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AUCTION SALES.
BY +. F. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer.
A UCTION SALE OF STEAM PRO.
IN PELLER AND BARGE.

A UCTION SALE OF STEAM PRO-
IN PELLER AND BARGE.
1 will sell, on Tuesday, the 2sth instant, at IL
o'clock, NJ, at Higgins wharf, the
STEAMER ]. d. COLEMAN.
The J. ID. Coleman was built in 1868, is SO feet
long, II 6-l2 feet BEAM feet inches in hold, is
well found In every respect, will carry $50 tons
on $40 inches rate; Engine Is inches square /;
speed miles per hour.
The Boiler and Engine have just been over
hauled, and are as good as new.
She will carry 5000 bush els of Grain, and con-
sumes Il tons Of coal per "a hours.
She has large size Sewall's Donkey Pump. 2
Anchors and Chains, Clinker built small Boat,
built Of Cedar, and fully found in Lines, Furni-
ture, Tools, &C.. &c.
ALSO,
Barge c. j. RYAN, years old. She is a I'd
size Erie Boat-capacity 5000 bushels She was
thoroughly overhaued in October, and warrant
ed sound.
For further particulars, enquire of
+. f. FERGUSON,
nov8-tds Auctioneer.
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BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
No, 5, Commercial Row.
G. R. PHELPS, AUcr1oNEER.
:" G III LY DIES IR A r. l. Il
AND
VALUABLE FARM.
ON LYNNHAVEN RIVER, IN PRINCESS
ANNE COUNTY,
EIGHT NILES FROM NORFOLK,

FOR SALEi
We offer for sale that most desrabl4& EARN, On
Lynnhayen River, eight miles from N69olk, con-
tanning 1874 acres, about one-half of which is
cleared, the balance covered with Pine and
Oak, 81
This Land cannot be surpassed for productive
ness, in this section of country. 1t is easily titled
and is as "kind" Land as can be found any
where.
The Lynnhaven River bounds this Farm ON the
East, and with attention given to the OYSTER
GROUNDS belonging to this tract, an immense
revenue may be derived.
The improvements consist of a
NEW BRICK DWELLING,
Containing nine Rooms, two-story double brick
Kitchen, with all other necessary out-buildings,
Stables and Barns, all of which are in good CON
dition, having been lately erected
TO SELL, 1t is offered at Private Sale until
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th of November, and if not
disposed of by that time, 1t will be sold at Public
Auction, at our Auction Rooms, No. S, CONNER
cial Row.
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ARRIVALS.
Str. Geo. Leary, Brakeman, FIN Baltimore.
str TGheorgeanmaa Pearson im Baltimore
Str, City Point, Talbot, I'm Richmond.
Str. Jenny Lind, Snow, FIN Williamson.
Schr. j. B. Spaford, Parsons, FIN New York.
Schr. A. 7. Jones, Jerrald, I'm E. City,
Schr. Imogene, Evans, fin Washington.
DEPARTURES.
Str. Georgeanna, Pearson, for Baltimore.
Str. Geo. Leary, Brakeman, for Baltimore.
Str. Thos. Collyer, Mitchell, for Richmond,
Str. Magenta, Baulsir, for Richmond.
Str. Eolus, McCarrick, for Mathews County.
Str. Clairmount, Smithers, for Philadelphia.
Str Warwenock, Moore, for Murfreesboro.
Str. Jenny Lind, Snow, for WILLIAMSON.
Str. notary, Parsons, FIN Fairfield, n. c.
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PREPARATIONS TO BREAK JAIL.-The par
ty of five or six fast young men who have
lately been relnanded by the Corporation
Court for trial before Circuit Court, appear
to have been making considerable calculations
for am escape. Mr.. Nelson, the jailor has dis
covered and Disconnected well devised plan
by which the whole party proposed to regain
their liberty; a saw, a chisel, and a rope have
b, en brought to light, and with them, all tleir
we'll prepared plans of escape. The party are
now provided with separate rooms in the no
tel. Fai
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THk DIsMAL SWAMP CANAL COMPANY
An adjourned meeting of this company was
held i'll the Custom House yesterday mornir 6.
Captain James Cornick, the veteran President
Of the improvement declined to serve any long
er, and Leroy Il. Edwards, Esq, was elected
to the executive ehaif i} his place. w
The company then went into the election of
Directors for the ensuing year and Messrs
Richard Dickson, Conway Whittle, w. L.
Harrison, g. W. Whipple were elected on the
first ballot 1,t
The company resolved 10 pat the canal in
complete order at the earliest possible moment,
and on motion adjourned.
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oc23-tN22
[X1RECK SALE OF STEAMER.

L will sell, on Saturday, the 4th day of No
yyember at u o'clock, NJ, in front of my Auction
House, the remains of the Steamer FAIRHA-'
VEN, as she now lies, ON the, beach near Cape
Henry Light House. 1t consists of the Engine,
Boilers, and Metal Sheathing OIL, her bottom, with
all that may remain of the Steafn
Persons desiring to purchase, can in the mean
selves
Sold by order of ....
T. P. CROWELL, Agent,
For acct. of whom it may concern.
F. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer
ocl2-2aWtds
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Orr THE TRAcK.-The splendid engine,
Gen. Mcclellan" OF the Seaboard and Roa-
noke Railroad, ran frem off the track while
curving around the corner of Water and
High streets, in Portsmouth, yesterda Morn
ing, and was with difficulty gotten on again,
the great weight of the engine making it a
tedious job. On account of this accident, the
up train was delayed until II o'clock, whereas,
had it not occurred, it would have started at
9 O'clock.
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LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE.-Messrs
Leigh Bros. q Phelps, will sell at their auc-
ton rooms No. Commercial Row this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. A large assortment of house
hold furniture, carpets, stoves &c. The ladies'
and heads of families will do well to attend
Also one latrobe stove
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HOTEL-NonroLK, Va, Nov

Riddick, Nansemond NJ Holland and
servant, Franklin; Jno Shary, Va Thos Will
liams, Va; P Whitney, Beaufort, N G; C P
Jones, Surrey 7 Delk; surry Fl Eunnis,
Va; A Land, Va; Wager, Williamsburg
&C Glliamer, Hampton; B ] Murser, Hampton,
VIM Allison, Hampton o Thomas, Isle OF
Wight; Frank White, Richmond; Jno Cunet,
Baltimore; Glenn, Baltimore; A ] Stith, New
York s H Sirius, Boston B Ketter, Baltimore;
s Fl Chlag, Washington. G,
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RESISTING THE OFFIcERs.-Wm. Rose,
who keeps a drinking place on Vile Water
street, known as the Hyde Park Saloon, was
b"iore the Mayor yesterday on charge Of
keeping a disorderly house and resisting the
officers in the discharge of their duty. He
was fined ten dollars and required to give Sc
curity in the sum of one hundred dollars for
the future good conduct of his house
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NoRFoLK & PETERsBURG RAlLRoAD-This
road is rapidly approaching completion and
the cars viii be able to run through as far as
Suffolk, on Friday next. In few weeks the
wheie road will he in complete order and the
Trains will commence running regularly
through to Petersburg, and thence, over the
South Side and the Virginia & Tennessee Rail-
road with South western Virginia and east
Tennessee a8HiH
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SALE OF VALUABLE MAIN STREET Prop
ERTY.-We desire to call special attention to
the sale of valuable property on Main street,
above Feachurch, to take place at Ii o'clock
this morning The sale is to be conducted by
f. f. Ferguson, and is worthy the attention
of capitalists, or of persons who are seeking
location for their families.
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SWEET PoTAToEs.-1he crop has been
very large this season, and thousands of BUSH
els are daily coming in and being shipped
Six hui dred barrels were sent to Richmond
yesterday morning on the New Line Steamer
Magenta, and as many more were sent off in
other directions during the day.
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Our JOB OFFIcE is now prepared to ret Give
orders for job Printing Of all kinds having
undergone a thorough overhaliling since we
moved. Our friends who have been waiting
upon us so patiently will please send in their
orders, as we are now prepared to do large
quantities Of work, with great expedition at
satisfactory prices.
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\ NoN-ARRIvAL.- The regular steamer of tie
Old Line from Baltimore, did not arrive yes
terday as usual, OH account of the accidents al
carrying away of some bulk heads on the
"Georganna" on the down trip Sunday, by
the heavy seas Oh the bay, causing that steam
er to 'lay over" one trip The mail 1--WE I'M
derstandD was for this trip exchanged to the
New Line, and was received and distributed
atsthe usual hour.
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BY +. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE OF DAMAGED
N CARGO.

will sell, on Thursday, 9th instant, at eleven
O'Clock, at Higgins wharf, the Cargo of Schoon-
er ACTOR, Capt. Rockwell, from Turks Island.
bound to New London, and put into this port in
distress, consisting of about
500 bushels of Salt.
Lot of Hides
Lot of old Copper.
Lot of old Iron, &c.
Sold by recommendation of Survey, by order
of Capt. Rockwell.
THoS. p. CROWELL, Agent.
F. F. FERGUSON,
novS-tds Auctioneer
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/ ARRIvAI.-Col VIM. Linn, who is strong
ly suspected of being an agent in the Fenian
Cause, arrived in Portsmouth on Sunday
IN, rnipg from Baltimore, at WHICH place he
lately arrived from Galway, Ireland. What
will it all come to ? is now the exciting ques-
ton.
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BY ASHTON & EMERSON,

A LLOF THE PROPERTY OF THE
IN PORTSMOUTH BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TON, located in Gosport and Newtown, viii be
offered for sale privately until Wednesday, 22d
November next, at which time all that portion OF
said property remaining unsod, will be offered
for sale at Public Auction.
This property consists of five small Brick
DWELLING HOUSES, and one large Brick
DWELLING and STOR and vacant Lots ad,
joining these Residences, Convenient to the Navy
Yard, and six or seven cvacant Lots, in New
town,
For further particulars, apply to
ASHTON & EMMERSON,
No. 40, Crawford Street
oc23-tN22 Portsmouth, Va.
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LOCAL.

sNoTIcE.--Persons on the Portsmouth side,
hov;nr advertisements, orders for job printing,
nnmmnnications, or local items of interest, will
lease leave them at the auction store Of
Nessrs. Hatton g. Maupin, on Crawford street,
and they will be attended to.
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CoMMEseIAL. - Five schooners and one
large lighter, loaded with grain and produce,
arrived here late yesterday evening from
North Carolina, ola the Albemarle and Chesa-
peake Canal, in tow of the steam tug Croa-
tam
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BY SHAW & ROBERTS, Aucfioneer

wv ton, on Thursday, Nov. 18th. 1865, at
IL o'clock, M, on the premises the entire
STOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS,
On the Farm lately owned by R. Ii. Stevens.
consisting Of
Horses, Carts Buggiee sulkies, Wagons,
Hogs, Cows
Hot Bed Sash,
And all the necessary Farming utensils apper-
tanning to irst-class Trucking Farm,
ALSO,
At the same time and place, will be sold,
beautiful and promising
THREE YEAR OLD STALLION,
Dam Jenny Lind, "a uIl sister to Jupiter sired
by Black Sasher,
SHAW & ROBERTS,
noVz-tdS Auctioneers
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noYS-tds
PRINCESS ANNE TAVERN FOR
SALE

The Tavern-House and Lot, at Princess Anne
Court House, will be sold at Public Auction, on
December Court Day (Monday), the 4th.
The Tavern has 8 Rooms, and is now ready for
business. The location of this Tavern is first rate
and to business man the prospect is admirable,
being the only Hotel at the place.
This property offers good chance for first
class investment, and is offered on the most liber-
al terms.
TERMs-Cash, for enough to pay the interest
now due on the bond for which the said property
was last sold, aud to pay the costs of the execu-
ton of the Trust. The balance in l, 2, and 3
years.
81. j. NJ. BRICKHOUSE,
nOvo-Im Trustee.
(Old Dominion copy.)
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VERY ID f S r A BILE MAIN
STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

TROf
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, on the prem-
ses, on Wednesday, the 9Th day of November
next at l2 o'clock, the following property, of the
Estate of Robert Robertson, deceased.
The Dwelling House and Lot No. 90, East Main
Street, (near the corner of Fenchurch Street J
The Lot fronts on Main Street as feet, inches,
running back l42 feet, with front on Fenchurch
Street of AZ feet, besides the use of foot Lane
opening on Fenchurch Street, between this Lot
and Saipsbpry's corner property.
This Lot may be divided into two, and the front
on Fenchurch Street improved.
ALSO,
The Brick Building and Lot No. SO, East Main
Street, at present occupied Tailor Shop and
Shoe Shop
This Lot has a front of 45 feet on Main Street.
Terms of sale-Cash for whole Fur chase money,
or, at the option of the purchaser, one-third
cash, and the balance deferred on conditions
which will be made known at the sale.
Yt F. F. FERGUSON,
Oc24-tds lr Auctioneer.
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w O 0 y L 4 N D I

Immediately after the above sale, we will sell
three miles from Kempsville, heavily timbered
with Ship, Stave, Pine and Poplar Timber, all of
original growth.
Terms accommodating.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
30-3tawtl 1nov-d3t Auctioneers
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HLEN N's THE TRE.
VI Third night of the wonderful
ZANFRETTA BALLET AND PANTOMIME
TROUPE,
Who will appear this evening in their astonish-
ing Performances.
"Wednesday Evening, Nov. Sth, 1865,
The performance will open with the laughable
Pantomime entitled
FOUR VERS!
To be followed by Evoluiions on the Tight Rope
by Alex. Zanffetta.
After which the beautiful Ballet entitled
LA S u | S E. 5..a
Succeeded by TRAPEZE.
To conclude with the laughable Comic Panto-
mime of DECHALUMEAU.
NOTICE.-To- morrow evening the grand Fairy
Pantomime of ''THE HOUSE THAT JACK
BUILT" for the effective production of which
the services Of all the artists of this wonderful
Troupe have been employed. The Pantomime
will be produced under the immediate direction
of Alex. Zanfretta, with tricks, transformations,
&C., as played by him in New York, Cincinnati,
and New Orleans. psr
d EMQYAL.-I have removed to that
IL well known Stand, No. 26, Rowland's
wharf where will be pleased to see my old
friends and customers generally.
G. E. STAPLES,
Ship Chandler and Broker
nov6-tf No o6 Row1and,s wharf
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NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 9TH, 1865.
NOTICE.-Th firm of Duffy Rus
IN sell is dissolved from date by mutual CON
sent.
The business will be carried on as heretofore
by j. r. Duffy, who will settle all claims for or
against the aboye named firm, as all the bills are
in his keeping ~
n. j. RUSSELL,
noys-lt* JNO. R. DUFFY.
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4 U TION ALE.
No. 5, Commercial hoy.
C. R. PHELPS, Aucr1oNErR

A U ION ALE.
U. s. NAVY YARD,
NORFOLK, November 7th, 1865.
Will be sold at Auction, at this Yard on Wed
A. M,
rs bbs. Beef and Pork.
1000 lbs Ships Grease.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
By order of the Navy Department.
N. w. HITCHCOCK, Commapdant
WIZ. G. WEBB, Acting Naval Storekeeper.
nov7-2t
by SHAW & ROBERTS, AuctiOneers.
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Street.
w. R. ROBERTS, Auctioner.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

PopT OF NqRFotK AND PoRrsMourH. n,
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NOR RENT FOR Is66.-The large
1 and commodious DWELLING, corner Duke
and Washington Streets with good Cistern and
deep Lot.
For good tenant the terms will be moderate,
and the premises put in good repair.
Apply at the City Gas Co.'s office, to
nov8-3t j. III. DAWSON a-
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Currrsc Wrss'ws IL rHE Sxrrr ~ I
Dc - Tas wss,sinisssr Review n.s :
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cons sro-rnsnts msf- 81 NJ. Darham. q
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STArr SrArI-rrrs--Ths debts Of the
ares o. Maine. Massachusetts. Illinois sud
Ash'z'n- - stated 10 ,he snnusI mrsssrxs
y 'he Governors. re - fsIlows: M.ine.
- 1000; Ms-sseh.sefts. s2s se3 coo:
Ihnois sll.i-sooo; Niehizsn. IS 5Il 900
The sane Sssiss have furnished The fsrIo~.
'ng numssrs cf troops 70 ,hs army sfnc. he
on'brssk Of the rebellion: Msse 81 600.
rns tenth q her shoIs population: Mess
rhBs~" i5s ~ss. Illinois. Is7 .sss; Miehi-
gsn. 5000.
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BgowsLow - NEs cHaRAcrrR.-Ths
Abolition state Convention Cor gs,h-ring)
" renae-see- recently 10 ssrsion i, Ns.h-
vile ncmins'st for 'cvernor. the old repro
ss'e md blseksusrd w G. BroxsIox. Hs
seespted. u course. Such nomi1atioa 10
Indicative of ,bs character q The ssssu-
shgs-
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expensive tasn rhsy esd ssse Sse.s .nl
eletass cost .gas. ss--s-ssys, sas chill.
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tear their irS~s---. sas --r on too pair Of
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ing our currency. und<r s'rsng conviction
Thai there i nothiag Ike .Is.ih-r TO
wear cot.
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copper tSss .ore s-ll. -n5 t.v- On 49,
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per- aDs fh5a-ht il ~pait b- a imo-ov-
a~n' sd -sse se-i8r II ore p.ar.Issn.
ser- Ike ships sns r-s-k-nies. esss.r n.r.
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have been AFRAID Of trimmings ever
'ine-.
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your ,fsr'ien-. vssr pocket. snS ersr. ,
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GA great revival OF rsiigisa i 10 pro-
,fess 70 RSskpors- 0s9 seventy persons
I'D sni,ed nth the church. and nsay pro-
fessed to have found pardon.
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ErThs esnmisssners of Hun:isrsos
nsss voied : bounsy Of $500 % ssek vsiss-
.ssr erssis<S so ihst s0ussy.
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tTMr Alex Wilson. - Dsveeport. soId
81 hcrs 'his sssson for sI.7O0. They aver
sgsd 3sl psunds each.
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ArrEcnsc Ixc'Dssr DURrss SHEEnass
GREAT RArp.-A letter from M.jr on fhs
sisf q pcpalsr Gener.i give The follo~-
ing hsrrcains incident ,hsi occurred daring
Gen Shermsn's great msrcs through G-or
Ris-in fsct the only painful eircsmstsnce
connected ~ih The march:
Az MiliedgeviII>. the house Of Gsverncr
Brown ~ss ssekrd. snd ten bcx~s or old
Sherry. branded i5- we've found. The
mouths Of certain stsf stsicers hsd isa BE-
gun 20 wafer. when General Hos.sd came
up. snd sseertsining ,hs s'sse of affairs (th-
General dcn'' drink. ordered the bouIes 20
be broken. R~mvosirsnre -. usei-s-. snd
he Eyes Of the gallant oficers. whose
mouths had beeun 70 ~si.r. filed ~ilh issrs.
. -. choice liquor ran into the sscr-e coil
q Georgia. end they declared ('por honor)
Ihs' q ~ss The noss psiaful sighs shsy hsS
svH witnessed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-01-28

GuFRsrrrA BUrcHEEED ETA WrnA~-
We nr- lrrrn tha, ruerriIls met RE fate il
HswsvilIs. XIV. on S.'urdsv night. un5e'
~ following Circumstances There 10
semsn II The town who kesps . grnr shop
.nd who had been notified " ru-rrilss Va
move her shan'y- bv = rsrtsin time On
Ss'u-dsy night one of the gang made his
appearances ., ihe window ~ her domiril.
where she and her son were sitting. n.
broke the window and pushed his head in,
shen she struck rim on IN. hesd with bill
le' - wood. snd he e 4 htsviIy 70 fhe ssrrh
She LISTENED f.~ minutes snd hssrinr him
s'osn she vent outside snd found him living
in an almo-f diving ccrdrio, SAe called
\" her s.n 70 hing her fhs sxs The son did
-. and she took Il from him. snd deliberately
chopped his body up into sm.H pisrss aud
leh him for the hogs 10 De vour s.. wrnf
bsrk into tho hous. ard went 20 bid. A.
last accounts she h-d mot been srrered. nor
vas she likely 20 be:-r L-.aisviile Dem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-01-28

Tnisl Contributions So 543.77g ~
NJ rsparfs received rom th- r~unri-- D,
Alien. C'.v. cln'on. D.vi~ss. DeKslb. D~i
sw.r.. Grant. Greene. Harrison Hsn5rirk-.
jsy. johnson. Knox Lspor'-. Msr'in. Mont
rnm-rv. Pr'nsn. S.ruben. s.. Joseph. vlgo.
Warren, Ws-hinrton ss.d Wells