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TO SHIPPERS.
~ W EsTERN AND ATLANTIC nAIl.WoAD

BY W ESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
N consequence OF the extraordinary demand made
i upon Ruads for transportation, together with
the Existence OF state OF circumstances ever which
we nor our agents can have any control, notice 10
hereby given, that the Western a Atlantic, Macon
Western, and AtlOnta a West Point Roads, will not
hereafter receive. transport store any freight from
any source or authority until further notice, unless
The owner agent, ar shipper, Ut che point Of ship
ment, inst mgns stipulation or agreement relieving
the Roads iron all liability.
JOHN 3. ROWLAND,
eH Supt Western a A. X. L.
ol ISAAC SCOTT,
Prest Macon 4 West. X. Il.
GEO. q. HULL,
supt A. 4 W. PLR. II.
Atlanta, Feb. rs, 1868.
Before any goods can be shipped the owners, ah p@
pers, and agents, have 70 accept the above eondl
lions All freight arriving aud offering At the Chat
lanooga depot, 10 subject 70 the above conditions.
maT3-lm W. q. CAMDEN, A gent,
iaal4 W.& AR. Il.
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)fFicR WINCHESTER.
Seuuestration Sale,

NOTICES hereby given, thathy yhtue Of sundry
IN DEGREES OF the Hon. W Il. Humphreys, Judge
of the Confederate States Court Tor the District U
Tennessee aud PURSUANT to the Act Of Congress on
that u ect: win as Receiver offer for sale IN front
at The Post Olco, in the town of Winchester, On
Monday the Seth day ct March, vi public auction;
the following stocks sequehrated as the property VI
" Alien eaemies.p ro-wt:
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cry TAXES

THE Tax payers will please cali at the Recorder
a Office and awe In their property and polls, Iog
city taxes, tor the present year.
FeblO-Im JOHN p, LONG ReoordeF
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED

lNVR one o. good character and health, good wa,
y will be paid. Apply 30 Il. Gentry, wetchman Al
T. 4. X X. Depot lmarl0.2wsl
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TIE DAILY REBEI

80 rses@ RArFszs fss RFsHl ~ nal ail
.eNst tesf b nius ihN 10 81 - ufs'Fs ~ u
y staI,trtfft teess ~ tts Alaiana iasa ssuo
ResRNs ss nsss .ssras ~ private tant',s 10
ssaeeaasg . sisshsFt. ks.thef sln - ar.
- y Ftugt ahTlssssl ssui ". sfsr We lqbli-
aaa = - talles.
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SMOKING TOBACCO.
$40 REWARD.

A FEW Cases very One for sale, to close out,
"A marls-n J, u. WILLY.
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Chailanooga, Fob. IA. 1858.
tiTiZfNs are notified that they ufo sKpoeted 30 70
port 70 The Puoi 0uArtsJmasief al eslrhy mules and
hnfata IN this vicinity, and warned n0t 70 iladg uF
Government properly Of any kind AZ neif claims
viii uut BE- respected unless che property haa teen
o0Ddplned. and branaed With &C.
FobiS-im D.. F.sONRs,
MAJ. 4 Puat GA.
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TO HIRE.

HAVE negro boy about ~ years old to hire
/ Apply 70 the undersigned az Maj. ]. l.. Hopkin's
mar lO .lw4 VI n Mt1NgEY
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b9- Mr.. Harrow, late Of theNational Hotel
in Louisville, was arrested nNAshviIlo short
time age, on the charge d attempting to smue.
gls medicines South. no was subsequently
released h.taaW fosHtnf
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The Federal forces at Jacksonville IL esti
mated at ! 400 black troops, with. white Off
GERS, In the engagement on the 10th we lost
d.. Meredith and three horses. Tho enemy
lost one negro killed and several wounded.
Two more gunboats arrived at Jacksonville on
the 18th inst The enemy are certifying
Jacksonville with view to it's permanent oc-
cWpation.
A public meeting was held at Tallahassee
mwednesday last for the purpose OF cOnsid.
ering the corn question" and was largely
attended. We learn from the Journal that Gen.
Cobb, who was on visit to the city, was in
vited to address the meeting and responded.
The policy, the advantage, the necessity Of a
large provision crop was demonstrated beyond
al question, cayil or doubt. ...,
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CANDY! CANnYl

JUST received several hundred pounds assorted can
j dy for sale wholesalo and retail, by
maTlO.lw W. IS HOOPER
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Say" There arc aipresent ono hundred and
aiHIy Confederate prisoners confined IN the
Military Prison IN Louisville,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Gen. I'eauregard as previously announced,
reviewed tue Citadel Cadet eorps, in Charles
ton, on Saturday, at the Green. lie after
wards examined the quarters of the corps aud
expressed himself highly pleased with all he
saw.
He conplimented the officers very highly,
and said from what he saw of the efficiency OF
the evolutions, he was assured that if the enc
my should attack the city, as now threatened,
that the corps would DO honor to itself and lis
officers
The Courier, Charleston, of the 10th says
A Monitor iron-clad. supposed to be the
Keokuk, passed the bar Saturday morning, in
tow Of a steamer, bound Southwark.
Eleven blockaders. including the New Iron.
sides, were off the bar Saturday.
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Tennessee River Bottom Farm for eale,

1 OFFER for aahfJUO acres of aud oltuated on the
Tenhessoe River miles South EAsi o. Jasper,
and " miles from Shell Mound. un the Ma Oh. a.
There AFRO about 800 VI bottom land Included Ia
the tract With about 200 acres cleared and an ineH
hiualibe supply Of timber. Partcs Desiring 70 pur
{ Dase vii addresa mo NJ Jasper, Tennueco.
nRfi1-lmF WM. r. RANKIN
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GEORGIA.

The Savannah papers of Wednesday have
nothing in reference to Federal demonstra-
tons i'll front Of that city. Passengers by the
Savannah train Saturday say it was reported
on the road that the enemy we're landing troops
in large numbers ut Beaufort preparatory, it
was thought, to forward movement on o.
cotaligo or Savannah. The report was not
generally credited. =. 4r ua0l
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WANTED.

< OR large Cooking Stoves. Applyto
j r. GRIBBLE,
marl7lw Capt. n A. Q. 81.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

From our North Carolina exchanges we
learn thattwo transports passed the Cape Fear
Bar, OH Thursday last crowded with troops
who could be plainly seen by the aid of glass
We suppose. They proceeded South. Their
object In coming 30 close in, and evidently
out of their course, was probably to communi-
cate with the bockading squadron OF vii
mington. All was quiet at Fort Fisher at last
accounts.
The Wilmington Journal of the l4th, speak.
ing Of the transports and troops, says:--
We think it is pretty evident that the force
under Hunter or Burnside, whichever it may
be, is being constantly reinforced, and the
question arises-whence are these reinforce
ments being drawn! Evidently they are not
raw levies recently drawn out, for, knowing
the magnitude and peril Of the enterprise be.
fore them, they would not send any but veto
ran troops. They do not come IRON North
Carolina, for all Of Fosters dsposable force
has already gone, and there is reason to be.
Iieve that the number of men under him is be-
ing increased rather than diminished The
probability is that they are drawn from the
army Of the Potomac.
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.,--a-, HADqUARTEns DEFAREMENr NO.a,l
,,,,,n., TSllShoma' Tenn, Feb. ~, 1858.

Uts1N MAI VHUbIto Z "
Nos E+|
/. Frequent inquiries at these Headquarters. Ipd-
cate that numbers Of able bodied men liable 10 cor.
Scription, are still employed 10 different departments
81 the army against 0rdes,
H. Il IL therefore announced for the information Of
Enrolling officers. that military employment Of sBy
kind whatever, exsn'pts the employee irum beng
enrolled Applications Tor exemptions must lie dec,
ded by the Enrolling officers. other parties beinu
recognized by the department having any contr,l
Of the matter.
BY command OF tien'i BRAG0,
(Slgned) p. H. THOMSON,
A. A. Gen b.
OFFICIAL
s. A. MORKNO,
A. A, A. Gent.
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propnsals.
FOaA0E DEPARTMENT..
ASSISTANT QUAurLpaAsTHRs OFFICE,
AryxArDpIA Va Nov 10, 1862

ASSISTANT QUAurEnaAsrnRs OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA Va, Nov TO- lbt1 ,
PROPOSALS. for HAY, HRAW, and
l. ORAIN.-Wri,tcn proposals. nyicd for furni,hine
HAY STRAW, OATS and CORN. for the use OF the Gov
ernnen be delivered Alexandria Va or sny point on
the Potomac is tributaries and In snch quantities within
the proposed for and at such times as the under
signed may direct
The proposals to be addressed TO the undersigned, and 10
state the qnai,y and price OF each article offered
Proposals. wi be received for i've thousand lN1 pnshe"
Of Corn or Oats ndfy ,s0) OF Hay Straw and
ward unless shall b. for the interest OF tho Governments 70
contract for less amount. .,,,
Corn be pat up In good sacks or abont Two ~ pnshe,
sacks OF about three 90 bushels each which sfo 20
be fruhed If charge to the Government Inc nay anu
Straw 10 be securely bsl.d ., ~
All articles furnished under this advertisement 10 Do SUD
iert 10 rd inspection by the Government Inspector
Purclas.s will be nsde from time TO time, undei th
from the responsible bidder, a. lilo Interests
Of the public service may require. =, ,,, - "a ..
The undeis ned reserves IN" r2ht 10 hJ,., r"y "
offer. which may be deemed Incompatible with tho h's.S
OF the Government ,,I.,
Paymens will be made IN such funds a. may be proviaeo
from d.. United States Treasury and asfur hs PacueaVe
anon delivery; bat the uD3crsgn reserves ths sh 70 WIN
hold the part tn. paymesss until Tie compete
hrlhllIncnt Of agreements. , .,. r,eu. 81
Good security viii ss required for tho faithful idhmen
any sgrocncnt made Under .his adycitisem,nt. =,
WIN. STODDARD Capt and Assistant " M
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ClDaAsos OFFICE, WAR DrriprsKar,
.aHsaI4ga Ne f.f.t {


| GFAIFD PROPOSALS viii be received n
- this Office Until o. The lgib of December n,s' "a
100 900 acs fnaufy cehor o. 10 DO deliver
10000 ssta1t the Ncv York trscns Governors Island
2OOJO tho fTali lord Arsclal Bid burg Ia
300 fo's At tho AicghEny Arsenai P,ftsbgg, Ia.
Igl0I seif al Che 81. Lolis Arsenal 81 Louis No.
j. 90 ssts - the ~ 3. Afscn4, Nsier.0Wn. Mas.
Thee accoui rrmcns to ic made n strict conformity
With tho regulation pao.ns, which oAn b. al sy %
specfor 81 che Arsenal who, degsci before hclr roce
by te Ooyenuen none 90 b. lrcerfd or paid f1 but lc
approved Ou infprc.0l Tie bolts 10 be- OF grul
cafhcr AID al tAe rock be tho tanned Tho shout
der belt 20 be iuclg ird iH tie st.
Deor must Do fnAio DO Its o. not les than 1000 sets
per wcr f1g all contracts Of 900 un,r and
ian 2TJ et per week eli cqlfseis i0r over ~ D rcl
colir- allure o. deliver 4 ape ted timo viii suhcct tie
con'ra 10 forfeiture o Tho 10 b. A. ycf,d
time Tho accoGteutg mat b. boxed IN ta usual sye
tie boss u DO charged 81 cost 10 bo determined by tho
fpect0,.
Lidlors VII state erploIy Tho seena OF ar.ena. where
propose deliver aud tho number Of toy pI.pJso
to !. liver a. efch place " f1r nozc than one
No bds win b. considered from parios other than rerusf
manufacturer o. the arcr and tuch known 70 the
Department 70 be fully competent 20 execute, Ia their own
shops the wog proposed for Each Party obtaining contract
viii be required to cnof iulo bond "th approved surety
for its faithful execution.
Tho Department rcsee. tlo a., 10 nice, any AZ lis
II not deemed ssiislasi0y
Proposss viii be adiffe1 20 "Pdgsdlor GENERA George
Ranssy Chief 81 Odnanco Wellington d. C" nne win be
indossed fr.possl- Tor lIlia.iy Acconief ient.
stO. -. NAhi8AN.
Digadlsr Ou.cul Chief 81 g. rdnas,'e.
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OTsIos oF rnE srEEEr cossislos.R


Two CONTRACT OfS-fkOfoSNi~o Iicioseo
r-ad envelope ina rl~d With TIE title Oft vorkt
ard viiA ihr of h- btarf written thss a. ~ DC re-
,ssc At this office lniI II oeloes r., Saturday Sc'snea
IN, 1874 -,
for asins Pn fourth street. between Second and IhIS
s-fuufs.
Dor fsrsirg gah avenue between For:yfouth and Forty
III fhsfrr.
Iarf,nih afd One hundred and iVeny seventh = sets
Eor fs,n. y f's street, bes"een Tenth and hs'sn'S
avenues -
For asrr Fny between Eleventh. 70 ard
Hudson ssG. and ssaih sd bew.cn broad"ay and ks,S
for curb and nss Twenty fh street. between sn.A
and Irrfh iYUrucE.
For r--.inr ana trading one Hrnirea ard Tweu'y afhs
street. bo.ur Third iyfrus and llrlcln hlssl.
Tor r,.isaf snd sstiils foi'y idsiire. tsiween
Second iit lh'ii avenues.
~ res 'sins aad grading kshiytcooui street, b,wesa
g4fh ard icu'L 4FCnlrt
- rr.rs,u, nd sfaIrs siriy fourth street, beTse,
Eirtth slruue and lud.au River
fcrrrrtrH ant .rlll. rafn. Sa'sr srl fas fl.s,Ltn
Avenue hefwrau tIfrrnfh I'D ISrriy si2ih streets
fag fsr1af. at 81 airs curb f4itrr Al ts ty elghb
street. htfTrsr tfcr' = sfruse AID Eat h4ssf.
Boz regulating sni fadnf csh gutter ,nf lag ScTeri! kid
street. b.iwftu tstih asfnse nd hfoadeay.
ioi resuts ga sfltns $40 fa.rf I'D - ,k'y hh1
'.rst. bowen \. fh ivrnnr All llufsan RlfeG
Filing sllsen 80 between Ols hundred ssdiwsifh ant
Onr l-aili ta llugisclia streets I'D li"s snl seeesS
Frs unsen ss e., sils Fir a-srae between one hur:
tr sHd vsay As. aHi oae h-nssed AID y" s,J '',e's
a. ~ffs. -
Dor us s,s.lt. % No. ilg 20 md 10 F.snA ir,es
a'i0 No.. 70 = q. fni ktrIrk sife.f.
l0r .fttH4 fic eos .rr aHi icn lrf p 70 J.
ior steam frr 81. Elnr and tender ff 30. IS
Iark lrAt ci riopial. tosrAsf With tho srseA t.sre
trf a.-Hsna en- o. ob. sized ttIs ofcsnasI efesi
usp.4t4rl4 Nev a orb November D., 1914
tAAALfs 10. tnhNllL, street Connie 7fer
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onDslses orreE. w,a otr.EI ..,l
WAsnsogos. hos. 49, l5Ja.
DROPOSALS TOR LLAD.-heAled PRO

PROPOSALS TOR LEAD.-Scaled Pro-
posas will b. rsosi, "a Il thls % 90 Until doh ..
on liz l.A Of ecrhr e. cert fof tho delivery = 90
tans Of plfe sol Load. susbr fof ofinarra rrqoses
Tho Lead n 10 b. Of affosed quality, anu 10 Be a'refe At
sny uu within nine days for tie u lie ID ~
bi II Is o. BE- dsfrfri ~ toe IHet hisies Afi~1sl,
COtcfDofs isnd howi orl ard - Tho United states Af'.
a.. ST. Louis Mo- - each psrr, no ~ Nj
chase fof hand nT. and vii b. psii IN
regular certificates II inspection md Fecc ~ b. IcqaioG 90
tho Treasury Depaunall "a the usu4l lon4.
BID viii DO received 10 ay pof!on 81 no quantity not iss
than 100 igns.
Ils NTH srrsoseI .urrile. vii be rsqufci fo The f
alen any that sy be made 10 pursuance Of i
LiferlleHleut $500
Tie Department fcsrfyc, uo Iiru 20 Jet .ny or al bl
II not deemed saisf.rfcry foT any cnnfe.
rropos.s viii be adffas- q hur4drf General Ocofse
D. hansay CLlefoi Ordnance Washing ou, d. c. aal sl
DO indol.ed, FIoyo.als iOg Lead
OEOnGE u. RAMSAY,
Bhgllsr General Chic. col or iiu.ncs.
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OyrIcr - TrR usPor Qu,RrxRs.sryA
ToaI LlsyESNonTn. hIrssa, Oct - I.SA

PROPOSALS. for ARMY TRANSITIONAL
y TlOS.-sEALHD PROPOSALS. vii b received ~ ih'
eFcc until l. O'Clock Tho lob day = p'cenhef ~
~ uasp siien e mi 'ry supss daTing she rei 0'
ed les, 90 the f9lov. lr f,-tcs; -
"a Other dr.a, tbs nsy D. csissifi daring tie above
sesf % tl~ lal of ffe Nsr ara hfr na ~ fofi
lo,vcgvofih AZ south q a -" =. naih' !. 'sy Po''
Nehrfa pstoisf lis'o snl l'h s'uth - ls'iiaae ~
na.,h shd 90, 8, ss' i, ' a.. ~ 90 ,,.' ~, o.
round. ~ ilo ss ~-,h ny vii -r'fofi ',d 'oi' .
i each Of Gu. n'oa, ifoa' AIiAio S'i'so'' H'''s' VI
h,ar No ! Fsorl For., I,,veuworih 81 A'sy. T. IL
,ouH = aty rs o. r'sas O. i sy D. esia'hei y
tho >'sio kass o. be iAo I,rs.ry u 700 40 'oih .
.rd 20 rss, rs- " -o.i seg, ,- ny b. sia,,rl
ia 'a, 4,fosy Z. 90 3D. srl 20 any eilsf Pei 80
In o1 m 10 T. -. h icy ID lr4f.u eel iicfcs In - b
of,se 80. fe Ap 90 s'st''ss ne.l'''' O.. The JsAf'
A...S rsafa r,i rflo, q - s,AsI or :, ..,y
b. s'sbi'hed g. To TeTo-y = Ns Ns,rs - - 20. 4
81 Ia sfe n rsrs.r-.t "a l.n-..ie its'
Eiiilr. 10 .isi, hs .it ca ip1 - ni o. DO miles. -
WhLhtey . 'iss,i in eco = ts u'enih'
no J.r-so Ses.rr in.iof,, ~ - y,.fs ia saA i53
o. o0 f,lna On ca'e So d, tto 80 g01s-. ca io-.s
~. 2 ed na. ~ r.aaif ea iia-to 80 a.
q hac.a. A-sa s..a- lae .-ale'' 'is' q ~ e'''
Hliei, nus srs ta,lf n-,, IN fs.. vel - ne p',s'
fig'. .,i,e a. - 2 80, 20 49,. - 80, =.
more esf.sib fs.aor. F.lsriesas hsi in c-'e fsrse'
BE- -sardrl 90 ~ f...o al- r4 r i1 O. "a = - .'
sd r.ai cd ,a s,rrf lfy fi4f sa.l aii.ss H. -
co-t-l,s iil t'e t' 60 = i.i' a4,c i'f...
Tie sno4nt q tgaft -lali'a VII te .. .a4i''s'
on Root. -. f..........................tl, "ro
Ga liaalo s.. ............. ANN. a.so
go o. is.y'y a. ,'iv,ssy q saA
bitsei an p.oa '-sa :, ','5 ~ - III -, r,,s.
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fGle/ 9lss. s5. a. lasas ma, bs rreJsri 10 no
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wv N. FxnH.os. Secretary.


NTOTICE-SALE of the KENOSHA, ROCK
~ FpUD AND HOCK ISLAND RAiLRDAD-lAe IA
err.i.u,d BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, the Irustee 81 a
Decd % rra., % Mortf 60 bearing aa's ts h ay q. nP
rosh, and uorkofd Railroad Complny temptation GUY
"A .rrordns % the laws 81 the Stat" - v soiiln ana
tho hcno.ha aud hocAiofi Railroad on p.hy oip
day formed scsofins 10 TIC laws 81 hc STATE OF l -
rse aso q Deed Of Ifui OF horglgs oranr i-ie the
h day II MARCH, thousand = hs bundled and sry s'
b, The keroiha Rockiarl, AL Rock Ifind tafos4 ,oa
sair u " .Couiin and rc.s, b. to CONSOLATION o. '
sal Ksuoha and KoetNrd Railroad touan.es ana s ~
ford ani Mississippi Railroad tomqanyi IN cfui9h 81 t-e
eve, g. and ~ tho -ss Of Trust o. Mcfisase nfon
i rofr.d will Sell =, pubc Auction, AZ The tou House
n ihe CITY Of Roc.iJ % The ssis Of lhn, q TIE nsnss
bidder los cash TIL hsDAi mo '-F'n'i cay o.
n Of too s.A Day The 0ousns described gi9ey a. ."
,a'ifriy, 90 W.. -,
Al All singular tn eonanea, RAILROAD hsr.o,are Known
a. the K.nasha sni Roc..i Railroad and nov mo -
portion KsnoshA RocsioFd md ko-k Island haf'ah
.stsudnz kcn..ha IN he state 81 W sc sin 20 100
fari M the State = Illinois. iosrihr Win "a ihn ftt N
80 Ant rsunls rti'raYs rails lrf 80 flnrct lt 90,
sialon Eaafr, AMI oher tuirr, and at iie IA 20 ai
dasnt. bod ~ lrod - ehfr ofifc hsnotit 'nd oc4
fsfi Railroad Caulp.is By The sad tgr'li"ra cor
r-nv b. connection with the AID fai'foad fU1 Arn'ta 'l
Eofl a. roIailrr therefor ed, aso, al ne tl.
frlfs ltsns sui gfpift and ce'p sir ~ oiri
-r f- e.. f~nats Aui IolA ilf1 h1rH.t con rlrf
leo Of ~ wy ffoai keuss i1 NfrkfoTi. fllff rf
ani also al locomotives zines. tcpls car @. ever a-
property eouae-'si via 20 pfa2ef ciapmrff, volt Z,
olefsur- ani cnrilrlns for srs4'rsl io 40 a. re-
H,e ~ iafosa fom ben - q Hcsi.iA iir u.i ,,e
keno.ha "a RocGf % nalrOsi Compel Z tlt slI
1rra1lled 'omrary. vlh have Mt been rnI tst.i'1 u
TAGGED their fai rod Roadway irom hfunta O. heA
- ~ e-..,--,i - rs - $50, =, az, .r..,t|
az q ts .sm, al witch aid Keuoha 40 Rs.i.ri RAJ
RID Companies 'ad Con.oitsisi Company nay t.sr
.slss4 O. o.-ef~ls' eHgo.ed o. -,'.,, ,.,..f ~
IT. 4
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Mem Publications.
~ JOST--A Novel-is acknowledged

U1WICE LOST--A Novel-is acknowledged
~ The critics to be work ct very high order OF merit
in il are characters indeed and take RANK IN
~ ,sn,ory with persons have actually seen and known
Sn.sthr for spciness for racnes fo cultivation iot
i,iied plot and rapid salt development, tho BOOK mas
Hct it's equal this season. .., 70, these
I'VE heartily suggest a wide awake companion 70, '"e0
Winter evenings and capital book Tor reading s'ouu
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RENAN's LIFE of JESUS.
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