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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

The Hillsborough military academy,
chartered by the state Of North Carolina.
and founded by Col. G. c. TEw, who fell
at Sharpaburg at the head Of his
brigade, is again in full operation, and
ready for the reception Of cadets az ANY
time. It's ninth annual session will com.
mence on the LIST Of February, 1857. and
will close on the last Of November. The
course Of instruction extends over five
years, but cadets, on admission, may
enter any class for which they MAJ be
found nualifed.
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CEMETERY

Z NWNERS OF Lots in these grounds can have
7 ~ them cleaned and kept in order yearly, by
! applying at the Ofice, and by paying a reason
7 abe charge at the end OF the year.
outside parties VIII not De allowed 10 cen
/ tract for this work on lets. Foundations for
/ Monum ents and Wants built IL the grOgud azs
! made by the Company 0nly.
Sbrubbsry and material OF All kinds 1ur-
nfghed as required. A eompetent and skilful
Vardensr and horticultuFist Is employed for im-
proving and embellishing lots; for sncb Hork,
partles ordering viii be required TO pay In al
vance.
Lots OF any size already laid OF nom one
hundred square feet and upwards may be pur-
chased for cash only.
All lots are the same price per square foot.
All work in the Jementery is inspected and
under the supervision Of the superintendent,
who can be seen al the Off e at this entrance
osfs. SAML W.. PHILLIPS.
TarPS1m- SuperiHtandant.
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NJ CnnRESPoNDENTs.

notice can be taken Of anonymous Ooh-
municatNons. Whatever is intended for IN
se-tion in the APPEAL, must be authenu-
Gated by the name and address Of the
wrte--not necessarily for publication, but
as q guarantee foF bis good faith and re-
sponsibniiy.
All business letters for his ONCE should be ad-
dressed to " THE AFPEAI," Memphis.
All Communications for publication must be
written GA cEe side OF the page, and with
all other mstters connected with thee dlto-
rial department, should be addressed; EDI-
Tors oFTHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. as q rule, undertake to return ari'
oies not found suitable for publication.
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aEEaEEErHnE

That poisonous chameleon sheet, the
New York Herald, which can only bt
recognized as a political hsrl0t, has been
spOuting treason Of late against the gov.
eminent, to an extent that, had LINCOLN
instead Of JOHNSON been president, the
editors would have been sent to For;
Lafayette long ago. 1t is urging the
impeachment OF the president with all
the power at its command. The num-
Der Of the 18th has two articles on this
subject, which, says the Washington
Union, for malignity and Justification
Of history have no parallel in journalism.
While r~ed-hsHded treason held the
pen, bitter and u%nrelenting enmity to
the constitution and our form Of govern
ment fred the brain which was bold and
wicked enough to say to the world that
what il calls the " misdemeanors " Of
the president renders him IiaEIe 10 i'm
parchment
The transparent design OF these articles
il 10 move the minds OF weakened
Jacohin republicans up to their work.
Let them take this advice, proceed in
their wicked designs, and some morning
in other places and in a new condition
they win realize the bitter consequences.
Indeed, as the Herald says, the strug-
gle is sin going on" "The great union
movement ofthe war win run its course, ~
but not as the Herald applies it, to
utterly destroy the government, but to
ssveit and if necessary its strong and
iron hand will be invoked to stay the
coaTse ana prevent the consummation Of
radical treason. The great path Of the
president 20 protect ami defend the con-
%stitution viii not be forgotten, and the
people who sustain him, with their five
thousand majority of the voting
population, north and south, will not
him. The Herald cares not fer
consequences. Nothing would please it
30 much as to see ruin and anarchy ram
pant. Let those who would take its ad-
beware
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Attachment Nnfice-

T ~ us1HU1 neI VS.. Anderson Efunt- Attach
4AeAt SUIT before \ A. Moore. J. p.
louis Grohauer vs.. job Hunt. Attachment
suit before :. A. Moore, III.
A tFIDA Mt for sttsshmert having bea,
I1ae.e IN thls case in puEglauce OF section
tooi ne code ca QnssSee, aud aftacbn1ents
rnsann,ls sued agalnu the est ate OF the sboyS
ag - I~siehqtnts Tor the SuEn Of sl65 Q2-lr.
~ ,9e1a diShL cue by accoUaL aud have b .eu
iSagt levied, ete-"i ia - Il erefore ord I'D
before the 9th day Of Fs brssr5 ~ ~ n o.
oiSint OF een1f % " q SAID plaintin cam.
arJ ~ % ne se4Ao WI. be taken for CO. ,fsssed
IN 10y o' thls order 20 published once a wesf,
APPEAL. " "oeSS ~ me 1euphis
ian23 IAwsws NlOc! n, III.
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az

Tickets for thiz Lottery cost ONE DOLLAH
F6CH. and can De purchased Al the principal
A. the PRINCIPAL hotels sa1 bookstores Of the
city.
Some Of the prizes ere now ol eEAihltlon in
the fndow aPproPusted 70 me blrFo & 1s
Messrs. A. b. G1swold & Co, f A. Tyler, C. Il.
z mmerman. and GSipeS & ke1, Canal street
tits proposed that the lottery VIII take place
NJ the close OF the BSZssfs winch Is 70 COM
mence In February next.
II viii be entirely under the prepAsalton and
direction of gentlemen Of h1gn Standing
LIB HOOD President.
DABSEY II. MAURY,
Seciy OF the Southern Hospital Association.
Papers disposed to faver the Bazaar VIII please
- ebFa aua-ffuavn ant AapNl IL
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Southern Hospital Association.

nyE invite -aftention to the BEAUTIFUL
w PRIZES to be distributed by hanie al the
BAZAAR, which viii O5 held in this city In
February next
They 6Onsi-t OF some OK the most oostly and
hes uuful pieces OF LNE which csn be 40
cured in sew Orleans OF CLOCKS, bRONZsS,
ROHENIAN GLASS, fine HOE$kS. and many
other obiec = of taste and Of substantial value,
amonnti in all 10 about
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LANDS o SALE.
T5rO Valuable Lots Of Land
for Sale.

THE blowing two lots Of valuable Land will
be sold cheap, n applied FOR soon North
east quarter section-SsctiOn 5, township 3.
range Il, West Tunica county, Miss, imnle-
miles belOg Memphis, well wooded and
northeast quarter OF section Ol) eleven, town
ship tS) tlree, range west, DeSOto county, Miss,
the latter heavily timbered with walnut, beech,
maple snd hickory. and IN the immediate
vicinity OF q sawmill. For particulars apply ut
bunting Room DAILY APPEAL No i Madison
-raa4 faus n
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NEW ADvERTIsEm,Ts
Heres Choice Lon6

y bodies to suit at 81 90 ~ ,o-. MEL.
L perIecs. Descriuttons r5ys4r -
MN Also. lb9 acres near Nc -nphfs nj 30 m
~" eASi<Ahgs for Merchandise. These Lands
@te cholee, oVerfow. aud ara g-ort = "a
pSE acre foI particulars inquire OF CAYCE ~
AI-LhR, aa6 Main st-aaf $3.50 ~
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COW READY
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.

FTuiE Winter Sess Ion viii begin Noverber IS.
4 1856, and close april /, 1851 Board ana T J.
ttion slV1; one-haL' PAYABLE upon entrance. IN 9
remainder JanuaI y q, 1857. Drawing. Mus :
and Modern Languages, extra.
Principal, y REV. 4. r. Williams -
fhe C~hsttanooga Tenn.
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a NEW PgXIsaMENT FOR MASsAcuU.

SETS STATE PRISON ssONVTCTS.
Some excitement has been created bv
revelations of the " discipline adopted
in the Massachusetts schools, where
togging Of girls and boys is prscticed to
an extent deemed unwarrantable by
some of the humane citizens Of that
state. But quite recently a new mode
OF punishment for the convicts in the
Massachusetts state prison has been de-
vised, which for refined crueltv can
hardly be surpassed. The warden Of that
prison has instituted a series of lectures. TO
be inflicted upon the prisoners indiscrim-
lnatelyy on social science" etc. and
has actually delivered one Of these lee
lures 70 the poor fellows himself. If this
form OF discipline were imposed only
upon the refractory cOnvicts in lieu OF
the shower bath it might be deemed
l~ustihable but many persons who have
heard the Warden'5 speeches entertain
grave doubt as 10 the legality Of this adj
dition to the punishment Of prisoners.
1t Is possible that the warden pronoses
after the prisoners have been inspirad
with 8 wholesome dread Of these lectures
70 offer exemption from attendance as 4
reward for good behavior. This might
work well. There il another palliative
view Of the lecture-pIan. Ii NAV
oe thaJ curing the dull times which
now prevail in New England, as well as
m h parts of the country, there is a
growing willingness on the part of per
in desperate circumstances to get a
home IN the state prison, where they
VIII enjoy snug lodgings and wholesome
food, aud that, therefore, it is necessary
10 inspire a terror OF incarceration that
viii operate as a cheek to evil doing. At
AZ events some of the good citizens OF
Massachusetts, will protest against tba
objection OF the prison inmates 10 the
erebraton OF lecJures-prepared for pur-
'oses OF experiment by a lecturer who
inows his audience can't go away-in.
iiscriminately and without d~isti1ctioD
. to grades OF guilt, or the character of
prison conduct.
Inc constitution Of the United States
declares that " cruel ana unnsnsI
unishments shall not be inflicted
National Republican.
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Morrison ds son q Hoyt vs.. Thos, L Beard and

Morrison, Son q Hoyt vs.. Thos. L. BesrI on,
ThOs. r Aydiett. ANU
"a NlRIU of an lnter3ocutory do ,-aa an.
u tetei in this cause 81 Nav term 49, a,,l
Leht"el al November term. 1871. % !. 60
esLE court at SO n%egyiile, Tenn v m ssI .,
AuHIic auction, Il the highest biddarA1n T1Tr-,
NY, January 2, 1851, between k,v nom n
ON THE PREHINEs,
a certain tract % lsoi, situate IvIpg and hate
~ tHe county 81 Fayetts, Tennessee EnTv.5
@1n bouLded ~ follows: "H
heSlAhIHg at n stake TT corner of farc, tina
noLtnWeSy corner Of SAID Az ule.t's fraet ofls n
gL45 on me henlphiS 2 sd CharJrsio1 rsiir1 -
aHu SHOWN as walkers Stsho1. r1uning ss,,i5
vi - - Aue o. said tract to the south-
ass3 ,ritk on thr old state lire road. thence
= 5ornaiiiILt, SilI Foa 1 a 81 ficignt distance 10 RIM
tba nS-tI tne 2 oTth with the western line 10
We u.ISIL III me- said Aydiea's tat thence
, wTI MN $50 line 10 he beginning; SO a. 10
Hi@Ae' He qua Ltity o~nehuudred acres.
TERMS OF SALE.
bond Ig' 4 Of seven months. p rchaser giving
go" TN approved security, and a lien rs.
lui Nme OF the purchase mopev
81 ~ ishC OF redemption after continuation 81
C1e other tract OF 1872 acres. cornsTips with
'AS tract, Will be sold at same time'
z. &. Mcclellan.
no TFnrr & 49,
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VINO Wdnts AHythiRg from
NesC York?

THIS AGENCY enables Country Residents to
i make purchases IN the city without troub-
ling busy friends or mere acquaintance. II
you want Books, Prints Clothing. ms ruments,
Music, Tools, Weapons, Spor ing Implements,
Fancy Stock, JeWFiry. : liver or Plated Ware,
Wines, Cigars. Fine Groceries, Furniture in
short. any article, large or snsall, singly or In
quantity, Tor Ladies' or Gentlemsn's use or
wear, or for Dealers Supplies, nom a seal ring
to g steam engine q cameo or a Cashmere I;
lace or l-Sther,
SEND on YOUR ORDERS,
We can nj them often On better terms than
sos could obtain IL here While Our comm 4
sfOn. sven on large orders, is much less thar
expense OF WISHING The city In person.
orders under SO, Hnm places within reach OF
cur ually Exercises except Tor perishable ar
ticlssl, can be paid on delivery by Express.
others 81 Guild Be Iemiftel Tor. either direct, or
through some city friendtO be paid when filed.
Ever order should be as clearly wOrdsd AS
possible.
Il. E-OIdeE may be given in French, span
ism or f-erg1aH.
COmIni.sioH ChsEEe, give per Cent.
Address, C~ARRINGEOJ CO.
81 BroadEay. 80
SPErTAL COERESPGNDE&TS-EErique Rami-
rez. Havana; Al. Cartwright. honolulu. :. l..
Il. II. Saulnfer, Vera Cruz Fsles & Duncan,
Rio Jaueiro 1T Abb. q Co. 81 Thomas 5.
- Hfl Cplumhug Ga.
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NJ IL

I will sell on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY,
L 1857. at the late residence Of Mrs 5. w
Washington. in Monroe county, Ark. half
mile from Indian Bay, the Well-known FARM
belonging to The estate OF Mrs 8 ". Washing
ton, deceased. containing & acres of land, 2O
OF which has been in cultivation, I'D now under
fence. Good dwelling and outhouses-exeellent
gin house, press. etc.
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Aeca 4Y Administrator.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

\ destructive fire occurred at James.
vile, Wis, on Saturday LAST. The Hvsft
house, one Of the largest hotels in Vis.
c)onsin, was destroyed. together with q
church, several stores, etc. The damage
IS estimated at twelve hundred thou
sand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

Mr.. JOHN Z LOCKWOOD having purchased
the entire Stock OF Goods, viii continue the
business, 1t the above named place, under the
name and firm style OF John p. LOg1Eocd & &c.
We thank our friends for their past patron
ags. and hopsa continuation OF the same to our
gucceazorS
isnIgsf H EBMONuS0N co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23
TO THE PEOPLE OF MEMPHIS.
q q 0 WIN & PERKINS,
PUBLISHERS OF
5 EFT 2IUSIC
AND MTSTC ROCKS.

WE would respectfully q II the attention of
w choir Leaders and Sin ying school Teach
seIs to our establishment, " uere all KINDS OF
Church Music 6lee a1d An tuem Books can be
obtained on the mOst iaVprs BILE terms
The long experience of our Mr.. Perkins in
Musical Conventions. Choir 3, toe Concert room
and Sunday schools, eisahh SHIN TO give advice
and informal on on all pt ints of musical in
terest rs TO the selecti n q /, proper works Of n
istruction, formation III 0IusicaI Schools-pro-
4 resS IN musical stud les, and Items OF general
3 lterest 10 composer o le2ders, teachers and
81 udents
sheet Music furnis he'd on the usual terms.
~ IN pronaptness and dispatch. country orders
80 iclted, and selection Is made lSr pupils, teach
II $ concerts etc, etc. etc.
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DO NOrthernOrSOuthern CanltaIists

A n excellent COTTON FARM for Rent sig
NSt OF Gnodnan Depot, fhOlmes
D,-cI31 ~ WIN o0 acres cleared iS II, COCO
- L-tT7 -tp"99r S-n anu sSieN, aAC II need
"a was a. IN CULTIVATION las wear
nAae OF al Ordinary season, ID rs OF
80, NJ IoIh enough ior the placH with
a lew Jllles and viii assist any one all Rst J
can &c make a good crop. Price OF remit ISO.
J1Au OF W. LENK.
The Fninrn ana tha psstN
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Greet RarsajD for Cotton Planters.

VALUABLE Cotton Plantation for sale on
n Red Fork Bayou, Dssha county. Arkansas
Thsre are - acres IN the tract, Us acres clesred,
with GIN, eta Tie owner OF tn4s q mas been
offsrsi bv several parties twenty dollars per
acre rent, but he prefers selling. For infor-
msIion regarding terms. etc, apply 70 NJ A
KING, HeienH, Ark " 10 Ia LCAhHOLLs On
the plscs, near Napoleon. uoVb Sm
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TOT DUt6 OF LCtt8ts
A FIRST CLASS PLANTATION, Fourteen
~ Hundred Acres in the tract, so acres
cleared, 90 old deadening, balance Hnely tim
bered with cypress. q nne residence, with SIX
rooms and galleries, and all Necessary out
buildings new frame quarters for 100 Ire Omen.
me two-stnry barn, and stables with sixty
stalls Tor mulss-largss steam gin, saw and gFist
mill. ali IN good oIder. This place viii pro-
duce. m we'll cultivated. two bales 10 the sere-
seven miies fr0na Lake PrOviience PERFECTLY
secure from overflow. Twenty mnles and
farming utensils sold with the place.
Terms essy, and price low.
dso0 In J. II. D. BOWMAN &sns,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

A popular lecturer, with great BRO
priety, asks why young ladies persist in
INDUCING in Italian creams and German
means, under the pretense OF singing.
whenso many beautiful melodies abound
ju The English ~langDagee Home tunes
best understood Of all music.
During eight months OF lastyear steam
,ngfres to the value Of S5,0S2, 825 IN gold
were exported from Great Britain to for.
elfn countries, chiefly Russia, India and
Fvyut,
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
i the name and style Of B. EDMOSDSON
a Co. il this day issoIved by mutual consent.
The business VIII be closed by Mr. II. B. Ed
mOndsOn, at the Old stand, No. n second
street.
All parties owing the late firm will please
come forward and maksimmediate settlement.
Those having claims against the house, viii be
settled with upon presg nting them.
H. B. EDMONDSON & CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

On the 9Th instant the sheriff Of Texas
county Missouri, attempted 70 arrest n
sgfv - six persons for whom he had
Tsrrents. They resisted his posse, kii,-
M two aud WoundiDg three Of them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23
JOHNSON WILL NOT BE BUSTED.

4oAGE0E WILL MOI BE
The radicals may fume and boast, but
dare not carry out their revolutionary
threat to impeach the President. The
salvation OF their party would be jeop-
ardised, and they know it. Moreover,
the threat is more easily made thar put
into execution. That the President is
determined to exercise the functions of
his Office 10 the end Of his constitutional
term at any risk, there cannot be the
least doubt. Every one knows that he
is possessed Of that firmness and moral
courage which will surmOunt all dam
gers. He Is one OF those men whose in
domitable resolution is based upon q
sense Of justice and right, and when
once formed is not 10 be swerved
one side or the other, either by threats
or coaxing. That he-is determined not
tosubmit 10 an impeachment from the
Rump Congress, the following from the
Washington Constitutional Union, 8 /
semi-Oflcial journal, is satisfactory evil
dence, and that he viii receive the physi-
cal and moral support Of the great
Collect Na4hE nlab5t5 Vi the fDuulIE no i
one can doubt. Says the Union
Events have already brought the gov
eminent to the very verge Of another
revolution. II the radical majority in
congress pursUes its reasonable course
much longer, the government, IN order to
sustain Hsey lcW hare TO arm It's supper
fers. At tie call Of the president all his
friends north and south, and the army
and the navy viii respond. In such a
contest the issue cannot be doubtful.
Congressman may be valiant fighters on
the floor Of congress, but when they come
70 lead their cohorts into the field it will /
be another thing. The real armies and [
great soldiers Of the republic will be found
fighting under the flag! We advise the
opposition Of the determined and fixed q
that ANDREW JOHNSON will serve q
out his constitutional term Of office" n
ri HsHF.n---
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

CORRESPONDENTS OF Cotton. Tobacco and
- Grain solicited. Bagging. Rope aud allsup-
piles furnished at the low est rates. liberal
cash advances made on Cotton IN store or IN
transit AL er,
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

IBERAL Cash Advances will he made on
IL Cotton, or other approved merchandise,
consigned to either Of the above well known
houses. Orders FOR the purchase OF Produce,
Provisions. BaEgiLg. Rope, etc, etc, in either
the st. Louis OF New Orleans markets, viii
have prompt attention AID be faithfully exc
cuted. To my Old friends and the trade OF
Memphis generally, 1 promise my bes efforts
for their interest Ocl0
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sisson's Drug Store, a,.a = ,ss s...a -
.hIsithe plaoeto buy pure medicines, purs
liquers, tipe perfumery. andtoilet articles
oils and paints ofevery description, tobaer
co, snuff and cigars of the finest quality,
at TIE very loves. rates. 4
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Shattered constitutions !, re-
fEsd by Hslnbvid's ExHsct Buchu.
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ADVERTISING a lTERbfss

ADV EhII75INN TE1tlLSs d N
One square, ten lines, ........... 81 90
Each additional insertion; n;.::-..-.....-40
Cards, per year, ten lines, 2. IH2;z 3 90
Notices OF Executors Administra-
.FtOrs and Guardians, Ai sIIEtIa2 90
Attachment notices before J.. r, 2 90
Local notices. per line, .sss. 80. 10
Yearly advertisements win be. charged
$40 per column, aud az poTportiohats
rates for less than ! columns R6Fakle In
VI lfe4A
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CRISPER COMA.

For Curling the Hair of either Sen into
- IEary and Glossy Rihglvta or Hedry 1gs
IF .U4s 9'r1nMdSsige iCaTlS.1sq doDs 1920
DY using This article Ladies' And Gerltlefnen
Id can beaulify then selvesaihousand fdld.+4
.tis the only article III tho lwCrlditnat vilcurl
s,faight hair, and at the sanie time give it u
beautiful glossy appearance. 1.-The, -Cisper
Coma not only curis ihe hairs but inyigeIales,
beauties and cleanses it; IL highly and delight
fully perfumed, and is the most comp lste arli
Gle Of the kind eyer Offered to he American
public. The Cr,sper Coma viii be sent 70 any
address. sealed and ost paid for 81. l...i.'t W.
f@r Il eLARk,& CO Chemists,
mo. 8 West Fayette st., Syracuse. MY z
mar2ly( JlaA - RIauIA
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Back Fay NOunty and PEN
Archibald NkaYO1I1l.

NIAlM AGEEr- Back Pay, Boy lty an d
~ iPeh tiol, y win he ptomptIyfcon,a ted. or
heeiiA ltlcCodrg {louse, hcNrthT, 0HdiA ~
soldiers who ar entitled BY lbW, 5oIlbas.e psy,
bdRhay iud pcnsions,g ard tha eiiiips OF Stid-,
ows, fathers, mothers, JrotEels anu sisters viii
begAHmldhlHtNLdrdk9. .yau - l!Hsy jan3y
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i5YALLEY5l HOUSE,

.'Ra.'e,H @ CAalic0the, . o. {'aF77s
j. A. SooTT, ~ - Proprietor,
sfFofmeriy of NeLirs House, w heeling. Va.
h4sb2eyJn0m Ia ai NH 'oLLARD, Clerk.
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..CRNPER:sss. GjGMA,,;' !

\, Obi she was beautiful, and fair,i,,s M 7
With starry eyes and radiant hair, -.
E. Whose curling ,endrils soh, entwined,
Encliained the very hear: and nind?d