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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-15
All. AMP INSP. GEN,L's OFFICE, }
RIoHHoND, Va, Oct. 10, 1868.
General Orders
No 125


No. 1885,
L. Recruiting officers and others forbidden /;
grant permits to conscripts deserters, allowing
them to visit their homes to remain there for any
purpose Tie notice already given conscriptsis deem
ed sufficient, and deserters entitled to indul
gence.
H. All parties who have received exemption papers
for disability Other than those granted for permanent
and decided disability. must be re examined and the
law which, there ia to believe is too often
ded be in these il all cases strictly enforced.
III. Men employed to aid enrolling officers must, il
subject CONSUMPTION, be regularly enrolled; and
less detailed fo- The special duty in question by the
written orders of the War Department, will be report
ed to the Bureau Of CONSUMPTION, to be disposed of
in other cases.
" Officers will be held to strict account for any
violation OF neglect of these orders
V. The provisions of Paragraph !, General Orders
No. e. seres is extended to officers CT Major
"A. II. Coles Deps rtment. The payments authorized
VIII be made byany post quartermaster.
VI Officers and soldiers in the general service can
not be transferred toJcal companies and applications
therefore, willnot be enter tanned.
By Oder.
(Signed) s. COOPER,
oct ~ Adt. & Iusp. Gen'i.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-15

e Mr.. and the Misses Stem an, On
Saturday and Monday nights last, favor
ed the citizens Of this place with their
interesting entertainments. They will
give another concert tonight.
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TO RE HING.

Mr.. VIM. Z. Cofman, Of Rockingham
charged with the offence Of plotting
and assisting deserters TO escape TO the
lines of the enemy, has been tried by
Cout Martial III the command of Gen.
In1boden, found guilty and sentenced to
be hung on Friday next, the 18th OF
December. He is a married man with
several CHILDREN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-15
ALMANACs.

Those ,vho wnt Al.nanacs can be
supplied at the Book store of Mr.. r,
Cowan OF this place. lie can furnish
"The Confederate States Almanac p
and Repository Of useful Know led e =
"Blum's Farmers and Planters Alma
nae = Richardson's Virginia and North
Carolina Almanac;" and The Southern
Almanac" = he latter published by John
son & Schaffter, Lynchbnlg, Va. Mr..
powan also has Books and Stationary
for sale as cheap as can be afforded IL
these .stlush Times" of Confederate
money.
Be hopeful. Deliverance will come
~, d,,~ t;,,o
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DIED.

Oied, On the Srd of December, 1868, in Staun-
ton, Va, a { the residence OF her son OWEN O.
MoRRlS. Mrs. MARY MORRIS. in the 92i
year OF herr age. She was consistent member
Oh the NE thodist Episcopal Church, respected
ana beloved by all that knew her.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-15
MARRIED

On the 25th Inst, at the Monumental Chnrcb
m richmond by the Rev. DR.. Woodbridge, Mr..
JAMES. H. HAMILTON, of Augusta, Co..
VA VA, 70 Mis- 8 ESslE ", daughter of Y. P.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-15

The account which the London Times
gives of the warliko preparations now
being made by Russia may Indicate OH
" a purpose to avert the War, which
the Emperor Napoleon predicts i'll Case
the great Powers cannot come to an a.
in the proposed Peace Con-
CESS at Paris.
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AUGUSTA RAID GUARD. D
STAUNroN, Dec. 9th, 1853. {
ENER OTHERS

QUARTERMASTER'Ss OFFICE,
Stanton December IA 1853 {
TAX IN KIN D.. Farmers who have delivered
Il tax In kind to any of my wagon masters or at
this post aud have not yet obtained official (printed)
receipts, are notified to call without delay ana pro.
cure the proper papers, they will find much tro-
bic In making their settlements. This matter must
be attended TO before the lst of January next
Dec 15-3ts III. IL. BELL MAJ, II O NJ
20 Vim. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-15

Brute Butler is represented to be max
ing vigorous preparations at Norfolk for
a Winter campaign IN North Carolina.
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no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-

no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -
Il The Undersigned gives notice that be has made
arrangements for a bnal settlement Ia December
with the heirs of Andrew aud Mary ATeharr dec as
ed and notifies ell persons who have clans against
either the estaue of Andrew Arehart decd, Mary
Arehart, dec q, to present them according to law be-
tore the lst of January, 1854 as he will be
ponslDie for claims presented atrcr that date. lie
qTires ali person. indebted Ell her of estates to
settle promptly with HIM.
u. C. AREHART, Ex'or d Admir-,
Ex'r of AID. Arehart, decd
Dec S-4ts* admir- of Mary AreharG, deed
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VIRGINIA:
' ~ AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT, November
24tn, 1863
Pursuant to an act OF he General Assembly passed
at the special session thei eof ls6, ordered that
hereafter the fine against delinquents falling to
work upon the pubic highways OF the county, shall
DE Five DOiiars per day iox eacn and every day Of
such failure. And it ,dered that copy of this
order be published In the County papers tor the pc
riod Ut one mouth.
Extract-Teste,
WM. A. BURNETT, D. c..
December Tim
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GEN ERAL HOOD.

Gen. Hood is in Richmond. His
wound has entirel healed and gives him
no trouble. lie uses crutches. Steps
have been taken to procure for him an
artificial leg for walking and riding. -
His general health is unusually good and
he expects to take the field III the
Spring.
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az AUCTION SALES.
BY BRUCE n PECK. An.t,a.o.rs

|
nj EGROE S AT AUCTION...Wa will sall on
~ Monday, the 18th inst. (Court-day) s Take v
Negroes, men. women, girls. ami boys
Dec. 10Th, III KRIIl,t, and prrR
/ OST.-on Sunday evening last was lost from
~ wag,n loaded with leather for the s,tanntop
Boot q Snoe Factory betw cen Mt Sidney and Staun-
on, a large roll OF sleep sklns- A reward Of rs,
will be gwen Tor the delivery of the same to the lac
tory at btaanton. W. 6. lllIpER. Aot
Dec l5-3J%
DOSFPON EAENT..-The sale Of my land ad.
vert.ea Tor the 1Ith, has been postp oned to Mo1-
aa, the z2sh, luourtday) hen il mi. be- sold at the
auction room Of Cat EFT aud Abby
pse 45.L IT. Vim. copy. PHILLIP MILLER
NJ MGASOES FIR SA a.r...l have four able !
IN bodied men for sale that can be seen IN Staun
lou Jan also, Que hSeiy man ONE 1 viii be in
stanton friday morning next until i O'Clock.
Dec. 10th, ls* John 3 SMITH, Waynesboro
OST, between the bridge below the va. Hole,
IL and the residence of vi Smith, ady's back
Ius cape Zen dllags viii be paid for its delivery a.
tue otectaser, once. Dec l5-tf.
LTOIs rem T,.-i desire TO rent nay farm, or part
4 OFT TO an industrious man who is not liable to
Conscription, and whose family is not large
Dec i5--1ts. j. T. MITE HE'LL
Near Hebron Church, Augusta, Co.
EOR SALE have for sale four barrels of bran
IL dy. j. T. MITCELL.
Dec l5--2ts.
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G1 l0a KEWARD..-On Friday, the 18th
epI 3UOV inst. three servans men ra.saway from
the subscriber al Lynchbnrg. Tney were named
Edmund IS bright nulatto, 25 years DID, AID 5 fee.
10 or Ii inches high. Henry IS muiatto, about %
Years DID, and took with him Yankee overcoat.-
Robert rs also nnlatto, ana is about II years old
aud has scar on the forehead which however re-
qanss CT Sc examination To see. reward of 81 COO
will be sivel for the recovery Of the three OF any in
formation which viii lead TO their recovery and
taird of thai amount will be gwen for the recovery of
elaer OF them. w. ii. ROSE,
DEC l5--Zts~ iynchburg
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Jour HUN BIZ ED DOLLARS REWARD
IL stolen from my house In Montgomery connty on
the 18th OF Novem6 er Hght roam, some would call
oorrei horse, about 5 bands high seven years old,
and he's gnoe saddle horse. Supposed to be sold
Hite or j 5. Furgerson Said parties are from Mel
son county, aud suspected Of stealing two horses
from the same neighborhood- Furgerson having
been arrested IN Staunton for the stealing of one of
the horses. which has been recovered, will give a
reward OF $z0a Tor the recovery OF TIE horses and
500 for the apprehension and conviction the thief
Add ess II. p. JONES,
Central Station, Montgomery County,
Dec l5--3ts. on Va. Tenn r. r.
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gtaunfsu Spectator

STA, ft-s)N. V A.
c-ncn.v DECEMBER Is, 1868.
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r & Ably,

]. ". abby.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
dCoIored soldisrs---PriaonOrs Of War.

tCOlored Soidirrs---Pris0nors Of War.
By the following extracts from an arti-
Gle in the Richmond Enquirer, it will be
seen that TIE right Of the Oonfederates TO
treat captured black soldiers otherwise
than ss prisoners Of war is essentially
abandoned, and the practice is, in the
case Of free negroes, confessed 10 be with
sut WaTTast aad stroeious. These preni-
see being grapted win cover the case Of
freed negroes SIS veil.
e1After FecitiBg the act Of the Confederate
Congress, declaring The organizing of Nc
eroseldiers 70 be sac inoiting Of slave in
sUTTection, and that it shall be punished
with death, the Enquirer says:
@ The language Of this Law has been
construed by the enemy 10 apply 70 free
negroes Of the United States, and we must
admit that such q construction is not
forced, bus does come within the terms Of
the law. Bat rs it is clearly not within
the province OF one nation 70 undertake to
pres5ribe the soldiers which another shall
use in it's arnies, we hope thai this law
Till b9 o0nhned, by additional legislation,
20 such employment by the enemy Of slaves
or free negroes fthe several States Of the
Confedetacy.
Itcertainly IS not necessary to argue
that the color Of q soldier does not place
him beyond the pale Of Civilized warfare
=-fSg the O6nfedsrscy has at this time
many indians in its service. And as
France employs blacks in its armies; as
Brazil does the same; aud as England
uses negroes as policemen, and Sepoys as
soldiers, the Confedsracy might as well
undertake TO say that these nations are
"inconsiste tent With the spirit Of those uss-
ges which, in modern warfare, prevail
among civilized nations" az to enact re-
talistiou agsinst the United States for en-
ploging ihe free negroes Of the United
Ststes in IL armies - Cnciaaati GEzsffs
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[Eron Rev.. RtOu Brown D. D., Editor 9! tn'
Kncyoiopedia = EeIiSious B1eEisdEs.l

[Eron Rev. ,. .aHtOu BrOTli D. D., Editor q tns
EncG eiopedIs Religious kSeFi5dEs.l
AIthouEh not disposed to favor OF TeocniIs1e ta;-
sut MsdiGiuss IN gaas-zi, through distrast ot taoi
Tnersdisnts and sfiecis, vet know OF no Eutieisni
feSsons why man may .. testify TO the beuenS he
believes himself 70 hsg0 aeoyed nom 80 sii.itiS t
the benefit OF others. a..
do this tao more rsadi,S in regard 20 ho2nann
this CITY, beosussI Ess pteiudloed against sne1a t1t
msn5 wears, under the impTeasioh that th2y Vsle
shieiv An alcoholic mixture sui Indebted 20 n!
fTieud Robert Shoemaker E3s., iCr he reIOve1 thlH
5Tsndfca by rroper tests and fer eEcouragsment 70
N them when suffering IRON great and long oonLIs.
1sd debility This use OF thee botties OF these i-
Egrs st the beginning Of the present year VS. iol
oved nv evident relief ana restoration 70 degree o.
Sndiiv and mental viecr which had not fell tor His
Saonths before aud had Of
therefore thaak Ged shd ny friend ior dltss514s 1ls
% the use Of them. ). aENfVN Dhv"N'
Philadelphie, Juns ., la5l.
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SRERlEE'S SAFE.

6IHERIFFs sALE-By virtue Of an 81.
y der ofsale Issued from the Court Of Common
feeted, in the eRse wherein J. E. Raymond and
M4ry D. Raymond petitioners, are plaintiffs and
Ransom Heath, a. GB7rdiaa Of Luceiia Heath
and MaFtha fisures- Lucelia Heash and Martha
Figures are delendsusss l shall expose to sale,
at Pu0ho auetion, 81 the door OF the Court Youse
Of saia county, A. the hour Of o'clock, P X. on
she l4th day OF JanUary, A. D. 1854, the following
described lands and tenetneuts, to-wif: The
house and LOT situated on the northeasterlv cor
IL Of Bridge and York streets, in he city Of
0leveland, Ceunty Of Cnyahogl, Ohio, hefng
thirty ven go feet 'front.' on Bridge street and
rhnnng bacs, ot eqHsi width, one huudred and
thirty ieet on York street.
Appraised az $4,000
z. q. LEWIS, Sheriff,
By L. B. WHITNEY, Deputy
PALNER & DENsIs, Attorneys for Plafunffs,
She aH.s ohiee, December Il, 1868.
decIs. l33 -s- ~
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As1ro- l= l=s.ay S5r-Ec..--s q 80 gE-lisRos ard
Is1rzs O. l-e Ai--i we T-21c rc1sr tc 40 r3ilgHs
ETs-
Yin. -. Al-lzZ. E-i-ll-l1s Dsaf sis;-I hsFs sseAs
assllg-s JIG - afgR ta-s leTa tried Eo1 cec=-s
fi-uls, anu EaC iLl e-lual i 1cs 5up6 i0e % ely
8, ti5s c. 1niE. Az1us -hrr gT5lt Gr-iilss Ehi1a
iIsiH El tisd, j. l5 Ty g1e-7 q tone, TIE agree
aHis fI4 -4-f l-1-l. ai-l Nltl7 Cl -riis- Niilil1
POI I'D tns sGesszs youao lie big deserve
Eaal, Sir, sef77s vefg tr1ly5
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T Z r u S:
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us a club Of tW-nty or ov5r.
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got- si-a-- thl-1 le ny os-Aie7 80 enc. snst -aa
very ilzsla Tee s9lE1E. A-51tiAist5-z-s
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FFHR An, STJFFIOTFNT pHRRB

FEHH % HiItfStj tjFEkt!L tiN = Z II GhlA
--TRI EEEHASl I, 2 and s. axe protected BY Eoy=
aI Letters Patent E1sipnds srd seCTis33 y m
scala Of ti5 hcois Dc fnarnisaie 60 ksfls sna tAe
Imperial College OF mediciue Vienna.
no. Gao 90 Invaluable fer EEhsC8tion, ss5slIzsos
rhOea and 81 physical disabilities
no T-o ooi1stsfeiy etsdlr1tea 81 trAcss ci thcEs
ffssza- HI al bayo her5to0rs Lesa treated d a-u-
zsaus and gsruic{cCz us5 OF cJpsgia and euhshs,
GOs Three na8 entirely slPplanted the iniiro16 Gi7
uf Mercufy, tulTeby i2suEtag 70 tie suNerer sfcsy
rae9, 5i-lersiuZ s i2puFittes and ru0tlBF GIt the
TRrEsEdAR, Nos /, snd 3, arc preparations n the
10 carried 10 tho 9aiglcOat po ket. Sold in TN cases
and divided into Separate doses, es administered D7
VoFRu, Lailsnaud, tOux, i5sld, -. Price e each;
lr cases for e9. 7nicl saves sSi sIa n - CASES
.-Ssfebg theis - e saving Of e9. 70 &c EeI s1oie.
E8E EJTE.
Tmnedisisiy or rsoliyipg remittance d. E5zr5E
,rilt Or-Err1 the FsscznEr IL any raTfUf tEs Tcflzt
HsJursly packet and addressed sosOEdinE - tla -
- ~ ~ 5i 81 e y CLARK, Assent Tor Clsvslsrd.
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gg@mlssllaH E.eseHAsTs.
THATCHER, GARDINER, BURT
L q co..
Storage and PrOdueS
OoNKISsION EERCHAETR
Orice and Warehouse ~ and g9Alsrwin-st.,

Once and Warehouse ~ and g0Alsrwin-st.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
sB-PTo9rietors Of the NEW UNION RAILWAY
EHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, tadjoin-
ing the Rev Freight Depot Of tbs o. O. O. Railroad
%. on Merwin-t,) hsying astorsge capacity Of two
hundred and hftY thousand GJshels
DEALERS IN-Grain, Flour, Fish, HighvfnsI
Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country Produce zen.
srally. Also, Salt, Water Lime and Land Plastar-
?. P.THAT1HEa, iF., ere. y sARDENR, of late hF8
6. q. BUBT, Ozark, Gardlsr Co,
A. O. h'EAIBE, 4. X. CLATLEa.
Sirm Of Thatcher, Burt %.
slgPropsrty received by Railway, Canal or vs.se
for Sale or Shipment. va give personal attentionte
she purchase and sale o. Produce and MerehAndia
on Commission,
1TLIBEBAL OAsE ADVANCES made on al
Oonsignmsnts. We are prepared to receive and ShlI
By Canal, Lake or Rail, (Eithout cartsge,) Grind
stones, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and Coarse Freight,
0e al kinds having the only DeErohs in the OttY ci
the transfer Of heavy ETeights.
5-Rsfsr TO Banks and Business Hsn generally.
Isr7 HsT
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A Frzsr EArE CPP5nTUNtrT FoR IEvf fsrMESTs-
20 vacant Loie some on ANAL and River EHd rear 70
busi1ess part Of The Ciiy, can be bought a. a bar
gain.
euclid sT-Brlck House, two stories, basement
sld attic, wsIer- gas bath room, marble nan
lies, &c q 200
LAX E-sT-On Clinton Park, one ami half s.oTy
Horse and Lot, 50xe9 e
KISeM N-5T-A la'gs end handsome B0uses Cited
up with III ths uCdcrn fmprn7emsHfsi Lrs sing
Room i5E7f feet. eud arg iot-
urUvement5 $3.50
EINSM as f-Near E-la-St., good LARGE Cottage
Housa and = ACRE Of isnf. ei5CO
HICk IS seAr the Giro e. Mert side Honae and
Let. $40.
PBtSp SITS 1.-Two Story Brick House, water and
gas and a rooms s5,5.9
CEIA H-sT--Sear Ferry, two story Hoase and Lot,
with baru sifGa.
WAISUr ST Coed Brick H0us', two stories and
basement.
EU6LfD-ST--Eear Ferry, Vacant Lot, lOlz2 feet
WILLS N-SI-hesr Clinton Bark, Vac ut Lot, cox
20 feet,
First class Business Property,
Lots with s5oros, &c on Superior and UGtsro-stH
glud gor iuyos stnent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
PnsT.NFFleE TlME.TAgLE.
1854. Winter Arrangement 1854.
FOB TIE
Arrival AND Closing OF EsAlIE
At TIE
CLEVELAND POST OFFIOE,

Commencing November l6tl., iAGs.
zz-nIails VIII be opened and ready for delivery
hour efter arrival o. traing,
ss-An Mails cl9ss one hour before departure Of
''-i-'' ARRIvAL or MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through strives at 100 a. NJ, and lao and
Esstern way arrives at I0l5 A. NJ
Fitts5urgh EhEogg9 sEriges a a g 2;25 s. n
saoGuEEy " ~ arrives st gs5 a ID
MahDatrF Way strives at 5:39 P. 81,
Cincinnati "a ough arrives a. $50 4. NJ, 2:5O p a'
do ~, Way arrives al g.f-l .,-t ? NJ .o.,,p
do Way arrives at rs i. NJ.
Medins Way arrive at $40 2. M.
RooApert, &o zstiyes Tres5sys, Thursdays sad sat
greSis7ilis Bah' &C., arrives HlOndsgs Ar4 Fridays
sharon enter, GranzeT. Worth Boyalton, So, srrtvos
Mondays and Fridays at ? =:
WarTensviiie arrives daily at lg1s A. Fl.
EaFs Cleveland aud Euclid arrives daily 81 4, q.
ULusIEG or MAILS.
.EAsTEEs TuROUJH, ior Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, aud @.iioughbyI P2inesYlsi sene'
E4ETEss THBOU6si io- New York only, closes o
I 2I5F. n.
! ton, New orb and SertfJTd closes 81 $50 :. n
ESsTERS WAY, for ~ points between Cleveland ant
V2s4yTs rHsGUaa for Toisao. Detroit, Ohicar,
end Milwankee' closes at 10 2. H., (ieaTss 10
lVf WrsTTnF IazoUaH, fer Toledo, Detroit Chicago
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 20 P. y.
WFsTERE Way, sor all points between Cleveland
| and Toledo, closes a. / Z. n.
! BAEBUsEY Way, Gor sGuduszy and all intarIreaist
| soints, closes al3.3l P. n.
CiIHoUgNhTI WAY, fJr uli points between OieVtlsnt
and Cincinnati ocEs8 Et 10 P. d., 0eaYes 81 -
I next morning.
! = OfscIsaETI TEGoUGH, for CoIumbus, Dayton, HsT
ARK and Cincinnati closes at 10 ?. n, usaye5 al 10
] next mOrniug-l
! Louisville St LOuts, Indianapolis, nGnesviile Al
4 Wheeling, closes AZ $40 z. Ii.
pIfT8BU RsU TU5GUGH fer Pitf5buTgh ana WASH
I fuzton. closes at ~ % 2. fl.
! fITTsBUEGH Wal, tCI al points between SieYelAnd
Tslsvilio and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Phiisdsiphia
| Baltimore aud Washington. closes st 80 \ nd.
! HfEoEIEG WAY, tor al pclDts bstwesn Cisvelan,
aud EoHns5tOFnI closes - 10 2. IL, tieaVes 81 81
1sEt mOrIils)
! Ff=giEL Nay, closes so =. n.
EoCxP0sE, a.. clcses caE rsdsys, Thursez-s AZ
Saturday. a. y ~. @.
drusyE, at A, ssss ,,- -,
| .s2HAR0S CESTls. Granger, North hoyal-on 20
! CLOSES on Tuasdeys and Saturdays att A. N.
| lgAaREssVLLLc, ciJsel daily 1870 A. N. .
| EAsTC1ryELAsBs and E"olids closes datlyi at :.
EG-Msli and Drgs Letters are requirsd, By Law
y ss5-1I Cg Circulars sre required 70 be pgs-psi
| With . two cent STAMP .
~ Ofdco oPsn FToai s.rj S. h. 30 7:So 2. r..
Sol1's l''ii' o. - - i0-S' p joOwLFs p r.