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YHE SPAR AN MOTHER.

THE SPAR AN MOTHER.
on ofspaEta's famous mothgrs.
We have read in history,
How they armed their sons snd SAT- than forth,
Ton. ht Tor liberty.
But Sparta's famous mothers,
And tue brave mothers Of Bone,
We're nought TO compare "a bravery
To our dear mothers At home.
We know Of a gentle lady,
One Of Cleveland's hirsat dauEhfars,
No Drawer woman e'er Was boin
Across the bTinJ waters.
She h,s q son, an only son.,
And that she loves him vel,
"fwere folly Tor me 10 waste words,
Ny readers that TO tell,
Hsheard his eountry's call to arms,
and TO his mother went
! must TO SAr, my mother dear,
Ohi give me your consent"
"9O, col ny son !" the nothsr sAld,
And come MT back 10 ne,
TIL DER the south shall hoaf again
The banner ofthe free.
go, Roi my sonl a mothers prayers
thall ever thee attend
And may God sh cid thee from harm,
Nhlie your that nag defand-"
That mother tOIed boih daF and nishL
nd on the Sabbath day.
No rest sue took bat lAbored hard -.r-
To get the son away.
He was not mustered In The ranks
AZ so99 Is she exPectsdi
She could not brook the long delay,
IL made her quite d iected. ~e-re-a.
she said she thought Il very stranas-
Team down her ch eks did flow
Because her by had offered hrst
And with the INST should g..
Ne went At lalt ana now We pray, @
In battle he'll not iall,
But live 70 buy for many
His Clothes st union BALL.
BB-summsI Clothing sold cheaper At ISAAC A
a yhl9A HAIL than Is any ether plaes
and a null suit, Goats, Pants and Taaf, Co one Dol
lar and Fifty Cents. We defy ell competition II
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Uslobrated
SEWING AQRIKEH
sTORR'S AUTOAAToH PRRSSMAN.
Corner Of Gpion sad Superior streets.
6HoR oHP POP TuR dffVTc e.
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NEW YORK CATTLE AIARET

TWNNNENWN IT WWNNsI
WEDNESDAY, july 3. 1851.
The receipts At the different yards Tor the past
Tsek are as folloWs
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n P. & A. R. R CO.-SALE OF
NJ UNCLAIMED EREIeHT.-Ihe following
drssrtbed property, remaining In store at Cleveland
and Way stations, being unclaimed ireiFht, wil b
sold at pubic auction on Tuesday. July 18th, 1871,
sutj@et 70 the charges thereon. ifnot claimed prsTt.
Gus 20 that date:
\. Stin.On, WIllogshby, O.. Isesd sOver, IbOr Mod
els, 1 b Ole Thiils.
Diamond O., H.. Acct Hayward & % Cleveland
o., - Burr Blocks.
Dam nd O., / and diamond O., I'll Acct Has.
ward 3 Co, Cleveland. ", lOl Burr Stones. s Nil
Stones.
Z. N. crosby, Ashtabula, box Machinery.
n. 4. Spencer, Ashtabula, I box Castings.
a F@nann' TInRk e-a
.. ". O. LundY, West And0ver, o, Ibo1 Msdiaias.
3. B. smith. Eagleyille, y 4 hox Medicins.
). d. Lain, Rome, o., I box Glass.
La ne, aeme, I box Medicine.
sarah ]. Eohes. Ashtabuia I rrunk.
O. Y A; Braun, box 7. 9ooda.
b. MaltbY, l Machine Shoe.
Ira hyde, irt Machine shoe.
VIM Wildman, " Sse5ine Shoe.
;. v. B Il. y. Beaman, Astabuls, I B-vsl Wheel.
Woodbury. & r, Ashtabula. 2 kegs Oh.
A HILLS, 9enl Frit Agent.
r~v iard. Iuua " FssI so
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-Prostrauon Of the System and rspid
sscu,s an alaoat Invariably the results Of early
nsi.ursciees and unchecked vicious habits. A treat
tse elshorately gos up, has lately issued hom the
nrsss niusrating this tendency, and the cure As
Eeu as prevention ofthe came. Il Is entitled "hu-
man Frauty, or Physiological Researches" It en-
aars fuuy into the causes, effects aud mostoheaoious
mode Of curing all diseases Of q delica'e nature, With
oouious Instructions fr the perfect restoration Of
fhoss who are prevented By impOdlments from On
a,xinE into the ~usarriAgs state.
a.Sby Dr. Barrow, Is4 Blssoker ST. n. 7. Prtos
-o.,.s Sent free Of postage eyeryvhsre. Rsadths
saVs-sI.sn ~ptof "Trisssmar" in another column.
o. soIa y 3. r. Gaylord and William Fiske,
orrvgists. msvs ~ud. Ohio
r-T Is wonderful how soon a valuable
r.r3.5v bsoomes kno w. DR.. S. o. Richardson's
sberrv Wine BitseFs & nssd snd recommended By
~. lesaina Physlcsans oSths country, and all who
snos ry II pronounce e vananle.
IT, DrtpTos. Azlsu 10, o., July d, SO.
MesIrs. J.. n. Hsrris 4 Oo-SENrLEAEH have
ssId ID. g. o. Riohardson's sherry Wine Bittsrs Tor
ssveral years, and can cheeriull7 tnem
70 the public ss a menicine OF decided merit In all
ioaass Of General Debility, Dyspepsia Fever a Asne'
a, You're truly,
IN Hint. DrurE1st.
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It's principal merits are Its
SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY, EASE II WoRKIEe,
ULEAH N 3 8 8,
And its Impossibility TO Freeze Upl
TT NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK.
TT OR The SPOUT, doing away with the com.
bicstsd machinery necessary 70 accomplish BOTH
Us simplicity makes il less liable 70 get out Of order,
than any other Drawer. The Curb, Bucket, &C, are
substantially made Of the best material the whole
being calculated to meet the wants Of the public.
Watsr can BE- F1ised IA kss tms than n aHy
Oth~ wgI
It Discharges trOn the Bottom Of the Racket
"a the pogs. required Is to raise the -yht Of
water in the Bn;ket.
Please examine mATEh DhAWAA
bcfore purchasing any other. Address
JAMES DAYKIN CO., Propr,sl
EAoFoRY-20b ontario street, Oleyelana, Ohlo.
hnVa
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Rtal gstau.

ID EAL ESTATE--E. n. KEYES,
(formsrly Of tbs firm Of Little 8 E0Yes,l hAi
opened q Real Estate Once In ROuae'B Block, cors
ner Of Superior street and Public square, and ha1
constantly on eaIuf several thousand acres Of hrsf
quality q Farming Lands IN the States Of iowa,
Wisconsin and Missouri, TO exchange for city and
country property; also for all kinds OF persona
aroOerfV Part cash raid g necessary auri6.B
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51geTs
81 WILLIAMS

WILLIAMS
ste-m 0Ysr and shawlUoEnef, bed leave g.
unrsfe his friends and The nnbac hnat ~
home iero he has cited up DYE HOUSE 80
land o. schinslTs regardless % expsnsss enc ia
fhs te1fm $500 81 strict attention 70 buIinee8 thai
tsrs himself 4 regain thut patronage and supper
Ae VIII Be aht NFeAB crowned hia endeAVofh'
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Sff0Faa at 8ap.

U GRIsW 0 D,
1~4T AT Law
once over Mould q .Eumssn's Store.
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9uTI tIUVT


-Thoshsry Wine Bittsrs are for sale By Z. 3.
aaylo-d. stronE 3 Armstrong, and O. Mackenzie,
Cevaland, o.
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WESTERN LAND.---H. r.. LIZ
w TIE. Of tho hate arm Of Littles 4 ESrssP
constantly on hand q large QuAntteLoI me Eatmls
Land In Iowa, Wiaeougin and Mlasoatls " eAohA1S
ofics With Rouse d J~ennines- Marble Stock 5gEs
nor HtreaL- mAsEh
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THE FOUR7H At P~HILLIPFL-A dispatch to
the Cincinnati Commercial dated Thursday,
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VIENNA


TRIESEMAR I,2&3, ARE DE
TROTFD BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENTo
England and secured By the SeaB Of the kcOls De
'h6rmacie de Paris, and the lmperiA Oolege Of
nedlcine, Vienna.
NO. / e invaluable tar ezhguztion, Erermstouh0A
and all physical disabilities.
sases that have heretofore been treated BY the naus
oious and pernicious use Of cOpaiva and cubebas
mo- hss entirely supplantod the injurious uBo
mercury, thereby inauTing 10 the sufferer speedy r..
HsL dispsys!pa 90 impurities and roofing ont the
venom d. dis065e.
TRIESEMAR, Noe. l. 2 Aad {. ar preparation the
Iorm Of 9 lnEense, devoid Of taste and small ana on
be carried In the Wsikfcoat picket sold - IN ea9et
and divided into sepaFsts doses, - anmt1tatered ~
Valpeau LAilOmand RouE, Rioolds &C. Price " eaeh
or fcasos for 50, which save 81 and In ~ Gases,
Thereby there & . SAVING OF -, To Be- bad wholesale
md retail, OF Dr BARROWs No. let Bleecker street
New Hosk. ImmediatsG on receiving q remittApee
or, Barrow will 6TwArd the IfieapmAz % any PAL
| of the world, securely psckBd, apd add oa8et soooro
ing 20 the instructions ofthe writer
y Sold also by .. ,. eAYLoBD and We
| FLAX 70. mRVaiand 'anN
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4aanntaEtnrErs

c. C. o.-Oary's Cough Cure. dooasRl
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TOSEPHPOOL.

OSERH POOAs
AT LAW
ia SUPERIOR sTREET oetSeklg
u r. 5PALD1NG, ATTORNEY =
Q91ngslor IS Law, 40, = PorElns 5loSA'
GAGE 8 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
and Councslcrs st Law. 0lloe ls e9peror
rsot,l 0Ppos1s MerchantB BANK OisVsiAnesV
al1ltd&E
DOARDMAN AND INGERSV1L,
Aftorns5a At Law, AtEates BlOcEt 1905 O. b
ZHoT street, Cleveland, Unio.
J.poNapnlF, Fh6 ? IsqEalo1L.
DH00KS FORD, ATTORNEYS
ID AT Law, Perkins building on Public
Ne1se; ,oors iebs /. w.roHD.
TSPER. 81. B. ATTORNEY AT
LAW, WarrenI Tfunibollcou1tR 0hio. once
Sob markei stTeot asesqst
HHLIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
HFroBFETg AT AnW 0uoeHe.@ snPe2or
Ese. slsvelARd' Ohio
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FLAGS. We
ARE prepared to
furnish Sill
Flags for COM
panies made &C.
cording to army
regulations at
very low rates.
Also bunting 4
all ether kinds
OF flags made 10
order al short nc
tice.
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We oongratulsts U resderB upon the
discovery Of q cure cure for Rheum atism. Gout and
EeurslgiA, and all Mercurial Diseases, which Il eE-
Bcted Without the use ofintarnal medicines, which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
only. In TACT, Il Ia the only known remedy oneetiug
aperfect cure, and we feel warranted, from ita 70.
recommendations, IN calling the attention Of the az
hicted and those having friends suffering from Rheu-
mat.sm, 0out or Neuralgia or the perniclous effects
Of Mercury 70 the advertisement in another column
Of our paper, Of Dr. Leland's Anti-RhUumatic Band.
H.-Ann hT WIN. EIAh q. ClaNnIanh. o. Ehla
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Affairs in New York.

r.--.. Gentleman who very recently sue
..... reaching thia city, from the North
...-a t..at business in New York is com
..4 pr.>,5a,,d. and "a visitor, passing
ri Us streets, would be disposed 10
..-He. Sunday extern died through the en-
--.t-.s OF ~" numerous large wholesale
..l.-aueG,s hut one Is doing anything III
. esy 81 uade, aud failures are the COM
y, events of The day. The feelings Of the
.ri- ara sun very bitter against the south,
. ,As lIsa of sUblngation seems to have
.. ID s. great measure abandoned. Itis MOI
..+rg-cuus 10 talk secession as hereto
-. 4aU 'brrc art some who dare 20 express
p. L.s. continent and Yet escape the pun
..L. IF he hasti!e II is the belief of our
r,....: .AH' the mass Of the people would
-l.e. .. ah excuse to bring the war to q
.e ly lie Intervention OF a foreign power
. .vn opinion II, however, thatit Will be
araae}et before they come to their senses.
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about 60 900, but of these some lo. 900 or I, ooo
are not in fighting condition
MY opinion is that we shall meet not far
from 5000 men In battle many of then, f,alv
armed and having from thirty to Atty pieces
OF artillery. 1t IL possible that the bate
my occur before this letter reaches you, and
at best IL cannot be much DELAYED
The families Of Union men in the vicinity
Oh wilson Creek, and below there, are
oe e ~ very rapidly to escape the violence
OF the rebels with their approaching army
yesterday the public square was half filled
WIN wagons containing the hous ehoId goods
OF these refugees.
hfFkcf OF GEN. FREMoST's REMOVAL.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 6.-The news of the re
luoNai OF Gen. Fremop Ia received with much
regret, and seems TO he the absorbing topic
fhs WESTERN MILITARY CLAIMS IsvHsrrsArtoy
ST. Louis, Nov. 6,-The members of the
commission to investigate the claims against
me Government IN the Western Military
department have all arrived. They will
probabiy enter upon their duties immeLi-
ateiy
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litllnlon1 Nispatth.
,r,KHinB.......,.NuV. 10, 1881
LIZ In the NarthMest.

49,, % hear Of the death of Corporal
We chick, of the Charlotte cavalry,
l'''' 49,, go recently received letter de
- ..,,.,e m ,eresiing occurrences in Pen
''' r.v Va. On Thursday, Of last
1.n the camp uear Franklin, in
''' ,f rYjvatex y. 4 Moore, &. &. Gu
WithprS. and J. +. Friend, tRock-
.x.lrvl and John Roberts, CHAR
10 ,~, II scout the road beyond Ie-
~ Peudleton. Hearing 81 several
.'s.. aggregated in a house, he proceed
...~.s capture them, and ordered sur
chen his party was fired npon from
.ul chick shot through the body
4.r,ne from his horse, though con
..-- MS wound would prove mortal
e...4 20 cuera tbe frtnl door of The
-. 4r6 ordered his men 10 10 in ana
-..gvho had rot succeeded in oscaV'
,.,,aer shot from Window severely
s.s pylvate Friend, who WAS guarding
..,~..eners previously taken, a hundred
.e Three men then rushed into the
. and whlle attempting 70 force their
..girs were fred upon but ueithrI
,r-, r.. bail passing through the over
rzrol Carrier. Two Union men were
., aiken prisoners. Chick emily lived Is
..-. after he was shot, but Friend is re-
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r3VRU STEE'S OF HE NALUA
REAL Els AT T. KNOWN ~ TIE
{ OW HtT.,N WAkEHbU>E,' AND THE.
PROPERTY ADJOINING A snfat,tu,.a

PROPERTY ALBUMIN q. - AZ substituted
trust e, under aoed from Jacnb {. Al
LIST, 1886 AID r corded ia Henfico County
Cour snd the rogue of he psr'ies nLcerm-
ed VIII sell, ~ pu )ic au'-ftor upon ID. prsu-i-
So NJ TUESDAY, the 2frh day II NovoE Der,
Ie6l commencing At II o'c4,ck, ihe y; cps1tT
co1S-ye, icy rid deed, the SaIas hei3g situated n
the pan ot Pat Mayo, AID e"nsis'ius, Of TWO
squares Of .ent, She Qua Known ~ the Pow.
D. al Warehouse Square. and tie ,T:,;.r rex d
i3r i1g-both sqnsres having irvni Of 40 fc,t
esch way. extending r. IN o.isaGs % L. u. lara
str,c.s
The Pcwhatan Wa ehouss kauers is improved
each sid- with b-ieS buildings, ioI ming Eci.
low square in til .eatr. tie iGlc!ngs ar, at pre-
sent used - ten Owe lings SHE = shor ADD store-
u~'s bnt no. renting I'll :! .CtO PER AMMAN. Also,
In &c GLASS IURSAIE and hstuc-e, all ia
COED or 81 end r,siv II a he pro, "rty. a. IL
z'aads, Is " Il adapted Large na ufaeta1ns
bus a. of any SiuS cad for zen pu'po. It's l. =
ca Tor is one q lie b. = In the city, bel ~ within
few step, Of the whares IS, on toe Yer
Te- Jainilg sqnare Is impr we'd by two large
Iulni ~ houses zach Sc by 40 fest
he pa tiru.sr fHenIun OF anufac: rra,
M -hAnies pud Government asens, IL lequcS.. Il .o
this propcc y, they win htro AMI. ready their
haul, end Tor uni. cis'e ase props ray wi ieb In
III. quis!te Of !a.rtivu snd bal.dl - c. uld net
elsewhere b. obtained, exc-t't y. u Tremendous
at.
Apassid a,rvey, shosica tic dhs.inns of u .
prop y, may be seen ~ tis afi> - Of u" su to-.
GERS; but tie tune of sac tto yess uf e.'lt.r.
wi. b. consulted, aud The pTspc ~ Vii ;, sn Il ~
tire uooisttcd may y ca ies IA Dosi udiSi4H.
Terms Ii ,so rfO fe. ~ IL - 10 ono pa cot me
9Th cash tie baisnre st l. :. ~. ~ ana - months
ba, il subdisid enc third cssh; the bGanes AZ
aud : months IN eitlcc easc. credit Payments o.
bear lnte est aud be secured by trIs. d-.f,
Purchasers TO pay ihs Wac lax toe thc PRIV p
year. JOHN a. ~ ttuE>vf
Substituted n
ks- JAMES NJ TAYLOR A sos acr:loL"
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THE ELECTION IN MARYLAND

BALTIMORE, Nov. g. 1856 .-'I General Dix this
morning issued an ms truction to the judges
10 allow no man to vote who took part or bore
arms III the April rlot, or who refuses when
challenged 10 take an oatn OF fidelity TO til.
Government.
The election returns in this city indicate
that AususGus w. Bradford, the Union can
dtdate tor Governor, aud the whole Union
ticket has from 10000 10 ll,CUV majority.
BALTIMORE, NOV. 6-Evening.-The election
IN The city passed of without any ulstur bancr,
Uy-r two hundred arrests Were made of par
ties charged with reasonable conduct M.uy
however, We're subsequen thy discharged.
; he who'll vote IN the ciLy reached about
20, 800.
Washington county, it is estim tied, gives
1900 majority tor Bradford
Han ttord county gives IL large UEion ma
jorlty.
Frederick county also.
The UuIJn MAJORITY in the State Will be
very large.
ElktOu, Cecil county, gives I mon ma
Jointly OF Loco
bfadtord's Union majority has not yet
been ascerJained, but w'Ii. not TAI short Of
1000.
rkEDKRlcx, Nov. 6-Noon.--The election is
proceeding quietly. There is no disturbance,
ana 10 armed military near the polls. Ine
Union IChtt Is thus tlT SIX nuGured ahead IL
tr,ueTi1k county. General Ia ward shaver
Union, elected Com missioner oil Public
Works, tJr AlieShaDy, dsnlngton, Freae-
IloK, Carroll, baltimore, and Hartford cOun-
COuutIt
Inc Following Union candidates for the Lee
gislaIure are undoubtedly pIeC .eu: Senator,
IraIson EiUnslberscr; house OF Deiega tee
Thomas HdmnOuu, James NJ. Coaie, Hlrum
buhrman, j Uehua blggs, Thoma6 JonIsJn,
and Henry X. Harms.
We have been informed by 4 gen tlelnan
" o was IL that city on the day Of election
that, although l. nas been the usual CUSTOM
ii thttcIIy 10 vote by ballot, the Federal au
thoIties tuopied tae plan OF voting ctca coc',
ami ', i4eneVer any prominent citizen came up
10 vote against tne Union ticket he was I'M
mediateiy arrested. The vote OF Baltimore
before the breaking out of the war vas be
tween s.. coo and IL 900.
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4.- "-dJ again assembled At the Capitol
,'-t1y, and the roll being called, seventy
eve members answered--a considerable ad-
.a.r on Tho number Of the previous dav
.t yet lacking two OF II quorum. After
.a.'AT w" hours two more arrived, and
A- CONVENTION found Itself in a condition t.
-t,,rd 80 business, though much fatieuod by
LAY. /, was found -.e'essary to refer GER
sin elrc'.un returns 10 The Committee on
-!..tlers. aod mis- having been done, the
.ypraon adjourned to meet again on Sat
.t.t,y at I2u'cIuck.
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NEW Yokk ELECTIOEs

The New York Herald, of the 7th con tains
the following in regard to the elections in
that Stale, which came off on the Ctr:
We are yet unable To give the entire vote
of the State the different cand.di or
the exact ma lority that the Union State ticket
has received. The vote throughout the State
mas been very light, and We predict will be
md to be less than two thiris of the vote
poiled one year ago. The indi cations ara
that William W. Wright, the Democratic
candidate for Canal Commissio ner, has slip
ped in between Talmadge and Bruce, al
though the friends Of the latter Sill claim
his election.
Ia thIs cay the returns exhibit mixed
and Junbied up mess, and that but little at
teution has been paid by the voters TO the
reg ularlty of the nominations. Contrary 10
general expectation, Woodruff and Hoffman,
OF The Superior Court, have been Defeated,
and T.. l.. Mcneil and j Nj. Harbour elected
in their place. This shows very plainiy that
II takes something besides Il nomination to
elect candidates in New York. Hoffman and
woodruff received neariy all The nomIna-
lions, but Mcneil and Bar pour appear to have
received the votes
The Republicans have secured fonr of the
seventeen AssembIymsn from this city: of
the other thirteen, TWO or three were run on
the Republican ticket, but are Democrats.
The tour Senators from the city are Demo
Gratis, but are on the war platform.
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W., "a WIPE FoR TIE pKIscp The Prince OF
".I - hnit-d In his choice of wife 10
TX Ldies unless IL. should ,ier,da avon ..Iert
- On" neh Older than himself They are ::
a., ffinctss Aie1andrina, daughter of
me- 49, Albert, OF Prussia horn FEBRUARY
~ "a. Princess Anne. OF Hesse Darmstadt.
1907 me Grand Duke of Hesse and of The
impress OF Russia, born NAV 25tb. Is.g. IA
! ices Augusta, OF Ho.st.in -Glucssburg
Urn teDrnsry 9Th, 1884; 4th. Princess Alex.
11nasla, (dsusrher Of Prince Christian OF
' asAaa!s. born Dscsna Der sth, is44; 9Th. Pr!n.
'es. Gary, Of sass 4 ltsaburg, born June shth,
. rae stli Princes Catherine, OF UidsagaFs'
. ,i OF tbs usaad Duchess Nicholas; al
Hasslai bora September sles, lsia. y
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rev rRs AgYY or THE KAxAwHA.-The Nor.
.''A I'ay B2.t, Of yesterday, publishes the fol-
"'"k extract Of Ietterireceiyed in that city.
hAiEiGH &. II, VA, Nov. 4th, 1851.
nave just returned from another scou I
'A'eE proved successful to US We killed
,,-,,l al OF the enemy. and took - prisoners
'I' many valuable horses. We visited sey.
40 '@' mon houses during the scout, and laid
~, y large stock of bed quilts, wooden counter
aDTs biaukets, and other necessary articles
.. ,i'i mol suffer for bed clothing during the
=, VT. think that our whole force will be
., rh't lesion In a week or two. / understand
w fIoyd killed go captured about 900
fol ices ,t'"es On yasteTday--a pretty good haul
- 'his lat. season
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AaCTIOV SALES.
: UIURk DdfS.
= 49, - - -

BY THOS. ". kEESEE, Aietioneer,
(Ufiics corn '''.h nd Cary sts.)
HOR>ES, MU,.t-,, .ON CAN'T, WA
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