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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22

M" Christmas, With sll ii1 pleasing associations and
entertainments il urrn again Dstked In her grand.
Get apparel abe comes thia tmo with smiles and laugh.
Ing eye yor the past four yoarS fropn OF darkness
and death bias been cast from her thadowy form but
nor, how pleasant tbs change A merry Christina,
and h,ppy New Year 10 ono md all
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ra- Mr. s. A. Bavoll, Of the Independent Fepubl c
Of Drefs Dtrioi will please accept our thank. for
tysu. The eountry docs MT contain young man who
possscs moro natural genius or originality Of thought
lh.7 our younG friend "stcphcn." Muy thy bloom o,
youth and lapp ness nsYtr decay.
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lRAIK LESuES LADIES' NASAZIl

is the most brilliant Fashion Magazine ever
published In addition to numerous Engrav-
ings illustrating the Romances and Litera-
ture OF the month, it contains more Fashion
Plates than all the other magazines com.
biDed. ........-.
Frank Lesle's Ladies' Magazine contains
the Fashions long before they appear in other
periodicals., The publisher having made spe-
ci'l arrangements with his Agents in Paris,
Berlin, and London, 10 transmit them to him
in adva"ce of their becoming the mode in
those cities while his facilities for executing
engravings are so extensive and perfect, that
be can reproduce them in a few hours after
they are received.
The fol owing are our terms for 1866, which,
considering the value Of our Magazine and
the superior excellence of its Fashion De-
partment, will be found far below those of
any other periodical published in the coun-
try.
One Copy, $3.50 Four Copies in one Post
Office, Sl4. with an additional advantage of
one Extra Copy gratis to the person sending
that amount.
FOR Sale by all News Agents and
u Booksellers.
One Copy each of Frank Leslie's Illustra-
ted Newspaper, and Lady's Magazine to one
fost-Ohce, 81. Dcc22,tf.
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srtrrpip DALI on cHRi'TSLs NioaT.-wo zee our
friend, Capt Boyd, Of tho Union Hotel IL Masking pre-
pGra,ion fOr a GIand Bail to DO gi'eu Ca Christmas
night We presume II will b, al ipt'restpS Ossatioa
Soc tho adyertit rsnt.
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rsa- Poor Mr. Turkey! your doom
Is fast approaching A fcw moro re.
volvins days, and you will DO no moro.
The decree has gone forth, irrevoca.
bly, terrible to sou. Soon, very soop,
your barn.yard occupants will be
freed from tho annoyance Of your era.
ting Sounds aud vain.glorions strut.
tiugs Well may you cxclain OIL
the inconprchensiblc cruelty of Chrio,
mas rovoIers to my nnluoky raro --
We would mitigate your disconso.
lance by the assurance, that We will
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PosrAoE STAMPS --Thc following
has been received from the Post Office
Department at Washington City:
4 pos1 OFFICE DEPARTMENT, J
Taaa;s QC,cs, Nov 2S, 1865.
6, L. Gyi2ham, P IL JoneSjoro', Tenn
SgE,--tn reply to your enquiries OF
9th instant, You are informed that
tho Stamps and Stamped Envelopes is
susd By tits Department since August
1851, onlg oro valid for postages
Respectfully, yours,
A. n, zEvELY,
Third Asst. ?, N General
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bsp~ W. n. Landretb, Druggist, will accept
our ihopks 70: handsome Christmas present.
Nr. b. has Cor sale great variety Of nice ar.
tiele ra,able for Christmas presents, tucb as
toys, candies, DC. Giyo bin cali.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22

p@r President Jackson was remind.
cd by the inimitable Jack Downing,
after his famous notification quelling
proclamation to the Knightly State of
the Palmetoesu that "those most will
ing to shed their last drop of blood,
were generally most unwilling to shed
their first" Jack understood human
nature, as well as the art of raising o
laugh.
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Joncsboro Tenn, Dec. 10, 1866.

or II Gen. L. S. Grant with several members Of
his star past through this place s,t Sunday morn.
ing, snrouty fer MUss!aFton city. lie returning
fYoln a tour through several Of the Southern Stat
At JourRtoroagh where the rnr stpps supper the
General WAS introduced 10 Or. SEWER prominent citi-
zen Of the place, who introduced him 10 large crowd
who were IN waiting TO catch glimpse of the great
lanker." general shaking hands took place-Among
the crowd was enc who hsi fought pretty hard on 9th
or side, who, while holbus up the General romarl-
q: fought thkt man pretty hard, but would like
TO see him" The General answered, "That does not
keep ven from telling rood citizen had as soon see
you IS any body" II tApse in authority In this State
would rccogpilg this fict, aul oct accordingly, we
wonld soon have quite different state Of affairs"
We copy the above from the Bristol Nc'I and as 1.
peiiaEs TO \ matter oi our ipca'e, 1t becoms cur
province IS Journalist, TO propagate truth and expose
error" TAcsc who we're present at the reception o.
Gen. Grant will readily perceive the fragrant ml9rcpre-
ertation &c; forth by the Nei ed!torialy. The Zone
amoOg The crowd" vino "hobb,ed up" md desired to
Gen. Graut happened to be at cur side and was no
!cas pRGsonf 20 than the venerable w. Atkinson Esq'r
Of thia Place, hsn sbom 10 truer Union man doesn't
tGlt, or defeats more such flbr,,ons as above pro-
'argGtei for Le cfpees benefit Of that clnsV opcopo
Designated BY tho laws OF the land as "trstors."
" D. BY the above correction we do not court per
soni ebrcslo, hut state facts, which II rchutt.d
DE PREPARED TO O't not forgetting whu addlod for the
sFss,,s. dRacsr IN ploiera rascaiity.
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M A r r I + D.

Married on 23rd ult., by John Walter, Esqr.
Mt his house, Samuel Watson TO Miss Eliza
beth Saylor, all of Washington county.
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Notice of Tnsoluapov

- V.SN VI 1NOV1 v V1IOTt
VNhE INSOLVENCY Of the Estalc of John ii yaurht
deceased having been suggested to the Clerk of the
Comfy Conrt Of johnson County, Tenn. An persons
having claims against said Estate are required to I'M
them with the Clerk Of the County Court Of said Coun
~, duly authenticated by law, before the first
Monday in june 1866 as they will be foreycr b,rrsd
both in law and equity. BY order Of r. e. Berry Clk
Of County Court of johnson County, Tenn Dec 10th.
1865. "t"I T. n WtGSER ''
dec22wi" Admir- of J. II. Vaught, deed
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THE UNION FLAG.
JoneSboro', December, %, 1865.
LOCAL ITEM s,


tW- AS will be seen by the notice below
the young Ladies Of Jonesboro' propose civ.
ing an entertainment on the 9th Just, which
we hope will be well patronized as the OBJ
ject 10 one SO landable, that aside from the
amusement, it should attract large audience.
TABLAEU AND CHARADE PAR.
TY.
A Tabloau and Charade party will be Civ.
en- at Jcnesboro', Tenn, on Wednesday evening
December 27h, prepared expressly for tie
Holidays. All true lovers of fun and plea.
sure will be fully compensated by attending,
and will be greeted by the young Ladies with
smiles and good wishes, and BY the mar
ried Ladies with more substantial pleasures,
in the shape Of a splendid supper. CoME
ONE CoNr ALI
TAsLAU's.
"a Scene from IpanAoe.
4 Philosopher in "arei cfMs Wind.
Condemnation Of Princes, LambaRs.
Fell Of Hungary. <
Sunday Sparkling. y
Richard Ill., endcaroring TO persuade Bscking.
ham 10 eon,en, TO the murder Of the Young
Princcys
Lifting the Vai-A fairy scene.
Tie FarGpn Refined.
NOV and Drr.m',~.
The Tr'I # Constance de Bsrcrly"
Many other Tableau's, Charades, Proverbs,
and Glees IRE prepared for the occasion.--
This Concert is given for the benefit Of the
Church and t Is hoped that every one will
come, and como with full purses and liberal
hearts. -.
Jonnshorni Tenn Der 10 ,eeS
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a q JaokEOn,
william, g Kyle. HAWKINS county.
The Directors, after being duly
o'ali6ed orgorited the Board by
olociing Jnn n Branrer, President,
and James B Boxsie, gjTc1ntspaep,
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REALLY TUEIATrsr "a su,oNo

REALLY THE LATEST FASHIONS.
Nearly 100 Wustrations Of the Nep Fashions,
and Super CoLored Double Fashion Plate.
Being Larger Number of Plates than are,
Published in all the other Magazines Conn.,
bined fa
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Sotcs OF Bank Of Teuurssee dated 1861, or signed
y. 1orbot, Prcideu, are new issue, and areboush al
10 cents.
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The price Of "THE ARGoSY" will No
Twenty-Five eeals n Month II will be pun.
lishod by ALEX AMBER BrRAHiE & co,
lrs Grand street, Etn-York, and TO be for
talc o.: al Bookstores sbj New Agencies In
tho usi.ed S'aics - p'r37H
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-03
Q CandidateSfor the ColayeMtios n

Mr.. Editor. The time being very nearly
at thand when the peopleo of Fairfield District
win be called upon to select suitable persons
to represent them in the Convention which
Is to re-establish civil order In che State.
Il beeomss us to take initial action In the
prenises. This Convention, is. one Of; the
most important that has syer been called,
and considering the vast and complicated in
t6reets which will be entrusted To IL and The
delicate nature Of the trusts, 1t is Quite eyii-
dspt that men Of experience; and personal
worth should be- seleoted. i@sys sf s5tS3ig 2
Permit mo to nominate three gentlemen
who contain In o high, degree all OF the
,qualiii lea necessary5 who have been tried ia
public capacities and have never been found
wantipgsaw who have legal and legislstive
expsriehas aud are known 10 the people Of
the District for integrity, personal worth,
moderation and public spirit. 1 referito {
S ao IA FMaR RoBERTS0N, /, y # 81 2
4ssE x JiMES ,. Moe "A ANrS. g 4 &
JAMES y. sRfoN. & y
y August 2, 1865. ifAiRyisED.
aug 8 'S6-4,te 8 ~ z
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WINNsBoRo s. 8, THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 8 1865.

be as beneficial to the North, as to the
South, and it will be to the interest of
tue former section to do all in its power
to promote commercial intercourse as
rapidly as possible. We repeat, give
Southern debtors reasonable length of
time to meet the payment Of bills form
erly contracted at the, North, and the
result will be advantageous to the
creditor. We. urge moderate exercise
of patience and discretion, and are
confident that the adoption of such a
course will lead to favorable and salts.
factory results. - Charleston Courier.
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ers of freed persons win be kind to them,
and not turn off the children or aged to
perish; and the. freed men and women are
earnestly enjoined to make contracts, just
and fair, for remaining with their former
owners. y s, a-E .E,f.$,s
In order to facilitate as much rs possi-
BILE the application for pardons under the
excepted sections Of the Presidents Am
pesty Proclamation, it is stated for infor-
nation that oil applications must be by po-
tition, stating the exception, and accom-
panied with the oath prescribed. This pc
ution must be first approved by the Provis-
ional Governor, and then forwarded to the
President The headquarters of tho Pro-
visional Governor will be at Greenyille,
where oil communications to him must be
addressed. ,.N I.s, ..t... s,, Job.
The newspapers of this State will publish
this proclamation until the election for men,
bers of the Convention. af, -a
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and seal Done at tho
H. 81 town Of Greenville, this Goth day of
Ra July, in the year of our Lord 1865
and of the independence of the Uni
ted States the ninetieth.c 'M
2g:s. a b. F. PERRY.
By the Provisional Governor: '1
WILLIAM II. PgRRY, Private Secretary.
july y29'65-tsep4. .......'.
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OFFICIAL ORDERS.
n HEAD QUARTERS,
DISTRICT OF WESTERN s. c.,
WINNsBoRo', s. c., July "a, 1866.

es"sis' No. 9."''' 3, j.
4 THE. District of Western South
IL Carolina, is hereby divided into the
following Sub-Distriots, viz.
lst Sub.district will comprise the Dis
tricts of Greenville, Anderson and Pickens,
and Charles 7. Trowbridge is assigned to
command, with headquarters at Calhoun or
Anderson. Ia
- 2nd Sub-district. The Districts of Lau-
reus, Abbeville, Edgefield and Newberry.
Brevet Brigadier General G. II. Van Wyck
to commqnd. Headquarters at Newberry.
8rd Sub-district. The Districts of Spar
tanburg and Union, commanding officer and
Headquarters to be hereafter designated.
9TH Sub district The Districts of Fair
field, Chester, York and Lancaster, Breyet
Brigadier General II. c. Chapman to COM
mand, Headquarters at Winnsboro', s. c.
The regular reports required by the regu-
lations War Department, and department of
the South, will be Immediately forwarded to
these Headquarters.
III. The following named officers are here
by announced on the staff of the Brigadier
General commanding District of Western
South Carolina. tA55
lst Lieut. CHAs: b. HALL, 8Oth Maine
Volunteers, A. A. A. G.
Let Lieut.. and r. Q. NJ, FRANK H. CoPrIN,
Both Maine Volunteers, A. "A. q. NJ.
Captain ID. B MILLER, C.S. Volunteers.
End Lieut.. f. L. DwINAL, 3Oth Maine
Volunteers, A. A. d. G. "a
BY command of Brlgadier General
.E& j. d. FESSENDEN.
CHAs. B. HALL, A. A. a. General
july 29'05-1mo14
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REooNsTRUoT[oN IN ALABAMA
Provisional Governor Lewis Il. Parsons.
of Alabama, has issued his proclamation
announcing the Inauguration of meas.
ures for the restoration of civil Govern.
ment iii that State. The 3lst ofAu.
gust is the day appointed for the elec.
ton of delegates to the State Conven.
ton, which is to assemble on the 10th
of September. The greater portion of
the old county and town officers are re.
appointed to the positions, which .they
are'to hold during the continuance of the
Provisional Government but they are
all required to take the oath ofallegiance
to the National Government and to give
new bonds for the performance of their
duties. The Governor comments on the
present condition of the South and the
ruin and suffering which the war has
caused, but informs the people that not.
@ithstdnding this they have to-day every
political right which they possessed be.
fore the war, excepting the right tohold
slaves and slavery, he tells them, is
,irrevocably gone, and it is the part of
wisdom to make the best they can of
the new order of things 81
',f A 'i~- ---S. - s<>.--g A--.N. ... 2
= RECONSTRUCTION I'm GEORGIA..
Provisional Governor johnson, n of
Georgia, has also issued his proclamation
calling State convention and appointing
a day for electing delegates thereto. The
election is to be held on the 4th OF
October and the convention will assem-
bic in Milledgeville OIL the 25th of the
same month. The citizens are reminded
that in order to be entitled to vote or to
become candidates for election 70 the
convention they must previously sub.
scribe to the oath of allegiance to the
National Government; and this they
are. earnestly advised to do, They are
also informed that slavery is extinct.
The administration of civil law, to a
great extent ispt to remain in allowance
till a State Government shall have been
chosen; but in the meantime order will
be preserved, if necessary. by the mill.
tary. -t ,B.is,gl'',At j, .ct.,
The HeraRs Charleston correspondent
states that the white residents in some
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HEAD QUARTERS.
DISTRICT OF. WESTERN S. c.,
,N WINNsBoRo' July 25, 1866.

DISTRICT OF. WESTERN S. c.,
WINNsBoRo' July 25, 1866.
General Orders, | ts"s}t
No. 8. D. sN.les,
TNASMUCH as many of the colored
IL people, living within this District
show no disposition to- labor industriously
and faithfully, either for themselves or their
employers, whereby they might be able to
live comfortably ,and.proyide food and cloth
ing for their families during the coming win
ter, but rather show an entire disregard for
their own interests in the future, by leaving
off work, roaming IDLY over tho country,
living on what they can steal from planta
tions, and congregating in large numbers
in the vicinity Of all military, posts, which
eann0t n, but S produce wffnssas fIsaS end suffering
narh That ,aIl,s all eolorsa lore pss1ll @ 4 eaaily at
y masters; that they rsiy deeds Of
theft, theft and n .,,d violence, !, nc 2 and dill,
safety Of the crop, A. the future
ANY violation of tbs kill be severe
ly punished, and al q people found
loafng about milittgy ptsts and in, the
country viii be arrested aBB punished.
No acts Of injustice or oppression. by
planters and others, towards the negroes in
their employ, will be tolerated. &1a3.a
IS Contracts for,the work. and labor of the
blacks, TO be approved by officers designat-
ed for that purpose, will be made in oil cases
where practicable, and both parties viii be
held to a strict observance Of the same -
Commanding officers Of Sub-distriots and
posts, will bo CHARGED with the eistriot exeeu-
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4 Co.'S 9. IE. sssaiiroasl. Az I


, AS the ipimeaiate reconstruction Of shis
4 = road is highly important, all materials
iof iron, ties and stfingers are needed, and
their removal Is forbidden by any ene. !. \ !,
snril 6'66 VA y so s l,i
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WANTED.
Government Claims and Appli-
~ cations for Pardon. ,.

sOA "h~V"'
srNHE subscriber has made arrange.
\ ments with one of the most able and
influential legal firms in Washington city.
Tor the prosecution of Government claims
and applications for pardon. .
All applications for pardonunde the AM
nesty Proclamation mnst first be lodged
with the Provisional Governor. and from
thence forwarded to Washington city for
final action by the President. The inter
vention of IN attorney, both at this place
and Washington city, will greatly facilitate
the transactions and completion of such bu-
sinesa. --st. c.. j ELF0RD,
,.... Attorney at Law.
Greenyille, s. G..
BsH" All papers in the State copy three
nnes and send bills to c. J. f..
july 20B5-3 -" "''
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HEAD QUARTERS,
DISTRICT OF WESTERN S. c.,
WINNsBoRo', S. c., July 25, 1865.

Special Orders
Ne. g. H..s'us~t
HEREAFTER, until further orders,
III no liquor of any kind will be sold at
this place, unless by cialpermiasion from
the Provost Marshal at these Headquar-
ters. BY command of
Brig. Gen. J. D.. FESSENDEN.
CHAs. b. HALL, A. A. A. Genl. '
psR Lt 5.56 "a july 27'G6---6
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COnmission NIerchant,

,GROCERIES, Liquor Provisions,
~ Dry. Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Crockery, Hardware, Leather, Petroleum
Oil s. Lamps, Drugs, and general assort-
ment of Goods, at lowest wholesale prices,
Cotton, Rice, Tobacco, Rosin, &c., &c.,
purchased, sold on commission, or taken in
exchange for. goods upon favorable terms.
Orders respectfully solicited, and advances
made on consignmcnts. ~ tt.l
a John Bratton, esq, Winnsboro', S. c..
Asbury Coward, esq, Yorkyille, 8. C.
Joseph Walker, esq. Spartanburg, s. G.
NJ. W, Geary, esq, Attorney, Edgefe,d,
.. 9. Gjuly 25'65-0pd
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The TFl-Yy eekiY lsexs.

j.. e. BRITT ON.
4 Terms, 0EHD DoLIAR per month, in advance.
Single copies Tks Cents.s Advertisements
inserted OF Ono, Dollar u square, eight lines,
or less, fof the arsts and Soyenty. .fiys Csats
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The HeraRs Charleston correspondent
states that the white residents in some
sections of South Carolina have been
greatly III fear Of an insurrection. The
South Csarolinians are trying to have the
negro troops removed, appointment
+ot Provisional Governor gives much
satisfaction, a steamship line company
has been formed in Charleston, to run
to New York. The health Of whites
in Charleston is good, negroes are dying
in large numbers The rumors that
yellow teyer is in Charleston is incorrect.
a. petition has been sent to Washington
asking for pardon Of Gov. MagratR.
Capt Clarke, of the I'd Michigan,
was shot to death by disorderly soldiers
.of 1.-THE 4th Regulars, Macon, on the lst. !
j6 General Tombs, of Georgia, it is stat,
cd, has succeeded in making his, way out
OF the country, aud is now in Cuba.
It is said that an agent from Brazil is
or the way South to offer emigrants to
that country one thousand acres Of land
a piece. r ts .SA a, .f!6,1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
LOST, srRAYED AND STOLEN.

COO REWARD-Stolen or strayed from my wagon,
eDOU al Mr. Kings house on the hi.beloT Rockets,
on the nieht Of the 18th TWO hULEs-a bay and a
mouse colored or yellow mule. They were in good or
der.
Any person returning them to the Suter of 10th New
Hampshire Volunteers, give information which will
lead 10 their recovery, will the above reward
ap24-lw. PETER TURNEY.
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ROOO REWARD.---Lost or stolen NOU
8OUU Greenback Note, dated March 10th, 1854 NO
ASA.
Any person returning the note to this office or gvinl
Information which will lead TO its recovery will seour
he above reward and NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
spT-20t
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NOTICE..
CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE)
ARMY oY THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va, April 9th, 1867
There will be offered for sale at public auction near
the Steamboat landing ST Rockets in this city on SAT-
URDAY, tie 18th day OF May next number of Con-
demned Animals belonging to the United states Govern
ment There will also be lot offered for sale in the city
of Petersburg the same day.
TERMs-Pay ments must be made in United States
Government funds at the date OF purchase
JOHN B. HOWARD,
1t. Col. and Chief Q. NJ,
ap2s-tds Army Of the James.
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NOTICE.

IT'D ARTIES having packages in the Farmers Bank
W Virginia for safe keeping requested to call i'm
nediatsly ct Office over Connlns on Governor street
an eTNst j. M. GODDIN, Cashier
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a CARD.

WY HILE on Parole viii resume The practice Of
w Medicine land Surger,. Once at present with
~ Maj G. Artillery
p s-strayed on Monday last n. e.: Of City a
small yellow and white Cow, with right hip bone
6attene6 A reward will be paid 70; her return
Ap GS-bt. ". ~ r.
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NOTICE MIR. C. Fl. Frereh, sutler slst Maine will
~ find some BOOKS belonging 70 him BY calling on
p L. STAkNER. Sutler sst N. Y. w. LIST Brigade, Sd
Division Broad Rock Trotting Course. ap3C3r
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TTAND PRINTING PRESS FOR sALE-Plsten % Ia
nv 40 - with or without selfnking apparatus
u IN rood condition. and will be sold cheap -.
Apply ut the Wing Job Office ap@
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No Northern Capitalists.

mo NOrthern Capitalists:
/ Persons in this city land hen numbers ere many
are DESTROYS of negotiating with capitalists Tor means 70
rebuild their burnt propery-persons or corporations
desiring TO invest in good estate security IN this
say would have an opportunity OF using their surplus
means TO an advantage 70 themselves ard also benefit
others as well as give employ to hundreds o. mocha
of this city who anxious to go 20 work. The sub
scriber is desrous 70 borrow say $40 600 and give
lease on ground that to-day under the hammer would
bring the money The property is situated on Main St.,
in the business heart Of the city For particulars ad'
1880 Box All.
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