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South Union.

small Frame residence between Franklin Pike
and High street.
A small brick dwelling with rooms, besides
kitcten. Possession can be gwen.
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TTnIOn street.
High stree

Five Houses, opposite the New Theatre. IN the
central portion Of the city
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To the Unmarried.

GRACE VAN EvKRY, PHE GIFTED Clair
u voyanf and Futunst can, hy the aid Of the
H0r0sc0os produce perfect likeness q your fn-
ture partner, giving he dsfe 0 the happy event,
leading traits Of character, occupation, whether
rich or poor Post oface sddre s, and other galus-
Die iniorrnan0H, II de~ired.
Send by mail, PrePsid. One Dollar, and Red
stamp, with e full description Of yOarseit and /
viii return the likeness, with the above mforma-
ton. Address
GRACE VAN EVERY,
fsbls dkE3sns p o Drawer $50, Detroit, Mich.
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WHAT TIL. SURGEONS SAY 0F TIE 81
BL4RTTdN3S REMEDIES.
10 HosrIIAL. - MAasHALI.

"POsT HosPuAL, FoRr MAasHAL1l
Baltimore, Md, Feb. ., 1854 I
"l have great satisfaction ia Stating thai I have
used ''TAs SaHIsiiaa Relaalies" for Eeueresl is
ease in its most Gus Omary form; that have used
them with judgment, discretion, snd properly. and
have found them 10 respond To my anticipation
promptly AMI etiectaslly. knowing their e,Inpo-
stOn have the fullest confidence In their efi-s.v
and rs far as ms use OF them extends recommend
than strongly ALFEED G. BOwERs
assistant Surgeon 9TH New York Vols"
Let il be understood thai these remedies are AZ
recommended, and viii positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Price o. Male Packages, Sanaritau's Cir sLCG;
Female s. %, Root and Herb ia &c e 90; Wash
80 cents
sold by W. J. z c. ". SMITH, Druggists,
CO ner Chur and Viue streets,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Desmond Co, Propretors, sl5 Race streets,
Philadelphia.
iqul8-6m.
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Lumber
10000

4U,UJU FEET DRESSED FIlO0RlN7,
10.6 o feet Que tnch seasoned common Do1laas
500 clear
Just received and Cor sale BY
D 3. DICKEY, Agent,
Broaa and high sts-
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Notice.

CHIEF Q. MS OFFICE. DEPT. Of CUMR.(
NASHVILLE, TENS., March !, 1865.
The Railroad Bridge across the Cumberland Riy-
er being unable to q commodate the Pulic and
Private travel, a Steam Ferry has been established
BY the Quartermaster's Department, just above
the Railroad Bridge, at what is known as BrOWn's
Landing Al Pubic travel will cross BY tbs Ferry,
when practicable. and Private travel oil be allow
2 on psynent of same rates as charged BY the
Railroad Bridge.
Bycommaad Of Maj. Gen. GEo. H. THOMAS.
j. L. DOEAf ISON,
maT9-fN
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Line street.
Vine street.

A very large and desirable two story brick resi-
dance
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For Sale or Lease.

Ala.ss number Of vacant los. IA various paris Of
msFs-im III
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NTcLennOre sfreef.
Church street.

A two story Brick residence short distance north
of Cedar street.
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In the Suburbs.

A smlll frame residence near the Wilson Spring,
with . ROOMS Lot 30 by ITO.
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In many aiiectons Win Which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily adspted-in liberated Uterus, ia Leu
eorrhoea, IN bearing down, Falling Of the womb,
Debility, and for all COMPLAINT lncldenl y the sex
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NASHVILLE
WOOD AND COAL COMPANY

IA PREPARED TO DELIVER COAL TO Al
1 uart OF the city. Orders promptly a1seA ~ ~
tj1fcs No. 81 South College street. ,syv.vs.
lan3-u Ihoos ~.
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20 NOT DESPARI
FEATALEsI FEHTALEs!!

Althoush you may be pronounced incurablR, the
Sa1naritan's Root and hero Juices viii remove every
stge Of mpu tues rom the system as well as al
the bad effects Of mercury.
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Samaritan's wash

Is, in case Of syphilis used IN CONJUNCTION with
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions
The efficacy Of these remedies Is alike ecknoal-
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
in the y. : Hospitals thus restoring 20 health
many OF our brave soldiers.
F,,l,a the Eelfialorr SIN
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Auction Sale
OF Building Lots in the City Of
JohnS0nViI1e.

On THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April
9Th 7th snd slh, We vii offer for sale the pre-
misses large number Of Building Lots in the thriF-
inc and urnmieinH
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Roarding.

FEw GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCoNMO-
"A dated with Boarding in aprivste family, by sp
plying a. No. II South Cherry Street. next d0or.tO
ihe Provost Marshall once fabz<-6we
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Worth $5OO,OOOI
To be sold at One Dollar each, withOl
regard % value,
And not o b pad 'utl yoq kaoE what y0u '

sPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLEs
Ito BE- sold for one Dollar each.
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
sent by all in a plan envelope.

Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, BOils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
IS oflt red 70 the public as a positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL DiSEA5E2 the SA-
II ARfFAN'S ROOT AND HERS JUICES Is the
most potent cef tain and eiiecal remedy ever pre-
serihed % reaches snd sralcates everN particle Of
the veneresi poison. so that the cure IS thorough
and permanent Take then of this Purifying ksm
ely and be healed and not transmit to your pOs-
terty that for which you may repent in after years
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All the goods Ia the shove Li-t vii b. sold VIII
out reservaiiOn for osiE D0LLsa eaeh. Certtcaif
III al the various articles are placed IN similar en-
vs' oDes and sealed. Ihes envelopes E1l - ser
b. mall or delivered 40 our Office, without reUir
L, enshss. "a receiving a certheafa you vii 81
what t represeEts, add BE- e optional With you
send one dollar and receive ths articla uamed Ct
any other la the list 81 same value Id al tran=c
lions by mail Ne charge iOr f0ryarding lhe cen
Gates paying postage and doing the business 2
cents each. FIVE CERrffICkgzs alll - SEM Tor -
ELrvEs for 81 fsIErr for g.; Slxrr-FIVK for 81
and OEE HusDesD ior SO By this mode Va ~
selections nom varied stock Of me goods, Of ~
best make and latest styles sha OF intrinsic gorE
81 a nominal prce, shile % have chance Of ssel
I!ng articles Of The very highest Vaiae.
We guarantees eutre ssusiscu0n IN every Iustzl-
and I mere should be rny person dissatishsd = =
any article they may reeeiee lney may imineiiae
y return g. and the pTles Hil be- Refunded
AGESTs.--Ne allow those acting a. Asenis, u
Cents on each Cerii5eats ordered, proFli5t lt-
remittance amount 70 one Dollar
They VII collect taenty-dYc cents f0r ever Je
tileate, sud fetainng 10 cenis. remit o. u8 p c-
for each.
e5-iddress GEO DEMERIT 90,
ianl 3m - HroafisaF saE f1-f
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SOLDIERS.

You ought not to be without such valuable med
cine The Cincinnati National Union 81 ApfIl 3lth,
says, that thousands Of our soldiers have been
saved BY the use of striekaad's AnG-CAOlera Nix
ture Fer sale BY Druggists vt 50 cents per bottle.
nat, Ohio.
Sold IN Nashville, Tenn, by FORBES Z STE
PHENS, STEPHENS, JANNEX 4 CO., q. W. HE'D
DEESHOT 4 CO., DEMUV LIE ( 60, and q. 7
HASLOCK. an tn th--8ly
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Partnership Notioe.

a buCE snip ASO1AOO'
rrHs TERM OF BENJAMIN CHkNDLERs O.
i partnershp faYuE rE1sred Hfh Same
Grier q Co., BE- retres. The hrn having pur'ia
his interest The Business v Ia ius csrreii on un
the same style 81 heretofore. V.Es Cameron or
& Co ieia-
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ORDERS

u EcMvEp Az THE BANKING HOUSE o.
IL " +. Chiids 4 Co., o. 81 the Boat, CO. p
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Sundries.

hblI--a T&Dl
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

The Capitulation of General 1ae.
1he correspondent of the New York
-aeT'a writes as follows from Appoma,tox
Go.rt House, April 9-eP PM:
Inc g!or,one consummation so lono d.
rou:] J wished for has at length been -:
talrtd: Tho constant aid unparall.lsd
n'arci'ne and Sighting of the last tvel.s
DAYS has cuiminated day in the surrender
of Ge,e,al R. E. Lee and bis epti,e a'.1ufr apu',
70 the victorious |sgions led on by General
Grant.
Tie remnant Of his army is .va,ious]v
estimated atf!om twenty thousand to thirty
thousand. Ny own opinion is that it viii }
exceed the outside igpJes.
The trains have been terribly cut mn .rd
captured by US since the CON nepcement ',, of
h's retreat from Ricl mond. Beside. tbesa
he hss been compelled to abandon and
afe:trsy large nnmt tera, until the remainder
will fall below the USUAL allowance for .ueh
/" force. His artillery has been euAsrine
'he eane. depletion, and is cut down to the
. minimum with which ap Amy Of equal
size ever moves.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04
The Desolation Of Moab.

: The Oesolation of Moab.
ISAIAH XVI.
A!asl The fields of Htshbep.
They languish in their shame.
The vine OF Sihmab dieth
Because Of Mo.bs blame:
HE Princes of the Heather
have swept with wrath the land
And snItten, even 10 Jazer's wall.
1hs green plants Of her hand.
I, too. bsvail with Jaxar
The vine of Sibnaah. fate.
WITH tears will water Heshbon,s g f.,aa
Fha: now lie desslate.
6ow lovely were their harvests all
How sweet their summer fruita
Alas the sword Of wrath that smot.
Their harvests to the roots.
The Lord Of Host. hath spoken,
:. Hie wrath hath made 10 ces.e
1he shouting Of the vintage.
And Death takes Ylsce If peace.
1hs Vineyard cong Is silent
Ehat spoke Of ample store,
And they who ,rod the red vi,s out
Shall taste Of wire no Aores
". G. &
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By J. A: sELBY.
THE COLUMBIA PHOENIX
Is puBIlszED DAILY AMP rE1.wErxll.
= l. I A N A. LBY.

The Daily is issued every norn;n, ....
Sunday. at $40 month. Tri,Weeklv TussdsPp ssdsP'
py anpu,sday and Saturday, at 500 month, iars.
fsao,y N advance. Single copies 50.
Advertisements inherited at $40 csr sounr.
9en iinee) for each insertion. 1""''
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04
COLUMBIA, s. c., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1866.
VOL. NO. 81.

! The tenns of surrender were soon agreed
upon, reduced to writing and signed, after
which Lee soon departed to within the
lines Of bis own army.
BY the time the papers were drawn and
s'gned, 1t was too late to.proceed to the
formal ceremonies of the occasion, and
'urther proceedings were postponed until
tomorrow.
General Lee was accompanied only by.
Colonel Marshall, formerly of Baltimore,
at, present aid-de camp on his stat. and.
Orderly Johns, who has served hiin in
that capacity for fourteen months Lee
looked very much faded and worn, but,
nevertheless, presented The same ma enifceut
physique for which be has always been
noted. He was neatly dressed in g1ey
clo'b, without embroidery or any insignia
o: rank, except three stars wo1ne on the.
turned portion. Of his coat collar. His
cheeks were vefy much bronzed by e1-
posure, but still sbone ruddy underneath it
all. He'is growing quite bald, and wears
kone Of the side.locks of his hair thrown
across the upper portion Of his forehead.
which is as white and fair as woman's.
he stands fully six feet one inch in height,
and weighs something over 2GO pcunds.
without being bnrdened with an ounce ct
.superhuous flesh. During the whcle .a-
tervew, he was retired and djapifed TO O.
degree, bordering on tacitusSety, but was
f!ee from all exhibition of tepuper or NOR
t,tcation.: His. demeanor was that Of $.
thoroughly possessed gentleman who haA Il
very dlsagreeable duty to perform, but " ~.
determined to get through it as we'll ard
as soon as he could. He rode an ordinary
grey horse, with pain equipments ainil..r.
to those of our cavalry fficefs, aud lis
orderly stated. that this was the only animal
he had here.
De bivouaeed last night near a place
known as tie Stone Chimney il: q c,oye<
and made his breakfast ih;s m. ,niue cn.s
corn aedger.' His troops are ever. woryo
NO one but few Of his sfTicc,s srs|,ecs.
cd that ne contemplated sr,,epderng h;s
army, until this morning.
"A number of our cffie-rs.,edc over to
tie rebel lines and conyersed freely md
frankly with both officers ans; n.en. Thsy
were very anxious 10 knew wl,,n thew
would be paroled and allow Ell to 90 home:
what bad become. of Jol.n>l.,; if they
would be permitted to e,, II their p,.va:.
property, and so an eDdl: s. S,r,,g F. + QUE
,ons, to which answers S. ,l.,, r,oa,n..
CoNckvdsd on Fourth Poa~.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-04

colresrendence, locking to the sur
rencer OF Lees amy, commence between
himself and General Grant day before YES.
teIdsy. The purpo1t. of General Lees
hrst note was 10 ascertain the hest terms
on which he could surrender his army.
General Giant Is understood TO have offered
% parole tle officers snd men, and allow
Them TO retprQ 10 their bones until repu-
'a'ly excl aneed. To this General Lee
Gems to have eemurred. BE at least t,ie d
tie dodge Of replying to this communi
cation by requesting a personal interview
1t certain place, at 10 o'clock a. n., to.
cay, to arrange terms Of pease.' AS this
WAS tfane'ng the question at issue and
under discussion, and one .bich General
Grant Lsd neither the inclination nor the
authority TO decide, be replied in note
which sdmitted of 10 misconstruction. and
which virtually ended the negotiations. On
receipt OF, this General Lee at once dis.
patched another, requestinga personal in
!efv'ew for the object named in General
Grants communication Of yesterday, viz:
the surrender Of his entire army.
General Grant ard staff were at General
Meade,s headquarters last night, in rear OF
the second. corps, whSs the flag Of truce
bearing the respectiye comEunications had
been sent and received. Suprosing all
furiher negotiations referred to the arbitra.
ment OF the sword, Gen. Grant breakfasted
at 8 o'clock in the morning, ard started i'm:
med'ately for the extreme left of our fine.
held by Gen: Sheridan, in the vicinity Of
APpomattox Court House. Consequently
when tAe Communication was rect-;veA 4
was o,warded by Major Peace, Of General
Meade's staff, who overlook General Grant
about f*e miles from the Court House. be.
tween ii and II O'clock.
/ A communication was ixamedistely de.
spatched to General Zee; appointing Appo-
mattox. Court House as the rlace Of meet
ing.
General Lee was soon reached by flag of
truce, and repaired to the louse OF Mr..
W'son Mclean, one Of tho three remain
ing househo'ders in the village. General
Grant arrived about fiftees minutes later.
and entered the parior where General Lee
was awaiting him. The meeting was yerv
nearly private one at the outset. Atlera
'ew nonents' conversation, General Grants
stan ct1cers were called in and o,mallv
presented. The conversation was sohey
and confined sclely to business, except a
lew allusi0hs to the past between General
Lee And General Sch Williams. and per.
|asps ooe Or Two oihesa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

A GENTLEMAN informs rs that he saw an;
other brilliant meteor, ON Thursday even-
ing. 1t was observed in the western part
of the heavens, moving slowly toward the
north, where it sank below the horizon.
At times it appeared about as large and lu-
minous as the full moon, and anon it would
flicker and diminish in size, like burning
candle subjected to the action Of the, wind.
-Winona Republican. -........ls ......
+ Can you inform us, Friend Sinclair,
whether or not the aforesaid gentleman
saw this ''brilliant meteor" while on
his way home from a champagne sup
per, and whether he did not see large
number Of smaller ;meteors, with stsrs
in abundance? Also, whether he made
hin observations through the bottom OF
tumbler or with the naked eye? IT,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
LITERARY. NOTICES.

ARTHuR.-This neat home maya
zine for March opens with an engrav:
ing, "Absent," followed by wood-cut,
"My Kittens" Contributions from T
s. Arthur, Virginia Townsend and 9th.
err form : portion Of tho contents.
i: qGooEY.-The unrivaled fashion and
literary magazine: for the ladies, Cooley
for; March, is on, out. table The en-.
craving is, '.'The Shadow on the WALL
then are the eolored fashion plates, pat
terms: music, and any quantity Of ligh,
reading matter. .,:,.:.,.,>r. ...... q.
4, EcLEcrro MAoAzINE.-The Febru
ssrJ number H. rich in9 literary and
scientific articles, among which; may b.
mentioned statesmanship in; Constitu
tiooal Countries Politeness, 1nsul.,
and Continental;: Times Of Louis XVI
and Maria sAntoinette:; ;, Modern Phase.
Of Jurisprudence in England !; Birth
place of Queen Elizabeth; Roman
Manners under the Earlier Emperors
Madame Roland !; William of Nor
mandy; Ninevah; The Models Story
;eto. The engraving is = fall:lengtt
likeness Of Sir Charles Lyell. w. H
Bidwell, New York. ~, - .sg9Fs.. s:,s1 3;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
MINNESOTA TROOPS.

- We compile the following, showing
the whereabouts and condition of some
of our regiments :o:~> >, -"<.s1
DR.. s. b. Sheardown, Surgeon Of the
Tenth Minnesota regiment, arrived ia
town to-day on furlough.' He informs
US that he LETT Gen.; Smiths division
embracing the Fifth, Seventh, Ninth,
and Tenth Minnesota 3reginen.s---a,
Cairo, on board of large transpor,
steamers. Their destination was sup.
posed to be New Orleans. The Docto,
will return South in few days.-Ri.
mona Republicans no ~ ;:z-:% @v -.
-. Il member Of the First Minnesota
Battery writes ID a business letter from
Pocatoligo, South Carolin. The health
Of the Battery is unusually good, and
all Of the boys are ia the best 81; spir'
its !" This organization is in Sherman
army, and participated in the now f.
NOUS march from Atlanta to Savannah
-lLitl.,sl: :e4}.*@, BAL ;...-s: ...f.f.r9.< Il
The Press has I letter, from th<
Eighth Regiment, now encamped with
in four miles of the National capital
It is attached to LIST division, Sd :bri
gadc, 28d army corps. = Lieut.. Hew
son, Company E, is acting brigade com
thissary, and is to be or has been, pro
noted to Captain, Commissary U. s
Vols. Lieut.. Miles HOLSTER is actinl
division ordnance master. ri Lieut.. Col
! Rogers is still in hospitalat Murfrces
! hnro..ji. ,sfe"* is..5 - z4-as or. at. -
"A member of the Tenth Regimen
writes the Pioneer from Passport, Miss.
under date Of Jan. 3lst. The bows ar,
busily engaged in building winterquar
tiers. John Ne~mas, Of Co.. B.. hat
died of chronic diarrhea. >tas 44<1 80
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
LAND GRANTS IN SPACE AND r.
. - ~ = TIME.

II
We received yesterday tho follovin,
telegram from the indetatigablc Rspre
sentative Of the Second longressi,na
District: ~ - % .s SO \
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1G.
Editors St Paul Press:
The Railroad Sin passed the House to.
dSy extending he time for the completion
Of tie Minnesota Land Grant Railroads
eight years aud granting four additional
sections 10 each road. III ~,
,.,,.- -,,,--~,.,.......,. Yours &c.,
~ >, ~ -. .''- >,.-- /. :DONNELrY:
This will help ont our Railroad com,
Pan'cs greatly. IT, tho indrfatigable
efforts Of our Minnesota delegation in
c"nnec'i' n with. the Superior Railroad
COMPANY, We owe the establishment of
the precedent o. giving ten $. ctions Of
land per mile which now enurcs to the
benefit Of the other companies. We
presume the. bill will pass the Senate
without much difficulty. $685.,
It. must be- some great service tha.
could wing from the Pres. such com:
mcndation rs the above Of "the youth:
full representative" Of this. District
The truth is, Mr. Donnelly is one Of
hardest working Congressman Mime
sofa has ever hal, and the result of bis
efforts can he seen, and his influence
judged, by just such benefits as this
chat he has secured for the State. We
are glad to see that the Press is inclin-
ed to render him deserved credit, even
ut the eleventh hour.
We take the following extract from q
private letter received from a gentle
man, formerly Il resident of St. Cloud,
now in Washington ~ = 80, ..-..
ITO morrow the Committee is expected
to report back Mr.. Donnelly's Land Grant
Bill to the: House, when it will be imme-
diately put upon its passage, if the o'igi-
nal has not been too seriously altered by
the Committee. The outside pressure is
very great, and much low cunning has been
resorted to: to tx the terminus Of the Su-
perior road at Crow wing,* (this is the
branch expected to come TO St. CLOUDY thus
cutting your place of. Mr.. Donnelly has
had several severe engagements with the
Committee, in which lie bravely defended
the interests Of. St. Cloud. This important
bill is now hanging in the balance. hope
it may 30 through all right, hut there il
much in tina way OF an easy passage"
*We learn that this move was defeat.
ed, and the road is to run to st. Cloud
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

l.. A PRocLAM AXIOM ri has been issued Cd
BY Governor . Miller declaring the
change Of boundary limo voted for al
the Inst general election by the people
Of Morrison aud Todd counties, By
which ".ll that portion Of the County
Of Todd lying East Of Range thirty,
two, is detached therefrom and added
to and made a rortion Of Morrison
county" -