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pared to execute
BLACKSMITHING
in all its various branches, such as
SHIP, STEAMBOAT, CITY AND COUNTRY, AND
MILL WORK,
of descriptions And in fact all kinds Of Black
mithing done at
All persons wanting Blacksmithing done can save
20 per cent by calling and enquring of my prices be-
fore leaving their orders elsewhere
MA. Don't forget the place--No. 10, Wide Water
street. CHARLES SHIELDS.
N. BAH my old customers find me at my
new shop two doors below where have kept for the
asst eighteen months share of the public patronage
solicited
is au4.1w O. S.
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Government Depository and Financta
agent of the United states
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JOHN P. LEIGH Norfolk Va, O. r. PHELPS late
Lynchburg, Va.
r e G III u Fl K L. PS
- Auctioneers and General Commission Merchants
No. 9, ROANOKE SQUARE, NORFOLK, VA.
mA- Particular attention given to the public or pri
vate sale of Real Estate Stocks Merchandise of every
description Furniture, Manufactured Tobacco Country
/ reduce &C., &C.
mA- Sales Of Real Estate Household Furniture &C.,
Attended to in any part of the city country upon the
most favorable terms. ks
Liberal cash advances made on consignments and &C.
count sales promptly rendered.
aulUalm
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NEW BoTTLING EsTAD 1IsHMENT

NEW BOTTLING ESTAD 4lsHMENT.
. respectfully inform the public that have
taken me Store No. II Campoells W arf, and
Intend conducting Bot,llng Establisbme emf,
and will keep on hand, at all times, a large
supply Of Potter and Ale of all kinds. Also,
fiue assortme It of other Liquors.
My purpose is, when the season commences
to conducG the Oyster Packing Business in all
its branches, l respectfully solicit share
of the patronage of my friends aud the public
general y EDWIN FITZGERALD.
augl0-lm* IS ta
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The Richmond Enquirer Of the elth
says The spring campaign is 70 have
other combinations than hose already
developed Not only is Grant b held
Lee ia Richmond. and Sherman occupy
Johnston cd IN North Carolina, bus
Thomas is reported moving east from
Knoxville, aud Hancock preparing to
move again up theYalsy. Four great
columns, conyerging on Riehmond
from the four points OF the compass
sre expected % strike blows under
which she rebellion mnss snccumb.
Aaa.s. psYns NoNs Tor the first time
during Tie war, has tie nfhtaTy sitna..
ton presented the opportunity when
Yictofy mast end the war and give US
Independence. The four columns con-
yergirg on Richmond are aiI coopera
ting, and he defeat OF either Of the
nela eolpEn ,Fill aefeat IL whole
four. Grant can 6ec8naIIIif nothing.
indoed he wiil etienipt nothing serious
He may extend his ieft fank A few
laahfred sarda fof appeaFpnoe fzlxe,
but he dare not do ans thing serious
aeermen's Il the grand .column from
winch slse ensmy expact oroWnlns VIC.
s'..s- Sohnston has already kroaght
s -. M see epade and set hin 10 in
x he expects 10 win AZ that
- -, = - y soht,stsli a. h;u antagonist
va 4efaiy - withi- ~. ,,resr.,f
year. Thofnat md 49, ~. srs sTs- 81
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eIReULGR 70 SOLDIERS.
1TE HAVE PUBLISHED THREE SPLENDID
Certificates Of Service,
The Union Defenders Certificate,

With a beautiful order printed in eolors. showing
the Union army marching IN counties nqmbers iuio
I Dine with drums beating and cOiors flying.
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The rebel Secretary Of The Treasury
has addressed the following letter to
the holders of coin in Dixie: -.

IT. .' al It
The rebel Secretary Of Che Treasury
has addressed the following letter L
the holders Of coin in Dixie: ssy,.-,
d mci' - TREisUsf DEYAKrEEEF, n
CONFEDERATE SHkTEsl OF AarEREcA, !
~ sss ls RlemOED, March q J
To sks Banks and Private O0pkaEsss Of h,
Confederate 5Siafss a. -nsls z5fsrsW
By an act OF Congress passed March
Eth, 1866, entitled an actsto raise coin
for the puFpsse of furnishing the nee
essay supplies Tor the army, il is p TO,
vided: First, that the Secretary OF the
Treasury shall borrow the sum Of three
millions Of dollars IN COIN, on the terms
therein set forth Second, that il case
Of failure 10 borrow the sum above
named tax Of 3 per cent shall be
levied ufon the amount Of all gold and
silver coin. gold dust aRd bullion and
foreign exchange in the sC0Dfsderate
States, payable in. kind, aud to be col
lected Oh the hfst Of April pToxirno, lor
as soon thereafter as possible A copy
Of the set Is annexed. the more cieafly
20 exhibit the intenaon and appIica
ton Thereof, and the dimitslioRi and
conditions ~ which its provisions are
controlled or modified The leading
features are those set forth above, by
which it viii Be seen thai the frat OBJ
iecl IS to obtain a loan OF 100000.
aud that this.objeet. being accomplish,
Ell. the tax levied under the second is
not 10 be enforced or collected, The
purpose of this circular Is to cali the
atteniion' of those concerned, 10 Abe op-
erations Of the law, and Invite prompt
and concerted measures to insure the
success Of the lean ,,- ii
Under the authority vested in me BY.
the act I-propose to hypothecafe So
0c0 bales 81 Government cotton as coll
lateral security for the sum required, at
the Government price Of use. per h.,
givinE she privilege Of expectation; the
security viii be 90 per cent ineEcess
of the loan. In order 10 give every ad-
vantage to lenders and promise the
speedy return OF the money with
far opportunity of profit those who
elect 10 take cotton At cnce in pay
ment shall receive the same ct the rate
81 l5c psr 10, with the right Of expor-
iation, free frem aH restrictions and
conditions, except the duty : per cent
per ID. aEn r1f S =
The cotton viii be delivered in Geor-
yia, Alabama or Mississippi, at the op,o
ion Of the lender, ard at some place I
for the exportaiion thereof /
and persons liable to the /
AK imposed BY the aot, and who shah /
determine 70 subscribe 10 the propcsed
Dan, are requested 20 communicate /
her decision % the Department with. |
oat delay stating The snn offered an.I /
aeai gpatlng the depository At which Il /
wii. be convenient FOR thern 10 49, 1
paynent 81 the same Promnt $3.50 .,a';--e
d respectfully requested. in 6..l.- 49,.
the collection Of che tax fhas- - -. -
rested. IL the required sum ahops,i -.
oesafally be raised b. = loan
lSsgnea 6 A. IREsaoaae
SscTpsaFF q the Trsasurv.
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do much, ana viii find their march an
rested at the proper time and place
This concentration on the part o. the
enemy necessarily involves similar
REPRESENTATION on our part, and thus The
strq which once extended Over bAf
'ef To continent and Fasleey and The
man4 cement Of any . lead, nB
well s. beyond the scope III any single
plau 81 operations, is narfuwed down
70 dtnensicns which en- Re grdsped hy
one intellect and brought within the
means which can be direced by one
head All our armies can now co.
operate upon the plan of-fhe General
in-Chief for the accomplishment Of tho
end he may have in view.
Sherman Il the key of the arch. His
army defeated or set to digging, She
arch tumbles to pieces. Grant 1asy
continue -peeging AWAY AZ the Lines
arouud Richmond. and Thomas and
Hancock may mach into the noun
tai6s 9 she west q Us. but ihey can
never do more than annoy US. Militia
ry movements, plans and campaigns are
kept 90 secret that no one can divine
what ths future via BRING forth; but
under General Lee the country rests
with the full confidence that he Wilde
al that man can do with tAe means At
his disposal, but his means are small.
he has urged his countrymen to give
him negro soldiers The Congress has
Iegislated for the enlistment of negroes,
yet but portion have been forthcom,
ing. The columns Of the enemy that
are verging upon, Richmond require the
new locstion OF troops, and this requires
other troops 70 occupy the Lines
Of defense. Negro troops, if now
furnished, can be nsde available imne'
diately. The season, although late, Is
by no means too late for the negroes tc
render essential service to1he approachl
ing campaign. VIII not The farmers O
Virginia and North Carolina take "a
tional views Of this imp0rtant matter
and endeavor to give Inducements z
make the negroes volunteer We
know the matter to be. one Of i'm
portance, and one in which the an
thorities take very great interest
The negroes require encouragement
and persuasion. They don't under
stand the law. Their masters shOuiC
explain il to them, and urge them Z
come forward and enlist
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3pHYsIoLoaTcAL vlEw OF MARR1AeE-

4 ePHYsIoEoGTcAL view OF MARRIAGE
"a. contAning bearly 30 pages, and 10 me
fl.fes aud knagav ngs OF the Analony a the hn-
MN organs ID a slate Of Heath and disease, with
= Tfeaase "a Early Error its Dep Orehle Conse-
queoees upoh the Mind and 30 y, slth the
Authors Plan Of Treatment tine ONLY rational and
scccessf. i mode Of cute, a. shown By the report
Ct cases tTeatsd truthful ady'ser 20 the mar
Cd, and those contemplating marriage, who en-
te-tLin toabts 81 their physical condition Sent
free Of postage 70 any adirsss on. receipt Of 70
Gents, stamps or postal curre0cy, By adde's sng
Or. IA CR0lX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n. T.
The autheF may be -eons- led upon any OF the
diseases pon which hisbeOk treats eiihsr psrsSs.
tie word sf4a aHt I maIsJ-3m
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secretary Of STATE.

Among the citizens Of East Tennes'
see at present visiting our city Is JOIN
ARK caHPss1L Esq, Of London ne
Is. We are informed, a candidate TOT she
position Of Secretary of State h,s me !,
abilities, courteous bearing, ana wen
known loyalty are higb recOmm snaA-
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The NanthIles.
yHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR kPaII, BOSTON.
TfCKgER 4 FIELDS

yHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR APRlI, BOSTON.
TicKsER 4 FiEIDs
The April number ofthis monthly
has been received The following q
the tabs of eoHteolx - -
Adventufes q Lone Woman.
The spariards Graves at tie IsIss Il
sh6als. -
Grit
The Pettibore LiAeage
Up the St. Mays
Robin BadfelioN
ice and Esquimanx, ".
Doctor Johns, III.
Cur First Citizen.
Needle and Garden ".
Memories Of Authors. Theodore
Hook and his Friend.
The Chimney Corner, ".
Ar Hoses Bisiow 70 the Editor ofrthe
Atlantic Monthly.
III Aassapais Gums into our Hams
g4 T
The. EcLncTlc MAGAZINE. on FoAElGSLlTEE4-
TUB ". n RIDwELI, KEW YoRK
The April number contains selsctions
from some eighteen British Journals,
on the folioaing sabBecss o-
Lord DeTby's Translation Of the Iliad.
Winthrop MackWorth Praed
e AordsWorth. Tennys0h and Brown
ing
The Rise al Roman Imperialism.
Inc AysteTE Of the Bla0dy Haads
French Greenbacls.
Our Widowed Queen
The Countess cf hlbanY ~
Hamlet
The Hierarchy Of Ari. ,s2
OrVieto. M -
Alexander Nattemare-
Famous Beauties and Historic WO-
men.
a VISIT 70 SunniHtle q e1aae q
Politics on the Sandwich Islands
Gnosticisn W
A Soldier of the Old School.
The Picking Gazette.s 50
Sketch Of Prof GoldwIn Smith
Poetry, Literary Notices, &c, &e.
The public will feel snder lasting OBJ
legations to Mr. BidweH for the superb
portrait of Prof Goodwin Smith,
which adofns this number A. true
friend Of the National GoveTnment, he
is respected and shonored wherever his
name Is known in our oDuntry. ~
PRASK LEs1fEs LAbf'sa MAGAZINE FOR
APRIL
DEAoKrsr's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY ron
APRIL.
Both of these periodicals are illustfa-
ted with beautiful fashion plates, and
other engravings, and are accompanied
With the usual patterns useful 70 the
housewife and the sex generally.
Copies of the above are 10 be had 81
W. C. Golfers, Cherry Street ~
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Suburban Residence
z ssashis1 For SALE. iaa

A PRICK HOUSE u MILEs FROM THE
a CouIs-bouse. On lie Murheesbofo turnpike,
coafainiag hour ccinfortan.e rooms besides store
ruoHi, kfcheu. sgnoke house, stable and car
rage hoosc--ali hsick-an abundant supply Of ex-
cel cot NsieT, feneing il good order > very fne
tnd shade trees.
ALSO
Near he ahoFe. : small eonaisEta'se Frame
Dwelling Hith tso roauls; leneiIg good, water sk-
cellenf IS a.fne srarden spot Thee placss slifsf
be sold, eild can fe h4d az a very ioR prlce
Adj - - ". MATT bRGWS a CO.
nar1s--iHs ~ alR Al Cherry street
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DisoharQe Panars found.

A SET or DISCHARGE PAPERS WERE
~ iound o. the Rslr6ad near Murfrae-b0To.
~ solder fe sho-a theY bei1lF can have them By
ealing 81 ihe SoGisrs Home, o. sumner street,
Sashlll 9. Tenn. lS4 &C BkAfluN,
ma .s--zto> Supt.
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xNyF WIIL4GIEE NAM ONE PRODUCING
w a. safe. spsssdy and So care for 9oser-
sl1so and chansre - We vi scr2 . any address On
ne fecefl ~ Ter cfrI rcstlg laErr, Nltn y ~
the fl1r o. Sc 81 he ieliar. Never l1l1 = ezra
rnaie az fsrI,a,a = 'cIt 1Ea 60 Ia IE4a. II *
hdefnss nst8 I.AbEEHEA bENoYkA.
ittls-se dtat prEfsf 81 pefIict 9liahs
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For further information u regard 10
the shillful saoesss in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader IL referred % Sfn-
Ia THERAPEUTIcs and MkTERIA MEDIcA.
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work in the United States
where you viii ind Dr. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the beat medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis.
eases Of women For ell diseases in this
advertisement, Satisfaction Is guarAn-
tsed With my general practice treat
the following
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PRoHIBITIos or TRADE-ITs EFFECT. !
Nav YoRK, March Is. The Herald's
Newborn special says the recent order
Of Grant, prohibiting all trade commu-
nication with the rebels, is having 8
coed effect in this department, it 10
just what was needed-
~ NORTH C4ROLryA, RAILROAD
The railroad between Kinston and
Goldsboro was left in good condition
with the exception of bridges They
will be built up SO that BY Saturday or
Sunday cars can be run all the way
from 8iofehead City to Goldsboro, Il
not TO Raleigh -'g =
The peopleof Goldshoro have gener-
ally given welcome TO cur troops with
hearty energy. q l...-. .,...
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FFvHE TERA OF RESJAlfEN cRAND1EKs CO.
u paFuerslzp feFlEg expired ulth Cauerurs
fiIsar \ Co.. Re ret4-ess fna Arm htsi1G purchased
III inscfest Tbs b18lrsa vi - Gained o. under
me same style a. hefefofors. Canercr, 6Tier
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
{ So Aart . 10 THE NAta
SECOND NATIONAL BAHE.
Nashville Tennessee,

lahAslhA DalAHEI tAts
OFrl0E y IHs OosiFIkoiiER ~ faE GURaESCF, !
WAsHIsGI0z, Jan. 81. 1853.
UHEREAs, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w pres uied 70 thu undersigned, Dc has hem
made 10 appear that sTHE SECOND NATIONAL
BANK or NASHVILLE y, b" in the ciiy ofNashvills,
10 TIE county q Dag ds1n, ans Sute e Tennfssee,
has be duly organized under and according to the
requirfmenis Of the act of Congress. entitled "An
Act y provde Nata1el Currency, salu1td By
pledge II United States honis, and ID provide for
The tircuiaiiou ard redemption thereof approved
June Sd, 1865. aud has cCmrlied with 90 tho pro-
visions Of sid act, required % re complied With
b,fore commencing the business Of BANKING unaer
said Act. ..
Now. ther=E6rss !, Hdeh AIecnnoch, Compirouer
Of the Currency DO hereby certify that a The Sc
cnnd Astional Hanl Of Nashvllr,r 10 the city Of
Nashville 10 the county Of Davidson, and stata @
1ennesses b authorized % commence the bn.i-
nesa ct rank "a under the Act Aforesaid
II testimony whereos tness my
(SrsSN hand and seal Of offce. this ihiIig-fusi
/ 49, dsy Of JANUARY. 1885.
N@G - HUGH McCULLOCH,
Comptroller cf the Currency.
--e---a rE..l
HS-The above institution " y be opened To- bosi-
ness the course % = is'E days. q which duo no.
tee VII be gwen.
JOHN LUMsDEN, Cashier
Is5IT-9ni asf lss
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Yonnq Msn, stop ha,ors you faf4hef 30. o. 1I
f.ensns a1sct . tl4r. t11rs % 1laess1 90 hs1d
II 1lIrs - NI1rf Ez1Ias.ela, eld 1,iISsiaaul ~
1,srss fbal 1Iierstand iIllII9 Us al % pa t11
~ i,lsf have cured ddlsns II ila city 81 utIi Is
Ia .iareHi f.etas no 1sEs sec1t auIaf Eller aol-
I1r aIsd ara rsH al cllsl - ne. / IN dsiiy -
eafrI1F lotlcEs sd 1s1le zlst1ire 81 Ai I1li9 q
the qoTnIfF. Ina u1rr. q tslt are dLst4aa9 a
~ I1a7. 40 EiE FIge ms cd, ~ gre 49,
tr,on ia 81 81 - dacasos n1ollorsd n ~ -
gsrtseIEars Eae 1lal 81 rElezorea1 FEa1 = a.
ls..sstsIs Arsoisa -
pn. NcaTLE,
flrt Union Stress NasdTfls. let1
,.ni-fv ~ Issaf uilh prouirt alts-qca.
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y We reposlish on our fourth page an
article from the Richmond Exauinsr
OF the 2lth inst i is very bald effort
TO lead tie people OF the rebel States,
nov sorely dishebriensa, or after an.
other dslasi0a and additional evil.
5 denoe Of tie dying condition Of the so
called Southern Confsderaey baal e.
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A couple OF blood hounds from Ken.
lucky were at Indianapolis few days
neo bunting fcF fugitive slaves lrom
thai State They did not remain long
after tlse object Os their Fisit become
iznowu Il ought 10 be a matter Of
eOagrstulatioR With them thAt they
eotcFwilh whole skins t.s IDS
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III haFe rarso7sd oar laree stock n Boots anl
" thces i.1u or tsd s1sel 80. 9 Psi -tleei.
b ne rev e1d c1suuoIlIcu1 flaf1. 70. y Nan
st1eai. 1elaesn Third and Fasrl, 4hef1 30 Should
b. e|e11at d - a. e eur elelF.Ilfs Entn ~ ~
- co4EEt 3 CO.,
mHFat-lF o-,''
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II HkFE Sc -. infE ;rnedEiEiy heycnA the
II H1rttu l1l1I 1fl VII sIsInta1 ~ buiia.
~ p1rpcsas, 4elrh NIi 81 - god tsgns.
AsItl7 = ~ N1F1ft zaee.
ahsva 3oH HUGH puTH.
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The Tribune's Goldsboro special of
the D gives the following account Of
sherman aud Sohfeld's moyements
General. Cox advanced from Kinston
towards Goldsboro Sundrry morning
The remainder Of the corps followed GA
Monday The enemy had already fal
len back, leaving thesfoad clear, but
destroying bridges and calEerts. "a
body of the eneny's cavalry. disputed
cur advance. a.1aM bsressua 59s
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Win saiislacton. Ene11n lilsln, Ansatona q fha
Laness Diaessss q TIE Ihroat. Bsellet 40infs.
81 Limb, fIsur.e7. Faisa. uieai4, csncel, ofssal
Dseasss u de Hfall 40 Lifar. Ilaarnuiaiicn =
DaAf,aas, Di8as3es az ~ Eyes, DtlEt.slsd EYs-
tslns, DJspep8ls on tel o., Al cctsaIn1tiof-
lpzeihef Fish az Private Diseases and
Diseases o. Che LfinaTg Organs
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rHr FaEScH LFGisLATUes OK THr VIII
PEACE NAY SWEEP THE FREscH FRoA
Tnr PEIyArEERsNrN DIsowSkn

Mr. Rumble, The English Govern>
ment Inspector Of Machinery Ahoat,
Who was recently acquitted on the
charge Of completely IL the ease'of the
rebel steamer Rappshsnnock has been
placed upon half-pay on the ground Of
his being no burger 'dssssisHg y tAe 81. y.
dsacs Of tAs gorrrHmesLs - tss sos Il
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ne hiehmond papers Of the 2lth an
- sa. AAas Srsas 'gas sending 4 part
Ai1 troops irom the trora 81 Peters-
sasg 10 reinforce sherman -
'hoaghtsotske i.dsanisge Of ms move.
.nent 70 strike Grant desperate blow
"a the 18th he made pass e. Fos,
bieeonAn, eapaored il, bul VA terrihl,
punished in the end ne was hnfulI,
picked up Poor Lee.
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Yosine Makrisd Laaiss whos5 mlsbrfnEs 5 -
hsan 10t 70 hneE Orb - due Eeasrr. fslzrcstef
God has al goa st0Rla H1ITsg 80 rrIleE.l4A- y
u.iz . yolf desire yea Ga clEsllf r1e eiintr ,
iess.r q IL ptfson 10 lsly ever ta-.y-dFe yeaza
~ a. 80 fraa 1fl,so.lt %. "a roulz1lnlr1ir1
L. 80 - - 1917 aanaaanLlA.
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SILK. CIRCULARS,
Cl0aks and Basks,
q the laiest Paris styles. Z

Goods, Laces, and thousands Of articles too nu-
nezota q llfenHops H. #f8 tSa'tlE.l# ID
mol the policy q strict business houses to
Dnllish prices 81 foods 5ut ON policy o eel
heloH any pTice Yol MAJ fnd pIIolichsd.
Gel ana see The fEsnic prices - the house Of Q.
SICkEE3 1 CO. il vosI wish % purchaas good
articles. snd wish 70 save One Dollar oct % eyesg
fIFe Won spend, you csn do 80 ~ calling at =.
SlCKLtS 4 % ! No ~ Ooilege ssrees. bstseen
Union snd the Pubic Square. Opposite she firs 81
National hank F4
a I7 =. SICIEl.Ess - co
+ slar1l-1nss 7 -. 1f..l = 4gColieas street
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: COMMUNICATES WITH sHERMAx.

SUaday communication was opened
with Sherman Gen. Scofsld sent Capt.
Wing with an escort, who succeeded IN
reaching his headquarters. In the
meantime Sherman's scouts arrived at
Schofeld's headquarters, bringing word
that his advance was within Is miles of
smithfeld Sherman had encountered
but slight opposition; Hampton's and
Wheelers cavalry occasionally coming
and trying 70 check his advance.
THr FIGHT AT EvERTsBoRO AND BEST0S-
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g n0nE snIFNlETs q HEBEL IEAR ngsl-

90 ~ 11ONs cas 81iaiee
Il Is asserted that demonstrates has
been semitic the French government
blythe United States Ministeriin Paris
As 70 the clandestine shipment of Con
fedsrate recruits on bard the Kappa
hammock, stationed st Calais. These
men had arrived from Liverpool hay
ing been part Of the creW OF the south.
eFn ship Florida, -q.sls
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The hotels IN Richmond have died
out gradually, leaving only TIE Spotts-
wood and American to entertain the
pablo It-oannot be said oil them that,
la. p.ll,,ls'. n,;s.~
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The Coaht JoAnnes proposes 70 ttast
= hswspspsr IN NsH Yosk 70 b sailed
shc New YORK JoAnnes Journals
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PRESICIAN,

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CROWNIHa Bic WIKI 5JOUEdH ~
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IN he nlldst II pifaty --
They died Of after want
High pricsH and aosnty supplies laid
them low. aPlepo 1orseck Riohmond
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