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Reconstruction impossible.

Abiding to the deceptive peace move
ments of certain Northern and Western re-.
coustructionists, the Richmond Examiner
expresses our sentiments when it.says-
"The Northern democrats ask now that,
with the friyolity Of children, the two com.
mittees should ignore the past, should treat
the tremendous events Of the last forty years
as triaes and with debt Of two or three
billions Of dollars incurred in mutual slaugh.I
ter, should shake the bloody hands Of each
other, and be brethren once more. The
thing is not possible. ltpould be barbar-
Gus, corrupt and a0ickea. I. Who but brutes
could shake hands and be friends acih tie
slayers of brothers ant1 companions p
Probably half million Of men on bothsides
have fallen rs victims in this frightfuEwar.
Are each community to throw off the habili-l
ments Of mourning, to forget their dead,
and reveI in mutual amity over the graves
Of the slain? The spectacle aooas7a disgust
the s,orld; Eeauen aoouM Je shocked at
the horrible impiety of tse scene.
Honorable peace is always to be desired.
War should not be prolonged one moment
from mere sentiments Of revenge. But po.
litieal union and social amity With the slay-
ers of hundreds of thousands ofour country
men, acoula be an inaecency revolting to
every virtaous, pious and chiua1rous IN.
stinct of thuman nature.
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army are excused, there Will be nobody left
TO aubjugate the people. Whenever the
Southern boys advance they make shaking
quakers Of the whole Yankee army.

GEN. GusrAvUs w. SMrTH.-In the
following paragraph the Richmond Enansi-
aer confirms the statement, first published
a fortnight ago in our special Richmosd
correspondence, that Major General Gus
tavus W. Smith has resigned his commits
sion in the Confederate army:
Major General G. w. Smith has rendered
his resignation, and the same has been ac.
cepted by the President, between whom
and the General some cause of disagree.
ment has existed. Gen. Longstreet has
been appointed by the President.to the mill
tary department made vacant by the resigna-
tion Of General Smith. This department
includes South Virginia and North Caro-.
lima and embraces all the operations south
of the army of the Northwestern Virginia,
commanded by General Lee. Gen. Long
streets headquarters will be at Petersburg.
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Our small farmers, (who are not ouer.
ssers) can not be depended ouin this emer-
gency; many of them are in the field as
consumers, with dependent families at
home; others are under orders to be aready
at moments notice" to throw aside the
implements of husbandry hr the sterner
duties Of war; they may SOW, and not reap,
yet there is haruest alike to all who do
their duty, mov, the accepted time, both
in this world and the next-glory to him
who has "nailed his country's colors to the
mast" and honor to him who forgetful Of
selfish instincts has produced an abundance,
of which to give. Plant corn.
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rate portion the 22d insta, bringing in .
prize vessel.
The Confederate Steamer Sumter had
escaped from Gibraltar, and the Tuscarora
had sailed fol, ,Gadiss
= Late advioes from Murfreesboro' are
(and they are reliable) that Gep; Rosen-
cranz is quite unwell, and is absent at his
home in Cincinnati. -.
The New York RorM says gold was
furious on the 24th-the premium touched
seventy two, with heavy sales, mostly from
foreigners.
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ARRIVAL OFF tn. .BAR.-The British
steam sloop Of war Desperate, from Bern,u-
da, touched off the bar and communicated
with Fort Sumter Friday morning. "A boats
crew Of officers and men came up to the city
bringing dispatches for a. p Walker, Esq
Acting British Consul, and the news of the
safe arrival of Robert Bunch, Esq , at Ber-
muda, after long but pleasant passage.
The officers who cametup to the city paid
a friendly visit to the gunboat Chicora, and
dined on board. ~ z-s'r.-@,
We learn from most reliable source
that the officers on board the United States
man I.of.war New Ironsides, in converse.
tion with the officers Of the Desperate, ad-
mitted that three of their vessels we're mis-
sing since the late attack Of our iron clads,
and that one, large propeller, had certain
ly been sunk Charleston Courier.
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Work Of our Privateersmen.

The Alabama, after leaving Kingston,
captured the brig Chastelaiue, of Boston,
took her nautical instruments, $500 in gold,
and then burnt her. She has also captur-
ed and burnt the bark Golden Rule: This
vessel purported to have goods belonging to
Spanish, French and English, but the Cap.
tain having no proof Of the facts, the whole
were destroyed. The crews we're landed at
San Domingo. The schr. Hanover, from
Boston to Aux Cages, was captured and
burnt by the Retributiou near Hayti, on
the 3lst ult., where the crew was landed.
Three swift sailing, heavy.armed steam.
ers, are to start from New York in pursuit
of the Florida and Alabama, as soon as the
Yankee Congress passed the bill before it
granting letters Of mark and repisal.
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THE statlle Code.

g
Thssupremacy of,lsw is recognized and
the voice Of law is uttered with command
ing majesty, Notwithstanding the clash Of
arms aud the terrible conflict which RACES
around us. & -. ! lt
The task Of preparing digested code of
the.Statues Of South, Carolina was entrusted
lately to our esteemed and distinguished
fellow citizen, James L. Petigru. The
common consent of all who know him, and
Of the profession which acknowledges him
as an honored chief and leader, gave cor
dial approval to this choice. In the calm
maturity Of well earned fame no filter or
more becoming task could have been assign
ed to citizen who had so long and SO a.
bly, served the State in illustrating her le.
gal reputation.
=: Mr.. Petigru completed his important
work before the last session Of the Gene
.eral Assembly, and the code, as prepared
by him, is before the State for examination.
In "a work of this kind, the most scrupu-s
lous investigation and deliberation are need
ed, and for the purpose Of securing such
examination aud Of putting the Legislative
Department in full possession of the case,
commission has been appointed to review
and report on the result and embodiment
of his labors. The citizens charged with
this responsible review have been selected
with reference to approved experience in
law, in theory and practice. They are: :,
Seaators-F. j. Moses, Of Sumter,
Chairman Edwa1dJ. Arthur Of Richland;
Henry D. Lessesne, Of Charleston.
Representatives. .-B. +. Perry, of Green:
vile; Thomas N. Dawkins,ef Union !;
William Whaley, of Charleston; George
W. Williams, of York. -;
These gentleman are at the Charleston
Hotel, and will proceed this day to begin
their deliberations and examinations. -
Charleston Courier 24tb.
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Kentucky. 80 =
"A Kentucky friend in the army writes
as follows to the Mobile Register of the
10Th 90 Sc. z ..11-.se So go "a s.
"The news from Kentucky is greatly ex-.
aggerated. There is but few favorable signs.
Among the Union leaders, | see nothing Of
q revolution sentiment. The. Legislature
will only feebly protest The 10000 troops
said to, be ordered to resist Lincoln's pro-
clamation, are under a late act Of Federal
Congress. Itis a bribe to offceholders and
contractors. The action reportedso far are.
by Democrats entirely, and tbeya wofully
in the minority in the Legislature. The
people are mainly right, but subjugated-
enslayed." I
This confirms the opinion expressed to
US not long ago by another distinguished
son Of Kentucky. He said (: aThe Kentu.
Ky Legislature will fight Lincoln's Procla.
nation with resolutions, and the Southern
Confederacy with balls and bayonets."
ID.
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0hiuarp.'

DRD-of Erysipelas In CASTOR County, N. c., on the
a3r of February, aged years II months and 12 days
ELIZABETH iHOYLE, daughter of Wm !. and Jane C.
Stowe. Iu tho morning of life, this interesting child was
dedicated to God In Baptism the warest affections
of friends enwlned around her she IL removed from earth
to Heaven. May the bercaved parents, and tears which
cannot be suppressed lie ubc say shy will be done
Is well with the child for Of such s the Kingdom Of
Heaven y - - - IT - :
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TO ARMsl TO ARMsIi

It is unnecessary to state that Charles.
ton is threatened with a formidable land
and naval force. Should Charleston (the
key Of the State) fall, the misery resulting
to her whole people, from the despotic and
merciless rule Of q fanatical foe, would be
too great to contemplate. Men are wanted
for the defence of our homes, our wives,
and our children, and all that is sacred to
man. Other Districts in the State are or
ganizing companies TO serve during the at
tack on Charleston; it is proposed to organ
ize Corps from this district, to unite with
Major Thomas. Men of the Old Kings
Mountain District, I appeal to you, in this
hour Of our country's trial, to come to her
rescuay yand welcome the vandals on the
threshold Of our State. There are men e..
nough between the ages of 1S and 40 or
over that, exempt by law, to form an eff.
fectiye company.
All who are willing to unite in such q
company will leave or send their names to
Moore, Rainey l. Go.
JOHN T. LOWRY.
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BRITISH SHIPS IN THE GULF.-There are
now no less than forty ships of war in or
near the Gulf, from line of battle ship to
the smallest despatch boat, including eleven
heavy first class frigates, all carrying the
Armstrong gun, which will send ball
through a target nearly six miles. The
whole of the force is arranged SO as to be
concentrated, if necessary, at any point in
the Gulf within twelve or fourteen days.
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Adiutunt and rnspector-General Of s.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WHEREAS, it is becoming a people
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

WHEREAS, it IS becoming people
wv at all times to thanks to Almighty God for HIS
past protection to acknowledge their dependence upon
Him md devouty implore His future blessing
Now therefore, ], NJ L. BONHAM, Governor of the
State ofSou,h Carolina do appoint and set apart
DAY the 9TH day of March, next as day of THANKS
GIVING, HUMILIATION AND .PRAYER; on which
day earnestly invoke all the citizens of the State 10 lay
aside all secular employmens whaeyer und to assemble
at their accustomed places ofpube worship, TO render
heartfelt thanks Almighty God the great aid and pro-
lection He has heretofore bestowed upon Us humby and
impar wisdom to our rulers and In the approaching nya
sion of by ruthless foes, to shield md project
our fathers sons aud brothers In batle, and give victory 70
oar arms md that He will vouclsae 10 as people His
future blessings and protection.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State t Cou
bln this twenty-ourth dayo February, In the year
IT, 81 of our Lord one thousand eight hundred md sixty
three. 1-..- ~5-t - Nj, u. BONHAM.s
WM R.. HUNT, Secretary of State.
March5 IL.
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AN ANCIENT SpEcuLAroR.-Th r

IAN ANCIENT SPEcuLAToR.-The tie:
ligious Herald says any one who consults
Mark vi 81, in the Greek Testament, will
find that when Herod wished to have John
the Baptist beheaded in prison, he sent 9
speculator to discharge the cruel function.
The inspired writer used the very word in
it's Greek form, spekon1ator.
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ny The most Infamous order which has

~- The most infamous order which has
yet fallen from the pen of Federal officer,
says the Chattanooga Rebel, has been issued
,by tacit consent in Middle Tennessee
The order reads simply to the effect that
there shall be no further cultivation of the
soil in that section. All farming imple-
ments are to be seized, all farmers found in
a field are to be arrested and all crops to be
DESTROYED.
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Destruction of the Steamer Nashville

Destruction Of the Steamer NashVllIe.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 28.-The Nashville
in coming up the Ogeechee last night,
grounded on sand bar above Fort McAlis.
ter, and was discovered this morning by the
enemy's fleet. An ironclad opened fire a.
cross the marsh at the Nashille at 7.3O,
and continued until 10, when an incendiary
shell struck the Nashville, setting her on
fire, and she is now total wreck. The
fort fred upon the irouclad, hitting her
three times. Other gun-boats from the
feet shelled the fort, doing no damage.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-03-04

THE MoRMoNs.-A report of the Com
mittee on Territories in the United States
Congress shows that the Utah Legislature
suppressed the message of the Governor
Of that Territory; that no freedom of suf-
frage is allowed or opposition tolerated to
the church dignitaries that polygamy is
practiced to the extent of incest; that there
is now law giving redress to the abuses of
the marriage relation, and the Mormons are
openly inimical to the Government of the
United States, though in popular phrase
steadfast adherents to the constitution.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-03-04
My The Atlanta lntelliqencer saws, the

S8 The Atlanta Aatelltgencer says, the
credit Of Government "Cotton Warrants"
is the "strongest evidence" We have yet
had of the confidence of the mercantile
classes in England in the future recogni-
tion Of the independence Of the Southern
Confederacy by Great Britain, and we re-.
ceiye it as sign to that effect:
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

ON Monday last, between Yorkvllle
" and ALFRED Nc ORES, on the Chester roaa, a
s210--all CONFEDERATE NOTES, Flfties and pwenties
principally ntfe pocket book, were several
RY NOTES, all given for NEGRO HIRE. One on Wyiie
Little, one on Margaret Mcclure, on David Scnggns,
one ON Marion Watson, and Richard M. Pressey
all Of which are payableto EDWARD MOORE. Also one
William Sheriff. payuble to the subscrl6er and one on
W. H. Kidd, payable 10 DR.. JOHN KIRK. Any person
finding the above BOOK and contents win please leaye It
with SPRINGS MOORE or the subscriber, andt they WILDE
literally rewarded. 2
All persons are cautioned nganst trading for the
said NOTES. ALFRED MOORE.
Afo,cy, a .tg."ysS q x, IF.
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Highly Important Decision.

RIcHMoND, Feb. 2t.-Judge Meredith,
Of the Richmond Circuit Court, decided
to-day, in habeas corpus case, that every
citizen of Maryland and every case, that
every foreigner aoho had once enlisted in
our armies, no matter for hoao short a time,
had acquired domicile and was, therefore,
liable to conscription if between the ages
of eighteen and forty.f7e.
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JOHN T. LOWRY.
Capture of a Federal Iron-clad.

Capture Of q Federal IRON Clad.
RICHMOND, February 26.-The follow.
ing official dispatches were received to-day:
V1oKsBURo, February 25.-I have the
honor to report, after severe engagement,
the capture of the Federal iron .clad steam.
er Indianola, Lieutenant Commanding,
Brown, United States Navy, together with
all the officers and crew, by the Confederate
steamers Queen of the West and Webb,
forming expedition, sent out by me forthat
purpose, under command of Major J. L.
Brent. The prize is a good deal damaged.
(Signed,) r. TAYLOR, s.
2" Major General Commanding.
Another despatch from Lient. General
Pemberton, announcing the capture, says
that the Indianola is sunk in the Mississip-
'pi shore her bow and upper works ont,
near Mr.. Joe Davis plantation.
MOBILE, February 26,-Tbe Advertiser
and Register, has the following
JACKSON, February 25.-I am permitted
to copy the following official despatch TO
General Pemberton: PORT GIBSON, Feb.
25:-Last night, about 10 o'clock, with the
steamer Dr.. Beatty, four miles below Yicks-
burg, I fell in with the United States IRON
clad gun.boat Indianola. After the ram
Queen of the West and the Webb engaged
her for an hour, We went alongside, when
the commander, Lieut.. Brown, u. s. N,
surrendered to me. As oil credit is due
Major Brent, I have turned over to him in
a sinking condition the prize, which We
bspe to save. Nobody bat Eve hurt.
(Signed,) FRED. B. BRAND,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
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Ma The Quakers in Ohio have petitioned
the Legislature to be excused from military
duty. If all the qaakers in the Yankee
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SALE OF LANDS.

- SALE OE LAMDSf =
iNEGROEsAND q. ROADssTOGK-
a WILL offer tpublic sale at Chester
II Court House, on TUESDAY, the isul day of MARCH
next the following property belonging TO the estate Of COL
L. A. BEGKIIAM, decGased 81 y rs11s
j; The plantation, called the DAVIES PLACE, contain
Ing abou. 1850 ACRES lying In York Distrct ak mIles
from ROCK HfL and bounded by lunds of Il. n. Massey
and others. * &. .sts.j'se, ~, sf-.S&>sS
nearfWFLIE Il MOFFATT'S STORE, continuing 500
ACRES, more or less bounded by landsof John Knox r.
H. Mofait aud others ias5f - - q 5sys,z
3 10 or Is NEGROES, Men, Women md Children.
so Shares Charlotte and s. C. Rail Road Stock.
Terms made known on the ayof sae.s q y8s,
: r.. H. BECKHAM, Exeeutrix.s
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA.

- 90 C0LUMHIA, o. C' rtbluafy ~o 1co''7
GENERAL ORDER NO. l3. -s4--gs--.- .s..s..z-
= THEscommanding officers Of COM
panies organized for active service under General Or
der No. TO- will forthwith return TO this office rolls of the
names of m persons In their respective commands between
the ages of sixteen Cl6) and eighteen (ls) years.
H. In regiments where there has been failure 10 organ
ize under General Order No 10, the commanding officers
of said regiments will forthwith proceed to organize the
compnnes In accordance with said order at the earliest
practicable day. and the commanding officers of the com
panies will make In pursuance OF paragraph lst OF
this order.
Ill Tbls order will apply 10 the organization of com.
panies in the 10th Regiment 8. c. M Brgadier General
Wimot G. DcSausslre having been charged by sPeeia
Order No. - with their organization.
BY command. 80
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G0UTH CAROLINA-YORKDIS

:DTRIcT-Wh ARGARET QUINN has applied
10 me for Letters Administration all and singular, The
goods and clattes, rights and credits Of j. E. QUINN,
late Of tho District aforesaid, deceased. sssfSsS
These are therefore cite and admonih a md singular
the Kindred and creditors of the said deceased be
pear before me at next OrdInarys Court for the said
District TO be holden Ut York Court House the 2d day
of March next to shew cause,Sif any, why the sfnd
Administration should not be granted. Y -, "A
Given under my hand aud Seal, this ah day of February
in the year OF Lord, thousand eight hundred and
sxty-three and In the elghtyseventh year OF The lnde
g. JOHN A. BROWN, O. Y. d. q
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THE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON

THE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON.
& twill be seen by our columns to-day,
that Capt. J. T. Lowry, late of the list
Reserves, proposes to organize . company
in this District, to actin concert with Maj.
Thomas, Of Golumbia, as battalion orreg-
iment Of Volunteers for the defence of
Charleston during the impending attack.
There are, doubtless, many gentlemen, pro-
perly exempt, who.are able, and it is to be
hoped, willing to come forward at such 4
time, without unnecessary harangue and
we feel assured that many in the militia
called out BY order No. 1G, would prefer
this service therefore, We suggest an early
response to the.patriotie call:
our women let them hasten to the churches every one,
hese 10 pray Mary Mother and TO her anonteG Son.
That the hlfnderbos above may not fall In ruin Yet,
That In fire. blood and ropine, Caarleoas glory may not
Iet them never woman stood in need of such
shan not find them cllnglng to the aars
No il we arcdnnmed to perish, and maiden let us
- fan, -
od our Father win not fail us in that last tremendous
II aother buwarss tremble he win be strength and
fesa lower. 80 5S -
There shah we nd rest and refuge with dear departed
And The ashes of .he city be our universal grave"
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YoRKVILLE, S. G
g DISTRICT OFFICERS.

DISTRICT OFFICERS.
3 The following appointments for York
District; were made at the late session Of
the Legislature
Magsstrates-Alfred Stilwell, vice John
A, Brown; A. T. Black, utce A. Whyte,
refused to qualify j. M. Roberts, vice j.
P. Hood, resigned.
a comnisssoaers Of Public Buildings
aStanhope Sadler, vice John H. Adams, re-
signed,
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dOUTH CAROLTNA-YO ORKDIS.

.GOUTH CAROLINA---!Y 0RKDIS-
~ TRICT-Wfareas, r. c.. CAyENY. has applied
TO me for Letters of Administration, all and singular
the goods and caitels, rights aud credits Of JOHN r.
CAyENY, late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These therefore to cite aud adm0nis all and singular,
the kindred and creditors the said deceascd to be and
pear before me Ordlnay's Court for the said
District to be holden at York Court House the Doth day
Of March instant to shew cause, II any, why the said
Administration should not be granted. .3S 4. a Z =
Given under my hand and Seal, this 2nd day Of March
In the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxtythree, and In the eghyseyent year OF the inde
.i-.'. p''.,r " :. - JOHN a. BROWN, o.. Y. d. 4
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, s. G., February "a, 1853.
GENERAL ORDER NO. s12. - =. -. 80 -
81 5. EXTRACT. = E.etS-. - :
" IN view of the misapprehension
(which seems preynlI, In relation TO the necessity
of renewing certificates exemption heretoe issued to
oyerseers under the Ordinance Of the Convention and the
Act Of the General Assembly iserehy made known that
Act Of the General Assembly does not revoke such Ger
cates and that General Order No. from this office re-
Yokes only sch certificates were granted TO oVerseers
employed by persons who absent In service and who
have LETT ornay leave the service NO renewals OF cen
Gates given to 0verseers are therefore necessary
(slgneiS A. C. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector General Of South Carolina.
Official. 80. = So, r-sis
March 4 a ' 9 lit I
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JACOBS & CORDIAL SURE
~ Remedy for DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY, AND
LUx. Sold for CASH at q, -s
/. July H.. :. .s,f% % Lift.
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NOTICE. ALLs PERSONS HAV-'
In ING demands agafnst EDWARD LEECH, deceased,
hereby notified TO present the sae legally attested
within the time required TO the and those
indebted to said estate will pay forthwith TO US.
.Ss-z- g8 * Il. M. LEIGH, as,n;; ,,or,o,X,
j. w LEECH,5 - .'r ''a' ~ s'''''
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JACOBS C0RDIAE.-A SURE
C Remedy for DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY, AND
s fAoA' SUI - - >. g, THE ENQUIRER OFFICE
= .JpIv II szS e& itsi - OF -lsJ 80 SS,tf -.
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JACOBS CORDIAL.-A SURE
eD Remedy for DIARRHGA, DYsENTEHY, AND
FLUX. Sold for CASH at ..,srS
,,,, TIE as ENssela'sh ~ offiuh, = y
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RAGS! RAGs!! RAGS! u

kO0O LBS Rags Wanted at the
3 cents per pound will be paid. - -as-S -.
SoDfen ,lPr1 Sy l
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JACOBS CORDIAL.-ASUR
eB Remedy for DIARaHGA, = DYsENTERY, aud
s fhoA ~: sun s'1 = 80. - THE5ENouIRER OFFICE