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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-06-05
wool CARDING.

UyHE undersigned has rented the Caro'ng VIC
chine from Mrs. Hendricks, 81
= Cedar MINIS,
two miles from Lebanon, Russell county, :.
where he win card wool into good rolls. As nls
machine is in frst-rate order, and Will De Aspo
80. he will do the work with the greatest u.s-
natch. He will card clean white wool =
and mixed wool at = cts. Wool VIII pc toneu :
REQUIRED. I will also, in . short time, De 1esuy
for
weaving, Dyeing and Fulilns.
I will weave Satinet, Jeans, Linsey, ana Dial.
kets. The blankets will be wove three yalu'
wide in one breadth, fulled and fine mapped.
Fulling and dyeing will also be done for Gus
TONER'S in the best workman-like manner. Al
the subscriber is on experienced manufacturer
he hopes to receive part Of the public patron
age. JOohfn :. oon +" Az. = s.
Anr;l & 1863-3m
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New Tannery.

TAVING determined to erect permanent
Ill Tannery on my farm, in the Rich Valley,
S miles North Of Abingdon, l am now ready to
receive hides. l. will tan on the shares, OF buy
at the highest cash price, or barter for them at
fair rates. /. L have no leather to exchange 1or
them. but have some wheat and . good deal OF
wool. which are about as good trade as leather.
All ask is a fair trial by my neighbors.
/ also wish to employ frst-rate Tanner ana
Currier to carry on the business, or would take
a partner. None need apply, except SOBER
steady, industrious and upright man.
Ian. 80. 1863-tf A. M. SHULIA.
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EMORY s. HENRY COLLEGE.

YyHERE will be held at the College on the 10th
i of June next, the annual meeting of the
Joint Board of Trustees and Visitors of this
institution. The election of a Faculty and 9TH
er important business call for q full attendance.
The visitors appointed by the Holston Conference
at its last meeting are:
Rev. JAS. Atkins, Jas. W. Davis, Esq.
s.Jas S. Kennedy, Col VIM. ]. Jordan,
s. Jno. Boring, !" Henry 7. Bowen,
Geo. Stewart, Judge A. A. Fulton,
g j. III. McTeer, &c J. A. Campbell,
/" R. n Price, DR.. J. H. Pepper,
VIM. Robson.
| On the same day, and at the same place, will
| also, be held the annual meeting of the Boarc
of Trustees E.E. WILEY, Prest.
e. & II. College.
Nav 29th, 1s63-2w
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&1OO REV ARD.

nAN dkay from the undersigned, near Mari
1,on. Smyth county, Va, on the 2lst Of May,
1868, . negro man named LEWIS:
Lewis is near feet lOinches high, slender,
black, has a knot on one wrist, scar on hls
hip, (made by cupping,) and is near on years
old. - a r.
He purchased Of J. B. Hargroye 9 Co.
Lynchburg, Va, and belonged formerly 10 "m'
Hargrove, of Richmond. ). TO-.
Lewis was wearing suit OF gray JEANS
roundabout and pants, when ne ieIt.
A reward of fifty Dollars will De Palo Ior sa. ~
negro if caught in the county and' fe.ueneu !.
mt If the. comfy and secured SO can get him
- ~ = ' 80 - = VIM. A. JONES.
"a "a Marion, Smyth Co., Va.
! NAV %. 1865
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RICHMOND, !
- May 8, '63. J

EXCHANGE NOTICE, No. 5.--The follow
IA ing Confederate officers and men have been
duly exchanged and are hereby 80 declared.
/. All officers and men who have been deliver
ed at City Point at any time previous to May o.
1863
2. All officers captured at any place before
the 1st of April, 1868, who have been released
on parole. ~ ).
8. All men captured in North Carolina or
Virginia before the lst Of March, 1868, who
have been released on parole
4. The officers and men captured and paroled
| by Gen. s. P. Carter, in his expedition to East
Tennessee in December last.
| S. The officers and men captured and paroled
bv Lieut Col. Stewart at Van Buren,, Arkansas,
| January 25th, 1868; by Col. Dickey in Deem
( Der. 1862, in his march to the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and by Capt. Cameron at Corlnth,
Miss, in December, 1862. :.
/ 6. The officers and men paroled at Oxford,
Mississippi, on the 23d Of December, 1867; at
| nesark. Arkansas, on the 18th of January, 1853,
and at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on the 23d OF
1 February, 1868.
i Z. All persons who have been captured on the
I seas. OF the waters leading to the same, or upon
the seacoast Of the Confederate or United States
at any time previous to December 18th 1862.
/ 8. All civilians who have been arrested at any
4 time before the 9th Of May, 1863, and released
on parole, are discharged from any and every
obligation contained in said parole. Ifany such
person has taken any oath Of allegiance to the
!. United States, or given any bond, or if his re-
lease was accompanied with any other condluon
!. he is discharged from the same.
4 8. If any person embraced in any Of the fore
going sections, or in any section Of any previou
} Exchange Notice, wherein they are declared ex
changed, are in any Federal prison, they ar
! to be Immediately released and delivered to tn
Confederate authorities.
"a ROBERT GUILD,
!, Nav %. 1856 Agent of Exchange.
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PAY MASTERS OFFICE,
VA. & TENN. RAILROAD Co.,
ucohhurr Tan. q 1858,

N1OTICE TO PHYSICIANS.-In future no
in notice viii be taken of medical bills, and
the Railroad Company win in no manner De re-
sponsible for their settlement unless they are
made ont legibly and separately for the parties
who hire such slaves to the Railroad Company
as may receive medical attention. In all cases
ti,e name Of the negro and that Of the party OF
parties hiring such negro must be distinctly spe-
cited in the medical bills-which information
can be obtained from the negro on whom ,ne
Physician attends. All bills must be certihed 70
nv the Section Master or Depot Agent,
By order of the General Sup't.
JOHN w. WINGFIELD, Ag't.
March 90. 1863 -, ~
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$500 Reward.

r WILL pay Five Hundred Dollars for the de-
livery to Jos. T. Campbell, Esq, at Abing-
don, my race mare Emma Tredway. She IS
large dappled bay mare, with star IN her fore,
head, and o little white on the nose BRANDED
on the left shoulder with the letters W. d. She
was feloniously taken from Castles Woods, nus.
sell county, Va, on or about the 10th day o.
April, 1868, by one 7. W. Newberry, OF Wise
county, Va. n. McC. mINAS Dl'..
NJ, 90 1Qe2S
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New Concern.
GEORGE w. MANTZ 4 Co.

VXTILL Tan Hides on the shares, or pay Shoes
w s Boots. Money or Merchandise for Hides,
upon as good terms as can be had IN this coun-
try. m, al !.
Shop is one door east of the Washington house,
where George w. Mantz viii be found ready 70
accommodate all who may call.
Their Tan Yard is about eight miles Northeast
|of Abingdon, Va, where R. A. Lipford will DC
found ready to receive hides, and pay Tor the
same. or take them to tan on the shares.
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots made, OF
money, in exchrnge for hides, will call !. on n nat
Mantz. dEo. ". MAN q - W.
Feb q. 1863.
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Con. Bragg and the Tender Passion

= Cen. Bragg and the Tender Passion.
q A correspondent Of the Mobile Advertiser,
writing from Shelbyvillc. says:
3 An officer in Gen. Bragg's army had OBJ
tanned q short leave Of absence to permit him
10 20 home and attend to personal interests
demanding his presence. Before his time OF
absence had expired he requested further
leave of absence for thirty days, and promised
"a return a better soldier than be had ever
been before. His request was approved by
the various officers in command over him, who
knew him to be a tried and faithful man, and
finally by General Bragg. Before the thirty
sdays' time granted had expired. he again for
varded communication desiring still fur
,ther leave. His officers were astonished at
his impudence and andacity, and each one in
turn. through whose hands it passed, marked
it ''disapprosed:" as
Before the communication reached army
headquarters, Gen. Bragg was the recipient
Of letter from this officer, who stated that
he had made application for further leave,
and gave as his reason that while our army
WAS further advanced he had become engaged
to Young LADY from whom be had received
letter. which he enclosed in his. This deli.
cate lnissive contained sad and touching
farewell to the young officer who had gained
her affections. She explained that since the
enemy had gained her homestead they bad
DESTROYED her property, taken everything
from her. and well nigh made her pennyless.
When she had engaged herself to Der lover
she was the possessor of property, and was IN
different circumstances With this state Of
things existing, hard as she felt would be the
trial to her, she had determined to release
the object of her affections from an engage
nent made in her prosperity. This noble
missive was couched in such loving and gen
tie, though prudent and touching language,
that it might well have drawn tears frym the
iron warrior to whom it was presented.
The officer answered that the mlsttrtune'
of his affianced had only the more endearec
hsr to him. and this manifestation Of her dis
interested love and spirit had only inspired 8
stronger affection for so noble woman. III
desired still further holiday that he nigh
90 to her and marry her, proving that hi
love was as pure as her own, and by making
her his wife endow his property upon her IL
case he was made the victim Of bullet. Gen
Bragg sent directions to his bureau ofhcer !!
send him the communication So soon as l
should arrive, and regardless of the endorse
msnt "disapproved" made by officers unaw ar
of the circumstances, Remarked it ssgrante
for thirty days.. and endorsed upon the LEI
ter, 1.-THE lady is worthy of the best and bra
vest soldier, and from what learn beiieV
you are worthy Of the lady.
BRAxToN BRACE"
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J POETRY.
-.,. n,,t never Dishonor.''

s.Death, but never DlsnOnor.
Death. but never dishonor!
81 e Freedom we now must resign,
s. a. the fields where our fathers first won her,
.ys7g Her Iburial-place and her shrine !!
There let US marshal our powers,
SWORN to our ancestors fame,
S. And If victory may not be ours,
j sdAt least we shall sink without shame!
sssss el9ls So l5es7ss 81 F4s-
81, Sons have forgotten their mothers,
Traitors with foes have allied,
Ind those we have cherished as brothers,
Shrink in dismay by our side; sss.
Realms that still share in our danger,
Tremble to share in the strife;
Yield up the field to the stranger,
.ssss,L Liberty selling for life!
!. Never, for us, the foul story, $50. s.
.4og,s Unless from the Past you may tear
5SHEvery record that tells Of the glory 81 -
3 OF sires whose weapons we wear!
The birth-right Of, place which they gave us,
Is nought to their birth-right Of Fame
Foes may crush, but they shall not enslave us
Hate may conquer, but never shall shame
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DEsERTERs IN SCOTT COUNTY, va
s2lO REWARD.

yUyHE above reward will be paid for the appre-
u hension and delivery to the proper aulnoll-
ties Of the following named deserters' members
Of Co. 81, 54th Va. Regiment: lanes Daoo'
Minter Babb, John Brown, D. ". "iidams' an
dy Williams, John Head, and James Garnan nan
all residents of Scott county, Va.
I earnestly invoke the co-operanon o. esery
patriot, and especially those detailed LOT .na'
purpose, to aid me in bringing TO JosMce sng = :,
bove-named persons. The Provost marsna, a. ..
Bristol viii be the proper person to deliver them
TO. JAMES R. SCALES, LIST 1t.
Comdg. Co. H, 54th Va. Regt.
Knoxville. Tenn, May Is, l863-4w
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To the CLERK OF. the County Court Of SAID County,
VNTE, Joseph Snodgrass, Samuel Preston and
w william Moore, three freeholders OF the
said county. do hereby certify, that by virtue OF
a warrant to us directed by James Grow, JUS
tice of the said county, we have this day, on our
oaths. viewed and appraised . Mare, taken up
by James Sutherland, on his land, as an estray,
and assess the value of the said estray at $l4O'
The said mare is dark Bay, thin in order, =
bout 8 years old, and about IA hands high; nc
other brands or marks perceivable. given I'M
der our hands this, the 18th day Of May, 1898.
- rg go s.,x JOSEPH SNODGRASS,
~ .f.tsess SAMUEL PRESTON,
WILLIAM. MOORE.
a Copy. Teste. .-n
Nav g. 1868
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE, !
9 VIRGINIA. 4 TENNESSEE B. B. CO.,
Lynchburg. April I'd, 1868. }

!
N1OTICE.- erroneous impression prevails
IN that the transportation Of provisions IS pro-
hibited over this railroad. Suchis not the case.
All supplies intended for private consumption
have always been shipped upon application, and
the only prohibition is that placed by the dene-
raj Commanding the Department, whose object
was to preserve them for the use Of the army;
This order he has always relaxed when applied
to by private parties for bacon, &C., for thelr
own consumption, but has been so refused spe-
culators, to prevent improper speculation IN tne
necessaries Of life. Notice is therefore gwen te
parties needing provisions for their own use
that the same will be permitted transportation
by the Commanding General, and win be at al
times furnished by the road. Application VII
be made either to Mr.. Dodamead, General Su
perintendent, or myself, and transportation, vii
! be ordered. K. L. OWEN, Presloen'
| April 10, 1868.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
church street. LynChburg. w

CnUrCn StIcCbs ny MSAA . 4
UyHE subscriber begs leave to inform the pup,
lie that he has charge Of the above named
nopular House, which is situated in the immeal-
ate vicinity Of the most business part OF the cl1y
and the location is one Of the most quiet snd
healthy in the place. Every effort will be made
- ,,roy;de for the comfort and welfare Of guests.
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE WAGON and PoR,
TER win always be found at the Depots ana !;
boat landing on the arrival Of the Trains and
Roats 70 convey passengers to and from the Ho-
-, j. r.. LINKOUS,
rob o. 1963-6m Proprietor.
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MTU copARTNERSHn.

NEW CoPARTNERSHl-l,,s
4. M'conKLr. SIN M'coRKLE. WI. KISHIlrqf-
M,CORKLE, SON q GO.s-
(Successors to M'Corkle 3 Coz,
GrOcerS & Commission MeI0hAlIs,
n AND MANUFACTURERS OF t,is i. 4
Chewing and Smoking fobaccq,
No. ll3 Main Street, a@a
81 LYNCHBURGs VA
We win give particular attention 70 The saiee :.
Tobacco. Breadstuffs, Provisions and Al klnqs oi
Country Produce and Merchandise, At the old
stand Of McCorkle & Co. We shall endesscr %
keep always on hand full stock Of Al articles
requisite to the business, and from our long
experience in the business hope to mert share q
the public patronage, and especially that g ho-
orally extended to the former concern. Our Mr.
Kinnier viii give personal attenticnto TIE Con
mission Business, as he has been for some years
pursuing that branch, and We feel confident fom
his long experience and thorough knowledge 81
the business, will not fail to give satisfacton 70
all who entrust their interests to our hands.
p@Will make liberal advances on approved
produce in hand, and remit promptly for al time
- 4 : -, -'.-----,..s SAMUEL Nice RKLE.
s. M. McCORKLE.ais
VIM. KINNIER- aeae
notohar II 1QR1--1v 5sfs{ tsa :.
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New Auction and Commisslon
~ House, No. 1O2 Main Street, Lynch

ir1.w AuctfOn and Comm1sslon
~ House, No. 102 Main Street. Lynch
W The he undersigned have associated thsmselvss
tocether under the style and firm o. JAMES Z.
sGOTT & CO., for the purpose Of condacsang
s ssrsral AUCTION AND COMMISSION bUdl-
SSESs They have rented that large and elegant
hn;sdiro No. 100 Main street. Lynchbnfg, iate-
~ occupied BY Jno. T. Dssis Y Co.; ana on
he lat Of December, win BE- ready p receive
MERCHANDISE Of al kinds for Rr1vsse ma
They solicit consignments Of nanpfacs ~
and Smoking Tobscco, Sugar, Meiassee, v04se,
| and other Groceries; Bale Cation sne aIesleeA
Fabrics Of all grades; Wooden Goods Boots bnoes,
Leather, and all other goods rs1Fly oAss 9 Ap1
sale. III ~, s. j. lIsaE... ~..S~
dav Is December, Of which due ncttes, VA
/ catalogue. will be publshed. s,t,ss !.
Thew respectfully refer to the Mefchsnts 80
business men Of Richmond, Petersburg. Dsnvine,
1 and other Southern cities, whose aid ana GO
oneration will be duly appreciated:
op'A $50 ~ JAMES r. SCOTT, s.ag
of the late firm Of Jno. T. Davis %
SOS Is. = HENRY r. BOC0CK, rec
i 81 M ba1sS ssg VIM. 81. PARRd6Hs g9Sa
: member of the firm Of Bocock 2 Farfiss-
The concern of Bocock & PazIishs NO. =,
Bridge street win continue ut the old stand y
usual. i a ,ss 43iss -.
II Dec. s, 1862-6m. y g g 2. 2 -
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IF Miss s.Mary Summerville" will forgive past
ii neglect, her school-boy friend and CORES,
pendent Of 1868, will be happy to correspond
With her. She can learn my address from my
friends of A. -
Nav Is. 1863-tf @
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sub.fitute wanted.

4 NY non-conscript desiring to make pile BY
~ going into the army as substitute, car
hear Of chance by applying at this Office.
Nav 29-3t
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According to the Richmond Examiner, the
mother Of the Yankee Brigadier Gen. Hays
who was captured at Charlottesville, is said
to be living ct Rockets in poverty and des
titution.
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NEW CONCERN.
CHARLES j.. JONES'

NEW CONCEskN.l
CHARLES j.. JONES' lsi
(late of the firm Of McCorkle 4 Co.. snde
WILLIAM A. sl1ILLER,h sef
formerly Commission Merchant and DEALER -
Fertilizers ON Basin, saS
HAvE this day formed eopartnsrship undsS
III the style and firm Of si..aaofsfsa s
JONES 81 MIII1ERs II
For the purpose of conducting GsaerM Ce@-
mission and Grocery Business, and hays taken
the storehouse No. 107, Main street, two dooss
above the old stand of McCorkle 4 Co., and paxt
door to Lee, Rookie & Taylor. sssf i ali.
We solicit consignments Of Merchandise and
Country Produce Of every description, promisap9
our best personal efforts to make safisfaotofy
sales-and from the long experience We have
both Mad in business in this city, think We are
justified in saying that we can do IS we'll for
consignors as any other house in the city. 40
count sales with nett proceeds win be rendered
as soon as sales are made, and 81 letters On bn-
sness promptly answered. 2,s ssssss.ssss
We shall keep the best supply OF Grocefies
that can be obtained, and as soon % fertilizers
can be procured, we intend keeping good.steek
of the most approved kinds--aA Of which viii -
sold as low as they can be afforded for ,cash-
We appreciate the patronage extended 70 sus
| in other connexions, and shall spare NO pains 70
merit it in future. GHAS. =. yONk6s
| WM. A.MILLER,
1 Nov 4 1891 sg 4ss
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washington County, to wit:

To The Clerk o.. tie County Court OF sdsd C0uHty:
WE. Edward E. Lathim, John Ryburn and
w Henry Preston, three freeholders of said
county, do hereby certify, that by virtue Of
warrant to us directed by j. G. Campbell, JUS
tice of said county, we have, on our oaths, view
ed and appraised Brown Mare Mule, taken up
by William B. Campbell, on his land as an es-
tray. and asses. the value of the said estray at
Two hundred dollars The said estray is dark
brown, branded with the letter 7 on the left
shoulder right fore foot hurt just below the hair
about four years old, no other brands Or marks
perceptible. Given under our hands this 18th
dav of Man. 1863. E. E. LATHIM,
J. RYBURN,
HENRY PRESTON
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN G. KREGER, G. G.
AZ. 90 19es a.
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Negro Boy.

Negro Boy.
calling himself John, who says he belongs to
Samuel Temple, Of Greene county, Tenn. Said
how is about Is years old, 5 feet or inches
high. and says he had been hired at the Salt
works. The owner, by proving property and
paving charges. can get him by applying to me
at Guest Station, Wise county, Va.
~ T. W. NEWBERRY.
Nov ootb 1933-3w
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STOVES.
!. w. s. G. III. BURCH,
fSuccessors TO M. Hollins & Co.,

Grocers q General Commission Merchantss
No. 70 MAIN SrREnr, LYScHBuHG, Va,
u7ILL give their personal attention to the
wv sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Corn. Ba-
con Lard, Butter, Brandies, &C., and make I'D
yances on consignments when in hand.
! Jan. 80, 1863-6m u
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nNE or two hundred boxes OF Chewing To
" bacco, Of all qualities, in store and FOL
cole nv 4. b. u Is. f. II nj.
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shocking Outrage.

just as we 60 to press, we are informed
that the Indian named John E. Kaik, so long
known in this county, was ON Sunday evening
last fercbly seized and fastened before hot
fire prepared for the purpose, and was ielt
there without clothing, until he was literally
baked and burnt brown. The. perpetrators
Of the deed are known, but have not yet ben 7,
arrested. Their leader is said to be a we'll
known desperate character in the upper part
Of this county, by the name of A. T. Iiis.-
He is man Of notorious covetonsness, bat
theft or pluuder does not seem to have been
the object Of this inhuman act, as nothing =!
was missing from, the premises except little
corn meal. We will have full particulars IN
our next issue.-Rome Courier. Goth inst.
s@ What Shocking Outrage" and thai
too, in this enlightened day and age, and IN
the refined and enlightened county Of Flayd
Georgia, and that. too, we presume, IN the
nsighborhood Of Rome, and at the very doo'
of the editor Of the Rome Courier. We arr
in anxious suspense about the full particular'
of this outrage Will not the Courier en-
tighten us Immediately? Let us know al
the facts concerning this Shocking Outrage
and in the meantime forward US good
nice Joney- Cake made Of best Georgia naea'
for orr appetite isvery cocctous just about thi
time.-EDs. VIRGINIAN.
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Nathaniel Fillmore, father Of ex-President
Fillmore, died at East, Auburn, Erie county,
New York. on the 18th ult., aged 90 years
He, was a. man Of most temperate habits =
making it a rule through life long before tenn
perance societies were known-never TO use
Intoxicating liquors as a. beverage, or offer
them to others. He enjoyed almost uninter-
rupted good health, and was so well when up
wards OF eighty years Of age, as to be able to
visit his son at Washington, that being the
only instance when a President of the Unit
Cd States ever resolved visit from his father
at the executive mansion
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TAKEN UP.

e HAVE in my possession, taken up in Wise
IL county, Va, a
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.ashington County. to wit:

May 20, 1858
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May goth, 1857
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CHEWING TOBACCO.

Nav %. l869-3m
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. AC.ARD..

May %, lses.-st Agent Of Exc
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An Invitation.

May 90, 1s6S-3t