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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

When Napoleon had reached Wilma, in
his invasion uf Russia in 1872, a dcputation
of scrfs from one Of the most populous dis
tricts of the country waited upon him aud
pledged that If he would issue u proc'ar!,;.-
ton emancipating the seris they would Join
him t. n m:,,. But he declined their over
lures, for the reason that it would give f."
rocious turn 70 the war, causing horrible de-
vastation and unheard Of murders. He
should, he said. lie cSp"nsing the cause of
bar barism against civilization. He could
not for moment entertain the proposition.
BE it remembered that the Russian serf WAS
a white man, of tho same race with his mas
ser, AMI fully as capable o: improvement;
whereas, the negro is Of African descent, and
has never been left To him elf in any part ol
tho world without dcgcncrating into g barhi-
rian. BY the employment of the negro the
Yankce-is is actually warning against cisiiiza-
ton. But leaving that fact ont of the qu;-s-
tion, can anything be more pitifnl than the
position of the Yankee, calling upon the ne
gro to assist him in subduinga people whom
he boastcd of his ability to abolish in ninety
days? What is it but confession that wc
are his suneriors in the proportion OF twenty
to five ?-RichD,oHd Dispatch.
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HANGING OF DAVID CREIcH, Eso.-Wc have
reliable information that David Crcigh. an
old and prominent citizen Of Grecn''rcr
county, Of high rcspectahility, was hung
last Friday. upon the finding Of Yankee
drum head court martial, under the anspi-
cies Of shc Yankee commrndcr, Gen. Duiay.
About year ago, Mr.. Creigh, who was
about GO years old and n man Of powerful
build. entered his own house and found
Yankee stragglcr there, who was piunIerinc
and Offering gross insults to his daughters.
Mr.. Craigh attacked the Nandal, aud after
desperate encounter Of an unarmcd man
against armed Yankees, one of Mr.. Craigh's
servants brought him nn axe, witt, which hc
killed the Yankee. In passing through the
county last Friday. it is supposed that infor
nation was lodged against him with the
Yankee General Dufay. who summoned a
drum head court martial and had the old
gentleman hung. There can be no doubt of
this information. and retaliation. stern and
prompt, should be ordered by the authori-
ties.-Lynchburg Republican.
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CHar. MI An Act to authorize the Pre.idrn,
I" assign judges "f military courts from one
court - another.
tn. ,oI,',.s Yr'h. tonf.,h rat. Sias.s Of fm.r,.
~ I .n'1s. That tho President be. and he is here.
hN, authorized, nj any time. 10 assign Judges from
one military court To another. as, in his gmen nt
the service NAV require.
SEC 2. u. Hfa,fk.r .narte.'. That this act TAX
effect and b IN force from aud after its passage.
Approved February ;. 1864
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a TRAGEDY IN ENGLAND. On Wednesday
morning Richard Thos. Parker, the wretch
cd man who on the day previously attempted
the lives OF both his parents, was brought
before the Kew. j. T. Bechcr, one OF the
Notts magistrates, at Southwcll, but, in COR
sequence OF the precarious state of his father
ana mother, tee prisoner was rcmandcd for
a week.
Eleven gunshot wounds were found in the
old mans face aud eight in his breast 1t is
thought the brain Of Mrs. Parker has been
reached. They both say "Poor Tom ia not
to bamc." and When the old man made his
will yesterday he wished to leave his son the
whole Of his property. "lIc would ncssr
| have done 1t II he had not gone into such
apprehended by Police Constable Bcrklcy.
he said II have done it, and then earnestly
inquired If his mother were dead.
Lireypoof Matt
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

Passed at the fourth session, which
and held nt the city Of Richmond. in ,hc Ss.,S -
Virginia, on Monday, the seventh dsv oT ~ ~
eernber. a. d.. l>63. and ended on TharsSsv
u,c eighteenth day Of February, 1864
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CHN AA---An Act to change the time FOR the
assembling "f Congress for its next regular
session.
III, '"ngf.>> "f ia. foaf.k rat. Syrfss o, Amer;
~ Il" not. That the Congress OF the Confederate
states nf America for its next regular session
shall assemble the first Monday in Nav Ammo
D"niini, eighteen hundred and sixty four and not
the first Monday Of December. eighteen hundred
aud sixty -rour.
Approved February }. 1851
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CAMP Co. C, 22p Va. CAvALRY,
.. Nav 9th. 1854.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named members Of Co. C, 22d Va. Cavalry
who are new absent without leave, who will re-
port to these Headquarters for duty by the 1st
Of une, there will be no punishment put upon
them, those failing to report their names, will
be published as deserters, arrested Is such and
treated accordingly:
: Martin Barker, Washington county,
Jeremiah Cunningham, :. /"
James Cyphers, !" g
Robert Dishner, Thos. Fleenor, Austin Flick.
ael, T. P. Goodman, Benjamin Giles, Thomas
Graham, James Howard, George Howard, John
Henderson, Isaiah Hubbard, Jordan Leonard,
John Michael, Thomas Music, James Michael,
James Moore, john Miles, Samuel Patrick, Al
bert Smyth, Gorden L. Williams, Austin Wam.
pier, Peter Powers, Preston Orfeld, Joseph Her
ington and James C6lbertson
appeal to the above named members Of mi
company to report at once where duty calls, and
save themselves from further disgrace. Neverlet
it be said 70 your fathers. mothers, brothers and
sisters that you ever deserted such holy cause
as the one in which We are engaged.
By order of Col. H. C. BOWEN.
J0HN B. HAMILroN,
LIST Lient. Condg. Co. C, 22d Va. Cavalry.
May 49, 1864-.-5W s
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Wool Carding.

TIyHE subscriber hopes to be able to put bis
j Cardia4 Machine in such condition as Il
insure good work the coming season. Grain,
Bacon, Flaxseed, Flax and Tow Linen, or any
country produce, taken at fliberaD old rates,
for carding at 81 and 10 cents per pound. The
subscriber having no sheep, viii require each
customer having rs lbs. of wool, OF over. to pay
him in the proportion Of 4 lbs. to each 100 lbs.
in Wool, to be accounted for at the old rates Of
Toll, or every Eighth pound for carding.
If paid in currency, the prices Of cafding must
approximate specie basis. &
Every accommodation offered to the needy
families Of those in the army.
May 20, I864-4t 7. P. CLAPP.
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$500 REWARD.

GTOLEN from the Subscriber, on the 28th
~ day Of April, from the pasture Of Mr.. The
ophilua C]app, about ONE mile Southwest Of A.
bingdon. light Bay Mare. about Is hands high,
both bind feet white, heavy set with sne head
and neck, about 5 or years old, mark made
BY the crupper Just bebtpd the saddle, from
which the hair stands upright. I will 1--WE the
above reward Of $500 for The delivery of said
Mare to me at the house Of John A. Mann, in
Scott county. or for information fron which
may become in possession d hsr.
So a GEORGE ". SAILING,
Private in Capt ]. s.. Ceilings Co. (C,l
.s eth Va Battalion.
/ May L.. 18e4-w
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RUNAWATs NyAH

NOMMITTED to The Jail.of Washiugfonsoun-
~ ty, on the Bet inst; three Negroes, man,
woman and child. they say they belong to
Martin Wilkerson, Of Carroll county, Va The
man calls himself Alexander, is dark mAlatto,
5 feet or 8 inhes high, alsd rather slow spo-
ken, The woinan oalls herself Margaret, She
iss bright mni.sto, 5 feet7 or 8 isches hirh.
The child is 4 gil 12 or Is months old, s.thsr
darker than the mother, and very likely. Thew
WIRE tskeii up Is miles west. Of Abingdon. Tho
owner h notified t. ecns forward and prove
property, pay charges and tsks them away.
30. e WI. W. BARKER, 5
Hay 49, 1S64-6t Tailor ". C.
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No Victory for Grant.

a candid confession in New Fork pape
1t is refreshing. says the Petersburg Ex
press, to meet with at least one Northern pa
per, which is not afraid to speak plainly and
truthfully of affairs in the Nerth. Such q pa.
per is the New York Daily News, q late issue
Of which has come into our possession. The
Washington correspondent Of the News saws
Grant has gained no victory, that his losses
have been frightful, and that he is as far from
Richmond as ever. Read the following:
WASHINGTON, May II, 1864.
For four days We have had no end of the
exciting rumors and exaggerated reports in
relation to the great battles IN Virginia. To.
day the truth begins to be known, and am
now Able to send you tolerably connected
and clear statement of what has really been
accomplished by our armies, aud Of what "a
MAINS TO be done, Il il we'll for the readers
Of the News that they have not been deluded
either BY the official bulletins Of the Secreta.
~ Of War, or with accounts Of supposed vic-
tories. such as have appeared il SOME Of tie
other papers. The simple truth is, that Ne
have as yet Gained no victory. We are q far
from the objective point Of the campaign. tha
capture Of Richmond, as we were a weak 40
We; have suffered terrible loss IL kilied
and wounded, add we have done little moaye
than demonstrate the immense advantages
which Gen, Ice enjoys in his yariops dafsn.
s,ye positions between the RapidaA and tie
Pamankey. -.
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Notice to TaX-PaYers.

Am now ready to receive all the Taxes du,
Il for the year 1868, in the 9th District, con
posed of the counties of Russell and Buchanan
and for that purpose, win attend at the follow
ing places at the times here specified:
Wednesday, May 18th, at Fielding Combs
House, N. G.
Thursday, May 18th, at H. D. Aston's Store
Nc.
Friday, May 10th, at Hugh Johnson's House,
n. g..
Saturday, May 21st, at John W. Lampkin'.
Store.
Monday, May Esd. st ]. C. Ferguson's Min.
Tuesday, May 24th, at A. L. Hendricks Old
Store.
Thursday, May Goth, at HOBBS 8 Hendricks
Store
Friday, May 27fk, at N. 2. Burdine's House.
Saturday, May 18th, at " G.. Fugate's Tan
Yard.
Monday, May 30th. at Robert Fugate's Store.
Tuesday May 3lst, at James y. Dickenson' s
Store.
Wednesday, June LIST, At John Bickley's Old
Store.
Thursday, June I'd, at VIM. Grizzlies House.
Friday, June Sd, at Mrs. Archer Jessse's Mill
Moadny, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9th,
9Th and 9Th, at Thos C.. d.. Alderson's Store.
ALI persons failing to meet me and pay their
Taxes according to this notice, will be required
to pay 10 per cent. Tax as the law requires.
THOMAS Fl. GARRETT,
Tax Collector for Dist. No. 81.
May 6, lS64-5w
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UIRGINIAs:.-Atk uiss held in the Clerk Il
" office of the County Cert of Lee count, :.
on Monday, the Cd day Of May, 1864
Levi Pennington, Plaintiff, u
AGAINST
David Garrison, Defendant.+
In 7respass on the Case II Tyover.
The object Of this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANT damages for the conversions by him to-
his own use Of two mules, the property Of the=
plaintiff, estimated to be worth $500, and to-
subject the lands Of said defendant, which has
been levied spon under an attachment issued inl
this case, to sale for the payment thereof; and
it appearing from legal evidence fled in the
case that tie defendant IL not citizen of this
State, he is therefore ordered to appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary " protect his
interest In shis suit.
A Copy.-Teste.
q HENRY J. MORGAN, en-,
Z Nav II 1QH4-lw tfsy#i ~ e lsstaSAS
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M From the Petersburg Express. !.
Glorious from the Trans-Afissis-
SlDDi.

Mr.. Wagner, bearer of dispatches from
Gen. Kirby Smith, reached Mobile on the Bird
INST. lie states the results Of the battles of
the 9th and 9th on Red River as follows: A
complete defeat of the enemy, with loss es.
tiolated by Gen, Taylor, at eight thousand in
Killed. wounded and missing, but their own
admlfions put their loss at fifteen thousand.
we captured twenty-one pieces of artillery,
ten Thousand stand of small arms, twelve
hundred mules, four hundred wagons, and q
large quantity Of stores.
Our loss is officially estimated at twenty.
two hundred killed and wounded. Generals
Mouton and Greene were killed. Three YAM
kee Generals are reported killed. The enemy's
forces was thirty-two thousand. Ours from
eighteen to twenty thousand. Gen. Kirby
Smith directed operations. Gen. Taylor
commanded the centre, and Gen. Walker
and Mouton the wings.
On Sunday, the 18th, the enemy attempted
to cross the Red River, and were attacked 4
gain and whipped worse than before, but no
particulars have been received.
Thirty steamers Of all classes ascended the
river, and were al above Alexandria. with
no probability of escape. Ten or twelve boats
were already blown up or burned to avoid
capture.
Mr. Wagner says soldiers and citizens re.
port that Price had achieved o great victory
over Steele, BY bit of strategy which com.
pietely fooled his adversary. General Price
seemed to have fallen back in apparent disor--
der, abandoning everything. When the Yam.
KEGS reached his trains they broke ranks and
scattered to plumber. Price turned and cut
them to pieces, capturing four thousand pri-
soners, two hundred and fifty wagons, all
their ammunition, baggage and supplies.
1t IS reported also that Steele had evacua-
ted Little Rock. falling back towards the
Mississippi river
This statement is corroborated by Yankee
accounts from the Mississippi.
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NIRGlNIA:..Atru rules held in the Clerks
Is Office Of the County Court of Lee county.
on Monday, the I'd day Of May, 1854: ~,
William Albert, Pisntil.
AGAINST ass - q f.lfY -
David Anrrisc0, Defendant.
7Fespass on the Case IN zroser 81,
The object Of this suit is to receiver damages
against the defendant for the value Of one mare
estimated to be wsstA 800, the property Of the
Haainti6. and whisA the dofendant has convert
ed to bis own use and to subject the lands lesisd
upon BIZ an attachNent issued in this cause 10
sale to slEisfy the Judgment which msy be OBJ z
tanned: And it appearing oy legal eviaence filed
ia the cause, thar she defendants is nos d citizen
OF this State, he Il therefore osdered to appear
here within one nsnth after due publication OF
this erders and de what 10 necessary to protect
bis interest in THIS suit. 2sgs giszs
ACopy.
HENRY j. MORGAN, elk.
Nav 1g 1QRH f. ss
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NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS
Of the 18th COng,l District. !

| 4 LII persons liable to military duty, whethe,
n under previous, or the late legislation Or
| Congress, will report themselves for enrollmen,
and examination, at the places and on the days
| liked in the annexed notice Of the EXAMINING
Board. This notice includes
LIST. All persons between the ages Of Is and
40, who have not heretofore been enrolled
| I'd. All persons between the ages Of l8 and
40, who Rave been examined and exempted,
whether temporarily or permanently.
sd. All OF the reserve classes, l. Z. between
| the ages Of 17.and Is, and As and 50, whether
enrolled heretofore or not as
w. ALI persons heretofore exempt by law Of
Congress, whose exemptions are revoked by
virtue Of the new military bill, approved 18th
February, 1864.
" All persons claiming exemption under the
new law.
9th. All male free negroes and ether free
persons OF color, not including those free upder
the treaty of Paris Of 1903, OF under the treaty
q Spain Of 1877, between theages Of Is and
SO years.
N. B.-This class will report "a the last div
Of the examination in each county
This notice includes all persons Of any Of the
above classes, whether residents Of this or any
ether portion Of the State, or other States, and
oil persons who have been at any time lischarg-
ed from the army.
All the laws and regulations applicable to
deserters viii be applied to such persons in the
classes above named, who shall fail to report 4,
the places Of rendezvous, or who shall desert
after enrolment. as 8sA 1E5l5a
D. B. BALDWIN, Captain
and Enrolling Officer 18th Cong'l District.
The undersigned Examining Board for the
18th Congressional District, do hereby give mo-,
tice to all whom it may concern, that they have
appointed the following places and days for the
examination of conscripts in the 18TH Congress
sonal District, in pursuance of the above notice,
and all exemptions heretofore granted are re-
v0ked and examination ordered
This includes all persons between II and so.
except those detailed for Government contrac-
tors.
I Wythe County, At Wytheville, on the 10th,
18th and 18th May.
]. Tazewell County, at Tasewell Court House.
on the 23d and Gath May
Bland County, at the Crab Orchard, ON the
9th and 18th May.
Grayson County, ct Independence, On the LIST
and I'd June.
Washington County, at Abingdon, on the 9th,
and 7th June. ea
Russell County, at Lebanon, on the 9th, 10th
and lth June. ss.s
Scott County, at EstillviIle, on the 18th, 18th
and 18th June.
smyth County, 1t Marion, on the Goth, 2lst
and I'D June.
s E. R. WALKER, Surgeon & Prest.,
JAMES P. HAMMET, N. D.,
l. A. T. PAINTER. M. D.,
b, Examining Board |
x% To be inserted in all the news papers
n 18th Copgl District until 18th June.
April %, 1864 D. B. B.
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never. better exhibition Of the effect Of drill
and discipline, than that given BY the Cadets
ana 1t had fine effect on the army.. Gen.
breckinrige cemplimenteds the boys very
highly for their valor and good conduct,
which contributed so much to the good for
tune OF the day -Lynch6ury Virginian.
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$500 REV ARD.

q TOLEN from the stable of the subscriber,
y near Glade Spring, nine miles East Of Alb
ingdon, on the third night Of May, 9 Brown
Horse, seven years old. seventeen hands high.
heavy name and tail, rather swsbed. small
star in his forehead, scar under the Chin.
caused BY sdistenper, and PAGES rather sluggish,
and was, when stolen, in very good order.
will give the above reward for the horse and
thief, or ono ha1dred dollars for the horse. or
any information: by which can get BIN.
! May 20, 1e64-4t JAS. GRANT. 2
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CMmCMt-0 0SslCDFD COUfte
State Of Tennessee Johnsen County;
A SA Reece ~. Elijah King. n this cause an
"A Attachment having been issued and return
ed before me on the 2sd day Of April, 1854, le-
wed on one hundred and Fifty. two acres Of land
as the property OF deft.. lying in the 9th Civil
District Of johnson county, Tenn, and cendi-
tional judgmeat having been rendered against
said defendant for sixteen dollars and twenty
Eve cents debt, and all costs Of the suit II il
ordered by me that publication be made for four
consecutive weeks in the Abingdon Virginian, q
newspaper published in Abingdon, w., notify
ing the defendant to appear before me at my
honse, on Saturday the 1lth day Of June, 1864.
and defend said suit, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with exparte. This 25th day OF April
1854 ROBERT E. BERRY, J. p.
May 6--4w. Prs fee SIS.
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TAKE notice, that on the 2lst u July. 1854.
y ct the dwelling house Of Moses A. Scott.
Esq, IN Lee ccunty, u the State Of Tirainia:
and on the 2Sd of said month in said year. a.
the dwelling house Of john Morris, Esa.. in said
county and State, viii proceed to sake the de-
position Of Wallace Barkey and Others. to be
read as evidence il my behalf in a certain suit
st law, now pending in tke County Court Of
said county snd State, wherein am paintif and
you are defendant II necessary. the taking Of
said dispositions will be continued frsn time to
time, till completed. WILLIAM ALBERT
MAY 10. 1864-4w A9
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Notice 10 Tax.Payery.

Sote Of Nrginia, Goth Collection District, esns-
posed Of tie county Of Washisgssn:
A IL persons in this District who have heyeto-
"A fore been Registered, or who By Law are
required to Register, are hereby notified that
the time allowed by Law for making the Returns
Of their Gross Sales for the Quarter ending
March 31st, 1854, having expired, they are re-
quired within thirty days from the date hereof,
to pay to ME the amount of their Tax On Sales to
March Slst, 1864, under the penalty of having
their Tax doubled
JAMES G. CAMPBELL.
Collector for 18th District.
MAY 10. I864-tf
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SEQ REWARD.

ID AN away from the subscriber Oh Tuesday
~ night last, Negro Boy by the name or
Madison, about ~ years old, shout feet 10
inches high, dark complexion, sIixhtIy pock.
marked, and had on = dark Jeans cost. yellow
pants ands gray cap. He formerly belonged to
Whloughby Munsey, Of Lescounty will give
the absve reward FOR his coAfnemens II a,sy ;ail
in the State, so that / get him. ''ga,
Dec. Is, T063-n B. G.. CLARK .te.s
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N0I,ICE.

HEREBY warn all persons from trading Tor
La Bond executed by myself to Peer W.
Mampler. for the sum Of $4,000. On or about
25th July, 1868. have rendered TIE said
Wampler eesreht funds IN payneiA Of she note.
snd he hiss refused to receive tke same IN psy.
ment. OSCAR p. STAIR.
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How to Tan squirrel skjns.

Let the hides remain in lime or ashes will
a 81, the hair can be easily removed.
Inen soak . short time in clear water, after
which dry, and rub them thoroughly with
soft soap. You will find, after cleansing uff
the scsp. that your hides will be beautifully
tanned. ,.sl -
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sRNAKE notice, that on the 2lst July, 1854, at
= the dwelling house Of Moses A. Scott, Esq,
in Lee county, Virgins; and on the 23d Of july,
1854, at the dwelling hoase Of john Morris in
said county and State, viii proceed to take the
deposition OF Wallace Barker and eshefs, to bs
read as evidence in my bchalf in certain suit
at law now pending in the County Court of Lee
county IN said State, wherein am plaintiff snd
you are defendant. II necessary, the taking Of
said dispositions will be continued from time 10
time, till completed 81 LEVI PENNINGTON.
. May 13. 1864--4w 49,,
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The Pennsylyania troops. whose terms q.
pre- n May. have neti&ed the governments,
that they will ret obey the orders recently il.
susd consstlneiDg them id the service nsasil
the 1rt ~ stnly
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JACOB SfOKBERGER.
!. Clock and Watch-N4aEer 8
N HAS Ioe1tea In AA1nGQ
M don, mnsdiatesy opYssiss thsk
~ Book Store. where he u psspas- ,s3
ked to repair -. u
Watches 4D1 CIOEks "a
IN The very bet manner psssible, and upos res
sonshle terms Work repaved by him will be
warranted for TWELVE ssnrHs. Thoroughly
understanding bis business, he hopes to be en-. }
couznged, and promises sst5s4actea To all. ae.a
September 28th, 18eO.-Sm.
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REMOYAL.

DR.. E. NJ. CAMPBElL has removed his resi-
dence to Fruit Hill, but his Office is the same
that he formerly occupied. when nst al his 81.
fee or professionally abseut, BE can BE found 1t
ms house. 80 Aprjf Oft
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tDAvlB GARRISON. Esq,

May 10. l864-4w
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May l3. 1864-4w