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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-12

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.iiy " large islsfies. - ~ - n afle.a
afe concerned lhs local papers afs hl
Of complaints N ths subject A as
one gives NE ulloviog - IL items n
lafy u Che military mayor " hat r.ig
SALARY % mayor. PEI anham l,0U0
SALARY as captain 10 ne Z s. stm,
- 300 Aa'afy 90 assistant Adluant
General y State, 81. zoo salary ~ Soc.
rotary IT ta.e. 5000 SALARY e Al,a
tani 90 sixty days volunteers. $4,000
salary lof carriage hire. sg COZ Tanl
stj35i
TT Tie refugees from Charleston afe
ihrouglug The towns and villages II lhe
upper part u the State 81 South Caro-
IiuH
- OF all things possessed Of "a long
tongue and an empty head why IS bs3
the most discreet Because il ney,s
speaks tlIl it j. toIled
1T The onion, l. u said. destroys the
attractive body q the magnet. II has
tho .ap,. .tT.rt al, 2. Ii.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-12

IT The onion, l. T. said DESTROYS the
attractive body 81 the magnet. Il has
the same effect on ladies.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-06

of mans heart we're only evil cod dallI did itnot
repent Him that he had Aade Rdeapon the earth
And has not : mechsnif power oysr hAMWk.h 1t
dos MT answer Dis ds1gp,sto d4tr1ff Then,
Xkfmitsine gentle feadeSs in all 6nddnsaA to ask
whether those prssiiess enunerated in6hs forego-
ing dialogue have a tendency te promote the glory
Of God or the happiness of mankindP The two
frst to saw the least are universally admitted as
general thing, to oe useless-but almost as unver.
sally INDUCED in The next is fraught will, almost
every evil that errng man Is heir 70; and he that
INDUCES in the fourth is not to be held gutless.
sorrowful to relate, profanity is undoubtedly on
the increase; it is frequently heard rolling from the
lips of respectable looking men, whom We should
suppose might bear better ffuit-especially when
we remember that even for every Idle word that we
speak, we must give an account in the day Of judgr
ment. And what is to become Of men who spend
their precious time in shutting cards and that too
in meeting houses which should be dedicated to the
worship Of Almighty Cody: viii there not be
scourge Of small cords made for such a. theses-
Upon beholding all these things may We not ex.
claim: "How are the mighty ialienl Tell it not
in Gath, publish it not in the streets of Askelo,
lest the daughters of the Philisnes rejoice lest the
uncircumcised triumph" There was time of ig-
norance that God wnked at but now commander
all men every where to repent; because he hath
appointed day in The which he will judge the
world in righteousness, by that man whom he hath
ordained, whereof are Witnesses in that he hath
raised him from the dead. AS: /. G.
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ir, Us to permit our citizens thus to be dealt with
And aside from the principle involved, is misora-
bly, wretched policy. Men may not do evil that
good may come. I am led to fear that instead OF
strengthening the arms Of orr country in this our
time Of trial. the government and it's glorious cause
lose much in the Injured affections of the people
Liberty does not require the aids of tyranny Truth
needs no help from error to maintain its proper
power and influence in the councils of nation;
all unlawful means all false pretences all tyrannic
acts which used in the attainment Of the end to
which we are'struggling, will prove in the end but
so many heavy clogs to our advancement And
whatever progress may appear to be made by them
will prove to be rather evanescent than lasting.
Il these things be so; if the military establish
meut at Salisbury is evil of such magnitude, let
our Governor kindly but firmly demonstrate against
its continuance. Let him and all Of us heartily and
to the last, support our Confederate government,
her agents and officers in all lawful Constitutional
means to secure our independence In all doubtful
cases or cases of minor importance let us cheerfuly
yield obedience to her authority. But in cases OF
vital importance to the well-being Of society; in
cases involving the liberty and life Of the citizen,
let US do right Let not our old and honored State
be used as an agent to carry out demonstrations
and fatal practices. Let not her ha1owed soil be
polluted by temples erected to military despotism.
I think nothing more is necessary toremove these
evils than for our Executive to call the attention Of
the War Department to the facts. There need be
no conflict There need be no dispute But if a
gentle remonstrance against these evils will not Sc
cure their abatement the Executive has the power,
and it will be his duty to have them removed by
the authority of law. The erection of this military
prison in our midst is a disgrace for which our
present Executive is, believe not responsible
But he and all of US will be responsible if after the
exposure Of the horrors which practiced there,
we permit it longer to dishonor our SOIL If the
facts published in your paper and other papers of
the State are true, what difference is there between
the prison at Salisbury and the v,lest hole of con-
finement in Lincoln's domains? None, except that
as far as the evidence shows the latter are more re-
spectacle in their manager ent and more regardful
of the laws in their practices than the former Just
to Think free born citizens of the State incarcerated
fourteen and fifteen months with not so much as
even one Of the frivolous charges now so common
annexed to their numbers
But 1t is enough. The cup is full
Roma Roma! Roma!
Non piu come css primal
All, o. 1000
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Oh, Stanhar6,
iTIkE NOON THAT LIVES IN TIE SKY.
BY RUTH N. CROMWELL.

s,,a.,. By RUTH \. CROMWELL. aa.a 81
Atone On tbe ground, in the purple night,
(, :s,t Beneath luminous sky, p
Where the flowers are red aud the stars are bright
;. =, Sldmber the moon and L: =.
Shelmeets me there, in her robes Of white
AZ The moon, so cold and shy.
She;les by my side, beautiful bride, -. =.
$685. The moon, that lives in the sky,
She leaveth the stars, her state and her pride,
:1sr Her isled home on high,,
When the day is done at the set of sun,
Wv 10 give me sigh for sigh.
They say her beauty hath turned my brain
The moon, that lives in the sky;
THAT her heart is vain and her love will wane
i,=f When the drifting winds come Nigh,
Accused and cold they know but their gold
AZ, silently pass them by. .....
In her silver robe she travels the globe,
=. For she hath dazzling eye;
Shekheweth the wave where the mermads lave,
And The glittering treasures lie:
But treasure and sea she lesveth for me;
And when my body shall die,
will pass away from the dismal day.,
To the moon that lives in the sky.
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For the Standard,

FOr the standard.
Mr.. EDITOR :-It recently happened in the town
OF -, thata Lieutenant. and Quaker put IN
for the night at the same house. After supper. the
Lieutenant said to the kind host: "I.beiieve the
last time was here, you allowed me to smoke"
when the following conversation took place:
gua6er-That is a luxury that do not enioy
Lieutsnant-Don't you chew tdUacco?
Q-No,
Don't you drink liquor:
Ono. :'..
Don't you swearp !;
Q-No: : "a. /
, L-Don't you play cards ..
Q,-No; (smiling) I don't know one card from
L-Well, you are the first man have met with
that was not guilty ofone of these practices.
"a can say more. / have raised a family of
cnhdrea and not one Of them uses tobacco or LIQUOR
either = -.
Here the conversation gradually changed to 9TH
er subjects, less memorable And what effect it
Prcdueed on the mind Of the Lieutenant, is not
known, perhaps to any person but themselves. 1t
may nave passed of as bubble upon the ocean,
leaving no trace behind but on the mind Of the
Quaker the impression ives intlelible subsequently,
resulting IN the following train of reflections:
When JsSevsh's plans were laid, and the AL.
mighty spaks into existence the world and all
thnga fhersin, land lastly, To- crown the whole.
made nen inA isoTu image what'was His obasct :
sSseing Hs mada him Bniy lower skEn,tt1e
Auee1s and scrovteasaim, With glory end, AsbSr,
Fsntaiidst hia2 osSf thsan4rhstoG Hh; hsmdx,
& andsask Dui&s1vdSsNb xti c6uadtaRsE ibe6n
sSb1csess6so sracinas MCrssStd q eAeeay ;i8Nds
for the purpose Of bringing glory &eaHia
;8gfe ~ustdy 81 lit falia3g iBsseo11odk a her
in general, do they answer thet Shesu1R
tor? Formerly, when God ssA7 that the thousht.
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WANTED.

= WANTED.
ENTITY SHARES OF STOCK IN THE aBANK OF
+ CORRESPONDENCE or "GAPH FEAR RANK
Persons having stock for sale in any Of the North
lima Banks will please give us q GALL S..;%:.y: ~
sssa2, y. NJ, s,,..x JOHN g. WILLIAMS CO
a,sasd H. zux .,aa al
Shs .seuasysef.psPaasea IN. sHS issie5t.'
70 leg. -. .losEtk VaakaG sasdsp9)!sd I'VE ihi:s
d. n, galksiH fR10NSi {lA4 kEHGI:O ~ ERE;&RAHEs
!s::ssss s. 81 { :
Rasass. IsasA n. III !. : sk-wH.
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HOUSE AND LOT F0R SALE.

=: HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
house and lot, in the western part of the City The
house contains five rooms AID large store containing
counters shelves, &s, &c. .
~ Ihe lot Is well enclosed BY fence eight feet high
fheFe IS also good stable for three horses; she'd
and other necessary pens for hogs chickens, &c. DC
This property will command good rent any time
1t Is known to be most desirable business stand well
as = comfortable dwelling for small family.
my person wishing to money this
plyto G. BROuELL or
W. R. RICHARDSON, ESQ.
Raleigh. N. c., May !, 1888 as-tf:
- Progress copy.
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INFORMATION WANTnn

MY DAUGHTER, AGED ARoI IN,
u wandered frOm my house, ~ miIes VIA 10 III
borough on Esther Sunday and have n west 'fG
ess n9sh inquiry been able
light hair, blue eyes, fair compIer; nak Ky ELzi,
on each side Of her mouth, in upper lam sa' Gotabe
she wore ligh'-colored robe, blo"m n When she
close bod sack i suspect that She haa nat and sd
70 leave her home by evidisposea nr,s aS 'u indy
plate aeI rum Any information cancerns VIM ea
srant or person seera aer
Nv address 1er distressed parents by seldpa l.,
April %, 1863. 'oHN H. IDDlEG
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMI>S: ON HOUSE.
CREECH & LITCHFORD.
VNE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED COPART-
w ncrship in the general Auction and Commission
Business viz: for the sale of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, Real and Per.
sOnal Property, &c.
Our store is large and commodious fronting on Fay.
eeve ard Harget Streets in the centre of the business
part of the City, and universally conceded to be the best
location in the place for business.
Both of having been for seventeen years pastengared
in the merchandise and auction business We hater our
selves that make it to the interest of parties to
make their eonsgnments for either private
sign auction sales
We refer 10 the entire business community of this place
A. CREECR
]. J. LITCHFORD
Raleigh, n. c.. April 81, 1853. ss-tf.
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L0GAN's CANCER oISTnE,,
A Positive Cure for liberated Canca.
Tumor, scrofaia, Fistuia, Pile, 'seiN
lisnant Ulcers. al
THIs rs A BOLD DECLARATION, grrr.,
- pared to demonstrate the same i ~ Al
and Of ansd s ass
knowledge of the nature and treatment Of ,ha le p
is possible by those engaged in general I've discs
very liberal terms of treatment will i ~. plaetie
afflicted to make early application, thus ;u must
cure and avoid the pain and anxiety a. nsarle
gress of this terrible malady. "''eadl, Il
TERMS OF TREATNENr.-I will visit and :,
their residences making no charge until treat pv
mail on the receipt Of $40. ''ee'l'ns trS
Reference to persons cured IN this r,,.,
past three months will be given on ann Jnua.y
81, Letters Of enquiry will be answered provids
address me at As,er;,,. Nil, TsI
July. ~, '"Car T, D.
April %, 1868. u LOGAN IN
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500 REWA ARD.
KITTRELL,S SPRINGS.

KITTRELL'S SPRINGS. \
AN THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE THIS POPULya
" place of SUMNER RESORT will be opened for =
reception of visitors. = u
Owing to the very great scarcity of provisions Of
kinds, we can only accommodate a. limited pnlnba /
comfortable, and promise to spare pains or expens
supplying our table with the market canP:
Our rates of board shall be Advertised in due due.s
BLACKNALL h co,
Propnetos
PS-Ag good Housekeeper wanted for the coming sess1
one who has had experience in public house. Sne NV.
be Iady-ks in her deport ment and in every way cG
tent to- fill the place The best of references Will Dc
qured. None others need apply Write immedia1
and state how long and where you have been in basD
the price you require, and the reference you can 9
April 81, 1853.
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200 900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
AUCTION.

TINE FLORIDA, ATLANTIC AND GULF cEsTs:
Il Railroad Company has 800 600 acres of LAND, VT
was appraised in 1883, and conveyed to two Trustees
secure the payment Of Free Land Bonds issued tr {
Company; which shall offer. for sale at Lake Cty,
Wednesday the 18th of May, 1858
These lands are valuable for purposes of cultivate
(many OF then) others for lumber urpentine and I'D
situated in the most heallhfnl portion of the State
otter great Inducements. to persons disposed to nvi
money in lands. Private sales will be made until the /
OF saie. WIN. o. JEFFREYS
March 81, is6s - es-wSss!
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PILES, FIsTULA, TUMoRs.

I1,,.,,.:l S' FISTULA, TUMORS,
oisefa'ions OF the Womb, Spermato,,s..
pellitlc Affections, &c.
h. y. A. CLOPTON, OF HuNYsyy1E y,
eonsuted Se r IN fksegh the first of July where he
tor Files and guarantees perfect cure II
Files where the Tumors come down when a. s's.s cas-
operated with perfect success few DAYS aco i n'
years Standing his tumors coming down as ~ as
large tea cup at every stool Those who Sorb IA n sa
dress Mr. H. II. Berry, Monticello, Florida N'''' 'al'
DE- y. operated on some desperate cases in Sasbu,-
year. one OF them is known to every citizen of Sss
Ladies 81 the City and vicinity will be visited y
homes. he viii be in Salisbury the first of june G
borough the 18th of June 'O"e, VA
March 90, 1868. OF,
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CHRISTMAS OINTMENI. ,,,,,
"HE MOST POPULAR AND hfrIOAEiy WSs
il now prepared IN WE

IA M ~
u the Southern Confederacy. IL now prepared IN VIZ
N e. hr THOMAS f. CHRISTIAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture OF TINS
want Syos far The cure Of Itch in its various forms
however. proved itself an Invaluable remedy for
SoIdhoa5 cntaneous diseases, in some instances oia
of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism. 80 s
has relief been found in its use for itch and letter. M
army has of late, purchased large supply for capp
hospital USE In its application to over hundreu nd
ssch of itch and letter. but case failed OF cure
heen tested on horse flesh spd found certain cure -,
hacks and shoulders. In testimony of its curative
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduceo IN
is deemed out Of place, as the ointment when ,'i Sas
annie proof of its vauabeness in the cure OF AL q,
mepts can be nsed in any climate either Iu ss
-anv mr. clear weather without any danger to Tue
This ointment is put up only BY the subscriber ~
oi,ss lara with full directions and Will De dIc
Sersors in want of it at from one dollar TO MY tS
according to size of jar, on application accompanS,
The cash ,Druggists will be furnished at a
duetion, by purchasing large qusnli!y' M
p''"p''' REFERENCES
- -, CHAnLEs +. DEsMs. d., wilson, ~
W. a. JORDAN, Wilson, N. G.
Dr. W. H. HooPEE, Caswell Co., n. y. 40
Wilson, NC Feb. 10, 1853.
rulHE SUBSCRIBER IS AN UNDERTAKES a. nr ID
Isl and il prepared with oil the fluids requsss Seh
iutefng and removing dead men from any BATH. 1T
nv pert or section Of The Southern Confederaey %
sons loeiIg friends. relatives fathers, sons or g
iskide sssm tikSd@F and iaterea in their fanny
z; Ssss " ~
e.s.,o 1as, !. :. ShaastAAS' is-s@
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CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICE, !

z
WADEssoRo' N. c., April u, 1863
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Plat ALL PER.
apply this office only The Commandment of Con
scripts WiU not consider any applications not sent up
through the proper channel.
All persons having CONTRACTS with Government Except
Contractors with Ordnance Department. must have their
applications for detail certified by the officer with whom
the contract nrade neither unreasonable
sve. Ordnance Contractors must have their application
for detail certified to by Captain Barny Agent Nre and
Mining Bureau. Greensboro. N. C.
All applications for Executive c!emency must be accom-
panied with Ahdavits of at least six highly respectable
of eghborhood and forwarded through this
Office. j. Nj. LITTLE, LIST It, p. A. c. s..
Enrolling Officer nth Cong. Dist.
April q, 1858. 35-4t.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD7

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
DUNAEAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON MI
10 day the 26th of January last, my negro bay M
feet or inches high, IS 20 years GA and supoe
to weight about 40 pounds He bias abeayy lead
and talks short when questioned, and has down ooi
No doubt he is trying to pass for a free beg.
will give the above reward fer him delivered to nj
Prospect Hill, Caswel County or confined in sny a
get him. T, L, WABRNE
Caswell Co.. March ~, 1889. es-wtsvsi
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CITY BATTALION.
LAST CHANGE FOR CONSCRTpTs

Rany to be attached to Major Eliotts Civ R,,,Ef
(z'th Va invite the attention of all persons sub
(dtore being ensoiled) and Others
chance Of joining gnad company for special Jn,r IN
around Richmond This Battalion is permanently s.
ed IN Bal racks at Richmond. $50 bnunty and oaoS ~.
ing given Quarters and rations fusuisbed E,a sl
enlistment; also, transportation. uaS
Address WIN. H. ALLISON
Capt. and Recruiting 0iyicer
City Battalion, Richmond "a
April Z, 1868. peNW&s,-,:; y
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300 NEGROES WANTED.
gNJHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
Il hundred hands to work the grading of the Chat
ham Railroad. :
The line through healthy country, high ridge
and all hands employed the road, will be we'll fed and
cared for We will hire either by the month the year
Apply to at Cary miles west of Raleigh, o, at Hay
wood, or Lockvile, Chatham county, NC.
l. N. GLEGG & CO., Contractor.
: 81 : REFERENCES.
Z. P. Battle Prest Chatham 4. R. Company, Raleigh,
and W. J. Hawkins, Prest Raleigh Castor r. 4. Co-
pauy. Raleigh.
Feb IL, 1858. 1S-H
ey- Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner. Peters.
burg Express Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress Will
minyton Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each in
sert to the of six dollars and forward bills to o9e
N. q. Standard.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

DERSONS WISHING TO RENT ROOMS IN
m9st desirable part of the City, be accommodate
ed on application to J. G..BROMELL
Rs!e'gh, N c., May l, 1858. ss-n
"a Progress cnpY
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observation-disclosures!

BOARD !-ROARD!-BOARD!
FHAvING RENTED THE RESIDENCE OF THE
AE late John Huchns Esq prepared to accom-
date few boarders c,mfurtably and reasonable
terms as the times will admit Of
]. G. BROMELL.
Raleigh, n. c., May l, 1853. s6-tf.
80 Progress copy.
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ha'e'gn' 'an So 1903. lO-w&sTH
w. Il. RICHARDSON & CO..
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MEKCHANs5
Raleigh, N. G..
OFFICE ON FAYETTEVILLE STREET
"ILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION r
Bank and other stocks collection of drafts and any
hess connected with the different departments of the 81
government.
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sold.
PREFERENCES.
o: G. Parsley, Wilmington.
W. A. Wright. do.
John D. Williams, Fayetteville.
W. G. Broadfot, do.
J. ]. Blackwood, Charlotte.
W. K Lane. Wayne County.
john ID. Whitfurd, Craven County,
Hon. Thomas Rutfin, Alan,ance County.
Hon. W. n. Edwards, Warren County.
Hon: D: W. Courts, Rockingham County.
H. W. Guion, Lincoln County,,
And citizens of Raleigh generally.
. JannarylS 1863. 5-w&svsn
PLOW CASTINGS.
SOLDIERS FAMILIES WHO NEED THEM VIII
- be furnished with Pillow CASTINGS at al.s
price, by calling at our Foundry Durns' old stand
SHAY, WILLIAMSON GU !
Raleigh N. c., April o. 1888 s5-lmpi
500 REWARD: ii
EHSCAPED FROM ASHB0ROUGH JAIL on III
u fth of March, my negro buy WILLIAM. Said y
formerly belonged t." the estate of widow Hardy OF G'1
County, n g., and is about five feet tour in heigh,
black 2p years old and weighs Ii? pounds Widen \
heard from. was making his way towards Fayetterls
c.. at which place he had been hired for several years
will pay the above reward fur the confinement ol -
boy in any Jail where can get him
49, DAVID GRAHAM,
April %, 1868. s5-stp1
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SUG r.!
IN HHDS. GOOD BROWN SUGAR.
Il " For sale by A. A. WILLARD.
Greensboro, N. C., April z, 1868. 90
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49,. TEA, -....t .-.--,e=.
tAAA LBS GOOD BLACK AND GREEN TEA:
.lOO Fde.als by A, A WILLARD.
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aIo0 REWARD.

DANAwAY FROM The NEIGHgoRHooD OF
Ia Henderson N. in the month of July last negro
boy SOLOMON 90 years Of age, feet or inches high
quite black small bead and face eyes and quick
f Soy and rSne Of as servant for some soldier and is
probably in camp Sad boy belongs the .stste Of Maj
named reward for his apprehension and delivery or
for his confinement in Jail 80 that abe get him.
- s1-- ELIZA F. SKINNER, Executrix.
oxford, N. c., April IT, 1858. ss-sm.
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SNUFF! SNUFF! .
II oRILLARD's SNUFF IN BLADDERs. APPLE
El BY'S "Rail Road" "
For sale BY A, A. WlLLAkD.
Greensboro N. c., March 80, 1882 H-
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DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
- SALE.
U,HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
house and lot in Greensborough, N. G. The lot
tains two scres we'll improved. The dwelling sa
modous we'll built house, in good repair with all neces
sary oubuldngs. For full particulars apply to or ad-
dress J. E: THOM P. NJ.
a.. GreensbOrough, Nc
l. Ian 80 1863 Att.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-22
the pan 60 Prevent a Union
Blu 10 Crush the Returning States

BtN 70 NfuSH thc 4hStef"'''S
.Lt... ... WAsuEaroS, December l6.
AZ. A.hi.. ~ Ohio will introduce to-day
~ i''.s,a,, -A bu nrovid;ng in accordance
an ,mpor.ane o,n nS ,So presidenIs mes.
WIN lhe SsJs,.ou ,",;os co. tho establishment
sage hnu Ptoe.Gnti'y a;i;,arv sovs,nment over the
9i q pro''s'onn' n. sil;on and for au-
a'stricts OF eo1n.i .i.;.eDs os snch districts
.norl].ng ase S,o;o ,oya' onv"rnmsnts v
10 0.gH,".i,1Ie ,.,I 80 go 49,, ,be President the
ne p''I eou,e.S st -, up pyarv Jistr,ct in rebel.
po"e' W splo'ns over the districts