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NOTICE.

In the County Court Of said Comfy, at Keoknk
To Lucy NJ worthngton, Eliza T. worth'ngtor and Vd-
ward 3. worthingtnn children and minor heirs cf m
H. Worthington, deceased, Al ] TO all Others:
Notice is hereby given that there s on ME In the
County Court Of Lee county lows at Fort Madison the
petition Of Anna Z. Bower, ps Guardian Of the Above
naef miners praying for order Of said Court Auhor
izing and powerisg her said Gnnralan 90 st ait
the right title and interest Of said minors IN Lot nun Der
four f4l in Block number nnetysix 9t in the city ei
KeohEk, Lee county, Iowa
Said petition will be hearing and allowance ~ ile
Conrt aforesaid the hrst Monday of April $50 at ~
O'Clock A. ROBERT H. ~ iLi.hMN -.
riehl7-dtd Atty for Anna u. Bower, Gusrdian, &c
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SIDEWALK NOTICE.

At meeting Of the City Council Of tho CITY oi heo
knk held March Tth 1865 the following resolution Nas
adopted. via: -,
Rssored That the owners Of Lots 50 IT, ii ana -,
Block a. directed 70 have the curstenes set ana -
sidewalk graed and ays4 with 1Essk 70 the
- az - IRA 4. 5 os Anril next b. S. MERRIAM
- ~ - s.s. = n Clerk.
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New York. March Is.

The Worlds special says:
Gen. Grant some time since tod Hon.
S. 8. Cox that be believed Lac desired to
evacuate Richmond. bu, did not think it
could be done. II is very doubtful vhs,h-
er Lee could so much as begin move
ment without Government knowledge,
and once known, our armies woald imme-
diatsly move.
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Fort Moproe. Marah 22

Some Of the inhabitants here d Omitted
that Bragg vas badly beaten on Friday,
the 10Th inst, the day he attackdd S:ho-
fields forces. but others DEFY il. and they
generally think that the sudden eyscua
tion of the town was caused by orders
received by Bragg from bis superiors.
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Philadelphia, Marrh 93.
Jay Cooke reports sales of I Sss tod J
al % 004. $50, including ne of 1914. 600
from Cincinnati, and on of 8 i5o,UuO
from P.aisdelphia aIso. 2 145individua uai
sub. .bripious Of $50 aud 500 each.
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4nsrsa HgAe; bssyysn JsAasss -
9Ae10an.
/ s.ss >. .e New York, Marsh "a. !

It = rumored in the strsss that Sher.
msn fought battle with Johnston near
Rsleigh, and defeated him. Gold fell to
Isl 10 Consequence. Il
The Pest reports . adisaster on the n.
7. Central R. r. to-day, 8 miles vest Of
Utica, BY which Eve cars were shrows
into the water from three TO FIVE feet
deep. Two persons were killed aud forty
wounded.
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N6W XOEk, 13HIUN -
The Commercials Washingson special
says:
The War Department. is reported =
have received dispatch from Fort Moa.
roe that Sherman had arrived before ~
defeuees Of Raleigh Saturday, and having
planted his guns 10 positiea esnmsld'
ing the city, he sent = : 66mncns g
Gen. Johnston u surrender. The result
10 not gisen.
The saasemsnt that Sheridan y % Z
- + ue1Enes
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nj sadeyiIIe. March %.

Vaudeville. March %.
The Atlanta d Great Western Rsiiway
will resume the running of their express
train on Thursday, Esd isst The Erie
Road having recovered from the effects of
the late freshet. passengers BY this route
will suffer no detention.
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DRFSBYTERY OF KEOKUK.-

Application having been Made me in accordance
the pr NJ the Form OF Government chap
10 sec. 10 special meeting Of Presbytery Of Keoknk
will be holden I'd In the Presbytertsn Church 10 he
otuk on Tuesday the llth day Of April, st O'Clock
for the purpose Of eIecting commissioners 10 the
next General Assembly and any other business that
may properly come before the body
AARON T0MPS0S, Moderator.
o. 40.
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.4ssssOMMcemsesafs.

N. Editor :--JoHs W. 0eDsx Esq will be supported
for the next Mayor by THE PEOPLE.
nrhz3
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Washington March 23.

1t is understood that the Pres ldent,
accompanied by his family, is about TO
leave Washington for few DAYS re Iaxs-
ton, in accordance with the advice Of
ph ysicians.
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Gen. Sherman Reinforced.
New York, March %.

NCW 4oLhs AaiVn 80.
The steamer Varina, from Beaufort,
N. c., Goth, has arrived here. She
brings impor,an. intelligence.
The news of the capture Of Goldsboro
vas received in this city soon after the
victory by dispatches from Gen. Shsr-
man, who, it vas reported, called for re.
Inducements for .hisarmy during his fur
ther mach nosihward. Immense num-
bers Of troops we're promptly sent 10 re-
sponse, from Beaufort, BY rail aod other
roads, 70 GoIdsboro. preratasory 70 meet.
ing the main army Of Sherman.
Il vas believed that battls vas i'm.
minent, and heaoe Gen. 6hesnan's army
was sselled to an overWhslming iorss
the sxtsat Of which msy lsad 70 = esnsfal
rstrsat or surrender Of the sssny. Il
Reinforcemen.s and supplies had ALA
besa ssst from Nssbsrs % jim Sherman
affky. - 4 s. s.. &c. :
Refugees q Beaufort and Morsheai
City declare that the rebel troops are 4
mosalissd, asd thas ahsir sappliss ~ b.
Rianisg d a..
10 NJ AID J1pesesl shss psst u Lssfl
fcsce hsd eSae q rlistnfe Hen John
s1eaeAo1 Isl ~ neis lssee 80 ahcal
- 1lls A611A e : !
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Geld Market.

Buffalo, March 23.
Gold closed this p. m. in New York At
15l4.
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eE Mrs NJ. A. r. Douglas, ono Of the
Oldest residents Of Fort 4sdisos, died q
- l6>h iaslAaA
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Ar. Edaorr-Piesse announce the name Of TsonAs
MAa7H candidate for reelection to the oce OF City
Recorder st ths April election. mchH
M. Editor ;-Tou authorized to announce Dr..
faxxxAs KsowIEs q candidate for Alderman In the
fhird ward Imch2al MANY VOTERS
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OWIGHT'S JOURNAL OF MUSIC.

~ Published fortnightiy- each humber containing
sixteen pages inciding foar pgss Of Sasrfor Aasfc
Hnsical E<says. 6Ieisms Rsrisc& Reports of toncsrt
General Summary Of Nzsicat IfetgcHcs AMI forres
pcgfsncs from all parts OF the United States and Europe
IT TTerms 81 year. Specimen copies mailed ffte on
application Published BY OLIVER DIrSON.
Hrh26
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Nep advertisements.

"ANTED-To rent a small dwelling
HDuse Of Eve or ak rooms. Address, with terms
and location, G.. g. READY,
nch2+d3t Eeokuk Post Once.
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H5oy- A Post Office hes been established
at Pierceville. Van Buren county, Iowa.
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EARM TO LET-A garden of abou
PLANK.wALK NOTICE.

TO tss gamers of asy Of Ie otlorrg described LOIS.
At meeting Of the City Council o! the City of keo-
knk held March 2nih 1876 the following resolution
adopted
Resepsd That the owners Of Lots !. 2, s. T. and 9.
Block III Lots = J. and g, Block 81. be drecfed 70
have plank ak not less than two feet In width laid
In front Of their respective lots paean street Ay the
i5th Isy ~ Nav next D. S. MERRIAM.
mch2a-lbt Ckark-
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Fort Monroe, March q.

The steamer Par,henia arrived here
to-day from NewberD. with mails and dss-
patches. Gen Schofsld's army had NOV
ed from Kingston, N c., with view il
vas thought, of joining Terry and Sher-
man, near Gol1sborp, where. according to
the latest advices. the rebels were assem-
bled in strong force under Bragg aud
Johnston with the intention of giving
battle. and making desperate resistance
before surrendering the town. Affairs id
and around Kingston are comparatively
quiet.
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New York Dry 0ooss Market
Ne~ York. March 23

The Posts trade report says: la dry
gods considerably lower pricesare ruling.
pomeslies are depressed. At the auction
sale by Wilmerdings & NJ 'uu, yesterday,
A.lautic mourning prints Isi; Swift River
crown goods. 81, which is 6t per yard
50 thsa yesterdays price Aadroscog
g.n, IA; BIeaohed, 29c. Osnsrs would
not duplicate goods at these low prices
% day Choice Ameri,sn Delaiues, which
we're. held recently a 38c, sold eagerly at
s35c. flannel and woo'en gods are
greatly depressed. Foreign good and
james are held firmly. while choice articles
are scarce. with reason onable demand. aud
prices must advance.
The mornings prices are slightly low
er, except in b!eached goods, which are
firm
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20
Headq'rs Provisional Brigade,

COLUMBIA. S. c., JUSE 9, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 10.
HNHE attention Of this command is called
Il to existing orders against maraudinc
and foraging. Officers and men are far
ther ordered to avoid all unnecessary dis.
cussion on public matters with those who:
after these years of blood and suffering,
still do not acquesce in the result of bat
tie and in the policy OF the General Co.
vernment. Courtesy to all is the part of
n soldier. Information will be given when
ever desired. Sympathy for those in sor-
row and atfliction is felt by no one quicker
than by the soldier; but no soldier can
forget what he has fought for and what
his brothers have died to support-the
Union, Constitution and laws and free
Government-now, as the result of the
war, accorded to all classes; nor can he
forget the dignity of his Government and
his own dignity as its representative, in
dealing with those who now either secretly
or openly scott at those sacred principles.
Contracts between masters and servants
will set forth in words the freedom Of the
latter, and will be witnessed by United
States officer and by civilian. 1t is for
the interest of the people that t. sse rela-
tions be amicably adjusted witho delay.
Cases of difficulty win be examined and
tried by military authorities.
NO privileges or advantages whatsoever
will be granted those who do noS declare
their allegiance to the United States Go.
vernment, acting in good faith according
to that declaration.
This order will be published to the en-
tire command.
By order of A. S. HARTWELL,
Brevet Brig. Gen.
Official Gso. F. Mckay, lst Lieut. and
4. A. A. G.. june
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COLUMBIA AND HAMBURG f. R.
One Of the Jnost important connections
oI the whole Southern Railroad system
is that leading by direct route from
this city to Columbia. 1t will prove
an artery Of trade Of invaluable ac-
count to the widest scope Of country.
as well as the immediate section of
the State through which it passes:
We hope that the General Govern
ment, which has heretofore displayed
so fostering a hand towards the repair
alton of all Southern works Of internal
improvement, will not overlook this.
They will find it of Importance to
themselves, as we'll as valuable to the
community.
The Directory Of the road are doing
all they can TO further the enterprise,
but they need the assistance Of the
public authorities in the obtainance Of
the proper labor.
augusta Co,ast;tutional;st.
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Clay in, she should claim the reward
offered for his arrest. They both
talked great deal about political
tricks" st Washington, and assumed
to believe that his arrest was only q
ruse to carry out the design of Presi-
dent johnson for the qualification of
personal vengeance.
MAJoR-aENERAL WHEELER,
Is hardly worthy of special para
graph. He is very ordinary looking
individual, about thirty years Of age,
with light brown hair and hazel eycs.
He was always the laughing-stock Of
our cavalry, who have so often placed
him hors du combat, and since his cap
ture the poltroon sticks out of hts
every feature, and is displayed in his
every action. He shrinks like a
whipped puppy from contact with bis
captors, and is seldom seen out Of his
room.
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Headquarters, Northern District,

Headquarters, Northern District,
DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 25, 1865.
Circular to Planters, etc.
NUMEROUS applications have been
~ made to me for information as to the
policy to be adopted on the subject Of
labor.
AL can understand the Importance of
making crop the present season, and
foresee the misery and suffering consequent
upon its failure.
In the present unsettled state Of tho
country, and in the absence Of apyrecog-
nizel State authorities, I find it my duty
to assume control Of the plantations near
the military lines, and order as follows:
lst. The planters, after taking the oath
Of allegiance, viii assemble the freedmen
Qately their slaves) and inform them that
they are free, and that hcnceforth they
must depend upon their own exertions for
their support.
I'd. Equitable contracts in writing viii
be made by the owners of the land with
the freedmen for the cultivation of the
land during the present year.
Payment will be made in kind. and the
allowance Of one half the crop is recon
mended as fair compensation for the labor.
the landlord furnishing subsistence Until
the crop is gathered.
Thes, contracts will be submitted TO the
nearest military or naval commander for
approval aud endorsement.
When the above requirements are com
piled with. protection will be granted as
far as military necessity will allow; but
where no contract is made. the crop raised
will be considered forfeited for the use of
the !aborsrs. Should the owners refuse to
cultivate ii, thcyswiii be considered as en-
deayoring to embarrass the Government.
and the land will be used for colonies of
the freedmen from the interior.
JOHN P HATCfI,
Juae Bre. Ce:i. Commanding
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Headq'rs Uuited States Forces.
CITY OF COLUMBIA, 9. c.,


May q, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 3.
\ Ill citizens having in their possession
IA any property that 'ishtfully belongs
to the United States Government. accord
ing to the terms Of surrender Of Gen. Jos.
Z. Johnston, {. $. A.. to Gen. ". L. Sher.
man, U. S. A., will immediately report the
same to these headquarters.
Persons having mules, horses and wa
gons, will, for the present. be permitted to
retain the same for the purpose of carry
ing on their work. Any pereon failing to
comply with this order within reasona-
BILE time, will not only be deprived of any
farther use of said property, but will also
subject themselves to punishment by mill
tary authority. BY command of
N. HAUGHTON,
Lieut. Col. 25th O. V. ",
Com 'dg City of Columbia, s. c.
W ]. KYLE, Lieut.. 25th O. V, V. I. aud
Post Adjutant. may 90
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Headq'rs Provisional Brigade,

Headqrs Provisional Brigade,
COLUMBIA, S. c., JUNE 9, 1865.
To the Freedmen:
THE time has come. for you all to do
your best to show that you are fit to be
free men in this great Republic. Observe
sacredly the marriage tie. Learn to read
and write. No one must leave his wife,
children or aged parents while he can
assist them Thieves and idlers and peo-
pie strolling about the country will be
punished. Be prudent, and quiet, and or
derly. If you have trouble. report it to
the military authorities. This year you
cannot do much more than get living
for yourselves and families; those will Get
the best pay next year who work the best
now.
Let no one be either proud or ashamed
of the form or color that God has given
him. Be proud of the chance to do for
yourselves and for each other
(Signed,) A. s. HARTWELL;
June 10 Brevet Brieadier.G eneral.
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Headq'rs United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA, S. c..

CITY OF COLUMBIA, S. c..
MAY q. 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 2.
REFORMATION having been received at
l. these headg sarters of the existence of
armed bands Of marauders infesting the
country and committing depreiatloos on
the property Of peaceful citizens. it is
hereby ordered that all persons comp qosing
such will be considered and treated as
outlaws, and if caught. will receive the
severest punishment OF military law.
The United States Government is desir-
Gus Of protecting all peaceful and law
abiding citizens, and they will confer a
favor on these headquarters. and do justice
to themselves, by giving any information
they may have in their possession respect
ing the names and movements of such
bands, and, if possible, aiding in their
captur&
The time has arrived when it -behoovcs
every citizen to do all in his power to
assist the military forces of the United
States to restore peace and harmony
throughout the land BY order of
Lieut. Col. N. HAUGHTON.
25th O. V. V. l., Con'dg'U. s. Forces,
City of"Columbia.
W. J. KYLE, 2d Lieut.. 25th o. WI
and Post Adjutant. may 80
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THADDEUS STREET,

.pe, AGENT Of the New York
Sf&and Charleston WEEKLY
L LINE OF STEAMERS, and
GEN EKAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Charleston. S. c.. will give attention to
any business entrusted to his care.
June IL Is
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MR. HENRY TIMROO

WILL open. during the first week in
w July, at. his residence iu Eichland
street. (bctween Bull aud Marion,) u
DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, in which the
Ancient Languages, French and the usual
Eng lish Branches will be taught.
June Is
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LOST,

A PAIR of GOLD SPECTACLES.
n They were dropped at the back doo-
of the Ration House. on the corner of Mr..
C. A. Bedel's Lot. A reward will he
paid to the finder, if required. with the
thanks of the owner, who cannot we'll
afford to lose them. Inquire of JOHN
MCKENZIE, or leave them at this office
June Is
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We do not dislike men 80 much
when they are running themselves !;
it is only after they are ruined.
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Dwelling House for Sale.

E:;;t ONE of the largest and best. ap-
WiI. pointed DWELLING HOUSES in this
city, with extensive and complete Stables
and Servants House, &C., for SALE Apply
any day, between and 3 o'clock, at the
South east corner of Marion and Lady
streets, opposite the Presbyterian Church.
June Is 6*
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Headq'rs United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA, 8. c.,

MAY II, ISCJ.
GENERdL ORDERS NO 4.
in order to prevent any disturbance which
1 may arise from the improper use Of iu-
toxicating liquors, it is hereby ordered
that, for the present. no intoxicating IL
quors will be sold or given away to any
citizen or soldier, unless permission is
granted from these headquarters. ANY
one found guilty of disobeying- this order.
will not only have his goods confiscated.
but will be subjec. to punishment by mill
tary law. BY command OF
Lieut.. Col. N. HAUGHToN.
Commanding Post.
". J. KYLE, Lieut.. c5th O.V. V. l. and
Post Adjutant. may 29
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flCiAL TLOwERS-WANTED, 100
l'nc- Apply - Walker It, Ss9
~, lAL FLOWER. ROSE AND BUD
/. g Nsn'cd, At 3gs broadway, cor. walker
BOB
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n A DAl-AGENGN WANTED 10
~ " sell Chiouo Llthograph o. Vests great
hlelYTicAl pain lng Of the "FAue Of lhe Boyne"
The sten ION OF the 4. = l. called 10 the following
testimonial. SfARhLs, BDi l.NE Co. ll6 Naa-
saI .. Aessr- spArkes Bourne Co.; Gentlemen-
We have seen tho chrome th 1sTaph repfeeeItng the
" Eaite Of the boyne," and caeenuliy recomme nd II
TO the order OF Tie Ansrcan Protestant Association
- an a,cura q and well Cottsl up picture. JAMES
NICHOLSON, X, W. q. VI. II the 4. =. JOHN O.
MlLhl u. W. G. :. OF 'ut L. ;, RICHARD DRUM
hONlh W u, IA. OF state \. Y. Aug. 24th, 1855 10
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A CANDY AND TOY STORE FOR SALE
Ih-Reni moderate. Ealuue I15 second ave.
A CROCkERY AND GLASS STORE WILL.
be Did cheap vel stabilized good neigh hor-
hood. theap rent. 40 'Ie uwtch o. -
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


" for sale. Favorable chance. Grirt mill property
and lO6 aers cranberry and fruit lands combined
Located OF Toms River, y. j. 20 miles from New
Iork, poE Delaware and kAritsn Bay X. X. Conmu-
nicaion t-re per day. Apply 70 Dr. III. Ross real
estate won't TOMS kiyeT y. ]. +3
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lhL FLOWERs-wANTED. 30
.snds o make flowers and branch, at J. A.
s. ia Woosters 3t4
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Sl5OO.uS s lot. in ns yery ni S v.. nc. ,S ~
bushes. plsce schools churcheS B.. half cash Az.
ply 10 PAHIEN, % Dy,slon st. y5T
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IA stock and fixtures Of grocery and riuor store.
In excellent business plAce Reasons sivs for ,el-
Ing out. Apply on the ptemirs. l4i EA4t 5tth a.
be .uocn 6th and Ith ANcs, day. is
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WANTED.


. WANTED.
wv GOOD HOOP SKIRT MAKERS
de aiso gilis Who are over Is years Of are TO
d lc Led apply unless perfectly WILING 10
4 e. MEYfR "O' W. ss5
IflCiAL TLOWERS-WANTED, 100
hands Apply 81 wslkera ss9
-, lAL FLOWER. ROSE AND Bud
4 Ns1cd, At 2g' Broadway, cor. Walker
3O3
I ItL FLOWERs-wANTED. 80
anas q make flowers and branch, at J. A.
4 ia Wooster s.. 34
jN RES PECTABLE LADIES Wanted
i t-. Win VA needle, having TASTE and in
o. .D 'uAAc liaen and lac, col afs and Cuhs.
100 4nt. EEsHlNE Co, ~ Prince .t3ol
4 'tAL TLUWEBs-ENPERlENCED
.ad' wsut'd. Ais2 Gamers 10 ~oik on sr'i.
| e.s Apply at IS f-ankllns 81 3Ii
fAGT INTELLIGENT BOY WANT.
4 Nus. le'.ic With H. parents. and he veil
d,HUGE. ~
! iI EATOR on WHEELER & VIII
. '.t .o~.0s mSA'0' waite ., highest prccs
4 s'e~' D. s'u.h I'd st. rear Sd street.
I SrrCTABLh MEN WANT ING Sit
4 Boo. .. 10 90 hotels aai al Ous cleo portera
".' ".i',. 'l'n, yne', oy.,crn9n,
4 . ST.. NANSi,g' /. t,o1-t a.. o1ao.i,s 10
j 'o@''n. several y.duE men l,iey
4 IL"
! ~. '.N'i'N ~ NiN'tt'ts SEWING
\ A-''. A1.t 'o' 'h'sc ds,' at "a Bload-
a.. lr,N-rDNyIn t.<byp.F,<TS
] s.,-.t.. ,,..h,,,. -
| . ~ .sff'. ~ "'''' HPP' TO
J. LIN RIGHT NANilD.-AplLY
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