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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-13


fgh.. "There is only one attitude in which I
never should be ashamed Of your seeing my
men, and that is when they are fighting.
These were Gen. Lees words to me the first
time ever saw him they have been confirmed
BY every other distinguished officer ia the Con-
federscy. There are ninmphs Of daring which
these poor, ragged men have attempted, and at
tempted successfully in this war, which have
never been attempted by their Sy5arite oPpo-
nents. Again and again they have stormed
batteries formidsbly defended at The point Of the
baydnes; nothing Of the kind has ever been AT
tempted by the Federals.
Again and again has Gen. Sausrt's cavalry
surprised Federal camps st nighti no Confede-
rats camp has been surprised since the begIn-
nisg Of the war. One or two regiments OF these
tstt5Ted men will stand firm, though attacked
by overwhelming numbers of the enemy, and
will constantly, under such circumstances, sue
cessfally bold their ground. Reverse the con-
ditions, and see how long Federal regiments
wauld bear such blunt. Lastly, even small
body Of these men, UndeT faverite commander
like Stonawali Jackson, have again and again
thrown themselves on the flank OF rear Of i'm
msnss armies Of ths FedeIsls and done despe-
rats execution. Where has anything of the kind
ever been attempted by their opponentsi Il IS
3 never falling source Of wonder and admira-
ton TO the observer to see these men, so misera-
bly, found in every respect, so sparsely fed,
SO destitute of blankets, and yet SO cheerful and
light-hesrted under every priyation, so reso-
lutte aud indOmitsbls in suffering and ia doing,
irresistible in the field. It is lesson in the duty
of every day life which no man can watch with
out improvement and advantage. Say what
nybody likes these are the true heroes Of the
memorable struggle for Southern independence.
No one would wish to deny to the commanding
generals their full need Of praise for the conduct
of operations in the isld but they would be
the last men to deny that higher praise is due TO
fhs suffering but indomitable rank ard file who
have borne cold and hunger and inadequate
food and epdless privations without a murmur,
and yet have nsver bated jot of heart or hope.
JACKSON AND LONGsTREET
Sitting in camp, surrounded by thousands of
these men, one is tempted to ask the meaning Of
the sudden and distant hsllooing which is occa-
sicnslly heard to break out among them, and
the answer viii provoke a smile. % It is either
General Jackson or rabbit" It appears that
whenever a rabbits started in the woods by
few stragglefs, shout is raised which is taken
Hp BY their companions, and which rings through
the woods for mile around. 1t is true that the
appearance OF no other general than Stone
wall" jackson invariably elieits ssimilsT shout,
but the enthusiasm about General Longstreet,
though less demonstrative, is certainly not less
deep sssted
eorrT,ryrr,1r :. urrr. A errrp
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e75 REWARD.

SIS REWARD.
II ANYWAY ON TIE NIGHT Of THE 9TH, FROM
ID, HamptouviiIe Yadkh County, my two negro men
WASH and ROBERT Wash is about six feet high, oop-
'front.' teeth out aud years loud spoken and has
impudent look he wears small whskers had Pm when
bundle Of clothing Robert is 81 years old, is five feet
ten eleven inches bg weighs about 100 bs is almost
black has shy look Though rather pleasant manners and
Of hume made nsey took with him grey blanket and
bundle Of clothing. Said negroes were raised in Fay
eeye N. G., aud they have relatives there is pro-
preheuson and delivery to James Evans, Esq. tsyete
vile, N C., or SSo if confined in any jail thatI t Them
n. E. .C0WLES
March "a, 1888. 1s-wtt
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JAMES E. WILLIAMSON,
ASDEnsoN WILLIS

The POLISH LEADEa.-The leader Of the Polish
revolution is Count Gurowski, a brother Of Cont
Adam Gurowski. for many years connected with
the New York Tribune, anerward with the State
department, and now it is understood with Wilkes
Spirit of the Times. At the latest accounts his
army was concentrated at Dumbrowna, and consis.
ted Of about ten thousand men; but the insurgents
we're rapidly lockng to him from the country around
as the revolution in all that part Of Poland is in full
blast General Gurowski, like hs brother ADAM
is one Of the few surviving founders of the conspi
racy or revolution Of 1880 Then both brothers
fought and were both covered with wounds, but the
former was made prisoner and keptfor long time
in dungeons
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A CHEAP RICE AND MEAT SouP-Put pound of
rice and little pepper, and broth herbs, into two
quarts of water, cover them close and simmer very
gently put in little cinnamon. two pounds of good
cheek, and boil tie whole till the strength is in.
corporated Into the liquor.
PoTAro CUsTAKD PIE-To-one pound Of potatoes
(masbed and strained and three quarters of pound
Of butter, twelve eggs beaten separately one quart
Of sweet milk and one pound Of sugar. Flavor with
nutmeg and cinnamon.
To KEEP Fresh MEAT IN SuNsER.-Put the meat
in stone JAR and cover it with sour milk and by
changing it once or twice, it will keep week or.
longer. Before cooking wash the milk from the
meat and lay it in soda watena few minutes, to make
it more tender
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a9S REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER, oNSAT-
H urday, the 18th of March. M negro bay WILLIAM,
yellow complexion feet ~ ,aches high. weighing about
go pounds William laughs loudly whes PLEASED; and
the white Of his eyes often spears sgA with red He
is about II years age He had when h. left brown
jeans pants aud vest and his coat agsy sack. He
wore black cap
will give the above reward for the apprehension Of the
above described boy if he be secured that get him
again.
at which Post Office letter will ind me-
April TO- 1893 1f- WIN.
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.sEQUESTRATION' SALE.

VALUABLE COAL ANS IRON PROPERTY
Nine huadred & eighty .seycn and a half Acre'
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE AT THE Dk:
ED trct Court of Pamco. in the District of North Car
in the Confederate States of America by John
ming, jr., receiver, against Robert Patton:
shall sell, on Thursday the 10Th day of May next 4
the Court House door, in the town of Pittsboro and
~ Of Chatham and State of North Carolina, all Of JM
Tnyiors interest in tract Of land lying on Deep RID
just opposite Egypt. containing nine hundred eghtysr
and half acres Said tract Of land ,k in the s,rses
Deep River basin and is nnderlad with coal and IRON as
sl'pe has been opened on the property. The saes1
also rich in oil.
The interest of said Taylor in the property is the a
estate but the Deep River Coal and Iron Company
right to have The title madeto it upon its paying W
purchaser the sum Of eighty thousand dollars with n'N
thereon frnm JAN ist 1880. ANY information desired
be given addressing John Manning jr, receiver, h
buro', n. G..
TcHms of sale, one.third to be paid on consummah0
the SHE by be District Court one-,hird in three mO'
and remainder in six months thereafter The pur
ser giving bonds with good security and the title rels'
until all the purchase money is paid. Il
shall also sell at time and place. thirtyour ~,
bred and eighty shares Of stock in the Deep River vi
and Iron Company, for cash.
1t being the stock owned by John Taylor, C. W.USl
dard and e. Symon.
-. JOHN MANNING, JR.. RrczIrll
Pittsboro', N. c., March s, 1862 lO-Tsu
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A DRINKING CUP,

The following gem is from the pen of Richard
Henry Stcddard:-
The sky is a drinking cup.
That was overturned of old,
And it pours in the eyes of men q
Its wine of airy gold!
We drink that wine all day,
Till the last drop is drained up
And are lighted of to bed
By the jewels in the cupl
The hog cholera is prevailing in Virginia The Peters.
burg Express says tina, turaps will arrest this disease
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IMPORTANT sA11

HAVING TAKEN ADM1yIsTR NO.,
Count aae Of Dudley s. Gooch deeeas.SS on THE
WssS MI proceed SELL bis sts s, ss
of twelve sesn bads y s.
four hundrS two housana ~snt
sss ;si h:':s 'ss 81:
20 menton will also rent Tuner mel srcs
bssse h Seq sar es
credit bond and approved seeur Sse Terms mon
livery ofthe property. ''' required before the DE-
Nash County, April ? ,ssa AMOS GoOcli, Adm'r
l5-wd
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NOTICE..

NUllONe
m ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON TIE
pEcux sD BEESON, without any just cause. Said boy
4; sboat Is years Of age some ve eet high, stout built
blue eyes and has pleasing oountenance On close
smiuafon small scar on bis check close to his mouth
perospt,be He carried with him dark brown suit of
bonaespun: It Is presumed be left in company with
young By ths name Of DYn Cooley of dark COMPLEX
lon and black hair. -
liberal reward will be given for the apprehension and
conanepent of Richard Beeson, that may get him.
Add hereby orewarn ali persons from hafboriug or
pae,ies sid Richard Besson undsr de penalty Of the law.
Adfsa4 HRANS0N 1kE3ON,
:" - =. - e63an. n %.
1aHth oos.ty, April n, lsss. a1.~wxs.
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TAKEN UP.

a ND COMMITTED 70 THE JAIL OF RANDOLPH
n County, N. c., on the 4th of March, 1868, nesnss
slave who says his is GREEN and that he belong
to David Grsham, Of Wythe county, Virginia. Said 81
bad on when taken up gray frock- coat and gray pan
wis about $50 lbs. copper caior. The owner Of sa
slave is required to come forward, prove property ri
charges and take him away, otherwise he will b. all
with as the law directs
B.F. srEED, s<as
March "a, 1853. l3-wia
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ID I E d

DIED,
In this City. on Monday 18th inst, Mrs ROBERT PR1H
Rosx, Of Newborn.
At Towards Grove Hospital, Richmond, virgii on
the goth u, Of con1uent small pox. RufFN JOHNSON
If company C. sd n. C. T. Nj. johnson leaves MANY
friends and r,atves to his loss He also enjoyed
tho unaivid.d .psn-sha finn of the whole company
lCoN.
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NoRR1T.Ht.;..Gt!ARoLINA, COURT ,JI: OF PLEAsAy
rankin County. 3narter Sessions, Man.

IL Franklin County. Quarter Sessions aS a Ass
NICHOLAS Sae aAssEsBuRe, Executor Of ''''
Ts
wife, and others. . us
paper writing purportipg to be the last will ,,
ba se in sa aSHer s'F ala %
Massenburg the Executor therein named any "G Nicholas
T 70 Ine court that Ksnsa Alien daughter of pc
tonve, Terrell and her husband William Ala. 'ne say
, Tss4p pubeut"n g. of ma this State sd
Sanda'd notifying the said William II aisr 'ns Ese
Aen TO De and appear before the Justices of MANN
Court ut the Court House in Lousburs m ,ho ouf s
,be nnvs OF June then and there
Witness, I. G. Horton Clerk of our sa;a Cow, =. .r
ID h'usonrg on the I'd Monday Of March, A. lss sN
March 81, 1853. (pr. ADJ s5.s2k.J i4 J.. y, =
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LAND FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE SI2 ACRES OF LANE, TWO
Il miles north of Hi'isborugh. The land is very pro-
ductive snd well adapted crn, wheat and tobacco. Nth
q large quantity of meadow grounds The land is well
supplied with water and the Improvements consist of
large barn and stables with two good framed houses and
log house. If not sold it will be for rent Terms
to suit the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER, Sr.
Hillsboro', N. G., Nov. II, 1862 46-wtf
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500 REWARD: -,

ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRlBEE, NJ v
H URDAY. the 10th day of January Lass; s,ur u
man. WESLEY. about six feet three or r a
pected, good counfcnance quite straight aoSu. IL.
years old, and has soar his left foot, lett sOf
81 al axe. He s considered by traders No "a nes
will pay the above reward for the delivery OF sa
me, at TOMS CREEK, or FIFTY DOI.LAR Rs, IhifhI
in any Jail get him. He may be found in hsf
Va, q he sss mostly raised their, and purshase''
!TonaA sr, sevesal yeen a,1se -,e,cxkASp
zbns ask, n O, ~, a zssa
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NortA.Carpsina Factory Goods r W q RCir
wv ANTEp TO PURCHASE Nun l!iI,l n'I 0snsbur
SHRINE. Psds AID Cotton Yarns or retail trade
ston County, Payment made IN c'f %nnuiacturers
NC. r, e.cferred to money MINIATURES .a address ut
wish to procure cotton would do we'll 10 a"'''
Smithieid, Johnston County, N. Z. WI AvEBks
N. Ri have contracted to deliver n' ~ crf
Fayetteville for C.ttnn Yarns. Those %n' ash1prus
limited supply for 25 per cent on cost, Di store
con at my store. Iron, Sugar and Tobacco ID
for cash or produce. .o ls-v'HI
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SIX DOZEN SCYTHE BLADES
NOR SALE, BY THE SUBSCRIBER. 1T MOWERS
II Depot, Chatham County. Also, ons hundred bags Of
salt, consignment: J. A. McDONALD
April g. 1883. l4-wimpd.
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MARRIED.,

In Chri's Church, Raleigh. the 18th inst. BY The
Rev DR. Mason Capt GEORGE B. BAKER, of Fayetteville
Miss KATE D., daughter of the late Henry ". Miller. Esq
On the 10Th u't near Fredericksburg Va BY the Rev.
A. F. Sapp Lvnt. PARrEE FoARD of LIST n c. cavalry,
to Miss JULIA MONTGOMERY, Of Scott County, Va.
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NOTICE.

ITO THE HEIRS at LAW OF ELIZABETH s "
Il kins. formerly Elizabeth Hinton, viz: ksH. sa n
ton Theophilus Hinton, Esther, wise Ihe"pr rasu
en- If living and VII make known Their ps.ssa ~ R
j JTo ot &LIiEGToN CLAYTON, n C., myself 'fS@D
Geld, Johnston County, n. ID MORGAN.
= il-ws'pd
March TO- 1868
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STEFAN SAW MILL FOR SALE


II OFFER FOR SALE STEAM SAW MILL. TEN
miles southwest of Raleigh, Middle Greek P. D.
The Engine is Of eighteen horse power The saw is fifty
two inch circular one. nearS new with NEW aud very
one man can run the engine the and set the
logs There plentiful supply Of pine ana
lumLer The owner has. with two other hands, saved
1000 feet of lumber in day. For further ntormson ap
ply TO Raleigh, G.
.S-wtf
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IA EN- HIP

A S CAMEO COMMITTED NIT; Ed TO THE JAIL q,
Boy w Shs'. sap, 9a the ist
s s belongs to John A Barnes of Car,n SYLv
Saa ooy about 10 or 90 yea,s old sro County
TIE cwesy 81 ss;d sou. built
prove properly s.p salse as ses
Will be dealt with as the law directs Sa0 boy away
Dobson. Jan. q, 1868. "n' aAYMORE sh,s
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWAlRRdDio

FIFTY DOLLARS REV e. 90 m q
I'd ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCklBSIHsy ON, n
M 2sth Of March last, man slave named ;nh veil
about l55 pounds. He took with him black o osS en-
coat. blue broad CLOTH pants, lowered vest ISL ssn
coat brown jeans pants, low crowned yellow d
is nearly black round thoudered stoops oTnMsssmbr
ing. He was bought 10 Richmond Va IN De- .sai Cit
and will probably endeavor to 60 back to taa' ~
reward Of $50 viii be paid for his delivery 10 wv
confinement in Jail 50 that get him again. ,cuWIS
MARTIN RlChs" ~
Salisbury. N. G., April 3, 1868. ~
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SOUTH LOWELL WOOL CARDIN MA.
CHINE.

xrAvING PURCHASED THE PROPERTY KNOWN
IL rs the South Lowell Mills, one mile from South
lowell Academy. and IL miles northeast from Hillsboro.
roud inform the citizens f Orange and the surrounding
Counties that my Cards will be fund in good order with
sufficient attendance to card day and night Consequently
those Ewing distance will not be under the necessity
Of leaving their wool and cards capnot be replaced
wool in Ill cases must be entirely clear Of burs and other
hard substances add in good cardng order Those who
bring their wool in good order will be 10 get good
WORK pound Of grease tols of wool also batea cot
ton yn in upsratioa A. II: LATTA.
Sonth LowplL N. c., April II, 1853. l7-6twpd.
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IRON FOR SALE.
yylEN THOUSAED POUNDS OF IRON SUITABLE
ALBRIGHT BASON,
Graham. n. e.
April Z, 1888. l5-w5tpd
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March 81, 1856.
NoRTH-CARoLINA, COURT OF PLEAS Ay0
y franklin County. Term .e is ssss'ons' s'si

NoRTH-cARoLINA, COURT COURT OF PLEAS As1
IL Franklin CouDty. Snarfer Sessions Mech
JOSIAH GUr7oS and others, " '0
H.. b.;- .. %: Petition for sale Of slaves 70,
fARBoaoUGH, deceased.
1t appearlng to the satisfaction of the Co,, ,h. Il,
oeenoans In tns cause reside beyond the limits of III,
Sale IL IS, therefore, motion ordered By The Cms
that adTertsement be made for six weeks succassrpv
the Raleigh Standard notifying the said defend ns
filing OF this petition, and that usess thew anpnsr NJ M
next term OF ibis Court and answer the petition The r
Will be taken pro conesso and heard er arts as 10 them
Witnea. T. c. Horton. Clerk of our said Court At odc
in Louisburg, on the I'd Monday of March, D ISIS
March 81, 1858. (pr. adv sa:6s5xj 1-wst
BONNEVILLE MALE & FEMALE SCHOOL,
LOUISVILLE, YADKIN COUNTY, n. G. -
VNHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS School Will
begin January 10Th, 1898, and continue twenty week
Students who enter this school at any time during the 6n
ten weeks of the session. will be charged aH tuition su
those who enter at time during the latter part Of ~
term, viii pay one-haD OF the full tuition Fee
1t is desirable and important that students who eye
to enter be present 1t the beginning psioss.
Jonesville is a retired and exceediHsfy EeShy Village
far removed from the seat Of war.
: Tuition, from $lu to $25 per session.
Board, from $50 to S25 per month.
For full information address the Principal at Jonesy
n. e. ]. G. MARLER, Principal
dec. 10 1867. 52-w7tpd.
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BY rHk LATE =. 4 KEY,

To the hall of the feast came the sinful and fair;
She heard in the city that Jesus was there;
Unheeding the splendor that blazed on the board,
She silently knelt at the feet Of the Lord
The hair on her forehead SO sad and SO meek
Hung dark the bushes that burned in her cheek,
And SO weak and SO lowly she knelt in her shame,
1t seemed that her spirit had fed from her frame.
The frown and the murmnr went round through
them all; -
That one so unhallowed should tread in that hall
And some said the poor would be objects more meet
For the wealth of the perfume she poured on his feet
She heard but her Sariour, she spoke but in sighs
And she dared not look up to the heaven Of his eyes
And the hot tears gushed forth with each heave Of
her breast
While her lips to his sandals were throbbingIy
pressed.
In the sky after tempest as shineth the bow
In the glance Of the sunbeam melteth the snow
He looked on the lost one, her sins were forgiven
And Mary went forth in the beauty of heaven.
The London News edtorialy denounces the Con.
federate loan in England. 1t says "its fragrant in.
decepcy and immortality will strike and scandalize
most Englishmen who care for the reputation o.
their country. Those who subscribe to the loar
are aidiDg and abetting the slave power in q mos
direct and emphatic manner, and all who have Al
enlightened regard for the true reputation of Eng
land will regard this open assistance to trafckers
in human flesh as dissertation and pollution to
English exchange" ',.' s, =
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f'r The %aat u salt. "".s \ (
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A FL S'r G. Class s. REAPER, WITH Eyrn,
New V Yer par ac New and in order. AS a,IRA en-
Apply :" j. 8: LEATHiFRpattst h
April 2, 1868. hlllsboroaghs :,
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$50 REWARD.

c.sP ssas $500 sste n; C. Vols,
HNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL m rs n. 1888 >
person who will arrest ard bring int =, 10 all
this regiment, JAMES c. AXBY, private in The cna
thus Regiment or SIS for his confinement W mpauy
mssrefn Hs,'n caron: Or in Jail at Knoxville
company Of Thomas Legion, now At GGspt capt Whsi
iennessee near the North Carolina line 0''o Greek
Regiment: AS S9iDs. Comma,
March 81, 1888. - HARDEN, I %as
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An oct to .n'ena m act passed the 1re.en. session
:of tae Genera! Assem6ly entitled An act to
amend the ordinance Of the Conoestion, entitled
an ordnance to make some provision for the
J,maAs OF soldis's dying in ssroice, ratified sand
February, 1852 s. and 70, other purpose"
bly, Of tbs Statse North Carolina, and it i, Is,s5y
enacted by the authority Of tho same, That an act
passed at the present session of the General Az.
sembly, entitled "aa act to amend The ordinance Of
the Convention entitled 'aa ordinance to make
some provision for the families of soldiers dying in
the service" be SO extended IS alter the word
'eter" in the fiftesah line, to iusert the words
.+.na Il his mother BIS dead, then 10 the next Of
kin; sna when the son dies in the service, leaving
his mother rvVing him, and his father shall have
been atssst q. n tho State and not been heard from
for one year, tn an any bounty or other sum of
money dss % the stats Of the son shall bs paid to
the mothec"
Sac: a. Rsss ta,sAs. enacted That this act shall
ss N fores from and sftsr, e ratification. Ratifsd
~" = 1'. 2 aeEg Jansary; is> "l -
eft and ho9s srs. dv;... 'Sna& County, Va,
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Nash County, April 2, 1868. oo 'ooCli, Adm'r
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
STEARNS HOUSE.
ST. CLOUD, : MIMI.

TTAVING leased this fine Hotel, would
announce to the travelling public that it
viii be kept in the best style, and as q first
class House in every respect. Situated on \
wooded bluff, it commands one Of the
Finest Nesos on the Mississippi; River,
And as a resort for IxvAI1Ds, who would enjoy
the invigorating qualities Of . Minnesota at
mosphere, it presents a.. . :. ;,H
UNUSUAL INDUCE MENTS.
The rooms are large, airy and comfortable,
and supplied throughout with spring-mattress
beds. 49,. ,: - U".t %9H@4
The Table will be supplied with every boun-
ty and luxury that can be procured. .-;..
Every attention will be paid to the comfort
OF guests. >. j.. " .2tt-@.''
Stages can be taken from this Hotel to any
desired point. h. j.; FOWLER
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w w I'm g..

r AM PREPARED TO WEAVE CARPETS
in the best manner, and on the shortest
notice. Rooms, wo doors south Of the Stearns
House. MRS. MARGARET MOORE