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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-16

How TO SECURE iNDEPEYDENcE.-
10 secure Independence, The prac-
tice OF simple economy IS all thai IS
necessary. Economy neither REQUIRES
superior courage nor eminent virtues.
II Is satisfied with ordinary energy, and
the capacity of average minds. Econo-
my, at bottom, is but the spirit of order
applied II the administration ofdonpslIe
ALTAR, It means management, reguiari-
~, prudence, aud the avoidance of waste
The spirit Of economy was expressed by
our Divine Master m these words;
Gather up the fragments that remain.
50 that nothing may be lost. HIS ON
importance dId not disIoin the smallest
thing OF life aad even while revealing
iiIs infinite power 10 lne multitude. He
taught The pregnant lesson of careful
ness, for which all stand 50 much an
need. Economy also means the power
OF resisting present grauicalion for the
parposa OF securing future good; and
IN TINS light II represents The uscrndeu-
cy OF reason over animal Instincts Il
IS aito8elhar different from p NITROUS
ness, tor 1t IS economy that can always
lest afford TO be generous. II does nor
make money an idol, bur regards IL as
! useful agent. As Dean S1rlf, OBJ
serves, we must carry money IN tue
hand, not in the heart" Economy NAV
be styled the daughter OF Prudence,
the SISTER OF Temperance, and The mo 4.
CT OF Liberty. Il Is eminrnllg coaser-
valve OF character, of dom ST. hunt
ness, aid social well beng /, al.1ys
irritation, aud produces content. Il
makes men lovers Of public order and
security. Il dep@ives the agrua,0r Of
has stock IA trade. by removing safer-
lug, aHd renders his appeals 10 class
hatred completely Innocuou<. When
Workmen, by their Industry and lrugaI-
~, have secured their own l;.depen-
dence, they VIII cease to regard the
sight OF others wei.-teiug in the IrH
o. wrong Inflicted on the.us Ives; and
II Wall longer be possible 70 make poll
ucaI capHai OUT Of their imaginary woes.
-L2RI01 Quarterly Rerielr.
~ INTERESTING FORM OF GovEuNMENr-
Gov. Icken~ IN 4 message To- the South Caru-
Ina Leglsla ure, ou the 2oih ult, said if b.
tie meas ares 1910 wuIch South Carolina bur
ried the seven seeded States. "si,e ,ucceeds
III eugratiIug the fundamental. right uf . sepa-
rate and independent STATE To Withdraw from
any con'cderacy that may he formed, when
ever her people, Ia sovereign convention as
sembied, shall 50 dec.dr, then she Will have
made another advance in the science OF gov
ernmeuy, and added another guaranty TO the
great principle Of civil liberty"
Such a right Is recognized IN the preamble
OF the culIsIlL uttGu d the new faufr,i-rasy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-16

4 Poor Snnw-A pr y ~ecess on
aa1; dare for aaror ran III Louisville,
Nv. eitv election last week and lie got
forty two votes.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-16
0rw 4drertisements.
NEW
B0DT AM SH0E SHOP

THE Subscriber gould r-pertfully announce 20 tho
riti zru- q Mineral Point, and the surrounding
Couu THAT 20 has opened p shop IN the City Of
hlue7t. Point DOOR 10 the Iowa County Bank
High SIRE Correctly opposite the Tribune Once,
rf4- T1auufss OF
L DOTS &c SHOES
AMI tat he o. prepared To make order every vsris
y Of
Gents fine Com Boots hoes
Ladie Callers. Shoes n slippers.
Child ems shoes, &c &c.
lie wiz uss aeI- bat the best gaality o: leather
sni his ~o7s may De reli"t upon equal Any ia
the Country Prices BI0d-rafe
q Leather Of thr best quality kept a. a., tiu4es
for sale At the lowest agut~.
Please csii and K4Eaiue work and prices
JACOB SCHNEBERCER
APrii Is, 1851. I6t,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-16

There are two vacancies-one occasion
ed by the dea h Of Justice ID iniel. in The
Fourth G rcuit. which includes Mary aud +,
Delaware and Virgin a. and one IN the sew
entn Circuit, composed of Ohio, Indiana.
Illinois and and Mich N, which vacancy
IS occa-ionsd by the death of justice Nc
Lean. Ne have head the name of Judge
ID ummoad. of this District, men toned in
connection with the last vacancy. We
doubt if better man for the Office can be
found in the whole four States.-C Galena
AiNrrtI-er.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-16

BOT. Persen anc properly q . - ,-.,,,-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
CONSTIPATION on CosrIyENEss.

No one the rsny ills Aesh IL her to- 10 prevalent 20
ke understood and much neglected CoSivenes Oen
originating caressnees edentay habits regarded as
slight disorder Of too little consequence to excite an1iesy
while In reality is the precursor and companion OF rany OF
the snd dangerous diseases and unless early eradi-
Gated Il will bring the sufferer to unmey grave Among
the lighter evils Of which cosyeness Is the usual attendant
Headache Collie Rheumatism Foul Breath Piles and others Of
ike nature while oug train OF gtfu diseases such Mag
FeyeIs Abcesses Dyentery, Dishea Dyspepsia APP
oplery Epilepsy Paralysis Hystera Hypochon dria Melsl
choy and Insanity hr indicate their preence In the system
saruug symptom Not unfequenty the diseases named
originate in Constipation, but take Independent existence
unless the eradcaed early stage From all thess
considerations follows that the disorder should receive ne-
date attention whenever and should neglect
get of CEPHALIC PILLS the first appearance OF
the complaint their timely will e1pe the nsidous
p0ache Of disease and destroy this dangerous foe to human e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05

E HEADACHE Is the fsvfie sign by which nature AkeI
known deviation whatever from the natural state OF he
brain and view ed In this light be looked safeguard
intended TO give notice Of disease which might otherwise escape
stenon till emedied and its indications should
be neglected Headaes may be classified under two
names viz Symptomac and Idopsthic. Sympomsic Head
sche exceedingly and Is the precursor Of eat
variety Of diseases among which Apopexy Cont Rheu-
maism and ell ebnle diseases In its form IL
pathetic disease of the stomach constituting soAea6aohe
Of kcpsc disease constituting bilious heade Of worms
spaion the bowels well renal and
uterine affections Diseases CT the heart frequently
attended with Headaches Anxns and plethora sso sfec-
tons hch frequently occasion headache I1opahc Headache
also very being usually dstn gshed BY the Of
hGd0ee sometimes coming suddenly In state Of
apparently sound health and postrsng the mental and
physical energies and in other instance, 1t slowly,
Leaded depression Of spirits acerby of temper In most
instances the pain Of the head both
eyes. and provoking youiing under hs csss
also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either esss Of Headache the Cephac
Pills have been found and safe remedy relieving the most
minutes and by its subtle eudasng
the disease OF which Headache is the uneIDg Index.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
MANUFACTURING PREMISES to LEASE,

n MANUFACTURING PREMISES to LEASE,
Vl WITH OR WITHOUT MACHINERY
Ths budnKs with % lots Of ground lately occupied By
Aunet S,isn situated Of l2ths and lot ay, at lis
lem The factory of bek and is eoIJOo feet Croton water
power engine with ample boiler both for engine
and for hsanx There also line OF Skating with puies
bells Ie Que par Of chsse, susbe for fax seed bark 6c
with complete apP1rsu, heating drying boiling 1c and
several tanks boilers These pfemses viii be leased for
ter Of year. such OF tho machinery may be wanted sold
or tSs whole viii be leased favorable terms For further In
forma,isa amply 10 CHARLES w. COPELAND,
No l29 Broadway, New-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05

~ OVER ExciTExRNr and the mental and anxiety ID
eiden TO close attention 20 business study among the
Of Nervous Headache The disodered state
mind and body incident this distressing complaint fatal
blow all energy and ambition Sufferers by this disorder
always obtain speedy relief from these distressing attacks by
using of the Cephs Pills whenever the symptoms
IL qe the oyeraked BRAIN and oohes the strained snd jar
ring and res1es the tension Of the stomach which al
ways and the dsoderea condition e.he
brain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
REYyoIpsBtRGB, Franklin Co. Ohis, I
Ian q 1871
YPsiLAyTI Mich, J,n. u, 1861.
Nj. SPALDlNG.

~. s,,,,,r, yrsiLAyp, Mich, jan. Il, 1867.
SIR: .S,tJ~2 a s--
Not long sent TO fon for box OF Cephale Pills fof the
the Nervous Headache and Cosene and received the
and they had good effect that 1aced send
for -
A. II. WHEELER
Ypslani Meb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
6ouses an0 farms iDanlco.

E0CNTnY RESIDENCE WANTED in ex-
" chsnse for an ESTABLISHED BUSINESS ,sd STOCK
ofGOODs The houIe must be modem built ard wiIn;l ,n
hour and halls Ee Of .h'siy Address J. NJ Box No. ijl
PostOfIce. -,
WANTED-A suitable HOUSE for ladies' sem
w i.afy accessible New York address r. S. Boz No
652 Post Ofice New.YoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05

FACT WoETH KS6wISe Spaldins Cephsiic Pills are
tain for Sick Headache Bilious Headache Nervous Head
ache, CoFtiYegess, and General Debility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
60 farmers ano Others.
Gbancce for Dnsiness Alcn.

EXCHANGE.-We wish to EACHAhGE ior
Ia s,o,k osDRY GOODS large STOCK FARM Of over SO1
acres OF LAND with Of water running through IT, ylns
innodely on The PittsbuYs Fort Wayne ard thago la'
road Snd wi hin one mile This is desiEabe prop
ey For utLef Information address :. r. Drawer NO 20
ChambeIsbwg Post Ohce, "a
WHOLESALE DRUG STOCK-For sale at
w great sacrifice in lots 10 sui. customer by tie Assignee
No. g beekman vt.
WyANTED--A PARTNER, with 5000 to
w $1,000, continue the business Of Foreign rIqit
Houe having good State and city trade or would seihe
stock goods Lease Of Store favorable terms LQaga
f2Sd Algges, w, Boz Ss. 2eo2 Psst oGse Nsr YoI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05

ryr A single bottle Of sPALDlNCs PREPARED CLUE
viii save ten times Is cost annually Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05

:. ColumbIa ColIege.-The INTERMEDIATE KAAMI
Union! Union: Union!,

GEO vANDESHoFF, e,q win read hs highly succe,a
a. nion Poem, "LlFE. MEN, MANNERS, MODES, MEAS
~ Res" at HOPE CHAPEL THIS EVENING, At 2 ocloc
Also the laughable Dick swiyeg and the MAchoness fp
Dickens Tickets q cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

The exodus..of free negroes from our midst
still continues. Within the last few days
four or five families have left this county
for Ohio. We suppose that some five hun
dred persons of this class have emigrated to
Ohio during the last year or two, from
Granville county. At this rate, We will
soon be rid of the presence Of very great
nuisaece. and while we wish the emigrants
the realization of all their bright hopes in
their new Eldorado. we sincerely congratu-
late our citizens upon the happy radiance.
Oxford Leisure Hour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

A T G. S. CooLEY's Furniture Warerooms, Hills
= borough n. e.. may be found an assortment of
the most improved styles Of Furniture.
Always on baud, aud made TO order, a large assort-
ment Of Rocking, Office, and Sitting Chains.
Upholstering done in the best manner.
Mahogany, Walnut and Gilt Moulding Frames made
10 order on the shortest notice.
Mahogany, Walnut, Poplar and Pine COFFINs
kept constantly on hand, aud fine HEARSE for Fu-
neral occasions. Undertaking attended TO.
would most respectfully return my sincere thanks
for past favors, and by strict attention to business
hope 10 merit continuance Of the same
Very respectfully, e. S. COOLEY.
January 30 IT,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10
MANS IrEMs.

The Supreme Court Of Missouri has de-
clared the stay law, which passed the Leg
islature Of the State on the eth, 10 be uncon-
stitutional. so far is il relates to contracts
made previous to its passage.
The strange propensity "to make the
worst Of every thing" to foment trouble BY
exaggeration, to stir up excitement, to ir-
ritate and annoy the public mind, has been
fully exemplihed in this country during the
last few months. II all the falsehoods, mis-
representations. and mis-statements relative
To our public Archaeological for mischief
sent by telegraph and published in the
newspapers, within a short time past, were
collected, they would ill a large volume.
Alexandria Gszaie.
BENJAMIN Ella. an aged citizen Of Wayne
county. was thrown from his horse and in
stantly killed on Thursday.
The supreme court Of Missouri has declar-
ed the stay law, which passed the Legislature
Of the State on the 9TH instant, to be uncon.
stitutional. so far as il relates to contracts
made previous 10 its passage.
Florida has Just sold half million Of acres
Of land to some New Orleans spectators at
two cents en- acre. Considering the millions
Of dollars she has cost the United States
while she was in the Union, ten million mills
will not enable her to keep very large army
upon war footing.
No less Than 800 steamboats, run upon the
Mississippi river and its tributaries. The
total value Of these is estimated at s60. 900,
600.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY 20. ~
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States will hold its
next meeting in Philadelphia. commencing
Thursday, the 18th Of May. The Assembly
will be opened with sermon by Rev. John
w. Yeomans, ID. d.. Moderator Of the last
Assembly.
The widow Of Yturbide, formerly Emperor
Of Mexico, died last Thursday in Philadel-
mia, al an advanced age. Yturbide was
elected Emperor and crowned in 1892, but
the political troubles induced him 10 abdicate
in about year from that time, and with his
family he went 10 Italy. Two years later be
returned To Mexico, was declared traitor.
and shot within week after landing on the
shores Of the country Of which he had been
elected Emperor. The Mexican government
allowed his widow pension, and she remoy-
ed to Philadelphia. where she has lived since
1895, where she has brought up family and
made large circle Of friends. She lived in
a very quiet style. and but few Of her fellow.
citizens knew that Philadelphia numbered
among its residents an er-EmPress.
Il Is stated that Mr.. Hume once observed
20 Bishop Horne, that he had never met piM
Christian yet pho did NOT Took fneianehoty
/" That" eoarteously replied the bishop. ~
quite possible. The sight Of Mr.. Hume 4
enough al any time TO make Christian look
melancholy" An. Me-.
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AN IMPORTANT DIscovERYl.,

AN IMPORTANT DIscOvERYl!i
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
THE MAKORA ARABICA,
Discovered by MISSIONARY while travelling
in Arabia.
A LII who are suffering from Consumption should
"A use the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by
Missionary in Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKoRA ARABICA, discovered by Mis-
sonaty in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAKORA ARABlCA, discovered by Missionary
in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds should use the MAK0RA ARABlCA, disco
vered by Missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrofula and I'M
purilies Of the Blood should use the MAKoRA ARA
BICA, discovered by Missionary in Arabia.
II cures Consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis.
1t cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
ltcures Asthma, Scroula and Impurities Of the Blood
This unequaed remedy is now for the first time in
troduced 10 the public.
II was provdentiay discovered by Missionary
while travelling in Arabia He was cured of Coneump-
tion by its after his case had been pronounced he-
less ny learneu Thysiclans W Europe,
lie has forwarded to us in writing, full account 81
his own extraordinary cure and o. number Of Other
cures which have come under his observation, and ais
a full account Of the medicine.
Al his request, and mpeed by desire to extend ;
knowledge Of this remedy to the publc we have ha'
his communication printed in pamphlet form for ire'
distribution. It's interest is enhanced by an accom-
which he gives OF Of the scenes Of the Syrian mas
sacres, which he obtained from those who were suete
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our office, Or 8
will he sent free BY mail to all who apply for il,
| We import the MAKoRA ARABiCA direct ttnn
Smyrna through the house Of Gleon 4 Olympus. All
have always hand full supply put up Ia bottle
ready for use with full directions.
Price dollar per bottle. Sent by mail, on rcceil
Of price, and "a cents FOR postage
For SALE wholesale and retail, Ivy
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Medirine
81 Liberty ST., n. Y.
Also, by Druggists generally.
| March 10. si-l2m
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NOTICE !.

THE Physicians Of Alsmance are requested 10 NEE
4 al the Court House 10 the Town Of Graham, on
Saturday the eth day o April NEXT, at ten o'clock A.
NJ for The purpose Of forming County Medical Scott
ETY., and " possible, 70 establish regular and uniform
rate Of charges throughout the county, and TO consult
about such other matters will tend 10 elevate the
Profession generally.
All Physicians living in the border countless whcse
practice extends into hlamance, respectfully nsit-
Cd 70 attend and take pan in the deliberations d said
meeting
March -. 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORASGE CousIy.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Tern, 1861.
r, ~ n! . tfy.ftt.. 4 A.Es,.fI

Original Attachment
TT appearing 10 The satisfaction II Ire Court that
Il the defendant William !. Mckcfsl has removed
out Of the county, and sscnis himself from w. eouniy
snd State 50 that The ordinary process u Law csnno
be served on him; Il Is therefore ordered BY The Court
that publication he made il the Hstatoueh keenfiei
ior sis weeks, notifying the said Wiism u Mchetal
that unless be appeal At the next icim q tbs Court 70
be held 81 the court house il HsofoUgh, on Tue ioah
Monday in May neHi. then and there 70 fsp'esy aud
Mead according 10 Law he will BE- pfOeeeej against 10
he same mannsr a II hc had been served with process
and had isiIed to appear and Plesd.
Witness. George Laws. Clerk ofOuf said Court q
otce n ill.btronrh, The fourth Monday Of February
GEORGE LAWS, C. G. c.
March 10, 1861. Piics sdt. 81 SO s3-ss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

HeiIopays Pills and 0inimenf.-sur,ive OF Per-
i.h. cAea Aefions. During this season Of the yea
lhe terrible sacrifice Of human lie is really alarming and
the bills q mortality considerably srelled BY rash en-.
posufe 20 damp atmosphere, which received into the
lungs po.ons the cuni Of the blood and induces bfon
chiiis, pIsursy, ssshms and consumption, al Of which
may be speedily prevented BY timely recourse 10 Hol.
Iows,'s famous Pills and Oinimeai-no time should
he es the least delay being dangerous and productive
Of mosl ehlfal consequences. Al who die with such
remedies al hand are morally guilty Of solfdesnueion
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!. Almond, 7. NOriOnClint, from London, i.iNBHdr.
Almond CLINE 4 co.

81 Psfk PIlcr, New York.
mr.. A. A. MBRYDE, "a southern renlen,n.) q
~ the shove firm. will reside al the south Ill ihr IL
ofSepembcr, and &c pleased TO assist southern Teic.
ers in obtaining situations in any part Of the sub.
For particulars address him At Randalsslr. NJ
~ schools, Families aud Colleges supplied. 81 ID ri
notice, with accomplished professors instructors gas.
ernesses, &c. Teachers ladies anil gentlemen. NOW
wanted TO Gil vacancies IN Tennessee, Virginia. AIaba.
ma, Arkansas, and other States.
March l2. So
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ATTEN TIoN.

70 he Men composing he Mitia ia he different Cap
iain's Districts ia Orange County,
VoU arc hereby commanded TO assemble at your
L several places OF Muster, on SATURDAY the 2Oii
day Of April. 1861 for the purpose Of elcciing your
Company Officers and enrolling yourselves prsacs.
under the late ACT Of Assembly, every free white male
over s and under IS years Of age except Ministers Of
the Gospel, Is bound 70 enrol hmseg. The Oiliceis
elected will attend At Marlborough on the 2Tth Of April
10 receive their commissions, and vote or Generals.
by order Of
WIN. II. JORDAN, Col.
Apnra. So
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STOP THE THIEF /

STOLEN from the Subscriber on "Wednesday night
= the 9th inst, DARK iron grey Horse. Said horse 10
sir years old this SPRING s heavy built has marks made
by harness upon him, aud has very white tail Any
information respecting said horse will be thankfully fe.
eeived and liberal reward will he given TO The inior.
mser Addre. me 81 BfoOkville, Granville County,
NJ L. B. LYON.
March ~. SIS
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June 81.
TO BUILDE r S.

TO BUILDERS.
DLANS and proposals for building Belfry 10 the
Il Presbyterian Church in Hillsborough will be re-
ceived until the LIST day Of May. Each plan must be
accompanied by specifications.
Ten dollars will be paid for the adopted, all 9th
ers will be returned and the right 10 reject all is
served.
BY order OF the Commissioners.
]. NJ. TURRENTINE, Sec'y.
April 2. So
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DEATH OF THE Rgy. ADAM GiLcHRIsr.-We
regret to learn that this excellent diyineIand
accomplished gentleman and scholar. for
many years the Minister OF the Presby terian
Church in this town. departed this life at the
residence Of his son-in-law. Judge Baker, at
Lake City. Florida. on Wednesday last.
Having been 10 very feeble health for more
than year past. he recently visited Florida,
in the hope Of restoration but he continued
to sink until death came, armed with no ter
rors. we are sure. for the exemplary Christian
Minister. BY his direction. his remains
have been brought here. TO be Inferred among
people for whom he has devoted so many
years of his Ministerial life. Fay. Observer.
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DIsSOLUTIoN.

vU,uE firm Of ]. g. TURRENTlNE 4 son u this
Il tIsy dissolved Ny mutual consent
All persons indebted 10 said firm, either BY note OF
account arc earnestly requested 10 call and settle be-
e,te FEBRUARY Court a. the business will Be closed
without delay.
rTS- The business will heres be conducted under
the style Of TURkENTtNE x son.
January 10. %
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Hlsbo-ough,
~ n q. on the lst day Of April, 1862;
James J. Allen, II. G. Reeves.
II. p. Buell., Walker Rhew,
N. d. Balm, . Sarah Rogers & Royster,
Eliza A. Bennett, Denpsey Snpes,
DAVID Brown, William sykes,
William Clayton, Harrison Scott,
William NJ Clapp, N. J. Stewart,
William D. Cole, A. ]. Smith,
i. r. Curtis, NJ. X. Stewart,
Sallie Cunie, James Seegraye,
Harriet Desereur, Mrs. NJ. A. Switzerland,
MARY Fowler, Alonzo II. Hausield,
b. A. Findley, Mary J. Thompson,
William Ford. J. q. Turner,
Henry Gillian, Johu Turner
#. Hall, Levi Thorn.
BUR- Higgins, James b. Yelowly,
Susan Hopkins, . Arte Z. Marlborough,
William Heathcock, A. ]. Whitaker,
Mary Hackeit, w. ]. Wright,
William Hopkins, w. Walker,
A. N. Latia, Sarah Wilson,
Richard H. Leigh, Mary F. Wiikerson,
Thomas I.aiia, Washington Woods,
Kate NJ. Maroon, lille White.
J. J. Morris,
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
&. E. PARISH. p. NJ
April .. Sc