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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04

ToRoNTo, Dec. Am important case
relative to the steamer Georgipn, under
seizure at Collingwood for q violation OF
the neutrality laws, is under considers
ton here. The legal agent for the United
States Government has been applied to
for an injunction securing the defend
ants from interference, which has been
granted to continue ten days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04

A bad state of things is said to exist
about Nashville--murders, robberies,
&c. The Journal recommends that the
military attend to the case. The real
remedy ia in the 'moval of the military
Altogether, an Brownlow along with
Democrat.
OF course. Remove the Union sol.
disrs, remove BrOwnhOw, give the city
up to the banditti and the rebels, and
.hsv will have nice state of affairs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
From Rfatamoras.

New York, Dec. 3-The adyices from
Matamoras are to the 10th of Novem-
Der. A war steamer manned By htty
French sailors, had forced the passes OF
the Rio Grande between Bagdad and
Matsmoras, and arrived at the latter
place. sfaa so4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04

p6~ Clarence Prentice is going to
Texas with the intention of raising cat
tie for livelihood Exchange. -
b Clarence is fair local, good poker
player and 6rst-rate fiddler, but we
doubt his qualification v pastoral life.
He may raise the-old Gentleman in
black, down in Texas, but ne'er cattle.
-IndidndDoEis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
We noticed q white man walking

We noticed white man walking
fourth Street arm in-arm with q
,ss soldier. The latter individual
,Siust been paid of, and no doubt had
.oass.-LoGisUilie Democrat.
Taey have some mighty mean men in
souisyilla Some of them would just as
zen rob . niger as not.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04

WATERFALL La MODE A gentle.
oan connected with the Journal Office
icked up q waterfall on Fourth street
Cav or two since. 1t Is most unique
oattern of head appendage we have
seen anywhere, and must be highly
-rized by the fair owner. By paying
sarges. the "little affair" can be had
our Bunting room.-L0a. Journal
hat galIantryi what chivalryI to
-e e young lady for finding her
all. You git eoutl That's real
e style.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04

PiLoTs APPoINTED.-Govern Baker
has appointed r Gardner and John Le-
fever, residents of Jeffersonville, as Falls
pilots-to serve four years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
DIED.

PRINCE--At Pripcston, Ind, on the 29th Of
November, 1866. Mrs. THERESA PRINCE, consort
OF Judge VIM. Prince, aged about ninety years
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
NOTICE.
A Warning.

NToTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT MY
IN son, John Schoambs, has left my house, and
is, as am informed, borrowing money on my
credit hsrsby warn ali persons not to loan hin
money, or otherwise credit him on my acco6nt,
90 will pay DO dsbta Of his con tracting.
dseA II HENRY SOH0AMHs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
MEETING.

THNHE MEMBERS OF TE II wORKINGMEE's
Il Cooperative Assembly are requested to meet
at the Hall In KluAman's Block, Main strest, on
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, atTP.M
By order of the Assembly
decd I'd d B. GRAHAM, RS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
Especial 70 the Hsrald J

Colonel Withers of Mississippi, form
erly General Pemberton's Chief of Ar.
tillery, reports his efforts to induce
Boston capitalists to embark in cotton
growing, and other Southern specula.
tons, very successful
New YORK, Dec. l.-The Herald 8
Bordeaux correspondents, dated Novem
Der 5th, speaking of the American
squadron in European waters, says the
Frolic, on board of which Admiral
Goldsboro had his headquarters, re-
NAMED at Bordeaux over a week, and
attracted great attention from the in
habitants of the town and the surround
ing country r iaewE ans 9
The 1rfbune's Louisville correspond d.
ent says, Gen, Palmer has given his per-
sonal recognizance to appear for trial
on the indictment found by the grand
jury for assisting slaves to escape. 1t
is rumored that similar indictment
has been found against Gen. Fisk, who
has given passes to II, 900 negroes to
cross the Ohio river, during the last
eight months.
Garret Davis is said 70 have de-
nounced the Presidents refusal to abol.
ish tbs Freedmen's Burt aa.
The Times Washington special says,
the Postmaster General mailed copies
of his report to the journals of the large
cities OF the country SO that the docu-
ment may be put into type for publica-
ton on the day of its delivery to Con-
gress. The report occupies about thir.
teen pages pamphlet size, and is not go
lengthy as last years report by about
one-third
The HerGtds Washington special says:
Gen. Lasher, Sergeant-at Arms of the
New York Legislature in 1860, is can
sdidate for the same position in the
House OF representatives.. The contest
is likely to be confined to 0rdway, LASH
or and Gen. Ingraham, late Provost.
Marshal General OF the District. of Co
lumbia. s& E
Sometime since the Quartermaster n
Department ordered that the sale of
transportation material be discontinued.
The Commissary Department has in eft
feet adopted the same course in respect
to supplies for troops, and has COM
menced accommodating rations at New
Orleans and other ports convenient to
Texas 80"
Inspectors are said to be looking
closely into the condition and quantity
Of transportation and ordinance stores,
and directing repairs in all cases where
they are needed. Taken in connection
with Gen. Grants visit to Sheridan
these facts show disposition. to keeT
the army Of the Southwest in condition
for active service at moments notice
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
FEED.
Chopped Feed.

MTE ARE JUST RECEIvIEG IN STORE 500
w bushels Of chopped wheat screenings, which
as food for milk cove, Is much superior to ship
stuff aud brau. Those who wish The largest pos.
sible yield Of milk from their cows had better
try It. r. S. RUsT0N 4 CO.,
sept6. No. 30, Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
COAL:
Notice 10 staamhoats.

A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF sCREEHED COAL
n on hand at the Honey Greek Coal Landing,
two miles above Rockports Barges filed ct
reasonable prices.
dec2dIm - HONEY CREEK COAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
SASH AND DOORS.
WANTED.
Book Agents. Look Hare

~ of the Rebellion, now published aud being
delivered to subscribers, gives excellent satis-
faction, having been carefully prepared for
the Press since the close of the War. Il ia the
War complete, in . single volume Of about aOt
large an1 closely printed pages, iIIastrafed by
Maps, and forty beautiful stesl engravines; has
an index of eEenta, and 10 strongly bound in
leather. The popularity of this work is rare y
equaled. The csnRass Is but just tegun, yet
has within ninety days over 90, 900 Subscribers.
Multitudes waiting for just such a book It
Is the cheapest War History published or even
proposed The author formerly editor OF the
Army and Navy Journal. Agents can solicit
with q sample. For Circulars, with terms, ad-
dress HENRY HOWE, No. Ill Main street,
n28 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04

1000 SACKS for sale at No. 30, Water Street,
1OOO II. 8. RUsT0N& q CO.
sspt6-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-04
equalization and reduction of taxation.


Senator Sherman will introduce bill
at an early day, providing for reor
| ganizstiou of the Civil Department Of
the Government, to reduce the clerical
| force, and increase the salaries of clerks
Especial to the Herald
Owing to a press of business and the
near approach Of Congress, but ew par
dons have been granted during the
week.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was a
short one. Most of the members re-
turned after one o clock to their Depart
ments to finish their reports.
A list of about 40 breyets of officers
in the Commissary Department will soon
be issued. Gen. A. B. Eaton, Chief
Commissary, and his Assistant, have
both been sbreVeted Major Generals in
the Regular Army.
a. special to the World says:
General Grants views in regard to
the increase of the regular army will be
communicated to the Military Commit,
tee Of Congress, At the present time
no one ia at liberty to foreshadow his
views in regard to that matter He is
in favor of reducing the army to the
lowest point compatible with the public
interest.
Next to the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry's report, that Of the Comptroller of the
Currency will be the most important,
showing, as it will Ia detail the exact
amount of each kind of currency in cir
culation. The public win be surprised
to find that the grand total is much lar
ger than seems to be generally supposed.
The report will contain recommends
tons that are needed, vital to the fuRn-
clal interests ofthe country. h
Certain parties are travelling through |
the Northern States, as is shown by o |
received by Gen. How /
ard, appealing to the benevolent for |
contributions BY representing that there
are 10000 or more destitute freed peo- /
pie In this district who are actually suf- |
'eripg for the necessaries of life. These /
'tatements are false. The Freedmen's
Bureau supports but 80 freedmen. ( t
z Col. Burnett, Judge Advocate, was
mustered out of service to-day
A special to the Herald says an order
rom Gen. Dent, commanding the gar
ison at Washington, dissolyes the court
martial Of which Brig. Gen. hewitt was
PRESIDENT, and relieved all the Veteran
Reserve officers of which it was COM
'osed. The courtmsrtial will probably
DON be reformed, with detail of off.
srs from Hancpck's corps, or some of
be volunteer regiments on duty there,
Then several important cases of fraud
q the Quartermaster's Department con.
erning officers of considerable rank
nil oe tried. Dissolving the court-mar.
al destroys the last hopa of those vet
ran officers excepted in the late order
ending homs all who were not actually II
n duty of some kind.
The 9th and 9Th regiments of Han.
ock's corps, on duty in Washington,
sport desertions during the month of
lovember at 258
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

SUPRElK CouRr-CigrUIT-- Part Mos. 1921
1893 lG,s 1855 1919 lG1 teg 1909. 100 1893 lSJ1, 1903
81 ais qS "a re a-G. igii mi. go. So, 2i3
SUPERIOR COURT - Part Mos. 1897, $40,
47sl Ssh fyG7 '9o9 4e7 tyS, 49,; 43, ioI5 1871, .s.9
49, 49, Pa, IN1s. 4lts $50 ass, ilyJ, <S1l fJ.e
sd0i $500 69,8 stiI Solo alig aJlH 5n.2, VA. -.
BBooBLYS CITY CoURr.-Nos. sc, 50, 43, 67, 6,
81. ~ ~, al, IL, 20.
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fhayertisepent1
Observation-Disclosures.

w. sv N ncr.ons having Co.uup ion. "a whatever stag
~ he J.eass ue II WIsnkHrs rIAE TAEs Tar CosDI,L
which IL readily tsn up by ,h. cd md carried 70 I'd.
G,,d ores o. lie unzs lrl stop then decay once, snd h
yati.nt, life Il a,vf TBs lISE TREE TAR CORDIAL be-
vivid r,sssre, OF the lun,s and exrs from the system
Ing Five pyE TAR CoKDI,L purihrs the blood
Of All .eroops that u constantly breeding orrs IN
rsn, rud external salt Khenn. Blo,ch.s tie Face AMI
All st,p D.rases RE especially cured by nr. WisAET
Philadelphia. -, 49,, A. %,
Broadway. \. }.
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ihdvertisonl1ntI

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs!-A sure cure for these
distressing complaints now made known ia TIcstss on
% Ta,,x m, - -, r. -, b.d h,, a, an Oh
doyii4a hrt be conscntensy re!nfe to
known, iss cured everybody who used H. never
having fded IN single II IL equally In or
Fs DyspeD.a and .he Ingredients may be found In any
drug ore Sent free 20 .. tie receipt Of i've cents 10
pay pos,sge. Atdrs Dr. o. PHKLrs BnovH No 10 Grand
it. gs.s.y City, New Iensy
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,,gAxByR,-Fyp. 2a--nrfrro Justice BARNARD.
nrgvC.ONl

Tberhard Taber agt. Carl Stoottner.-M t,on
r,tpiel tdriatic FTs in,uIrce Company AT ,nr.Ia
frloey.- r. poi, confirmed L. u. Wright as eor-. IL
Carbesfoton granted and r., reuce or .d 10 hear
end d.tefio1 nsni'on' &C. 's- A'H'' Hl.ancion dis
solved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT IRcurr-Feb. a. Before Just
BREACH OF CONTRACT.

Cerardus Koop agt. Parker Handys and others
This was claim for brrbch Of contract In a sale By simple
Of dndia The dene d"nicd sale by sample and showed
that The cargo sod fair not uay .weatrd
Some Effort was made show that consisting Of
riic and diydvi must necessarily be swea.d The
eEpied two day. and tese verdict syrn Tor plaintiff
10: sI crnls damages kaufman, nek Noo1sn for the
plaindd " y. J. C. shuT aud b. 4. Williams oI de-.
t.Idant
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iAdyer.isenen..


PRor. BENJAMIN SULLIVAN, after very ex-
tpnsys tour in California, has arrived st home He
was the fret TO make research on Gil Greek, long
before any wells we're bored there. lie gives il as
his opinion tba, the development of PETROLEUM Oh the
property Of tie CALnoRSn PETROLEUM CoNrANi Is iAf
better than II in penns lsanin and OHIO Els hrs'
report 20 the Company was made July ls6l in which
he stated that their property ~ RANCH. was splendid
estate but It's value WIS ito almost fabulous wealth IN
The beat Of oil We have seen letter written TO the
Company since his return Feb. TO- lst1) IN which be
Gays:
Il srn happy 70 be able TO confirm ~ this date Wha'
have sad my published report respecting the extra
ordinary character and high valne Of tie estate on
which your Company Is establishcl."
The Company is in the hands OF gentlemen OF the
highest integrity large smount Of machinery, &C..
&C. has been shipped TO California, and The cevelop
men, Of the prop rty viii progress with 'gor As we
stated before We know The engaged In this enter
prise, and regard the stock good investment
THE Independent Feb. q
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Luckemeycr OCT. Gale't .r-Hotion denied. Tho
ssv.ia bill however, mas ,sed poA rs'lce SEQ opu-
hon WaSeman Sc' "R' "<cAog-'re op Mon. Olecs szt
Uieokii the par'i', nslt 20 te ORDER rrssued apo
hin, written consent Tie order vii be 7inwrd bit Il Is
not VI" order sn9' cri stra'g at Mo"enan-Jud rne'
for aul-pl Oh o. nlrErr tllursou a. baIsssAMVGcu
| Ieuicd so ~ - defendant 0 abide event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

fARmS.-LerZe and thriving atteml 3, mild aud
heshfu climate. % miles south n Philadelphia by railroad
Rich so whirh produces crops, which be
HoHng Ten twoniy and tiny -Hcs at from ~ 10 fjo
per payable within ouT years uooi business openings
r manufactures ard oor'; charches, schools md good
ce.y. I; l. tho most irlTosing plsce East Wss
Hundrei syinz and building. The beeny With which
the paee lid o.! Re rpasod Letters sseI,d Papers
combining reports ard giving fol- information viii be SEQ, free
Adifess ChA5. X. LhSDlS, Ninoland PostObcs Cumber
hand Co.. ~ J. From Report u Sioa RoInsos iyre.i1n,a
pi,or ~ TAs TilTs II II tAe erf,asrs JrfIs
fraef, ia aBosf icp To,on ard ,saL condition for
pleasant farming lial zee knoT u Mis sids " ne Ne,ssrD
ProiJi0.
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VHE HORACE WATERS Grand, squsr.
United PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
Gorscs, CARR asso, &e.
oUAargRAAsrxR.Ggy SRsL's OyUcs,
FIRST D1N.BIOs, !

oUAargRaArxRG q ERsLs OyUcs)
FIRST DfNBIoS, !
WAsHssrox IuY, telri-ry - lses)
HORSES HORSES ! HORSES -
4 J. HORSES, suitable Tor tho CavslTy sonice, viii -
purchased a. Glesbo.o Depc ia open n'sfAo I'LL Aph
1865. ~
Horses viii BE- delivered 10 Ciptsu l. Lowry Moore A.
NJ and be subjected to the usual Governmen inspe0ss
before being accepted .s
SPECIFICATIONS. follows; "Cavsry ho's mns' %
froa hf,ecn 5) sixteen t6) hnd' high from nvs 70,
nine ts) years oa and well adapted y oyeIy gay 20
purposes. torsee between nine ~ oni re ~ yoa, -
II s vigorous sprshtly aud healthy. nay be aetsp,ea
Price, one hundred aud seventy h'e e@'" lSA" ''3~
Hcun Of iuspeciion, rom 20. ~. 70 p e.
A"' "- " ~ JAMES a. KIN,
Colonel in charge FirsI Division q. NJ q. ..
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SUPERIOR COUET-TRIiL TIgS-bef'Tc Ju'.ice 10
MI.
G. n. Nowlin ogt. Joseph W0es.-This case now
~ ,o the time, icing OF su alleged breach OF
contract 81 te d.voy Of n3piha, today Tcsasd IN verdict
loI plaintiff ioI S5.5it g.
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FOURTH EkYtosAB BANK OF TBB CITY Oh


NEw.yoRK.
ros Qz 40 20 PINE-sr,
DEF .e,rosy AND FrSAScM AGENf OF The UNITED
STArEs
Rave for sale ready for delivery,
,,,..a,,,,je At maturity. into $50 GoLpBsAErso
DoSDs.
UNITED STATES fG-&o SoNDs
VNI1Fp SrArqs G-25 boNDS
Ukurp STATES 2-YRAR CEgnFfcAiEs.
VIC o'so collect Government Vouchers aid Drass,
and ot,ara 10 other business with the Government.
p. G. CALB0uR, PGose2nt.
NEW, YoKK, Jan. -. 1865.
The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK oF NEW
YorK. This Bank has commenced busn'ss Mt No. -
Broadway. and offers It's services to she rroic
Collections viii be made on all accessible points on
tic loves. tefms
AL orders icr Government Securities viii be promptly
executed end tho customary commission allowed u
purchasers
Special attention win be given % business connected
with Government aad persons Wishing 10 AVOID the
Inconvenience OF addressing the Departments ara In
yited 10 apply TO the officers of this Bank
NOAH ]. WILSON, President
ALFRED a. Posy, Cashier.
UNITED STATES
$40
TREASURY NoTEs
For inwsaato delivery. at
HowEs l. Maoye, Bankers,
No. 80 wAlrcsr
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Zeal estate for Sale.

nor SALE-A small nice 3-story brown
Stone English basement HOUSE, in good order, ~ Ws.
TLiry.ionrlhst Prcs $1,000 BY J. +. HALE NO. $50
broadway. -------
NOR sALE.-CRANBGRRY LAND-65O
Acres. Atlantic County, y. j.; Is Aeies orsnSsiry
Meadow, part OF the vines year, oi'o g. anon,
~ bbIs By JAS. w. CAMPBELL. No. south F''n''''''
Philad-lphia
NOR SALE-The elegant HOUSE, No. 30
W,st 1irtyuiul.t fourstofy brown stone In elegant
3r nv with esrt.t. and fixtures and mrtors IN
"a, -, 49,, ION Price T30JD. Apply on tie pfrune'
Ton, I'D or of BENEDICT COLT. No. ttins-st.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. The Execu-
\ TOR, of the ln'e GROVER c. FuRMAf, in order TO
al lie the state offer TO- sa the following desirable proper
~ in eroosiyn, r. D. la,e M' u. Tt U,f y, VIZ
DwtllmS Hoa.e aud Lot, No l2J fonrth'st
stofo aud dwelling bot, No lJ0 F0uhlst
Sto,. and Dwelling Lot. No. l.6 tonT'hs-
S,ore ,.d Dwelling Lot No. l4l Fourh-st-
S,or. snd Dwelling Lot. Nc. az fonftn-ts'
D.rlipg House AID lot. No ~ SCUM rstn
n,ss,.ius n ouse ana Lot. NO. a. South tisstsL
Dvel IA z House and Lot. No south rstst.
Dv.llrs ilonse aut Lot, No, - south fhst-st,
pyr.Ii,nss Hons, and Lot, No. ~ South Seconds 81
n,sI,iny Il6nsr and lot, No Z, South s~condf M,
Dwelling fIouss AID Lot, " r. cor SOUTH fi'p -.
Dwelling iousr aud Lot No. 81 tForii'"y Near
dwelling House AID Lot, No 50 'rossw ayn.si peai a
The present opportunity rarely REQ 10 seo
d,rvs and yslnabe zeal es,ae rraonabe tern, for
h rartieu srs apply " l. kNEELANDl 9Irp o. hs X
cc.ior) No 66 Wan st., Nowi oIk, or 20 w moho m
81 South Sesenths, or HUGHES OhhE"' corner fn'H
and jrand-st., Brook IN, y. H. -
;, ,sd sSYHsff aa9S I'm r.'eoeoF's
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Cost ano foulI0.

7 OST-In the lower part If Seventh or Eighth
] ,yo or IN that vicinity February 2ld a GOLD
WATCH Any returning the to The ncr c, No.
~ Jane st., vii receive rev ard oi Twenty polsEa
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.ftus.ral ynsirnmsnts
A NEW PIANO.
TO THE PUBLIC AND THE PROFESSION
LINDEMAN & SONS
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO-FORTEs.

LlNDEmAN q SUNS, nAVib- ptttetsen ~i'H -" $3.50
Cyeloid respectfully invite the profe'sio enc
,surs and the public generally v her Mandatory Noe
III and l7o Mercer It,, one door below Bieecker,
ie snd thoroughly thesc Instruments They court sA
mos, critical udgae, and the cloes. comparison. eor,hcss
that the brilliant aud sterling qualities ofths
PANENT CYCLOID PIANOS
viii nee. with the approval OF the most e1aens.
Linlemsn Sons claIm for these nstrurnensss
SUPERIORITY OF ACTUAL MELoDlOUs POwEA
PURITY AND vocALlTY OF TONE,
perfection Of touch and above all the attainment 81 go
mechanical construction which counhiae, In "a shaps
ENTIRE NOVELTY,
ELEGANCE
AND STRENGTH.
srd which insure. tina, ne in'trument
WILL STAND IN TUNE.
logger Ard more perfectly. than
ANY OTHER PIANO
now manufactured under III eircums,ances OF change -
mate or variation Of ,emp-r,ture.
TIE PATENT CyCLOID PIANOS eau DO ssss - =
hours during the day. The invitation to v AMI exsnps
attended TO al
LINDEMAN & SONS,
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1'IltEE LOTS FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.
i -iocated In ThIiy scY.a,, r., n-er Thirisva
Apply TO PRTIEE, WILSON CO,
n, Snuth..s
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COURT or COMMON LEAs-SPP >-,t rrRx-Feb "a
bei,rr jui.rC CO. .nSfo
DEClslo' IS
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Gouscs an0 garms Uanic0.
nral estate for Sale.

4 i No. 49, TtilRD-ANt. the following hIst-
~ Ga, Houses too sale: op L-ylnr,onavei ~
Thidi.fhs' in thirty fL'fisti on Nid~"'rarr Z IN
Thuy 6nhft g. tlny third IT. J la ln ~ "i,hhst nes'
Fi.havr.s2 Co'tss-s; smell lous"s ~ih Stables %.
Third uys. Seclud orr = on SECOND aud luna
ssr- IN siSfy--rand - on li1y mn Ut. VI r,i
9Th ,t " w fo.ty .hr, a.. ~ Thirty 'iIhst IA IN
f,urfb..f.. On 1Airy-frtst n Thilty-sccordt In
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