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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-06-21

AN UNPARALLELED FR.rnA
fraud Of the utmost ASTOUNDING and
elaborate character has Just come To
light 1t is nothing less than the inter.
polation of a forgery into the organic
act under which Wisconsin was admit.
ted into the Union, and which has 70.
manned undiscovered for,the past four.
teen years.
The forgery consists of the CLOSING
proyiso of Section Two of the oroanic
act, which provides that ''the liabilities
incurred by the territorial government
of Wisconsin under the act entitled
'An act to grant quantity of land to
the territory of Wisconsin,. for the
purpose of aiding in opening canal 10
connect the waters OF Lake MICHIGAN
with those of Rock River herein be-
fore referred to, shall be paid and dis
charged by the State Of Wisconsin"
1t is upon this proviso that the Rock
River Canal Co. has hitherto founded
Its claim against the State. It is this
proviso and the unsettled claim of that
company, which the United States
Government has invariably pleaded i'm
bar OF every application of the State
tor the 5 per cent fund due her.
X
Senator Howe, Of this State, after
finding. the indubitablc evidence of the
forgery, introduced a bill in Congress
renting to Wisconsin upon the,
amount due as a war tax sum equal
to what is her due from the Federal
Government on account of the FIVE per
cent. fund. This bill, after the evil
dences of the bogus nature of the pas
sage referred to in the act admitting the
State into the Union, received the unani-
NOUS support Of the Finance committee
OF the Senate, and will doubtless be-
come a law. The amount is largo
one, and VIII materially tighten the
hurde9 of taxation upon our people,
instead of going into the peck, Is Of the
hook River Canal Company.-Ma
SOP Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-06-21

: IMPORTANT TO Z. S. SOLDIERS Pa
RoLEp.-All .. S. paroledisoldiers who
desire to be pay rolled will be gratifed
by applying to Major r. S. Smith, at
Madison, who is Authorized to muster
them for payment, ard also to grant
fnrloughs to them for twenty days.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-06-21
S. STEVENS.
Capt. Co. &, 7tl Reg.
Camp Of the 18th Regt W. Vols. ,

camp OF the 18th Reg't W. Vols.
April oath, 1862.
Hon. L. HANcHETT, Washington, d.
C.--Dear Sir:-To-day a dispatch
came from you as follows:
To S. II. Alban, care Col. 18th
Wisconsin: "Get Parks and Comp
toms bodies if killed. Draw if neces-
sary. @ L. HANcHETT, M. CO. -
Z Some days since Gov. Harvey of
Wisconsin was here, and about the
same time was placed iii command of
the 18th Wisconsin, the Colonel and
Major being killed, and Col Beale hav-
ing gone home wounded. Consequent
~ your message came into my hands.
AdJutant Parks was not il, the battle.
1le'is now with the Reg't very sick
Capt. Compton was killed and is buried
near the present Regimental Camp,
near where he fell. His grave is COW
cred and surrounded with logs and ar
ranged as well as it can be here, and
Capt. Jackson will see that board,
with his name cut plainly upon it, is
placed at his head. It is impossible,
with the limited conyepienees here now.
to have the body sent home; but it will
be so marked as to locality, that no
difficulty will be experienced should it
be desirable hereafter to remove it. |
am told that the Captain died like a
soldier, and his friends have the mourn-
ful satisfaction of knowing that he fell
gloriously fighting in the battle that
conquered Beauregard.
| am to be relieved to-day. I leave
in command Of the 18th, Capt. Jack
son. Coming to the Reg't unknown to
any of It's officers Or men, have re-
ceived so much kind and gentlemanly
treatment from all, that I feel as if they
were men of my own State. A week
ago the Reg't had barely one hundred
for duty. To-day it has 40. IF by
my efforts this has been accomplished,
| am gratitied; but it could not have
been done without the aid of officers
and men, all of whom have shown them
selves to be soldiers and gentlemen.
Capt. Jackson will give. you, I pre-.
sumo, any information With regard to
the beg that you may de- We. Very
respectfully
Your obi servant.
VIM. W. BEIKNAP, Maj. 18th Iowa,
Commanding 18th Wisconsin.
2. SIS. Alban, for whom your dis
patch was doubtless meant, is prison
er. Bouck was made Colonel and Lv
on Major, by the4Governor. B.
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sIe -

MORE W ARN.-Another warm day
yesterday, the thermometer hoyerino N
the vicinity Of 90 all dav. Tn the
evening the lake shore was rendered
Lively and picturesque by the conore-
CATION of great numbers of people of
both sexes looking for the lake breeze
lUiltcaukee Sentinel. -.
The idea Of a thermometer sshocer-
ing" is rather a funny one. Wonder
if the sexes sac that lake breeze they
were looking for.
E -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-06-21

Ie Eat1 OIalre HeTUz0 says that
double the land will be broken in that
vicinity, this year, that there was last
Also, that the Hudson and Eau Claire
mail route has been let to Davis e.
Moore, proprietors of the Wisconsin
Stage Companys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14

AppRBss FRoM A SorTH CARoLUA (7) LADY
At ALBANY IN DsSrscIArIoH or fBs SourH-
From the Albany correspondent OF the
New York Hrcid we take the folio wing par.
agrarh:
Mrs. Munson, q native Of South Car olina.
delivered an sddrsss before the military
Committee, In tho Assembly chamber, this
evening, giving minute detail Of her escape
from the Sou III after the breaking out of the
rebellion She had a black story TO tell Of
the secession Of her native State, and how
pu blic opinion was worked up to the proper
pitch She was At Richmond when the
ssce ssion ordinance OF that State was passed,
and said that II was brought about by
manufactured stories Of John Brown raids
Her husband was forced Into the rebel
army. She Afterwards was told that he
had deserted. Her baggage was seized, aud
she was obliged to dy for her lie. and has
not since heard anything abou. him. After
her arrival North she stated that many &c.
t,ye eecessionists had found their way 70
washington and were great Union men
there. adopting II a. cloak TO obtain news
70 furnish the rebels. The people Of tho
S:on,h were kept in ignora nee or the position
Of AFFAIRS in the North. Even the Wheeling
Uon vent tion and the organiza ration OF seps-
rate State was never known 20 the masses Of
ths people No extracts were taken from
Eoythssn papers hus those that tended 70
arouss the pscpls and sIn bitter them asn,lst
iLs Norfh. ehoWlpa tAAs TIE people Wers d.
lpasA and tst Windy iaso sas hws q seese'
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NE'RLS1 EE'S ALE OF VALUABLE
/ rtlLLINtf P@.rr ii Y uN iHh
: I Utt SD 0t JAN = lt1F AZ IN ! l.
TOWN Oh HA.S. IL SIZE --, lb- r.gu -
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neil ~e -hat, L. - 'th i. ai,tan "a t-s pre- T.
Z. oU U~~p l. 3" 3ftt ser u.r ci4,
2O'c'ICk u. th5 W I-L ' 6iiis, b.. n. sou IA
s- 90. jat.t- v'r apt. '.' q 10, c-'r ol i,iCh
1.t.d in ,ha 'wa pt l;a "a .-r = owu as
lie N NJ Cry Vi .'-t y d.aHl-i.'' ii d-L..
MOD. nfsEN -.I 4@.
ia 4j, coat.-. Ia. "ajt !! fee frcnet Burr
; and ait ta- .s+ eggs Or j. ng sid
the. uspn-ea rr- ci ils ''-., IN, 3 ii de-
ia ia. . ara ,agan- g. Ii < uut tToIn
4" - 4'J hos 'f- - ~. hty A." pro-
p ie ., IN Vat-r rp~ r r.. m 're r., er.
81 Oh - II /. il, h'.4 t-e Wit "h'e ars ovs.
sh t.l44 IA e.aH''te'. 'aty ar' 'ocste st
'Le h"en - Ii s-'Tst,r " h 'vt,t ,.+ rereiv.
m y..s't otn ihe iv T, amt ehi9p'hs h)ur nom
th' mills.
The st, srtion % the gual soo-icrlsrly called
30 rh:- e, - 's.ey th-r 5l-se m ofur
= ia. hdyaLtf ges ta p re - s- .ese - III 7ars
"A Il" ii tls - aay o'h~r mn fs' 'ufin- rutt
p, t1e .. 1t uyu.u - h nuidi < G udsrs II
"a, ~ cons-tta - $50 ,s.'' trto,e..
fRNs: "ne-h.t L. cst o...-re q. g, il md
Il m0u H. Eer irg :istt rot.s iGJ ~ : sstd, d.
-acur.d hy tjU' ed % ii assis ~ u + AZ IL
rH &C The t~E.s md H. u.oacz r Ilt1 10 he
a. DIN 4 A?pGRsoN,
syaTyaiiH -4DE IT TTIfl. r.. INi
I or 5,u AGrk+,IN THrt BIfHTY or
Il - bI-Eu. an Z Ni.EtsIN GE
rk,L RAILROAD, ~ ahNO}t.R 4 Ii
DEpt,Y 10 MILES f. DIi. -T!S,tNlI
FOR SAl.E AZ AtJ't.ION. INGLUDINti
CROPS, L lh|, Au. THERE. at 1as
?, IU ST ut nir j .-.tu 4 "ngfirtt T. W. shall
sea-, 1t pG.l'c "a lioa. ou zoe 81 En,ses. on
TUESDAY. ,h- II .ut >,b4usff 1867. At IL
a viUCa A NJ. ~ ;lE;i i;u.t he i.i~ &. = duy
tn r-,ttsr, IaF tea . lsii Farm. cs isd Rt y.
PtGE HILL u5 y"aI Il tir. he now
rrs,drs. .tstutrg al L ~ cr.s,G ,ittand
survey ul =. i.eh .,fi. oe -xat"itti g. Ep h ar
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EUROPEAN rsrsarHHTIoy,

The New York Evr-s'., OF Saturday fsys :;
The signs of European in reference IN our
war with the Southern rebels are evidently
on the increase. II Is evident. also, that - ,
tni.iatory step will be taken not by En- gland
but by France Thurlow Weed, In whoes
judgment we all have confidence, and whose
Opportunities for observation are likely tn be
excellent, writes 70 a friend la Albany, rndsr
date Of 2ls. of January, that the Emperor Ma.
ro,eon would certainly announce tc the
tJorps Legisiatii, on the 9th nit, bis inten.
ton 10 interfere with the snairs of thi. conn
try.
This is a startling announcement, but as
Mr. Weed is not addiC ted to sensations"
or senshti ton writing, W" should not be- sur.
prised if there WIS something In 1t. a few
daysmore will tell. Ihero is 3 steamer due
off Cane Race thatmay eHrtle the story th s
very day In fact, Mr.. y eed, 1t occurs to
us, but gives plain exprssrion 10 the policy
foTeshadowed by the French Minister of
State IN his recent answer to the petitton OF
the Lyons worxmen for relief, and OF which
we have hitherto had something 10 say.
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AxrILLsRv AT TBHARsByAr.


1t WAS announced ;erday that the usual
Saturday rec 'pti0I st tbs W hite House ar
the leves n Tuesday, " uld he omitted OF
acc 7unt of the Illness Of the second son Of
the President. TN Interesting Lad of ahou'
eis ht years of age, VITO hss b Aen y g dsr E
gerCus}y i'll, OF bilious fever, FOR the 'ast
three days Mrs Lincoln has rot left his
bedside since Wedn ssily night, and :enr ,
are en- fert ined for her he'll h. This ever -
Ing the fever has abated, and hop are e. =
tertained OF the recovery Of the little sui
ferar.
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TO WHOLESALE BUiEaS ONLY -
POoITi tfLY No GUODS AT .tETayL l.
The balance of the stock remaining eI
hand at that daie, will be closed out a : ptT
lie auction WithOu ilmit or reserve, h+yi ~
other business cngaS-ments Whl~h Wali &.
qu're my EndlviGed attention. hlrTCh"I s
suffers, aua others, will find this Al excal
lent oppor tupity 10 r-pienIsh their stoc3 49,
Brea. Inducements viii be otfereU, aa tn9 II,
goods were purchased previous to the wtr
Amongst the stock will be found u grra
many staple and desirable goods, CONSISTING
In part Of
Is bales "a Brown Domestlcs,
50 b. las T-S do.
20 bales do.
is miles Brown Jeans,
cases B.eached Shtrtings,
1000 pieces Spring Prings,
loo piece, Lawns,
200 oz Hich0ry shirts,
1000 doz hosiery,
600 packs PiHs,
5000 prds Summer Dress Goods,
200 pieces Jaconet Cam brics.
200 pieces Taps chick Cam bricss
200 pieces swiss Mnsnns,
goo pIeces Dotted 90.
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbon,
loo doz. UndershIrss and Drawers.
100 doz. white Snooi Cotton,
cotton and Wcoien fignueIs.
CrenshaW's best Daeskil Cloth,
100 pieces Gold Lace,
hiiit"ry Gilt Buttons.
200 dCz NJ idras handkerchief
1000 pals Blankets,
100 gross Playing Gards,
80 Water proof Goats,
TO super. W tter-r proof Elankeb.
70 bn les cotton Bats,
5000 yards Fancy %iixs,
% pieces Biaca t5erg~c,
Tog.thsr with a variety OF other GOOD
SUI ed TO the trade, ali OF which WIl! be Cf
fered ut satisfactory prices previous u tn
sale.
IN order to prepare for the auction, tn,
store rill be closed On tns ist April. to Il,
AL inventory Alfred moses.
o3 rAIu street.
RE Sale opducted by 4. Is. Cook, Auct.
e6-2aWts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T GREAT BARGAINS IN CHITa,
4l4AS<SW ARE, AC~-I tending to close bust
ness ne soon as possible, we now Cter 1T pri-
vate gale our entire stock CT
CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
PLATED GOODS,
CHANDELIERS, &C,
ct cost, for CASH.
Our stock consists in part OF rich ard exc
CANT Dinuer aud Tea Sets; Cut and Moulded
Decanters; Coolies, tnampagnes, Wines
Tumbiera; Ont and Moulded HI'ss Bowl
Finger Bowls, Pickle and Sugar Bowls,
Walters, in sets and single, elegast PIs!-d
TIA Sets; Walters, Castors, Vegetable Dishes,
Gobiets, &c; handsome sets of Cham b@5
Toilet Ware, Vases, Plrian Statneties,
Bronzes, SC; White Granite Dinner ard
Teg Sets; fine livery Knives and Forks, PiHi ed
Tea and Table Spoons, Clocks. &C. In fact,
every hing usually found i'll a large China
and House. Furnishing Store.
Now is the time 10 supply yourselves With
bargains. Call early and exam ne our SOCK
STEBBINs, PULLES X 60
fe lS-2W corner 9 and EEoad sts
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MN as astndent, and he had known him u
practic.l military man, and in both relations
ne exceiIsd. He had always eYcajlad ,yh.r
ever and ut whatever he had tstan hoIr,
His capacity WIS uDdoubted. If nny mar
among onr public men was cap, ,cite,ad 20
WELD our huge army. unprecedentad as :, ts
in history, II was. In his opinion, M cClelisn
ANRw PoNTooT rRAIS.
rev pcnto train has jaet bee com.
pie ted and Is row enrs ped near The 4 rsan Al
L. consists OF prInb bsr Of large f,tb IA Is rig
ged with wheels nader them, th-y cnn b.
transported rapidly and secur ly, and an
immense amount Ct timb ard pianks upon
trains OF wagons built expressly for that pur
pose. = his is inde pendent cf the train OF
20 onel Mcleod Murphy. which is III de ci
India rubber boats which are filed with
wind.
AxrrLLsRv AT TBEARsBSAr.
There Is now at the Arsenal hereoyar twr
hundred pieces OF light ariilery, nll Of Whit h
ara esdy Tor the field, snd are held as par
of he reserve, In case anything should ha p
pen 70 tn. four hundred now 10 the army 9;
the Potomac
EBw GCNBoAr PIsoLA
the Vnifed States KunbJat Pinola. last In .
ished a Baltimore. has arrived Mt washing
ton She came past the rebel b lttEriss nc
cor paired by the Re olute, wi hout being
mament and sores. She !. in charge OF
Lieutenant Com manding Crosby. he ri
noIa is 4 screw steamer, about lbs ftet it,
length End 81 feet beam, dra wirc hight about
ten feet three inches. The engines (t-Cl are
beaut utifully ffniehCd. are shout $40 horse
po wer, and were butt by u. Keeder, of Ralti.
more,
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HDQ'RS 18TH REQ VA VOLS.
NOTIOE.-All soldiers belonging to the
~ Eighteenth Regiment Virginia Nolun-
teers, whose furiougns twhe her sic or
otherwise have expired, are hereby notified,
that unless they report themselves n the
headquarters u said regiment, near Centr
Vile wi,bin FIVE DAYS from the date OF thi ;
notice, they will be published as deserters.
GEO. q. GA BELL
Major Cong 18Th Reg Va. Vols.
Ofnbal;
ExL.1 a LICK, Act'g Adjutan. 18th Reg.
Va Vols.
february IL, 1862. fsls-3ts
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asN. E'oL5LLAy Asp HIS gsExIns.

The greatest Indignation prevails here at
the Oersisence of the New York Tribune and
other snrieking journals day sfL"r day in
publishing, In a variety Of forms, the shame
less falsehood that General Mcclellan h s
been reduced TO the simple commend o. tho
Army OF the Potomac. His position IS wholly
unaltered, nor has iG been modified in any
way whatever since the advent Of Mr.. Stan
ton TO the Cabinet. The stsn OF General
McClellap were not notified week ago to
hold themsel YES in readiness TO move ovel III G
Potomac. Mr.. L NJ. Green, q worthy nnc
highly respsc ed private citizen, fs Il tonly
not on Gen. McClelIan's 1T, but has no
connection whatever with the army, nor is his
errand to New York In relation 10 army mat
ters. The remainder OF the 7tn,ss story Is
fQnally B fabrication out of the Whols clio b =,
and like that of the Tribune, is evidently In
tended TO deuejve the pu5iic.
There never has been a difference Of any
kind between the Commander in Chief = Il
either tie Presidept CT Secretary of War as
already alta ed In this correspondence Their
views have from the beginning coincioed in
every particular relating To the war. This
last fabrication of the shriekers is regarded
as the most impud.n: and desperate ahoii-
ton dodge that has hean fsistad upon the
community. The events OF the next few
weeks will abundantly demonstrate how
properly The people have reposed co, fldence
ia the Administration and in the farsi z h ted
young General whose energies re now di-
rected towards the suppression OF the rebel
lion.
The sole preteZt FOR these various assault.
Is 20 be found In the rsc, that the new Secre-
tary OF War possas.es 4 vigor and grasp OF
intellect, and force of Will and energy which
are manifested in every bnreau and branch
Of tie dephrtncnt. but which made no
changes Of oou,psrd ard produced no con
diot of views,
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Kirbmunh 4ispaffb.
FRIDAY MORNING rEn "a ,ae,
IRON KENTUCKY.

Ane otA @sss A1sasiaS -Avdor Of our Troops-
"Ass ~ bssa DssS- HAns aA~s ts 70 De-
Ss'iNss Pisees-Ansissy to Nee fse Eansy.
&c., T..
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NLD DOMINiON INSURANCE COM
p NY.
pTTHSGVD


Otice No. 42 M ain St. nodor ST. Charles Eolel
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $500 OoC
CAsH CAPtIAL..'. -'.-----...- -pU Otl
This Company continues to Issue Fi-s AL
EsriLa POcies on the most :ayoi sbie terms.
Merchandise. Dwelling, saG Buildings geu-
erally. in 5urei.
Inlana Insurance on Goods by Rivers, Car as
R~ip oads, Ac
Marie RIsxs on v s'r >, Cages, end Freis0's
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJ USrEb
AND PAID
ell eommcnica tons addres sed 10 the President
o, Secretary will receive prompt a..sEtio1.
nIRECT TORS:
Cab WORKMAN, DARK Dovnay,
J1bn Fnders, rSmss ID. Talbot,
Samuel Il. Price, Horace p. Edmond,
z. E. Iedd, Grifia B. Ds..ppoi'
John gawert Walker, De-. w Yalcey,
Luther u. S,ilmsn, J 'sepb Brummel,
Pster u. Warwick, WT0. Brent,
James s. Kent, Robert Ii Msury.
JoLn II. G.es-ar Tbomas Jo1ss
u 90. 4. rsrler, Edwin A Smith,
IEn, r. Trlple't, Rgh-rt Paine,
u. = ardg, Robert Williama
VIM Curris, VIM. p. Rsg ana,
James r. trershaw Henry g. Cgbsii
John r. T'iiam., Geo. W. Ror ster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, ia,
Presider:,
CRAs. n. WORKMAN, Secy
fe Tim 10
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IONFEDER TIE HDIrSE,
~ NJ rs MAIN ST. RiosaoSp VA
The su bscriber wisnss 10 inform the pu 81 C
that he has all The DELI AUIkS f the ..a.
sen and will continue 10 faruish them az
proper rates 10 customers or families
promptly.
His bar will be furnished with the bes,
WINES, LIQUORS, &c &c.
Having fuli cor rfidsncs Ia has ability to ca.
Ter Tor the public, he respectfully asks its
patronage. JOHN H. DiG9ES,
Late Disges L. Boo,h)
S.-A" "h"'s -"stnst Digses & g.oota.
ash, $ 81 h- presented nit3ou. aeiay.
IL tO~~a
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1nPoRrAxoE OF THE urIoE succIsssEs ~ Ten
HHeaKu

No one has manifested more delight at the
news OF oar recent victories in Tennessee
than Senntor Andy johnson, OF Tennessee,
and Emerson Etheridse, Clerk OF tho Houah
Of keprssen tatives. Tney have been busy
explaining to Senators and Representatives
the strategic Am poY lance Of the acquisition OF
Forts Henry aud Uonelson. The possession
OF these defencss notoniy cuts CT tne com M u :
nlcarion between Bowling Grssn and CoiuIa-
ms hut opens 10 Federal authority and pro-
t..t,on a tier OF counties extending along
the Tenpsssee river TO Mtss,ssippi and Ala
h.mr-a corner In which large msjorities
ware cnst against secession. aud where thon
s.nd. ~ IJniou men ART still 10 al and ready
- nrcyidsd with srna. 10 tight for ihs main
tsusncs of the Cnson-
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,xs, osaoa&ss's osIaies assasS. x'cysttas.
Ise spsss.s as!s,sysa s.a sssIss II wAsss.
s sss. ss, sss ~ sssss. Il II sss IL sss isss, XXX
fssistl In H,r N't''siisp 81 Ma <ssxv
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EgT AETED-An Experienced .ad industrious
w n A W n q,
To rru steam saw mill at The CArbon HUI Nlnes
In this county. JatI. !. WERTH
Il li--iE
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:ItIM CUNSFARi .; AlF F-Wrii be
ii, ou SAIU sDAY. tbs II day OF
.OGuaJy, 1882, - 10 t'Ciut i ID, ~ he
Tobacco - oHy N Is keI's alley, re uten
i7th and is h Sls lrso Yoha, c. sscf>.ss :, I'D
Il large TO- OF Tobacco stems, . 5 ,ttsts a d5s-
tre So Nafra IA l.. my htId- against 1acIa~s
Ts3bo,t N favor OF william Slaer.
TFss~.-~C sh
& IS GEO 4 ppgEN NJ a. -
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h1CTIon. .~sSix us sssbi slas!s gop.lsase eAa
~ uts.ls glsng ~ ~ dsy u ssss. .. Ma
si;i xosTs epss Y asls. e ass .sss, sS's' s'ss'e
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sl0O, 900 WORTH OF SEASONABLE DRY
GOODS Tb BE "a O>ED OUT PU
lively BY TnE l0rH DAY HE APRI L.
TO WHtLE>A IL BUY EaS ONLY &c.
POSITIVELY No GOODS AT aETapL
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SAT ANIED.-A young Iaay (Fir2iuian)
w Wishes TO obtain u situa ton as
TEACHER. In a private family or good
uoishb5rhOod She has hld several year,
experience in teaching he English branc hes.
Reference given If required. Address BOX
No teI,' Petersburg, Va. fe S-9ts
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$AP L Il D.
w To make a Contract with tome HoepitaI or
Hotel to supply them 10 or IL gallons Of
Nj L K,
At 20 centI Iaforma alton left at this ofHc..
fe l3-9tA JOHN w. NEWTON.
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