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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26

yxvATCu AND CLOCK MAKER, one door cas-
w of $. X. Weirich's Hardware store; Nan VA
street. Millersburg, 0. l-'"'I
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
WILLIAM REED,

WILLIAM REED,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Millersburg; Vhlo.-
"a Office in second story of Critchheld 9rner
Block, opposite the Court House. l2'-4''I
ID. s. UIIL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Millersburgi Ohio
n Office in Recorders Once. l-'--o'l
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NEW SERIES-VOL. 25-NO. 2.

by making the Division eternal. But, by
tho God Of our fathersl though these
States may be torn apart temporarily
by the extremist, the Democracy, il il
takes lu.trum to do it, will never cease
to labor till the old Government and Tn.
ion is ours again. Tremendous cheering
Three cheers for the speaker--three fot
Ohio. Let the Middle and Western
and Border States stand firm. Ap.
pause. The dissonant Of din Of these
ideologists Of New England will be
drowned in the popular voice; the patrici.
dal hate they have cngenderel will be as
susged AMI into the lacerated bosom Of
this nation will be poured the hallowed
and healing spirit Of mutual confidence
and conciliation Thus will the nation
reform itself. Tremendous and contin-
ned applause.
Mr.. Cox's speech was most cnthusias.
tically received, and he was congratulated
at the close Of toe meeting by numerous
friends on his able and eloquent effort.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26

JOHNSON HOUSE.
y ma l24-l2l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26
PHYSICIANS.
BULINUs
DRs. BOILING 81 BIGHAM,
III A. A. CRIIMP.
OHIO HOUSE.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL

r HOXwoRTH, Proprietor-west end of Mair
L. street, Milersburs, ONO, III stage 0iheS-
Daily line of coaches to Coshocton. (2i-lD
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26

GOATS6 4 BRAMLEY Proprietors corner Water
" ami johnson sts., Cleveland, Ohio. l24-l2I
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RACK PAY, BOUNTY sc.

vT A.TAYLOR, Notary Public, liolme'vtlle, o.
L. will promptly attend to procuring back pa.
bounty and pensions for disabled ana dlsG!l' ! G,'
soldiers and to the collection Of claims iur the
riends of those deceased. (-f-@')
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MAsONIC FEMALE INsrlTuTE
CLEYEI.AND, TENN
Rev y. iIr~d.haw, pn,alpsl.


III hext Session OF q + Institute will cammepeA
en- tht FitsSI MONDAY 81 lshiafy 1858, uilSer
The direction and proiessfshp OF the Rev Mr.. Brad
shaw, who has hr.j charge Of IL for the last Is
months.
The Trustees Ia making this announcement weuld
most especially appeal TO all citizens who have
daughters to educate 10 send them 90 this institution
Mr.. Bradshaw has had charge of the school for the
last 10 months during which time he has rendered
ample, ans We might say universal satisfaction 10 lie
Trustees patrons and pupils. There never WAS bet
ter time for TO educate their daughters than now
money is plenty a farmer raises hears
two prices, and the Tuition 10 this School Is the same
thatit was when everything was AZ low aglfes.-
What eKeuse can thee be now for q man who neg
lects TO educate his dsughterl None Because here.
IN Cleveland healthy locality We have an Institute,
with an excellent Instructor, aided By suncieuseorp,
Of AsssiaRts 10 instruct ell who may favor il with
their patronage. let one and all put their shoulder
to.t0e wheel and build up sSch School as will be Of
incalcuabe benefit TO us and an honor TO our town
We have the building and we have tie Teachers the
balance deYolves upon the people. We hope they may
nObly perform ihuir duty.
The Trustees are thankful 10 the itizens for the
patronage bestowed upon Mr.. Bradshaw heretofore,
and are glad 10 know that under his administration
OF the institution has not lost any OF theenrisbe repu
tstion ii sustained IN "the better days Of the Repnb.
H.
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SALE OF LAND.

DN virtue ei an execution issued ffom the Circuit
- Cont ef Hamilton county, viii sell az the
Court Hense IN Harrison the first Monday OF March
next to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy g. "a
judgment and cost the Bank OF Chattanooga recoy
cred against T w Humphreys. W. II. Alexander and
John ~ Alexander 10 said court, the following town
lots levied ON 10 satisfy said Judgement and cost To-
W.T.; one tewn lot IN Chattanooga Tennessee the
pro peily OF 2. W hmpnCys. htLtng on Vine ST.
and adjoining The lands Of l.aIkn Hair, Thos Nc
Chllie and W. II Alexander, sud opposite the prop.
er;y Of Jno. J.. Hopkins also enc other lot on Vine
Street, IN Chattanooga a6oiniing The Hair and Hum.
phIeys and opposite Hopkins ioneity, levied on ha
fhe property Of W. II. Alexa cr ana will he sold
unless judgment and cost are ycusly paid
Feo4-t A.B COULTER,
Shtr n n. {.
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SlOO REWARD.

d RNAWAY from the premises of the subscriber, at
IL Walnut Valley Post ONCE, Sequatche Co..
Tennessee, on the night of the 25lh Jany 1868 a ne.
gro boy named Dave about ls or ~ years old feet
6 or inches high weighs about l25 pounds lie s
black negro, rather sharp faced long mouth thick
lips. He says he was raised In Kentucky, by man
named Fisher But was bought by me about months
since in Hamburg, South Carolina. He says he was
brought from Petersburg Va, to Hamburg. Had on
when he left brown Jeans pants, brown jeans coat
and black cloth cRp-his coat had on IL, white eaae
coat buttons and the cloth out Of which his coat was
made had two coors IN IL, pant of II being darker
brown than the other. will pay 800 reward for bis
deliIey to me, at my residence, IN Sequatchie Co.
jail, 80 that can get him. JAMES ". STEWART.
Feh5-lmA
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Lot and RAILROAD Stock for ssl0

DY virtue Of decree Of the Chsncery court At Chat
I'D tanooga, made ct the January te rn 1868 In tho
case of JohR q. Glass against john w White ana
others, viii on the 7th day Of March, 1868 sell on
the premises Of psblio cutlery, on viz and twelve
months credit, without redemption, the following do.
scribed lot ef lind lying within the corporate limits
Of The city OF Chattanooga, to,wlt; Beginning az a
stake standing on lue 20 Feet south 20 deg west
IRON the beginning Of ioU acre tract Of land sold
by ker BoYce " ROsaunsl aidley; thence 10 a. u.
22O feet, thence N 20 q W. 800 feet thence N. 10
deg W 27O feet tothe i,eginning
will also sell at court House door In the city
OF Chattanooga a. nbc 0utcfy, on the same day on
credit Of ak months, several shares Of stock IN the
Wills Valley Railroad.
Bonds with approved security III be required for
the purchase money. Wn. j. STANDIFER,
ieb4-w DtM Crk N.
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or The Empress Rusenie dressed in the most
gorgeous style while at Compegue. She appeared AZ
time with quite collection Of tropical hummlnR
birds about her person. But says a ettsr~writer,
they were however, Arrang d with good effect She
bad dress u some very nimsy pink material which
looked no light that ono would be In 10 way surprised
TO zee II aOatng IL The air like a ppeblown bubble
The sklit would have been perhaps a. long as the
train OF court dress, were Il not what Is technically
called loOped up with buaches OF roses 40 fresh 90
alr aud 20 like those VIII ich grow In we'll cultivated
garden, that the tropical hummng birds which aut.
Tered on them seemed u attracted there by their
beauty. Firenes also cleaned out from bene ath tho
green leaves and the side ot wreath Of roses and
rosebnds o very longsalled bird OF Paradise mad the
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THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
LINCOLN's PROCLAMATION.

RICHMOND. Feb. l0--In the Senate Mr.. Orr
submitted a resolution requesting the Prcsi-
dent to inform the Senate what proceedings
ifary. have been instituted to Sequestrate the
slaves held by alien snemiesin the Washing
ton and New Orleans Telegraph Company
which was adopted. After call OF the Com.
nittees, the Senate went into secret session on
finance
In the House, Mr.. Hodge introduced reso-
Iution locking to retaliation for the presence Of
uegrOsG in the Yankee army Referred.
The Exemption bill was taken up. Mr.. Col.
Inns offered substitute which was adopted in
lieu Of the original bill by one majority. The
bill as thus amended was finally repealed by a
decided vote.
MOBME, Feb. lO.-The Advertiser and Reg
lister has the following from the New Orleans
Delta, dated Jan. %;
GENERAL ORDERS No 12.-The following
Proclamation BY the President Of the United
States, dated January lst, 1863, is published
for informatiOn
Government officers and soldiers in the
command, and all persons acting under autho-
rity 1t designates portions Of the State of
Louisiana which are not to bo affected by it's
provisions. The laws Of the United States
however, prohibit officers Of the Army and
Navy to return slaves to their owners, or to
decide upon tile claim of any person to the
service or labor Of another. The inevitable
condition Of state Of war is undoubtedly to
deprive all classes of citizens of much abSo
lutte freedom Of action and control cf proper
ty which law and continued peace guaranteed
to serve them. The fOrciblc seizure Of pay
from service or labor by owners Of slaves, is
inconsistent with the laws aud conditions of
war. Officers and soldiers will not encourag
or assist slaves to leave their employers, but
they cannot compel or authorize their return
by force. Negroes who leave their sn-
ployOrS will be compelled to support them
selves and families by labor upon the pub
lie wOrkS. To secure the objects, beth of
capital aud labor the sequestration c0mmis-
sisnsr is authorized and directed, upon confer
ehce with planters and ether parties, to eStab-
liSh yearly system 9 negro labor, which shall
provide food, clothing, proper treatment and
just compensation for negroes, or Just and
equitable proportion Of the yearly crop, as may
be deemed advisable and when these condi-
tiOns are accepted by planters or other parties,
faithful service and subordination shall be en-
forced on the part Of the negro by the officers
Of the government. 10 secure the payment Of
the wages 10 the negre, tlisir labor shall con.
Etitute lien on the products thereof. The
Quartermasters Of the Department are charged
with tho duty Of harvesting tile COW on de-
serted felds,and cultivating abandoned estates.
Employed negroes will be engaged in this
service.
BY command Of MAJOR GEEERAL BANKS.
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g2b REWARD

WILL BIZ paid BY the undenignsd, Cor ~ deiv-
w cry Of my negro man pill Black complexion
twenty four or five years old, ietis or 10 incbei
high hus plain scaf IN his lore head, ~ mpedinfnl
Ia hIs apeeeh, wears whlslers, weghs about le5
pounds and had on when ne len dark elothltS and
bare headed Said boy lpuFohased Of 4. 5, Wisdom
Of Chattanooga Tenn. on the 9th December, 1862
and len my premises on abe night of The lfth 1any
1893 The above reward vii bo given 10 any unl
that viii bring 20 me hi ny hohss 6 miles South 0l
Chattanooga Che above described negro, Or c0ninsd
IN some safe Jail, 20 that get hifn.
Janv. 22imi JOHN 3. HENDERSON,
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Lookout Mountain Property for Sale.

OFFER for sale the above property belonging 20
II. w. Won Aldehoii. and used by him for sever al
years as a Boarding School, aud more recently al a
Hotel. Il contains two large two story buildings and
Seventy rooms The ground, containing eight acres,
embraces magnideent Spring OF neverfailing, pure,
free stone water within cave, and 6ne waterfall
in the latter; also a large Stable, Kitchen, negro
house SmOkehOuse, &c.
As the Mountain Is favorite place for summer re.
sort and will undoubtedly become much more so,
this property being the unly one possessing alum.
dant supply Of water within convenient reach Is
Justly considered one OF the most valuable Of the kind
jan2 J. h. WILLY.
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SALE OF LAND

DY virtue ofan order Of sale. ISSUED nom Circuit
ID Court Of Hamilton county, will sell M the
Court House In Harrison, on The FIRST Monday o.
March next TO the highest bidder for cash. The fol.
lowing tract Of land toWii; one bot Of land IN Ham
ilton country, district No. !, adioinnE the lands OF
James Evans, and others containing i've acres. moro
or less and known as tanksiey Mn tract levied on
meut aud cost hi favor Washington Hixoa.
Feb4-u w, q, GARDENHIBE,
Deputy sherif af II q.
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TAKEN uP

A ND committed TO jail By the military authorities
"a at Chattanooga, on the 80 Of October, 1862 aud
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of the
Peace for the county OF Hamilton Tenn on the 9Th
Of December, 1862, negro boy calling bis name
JOHN and says he belongs 10 VIM. Janes OF Mem.
phisg Said boy Is black, 20 years old feet % inches
high. The owner Il requested q cone forward
prove property pay charges and take him out oi ja
dec20 J, n. SWAIN Jailor
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FOR SALE OR HIRE.

FINHE Morgan Messenger aicn, Kit Cmson,n
Sire Vermont Black Il Nk, dam Messenger
mare brown color, l5k hands high ~ years old
sure iea eeiler and has troited frequently in public
10 less than three minutes. Price II sold sl006 II let
$3.50. Apply to AS. BlBB
Feb4-lm Paint Reek, jackson Co Ala
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TAKEN UP


A N;Ptlsps9s y Rhes County cc!ws.a lhe ags' Z, q
assembled ~ Wafhington 0u The 18th day VI februa.
~, 1863 Enroing Onircn win be furnished With
blank certificates 0f exemption 70 be hlod ~ and
issued ~ licse who may be entitled 70 them. Per
claiming exemption under The law are advised 10
make application 10 their EqrollLg Ohcor AZ once
hat their claims may be decided on The 18th day Of
February. N1Ia
Enrolling Officers viii use their best endehyoa 70
bring 40 ~ TIE censcfps VI their respective diF
ricg t0 the place " endezYens AZ The time designs
ted. An will come provided With blankets or other
bed clothing n. y, BLAKE, Lt. Col q. B.A.
C,mmandant Of Cobsohpts.
We Will be present az the abofe specified limo and
place 10 txslnne and dlnrhafge 81 men VINO are vast
~ n. OULAEEY,
Fob, ala P.P.HkLE,
VIZ EDMONpe,
Exanlulng Board.
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LAND FOR SALE.

40 ACRES, "a the woods well timbered with oak
NJ and hickory, near Good Springs, two miles
from Gssysylle, on the Western aud Atlantic Rail
Road Solomon Gwaltney or William T. Ward In
the neis bborhood will show the place any one wish,
ing to purchase. bargain can be had IN this land.
on application 70 J. i. WILLY
Jan. 10th 1868. Opposite the Post Office.
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DIsgOLUT1ON

TTNHE arm OF Quinby 4 Robinson, Of Memphis, Tenn.,
Il Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons havng claims againit said nrm will pressnl
the same % W. 7. Qulnby who h aoRo authorized 20
pay, aud All persons who are indebted to said Rrm
will make immediate payment 10 said Qninby, who
has been authorized 70 settle said firms baslne
WM. I. QUfNBY, I GO,
W. A. ROBINSON, vehl Faftner,
JAS &. CLAGHOBN, Special partnn
EtoWah, Ga Jan. n. 1858. tfe6IOsm1
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THE PRESENT YANKEE CoNoRRss The Lou
isville Journal catches little Of tho fire Of the
tines, and thus hurrieS the Yankee Congress
~ 'ba hoards:~.
We count with great anxiety tho days and
hours which, as they pass, hasten the advent
Of the fourth Of March, when the present rad
ical Congress will terminate by its constitu
tional limitation. Until that time arrives, the
coantry will be in constant sta,o Of apprs.
henson, and the truly legal should prepare
day Of jubilee to celebrate the close Of the
miserable Legislation which has brought the
nation to the verge Of ruin, and would have
accomplished its destruction had its talent
been equal to lie malignity. But il is always
darkest just before day, and, amid the present
gloom and dependency, We look forward 10
the fifth Of March as the glorious dawning of
a better day for the Union.
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NUMBER l62
TRUSTEE SALE.

DERSUAN 70 Deed Of Trust executed syH. $.
Hill 10 me, will sell for cash az public outery,
10 the highest bidder 1.-THE Market house in Chata
nooga. Tenn, on the 10th day of Feb lees ihe
Printing Press. Type and other mate iial that be-.
longed 70 the Reflector Office, news paper lately
published at Chattanooga. n. C.. McREE
fehA-tds Tfuste
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''STAGG.,,

If MIR, stage, who Was on board the Steamer Ma
i ria Denning "a prisoner Of war; when Fran D.
Southgate died, will send his address to Sam. g.
Paine, Etowah Georgia. he will confer great favor.
Feb6-lm# SAN. G. PAINE.
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A HORSE. saddle and bride from me on Tie 2lti
"A uh. The horse was a deep chestnut porIcl, clt
lzei 4 deep saddle newly stated win pay $50, ~
ward Tor horse bride and stddlc, delivered Il me 0
Miles North ct l.aayetic- CO.
Jany. 2I,lw' "A. ". JACKSON.
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I HAVE, and win always keep on hand large
amount we'll assorted stock VI va. and n a.
ei al sorts and grades, which uner foe
salo 10 retailers or suttlcs ata low picc al gWcka
pld aiaDd opposite the Presbyterian Church
Jsry. 1I.7ms n. BRADT.
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INV TAYna

TNnE Tax payers viii please call at thc Recorders
4 Olacs and giye in their properly and polls, iOl
city taxes iof ihe present year.
Febl0-Im JOHN p. LONG, llecordsg.
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N, J.. HES,
Attorney AZ Law, Claim Agent Rnd Notary
Public,
RICHMOND VA

ELAlMS Of every description inst the Conede.
~ rate Governments settled with accuracy and dis
patch. Attends all the Confederate States courts
held IN the city Of Richmond. Address Box lle0.
ian22.lY
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From the Harrisburg tPenn) Patriot. January ~ ]
HoceasiR Trscks-AtIenapt Co HrIbs MvmtCv
of tAe Legislature - Ast0dndin6 Develop
ments -- General CRnrrOii's Operations 20
Effect HIs Election 60 the UnIfsd states SEM
ate Statement OFT. jefferson Boyer, Fcmber
OF ,lse.nbly from CIrnrGrId County.
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CYRUfS BYRUP Jual received, 10 barrels New
- 0flssnS sygsp 'or ale, by ,,..
jan7l-2w H. ~ hHkl@.
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MORNING REPORTS.
Information Wanted

OF Asst Surgeon II. Key, supposed 10 BE- with the
army at OF near Chatanooga- Address,
jan25 -2ws wM 7. KEY,
Naval Comd'is 0fhce Mobile, Ala.
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To tho Public.

r n. c0RBIN, stlll keeps boarding house a few
do0 leloW the Central Houses where transient Wait,
ors u q always be Accommodated. Call on him, aud
judge for yourself [jahl4-lml
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Sir,ay.cial.


J. H. DRAPER. aucti oneeT
Ny SIMEON DRAPER. O ice No. SO Pine
- s.On II ESDAY Ser. - 81 ~ oc'1ck al tie Nor
chants Excl Gnq, Nos. 2 sna b.. ;c.s, ~ .l'e.
EXECtIOES SALE Of NAL't4 3d. tNCkS-by or
Der OF William y. Dcl-, ESQ., executor c ie estate OF Anso1
g. Phelps the following vallsh stocks viz.
S,iC9 Sasos Delaware. ias Nes;ein Railroad
Company so each
Sc; shares Cayuga and Srsquehsnua Railroad Company,
$50 eacb--sa.ea 90 ,.c Delaware, Lec@awanna and
Western ferosJ .lmpauy.
t9S shares Warren kasoel Company s!' esch-leasei
TO the Delaware, LacAavauIs AID " es;e.a AsIsoua
Company.
az shares GIent Weston Railroad Company Of Illinois
SiCC each
10 sAare BaaS Of the STATE Of NewyoIk, s 100 cach
Also:
500 shares Mlrhs;tan Gas Ii Vt Co. stock $50 each.
$SG shares Manhattan Gas Li,ht Co. scrip $50 each.
400 sh.Tcs MetIop Gas Light Co stock SEQ each
% shares Pennsy lyara Goa CO. stock, 6 80 each
162 shares New Jersey zinc Co. stock = l00 each.
16I sha-es ID Avenue Railroad Co. stock s 100 each.
z konG, I'd Avenue Railroad 90 : .O0V each.
Together with surdry Bonds SC. &C.. rass Of which
Sii be in the catalogue oil DE sale
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Amnsememts.

RARN UMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
The x. Ss S is $SsH4 s 2 ...s
" aRF SlsTTiE FROM ROM IN ssd E
1t al iMreuse expense the original and only esuus>
SPECTRAL ILLUSION.
SPECTRAL Illusion.
THE GHOST!
THE GEOSTi
THE GHOSTlf
THE GHCSTii a4
Which viii be int .odlced.
OF aad u ocloox Intensely exciting and hssco
Drama called
THE SPECTRAL NUN,
THE SPECTRAL NUN:
THE SPECTRAL NUN;
R,THH
GHOST OF LINDENBURGs
GHOST OF LINDENBURG,
with appropriate sceac Effects Music, Propeses, TO-
''"s"'' y '&wA7 WITH MkLANcHoLY, -
Makrs the most attractive and fascinating eussnsasSSo
'A'''' '-' A''' LAST WEEK
THE SUMMER DR%MArIc COMPANY.
Which has played one Of the most uecessiul -
splendid performances, taAe heed thai
THIS WEEK Is THEIR LAST CHAN0E.
LAST WEEK, Also,
LAST WEEK, ALSO.
G. w. CLARKE,
@. w. CLARKE.
G. w. CLARKE,
Tho s.cceSfn Manager Of the above Gompssy whose nsn
ON SATURDAY NEXT,
HIS FAREWELL BENEFIT,
And when hs will have the pleasure Of presenting hSn ~
voLUNTEER TALyyT,
Which Will guarantee the most overlooking housea
To be seen at all hours, every day and evening"
THE SIOUX AND WINNEBA6O
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS.
whs have been attracting thonends upon Ao4ands day
'' 8 TnEsE VIII ii.bD ciiIDRES Or TIE FOREST
Who though representative, OF
TIRE wARLlKE TRIBES
Of tie wds q hnge,9; axe and a~sy ,p h1ye esse
They splendid specimens Of their respective Wiss -
In ''sY 's sb Sf ' f * HIS n' Sf fis wDs
KNOWS THE IhDIAE LIFE,
THEM WiGWINs n THEIR NATIVE WlLns.
They are 90 exhibition EVERY DAY and EVENING -
IL I DURING S1i ZACH DsAMArIC EwERTAINMENf
dive selection from the following chaiactenIic EePfesV
i RsCRTlrISG DANCE, with Song Of Psr'aAss, snd -
tio.ic speech 6y Zig Winebsso
sciLP DANCE, with song Of victory
CORN DANCE with Song Of THANKSGIVING, mn,
HuSrihG DANCE. with Song Of the Chase
M0cCAsiS GAME Ito f.sOfe IasLod q gau'sSAs -
Indians being tbs sresiost gamblers IN Ito "esi4-
A''' to be 'f Tn 4 a. M0asrEn PYTHON,
THE DRAGON OF TIE EAST,
''"y aIsd q he ssr OF TIL SNAKE sPEcs
''' Ok oa THE NORTH AMERICAN coNTINENr
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