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Book Binding.

4 We would announce to our readers that
an. have made arrangements by which We
afc Prepared to receive all kinds Of book
binding The work will be done in the
post superior manner, and we are quite
IRE will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
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STATE or VERMONT, IAsa Probate Court, hel,

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held
DisE OF WESTMINSTER, at Townshend, within
and for said District, the ID day OF April 1862.
Present, the Hon. AbisAM Stoddard, Judge,
An Instrument pufporug be the last win testa-
ment of DAVID BURR late Of Rockingham in said district
deceased being presented to the Court by Charles H.
Chase the executor therein named probate ORDER
ed by said Court that alt persons therein
tilted to appear session OF said be held
office Of BENZ w. Dean, in Grafton in said district the
first Wednesday of May D. 1862 show cause if any
they have against the probate Of said viii, for which
purpose is further ordered, that copy of the
this order be published three weeks successfully, the
BELLOWS FALLS TIMES printed said Rockingham rs soon
may be- A true copy of record
Attsa, BENZ. w DEAN, Registr
Grafton, April 5, 1862. l5-I7
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American & Foreign Pat.
n. y. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATFM7|
Late Agent OF the U. 5, Patent ofiice Ws.h,. III
thu Act Of 1891 s''n
70 STATE STREET, opposite Kiby s,r..,

">f'etf bum
| 4 FTER an.cxtensive prnetice OF inward, a,
"A continues to secure Patents in the Uni,es' "
in Grst Bstlan, France and other foreign s'au
Yeats, Specifications, Bonds Assignment ~ .vahlf
Drawings for Pate. Is, executed on lberal 1rH
despatch Researches made into Amercsn ~ r ms ~
TO determine the validity or utility Of patent.
and legal or other advice rendered y ali mas.
inv the Raue Copies of the claims Oh any p,,aVus
BY rshtt'ag One bol,sr. Assignments f,eotsaa y a
ington.
The Agency Is not only shf largest h New ~,
through II inventors have advantages Tor se,,h -
ef ascertaiping the patentshility Of inventions
by II not immeasurably superior, TO any whiy
sered them elsewhere, The Testimonials islass-sSs
that none Is MORE SUCCESSIVE An TIiF
FicE than the subscriber and AS sUCcYn
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABLE
that he has abundant reason to believe y
at no o.her Office Of the kind are the 81
services so moderate. The immense pfacflJ
scriber during the twenty years past has ers
accumulate vast collection Of specifications and r.
cisions relative TO patents,
These, besides bis extensive library Of jegai NJ,
cal works, and iu accounts of patents grant.l ~
ted States and Europe, render him able be, q, "n
offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity for journey 10 Washington. Il Ms
patent, and the usual great delay there, here I'M
ventors
TEsrINesIALs
II regard Mr.. Eddy as one ofthe most capa1t- ~
ha practitioners with whom have had ofacis jp,sy
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of ~
II hays no hesitation In assuring inventors that d
not employ person more competent and fa,f,ra,ss
more capable OF putting their app in a,ru
cure for them an early and fayl
Patent 0fscep sNy1
Mr. r. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN MI
tons, on all bu, oSr Of which patents have been M
and that Il nOic pending. Such nnmstakable nrnossj
TALENT and ability on his part leads to recoumsaS
invsn tors to apply to hr to procure their patenls 1
may be sure of having the faithful attention MI
on their eases, and at very reasonable charges
JOHN raced
During eight months, the subscriber In cours. 4
large practice made ttctee rejected applications
APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which was decided n ii, b
ps soe commissioner Of Patents. H. II. lid
Boston, Dec. 2, 1851. Mls3
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Railroads..
VT. Valley Railroad.

NToTICE.-on aud after MONDAY. Nov. IS 1861, Pas
senger Trains will leave Bellows Falls for Bntehoro
at 80 A. NJ aud LAS u. and returning leave Brattiebo
no at 1850 A, NJ. and T. 10 Z. Nj.
Freight Train Bellows Falls Mt rs NJ and Brat
tleboro ut LIS I. NJ.
The passenger trains this route, connect south
with the Vt Mass aud Connecticut River Railroads, to
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct to
New York On the NoEh with the Rutland Burlington
sullivan, W. Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpsc Rivers Railroads forming direct
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectady st. Johnsbury
and White Mcnneins, burlington and Rouse's Psnt og
dcnsburg and Montreal. NJ. SLoAT, Supt.
November 10, 1851. u
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5PHER DESPATCH FROM BEAuRE-
He have been shown despatch or
alncipher, from Beauregard to
10s!3e derate ii Washington, which, in
ito the ingenuity which character
Ne cipher, contains intrinsic evidence
pth as to its origin and the desperate
Weans proposed by the rebel general for
getting possession of the capital. 1t seems
'steriain that assassination and arson were
componet parts Of the chivalry which we
heard SO much about a year or so ago, and
perhaps the publication OF such a despatch
as this may modify the tender sensibilty of
those who adhere TO the kid-glove policy in
dealing with rebels who themselves sickle
at nothing in prosecuting their traitorous
;schemes. The message, deciphered, reads
q cross the river above Little Falls
2 SunAdy at two a. m. Signal red and
Ehite rockets from Turner's Hill. For
rods sake don't fail us. Fire the city at
~ points, agreed on at once Dispatch
rAlncoln and Scott as you suggest, and let
'0ie execution of our plot be perfect"
- BEAuREcARD.
The construction of the cipher in which
tie above interesting communication is
made g difficult Of explanation, but simple
an practice II consists in laying over a
white surface piece of paper on which is
printed the alphabet in various combina-
dions and in parallel lines, covering the en-
tire sheet. BY performing both pieces
at The letters needed to spell out such words
as the writer wishes to use, the white pa
per becomes an inexplcable medley of little
holes, useless 10 every one who has no, the
corresponding printed sheet to place under
at Of course the confederate conspirator
has only 10 Iit the white paper sent him to
the key in his possession to read with facil-
atty what his friends in Dixie would have
him know and do. We may add, that the
message above printed was found under
circumstances which verify il as authentic
and genuine II is in the hands of oen-
tieman of this city, and is highly priced as
a great link ia the chain Of evidence
winch viii go 10 condemn The great treason
when history shall make Up the account.
~ 7. Epeniag Posl
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lSLAnD HOUSE
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.

III lie subscriber having leased the Island Ieuse Del
lows Falls and the stable connected Herewith would
that he putting in complete order and will be
fully prepared and after Wednesday May g. to for
those of the travelling public who may him with their
patronage Ills long experience in the business leads him
to hope that with gentcmanly assistants, careful and at
tentiye waters and excellent puycyors, he will be able
fully sustain the high repute Of the Island on in its
pamy days and successfully cater the wants of all The
rates ii board will such prove satisfactory.
EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
Bellows Falls, May l, 1861 Is
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STATE OF VERMONT. }

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon, Probate Court
DIST, OF WESTMINSTER =. for said District. To all
persons in the Estate Of RUSSELL ALDgICn
late Of Londonderry, deceased. Greeting.
Whereas A. Fuller, administrator Of said estate, has
presented his petition in whiting said setting forth
that the personal state Of said deceased is sufficient
pay his debts aud the charges of administration by about
the OF th huadrvd dollars that IL Is necessary
sell part Of the real estate of said deceased TO pay said
debts and charges and that part thereof be sold
without Injury those Interested in the remainder aud
praying for license to sell the whole of the real estate of
said ased except the widows right of DOVER therein,
aud hath showed to said Court the stuatn OF said
You hereby notified that this will decide
upon said application at r, lesion thereof be held at
the Office of Benz w Dean, Grafton in said district
the first "Wednesday Ct May, A. D. 1862 And you
ther notified that said will the thereof
make assignment out of said personal the wdcw
of said deceased and appoint set out
dover IN the real estate Of said deceased, when where
you may be heard in the premises If you tit.
REM. w. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, April g. 1862 ISL
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CHARLES BACKMAN & CO
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines,
&C., &C.,
No. SO Front ST., New yor

. ~ % To"t ~, NcW OFk.
Sole Importers Of c. y. Cognac, Old Holland
and Genera Cordial Gin.
We would call the attention Of Commissioners Town
agents and the Medical Faculty Of the Vermont
TO our well selected stock of Imported Wines and qnor
which we offer on reasonable and satisfactory terms
We are permitted to publish the following Chemical Anal
Liquors. " '1i
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MANHoOD-
HOW LOST; HOW RESTORED !.

Just Published, In Sealed Envelope Price Six Cents
tue on the nature, treatment, and radical enre n
sEefmatnrrhsA Seminal Nieskp,ss Invsi,rts ~
s9s, ssxasi Debility, and Impelmeuts marriage ssr
Nttkeusnes tonstn rtipn Epilepsy and F,s. Me-
tai and Physical lncapaeity RESULTING fr1,, :. shs ~
&r- ~ = ass Nfes heazs
The world renowned author in this admirable Ys-.
ery Fress from bis experience that the aufsl %
81 seiiaisse mas he removed sithant rsliri,.
Niiisoat dangerous surgical oreraffats brsie i1f
. x r foratsis pointing II cure sterrr
and tisetnsi b. Ehich every sufferer 20 ,,sfrsr
sf1t ~ con1iiun h. cure hiruseif esa-ix -
49, - Ia4lsafy ilts actnre wli prove htlsu l.
. enier sal, n pain envelope to arv shiress an
" rse'ift af Ak cents tosssz stanfs n, .dr
br. GtlAS- ,. G. SIlNr
Wy u Bqserf, NeF Ferk, T. D Bax 4,sF
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Proof Safe in the World,

WHES the contents Of safes are DESTROYED. they !.
w varisbiy burned by heat being conducted 10 TN
The inside wood easing through the door and doosws
the iron bolts and plates forming and hstenin the
to the outside iron plate Of the doors and joining dire
to the Inside wood casing thus forming d continued
ducter OF the best heatronaeting material from IN
side directly upon the inside wpud easing aud eoas
the safe.
~ Ailsafes, save ours, are thus built. Exanslas 4
safe door No. 81
THE MARYLAND PATENT sAfEis 80 eonssr1csed n
entirely cut Of all communication pf heat Ia this Nh
SO constructing the door and the door way 81 soapuj
other equally non-con Quoting material to have ID
oois running through the door iron plate arcany
doorway nor any connections from the outer Is tn
part OF the safe hereby keeping the interior and ea
o. the safe accidentally protected from all heat thAs
". BIGkLow 4 ASsQX Y LA Manufactured
Proprietors, g. school stree 100 3fx.Iisf1 Bos.o1
Further partlsusArs Ill 70 \ Sa61
sample seen, Oh appicntiQx r. lH1s)4N EzxWfs
Agents, Grafton, vi.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-25

NJ Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
~ On and afte Monday, June 3, 1851 Trains will
follows
Leave Northampton GO m Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven aud New York II ,05
for New Haven and New York $50 p
Train for Westfeld.
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
100 connecting with train Coun River r. r. for
the North Is P m, Mail and Passenger, arrival Of
zio m train from New York, connecting at Westfeld
direct for Albany and the West
Leave Westhed 10 M for Northampton arrival Of
train from Albany
Connections at Northampton with Conn. River r. r at
Weseld Western Railroad at Plainyille Providence Hart
ford and fshkili H. H. at New Haven with New
New Haven X. r. New Haven, New London and Stonning
ton H. r. and New Haven, Hartford aud Springfield r. r.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch BY Express
CHAS. N. YEAMANS, Sup't
WestneId, 1 1861 "a
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~ g. lcommission on the above
oefs must positively be accom-
with the cash, and three cent
u 20 pay for order of publication want
Addtes1 y. N. Swain, Bellows Falls,
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1u1a1nxng with tile Times.

49,! 1880 le TIMES is sl,25 TO al
hdhsa pa Windsor counties--to
IL vi Subscribers, or where we have no
90, in advance. We are also au-
furnish the following publca-
~ o5a of our subscribers only, at
Jllll3g RACES for one year -
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: ''VI'hl7'VIVNi fti MArch tn, IS6f
To Messrs. CHAs BAeKMAN g. Co. NY
Gentlemen We avail ourselves of this method tn in
iorn you that We have repeatedly made an examinaon i,
Brandies Whiskey, Gin ami Wines with which tho bi,
tenden County Agency at Burlington has been mainly
supplied from houes for the past three years also
mems from other agencies in the State procured from
We have found them invariably full strength and n,;
form purity and quality superior every repect 10
mems from other For medicinal uses tbev r.
fulfilled our expectations and received our uno,a9d %
Proval and without hesitation confidently
mem . an VINO wish to supply themselves with Liquors up-
on winch they eau rely for purity strength we AZ.
Yeur most obeaient servants ~
SAMUEL w. THAYER Jr M D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ D.
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nv offer 20 the country trade consumers complete
w assortment every variety Of LIQUORS WINES &c
and wOui thai our experience more than forty years
- Importers Is not only asacient gasrntec for the purity
Of our seols but that il eEables to or advantages to
buyers that cannot be exeel BY any in Bostan-
Owing to the aieuy Of procuring many towns strict
y pure aud reliable ariice Of Liquors Wines for eii
mai and other purposes have for many years given sp
M astentiou to Sling Orders fr private ufe consumers
WI hHa y greatly to ther alEansge their orders
70 rs direct as ne employ travelling other agents
whatever Persons who reuiFe pure Liiuers Wines h
iars O snail quantities, may rrst assured that an orr.
sal F-tss best poaAl atteuon and that every ar
iise sut s eur hoass viii b. satisfactory 10 ever, respect
Communications by mail wili reesiye prompt att.ntiop
vita fun aud compete eatslosaes Of gods prizes SC
l. D. RICHARDS & SONS.
s. 50 STATE Sfsses Res,.5p
ho~'an' aF-ii- = ISL l5-E+iy
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fn0 KEGs NAILS. fl zalr a la- rt,sss. t,r
foc u AElis s WILSON.
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BRADFORD, Vt, March 2Sth 1861
TO ,chom may concern FL hereby certify that have
been commissioner of Orange County the wears Isfo
iool ana have procured the Wines and Liquors with hr
have supplied the Town Agents of said County from
Charles Backman, No 50 Front Street. New York ,as
have had careful Analyses Of said Wines and Iiouer n
BY Chas Chandler, Esq, Professor OF the Apalticai
chemistry Union College, Schenectady. N Y and that in
an ana every instance the result has been to roye finer. r.
be perfectly pure and suitable for medicinal PURPOSES
can therefore most confidently reeomond tho ho,s 80
Chas Baekman Co. to all those who praier ,iy;, 80
orders to honorable and conscientious men ee 'ns'
GE0. p BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange Co
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NJ, sBHESEcrADY, August 10Th ls6o
Orange County vt
Dear SRI have anslyzed the following samples az
ana VINE frwarded by you. and find them Ia he
and we'll suited for medical use ~ 'Anees'
Four samples Of Brandy, two sau,ules Of w-I,.k. a,
sample Of Gin, one sample Of Port Wine one
The Gin and Port particularly are Of extra on.l;.
CHARLES y. GHAxpLER
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry. Union co,,e,a
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We are permitted to refer to the following Comuie;r.
Town Agents. and PLY sicianS Of the stata 81 Ves, -
IN so doing guided by desire to place befr a.
-. that are IN themselves evidence that in eyr
% IN 9e eat the ruest aud most desirable articles Is
our titie vii te offered for sale to custon.rs -
hgtTeAess- Edwari Huugerford PrasssSor ~ s,t.,.
- ~ feisifs OF Vermont 8 ". flraysr n nsn
- s ne1et leaity IN the University Of Vermont ~
lnef, Professor etc. In the University Of Yerno.t
t,ssee Agent burlington County Co,ar,iss;rorrs
Hiteneh chtteneu; Caivin Bioirctt Israel sc4
Fearee Washington; Charles Davis r. Ssnbo
~. ae,"hia W H. VI 'iinglam. " H. Thomas I.Tncsita,
sIsncef, b frsbie. Kufisnd II f,ilpnre Ill.,
80. BALDWIN, Orange; George Fisher WiBis,.,s HI i
e Nee'aiiam and Ira Clifford, Addison isl5i~
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eotV respectfully announce the public thst thsv
~ hSfe opened ncT Boot aud shoe stnrr i, q y
: nAse ! 20 new liuai7gs NJ. Westminster street her,
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9ashriIIE Auiull.
sATURDAY MoRNINe. JUNE I. lgea.



Within the past few days a great many
Tennessee soldiers, who have left the
rebel army recently, have presented
themselves at the Capital and taken the
oath Of allegiance. The following is the
oath:
/ do solemnly swear that l will sup
port, protect and defend the Constitution
and Government of the United States,
against all enemies, whether domestic or
foreign, and that / will bear true faith,
allegiance and loyalty to the same, any
law, ordinance, resolution or convention
to the contrary Notwithstanding; and
further: chat do this with full deter
minatfpn, pledge and purpose, without
any mental reservation or evasion what
soever; and further that / will not give
aid, comfort, information or encourage
ment TO persons engaged in the present
rebellion against the United States that
Twill well and faithfully perform all the
Estties which may be required Of me by
". So help me God"
p We are gratilied to say that Mr.. ?. l..
NIoHoL, Clerk of the County GouVt seve-
raj of the Bank officers, and Mr.. w. II.
JOHNSON, Agent of the Penitentiary, have
taken the oath. We know of a num-
Der of other gentlemen who had better
take the oath in hurry, and keep it too,
if they would save themselves from
trouble.
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United State of America
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

AAA"a'A'AA AAhAAtANA VT AkNNf-HfEs
M HEREAS, information was aod within and for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Nashville
on the esth day Of May, A D.. 1862 by John Trmblo,
ESQ, Attorney for the United States FOR the Middle
District OF Iennessee who prOsecutes herein on behalf
OF The United States against certain property viz "a
Lot situated on the Northeast corner Of Cherry street
and Franklin street, In South Nashville and tho
buildings thereon the said buildings recently erected
Tor The purpose Of preparing materials for the manu-.
iacture Of Gunpowder; also the machinery aud tx.
lures connected with said establishment praying pro-
cess against the same, that Il DO 6andemuSd as for
feited.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monition, mn.
uef inc seal OF said Court TO directed and deliv-
cred, do hereby give public notice 20 an persons
olalnng sald property, or Ia any manner Interested
therein that they be and appear before sad Circuit
Court 70 be held at the City Of Nashville IN aud Tor
said District, on the 9Th day Of October 1862 at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon q that day then aud there 70
interpose their claims, and TO make their allegations
In that behalf IL r. GLASCOCK
June5-l4t L. s Marshal n. D. r.
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The works we're on the brow Of ridge,
considerably higher shan any IN The sur
rounding country, and at the foot Of Il was
a raviue, correspoudingly deep. The zigzag
course OF the line gave the defenders The
command OF oil the feasible approaches aud
hundreds could have been moved down at
every step made By en- assaiiHg army, even
from the imperfect earth banks which had
been thrown up
Had fight occurred Il must have been
decided by artillery, aud 10 this respect, we
had the advantage both in number and cali
bre OF our guns but bad they improved the
advantages they possessed, and fortified ss
men who really intended to make a stubborn
defense, this superiority might have been
overcome.
The conduct Of the rebels is indeed beyond
comprehension here il place commanding
several important railroads; a place the
seizure OF which Beauregard confessed in bis
celebrated dispatch 70 Davis, would open to
US the Valley Of the Mississippi a position
capable of stubborn defense Us Sebastopol,
and yet scarcely an effort Is made TO fortiiy
It, and its possessors fly at our approach
The abettors OF the rebels ia Europe are
watching with eager interest every step
made in this country, with a view Of obtain
ing a recognition, at any favorable moment,
Of the bogus Confederacy. A stubborn re-
sistance, even though followed by defeat,
would command respect abroad but sue
cession of excavations, upon the slightest
approach Of danger, can insure only con-
tempt.
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Tho sheIhvriIIe nIeetinr.

We doubt not that our friends will hold
q glorious meeting in Shelbyville to- day.
Old Bedford is Union TO the core and
never does things by halves.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07

THEATRE.- The announcement of Miss
Conslantine's name for benefit drew a
large house last night, which we were
much gratilied to see. Miss G. is one
of the very best dancers our theatre has
seen for many years; and her rendering
of Gertrude and Emma Toqreas convinced
us that her talent might also be well
employed as an actress. Mrs. Demands
Widol0 Delmaiae was bewitching, gay and
saucy. This lady's acting is always of
a superior order. But the most natural,
canting hypocrite we have ever seen was
Harry Everett as Sleek. Mr.. G. Hamil-
toms rollicking, warm hearted Irishman,
yotain Mcguire, was "jist the thing"
In fact all the characters were well re-
presented and the Company seems to be
improving nightly.
Tonight the comic drama Of =" Ireland
as it Was" and the farce of Hunting a
Turtle" with singing by Mr.. Dullield.
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New Name for 1t.

A letter writer in Louisville says, chat
"some of the rebel women in that city,
when they meet Federal officers pull aside
their dresses to sRoU their contempt" That's
a new name the Louisville girls hSse got
for it. Well, let 'em sbo0 IL.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07
Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, Ienu Stay I, 1862 a negro
~ man who says hi 81 name IS LaWis sud says le
belongs Co Zeb. Baird Of Wilson County Tenn. ago
about IS years weighs about no OF $50 pounds col.
or black scar right cheek bone, SAID % BE done
Boy Kick from a hnrse o feet in1he8 high dressed
M brown ierns clothes, black wool bat lhe owner s
requested to come forward, prove properly, and pay
chargoE ls the law directs. u M HINTON,
mayo sheriff aud Tailor OF D. @.
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col. HArroN, of Lebanon, was killed
Al the Battle Of Chickahominy. So say
Inc dispatches to the Memphis papers
IA gentleman Of this city says that two
avs before he joined the rebel army he
announced himself an incorporating
LInionist