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ITEMS OF LATE NEWS.

TIE number of persons wholly out Of en-
Ployment in Manchester, England, is now re-
ported at 1881.
Miss EVANS, the authoress of "Adam. Bede,n
will commence a new novel in the July num-
Der of the Cor7lhHt Magazine.
THE rebel Gen. j. K. Duncan is the son of
the late Gen. Andrew Duncan, of Hancock
county, Ohio, and has many relatives residing
at the North
SECRETARY SEWARD accompanied by Mr..
Thurlow Weed, went to Boston on the LIST
instant by the Norwich and Worcester route.
The Governor General of Canada is to visit
Montreal on the LIST OF July, and on the I'd
will hold a levee, and on the Sd be present at
public dinner, to be given in his honor. He
intends to subsequently proceed to Ottawa
City, and thence to important places in Upper
Canada.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES IL MISSOURI
The following gentlemen have announced
themselves as candidates for Congressional
honors at the State election 10 be held in Mis-
souri, next November
First District-Francis P. Blair.
Fifth District-Wm. Douglass.
Thomas L. Price.
Sixth District-Edward III. Samuel.
James H. Birch.
Austin A. King.
Ninth District-James S. Rollins.
Third Distriet-W. Lawson.
n eiieaI and Surgical History of the Re
be1liOn.
Surgeon-General Hammond has issued the
following order:
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HEADQUARTERS u. S. FORCES,
MENp1rIc I,n,nn Of 10

HEADQUARTERS u S. FORCES
MEMPHIS, June a. 1862
1t having been made known to these headquarters
that bills posted in the city by the Federal officers,
advertising for recruits to join the United States army
have been torn down by some unmitigated traiorous
vandas, it is hereby ordered that all persons guilty of
said oense upon detection, shall be arrested and mos
severely punished by the military authorities and the
Provost Guard is required to be yiglant and watchfu
in detecting the perpetrators.
BY order Of JAMES r, SLACK
Colonel Commanding Pest
Official. p. Evans, A. A. A.G
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PROCLAMATION.

HEADQUARTERS United STATES FORCES,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 10th, 1862.
The city Of Memphis now being in possession OF
the Federal forces, the rights ofpersons and property
under the Constitution and Laws of the United States
having been restored to the citizens Of common
country and persons living in the city and vicinity
invited to resume their usual avocstons and restore
that confidence whichis necessary to the peace, hap
piness, and future prosperity of people, who have so
ong been accustomed to the blessings of the best
Government ever vouchsafed to mankind. In view OF
these facts the people invited to to the city
and purchase supplies for their necessary wants,
sarng them that in doing the power of the Federal
Government will extend any protection in the legit-
mate pursuits their interests may demand.
JAMES R. SLACK,
je22-tf Colonel Commanding
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 4.
HEADQUARTERS U. s. FORCES,

HEADQUARTERS q. 8. FORCES [
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June II, 1862
1t being made known to these headquarters that
there are parties within this command who have in
their possession notes. bills and chooses in action be-
longing to loyal citizens of the United States; it is
therefore required of all such parties to deliver the
owners of said notes, bills and chooses in action
upon demand, and upon the payment of such legiti-
mate liens as the holder thereof may be entitled to
by virtue of the laws of the land upon the party
ing said claims proving his loyalty to the Government
of the United States, and that he she they have
not been either directly indirectly engaged in the
rebel service.
By order of ]. R. SLACK,
Col Commanding Post.
ii. P. EVANS, A. A. A. Gen. ju22-t
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NOTICE.
OFFICE PRovosT MARSHAL,

OFFICE PRoYosT MARSHAL, ! a
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June II, 1862. !
For the purpose of better preserving the peace and
good order of the city of Memphis, the following
orders ere announced for the information of all par
ties concerned; and it is made the duty of the Pro-
yost Guard to see that they are obeyed
l. The guard stationed in the various parts OF the
city will the utmost vigilance to discover the par
ties who are in the habit of selling intoxicating liquors
in defiance of orders. Persons found guilty of
violation of the order relating to the sale of liquors.
will be at arrested, his liquors confscated, his
place of business closed and the offenders reported
to headq uarters and punished to the extent of mill
tary authority. This order applies steamboats, as
well as in the city.
II. The practice too eften INDUCED by evil dis
posed persons of insulting and using violence toward
loyal sdfizens will longer be tolerated under any
circumstances. Union citizens who have placed the
American flag over their houses will be protected in
this manifestation of their loyalty to the Govern
ment and hereafter tie Provost Guard are instructed
to shoot down any who may attempt to remove
the flag or modest the owner of his premises.
Ill No citizen except the Police force of the city,
will hereae be allowed TO carry any firearms other
weapons, and when 50 found they will be promptly
arrested end placed in close confinement upon bread
and water. The members of the Police are required
to report themselves Immediately this Office, and
register their names, stating the number of the ward
where they perform police duty.
~. Lewd women prohibited from conversing
with soldiers while on duty; nor viii they be allowed
to walk the streets after sunset Any of the class
indicated who shall violate this order will be
veyed the river, and viii not be allowed to
turn within the limits of the city.
V. Some unknown person, representing himself as
"Capt. J. K Lindsey, Co. K, 4sd Ill. Vol has
mitted several depredatons by entering private
houses and taking private property, giving receipt
for the sae under the pretense that he is acting by
authority of the Provost Marshal. No such officer
is in this army No orders issued to take private
property from the citizens, and a repetition of
these outrages it is hoped the fact will be speedily
ported to Office, that justice may be done and the
guilty punished. JOHN H. GOULD
Captain and Provost Marshal.
Approved by order, ]. R. SLACK,
ju22-H Col. Commanding.
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NOTICE..
HEADouARrERs INDIANA BRIGADE, /
NL.nnr,r-r.. I.rr,n Z 1870

HEADQUARTERS INDIANA BRIGADE,
MEMPHIS, June Z, 1862
The undersigned, with the troops under his COM
mand, has taken military possession of this city, in
the name of the Government of the United States fer
the purpose of asserting the supremacy of the Con.
sttuton and laws of the Union, and restoring peace
protecting public and private property and the lives
of citizens. Residents who may have fed from theiI
homes exhorted to return, merchants and Others
who have abandoned theta business requested to
reopen their stores and shops excepting those deal
ng in Intoxicating liquors. who are forbidden to re-
that traffic under penalty of having their stock
destroyed. The Mayor and the Common Council will
continue in the exercise OF their municipal functions
he military authorities simply cooperating with them
In enforcing all proper ordinances, unless some
gency arise rendering it imperative to place the city
under martial law II is hoped and believed, however.
nothing will to render this step necessary Ger
tanly no act of this command shall afford any preex
for the citizens placing themselves in that position
Capt John H. Could Of the 46th Indiana Volunteers
viii act as Provost Marshal until further orders Ma
John @. Major, of the 4Sd Regiment Indiana Volun.
GERS Will have command of the picket and patr OILS.
G. N. FITCH,
Col. Conn., Brigade.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. go.

HEADQUARTERS DIST. OF WEST Tenn,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 3, 1862.
The system of guerrilla warfare now being
prosecuted by some troops organized under
authority of the so-called Southern Confed-
eracy, and others without such authority,
being so pernicious to the welfare of the
community where it is carried on, and it be-
ing within the power of the community to
suppress this system, it is ordered that wher-
ever loss is sustained by the Government,
collections shall be made, by seizure of a
sufficient amount of personal property, from
persons in the immediate neighborhood SYM
pathizing with the rebellion, to remunerate
the Government for all loss and expense OF
ton.
Persons acting as guerrillas without organi-
cation, and without uniform to distinguish
them from private citizens, are not entitled to
the treatment of prisoners of war when
caught, and will not receive such treatment
By order of Major General q. S. Grant.
JOHN A. RAwLIEs, A. A. G..
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DEATH OF A RAILWAY PREsIDENT.-Geo
Brown, Esq.,, President of the Buffalo and
Lake Huron Railroad, died few days ago at
his residence near Goderich. The deceased
gentleman was one of the chief promoters Of
the railway of which he was the head. He
received severe injury in the spine about two
years since, BY being thrown from q carriage,
from the effects of which accident ne never re-
covered
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Reading Matter ON Every Page.

THD UNION APPEAL contains this morning
TER. We don't sell tie same matter in any
two consecutive issues Of our paper. One
payment for one days work satisfies us.
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SAID PAsHA, who is now visiting England,
is the successor of Mehemet Ali, and a re-
markable instance of European requirements
engrafted on the old Oriental education. As
with most Egyptians and Turks, his tastes
have been formed and his knowledge attained
under French guidance, and he is as much a
Frank as an Oriental.
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, !
WASHINGTON, June 8. I


''It is intended to prepare for publication
thief Medical and Surgical History of the Re-
bellion.
"The medical portion of this work has been
committed to Assistant Surgeon j. Woodward,
United States army, and the surgical part to
Brigade Surgeon John Ii. BrinIon, United
States volunteers.
'sAll medical officers are therefore requested
to cooperate in this undertaking by forward
ing to this Office such sanitary, typographical
medical, and surgical reports, details of cases
essays, and results of Investigations and inqai-
ries as may be of interest for this work, for
which full credit will be giyon in the forth
coming volumes t4as +Gl sg
"Authori.y has been giveu to both the above
named gentlemen to ISSUE from time to sine,
such circulars as may be necessary to elicit
the desired facts, and the medical officers are
desired to comply with the requests which may
thus be made of them; .sfaaas SO 4au
at is scarcely necessary TO remind the
medical officers of the regular and volunteer
service that, through, the means in question,
much may be done 10 advance the science
which we all have so much at heart, and to
establish landmarks which will serve to guide
us in future. M rss,..t. g-s ya2.
g 1t is therefore confidently expected that no
one viii neglect the opportunity of advancing
the honor of the service, the cause of hnmani-
ty, and his own reputation. q .gs f
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GENERAL ORDER NO. Z.

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoEcEs
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 18th, 1862.
Drunkenness upon the streets has become com.
mon that it is disgrace to the army now occupying
the city.
Hereafter ths sale Of ale and lager beer is prohb-
ted and the Provost Guard is instructed arrest all
persons guilty Of violation of this order BY order
Of JAS. r. SLACK,
JUS tt Colonel Commanding.
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s@- A Washington dispatch of July says:
The Tax Bill has not yet been put into the
hands of the pablie printer, and will not be
for several days. This fact will serve as an
answer to numerous inquirers.
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NEBRAsKA MoNEY.-A large amount of
Nebraska money is in town trying to find its
way into circulation. Officers Of the First
Nebraska regiment have kindly informed US
Of its valnelessaess. They tell us they are
issues of broken banks, and can be purchased
by the barrel in the territory. Touch not,
taste not, handle not"
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B8r The q. s. gunboats Sampter and Gen
Bragg captured from the rebels at Memphis,
after being repaired and improved left Cairo
for Vicksburg on Tuesday.
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II " Va a. .HAMMoNp,
4 Surgeon.G eneral. u. s. !.

The value of such e work can hardly be
over-essimated, in connection with which the
A7a5ericG1s Medical Times is very pertinent:
at is worthy of consideration whether a
code of signs cannot be adopted by means Of
which the surgical history of each case can be
written with pencil of nitrate of silver upon
some parts of the cautanesus surface to be
transcribed and rendered by the hospital sur
geon who receives it. isaa.ass8 lssa
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The above paragraph il from tho Herald,
which is equivalent to saying that it is false.
No such notification, nor hint of any such
notification has been received by the gov
ernment.-N Y. World.
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GENERAL ORDER, NO. "a.
HEADQUARTERS us1rED STATES FoacEs, J

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES Forces,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June II, 1862.
No officer or soldier viii be permitted leave his
p ,st on picket guard.
Struggling loungng about by any guard or pickle
vi be promptly punished If the officers do not re.
>ort and punish men guilty Of such ofenses, they
hallthemselves be arrested and punished.
No soldier or officer who pretends to have had
property taken from him when absent from his post
and duty, shall have permission to search for the
anne or have any redress
g. N. FITCH,
iuIS-tf Colonel Commanding Brigade
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GEN. RosEScRANs.-A Washington dispatch
says that Gen. Rosencrans, placed temporarily
in command of Gen. Pope's army, il to be as
signed permanently to that position.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. s.

HEADQUARTERS U. s. FORCES
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20. 1862
Members of the Board of Aldermen, the Mayor,
City Recorder and all other persons dischargng any
official duty within the city Of Memphis and under
the charter thereof required to come before the
Provost Marshal and take the oath of allegiance to
the Government of the United States, within three
days, in default thereof VIII be regarded as sympa
thzing, aiding and abetting rebellion and will be
treated as only traitors deserve.
BY order of
JAMES r. SLACK,
Col. Commanding
M p EyANR A. A. A Cen
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PROVOST MARSHALL OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. Tennessee. July 3. 1862.

MEMPHIS, Tennessee, July 3, 1862.
All places within tbs limits Of the city of Memphis
and ts immediate suburbs, kept for the purpose of
failing spirtDous, vnous mat liquors of any kind
closed, kept closed BY and after IL o'clock
n. Of this day.
Any person violating the letter spirit of this oder
by keeping open DIR hiking saloons, retailing therein
with closed dyols viii subject themselves to imprison
ment ard the forfeiture Of their entire stock.
This order applies steamboats, while lying at the
landing.
D. C. ANTHONY,
Lieut.. Col and Provost Marshal of the city Of Mem
phis. 1ys-tf
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A NEW STOCK OF GOODS

T WILL receive by express in day two, stock of
Il Ladies Hose Mems half hose Gloves, Suspenders,
Linen handkerchief silk and cotton andkerchiefs
Lse thread shirts, Threads spool cotton patient thread
butt tapes COMBS brushes buck purses calf packet
socks, brar wood pipes, and other
STAPLL FANCY GOODS,
Which will sell In bulk a small advance on Eastern
Invoice if appIyei for Immediately, if sold that
way, will open and sell them cheap for the money.
FL ere is Fine Chance
For any one to commence profitable business as the
goods bought at low rates by many years in
this business.
SUTLE RS, TAKE NOTICE,
AS there many goods in the stock adopted your
trade.
Apply at the Commercial Hotel and examine Invoice.
jys-2t J. S. NASH.
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CLOSE as Gen. Mcclellan is upon the Rich
moad array, it appears to be possible for them
to evacuate Richmond with but trifing loss,
even though they were cut off from retreat by
way of Petersburg. They would still have
the Tennessee and Virginia road, the Danville
road, that by way of Hanover and Gordon
vile, and better than all for them, the Kama
whs and James River Canal to Lynehburg. 1t
is understood there is an enormous aceumula-
ton of canal boats at Richmond to take away
the cannon and stores if the army must retreat.
We have no gunboats that can navigate James
river above Richmond, and no force we have
can overtske railroads and canal boats.-E.
y World. nsss a
It is well for the rebels just now, to be 10
ing for some mode of retreat from Richmond,
for if Gen. Mcclellan with his large reinforce
ments presses rapidly upon the city, it is GER
tainly doomed Within week the whole story
may be told. -. a9s
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$40 REV ARD.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Retailers, Suffers, Etc.

SUN RIES.
80 BARRELS MAokEEEL'
60h
100 Kits
100 Barrels Vinegar,
200 Barrels st. Louis Family Flour,
IS Casks Sides, Shoulders, and Hams
10 Extra Family sugarcured Canvass Hams,
IS Barrels and half barrels Sourkrout,
100 Boxes of Cheese,
so Firkns Butter,
so Boxes Star Candles
% Barrels Coal OIL
14oO Barrels Salt,
rs Sacks Dried Peaches and Apples,
100 Tons Prairie Timothy Hay,
so Barrels Butter Crackers.
so Ginger Cakes,
so Nuts, =.
so Gross Inss
5000 Pounds Sugar cured Beef,
RSsns fruit oysters pickles. sardins soda, cgars,
fine cut smoking and chewing tobacco snuff etc in store
and for sale low close consgnment by Il. B. Clifford
general storage and commission merchant A. yacaro
Co.'S, old stand No Front Row, Memphis Tennessee
JyS-H
CORS-1OOO bags of corn consignment.
" FOSTER, GWYN 60.
9 ALT-2OO barrels kanawhA salt.
~ FOSTER, GWIN co.
COTTON CARDS-e boxes cotton carcs on consgn-
" ment FOSTER, GWYN q co.
ENLoUR AND CORN MEAL-1OOO barrels extra
u family flour.
SO bags meal. FOSTER, GWYN & co.
MESS PORK AND BAC0N-2OO Iarrels Of mess
M pork.
100 casks bacon, sides, shoulders, and hams.
jy4-3m FOSTER, GWYN 4 co.
q RocERIEs-we have full supply Of every article
" in the grocery line which will sell for cas-
or iu exchange for sugar, ,nolasses cotton.
FOSTER, GWYN CO.,
Jy4-3m 345 Main
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REv. e. B. HAZEL was elected President of
the Rhode Island Peace Society for the ensuing
year, on the cath Of June
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TO THE YOUNG GENTS OF MEM
PHIS AND VICINITY.

YET invite your attention NEW STYLE HAT,
w called ths OUNCE HAT. comfortable hat for
summer, and weighing but ounce, and of all coloIs
2l2 Main street, opposite Planters Eank.
jy9-2t LEIDY CO., From St. Louis.
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FESTIVAL BALL.

FESTIVAL BALL.
A SOCIAL ASSEMBLY and SUPPER, will BE- given
"a under the direction OF Mr.. L. D. PALMER, at the
Iiall of Liberty lire Company No. 3, THURSDAY
EVENING, July 10, Is62
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
B. II. Henghold George Bruder G. H Bently
r. P. Bradford, Alex. Knapp, Thos Quio,
#. Jackson j. @. Kraetzer. d. Lynch.
FLOOR MAN AYERS:
George BrEdeT, j. @. KraetzeT
full band of music will be in attendance including
Profs. Neiis, Stanley, T. v Chadduk aud others who
have kindly volunteered for this occasion
Admission cards 50 50-includng supper Tickets to
be had of any of the Committee at the door, y9 2t
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Notice.

fTNHE partnership of Block, Gronauer Co., composed
n OF Julius Block, H. GronsGer and L. Gsonauer
dissolved by operation of law the sth day of Jaau
airy, 1852 All persons notified not to deal with any
member OF said firm without the of the 9TH
ershodng ourselves not responsible for any debts Of
said firm contracted since that date.
IL. GRoNAUER,
jy9-Iw L. GRoNAUER.
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Most rebels take an oath ss they would
take hickory nut--just to break.
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GENERAL ORDER.

UENEkAH UhUEhs
HEADQUARTERS INDIANA BRIGADE,
MEMPHHs, June 10, 1862
Hereafter until further orders,th sternwheel steam
or Hette Gilmore, with blue flag hyng,will be found
at or near the foot of jefferson street. between the
hours of nine and o'clock NJ, to take such per.
may have passes from the Provost Marsha
going to Cairo, Illinois.
BY order of G. N. FITCH,
Col. Comd'g Ind. Brig
JOSEPH D. CowDIN, A. A. A. G. ju22-t
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.VIcToR HUGO has delegated to Mr. James
Lowe, of the London Critic, the task of dra-
matizing and adopting aLes Miserables" for
the English stage, aad he win himself revise
the version q nEaI
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RICHMOND TAKENi
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT
no. ais MAIN STR e e T.

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
TUST RECEIVED, a full supply OF
ID ARMY ST AT 10 n Z Try.
500 reams Latter Paper:
500 Commercial Note;
$50 200 ~ Ladies' do:
80 Foelscap Paper;
i IA 100 BIl-cap do;
leo Bill Letter PAPER:
s $50 gross Playing Cards;
5c0GO0 Plain do
A large quantity of Memorandum and Blank Books
Prize Packages Ink, PENS Pencils Blocking, Wrapping
Paper Colored do Tissue Paper Enveops, Government
do, Maps. &c, &c. liys;stl MUMFoRD co.
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ROaa0eUOg.

A SoRRELL HORSE, about fourteen hands high,
IA with Texas brand and g Texas saddle, with
wooden stirrups, him The finder will b. suitably
wsrdsd by returning the the Gayoso Stable Main
street, between Beal and Linden. jyS1w
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ESL7.Oged.

ESR0M the subscriber a large sorrel MULE, sixteen
4 hands high, small lump the fore Leo. A suita-
bic ward will given the of the
JOHN MCMILLAN,
jyS1w corner of Second and 0verton streets.
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Gentlemen Of Memphis
and Vicinity,

xKT have splendid variety of PLANTERS HATS
w to which We invite your attention. Tennessee
money taken at par with other current funds. 22 Main
street. LEIDY l. CO., From St. Louis.
i've ct
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Medical and Surgical History of the Re
be1liOn.
Surgeon-General Hammond has issued the
following order:
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A II T e N TON AL L |!
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
Ladies', Misses and ChiIdrens, Mems, Boys
and Youths, Officers and Soldiers.
nUR stock is complete and Of the best goods the
" ke; affords and must please all.
GALL AND SEE.
LYTLE & LOCKWOOD,
iys-tw 315 Main street.
Wanted.

A SITUATION by two persons, TO do house work
II AID The other pastry mest cooking washing and
ironing. Good references given If required. Apply a
Mrs sturts boarding house Poplar street, between ThirC
AID Fourth streets jy9-3s