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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
DIED.

This morning November 1st ISAAC GREGORY! aged IS
wears N TLe friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend funeral tomorrow afternoon at O'clock from
the residence of his son. S. T. Gregory, No y ST. As ST.
On the is instant after several days illness, W ALL
Of city Slst year CT his age 81 His friends ana &C
ouansancas are invited attend his funeral Friday the
Sd Instant 10 O'Clock from his residence fatIlc
between Duke and Prince streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
r 9 0 0 ~. F
GRAND LEVEE OF
POTOMAC LODGE, NO. 36,

AT THEIR HALL, ON CoLUM[Bl NIB -; ;oc-. &.
ME Committee promise their united exertions
in preserving the strictest order and decorq N
and fatter themselves that the friends OF tne
Order present on that occasion, Will pass an
agreeable evening. -.
Coaches will call for all ladies invi4ed by the
committe ofarrangements-no others Will De ao-
mitted
Supper and other refreshments will be pro-
vided at reas onablerates As,, :
No liquor allowed in the hall.
: COMMITTEE: &C. Schafer, J: D. Appich, =.
Il. Watkins, J: w. Atkinson, Thomas " v po-
bic, W. j. Allison. J. Fl Soper, Isaac Elchbergg,,
Neth'l HAYES G. w. Dearborn, D. Appich, S.
Jefferson, Geo. steurnagle W: e; Mitchell,
Fred Melcher, J. II. Pickens, ~ 4 Vincent
J. 81. Owens, S. Tennesson, P. Voglesang, Jas
W. Simpson, W. f. Padgett, Geo. Bossart, > .
Wie Ghas Good1ich Ill; Ihoma ma sl ~ Fc.r -
MARsHAL--Hugh Latham.
CoMM1rTEE OF AREANeEMENrs-15
Brengle, j. T. Dudley, John Geib, Jno Powell
HEADS CELEBRATED BRASS AND STRING
RAW IS engaged. oc 3l-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

FOR SALE. "a No. FIRE PROOF SAFE
4 -Herrings patent. Apply at this office.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

MIGHT SCuOOL.-T. &. NETITT viii
open NIGHT School, in Odd Fellows Hall;
Columbus street, Monday: fth Of November
He will give instruction i'll such branches as may
be desired, at SIS per quarter For farther par
~, n1nn1- '+;11 n;nht oc 3l-lW#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01
HARRIET.

Oh Sunday oct Goth ~ Rev. NJ. aiar!ers, GEORGE
KNAPP Of Acxantria to Miss LAURA 3 LIAM o. Cen
trcville Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

TTOUSE FOR SALE.-A small BRICK
HOUSE for sale. Enquire at this office.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

NTDTICl; is hereby given to all CONCERNED,
" that John T. Dyer is duly authorized to
attend to tha business above named.
LEWIS Mckenzie, Attorney in fact,
for Hannah Ana Gntchell. adminlstrator o.
oce1-2t J. & Davis, dec d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

NOTICE. CHATHAM informs his
" friends. and the public that he has reopen
cd his LIVERY STABLE, at the old place,
Pitt Street, near the corner Of Cameron Wn 43l
he will keep for hire, HO rs, ca
ond P1TCG'rES Horses taken on livery, and
5ougIt and sold. Ho invites his old friends and
the Bubble generally. to favor him with their
s wy ps'n oct Lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-01

Senator Doolittle, in a. speech recently de-
]iyered in Milwaukee, gave the of Gen
eral. Grant on negro suffrage, as follows:
1.-THE other day, when Gen. Grant, was here
spending several hours with him in free con-
yersation upon this subject among others, he
expressed to me the same opinion. Said |,
General Grant, [ never quote. private con-
versaton without express permission. Am |
permitted to state what you now state to me. -
Said he, certainly, there is no concealment
on my part and be stated to he in the con-
versatiop that . considerable portion OF the
trouble between the whites and blacks that has
already occurred was ms consequence OF this un-
wise attempt to force negro suffrage IN those
States. He said further, that if the Federal
Government were to attempt to do it and to
enforce it, it would undoubtedly produce war
between the two races there. :
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-10-21
THE STAMP ACT.

ONE OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
There are probably not dozen of the
readers OF this paper who know the de.
tails of the Stamp Act. Yet, there is no
law, State or National, the provisions of
which are more important to the people.
Here are such Of its provisions rs we
think will prove most interesting and i'm
portant TO the reader:
SCHEDULE
ACKNOWLEDGMENT deeds exempt
AFFIDAVIT s cents
IN SUIT or legal proceedings exempt
AGREEMENT on APPRAIsENEST
for each sheet or piece ofpa'
per on which the same is
written cents
AssIGsNESTs OR TaASsrERs--
Of mortgage, lease or policy
OF Insurance., The same duty
as on the original instra,
ment f -
Ofpatent right s cents
BANK CnEcEs, DRArrs OR Oa
pERs, dc.--at sight or on
demand Q cents
BILLS OF EXCHANGE; IsLASp-
draft or order, payable 9th,
eswise than at sight or on
demand, and any promisory
note whatever, payable on
demand or at a lime desig:
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CIRCULAR

10 fhe freedmen Of Western Norfh Car,
o1.na, and ddjoining Districts Of South
AkAoaUARrERs FRERDMES's BUREAU, J
Charlotte N. c., Oct, /, 1866. {
knowing that many of you have
wrong impressions relative to your free.
dom, l send this Circular th AT il NAV cor
rect many erroneous ideas which are ON
Grating very much against your interests
l have learned. that many of Won havs
the foolish idea that at Christmas you
are 10 receive 'and', hotses, and farming
utensils that you expect the United
states Govefnment 20 give 10 YOU a nor.
ton OF your former master's properts or
plantation. AS to this, let me saw 70
you all that the Govern ment has no land
"a this portion of tbe'Sts,e. and that all
plantations and property of all kinds
(exeept the negro) belong to your mas.
ters as hereto!ore--the Government bav.
ing no claim upon them whatever. Any
OF you having such expectations, must at
once aud forever abandon such pyepos.
ferrous aud absurd idess; and any 'psrsop
or persons trying TO make Won beliava
anything ofths kind are either fools or
so..s snavas. and are imposing upon your is
Inc Government has given you yonr
freedom, and you must not expect auv
shing further from il. The Government
expects you to labor ahd work ont vour
own salvation, and unless you do Won 90
back IN ai.va,, =. 80 -
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NUMBER I.

300, ana not exceeding
xooo, so censa
additional $500, or fractional
part thereof ip excess Of
$500, X so cent.
pAwSEks p M IhEcks' 8 censs
United States to any foreign
port, costing not more than
$35, ;. so cent,
Costing more than S35, and
not. no, exceeding exceed nq;'s;, $50, 90 sl.oo
fractional part thereof, in ex.
cess Of $50, $l.oo
GENERAL REMARKS. ri
Revenue Stamps may be used ndi.e rimi.
nateiy upon any of the matters or th,pos
enumerated in schedule b, except propris.
tary and playing card stamps, for which e
special use has been provided.
Postage stamps cannot be used in psy.
ment Of the duty chargsable on Instruments.
IL is the duty of the maker OF an instru.
ment to atiiI and cancel The stamp thereon.
IL he negleets todo so, the party for whose
use II is made, may stamp it before It il
USED, but IN, no case can it, be legally used
without stamp; and if used after tn.
Both Of July, 1864, and used without .
stamp, it cannot afterwards be e6ectuaIIy
stamped. Any failure upon the part of iii
maker Of an instrument to appropri,t.lv
stamp II, renders him liable to u penalty Of
two hundred dollars.
Suits are commenced iI many State. by
other processes than writ, viz summons.
warrants, publication, petition, &c, il
whlch case these, as the original pro.s,.
stverally require stamps.
Wrl's OF scira facas are subject to stsmp
duty as original processes.
The Jnrat Of IN affidavit, taken before y
Justies Of the Peace. Notary Pub.i., or 9th:
or officer duly authorized to take affidsvi,s.
10 hello to he certificate, and subi.ct 10 =
stamp duty Of cents, except whs. t,k.n
IN suIss Or legal proceedings.
| Certificates of loan in which thsre .b.ll
appear any printed Or written evidence ~
IN amount Of msnsy TO be paid on demand
! Or at any time designated, are subis,t "a
stamp duty rs Promisssry Notes.
Ihs assignment Of mortgage Is subject
to the same stamp duty, rs ,nst imp1..J
upon the original instrument; that IA Ia
say, for every spun Of. 1--WE. hundred dollar.
or any fractional part thereof. of the am mouat
secured by the mortgage, at the time of Il.
assignment, there must be afixed a st.mn
or stamps, denoting a duty Of fifty cent?.
Whentwe or moro persons join in n.
exssution of an instrument, the stamp. 10
which this instrument is liable und,r ,hs
Law, may bs affixed aud cancelled by one Of
the parties.
la conSsyances of real estate, tn. law
provides that the stamp affixed must an.w.r
70 the value OF the estate on interest CON.
vsysd.
No stamp is required on any warrant oS
attorney accompanying a bond or not..
when such bond or,not1 has AFFIXED tbs,s,s
The stamp or stamps deno:ing the duty rs.
quifed, aud whsnsver any bend or neie in
secured by mortgage, but one stamp d.t,
ls required on such papers, such stamp da.
ty beng the hghost rates required for ..ch
instruments, or either Of them. In such
case note or memorandum Of Che y.inS
or denomination Of the stamp .f;..T
should be made upon the margin or in ~
acknowledgement Of ;hs instrument which
Is not stamped.
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Masonic.

rEgg The regular Communications II
MAXS Jackson Lodge, No. SO, A.. F.. NJ,
are held, as formerly, on Thursday
on or before the Full Moon in every monuI.
a prompt attendance Of the members is 70.
quested.
BY order Of the Lodge.
Sept Z, ls65.-3n.
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issued for circulation, and
checks made aud intended
to be, ard which shall he,
forthwith presen led for pay,
ment) for a sum not exceed.
ing 500 S cents
For every additional hundred ,,
dollars, or fractional part
thereof cents
BILLS OF LADINo-of vessels
for ports Of the United States
or British North America EXEMPT
Or receipt Of Goods on any
foreign ports 10 cents
Bill OF SALE-of any vessel.
or part thereof, when the con,
s!deration does lot e-ceed
five hundred dollars :, so cents
Exceeding $500 and not ex'
ceeding $1,000 $l,Oo
Exceeding 81 900, for each
$500, fractional part thereof SO cents
Oi personal property Eo,her :.
than ship or vessel s cents
BoND-personal, for payment
Of money see Mortgsge.l
Official 1900
For ndemnifying any person
for the payment Of any sum
Of money, where the money
ultimately recoverable there.
upon is 1000 or less so cents
Where the money recovera,
Gle exceeds 81 900, for every
additional $1,000, or frac
tionaI part thereof 90 cents
BoND --cosnty, city and town
bonds, railroad and other cor.
pora,ion bonds and script,
are subject to stamp duty.
See Mortgage
~ any description, other
than such rs are required in
legal proceedings, aud such
as are not otherwise charged
in this schedule 25 cents
CERTIFICATES --of Gepooi. 10
bauk, sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars 2 cents
Of deposit in bank, sum ex.
ceediDg one hundred dollars s cents
Oi stock In an Incorporated
company 25 cents
Eeheral 5 cents
OF IA qualification Of a Justice
Of the Peace 80.
Commissioner OF Deeds or
Notary Public 5 cents
vi search OF records S conts
That certain papers are on 8.
file s cents
That certain papers cannot
be found S cents
OF redemption Of land sold
for taxes g. S cents
OF birth, marriage AID death s cents
VI qualifications OF school
teachers S cents
Of profits on an incorporated :,
company, for sum not less
than ten dollars and not ex.
cesding City dollars 10 cents
Exceeding fifty dollars and :.
not exceeding one thousand
dollars 25 cents
Exceeding one thousand dol. =
lars, fof every additional one
thousand. or ffsetioual part
d thereof ). accents
OF damage or otherwise, and
all other certificates or docu.
ments issued by any port
warden, marine surveyors, or
other person acting as such 25 cents
CERTIFIED TRANscRIpr of
judgments, satisfaction Of
judgments and Of all papers
recorded or on file 8 cents
IN. B.-As general rule, '
every certificate which has,
or may have, legal value
in any court Of law or equity,
will require stamp duty Of
five ceuis
CHEcK DRAFT OR ORDER-
For the payment OF any sum
Of money exceeding $40.
drawn upon any person OF
other than a bank, banker
or trust company, at sight or
or on demand 2 cents
CoNrRAcr-ISee Agreement
Brokers lo cents
CoNyEYAScE-'deed, instrug
-
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ADVERTISEMENTS


VIII be inserted at one dollar and jft1y cents
per square for the first and one dollar p,r
square for each subsequent Insertion. A
square to consist Of the space of TEN LINES,
Brewer type. No advertisement considered
less than a square. -.
The number Of insertions must be written
on eacE advertisement, or they will he inser.
tea TIL ordered out and charged accordingly.
semi-Monttly, Monthly, or Quarterly Adver.
tsements, will be charged one dollar and ftfy
cents per square for each insertion.
Liberal deductions will be made in favor Of
advertisements of three months, or longer
standing.
eB Announcing candidates for Office fee
dollars
CB Comm unications recommending cand;,
dates Tor office and oil others Of limited or in.
disiduai interest, charged at advertising rates.
All legal or official notices must be maid for
by the individual authorizing the publication Of
the same' without reference to their official
capacity.
TO Announcementso Of Marri ,ges or Deaths.
Notices Of Religious Meetings published gratis
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will DC charged for the oyerplus ct req.
ular advertising rates. - ~ """ ~
:. sB- Tributes Of Respect, rated as advertise.
ments.
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~ SShso
Exceedin 500 and not.ex,
ceeding $500 in value, SO cents
Exceeding $500 in value, $l.oo
For the Withdrawal Of any :,
goods or merchandise from
bonded warehouse, 50 cents
GUAcEK's RBruRNriffcr quan.
tity not exceeding 500 gall
Ions, gross, =" 10 cents
Exceeding 500 gallons, 25 cents
Power OF ATToRNEY-to sell
Pc or transfer stock, or collect
dividends thereon, .. 25 cents
To vote at an election Of in,
corr Grated company, 10 cents
To receiyeJor'collect rentes, 20 cents
10 sail, or convey, or rent, org
lease real estate, 800
For any Other. purpose, so cen Is
PRoBASE OF WILL-for letters
Of administration, where the
value OF both real aud peri
sonal estate does not exceed
$4,000, $l.OO
For every additional 50 900,
or fractional part thereof, in
excess Of $4,000, so cents
Bonds Of executor, admins,
traitors. guardians and trus,
tees, are each subjected toa {
stamp duty Of Z $l.oO
PRorEsr-upon bill note, check,
or DRAFT, 25 cents
PRoMIssoEY NoTE-[See Bills e"
Of Exchange, ipland
Renewal OF, subject to same
duty as an original hoto.
REcEIPr-for the payment Of
any sum OF money, or debt
due, exceeding $40, or for
the delivery Of any property, cents
TRusr DEED-made 10 secure
debt to be stamped as q
mortgage conveying estate to
uses, to be stamped as cor'
veyauce.. T.
WAREHOUSE REoEIpT-for apy
goods, wares or merchandise
not otherwise provided for,
deposited or stored in any I
public or private warehouse,
not exceeding $500 in value, 10 ceDts
Exceeding $500, and not OK. - ~
ceediug $1,000. 90 cents
Exceeding $1,000, for every
additional $1,000. CT frac-
tional par. thereof, in excess
Of $1,000, 10 cents
For any goods, &c, not 9th.
erwise provided for, stored
or deposited in any public or
private warehouse or yard, 2s cents
WRrTs & LEGAL DOCUMENTS
writ or other legal process
by which any suit IS com.
menced in any court of re.
cord, either Of law or equity, 50 cont,
Writ or original process is.
sued by court not Of re-.
cord, where the amount
claimed is tlQ0 or over, so cert.
Upon every: confession Of
Judgment or cognovit fcf
500 or over, except in cases
where the tax for = writ has
been paid, Z. so cents
Writ or other process ap. ;.
peala from justices courts, of
other courts Of infsrios juris-
diction, to courto Of record 90 cents
Warrants Of distress, when 4.
ths, amount Of rent claimed
does no. exceed 800 2s cents
When the amount exceeds
slOO, So, so cents
Observation-Disclosures, Inland and
Fire. Where the considera
tion paid for the insurance,
in cash, premium notes, or
both, does not exceed $40, 10 cents
Exceeding $40, and no, ex
ceeding $50, so cents
Insurance., LIFs-when the
amount insured does not ex.
ceed 81 900, 25 cents
Exceeding $1,000, and not
exceeding $4,000, so cents
Exceeding 5000, sl.oo
LEAsE--of lands or tenements.
where the rents do not exceed
$500 per annum, so cents
Exceeding $500, for each al. :.
diGonal $500, or fractional
part thereof, in excess OF
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JOB WORK

wiz be executed with ncatness and dispatch
and on accommodating terms.
eB THE CASH for Advertising and Job
work will be required in all instances as soon
as the work is rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour Bacon, Lard. Sorghum, &c, will DO
received in payment Of subscriptions aud ad.
vertising at the market rates. Also clean cot.
ton and linen rags.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-26
CITY NEWS.

HARD OK rHE GoyERsoR's sTAFF.-Th,
Glvern0r' STAFF Is a sfaadiag matter i9r dis
cussiOn III the House. A good portion o
three DAYS have been c0nsumed, Ia discus
sing it, yet il still looms up, and we see NJ
prospect Of q speedy disposition OF the
;hng- That our readers lasy understand
ihe case, We win give the following explsn-
alton
Byan old law. the Governor was author
ised L, appoint three Brigadiers, and two
Colonies. as a Staff the positions being, eK-
cspt in time Of war, merely honorary, the
.ncumbents drawing no pay. The Legisla-
ture, at lie last session, not being fully sat
isGed that peace was fully established, pro
vided that these officers should draw the
same paw 10 which officers q their rank
w,re entitled, in the United States army f;
and The bill, as originally offered by Mr.
Steele, last week, proposed TO abolish the
whole thing-thst is, the whole pay.
IL being apparent that the AdJutant Gen
erul could not be Immediately spared, Mr.
Aruell moved "a amendment, that that Of
dcsr be allowed 10 draw pay, till the first Of
JsuuaFy next, which was agreed TO, and the
bill passed it, second reading, without oppo-
sItiOn.
when il came up for its third residing,
Mr. Arneu moved 10 strike out all after the
euaciiug clause, aud insert a new bill, au
ihorzi,g the retention Of the Adiutant
General, with the rank Of Brigadier, and
paw Of Colonel, and also two aids, with any
rank the Governor might ses fit 10 confer,
bui with only the pay Of Major.
Upon this, a warm discussion arose, when,
vester lay sfternooo, this substitute was
adopted, bva vote Of 20 20 %.
Mr. Garner az once moved 70 amend by
striking out two, aud inserting one-giving
the Governor a single aid. Mr.. Smith Of
Hardcmau moved 10 amend that, by retain
ing the two MsiorE, but stipulat'ng thst
their psy should not exceed one hundred
and sixty dollars per month each and 1t is
~ that condition that the bill now stands
when twill be disposed Of, is pr0blemRti
cal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-26

Wa do not profess 10 be the only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be iound ct his
ottico at all hours, day or night = nor do
We, in offering cur services 20 the invalid
desire 10 recommend ourself in preferences
70 other equally well established and ox-
perieuced Physician nor do We pre-
tend 10 be inialliblo, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned IN our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any i5oader-
FL secret REMEDIES, or extraordinary dg~ee-
abie treatment o. paliiGtiUes o. all sensible
men must know, that success in the prae-
tee Of medicine, does not depend 50 much
upon the discovery Of aelg rsnsiics, OF neio
modes Of treatment, IS upon he skillful use
Of those agencies necessary u perfect cure
and this can be acquired only By expe-
Renee and patient application. We res
Pectlully refer the public 20 our general al o.
Vertisement, in another part Of The paper
Ofdce hours from 8 in the morning tfll 3
al night. L. L. CoLnM1H, hi. ID.
81 North Cherry g.. Naahvilla Ten
We are obliged to Mr.. G.. 6. Packard.
Clerk Of the 81. Louis and J0hnsonville
packet, @. Nee. Porter, for late New Or
leans and Cairo papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-26

Persons unaoqusinted in The city seeing
90 many advertisements for the irotamanI
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often az a loss 10 De,
ermine 10 whom 20 eutrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
hshment Of this kind is at No. g Deaderick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
antee that this is q reliable institution. DR.
4. RIcHAED JoSEs may be found il his Of
nee during the hours stated in bis general
advertisement Al medicines fstr7iisked n
Ae o5ioc.
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Old Course Of Treatment

taysss @ sossay saassi By re returning secondary psoa
le o. ri
49, .easn nles.eon aai ~ een 1und much
~ ny 5nPoas Pnslacea sy .he GA slhoo Iresiusnt
giAlA ae lae "a
would os ene monih and Ne cure es a ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-26

C0rroN REF0BT.-The market for this
staple was not 80 lively yesterday, as tho
few DAYS previous. Sales were small though
At about our last figures. The market in
the morning was firm with reported sale of
81 bales AZ 479JO. Afternoon, however,
@ weakened and prices declined 70 47@4sc,
With very few Transaction. The receipts
amounted TO 55l bales, and shipments 70
sas. The following are the transactions Of
ihe principles houses.
AcAlister 4 Co. sold bales at 60c.: re-
eeiyed $50, and shipped l3s.
Hamilton a Co. sold 85 bales at 48c.:
reserved 50, and shipped 20.
French 4 Co. received lt2, and shipped
lss bales
Allison a Kirkmau sold 80 bales at 45950,
and received liz.
stratton, Pointer a Co, report a small
ale Al soc; received -, and shipped Al
tales.
Bailey, Ordway a Co. sold 90 bales al az
@sac.i received y, and shipped p.
bnggr a Co. received IS, and shipped 20
bales.
Griffith a Parsons received es bales, and
shipped $50.
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EOTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which we're filed with the Board Of Claims
Of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. So
dated March 18th, 1865, Department of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
Washington, D. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, in order 10 substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
just Indebtedness from the Government.
je30-tf II. ToEPKIss 4 Co.
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This vice, which is never practieed il
the presence Of any one, has proved tia
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquenee or pen To Song,
Il has DESTROYED health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim x
q living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. g. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb26-H