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S. {. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

Is prepared 10 take Fire end Marine ris ks in the
best Offices II the country. He Is the authorized
Agent for the -Etna Of Hartford, the NsnhRttan,
Phoenix and Security Of New York, represent
icy SIX millions Of Capital War risks to or from
Nashville ta-sn, So well 81 every species Of lnsu-
sUTcucy.
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Notice.

"HEREAs, HAVE BEEN LEGaLLY AND
w duly appointed and qualified Uy Sic County
Court Of Davidson county, enn-, the Adrcini-iTA-
tor, &c, Of ". Z. Dine deceased, o. she November
term Of said court, On the lZth day 81 NoyenLefi
1854, this j. % notify all persons who have eainns
against Ihe e. ate II SAID deceased 70 pre5eni teu
70 me within the time prescribed BY Law or theJ
will barred.
Myself or my agent, Jacob Kramer, VII be found
at Block, Kramer Co., y East side Pubic Square
ieb2-lm L, WOLF5TElN, Adm.
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Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register OF Davidson county gives spe-
ca attention to the examination Of Titles 70 Proper
Hrs, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease and other
Legal documents.
We deem 10 unnecessary, IN this community, TO
ssy t1s' Mr. Garrett is the best examiner OF tiles
sud writer Of Deeds 10 Tennessee. For twenty
years he fixture AZ our Court house, twelve
OF whICn be served 81 Register OF the county, by
election a. the hands Of the people His careful,
tsitEil, and exact manner u doing business Is
well Sn0wn, and We cheerfgiy recommend him TO
81 those who may have any thing in his line TO
transact y 4 NJ.
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CLAIMS

For HURsEs and EQUPAGE LOST IN the SCR.
VICE; officers sccounis settled with the omar.
terua7ter7, Comuis-aEy, Ordinance aud Treasury
Departments; stoppasss Of Pay removed, Cert
h,sir- Of u-yadebtednsss ohtaned PENSIONS,
BOUNTY, RACK PAY, &c, promptly collected.
Mr.. Atkinson having had ten year experience a.
81 Auditor, becoming thereby familiar with the
Rules, Regulations and Pr1cedsnts esuiU shed :for
tae suHting and se.tIng OF claims, Z can safely
ssy tina. no firm in the Southwest hiss the same ia
elites for the prompt collection OF all war claims
a. presented bY this office.
JNO. +. ISOM,
Late Capt z5lh rs, A. A. Y. NJ,
And Post q. VI. Post Nashville.
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Real Estate Is register
cd o. oUr books, and We can seil Houses and LOIS
Ia Nashville snd suburbs on ths best terms. Farms
ia the neighhorhoOd Of Nashville fos sale, OF ali
sizes and puces, Plantations Ia various counties IN
Middle Tennessee, some Of tsasm good Cotton
fElgTns, for sale. y. IN.
uOyaD-u
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Samaritan's Wash
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY III. TBE. 81.
MARITANtS REMEDIES.
"PO5r HOSPITAL, FoRT MAHSHALL. }
mn rrlrr-n NJ L. u. r...a

"PUsr HosPIrAL, FoRT MARSHALL
baltimore, Md, Feb - l3GI {
''I have great satisfaction in stating tha. / have
pEed ''Ths Samaritan ReaEiisS'' for Venereal is-
ease IN its most customary form; that have used
them with judgn6nt, discretion, Sni properly. and
have found them to respond to my anGripatious
promptly and eHeetdslly. Knowing their c,4npo-
sItiOn have the fullest confidence IN their eff acy
and as far as my use Of them extends recommend
than strongly. ALTREB G. B0wERs
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols"
Lei it be understood that these remedies are as
recommended, and viii positively cure the disease.
for which they offered.
Price o. Male Packages, Samsr.tan'5 Gin s4C0;
Female 500; Root and Herb Ju &c zoo; Wash
90 cents.
sold by ". J. & C. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Co -ner Chur h and Nine Sire cts
NASHVILLE, TENS.
Desmond & Co, Projectors, gI5 Race streets,
Philadelphia.
. ianI8-Gun
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Larfts negotiated at tins Once State, County,
and Railroad Bonds; Bank, bridge, and Railroad
Stocks sold S. pgr order nom customers.
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any sort o. Com
msrcsl transaction IN the principal Eastern cities
cad be negotiated snd hithhlIly aileuied TO.
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! CECREF DEsEAsEslil SECRET
Z ~
sAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail IN PLAN envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial

BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERR JUICFs
Is offered to the public as positive cure.
SYPHILIS OK NENERIAL DISEASES, the ga
NARITAN'S ROOT AND herb JUICES is the
most potent, certain and effectllal yer rra
scrbed It reaches and ersdicates every particle OF
the yeneresl poison, so that the cure is thorough
and permanent. Take then Of this Purifying Rem
edy and be healed, Rnd not transmit 10 yollr nos
terity that for which you may repent in after years
Do NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced iucursble. the
SamarItan's Root and Hero Juices will remove every
yestge OF impurities from the system As we'll A. al
the bad effects Of mercury.
EEMALkS! FEMALESEI
IN many affections with which numbers or Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES il
most happily adapted-in Ulceraied Uterus. in en-.
cOrrbGa, N bearing dom, Falling Of the womb.
Debility, and for all complaints incident to the sex
Samaritan's Wash
l., in case OF syphilis used in coujunet.on with
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions
The efficacy OF these remedies is alike 7cknowl-
edged 10y physicians and patients. They are used
in the {. 8. Hospitals, thus restoring to health
many Of our brave soldiers.
From The BdLial0rc Sun.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY GF THE Sd
10
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR EMBAl MING

DR PRUSB HAS OPENED an ESTABLISH
IL ment 10 Nashville, Tenn, fo- Emhaimng the
Dssd, on Cherry street, doors south Of the
Poet Othce.
De VII attend % disinte.sing and forwarding
bod IS nom This snd al points South good a.
sortment 81 metallic cases and z,ne cofGns On
hand. Branch orces AZ Chattanooga Tenn, and
Huntsville, Ala y. Il. PRUNK, d. u.
lanlE-3ms
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BOOKS

For an classes upon all subjects, IA every style .oi
b,udng, and N endless variety. Exclusive
Agent for the
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CLAIMS
CLAIMS
CLAIMS

FJE Quar,esIua-ters' amt Coiums-agy Supplies,
taken tor the Use Of he army, whether EECERrEU
FOB OF sOT, will receive prompt attention. Also,
siy.e and assistance furnished disbur-ing ofHc p.
Quartermasters, CommissaTies, &c, who have &C.
counts suspended or disaloweI, which require *
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aud Spring Mattresses.
Together with all Goods in our line

The pubic are respectfully invited 10 cali and II
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
B.-A first class mechanic employed, who
viii give street attention 10 repairing aud uphol-
sterng WIN. DJTf,
lan3-3n No 81 Public Slusrp.
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FOX. c. oarsr. W.. or.sooqt, yous J, LOWRY
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ana not 10 be pad until yot kao" VIM you WI WI
receivet ... Il

SPLENDID LIST OF ARTl CL -
Auto be sold for one Dollar each.
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FEMALIs! FEMALEsll

! Although you may be pronounced iueurabla. the
Samaritan Root and Zero Juices will remove even
Yestge OF mpu tiles from Ihe system as we'll a. an
I ths Rad effects If mercury
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OFRICE oF PROYosr slARsHlI

DR.. 3. j.. WASHRUgS
No. l9& Usaiyiek street. I'd s.s....
5-Ssr Nashville ~
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-02-09

7 d :
R1cnMoND, January 2S.-No Yankee
papers received since the 23d. The re-
cent cold spell has stepped the river nav
igation, andunbroken 1eticence is main main
tained at the Executive Department rcla.-
tive to Blair's mission and their commits
sionors, who left Richmond yesterday for
Washington, via Petersburg and City
Point. The Sentinel says thocirmstances
under which these gentlemen haze depart
ed on their mission are understood TO be
as follows: Mr.. Blair having sought unof-
fcially confdontialinterview with Pres
ident Davis, departed fsS Washington
with the assurance that our President
would be willing, at any time, to send
agents or commissioners to Washington
to confer about terms of peace,if inform
ed in advance that said commissioners
would be received. On Blairs second Wis.
il. it to Richmond; he brought the consentof
Lincoln to receive ind confer with any
agent informally sent, with view to the
restoration of peace. These gentlemen
who left yesterday were thereupon selec-
ted by the President, andhave gone with
out formal credentials, merely asinformai
agents, to see whether it is possible to ar ar
range for peace on any basis which may
serve for attaining such desirable results.
80
The rumor current last night. that the
French Minister in Washington demands
his passports; is not generally credited.
1t is known that both Houses of the Fed
eral Congress passed the diplomatic ap-
preparation bill, with an amendment yir=
tually ignoring Maximilian. Some sup
pose this may have given offence to the
French Minister.
Ge1..B .Beauregardihas assumed command
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Thars nuthin like relidgin my. breether-
ing. It's better nor silver and gold jim
crack, you can no more get to heaven
withontsit than than d jay bird can fly
without a tail. Thank the Lord Fm an
-uneddacated man, my breethering, but
I've sarched the .Scripters from Dan to
Burshebee, and found old Zion right side
up, and hard shell relidgin the best Of re-
lidgins And its not like the Methodists
what expects to git to heaven by hollerin
hellfre; not like Universalist what gifts
upon the broad gage and goes The whole
hog; nor the United Breethering what
shakes each other by the seats of the
trowsers and tries to lit themselves into
heaven, nor the Catherlicks what buys
thru tickets from the preests-but it may
be lilzened, my ,breethering, unto a man
what. had to cross a river,e and when he
got thar the ferry boat vas gone, and he
just rolled up his breeches andwaded over
-hallefujahl for g they shall gnaw a file.
and fee unto the mountains Hepsidam,
whar the lion roareth and the whangdoo-
die mourneth for its first born
Pass the hat.brother Flint, and let eve.
ry hard shell shell out. Amen.
Mr.. B1A1R AID HIS, M1ssIoN.-Mr. Blair
eft Richmond Yesterday morning upon.
the steamer Allison, with Commissioner
ould, for the truce tryst at Boulware's
Landing. 1t is understood That Mr..
Blair's mission to Rabmoad was emphat-
ically one of peace. After laying before
our authorities, Informally Of course, the
wishes of the Federal Government, the
Interpretation of which is peace on q sub
iugation basis, and finding 5hat these
modest desires were not likely to be
complied with, he came down pointedly
to the proposition of reunion upon any
terms and desired to know upon what
terms the South would agree to return to
tho sheltering agis of tho old flag. He
suggested. the g ''Union as it was," the
.nigger % he is," and the South as it
used to be- He suggested also that the
North would foot The bill, and payfor all
thonegroes stolen and property destroyed
.bFthe armies and@enaissaries OF tleA.aa1.:
eratusurpatT0n. Of cours3 made all
of these suggestions on bis own response
bility but whether deemed authoritative
OF not, he received nos the SLIGHTEST en-
enlargement to hope foc reunion, and
was made TO understand shat the South
was.fghting for independence, and inde-
pcndence only. He then inquired wheth-
er, if the independence Of the South were
recognized by the Federal Government,
the South would make common cause
with the North and drive the French
from Mexico? The response understood
to have been given to this diplomatic feel
er, was, Make the proposition formally
and officially, and you will get c reply
This is the substance Of Mr. Blair's politi-
cal conversations with persons in and out
of authority while in Richmond, 50 far as
we have beeIsable to learn. There may
be something yet sub rosa, but we doubt
it; though, probably, there may havebeen
some allusion to driving the English
out OF Canada in connection with the
last proposition.-R Richmond Enquirer 10Th.
-
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ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER,
aali.tiitaI. J.
EIso,tls .tde.. Rie:hmond .Eranltae,..

Fsois he Rieh,aond Eramtasy.
hhiingsh have come to that pass, when
consistency Of purpose and determination
ai.e sure to secure what we have spent SO
much to gain. There is no danger but.
eauseof the Confederacy will triumph,
sided. the 5reformatory measures now
rogress resultin giving to the country
-esolute and intelligent administration;
provided all men, soldiers and citi-
put clear out: of their minds every
sght of retseat or Withdrawal. To;
to any peace At all, cifhorssoon q, d.
E distant future, we must now think
only, and dispose ali, things with
.:ssiins.lls view to that Especially when
sri and unauthorized enlissa4es from
II asllington are prowlingg around, eoun-
ssliilSs Unconditional submission for this
Is tba9tly proposal they have TO make
I've know thai. our policy, our diploT
MACY fho srasonrces of our statesman
sils q ceiisio - 40 N4,..I
aesS FoWloEs' Yhssnel ss.:s .s 80 sss 80, IN
western pemoeFie5, u .9slsnsse ss, l,slss ,
and lilies of Lincoln, would notsb here,
ii there were not at the North a most
xions and nervous haste to bring the
wa: to aclose by wheedling us into sub.
MISSION whlch tae snow sns = I,'.lu III,
soiepss io,ee a,s' - tha;,sainfes I -
Know. :. sl,iS. - ~. ~, ,,,,,.
'sen nrea OH .sAV ssnon .n.ilass .
scla roliesl ior.l. ~ ei,.1p '''p,'.e
of sssslah ana. O sSols5, r1sllo., y, sles
alreaay tniss 'hes Ml'l nos -
laga aneed aallch Y elle onslness sss, ~
S the So7lei,,- alsoats s.ne '7o'-sa
Eed not 2 .o-Dez eo9sl aere... Alls
fjss5. s
j. which thcy have,
,css III Ese field, I'll /: II al all !; and there.
aatb ority fsor describin chat army
So eof, s. istir,. ii sreat part, Of trash: ..
yoFli used bysan g Union Gen
srssl n reno onstratiing with his fellow
i;zefs ssor In sin . filed up his ranks not
gs.d soldiers, But with the offal Of
laiiSiae bought By the pound:
1s.is sseII sometimes. to pass in review
,.aal situation Of military affairs; es-
! sciallv after casual disasters like those
s.,1sa,,,,af, and ( Fort Fisher. to show
s5s,, l;ftls (. .tlhey really affect the prospects
] Il on, cause. low the army of Grant.
a fH,oi,f 6yf Richmond and Petersburg, is
sG,llx bu ia skeleton and a name. That
and host, with which he crossed the:
isEI,id Ann last aIisy, exists no longer: is
baseIV "a apabfe of lloiding the very strong
s sgosiSs EMS which frown sf6ormidably opposite.
70 s57 but are manned chiefly by ne
s,yess ali other Z trash The Dutch
S;:.T, canal is a total failure, and so van-
isIsss aiI hope of bringing Yankee iron
eiasls the James TO lombard our.
Forts a Chaplin and Drewry's butts
from river. Last fall there were,
asssIss powerful attempts made. py
Grant - extend his left wing roundsato
The oAtbsiee railroad all repuised With
sInora OF less slaughter and now he seems.
unab5e zen to harrass US by futile de-
laoI14tra pms of that kind. In fact, he Us is
et;iS waiting upon cooperation IRON II
The slt Of Sherman coming ron lne
5oufh se march upon panFllle ano-bnfkc-
Tiille gill our railroad conlmnncatlons'
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TRUE politics rest more upon profound
Knowledge Of human nature than upon
historical researches into the deep night
OF 4 past forever vanished and ofswhlch
no yestige remains.
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THE most fascinating women are those
that can most enrich the. everyday mo-
ments of existence. In particular and
attaching sense, they are all those that
can partake onr pleasures and our pains
in the ,livcliest and most devoted manner
Beauty is little without this. With it-she
is indeed triumphant.
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Gen. Mcclellan has gone onsa tour IN
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DEPARTURE or TIE NtLYyIx

The militia forces liable to duty, in
Fairfield District, departed en- SATURDAY y
afternoon under command Of Col. ] JAMEs
r. AIKEN, to rendezvous at Colurnbia,
S. Q. The men appeared to be in ex-
cellent trim, and cheerful Phey will do
their: duty when called upon to face the
invader. May Con protect and return
them in safety to their frieuds and loved
ones. e, wv r,ss d. e
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ksrOnlnni;,iionn-

FDY rHRrEgsIpRSr, ArpoixrIxe A p.v .
40 FASTING, HUMILIATION AND pRAy,,
writ THANKSGIVING. G.-rhe Congress NJ ~
Confederate States have, by q Joint resol, H.
ton, Invited me TO appoint day of nnhl;
fastingfhumiliation and prayer, with thant.
giving 10 Almighty God. l2ys
1t is our solemn duty. mt NIL times AL
moro especially ina ssason OF public MI MI
5and adyGrFity, TO acknowledge our denosI
tenee on HIS mercy, and TO bows in lbpn,L,I
submission before His foo,stool, con fes III
our msnjiold sins, supplicatiiig His erao;anI
psrdon, imploring'IIis Divine helm. and -
voutlyr renaeribg thanks for the many a.
great. blessings which lie has vodcIisaf,S
us. .t t,gi , - 80 ~ - t'
s Let the hearts of our people turn o.,
,triteiY and trpstfully unto God let us rsco.
nizc' in His Christening hand tho correc,;.
of o Father, and submissivcly pray tho, MI
trials and spfferings which have 60 lorL
borne heavily upon us may be torned AL
by. His merciiiii love. that His susta;n;rk
GRACE be given to ourpeople. and! His diy,
wisdom impaired to our rnlcrs'; tha, nj
Lord Of Hosts will be with ,,omr armies a,I
fight for rs against our ttiemies; and n
lie will lgraeiously take orr o4use into MI
own hand aud mercifully establish for n.
lasting, just and honorable peace and jnjI
pcndcnee. i'tFt E
Aud let us not forget TO render unto uIg
holy name The thanks andpraiso which al
so justly due for iiis great goodness,
for the many mercies which Heaas extenE
ed to us amid the trials md suff, rin,s III
proraeted and bloody wa,4
Now, therefore, i JEFFERSON DAyIu
President Of the Confederate State,
America, do issue this. my pro,lama,i,k
appointing FRIDAY, .ha 10Th day Of Mari
next, ~ u day Of pnolc fasting, humihsu@ a
and prayer, with Thanksgiving for "i
voking the far or and gudanoe 'of slniulE
God :"".Hd do carnestlyinSite all soldil
and citizcns TO observe tho Same in spiE
of revetence penitence and prayer. II
Given under my hand and the seal of n
Confederate States,f at. Richmond, al
twenty.iiflh day AZ Jhnnary, in tho I'd
Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundM
and siSty-iiye &, W ~
JEFFERSON DAVIS. j
BY the President W
SJ.lp. BsSJAMH, Secretary of State.
feb l3'G5--td
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TIE NEHs.l

- of course it:.cannot ps,expettea that
we will furnish a full history of passing
events until wehave received full share
OF exchanges. We will do the, e,,best,,
under the circumstances. thatiws posi-
,blyDcan. AS soon as papers, commence
coming to us, and we have a widerscope
for making our selections, We viii en-.
deayorto fill our sheet with more inter.
osting matter. ~ ~ = ,r5b'%
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Hhef Daily North e CaroiiniI
(. fuPLIsHEp AT ,wiLsisoTox, n. O.,
~ By II. II. MUNSON. (
Rates o|subse,iption,fn odpane,.

Rafes fsu6sesiptionfn qdpanee.
0nc copy, three m9ntbs3s. .:.:: So
10 Soldiers one month -: ::::
NO subseripiion'liekeh for loDgeI
shorter period than three months.
The paper WILDE discontinued at th I
piration Of The time pdid for unless rene|
~, sA4ssrtiyng Rates.
Adysrtiselinents viii ,be inserted dali!
Five Dollars per square, forteseh insert
ten Hnes or Less constituting square.
Advertisements inserted as Special
Bishop Notices aFe charged Sne.half m
thah above rates-sikkts sfIssded) lines
less coi,nted as q square. sTs1
Obituaries, Marriage Notices. Funeral
Religious Notices, wfen b5t exceeding
lines published free.
No pub 'icaitop made siiaeut rsspoi
BILE name. .tTss
feb 1896;
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.Ml0LR IRPEIR1NcE.

The appearance of the News yester.
day wesregret, fell short Of our cxpscta,
tons in consequence OF the REIMBURSEMENT
OF machinery and the wantof appliances
not yet completed In few days we
lll9pe to complete every arrangement nee
esssry, and then, we assure our friends
that tho mechanical appearance Of the
Ne'Ss shall be equal to that of any other
paper published inithe Confedsracy. y,
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RUMoRs. \

rs Wereceived on Sunday night from
passengers and other sources, a quantity
of rumors Of the most exciting character,
but although we concluded they wero
mainly correct, we did not give publicil ]
ty to them, for the reason that we re.
sardod them contraband to the pres,
i llnaaasmuch as our telegraphic agcns did
not furnish dispatches on the came sub.
ject. '! T.
We will endeavor to avoid giving
publication to sensational reports, as the
public mind is already sufficiently agi.
tated; and ne now caution the people
against lending willing ear to the
many rumors which may be put aaoat
by "the reliable gentleman" especially
the one with "the black carpet bag" as
no doubt he is much more alarmed than
hurt. ] ri 'E
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OUR PAPER.

We instructed the, carriers yesterday
HN morning to leave a copy ofthe Netos at
the. residence or place Of business of every
resident in the town, and if any Of our
trends failed to receive copy, which
was sent as a specimen, me, regret the
occurrence. f5&A
Specimen copies will be supplied BY
Is calling at the Office, where We viii be
pleased to receive orders at any tine
and enter upSsabscriptions.I s,ass
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Gonfederate &c Tnxes.
100 ,FAIRRIRID DIsTnIoT.

FFHE Department requires that the iAdva-
lNlorem Tax, NohrAgricultufa and Sol
diers Tax shall be closed forthwith.
.DefanltinS tax payers must pay immedi-
,ately. Hat - ~ Jy K Js95
The soldiers tax ofonesffth tosbe paid in
currency ON hgricaifardl property, win bo
'c6llsotedin Vinnsborocommapcing on the,l At
day Of March next ard daily to- the. end OF
the month, And as soon rs all your tithe
is delivered procure from the Post Quart or
Master, n certificate stating the value of che
1.-THE so that The deduction Iiiay be made by
the District Collect or and any balance found
due may be collected s3 tI
"a ,lt, OR. THOMPSON,
= 14th District Collector.
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