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HoNscRIPT OFFICE

"
~ n. u, July %, 1868, General SrdDhP HOIr, q
IN accordance with the prOclamatiOar No. Il ~t
issued the 18th inst, Colonels of Ni. of the Pa,
Gay oil august enroll all persons in tba WILL d. g
aIreadv rscs;va Teen iee ages of Is and a. Of G
enrolling officers of North Caroinp ion or detail veg
IneIr appointments Immediately. to are are directed
gust. On the 10Th a. lssl
T., Notice is hereby. given to all Interest,", W.
haole 70 conscrplon have the RIGHT n Gu that Dr.,
company In regular service of the 70 " Vounteet
J0re enreHn1ent After enrolment tbsv nIeoerate g
where thsy will be assigned to conn.,, must Come 49,
as iar as practicable. All persons tbarssOi their is
volunteer, must do so before the Goth 81 e1 def,,
Office. VIII De Furnished as u
After enrolment, substitutes Cannot - ~
any circumstances except at this ofca accepted In,
required to appear in person with the snhI.s prDe
tutes nnder IL or over 80 will not be acc,ute.
will be taken 1SU peiore theSsuL.sn
This call is made by the President frorD a..
sty to meet the increased force of the absolute ps
en- and support our gallant and veteran 10 stey
and defend our homes and fresides and Sr;!i To- r
from our SOIL Our veteran troops reduira 'he nruS
OF every man who can shoulder muska &C 5he sss.s
The COmmaadant, therefore, earnestly Draw sEi
VIII be responded to promptly cheerfrlI aat Ibis IN
wagering determination to swell the IS' @1u With NJ
and gallant dead, if necessary, for our iraasOO Chm,
pendence. freedom add -
The Commandant takes pleasure aUair;.
the efficient aid rendered him BY the ,aeilOElF,
EXPORTS them to renewed zeal in SuppIvn oacsfs AL
OF the army. Col. PElTE2pS S;, tas ntss,jss'
,u Commandant of Copscrin,ILt
). W. MALLETr, Adjutant. 'pSiHSC
July g. 1868.
q Daily Progress, Standard, WeSfs,, n g-2E.
etteVlle Observer, Wilmington journal S, Fay
man. AsheVille News please copy '"N'0uy Watch.
N OTTO E.-AS EXECUTOP 49,
II NEASE, will sell on credit of - UT JACOR
Court House, in the town of Graham m ~
next seven likely NEGROES men Tom sag s Oh
Those indebted will pay up. Those SsVn ana ehds
please present them for immediate pavmant Gains vi
settle with the legatees as soon as po:bGo Us dsr
D. A. MONTGOMERY T.
Graham, N. c., July IA, 1863 hxecutr
OTICE.-STRAYED OR SToI ~, =,
IL the subscriber, about the 18th Of No.. FROI
black MARE, about three years old r, 1870 81
reward tor information so 10 enable me 70 Ps hb
Mare. ANY person giving the information os procure Vi
abouts OF the said Mare will address me Al e WIN
July Is, 1853. '" rLHASANN
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IRON AND CASTINGS.-A LOT oD =
II hollow Ware and lot of Iron. suiiahI. e " CAS
and wagon makers. 'Or Iarn Eur
Flour by the barrel, constantly on hand at
CREECH LITCHFORD,V
Raleigh, July Z, 1863. '''1 'Hu '0n' !! SoI: !:
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TTNH e FRIENDS OF GEN. WILLIAM F.
Il JONES, of Polk County, announce him as Conser.
yatVe candidate for Congress in the Tenth Congressional
District of North Carolina.
July Z, 1868. 55-tdpd.
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$50 REWARD.
Conscript Office,

$50 REWARD.
COnscript Office,
CAMP HOLMES, N. c., June 5, 1858. !
a REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
N for the arrest and delivery at the Camp of nstruc
en of the following soldiers who deserted from the Esd
Regiment N c. Troops on the 25th day of May, 1868:
Private JOSEPH CARPENTER, Company b, "a years
of age five feet six inches high, dark complexion dark
hair dark eyes, three of his upper front teeth out
patton when enlisted farmer enlisted in Lincoln County,
Norih-CaroIina.
Private s. d. HUDDLESToN, Company E, nineteen
years DID, dark eyes, dark hair dark complexion five feet
ten inches high, enlisted in Granville County, by Occupa
ton when enlisted farmer.
By order of Col. PETER MALLETT Commandg Conscrpts
for North-Carolina.
]. c. PIERCE Adjutant.
June 9, 1853. H-tf
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$50 REWARD.
v.IUARIELAND FOR SALE.

yE,HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE "A G.raln nh aL
of land in the County of Greene North
ed BULLHEAD, fourteen miles east Of TSa Mace has
containing between 275 and 300 acres screw sn1
other convenient and necessary buildings a spuy
good fish pond near the dwelling For tef'D'
the subscriber at GoldsbOrough pnuUNDS0M
JoHN D. DD 26-N3n
June 10, 1868.
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OTICE.-STRAYED OR ST0I M; =

IRON AND CASTINGS.-A LOT 0F -
hollow Ware and lot of Iron, suitable far CAS
and wagon-makers. 'Or iaru Euft
Flour by the barrel, constantly on hand Of
CREECH LITCHFURDY
Raleigh, July z, 1853. 'HU UOn Stors
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~ A. whitaker WILL DELIVER NO
IO goods from his Store until paid for The above is
intended for all who may wish to purchase from him.
Raleigh, July 80, 1858. oz-
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"ANTED-oLD CAST IRO o. .iI psr
w Mil Irons and other heavy pieces; we CO.
and 8 cents per ID. SHAY, VILLA s9-wlDPd
Raleigh, July 80, 1858.
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NoNsCRIPT OFFICE, CAMP HOLMES,
july 95 ls6S-Fhe following notice Is hereby pun
-'"eU ''- ~ Coz PETER MALLETT,
$50 o.. Com'dr Of Conscripts for NJ
] w MALLErF, AdJt.
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a TRENTON COMPANY ID, 3sTH RECT.
N N C. MILITIA-NOtice is hereby given to all white
male persons residing in Raleigh District No. q who
between the ages of IS and and not in the Confederate
service to appear at the Court House in Raleigh next
Saturday the LIST of August, 1888 at 10 o'clock, A. Nj
This includes all who live west of Fayetteville and Hall
fax Roads, outside the old corporation limits for two miles
All between the ages of Is and so must appear.
By order of Gov. VANcE: J. G. s. LUMSDEN,
Capt. Commanding.
Raleigh, July 80, 1868. 62-lt.
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TWNO TIE WORSHIPFUL COUNTY COURT
Il OF WAKE-Notice is hereby given that application
will be made Wake County Court at its term to be held
the Sd Monday in August to establish an election pre-
cinct at the muster ground in Carey District.
July z 1853. std.
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INSANE ASYLUM..-.THE BOARD OF DI.
RECTORS of this Institution wish to fill the office of
Matron, now vacant None other than uuencumbered
females need apply For information respecting the du
ties, &c, of the Office apply to the undersigned.
ED. G. FISHER,
Physician and Superintendent.
Raleigh July 80 1863 62-2m
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EUOOL CARDING.-THE UNDERSIGN.
w ed would respectfully announce to the public that
they CARDING WOOL at their old stand on
Haw River miles north Of GbsOnvile Station and
having put their cards in good ORDER they prepared
make the best quality of rolls Those bringing wool to be
clrded required to wash it Clean and have it free
from trash and burs putting pound of lard to every
pounds of WOOL and sheet to every 25 pounds
Our prices for cardnR Is cents per pound for white
aud 20 cents for mixed if toed, one pound in Is.
J. l.. PUGH,
A. F. LAMBETH,
Morton's Store, Alsmance Co, N G..
JuIv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-11

lie is above . mean thing. He cannot
stoop 10 mean fraud. He invades no
secrets in keeping Of another. He be-.
trays no secrets confded to his own keep.
ing. lie never. struts in borrowed plu
mage. He takes selfish advantage of no
mistakes. He uses no ignoble weapons
10 controversy. lie never stabs in the
dark. He is ashamed Of inuendoes. He
10 not not one thing to a mans face and
another behind his back II by accident
he comes in possession Of his neigh ors
counsels, he passes upon them an act of
instant oblivion. lie bears sealed packa-
ges without tampering with the wax
Papers not meant for bis eye, whether
they futter at bis window, CT lie open be.
fore him in unguarded exposure, are
sacred to him. He processes no privacy
Of others, however the sentry sleeps
Bolts and bars, locks and keys, hedges
and pickets, bonds and securities. notices
to trespassers, are none Of them. for him.
He may be trusted himself out Of sight
near the thinnest partition-anywhere.-
He buy NO Office, be. sells none, be intri-
CUES for none. He would rather fail of
hls rights than vim then. through dishon.
=. He will at honest bread BE tramples
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-11

Idleness is the great destroyer Of young
men. It is sure to work out the ruin OF
the most talented 4 wal inclied Givs
. young man plenty to do and he is safe,
and will reflect honora both on himself and
the community in which he'hves. Allow
him to spend bis hours in idleness-to
loaf around bar rooms, stand on the street
corners OF stay about home with no higher
ambition than just to eat drink, sleep AID
smoke, and you lay for him the broad
foundation Of future Disgrace Parsnss,
you may depend u. On it, that your grown
up boys find little that adds to their man.
hood, in the walks Of idleness. Better to
give them some honorable trade than to
trust to the chance fQr sdtoe windfall of
luck or fortune to benefit them in after
life. If there are Any young men out of
employment, who may, perchance, read
this article, let them impress this great
truth upon their, minds, that time, even
though it brings no money, is valuable
Selfimprovensnt should be kept up, so
that every spare hour may bring to its
possessor some valuable acquisition. En-.
rich your, minds by the careful study Of
some good work, for you may rest assured
your labor is none the less for being intel
ligent. Better to spend your time over
some good and valuable book that shall
impatt ssms usefal rkeoxledge, than 70
waste it along with your money, as we'll
% your health, over cigars, the brandy
bottle or gambling. Better to be found
studying at home, thereby improving your
mind, thansto be seen on the street corn
ers with hands in pockets, cigar between
your lipe-the very picture Of Ias;uess
Not that We can all become great men,
but we can useful citizens. Finally, ! re. ;
member that nothing can be accomplished
without great labor. Excellence in every
trade or profession depends upon it, and
success will be. yours in the end. Young
man turn over anew leaf-place before
the object of your desires aud work for It,
and you will prosper. =. -.~-',.... 49,.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-11

A pair of blue eyes--long, sunny brown
eurls, and lips that would make you think
Of ripe cherries, as much as those cheeks
would Of roses. ~~~s "' e.. 10 f .,..... =
I remember Z pair Of dimpled arms
and shoulderssa large straw ha. wrea,bed
with fowers-and crimson frock trim.
med With white braid-a pair of sed mo-
rocco shoes anc pianaforte.
remember a little brown cottage
among the naples, where laughing bah
bling stream wandered by, and the birds
sang all day long-the steep hill at the
right-the garden with its wealth Of mar.
'gplds, and. evening beauties, the porch
festooned with morning glories,' the gray.
eled path bordered with pinks leading to
the gate, !, the old well with its iron bound
bucket, and unwieldly sweep and moss
khed curb. '5'o. '>-"@'>@4 ~.
Iremembst the. bloe skies, and downy
clouds aecked with crimson, and starry
nights when the moon shone and winter
nights when the snow lay on the ground,
when there was Ginning Of bells and peals
Of laughter. remember snatches of
rhyme aud. pattssing of little feet; and the
noise of playful chattering to dolls and
the chime Of broken dishes. .
remember great deal more than all
this. remember day when toys and
dolls were gathered up aud put away By
careful hands; when the little worn red
shoes, and crimson frock, we're laid aside,
almost sacredly, in an 'uused drawer up
stairs; when there was no, laug hter; no
pattering Of footsteps. When the crib
was showed back against the wall, and the
little empty chair was put back in dis
tant corner. I remember tears; and a
little calm, dead face in the coffin. =
Dead! did l say deads No, no, that
cannot be; rou are living in my heart !.
and in my memory living where no sick.
ness or pain can come, Or death destroy
There il, a li:tle grave under the N aples,
there are many such little graves. There
are many vacant cribs, aud empty chairs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-11

| on - ssnsitisG lssliag. Il Hs insaks 10
mans II h >hsvs rsbut, for another. Ae
is straightforward, open. manly. He
cannot descend u scurrility. Billingsgats
don't lie in his track. From oil profane
and wanson words bis lips IRE chastened.
Of woman. and 10, her. he speaks With
decency and respec... In abort, whatever
he judges honorable, hs practices toward
every man. s. I'm
Z, ta --S->> Ss--~ .
It is said that the original. Of my Ma
ryland' il ! German song beginning With
the sentiment, "Don't hug me now-some
other time ~ 7 -. -.
II say, Bill, whore am de best trout
fishing in de United States ?" "Gabs um
up I'm de ,oater, to be sure" = - .
ia man during fifty years chews every
day two inches Of solid plug tobacco, it
will amount at the end Of that time to
1856 feet, or q mile and quarter of to.
baeeo, half an inch thick and two inchvs
broad, and ,will cost 81 5oeyoE !"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-11

I respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the business men of this and sdjoining
coonties, feeling satisfied that we can give
satisfaetiou both as TO style and price.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-11
SUCCESSFULLY COMPETE

with our large cities, aud mere can have
occasion to go abroad for their work,
whea they can be served 1t home.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-11

For the printing Of Circulars, Bill Heads,
&C., whereby the price Of printing have
been materially reduced, so that | can now
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-11

Having the best Of material used in the
art, and constantly making additions to
the same, is prepared to execute, in the
best manner, at short notice, and on
reasonable terms,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-11
NORTH WESTERN BREWERY.99l


~ thehnestqnaiity, west of the Mississippi-A
p ,hsahd healthy bererage-constantly on hand at
nossale ana retail, at the North Neste IN Brew.
cry Fourth street Sioux City, Iowa.
siaa. aunt, vi, M, pI,sa ~ Il 1sh1hiRF h.
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70. 1s3.

Ons-thiEd of the quota Of the lat Dis
tri,t has already been enrolled, and Il :
work is going on vigorously.
The Post Ofics 1t Gresneassls vas e.
tered enc. night Lass week snd " cieansa q
out" The torn letters ware found in ~
cid stable in the oetskiEts Of the town.
The Banner says. this is the third rob
berry Of that Ofies within the lasi ssskt
years.
MoRE REBRLs.-Another batch oi fsesl
prisoners arrived yesterday e. Camp
Morton, who were captured IN tie n'a1
# Vicksbury. Among tie number Eers
several officers, one Of whom was hs]or
Foster, = half brother Of ths gallant
General Foster lately relieved BY Sen.
Butler, and who in turn takes the place
of Gen. Burnside. We learn that Gen.
Foster has still another brother 10 the
rebel service. The late arrivals from the
South were warmly welcomed by their
friends at Camp Morton, end no doubt
will, in a few days, feel themselves %
Goods country''-at least they are
where they can get something 70 eai--so
one Of the rebs remarked as he Wss Ief-
nished some hard tack aud eotiee. lie
officers will at once be forwarded %
JOhnsoh's Island the priystes will re-
main at Camp Morton. - LaiiaaaPo'ii
J0lunal, 20ti.
PERsoNAL.--Lieut. &. J. Robinson, oi
Company B, SD lndiapa, called upon us
yesterday, bringing words Of cheer from
the boys Of that and ether gallant regi-
ments Of Indiana troops ia the Army Of
sbe Cumberland. Lieut.. 3. comes with
= detail from the SD to recruit, and wis
go 10 work Immediately. Success attend
their effOrts--Iadianapoks JoiTaal. z0H
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act thus, enOugh,votes may be exclrd d
to elect the rebel-cOnservstive ticket, and
defeat the voice of the people. The same
spirit which actuated the border rufiaus
in their invasion of the ballot box in
Kansas in 1856, is at work in this bu-
sinss.
j. G. NOEL writes from Perryyille, and
furnishes the Democrat with q copy Of
the circular, which, it appears, originated
in st. Louis.
SUSPECTED AS A STEAMBOAT 3UREER.-
An individual named Murphy was last
evening taken in c1stcdy by the United
States Police (Of the Departmsnt) and
committed to prison OF the suspicion oi
being 3 rebel emisssry, a steamboat burn
or and sPy.-i&. Louis Dem, 20tb.
Two MORE Invalid COMPANIES ORaAx.
lzED.-TwO additional companies of the
Invalid Corps, at Alexandra Barracks
have been organized. They are: The
2Oth, under Captain Charles d. Lyon
and the 2lst, under lst Lieutenant S. j.
Willis.
The new companies start this morning
for Rock Island to act as guard over reb-
ell prisOners.-l& Louis Dem, 2Oh.
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The Hudson North Star says that desf
abound in that vicinity. y
E.W. Pride has recruited So men ios
the navy at Fond du Lac, during ths psst
two weeks. be has sent forward -.
A soldier named Fisher belonging 10
the 35lh Regiment, vas killed 81 Camp
Wsshburn, Milwaukes, By a blow froms
soldier Of the 8Olh, named Cloe, lasi
Friday night.
The Appleton Crescent says Captain
Wood, Of the 23d Regiment. hes been
temporarily detained there on recruiting
service for his regiment, and durin5 ihs
past fortnight has succeeded IN sniisiing
% men.
The Eau Claire Free Press says thzs
Lieut.. Col. Whipple, Of the 18th, ihienes
to obtain permission, il possible. 70 raiss
: !. !. :. !. ]. J. !. /. !. . : !. ! !. !. !. !. .
= regiment Of cavalry in the
Valley. should permission
him By lheGOvernment. be wi
succeed, a. We know Of no on l
more readily enlist the ensr
citizens than he. We bslieSS
men enough in this Valley
enlist in The cavalry service
gOod beginning.
The same paper says sEe
t1ns for getting out lumber
as A. that part af - 5tais.
men Are Aire@e1y opeeafinr. ara
tam, loaded with provisions
are daily starting up The river.
high prices for lambsr hAvs
logging business immense q,
There will be three Or four
amount Of logs put ia this vi
there ever was before, and II q
lumber remains high, = large
money viii return 70 Ell she Golfers .a1
the pockets Of our entsrprisink lnnbsf
men.
GRANT CoUETr-- Tas Gsani cson
Herald says We understand ibat Col
Prrnan has received . letter from Gov 1
s.l1mOn, ordering him &c hold the Grsas
Rides in readiness 70 go into State sssssss
On short notice.
The Herald also says the sxamsnaiion
Of Thomas E. Floyd, befors Justice Busr
charging him with the murder Of
TsWney, has bssn concluded. and hs
held to b al in ths sum Of s. 600 for hi.
appearance at the March term sk.
Gr'nl county Circuit Court. j.
Der and j. G. Holloway. are bis
The total income Of tie Grant
Fair was S922 80. The soeiet
out Of debt, with s1e7 07 il Is.
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MISSOURI ITEMS.

The ST. Louis Democrat publishes .
letter from BoOnsvilIe, dated the 18th
inst, which sayE
Ons q sbs West eonsPiFacies against
ths 3ill of fhs psopls q this Stats, hat
eas sstk knoHn, has jusi cons y light
hsrs. The cisrk e zhs eousty eougi iof
fiis s,ounty h.s rucsige6 sse1sf 1irs'slayI
s. a.Itk lrt1I 81 ssRs % Eetsiziee the
=. / ks|,s ) Sc s. I1'ozs Foss ass Fnis4d
- fl.s aff 16e ls Inaazi nm
q s. s.. tiers = Ao 'zeNe.
k.5<z IS ssH n.s, g. Al
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ILLINOIS TEN.

CHICAGO HEsToRIcsL Soc1r7,
snuual meeting rsesafly held
ing was the result Of Al info
ton Of officers
President R-Waltsr L. Nsvb
Hos Prestdenfs-Hon. ". B
J. Y. Scsmm0n.
secresary and Li5ra7iaa-RsF. Wir,.a
Barry.
7rsa'ws-Dr. +. seannou.
DEATH e. A GALLANT 0rg,orsn...
James N. fitzgerald, company : = -.
10Th Ohio volunteers. di.d - -
night Of the 17ta 81 TIE rssl,l..,. - =.
Lewis, No. 254 North Fr.uElin .s...,
Chicago. His funeral tosk sl.es =
Thursday, and was alssuslsd b. som.....
A Of the Fsniaa BrothsrhoeS f3s,.-
Circle and dssachnsas oF d. 5. s,.o,.s
under command Of Col Dsland.
HEAITH oE Tae Ps,rss~
.sS .onnS .as esase sns Impression prevail. 49,
rs.,a- ~ ns..Ss y 'us prisoners nov :. r's--
Douglas Il remarkably qosd
not IN Pessession q siSl;,lI>s
mortality there prsP;ous q 49, -
but We are infqrmed lhst ,s--,.- 49,, =.
month me number ~ dsail,. 49,
slgh'y-sWo, and thal du,fnr 49, .'......s
thus far, thers has been 49,. ~ -
This certainly dass - 49, +, ~.
health Of the cams ~ - - z. +. ,-
Chicaq0 Posf. -
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

XTTE oder 9hres Large Lots In the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spril 3, and but short distance
from the General Railroad Depot, viz:
ONE LOT with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through 20 Vins about
AGO feet and fronting three sire IS total number
Of front feet about 1900
Also, LOT on Vine street, about SEE feet, run
ming through 70 McLemOrs street about 20Ofest,
fronting on three Streets and having total front OF
about 800 feet, with picket leBcs
Also, lot on High street, about eco feet front,
running TO an alley In the direction Of Summer
street.
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, a. they are con-
waste material, and are we'll worthy Of the artsn-
ton Of those who desire to invest In productive
property. d. o. SCOfEL.
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale!
Prolong Life,
Walnut Grove Lots,
For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
n Capitol Park Street, considered the most dssir-
able part of the city for Family Residences. Apply
II. @. SC0YEL.
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X 49,, ~si sies9 cf Tssnsass rseta>4
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ee EsNaa q & Hisa fi.s5'.
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az Advertisements inserted In the Special Column
charged ct the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
FFst insertion for each additional insertion ten
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Announcements OF Candidates.
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County 90
City . "
VIZ, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
Gbovs rates, 10 which bind ourselves strictly to
adhere VIZ. CAMERON, for the UfssOA.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DispascA.
WINHAM, BARRY Co. for the Prsss
NASHVILLE, TEEE., Jolly 25, 1883.
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gashriIIt Auiua.

TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. "a, 1853.
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ONE SEWING MACHINE. IN GOOD RUNNING
~ ORDER, for sale By T. Q. sOOFEl-
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DRY GOODS,

and feeling / know the wants of the people, OF
Nashville and Middle Tennessee, / invite with
confidence, my friends and the public, to the
examination of my stock, which I intend to keep
constantly supplied with
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CHICAGO HEsTOaToAL SocTErs
annual meeting Fsesatly held
ing was the result Of an info
ton Of officers.