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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15
s..,r,, -.aa stesax,ez Movements

~ CiIaRIEsrog, Saw" 's.' Hi n; '9 S
TIE United States Mail steamship Ne-p,. e' CAPT.
Murray ar iNed 81 her wharf at o'clock on Saturday
evening,
CHhRLi sTCs, JaU, 10, 1851.
Tie United States Sla steamshp Marion is detained
on OF strong north east gale and heavy sea
o. the lar.
SA,IESAH, ian. ~. 1861.
The Star Of The South affIys5 1t Der wharf N /,
o'clock tLis morning.. All we'll
SAVANNA, Jan. Is, 1861.
TIE United States Nail steamship Alabama arrived
al Der wharf a. 10 o'clock on Sunday morning All
well.
SAyAEEAH, Monday, Jan. IA 1861.
The ecrew steamship iun,sYille arrived q, Tybee al
o'clock yesterday.
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met the Star Of the Weet, as was intended, the
latter would not hive attempted to enter The
hsrbOr at oil.
MR.. sRwARD's SPEECH.
Since Mr.. Sewards speech has been carefully
read, the first impression in come Republican
quarters is much modified. as there is found no
such abandonment of doctrine or policy as was
supposed. The general tone here is much i'm
proved, and strong belief is entertained among
,sell-informed and sagacious public men, that the
Southern revolution has expended its force, and
a great reaction, from absolute necessity. must
occur within the next sixty days. Capitalists
have more reason for confidence now, than at
any time since this rebelliOus movement began p
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A True PAraIoT.-One Of our most respectablA
manufacturers Of frearms in this city has Ike true
marriott refused sell his guns to South 70 DO used
against the stars and stripes. His residence 10 not fr
from Maiden lane. tCom' nercisl Advertiser.
II the dealers in firearms and other munitions Of war
do not choose to refrain from 81 fling them to tho enemy
from patriotic motives, they will soon do 20 from com
pnlsion and find themselves under indictment into the
bargain. Judge Snalley charged upon tbs suD,sce
fairly and clearly yeste day, aud the Gssnd Jury snA
its agents are now bu q tracing out all such tteesos
able practices. Thy viii meet every day q . ~
and Sis sin I p. N.
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Weather ReDgrts.

KCTLANTA W., Monday Jan. II, 1861.
Y, vte,dsy morning o. sunrise the thermometer here
wasa G below zero. at MiddlebuTgb, it was 297
MONTREAL, Monday Jan. Ia, 1851
sa,nr1, v WA the coldes! day of the season. The
a. stood at ~ below zero To-day il Is ~
below we Nber clear. .
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Naval,

Bosros. Monday, Jan. H. 1861.
The eicop-oEwar Macedonian from Portenouh
passed Highland Light this morning, bound South, I'M
der seRed orders. --
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N. Apthony mt Utica.

UTICA, Monday Jan. Ia, 1851.
Susan h. Anthony, Beriah Green, and associates,
came here to-day TO hold Abolition Conception, but
were unable 70 obtain any public ball. There were
indications that the Convection "ouid nave oeeh
stormy bad one boon held.
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Trial of ,gacIxaIow.

TEgSTos, Monday, Jan. Ia, 1861.
The United States Circuit Court meets tomorrow;
Jackaow tho Chnaman, will be tried Tor murdef ana
piracy. Indictments were found al me Last 'erm'
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ore than seventy year, since IN 1899 William Pnkney o.
Maryland noby sJyocsng 10 the Legislature OF tia, State
measure for the gradual extinction of Slavery warned the people
Of the hoe country tina, the system crcumebed and
suppressed or else would finally he said work decay Of
. spirit Of liberty In the Pree States" ntelgen, observers Of
the cous of viii fail perceive tho weshy truth
Of Mr.. PlLknsys remark.
Respectfuly, ii. X. HELPER
No 1871 Hc,s T0eay-eigIih .iyet New Yot, Jan. H. 1901
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THE BROOKLYN.

M The BKUUkLfk.
m, A1s Is no reason whatever 10 fear that anv
~ s mas occurred between the Brooklyn and
nr. ssesa Carolina troops Her orders were OK.
'ss'nst crossing the bar, and il she had
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lbb
AL the important Forts at the South, except
part Of the works at Pensacola, Fort Sumter,
Fort Monroe, Fort Washington on the Potomac,
and Fort McHenry, are now in possession Of the
reyolutionists. This condition Of things was pre-
concerted by Mr.. Floyd.
DIR. CHASE AND THE NEW CABINET.
Mr.. Chase viii resign his seat in the Senate
Immediately upon notifying Mr.. Lincoln of his
acceptance Of the Treasury Department, in
otaef that the Legislature may at once elect
ms successor. The general expectation is,
s1a' Col sherman viii be chosen in his
place. as being eminently qualified, and having
acquired peculiar prominence az the candidate
s@ Speaker Of the present House. His selection
S'Sa doubtless satisfy both the local interests
country.
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2sss1ass 1858 DE- pEEr.z-Dr ). wasT

7sStsssSSgiEN, 1853 DE- TFGksTKA-Dr j. WEsT
~ s. Ch"rle street, continues TO supply hs
sTss$AsfssSs LOSS OF TEETH without wires or spfnss
H-1lIlLA np0u his principle of self adIesicn Tht
thod hiss procuiat him universal approbstor recon
nended beng he most ingenious system supplying ARfl
FlClAL TEETH hitherto invented aud all casef restoring
perfect articulation and uascnon perfect and natrr
"a appearance to defy detection by che cosss observer DR.
HaSs method Of hlng oath with gold combines all oisry
Improvement rhose Interested will And these statements
Entirely and scrupulou5ly VI returns sincere
thanks the inhabitants OF New Orleans vicinity for tht
extensive practice they have favored h with last esr
years Office and residence 1T g. fsrlss doc
from Lafayette SfEErf sssr
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.

AVIS DU MARSHAL.
! COMPAGNIE des REMRRQUEURS
COUR DE DISTRICT nEs de hOCEAN. RENO RQuEUR
ETATSI 'OSFEDEiES, BALTIC lie NANIRE INDIE
District IA Louisiana TENDANCE EFT SA ;'AR1AiSON
- - J SAUFErAGE. No. ~.
NV VERTU diam writ dam Fa sste Il mo
IA adltsst dams l'ailuire iai>u
session ir navTe lNDEPEND NEE gtements nppa
mnN et seS meuhcs Ell e onne avis nan6nan poptre
prnrGacs. ct persOnne persunr
Hvoir ruI titr- cit n,v
avoir prose- (or de Dis s-Cauftd3-
Nouvellc rltnn- lie AVIAN lie TROISlEME IuNDI
de publication du present avis nre vaOir rasonS
sis avait, pUlr es4IieS lie Independence
grtenien appurauX npubes pas conda-
hes ct vendu cOnormtncrt DIES dts d, naudeuIs.
NotYeit Orleans, Ter dc iEin lsGl
c. B. BEVERLEY
les 3Gi2OI Ma slal des Flats Conadtres d Amtricue
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CosFEDEEAlE STATES DsrRtcTl CokFEpERArE STATES
COCkT, SHIP CHARLES A.
District Of Nnuisjana PRIZE. No. %
IN VIRTUE OF an Admiralty warrant,
~ directed t" III the above enliIcd h and
ken nIo my he hi .eelh parts of shin
Oh %RLES a. FARWEI, her Acktt apparel furniture
etc ana 10 cite ana atmoniah the nnd
all and GCw other person having
have, right, title intel he same and
District holden the cry Me- Orleans Oh
before THIRD MO DAY from the publication hereo
to "how cHu-e if any they have why thu sal
sixteen parts of said hip Cares A. Fnrwe her tnckle
parei n tnrnnIre should vol UndGnnrd awful
pltze, and thu proceeds thpre distributed aseeubly The
pray of Tie ihc'hnts
New Orleans, May &c. 1861.
C. B. BEVERLEY.
Marshal C. s. Of America.
AVIS DU MARSHALL.
'q& 81 oSHsH On ARS A. vs. X
" VEL, Etc CONNIE PEIS =.
NS GISTEl dan WI it d,Amiraute u moi
ia airesaG deus itfure ciCessu- -isi pio ,rs-
session les trze schemes du nHviIe ca bRJE A. Ar
WEblI, SEES g 6ements nppH ct nruble etc.
Gonne avs mtin mt Al npriGare GrHre1,
tout, persou ptlt yoir
iUe tour de District DIES Flats Gontti6 GS, Daricr
ens drvanl vile de Ia oIvelle- leans 10
avant IL TR'lSiEMr LUNnl dater de IN pub c4tiun
du pi G-el avs, pour tnre !aur ranS sis len
pear esqnele les IrGe HeNcmes du dit navjre Chures a.
FHt"e, 'ea Ereem"ns hpptruX n1biaS,
ser lie pas con nos CONNIE ltlc ct 'e prodnit diaui
bua couto mtmrni la prEre hemanHeurs.
g. B BEVERLEY
jel SH2'd Marshal dcs Eat5 CDufddt Is n >mtrque.
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MARSHALS MONITION.
OCEAN TOW BOAT co.
COSFEDERi STATES DISTRICT TOW BOAT BALTIC VS..
CorR1 SHIP INDEPENDENCE
District OF Louisiana. AND COTTON CARGO.
SUIT FOR SALVAGE.
No. %.
pY VIR TUE of an Admiralty warrant to
- me- directed in The above entitled suit I htv s-iz.d
taken into my possession the ship INDEPENDENCE, her
tackle apparel and turature; do cit and admons
the ID all and other person
hnvrg pretending ave, any right title
to be and before District the Coned
States for the DrC aforesaid be holden in the
OF New orean9 OF before the THIRD MONDAY, from the
puUicaon hereof show CAUSE, they ha WIN
he sud snip Independence her tackle. apparel and furniture
should be condemned and sold agecaby prayer
said iihelantS.
New Orleans, June l. 1861.
G. B BEVERLEY,
Marshal &. S. OF America.
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I'D ENAEa8AEES- TU FAMILIES.
kbE,iNI'aSI'RSN.


sssagzs.aslxsssp ARTIFICIAL TEl E1Tks--The hast
cheapest and replete Dental Estabiish
ifSSsYTSGSa psnt in New Orleans, ia DR. FIEIDIECais
'"-S1lII-LJ 1874 Canal street. ~ ="
His facilities npuatng Artificial Teeth are uusurnsssaS
o any Practical mist in the Southern States dsfyng compe
Person eqnrng superior Dentistry should procure it where
they rely upon he experience, skill integrity which
Denial Science produce,
Every Artificial Tooth ia of snrpsSsing beauty which
be detected from the productions nature gradually re-
storing that uniformity TO the features essential youth
tion
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily ex.
tractng Teeth without pain upsrsedins anything
tanned by the profession, astonishing witness H.
AL Operations in Dentistry performed with cRrean6 SKILL and
to chehpnes and utility unsurpassed by others unskl
FULLY applied t@eh remonped and fit at mod
crate charges Al the following prices wrten
copanying each If dered and found
after two months trial their money will be returned
Full Sterling Silver base. .$2b W
full sets finest finish gums bound. 40 90
Full vulcanized Rubber equal gold FROM go 90
Full Hnts IL carat gold base beautiful form 80 TO 60 90
Full % gold base from rs to las %
the perfect gems thai cnr be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited 20
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DE- FteLbGNG, Dental Surgeon,
no tF 194 GarR street.
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GAINES. e. q. & Co, IMPORTERS AND DEAL.
srs in Hardware, Cutlery. etc., Nos. Is Magazine aEd a
AVER aIreeB.
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CUNFENhRATE STATES MARSNAL'S SANE.
CoSFEDEnATE STATES DlSrRlcrl 5. c. MCCLELLAN AND
AL. SHIP ABEAL.-
COURT, LINE. HER TAt!t LIE,
pPAREL and FURNI-
District Of Louisiana. TURE-No s
ny VIRTUE of a writ of Venditioni En-
~ pOnas directed ia The allow entitled sci ! will iry-
coed to sell 10 the highest hi der SATURDAY, 2hh
July 1851, at Y O'Clock NJ he City Ho,e Common
between Camp and Magazine the said ship Abea
line her tackle apparel and furniture lying Post 49,
First District
TERMs-Cash at the time of adj sdication
Confederate States Marshas Office New Orleans lh Day
July. 1851.
C. B. BEVERLEY
iEt2st G. S. Marshal.
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CONSTABLE,S SALES.

St SNEoT On VS. Rn SANF # w COZ
PARISH OF orleans WGa VIE N Us. OIL w.
pY VIRTUE OF a writ of tieEi fscias, to
Nd directed by the Hon D. F. Mitchell Second Justice Of
the Peace tor the h of Orleans in the above entitled ut
will proceed sell public auction in the barroo of the
City Hoel Common street, between Magazine and Camp
streets, WEDhESDAY 2st day OF August, 1861 at Il
o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis.
rct of this CITY, In the square bounded by Brrani Poydras
Prieur and Pedido streets said lot having front Of 80 feet
inches and lines Perddo street. by depth of 10 et the
sad lot forming the of Ferdido aud Prieur streets
said square, shown ske oh drawn by W. Thornton Thomp
Deputy CITY Surveyor dated December 81 1851 and
deposited in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMSTh heing the and last auction the said lot
ground will be definitely adjudicated to the highest and last bid
der whatever it will bring twelve months ccd the pur
chaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
doued according law Said purchaser shall have to ednc
and in cash. the oil costs in he above
about SITS.
W. Fl. WATERS, Constable
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Mn UTsPElY'S RssTEL.
Nos. 90 AND 100 ST. CHARf,EsssTREET,
Established 1887

This conoesonE establishment having hooughiv reno
yatcd making q the PLEASANT well CEN
IBA EQUATIONS in this CITY, the proprietor
numerous friends his thanks for their heretofore ana
soilctth continuation OF their favor confidently assuring them
tba nothing that money buy shall be wanting thai may
eat ibuVe TO their comfort Tho BAR and TEN-PIN AL
LEHS connected with the establishment, unsurpassed
sell If RICHARD MURPHY Pronretor
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SIXTH H HoUNr nuGAN 5ENK1 5S Vs. H.
b NE + &c rf 81 81 eh o an
EEL at Fno aTcon on The rsmissssf ~ IS $ Charles
Jav; 49,, lol& O'Clock 4 NJ, the following described
Two Stnin Whistles, fvcineh
IIaf 4"ssn one ans hsinen stop Jocks Plunbers
Two dozen !rcc-q,mr, inch hoe Couplings.
One dozen rwonch Nadia Cocks or Gas Pines tbrass)
Q and half dozen oneinch Globe Valve Cocks, brass
half dozen three quarterinch Globe yolve Cocks
Two zen , qnsalrGch , cqnRings for Iron Pings
Sne dozen one and hall inch Couplings, for Hose
Thy-rwo dozen one INCH Couplings, for Copper Pipes.
One dozen eInch Gauge Cocks
One dozen three quarter inCH Gauge Cocks.
one dozen five ej%nth;inch GouceU cks.
Eig4 Two Ugh, Pendants; tancy for store
one par Tiye lisht GhanGGIicrs,
Harvey nds Patent Portable Gas Works. Gasou,ete
seizs,l il, the above suit.
TtRMS-lhi, hejns the secod and last n9con, the said
brsr To- whatever win bring at twelve mor' cred the
atg eight per cent 'neres pc: "lnn from da until final
$aid Purchaser shall to deduct and pay in cash the
amount Of printing sherins clerks fees and Keeping which
amount to about $3.50.
Sheriff of the Parish H's Of F Orleans 1r
sIzrEaE Goun DISTRICT pUGANA JENKINS vs. H.
M vGtTS %@ de t tS tsias,
- moi 4drest par hot oraec sSene Cour de district de
sAN IS nc M sSs II s1 s ss
ci-,pres dtsignes Ia verte pubque Ell adjudication de
Le FOkDS DUN MAG ASIN siiue No 1872 St.
Charles. dams lie Prem District de vile,
ap areis pour lie LIE tout suvant nvenaire d6pos6
bureau pour
SAisi tens iafiAire ci-dessns.
CDNDiTuONS-Cette crGe Gtat secOnde derRere Ia
die popaiG dGfntiveD ent adjngae 1us of
nie enrh&rssenr, pour qu Ofrrt douze mos
de credit faolu6rcur fonnirA bon obligation
zion bonne sol able nt tauA do ht pou cent
Fan de N date jus .u'a 'tuit phiemrnt
lie d ptiera cOup.at, ct dGiuctiNn du
prx drdi dicHon les ais d'n nonce, du sheriff greier
s'GleFOt ensemble Ia aomne de $50 environ.
l.. T. PARKER,
ie26 80 1853 Sheriff de la PRroisse dOrGans.
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MARSHAL'S MONITION.
CONFEDERATE STATES DIsrRIcrl CONFEDERATE STATES
EoURT, vs.. SCHOONER F. S.
( JAMES, Etc. In PRIZE.
District of Louisiana. No. q.


CONFEDERATE STATES DlsrRlcrl CONFEDERATE STATES
COUNT, vs.. SCHOONER +. s.
JAMES, Etc. IN PRIZE.
District of Louisiana. No. q.
pE VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant to
ID directed III The vbove emit ted suit, have seized and
taken possession the cneuu part tcnooner F. s.
JAMES her tackle apparel and furniture and bsats and
do cite an adnonish the ami MI and
every other person having orprecndng 10 have
right title in to The b. and appear before
District Court of the Confederate States for the Dstr Gtore
said be holden TIE of New Orleans before the
THIRD MONDAY, from the publication hereof sh0w cause
if they why the sad oneiOuIth of said
schooner s. James should not be condemned law
m pG and the proceeds thereof distributed agreeaby the
priS OF the ibellants.
New Orleans, May 81 1861.
c. =. BEVERLEY
MARSHALL c. S. Of America
AVIS DU MARSHAL.
CorR IF DISTRICT DIES JET ATS. CUNFEDEREs Ia GOE
nis-r,t de Il i.ous;a-eS PRISE. No. 81
I'm NEESEU dun writ i'AIniraut a moi
IA nresSG dams iAlire cidessuS j'ai sAs
quart de Ia goCette f. S. JAMES greeeu
apparnx, merbes bactuX ct ie dome uaihe
propriG,aro propaires ct
personne, ayan prGenant avoir, dCo tire
tore la de g0tialta davor Cour de Dis
trct Ea Gon6dertS, pour lie District susdi deyan
la VILE de Ia Nouvalle Orl6ans lie lie TRO1
SIEME LIN d. dter dc la public liou du present avis pour
re yaloir les raon sis avaen esQuces lie quart
de Ia de goalete f. James, etc crii cOnsdGrGe
prize lesle CT lie produ distribute contomtment la
priere DIES Gemandeurs
Nouvelle ORLEANS, 81 de mai 1861.
C. B. BEVERLEY.
tel 321d Marshall DIES F+at1- COnfa,tras d. Ar,troue
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RAETEGEf, LOWELL s co., SI1IPrl>G MER
~ rhHrts rrr""~ nf GGrnndf'pt and common
Jf4ARR, StgAUFFER O. CO., HAkDWAKF
- I' etc. no ~ sna Agents for Page's Saw
a''R a IL
IA UGSSOAG, n, a. Cet., IEN = AND BOYS GLOTR
IVA ing all sizes lEateR who'asala Hnd cornsl
aSirrR
II E.BUk6EGf JAMES ". AFroR hY-ATLAw
~ New OrhsaS.
Hfice--No 2f Commercial Place iyT ~
sATEkTE, FfEDS. g., BrnKSELIER AM STs
W onPr No 1n5 f'Rnn 5t-,rt
IA Z BEG ~ e&stDabhSlGES- JEWELLERS ofnsr Of
-'r~a 49, Irvri
"a AA4AssAs ~ FOUkHIit, uEAhEhs in 2AuId
VI ing Furnishing Fns 50 street,
LA,
" GUNS u. IL ~ aEkSss., COMMISSION AND FUl.
IN warng Merchants No Front street, opposite
ferry Particular given the
VII kinds Of Tas-a-, p-,lu"e
fNHALkAF. - d. tS~ CO., GOMMlHSIUH MER
W chans uud Importers of Vine No 20 GuIoppholBe BHce
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Hs~RefercrceNr Artemon Hill, No. Chartres strest
New Orleans. fel ly
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CwORD FOR SALE-A FlNE REGULATION
- SWORD, with het. Apply At No. ~ Camp street.
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81 RGsV tsElEMANs a1FsNA NJ EGRE'AL
r. "a IRON WOktS.Ghe uruersfsue beg leave
20 pnbllc ana builders generally, that ssy ne
S&&F factun a kinda OF Architectural ltIlldnE
FogE he. foundry Of Magnolia and gre4a
gGe In Davidson Ro=, Carcndes Str6e-Such
Falling, tnttefe SGta and 3guE pcorg, SlraiRht
+stra, Iron Bridges, Roofs, ste.
They keep constantly hand Wrought
VENT stors Lnd Sash Weights etc aud 81 ell
aser7 de5or ri GSiua, G08anpa Store House
Si:h ifsus ch.
BENNETT r LURHEs Davideos'5 sop,
- tr.rt
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This remarkable spring situated the Abita river
parish of II. TGmuauV miles and half
ngon. large volume of water rises from the earth with
Its temperature found be 60 degrees
Il Is quite unlike waters known in the neghborhood
From its unusual chemical composition the
Scn contains led it has its
deep the eah-being, in fact natural "aresian wel.n
j. L. x " P. r iDnEti,
Erus I.a.i n II,i,-n ~.
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SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
And
Tonic Aromatic Eltters.

or hnse varieties Of Btes the first Is taken mixed
with agreeable fluid whla the be Rken pure
both mingled ogett"r forming Bitter Of greater
less intensity please every The and de
cus flavor these Bsrs have induced the Hst judge
to pronounce them the hest 0: the creation.
They patti lay eaicaci0u- restoring health and re
establishing impaired dgeCn that fruitful Of disegEns
such Dyspepsia, Nervous and Liver Affections General
Weakness een al of which render tei sell burden.
III any kind Of Fever. Oowe1 by Iacted
weakness remedy is better iaptsd
strength and hasten the complete health
1.-The American Bitters may likewise De taken pure
they do rot contain much spirits the apparently strong he9o
they arises from the the Freionnanee Of Bit
principle both Of which, however highly agreeable
Said ters has been introduced into general the prin
cpn1 Hotels, Clubs, foIeehouscs,
Prepared and sold by
A. A. PEYCHAUD, Apothecary,
30 Rpya street, New Orleans.
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IT, ALLEGHANY SPRINGS usse
MI MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. -

49, THE A3ITA SPSENGS-MRS A. -y44t
;H BOSSiEkE respectfully announces to her friends T4
WILL. and the public generally, that her house
for the reception of visitors The unrvaled medicinal
baths be enjoyed perfection, the facilities
bathing we been greatly increased and improved Her table,
heretofore will be aundanty supplied and every attention
will be paid the comfort Of invalid She earnestly by
her uutrng eSeron give satisfaction all who
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance fl III he villages of Covngon and Vaudeville it
deTs the drives to those places convenient
The Aba bus will he in attendance the landing at
Covington to nyey passengers 10 the Springs.
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In mineral water where many assocaely held
in solution It conceded to be how these ingredients
chemically united the other We may, however in
this case, infer that The contains
Carbonc acids eilcin chloride of magnesium hi-eabonne
of lime chloride OF sodium carbonate of soda. secate of po
bcabonatT Of IRON sicse OF soda slumno chloride of
sodiu-n and rrnhnhv other combinations myl0t IF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-16
uonstruc.s GAS WORKS. for COAL or Eos1H.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-22
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs in King George.

P0sT CONWAY, VA July Is, 1891
Notwiths landing the call was anticipa ted
our militia was considerably "hurried" upon
the appearance OF Gov. Letcher's late procla-
nation. While there is no lack of proper zsal
for the cause, nor want of nerve to meet the
conflict III which they have been called upon
TO engage, yet there are many who find them
selves surrounded by such circumstances as
render ii next TO impossible for them TO leave
their homes Great indeed will be the sacri-
flee in many individual cases, but all personal
interests and considera tons must now be
made 10 yield to the higher service we owe to
cur country. The various militia com panies
Of the county will rendezvous at our Court
House on Monday next, where they will re-
main to await further orders.
At Matthias Point all has been quiet for
the past ten or twelve days. There have been
some cases OF sickness among the soldiers
there, but none have as yet proved fatal.
A most melancholy accident occurred Ia our
midst on Monday last Mr.. VIM. j w. Greer
and y, h. Sp;lmap, the former resident OF
this county aud FOstniast9r at Shiloah, the
latter a son Of MIR. VIVA. l. Spilman Of West.
I'D oreland, while bathing with party Of other
gentlemen IN Rosters Greek. were swspt OF
by the current and drowned. Their bodies
have since been recovered. Mr.. Greer leaves
a large family. upon whom the saddest afilic-
ton has fallen ~ this rne.aar ao.J OCCURRENCE.
He was man OF the most generous impulses,
kind and affec tionate In his family. anu n'ghly
esteemed As a friend and neighbor. Young
SpiInan, though but q lad, was universally
beloved. Brave almost TO iault, yet 80
amiable In his disposition ana exhtoiting sucn
manly and noble traits OF character as 10 On.
in contact. REKAB.