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0 B COURT OF CUYA-

II HVW0 WHIT VIZ
morrisE. Gallup, executor Of 6yllyina Miles, de-
csased. Us, Emelfne Webb, Hopkins 8 Miles, susan
n Schley. Myra Z. Clark, Annette LOOMS, Henry
P. miles, Burtis j. Miles, Jane 5. Miles, maTy =:
II. Miles. To Annette LOOMS and Henry +. Miles,
and Eliza Jane miles, wi e OF said Henry I. miles,
heirs and legal representatives Of SyllYina Miles, de-
ceased, you arc hereby notified that on the seventh
day Of April, 1868, said executor filed his petition m
tie Probate Court OTCuyHhoga county, Ohio the OBJ
Iect and prayer of which petition is TO obtain an order.
Ac., for the sale Of the following Real Estate parts OF
hoqR county, Ohio, containing about one hundred
acres. Also, part Of lot 454 in the village OF NeWbuTE1
m aid county, containing atty rods OF land, decided
10 said deceased by Richard z, Wright and wife, ard
aIao, part Of original lot No. IS In the City, OF Oieves
land. being ~ -l2 feet on SuperiOr-St in the City OF
Cleveland Ohio, and leased by said deceased to Ahaz
Merchant and ). U. Vaughan.
Executor Of HyllVina Miles, deceased.
aA-nnn nrmn- A mil Z. 1873. AnIg aSI
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MASTERS sALE-Pursurnt to the
Iyl command OF q decretal order OF sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county,
at the suit Of Mark RoSseter against Wilson 7.
Wheeloek and Maya. Wheelock, to me direct
ed, l shall offer for sale st public auction, at the
door Of the Court House, inthe City ofCIe7elsnd,
on the nth day Of May, 1868, at two O'Clock P.
NJ, the following described premises: Estimated
in the town Of Bedford, in the county OF Cuyaho-
"a, and State OF Ohio, andis also in the village Of
Bedford, and is bounded as follows: fronting and
bounded on Willis street on the east; on the
south by the land Of Andrew Whitaker; Oh the
west by the land Of Wilson T. Wheeloek; and on
the north by the land Of Mrs. Emily Oldham, the
lot being EiIty-six (66) feet vide in front, and If
ty-siK (66) feet wide in the rear, and one hun
dred andt Hsuty-fOur q2D feet deep on the south
Rnd one hundred and twenty Q2O) feet deep on
the north side, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Appraised at $3.50.
D. W. GAGE,
-Wu1IkNsoH& RIDDLE, Master Oomm'r.
Pths AHys. mRr3l:4S9
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THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE.
Bold by W. l.. MARvIN, Sole Agent.

Ispow 40 we'll known aud generally esteemed, that
IL is deemed unnecessary 10 90 into any lengthenedoi
OF minute inventory Of its merits.
In addition to the most Wanted capabilities Of
pr0vemants recently made 10 the q" Dispatcl, which
most onsi II
Perfect ard Economical Stove in Use
One is the ga BUREER, introduced into the Fir
Chamber, producing the most perfect eombcstior
possible, Increasing heat, saving Fuel. conauminE
smoke, and improving the operations OF the stove
Another is a new invented PORTABLE ASH
BOX, attached 10 the stove, which receives the asne-
which fall from the i've door, andts easily remove
for dis.harf inR the same.
These very M .tcrial additions 70 the value OF tns
Stove are secured BY pa.e t. and render ~ neyoR
cOmrarisOn, with the New movable Sralei lS
most
Useful AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
20 I PS gd I Z also. ali the plates which come in con.
tact vita the nro have been greatly increased IL
IL Eiil burn Goal as weIl as Wood most admirably
Oven being thoroughly Ventileted II Will produco q
kerfect and healthy Dahs, eq4al 20 LA q . sato-,
Brick Oven; Roasting and Ioastlng Is Done oel2n
the open FIRE, and Bruiling over live Goals on TIT
hearth A. common sense dictates. l5 Is maRaIseLeLS
In this city, and the material used ana the WetE
manship are Of the best quality; finally It gives per
iett satisfaction TO ALL q hundreds thouseseepeE95 ~
this city and surrounding country, VINO are uAli9
using Il, viii testify.
THE MORNING STA COOKING STOVE Is
new and desirable pattern, amen, with q variety o.
others, make our stock complete. Wo also nave d
hand . great variety OF Parior Cooking and otherheaf
Ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood, a. reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied with all the newest an
most beautiful styles OF
ENAkELED Ora TIES.
Also-al Of the most useful articles OF House Eur
nishing Goods, Nails and farmeraT0ols.
Weareiuat receiving the latest improved Htyie1 o.
| BIR g which are offered at the loWe8tpEtceB
Wemauufagturo largely and nave Tor sale q whole
sale and retail, Il the various articles OF Plain and
JaDaRsi 7Sn, Copper eEd SksstLroB Wore
We odsr the almost endless variety OF goods II on
Iue for sale 90 the lowest cash prices on the Ohs
| PRIOE SYSTEM.
HrAH HOusskeepsrs and those Who contsmPiat
! HousekeepinR, and the "reat Of mankind, are NOS
| Cordially invited to call before purchasing elscWheIe
| snd Judge for themselves. SATlsFAcfioa Is GUARAE-
FEED ct the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
n ". L. MARVIN,
No. 50, South side Pub. square,
u,rsqs Cleveland Ohio
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-IEaAL NOTICES.
4 ggIrNEEs sALE-Pursuant to an

A ssIGNEEs sALE.-Pursuant to an
n order made by the Probate Court in the
1sfts POI of he assignment Of C. H. Robson, in
favor Of the creditors, l shall expose for sale at
Dubiie auction at the door Of the Court House,
n saidcounty, on the 10th day Of May, 1868, at 2
o'clock, P. n, the following described lands and
Uenements, to wit:
No. "a. Township &c, north OF Range p west N
Warren county, in the State Of Iowa, being ~
acres. Appraised at $3.50.
ID. The southeast 4 Of the southeast a OF
section Is, in Township T9, north OF range 70
west, being in the county Of Dallas, state oil
Iowa. being 40 acres. Appraised at sl5o.
Sd. The southeast q Of section Y and the
northeast Il Of the northeast a OF section q, IN
Township 81, north OF Range % west, being IN
| the comfy OF Calhoun, in the State Of Iowa, and
being 300 acres, Appraised at $50,
If6. THE southeast Z and south q OF north
east u dissection 10, and the west = ofthe south,
vest Z. and the southeast = Of southwest 40
section 20, in Township 70, north Of range g
vest. and the easth Of northeast a OF sectlon
hin township 80, north Of Range 80 west, be;
! jng in Guthrie county, in the State OF Iowa. an q
being 40 acres. Appraised at sl,S20.
Terms cash. is. GhANNlo.
vD Anril N IS63. a~prl5:439
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M ASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant 70 inc
command OF a decrctal order of sale rom
the Court Of Common Pleas ofCgyahoga county,
Obie, At the suit Of Robert Cochran against
George c. knight, Edward S. Hamlin, William
IathTop, Amos Diekerson and WasOn Everett q
COMPANY to me directed, l shall expose for sale
I, f6e cItv on Cleveland, on the 23d day Of May,
1893, at 2 O'Clock P. N. Of said day, the following
described lot or parcel Of land: Lot No. 81 IN
tract No. 2 in the township Of Olmstead IN sald
county, being town lot No. 81 in the town OF DIN
stead Falls, formerly called Norris Fails. Ap
praised at $3.50.
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE,
PlaintifPs Attorneys. aprZZ:44J
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MUSIC.
MONEY TO LOAN,
nm MONEY AnVAN0En

W0U. UUU in sums to suit-at he Cd gtsnd and
Vii known Once, on securities of every
Aads viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Elt5, Watches, Diamonds, JeWelrY, Fire Arms, Fur
ulture, OarPetss Clothing, Pianos, Mirrors, Paintings
eDdPerSonsl Propertyl on the mostsatisfactor yteTmE.
DAHineaS strictly private. Established 1851. Watches
nd JeWelFy fog sale at bargains.
LOW. WAGNER MOI WAtsr-gG
Dor, BuPNrtor-sEi over Davis 3 PieE0ttoH Store
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OVERS.

FOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
IL CLASS DYE HOUSE-hO. 100 ssneca-St, (op-
posite City HOtsl,) By UMLAUFT a HERTEL-
Highly recommended By the last State Fair OF Ohio.
Dyeing and Cleaning in all its branches. PLEASE eall
and examine goods in the Store 20 find the difference
with other dye thops, as We finish our goods By steam
machinery aud presses. The only Watering machine
In the Western States to finish Silks Ike now.
AhEPEREScEs.- Messrs. Prescott 4 Chase, Alcot
= Horton, Baldwin q Co TGylor, GrisEold & Co.,
Rettberg q HRusmAnn, Morgan, Root B Co., and
other Merchants. rnrIfEn
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GLEVELAND
Excelsior French Dye House.
FREDERICK OYRIAX, Prop'r,

BB-RefeFs to all Dry Goods Houss8in the Ofty,a an
engages to do only First Glass Work, having, besides
e~Eeeilent byerB, the Best Presser and Tin3GhsF IN
town Goods received and delivered By EKBresH from
Hnd foah PARTS - shacountrV. u0Vln
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Browns suspenslOn WalsI
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.

GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY.
~ WHERE. DizsotionIf for SELF MsaHurementEanf
FREQ sven
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OIL AND LAMPS,

6$oe hogEst iron g to Isandhon 10 O'Clock daily
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Mu-GL & o. M.
6h0E<soR or ELEUTRoPArHY AEn MHDIJrET,
WHILE Seneoa-St., q few doors from Superior up
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s-g-' -
re eA@veRtins 81 representative sf the iayaI Pe0s
pie 81 ths STATE e tswa ssseaa hea undes eAIlf shP
,pabtiean Ezasisa II the State. ~ An expresskss
4 tAs xess waish hail sssesa ear petiea asaia, do
Ajseiars: 1888 sas Il ss.s$ssg:{ Il ~ q
1. gAa4 MksM sns fathers framed on Gonstituaica
slta fsAaA@s there ReHatsl iezn Enynaaf taseeea4
fEsy tsadsd b ssd Cd grant fs thai easernnsat fi
p 'wcs % SassSla he naii~sas sxsssense.
fhsA wAeeessf the lssa 0f She ResaAiir a. RnAsn.
Fsfe sisheF ~ svs&ssm ~ feseiltaa The Gnsiitaxa
q ~ wersaksEH mssas seeHn b sxai-
fs wasfsss u rassstas nsssn snperessaBg rebea-
Ii y. $50 q
inst Ne suiiy saa Aesvssss snaorse the psitry Of
fAe AsnaaserasAsk All W xalf b ne ufrost casInns
y sassss9 the 9sEegapens ~ aupsEassina Fhe be-
Ssilisa Aha e s thal shjs We pledge our tarsancs
and or tspezss ss2fS ssssz Szss4zsss fEEs
Thss the srasiEs,ae 81 |. pres PEOPLE Is .sas ous
sssaers AM shes&s& hasA naatss ana sseEn BERN gOF
that herose vasg hs which they have honered sod
saststnea he Gag u or cntry. and we guaranty 10
f;'em ssntlssaass searsafazz sssa support.
TaAtwe esse yitHer~d si:h pside sna sdniHa-
Hsa Che #fzsery Nsa ksru1Fsn II Iowa saieFs and
EeaHnixs an shzsr k1flans rzfses kisssrs f0s the
sFsss 81 sswa ssesnS . fkas of No ether state IN The
gtipas 81 - EEsx3 - ftaaEs@s&a TIe19 &a7S *t9 +
G.. mat we appFSve1s Ne as ION 81 the senerat Az
seahay u tke Btste - eAstfAk kga~ living to our
lrave seaisgs IN fhe he& upparzzay 70 cote "a r
eiecses, asd We earnestly hep& that iechncality
M ssersve thea q kaeir rsS&tsF rs.
uefSa Essaaud tks ordsaa shAHsz a6 4l ssyai peaie
q Iowa tar ths shse fearless sa pFsptse aisaarss Il
hts asses aafsas fe tse tesns 10 has BsAa fhe Gce
~ Gv~wnH - thA kzas axssss Iss8 e tsssJx kz4 Z
q Rsaafty w ascsass mai he sgezersaiioa Of The
ed NE Hsssm&a Nhose md syaG m 9TH
e nssts Aed thst ~ asssiaha q party d lie snd
5 % sasst - sassEs saats sAsrstes
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Qua ARMY eoRaEsPoSpxEcx-FmoM
VGcKsRURG, ~
: -. GAMP 4rE IowA Ixrr..


hssr " y1cksburE, Jans 81. isss
80 Dsar Brother: -As another opnortn,n;t,
10 oassed for sending q Iesser 10 :. lmer,oa;,
/ propose to sive, for the bsneas cF voar
rsadsFe, thigh privase's'' opinion Of ths
siege: : p :. = g - -
We are making gradual spprieaehes to.
ward the Gabralter Of Dixie, and are daily
boconing mere cos8dehs IN Ultimate .no.
sSess. We sss now..gsins 10 visksburr in.the
way Msclsiish tried 10 get 10 Richmond.
that is, We are digging our way 10 il. W.
are diggssg rsaspsts, erecting forts, throw.
ing up bFeastwOlks, and planning bsavvy
artillery % The aonmandine bIuFs. Our
riaspiss are iDnsaiassly ia front Of those
OF the snes5, 10 consequences Of which We
are obliged 10 do ell Of Gus work al night.
Ths enemy has not yet given us any seri.
Gus ssnoyanes 10 the prosscation Of our
wsTk. 5''':1' 81 @r':''F i, - '5'' ~ ~
~ss..ses u 81. = rs F. 81 sz-5s@ 81 n
Iaosios that . great may nerthern "a.
psrs have oppressed serious spprshepsious
ihas Jsea a. wesid giVs q tssabls kY ma,
king sa astack aPoa rs ia thsresr, j hare
no doab. That Johpsoa Ass sasAsrsd an !
considerable army Of eoBssrlp,.. and NAV
Dc now asapesveripg somss here in cor
rsar-bat h must be . considerable dis.
sascs 10 The rear, for oar sosu,s ali rspor,
no heavy foros within ff.y miles. But. Ma
.don't care much Whethsr there is q fore.
behind as Or nol-if Mr.. .Johpson vast. %
take band 10 shis little gaas, Les him pl,eh
10, and if be dom. Get as mach az be gives.
then Jau may consider The sjsks" on as.
We have been foriifying both froas and
rear, vigorously, since ,oar failass Ia take
The place By tae bloody assault Of the al
Of May. ~Oar froas facing .As enemy in
Viskshsrg 10 20 veil protected that 20 600
men snsld defsaa ~ against nil tue men
teas Psaesssea saa bring 20 bear upon II.
Ne have GOD Pemhssses, 4aad d ssry .vuull
gsEee can Keep him. sap oss ysw ,ss.,vss
900 msa Tres, sear hs.i, fae tas prstss.
As0h Oh sAsSfens, aeainsl 90 assauss .erem,
.iAs sify, and va s,iii hsysa pswsrssa ass.v
lsss-sssosgly issssasasA asa sisa "a cad !.
lssa fefss sf. artillery % reysa m asssck. In
:, ne tsAss Thsshsasy timber, pos aAapaeat
Lathe essassys sa-hsisg sapsa.y fslsaa, 10
setasd Ne sasnsas sppseaeA. Rsiafsssa-
.mssss aseseAsAiaS ~ aaily.- iEaassves may
be ana sapshisas sa Sessmsas aa Aoms. sAss
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H.:st sss Co. 800 sd ana ax fsl
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s. 3 ~ se3 $500 shgtsv \ E9f. whpe 0e1s
!. 4 III 1, q vi s 6Is5sI i iiizefesEs 81
81 Il 60 ia nns3 Ne. 8hsf| 4 80 Monaa es
$ ! 5S3 Inx pnrt 81 spe
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* ~ III II ~ shs 51ssgnnla w0al& sles
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sSIs.iig skeE sfks i osslSszlesl siak of8 80
B sa,,ls 81 81 issl j. III hlbeFty q
sneseh ard al mo nseass ths 1sIaa by 10 ss
sha law "a ssei66ite2s mi ~ 81 DSas Naks
ana. "a tered % ssfT5s6sas whaE ~ tat
senllnos at aen. sIaSk5gns III its bss4nans
sprfuysl by ne assesi6Mn Cong
And yes, 10 ~ ~ u ~ .y 90 !. 90 J.
cresioa, do net knoW MnssbsF Woasal
haye orssrsd akIs NFfass III BlF. NallapdiR
haru. While I eaaaos 81 Es an6 bll.l
itv from ussaeiF. Il hold that, No a general.
YnIe. the com fnsn der fn tho held ie tbe Del.
tey Judge og the feeessiky Id any particular
case. 1, Of eoafsS, mat pfassiesa geseFal.
directory and gssiaaKg~ paWas %; tee mat.
se-. i
One Of the resolutions sxpsssses The optn".
ion p The nss.lag shas sss'isssy aIsssss
~ n
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By TIE LEGnArH:

se assa .sas'. t"ss . vi tesew'sef 81 CariS.
= DtspsssSss from NE ssss ID u easd cshs
wafcampsig6 lad the Shaaandsah ii stsIf
cOnfssed, ana Il u iADsssIbis u 1ssIi ssysss
What u bslSsYs; thssmess ssiliksaE psr14
sons seem toashsak Hssps ssisf objscs Il d
eOilocs sSppiies, asahaaa sAayalEsy aasii
TIE hsrsests now sipsaEh nj Dc kashsssa,
and shoaid sfAvstsBis opporianisw 0fgsf.
sdSancs On Washingtba. Aas
DIS sn sas~Ea DDS = 'y@ - 81 ~
Many things, IL is said, hays eonspirsd
to induce Gen. McCiernapd's xemoysl,>x
Tardy, and sometimes positive diaobedis
eucs to orders, is alleged - The caHass u
army circles, The receas order Of his ar
rOgating to himself and commend III shs
credit Of the present campaign. thus hsges-
ting Dissatisfaction, has probably hasssaed
DIS REMOVAL =, T. ts-.z,.>e q: ssats =
sra se-s III g. 6emerset, KY, Saf.rs
Indications are that ths.rsbAlssses ssas
es0trAsipG &forUe iHthe oumbskiaud saoaan
taius, With the issoutieu sf iavadiag Rss,
or hoIdisg Our fUrsestH sAssk shUuld thss
aatemptto sntersTeaaessee. a~e n RS, sta
? .7''' 81" ar:is '':s ; rt.N New Yo.t. ii.
Admiral 'FOots continues failing, no hppsss
are entertained OF his recovery. he u u:
most wholly unconscious and inssnsihls..
Washington, ~ 4
,,Gcn.GEsnt sslsgraphs o4headqsafteEzas
foIlaa&s* 80 .s.affs ~ sssp ie s57#am ! as ,sza
Lear Of Eieksharg, June zIs.--Essry.
thing progresses well hare =1ohnsssnss
forces are ct YaxOo City Clinton and a
Brownsville. DsssEtsrs daily sspork shess
ratienRv The health snA spisiss OF tAsmsn
ID most sxeslleat. r. t9taa,s "a, ~ safs s.sv
Ths rebels on che wsss siaarse Aha ssYsf
havs 10 made their appearances since bslag
driven .ffem Riehmond. The pyisonars ts.l
knnsat thai plscs express their JOY as hssna
taken BY white men, ,as tag sxpeos no aaar~
ter from blacks OF vhem sAey sasna ~
great dread since thsihf nsioas 8ebta s Mi
liksu's Bend. s..1.I.2 s. = ~ !. . -,
,~.~ ss@ls - I. e,yy..a,s.,,,. - !. a.,
Dispatches Frsms Gen. Basis. rsssixsts -
thesNaf Depastmeassso che eiFsas rtaats a.
The lAsh, hsving rsssabHshad his As,asr;aa.
witkia $50 yards "a rebel worha. .aassr =
sigorsus eanouades susmsae1, Gsn. essf.
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sNDsAN WAN ~ TME. sMos&Y nsouy.
zTAsns--akReRrED aaAasAgm q ar BAN
MOCK CRY 8 +

! ssDsANt Wan w TME aoe8r saouy.
; s1Asns--akReRvE1 aaAmsAGR MAr RAN.
A. MA cpaNL sssss kff fs.s3a Esf.5w 81
Oar Wsssssn exsbaages eentsin ruaesso al
., gsassal eusbFsak amoag the iadiaas sz,aes
- BE neigh beshsea Oh sheaawly-diaass
nipss co the hsad Easers sfs shs sAiissoasl
and sasks, rigses ThsD esssr Nasrsass
," 4 great ansssasrs sf she ahiass 10 reported
has We harsas - hssa aaahls 10 sraes the
rnaor % arg ssisahls soases on sathsrisy.
The. absssss - ssss iron ahsssa Gather
gives seior 70 he ssasemsaA. The ,isss ss
hsTs received 10 b tho Ath +og. Msr.sT A.
THAI time swsnty-fcms white msa end sss.
sntsen Indians bad bsen killed and the far
msE had oFespizsd forcs Of three handred
msn Tor pEeseasisn. Sinea tkes Ne lave
heard nOthings and IL is not ut ali ssagso6a.
bic shas the Indians have eut or an semma.
nisasisa between shers and sxis Lake.-
Gloomy indeed must be The prospect IL saeb
- The ease, and ws greatly fear ss.sss> ~
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Vidksllass b tsrns AsKofa many ears.
sossrnes Kirk % as| q IIsksz g..
asshas IN ssAss sslnx shss sisiss ii
as.a, we're y5aifis III Ia IL sroaps ~
sessiass - reel All 3ss Baker ne
|desn into 60 ria pIEs, vkers COS cosapsag
~ s1sFps sSs0gi6ss shd ssaSE kis ~
ssslsss-v ips'' u. oa ssi6as iii plaIas ssssbf
Esbsseaer fps sksa, - ca ~ se he eeald
Ihsss : bsllet hoas 4 Il; bit Thai trick haa
= skssasn playk s. es.sa, asd The rshs. uoslzas
| xs; q shs GansrAl hasa n "a hans milhans
sssrsss hels ID his kas.
$40 sl6os.sg IL rseY different from
pseks1 daty. psskesipes, " dona krs ppon
shsss ssgagsd ID tbs same business 90 Jhs
sSrsy' hide; hus ssarp shooting, tho order
is-..if yeg ass ! hsHa ssis ie.o Us hare
good si1aes On piskss. a1a bow and then
coma very interesting oonvsrsasion With he
rebs. Tbs other night While ose d or
fasigaa uarsiss ware i. work saSss Is shsif
lines, our boys got to talking rather loud,
when ons Of the rsbss called ous HeIIo /
yun Yankss- less salk, and moro work, oyss
sAesag Whsasvsf sak aEoar assssaFs crop
q shah pse1ey cicse % ths rebel piSkess Oar
says siag eua % ahem to ssIis .dswn,ss er
sshaas sssf helss.as Psskss daty is' ;plsas-
ant sesdisrisss whaa shs piskses are COS ii.
iowed 10 sspiak = each othes. fs n Kssk
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-06-27

Tsfk paEs2BRNT.A S.ETfka N REPLY
s T0sy y EAu&uTa@NS AMTazR AEtRARH
D1TEyR gnma aWvBaR1aEWr DuRsMu
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-06
The Magnolia Neekly.

W. A. j. Smith, Esq. as become sole
Proprietor of this sterling terary Journal,
under whose name it will b thereafter con-
Quoted. Mr.. James D. Mcqae, jr., as Editor
and II. G. Barrow as Assodhe Editor.
The Magnolia we regard as among the
very best literary papsfsnow published
in the South. Its corpssf Contributors
embrace some of the best writers in the
Confederacy, with a versatile of talents and
subjects-remance and reaty-essay dra-
ma and the muses.. To Editors also
Yields the pen of gifted d graceful wri-
tiers. The Magnolia is pubbhed in Rich.
mond at $40 a year +; Sc forasS months.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-06

10y We have such a press of interesting
news matter to give our readers this week,
that we have little or no space to indulge in
Editorials.
The Message of Gov. Vance and the con-
current action of the Legislature with his
recommendations, will relieve all anxiety
about a discrimination against any class OF
Confederate notes. What course the Legis-
lature will pursue concerning the militia
force, we cannot tell; but we hope wise and
prudent councils will prevail. With our
neighbor of the Progress, we want to see this
war closed so that all our people can remain
at home, and those brave veterans whe have
been so long absent return home, but this
cannot be at present, and we have either to
honor the requisition made upon US and stand
by the Government in the prosecution of the
war, or abandon a cause we have willingly
espoused. We suppose no one wants to dc
that.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-07-06
The Southern Field and Fireside.

This old favorite literary hebdomadal was
forced a few weeks since to Suspend its issues
for the want of paper to print on. Its puo-
LEGATION has now been resumed, and the
;ndomitable proprietor promises great i'm
prsvements and attractions in the future, not
the least of which is handsome illustrations
with which to ad6rn its pages. This paper
has long been appreciated fG its high litera-
nv excellence and valued agricultural infor.
formation. and we feel sure hat in the future
it will gain on the public situation. We
cheerfully recommend it as a pleasant and
instructive family companiel It is publish.
ed at Augusta, ia, price & a year.