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COMMON PLEAS.

Noble County, Tuesday, January 81;
Tuesday, May 2; Tuesday; October g..
Morgan County, Tuesday, FebruaryI7;
Tuesday, May 8; Wednesday, October 3.
Muskingum County, Monday, Februa-
ry13, Monday, May 15; Monday October
%. e
Monroe County, Tuesday, February IA
Tuesday, May 2; Tuesday, October 3.
Belmont, Tuesday, February 21; Tues
day, May 9; Wednesday, October II.
Guernsey, Tuesday, March z; Tuesday,
May %; Tuesday, October "a.
Harrison, Monday, February 6; Mon
day, May s; Monday, October 16.
Tuscarawas, Monday, February 20,
Monday, May %; Monday, October 80.
Jefferson, Monday, March 6; Monday,
June 5; Monday, November 13.
Done at Steubenville this 26th day Of
September. 1864. ~ a
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Valuable Town Property
Or 8 A l. e.
aIIk a|IIk

T Will sell at bargain, Four Town LOTS
i with one DWELLING HOUSE containing two
rooms, and one
TWO-STORY DWELL LING HOUSE,
containg ten rooms. good Stable, Wood
house and other out buildings. There is also
on the property good well, cistern and
plenty of good Fruit-bearing Trees The
above property is in the town of Woodsfeld,
Monroe county, Ohio. 81 -!
For further particulars apply TO the under
signed or to John B. Noll.
DANIEL PATTERSON.
April 19. 2m.
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Chris tian Gutyardss Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
In has been appointed and duly qualified as
ad ministrator of the estate of Christian GU
tyard, late oil. Monroe County Ohio, deceased.
aug2w4 HENRY RESSIGER
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NOTICE.
| will attend in person or by deputy, for receiving

will attend
Salem Township TrayO dber
oaoba7A AtDanar Switzerland
ngtzos
yf Deb ,t t 10 December books braG b GheColc
Treas Monroe m
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Proclamation.

4 - e. q r Il Z e q
NOTICE is hereby made to to the qualified
S voters of Monroe County, Ohio, that a
general election will be held, as4required by
law, on the second Tuesday, being the
10th day of October. 1868.
at the several places Of holding general elec-
tions, In said county of Monroe, and you will
then and there proceed to vote by ballot for
One Governor for the State Of ohio;i aa
One Lieutenant Governor for the State OF
Ohio;
One Judge Of the Supreme Court of the
Stateo of Ohio fallterm;es ss5iaM ftsss fsia'
One Judge of the Snpreme Court of the
State Of ohio-to fill vacancys - - -
One Treasurer for the State of Ohio;
y One Attorney General for the State of Ohio
One School Commissioner for the State o.
Ohio; aas M sa -
One Member sf the Board of Public Works
for. the State Of Ohio; M q-iss4s sss
One Clerk of the Supreme Court for the
State of Ohio; sesfsfss -, tsss4
One Common Pleas Judge fer the sth Ju-
dicial District Of Ohio--to fllvacancy;
One Senator for the counties of Monroe
Guernsey and Noble; = =.
One Representative for the county of Mon
roe;
Ore Treasurer for the county of Monroe;
One Sheriff for the county of Monroe;
One Prosecuting Attorney for the county o.
Monroe;
one Surveyor for the county of Monroe,
One Commissioner for the county of Mon
roe; gg-
One Director Of the InHrmary for the coun
~ of Monroe; and
One Coroner for the County of Monroe.
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PAXES FOR THE YEAR 1865
Notice to Tax Payers of Monroe County, Ohio.


on
the taxable several 10 Nnps
and Incorporated Villages, follows
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The Polls to be opened between the hours
of 6 and 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day and closed at 6 o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day. {tza
Given ander my hand at my ONCE in Woods
field, this I'd day Of September, 1865, and of
the sixty-third year of the State.
GEO. W. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff Of Monroe County, Ohio.
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FOR SALE BY

g. H. Davenport, Woodsfeld; II. c. Kotzebue
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; vanlaw
Alexander & Co., Cameron; John W. Barnitt
Stafford; wagonfeld & Co., Jacobsburg; Upton
&Powell, Jerusalem; Jacob 7. Morrill,, Claring
ton; ]. H. ]. F. Thornbury, Beallsville and
by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States and Canada.
JUDKINs & HALL, Woodsfeld, O
Jan. B, 1S63s-1y- vseraesr
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The Trustees of the several townships OF
said county are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number Of Jurors are apportioned to
their townships respectively, and that they are
required to select the said number and make
return thereof to the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, together with the poll book,
within two days after the said second Tues
day in October, 1865.
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qhese Bitters are put UP In qldrt
bottles, of lu7sich the oboDe is q fdc-sins
lie. q7e 1obet is finely engraved, arsd
is Or Guided 1uith a sate- guard from
cc,lrste ,Jetters. price 81 per bottle, or
sir for SIS.
G. w. RobooE, Proprietor, No. 8
Essst Fourth St., Cfncinnati, to ,ohorn
al or ders should be addressed. =
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E8The following per-
sons are the authorized
Collectors for Town
ships opposite their
names, who will receive
theDuplieates after the
Goth day of December.
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the bill was to put another Of ncer at th G
head Of the Subsistence Depal tment.
Mr.: Baldwin stated that, has ing been
chairman Of . committee of l. nvestie:s-
ton on the subject of supplies, he had
found that this department VA 8 co'I-
Quoted with more energy and eff'ciens r
than any other department under the
Government
Mr.. Miles thought in such times :ss
these we must make sue cess the test Of
merit. We could not afford to have un-
successful officers.
The vote being taken, the bill was
passed.
The consideration of the tax bill " Is
then resumed.
Messrs. Perkins, Chiffon and Cham
bers spoke at length to the general meri IS
of the propositions before the House.
The hour for the termination Of t he
general debate having arrived,
Mr.. Aiken, of Georgia, offered fm
amendment making 7.30 notes receivable
in payment of taxes. .
Mr.. Colyar, of Tennessee, moved to
substitute so as to make all Governme Mt
securities so receivable.
Mr.. Conrad moved to amend so as to
make the old issue also receivable in
payment of these taxes,
Pending which the House, at half-past
8 p. NJ, adjourned.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
{. SENATE.
I EXTRA SESSION.

THURSDAY, February 9, 1865.
The Senate was called to order at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
The following bills were read the third
time and referred to the appropriate COM
mittees:
House bill entitled an act amending
and re-enacting an act passed March
3Oth, 1861, concerning divorces.
House bill entitled an act to repeal
ordinance No. 66 of the Convention of
Virginia respecting the revenue of the
literary fund.
House bill amending an act authorizing
banks and branch banks, in certain cases,
to receive payment of debts payable at
branch or mother banks within the
enemy's lines.
House bill to amend and re~enact the
first section of an act passed March LIST,
1864, entitled an act to authorize county
courts to change the places of holding
their sessions and to enlarge their pow
ers in certain cases.
On motion of Mr.. Armstrong, the
resolution adopted yesterday providing
for the adjournment of the Senate at IL
o'clock, in order to allow members to at
tend the mass meeting at the African
Church, was rescinded.
Mr.. Newman, of Mason, offered the
following resolution, which was referred
to the Committee on General Laws:
"Resolred, That in future it shall he the duty of
the Clerk Of the Senate, in reckoning the pay of
members, to allow for such time only as Senators
are in attendance on their duties, unless they be
detained by sickness or other unavoidable cause !"
Mr.. Hunter offered resolution pro-
viding for going into secret session each
day hereafter at one o'clock, which was
discussed by Messrs. Hunter Marshall,
johnson; and afterwards, on motion of
Mr. johnson, was laid on the table.
Joint resolutions, adopted by the
House of Delegates, in honor of the
death of Brigadier- General Pegram, and
providing for the appointment of joint
committee of ten on the part of the Se>
nate and twenty on the part of the House
of Delegates to attend his funeral, were
read and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended for that purpose.
On motion Cat o'clock), the Senate
resolved into secret session.
NoTR--We are requested to state that Colonel
billiard, Of Sussex, is detained from his seat in the
Senate in consequence Of severe indisposition. 8
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at 10 NJ. Mr.. Magru.
der, of Albemarle, in the chair, in the
absence of Mr.. Shelley.
Mr.. Tomlin, from the Joint Commit
tee on Salt, made report on the COM
munication of the Governor of North
Carolina concerning certain resolutions
adopted by the Legislature of that State
in regard to the diversion of certain en-
gines and cars engaged in the transpor-
tation of salt to North Carolina.
The bill Incorporating the Richmond
and Rappahannock Railroad Company
was passed.
The House agreed to q joint resolu-
ton appointing delegation of it's men,
bers to attend the funeral of Brigadier'
General John Pegram.
After the introduction of resolutions
and the transaction Of some business o.
local interest, the House adjourned.
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4 SPECIAL NorIcB.-We respectfully
eau the attention Of the trade to auction sale Of
N SiA1NUFACTURED TOBACCO, GROCERIES and
SCNDhlES, TODAY at 10 o'clock. We will add
bags prime Rio Coffee,
10 barrels Crushed Sugar,
10 barrels choice New Orleans Sugar,
II kegs Bi Carb. Soda,
boxes English Soap,
Is kegs Mountain Butter,
pieces White Flannel,
40 pieces Calicoes,
10 pieces Brown Jeans.
80 dozen Skirt Braid
20 pieces Canton Flannel.
80 dozen Round Combs,
100 pounds Cotton Irvine,
5 dozen French Calfskins,
bales Al Augusta Shectinks.
20 gross Lily White,
l6 reams large size White Toa Paper.
ALSO,
cases Brogans,
LADIES' and Misses Shoes.
Hats,
Genuine Mason's Backing,
Cavalry Boots,
Thread, Scissors,
Pins, Pen-knives.
ALSO,
10 pounds Blue Mass
10 pounds Corrosive Sublimate and other DRUGS.
- ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
fe ~ Auctioncers.
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RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS.
CAMP FIFTH TRxAs RR0IAErr.

At a meeting of the Fifth Texas regiment, Febru-
airy Sth, 1885, the following resolutions xero passed
"Resolvsd, That tho thanks Of the officers and
men Of this regiment are hereby publicly rendered
to the ladies Of Salem and vicinity, Roanoke county
Virginia, for their vey liberal donation Of provt-
sone, fruits tobacco and socks furnished the rsg''
ment on the 9th instant.
"Rssolred, That the kindness Of our fair friends
will ever be gratefully remembered by US, ana w,ii
be an additional incentive for doing our duty to the
proud "Old Dominion" and the entire Confede-
racy that We the more fully appreciate euch kind
ness, being Tar separated from our slowed ones q,
attentions that "God is our Defence" and under
His guidance and with the good wishes Of our faiz
countrywomen, We cannot fail to prosper.
Reiolcsd, That these resolutions be published
in tho Richmond papers, and the Salem Register
and the papers OF our own State DO requested.to
COPY" Sergoant-Major ]. N. snIrnsn,
Chairman.
Private B. s. Fitzgerald. Secretary.
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ITO CHARLES T. MoOAY. Ese.-TAK

THO CHARLES T. MoCAY, Eso.-TAKE
Il NOTICE That, on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of
March, A. ID. 1865, at tho law Office Of Staples 4
Wade in the town Of Christiansburg, In tho county
Of Montgomery, in the State Of Virginia, shall
proceed to take the dispositions Of CHARLES H. Gard.
ner Hamilton Shields, and others, to be read ev-
dence in cause depending in the Circuit Oourt-of
the county Of Montgomery, in which you are plain-
tiff and the Bank Of the Valley in Virgins 10 de-
fendant. And il tho said dispositions shall not, for
shall not be concluded, on t6as day, the taxing
thereof will be continued from day to day until
they are concluded. And you are invited to attend
the taking Of said depositions.
THE BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
IL 11-V4W
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no N. PAPPENHEIMER. -TAkT

J. NOTICE: That, on THURsDAY, tho "a dsy
Of March, A. d. 1865, at the Law once 81 Staples
Wade, in the town Of Christansburg, in the county
Of Montgomery, in the State Of Virginia, sha1
ner, Hamilton Shields, and others, 70 b read - eve
dence III cause depending in the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery county. in which you arc plaintiff and
the Bank Of the Valley in Virginia 10 defendant.
And If the said dispositions shall not for any cause,
be commenced, or, being commenced, shall not b
concluded, on that day, the taking thereof win b
continued from day to day until they are concluded.
And you invited to attend the taking Of said de-
positions.
TIE BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
in 27-v4v
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ITO RI FORD, Eso.-TAKE, NO.
Il CICE: That. ON THURSDAY. the ID DAY Of

l. TICE: That, on THURSDAY, the I'd Day Of
March, A. ID. 1865, At the law ONCE Of Staples &
Wade. in the town Of Christansbusg, in the county
of Montgomery, in the State Of Virginia, ehAll
psoceed 90 take the dispositions OF Charles H. Gard
ner, Hamilton Shields, and other, to be read -
evidence in a cause depending in the Circuit Court
Of the county Of Montgomery. in which you arc
plaintiff and the Bank Of the Valley in Virginia Is
defendant. And if the said dispositions shall not for
any cause, be commenced, or, being commenced.
shall not be concluded, on that day, tho taking
thereof will be continued from day to day until they
are concluded. And you invited to attend tho
taking Of said dispositions.
THE BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
jaN-w4w
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THE NEWS.

THE BATTLE OF lIATCHERS RUN.
Grants movement on the right of our
lines was brought to conclusion with
the operations of last Monday. His
troops were on that evening driven by
General Malone into the intrenchments
they had thrown up on Hatcher's run.
The next day they made feints on our
lines, but they were only feints. They
still hold the position gained on Hatcher's
run. This extends Grants line to the.
westward some three miles. But if he
gains any advantage thereby, we do not
see it. lie is further from Petersburg,
and is not nearer to the Southside rail-
road. He lost about one thousand five
hundred killed and wounded, and about
fif.y prisoners. Our whole loss will not
reach five hundred. We regret to state
that Colonel Houston, of this State, was
killed in the fight on Monday.
1t is now said that General Sorrelrs
wound is not considered mortal.
The dead on both sides have been
buried.
The enemy is erecting two or more OBJ
servato1ies opposite prominent points on
our right. One Of these is in front of
Cooks brigade, nearly opposite Pegram's
house. 1t has already reached height
of between one hundred and two hum
dred feet, and, it is said, will be run up
to three hundred feet 1t is located
about two miles from our lines.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
The enemy are in possession Of the
railroad west Of Branchville.
A dispatch from General Wheeler,
dated Holiness Bridge, February 7th,"
received in Charleston on Wednesday,
says.
"My pickets near Blackville, this
morning, were charged by three brigades
of cavalry, which drove them beyond
the village. Dibrell's Tennessee brigade
being in the vicinity, met and charged
the enemy, driving them back into the
village.
Blackv;lle is on the line of thoSouth
Carolina railroad, twenty-eight miles
west OF Branchville and forty-nine miles
southwest of Columbia.
A dispatch from Branchville, received
in Charleston on the same day, states !:
"The enemy have made their appear
ance along the South Carolina railroad
beyond the Edisto river, and have burn
ed house within a mile and half of
the railroad bridge. About 2 o'clock
Yesterday evening our troops were with
drawn to this side of the bridge, and the
bridge burned"
Thus railroad connection with Augusta
| is severed. No official dispatches from
this quarter were given to the press yes
terday. Whether any were received we
| do not know. 1t is an error, however,
| to suppose that becausSsany point on the
| South Carolina railroad is in the hands
of the enemy that we can no longer
draw supplies from Georgia. 1t would
be unwise to explain the matter at this
time. There was a report yesterday
| that Charleston had been evacuated. We
find in official circles no confirmation OF
the report.
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Sorghum is now cultivated to consi>
aerable extent in Orange county, New
i'fk. The best cultivated plots yield
spout three hundred gallons Of syrup psr
acre worth now one dollar and twenty.
I'VE cents per gallon.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Two THOMAs B. POWRR- J1i1Ts 3

y low uHU an SIP 3; POWER, JAMES b.
NERS, UNDER THE NANR Am 1UUa11 TAT.
rUMER. Low CO.--TAKR NOTICE ~ ~ " -
th nEi .s o9. y the ID Day q L. D. ss
Christiansburg, in the county Of Ionteomsssxa =
the STATE Of Virginia, shal, proceed q fais 10
dePositions Of Charles H. Gardner, HsupilfoS
Shields, and others, to be read q svideaco Ia n
cause depending IN the District Court Of tho Con.
federate States Of America for tho Eastern Disic4
OF Virginia, held in the city Of Richmond In vhich
Edward Lawrence and John. Toulman, partners IN
trade, under the Arm Of z. Lawrence Co., who cue
ior your benefit, are plaintiffs and the Bank a tho
valley in Virginia Is defendant. And Il. the saiA
oepostions shall not, for any cause, b commenced,
or oeing commenced. shall not be concluded, On that
to day until they are concluded. And ron sTs n
vised 70 attend the taking Of said depositsons.
IHE BANK OF THE VALLEY TN VIRGINIA.
IL 17-V1v
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at the usual hour
PRAYER bv the Rev. DR.. Duncan.
After considerable discussion, motions
to take recess to attend the public meet.
ing held to-day were voted down, and
the House adopted the following resolu"
ton:
Reso,rsd. That the Speaker acknowledge, on
the part OF the House, the recelpt OF Pouto NV
tation Of q committee to meet VIII .no .us ~
Richmond on this day at noon, ana paruclPate WIN
them in mass meeting, and assure that committee
that this House heartily sympathizes WITH 'ne Ic,
ject Of the meeting, but having FIesss Hs S,,e
regard for the public interests, ADJOURN
The Committee on Claims reported
a joint resolution providing for the pay
ment of one thousand nine hundred dol
lars to the legal representative OF Jonn
r. Cardwell for slave lost while 10 the
public service. Passed. :,
Tho Committee also reported "a
versely. upon numerous claims, which
were accordingly laid on the table;
The House took up the Senate bill fo'
the appointment Of commlssafy gene
raj, with the rank, pay and allowances
Of . brigadier.general. :.
Pending the discussion Of the measure
Mr.. Miles minated that the object O
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H SPECIAL Nor1cE.-At private sale,
5 bales 7-S DOMESTICS,
5 bales fl DOMESTICS
fe 9-3t TARDY g. WILLIAMS,
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NOTICE. hereby forewarn al per-
MARGARET 4. BRIAN, - I viii pay no debt
contIastod b. her. 6hs 10 not AUTHORISED TO ell q
receipt tor anything h my nama.
:. wv NOMAHO 01AANe
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN. from camp
~ Of Thomas's brigade, on tho 18th Of January
with right shoulder little shEunken, caused by
swinney. will give liberal reward for the delivery
Of the mule at Colonel Hollis headquarters, Thirty
9th Georgia regiment.
fe $50 NJ @. DONRL9ON.
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ITO MYER III. SIMPSON AND EZE-
Il KIEL SOLOMON. DOING RII0INESA I'm.

" " En- III. OANfSON AMI GZE.
KEEL SOLOMON, DOING BUSINESS UM.
SIMPSON, & CO.-TAKE NOTICE: That, On
THURSDAY, the I'd day Of March, A. d. 1865, at
1 5ne iav oiace OF Staples Wade, in the town Of
the State Of Virginia, shall proceed to take the
dispositions OF Charles Gardner, Hamilton Shields,
and others, to be read evidence in . cause de-
gomery, in which you are plaintifls and tho. Bank
OF the Valley In Virginia is defendant. And II tho
said dispositions shall not, for any cause, bs CONE
cluded that day. the taking thereof win be con-
unued from day to day until they are concluded.
And you are invited to attend the taking Of said
dispositions.
TIE BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
Il 35-~A~
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EXTRA FLOUR.-ROBERT HILL &
Ia SON are receiving this THIS DAY, Aneeu
6sJrels EXTRA FLOUR, below mafnet peice:
r. iO-Its ROBERT HILL SON.
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AMUsE1rFFTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
~ Corner Seventh and Broad streets.

l
R.loHMoND THEATRE,
AZ Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
| FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10, 1865.
/. "f REQUEST OF MANY LADIES,
the dramat'zation Of verdi's Opera Of
IL TRovAToRE,
THE BADOUR,
with its
FULL AND EFFICIENT CAST:
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUST.
CAL SELECTIONS,
Nh. RICHARD D. OGDEN,
will &c presented
FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY
PROGRAMME OF MUSIC:
HAPPY Moments Now Returning solo-Nanrico.
Tho Dark and Dreary Clouds Of Nisht-solo-
Manrico
The Celebrated Anvil Chorus-Thc entire Company
and Corps de Ballet.
The Convent Choristers
The Soldiers Song and Chorus.
The Miscrere- Solo, Duet and chorn.-by Nam
rico, Leonora, and full chorus.
FULL AND COMPLETE OvERTUREs TO
EACH ACT
will be played by the excellent and complete Or
chcstra, under the sole direction of the leaders.
A. Rosenbergcr and Loebman.
D...w...........".....M1ss INEZ FLOYD.
GRAND PAS DE DEUX,
Miss NARY PARTINGfON AND JESSIE WEIR
NER.
Conclude with, for the first time, the Comedetta
entitled
EGO AWAY"
OR,
SOMEBODY ELSE.
MINNIE, with songs,
Miss SALLIE HARRINGTON.
Soon to be produced-The Opera Of
TIE BRIGAND.
FAIRY SPECTACLE.
tfe l0-ltl
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ITO EDWARD KIDDER AND tSILAS
N. MARTIN, PARTNERS, UNDER THE

N. MARTIN, PARTNERS, UNDER THE
STYLE OF KIDDER & MARTIN-TAKE NO.
TICE: That, on THURSDAY, the I'd day Of March.
A. d. 1865, at the law Office OF Staples Wade, in
the Of Christiansburg, in tho county Of Mont
gomery, in the State Of Virginia. shall proceed 70
take the dispositions Of Charles II. Gardner, Hamil-
ton Shields, and Others to be read a. evidence in
cause depending in the Circuit Court Of the county
Of Montgomery, in which you are plaintiffs and the
Bank Of the Valley in Virginia is defendant. And
If the said dispositions shall not for any cause, b
commenced; on, being commenced, shall not b
concluded, on that day, the taking thereof win b
continued from day to day until they are concau.
said DISPOSITIONS.
THE BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
Ia 27-v4v
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Mietlntnnn qispateb,
FRIDAY MORNING.. FEBRUARY 10. 1865.

-. The Di,pateA Coansin9 Room has been re.
nored 70 the Northeast Corner II Thirteenth and
Main streets, ISpence's Bmidiny,J Immediately OPP
posits the Old Stand.
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NJ OTI G E.-Persons having claims
IN against the estate Of the late JACOB SMITH
viii present them to me forthwith properly anthem
tcated. WILLIAM II. TYLER, Executor.
RIcHuoNp, January II. 1855, 1el0-2ts