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TER.,fs--5Y5ss= \ YE.7R.
For Gore nburg,

Ss43t<$$S$S> The Spanish brig San Francisco
SSess,ssS.Sf,.s de Asis, Cap. Tentiho, nov lying
~ sssS7.7's in the port of Norfolk, TO sail Fin
ballast wind and weather permitting, the first week
IN Msrch next; will take single ettero at 50 cents
sseh, and Passengers with passports TO he landed,
1t desired, in the Channel, at Bremen, Flamburg,
on IN any country in the route in smity with his Ca
tholie Mslegty Ferdinand 7th.
The San Frsncisco has excellent accommodate
ons, 10 beautiful Corvette built Brig ut about 1870
tons, eoPP.red to the bends and sails remarkably
iast For tnrther particulars apply to Armistes;l &
Kelly, Norfolk, ITO
VIM. SHEPHERD.
Az letters coming by Post, must be frankea-
the passage money viii be regulated by custom.
February 1. eptioN
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Z oSI, on the Stage Route from Alexandria 10
"a Richmond, Seat Skin TRUNK, enooui passed
ty-two leather straps with buckles; conta ming
variety of Valuable Wearing Apparel. 1t was put
INTO the stage st Alexandra the 10u, Dec Iast
vitl card OF direction 20 the owner at Iiichmord
and has not since been heard of or seen at any of
the intermediate Offices. Twenty, Dollars reward
will be given To any person who win give such in
formation as will rnsbe die to yet it again, On
application to the Printer
Feb uarv l. 6t
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ca = 8RT.thRSHIP

CO = 3KI.NLRSH
AANlEL CaHUTCHiNs6N JOHN WAT.
~ SON respectfully return thanks to tltsr friends
AND the peblie for the liberal encouragement thev
pave previously received. Having nov conrectrd
the hrm Of Hutchinson x Watson-.,y tleir
tAfruons they hope to merit continuation Of Tor.
mer encouragement
agricultural implements on the mos. improved
principles. '''P'"'tV
Mii IT. rs end Smith work Of ever, ,,e,.-;.,;,.
neg hsye likewise on Land for retail am ass,,rt.
men' OF bar iron OF superior quslty.
Jan. 81. ''"'f'y "''e'''," 70
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YALU4BLE PROPGRYY


pursuance of Deed of Trust from Edmund
4 LituePaee and Elizabeth his wife, and fSarity
Bowers to Leonard Bowers Il executed on the oS3
uay ~Jan. 1913, u be sold, ON the 5th day of F,b
deed, one vac @N'l
A4LF y4CRE LOT or GROUND
VITO the improvements thereon situated in tina; 5ert
mentioned Lot, res irn edistey between the 5ro.
perry lately in possession Of WV. M'Kenz;e L rou,
held 10y Hessrs Brown & Page, ard he lot If der.
~ Net.sT'' ana also fronts on the street leading
nom me market house in north direction
LEONARD BOWERS. TRrervs
HeU""'t a. STD
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JUSI' REChIVED.
3 AR IRON, assorted, Cut Nails do. Whiske Y in
2 barrels, Window Glass. s 10, & 10 X IL,
Mould Candles, different sizes
lind IN .Srore,
Loaf and Brown Sugsr, Cofee, Sack Salt, best
Green Copperss, SIC. &c. For sale by
GEO. ROBERTSON s. Co.
Cary Street.
december % n
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he Subscriber oIer5 for Sale very 6ne
hiich Cows, ose with Calf about fortnight
oil, tic other prsgusnt.
Apply 10 CHARLES X. MALLORY.
February I. 81
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A4LF .8CRE LOT or GR0I1rD

CIRRL4GE- HORyLS no @IIU
q PAIR of Handsome Black Csrrisge. rIor,es-
ee,,, t' Matched very wei broke and renarksbl,
sen'ie ID hrness-perttetly free II IN every nee or
oiemisir--Apry at this Office. we VI
J&HtLry 20
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4 v CH.1sNCEEY !.
4 T Chsneery District Court held in Williams.
- burg Oct Goth, 1919.
Bushrod Washington PHF

3gRRst, 49,
Henry Lee X Thomas RowaRd DeSis.
his cause, in which the Plaintiffs bill has been to.
Ken Tor confessed against The defendant Lee, and
The nis decree returned executed came Oh this ,ay
10 be heard on the bill the answer OF the defendant
ho"ahd, exhibits, report of MASTER commissioner
coleman, aud was argued by Counsel, on consider.
auon whereof, the court confirming the said reuurt
doth adjudse, order and Decree that unless the de-
Pendants do on or before the l. entieth of Apri!
next pay unto the plaintf the OF eleven thors.
ans eight hundred and fourteen dollars and seventy
eight cents with interest on Eight ttnusapd two
hundred and twelve dollars and seventy tire. cents
part thereof at the rate Of six per centum per npun
the con from the 9th day Of October 1912 till paid
ana me cost and charges attending the prosecu-
ton oil this sutI bat tue defendants their heirs *
all others csitnng under them he froTr tbeneeforih
barred and torecosed Of all equity and right TO re-
deem tract or parcel Of land lying and being in the
County W stmorelapl on the river Potomack,
commonly called and known by the name of C. abin
Point, and ct the time OF the ex cuton n. the DECD
OF mortgage, vas in the posse sion of Mrs Mary
Smith, containing obout eleven hundred acres.
winch sad rset or parcel ct land is now in the pos
session ut he defendant Reward, aad in case ofde
tsnt ct ne Payment Of the money with interest and
costs RS a'oresad al the time Aforesaid tbst RI, hard
IL. Parser tiyson Cnrrie and john Carnpbel or
any two OF them, after giving one months mott in
one OF the newspapers published in the ,sty OF
k'chmond end also at The iroit doni. Of the court
house OF Westmereland County do exDose f., t,nhi;c
sale by Auction for ready money the tract or par-
eel ct land aforesaid in the indeunre Of mort
mentioned and h'sd as exhibit 10 this cause. and
Out OF the proceeds IF sale sioresaid. psy FIRST he
expenses of sale, aUd then ray uIRo he VainGf H.
storesaid SUR OF Eleven Thousand eight hundred {.
fourteen dollars and seventy eight cents wi inte,.
est on eight thousand two hundred and tive dol
srs 'nd seventy three cents part thereof at In, rate
81 SIX per csntum per sDnp;D thereon from the 9th
DAY Of October 1879, TIL paid, aud the costs. and
fhe surplus Of the proceeds 0fthe sale af sny depo
SIT IN the Virginia Bank 20 the credit OF this
cause, aud make report OF Their proceeding, to this
on IT in order TO final decree,
Plaintiffs costs GEO ~
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DO Nv II A.yz 90 IL .dyyOFy1CLOKY Y.
sNHE subscriher having been appointed by the
Z. Proprietors Of the above Msnuiactory, their
sSen' toi the state ct Rireinis-NVh undertake to
execute orders Tor W!NdOSO Glass Of any SIZE from
by TO rs by %. Superior -iA bilisncy & strength
TO any Europeon Grown Glass; Ala0,
HOLLOW Glass H.4RE
Compr 'ng Shop Furuiture, TOR the purposes Of
Druggists, fumblers Of all Sizes Spirit Proofs Pitch
ers, Blue and Write Cruets, lamps, LAM Shades,
Lamp Glasses, &c.-rhe goods to be delivered at
NlchIsond, aud any ether Town in the State OF
Virginia at the Mandatory prices, together with
expenses OF transportation, Sc
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary Street, opposite the Eagle Tavern
1eu ~. It
& WISH TO employ immedatsly sn Industrious,
? sober yosng man, who understeHds the Distil6ne
business, such one that can come we'll recommen-
dtd-wi meet with liberal announcement by ar-
PIiypg TO the Subscriber near Gloucester Court
House.
WIN. RODGERS.
-, %. 2aw3tp
Il, BLACK L.FCE YEII. LOST
Lost CT fnisald, about three weeks sgo, Large
Square Black Lace Veil,
"a Gr oSi1l TO have been dropped on the 81 St
- between the Main Street and Mrs Canble's
q stitsbie reward vili be paid 70 any person le.v
ing 1t 1t this OfFice. 'o"'
January 90 If
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By vrtve Of the above decree 4;irl he sold r,.
dy money ou Inc 9th day Of May 1914, before the
Tavern now occupied by 'rhomas Spe e nj West
Inoreia9d Co6rt House, the tract OF land nentn,ned
10 the shove decree.
HICHtRD F. PsEKER,(
EJLYSON CURRIE. Chnrrjs
Jon 90.
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Jan. IS.
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LATE FROM DETROIT.

Il he express mail arrived last evening from
Detroit and brought letters to the Editor. of
which the following are EXTRACTS:
DETROIT J ne 26, 1914.
In few days several of oar vessels now
wing IN the river, together with some infantry
VIII set oct for Mackinaw. venture to pre-
duct, that, this place will meet with an Indian
attack IN the course OF the summer
Same date
You no boubt have been informed that on
the llth uit party of regulars were sent to
the Rapids OF ST. Clair, for the purpose of
building fort and that thev Lave been sub
scqlentB reinforced by SEQ Ohio militia, &c.
wen the fort is nearly completed in very
comm;:ndng situation. and has been named
after the gentleman who superintendent it's
formation viz, Capt GRAqIo9, of the engi-
hecrs. Col. CRoCAAH has just returned from
visit paid it.
The intended expedition to Mackinaw has
for some time past, occupied the conversation
ot the people here. Ali ! can inform Won IS
that the whole fleet is expected to gO--that
Col Croghan will command the expedition
and that in or days all will probably be in
readiness for move. The Niagara, Law
renee. and Scorpion are here the Catalonia
& Ohio have been here, and have returned to
Erie
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We ots~'',e saith mach rcerct, IN same offh~
.n9TIhe5n f'dHcTs, Itayticnhiyiy in thoac Of ".
lork' certain f'uimctic7's said 20 hQ1e G,,cceeei-
ga from e''7esfo"ae"fs at HaShington, res
freezing the tGcnerui ASPECT Of he iyfe u, fx-
moiicn from EHrChc, 7"h'ch hcz,e a Iea1icncv
70 Gecc'Ve me rHhic mi,:d. The h,,biic mai,
rest assured, that TUc ha1,c ne>'c7 1afs.cd men,
on ms hcad, nS some Qf'Shc y York Editors
hGTc instructed. Ne are convinced ma no.
thing more .farorc5le to hcace is IN ne cabin
CT u fh~ p1re'T7nSnf thar is in Ihe hosscss5
on q "z'e'y reading man IN thr nation. ne
say f5i@ mtch onty gY9th me hotc eff cherk;7ac
me Progress If zrhat Ghhears 10 US an t.,,for.
'"'0fe "ethS'on. Nat, Int.
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II imsled oy hate, bX a.ahtioa, by nal,. al,
culation, they push Ga Che war 70 re-cai.,'-.
or bow us TO unconditional Submission. c,,,,
lives upon Il they will rue this enterprise il,
shame and disgrace. We love car cci,rt,y---
and we viii protect her-They will not even
dare to leave their ships, il cur own Icthar-
81 does net invite them
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L9STN3GUT's .H.sII.
LN.TERESYLNT

IN Gn'ra,ttc Ief'c, from HG&ha2tor ra1s ,,c.,,e.
oy "asf hEaff .'Lcil dl,teI or In,n~dar, o'ckrk-
a"IoN "t1".@ hdsd Erpless .liaHt,om gen Ry,s,,.
I.if" Zen BeGie hC7iny D,obohT the ,rio;. j,y,sh
t'c, - f'e Heip''siG IN rsich Me e7,y s,.,e a. ;;,,
ieF- eo7!',e 400 k!l~ri ana 7ro,o,k d o., H.. fi-
"a" ~ ~ H'f H''7''ieG--Gcn Scoa d'stne riSief
hmse--Ilr en"nr scaaedtc hrr.4so@I nor ,:,,l,,,,
finn tfcJ,1do IF Gc:io,l
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.roJfoLt, J1ly IS.
On Monday last the enemy in our bay was
reinforced by the arrival of a ship of the line,
three fiigates. one other ship supposed a r;,-
zee, and brig. The admiral, il is supposed.
has not arrived, as the ship of the line had no
adnr.ls flag, and answered signals made
from the Dragon. All the vessels arrived
went up the bay yesterday.
we imagine that these vessels have been
semitic relieve those now in the bay, which has
been expected for some time. Ledpcr.
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Y. b. ~. SMh phacbc
Halha,uiso. .IhriL4. 49,

PaI50r0iso, .Hhrik4, 1914.
SIR have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt CT your letter of this days date, p,o-
testing against the arrangement made in the
paper you returned, and to express a regret
that my wish, which was TO alleviate < not in
crease the affection of your wounded officers
and crew has failed of.being glatifed ! ann
sorry You have thought proper TO mention
thedead and dying, as | SO fully explained to
YOU thus morning that, in the event of the loss
OF any, other names should be added to the
list shall now direct Captain William Por-
ter reconsider himself still prisoner of war
On his parole; but as j have ordered the
people % SO On board the Essex to work.
under the impression that no difficulty would
;u1sc, viii liberate in exchange for them
an equal number Of prisoners rs their na,nes.
being searnen, shall be found to follow each o.
ther on Your late ships books and give no al
so two mates or rnidshipmen, for the two mates
which are of thc English PARTY. hope this
may prove satisfactory TO your government
and self.
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day n,or9;,,g at ocio.E, as.I i,n,.ediatelv
took Possession IF tie Fo~rifrotierg. Ind
fhat $50 u the British had ia,ided On .SncSu-
tia Island. Balt Amcr
An attack was made on Elkton on Monday
evening, by the British in bargcs after e2i-
changing Il few shot with the fort below the
town, they retired.
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I am yours, &c.
(SiGnedl
JAMES HILLYAR.
Cahk d. Porter.

P0IfdrGiso, 5fh .ffyH, 1914.
S!N-The arrangement which YOU have
suggested respecting the exchange of the
Seamen Of the Sir Andrew Hammond. for an
equal humber OF the scamen Of the late tT. 6.
frgate Essex, as they stand on the list fur.
nished you, IS perfectly satisfactory. IL will
DC great satisfaction to the three officers
who accompany the Essex, to know tlat af-
ter your object Of taking them with you shall
nc effected, there viii be no difficulty in their
proceeding Immediately for the H. States. |
take the Liberty therefore to suggest that thew
might be exchanged here for Capt. WIN. Por-
Ter and his three mates. This will be An -ac-
commodation to all parties and reconcile the
Officers SO exchanged to separation from
their friends.
Ehave the honor to be, &c.
(Signcd)
d. PORTER.
Conmoiore JQ1ues GFiI'uar,
Commanding H. VI. Frgatc Phpbc.
Il list If hria1n,ey4 Hblr4,cd On turtle. 70
trocerdt o tie LgApcd Sfqfes IN tie Essc-r
Ji7tor.
David Porter, ca3tain
William ~. Odcnhc nor, acting lieutenant
.ld~ard Barnewal ac5ng M stcr
Bichd. K i:ofman, ace4g saigon, &c. &c.
lota. 15z
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Erie, Penn. J nun 9.


CAPTURE OF FoRr FR1H-On Tros,,av
last, an express arrived here from Fort Eric.
o.. e. bringing the gratifying intelligence.
that that post had surrendered to the An.e,.i-
can army under Major Gen Brown on the Sd
INST without firing gun. Our army crossed
III two divisions one above, and the other be-
low the fort About 200 prisoners were tax
en-.
Arr. on Tuesday the schr. Pilot, Captain
Johnson, III days floa Detroit. TIE passen-
gers state that the Indians are committing
dePretations at the river Rouge, and i'll the
vicinity of Detroit.
They had murdered q number OF individu-
ais. and were joining the enemy at Burlington
Heights Before the p lot sailed, Major.
Croghan, the commanding officer, had order
cd that no provisions be issued to them after
the first of JULY,
Com. Sinclair, with his squadron, was Still
at detroit, waiting for fair wind to sail I'D
the river.
Gov. Cass was daily expected.
On Tuesday about so British prisoners ar
rived within mile of town. and on Nednes-
day were marched to Four Mile Creek.
where they embarked on board tae u. States
schr Ohio, Lieutenant Concklng, and sailed
for Fort Eric. .Nort6. On,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON NE D9SLAr

an Monday the 18Th INST. q; s o'coef p. 81 m fine
y , premises VII be Sold part Of LOT No 400 con-
tanning about l-8ofan acre, adjoining Whock 4 qjd'5
arg' brick lurnbcI-liousc, and fronting on r. & -
streets y IS bounded one SIDE by tie Basin and the
Canal leading othe Locks passes Immediately tl,r1ugi
H. re" lots m Tact are To DC found 60 advartacecusy
situated for Warehouses An indisl,utshle ~. n
be- made TO the purchaser Terms made know, a. sa
LANES BROWyN,5r. y m
july i6. Y -. -"
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A ALEXANDRIA, July IS.

ALEXANDRIA, July IS.
The EMMY again in the Pdtaaem.-By a
gentleman who left the neighborhood of Ben
edict on Monday last, we learn. that the enc
my had again returned to that place with a
considerable force of ships and barges. and
that the bargcs had proceeded some distance
above inc town. Reraid.
u ne printers OF the Herald received the
following note from an officer of the u. S.
Navy.
Thomas Inc,or Tucker.
who commands the British Soop of war Cher
ub, that engaged the ESSEX iii company with
the Phoebe fr,gate is nephew to Thomas Tu-
dor tucker, Esq the treasurer of the United
States"
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Bg a letter from Sackett's Harbor o,qfed
The Sd i1sfaHt, 7ve iearr that our sqitqdrou
7oaS then mfoyt, bYf 7g1s erGecfedto sail u,
the str. CAPT. Smith tate oftbe Congress fri
gate. 70Fo is ~ hare me command 0ffhe in
ha7oF, had not arrireG at SackeffS n our Ia
test ad0'ce8 6ut 1yaa hourly erhecfed.
Dem. Press.
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P'nfs6Tg, Jgne @
I'm "Wednesday the remains OF Colonel FORSYTH were
inferred at ChampliD with the soiemrities and honors
of war. ~ '
Arrived at this post few days since Maj. Appline
oil ,h'' mile corps, who commanded tie
q. sandy creek Since the death Of Col Fo,sy.h, he
mas passed down to the lines, and viii command the
detachment Of RIFE men Stationed there.
Nhc the British may exuIt q, the fan of the ntre
pn forsyth who has long been a terror to them it NJ
toiuS US th' velest satisfaction et t.c command OF
ms si''nt corps de'olveS upon officer OF acknow-
lodged merit, and one whoias 50 recently gwen spe
encn o what american v.lor c,l accomplish when d.
reeted "ith-ki fpd Judgment
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
been appointed by the President of the L. s. assistant
u'P, general IN the Northern army, with the rank
oil major Of cavsir,. ~
Day before Yesterday Commodore Marlborough sent
o" down to the lines aud destroyed he lower mast
or me enemy new ship, which bui,dng-it was one
tuid anger than the 5aratoya's
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BdLTTMoRR, %iy 15.--Ne undcrstand
ny he @ft &c passengers mat Com, Rodgers,
7Yih an aiacrity DESERVING me catsc in zg5jc5
he hG8 engaged, fook 250ofbis men and cruz
sed over 10 ELkfoH, spfteb he Ieeched vesfcy-
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MONTREAL. TINE o..

About $50 able boiled seuncn arrived in the steam
boat, on Sunday evening from Quciec for The. axe
service They formed part Of the crew OF u. NJ <
Penelope By the same CONVEYANCE c,,r1, also I.,cl
ncEts Of recruits, for different Regiments
On Friday last arrived here from the cncuv's l;rcs
several parties OF Our brave fellows who had cen made
PflSoeS ou Inc frontiers Of Ca ;aiso the crews "
'gc i'Oo"ts winch had been captured in August, 1872
on trir route IN hngston the conduct Of the enemy
20 tiis Est description persons hy OBTAINING them 50
long ~ captivity, shsgracoiul in the exirmc-,, What
can hc expected from pcop" whose feelings and snti-
mens are 80 prtcuari; tirfruwu2
we are happy to hear thai considerable number Of
our eounirymcn are also arrived in Upp, Canmla the
nty wlueil baSMtcnded the conpL ton uf this xcIanr
on the part oil Che enemy, fully eAifs that abonlfyic
low, cunning and cl;chane which have invariably
.i",'-e! y.c s"'.Sst o. t''e 't",r'can government
~ thcr relation with others, and which
ol their individual character To be consistent ,y;,I
themselves, W. are informed that our officer. are. ov
o" parole Whist they receive their own from Us per.
Iectiy released. -
J'roobs from F0pce.-An cxurcss arrived vos,ord,r
itOm Quebec, announcing the arrival IN the 81 Ia,,
renee ct tie lsc from bordeaux and fat some Of tie
transports hadrcachcl Qpebcc This t,4llv rcsn.c,a
bic addition 10 c British force in this country denotes
something OF more than a GLf;usj7e nat,,rrtL,. IL
nes oi the Peninsula tbo have 50 nobly distinguished
themselves ia the proud dcy, rance Of F,trope will
we hope, som gacr laurvl Of Ancricap growtir-and
although moi undcr tire direction Of Tie a,rcot ma. liz,
8" Often conducted thcmto rctOry, yet We trist TINT
u'rgc'1us Of Wellington Will ACCOMPANY be,n 81 tba,
utr prUn'ptueSl dcrSor and energy which et,ro,tr;
ca thciT llustflus leader in tie Old world , dist;r
eii.h u'tlr ac'ycne'ts ~ te theatre nov o2cned tn
thcr cxplotsin The new
TIE liFs, division NJ the oodhrcgt arrived here Til.
morning, Tire remainder are eXpectod this evening
INK
Us the papers from the states Il aprcare tlt tl 4
ruercsn public ere mt altng ,'r ins,n5blc of fhe;,
tuA'pi-a'arni appcars 90 cNcnd along the scaboar,
rom 'a'q' % the NissF5pp'--and dough nothing ba'
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FRANEFOR9, Jtnc IS.
INDIAN TREATY.

We learn that the governor Of this state IS
appointed a Commissioner TO treat with the
n. Western Indians ; and to be associated in
g ", mission ~t'l gen. Harrison and gov, Cass
The treaty will be held at Grecnvilic in the
state of Ohio.-T'he Governor will probably
leave this place for Greenville in few DAYS.
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from the Bo9ton Palladium or T,y,l1,,. T,,,,e
IMPORT 4 vi NisN-c W.

We have received Qucbcc Papers 20 tho 9olh ult
ana Montreal papers to the ID i,ist Among other
In'oinau9', they announce the a1in of rat ithc
toms army.
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NE,N-YORK. LrNr IL.
W y VIlE, .IUNE 1T.
hr TIN STEAMBOAT can or SrPTuNH.
From tie .Nbcng .ig'is ofEiI,!ig.
IMPORT NJ

nr TuE srE,Hf-noAr can OF NEPTUNE
f'oa tie .hbe',y .i'gys If LTI,!iy
IaiPORTANT
We were politely favored late l,s, evening nh Tho
following extract Of letter from AN officer in the army.
GATED - ''
"NEAn !'oRr FpiF, July l.
" we h97'" crossed the srcights Yesterday and Lc
GARRISON o. i3rie surrendered at g. The prison.
ers arr on ti'. march to Greenbush We mr., uroc,.
dnS Tor Lake Ontario -
From he .q,6e,y Reaie.,- Erlro. of s,t,,a,y ,s,,
ning, Jt',g mn; l8ii
FORT ERIE TAKEN
Ern'oct 2fa letter fiona Cent? er,. Of resbecto,i7ty
tothe Edf,gr, d0ts1
"BufrA ~, Inly 5, 1915.
" Deer SRI hasten to inform ,o,- ,l,t have ,h;
moment S o'clock received the, C,n,ati,
OF the surrender Of Fort Erie by rar,i.,i,aton ,oa
Gen. Brown vi
" ne movement appears 10 have been conloo,td
WIN considerable discretion, no idea q: il was a
Yesterday moGung. Last night howe the cxpcliio,
e'"'et over INTO canada, and the necessary appurte-
'tm'cs followed IN tie c;riy part o. today A cop,h
hcaton having taken place, surrender was liz. conse
clock. 800 'o ''' ON U
''I believe the captured force is inco,s;de,ale
maps about one lH:;.Tc.! si;; fty. II has, however
relieved the General from uncertainty; placed His
place IN comparative safety and coninienced the. cam
puSn IN tins qaartcr under auspices OF success
iorcc INTO the fort"
Erfract cfa letter from C.nonGi,-poa, ditea Jl,g S.
1914
ut is reported that the british have heen reinforced
at Fort george by 700 men. Our army at Bufiaoe
crossed into Canada Oh The 2d July
ErtT0ct Of ic't- from Ba'arTa, 10 fba Fators NJ
me ,lhrconhie .1dre'1i9sr, dio,ed J,lg Isl
he British lnr,is have crossed at Icw;s,o,rn
oun our barracks and several houses at little rlacr
-. ii'" Scrabble, AID are sad TO be advancing.
doubt the latter part of this intelligence"