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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-10-19
Tax: II Office.

SSHE folio ving is list Of unredeemed lots
eces or parcels OF land. situate, lying and
oelng n the county Of Ken0sha, in the State OF
Wisconsin, which were sold by the the County
treasurer OF SAL County aud State aforesaid. on
the II day May A. d. 1863 f r the unpaid taxes
ana charges due IN the same tor the wear A u
t8f0. And the amount Of taxes charges and in
terest calcQ thereon up to the last day of re-
demptlon cue on each of said pieces or parcels
Now, therefore, noticeis hereby given that IN
Less SQch pieces or parcels Of land are redeemed
on or before the 18th day of May A. d. 1872 thew
VIII De conveyed to the purchaser or purchasers
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-10-19

Inc Marion Commonwealth prints the follow.
ing marriage notice: " Married, at Flintstone,
sandstone and Miss Wilhelmina MILESTONE.
potn OF Limestone. Look out for birthstone
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CITY OF KENOSHA.
First Ward.

SEQr Sec 81 T2 e %
VIM Baylls--w hf of n w qrblk % 3d.
VIM Slocum--com at of said blk
thence on line of blk 80 # thence to
center OF blk thence W 80 fl thence 9 to beg
blk % 2T.9,
FS COmstock-w 1-3 OF II or blk ID 19.4t
Margaret Bingen--rots and blk 90
DO 90 40 1arin width off e end 347S
Serene Fisk-exceptl IL # in width Off end
of lot IL blk % An
VIM Fisk-ot IL blk 90 rs.
VIM Halliday-lot 10 blk 81
II blk 81 anu II 90 II u III lo' 646>
VIM Halliday-n 36 ftlot 10 blk Fl
j V Ayer-94 it off 8 end lot 8 blk 80
do 81 IT off end lot 41blk 80 :, 49,
do II ft Off W end LOTS blk 80 h4'o'
do Ia it off W end lot7 blk SO
Est of 4 Otis-e hf w or blk IS 1887
Est OF A Leonardo hi or blk 80 1880
Doyle-e hf w hf or (taxes lS67-S) blk SO 10 90
j klmoall-com IA IL # 9 of cor of
said lot thence " to W line of said lot
thence "A - # thence e to e line of lot
thence ID 10 # to beg lot blk al 5.85
Mrs Hovey-com IS IL # of e cor OF lot
thence to line of lot thence 8 81 IT
thence to e line of lot thence 81 ftto
beg lot blk al 1895
C H Ccmstock-s hf lot 10 blk 43 2115
E Runals-except So IT Of lots and IL
blk 43 IA 81
Runals-lot II blk % 1889
John Malvill-com at n cor Of lot thence
withe line of Exchange street extended
to line of said lot thence to g cor of
said lot thence northerly to beg lot blk 45 10 96
e Runals-com rs It OF W cor of said
blk thence 9 % tt thence 100 If to the alley
thence 20 # thence 100 it to beg blk as 1926
e Rnnals-com at n cor of sd blk thence
e4f thence 100 TT to the alley thence n
34ftthence W 100 1t to beg blk 46 1862
Peter WoOd-cOm where the W line of Ex-
change street crosses the line of lot Q blk
45 thence w on line of lot Q So # thence
n to Wisconsin street thence W on line
OF wisconsin street SO # thence 70 IT
thence w to line of Main street thence
% It thence 112 # thence to line Of lot
2thence on said lie to Exchange ct
thence to beg except that part taken
for an alley through said blk 46 1874
C G Runals-com where the line of Nx-
change street intersects the line Of Wis
consin street thence W SO It thence q to
change street thence n to beg blk 46 1923
Wm Strong-com SO # OF n Q cor OF said
blk thence W to w line of lot 2 thence %
# thence to w line OF Main st thence n %
It to beg tots and blk AZ 1885
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Town OF Paris.

ASNF ID On F0aEASs
John Harmon w HIN w or exceDt . acres rac
"A town orange 81 acres IS amt $3.50
Gown of Bristol.
R G Otis-e hf w fri il Gee 1 town ranoa
~ y acres 81 amt 32.59
John SwaIn-on W ar G Or sec SO, town.,
ran range u acres 20, amt 1852
Jonn ,T swans va lis, 9rsw or sec ~ town I,
John SWANS hfs w or sec q town l range
Il u, acres sIam 81, amt 1886
range q, acres 50, amt 1911
Town Of Salem.
E W Evans-e hf II or sec 30. town l.
range 20, acres so, amt Ok 90
UnKnown.Lot No. sec 30, town range 20,
acres 328 SO, amt los
Town OF Somers.
Henrietta Bullen-w hf e ar II W or sec 81,
town2, range % acres p amt 1915
henrietta Blllcu-c q II W or II w or sec 81
a., town :, range %, ceres 30, amt 21.65
Henrirfta BRllen -r} cres n hf Il w or NV
= or sec 3ltown 2, range % acres 3, amt 425
ROXY Ann Fuiler-pts or or beg 25 rods
OF cor or sec W I-2rods DO rods
3 l-2 rods DO rods to beg except highway
ana Il track sec 81 town2, range % acres
l 40, amt 2.49
John Bullen-pt or beg SO rods w of se
cor or sec W rods n 4Orods e 4 sods 40
Fods s 20 beg sec 81, town 2, range %, acres
4.iS amt amt 2.11
range %, acres 80. amt 5.S8
Loren Sykes-all of the e IS acres of W or
OF sec which lies n Of the road RAINING
easterly through the same except RRstc
Is town range % acres 60, amt 2O57
Loreo Sykes-all the land lying w of the
Chicago and Milwaukee r track in the
G ar sec Is town range % acres 2 10 amt so
w Cook--blk Fisk's Addition of st sec
81 town range % amt 1852
Gown OF Pleasant Prairie
Davis IS acres except 4 acres end w
qrscc u town range % acres "a, amt 1924
., II in hon Tod ny,lo
by highway by Rowland W by Partridge
sec town range % acres3, amt 1874
Raclne-lOt5 blk sec town l range %,
acres amt sos
Bake-lot blk sec 5 town range 49, 4
amt 3959
Josiah Bond q acres on 8 9 or or
bounded by Lamb e by or line and why
Gatchcl sec z town range % acres n amt 1864
L q Runals-n C or except r r sec town /
range d acres 1871 amt 1887
& Kunals-that part of hf n or Of
Rexcept 3 acres off w and sides sold to
Ratteg n sec town range % acres 43 amt 24.13
e Runals-e 10 acres G or IA w Or, sec
town range % acres 10 amt 7.OS|
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-27
g9s Postscript, Pro Bono. Pu5lco.
r. TAU TON
BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE.
4STAUNTo VA .,,
JOHN HART, NJ. A.. PR1NcIrA
aided by Rev. GEORGE B. TAYLOR, and
;.aother accomplished teachers, ....

This school offers very full and thorough
course of study in Ancient Languages, Modern
Languages, Mathematics, Moral Philosophy, Nat
ural Sciences, (incIuding acourse Of Lectures on
Physiology and Hygiene) History, English Lit
erature and the English Language and Cotnpo-
sition. i@.:
The departments of Music, and Drawing and
Painting. are in the hands of the best teachers.
In the Preparatory Department efficient in
struction is given in the Elementary English
Studies, and the rudiments of Latin and French.
The session for 1s7I-'72 begins Tuesday, Sept.
18th, and ends about goth June. '4
Charges for Entire Session -
Board, including fuel, Washing and
lights, +lfFtda u S2lo w.
Tuition in Collegiate Department Gnclu-. s.
ding Anc't. and Modern Languages, $50 to 80
Tuition in Preparatory Department, $40 to SO
Music with use of Piano for practice, $50
Drawing and Painting at usual rates. sf
Apply to Principal for further information.
iuly Gift ~ o. l.rl. Is. d. rsis.H- 1rf-
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r,olnniisision1e s,r,,s yotice ..--All partie1

HoIiniibsioner's' n o tice ..--All ,pariies,i
- Plaintiffs and Defendants in the suit of Raj
ston's Administrator, &C.. Us. Ralston's ers now
pending in the Circuit Court Of Augusta, on the
Chancery side thereof, are hereby notified that
on the ylST BAY, OF,SEPTEMBER, 1871, at my
office, ri Stauntoa, shah, in pursuance Of amor
der, entered 1T the June Term Of said Court,
1871, proceed to tnke state and settle tho fol.
lowing accounts, viz:
"a OF the transaction Of The Plaintiff. Rudolph
Turk, administrator of David Ralston, decd. :
9. of all debts or demands against the, Estate
Of George Ralston, decd, and David Rnlstsn,
Decd with their priorities. '-A "a
8. OF final distribution of the funds in the
hands of D: Van Lear, admir- and special Comm'r.
among the parties entitled thereto heirs and
distributes of Wm. Rhlston, Sc. "a st1t, -
At which time and place all creditors, Of Geo.
-Ralston, decd. and of David Ralston, decd, are
required to file proper evidence of their claims
with the undersigned '.f hai.i ~. saii e'
4. Given under my hand as Commissioner of said
Court, this 10th day of July, 1871. sses
~ w. GREEN SMITH,
july 1S-4t Commissioner.
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Notice.

4
" AL parties plaintiffs and defendants in
the three suits, viz: Of Shumate VS. Bears Ad-
| ministfator, Sc, Bears Administrator, &C., VI
Bear, &C., and Frazier VS. Bear, &c, now depend
ing in Chancery in the Circuit Court Of Augusta,
and J. Marshall Hanger and George Baylor,
Commissioners of sale in of said suits; and
all persons interested whomsoever, are HEREBY
NOTIFIED that, on the 22nd day of AUGUST, 1871,
at my office in Staunton, shall, in pursuance Of
joint order entered in said suits at the June
Term of said Court, A. D. 1871, proceed to take
| state and settle the following accounts, viz: III.
1st. Of the transactions of David s. Bear and
Peter Hanger. as Executor of Michael Bear, de-
ceased of the assets which passed into their
hands, and of the balance due from them aud
their slrities on a settlement of their Execute
rial accounts, and of the distribution of that
balance and Of the parties entitled thereto as Leg
atecs or claimants under and through such lega-
tees ~ a.fr.-; ~ o3~.e,s {t-7 80 :.t-sz -
End further accou / of the Administrations
de bonis non of the defendant, John Is. Watts.
upon the estate of Michael Bear, dectased and
also an account of the debts against the estate of
Michael Bear, deceased; andan account showing
the interests of the legatees of Michael Bear, de-
ceased, in the funds in said Administrators hands,
and Of the parties claiming under and through
them respectively and specially of the interest
of David S. Bear in said estate. ana OF the par
ties claiming under or through hins. 4rt5
3rd. An account Of the estate Of Susan Bear
de: eased, and of the proper distribution of the
same among distributees, parties claiming un-
der or through them respectively. ...e4 .i
At which time and place all persons claiming
interests in, or liens upon, sad est stes either
lcgatees, creditors OF otherwise as aforesaid, are
hereby notified to appear before the undersigned
and establish tkeip clams' or. in the language Of
said order,s ssthe same shall be forever barred.
and that the Court wish proceed to distribute said
estate irrespective OF said claims "
Given un Ter my hand as Commissioner in Cham
Gerry Of said Court this TN day Of July, 1871 tj'
u. w. GREEN SMITH, g.. al.
itslv 12-f. sa55 Commissioner.
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M01'2'I0leS.

On the 10Th inst, by Rev. G. B. strickler, W.
L. HUNTER and Mrs. SARAH F. Conner, of Au-
gusta
In St Paups Church, in Richmond, on the 9th
inst, WIN. A. ANDERSON, ESQ, of Lexington, Va,
and Miss ELLEN e., daughter of Gen. Joseph r.
Anderson, of Richmond
On the 9th inst by Re7. NJ. B. E. Kline, BEN
JAMIN 3. For and Miss ELIZABETH ScoTcHRAN,
all of Rockingham. ~
On the 18th inst, by Rev. W. A. Wade, J. NJ.
DJTRow and. Miss s. CLEMENTINE, daughter of
Col. A. j. Van Pelt, of Harrisonburg.
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Especial Correspondence of the Enquirer

SrR1BLING SPRINGS, VA, July 10, 1871.
In secluded vale, mile from Stribling. sleeps
in eternal repose one of that gallant Twelfth
Georgia regiment commanded by Colonel, af. err
wards that brave Major General, Edward John
ston. The han of piety and patriotism neglect
ed to remove the remains with the balance
of the heroic dead to Staunton.l In an ex-
cursion this morning with large party of la
dies and gentlemen, the grave was discovered by
''Xariffa,'' Mrs. Mary Ashley Townsend. of New
Orleans, whose charming, piquant pen has so
often Illuminated the southern sunny hearth with
s'thoughts that BREATH Above this lonely grave
her gifted pen impromptu sketched these beauti-
full lines, which will find thrill in every South
erners heart. These stanzas form such q rare
exception to the common newspaper poetry, that
know you will give them to your readers with
out hesitation. Yours, truly, 9s
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On the 23rd inst. at the residence of his son,
Isaac J. Parkins, Esq, in this county, NATHAN
PARK1Ns. ESQ, in the 8lst year of his age, form
erly of Frederick county.
On the 23rd inst, at. her residence in this city,
Miss SALLIE RYAN, at an advanced age 5a
On the 25th inst, at the residence Of VIM Sto-
yer, in this place, of dropsy of the chest, Mr..
JOHN Slower, in the 51st year of his age
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-27
A GEORGIA VOLUNTEER.
BY XARIFFA.

BY XARIFfA
Far up the lonely mountain side
My wandering footsteps led;
The moss lay thick beneath my feet,
The pine sighed overhead.
The trace of dismantled fort
Lay in the forest nave,
And IN the shadow near my path,
l saw soldiers grave.
The bramble wrestled with the weed
Upon the lowly mound
The simple head board, rudely writ,
Had rotted to the ground 10 -
l raised it with reverent hand, 'i4'
From dust its words to clear;
But Time had botted all but these
"a Georgia Folunteer. '''' ri
saw the toad and scaly snake o. III,
From tangled coverts start, ,,.s;
And hide themselves among the weeds r, D,
Above the dead man. heart; c.ff
But undistul bed in sleep profound, r4
Unhecdng there he lay s..a,.
His coffin but the mountain soil,
His shroud, Confed' rate gray. :. r,.t:
i heard the Shenandoah roll
Along the vale below,
saw the Alleghanies rise a.4 l
Towards the realms of snow. !. ..5s..
The .. Valley campaign rose to mind
Its leaders, name-and then,
l knew the sleeper had been one
OF Stonewall Jackson's men.
.N1a.
Yet whence he came what lip shall say,
What tongue will never tell,
What desolated hearths and hearts
Have been because he fell? ,ia
What sad eyed maiden braids her hair,
Her hair which he held dear9
One lock of which perehance lies with
The Georgia Volunteer
What mother with long watching eyes,
And white lips cold and dumb,
Waits with appalling patience for
Her darling boy to come?
Her boy whose mountain grave swells up,
But one of many scar az
Cut on the face of, our fair land
By gory-handed war!
What fights he fought, what wounds he wore,
Are all unknown TO fames
Remember on his lonely grave
There is not cen d name!
That he fought well, and bravely too,
And held his country dear,
We know-else he had never been
cd Georgia Volunteer -
He sleeps-what need we question now
If he were wrong or right,
He knows, ere this, whose cause was juss
In God, the Fathers sight.
He Yields no warlike weapons now,
Returns no foeman's thrust
Who, but coward, would reyile
An honest soldiers esusts
Roll, Shenandoah, proudly roll
Adown thy rocky glen;
Above thee lies the grave OF one
Of Stonewall Jacksoh's men,
Beneath the cedar and the pine, -4a
In solitude austere, +: -
Unknown, Unmarried. forgotten lies,
II Georxia la{uatcer =
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KM8MRNeNhM9s

These Extracts being highly concentrated, it
will be found necessary to employ small guam
thy to impart the delicious flavor of the fruit
They are true to their name-all prepared from
the fruit. Guaranteed equal to any in the mar
ket. Hea- Sold everywhere
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Dailread Meeting.


d ailread Meeting.
N Office of the Valley Railroad Company,
Staunton. July lst, 1871. J
II was resolved this day by the Stockholders of
the Valley Railroad Company, in general meeting
assembled, that the first annual meeting OF the
Stockholders of this Company shall be held on
the lst day of August next, in the town OF Lex
ington, to which time and place this meeting was
adjourned, and that notice ef the same be given
through the Staunton and Lexington papers
GEORGE d. PRICE, Secretary.
TNine Assortment OF Prayer Books, Book
e of Worship (Lutheran), Psalms and Il ymns,
(Presbyterian), Baptist Psalmist, Methodist
LYNN Books. just received at
INV % II BELL s. cos.
Beautiful Sets of Croque' from W
~ to$l5. For sale at
;,1v If corner Main and New streets.
VxvAIL PAPERS and Window
w Shades, Green and Buff Hollands, at
greatly reduced prices. For sale at
july 20-ff bhLl w ~
Peterson Cooley, Frank Leslie
- and Harper's Magazines for August
;n,v oo-tf BELL cos.
All the New Novels of the day. for sale
"A. at BELL y Ooo
july 2o-tf
picture Frames, Picture Cord and Fas4
sells, Card Pictures and Stereoscople views
For sale at i: -. BELL y w NJ
july 2O-tf
Docket. Books in great variety and at
lowest PRICES For satle at ... !.
July 2o=sf HEk-lt q wv o
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~ To Thornton G. Stout. Executor Of John
Afford, de ceased, Plaintiff and David D. Durbor'
aw, Petitioner and John W. MARBLE and Jacob
Gutshall, Defendants. ss.. ~.;
Take notice that, on FRIDAY, the 25th day Of
AUGUST 1871, at my Office in Staunton, Ishall
in pursuance Of an order made in the suit of AL
fords Executor vs. MARBLE, Sc, at the June Term
of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, to which
said suit now depending therein in Chancery.
you are parties, proceed to take, state and settle
the following accounts, viz: ->..,...
lst.H of the outstanding liens with their pri-
critics, upon the real estate Of Defendant, JOHN
w. MARBLE. s., ). -5-'-
2Ld. Of the real estate of said MARBLE togeth-
er with he fee simple and annual rental value
thereof. - IL -.
At which time and place all lien creditors, Of
the said MARBLE must also attend and file with
the undersigned proper evidence of their claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of said
Court this 1lth day of July, 1871. s...--.. 49,.
+ ,;f... j. w. GREEN SMITH,
July 13-4t Commissioner.
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Nv. - hC Ao1loWAlS AuHCus BCUuS uluSL De
sold at or below the prices marked opposite, I'M
der penalty of Court Martial, and appropriate
punishment for first offence and confscation of
entire stock for the second. ~d 9gt.3 t.es Is
:. Good yard-wide Cotton,s 10 cents,
Best brands Of Brown Cotton, l24 cents
Bleached Cotton from to 20 cents.
Cambria, all colors, 10 cents per yard.
All wool Casimeres, IS cents per yard,
No. THAT'S must be sold at the lowest pos
sible figures, viz-l0, LIB 25, so. IS, and
uwards, just one-half of the exhorbitant prices
heretofore demanded by unsefupulous officers.
SHOES must be sold fer less than shalt the
usual price. ...,s1.
No. 3-Serous complaintsof attempted extor-
ton having been made to the COMMANDMENT
Chief by prominent ladies in the department:
officers are hereby specially enjoined TO be more
courteous and obligng to that class Of customers
The following 1" Iaaispensa5les must be sold as
marked. " =. \ ~ 79@ ftic-sit itiH#it
Coates and C.ark's Spool Cotton at so cents
per dozen, other brands, and cents per SPOOL
Es-.g+ F.. ~
Excellent Corsets at SO cents.
Best French Corsets for ,25.
Ladies' Hose at 10, Is, 20 and Is cents. II;
Twelve dozen Buttons for cents
Thirty Hair Pins for cents. M 49,
Needles, cents per paper. s,-.,i .,. &; e
{ Pins, S cents per paper. az s-sEGt-esa J.
3 Combs, to 10 cents
Hair Nets, 8 to Is cents a5G ! 5.sld-t
All kinds of pretty Ribbons very low, from S
cents up. .4x.i ~ f5i.. sea7z, $685.!
Kid Gloves Jewelry,. Soaps of all kinds, and
Notions generally, at feartully low prices. r
-. By order of
S. D.. TIMBERLAKE S J. J. DAWES,
C. l.. COOKE, Adj't. ae saI .e
BaEs Postscript Pro. Bono PuJzico.
The above order must be obeyed We set the
ple-others must. follow or abide the terri
BILE consequences. They must be obcyed The
interests of the people must be cared for, their
rights protected and cruel and unscrupuous ex-
tortioners brought to shame An impoverished
people demand it! Humanity demands it ''Non
me re6us, SGD mMfres, su9jicese coaor.'' '-3 q
iuly 2O-tf S. D. sTIMBERLAKE s. co.
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&c. Grove s. c., advertise to do Roofing,
Guttering and job work, at lowest prices. Their
shop is on Augusta Street, Northern end.
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New HAY scALEs.-It will be seen by the pro-
ceedngs of the City Council, that that body have
made provisions for the purchase of new set of
Hay scales This is timely and much needed
improvement.
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BADFon FREDERlcKsBURG.-The Ledger says
there is not single house in process ofconstruc-
ton, and no one thinks of building. The only
sign of improvement, is some paint being spread
on the Methodist Church. ss@',s
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.M07'Eetse

Revieae Of The Markets by p. B. d p. 4. Su5zstt,
aes coMMIss ION MERCHANTS,
Augusta Street, Stanton, Va
But little changeto note in prices since last
weeks review, except in Oats which have declin-
ed under the pressure of heavy receipts of the
new crop. We would again, however, urge the
Farmers to clean their grain before bringing it to
market Many Of them are in the habit of Offer
ing their grain for sale as it comes from the
machine thereby, in many cases, subjectng
themselves to a loss of 10 to - cents per bushel
In no case would we offer damp grain for sale.
The Merchant cannot purchase without subject
ing himself to material loss, as none of them
have the means of drying it before grinding or
shipping, which must, in all cases be DONE
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FRosr--There was a heavy frost in Highland
county on last Saturday morning.
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The cheapest Stationery in the city, is at John
A. Moons, Post.o Office. So &c july 20-1m
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TAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Local,

See the advertisement of Levy Bros, Rich
mond, of extensive closing out sale.
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Good Note paper 10 cents per quire, Envelopes
10 cents per package, at John A. Moons, Post
office. july 20-lm
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THE WHEAT.-Now that threshing out the
wheat crop has been performed, 10 a eonsidera-
BILE extent all the state, the complaint is gen.
eral, that not more than half an average crop
will be realized. The quality, reported good, but
there is great falling off from what was expect
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There are now about. $50 visitors at Rawley
Springs. ri e...4szs i.su sa.i al.ls giia.tse. e
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July 13-4t
7OnlInissiOner's Notice.

" To z. Johnston, Plaintiff, and Jeremiah
Peterfsh and Agnes Carr, Defendants.
Take notice that on SATURDAY, the 26th Of
AUGUST, at my Office in Sfaunton, shall, in
pursuance of an order made in fhe suit of John
ston rs Peterfsh, SC, at the June Term, A. D.
1871, of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, to
which said suit now depending therein in Chan.
Gerry, you are parties, proceed TO take state and
settle the following accounts, viz: '' .1- ~
lst. OF the liens;their several amounts and
respective prorites, resting upon the real estate
of the said jeremiah Peterfsh. l~ 9r
End. Of the amounts, due from said Agnes
Carr to said Peterfish on land purchased of him
and how the same should be applied.
3rd. Of the value of ,hc interest Of said Pc
terfsh in the Black Springs property, and the
fee simple and annual rental value of all real es
tate owned by him at the date Of Plaintiff judg-
ment and decree. . So, ....,.5 E1F,
At which and place all lien creditors Of the
said Jeremiah Peterfish must also attend and file
with undersigned droper evidence of their claimss
Given under my hand as Commissioner in Cham
Gerry, of Said Court, this 18th day of July 1871.
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iuly 13.4w Comm sSionere ..