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The Atlanta Confs,ieracv. Of F.b,no,v "a


The Atlanta Con5esaeracy. Of February ls,
IN summing up the news, says:
FROM the best evidence we can obtain,
we believe our for:es have been repulsed
at Fort Donelson by the overwhelming re-.
Inducements Of the enemy on Saturday
night, but they were not captured. Our
army retreated in good order back TO CIarks
willie and Murfr.esboro. Some 10 900 nre
said to be cut off by the enemy, but were
not captured, and were lighting thsr way
out Mt last accounrs General Johnson is
at Nashville. with the army from Bowling
Green, and ia resolved to defend il to the
last. The great fnal battle will be fouyh,
near that city, if the enemy approaches,
which NC suppose they will. in n few DAYS.
The same paper publishes the following
despatch, dalei Chattanooga, Feb ls:
Fort Donel,oo has fallen. The loss on
our side cant be ascertained at present.
The Federals are marching on Nashville,
and We regard tho city in great dung.r.-
Our army will probably rally near Nash.
vile. Generals Pillow, Floyd aud Bucknrr
are all safe at Nashville. Great excitement
there.
The Atlanta Commonwealth Of the 18th
instant says:
We have received later news, which i,
reliable, from passengers on the State tain,
direct from Nashville. Cons Pillow and
Flo d, finding that further r.sis,apce was
useless. evacuated the forI, and rc,r.a,.d in
good order. Gen. Buckncr, WHO was out.
side, being surrounded. Gu, his way through
the enemy, and lac aud nearly al his com
mand ARE safe. Buckner himself telygraphs
this to Nashville. No prisoners have been
captured by the Lnc"lni,es excepting u few
that were Gu. of from tho main body. Il
Is with unail"!ed gr"llcat Oh that We ale
able TO nnhuunce that Nashville has not
been taken. SO far fr"m this, General
10 'nson says they ran have Nashville wher
they have whipped him aud his army, and
Rot before.
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Bank of the State

lARLEsroN, l2thsebruary, 1861.
The Legislature having. at its late ses.
sion, authorized the Issae Of Bond, tc the
amount OF s675,O0O, bearing an interest OF
seren per cent, for the purpose of providing
the finds required TO sustain the State In
the /. t OF Iesuming her rights Of sovereign
ty, this Bank is now prepared to dispose ol
the Bonds. Thcy are issued in sun, OF
$50, Sl0O. and $500. Au opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen To- make secure
and profitable Investment, while contribu-
ting aid to the cause ia which the State i.
engaged. With the view of enabling citI-
zens in any part of the State TO share 10
the Loan, the Clerks Of the Courts Of The
several districts have been required 10 open
books of subscription FOR the Stock. Sni.
liable arrangements will he made for furn.
ishing the Bond, on the receipt Of the mon.
ey, ut an early da, after each subscription.
has been made. Engagements tor the pur.
chase Of Bonds may be made at the Bank
or ut any of its Branches. IL is probable
that, at the next Session ofthe Legislature,
those parties who desire il may nav. their
Bonds converted into Stock.
{ NJ FJkNNS, Pre,ri,u.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RI p. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, Mr.. Samuel II. Lynn has
spplcd to me for Letters Of Admin.
lsiration on all and singular the Goods and
Chattles, Rights and Gre ]its of James X.
Lynn late of The District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me ut our next Ordinary's
Court for the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 2Sth day of
February inst, to show cause if any, WHY
the said Administration should not be
granted.
- Given under my hand and seal,
l." ). this Ilth day Of February in
49, } the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixtytwo, and in
the clghtysiyth year of the InG.pcndcnce
ct th' State of South Carolina.
4. 4. HAMMOND,
o. J.. ID.
feD. IL, 1861. -2-2t. p 81 so.
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Notice.

WILL be at the usual places Of collsc
l. ting Taxes on the following Days, viz
At Tank, Saturday March lst.
At the Court House, Monday March Sd.
At Matthias Crenshaw's, Tuesday March 4th
At }. B. Mobley's Store. "Wednesday March
9th.
At Horizons, Thursday March 9th.
At Taxahaw Friday March 7th.
AT Funderburk's Muster. ground Saturday
March S,h.
At John ). Smals Monday March 10th.
AT Mrs. lluey's Tuesday March Ilth.
At Crnigsvlle "Wednesday March 18th.
At Il. X. MagilI's Store Th irsday March
18th
AT Bellair Friday March l4th.
AT Ross Store Saturday March 18th.
And ut the Court House during the first
three days of Court. Free Negroes must
make their returns and pay their Taxes du.
ring the month OF March. The Tax Book.
will be closed on the 35th day of April
All returns must be msdc on or before that
day. Those neglecling TO make returns by
that time will hr double taxed
Persons having official business with me
will call on |. w. Hunter who is authorized
TO act for me during my absence.
J. Il. HUNTER,
T. c. l.. n.
Feb. D, 1862. J2-3m
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The Enemy at Florence


The Huntsville .idcocaie furnishes tue
following;
we lear" from private sources thar,
when the three Yankee sunLos,s visited
Florence, about 25 Yankee, went ash Die.
broke open the railroad warehouse, all.
stracted smHil quantity OF Government
stores-bacon, dour and molas.es and
some private property uf the sane char.
ac,er. aud put them aboa.d their boats.
Several citizens, with flag of truce.
went down and told them that they were
removing rr'vate property a. well as
public property. They replied tha, they
did not lnleGd 10 Interfere with pri, ate
property, or TO attack the tow uulass re.
sisted. II resisted, they would shell the
town. They invited the gentlemen n.
board the boat, but they pruden;ly de.
cli"ed. They restored the private bacon,
de-, to the Warehouse. but carried off the
Government stores, without any further
depreciation, al ,ha, point.
We learn further THAT. thew attached
their telegraph's batteries 10 our wires
~t Florence. and, it is believed, sen, some
messages, which mysritied our citizens by
their contradictory character. They
doubtless. received in FORMATION from our
side by the same means.
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Important from Norfolk.

NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL AND THE NORTH
NORFOLK, February lG-The Bait
more Rcps6teaa. Of February IA, con
ta'ns accounts from Pot Royal up to
the 10Th inst. One Of its dispatches
rom that place says: {: The feet is en-
route from Port Royal to Savannah, and
WAS expected to have landed 5000 troops
on Monday night. The Federal forces
have destroyed the water pipes leading
to the city Of SavaI~sl, aud they have
sawed of, sixteen feet b.iow the surface
Of the water. the piles which ~ere driven
down 20 DISTRICT the passages. Twelve
regiments were under marckiag orders
to leave Por, Royal on Monday, on All
expedition inland, against the Charleston
aud Savannah RAILROAD, and thence to
Charleston. Three regiment. Of cavalry
are TO join them. Two simultaneous
movements we're to be made one direct
to the Railroad, and another to the vi
cin'ty OF Elisio Island. A large number
OF regiments were said to be arriving Al,
Por. Royal, sad much heavy ordinance.
Many buildings. including q large hos.
pital. were in course OF ereetioa st Port
Royal. Whi.key, at Beaufort aud Hill.
ton Head, is slS = gallon. Breast~ orks
seven miles long, across the Island, were
finished.
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Re rniisti"g for Me Wr--Tbe Lynch
burg (V~.) Republican learns from an
AJjutani in one Of the Mississippi rssi.
pneut', at Cen,reville, that some sixteen
Mi.sissiPpi aud Louisiana regimesis have
Se-enlisted Tor the war. and that the good
work is going forward with great Msei
~. lie estimates that some fifty thou
sand troops on the Potomac have already
enlisted for the war. he says ,hst the
late news has given great impetus TO
the work
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The AMerieda War Crisis-NaSoieon's
Speech in The Frcnch Chamber on the
american Wp.-Napoleon opened the
French Cbamt,er on the 2Sth ult. In A
speech be said :
= The civil war which 1eso!ates America
has greatly compromised our commercial
interests. So tong, ho,Ocrer, as The rights
Of nestrots are respected, ,ce must eoryfae
ourselres TO expressing wishes for an
early termination of these dissensions
The speech refers TO the pacific relation
Of France, and recnpilula,es the financial
programme Of Fonld's hudpe,.
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Denoraiisation of tie Rebel army -
The se1 expiration OF the term Of enlist.
mea, OF up~srds Of eighty thousand Of
the troops in the service Of the rebel junta
in Virginia is evidently inspiring that
august body with the mos, serious ansa.
siLess. The fact ihst out Of AN entire
South Csrolins regiment. whose time WAS
up the other day, no, more than one
hundred men could be got to re.enl;sL is
to'srably conclusive proof lha, their fears
are we'll founded. f,hs South Csrolia.
ians. who were the frs, 10 raise ths stan
dard OF rebe.lio". ,hus early d..e,, il,
~ha. hopes are there that tie men from
the other States can be iadaced 10 70
main in hopeless inactivity at Manassas,
the more particularly s;ace they ind the
safety Of their homes threatened At every
pejr. by The Federal expeditions This
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enlistment question is the greatest dan.
ger that has as yet menaced the rebel
Government. The anxious forebodings
OF its orgaus prove the wisdom of Gen.
McClellan's policy Of patience. When
he advances he will find the strength of
his adversary broken by other and more
boodless agencies than The movements ts
urged by those profound military s,ra.
tegis's, Generals Gurley and Greeley
". y. Herald.
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The Soldiers Board Of Relief

AZ u meeting Of the Soldies Board Of Re.
lief, on the 2ad Februar" inst, it was
DEFINED necessary 1" tax the District 40 Der
cent. The Board will meet again n, the
Court House, on the 18th day Of March
next, at ~ o'clock a. n, for the purpose
OF making an apporiionrent, OF the funds
TO be raised, nmong The wives and children
OF Volunteers in service, needing assistance.
u there should be any Others in the DIS
irict, who have not made application, they
Tc required to do 80, on or before the day
OF the next meeting Application may b..
made to either member Of the Board, or
forwarded by any other person.
GEo. Nice. WITliERSPOON,
Chr'm
E.h 81 laa1 ~
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Day of Fasting, Humiliation and
prouer

President Davis has issued Proclamation,
setting apart Friday, 2Sth inst "a a day OF
Fasting, Humiliation aud Payer, inviting the
people OF the Confederate States to repair to
their respe"tive places Of public worship, 20
humble themselves before Almighty God, in
PRAYER, for Ills protection aud iavor to our be.
loved country
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RIcuMoSp. Feb. Congress to-day
confirmed Geo. u. Crittenden aud w. W.
Leonard as major generals.
. The Hon. Howell Cobb made feeling
and eloquent speech on the closing Of
business in u's Provisional Con yress. and
Ssnnosoeed that body a'josrrel sine die.
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Steam Mill Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER adopts this method
Il Of letting the public know, that he
has on hand at his Steam Saw Mill, a very
large lot Of good and well seasoned Lum.
Der, which he would be pleased to sell to
punctual customers on the usual terms
lie would also request all persons indebted
TO him by account for Lumber to come for.
ward and settle either by c.,sh or note
cash, @ eoucse, preferred. a competent
person will always he found at the Mill.
ready 10 wait upon customers
JAMES NJ INGRAM.
Janu7ry Is, lSf2. i9tf.
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r n LE ID Err.

A Good Pronotion.--Weieaaa from good
authority that Col. J. ID Kershsw, 2d Regi.
ment, South Carolina Volunteers, has been
promoted to u B'igader Geuerals,ip.. Char.
lesion Couri.t
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COM MI1"TED.

- 10 The jail. nt Lancaster e. H., s. c.,
on The 18Th inst. negro boy. about
years OF age D feet 10 Inches high,
le says his name is FED, and belong, to
iieory A.: Hunter, Of Mecklenburg county,
n. &. The owner is hereby notified TO
como forward, prove property. pay charges
aud take him away.
JAS. F. BARR, Jailor.
Lancaster c. H., Feb. IS. 1862.
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The Soldiers Board of Relief at their meeting
on last Saturday levied Tax cf 40 per cent
upon the District general Tax, being the full
extent allowed by law. A notice from the
Board, in our advertising columns, will interest
persons entitled to this fund
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NOTICES. we have discontinued the
CREDIT SYSTEM entirely, all ordcrs must be
accompanied with the cash or its equivalent
Special agreements, or those 10 whom VIC arc
Indebted excepted.
Dec. %, kOOPMANN l. SOMMERS
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most ample indemnity for the past, and
mos, complete security for the future.
The resolution WAS opposed 10y Jenk.
ins, Of Virginia.
1t was advocated in apowerIul speech
by foo,e, consuming all the session.
Foo,e moved his resolution be laid on
the table.
RICHMOND. Feb. 2l.-Oflicial intelli
genco here states that Gen. Price recently
fought Battle near the Arkansas line.
when he killed ZOO of the enemy ard
lost only 100 Confederates. 1t is reported
AS brilliant victory.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 2l.-Lieut. Daqnecrow,
Of the l4'h Mississippi, who WAS in the
tat,le ut Fort Donelson, arrived here las,
night and gives the following accoun,
The enemy opened the fight on the
Fort. Our forces were from $4,000 10
$4,000; embracing one or two Regiments
of Cavalry and four Geld batteries. On
Wednesday morning :he sharp shooting
Of the enemy opened fire in connection
with their Artillery, on our left, and con
tnued through the dav. Thursday and
Friday they continued. but it WAS little
more than AN Artillery drill, with fight
between skirmishers little loss on our
side.
On Friday the Gun Boats opened
tremendous fire and the Fort which con,
tinued wi,hoa, in,er,nssion through the
dav.
On Saturday morning the Confederate
Army was ordered out al 3 o'clock ana
formed IN line Of battle. The FIGHT run
from the centre 10 the left and soon be,
come general. A great battle ensued,
and we took seven or eight cannon and
two or three hundred prisoners. The lat
ter were not recap,ured. Oar success
continued through the day, uuiuterrup
ted.
One Of the enemy taken prisoner re.
ported that the Fed-rals were so QUO
strong and that they had teen reinforced
80 600. On the strength Of which re.
port Is 'ckner raise white flag and pro
pose to capi,nla,e, but rs the fighting
WAS resumed it Was supposed our terms
were not accepted.
Our loss in killed is estimated n, from
to 500, wounded, IL 500, which
were removed to Dover.
The Confederales were commani.d hr
Pillow, Floyd, Buckuer and Bushford
Johnston, all OF whom exhibited the
greStest cniisn,ry.
The reported capture of is 600 pris
"uess it Is supposed is greatly exaggera
tel. As siraelers in squads, companies
aud bAualions escaped dnrng Saturday
night under the cover Of darkness In
this way nearly third Of FIovTs Brig
ade escaped. BucAner is reported TO have
escaped also
The enemy fought very isspera,ely.-I
Snow. to the drr,h Of : inches, and see,,
WAS falling during ths battle
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Notice.

nURlNG MY ABSENCE IN the army,
- James Il. Lark is authorized to repre-.
sent me officially. Thc Office will be kept
open AMI the duties pcetsiniue thereto dis
charged bv him.
II. }. HANCOCK, OK c. C.P.
Lancaster &. II Jan. -. 1859. 5ltf
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Acknowledging to the sickoess of the
principal hand in our Office, our paper con.
tains, this week, less than the usual amount of
reading matter. A few stale and non.payinc
advertisements have beeu thrown in TO Gil up.
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More oops Wanted.

We lca,n (says the Charleston Mercury) that
'the President has called for 5000 more South
tCarolinians for TIC War.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Feb. 20.-The latest North.
ern accounts Of tho battle Of For, Donelr
son. admit that the Federal army was
terribly cut 10 pieces, and the dead lay in
hesps. TIE scent OF the battle beggars
description. and the Federals have \ dea,
,y boagh, victory. Companies were de.
privsd. of officers and officers of compan.
les. The dead were ,hickly stre~n across
the field by the Confe,ierates to fearful
effect. 4 erea, por,ica Of the prisoners
were sent to Chicago, and the balance
to Springfield and Indiana polls.
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Confederate Congress.

RICHMOND. February co. House: Foo,e,
OF Tennessee, introduced resolution, re.
solving that whatever Propriety there
may be in the original adoption Of what
is known as the defensive policy 20 con,
nectioa with the prosecution OF the pen
ding wsr for soutaeo independence. Re-
cent events clearly Gemoms'rate the expe.
diency Of abandoning dsst policy hsnce-
for,h and forever, and that Il bc the duty
Of the Government to impsrt all possible
activity to our military forces to sssail
the forces Of the enemy, wherever tbey
may be found, either on the land or on
uator, with the view Of obtaining the
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John Anderson

W. THIS Thorough bred Jack is ont
~ Of MAREIGU. lie il IS hands
high, years old. dark iron gray,
nnd inely propnrtioned. lie will stand the
Fall season at this place, on the following
terms: For the season, $40 90
Lancaster e.. H., Sept ~, lS66,-3Itf.
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Notice.

HAVE LOST TWO NOTES, one on
1 + -. Green, for Sl2S,OO, dated March
l2tn, 1901 and one on james r.. Cureton,
for 100000. dated (as well as | remember)
on the ist OF February, 1861. All persons
ARE warned against trading for the above,
ns they will be renewed after :his sdyer.
'i-ement. X. NJ. SIMS.
De.. 25th, 1861, 46 --3m.
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Mr. Thomas Denton ha. our thanks for late
Richmond papers
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From the Atlanta !Soathern Confcderaey,
Of the 10Th.
CHATTANOOGA, February IS
Fort Donclson has fallen. The loss on
our side cannot be a,certaincd at present.
The Fedcrals are marching on Nashville.
and We regard the city in grca, danser.-
Our army will probably rally near Nash.
vile Generals Pillow, Floyd and Buckner
are all SAT. n, Nashville Great excitement
there.
Up to this writing, we have no despatch.
es concerning tho operations nj Fort Don.
el'on and Na,h' He, and Wa did not receive
any Tennessee papers by yesterdays mail
The n.ost extravagant and unbridlcd ru.
mor- and reports by passenger. and trle
craps from irresponsible parties, have circu-
lated for two days, with the freedom of the
air We breathe.
From the best evidence we can obtain,
we believe our forces have bean repulsed
at Fort D"nslson by the overwhelming re-.
Inducements Of the eurmy on SATURDAY.
night, but they wero not captured. Our
army re.rea,ed in good order back 10
Clarksvlle and Murfresboro. Some 10 600
are said to Lc cut of by the enemy, bu,
we're not captured, and were fighting their
way out at last accounts
General Johnston is at Nashville with
the army from Bowling Green. and is 70
solved to defend it To the Iass The great
final battle will he fought near that city, If
the enemy nppsoashrs, ~hich We suppose
they will, in few days. We caution the
people not to believe extravagan, or un
reasonable reports.
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6OOO POUNDS IRON,

INCLUDING Plow Iron, Plow Steel, &,
L For sale At JONES CROCKErTS.
Feb l3, l86l-itf
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(The Latest J

AUucsrA, February 10 -Passcngers by
the Georgia Railroad to.night, assert that
Pillow and Floyd, after gallant defence
Of ten days, cut their way Through the enc.
my, and are now in the neighborhood Of
Nashville. Gen. Johnson is at Gallatn.
and has no idea of sarrrnd-ring Nashville.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 2G.-The Atlanta Csa
.fedcracy Of thi. morning Publishes dis.
patches from a reliable source which saws
Johnston, Buckner, Pillow and Floyd are
in Nashville making preparations to NEE,
the enemy.
Buckner's forces were cat of on Sun
day but nearly all are fighting their way
out or making their way through the
hills to Nashville.
The enemy arc in possession Of Fort
Donslson.
Buell. is in possession Of Clarksville.
The total Confederate loss at For, Don
e!son is abou, $500, the Federal loss
5000.
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A FRESH supply OF Garden Seed, en-,
"A bracing all the varieties usually soli
in this market, ust received and for sal. by
JONES CROCKETT.
Feb 3. 1861. l,f
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WAR NEWS.
THE FALL OF FORT DONELsoN
STILL HELD BY TIE SOUTH.
ERN TROOPS.

AUGUSTA, February ls, 8 p. ia DE- Eve
arrived here from Nashville tonight. lie
says that Fort poncl.0n surrendered on
Sunday morning Gen Albert Sydney John.
son teIegrnphcd to the enemy, Offering 70
surrender the city Of Nashville on the con
ditioa that the enemy woulG respect private
property. No answer was received bat n
majority Of the citizens seemed willing to
give up the place on this single condition.
Large numbers of the people have left the
city. Thirteen thousand. At the time when
Fort Donclson surrendered, there were H..
600 troops at that post, AMI 1000 at Clarks-
VILE. The Cumberland River was rising
40 that it vas thought that the enemy's
gunboats could reach the city.
tIhird Despatch)
RICHMOND, February l8.-No details have
been received in official quarters relative t.
the casualties at Fort Donelson. The tels.
graph connecting with Nashville have been
covered with ice and icicles foe The past
two days, and great difficulty is experienced
in transmitting messages A despatch from
Nashville says tha, Floyd and Pillow are
there, The enem,'s report of the number
Of prisoners taken is DOT believed. There
i great anxiety to hear further particulars
from our own men.
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A telegraph despatch hrs been received
at the War Office, from Cleveland, Tenn.
-ssee, in which il is stated that we have
lost but 5000 prisoners. and that Pillow
aud Buckner had marched OF viii, their
commands.
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Feb. -, 1852. alt
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-06

Attorney and Counssiloraat law. Minnneap..
oils, Minnesota- on Hennepin avenue.
al business intrusted - his cara viii tessiyS