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WANTED.

|
L .hir'.on. Wheeler & wilson, and singer. ms.
I'm '" - hiiI ~ e. lst Iot. %
HELPER WANTED IN A BRASS FOIIN-
Ildrv xh,,o ,ha..,. 4. .n..,I. t;.h. p.,cr.ne. |
required. App., a, Mc;cer 4 Il
i vow, al t'n,,oS AZ 49,. .o,',.n, .unl,vron,
80 good we. Guaranteed, Arply At Factory, cor
u.'-''- '"' N'hF'h ~ ~ SIN htLL' @So.s,t
TkONlkS WANTED On SHIRTS AND |
Iron,r. Inquire ofE. GRisC oM,I?7 Bleecket ui4
TDILNEYNAN R,KFK WANTED To 60
u sho, l'tarco ,,,, ,be ca,n,,,. Mons tu, .,s.dv
n ned Apply. Addres, BAkEE boz So sun
o'"e'' o!
LAh'ohEks WANIEp Al iH w NV
nh ~" ~ WIZ w ~ ~
= . ...
NJ lACrlii " N N,t II nNp
-, " ~, u" IN ~ ~, VI 'A" -, .bon g.
lclruins N,gy AZ iils Allen st. near Desrcey |
" VI. ahr' store 'f'
r NDlE~ TAUGHT To OPERATE on |
L,inc>s'. cr Whe,i'rA wilson's ,erins machine. |
IN aim ~, xa,i,fi,s Tor Il also tt1c H.. on rhor
scrk. Mt AS Canal a. ". & VS. sewing machines |
trsar' oEo
r AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE on
Lsin,er,a ,ui Whr,lc,'a ard wilson, machines. |
practice until pri'c, op al kinds Of work work
gwen ax lis' " e,u o' M 20 70 ~. ~
'ntrs I,I,,t,r .rn nrrp,rt. IN
1 49,, 10 80 .,,s. -, -. .,...,a,s
-, ,t's,op nv r,ns ",ucNins and f,nev Sraidlnc
canon, N ,rf,c, G .r ,.crm,n,nded 10 .bon. after
ieSrnins ~ seventh Az bct 10Th and eth .t. 42l
ry,TUINvsNIJU WISE ANp LATHE
M ~ a., ..,t. :, 90 49,, i,nn.,, ~
,Y,,'IIt<I>r or NlIiWHI,UT WANT.
III 81 a, ~ lam -, is,scrn nr.Jse and I,r 80.
BROOKLYN. 100
-y\sb% \NIrn-pNE ACQUAINTED
M IN NJ. - ,,..a,ras r.Irr
sVIrtt" is,,sn - r t,n, " '''''' ~"
,rt,Eru, 'I,NnS w,xrrn-prpsoSS
Y -. :, ..,,na. .ns,,ni,,
rtaud MAI MS uccktiot. Obtain pecc work, which
yer w shiaehinet need sppy. sAIii f.05W-
nrlENloEs o> wnflLgR& WILSON'S
- marhin's who are thoronsh'y acquainted With
10 AZ ,RiSIs shir, aaiorv natclsy 81 "a.
'o"'''' AZ o'"''' o"''' ~ " "A''ay W. ."Y
OPERNIoEN WANIEi-2l3 WEST liIM
81 ''so Nv'H wv" '''' 'II' " ''..u W
hNF MliIlNFE. ! nkFSSMAkfk Want
va rolI hand. will have .ork all the year round
gave -. 10
[ IfhhN IVhS ~ SiiotH ~ lutlh
SOM Sa. ecar %alt Hand. a. .pSS is
OPERATORS WANTED ON WILCOX 4
" ,rh,s' sowing machines steady wutk and the
b 'he't Wages gvrn. Apply - Ncsey II. 2.3
OPERATORS WANTEp-ON SHIRTS and
~ bo.or. on Wheeler 4 " llsons machines A. ~
barclay ~, ~ stare. a6
nrEEATUES. 10 MAKE FINE FLANNEL
o-iir's cut oftnc house Inquire at "a hey ct, ny
,,.p,rp,y N,ryrS v.STlD IIpIS
/ ,rnn,o,. on e.lr ami r,.tc sori. None bu, good
| hands tak"i. ApYly to nhO. WEIMEES ~ Maiden
| Linn. 1853
| ~. .,-,-LI,S WANTED ll,N III
har.. r, ici VA !, so,h 1t, lit English basement
house irou 2nd ave. 1876
,>..,,~,. p,.\ u,rrpv w,Srrn >
~ Il ,g,t ,,,,, al, ,,.n ,o r.,. I,,nh., =, al
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES FOR SAIL, REM
W., R.ss,.. Slost., WILCOX 4 Gihhs', and sths9s,
chesp Tor eash or psit peymsnt. nsehtnAs hnqsht,
sIehsnssd sad repaired. q $50 bsosAvsN ~ SiSS
etAigu, ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE--AT 81
"A Charlton Al, old stand, doing good business,
q seven years standing; cheap for cssh Call from
10 to 4. 10
A LIQUOR STORE WITH ROOM ANt,
Satisfactory rfsson given.
A BARBER SHOP FOR SALE, DOING 4
"a Geo fY'iSs'' 1911 Sixth ave. bet 18th and IN
DARBER SHOP FOR SALE-WELL 10
ID Gated and DOING . good trade. Price clio LES
than what II coat II must ,. sold o. any sa.rinee
Cali At ia CHAMBER. at 2ss
EOR SALE-A FINE NEATLY FITTED
b.. spps S goa b.. sa's md rS' s
L;oR SALE-THE GROCERY & LiQdJOR
BIER. 9H
EoR SALE CHEAP-A HORSE sHOEING
between OILS, and GA .' /, h.. been eO; I'd to The
,ss
Join MILLER S3d :, and 9th AZ. sSs
L>OR SALE, CIEAP-TO A CASH Gus
F . cS;s 1 ssl: fs1 N ssoas III
Ign, ED. We have two stores; cannot attend 70
both. win sell either No ascntA need apply. bol
EOk SALE - AN OLD ESTABLISHED
HAriiH%1y. dssss:ed sr;n. i.'yI:S;;, IA IsSs
reasonable. Enquire Of Mr.. J. l.. HATHAWAY
2lis Broad Ut, Elizabeth City. 40
HARLEM GROCERY AND PROVISION
store for sale, on Third ave, near 10Th st. kent
into business on small capital !. here offered, the
present owner having to leave the city. Apply ~
store, to j. BOLGER, for 2 days. III
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK-A FANCY
lVl Foods and sentlemenS furnishing store; stock
snaII q good chance TO q person with small capitol
Apply on the premises l2s Ninth AZ. 80
NEWS DEPOT, STATIONERY AND TOY
~ store &C. for sale, established for years store
and two 10 una; rent, as Pes month; setisfaetesz
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NXTANrfD-200 GIRLS TO WORK On
w woven tape and knotted hoop skirts; also re-
,pcctahle girls taken 10 learn. PhGnix Skirt Co.,
+ I ourtinnd: at. al
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NNANlED FOR 4 GUNBOAI, GOING ON
| w the blockade, able aud ordinary seamcn, lands
men aud green hands ALEC coal pa.sers and hfenen,
x3l Ma month 800 adv ,ncc ship for year. =.
| GALLAGHER, Agent. IA south It 3Sl
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-25 YOUNG GIRLS TO DO
w plain sewing none but neat sewers need apply
Al.o st0st boy 10 year. old " high 81 BT isGat'
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EURNlTURE WANTED-rARTikS NAN-
Able Tor houeekeepine 10 Oppose ri, can find luT
chaser by addressing PAW ELL, boz 81 'un Office
br days. y. B.-Also f,v store counters wsnt-
III. 40
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\NANTED A SITUATION by A FIRST
class cake baker; the best OF city reference civ
en-. Direct a. g. H., Dor SS3 Sun office W
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T tpltS TAUGHT on SINGERS AND
~ " W % ma, hiuc. on family eeNne, tuckins
sud -hirt making tor FL sent to shop after
lolruire. Agly ~ llip Allen It. near Delsncey
IN IN. tur. store $40
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WANIED FOX 1Iif COUNTRY, ? PRO
w testant girls: one as cook, washer and ironer
and one - chsmhermaid and to take care Of children
Apply $50 Pearl o., bet u and O'Clock. VI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-04

Ort. no sic 3und9It S6rtn Iufentbalt
neburen merben, unp leilten sic mir
bos 61noeelenfe, niAt Dbne ousbriidltde
GrloubuiB bes @erihtS li6 aus beIIen Se@
sirt 3u entlernen! Sbne 3weifel weroen Ste
mad hem Oterbcfe 3uritdfehren
Nein - carf i& mid eenn ols Den G1=
oentbimer teTIelben betra9ten ? fra8te Serr
Web.
gSO6 ni6t, bi: TRADITION beIielben bat
nod nidt Itotteefnnpen ; e8 ritrf tie nod etne
seridtli@e Gnti Aeitu ing oariber nStblS frer~
een....
Nun ia, id oaGte es mir, lISte 9BeB Bit
ter. 9Aperbe iH meinen Nnfenthalt emit
weilen ii Slseureut cber in Der @altip'rtpT
I&att Der 0abrit S6rctbeinl, Dem lcgenann1
ten G&i6tbauIe, nsbmeu. @r %leiitete 5anp>
treue anf iein 0erIpre9en, unb elite panil
Iein 8inrel su ldniiren, nodoem tbm letne
@elcbErIe, letus llbr unc anoere geertPltltde
1uriidaeoeben maren. Der @ertht8olener,
melder Ieitber iein Gerfermeifter mar, lHler
wie auseetauldt. Wlit einer Dienitferttste!t
bic an Srieherei 9ren6te, wOlte er 9etrn
Meb bei benz 3ulammenpafen Ietner @ttet@
ten our Sanb geben unO i9ten Wiittbetlnll'
aen auf benz Sersen gu baben, Die er TN
Iebr miGtia belt. NGein Wee idlUB r.
raid ME mSaliA lcinen fleinen Softer uni
aob bent @eri6isOiener Die WeiIun9, zen
Ielben benz 2anDbptet BON Sa9enreut 81
beb1nbiaen. pamit berlelbe ibn Bel beu 6pr.
fer SeHne absete. Die 3elle unp biele1
WenI6 .miberten 8eb uamenlps an, ant
aemabnten i'm an bic frdnfencc llnbtu, Oh
er bier erbuleet bate, Sort! fcrt bon bier
tSnte es in leiuem 0ersen. @r he5ablte Zen
Mana feline senrli ne 8erpFe9un8 unD le9t
elm @elpaiid ais Grinfselb bin5u; rann e!lt'
tr bic Ireppe binab unb in8 6rete. Oi
StroBe nad Sdgenreut lag pcr lem uro mi
eilenbem S9ritte idluS er lie Elm. Nt'
m~cbltbueno lAbte Ger Nntlid Der freIer yto'
tur irin @emiitb gs mar ETH flarer, tuble'
Triblinsstag Die fernen @ebtrse la8en II
laltem blauem QUIT, RE @ieIe EN- 8rtnter
friId, Die geapelwdlcer SriBteu fem Au8'
nit beDerem @riin al8 in ben tritben Wn
termcnben, unb feline 2un9e Jog 8tert9 oel
reinen Qnftband) Elm, ipdbrenb Der @elails
Der 0Saa erauifenb an fem Shr I9lu9
Sort paren an cie nieoerbeu9enoen @eoon
fen al bic 3utunfI feline Seele ltarO nu
fir efnen einSi8sn @inOrud often fir ou'
Bemu6tiein Ieiner Treibeit uno eeren @e
nuE. 90 pancerte er riilti9 ftrbaB, I'm
er bate gar gu gerne nit cen 4erGen, I'M
8infen unb DrclIrln uut bic Wette Selun9e.
uub sepRFfen, penn ibm Die 8itbrnnS. 81
ibn erfhate, cine Stimme 8~elallen battle.
(Scrtleeun9 Fcl8t.)
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o + n. d 8.

Wtsber elm Der WeIt. G!-
nioe BFppbeten ba6en wtepsr einmal Ell, Care
Der Wslt prOpbeSsit, unO 3trar @irer auf Dos
Sobr 1867 - 69, Der Mnpere abr, pelGer
wo6rl6sinlt9 70 LANCE ni6t warten tcnntf,
1Hrn auf BEN IL Nugmf 1893. @tnnoe,
Minuts unO SsfunOe 1T niAt anee8ebtn,
Nass fHpn baee,ptl n = SIN Sabre 997
b~erfinbietsn camnti9e prUpbeten ras @nDe
Der @elt OUT pds Satr 1000. Die 9strsu
pom Abel SerIGmften ibre Glitter, BITE 1ancbe
mubner Serimbelten tbre 9abs unb ais Das
9otr Tau1eub fam unp bUribersing Obne
untsraane, trat einr witbenbe 6ungerenotb
ouf. SenGen un0 Gtsnp entptdelten Id car.
aus. .
Nud um bas Sabr 1850 mar &ebnit6es
prOpbsjeit, nnO I'm Die SADIE Ts6t u%berprri
I9 gu MAIDEN, nitro lie tsbt noAmois pispers
bolt.
Was bteDeut(Ge DIT er in
ben. - Die meiitsu &rfinpunsen itnO Don
OsutIhen aus8egdngsn. Nnnere aber etnte
ten cen Nubsn BARON, weil bic DeutINen nt6t
BON ibren Nssierun9en anttrltnst Spuresn.
Ssbt bat Elm BrpfeIor Cer Matbematit, Na=
mems Iaber einen Dianu BON 6Dl3 une 81 sn
etma1t, Der gu Paris ausgslteu', oas eesns
. nsusterise ais luti9s 86lt@rn jensr
6auptaact purH tic @r;dbluns Urn &nsfpfs
ten trgSst. gr obmte bic infn1atiAe Sttm
me 70 tdnlGenO nab, Oob man 9Iautsn
tSnnte, sr babe i'd bic 5sebte eiusS Oiete sc.
bUret.
@ir InD ubrigsnS nett %sntfern! caOpn,
hem Vtpfs1er Dfgen Der GtFnbuna 9roBes
Sob au sOlen, Oel fen Sislmebr er tatte feline
} 3eit nnb @elGidlt@fsit bsler anUenpen fon'
nen. -
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@pIbmebaiIe
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MDie arSse une beFe Muspabl IN eer Staht ppn
% 8ligeIn unSl 8afdfrrnl-p tancS
lntrt man bet
Sim, Rndbc X 60.
Hc. $50. Welt 9~alttnore-, n0he &utatpar.
Sebes panp Wirh aRf 8 Sabre eoranitrt.
Stets pprrdtbis etus Nuswabl 8sbrau@ter Siaups pas I1eA
Iobepne. 4-
Btbineunaep bhlte, N ~. Rnabf \ o,
San3.iI h~ Ro. $50 W @aItnIprs raee tn aua
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-02-16
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Ats meeting of Company I, 6lst Regiment n. c.
troops, at Camp Lamb, Jan. 18th, 1863, line following
PREAMBLE and resolutions were read and Unanimously
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God In his in
Scrutaole wisdom. 10 take from our midst our be-
loved friends and companions in arms, VINO have re-
Gently died with smallpox, Ii. j. c. Higgins and
his brother IL. q. Higgins;
Iesolvsd, That in The deaths Of 1t. j. c. Higgins
ana his brother II. C. Higgins, the company has
lost two of their kindliest and dearest fiends and
the confederacy two of it's most dutiful and eficient
soldiers. Such is the destiny OF the brave at the
opening OF the war, with all the feelings OF cnjoyment
anoat, and anxious for indulgenccs in the spring tide
OF prosperity, in the midday Of youihrulness, at a
moment when nature battered them in the belief Of
q long lie and brilliant future, they abandoned all
tor the love of country and devotion to principles.
rushing eagerly forward to danger and battle. glory
and como uest; sincere in the strength of their .
tacnments warm, genial and cheerful in socia
intercourse; formal in prodigality OF nature, whom
TO know Was to love, esteem, honor and admire.
ilat while We humbly submit to the decrees of an
.Alwlse providence, we at the same time deeply be.
moan the loss OF these our brethren, whose delight
IL was to bestow favors and render happy those
amongst whom they were associated.
mat we deeply sympathlse with the relations OF
the deceased in their bereavsmsnts, and that a copy
oi these resolutions be sent to them, also to the
opirit OF the Age for publication.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-02-16

VAN Dom AT HOLLY SPRINGS. The Tus-
Gambia North Alabamian of the Both ult,
furnishes the following particulars Oft recent
raid of Van Dorm at Holly Springs:
A reliable gentleman who arrived in Town
yesterday from below, reports that Gen. Van
Dorm made another attack on Holly Springs
a few days ago, capturing TOO prisoners, AMI
cutting the Sd Michigan Cavalry up. very
badly, only a few escaping. The infamous
scoundrel Captain Latimer, who made bim-
selfinfamous by his depredations in this coun-
ty, and had been burning houses and cutting
up extensively about Holly Springs, va
hung by order of Van Dorm, only ten min
ntes being allowed him to make bis a range
ments for his long journey.
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EOTICE.
GOD SOVEREIGN AND NAN FREE.
A DISCOURSE BY REV.. J. W. TUCKER.
For sale at Fayetteville, % cents for single COPY, 5
lor a dollar. 2s-im
EOTICE.
By the Gov ernor of North Carolina,
A PROCLAMATION.

WY HEREAS, 1T ZEN MADE TO AP.
4 w pear tn me that the terms OF the Prcclana-.
Ion issued by me on the 25th ultimo, for the benefit
Il those members OF Our army who are absent from
B.heir colors without proper leave, may not have been
known TO all who might have desired TO avail Them
elves of its merciful Provisions in time for them to
10 50;
Now. therefore, I, ZEBULON B. VANCE. Gov
crnor OF the State OF North Carolina. do Issue this
! second Proclamation, extending the time limited in
tine former, To the 5th day OF March next. All such
; persons as above r eferred TO, who shall have reported
70 their several commands by that day will suffer no
punishment for their past delin gaincies. To those
who shall not have SO reported, nothing can be prom
ised except the seyerest penalties Of the military law.
! I--l In witness whereof, / z EBULoE b. VANCE,
LIS iGoyesnor. Captain General and Commando in
IT, Chic have signed these presents aid caused
tue great Seal NJ the State TO be affixed.
Done at our City Of Raleigh, this 18th day OF Feb
ruary, A. D., 1888, and in the STth year of our Indez
| peIdeiTce. DG
by order Of the Geverpor, z. B. Y
Z II. battle. yE., Private Secretary.
' Feb. IS, 1855 = HslN fs-3t
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The VERY LATEST ERws
kINsroN. Feb 10

EDrToRs STATE JouRsAL:-A conr;er
Just arrived at Gen. Daniels Headouarterx
from the picket lines below this place. on ,bs
Dover road He brings important intelj;s
gence. He reports that two commands ~
Maj. Nethercutt's Battalion, commanded bv
Captain Robinson and Davis, were surprised
by the enemy at two o'clock this morninr
and the entire command is supposed IN he
captured, not more than eight or ten of our
men making their escape.
The courier says, when he left the encamn.
ment the enemy had opened fire upon our
forces from two different directions. and
our men were CALAMITY returning the Are,
but be saw no chance for their escape, as
! the enemy was in our rear, flanking us by
the way of Biddle's road, leading from Neuse
to Dover. ea
Ou- men were encamped in the Dover
road. at Sand Ridge, between Core creek
and Biddle's opening, when surprised by the
enemy.
Captain Whitford engaged the enemv,s
pickets at Big Swift creek. Heavy skirmi.b.
! ing was going on the most of the day. Re-
suit not known.
We are glad to learn that the command in
North Carolina has been offered to that
worthy gentleman and tried soldier. Gen. ID
IL. Hill, and that he is expected to accept
the charge.
1t was rumored here last Friday tina,
the Federal General Rosencranz is dead. W,
dont believe it. He's a "dead head how,
lever;-theresis no ru,nor about that.
General Mercer has issued a card addressed
10 the citizens of Savannah, in which h,
says that all the signs indicate an early at.
tsck upon that place, and urges them to nru
for the defence of their affairs and frcsides
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Obituaries.

Five lines will be published gratis. but for avc,-v
s sMu aIi rne Ot Writing ten cents must be sent or
:" send bills for such service tne money must ac-
company the article.
Die on the nth Of December, 1sG2. in Alexander
Islt wrong to wish t. sec them
Who were dear TO us on earth
Who have gone to heavenly mansions
Who Surround u brighter hearth R.M.A.
Died, in Union county, N. C, on the Sd inst. Mr..
Christopher Guin, aged about Al years.
Died, on the morning of the 2th ult., of scarlet fe-
ves, Pattle, Infant daughter OF j. L. and s. j. AIRING
ION, of Halifax, aged one year, nve months and four
teen days. The bereaved parents cannot but mourn
over their sad bereavement, but their loss is Pattie's
eternal gain. 1.-The Lord gave and the Lord hatn tn.
ken away blessed be the name of the Lofd."
.Ohl parents weep not for thy BABr,A
For she is better, better far,
Than in the gloomy, gloomy shade,
Among the distressing scenes VI war.
She is now an Angel pure and bright,
High up at Gods right hana,
And there she lives In endless light,
And strictly needs his kind commando
~ Register, Fay. Obs. and VIII. journal please
copy.
With deep sorrow I have to announce the death of
Owen Lee, a noble soldier of Capt. Waters Co., s4th
NC. regiment, from Cieaveland county. at the
scrt 10 Guinea's Station, Va where he spent his last
moments. He died on the 9Th january, 1868. Bs
leaves 2 brother and many relations in his company.
aud = father and mother twho, too, are blossonnng
Dressings upon them all. May they too, when they
are called from earth away, lind u resting plate at
GODS right hand IN heaven, where the weary are az
rest and the wicked cease from troubling J.H. LKA.
On the 10th Of January. In Granville county,
N. T., Miss Mary 4. WiIbourn, in the 18TH year of
her age, departed this life, and has fed to the better
world above. She was an aiiectionate daughter and
sister; She has left a kind father and mother and
three brothers and one lonely sister and a great many
friends to mourn her loss: she was highly esteemed
by all who knew her, and those who knew her Jest
loved her most. But God thought it best to take her
to himself. Mary's body sleeps in thy quiet tomb
while her angel spirit basks IN the sunlight of Gods
presence forever. [paid.l s. B. sANroRD.
The subject Of this notice, David Norwood Of Wake
County, N. O., died suddenly at camp, near Magnolia,
Dnplin county, on the It'll of February 1868. alter an
attack or six or eight days. during which ne seemed
To suffer- but little pain, and spoke repeatedly of an
abiding faith in the merits of Jesus, whicn assures
the writer that he was prepared for death and that
MS spirit is now at rest, where wars grim visaye
VIII never more disturb. | was intimately associated
with him during the whole period of his service in
the army OF the Confederate States, ten months. and
II gives me pleasure to assure his numerous friends
anu relatives, that he was Il brave soldier a true
friend, an honest and good man. [Paid.l y. b.
" Biblical Recorder s. Standard please copy.
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ANOTHER SPEECH FROM VALLANDIGuAM.-
The Northern papers contain a long and
interesting account ola debate in the United
States Congress between Vallandigham,
Wright, and Bingham. In the course of his
remarks, Vallandigham said
You can neDer su6due the seeded States
Too yearset fearful experience Aa0e taught
you that.-Why carry on the war If you
persist it can only end in final separation
believe it now. as you did not my former
warnings, theohok Northeast wiN 20 miM
the South. Believe me, as you did mt SOL
emn warnings Of years past, tho day sohicA
diUides the NORTH from the South, the SELF
same dag DEGREES ete~rnaldiuorce 6etoeen the
Vest and the East. There is no. one drop
of rain that falls over the whole vast expanse
of the North west that does notfnd its home
in the bosom Of the Gull. ne must and WiU
.fozlos 1T Nth tracel end trade; not by trea.
ty, but by right ; freely peaceably, and with
out restriction or tribute, under the same
Government and flag.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-02-16

MoRGAN's FEATs.--Col. R. NJ. Geno, OF
Texas, gives the Vicksburg Wing the fol-
lowing statistics of Morgan's career. "He
has fought So battles, killed $50 Yankees,
wounded 372, captured 4,233, and destroy
ed property to tho amount of SIS, 163, 900,
all with a force of 500, and with very small
loss. In his late affair at Huntsville, the
first time he commanded a brigade, he killed
10, wounded Is, captured 1856, took six
pieces of artillery and carried away or de-
stroyed $780, 900 worth of property"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-11
tiAR TIME AT BosCOBEI.
HYCELSIOR MILLS.
MILLINERY.

Misses n 4 A. Durand's Millinery store and Rapar
work Rooms may be found door east q the Lam
casfar uause 5I-n NELLIE ruRAND.
Ianeas June 2tte3. ADDIE DURAND.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-11
@oTDEEMED LANDS.
FOR SALES OF 1861.
CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, J
FFicE Or ant County, Wisconsin.
VF4' Grant LOuHtyI " I'VV111 -, -
Lancaster, August 10th, 1868.

CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs,l
OFFICE u Grant County, Wisconsin.
Lancaster, August 10th, 1863
u,cr &c HEREBY GIVEN, TO al whomit may
NOTICE - ~ following described lands and Town
IL Nay D. 1861 for the taxes due and
@ for ING nnless the tax charges and interest set
Eow, tract and lot, together with the redemp
opposite s sbs be paid on or before the 18th day Of
Nay, 1904 rovded the same will be conveyed to the
Pa''. Hazel Green -Tovn l, Range l, West
ZOE" Sec. T.R. Owner Amt
10 in Nh =" IL I WI Jenkins S 2 90
Of Sech0h u 1 D Brown II 43
&C via oLLs.H % / 1 / A. Borden l "a
4Ae sea " yz;1J,,e of ET1zeL Green
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-11
DLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.
The First Quarter Of this Institution will commence OF
Wednesday, September 9th, 1868.

Terms Of tuition vary from "a to 81 per quarter Of ten
weeks, payable in advance
Vocal and Instrumental Music German and Phonog-
raphy, usual rates, extra.
limited number will be received into the Model
Class at SO per quarter
Table Board Is furnished at 81 so TO 81 90 per week.
Expense OF board may be materially reduced by students
boarding Themselves. Rom rent in Academy Csc per
week. Students received st any tme but not for less
time than Eve weeks.
Teachers, and those degi Gus Of becoming such, viii
derive great benefit By entering the Noaa Class Pre-
essional Diplomas will be awarded by the State Board
or Normal Regents TO those of the class who sustain
the examination Of the Agent For further Information
apply to GEO. d. GUERNSEY Frineipais
Plattcville, Wis, July n, B3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-11
SAMUEL z. elise.

Clerk Of County Board Of Supervisors Of
9wI3 Grant County, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-11
platteviIe- Topn 8, Range /, West
Village Of PlatteUasle.

entI0slu bW14 UI obus 10 u otaEB n
Carts addition to the Villags Of PlatteDille.
pH lot 81 Fl Chapman q
Hsnry's addition to the Yil,age Of PIatteuille.
lots 2 4.567S9
mail G w Henry %
ma Iot in awL Sec II q W Henry IL