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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
NEW TO-DAY.
LIE Il T h r .

L E II T II r 8
Remaining Unclaimed I'm the Post Office
at Gold Hill, Nevada, on the 23th day
of January, A. ID. 1865.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant must
call for Advertised Letters aud give date OF List
II not called for within One Month they will be
sent To the Dead Letter Office.
Adams Francis Murray. James
Bloomfield EA Mullowney, James
Byrne William Muck, John w
Barnes, W W Mathews, VIM
Barker, George Moran, John
Boles, Jackson Mots. Henry
Boyer, Henry Nose, l.
BelknRp, + q Minifee, Thos
Brown, James Mckenny, w
Brown, n l. Mckenny, John
Clute, Chas A Nichols, Joseph
Cummings, Antony Nenan, John
Coffin, FIG Nelson, N
Cook, Geo ID Otis, Ira +
Craiger. Major d Preston, Edward
Dimmick. Miss A D Pierce, Richard
Dale, Chas w Partee, Benjamin
Daily, Mrs June Parks, A B
Dow, Miss l. 2 PIante Pierre
Dodge, David Pollard, Pierce
Dockendorf Nicholas Ramsdell, J
Dorsey, Thos B Russell, John c
Edwards, w w Ross 5 b
Eckeit, Henry Roberts, JH
Prudential, Henry Slavin, John
Fleet ] s Shrander, Levi
FelkinS, w we Shelton, Mv2
GrandboiS, Elziard Stone, Daniel
Gagne Ellck Schmidt, John
Hunt, james Smith, James
HUXLEY, Joseph smith, JaSC
Harkison, Chas Terry, Reuben L
Holden. john A Tregloon, John
Isaac, WmH Thomplon, Mrs MS
Ing. John C2 Taylor, Carr L
Jones', John Vosding, John 2 To-.
johnson, J NJ Wright, John B
Kelley, Patrick Ward John W
Kelly, Thos f 9 Woods, HaEen
Kelly, Michael Wilton, X SO
Lincoln, Elijah Wing, Rodney
Lambeth, Henry Wilson, Richard
Ja25 II s. w. CHUBBUCK. Postmaster.
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Iividend Teclas,ed.

"A ia MEETING OF TRUSTEES OF THE
IA Conhdepcs Gold and Silver Mining Compa.
ny, hsh thIs day. dividend Of - ~ per SHARE,
beng ol00 Per loot WAs 6eelared' payable q the
GAk'L HYATT, 6tc,y.
QalA HIl, JAa. la le0. jazz q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

THE official report of Captain ]. w.
Porter, Provost Marshal for Washington
Territory. shows there are 4,l4s men in
the Territory liable to be drafted. So
says the Walla Walla MoantGinesr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

The Missouri soldiers take the prece-
dence of all others in their unanimity for
Lincoln. Against 6,2S5 votes for Mr..
Lincoln, Mcclellan received only So.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

Nnw counterfeis half dollars Of very ex-
cellent workmanship, and well calculated
TO deceive, are in circulation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
Another Answer.

TAKE COLBURN, HAVING PUBLISHED
81 what he supposes IAN Answer " to my card,
/ would briefly reply that his statement that
seven hundred dollars was the debt he owed me.
Is untrue. unless he kept false account in his
books. have true copy of the bona fde debts
existing between us, which ] can show at any
time. His little insinuations about other matters
amount to nothing his present character for truth
being too fur below par.
jaS5 " G. II. BECKWITH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

Sunrise Gold and silver MiafnH
Company:-Notlce il hereby given, that 30 many
shares OF the capital stock Of this company,
standing In the n-ineS of the following persons,
az will pay the assessments due thereon. together
with the cost OF sale and advertising, viii be sold
according TO law, on SATURDAY, February 18th,
1865, at o'clock ~, at the Office Of the compa-
nv In Gold Hill Nevudo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

ON the 25th ult., Denver city Was risit.
ed by q very severe storm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

from the Union and Enterprise Of this Morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
l. W. ThEALL J.A.PAxroN | W. B. THoRNBUEo
ASSAY OFFICE,
THEALL g. CO. q

a6a THEALL & CO.. =
Virginia City, Nevada.
Geld and Silver BulIlon and Ores Of evcry
deScription Melted and AsSGyed.
RETURNS MADE IN BARS OR COIN!
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO TREAT
w our bars by the .,.f a
Humid Process Of Assigning!
This process is the only one In general use IN all
United States MintS, and In San Francisco Assay
OficeS a.
We guarantee our assays TO conform accurately
to the standard of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
GranEer's Movements.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The Senate has
confirmed the nomination of Charles H
Dana 70 be Assistant Secretary Of War,
10 I'LL the vacancy occasioned BY the resig-
nation Of Peter 81. Watson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

8. MoLIToR, of A. SCHMoLz, late of
San Francisco. Us. Branch Mint, ST
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

PLATT RETCHAM, ssc,y.
Gold Hill, Jan. ~, ls6s Jas "a
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-11-11
The s. G; Conference.

The So nth Carolina Conference osthe Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, South, assembled a.
Charlotte, on Wednesday of last week and ad,
journed on Monday of the present week We
are Indebted to fiends who. were in attendance
Tor list Of the appointments and 9th or pro.
ceeding'. Bishop Pierce, of Georgia, presi.
ded. sThcsusual business was transac ctcd. The
Pastoral Address Is an abe paper, and takes
decided ground against re union with the Nor
then Methodist. Church. .r s-
L The Conference expressed. by re solution, It's
concern for the spiritual welfare of the colored
people throughout the Conference territory,
leaving the matter of supplying them to the
Bishops and the Presiding Edeys. The Quar-,
terly Conferences are authorized to license col.
ored men to preaeE and cxhort, when suc!.
action does not conflict with the. laws of the
State in which licenses are granted . s''o
. The Lancaster Circuit is supplied by Rev.
J.W. Crder, the Pastor for Last year. The
Hanging Rock Circuit by Rev. j. NJ Morgan
The Catawba Mission is abandoned The Pre-
siding Elder for the District in which Lancaster
Circuit Is embraced (wadesboro) is Rev. +.
Milton Kennedy.
The next Conference will convene at Marion
n III g g.
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ELECTIoNsNoTIoE.

IN CONcoRMIIffto to 1an ActSof the
a Legislature, sassed October 9th, 1865,
notice is hersby given. hat an election for
members to the Congress OF the United
States, from the State of South Cnrsiipa,
will be held on Wednesday, The 22d day
of November, inst
The Polls in Lancaster District, at the
several precincts. will be opened for the elec-
ion Of enc member for the lst Congress
ional District of South Caroline, on We'd
nesday, 22d Of November 1855, and the ell
ection conducted in the same manner as The
last election for members TO The State Leg
islature, except that the managers win be
required to preserve the ballots thnt they
may be forwarded to Columbia to be fna i
ly counted. Tho votes at the several pre-
cincts, w;ll be counted on election day after
closing the Polls, and certificates Of the
results made as usual, which certificates
with the list Of voters, and tho ballots viii!
be brought to the Court House on the fol,
lowing day for aggregation by one manager
or more from each box
X. +. AI.LiSON,) }
]. II, X BELK. Managers.
w. NJ. ADAMS
November H. 1885. 1t
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New Goods.

The wants Of our pcople'tor mary of the ar
ticlcs OF merchandise were never more numer.
'ocs than at present, and as money is very
'scarce, it is important tha! they make judici.
Gus selections and lay out their funds to the
: best advantage, With the view to assist them,
we direct attention to the advertisement of
the. serm Of Cochrane & Wilson in this paper
These gentlemen, who have lately commenced
business in this place, are natives of Mecklen.
burg County, N. c., and are well kno wn to
some of our citizens as being every way wor.
thy of public confidence and patronage. Buy.
ers will find at their establishment w ell as,
sorted stock Of such articles as are mostly
needed at this time. Read their advertisement
and give them a call, ' ".'ari
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Gen'l. John d. Kennedy.

This gentleman who, our reader. are aware
isa candidate to represent the first Congress.
ional District in the national Conc,ess, paiJ
our Village a visit on Monday last. B.icf as
his visit-was, it tended greatly to ST. eng then
the favorable impression among our people,
previously conceived in his favor from the
very gallan. and distinguished position which
the General sustained during the war. AT the
request of tile citizens, he addressed them in
til; Court House ina speech OF about hall
E; hours length. Though a cold da,, he was lis.
t. ned to with marked attention, and his effort
was highly npp!audcd 1t was rcplcte with
sound logic, good advice, and evnccd clear
conception OF the solemn and important issues
oi the day. He advocates full acc utesence in
the result Of the Late struggle, aid urges a
ready and unanimous suptot of President
Johnson's Administration.
The General Liis fair to achieve MS high a
position in the political as lie did in the mill
tary werld.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-11-11
The Governors Message.

large proportion of our available space,
this week, is devoted to the publication of the
admirable Message of His Excellency, Cover
nor Perry, to the Legislature. It's one of the
most pertinent and practical messages that we
have ever seen eniinate from "a Governor OF
this State, and will well repay careful perusal.
His measure for relieving the people from i'm
mediate taxation, and his sugges tons in regard
TO the College and to the Bank OF the State,
we hope will be concurred in by the Legisla.
ture, and followed ty appropriate legislation
on these important subjects.
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SpeCial Notice.

A LII persons are hereby warned not to
IA trespass on my pine lands, known as
the "Steam Mill tract; also Withc,spoon's
and Massey's tract adjoining the Steam
Mill tract. ! understand several parties
have been hauling lightwood off these lands
to this market for sale, l therefore, caution
the public 20 be more particular from whom
they purchase, as am determined tc put a
stop 20 il, if have 10 resortto law.
Nov. 1i-2t. GEO. SINCLAIR.
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Administrators Notice.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
IN or claims Of any kind whatever agains,
the Estate Of Gel. James II. Withe-spoon,
deceased, are notified to present the same
for payment within the time prescribed by
law. And I'll persons who ere indebted in
any manner to the said Estate are reques.
ted to make payment forthwith.
This notice will be p'oad In bar 10 any
claim Or demand presented for payment q .ter
tbs expiration of the time prescribed by
law.
B. J. wITHERsPooN,
J. H. WIThERSnOON, Aam iS'
Nov. q, 1865 5-9-3t.
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Notice.

A LII Guardians, Tsustees, and Receiv.
IA ers. holding their appointments under
the Conrt Of Equity are hereby notified and
required 10 feRdsr their returas to this OF.
Gee before the first day OF December next
Rules will be issued agains, defaulters in
every case.az Esac se Beis - 81 ~
X. G.. BILLINGS, C. f.. l.. d.
Com'rs OFce, Lancaster G. H., s. c.
October 18th, 1866. Tot.
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B'or Sale.

g'oc Sale.
FENHE building in the Village formerly
Il used as Baptist Church, and the Lot
on which il is situated. The Lot and build
ing will be sold together or separately.
Apply to w. bi. CONNORS.
Nov. 4, lS6S,-9.2t ~ -. -. -
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SOUTH CAROLINA Lancaster District.
pYD. a. WILLIAMS. Esquire. ord!ua.
, ~ for snii nistrict

pa ~. n. NlLi1lA Aalso, ESQUIRE, Ora!na-
ID ry for said District
WHEREAS, Rob't. NJ, Sims, has applied
10 me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits oil Ii. w. Campbell, late of the
District, aforesaid, deed. ..r
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased 10 be and
appear before me at our next Ordnary's
Court ior the said District, o be no olden at
Lancaster Court House on the 28th day of
Noy. inst, to show cause, if any, why the
said Administration, should not be granted
{ ~ Given under my hand and seal i,
( L. s. this. 7th day, of Novemb Der, in the
I t-~~) )year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred md siXty.fve, and in the S9th
year of the independence Of the United
States of America. p s.. e.Is..
..t b. A. WILLIAMS, o. l.. d.
Nov. IL, lS65.- Gpinters fec 81.
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Cotton Plantation to Kclrt. .

r OFFER FOR RENT OR LEASE MY
Il Plantation, situated on the main road
lcaGing from Lancaster to Camden, lying
between Salem Camp-Ground and hanging
Rock Creek, and known as Tho Spring
Place. On the place there are about -Four
Hundred acres of land in good state Of
cultivation; one half of which is fresh land
and all Of it highly productive. With Or
dinary attention, il will produce fine crops
of either Cotton or Provisions, The fenc-
ing is in excellent condition. Besides the
planting land, there are several hundred
acres of fine pasture land, all under good
fence. The place is well watered, and in
every respect well worthy of q visit from
ANY who may wish to rent. IL VIII be
,rented for one year or longer II desired. |
win take pleasure in showing the place.
and may be found at my residence one mile
below iIasging Rock Creek. .sls.t un
a JAMES III. INGRAM.
Oct 7lh, lS65,--5-tf ~ ISL
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Estate of Dr. IA. L.. Crnwford.

Estate Of Dr. Ia, A.. Crawford.
DERSONS indebted TO the Estate of the
l. late DIX. RoBERT J.. CRAwFoRp, will
make early payment TO the undersigned /;
and ali persons who have demands agains,
said Estate, of any grade or character, are
hereby notified to present them duly attes'
ted to the undersigned within a reasonable
time from the publication Of this no,ico,
otherwise said claims will be bnrrei
's Nj. N. CRAWFORD.
Aipinisirdtri.r.
October os.h, 1865. sA6t.
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N0MIN
New Advertiscrnen ts.
For Sale,

r WILL SELL FOX CASH (privsteIy,)
Il FINE LOT Of CATTLE, BROOD.
MARES aud MULES. Apply to
Il. X. CURETON,
7miles North of Lancas ter c. Ii.
Nov. II, 1850 loft.
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eY- The time for when many of our sub.
scribers have peid will soon expire. We give
them this whrning that. they may renew
as the paper, in ALL cAsEs, will be discontinu.
cd at the expiration C. the time for which tn ey
I have paid. Subscribers finding a (X) cross
mark on the margin of their paper may know
that their time is out.
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SOUTH CAROLINA-Lancas.er Disirict.
10y ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina-
D ry Tor said District. '-o"s
WHEREAS, w. Il. Dunlap has applied TO
mo for Letters Of Administration on oil
aud singular the goods aud chattels, rights
and credits Of J. l.. Dunlap, elats Of tho
Dis,ric! aforesaid, deceased. ,.,.s,., ats ~
THESE are, therefore, TO cite and ads.
monlsh MI and singular, The kindred s4&
creditors OF the said deceased, TO be -
appear before ne at our next Ordinary'S
Searfior the SAID District, to be holden ut
iar Court House on the 18Th day of
Z! !6s,, TO show cause, IL any, Why
- shd Administration should not DO
[~l Given under my hand and seal,
L. s. this, LIST day Of November, in the
~ Syear OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and xty.iive, and In the seth
year of the independence Of the United
States Of America. sai Is1E
ID. A.WlLLIAMS. o. L. L.
Nov 4, 1867 lprintsrs fee -.
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SOUTH CARuLlNA-Laacasier Distric
DY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Oedips


DY D.A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordipa
ID ry for said District.
WHEREAs, III. J. Vincent has applied to
me for Letters of Admin istration, IN all and
singular the goods ard ch attrs, rig hts end
credi.s of 5. j. Vincent, late Of TIE District
aforesaid, deceased.
p THESE are, therefore, to cie and ad-
monish all aud singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said dcceased, to be and
appear before me, Of our next Ordinsry's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Lancaster Court. liOuse on the AID day Of
Nov, inst. to show cause, if any, why the
said Administration should not be grnn,ed
~ Given under my hand and seal,
Z |, 5. this 1th day OF November, in the
I ~ year of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty five, and in the s9th
year of tho independence of the United
States OF America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, OIL D.
Nov. IL, 1866 printers fee S..
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Masonic.
Dr. j. Ia. WitIlc,spoo,i

respectfully Oilers his professional services to
the people OF LancasterviIle and surrounding
country. He can be found at his Office oppo
site the residence OF j. A. Hasseltine, o. al
the residence OF his father Col. J. III. Witlier-
spoon.
September Q isGs-f s,F
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The Amnesty Oath,

Blank forms OF the mnessy Oath may be
purchased at this Office either by the HUNDRED
or by the single blank Single blank 10 cents
By the hundred $500 /.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-09

AAis vsess ahica il nsVsg pgactlaad 81
no pre9enee 81 any one, has proved tas
etofiaslnE rnia oi thoussnds Of the nohl1st
aaa n'ost talented y0uag men that sucs
gave tongue % eldquenea or pon b. song.
y hea destroyed hoaliAs blsstsd the ecus4
tatioli And sedGced she mi7erabio sictr y
itfing skeleton. Nor are these iD 6-ai
AID i@-1 suacts tu - pains ers scali arei
lee felna q reason, tho NEST me.anchoir
sight has can meet mortal evsr. T1t,
cures pefmanently cf shis aflieiIof. trll ep
Df. lclemaui 30. et Nctth Chsrrg strsst
o. address hin 81 letter, Ror 81. Es.h
wills, Tenn. fstes I'd
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CITY DIRECTORY.

CITY DIRECTORY.
ATT0RNEYs an LAW.
0TTs Z. Attorney end Counsellor &c Lew
I s5fico ass Cherry s.: ? Q. Boz 80.
EANKE1s AED RIsOKEEss.
s,rRsr NATIONAL BASE-Goysmment pePosi-
II ~ So Co,ltgs strHtt, between Union
ans tss Pl0ic Square -liealsIs ie Onse-lsl' l
Mouey, Exni a1gs, uoin, and ~ -
1900 4 / sinls. stocks ani Sends poueS. Ana
soll 90 commission c.Rseiions prompay a.
'e9dta g 8 ssSrorp, Pras't. Jas G. oaDrs .cashr.
-~.ppr TAOS s.--Rroksr. corner Union nd
MI college streets, tuys s1d sells eei1,
-. Money. G yeIumsnt Securities and Nouchefs'
Celleauofis a.Eended to promptly
also buys and els On mnaisslon-
c7FC5Np NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- 1herry street, de l. in Exe ha1ges = teI5l-
neat Securities snd &c soiiecnons PloA'PHS
asten5ed o J. AunsDES, cashief.t
1T1HTRp NATIONAL BANK OF nashville
Iseals in exchange; .Gotetnmeut Secnrilea
and Cola. Collections ron PITY a. i..,e; sll1eo ~
God Stocks tud B0ncs Ia on So.nil'i ~ =, -.
W W. BERKY Pfesidsnt. EDGAE JtSEs, u iler'
nOOK AND x0B PRINTING.
rstsfFROy. ya. & co. Book and Job Pfiniersi
4 ,srs ~ tshc-z of the IA y and eekly
fSSion, Timers AheJ. belEeen Union ana pesu-
ericz streets.
8oOKsELLERs AND sTATiONERS-
~fNGI,kTOg. K H--RookseeT, Publisher,
ssaticner, and PCIiodi IA Deales Post o'zce
Building.
CAeRTleE TANUFACrURERs.
xaYKRS s BUNT-ManufsctureI Of all me
M Latest styles OF Firat Clsss Csrliaees aoa
6nGries, Hxpres wagons srd cer4yfl-s, y Norsh
RSarhtt street.
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Sod b. al respectable watch dealers.
THE AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
uis.ia 0mss. fs1 Prosa-as y. Va
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an Erapacns.

rr 6Eayne's tAnny I.chl Ian Heal,ug Ointment -
nf haayuo's lArny ltehl "Ai-ncai.ng Ointment.
Dr. sasyus's tAnaY iiebl "Ah-heshng Qht|nelti
No caFa 20 OBSTINATE, ur long aaIi 81 .t aai uat
cure 10 q shori lIno, al kirlis oI Tester are perua
uendY cured. Army lfeh, whleh "a s1 prevalent il
neger lniz 30 cure, thEon.c kfJsireiail -slt isum
Nngeorme, t1laers' l.ch, kr Hruptcu. ecFrrisT
the whole susiicu 90 iAa Uo.1s GA UIlal. el a-l
Veafa slaadinH ttaf pas sl arA7Ice every o.Irt
mode Of treaiaout al yIed % tna healnr nfcn.-
hos ol she great vegetable ealFr.
Psnes 90 cents By seeding 6n cents io lr.
sNayue Son, Gee North aiEil street. fhifd deiuh.a
free OF charge
sold bY VI. r. a q. W. sslITH. uFurrisa
Cor. Church aui Nina als.s isa81T.'ll o.
raayla.srl ved I'll sun
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We had the pleasure last night Of
,ostine Captain AlDert Roberts, OF, as
~ 4 n,ore generally called, John Hap
~ :. . formerly editor Of the Nashville
bs,,er and for the last year and y
bsif connectsd with the Montgomery
Nell He & on his way 70 Nashville,
--bera he expects 70 enter the political
s,e-s -. onee more. aJ0kn' has lost none
~ - "a propensity for story telling
end firing OF squibs1 and IS IS happy
- IL - was in the dAys Of yore We
Lr-,a - Nsshvillians Will make Il an
rSisrt IA keep the Captain within tbs
ssste Ia order that We may not lose
a. nieasure Of hearing from him daily.
Challenges 6arstle
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f officers who ere anxious 70 get their COM
pauies mustered on Of service, 90 q % ailoF
their men 70 20 home, can have Their muster
out rolls executed IN one day ~ O'heiil's
Claim Agency Office, No. IS Cedar Sc Sod
iers' back pay and 0oanty secured. Monthly
returns # QuartermasteTs' stores, and guar
terly retarns Of ordnance stores promptly
executed. jy25-Imos
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Tue CoxFEssEoEs AND ExPEarEscEoF or ~ lg-
vALID.-Pubnshed for the benelt, and as a
caution 70 young men and others, who suffer
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &C. Supplying nt the same time
The means Of self-eure. By ono who has
cured himself after undergoing considersbie
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