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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

New advertisements.

Wanted.
Legal Notices.
Star Grain Drill.
Wanted TO exchange.
Crotseuburgh House.
Juvenile Singing School
Great auction sale Of Livery Stock
Cephac pills and spaldings Prepared Glue.
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a Coupe Of Runawa- s.-Last Saturday
was one Of the disagreeablo days of the season
to horses, After the thaw the wind had chopped
around INFO the west, and blew perfect gale.
And it was a mighty, cold, searching wind too,
that neither man nor beast liked TO stand still and
endure The consequence was that horses left to
SILVER in the blast, were as uneasy horses could
be-
We noticed Morgan and Haffuers horse attach
ed to their meat wagon come tearing up Market
st. Turning the corner up Main st. be hit Mr.. Gas
COMES milk sleigh, and horse fastened at Mr..
Lines, corner, and set his horse to pitching and
kicking, and trying his bestto join i'll the race.
Mr. Morgan's horse turned into the alley just
south of simmons store. Turning the corner one
hind wheel of the wagon few of, throwing the
driver into the street, fortunately without njur-
ing him much. A little son ofMr Morgan's was
also in the wagon, but he held on until the horse
brought up against the fence. No further dam
age was done. In the course Of the day the same
horse, attached 10 another vehicle, started again,
and run a few rods on Main Stand thenturned to
the sidewalk, and came within on step OF dasbing
into Mr. Reeds Jewlery store, but he brought up
standing on the sidewalk within a few inch
es ofthe window. Mr.. Reary ought to be here
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EB5E
ONLY DIS Q = YER Y
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
ksE@TOIENGs
THE BALD AND GRAY!

Many, since the gieat discovery OF Prot ,ood la We
attempted only initiate his restorative but pro
results identical; but they have a and gone be-
ing carried away by the wonderful results of Prot
Woods PREPARATION and have been forced TO leave Il
held to its reslstiess sway, Read the following
Bath, Maine, April 18th, 185
PRoy. J. II. WOOD ( Co: Gents The letter l wrote
you in 1856 cerung your valuable Hair Restorative
and which you have published in this vicinity and else
where has given rise &c numerous enquiries touching
the facts in the The enquiries are, first, is it
TACT OF habitdtlUn &2G name, as stated IL the
municaon; second, is it true Of all therein contained
THIRD, my hair sth continue 10 be in good order
and Of natu- al color! To all can and do in
my lie for 20 years past, more arity better
colared the is true Of my Will keEs and the only
why II is generally true, is that the substance
is washed CT by frequent abutlon Of The face.
care were used by UiPua Jhe face in close connection
WITH the whskers, the same result would follow Tie
hair. have been in the receipt OF great number OF
letters from ali parts Of New England, asking me if my
hair still continues to be gooa; there Is much
fraud in the manufacture ana sale OF various COM
pounds wei this, Il has doubt been basely inn
itated and been not only without any good effect,
but with absolute injury. have not used any your
Restorative ofany account for some months and yet
my haIr is good ever, and hundreds have exam
ined it with surprise as 81 years Old and not
gray hair in my head or my face; and to prove
this fact sead yOC lock Of my hair taken OF the past
Week, received your favor tEO quart bottles last
summer Tor which am very grateiul I gave it TO ny
friends and thereby induced hem 20 Try it, many were
skepteal unit! ate trial, and the purchased aud used
il with universal success. 1 will ask I. favor, that
you send test by which can discover fraud in the
from you- pure article viii insure success ana be-
eye where good Effects do not follow tbs failure caus
Ell by the impure article, Wcl curses the Inventor OF
the good. deem Iny duty as eIetoiore to keep you
ali who enquire Of OF 1y mistaken opinion OF its val
liable results. remain, dear sir, yours,
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1e shos Leather business will be continued at te
"a stand, by the subscribers under he firm Of ..
MoEKY BENT" who viii use every effort Ia snn.Iy
"a customers and New, with the BEST quality Of gsoa,s
secs, ~ Leather at the lowest Cash prices.
~ 0iFs Us d can. y. ". LYMAN,
4w37 p = ItEsgg5 -
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$a2s,8oo 90 $756,5l2 Q.


limo. G. Allyn, Secretary, II. Huntington Prest
r. n LYMAN asst Sec'y. VIM n. Bowers, Aetuayy.
n ALEXANDER Gen. Agent for the Western county, re-
siding at Columbus, Ohio.
Jous CjRAHAM, Asst Gen. Agent, Columbus, Chic.
l.. G.. MERRILL, Agent
1y85 KENosRA Wis.
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SEoE1CIAEl NOTTG,E2o

'A-i2 tI'ie we G6Sir9 10 cGiI Your BART en- ar
u attention go our Stock OF
i g s7vy~ L-9E1eG sxsu11G S
p vEich we have every kind, and all strictly
w.. i, dD Guu7ity.
EASTERN DRIED APPLES.
ONO x TENNESSEE PEEL'D PEACHES
BLACK & RED RASPBERRIES. mixed
BLACK BASPBERRIES.
BCACKBEBRIES.
DRIED STRAWBERRIES.
DOMESIIC PLUMS, Pitted, extra aiee.
HiTTEO PLUMS, French
TURKEY pRUNES.
AANFN CURRANTs.
pI1pED CHERRIES.
TURKEY PRUNES, in glass.
NEW FIGS.
L.AISINS, sc, &c.
CNANBERRAES, Nice Article.
All or WHTCH ARE SELLING Al
Low FIGURES.
e euosha Feb 81
35lf E{R0NsON & Eg0NE2.
DO YOU WANT WHISPERS?
DO YOU WANT WHISPERS?
20 YOU WANT A MUsTACHE?
DO YOU WANT A MUsTACHE?
BELJINGHAHT,S
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Capital $500, 00OOU Capital and Surplus. s9j8771 40
ASSETS: -'-

ASSETS:
Cash hand and in Bank land loaned call SlIOO54 AZ
Cash in hands of Agents. .......... AZ ZaQ "a
Loans amply secured by personal and collateral
Ali
Real Estate uneucumbered ........ 800. "a Don on
gtocks nd Bonds as follOvgs. viz ~
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a. 0. RAYMOND.
Aarons Run, Ky.. Nov. 40 ~

.AHfo4s Kun n.y., Nov 30, 1873.
PEoF 0. J. WOOD: Dear Sir 1 woulA certaialy be
doing great Injustice 20 make known 10 the
world, IL wonderful, wen the unexpected result
have experienced from using ONE bottle Of your Hair
Restorative. After using every kind q Restorative ex-
tant, but without success and finding my head nearly
destitute Of hair, finally induced try bottle Of
your Baie Restorative Now and justice con.
pei me announce TO whoever may read thsthat now
possess and beautiful growth Of Lar, which pro-
nounce richer and hanusomer than the original was
sill, therefore, sake occasion to recommend this yaIua
biz remedy all Who may feel the necessity OF It,
Respectfully yours, REV ALLEN BROCK
2. S.-Thls testimonial Of ny appreciation for your
valuable medicine (a5 you aTe aware Of is unsolicited
but you thluk II worthy among the rest inser
il you vssh il not destroy and say nothing
Yours, REV. S. a. Z.
Tae soFage is put up in bottles Of three sizes viz.
large, p dun, and small; the small holds 1-2 "a pinf
ana Fetails one dOiiarper bottle; The mediums hoc
At least per cent. more 10 proportion than tn.
small retails do lars per bottle the large no
p quart. 20 per cent. in proportion and retas a
/ as a bottle. 0. J. WOOD z CO., Propfietors, 4
broadway, New TUTk, I'D = b arket Street ST. Ioui
Mo- And sold by all g1,I Druggists and Fancy Good.
Dealers 1sWs1
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A Black Republican on me Mo

A prominent Black Republican law
Gently sstOnished the weak nerves Of bis
brethren by talking common sense. ID
is the name Of.the gentleman. The Giro
under which Mr.. LORD uttered some u
truths are thus detailed by the New "
pondent of the st. Louis STATE Journal, !
on the 10th;
Among other prizes made for viola
existing embargo, is that Of the BUrke.
seized in the waters Of Virginia By 8
vessel, for violating the blockade, and Sc
York for adjudication and condemnation
loaded with a valuable cargo Of tobaca
Lord, a prominent lawyer Ct this city, b
Black Republican, and supported Lincol
gagged By the owners Of the tobacco 70
property. In opening the case, day betI
day, he declared the grounds on which
move for the restoration Of the property
was that no war existed, that Congress
invested with the power to declare or
2. That, as no legal war existed, the EN-
was illegal. 3. That Congress alone, !
war, had power to establish illegal blOc
arguments at this time, from such emine
took the community, and the Republican
ulsr, BY surprise. After Ar. Lord had
his chief points of defense, the court %
argument in the case for next TEesdal
time it is supposed that Mr.. Lord viii
his grounds BY irrefragible arguments.
iety exists 70 hear him on the Oecasi
court room will be crowded to It's Utnol
If the court should sustain the argum
Lord, both the war snd the embargo
elared unconstitutional and Illegal, and a
discharged.
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Prom Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington Baltimor.
fhadePha New YORK, Boston and New England States d
Way Nail for Georgia. South Carolina North Carolina and
Pm. = 1870
NASHVILLE to Louisville, departs at o'clock, P NJ
Way Malta %
Mails for Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan and Southwestern staes departs O'Clock M
Nash7leto Decatur franklin and Columbia and other
way Offices, Separtat o'clock A NJ
Nashville 70 Lebanon, daily except Sunday departs At ~
O'Clock AN. -
Nashville to clarkSvlls; departs at 81 O'Clock Az
For eouthezn Kentucky, departs at 81 AN.
haleTe 70 Shebyvlle, EolengViIe and Triune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock u.
Nashville TO Huntington, via Charlotte WaTerly, i week
~, Monday, Wednesday and Fridsy, at o'clock N.
Nsshville to Liberty, Stewards Ferry HuddlssoneS
Roads, Rural Hill &c weekly, Thursday, 70 o'clock Il.
Nashville to CentreTile via flank, Vernon, PineHood &C.
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock n
Nashville to oarksyills via Sycamore Mills weekly, Friday,
At o'clock P. 81.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH.
WILLIE.

Warrington City, Virginia, North Carolina Rou Carolina
aesTgs South Alabama and East Tennessee, arrive via Chat
tanoogA Railroad, ats5f O'Clock, A. n,
North and Eastern Mails. KashylIe and LougvIe
Railroad also Western States, twice day, at o'clock p NJ
and o'clock, A. n. Way Mails 4 LR r. daily
Southern Mails, New 0reGn Memphis Arkansas TEXAS and
Aiasss1ippi, arrive daily st X o'clock, AN
Way nas same route, arrive daily at y o'clock II.
smitVe, Alexandria and Lebanon, and WAY Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, At - o'clock, NJ
Bmihands Hop kinsTille and portion OF Southern Ken
lucky GAINESVILLE and way Mails daily 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
sheeyvle via TrEns and vAy malls, Monday Wednesday
and Friday at y o'clock, d.
West Tennessee, via Huntingdon. HaYery and ChsrIstte III
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, II O'clock A. NJ
At II O'Clock A. II.
osnrsyle, via Vernon and Pinewood South Harper ana
Tank, eemi weekly Tuesday and Friday, O'Clock h.
olarkBve, via Sycamore Mills Whites Bend, &C., weekly
Friday, at II O'clock AN.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-The UuoH AED AxRicAH q c0Hdsc5
ID strtty gpO ne CAsH sysss1 AHpaPers are discolsS
Esd az Es sspirGS0S Of S lime for nAcA thy AG0s bse
paid S6sci6srs ell b notified lDkss their Subscriptions
e about 10 sspSrs, bN CROSS sr pGpers; and ~
kess teS soscrpti0H q ressDsd S paper t0 BE- dscO
we'd. T1is e rls from soAic there O Be Departure
RatcA for SbS marx, and pour s6scrpt0s.
Weakly UNION AMKRICAN - per GHnuH IN GdoGacs.
7rt- Weekly UNION ANEzIcAH IS per GHRET IN GG-
Uanes
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
The Post Once o aSthe which they desire the
sAanRe to be made.
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Mercer COuntY--The Fire In the

Mercer COuntY--The Fire I'm the
We publish, with sincere pleasure, the
statement, the correctness of which may
lily relied on
When the report came 10 Mercer county
the evening, that the enemy was apr
from the West with large force, Col. n, ]
despatched messengers all over the county
ing the people 70 meet at his house at the
possible hour the next morning, armed VI
ever they could get that could be used vii
feet in battle. Responsive TO the call fiyeI
men were at his house the following q
hundred on horseback and two hundred
armed with double barTeled shot guns, 81
relied shot guns and old field rifles. Tht
till ten o'clock for the arrival CT the
whom they had locked as their commando
he had not made his appearance at that II
selected Colonel French as their leader, a
on their march TO the seat Of war. They
per at PetsrstoWn about sunset: immedia
which they proceeded on their march and +
till they met passenger with the Informs
the report of the invasion was false. Oh
turn, they m { three hundred additions
men, armed as themselves, each and ell
the fray The party Of eight hUndre,
ed Of persons Of every age-from men
score down TO boys Of sixteen. They
back Iegretting that they could not get
the invaders.
When the reader is made acquainted
fact that Mercer has a voting population
about one thOusaud-that it IS situated id
mountainous region Of Western Virginia
any Of the facilities of commerce eDjOye
Of our counties, he cannot fail to be str
pressed with the military demonstration OF
1t shows that the county is strongly i'm
the patriotic spirit Of the Western Virgin
days Of Andrew Lewis.-RickHlOad Ellq,l
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And, In fact all the coneonants Of and debAtet
state Of the system.
AS a Stimulant,
It Is quite different from alcoholic preparations not
ec to reactions in shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, as long the least necessity exits
It's presence
AS Female MedicInes
equally powerful and effective the equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which years
OF assisting renovang the constitution for very good
son. too that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnoTsnt o. the Medical profession altogether.
No mineraIsy
Dr. Wright thinks Il we'll professional character
on the fact that minerals whatever form the component
parts OF the ingredients Of his Rsuvenang Exr-we
ing What ruin has been ened the community By opium and
mercury.
Generally, to the debtated Wright would say, Never
despair. No matter how down you may
weak matter what the beenfsrsae
at once Ehaver has led you depart from Hygne principles
take his
RejuvenRtInR Elixir,
And will soon find yourself mana pride instead
the reverse, to friends, and healthy sound, and EOy
neInber Of the human family.
Price 50 per bottle, three bottles for S5 and forward
edby mail to all parts Of the United States
Bold By all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and oanadas The trade supplied at liberal discount
FOR sale by the propretors,
J. WRIGHT & Co.,
81 and Isl chartres street,
New Orleans La
Bold in Nashville BY g. ". Hendershott Berry DemovilIe
wing Pendeton, and all responsible dluggists Oe29
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An Irish Journal on the Revolution
of 1891.


of 1861.
The intelligent Irishman can appreciate the prin>
cIples and interests involved in the struggle now
being made by the people of the Confederate States
of America. He knows what it is to live in forced
Union-a Union thrust upon the weaker section at
the point of the bsyOnet, and maintained by the
sword de knows that such a Union as the Adj
ministration is attempting to maintain here would
entail humiliation, disgrace, and slavery on the
weaker section; and wherever the blood of an En-
MET, q GRAFTON, CURRAN, wherever the blood Of an
Irishman flows, there is true heart to sympsthize
with the South, and manly voice TO speak in be-
half of constitutional liberty.
The Dublin Nation has the following denunciation
the mad attempt of the LINCOLN Government to
''force Union on the Southern people at the point
of the sword-to sabre them into brotherhood, and
dragon them into liberty"
Frsm the Dublin Nation, Junss.
TIE FRETRICIDAL WAR.
As the news from America flows in, the language
of the Nortkerners and Of their journals tends
and mere to disgust ard outrage all who hold the
sacred faith of human freedom, and TO make them
weep in poignant modification and deep despair
Well may we despair Of popular liberty in presence
of the sight the world sees to-day. A republican
people, whose liberties were won BY a rebellion
whose Independence was achieved by secession
parrot as glibly any minions Of old world ty.
ranny ''the rebels" and the rebellion" phrases
of odium and reproschl Those who profess %
hold sacred the popular will, to reverence the De
sire for selfgOTeFnment proceeding TO drown the
popular will in blood and to answer the desire for
selfgovernment by butchery and slaughter
If what is now passing in America took place in
any of the old world empires, it would be at least
iBtelhgible. If the citizens Of nearly half Of an
Hva al nth ~,
unsnmity never surpassed and rarely equAlied, de-
clsred, by free poll in open day BY universal suf-
frage, that their interests and their feelings de-
manded the substitution Of the Imperial Govern
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UNDERTAKES lat J. H. ourrey's old stand Union be-
tween Cherry and srees) are prepared TO attend
to funerals tines with wooden Cens psin colored
and Metallic Burial Oakes and Gases Of Rsuperor quality
ths times. june9S-u
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sDMRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiIiOuSnesS Head.
Hche.

TyHERE has never been CATHARTIC medicine offered TO
the pubc that has given such entire satisfaction as Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and can
be taken the most tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious secreoas Acid Impure keed Matter
the stomach In fact they the only Pills that should
be used IN naarious DISTRICTS.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain In the stemsh or
Bowels though very active and searching in their operation
promoting healthy secrons Oft Liver ana Kidneys Who
will Bonsness, Headache and Foul Stomach, when
cheap remedy be obtained Keep them constantly on
hAnd single dose taken in season, prevent hours days.
months OF sickness. Ask for Dr. ;, a. McLesns UniYer
sal Pills Take other Being coated they tssess Price
only Is per box, and be sent BY mail to part OF
the United States.
J. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets st. Louis, No.
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Rates Of Advertising.
rxN LIKES Oh Lnss CONSTITUTE A soUARA
RzEzwABEs AZ FLzAs5RE.


0ze Square, ons yesr. e-Fseh additional sSzsTs
dVoFtfsers exceeding the space GonGrSefs1
Tor, will be charged tor the excess
n TEE WEHzLYs
o DOLLAR per Square for the t sndTuT oETs for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published both the Daily and weekly vii
eeharged the full daily rates win OnsAs The weekly rata
added
tnSsrttoB.
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A Certainty for an Uncertainty
100000 WORTH
DRY GOODS TO EXCHANGE Fer
RTT
NEGROES

r HAVE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, two thirds Of which
suited for the fall trade embracing large lot Of Winter
Clothing. Boots, Shoes Hats, as, &C. believe better
sorted stock cannot be found in the country, the time
better point TO sell then. wish include Store house and
DEeng. Ths eo,cs to be taken and fair
price allowed for Negroes exchange Fer particulars address
g DENNIS,
iune25-d2w Salisbury Hardenan & Co., can.
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REMOVAL.

kEIUF Al
VXYE have removed Produce CcmmiSsion husids
w to the house No College street, between Union
Church. formerly occupied By Hchol, Green co, where
shall keep constantly hard large stock Of all articles
the Produce line which prepared sell the ys
loWesteash prices.
B. B. Common & BRO.
Nos College street, between Union and Church sirss
msr24-0
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RIB. McLEAN5S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENT.
chest External in the World for Man or


TVH0UsAEDS u human beings have been saved life Of de-
er0pdude and misery by the Of this inTauabs Lini'
It viii relievs PAIN almost nssn aneeusly and
will cleanse purify AMI heal the fouest SORE in an incredible
short time MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT will
lisve Of Rheumatism, Gout Neu
raga. For Paralysis tscted Muscles, Stiffness or Weak
the Joints, Muscl Ligsgns It will never fail
applications will Sire Throat, Headache Earache
Sca6s, any Pain, is Infslibs Remedy.
Try it. and you will find nd pensible remedy Keep
always hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS any having charge OF korses
viii save money by using MeLeans Volcanic Oil Lniment It
Il speedy and nfsble for Calls sprans, ohafss,
Swelling, LAmenes sWeeny Sores Wounds, Scratches,
external disease. Try aud you will be convinced.
DR.. J. Z. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis Mo-
For PrOpretOrs prices BY Berry Dsmoyle SndG
VI Hendsrshott. naT-9d-twkWly
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NASHVILLE PosT OFFICR-

Opens st6K o'clock A. n. olOsssst7H PM
SUNDAY.
'PsH TAT 5o'eOskP. NJ. Yi0'7 At 10 clock P. n:
PARTIES mailing Letters put them In the Office bsfor
schedule hours to their they vii
remain in the Office twsnty-fORrs hours
apIl2-tf W. D. MeGIsH, p. II.
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COATS SPOOL COTTON.
SOUTHERN mARsALLAIsE [!

so long sought for. has been published and Just
- A Mcclure, 80 Union street. Price IS cents.
Having succeeded in making Copper Buges for army
which pronounced by competent judges to be equal
respect to ldkee work. and nearly loE stshe price
being fixed at S9hee need be no fear Of being With
cut signals The superiority OF Drums all others in
this country is acknowledged BY ALL They made OF the
best material in every department Of their manufacture
For the beating head Calf Skin, prepared especially for
Fife Of bOxwoOd and sppe tree be bad Of
prices from 81 10 =.
For Of tie shove order and It will forwarded
hrst mail express.
N. BIN press and will be ready by the goth inst, tho
palmetto Song dedicated to the Southern Conedsscy de-
nei to be the song all Prise 50 coRs post free
any address MCCLURE,
Music Publisher and Dealer, Nashville & Memphis.
junel6-f
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
TFNHE Office 81 theOity Building Loan Association has
been removed to the oee Of Herman Cox Esq, Cedar
street 6AAL. sEAY,
Treasurer
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TO BUILDERS.
XHTE prepared to do the Tim Roof ng and other
wv Sheet Metal work II building in th
substantial will for such the low
est possible rates 7. NJ. kU1 AEK & co.,
Firstdoor below Post Office on Church Gtrest,
spS-d&W NaShz lie, TsU~
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Captain SAMUEL G. SMITH, son of our fellow-eiti-
zen Ton SMITH, Esq, and grandson Of DR.. Felix
ROBERTSON, has many friends in this city who viii
take pleasure in reading the following notice of his
company, the Dixie Creys. Sixth Arkansas Regi-
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a. six percent Rnnum and six notes per cent
payable respectively In two, three four fTe and
from date Of sae and eur notes fer principal payable four
fv and years from date Of sse the contract spu
arg that tenth Of the tract purchased shall be fenced
cultivated each and every Eve from the date
sale that at the end Of Ave years should fenced
under cultivation,
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The attention of the nerprisng and industrious PARTON
the community is directed the following statements ard
ersl inducements offered them by the