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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
Roherts 3 sheIdon.

Manufacturers of Copper Tn and sheetIron Ware, and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural Implements, Stoves, Rags
Wool Hides, Sheep-pelts Old Copper Ole Stoves &c.
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brick
BlSck, No. l, Fremont, Ohio May %, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

County surveyor, Fremont, q.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR SURVEYING by the County
N Surveyor viii be promptly attended to II left at the
County Auditors Once. July 4, 1852.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
JUNCTION HOTEL.

O. L. PIERCE, PRorRIEToR, CLYDE, OHIO.
This House has been thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished in style seldom equaled BY hotels in these
days. the Proprietor the travelling public that
exertion his part shall be wanting To make their
temporary stay with him both comfortable and agreeable
East side Of the C. T. Railroad track
October 3, 1867
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
From the North.

:: The Macon TslegrepA of the 2eth
has the following: Two ladies Of high
respectability, known in this vicinity,
arrived here Mom the North day before
yesterday. They were nearly three
weeks on the passage, but got through
without molestation. They report. the
people of the North under strong dis:
.coursgement about the war, and one. ef
them brings assurance from Federal
officer, in not an unimportant position,
that if the South holds out faithfully a
lstle longer the North viii break down.
They say they encountered Morgan at
Ga1latip, and his men surrounded: their
train. Morgan conversed a long time
With the gentlemen who acted as their
escort and got the latest Northern news.
They say they learned in Tennessee
that q mail bag from Buell. had fallen
into our possession, and a dispatch from
him to the .Lineeln War Department
found in it said unless he was rein
forced heavily within a short time, his
army would inevitably be cut off and
destroyed. r.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
"a MOTHER In ISRAELI DE-
PARTED,

It becomes cur melancholy duty to
announce qthe death of Mrs. MARY
WR1aHg, seiet Of the late, Col VIM.
Wright, one~of the oldest and most esti-
mable women Of our town or district.
With a hand "epen as the day to melt
ing charity" she literally dispensed Of
her abundance +; hone ever>appreaehed
herzwita tear Of distress but left her
with oae Of gratitude. In good, old
age, she has passed away from earth,
but her worth viii long be remembered
by our entire cemnannity, for her chari-
ties we're without ostentstion-her
counsels were pure and noble; and her
example worthy Of. more extended no
tice than it is our power to give. Tru-
ly, are we bereaved by the sad dispen-
sation. She died on Monday last, after
q short illness, and was buried with her
husband and only child at Bethany
meeting house on Tuesday morning,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
ANorHsa Ymw or THE SUBJECT

ANOTHER VIEW or TIE SuBJEog.v
Some Of Norshern papers have been
;induleine xheiir elee ever ) the probable
drafting into their armies Of many Who
are secessionisss, or at heart opposed
to the war. Another and p more sen
tsible idea seems nov to hare struck
them. Can such men be- tr9sted 2
The New York HSan" says: "The plan
of forcing diseontented' or dsieyd men
into the ranks. has been trled; opeH'a
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03

50s, signed M. G Riggs 3. Gillian.
, Hammer sad handle lightly shaded
in the counterfeit: no handle on Chest
in the counterfeit: The hair on the
head Of. the Blacksmith thin, but rather
heavy and rough in. the counterfeit
The counterfeit Is also half an inch
SHORTER and one.sixteenth Of an: inch
narrower than the genuine bM.
$2O's, signed 81. E. Or, j. Stan
nent.--:; ~ ~ 80, -, =.
: Tail of the fgsre2, not Joined to the
body THUS ?-o}; the buttons on sailors
Jacket not very distihct in, counterfeit
two hearts join he. counterfeit, both
dark, while in the genuine they e:shaa
ded lightly.-GhestsrT Standard.
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Morgan again Yictorious,i

>. CHATTANOOGA; August 27.-colonel
Mofgan's brigade encountered General
Dick johnson, Federal6 Of the Ken
lucky cavalry, on Thursday, 21st inst,
near;GaHatin, in a hard fought battle.
The enemy numbered eight hundred !;
Morgan had about twelve hundred. The
enemy was cut all 20 pieces! Among
the remnant captured we're Gen, john
son and fifteen other commissioned Off
GERS. Our loss ,variously estimated
at from twenty-five to one hundred and
twentyI-the former p0bably correct.
Johnson's cavalry were raised for the
express purpose Of capturing Morgan s
forces. General Forrest arrived after
the fighting was over. Over three hun
dred prisoners were captured.
MOBILE, August ga special dis
patch to the Advertiser and Register,
dated KnoxyIle,, August 27, says one
Of Morgan'ss men arrived, to-day from
Huntsville, Tenn. He states that on
the 18th Morgan; advanced near Gala
tin, about twenty miles Northwest of
Nashville, on the Nashville and, Louis
vile railroad. He there encountered a
body of eight hundred Federals. By:a
re Did movement the trestle-work on the
railroad at Sandersville was burned and
the bridges on the road between Gala
tin and Nashville road. On the 10th
Morgan returned to APPOINT near Gala
tin With his forces. Only7Oo engaged
1900 of the enemy, under Gen. Rich
ard Johnson, formerly of, Padueah,
Kentucky. The enemy. were routed,
with the loss of killed and wounded 1SO
and 200 prisoners, among whom are
Johnson and two officers of his staff.
Louis Morgan's command had five
killed and eight wounded. Col. Geo.
Stolger Greenfell and Lieut.. Col. Duke
greatly distinguished themselves.
Bull Nelson is retreating from Nash
vile towards Bowling Green.
Cumberland Gap is still invested by
General Kirby Smiths forces
The enemy cannot longremain under
siege for want of provisions.
Gen. Smith has proclaimed an am
nesty to all Union men who return to
their Southern allegiance.
CHATTANOOGA, August 26.-General
Morgan proposition, dated Hartsville,
August 15, declares his intention of
putting the law Of retaliation in force,
since the Yankees will not permit his
paroles to be recognized, and says he
will in future initiate them in their e1-
actions, and retaliateupon them the op-
preston with which his friends are vis-
tied, and will continue this course antil
our enemies conduct this war according
IN the law of nations,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03

might be captured and subjected to the
retsliatery treatment in store for them
in that event, and that the men, on ae-
count ef, the cowasdice Of the officers,
svore that they would not fight, but
would follow tie example of their supe-
2riors, and run tooss :,
From altwecan gather--andw we have
tried to inform: ourselves df the true
condition of afaiirs-there is not the
slightest ground ,fors anxiety ,fer, the en-
tire safety Of our army IN thai, quarter
and its ability. to drive back the inyss'
ding hosts beyond the confines Of the
State -. =, =, - :.
The prisoners captured on Friday
.night and Saturday were yesterday-et
FRapidan statien, and will be>. brought
on to this city as soon as transportation
can be conveniently provided"
FROM THE RAPPAHANNocK.
We learned lasf::night, :throagh the
medium of t6e,telegraph, that at Cor
donsyille. ..throughout yesterday morn
ing, Che incessant boom of distant can
non vas heard IN the direction Of War
renton. =. F'--'@ =. =.
Gentlemen Who reached this city yes:
tefday evening repertthat a portion of
Nc Clellan's forces still occupy WI
.,. - -. n a.. AZ - l;n
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03

Old Abe seems annoyed on all sides:
Besides rautiay and demoraaiaation q
mong his white and black soldivs, the
Indians il Mecker county, Minnesota,
exasperated at the nen-reeeption ofthe
money due. them from the q. S. Gov
ernmsat, attacked the whites in Action,
killing several men,, women, and chill
dren. They also massacred several at
the Lowsf Agency. :.
The Israelitish citizens Of Chicago
have had an enthusiastic warmeeting "
contributed sS,ooe, and resolved to
raise a. Jewish company for tho war.
This would be killing, the goose that
laid the golden egg; hnt it would be a.
bout all that they would kill. =:
The firing Of artillery, for the pur-
pose of testing guns, on a new FORTH
cation at James Island, near Charles.
ton, was: heard distinctly in Columbia
last Friday afternoon. -, /.
Col. Vance, of-the 26th North Caro-
lima Regiment rendered his resignation
on the 10Th ut. which was accepted
AS be has been elected Governor, it
would never do 10 risk his precious life
one month longer on the battlefield, :
Insoompliance with the wishes7of the
ladies of South Carolina, the Secretary
of the Navy has consented that the IRON
clad Confederate gpnboat- recently
launched at Charleston shall be called
"The Palmetto State ,. : -
The number Of slaves emancipated in
the District Of. Columbia, under I'D
law aboiishing slavery, foots-np three
thousand one hundred. The time limit
ed for filing claims has expired.
The New York Atlas proposes that
President Lincoln farm outs the job Of
taking: Richmondtcte' a volunteer army
enrolled for that special service. :. :.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
Interesting nom Virginia.

RICHMOND, August So.--The Lynch
burg Republicans says that Carlisle, who
represented the Rerpont usurpstion, m
the Lincoln Senate is stumping The
r1WK.estern part of Virginia against the
war and m$favof of tie South Al
Chfksburg he said he Was no,ionger IN
favor of the war, but. With the South
against the ant-sleyery party and that
it Ras folly to taR Of subjgating the
South. --.I;, ,.-:!:.::,.
It is represented that the: enemy have
evacuated :Kanawha Valley and that
in: their retreat theRnemy attempted 70
burn the Kanawha Sab " Torkss but fail
ed. - -, - :. !,
The citizens of Northwestern Viz
||ginia are aocking Eastward to join. the
{ Confederate army S-Ss. f.,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
REPORTED ESCAPE OF FEDERAL Nor.

REPORTED ESCAPE OF FEDBaAL NOR
eAN.-We are. informed, says the Coz
lumbus ;Enqasrer, upon the authority Of
q private letter received From atlanta,
that the Federal Gen. Morgan has sue;
eeeded in efechag his escape from
Cumberland Gap, with most Of his com
mand: ,Oneregiment of renegade Ten
il: is said, weres captured by
our ;forces,} and were ON their way to
Atlanta. 8his is not mentioned, how
eyer. in oursdespatch Of yesterday from
Chattanooga. -. .. =, - -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Monday last would be. called Sale
day in the good old times, but we have
no Sheriff sales now, nevertheless 9
goodly number Of citizens were about,
who seemed well supplied with Confed,
crate bills, the character of which
Squire Brown was called to pass up
on There were few, if any counter:
feits in this section, we believe, until
the influx of certain spectators who
require watching aswen as their money.
WHY will the citizens allow themselves
to be thus intruded on?
Mr.. JOHN MASON, another of York's
patriotic sens, who returned home from
Virginia some time since, where he
had long been confined to the hospital,
we are sorry to state, died this resi-
denee on the 2Sth ult. He was an ex-
emplary young man, and, of course, a
good citizen. Crest, warrior, rest"
Our friends near the mountains, in
this District, we learn, fatter them
selves that salt may be procured by
mining or boring the deer salt-licks
that abound in that vicinity. We hope
, their expectations may be fully EeaG-
zed, and that the ancient glories Of old
Kings Mountain, that heralded ':peace
on earth, may be renewed at this time
by her pouring forth from her rich
vein- this great necessary of life
May her labor be more efectual than
one Mr.. Esop wrote about.
The late appointments of Field off,
GERS by the Governor and Council
'swon't take" Meetings are being held
throughout the State by those liable to
duty, expressing sense of their right,
and a determination to elect their own
officers, field and lhse. A late meeting
in Lexington District, "Resolued, that
we regard it as much our duty as eiti-
zens to resist usurpation as to repel In
yasion."
s~ We are requested by Captain
Walter B. Metts, to state for the benefit
of the friends of the soldiers in the 17th
S. G. Regiment, that all letterssshould
be directed as below, to reach their
destination.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03

CoNFrscAT1oN OF PROPERTY IN PORTS
MouTH.-A gentleman who arrived from
Portsmouth yesterday states that the
Yankees are eonfscating the property
of all citizens there known or suspected
to be loyal to the Confederacy. They
have even gone so far as to take the
furniture of Col. J. G. Hodges, of the
18th Virginia, and Col. David j. God
win, of the 9th Virginia, out of their
houses, and shipped it North for sale.
Their recent reverses on the Kappa
hammock seemed to have rendered them
more vindictive than ever, and gener-
al confscatioH&sh Norfolk and Ports,
mouth is expected.-Richmond DIS
patch.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03

). FROM KENgUsKY.-ReEsbTe Einfor!
nation vas received herelast night that
Gen. Smiths troops had captured 3se
wagons, about j, 200 horses and mules,
and part Of aregiment of Federsis: =,
1t is also stated that thestelegraFph! !!
was operated by our men to the Feds at
Cumberland Gap, and itwas ascertain
ed that there were at the Gap between
g and 10000 men, With three! days
rations, and that oW forces are in a. .pe-
sition to bag the whole garrison IN a
short time. .-Kmozui1e Register, Eth.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
Another Confederate victory.
DEHlY o. lQPE llD fBLEEIMl
The Secortd ,Baftle Of Manassas I

The Second Battle OF Manassas
: 'KIoHnotHD, September. The fol-
lowing despatch was received by the
President this evening, about s O'clock :
:. HsADaU.nrrss ARxf Nokraxas xlasstA, :
GnovrToN, angdsf Sole p. M,
Es RhfrDAN, sepueneer l.
70 President Daui$: -, -
This army achieved to-day, on the
plains Of Manaasas,S 3 a-signal victory
over: the combined forces Of Generals
Mcclellan and Pope, On the 28th and
29th. Each wing under Generals Long
street and jackson repulsed with 4alor
the attacks made on them separately:
We mourn the loss Of our gallant dead
in every conflict, yet ou1 gratitude TO
Almighty God FIR. his smercies rises
higher each day. To Him and to- the
valos . Of our troops nations gratitude
is due. ..;.s:
(signed,) 3. p. LEE,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
The Yankees Repulsed at Bridgeport

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 28.-Genera]
Maxcy yesterday had a cavalry and in
fantry brush with the enemy at Bridge.
port, who tried to repossess the place,
Colonel McInstry's 32d Alabama and
Prices Cavalry were all that were en-
gagged on our side. The enemy were
gallantly repulsed, and were annoyed
all last night in their entrenchments
there and at Battle Creek. This morning
they have entirely disappeared. Eight
or ten were wounded on our side.-
None killed.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

By reference to our advertising cob
umns it will be seen that Mr.. Rose of
fers for sale or lease, hislarge brick no.
tel in this place. It is<one Of the finest
arranged buildingsi in the State, for the
purpose, and besides being eommodiolz
is well furnished, and in good repair,
Whether. to purchaser or lessee, an
excellent opportunity for investment is
offered. ,- -,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
Description of the Counterfeit Notes

Description OF the Counterfelt Notes.
The following is description of the
Counterfeit Treasury notes to which
Secretary Memminger alludes, in the
late notice from the Treasury Depart
ment.
The Secretary has called in all the
notes of the denominations mentioned
below, of Hoyer & Ludwig's issue.
Parties having any such bills in their
possession should Immediately forward
them to Ben. c. Presley, Assistant
Treasurer at Charleston, who will give
them in return interest bearing
notes, or call certificates which will be
taken up and new notes given as soon
as they can be prepared.
$1oO's, signed G. C. Thayer, Johr
OFT.
| In the counterfeit the buckle on bell
very indistinct: 3 white dots at feet o.
sailor; spokes of wheels and blanks
light and very distinct in the centre
of the bill. Also, back ground of the
picture much lighter: The shirt collar
and bosom of sailor very lightly shaded
The medallion more distinct ard better
executed than in the genuine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03

:s-.I6F M#ssHs .EDrross Allow me
through she columns of;yoar Papas e
myself Is 4 candidate fertwd
Seats in the next Legislature From
my personal. appearance, and long ex-
perienee inzthe sGassronomie- Art. 4
think I am fully qualified for the same
The 6aferings Of the community are
respectfully counted on ~, : -. :. :
tt.' y ,.;g..i ..;.-s o411A o411A+, r1AnkpAJy
! - The Soldiers. .Friend.,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03

- a-sf~ ~ .ssy
How IT IsDoNEH RICHMOND -Ihe 2!
present distressing embargo on: y, !,
auor compeR Rany Of she,,Veas .a ones.
TO Iesort 70 various sniits " soStal ..,'a 9
swig efthe3 3e3hlafs Auld ana 70 she
e exefcise Of theit rategle talents, + He, ,,
dusatiy involving q s.eaange a 4 bases sss
exhibits cons,deraoie !. fmgehu!1y hs s
'Eganss'ssr glVes ssne lene#ng AeSoa:n
OF the msnneT u WINCH tne geleaLe Gl! ne = .
getiationis managed IN hlehnoffd: s
D--the must always be .an y M. !.
ID. Ghas previously, taken q room az me-
=. - street, or room, NO. :,
= ~ hotet, = ana .: sent eqt messengers
in the shape OF little cards. bearing ms
name 6, nunper, J. &C.: |. - a. . 8,
:, q Knock J, az 11e 5ne aeor, anu she%aoof =
oPenea py tne DoctSrI <.1, !
yisitor--An! II y gooa morning pos- :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. ia fight took
place West Of Warfensburg,. on Friday
last, in which three, thousand .guerillas,
under aQuantrel and Hughes, used up
eight hundred State militia, command
ed byMder EmorBS. Foster, mortal
" wounding the latter. The Bnson
loss IN killed, wounded and miaslng was
three hundred. The rebel ioss was
near five hundred. The rebels captured
two cannon. -. j. -. -. = -: :.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03

MeBn.a, Aug. ,28.4 special dea,
patch to she Aavsrttser and Rsg'sts',,
dated Tupeto,- 28th, says Goa. Faalks
ner, with 500 oonfederase. ::gneriHas;
. Federal scouting party pn
Tuesday, near Rienzi,,- driving them
back INTO their camp where Holoaa
Faulkner's' command was met by "a
large force Of Yankee infantry and
cavalry, who drove them back itf.tarn. p
No estimatesef the less On either SIDE &C.:
FUaIHEg PARGIogLAas. MOBILE, !
Aug W.-A special. despatch teathe
Aapertsser ara :ltegasseT laStsa ta 7!uPelo'
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Company -,
17th Regiment, S. c. V.
Evans Brigade,

Richmond, Va.
A resolution of inquiry has been in
troduced in the Confederate Legisla-
ture, as to providing for the relief from
duty as clerks all persons between the
ages of 18 and IS, and of supplying
their places with persons, who by rea-
son of disability from disease contract
ed in the army, or Of wounds in battle,
are unfit for service; and another into
the expediency of drafting negroes to
be employed as teamsters, cooks, and
hospital nurses.
Capt. Frank Buchanan has been pro-
noted to the highest Office in the Con-
federate Navy, viz: that of ADMIRAL,
for his distinguished services in the
great battle and victory in Hampton
Roads.
A late number of the Richmond DIS,
patch contains advertisements for some
tsoenty fve substitutes, all have to be
over As. AS high as $4,000 is offered
What has become Hannibal Hamlin
"the niger" Vice President? Al
Phelps declines the use of spades ant
axes as the proper instruments for hi
negro brigade, why does not ''blacl
Hannibal don the habiliments of war
and take the field. He should be th'
Maiae hand, among the Grail splitters.
"a little seivet, good apothecary."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
G.. W. WILLIAMS, Esq.
j. N. McELWEE, Sr.
L. II. MASSEY,
A: A. MCKENZIE.

These men are generally known
They are known to have q will and a.
WOW of their own. This is one of the
reasons of their selection by US. We
appeal to you. Do not the times need
sternness Of. will and Of purpose?
They severally have passed the me-
ridian Of life. Though not brawlers for
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-03
From Fauquier.

o.
1.-THE only intelligence we hsve from
the scene Of military: operations north
Of the Rappehaanock is derived from
passengers who reached this city last
evening blythe Cen1af train from Cor
.densviaeS They report that General
tJacksoni on Tuesday last defeated The
right wing Of Pope'ss asmEE d: Salen, a
boint on the Manassas Gap ralread,
Captured three hundred Wagons loaded
with eommissaryy steress aud eight thou-
sand prisoners, among whom is Gene
raj Blenket himself, and that a portion
of our army now occupies Manassas
Junction, IN PopeS. rear. This is evi-
IDENTIFY a modification of tho report,
mentioned IN yesterdays Eranas,ssr, Of
the capture of sixteen Thousand men
and FIVE hundred wagons. Not being
able to obtain from the War Office any
confirmation of these reports, we con-
ehde them to be unWorthy:of credit. :
Itsis not reasonable to suppose that
the Government would withhold from
she country intelligence Of 8 victory as
as would dappear tobe indiea-
ted by the number Of: prisoners and
plunder alleged to have been captured.
tits aise reported in the: captured
mail bag was a dispatch from Pope TO
his Government, stating that nothing
but sudden rise in the Rappahannock
river had saved bis army from -asnihi-
lasion when attacked By Longstreet on
q recent occasion, -: :.
From a gentleman ahn left Culpep-
er Court Hsuse yestesaag morning we
learn that during the, present week con-
tinual tannonading has been heard to
the north Of the Rappahannock river.
Since the above was intype,- wehaye
learned upon good authority that: .
body>sf ouf cavalry, on Tuesday, yisi-
ted Manassas Junction, where, they
captured, eight pieces-ef cannon, and
destroyed vast amount Of stores
Tins; is probably the origin. Of the re-
ports mentioned ,abaye. =
-, eRseAaond .Ezan.iper, 29tA. D,
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sP8OSPEPFBS.

1O0E AREOSs
N7E vii issue IN this city, on SAT
" URDAY AFTERNOON, September Oh, d's .A'ss
SOUFHEaN Hill LUsTRAHD NEWS,
weekly Journal deysted 20 thsdiaentnaaoa Of useful
= kaaaassdss s1ssass1 e%ptsStlIs so~eIss.; = ~
-, z: J2fS =, ( Biographical Sketches, -
f:sr Z - The Lasese Carept News,
and, fndersveu ssect vhirte range ofpoiite litera
Having seersd de valuable services of that excellent
Anist, Mr. YORScH, Late Of tie "MmyIand Line ~ who
will sssstsd BY the artistic pencil OF NJ KING leng
connected with The Hihnis Gsiefy wewiii Be enabled each
Eses e preset 'oibe glSite a4andsopsy sm'e''nsa
The Ina nsinbsT wrf contain an sccurue perrzs @
GEN. ssST0NESEALL JACASONsn
whiehw.a win az Interesting sioslftiea
We hare Siso ssasnSiaased an arrangement with many
whtet male and female Of acknowledged ability nhh
W1 enable US toput h paper In NO respect nfens TO
thdss asd Ens PsSdeSs gta Nv, wpa sr CUE CUE
lie, we proiusetht D6ihg i Be left undore upon our
part TO render the bapcs Literary character, It's 10
craving, and in TgpoS acceptahs 10 all and whilst
catering the sene shaT nat omit to sea Hside
sdae q hs special aaaaene1t 60 80, sse
sss sf &
fourtsii1ng and lyqHut donpat - - =
The srads svpSs saSu Apply IN hebuld
Ing bccupsdb sahusi Ayen ahds corner Cary dhd
'1 yfsia'a .s1sst' .s' -. Il #. MSFsses MspE
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