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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I 80 NOTICE OF 40K10INH1KEx. g Y
/ Name q NorteseoF, Alfred Loftils-ss !sSfE.S5
Name Of Mortgage, Hemsa Wood1 ork& a.s41
Name of Assignese, 0EsvsA TsVA 1 Co.
-. ), n.,ts.s,.,,, ..'.at1hid..y I af5
! when and wh,r. recorded, August 16shyA.
d.. 1867, ct one o'clock 2. H., In Book etA@sAk
Mortgages, ON pages Is, ~66 a 81, II the 49,,
Of the Kegister Of Deed Of etearps. Cepuay,A
tho then Territory now 6tats Of hinnseota.s
which Mort age vas duly assigned e i. !! g.
Grs ves, J. J. Town and MorrisC. Town, paSe
hers Is Graves, Town & Company, xhish ~
sirnnent WAS duly reeordedln the Office ofthe
Register Of Deeds: of said County 81, steerss..
in Book "A" Of Assfgnme nts, on pages - ~
The amount claimed to be duo On said mort
gags 1T the date hereof and IS due thereon, y
the sum Of Three Hundred md ton aud eS-ioo
Dollars. 1.@.% - trz:s silt .3:4sa:sa D3Eli
Description Of tho lands and premises -,
cribed in said Mortgage--t':All the following
described piece or parcel OF land lying and b.
ing in the County Of Stearns end State Of AtDs
nesota. and known as follows, viz: The NORTH
half Of the South East quarter and tho 26out1Y
half Of the North East quarter OF section NJ
Thirty-two in Township No. one hundred aA4
twenty three North Of Range No. twenty sev::f
en- west OF MIN N1eT., DcInS one OuuuIeU S0O
sixty acres according to the o. s. Govern nao
Survey. \ ~, -. -.
And whereas default has been made II to
conditions of said Mortgage, by tho Nortgsgess
failing to pay the principal sum Of 5000 s1l
interest on the same ct the rate Of three Pr
cent per month, due the 9th day Of July
1858, and no part Of said principal sum and
interest having been paid, and no suit 1t lsv
having been instituted for the recovery Of t1s
same r. =, f.<.@t,e :. III; r@.. III
T. Now therefore notice is hereby given thatiD
pursuance of power of sale contained IN said
Mortgage, and Of the statute in such case nede
and provided, tho above described lands an1
premises will be sold at public auction, by tho.
Sheriff of Stearns County Aforesaid, to the
highest bidder for cash, at the trent door es
tho Post Office in St. Cloud, In stearns CO.
aforesaid, on the eighteenth dry Of June, 4: D.
1861, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to tatistH
and pay the said sum claimed, interest," ~
costs. ..,,. yi:.;:r:r l. -, l.uly g.
Dated April llth, 1861. -, ..,.,....~.r .-r.
GxAvEs, Towx 1 Co. i.
Assignses Of AortgaEse
ASHLEY c. Morrill,, = ,-:1!->~
Atty. Of Assignees. -: s~ny7-6vt
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-05
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
M0FFAT'SzElFE PILLS
PHE1NIx BITTERS
Free from all Mineral Poisons.

Thegreat popularity which MOFFAT'SL LIFE
PILLS and PHOENIX BlTTERS have attained
in consequence of the extraordinary cures ef-
fected by their use, renders it unnecessary for
the proprietor to enter into particular analy-
sis Of their medieei virtues o. PROPERTIES
Having been more than twenty yekrs before
the public, and having the united testimony
Of more than Three Mlllons Of persons who
have been restored to the enjoyment Of perfect
health by them, it is believed that their repu-
tation % the best vegetable medicine now be-
fore the public, admits Of no dispute. In a..
most every city and village in the United
States, there are many who are ready to testify
to their efficacy in removing disease, and CIV
ingto 'the whole system renewed vigor and
health.
In cases Of Serctula, Ulcers, Seurvy, or Ersp.
tions Of tho skin, the operation Of the LIFE
MEDICINES is truly astonishing, often remov-
ing, in few days, every yesti9e of these losth-
some diseases, BY their purifying effects on tho
blood: .Biisou. Fsvs,., Fs0tr and zgut, Dyspeep-
ia, Dropsy, P:les and short, most Ill diseeses,
soon yield to, their, curative. properties. No
family should be without them, ~ BY their
timely use much suffering and expense may to
ssved. PvPared by
' %'r WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, ND.
Ne,o Kork.
A.. And for sale by oil -Drasei.ts~ -2nss-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-05
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH - ALL
TRANSFERS FREE.

Fare alieoys as Lou as any other Route
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-09-05
ADHERE lsEAEN7s.


THE PENNSYLVANIA E&a
s. rs
CEMTRAERAlL ROAD I
u First Class Road in I'll respects, o r.
WITH 2s5 NILES DOUBLE TRACK:
THREE LAlLY TRAINS,
(W;A Cosnections from all Points West,) t
FROM PITTSBURG TO philadelphia
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast
Limo, Might Express. 4. IF
Onss TT an Dali fro d. III.
PlTTSB URIC TO NEW YORK,
(430 Miles)
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Via Allentown: and Easton,
With Direct Connections from Western Cities,
Arriving Hours
!" IN ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES,
In time for Boston -.
By RAIL OR BOAT LINES.
Express Train runs Daily-0thers
Sundays Excepted.
NINE Daily Trains from Philadelphia to New
York Tickets good on any Line or
Train. New York or Boston Tickets
via Pittsburg good
VIA PHILADELPHIA OR ALLENTOWN.
BOAT TICKETS TO BOSTON GOOD
via any Of the Boat Lines.
T,co Daily Connections from, Harri.-
burg to Baltimore and Washington.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH - ALL
TRANSFERS FREE.
Fare al,coys as Lou as any other Route.
guy Titktts ria 2ittsbnrg.
TICKETS FOR SALE 1T. ALL MAIN OFFICES.
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Treatment of Prisoners OF War.

HIS good 10 receive instruction from our
monies ana 10 foitow their example when
- man.iestly for our benefit. Recent
'rpor's from Missouri state thai some iifty of
'1F soldiers, captured by the enemy ia some
.arnlsh, have been put to work TO construct
'.tlE'aiions. Our authorities ought forth
Win 70 follow this example. AS mere retail
."0"' mere would be ample Justification for
-'e measure. But there would also be q
''ed' oaiance of advantage TO us, inasmuch
- "e no" have &c prisoners fully1lve OF their
'V'uieIs Tor every one OF ours which they
'O'u and lie superiority of numbers of pa
'o'7o prisoners IS not less in our favor 1t
III" DC : great saving of II oney 10 convert
'''. VI more idle aud expensive prisoners 70
'9'uAble laborers, either in our coal mines,
Inherent mechanical emplo ynents in
''i Inherent States prisons.
mother reform would serve TO save much
'NpsNse' and which also wouid be in imita-
wa u the designed practice of the enemy, if
-, HAd been as successful in making cap
' al sui Run and Manassas, RS the re-
~ were opposite. This is 10 use haad-cnfs
-"'halhs for the safe transportation of pris.
.-e'h instead Of soldiers as guards Sufficiently
''us 10 prevent the escape ot.msn sub
- 70 no other mode Of conetrNnt and
v"ANeineAt. In the transportation of the
prisoners, they are conveyed in first
passenger cars, and az much at their
Is any voluntary and full paying pas
gers And TO prevent their otherwise
F''!e'i facility tor escape, they are attended
hu@raed by about half as many OF our
''is'S' Is the number of prisoners This
>Oi'Vs great cost OF passage money, and
''0 'o'S OF military service of tue numerou.
s@a'os II the prisoners were hand euffed,
50 connected in couples, and IA many
i',s as filed a car were connected by a
.r a't 'hAin, or linked rod of iron. two armed
n "oa!d serve to secure 80 prisoners.
49, l9io'hips 10 them wo uid be ineons idera.
.r W t1'e snort time required Tor a journey,
al not To be deemed unreasonably op-
t1s''e Tor nercenaries or mates, w no have
-''o our soil without just cause or provo
and have carried on the aggressive
as~pidiers, but as plu nderers. house
%anton destroyers Of immovable
80 w. negro stealing, and, in some cases,
''hefs and murderers.
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Rifbmon0 pispatrh.
MORNING. =. NOV. 9, iss.
Relaxation Of Gen. Scstt.

we publish this morning full eonfirms.
.,,r o: the report of Gen. SCOTS retirement
s.,-, active service. with the superannuated
...,.cris letter and address on the occasion,
IA President I.incoln's reply. The reasou
orered for this step is increasing inflrmity,
"A thoroughly diseased carcsse, which,
-, ii as last throes. emits an odor of hatred
IA yituperation agalpst Its native South.
e., he does not give up his hold upon the
,n.e-si Treasury. and doubtless the whole
.,.n was pre-. arranged. His pay goes on, as
condition o. getting him ont o: the way.
..9 we infer, the FEEDER al Administration
,,.ae glad enough 10 be rid Of him on these
..-,,s II ts said that Scott will pass the
,..sf remainder of his existence In Europs
.-,.,h we deem prudent course on his part.
-. he Will thus place himself beyond the
oh u hose towards whom he has. In his
s.,Dp,ng days, shown such base ingrati-
,ese.
f,,a Mcclellan takes Gen. Scott's position.
.oa has not. therefore, resi- gned, as rumore,i
t.-. day or two past.
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probable they are honestly ignorant on that
POM; but they pick mp great many tnei
ucHS ana anecdotes from the rebel scouts,
which are not only instructive but very int
esunS 70 those who are personally acquainted
Win me Rebel lesdeTs. For Instance, Hum
pnIsy Mersoail escaped into tbs rebel camp
dressed In MS own home made ~ieans and
driving q couple CT cows before him Buck
ner raved and cursed like maniac on learn
Ing that MS silly coadjntors at Elizabethtow1
were burning tue bridges and destroying the
track on the III memorable night OF Sept IL II.
had no idea OF stopping short Of Louisville
De had men enough to crush Rousseau and his
handful Of raw recruits and when he heard
that the bloekheads on whom he relied for
stealing the trains to transport his men were
actually defeating his dariiug scheme, his
rage il described rs fearful to behold
The Uniopisfa OF the profeseed Loyalists in
these parts is certainly a very curious sort OF
affair. At the first glance the whole count try
seems to be enthusiastic in its devotion to the
Union. One reason for this seeming unanim-
ity is the fact that all who were Secessionisis
in the late political campaign, have fed. Bur
OF those who remain, ana satisfied that fully
o0e-half are st heart Sece%sioDistS, though
they are all very loud In their professions OF
loyalty. A good many recruits are coming
in, all things considered; but have noticed
mat the recruiting ground, which is TO dc
such wonders, always keeps it's distance, adj
Vahcing as we advance. When we're al
Muidraugh's HILL it was here now it is In
all right. Our Union apers insist that it is
and the North believes them However there
is one trlfing fact which is unpleasant to con-
template and rather ineonvenient in its re-
suits. The greatest pains have been taken To-
exclude from the camp all except the most
tried and undoubted Uni 1nists No other
class can get within the lines, which embrace
II considerable extent Of country, upon any
pretext whatever, no matter what. Yet the
enemy are kept thoroughly posted as to every
thing that takes place here; and sometimes
we find them in possession of facts which il IL
surprising that they should obtain. The pain
fu! truth is, that the public mind is resolved
not 70 see this great rebellion in its true light
and will hear ofnothing but what chimes with
its bumor.
Brigadier General Il. w. Johnson has ar
rived since my last, and been placed in com.
mand of = brigade. There are two other
brigades here, commanded by Generals Wood
and Rousseau. Each brigade consists Of four
regiments. complete brigade OF Pennsyl-
vania troops is expected tomorrow or next
day. Some Michigan regiments, and one
two more Indiana and Illinois regiments are
also expected. When they get here, this di-
vision will be pretty nearly half as strong as
it should be. Further changes will soon be
made here. As soon as q distinguished com
pander can arrive from the Pacific coast, be
viii be placed at the head Of this Department
TO cope with Johnston. General Sherman
viii resume command of this division, and
General McCook have brigade assigned
him.
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cen. yeCIelian's Successor.

Oar dispatches, through Louisville. Ky.
announce tlat Gen. Mcclellan has been su.
gercedei ia his position in the Federal
army by Gen. Henry W. Halleck. Gen II
Ia. l9as held prominent posi- ion, and we
understand graduated at West Point in 1889.
wish he third honor Of his class He was
satseg uentIy promoted IL the army, and is.
ts-d tcasptouoUsly IL California during the
r-yllg umss Of the early emigration and or
s4uiz.uon # that region into a STATE of the
old Ulioa He l. an author of some repute.
~ well AS military gentleman of prolni.
neace. whether he .y5ii follow in the foot
SEES @! hs illustrious predecessor" General
Mcclellan, and're1use TO ru.h on the Confed-
sTas irrces II CentTevilie and Manassas. time
MI LII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-06

A SSAKR SENT By MAIL.-One Philander
Pierce lived unhappily with his wife, and she
went alone to Chicago, where she received
several sharp letters from him. One after
noon the clerks in the post-ofilce, at the city
named, were thrown into CONSERVATION by Il
series Of agonized screams, evidently cornin G
from a woman. Fastening to the spot whence
the noise proceeded, they found Mrs. Pierce
speechless with terror, but able to point 10 a
green adder, then crossing the floor and seek
ing the air of perfect freedom. Some OF tae
men fed, but enough remained firm 70 cap
ture the serpent, which was taken to the City
MarshaPs Office. There an explanation en-
sued. 1t seems that the woman had found
thin pasteboard boy and letter ct the
Office, ana nau FASTENED to open the former,
not doubling that IL was pledge OF return-
ing affection. She was surprised 70 hear from
within 1t . slight hiss, and was quite trans.
fixed with horror when, from the uncovered,
prison, shot the ugly green h ad Of the snake.
ust then she dropped the box and lhs
screams came In. The letter accompanying
this internal machine was hideoasiy sarcas-
tlc, hut not otherwise entertaining.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-06
rELEGRAEETro-
ATTACK ON PORT ROYAL.
LIGHT FEDERAL STEAMERS ENGAGED
Two Federal Steamers Disabled
ruE EsoAoxNEaT STILL oolSa or.

SAyAsrsH, Nov. So! O'Clock r. Might
Federal steamers attacked Port Royal this
morning. Our batteries ard Commodore
fatnalis steamers fred one nndred and my
shot
One Federal steamer was badly damaged
and towed on, and another Is ashore and dis.
abi"d. Com. Tatnaii is suIl firirg on her.
and hopes to capture her.
Five hundred men left here tonight for the
scene OF action.
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rrsa Western virginia.

htyiras from the West, bronsh; by PAS
...ey- who had an interview on Sunday
r,t5 yirgiuiau who was very recently re-
.-.as8 :rasn the Federal camp. represent that
r,.sn-Tanz has not more than 5000 effective
-..r.-s: least $40 of his command being on
no .ifs list General Floyd was SAN AT
..uca Hiu, bu: 3 few miles from thetnemy,
e-. an attack was hourly expected. most
5.,st-ous freshet had occurred in the Kama
,ha Valley. The town OF Charleston was
..,t.al.y submerged, and The loss of life ana
rr.per,y had beea very heavy. The Salt
u. Ks were oyeril0wed and much damaged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
English Government Agents Alsns the
southern coast-Resignasisn Or Scott
Gen. Mcclellan super .. ded.

WAsuISGros, Nov. 1.-The Federal Govern
ment has information that the English Gov.
eminent hiss agents all along the Southern
coast, buying all ship timber, and measures
have been taken TO put stop 10 IL iInineai-
ateIy.
NASHVILLE, Nov. IA special dispatch to
the Union and Aneriean. from Bowling Green
TO- night, states that tho louisville Joursai.
of the Let inst, had been received, which con.
tained dispatches from Washington, which
announced that Gen. Scott had resigned. and
that his chief clerk hid nad from Washing
ton, taking with him all tho coast surveys
and other impor tant papers.
The dispatch also states that Gen Halieck
had superseded Gen. Mcclellan.
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FROM KENTUCKY.
Removal OF the Federal Forces 10 ladi-
ssnville--Gen. Johnston's Tresps With
drawn from Greene-Transfer Of Bank
Stock, &c.

NASHVILLE, Nov. I've have quite ba tch
of rumors here 10 day.
An. officer from Camp Cheatham, who
reached here on yesterday. reports that the
Federal forces at Henderson, Kentucky, had
moved TO Madisonville, where they were
Joined by others, swelling the Federal column
to ten thousand men, with the intention Of
marching on Hopkiusviile. General John
ston has Withdrawn his forces from Greene,
which created considerable excitement at
Gainesville, Tennessee. Ia consequence of
these reports, the banks there sent all their
specie to Nashville
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The Federal Fleet.

F-ola advises received yesterday it appears
mat tue ,wo Federal transports, before re-
r4r.ed t~tohed, went ashore in the vicinity
# All Devil Hills, on Currituck beach about
t.o =. .es iloI Roanoke Island. A more ap.
,+up..a'e place we cannot imagine. 1t was
81 ur5!iu,as gale thas prevented at least Il
rs-.ea d the demon fleet from fulfilling
.a.if satanic mission.
The number Of Federal vessels OF Port
K-rAl aas iaereased 70 forty-two.
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FUTUR 4 DAYS.

THIGH CONSTABTES SALE Will be
sold on FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF .ver1ber,
ie6I, 10 ocleck "A M, at he res ideuce % tho
late J Joseph Mctsrd, The south s,de Of Main 1t
between 7th aid 9Th s,s all CT the housenold and
Kitchen Furniture therein cootainsd, consisting Of
the usual variety |
Also, a set of Dentists Office Furniture, &c.
con istng of Operating Chair, kpitooi~ and Fix
lures, Wsshstar ds; Looking slssso; Chs irs Par
lor Stoy; | Writing Desk; Gfindstore, &c.r 10 sat
isfy distress SSsrrant In my hands ssnast Joseph
AID J. S. Michsrd 10 favor OF Joseph allen
GEO A. FREE Mar. H. q. H
TyRMs-Cash uot-t1a
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Fremont and the War.

""c5ntnuc 10 receive reports from Wash
ip-'on that Fremont is organizing rebellion
l- lnr West against Lincoln, bat have moth
inF coDhunatoTy Of such movement We
Lave no doubt Of his disposition TO look out
Tor Number One, and if his aspirations are
'hecked ~ the managers at Washington,
,Aeir nav yet he trouble in the CHM.
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Voluntary ContributinnE

The voluntary offerings Of the Southern
people 70 the cause IN which we are engaged
'sAHunT without dIminHtion. The amount
o: clothing and other articles cent forward
''G the winter >mpaign is almost incaIcula
BE- DnFiAg three days, up to yesterday
morning, packages valued at SOC, 97S were
registered at the Passport office, and the sum
augmented by the arrival Of every train
-1e soldiers are not forgotten by their friends
II hnIne
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The Affair M Tsney's.

rsS, united TO mention, at the time Of its
W. Aaoh that the brilliant description OF
asairy light and victory at Toney's, in
bsrs~ virginia, which appeared in this
49,, was from the psn Of DIR. Il. Williams,
y,r.' h' surgeon Of the First Regiment Vir.
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BY Il. b. COoK, Aa<1'y.


THIRST GLASS STOCK OF 9ROCERtE6
r AT AUtriON.--The subscriber. intending
To discontinue bis present busiaess viii se, at Its
store on Byrd betw cen 9th and 10Th streets -
THURSDAY, It'll inst, commencing at 10 ciock,
The whole of his stock, embracing every article
usually found IL f,st class family grocsry con-
sisti1g N pan OF
SUGAR, COFFEE, CANDLES;
TEAS, SOAP, HEARINGS, PICKLES;
SAUCES. FLOUR, CIGARS;
Smoking ard Chewing TOBACCO;
Pure old BRANDIEs, WINES, OOHDIAL6s
Star SNUFF, &C.
-ALSO,v>
A lot Of pore Wiaes, Brandy, WLiskey, Cherry
Bounce. s.d Liquors Ia bottles suitable tor family
pufpoees
Every article warranted pure and Of the best
quality, all Of which can be confidently recommend
cd. -Ai1SO.--
All the FIXTURES, embracing Show CsseA,
Stand Casks, Bar rixtures. of lie most expen
siye quality Oil Pain ngs; Bsgaeiis Table Stove.
Also
At the same tune viii be offered the KEY Of said
store, the rent Of which Is very low
The subscriber feels confident In saving thet for
quality and variety. bis sock "a tie very be& -
every respect ever offered at snston 10 tas city.
TERns.-Cash, positively. on delivery
Sale conducted by e. Cook, Aucs'r. M
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LiuCoIn's Cabinet.

The latest accounts from the North fail 70
confirm the rumor of an explosion in Lin
,olH's Cabinet, and the consequent withdraw.
al ot three Of its memb beers. The only fact in
The entire report so far as we can learn, il
that tho distinguished Lieutenent General
hes been placed on the retired list at his own
Te4Uest
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS Day.
BY 4. b. COOK, Ancston-.s

TXTENSIVE s L q & X OF DRUGS,
IL Oh EMtCALS, PEREUMERY, FANCY
ARTICLES, &c, AT AUCTION The Sab
seriber Intending to discontinue business, will sell
at his store, No. i07 Broad, between sth and 9th
streets, on WEDNESDAY,. Nov. 18th, commanding
at 10 o'clock. his eatire stock, eubrscing every
ticl. In the Drug busiaess amongst which 10Y be
founo Drugs, Chemieals. Perfnm. ~, Fancy Art
Gle OF every description. Sxe.--the whole having
been laid IN with greet care and particularly suited
to ills trade
At THE SAME TI8E,
III the FIXTURES, being very complete, very
little ussi, and Of the latest styie--eonsistIn9 Ut
elegant Showcases, Counters, Soda Water Appar-
atus, complete, &c.
The attention OF the trsds is ask ed the Gale OF.
fers rsre Inducements at this time.
.TERMS--Cash. w. l. NARfNG.
Safe conducted By L. Is Cook, hl.etr oc 81
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War Matters.

With the exception of Il vogue rumor of the
'afDy's crosaing the Potomac In large nsrn-
p7lS near LSe.burg, we have nothing new
,,oA any division OF the army in Virginia.
.'a''AEs continue quiet in every direction.
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Nrw PAPER ~ ALExANpRtA.--A new pa
per, called the focal Ners, has appeared in Al
exandria, Virginia. 1t 10 published by Il.
Snowden, Jr.. and w. r. Crane. They say In
their sain ,atory, that the enterprise will be
mails, free intercomm unicAiicn among the
inhabitants OF the surrounding country, and
of ordinary business, when the re issue OF the
Alexandria dassae will answer every public
need.
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az ~ estimated that the loss or .,yonsftv hv.
sai, recent nood. ON the Spsaus an ns1s i lsne.
',.' sxcssd tliooo,os0 Ssa. B 4.
sui,sas o'aAns named AnpA Hsyss ronsnltIAd
.aIlns " New Oriealls en- Friday last, BY