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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10


The account Of the Boston boot and shoe
market says Prices are firm, and the cost
Of manufacture shows tendency TO increase,
IS stock grows scarce, and workmen IN many
localities are asking for more pay. The New
England trade is very active, and the market
is swept clean of all goods for mems and boys
wear suitable for this branch OF the trade
Goods are costing higher than ever before,
and there probably never was time when the
market was 50 bare.
Among the applicants for Invalid army pen
sions, yesterday, was one for wound received
in the battle Of Tippecanoe, November I,
1911, more than half century ago. Ills
nameis Isaac McLanahan, and he IS q resident
Of Akron, Fulton county, Indiana. lie belong
: ed TO the % United States Dragons.
The London Daily News says that the ag-
®ate amount Of the British claims against
Aez'co is about SIS 500 600 Assuming that
me french and Spanish claims are not less
ina! TINS. there is & total Of 9l2 900 600 ster-
In IN { laim&
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thence to Main street, thence to Second
street, thence to Chapline street, thence to
Webster street, thence to Main street,
thence to Madison street, thence to Mar.
ket street, thence to Union street. thence
to Fourth street, thence to John street,
thence to Fifth street and thence to the
Linsley Institute
3. In front of the Linsley Institute, Gov.
ernor PeirpOint will deliver his vaIedicto-
~, and Introduce Hon. Arthur l. Boremau
the Governor elect of West Virginia, who
will deliver his inaugural address.
4. AT the conclusion of his address, Gov
er Boremun will cause the national flag to
be raised over the Linsley Institute, the
temporary Capitol OF West Virginia, and
national salute of thirty-five guns will
be simultaneously fred.
O.. After the two Houses of the General
Assembly shall have retired to their re-
spective chambers, the brigade will move
to their parade ground and be there dis
missed.
6. Citizens are requested to close their
places of business between the hours OF
tional flag.
The following committees were then an.
pointed to carry out the foregoing arrange.
ments.
Messrs. shriver, Hubbard and Wheat, to
inform Governor Peirpoint and the Hon.
Arthur 1. BOremau, the Governor elect OF
West Virginia, of the arrangements made,
and respectfully request their approval and
CO. operation.
Col. McCluney, Col. Sweeney and Capt
H. K. List, A. O. ~, to cause the national
salute to be fred according to the order.
Messrs. Thomas Hornbrook, James Bod.
ley, and Jacob Hornbrook, to superintend
and direct the erection of platform and
such other conveuiencies at the Linsley
Institute, as they may deem proper.
w. W. SHRlvER, Chairman.
Jas. S. lNheat, Secretary.
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The Negro Raid Ina South Caroline
AT date of Hilton Head, June Sd, let
ter in the Herald narrates the Combahee
expedition of Colonel Montgomery. I'd
South Carolina Regiment:
They proceeded up to Combahee river,
after taking troops off the Sentinel, which
had grounded They arrived at the Com.
oahee early Tuesday morning, and then
quietly steamed up that stream to Fields
Point, 20 miles from its mouth, where thew
landed The rebel pickets then quickly
hed' leaving strong earthworks. Leaving
company here, they went up to Tar Bluff.
3uu leIt company there to protect their
line OF communication. They then threw
OUT plckets, and the negroes in the fields
iSn towards tue boats in spite of pistols in
Tue nNnos OF the drivers. A large number
cHne ln' me John Adams destroyed a
pontoon bridge at Combahee Ferry: but
distractions prevented her further aivsnco
colonel Haywood's plantation, at Green
Pond, was visited by "a company, and his
horses, carriages, &c, were captured. his
rice mill, storehouse filled with rice. n
were burned. Returning, they were at.
lacked lacked oy rebel sharpsho0ters and cavalry.
19ey he!d their ground. and drove OFF the
EeOels with the aid of shell from the John
Adams. The section of artillery went mn
the other side of the river, and burned
cotton, grist, aud rice mills, rice, plantation.
houses, and captured number of mules
The steamers were loaded with negroes to
the number of seven hundred and over.
but many were left behind, as The exneS;'
ton was obliged to hasten back.
In the meantime, the detached comna-
MES were attacked by small forces of Feb.
els, but stood their ground till the steamers
came up aud dispersed the rebels vim
shell. At Fields Point the rebels had
battery, bnt the guns of the Harriet Weed
drove it of, The companies were taken
on board, and the expedition arrived back
at daylight this morning. The negroes
were CHARTERED in a church, aud and All
The able-bodied men are to be drafted into
gol.e Montgomery's regiment, During the
absence Of the expedition, plantation
houses, rice mills, and storehouses filled
.wo crops of rice were burned indiscrimi-
lately, and the rice plantations were flooded
% as TO spoil the crop for this year. Con- |
iidera6le quantities of cotton were also
destroyed. Col. Montgomery, it is under
TODD, takes the whole responsibility of the
turning Of private residences and other
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AFFIDAYIT,..-

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of The
city OF Philadelphia II. 7. HRIMBoLD, Who beinE n
sworn doth say, his preparations contain ne mn.
eotc no mercury, or other injurious dTugs but are
PIa5ely- Hese!eols' 81. I. HELMBOID.H s
- sworn and subscribed before me- this 23d day az
November, 1854 tWM p HTRRIpnY -
Alderman Ninth. street, above Race Phiia
AddreaS Letters for information In confidence.
Depot 100 South Tenth-st, below Chestnut, P6iia
BEWARE OF CoUNTERPRITs 3
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS
Who sndeayor to dispose .soP THEIR oWNn and
-otneE articles on the reputation attained BY
Hslnbolds Genuine Preparations.
Extract Bnchu,
* SRrnpari1IR y IL I
Improved Rose WaSh.
Sold by AL Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELaIBoLDas2PAK KENO oFHep
Cut ont the advertisement and r.njI O. = Nh,
A sSe4o ~ y sfos1TIoN AND EXPOSURE. T-9.fs
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
ADJuTANr GENERALS OFF1cE.
Wheeling, June 18Th. 1898


To Brig. Gen. JAMES s. WHEAT, Commapdino the
24th Brigade OF Virginia Militia: HE
You will adopt such measures as will secure the
return o1ths arms and accoutrement5 heretofore iS
sued to the 4th and 6th Regiments of Your Brigade
Immediately after the muster now ordered for the
INST 10 that END, you Will appoint convenient
places Of deposte, within the bounds of these Rep
mental districts. toWhich all arms and accoutFe-
ments not receipted for by the regulRrlV enrolled
militia, shall be at once delivered. You will give
publication to this order with the following SECTIONS
from Chapter ~ of the Code OF Virginia. AMI enioin
their rigid enforcement. '
aSec. g. Every person having in possession any
public arms or aceoutrements, shall keen the aame
in good and and serViceable order, aud Whenever
called on duty Shall appear with such arms The
Governor may, prescribe the mode Of keeping AMI
preserving the same. ~
Sec. 10. Every person possessed of nnblIc arm.
Or 2aocoutFements, who shall be about to romoye
from htgeompany district, or who shall not he la
Die to military duty, aud the personal Representatives
brewery person who at the time of his death Vas
80 shall deliver the same In good order 10
the eommandAnt Of the company Of which sUch mar.
was member, or ifthere be no officer of said COM
pany, 70 the eommandant ofthe regiment or ether
person authorized to receive them''
any one shall fail to deliver mp said arms and &C.
eoutrementS Aforesaid, or when lawfully Ieouired
they may be recovered by the person Authorized ~
receive thsm by legal process.'' ~
'See.1 ID. II any person to whom any arms, ae-
coutrement1 or equipments have been or shall ba
delivered or entrusted for distribution or delivar
snaH bembeGElet sell, convert to his own M
or aecrete with intent to do So any such arms ~
coutrementa or equipments, he shall be deemed
guilty tthd larceny thereof and the failure 81 anV
person to produce and deliver mp such aTu1s Noon
trementS OF equipments according to law or to nr6
duee and pay the full value thereof as xed nv lay
shall be primR ERcie evidence of the iRrcenv y
By order Of the Governor. se -.
y 90, . =
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a Protest from the south.


We print to-day on the first page an un-
aNswerabIe argument against Southern Sc
cession. 1t is part of speech delivered
by Alexander H. Stevens of Georgia, now
Vice-President of the Southern Confeder-
acy, to the people of his State before its
secession, sOlemnly protesting aud warn
ing them against the consequences of such
an act. How much like prophecy it reads
to-dayl The horror, ruin, and devastation
of war he then predicted have been visited
upon the South, though not yet so much
upon Georgia as upon some of her COM
Panions in folly, and upon none as they
will be it the war should continue another
year.
There never was more calm and des-
passionate argument than this. 1t appeals
to the reason of men and not to their
passions. 1t is no emanation from a
Northern man, who might be incapable
of doing the South entire justice, but it
speaks the solemn convictions of a man
who by birth, by education, by habit and
association and by every tie that could
possibly bindIhim, is emiueutly and essen
TALLY Southern in his composition; who is
profoundly Versed in Southern politics;
who, clear headed and calm as he has been
all his life, did not suffer his patriotism to
be extinguished or his judgment obscured
by the clamOr of popular passion, but who
told his people at time when it was as
much as other mems lives were worth to
say so, that in conspiring to overthrow the
Union they were not only committing an
enormous crime, but were sacrificing their
own interests and invoking ruin on their
own heads. So powerful was the intlu.
ence of Mr. Stephens, that the dominant
faction made him Vice President of this
Confederacy to have him out of the way,
and he seems to hive been powerless to
resist their will. However the prevailing
madness may have possessed him since.
and whatever utterances he may have Civ
Gu out, the sentiments uttered thus so SOL
EMMY as his best opinions before the great
folly of Georgia was consummated, must
go down to history as Alexander Stephens
true judgement on this question; and come
from whom they may they are worthy OF
being inscribed in enduring marble. We
ask men OF all shades and grades of opta-
ion to Tread and then to ask themselves
ifs Southern statesman held such opinions
concerning the rebellion land he must still
hold them, for history has made his pre-
dictiOns fearfully true. how can any one
who has not even the excuse Of being a
Southern mau,apolOgiIe for this monstrous
folly this crime against the country and
against civilization
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The Inauguration OF the New state
The Order OF Ceremonies Tor INC
2Oth. @
lWHEELMa, Thursday, Junell, 1863.
The gentlemen who were requested by
his Excellency, F. H. Peirpoint, Governor
of Virginia, to act as Committee of Ar
rangement, TO arrange for the Inauguration
OF the State of West Virginia, on Saturday
the goth inst, met this atteruooH.
William W. Shriver, Esq, was appoints
ed Chairman, aud James S. Wheat, Score
tary.
After consultation, the following order
of arrangements was agreed to and adopt
/. The Governor elect, members of the
Senate and House of Delegates elect, and
State officers of the State of West Virginia.
and the Governor and State officers Of the
State of Virginia, are respectfully reouest-5
ed TO meet at the Mcclure House at Q
O'Clock A. N. -
?. The 4th aud 9th Regiments of West
Virginia militia. fully armed and equipped.
win parade on Fourth street, the right of
the 9th resting on Monroe street, at
O'Clock A. ii. After forming the brigade
and receiVing the General Asser1hlyan Of
ticers of Government at the Mcclure House.
the column will march by the following |
route, viz: Along Market 10 John street, |
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,ds H. J. SAAIURLS.
Adjutant General Virginia.
HnADauAa4Eas 2a.a Bi,eADE v. NJ,

" A-ee4AAsb Sun0 Ia 1885,
~ In pursuance Of the order of the Cove mr. Of
IL Virginia Of this dat, all public arms and Accom-
nements heretofore issued within the bounds oftko
4th and 9th regiments, are required to be delVereJ
70 The conmandAnts ofthe severOl companies within
their several company districts excepting only NH
sS have Beeq Feceptet for BY the regularly enrolled
memberSbf the different companies. Both the corr
misstoned and Officers Of these reo
inents are specially CHARGED with the enforcement 81
this order. The commAndAnts Of companies VIM
charge OF all arms and Requirements found within
their several Districts and report to the regimeptSi
adIutants - - ~
II The 4th and 9Th Regiments will muster TO-DAY
GsatuTdaYh the 18th instg At IS o'clock p. M, On
Fourth street in this city the right Of the 4th rFtn
on Union street. aud that Of the 9Th on Monroe
The several companies will form at their company
parade ground at O'Clock p. M, WHERE amer forms.
tou, The roll will be called and the company theDee
marched 70 the rOgimenlRl ground.
III Te enable thoae liable to military duty to oboy
t6ese orders al places Of Business viii Do closed a
~ O'Clock and remain closed until O'Clock s. m
By order Brig. Gen. JAMES. 8. WHAT.
=. DAVENPORT, A-A-G tunlS
GgAYAs JRLLY-A very Ane nutritivs JeIly for
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The Inauguration Ceremonies or the
Twentieth.

We print elsewhere the programme for
the ceremonies inaugurating the New State
on the goth. Governor Peirpoint will de
liver his valedictory in front of Linsley In
stitute, and then introduce Gov. Boremau
who will deliver his inaugural, and
raise the American flag over the temporary
Capitol OF the New State Both branches
of the Legislature and the officers of the
New State will be present, and the 4th and
9Th regiments will parade under arms
Citizens are requested to display flags from
their houses, and we have no doubt every
house in the city will be decked with from
one to a dozen. 1t is expected there will
be great crowd of people in the city
probably surprising in numbers, as the &C.
casion will surpass in display ANY since the
Mass Convention of May '6l.
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nIEn-

On the 18th inst ofpplmonary consumrtio, -
kEr c GRAZ, aged % years aud month"; Low
The funeral win take place nom the res,eno. :,
MS atheE, on Zane street, between Seventh ,tr.st
and The Greek, on Sunday, the 18th inst & eeIo,-
p m The friends Of the family are reIoeotf1ll-
Iited to attend. - S'i ) = M
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unusual acts of warfare, defending them
as the true policy for conducting war
against rebels.
The expedition did not lose man, and
accomplished, it is claimed, all the objects
for which it was destined.
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COMBINED
Reap rSi & Mowers,

ORYoR 4 FROST, q and 90 Main street. wish to
inform the farmers Of this vicinity, that they
nave limited number for this season OF
Woods New Combtne1 eTocbtn.s
weighing abont pounds; very light of draft, and
SpaE[anted 70 be very superior Mower as we'll as
steel cutter ban, and easily managed These
gave the most unqualified satisfaction last
Ihey are perfectly adapted to our hills as well as
1, IeSeI bottoms Also. celebrated aud unriv
s1 tw9 morse Mower, the lightest draft machine in
horse Moving Machine, '"O t'"O"Atu WV
tuns PRYOR FROST.
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLO0DI
Fluid Extract sarsaparii1a.
SKRHTE.Ts

Thi. is an affection of the Blood, and attacks the
Sexual Organs Innings of the Nose, Ears. Throat
<Wiudptpe, and other Mucus Surfaces making its AM
gearance in the form Of Ulcers HeImbold's Extrart
Sarsaparlla pures the blood, and removes ali scaiy
EFuptions OF the Skin, giving to the Complexion y
Clear ARD Healthy Color It being prepared express
y for this class of complaints its Blood. Purif 30
Properties are preserved to than any
other preparation Of sarsaparilla. $3.50 ny
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CERTIF1oATEs or ouRps

Z
From eight to twenty years standing. with r,n,o.
known to SCIENCE AND FAME. '-'A tAtl lss
For Medical Properties or BUOHU, see DIEnans,to
~ the United States ~ t'PeHSAtO-
Practice of Physic 0AAS On the
Sec remarks made bV the late caIah,.., ~
PHYSIOK, PHILADELPHIA. S'eu NF'
see remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL.
Se!eoFase9 Physician, and member Of the Rovai
college o. surgeons, ireland, and published in the
transactions Of the King and Queens journal -
see MedicoC trnrgtcal Review, published Nv REM.
I,sa aaM Fellow Of the Royal College Of
See most Of the late Standard Works ON Medicine.
EXTRACT BucHU, 81 90 per bottle, or six for IS 90
SAasAPAR1I1A, 81 90 per bottle or Six for IS.
kosR WASH, Soc per bottle or six for s. Sol
Or half dozen Of each for $12 co. which viii, I
neaens to cure the most obstinate cases If directions
Bsrvation. 80 80 - w ASt l 20.
- Describe symptoms in all Communication
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis. 4
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PEovosT MARsHGL GESERAL's oyY1cE.
y Kaahir,nlf,,r, n = - - = 20

= ,,,,--7 7 = q . my zsl1 loO0'J
A Ill MEN who desire to join any particular Regi.
~ ~ ment OF Cavalry now in the deld are hereby
20 present themselves at any time during
t9e next days to the Board Of Enrolment in
EesPeestve Dtstricts The Board shall examine
them and deteTmine upon their fitness for the SER
nee, ana TO be t the Provost Marshal Of the
snIi give them trAnBpor tatiOn tickets to the
ks1sE Ae9aezvoqs, at the Headquarters Of the A.:
General of the state. AS soon
ts themselves at this general Rendezvous
Pn55sing ofeer, andpaid by him the bounty allowed
- s5sy : 5as4E flgfF 5sissi5s JAMES B. FRY,
ulIN9 AAh 9siz ssS1 Provost Marahal General
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sEOREIARY's OFFICE,

ts't. =CLEVELAAD 4 PITFsBURGH RAILROAD Co.,
Cleveland, May 25tL, 1868.
a SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
this Company will be held at It's office In Cleve
Lo on wednesday, the LIST day of July next at ~
CLOCK A. NJ onsaid day, to take into Consideration
me proprety increasing the capital stock Of the
So9pany to an amount sufficient to allow Of the con-
q us mortgage bonds. The Transfer Books
VIII Dc closed from June 25th to July 3D.
tiy9 2s S $40 E. ROCKWELL, Sec'y.
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HELMBoLD's ROSE VAST ar.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases of svnb,,,t,c N.
fure, and as an injection in Diseases Of the rinary
organs arising from habits Of dissipation used IN
~ with the Extracts Buch and SarsaparllIa
IN such diseases as recommended. ?
Evidence OF the most responsible and reliable char
scter will accompany the medicines
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-13
The OmcInI Vote.

We publish this morning the official vote
as received by the Executive Committee up
TO this time. The returns for local officers
were not sent to the Committee. The re.
turn is not yet complete, but the probable
ity is that about all have been received
that will be. This will be table to pre-
serve for future reference.
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VIrRinIa, Do
nr the follow.

n" Returns
8
indebted
returns:s &-sar
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1OAoDput away your Furss and VfIpter Goo5.
T1Ssct killing them mt with
'pnil 5@s'' tiss aEaB0OKItG, Agent
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The Inauguration OF the New stnt.-
The Order OF Ceremonies for the
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White Lime.

TNRoM and after this date We will be prepared TO
3 furnish the Celebrated ''Snow White" Maryland
receiyed to-day METCALF& BURT,
innfB fs'{ = SO Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-13

GGAYAy JRLLY-A veEy dine nutrittve JEW f5;F
~ Inyalids iunI1 3. B0oKINa. AgenE
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SO Counties,

80 249s6 255l3 285
edition to- the above o2 votes in Boone proba
8row and I6 in Mason whole
-HSe' DSIANt' 1O''OO
votes for Auditor for Attorney
'N4' ~ eur A''0'' al"
Circuit 4l42 no opposition No returns from
C count 'S'UN'
hers 1. !
For Judge Kech 1888 all others ~
not heard FROM N''N- anu
countes mot hedfr OFFoS-'0'' O"'"ouu suu
SsvenhC
moth from - :" 1'S 90 F'ye'te county
"' - "0" 0""u1eis 'ol' no oPno-
For Judge the CTrcun,no
For Judge the
position. " ~ ' = " u"9uS 7z' no OPP
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-13

JUST REoETvED-A new stock Of Dime Novel.
y Dime Song Books, &C., ali new and the lates,
published. For sale by
junl2 JOS. GRAVES & co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-13

URDRh InNIHAUES.J IT
lst. The Department of the Monongahela will en-
brace that portion Of the State Of Pennsylvania
West Of Johnstown, and the Laurel Hill range
of mountains, and the Counties of Hancock,
Brooke and Ohio In the State of Virginia, aud the
Counties OF Columbiana, Jefferson and Belmont, in
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ATTENTION., MILITIA OFFICERS.
lust REoEIYED-1O copies, three vols each, of
- Casey's Infantry Tactics. The above is the ONLY
work authorizedSby the War Department for the in
struction of the Infantry of the armies of the u s.
whether regular, volunteer militia.
s--is y JOS. GRAVES 4 co,
Jnnl2 No. so Monroe at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-13

INDIA RUgRER AND wooD PIPES dust received
my1e D. NIcoLL BRO.
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JUST RECEIVED-The Americans Guide com
~ prislng the Declaration of independence the Ar.
tcies OF Confederation, the Constitution Of the s.
ana the Constitutions Of the several States compOs
ing the Union. For sale by
jnn11 Z JOS GRAVES co.
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S&60 A MONTHS We want Agents at f6Oa
49,, month, expenses paid, to sell our Ever.
Pencils, Oriental Burners, and thirteen other
new useful and curious articles. Fifteen circulars
8G 'ma "a. d 5 A9:sEess, SHAW CLARK,
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N COP SKIRTS for Iadios and Misses just received
II at the Variety Store Of
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&76 A. MONTH; i want to hire Agents in
" ~ every county at SIS a month, EXPENSE
Address, pau & az az m wIis Si5o"'n0'
= RSm-smp Alfred, Maine.
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GtHTLDRENs' HOSE, white and Oolorod. received
" at the Variety Store of i.r..i ssss
jun13 D. NICOLL 4 BRO.
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By order of tho President.
[signedl E. N. STANTON,
F-sssras ~ f.i F=&+ ~ Secretary Of War
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CUsPENDERs, Gloves, Hosiery. Shirt Collars, neck
- ties, etc., for gents I'd boys at the Variety Store
OF junl3 D. NIooLL & BRO.