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wonderful to Our Children.

One Of the most difficult things which our chill
dren will find to undorstsnd, in reference to she
existing war, will bo that which puzzled the
present generation not lttlo in reference to the
times of the old revolution, Wis the almost fabu-
lous prices which have prevailed in regard to the
Indispensable articles of life. And tho. wonder
will be how it was that people were ever able. to
pay thom. Letit be put upon record for those
children, thet their fathers and mothers paid not
seldom for u bushel of.corn from $50 to so; q
barrel of flour, $500 to 500; ham or shoulder
of bacon, stOOto l25; pound Of butter or su-
gar, ss to 20; pair Of ladies' shoes, stso to
gee; pair Of son:l.man's boots, $500 to 300 o
felt hat, $3.50; yardo calico, $50; of unbloaeh-
ed dopesties 81; shirt, s7Si q iadys BONNET
$500 to $500 n suit of clothes for gentleman,
$3.50 to 2soO; board at tho hotels, s2o to 10
per day; single meal, or bod, SIS to 20;
gallon of whiskoy, sl5ot 200; good Spanish
sesar, or driak ase bsr-rcom So Yet people
,till live and lore, and eat and drink, and laugh
md make merry, and drink and rnoke, and dress
and ,Airt; and tho ladies look as beautiful and
tidy as ersr, and. nobody seems to .apprehend
,nassdress or staryeticn. :JfraIi7',dicsu
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Notice,

ExrE hereby notify the public that VIC, as E1.
w ecutors Of the Estate of W. A. Rutland,
decd have tendcrcd, in the presence Of witnesses,
To Iane5 Holland, Guardian for his children Tir-
sinia, Edmond and Bennett Holland, tho sum of
Two Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars, which he
refuses to receive. We also gire notice that We
Win not be responsible for the interest that m,y
accrue upon said money, nor will VIC be response
BILE for any other money than Confederate money,
us this was the currency greed upon in the terms
of the sale. Neither will We be responsible for
any accident that may occur to tho money.
II. N. SATCHER, So
EMSLEY LOTT. tx of'
E.h2I 3t q
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Troubles on rHH BoRDER.-A correspon,
dent Of the MontgotnessAppeal. writing from
Grenada, Miss, says:
Affairs on theborder. are in o terrible con
dition, the country being iilledWith jayhaw-,
kers and robbers, composed principally OF
desorterss whose deeds rival the fainous days
of Dick T1rpin, n,ands such reign of terror
has been ina .gurated that travel rs almost
completely broken upin some portions OF the b
country. Coupled with this, there aro large
number of.soldiers' returning to. their homes
on fnrlolgh, who nrol yowing vengeance on
the spectators in the Northern counties who
have .refused,to take Eonfederate. money FOR
corn and other necessaries Of ifesfrom their
families, aud unless something is speedily
done by those in authority We may slook for
a desperate stats Of affairs here during the
present month. So - ~; 4 =; Z
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The Negro. Soldier Question,

This momentous and all-important qucstion
presses for q solution. And still our Congress
dallies. Sherman is unquestionably fastening
Northward, bent, upon cooperating with Grant
to force Gen. LEE from Richmond. Very soon,
in nil probability, woshau be compelled to evac-
uats.our capital And-stilf our Congress dallies
The campaign ef.the coming spring and summer
will 60 far towards settling the question Of our
Independence or snIjusation; and we are in great
danger. Still our Congress dallies. Why all
this idle and unavailing talk about, our already
having men enough; and that they. arc already
component. parts of the Ermy 2 True perhaps,
but they are:aot at the. front; nor can the con-
slant eforts;of Congress, the war Department,
the Genera,s the Provost Guards, the Press, force
them to the front. Facts. arc facts, and should
not be blinked.
Men difsr-and honestly-as to,thc policy Of
putting our slaves into the army = but who can
deuy that if We do not use our slaves to fight for
their masters, with guarantee Of their freedom,
our foes will so use them against US, with the
Same gunranteo2 This is the irrefutable answer
to all objections to the policSs Tho negross,
more than other people, have thessinteusast and
profoundesfhom attachments; andit is ip human
nature that they should prefer to. fight for real
liberty at home, rather than, to en5oy doubtful
freedom in foreign land and in an ,uncongenial
climate. Is not the cause at least worth the er-
,periment3 = IT,
The disasterS, the reverses, the sad and bitter
experiences, ,sof theSpressnt winter shuuldopen
our eyes fully to our.real condition; they should
andpreparo usfor grand and fearful sacrifices
Let our people NOT close their eyes and stop their
ears to this proposition Of arming our slsvos and
guaranteeing them their freedom for sssYice we'll
5one; let them not shuddcr,. and drive tho idea
from their brains, because it is something new
beeauseitiO atfrst shocking-becauSo thsy neve,
dreamed Of sueh-a measure a.year ago. Thi.
thing may aoon be-in- our opinion now is-ne.
ces,ary. Tho highest and holiost and dearest Of
| all causes, freedom, demands it. Which: is The
more precicus-our freedom or our slayes? Which
ought.to be .ho,morc precious9
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A Yankee officer was asked By lady oi
Oxford. Miss why General Griersoniw with his
largely superior numbers of clSa'ry did not
attack General Forrest. He said, Madam,
our entire force of seven thousand cavalry,
would not fight one.of Forests brigades un-
less our infantry Was there to support them.
No one of our brigades would fight one OF
bis regiments, mo- regimcst q Company, and
no company would charge pair of Forreb:s
old boots if they were lying in tho road"
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Mr.. Miles stated the number of exempts
this side of tho Mississippi River, under the
different. clauses, ofthe present law, as fol-
lows: Physical disability, 6I,l67; State Off
cers,exempted.by Governors, 1896. minis
ters, 8, 3,086; insane ylum nanagersand nurces
:l85; editors and employees Of newspapers.
$685. apothecaries, 399; physicians, 3,7l8;
teachers and professors, l,557; under tho ff,
yaail contractors, 41si, railroad employees,
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zasy- In military point Of view, everything is
qaiet in the Trans..bfisaissippi Tho rivers are
higher now than they havc,bcon for many years
but no apprehension is felt Of land ineursion.by
tho Yankees. 49,
&c rLo Message of Gor.Allen, OF Louisiana,
--"cs tho placing OF 2oOOou ndsroe, in
the army as. pioneers, Nseo-~.-, NH' A-'e-
s,ge mests-rih uniscrsal appreciation in Luuisi-
ana.
B~ Why ID it that some maa can lay, with
patriotic resign ton, two or thr0O aOna upon their
country altar, but II Confederate soldier steals
one Of their pigs thay 'wonld'nt care the Tan
keos pysrrup tho whole oouptsy?'
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Confederate Judge.

Hon. B. F. Perry. ((aays the Greenrille Rasriot)
has received the appointment Of Judge of the
Confederate States Court for the District of South
Carolina5 vice Hon. Il. G. Magratb, Who resigned
in consequence of having bsen elected Governor
Of the State. His Honor Judge Perry qsalifea
and entered upon the duties Of his responsible
position on Monday, the eth. =
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For the Advertiser.

FOf TIC AoYefIlstt
The following articles have been reoeiyedca'
the Soldiers Home for two weeks, ending Fob
goth, 1885:
Friend, l sack -four.
blr Johnson, load lightwood.
Mrs Ebert DevOre, J bush meal, lbs butter
2prs socks. 2
Mrs E ) Minis, / shoulder bacon, 1 bushelpo'
tatoes. - r.
E1-Gov Pickens, i load wood.
Mrs VIM Prescott, ham, 2shoullers, 2sidei
bacon, butter, peas, smallSbag -four, small
bag msal, lightbrcad, biscuits, cakes, soap.
Mrs Vim Middleton, I ham, shoulder bacon.
MRs. LEWIS JONES, Pres't. S. q. A.
Mrs. EBERT BLAND, .Sec'ry and Troas.
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Enrolling Office.

;, ss.-. EDGEFIAID, -s.-ey RIB, 2lst, 1885.
z ALL persons living near this place, who have
H. not yet paid in their tiths of Fodder, are
hereby earnestly requested to sond it forward to
the undersigned as soon as possible asitis much
needed for the Company in Camp here.
F. ). MOSES, Jr.,
Lieut.. Enrolling Officer.
Feb 22 2t -. 8
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: Brought to the Jail

nF this District, On the 1ith JAM, negro
W man who says his naine is BOB, and that
he belongs to Davis Hodges, living in Gsecnville
District, S. O.. Said Bob is about IS years old,
IS feet 0 INCHES high, very dark complectcd, and
,iFeighs about $50 pounds.
The owner Is requested to come forward, provo
property, pay charges, and take him away, other
Wise he wiz be dealt with as the law directs.
l.. II. MCCULLOUGH, ]. e. D..
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TIE. FAvORITE
HOMIE NEWSPAPER

VEHE attention Of those who wisbto subscribe
II. Ito FIRST GLASS RELIGIOUS AND
LITERARY NEWSPAPER, is called to the an
neuncement that
FHE BAPTIST BANNER
Is published every Saturday in Augusta, Ga, at
the price Of $40 per annum:
Each number (whols ,hest contains choice
original and selected roading,-Storiss, Miscel-
lsnies;; Communications, Current News, DO.
Edited BY Rey. A. c. DAYTON and JAxss N.
ELLs. =, -
: Enclose s1e,-sna address
ii JAMES N. ELLIS,
- Augusta, Ga.
Feb 21 2ms s
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"a. 1r pos.. nra.tnrs world dnlisor. nsnars

ID If Poet Masters would drliror. rapOrs to
those to whom. they are addressed, and not TO
certain faYorites who urotOo close listed to sub
scribe for :t6o rssmo,s ttsn newspaper pdhlishsrs
would not heaisso many complaints from suJseri-
bers about the. irregularity with rshioE The, get
their papers. Take heed, gentlemen of the postal
department, or You will get 8 "puf', gratis.
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SOLDIERS BOARD OF RELIEF,

The Asmbers of-the .soldisrs' Board of Reliof
will usot at Edgsaeld 9: a., on Monday nozt,
the 9th inst, 2. m.ttsrs of much importance
claim their attention. Each member seeing this
notice will please e1tonais to other members, as
!. Is desirable that there should be punctual at
tendance Of all the members.
go J. h. MINIS, sesry. q Treas.
Fob Il 1t - - O.:
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ss- Cen. Lee is said to have ozprysod him
.cf in favor Of consolidating the army, and op-
posed to elec.ing cfieers. "IG" said he, ",ho
men wouls o!cct officers just before going into
battle their clectiops would bo tho best that could
bo made but as it is, they elect in camp and
choose the mon nho Hill most indulge t5em."
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t.iimn.e. nf snrins--Words oil ,Hope.

Giimpses of sprins--Wotds offHope.
Wiatcris at last leaving us. Tho sky isslpe,
the sun bright, the bisie singing. and beginning
10 Build their nests the hoy-dny ST the snow
drops and or0cuses is ut houd in "fortnig ght the
jor5quils, daF5dils and hyacinths will be holding
high carnival a fer moro weeks, and all nature
will bO covered With green, the color Of hope
Hopo that "springs eternal in tho human breast"
Hope that "tells nutterins 'alc'-Horo that
p.rsr Iva, her tears.strings .rokon---Hope tAat is
an irreprssslJlc and perennial fountain Of living
waters. !. During this wsr,'Janu-'y, fehruaryand
March have always been our unlurky months
Ts, sf,r;,-. has ever brought success and glO-
rious victory. We isol :r-...-l 'Tii' 'e 90 osal1
thi. spring. Ths. is it With our lIyoa Il Tn.
world-shins and shadow. JOY aud anguish
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Notice.

n-. notify all persons indebted to The
w Estate If ". A. Rutland, dec.a, ,n., .1v...
and after this date that We will not recoi7e tho
present currency unloss compelled by law.
II. N. SATCHER, ~.
EMSLEY LOTT. o'
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Tne ATEAxTycse All T. E-.a le,ferErom Geo.
saward, ,,lssqr qrSecretary anil Geueral Super
ipdent Of the Atlantic Telegraph company,
to C. w. Field, after alluding to the absolute
electrical perfection Of the cable now being
made, states the ameunt completed up TO the
goth ofDecember at 40 miles. Gable. is
now being made at.the..ratesof eighty miles
psr week, without hurry and withoa. night
work. 1t will be finished By the end Of the
6rst week in June. Two tanka are on board
of the Great Eastern for storing cable, and
the third is rapidly progressing. There is no
reason to doubt that The cable will ull be on
hoard. and The great s6ip ready for sea with
everything Mr.. Saward has no doubt that
the cable Eill successfully laid and worked.
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: Iron for Sale.

HNoR sale at this Office lot of GOOD IRON
Il which will be sold at q bargain.
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FnoM TLoEjpA.-Recently a, Yankee forco
came FROM fcrnaasina 10 GalIuhaD, the couu-
sy seaesSGss,ee lassau county. on the railroad
between Eernaatiina and Baldwin. II, was
not q raidisg or phinderiag party, but ono
with peaceful intentions, and it behaved ac-
cordingly..a Having reached Callahan, they
vent to hunt up the Cleiks3f the Court and
demanded Of him the record Of his office; sta.
ting that they wanted them for the purpose
of settling titles TO property in Fernandina.
The Clark having produced the records, the
Yankees tool. them and quietly left.
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For Sale.

II WILL sell atpublc' outsry at Bdgeaeldac. Fl:
4 on Sale day in March next, EIGHT OR TEN
condemned Government HORSES and MULES.
Terms cash. JN0. L. NICHOLSON.
Government Agent
Feb 20 2t
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A Correspondent of tie Montgomery Ap:::

A correspondent of tie Montgomery APP
peal, writing from Richmond, gossips thus: !:
The Georgia delegation waitedson 'Fthe
President the other day and told him some
plain truths. For example, they told him
that he people oftheir State, whether rightly
or wrong ly, had lost confidence in him. and if
matters did not soon mend there wa danger
tI,, thev would lose faith in the cause. The
President was deeply distressed 1t is said
t;.ar the Georgians asked for the restoration
OF Johnston and a reconciliation with Ste
phens. It is to o,be.h hoped that the President
will do all,that mortal man can do to save his
country, for now be must see that bis country
is in peril. a%s5Gt
L4esarmy siseu Quarter retions.' Plenty
oil nleat:hns. reached Wilmington, there is
pisnty oft.ansportation; bet alas, The trans,
Iso.iation@id absorbed blythe bogus agents Of
the mira and mining bureau and navy depart
inept
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TO the People Of Graniteville and
Surrounding Country; who took
Goods from the Graniteville Fac
tory and Store on Friday, 10th
instant:
yZlHIS isto warm them Of the necessity of re-
II turuing-ths Goods Immediately to the Com
pany. Prosecutions will beissued against every
iudividual.who was sesn Carrying Goods from.
either place, unless speedily returned, and call
upon all lgood citizens for any Information which
viii lead to their recovery. It is my purpose to fe
lew up every suoh person and require them to
show where the articles in their possession were
obtained. Thirty.three thousand yards of the
Goods, forcibly.taken. from tbs Factory Ware
house, belonged to tho Soldiers Wives and Chill
dron. WIN. GREGG, President
Granitoville Mfg. Company.
Feb oj =, e.
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70 ALL WHOM TT MAY cOMCERN.
svsyHE Road leading from Mrs. Mary Morgsn's
.A to Prices Landing, Rehoboth Depot via
my residence, will be cfsctually closed on the 1st
March nex.. JOSEPH PRICE.
Fcb2I . Ct 9
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rate States.

9 Far the Advertiser.
nc Military System Of she Co
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Al - " elahe Z yhArs NY hAHs ~ NJ
, 4 ia 80 ~ il,sIk lk4t a., .,.s,s., {
YklI Nv hlla q ~ t.lwesn and . islssn
q. tItEuN. 1TouN4Hhim 40 uhai he ara.
A. When faau hIfa. ~ cane IN on The baef II
~ s,sg,1 HsN,lt ~ ent yss, iutu ,rufsrs
SIX oss * ss s.s q %sss,s,'
Daring the poFformnnes heard h eltlSl nFsd.
and looh,f fmmstial,lT !, - shsi n wss.-
ssx nlS ss ~ 's kos Q ne ,.s
Va W. ", wilk 49, rl.s i, !. vs ~ o, !.
J gs.rs (, a. ssss y. sp.ur,.t ". ,,,,s.
- ~ 81 q ifea nd ~ iryltsa him ~ . fsks
|, q 'ksAlsiks n.stsr, 6S'siss = spsss.
4. ~; M.ti. th,1a.h 'estal
"A. No; hey wedf Is together % taks : drikf;
Tint a ~ I heard ttf'r
! trlriroxt cr Jonx NiLEs--coIonKp
2. sale whether sea hsieAE 70 Ford Thsa.fs.
q Wen w; yss sl,a a. ,A. alsA, Of he .....-
Wilkes noolh lh8ftl y = Z
q. xssj law MIA hfA he came there.
Q. Tell The eourt AZ About what you saw.
A. Ha came there about nins Or ten o'clook.
Ne breaahie horse m from the stable down thsrs
70 the back door, hnd called 70 Ned Gpanrler 10
come out from he thoAlrp, three tines. Thsh
spAagls (, zane N. estc.s ~ .sAge 70 him Amer
more, IN lhsatt ne p!s,el 90 o. Thea went
up In sight q tht plosI d1nt' box. Iheard .omr
man say he belIssed somebody had shot he
President whsa 70 plcre he PrsyIdsni has
moment 70 the wisdev, and hard the hons :
feet going out o. the alley.
. p.d ysq ses NJ blaY holding No hoss,,
- Yes: I ssy de BOY Ehsr he had called "
q. You do no, know wh.s was MA bs,w,es
A Mo- only heard aim call for Ned sp.ss.
o. You say he came up 10 the door with tAs
herse between And 10 clock do you know
whare he kept his hotaaf ~ VNF
a. YES; N a iil,is stable sls.s ~ thew; ,aw
hin come freu there about o'clock, with Ned
Q, How far u the little stable where he kepI
his horse from the sheatref aI
A. DO not think u Is more than any yards.
Aewi,ness went cut o. TIE door spangler sAit
70 hlms "huah Dc not say Anything about Il. v
lie appeared TO b very much excited. mi
Witness IA connected with Ford = Theatre, saw
Booth about . o'eloek on the hight q the assas
aination. lie cane mp on q horse 10 thu baei
aad Booth said. "iielp iae ali you can, won !
/ yoniu He replied ooh, yes. -
~. DID be say tia, ~ 10 came up TO the doc
A. Yes when he came Up on his horse.
.. Was that the nrst remark he nader
A. The nra words heard him say were "Nsd
| help me all you can, won't your
q, How long was tina. before the President wa
A, About an hour and half, should Judge.
Q. DID yon observe the horse aifervafdsi
| A, Ne did not. ~
O reu did no. zee Booth In fronti
! A. lunl eAughtA glimpae o. him A. he va
going ont ofthe nrst entrance, right hand aide.
Q. DID you 500 Booth A the front Of IN
| theatrei
Al flav him that afternoon between four an
ave o'clock IN . restaurant next door. lie, vii
several others, Was there drinking, I saw Ne
| SpAngior, Maddcx, Booth, peAnuts, and goun
gentieman ny the name Of Molden their. Med
doS asked me II would not take = drink.
said yes, and went up aud took Rlan Of ais.
o. You did not zee Booth out on the paw,
meni, when yon vere out on tho pavement tbs
4. No, amer he rode up that afternoon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

GRovER' s Nh wTHEATRH
LkoNAnD GROVER. .ssl.. ~. *. ,pirector
2. .. hEss..s.......s.....s..- -Ar.lhs MANAGE
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a.-An.,,,,, r,., Arts,LIcd,,or ar m.

AS-AneleAf Fine Arta.-Icdltor OF the
Ns,s York Hrrnid: Respecting the relies oLpor.
celain ware found In late exhu nations u Her
enlAneum, which have been forwarded 10 the 3d.
elety Of Antiquities In London, whereof your
correspondent says The bottle resembling brakes
Plantation Blttera was undoubtedly placed mong
the ruiha BY the agent OF DR.. Drake, We desire 20
state that he Il Incorrect In every respect. n a
bottle was found there bearing our lettering, the
language Of the Ancient Romans was different
from tho accepted literature Of that day 90
Agent has other business than this In Europe, and
has not been In ltAiy At ALL No doubt Americans
carry Plantation Bitiers 10 Rome; but trying 70
impose upon society OF AntiquArlanA In this
way seems quite useless, and va do not appreel.
atethe Joke, nis unnscessATy for Us 10 spend
money In Europe while We Hrs unable 70 supply
the demand for these celebrated Bltters here,
Respectfully, ff i. u. DRAKE Co.
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s4PIlCIAL NOTICIrA,

- Georgetown. : Ths Rspebiiesn
can be obtained every evening Al the Book aud
Variety store Of CRAkDRLL. No. Ia Bridge
street, Georgetown. ~ jael-n
ArVreedom NntionaIt--TheE Enamel
patton Proclamation YhdicAted The Kmanci-
I'd states, issued Janusfy 1. ises, and Letter o.
thu Precedent Of Inc United states to the Union
Conyentlon hoilen Al Springfield, Illinois, sep.
tsnber 8 1875, IN Pamphlet Fora, with Covers,
9ms,s,y Iss,sa asa cSsr.ss'd rsr sss 2. ne
per COPY n copies, eli . copies, "a Mailed,
ifs. q postage, 70 Any par, Of The uhitss States
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ANKLE " PETERSON ". GEORGE PETER
TON. In Equity No. sol. Petition for Divorce,
The subp@na Issued 10 compel the defendants
appearance having been returned Into the Clerk .
once by the Marshal, on the 10th day Of March,
1865 endorsed mon fst, - aud the defendant
rule day, occurring twenty days Afterwards, aud
the complainant having hled an Afidnvi Of 4
diainterested witness thatthn defendant has been
absent from this District for Iaqre than ak
him, u IL, on motion Of complainant, this bih day
of May, lei5, ordered that the defendant cause
hls appearance 70 b. entarod on this anlt on Of
before the arst Tuesday u Jaly neKt, Otherwise
By order ofthe ceun,
Atrus eopyi l'E RI. MICS
F. nye-seWA Clerk
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Ar an0rsh's 1asAfns-a UnaI. 1ons
CaAis'' 80 : "a
r.,swta fHisr.say. = and ina nks PBEsr. )
. Az ON fnttov9' Hknt.-Wymsu, ne
.ps.is,sn ga yss.sI,esnls..
10 anpual1s.fs sha Buninsss nfea.
W nfiie ~ riishtion q advsriissra ana
lr<.insrs 80 y - splhmna q ne DfilS IA.
! uszEl 1lnrnn1InAr. - ~ sassrfl.lrk msiinn.
/, ~ lnfge .itsaieli'al a ~ allin u wssh-
hston sd o>otge,ptnd ~ Ne tdrroandinr
soss,ry. and j. naurlnpily Inslsbslnv,g We III
sonaaslt that thsy win and u not sniy eniaa-
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16
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C,IIIRF oUARTERMAsTER's OFPICR,
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January4 4, 1854
Al dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber,
Leather, Omea Furniture, Harness And sadlery
nro requested 10 send 10 this once, on the NON
DAY of each week, sealed proposal or list IL
dHplfcafe, Of the aficles they arc prepafed 70
furnish 70 this depot u short notice. with The
price Of each marked IN plata hsuroa, 70 that 10
eaHe the eKigcncies Of the service require ~ the
aEtisle % astslss saa be obialaed vitheai dslay,
Dsalsrs Wishing 10 cell 10 llls Depot will ).
required 70 furnish The list pnnelually ever
Monday moraing. OH. RUCkkk,
N. hrs. Gen. ana oelel ess,ieInss,er