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aPHcIAL NOTICES.

w-Tbe Daily Whis.-Co accommodate
the heavy transient demand, the DAtLf Whlo
will, until further notice, be served to cltlzen.
who desire to subscribe temporarily, at FiFIEES
CENTS PER WEEK directions for the caTers 10 y
left at the counting room, corner OF frankie ANU
Governor streets.
room. and at the newspaper stores In the city a.
THREE CENTS per copy. j. io--S'-
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New UrIr Ans CVttUfs ttAsAI N's'
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-The sales OF cotton
TO day amounted 10 600 bales. Prices are ex
tremely irregular, and middlings are selling
at Ii cents.
The sales for the last three days have
amour ted to 600 bales, and the receipts u
$40 bales against 9, 400 bales last year. De
crease, 65, 800 bales. Total decrease this yea
e63 900 bales.
Superfine fiour is quoted ut 80
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New YORK Slarke.s.

New YoRx, June Flour is heavy Sales
of 5 900 bbls. State at ~ S0a4 80 OHIO n
Is 35s5 so: Southern IS s5 Wheat is unset.
lied Sales of 20 600 bushels. Miiwanxie
Climb sIl0; white " estern 81 40. Corn
iuu Sales of %. 600 bushels new mixd a
42.45 cents. Pork is heavy. Sales of Mess
at Sl8 25a16 so; Prime at *l2 20. Beet is quiet
Saias of Prime Mess $40 IS L9rd Is dull a.
9,9s cts. Whiskey is dull at l6ta17a.
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MORE SALTpErRs CAyEs.-Dr. Thomas y.
Pettus, of Pettusviile, Limestone CO., Air.
writes US that there Is a cave owned by Mrs
King, near Elkmont Springs, Giles county,
Tenu' two or three miles from Elk river, from
which the early settlers obtained saltpetre TO
make gunpowder; and another saltpetre cave
near Redus's old mills, on Elk river, ownsd
by John Davis. Mr.. ID. q. Is. Dunlap brings
MS a message from Messrs. VIM. Ditto and ii.
Davidson, living near Lacy's Spring, Morgan
county, that there are very rich saltpetre caves
In Newsom's Sinks, very accessible, about III.
teen miles from Whitesbnrg. near the road
from SomervilIe to Blountsville, where MOT
Fan. Marshall, and Biount corner. belonging
Ia Mr.. David Prince. who says the Oonfed-
srate States may work them at pleasure
Huntsvtlls (Atd.) Dem,
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FUTURE DAP.


lNO BBLS. LIQUORS. WINES, &c, Al
iOU AUCTION On wEDN hsDAi, i2,h inst,
tt 10 O'clock will sell, At my stole, 100 bslreis
LIQUORS AND WINES, being ,he stock Ut n Goa
;ern ciorins business, consisting Oh
Superior Ccgnac BRANDY
20 bbls. very superior Aye WHiskEY. some
5yaars old.
10 bbls Pixies xxx Copper Distilled wHis-
KEY.
10 ibis New York GIN
10 " Burgundy PORT WINE.
" tweet Malaga
" Pure Blackberry BRANDY.
Scotch and Irish WHlskEYS, Batavia AR.
ACk, &c.
ALSO
About
80 doz Superior Rhenish WINE. -
20 " - CiaTet
After which will be sold ten or Biteen thou
sand Domestic LlGARS.
TERNs.-tash b. b. Cuth.
Ia It, 81 Aucti0neer.
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:. NOTICE.-The steamer CURT s

wsue NOTICE.-The Steamer CURT
ASl#-NPECk, Capt. J. II. FREEMAN, will
R{srrxszzszss. cave the wharf at ROCKETS reg
ularly every WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and MON
DAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock. for the STONE
HOUSE WHARF, and persons wishing to visit the
Forts on James River can return by her the next
day The CURTIS PECK will go as far AS the
STONE WHARF on the above days, return and
lay atJAMEsT0WN that night. Leave MES.
TOWN next morning for GROVE WHARF ana
touch at J A MESTGWN, on the return to Richmond,
at 7 O. clock on her way back
Passage to Jamestown aud back, 50 Meals ex
ira, 50 cents each
The CURTIS PECK has good night eccommoda-
lions and there will be no extra charge for stay
;nu an hoard fla lH--tS1 v - HtSEiNf
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
,cb.on,r chased BY q steamer. &c.

wnxisaros, N. o., June 9th "A iafes
steamer chased small schooner INTO New
Inlet this afternoon. The steamer put 70 sen
This port is evidently blockaded. Inc Con
SmithyiIe has not arrived up She has pro-
bably been detained In moving fer7es.
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Nr L. NJ. Hoffman, the well known New
York auctioneer, died on Wednesday in an
epileptic CONFUSION, after few hours Ill
ness.
BENJAMIN G. Harris has been nominated for
the Washington Congress by the Southern
Rights party in the Sixth District of Mary
land.
Accomac county gave majority of 65l for
| the ratification of the Ordinance of Seces-
/ sion.
| Hon John J. Crittenden is running as an
| independent Union candidate for Congress, in
| Kentucky.
| Joshua Lazarus, an old and influential
citizen of Charleston. 5. O., died last week
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HORRIBLE ArFAIR.-At Cow Bayou, SIX
miles from Walnut Bend, last THURSDAY,
Vim. III. Robinson WAS shot by L. } Daie,
under the following circumstances IL ap-
ns.rs that Robinson and Dale are partners in
the management of a farm on which they
lived Robinson being the proprietor and Dale
the operator. Last "Wednesday Dale thought
hs,wsan Robinson. who boarded in his house,
and his wife. So on Thursday morning he
determined to test the matter, and ior ina.
purpose arose early and went ostensloiy TO
put the servants TO work, but In .teaa oi oo,nl,
SO, he shortly after returned to the house ana
finding Robinson in bed with his wife, he
shot him in the face, chest and arms, from
which he shortly after died; A stray shol
penetrated the brain Of Mrs. Daie, Killing hei
large, no one feeling called upon to prosecute
him.-Msmphis Bulletin.
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RE From New Orieaps.-Just received,
small lot of q EN- UlNk HAVANA CIGARS, whlcl
| offer at retail.
ALo0-Just received, lot of superior CHEW
ING TOBACCO.
Constantly on hand a supply of WINES, IL
QUoRS, CIGARS, NC, of superior quality, at fea'
C.R. BROKEN, Agent,
je S-2t* No. 4 Exchange Block, Pearl st.
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- A FURNISHED KasiDEN.E ~.

n ~
H:a FRANKLIN STREET FOR kEHT.-The
owner wishes TO rent his present RESIDENCE,
together with ths HOUSEHOLD and kiTodba
FURNITURE therein, consisting OF the usual va
riety. The house is located IN one OF the most
fashiona BILE parts of Franklin street, and ada
cent to the Capitol Square. II is II three story
house, containing 10 or IL rooms, with bath
ROOM sc, besides a kitchen, with two rooms, for
servants. Two SERVANTS, one my COOK, can
be hired, if desired, until New Years. The
house is lighted with gas, and has water In the
yard.
The lower story IL admirably adapted for Of
fees. Apply to Mr.. McCREARY, at the Arlington
House corner of 9th and Main streets, or 10
MR. WIN. 5. TUPMAN, los Main st.
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pERsOr HAVING SMALL

PER sons HAVING SMALL
d and cheap copies Of the y EW TEsf A
MENI TO snare will confer favor on the sun
day school and Colportsge Board of the haptis
General Association of Virginia. by leaving then
with SrAKKE CARDoZo, so5 Main street Ken
mond for distribution among the soldiers OF the
Confederate Army. In all cases In which pay
ment is desired they will be cEeerfuly paid for
A L. DICKINSON, Gent suP't
10 SITS OF the Bapt colportage in Va.
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A CAkD.-Tbe un lersis ed iespoc'
fully tenders his thanks to the ladies oi
Church Hill, and elsewhere, for their kind a,ten
ton TO sick soldiers placed under his care a.
Ralleyua Hospital. JAMES BOLTON, Nj. ID.
lie I0--lt*
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ANAnI0uKNED MEErING OI

p = members of the Montgomery Guard IN
this city, and others, who propose forming
Home Guard. will be held at the Armory OF tn.
Montgomery Guard, over the Old Market on
MONDAY EVENING, the 10Th inst, at o'clock,
for purposes of organization, &C. BY order Of
ie8-lt+ THE COMMITTEE.
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SSs FOR HENI.-A neat and comn0dious
E.a DWELLING, situated on 1th st., between
A Main and Franklin streets The house has
nine rooms and Kitchen gas and water. POS
session given Immediately. Apply to Mrs. NOR
GAN, on sd ,ibetween Cary and Canal streets.
ia lD--3f&
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49, TO HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
80 AND ASSlSTANTS.--l would beg to in
vite the attention of he eads Of Departments o.
the various branches of the Government 81 tn
and extensive stock of 30 KS, PAPER, STA
TiONERY. ENVELOPES, BLANK BOOKS, &c
which will furnish them at fair prices.
Having attached to NY establishment an exten
sive BOOK BIN Derry, we are prepared 70 exc
cute Binding, and the manufacture OF BLAN
BOOKS, OF every description in the best manner
and at the lowest prices. A. MoRHlS,
Publisher and Bookse er,
10 1o-st 81 Main street. Richmond. Va
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Aucr1ou sAL1s.
~ RICHARD Caashsrn, Aacrs.

ny hfcH8P0 O6UsuebHt hSSss
rROCERIEs,sc &c.. AT MON
" DAY the .eth inst ~ IL clock. at my store,
will sell At Auction. largs lot q sslsabts sfti
ces consisting in part Of 10 bbts -Four; 10 kits o.
rhine Macksre: a lvt n Hams aud sboaiders 10
hoxes Cheese. tubs OF Batter; soap. Adamsn
line Candles, Lard in bbis LOT af Pihe Apris
f,beess painted Buckets, S,nns Ware, sugar, In
bhis ysrniceili. Bfsudy IN boxss, WHISKY
fnbaseo Cigars, and manv Sthsr articles -sii Ot
Which will be sold for ct-h:
49,. = -. a. =; : >, - - 80.
IN on MONDAY, the 10th day Of Jane, ISL ct 10
,'clock A. NJ, at the High Ios.taelse,, once an
assortment Of HousiHnLD FukArufksins; Ne,
consiting of Bedstesds, Tables, Chair. 0ilt NIT
cors, Gisss Ware, Cfoekery Ware, Wxsnstahas,
Jocks. &c. n, ..,.
nd suadry other articles, TO satisfy snnafy efs-
Pass warrants in E.y hands. TEENS --tssn.
ie s2t eco. A FREEMAN, ~ -. =.
SEKGEAx SALE.-by virtue Of an &c. ~
the General Assembly, parsed March ~ issS,
md by order of the Hastings Court OF fne Ciiy OF
iichInond will sell on MONDAY, tbs 10th dav
jane 1851. in front of the City Hail. a. O'Clock
NJ. 10 the highest bidder, for cash, likely Tree
SE6Eo NAN, about "a years OF age, M med Eieh.
II the City Of ehmand, on the 18th day Of May,
1881 convicted Of grand larcany, and seDtsnced 10
s'O'1 law THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
is St Sergeant Cits OIL hlcnmoho
i
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Ry Military Blue Cloth.
VERY BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE,
FOR OFFICERS AND PRIVATEs
ie s-3t WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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sT- THE UNDE.HSkGS NED, ION
- MITTEE of the German Aid society
which has been formed for the purpose of proeur
German volunteers in the service OF the State,
will receive application. &. F. HOLE,
MARKS NELSON,
G. hOENBGGE,
A SEIBERLING,
IL lG-3t* - faT''FF.
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The Naval Brigade.

WAsuINGroS, June 6.-Col. Bartlett of the
Naval Brigade, will return to Old Point TINS
afternoon He states that General Butter
now has the orders of the President and Sec
ratary of War TO accept the brigade with the
mil complement of twelve hundred men and
eighty officers exactly as ordered by the Presi-
dent on the I'D ult.
If other statements age to be believed, Col.
Rartlett's information Is incorrect as to the
number of the brigade to be mustered into
| service.
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u ATrEN TION, YOUNG VIRGINIA
s VOLUNTEERS Company will meet al
EiFIsHER's HALL To- NIGHT, al a o'clock
WI promptly, as business of importance will be
brought before the Company.
BY order of Capt. Jxo. D. REDE9ap.
4 b, u. ALLtN, .. b.
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ALEXANDRIA, June 6.-An attack was appre
hended last night III some quarters, and the
necessary precautions were taken, but the
town has been very quiet.
W Tha northeast storm still continues here
The weather is quite cool.
The projected publication of newspaper
bore by the soldiers has been prevented by the
| order Of the Provost Marshal.
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Release of Prisoners of War.

WAsHISGrox, June 6.-There are now re-
naming only four Secession prisoners at the
washington Navy y ard who are held under
the order of General Mansfield. Thirty i've
of them, including the cavalry priyates cap
tnred at Alexandria, We're this morning dis
charged on their taking the oath OF allegiance.
They said in their letter that they wished to
give up their profession ana retire to private
life.
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Wy ANIED-VOLUNTBtKs Tor tb- JACk,On
w GUARD. Uniforms complete, Of the best n
material, furnished ftee, a
Headquarters - From, room under the st. III
Charles Hotel. "
is SEES II. B. DICKINSON. Captain.
JANTE Dat the Tredegar Works. good
w WHEELWRIGHTS aud BLACKsMlTHe, to
whom fair prices In cash will be paid
is ct J. r. AsDkksON x co.
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WAsHISaToS, j ne o.-MIlitary matters to-
day have been conducted with moro than
usual caution. Rumors of contemplated
movements by Federal forces on Fairfax
t,ourt- House, Manassas Junction and Har-
per's Ferry are still prevalent, but reliable in
formation is unattainabie-
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Ba,sIs a Cress Lane.

GALLlPoLls, Aug 28.-The battle at Cross
Lanes near Summerville on the 26th, proved 70
he bloody affair The following are I'll the
particulars We could learn:
The 7th Ohio regiment, Col. Tyler, was sur.
rounded while at breakfast, and attacked on
both Hanks and 10 front simultaneously. Our
men Immediately formed for the battle and
fought bravely, while they saw but little chance
Of success-the enemy being too powerful
Col Tyler sent forward 70 the baggage train,
which vas coming up three nsies distant, and
had il turned back towards Ganley, which point
Il reached In safety. Companies b, @ and I
spasred most severely. They particularly vers
In the hottest Of the eight and stood % 70 it
brsvely and finally fought their way through
fearful odds, waking dFesdf1l slasg6tsr In -
enemy's camp.
Tbs rebsl force eossisted Of 5000 infantry.
400 cavalry. and 10 guns. The Federal lssces
seattered after they had cut their way thrsusb,
but soon formed again and fred, bat rseoived
no reply o. psrsuit from the enemy. 3 s s 9
Our i0es Nsnnet b de6aiely saesstaiDed.
though nos over 900 sss sissiag eus of he 900
fhs Rsbsl loss b fearful. Lent Col. Crsieb.
tou csptnrsd ths enemys eoloss and two psieen.
en- 1ts following 4 8 list Of Officers knovp 70
BE killed: Capt Dyer, company D. Painsvills
Capk 0hupii6, compaey @, Obsnis s Eapk Ster.
ling. (nos Ja1eal esApsny I; Adjutant l. d
Torsst Cleyslsnd; Lest Cias WAnsss ed
Sergeant Nj Kis6 WaRss, q - Sthss ~
SoUcoeU3oVGo ~
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ssshins was 20 offensive to the C~-s.,.

s~oine vas 20 OFFENSIVE 70 the C~....,.,erstes
a.~ -so .. COERCION. It was unconstitution-
" asss opposed 70 the Kentucky and Virginia
sations Of 90; it was hostile 70 the spirit Of
|sE This vss when they thought ell the
NAtates would follow the fortunes ofiJeE
"a They do not bay much about it now.-'
ssa they appear 70 have other notions about
.uen. In fact, they are practicing coercion
themselves. Missouri and Kentucky and
sGe have not followed the fortunes Of Jeff,
~ The Federal Government has been able
se care Of Maryland; Kentucky hes taken
~ ~ herself, but Missouri 10 invaded b. The
- Her people have decided. by fAbuleus
pl'y in favor Of STAYING in the Union. but
Jaws has decided that she shall join his
~ soeisderacy II be osn send forces enough
ef territories u overrun her and conquer
t0pA. 30 vorks seesssien. -ieage
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Du1tmesses ftidsy p. u, Asg -
The consisssd kvssib.e vsashsr ~ thrslih.
Ing grain ~ largely decreased n rsseipss II
wheat. and 81 nillsss I'D shipPess have now
about eli ny On handle w havs no pr:
sicalar change . n6ls 10 prices sInes this dsy
week. Good chSIee sspplcs q spring for mill
ing still sell for SO cent? aud best Winter IS. A
great deal Of Che latter; however, i mixed Nth
rye and chess, and does MOI ccmsand more than
price Of good Spring vkssks FARMERS cannot
be too particular in. cleaning their grain 70 got
top market price, sul yseA sds
The receipts Of grain in Chieaso are unprece-
dented even in the history of that immense
grain depot. On Tuesday they reached the
enormous amount q eoc 800 ba wheat corn
and oats, In consequence Of which, and scarcity
OF grain carrying vessels, freishss have largely
advanced, producing : considerable decline in
price Of all kinds Of grain. Circulars Of last
night from Chicago sdviss 4 !. parties in the ID
terror who can possibly do 30 70 hold back their
produce until money becomes moro plenty and
freights decline suficieisly to enable shippers
to send their properly forward to sea-board
Buffalo, New York and Chicago markets we're
oil lower yesterday, and must continue to de.
cline if thsss 1sxrasrsh,sfy' shipments to the
sea beard continue - $50 ~ ~ - ~
SUGAR-7}@9s-crushcd i II; refined white
lot .a, Clarified 10. Maple Sugar, lO@lac y b.
COFFEE--1b@l7Ac,s
MOLASSES-By the hbl, Rcboiled, 81; Syr.
up, As; kegs, Is OO@5 Is.
NAlLS--Ass., % b0@8 rs. go
RICE-S@9c. -
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, Is 90.
BROOAS-$l 25@l so per dozen.
FLouR-WholesAie $40 TO. y 90; Spring,
s4,M9$4 oO isaI rs saA kls AA0 |
MAEAT-spring; 30; Winter 60 TO IS,
SORN-lO@l22c. 9usos ,b1s
RYE-20c, nj b9.lUss 5as
BEANs--7s0sl p.p su.h., as
PoIAToES-l5c@aoc per bush.
OAYS-l23. 5 nie45
BUTTER-s@sc, ,5aaoo 20
EGGS-S@34c. sfsa .bnsis
CHlCKENS-7o@a0c per doz
ONlONS-S0 to 4Uca bal8Is 9aatl.si
HAY-Timothy, $7@&0l .o5t .aa
WOODS 60@484t0.o1s Sa
Sailed 40. -
WHISKEY-l60l9c. Is ssao.s
LARD-6@7o. per b in bbl,
APPLES-20040c Be rLisab
DRIED APPLES-506c nor Is,
TIMOTHY SEED>-Sl, rs to 42.OO per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-15@25c y
pushed. ~ elI
CORN MEAL-2oc per bush. 81
BACON-Hams 7@9c SHOULDERS 5@e cents;
ides 7@sc.
RAGs-l}c per b. o-.iM ~,
EAJhANGE-Nevl York, selling III
Boston, s;la C" Il
,sa PhiladelpLia, I l.
Chicago 5 par
ct Tnoia -. |
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Suppression Of N. Y. secession Papers.

New YoRK, Aug. 28.-The Herald says,
notwithstanding the apparent quietness on the
part of the q. 8. authorities in this city in re.
lation to the suppression of the Secession n,ws-
papers it is not true that they are not doing
anything in the matter. This morning every
mail and express train which leaves this city
carries with it detective officer, whose duty it
10 to search all packages, suspected baggage,
with view to ascertain II there are any seces-
sion papers in the train, and, if so, to seize
them, and if any such journals should he found
in the possession Of any person to bring him
back to this city to be properly cared for. Also
as soon as the District Attorney, Mr.. Delsfield
Smith, returns to the city, it is said, measures
will be taken to suppress the publication of pa
pers which administer aid and comfort to the
rebels.
The British war steamer Rinaldo Is below.
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FoRf HoxRoE, Aug. 27.-Another Gag of truce
came from Norfolk to-day to inquire after that
P. m. to-day. This dag of truce brought Capt.
llussey and crew OF the ship O. h. Thompson of
Brunswick, who were captured Nay 10th, off
Savannah bar. and taken into Beaufort, n. O.,
BY the privateer Lady Davis.
Two ladies from Norfolk say that the Con-
federates have lately assembled in large forces
near Sewalls Point, anticipating an attack from
Old Point.
WAsHlxorox, Aug asth.-The steamer Shilo
arrived from Fortress Monroe, reports al quiet
on the Potomac. and navigation unsupported.
Signal rockets from the Maryland shore evi.
IDENTITY convened the intelligence of her presence
TO the Virginians. She waited till morning, but
the batteries of the enemy at Matthias Point
and AQUA Cruek did not open FIRE.
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Si'a.v.4A.. KOTICES.

THE BLOOD Is THE LIfE.-No more shall the poor
sufferers In country langush their rack
ed and torn BY strong and dangerous mineral medicines
they will to the fountain Of health found In simpl
herbs and roots from NATURES storehouse Tie Mount i
Herb fis Of innocent mountain pIsn's composed, will
reach and stop their Distress cause the blood renew
ed and ceansed to carry through the body the elements
Of health building broken constitution and carry
Ing life and health where but for them would have been
the wreck Of hopethe feeble Of suffering at last
ended by the cold Land Of death. Do not let prejudice
overcome your better reason do not loox upon these
Pills as only like others; do let your desralr after
trying everything else prevent you from trying these
The blood must be pure and th.n Sickness Impossible
What great and yet spie truth Is ths Il appeals to
the common sense Of ah 1t b the gre key stone of the
Dealing eg., JJDsoNs MOUNTAIN HERE PILLS win
ppxiy and cleanse the sun WIN rise to.
row. 4h4 y
Judsons Mountaia Herb Pills are sold by all Medicine
Dealers. 'sz'''"" 80
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-31

NEw York, Aug. 27.-According to the con-
fesson Of Anderson, arrested here yesterday,
he has for months past contributed editorial
articles for the News, Day Book ana Journal Of
Commerce.
An intercepted letter from Washington ad-
vised him to 60 South via Kentucky, as q pass
port could not be obtained from the Govern
ment.
he states that Ben Wood and Isaiah Rynders
have communicated with the South as extern
sively as be has done.
Anderson's correspondence gives great deal
Of important political information, besides i'm.
plicating parties well known in this State.
A dispatch says the ship Simonds, q British
vessel, owned in st. Johns. n. B., has been-ly.
ihg in the port OF Quebec some three weeks,
flying the Secession flag.