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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
NOTICE.
To ALL AGRICULTURAL AND MEcuA'

lb .Nlslg N.Nis Avn ~ w 'sA.N
IcAL ASSOCIATIONS IN TEXAS.
The publishers Of tho TgXAs ALIAyAc
propose 10 cooperate with the above hsso-
Citations in the advancement OF tho great
agricultural interests Of the State, and
ihink they can render imporian, assistance
&c these associations by publishing annual
ly,a complete .liht Of all of them, with their
ontccra, and srcm Scndepsed outline fra
ceciitgs u. will be Of r:ost Interest br ithq
public. This notice is, therefore, published
with The hope that il will meet with re-
sponsc FROM them all, giving the informa-
ton desired. We may briefly indicate the
substance of the answers We desire, VIZ:
!. Name of the association, county, oili-
GERS, and date of organization.
=. Number of members, time and place
of meeting, funds and other property of
tho association.
-. Means proposed for encouraging ogri-
cultural mud, mcc'auienl imrroycmoa,s.yn.
90, 4. Evidence, if any, Of such improve
mcnts already made. -!..
We believe such COMPLETE lict of all
these associations, placed before dill cur
citizens, in the ALMANAC, annually, VIII
enable them 10 enter into correspondence
H,ih each other, which will bcgct saiuta-
ry and friendly rivalry between ,hcm, and
soon lead TO their organization into more
general associations each embracing all the
counties of our judicial districts, and hay
ing their annual or, semiannual convcn-
lions at some central point, whore the rep
rcscutaiivcs from each county association
may meet and consult together, comparing &
notes Of the progress made BY each. Apl,
finally, these district assQcialii9ns iFay
have a still more general con@eniion, en-
bracing the whole State, 1T which reports
may be reid TO show The progress made in
evsry Section of the State in agriculture,
stock raising, shocp husbandry, horticul-
turc, fruit culture manufactures, mining
and, indeed, every branch of industry.
We woull address this circular to each
county association, but cannot do so for
want of a complete list of them. We shall
be thankful to onr c0tcmporaries if they
will copy or notice this. Il Galveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
100 +.
Odd Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE.

rI'HE following resolution. were adopted a w"
r-g,nr maring "f the Dallas ludgr, No. w.
!. ~. u. o., May -, lS'hI
E,.n'F,,il. Tho Lodge alone hold iRe fish' u"
property IN The Criari-iy.
. Tiir rlght ~ burial la Onr "a lnni- 10 h"i Ar'
iuirl ly the purchase "f lot, hut Icy .IriHr h'lng
IN good Standing IN the ohgc =, the time "i rmi'".
.. Name hui members Ia go.i slHhdins ~ s"nr
,clar Ledge aud their Immediate iap'ir, Ghall bc
iuirrrr,l ON onr Cemetery,
L. 'rho Immediate family ~ m"ma"r consii- "i
~. wifi, widow and mi9ur children aud h"nr
others.
o. The right ceases when q,inrmher Il suspended
expelled or lihdTaws rHrnnArEilJ from The "rlrr'
d. The members Of tho Immediate family ~ an
ancient or expelled Odl Fellow which were Inferred
while he was in good standing IN the ORDER shall lee
trr,uiticl 10 remain undisurhsd, but lie slall bc
,lrarrsd from any further iricrncniS. 't,,
Brn. T.. W. Hunt is appointed Z" tai" charge ~
the Cemetery, uni that this rcsplnt"h l" ell
forced.
J. WAGNER, \. q.
Attest: Il. c. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
paili-, Jupc I, 1870 -;iI:ti
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

ts8r Can At ,hs Tia ShoP before par
shssing yeas Sioss. lhsTs yss siA hni
,is largest anl issi sl'ellicH sf sis'ss
ever brsssAl 10 ibis EaTks' ssl wAisA Ns
are ssllins a. lever Prices than sny shsTs
,lse. CD, KANApi,
T4Etn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

The Missouri iiveri Fcte Scott,
hnd Gulf Railroad, natLcbntent -
stop al IL Inc. lisvcsfladc a re
limihary suiycy eercss The lnnian
Territory from Baxter Springs, Kan
sas. 10 Preston, Texas. ON the Red
River. which IS 80 niics iss'iu Bsx-
ter sp.iags.-T Tl;ailroad advocate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
TALU1BLE
MiLL PROPERTY

FOR SAJ-B-
4 STEAM FIGURING MILL: two run
n of French Burr Mill Stones: eoSs
concrete Dwelling: and about 100
acres of fine Land, ~ acres in cultivation.
This properly is situate about 81 miles
West of The town Of Dallas, and well loca-
ted for business, and convenient TO an in
exhaustible supply of Timber and Waicr.
Any one desiring TO invest in Machinery
will find it to his interest TO purchase.
Terms-part cash-balshce On time.
For particulars apply to ,ir;,...,-
JOHN b. KERFOoT,
Dallas, Texas.
Fsl 10. I370-zl:if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

Judge \. III. Longstrcet. of Miss,
died at Oxford on the 10th of July.
Judge Longstrcet in carly life UNtr, To-
an Interesting volume, entitled
Georgia Scenes. \ portion Of his
life was devoted to the ministry ia
the Methodist Church. Ho was
President Of university when he
died.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
pIgh' wiib Indians.

We arc indebted t1 our il-ivni
Capt Gclrg1 nallcn,ine, of the m.
my dust returned itum Fort Rich
arIson) for the following Ia'li,u-
lars concerning rcvcnt !. ely
brush with Indians;
on the lilh, inst, Major Mcl.,.,
Ian, OF tho 9th cavalry, commaling
a soout of two OIL li'crS anl ii.ly men,
struck a baud of Indians, number,
ing two hundred and iiny, on tha
little Wichita, s'mo thirty eight
miles from Fort Richardson, Tho
Majors first impulse was 10 charge,
but dcoming the enemy too strong,
ho dismOuntol his mcn, disposed
them ~ well rs time and cigrum.
stances permitted, and opened tho
ball. -. o., '...,r .''
Owing tn then numerical supcri.
GRITTY tho Indians were enabled to
almost enlire'y surround the troops,
but nothing dauntcd, they ioug ght
with all their accustomed elan.
For five hours tho fight was kept
mp, the troops falling ItarlSl .alaMly
and in good order, until The inllp"s;
roughly handled, drew OF.
Two s)ldinrs were shot down and
scalpcd, in full sight of their com.
radcs, while eleven were wounded.
Amons the latter wc regret TO motto
the name of DR.. Hatch, i1rmcrlc
roat,Sgrgcon ut this point. who
wGS seriously wounded in the foot.
- inc horses were killed and
twcriy,onc wounded. Tho Indiarq
lost fifteen killed, aud many r'.Hh
wounded. Capt, Camr.cll and 1T.
Pcrrino, the junior officers OF tho
command, had their horses killed
under them.
The Indians, who were evidently
fresh from one of the rcsci vations,
wGro in full war feather, finely
mct:h.ad, and armed with Henry
rifles and Giy.Ghoptcrs.
Major NJ, I'M old Indian fighter,
says they were tI,c best equipped
force Of Indians, in'ail spaparts,f.o
has ever seen, I'and were handled
with consummate skill. ..'' d"
They are supposed to have been
Comanchcs and Kiowas.
wtcc Examiner July 25th.
;.'1r-r t'r----y-<-- ---i-t1.i,i-f,i{
Spotted Tail writes prconracisg-
ly TO Mrs. Spotted Tail. In his
last letter home he says:
"Thc white man is like tho sand
of the sea. His huls arc like tho
trees Of tho forest. His horses are
iron. Their speed is lightning
He has wire that goes over tho
great country. 1t reaches II hun
drcd, nations. Ho blows through
tho wiro. The whito ntan is great
blower. Tho words cf Ills nrout,
90 to the ends of the earth. They
call up warriors and summon men
to the council. But tho soul Of
Spotted Tail knows no fear" ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
DR.. M'LANE ELS
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFICs
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

VTNIIE countcnance is pale and lcaden-
colored, with occasional fushes, or a cir-
cumscrbed spot on one or both cheeks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; an
azure scmicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritatcd, swclls, and some
times bleeds; swelling of the upper llP'
occasional headache, with hunming or
,hrobbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furrcd tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with
krlawins sensation of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; hccting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; ?iolent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels If
regular, at times costivc; stools Shiny; not
unfrequcndy tinged with blood; belly swol-
len and hard; utinc tutbid; respiration &C.
casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convul-
siye; Uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms are
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
Ruy Your Gins From The
ETNA GIN WORKS.

"TE are now Manufacturing hfst-ciass
w Gin at Etna, Texas, which we offer
10 the trade at three dollars and twenty
FIVE cents n saw, payable in coin on deliv-
cry at the shop. All Gins warranted TO
give satisfaction.
Gins repaired at short notice charges
reasonable.
We have on hand at this time a good lot
Of Gins, ranging from 30 20 20 saws. Are
prepared 10 DO any Kind Of Iron Turning
VIII repair Engines and other machinery.
Wv. Rosa Agent. Dallas, Texas
DOUGLAS < HHOME.
July 9, I57o-lss@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

AIsEiS, july lnl leln'
4 meeting of IasnbeFs Of the Legislature
aud ciiisrhs Al large vas held % sa'aF'
lay e,Fnins ihe 10Th last, ahi had IeF
consideration lhs eoHaill0n u anAl's Ia
ais STATE; aud the dsyisiRg y a remedy
fer ,he Ipisrm OT the STATE Government,
Thr ernllsmsn pIsfeal discussed several
plans 40 aeeampl.sh lhe 0ljseI and unoh
melton Cumuil,ee Of hftssA NAs aPPolni'
ri by ,he chair - PvHAle an Address 70
The People ~ feAas, settling ioHh TIE esa-
diiion OF our Government, aud reeonimrhd'
ins q course II Aeiirn looklng 10 Teiorn'
The following named gentlemen we're sP'
pointed en- the Committee Of Address, and
directed 10 rspoFl al meeting 10 he held
on Thurslay the 2lsI inst, Nis.
Mm. VI, Walton, Of Travis, Chairman
q. ". Jones, OF basiTep,
l.J, Pridgrn, Senator iTom De wiz
"a ALhotI. Hit,
T.. J. Ciurley, Of Melsnhsn.
". q. llughes, Member lgom Parker
$. q. Sueed, OF Travis.
A. 4. nT0ueh,On, Senator from urayson'
FL. Alforl, Senator from faye'ie.
Webster Flanagan, Senator iTom Hen
drIson,
E.H. Pickett, Senator hom Liberty.
John l.. Haynes, Of Travis,
Jas. 4, Douglas, Senator from smith
p. Mclean, Member from Titus.
". q. Picrson, Memeer from upshnr'
On motion the meeting adlonrncd tnii!
Thursday evening ihe .lsl insl
u. u. EPPERs0N,
Chairman.
-. NA-n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

To be ignorant Of ones ignorance
is the greatest fall ignorance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

InrhsbANi JWIy ~ T"'V'
The meeting met pursuant to adjourn
meni, aud the Committee Of Address re-
ported an Address which after scpe amend
mcnrs was unanimously adopted in the fol-
lowing form, via;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
Ah.ihrs,,in the reapie.

lGt0
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03
s9redli9e llusliidsfalle In Union gounts, Sm=
Oinna.

am Oorisen Treitas Mittas batte bic ssrau bon
9bomas 8anfidle. pelber 3mei Weilen weltIi4 BON
Brownsville, Union gountp, pobnt, ibr 6aus Der.
lailen, oa ie In Der Nahbari6aft 5u tbun bate.
Sbre bret teinen Mdohen, i'm Nlter BON fiinf uno
unter Der Obbut bee Watsrs suriid.
@e9en lbr 9la4mittass fam Der @runbeigen-
tbums. NiIeiior unb nabm bic Mbiddbung Der sSarm
Dor. yanfde begleitete Den Nlielior auf Dem Hunoz
gang, welhen oerielbe auf ben @runoituden Der
SJarm mabte.
Nadoem bic Nbi6dbuns beenbet mar unb ber aI.
ieiior iid enfernt bate. bIleb Wanfidle in einem
Shuppen. UNI bort bic Heparatur zines Sa9es 5u
beorgen, oa er permutbete, 6aB feline iSrau in3pis
hen 5uridsefebrt lei. As ct eine tur5e 3eit sears
Ietet bate, bemerfte er baB aus ben Senftern un6
Sbaren oes Wo9nbauies Raua oran9. go fdnea
aIs ibn ieine siBe 5u tragen oermoHten, elite nod
Ssm easle. oas bere'ts in Jammsn tano. Boiler
Ver3meluns ftiir3te er ll4 ourdb Rau9 unb 5euer
nod Der g8iese beg 8abps unb es eelane ibm aud,
oailebe aus 6em 3auie su bringen. 2elbsr aber 3t
pdt; benn Die arme Gleine bate berets TO f1mere
Yerlebunsen erlitten, baB idon am ndditen Gag Der
Sob erfolste. Sie noern beioen Rinoer fonnten
Dem oas Jeuer eel0i4t NOR, bab bertoblt unter ben
Srlmnlern Deg Sauies aufgefunoen.
Sas 9aus itano frei uno BON anoeren s5armen in
elmer 5iemlien gntfernun8, 10 Dab teine Silfe 5ur
rehten 3eit geleiftet tueroen fonnte. Die Wntter
tebre erit 3urdd nnboem iie brer 2inoer uno tires
Oboades beraubt mar.
Man permutbet. oaB Die Rinber nit Jeuer ipieIten
unb 3ufdQie elm ooer 6as anbere W6bel 6euer fing,
uelhes fidb raid BEN me-@ebduoe mittbeite.
I'm bemielben Gage unb ungefdbr 5u oerielben
3eit ereianete iid Elm anoerer llnfau 5mei Weilen
BON 0anfidle's 6arm. Gin feines pieridbri9es2inb
mari einen eroBen Geiiel nit feoenbem @aiIer um.
Sas arme 8no wurbe In Der i9redliGiten Weiie
perbribt unb ftorb am 6onnta9 nod unidalthen
Shmer3en an ben ertittenen Nerlebuneen.
] Dies ino swei unidue, bic alien gltern iur War-
nuns oienen ioQten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03
(Glr ben Befbpten)
Prebist eines Surfpfarrers am Iase bes Rir9=
bethfe(fcS.

Gin frommer alter Seelenbirt,
9enannt, Serr Yaitor Gimmel,
Won Dem nod Dlel er3Gblet uiro,
Sbgleid idon ldnsit i'm Simmel; .
&ief einft nit gifer BON Der Ranael:
2ort Yeter. 2aspar, @ret1en. Sanlel,
Shr anoern idmmtlid, Jung uno alt,
Sort! tuas aus meinem Muno eri1allt.
uNebmt bel Der Gtrmes gu1 in Adbt,
solst niht benz 6iboelbosen.
Ser Wanden ihon ums @elo gebro6t
llno idanolid bat betrosen.
Wenn CT guh rufet: oittel bitteloei.
Sas beiBt: nSbr 2eut fommt al berbei,
gBt, trinft uno tan5t reht munter."
@ebordt Der falihen Stimme nidt.
Sie Sud fuft 5u betb6ren,
un6 merfet mas Der BrummbaB Ipriht,
Ser miro guh 8ejires lebren.
gtun fling Der alte @ottesmann
Wfit Wtaht alio 5u Drummer an:
r9un9er uno Summer,
Summer uno 6unger."
Sie 2euthen ladten um bic Wette,
uno sinsen erbaut bon beipser Stdtte.
&lippitein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

Sn st. 2ouis baben Fd Die Brauer bur6 oas
geilpiel ibrer 8rioer in Nem Dorf erpeiden lafIen
uno ben Yreis oes 8ieres BON sebn auf neua Dol=
lars berah9eiebt. Ser bortiee An5eiger 5hreibt:
,rSm porieen Sabre lpur6e oos 9aeerbier (eesen.
pdrtis uno big gnoe april wirb betonntlid Sung
bier per5opft) fir 13 Dollars per fsas perfauit; oan
toete es nur u uno ipdter bios IL Dollars sulebt
wuroen 10 Dollars be3abIt = iebt 1T nun Der preis
auf Dollars herabgeiebt. Oas lit Elm 9ewati9er
unteritieo i'm 2aufe BON abt Wonaten."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

Gin gbemann bate. pie bies 10 oft porfomm t
firSib in ben 3eitunsen befannt 9ema1t, oaB ieine
Irau isin Bet uno ieinen Slid perlailen babe, uno
oaB er iid baber als geidieben betradfe &c.
Sn Der nddften Summer ermioerte bic l.ngetreue:
$50 perlieB Den Jaullen5er, ipeil auf ieinem Slid
nidts 5u, ellen war, uno bas Bstt seb6rt mener
Wfutter."
8ar nidt libel!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13
SPEGIAG. NOTICES.
the Living Machine.

Inquire the nan spring oi = watch nni every
portion OF the works becomes di4nrdered. The
human stomach il to tie hllman system, what
that ola>ti. piece "i metal is /" II rhronnmeter.
1t Influences the action of the other organs, and
controls IT, It certain extent, the whole living
lnnchinr. The comparison may 20 carried
further: for - the weakness or other iup,r.
terti"ns Of the Inain spring Is Indicated on the
ihco "i the time piece, So also is the weakness
or ,,thc: disorder Of the stomach betrayed by
the face Of the invalid. The complexion is sal
low or faded, Tho eyes Hro deficient in lustre
and Intelligence, and there is u worn anxious
EXPRESSION in tho whole countenance which
tell rs plainly ns written words cuWld do, that
the great nOH!IShtH4 "rQuA whose office it IS To
minister to the wants al the body and 10 sus-
tain and renew All It's parts, is not performing
its duty. 1t requires rcnOvatlng and regulating,
and to accomplish this end Hostctters Stum-
nch BiLters may be truly said to be tie one
hng nfciImi The broken main spring of
watch may DO replaced by Il new one but the
stomach cnn only be repaired and strengthen
ed, and this is one Of the objects Of the famous
vegetable restorative which tor eighteen years
has been waging successful contest with dys
jepsia in all climates. As specific for indi-
position it stands alone. When the resources of
the pharmncor n'ia have been exhausted. with
ut, 1T host. doing moro than mitigating the
complaint, course of this whole ONE and pal
atsblc, yet powerful, stotnachic effects per
iect and permanent cure. In All cAscs OF dys-
pepsia the liver X more or less disOrJrrcd, and
upon this important gland. we'll rs upon tho
stomach and bowels. the Btters act with sim
yulHr distlnrtncss regulating and raiLrigorAt
ing every secretire and asSimi ting organ on
which bodily and mental health depend.
isn 1O-pOlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

The Journal de Rousn Of France, says that
"a very pretty girl, OF about eighteen, applied
10 the Central Commissary OF Police at Lille,
a few DAYS back, for the necessary permission
to visit Iroppmann in his prison. "What have
you got to say to him." asked The Commissary
Sir. the matter is very simple she replied;
'hc is alone, and requires care and amusement.
II Invent and stayedwith him tor the time he still!
has to live, should be most attentive, and he
could leave me the 4.000f. which he Still pos
sesesS." The astonished magistrate endeav'
ured to make the girl understand the lmpro'
priety and immortality ot her proposition Gut
she did not see the case in that light ami SIM
ply remarked, But Sir, his money will be
lost and he is 80 dull alone.
1t is proposed to raise s.. 800 in each OF ten
Southern Episcopal dipccses, Tor the further
endowment OF the University ut Sewaner,
Tennessee. At the late meeting OF the Angl,
car Council 10 E,ngIand through the influence oil
the Archbishop of Canterbury, 900 were
raised Tor this institution, and Oxford sent over
1900 books for professors and one hundred
students, At $500 year, yielding an income OF
SO 600, which makes the college sell support
ing. The money to be raised is to be devoted
to new buildings.
fCcQtcr, the much Dclauueu iuIclEu ae'o',
made bis first appearance in New York, on
Monday evening last in the role of Ruy Bias,
character not very itf,ult, comparatively
speaking, of Interpretation. y we'll known and
able New York critic in referring to his acting
on Monday night, says the impression he made
was on the whole very pleasant, but slgnll-
canty adds Mr. Fechter is heartily vel
come; but, he must DO something much
finer than anything he did last.
The erection OF rev State to b. composed
Of the present State of Delaware, the Eastern
Shore of Maryland and the Virginia counties
Of Accomac and Northampton, is being discus.
~ed in the Delaware papers The argument in
favor of the new State is that the thirteen
counties which it will comprise, now belonging
to three distinct States, have I close natural
connection, constituting the fertile peninsula
between the Chesapeake, the Delaware river,
and the Atlantic ocean.
The Auditor Of the Canal Department of the
State OF New York James y. Bell, in his annual
report to The Legislature of that State, urges
that annals shall be kept up TO the "rrugrcss
Of the age, b. undermining motive power,
shortening time OF transmission, usIug steam,
and making tolls 'oniorin - ihc lnwrst figure
All capital suggestions,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
JASON L.

MAHVNIN.
Mount Vernon loyal Arch ,hHn'"r me- L.
Lrst Monday IN each month "t lA"if "'"'' IN The
." ainUon 1tJo usehinnf;o, l,,i,. NJ - =
=. e. A. NJ meets second and fourth Thurs,
lays IN each month ~ the'r E'''t III IL" ''"fE ~
mouse hU'iaihH. , :,
4, AAurew ,acHson l.isI' ~" -, - ' -
M meets IrSI anu In'Eu h"'s"Hfs !" ca" u
month, ~ yer nA'' g" fS'F'SA sIF'"A ''''"''''
hlhg MI" F''!'o
ODD FELLOWS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13
Auction SALES.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT COM
" STONER'S SALE

SLIM E1t Dali
Nv virtue Of s decree Of tho Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered ut November Court
1869, in the suit of Dennis Johnston. Admir-. of
Lorenzo Rogers. deceased,vS. Lorenzo Rogers
in saiL decree, viii, on SATURDAY, the 5th
day Of February, 1870, in front of Cats Tay;
eri,. al Wost End Fairfax county, w.; al II
H., sell to the highest bidder, the FARM of
Which the said Lorenzo Rogers died seized,
containing 1lGs acres; more or less This land
lies ON Hunting Creek, adjoining the lands of
VIM. Hsmmersly, ID. Johnston and others
Persons desiring to purchase arc requested 10
call on Mr. Hammersly or Mr. u: Johnston,
either Of whom will take pleasure in showing
tho same
TERMS Onc-tenlh Of the purchasemnne
in hand; the residno in three equal install
lnents payable ~ six. twelve and eighteen
months to DO secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser, with approved personal security,
and retention OF the title until the last payment!
is made. Stamps and deed ut tho cost Ut the
purchaser. THOMAS MOORE, C"mm'r.
Fairfax co. i'm S-laWtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13

STEAMBOATS,.
ysuss 80 Fo'oaA sT sASff Sohr Z D.

p0TOTar pEpPy CONp,Y,S
Eek3ESzrR SG,rHTEpS
ds1ss1f1 1dTS ~ ShE - nI EkS'
C1Ti * ASH1NGT0N ""u
l.uy.. a,,1,r,i-I, ., j';I-1rino enSod,ro Wash.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13
AUCTION SALES.
TIKI STEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by 5.
A. Marstellar, on the 18th OF February, 1867,
and Of record in the Clerks office of Prince
William County Court. the undersigned will, ON
MONDAY. the It'll day of February, that being
Court day at the front door of the Court House
of Prince William county, offer for sale: Tor
cash, the TRACT OF LAND conveyed /, b ),
said deed of trust, containg about THREE
HUNDRED ACRES. This land lie' uesr
Greenwich, in said county,
and is good land.
Selling AS Trustee vii! convey only such
title as is vested in me such. which IS bclieV'
ed to be unquestionable.
EPPA HUNTON, Trustee.
E,innn MN 90 doc 3l-aOtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE IN
Y RAPPAHANNOCK CO., VA.

For sale, the property Known rs lue U IN
MANY MILLS, situated about two miles
from the town Of Flint Hill, in Rappahannn1k
town Of Front ROYAL to Culpeper Ct. House
Attached to the mill are EIGHTEEN ACRES
Of good productive bottom land The mill IS
construcs I'D with two water wheels. each of eight
cen feet diameter, with necessary machinery
for manufacturing -four and grinding all other
grains and plaster. The stream is Al excellent
one, scarcely over failing to afford water TO
drive the mill, which is in a fine wheat growing
region, and within about eight miles of
the Manassas Gap Railroad and of easy access
from all directions. 1t is a good location for
manufacturing Wool, and in the hands of an
cpterurisinp capitalist can be made u very val
liable property. Mr.. Alexander Cary, who &C.
sides in Flint Hill, or the subscriber, in Wash
ington, will receive offers and show the proper
tv JOHN JET
Washington, Ramp co., Va, dec A-eolm