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Samuel Barry's Estate.
sTATE Of WEIR MONT. The IIo, p

pr-r OF wxsrxINsrrR, for said District. To ali
persons interest 10 Of SAMUEL BARRY,
Rockingham. deeeased GreetinR.
You sre hereby notified this Court wi decide upon
the allowance Of the account John inard admin traitor
of said estate aud distribution If said among
the parsons eue thrreo, the sessOn thereof n b.
held at the Od.e Stoddard N ToWnshend in said
district on thu frst wednesday Of April, 1903 when
aga where you b. heard in the premises " you see h
BENZ. W. pEAN, kEeIsTsR-
Grafton, March 4. ls53 ll-l3
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

NE the subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the District Of Westminster Cou
missoners to receive examine and adjust all claims
mads OF all persons against the estatr of LEVI JONES'
late Of Londonderry in said District deceased and
so all Chains and dema DIS exhibited in Offset and
six months from the fourth day of February inst being
allowed by sad QUIT for hat purpose DO therefore
BY give notice that will attend the business said
appointment, at the dwelng-house of Levi Jones. in
londonderry in said District the last Monday In Ma CHI
1863 and on the last Monday ia July next from nine clock
A. NJ. until four O'Clock f. NJ on each of said days
JOHN 5. FULLERTON, 2c,
BARNET . AIT, CONS
Londonderry, Feb. "a A. D. 1868 I'll
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Owing to the delay of the Boston mail
to-day, Thursday caused BY a freight train
being off the track on the Cheshire raj road,
we are unable to give our readers the Cam
bridge Cattle market this week.
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SETTLE YOUR ACCOUNTS!

4 IL who have unsettled accounts with the sub
seber requested to settle the before the first
lay of April next. GEO o. GUILD.
Bellows Fails March 10, 1868 lib
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Elias PuIsipber's Estate.

> IA II VF Elk NUM-. [ the hon PfoDate Court
WESTMINSTER ( for said District To all
persons IL tered In the estate of ELIAS PULSIPuER,
late of Roeki Oh m, IN said district, deceased reeng
You hereby nofed that tlis will decide
the aiowa of the of Ira A. Pulsipher minis
tratorof and decree dis ributoD said estate
among persons entitled thereto, the sessio te eof
be held at the office OF -odard, in IoHnshend IN aid
district on the first Weduesday OF April A. ID. g. when
and may b, heard in the prea ises if ou
REM. DEAN Register.
Grafton, March A. 1868. IL IL
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Epbraim Walkers Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Proba

DIST or WESTMINSTER, S, tor sud District To al
persons Interested in the Estate Of EpRAIM wALKEk,
LondoI derr in said district deceased, Greeting
An instrument purporug to be the will and tesaue
Of said deceased has be pre- ened to the court here by
L dia Walker aud IL. Walker, the executors therein
ell, for probate hereby Ioiihed tn, this
will upon the probate Of id instruments. the
thereof H. be held the office of Stodiar, in
Towusend il sid strict the first "Wednesday of April
A. D. is g. when where YOU may be heard in the prem
ses If you fit BENZ. W. DEAN, Regise..
Grafton, March 4, 1868. 1l-l3
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scnEsrcrApr. August 2oth. 1ssO

scHESEcTApY August goth, 1880.
lion. Gro. ?. BALDWIN, Commissioner, Orange Co Vt.
Draz siy:-I have analysed the following SAMPLES OF
Liquor aad Wine fo wsred by aud find them to be
perfectly pune entirely FIRE from all injurious substances
and we'll suited tor ical
-Four samples of Brandy; samples of whs.ey one
sample of Gin sample OF Port Wine
The Gin and Port particularly are Of extra quail y.
CHARIEg 2 CHkNDLER.
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry, unian College.
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BURLINGTON, Vt March Z, 1861.
To Messrs. CHAs BAcKMAN & Co. n. Y.

bUHLINsIUN' 7, I5UI.
To Messrs. CHAs BAcEMAN & Co, N. Y.
Gentlemen We avail ourselves of thus method to in
form YOU that have repeatedly made examination
Brandies. Whiskey, Gin AMI Wines with which the Chit
tenden County Agency at Burlington has been mainly sur
piled from your houe for the past three FEARS also speci
from other agencies il the procured from you
We have found them invariably Of full and uni
form purity and quality superior in every respect 10
from other sources For medicinal they have
fulfilled expectations and received unqualified ap
prevail and without hesitation confidently recommend
them to all who wish to supply themselves with Liquors up
which they can rely for purity and strength.
We are your most obedient servants,
~ SAMUEL w. THAYER, Jr.. ". D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ D..
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class of maladics pretail 10 fearful extent in COM
muny. looming at least 10000 youth of both
nuay to early grave These diseases are very inper-
fcty understood Their external manifestations mp
tons are Nervous Debility, Relaxation and exhaustion
Maasnms wasting and consumption Of the tissues the
whe body shornes of breathing hurried hreathng
on ascending Hill or flight of stairs great papitatn
the Heart; Asthma Brcnchit aud Sore Throat shaking
Of the Hands and Limbs aversion society
study dinness Of Eye sight of Memory dzz ness
of the Head Neuralgic Pains Ia parts
Pains In the Back Limbs; Lumbago Dyspepsia Iudi-
geston ireguarity of the bowels deranged
the Kidneys and other glands of the body Lencorrha
or Feur Abus, &C. Likewise Epilepsy Hyserin and Ner-
Spasms.
Now in ninety nine out Of every one hundred all
the above named disorders and Of ohegs NOT named
as Consumption of the Lungs, and that and
WHY FORM 81 Consu ption of the Spin Nerves, known
Tubes D0ysaes and 1abes their seat and
origin in diseases of the PeHe ViSca. Hence of
success on the part of the Old school practice treating
symptoms oHty
DR. Andrew Stone Physician to the Troy Lnng and Hy-
gienic Insttuton is engaged in treating this css of
modern masdes With the most astonishing success The
tire tment adopted by the ms itu is It'll based mp
on scientific principles with discovered remedies with
out minerals poisous The faculties are such
patterns be cured their homes any part of the
country descriptions their case
and have the medicines b. Mail Express. Printed
interrngatories will be forwarded on application.
- Consunption Catarrh, and diseases throat,
cured we'll at the hon of patients the INSTITUTIONS
BY sending the Coli Medicated Iahaiag Baisar1e Rapors
with iaher and ample directions for their AID direct
correspondence.
u Patents applying for heterogeneous adrics, must
lEeiose retur stamp, TO met attention
1J The attend PLY stefan will BE found the Tnstitu-
dou for consuita'i ion, from NJ, p of each day.
Sunday in the afternoon.
Address, DR. ANrREw STONE
scan to the Troy Lung and lily genc Institute and
PLY scan FIR Diseases Of the Heart Throat and lungs
" Fifth Street, Troy, N. Y. 100
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CHARLES BACKMAN co.,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Gins. Runs, & Wines,
No. So Front Street, New York.
Sole Iuporters of C. Cognac Old Uolland and ca,aya
sole Importers of C. Cognac Old Holland and Geneva
Cordial Gin.

WE would call the attention Of Commissioners.
w Town agents and the Medical Faculty the State OF
Vermont well selected stock Wines and
terms
permitted to publish the allowing Chemical
Analysis that have been made BY eminent chaists
Liquors.
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Loan to The State Of Vermont.

TREAsuRrRs ofNcx.
Rutland March 2, 1868
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
o'clock, NJ, the 10th day of March eurreat, fr
lean ef two hundred and ty thousand dolafs rsimhnrss
bic In fourteen years for which bonds Of s
Issued In sums of i've hundred dol bearing interest
the rate Of six per cent, paS able semi adnualy
The bonds will be issued Nnder tho IL thcLcgsnture,
approved November g. ls62 aud bear date december l
leo With coupons attached both p,incpal and interest
ayablc in Boston.
The money for the bonds may be deposited in any Of the
Banks IN this state, On the Suffolk Bank. Boston.
The proposals must be under seal and contain smaller
fractional rates than fourth Of per ccntur. Those
persons whose proposals may b accepted will be
ly notified, nom john Il. PAGE, Treas
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MelOdeOnS MelOdeOns!
y. ESTEY.


i. ESTEY.
SUCCESSOR &c Messrs. EsTEY & GREEN, only
~ Manufacturers In this country OF the PERFECT ME
L0DkoN with patent Harmonic Attachment Bass Damper
and Manual Sub Bass.
The world vide renown these MEL0DE0NS have obtain
ed within the last few evidence their
perority all others. We manufacturing some
thirty different kinds of these ms and have
Gently added to former large Variety the
SCHOOL HARMONIUM,
with or without the Harmonic Attachment, and Manual
Sub-Bass This Instrument has equal of its size for
power and efficiency, ID IL lily the desirable for
Sabbath Schools Churches Lecture Rooms yestes Pub
lie Halls &c that be obtaned as the low price at
which ii sold brings ii within Of the ost li-
ted and supplies which IL has long been felt
strument peculiarly adapted Its size compac ness
power and beauty OF tone, and simpict con-
struction. and of management will recommend
it to every as being all That is claimed for it.
D-Every Instrument warranted.
-F. III wa rcNJ GR s=
From the best Manufacturers, New and Second Hand For
Sale, and to Rent, on the most e,sons bic terms.
C5@Address, J. EsTEY, Brattieboro, Vt. T.
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BLANKS, DEEDS.WRITS &c.

Al QRTaAGE, warrsniee and Qnitelsim nefds ufe'
vi coansy caurt and ,rschnent Write Grand Jnros
AT THIS OFFICE
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art OF keeping good order in his school, and
ut The same time to secure Tho good will Of
his pupils and great proficiency in the di-
vine art OF sacred music. Mr. Wright, we
understand, intends to make music pro-
fession, and we predic, for him successful
career, both as an instrumental and vocal
teacher.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-13

The Best, Cheapest. and most Successful
Family Paper i'm the Union"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-13

career, both as an instrumental and vocal
teacher.
OPENING BALL AND LEvEE.-There
is to be grand opening ball and levee at
Chester, on Wednesday eyeair 9, March
25th. II is the occasion of the completion
OF the building of the new hotel there. and
is given as complimentary 10 the proprietor,
Mr.. II. Ii. Ingraham. The house has been
finished after the most approved modern
style, and no doubt will be kept as first
class hotel. We understand it is hereafter
to be known as the lngraham House"
and we congratulate our frie nds in Chester
on the excellence Of their new public house,
with an equally excellent landlord to match.
The levee will form an interesting occasion.
The most ample and complete preparations
have been made, and the presence of the
Germania band from Boston, alone will
make it an occasion of entertainment, al d
the a'tei dance will of course be large.
CHEERS FOR WALpoLE Tile union
men of Walpole, N. II. contrary even to
the expectations Of many of themselves,
won a splendid victory on Tuesday. AS
usual the vote was close, and in consequence
Of the three selectmen forgetting TO vote
the first time, being busy with official mat
tiers, here was but one majority for moder-
ator. On the remainder of Il err ticket
they had 10 majority, except on one select
man, the democrats eieciug one in conse-
quenee of split on the union side, but as
they had two OF the three i, will be Just as
well.
The vote for governor was, Gilmore,
Union. 205; Eastman, copperhead, 195
and for Hartman. Their representatives
elect are John w. Hayward and Major j.
Britton. John W.Lovejoy was elected clerk.
EHARLEsTowN.-- -CLarlestow n. H.,
did molly at th, ir election on Tuesday. Civ
ing some sixty majority for the Union State
ticket, which is gain from last year.
Their representatives are Benz. Whipple
and John M. Glidden.
New HAMPsnIRE.-We give below the
vote of some of the towns of New Hamp-
| III a.. Ii
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DISSOLUTION,

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartfer-
~ ship heretofore existing under the finn of b.
STONE is this day dosclyedb by mutual The bust
ness will be continued by L. Stone, and all old
be settled with him at their former place business
till FIRST of Aprl 4 et II. H. STONE.
Reilows Falls, Feb. rs. 1868. e-tf o. 4. STONE.
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a u CT n.

THE subscriber has taken out license as Auction.
under the Excise Law, and such, tenders his
ises to the public.
Grafton, March s, 1868. To- HENRY HOLMES.
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n O tice.

| HAVE this day sold and transferred my News
paper business, and list Of subscribers y woods,
70 whom all orders in future should be adrssed from
his long experiences in this business be
well supplied and ut reasonable prices with Paper
Periodical you may order Of him. Z. n. PtASE
Bellows Falls, Feb 4, 1853 G.
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Coat Makers Wanted.

~ bu, god ones ind remuneratiye employ nent y,
application 10 "a .yes44o rt C.E, NEwCOMB.
bellows fslls, Feb. "a, 1903 a
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
Il sEXE>. reverend teman having been restored
to health in few da after undergoing al usual
tine and irregular expensive mcdcs without
success considers u his sacred duty his
afflicted fellow the cure Hence
receipt Of an addressed envelope he will send tree acopy
Of the prescription used. Direct Dr. jons NJ DAGNAlL
lsj Futon street, brooklyn, New York. l0eomls
20 TIC L.
THIS is to certify that have this dav given my
sor JOEL l.. ellison his time, duri' g the
of his minority, and sha claim Of his earnings
pay any debts Of his contracting, after thrs date.
Plymouth, Vt Feb %, 1873 HOSEA % gibson.
Attest, j. W Hardy. eslls
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NHE eopartnerhip heretofore existing between thesuh
scriters, under the firm Of Merrill MINER IL thus
day dissolved by mutual The affairs of the
will be settled ut the formerly occupied BY Msr
rl & skinner. l.. MERRILL,
4. n. SKINNER,
Springfield, Nov. TO- 1862. a6
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New HAMPsuIRE.-We give below the
vote OF some of the towns of New Hamp-
Shire, a, the election held on Tuesday
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LATEST NEWS.

he latest returns from New Hampshire
Dot materially change the result first an,
heed. The Senate will be close, either
though the House will be nearly as
BE- Union as last year, which makes a
IN majority in The legislature sure. Two
e Union Congressman are certainly
ej, and IN the other district il is thought
Democrats have elected Marcy. With
aesperats effort Of the copperheads, and
be discouragements, it is truly wonder
| the old Granite State has done so well.
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Nevsomh Is desiFeus Of having all the world and tbs
rest of mankind look bis over, being satisfied they
viii find it unsurpassed by in the State to that
would insts the public TO call him. whether they wish
to purchase not. just look in
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-21
By GRAPEVINE AND OTHERWISE



cHArrAxoooA. 49,. i. Tuesday Evening, s r. NJ
learn through correspondent of the Gin
cinrati Gazette, that Gen. Rosecrans, on read
ing my description of his outward man, copied
and criticised in that paper, turned and re
marked TO an aid--"this fellow is certainly
amiable, if lac is impudent, and il he ever
falls into my hands, he shall have as much Ia.
ger as he likes" Wishing may net be 50 un
lucky, shall hold Resy TO his wsfd, if | am.
Another story is told nae of Rosy, which
proves him to be q must be pardoned for re-
turning hiscompliment) at least susceptible to
the charms Of woman.
A beautiful young lady Of Nashville recently
called on him for pass, which Mitchell Andy
Johnson and Gillem had refused her The
Gen. received her blandly--"and- what can !
do Miss" says he ''what can do for your
She explained the object Of her visit "And SO
these rude fellows wouldnot give you passs"
mo, General, and we're very impolite to me
besides" ''Ah, ba" muttered Rosy, taking up
a bit of paper lifetime see what can do for
you" and he hastily wrote her the document
she desired. When he had fnished he rose
and politely placed it in her hand, saying,
There my dear young lady, there is an auto
graph for you. You'nay not esteem II very
highly now. But when the war is ever and
the Union restored and SO many Of your good
people come to see how naughty they have
behaved it may be more valuable, as remind.
er of man, who will have done much, he 10
vain enough to believe, in bringing the reyo
luton to its close, and the country to itS sen
sea. ! wish you very good morning
Bsmbast that but complacentl
During the Murfreesbero' fight the excite
ment in Nashville was intense. Outside Of
the hustle Of the town, the cannonading co4ld
be distinctly heard; but nothing else. Allday
no tidings came in. On Thursday as strag-
glers and deserters arrived they were arrested
The only news was written in The scowis and
black looks which glowered in the faces Of the
federal officers and authorities Andy John
son was heard to mutter something which end
ed with dam" or worse, and John Whew
Smith got drunk. Bat when il became known
that Bragg had fallen back, the jeers. taIints
and lies were profuse. Parties just out of
Nashville represent that the feeling there is
bitter, but sutton and suppressed. The citi-
zens for the most pa I have little hope Of re-
dempton before the close of the war. The
girls especially are down-hcarted.
Dick Mccain has sent in his compliments to
Mitchell: You may burn and bo id" says
Dick "but il | don't give you hi, my name
amt Dick McCanil." And Dicks the boy to
do what he says
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PERSONAL

Hon. N. II. Lehare, Chief OF the Choctaw
Nation, has gone 10 Richmond as representa-
tive in Congress.
Dir. VIM. S. Reid Of Middle Tennessee pass
ed through this citya fow days ago in quest
of home and refuge for his family ii Georgia
Dr. Tom Black, Of the 10th Tennessee is in
town.
Our old friead Mare Cookrill. and Captain
Jones Of the Ordnance Department, are at
present on duty in Chattanooga.
We were pleased to meet our gallant friend
Maj. Joe Brown, Of the 9th Tennessee in town
on yesterday. a
Ohr dashing young friend and qaandsm
fellow-soidier Of the halcyon daya Of peace,
Capt 10. w. vanleer. Of Nashville, 10 in the
city He is at present on the staff Of Gen. B.
r, Johnson, Of Tennessee, ts
Capt Jack whslcsS, 81 tho memorable First
Tennessee, n. C. g." VII, was shot through
the body and loft on tho field for dead at
Perryyille, has. wcaro rejoioed to announce,
not only come 10 life again, but is entirely rs-
covered from his soyprS wounds, and 10 now
on his way 10 Cleveland, The Captain Is just
from Nashville, where he had been paroled to
the city,pp TO the time Of Rosecrans' infamous
order concerning Confederate clIicern, when
he affected his escape, tls represents much
better state Of Affairs IN the Rock City, as re-.
CARDS discipline Of the vandals, than we had
anticipated,
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LYKcuBUne, VA.
STAPLES & DILLARD

THE senior partner has associated Mr.. L. Ii Dill
Il lsrd with him in his GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, az the old stand OF Staples Anderson and
solcits consgnments Of Sugar, Mohsscs, Cotton,
Merchandise and Produce generally. To sell pro
duce at highest market rats attend IA person TO
weights and dclyeEys aad send account sales ana
checks at once is the old established rule Of this
House. II has answered an extended pstr ntge
which 30 years experience with this market and our
present increased facilities, prepares US TO meet with
eur usual promptness.
Liberal advances any amount OF Produce In hand.
Always on band heavy stock Of Manufactured
and Smoking TOBACCO, wertAnted as represented.
aud low as can be had IN Virginia.
janI7 ems STAPLES 4 DlLLARD
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Lookout Mountain Property for Sale,

OFFER for sale the above property belonging IA
4 II. W. Won AldehoH. and used by him for sever al
years rs Boarding School, and more recently rs a
Hotel IL contains two arge two story buildings and
seventy rooms. The ground, containing eight acres
embraces magnificent Spring Of neyerhiling, pure
free stone water within q cave, and fine waterfall
in the latterj also large Stable, Kitchen, negro
house. Sn0kebouse, &c.
As The Mountain Is favorite place for summer ro-
sort, and win undoubtedly become muck mote 40
this property being The only one possessing an abun
dant supply OF water within convenient reach, IL
Justly considered one Of the most valuable oiths kind
jana " n. WILLY.
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HFAUQUAKFkNFl
McMinnyille Deceml,sr 26. ls62.

fTHE ConscriPt Camp at this place will be moved
4 TO Fayetteville, Tennessee on the 9th inst
All enrolling Officers are required to report there whs
have heretofore reported at McMinnvic. NH
Chairmen of County courts are required 10 furnish
to the Commandant OF Couscrpts at Nnrireesboro q
complete list OF the NAMES OF all Enrolling OnleeM
from their severOI counties and he districts IN which
they reside. A. w. CAMPBELL,
Jal3 Wv Col. Ocmd'g Gonserpt cnmp
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TAKEN uP

A ND committed 70 Jail by the military Authorities
"a at Chattanooga, on the "a OF October, 1862 and
more recently committed by an acting Justice OF The
Peace, iof the county OF Hamilton, Tenn. on The
18th Of Dec, lSa2, negro boy who says his name
JACK, and that he belongs 10 John Pride, OF Sparta
White county, Tenn. Said boy Is black, "a years
I'D, 8 feet | inch high The owner il requested 10
come forward, prove property pay charges aud take
him eut Of jail. j. II. SWAIN,
- dgc2l Jailoy
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VALUABLE HOME For SALE

.&ITUATED on the Nashville and Chattanooga rsii.
- road adjoining the residence Of the late Rev. Il.
+. SEWER She lot contains two acres with neat
dwelling under fine enclosure wen set with variety
OF young fruit trees consisting Of Apples, Peaches,
nice selection OF berries. For further particulars
apply to NJ r.. SwICK.
decaO-Im Tlf..n
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SD- G. H. L. W. Bent, formerly clerk in
the city Bank, at Nashville, and more recently
a boot lick in the Yankee Provosts Office, in
that city. was we rejoice to learn, shot in the
head and killed, at the close of the Murfreesl
boro' battle,
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TAKEN Uo

ND committed 10 jail by tho military authorities
~ ut Chattanooga, on the Sd N October 1862, and
more recently committed by nm acting Justice Of the
Peace for the county OF Hamilton Tenn. on the lslA
of December, 1862. negro boy calling kls name
JOHN, and says he belongs to Vim. Jones. OF Menu.
phs Said boy is black, 20 years old feet 81 inches
high The owner Is requested TO come forward
prove property pay charges and tnke him out Of jan.
des2O J. II. SWAIN Jailor.