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Joan F. Hior, Graud Secretary, should be addressed
al NushHile, Trua

JOAN F. Hior, Graud Secretary, should be ahdrossed
al Nashuilie, 1tna,
Tennessee Lodge, No. l-Mcets every rues'ay Even
ing at their Hall, on the corner of Union ana sum
msr Streets Tue officers for the present iorm, are
O. 3 Lesuour, n c.; }. f. Mills, yd.; j. L. Wcakey,
Secretary 4. X Spain, Treasurer
Trabus Lodge, No. lO--Mects at tho sane place
every Monday Evening The otloers are r. A.
Campben, n. a.. Henry Apple, V. o. j. l. Park
Secretary Il. y, Brown, Treasurer
Saisy Lodge, No aO-Neeis at their Han on SOUTH
Cherry street, every Friday tyoping. The officers
are o. @ Covert n C Prank Hartman, VG.i Iames
Wyatt, Secretary ". NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora Lodge, No. los (Germaul Meets at the
HALL corner Of Union aud summer streets, every
Thursday Evening, Tho officers are Charles Rich
Nc, P Friedman, va; -- BitIrrlch, secretary :
Geo scllorle, Treasurer.
Rligsy Eacampmsui, No. Meets at the above Hail
ON the arsi and third Wednesdays OF each month
The oaicors are. J. g. Mills Cri T, n. Mcbride, ZIP
q. y. Fuller, sw,; Peter Harris, Jr, JW Johu 3.
hide, Scribe b. h. Cutter, Treasurer
Olius Branch Ea,olmpmsai, No. 4-h,rts Al the
above Han on tho sooond aud fourth Wednesday
nights OF each mouth. The officers are Jas. T hoh,
C.P.; Henry Apple mp L. Moker, Sw., o fried-
man Jw. Charles Krcher, Scribe ,. n Ward,
Treasurer.
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DAvrpsos COUNTY DlRrcronr--Coatinpei.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS

Fo, -fiesdquartors on High street Goa Negicy,
commanding.
Di,irici-Hcadquarter summer street or.
Ford's rezidence) W. II sideu, Mai 10Th e. s. Iu.
rutry. 4. A. A.G
Fr,rod Marslui-Headqua at Tue Capitol.
q. Gi1em Col. Ut Tenn. Inhnuy
CLief Assistant Quartermoaier - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, Judge caltou's resdenoe.)
Capt D Bingham
Assissn Qudrtermaster--No 90 Cherry street. Capt.
v. stevenson
AaistrW Qndr,srHasfer - Vine street. near Mrs
rolks fcsIden,e. capt r. n. Lamb.
Assistant QuaiirrmoVer--N0 81, Market street.
tapt. j. 81 Hale
Chi.r CaHmissayB Headquarters, No. TO- Vine st.
Capt Z Micirciy.
Conmis.t,g qt SaLsisenos-R,oad street. Capt $.
iIttle
Acfiag Co,amis.drB qt SubsideHcs-Coruer OF Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Direcfor-summor street. or. F0rd's old
rosidencc) surgeon, g. Swift,
| Medical prreyors ORce-Church street, Masonic
| Building. j X. PnuE, Surgeon, Sta Kentucky In
| fantry, Acting Medical Puryeyor.
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ME. JEFrEEsON DAVIS nowhere in his
message makes any mention Of " the con-
cilatory policy that has prevailed from
the commencement of the war, until
within a few weeks, and even preyails ia
some quarters now. so far from making
any such acknowledgment, he makes it
his special aim 10 show that we are the
most brutal, sanguinary reyengeiul, bar
barous enemy, that ever took the field,
Perhaps, the advocates Of the concilia-
tory policy, can end something for their
encouragement In this. And, perhaps,
the advocates Of a vigorous policy, will
find some encouragement In the fact that
Jrrr DAVIS stands iu such manifest
fear of it.-Dar5H d3tTher.
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EMrEgog ASu PEAsANT.--The Emperor
Of the French is getting popular with the
peasants. Alta late soldiers ball in lichyi
be danced with a peasant girl, TO TIE IN
tense delightof all present.
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ARRIvAL ANp pEpARTURE on MAINS

Louisville a Nashville R,R Train leaves at 7A5, Am.
arr AZ $50, T. NJ.
Nashville S Decatur RR. Train leaves at 600, AN,
arr. az 100, pm.
Nash Chattanooga R.R. Train leaves at 1000, AN.
at325, Pm.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,


Porsonh wishing 10 send Freight and Packages by
the Morning Trains OF The IouByllLE Ans NASH
ytux, aud NAsuYtllE AND pEcAtuR RAlHoA1s,
must have tho same at The onoo by O'Clock the
evening proY'ens
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ARRIVAL ANp pEPARruRE on MAILs.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville, arrives naily, 63OPM
leaves " 745 AM.
Columbia, via T. n A. R.R. arrives $50 PM.
lsayes 6tOA.M.
shelbyyille, via n n g RR, arrives $3.50 Pm.
leaves " 1906 A NJ.
Lebanon, arrives l2OOM
leaves eco I'M.
Memphis Mail, leaves pnily,va Louisville and Cairo.
UsT.OFFlCEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gordonsyille, Smithyllle,
Watertown, Iounings Fork.
rOsr OFFICES on LINE OF y. \ g. R.R-
Murfreesboro, Fosteryille,
Jordans Valley, or sholbyyille,
Chrstiana. Palmetto.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

slsri6--James N. Hinton. Depuis'-Thomas Rob
sou aud J. X. Buchanan.
Regisfsr--Phneas Garrett
T,4istes-w Jasper Taylor.
CoroHer--N H. Belcher.
Ranger-John Corbtt.
Revenue Collector. q. Brilcy
Railroad Tar Coliector--w. D. Robertson,
C1siables for he NashriHs Distct--lohu D. Cover
and J. f. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
Iudgs-Hon. James Whitw1rh
Olak-P. Lindscy NichOl
81 The Judges oour, meets the arst Monday la
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, compo5'd Of
the Magistrates Of the County Is held the arst Mon.
day IN January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT,
J,afgs-IIou Nathaniel Baxter,
C7erk-Dayid G. Love.
Ss- The Court meets the art Monday in March
and september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
JHigs-Hon. william X. Turner.
Clvt-Charles +. piggous.
ar The Court meets the drst Monday In April Au.
gust and December.
cHANcERY COURT,
Ohauceiior-Hou Samuel u Frersou
ClsTk aud Mdaer~-l h. Glcayes
e. The Court meets the arst Mouda In May aud
November,
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NIGHT POLICE

orpiahl-John Baugh.
Ffrs Lieuienani-Wm YarbrOugh.
Second Lieuieaant--JOhu II. Davis.
poioemes.-wn. Jackson, John Cayender, Mich Da'
Wis. Joel PHILIPPE, WIN. Baker John Cottrell, William
Mayo, John Engles, j. W. Wright, John Puckett'
Robert SCOTT, W G. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates and Charles Hulitt.
ar The Police Court Is opened cyery morning at
uine O'Clock
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CITY COUNCIL,


hoard Of Aiderma,-N NJ Bren President g. r.
Newman q AZ May field H.G scoyel, WIN Cheat.
hau J. smith, NJ. @. L. Claiborne aud Jas. Robb,
,,nanon Councl--w p. Jones, President William
Roberts II j Yarbrough, VIA. Driver, WIN. stewart,
Louis Hough W Mullins James Turner, g. NJ South
gate A. J. Cole Jas. DAVIS, Andrew Anderson J. B.
knowles, aud John Crcady
fsANbiNa COMMITTEES rus CRY COUNCIL.
Fi,auce-Knowles scovel and Cole.
Water Worts-Anderson Smith and Claiborne.
Streets -Yarbrough, Turner, ,southgas, Davis, brien,
Mayasd Cheatham and Claiborne.
V1orf-Newman, Stewart aud Turner
Hosptal-Jones MayG Geld and sloan.
SoLool,-Cheatham Mayheld and Knowles
Tirs Depariinent-Crcady, Driver aud Newman.
Ga,--Driyer, Chealham and Davis.
C7seteyv-smith, Stewart aud Newman.
Mnrlet House Roberts, stewart aud Turner.
Sapes-Hough, Claiborne and Davis,
Poliee-Cbeatham Bren and Anderson
Sryinq.-Hough, Claiborne and Bricn.
Warlhouss-Cheatham Maydcld aud Knowles
Improvements aud Erpepdiures- sco'e aud
Crcady.
Public Properiy-Bren, Uheatbam aud Turner
Psst Ifouse-May yneld Jones aud Roberts
ss- The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesday
next preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays IN
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each muuth.
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JOHN HuGH SMITH, Mayor.
.... .rt. WILLIAM SHANE, Rscorisr
.C4 Il 80 j JOHH CHUMBLEY, AarBhat
Depsag Mafssols--w. H. wiikiusoo, A. c. Tucker,
and James A. steele. m l.
c7erEs o|ths Aartst-tohn humbloy, e1-oGeto, arhi;
Jos L. Ryan second aud John Reddick, third
Tas Assessor--Willnm Driver.
Rsreaue Collector--A B. shankand
Waier Tar Colecior-E 3 Garrett
.." Treasurer-K henry.
Vaary Aaaer-Thomas Ieake.
sapertAsadeai Qf ne WorhhoHfs-J q Dodd
... Superintendent qC Rs Waia Worls--lamee wyatt
uIa 'cai5 q The Frs D,parfmai-Iohn NJ seabwy
ss5fon Of the C1nsierg--T a McBdde
Sref Oyerseer--J. l.. stewart
ON AR0rney--John Mcphail Smith.
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ssurs writing the above, Ne have heard oi that
masterpiece 0f uunihcenCy. tha Eiu ui my thousand
i0lars 20 the theological seminary al Princeton 13
Che hrasu stuart
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15
NUMBER 81.
sounded hoarse and unnatural.
"Alce hush You know not what you

sounded hoarse and unnatural.
"Alice hush You know not what You
do
A change came over her. She dropped
his hand, and with both her own pressed
tightly upon her breast, as if to stay the
breathing Of her heart, stood gazing upon
him with sorrowing eyes and parted lips
rom which all shade Of color had faded.
He passed his hand across his forehead
and turned from her.
"Alice, leave me- In mercy leave me-
But she stood as though rooted to the
floor
"Would to God loved her less y burst
from him like a groan.
She heard him. and her Ii ps moved, her
arms were stretched cut to hun one un-
certain step forward and she fell senseless
at bis feet.
Cousin Jonathan did not leave for Bos.
ton that day, but Captain Hay did leave
for the South; and when the winter was
gone Mr.. Warning returned to his home,
but he did no. go alone.
Alice went with him and lived happy
woman for she had ever one with her who
could guide her right, and whom she loved
with all her soul. Bat, though MIR. War.
ring was her island, she was always
fond in her playful moods, Of addressing
him as Cousin ,'ona han still.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

will you take this woman to be 20, r
welded wife % said an Illinois lnagi, tf;t =
to the masculine OF couple who stood up
before him.
well, SQUIRE was the reply, You must
be green IN to ask me such question
as tha. ar Do you think I'd be such .
plaguy fool as to 90 to the bar hunt, and
take this gal from the qnil;in' iroiie, if /
was not conscriptiou,ly certain and deter
mined to have her? Drive On with your
bizeness.n
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IE / DIE l7iissT.

If die7iiFs., dear love,
a My ,noarnfa! souI made free,
Shal! sit in Heavens high portal,
To wait end watch for thee
To wait and watch for thee, love.
And through the deep, dark space
To peer, with human Ion1ings,
For thy beloved face.
Mid all the stars Of heaven,
One only shal! ! see.
The earth'star ot my passion,
Half Heaven for holding thee
AL Heaven for holding thee. love,
And brig htest Of the spheres,
By thy dear smile iliunined,
Or ha!lowed by thy tears.
If | die first, dear love,
feel that this shall be-
For Heaven will NOT lie Heaven
Until it's shared With thee
Until its shared with 'hee, love,
III linger at the gate.
Or be thy guardian angel,
To teach thee how to wait.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15
FROM WASHINGTON.


EDITOR /. I.-Scarce had the glorious
sun shot up the daPp!ed orient on Monday
morn, my boy, when the Commander.:n.
Chief Of the Mackerel Brigade received
telegraphlc dispatch, which read as fol-
lows -
General Frost has appeared near Cen.
tervi,le, ana is now covering the wood and
road in our rear"
l. bore 40 signature, my boy, but the
general believed the danger to be immi-
nen', and ordered Captain Bob Shorty to
take ten thousand men, and make recon.
noisance toward Centreville.
Bob, my cherub, says be, If you can
get behind the rebel Frost, end take the
whole Confeieracy prisoners, don't admin
ister tho Oath until the Eagle Of America
is avenged"
Bob smiled Ike happy oyster, and
says he
Domino ~
Twas nigh tie hour Of noon when Capt.
Bob Shorty and his veterans approached
the beautiful village Of Centrsville. Cross
trees had been placed under the horses Of
the cavalry to keep them from falling
down, aid the intaLtry were arranging
themselves 90 that the bayonel3 OF the
front rank shouldn't stick into ths
rear ranks eyes every time they turued
corner, wheo solitary contraband nigh:
have been seen eating hoe cake By the
solemn road-sida.
"Conlederate, said Capt Bob Shorty,
approaching him with his sword very
much between his legs, has. seen the
Fe5tl EC0s. and his myrmidons? | come
10 E'vo Inn battle, having heard that he
was here .A2"ais.'
ne Ethiopian took Pentagonal bite
u h0e-cGHc, and says he:
"Ieil NasSa Lincoln that dc frost war
very thick last night; but hab gone by
this time.
Captain Bob Shorty took oil HI, cap,
mg boy, looked caretn l7 into It, put 1t on
as"in, ana lrowned awtG!ty, 'Conrades,'
says ne, addressing the troops, you nave
heard OF big thing on Snyder. lou
10" behold It before you. la!s here re-
connoisance, saye he, rs what the
ffench would cal. JeH par: we must
turn 1t into !oraSing expedition. Charge
on yonder haystack, ana remember me In
your prayers
Twas early eve, my boy, when that
splendid array returned TO Poiomacs
shore, with twc hayssacks tor their horses
and ten Confederate chickens for supper.
Nobody hurt on our side:
enclose the lo11owlH5 oT!et ssetch OF
the gallant solder wao commanded IN this
brlllsn, affair
Captain Robert Shony.-This brave
ctli pa VII nrl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15
THREE MES.

First time saw my Love, my eyes,
Were eladdaned with sweet surprise
There woke thought that never dies,
That bright June morning.
A vision. fairly clad in white,
Dawned softly. freshly on my sight,
And in her hand were roses bright. -
June resrs. pure from speck oc blight,
.~ hy Loves adorning!
Last time saw my Love. she lay
All pale, all silent, cold as clay:
The light Of life had died away;
Oh. sad and swees last time!
And still she wore robe OF white,
And on her pillow, lightly prest,
And in the hand that lay at rest,
Solemnly, Oh her peaceful breast,
Were roses,-buds not cpenel gu;te,-
Ga'hese3 before their prime.
A tender care had lain bin there;
But my dead Love was far more tar.
Next time see my Love, know
A glorious garment, white as snow,
On which no stains of earth can show
A garment meet for heavep,-
Will robe the form long to see;
My anReilove, who waits for ne,
Aud holds a palm UE victory
For earths white roses given.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

Mr.. Curlis, Republican member from
Blackhawk county. has introduced resc-
luton in the Iowa House. suspending oil
laws for the collection of debts, except
taxes and school funds, for reasonable
time, and to postpone the sessions Of the
District Courts except in criminal cases,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

A good story is told off hardshel' mis-
sionary in Medina. who had become mix.
ed up in land specuarions in Minnesota.
On entering his pulpit recently lie an
nounced to his cong ega'ion, at the opening
of his sermon, that his text might be
found in St. paals ep'stlc to the M,nnes-
otians, section four, range three, west
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

An Orderly, lately railroad conductor
was drilling squad, and while marching
them by flank, turned to speak 10 u friend
for moment. On booking again towards
his squad, he saw they were in the act OF
"butting up against p fence. in his hurry
to halt them he shouted out-"Down
brakes! Down brakes y
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15
Sioux City Atgisttr
sEl Frs PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Sioux City, Woodbury. County Iowa,


TERMS Or SUBsra{PrroN-onc Dollars and
Fifty Cents year--llways in advance: for six
months, S.vsnly-Gye Cents; for three months,
Forty Cents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-15

NoRTH CAROLINA BALL Room. -" Miss.
can l have the pleasure of dancing with
you the next co.lllion p
"Well, don't KNOW
Engaged, pe'haps?'
a "Welt, Of you must know, I ain't quite
done ehdscino my rGrsnm.
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| -syno Maioha Manitcu should work him III
! scms der,on whose eyes could blast tho light
ring and pour forth his anger like following
thunder. How mnch than was his mind relieved
when, after an hours watching he saw the Med
icino man Of the tribe slowly emerge, though
wanting hi, usual ca5ilistic dress and implements
Of mummery.
Il was indeed as If the pressure Of the neither
milestone had been takon of his heart, for he
raw b,fro him not only the pollution Of the
mystery but a perfect accomplishment Of bis
dearest wishes. Usually .be Medicine Man had
the warrior in his power. In this instances the
cwo vas rev orsod and the man Of tate was under
tho control, in a great msssure, Of tho other.
Ard why this strange Circumstance was No,
could readily have boon solved by either Of them.
In former days tho ever crafty and su,picious
q" Heart Of Wclf had detected tho Medicine
In acts that were punishable by th. laws Of tho
tribe With to,th. These things no had KEEP, to
himsolf With the hope ono day Of turning them
20 ccutt and now he Jaw clesrly the coveted
o7portLni' y and was not slow TO profit by il.
To la; n the Mvdicips therefore 10 his wieUarn
was his rlar, for there they could Converse un
indicated. This was easy to be accomplished,
FOR tho one dare rot tempt the other TO anger
aud consequently risk tho chance Of betrayal,
By denial
To BE- coatiasnS
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CARTDiEN, ATTENTION
~ DIR. TOBIAS Venstian Hnrss Linineni' Pint
bottos, 90 cts. Cures lamenesa, cuts cAlkA sprdna
nc. II you have . lAms horse, Try bn,de-suTt
cure' The Broadway Railroad Company, South
Boston, writes, "Send US IL dozen per express II
tne bet IMMINENT for lAmeness and gals We nave
ever used" Office 90 OortlAndi d. Sold BY Al
druggists. Ask for Tobias HoEve Llnimeni In PIN
6osalea, and take no other, teiaPkAo'l0s
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m GRusJINBa,

CUEF YOUR COUGH-TAR AND WILD
SChuuy BarE have long held a very high posiNcT
curative for affections of the Lungs aud Thrust'
by the medical profession, and the pu he Ia geu'
oral. by new chemical process Nj. CAMPBELL
has combined the active principle o. there in cctn
pound which he deslgnates ~ ths SYRUP OF TAI
AND WILD CHERRY, for Coughs. q ldr, sort
Throat, Bronchitis, &c. II IL unsrr psgs.d Give 10
trial. Bold AZ the low price Of T,gtr Iy-dve cent
per bottle, by the proprietor, SAMUEL CAM,
BELL, Chemist and Ap the,s.ry, g. W cor stn syt
and 2sth -. Also AT MD yn.ld's Dry Goods ssor
500 Bowery. Bid wholesale by Massrs sch. efell
Bro. Co, cor William and BE-. kman sts Ais 4.
sale, Furmsn'S Rheumatic Lnlmelt price ~ cert
per bottle. d4b 72sG'll0
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PUBLICATIONS.. &c.

CPRlNG FASHIONS RELIABLE AND
y elegant styiss, G,auufu ly Illustrated iud hllp-
fully dt-Cribfi, vii appear Ia the Sprng number
W., Niue. DfMUkt5rS 2 AT rly MUIR o. FASH
Iuns, CA Monday, ,rch 81. De aers, milltntr.i
dress.nakors, mothers, aud ladies' generally, WI
hnt 4 80 Contain lust what tAey most " sut Illus
tratea with large add elegant fashion plates ant
tll,-sged pNtterns Yearly, 81; single copies zoe.
cent III, ma / nu ,e.aIut n the price lIG
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DYSPEPSIA CAN BE HELlEVED-ALL
~ Vho doubI Il should NY q b tie o. DR. Smiths
OYsPi PsIA ANHIHILATOR, for the speedy 70
lief of Dyspepsia, Indiged n, LosA Of Appetite,
rsuses aid sickness Of the Stomach, Flatulanoy,
&c. This remedy will be found ono OF the mosi
aplteallu and eoac.ouA Rrtc ever discovered fo1
tie perm Aneni cure Of thai distr ssing diseAso-
DYSPEPSIA. Perseverance With this medicine viii
ensure regularity Of the bowels 81 all tlmes A
number 81 certificates might he obtained, but thsv
easily procured with little regard 10 truth
tEat they can have weighI'Sith . disoerninR puh
lie. Therefore, the proprietor is conhdent, ihN a
simple trial OF this Remedy will establish its char
IN use q. the present day. For sale a 20 Sou.h
se'ond 81, wlllAmsburgh. To be hsd IN Ne
York, al u Eighth ave. ; as Grand a. $50 Ailsn.
Price " cents Per bo.als. is0o s1so.sas !"
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limited STATES AGENCY
~ FOB
NATIONAL LOAN.

WINES AND LIQUORS-OREILLY &
w Bon, importers and Wholesale dealers In
foreign and domestic liquors, 9lo Duane 81, near
West, New York, offer for sale ohesp Tor cash In
bond In store, In quantities 90 Huit purchasers.
Fine old Rochelle and Cognao brandies, Holland
gin, Jamaica and 81 Croix rum, Irish and Scotch
whiskey, PORT Sherry, Claret and Champagne
wines; together with large stock 81 pure domes-
Nc liquors. including two Thousand gallons OF Bour-
hon Vhiskey, from one " Eve years old. Every
article warranted a. represented Orders Will meei
prompt attention. lOl
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WASH WILBUR
THE
Frontier Hunter.


Author cf 'sThe T7c.sins INy'ine ftMne re-, }"
.s0..s,n." .yT1r Oitlsss ~ toe Wanasl,"
.cbsrry Bos-cu," Prank Ouilmet,e,"
.Msy KlrS" Toe S~~yinI WI ow,'.
',Ailcs Mnrtu, ~. y. wits
Medicine" SC. 80, Sc
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pnisrod according W A. " C'nsrcse, In she
Usks ofice, Of the D,str,c' Cur 4 Oh. e''hsfn
Distric, cf New York by Me- BsCh N the
year one thousand elsh' hundr-i and TA'y-'No'
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Personal NOTICES.

DECISIONS, BOUNTY LAND BOUNTY
money and prize money, ald al other claims
Tor soldiers, their widows and heirs, collected
rumpily, BY CALVIN w. SMITH, B'uth-eaAt cor
ueJ Chambers ami Chatham ST. tslS 2iso'lOA
DFRsONAI1-HEIRSO OF SEAMEN, U. s.
silly LeyAnt," lOtt IN 1851, ami nelrs % all SOL
dlers or seanlgn ~ the pres M war, and ~ the
MeEicsn war. Cal % rHOS. l. BRAYNARD,
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