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FOR SALE.

"oR SAIE-PATENT RIGhT.-The PateniI
Right OF a newly invented LICK ous s u
Tor spy state N the Union can De seeuis ~ u
sDnIjeStIon to the undo signed. II Is uS7LSSl'
65 vii ,.sy active men W DO engage IA u So
a. IN I,se AZ tbis Office where those interested
can a. ts0' A. SAM SaLOSS, Appeal.
TEOR SALE Oh LEASE--Beautlinl, s eLls go
n and choice Building LOIS, Eonilns on "a
Ssorffe residence streets, either cleared o. VIII
fne forest trses-very low. W A. a 1a.A
LEY. Agent Mrs. Col. Preston NJ 80 On
Block. ..
--TDI-gp,NT.ANyDsA AND RESIDENCE FOR
49,, ~ EEsY TERMs-My lands miles
s4sf of dc CITY sre for sale, on terms 70 81.
Y,urcha sars for cash Or on any llIile lIo5L ~
10 ten years and in any uanLlty Vt4. IS s 49,
- an MY residence, with rom II 10 . AeI
ianF Will be sold AT great bargain, loI 49,
~ ~, zee usual t7rns Apply 20 my sell, on lie
H,reI,is5-s. or 10 isoystsr, IEezeSant 3 Co., ny
a,ee3 Is, IN the city. ~ =. ---,u-7I-NyA Mt
ieI7 = -. I-.L.---- :.
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Cotton opened firm in Liverpool, with
Uplands 95d; Orleans, l0bd; and closed
steady with sales 10000 bales. Quota
tons unchanged. Shipments from Bonn
bay to the 9TH, 10000 bales.
Tue New York market was quiet, but
weak Observation-Disclosures, 29@294c;
Orleans, SOC; Low Middlings, 27le !;
sales 200 bales.
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THE GEORGIA
NORTHUMBERLAND COMPANY
LOST--FOUND.

O. a REYARD-STOLEN- the sub
SS,DJ scriber, four miles northwest OF Cage
VILE. Tenn, one BLACK MARE heavy sci,
about = wears old. gait-walk and tJOt. Als1
one GRAY HORSE, x org years old, 10 HANDS
blrn gait-7yalk ana rot The above reward
viii be given To- the CelVery OF DOsh hoFses'
or s. for either Of them. 1870
auI2 rot AZ. OtOhE.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
OfIice---NO. Is jefferson Street.
nl,sls,lnnl and Tenhessee RslIrOsd.

ElsslsSlppl and Tennessee kslirOSu'
ARRIVE. DEPARI
1auorIsarR Erxpress daily, $40 pm. Alb pm
9I rDf s sSS3 I, u.s $50 am pm.
Freight. North Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
South, Monday, Wednes- eo,ox.
day and Friday ........-.-' 80 P.Ih' Va" "'AA
Taxes effect Sunday, June Is, loco. ., ss,,,.
A. /. LINERMOkEs cen 4 SUPP
OF OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt' Jo-0
Memphis and charleston Railroad
ARRIVE. DEPART.
,-..,-,,, Non fdsflyl -. cd m. l2:4O p N
Through Express A'a-.. A'o1 r.
lPhis train does not leave SaIuloAyh']
Corinth Accommodation, daily o
= Iexoept sundays at........-.. oeV a"iD
SomerYilie AecOIs uOdAlcn
daily Except sunday ....--. S:21 am o.iO p.In
Railroad Time Is - minutes faster thah CIT!
Ticket once, 27s Main street and az Depot.
w. ]. ROSS, Gen Supt.
EewpkIs and Louisville Railroad Line.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Q ~ a.tA' 80 -
Mint ~ ress--.-.........-- ~ pm S'lo am
(City Time.)
Ticket offices No. 2571S Main street anu st Oe
'o'' '4'''1 u SAN. B. JONES, Gen1suP't.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-12

Reduction in Alexandra Kid
Gloves. GENUINE Alexandra
AID Gloves at 81 05, as Il Lew
enstein az Br0s. aull st
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Foreign Markets.
RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, August 11.-River falling,
with feet to CAIRO.
LOUISVILLE, August 1l.-River rising,
with 5 feet 10 inches in the canal.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, August ll.-Down - Marble
City, 4 p.m. Alaska and KilgOur, pm.
UP-Luminary, pm.
River rose inches.
MEMPHIS, August 12.-Weather warm,
and cloudy with an occasional shower.
The river at this point is rising at the
rate of four inches in twenty-four hours.
The officers of the Shreve report seven
feet to Cairo from st. Louis and nine feet
to this point.
Arrivals.
Steamer H. NJ. Shreve, st. Louis.
Ruth, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer H. NJ. Shreve. Vieksburg.
Ruth, New Orleans.
Mary Forsyth, st. Louis.
Commercial, White river.
Mollie HsmbletOn, st. F. river.
" New York, Cincinnati.
An Port.
Mona
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ResO style Fail Prints Tecesred.
Men KEN Bros, aul2 Ivy
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,

APPLES apples are now
going to market, and the demand here
for shipping is falling off. We quote at
SI@1 so per barrel in bulk.
BRAN-Not less than 800 sacks on
levee to-day. Dull at SO.
BUTTER-Fair local demand for
choice, aud scarce at 40Gs45c.
BAC0N-Priees weaker. We quote
sales clear aides at 1TSe, but holders
generally ask lS@lsie. Shoulders, 1870
l44c.
BAGGING-Only light demand; Ken
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Dissolution.
BOOTS, SHOES { HATS
800 Main St, Memphis, Tenn.

,s, .re ,,ovy receiving our Fall Stock, and
W nave y iaree and we'd assorted stock OI
sstsa gONARIE GOODS, TO which We invite the
attention "l iii'i TERRY& MITCHELL.
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lust ReceiVed-A full line
eff GENUINE Alexandra Hid
Gloves. to be sold at 81 90 n
pair. as IL. LOWeDsteiD a. Bros.
anil 81
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ALeEnndre'S Kid Clones reduced
to 81 IS. Menke1B Bros. aul2 1W
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THE PERFORMANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
The following is the cast for the perform.
ance next Friday evening. Tue object
is q most praisewOrthy one, and We trust
that all cur conservative friends will
rally TO its support, 1t has been suggest
ed that, in order to avoid all chance Of
carplpg and faUl-fnding, the Central
Democratic Club appoint committee to
assist and cooperate with Mr.. Montague
in his undertaking, and who will take a
portion of the responsibility off his Shout
ders. This will effectually remove all
chance for invidious remarks;
THE wEPT Or THE WISH TON-wIsH.
INDIAEs.
Couancbet lchief OF the Nara
gLnSeLis W. Montague
UIcas (cniet o. the MOhi-
cans HAIRY N. DICKINSON
WHITES
Major Cough (the Regecide). Ii. Particle
Capt. HeathcOte the Governor
Content lHeaticote's son ...F fred HItzieid
LKngton, spies in search Of -... W. f. Wesson
Deacon skunk formerly a select-
man but now mud -turtie) ....,..,.- r. J, Reese
Naramattsh che Wept OF the
Wish-TOm Wish-................... ...... -- --
Faith twie Of COutedt NJ IS A. sells
Abundance (relict OF the mud
turtle) MISS Lucy 1. doom
| Fifteen young Skuuks-by fifteen ambitious
ameturS.
BOrderers, Indians etc.--by the Company.
THE Banner Of the South, Catholic
paper, published at Augusta, Ga, and
edited by Father A. J. Ryan, can bt
! found on the counter Of our estimsble
| Young friend, Joe Locke, at % Jefferson
street, who has been appointed agent fol
this place. Also the Southern Opinion,
La Crosse Democrat, Metropolitan Re
cord, Sporting Times, Spirit Of the Times
Clipper, Hsrpers' Bazaar, Waveriy, Pc
/ lice, EensaiiOn, German, Irish, Englisl
and French. Ali the late magazines
novelties, novels, together with 81 SIS
sorted stock of stationery, fancy goods
ETC., etc.
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NOTICE.

OK thesth day Of september, 1865, The under ,ii-
4 j stgned r. Fs4EssIuan, viii apply 10 the
fL,,nty Cent Of shelby county Tor letters OF
Administration on The e.iate Of n. Sleln 5le['
deceased suu al same Nins Hl-ei ~ - =.
f,oTeT stem, vii apply 70 De N'i9ioi@H Oh Ilo
hllh"i Ne' s EISEMAN,
T. LOW ENSTEIk.
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IvANTED To KENT-A Furnished House
W containing srom four TO SIX rooms Ior me
sumnler months, for which a hoTfsl REM /" II
9e L's.I -!! =, - EIio'sI 1yN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-12

TANTFD-A lazy, every WeY qualned'
" desires the sisUstion OF Governe5s 70 a
family OF sTsu children: Inc OesL reg, eIi &c
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WANTS.

A[TEn-DRIED APPLES AND PEAG III
W - None bat bright halves. Also, NO.
SWEET POTATOES ,,,,,,u,,,4,qrT
7a,,, 80 Garner OF Front and Union SITS.
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vTTANTED.-Any one addressing eosn 10 u
w nlcati6n TO 1T. L." Appeal ONCE, de-
sIrihlnp locality terms and all particulars
Concerning a small Farm on either Of the
TsfIr0a1 as for sa e. may mud reliable purchaser
IvA n
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STEAMBOATS,.

Menphis and st. Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and 80. louis
MARBLE CITY ........... ......-. CONWAY master
This new and splendid passenger IT. =
steamer will leave as above On -
THURSDAY, 18Th Inst, at pm.
aul1 y FIEM. CALVERT. sup't
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Another Report from the Grand
jury.

Report of John League shows that
since the County Commissioners
went into Off e. say for sixteen
sued in scrip - $500 1852 900 %
aboni $500 90
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Regular Tuesday st. Francis River Packet-For
Helena Mqrianna, Madison, Wittsbarg
and all Way Landings.
MOILIE HANlBLEsTO I. Z. Bowman Master
sam. = FSinei shell and CIark, Clerks.
VIII leave Memphis LIVERY IT.
TUESDAY, At o'clock pm. %Sssszze3ss
LARRY aARASTAD, AGENT
ia2lr star Wherfbost, foot Jefferson 81.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINEArI, August ll.-Floor, family SO q
9l0 50. Wheat s2d2 10 Corn 9lg96c. Oats IS
@57c. Whisky 65G70c IN bond. Pork SIS o.
huik meats lSlZTI54c. Hams dc. Cheese 1917
Sl5c Butter 5jSSSc. Eggs l5Gl6c.
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THIS splendid steamer leaves Memphis on
WEONESD AY, September 30th, and EVERY
ALTERNATE y EDNESDAY thereafter during
the seas IN.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
auIl tt star Wharfboa foot jefferson ST.
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ST. LOUIS. August Il Tobacco steady and
unchanged. Flour, supeTfine So 2596 50 Wheat
declined 39l0c. Corn 92c. Oats j9d5Gc. Pork
s29 50dSO Bacon, shoulders l3Gl3lzc; clear
sides I7149l714c; hams I9c, Lard 49, gZ0c.
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TTla .s5-rF t..--
Mark Twain on Gen. Washing
toms Negro Servant. ~


From the Galaxy for FebuaIy.1
The stirring part of this celebrated
colored mans life properly began
with his death-that is to say, the
notable features of his biography
begin with the first time he died.
He had been little heard of up to
that time, but since, then we, have
never ceased to hear of him; we
never ceased to hear of him at sta
ted, unfailing intervals. His was a
most remarkable career and / have
thought that it's history would make
a valuable addition to our biograpi-
cal literature. Therefore, l have
carefully eollated the materials for
such q work, from authentic sources
and here present them to the public
I have rigidly excluded from these
pages everything eta doubtful char
acter, with the object i'll view of in
PRODUCING my work into the schools
for the instruction of the youth of
my country. & .ss ID.
The name of the famous body
servant of Gen. Washington was
George. After serving his illustri-
GUS mas faithfully for half century
and enjoying throughout this long
term his high reward and confidence
it became his sorrowful duty at last
to lay that beloved master to rest
in his peaceful grave by the Poto
mac. Ten years afterward-in
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-20

He scratched his head iii apparent
perplexity for a matter of five sec.
onds, and then said with deliberate
and impressive earrestness: a:ii l@'
"Well, I'll be 'damned!'' p 81 EHila=
u presume so. I hop so. Still,
being O stranger you cahnot expect
me to take ,tlofe'tllanlh passing in
terest in your futnfe7plans." 95Ed p
He looked puzzled a'alittle' and
chafed. He said :i9s hs1 s.'ssetH ad3
Look here--wlio are you ?aeiro5
sIn view of the circumstance
"Oh, curse the circumstance ~ iij
"Ameni''h fa ns .-'dllsff sjieeslqV J
He did not reply. 3ofHe seemed
worried and ahnoyed.h Presently he
started out, and said by George he
would go after the Michigan Sena-
tors and enquire into the thing u I
said they were esteemed aacquaintan-
ces of mine, and asked him to say
that I was we'll. But he refused to
do this, Notwithstanding all my ipo-
likeness, and was profanc again I
never saw sach a tire-brand as he
was. ell 80 '''''- '''1.! Oh -,5sl. r" p
Now what can that young fellow
mean by going around asking res
pcctable people if they are clerks OF
Senate committees =? If my feelings
are to be outraged in this way I can
notis,ay in Washington. I don't
like to he called Hello by strangers
with imaginary lnoustaches, either.
This young party turned out to be
an importation from Kalamazoo, and
he wished to ship as sub clerk to
tile Judiciary committee. He is a
little fresh. 1t might have been
better if he had staid in the Kalama-
zoolo gical Gardens until he got his
growth, perhaps. Still, if his friends
would like to have the opinion ofTa
stranger concerning him, I think he
will make Il success here, in one way
For another. lie has spirit and per-
sistence. The only trouble is, that
he has most, too. much. hello about
him. He was at MIR. Colfax,s recep-
ton last night, and if anybody was
serenely and entirely at home in
that brilliant gathering, and equal in
all respects to tho occasion, it was
Kalamazoo, 1 tirinl1: He siieuldered
his way through the throng to
shake hands with me-, and l knew by
the eheefy-tene of his voice that. he
had forgotten his anger, and regard
ed me in the light Of cherished old
acquaintance, when he said, ss:.HeIlo,
old Smarty !-you heren:; In about
| an hour and half that fellow was
acquainted with everybody in the
house. ..,
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AGENTS WANTED
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BIBLE DICTIONARY.

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IT isa great Library in itself. The labor
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.,.-- DO NOT BE DECEIVED. +...so
Owing to the Unprecedented popularity
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Send for circulars giving full particulars.
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FASHIONS.
Tho focIiiooo diS.,layad bxy

The fashions displayed by the la
dies at the receptions of the great
dignitaries Of the Government may
be regarded as orthodox and relia
BILE, of course. [ do not enjoy re-
ceptions, and yet I-go to them, and
infiict all manner Of crowding, sufo-
cation, and general discomfort upon
myself, solely that may be able to
post the lady readers of newspapers
concerning what they ought to wear
when they wish to be utterly and
exhaustively fashionable. Not be-
ing perfect in the technicalities of
millinery, this duty is always tedious,
and very laborious and fatiguing. l
mention these things1because / wish
to be credited with at least the good
will to do we'll, even though 1 may
chance, through ignorance, to fail
of success ''a's : ''ti-' ~ SO r s5'a
f. At Gen Grants reception, the
other night, the most fashionaBly
dressed lady was Mrs. &C. She
wore a pink satin dress, plain in
'front.' but with good Ideal of rake
to ito the train, I mean; it was
said to be two or three yards long.
One could see it creeping along the
floor some time after the woman was
gone. Mrs. G. wore also a white
bodice, cut bias, with Pompadour
sleeves, founced with ruches; low
neck, with the inside handkerchief
not visible; white kid gloves. She
had on q pearl necklace, which glin
ted lonely, high up in the midst of
that barren waste Of neck and shoul-
ders. Her hair was frizzled into a
tangled ehapparal, forward of her
ears; aft it was drawn down
together, and compactly bound and
plated into a stump like. pony's
tail, and furthermore was canted up
ward at a sharp angle, and. ingeni-
ously supported by a red velvet
crupper, whose forward extremity
was made fast with half hitch
around a hair-pin on her poop-deck,
which means, of course, the top of
her head, if you do not unders tand
fashion technicalities. Her whole
top-hamper was neat and becoming.
She had a beautiful complexion
when she first came, but it faded out
by degrees i'll the most unaccounta-
BILE way. However, it was not lost
for good. / found the NJ osti Of it on
my shoulder afterward.~ Il had
been standing by the door when she
had been squeezing. in and out with
the throng.) There were other
fashionably dressed ladies present,
of course, but only took notes Of
one as specimen. & The subject is
one of great interest to the ladies,
and I would gladly enlarge upon it
if [ we're more competent to.,do it
Justice. Mark TWAIN.
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Notice to Teachers.

~
The Board of School Examiners of WAN
dot county, Ohio, will hold meetings
( or the examination of teachers, in the
town of Upper Sandusky, as follows: On
the lst and Sd Saturdays of September,
October, November, March, April, May and
the first Saturdays Of all other months. =
No certificate viii be granted except
ct regular meeting, nor will any be
granted unless the applicant appears in
rerson and submits to an examin att IN.
Written testimonials of Moral Character
will be required of all applicants and
those who have taught will be required to
present testimonials, showing their success
in teaching, and signed by the Local Direc-
tors of the school in which the applicant
was last engaged. ia1f3 = 3 7i
Examinations to commence at 9 o'clock, !,
A. NJ, at the School House in said town.
Applicants are requested to be punctual. as
none will be admitted into the class after
the examination has commenced.
| By order of the Board of Examiners.
HENRY MADDUX, Clerk
January 3, 1s66.-f.
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Errors of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered fol year from
Nervous Debility, Prematula Decay, ana
all the effects of youthful indiscretion WILL
for the sake of suffering humanity send tree
to all who need it, the recipe a2d directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing tc profit by
the advertisers experience, c IN 10 So by
addressing, in perfect confidence. $40
! JOHN B. OGDEN! D..
my Sly AZ Cedar Street, New York
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+ a NJ Il = VIC x ,
; IMPORTER AND GROWER OF -
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
Rochester, n. ".

VICK'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
SEEDS, AND FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1868
Is now published and ready to send out. 1t
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with plain directions for Sowing Seed,
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removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions,
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Manhood: how Lost, how Restored.

@34i JUST PUBLISHED, A
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- Culverwell's Cele-
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The celebrated author, in this admirable
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pointing out a mode of cure at once simple,
certain and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
ly, and radically
EB This Lecture should be in the hands
OF every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid ION receipt of cents,
or two post stamps. Also. DR.. CulverwelPs
Marriage Guide" price IS cents. Address
the Publishers, If At
II ~G5 Sc CHAS.J. @. KLINE & CO.,
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TO Consun1ptives.

The Rev. EDWARD NV fIsoN will send
(fres of charge) to all who desire it, ,ethe pre-
scription with the directions for making
and using the simple remedy by which lie
was cured of a lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only object
is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription, as it wifi
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Please address REV. Ed "A. WILSON,
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And are sellingfor. One Dollar, Silk.
Merino, and Alpaca Dresses, Shawls,
Balmorals, Linen Goods, Watches, Jewelry,
Silver plated Ware, Sewing Machines, dc.
Send clubs of ten or more, with 10 cts for
each descriptive check. and the getter.up
Of the club will receive a present worth
50 to $500, according to the number Sc, t.
A Agents wanted every where. Circulars
Sent free. PARKER q Co., 20
l0- Sml Gl and 66 Federal ST. BOSTON ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-20
EriVate sale.

I will offer my farm. situated about one
mile West of Sycamore village, Wyardot
coun y, for sale. The farm contains 100
acres. of which about 100 acres arc cleared.
and the balance well timbered. The i'm
provements consist OF one commodious
frame house, and frame barn, with all the
necessary out buildings. tits we'll watered
and has good orchard. All persons
wishing good farm are invited to call and
examine the premises.
A. PoNTIOUS.
Nov. 81, 1867. II = nj Ems