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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-11
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Observation-Disclosures, 5pebitipn.

gommiffom8= Sdnb1er,
GroBbanblfr in Orpeeries. Mebl, 51meine1eil9,
@etraibe nno 9rten8mitteln, !Ralf, Cement, Sub
baar, Naseln, Cali Druid unh padfapitr,
Drudmaterialien &c.
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fen lbernumm,n.
gaarpuidi6e sernabt auf G%onfsnatiunen ~
ieber s3eit unb ienen Betrag.
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ESnnaa il9 oarauf psrla6en, taB Ne ppr l1eber-
tbeurune seihibt llnb. Glitter asssen 81 ben
nisbrislen Wrsilen pbne Radidt suf bic belen-
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GpmmilI ions @estsr 70 nispris ais ixii ssen1 re-
Ipeftabien 3aule.
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S. s. u. 8. 6 8urbanf.
s. 6. Burbonf,
@enerat- Meent fir bic @alena- Dunleiib- unb
Winnelota-W adet-Gr.
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81 iltpamfee, Gb;cagp
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aNaehaneiSe sil1ie sur i9legnisen8 elDreerune pcn
pallagtersi uas Sra1t.
paAass 10 riseris a!s auf irgerb ciltr aats,u
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3nel erpressiIss ssbe, iHslid+s sen galsircu
ab DC. Ger NntunTt ser Mpreene unb aternbrrtr
Don ct. Ysui une lielen III Miluaufce q, tinrs
nn9ea Der mi! ZEN 3empiitiTsn ter getrpif unc
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5nssn ner M.!nautss~ uls Gh;eaQo-Gi|fntobn
naN eslta5p naS allen l'unFten I'M S1en mr.
Gutsu, '"'
Spceiols gefonninaduno.
gallagher, tvei9e fa5 a!prosnfpct "ovTfrholi
vt. pau! s~trIailen bel Finer 9nfunit il! "a G1rIs
sfis!c1si' M!ltrautse refr gticaec 5 Gtpnfrn ~,
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Ssl'slt 5idsts iber 81 GreTe.
sesssN Inrdtttet5 rad alien punFten fIlia
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Wilparfte.
W'W.2SIIpn, WrEs1al-WoFoGiIrs
agent, Ct. Wau!.
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@amntflids Weanerayteiien in bols unt GLEN
rereen auf has Dauerbafttie ansefestiet unb fir
bic etlieffrten Wdsen, ghIi!tsn etc. e%arantirt
3. Ytder.
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MthlgQn GEutber11

Detro}f, monree ulc GoIsro goha.
Dieis Ginie uns tire gsrtinbuuapn bilbeu cine
se'llt01htge RrH!e opn Ictrpit mad, gbicanc
M'!wauFie, 0alena, Nref Satano, Tutuoue,
9n1ltnAtDn, Droitie tu Gpieu, Ga groljc. ct.
Yaal, eolro. CT. Souis, Ct. Jelepb 1}ns ale
3trutsa i'm Weltan une Gipmelen+
nnds 2rlssp, Gfeosla"o> Wi:t6turq. gHbeeIiud
Mep' gcri, ule dllsn Srtea, tppbin man at efn
afrlGisesnen s3psisbabnsn peu itrsn WtGBFn far
ren fam glbfabrt.
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FIR Gbiea0p unb Isp=y prt
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Buffalo I'm 1920
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sfep- gert I'M $50
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so1'rlt 1iaG Aelsep nm A,05 NaGmittaaq.
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Buffalo I'm 4:55 Bernittooe.
NeD~gorf I'M $50 Iiadmittaos.
2tele Nputs l1aa>t bircfte g}crttneutg III Gte.
Dslann nit hsl pradtpo0sa Steamerr .,Gita p;
BlHolo" nnb rWeasra Mstersrlis, mad Wuf3Ir.
5uer 10 Ni1Utsn Nadm. @briau uup &c.
fern Grprsb
''Hnf an 81 MonrSis I'm 8,05 Ma6rttttaas.
$50" : NSrian I'M 1900
ebieaas UNI 100 @crmitfals.
~ &arten f5nnen erbaltea ,rercer
~ Dstrptt> IN Ger Sifee Der Gompa9niG
ede Ntnotsrz nno gruibzSra6e.
Gis 3Iee eeber mad pr 0bicoop 9s;, ~
irsite utn 20 Minutrn friber 1T ais bic zen o.
i!0tt. Snc. 9. GompteN,
Den'l Super!ntenhsat.
g. 9. aatatt, Qsenr su Getretf.
Gsm'l Superiut. SfHte, Iciesc, sunni Is. 70,
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s. s. 2aoae,
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cine GsspPs brd,
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cine IrspPe brh,
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Observation-Disclosures
Gpliseticnsn nrs MusaatIuaaen
icter Wrt in alien Lteiien Deutlhlanbs,
pfIbsn eor, mir ME sepSbnIia auf bic prpnpteI.e
Art tsloret.
SIR IS ed q aaf Nen-Uprt, 81. Qouie,
officer Ns ~ Orleans une onesre
panbeifpldEe hfr Ser. GEaatsN Fam man INNER
bel Mir tas G'slb erbalteu.
.MuT bic toG fsbtnben CHASE jins bsi
mir Me e in g~rSbsrs.,, iprrie in ecu tlein.
iten SaN1ras't sa Den ti!tig fen GeurNu 3u
bahsn.
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eelt 9alier tn Deut|dlano fir itrs Nednuua
s;nesianrt Cher tesablt nsrosn, nit BENZ Bentsrtes
rab mir nason NaariGt 81 estsn Iei, fDnnsn bel
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sals tdJ bic NadytAt spus ginaanae esy Summs
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Sanquisrs lntt,er nit ietem Gtsamsr Sriefe er-
balte, !rsit1 Welcer eineeaanasa 0as, 70 If HES
Der lGneallf, iihsrlfs llna biligts Mca, UNI GEL
efr nalt Nncrita 81 ihiden.
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erbpten merben fam:
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Der llnter5eitnete bat iein eaesr Der feinfen
Gisarren i'm Yrsile ern IS bis 1865 per Iauienr
bur4 neue Gintlufe rsrpDQt1nbigt.
Manh= Mnb Rau=Gabafe
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unter 8 ail'S b~etannter heutldtr &aubtabaf.
Sdnupftabafg
ii grocer @usDabl.
Deut19e Yfetfen,
Baney>W opbs-
Nsrsauft i'm @raB- unb Aieinbaubcla III ben Bill
li9Ien WseiEsn+ &. 10. Gnbst.
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SpmmerzN rvan6emcn
1861.
e9'sasp, Msp~Nerf, WoTsn, Ct. 9ouis, Gai,c.
Msu' 9rltoas, via
Tulnpi5 Central
Oo|eno unt 6. 81, giieutaba.
3T9s asbs1 srn Gnnisiib ob; Tos-Grv.s6 m,
! u9F u. Dr.. Senatogs nuseeucmlucrI
Madb Mlsmp3is III 81 Gtunt,N.
vac Ven Ssleon6 in IS Gttnesu.
Mad) Nfpsgcrf iii 81 Gtuuaen.
Naa gsFlDH iii IS Gtuucfu.
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.3u9e nat alsu Ossenreu i'm Sj!Sr nnp'ir a.
ben III Srrsitfdaft.
q 1.s Nodt5i8e taten Wos8ens NIT
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"a3s OFT SfSsss g. 9. 3erbss,
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rs. y. Snhn'Hn, Gent, WalIassroqcut, GfisaSr,
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9tel5er-6puie.
Mbtlipp 9tcl;er, G%toentbamer.
peter, Minn

St. peter, Wtln11.
DielaS ecmfc.tabel einssridtete CAT. u. Soft
baus bifts. Neiifnoen unp 2pfsdngern
Naes. mas spn eiavm Wirtbsbans- Gtatli0emeni
eyfer ala}Ie teaniprudt werben fann.
@oHfabraelesen9fi pon bieraus mad aQenIbei-
len rcS 9taate8.
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0ne pen ibrem alten @eiAGftsplab am SUP Der
9adlonltraBe mad, pem gruBen, ji,,eff pom 5pllanb
unb Miasr tnusgebabteu Waareubaule, Gde Der
Sibleyirabe, gfsoeen.
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EbeG 5oa Rilten unp nGaooies".-
Snip, 8. ., 9. ., 0D1Ons &C., aussessi9aste
Waare. Gpptes Sarper u. &c.
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&affee, 100 Sade Nip, ausgeseihz
net. 90 5dadSssaguaora, DO. 10 sppdfts" Dspta,
auserfsien.- g. GoDIep garDsr u. Co.
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paris, 81. Mar3. - Sci Der ruff
ihen @elan1ldaft e%iuselaafene Deps1hen
betdtissn San9iewieS Niererlase. Die
SnlurBenten Derloren 400 Ippte "a Sc
fanatne, Gin Selesramm aus 2emters
tefdtiot eisle Nahriht and.
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NO. 1876.

guarding several a7ailabls fords OF tbs
Tennessee river. opposite which, on the
south bank tho mounted forces Of the
Confederate army under Gems. WheeleF,
s. d. Lee and Col Boldly are encampec,
watching Al opportunity to cross over
aud destroy OUr rsilr0d lines, ia . recent
attempt 10 do which Wheeler 80 signsly
failed. Capt. E. has established bio
headquarters At The Auditors OMce.
where he will remain foE few days for
the purpose Of raising recruits for ms
regiment. WildeFs cOmmsnd Oilers
superior inducements 10 those who con
template enteriRg the service, being
mOuated on excellent horses and armed
with the celebrated Spencer Repeating
Rifle from which seven loads are dis
charged in less time than . full grown
Son Of Malts can bite = single cartridge
for the ordinary rife. The generous
bounties offered BY the Government ars
being paid those who volunteer in thu
e0mmsad-Llfdystte Jour, 23f
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MISSOURI ITEMS.

A FEEsH BASD OF Exnss SzSI 10 SIS
esssIA.-Ths below named persons yes
tsrday left St. Louis, on the steamer La
minsry, At 10 A. NJ, for Dixie They
have been a6judged rebel sympathizerss
enemies of the Q. 5. Government Sc;
Z. c. Ferguson, of Barry county, Mis-
souri,.
Bryant Gales, Of Independence coun-
ty, Arkansas
James n. Nelson, Of sane.
Silas Nevins, Of Marion county, Mis-
souri,.
Thomas Yandell, of Dankiu county.
Missouri.
James L. Edgar, Of Washington county,
James NJ. Albright, Of Putnam oOunty,
Missouri.
T. A. Mayo, Of Reynolds county. No.
Miss Theresa BieunerhAssett, Of s..
Louis
Mrs. L. A. B. Mitchell, with four chill
dFen, from Cooper county, Mo.
Mrs. Amanda Maddox. with two chill
drea, from Cass county, No.
Mrs. Mary Hall, with one child, from
same.
Matte Maddox, Of Jackson, county,
Missouri.
Besides the above, the following were
sent upon their written application, vol
unfairly assuming the like restraints:
Mrs. Annie 2. Martin, Of St. Louis
county, No.
Martha E. Cameron, Of Lafayette. couH-
ty, No.
Miss Nellie Mitchell, Of Cooper coun-
~, Missouri.
Mrs. SAllie W. Locketf, with 6vs ehE-
drer, Of Cole county, BIO.
Lieutenant James McKelby, Seventh
Minnesota, company |, has charge Of the
passengers, to transport them under Gag
of truce within the enemy's hneS, 70 COM
init them to an authorized rebel officer,
and take bis receipt for them, If pracd-
cable.
The exiles are prohibited from return
ing during the war, except By isays Of
tbs Secretary Of War, under penalty Of
Imprisonment and such other punishment
81 the military authoritisa shall chooss
to iufict-SL. Louis Dem pa.
Robert Coates, steamboat mate was
arrested in 81. Louis on the I'D inst. as
. rebel spy and mail carrier.
The Governor has issucd an order csI.
ling upon the citizens 20 volunteer and
iill up the quota assigned 10 this State
under the last call Of the President for
100000 men. The quota Of Missouri il
1856, Of which 954 are to be ia uished
by this Congressional District, and ifths
number is not made up by volunteers BY
the 9th Of January next, the deficiency
will be supplied by drafling.--Js9ersRs
CITY Times.
PORTRAIT OF Gas. GRAEr.-Ths Chi
cage journal Of the 2lst says:
Mr.. Antrobus, the artist, has returned
from his trip to Chattanooga, where b.
went 20 paint General Grants portrait.
He will have IL ready in about 3 fort
night, when il will be exhibited % the
public. Mr.. Antrobbs made q sket D Of
Lookout Mountain and the scenery there
abouts, and is now finishing Il. Il viii
be ready and exhibited from the Journal
bulletin window in = day or two.
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WISCONSIN liens.


OF the ten attorneys enrolled Ia tia
first class In this county i've Wers drawn
At the late draft, viz: Richard Lindsay
Hon. q. w. HaEs lton, late State s ,tor
/. A. Fame er, and Perry G.. Skoad. tss
enrolling officer for Newport. The latter
three reside in KilbOurn City, aud com
prise the entire bar Of that place. No,
. single professional man Of this oitv
was drafted, except Albert B1hrD. da9-
aerrian artist. The draft falls very tou,i-
ly here, and ia = few exceptional caseg n
falls on persons who are able 10 stand h
Two OF our county officers, n. h. Rust
clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors. and
II. N. Haskell, clerk Of the Court. A.
among the lucky ones In Otsego, thTeo
persons named Starr, were drawn. We
believe they are brolhsrs.-PortaQs 81,
Regisier.
DR.. Towne, Of the Harvey Hosplt.I
who has put that institution into 49,
fine working order, has been ordsrad -
report At Louisville for other service "
hear that = supper IL 70 BE- given bl-B -
morrow evening prior 70 bis departure
led.
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NEW YORK lTEsl

1000 VOLUNTEERS ALEEADT osrAusEb
The Supervisors have promptlz s,o
piled funds for the purpose Of provaS
ting enlistmenls, aud Siready ovs- -.
thousand volunteers have been obtsi,~1
The bOuHties offered By the eo1otv -
paid, and the volunteers are 49, -.
camp Immediately. The attTaetio. -. !,
seyeH hundred and sereHty ssssa 49,, Mi
doubtless enable this county u eo.oI.s-
It's quota in time 70 avoid the dr.ft ~
z. Co8i Advertise, ala.
The svsils Of Sir. Beecbss's sddrs.s
At the welcome hons" extended 10 rim
By the Kings County War Fund Com
Mite, on Thursday night - The Brook
Ign Academy d Music, An0uated 10
$500, The sdmissi0a vas 81; EeseTv-
ed seats 81 sxirs. This fund Il for che
use Of the Unitsd States Sanitary Con-
miSsiOs.
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THE ADDRESS
OF
BON. EDWARD EvERETT
A GeJtYsburg, November 10.
We make the following extracts, re-
-grsttiug #e can not mske room for the
entire address:

II was appointed BY law, in Athens,
thst the obsequies Of tie citizens who
fell in battle should be performed at the
public expense, and in the most honor
able manner. Their bones were care
fully gathered up from the funeral pYre,
where their bodies were consumed, and
brought home TO the city. There, for
three days before the interment, they lay
in state, beneath tents Of honor, to re-
ceive the votive offerings of friends and
Observation-Disclosures, weapons, precious
ornameDts, painted vases, (wonders of
art which, after two thousand years,
adoru the museums Of modern Europe
the last tribute of surviving affection,
Ten ceffins of funeral cypress received
the honorable deposit one for each of
the tribes of the city, and an eleventh in
memory Of the unrecoguizsd, but not
therefore unhonored, dead and Of those
whose remains could not be recovered.
: Ga the fourth day the mournful process
sion vas formed; mothers, wives, sisters,
daughters, led the iwsy, and to them il
was permitted, by the simplicity of an.
Cient manners, TO utter aloud their lamen-
tations for the beloved and the lost; the
male relatives Of the deceased followed;
citizens and strangers closed The train
Thus msrshsled, they moved 70 the place
of intermeut in that famous Cermicus,
the most beautiful suburb Of Athens,
which had been adorned by Cimon, the
son of Miltiades, with walks and foun-
tsiDs and columns; whose groves were
filed with altsrs, shriEes and temples;
whose gardens were ever green with
streams from the neighboring hill, and
shaded with the trees sacred TO Minerva,
and coeval with the foundation of the
city; whose circuit inclosed
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Nc Wincheater JournaI saIs:

- .
The Winchester Journal says
Meetings are held almost every night
ct different points in Randolph county.
Every township is being eanvAssed.
Messrs. Nef and Teal inform us that
their company Il over half full. We
think those gentlemen have succeeded
remarkably in obtaining recruits. The
county owes much 20 the zeal and faith
ful labors Of y. II. johnson, Esq, Of
Wayne county, in this good work lie
has eanvassed the entire county; work
ing necessarily in all weathers fer tie
success of the enterprise. Let bis ser
vices be gratefully remembered. In
nearly every township the people have
voted TO ask the County Commissioners
10 cGsr an additional bounty of one
hundred dollars u each volunteer who
enlists under the present call Men who
have never before been In favor Of the
war, are now coming up heartily to the
work. Those who knox how things are
working in the county think that cur
quota will be raised
The Versailles Dispatch says John
Hurt, an old citizen Of Ripley county,
was killed by the cars on the D & n.
Railroad al Poslon on last Friday night.
II is supposed that two or ttrsO trains
passed Oger him. His body was very
much nangled and cat into several
piece.
Ma BUREELL This gentleman, who
recently arrived here from the Army Of
Cumberland, addressed the Sabbath
School 3. Mssonic Hall, yesterday after
neon, With several other Sabbath Schools
and friends who attended BY invitation.
The occasion was one Of great Interest,
znd the ittls folks listened with fearful
eyes 10 the sad stories Of life and death
in the army r4sied By Mr.. Burnsn.-
LadiEzdP0lis Jour.
FR0x TIE 10 REGnEsT &C apt Robin
son, Of Co, @" 72d Indiana Volunteers,
/ arrived Ia the city Saturday evening
from camp near Huntsville, Alsbsma
/ The Captain reports Wildsrs Brigade,
Of which the 72d forms part, In splendid
condition, theirs not being more THAI :
half dozen men on the nek list 10 ihs
satirs conmsnd. This brigade, assisted
| By Gen. Crooks Cavalry DiVisioDs is ReH
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Hon. NsshAnisl @. TayIOr, Of Ten.
Rsssss, yEss aan0anosa 70 address tha
uriOp >a'A' "a Of Cincinnati Tues,
shV Cor. hss.-
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The sovERErcSTY OF THE STATES,

In sUF EAHApA - VI AAAs oAAAN1T
But 10 hide the defoImiiy of the crime
uLde. the cloak Of that soPhistry which
makes the worse appear the better rea-
son, We are told by the leaders Of the
rebellion, that in our complex system of
Government the separate States are
sovereign" aud that the central power
is only al agency" established By
these sOvereigns TO manage certain affairs
which they could not so conveniently
administer themselves. 1t happens I'M
fortunately for this theory that tue Fed
eral Constitution, (Which has been
adoped by the people OF every State OF
the Union, ss much as their oWa state
Constitutions have been adopted, and IS
declared 10 be paramount 70 them) no
where recognizes the States IS soger-
eipns, in fact that by their names 1t does
not recogn;zs them ct alt; while the su-
thority established by that instrument
is recognized, ia its text, not as an
"agsDcg," bat IS "the Government of the
United States" By that Constitution,
moreover, which purports In its pream-
bic 10 be ordained aud established by
"the people of the United States, II 10
expressly provided that I" the meDbtrI Of
the State Legislatures, and all executive
officers, shkll be bound BY oath OF ahirnA-
ton TO support the Constitution" Now,
il is . common thing, under all GCVsrn-
ments for an agent 10 be b5und by al
oath TO be faithful to bis sovereign, but
never heard before Of sOysreigns being
bound by an cato 10 BE- faithful TO their
agency. Certainly do not deny that
tue separats States are closed with Sogs-
reign powers fer tue administration Of
local affairs. Il is one Of the most beau
tiful features Of our mixed system Of
government, bat il is equally true that,
In adopting the Federal Constltntion, the
States abdicAtsd, By express rsnnneia-
ton, all the most important functions OF
National Sovereignty, and By oae COM
prshsnsivs, sslf-dsnysng clause, gavs up
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Prolong Life,
Walnut Grove Lots,
For Sale.

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
n CaDFtpl PARK Street considered tho most desiF
able part q ths city for Family Residences. Apply
Il. q. SCOYEL
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A BOY, from Il % IA years old. A tbs Gallery
u Of ths Crnbsglani No, Is Cedar Street, oppo-
siss tbs oommsreiAl Hstsl kaahviils Isnneesse.
peYfo--h MORSE tkAaLAE.
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oA-iAtLor4 HAs U "1A"s
This gallant young officer, who has
fought with distinguished bravery At
Perryvile, Stone River, and Chickamsu-
gs, aud in many skirmishes with the
enemy, has been detailed 81 recruiting
oli;er for the glorious old Thirty eighth,
and arrived at bis home in this city on
Saturday. He will make bis headquar-
ters here.-Nsg Albany Ledger, 23d.
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