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"a Major Dou-isine. Il Is fi.osen. is snsf
tefesl IN the Nlile iion<e fi.d la.s Nrisiet
soEic ilifels descriptive - .i.c .lti-s riIr-ft
yhd f,lilov i,a- j iciierti he' ~ -hc roiaisr
3 Gene - thar hosre q: nlnslrirnS. and VS. ~
tanned ii.FaFlsh i.siiiaic ifirnd q Tie +
We 8ev la,l an sffri <olfn filnl iis-e S'.t.,
il,c' rIecsirns IN 0ii'o lsiit.-r i'e,n,ssisasi
anil boz AZ. Old Abe alsl ss-s.iess aid N,.li,l.
fssf i H. rc-lTt sery utcir. a-ai ID VAS more
fii.- x N,-s cffcr she ii,ss iir--sn IL co-sr i
bcfssc the jIt-iils.ili cenii ;r.i siorr Tt-
da5 he rcs.sel NJ, enough Ia tel 'ss on, IT.
said lie eiecs an iii,sil u him - Jog SPEC
kcfatlir in siiiisse. WHO -vanfci fo i;i- fi iie
hogs be could AMI toatri,i the iaai sel lie
got an the shiuIlas;srs ia two Dr iAree hanAs
and oIlcnel an Office IN Chicago .b invite Sr-
lerk One day m old Teller rud, IA nifty
plane l,ld 1eller. aud wanied 10 sfll sum hozs-
I ilfw l.any have se gpt ? sed sile sPskss-
4 ! don't know ezactIs.s said the big i.9s
WAL s..ii the spekelai6r. y gsi-ss III take
al lyon can bring anyhow. /" and the iisger was
named l-it was good fgser-
.iSeav. sez the old felitr, lies give me q
pafer Saying what you'll DO. and PM in il TINT
| may deliver tie hogs IN Chicago. o. Alt.ss.
or Springfield. jes as please.
1OfI course. sex the sPekeiatur, and BE
wrote the paper
The old fellow went away. and in few d<ys
his live pork begun 10 come in.
Tho clerk came in one day. and says 10 fiie
speckelatrr, ~Old Benson sez he ffhc old itl
Ier's Iiame vas Benson has sent 10000 hogs.
And here IS letter from. Springfield; he lias
sent N l5 900 there. and the acelt af Alton
says he has sent in 10000 there and tic
money has cen almost run cuf. and ho writes
for more
-rery well. sez the sl.eielainr. 4 gxess
thatll finish the old feIier's lot
Bot be was mistaken Every naorisin' more
lIeifers-more hogs driven ia-rhore moray
wanted At iast the speckelatur began to be
skkered, and sent FOR -0ld Benson : who you
may be sure. wasn't far away.
rWen. old fcller. sez he, you hev' a good
Iaany hogsl"
Fright smart lot on EN-. says tie old chap
4 q send in 10000 more 10 morrow
/ HTAnnder and blazes - sez the speceklafnr,
ahbw many on airfh hev' yons-
tDbn't know" says OH Benson Il hsvi a
big l4i 70 cone ret.
/ -Sde here, old feilcr. .sez The spekelator Z. I
guess yoa had better quit Geliverin: Just keep
the nloney you've got. ard take AZ The hogs
hav and let me outof thai CONTRACT for he d
/ fdnndout who Old Benson was. and begin 10
hey notion of the size Of his pile and the
strength Of his game.
Alter some dispufin. the spekelator made
over his hogs to Benson. and shut up his Of
fice. and went to settle with the banks
Nov" sez Old Abe = Stanton. ''ypn kin
tmaka the application Yourself. and may be
you'd better be geftin ready 70 hand over
things to these Democraa for they don1 seem
to be done dsliverin' yet N afraid, Stan ton,
I'VE can't control TIE niarket--f fifistl0g PoA-
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CsARKK3oE F0R sALRt

rT@ftf~ lfl -i-H4 fl- IinN- S1t.1 n. -lra.ri
iai.c 81 ~ = tr-tl kr-At-ilt 4 -
I.iIi-.I = ~ if---r .r fr, r -srf rol .irrr i--.l
& f,4fi--ir- f-siil fili if.r ~ 1si.e r1liIs s..
H.. 1 -s,--f l..1i-r-
T4= i..<- 81 isli-sai isracrs p arrH<. anltr =. z
r-r s,rt le Arrrs ~ rntrard eix fn a. i- Er---
srl ~ -rraiuir- 20 ares zrl ..s'alrs - ---'--
te srzrir = 81 lrif rrtt hrrfir ar-arlsrt 49,.
AL -i.cr>-ssy ~ u-l 81 u-f%r aIti1
ls'u rar.f - sr lsf-r. - -rrsssci D. fla-l Ire-
-rs.i-r lr . nrfl. eritiit-ni 1r1e- Ans far
thtf nc rri iis n srtsi all D. given - aas tiins ~
N-f..r .,isrli n'aIlsre. ar Il lie ri.iI-- ~
= -. NtrfIEIt>1S.
=. RI T-u-- -rr r. ~ 81 1F.ftE "a
rtotizn1- he.siy -f-li.errt. ch VI -d s. eerfs
n za Nod ,,cr acre. al nir the ltsrr r-fl Tliis
tract j. haf nile from The fllrcad dtIIt<. z1d
milc rfnm IA. Csnrt HuaEe-
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MIsGELhAN Eo US.
To the Farmers of East Tennesse

10 tn6 EHTu3FS OF Last ItuutSstts
OUR aruiies need al the Hogs ard Cattle yoa can
fatten. snd Iibtfai prices will be paid for pork
Hags. Beege@ ami Corn.
have beel assigned 20 the Purchase Of hogs.
fesTes earn ke.. IN East Tennessee nd viii appeiai
sufficient nnmbrr of agents to assist me. and define
their Territory. A6d will In due time publish their
names.
s have desermi4ed To make prices suniforml and
liberal and nope every hog IN Ea-. TenRetse suita-
bic for p'lrk. will hr 1atteued .k.g
Nv offes .s the present ~ Atlanta 4, {4--Rs -.
move 10 K. xvile soon Letters addleFsed 10 me al
either point viii ne attended TO-
J. r. -CUMN1SssS.
gan90tf Masr and G. 4iss e.. 81 A.. s.
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T1,efc I AZ n great IIninn meeting in Nash
VILE on The 14tAs, at which the UlIion refugees
resolved 10 follow the Union army and eFtab.
IisIs.an Organization preparatory TO -holding
cougress.E- Rebel Bessner Nor. 24fh. s
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aAsoKIc FEMALE IEsTITUTE,
cEEYELAND. lTENN.

REV. >. y. Bradshaw, Principal.
fI,HE naxt Session Ct this Instit1te viii commence
il ON Mondsy the ist day OF September next, nnder
fhe direction and profsssorshipof the Rev Mr.. Brad
thaT. who has h1l chaIgy Of it for she last ten
months -
The Trustees In making lfhis announcement would
most e-pscisliy appeal "a al citizels who lave
auohfefs t6educare 10 send them 10 ths institution
MIR Bradsba~ has bad charge Of the school for The
Ia.t ten pnnths dying which time he has rendered
an,le an. might say universal satisfaction TO the
Trustees pafrens1 and pupils. There never WIS bet
ter time men educate their daughters than now
money Is ple6ty everything t,rEaer raises hears
Two prices AID the Tuition 70 this Sch0ol IL the same
thstit was wuen everything WAS at low hgnres--
What EXCISE can there he now FOR man who neg
Iees 10 Educate Mis- dsRghtefg None. Because here.
In ceyeiand alty locality: We have an institute,
with An excellent instructor aidedbJ sufficient cnrp'
OF Assistants Il, instruct all who may favor with
fbkir patronage. l.et and all put their shoulder
n the wheel and balld mp such Sehool as will be OF
q oSIeulubse be4ea3 10 and aAhonoF 10 oHF tewp =
We have the lnilding and We have tne 1eachers-t
balance devol es rponthe people We hope they may
tobly perform th.ir duty
me TTusfec- arc tharbfnf 70 the itizens for the
patronage bestowed ulon Mr.. Br adshaw heretoforel
And are glad 10 know that nnder his admsnIstFation
Che Instiiusion has not lost any the ensiae repuI
taisn it Sustained In the better days ef the Repubs
lev u
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RAILROAD FARE

S-ix CENTS pEIs NILE il the ys gGsis ase on this
r,ad and All pers,ns getting oa tho ekrs witno1t
hrkets will be charged that T9e dlfies Of TIE
Conductors are k after the conf ,rf nf paSsengers
and the salty ~ trains. and not u collect fare
Passengers who viii comply with the rules Of the
Road md sirshase tickets crn procue them about
FIVE CENTS PER MILE.
= ldier< travelling IN Farlcngh will b charged only
ii HALFtFARE provided they procure tickets. This
rule applies 10 hr privates andnc.-comm sftqnea
,IFicers K e JACKSON.
Sap.t East Tcum Georgia Railrnad. :
KnnxVfile flrff1l5eD Is Se2. =. nnvf9- Lar !
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NUEBsE go.
LEGAL ApvERTIsEMENfs.


VIII. .tt-ni a. tbe A.-kt -ii1nse IN Ch1it1no1la
% tbe -ssh and 11ih iayaoI l1ls r1o1fh 81 Ih-
gear 1se1- ms i re i1si 1rpf1in<nf. 81 lhosl
rrhs nesls1t = pay nay expect = lsFy- VII - -
each cruuty Cocrl 70 receive th1 t1 81 an 10 h1te
rr,t pre- i1.nIT r4i1- = II GAKDES HIRE. Il i
n1Fl3-n Iax Co1ecf1f. kc.
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4 sI,oehaker in Knoxville the other day
charged $40 fer a pair Of boots He was Al
once tzk9h nb under the Exemption act anu
cohserfrfed for extortion- flIi
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TAKEN up

A ND pui in Jais ia chsitanooga. Hamilton county.
n Fast Tennessee. sn she Sd or October. 1867. a
NEGRO MAN, who snys his name IS JACK and that
Tenn. Said hey Is black. . years old feet inch
h gh. J. II. SWAIN.
cciS Jailor.
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LOST-FOIND, &c
AN RRWARR

NToI.ES FROM the stable oi samuel Jones. OF Ca
- tDosa county Ca, the lat inst. one gray
herae i've years old. near sixteen hands high with
s&r each weather rhnnfng parallel with the neck
six inches lon caused BY The lsuo. The abnre
reward till he paid delivery OF the horse so the
amount lor the tisie
SAMUEL JONES',
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Fredericlsshnre. a Ct ~. around which con-
si6erable interest i now gathering. il in
spoftsylva1ia county, Va. pleasantly sitnaicc
in a fertile valley on The right bank Of the Rap
paaahnock rfrer, at fhc head or tide water. O.
iuilcs north from Richmond. and 10 miles
above Chesapeake Ray. rs population Is About
6Se thousand II is a ine city for manufactu-
ring purposes The motive power Of the VA
above Il has direct railroad connection w'ifh
Richmond n 1850 iis exports comprising
-four. grain, and tobacco. were valued at So
0o0,c00 Just beyond the limits of the city a.
unfinished monument begun IN 1888. marks
the tomb or the mother or Wastington who
died there in l7s2---Norfh Ga. 1i1.es-
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I NOW o1sr % al tie .i,si-7ti- H3T-f. aa1 w
h|fsre ~ t'lr-i~a1tHi rll.rs ~ fnnaei ffsl. o.
-sa Tie letis lsrre All .Iff1l'y iaf- hsia-
or l-e ~ 4 a. iisii-,al "a .i-is <sa-n - t-isrfa-
ll-.t1- Tx h.f-e nrs- ls.I, AL lhe f,ri-e
- Ir fs-it r4nrr.l tli q -- itin- ras.i
<ii-. lrs ;-l a. fafs 1lifif rilles ~ -i-ner
Ind 49, f-s.1- ,--ri.- f,saf-.er - ~ ,sr
ri - -.-l q. > r,rif @-r f.fi-r Partial -.
4 g. rt-f - t,is 1.kr-t tr-ts-l g.
,inn r .r---f-l -hsi ~ ai--.a a ~ -. ysi.
r-n i--- - .tr !. ~ 4l,' i .1i-se ,i-f-i.
r.IrII i.a- e. llr~I'I.It
Isl
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Gen. Taylor is engaged IN raising smother
brigade Of Texans Twenty-three companies
have alre adv been mustered IN The com
mhnd win remain in Texas this winter.
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TAKEN Up

A Nd put In jail in Chattanooga Hamilton county
n Fart 1epneSsee. the Sd day nf October, 1867.
NEGRO MAY by the maine OF JOHN. who SAYS he
belongs 70 Vim. Jones. of Me;nphis, Tenn Said boy
> b'as% ! feet n inches high, 70 years old.
.bta u n SWAfM Jafior.
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Tho once qflthe Dairy RsHEl has been re
Incved5to lths bafk-Eoolas oyer the Bank Of
Tenness4e. 9HII #
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10 u 80 q I17 On q T77771177 q a. 01117 q
ID I1ee- state cf Geo "a. ull oer for Eln % t.e
tie1iEt ble1tr. fr casA, n u1t lbe Cpurt Hcuno
u ilf toun oi Ircntcn dcrl1< he lrni huurs e Ee
81 tre lrt Tucz11y n I4nnny = 20 Inu1
~ unich Deni. Ea1'e, dec'd lived lying cl Lorkbut
trcek. sere1 niles 1ore Trerfon crnl1ILirr 49,
1o1q 200 acres lbout loo1. 6rstrl'l sltIe ati
Ai nb1ut co Ecrys second q11It5- ard ~ 11l1nre
tncurfai1 iEnd- S1e @ - 50 arrcs nrr 49, II rul
tir--on- atu1t 10 8 uhich i N Er1ss- on tEaid
place ! fFr rae pearh aat arpl crrtar1. tutIE1r
lcns<-<- De<ro cnhins. barn. stlIIts. Lc
n A the filne cd nIacf uIH aiso - = -
land in tte sae crnrtr- lgiag - Slro Fa1ey. Con
iainire lee acrcs. uhich ARE Eru,s 1rrrcreEclIs
The hpigsignei VII EhoH SD llnis - fcrs1ls d.
4 At OBENCHAIN
A6nln1Ir4lor q b<1l4 nc1-I
E1T n. 1sC1- s, -l.. nol3 lar6r
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NORTHERN NEWS.

hCrrLIAS's fAkTrss WIN FHE 1nnfr-Ax hrEn
Es1iSq sPEcracLE- cEkSD RErIEw -ArTzsF7
o. rHE EEsEsf TO ylrxEss II.
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ss- Advertisements not marked on cory for
sPesiaea time Will be published one mo lth, and
cha ged according 70 the ab1ve rates.
sfEc,Ai. NerIcEs charged one price and h.lf
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Rates CT Advertising.

One square ef Ttx aaKEs or less cne Insertion.
81 co end 80 CENTS for eafh subsequent insertion
less than month";
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4 MIL seli1n Tie sfh day uf Deccnbrr af fr.1if.-
Il nt1-as DO br-iei- q franil sal. sli in, lol-
II iiIn 10 Z, 80 sacksto suit ruIcbasrrs- Slf posi-
tive. rnpv15 irl w. k=FANC,E-
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Here - Poan full Of 'sr-s spirited s,rsogia. Iti'
aid b. he Enquirer 70 hare ben written bV I.lr
ron Iennesses- hF her q y p wills. 70 be
rad y Lincols which va dom. ana t-, .r.r-,-,.
,,-s-r... 4. -. r1..--. -.
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l1~TNF BzAJREGA Rp CiG8I.S for Ssrr (risnuiac-
Il Earri ~ lI-rInit S,,r,s nrifr nalts5r Gal ~
Eurl6 Fl1z7si,RALD = bi,O-
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE

r AIFIen. EOv. 18TH II. P. Rpss wSs, Elect
cd Secretary Of State over r. II. Page. the
present iHcumbent, by a majority Of thiriy-six
on i$int ballot.
Aj6int noininittee Of four was appointed to
Tan upon Tresident Davis to lay. the unpro-
leetfd condition Of the eastern counties Of the
State before him before tile Legislature takes
any steps to raise force for their defs1sc.-
It is proposed to raise this force from nnen Of
35tP IS years of age.
y estcrday, Rev Calvin H. Wiley whs re-
elecEed Superintendent of Con non Schools. by
uianfmoIts-vofe.
A motion 10 go into an election OF Superior
Poutt Judges to-day. was r4ieesed in the Sem
ate. The subject VIII b. eoueurresl IN 70
.nig.I for The second tirna. Tot l. P. Diek. and
Hon Robert Gillian were the ccnset safise
hspiFanis- Dick Mi ses 4.
ko 7po,,-u f,,,., I.af-.L,-
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Terms Of subscription.

~ ThesCasH mast nc~emp4ny an orders for the
paprr Senpia.tars of privaie persons vii receive
no attenti Therefore sich shnp lasters had better
NOS be seuF 10
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1TELEGRAPHIC.
YIRaINIA AND NoRTHERN NEWS.

RicHxOSD, Nov. 25.-AThe Enquirer learns
that on Sunday, about one hundred Yankees
came mp from Williamsburg a. FAR as Bar
hanfille, capturing some Of our piekess at
James Gate. Proceeding down the road they
|captured four Of party OF ssyen piclSets.
stationed below the Bridge. Continuing their
sucdessful raid, they chme npon two more
pickets from the same post, who had been in
searfh Of forage, and deliberately shot both
OF them, without even demanding surrender.
Having succeeded IN capturing six prisoners
aud twelve horses. and killing two nsa of
Col. shinglers command the Yankees made
tlseif way rapidly back to- williamsburg.
The PhiladeIphia Enquirer Of tbe 2lst is
received. but II contains very little war news.
besiIles a glowing description Of the grand
march on fredericksburg by Butrsside's army.
The same paper has another interesting ru-
NOR This time from The Paris correspondent
Of the London Times. who says France and
Russia have agreed ppsn programme, and
submitted it to England the basis being a
proposal for an arr9lstiSe. With recognition il
lreieetei.
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Il ss ss' sss.s. s'E = sas H ssss = s'8'.'s os.. T
ncf1o-tV- PETER MARSH.
fun14r the Rebel 0lIcl-)
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Harr1ru1 Cur-<rf-
THE insoironry 81 the 1estate II n iIaru $. He
i,ec'i lsfire hcen s<re~teI- aI 1t1-1r- ll1TItr =
claims rai1rt tIl f-l.fe 1>retJ 1ettl,et - t.s
flien VIII tie Cielk ~ tlt SANITY Lr1rt q kaid
~ lferiy aul k.liczfrd dIihn th1 tiue prrsEr ~
~ iiw a. her Wiil be fllcrfr bErrej-
= ,.3rs-Im -T1-iZaBETH u REI-L
= "A l1a * " ; Bel .les 9.
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Pipes. Smoking & Chewing Tobacco,
Cxtss-aRS. - STIR, uls Of tbe finest qnaIiiy---
- tisn many ether anti. eg in rarRe ies of frace.
octa0-lm EES- REATHs
<syesf side Market ~, Chattanooga } 4
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TRIMS OF TUITION.

ItkNb OF TUITiUNtt
Urinary Department sl2 90 per ahnnn
Preparatory l6 90 =
Freshman Class 20 90
SnphnnGre =. - 90 .
Jnnnr - so 0Q :.
senior 36 90 g 8"
In Husfr. Fiarp, Gnifar or "a "a -
Mcisde0n,
tThni1ugh Rass Comp. kt 20 60 :"
Efeurh and other Modern
ianrnsrr@. 20 90 . each
In ihe 0rnamensaI Eepattment full provision vii
lc mf H. uf tie 0inal y prices.
The rule Sf psyfeut one-half in advance, the les
1g the nia.i u ~ the terln-
Roard cak t,e had in good families. ard NJ cpnyru
lent b'aldibc houses kept prs,asls TOR young ladies
The price IL b0sld including lights and fuel u not Il
exceed - 30 pa vert q. W. PARKS.
ans9-tf skcref~ty and Treasurer.
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Z t. fe5' - = In o1...s.-5 :, s,Cs.,.sasssi.
Ions Jo~Ea- 49,
4 tp1earihr ft,f tie d1itntsrt Jthn s5ooes y n
ntn-r-siirni oi ilr Snfe e rrpnc<.ee, lhat fha
nroctss a he Ccnrl c4arot - ttfttl o. hi-4 -
fIur iTctks IN THE ChltLanno-1 bchei ncW>p4per
rn.Iishtd In he cIy 81 ChnIianoaEa. re4rFlnE I'D
DEE tdaut 70 1ppfar ~ C11rccry Co1rt . bc
held ~ ie Courl Hctlse IN lle CRY a CAtLanunEa.
lhc flSt MondaT IN IarIlrT next. 1rl answer
bi1 fri az1fusf hfr1 IN sald coct ~ rtrnpl1lnsEt
Itent br coniessiou riII Be rulerad Ard cans -
I1r llelrin< a r1rie- VIZ. cIAtutt14,
r,rIrI- Oh II ~
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LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS
CITIZENS,
.ile t,enelltiaI

CITIZENS,
eIecs aud med,ca virtues Of these B,t,.rs ~
10 Y YoS wASf aoun rrEn YOU
30 YOU WANT 10 DuILp uf YOUR coNsTTu-
y y WANT 70 70 EEL ZEE ~, ws5 Il
Do YOU wANr ENsk,iyf
Po Y SS w Want r. skf y ME FEELING,
Ii you do, use HoOfLANDs GERM..N BiTrnRs.
f'0m Newton q H Hca. kaos tG g. ls k"e''op'd"
mol alposea y ss,r Or re @ Patent Me
enees, know OF no slas' n, reason whya man may
from any snpc IN the hope that ne may tas
do ,hs the more readily ia regard to ooaanas German
Buffers prepared BY Dr. Jsesson or mis- city. because
Inn rsssoa that tnes Chiefly an aicol mixture am
Indebted 70 my friend Roeer. saoe@aker Es Tor The
ment Try them when Suffering from and long
the Scsnnns Of me present year was followed By evident
ree h had 5s no oT e o. eS ana ana %s aa o
despare Of rcgpning therefore thank God and friend
PnilApnl s june Is, 1851 = ~ A"o""
from the Rev Joseph a. Ksnnard Pastor Of the Tenth
DR. JACKSON sir-I have Oe.n frequently requested
Of aedcne but regarding Practice as out Of my apprS
pirate sphere have all decined but with clear
hs q Dr. GERMANY any se
100 I 'Se seaea Inc
,iay for LIVER complaint sa! a.. safe and ssasSls pre-
WILDE very beneficial 10 those who suffer from thea
s' Eighth s srso i below Ta De A.
FROM the wife u Alderman Wundsr, Germantown.
GtRwkNrowg, June !, 1851.
On. c. NJ JtGxsoy-Sir-1tg gave pleasure, two years
ago, give you certieaie tcsyng what the German
Blt,ers had done for perfectly cured OF all
those medicine processes cure,
pepsa debility disease OF tue kidnc
&c The powerful In ucnce II cKsits upon nervous pros
ton Is surprising have bsen c. suited frequently IN
ference Bers, and withpr hest tion,
mcnded II Tor the above npais and Ia every instance
eTcctually cared Your cine has great put
ton Germantown and Is no~ sold In drug store,
and IN most OF the grocery stores here II arg onc shou
question what let them 10 Gcrmant0sn and
viii provc to their satisfaction ttl tnr Btefs have cured 10
hir stft AID
Respectfully, y Il
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And win positively proven, YELLOW FEVER BILIOUS
FEVER &c

OF hundred.
Induced the sale and popularity OF
HouHands German Bi,ters tlrcy v-setarcj OF g-
and uEscrupuious adsentucrs
upon suffering humanity the Eoodsaes in
shape OF pure whisxey vcly compounded with injurious
draxs chrigtencc tones. stonaciicS bi;tars
Beware OF the inunersbic OF acohoc preparations
bottles and Dig b.ted Kegs me modest
appcation Of ners which, instead OF curing only agra
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mUNIclPAL AFFAIits.

tVuE COMMITTEE ONAssEssNENTs OF TIE BOARD
4 ~ Aldermen All meet pu NCaiay, .aa l2lh inst al
tlree O'Clock 7; NJ r rooin No. q ciy lel a. pafef n.
letC slcd, will Tlcase leud, 50 h0ut luit.t A0Uc.
ANDRE FRoNEHT, .c,.,,
JOHN if.BRApy Assesmoa's
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HOOf LANDS GEKMAN bIiTEnS
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moor LAMBS GERMAN BlTrkkS
HOOFLASD'S GERMAN BlIIEHS
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Are and un,reu article but have the tes Of
nen years trial BY the american pno and their reputa
sale nyalcd by similar preparation.
1ne proprc,ors have thousands or letters from the
eminent
CkEk1YMEN,
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS
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Mcnamara Mrs
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

The BRAvH DEFENDERS or THn MISSISSIPPI
VALLEY The army correspondent oftDe Sa'
vsnurh Republican, abiding to the defence OF
Island No. 10, on the mississippi, says:
Fuckers bat terry Is situated on tbs shore OF
the main Land, somewhat in advance OF the
island batteries. The enemy have made
every effort to destroy II, having brought as
to play upon 1t for nine successive days and
nixht Is. The battery mounts only gans,
but they are rified guns; and the men have TO
stand ia .Ae water mp 10 their knees all the
time they IRE working them-sometimes from
six to tw alye hours before they q ~ relieved
The AMMUNITION is carried through the water
By hand. The Mississippi is within one foo I
OF high-water marx, aud the ban 10 ana ao'
jacent bottoms are overhowedi In many places
are not the brave fellows who thus stand
up to their work In water and ice, ana sieet
and rain, worthy OF warm place In the
hearts Of their csnntrymenf For nine long
and weary days and nights have they opposed
their manly breasts to the advance OF the in.
vader. Through storm and sunshine. wet
and cold, they have stood IN the midst OF The
Father Of Waters, sentineis upon the watch
lower. suffering and laboring, and beating
back the thronging thousands who came
to subjugate US. All honor to the brave de-
f,nders OF the Valley of the Mississippi -
neither have they yieldsd 10 darkness and
tenn pest, nor TO burstipE shells and crushing
C .nnon balls, bat thus far have successfully
and gloriousiy guarded the ntrance to this
cur paradise. There is place In the hear
Ut every loyal man and woman in al. cuI
suffering land for sue b gallant spirits.
Many Of The epemys shells explode after
striking the W6ter-Somelmes ZEN rect undel
water They use what is known 90 the al
gesnon safety fuse. Many OF their shots fall
short: while Others, wstxhing l2G pounds,
and some even Re much IS $50 lcuIds. cut In
two large trees.