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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-29
Brilliant Charge Of the Body Guard
1000 Rebels Routed!
Especial to Mo. Republican,
Head Quarters Western Dept,
lorts Station, Oct %.

The following dispatch has been recelv
ed, announcing most brilliant victory at
Springfield, by Gen fremonts body guard,
numbering $50 men:
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New y ork, Oct. %.


The first telegraph message from the
Pacific to the Atlantic was sent by Chief
Justice Field, of Cal, to the President,
as follows -
Sacramento, Oct. "A, 7-4o, p. m, J
To Abraham Lincoln,
President of the u. s Washington.
In the temporary absence of the Gov
ernor of the State, am requested to send
you the first message which will be trans
mittcd over the wires OF the telegraph lind
which connects the Pacific with the At
lantie States. The people Of California
desire to congratulate you upon the COM
pletion of the great work; they believe
that it will be the means Of strengthening
the attachment which binds both the East
and West to the Union, and they desire
III this, the first message across the CONT
nent, to express their loyalty to that
Union and their determination to stand by
the Government in this its day of trial
They regard that Government with affec-
ton and will adhere to it under all for
tunes. lSigned,
STEPHEN r EIFI n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-29

Chief Justice of California.

The message was received at Washing
ton, by the President, at | ] 80 "a. III. 18th.
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The following dispatch was received
this evening:
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Council Meeting.

Unusual interest was manifested in the
meeting of the city fathers last night. Said
meeting being especially appointed for the
election Of city officers for the ensuing year.
cold Abe" was never bessieged with more
rigor than were the couucilmen on this
occasion. The room was crowded with ap-
plicants all eager to serve their country for
a consideration, aud manifesting an unswa-
vering faith in the stability and financial
prosperity Of the city, however it may be
with the Union.
There was full board present-Messrs
Chandler Hunnel, Fergus, Smith, Miller,
Hedderich, KIusman, Haney, aud Mentzer.
After the reading of the minutes. the
Council proceeded to the work in hand
The first question that came up was that
of fixing the salaries of certain officers. A
lengthy debate arose on the wharf matter,
which was finally postponed for the pres
ent. The salary of City Attorney was fixed
at $500. Lamplighter $3.50.
The Councilmen proceeded to the election
of City Attorney Conrad Baker was elect
ed on the third ballot by vote of to 4.
The salary for Market and Weigh-master
was fixed at $500. For this Office there were
just II applicants. Fitzwilliams was elect
ed on the 4th ballot by vote of to 4.
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For Market Master of lower Market there
were four applicants. John B;schman was
elected by vote of 6 to ;. Kierkof was
elected Weigh Master on the lst ballot by a
vote of to 3.
Compensation of night police was fixed
at ST so per night.
William Maitland was elected night
policeman on the 4th ballot by vote of
to 3. Mason was elected night policeman
after four or five ballotings.
The salary of Wharfnasters was fixed at
the rate now paid-S2 per day.
The Mayor presented a couple of papers
for the consideration of the Council One
was q transfer Of Ehrman's contract for paw
ing Main street, which was referred to
Messrs. Fergus, Haney and Mentzer and
the other a statement of the wharfage ac-
count up to April lst, which was ordered to
be filed.
The council resumed balloting for wharf
masters, which resulted in the election of
Messrs. Lamb aud Gerbart.
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New YoRK, April le.-Flour transac-
tons to-day have been to fair extent, and
market generally unchanged; sales 1900
bbls at 5 1905 20 for super western; 5 80
as so for common to medium extra west
ern; 60@5 IS for shipping brands extra
round hoop; market closing firm with no
sellers at inside quotations. Whisky in
fair request, without moderate change; sales
at 180l8f. Wheat shade firmer wi b a
moderate export demand Chicago sIeing
rs; winter red western BIOL 80; white
Michigan I 5O(91 So; white Kentucky 63
al 65. Rye quiet and firm at 6S@69.-
Barley duh, heavy and decidedly lower.
Barley Malt dull at 80. Corn firm and with
a fair demand for export and home con-
sumption sc for old mixed western; new
white 63(164 Oats a little frmer, with
moderate demand sales at 33@35. Pork
quiet, owing to firmness of holders at II so
for mess; II 1903 90 for prime. Beef in
good demand, and market steady. Cut
meats quiet aud prices unchanged. Bacon
moderately active. Lard in active demand
and at higher prices; market closing firmly
at 94@1G8. Butter and cheese unchanged.
Stocks active but rather lower.
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RTrHVOND COVVENTTON

RICHMOND, April 9th.-The Convention
during the recess, received private advices
that steamer had been seen off Charleston
harboF, and that Sumter would be reinforce
ed at all hazards, created quite a sensation
On re-assembling, the 18th resolution was
adopted The 18th then came up. Various
amendments were proposed. No action &C.
Cured. The Convention adjourned.
RICHMOND, April 10, midnight.-The
convention adopted the following resolu-
tion
Resolved, Virginia win await reasonable
time, for answer to her propositions but it
is an indispensable condition that pacific
policy shall be adopted towards seeding
States and not attempt to subject them to
Federal authority, nor reinforce the forts or
recapture forts, arsenals, or other property,
or exact the payment of duties, and that all
forts in the seeded States ought to be evac-
uated.
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CtncInnntt market-

CNCINNATI, April lO-Flour dull at 4 IS
"a Al for superfne; 1904 so for extra
Wheat unchanged red 96@l 90; white
O5@1 Is. Corn steady at SO. Oats dull
at Is. Rye and barley unchanged. Whisky
sold at 1904, aud closing rather steady.
No change in provisions. Mess pork Il 90.
Bacon !, 93@I03. Bulk meat at 6, 81 and
9s Lard 81 demand moderate. Better
demand for sugar; 200 hhds sold at eta
II Good demand for coffee; 400 bags sold
at 1340l4. Molesses quiet at 32M33.-
Exchange firm at premium for New York
checks; the demand good. Money market
unchanged
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FROM TIE SEATDF WARi


CHARLESTON, April 9, P. .M.-Prodigious
preparations are making Wigfall is serv-
ing as common soldier. No war vessels
are outside so far as known.
CHARLESTON, April 9.-Lieutenaut Tai
bott was detained at Florence and lost IL
hours. Permission was refused for a pro-
vision ship to enter the port. Marshal law
was expected to be proclaimed.
The Commissioners at Washington have
tolegraphed to Gov. Pickens that war is
inevitable.
CHARLESTON, April 10, midnight.-The
convention adjourned, subject to the call of
the President
The Convention passed resolutions ap-
proving Twiggs's behavior.
One thousand troops were sent to the
Notifications to-day,
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
CHARLESTON, April IA floating bat
terry has been towed into position between
Sullivans Island and Fort Sumter. The
feet is not yet in sight but is expected off
Storrs tonight.
CHARLESTON, April l0-A battle is hour
ly expected. Fort Sumter will be attacked
without waiting for the abolition fleet.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IA Gard 10 the Puhlic.

The amount Of bodily ard mental misery arising
from neglect Of small complaints is incalculs Die.
and it is therefore Of the utmost importance that
strict attention to the least and traing bodily
ailments should be had for disease of the body IN
variaLly affects the mind. DIR. MOFFATT's VEG
ETABLE LIEE MEDICINES, in every instance
where they have been thoroughly used have RI
UMPHEn OVER DISEASE in almost all its di-
versiied forms. The salutary effects Of tho rifo
Medicines have, in fact, boon so univorsaI, ex1c-
rienced, that they have become faly estabiishe az
the most easy, safe aud perfect mode Of treatme..
ever offered to tho public.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS,

AFhIL
car load chickens, II. Edwards; 20 SKIS -four,
Geo. Muentzer; Il bxs boots and sh oes, Robert
Ba-ues: Dbl 5. peas, Louis kessler crate rags,
Preston Bros I6 SKIS -four Chris. Thieman Dbl
ndse ScantIln & Co; bx mdse, w E. French a
o.; bxs dry goods, Mackey, Hennng Co.; %
hxs shoes =. = laquess i Co.; . bxs shoes, bx
dry goods Read Burrow bxs liquors, so bbls
whisky, 50 bbls -four, Crane Brown; bxs dry
goods, 5 bxs shoes rolls carpet, bxs paper
hangings, John 5. Hopkins; l6 bbls eggs, Dbl
sugar, a Lemcke Z Co.; 3 bxs goods, bales mus
IiEs, J. H. Maghee Co; bxs boots and shoes, J.
II. w W. Morgan c. trees, Chas. Viele 8 bbls
beef SKIS rags, SKIS feathers, Bement & Viele; B
bxs dry goods, bx mdse Shanklin Reilly.
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SPECIAL 10 THE HERALD.
FROM HENDERSON,

HENDERSON, April l0th.-The negro Jim
Brown, who murdered DIR. Norwood near
this city on the 1st inst, was discovered
this morning on Nj. John Hancock's plan
tatiOn, concealed in the granary. He was
discovered by Mr.. John Quin and Mr.. Mar
shall. He Immediately drew a pistol and
snapped it at them, but it did not go off.
Being armed with large knife, he refused
to surrender. On refusing the third time,
they shot him dead.
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pIsCREDITED ILLINOIS.

pISCREDITED ILLINOIS.
q PSF cent. discosuf- Reeds Bank
American Exchange b x Prairie STATE Bank.
Bank Ct Raleigh. Bank OF Albion
Bank Of Aurora. Bank of Benton.
Blk OF the CnmmonW' eth. Bank Of Carmi.
Corn Exchange Bank Bank of Fed raj Union
Grryvilie Bank. q nix Of Republic.
National Ba K ICanil Rank
Railroad Bank. Commercial Pank
Southern Bank of Hi continental Bank
uots, at GRANVILLE Corn Planters Bank.
State Bank, at shawnee Farmers Bank of HIS
town So Farmers Blk, at Canton.
Illinois State Bank.
20 per cat discount. B'k Of Pamet
Bank Of Quincy. % NJ ssssippi River Bank
Bank of Southern III, At New Market Bank
Bolton Shaw mes. Bank
Bank of Belvidere. = Union Bank
Bank of Chester Bk of Metropolis.
Rank Of Pike County. Bl of Humboldt.
Bank Of Elgin Bank of Hampton.
CIflzens' Bank. Rank Of Narragansett.
Edgar County Bank Warren Comfy Bank.
Frontier Bank Bank Of DuHgias.
Farmers & Traders Blk. Bank OF Ashland
Grand Prairie Bank % Garden State Bank.
Morgan County Bank. Is Plowm ans Bank.
Aerchants and Drovers' Bank of Layfayettee-
Bank % Bank Of Alazana.
AgTicul ural Bank.
EXCHANGE.
Excha- &c New York buying at........ &c prem
Selling at..-....... prem.
COIN.
American Gold buy ing &c prem.
Selling lie prom.
DIsCREDITED WISCONSIN.
Arctic Bank, p Bank Of Eau Clare25
KHshkonong Bank ,......25.
All broken-hank money bought at the best rates
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IN MANY Thousands

Of c5sttfst irstaRces tFey have sUea r.suI spfs5s
rom the rergs Of tHtiasig Craze, q lef az i-
deceptive a0strams OF ne dag hue Invariably fg-eI
So great, i0defli has ttaIr efficacy invnriaby and
in'aHltiy proved, that f. has apprare scarcely IS
than Uiraeuous 20 those who were ac 1Ga ed ui.h
the beautifully philosophical principles up e whiciR
they are comp u1ded, Aud upon wh,ch ih-
quentiy net. II VIDE 10 their nanif .n.-
action 10 purifying the spr4hfa cnaan D. ot lie,
and g.. Rag them VIII s5le--l fs.4. cHd $50. q,
TINT Tiny as,lre fnrelLl-d f.r n. LIZ l.r1.
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PHILADELPHIA, April, 10, M.-Flour quiet.
Wheat dull; sales 1000 bush. red at l "a,
white l 40@l 45. Corn firm; sales 1000
bush. new yellow at e0(062 Coffee; Rio
II1@I44. Whisky l74Ml9.
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SPECIAL TO THE COMMERCIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1O.-Dispatches
from Washington state that the sloop-of
war jamestown, and the frigate st. Law
renee, now at the Navy Yard here, are to be
fitted out for sea.
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FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRIsBURG, April 8, P. M.-The Repub-
lican caucus ID in session tonight. There
is a warm debate on a resolution forming
the constitutional amendment.
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SUMTER TO BE REINFORCED.

New York, April l0.-An editorial in
the Tribune states, positively, that the prin-
Clip object of the expedition which sailed
hence within the last four days is Fort
Sumter. About 1000 men will arrive of
Charleston tonight or tomorrow, under
| command of Lieut.. Col. Harvey Brown, of
the I'd artillery. A small steamer will be
sent in with supplies, and if repealed, the
Tribune says the rebels will be taught.
without unnecessary delay, that there is
still a power in the United States and that
this power cannot nor will be insulted with
impunity.
The Washington correspondent of the
Times is entirely satisfied that the Baltic
has gone to Sumter where she will land sup
plies in small boats.
Lieut.. A. S. Baldwin is ordered to COM
mand the steamer Wyandotte in place of
Bergman, deceased, and goes out in the
Water Witch to Pensacola.
The Tribune's correspondent says: Dis
patches have been received from Lieutenant
Slemmer, at Fort Pickens, explaining that
the reason why the troops were not landed
from the Brooklyn was that he had alread Y
sufficient to hold the fort against any army
the rebels could bring against him. He has
four months provisions. He adds, that the
troops can be landed at any time, if needed
Mr.. Barrett, Of the Cincinnati Gazette,
was appointed Commissioner of Pensions to-
day.
Gen. Sumner has gone to supercede Gen.
johnson, as commander of the Pacific Divis-
ion of the army.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
says that orders left to-day to have the Wa
bash, Vincennes, and Savannah, at New
York, and Jamestown at Philadelphia, de-
tailed for immediate service.
The South Carolina mails will be stopped
on the first sign of hostility to the fleet of
relief
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
New ORLEANS, April 9.-The Cabinet at
Montgomery has called on each of the Con-
federate States for 5000 troops, except
Florida, which is 1900.
The Commissioners at Washington have
announced their discrimination to return i'm
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CH4RTER ELECTTON

TRENTON, n. J., April 9th.-Winiam r.
Mexican, Rep, was elected Mayor to-day.
On the city aud ward tickets the Democrats
were generally successful.
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Wofaft'a Life PillEIII

Are COMPOSED Of Vegetable T. gIelisats nycIuefvaIv
as can D." asceI tainted 2,y ,-4rmIc4I tsst4 VI.#i
prominent qualities ars those Of au rctfvs and
searching, though peri,ety mild gud ugreeall e de-
teigeut orient Of "a gentle snporiHr p Uu.o-iuE
the insensible Precipitation oi plaa SAINT diurstic
invigOratng tho Kidneys ard Bladder; and Of 4
delightful tonic cardiac. exciting appetite 10y the
demands d active digu5tou, ami cheering the mind
with that grateful sense of renovated health which
OF the nnal LaILnl- aa l-.lLua .l1r I'M
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TOLEDO, Epffrro m.-The New York
Central Propeller Equinox arrived this
morning from Buffalo, being the FIRST boat
this season from that port.
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RIVER ITEMS.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
Dunbar, PaduCah jesse X. Bell, n o.;
j. Ii. Baldwin, Lou; Aitamont, Wheeling:
Hastings, Pittsburg.
DEPARTED.
Dnnbar, Paducah Jesse X Bell, Cincinnati
j. II. Baldwin, NASHVILLE; AItamont, st. louis
Hastings, Memphis.
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New York rlnrkef.

NoRFoLK, April 1O.-The Pawnee sailed
yesterday south with sealed orders.
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ScrofuIa,

The most horrible cases Or scr5fuls, in which
Face, Bones, and Limbs Of he vittlm had been
preyed opOn By tho insatisb'e disease, are proved
by The undsuluble authority Of The sufa ers fuom-
Ives, have been completely cured by fhess
purely Vegetable medicines, after AL others had been
found more Liam useless.
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The Phnnfx Bitterg ~

SO dCnouyiBRted from their nstonlshiu power Of
creating new life and health, IS itwere frt "a the
very ashes or tho most dilapidated constitution
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vigoratng ~ "a pills containing the galLa choice
vegetable extracts rs the latter, ia different mod
ifcation. Although really less c4fhartic than tho
LIFE Pills. they nevertheless begin r., cennse tbs
alimentary canal much sooner; generally slightly
operating within three or four hours aud pradue-
ing adecidod sense Of relief The head ana stout-
ach, aud eXh"fating the mini even in less tlmo
than this
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NEW YORK, April 10th, M.-Stocks irreg-
ular; generally steady, with moderate bus
mess Money and exchange unchanged.
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Ed. sbeboygan Nieusbodo.

TIE Great Female .HsdfcSns.-T The
functional irregularities peculiar to the weaker Sex
invariably corrected without pain or inconveni
ence, by the use of Judsons Mountain Herb Pills.
They the safest and surest medicine for all tho
diseases incidental to females of all ages aud more
especially SO in this climate.
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should always
have these Pills No one who ever them once
will allow herself to be without them They re-
move all distractions, purify the blood and give to
the skin that beautiful clear and healthfal look so
greatly admired in beautiful and healthy woman.
At certain periods these Pills indispensable
companion. From to four should be taken
each day, until relief is OBJ aimed few doses &C.
casionaly, will keep the system healthy, end
the blood pure, that diseases cannot enter the
body.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all
medicine dealers. ap2-lmd6w
s5ssr ESYs!-gsaFs- ksvsy!-gaEs Eye!!.-
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itatons, aud hould be avoided, if you wish to es-
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GRAY, RED, OK RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
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FIFTEEN nALS AND DIPLOMAS have
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Hair 81 his Patrons his famous Dye
W. A. RATCHET RS HAIR DYE produces
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this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns OF the United States,
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A.. The Genuine has the and address upon
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NNoFFAT5

Life Pills & Phoenix Bitters
Cure Dyspsp ia, by thoroughly cleansing th- first
and second Stomaohs, and creating dDw of puro,
healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrid Kind
Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn, Head .
ache, Residences, m Temper, Anxiety, LanEuor,
aud Melancholy, which the general symptoms
of Dyspepsia, will vanish, a natural conaequrneo
of its cure.
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The Life Medicines

For bilious and liver complaints, with their many
well-known attendants bilious and SICK headache
pain and oppression after meals qdiiles5 deafness
hedrtburn, toss 81 oppea, are aclsu0w edRod 20 DO
vastly superior to thing ever before offered 10
ba IL
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SPECIAL 10 THE HFRALD.

New YORK, April lO.-There is a report
that jeff Davis has telegraphed to Charles
ton, not to fire on any vessel entering the
harbor for the purpose of supplying Fort
Sumter with provisions
The brig Perry will be ready for sea in a
few days. The work on the Wabash and
Savannah goes on briskly.
1t is rumored that the steamer Wander
bilt has been sold to the Southern Confed-
eracy.
SPECIAL TO THE COMMERCIAL.
WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Tbe President
has ordered two of the most efficient volun-
teer companies into service. Guards are to
be detailed from them to protect the public
buildings. Another battalion of light ar
tiliery arrived to-day to take the place of
those Withdrawn. Those best informed in
the policy, give no credence to the reports
that there will be fight in Charleston har-
Dor. They declare that Sumter will be
evacuated.
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THESE MTDTCTMEs

Husp0sr been before Ne pA5 ne far paoa of 90 e as
as.d 'iri1g hat tine hare afafRed high chan
q, aia5si everR part AZ he Glo5s FOR me ertvaoTd1c
5siraEire p~1perttes lghieh tier posses. r
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MercuriaI Diseases.

Persons W ose con -titatiuns have become inn
paired tho uiadicous Of Mercury, viii find
these medicines perfect as T. ev rsvor to- 20
eradicate from tha system all the effects Of mercu-
ry, infinite 3 sooner than the most powerful ire
variations II Savannah la
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Bank, No. First street
BANKABLE FUNDS.
State Bank of Ind ANA, New York City Banks,
Indiana Free Banks lin Ohio Free Banks liz
good credit), good credit),
State Bank of Ohio, New York State Banks,
Kentucky Banks New England Banks,
Philadelphia City R'ks, Baltimore City Banks.
UNCURRENT
Illinois - ...........5 die
l.---. ....-.
y q Banks, Tenn 50 &c. -----...s-'
Tennessee Banks unsecured .2CB25 s.
Iowa Il nks------...-.---.
virginia.. -
Peunsy wanna 7tsf -
Lon sian ----- y IA
North and South Ca~oiina---- -
Alabama and GeOr ga......--...----. s.
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FROM NORTH CIROLLN.4.
WILMIEeToN, April 9th.-Charleston ad
ices produce intense excitement