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sIzrEAE CouE De DISTRICT RIGHARD, MURPHY r ys.
de " N0"'eie'oF's"hS No gs57 nN H. "hAi'''N'
I'm VERTU dun writ de tfer1 facias, a
IA moi par rHonorable Sxteme Cour de District
de la Nouvete Orleans dams aae cdessus procadera
capres desgn6s la vene pnblique ct adjudication de
Tous MEU BLES EFT EFFECTS contenus dams la aison
occup6e par deendeu VIM Miller situee ianse des
e Huteme Chestnut dams lie QuatGme District de cette
Vile nveDtae d6pose bureau pour recours
Saisis dams l'aftaire ci.dessus.
CONDITIONS-Comptant au moment de radjudicati0n
E. 7. PARKER,
mv27 les 2 Sheriff de Is Paroisse dOrleans.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
of New Orleans SIMON BAHAM-No. 16 COS.
DY VIRTUE OF q writ OF seizure ana sale
ID to the Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans the above entitled will proceed to
se at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, 2Sth day of
June 1861 Il O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
Second Dsrcts Peter Oympia, St. Patrick and Orleans
streets and consisting OF the ENTIRE SQUARE.
Seized in the above suit.
TERNS-CaSh on the spot .
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
DEux1ENE CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA N'LLEoR.
de la Nouvels-Orl6ans. LEANS vs.. SIMON BA-
J HAM-No Is 905.
I'm vERTU dun writ de ,saisie ct yente n
"a par honoabe Deuxeme Cour de District de
la Nouvelle Orleans dams aare cidessus e proc6dera lie
VENDREDI, IS de JUN 1861 midi, rHotel de 10 Cite,
rue de la Commune les du Camp ct DIES Magasns
la pubque adjudication de Ia propretd don't suit la
description, saVoir- , 90 $780,,
Duxene Dstrc-Les rues St Pierre Olympia st. Patrick
ct d'OrltauV composant la TOTALITE DE LILET
Saisie dams l'aHaire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de padJudlcation.
my1T e1T In ParOisSa d'(frlesnR
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A I Y A X A P A S.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 2Sth inst, Mt 2. NJ
AttasnpRs via Plaouemine.


FOR ATYAk ASLTIIE FINE, FAST
, ~ n and light draught steamer Picuyune No.
LG&sERS, H. NJ. Broad master is ready receive
freight for St. Martinsvvile, New IBERIA Jean.
nerrets Cenerve Franklin Clarendon Patterson Vile
all Intermediate landings Bayou Bruf and Bayou Teche
and will leave above For freight passage apply
F1RG1NIUS c. DENTZEIi,
my21 Advertising Apent
The Picayune No will continue to the bnla the
summer and will take great with freight She will
clerk on the evee Thursday morning receive freight
leaves positiyely as Above
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ExpOreEs
BREMEN Per ship Magdaline 200 bales cotton 492 hhds
tobacco 5000 slaves
GENOAPer bark AnOnmo-950 bs hides 552 bales cotton
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Independence 4OQ0 bales cotton IS
hhds Al bales tobacco.
LIVERPO0I-Per ship T Gabain-3957 bales cotton.
BREMEN Per ship Wlhelmina-1 4ll bales cotton 225
hhds tobacco 4A3 bbls rosin 1000 slaves.
HAVANA Per bark Jauco GIL ties lard 40 kegs lard $50
bbs potatoes 100 hbs aow 30 ties hams 23 bales cotton 1000
slaves Si scks "a hhd 1856 1877 oats
MOBILE-Per schr Sea Bird-551 lids railroad iron.
BELTlEPer schr Three Ssersl47 hbls -four 600 Ium
per ~ bbs bread bb vinegar 40 bNs candles 10 yemce
PAMPCO Per schr II Toone- 200 bbls flour 70 bbs vine
gar Oh bxs raisin 40 0G0 # lumber $4,000 shingles
AoBh'E-Per schr R C Files-50l bars railroad ron
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Arrived Saturday.

Steamship Austin, Smith, I'm Indanola and Galveston 10
Harris-ls dist.
Steamship Oraba Place. I'm Indianoa and Galveston, to
Harris-lt dist.
Steamship Maagorda Shannon I'm Galveston and Sabine Pass
to HRrris-Berwicks Bay.
Ship Sarah Pettgrew Budick FIN Liverpool April 3D. to
Peter Marcy-Point
Swedish ship Andromeda Dambsg, I'm Rio de Janero to
A Giraud &co-1st dist, 70.
Ship ARIEL Deano hence for Bath Mane brought back the
city prize-Poiut.
Mex brig Angela Galndo, FIN Vera Cruz May l2th to MASTER
I'd dist "a,
Two fathoats from Yevay Indiana.
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at 5 O'Clock P NJ.
NEW ORLEANS. MONROE AND

49, n, TRENTON WEEKLY PACK ET-For Trenton
iiISSshssa Monroe, Pine Bluffs Columbia Harrisonbarg
Trinity Mouth of Red river, Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge Plaquemine Donaldsonyile and MI intermediate land
ings. The steamer Il. w. Roberts, ]. W Tobn
commander, lin place of the F. Pareond above
punctualy. For freight passage apply board,
myl3 GEO. D. HITE, No 5 Front street.
G- shippers must positively pay freight all plantation
and way freghtS.
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Per steamship AnEtin from Galveston and 1nanoaJ a.
Breckindge c. Kinney. p Shelby, Webster Steward
want, Venebe Kber-3 on deck.
Per steamship Matagorda from Galveston and Sabine
Miss A. Stratton Jasp. j. Davis, Meier ". W, Crane.
Per brig Angela, from Vera Cruz--26 in cabin.
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Il. L. FAR En-,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NARSHAL'S MONTTION.

MARSHAL'S MONITION.
CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT CoNFEDERATE STATES
OF AMERICA SHIP
CouET, ! STATE OF MAINE, HER
BOATS, Etc. No. 10. IN
District of Louisiana. PRIZE.
RY VIRTUE of an Admiralty, warrant,
I'D TO directed above entitled have seized and
taken into my possession the ship STATE OF MAINE her
tackle apparel furniture and boats and do cite and
adnonish owners and all every other per-
persons having pretending TO have any right title
the be and before District
Court Confederate States for the District aforesaid be
holden the City of New Orleans, before the THIRD
MONDAY the publication hereof show if any
they have can why the said ship State OF Maine her tackle
apparel furniture and boats should be condemned
lawful prize the proceeds thereof distributed aeeeaby
the of the HbeIans
New Orleans May %, 1861.
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P E O P L ELS LIN e

n @.Ba RHODES & CROyyEI,I successo7,
&sfIE~Es9S to J. i. MATTHEWS L co. -'
"aE--s2A CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS and eyervb,n, n,
e5@Ty !or bqa9g end Repsiring Carriages, kept ssS
and Nns at 30 l8f t4raver street Now rsnns Iii IL
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Rsblslp Of the I(arkets.

CRESCENT orTfuE, No. 70 CAMP STREET,
".m Monday Morning, May II, 1851
CoTToN,..The market st ssnd,stt Saturday, and
we did not hear Of a sale. Quotations nominal:
srvr EANs hssyFIC aTJoNE.
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GUEDRTES
4 boxes-Yve. Rozier, Nantes.

SUEDRTES-
. $50 cases sardnes 4 boxes-Vve Rozier' Nantes.
% :. Green Peas as u boxes :. :. ::
THRILLED Pies Z =.
s :. TrnGles, " ;. :.
For sale to arrive per ship Aetiv, by
~ s. u GRATIAA Il CO.,
feI SO CustOmhouse st
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Ship Ellen Foster Robinson, I'm Liverpool Iynson AGO
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BeIoyv~--COming Up.
Reloxv--.Waitin& Orders,

Brit ship Roscoe, Barne FIN Liverpool March 27t to "
Hayne &co-cargo 1850 sckS suit TO order.
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to ct There is net much STABILITY the of the old
ADJ
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Steam boats

Steamboats,.
Grand Duke, Apologize, I'm Shreveport
Era No l. Moore I'm Camden.
Florida, Myers, FIN Mobile.
Towboat Lands Davis, FIN the Passes down light
brought up ships Pettgrew and Ardromeda.
Beebe Andrews FIN the Passes-owed down and
sea the 18th inst, bark D Bank and schr Toucey-
brought up ship Ariel and brig Angela.
Arrived Yesterday.
No arrivals from yesterday
Steamboats,.
Capitol, -, I'm Memphis,
Rapides, Dowty, FIN Grand Ecore.
Mary T, Holmes, FIN Eicksburg
Acadia, Vincent, FIN Fort Adams.
j A Gotten. Baranco I'm Bayou Sara.
Oregon, Boardmau, FIN Mobile.
BeIow---COming Up.
Brit ship Roscoe, Barne FIN Liverpool March 9th. to Il
Hayne &co-cargo $3.50 scks suit 10 order.
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Rio de Janeiro, March 3lsaled for this por bark II.
Spearng, Rogets.
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r. A. FAHNEsTOCIx's vERMIFUGE-

This safe and only eectua remedy for
extensively used by regular prnccng
peAry medicine which has its appearance in the
United States.
1t used with the freedom confidence by gentle
men who have attained in tho profession in
all the Middle, Western and Sou horn States.
The Of it's popularity the nothing
yet been discovered which he substituted place.
shat bh used in vi without the
suit Its feet safety recommends parent If
them without taii.
E~Bu in order obtain the genuine article
chser should be his well sis
the wrppe and that he is buying B. A. FahnesockE
Vermifura, and no other IEa&W
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OUR WASHINGTON IEEurER.

WAsaINGroN, July IL, 1861.
There is no change of note here. The c;tv is
filled with specializing politicians who thrive unon
the ruin OF their country. There is naturally
therefore, but one opinion, and that of the most nj,
ira kind, controlled by their interest. Men scarcs,
dare speak of peace. To utter the word is almost
considered reasonable. In the halls of Conorass
the galleries are crowded daily with soldiers. The
councils OF once free Republic are now literally
surrounded by an armed military, and freedom If
speech controlled BY the bayonet. send the fol.
lowing short items
Ten Robert Lee has not resigned, but is the chief
adde-camp to President Davis. His Dosition ie NOV
I'M like that OF Gen. Scott on this side IA i 80;
cpallY at Richmond planning defences and attacks
Ten. Beauregard is the active or nraciicoI anni
neer OF the forces. These facts are from reI;ahio
source. t'''"'ie
Virginians taken in arms against the State or
confederate States, tried by the civil courts for
treason, but the writ of habeas corpus is not sns.
pended. - H'' S"s-
Gen. Lyon is now in the southwestern nov. -
Missouri with large force, for the purpose If pa
peiiing any attempt to reinforce Gov. jackson
from the Arkansas border
The Tevolted Garibaldians are still in confne-
Saturday. N-"i t'ai ou
A soldier named Thomas McOuillan was sent r.
jan yesterday for threatening to fire the domice
OF widow lady, Mrs. Whitney on Tuesday Loot
Five of New York Fire Zousves have bsen sr.
rested and. imprisoned for desertion.
The time of enlistment of two of the Distrjcs
companies OF volunteers (Anderson Rifles and Po-
tomac Light Guard) expires on Mondav pavt
Four companies of the District of Columbia yolun-
teers have already been mustered out of service.
The steamer Mount Vernon proceeded Yesterday
to Alexandria with a large amount of fixed am
munition. ~
The streets and vacant lots in the vicinity of the
Depot are pretty well filed with baggage WAGONS
ambuiances, artillery wheels, limbers &C., ipfend
ed Tor the army, and which cannot be conveyed
away fast enough. ="
There are now nearly completed. at Cincinnati
two new gunboafs. (wood,) They are designed to
carry six guns each. eD -
Col. Samuel Colt is manufacturing Minnie mus
kets. He is filing large order from the
eminent. S,nrrt ."'-
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Special Correspondence of the Daiyy Ercboso.

Especial Correspondence Of the DaiIy Eschnn1e
WHEELING, Va, July 0.
Ae'8rs. Eattors:-The bogus concern here that
has been guaranteed into fictitious life ss the e.
climate Legislative authority of the State of Vir.
gna, appears to be so besotted with that arrogated
authority, that they committing the folies and
aosurdities peculiar to an infatuated people.
But composed, as it is, of free State men and
S with here and there exception
ahu ihen ohaccustomed to elevation or authority
men VINO have all their lives basn an innnhuS =
whatever party they may have belonged-and III q
hanSers-on Tor the oal and effate debris of tha;r
masters--Inen Of obscurity and unkpown IN f,n
the eXcreseences and fag-ends of decayed nart;os
having spent all their lives in the vain effnr, e.
power-what then (such being the composition IF
this lawess conceTn) but evil and vciousness conId
low from such corrupt and iilegitimate source of
c0pgeriesP
Clothed with this arrogated authority, the ouoa;
Governor of this bogus concern, on the 18th inst.
had two young men-na,ive Virgin;ans- arrested
fo- hurrahing for JEFF Davis, and carried off to the
military encampment on Wheeling Island
But previous to this military arrest being made
the civil authorities had taken possession of them
with civil process, for what the Black Repub-
icans call here) the disorderly conduct of hurrah
ing for jeff Davis
When at the Aldermans Office one Of that
counterfeit head satr0ps with his aids rushed into
the Sqnire's Office, with drawn sword, braadishine
II va iantly through the air, and exclaimiug he
was commanded by his Excellency, Governor Pier
Pont to seize the prisoners dead or alive and that
the ta ordered to- aud hereby did, proclaim that
10 so"n OF heeling under martial law until
done, a"d the next morning, which was accordingly
the entire dpaaos OF military patroled the streets
and continued and ' night when the town had been,
As soon as our 10 De- peas as quiet as Sunday itself
nrised of wb msa been absent from the oity was
9ong he his had 9sgu; Ecenoy had been
gave him to understand that ws sem with him, and
ment here and civil law to protect the govern
their just rights his counterfeit Exeara aens In
once he had been too hasty and hat az
done wrong, and that ne would be more oa,a ahd
how he gave such orders In future careful
Capt. Craig, Of the q. s. Army, man who
seems to know his place, declared he would NOT
permit troops under his command to be ordered
'as lor such purpose, and that he wosld at once
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Inc Republican party has always strenuously
uehled hat hostility TO slavery was one of the
."0ehlVes which led the North to begin this war,
~ ,u p" mas as positively promised that no advan
g would be taken of the opportunity now
:, "S the presence of Massachusetts soldiers
tbo ea.', '" 20 interfere with tie institutions of
r me south We have never Tor an instant been
Could ~. ' hypoeriiical ASSERTIONS, tor We
so1'u not imaginc that the aonioant e,o,;oa
% Wv, al at once abandon a policv Viii, = no,
s. pursued for years, or that :, -
20 ~ 'he hour Of its triumph, the pr;nc;, l.,
,hor,e owed its existence. We could no,
c.. permit the hourishing procIamations &c
Duf-EE and PATTERSON to OUTWEIGH tho
ac's and words Of hundreds of the rno.,
Republican leaders, The result will
p.o'e' We are sure, the correctness of our
n'e1ay y the nitiatory measures have
peen taken to subvert ,ba ;,.,:.,...
the south; and although but a few veel, ba 70
elapsed since the adheren,s of the Aamin;.,...:os
Indignantly protested that they had no .na,, "
tenlions they have almost reached the no; .n III. Il.
which they will avow their determination r. "'
gush slavery. General BUTLER was csn,;a,
feeling the way when he resorted to the miseroh;,
subterfuge of declaring negroes contraband DIVA
and that expedient having bs approved by III.
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North the radical advisers Of the President have
come to the conclusion that is perfectly safe to
approach their end by more rapid and direct
steps. Therefore Ma TRuNBULE has given notice
in the Senate of his ''inleniion TO offer bill Tor
"abolishng slavery in the States now declared to
'be in a state Of Decentralization to the Govern
ment." Tue next movement viii be to arm tAe
negroes and instga'e Them 10 enter upon a mut-
derou5 crusade against the people whom the men
OF Ne" England arc wont to term their brethren.
Thus every step which the North is taking i, lead
ing 1t INTO deadlier errors, and will be productive
Oh more deplorable results. Every unlawful act
winch its people sanction in order to coerce The
south is involving them in heavier spousiblitie.
Is accelerating the ruin of the country, and i.
augmeniing the measure of the retribuion tina,
will one day be meed out to them.
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, JULY u, 1851.

Mqvor Browns Message to the City Council in
spirel in this city, will be found in another
co,unn. 1t WILL we presume, be universally read;
aud we are not less sure that it will be cordially
aud Generally approved. 1t is calm and frank
s,slcpnpt CT the occurrences Of the 10Th Of April.
and of the action of the Police Commissioners
at and subsequent to that time and it thoroughly
yi,,iIrites tue authorities from the false and ma
lcaaut asnorsons Of the INSCRIPTIONS partisans
who h4vc 50 psrsistently libellcd them. Mr.
BRowS shows that The Police Board end the off
Gers oud men under its control have impartially
and nauiully discharged the duties assigned them !;
and th,t whatever might have been ther ndi-
vidu1T ympathic5 or opinions, they have, in the
trying circumstances in which they have been
placed s,renuously and successfully exerted them
seye5 TO preserve the peace Of the city and to en-
force the laws Of the State. This he asserts upon
his own knowledge and it is therefore safe to say
that it cannot be eainsaid; for however much men
may differ with him, there is.no respectable citizen
OF Baltimore who doubts that be ever acts and
speaks according TO his honest convictions Of his
duly and the truth. The unimpassioned language
in which he enumeratea the wrongs aud insults tC
which The people OF Maryland have been subjected
s of ITSELF evidence that he has not under the inu
which lie refers. We earnestly commend the docu-
ncnt to the attention Of our readers throughout
the State and city.
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HE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RALRoAp.-We
cup the suhjoined explanation from the Louisvile
Courier
Inc following article from the Nashville Patriot
GiN JuSthes the course adopted by the authorities
OF tennessee in taking measures to prevent ali The
lohinS STOCK oeing taken from their own end Of
King. ' 'N' "'"eA' vi TIE
1t the President of the road permits himself 70
oe used by the Administration or duped nv its
agents and instruments into a policy of their avn
the consequences of his folly or his stupiditr ga FAR
as the Interests OF the road are concerned must be
with him. ' h'
1t has apparently been The policy of the Louis
vie ana Nashville Railroad managers of late to
carry away from Nashville all of the ro1na stooty
except that which is in actual service leayne mona
here for the benefit of cur CITY in an ernerrencr
Nashville Is entitled to liberal share; but yester
cay, when the morning train for LouisyiiIe left
| there was not single locomotive remaininp and
only few cars. General Anderson had roreseen
TINS state OF things, and demonstrated with the
resident OF the road against it, in vain. Acting
uhoer MS orders yesterday, General Z,llicoffsr
| stopped the morning train for LoujsyiIa a. Camn
drousdaie until the arrival there of the night
rom Louisville, when he sent them both IN tbis
piace. IL Is dsagreeabie, no doubt, to these gen
teiheh TO ne Compelled to interfere with the one
ratlons OF the road, but their action was mad no
cessary In defence of The rights of our State and
10 prevent the transportation of subsistence to
| troops 81 camp Irousdale by rail from being cut
Oh Inc embrogiio at Louisville is fast coming n
asolution which will put a stop to the onara,;one
OF the road by seizure On the part of Federal
troops. II Mr.. Guthrie persists in concentra,ing
the rolling stock there, it mnst fall into their hands
10 prevent this, he must d. justice to our State
and the Tennessee stockholders, or our aulhoriie,
must take the matter into their own hands
Having secured the two locomotives as mention
cd above, General Anderson informed the agent O
'he ROAD here that be would not Interfere with the
working Of it any further if the Directory shoul,
determine to continue the daily trains with ohe,
locomotives. This pledge he will scrupulousl,
Keep, having only interiered in this instance L
retain the means of transportation for his camp /
remains with the Louisville Directors to decid
what shall be DONE
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IEP0GTAi!G 70 Hougaa aEPrRs,
To know that they can 5aro money By purcYscn- c1
already sawed split. at Office osttv steam III, Tyno
Eu,
80. 2AaE7u BrgE44
ssG.;t T,,Fs.z :, yr,,z.r.,.,.
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BALTIMORE COAL CoNIPANY,s COAL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
am now receiving regularly my supplies Of this cele-
ofAIea GOAL and am enabled to oar it to consumers at
very LOW PRICES In view of the present unsettled
anairs and tbs possibility OF shipments being cut Of
would recommend consumers OF Coal to lay in their
plies at once
no Cumberland Coal is row coming to this market
would recommend the OF my Coal as substitute for
seAnng and ether uses shall keep large supply
stany Iay wharf
R. VI. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. IS Second street.
For the quality Of the Baltimore Comp.nv,s Coz, f
seeamins purposes respectfully refer to the following
paTtss:
Aessrs houghery, Woods e. Co., Baltimore Steam Sugar
lNenaefy samuel T. Pearce Esq, Agent ClomgelPs Line
M' A. L. huggins, Esq, Boston Line Steamers
hessrs IL Abbott Son, Canton Rolling Mill
Murray & Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works:
And Steamboats, generally irats
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lave lave bls msn removed; and accordingly, the next
, 20 oraered his troops off to Grafton.
Vhs Oh the most infamous rUbbaiies ever perpe-
:, IG&eg was the robbery, by the Lincoln troops cf
tae h&change Bank at Weston, Virginia, OF the
.uhus deposited there for the building Of an insane
inc cheat of Legislature here with their coun-
LeF!eit Governor, learning that such funds were
u5posited Ia the Exchange Hauk, at once despatch
ca an agent from this place, who with several
thousand hrore Indiana and Ohio sager-bnys starr
co rom Their Grafton headquarters. and, like mid
aigut ROBBERS on punder bent, travelled through
tne cahre night, on Sunday morning entered the
pe"ceiui iittie village and plundered the bart, of
HsSr t"ehty-seven thousand dollars in GOLD. and
pr ugtt It mere for the purpose of paving the m m
pe's Vi 'hls bastard concern for committpr trea-
81" ia AGAINST ni the State of sginia
r s D'ack Republican paper here, the morning
W: tue foopsFy was minitted, said that Eastern
nEihla might nave the insane, but that they want
ca e. ,ne money-th thus justSyng this base mode of
o"'a"ihg means to Keep alive this most pe(arious
unnr,9 ~. and usurped government
! "a ne lnquisitorial Couacil of Five-tha Star
o"atnoef Committee of this b0gus State Govern
hent here-l am reliably informed had the letter
VI your correspondent, which appeared on the I'd
instant, under serious and solemn deliberations
a'ia ehdeaV"red to fix up from it something upon
which To base an arrest
put after long deberaton they very consider
aee'y came to the conclusion to let the writer for
d "hiie, at least, run at large. H.
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sPav,s Cggrz. s!rsrr-aroy 10 pa Z

HPHvrs CEgEE, i!u3Tr-Gro; 10 pa I
:, ~ s,-- i.hD2T H. 1901.
SlE: Iou will lease send ne t9 b0zes # your C,s.
Pills SEND then Immediately.
Respectfully geIfa,
P.S} hare sssa one Jca Of vs,,r 5.js aid 5& s5sm
a1oeaedi.
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From the ESauiaar, sye-'o'k. Val
cPhaiio Pills accomplish the object for which they var
aaie'viz: Cure OF headache in eli its forms
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ra IFfoTn The Advertiser. FTazi lance. RI
ie tes"fnony IN th~ig faF0- s.Tag,. non, tba 2.
esp@ctabe quarters