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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-28
Reynoldsburg, Franklin CO. Ohio,l
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Reynoldsburg, Franklin CO. Ohio,l
January, 9, 1871,
Henry G. Spalding, .E .t $3.50
No. 4S Cedar st. NY. " rI -7
.- e- Dear Sir: -.5 -= 5.s-.
Inclosed find twenty five cents la5, for
which send box of 'CePhalic Hiss" Send to
address of Rev. VIM Filler, Rrynoldsburg,
Franklin CO. Ohio. .-.-..
Your Pills woik like 4 charm-curs Head
ache almost lnstanter.
Truly yours, 49,
r sEH."A VIM. @ FILLER.
Ypsilanti, Mich, Jan Ia, 1861.
Ar. Spaiding,
Sir: ..... ...-..-.
Not long since 1 sent to you for box Of
Cephalic Pills for the of the Nervous
Headache and Cos.iveness, and received the
same, and they had SO good an effect that l
was induced to send for more.
Please send by retnrn mail. Direct to
+ A X WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-28

c, C: d C. RAIL ROAD.
o. TRAINS RUNNING SOUTH.
N. Y. & Gin. Ex, leaves Cleveland 800 A. NJ.
~" HA Crestline, ll:c g
Columbus, 40 P M ,
q Arrive Cincin natl, 6:32
light Express Leaves Cleveland ;. 7:2o PM.
Crestline, j. l0;45 +"
7. 81. ~ Columbus. 80 AN.
f" C. Arrive Cincinnati, :. 500 +"
TRAINS RUNNING NORTH.
Gin. l. N Y. Ex. Leaves CINCINNATI 1000 A M
~ .,4. " o., Columbus, $500 p M
IL a - - Crestline, 6:36 's
a. Arrive Cleveland, $50
Night Express Leaves Cincinnati. 1890 Pm
iii+ :" :" Columbus. 3:25 Am
7a -" 49g5h" Crestlins,... 6:l5
'tJ t"sd Arrive Cleveland, $40
Nov. %, 1853. Us. FLINT, Sup'.t
g. ft7r .sass
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THANKS.

IIkASAb fs.--l 49,
We insysr.rsmsmbsr Of feeling deep
or thrill Of gratitude than vs did on last
Sunday morning, We were aloas nurs'
iaga6 sjet child. when Uncle Jimmy Cul-
bersson, the especial favorite of our lit
Gle flock, stepped in With 4 half can Of
oysesrs. Aithos.h, very sick the child
enjoyed IN anticipated treat all morn
ing, and lesssned our ttoubIe consider =.
blys Lilils acts Of kiadness Ike this
ars the flowers which bsstrew the path
wsy,of lie. and esrn for those who in
dalgs in them. blessings from warm and
gratsfut hsarts.a !. aaiglI5I a - a.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-28
.rHR UNION scHOOL.

wee''paid slfying visit on last Tues
day afisrnoou to, the highest division oi
the Union School, presided over by Mr..
Blake. and we are going TO give our
homes, opinion asto the proeeeeings.-
We hate had the opportunity Of exam
lining oms Of the highest schools in the
city Of Philadelphia, and we have new
or seen a elass of scholars recite With
more precision or promptEess than his
class. ain mental arithmetic ard grammar.
They seemed to understand their rec.-
,ation, perfectly, and there was not that at
monotony visible as in schools where
scholars sre :aught--we were going to
say, by machinery. Very good order
prevailed. and we liked the general as
peet Of everything. >N =,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-28
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH;
u a Stitch in Time Saves Nine."n
As accidents will happen, even in we'll
regulated families, it is very desirable to have
some cheap and convenient way for repairing
Furniture, Toys. Crockery, &c.
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no houshold
can afford to be without il. II is always ready
and up to the sticking point.
Useful in every House." ....-
NB.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle
Price, as cents. Address,
HENRY G. SPALDiNG,
No. AZ Cedar Street, New York.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-28

II single bottle of SPALDING'S PRE-
PARED GLUE ill save ten times its cost an
nually.n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-28
Eighty Acres.
56 IA Acres

in Crawford county. Ohio.
This tract of land il situated the Sandusky
River about six miles below Bucyrus and is said
to be the best lot of Timber in Crawford county.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Nc
Kelley d Griseli, or to the undersigned at
Warrenton, Jefferson county, Ohio.
Dec 90, go JOSEPH C NcCLEARY.
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FORT WANE d CHICAGO
RAILROAD. i.'a at-
@@@s.s;z l1||:sz;iSsaE
Until further notice, Passenger Trains will
be due at this station as follows t.--1 :. 4
s.,1l GOING EAST. '51a
Through Express. .................5,l0 AN.
Adu A 10 Z, III
-e i.... GOING WEST. '-++-
Through Express. s................l2,05 ,05 A N.
Matt. 20 r. N
~ sss J. N. ORR,
/ 10. l5p.,.. -, !. ira Agent. g
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HARDWARE.

Mr.. Thomas Bssry has returned from
shs East viii / new and wall selected
stock Of hardvare, gallery DO In eve
rytbiog pertaining to the 'sncii1l or
beautiful. Mr.. Berry has good taste. and
We would recommend ladies ss we'll as
gsntlsmeu to eali. If they want tird ca
gss. spoons. knives dc. saotlaE cir
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-28
N EW GOODS.

NEW GOODS --
Mr.. Fl. Hunt has returned from the
East. and ,bs 6rm of, Hunt d Holdridge
are .sw prepared TO show new snd
splendid stock Of goods. The WELL
kuewu aGaste Of Mr.. Hunt 10 sufficient
xuarsntes d the beaaty Of the goods.
and pe know hi. price. are rather below
shaa abeys tbs medium cost. Pa.ronize q
she gentlemen, and you will receive a
faii exchange for yonr non.y-n "a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-28

lust RECEIVED, A fine lot Of Cloaks
at the NEW CASH STORE.
INHE best quality Of Black and Green Tea
i at &C WORTH'S
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-28

As certain unprincipled persons are attempt
ing to palm off on The unsuspecting public i'm
tations of my " Prepared Glue" would eau
ton all persons to examine before purchasing,
and see that the full name,
IL SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLU z, A
is on the outside wrapper; all others are SWIM
ding coutei feits.
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The flowing endorsement OF
SPALDING's
& + r n a Ii G l. S,
ii ~ 4 IN Il TH u
IH n IL Ao IL L =
b.! r THAT
eorrDv .,D eI,,n
81 EhD AMI SUM- w hh
is WITHIN THEIR REACH. a..
t..
AS these Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr..
Spading, they afford uuquestionable
scientific discovery.
MAsoNvILLE, CoNN., Feb. 5, 1861.
Nh, SPALpIsG. us s5-.t
81 ~. SlR: ..
hav. tr;cd vour Cenbolic Pill, and like
tbem .o we'll tb.t / wani Won - ,on a mo to
dollars worth more. 80 = -
I gave few out of the first box / rot from,
yoY. - -. -
Send the Pills by mail. and oblipe g..
|. - Your ob't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
.-.....
s. - HAylnFoR,. Ps., Feb, 6. 1861.
Mr. Spalding,
SIR: -
wish YOU to send one more bog of your
Cephulic Pills, have received great deal Of
benefit f.om them. Yours. respectfully.
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No Heat is Required.

4 Large supply Of Cloths, Cassimeres' ea'ihs'
N Twecds, and Winter Cottonades at
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He Rtthmntd correspond. ~ Of The Pc
trrsburg Exfr.. NJ tes 10 ihti paper unler
ilate ii Richmond. JIae g. 1861 -
Ihi. mnrning. about Is minutes 70 eight
u'clpck. tie rnfifr ei'y 49, stsri ied by Z lgid
report resembling rte dting # ~ ceormnu.
rsHnon Il proved to be an explosion II
drtpnatips powder. i tie htndspne hrics
Tenement ~ Tie esst side II Clay. brlnw
ADAMS street. aud next 10 Tie Clas Street
Methodist Church. N immense crowd sam
hurried 10 the spot. ani anpns titr NUMBER
Was yplr correspondent. where asspfisinrd
HE following particulars. 'I'itr bgll,lieg sas
occupied Is Poi l.. 4 Finch. late u riatks
vile, VI, ant i chemist II Cun .taistsbe ~.
p4ie. llr VAS engaged 10 sing powder
iof percussion caps, sad va. dfyinl lie com.
bu.tible ii par. before crate in tie ihIrd
starry 81 tAe bailhing, Frnp .One cause an.
known. il rspiutei. tearing 20 thr ronf of
the heBse mud blowing out thr val. u The
ruam 10 aiilrb be aasfngaged. beside. cfaek !.
iug " remsning walls ID every direction.
he building y almost complete wreck.
aud will have TO be enlirely rebuilt before Il
i again srryiceabis. Mrs Finch was for.
iunateiy 10 the Kitchen, aud escaped altbpni
injury Tire children were ID Tie base.
menr, AMI escaped unhurt, while two other.
VIM were 10 lhe room q joining That oceu.
pied by tier lauer. we're BIZ slightly iniur.
I'll.
Messrs. WIN. y. Tinsley, Wm. A. Wright
aud gentleman named Ghil,lrey, were lie
ffst o. reach tle spot. 81 tie aid 81 a lad.
der, ibe upper porlion u ihr hpusc wa. reach.
ed, aud The two children up there rescued st
great peril. a. tie roll seemed about 10 isll
inDmfniatlIy.
Mr. Finch was neat found. PROSTATE on the
llaor, and ppfiian 81 The falling ropf upon
The body IIe presented moI horrifying
spectacle, and III, agGbizing eroans were tru.
W hraftfendihg. rhe fingers On ri. right
batd were blown nearly %, bis hair also. a.
well ss bis clothing. and his body and face
we're ~ black - Jet. leV feet distant ii
The same room, lay eoIored gifl, who was
terribly maBgled and laeerated from Tie e..
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x COMPLETE DAcKDoWN,

We copy the following from the New Or
leans Delta:
The United States steamer Brooklyn, Capt.
Poore, having notified The authorities at The
Ballze that strict blockade OF the mouth OF
The river lad been ordered, was boarded yes
terday under flag OF truce by the captains
of several British and French vessels now on
the bar, and Capt. Puore was asked u he m
tended 10 prevent the departure Of vessels
belonging to English and French oMncrs, and
loaded with freight for ioreign ports. Pnore
declared that he should certainly prevent
their departure or seize them il they at
tempted to run the blockade. As their ships
were all heavily loaded with valuable car
goes, including two thousand hogsheads Of
tobacco shipped by the French Consul on
acruunt Of the French Government, and sew
eral hundred on account 81 Rnt.chlld. and
other foreign houses, such decision naiu-
rally produced considerable excitement N
/ the city. The British AMI Freach Cnnsul'
took the matter in hand and by telegraph
caused Capt. Poure 10 understand that Ille,
Nonld not permit such nonsense, and that
the British aud French sqnadr0ns would bt
/ here 10 few DAYS TO protect The interest, 2
their Governments. The last news from III,
! li lize was that poore had backed down. AM
the ships were all going out. The Brllisl
and French merchants in The city, who are
largely engaged in our trade, will demand
/ the protection oi their Governments. aud i
Is hoped bplh BY them aud uur nsn citizens
il. ali the trade we have or intend 70 have j,
9Th iheir ports, that their fleets will speedi
I |, appear IN the Cult.
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ed this morning to receive the marble bust
of John &. Calhoun, presented to the State
by Wharton j. Green, Esq, reported that
they had attended to the duty assigned them,
and that the bust was now present IN the
Hall. The committee recommended the a
doption of the following resolutions, which
Mr.. venable accompanied by few hand
some and appropriate remarks, on the lie,
character and death Of the great South Car
olina Statesman:
RcSotpedt That the Convention accept the bust Of
John G. Calhoun, presented 10 the State by Wharton
J, Green Esq, and orders that the same be placed 10
suitable niche in the Senate chamber Of the capitol
/ Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention ara
due TO Wharton j. Green, Esq, for the memorial Of
patriot and statesman, whose is justly honoret
/ in the memory Of his counlymen
The report of the committee was unani'
mously adopted.
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brilliant victory Battle nj Befhct
Church.

Soon after onr paper went TO press lest week, 70
p,r reached here thai engagement had taken place
between portion Of our troops and pafiy q Federal
troops numbering four five Thousand, q, Bethel
Church. Yorktown, Virginia. The report Is Il
first reached d made the numbers killed either side
di.proponoRlie, and our efce rmal compared
with theirs that @e were IN dcub rs TO the accn-
Iaey oi the account; 70, Subsequent statements have
well sustained The facts, and have 10 thank super
intending Providence for . most Brilliant victory. II
appcars fom The accounts which have reached that
he loss ofihe enemy may have bcen ~ much short 4
three hundred ilkd, aud We know NO, how many
sd Whie our loss bn, kl,d private Henry W.
WYATT d the Ejgecombe Guards, aud seven wounded.
The force On our side composed q the Or, N,rh
Carolina Regiment, consisting q 500 men, ihs Oanse
Light Iofanly under The command Of Capt. Ashe, heug
patton. and sGo yitsini,ns opposed 10 ssne 300
d he Fcdcal troops
The f,lIowns . lbs u The comPane, con posing
The Nar.h Carolina regimen, Which has - well 81.
nnsui.hei ii.,ll on this occasoni
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Rfr.llrrS.-Tar Rlehmoad Dispatch

RrIstiArlpS.-The Riehmand dispatch
qnais. ir1m the New York Tribune i very
i eldrd rematk, that the negrors entitrd 4.
was lram their owners aud put o. hard wulk
Nv Ire Lmrelnur. on Tie fertilization. IL
did Point. can nersr d girm up 70 their
infmer owners, nor trta b. paid for under aay
.ettIrmcnt
1his j, strung ground. ~ view ri such 4
determination. aud II the seiglres aud II
.trurttyu u private property - llanplan ani
elsewhere, fsheretcr indeed the tanllals
have had iprce cnbugh u take u. Tie Di,.
patch recommends the establishment NJ a
Caurt II Claim. ~ tie Southern Caniedefaty !.
before ahieh every man shn ~. hal private
property taken fi1n him, whether slaves,
pro, isinns or goods shall b. allowed 10 prove
his los, shrrrspon he .halI be p.id b. TIE
conh.ealion Of III real aud personal proper.
IL held ~ Northern men 10 lie south. u III
debts due by Southern men 20 Nnrthrfn
men, aud u 81 .tnc.s Of S0atbetn States,
Sc, held Il tie North.
We have been an advocate for evcy so1lh
ern man piyiug hi. debts 10 Northern men,
t. the last dollar. But artAprcttd the war,
when 4 came On, 10 be conducted upon civ i.
ilizrd principles. ~ view ~ ill., ,non.iroa.
Outrage. psrpe'raied. AMI the uili m.re drs.
olating lures intended lpbe sbowered opon
the South, We have changed that opinIun.
and agferi witihe Dispatch. that court u
claims should award compensation to our
fellow citizens Who have been robbed. II
i necessary retaliation. Il /. justice 10
those who are IN situation 10 bear the brunl
~ this malignant, devilisb war.
tits estimated hat Southern people owe
az ihc North from thirty to SIXTY millibns IL
dollars. There are perhaps a. many millions
of Southern State bonds held there. These
viii furnish All ample find out of which 10
pay for Southern property eoniscsted By
Lincoln and his InyrmIdons.
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tects Of the explosion, They were convey
ed to the Medical College, but the attending
physicians do not entertain the slightest hope
Of Their recovery. Mr.. F.'s fingers have been
both Of his eyes gre gone; ms
arms and body are badly cut and burned
He is Wild with deliIiun., aud Il requ res
three men ii hold him dawn to his bed. Ills
case is truly lamentabe one, and bis de-
voted wife and children are plunged IN the
deepest distress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-19

TnE BLOCKADE odd Abc's blockade seem.
10 BE- dong his avn prnplc mere INJURY and
causing them more loss aud INCONVENIENCE
Than i inflicted on the Confederate Siaies.
arhe Anrihern press seem To brgn 10 rrslihe
thi, TACT. We give The following as sam
pIe II What many 81 The na,lhrrn Editors
write. The Albany (N. " ttlas sa,s:
New York Is more d bloekadrd port this
,lay than ans Smith 81 II; il sui.ss Ike a
he,irgrd riiy. We do not SEE the visible
balrcring dawn 81 walls. or The explosion 1t
shells. az the destruction Of mnltltudes. Aud
81, the work ~ rnin gars on. though silent
n, almost a. efTicaciousy. Real estate falls.
rent fill. houses are S.catrd, mercantile
,felit !. ruined. firms are prosiraied. Tue
rity I. brlragurrd frou without BY - iarih,
aud sssaiied within BY The war.
Commenting % tie above. Tie New York
llay Book say:
Il iast cortobmates what We have hereto.
fprr ,bo@D. thai c,ery hnut ui The blucsale
the spatl. will be getting rislcr aud sc poor,
or.
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sPairioIlsm. - Il i.wsiI kno~n ihai ihs anss.-
t,F. 4 lhe l.s Chs Justice As.h psfs conspicuous
,ces 10 ihe ssr d he keyoiuiion. Gssly shs.llas
ibefi blogd lirs f,an Ire yfamy oi Brush -.
ainaiion |, appears thai Pnnoue sn,hu.iasn J. nj
~ sitsei 10 lie l4as., We andst.lsad h.t leo y
ii. p-ad ehlisfa. all several u his arphsss
srh H. coaislrrste forces. ens,s,d ~ me I'm. haly
rau,e-re,isnaes . The occupations ana ,ytspny y
Ab,.bIm t..acyln. W ia Lord i. sah lbrm. aaI
- W. rro.is. -Oa, ,fss, !. IN tisl.s
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Mi.sorm Am NauyI.Sp. There are pran, 4.
isine signs that these Stairs sill soon throw
~ Their nrBraliiy. The Governor II vi,
souri, i aid q have demande, The sihdrle.
.al u v ;. trOps fram thai State, and bcihg
refused. ~. callrd ior $4,000 tulunicrt..
u ihr election fpr congressnea IN Balli.
more. Henry Winter Davis. late membrg.
and min u brilliant talents, ha. been beat.
en- because be ia,ofs Liacola. A. The Rich.
mnnd Examiner says. Ellis overthrow il
worth dozen victories. Il il Msftlsnd's
Declaration II Independence and Proelami.
tinn u War"
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W. ~. ION he Presbyterian. hal M T1s,. lam.
Mcneil 20 Il. Iss isa ysaf. see,si,ry Of r.. An.
Bill society. b. resigned ihsi oiier. Win IL, H.
leptaa q rrtafnins iinmsii,iels 70 lhi. n. ns,s
STATE. Tie direct teuie having besn eli.sd, 10 stpee
- u .isr SasihNsfd ~ tie Western roais. lsoarh
Cincinnati Louisville. and Ns.h,ils A psi,ale kller
sisters hat he eompsld sacrifice 81. hoo.s snl
oherprnpsry and ~ lrsry lbJ furniture hs -. sbi.
gel 10 leave behind
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
wednesday, jane 10, 1861.
MILITARY NOTICE.

~ We have been reques ted 10 give notice. that on
Friday the 2lsl DAY Of June instant meeting will be
heldin Hsborough, for the purpose Of missing yolun-
eet Company ;when and where the Captains ofthe va.
rious Districts ave requested and invited % meet with
their companies, for dill. Gov, sw ain Mr. Samuel r.
Phillips an other gentlemen, have been invited to make
sptec aes on the occasion.
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soas corvoS sr>.r L,rr The StwalE

Snqs roaupN sE>,E Lsrr - The Nrwark
y D.. E,ening Journal si,s. every Dem.
asiat atthtn uuf knowledge j. ~ ia,or 81 me
slte,lirst possible termination u the war. BY
negotiation consistent aiihdrgniiy aud hon.
or.' Aud tie same paper remarks:
TIE peaceful tnne 81 President DAVIS
message 10 the Southern Congress will pat
lie ahnle North % reflective mool. A
simiiar spirit On the part o. President Llh.
enln is only kneedtd 20 allow The n1enlng d
negotiations and settlement III an pe ding
hiIhcuitlss upon sumo amlcsble basis. X !,
time fur the people Of the North TO De
maud Gay II Institutes. Congress should
be immediately Summoned 70 the capii, ~
deliberate ard acf. Lei ., have peace.
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census of Worth Carolina. : ri. ,tpot

II rhs Ssrrsisry II siae . The Cunsen.on si,ing
somn,g sis~ . ihe papaisl,sn u ne .o,sfil
IL. fih. sis,s, shoFs the aggregate q ~ :. i5gws
whre paI.nls,isn. ezI tso Pre- slo-sd. seJqls
sl.,s. s9lasl, roisF. slzfs7. ne e'u's. d, 50
sdt whites. 55s02s; lsrs sol,ssi. - 46J, ,a,e..
sss.sss taa ssgaas. insrsl.e " irn s.,s' Whiir,.
1sa6i; he eoloisJ .css slaves. ia.s35. lssl II.
sse4st. Ell. 6es
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-06-19

Under date ol Mas -. thr Hon. John ".
llD,ts h4s addressed anothrr letter 10 The linr.
Edward Bats urging 40 abandonment u the
W.r on the pArlol he United Slate. govern.
mrni against ~ snufirrn States. /" faa
.nnN i, well a. be .ays, " the fiery PR
Il uf your own Southern race; YOU know
That. no matter what ,nur power NAV BE-.
,oY can never reduce them q subJectinn.
IT, tell. him that .lis.Uluton ~ lie Union
i liked. ifre,aeable tet." that the penps
are pnanimols. that the elements are naN
], stcrnly sntageni,tio a. ifs aud water
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Tie Res. Jime g. st.,vs,I. pl,o H. ssm- hhs,a
month. ~ been ~ seori,b rJnss : ihe Narh Cato.
hai Pirsyirn.a H.. -p els.sa Plst,r 4 ibs PEE.
hyisiIin chutsh y PlteussilIe. Md vacant y ID.
de.'h y ~ Rsv ". riich1.i. Having a.espsd Is.
gu, ~ ShstsaaI ha. relaq0,.hsi b. eoanetiioa
nth d. Prsshyisfsn.
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Howe Mann WRrnsp PAPRa. The Mil.
n u.ssrs. Oaks & Wisvaii. Liaeainton, n.
G.. sre turning nYt ihe ,afious 1 ind. II Wtii.
ing paper---'' ummercial NOTE" Ip,tsfr
-. Cap"--and " Flat Gap'-rulsd aai on.
ruled. blue aud. ahiie. We have specimen
q their " Cap" which is ,sry gond
Slhlbary nsf,Lmsn.
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ClsYcfI.. Id Jsae. q. wiilpin.,a. 81 Ii. u
iusaat, rIelsl H'sa,tef u las sts,s Caa'ensn.
IA DC y3sineg y ~, frsisnaila Of apt.
Gase. nos Is 10 army. At. W.llsm.sa IL. tsksa
III "a, ~ sas Csasrnuos.
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DAVID. IN Collcsc.

Datidspn College. = 4 iifst saai.r Z lie
senof els. bisins en.i.r Ia tls Caasd,rsir arm.
tas anpat cJnBearsasni eTussc. edl y omitted
'hi' yrsr Tie rtus,era bossyef vii hsli their sn.
mi mssias stihs SECULAR lias. s1i Tss.5ly ,hs ph
7 Jsiy
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II is reported that The Southern Commi.
sioners 10 Europe have purchased two steam.
er. in England 20 be sent over under the
protection 81 the British flag.
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LArarr.--I'he rumDr that Ibis gentleman.
who was . merchant ~ Hampton, AID who 4
was said shD, one 81 LineDln's troops. ard
was huDg a Fortress Monroe. turns out to
Dc pntfnr. Tie Norfolk Herald sass. r.
shot no one and bas not been hung, bit i. >
prisoner a O!d Point.
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use canpiny irem Kisecou,bs. Two hsm Charlotte.
ans f,ep ch4pel 1874. aus iron lsaneoms-. two from
Fayetteville. Ole ION Burke. on- fom EnGrIIslJo Que
tom Lisesln ,ouhiy.
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TnE ErTrcr 81 rnE WA N MMSE.--An
intelligent gentleman from Maine informs us
that ne saf policy of Mr. Lincoln i becOm
iug more AID more cangas.ed il that State.
49, daly -. popular. lie says that shIp
bniiiin- aRd tie l1nber trade are complete
ly Cat, and that lie Is at loss 70 know whist
ne people vii ID. T1e idea tina, England
may y, lie carving trade II The South, and
that eastern vessel. NAV be thrown o1t Oi
employment, stands up like a nightmare be.
fore tie people. Inc late development ol
English poiiey 10 that direction, has stima.
lsleI tvs fear. long seen III The distance by
many, a a remote pps.ibiiiig, but nov tlopght
within The rangr u probabilities. At alI
events. great anxiety exists 10 re miats II
the people II MAine, whnss Livelihood j. %
Infinitely associated wl'h snip building and
tie cotton trade, Ms former ~ ah.eh alaats
has kept pace pari passu with he de.slup-
ment VI the other. " 7. Div Box