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NEWS FROM THE GATE-CITY GUARDS
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Ii it DC* i u'c'.'jck In the morning, and the
t-.tilr rvpliaun. TheGite City Guard* war*
o« pickpt gaard night before last, »d jeater-
day morning »IW aratrved bp U* flriogol
l»" fr«|» ttfoMtolff »P«« **«>* of W (te^L
i*g Cavalry, aad tb*y ia.mediately ouu in
aad rap wtedUah th* Seamy warn on has tJ—
Row, ilQSWhir, %* vftt* mi picket gontd, *»d
Wylie and rayealf bad ikuMy the onlpoat,
whieh laom mil# aad a half from pan pa aad
la tta diewtien «f th* aaamy. Vary ana* after
tha Cavalry aeioe la, n aaaUaaa *a weg*aa
or tha anamy la Undbtea**, aad a largo bad?
of thair traope with thalr bayonets glistening
brightly la tba ton. In eahort whlje w* aaw
aam# officer* cUmhing a Tory high bit) on
horaahant. to nor right, hat oat al gna-ahot.—
Shortly after, tea aaw Aba lion and Stripes aad
a largo Mgiaaoal of afaarp ahantip to bank it.
Tbay took thalr poaltlaa aad grad thrao vol-
laya at tkaGata-OltyOgantnrUhtbalr Sharpaa,
aad joa would hata baan aMoniabad if you
bad aaau them at tba lino. Tbay aoarooly no
ticed it; aad yet Dm ball* ware flyia* all
around than. Sana otthcna halloaed at <ban
to try it orer, aad Hcbry Vltahall aakad for a
natch to light hi. pipe. I bad a bottle of bran
dy which T opened While the Bring war going
on aad patted it around and tha boya all “took
something.” . .
Wa Ibiab wo baro killed about fifty and
wounded tev.Tnl Wa kart oao killed and
tkraaslightly wounded. Tba battlo la atlli go
ing on. I can hoar tbd gufii firing. They hare
•area rogitnenlf against ua> and all piece, of
artillery. Tf* expect gnat fun to day. Tba
ball la opeatd aad wa in all going la dance
tome. i
I wilt write you again tbit evening. My lore
to ail. Don't ha nueary about me Kncloeed
you will aaa a piece of (be cord that 1 cut off
of a bat of oao of tba enemy who waa killed.
I will give you tba full detail! when tba battle
ia orer. I think Charlie Wallace killed Ikia
man. [Charlie ia a eon of Caph A. bl. Wallace.
—Kda. Confederacy.)
Goad moraing. GAINES.
Priratc Latter from Cupt. Exaard.
LATER NEWS PBOM THE LAUREL HILL
PIGHT.
Gear LAvaai. Hiae, July 3, 18(1.
Dear Brother: Aa Atkiaaon iaaraa thiaaven-
ing, 1 will writa a few tinea Ia tba Brat place
about thu fight: Tba enimy came within 1}
milaa of ua laat Sunday about 6 o'clock, A. M.
My Company balag on picket guard, of ooune
bad tha Ant chance. They (the anamy) divi
ded about half a mila from at and tried to sur
round ua. Oua party aoma up aad fired thrao
valllae at ire, hot hit tba tope ol tba trees in
stead of our man. Wa did not fire because it
waa too far for our gnus Wa fail bank, round
ed a hilt, aad mat (04 of them and fired iate
them quite lively, for a time, until tha anamy
waa out of light. “ Nobody hurt” on oar side,
but auroral daad rascals ea tka other aide. Tba
boya ware aa neat m cueatnkers, aad sorry tbs
dog. run. W. bare beea shooting .t .Mb other
arar since, whauarar wa could gat eight of one.
Monday night our moo took a prisoner. He
■aid Wkaa they sailed the rail there were 174
missing s bat 1 Uriah it a miitaka. Will writs
again tha first opportaniiy. The stage It sbeot
to leara. My lore to all tka Ikmily, aad ra-
spaota to all my frianda.
Your Brother, . W. L. EZZ.IRD.
Wiittaa nprrMly toe the (outturn CoaMerary.
Slate Quarries.
Thera ia aa portion'of tba Conti neat, proba
bly, which produces a friater variety of miaar-
ala and ora. than th.aawa embraeing tka Bins
Ridga aay for four or fire hundred miles la
width. Spealmana of naarijr all that tha coun
try affords are found within tbli rang#—from
those that are accounted "precioua" to thoea
that are too common to bo nought after. Bid
wa but understand tba hUlorj of orsation, and
bow the world wa* made, Sot tha world 'of itx
deyr only, but the world of tlx themiand years,
wa shaaid find thli region, wllhout doubt, ana
of tha moat latareetiog for investigation. Tba
mineral wealth af tha South is, ua yet, hardly
commenced being developed, and ooaluriau
will, no doubt, roll by before It lr Billy mill
ed. An age of paaaa is, at this lima, particu
larly desirable, aad grant things are a pokes
for tba land. If bar reeourcwi aaa ha derate pad
by the band af aclanca'aad Industry.
Tha use of alata for roofing porpoeea ia of
oumpanUosly modern date with ua, yet it ia
destined (a ha oaa af vary groat Importance
Tha domestic lints has passed Its ordeal af ex
periment, aad ia ranked, by those who know
both, to bo agnai ls that brought all tha way
worked to aay extant, ia th Polk eoaaty, aoma
twenty milaa 8outh-W*»t af CarterariHe, and
thirty milaa from Marietta. . it ia chiefly tba
property af 'Ou7. 1. F. Be Tar, aid baa bean
worked.to a foie year parti with a limited
aamberuf band*. A good profit ha. been re
allied, and a favorable Introduction of elate
preform,, ever wsedan, and area malallc
roofs. lib rdagpM.fhan tin (1 fret out, ha
•Idea, does nut require a coat of paiat ovary
two or tkraa yean for its preservation. 9b*
slate aaa ho pot upon tka mof, alter haul!:
d» ■ufwiviwvMinnv
ia always tha moat dlflicult place to defend.—
Slate la durable, and there an mbs rush fat
Praise and England that hava bash built iron
three to four Itnndnd jeers
aacurity la worth far more to tha oooupaat af h
fin-profcf building than any Insurance policy
|Y£i In toast of tka elate quarry are every day
being extended, and whan it aaa ha teksa di-
Ip faam th* quarry aad dlalriheilad by rail,
it will banoma vary generally aaad la all parte
■of.tha country. Thera, tea railroad is mb-
atruction from Martalte to tba quarry, which
will ba extended through to the Alabama sya-
temof mafia In time, (and would low be rig
orously worked, bat for tba general mrpanilon
of all pubMd work.,) which will develop this
prwpsrty to a wonderful extant. It ia a sub
ject of general intarast, far mors *o than ibe
mining af gold and the other rare matalr.—
Tba region of workable slate at tha Blaaoe-
villa quarry iu auppoaad to oorar aoma (4 acres'
and the principal opaaiag baa baan made near
tha Southern extremity of a rather preoipitour
hill, forming tha Waat bank of tha E oh arise
atwak. Tha hill at tha lop ia about ibirty foot
high, and gradually attains to oaa baadrod, aa
il peases a lttle further to tha Northward. It
ia wall worth a day’s journey to aea, for It ia
another of those freaks of our old Mother Na
ture. Ite moat striking and Important prop
erty, however, la the ease and rtraigh tneee with
which itclaavaa, and it ia attended with vary
little loss in*working. It is eapablu of being
split into thin lamina, of lix or even sight to
tba inch, Tfhun it shall become more gener
al! wrought, the ease with which it ia dressed,
wHI render it valuable for many kinds of fur-
niture, aa it admits of a high polish and gives
a vary good Imitation of Egyptian marble.
GEO. WADBWOHTH.
WAR ITEM.,
■inarn.
A correspondent of the Louisville (Ky.)
“Courier” elates that ia tha lata fight al Car
thage, Missouri, 1,700 Federal troops wars
killed aad wounded, and 2,700—including
Zeiglar, thair eommander—takeo priaonari.
Tba same paper learnt that tha astarioua
Gan. Lyon waa, at laat acoounta, aumunded
by 6,000 State troopa.
Tba Memphis papers contain tht following
diapatohes:
“ Littli Bock, July 10.—A oourlar has
just arrived from Fort 8milh, with reliable
aoaauula of a heavy fight.
“ Acoounta of the fight between Gov. Jack-
eon and thu Federalists aay that Gev. Jack-
son look 100 yrisooare. Maay gone and much
ammunition ware captured.
'•FATrTTEViLi.it, July 9.—Neoaho hat barn
taken by Ban McCullough ; 100 Federalists
ware taken prisoner*. McCullough left im
mediately to reinforc* Got. Jackson, who waa
fighting tha anamy some 30 miles from Neo
aho.’*
TLOIIDA.
A special correapondant of tba Mobile Rag
later, writing from Pensacola, under data af
July 13, soya :
“ Capt. J. H. Clanton, of Ibe Montgomery
Mounted Rifita, fired on tho launch of a Fed
eral steamer, which approached loo noar hia
lloea thia moraing, with muob effect. Tho
lennoh waa near Eatl Pan, and Clantoa'a fire
hilled aavaral men—among them the com
manding officer.”
SOUTH W1.TKBU VIRGINIA.
The Richmond Enquirer pnbllahM a letter
from Beverly, dated Jaly 7, which contains
the subjoined postscript at 8 o'clock, P. M.:
“1 open my latter to you to inform youlhnt
to-day, near Goa. Garnoll’n camp, there was
aa aagagamant between tha Georgia Regiment
and n large body of tho Yankee., la whloh
tha Gaorgiana kill 60 or 70 of the Yaantee,
and took a four hart* wagon and tram, and
soma arms. Only one or tha Georgians waa
wounded. At the Rieh Mountains there has
bean aoma (ghting—(ha result not known. It
Ubelieved that the Yankoei haven large ferae,
aad are making thair way into this valley, ta
toaurrround onr army and ouptureour stores
and erdinanoe. They will raoalva a rough
handling.”
Tho ragngomont referred la above ia eon-
firmed ky letters from members af the Ogle-
Ikerpe Infamy, publiahad fa the Augusta pa
pers of yeatarday. The Gala-City Guards asra
ia tha engagement. See alao tha letters from
Cap*. Euard, aad 8argt. Chi.holm ia to-day’n
paper.
Tixwuani.
Tha Knoxville Register loaraa that tha Pro-
vtalaaal Army of Teaatsseo has baan trana-
(erred ta tha Oovaramant of tha Confederate
autos, aad that hlejor Oanaral Polk has boon
iaatraelod torosnlvo and muator the regiment,
aaw organised into tba Confadara'a aarvica.
Tklr will at oaoa raltava the State of tho ex-
POMO af their subsistence and maUtalaaace.
CAIXO.
Tha following pleasant view af tha aondUioa
of Liacola’a hirelings at Cairo, ia from a North
ern paper. No wonder, ia auah a alata of af
fairs, that am of three ragimanta, only 230
voted for th* toog term, the ramAtnfag 3,770
taking grounds far disbanding s
"No pay, poUtioal.ofllsora, mixing af Lin
colnian. and patriotism in 1m apsnah, aad
pls|iag blackberry's for tobacco money, 41a-
gaate aad demoralises tha privates, while tka
efitort ere humiliated by dun. from howls
Md ws.hwon.su. Washwoman tell year eor-
mepoadent they are going tabs turned aa tht
(tetete became they oaaaot pay night or to*
dollars, while Ceteasls of ragimaata are la
thair debt for twite Ik# amount."
fxxxstlvaxia. * oaAgg
fe* Ktahmoad Diapetek af th* 18th aaya
peaaangar* ky th* Caatrai imU, Jteto
tom* iattetettad pro
th*
that tha throe
leave tba aarvioa
te letkeitl A Sftrws'
lad tea la rates Cettea to the Yi
the pro sent day era tha ToUewiag:
■ -if sas aam I sa s donate late Iha-dhtehl^fap--
ulana slave dlalrletp aowoovwod dp the praarat
rabtlHoa, aad thotoshfia of thaaa awfatUakla
balag. flock lata oar camps, a* they hava al
ready locked IMS Mate totter** ewmpA what
U-w*dfcito» ky jdad.',
avitabla burdaa. opoa tha loyal people af th* g,, , waa fida Caah Capital ef *900,000
United Stale* f
Tha tapply of cotton will necessarily ba
mush diminished, if wot almost entirely de
stroyed, by th* daraacuuat of th* sy.tam of
industry ia oar Qelf State* Md th* bloaksda
of thair ports. How shall thia ba averted t
A great assay of IbwaMpa af tb* Northern
Slews era bow lying Idle. Haw oaa profitable
amplaymoat far them ba found?
o
T an tear* —
gainst loaS Md damn** by
tea*, Dwellings, Stoma, Merchandise, Hones
hote Furniture, and ail tends of fnanrpblc
property oa tb* meat mdhhebla tested.
The policy of this Company ba* uniformly
Tbt' gradual aboijtiots of slavery in oar preooatatlon ol proof of loo*,
country. Without injury to lta lojel Wt
a* oho*, oa
aad with das regard t* the ftuar* vrol
tb* ileven, ia eoasidarod by may aa object u '
of grant l»port*L*o— how can anything bn
properly ana anaetllutionally doao toward*
promotutg that and t
Th* rabalUoa in th* dlaloynl portion of thin
Union ebould bo promptly Md offortaally-
chtekad! How nan wa hasten tha attainment
of that objnet ’
la th* British Waat Indite, In tb* ftench
Colonies, and in other quarters of tha world
DIRECTORS i
0. W. Furoall, WmTBear*,
Tkos. Sampson, H. A. Claiborne,
J. E. Wadsworth, W. L. Cowardin,
R L. Winston,
J. P. Winston,
H. L. Kant,
J. N. Gordon,
J. A. Info**,
whara alavary I* not tolaratad, than la a
great damand for labor to b* obtained under
tba appraatiaanbip system nay Ite or ta*
years' servitude—to b* succeeded by tb*
freedom of th* laborara after a fixed ported of
toil. How shall this want ba nappHad 1
We hava thus briefly stated what will b*
universally recognised M objects that nr* aaw
attracting much attention. We are not pre
pared to advoost* any now plan t* accomplish
any of them, and they art all mppotad to b*
surrounded pith m meay diffionltiaa, that ae
scheme oaa, perbap*. ba anggaated wbiah la
not liable to numerous and possibly ioaupar
able o>jeotions. Of eanraa, than, to apeak of
totting in operation a plan whloh at oao*
would Koomplinh them all, stems arrant fal
ly, and tuck, perhaps, It I*. But ia il not
worth while to reflect for a memos! upon the
project of toading in our morabaat ship* tho
contraband alavoa, who will probably
flock by taaa of thousands foam tba rebellious
districts into oor camps, to tba British Waat
Indie* or to com* of tb* Frtooh colonise,
there to serve for a apeeifio number of years
as apprantioea, and than to b* freed, th* ax
peases of th* voyage and a email aura aa a r*
munaration to our Government, t* ba paid by
tka aolonial planter* who, w* think, would b*
eager to pnrcbM* them, that they might at
oao* proceed to cultivate th* ooltoa whloh ia
now so much needed ?
Would not the knowledge that our Govtro-
mant was prepared to endorse same plan af
thia kind, at onoa furnish in it aalf the mast pow
arful motive that coaid bo brought tobaar up-
on tha plantar* of our country to indao* them
to cheek thair insane and foolish rebellion 1
or, if they persisted in it, would it ant inflict
upon them a punishment wbioh tfTaj dsaarvtd,
nhil* it opnond np a practicable plan for prov
iding for tb* ovontoal freedom of their slaves,
ridding our country of thnm, and placing
them in lands whar* men af thair own ran*
now oconpy high aoeial and political pooitiona,
and wham their color will be no barrier la
thair futar* advaooamant t Might net tb*
disloyal distriot* be than mad* to bear aahsr*
of th* burdens of tha war, avaa white they
ware being moat effectually chastised ? Might
aot England and Franca, which aaw era soma-
what disposed to aid* with tha insorganli in
our difficulties, thus find It their lntaraat* to
do all in their power to aid and assist ua 1
Wa era aware that to many, those proposi
tions may appear absurd, illagal, unoonatitn
tlonaj, cruel, or impracticable i and numer
ous objections aan anally b* mada t* aay or
all of them. We rather throw them out for
oonnldaralinn, than seek to urge thair adop
tioa. But living M w* do in aa ag* of start
ling events, and in th* midst of a revolution
ary era, whan th* whole foam* warh af our
•ocinty la balag uphaavad, it Ia Impaaslbl*
far aay on* to for*** what cbanaala af com
mercial, industrial, and political arrangements
may b* carved out in future.
Wheat Thrashers and Fans.
M cCONNELL‘8 THRA8HEBB and Premi
um Wheat Fans for eats. Applj to
Til OS. M. CLARKE.
July 1(— It.
Bowdon Collegiate Institution,
CARROLL COUNTY, OA.
T HE Exercise* of this Initiation will be re-
■umed on ibe flret Monday in Augnat, un
der ibe control of W. A. Beta, Professor of
Mathematics, Ac. A ‘borough course of in
struction will be given in all tbs departments.
July 15—lm.
STRAYED,
BOM tha aubsnribar on th* Md of Jon*.
n*ar Caaavill*, Casa county, a SMALL
“ ‘ araold. Any
racovary win
information that will laud I
SORREL HORSE, about eight year* eld. Ae
A to bin
be liberally rewarded _ Add rasa
jyll-lw
AU..t?e?yjfSSSL
Leather! Leather!!
30,(04 lb.. Good Hemlock Sal,.
10,(04 fits. Good White Oak Mela.
(( doaan French Calf 8k!**, variaM
brand*.
10 doaan Philadelphia Calf Skin.
jmt*’ mSfcm
Jaa* 2(-dawlm. Oht T f n A »
SCHOOL OF THB GUI OKA,
FVaTHE PRACTICAL IOLDIER, daaigasd
V/ lor th* a(a »f th* IfiMia ot Ua OteU*.
rat* States—teat by mall oa th* raaslpi af om
dollar. J. UePURMON A 00.
RtedtetoapayahteteffoXtoi,
Wm. Palmar.
SAMUEL SMITH, Agent,
Office, corner Alabama aad Whitehall streets.
over Salmons A Simmeba Store.
OLD DOMINION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
capital, .... eaoe.ooe.
DIRECTORS.
I Davenport, Jr., Pres C. E Wortham, 8*e’y.
Gab. Wortham, ‘ ”
John ladars,
8. M. Pries,
B. F. Ladd,
J. Stewart Walker,
L. R. Snilmaa,
P,a Wirwtak,
Jams* S. Kant,
Horae* P. Edmond,
J. M. Talbott,
G. B. Davenport,
G. W. Yanoe,
Joa. Brnumal,
Wm. Brant,
R H. Maury,
John H. Greanar,
Go*. S. Palmar,
W. 8. Triplett,
8. C. Tardy,
Wm. Currio,
J. B. Craaahaw,
John H. Williams,
Mark Downay,
Thomas Jonas,
R. A. Smith,
Robert A. Pain*,
B. F. Williams,
W. P. Ragland,
H. C. Cabell,
Gao. W. Royal*.
HARDEE’S
Hr IN PANTRY -JB
AND
irRIFLEJJ
T AC TICS!
PUBLISHED AND FOB SALE
BT
S. H. GOETZEL A CO.,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
Lasts, Pe(s, Nalls,
MARINE INSU-
RANCEp on favombU Urmf.
SAMUEL SMITH, Agent,
Office, corner Whitehall and Alabama streets,
over Salmons A Simmona’ Store.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
WINCHESTER, VA.
Cash Capital. - $300,000.
*• Snrplaa, 85.000.
Incorporated in 18SS.
DIRECTORS:
J. 8. Carson, Pras't. William L. Baal, Scc’y.
John Vara, Lawia P. Hartman,
Joseph 8. Carson, William Millar,
Robert Steal*, Wm. B. Baker.
yto- Aggregate Losses paid la ( yaara and-
leg July 1st, 18(1, $438,2(3.19.
This aid Company inanr** Buildings, Mer
chandise, Household Furniture, and personal
preparty la eity. town or country on aa favor
able terms as ether rasponaibl* Companies.
Apply to
SAMUEL 8MITH,
General Ioauranoa Agant, oornar of Whitehall
and Alabama Btraata, over Salmon* A Sit
mono’ Dry Goods Store.
MERCHANTS’
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital Authorised. $484,(0*
Caah and Burploa, lit May, 18(1.. 311,(44
DIRECTORS!
Jo*. B. Anderson, Willelm G. Pal**,
Jamas t. Appemon, Saaanal Putnay,
William Eraadan, John PareaB,
David J. Barr, John D. Queries,
Wm. H. Christian, David J. Sauadara,
John Daalay, Gaarga D. Shall,
L H. Glaaatuuok, Fraakltn Stearns,
Lawia Giater, John C Bintea,
Samuel J. Harriaen, Ed. H. thinker,
Roaoo* R Heath, Gaarga 0. Sumner,
Edward McCarthy, Tho*. Taylor, Jr.,
E. Millar, William 0. Tayter,
Garrett F. Wataou.
A. PLEASANT. Praaidsat
Joaa H. Monganaa, Satratary.
Thia favorite laaaraaaa Company ton liana*
te iasara, both ia town aad aoaatry, all kiada
af iaaarsbi* proparty aa th* moat favorable
term*: also, Maria* I at area a*.
’SAMUEL SMITH, Agent,
Corner Whitehall Md Alabama Strati*,
Over (a! mo as A Simaw>aa' Dry Goads Stars.
— ^
ALABAMA
INSURANCE CDMPAN7,
MONTOOMERY.
TE hag tear* te call public attention te th*
fact that aor edition *f COL. HARDEE'S
TACTICS ia th* only on* that baa raoantly
bean raviatd by th* niatingnithad anther, end
th* only on* seen rad by copyright in the Con-
fodaraey.
Th* work is published—
In 3 volt., bound, 14mo , with platan, at $3.4*
” pamphlet, 8vo., “ at 3.(4
“ “ " without platen 1.M
Th* prioa <a alwsya nadaratoad for th* whale
tat of tha two volamea, on receipt of wbiah wa
will mall them aad prepay tka postage te all
parts af th* OoafsdarMT. Boaiaallara and
Military Companies, wh* order largely, will
racaiea a liberal diaeannk
That* Booksellers aad Publiabars, who era
aaliinr SPURIOUS’EDITIONS af COL. HAR
DEE’S TACTICS, will have te .offer tka pen
alties of th* law | and tha** who ar* baying
such editions w* bag te aaaora that th*y ar*
all mntllated ediUoni, aad that aot on* of
thaaa ooatatos thaaa improvamanta and chan
ge* which Col. Hard** bat raoantly adopted,
aad which aan only b* found ia that edition,
which w* now bring before th* pnbli*.
NOTICE.
Bo many aditloaa of aty «INFANTRY AND
RIFLE TACTICS" having lately baan nab-
liahad, 1 think It da* te both th* pahlis and
pubSith«ri to stotoi
That th* COPYRIGHT EDITION af my IN
FA If TRY Md BIPLETAOriCS, pa hill had by
S H. GOETZEL 3 00., in Mobil*, la tka only
COMPLETE, CORRECT sad REVISED Edi
tion, aad thia Edition only contains Ik* im-
E rovamanta tadahangaa whloh I have recant
r made, adapting th* naaaaal te th* naaof
th* arms generally la Ua hands of U* troopa
in tb* Confederate States.
W. J. HARDEE,
Colonel Confederate ttalaa Army.
Fort Morgan, Jnaa IS, 1MI. jy 7—lm.
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C OMPILED from th* bant nnd lataat anther.
ilia* for th* Volunteer* and Militia af the
Confederate State*, by Liant 0*1. William B.
Riahardaoa, gradnat* sad formerly assistant
i attractor af Tasttea, Virginia Military Insti
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Thia valaabl* bosk ia a liberal abridgement
of Hantea'a Tactic*, iacindiaf tha tohael of
th* Batteifoa, and iaatrncttena for Shlrmiahara
Tka Balsa ca Step aad U* Kuna] af Arm*
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GILHAM'S MANUAL.
S i tha form*of Farad* to Reviews, laapaa-
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Soldier's Ralioaa, aad mad* of caakiag them,
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And everything rtinnected with fi
manufacture of Boots and 3hou'
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JUHl 1 RECEIVED, . j
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th* first day of Angus! next
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from bow anti! th* (rat of Aagnrt next,r
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hefere the tatr crawdaf “laat day.'
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For ul< at th* pnhUakar*i price by
J. MCPHERSON A 00.,
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A Marebaate Planter* and Tradwaxijn
kaap* ooeateatiy on hand a gwd .MrlMmlWj
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May 13. , 1
BRYSON & BEAUKQNT,
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MEN’S A BOY'S Clb
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ball, Straat,
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BOOT. L. CRAWLEY,
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PRODUCE Ml P80VIS
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A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE of f
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THOMAS T. LOWlf
COMMISSION MERCh
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SAMUEL SMITH,
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April I, UM.
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