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D DFffnE AEuEFsnlHnNE. Gail and examine INV
STOCK and Prices, aud tecome satisfied. Ny
stock consists. in part, Of The fol0ginZ articles
a general Assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
Fil5erts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can MackereL,
CurTants, Can Tomatoes,
tCitron, Tomato Catsup,.
I Honey IN Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jeilies in Glass, Sardine~, & bxs.,
Preserves ia Glass, HOLSTERS. & > lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, !, !, !, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbs. & 10.
Piucapples in Glass, Strip, bJls. a DO,
Can Peaches, Crushed sugar,
Can Pineapples, REID A Coffee TO-,
Can Raspherries, Powdered Sugar,
Can B~lackUerTies, Brown Sugar,
CaR Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picked Beets.
Csve Oysters, ! n ZPicklei L0bsUers,
10. cans, Salmon, l&2Ib- cans
Csleartaed FFFG Flour,
Canties, Starch,
Glr~ett's Snuff IN bottles ard racks.
tiackessl in bbls. & hlL bbls., Nos. j, .
GT4 3
2Tlck=Iel in kits Nos. 1, ?, and g,
9f0,e3 cigars, al grades,
Zine Cut Tobacco in foil, diferet Brands,
Fine Cat Tobacco in half bbis.,
Sisy Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands.
Spices, all descriptions, ground / whole,
Buckets, Tubs, Broonls, WashboarIs, etc,
Mustard 80 small and large pk-.,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London Club Sauce,
indigo German soap
Cream Tartar, Palm SOAP,
Nut Megs, Rio L Java Coffee,
Blgeiug,
% bbis. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
- bbls. Imitation Bourhsn Whisky,
5 obs. Orange Valley whisky,
Fine Brandy, Gsrebi IN cs'ks& bots.
Sherry, CurasOe, a
Aedeiral Absynthe,
Port
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DISSOLUTION.


Nensphis, March S, Is5a
Having this Gay disposed Of ms mtere.t in the
finn Of Wilson, LGiud q Cola WilsOns Carter &
Co, ] solicit for the new hfm "a e0htinuance Of
the patronage soIiberally eXtended 10 the old
mId-lm HENRY LAIRD.
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One Of the most surprising ceogJstli-
cal facts about Montana is that ID IS
reached by steamboat from 81. Louis.
That is b say, the river system Of tie
Great West j. on 30 vast a scale that
travellers and freight are H0w transported
by steambuat, aB1 without tr9uskhp-
ment, from 81. Lous 70 Fort Benton. fu
the heart Of Montana Light draught
boats are now bUildiug At Louisville g.
pecially for the MUntana trade. The
river voyage from ST. Louis 10 Fort Benz
ton D. now made i'm . days; and freight
Is carried at the price Of 20 cents per
pound.
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MaNIaNA.


This new territory g0utliI- about 100.
uaIs4lsEe mile, that's t0ssy, IL l. nearly
four times a. large as Ike SRtsnf New
York. II Is founded on the west by Ida
ho, on the south Bud east by D4kgtah.
and on the north bY the British possess
ions. But what f. the use Of meutiouiug
boundaries which are themselves uu-
known 20 tie average reader, who de-
mands in return: Where Is Idaho q
Where is Ddkotlh@ To those who stud
led geography twenty years ago 10 wli
Derlsps he a. satisfactory % saw, that d
yOu jogrney north fn0m Montana You
come into British America, and d. You
cross the territory from east 10 west, sou
cross the Rocky Mountains, which run
Ihr1uah ia Western half
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IFtssS Sale.

y virtue Of deed Of Gu1teseeuted % maon
- TIE nh dag Of luue- A1v. tuu rl1sta e1 4t
the REGISTERS ONCE Of the csunfg ot eheinrl
state tennessee, on the l2ih day ol ill no.
m book No. A. pages $40 20. s87aud - ialu
and Jacob ge hml 81 LuIhauer 81
BfOther, 70 secure the payment or tefta.h h"tta
Que ). a.. tales. lshan proceed q aeAnos eash
70 the highest bidder in front of me re1iie
nffe+ Of H~oSsARHAr, LAETFR q co.. HFtuB
Rock, city Of MeInphls IenuesG
hours of and y o'clock on lilui9 AlaI.h Ytl'
uaLsd in the county OF Sbe4N 7tat 20 Acuhe
see near the northeastern noun9alt or ua
cifV of uogaub,s and known as lois t-I
fFfrfvand f1f tIirfy-oue on the map or raiu OF
sahfivisi0n Of 5 81. Ghtes Whiel nIap E.of
r.-Crf n fbe ofdoe OF the Register uf shelby
es.4assr frsrnesas. nile bedeed god But /
op1f73 6. n MoNSARnAr
a.a7as frassaa
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In lstl the vast aui regularly organ
lied territory now known Is Montana
was unknown land. iJ was ven. thiuly
peopled with Indians, and II had been
visited by a few trapPeFs and mission
aries. In 1852 traces Of gold were dis
covered ia Montana, and fortune seeker
began 60 purE their steps that way. 20
1855 the territory had already $1,000
people, and contained three considerable
tOWus-Nir4iuia City, with ten thousand
inhabitants: Hcieng City, with eight
thousand, and Diamond City with -four
Thousand Also u had q Legislature, a
code OflaWs and courts Of justice.
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MEmrnIs, TEsv.. August p, Is

MEMPHIS, TENN, August p, iSS.
] have ussd hUIgtns Sell Rising FiutT, and
examined It's ingredients II is all tirtt 10
cIaims Tor Il, and IL entirely hanniess 10 all.
sick or veil, and d especially adapted as q diet
loE dlspepucs and coHsHmp liyes. its materials
supplying in those cases, hcaith1ul and much
needed nutTiment. l. ". GABBERT, II. D.
Iwii prepare any barrel Of BluF sent to me,
or viii furnish any quality oil duur OiLeIed, hut
Tor my-oygn sales ] use nome but the very Desi
IT Harrison, or its equail.
The bru2ddnd biscuit made from this Hour
can be eaten as well warm as cold, without line
least incOuFaIs sncs 10 the weak and dySPeptic
stomach. and has been known UogFsaty benefit
such cases. ..r
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Chancery Sale Of City Lois,
wednesday, March eist, 1856.


william E. Butler rs William FarTisE al
DI virtue OF an iuteri0cutufy decree Ioale iu
ID the above stated cause on The Iat Iil gf
March, 1861, andrsRewed February uh.I5G, amt
December Etn, lSl- 1 VIII, on. Wednesday .
March 2Lsf, 1876, between The heurs.of 10 am.
anu l2m-r az TIE Court HOuse gour ina tse Cry
Of Meinphis, Iennessec, sel az public suction
tne following described property. TO wits CIR
tain lois situated lying and being ina Shelby
county, tennessee, and in the Buler division
Of the city Of Memphis, in block Eo u and
bounded as follows. ~ueeianirg at the north
west corner OF alot owned hg d. A.. Woodland
in March. 49,, on Elliott street. uluHiue hence
s~outhwardly with W~nodwartFs we<s line tro
hundred and ioTty-une feet t1iiI 20 ~S1uthstraar.
sixty l9l ieet 70 Biedsoe alley, thence uorfi-
Nardll villa said alley two hundiedau ana orty-
one tld) leettO ELLIOTT street, thence casa with
Elliost street sixty te1 feet 70 THE h~.eiuufuE-
months.
Tnis February l7th, lS5& A.AEsTuN,
teio-tds Clerk aud Master.
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Stations OEaiitsd, ere not prpvieed With
asentsWhieh uecessitates pFfpayllsHL N Aem.
phis OF all bills on neight fDI sQcu pfAees.
road, goes through without change OF cars A.
Grand Junction.
Parties shipping 20 points on Mobile n Ohio
Road via Corinih. must arrange 10 receive aud
pay charges Oh tbAjr goods at CCrinth, as no
arrangement has been mede with that road to
The rfepayInenf OF local frelghfs to psl1ts
naned ab8Fe, WI no longer be required.
BHls Of LadiHg should BE- sent TOP. AZ. Pat.
terson& Bln., A2enis AeEnphls and Charlsst0p
Railroad, 10. Is Court arset, AseRhis.
W. ]. H0Ss, Ten. gupL
deos-fsieI Membhis Ind Charleston Railruad.
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DEa LEAVE TO INFORM ny FRuENDs
- aud the Public generally, r8at Z hayO on
hand inBd CONSTANTLY r-celgingl one 81 the
largest stocks ef goods iu my line ever brought
tp i1iS city, al Purchased l4r Cash, and am pre-
pared % sell al Lower figures than any house
In the city To close cash Hayers I can oder SUI
perior Inducements. Call and examine my
Stock and Prices, aud become satisfied. My
stock consists. in part, Of the following articles :
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Dissolution of Partnership.
8iemplis, Feb Il, $50.

Memphis, Feb. L, 1866.
NoFE-Any unsettled business pertaining 10
the above nrm viii be adjusted By mr. Alden al
the old stand, No. Us Front Street.
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CH0nceru Sale

OF Lot and Warehouse corner % EEchauge and
Promenade streets. Menaphis, ~ the Court
House door, on wednesday April llth lad
John e. Baker as. james Rice.
Df vlnue Of an i-nferlOcuiory decree. on the
ID thaBcery side ofthe Common Law anh
thaneefF tJurt Of tie city of Memphis, Of dlla
18th December I55. 1 viii sell II public auction
m mont ~ ne Court House door, IN the city Of
Memphis on
NEDNE5EAHr nth OF APRIL. 1884,
Detween tho houn Of 10 and ~ O'Clock Ia, the
iOlloslns described PROPERTY, 10 wit. Lot No =
and y, az the curuer II Exchange and Prone
made streets In the city q MeIupnls, Tenn. TO-
Setaer tL1 tohufro WaTehGus upont the lot
TsHas oF SALE.
Credit Disk months, notes and security and q
lien retained on the property 70 secure the pur-
chase money Il ALSTON, g. x 81.
Nnrrh 2. l~G .. ID
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Her violet eyrs-h1w they darken ana AhaH
Her rose red ,heeks-how they How.
Arshe sgpads, ankfe teeh I'd us itA
drife. e
raffrnu Ue Wlta The SNOW.
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
AM
SITE FOR SALE.
Bay springs Cotton Factory
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY

3 SitEtted In ths Southern Border OF Tisho,
ming County, Mis-, Is miles south Of Iuka
Mis-, Oh the road b Fulton.
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TRANSPORTATION
NOTICE TO
The Memphis and Charleston


Is prepared to receive and pay steamboat
charges and drayege on heightq consigned 70
parties at the following points On the Memphis
and ChaFIpgfnn RafiraGd viz.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL



SNOW
v,a-o0 fogre cold Of hey fresses
r.+r.rr,~ af1nt bfr face
40 ~ MOI +fr,,uoh Efs mrzles.
rr-,Fl.r fr,H..5.fr- race.
- ~ Ea.ke-h6w rhcv glow
1000 .olfs deer. in he ~ hiie
arms =
paffrn8 fga wltE The Snow.
efa t,--sf Oh. saa flakes round her,
la Har pretty. nirleH.>I play
r,it ~ 81. saa-nsrnph rising
rhsesgE fae bnIo,rs OK Joan and spray.
C-ntrauiIs fna bail with Der niue nhle MAINS
n y6a rHink sae would pout or sooiI,
10 VAN tlsh luisy look 50 coidi
I-r white WOODEN mlttcnS are flung on The
snow.
Each onet Ia itslif1 lssNs
Ard Ser elEea scarf beside flcm ie,
COLES up Lae "a cnnlrpn snake.
Ar sh0ur metne ffarh u her soft brown f3a
HaTe rriutnd TIE onFuy snow.
And klsW vT them where. another 9urtne.
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LEGAL.
Chaaesr1 gaIs . ma A0ra. 1850.

LNNMCfFW Dttt Oft lin ADTts 1OODs
Charlss G. carter =. w. H. Couant and Others.
DY virtne Of an Interlocutor decree made in
ID tbs c4uEs on January l8, lsS. and modidei
the Common Raw and Cimnecry Court OF the
city o. Neaupbis, I VIII aeii &C public auction.
At the Court House door in heclty OF Memphis,
on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1850,
Betwees tie hours of 10 and y oiciock m,
all the right, title, claim and intsreatoftho par
ties complainant and Defendant IN and 10 the
following zeal estates situated IN lae city 81
Memphis, ShefbT county, TcnnesSee. Al the
coFner 81 Adams aud bieb streets hontlng on
sas1 SIDE ofFash streetsg3 Ee and "a Che Aouth
side Or P11 feet. rzI sa5 b.. sslhHl
TERMS OF
a credit Or xix andtweive months. viii notes
ami apVrosed ssctlfitys and a iein fetannd TIL
pat fnent OF the purchase MONEY
mrIi-tas AuGESToS ALsrOS. C.E1-
sa ChGRceTU Sale III
.oflgg Acres Of Land, al the Court Horse. Mem
Pnls ~isnnesaee' on "Wednesday uth day 81
james H.. MeriweGtbeF "a Elen p. C0wden
and otbers.
DY viFtueo f a decree IN the Chaneery side si
ID the common law aud ChaucerY Court. On
Tie city % MeInpiliA Of date January 8, Iso5,
wiz sell q Pabllc aueiisu- bsfHeen tAe houuof
10 and p O'Clock, pm, on
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL IT,. 1875.
the following described tract Of land, lying and
scribed as. follows. tQ-wlts Lot I, II being the
northeast quarter Of fractional section No. E. In
rauge NG 5, West taEtship NJ. = agreeable 70
Tie ChickAsaW survey, containing uD aerea,
more or less. .t
TRIMS % SAEE-Cash. A. ASTON,
March e. IA6-mr f0-tds. CO ~.
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audience in rapt attention, being fire.
quently interrupted by applause,
while the falling tear drops showed
how the orators power was felt.
He talked to the boys " just as
heretofore, when, wounded upon his
war horse, he was preparing to lead
them to victory. What words of
cheer and warning he gave, as he ex-
posed the reasonable doctrine of
State Sovereignty, and paid fitting
tribute to two other causes of our
trouble: Sldvery and popular ignor-
ance. Mind rules the world; schools
and churches are the index of intel
ligence and intellectual strength.
When slavery welded popular ignor-
ance, troops of traitors were the fruit
full progeny. But no sketch can do
Justice to his noble utterances.
Long may he live to battle for the
right. g1
There were other speeches, a boun-
tiful feast, collection for soldier S
monument, and late in the day the
happy crowd dispersed to their homes.
Coffroth spoke In the Court House
at night, but it was no rally of the
unterrfed." The attempts at ap-
plause were feeble, and his effort
was only repetition of State COM
plants, despotisn1, tyrants, high taxes,
dear people, sons of toll, heroic SOL
diers, negro suffrage. 6 Votes aoantedD
/ will certainly explain his purpose and
coming. -
Although the Fourth was pleas
ant, happy day, I must close this ran
dom and already lengthy letter. We
are all right for the good cause here.
Truly yours, UNION BLUE.
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against her. This divorce is a mon
strous fraud, and if the Court did its
duty in requiring the proof which the
law demands, involves subornation of
the grossest perjury.
The provisions of the statute on the
subject of residence, is as follows:
Divorces may be decreed by the
Circuit Courts of the State on petition
fled by any person who, at the time
of the filing of such petition, shall
have been a bona tide resident of the
State one year previous to the fling of
the same, and a resident of the county
at the time of filing Of sucn petition,
which bona JfCe residence shall be duly
proven by such petitioner to the salts
faction of the Court trying the same.
Now if the Court complied with the
statute Hall had to prove by some per-
son that he was, at the time the suit
was commenced and the decree OBJ
tanned, bona tide resident of Allen
County; but it is notorious fact that
he then was, now is, and has been for
years resident of this city, and no
witness can testify otherwise without
committing perjury. v
Hall did not dare to bring suit Ia
this county where he is known, and
went to a distant county where he is a
stranger, and where the suit could be
put through without the knowledge of
Mrs. Hall. Soon after the divorce
was granted he married again.
The whole proceeding is infamous,
and in perfect harmony with his char
acter and his paper. 1t is a grave
question how far any honorable man
can associate with him, accept his en-
ployment, or have anything to do with
him whatever. A more consummate
rascal cannot be found in any peni-
tertiary in the United States.-I,d.
Journal.
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A Glorious Fourth.
RocKPoRT, IND., July 5, /

RocKPoRT, IND, July 5, 1866. /.
Editors Journal: - r..,,,-,
The Fourth was duly remembered
by the people of Spencer County.
Union celebrations were held at Santa
Fe, Eureka, and here while the
Democrats met at Centreville to hear
10. E. Mcdonald and Coffroth ex-
pound party platforms, and so help to
save the country. From all that |
can learn, about eight or nine hun
bred persons were there, including
two or three hu1ared Republicans
and an honest Democrat is my in
formant.
At this place, about three thousand
people came together in our beautiful
college grove, to hear from that bat
tle-scarred and war-worn hero, Gen
eral w. @. Gresham, of New Albany.
DIR. Sabin, President of the "Sol-
diers' Union" called the throng tc
order. and Rev s.. Ravenscroft ad-
dressed the Throne of Grace, CRATE
fully remembering the Divine good.
ness toward our nation, and humblJ
asking its continuance for all comins
time; after which the Declaration O
Independence was read by Ira Brash,
ears, Esq, one-armed soldier.
General Gresham, though suffering
from his wound, and walking with I
crutch, assembled the platform, anC
was introduced to the waiting assem-
bly,. He stood upon his right foot, hi
left being supported by chair, anC
for an hour and a half, without note,
Z or documents of any kind, held The
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CORRESPONDENCE.
SANTA FE, SPENCER Co. IND. |
July 5, 1866. T

ra.r .s.f.s $500. q uly ~, 1COO'5
Messrs. Editors: rtt
There was great rally at this place
yesterday, Of soldiers and soldiers
friends, to celebrate the ninetieth an
niversary of our independence. The
war-worn veteran and the joyous citi-
zen began to assemble early, and con-
tinued to come until acres were COW
cred with enthusiastic people. Capt.
J. w. Lamar, President, called the
people to order at o'clock, A. NJ.
The famous Santa Fe brass band
played some national airs, and the
choir sang, after which Capt. Cain de-
livered an earnest prayer, wishing the
blessing of Heaven upon our free in
stitutions. Captain S. S. Lamar
read the Declaration of Independence
in a, mastery tone; and at halt past
4 ten, G. L. Wedding, Esq, OF Rock
port, proceeded to address the vast as
semblage of people, and continued to
speak for about forty minutes in a
most eloquent and patriotic manner.
Though Mr.. Wedding is very young
man, just beginning the practice of
the law, his speech is seldom equalled
and rarely surpassed by our most dis
tinguished orators. He made many
friends, and showed great promises of
coming glory. {pE95Q1g4te
Hon. r. 7. Kercheval, followed in
a logical and we'll arranged speech,
showing that there were enemies
North as well as South, who would
gladly take the rebel into full fellow
ship in the affairs of the country. Mr.
K. is the soldiers candidate for
Treasurer of the County. .
General Gus G.. Veatch then came
forward, and in few brief, but elo-
quent and touching, remarks asked,
as President of the Spencer Sol
diers' Association, for subscrip-
tons to build a monument to the
memory of the gallant soldiers of this
county, and in few minutes three or
four hundred dollars were subscribed,
"a large subscription was also taken
at the Unian celebration at Rockport.)
The President here announced that
there would be an adjournment of one
hour for dinner. tufrfH i
The people assembled around the
stand at half past one o'clock in the
afternoon, when Gen. Veatch, the
hero and statesman, appeared before
them, and spoke for an hour and
half, reviewing the history of the
country, showing the great blunder of
the American Peep e in maintaining
slavery, and appealed to his fellow
soldiers and loyal freemen to stand by
their Government. He asked them
if they would trust the men who re-
fused them comfort when they were
imperiling their lives on Southern
battlefelds; refused them men and
money to put down treasons. ~
The General took bold stand for
the Union and the great Union Or
ganization of the Country which saved
our Government from the foul hand
of treason.
The American people, and the
German people who have made their
homes in America, love equally to
commemorate the 4th of July The
soldiers especially do. They know
the value of liberty; they fought for
its blessings. xas
Yours, &c, $50 1s SOLDIER,
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Annexation of Territory to the City
of Evansville. 1Ds

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
4N Cannon Council of the city of Evans
ville in pursuance of the provisions of an
Act of the General Assembly of the State
of Indiana, approved March 8, 1865, entitled
J" An Act to amend the seventy first section
of an Act entitled An Act granting to the
county of Nanderburgh, a City Charter
approved January 81, 1877, and to add sup
the 18th day of June, 1866, present to the
Board of County Commissioners of Van
derburgh County a petition praying for the
described territory, and setting forth the
reasons for such. annexation, viz: The
southwest quarter of Section No. 20, Town
Vanderburgh County, Indiana, the same
being known as the "Longwortb Tract"
said territory being contiguous to the city
of Evansville, and not plated or lain off.
eHF w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest: A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk.
Maya d till june25
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To the heirs and legal representatives of
Nicholas Longworth, deceased, and all
other owners and claimants of real estate
comprising the territory described in
the foregoing notice:
Notice is hereby given, that the petition
referred to in the above notice was pre-
scented to the Board of County Commits
sioners of Vanderburgh County on the 18th
day of June, 1866, and that the same was
received and considered; and il was or
dered by said Board that the further hear
ing and consideration of said application
be continued until the 18th day of July
1866 and that notice he given by the
County Auditor, by publication in the
Evansville Daily Journal, that said appli-
cation is now pending before said Board.
and that it will be heard and determined
on the said 10th day of July. 1856.
sr er afatt VICTOR BISCH,
Auditor Nanderburgh County.
Evansville, June p, 1856.
je26 till july l6. a
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SALINE CHAiLYBEATE

Muriate of Soda. 5 Grains
Bicarbonate of Iron..-..--........0.43
Bicarbonate of Magnesia.........033 60
Light Carburetted Hydrogen rises freely
and escapes continually from the Water.
AS a. CHALYBEATE Tonic and Saliene
Aperient, they are unsurpassed by any in
the World w tu ff STR U#W asTsa
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WEED & FUQUAY,
Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors. 2it
II County Ind, will, on the first Monday
in August, 1866, between the hours of lG
o'clock, A. NJ, and 1 o'clock, P. NJ. of said
day, at the door of the Court House in
Petersburgh, the county seat of said
County, let to the lowest responsible bidder
the contract for building a new Court
House for said County, no alTlfs5
A plan and the specification ofsaid build
ing. with the terms, and other particulars,
are to be seen at the Auditors office in
Petersburgh, where sealed proposals VIII
be received. up to the time ofletting. te-e
+" No bid will be considered unless accom-
panied by proper reconlrn endation and the
names of the sureties, to be given for the
faithful performance of the contract.
BY order OF the Commissioners.
w. G. DAVENPORT, A. P. c:
June 9th, 1866. t4a junl4dtd