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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21
GOYERNMENT CLAIMS g al
r a. FAULKNER & WIFE. VS..

BIZ for Partition Of Land. s e - - s5eesls,
II appearing my satsfaction thai "A. X sayte, 1e-
the children of David Hnss and hs wife Maah 1eIy de-
ceased, (names unknown the HknY Ward md
dants In above stated case, reslds Beyond te s
Stae II is therefore, ON motion Of y. Bolton Smith, So
citor for Complanan ordered thar said absent Defn
dants do appear and answeror demVr 20 the bill ed
In this case within three months from the ppblicaion of
this notIceSor said blu VIII be taken astothen
,-.l August 81 WAktEa 8 2. NETS, 9. z ~ ii
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21
OITTH CAROLINA-YoRK DIS.

y TRICT.-Whereas, J. B. GOOD, has applied to me
for Letters Of Administration, all and singular, the
goods and chattels, rights and credits Of n GOOD,
late OF the District aforesaid, deceased ~ :
These are therefore, cite and admonish all and sngu
lar the kindred and creditors of the said deceased be
and appear before me- next Qdnays Court for tho
said District TO be holden York Court House the 9th
day of October next shew cause any, why the said
Administration should not be granted. .,g-,ss,-. -
Given under my hand and Seal this 18th September
In the year our Lord thousand eight hundred and
si1ty-fve andin the 90h year Of the Independence OF
the United States of America.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21

.NTOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
/ have this day formed aLIMrTED PARTNERSHIP
unda the of JOHN MAY for the buying and selling
Snuff Segas, Wines, Liquors; Fancy Articles, &c. The
place Of business Of the firm Is TO be In the town of York
Vile, South Carolina. JOEL w. RAWLlNSON is the
special partner and has contributed In actual cash, the
sum of FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS. JOHN MAY
the general partner. Said Partnership commences this
day and Is continue for the of years from this
daie, September S, 1865. JOEL w. .RAWLINsoN,A
! -. -a JOHN MAY.
|Scptemberl4 % Ct ~
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- I.
0htuMp.:

DIEo-Near Ebeneze In this District, at the residence
of her brother VIM. j. Faris, August llth, Miss MARGA
RET FARIS, aged g. years. ..'--.. .
Near Ebeneze in this Distic at the residence Of her
brother, William ]. Fars, September LIST, Miss NANCY
FARIS, aged 81 years. =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21

THOMAS J. ECCLES, REGIS
i TERED NOTARY PUBLIC, for York District, will
give attention all pertaining 70 Gover1ment N
fairs, AMNESTY OATHS and PETITIONS FOR PAX
DOM Collection OF DEBTS, the Probate OF Wills Tes-
aments Lands, &c., the laws Of the STATE, under the
United States, may allow or prescribe. <t
August IL -, -z IL - ssrs,5.s IL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21
SCHOOL NOTICE.

MA MISS ELIZA 8. MANIGAULT, Is desi-
6fAa rous Of underwriting thefnstrictlon OF CHILL.
"a DREN from FIVE TO fourteen years old, In all
= - the branches of an ENGLISH sEDUCA-
WEH TION. For terms, &C., apply at her resi-
dence, opposite Wmsakers Stables. So
September IA = y IT,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21

NICKERSON'S HOTEL, C0LUM-
IN BIA, 8. C.-The undersigned, having leased the
LARGE and CoMMoD1oUs BUILDING known as the
"Columbia Methodist Female College Win open It as
FlRST-CLASS HOTEL, on September Z. - =. .
~ T. s. MCPHERSON, Proprietor.
August "a - - = .alE. .Y..L- 81 :: :,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21

TOR SALE-A HAND ON E..
l Wheeler & Wilson SEWING MACHINE, In good
order. Apply AT STOVES HOTEL.
September 81 % ts
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21

TOR SALE.-AN EXCELLENT
Il secondhand CARRIAGE. with without GOon
sett of DOUBLE HARNESS. Also, GOOD PIANO.
Apply to DR'JoHN MAY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21

CALT.-25 SACKS OF SALT.
~ For sale by FLOYD, DoBSoN SEQ.
; September2l q %
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-21

property are subject to our hnai and absolute
control. All writers agree, says Mr.. Ste-
pens, that ssthe victor may inhict punish
ment upon the vanquished enemy, even to
the taking of his life, liberty, or the confs.
cation Of al his property; bntthat this ex-
treme right is never exercised except upon
cruel, barbarous, obstinate and dangerous
foe, who has waged an unjust war" And
he holds, moreover, that as the rebels have
shown themselves in this unjust war to be
"cruel, barbarous, obstinate, and danger
GUS foe," it is our right to "execute, impris-
on and confscate." And this right Mr.
Stevens as IN fa0or Of exercising to ats ful-
lest ertent. Bow many of these conquered
enemies We should execute he leaves for
tothers to Judge; but enough to stpropitiate
the manes">o of our slaughtered martyrs of
the war and they should be triedby courts.
martial. But he proposes to ''confscate all
the estate of eoery rebel be9lsgerent whose
estate was worth ter, thousand dollars, or
whose land exceeded two hundred acres" "
and to appropriate the proceeds to- the pay,
ment of the National debt.
! That we may not be suspected of over
s stating his views on this point, We quote In
his own language, the exact disposition
which Mr. Stevens proposes to:make Of the
proceeds Of this wholesale confscation
s.There are about six millions offreedmer
!, tbe Srp.h. The number of acres Of LAND
is 465 100000, of this, those who OWL
above two hundred acres each, number
about, 70 1000 persons, holding in the aggre
gate together with the Stated asoat Ssa,
J 0oOo coo ! acres, leaving fprall the others be
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-12

>lt :..z,;a ~ H.. ani,;,
documents recently Su'''i'''e" " '"e a.
teniion Of ConIfeSs AID the coantry, Is
Licutenani-Gencra Grants report OF the
clo.;n, cam,a;cn. oc tbe war AZ The
''s'o'y y '"o ''"'s'' ~ o'''e'''o
recorded, written by Tue most successful
general Of the war, it viii claim the aflrn-
ian not only Of the present reneration.but
rut - La.aaf,o. io,o,o al u
= o. ""0 "
the welfare Of The great hepuolic' y de-
riyes additional interest at The present mo
ment from tho fact that in il tho Lisuten.
C...l .,.......a, O.. ~ a.. ,,ao
-"
his estimate q us '1oofa'pa'e oou'lh"hn-
ers.
Tie views Of tbe country concerning
~. a.;, or ei.a.aaa slor;1.n o,5
no'iias' are sustained W i"e op'p'o" %
Gen. Grant. Ortheir ability 10 planning,
vigor is executing, aud heartiness il CO.
he everywhere speaks in terms
Of the warmlst praise. Gems. Meade ana
Hunter are given more credit Tor ability
aud eeneralship than the people Q enerally
have been willing 10 accord them. OF
the other hand, Gems. Rosccrans and W.
+. Smith are estimated less highly by the
Lieutenant General than they have been
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~ ApofTrloN o. sLAvEaY-

TIA ABOLITION o. SLAVERY
TIE rlqafs,c number of Sasrs have
rtjscl ihe Csnst,a. ioaai Amend sent sod
slavery ami utolss'ary .srutsdg, exespt
a. q r1aistmvu, for crime, have ceased e
exist "a ibe unasI States Alatama cast
,he 6oal vote Ia rs favor, and Ncw Jersey
mast submit 30 3bc Disgrace 81 having r.
fused Der ass.tauce when e vas niece ssary
10 the success IL ibe great measure.
ia Gle history q our country, both e.
onial and national slavery ha. been q
question Of che most vital importance u
fate has been closely ialeraoyeo with thai
Of lie nation and the years Of social and
political liiie that preceded lhs appeal 10
arms proved that the success of the ONE
would be The destruction Of the otber
Whatever may have been said about The
nature 81 tic contest. the ree. issue was
between slavery sal ,he r public and
the last day Of the Se0thern institution Is
The day OF the nations complete triumph
Heretofore slavery ha, baen The one
great theme. Il has held the most prom
inent place ia evcrh branch Of literature
1t has been he principal subject Of legis-
latjan aud debate II ha. been the cipi.
tai Of parnes and the sublrct o. a mighty
war. With lis death commences an age
Of new ideas, principles, aud issues.
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A CARD TO INYALIDs.

Clergyman. while residing 10 South Amcrica
~ 4 missontrf discovered 8 saie and simple rem
cly tor ihe Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Eatiy Pc
cay Diseases 81 ,he Urinary and Seminal orgsns
ana TIE whole frsin Of disorders brought ~ b. hane
raj ana vicious h5bits. Great numbg{' have bfeH
aic8dy cured bg ti mobile remedy Prompted II
r desire 80 benefit tie afflicted and unfortunate
will aend tle recipe Tor preparing ana uting ms
me8icine, 10 3 sesled esye0pe, 70 ans oHe Who hesd'
Il FIRE. n thargs.
Please inciose posi- - envelope, addressed g
yourself AZORES
JOS PII 7. INNAE,
s1rioA y, bistr iocsr,
IL A,c lork Cfig.
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Coon no Nvss = II --li ss The Ga aisgs A.
ciafes. sllalfh iu tbe Greats.t u Earthly Tess.
BRAKES PLANTATION RifTERs
Have bren ul great service p nakiHe people heal
thy, ana kesg,ag them 80. Taey shouid be found
iu every household
Ihey give bose 20 the Stomach, vigaf 10 the bods
and remove dark doubts zad auhappy feelings lruW
the mlnd. They relieve gain and i0Hiiy the whole
system against tbe attacks 81 dlsease.
There smoothing better q take 'iuf The stomach :
sake than the pLkNrArtoN BTrEW,
Tboy curg Dysppsa, iioaribuu, Indigestion.
Drowsluess ilcadaeh, Pain ID Tie Side, Liver ON
plaint. aud Rheumatic Paias vita magical power.
good effect s ieli at once upon making the iirsi
trial 80 change u diet Is necessary. Est The
best YOU caa get and an you waat, Follow our
directions aud YOU wi,l soon feel
WILL STRONG, ASp HEARTY.
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RIA onFtr fNGttsH rFurnr.
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CEEEERfTEp FEHsLg PMS.


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spidHt ,3l ufakss.s ~ais aHr8 stasss sKsut
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Hfst 81 Naffisaat street Nsu Neft.
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Two men Of Lexington, named Fuller
and Wiley. entered the house Of Widow
Morrison Of Canada, and carried Of
large trunk containing $1,000 10 speeia,
and $4,000 IN currency. The thieves
were pursued by the awakened inmates,
and we're arrested while endeayorins 70
conceal their ili-gotten gains in haymow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-12
ITCH ITCH ITCH!
SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH
Wheatons Ointment

Will CJSE las ITCH IN % HOURS
Also cares SALT RHEUM ULCERS. CHu..
81 AIMS, and ulI ERUp IONS OF THE SEiN-
Price 30 cents. for sale by 40 druggists.
n, sending 60 cents - WEEKS s. POTTER,
Sole Agents lIo Washington street Boston, il viii
be forwarded by mail free Of passagc, to any part
Of the United States.
Oct %, 1865. rs Tyr.
MORE FHLUdBLE THAN GOLD
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AGENTS WANTED
$40 AnAY EASY MADE &I(

~ stins KnrfaslnFs Card Paragraph sha staflepsty
ua -tasBef5 tatkfts etsflis 81 officers ssst rsskaes
tait4ias Falfr latfluFHs. FebtH g "a - ard tpws
tIft usfth tat4f af fvtall fsrs aHif ~ eFHtat We
: 81 sssa Aesais Foo stationery taetAgts ahd silver
Mafab 80 ss Ne also pBbiss tFisna.d stevl knerax.
tags aud raffats llthnaWFh rfiHta. So tfFt ltaiaF
sHd .aAian Rij ssnd nHt assufttptui ~ a 60 tle
tal ain frallkt taH - 81 ga taat asa 81. fe 80
gt,f Wll send ssmpls lt ~ g. that ~ ssii igf tle
--n4 stamP catalogue, vrinsi SEPT
HA~hlNA& Co. 80 htaku,aa street y. y.
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u.e Rssne'. rain kunns nosie oil.


Worm Hkf . iHaTT9.
livery person ia this towb viii Cad u for their
profit ~ Nei tof their comfort, II they use Rem
mes Pain killing Mage Oh, when they have Head.
aehr, loOthscbr, Ch,lblaius, Ague In the Face aad
Java laiuc shoulders, kheum atsn, and seiatiea,
Bruises, CrAnlls, Colds, sore Throat, o. any pans
Of this nnture he ladies viii hnd ia bless.
ing relieve their peculiar FAias Il Is one Of the
beat things tu uec iu a family genewi remedy
Tor any ktud s., painful daorder o. hnr, " burn.
ct diseoyeSd apd il Is clsau sad deeious to use.
Use It fretlv SOIL BY all Druggists aud Merchants
sold ~ MAneLesle, by G. = uhNn.
NA, kkNNk, fhlsheld, Mss.
Sold At wholesale by ] /. h0mpsou son, Troy
n. n,uns Barnes 4 Co., NoN York,
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Glad News
FOR THE UNFoETrSATE.
on G..;I1, Dl1.

FOR THE UNFOETtNATE
Bells Specific Pills.
are warranted n nj cass for the SrErpl and PLENASESr
CuEg ofal diseases arising lfom seSua elccsses 81
YOUTHFUL iNplsCEElioN,
Seminal loss Nightly l.misslonA and sensual Dreams
Genital Physical and Nervous Debility, Impotence,
elect scxual Diseases, &c. &c. Sc.
No change of Diet Is necessary
and they can lie used without detection Each box
tanning 60 pills Price ONE DoLLAE, II you cannot get
them of your druggist they viii bc sent ly mail securely
sealed possp paid with fan instructions, that insure
cure on receipt Of the money and q pamphlet % 10
pages on tho errors 81 youth The consequences and rem
edy sent lrce 10 cents required for postage Address
Dr j. BnYAs Consulting Ply scmu.
+ y. Box aO59. AZ broadway, New OH,
Dealers can be supplied rs pemas Barncs Co. Whole
sale Agents, New. ORR. --lAii
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TO THE LADIES!
Both Married and single.
The Oldest Regulator for Females

DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
WIN Immediately rclieye without palm al disturbances
81 the periodic discharges whether arising from relaNa
ton suppression They act Hike charm 10 removing
the pains that accompany difficult y innodrraie hehs.
truation aud The Only safe and fetabe remedy tor
Fushes. Sick Headache Pains 10 the Lolnsi Back ana
Sides Palpiiaon a Tbs Heart Nervous Ireinorh iIFs
teics spasm- Broken sleep and other unpleasant ana
dangerous effects Of unnatural eopdNph 81 ths sexual
functions In the worst Of Fluor Abss, on Whites
they effect speedy cure ~
Dr.. Cheeseman's Female rus
Have been used 0NEE a QUARTER or ACENiI Ebs
They ofereCas the only aae means o fene slhs ~
tba There Is one ond,l u re female system IN which
the Pills cannot BE- tikcn without producing ~
LIAR RESULT The condition referred y y Ih ~
rsable tondney ~ he medicine 10 restore the sexual
niurtious to n.rnal condTFun hat even the reprudnc
tive power 81 cannot resist II TIE CANNVE DO
HAES On any other way.
Dr.. Cheeseman's Female FiRs
Ar, the onl, Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES harc relied upon 5r many years, or ran rely
upon now BEWARE OF INVITATIONS These Ftls
form the Finest Preparation ever liit iVf"afN' VIE
,gDIATE and PFESIsTENf SUCCESS Don't
Id Deceived Take te,s advertisement 70 your
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most EEIIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE ~ THE
WORLD, which e comprised -
Dr. Cheeseman's Female PiH ! 7
They have received. au4 receiving tbs sane,
ton ortHoiD0sl eminent Physicians 10 America
EXPLICIT DlBEGtio@7 Win eseh bn By ~. i*lee'
one Dollar per BaN egataiHing from 20 to g. lils
Pulls sent by mall promptly, bY remttinR TIE price
to tie Proprietor y any authorized Agent IN eufrsnt
+, sod ~ D-agd.tt generally
/ HUTCHlNG5 * HlLLYLB, ProprIciors.
Cedar street. Nv York
Trade supplied b John + Henry g..
Waterbury ~
iyIi'ow
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A gentleman rs Len01 says sly feet felt a.
ihou &. tb8usands n nee - ere betbR stuck iato
iAem. Ca. - s90a 3 eommeEeeQ using Eebhes
gagic OIL the ehibla.us began % 4lAppear. and
Son got well. Il d. good lor cnilb afes.ioF saie
"a Ma0cA esier 81 e. 8. OkFih.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-12

NIsTH VERuONr-The Ninth Yer.
mont battalion, with officers aud 2J3 men,
arrived at Burlington las, Wednesday 10
be mustered out.
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BryanS Life Pills
PURIFY THE nI.OUD,

Remove Headache. Dizziness. Giddiness Drowslnsss
Unpleasant Dreams. nimness 3f sight, Indigestion
Cleanse The stomach and Bowels,
Insure NE2 Lmr IN the debiiiatsdsud
RESTORE THE SICK 10 PElFECT nEAlTH
Try cml they only cost 70 cents aud you cannot get
them Ut your druggist send the money 10 DR. J, Bl1 AN
Consulting rhyeican az iiruadMay T. q Box 5Oi9 and
they viii b. sent hy return mail post pad.
dealers supplied BY Demss BARNES \ O. Wholesale
A..,tt Ne,, N1r
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Casle.on 10 hare new ard stately
hotel, which !. 70 cost $4,000,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-12

MAsoNIc--At the last regular comm unicaton
of Went River Lodge, No 81. +, aud A. NJ,
Londonderry VI, Nov -, the following oiicers
we're chosed:--J L. Pierce, " NJ i. II Davis,
S. W; A II. Stowel, J., W.. Geo. Walker,
Treasurer; c, w. Whitney, secretary; L. W.
Melleudy, D.; o. ~ RUSSELL j. D., NJ y,
Whitman, 4 J. Jaquith, Stewards; II, ,Stowell,
Chaplain; Silas Whitman, Marshall; II Bar
rett, Tyler
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3t(mc5csty d0lcrhIp journal.
GEN. GRANTS REPORT.

MANcnE TER VI, TUESDAY. PFC y. 1sG5
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AnoNlnAN Tones D. a MNssi
"a .sasrataa WfsHfefsF EFsaIsz
NJ nass=.ta- IL tses ksths sfssfts. f srsfs
~ Nts4-s Is & Ihs stesfss e . sa tttff pHf
e. fa aueHase
TIE EasE8~I@N ssrsslafs
What til IIlusirious Abnerthey said.

W ~hst ths ua.feF saaa Alsrhstaf Be
eret fAaies asesas 81 5ssa iaasiHf gasisas
eaa ass asi Oh .tsa't atn sa ts.sthe ssress
rsa q rel.f siHlsa EMS 5fef 80 g ss&
CASTS go fsH ssl# rathtHe seIssasf $40
AHaF g trH sea. at tasf WtsF tta,ss tvs affsr+
- aHt 81 afaf 50 Faa esHiL tHetss aaf sqats aa
aftHs hsif tIat IS aat H1sre sg sas aistssr a5.5
aHsa al hi5a Boz O. iaaf g. u tfaila.a. caa3liier.
Nafkt5K ft fss ssrrrt.ff e i af 70 o. ~
ht.assf aFaftsHa g. tsaH ihe steaislh saa WISE
vIEaf1Ht Easlifse lffhs Hfs p @tsa ans taF efhrf
fsaftr lh aftissa. Eaue Aaa fratf affa aHh tu&
rast FeHial fes. lthtr kHttai aHtt sHH AifrfEHtt
hss artF 81 sI.HislsiEI.5 81 .Ht CO HysIeFta sa4
IHfff Disease o. s rTffit A- ~ ttit 81 SIZES ser
Hesfs 81 nd AtuF aHa Saw De- eaf lFsS authafs tV
etaIafHt esrg. ftH 90 1aci, IN h-usauas e ne nasI
fufs aut 81 UvHrs asE I'D sb sae4aaa H4 Fr'iectits
aFs|asi rIf rtfir aaf 5alsIeas ttsaatts ana er=
lasI5 Baaasaa, hai s. ihs saas Time Iassfiat iasis
afaaE aa3 a.tgrati,ts8
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MARRIED.

10 sapdkate bee oh. by Rev J, q. Gpodiug Mt An.
plEN N1IkNLE 10 Miss CYNTHIA NJ LEMU,
both OF AaadEnle
Ia Arlington Dee l. st s. James Church IS The Rec
tor Esy Charles ; Hale Mr. HORACE VI TnuNf-
SON u sprlbg ayd, 70 Mis- GEORGIA NOS ktsEY, 9t
Arlington.
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LANpGnoyE.---O the lst inst D. r. Way Of
Laudgrove sold pair Il two year old steers,
weighing about 1900 lbs, for The nice lille sum
Of $500. II, also has pair of yearlinss for
which he has been offered 500.
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in Went Ripper, Dee. 9th, Capt THOMAS SHELDON
ia the sslh jtar VI bis axe Hs tbs oldest native
born mAn in the toNa
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The Salem Press stys;--Tbe Sandgats Debat-
ing Club are debating The question, (which rs the
prouiest a girl With her first beau, or woman.
with her first baby"
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Is the place TO buy Goods
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-02
PEACE !; 4! e; :R RUM j IS;
- ~ = ,3:.t i3&#:..3,A. f.: I@:t

il: a, PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81. 81,
The rumor is current here that rebel
peace commissioners have arrived at
City Point en- route to Washington. H.
: A special dispatch to the Evening
Telegraph dated Washington 3lst
states that it il known in /. tho best in
formed circles here that a commission
from jeff Davis consisting Of Vice.
Prss,dent Stephens, r. N. T. Hunter
and GEN. G. w! Smith have arrived ut
Ana.pslis with free power to arrange a
settlement Of, our national difficulties,
It IL believed from the understanding
between Mr.. Blair and Mr.. Davis, that
the terms will be entirely satisfactory.
70 the administration; aud TO Congress,
and will chiefly copsist e. n sn,nesty
to oil offenders and . Withdrawal Of the
oon6seation proclamation. 1,..,.i =i:4 II
j,..n ~q>;s :o:.,, WARRINGTON, jan, 81. ;
9, Nothing can be- obtained cou6rmato-
= # the report that rebel peace COM.
mriiasss''onersI have arrived At City Point
en- route to Washington. s.:tar',,..,
, The The rebel Congress, in q recent de-
bate q on the propriety Of armiug slaves,
denounced e1!9' ID! jeff l Davis in the most Bit
seT 'erm lis';' ~ .r4nts t,gauh.I .:piiE I'll
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