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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

Notice to Csty Tax srsains
Notice is hereby given that On Aoa !, TRsrornvls =
t5ib 1868. the Council o. the CRY o =, whieh r%Is4
meet As a bard Of Equalization, sssmsn p >
persun feeling agErieved at me "a ~ blard theSE
may appear aud have an apPe4a E1RsET
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

RELIGIoUs.-Preaching in the Mptho.
dist Church, on Sabbath The Dist inst. Al
half past Ten A. NJ, by Rev. A G. Wiae.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY C"
CAMP COTTONWOOD SPRINGS HEBRAsLA'
Hav lI-t- 1874 ]

Special Order. No. B..
It having been reliably brought 70 ms notes =
per ORs eny8gei in keeping Ranches and siorsi-
The road and psrson- passing over the : ad. hsF3 p
in the haDif ~ furnishing whisky TO the disns' III
by committing = very grave criminal aBe1ee
! DOW now notify All such pers hs ms 'issyM
immedisfely discontinue Buch Or &c and II tms pr
tiee is persisted in, in a single instance, lEll P0-r
~ and severely punish the offender
By 0rder u T W. BEDFORD
CAPTAIN d Nebraska Cav ~
Commands c.. e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
WEDNESDAYS REPORT.

WEDNESDAYS REPORT.
The Latest from the RappahannOck.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK.
ALL TIE MILITIA UNEER ARMS.
GEN. HOOKER ON THE MOVE
Rebels Entered ChambPTsbarg Lees Ar
my near HaTpeT'- Ferry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

Fine shower on Wednesday night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

N. HEwETT, psf Acjutsst. -
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-08-25

my mothers resolution Was not 70 be shaken,
and think the morning he parted with Us at
the depot ] discovered a lurking expression Of
relief in my ungle's face as he bade Us fareWel.
Soon after he became q rich man, and he had
been IN comparatively moderate circumstances,
90 that he grew in great favor with my fathers
brothers. But We heard all this from strangers.
He never wrote TO ny mother, and we seldom
if ever mentioned him, although am sure he
was often in our thoughts.
What a sad place IS q railroad depot for a
heavy heart, With its excitement and hustle and
take care Of yourself aspect. saw little girls
there who we're going away, too; but they had
fathers to come and bid them gOod-by, and
others had fathers 70 60 With them. But We
we're alone. People stared at our new mourn
ing, and left US to ourselves. fell to weeping
passionately. forgot ny mother in my self
ishness, now that I Was all she had left in the
world to love her.
When the cars started, l gathered myself up
in the corner Of the seat, and would not hear
her sweet, comforting words, but cry myself to
sleep; and this was fhe first day Of our new life
the preface Of dark days-the beginning Of
separate existence.
How our yearning hearts would return TO the
former timei Sometimes a form, a tone Of
voice, sudden glimpse Of face, chord in
music, and strange happiness thrilled US So so
1t vas for years after. He had died 80 suddenly
and 50 far away from as, and we never looked
upon bis dead face. We we're loving him the
same and we still looked for hin home.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-08-25

was resting IN an easy chair, and some thought
fl person had arranged her pillows. I noticed
this with a twinge Of conscious jealousy. 7 felt
that already some one had taken my place-she
was learning to do without me. But / concealed
the transient thought Of pain. Her face was
winter than the linen of the slips, and she vas
too feeble to raise to meet me. She welcomed
me with outstretched arms, but would not be
taken back to my old place until had knelt be-
fore her and confessed my guilt. We embraced
one another again and again. It was as though
We had journeyed separate to foreign lands and
had returned. After our first and only es-
arrangement the reconciliation was sweet. Ny
mother rang for lights snd tea, and we spent a
pleasant hour together. I said it would be
happiness to stay in that pleasant place the re-
mainder of the week and commence my school
in good style the following Monday. Ny indul-
gent mother sanctioned my wish, but new
spirit of resolve within me determined me to
conquer myself and return at once It was not
an easy task to convince my mother of the ne
cessity of my doing so, but I at length obtained
her reluctant consent. A little while we talked
Of our future prospects. Peering together so
into the future We discovered chinks that ad-
mitted a flooding sunshine upon the untried
darkness. 1t was a pleasant way Of facing
poverty, and encasing her rough hard hand with
a kid glove. l was reminded of passing time
by restless feet pacing to and fro the hall. Then
/ knelt before my mother and our bowed spirits
in dire poverty Of good gifts inplOred the rich
ness Of His blessing, and with my mothers
benediction resting upon me I went forth to
that battle field whose conflicts are not recorded
in blood, neither are its soldiers discovered by
dying groans, only God wots Of the dreadful
strife, and His angels note the silent moan and
the unwept tears. . e.- -El-
TO BE CONTINUED. Il
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-08-25
From Grants Army.

We are permitted to make the following ex-
tracts from private letter from member of
Grants army to his brother-in-law in this city:
CAAIP SHERNAN WEsT SIDE OF BLACK RIvER,l
August 3, 1863.
DEAR BRorHER.-We are still in the same
camp that wrote to you from last week. am
st present blessed with good health, but many Of
the members Of our regiment are quite sick
with different kinds of feTers, such as is peculiar
to this climate this season Of the year. Those
that are sick at present in our regimentaI hos
pitals have been made 50 from the nature of the
forced marches we made to and from Jackson
II pursuit Of Johnston, who, on our arrival at
jackson held us in check some four davs and
then let MS into the place. After taking Dos
session Of the place we DESTROYED everything
that was most likely to give comfort, direct or
indirect, to the enemy of our once happy country.
These people, l think, here in the State Of
Mississippi, are getting most awful tired of the
war, and are now willing to come back into the
Union and behave themselves, in fact, some of
them are beginning to hOl0l for peace, and the
prisoners we took at jackson, to the number OF
2,50O say, that is the most Of them. that before
they will 90 into the Rebel army again that
they viii form themselves into companies and
squads and resist the pretended powers that be
to the bitter end.
-MOSL OL Lueu LLllk5 100 LudL LQey are ugnllng
only for the>purpose Of setting up a few aristO--
cratic individuals to position not beneficial to
themselves or to the rising generations to come
that they have like interest in. It is now given
up by the people here, those that have talked
with, that the once so-called Confederate States
are now played out. Confederate currency
amongst them is selling from five to ten cents
on the dolar-ouite depreciation. Don't YOU
think sO2 So you see Cotton is not King, al
though hepeople ofthe Cotton States thought so.
Most Of the families that live between here
and Vicksburg are now depending on the COM
missary of the United States for their supplies,
such as women and children. This is caused
from both armies passing and repassing over this
territory until they are eat, as it we're, out OF
house and farm. But such is the nature of war
at all times where it exists, or where two large
opposing armies meet to give battle.
Weare at present doing but little or nothing,
but getting our camp in order to make Us com
Portable. Our camp is in the woods, on the ridge
of small hill, with plenty Of water short dis
tance from here to bathe in and cooking pur-
poses. So taking all things into consideration
We are nicely fixed in la good resting place until
fall Yours, ETC. g.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-08-25
Original.
LINES TO
IA. X. nolsLAu.


Meath ay1de spreading Tree, by the bright waters
cleaning, |
There, my darling, We met last our TOWs to renew;
How the gentle love hight through your soft eyes
was streaming,
and bathing my sad heart, Ike Heavens own dew.
Do you ever remember that NOISY green bank,
Where told you my love Oh, Heaven Of blissi
As you IN my arms INCREASINGLY sank,
And our lips were fast loched IN that Wild ferTid
kiss,
or when thoughts Of the past bring that spot to
5our view;
That spot, With It's fsncIes and memories blsst,
Would you bring back thst moment, 70 tell ne anew
That you loved me, and drOop that proud head on
my bTeastf
With yOu in my arms could stay there forever,
And never repfne for pleasantsr spot;
Heart beating to heart which death only eoud sever
Andlips pressing bps, which death only could part.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-08-25
Yours truly

HERE is something which young men of small
salaries should consider Let a man have a
genius for spending, and whether his income be
a dollar a day or dollar minute, it is equally
certain to prove inadequate. The man who
(being sngle) does not save money on six dol
lars a week, will not be apt to on sixty; and he
who does not lay up something in the first wear
of independent exertion, will be pretty apt to
wear poor mans hair into his grave
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-08-25
ullglnal-
WAY TO CHURCH

JOIN b E0N HI
0FEf Gle dalds and vsll5es green,
TarcuRisffs Hpods and over the hiilE,
UoGe- fha bsri and through the lanes,
or t1a unsie mufnuFiBg nils,
Ihlihar o. her wsyto The church
Trips maifen lovely and fair,
etoBs ahe nov by The sfreun let's side,
esfhsling foRsrs blooming tbere. rG
Passed the wood and into the fed,
Passed tha Geld a1d inis he wood,
Slowly turning the winding way,
Lslsuraly in a th0aghtful mood,
EoH in valley al1 BY the GiEssm
That GO sweeily ri5ple6 along,
Singing 10 birds End waving tleeg
Her early Sabbath morning GsnE.
A brlght-eyed youth IN ahepbsTd's dress
u turliug loW ths Windfng way;
--oW stnns % hall the echoes clesr.
As they IN Gom tie msideais lay.
The LAY is o'er, ths maiden now
Is srszirg n the silver stream,
Wblls afdsnlly the shepherds boy
Isubiup'ring 70 hsr loves yOuug dean.
The noonday's sun has passed and gone
Down ne horizon Of tie Wet,
Bus q v.Eey and By the hiream,
The maid and youth are stil st Teat.
Fhe vi age bell they hess no m9ie,
Onl' the songs Of buds shove,
Aaiheg aid IN eloeuent Eotes
The youth 70 tell bis tale Of love
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-08-25

lTo BE CONTINUED.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-08-25

OH DEAR I" exclaimed Henrietta, throwing
herself into the rocking chair, I'm never go
to that Post Office again to be looked out Of
oauntenance by all those men on the side walk
It's so provOkingl Whot can do, Sarah Jane
to stop those awful men from staring me so in
the face IF "Do as do" replied Sarah, With p
sly look, "shO'0 your aHkle'"
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1863-08-25

The sh0eblacSs OF London are very numer-
Gus, and support regular organizations that are
controlled by congress Of shOeblacks. Last
year &6,2 ,22S was collected by 31J boys OF the
Shoe-black Brigade
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
DE PUBLISHED on SATURDAY NEXT:
THE RUNAWAY MATCH.
n N. IIrNnY NNnII

by NIft' ILNAl NVV
Complete iu large octave volume. double Irse
sniforra with The shadow o. Ashydya Free % eea''s
copy.
THE DAYS OF sHODpY By the snihor o' "sho".ao''
Straps" Is nearly ready.
xz~ Book.ele1s Nev. Agcrs aud all otheT'' VII p'A'
sccd Oh n cir orders u once ior above ooosA
Pubh,hed end Tor sae a. the Nae.pe Fuoaus ana h"''
s.hns Es,Ail. 10 this county ~hi,h i' q
7. p. PETERSON BROTHERS,
~. 7ot Chestnut s., Phiaie.Ih'A
To whom al orders mrs, sddessed, aud 'ey Nj Ts
csivs immediate ti.eri.or-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

4. II. Afftlt AHca aefi
DY BANGS. MLkNIN q Co.. Irving Ba.'d-
ID .fr, s.s cd ..f .st rr ffsas eies rf fa.ls rtf
laa,iy. ll,t i., Wei-ta AZ t.a.f o.s l'n.4s. 80
TUESDAY s.I NffEI .ufI ffl.iaDa.
lss .ssa4 %. at sas.s
fas editions ~ t- vfnf' of taniafi s.haf' sai insi
q safrfg q Co. c.ii i....r...s b.. tf $
,s5 ~o.f rss.ss. icr TaH.r. Fi o. $50 20 b. 81
rtl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
DAYARD TAYlOR's NEW NOVEL,
- liANNAH TlIURSrOH;
sropY ov AMERICAS tiFy,

AhERiCAN 'irs
ssp cot of mint The Publisher hcgs 10 iuiosn booEe
70 awaiting su pr,s s the Fourth Edition viii b. ready oui
iue the ,,,el tioa "a 1rdefs viii be promptly titled
The Nes.Yor ~ burc, Ia long Ievie" Win ho'''c ~
trgcts from tae NofA, says. H..
The affection Of te oTy depends less on The "'ci''ln'.
Of he Mot rh is simple in ls construction ana ''u
ito ai. a. ~ or developments Of chnrae eI pha
vcor aud beauty Of its deserpion IN the e'Per'l "
heroine Hsrrnh Thurtsl he power Of dorp ann u' o.
faction 10 f.rui.r an erce i've love ot the0Ty T. alr
denoted. he progress Of lcr mind consianty "ns un L'
i m u reader sid Nc a. lcusth s.f's tie COZ ~
vl .ls esranes i.oui e pers Of TOO ea io'e 81 u
to ana attain. che hchs Of ser aud none "oil"iho'"
we tre ur, ng q fores's 'he curiosity of ouI ead'
H. am 'hpr H ~ ofhc ut and sequel oi ue soiY'
~ ~ a,u. at ta .laphc aid ifupfcfANe passages MHh
which 10 anouuds. ~ pecHfs the versatile soter enu '
,u f-us OF . lr4H0r u7rct stoned point ~ view
mon , tha taua.t admirers of be loriu,r piodnciion- o.
i.fr.isIrI in rnr which he has sLeet nom thc.'
'ire.h WOOD, eau pattnrc. new. ...,n,,,.
q. 4. rl1NhH Pubishoi,
10. al Efoadn av.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
S;a:iouerD an0 5antn GOODS.
0fI>HE PEN IS MIGH1IER THAN TIE
SNOMD.'
THE GOLD rrN-TuE BEST OF III rEHs.
>'ORTCN'S GOLD PENS,

ofINlE flM is MINh 1i>lS ItNN IltiS
SNOhD.'
THE GOLD pPv-ruE BEST uF III PENS
>iORTCN'S GOLD PENS,
THE BFst rEEs ~ THE WORLD.
On rcr,t Of sny of The following in c,sh, The sro-
,Yi,er viii send by mail ohc's." directed,
Gold ZEN o. rertseeag ne same according 10 de'cIno,
v" GOLD rrss WITHOUT CASES.
po 7s cents, tle Magic Pen % cents the Luciy Pen
f- - the Alweys Ready Pen; ior - cents the Eoat
numbered bu. ooHcspcnd in sae'to numbers T. and
fc'pectiyeiy
THE SAME TENS ~ slLyER-rLATEp EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
50 cents the hacc Pen; for Z, cents the Luckv Pen
of - the tways Ready Pen lor i y, the Elegant Pen
srd ,oT - - tAc E1ce,for Pen. tn.
ridosInn foin 1he average "rei Of every one o which ~'
IA outast srs Of the bo steel Pens ahouy. nc, a''
- sasar'a.fed, r.G HcyCo'e, 49,. e@oidagedt1e
MOETON'S WARRANTED PENS.
The name A. Morton "Npmberr sad Quality" are
.snpcd tie fo'o, Pens ana ihe piais warranted
fyr ~ mouths. os'pl sslnt accident.
1he Number indct' .ile only; Ne boinr the smallest
sHl No 10 the i,rr"i nmoiI Goa Pm. for tho de,h
Log and Medium Nib n li ,izes lquae' Short Nibs
ne LING aad shos D.. arc fue poicd TIE M,d4n Nm,
BROAD Cor.e Eutincs pot Tie ensra'nss AZ fac
smIes o The filcf l-G s'yi,s.
COLD PINS WITHOUT CASTS.
For g. Pen, lsi quality Ors 20 Pen. 99 qo',
eIsNo : fc,, ID quality. o,..r,,.
Fo !! p No Pen. quality oT No tfcf I'd qusn'y
rorsI 5ot 30 Pen i,t quality; oraNosPcu I'd quality
For 81 To Psn - oii.'7: ora vo Pen "a qualify.
For B., 23a NO Pens ~ IS 80. I'm. sJ ~ Ne u
Yen; stsNo. Pen; o. . No. 10 fon-1 lot qnaiy
rHf ZANE GOLD Pms. ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASEs WITH PENCILS.
For a. so No Pen l., qusiiiy' ora No. ZEN "a ln',
fss . ~. ren lot qualify! os NO. Ten 20 sa'y
Fa So en. ii qa iy; OF 40. srcr I'd quaii,
For &c. trca i, 1niy or,Ho 'ren "a qr,li'y
oI a No feu. sd quality
FoI = m No. Pen III quality or No. fe' 20 glAiy
For I So ~. q Ten - quality.
GOLD PENS AL FIRST QUALITY ~ SILVER
MOUNTED DISH HOLDERS.
For e7cANo 4rn. for S22s 80. Pen. for 81 7's No
Pen f1r Ola 80. q Pea.
For saoa Ne. roni iof ,5a No sren snd for 81. No
Tie i.t Quality ,r, ro',el With -, very bo., Iriio,n
fo'u, csrry 'eefied. snd bone Of ih. quality ere 'i
with hc 81 s' iui.s!,cuou which AN I'D 1ho eo''''
The "a oosiiy' 'uIerior to ar Pens made BY him
pr, 0ls 90 tle yeaf 800
li',ir F lr.tvas GOOD Wruf drlrirs l,le only true
sor.iarra iou. aiy ooi Pen, m.'is .evlere
rry.. 10 op-rras Se~ "a ri'cn', NarAirr' ls could
,l.- ia ilo Co'' becr fin. 80 rra'afoasy
pIf.ie rrGrrtag r.f 90 ai ia'fr..r' uooDy -, Aimr
"a, p, slfr aaL Qu1lf.' ~ re Psa. raafes arf ts
r1resls' % deir,a' ~ k'd nv g',e'-@A'i''' "g or
.ir.@s',,.,n, bv NAL IN r,r'.,er-a letter. e, my
ri and 90 twenty res cltfse f3f ressicriufi
a si.n 60 tae gfee o.. sco-' aii,sc4 ~i aa5 tei'
rs.e -1d-s ODD OF s.lse, I'D be .iovei The al pf'-
90 y. - o., ihe 4iy f,,r.''d: .r.,,a nj.
. 20 - 'i D., e.n .' o. "a q - pel s,a, o.
go n'sn' 70 one ldiie'. At one 'l-e.
Addf-" 4 MORTON,
Eo. 25 MAIDEN LANE aE~-iohk-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Addfro. Il MORIOE,
~. rs MAIDEN LANE aLH-IuA
4 JANIS.
rW BFsF rENs n TIE WOhLl

cLOIE 4 JANIS.
y sTATfONrHS PAiNTrHs tai BLANK Room
uEALfH- 80 as feilu @ O-i,rs fi.'iV '.'r.ei
COCHRANEr GLASS INk>IAND MANI
v TA1 fOki go. o. Nill.n. Of. ~ 1.-fairHi Air
1,rfsr-,ef la,..al TO ate.rs-frttf i.r atifra vei
ln,c4i,l To- .al 4y lla economy 30 '.e ~ a. '.-
lflfls
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
0iathincrn.

DULL OUT TIE PLUGS.-Ihose having
! inu.e WIsrS lMIHOtID WELL n NPB aro GO.
t11,l o. op.n lo vent holes 10 insio asln f'eIn, Inr
bees P.ln.. ii ..', I'D sse ngi ihtI Frost. sol JY
!. u. NLhA A. Co., 10. l54 pfoitHt'
EpGII EE Tor SALb--5O 70. long Z IT.. she'll
- % ffs frDni foCi as neW TrIn4nF, GOD to .t
seI t Ill fsceof KINNEY foot Of S0utD 91ft, NisIs
D..
~ J. l. q N 8
X lOhLD lr rom tlr.o 10 s'v,n csys WITHOUT CUT
T4.t5. l,'r r4no gfAHOER3 IFEPhhATlON.
loENCy NJ 80 Grand .t New yGt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
AzsRcAs RAILROAD JousskL 0SyicE.
-. spruce-st.. sew-loft. !
V'HF STOCK and BOND LISTS Of th(

A AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL are corle,sedi1
o.. fullest md Published Tie former hl
ength Of Railroad the Unisi states in 0p esfionv
tied her of -Hsnes ard "a
rosd roliay stock, et- sIire capital bond and m0tns@
dsb flsuns debt; uesg- u rnnr, gTos and u. ea1nt
in-. tivieHd- etc The bond List eftrces description o
"a security tie and date oi maturity, nier
fs aui ben aud Wb..s tie s payable Iabe. ls6
givcu oi Csna ani Nss'on @toeks md Borts Ee.r and
Nnnr sicesst Frcrref 0uarsuf,rf socs; s-.m,hip
rssf Erq-css rss LIGHT, Land Improvement ara Msce.
aneor Stees etc dlir guo'i1ns - oi ks road snd
other sec-f, alt s,o-k ias Newl ofk, Boston. Pas
pl'r aud Barmcre Bolrisi Table Of Monthly tsnnss u
ttr principal Railroads -ItDdn- several years back ard
ccky london fsco Alsi l.4s b'!4e Ds a.. odcs; ne
b-at conducted Kairoil Paper tho word, r claims pre-.
ellnenr. finse sal )la sni - slct = re,ommsLded
81 uoeyri guide 20 profitable .3v7s,eri u
.frI. ll..Fc ldscu'Lr-.
r. ub..el every SATURDAY MORNING, q. Nc. srrses.
subs-ty,I3u piicc - Fes 4Suun. eins.e eop'ss "
csnig.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Mem Publications.

Yv T. l. j + a ID S u O 7 O.
~ HARRSMAN
Second r tdition Now REAby.
Tn. "p,ad Shot" nude decided Int fhs, she frm edr
lion became exhausted IN few days a,. publicaon The
d.y of c ,ocond edition vas csned by ,n,yoidsoe crcu
re.s The nurseroDs order, .ert for this pou, wos VI"
", promy, attention.
Published cy W. A IO"NstNh
No. % Walker Il, v y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
fnrniiure.

MAGNIFICENT Prcsout for mother ond
4 l,,.uIi', Pa.ent B.by1,n economical. rec
..f .fi bean ifrl UNDWh . co., to 80 4.roflHay.
y-NtNll,FD CHAMBER FURNITURE
1 1 r. i,.,- ..,,.-o,ft ~ tFfNfIfD ~ tNiTl HE u
III so'rsaa -, le Wolaut d 'aest.gi riin ani oFaa.
..as 10 5.es NL1l,ta, ana i' tto' Malt ai4
p'i ..,e. NArHEN WARD. 80. 2ii CuIalAt.
CHOW CASES.-SCHMllIN ~ BkOliiERN,
- M.unl.. .fl4y lnd Wnlrfl1us. sos F3ih NlIlilr i
,.,r s,rgl.ri Vs. ! and go o. ~ iu st tn'iniaii OHIO
- aaos.i.t on and Ill sA,.. cascs taArnin '1chang'
OfH'it prom ply carept"L
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
DullNinp Maicrlalo.

NOR SAL E--i0,0 feet OF cas,-ifon DhAis. ~.
Il PIPES osa 4 s. and inches dsnieiei si s %n,lx n
long. Also. LUMbtRs CAsilNoS 0 =" pRAbY.
tie Pipe Founicrv 40. - ureene'st -
,.,IN PooES made water.tight and warrantsu..
potp,Hrp CANVASS ROOFING foT ~" S'S~
KOotlNo co, No. so' Broadway ~ u .4H
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
tuants.
4 RESPECTABLE GIRL

4 RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes situation
\ =, NURSE and sEAMSrKESs, or WAITING and
NnAAfBERwOG Caa De- ior two days No. l0l
Gosh g. b'seen oh sld hars. Tia, good oi,y reference
SITUATION Wanted a. DREssMAkER.-
- can cnt U.d Tt. hA. sewing nachns pee low Ca1
a. s.. NJ. Iast a. at-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Dolro dr0 Kcomo.

DOARD W tNrED-By Lady IN = prVale
fr, o. ,el. Be- fierc bl' Few hofric' hcof'h'''
~ .ri il red Addros, +. e. J., trihane once.
nOARD WANTED.-A Gentleman wisIc
BOARD li1s-'f wf. drs shtrr aTed - y"ars 81 -
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