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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-16
SI0O REWARD. }.

a, | WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD for my De-
- gro fellow KELVIN. Said Melvin is stout and black,
has large eyes and very white teeth. He is supposed
10 1G making his way to the Yankees.
SHAD. WOOTEN,
WhiteTilIe, Columbus County, N. q.
July c, 1858. 227-2'll-Stf
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JACKSON, July 9Th, 1863--ll O'Clock, A. ii.
The enemy is advancing rapidly the Clinton Road
Our cavalry skiTmshing with them three miles out, and
are gradually falling back. force in line of battle to
receive them.
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TAX on LIQUoRs-The following is a copy of let
tr from the Secretary of the Treasury to firm IN N O.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, June %, 1868. {

Richmond, June 23, 1868.
GEyrLENES--I In reply to your telegram of the 10th
u have to state that the gross sales of liquor sold
on commission are higher than those of other art
cles or products sold by commission merchants. This
privilege is confined however to commission merchants
selling the liquors of Others and not their own The
regular Wholesale or retail dealer under section Of
the Tax act, is not privileged to sell liquors, wines,
fermented liquors. without making separate registry
for that purpose ard paying the specific tax well
the five per ten per centum, the may
be- upon the gross amount of the sales of such liquors
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
&. @. MEMNINGER,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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LSigned ]

WE have by the Steamer Banshee from Nassau
now at quarantine file of the Bahama Herald up to the
st ns The Steamer Britannia from Charleston for Mas
sau overdue week. had not arrived and Il 10 feared that
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-16

she has fallen into the hands of the enemy We will
fully examine Nassau and foreign package this after
noon and make such extracts may appear be of in
terest.
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SALT.

SUBSCRIBER is making Salt at Stump Sound Ons-
Iov county which he will sell at his works two dollars
kushe be the Wilmington Market price, or he will
10 salt for provisions at the current market rates.
St is now selling low Price it possibly be
@ for and parties likely to want it would do well to lay
.Eai- supply at once. M. l.. T. Redo.
Nay :. 1868. 31Sm<.
b II 10 fhis Office for payment
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-16

We CORY and publish eWbere sundry reports convey
ing startling Of he capture of New Orleans by
General TAYLOR and General MAaRupER. They both
dssbng leaders, but the capture of New Orleans with the
Yankee the Mississippi would be barren triumph,
even though should Fort Jackson. We do not
know Fort ia armed. We it is rather poor
lv Rsrrisoned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-16

ANOTHER RA1D.-Gen. Martin telegraphed Cover
nor Vance, yesterday that the enemy were advancing
up the Roanoke with 600 infantry, 300 cavalry, six
pieces of artillery and three gunboas. Let tie organ
izations 20 on. The raids not by any MEANS
and every will be wanted.-Ralelgh Progress.
We learn that the raiders alluded by the Progress
burned williamson, in Martin county, Sunday Mon
day ast-that is suppose, they burned the public
buildings and plundered the town generally. They
on their way Tarboro. The Quarter Master and Com
mssary removed their stores from Tarboro and the
people were moving. The raiders said to have come
from Plymouth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-16
FROM JACKsoN-A FIGHT LOOKED FOR.

F'RUW JAChSUN-A FUR.
JACKSON MISS July sth, 1863.
Everything is in the widest excitement here. Citizens
flying ID every direction and the streets flied with
stock, negroes families, carts and species Of
veyanee
There terrible storm last ght, ard very heavy
rains.
Citizens beyond Clinton report that enemy
irg every dwelling they pass.
fight here is hourly looked for.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-16

receive tnem to sell par for preninra all the
bonds which they receiVe in lieu OF
the provkiors OF this from time time dis
cretion and apply the proceeds in payments from their
several Offices.
sEc T. The clerks of the ,veral county courts in this
State shl for the year. make to the Comptroller
office on or before the 27th day of july ns the return
required TO be made in section thirty of the act of
the last ses ion of the General Assembly entitled Rev
enue."
SEC 8: The Treasurer shall have printed, early
practcabe 20J copies Of this act aud tsznsm one to
each Sheriff. and to each c, UNITY Court clerk in the
State.
SEC 9.SThs shall be in uIl and effect from and
after its ratification.
Read three times and ratified in Gene, al Assembly, this
Sd day oil July, A. D., Isl 3
r. 8. DoNEELL S. Ii. c.
GILES MEBAEE, S. g.
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FROM NATCHEZ,

NATcHEZ July 9Th, 1888.
transport towing barge load of coal, passed down
this A. III and one last night.
An officer Gen. Smith 3 STAFF reports that Price
ordered Sunday the 18th, take Helena. He novel
Immediately.
Nothing from Port Hudson. All quiet
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FROM THE HoRTH-0UR ARMY REPORTED TO BE
RETREATING.

hICHMUND, July S 1oU0.
The Petersburg Express of this morning has extracts
from the Baltimore American of the 6h representing that
Gen. Lee badly defeated at Gettysburg, and
treating, closely pressed by the Army ofhe Potomac
he latest adVces rcm the army up to P. II. the
6th state that heades headquarters would be in FEEDER
ick to day On the sixth every ava liable being
hurried to Frederick to Intercept Lee.
Lincoln has issued gratuatory address to the
try.
Vcksburg advices 2td july state the condtien
affairs as unchanged.
The Express reminds its readers that the American the
vilesr Lincoln sheet in all the North.
Our troops entered Suffolk on Monday.
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10 FARMERS AND QUARTERMASTERs.
ASSISTANT QAKTERMAsTER GEMS OFFICE, |
NICHMOND, va, I0Jh Ju
TAX IN KIND

RICHMOND va, l3th june 1868.
TAX IN KIND.
sfaE FOLLOWING is the system adopted for the cOlec
I lection Of the tax in kind
officer of the Qlartermaster Generals Department is
asIgned the special charge of the subject Conroll
Quartemaster with the rank of HajOr is assigned to
state and Post Quartermaster with the rank OF
Captain eaCh Congressional District where is practi-
q Ole to collect the tenth.
Each Congressional District will be subdivided by the
Post QuartaTmoGter charge of sections, for the
delivery the of his quota of pro-
ace and agents will be appointed by that Off to take
arge depUts to be established in each section
Before depOt5 be established, the
ents required the law be made the crops of email
an hay and the clip OF wool for the present year will
been secured.
To relieve farmers from the risk and inconvenience of
slsrg the Government portion, well OBJ tain
supplies for the of the army the Department
authorizes and requests farmers residing posts where
gIarerna3teIs stationed to deliver the Gov
tIGmCn!s TENTH any part OF it to that Quartermas
the " farmers required to deliver their tenth
jtpoa not eight miles from the place Of
4uCtiUn. they will deliver under this request, the Gov
will nay Tor the transportation in of eight
niles. Th3 QIarermaser receiving produce under this
viii give receipts to the producer evidence that
mach his tax is paid. And the Post Qdartermaster
after the as css0r has established and made it known to
ill., the Qlatermaster to whom the produce Is delivered
vii it to the Post Quartermaster of the Dis
--cJ Iii endorse copy of the receipt upon the
estimate before transferring it to the agents at the
..ceiy1g ds 3yt. LeRKIN SMITH,
g. Quartermaser General in charge.
June %. 1853. 2l4lw-39.lm
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Office of Secretary OF State.
|, Ohm P. III. Russ Secretary of State in and for
the State of North Carolina, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is true copy of the original file in
this Office.
Given under my hand. this Sd day of July, 1868,
j. L. Ell. RUSS,
Secretary of State.
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We have from friend copy OF the He0 Era, En- Abo-
ltioD paper published in Washington N. c. private A. W.
HAHN Co. /, 3rd NJ T. cavalry Editor and Proprietor
The number before us js dated June 76th 1865
1t is no mere form Of speech TO call this thing Al abo-
ton sheet that without dguise Its literary tone is
of regular New York type and Of the slang order We
BRES Of the 3rd New York cavalry has
married ANN RICHARDSON, daughter Of
B. T. NJ. Of Washington, n G. is Yankee
arrangement all RICHARDSON has been hand and
glove with enemy the hrst He is Yankee him
SELF are informed.
The only important order find is the following
HEAD QuARTERs, DISTRICT OF THE PAaFLrco,
Washington, N. Co. May ], 1853.
GENERAL Orders, !
No. 8.
Pursuant orders the Head Quarters of The De-
psrtment Of North Carolina hereby announced that the
lines closed. No ngress egess can be permitted,
and trade whatever with persons living beyond the
lines.
All persons who have taken the oath of allegiance
hereby warned against any unauthorized
with persons residing within the enemy lines by letter or
otherwise.
It s recommended to all persons who do So to cult
vate vegetable gardens within the Des.
By command OF
BRIG. GEN HENRY PRINCE,
Commanding
Signed S. w. WALDRoN, JR.,
Capt. A. A. c.
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FROM JACKSON.

JACKSON, July 7th, 1868.
But little is known cf the fall of Vicksburg OH
who come cay that had Gen. Johnston reached
there twelve days he could not have relieved the
garrison as they could muster seven thousand
men for duty. Many citizens leaving with their fami
lies groes and stock. The Missssippan packing
to leave.
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EXECUTOR's roTICE.

rsFEE UNDERSIGNED having qualified at May term of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County
sampson Executor upon the of Benajah c..
Merritt deceased, hereby notifies all persons indebted to
d estate to make Immediate payment; and all persons
having claims Ggaius the hereby notified to pre-
duly authenticated with the time prescribed by
otherwise this notice will be plead bar of their
eOvyTY.
3. MERRITT, Executor
June % h. 1865. 4O-4t*
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LATEST FROM JACKSON.

JACKSON July Sth, 1863
Col. Montgomery, A. D. c. to Genl Pemb erton, with
hundred mounted men, arrived to-day. Gen. Green
and COL Irving of Missouri, killed by the enemys
sharp Grant sent ten thousand men back and
about the same number to attack Price Grants force
was near one hundred thousand Grant commands per-
sen the forcas marching Jackson.
Dispatches from PsnosY the 7th inst, say that Genl
Holmes attacked Helena the 4th captured three
batteries Reinforcements arrived eow with FIVE gun
boats force back. Our loss five hum
drea Heavy fighting vas heard xt day.
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that the indicate ta Banks ia about to raise
the eige. All the its and sks b1rned at Natehez
by order of COL Smith.
The river rising heavy rains here, crops line, weather
pleasant and people dent; thermometer 81 degrees
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22
About Holiday Presents.

WHERE TO Buy THKM.-At this time
this question is asked by the heads of
families and others desiring to make pres
ents to friends. The columns of the
GATE CRY are carefully scanned each
morning for notices giving the desired
information, and in accordance with no.
tices therein published the bonnet and
shawl is donned Immediately after break.
fast, and some establishment is visited
where the best and most valuable articles
are to be purchased. Acting upon the
supposition that all do not know Just
where to 60 We will just whisper (don t
tell anybody, for other dealers wouldn't
like it) that our friend, Ed. F. Broxnell,
has most beautiful assortment of splen-
did Gift Books, and an endless stock Of
children's Toy Books, some new and very
ingenious styles. 1t is not necessary for
us to say that your every wish can be sat
is6ed. You will always find Mr. Brownel
in the most chez erful humor, and willing
to sell every book in his house, at the low
est price. That's the place to go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22
KEoKUK IOWA TUESDAY, DEcEMBER ., 1ss3. 777

cent. . month Jcf I'll sfssr nine months,
Under this hitter act the penalty on taxes
several years delinquen. is very heavy,
and - many persons, especially in this
county. we're utterly unable to pay their
taxes during the great financial pressure
Of 1869 and go. 1t has operated very
oppreasively upon those Who have paid
atthe rates therein axed. The public will
therefore be interested ID the following
dsSisisns of the Ssprene Cosrt, Fffoas
which it appears that on I'll taxes which
become due prior to the taking effect of
the oct Of April 1869, ars 70 be collccted
under the provisions Of the law Of 1860.
Some provision should now be made for
the relief Of those persons who have paid
under mistake Of The law more than
they were required:
DELINQUENT TAXES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

ArHEHEux. ~ Notwithstanding there
Was another entertainment in our city
last evening that drew largely On our citi-
Gems, there WIS an excellent house 1t the
Atheneum and the acting was superb.
We heard it remarked BY several thAs it
far exceeded anything that they had ever
before Witnessed, either here or elsewhere.
All were delighted, and every part was
fully sustained.
This grand play will be repeated again
this evening at the earnest request of the
entire audience. 1t Is acknowledged to
be the best thing of the season, and to-
night will be the last time that it will be
presented in our city. Recollect this, and
20 and see it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

DRY GOODS DIR GooDs The New
York Store is SO full Of winter dry goods
that the Agent, MI. Gregg, is determined
to sell the present stock at greatly reduced
prices. A large lot Of cloaks will be sold
at small advance over cost price, and 40
endless variety of shawls, dress goods,
and pant stuffs, are offered at prices to
suit the most stringent economists. A
large variety Of hoods, nubias, head
dresses, woolen hosiery, DO, &c. just
received few dozen Of gentlenens' kid
gloves. q 80 cents . pair superior ar
ticle of yard wide linen as 40 cents yard.
Bareain seekers aad those anxieus to
make holiday presents to their friends
should go at once 70 the New York Store
and secure some Of the bargains nov
offeringthere. Remember the place, west
corner Of the Estes House.
xw NJ. GREae, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

POPULAR SENrIMRn-"Let me make
the ballads of nation," said Fletcher. OF
Saltoan, "and l care not who makes its
laws" "Let me sell the people of Keo-
kuk their holiday books" says Lowry, Of
the Nsws Depot, land I care not who
make their ballads" So it is true that
an elegant and handsome present has =
wonderful effect on person, and to pur-
chase this present 60 to Lowry's. He
has large and splendid assortment of
holiday books, Family Bibles. Prayer
Books, rich and elegant, Photograph Al
buns. Juvenile Books of all kinds, Pic
lures, Reward Cards, Games, &c., &c.-
Give him q call
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

le% Yesterday afternoon little daugh-
ter of Mr.. JAS. Estes was run over by q
sleigh on Main street, between 7th and
8th. No very serious damage was done
to the little one, but as the accident was
occasioned by carelessness let this be a
warning to drivers to "keep their eyes
open, and not go at an unlawful rate of
speed in the principle streets Of the city.
Yesterday everything resembling a sleigh
was brought into requisi,ion, and the
recklessness of some Of the drivers was
alarming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

CONVICTION OF THE NOBLE COUNTY
(O.,) RIorERs s.-Judge Leavitt. Of the
District Court of the United States at
Cincinnati. few days ago. overruled
motion for new trial on behalf of the
Noble county rioters. In passing sen
tence upon them the Judge said:
In awarding the sentence of the law
against you, l would exclude the possibil-
ity OF even suspicion Of vindicsiveDess
on the part Of the Government. Upon
the whole, after full reflection, l shall ad :
Judge the defendants. McFerreu and
Coylo, to pay each . fne of $500 and
costs. The defsndant. Racey is more
guilty than the others, and tits my duty
to make discrimination against him. He
is adjudged to pay fine Of ST. 900 and
stand committed until the fine and bis
proportion Of the costs are paid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

G1 Among other equally important
accusations, the Capperhead papeip son-.
plain that Mr.. Lincoln has carried on the
var againtt tho rebek ID manner eseatlv !
offensive to ofhem--tbat he has made them
just as mad ae they can Be-, In shork
Mr.. Lincoln has mads himself and hi.
administration very unpopular in Dixie.
This i bad 6or Unoie Absl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

BENKEIr.-We understand that TWO
very beautiful aud highly gifted young
ladies. holding high positions in the social
circles of Keokuk, are preparing to make
their first appearance on any stage on
the occasion of the benefit Of Mr.. Chas.
J, Fyffe. which occurs during the present
season,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

@ Brownell has the best assortment
of books for the holidays ever offered in
keokuk. comprising Gne poets, gift books,
annuals, family bibles, photograph albums,
de-, movable picture books for children,
something entirely new. Every body is in-
vIted to call and examine the stock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

@ If we expect ever to live with the
rebels In Union, We should endeavor TO
make ourselves as agreeable, and not as
disagreeable, as possible-TNew York
World.
The way "to make ourselves as agree
able IS possible" to the rebels is to take
sides with them and against the Govern
ment. This the World and its co-laborers
are doing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

FousD.-Yssterday, on the pavement
in front of the Billings, pocket-boot,
which the owner can get by calling at the
Deming House. proving property, and
paying for this notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

~ At j. w. Ogden's Bookstore may
be seen an elegant stock of Photographic
Albums-certaiDly the largest and great
est variety ever brought to the city
Purchasers can select from Boston. New
York or Philadelphia manufactures. A
Photograph Album is suitable gift for
the holidays. H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

TF Our streets we're alive with busi-
ness yesterday, people we're in town with
sleighs loaded with produce, chickens,
turkeys, &c, with which to grace the
tables of our citizens on Christmas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

~ The ladies have positively Fefased
to excuse any one from attending the
Fair for the benefit Of the soldiers st the
great hall in the Estes House. Remem-
Der this, and favor them with your pres
ence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

~ The popular idea il that when
mssknt1 build their hcsses high, the
winter will be of more than ordinary Sc
verify, asd . it is alleged that the musk.
rats have been building high this season,
the present winter is to be a very cold
one. An old trapper controverts this idea,
and says that the cause of the high build
ing is the anticipated high wsser. In
very cold winters the water in the streams
and marshes is low, and muskrats do not
then want lofty houses. He thinks the
probabilities are that We shall have . large
amount Of rain and mud the present SEA
son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

n1- Corn is selling on our streets at
from IS to IS cents per bushel, and il
scarce at that. 1t is thought that it will
soon be one dollar per bushel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22
Posr 0EyIcR DEPARTnxxr, !
+ WAsHIuaTox. Dec. Is, s8S.

VAsnAhoIO1s Leo. 40, %.
Hon. Jas. E ,Wizsos, H0s.s of Repre-
ssntdtir<s: y seSs 4sSA
SI1s In compliance with your request
the Postmaster General has CONSENTED to
re-extend route No. 10.929, Augusta 70
Primrose. to end at Farmington, and to
improve the frequeucy Of service toisix
time week, to take effect on the lst 1aa-
uary, 1854. The necessary instructions
to The parties to carry the order into 61ecs
were issued to-day.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
G1o. w. McLRLLAN,
End Asst. P. n. General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

CALLING CARDs.-It is expected that
on New Years day great many "cslls"
will be made, and it is possible that some
who may ''calp' on that day will receive"
"csll'' from "Uucle Samuel on the 5.h
of January. A neat card, no doubt, would
be highly priced. Cards are neatly and
promptly printed At the GATE CrrY jon
OFFICE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22
~ Gen. Blair was in St. Louis at last
accounts, on his way to Washington to take
his seat in Congress.

IA Gen. Eastin Morris, Receiver Of
Public Monies, at the Iowa CITY Land
Office during the administration of Presi.
dents Taylor and Fillmore, and since lh en-
retired from public life, residing at his
homestead at "Tulip Hill," near Iowa
City, died at the latter place on the llth
instant, having removed to the city a
few weeks before. The deceased was
sixty nine years Of age; was native Of
Kentucky, but during his earlier life was
successfully citizen of Ohio, Missouri,
Tennessee and Iowa coming to this State
in 1914, and holding his first public Of
fice in Iowa as Recorder Of the Supreme
Court under the Territorial Government.
He had also served in the army in Tenn
essee. under Gen. Sam Houston. The
Republican, from which we condense the
above facts, speaks of the deceased in the
highest terms of praise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

ATTENTION !-E. X. Hart, at the Hoo
sier Store, has one of the finest assort-
ment Of dress silks to be found in cur
city. Go and buy pattern and make
your wife or daughter valuable holiday
present. His prices defy competition, as
all his customers can testify.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

t@ The Eagle, which has been ice-
bound for the past few days, will CON-
mence to day making her regular trips
again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

EwThe place to get handsome win
ter bonnet Of velvet, silk or straw, is q
Mrs. Williamsop's, No. II Main street
between Second and Third. If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

g The Ferry Co. were cutting the
ice from the boat Mill Boy yester-
day, and she will make her regular trips
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

H 1t was impossible for teams to
cross the Des Moines river yesterday
after 10 o'clock on the ice, which had
melted SO as to become wholly unsafe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-22

@ II you wish to get good family
Sewing Machine that you will never re-
gret purchasing, buy The Florence, or
Singer Machine, which will do all that
Others claim to do and many things that
others cannot do. C. H. EMERSON, 4th
street, is agent for the sale OF them. Go
and see them operate.