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BUREaD 70 DsATE.-A correspondent Of the
Hartford Times, writing Irou Westeeld,

BUREED TO DRATR.-A correspondent Of the
Hartford Times, writing IRON Westeeld,
Mass, July g. says:
Monday evening Miss EIecta Shepherd, Of
this town, daughter Of Solomon Shepherd,
aged Is years, was burned to 8 crisp by the
explosion OF g can OF burning nuid. the
young lady was engaged IN getting tea, and
the fire not burning quite as rapidly desired
she took the can, obtaining gallon of fuid,
aud turned a quantity OF Il into tne stove !!
There being a blaze in the stove, the cen ten ts
OF the can of course exploded, scatts, ing the
fluid over her anu setting her clothes or I,re,
ana the whole of them were burned from her
person, and her body was blackened and crisp
ed. While her clothes were burning, she I'll n
into u room where lay sick brother, and in
getting blanket from his bed TO wrap around
her she set fire to the bsd. The boy vae but
little burned. The mother Of the gri, in at
tempting 10 eZtinSuish the flames, was badly
burned aboa. ths face, hands and arms. The
yoans lady fingered some fl We hours in the
greatest agony, and begged Of those Ground
her to cnt her throat and end her misery.
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Fire Hundred hore ''S'asitire Slaree."--A
gentleman who has just arrived from Giouces-
ter county informs us that the Aholitionis's at
Fortress Monroe have stolen as many as 500
negroes from those localitiea, which are forth
tTitt to be sent off to Cuba for sale. They do not
recognize the negroes as property, they cay,
bnt the sontaerners do, therefore the '.fugi-
ssives" are to be disposed &C IN order to help to
pay the expenses OF quitting down the rebel
lion.' The depredations Of the barbarisns are
SC s.est that families are moving away in hor-
roy and alarm.
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Republican, OF the 4th. learns that on Tuas,
day previous an ARRAY occurred near the
steam saw mill, in that county, between
four persons named Steadman, father and
three sons, on one side, and Green Shelton,
baiiif, Mayfeld and one or two o,ners whom
he had summoned to his aid in arresting the
Steadmans, in which Jchn Staadnasn was
shot dead, one OF mis- brothers mortalty
wounded, and Skelton shot ir the kLse and
arm. There had been come fighting lefore
between the Steaduans and n Mr. White
and the affray occurred in resisting the arrest
OF the Steadmans. It is said that during the
contest about thirty shots were fred.
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= w ASTVhEF1
Captain Of Flat Rock X .fcplen

A DrsTAsr yIsw or rAs CoMsr THE adstos
OF the Wilmington IN. q Journal, having
consulted his AstTono nicaI books, thus scien-
tiicaily discour~eth
The comet ie growing ''amai! by degrees and
beau tifuiiy less" and it does 10 IL o,e "a tail
untold" calculated 70 astonssh or fr,ghten
ANYBODY. CONTRARY 70 the usage OF Comes,
II appears 10 Le moving North ward and seems
to circle In a mario wing comp night 0y
night around the pole.star. We must pre-
sume that IL will soon disappear. We have
caicutaasd its "siemente." They consist Of
one head. big rs q star, but hazy. one tail
forked sllghIIy aad at present aoout two
yards long and not at all curly. According
to Sir Isaac Newton, u comatA saii. If snb-
lected TO n reasonable pressure. might be
squee zsd into quart pot.
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A BRAvs WOMAN We learn that when the
Slote was captured, and the men from the
Mohawk went to take down the Confederate
flag, Mrs. Col. ID. p. Holland rushing IN and
sei2irg it, wrapped it around her, and dared
them 70 touch Ii, protesting that she herself
would die before IL should be furied Having
presence of mind TO burn the sioop's pape-s,
when Mrs. II. was asked for them she poi"ted
to the stove AS she passed Fort William
with the II X given 20 the breez-, q salute OF
one gun was fled Long may she live to see
the people OF the South enjoy all the HESS
ings OF civil and religious liberty under the
ample folds Of the Stars and Birs.--Tul.ss.
h1s8ee Hs,cs
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EonputK ga JuFv IL 1881

koRFoLK, VA JuFy IS, 1851.
Jcf community was soCI.e ~ 4 tL 8stir yester-
Gif, abnut five O clock, caused by q most Gpa-
perttt hIht, quite q number being engaged
W Wb'c6 sabres and pistols were freely used.
u aIiir grew out OF a dispute about the
lf'sSul "crisIs," In which two men named
h'ieat and Reynolds received severe injuries
= 10 lDTIaor Was GU In ioGr or II ve piaces and
It'siYed a pistol shot in the back. The latter
. v0undad in the shoulder by pistol ball,
"t'tH, striBiH2 the bone. IL is thought lofg ed
l" eis angs. Sarcicai aid was quickly called,
o'' Nb learn their situation is considered dam
t'fO3s they Are Tesiden Is OF our city. Their
@'s.i' tntS wara from Alabama one of the
!Nlt+I after fling II kuight, ran hastily from
~ t2t leaving his comrades Ia the fight
80" use - eeiore the Mayor, who will no
o.uo' gave the matter attention and ferret out
tES psr'i-s
+a@ r'ning Of cannon, am glad 10 know, is
FWlG on very successfully at the Gosport
Fa' besides other opera tions for war pur-
Haa was arrested some days ago. in the
NY "i SeWeil's Point or Craney Island.
:, :, b)tl, On suspicion ~ making his way TO
."r'ae'ny A pis tof and powder flask were
ia't on hls person, but the Mayor, judging
go. innocent according TO evidence, irnmedi-
@t-if discharged hiIa
~, va sunday last we psid s. visit 10 the North
-'''i''@ E"c mpmcnt, aoout two miles from
80 - t'yi ana arrived in time 10 hear portion
- '1e admirable sermon OF Rev. Mr Jenkins,
- t'f feginent. We were glad to SEQ so large
- @tNuhto-r Ia aIt@nd ,nce. The remarks abound
90 Ia :. eiiak through Jgt, and r,ns1 have a hap
~ 'Hnurnce among his hearers
am giAa 10 hesr that no more bos Is will
I've our city uooer fisgs of truce This is q
"4'r measure, gnd must result ravors D,y TO
- cur ca.se Many letters OF Il priya u aa.
'e baYe already bsen conveyed through this
,'iftuei q COIN ~ n iea tion 10 the enemy and
=, - ruisrGCe received which they would o,her-
"'se nave been without
f"ner prevails here that s'P csyune" will
Us VI Il ''for cert1ia" next week. He
oe+n coming for the last NO or three
~. no, pr bly, s.eing the danger such y
- ~ would incur, has decided 70 keep of
"aiis~-a " Lee prscaution, all viii admit
LUNA.
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Ancient Po'cder.-Lleut. J. Hatley Norton,
has sent lis s. small package of gun powder
taken P few days since from aloaded ten inch
shell, one cf fifteen found in a concealed
magazine, {resr Gloucester Point.) used by
Lord CORVALLIS in l7sI. The powder, which
hy age is nearly in the impalpabls state, has
lost none Of its explosive qualities. The she'll
from which it was taken has been sent BY
Captain JEFF. Peyton, of peyton's Artillery, TO
his Exeellency President Davis.
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SroPPAaE OF FAcroRrRe.-Tke Boston Jour,


The managers Of the Portsmouth Steam
Factory having been compelled to make q
small reduction In the price of wages last
wetk, the sIinners refused 10 work. and alb
sented themselves froEn the mills. Therpsult
has been the uai!s have stopped running en-
tirely. and several hundred operatives are out
Of employs meEr.
The cotton mill OF the Washington Oompa.
company have been running of their cotton
goods for some time past. The woolien mills,
however, are running full time, aud some
extra. The capital OF ths Pacific Company,
according to recent statement, Is q, ,s25 0O0--
all paid In. Whole amount OF debls, ] uns l.
eI ,9C6, ,b21 SO.
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an htEeisat Weapon.--Sevorai companies Of
the large pumbe- Of troops that arrived on
Friday night and Saturday we're armed with
the bunting rife, weapon that will DO
splendid service n the hands of men accus-
toned to its use. In skirmiskiDg, these com
panies will play t.e very deuce with the enc
my, and it is in that sort of duty, We presume,
that they will mainly re employed. We Felt q
considerable amount OF satisfaction, and had
our confidence vastly increased, when VIC saw
these sturdy riaeraen march through our
streets
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PARTIAL FAILuRE OF TEE t,oRPsn Csop IN rnr
BkAzILs We have received flies Of Rsn la
metro papers with dates to May 2s The
disease has attacked The coffee plants il
some localities, and the new crop In those
places will be- entirely destroyed. The farm-
ers are naturally very much alarmed. Tbs
has been found to contain diamonds. and
numbsrs Of men have Eone TO try their hand
1t diamond hunting.
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Violation Of MARKET Ordiaanee-Warner
Carlton was ordered to pay fine of So and
have i3 chickens confscatsa to the use of the
city, on Saturday. by tho Mayor, he having
bought the lot in market and attempted to sell
the,n again the Sane day, in contrayention Of
an ordinance prohibiting huckstering.
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a. ''s,"1 '.a 'Esof raspA The post bill resolved
,bs q psst once ia this city ysstef cav. nom
iutos.] s~st u istef at Tampa, had the following
lar w+fttso on IL. 'tThe X II. Guv-
me-, - e'"ex ding our har-bor. She has 10
a. .,..a, ~" ooa'd. among which here are 20 cases
49, s3H.pox There are two schoonsrs slong.
- sae Rty Iiah.
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NEWS from THE CREw or TIRE SAvARsAH
We are gratiiied 70 be able TO state that let
ter OF recent date has been received from Mr..
John Harieston, 1st officer OF the privatser
Savannah, In which he states thar nous or tho
ot1csrs or crew Of that unfortunAts vefse1
have yet bsen brought to TRIAL; that thsy were
situated ~ comfortably ~ could ~ desired
under the circumstances, and that they wOuId
have the advau tags of tho sblest conps+l II
tho coadact Of thstr dsfsncs. - 0snytssfox Ners'
eNvv. sFss@ ~ tAFe4
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TIT ScHooHREs CAp1CRED orr CKDAR kRYs -
The Apaiachicola Ola News, OF the 9Th
inst, gives the subjoined facts in relation 70
q recent exploit which has haen announced by
telegraph
Four sailing vessels appeared or Cedar
Keys on the lst instant On Ine 1ai. the
steamer Madison, fniiy armed. ard manned
with two companies tationed a that point,
Gsn. Whit Smith In cOicrrand, went out after
th-m and succeeded i'll capturing the foar.
IL viii oe remembered thai some time ago
the bioeAading vessel OFF New Orleans eoTne-
wherP-the 1tassach achusettS--capture6 five of
our schoOpers-ODe loaded with railroad iron
for tue mobile raiiICad, CEe with brick, one
win tGrpentine, one with mixed cargo Of
turpent,pe and salt, and the Gitl, e Mexican
craft " ith Hour. Tne squadron proves "a De
the same boats and were on their way to Key
West, as prizes, under command OF Lieut..
Geo. L. Selden, when the four first described
became becamed of Cedar K-ys, and were
Iecaptured The fifth had left the so uaGron
some days previous, the Lieusenant Gays,
against his orders, and Was not seen by the
capturing party. II has baen suggested that
her crew may have become DISCUS ted ": n the
dirty wcrH OF AIr. Lincoiu an,. are now afioat
on ineir own hook TIE names OF the scboon-
eTs we have not learned
Our prisoners released consisted of four
teen white men and one negro. The lincoln
vass ais captured consist Oh Lieut.. SsIoen and
nineteen seamen from tae Massachusetts
crew, VINO were brought to this city OF Satur-
Lientanant, who Is on parole OF honor, con-
f;ned III our county iii, awaiting the orders OF
tbs Governor who iS now absent from the
Ca pitoi Lieut.. Selden is q Virginian.
We gDcw rot Wht ccVrse Will be pursued
.n the premises, but presume The prisoners
will be sent to Richmond, and the vessels re-
turned TO thsir owners. the captora only
claiming salvage probably.
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II. T. Nelson. at Newton Factory, near
Augusta, "a. IL manufacturing bobbins and
spo0ls ON an extensive scals. - .
a difieuity aboat y pet hear led % the kill
ing OF 6smusl Tata BY Mr.. UsStansdo, In
Jacksonport, Ark., . few days ago.
Savsyour seeds lor planting nsxt ysas.~
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Ssa5bing Case.-The Mayor. on Saturday,
sent on for trial before tho Hastings Court,
Emanuel, slave of r. II. Cooke, for fsioniousIy
stabbipg RO. Rell a slave
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EKuh. NORFOLK.
~ oos&ssrosDbNch oe. rsB D,arATcH
kozPotg, Va July -, 1s6l.

EozFots, Va July -, 1s6l.
There bPe been nothing OF special interest
f1r ina p1stAty or two. R1mlT7 continue %
-el. - OF a speedy bcInhiI q tnsut Of our city
b. are regarded OF ltti. consequence.
"r l~aTn frotn lady WHO couvfrSec vi n
ti15 Seggr, = former resident near Od Point
tE-J ibe Lincoln sCoT1t Te'g !oGE from her TWO
homes aAd = carriage apd kept them for come
-7t'sf. WEaH tCT 2 sone -saG1n thay were in
Gt 90 tl re,uru tn ~. = dtd not t. I'VE
them l1A.. Ia hG7 possession before they were
lEsi1 0teE aua when iAst seen, Mrs Pic
17Ure Ent'aE WIS 5eeF tfkirg 2 pleasant ride
j. reea d111 ptou and Old Point We knew
Fr7yUra KS plJs egE.t. for stealing but We
mus y sA.a eEee!s tofuer traits ia has cha
=. .rT.
Bl v-rt-rGlra cllu'e vts ffret hare in
hHlor ~ tne death Of tae late distinguished
Governor Of North Carolina. hs was held
H. 1ish esteem by his many friends 10 this
Au1scarce'y q vye make this ANNOUNCEMENT I,
~1e-H 80 g - cajled upon tc recsiya the re-
y! i'. ot one " oar L. Dat res n'c red citizens,
81 ". I Griffith, wh ded AZ the SpcingS,
Nh't4-:, lts- u IYernor Ellis, be h ID gone 20
r-rU- Ms sealfh
The admirable order cf Col. iager. relaGve
. persons Fishing in our waters without per
al's, ctnaot fisil 10 have its good EFFECT and
j It@GCe n oUT canSs I1Prs nave b -an enc
-liSs IA Cur Taidss W51 have obtainsi par
"a sion 10 20 down he river pnder the riea
81 n-h'nE, ont WHO have been engaged in 60
S-''i ger &c fpt lHt enemy. we nave lD1le-
l''tahs- proof Of this fact
&1o aag attack was n ade CT SeweIls Point
Ias Nr"k, item ths Rip Rams Ga Monday
cr tuesdtV seyenteeu hot were fired from
l. point, bat doing Do damage.
Il IS thought that Z. tail pine tres il the
h'ithbofGcod cf 0na OF our ieriss has been
- "a ans @! directing tha IRE OF tne enemy
iatr pins - considerably taller .aasi the rest,
EIr4 >rtsrtl of oar men htve c0mp!ained 10
a. tLrtt. Il should be removed
ne young Ia4u Rayfuan who tesartrd a
e-,Ti .iiAe ago from Capt Grimes company.
O. Portsmouth, Is said To have carried vi IN
Li4 ia h.s lgnt p fail description of Crauey
Island Pig Fotn and Bonsh' S Bluff Batteries,
vi number of forces, &c This is proba
ti" from the fact that be Is quite q smart tei-
!'", eeo capable OF giving correctly any in
4-IinatiCn OF that kind 10 the enemy.
W e are III posses sion of facts which warrant
Ia 70 h-tl=ving that we have yet amongst US
i-STe2t m my scouLdreis 40 sym pa thi&e vi tn
H. NoriL, ald r'E1 would gladly aid in our
t13"[suoE, Such, We again say, should be
10 Aed after
|i.lia the pNS' day or twn 4 large feet has
siFiFrd near tha Fortress. We sGs p.ct some
'~''s !s pp. huG are ready for any emergency.
LUNA.
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We add brief extract from the Cinc.nna..

11m6s:
"The condac: Of Cameron .s d!sguf ting -
There Is no honor in him, and be is dsgracing
the position he holds. He onght to be re-
moved. He will hang to the Cabinet az long
as There Is dollar to staa', If he Is not kick
cd ONT IA he ought 10 be >,
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Ctsnniaed.-Jsrry Ryan and Edward Gro
nan we're committed to Jail on Saturday for
failing to find security to keep the peace. The
parties had been indulging in free Gght in
the street.-Wm. McAndreWs and John Nc
CURE we're also sent down for breaches Of the
pesce.-Patrick McGovern, soldier, charged
with intoEication, was ordered to be locked up
till called for by his co,nnandin: officer
Reuben Evans, free negro, ves committed for
not having his papers. He was found carry
ing a bowie -kniie.--Jamss Evans, free, was
locked rp unit! the 18th for living in this city
without permission of the Hastings Court.
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The Co,,on planters, Conren,Ien.


Although there were several small shades
of difference between the members OF the Com
mittee @. Twelve ~ to the detasls, they ell
greed as 10 the main features Of the Plan.
The committee repor ted the following resoiG-
tions, which were unanimously adopted
The Com mmittee of Twelve oprcir tod &c con.
slider ard present to the ConYen ton ths best
means of aiding the Government of the Con-
federate States, begs leave TO report the fol.
lowing resolutions. which We think cover the
whole ground, and we respectfully reccnl-
mend their passage by the Convention:
Resoiued, That we do hereby declare our
willingness 70 aid the Government with the
entire cotton crop, ii the same shall be needed
Resotred, That we recommend tc the cotton
planters of the several States to aoid meet
ines in their counties, and pledge themselves
to aid the Government with such part of the
growing crops BIS may be required for that
purpose.
Resoived, That we recommend to The Con-
gress OF the Confederate States 60 corsider and
devtee sorne system by which the cotton and
ether crops NAV become available in tho up-
port OF the credit OF .ne Govsrnlnent, e! ther
aa a security for loans Of money to the Gov
ernment, or a. 3 isis for bonds and treasury
notes issued thereby.
ResoIced, That II, IN tho Judgment of Con.
gre-s, the purcha and control cI cotton aud
other products be- deemed advisable, we re
commend an issue OF the public credit for thai t
pul pos', yNi%lAfS6 tEiS tTCFcfuL1SIt
CT such part or the whole OF olr exportabie
products, as may be deemed exledjent by Con
grass
Resotueci That we recommend 10 the Com
gre-s of the Confederate States 10 author 1e
the issue OF Treasury notes, Of Gancniuati tiuu )
suited for circU.1t;op ss currency, for an
amount equal TO the extgencies q the Gov.
erument such notes TO be paid ont as mo-
Dey in ayrnonr or all 9overnrpent 6nes and
made receivable for all taxes and dnties and
convertible in to eight per cent bends Cf the
Confederate StatsR, az the pleasure Of the
holder.
Rssoired, That we recommend to the seve-
raj Confederate States, and the people there
of. tn 81 they receive aud pay out at par the
Treasury notes OF tle Confsderate Govern
mer :, and that &c he recommended to the cot
ton planters and ali other cit-ens Of the Con
federare States, 10 pledge themselves 20 -e-
ceive said Treasury notes at par yAlue. tor
their cotton and ether commodities. and for
all the uses Of currency,
RsscleeG, Th't We recommend to tbs plant
eVs aud farmers in the Confederate States, to
invest n least one-hsif Of tho proceeds Of
their entire crops ia the eight per cent. bonds
OF the Confederate Sta,Ss; s.ad to capitals IS
euo persons having money TO lend, that they
invest in like manner in these bonds.
The Convention adj ,crned To meet again
or TIE Is.h OF October next, when all en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits are earnestly
invited 20 be present.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

did from the Ensmy.-For several months
past that philanthropic organization, the Spns
ct Temperance, have not been able to do much.
n consequence Of the disordered state Of the
tmee. The discipline has been lax in conse-
uuerce, and many 3 weakened brother has
fallen before the idol hs had solemnly abjured.
However, "out Of evil good cometh." The
ressaurant-keepers and bar-tenders have come
forward in AID Of our temperance friends
This step has been induced not from any ape
cial love for the cause. but from a combination
Of circumstances. Ice "has ris," and the
price Of those enticing compounds Of which it
forms prominent part has been increased 10
meet the emergency Of the occasion. Three
cents worth OF brandy, half cents worth Of
ice and sprig Of mint, properly compounded,
will readily sell for fifteen cents. Two cents
worth of distilled corn juice and lump Of ice,
well shaken in a tumbler, is good for ten cents.
BY charging suoa prices, the bar-keepers are
rendering material aid to the temperance
cause. The fact noted has produced a "di-
yisicn' among tho drinking men, and may
have tae same happy effect On the "Sons,"
who, though they never fail out, prosper most
ia having Divisions" The man who has a
capacity Cor many "tods"-who is equal to
eng bibulous emergency-who has within him
aa "aching void"-whose brain steadily re-
fuses TO reel at the seduction Of indefinitely
extended " fancies' Of the most blooming aad
elaborate art-whoso capacity for swallowing
is great, and who Aas no sronduiick," is to
be pitied. ID s5
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North Carolina ,Sictt.-Among al the fine
regiments thst have arrived here since the
opening of hostilities, ho one has excited more
admiration than the North Carolina Sixth,
Col G. F. Fisher, which marched through our
streets on Saturday morning. The personnel
Of tho regiment is excellent. All the com
pauies are we'll uniformed, and thoroughly
armed and equipped. Col. Fisher has heen
rnt:rins in hie exeTtions TO organize the regi-
nent 10 such & manner as to dc honor to his
State, aud that ne has succeeded completely
can he atteeted hy all who witnessed it's march
on Saturday. Wherever it may be ordered, or
whatever dangers it may encounter, we hssi-
tate not 10 say that the Sixth will render a
favorable account. A fine band Of mnsic, led
by MIR. W. n. Ncave, accompanies the rcgi-
ment. 1t is called the Salisbury Brass Band
is composed of experienced performers, and is
in our Judgment equal, if act superior, to any
that has yet arrived here. We hopo the band
will remain long enough to give our citizens
generally az opportunity os hearing its chsrN-
ing music.
A full list of the officers of the regiment
was Published on Saturday.
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yXTANTED-IMMED ATkLY n-at-rats
w BAkBk36. The hest Of wages given Ar-
ply soon q: JOHN WERyEk h Co.'s,
Opposite the American Hotel
~ Expenses paid from any of the adjacent
towna. iva
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w WANfED.-Two II three young n.sn. { Ehar
" married or single lvho are good COLLECT
oRs or EELESMyM. IN ths dry goods bustne.st,
may hear OF temporary. aud perhaps permanent
employment. by addrsgsius 4, with zeal name, "W.
G A." at this ofnco None without good qusliJs
catt rs 2c6 fAtareGSsS Gesd apply. tests
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fHE FIGHT AT LAUREL HILL.


A SHARP DAYS WORK.
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AAj A$I IEr-Aia psravLs ma ab
~ fsstuFs ali sty ies and qualities Of TkUEhs.
and have alvey3 on hand the largest STOCK TO rs
,olnd Ia the kouth, smbraclng superior Iro@,
frame Rols Leather Trunks, ladies' french Drass
Franks, Bonnet Boxes also. all tho sommoa
styles, a.. sold G. msnnfaeturers. prices, whols-
sSts and retail, g. saissFcolaa LA Main street
asarly opposite Dispatsh eNss. Factory Oasy
sreef, below 1sth.
~ Trunks Repaired. sss
fa16-eU IAHna KNOTPa