propose's viii be received at th, Office until Il
o'clock, noon, WEDNESDAY. September 10 1909 10 pun
ia, United States Military Railroad Rolling Mil 1t hat
tanooa Tennessee with the machinery tools ouidngs TX
and track connecting the Rolling Mill with the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad.
The mill and mncriney consuced TO rerc' railroad iron
entirely and Of the most improved character.
for iu deception aud details Of operation, capacity &C.
apply Ia person by letter 10 T. w. YAkDLEY, Superin
tend-nt. Chattanooga. Tennessee.
All bids should be ndossed Proposal purchase ChGtta
noosa Rolling MIL" ID. c. McCALLuN,
prevet Brigadier General
Director and General Manager Military Railroads U. 3.
No satisfactory bid having been received under the recon-
Advertisement Tor the sa. OF the Chattanooga Rolling Mil
tho limo receiving bid Is extended to the FIFTH OF
OCTOBER, 1855, same hour -
d. C. McCALLUM,
Brevet BrigadieF. General,
Director and Genera Manager Military kai.roads y. 5.
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n n Buppxrr. Auetioneer

D. H. Bunpxrr Auetioneer ,>,,,,o,
STEAM-TUGS at AUCTiO SNNs;vsB.Y 81. D.
mneaIs,ey an the sae Of Vessels on board At
God Brooklyn the Phi'adsRn'd sn rS er en-
rne als26 inch cylinder slow pressure frame well sted
just been thoroughly rsP.sd' wen iGTa n
IS n beam IL H. Depth r. engine 2ox2o Inch cylinder,
hsi pressure in complete order bsis in May 1854 wsH
Now lyns at Atlantic Docks BROOKLYN. where thsY may DO
examined
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Mem Publications.
.HARPER' l
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR OCTOBER. 1855.

FOR OCTOBER. 1900.
DOWN IN THE cINNABaH MINES: -
ILLUSTRATORS Til. Seduction woIn Rn.te,~ortbW
Preparing the FasksResidence OF the uenels r Mt.
storehouse the Hill Town on the - ~. cSsf
Observation-Disclosures ber---ErancscO Vessqae1
Of HI T,sss. Esa.t"bchs Fur
VISIT TO THE ISLE or. THE PuRfTANs, s.. IN H..
ILLusTRAT,oSs-Fs. Glimpse OF the hisnd-non the
Islsnd-Intbe Stocks-An Applications Punners
Rciurn-A Peppersrsss Punkhcd--M'j0r Slick Do
WHITE WINGS
SHERdAN'S GREAT MARCH,
| PassMatianis in Ruins --cordurOyins :" Bill Sher-
fs Amy
ba Fire ,Refa;ee Of Gen Ser,
ONE OF NY SCHOLARS -
| IN THE STEERAGE.
sf D.is; NAPLES
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
My BuRGLAR
ar InE fFFofHf y;wnsr co..ls,.
CHAPTER III. The Brink Of Discovery.
ilnns4saI w Arn a! r eaS mom.n.
THE RAIsiNG OF TIE FRlGAfEs.
FIGhIlNG JOE HOOhER.
| With Portrait,
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. By CuAALxs DroKESa
CpapTrnV. Concerning the Mendicanss Bride.
| CHAPTER VII Better to be Abel ihanCain.
ILLUSTRATORS Parting By the River-Better x
be Abel than Cain.
A BATTLE RELIC.
GIVE THEM WORK.
| MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS DRAWER
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MAGAZINE, One Copy for One fear............'"s4
/ WEEKLY One Copy Tor Que Year................ .
An extra copy OF either the Weely the Magazine vii
be supplied gratis every C0b Of Five Subscribers at
Leach i'm me REMIT mce Or
Bound Volumes Of the Masasia each Volume containing
the Numbers for SIX Months will be furnished for - re
volume and sent b. mall postage paid bound volumes
the Weekp each volume con aiming the Numbers for On
Year will be furnished for 81 freight by express pad
the weigh OF the being hey ond that allowed IN tn
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OUAnTERxAsrER GESsRALs OFFICE,
WAsHsGToS, u. G., August ~ 1902
CLOSING SALES
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES

wAsHisGTos, d. G., August "A, 1855.
CLOSING SALES
" GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.
win b. sod a. public auction during the month Of SEP.
TENDER to the highest bidder at the time and places
"'"'0 O'''"' NETWORK. :.
NewYork City, Tuesday Of each week. 100 Horses saon
RswYOrk City, Thursday Of each week, 200 Mules each
day. ,,,ar,v.,r.
Phndephs Thursday Of each week 100 Hsres each d.y
Saturday Il each weei tber.snsr 100 Mules each day
Pbnrsh Thur.dsy and Friday of each week, to Ssptsm
Hsri.5ars Tuesday Of each week, $50 Mules each day.
Mauch Chunk, Thofsaay, September 2oo Mules.
a hs's ' TSsi.dsy September & 70 Horses
Reading, Thursday. September 49, 200 Mules
Altoona Thursday sePISspbG9ssrS q 10 Horses
Indianapolis September H. 10 IS IS 27 and 90 iso Horses
indianapolis. September 10 Il and 49, 80 Mules each day
Chicago 49, q 30 10 %, Aplf s each Gay
day
Wilmington. Friday Of each week $50 Mules each day.
Wilmington TUESDAY Ws1s 0' e''n Jay
Trenton. Tuesday. September 5, $50 Mules
Trenton Tuesday s'SSi sRgLA * d. N'i'"
Baltimore, Thursday. September !: $50 Mules
Baltimore, Thursday s .PssdsR T. 100 Mules
st. Louis Thursday September 7 aud Tuesday and Thurs.
dsy Of each week thereafter. 80 Mules each day.
KANSAS,
Fort LeaysSawofth. commencing Tuesday September ~
and thereafter such times the Depot Quarter
master may designate, 1000 Mules
GlEsBOROUGH, ID. C.
Tuesday aud Thursday Of each week 100 horses ssch dsy
No sales Of Mules will take place at
WASHINGTON, d. c.
The animals 70 be sold In September superior TO any
heretofore offered the public The majority OF them are
esoeeied nat at , ,eyie. Of sales all The 'urpu' Cor.
eminent animals tH be disposed Of Buvss should sTg"e
ataH If tbs lat opportunity 10 prTehds
Animals viii be sold sing y.
Sales TO commence az 10 a. m
Terms cash. Il. United States currency. -
RrAxel neral IN chsge First Dlvon W. go
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NOW READY
~ THE POETRY or THE ORIENT.
WILLIAM Y. AIGHH
edition entirely revised AMI with the ed on OF
hundred pnges = matter.
at is fu!l Of .idOIn and beauty John g. Whittier.
"EGtrqOrdirary sentences Tor extraordinary IeadeTs"
Ralph Waldo EneraoD.
The modes y enthusiasm and Interest Of this book will
keep it fresh and valuable. -" George william Curtis.
goideD volume. etc with thoughts AID
abe s3y ga costly anlo!ogy IN which every fpecnen
either rich or Ell Frederick II. Hedge.
Il viii richly Iepty study all who find benefit in
change Of mental amen', AM who willing be I'D BY
scho ay hand throughout the gorgeous ld crowded Atho
MS II Eastern lteratgre."-lT. st5rf King.
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Mem Publications.
Ready To- Day.


nNTTNROu TEN. CENT NOVEL No. 40.
EHE WHITE HEADED HUNTER
By the Author Of "Long. Legged joe "sqo'H''N'''
Bob" 40, 80
TIA principal white characters ia tn, orer ipdi.
are Hampy Nat NObby Jeame' and as''usoy :,
Vdusi whom the indians cal Clumsy FOOT NOr,,
IN snterprisins Britisher who accom-
suon, ,be Redskins Humpy MATHS sashins hunter
.f,h. rood odfa.hioued school, who can fight Ike up
and talk Axe an euctioneer, "ful ofwi'e saws and
-. ,,.,r,s.p Poor Clumsy Foot cannot be described
10 aeon to be appreciated and the same may be ssid
.t. charming heroine Lizzie Gordon who is rescued few
,,us. sf,er her marriage to an Indian Chief
For sale by all agents und sent Tree on receipt Oh
10 cents -
Us, GEORGE MUNRO Co.. Publishers,
.. No l37 Wiism.st., New.York.
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VIII be ready in a few days;
GOLDEN LEAVES
" YkoM THE
DRAMATIC POETS.

DRAMATIC POETS.
CoIated by JOHN w. S. Hows
In enc vol 6no SIG pp., toned paper, silt top veiun
10th beysled boards Price, 81 so. Uniform with;
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II.
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Frtr.c, from the Preface to "Godsn Leaves from the
Dramatic Poets:"
sin the Dramatic Poets Of country embodied the high
at efforts OF its genius Our series Of GOLDEN LEAVES from
Aha BRrrrsu AND AMERICAN PoyTs would be- therefore III
complete without collection Of specimens from the DRAMATIC
Poet, Of those countries In the present volume we give &C.
econ Of recognized beauties from the BnITisH AND Ahsk
CAN DnAxATrs arranged chronological order oommenc'
ing with the earliest dramas in the English language
and continuing the series down the present time Tue col
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drama has undergone through the last three centuries we
believe 1t viii be acceptable to lovers OF the Legitimate
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The Golden Leaves series unf form In size style and
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CuAarggnAsTgKs OYYIcE DIVISION OF cLonWl
AID FovrpAGy, ST LOUIS Mo, Sept II, ~
I ARGE SALE POO
IL OF ARMY CLOTHING AT AUCTION Il
BY order Of the Quartermaster General, u ). A. VI
a, public auction al my warehouse No. l3 North Seem34
Ia the City Of ST. Louis opTUESDAf, Sept e, IN ~
O'Clock q. IN,
$1,000 ARMY GREAT COATS
(nlore OF les.) OF different kinds ard materials fosvst
wit: Gray Setnet Gray Felt Seal Skin, Pe.ershsn W
Blue Satnei, and Pilot Cloth, all boxed in good order u
ping.
= TERMS: Cash on delivery, u. 3. funds. Each asunh
bidder will be required to deposit 10 per cent the ~
oil his purchase at the time Of sale
X. 5. HART, Capt. and A. Oh
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JONI II. DRAPER. Guotioneer.
UNDERWRITERS SALE of DAMAGED
- GOOD3-The following property, saved from he iAt
GOES Bonded Warehouses on Cherry East and WHa<A
NJ Y, will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION by
JOHN Ii DRAPER Il Go.
Sale to com mence SATURDAY, September %. IN
At III o'clock .. nj, ~
on THE GROUND, and TO Be continued every dg ~
came hour until al il sold III
4 GO bale. II RAGS,
5000 bales OF GUNNY CLOTH,
1900 bales OF HI MP
coo bales If COTTON, lN
500 bales of W COL.
8co1 bags Of SUGAR, ..f
40 tuns Of RI SSIAN JUNK,
100 90 HIDES.
Ard such other property as may be saved
Terms Of saie-Cash
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY
AND
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
FOR

OIIUb LK, 1913,
ARE DNy RE ~

ARE NOW READY.
The contents Of T6B ATLANTIC are a, follows:
Saints who have hld Bod,s No Time like the Old Time
Coupon Bonds H.; The Author O." Saul Needle and Gar
dea, ~ John Jocan, from Head Of Bsue; Noel WI
helms Mosr pprcntceshp, Second Paper; Doctor Jotn
TX; Down tie River; Abraham Lincoln
YELLOW, 0IlyeE WExDELL HoLnEs, BArARD TAYLOR, Dos
AID g. MITCHELL. ID. \. WATSON. J. Y. 1RovBHIDGK
tDMUND KIRxE, HARRIET L. PRESCOTT, g. REYNOLDS
IL IL. BRowSRLL
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Grandatl sTt Chestnut Tree. By Mr /. Maria Child Clip
seq Cbdfes Song by Lucy Laico.n How the Indian Com
Grows By The satnoi OF Seven Little >isters The Cruise
Of the Leopold J., by Oliver Opc Af Hour with Father
Cholet Aaoat IN The Forest, TX, Ly Capt Maybe Reid
Nipuing lis Way y, by Carleton; Ausrs'By, by MF'.
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