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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
AthprtOn +. Brown.

We are permitted to copy the fol-
lowing letter from Mr.. Langstaff, Of
this town, a fellow soldier in the same
company with young. Brown at the
battle of Pittsburg
ARMY OF WEST TENNESSEE,
April 10, 1862.
Mn. & Mrs. BRowN: / embrace
this, The first opportunity, to inform
you that your son and my dearest
companion, Athcrton, was severely
wounded in the battle Of the 9th inst.
He was wounded in the right shout
der with a muskct ball. The ball en-
tered Just below the collar bone and
lodged against the skin at the point
of the shoulder blade. The surgeon
told me it was not dangerous wound,
and hope he will soon be at home;
| saw him put aboard the hospital
boat, and stopped with him az long
as l could. The boat left last
night, the 9th.
Mr.. Jackson of Charles City, and
Mr.. Ball of Cedar Falls, were with
and taking care Of him. Mr.. Ball
will use every effort to make him COM
Portable. His absence from mess and
the loss of his company is felt by us
all. He was as dear to me as broth.
err. We all hope he will soon be able
to join us again.
Atherton was among the first enga
ged in the action, and fought like q
Zero nearly eight hours before he was
wounded. 1t is busy time with us
yet. will write again soon. Ath'
erton's things are with him.
Yours, with much respect,
L. M. LANGsrAFF.
We learn from other sources that
Mr.. Brown died on board the boat al
about 8 o'clock on the morning of tho
10th, and was buried at Fort Henry
the next day. He suffered but little
pain until just before he died. When
told that our army was victorious, he
seemed more rcconciled to his fate
and manifested willingness thus t
die, in the cause of Ills country.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

Col CorcOrran writes from Richmond
that if he can serve his country in
Jail best he will cheerfully stay there.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

The Hardin Sentinel says ferry
boat is building to put on the Iowa
river at Cunningham's mill, Eldora.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

To make hens lay. Wiring their
nccks. They will lay anywhere then.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

Com. Foote and Gen. Pope having
closed up their operations at Island
No. 10, and sent five thousand pris-
oncrs to Indiana and Illinois, have
now moved towards Fort Pillow, on
their way to Memphis. The spoils
captured at Island No. 10 are thus
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
j. CHESTON WHITNEY, Principal.
STUDENTS.

LADIES.
Allen, Victoria. McCaulcy, Lizzie.
Austin, N. II. McCauley, Ellen X
Bagley, Addie. Montgomery, Jnlia Y
Billings, Maria. Petit, Lavendee A..
Billings, Elizabeth. Porter, Ardell.
Braynard, Helen +. Sumner, Addie.
Dawley. Joanna. Warn, Laura.
Davidson, Grace whitney, Laura o.
Hartman, Clara J Whitney, Sarah T..
Hettinger, Mary NJ. Whitney, Charlotte
Huntley, s. +. A. Woodward, Mahala.
Knapp, Margaret. Wright, Katie.
Leonard Margaret A.
GENTLEMEN.
Cole, Martin L. O'Hara, John.
Ireland, s. C. Quiggle, Thos. IL.
Ireland, =. p. Slocum, G. A.
Kellogg, John w. Waller, John X.
Kellogg, George w. Waller, Joseph w.
Kellogg, CLANCY NJ. Waller, w. T..
Leonard, William II.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
w. II. PORT,

MISSIONARY nis
American Sunday School Union
FOR NORTHERN IOWA
And Western Portion of Wisconsin,
PRAIRIE d. CHEN, WIS.,
c invitations u assist in organizing new
III IN encouraging those already estab-
...cd. cordially accepted.
s. 5. Libraries, Papers, Hymn Books, Bible
Dictionaries, &c, at Eastern prices. Cata-
logues gratis, at the bookstores Of N. A. & E.
Wright, Prairie du Chen, aud OF John Bal1y.
McGregor, Iowa.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24

The regiments Of the rebel arm,
captured at Island No. 10. arc as fol
lows The Fortieth Tennessee, Forty
sixth Tennessee, Fifty-fifth Tennessee
Eleventh Arkansas, Third Arkansas
Twelfth Arkansas, First Alabama. and
the Pelican Guards, Of New Orleans.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-17
T. A R M ERS.
URMY'S COMPLETE
NEWLY IMPROVED
MOWER AND REAPER,

With SELF RAKER, Patented July 2ith, 1866, and
March llth, 1857
After experimenting seven years the undersigned has
completed the most perfect Mover and Reaper, with Self
A4ker attached Tue peculiar points In this machine
that the driving wheel the stubbls AMI not
the cut grass aud having independent Oseaiugselt
adjusting aud self sharpening cutting bar with many
other improvements, II stands second to other
machine
The proprietor OILERS this combined machine its
own merits It needs only 10 he used by practical
men 10 lis advantages other machues appreci
ated Its durability, simplicity perfect cutting aud
OF operating all kinds Of grass grain and land must
recommend H. It has superior, besides many doubt
II has its equal in many important points The sub
acriber refers paper talk evidence hut real
perenee1 Farmers &C. Hundreds OF references b.
produced.
Also, u New York rhreshers and Cleaners On hand
Horse Powers Threshers, Separaors Corn Shelters aud
All kinds Of Castings kept hand and furnished 10 order
Repairing Of all kinds done at short notice hy
JESSE uRMY,
jel7.ai No. 6i9 Orange ST., Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-17
NEW BOOKS
DourmaI amu Atatesmam
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passel at tie Second Session Of the TArty-Seventh
Congress.

IPUDIIc-No. so.
An Acr to establish land office in Colorado
Territory, and for other purposes.
Be Il enacted By The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentauves of the United States Of america in Con-
gress assembled, That all the lands belonging to
the United States to which the Indian title has
been or shall be extinguished shall be subject to
the operations of the presumption act of the
fourth of September, eighteen hundred and forty
one, and under the conditions, restrictions, and
stipulations therein mentioned; Provided, holr-
eper, That when unsurveyed lands are claimed
by presumption, notice of the specific tracts
claimed shall be filed within six months after
the survey has been made in the field and on
failure to file such notice. or to pay for the tract
claimed within twelve months from the filing Of
such notice, the parties claiming such lands shall
forfeit all right thereto, provided said notices
may be filed with the Surveyor General, and to
be noted by him on the township plats, until
other arrangements have been made by law for
that purpose
Sec . And be il further enacted, That the
public lands within the Territory of Colorado to
which the Indian title is or shall be extnguish-
ed shall constitute Il new land district; to
be called the Colorado district; and the
President is hsreby authorized to appoint by
and with the advice and consent Of the Senate, n
register aud receiver of public moneys for said
district, who shall be required to reside at the
place at which said office shall be located, and
they shall have the same powers, perform the
same duties, and be entitled to the same COM
pensati as are or may be prescribed by law in
relation land Offices of the United States in the
State Of Kansas,
Sec. 3. Ind be ii further enacted, That an act
entitled " An act to graduate the price of the
public lands to actual settlers and cultivators,"
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Approved, June 2, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-17
I'll A r ID w A r Il.
G. A. RODNEY,

Nos %OA WAEAcN Stfeet9
Importer aad Dedier IN american anil Foreign
Hardpare.
II, DlssroN's HAND, PANEL, CIRCULAR and other
SAWS.
SANDWICH K co.'s CUT TAcKs, BRADs, SHOE
NAILS, sc.
wM BEATTY 4 SONS AXEs, HATcnETs and
EDGE TOOLS
AMERICAN SCREW coMpANY's GIMLBT POINTED
SCREWS
RUSSELL ERWIN MANUFACTURING COMpANY'S
LOOKS, LATClIES. &c.. &c.
FITCH MANUFACTURING CoMPANy'S CABINET aud
PADLOCKs
CUMBERLAND NAIL AND IRON CoMPANY's CUT
and CllNCH NAILS aud SPIKES
o. AMEs SONS SiIOVRtS and SPADES
JENNINH & ~ ms AuuER BITS.
WILLIAM BUTCHERS CHISELS and PLANE BITS
NEW ENGLAND BUTT C0MPANY's BUTT HINGES
and SAD IRONS, Sc sc.
b. C. STEPHENS cos BOXWOOD RULgS.
BALDWIN TOOL CoMPANY's HENCH aud MOULDING
PLANES.
RAsPS.
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDwARE,--a full assort-
ment.
All of which offered at low prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-17
FURNITURE. FURNITURE.

FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
4 LARGE and assorted stock Of ParIor, Library and
Il Chamber Furniture OF the latest styles will be offer
ed through the Spring at unusually low priees
by A., -, s.,, "a, >, LgIA,
Philadelphia.
This ltoc Of furniture is we'll worth the attention OF
those about furnihng every article has been
taetured under his own care, and is warranted,
Aps-aniw
N URB HOLLAND GIN, ior sale by
V. c. GlLplN, 10th and Market st
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-17
H. X. Bringhurat's Bulletin.

Wholesale and Retda DragqiSL (317) Fourth and
Market street,
CEPHALIC PILLS (spauldng'Al for IIeai Ache at II
r.. Brinehurst'R III Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL Ik0CHES Of the best
articles for diseases of tho throat &c. H. r. Brin hurss
Drug store.
T0wNsENDs sARsApARlLLA, fresh stock just re-
ceived and for sale by II. Il. Bringhurst Apotherary
WIsHART'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to be had at II X. Brnshusts Drug
Store.
spAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling at II. Il. BrnghurAts Drug Store.
Mrs wINS;OwS SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children teethnR at H. K, lringhursts.
FLAsKs ior sporismen-I have duo assortment of VA
rious sizes from pint t0 pint. have just imported
them and they the finest quality Of DxOns Rlasks
II. X. Brnghurst, 3l7 Market street
BRANDY and WllISkEN selected pure aud of nne
quality for medical purposes, by n. Il. Brnghurst.
FLAGGS RELIEF, for the immediate relief OF pain, at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In Whining
tom Thursday the llth day of October at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
COLD CREAM for chapped hands or lips for sale in
any quantity by II. Il. Brnghurst.
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at II. II. Bring
huTst's.
HOsTETTERs BlTTERs, they give general satisfaction
and are now In great "yogne" H. r. Bringhurst
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
since last except which has advanced
per bushel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-17
[PupLIc-No. Sill


PuBLIc--No. 81.
AN ACT to establish certain post routes, and for
other purposes.
Be il enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentaiives Of The United STATES Of america in Con-
gress assembled, That the following be establish
ed us post roads:
CALIFORNIA.
From San Juan to New Idria.
From San Diego, via Santa Isabel to Buena
Vista.
From San Diego, via San Luis Rey. San Juan
Capistrano, and Anaheim, to the city of Los
Angeles.
From Chico to Humbug Valley.
From Quincy to Richmond.
From Cuison, Nevada Territory, 10 Aurora,
California.
From Lancha Plana, via Poverty Bar, Jenny
Lind, Brushvie, Salt Spring Valley, Coppero-
polls, and Jacksonville, to Sonora.
CONNECTICUT.
From New Milford to Washington.
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~ fla ARA tiGAkS.-JEet faceiSeo, "
lot % fins HAVANA OiGA
&lsu or hand, supsrier CHE WING aCd
SAOg g&Nd TOBACCO.
u. y. BRiUkES,
No. Exehangs Block.
Wantsd, EMPTY BOTTLES. APPLY ax
akoys u lo-5,s
sgs- TlE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AsD
40 .IUE3Ua.--pETERS lNFALLiBi4E E6-
AhDI soR 1ONN0SHuGA AND ALI SECRET
ilSEASAS.--This sfea. AIaasican remedy Sosi-
a:ung TO Asoreuri Il vr Eal.Rale properties, exces
s-serythrg bo.l;oforo Offered 10 s9e p1bie IN Va
.lra!ivs, restovatye, arareEovat;ng powess; aud
,l,s medical world s. = sa.o.shed whea told tia:
ne sioys r..LsiY viii cure tie above Diseases. srd
,csfou1ded when t.ey have oeeOlsr demonSIa-
s.ca. Of sbe fscts siut tie proprietor, who has
suoyza of the senioty for twentY- cdd years, has
saona Of csso OF 20 pears standing to be re-
s.orsd 20 4ca-tec. hesl;a, and all ether casc, os
sns.sss- CEsticEt - ps xes ssorsd without sp2il
eses1.Lcn sad thsrssore challenges ecy case Of
= 3ac .rh,a which sn8 rensdY will ros cure PRO
yisi sae e;gec.!cns carried eut with praieors
cu ths par. OF re pas.snt; and any one reseheF.x
half Dozen bottles, and assns accordingly, In fs
c.ses ct friiure wtll tu-nsh additional n,eSicns,
| sse Of charge, 10 eompists tee ease ihIeusb his
eysnis; anS cure Will % elected ~ithass ineca
asn.eres 10 the pSsiers.
| Price, Fer bottle, ss; half doxen bottles 90
| sspresssgn Non % to 50 cts,
| sold By APrEkscr 4 DUfuY. Nc. Soi Broad g.
F! sud O. A. SrRxcxxH Main ~, Drusskss, Aesnt'
| 'or tho city o. Riohmoad Sold, also, ~ NJ a. 4
q A. SANTOS, Norfolk, and CAAs. b: CAaPssls
I ard WEF.scs + WILLIAMS, Postsniorth, Va.
l 81 IS--s5saS
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Il = IA IL, f2gned rsgr7. ira. I aua calie,;
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u ts,s sasasaia=--s OF 6anrdGy ias. Ct Tie
:" evan r.pss u
Toor ,j1lespoEtiel1 REPORTS he !la Ttcrsn
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g "a - tlayida Esd :lla .7sa snG - h u -og.
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: * +ST ZiGh+ - *9,h, I EtlEt.r.5 gsas .he
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@az.Ea 7Ftsa wnt@a tatefvenea N@tss.ss ~
III! au as|t. Ger .ez ,i5As v.ers rber ees ,,T
T1Sai c1.14E5 ctie'alL+ In saa osrt u the
- :, ""a ~ - Q lC-it = 20 ths II. OF tl4attt
~ ~ y, "rlca relative pJsit,o4s iv,z: from
r'g51 - .ets. "A :sor,t "a .oli1a. :, "A Osor-
ga, q Fne,nin, 9?-h oeoTgia,) was
sn@tat2ira4 curing .ao wnois OF ne engage.
men, and SO "a frcm fhs 25Ih G-orcia
beinS ''hid from .t7v in tBo 9gotd4'' sac
FEs IN taS pen H2!da directly SDgeaGt the
entnY6 nTt3SsWurEa, safI Acted 10 ~ dae.diy
Z 'A:e fur three boers GI1 4 quarter - irao 81.
nation oan waiNcouc@iye. and thouSh your
So,re spohuehi mas dseiasd i: prudent 10 with.
ho:d any 3;ld every action ca tce raft OF ,se
ism. aftJ it5-IonLs u 3t.srs the f;aafs e tbi
reai.aont, / C1n bat oc5iese shat it was unio.
'9--i9"ai, aSd .bG; IL wac fr0Ia a mlsaaa.
particular regiment in ttv h!i,aGs tgst
caused ihe esIo'; for, ina.esd cf o.Eera
a'orn'oS -nt taxing pcsaa:0:1n OF these
particular hTe2stw0rKs gs was sta.ad i
was the 25tc, 81 CoElunetioa with tha gal.
,AHs - E.ocic2s @hs operated or oar IN.
mediat3 right. that advanced upox their
strong ba;d aH& drove them IN confusion
thITE2ri md IL .g1s these tr-o regiu iu1a.t - ths.
hfsE rat their tee; art planted their c2!ors
Upon 10 ram pads OF :ae wanda: f0e: ..u. DID
.tey sicp mere, tat con luHo3 'C advance III.
~ ihe enemy was IN Er'li Right, and the rigat
h4hK u tAe 20 y Essted Opposite the enerny's
cam ? on ne ris1t Ut EaJ ss Williamsburg road
Whvn va We e oFdsred e cef.re.
Aeis as q laparti2i ard ta;r s.atcrneu. OF
facts, wrIIsel &c, hy I'm ojs.fncr, hut By D rar-
Icipi.nt, n d o2t written iGE -he rurpo,c Of
eScria ( 10 dstracE'ir0ll II 9 vel oer,,sG
pfnAs b.s owed upon tse Sepret-au tt.tiy2s CT
each Ot sc oths- States. IGev did taeir futy
tHeiT f2hciS cDty. aS r4i.o gia the revrps,nsG.
fiFes of Ahs laInfire STATE OF .he SCUM
ii. Il. JTrT,
La Fiopt IN y
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company ID, III Virginia Regiment.
if'o. Tia Y,oauoad Di4rstch

foE iEs Hlc'' olG ElstStCA
a. mss.irg Of th,g coranauv. ha,d ~ cs,oD.
this 6tn day o. Jane, 1852, Gapt w W T.
CoSbsa! was called - tue chair, and lsieat,
3ahn s, Taylor appointed Secretary and the
chI9Espi ltn III Getting having hea4, explained
th> .tNoTiDg prsam bic a8G resolutions wers
uaaoimor s.; aoop,ef
nt.rsss. = S-li@L i5.S4--. -AA- &A.s~
IauQ 3ti euts1s seek si@EjLE I@-ss Wtthous
he n,.pi,clttet # ths casralttes Il In ceEt
men: lt!s, therefore
gs.nlr,d. Ibci Ia the GGa'n g thaSa gallant
-.ulk ,saF yda comp = ) - x 81 - ih2 -
Isn't .nd F.is.Ss. and TIE :, azsD : Sei 'r6liJ.
n "a spsE.ist Fs'e-''s-s = A Il 49, - -
~ ,-5at las raaiIAt.&i IA y;oYa.S. sstl e 'iie
aasi@clt dcr1i, v7i.csz nary viitNss VIII 'hoE
70 Brow Le;n-
Il rf..s aud mothers aud III 1Tesi, 81 te ts3
f,rTleI, Iu5 thg Fiiow 81 Gothef @a1 hii: :
ard Of tia latter, oar sirCrTs tna Ec5stiSis
syvnpa.a 81 tof this oeysayalaent, ah'i ~ou'l
haY. qS Al tnsln fqf console +,GH 20 tGcif real
txe,np4ar. pro gave His I.5 : Wfs iof htA
qu5,Zlss - or kiE fTierGs, re 90 a;So ihahe
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SAWS - ca. :. 1cr, Gi:sl the hisssi~@ + Goa
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ds-t.l Il orr ycnng coEcrace9,
: Rssofs,d. That the RichUcnc ano Ps1"r-
: t!lT.s ia ,fs .c reqssst9a 10 ruh!isA f.e pro
J ceecl-'gs # tnis In-cs!as, hId !nat t"4 "ecfe
/ .art f-rl,aIj 10 54s beteSvcd srlIih@i t2'h
/ cc,IY o. tnes1 1850, si:ots.
! " " r. C'@biIL, th"rTnaa.
/ Jbts. fagior, secsstery
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lauDxnysakY' RAE BATTLE 9EAR
HN.eND

sfv.2 eotr<ap pasaes saont..cA soF paraaai.
~ Iiasa las laiiowiGs extracts, obtaining
iassresting laus,lsats 9. saa iess assgls 81 tas
IAc4aholaiag
80 +e.Eetips fsFsrs rrp gGsnr, bows geI, tor Il
witl sssR tsAata t.AFnh 81, ny Ansnkliy j.
fasstps the fsduuA. at taa close cf 1aa h1hi,
on tae tiSat, / mad ssislest all tae remos al vi
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h''fiA. i0s'tS - kiisd ard .7ouslfet ,.,,t On.
htts ~ the vsisoi9 rurnrer
:. ~ ca6aajtiee iTi tts sts u -of taen. 7
iffH hEigaGs; IA ''
a.1s' oasl. j J Johnston Pstl,s1eyv worud.
~ A.sd cip'u7oli.
Lfnt..to'- W. j. Gresn, Vol n y. G.,
htfusk wi " spent she'll
Q.p': = II. EinScaie. a. IA, q Eovas shot
uBdtt him
iisat, "a; q. lonUg, a. -. a., ",scck Win
nTent ball.
sEGt1EtttL osFicsEs.
s5or. g. = lisatfoc', 2sd &. q. Y, vound.
81 aili cR rtrgsi.
a.le,:t .G9'. J q. Loeg. ~ II. @. V.
wennted .,g.t cap a9sd,
MaJir I. :. GaHaway, .2l n. G. v =,
W 'nnasd.
Jz.eat slal. Fail, s:.n Ga. reg (. ailed.
!uo] Hot, &3h O.. irz't, s:QBLtd iy u
ske!t
,.seat Tat Is el.. -45th ". rae's, woerts..:,
n tn9 head. J. g,eH3
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Ki{C,a,dnh Aispzhb.

~ The DiSPArUM IL Published DAILY,
Randays excepted. rfics scr mailing es a
Sssr, OF - 30 for stK mon tbs: three months ~:
cre month A, In advance.
~ TIE 6NM1 WEAKLY DYOPATOH h ,oDson
|pvsry TussnAY m 1nHrAY - ., n sSvsccS.
WT ewBMNY D1GFArO1l h issnsl svsey
1NspAv, aeA mailed 10 aabec.thses q. q pNs san.
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Ltsr OK oAsUlpTIxs Is oos, II AND .7ih Ega'T,
VA veIs.. NAY 3isf, eos
Campsuy I'll. s4snry LsvFis cHJs x -
" oalorti .t9an < t.sillg Hail IL ,-I.., !. 49, i
r.ocrue. = /; Uisays &c aorsrs~~ fTris'
a5r, ana Go hr0ss.t9pg. @s,lssiaS Il. (.
i<SWss
COMPANY C. Sfcga ded q :; Ia u s.9. Il Z
..u,oot, W IL rssd, W ,B.e4lett. IL 4 s.@et. i
" Eungerfofd. missing: G. II Vh.sS
Cosarany CIV WouEdsi: Siky Wrigas
Corporsi q " Chapman, Waliac. Houston
AissinY Douglas Wi,hscs So
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nss~x2a1sss. NDTsGssh.

se5~ HAVANA CluAks.-JEst rsceivet, a
lot % fins HAVANA CIGARS.
.lsu or hand, supsrier CHE TlNG AID
SaiOg&NH CT TOBACCO.
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"a ISs,t ILUTIUH. - Toe ec-partnership
VAE-LEW, TAYLOR s. CO. il thia Ssy
E.sclv<d
HayinR purchssaA the! .srest o. q. n. PLEA
SAINTS. tho surviving partner, JOHN n. VAN
LEW will hsseastsf conduct te business n ht
cWu name. -
All persons indebted 10 Ihs old eonssra, viii
plasss cali and ssstss wiss tie rndsEs9usA.
JOHN u. VAN.LNW.
yanuusF, !, lasA II s--ss
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So %at~ - Fis % ,'saesbs - .-i a,.n
assie ssasa "a s,Asis s.sas S.s.;s al, ss.r.
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4 ars,a gAjtON WAN fAD ~-Us ~ AIt5s..s a !.
4 shffF, tf compsny K, CAPTAIN Pt- hrts ~
svslniens .. @. vo.uatoers, ard j. j.. gcYJ, ,TVrE
company G, Ps!,notso shgrp-Eneoere, CJ. .Tsn,
hion, ot Aania Carul!na. vto sfe.a tn.h yxtu~i4d
6n ha1urdsy lest in the hatisa -esr tbs ctg. ac.
efe5S : SFIEE. and
JAMES McEir.wEF,
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HaSHOEaJEiaATa. Ass.

-
nISSOLUTION.-T concarp of yyNI p
~ MOORE co. dissolved On tbs lst of
April by mutual consent. All those Indebted
70 tne concern will make payment to VIZ T.
WIZ. T. MOORE
10 .-et< RI r. IEHN An
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tsf--on ins d lost. my FnEa II pAPEKa
/ sonswae'e hst~een ,he Secord Msrke. Ard
lnr Charleston Eorss. I wifi siye q Iihs-s, -
ward for item If isfs At this ofcs CT returned 10
ns ss,he C0sr!eston uou.s
- f0-Zis GARNrrp YsrrS
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NAhEN UP In sianey, few days lieu,
age. dark sorrei MARE which the
owrer csn get oy proving prorsrty ana paw.
ing ehsrses. Apply st No. -sl Main s,rest.
ktchNopd. js -
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Elie @8th georgia Reg tnseilt.

JAHP 28gE f3Sa+.st4 s'o7s,,I
,sSe- 2si,. ls51
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st'srs.
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TSfkAYhD- From the Ex. haose Livery STA
~ lies, on Frankl;n strse., lest Friday night. a
isrgs Bay HORSE, 80 n:nne yea,s old. ard about
hf,eea AMI hss hsnds high klso, AZ ircp.grsy
MARE. abcu. she cams haghs No marks re OIL
ieeted On either. liberal reward will be psid fQr
t,sf DC isery 10 ria a tie sbos nam ed stables.
,.a-G.s j SHN Il. DAVIS.
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OSF-From the eua:tsraas.er. sssb,es $.
~ Bacon 0-arter bssnch, on the Il trstsDt, a
brown MARt 6yesrs Cd, scd branded 20 g." IN
,ne thonIdssi tne Iigaf nce Z siehie enlarged Th.
Mare 10 Supposed % have beea tsken by nist.ke -
Any ons rcses ing heE i'll please re.uin her to the
HeH aua-tsrI Of Msj Gen q. W Smith. f,rr
81 ,su7n she city on 'te Nsw Br5ge Road. or to
lcsEs-s. Wsrt-Ss = ~s.4'3~s,.x II r,.s-; S.rs-.
tsa- 81 J. HOWARD, iic1f Ss1r ga 80.
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n,SSULU1 ION OF co PARTNEKSHIF.
IL The psrtns rship heretofore existing under .hs
st?is OF A. ES OEkER q. co, having exp.ree
January l, 1864, hy l.mis..ea ara the .decess. O..
Mr. WM, BOD sKE3, ii. Undersigned hss srso
csa,ed With hsr.ssIf Mr.. ". M. nApE nn,; hi.
brother, Ear, Ht,NJ,K RODEKs.R, on tho es-r,e
sarins fnaf esNts Ia the former concern, .ud will
aop p.iaae ths u x Il q and kpuG';}:;;ta m
unfs.r III aHsss Az old stand, 40. 10 Ha,n .sreos
Thrrsfai .or ,he rs,--- i. B1UEE lsh,
on tA-r. they hape ny strict AMI Is,vs.ssss-as-es
aor to ssstr busnsss, ta1nsris sood shsss OF tia
sxne IN futnts.
fs 1c-tf BOD6hESs q w.
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NkcRr Aii'ih WAITED Unrcsrn.sg g l.,
L vaie Franklin BIHD Go. -, Jtn Tsvsa
Aesi n Cavalry lie entered tho Hoeci,al at n, .
snso O. Ii. o, III, nth II april, pi.h \ gun an r.
wonna IN the leg, snd was assignea 70 tt csar,a
Or. RsYo. A6dress 60 "
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- A s,nSli Red COW Tsiher laa1l strsysd sasy
from ny rss,a-. e. isst Thursdsy Inc 81 h. Snn
! her ears were ereppei sna the ends Of her h7rus
sswed e ssso, she has ~irt on her foreu"s.
ica,. ne above reward will be gwen f5r her
delivery TO III. er any infor nation ercin: her.
JAhES Fl, PdiL.I2S
ieo-ess 10Th and Arch sts.