DAILY BULLETIN.
s.
, W. WHITAKER,
KDTC0R A1CD PEOPRTfTOB.
, : . -
CASUALTIES
The following: is a list of cawialties'of
on the 25th of March, 1865, near Peters
burg, Va., wHe storming the enemy's
works:
Lt Col H G Jones, wounded severely
in left arm.
GomDanv A Wounded Corpl S A Mc
Neely, slight in head. Minting Lt T B
Letter; .privates W W Emery and C T
JMntta.
Comnanv B. Wounded Private J A
Richards, severely in abdomen. Missing
W A Williams, H S Williams, A C
Mills, Thos Garvy, F A Nadius, L R
Tate and G L Montgomery.
Comoanv C. Wounded Sertrk J M
Colly slightly in the head ; corporal J R
Miller, sliarht in face; privates A M
Goodman, mortally and J M Hair, slight nun uusowieriiketo cry out " sjieit .
:t -i M Eddie- niie U-eucrad Jvnox contended that tne
order was wisely given by General n ash
vates J I Alexander, and C T Dewese,
supposed.
Wounded Lieut J. W Shepherd, and
captuped ; '. corpl H M Stearne, slightly ;
JMm M Bingham, and captured ; H W
Davis, dangerously 5 and J A , Jones.
Missing A J Barnett, J W Barnett,
V Ofirk, corpl J P Sossaman, J H Wil
hamkJ M Brown, sergt L Alexander,
corpl R J Stougli, Wm Ketchrc, Jas
Kerns,. J C Moore, John Martin, W
M Martin Wm Niselar, A C Shields,
M A Emerson, Henry Mowrer, Jos B
Christenbury. Wni G Christenbury, 'lhos
C Alexander; Hen ry Garner and John
H Johnston.
Military Anecdote. t;the siege
of York, Knox and Hamilton, with sonic
American, troops, occupied a re'doubt. If
was provided with hogsheads, filled with
sand, and. called "blinds" whieh served
as a protection against shells. A general
order had been issued, that when a sheN
was seen, they might cry out, "a sltrlt.1"
Col. Hamilton remarked 'Jhat if seemed to
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Tuesday Morning, April 4, 1865.
New Advertisements.
Wanted at once L. J. Handy.
Masonic Not ice S. L. Riddle.
We are under obligations to Maj. Gen.
Lovell, for a coy of tfie Columbia Phoe
nix, dated 1st inst.
HOSPITAL COMMITTEES.
The committee appointed to assign the
ladies to the different hospital wards, hav;
divided the names on the lists submitted
to them as they best could. 0
The ladies on each list are requested
to organize themselves in such a way as
may best promote their efficiency in ' aid
ing the sick in the hosnitals. It has been
suggested that each committee of ladies
We arc indebted to Gen. J. A, Young I should appoint one or two Directresses as
for Tate New York and Philadelphia pa- their head, and that they should call upon
PC1S- M the Ambulance Committee, through their
' Ifoe&iCbrolnian. which has been chairman, or the members on duty, for
issued from our office for some time past, ? aid advice thev mav re(luire
has -been removed td Chesterville, S. C.
The first issue from' that place, dated 2d
inst., is at hand. We wish the enter
prising proprietors success.
TABLES OF DISTANCES,
iu groin. Musing. ber't
man
Company D. Wounded Private Jas
Pariah, severely in thi 'i. Missing
Privates H S Morgan, Jos Rutledge, I
Starbuck, Eli Shaniel and W II Cox.
Company E. Wounded Sergt J T
Rabb. severelv in shoulder; mates F
' r a
S Proost, severelv in foot ; A E L Bol-
ick, slight in finger. Mming -Strat W
W Carpenter; privates K Leonard, J S
Manning, Jno Neill, Jno Simmons, C
Kodnck, L m fe ranee, J A itherspoon,
W C W itherspoon, C J Frazier and . H
Harrison.
Company F. Wpmded' ' i Acting en
sign J D Barrier, severe in arm. Jrtss-
iq Privates G W Aliaeulieluier, G M
Fisher and Win Earnhart.
Company G. Kill Private A (iil-
bert Wounded Sergt VY W l'amsay,
everely and captured. .'. um j Pri
vates W A Branch, G W W Ding-
ler, Thos Moser, J 1) Hailuian, W A
. Johnson, Levi Sane, Jno- Be m and '!" D
ington, whocaed for the-life of his men.
While they were discussing the point.
two shells "feil and Struck within the re
doubt, whereupon thouc was great scramb
ling and jumping to refach "the bauds,
and get behind them. Knox and Ham
ilton united in action, however differing
in opinion, bcthgot behind "the blinds,"
and Hamilton, io be more secure held ooJ
behind' Knox ; 4Inox being a very large
man and Hamilton SQURi. l pon tins,
Knox strugleil to throw ' Hamilton off.
and in the effort, himself .Knos) rolled
over and row Hamilton off towards the
i
shclLs. 'Uamiiton, however, qntcclyi
scramblod back aain. The shells w
burst and tl'rew their missile? in cyt-vv
Comnanv H". Mustnu Scrirt .as A
4 V V. '
Clouts, corpl Jas A Polk ;'i.ri vacua C H
Pplk, P W Lry, A J Foster and ' St ry.
Comnanv .--Killed Private. J 31
Gravis. Wounded Private" A K Kcney,.
11 " l- jU . IS- Hi . .
severely vu snouiuer. .fussing v urius
W H Aldridge, A C Jeffries and J li
T
Rodgers; privates J B cLentef, M J
(xravson, W K Ronev, A Q homa atid
J ShampsoB.
Comnanv K.-r-Wounded piivatcJno
Butner severe in shoulder. Missi.mj
Corporal C Barger; privates M Klutts
N Earnhart, R M Xhoma.-on. and J 31
Hair ; also, sergt Jas A Black.
Very respectfully, m
M. H. flu NT MR.
. Capt. commanding Regiment.
P. Alexander, Acting A-.lj't.
direction. "Now," says Kngx, "now
what do vou think, Mr. Hamilton, about
crying "tiheU!" but let me tell you, not to
make a breast work of me again.
A Pl'ZftK. The Milwaukie Sentinel
having plaead uoon its bulletin board an
aunouncsment of the Pacific's arrival, on
which w; wriften, "War fn statu quo,"
two men from the, country walked up to
the board, and, after reading very de
mdrriy, "War in statu quo,'' said one of
them, "where in thunder's that: "I
don't know," said the other, "itl spread
all over the world yet." Shouldn't won
der if it did, said the first. This reminds
of an anecdote of a person who affected
profound information upon every subject,
while listening with a crowd of compan-
lows to tne reading or "lhe latest lroin
Fra-neo." hearing the words, "the French
have taken umbrage," and wishing to
show liTs tirnerior knowledtre, broke in
with, Ah, indeed! taken I nibrage have
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Ambulance Committee. I)r.
E,
IfW Hutchison, 'director j Col. J. Ai
J.
1 oung,
e;ii.
Brittou, John
Rigler,
a Phillips.
House at
or
Harris .received last even
ing the following dispatch which we are
permitted to copy :
ToiS. A. Iarris, M"Jor of Charlotte
Stoneman's forces were at Yadkinsvillo
yesterday, supposed to be five thousand
strong. His raids are destroying fac
tories, &c. ne has fourteen pieces of
artillery. John I. Quaver,
Mayor of Salisbury.
Mrs.
at
The lad.es are reouested to meet on
Tuesday at 3 o'clock at the following
places : ,
Ward No. 1, Elias & Cohen's Store-
at Mrs. Elias'
Ward No. 2, Morse's Storeat Mrs
Yates' "
Ward No- 3, Red
Burwell's. ;
Ward No. 4, Koopuian & Phelps
Mrs. Peter Brown's.
Ward No. 5, Treloar's Hal at Mrs.
Shaw's
Wards Nos. 6 and 7, Buildings near
Branch Bank at Mrs. Koopman's.
Ward No. 8, Tente at Mrs. J. H.
Wilson's.
General Hospital, No. 11- at Mrs.
Kahnweildr's. ' .
r, mi c li vj i - -jvr.fwjk tv, i ,t m.rii a l ,lij ri i
AX JilST TAKERS. 1 nc lOllOWUlg . ,
'. ix . I lihir-L-vrnnu . mra. Fnnri. mrs. Dr. Tavlor.
persons, says tnc jsemocrat, were ap-r- ---rr? j
At the,present tixo'o, when the railroadB
of North Carolina and Virginia are the Akh
ways of the hostile mvg the following
tables of distances will be tund oonveiAettt
for reference. by the students 0f the situa
tion : -
WlLMINGTONf ?AND WKLOOH.
From Wllniington to
Northeast,
12
i.r
23
Marlboro ,
Rocky Point,
Bureaw,
South Washington, W
Leesburg, $4
Teachy, 39
Rose Hill, 42
I From Wilmington v
Miles.
l()i Magnolia,
Warsaw,
Bowdn
Faisou, Mount Olive,
Dudley,
Everettsville,
Groldsboro',
ATLANTIC AND NOBTH CAROLINA.
fey: T knew they had bceM besieging
for some time". ' ,
Casualties in 42d N C regiment, on the
19th, 20th and 21st March. 1865 :
MARCH 9tU.
Company B Wounded : Privates M
D Fink, A J Taylor, W W Stooer.
iC Wpunded : Lieut B F Taylor,
privates J D Smith and J C Ariu?worthy.
F Killed : W m B'Spart t Wound
ed : J W Smith.
U Wounded : Private Wm Lambert.
I Wounded : Lieut i L Harris, pri
yate RLewya.
MABCH 20TH.
C Killed: Private Cuarley Sioan.
T Killed : R A Barrioger. Wound
ed : Robt Orrell,-Henry Hrfman, George
Arwood. Missing: John llough. '
G Wounded : Privates J A Lype,
Riley Flinn.
H- Wounded : Sergt J Herrin,' corpl
Lambert, corpl Barljee, pitvates V W
Lambert, J L Hartsell, J A Hartsdl, C C
Spaaman, J H Hill. Missing: W A
Teeter, S. S. Whitley, C Perry, J G Trice,
J Drake, Jordon Drake, J E Love, J M
Little, Jacob Little, L G Tuoker, Wesley
Whitley.
I Wounded: J Mediin. Missing:
W M Rough.
MARCH 218T.
E Wounded : Private Wm Queen.
O Killed: Jeeee H Kltttte,
Killed: E Taylor.
Caaualties In company F, 56th N. C,
regiment, on 25tk March, 1865, in fVontJ
of Petersburg, Va. :
Wounded : G T Thompson, left thigh,
amputated above the knee; John Crow
der, Saml Dority, J H Wagner.
Captured : ' Capt B F Grigg, lieut A R
Grigg; sergt A J London, sergt H I)ed
. moo, sergt J G Wilson, oorpl ' B A Jin
kins, corpl L A Bridges, privates A Blan
ton, Silas Bookou, W J Qarter, Allen
Cogdale, S A Crowder, M.W Crowder,
T J Dixon, J Elliott, M M fortinberry,
J W Grigg, L R Grigg, J A Gant, T J
Hord, Saml Hasting, Alex Kenedy, B Y
McMurmy, AG Moort, Jas Norman, J
H Nowlin, David Peeler, N W Ross,
Perry Ross, J H Smith, J A Teenier, W
R Welmon.
V. J. Palmer,
1st Lieut. Com. Co.f
Lkl of killed, wounded and captured
in Co. K, 56th regiment N. C. troops,
from Mecklenburg county, N. C, on
Mawh 25th, 1866, at Petersburg:
KilM-Sffml i J McKieJy,
CiNDERELLA!a Slitper. The Dublin
University Magazine, gives the following
account of the glass slipper :
Two centuries ao, tors were so rare,
and, therefore, so highly valued, that the
wearing of them was restricted, by severe
sumptuary laws, to kings :ind .princes.
Sable, in those iaws called vair, was the
subject of countless" regulations. The
exact quality permitted to be worn by
persons of different grades, and the arti
cles of dres6 to which it might be applied,
weredefinea most strictly, Perrault's tale
of '(jindarella" originally marked the
dignity "conferred on her by the fairy, by.
hor wearing a flipper tf vair, a privilege
then confined to the highest? rank of
princesses. An error of the press, now
become inveterate, changed vair into
verre (glass,)' and the slipper of sable
waA suddenly cojnverte'd into a glass slip
per.. '
Sensible Doctor. A handsome
young widow applied to a physician to re
lieve her of three distressing complaints,
with which she was afflicted. 4
" In the first plaee,'said she, " I have
a little or no appetite. What shall I take
for that?"
" For that, madam, you should take
air and exercise."
" And doctor, I am quite fidgety" at
night, and afraid to lie alone. What
shall I take for that t "
" " For that, madam, I can only recom
mend that you take a husband.
" Fie ! doctor. . But I have the blues
terribly. WW shall I take for that ? "
" For that, madam, you have, besides
taking Air, exeiciee and a husband, to
take the newspaper."
Sensible doctor, that.
French Sayings. The Knowing arc
extracts from D Autogrojjhe :
. The friends of the wicked are always
cowards. Druoumoir the Dramatist.
France asks but for three things
noveliy, novelty, novelty. Corrvenin.
The talent that we aspire to, spoils that
we have The Prvnce.de la Moskowa.
Photography is. to nature what street
organs are to music.-1 minute Farqueil.
What woman is that who knoWs not
what she says ? She who swears that
she will never Jovei, or that she will love
forever. Charles Briftant.
Man is an intelligent creature, embar-
rassed by his organiiation. Fastorei.
I know that flattery is flattery, but
like it all the same. Bimo.
When I loYe.I Iot o.be lqyed as I
mrs. rnirer, mrs rryce, mrs. JMias, mrs
Sanders, mrs. Ahrens, mrs. Rudisill,
mrs. Howell, mrs. Redding, mrs. Rigler,
mrs. Cook, mrs. Howie, mrs. Macauly, mrs.
P reason.
No. 2, Morses Store Mrs. S. Harris,
mrs. Yates, m;.. Dr; Miller, mrs.- J. B
Xerr, mrs.. Design, mrs. Sadler, mrs.
Lowe, mrs. Far-ow, mrs. J. Burrows, mrs.
pointed by theJounty Court to take the
tax liwU in" Mecklenburg for te current
year:
Charlotte Western part, Dr E Nye
Hutchison ; Eastern, part, W M'Mat-thy-i.s
; Providence, J S Reid : Morning
Star, Rcrbt McEweu ; Clear Creek, A C
i: low j Crab Orchard, Wm jlcCoouibs j
.Mallard Creek, R L DeArmoujd ; Dew
ease's, H P Helper : Lemly's W B
Withers; Long Creek, A M Barry ; Paw 1 Tiddy, mrs. Scarr, mrs. Phillips, mrs
S7n V.c T ! v ixr'Ti v' i T- Burrows, mrs. -Everhart.
V. McDonald ; -Steel Creek, W HNeel: n m j
Sharon, D M Lee. Rpa ' IIltes mrs
Lucas, mrs. Brem, mrs. Wmslow Alex
SOLDIERS IN HOSPITALS. ander. mrs. Helen Rea. mrs. R. F. Da-1
We understand there are about 1,100 vidson, mrs. Houston, mrs. T. W. Alex
sick and wounded in the hospitals in and ander, mrs. Gifford, mrs. Burwell, mrs.
arounjl Charlotte, and that there has been Reid, mrs. Wm. Wilson, mrs. McKenzie
inquiry made for the accommodation of mrs. Col. Dorsey, mrs. Levin.
3,000 more. Our people are doing all No. 4, Koopman and Phelps -Mrs.
that' they can to aid in the matter; but Myers, mrs. Young, mrs. P.E.Brown,
the constant demand since the commence- mrs. J. L. Brown, mrs. Mathews, mrs.
ment of the war for provisions of all Hayes, mrs. R.-M. Johnston, mif. P. S.
kinds tor refugees, with' the absence of Seabury, mrs. Bauder, mrs. Williamson,
valuable planters, farmers and overseers,, mrs. W. Harty, mrs. Jas. Harty, mrs.
and the recent devastations, may render Riddle, mrs. Chas. "Wilson, mrs." Mon
it impossible to supply from, this imrae teith, mrs. Stacy, mrs. John Springs,
diate neighborhood, the urgent wants, of No. 5, Treloar Hall mrs. R. Shaw,
such an increased population. Cannot mrs. Gregory, mrs. Steele, mrs. Heilbrun,
the Commissary and Mcdioal Institute mrs. Weill mrs. Somers, mrs, Anathon,
.departments aid, by some expedient j mrs. Terres, mrs. Hagen, mrs. W. A.
changes in rations, to supply the demands Clarkson, mrs. Morse, mrs. Holton, mrs.
of enfeebled and feverish patients, who Pritchard, mrs. Flaherty, mra. Rabe, mrs.
have earned attention by their services Sturdevant. '
in the field? , iVd, 6 atid 7, Buddings next jlooirto
A ration of bakerv's bread, a niorsel of the Branch Bank- mrs. Dewey, mrs.
bacon and a little rice may satisfy a Elms, mrs. Moore, mrs. Koopman, inrs.
hungry and healthy "soldior ; but such Zimmerman,
articles do not approach the requirements Aro. 8, Tents Mrs. Butt, mrs Schir-
of feeble, worn-out, sickly stomachs, mcr, mrs. A. J. Orr, mrs. J. H. Wilson,
The surgeons in charge can only supply mrs. H. White, mrs. Courtney, mrs.
what the rules and regulations of the Bright, mrs. Maxwell, mrs. Duls, miss
service Offer, but tfcere are exceptional Eits, .mrs. D. Parks, mrs. Elliott, mrs.
cases which demand special attention A. Tate, mrs. Bethune, miss A. Trotter,"
from higher authority. j miss Alice Hart, miss A. E. Alexander,
Could nqt some of the corn at the de- miss J. Rose.
From Newbern lo
.Miles.
Bachelor's Creek 8
Tuscsrora, Jl
Core Creek. 17
Dover, gg
Southwest,
2JORTH
From Gol"dsi)oro' to
Boon Hift,
Smiths eld
Stallings,
Raleigh,
Morrisvilie,- 61
Durham, i 74
Hillsboro', 88
KaLEXGU
rroni Kaleigh or
From Newborn to
Kinslon,
Falling Creek,
Moseby Hall,
Bests,
-'9;Oold8boro
CAUOLINA KUAP.
From CroMsboro' to
Miles.
12
22
84
48
Uufttsville,
Forrestvilie,
Franklinton,
KitreU's; '
Henderson,
Kidgeway J unction 55
Miles.
10
16
25
35
42
Mebane, '
Haw River,
Graham, -Comp's
Shops,
Gibsonvillc,
McLean's,
Greensboro', .
ARP GA8TON.
From Raleigh to
Warrenton,
Macon,
Littleton,
Summit,
Gaston,
Weldon,
Miles.
98
lp4
106
108
11C
121'
130
f '
Mik-s.
68
L2
73
79
82
U4-
I
ROANOKE VALLEY.
From Ridge way Junction .to
Miles.
Townesrille, 10
From Ridgeway Junctian u,
Miles.
Clarksville, " 2''
R1CUMOND AND IJAN VILLE.
From Richmond to
Miles.!
1
$
i From Richmond to
Manchester,
Powhite,
.Coalfield,
Tomahawk,
Powhataij.
Mattoax,
Chuia, . .30
Amelia Courthouse 86
J etersTille, 43
Jennings Ordinary 50
Burksville, 66
Drake's Branch.
Meherrin,
eysville,
. MosaiugfoG,
Koanoke,
1 1 Clover,
Scottaburg,
Boston,
New'a Ferry,
Bark sd ale,
Ringgeld,
Price's, 61 Danville,
90UTHSIDK RAILROAD.
From Petersburg, to ,
" Mile.
Southerland's, 10
Ford's, 20
Wirson's, 27
Wellville, 31
Blacks and Whites, 87
Nottoway C.
Burksville,.
Rice's,
From Petersburg to
Farmvtlle,
Prospect,
rampiin s,
Appomattox,
Spout Spring,
H., 43 Concord,
62
61
Lynchburg,
Mill-!..
r5
7;i
hi
90
N 94
lou
10H
111
.127
135
140'
Miles.
w
79
87
yy
105
110
123
preparing ry
Rye Straw fqr3raiding. A writ
er in the Edgefield Advertiser gives the
following directions for
straw for braiding? :
The rye must be cut while in blooni.
Cut as carefully as possible to prevent
breaking, early in the morning, and
bundle it immediately, before the sun has
much power on it. lt must then be ta
ken to a kettle of boiling water, and each
bundle steeped three minutes, then open
the bundle and. spread out to dry and
bleach, a clear sun being almost indispen
sable to the color. After it becomes per
perfectly dried, put into a bundle again,
to be kept iu a dry place, where the dbfct
cannot soil it.
We are requested by the editor of the
Fayetteyille Telegraph to announce that
all mail matter iuteuded for Fayetteville
shouTd be directed "via Hgh Poin"
for the present. The editor hopes totfe
sume the publication of his paper ij a
short time.
Kev. J. T. Leftwich. of Wvthevill
.-... . . . ' 1
V irginia, Has received a call to bec
Charlotte, , N. C . It is understood he at
signified his willingness to accept it.
Raleigh Confederate.
njfer ,
tot
The Rev. M. D. Conway, the pio
abolitionist of Massachusetts, and edi
rvrvf ha nnnvcrfoH infn moo I fv ,,,., I, I Jmiii.i t-Itwmirtl Mra Aehhw nine I ' ww - 1
"v ' -TZtr luuau U1 -p9? frrrr'rrr ?r? of the recognition of the Confederacy,
corn bread and some of the bacon take Morehead, mrs. Dr. Johnston, uirs. Kahn- He says that, as slavery lsnow out of the
the form of a fresh cow, to provide milk, weiler, mnsr. Butler, mrs. Wayt, mrs. way, there is no pretext for continuing
butter and the greatly craved buttermilk? Wooten, mrs. Jas. Carson. the war on the South. N. T. Commer
la there-no tea or sugar at the Institute, : " ' . d Advertiser..
for occasional use, to refresh a weary Stoneman's Raid. For some days IN Operation, The Fulton count v
traveler and revive his hopes of reachin Pf'" TZaIZL T'T t mlU! Atlanta, ha.
OIM. u j , , piaoi " 7, I commencea
home ? Cinnot molasses be provided by
the commissary to add "flavor to the rice
or (Jry bread ?
A good soup preparewith vegetables,
poultry, rice and bacon, would be much
more acceptable to wearied men, than
the common ration they express them-
- . ; rlironhnn nr Khnrv nr Trppns. I . . . O "D
in W ".ry - -r""- - 77 " ot its maetatigabie superintendent, Catt.
boro. It ia said that the Yankee (,en. j. Farcadi The ierafe. d id no
Stoneman has some four or five thousand in it,,hn-, . o,-
cavalry under his control, .and that he I t '
wur in Caldwell county on Thursday last, I Marriei.
and burnt Patterson's factory Thursday I In the city of Petersburg, on Thursday,
nieiit The latest news statesthac the 1 30th March, by Kev. Thos. Hume, Mr.
enemv had entered Iredell county and Joshua a. sykhs to MisS Bsttie A. Davis,
ml - A -W - 1 M
selves fatigued by. ' ' burnt Eagle iactory. it is also reported
t m m . A A a. m i-
Some may think a decent cook and th a PMl vr P , "TT "c" h . kbha1 NOTICE.
a-nUehcowetrange preseriptio,, an STZ B.'
hospital; but many, an old soldier has thentic) the djesign of the enemy is to. quested to attend the funeral services of his '
known the benefit ot each, and there are reach Greensboro Jr Uanville, or cut trie """ . irom ais T;esidenc
numerous Datients who rennirA nn fi,0, railroad running from Greensboro to Dan-
nh vaic or 'Hntitit ville. And it may be thdt a portion of
?r v i u 4he command wiU attempt to reach bahs-
We trust the people of the country bu we learn that preparations are
will continue to send of their means and beine made to defeat the enemy, what-
tMiATri J A s. s - a. ..- - 1 11 f. I a . 1 avai Twnir Vk A fiiwt Sksnfm 4
piuviurj uwncu v tutuuis uucasionaiiy ior ever ws ueaio uD wwvf u.
the sick, r
Jjet each do what he or she is able
ooth of Norfolk, Va.
this morning at 10 o'clock.
MW .ADVERTISEMENTS.
to lne Petersburg Express says that fit-
perform :those who have nothing else to j teen monitors and forty iron-clad vessels,
offer, may attend to the cooking.
Send books to the wounded and visit
them cheerfully.
If the commissary has 'any sound to
bacco, a ration now and then will, no
doubt, he aeceptabU .
and a large fleet j of smaller boats, are
now in the James rjver. Commodore
Porter is in command of the fleet.
masOmc notice.
A CALLED MEETING OF PHALANX
Lodge N,o. 31, for. work and Instruc
tion, will be held this eveninc- At 7 o'nlnolr
I The officers and members ar herebv nfi'
fied io attend.
Transient Brethren
vited to meet with, us
are respectfully in-
ap 466-dH S. L. RIDDLE, W. M.
V
An eye-glas has been well defined as a t.
toy which enables a coxcomb to see Enquire of
others, and others to set a coxcomb.
WANTED AT ONCE,
COUPONS " SIX PER CEVT
Tfcj- m i. w '
MiUios
1 HANDY.
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