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Dayton and Michigan Railroad.


I'm and after Sunday, May 4, 1852, trans N
~ leave Union Depot, sixth street. fof Toledo ~
Nii intermediate points On fotOws:
Toledo and Cmcsgo Mail Al $50 m,
Smcago and Dettot hlght Express at 500 y m.
nlll X. NJ. bHOLMAktk. knnarInt hndanL
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DayIOn, AeIia ana Columbus kailrOan

-. - ms lgfstss-saus=l r.zsass--
etak ~ u ~ v "
.hhEE Laiy irAus tsst, Wa LouuiLus Ihroug
l. tickets rom Dayton to all Eastern Liues.
Three Daily Trans East, leaying DAYTON ler Ii b
East ~ follows; Night Express ll6S y. IN; CueunNl
and Columbus Day Express at ll2U n. Tn these ft.u
stop only at AenlR and London. Accommodation ~.
p M, stops Al all way stations between Dayton Nnd
columbus.
arriving NJ Dayton night express 6t5 a. ~. Aceylr
modston slo u, nj Columbus and Cincinnati Iny e.
press 6ab y. IN.
Trans run by Columbus time, whichis7 lninutssiss
ter than Layton time.
Through uekes can be hsd Tor ali Esstern cities h,
eRllng On .. W. King, Tick Agent.
". W. MOODWA.tD Bupeuntsndsut
Z. C.WARAAN, Gen'l Ag't, Dayton, y. noy9T
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Railroads.
Indiana Central Dayton & Western RI
E1MW


ON and amer Monday next trains on the luoisr
~ Central will leave the Union Depot, sixth stree
at6:O0 M 9'le M and $40 pm.
Returning, viii arrive At 1910 m, 6;i5 p n, A.
If;22 m.
The 6:Ou N, and t45 IN, express trains mat
close connections TO all points the West aud souts
and el2 train rs the shoftost and quickest rout
10 Chicago aud the Northwest.
novif II. G. CAREY, Superintendent.
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An Act
To Prepent Dcsertio,, from .C'oycdc>
L.. u

To Prepent Dcsertion iron, Coycdc>
rate or State Military iService and
Erosion Of Cotscription.
SEC. 1. BE ~ enacted by he Senate
aad.House OF Representatives, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, aad
blythe authority Of the same, Tha. upon
the lodging Of information, on oath.
with the Sac,if Of any District in this
Slate, Tor, ia his absence, with the Dep
uty Sheriff. that any deserter from Con.
fcderate or Slate military service. or
csader>of consc,iption or DRAFT for SER
vice within. this State, is within, the
limits Of such District, it shall 10 the
duty of suelf Sheriff, Tor, in his absence,
the Deputy Shsriif,) to arrest such de.
serter or evader OF eonscription, SO re
ported 10 him; and for that purpose, it
necessary, to summon TO his aid the
posse comitatuS.; and to hold tire per-
son so arrested.in safe custody until do
lirerel 10 the Enrolling Officer Of the
District or. other person authorized TO
receive him.
SEC. 2. That If any ShcrjG or Dcpu
" Sieritf shall. refuse or wilfully neglect
10 arrest any person TO reported To him
as dsscrter or evader Of conseiipiion
or draft fer service within this State, l!e
shall be hatlG 10 indictment RS for ne
El"et Of 1utl ; and, upon conviction.
shall he fined, in the discreti0n Of the
Court, not exceeding oae. thousand dol.
lars for each and every offence.
Sr,, - 'I1,, =, Il 1 r.
any p"Is"n TO Yhvi>e. encourage, bro.
cure or cnlice a'sol,lier To desert from
The sarvice OF the State, or Of The
C"h!eIera;e States. or censcrirt
10 ovadc his military obligation, or To
harb"r or conceal, or aid ip ltubo,irg
or c"nccaling, tpv such d"serter Ur
era'ier Of c"nscriplion. And if any
person shall advise, encourage, procure
or cntice any soldier TO desert from The
service "f thc State or OF the ConE,de-
rate States, or conscript or q person
habir tn conSciiPti"H to cvade his mill
;ary obligation, or shall hartor or con-
ceai, VI I'D IN -h4rt,urimg o. conccAmg
any snch. dcser,es er evaier cf consc,in.
ton, knowing Lim 10 bc such, or shalt
lro'uSe 10 deliver. up such deseller Or
e>">!er G: c""scrirlion to Tie Sheriff, or
TO any person Authorized br the State
or Confederate ,ni,i;ary authority to Of
f,c: Il. a,le-t, suc, r,rson so "Nendirw
hall te liable 10 Indictment rs for a
lhgh mis'hlneano", aud, upon convic
zion, shall hc fined not cxceedin4 five
ilu,Elre1l dollars, and be imprisoned, not
e&cecdinS one year, in any III in Hire
State, where the imprieonmcl., Of GlG
person SO conricI ed shall DC ord-reI by
! tho Court.
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South Carolina Military Academy
BIZ oEde,. af the. Gorernor.s q - -

~ ofooy eFOopcENOf.-' =
A PPLIChIYoNS for srr,oiuth,en. 10 tile
Ia South Carolina Military Academy,
under the annexed rcsolG' ion az the G .nc:
raj Assembly. mist hs transm rtr,fto GEN.
eral JAMES JON ES, Oh birm. IN Of the Boar,
Of vfsitor.s Celnh'ia, s; c.. sefors the 25ti,
Of Novembrr next. . Z . ,.SissS, -. = ...i
The nfp!icant ,,rs.t sfafe the Di.trict of
his residence; his age aid height (if the
sops of-aSdeceatcd officer or soldiero tile
services Of -his father, aud when and how
he died. IL The applicant claims appoint
hsent fer his wIt gnllantry on tlie field Of
hattie. the statement must be ,snpport<d by
the. ccr'ifi cate OF The officers Under whom
he sersed Ia bsttIe: 'i"t N-s% :
"Resoired, fhnt liis Execflercy. the coy
crnor be and he is hereby anthUrizea-tcsss: 40:
lrct tone youth fror1 encii Congrs ..i ouaf I,is-
trict in this State. sons OF officers or soldiers
ot the ARMY or oflicere ar n:erl tf, the nayy
,of The Confederate sta,eS whn- tiurit,g the
existing war,liars died in battle, or who
have died Of disease contracted either Iyy
woui.ds or exposnrc; or who, not Ieine
sons OF oficers or soldiers are unfl,r The
age of twenty yesrs, and have behaved
With ga.iantry 40 the field of bst,le, who
'.hsll be- placed IN opeTor eihcr Of the Mill.
tary INSTITUTIONS Of tiis state. TO lie e,iu.
e"tc'l At .i," charge of a grateful country,
Columbia. Oct. s. 1868 = =.
Get D ~ -'.E> % ~ T'r.2
~ Every new.paper IN tho State nut.
1i.h arcea week for ts O weeks -~-s II {
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
b.. Observation-Disclosures

'.- "tntELEsT"N, stiF.'10.s s1S63
"HEEEAS Information l,as TlsSen ra-
y" c~s,ctl nttt,is' Dorassment that ON
or about.the a,h day Of July last. IN the
village af Clinton, In Laurens pisfrict. u
man by Che ,fnme of i~TIfoMPSONJ JOHN
NON was murder cd -by s6rpS person or per.
sens ni,'tn this time unknown: Cd.
B. Now, th-ttfnre I, NJ. l. BONHAM, Gov.
ernor, Of the State pforessid, do issue ti.is
inv 1,roclnmTtion, effrriaEl n. reward .oi
FIVE ]lUHbItEB D0LLaBS for tie4 ap.
prel,rrrio,r and delivery Of the rial rnuri
'd.,sr M the said II Thoripscn JslInson III To
any one Of the jhiis Of this Stntr; and, II
nior- ,hansoBe. an additional reward Of
five hundr~a dollars fov, crch on.-whe shall
te,proSed to ,'t an accanI .icp., y {. =, !.
lGiv-n under M, hand: and ,hr seal St:ths
r'. STATE, 81 .Sharic,,on. Aistepth day
f. a] 81 Srpttmnb.r. a., D.. one fhousana
- eigIa ah,aidred- ard Ski y-tlfrSe.
>. = = " - d.. IL BoNIIAM "
T. VIZ, r, HSrr, Secretary. .ot State. &. Z
SrrSl7. - '.''- 20 hn
eT-A,i iAbe rapsra IN sthsslate-publi.h
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The SieEe-GGand Review Of the
Forces ON James Island.

Tie batteries yesterday kept up a
lively fire against Gregg and AVHgnrr,
The Yankees arc. constantly busy ri both
forts but as yet thea guns are silent.
It WAS reported yesterday by one Of our
officers, wiIo has an. excellent oppoi; fun.
ity Of seru,inizing the mov ve,aents Of the
ehemy on Morris Island. that they have
Just mounted n heavy parrott gun at
Cummings Point. This is believed to
he the only large 'itied gun that they
now haze in. .po,i:ion a, the exticn ity
Of the Island, ahhoug'r their works there.
are evidently intended 20 contain many
more.
There was grawl review "f the
forces on Janres Island Yesterday by
General Ripley. The line was formed
near Earalrs, and rs tie General and
his staff rode from end to end, The siehI
was one not soon to he forgotten. The.
troops afterwards took up the line. Of
'marth,-in column oE companies, and
pissed in review. Since The war began,
Charleston l.a' not seen so srltndid All
array. AS ihe l"n:: trains Of artillery
rumbied by, the fine appearance Of the
batteries and the exceiha, condition Of
the horses n"as ,lhe snhjec, OF general
remark. Tlsese were followed 10y the
seemingly internipable ipfaalry. It
was, indeed, g9odIy scena, rs brigade
after brig -le Of the gfeyelad veterans,
with, theif bay"ne,s gtiueriag in the
shnIig chr, .ana-th.ir Stained and iattsred
AAgsrflattefing in We breeze, marched
on with the etastic;treal of. soldierssac(
eustotned- to victory. 49,
Gen.. Ripley, nj the close Of the re-
view, eSprsssei lis Satisfaction at ihe
discil line and appearance Of The forccs
in tliAtsporion of bis'cominaad.
NereNrN, ION.
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TIiE BATTLE OF GETrysnuRe

,THE BATTLE OF GKTTYsBuRG.-
A Federal officer of high respect
ability told one Of four,nficers who,
was a pgisonor in the Yankee lines
after the battle Of Gettysburg, that
the Federal ,loss,in that terrible en-
gagement was 10000 mid large
odds. He saidit had h6en care
fully escer,ainod and fg,trcd mp
in the Wan department, and such
was the terrific result. He did
not Suppose that the fact would be
eIioScd officially to- come. before
the public, bot such it nevertheless
was VI.
The enemy, our informant (who
had excellent means Of ascertains
ing the facts|states, had also taken
great pains to make out a complete
list Of those of onr men who fell
into their. lands AFTER. the battle,
and that list, including wounded,
sargeons, servants and :. cooks
amounted TO about 5,0oe. Sup
posing Chat we lbroa,ght of 5,e0O
wounded--a liberal allowance
and we may estimate onr, entire
lossin killed and. Wounded at 12,.
half that Of the enemy's,
D.: -. . e.. [ AtSanttS Gonfederacy.
: 49, -&--7.--..-s~ss - y
Tasse,are aboutGve thousand known
species rf LuIs. =. ..
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and ! .su's that tbsy will Boon BE distri.
buted. - -. -. = :, J. -,
VITA this statement J. leave the result of
'this election in.your bands,< confident that
whatever may be your decision as to my
ability toad you, have done nothing to
forfeit the good character you have been
accustomed to give noe.
JAMES p. BOYCE.
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GREENvILLE, s. g. 2
rhursday Morning, ootober 10, 1858.
Rrsgs's. Army:

=. So, oS66 o. ninAy: .r.
-, All persons wishing TO send supplies
to their fsiends in the ar,ny, ct Chats.
nooga, viii have thsrn at Greentille
BepoI by the 2oth, ma,ksd in the cape
,ef Dr. LABoKnE, Columbia, s. g; Mr..
9. b, DYER will zee tot,6e shipping Of
them. Have ,lera well bored and strap.
ped. 80, :. O. A. pISKLE.
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ThE CoNFEpERArN SocIE71Es.-
Among cheering instances of the times,
Va notice that a movement. has been
inauLuraird on an extensive scale in
tho continuity of Mobile, for the f3im,
a!iou OF society to promote, by steady
and mratual effort. the following ends:
: 1t. 10 place Confederate notes and
bonds oria par with the nou-apccis pay.
ing bank noes or the country.
2d. To put. down the traffic in gold,
silver and bank notes.
- 81. 20 reduce the high aud eYorbi
tant prices in produce Of every kind;
such as merchandise of every kind. rent
and com missions. TO en2eavor TO have
removed the i:npcdimGnts in transport
atoms, and the petty seizures.of proyis-
ions in transit. TO sustain the Govern
ment, and to aid the necessilous wives
and children Of the sOIdiefs, until an
honorable peace has been obtained.
Tie object Is TO mlersperse these so
cislies through the entire Cynfederaoy,
and 10 LriUg ail ihe great Interests OF
the country under their inSaence, TO aid
our county ana the people Until our
war IS ended, ana not 10 be driving AT
every point TO make individual fortunes.
We are glad TO see that in several Of
The loading business communities of the
West the project has. teen taken up
! with AN earEestne>s and uranimty ,ha,
give promise ot the speedy and lasting
benefit Of The cause. "'
Charleston Mercury.
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A Nun. F9E THE YAsKEEs.AThere
appeared in tbe Mayors Couit yester.
day a huge negro, black as ebony,
charged with being a Runaway who sc
cording TO the testimony Of Mr.. Will
liams, who brought him into court, was
brough: down on The Cantral railroad,
by MIR. shepperson, the freight agent OF
that road, about o month siace,. the re
gro having requested him TO take
charge Of him. = = =
According 10 the testimony of the
prisoner he belonged to gentlemen in
Louisiana, (whose name and residence
he gare,) but was hired early.in the war
TO a gentleman from tha, State now AMI
then in the army. He he negro,) Wa.
captured at Gettysburg, aud returned
! With tho Yankee army to Virginia. after
our army evacuated the country North
Of the Potomac, sIn the vicinity OF
fredericksburg he succeeded in eIuding
the. vigilance of lis captors, and in lis
own language, escaped froia the. Y al
KEGS" The negpo was aTough 5thouSl h
manly looking specimen, of the genas
Africa, and his statement bore eviderics
Of truth and siacerity - Richmond Sen.
tinel. ~: '. X 81.
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DOESN'T do H.3 JfsSap6 s5o6 dslsTS -;
Sel he conha pM heip.ik 8 sYsso 49,
at 70 tssss agaio: st IN matt Td {
.wilis my father. but sPaSe sWiliiAdls i :
Old nans Seiipgs 60 dewn ss%traf =
notches-Ethihks 10 no uss 10 scfy ovets
split milk. 3, s-sssttE :. ;ivs .sxs,{ -
: Get Spur hat and boapst sad la {
90 home - "a, :. 80 g I, s
Young couple bsppt d, iSlaaas, Nm !
fngess stuek fufl Of hoIaises and u. !.
era; ay arcsad. aftct baggage; old asiS;
pays hetsl Bin, aud al jsass toSa.,ssf 5.
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LErrERsSfor amy of Brsgg's army
should be directed to Chattanooga, rs
q. T Philips, the head postmasten IN
at. Chiekamahga, whore they will tSe
stopped and distributed. =.
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.# = a .
z Some body ia; want Of vie ssesn,ti, J,
adyertised ip the Fayetteville obsssscs
Tor one. Heresis an answer to tIsf&dr
sertisement from va gal What is q
gal :" -. g. - ~. =.
RopssoS copsrr Jul fsdss 4 4
To mister bin .or tin NV The; attI,S
tsegt NC. 7 sur sea bi the nuss pass
Psrs that ulis in want NV a wifs .i don't
kno that i kin suite Il sbuh IA. sss a IS not
Perticilar kin jist telLa in the sfust pIase.,
as to lucks lis notputty so s6m' foa,ss
81 bpat ! don't b,eye all lib ats sed SO lie
| Civ you a discripshHn will start at mi
bead an 60 down mi hare is list the
cutler nv araustta oali it mout Be red>
der mi ise Is green mi nose al iits cep-
tin IT turns up at the eens my teatll ia
al gone ceptin I'm mi apep. Jaw an mi
2 stummuck teeth the rsst Nv fna ia Al
rite I'll You git 10 mi, feat they Ia rite 9
! wears Nomber IIIIIT1II but ats vii
du when haint got ahe groun Each
wais wun hundred an IiIflIlIIty Sicks
the propnrtie has is ole But an year
lin but he is a he wan as tu edicashun,
an music lie jist suftsu fur i haist got
nun don't no nethihg about jineral
HILLS exhemps fur i never bearn he mad
| emmy but has sene sum DeSerters who
cuss him for a granny du anser this in
the Hobsesyer quick as l is gi.tin tired
NV work furgot TO sa that NANNY is
got. XllIlIIlII gal Children Twin and
ait ded anser soon. -. 49, -.
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Exchange Notice, No. 6.

q, =. - JticnxoSD, Sept. IL, 1868.
SiE hiiowing St'ohfesic rat = ,piEccr, and
,nsa. SeHT'turcl at. :rieksburg, Miss.
SuiySi 1853, and ss,6seqnestlx paroiri'
have bs ssaysiiy exchanged, and srse, hereby
9, Iectsrst: S4ss 80 49, -
81. Tbe. .sfiieers aud mepef Gen. q. l. Ste
!: Tls siiassis ssd men 81 lesp, Boxen'. y |.
division = = = X ~ ~. -
aisssss and men ef l,1g g en-.
Msere :tfiexdes = y <I-sSs. =, - !
M aas I. saiesf. Rsn & the "a = r.ss: $
~ 8. ThsoAlesss and men ct.x: nul'- Il s;@n.
a. hiks 81 Gcvfsderats oSsieers.a,,a' ,,ssn.
who RavesbSss a-liyerctf;at ciIS Point At
r-tiIne f'revio'tf 10 July aSth; 1868. hNe
~ duly exchanged, and ara sherrby So
harsd. no oUI,D, -.
I 80 Agent OF ESchange.
Dct 11,. ; ,%aa s., s. .f>S..rg a Z,
Er s6utiierns prpess COPY sfx tSmes aud
d bills to the arsDepasimsat. -; q. :
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= NEws FROM TIE IsLANps. The
firing from our batteries continues
as usual. A working raFty on a.
sinalf1nortar battery Eas: OF g feag
wore respectfully driven of yester,
day morning by Fort Mo,ltife, aud
finally Disappeared. Batteries Bee
and Marion, on Sn1fivan,s Island,
also maintain a slow bat regular
fire on Gregg Battery Silnkins,
on James 1slaIld. keeps up "a reg
ular FIRE on Wagner,
On. Saturday night, a small beat.
.codssipihg two Ysptkees, was cap,
tnred between Fort Sumter and
the city. They, We're discovered
by q party Of eight of our met, :,
who orderedtthe Yankees fv sur.
render. The latter gave thenl-
selves up, and were 6ronght 70
the city Sunday morning. the
prisoners stated Ahat they were
carrying dispatches from General
Gilmore TO Adlajrsi Dahfgren,
and hadslaistakes Fort Spmter's
light for that,of the Iropsides. No
sdespatchass were found with them,
and their story is discredited They
were armed, and Il, is believed
were engaged Ia recgffnoiterinp
|onr harbor obstrnctions. II was
reported that another, suaall boat
uas in Company with tlia captnred
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From the, Army Of Northern Viz.

- The long talked OF forward movement,
of Gen. Lee has been nj last begun.-
The army ofNorthern Virginia is North
Of tho Rspidan, in hot .pursui: of the
grand army al. the .Po,omac, which has
fallen back from Culpeper q. II, aud Is
in rapid fight for Manassas Or Airing
ton. Meade rpay make n stand at the
Rsppabaunock. but this is not regarded
"a probable. His army not pume, icaily
very strong, mastering not over 80, ,U60
muskets, is weak as regards the ele-
ments of which it is composed, there
being in it a large proportion of recent
and most unwilling conscripts and re
captured deserters.
1t. would be unwise al present 10 give
even such meagre particulars Of our
plans and movements as have come to
our knowledge. We may, however,
say thatrEwcll's corps il IN the advance,
with General Edmund Jehnson's divis..
ion "a n vanguard.
The coming week will be one Of great
activity with Gen: Lee. and doubtless
also with his. antagonist, whether he
accepts or declines battle. If he has
Determined TO ,un, 30 tortoise pace will
avail him. ue must fly, and we may
expect To- hear of great quantities of
siores burnt aud much baggage thrown
away.-Richmomd EGaasincr.
The Sentinel says:
The news from all quarters concurin
stating that Meade has been stripped OF
two amy corps, but has been reinforced
by seopscsipts aud weakened 10y stoady
stream of dcsertcrs. 1t is tho belief
that movements arc abou. 10 lake place
-oG the Rapidan.
1t is not imprudent 10 say, AS the
news is already knpwn to the enemy,
that Gen. lee. was crossing tho Rapidan
yesterdu". Cen. E~eIt began the move
men:. Meale was supposed 20 be retir,
ing. Itis supposed by most that Meade
will retire beyond the Rappahannock
before giving battle, il at ALL
We sltali have plenty Of iunors now
one already ailoat is, that the enemy
arc landing force III the White House.
! Tho sIsEce is broken al Chattaroora
with cannonading, while Forrest is op
Grating handsomely on Rqsencranzis
rear. We look now for important news
ut erory tick Of the Telegraph. The re
ports EHd stories with " Lich some a-e
distressing themselves aud Others, as TO
commanders in Bragg'.' army, will be
foufd 10 he gra;ui;ous. Affairs will be
managed there to the best ads*Btnge. D;
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a :. FROaf ne sshsesil,er, or, the y sth'
XAinstsnt H,ys. boe WHEATON,. The
said boy MAS fsised md Owned -l,y
NJ Jffsss ssiss n, !, {, t,resnyiIie
Rt{rset ne e 81 lassE. eomplszfau.
1sxs 9 isshss bis3k vSiahs about
= f6nsA<os IN Eit snse6ll. and s.
III he saey ~ ~ tLs neigh,
1e9Ased NJ 4. A4rtig y. 80 = :
nSgS - sitxsFy tS JAN - shst j
y hln - s !. 80 ,::,s,s.,.. B. :, !.
ssss,S-,sss ssb. ssd. =; fsss'
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SAL L0YEROYE-

SAL LovEBoY.!~ =,
l. S saved ole tnts. caf teath an viii
git totth bentis to put eni Id as,
heer there is one In Fayeue pint the
time rs is in hurrie. ~
t SAL LovEBoY.
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The Soldiers Rest, Greenville. g. {

ron TIE souruERs, Exrnnrs1se.
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9b, sulltbtta eatrrprim.

! our, o--~paaa,s ssisa,. to Ai."[:
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Tasse,are about6ve thousand known
species &c luis. d. - -
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-10-15

.fGh' sshaesnest 'rrra,mc Is Kis -ofild.
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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-10-15

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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-23

MUNlFICEYT AND Delicious. The
Journal office was yesterday made the
recipient of munifcent and delicious
present-such an one as printers well
know how to be thankful for and to make
a proper disposition of.
The present consisted of a large
basket of large, ripe, luscious strswber-
ries, the most delicious that ever made
a printers eyes sparkle and his mouth
water.
While admiring the rich fruit another
messenger arrived, bearing from the
same liberal and large-hearted friend, a
gallon or more of Hermann unsurpagsa-
BILE Ice Cream.
fhC5o rich iofiracics wCr1- FJr0Pr Tfy
cared for by the attaches of the Jour
nal Office, with many warm wishes for
the happiness and prosperity of the fair
and generous donor There are bright
spots in the life even of printer.