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FINE NORTH SIDE RESIDENCE.
THIRD WARD DRAFT MEET
l. ING

At Union Hall, 611~state-st,
Tc.N1GET, AT LA o'CEouK.
VIC wsnt everv member OF tho Association to be
prt?t nj, ~ We Will take action ltuX tbs Quots
cs the TFsrd,
" c. @. WICkEE, Chairman.
7. D, IAMlSCN. SeCsF. fa1 tissD-tt
, 1865-02-09

In our local cjluCns will be found CON-
plete table, showing, first, the number or
names enrolled In each ward and township Of
Cook county; second, tue number Of votes
given last fill at the Presidential election,
when creIy legal and good 1uany illegal
votes we're cast; and third, the probable
number oI men each town and ward will hare
10 raise.
The first Thing that must strike the render
Is the Extraordinary number Of nsmes en-.
rolled in the wards, in proportion to voters.
How comes the First Ward, for instance, to
have 4.0c9 men enrolled on a basis of 2 aas9
voterss Dies not every child, as we'll US
adult, know that the number Of voters in q
ward or tuwn must necessarily be greater
than that Of persons between twenty and
1orty-flvc Years of age, I'll and liable to perform
military duty? There may he good many
newcomers in some Of the wards, who a1e
not entitled to vote, but who believes that
there are as many as the enrolment would
indicatey Ofthe ,aG9 voiers, there arc Ger
tainly not more thao 1,40o ut to bear arms, or
who could PASS surgeons examination and
be pronounced sound and ab}c-bodied. We
are curious to know where the other 900
aL1e-bodicd men, liable to be conscripted,
were found?
Look ut Tic country towns. In some Of
them the number enrolled is less thaE half the
number Of voters. For examples, Niles,
Darlington, Palos, Hyde Park and Leyden.
Now inspect the returns Of the First, Second,
Fifth, Tenth mud Eleventh Wards, wherein
the enrolment largely exceeds the voters.
It is very certain that there arc from fire to
eight thousand names enrolled which have
no business to be there. The city Will In con.
sequence be chilled on to raise 800 to 500
more men than its just quota, at IN expense
to our citizens and taxpayers OF ut least
.ss400 900. Is there no way Of Kidding the
lists Of this cxcesss Why should discharged
soldiers who lave served out their time,
transient ;pcrsons, unnaturalized foreigners,
and men physically incapable be entered on
tho rolls to swell The quuta Of the city ::
There ought 10 be some remedy devised to
correct this very serious evil. The men in
Chicago liable to conscription cannot posi-
bly exceed three-fousths Of the number of
voters. Why then should the city be obliged
10 stand O draft on the basis Of seven enrolled
names TO every fve'voters: 1t Is au wrong
, 1865-02-09

0ILi Live want four or
~ i've men 10 join Us. with fron enc, to two thou
ssrd eath 'ak'rg IN eqaa lnttre stia the purchaAe,
working tn1 'easirK Ut oil Lana in Ten4ngo COUNTY
Yenn Wc have good thing Eegins. g.. on tie
tsnu to It. This L. no bogus stock oonp.nr. with
shares as three dollars each. A1dre.s Tor days.
Post lUce Boz I'll. fesl hif8 naf
, 1865-02-09

ITO GAS COMPANIES.-The
Il undersigned, Iron Founders. Maa hIn!sts, Boiler
Makers elc prppsret: to furnish estimates draw.
lrgs, tc for tht hnu building complete Of
Gas ORES: will utsh cGmcua1es contract.
ols Gas tels tccp!c k,ng!e Guide Ftaes,
tisns ConeeEst II. Washers and :clEobere; Purify:
Valves ah szet) btEks I.cea OF paln Gas and Wstef
rirts u Inch to 1d iccee disuesE rs 1ches Rend*.
rips. SiesveF. etc anu aii kints CT Smith and Sheet
1rGn H.tk required In CT aoLat tas Works. StXIQN
&c. Gfouccater, Camden Co.. New jersey
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RIcHARD CoRDES AS PHoPnEr.-A
letter written by the late Richard Cob
den, in May, 1854, to French friend,
is remarkable for the knowledge it dis
plays of the affairs of this country. and
for its confident predictions of events
that have since happened. Mr.. Golden
wrote:
Nothing, in my mind, is more cor
tain In the future than that the North
Will destroy slavery, ruin the slave
owners, and hold possession of the
South. 1t Is true thot
the Southern whites fight well. Tbe N
are proud, naughty community. who
nave a contempt for northern industry
and for northern men, Just as all nristo-
crnts have despised working men. They
are more reckless of life, more accus-
toned TO tho use ofarms, and have that
southern dash and fire which NAKED
them almost irresistible for n time
5ut nothing can compensate for the
disadvantages under which thew labor
Nothing can make community, living
ike the teudal community of the Jar
century, match for tho New England
population of the 18th century, The
North will ruin the Sonth, not bv oDyy
one or hnlf-dozen decisive battles. INF
by its persistence and by the irresistibIe
WelSnt Oh It's resources. And / shouId
not be surprised to see the Sonth
collapse very suddenly; for, having no
social forces at its back, when once r. is
furly beaten inthe field, it has nothing
TO fall back upon. 1.-THE North shouI6
realize my expectations, IL will present
itself before the old world in n new and
most formidable attitude, for it will have
proved itself us great in war as in peace
~ Is the only country in the world
which, while IT is a first-clsss naval
power (for its mercantile tonnage is
t t lil 70 our own, } can keep zoe, 600 men
m m me held' Has your emperor thourbt
Oh Oh al TINS IN conneCtion with his NIeSi-
can expedition confess Il saw viii,
amnzement as well as regret tho CON-, ~.
which he took in sending an arm, ~,
interfere in the internal affsirs 81 81 ~
wretched country. 1t reminds, I,,s sli ~
its tmpolicy, of the expedition az iI III
nrst Napoleon from Bayonne into Sno;I'
NO human being can restore Mexico IT, |
order, or confer on 1t the BLESSINGS NJ
civilized progress. It requires the Rand
OF God himself to effect such a chance
in that degraded population Of hsIf
castles. But does the emperor know
how deeply the public sentiment Of the
United States Is outraged and humiIis1
ted by this attempt of n foreign power
to set up an empire at their door J-itI,-
out consultation with them 3iI
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WHY NoT Use: rnE nEsT.

Over twenty years. increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VENE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. II
is the cheapest, tho most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. Eotrouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub Off or make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but imparts TO 1t now life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ierred. a child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. /. MATTHEW'S, Manufactures, N. I.
DEMAs BARNEs& CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. may9D-lveod
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DECREASE OF EI1GRAT1oN.-The close
of the war has been followed bv a fall
ing off of emigration-the decrease in
eight months this year being q, 400.
The cost of living in this country, the
high price of Exchange, the impositions
OF recruiting agents, and false repre-
sensations, are among the reasons AS
signed for the falling off. The prospects
for next year are encouraging! the EN-
igration of Commissioners Having re-
cetved advices that the next SPRINT will
snow an unparalleled tide. The South
viii get more than formerly,
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THE Charleston NeisS, in n lengthy
article, presents, as clearly as figures
can express it, frightful picture OF
what the State of South Carolina has
paid for INDUCING in tho experiment
Of secession. Its figures do not, how
ever, include an estimate of the loss of
life, of happiness and social prosperity.
These cannot be estimated, except so far
as loss of life in battle and hospital is
matter of record. Let US sum up the
material losses sustained by the State.
The State banks Ind in circulation
100000 bills, the market value of
which is not over twenty per cent. OF
SIS, 600, goo bank stock at the commence
ment of tho war, (sincc converted into
confederate securities,) all is lost. OF
three insurance companies, neither can
continue business, all assets having
been swept into the vortex of ruin. OF
S20,O0O,0O in railroads, no dividend can
be expected for years. In Charleston
alone, out of 600 houses, 81, 500 have
been burned, and nearly 1000 irrepara-
bly, damaged.
Four-fifths of the estates of deee-
dents and minors, and property in liti-
CATION, arc represented by confederate
estates in Beaufort District, the most
valuable in the State, have been ADAM
uoned and many of them sold for taxes,
and the damage to large cotton estates
IN the interior is only TO be estimated
III millions. There was so, OOO, 900 worth
of cotton on hand at tho beginning OF
the war, most of which has been taken
or destroyed. Most of the stock, horses
cattle, hogs, farming implements, fur.
nlture and silver-wRre has been carried
OIL or destroyed. The money in the
hands of the citizens at the commence
ment of hoStlities, or acquired since
that time, has been invested in Sc
curities, nine-tenths OF which have
no possible value, present or
remote. Add TO this the property rep
resented by four hundred thousand
slaves, estimated, a few years ago. at
S2OO, 0O0, 600, and we may arrive Mt some
idea of the Impoverished condition to
which tho State has been reduced. This
total property of South Carolina. in
1850, was cStimated-and the estimate
Is considered much below the actual
value-nt S40O, OOO,OOl. OF this, accord
ing to tho careful summary made bv
the Nei0s, little over $50, OO0, 900 remain.
The effort to apply the theories of Mr..
Calhoun to the science of government,
is represented by the round sum of
SS5O,OOO,OOO in the single State of South
Carolina. That is what it cost her for
hOr devotion to ''the greatest statesman
of his age"-a large price certainly, 10
pay for tho political vagaries of one
man.
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THE DANGEROUS ELE0rENT.-The New
York Ne'rs having stated that "the
negro element ofthe South is dangerous
to the peace of the country at large. y
the Tribune replies: Does the element
eat too many Government rations? In
Knoxville, three hundred and fifty
nine eat, but only two belong to the
element Is the element law Ev-
cry writer from the South tells ms that
the bar-room loafers, the corner-loun-
gers, the petty gamblers are white men.
The negro works. Does the 'eIement'
cost too much? The rate of wages in
the South is from five to seven dollars
month. The labor is severe and harsh
IT. could not be purchased here for five
times the amount. Is the 'element' vi
cious? We hear stories of Oppression
and injustice every day, assaults, mnr-
ders, deceptions; but in ali cases the
White man is the oppressor; the eIe-
m I1e is calm, manipulating, docile.
The clement is dangerous to the com.
Try pretty much as the lamb was to the
wolf. Whether he drinks up the stream
or down the stream, or does not drink
at all, the wolf will certainly be dis
turbed."
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A LARGE FEE.-The London AMe-
"eum says: 1t is known that the emil
nent French surgeon, NJ. Nellaten. re-
ceived 100000 (sl6,OOO) for his profess
ional visit to the late Czarowitz. 1t is
not SO well known, we believe, that this
Zee was asked, not, as has been stated.
because the famous surgeon was TO-
rich and too old to make the Journey.
ana that he therefore set prohibitorv
t9riit, but because NJ. Nellaten avoids
all utterly hopeless cases, as this was
known to be, and thus does not endnn-
ger ms reputation for saving his patients
where there is CLEAN OF hone. The
fee demanded by the French surgeon
Whom Queen Amelie recommended to
King Leopold, without successful re-
suit, amounted, it is now said, to I5O.-
OOOf. ga, OO0) The English surgeon who
operated successfully upon the royaI
patient tAir. Henry Thompson, J left the
honorarium to his Maiesty's good will
and pleasure, and received E4,OOO. and
an order of Belgian chivalry.
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SpfflaI aIptiffs.
COCO CREAM ron THE nam

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR,
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid PonadesIl
Nomore rancid Pomades II
yOuwant something elegant,
II You admine delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved.
If you want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness
II you want to be rid OF DandruH,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
For saleby
I.AUGHLINs 6 BusHFIELD,
JuA Wheeling, w. Va.
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THE Union men of the city and South
.'heeling hold their township or pri-
nary meetings this evening at early
as lighting.
We hope to hear of a full turn out in
very township.
We will be obliged to tho Secretary
Il each meeting for as full n report OF
Proceedings as possible.
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A MODEL cAnD.-A young man in
Shelby county, says the ottowa Ne,rs,
wishing to give n young lady buggy
ride, addressed her the following note :
Will you inform me whether con
com com or not hope you will be willing
ICi me 10 com would luv to com pleas
!et me com and then will tell Won the
time time That will com I hope to hear from
; SOa anu anu VIII you inform me whether /
can com for L will be pleased to com.
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A Card

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO TtJr,
NV many friends and Patrons OF JeremiaI1
clemens e deceased for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while in our IniSSt S,1;I
also take this method OF informing the ,,ciIS
nc ih4t we intend to carry on the FuFnftnrrs
Hnu OphSolstery business in all Its bTancSeSj
We nope Dy strict attention TO buslneSSS IL
merit continuance of the patronage bs-sS,, u
N. Eve also intend to carry on f6S n,
G.eTI,ing BUSINESS as before. We keen rSn.
SUI ~; on hand full assortment Of SSsfSIi,
aug24
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ARE THEY GorNe I've refer. reader.
to your teeth. Be careful. Next 10
your eyes, your teeth are the most pre-
eious of your facial organs. Use the
Fragrant Sozodont. It will at once ar
rest decay and prevent what are now,
2 puI mere spscks from being orifices. In
teeth. And it is the only thing that
can save them. Reflect on this.
sept 6-3teod,
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EVERY ONE SHOTID usE


HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-Tha splendid preparation (
the Hair, which is f,lSt becoming so popula
and so much enquired for.
No one who has used it viii ever give
itsuse.
1t is Vegetable Compound, and contain
no injurious properties whatever.
twill restore Gray Hair to its orfginnlcol
II Will prevent the Hair nom falling out
II makes the Hair to grow ON Bald HeRd
II clennses the Scalp and makes The III /:
soft and lustrOus and EllIen.
II u splendid Hair Dressing
1t Is recommended and used by the n re-
medical authority in the country,
BE particular to ask for HALLS VEGTsrARI,E
SlCILIAS HAIR REVIEWER, as there Is n
worthless imitation In the market.
For sale by all Druggists
r. p. HALL & CO., ProprietorS,
T. H: LOGAN 4 co. and LOGAN iIs;r < (
CO.. Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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MARRIEn.

On the evening of the 9Th inst, by Rev,
!. 4. Mcclure, Mr.. WILLIAM ]. JoHSsToN
ana Miss SARAH Z. THOMPSON, both OF this
On the evening Of the same day, by the
anne, Mr.. w LILLIAN 9fcADAAE and Miss NARY
SltAiRSocK, both of this city.
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DIED.

Sept, sth, 1865, MARGARET BALL. iuhant
~ lIeE OF William and Margaret q. Clnrk,
Funeral at O'Clock Saturday afternoon ut
Mount Wood. Friends and acquaintance
are reSpectfany invited,
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New Fall Dress Goods,

DTAOt ~, 49, 60 2. . HsIIUNeos
SLACk AND COL0RED FRENCH ME-.
idch Plaid Poplins and MeianGeS S061 S,oIli.,
donbIS aTd A st,len Delaines Lupin'S best
icy celebrated Duplex Skirts. BrnneFss III
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e. A. WEBER.


lUS MAIN STREET,
III IS JUST RECEIVED, AMONG HIM.
Ii DREDS Of other new and bennfifnI
pieces and books, the famous
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" for the guitar.
by Baker. '-e ''i's'
..IS Lost Isabel" subject from East
N" keep one Kind Thought for Me-" by
" %DBnper,s Fife Without a Master, 75 cents.
"Ielodlca, the Art OF Playing the Plano -
by Ad. BauInbacll, 20 cents
SEQ; +. Roots Cabinet Organ and Zindels
NAeAOusoLS' SeDli-3t
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FOR REMm

lie 5s, STEWARDS INN OF BETHANy
6E,,S SiIese. The session commences on tbe
n iSSS Sion9ay in October. The buiIdinp viii
f tS1L MEDIATE about fifty studentsf The
ptutSSsessing satisfactory qunlilCntions EnnIiIo
C1ltiohs should BIO addressed 10 PPAi1
augl7.lmdAw Bethany, 4 Bp6 Z; ST GB Wv.
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all for County Convention
Township Teimary Meetings.

,uE Union EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
~ ohio county, West Va, respectfully
ll a Convention OF Delegates from each
bWrShlp in the County, TO meet at the Court
ouse In Wheeling, on Tuesday, Scptem.
r II. 1858. at 10 O'Clock a. M, for the pur-
ia OF putting In nomination candidates to
present the County in the State Legislature,
4 FOR the selection OF Delegates To a SenntOri-
District Convention, and such other busi-
- as may come before the Convention.
rhc Union voters OF the several Townships
Ohio County Will meet AZ their respective
aces OF voting, on Saturday. September
IA, 1868. in Liberty, TTiade1phia and Rich
nd Townships, at = O'Clock p. m: in WASH
gton, Msdison, Clay, Union, Centre, Web
or and Richie Townships nj : O'Clock p. M,
appoint three Delegates to represent their
|NwnshipS in the County Convention.
BY order OF theInion Executive COMMITTEES
Ohio County, w. Va.
HENRY WALLACE, Chm.
". L. HILL, Sect,y. sepl-tlldS
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squIbs from the saturday Press.
Here are some clippings from the
last numbers of Harry Clapp's ''.Satur-
day Press" the keenest and most tren-
chant newspaper in New York:
As there appears to DO no lady con-
tribGtors to The Nation, it has been sIIg-
gested that for this and other reasons
its name he changed to The Stdy- NIfio,,
One of the city DANES, alarmed nv
Mr.. Dephew's census, coolly pronoscs
that n meeting of citizens DO called 10
provide means for increasing our popu.
lation. FH"-
1t is said that the proprietors of the
various city cars propose to form them-
selves into n special company under
the name of the .'Flea-nian Brother
hoOd.'
The Atlantic Telegraph COMPANY
complain that there is conspiracy 10
put down their cable. Why don't they
put 1t down themselves, then? What
they are after now is to recover it; let
us hope they will recover 1t with some
thing that is accident proof.
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In addition to the above he respect
July refers to DIR. Erastus L. Marcy of
New York, who also uses the Wine.
"A copy. of the analysis will be sent. If
requested, by any physician.
SPeer's Samburg Wine is sold by Il.
n. LOGAN q Co., and LOGAN, LIST & Co.
Druggists, Wheeling, w, ". Also nv
E. Booking. "
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IT was the boast of Mrs. Jefferson Da-
his, when the rebellion was inaugu-
raied, that she would give her recep-
lions at the White House in Washing
on. So far has the wife of the arch
-raitor failed in her expectations, that
fine is now needy outcast, dependent
upon the charity of her former friends
Tor the means of subsistence. The
Richmond Times says that a subscrip-
ion is in circulation in that city for the
relief of Mrs. Davis and family, &c
which tho response is generous.
The material necessities of the family
may be supplied by the liberality OF
those who sympathize with the cause
in which the family fortunes were en-
barked and lost, and also by other
people whose natural sympathy is ex.
cited by the distress of the helpless
mother und children. But there are
other losses to the family which can
never DO repaired. The father now
ILLS tho cell of felon. From it he
never will pass, in all probability, en-
capt to the scafTold, where his life will
be taken as expiation of his crimes
against humanity, and the vindication
OF the insulted authority of the govern.
ment. The children and the mother
Will forever DO oppressed by the stigma
which must rest upon the memory OF
the husband and fnther who raised his
hand against his country, and became
the central figure of a rebellion whose
and enormity daily be-
come more and more apparent. The
lady will never enjoy the
Ovations which she boastfully antici-
pated. Public life will be unpleasant
by its inevitable suggestion of the loss
which she has suffered by the rebellion,
and the shame she must feel in the
utter fixture of her aspiring hopes, and
in her lapse from wealth, ease and the
dignity of her former life to the condi-
lion of beggary and alienation from
what is most desirable, the tender SYM
pathy of humanity in her great sorrow.
Between the families of tho patriot
Lincoln and the rebel Davis, what a
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR
=" The Secret Service, The
Field, The Dungeon, and
The Escape"

@AAoerC ID. ES1chnrSIson.
N. y. Tribune Correspondent,
ME MOST INTERESTING AND ETYC,rr
ST. g DOCK ever published, embrn cinS Al.
veSi unparalleled experience for fon,
49, y utisVeLng through the South in t,e e.
~ ssrNlee q the Tribune at the oufbreoIr ~
ana Wa,W WIN our armies and fleets both EaSi
RebeIIion. h;t me INST two years or ths
ne,St ~. IlLs urlIling capture; his confine-
reSnI I9s twenty months In seven tiifisrent
ions j6% Ionsi his escape, and almost mifaen.
VIII oDound In stirring events and IL ~
tSSy ,I,o me Inct, incident, and romance ~ The
"sf ea tlSL my olher work yet published,
iauleS, energetic Young men o,1
returned and disabled oficerl , ana
viii Ana II IN want OF profitable emplovmsnt
ton NJ, boPl eculiarly adapted to theif condSI
SThjcL ,I aye agents clearing $50 per mSI1fE
NoI1t we VIII prove to any domino nJII1,
oe1ilI' SEND for circulars. AddresS "PPn-
NE. cor eth ana nj Sii,, BRoS. 4 CO.,
aug22-lmd6we Sstk' fhilh., Pa.
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HOUSE.
CINCINNATI, OHIO,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,
slLAS F. MILLER, Proprietor. late of ,ra
Gait House, Louisville XIV. 'N'
WING PURCHASED THE LEASE
- ana furniture of the BURNEr HoTTsT. and
IT, Eepaaired, painted, and refuTnisheti the HSns.
Of me oG 5a,l possible manner, solicit share
promising that guests shall be ne vreII II ny
oSet5ter cared for than they ever were NJ NJ tIe
OLD Gait House, in its palnIest DAYS az ''ie
o,,,1e -, SILAS +. MILLER
IN Proprietor
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PERsoNAL.-Capt. r. S. Gardner. A
e NJ, now Post Quarteru1aster at
Mneeling' paid our town short visit
member the Captain, who Tor a long
nme discharged the duties of Quarter
master At tht7 most with great eficiencv
ana satlstactfsS 10 all parties CONCERN
81 we are glad to learn that Cant
Sardnsr contemplates settling in
Stan1- !pnrg after he quitS the service