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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
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Man Hr, H.a. ln. ...... and Dys-
entery f"sr .t'Hr .u.. take Warn-
ing auc .. a. " ut supplying
your knap ;'. ,ilG OF DR.. Strick
lands ni-Cno,rra Mixture--remember
how many were saved last year by taking
it after being discharged and sent from the
hospitals as incuyub!e. One dose will i'm.
mediately relieve the most severe case Of
Dtar:hoGa or Dysentery. 1t is acknowl.
edged 70 cure Chronic DiarrhGa and Dys-
entery. Now don't neglect il, for on your
return q change Of diet and wate;, etc
will most certainly bring on DiarrhGa, an
30 cent bottle of DR.. StrckIands nti.
Cholera Mixture will cure YOU and several
othcft. II will keep good in any climate.
DO not fail to tell your comrades to put o
boule Of ii in their knapsacks.
Sold by Druggists an. d.prepared only BY
Dr.. Strickland, 6 East Fourth street
O.
March "a, '64. l-y.
SOldiers--we think DR.. Strickland il
quite right in advising you in his advertise
nent in our columns Of to days paper t
take bottle Of his highly recommended n
ti-cholera Mixture in yout knapsacks, j
may save the lives OF many of our best sol
diers. Mothers, see that yous sons do no
neglebt it, You can get it al the Drug store.
at 30 cents per bottle. 1t is the best rene
dy for DiarrhGa and Dysentery.
Mar 81 GA l.y.
Dr.. STRIoKLAND's Remedies fol
sale ny
Dr. A. .Condee Macarthur.
VIM. BnrtenshaW. IIamden.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
DIR. SERICKLAND'S s


1. NURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat
~ sthma, and Consumption. 1t is only
necessary for any one troubled with these
complaints to try one bottle of
Ntri"kIand's MeIlihHOuS Cough BalSnm
10 convince t.iem' that it is the best prernrat
ton ever used. 1t no, only cures the abov.
affections OF the Throat and Lungs, but it
cures Night Sweats and Splitting of Blood
and is an excellent garge for any kind {,
Sore Throat 1t is pleasant to take, and a
safe medicine for infants. Price so centsl
ner bottle For sale by Druggists general
W.
March "a, '64--Iv.
JUST Published IN 4 SEALED ENVELOPE.
PRICE Six CENTS.
Lecture OH Ike Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure OF Spermatorrhosa or Sc mi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions s cx
nal Debility, and and lmpediments to Mar
rage generally. Nervousness, Consump-
ion Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental Ply.
cal lncapacity, resulting from 5 5use
&c. By R0BTI. !JT RW MD.
uthor Of the Green Book" 81.
The world renowned author. in this ad-
"ll'oV hcCtule' 'ledIly proves from MS own
experience that the awful consequences of
Self buse may be eGectuaIy removed
without medicine. and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougics, instrument
ring. or cordials, pointing out cure d once
certain and efleciual, by which every suffer
er, no matter what his cond .ltim may be-,
may cure himself cheaply, privately. and rad
cally. THIS l. cru w LII PROV
NDON TOTHUS ND TIL OUS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
ROOTS AND HERBS
e Organs
THEY CURE

The well known DR., WARREN, of Bostor
says of these Pills, "They have the finest ef-
lect upon the Liver and digestive organs O
any medicine in the world and are the mos
perfect purgative which has ever vet been
made By anybody. The effect have abund
antIy shown to the community how much
they excel the ordinary medicines in USE
b ey are safe and pleasant to take, but DOW
TiulI to cure. Their penetrating properiies
muIite the vital activities Of the body
remove the distractions Of its organs, puri,
fy the blood, and expel disease. They purge
ou; the foul humOrs that breed and grow
distempcr, stimulate sluggish or disordered
organs into their natural action. and i'm
part healthy tone with strength to the
whole system Not only do they cure tie
everyday complaints of everybody, but also
formidable and dangerous diseases. While
they produced powerful effects, they are at
The same time, in dimishPd doses, the safest
and best physc that eau be employed for
children, and being purely vegetable are free
from any risk or harm.
The mos; remarkable feature of these pills
is the perfection with which thew act on ex.
tremely dissimilar chronic diseases The
SAME DOSES CURE Diarhna or Dyspepsia, in
either case restoring the organs to hcclthy
and natural condition, which cannot be said
OF any other medicine in existence"
They create pure blood and remove all
impurities from the system, hence are pos
tive cure for.
Fever, Headache, Piles, MeIcurial Dc
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
DeS Family sewing Ma
chine.

IJAVING MADE, for over seven years, the
| L most popular Family Sewing Machines in
the country, and now employing 81 100000 in
their business, and making 100 Machines per
day, they are prepared, with such extrac rdina
ry facilites aud experience, to guarantee to t he
purchaser entire satisfaction. All our Mae
hines are made equally well, and are
wARRENTED THREE YEARS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
WARRENTED THREE YEARS,
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:

READ THE FOLLDWlNG TESTIMONIALS
AZ all parties manufacturing Sewing Ma
chimes are ooiged to pay Mr.. Howe fec fol
each Sewing Machines sold, and are also COM
PEELED 10 make quarterly returns TO him, stat
ing, under oath, tho number sold. hi~ books
give correct statement of the actual number
Of Machines sold by the different manufacturers.
From this roliGhG source we have obtain cd the
following reliable statistics, showing the mum
Der of Sewing Machines disposed of during the
last year reported. The principl companies
making th)m are Wheeler Wilson, I, NJ
Singer Coz, and Grover Baker. Of the
Machines sod there wore sold
By WHEELER Il WILSON.......... ..".2l, ,3O5
By |. NJ. Singer & Co., .,................. ,g58
BY Grover " Baker, ,......".... .".10 $50
Showing the sales Of Wheeler Wilson TO he
double }fany other company.-N. Y. Observer
We have personally examined the various
Machines before the public, withan anxious
desire to place before our readers reliable infor-
nation. As the result Of such examination we
unheAtatngly recommend Wheeler & wilson,
Sewing Machines as the Machine for family use
Western Christian Advocate
My little dnrghter, ofnine years takes ou
Machines-W Wheeler 8 Wilson's-apart, oil ,
it, and puts it in place easily and readily aiusts
its parts, and performs with it all ordinary
work. She can make her own dresses, includ-
ing hemming, gathering and setting in the
sleeves. -Four llonth' use in my family has
made ita necessity and luxury,
Rev, C. B. BoYNToN.
We use the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, and can say in regard to it that it is with
out rival. No other Mach ne exceeds it in its
adaptation to all purposes of domestic uso.-
Scientific American.
~ Send for circular containing specimens
Of sewing, test!moniGs prices, etc.
WILLIAM SUMNER & Co.
juno 30, Gi-l n west FourthsJ Cincinnati
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
A CARD TO JNVALlDS,

A Clergyman while residing in South Amer
ca as a missionary, discovered a safe and sim
pie remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and
Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disor-
ders brou ght on by baneful and vicious habits,
Great number have been already cured by this
noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to bene
At the afflicted and unfortun nate, l will send
the recipe for preparing and using this midi
c'ne, in q sealed envelope,to any one who needs
il, FREE OF CHARGE.
Please inclose a postpaid envelope, address,
ed TO ourself.
Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION D. BIBLE HoUsE,
Mar. 18th lS65-lyr. New York City.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
Special announcement.

SpcCiaI announcement.
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Our catalogue will be sent 10 any address
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We were the first C introduce these into
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q FINE ALBUMS MADE To ORDER.
CABD PHOTOGRAPHS
Our Catalogue now embraces over Five
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traits Of emikent Americans, etc, viz
about
I
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| 216 ColOneIs, $50 Statesmen
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Photographers and others ordering goods
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The prices and quality Of the good can
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april 20. l865-mo.
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The spirit Of the Army.

Our army correspondent gives us a very ami
mating account OF meeting OF the soldier ~ in
McGownn's Brigade, and the adoption Of r~so
lutions winch express their unaltsr able deter
n,instio.i 10 continue At th~ir posts until their
eountry's Independence is secured. His inter.
esting letter will be found ia this paper We
have the assurance that a very high spirit OF
resolve aud determination ani,intes svery part
Of ths Confederate army In m.ny of the di
visions, and b'gade., and regiments. meetings
are now being held wherein the solciisrs, the
nooe a"d glorious soldiers, who have borne in
tie palm OF their hands the honor OF the nation
through the dread strife Of four long years, are
rc-aiti'"iiiH, to their people at home, their roll
snln DETERMINATION n.ver to yield tho contest,
sAve or the condition Of their couut,y's iude
pendsnce. Theirs H. q voice Of we come TO
lo!aIt. all over th. land iL will Ice heard with
gladness wherever true patriotism la, u home
1t will revive the despondiug spirit aud resni.
mate. the falling heart.
Bold and inviscibe col diers, unco,Sq ueraLJe
by the enemy IN hont, unsubdued by the dis
ssnsions in the tear what Q record will lie
theiis, when blessed with independence, tht
nation shall add up the sum Of hsrsobliga ga,ions
~ her heroic defenders.
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Army Intelligonee.
Sherman's Advance.

The rer-H, - yseBsnis vf thc enemy have
beer much delayed by the rsesnt rans. On
fhursds. lnst the hostile ferces were on
opposite banks Of the Saikehs,ci,is, our
own troop. having fortified u,e bridges ard
principal fo,d. Too mach reliance, !,
seems, WAS placed .upna the effectiveness OF
the river aSd he swamp, which skirt 1t, ss
bar 10 ihs ensmr's progress. On FrdIy
sf,srnoon. ths Yankee. plunged. wais,
deep. ioto the s,rssts, between Brarion'r
and Rivers Ioidges, and ,aI.o .bov, Rivers
Bridge. tho. h."king oss dcrsns,v. positions
with = heavy column ou : either side, and
,ro1psiiing cur troops 10 -fhi back H.
BIs.chviIls. behind The Edi.,o. Previous
however. 10 oor re'rra,, the Sighting a,
Ki'sr.' Bridge WAS qoits SHARP, and lasted
several sours. Ia ~as rstsntsd yesterday
iha, ihs a7th G.orgi. Rssimoa. had suf.
frrsd severely n, this po,nt. Co..
During Thar-day whssler did good .vr
vlrs. holding the suvmy 10 cheek and i"nlc
ting ssvvss dsmse. sps, lin.
The Augusta ir.ia sa,ne through las,
svsni"g. battss train iron Cnsrl,s,on dad
not 60 farther than Braaehsine.
Osr readers need moi ~ ,urpyissi to hear
TO day that Sheraaa hss atruck the main
sism % The Sos,n caroIins Rsfiraad. Al,
some point shove DrssessiIis iDe,cury.
Sih sHst. -
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Hon. Mr. Seward, Secretary of Slate for IN.
United Sta tes. Ii continued Tor several bou,,
aud was both full aud explicit We learned
hon them tnst the inessage Ut Pr.side,t Lin.
coln to Congress in December last. .xp,,,n.
clearly ms sentiments Rs To terms. conditions
and mode ot proceeding by which peace can
% secured TO Tie people, and We were not in
formed that they would be modified or alt.r.d
70 OBTAIN that snd. We Understood from hin,
that no terms U, proposals Of any treat, or :.
g.eeusnt, looking to AL ultimate s.t,i.,,.n,
would ts enter itained or IN al. by him with IN.
'ho'nies vi The Confederate States. bs,au,,
'oAt Nouiu oe a recognition of their existsucs
"' separate power, which under no crcum.
stancss would be dons, and for Gk. r..,ons
that no such terms would be eut.rIa,i,,d IA,
nun from States separately; that 10 extended
uacs or ar,nIstIce, rs at prsssnt advised. would
oe granted, Or allowed, without satisfactory ~.
'u'&"ces ih auVaice of the cUmplct. reslora-
1i"'' ot Tie authority vi the co,,slitutiou and
laws Of the United States over all nj, o.. ;,h,,
tile States ot tic ConiedrracS; that whatever
consequences NAV iuilvs " iruni Tn. re- s,,auIish
nisnt, that authority nust bs sccept.d. hint
'ua. 'hui'hihsls subject to pains aud peualt,-s
uhuer the laws oi the Curtcd Stall cs u,uht civ
upon very liberal use oi tic power cuufidsd
" him to remit tIiuss. psins aud psn.l,i,, il
peace be restored
purmg the conference the proposed amend.
Hiiehts 10 the CONSTR uiiun Of the United Siut,s
adopted ny Congress, 3ls uIt, were brought
10 our notice. THESE amendments provide
ha'hsi'hsr slavery or involunt ~ servilud.,
except Tor crime, should exist within tie United
states, Or any Place wIth,n their jurisdiction,
anu That Congress should have the power to
e'io'ce the ana'dmcnt by appropriate lexi,.
laton.
VI all correspondence that preceded the con
'ersnce herein mentioned and leading " sarus,
you nave heretofore been informed.
Very Respectfully.
Your sOdt. Ssrv's,
A. Ii. STEPHENS,
Il, II. +. nuNr.R,
JOHN A CAMPBELL.
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The Governor to tho Pecple.

We have read with much interest the stirring
and patriotic addrss. of our uLle LLisi Naul.
trste TO the people Of South Carons. aud very
much reg ct that is length aud the h,teness Of
t's hour at which We received il forbade the
publication vi il in our columns tlI. week lie
tolls us that tho invasion OF the state has com.
msncsd; says that the period 10 near When
prvmt. busfness must be Tor a s. a.on su-peu-
ded. and calls upor the people 70 ris up and
defend their o~i, rights and the honor Of their
State. AZ the Caroiinian remarks, .Ir word.
that brenthe aid thoughts t,ai busn," tho duty
aud determination ot Sontk Csr>l,niaH have
bssn told. TIL. author Of this proclamation
has that in him which should make heroes ficht,
Clear as u trumpet, shasp Nh the crack oi :, rifle,
AID strong as the roll oi war drum, hi, tones
st cheer and counsel thrill I" the red roots of
thc heart. Let our people take heed. TIE
path Of honor and safely 10 bsfore thsn,. The
hour Is st hand when they may strike an I'm
mortal blow. Let no weak blood curdle White
In tho lace; no vsior turn To dew. Night,
gloom, doubt, Iasy be around US Tor awhile,
but ere lo"g, by Co.'s blessing. there viii
da"" spoa us ,hs pnophscying "mo sning rod
Of great and glorious day"
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The Ernmi"er heats from all parts Of the
Richmond lines that the appointment Of Gem
srnl Lee 10 the command or all the armies of
the Coniederacy has been the cause Of great re.
animation III tile army, which is likely to be re
hected over The country. General Lee ID said
to have been unusually cheerful in his conver-
'.tion Tor the last few days, sni has freely
stated that he expects th. next campaign VI
our arms to be by lar. the most active aud II.
i-ctive Of the war. The authority aud iutelli.
gence Of this opinion, Of course, give il MI e1
naorji.ia,y value, especially 50 m connection
with those rumors oi ''pesre" aud other impos
si6lc things that have been 6liug our ears with
pernicious stuff Tor the past lew weeks.
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NOTICE..

al Registered persons are required TO
make the'r returns for the last quarter en-.
a,hy December 3lst 1864. in twenty days.
Inc "sssss"rs i'll be at Lancaster g. II. on
saturday The S5'h inst, for the purpose of
taxing said returns All d.tnsl, .rs in ma
KING their returns in advnIor.n tax will
make Their r"'urth at the same time aud
place u not made before as Size book, must
be closed up.
J B. NOBLEY.
n H.DUNCAN,
Assessors.
'eo' - iooo. It.
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Result Of the "psaoe" Com mission.

Our Commissioners retained from Fort
No,,.. a., an. A.. ,,., r,,..1 ,,..
view wish Lincoln aud Seward and we,. in.
formed, substantially, that p..c. could onI, /, /.
ob,.i,,. nv .,.o..a;,,o,,., ..,.,,,;..
Constitu,iop aud law. of The. Uut. .i State, ard
,h., II. 49,, o..,;., -, A., :,
t- ~" "es" o''pose' o.
y ms Aes'o" OF h'' federal cossesss.
This fesolt of the peace Commission 10 per.
fecuy consistent wjth The position which
r;,.,,,, h.. ,.-,s
A..
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Land and Nerroes
Medical Notice.

The uhder.ignsd hereby gives notice tha,
re VIII hereafter shargs tor medical ssr.i.
ces In accordancs "i.h tho following reyu.
la,ions, viz
Producers, lOho haze q surplus, will DO
charged NJ the rates which prevailed before
the war, to be paid in produces at old prices.
or, II ihsy prefer To pay In cur.-ncr, then
the equivalent of such produce in CURRENCY.
Non producers, aud producers who have
no sarpius. will be charged ut n reason.b .bIe
advance, III currency over tue old prices.
K. 4. BECKHAM, ~. d.
Jan. 81, 1865, a.
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hEhy C"EnEsP .NDENcE OF THE Ledger.
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for M aid f,,m 80 ,,,h., ~
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e''"e' rom rfa"es er Eog'
i'hd nope Tor no proposition from the en-
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We have mad. toward. ..,,
s' mugs ''o" We vol
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Ing oI. 10 tact, We sse n".h,ug br fors us
but war, and il would lie. ~. ,I;,,k ...,f
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oaa"efs oi 'hs 1"e"y arc visible
rs si's YOU correct idea Of the s.oti.
n-nt oi This SErisaa-. v. .oprDd n. ,.,
-. WV 80
~, "'"'"t'S a'"p'ed IN
"'' '"S' ne hrsine"t' we're formed
ssPsraisly--undsr arms. every man prrs~nt-
80 ,h.l y lair undsr-,, noinp and fr,. u,i,;.
80. eoutd IA, ,i,.,,o N
a.. ;, a.. Wv
'''' '" NV" ''s ""e '""'"ns"' OF the
n'n uPon 'hs Subject The following are
the rs.oiItions:
Th. soldiers aud oadc.,. of N,G.
IL, -.
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: he N Negro Question.

The sense Of both branches OF Congress OH
the subject Of eomseribins negroes has been
tested within. the last week; aud there is now
little doubt that law will ve:y soon be pas-sd
to put a portion Of tbssble bodied slaves in,o
the army.
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TAX IN KIND.

ALI. Tersons planting in Lancaster Dis.
tnet and liable to paw the tthe tax arc
ne'eoS nolhed that their returns under tho
"rs, "no second class of estimates IN must 10
n'n.e oe'ore the 18th inst, in default Of
~hich they will be reported as .defaul,rr.
aud dealt viii accordingly
JONES CROCKETT, Assessor.
Feb. Z, a,
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Estate J. w. Williams.

All persons having demands again.t tho
Estate Of J. w. Willi.ms. deceased. are
hereby notified TO present ihru without a.
lay and persons Indebted to said E-ts,s
vii mnke PsyWsnt TO w. uaiersignsd
b. a. X. SMALL. ADM
Feb Is. =,
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th,ovgh mail a small novel entitled "CaStt,...," ="
aud p0bl'shed 10y ". SMITH & Co., Raleigh,
NJ apnrciy Southern stoy. P,ice q.
Address the publishers at Raleigh
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"A Correction
Feb. IL, 1865.

hLlf persons are forswarned against ira.
dlng Tor N note for one u suSand UoIlsrs
given b' me and made p.vable f., =
Beckham or bearer, dated May 3, 1854. and
due one day .fter date Thi, il n baInnc.
OF httsen hundr I'd dollars due in horse
swap for nv son for cavalry service. /
have rendered payment Of said note twic.
or thr,ce, and the money has been refused
zach Time, and therefore notify tn. public
inst VIII not pay any part OF that note
unless compelled by law.
Feb IA, 1885. \,
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S y u L III G A II LIN A.
NCASTER nJSTpIr,T


pY -. A. WILD ANS E.ouiro. O,di.
- nary for said District.
WHEREAS, JiNCY HAMMOND bxs
applied 10 me for Letters or Administration
ou al! and singular the Goods and
Chait!es, Kigats and Credits Of T.. J.
haTamond late Of the. District afore.aid
dpceas-d.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
n,onish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of ihs said decsased, To bs and
appear before nv ut our next Oidinary's
CONT for the said District, to b. holden 1t
Lancaster Court House on the 2aa dsy Of
Feb. inst. 10 show cailss, if Any, why
The said administration shosIa not be gran.
ted. Ns
Given under my hand and seal, this let
{ ~ Jay Of Feb in the year Of our
l.. ). Lord one thousand eight hundred
I ~ )nnd sixty. five and in The eighty.
ninth Year Of tho independence OF tss
State Of South Carolina
ID. A. WILLIAMS,
o. l.. D.
Fss. 7, 1858, I'll
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NOTICE.

i have appointed 10. X. Price my Deputy
IN attend To business in my office on such
day.as ] may be absent; and me pubic
are hereby notified that ali Of his acts ne
such Deputy have the sanction Of my an.
thority.
JOHN w. TNITTY.
Clerk Coart e. y. g. C \.
Feb. 7. 1865 81 a..
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SHERIFF SALE.
BY Order OF the Ordinary

by order OF the Ordinary.
Jane si.,ars, App't. )Ordsr fo' sale Of
James Steele, ct al. S,pel-, deed.
By vjT,u. .fan order from d. A. vii.
liams. Esquire, Ordinary for lancaster Dis
trict. ] will sell M Lancaster Court House
an the trst Monday in March next. between
the legal hours Of sale, the land belopci. o
|. the Es'a,e Of Francis Steele, Deceased.
situate on the waters Of Camp Creek, nd !.
joining lands Of H. r w. Bclk, Il. N. B.lk
and sthers; containing two hundred acres
moro or less
TERMS Twelve msAtns credit with il.
lerrst irsm day OF sale. except So much ga h
a. will paw the cost aud expenses Of sale.
the purchaser t" give S.Ed With good sscu,
ri'y and mortgage Of the prri.irss, il
deea-d necessary to the Ordinary, for tho
purchase money.
AMOS NsMAEUS. SID
Sheriff. Office l.ssca,ter G. II.
Feb. IL, 1855, l-N
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We are requested % direct attention. to the
notice from the Confederate Tax, Collector in
this Psper, requiring taxes to be paid within a
certain time.