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DENTISTRY,
DR. LOCKWOOD

g DR.. LOCKWOOD,
SURGEON DENTIST, Washington Building,
corner Pa. arenue and Seus,th st.-Teeth -
inserted On ulcanized Rubbe . cheap S5SS9k@.ER
and improved plan. Also, Gold ndQlYfyYYY
Silver Plates made in superior STYLE
Teeth extracted without pain. ap Law
NEW AND IMPROVED yHNTIOH
IN OF
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
WIrEouf INITIAL PLArEoR CLASPS.
DIR. 8. B. sIGEsMOND,
80 Broadway, Netr York. and $50 Pe1nsyssanis
Asssxs, be,sseen 18th and I3fa sts., WaskiAgton,
Calls the attention of the public to the following
aaVantages OF bis Improved system: 1870
j. The Teeth OF his manufacture wtHA@ES
never &C rsode nor change color by any
Scids being tn rec fourths Ii ter than other.
Artificial ones can be inserted over them.
to achs.
4 No temporary teeth are needed. ~ permanent
oses can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the ntura expression of the face, whic under the
old system is frequently disfgured.
5. This work has been fully tested over ave
years by many OF the hrst chemists and physicians
OF this country.
Dr. g. has also invented 3 white undestructivs
metal filing, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be fllep without pain, and can build NIB per-
feet sound tooth ON side roots which viii last
through lifetetims.
Cali and examine for yourself. no N-Sm
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
g e - - -

On and after Monday, April D, 1855, TWO DAILY
TRAINS will be run between WASHINGTON and
WHEELING and PARKBRsBURG, two between
WASHINGTON and HARPER'S FERRY, aud six
between WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, e.
follows:
POR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK L BOSTON.
Leave Washington at 8 and II Is ~ "a. and and
on Sundays ST 80 D. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave st ESQ., and II is a. and 8, & and g. 20 n
"a On Sundays att a. m. and and $50 p. m. only
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave WASHING ton at 6 80 a. m and s. and 20
m On Sundays at 8 ana 6 80 p. "a only
ron WASHINGTON ANB THE sOgTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington ct $50 & and N
an. and $50, and p. N. On srndaysat 4 50 and
Ss N and y. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIl
Leave Baltimore at q. m and D. n. = /
Lesve Msshinst atom st .. %. and p. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
The third and fourth trains only from Baltimore
and the sirst and fifth trains from stop
1t way points. Mnf. sMITH,
M. COLE, General Ticket Agent ap1-N
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WELLINGTON, u. o., MAY y, IB63.y
All men who desire To ioin any particular regi.
ment Of Cavalry now in the field hereby autho-
rized to present themselves any time during the
uext thirty days to the Board ofenrollment in theirs
respective Districts. The Board shall examine
them and determine upon their fitness for the SER
vice, and if found to be t, the Provost Marshal of
the District shall give them transportation tickets
to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters Of
the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of
the State. As soon as they presentthemselxe at
this general rendezvous they shall be duly mus
tered By mastering and disbursing officer, and
paid BY him the bounty allowed by law.
:. JAMES B. FRY,
my 1-1m Provost Marshal General.
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B0YSu0THING

?" BOYS CLOTHING.
w 3 are now in receipt Of q larse assortment Of
BOYS and CHILDRENB CLOTHING OF he
newest styles, suitable for the present season FOR
dress and school wear, TO which We invite the
= wall, srlPHENs L co.,
S22 Penneylapia Avenue, between
- u.tm Ninth and Tenth streets,
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WAR D1RARTMENT,
w WASHINGTON, January %, 1858.
In censequencs Of the pressure OF business ct the
war Department, passes for eitisens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac win bs given st the once Of
Lisut. Col. ooHHAD, l32 Psnnsylvanis avsnus
above Nineteenth street.
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SoPAhMh ososf Lu Ok BHs DISTRICT OF 90
s'nsrs ssae United sss:.. Di'1ia Court for said
vest Half of Lot No. ;, SQUARE NJ, SCI; north
h ss e y & ss as no
E. rs; Square c.
Whereas, that part Of Lo. numbered ona; 4, in
ing front OF twenty ave f2sl feet BY the epsh OF
the Lot and next ad!oinlns the sat iwe9etyy-ave
numbsred three. in Square numbered three sun..
Ord and twenty -feur, tS2<} and the norti half Of
dsa No ard and
sss: II s.::i; sss;ns. e
north west corner Of said square. and 70 oninx eas
's shsse and .s s.ass
ss.swatdy And ss hight snsss nc
sna along sSd two hun
dred and fortye ght t94sl feet. nine ~ inches TO
the ana .P q ..d
to Il place Of BEGINNING as the same are known,
mani md e ih et H
District, together With all the improvements; build
e the ssonsns any p a,se
appertanins. and all the right, title, interest and
81 the a.rahai e the United the District
of Columbia by virtue Of an act Of Congress ap
81 our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
:es T S
cate the property of rebels and for other pur
and whereas the United States Attorney for the Dis
trict of Columbia. did on the 9Th day OF May, A. D
1865 Ole Libel Of Information in this Court, pray
ing the condemnation of said property and real
tate under the act aforesaid aud that process OF
milton issue against the owner and owners of said
and ,e, s
come early day, to appear and answer said In,
May, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
sixty three. ORpERED that notice be given to
tate and all persons interested or claimine an in
terest therein to appear and answer this Informa-
ton on the first Monday of July next, and show
cause if any they have, why said property and real
estate and the right title and interest therein of
the said Francis Hanna, should not be condemned
and sold according to law and that netise be given
By posting copy OF this order upon the front door
of the court of the District of Columbia and
by publication in the Evening Star twice q week
previously to said first Monday of July next, the
first publication to be on or before the nrst day of
JuI next.
By order Of the Court, 9th May, 1865.
jel Awtd Copy-Test: RI. MEIGs. Clerk.
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DROP0sALs FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DEPARTMENT. Ju,

WAR DEPARTMENT. June, 1853.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Department
until u O'Clock on Tuesday. the 30th of June
instant, for supplying the Stationery described in
the SEIZED below. for the fiscal year commencing
The Stationery must be of the best quality.
Samples must accompany each bid
The successful bidder will be required to give
bond with approved sureties for the faithful ful-
hlment Of his contract, and the Department win
deem proper, and 70 increase or diminish the guam
Articles not named in the schedule below are to
be furnished at the option OF the Department at
the lowest market prices
PAPER MADE OF LINEN STOCK.
10 reams dispatch cap, weighing Is pounds
100 realms foolscap, ruled or plain, weighing "a
200 reanns quarto- post, ruled or plain, weighing
600 reams quarto post, ruled or plain, weighing
lbpounds, headed as per pattern
100 reams note aper, ruled or plain.
$50 reams note paper, ruled or plain, headed as
90 reams Copying Sr paper.
TO Dreams bi9tnns paper red.
leo dozen biotting boards
80 reams envelope paper, buff or yellow, royal.
lso reams Manila Wrapping paper, super royal.
ao,0O0 envelopes, letter and note t sizes, plain.
10000 envelopes, official sizes, extra heavy
$1,000 envelopes, letter sizes, extra heavy headed
100 gross me- aliic pens
lH,SR quilts. No 50.
a5i dozen Faber's black lead pencils
10 dozen fauer's blue and red pencils.
$50 Oxen penholders, assorted
II dozen ivory folders.
dozen eRRa asss, ivory Ranaies
penknives.
sdozen Kodeers's scissors.
dozen shears.
g dozen Maynard 4 Noyes' black ink, quarts.
~ dozen 40 do plnts.
50 dozen French c8rmine ink
"a dozen inkstands, Diapers, Whitney's or equal
quality.
60 pounds sealin wax, scarlet
~ pounds india rubber prepared
20 dozen silk taste, assorted colors.
80 dozen rolls red tape.
10 pounds linen Irvine.
20 dozen large jars tlucilage with brushes.
dozen quart bottles muciage.
dozen blank books.
100 dozen packs visiting cards,
3 doZen pen racks.
dozen rulers.
IN gross india rubber bands.
3 dozen memorandum books.
6doZen boxes notarial seals.
dozen boxes notarial waters.
2 do2en portfolios.
] dozen boxes eyeets.
10 dozen letter files.
u dozen writing fluid.
3 dozen letter clips.
pounds sponge.
2doZen gold pens and holders.
200 ards tracing linen.
dozen sponge cups. :.
dozen paper weig hts. je 6, l3,20,s7,29
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PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE, I


EoTIcE.-The attention of all officers who have
been honorably discharged on account of wounds
disability and who desire to enter the service
in the Invalid Corps, is called to the provisions of
General Orders, No. los, of 1868, from the War De-
partment, published in the papers throughout the
country. Such officers are requested to comply
promptly with the provisions of that order, and
to send their written applications, as therein pro-
vided, for positions in the Invalid Corps tstating
the character of their disa bty with as little de-
lay as possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General of the State in which they May
be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen.
eral will at once forward the applications with his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Washington.
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers required
by General Orders No. l5 of 1868, from War Depart
ment. Their pay and emeluments will commence
from date of eptance Of such appointments, and
not from date of organization of the respective
commands 10 which they may be assigned.
JAMES b. FRY.
my9 Provost Marshal General.
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NNAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJUTAYT GESERAL's OFFICE,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
w ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, May q, lS6S.
NoTIcE.-Under General Orders, No. A4, a Board
is now in session at No. 400 Fourteenth street,
Washington. Applicants for examination re-
ferred to the General Orders, No. IA, for aforma-
ton how to get authority to appear before it.
E. TOWNSEND,
my 9s-eoln Assistant Adjutant General.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH
IL INGTON.
Office ChiJ Quarter master Nay %, 1863.
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN SEEDS &c, are requested to furnish this Office
price lists of the various articles of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS NJ. GREENE, Chief Quartz rmastsr, De-
partment of Washington. my 25tf
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Nh TEETH.
~. LOOMS, n The IHys9tor and Patentes
personally at his enice in this CITY Manysp0Q
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others ana no person can wear others who
Persons calling at my once can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
eleanest, strongest and most perfect dentuFe that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10th streets. Also, 9O7 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar 4-ly
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SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF BucHu.

SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF BuCHU
From Dispensatory Of the United IStates
Gee Professor BEWEES' valuable works on the
Practice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.
PHYSIC, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM McDOW
ELL, eelebrat. d Physician, and Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons, ireland, and published
in the transactions of the King and Queen 8 Jour
nal. 1898 t-
See Medico Chirurgical Review, published by
BENJAMIN TRAYERS, Fellow of Royal College
of Surge ons.
See most of the late Standard Works of Medicine
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MILITARY GOODS. 49,
WALL. STEPHENS 100,
322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Offer the largest assortment in this city embrace
Ing all qualities used by officers in the Army ard.
SHOULDER STRAPS. HATS, GAPS, PISTOLS.
&cs &c, With fine assortment. Of UNIFORM
CLOTHING. with which we can furnish Officers
complete outfits in o few moments.
..,. WALL, sTEPHENS& CO.,
up ll-tfh 322 Pennsylvania Avenue.
DIAN06-GREAT BARGAINS.-One octave,
Il tNunns & Clark almost new, Rese-e--zEx>,'
wood. round corner, $3.50. One ek oc- TTS
taye. lLipdsnan) $50. One 6h octave ulRsv
octave &C., All the above lPianos are warranted
to be sound in every respect and will be sold upon
Of W.9. METZEROTT. s.
Corner of 18th and Penn ave.
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HAPPINESS Oh MISERY i-THAT is TIL
1s1Ak eABIHsT OF WONDERS, kNAroMM
and MEDICINE" have OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
expenseto issue, free, for the benefit Of suerfns
humanity 5oxr OF their most Instructive and inter
ssting Lectures on Marriage and Its Disqualified
kestion, Weakness, Depression, or ignorance Of
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluable
lectures have been the means Of enlightenine and
saving thousands, and win be forwarded free on tn
receipt OF four stamps, By addressing SseSGeYy
ParisidH CGbiHd cf ASatoNy SAD Ksdieise S6$
Broadway. New York. ~ Is.ly
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HTf ssE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT.
TED TO JsA IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY,
and are $50 in very general use in all the STATE
HOSPIT .I5 and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI-
TUTIO-.s throughout the land, as well as in pri-
waite prse ices, and are considered as invaluable
remedies.
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Two table spoonsful of the Extract of Sarsapa-
rlla added to pint of water is equal to the Llhson
Diet Drink and one bottle is fully equal to gallon
of the Syrup of Sarsaparills, or the Detection as
usually made.
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TN y Il Z 7 " . ID 8 Il II, =
The undersigned. thankful to his friends and the
have gwen him ss former proprietor OF VEHAQ
the "McCleli House, respectfully begs lE.38 II
establishment to the corner ofIath street and Perm
sylvania avenue, where he has opened a b on az in
RESTAURANT, where the best of Wines and
LIQUORS viii always be on hand. Meals can be had
At all hours, and at the shortest notice ~
the public are respectfully invited to visit this
msyS srns J. W. REYNOLDS. prony;eto-
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- WRAPPINGS AND SHAWLS.
We have just received
FIR. Lace Mantles. ShaWIs
Burnous, Piccolominis and Points,
Also, Long and Square Spring Shawls Of beautiful
designs. my 201 NJ. TAYLOR &, Co.
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The nth OF Juwo.

y State Convention has been called b,
large number Of citizens It is to mce
in Winchester on the 18th Of che present
month Many counties have already SEM
delegates TO attend it, and others are doing
So
In common with many We were of the
opinion that the point designated was sim
2ularly unfortunate but we conceded the
matter Of location for the sake Of harmony
/; IS now too late to change.
The Memphis Apes. in very sensible
article makes many suggestions Judicioua IN
themselves, but; as VIC think, iapracticabie
at the present time. The question has gone
- far and our time is too limited to admit
nc i " change Of base, and We recommend
thc concurrence Of all good citizens, and
the General attendance Of the same Let
u, have full convention body Of wise
and honest nc1, whose moral force viii
carry il, proceedings unanimously through
on the dry OF election.
In union there is strength let us haze
4 union n fu,l as it is strong
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cur arms and ny retain pinIarOuld.te
sinpiy ridiculous fhe .prossi'isa andsthe

dnply ridiculous aho .pu' ssi.isn .nd4th.
acceptance of it Weuld sbe Rdiculoas dixie,
since it would differ in nothing from pro
posal that two armed birds should live to-
gethcr in harmony in the bSek-l!c. no.
We could only unite with them nader a
general geverpmeut. And in the hands OF
that geverrsment, by shateter name called.
must nll the power be lodged; the arscnals,
the dockyards, the forts Never again
would we be in u condition to renew che
struggle; while too wide gulf now separates
US and too many families on either side
have been placed in mourning for any tics
of affection ever sgain to be thought Of be.
tween the two sections. The next blockade
of our harJurs would be effected rot made
quatcly by navies, bat adequately by irown-
ing forcrcsacs. With lip service they might
at first respect our constitutional guaran-
ties; but it is not for us 20 forget that they
have once declared the negro the equal of
the white man. And in their policy sooner
or later they would make him 80, il for no
other reason, in order TO have tEo white
vote al tho South 40 longer disturbing el.
emcut IN their empire.
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IN. Sr0SLwALL BRIGADE In ACCORDANCE
with i desire expressed by Gen. Jackson pre-.
v,pus 10 hIs death. and in compliance with a
Resolution ;dopted a. meeting OF this Brig
abe The. Department. has issued order Ill
.oclilS thai The Brigair referred to shall here.
after be designated as the "Stenswah Brig.
a1c.' The order comlH 'nd5 the spirit which
prompts the request and hopes that the zeal
and des otinn oil the fallen hero rnay animate
not only the ''Stonewal! hut every other brig
atlc III III aervlcc.
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PHoI0>T MARSHAL NuTIcg,
CualI Iuoosa. .IuLe S.n. lsE3

- ~ tRAL RbDcIicH having bazn commit receut
~ ly in this city, hy ardfd III lbs entering houses al
Late hours of liz ut the pretcnce Of BENZ rds
and assuming Ia lie acting under orders. but brodn
evidence of the notice hereby given
the CITIZENS and they earnestly requested TO notify
this Office he officer 81 thu Guard At the Gusf j
house. Immediately ON the spproo Ia Of ~ high way
men. that they may be promptly arrested and the
deH punished the rcRuIa tiDns direct suc
Cases. Tie Provost Guard viii he easily recognized
y b-ipg III Irgs of u commissioned officer acting
under n'ittcn instructions. X. r. CA1TLES,
Inc9-3t Cart. aud Provost Marshal.
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NALU AbE FARM FOB SAi.F.-Tbe undersigned
Oilers iLr sale the best Farm iu upper 6eorl Ia
fr r"n'eiafa'e money or BINDS or Negroes. The
farm hra three miles fr,t: Graysvil!e Dept s!r
mIg.s irus ding sold snd ten miles irrm Chat nooga.
II in aa u 70 the groEth Of corn wheat. ta's.
ci' AMI is; ebich here is good Vineyard,
aud god orchard. Ample aud Pea ~. as good
ter out oi tie earth and plenty oi il, aud
ln gpsj - Al t,r Lanyard dptilery--the lsni ~
finely inferred and lies we'll There ak hundred
acres Il cleared land and under good fences. and
pleny NJ cross frnces anil lots tor N stock farm:
tine cr"p Of WHEAT CROWN the some hundred
a 81 twenty-five acres now looks tine; tie Vineyard
Will make t'teen hs adred gallo Of wine: With
"he hundred and hy acres in corn, fifty IN oas and
about seventy dive in grass and cover On the
pl ice there plenty of ont houses b'aa and sta
blc'. aud wine house and cellar. The Dwciiing
House I, ropny, but cuinmon There are ALSO plenty
OF large sheds FOR stock, AID abolt the yard and
spI ng fne grove. All OF which any person wish
ing 10 purchase will do WELT, cali ard examine for
Themselves. Any person ealing In my absence will
fiud MIR. Y. q. Mcfarlen. ThG will take plsasure 10
showing II. 4 lso nr w. II. Imam Atlanta, Ga. The
wuose place Contains about twelve hundred acres.
l.. NICHOLS.
E.lyzI-2w' Ora syilie, Ga.
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Il. =. POWELL,

L. -. ~ w Il Liz
ApovHEo AIRY E~oTlsELLEu. STATION En
tsvccsssoa no AAckLEY ,osNER)
MARIETTA, GA.
Has in store tile following goods which he offers 70
the iiade at low prices.
2ol Reams Letter Paper,
900 Note
loo Gross Ge,lots Eagle FEM.
30 -" Transcribing Pens.
~ assorted Pen Poiuts,
~ Pen iloides,
$50 Envelopes,
black Ink III hal pints pint. aoJ quarts
IL Gruss Paying Cards.
l2c " Howards CeIeb,ted long stem Matches tsure
200 packs Howe Co. Pins.
Ito dc2 Hair Pins.
Stationary OF every description.
Together with II general rtment OF Cloth, Hair
Nail and Tooth Brushes Combs Pomades, Soaps and
appoin tad Drug a1d Book establishment. jusea- Nv
NJ STERN & BROTHER.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
CLOTHING,
SHOES, HATS,
Suffers GOODS, .Sc.
rnREs BOOKS HorH OF Tns. cssrKAI HOUSE,.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Keep constantly on hand large assortment OF the
above goods which they are Offering at the very low
eat Ggures.
Hs Domestics and Cotton Yarns constantly On
hand.
Suffers merchants and others invited to call
nd examine our stock and prices IjuneG-lml
I,fk1Y poLl.a H., REMAND. Stolen oct OF my
II stable Saturday night che 30th inssHat. black
Mare, large and likely: about lG handa high sAr in
her forehead, some old shoes on her fore eet ( not
lost of no brands rccollected s or wears oil, IN
good order &c will give The above rewara for the
npprehe of the thief, or twenty-five dollars tor
tie mar" without the thief. the mare stolen from
under loc>, oul Of my stable last night.
iune3-2v MARY LIP. fANNOY.
NJ B-Ny husband is In the army. VIII the pub"
lie a4sst ppar in the recovery Of tue mare,
and the app Tehe1sion OF the th,ef and obllge.
NJ, n; tASNoY.
.. aADauA KrKxs DsrAsFss ir No. IL
Tallshoma, Tenn.. Feb. II, 1858. (
aENERA A. oRpERs} a"..' 90" o..
L. Frequent Inquiries at these Headqakrters in3i-
cate she; numbers Of able bodied men ioie TO con-
seripsion are still employed In diSerons apartments
H. il is therefore ced for the information OF
Enrolling officers, that military emple ynen OF any
kind whatever. exefnpts the employer from being
enrolled. Applications for exemptions last he deci
ded BY the Enrolling officers no uehsr parties being
recognized by the department "s having Any consro
tSisrssD p. H. THOMSON,
80 A. "A. Cent
OFFICIAL $4,000,
ga. Moskso,
A. A. A. Cent. e..
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C,lvEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Runaway
Il from the subscribers on Saturday the 24th ID
May. four milea Of Sweet Water two negro boys
canned ,srer and Tom. jasper Is asout 30 years
Old. f.et ID INCHES nigh, dark brown coler trout
teeth effected. weghn abovt les pounds, wore OF a
bacs cloth coat. new par boots tight Tom il about
50 years Old, nick black negro, weighs about l>5 lbs
Is about feet inches high. were oil dark coat, aud
mix I'll Jeans pants. ae eapve amount will he paid
for the apprehension OF bota, half for either In
JAIL place where we can get them; we beiive they
: IN ROBERT CARTER,
may2s.9t", l. II. G. R0BEhTS.
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Bar Correspondents between Hon. John
Minor aotts and yankee officer has recently
tbeeu intercs pied and sent to tho 'Wsr Depart
ment. Gen. Fitz. Lee, who intercepted the
letter. recommends that Mr. Bolts De not por-
nitsed to remain % near the lDes Of our army
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LION. JOHN +. MURRAY.-At o meeting Of I
i 20th Team. lbesimsnt the following Prooee JIM

InH DOLLARS EEWARD.--Broke jail In Dalton.
lOU ia, On the night Of the ?ith. my log Joe he
In about feet or iaches high weighs about 100 and
Is 70 - years old Dark or black complexion and
had when he hit 10 bloc cloth coat sad pants
Yankee officers stylG---kss whip mark
aud several on his hack speaks tolenabiy quick. He
has wife at skile Harris near Athens, Ala and will
Try get tack there bought him the 18th iat. Of
l.. johnson of Larkifsv tie Ala. will pay the above
reward for has sppEeben Ion and delivery IN any sale
al ~ that can gee bira. Address
T. A. WARWICK.
may Slim Dsfon, Ga.
bill to this ofi,e. .. rs...t