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AIRLINE ADAIR,
Or,
Who's the Captain -!
A HISTORICAL ROMANCE OF FRONTIER LIPa.
BY r. O. KRNDALL.

Besides the varied ehertsinusnt sGsred IN the foreEo-
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W.T. AND HUEOR-
We nay also add
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SOUTHERN FAMILYJOUKNAL FOR 1861.
SOUTHERN FANILYJOURNAL FOR 1861.
SOUTHERN FAMILYJOURNALF FOR 1861.
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RICE, LULL & CO.
SCHOOL WANTED.
d 3. s. sTROTHER

rTGs removed bis onos " ne nsW iron building %
El Bsoond street, between jefferson snd Adams
fraeu, ever Btratton, NcDEVir 4 Co. uhers be esn Be
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AEADB 10 TIE Controller Of sbs Stats Of Tennessee
w on ne F-EsT DAT OF JANBAEf, 1881.
l.. The name OF this company IL The Hartford Pre- In
suranes company, and Is located 81 Hartford, Con
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4oA G3sW6 E
II. The rule Of he ssmpany II, not 20 sEcesd s10,OO0m
any oze risk, subject 70 loss By q single Ore.
y. The amount Insured 10 acity or village depends upon
lie sIUe-Eeuersly all the desirable risks % be
had subject 70 the rule lsst shove uzmed.
-. Ths amount insured In any one btock o. buidines
depends upon It's size and oonstrlclsn, subject b.
the rule above referred to.
Il. The SCI q Incorporation is the sane a. heretofore
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MisrEnanEqns.
MEMPHIs cav VANISH ROOns.


TYHE subscriber wifhes 10 inform the citizens that he
II Is iOw ready 10 receivs old and seocud hand farnl-
ture Of every description 70 repair and varnish the
aEme, and, II e Il desirable. he has no objections 70 re-
pairing the furniture At the family resideuce-the ex-
pense o. drhying and hauling would be saved. He viii
re-uphelgter and furnish new hair cloth % chairs.
sofas and dtvans. All description " steamboat rufni-
ture, chairs repaired and painted, and no o~biec.ions %
going any distance In the country on the plantatienst
thus tht expense, trouble and transportation Of the FUR
nitnre 10 the city and back again can be snves-it,
alone, would pay the repairing o. II. Apply as above,
81 address me through the post once.
fe7-diu HENRY BEAREs
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Females and Children

Can use this strengthening Cordial for weakness G
stomach diseases o. any Kind. TO the usther, uhil
nursing these nitters are Indispensable, and more pal
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&. HUNTINGDON. President
THO. c. ALLYN, Secretary

}. Z. Agent,
fe1-Im BANK BUILDING.
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THE BRITISH REVIEWS.
n
BLACKW00D'S MAGAZINE.
IS EDINBURG MAGAZINE
IT.

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW CLi5s-
ran.
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EQUAL 70 every emergency he original recipe vas
handed over % a respectable nrm Of pharmaceutical
chemists in Edinhurg, Wh0have prepared it exclusively,
till its Introduction into the Southern States 3 shoIt
time ago. And It may be mentioned a. q c~.nelusiFe
proof Of its Intrinsic merit aud superiority oTert al ether
preparations o. stomach medicines, either in Eurspe or
Amarillo HAT uurnrf ~
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], Robt. 3. Woke, Notary Public in and for the county
aforesaid. do hereby certify that 7 have examined Esd
compared with the ~foreEoins statement. the bonds,
certificates Of stock, mortgages, ETC.. belonging to the
Insurance Company Of the Valley OF virginia, and ind
them 70 correspond herewith. And I DO further Ger
dfy, that the value shKsd 10 each Is correct, 50 far as I
an able to determine from ~quotEtiooI and other reliable
sources OF information. and that the MORTGAGES are on
property Of double the value q the dektS secured
hereby.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto Subscribed my
name, and zmxnd my nDtoriAl seal, at the town Of Win
chester, Va, February 1Ith, 1861.
ROBT. 7. WOLFE Notary Pgbiie.
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OF VIRGINIA,

I, J.. c. RELY, CLERK Of the county court Of Friedrich
county, in the State aforesaid, 90 hereby certify that
R. Brown, before when the foregoing ahdavit was
made, IL a Justice Of the Peace In AID for said county
daily commissioned and Hworn. and that 70 all his acts
as such, ful faith and credid are due and Of rigth ought
to be given, as well in courts Of justice as thereout.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto subscribeded
ny name, and fixed The seal Of Haid county, this 1Ith
day Of February, 1851, and in tas ssh year OF The com
m0awealth. 10. RELY, c. G.
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Notice.

Attachment Notice.
+, WOerne Before c. A. Mallory, J. P. At
Va. }tsch1ent against an Ascending
VIM. Hunthauss. J debtor.
nlHE defendant viii taks ne'ios that an tttaehmsni
i has been sworn cot against hf'n, and levied upon 3
lot Of Liquors and Bar Fixtures, as the property Of said
defendant, and set for trial before said Justice on the
9th day OF April, 1851, At 10 O'clock, At which time and
place the defendant Is notified 70 appcar and defend II
he see cause. This Glib day Of March, 1861.
mr7-V4s c. A. MALLORY, J. P.
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New byelng EstabIishment

MEsSRs. MATTHEW'S s. HUM,
\ ATE Of sac school Of the great and celebrated Chem
zeal Dyers and soourors, Cook 3 Matthew'S, Of St
LSuls, have been induced - open an establishment for
carry ing on the above business In all its bTsRches.
Every desohpiiea Of Eentlenen'a Coats, vests and Fsnt
are dyed, oieEnsed and FeetaFsd 10 their original penec-
ti0a. They certainly do remove eYefy Epot Bf grease,
paint, wax and tar, together with all other blemishel
and impurities 70 which such garments are lisble, ane
warrant The spots not 20 resppent. Gait and examine
you, no cnzfIIs viii BE- made. Thair once son JeGers0r
street. bst~iien Main sad Front Bow.
nri7:Iy 4 INT.
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IMPORTANT TO INVENTORS
ROBERT w. FENWTCK.

(LAts manager Of the Washington Branch Once OF the
Scientific American Pstent Agency Of Hessrs.
Munn & Co., and for more than ten years om-
ciAlly connected vita said erm, and with an
experiences Of fourteen years in every
branch relating to the Patent once,
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READY MADE Il
Grocery and Millinery
a a u ~ 81

70 3 TO Il y.
GREAT VARIETY o. Wen-selectsd. fresh and 50
-A perior Groceries and PreVisionsl nne wines Aml
1uperior Iiauou, Of tireci iuportslon, are aiEayf
TEES CA hand e. ne store o. JUHE III -HAETLHa, cor
M, Se-Ffude and Desolo streets he has JUS receiyef
-rerf cnrsirumeut Of Aue 81 Louis hamss iW
pehfrh Ms estabishmeut is celebr1ted.
pa Eert ne Grocery sstablithmeut, on Deeote street -
~ inst onened q store via ~ tutIrely ueW flocE q
z -a.tionable Millinery, B81ues, DrT apodss r1mmlnE
= everr article ia thEf lire % busihsEs.
j competent aud erperiencaf lazy VII attend % az
mia NAV extend their patrCuaEe- Ladies are ikrltsd
call and Inspect the Eprt-g aieEs Whlch Val De fouaa
-.-.erior and Attractive. aud d prices that vii suit the
JOIN III. HAHTLET,
ANmH Corner Ll1den and Bssofo streets
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GERMANTOWN
WI take this method OF informing our friends, and
w Planters generally, that since oar destructive FIRE
of last year, we have rebuilt and are now a. work with
many additional advantages. Our Gins combine, in q
high degree, al the requisite qualities Of q hrst class
Gin. They have been In use in this and surrounding
States for twelve years, and from their increased de-
mand and popularity We know that they are giving the
best Of satisfaction.
All Gins warranted TO work well. Orders solicited and
promptly executed.
Messrs. Y 4 ERRLEY are our SCENTS for the
city Of Memphis, and take pleasure in receiving orders.
mrb-w6m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
eisaaya Nellie Il

smith ' AYgt
enath Mrs chas II
SIN. n 3r5 ja1e &
: NTH Mrs mary K
hoi h hrs, Y 18th
Smith Mrs Amelia
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Tr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEkT TO CRSDIFOaS,
gstees, ncInbrar and next OF kin Cause Petition
under the Court of Chancsry Qreiand) rsguss,on,
ACT 1850, Section l5-ln the matter OF the Reverend
1hom-e Casey, the Reverend lobn shsnnahsn and
r,cbol.e Power. Executors OF NARY Power decesssi,
Petitioners thomas nsher snd Margaret kaher, bis
wife, Respondents bsreby reauire all persons im,og
b. creditors cniry leg ,tees next OF HIN " aary
Power late OF etradbsly n me county Of Waterford sid
deceased before the rtntesh day + August
TO furnish IN writing 10 The petitioners or % fere sey Of
No 81 NoIf 0sat Georges strees Dublin and Waterford,
Their SOLICITOR she and pseculars OF thsr ssvsr
demsnds panied, Of simple contract DEBTS, by
mept OF the consideration II such debts 10 thst
the Petitioners without expense 20 them Prove
80 this meter sus much Of their demands hail
think just OF bs soa auce or dallo~ence OF suy
eaid creditors SHAH receive due notice And al
such creditors whose demands sha be dissAo Fet either
wholly pant SHALL At tie peril o. be liberty
fife 10 ofce ~ respect OF the claims
dsao~ed within fortnight aft they shall
isejy hsve received notice o. such dsallowsnce
require all persons having claims affecting The real
and frneboid Of the safe Mary over, file
al my chsmbtrs Qnsy n the city Of Dublin
fore the twentieth day OF august ne IN order Oh
may he on and proved according to he General
Or3ers Of the 18th May, 1887
Dated this first dsy VI June 1851
EDw. Ard BIT ron. Msster in Chaucery.
KELLY, Solicitor for the Petitioners No 81 North
Great Georges street, Dublin and Waterford
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CTOlE TO LBT-NO Se5 BROADWAY, 60 FEET DEEP.
y wnl be let very low 70 good tenant Apply At IA OAnai
street, mp stairs.
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TO LkT-PARflALLY FURNlHHED Oh OEhxRTIsK,
upon advantageous terms the brown stone House sl8
Leypq avenue containing all modern pro eents
recently thoroughly repaired and tasteful a,tsd sih ss
adapted Tor small private family. sent moderate fAe
LADY, II desirable would arrange take portion
Est fourth n
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SEGARS AND TOBACCO.

NE3ARS-vghY CHEAr FOR CASH ONLY. Tae Az.
, sspee at No ~ Broad way uEt sci, out ire SOCK o.
Se,fa, 10, rsfo-e buysIp nj jDmesc and %sTn
eesrs would cJnrah ther interest By Calling st At u
Broadway
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no LRT-A SUIT OF ROOMS, CONSISTING OF A
Sitting Hoou, two Bedrooms and q Kitchen; Also SIGHT
and ably Basement 1870 in the new building 26 ninth
Of Ninth avenue suitable for private tAnnx
manufacturing busineaB rent mOserate Apply 10 JAA15
BkIiT, S6l eixth avenue, thirty fourth street.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

AIDES AND 6ENtLEMFN HAVING DIAG0SnS,
IL Watches old Je~ery knvsr~sre diaposs Of seonot
co better than apply Va LOUIS ANR,NP, 72s Broadway,
under the orr Boie buys cssh snd the
LpLeat o.
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DIAL EsrATE PARTIES DEriniU3 OT BJNISG
II or bring tr m LIST Of May pretty Int subs.enssl
Cottages price, beau fu village,
from feH Ork invited exam a mod1 sg-
finished but not offered for Apply the insurance
Oh ce rs Liberty street
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THO LEr-rHE SECOND FLOOR OF rHR NEW BROWN
stone house 29 Sixth avenEe nesr Foure-nea street
Kent Szt per month Also the nasament In three apart
ments Apply In the store 2i0 Sixth avenue
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pnhr OFFIUE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NNrCd-IaE MAILS For Fu soPE
via sou.hsmptou nnc " mbtrg Uli.sd states
e. bavaria S clco - ibis oIcc Saturday, ire c9b day
Of June, At ,C1s o'5',ck a. II.
TlLLlsM B. TAYLOR Pos tn astef
I.OsT OF FICn NOTICE -vHE MAILS FOR IpEi,ANU.
4 win t'is- nroxI ps- Untd Dthte. City
tno,e Win lose a; ' Office on Saturday the sh dy OF
June, at II "a o'cio.k = NJ
,Wii.l,iA r. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
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NTANTED 20 FUICUAsE-A HIGH syONP HS UsE
w situated between Fourth and Eighib avenues and
Eighteenth bnt ibrysiY
May noxt rice $500 10 $500 Adores s.ors NO. ol6
budtoD street.
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DENTIST AK.

4 RI1tiC1AI Bolse FILLING FtlsDECkYrp TFgrs
- --!rs v ilts n. ~i,h5I' pain A,aiIg
teetl or mare auc!s hea VITA s sbs deco
JANE rESSnuN n, y. Rooms 50 Broadway west she
Ga dew alvye se,fpfepsn street,
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GrORE 247 EIGHTH AVENUE TO LEc-G GOOD 10.
- cation for any business; possession July Apply The
store, 10 @. iHOAPhON VI Slesoker and
streeta
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ITO Ls1-A TWO STORY HOUsB AND Az AoRB OF
Land 81 GoAeinyie station, on the New ISrs and erie
Apply BED0E CO. Of Congress and Main streets
Paterson, New JerSy, personally or by letter
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DOR sALE-GRFAT SAOBlrIOE -RlqqT BRJOx
II tenement Houses IN good order ehiy encunnbered:
mortgage easy one o. the ~ neighb de-
Ing fourt en- per cent amount Of loo asked soae
hersld Office - ~ Nv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-07
The Storm at Hatteras lnlet-Loss OF
ArmV SIOTos,

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 5.-The Spaulding
has just arrived here from Hatteras Inlet, bring
ing Col. Hawkins, who proceeds to Washington
on special boat upon business connected with
his post.
The storm at Hatteras Inlet was very eevere
and the recent high tides have completely over.
flowed the space outside the Forts.
A new channel is forming between the Forts,
aud it is apprehended they may become untena-
BILE.
About quarter of the clothing of the 20th
Indiana Regiment had been landed from the
Spaulding Friday night; but the gale coming
on with tremendous severity, it was washed
away. Some other stores were also landed and
lost yesterday. Ten days rations for the Fort
were safely landed; but the Spaulding brings
back the greater part of her cargo. @-
Five rebel steamers came near the Inlet yes.
terday, but retired after firing few shots.
Two coal schooners, carrying fuel to the
feet, made Hatteras Inlet during the gale and
hoisted signals Of distress, but could not be
reached by the vessels inside.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-07
From tho south, via Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 5.-Buckner has retired to-
ward Bowling Green and Stanton has gone back
into Tennessee.
The Federal troops In Kentucky under Sher.
man are thus divided: Gen. SchoepR commando
the Eastern, General McCook the Central, and
General CritteEden the Western Divisions. ln
the W estern Division Colonel Burbridge has ad'
vanced to Woodbury.. The Central troops have
advanced 10 Bacon creek, and IL is thought our
troops are able to assume the defensive with oil
security. rx5.
Southern papers say the loss Of the rebels at
the Leesburg ARht was three hundred killed
and wounded. 111 ~
One hundred and sixty Federal prisoners from
Leesburg reached Richmond on the 24th ult
Richmond papers say General Evans fought
at Leesburg contrary to orders and is TO be
court martialed, and that tho Federal loss at
that engagement 10 two thousand, killed and
wounded. ' a'' 1.lg. ~i I,a'
The Knoxville Register says the rebel loss
at Wild Cat was only FIVE killed and twenty
three wounded. 90
Colonel Ficklein asks achievements from
Richmond, and fears the Federals will cut OF
Prestonburg, Kentucky, from com municatior
| with Virginia.
Beauregard's official report of the battle oI
Manassas says three hundred and ninety mine
rebels were killed, twelve hundred wounded
and that the Federala lost forty-6ve hundred
killed, wounded and prisoners He says hit
entire force there was twenty-eight thousand, o.
which one-iourth only were engaged.
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G0L1mRTs POST ORRIoE.
.nAly.l 1nD psgA.rvhr o. MAIls.
DrrARrupRs

ULTAhEuAMus
Malls for New York Oily, Boston, Albany, Buffalo
pittsburgh eteubsnyIlle way Cleveland, Zanesyille
NeWark Granville Warrington City, Baltimore, Phila
dslpha and New Orleans, close daily Sundays except
'a through nm mali for New York and Cleveland close
dailv (Sundays excepted NJ 3 o'clock D. m.
o. b. o. R. B. Way Mall closes daily Sundays ex
central Ohio Way Nail closes daily Sundays excepted
cipcnnat Way Mall closes daily Csundays szOeptsd a
Chicago, DUBUQUE, Delaware, Marion and worthIng.
ton Malls closes daily SUNDAYS excepted at2 O'Clock
Malls for xepia, Springfield Dayton, Toledo, oincln-
coa:. cs dsy sSnssy. sacspsa a. @ Sso sIp
A through mail to xenia, springfield and Cincinnati
closes daily (sundays excepted at 10 o'clock a. m
Urbana, Piqua, Tlnn and Union City mail closes daily
(Bundays exceptsd) at 8 o'clock p. m.
Lancaster Logan Nelsonye, CIrclevile, Chilllcothe
Portsmouth, Washington 0. H., Athens, Marietta and
Hsboroueh mails close daily Sundays excepted) ct
East Way Mail by National Road to zanssvllls closes
daily (eundays excepted at ~ O'Clock m. %
HarrsbuFgh Mall cosss daily tsundays sxesptsd at9
Mt. Vernon Mall, by way Of westeryille and sunbuy
closes daily Sundays excepted) at o'clock p. m..
Dublin Mall closes daily Sundays exoepted)at O'Clock
Lancaster Way Mail closes daily Sundays sKcepted at
o'clock p. m. as
Mails from New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo,
Detroit, Springfield, Cincinnati, Ohlcothe, bt Louis
and all Southern cities, arrive between the hours OF
o'clock D. m. and o'clock 4. m. 30. fQ -
MAilsfr from Indianapolis, Chicago and Dubuque arrive
at $40 O. m. ~ lH Ft
Mails from Washington City, Baltimore, Wheeling,
zanesyile, Newark steubenvle, Mt. Vernon, and the
o. o, r. 4. Way Mall, arrive at ~ o'clock m.
Way Mall from, Cincinnati arrives at O'Clock p m.
Lancaster Mail arrives OF 0 o'clock D. m.
East Way Mail over the National Road arrives at IL
O'Clock o. m. %.
Mt. Vernon Way Mail arrives at 100 D.. m.
Mail from Dublin arrives at 70 o'clock m.
UrbanA Way Mail arrives OF o'clock p. m.
Harrisburgh Mail arrives at II o'clocka. m,
Lancaster Way Mail arrives at u O'Clock m
Office delivery open every day (except Sunday from
o'clock 0. m. 10 8 O'Clock p. m. Open on Sundays
from TX to o'clock In the morning, and from to
O'Clock In the evening.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Y Yesterday afternoon
two workmen were killed and one severely In.
jured by the blowing up of building at the
Bridesbufg Arsenal, containing Illuminating
powder.
The Baltimore Sun says Beauregard was al
Gordonsville, Va, on Monday, bound to Char.
lesion. ..#.
The News sheet has q statement from Anna.
polls that eleven thousand troops are gathered
there, to be sent South as soon as the trans.
ports of the expedition return. .. f. ....
Lieut.. Kurly, U. s. NJ, released on parole
from Richmond for the purpose Of endeavoring
to effect an exchange of prisoners, It is said, IL
likely to succeed, having enlisted the sympathy
of the Government by his description OF the
treatment Of prisoners in Richmond. The
Cabinet will give the matter the deepest consid
Grafton.