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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

nT-IIon. G. NJ. Dallas, Vice-President of
the United States during Mr.. Folks admin
istration--from lS45 to lS49-died at Phil
adelphia, Pa, recently.
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Che $allas @erala.

TERMs--Ons copy, por annnm, Pour DollATH, ray
able 10 advance. shorter period Ia proportion.
ADYERTIsING-Ons Dollar per square Of tan
laes OF less (ths Ass type for the hrst insertion,
.nd co cents Cor each subsequent insertion,
Wheat, or produce Of any kind that we can us.,
taken at the beet market price, Tor all dues TO this o.
t;n,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
@. 8. pErosIrany's orfIcE.

DALLAS, TEXAS, UccemUeT 10, Iovf'
NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ land 8 per cent Bonds, for which receipt
were given n isG3 have been received at ns on o
therefore, all persons holding my receipts ivr sal
Bonds are requested % come i9r~aga inImssiA.s'
and get them. j: W. SMITH, y o.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

1sS-Sub.criptoE 10 the Houston Telegraph aud n"
Austin Gazette received al this Office, ~ the publish
e! rates
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

gsgnThe roads are still in wretchcd
condition, and the mails very irregular.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

Montgomery got up an exci,emen, 'no
other day, hearing that Galveston had been
captured. Her citizens armed themseisss
en- masse, and were on the point OF marcn-
inv 10 the rescue of lie island, when a cour-
ier arrived with the Information that II was
a false alarm. The impromptu soldierly
wound M the excitement by--wcll perhaps
a General burst; that is the iluntsFiile ruie
after an unusual string up Item.
rxonus OF ExILBs Every day VIC meet
refugees from Upper Georgia and Tennessee,
,rcp,,rinr 10 return TO their homes There
s litile doubt that these sections are secure,
NJ least for a year to come, as any portion
81 he confederacy. The deprivations incl
5ept 70 refugeeing are great, but we trust
they will carry with them some pleasant
recollections of our section, which will ce-
raept the ties of good fellowship in the fu-
ture.-Aaousta Chronicle.
Cabbage plants may be raised easily from
sprouis thrown cut BY the oidstumPs. Fhey
merely require to be cut from the stump
with portion its bark pertaining 70
them, and to be planted in rows ike rooted
seedlipes, and 70 hare the usual watering
| Il is the mode Of raising cabbage unisefsa''
~ &C opted by the Chinese.
Strawberries are 30 called from the GUS
tom long ago prevalent in England OF Gun,
dren strinring the berries on straw, an0
selling 60 many strings for "a penny.
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HEAD orkKrIas BvHEAu % uosscElrliVN'l
Merehall, Texas, October 3ist, lsei. :
GENERAL ORDERS,
ITI,DL7A ENER no able hOdicti

ca,,srript between the oges Of is "a %, will p
fsd fs.,lri this Office ~ hy Command ants Of ~.
49, ssiihout being assigned 10 sons Infantry con
r the ststr Of his residenee, aud no cotseff
ned for staf duiy, viii be detailed wuho,
.,siguuent 10 the reservr corps 81 MS county. y \
-rriicatiunt by s.af officers or others Tor Tue -
X .onstrfpts for any urposc ninst be aceonparr
Win a designation OF the conipany and Ieeimeht
rich the assignment Is desired, and iuil SUD acc
re descriptiye list Of the person 10 BE- o~ieiieh
: II An consr ipts who have been heretntre oe,as
cd from this o,,s. CT by Commandments q pi-ir,ci
al sisu be assigned II lnfany com natds iroin nc
corrective Stafe- or to til Reserve CORPS ~ ne y
NAV he and Enrolling Officers will without cfisfI
rorf TO this asos complete liet Of tllt Ftfas ~
tailed with their descriptive lists and ihr -
ana regiments 70 which they with 70 BE 'Is-ignsa
III Commanding ulaeara II coInpaniesl. ~. :,
.a-,s Germs .rill from time 10 lime, rtl ~ ~.
o,.ni~rf an ne State such rnefniirrs ~ tnei ~
psnies n may attain the age Of = rs VII,
n, rnlls 50 that They may be a..'eo-n ~
~ ~. r,id @orh persons viii BE- i'ei al ied io.e'.
any Infnntry company having ies- tiin m
~ ing ID GERS viii also reuri - n ~ "
a. nav attach Themselves 70 eorasnHnt- y ~
-. s-.ieu-IIerit. IN order thai they may be ileeo
rs c1n.mand Of BEIs 6FE. GlibLh -
~ :, " -TEapHas, I -
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NOTICE.-I have lost or mislaid
IN certificate of deposit for new issue issued by
In old isgue worth $50 in ncw issue, No. 1883 dated
December 18TH 1864 Unless found within the time
rrsscribed by law, shall apply to The prayer autny'
III E,r 4. duplicate WIN. HuFFlNES.
Dallas, Texas, Jan. Is, ls65-2lGw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-15

On 14th slant, at O'Clock p. m Mrs. HAN.
Nah FRAZER. in the 10th year of her age.
Yea, though | walk through the valley OF the
shadow of death, will fear no evil. for thou art
with me, thy rod and tn y staff they comfort me.
The relatives and friends requested to attend
the funeral cere monies on Friday morning. 18th
instant, at 81 O'Clock a her late resid
I6J G street south, from where her remains 90
to Baltimore for interment. Ceremonies to be
performed by her pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Howlett
OF Calvary Baptist Church.
On Wednesday. 14th instant, Miss HENRIETTA
Il SLATER. aged 26 years.
Her funeral viii tax e place from her late resi-
6epce. No. 66J New Jersey avenue, to norraw
(Friday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock
On the 18th instant, Mrs. JNO. D. KURT.
Her funeral will take place to morrow evenin 2
at O'CLOCK, from the residence of her hush and
Major John D Kurtz, No. 10 Sth street. George
town Heights. The friends of the family are in
vited to attend. je IA 2t*
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MARRIED,

3. In Washington city. on tn . Sth November 1854,
by Rev. Father Mccarthy, Mr.. LHWIs yEWETT.
of Massachusetts,. and Miss ANNl J SMITH, of
Philadelphia. MASSACHUSETTS and Philadelphia
papers please copy.l
At the Church of the Epiphany, on the 18th
inst. BY the Rev. Chas II Hall, D. D., DIR ]. V.
d MIDDLETON. o. 8. Army. to MAGGIE 81 ,
daug liter of the late VIM. NJ. Thompson, of Bslti-
more, Md No cards. It,
On June 18th by the Rev. VIM. Hamilton, BUS.
SELL r. WOODS. of Indiana. to Miss ALPHA
VIRGINIA RUDD. of Washin ston d. O.
(Ale yandria papers please copy.D
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RY JAMES Q. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auets.
CHANcERY SALE OF A VALUABLE coUN-
TRY RESIDENCE AND FARM MAR WASH.

r. ssss
n: Early is eomplai9snt and q; n: and 2: ";
s.es 81 ths property q tss Pseessdias: = said
81 Gun. &c es:os S3NSxY, IT, 81 q; Il ri,
doch' Hils,' OF which the following is descrip.
The property lies perth Of the turnpike road
Soundsd as si @ sssnnns the end ot
shsnss
e sast 9as dss min f. one hundred and eisSts
two llsa Hsrchss to tn nSr,a side Of said .osdi
peTehes. CON, aiming forty six acres. one rood and
seven and one half per ches. -. .b......,
Frame Dwelling. and is pleasant country rest-
The terms of sale. a. prescribed by the decree.
are as follows One fourth part of the purchase
sss p SaaDss equal
AND months the g9ffa
Sens to
pa, = ie quarter yearly from their date.
An conveyancing and stamps at cost Of the PUP
chaser. u-.n
.,e ,,.,:r Jog ! S ssssfss a. Trustee 1ss
SALE OF STEAM T Eysif sARess, AND SEINE
Skisf Oxaytrssssey 0Ges, DsScs ef WesAtMste~,}
= Washington, d. o., June IL. 1855.
Will be sold at pu bile auction, ct Alexandria.
Vireinis under the direction Of Captain j. G. o.
Lee. A. Q. NJ, o. 8: "A on FRIDAY. June q. lSSss
Barge ANDRlW GOODWIN.
Barge HAIL COLUMBIA.
Barge WASP. ,ao
,,, ,a.r IN q direction Of CAPTAIN r.
WIN De soi1, Iau at q street wharf, in the city
- MscSy aton D: o., on SAT URnAY June 1tth.
1855, ct 10 O'Clock q "'' 'Ae i'uo"ias 's's'I,
viz Tus JENNIE BAKlR.
Ssr1e INES HENRY, and
HWo LARGE SEINE BOATS.
Terms Cash, in Government fun11gIi
Brig. Gen. and Chief 9usrtsrWastet.
5el2-12t Depot OF WAshingtoA.
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OBsTRyCTIoNs RKMovBD.-The side wheel
tug boat Lynch, Of 0eorgetown, which Was
sunk last winter In Georgetown channel,
above the Long Bridge, by,being cut through
by the ice, and the stone scow. John Stakes,
sank in Georgetown channel about three
weeks since, have lately been raised, undsr the
superintendent of MIR. Oliver Craig, Of the
laborer's gang at the Navy Yard.
= HIGHWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon,
about O'Clock, officers Barclay and NJ iller ar
rested Jos. Johnson and Samuel Sewell, both
colored, for garrotIng and robbing W m. Jones,
eryant OF an oficer of the 9th corps The
prisoners were taken to the Second Ward Sta
ton, and portion Of the stolen property re-
covered from them. Justice Drury sent both
the prisoners to Jail for court.
SECOND WARD STATION OAsEs.-Jno. Lloyd,
Ed. Lynch and Rob't N. Farrell, drunk; 81
each. William E Grab, do IS. John Will
son. larceny; jail for court. 1imoti Ryan,
disorderly: SO. James Gardner, do; IS. Rd.
Brightwell, suspicion; dismissed. Heny Will
liam, do; 81. Michael Coffee, drunk; work
house.
ELsRwHRRE it will be seen that the Island
Social Club give their first excursion to ely
mont ON Thursday. Iulv 12th
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT With BOARD.
l. at 4O1 Sd ST.. bet. and Pa. av. jela-3t-
DERsOEs WIsHING BOARD IN A PLEASANT
and healthy country village can prGSass me
ton Hotel. Leonardtewn. 81. Hary,s county. Md
The steamer Vanderbilt touches three times .
week, going to Baltimore from Washin ston and
return js Is 3aw3wN
TABLE BOARD at SIS month, $50 3 street.
j between 18th and 1th streets. Also. two fur
pfsbed ROOMS to let, suitable for two or more
gentlemen. je7 II
QO0Ms, WITH BOARD, All 18th stree. west.
H je51m"
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CHAHFIELps STEAM Icl cBlAM MANY.
= FACTORY. $50 sth st.. bet ana - y; Sut;
witt Ice Dream, made Of the best Of cream, ~
steam power, Wholesale and retail, vtrrAntea 70
be the best now made. Delivered TO Any, Ysrt %
the city. -. Myl0. ~
NTANHoOD AND YOUTHFUL yIQoR AZ
Nl req. Iasd bT H1LAB0LD1 1xx1ACr su'
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ATTENTION is called 10 the advertisement of
s. M. Meyenberg Purchasers OF dry goods
will DO we'll 10 examine his stock before buying
elsewhere.
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LOOK OUT for the excursion of the East
wash,n O uadrille Association to 9Iymont
next Tuesday ARRANGEMENTS are being per-
fected for one of the most enjoyable trips OF the
season.
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NJ y W B o o x 8

NJ wv B o Ks.
SON OF THl BOIL. q Novel; papsr,S1.
2 TIE OLIVER WOMAN OF THE FAMILY,
paper 81 90; cloth 81. .---
ROUslH0LD POEMS. by Il. ". Lonsfellow; IL
lustr ated, 50 cents. .-. ..---.
WAYsIDl BLOSSOMS. BY Miss Boothe. 81.
HARPER's EDITION OF NAPOLION'B CE.
SAR; 8ve., with maps, 81 &c.
HARP1RH CHEAP EDITION OF NAPOLlON'S
CESAR
Q. 8. SERVICE MAGAZINE. for June. 80 cts.
THI MORRIs0NS. By Miss Hosmer, 81 Is.
OUR GREAT CAPTAINS; with steel plate por
traits, SITS. -.E
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL BALLADS, 81
RRBlL RHYMES. 81.
EARL or DERBY's TRANSLATI0N or THl
ILTAD: 2 vols, very fine. 81. q
TIM IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF GEN.
sH1RMAN AND HIS GvN1RALS. =
Do. GlNIRAL SHERIDAN AND HIS GEN.
An the above Books mailed free on receipt Of
piustnlo cues mailed when re quested.
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and 6tationer,
tes.6t Eg FIJI 1874 Penn d avenue.
A SON OF THH SOIL, 9 Nevsl; Smith g sn all.r
| "A Histsry OF Greece; Tie Volunteer Quarter.
naster, bY Capt. Brinksrhof; Kittos Biblical
oi ;sH p1N TRANoK TAILOR.
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ny JAs. @, MoaUIRE q CO., Auctioneer..

VACANT LOT ON TENTH STREET WEST,
BETWEEN N AND Q STREETS.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 29th, ct s
O'Clock, en- the premises by virtue of decree Of
the Supreme Court. No; l ,sa2 in equity, l shall
zion of square No. 367,, fronting on 10th street
west, between N and o streets north. one of the
back l2O feet to 80 foot alley improved by a tive
story frame house, with back building; the other
same depth, and unimpreved. Both lots are lease.
holds, rsdeemabIe at the pleasure of the holder
on the pay ment of Is cents per square foet.
Terms: One half cash; the balance in months,
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustee.
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser;
DAVID A. BURR. Trustee.
ie7 eoAdg J. O. Moe UIRE Il CO., Auctg,
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RYw. L. WALL L CO., Auctioneers.

EFFECTS OF A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
KEEPING AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, june l6 commencing
at ten o clock, we will sell ct house No. 410 "a
street. between and G. near Penn. avenue, the
entire Household Effects. comprising
Hail. cloth Sofas, Chairs. and Rockers
Marble top Table and Whatnot
Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Mattresses
Hatrack Walnut Dining Tables
Marble. top Bureaus and Washs d nds.;,s
Chandeliers and other Gas Fixtures
Mahogany and other Wsrdrobes
Oooking Stoves Kitchen Utensils, &c. with many
other articles in the housek eeping line; all
of which are in excellent order, ana WILL be
ptorily sold.
Terms cash.
je 1 Is mouse VIII y ". L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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w. SUMNER GARDEN, A
Pa av.. bet. Sd and 4th sts., Capitol Hill 81
The largest Garden in the District. OpeBtA
FREE CONCERT, SHOOTING GALLERIES,
SWINGS, &c.
Refreshments of ell kinds in nice arbors.
Liberal terms to pic mic parties. my B-3m
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RY GRIIN l. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

RY GRIM l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON 9TH ST.
EAST. BETWEEN EAST CAPITOL AND
STREETS NORTH.
in front OF the premises part Lot No. g. In Square
$40. the north 81 feet inches front, being 2.2sl
square feet, more or less, 80
Terms cash,
jel I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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by VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON

LIN L 0H SVoNAA VT w ASnANuAS3N'
By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated on the 18th
-. IS, zss and 81, one Of +. land record: Of
.s On 'sS1s hs Of st eea
p m, at the Auction House of VIM. L. Wall &
90, corner of9th street and Penna avenue IN IT. TAG
of land situated in the county Of Washin gton. in
the District Of Columbia.
fourth Line Of q tract Of land called New Beat and
running thence south Is psrches, thence south 81
east is psrshes tSsnes south s. dssrsss, east SO
perches to its Intersection with the 18th line OF
ss f to .s
thencesouth ~ degrees, west 63 perchss., thence
south 2sdesrees. vest 81 perehes and 6s,i@ of :.
the beginning, containing 81 acres. ! rood and IL
The terms OF this sale will be one third cash;
staiments. at and II months. the deferred pay
One h 40 dollars Of the cash payment to be
paid down at the place of sslsi and in case the
q
of the defaultns purchaser Sr Rusch Ssers; uta.
my1l.eoads WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
WEDNESDAY. ths2lst of June, at the same Aour
and same place. ,.,n,N So.
ts 1s.d WIN. /. %RIL Z 90. xaet.
ALAoF AMER.
~ CE1EF ouARTRRMAsrHR's OFFICE.
DEPeT OF WASHINGTON.
Will Be sold At public auction, undsr the diree;
street wharf. in the city Of Wsshing ton, D. o.,
ON SATURDAY. June IL, 1866. at IL O'Clock m,
SIDE WHEEL STEAMER "EAGLE."
Terms cash, in Government funds r,,,p
e,std Brig Gen and o Dspos 81 Ws.Rinsscn
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ARRysr OF REP GEES FOB LARCENY "A
few days ago patrC imam Tucker, Of the Sd
Ward, received information that large
OF Richmond, Va, by Mary Batter and Salena
Gusts, slaves, belonging TO Schwartz ana Wno
had escaped 10 the Union lines previous 70
The patroiman went 10 the house Of coiored
man named Bowie In the Northern Liberues,
and recovered three large boxes containing
clothing, &c, and valuable gold watch cnain,
che whole valued at about $1,000. The girls
were arrested and committed for nearing by
Justice Thompson.
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ELsRwHRRE it will be seen that the Island
Social Club give their first excursion to Gly-
mont On Thursday, July 18th.
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ID q B L / O 8 A L e .

il MOORE, AUCTIONEER.
Will be sold, at Quartermaster's Stores, in Nor.
folk, on MONDAY. the 18th inst, at II O'Clock,
11.4s2 SACKS OF OATS.
Weighing l,49l ,69l pounds.
Terms cash. A. Z. BLUNT,
Captain and A. @. NJ,
je 12-5~ j. MOORE CO., Aucts.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctoneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF IXCILLBNT BUILD
ING LOT ON THE ISLAND, ON BID STRHI1

WEST. BSFwiIN AND g SITS. soUTH.
Under and by virtus Of deed Of trust, bearing
corded in Li6er J. A; s., No. ll6. one Of the land
the subscriber trustee therein win sell at public
auction gpOnn tie pgsIhises 8, to the highest bid:
p. M, Lot No. 4 in Square No. 5S3. fronting on Sd
street west, between T and streets south.
The terms of sale one third cash; and the
balance in equal payments. in g. IL, and Is months.
The purchaser to give his notes. secured to the
satisfaction of the trustee, for said deferred pay
mente.
chaser. WEES, trustee
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PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER.
NEW YORK AND MAssACHUsETfS CIDER.
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS

I desire to call the attention Of Suffers and
others in the vicinity Of Washington and George.
town, D. O., to the fact that have constantly on
hand supply of the above enumerated articles.
Those Wishing to purchase on the most advsn-
tageous terms are invited to call at my establish
ment ana examine the goods.
Upon timely notice, will deliver the articles
purchased in any part of Wsshington or George
town. RILEY 4. SHINN,
Onion Bottlins Depot, No. 81 Greene street.
je3-lm tChron.1 6eorgetewn. D. O.
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AUCTION BALES.

THIs AFTERNOON AND r0.k0RReW..
BIZ s1rsEs H. ss Ss.a. "a q: ..r
'ssE r1 nH ~ IL. t Sfi IL TT.
O. TanKsbAY. II. 18th instant. .. O'CLOCK ,.
On fSsss0n {: SQUARE , .ss b, Fee, f5os
feet north being about 70 feet deep. sSss square
sr r.. S :. sa h. sh
s.f saa e s,s.. resi-
s;s.ss II SIX and tysvs
All ,s.nysyancinsa and stamps at thscost Of the
;. $50 VIM be required down when tn. property
-, GREEN WILLIAMS.
jel2.d lInteI. Auctionsers.
RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionser..
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, jane Is. ats
O'Clock ON the premises: We will offer at public
G viz and IS froDs1ns on sss street se ss.s.
And IS; frontipg, on Boundary street north, be-
tween 6th and 9TH streets west,
twelve , months. secured by deed of trust on the
Ali convsysncing and stamps at the cost of the
81 sss By ts b s: Sqd. n;
II, 1856 III Stat, 81 and the sale viii be subject
to sSs Fl r. Ger
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Geor gstovn.
TRUSTEB's SALE.
By virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, sitting as Court OF
Equity, made il cause Of G irity vs. Garity and
others No. 273 upon the docket Of said court. the
,s &
June, instant. at b96 O'Clock in the afternoon, Q
part of tract of land called hite 81 avsn," "
In 9 en- the Ridge road west of Georgetown. Be-
ginning At bounded hickosy tree. standing at
Alliance thence north 1917 degrees west, IL perch
es with the 10Th line of ssd Alliance reversed.
Thence south IS degrees west. 81 perches, to O
bounded stone standing on the east lire OF the
line of said Alliance. Thence down said road ON
the east lire th ereof the two following curves and
distsnces-south Is degrees and three quarters OF
degree east 81 perches; south degrees west IS
perches Thence leaving said road south 81 de-
intersection with the 2lst line of said Alliance and
thence with 2lst line reversed to the beginning
Containing II acres, roods, 81 perches, more or
less.
handing view of Washington and Georsetowp.
the Potomac river, Anslostsn Island the SWELL
ing hills of Virginia, and the course of the riv-
ulets from the unbroken plains.
Terms of sale One third cash; the balance OF
the purchase money to he paid in six and twelve
purchaser giving his notes, with security to be
approved by the trustee; or the cash may be paid
on the day Of sale On the payment of the whole
purchase money. the trustee will convey to the
purchaser. at his cost. the property to him sold
to sna r2ass..p
je S,dts THOMAS DOWLiNG, Euct.
nv W T. WALL n CO.. Aucttonaars
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coloIed girls of the Second Ward, for robbing
M. l.. Dull, " bite man, of 500 In money and
q check for over $50. The girls were taken to
the Second Ward station and thoroush bly,
searched, but money was found. The pock-
ct book was subsequently found In a garden a
few RODS from the place where the robbery was
perpetrated.
1t appeared from the evidence of the girls
that Dull vited them into his room and after
they left Dull discovered that bis pocket book
and contents were gone, and followed the girls
and had them arrested. Both denied taking
the money, but one declared that the other put
q pocket book I'm her bosom, and the otner said
the first put a big note in her stocking. Jus.
fiee Drury committed both to jail for court.
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"A Those Whs desire briliiAny Of sompisn1iiGsa9,
%Ss DgrH s1S s1Fish thi sARs1
PARILLA Invariably does. ESSNteS ~. ny pt n..
ont Medicine. AK Tor Hslmposos Hn ~, aS SrA'
ar.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20

Drugs, MEDICINES, JEwELRY, &C.-The new
advertisement of Messrs. Mosby, Richards 4
Co., in this issue, will not fail to attract the
readers attention. Lengthy as it is, it does
not begin to do justice to their immense stock
of goods. They have the largest and most
complete ever brought to this market, and
will be sold cheaper than any goods eDer pere
sold in Canton. They will sell the same quail
ity of goods as cheap as can be bought 10
New Orleans. This being the. case, of course
our people will buy AT HONE, instead Of rum
ming off to Gonegal's, or any other gals.
The young gentlemen composing the firm,
being native here and to the manner BORN
any personal notice of them at our hands
would be superHuous and supererogotory.
Everybody knows Willie Mosby, Joshua Rich
ards and Willie Baldwin. They all did their
whole duty as soldiers in the service. of the
Confederate States, $50 called, u and deserve
II large patronage from those whose affairs
and fresides they helped to defend.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20
TtaM Motites.


pY virtue of the provisions Of a Deed executed
- by Robert NJ. Davis and wife to the under
signed dated 23d day OF May. A. D. 1861, and duly
recorded in pages COZ and COS, book p, of the rec.
ords of the office of the Probate Clerk of Madison
county, Mississippi, | will sell, before the Court
house door, in the city of Canton, county and state
last aforesaid, on
Monday the 1911 dag Of February, 4. D, 1866,
between legal honrs, to the highest bidder, at pub
lie cutlery, for cash, the following real estate. stu
ate in said county of Madison, viz Northeast
quarter and North half Of Southeast quarter, ard
twenty acres off the South. east corner Of Southeast
quarter Of Section twenty-five, Township eight,
Range two Fast North half Of Section thirty;
quarter Section thirty; Northwest quar-
ter Section twenty-nine Northeast quarter Sec
ton thirty-two, Township eight, Range three East,
less twenty acres off he North. east corner Of West
half of said Northeast quarter Of Section thirty
two, containing by estimation one thousand and
forty acres, mOrs or less, with all and singular the
appuItenances thereunto belonging.
The title is believed to lie indisputable, but, act
ing as Trustee, l shall only convey such as is vested
in me-.
JOHN 7. CAMERON, Trustee.
Dec. 1G, 1868. eStds.