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500 REWARD
- ANYWAY about tbrss months ago from the Ala
A baGs and Mississippi railroad, tbs following named
WsEGU ESg
OES!

TOM 81 out thirty Eve years cid very black about eve
feet inches high, weighs about oFs hundred and
'xtv pounds, front teeth very Wits and show very
Dls 'uly when tslkiRg.
y MON about feel high, very black, forty years
old =, speaks very much ike African.
TFRR y shout hge feet ten inches high sgei ab 7ut
t. venty-tvo years is OF brown color very quiet and
Las b1t lfttls TO say.
LITTLE Is> 9d, about five feet four inches gh and
twenty years old
sic T~OM.Fx feet high weighs one hundred and
seventy i've posnl's- and front teeth out
ALIEN I've feet i've or six inches high twenty two
wears old and very ack-
ELL yellow boy, wears a mustaehe, twenty i've
years old and weighs one hundred aud sixty pouads
HENRY DAVIS i've feet Eve iaehea high, weighs
on buadred and thirty pounds and very black
- tyventy-six years old, very black aud weighs
one huudr d and forty pounds
VIII give ten dollars each fer either Of the above
named boys II lodged IN sil 30 that can get them.
J. d RIFFLE,
;e10sts Roa5mautsr A. and NJ IS. R. r.
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CONFEDERATE STEAMER ALABAMA, Z
December 6, 1862


GENTLE5IEN regret TO inform you that the tvyeIvs
cases Of Plantation Bitters found on 5osrd the ARIEL
consigned TO n Cordovs & Son, Panama viii not BE-
likely 20 reach their destination, having been trans
terred % my vessel Having procured case while
ct the Island Of Martinique its beneficial effect in nv
hospital room and 10 curing the scurvy such
render too valuable acquisition t. pas particularly
as st was evidently intended for the South from the
name plantation Rest assured srs tr1st you viii not
fail % freight each vessel likely to my path with
the Plantation Bitters, and VIII guarsntes 10 place
in the hands Of President Davis before the 4th Of
March.
have the honor 70 remain resp etfuly, yours,
RAPHaEI. SEaIHrl
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WaNTEn. TTNTEDEaTELF,

rrRGF QUANTITY OF FUEL, for The use
"a ~ EoEptsls shops and troops e. t9ls z Pos.i ss
WI pay me highest market price for ~ r. 81. l
- ii ti,s r,lsce Peramg hzviDg Woec ior hAis W.
Apply . ny out'' Il. L. BOON
,.71- Captain and A. Qusrternastsr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL ORDER No. ---
HEADQUAR rRRs DEPARTBIENT N1sSIS-
SIPPI AND EAST LOUISIANA

VIcRsBERe January eth 1888.
n 7I1E Lieutenant General commanding tze Depart
u ment desires TO express the troops Of this com
msnd his high appreciation Of their recent gallant de
fanse Of this important Jos All prsiss s due them
net Acne for brsvey repulng the renewed saults
Of an enemy vastly superior in numbers bst equally
for the cheerful aad patient endurance with which they
have submitted % the bar6ships and exposure incident
70 tsn successive dsys aud nights Of wa'chu ness in the
trenches rendered imParstVey necessary By the close
proximity Of the Opposrg es. Whie all have per
formed thsr duties with benefit to their country and
hoaor to hsmssivss sil must ever be the osss in
war fortune has be toWsd her 2portunies unequsly
To those who by her favoFi held the posts Of honor,
and b. their rstoute courage eVRiled themselves
Of ii sir oppor ties especial hanks due aud il
will be the pride snd agreeable duty Of the Licu.enant
Genera snding to claim for them from their
try tie ds.iaelicn and hoaor they have Justly de
served. J. G. PENBERT0E,
isl0 Nv Lieuien ant General Commanding
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( SuTDscPiptiOHa.
TerTls 0f AdYerffsfng.

All advertisements viii be charged
SI.5O per square for the first inser-
ton and 81 for each subsequent in
a@rtiOn.
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VTiCTTNISTs. INTENTION,

II, FIRsT-CGAss NACHlStsTs arriving IN % tse
"A COnfedsra'e lines can get iInme es located
AT Athens, Georgts -lz
All sFachrists arriving from New Orleans, by app
s. =, Efsior Dunno tel at Camp Moore, VIII be inme-
5istelv daalad 70 our Armory ana ivrnif neo with
t--rs-ortstion Goed wages viii be given good Ma
tiefstg and bosrd ean be hsd ~ moderate rates
ea1l-i7se - Cook g. BROTHER,
,o,. Arnary Athens, Ga
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WANTED,

ITO purchase for medical parpos-s young nsai'i
4 COW, that bss had ons eal5 ~; 5;rr,rr.pn POTTS.
,asav. surgeon c s. A. and Medical Purysyor
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Omr LOcafieEl

Tho location of tse Appeal office
is On State street, a few doors below
the Post Office.
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The New York World, Of the 1st has the following;
The passengers board the unfortunats Ariel unite
in test fyng TO the great potenes chivsy and urban
ty Of Capt. Semmes while his prisoners Of war; but
the 70 lowing let which be dispatched this city Il
the most remarkable evidence Of his versatility huor
ana poLitsness vet furnshed
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.VF0Es MATCHES, REBEL MATCHESl
I -a11-4- REREE WATCHESi!

,,-,rzz ,,5ers,-red having established Match Manu-
fetoTv Ia The 'ity Of Jackson would inform those
e,i - ,1-rebase that ali orders from distance &C
a1sgs ID 1ritb tse caah, viii be promptly hlled
eomP9oS Po Gu 81 "-'- - NJ STERN g. co.
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Ieadt LeadiI

r FAD in largs or small quantities, bought at ne
state ordnance department request al n1o Hs,s
sss 5- rig or bar lead, to bring it in iEamedat ey
y 7 - Srsrs much IN need of IT, y. BOURNE
colonel and Acting Chief Of Ordnance 5. H.
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The Disposition Of Gen. TNTfggs' Swords.
Soon after Brute Buffers arrival in New Orleans he
laid violent hands upon the silver plate and three swords
Of General Twggs, which the general had left with
female relative for safekeepng. The swords were for
warded to Lincoln, with suggestions to the most
proper disposition to be made Of them, while the silver
plate no doubt was forwarded to Buders wife in Bos
ton. The following correspondence the subject
published in the Dels Of the 9th instant
FflIo C7tseas Of he Senate and House Of Rspresents
tjUes: have in my possession three valuable swords
formerly the property Of General David z. Twiggs
which now place at the disposal Of Congress- They
were forwarded to from New Orleans By Msjor-
General Benjamin +. Butler. If they any Of them.
shall be disposed OF in reward compliment Of military
service, think General Butler is emitted the first
sideration copy Of the generals letter me- eecom-
panying the swords, is herewith transmitted.
DECEMBER 70, 1868. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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o. .. KNAPP. DENTIsT,

Jackson, stESs8,y
OFFICSs ovef tie store Of Patton d Bsthsld stare
street south Of the capitol, Jackson Mississippi
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BY mCLANAFIAN & DILL.
GBe Nten'pBBis 8ppeal,
PUBiLIsHHD

PUBLISHRD
Daily, Tri- Weekly aad Weekly
John R, MCClanahan- Benjamin F, Dill,
Unaer the firm and style Of
RTcCLANA AHAN & DILL,
To whom all letters on bu ines or otherwise sboald
be addressed.
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NEGRO HERorsN.-I.

sppi river three robbers took OF thu Of negro
man belonging to Senator Henry. The boy about
ten years old snd when Jenkins aseertaiued that his
son on board the Yankeee bost he immediately
paired 70 h boat foaming AZ the mouth Ike enragsd
tiger Re went boar, knife in hand, aud demanded
his boy Give me back my ooyI1 reclaimed he iu
those terrible, fierce that electry with fear all
who hear them, 'or viii make the Geek Of this boat
slippery With your blood. Yoa nothing but set Of
vile robbers and punderers and viii sl the last drop
Of my flood but viii have my child Give him 70 me-
7 will plunge knife info The heart Of the frsr
reach" The captain Of the boat seeing the des-
perate determination Of Jenkins told the soldiers they
had better give hin up zone Of them would Be
killed, aud be given up Hurrah for jenkins Hs
had previously resisted ali sppess to him desert his
master ard he his boy back e his eonented home
Ia triumph He is amongst thol sand Exchange,
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MoRe4Es CPsKATIoys.--A letter from Bragg's army
says;
General Morgan has just returned from bis travels In
Kentucky. He bas destroyed the Lousvile and Nash
vile railroad for hft-en twenty miles from above the
Green rFer. At MumfoTdsve there was an Abolition
forcs Of ten Thousand posted protect Green river
bridge Leaving that structure he burned number Of
other brdgesailes Of tresfle work, large amount Of
army stores, and paroled 9000 prisoners,
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CoHdensed from she History Of she Duteh
Republic.
Let those who because hey have no coffee
or wine read what men have endured patiently wnt n
fighting for home and Hbersy:
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New York Prices /!

The people OF Holmes county can avoid delay and
save great expense In freight by buying OF u.s. IL is
call and examine our stock.
June 4, 1863 wEIMER sTEINBAoHER.
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JOuuy BrOUgIl,

We hear Of no enthusiasm for Jonny
Brough anywhere in Ohio-we believe
their is none. His nomination was made
by politicians and not by tho people,
At first we thought it was wise move
in the shoulder strapped gentry and army
contractors to nominate him, but we are
now satisfied that he cannot carry as
strong vote as Mr.. Tod would have re.
oeived. There is not Democracy enough
about him to be agood candidate in fact
there is none at all. The only stumping
nc has done in many years. was for Ere,
mont. seven years ago No one heard
that he was war man until somebody
suggested him as candidate for Govern
or. thereupon he is suddenly instigatcd
to make an Abolition speech at Marietta
II Brough is such an influential man, was
it not his duty to have spoken ont before
thisY What has no done to enttle him
to the nomination-much moro to be
elected over tho patriot and exile Valan.
digham? There is no difference between
Brough and Bingham-both arc Aboli-
tionists-they both want tho war to go
on until slavery is abolished. A man en-
tertaining such sentiments, never can and
never ought 20 be. elected Governor of
Ohio. A war to abolish slavery cannot
be constitutionally carried on. II we are
TO have war. let us have it to maintain
the Constitution and not to destroy it
1rumbaH County Constitution.
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for Sale

HE undersigned has q good strong set Of new
my Clothing Store. COIIN
July 2Sd. is6o-Ns
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The Democratic Convention.

The Democratic Convention in New
Hampshire, July 4th. was most splen.
did success. The city of Concord was
Utterly filled with people. There was fully
$4,000 persons present, All the road.
leading into town were blockaded with
wagons carrying banners with patriot,
inscriptions, while the air was vocal with
music from the numerous bands. The
bells rang joyiully, and the cannon thun.
dered out glad welcome to the immense
conconrse. Ex' President Frank Pierce
made glorious speech. which was re,
ceived with most unbounded enthusiasm
The people were resolved to stay ovei
Sabbath and have another Meeting.
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THE THE SECRETS il of YOUTH UNVEILED.
Th eEarly Physical Degeneracy
AMERICAN PEOPLE.


PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LuSG AND HYGrExIc INSTITUTE,
Treaties the Causes of Early Physical Decline of
American People: the cause of Nervous
Debility. Consumption and
Marasmus.
TT'HIs work is one of high, moral tone, written
chaste, yet thrilling language, and appeals direetd
ly to the moral consciousness of ALL PARENTS ane
Guardians especially, de failing scientific and reablt
aids and treatment for cure.
1t will be sent by mail the receipt OF two (3 cent
S nps.
R6-Parerts and guardians! Fal! not to send and
Ga-Young men Fail not to send and get this beck.
eT~ Ladies You too should at once obtain copy Of
his book.
WORD SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE TO THOSE WHO
REFLECT.
class of malades prevail to fearful extent in the
sommunlty, doomng at least 100000 youth OF both
cexcs annual to an early grave. Those dsehses are
very mperfecty understood Their external mani fes-
and EXhauston Marasmus wasting and consump-
ton of the tissues of tho whole body sho tness Of
hight OF stairs great palpaton of the keart Asthma
Bronchitis and sore Throat shaking of the Hands and
Limbs aversion to society and business study dim
ness of the Eye sight, loss of Memory dizziness of the
Head, Neuralgia, Pain In various parts of the body
Paiu in the back or limbs umbago Dyspepsia or Ind
geson, rreguary OF the bowels deranged secretions
of the Kidneys and other glands of the body as Leu
corrhua or Fleur Abus &c. Likewise Epilepsy, IIys.
teria and Nervous Spasms.
Now in ninety nine cases out of every one hundred
all of the above disorders, and host of othe ne t
named, as Consumption OF the Lungs, and that most
lhslueOus anu WHY form OF Consumption OF the Spinal
Nerves known as Tabes Dosale and Tabes Mesenteria
have their seat and origin in diseases of the Pelvic vi
scera Hence the want of success the part of old
school practice In treating symptoms only.
Dr. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung and
liyglenic Institution is engaged in treating this
class OF motern malades with the most astonishing sue.
cess The treatment adopted by the Institution new
Is based upon scientific principles. with discover
ed remedies without minerals or poisons The facilities
OF cure are such that patiente be cured their
homes In any part of the country from accurate des
crptons their case by letter. and have the medicines
sent by mail or express Printed interogaores will be
forwarded on application.
Consumption, Catarrh and diseases of the throat,
cured at the home of the patient at the Institution
by sending the Cold Medicated ISHALIHG Balls Va
PoRs, with inhaler and ample directions for their use
and direct correspondence.
GD- Patients applying for interrogatves or advice,
must euclose return stamps to meet attention.
B0,The attending Physician will be found at the In
sttution for consultation, from a. to p. M each
day. Sunday in the forenoon
Address, DIR ANDREW STONE
Physician to the Troy Lung and lygenic Insttpte and
Physician for Diseases of the Heart Throa and Lungs
90 Fifsytreet, Troy, New York. [n52yll
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BERLIN INSTITUTE.

rs AN sh and Classical Academy for both sexes,
Il situated In Berlin Holmes county, Ohio seven miles
east Of Milersburgh. The latter half Of the Summer
Session will
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A STARTLING WORK.

That 'onc half OF the world canno, imagine how the
other half live Is no less true than tre aud the les
son the adage affords, experience and observation
daily tends to verify Then, too, when consider the
ever varying phases OF human passion, and the dscor
dant elements from which all novel and sects
are moulded II can scarcely surprising that a
faithful record OF actual events should exceed in sinp
arty the widest dream Of romance; or that crimes
both strange and unnatural should be pcrpetrated liz
far on country the outskirts OF civilization, which
people In another state of society would imagine
possible. Knowing rs do know, the evils and horrors
and denominations of the mormon system, the degreda
tion imposes on females, and the consequent vices
which extend through all the ramicaons OF society,
sense OF duty to the world has induced me TO prepare
the following narrative for the public eye The romar tic
Incidence connected with my experience, many may
think bordering on the marvellous To them I would
say that this narrative of my life only proves what has
SO often been proved before, that Truth is Stranger
than Fiction ."--AUthors Prejace.
The book contains 449 pages, with engravngs, Is
neatly bound in cloth, and will be sent to any address
postpaid, on receipt Of price, $I,25.
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MONDAY. JULY 9th, 1868.

MONDAY, JULY 9th, 1868.
Tuition in advance for session OF 20 weeks.
common Branches. rviuv
Higher Mathematical and Nat. Sciences''''''.. 500
Latin and Greek Ian
German and French F" extra..s.............. 300
instructions the Piano, ......s..s..""12,00
Uuse OF Ins 'rument, ."..,..'....... 800
Contingent fee..
Teachers OF Vocal and Instrumental Music, and As.
sistant Teachers in other branches, are engaged.
The Principal Is graduate OF Jefferson College, and
has had considerable experience in the management Of
schools.
The location OF the Institute Is elevated and healthy
Good Boarding can be obtained In private families
at low rates.
very small expense lift desired, rented rooms Will
be furnished with chairs tables, bedstead and cooking
stove.
few pupils can be accommodated In the family Of
the Principal To such the charge for the session will
be fory-ive dollars In advance. This includes board
ing room light fuel and tuition in the regular bran ches
For Winter Session, IS extra for fuel.
For further information inquire Of
July 10, lSe3 J. O. GILLIAN, Principal
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MCKEE a. BEEBOUT,
EllElzA MANHOOD;
a&Asa<@ How Lost! How Restored

Just P"dffShed, In Sealed Enceiope. PTice,G Cts.
A LECTURE on the nature, treatment and radical
cure OF Spermatorrhma or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, Nervousness
and Mental and Phsyica Debility,
by RoBT. ]. CULyERwELL, NJ. d.
The important fact that tho awful consequences oil
SELF Abuse may be eIectualy removed without Internal
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suments, medical bougles, aud other empirical devices
is mere clearly demonstrated and the entirely new and
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som enabeito cure himself perfectly and at the least
possible co oFt thereby avoiding all the advertised
trums Of the day. This Lecture will prove boon to
thousands.
Sent under seal In plain envelope, to any address
post paid on receipt postage stamps by address
In 8 the publishers, CIAS. J. O. KLINE & Co
127 Bowery, New York. p. o. Box 1886
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IFOr the Holmes County Farmer.l
Lines Suggested on the Death OF Willis
H., infant and only SON Of William ana
sarah A. White.

lfof tnc noimtt touht9 fFhN'fl
Lines Suggested on the Death OF Wfii'
H., infant aud only SON Of William an'
sarah A. White.
pYL o. W.
Willie dear with mild blue eyes,
ilone to call you from the skies
And take you homol
Ilong TO hail my treasure there,
Thou bud Of promise, once so far
Tho rudcly blown
long TO sec those smiles again
Play round your cheek, as now and then
We shared your glee
To clasp you in my arms once more,
And feel your pulse give Ger and o'er
Ny dear Willie
And took my fondest hopes along,
With thee 10 dwell
Thou too hast drawn my soul to Him.
Who cared for thee, and did thee bring
To us awhilel
Then took thee to Himself again,
Where Joys will never, never end
wbere %e Ios NAV ecHM clasp With fond embrace,
The dear, sweet ones, we've lost ON earth,
who rest with Godl
Yes, lost on Garth but found with thee,
Thou dear, good Shepherd may | be
Henceiorth from this
May be numbered with the throng,
Who swell the choral anthem song
In Paradise
Then stay thou little angel boy,
In heaven above where all is JOY
Among the blestl
Let not thy folded wings droop more,
In crossing over Jordnn's shore,
But take thy rest
Yes, rest with Jesus, blessed thought.
That such comfort may be bought
From one so dear
That He will take the lambs He gave,
And nourish them beyond the grave
Secure from fear.
Then I'll be patient for awhile,
As Ger life's billows may sail
Weathering the blast
For soon my journeys will be DER,
An d shall land upon the shore,
Safe, cafe at last
JONES CORNERS, July II, 1863.
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TO ALL WHO USE HORSES.

nR TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENr, =, In pint
- bottles, price only 80 cents Is warranted ehea ap
or and superior than any article In the market for the
cure OF Cuts, Calls, Lameness ofal kinds, Collie, &c.
rms no humbus artlcletry bottle; II VIII speak
Tor ilash, None are genuine unless signed I. T0BI
AS, Depot, ~ oortlandt street. New York. Sold by
all Dtnggsts.
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FARM FOR SALE

f'lE undersigned, Executor OF the last will OF An
drew Mackey deceased, will sell at pri rate sale
loo acres OF good land situate In the Eastern part OF
Is under cultivation. II contains necessary buildings
Terms reasonable. For particulars call on William
MaoAey, who resides on the premises.
June 1868. IRVINE MACKFY
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Sf(istellaneous,
The Exile.

g. L. Vallandigham was arrested at
dead of night by horde of banditti ac.
ting under the order of the Butcher Of
fredericksburg" hurried to military
prison, tried by Court Martial and sent
under guard, an exile from his home and
country. No unfortunate object of the
wrath of the Gear of Russia was ever
more summarily or despotically dealt
with, when sent by his order to Siberia
to lead miserable existence and finally
perish amid its terrible desolation of ;co
and snow.
The Gar Of Russia having unlimited
power could do this, but even there, when
he laid his hands, in this way, upon any
of the prominent men of the Empire,
threats of revolt and vengeance--not loud
but deep-went up all over the land, and
such acts have already cost several Rus
sian Cars their blood.
But the act of ABRAHAM 1st. was commit
ted in a country claiming to be free, only
so far as controlled by written Consti
tuition and laws. That Constitution has
been trampled upon, and those laws dis
obeyed in that act. The serfs Of the
Russian Empire did not tamely submit
to the extreme exercise of power with
which their form of government had
really clothed the Gear. Shall the peo-
pie of free America tamely submit to it
when their government was formed for
the express purpose Of protecting every
citizen from just such encr achments
upon their rights.
But 9. L. Vallandignam escapes, as
was no doubt expected, from the country
to which he had been sent an exilo.-
Where does he go for protection from
arbitrary power? Back to free (?) Amer
lea? No We hear of him last in Canada,
and here we have the damning record to
go down, to our everlasting disgrace, to
the pages of history for all time to come,
tha. prominent citizen of the Republic
of the United States, neither convicted
of or charged with crime, seeks under
limited monarchy that protection of his
person and rights that was denied and
taken from him by his own free govern
ment. Such it is and so it must bo writ
ten. and if, in Gods Providence; our free
dom should ever be regained, every
American citizen when he reads that rec
ord. will blush for shame or mutter deep
felt vengeance upon the authors of the
acts that caused the black and Infamous
page to become part of our nations
history ry.-Ashiand Union.
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II. r. AHLBORN.
On WheelS.

fINHE undhrsgncd has for sale TWO HORSE II ACK
l. aud a n,w TWO-HORsE WAGON. A good bar
gain will be given In either Of them. Cali at the Ohio
House, Mnlersbnrg.
June 4. 1868. l. HoXWoRTH,
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THE Abolitionist will have big con
tract on their hands to carry Jonny
Brougb through, as he weighs two hun
died and seventy five pounds.