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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
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the WAR Between the STATES.
Its Causes. Character. c. nduct aud Results;
BY HON. ALEXANDER r. STEPHENS.

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the conduct OF the war; il gives those interior lights
and shadows OF the conflict only known 10 these
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from W fouifansprings, an Which were accessi-
Of the Confederate States. The results Of tho
present and future have never been treated by any
other aut0r~ and Mr. Stephens great abilities have
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The intense desire everywhere tested to obtain
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

Considerable activity has been manifest
ed among the saloon Keepers of DEBORAH,
during a week past, and promise is'made
that all are to be treated, as few have
been, to a dose of law, administered by
Justice Cutler. In consequence Of q
quarrel or difficulty, Frank Hilton, keeper
of the saloon in the old Daily building,
was arrested on complaint of III. "A. Cleg-
horn for selling liquor, tried, found guilty,
and fined $50 and costs. The case is APP.
pealed. In retaliation. Hilton complained
of Cleghorn for selling liquor last winter,
and he was tried, convicted, and sentenced
to pay like sum. 4Cleghorn then com,
planned of Hilton for Keeping a place for
the sale of liquor. and also a gambling
house, on which charges he was bound
over to answer ut the next term of the
District Court. Arthur Sanford then
came in as an apostle of temperance, and
on his complaint Joseph Stcyer and
Charles Rudolph were brought up and
fined $50 and costs each for selling liquor.
Both paid promptly. $50 ~
The excitement was quite high mt one
time, and considerable intercstin. te.timo.
ny was drawn out.-Decorah Republican.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
A letter from General James j. Stead

n IcttcE from UcucIHi J0ueS -. Steau'
man, says: s1aa ..'2 GHs =
had supposed it was too we'll under
stood in this community that am the per-
sonal and political friend Of Andrew John.
son, and the political opponent of General
Grant, for any such absurd report to OBJ
tain the slightest credence hut, as l un-
dcrst:nd there are some citizens who do
believe that l entertain sympathy with
General Grant, deem it due to myself to
say that am rs strongly opposed to the
political views and action Of General Grant
as any man in Louisiana.
Theusurpations Of congress, sustained
by General Grant, are as abhorrcnt to me
as they arc to the great body of tile con-
sentative people of America and | most
earnestly hope that both he and con-
gress may be defeated in their attempts to
trample upon the constitution and usurp
the government" H
A few days ago, radicalism was profusc
in its euIogy OF General Steadman upon
the strength of report that he had, in n
public speech, allowed himself to become
insolcnt with reference to his commander
in-chief, Mr.. johnson. Now, radicalism
will have no hesitation, in face of its late
euiogy, to proceed to disparage Steadman's
gallantry and patriotism as vigorously as
it has Just praised them.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

GET WHAT You PAY FoR..In buying
Saieratus, MS other things, see that you
get what you pay for, viz: Is ounces when
yon pay for Il pound. If you always buy
d.. b. DE Land & Co.'s Best Chemical Sal
erdtus, you will never be deceived, but al.
ways get fill ,eeight and the best goods.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18

hem
ls44, Otter, Capt. Harris, April 6.
lS45, 6.
1916, Lynx, Atchison, March 81.
lS47, Cora, Throckmorton, April 7.
lS4S, Senator, Harris, April 7.
lS49, Highland Mary, - April 9.
1850. I" l9.
1851, Nominee, Smith, April i.
1853, West Gewton. Harris, April II.
1854, Nominee, Blakcly, April s.
1855, War Eagle, Harris, April II.
1856, Lady Franklin, Lucas, April Is
1857, Galcna, Laugbton, May |.
1858, Grey Eagle, Harris, March IS.
1859, Key City, Worden. April 20.
1860, Milwaukee, Cochran, March %.
1861, Ocean Wave, Webb, April s.
1862, Keokuk, Hatcher, April is.
1868, -, -, April 6.
1864. IIawkeye State, -, April 10.
1865, - April IA.
1866, Sucker State, Hight, April 20.
1867, -, --, April 90.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-03-18
Opening OF Navigation.


Many people take an interest in the
dates Of river business resumption, each
spring. a tedious examination Of the
files of our paper enables us to report for
90 years. BY the op. of nav. 1--WE study
to condense) we mean the passage through
Lake Pepin to St. Paul. Our records,
from 1874 to 1856, are copied from older
papers than ours. Geo. D. Gardner, now
in New York. used to say that Lake Pepin,
a s,ceU of the Mississippi, about 8 by 80
miles, away up north, never let go its ice
covering until the willows on McGregor
islands began to turn green; an observ-
aace of this satisfies us that George was
correct. It's probable that the Lake will
not be navigated inside for month. Here
are the dates, che names of boats, and the
names of Captains, so far as VIC can find
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28
'EAsAC0LA 0BsERvER.
yuBL1sHED rRI.wEEKLY BY WIZ. KIRK 90.

ubscrPton-rwelve months. IS; stx months, 81 m 3D.
Ice This long established Journal becomes vary desirable
this time In view Of the fact that Pensacola h esctine
railroad communications with the Northwest, and
crning q point Of interest 10 entsrprislng men
,s devoted 10 the development Of the material In.
fsv Of the State Of Florida End IN its local de-
Timber trade growing mp in Its vnity, also TO other
imercis items which 10 the caret1 al reader viii indicate
Development Of the great advnntaCo Ponsacola
port Advertisements solicited
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28

NEW YORk.
FURNITURE.
PARLoR. DININGRooN. AND CHAMBER SUITS
r. Krutina,s
MANDATORY AND wARERooMs,
Nss. % and ss East Houston street,
Between BOwery aad Second Avenue.
NEW YORK.
Retailing at Manufacturers Prices.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED
EKosT. HLACR A CO.-wHoLEsALK AEp
Retail Dealers and Manufacturers Of
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
No. 70 BowERY-Near CANAL st.,
New York.
~ Steamboats, Hotels aad Public Buildings furnishsdss
ne notice An goods purchased Of house
I BAvEsA's PUKCHAsINe BUKEAV
No& 50 and 90 PARK Row. EKw YoRK.
All kinas of nERCHAEDIsE PURCHASED.
Axpsrisnssd and competent buyers engaged
Orders SLED promptly faithfully ct the Iovsss prio
and purchases made only cm nrsciass resbs housss
orderr will be allied, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, vssas
uncsnt sum % renttsd to Freight Conmissons
On not exccSdfng cont
Commissions SIMS exceeding sloo, rwo ASD HAIs
psrosss Addrsss
ISAAC DAvEaA.
Psst-s5.es Boz l7es, New YsFb
n HY1LEsTED. .
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. N Wall street..
NEW YORK
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28
Ed UCATIONAL.

In ths Basement Of st Psr Church on the corner Of
Camp and 0aiennis streets.
Tor frospeetus apply at Greshams Bookstore, Ne. %
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


COMMISSION--FORwARDIN8
ATMAR d Co.,
wx H. AYxAR. =. r. MrLIIxxs DAHI LoeAsy
GENERAL COMMISSION MERcHANrs,
| No. 81 Csrondelst street, New Orleans.
LIBERAL advances made shpments friends in Lon
don' Liverpool New Yor. and Phiadepha.
r. L. MANN q co.
| B. l. MANN, H. =. HALL. W. T. PURyIANCE,
No. Sc and s5 MaEazine street,
New Orleans,
Dealers in Hides. Wool. Peltrfes, Furs,
Leather, Tanners and Curriers' Supplies.
II @. NOEL q CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the sale OF
Cattle, Hogs. sheep. Mules and Horses.
STOCK LANDING. NEW ORLEANS
Satisfactory references given.
A BOwER-No. IS cABoNDELET STREET
.Oommission and Forwarding Merchant. Liberal cash
signed to my friends Messrs Bruce Simpson Co. Liver
dom Msss Psmore New YORK; Msssr. ss1 Ia r.
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Long Louisvts and M. Q. a Jordan Gsi,ssson
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q. UsAu, J. =. AYCooK. JOB orrxINexKJ
tsuccsssorsto to o. wnkin Z CosD
soAAIssION NERO ANTx
ZOE ZEE SALE or
oattle. Hogs and Sheer.
sfOOK LANDING,
oty Of ysrsnos- M
HAT - nEHLE-
nLBxAHDEx aAY-wr1LrAn mia,
COMMISSION hERcHANTs. FOB THE PURoHAn
Sale. Forwarding ana Shipment Of Hides Leather,
Wool. Beeswsx, rallow, and Tan
r... ming Matsriaia
Nos. a. and o. COMMERCE STREET NEW OKLxAps
A NDREW jackson,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Family Groceries and Plantation suppliss. |
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Highest Price Paid for Cotton.
COTTON STORED and SHIPPED to SUIT PLANTERs
Thanking my friends and public generally for their r
mer patronage most respectfully solicit continuance of
same as feel confident that heretofore am fully Ca
pabe OF giving entire satisfaction in
also IN he sh piping Of Cotton which liberal
are made, required Hsying much Cetton ship TOR nv
own account enables 70 get eigh lower usual
charges Being Agent for the Celebrated ARROW TIEn
snail always have, with India Baggng
large supply on hand and viii offer Lowest Car
rnces. ANDREW JACKSON,
Ccyner Third and Lsnrel streets.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28
CT. CHARHEs INsTIrUrE-B 30

CT. CHARHEs INsTITUTE-Bo BOARDING
s9a Day seheel for Yong Lsdiss-Conducted by Nine
y. MAZE LEfRANC, I04 and loo Bourbon street. The
ouise Of Studies of this Institute operation since
the let OF September To the able corps Music Teachers
attached to the Institute the added Mr. Eugene
20 whom sosgge Harm and Singing
nded This eminent Professor will Lessons on the
Let OF October Young ladies' pupils nav
De ADMITTED TO these esons For terms circulars apply
letter III p - - - y Nv --o-.-soenoei
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28
GENERAL KIRBY sMITHs
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle.
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On September 18th, 1858 KIRBY SMITH, with corps Of
open, at Newcastle, Kentucsy. -s- 49, vs."
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28
Digestive Elixir OF Pepsins.

-oHIMACLr q CU, CHHM1SIS, PARIS.
PkPSNk the latest scientific discovery of DR.
hyscisn 70 his majesty the Emperor the French is h
uice ITSELF rather the digestive princpe pured
which dgests food in the When some caase ~
Other the supply Of digestive fluid small the
consequences bad digestion, gzsts gastrsa inam
nation OF the and boWels
burn ptuite snemia ss Of strength and dn fernalss
cnoross The Elixir OF Pepsne which Is sanctioned by the
appreciation OF the Paris Academy Of
all such Diseases and vomiting during
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28

own scsOus Il enable: e g. irsgh lower than
shall always have with India Bagxins and Bsine Twns
large supply on hand. and viii offer Lowest Csst
Prices oo,n.4 ASRs.S Ts.s ~ i..is iIASksos som.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
WILL OPEN FOR VISITORS ON
Wednesday, Nov. Ath, 1865
The ST LOUIS HOTEL will be opened In Its usual style
on TUESDAY, Dec. LIST, 1868 Maj W. A. HURD Manager
| o. E. HALL
! CAFE IMPERIAL.
CORNER OF OARoNDELEr AND GRAyrEs SITS.
posu Ar and fAsOrte saloon has been thorOughy
Premium Lager Beer etc splendid Lunch swsy. y.O n
hand consisting of the choicest viands that the market
| oFEERGELD HENNEBERG, Proprissor..
| COSMOPOLITAN REsTAURANT-
II ROYAL STREET.
Between Canal and Customhouse street.J
Louis Chaplain. ..................Propriesor
All the Decacie of the Season to be found here as
also, Choice WINES Of all kinds
Parties. Weddings, etc, etc, supplied short notice
Private Saloons up stairs.
Rooms elegantly furnished by the week or month
This Restaurant is kept open till Il o'clOckrn
PAkIsIAN sTYLE-FRENoH RESTAURANT.
10 UNION STREET.
Between B. Charles Carondeet streets PHILIP FOR
Assqt Fess to suit ndios the tines
pINNEKsoup and four choice dishes with Dessert and
Oonee seNen.. nve cents
HA~ KINs's NCH-
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST UHARLEs
Opposite ST. Charles HotelJ
RE-oPENED-A B. CUSTER IN CHARGE.
The bsst brands Of LIQUORS and WINES, such as Hav
rPs 5ss set forth fer years, constantly hand Also
FINANCIAL.
John A, WATKINS,
GENERAL BROKER,
Ard agent fST the Sale Purchase and Rent Estate
Place. ''>''''-' ''''' "''-"' o0""'''iA
PIKE LAPEYRE q BROTHER-
w. S. PIKE, J. III. LAPEYRE, ALEX. BRorHER)
NEW ORLEANS LA.
+ BEENANDEz.
BROKER,
No. H Carondeles Street.
Always hand st.ts and City Nossa w.r.nss eta
PIANOs--SEWING MACHINES.
E. BLACKMAx. Nus1o puarssupp
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In the
KnsOs, Mum, and Suls PIANOS, Prince ORGANS and
65l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
I64 Canal Street. near Dauphip, |
NEW ORLEANS
FINE PIANOs..~..-.....FINk PIANOS
qgsI YTSs6s ySs EOsE M n.s.,ss ss,s' a. an. o
offered o. a: I. y; Prices ioand NoDERzfE
NJ. Won HoFE WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
iss for SOC BEST PIANO nsds N shs Southern States
V'aE AXIOM PLANO FORTE.
skAsD rRIUxPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
Fair the American Insuie held In september and
October 1867 TO be the best piano exhibition, and after
test trial. ordered by the American Institute with Pianos
fthe successful exhibitors at the ars Exposition
ssred BY their Judges be the best Piano
AGENTS WANTED Firstclass and responsible A1ent
wanted every city and town whore have not already
pointed them |
send tor circulars, price hist, terms, etc.
ksnufsctory and Garerooms, l87 and l1 Bovsry,
Delaney street. Few York MANNER k'CO.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
/
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W. SCOTT BILLUPS,
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law,
BRENNAN. TEXAS.
Special paid TO Claims for Collection and prompt
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28
RIsAUD d co.'s
PARISIAN PERFUMERY,

PstronEed by the Empress OF French and extensively
used IN all fashionable circles for its Exceence Superb
ority
kIGAUD OOS YLANGYLANG and MANILA
BOUQUET the scent. Rgaud Co. are the only i'm
porter IN Europe Of the fragrant extract Of
RiGAEb co IS roLUTINE, sslic,Os. rOIls. Water.
superior to Eau do Cologne, Toilet yinsgsr, Florida
RIGAuD CO.'S MIRANDA SOAP, exquIsitely Per.
fumed and keeping its fragrance to the last
RISAUD co.'s MIRANDA POMATUM, for pressry-
ing and besutlfy ing the hair
RIGAUD 4 Co.'s DENToRrHy, 9 most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and pertaining the breath
RIaAuD o0's ToOTH-CRE AN, a remrksSls pre-
peration, producing brilliant whitssess TO the teeth
RlGAUD CO.'S ROSE POWDER, superior 10 Violet
and all other Starch and Rice Powders
The LlTTLK MONITOR; GUIDE TO THk fOl LET.
With Photographic Illustrations viii be sent on receipt OF one
stamp.
Wholesale RIgsud 4 Co., IS rue de Rissslieu, Paris
Agent, T. NewbeTry Sons % s. Paals Church Yard, Lon
don
Y. DUCoSGEs.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28
EKENCn MEDICINES

EkENCn MEDICINEs-
-PRKPARKo 3Y-
GRIMA ULT & CO., CHEMISTS, |
q RUE RICHELIEB. PARIs
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA.
PREPARED sr GRxAULr Co. CHKnsrs PARIS
Recent experiments in France Engsad and Germany ava
proved that these Gig ettes sovereign ths
above distressing affections especially when Beadoa na
strsmonium and Opium have failed to give relief
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28
TELEGRApHCOMPANY.
THE NATIONAL
TEL e g RAPa COMPANY.

TsLEGRAPa COMPANY.
A new enterprise To be known the NATIONAL TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY. has been organized, with Variable
franchises conferred Congress- pur
pose Of establishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH on
all the principal railroads routes I'm the Untsd
States The Stock to be issued upon principle ~
that of the Merchants Union Express Company which 70
Gently commenced operations The design to interest the
entire business community in the enterprise do
not 50 nncb to dispose the secure the
ness Of the country through which the lines pass.
| The Capital Is to be
|
sIo.ooo.ooe.
In 10000 Shares. Of the par value Of
Bat the actual amount to be paidi Cash is
SIS Per share,
And this amount Is to be paid as follows One p.r |
cent at time of subscribing, and more until the entire
capital has been subscribed then on calls to be made b,
the Board Of Direcors not to exceed i've pe
cent month When thyavs per cent Of the par value
Of the shares has been paid certificates stock will be is
sued This will give the Company paid up
CASH CAPITAL OF ss,soOOOO,
Which viii be sufficient to duplicate lines ALL or nearly all
the paying points reached By the present monopoly.
The present. Telegraph Companies the country have beer
consolidated into huge moaopoy are now earnns
ever six millions Of dollars year. one hundred Der
cent on the actual Of their lines their present capita
having bes wstered over thousand per cent.
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have q re |
eognon from the United States of the impcr
taHee OF their enterprise with grant of the valuable
franchises ever conferred upon Telegraph Company No
competing line has had the right granted by Con-
to this Company operate lines over
every Railroad and Mall Route United States The
position Of this Company differs that of any conpa.,
ver before organized The question Right Of wsy
Orever settled
The Stockholders Company cannot be sold ont s
transferred to other Company Of Congress, up
Ter which this Company has been organised prohibfs
rsnsfsr Of the franchises granted.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28

S solicit Pssents and prosecute Pstsnt suits old
Sectsd cAima Expecting 70 profits from such
obtain patents first application for barely what
and having been the business for tina
oied TO shape claims avoid nfragsmsnt Al tcrl
attended TO promptly sdvics trss In al easss
Best Of cit rsfersncesg - dstred
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28
APPROVED BIZ TIE PARIS ACADEMY on
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's IodIde OF Iron and M an.
gnneso PflIs.


The treatment Of shorotie or scrOulOas affections is always
not unfrequeny fail owing the being able I'd
support them The researches of Professors Hsnnon o
Trousseau, Of Paris that this laentabe
failure Is owing the Manganese which as well
b.s % ' % az a., elenen q TIE blood These Pills
have Consequently received appreciation the Academy
OF Medicine and the principal scientific bodice They are
SckBess Stomach Complaints Poverty the Blood and n
Menstruaton preferable 70 the pills of iodde
tonA
No More Copsiba and Cubebs,
GRIaAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT on
hATICO VEGETALIS.
Who're ell other medicines failed these preparations
Of Of private diseasts
They used In the hospitals of Paris by Dr.
and cDs and an fs.
used In recent and capsules IN chronic casssI
Syrup Peruvian BARK and Iron,
-PRsPARED
GRIMAULT CO.,
chernists to II. / II. Prince Napoleon Paris
principles Of Peruvian Barr the best OF tories oomSnes
with lron of the ncps the blood Il Is pre-
scroeo o the most eminent physicians Of Paris cure
young females and 70 health vgor to the system
In general II rapidly the distressing stomach com
plants caused by anema encorrhea which ladies are
often subject resulazes and facilitates the aow Of ths
catamenfa and also excellent pale lynn natc and
scroiulous children Lastly, exces the appetite promotes
blood has been impoverished BY Illness or long and drcnt
The effects of this Syrup once certain
and speedy.
Depot General In New Orleans ct
=. DUooSGE's.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-28

wss sssse inform frssss ana sns pa0s ssasrs,
mat prepared formerly 10 uauufacssrs Steam
Ensnss Bsilsrs, sug.r his Sugar Ks.tlss Draining Ma
shines, ssv Mills, Cstes Presses Newell Gin Gear
Ing. runaos Mssths 0rss Bars kind Of Plantation anS
Steamboat Werks end svsry ss.erissies Of Machinery
The South. LEKps 4 ca
ortsrs sn u Bon n nscsaaiss' sns Dsasp' Byzaaays
Uin receive prompt sttert;cn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-14
Virginia NEWs.

The eeletraped Big Spring farm, in Mont
eomery county, va sold ON Thnrsday 10 NJ.
=. o. Heyo enreich, for 3l2 500. This Is one of
the mpst valuable pieces of property in South
we,I, IN Virginia. containing SIX hundred and
tw, niy-five acres OF fertile land, with a fine
Issid nee attached and all outhouses in excel
bel : condition and repair. The sale includes,
also, the growing and already harvested crops,
in themselves very valuable.
The Fredericksburg Herald says:--The-e
have been inferred mp TO this time, on Willis
HILL 14,476 bodies Of Federal soldiers, killed in
this vicinity during the war. OF this numoer
only 2,26o are known-the remainder, 1920
being unknown. New York and Pennsylva-
MA contribute most largely 70 the interments.
The work Of re-interment, &c, Will be in ished
in another month or two
A difficulty occurred between T. G. Duvall,
Of Spotsylvania county, and a colored man, on
wednesday last, when Duvall fired at and
wounded the man whom he had ordered on his
land. The man died and Duvall fed.
Inc county OF Spotsylvania was visited on
fndAy afternoon with the heaviest rain storm
Of the season, washing up corn and destroying
fencing along the low grounds.
The livery stable Of Mr.. l.. E Williams, in
Lynchburs, and an adjoining thr-e-story
DITCH building, were burned on Sunday morn
Mrs. George Shepp, who resides in Campbell
county, near the Appomattox line, gave birth
rev weeks ago to Q male child, perfectly de-
yelsped in all respects except that it had two
heads growing cut Of the shoulders. The child
lived only four days.
xucssIs NOlhnQ C6Ir, agents al ClarlOtfaS-
vile, lately sold that part of Mrs. Anderson's
land south OF the railroad for fifty dollars per
acre. The land was entirely without improve
ment This shows what Is thought of Ivy
Creek lands.
Among the indictments found by the Lynch.
burg grand jury last week, was one against =.
ID Williamson, member of the late Virginia
convention, for "obtaining money under false
pretenses."
The model farmer of Augusta county. Mr.
samuel Yount, has Just finished threshing
three hundred and forty bushels of very nice
red wheat, weighing sixty tour pounds to the
bushel, which he raised on ten acres OF land
The Lynchburg RepUblicdn Of Friday saws
"Nessrs. e. II. Rucker l. Co. sold box OF to-
bacco for Rev. II. T. Pryor, of Bedford, at the
marvellous price of Eve hundred dollars per
hundred pounds"
Mr.. David p. Smith, an honest and respecta-
Bile farmer of Norfolk county, living In the
neighbOrhood known as Bear uarter, while
passing from his yelling to his kitchen with
q lighted candle in his hand, in the early part
OF Thursday night. was fired upon by some
person concealed about the premises and i'm
mediately fell dead.
ON Saturday last General Imbodeu sold the
Taylor lands, $500 acres, adjoining West Point,
70 colonization company for S60,0O0, cash. ON
delivery OF the deed
The Presbyterian Church in Charles CITY
county, destroyed during the war, is now to
be rebuilt
Richmond and its suburbs are infested with
b undred desperate bands Of thieves and rob.
bers.