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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-12-06
state of N. Carolina-Unson Count,

state OF N. Carolina Union County.
Court Of Pleas and Qaarter SesSons-Oct Term, 1861.
J. NJ Stewart, Admir- of II. l. Hancock, vs. Burrel
Hancock, ct-al.
Petition to sell Slaves
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of, the Court that
Burrcl Hancock Patrick Hancock ard Nancy Hancock,
the defendants in this case reside beyond the limits of
this State is ordered by the Court that publication
be made, for six successive weeks, in the Western
Democrat paper published in the of Charlotte,
notifying said defendants be and appear at the next
term of this Court to he held for the county of Union
st the Court House in Monroe, the lst Monday in
January next, then and there answer, plead de-
muir to said petition; otherwise Judgment pro confesso
will be entered to them.
Witness j. L. Irby, Clerk of our said Court at Office
in Monroe, the lst Monday in October, A. D., 1864.
46-6t J. E. IRBY, Clerk.
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Fare, six cents per mile. Soldiers going 10 and re-
turning from the army half fare Passengers re-
CURED to make the proner change the Ticket
cannot furnish change for every one
Freight Train leaves Cherryville for Charlotte at
o clock, NJ, or Montays, and returns same day
For Passenger Trains transporting Freghts, so per
cent to the tariff rates offreight will be added
Y. A. McBEE,
Master of Transportation
Lincoipfon May % ,S63
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COPPERAS.

TAYLOR & ASB1IRY are now prepared to furnish
By the ton or otherwise a fine article Of Copperas,
superior to any English offered in market Druggists
and Apothecaries supplied with chemically pure
article. Address TA1LOK ASBURf,
q May s. 1868 charlotte, N. G..
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TEIE KEYSTONE.


On the first of January, 1868, shall commence the
publication of Monthly Magazine under the above
title, to be devoted the interest of the Ancient and
Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masors.
believe that every good Mason will agree with me
in the opinion that such publication will be benef-
cal in emil hening less informed brethren, and in
dispensing many calm, kind word Of cheerfulness
the hearts and homes Of thousands of oTthy brothers,
their widows aud orphans IL will be my puT-
pose to bring to bear whatever humble ability may
possess make it a reliable custodian of sound Ma
sonic Law and Tenets, adhergg closely to the An
cent Landmarks Of the Craft itSa their pristine
strength and symmetrical beauty
Trembling, lest err, in clothing myself for so re-
sponsible Office, shall engage upon the KEYSTONE
such skilled editorial talent shall keep the lights
well Trimmed and brightly burning. with the sincere
hope that work goes forth each month"; from the
quarres of onr labour it may pass improved inspec
tion and be acceptable the head and 10 the heart of
every good Master whose home hands it may be
received
TERMS
. One copy six months, 5000
Ten copies six months, $500
Single copies, $50
Masons, Lodges, Chapters, Councils aud Encamp-
ments Will please send in their subscriptions at
Address
WI. 3. SMITH Proprietor,
November 81, 1904. Raleigh n. G.
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RAREEY AND HOPS.

Wanted. 900 bushels Barley, and large quantity
of Hops for which the highest cash price will be paid
NJ. MUNZLER,
Lager Beer Brewery, z-.+-
june 81 1864 6m-pd Charlotte, n c.
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ssGAEeRETT EBAVES"

This celebrated Horse will stand during the Fall
my stables in Charlotte The reputation Of
"Garrett Davis is well known in this section of the
State, and those who raise fine stock would do
we'll to patronize him. So to the Groom.
Charlotte, Aug. %, 1864. r. RABE.
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ARRIVES
From Char. 4 C. Railroad 90 A. NJ. and 6 Pm
n. q. Railroad Z 90 {! and 90 GO
VIII, c. & r. Railroad 2 As P. NJ.
DEPARTS
For n. c. Railroad 90 A. NJ. and 20 Pm
Char. 4 S c. Railroad 90 " and 5 90
{" Viii, c. & Il. Railroad so "
1t is desired that all Parcels, Packages or Freight to
be forwarded by either of the above Trains be
this Office One Hour previous to its departure
7. D. GILLESPIE, Agent.
Charlotte, Sept. I, 1853. If
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Petition for Dover -
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Sarah Hinson, Parilla Hnson, Della A. Hinson, John
b. liinson, Sas W. Morris, Louisa Morris, William
Griffin, Hampton B. Griffin, John Rowland and William
Rowland, defendants in this case reside beyond the
limits of this State, it is ordered by the Court that pub
LEGATION be made for six successive weeks in the Western
Democrat, paper published in the of Charlotte
notifying said defendants to be and appear the
term of this Court to be held for the county of Union
at the Court House in Monroe the lSt Monday in
January next, then aud there Plead answer OK demur
to said petition otherwise Judgment pro confesso will
be entered them.
Witness, J. E. rby Clerk of our said Court, at office
in Monroe, the lst Monday in Octc',cr, A. D.. 1854
j. +. IRBY, Clerk
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Leather. Feather.

have lot of Leather hand which wish to trade
for HOGS. Any person that has only or two hogs
to spare, will buy them in exchange for Leather
". A COOK,
Quartermasters Dept.
Charlotte, Aug s, 1864. If
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DIR. j. NJ. MILLER,
Charlotte, n. c..

Can be found at his Office next door to Huchison's
Drug Store, opposite the Democrat Office.
Jan. IL, 1864.
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Petition to sell Slaves.
State of n. CarolIna-UniOn County

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Oc:. Term, 1854
Martha Griffin John G. Rowland and wife Ellen and
others.
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Notice..

/Au persons leaving Charlotte by Railroad
duired obtain Passports at the Provost Marshal's
office. BY order, Leut. e. w. GRAGSON,
oct IT, 1864 Provost Marshal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

This has been week Of conventions
of Union conventions-in the various
States, TO select delegates to the Balti
more National Convention, and in some
inttances TO nominate State tickets.
We have full proceedings Of the con-
vention of Ohio, and clip few Of the
resolutions passed:
Resolvsd, That the people Of Ohio, in
Convention assembled, sOlemnly renew
the pledges heretofore made 10 the
country that they viii in the future, as
in the past, sustain the Government
with all their resources in men and
means, in snppressing the wicked and
atrocious rebellion against the Constitu-
ton, the Union, and the laws.
Resolved, That the loyal instinct Of
the people Of Ohio, in demanding the
reelection Of Abraham Lincoln to the
Presidency, illustrates the highest wis
dom; and that in obedience to it, this
Convention cordially recommends to
the Onion National Convention his re-
nomination.
The third resolution congratulates
the country on the success of our army,
returns thanks to the army and the
navy for their heroic endurance and
brilliant achievements, and expresses
the hope Of a speedy snd final over
throw Of rebellion.
Resolged, That with just pride we pro-
claim the fact, that in the Cabinet and
in the councils Of the nation the ability,
fidelity and patriotism Of Ohio has been
manifested
Resolved, Thatthe Convention hereby
pledges the cordial support Of the Union
men Of Ohio to the great measures
which have marked the Administration
Of Abraham Lincoln; and especially do
we approve the amendment Of the
Constitution TO make the States Of the
Union all free and Republican, and
therefore forever one and indiYisibie.
The ticket selected was en- excellent
one. The three candidates for Supreme
Judges, Messrs Day, White and Wilder,
are able and experienced lawyers the
hrss named having been for five years
Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas
". II Smith, for a long time one Of
the editors Of the Cincinnati Gazette,
was selected for Secretary Of State and
a better choice could not have been
made.
All Of the other Conventions, with the
exception Of Missouri, endorsed the
Administration, and declared in favor
Of Mr.. Iincolns denomination. We
presume that settles the question.
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SATURDAY., HAY %. 1894.
lmpartanf Correspondence.

In sn another column viii be found
an important correspondence between
mr.. Seward and 1fr Dayton, relative
70 French Intervention in Mexico. i
VIII be seen that the rebels now in
Eo-ope. were delighted st the passage
Of the House Resolution, because they
believe Il viii lead to war between
this country and France
There can be no question but the
resolution spoke the sentiments Of the
American people at large but it is ii
timed. We have one big job on hand,
and il woald be folly 70 commence an.
other, With the certainty thst both
could not be successfully finished at
the same time
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We congratulate our brave troops and
the distinguished General at their head
on the very important fact-that not
for one hour since the opening of the
present campaign, has there been the
least lack of supplies in any portion Of
the command under General Sherman.
When we consider the vast extent Of
the field Of operations over which a
great army acting on the offensive, has
70 be moved in obedience to military
exigency, and when we consider next
the Typographical character Of that field
where nature as we'll as a formidable
foe-foTmidable IN numbers as well as
in pluck, skill and desperation--has to
be met and conquered, we think that
the ubiquity which meets at every turn
and presents a satisfactory answer 10
the claims Of so many stomacks Is o
strategic achievement IN itself Of no
mean magnitude. II is a literal fact
which made the welkin ring with the
JOY and shouts Of thousands-thst our
advance at Kingston had hardly rested
from & march Of eighty miles when the
whistle Of our locomotives was heard at
that distant point, notwithstanding the
burning Of the railroad bridge over the
OostenRuis at Ressccsl What truth
there is in thesnecdote which we heard
the other day in this connection we
cannot say, but the statement is this:
that General Sherman having asked
the superintendent Of the construction
train what time il would take him to
replace that bridge, and having been
told that it would take sc least four
days, replied-"Sir, give you forty
eight hours, or 3 position in the front
ranks before the enemyf Caaftaa0oga
Gazsste, 25lh
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Gov. Morton and his care for the
Soldiers.

Gov. Morton Is certainly one Of the
ablest executives the country has ever
witnessed. There il nothing too deep
for his comprehension, nor too minute
Cor his observation. Since the begin.
ming Of the war, bis attentions to the
wants Of the soldiers from his State
have been unrennitting. Wherever
tlere has been any Indiana wounded,
there have been Indiana Surgeons, spo.
clally commissioned 10 look after the
unfortunate. Did Red Tape neglect
T. provide clothing for a soldier ia the
feld2 Gov. Morton forwarded it,
trusting - the justice and patriotism
of his constituents 10 sustain him.
Were inyalids discharged? No swind-
ling agents were allowed to rob them,
under a pretence Of collecting pay and
DO inty but an agent Of the State
would secure them their money, without
cost
Many Of the hundred day men were
SO suddenly called out, that they left
With few Of the preparations necessary
for their comfort but Gov. Morton
does not propose that they shall suffer
He has his agents out, doing all in
their power 70 give the relief demanded.
Col Wallace, of the Governors Staff
8 well known and energetic man, is
now in this city; and is doing every
thing in his power, not only for hun
bred day men, but for Indians sol
diei~ generally. The Colonel is per
fectly familiar with the details of his
business, and entirely devoted to the
work before him; and those interested
can rely upon it, that al viii be done,
that is possible, for the aid Of those
who need assistance.
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News from Arkansas

FoRT SMITH, May 25.-Our army hav
ing fallen back on the line Of the Ar
kansas, the rebels under Maxey, Cooper
and Shelby have made demonstration
in this direction, endangering our occu
pancy Of the country, while the Army
of the Frontier has succeeded by forced
marches from Little Rock in reaching
this point, which is now secure against
all attacks. Shelby crossed the river q
few days ago at Dardanelles, and i
moving North. General Steele has
sent force after him, and Thayer i
driving him out Of this section Maxey
ia reported with a division Of infantry
sixty miles south. The rebels are en-
deaYoring TO cut off our communica
ton, but viii not succeed
A feint was made by them on Clarks-
vile yesterday, but they we're repulsed
with severe loss.
Numbering and robbing by the bush
whsckers are Of daily occurrence. The
loss of the army in the recent campaign
does not exceed three hundred. The
lst and I'd Kansas colored suffered
least.
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United States internal Revenue.

ASSESSES OFFICE, Sz0oED DIsTEIrr or TESEEssEy I
Nashville. MAY 23d, 1854. !
INCOME TAX
10y THE SIXTH SECTION Or THE ACT OF
ID Congress OF July Z, 1852, Il is made the duty
Of any person liable b the income tax ca OF before
the FIRST Monday Of Msy in each year, 20 make
-t return Of the amount Of his annual income u
the assistant assessor OF The district 10 which he OF
see resides. The time having passed, this nus
be complied With imInediHtaiy
Every person who shail 6iil to make such return
BY the day specified will be liable 20 be assessed by
the assessor according 70 the best iniOrmst.On
which be csn obtain. and ia scn case the assessor
viii add ffty par centum b. The amount Of the
items OF such Est
Every persOn who she'll deliver 70 an assessor
any false fraudulent list or statement with intent
10 evHde the valuation Of h~ income is SUI ect to
fire Of five hundred dollars; and 10 such ease tho
list viii be made out by the assessor or assistant
assessor, and from the valuation 50 made there can
be 90 sppeel.
It is Al. % made The duty ofevery person engaged
in any business, trade occupation OF Profession, n
take out license for the same and 70 register his
her or their names with the assessor, under pen
al;y for neglect, or failure 70 do 80.
Steamboat owners, brewer, butchers, auction
eers, and manufactures Of any goods, wares, or
nerchsodise, made or sold, are re- uired 70 finnish
lists monthy IN addition % the annual list aud dis
tllers % often as three times q month
street observance OF the Law + the only means
b. which the penalties car be avoided.
Every INFORMATION and the forIns necessary 70 a
clear understanding Of the Law viii b. promptly
furnished on application st the Office of the Asses
sor AID Collector, b ing me cfhce formerly Oecu-
pied 10y i. c. Love, Esq, a. lie Court House.
JOHN acCLhId4ANp, Assessor.
NAV 24-Im
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It IL said that a convict was lately
tracked into the service Of a young
married couple, whore he was officiating
as very pretty lady's Inaid, and had
been doing al the dates Of his rols for
three months. The horror Of the young
Married lady, and still more Of the hus-
band, may be imagined when the po-
ice said, ssThat young woman is the
man we want
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SUGAR FRoW SoRGHUM-The Galesburs
(Illinois) Free Democrat says & Mr. 4
5. Bates, Of that place, has a process
FOR making gRnulsted sugar from Scr
ghum, which produces an article sa
good As the best grade Of New Orleans
brown sugar, which now sells ct twenty
Eve cents per pound In these times OF
high prices this discovery Is really val
liable.
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MuKDERKn SOLDIER FoUsD n A Sink
ID 1.-THE dead body Of 8 soldier was
found in q Eink-hole just this side Of the
Chattanooga Creek bridge. on the road
% lookout Mountein, on Sunday after
noon. a trightful cash over the right
eye ieayes no room for doubt that the
sniof ttinate man was cruelty murdered.
ne BODY had apparently been IN the
hole FOR two o. three days There vas
nothing on his person By which ria
identity could Be established. = ARA.
neega Gasetfe
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A MA6S' FIcENT BRICR RESIDENCE AND
u two fl,inlo stores on Couege-ztreat. near the
west corner o. tho Public Squars, which vii
lease Tor from ems "a FIVE yssrs. 7 he residence
contains zine rooms b sides kitchen, bath room
and p splendid stable carriage and bnggy-
huIlse, all covered With TIN. with q lms outlay
this house can be converted into two good store
houses. tPl may 2A-Sw
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REAsONABLG PGICEB.
Note, Letter and Cap Psper,
BEf, White, Canary, Opaque
and Official EEVei0Pes.
Blank Books,
suffers Drafts On
Paymasters,
Memorandum.
Diaries Tor 1894,
Paper Collars,
War Maps,
10, e69 Portraits Of Generals,
Pens sud Holders,
Song Books,
Portl0iiOs-
Backgammon and Chess Bosrds,
Pocket Inkstsnds,
Pencils,
Zine Mirrors,
Dice snd Cups,
Pipes,
COmbs and Brushes,
Backing and Brushes,
p0minOes,
Buffers Ink,
Carmine Ink,
Aucilags,
Variety Packages,
Ponads snd Hair on,
Rasors and strOps,
AaAAel AN1Ag
Gun OIL,
Fancy Soaps,
school Books,
Ae., Sc, &e.
Those Wishing 70 got good bargains would
do well 70 give as 9 call, or send in their
orders.
In. RHODES 3 CO.,
- Union strssL
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Bishops Cumberland MinstreIs.
open every night al their New Pavilion,
MAIN-sT., CHATTANOOGA. TENN.


nFTwEEN BRIDGEPORT And HUNTsNl LIE.
ID Ala a. OFFICIAL ENVELOPE, ccnlalilifie
a. Ur5ef a Gen Ihofnas, ecceprrE D. fesg nli'-n
a. MAJOR a NJ t2d lndiaHa Ntiuuleers. ts,ettsef
With LISTERS and lthcF psJsra. TIE tndeT ~ -
Eariirlg them - me af f1nceioa, ludsena Wi p
literally rewsrded ~. 81. TRENCH
rnar -.
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The copperhead Convention, held at
Louisville. on the 25th, passed the fol
lowing resolution.
6. RtSolosa, That we declare our IN
qualified condemnation Of the policy Of
existing negroes In the armies Of the
United States, as unjust 20 our soldiers,
degrading 70 our armies, humiliating
10 the nation, and contrary TO the usag-
- Of ciyized nations. This war "a, on
the part Of the United States, the pa
triotic struggle Of white American citi-
zens for the preservation Of their free
institutions, and in this glorious strBg-
gle they ought 10 rely upon their own
brave hearts and strong arms with un-
wagering confidence, and Indignantly
reject the cooperation cfnegrc soldiers
That Is the profession now FOR the
prashee;
Since the draft took place in Kenton
county, about fifty negroes have been
accepted 81 substitutes for white uaen.
Quite a number have also been receiv-
ed as volunteers They are principally
from Peltdieton and Gallatin counties
--C5viEeson Nsses CT C5zL
We learn also, from other sources
that able-bodied male negroes, worth a
few months since bat 500, are nov sell
ing for $3.50 and sloo FOR Substitutes
for white men Comment Is needless
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eh night Of the celebrated Actress Miss Kate
Denim, ana the t2ienied Comedian Mr. sam Ryan.
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We KAvE PUBLISHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.


EUH lHa UoH VI ENAUILIlo.
u Il printed In four eoi0Fs, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless nuIabersiuto Dixie, with drums
beating, oolora dying, etc. A blank linafs
len for the name % the Soldier, Comp
Regiment and Ohieers; slze laxl7. The
eeriiGeate is eaoiosed 10 q pas.eboasd tube,
and esn Be sent - sny part q she country
without injury apd ths soldier. after fslinr
viii get 4 framed and preserve Il as 3 re-
mombfance.
Price 50 oenis. Sent ~ nal, prepaid.
<. 81. RHODES 4 Co,
~ Union Street,
Nashville
Agsas SanAea y ssli ths sbevA
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DUFPIElD 4 FLYNN, Nsnasera VIZ. Ey.
E6EII, sage Manager. s. =. SIdCNS, Treas
nrer. A. HAE6, Director Of Music. Y. FIETCH.
Efs, Scenic Artist
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Private or Yenereal Di,ease
MARSHAL'S SALE.

No. go.
United States Is. Breanoa's Foundry, dc
7 WILL SELL, AZ PUB &c SALE, To THE
i CHEST bidder, for cash, 81 or mar tha Iepot
Of The Nashville sid chattanooga Railroad, IN dc
cit. Of Nasty lie, On WEDNESDAY, ,he 18th day
Of June, 1854,
I small HAND LATHE, c feet shears, Is inch
ewing
cou le Lathe, q inch shears, % inch swing.
double headed - the, u inch shears "a iDch
s6irg.
Lathe, 4 inch shears. g inch ss,ns
IT -
j.
I small Teble Drill Press.
8 upright Drill Press s.
] large upright Drill Press,
large Bolt Cutting 3Isch.ns.
lain T, = feet 'ai1s
J Foundry Truck.
4 small Bellows
] hlaclssu:ihs Cam.
5e6 Is Smiths Tongs.
Cone
small Anvills
10 lhs Ma Drills, sad Is feet Shafsng
my25 L. II. GLAsCOC8. N. Il. L. T.
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~ Pcr5ozs vTisszc 20 this 0S5cc 70 SD.
scribe roT tie Onion, OF oa anv ofkeT suszess-
.4oalS adireSs fleir letters 20
WI. CAMERON a Co, Publishers.
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AmasEtneats.
Theatre.

Theatre.
I DUFFIElD 4 FLYNN, ManassrA w.H Ey-
E6El1s sssge Manager 2. SIf5clSs, Treas
+. f-ts Scenic Artist
en- night Of the celebrated actress Mis- Kate
Denim, ana the tAlenled Comedian Ar sam Ryan.
THIS EVENING. May IS, 1864,
VIII be performed
THE BRIGAND QUEEN.
mr.. Stewart
To conclude with
THE FELON'S DREAM.
NOTICE ALLEGATION OF TIaE.-on aud
sitter this date, doors open 81 bafpRst seven; per
forInsnce TO commence e eight
PEIozz OF ADEnssIoS-Dress Circle, 70 cents; Sal
lery, 70 cents. Doors open a. ~ o'clock. Per
foruRnce TO commence At 8 O'clock.
New Theatre.
CORNER OF UNION AND SUMNER STREETS.
ALLEN & SIMON Proprietors.
J. r. ALIEN. and Business Manager.
Z. 9. GRI ERSON, ---..-.--- Stage Manager.
W. - fez7fer
---
Second night Of the Three Fast Men greatest
hit Of the season.
The lest appearance Of the beautiful and a.
compiished Acres 3iss Kate Fisher.
THIS EvEEIEG, May %. 1884.
VIII be performed
THE THREE FAST MEN IN NEW YORK.
The celebrated scene Of Female Minsrsls, songs
daets, eh fuses, comm 3runis, Sc.
To commence with
\ FAVORITE FAR CE.
Miss JENNIE HIGHT IS engaged. and WI soon
appear.
RESTORATION or Oh PEI0Es.-PriTate Boxes, IS
)rchesra Seats, Is cents Parquette, % cents; Gal
cry, y cents; Co!Ored Gallery, 80 cent?. Doors
open at "a Curtain VIII rise u 20 s.
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THIS EVENING. May 2s, 1864,
VIII be performed
THE BRIGAND QUEEN.
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0vea FrFTY hna1s sa-ihe amount
Of subscriptions to the 1910 Loan re
ported 81 the Treasury De- stment up
- Saturday. the 2lst Inst was 50 81,
4o0 The subscriptions hase averaged
81, & million Of dollars q day aimee
the loan was 6Fst offered
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For Lease.

A NCMRFR OF VACANT OTs LOCATED
n ia every portion Of tie city ami Suburbs, i0r
sale and lease.