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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
ATLANTIC for March is a superi

ATLANTIC for March is superior
number. as may be judged from the
Contents: The Queen OF California ;
The Brother Of Mercy; Ambassadors
in Bonds; Wet Weather Work; On
the Relation Of Art to Nature; Our
Classu'ate; Whittier; The CONFUSION
lists of St. Medard; House and Home
Papers; Song; Our Soldiers; William
Makepeace Thackery; The Peninsular
Campaign. Ticknor T. Fields, Boston.
The Atlantic and DEMOCRAT one year,
$3.50.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
Provost Marshal General.
WA:HINGroN. Feb. %,

WA.AlxGroS, Feb. %.
Lieut. Col. J. T. Averill, St. Paul:
Be fully prepared to commence the draft
on the 10th of March, and to make it in
every sui district which. shall not have
raised lis quota before March LIST.
Volunteers before March ]st and 10Th
may be deducted after the drujf commences. :,
j. Il. FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
The first of the above dispatches OK.
presaly. authorizes the continuance Of
recruiting to fill the quota of the State
till. further orders, and Of course, i'm
plies that the usual bounty Of 500 is
to he paid to volunteers, as the joint
resolution Of Congress provided that
tho $500 bounty should Cease after yes
terjay.
The second dispatch indicates that
enli>tments made after the first of
March, are to be credited OIL the quo
tas IF the several sub-dis,ricts, though
u draft is to be made in lhose sub-dis-
tricts, for the balance due on their quo
tas on the first Of March, the returns
on which the draft Is based being made
up to tia, date. Volunteers enlisted
between the 1st aud 10Th of March will
however be deducted after the draft.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
5, rwx,ryr, ,oA rnr pruocaAr.l

s,ss, WRITTEN ron THE DEMOCRAT.
Srlslf iusmortal! mystery too deep
For vailed mortality! In thy high
Aspirations too sublime fbtthy Sss sA,.s
Compasioa, Clay strong, ~ tseheroa
TO hullan fbsblenesl, hut In nosghtas
Wonderful AMI strange d when the spell, %
Like q Rose leaf and Fstter. sAlls %
Thee-nov breathing ID gentle whispers. a. s
Low and soft ~ songs VI siniess httis o''ss;
Then i.Ahing thy depths with fe.rfal storms.
Wherein each cord seems broken, each light gono
Out, dashing In darkness 'gainst tn shore Of
Life, with but moan for peace. Aye, Love, whose
Fail hands clasp the stars. when smiled upon;
Yet ttsmbics covering In the dust when a
But tone, il fraught with cold, gives answer.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
Books FOR THE CAMP F1REs-Ac

Us ready. 1t is claimed to be the
cheapest original work yet published.
1t contains lo4 pages. minion, and 5
sI.irit'd Illustrations. 1t is entitled
CI"tclle; II Tale Of the Southern States,
by ". ". Brown, native Of Ken.
;ucky Price ten cents ; for which it
will be sent to any address, postage
p'id, by the publisher, James Red.
path, Boston. No. 8, a Tale by Bal.
zac, 1.-THE Dickens Of France" will be
issued soon. On Picket Duty, by Miss
..lcot:, No. Of this series, has gone
to its I'd edition. 1000 were sold in
thee days. *. .-.-.r-: .....,... 80
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
LOxGsTREET RETREAT1NG.
CUMBERLAND Gar, Feb. %.

y 49, CUMBERLAND Gar, Feb. %.
Information deemed-reliab)e says OUT
forces reached Morristown. -s
= Major Berry, Of the 18th Tennessee
cavalry, arrived from the vicinity Of
Rodgersville, and reports th-t Long.
streets forces are going east y double
quick time on each side Of the Aolston
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

The following important dispatches,
says the St. Paul Press Of the lst were
received yesterday BY Lieut.. COL .\v-
Grill, the Assistant Provost Marshal
General for this State:
- WAsulSGroS. Feb. 90
Lieut.. Col. s. T. Averill, St. Paul:
On and after March 1,t, 1864, until fur
ther orders, premium Of fifteen dollars Tor
an accepted veteran recruit, and preni-
UNI Of ten dollars for an accepted recruit
not veteran, will be paid from tie draft
and volunteer fund under the regulations
that now govern the payment Of the pre-
MUM Of twenty five and fifteen dollars for
accepted recruits.
Il. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
Livery, Sale and Boarding
r. S T A b L Z

Having received new and splendid ~
Stock IF Carriages oad B.2gies,
We are prepared to furnish Pleasure Par
ties Excursions and Funerals with outfits
on the shertcst notice.
Horses suitable f.r buggy OF saddle can
always be found At our stable.
If you want Horse and Buggy, Team,
or Team and Carriage, to 50 into the
country, or from one end Of it 10 the 9TH
or, call ct our stable, whore you can DO
accommodated at all times and at al hours.
n. B.-We are prepared to furnish reg
ular aud transient
For Horses, ut our stable, At reasonable
rates. We would respectfully state that
"Blly" Young, whom al know to DO az
fat in the business, viii be on baud at oil
hours, night or day, to wait upon custom
ers. For particulars. call ct our ONCE.
v5u52-tf ROGERS 4 SPENCER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

h. When you 60 to kiss, FIRST grasp with
haste around the waist, and hing her tight
to thee !; and then she'll say ..Do 20 away,
do; won't you let me be I" Then oh what
bliss but never miss 50 good chance Is
that ; but make dash a. quick % fash,
and, heavens hold my hat! t. S
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

The breaches Grant Is making in rebel
fortifeations are intended for the last legs
Of the Southern Confederacy. .5.S
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

-Parson Brownlow continues very i'll at
Knoxville, and he fiery ordeal through
which he has passed during tho past year
has destroyed his constitution, and it is
very doubtful whether he will ever recover.
lie is still attending to his paper, however,
a. spitefully as usual. .s.ss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

BRowN's BRoNcn1AL TKocHEs, for
Coughs, Colds, Pulmonary and Asth.
matte Disorders, have proved their eft.
dcacy by a test of many years, and have
received testimonials from eminent men
who have used them. &@@ saa#5s.' -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

The type foundries Of the United
States have united in raising the prices
Of all their manufactures t,ccnty- fec
per cent. This will bear heavily on
printers. 49,. .... 49,. ......-.....
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

The name BY which the Prince Of Wales
will ascend the throne viii b King Edward
tho Sarnnth q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
silver. Watches :!

First class hunting Tor accuracy Of move
ments, beauty Of material and above ALL cheapness
in price these watches insure universal approbation
An imitation so hultless that it can hardly be do
tected by the most experienced judges The material
being OF two mctals the outer one rst quality ster-
ling silver, while tho inner 10 german silver It
cannot be recognized by cutting or heavy engraving
making IT. not only in appearance but In durability
the best resemblance Of solid sterling ,er in existence
The sale Of these watches in the army Is Of
rs and upwards. Many hundred dollars can be made
In angle pay day by any Of ordinary bushes.
tact.
- At Wholesale 0.tyi In heavy hunting cases.
beautifully engraved white enamel dial and fancy cut
hands. IN good running order, by half dozen, $ss-
Sold only by the case Of six!
faith W. vii! send watches By express to part Of
the loyal states collecting balance Of bill delivery
This ensures buyers against fraud, giving them their
watches before payment Is required.
Soldiers In the disoya states must remit cash in AL
rance as the express companies peresptoriay refuse
making collections IN such dangerous localities Re-
members Cash in adrane from srithin tAe army lines
IN 1eeel states! ,saaara'tee ar eff set'rsry ef al
'oatches whether they are sent by mail or express.
-: HUBBARD BROS, Sole Importers,
ma:2t III Broadway, cor. Cortland st., New York
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
FROM THOMAS, COMMAND.
PHILADsLPnlA, March

PHILADsLrHlA, March l.
\ special dispatch to tho Bulletin
dated Cincinnati, March LIST, says Gen:
Thomas has advanced On Dalton iron,
Tunnel Till. .s-~-~s~&-s ,%s@#
It's stated in a special dispatch re-
ceived here, that he has been reinforced
by considerable number of men. II
this is correct, sercre engagement will
inevitably take place ver,,' roon.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
VOLUNTEERS AND CoNsCRIPrs

TO soldiers any others Wishing % increase their
income, there no better way Of doing - this time
than from the sale of Watches THEY ,ayrdnt-
ed az represented.
particularly valuable for officers In tho army aud
trayelers."-Frask Leslie's, Feb. a.,
Pretttest, best and cheapest, tmepieces Offer
ed:"-N T. lAnssvated Ne,rs, Jan. 10.
Very pretty and durable watches for tho ANY,
~ + ArMy d Navy Jour. (Govt Organ] Aug. 20.
One OF the Oldest and most reliable houses in bus
iness'-Loaisriise kyp Jossnai, July 81.
MAGIC TINE OBSERVERS.
Being hunting open face or lady's or gcnt,emans
watch combined, with patent self winding in.-
provemcnt, most pleasing novelty.
nNE Of the prettiest most convenient and decided
~ ~ the best and cheapest time-piece Er general
and reliable use ever offered 1t has within 1t and
connected with it, machinery Its winding attach
n'ent. rendering . 10y entirely unnecessary. The
cases Of this watch are composed Of two metsir the
outer ono being ne 16 carat gold. 1t has the mprvv-
ed ruby action lever movement, and 10 warranted an
accurate me.piece. Price, superbly engraved, per
case OF half dozen, 500. Sample watches, in neat
morocco boxes, is. - - =
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THE DRAI'T.
RECRUITING TO CONTINUE TIL.
FURTHER ORDERS.

Enlistnaeats After March First to be
Credited.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

"A letter from Artcmas Wards agent
says that the ..grate" Snowman has passed
the elm Il Of his fever, and is now rscover-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
st. Cloud Plow Factory.

81. LOUD Pow Factory.
NICOLAS LAIR
Would call the attention Of Farmer. TO hfs
various kinds OF
DOUBLE AND SINGLE SHIN. HARD
ENED, CAST AND COMMON STEEL
GROSS ,PLOwS
Which he will warrant to clean in any soil.
to run with easy. steady motion and light
draft. Also, all kinds Of
BREAKING PLOWS:
Old Flows repaired in good style.
As I have selected . large stock Of the
best materials aud superintend Ike con
s.ruction Of all my Flows myself, I am en-
abled to sell them at low prices. Moreover
al my Plows not answering the above rec
cmneadation can be re,ul ned to mo.
NICOLAS LAIR.
St. Germain st.. opposite Brokers' Block
sign Of tho Pow. v5n3Otf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

h1 Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded nj all hours.
ST. Cloud, May Sd, 1860.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
VIEW ADVERTIsExEV7s. ,
jR.CHANNING MOORE II
( ATTORNEY AND C0UNxELL01 lTLAU
Of Washington o.. and 81.
Germsin st., over Edelbrock's Store.
ST. CLOUD, MINI

ST.. CLOUD
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lDI ED.
q

Ga Friday matniag. The 9th inst, JENNY, vii,
"f VI Lyneman, of ihts eity, in The :i1sh year al
hss age, after a ioBg Illness of paralysis.
GA the morning of the 3lst July, with Brain
Fever, RfcH AOND LEGOf, soa Of Richmond |.
and Hamlet WiliiapS, aged six months and
three wee Ks.
The friedds Of The family are respectfully inyi
ted To attend the funeral from the residence of his
grandfather, Mr Charles Talbot, this (Mondayl
morning al 0 O'Clock
July 3ist, Mrs CATHERINE aUL.EN3, aged %
yeas
Her funeral will iaSc plaza from the residence
OF her brother III law, Ar tornCiI6s Dan0ghue,
corner of l7th and Popular streets, al O'CLOCK
this evening
la WayseshoF0', Va, on The Gight OF The 2yth
July, GREEN, In his 35ih year.
Oa Sunday morning Al u NJ, ALFRED TEN
BERroS, only child of Cha,tes + aud Avis ?
Rtdy, aged year aud moths.
Suffer Ii,ile children 10 come .uato me, for of
such Is the Kingdom of Heaven"
The funeral services will take place from the
residence on this (honday) afternoon al O'Clock
Fha friends AM acquatntances of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend,
On Sunday, 3lst July, at the residence of her
grandmother, Mrs Susan II faiey, on 18th g rect,
JIt EPhlNB, daughter OF Capt d A and Mrs Har
rtrt ann Blanchard, aged year and IL days
Funeral services of deceased will take place
this evening, at st Peters Catholic Cathedral al
O'Clock, which ali reia tives and friends OF the
swo families of Bianchard aud Taliey are invited
TO attend.
Yesterday morning, LEWIS CREVS5AW, sou
of Johu and Martha hi Purcell, in the sixth year
of his age.
HIS funeral will take place this (Honday) after
Eoon, from CT feer's Cathslic Cathedral, at t
O'Clock. The friends snd acquantapc,s of the
family are respectfully invited - attend.
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The Nssth<.s. ssthas deserves ass ID
likely TO b bIsssed With aush q career.
We only apprehend that their country
will become so unprospcrous and Desc
late that they will all emigrate and carry
with them the follies and vices with
which they have cursed the old Union, to
spread evil and discord amongst the peo-
pie OF other lands heretofore happy and
content
General Mulligau left in black ana
white, his opinion of General Hunter
He calls him a "fiend" He bushes
for his country for keeping such iiend
in the service" Hunter is tiend lie IS
said to be a virgiuian and we are not
surprised at his depravity; for Virgin
ian that turns against his mother must
be very bad man. We are never as
tonished at any crime that Virginia
traitor is guilty OF. But who IS or was
Mulliean that he could feel indignation
ut the brutalities Of Federal General
towards Snutherners? lie was hardly a
Yankee. aud could not possibly have been
a Puritan. He was either an freshman,
or the son of one. He had somewhat of
magnanimity and humanity, and not 8
particle of either could enter the Puritan
heart. Peace to the ashes Of General
Mu.ligan lie was that rare man in the
Yankee army: generous adversary.
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Muiiigan On the War and Hunter,

The Diary of General Mullgan, who
was killed at Kernstown, is valuable
record, and we hope will be kept as a
precious memento of this war. His de-
spondency about the war and conquering
the South is quite pithily expressed in
the last entry made by him on the day
of the battle: "Well," said he, "our
cause is gloomy; we will conquer the
South about the time the Jews all return
'to Jerusalem -! While this sufficiently
procrastinates our subjugation for our
own welfare, the poor General, whose
life has been so untimely terminated in
battle, might have had some mercy for
the Jews. Why drive them to despair
1t would be indeed the most fatal crush.
ing of the hopes of all lsraelites who
yearn for the land of their fathers to
doom them to exile until the Yankees
conquer the South ! AS well tell them
that they may go home when the world
comes to an end; for We certainly shall
not be subjugated by the Yankees prior
TO that event. After that, they will be
too much occupied at last in their own
defence and punishment, to undertake to
assa'l or persecute anybody. The de-
ceased General, however, meant not, we
are s've, to depress the spirit of the Jews.
heno doubt thought they would get back
TO Jerusalem, but that the time that
would pass away before that event would
De sufficient to wind up the war and the
Yankees too, A few years at fur,bes,
will suffice for this. The present gene
ration will more than likely see the
Northern Republic split to pieces and in
yolyed in ruin and misery The North.
west may not; indeed, be involved to this
extent If it separates in time from the
Northeast, it may preserve its vigor, es-
fablish it's prosperity, and become one Of
The greatsA people on the earth. But
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5 BIZ Williamson e Co., Amatrs,
mo ls2 Main street, bet ween 9th snd 10th.
FURNITURE,
Pine Gold Watches,
Fancy hrtieSs, sc,
AiAucti0n
On "Wednesday, the 3 Aug. commencing at 10
O'Clock, "a, We Will sell at our saiesTOUul No
ls2 Main ST, an assortment vi
Furniture,
Fine Gold Wdiehfs,
Fancy Articles Sc.
The following and ether articles Ajii IL offered
FRENCH cottage, aaj other hrd>,tads
Pasi0Fi cane, anu wiodsor chairs
PsnioI, .diaing, ana Kitchen tables
NatdiobUs, sideb0afds
Maibie Top cabinets
sokas lounges
Father bids, hair and shuck mattresses
askets, quilts, rherts
Pillows end holsters
Plates, dishes, cups and sanGtrs
Knives and forks
Fafief, cJ0k < d nd Ofes stoves
Dry goods. ready, made ciofing
Boots and sECes, fancy Articles, &c,
AIsJ,
sma Iron safe.
B-Thp watches, scpae of which are very fine
Will be sold at IL u'c'GC L precisely.
~ sd WILLIAM ON 4 co, Auefs.
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fnn lULLhRs Reward. Suayel % s,Oes
lUU from The camp Of 80 r, an Va Csyalry.
Lvsr EeamSs station, on The night 81 the l5hsi
July, : smsli rich bay mare. She hIs ven shGTs
neck, head rather large for tie Eecs. aud smat
star ia the forehead; asn arai .naH sal sc4s
so tue back AID rcFo al the junction Gf O. lore
legs snd the body, Oo.B sides, 3sde By the sai
DE giftn The said mare Is s53Ht = yesH
Old She moves very ISgcB J za nIdls iNI
Pay the above reward u sho "a dsjivsIed 10 nae u
camp, or for any Information thst - ~ enable @s
10 got her. JOHN NltklNaOS,
Co L, 4th Va cav Wickns "a orig,
IL a3-4t Ffa lees J,Y. Asf
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~. TO the FfieDds of the Third Gem cany
~ Redmond Howi,z rs 1T Fort u, lassts
The undersigaet purposes to send to those y0ur &
men tf thiH company who are nov prisoners OF
war s'vo boxes, ooe tf chewing tnba Geo. The other
OF SID kirg tobacco sod pipes There is bui little
couhitf their receiving the boxes safely, aud none
Of their beidg of great beneft TO than Auy con-
atbuiton from their relatives TO aid the sub
Serbian 40 the purchase OF tn tobsccu will :esc b
him 1t left at West \ Johus.oL's boox store.
au lit I Al W
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} 6RUBU3, Atc .i0oe-r Gbd Genera! Heai Es
1 tate Agent HaVipg tekGa tus o;ii,o sdionng
,..e Bank ri Virginia, 80 opg eupied By aie.sfs
GodGin b Appe!soD, AID having tho OF .heir
maps, pats, Deeds sc, Oh rs his services 10 ire
public Tor abe sale OF estste at auction pti
vstety IN town and coaatFy. he Will Feni on,
housed, cotiec! rents SC. 10 hopes, by slEic, at
tention to bus. ness 20 merit q share Of patronage
aE f-tW VI q. tIRRS
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'sNO our Friends spd the Public generely-B BEING
aoCu. - engags ia smother brsach Of business
We snail ~ this day retire irLn the business vi
real estate suciioneofs, in which W. nave SO ioag
bean epgsset. For the liberal patronage exsandei
TO our house We beg leave 10 tender our graceful &C.
know edSmenFs We have transferred &c Mr p w
Grubbs Gu: ossGs aud the good v I'll OF the esaGsh
meot, and beg i"sFe to recommend MIN favorabiy
10 cGt friends F1r the prest ~, we can be fGuad
at our cd eitlce, next door 10 the .nk Of Virginia
an i-lw GUDDih l. APPERsON
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E)tAHo, nosschsif snd Kiteh.. vu,,.
aelock, VII cell 81 the rcs4deoes ~ 'rs, 1t "A
uf'u, ON hsspsil, bstwssn ain nd 80 Rssp
bis House hold and Kitchen parnit, shesis, al
sp'endid pavfor fut. Ia Iosewooa =, ssme'sess
with silk plush, consisi.xs OF Ma sSv,r.s
Sofa, 8 chairs, and arm .h.,.
marble top tables
boOkcasss, carpetr
Fine sng0vnss, Okla, curtains L.
AtSo,
s9sSva Va oetave ROSEWOOD p,.,n
isrirsms.s 81 10 a.. Baltimore, ,sd 70 !, =. -
the Dtnfag room 10 fufniah.d wnh
sleeooards, chairs, sarps,s
FATE, wster coolsr
Tsfetbsr With ihe usual variety Of
cninn, erocaesy Aod giassa.r.
In ths chamoefs vii be found
kiegsnt vsrdrobss
mnns soe bureaus aud w,shs,,ss.
Jesny Lind and ether bsds,e.d,
Ga.'rs, look ng glasses, feather h..
Hair aud shuck naitre,s4z
Ara verg txpeiient variety f
sisn acts, sbee,s, quIlis count.,r
RE tttchsn !u-riiure C. hfsc.s The - =:
7'.'a+.ss "sioa % very good coosing 80 '@'.sY,
pa ~. FLkA5AaTs A.,
S-The ohuse will no ior reot' - "l1
~ htcd,cood, iHitA3os S %. A,,,.--.
l6i Maui street '''s'',
Va; y viii seii at cur store, xood.y t.,,
Commencing si 10 D'Clacs AN 7usIsi
assortment OF goods, comprising s-te',
tasniiufe,
Cookery,
Tobacc0,
stoves,
Sewing maas,,..
REDWOOD pntt,,p. "dtrbr,.s,
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AUCTION 11Ek5~yusgas n.ys.
~ DIX ttsissQsx, Assst.,
f9uccsaxog 10 Puiiisn HaHee + WenGefl

4 r the request Ct Mr. James W Marlin. kx-
IA ecuter, will sell, ct the residences Of tbs
Iair James Martin, deed, about nss miles from
Manchester, on ne River rad, Ia Chesterfield
. uaty, on Thursday next. the 4th day Of August,
Ut 10 O'Clock n the following property. n VIII
No mich cows, fresh 10 the par; ons Ct
th.n has young calf
bay mare
horse wagon
2 arts and harness
Several sets plough gssr
Farming utsIsIe, pi1ugbs, a.
Black smith tools, DC
And such Of the household and Kitchen furniture
se is nst disposed CT Ia tue will
TEGBs lash. DIX WEISIlER
al la iuc;ioBetr.
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k- MASONIC Notice r A C1ap ter, No AZ -
~ The Comp.ni0as II this Chapter i'll ate d
a cai.ei nesting tbi' (siondsy) evening 81 half,
pass O'aoos p ecisely
BY crosr of the VI L II r.
an LIE E CYKDSET Sec5y
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,A,urwa ~ Yar ucHAoHr

= Hr 90 LxffINs REnAinIAa ~ TaE nIchaosc
i poSr-oFT1QE on The soth day d July, 1865
fssssns ealing fer kssrs In shs Its, VIZ esssss say
tssy ara Dv "a fss Sb--aiss, giving dsis 81 s.sI
x1rvAs psstags wilt - I've ssas % sash sss advss
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~ Dr. KNOX has removed 10 the house on
~ .4ti street, next door the corner Of Maj
ehall street, aearIy opposite The Parsonage.
~ ty-iGu
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This watering place WILL hs open 10 visitors .
sud after the gath July, 1864
the Central cars ROW ruu ihTouEn 10 ssgaloh,
from which poipt daily Ire u .sisses (fu1d'r
e,oep'sd) win leave s'aaTOn, arriving Al the s''''
10 diBaer.
Passengers by Canal, Sxien, aud tbs Naa's
Bridgs line, 10 connection Win tue Virgins nl
Tennessee railroad conusct win the tisgs lac o.
Staun tou for the Baths.
TRANS ard per day, go
HM JORDAN q co,
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