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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
A. j. BELL.

COUNTY RECORDER and NOTARY PUBLIC
~ Millersburg. .. He is all times ready to fur,
nish fill up, and take ackno of all kind
of Deeds, Ccnveyances, Mortgages, and Powers of
Attorneys, and Record the same take Dispositions
to be used in of the Courts of this State also
Protest Notes. Bills of Exchange &c. Office, in the
County Recorders office. l25-5l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
VENDUE CRIER.

rNHE subscriber tenders his services Auctoneer to
i the citizens of Holmes county. Many years
perence induces to believe that the liberal patton
age have heretofore received from my friends will
still be extended to me.
March 10, 1868. JAMES X. HENDERSON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
WILLIAM REED,

WILLIAM REED,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Milersburg, Ohio
"A Office, in second story of Critcbfelds $ Corner
Block, opposite the Court House. l23-45.l
ID. 8. UHL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Millersburg, Ohio
n Once in Recorders Office. t21-201
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
LAWRENCE McMERRELL,

VENDUE CRIER,
rINHE National Tax Law requires all public vandues
l. to be cried by a licensed Auctioneer. L. McMERt
RELL is the only licensed Auctoneer in the West par
OF the county Address,
l.. McMERRELL,
Feb. l2, 1S63u Plimpton, Holmes Co., Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
EuImes Ganntg farmer.
JOB PRINTING

OF every description executed in the best style and
on reasonable terms.
Tho FARMER has a larger circulation than my
sther paper in this section Of the State. 1t is
and has been for thirty six consecutive years the
official paper of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30
LATEST NEWS.

The 1. 5. armed steamers George Manghan
and Ethan Allen, engaged in cruising among
the British Islands, have been summarlly or
dered from some Of the ports Of Prince Ed
wards Island. 4 private letter from al officer
states that, when at Charottetown, an order
came from the Governor requiring both yes
ses to put 70 sea, 81 proclamation III the name
Of the Queen, having been made, making the
demand, which was promptly complied with.
i. 5, Treasury notes are at, heavy discount
1t the various ports OF those islands, and stores
san only be procured by the payment Of coin,
The Court of Inquiry appointed to lnvestl-
gate the burning OF the steamer Ruth, with "a
large amount OF L. s funds on board, have
reported that the fire was caused sy lnccndl-
aries, lot SO much for the purpose Of plumber
as the destruction Of ghe commerce on the
Mississippi, it being part Of the Confederate
plans to effect the object:
II recent order the i, S. Secretary Of War
directs that for each battle IN which very
officer, non commissioned officer and private Of
the Invalid Corps !nay have been engaged ana
borne an honorable part, q scarlet vraid, one
sixth Of All inch wide, may be worn on the
right arm, with "a space Of one-slxth OF an inch
beta cen each braid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Correspondence Of the Phla lnquirerl
NEAR GAINESVILLE, Va, Oct, 90, 1868 -
The freshness Of the atmosphere hereavay is
making the men muthe up in their great coats.
They SEEM sad to think that winter IS now upon
them, and the Couieuelates are enjoying their
partially finished hutS and quarters on the
Kapldan, while they are left out in the cold,
The physical condition Of the men and the
par neither are first rate, nor have we any
advantage over the Conledorates except in the
superiority Or our eQui pment and supply.
The present position is considered strong
one, aud the army is probably more con"en-
ra'sI and better prepared sr all times Tor
general engagement than ever before The
line ut operations is now quite contracted, and
at u convenient distance ilom the base OF sup
ues, Which arrive partly by rail and partly by
wagons,
l'he Railroad has been repaired to this Vi
entity anu will SOON be III complete order 70
the advance corps Matters and movements
Indicate that it Nlll Only be necessary TO COM
gere its repairs to Rappahaunock Station.
General Lee is evidently anxious 10 keep the
army back, and makes the best show Of the
few men he has now under his command that
y practicable. On NonIay he made a bold
push forward 10 reconnoitre, his spies having
informed hiln that the Federal army Was ad-
=. .cing from Warrenton in force. This had 10
cease Immediately, 50 he Sheed the outpoocs
aud drove in q few advanced pickers and
videttes, While Mo>eby received orders to re-
new his operations in the rear TO create 3 ANN,
The Couteceratcs we're checked and have been
unable. 70 Aank some OF Alooebys men have
been captured, and some escaped with horses,
wagons, mules, stores and the like, to place
Of safety.
] th1nk desultory fighting will continue for
solue time bat that the Contederates Wall be
forced into general engagement III She end
there is little doubt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30

Tor*rRE The v cob SISTERS are TO nave
s.osar at the Theatre, tonight, on which oc-
,.;on they will appear in the tarces OF the
~ >.yaano Actress and ''Poca hon-tas 5" As
~. u;}) be the last night but one OF the ap~
..,.l. Of these fascinating young actresses,
If}%.s',yho have net Witnessed their peroTtn-
."oe eau take no better opportunity shan
t5ujght. ------...,-
qxIFgs NIIvsrHELs. - This troupe Of
rb,oian yocalists Instrumentalist, Come
d;,?, and Dancers have been deigheing large
-, rc4oed audiences at Liberty Hall with
81 nTrelIent concerts All true lovers Of
;m,,,;c should hear them, while the WorshIpper
=, the shrine Of Monus cannot tali 70 ne
nI4s>el at the truthful representation Of '1e
T,nrraian 7 as performed by the trio OF
Dymie 81 trs connected with the troupe, One
Of til. principal features OF thlS company IS
sb,t the songs are all new and beautiful
AMI rbt aulienc. are MT obliged to listen to
y,rn eat Jokes or Anticipated sayings. MT
Ssif is to b. congratulated upon the troupe
he ha, rs his energy organized, and the cltl~
gems upon thc opportunity ROW otfered them
10 witness an entertainment both chaste and
pleasing
French r. Simpson, Of this place, was cap
sured recently, at Charleston, kanawha county,
by the Federal troops, and is now prisoner at
Cams Chase Ohio.
r j. stid that the Russian feet may not be
expected IN the waters Of the Chesapeake tor
> week or two 60 come. The time Of their
arrival will depend upon when the repairs
thew are undergoing in New York may be
completed,
There is discussion IN England, and on
this side Of the Atlantic, as 10 whether one
good sernon Oh Sundays is not better than two
inferior ones? And, generally, whether one
seroon every Sunday IS NOT enough tor reas~
enable people?
Gen Meade ha, just. approved the sentences
Of court martial in the case Of six soldiers, who
are 10 be scot ior lc>eIton,
----~=az~~
The demand throughout gIc North for ex-
trayagaBc and costly imported goods, Is said to
Be greater than tor twenty years past.
The Orange and Al4xandria E. Z. is said in
the newspa pers to be in running order as Tar as
0atjet1 Station
The Washington anu Georgetown f. Il.
Co., have procured ears on the route, express
y kox the use Of colored people,
--~~saa@~"~~---------
GylI, in New York, yesterday, la7.
It is stated shar che Quicksilver Mining
Company Of Califlrnia has settled in full with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30
GylJ, in New York, yesterday, l47.

It Is stated ehat che Quicksilver Mining
Company Of Caljfrnia has settled IN fulI with
The old AIula,len Company, to whose property
Ghey succeeded, under the late decision OF the
Supreme Court Of the Z. $. The company
acquire peace~ble and perpetual possession Of
The estate at a cost Of Sl,750, 900, payable By
loSt&lmencs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30
gUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
I0HN T. COOXE.

JOHN 7. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER.
106 PRINCE STkEEI, CORNER OF PITT,
4 GOOD assortment always on hand, Cali
4 ard see ne. SEP 14-ss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11
8g TeIegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Prote st of the 0. s. Government
against British Privateers,
The Attack on Charleston articu-
lars Of the Engagement.
From the Lower Mississippi.
General Foster'n Situation Critical.

WAsuINaToN, April 10.--The rebels
are actively engaged on earthworks
around Fredericksburg, supposed 10 de-
ceive the Federals in regard TO our pre-
tended evacuation. Our observations In
dictate no withdrawal. Our Government
sent dispat ches protesting against Great
Britain fitting out piratical vessels.
The Richmond Wing of the 9th says
the attack on Charleston has commenced.
One of the seven Yankee iron Clads was
engaged, firing on forts Sumter MOuI-
trie, and Morris Island very heavy.
The IroDsides was hi. and ran ashore, but
subsequently, got of at 2 P. n. Nine
monitors aud the Ironsides opened Gre at
distance of 5000 yards, which soon be-
came incessant until five, when it
gradually diminished. The Federal
fleets fire was concentrated on Sumter.
The Ironsides and Keokuk withdrew at
o'clock, apparently disabled. Com
federate monitors just gone out to take
part in the fight. One boy killed and
6ge men wounded ia Fort Sumter.
CHARLESTON, April s.--Sevon turretted
iron clads and the IrOnsides are inside
the bar. The Keokuk sunk on the beach
off Morris's Island. No disposition on
tie part of the Federals TO renew the con
flict.
VIcKsBURo, April THE enemy is
Withdrawing troops from the Peninsula
Four large transports have gone up the
river with troops. They cut the leveC
O d turned the water into their old camp
ing grounds.
JACKSON, Miss, April 7.-FArragut
with three vessels, is above Port Hudson
and signals the lower feet. None have
gone down.
MEMPHIS, April 1O.-The Hartford
landed at Bayou Sara, this morning, anC
destroyed the Government stores.
The lower feet has opened fire, lynn
out of reach Of our batteries.
Newbern advices say one vessel ha
reached Gen. Foster since the rebels sur
rounded his camp. Two Union gunbOat
are just starting 10 relieve Foster, an
land forces are on the way. The reb'
forces are heavy, and Fosters condi,io
critical, though it is thought he can hol
out seven or eight days.
New YORK, April 10.-cottOn dull
60A65. Gold frm-49x.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

Col. JoHN H. MCMAHON, long connect
ed with the press Of this State, died re-
Gently at Meridian, Mississippi. He was
post Quartermaster in the Confederate
service. He was native of the adjoin-
ing county of Williamson, and in 1886
served under General ARMSTRONG in the
Florida War. lie subsequently, edited
the Republican newspaper in this city,
the Memphis Enquirer and the Bulletin OF
that city, of which he was the founder.
He was an able writer, but unsteady and
unreliable in his political principles and
personal attachments. Nothing prosper.
ed under his management, and, after
having wrecked the Bulletin, the pros
perity Of which was the idol of his heart,
he proclaimed himself a ''rosin heeled
democrat" attached himself to Governor
HARRIS, and was amongst the frat ap-
pointments of the Gov, rnor when ii was
determined TO take Tennessee out Of the
Union. He had always been constant in
one thing, devotion to the flag under
which he had served, but could not re.
sist the tide of disunionism which sub
merged Memphis and Memphis polite
ians. He died under the banner of dis
Mon, whilst The old flag was giving
protection to his family in the city ii
which they had long resided.
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Auction Sales

ny a. .. ShioIds a. CO.,
On Saturday morning, commencing At
10 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction
Rooms large consignment of Queens.
ware, a large invoice Of Hardware, a
large invoice of Groceries, Sugar, Rice,
Indigo, Coffee, Soap, Teas, etc. Also'
Looking Glasses, Books, aud Varieties.
Special attention Of families and spec
ulAtOrs invited, as the owners are COM
PEELED 10 sell in order to meet consign-
ments. b. f. SHIELDS & Co.,
aprilll. Opposite Sewanee House
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Meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen.
A called meeting Of the Board took
place yesterday afternoon, President
BRIEN in the Chair.
The following message from Mayor
SMITH was read
Mayors OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April 10, '63.}
10 The Members ofUo Board of Aldermen.
GESTLEMEN Il have called you to-
gether this afternoon for the purpose of
taking immediate and prompt action upon
the bill passed by the Common Council
yesterday in relation TO sprinkling the
streets, yards. gardens, &c. If this bill
is not Immediately passed, its effects may
be entirely superseded.
The reasons for the passage Of the bill
ought to be obvious TO every one. The
scarcity and difficulty Of procuring fuel,
in connection with the vast additional
supply of water used and wasted by the
Government, renders it necessary that
the greatest economy should be observed,
and the most severe restrictions placed
upon the use and waste of water.
In consideration of the vast army
stores and munitions of war deposited
in the city, fire would be ten fold more
disastrous than in any previous period
Of our history. ....
Your obedient servant,
john HUGH SMITH.
Recorder SHANE having read the above
message, the bill referred to, was taken
up, whereupon
Alderman MULLoY proposed substi'
tute increasing the tax on the use of by
drant water for sprinkling the streets
and restricting the sprinkling to streets
only, thus cutting off yards and gardens
for which much water has been hereto
fore consumed.
The substitute was rejected, and I
vote was then taken upon the bill from
the Common Council, repeating all law
permitting the use of water from tn
hydrants for sprinkling the streets, will
the following result-yess 3, nays 4.
The bill having been rejected, tn
Board adjourned.
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suffers, AttantIOni

We have now in store large stock Of
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention, Such as all kinds Of no.
tons fancy goods; canned fruits; Vir-
GINA, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken
lucky tobacco cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well 10 look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping, No.
65 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARNEY, HUGHEs 4 Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

TnEATRE.-This evening the interest
ing and instructive moral drama of "The
Druukard, or The Fallen Saved" will be
produced. Edward Middleton, Mr.. HAM
mToN; Lawyer Cribs, Mr., ALLEN Ma
ry Wilson, Mrs. BERNARD Miss Spindle,
Mrs, JORDAN. After an overture by the
orchestra, the amusing after. piece OF
The Virginia Mummy" will be played
Mr. JORDAN appearing as Ginger Blue
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

The Minstrels have got up another
" immense" bill for tonight, giving more
than the usual variety, and making the
best selections. The performances con-
elude with the diverting, side-spliting
extravaganza Of "Gaily, the Troubadour
or the Manager in Want Of Talent"
The business managership has recent
ly undergone changes. Mr.. ALLEN no
longer occupies that position.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

Yesterday was a windy and dusty day
What are our citizens to do to keep down
the dust? viii they not fall upon some
plan to cart water from the river, and
sprinkle the streets? Here is a fine
opening for some man Of enterprise.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

The Richmond Enquirer says there is in
Dixie ga general prejudice against the
stars and bars" Very likely. How long
before there will be "a general prejudice"
against the rebellion and JEFF DAv1sp
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

A correspondent Of the Richmond En-
g,arsr, writing from Tullahoma, says Of
BRACE; Gle is invested with the idea
Of future ?" The whole Southern Con.
iederacy is invested with the same thing.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

REMovAL.-Mr. J. N. MIEE has remov.
ed his assortment Of Groceries, etc, from
Union street TO No. l9 Cedar street. Give
him call. He has a great variety Of
nice things on hand.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

CRIMINAL COURr-The Court met yes
terday pursuant TO adjournment. The
case of The State VS.. Thomas Doolin, ac-
cused of the mul der of w. r. RAINIER, wss
called, jury empannelled, and the re-
mainder of the day consumed in taking
testimony. The pleadings will take
place to day.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

The R,vER-There are not more than
4 feet water on Harpeth Shoals. Unless
there be heavy rains speedily navigation
will soon cease.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11
Fire DEPARTMENT Procession.

pHE FIRE DEPARTMENT or NASHVILLE
] will TO day receive their new Truck (Andrew
JohnsUn) for Hook and ladder CmOpany No. J, from
tho Carriage Mandatory Of Messrs Myers, Hunt
Co and will turn out IN full force and proccod
through tie principal streets Of The city to exhibit
tho new truck, aud afford our oitiznns an opportu'
nifty OF se.iug the strength Of the Department. Tho
Procession Will he formed on the lublic square, az
hafpast nine O'Clock IN the morning
AuiIllt JOHN ~ SEAJUEY, Chief
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

The Fire Department will have . pa
rade this morning, commencing at half
past nine O'Clock.
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Mrs. ADAH IsAAos MENKEN, etc, has
been playing MaEeppA recently At Pixies
Opera House, Cincinnati
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A number of Confederate prisoners
were seat north yesterday from this
Mace,
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A number Of Confederate prisoners
were brought in yesterday.
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We have on hand a small quantity of
old newspapers, which We will sell for
wrapping paper Enquire at this office.
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hOuoe 70 Absences LIST hid. lem.
Cavalry,

4 ~ NENBERs or Tue GiCIH ~ THs
Oily, will report 10 M. HI -t sfH o1llorals
RAJ Dsfa irIm aaa fhTy aIl b. iH .a Ha tHssrtefs.
~ order OF IA. lo.. EOs.F s.H .#ttu,
uoum.r In gsgiuouG
C. Butv, - - 90 A., lai 4l4 4eau. CAV.
Nashville, Aafth 4iHlnl
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BOARDERS WANTED.

FEg GENTLEMEN VIII HND GOOD BOARD
"a AMI auitAb Die accommodations, In a quiet Hn0
pleasant art "ftha ey BY apply ing a. No ~ south
Vins size {, between Church aad Brual streets
Apl1-lm
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DR.. Kings Dispansary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

AM, ,0rmerty u New York, ioH
-, the last four years Of Louisville, ~,
and who haf deypted hls attention. 10
the treatment Of puvAe diseases fDr 81 yeas natea
hiusai, having attended ~ q prtouoe Tor may
years, aud cured many th0uaauds, De 10 enabled
TO cure all aisaa q: private nature, no matter
how bad they may be IRON ugldloiouE medical trat.
.aenl, tom neglect oi their own, IT, kins's
nisIonssry 10 No - Deadsfok stfeot, bgtseen Cher.
% ard tho square, steutd story, shsfe he turs ~
Diseases VI a private nature.
dOuOTrhoaa cured without nausooua medicines
interfersnos with business.
6tfcturss " old reoDnt data ndsctually CURED IN
q few days, BY an OPERATION which causes no Iain.
Who're a structure exists health caungt bo ennJuYed
forhupa no disease chusas more nlanhiof ahd ubdsT-
fuiuea the constitution ~ uinch.
Byphlia, with oil The Diseases VI the Ehtni growing
Iut o. neglect or bad Treatment, can b. gnuotaaly
cured Ia hiu days
sesalHaI EeaLass.-rariioulara teBtlou wing beon
Given 10 ths disAso and ail She ooissq uenoa. Ffou
lux out of ~ brought Ou Ia many cases By tho de-
structiye habits u inooasiierats yOuihs aud sH0sss
i've ind lgence Of tho passions. nrgloot u whtfh
will undermine he constitution, Trndering the sub
oct unit ior business " so,oiy aud oausluR proma
turo old ago.
+sin tics who may be laboTiug snth any Jieuity Of
The womb NAV rrst aHsurnd u lmmedl O. roiisI
Porsons f'sii,ag Hbrad, b. Wri,ing and stating
hriT o.so, Win fee encloai d dirut ~ Dr. A. Eiug
No - hoaaeros street, Nanlil illo, Tenn, viii have
me uoooratrl medicines tui " Their addr On0s
iours iron 1ciuok in DO mouIing until 10 tho
fantHF IT.fr 70. in d4EIv.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

We TERrAY. HErwEEy MArEfr AND urgu
ii street, -Jmevht. tttEssn he % I1sss1s ed
4 ALBANIA Railroads, Package ~ LsttoFa,
lno 90 ooiad o. q Uhsd unyN INials. .hA, aul
me 90 ~. Re DO care % James o q ,1nor, Nss
York. The ludsf Flu c.lfsr favor % : allys
I'D ~ l,aV.Ig h pa sl tAla nics
ApTif7-u
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just received and for sale, at No. "a
Market street, one door below the Wat
son House, 80 barrels choice Apples.
aprillO-3% NELSON & PFKIFER.
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Nor1oE.--At G. WRIGHT's secondhand
Furniture and Repairing Shop, on Col.
lege Street, is MELoDEON for sale, cheap
and in good order.
april s, '62.-6t eO.
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DRY Goods, Hats, IEoots, SHOES, Eto

Dry Goods, Hats, iEOOts, shoes, Etc.
HoRNBEoK & AsHBRIDoE, 40 College
street. keep constantly on hand large
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, elc Also,
Ladies', Misses and Childron's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths fine Boots, Shoes,
BrOgAns, etc, etc. Quick sales aud small
profits Is our motto.
HoRNREoE 4 AsHBRIDaE,
march2T.lm. 40 COLLEGE street
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We are receiving daily choice Butter,
Fresh Eggs, choice Hams and Dried Beef.
Also, the finest of Apples. In store this
Saturday. morning, April 4th, twenty
barrels extra Apples, five barrels fresh
Eggs, which we offer at the lowest mar
ket rates. Families may save hand
some profit by calling on us to buy their
Coffee and Sugar. Mind the place, 90
North Market street, opposite the Gov
eminent Stable,
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LEE S. DUNN Il Go. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call and see them before sell
ing, at No. % Union street.
March 3-if
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