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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-06-09
J. H. CLARY,

4 TT0RNEY AT LAW, Mineral Point, Wis OF
fssis ThaHass' st.as Blers ER4-vll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.

The Eeaa yesterday was called to order by
Mr. Hunter, President pro tealpoTe.
MIR. Sparrow, Of Louisiana, introduced q
bill to organize bodies for the capture and de-
struc,ion OF the enemy's property by sea or
land, and TO provide compensation therefor.
Referred to the Military Committee.
Mr.. Serames, of Louisiana, offered q resc-
lution 7. questing the President of the Con-
federate States to inform the Senate at what
time the chief tax collector for The State OF
Louisiana was appointed, and when and in
what pa,t of the State he has entered upon
tte discharge Of his duties. Agreed to. .
.if. Phelln, Of Mississippi, Introduced a
bill TO establish the .ctiice of Ensign i'll the
army. Referred TO the Military Commit
tee.
Mr.. Semmes, from the Finance Committee
reported the following, which was agreed 10:
Rss!gel, That the Secretary of the T'reasury.be
requested 10 communicate to The Senate:
list. The aggregate amouutuf tAe funded debt Of
the Confederate states. on the Isl OF january, 1864
2l. The aggregate amount oi ali certificates out
standing on the LIST January, 1854.
ID Tie aggregate amount oi non interest bear
fea 'rrqasrrv notes. exclusive OF those below the
denomination OF hFe noiiaf>uais'ahaihs "i uie tHt
i.h. rhe aggregate amount of interest bearing
rrrearu,y notes outstanding the ist January, lc.4
5,h. The aggregate amount e Treasury notes
Ing on the lsi Of January, lo5f
On motion of Mr.. Simms, of KY, the
Senate resolved into secret session.
The Hostse met Tuesday night and imine-
diatcIy went into secret session. Alter open
ing the door call of the House was made,
and fifty ueynbers answered to their names
A resolution was submitted by Mr.. Gray,
of Texas, that those mem bers who had vots d
fora night session, ana absepted themselves,
be brought to the bar of the House TO rem
der excuses which was tabled.
o. motion Of Mr. Perkins, of La, q fine
of twenty dollars was entered against every
mem Der absent withouE excuse.
The House then adjourned.
The Hossse net at II o'clock "Wednesday.
The rule for the call Of the resolutions,
&c, from the States was suspended, and the
Senate bill to fix the time for the meeting
of Congress in regular session was taken up.
The ILL was advocated at considerable
length by Messrs. Garland and Staples, aud
opposed by Mr. Barksdale. .
The aueskiou being ordered on the amend,
menf Of the House Committee TO change
the time from. the first Monday IN May 10
the first Monday in April, it was adoi ted.
The main question was ordered, and TIE
bin. as amended, was passed BY 81 yeas to
p nays. -. ;
The bin is entitled IAN act to charge the
time of the assembling OF Congress lor ne
next regular session, and provides tnat ~
shall meet on the f-st Monuay III Aprh.
The House then went into secret session
on The special order.
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FROM E.asT TENEE,sEE.

RUssELLvILLE, Jan. 20.-Major Day at.
tackled force Of tho enemy, one hundred
and fifty strong, near Big Spring, near Taze .
well, yesterday, with one hundred men,
killing and wonnding six, capturing three
iieaienants, sixty-four men, seventy horses,
SIX wagons and teams, and ambalances, and
fifty stand OF arms.
Il IS reported on Ebod authority that the
enemy have crossed the river ut Strawberry.
Oar cavalry are still pursuing them. A large
amount Of leather, -four, and iron was cap
tgred. Brig Gen. Vause, who had under
taken an expedition to Seviivllle from North
Carolina, It's reported here, have been cap.
tnred, together with fifty Of his men, at that
pfapa
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PLAN OF ENROLMENT AND CONSCR.P
TICN,

| PLAN OF ENROLMENT AND CONSCR!P-
! TtON.
F. Upon the activity shown in carrying out the
p. recent coIscr1ption act and returning absen-
; tees and deserters from the army to their
/ duty depends the greater portion ot cur sue
cess III thespring campaign now approaching
The following plan has been proposed by a
distinguished general officer il Gen. Lees
army:
| I. Coatiuue the Bureau Of Congc.iptioa and
EuroI Tcnt office ci record upon this matte i;
note ali incrumcnls the army, whether by Vol
untary act "f by coaSrtipiol.-aii discharges and
exemptions. &c.
II. i.et this Bureau employ upon enrolling uty
persons Of the reserved elias nd soldiers disabled
for field duty-bui no one Of Tie actiV-ciass:
III. Let the comma ding General of an army
cause details OF officers 10 be made ifam each req
n' ut upon The nomination ol regnleniai command
urS--Siy one officer from each company fur such
periods aud at such times as the commanding Gen
ggai lHay prescribe, to the particular locality
where his company was organized and raised, ANA
| ihere to collect conscFipts and deiiHqnenis-eaeh
otilcer 81 he supplied with guard il necessary.
". Allow regiments whose own inimediatc
country may be in the hands of the enemy, ia re
cru:t teir companies from adjoiaiBg counttesbUt
III Ihc exercise of This privilege, whenever pract-
cable, % be- restricted ,he State in which their
commands were originally raised.
Y. Cases Cf iErsicia ciedbiiity thus arising, 10
be acted upon ~ Medical Boards II be organized
iof each e0uniytie recruiting officers having tne
privilege 0i appeal III nj! cases, where lie may con
slider the party fit foc military service and in all
such cases the party 10 be ccn-cribe isd taken 10
the army, where it shall he the duiy Of the medical
officer Of tie regiment TO revise aad finally dis
pose 0i the case.
Every lieutenant sent Oft for this work
will 60 eagerly al their business, to The end
that his company and regiment may be built
up 10 the highest standard Of numbers aud
efficiency in time for tie opening Of the
campaign before US. There is no difficulty
or injury likely to result TO the army by saea
disposition Of these officers. OHe Lieutenant
trom each company III q regiment can at
almost any time be spared, and ce.l.inly
during winter without risk or hazard of any
character TO Tie discipline or requirements
oi lis company and regiment for, really one
olilcer to Inc company is now, al things
considered, Qhe discipline Of the troops and
the snallncss Of companies) fully meets the
exgenc:es and demands of the company Or
cauiZatiJus
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FROM The SOUTHERN COAST

PAsCAGoULA, Jan. 20-The enemy's r
veiile, also repeated discharges Of musketry
at the west end Of Horn Island, was distinct
ly heard here this moraing. Two gunboats
are In sight oiFthe point of Bois Island. On
the 18th fore and aft schooner, supposed
to be blockade runner, Was seen beating
up the Sound from the eastward. Owing to
tue violence of the wind she came to ancho r
under leeward OF the island, when the gun.
boat boarded and took her ia tow, steering
westward. Several discharges Of heavy ord.
nance we're heard in southwesterly direc-
tion. The rumored landing Of troops at
Peslington's is without foundation.
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WRECK CT An EaisgAST SHir.-it has bee"
briefly announced that an grant vessel which
LETT Hamburg for Australia short time since with
between three and fout hundred persons oa board
was lo,, on the coas; of Holland, during the recent
s,o,n,s, and that noariy eyesy soul an board per
sned One Oi The few survivors mas tIfnisied ihe
following naratire of the wreck:
- The vessel was d.i-en ahont in 4 terrible inaa
per by the winds and the waves, and AT last she
could no longer be steered. About one O'Clock
the captain gave orders to sound with The iead.-
We did so, and, To our hnrrof, iuuud 0als
teen fee, oi wafer. We saw that were lost.
and in 4 few minutes The ship struck ioFxafd, and
win terrible shock, size afterwards sisacA ATT
The Taddef thea gave way. We in,',ietiaifiy pro
ceeded tn cut away the mas;s, but they bruke of
hke sticks and their wreck bnat great holes 10 m
deck Ihto,ryb WHICH tire water I,sused- aad filled
the tween decks. Aaothof fearful efssh was
heard and the ship broke in TWO amidsaips All
who were is ,be part ci the vessel aud ,"e-n
decks were drowned. a. tue enc Sank Win all "ho
were there, and the other was full ct water Thus
two hundred and tiiiy lives vefe sacrifetd 10 the
waves in the space of fe" minutes. III was Il
fearful sight. Yet we could DO nothing. The at-
ter portion Of tue vessel also SINK III lew mia
utes, but WAS NOT entirely covered nhb wsief
The lower portion he'd tesetijeE, but was inhes-
dca in ii,e sandy beitena Now, however, oae sea
after another rushed over IN deck, tefe a@ay ne
huiwarks, and carried off all woo co''d hci hotd
on tr.nly We all jumped saio Tie largest boat,
which was iifH.iy jauiaied IN heteeeh ess wick
s,f the ,,ras,s ana water vessels behind and b.
{. re me Law dead aud woaitdee. aad among these
was the CapiaiH fhas covering together ia tue
/ CAT e xposrd 10 every sea nisica swept ~. ves-
sci, sometimes tying on the dead, al ntisf times
packed between e.fp-as, awsiiea tbs lawn et
day nf ~. tires hundred Passengers
only t,ysaty-fAar men and &c woman are saved,
and with the remnant ef the eFeW, ara feaaeed 10
a state OF utter desiituttan -
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TpEsI.EGfsLATURE.

S.nate.-A communication was presented
IN the Senate Yesterday from the Governor,
accompanied by number Of documents re-
lating TO the case, in regard to Ferdinand A.
Winston, a Justice Of the Peace 70 Fiosu
csunty. aud referred to q select committee
tf five, viz Messrs. Taylor, Marshall, Coi'
ligr, Lewis, and Stephenson
4 hill was reported for limiting the time
f..r the uayment OF certain ciai ms aSalns y
the Commonwealth, and bill limiting inc
time for the payment OF interest on certain
bS .of the Commonwealth.
IA resolution to deyelope and eneouragc
damysfic manufactures, and 20 place w1nln
the reach of the people tho means q pso'
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Lookout for Counterfeit M0tey.--A case
came before G. 8. Commissioner Alex. III.
Sands yesterday, in which a gentleman from
Norfolk, Va, had gone to the g. 8. Treasury
Department and asked for the interest upon
5000 in Confederate one Kindred dollar
bliiS, which proved to be counterfeit. The
evidence proved that the gentleman who
had this money on his person bore an excel
lent Character at home FOR resnectabiiify ard
honest dealing, and that his loyalty t. the
South as.unqnestionable, he having refus d
to take tue oath of allegiauee 70 the Lincoln
Government when the alternative was either
10 do So or give up husiresA The money
bad been bought by him in the city Of Nor
folksior q certain sun, in gold, and believing
the notes were genuine in eYesJ respect he
uanesltasingly presented them to the Trea-
sury Department, In order that the interest
might be drawn which he supposed was due
upon them. The Commissioner very
promptly discharged the riscner, taking
the ground that IT ls Rad II .ay sus picion
hardly have prese: ed 1t q. I 90 Treasurr De-
partment, t1e piace above all ,thers where
lis ferthle sne5s would haga Sc nest been
detected. " { learn that tflercss a great deal
OF countereis Col federate Esnley ail0at in
Norfolk, and that il can be blinghf there for
little ornotising The signatn:es 10 she notes
IN question were exceedingly VII exeeutec,
aid We doubt whether any ether than the
niost accomplished expert coufi detect the
genuine from the counterfeit. Our citizens
sa0nid be on gbeif guard, g yef14 often much
OF this money il effsrsti sy parties wfrU~
perfectly innocent of any intention to 90
what Is wrong, themselves thfnkin., they arc
passing the genuine article.
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

The following Official dispatch from Gan
Longstreet was received at the War Depart
ment yesterday: ~
RUssELvILLE, Jan. 10, 1854 !:
To Gen. S. Cooper:
Major G. W. Day reports handsome sf-
fair al Big Spring, near Tazewell. this morn
ing. With hundred men he attacked one
hundred aud City Yankees, captured three
Licutenants, sixty iour icigates, sixty or
seventy horsea, fifty stand Of ar ms, six Wag;
ons ana one ambulance
{Sgncd) J. LoNasTREET,
Lieutenant General Commanding.
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D,,ns Sssd The continued case against
Mrs Louisa Kolbe (misspelt Coieburn) was
again brought before the Mayor yesterday.
4 previous examination having somewhat
thrown The odium of larceny in. takirg
money from Mr. Kolbe upon the complain.
aut, Miss Louise Rumpt, Sir. DanBa Az
pcared as counsel to meet the accusation if
one should hc urged against her. The key
which had formerly been exhibited ia Court
as one taken from Miss Runpt'5 dress
pocket, and which Miss 4 ella med as he
longing 10 her trunk which had been broken
open, lad been given to officer KELLEY 10 see
whether ii would answer hat purpose Mr.
Kelley testified that the key would not fit
the trunk to which il was claimed that it
belonged, but that it would very easily open
the e;ra@ers of bureau belonging 70 Mrs.
keibe, from which money bad recently been
stolen. Miss K. denied that Kelley had used
the key which was first exhibited as having
been taken from her trunk. hut that another
had been given him in its stead. The Mayer
announced as his decision the dismissal OF
Jhe parties, expressing the opinion that ne
did not think Mas. kGlbe had any felonious
intent in breaking open the trunk of the
complainant, bat only aid so In order to see
whether any Of the money which she bal
lost was In IL. The money which Was. taken
from Miss X. tranh vas ordered 10 be re-
turned 10 here
John Camp, white boy, was arraigncd for
usiag abusive and threatening language to
John Caissa, an Italian confectIoner on
Main street. Severa, witnesses (slt Italians
employed with Chissa) testified chat The ae-
cused was constantly Ia their stoie, aud
whenever requested to leave. as bis presence
was suspicious, he has replied in abusive
ana defiant language. In consideration of
tue yoash OF the accused, aud the short time
thc compiainanfs have been In the city, the
Mayor dismissed Camp With aa admonition
TO seep away from Chassa store in future.
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tinRRiBLs AFFAIR --Jfcpb Schraer and Adam
Snow berger, both married ateH, lived near ucgh-
bn anj IL is said ;ia S.iTluer has been living in
criminal intimacy with Sncwhrrger wife Agnes
ABOUT tiFre weeks ago ssHoW6eTaer suddenly
cisappearet aud inquiries being made to his
whereabouts, Schfiner replied that lie s;pl osci
t ha a3d gone To ile army, to ohio 80 v.S.I has
fathef Ga Tuesday OF il>t week Schtimer's ss3fe,
Elizabeth, Died very suddenly, ard WAS buried the
next day. suspiclOnS Os fOui play were aroused
among tire neiahDors, and SchriHer wa, arrested
Search was made, ard Sunwbergers body was
fund III brush heap, twenty or thi.ty rods from
schsinefs house, Ms head split open with tie
sharp edge OF al aye. Sehrnef contt'sSes tiat he
kill SnD~aeraer while working tDgeih-r tie
says tati he Wa- put up 10 itb by snawbcrer wifi ::
that he was to- xii Sn0%hefgt!, and she tu Kit.
his tSchtiHeT's} wife. Mis-. SHGw berger has been
arrested the charst OF poisoning Scn1ci's AfTe,
and 5olh sue aad Scnri.er were brought here on
Tuesday evening ana lodyed in the cCGsty jlI. We
have nUl iriicd whether Mrs Seafiner's body has
been aisiutesFed and examined. Altogether IL i
0f tta g,ost hof:ibie aT.ira that occurred
ia ihis countfy,-solath Bend Ind Register.
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E'ROiI CH.aRLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 20--The enemy con-
tinue the bombardment Of the city. Ono
hundred and twenty.four shells have been
fired since the last report, up to half past
this evening. The number Of vessels inside
the bar the same as usual, including the
Ironsides and IN onitors
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THE YANKEES AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

The York River train which went out yestcr-
day morning with a number.of workmeu,
charged with theremoval Of several damaged
engines fronl point below Tunstall's, put
back g Ter getting few miles below Rich
fnond, upcr information Of rumof which
located he Yankees at the White House. It
was no; STAT ed In what force they appeared,
nor what was the OF icct of their visit there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-21

Desperate Jnmp.Oh Tuesday, afternoon
last, rs tie York River train was running al
ia.i speed to this city, conscript from King
William county, who was on his way 10
Camp Lee in charge Of an armed guard,
jumped from the platform of the car on
which he vas standing, apparently escaping
aphurt, although he finished off his expesi.
ment with some not very graceful tumb!iDg (
down the embankmept Of the read. The
guard, though appearing much perp!exed at
losing his man, concluded not TO follow his
example; aud after watching him till he was
out ui his sight, quietly eIdered the car and
seated himself, doubtless concluding 10 make
the best he could of his i'll luck.
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~ .'1~NfstS II TIT UN NEW hENT.
AT daylight yesterday morninysa company
OF Yankee cavalry massa a dash on thorpiek-
cts stationed below Nex Kent Courtsrouse.'
The pickets were wide awake, however, and
gave them salute, and ran in, none ofthem
being captured. Finding their plan, what.
ever that was, frustrated, the cavalry wheeled
and went back in a hard gallop In the direc-
ton OF Williamsburg, from whence they
came.
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THs GREAgEsr fsoLD D.eGiSss II THs HesLh. "A
letter from Captain Fisk's expeti.on 20 ascertain
the best northern the gold digginss, dated
rory. savy The expcdiii0nay party srrissd a. that
U.ace i week previously, ali Wei. fhe Mseiass
near that psae. are yiriains s5oe eao p-s wssk,- Week
'he par,s expect 10 winter tnsfs a. US ''.a g
tYala- Waita len route for the faeihc1 - asmo
ia,oassabla The writer adds taaa TIE gold miaes
.lOw being discovered In that region are sssss ns
the richest In the world.
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e 4 TEL Z q lk APH !.

lEaposrs oE rsx Pxxss AssocIArloHl
Entered according to act OF Congress In the yess
1855, by j. 5. THRAsHxR. In the Clerks OGice Of
the District Court of the Confederate States for
the Northern District of Georgia.
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Present for Gen, .NoryaL--We yesterday
saw at the shoe store OF Nsssrs. Harvey,
Heilipgs as TO-, on Main street, between 18th
and 18th, a most superbly flashed pair Of
full cavalry uoots, which are Intended as q
present from the enterprisiug propgietors,
Tor Gen. John Ii. Morgan. LII point of ma
teriM and workmanship these boots cannot
be excelied.
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20 ALL WHOM IT NAY CuNCrKN.-Corpora

fy,o ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCYRN.-- Corpora.
/ 'au OF fredericksburg, 10 Wit TO the Clerk.
Ct be Cooperation Court Of said Comprehensive
II Hrsa.ay, George wis.en, AMI h G Hxmmack :,
shreo eehaders Of said corp p'ration do hereby
tify thss by virtue ff warrant TO rs directed by
tbs day 90 o,ir cath viewed and apprased marc
take, Up by Lewis Wren, on his land, a. % estrAy
AMI Assess tbs value OF said essra, at o,e hundred
and twenty i've DELAYS The said mare 10 aboas
sixteen hands high color dark bay. one whits spos
6 left eide, not branded, and about ~ years old
GIvsn uader our hands this 5.h day OF JanuaYy :.
1854 JAS n BRADLEY,
GEO WISTkN,
RCHAMMACh.
A copy-Teste: ~ CHsw.CC
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;ece3e4t.--Ab0ut three o'clock yesterday
afternoon Il horse, becoming frightened al
some object on the street, ran oil, asd upon
roarhing tiie corner Of 10Th aad Main streets,
threw his rider, negro boy, the name OF
whose owner We could not ascertain The
f33t Of the neg-e becoming entapslcd in the
.stirrup he @as dragged Tor some distance,
and when extricased from his situation nc
was entirely senselass. Dr. Powe', being
near, examined his injuries, when il vas
found that be had sustained seyere eontu,
sons about the head, besides receiving cuts
and bruises in other parts of the body
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confederate kfates Cbssyt, Ysssrdem-fAe
testimony OF witnesses In the CO n -.
NETT A. Poarch, who claims exeuautfnn ffce,
miiisAgy service, having been given, further
proceedings In the case were posfpored mi
MONDAY next. From the evidence e sr-
ing Board at Camp Lee during the - vea,'
which granted him an exemption On accounk
of heart disea,e. The Government cIaimed
that he had been previously examined bv ~,
Board for tho second Congresslosal dbfrict
which held him to service, consequently the
examination AZ Camp Lee was invoIid. =
Poarch claimed that the first examiuation Of
the Board in the second Congressional d.
trict was invalid, because there was not .
full Board of Examination in that distYicf -
The question viii be argued on Monday
next.
The following discharges were granted:
John a. Morton, for being over EOrty-hvo
years Of age; William Ferrell, for physical
liability; and Druay L. Johnson, for . simi.
10 reason.
The hearing of other applications for die.
charges-under writs Of Ho5eas ceypxe NJ
postponed till future days.
,Sssociafias' fer the Rei1 Of Maa,ssd Sol.
d'eas. s.-A meeting was held In the Hall of
the House of Deiegatee on Tuesday night
last, having for it's obj4ct the organixatIon
u ha aoSDSlatlBu LOf tue purpose OF 60ppiys
ing artificial limbs for those soldiers who
have been manned in oar service, and other
wise providing for their wants. After the
adoption OF series Of resolutions, and the
eel delivery q several aPpTpRsiste sad51laessl
II sdAy evening next, a the same plncd -
The following are the resolutions adopted at
the meeting, which were offered BY tho Rev.
Dr. Marshall:
Whereas, The citizens Of the Confederate
States feel themselves 10 be under lasting Obltsa-
tons Of respect and gratitude for the membgabIa
services rendered In the terrible cophict of many
battles, aud desrous. al the present time, 10 RivO
sume token of our regard for those who h We lost
their limbs, as well "a to discharge high duty de-
voiving on US: Therefore,
Resolved, That we will organize an Association.
fhe object OF which shall be to supply anidciat
limbs T. those gallant men who have been nained
IN the defence of their country, ard TO furnish
such other means Of relief as Will contribute TO
the general object proposed.
= Kesoiysd, hat The Association shall be called
and Known as-(the name not being agreed ON.
was lett 10 be supplied at an adjourned meetins.)
Resolved, J hat any person may become . meni-
per oi ihis association upon the payment Of the
Sain D. ten dollars,
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DEATH os An 0LD S.TLoa.-My. John pfnelr
Lord Nelson's coxswain on beard tna Victory died
u few weeks siice AT thc age st iu3 years aud
months. he was q Scott h;nan by htSth,and Joined
the Royal Navy~at The age ~ u. lie was present
the battles os the Si.s aad Trafalgar, and may
other celebrated eng seineiis
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n DOLLARS Reward -st5aysi frpn, my resi
,1tt deace, Oh Grace street, between oth and TIN
yesl-rday morning, E back ccy, with a iew white
sp3s: naafss not recaliected. TIE above reward
XII. De paid for her return, for such information
VIII lea,, to nef recovery. W 6 PAINE
ia