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INDEPENDENTS. Preston Co., Va, 6th July, 1850.
Dr. D. e.. AVER. sir: I have been afflicted with pain
IN chronic Hf.gu0fl for long time, which hglcj the
skin or rhv-ieaus AND stuck To mc in spite of all the
remedies could finds uut, tried your ~grsaugrila One
bottle cured nr il two weeks, anal restored my general
health go much that ana ir better than before was
attacked. think it wonderful medicine. j. FHENN.
Tr'p, Y Ggtclo. OF -. Louis writes; ." have been
afflicted for wears with Otteon Of the Lirer, which
DESTROYED my health tried every thing and every thing
filled 10 relieve me; and have been brOkcndoun man
for some wears from other cause than arrangement Of
H. Lr.r My beloved pastor. tc Rev Mr.. E>py, advised
rrto try YOUR ~lrSu1rl because ne said he knew YOU
g1d amy th,r Won made worth trying. by the bless
inc God 10 las cured me, and has purified my blood
"a. 10 make new man OF me. feel young again. The
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eehirrus, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement, IT,
~sBtton. Carries, and ExfOltntion OF the
Bon-S'
--t w -sty % cases have been reported 70 ms where
80 ,f .,. t iIAiy complaints have resulted from
tTa se of his rcmr but our space here viii rot adj
INIT Them some Of them LAY W lpull III u'' Au.tl'a
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy. Neuralgia.
MANY remarkable cures OF these affections have been
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lt.- the vital function, into vigorous action, and thus
ovgrcowcs disorders which would le SUPPOSED beyond
its reach Such remedy has long been required hy The
u. Ol the people, and We are confident that this
Will do for Thorn all that medicine can do.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ADVANCEMENT


rs g9sst. 9Ss 49, q ssss4s
ON and AFTER Monday December 2lst,
" The Mail and Passenger Trainss
Richmond daily, Except sundAys) al 6U NJ TOT
saunton and all intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
louisville with Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains M
Alexandria edae stations and al Chsroesy VIII
their Lynchburg and all points West and Southwest
that place every other day viz Tuesdays Thursdays and
SATURDAYS for Jacksons and Stations West OF saunton
Harman Browns Stages with the train at saunton
on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and at Goshen ca Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington . ,
arman Mason Companys Stages connect with the TRAM
Thursdays Saturdays at mboro for the warm
spng and at Jackon River for the White Sulphur Springs
Lewisburg, &c. .,
RETURNING,
The Mail Train leaves Jacksons River Mondays, Wednes
DAYS and Fridays at Bis P. NJ, for stanton -
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED
Waynesboro at I4 and staunton a. s'io a. s
Mondays and Fridays, for Jackson's Biyer
RETURNING,
Jacksons River Tuesdays and Saturdays at 4'
for Waynesboro'. $500,
Lexington Lewsburg Ao for Winchester Leesoug Lynch
burg Bonsack Salem shawyi Chrsansburg Bristol Knox
vile Dalton Chattanooga Nashville, Grand Junction, Memphis
Canton New Orleans all important Points In the
can be procured at the Ticket ONCE $1,000, nor,,,,n
iaqo General Superintendent
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ALFRED b. rALLEY.
St. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Fry, Ery;I Ig,,l,,,


worm, sore Eyes. Drcpsy.
Dr. Robert ". Profile writes from Salem, y. Y, leth
sent, l>", That De has cured fv0lcr1te ease OF
Ir.1u. which threatened 20 terminate ifguy, by the
per,eyerD- or Orr Srsaparilll, and also danger
on, attack Or Malignant Err Pes hy large doses OF the
samc says he the common LrUptiyRs by II con
stantly Z
BronehOcele, Goitre, or Swelled Neck
Zsbuou Sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes: s. Three
bottles Of your Sers1nlrll cured me froma E'itrc-a
hieouS swelling ON the neck, which had suffered from
over two years.
LeucorrhCra or Whites. Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases
Dr. =. e. S. Claiming, or New York City, writes; 90
most choer1v conn IS with the nest Of EDnf & M N
sIyu- have found your ~r>GrIr..u most excellent
Alternative tte numerous complaints for when W. tnl-
pIov such remedy but especially in ft0'e b'.e6ScS
OF the Strolous dithesis. I have cured many lnvCt-
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cnmul. lint caused hy alteration of the uterus. The
liberation itself soon cured. Nothing WITHIN my
kuo1lelrr equals 10 for these female dcr11.' mcuts
Edward -. Marrow, Cf Ncwbu-y, tll., writes: dan
rer1- a-i8 tfrar OF che females IN my family,
which had dofo an tho remedies could employ VAS
at lh b0au completely gUrcd Nv your extract Of Sar
s1prri''1 Cur rbvsi-n th1--ht nothing hut cNufpI-
tiHu g.rI1 afford relief h-t h. advised On" trial OF YOUR
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proved r.turl. Arsr taking vour remedy eight weeks
no ,yruu+um of the disease remains
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
LIE XInaINIA LIFE INSURANCE ComPA-

TzJHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COnhE -.
prepared for business and the attention o ~
public earnestly called to the Importance OF It's objects nm
Company under its charter divides Fights OF is PROXY.
every years, the policy holders thereby gns
assured the the Mutual SYSTEM with me Peoge
stockholders have permanent interest In "
q fairs with prudence and economy. $500, v.-,,,r.
The requires half Of the Capital STOCK sna
benvestedi In Bend and Mortgage unincumbereu hea
worth double the amount ,t..hou.
The chief object Of the Company to aid In retaining AZ
Of which goes annually rom our nc
for LIE Premiums Northern Companies That money WI DC
Customers for term OF at legal interest," anu
buTsed in midst - p,,,.,.. Il.
and Annuties granted. Lie ana term
rates asother good Oompanes elAVes
one year for term OF years.
DIRECTORS.
VIM II Macfarand, John PARCEL,
Joseph Allen, sam1 I. Bayy,
Roscoe b. Heath, Jos. r. Anderson,
mos W. McCapce Thomas P. August
John b. Montague, 70. II. Msury,,
David L Burr. Jas. A. Covardin,
Lewis Guter J. b. McClelland,
John Jones p. 4. Moore,
Jss l. Anpersou John L. Claiborne,
IessD C,enshav, B. O. Wherry,
Wn g. Pane, Wn. II. Christian,
d. T. Z. Baskerville, wyndhsm hooer"ohs
sam1 J. Harrison, John o. shsier,
w n Haxau Peter O. warwick
Robt T. Brooke, l. o. Hsskns,
Geo. D, shell, Edward NorVel
Wellington Goddn, Geo. }. sumner,
John pooey, D. y NooidIluBe'
PTeSidsnt-sAM'L J. HARRIsoN.
Pice PFesideRt-WM. Ii. HAXALL-
Physscidn-Dr. BLAIR BURWkLL.
AEoriey-R0so0E d. HEATH, Esq
AMI j. ADAIR PLEAsAETS, Secretary.
tg-0ffce corner Main 18th streets, Richmond
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

YyyRI- WEEKLY, THRU UGH TO LYNCH s-Hr-7TTT.TTrS
4 BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, Ssxtt.E<,,'.v.z2
AND TRI.WERRLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAI
LY LINE AS FAR AS sCoTTsVlLLE.
Rchmondto scottsvles 80 Richmond TO Lexington ~ 90
q" Lynchburg. Il 90 3" Buchanan. W
The through will Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and after the 9th September the Way
line for scotsve will w. Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
urdays far scottsvie Returning leave Scots
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at IN A. h.
distance time Of passing In card below for through
line that the scosve line will intermediate
points the opposite day at the up hour
later coming down.
leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynchburg Monday Wed
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RICHMOND AND DAhViLLE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
RRANGEMENTH have been made by the klch Ia - -
q mond and DanyiIe Railroad Company where 80 &S y
by Down Freight intended for shipment al the port OF
and also up Freight arriving Richmond by water and having for
destination any point accessible to this Company BY lis ON
line or by Through Freight arrangement with other ROADS
will be received from or delivered vessels Direct Thus reneV
ing the shippers freight from all charges for drayage or
wharfage and at the facilitating the speedy transport
Of goods. ,,,,-I,- =.
Richmond under this will state at the time oil Their
delivery. H.
The Railroad Company WILL when required attend TO ehcung
An on such goods points the United states and
bills Of Ladng per sailing vessels Will be forwarded 70
consignors and conslgnees.
For further particulars address ..zo--.
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day, Wed Leave Lynchburg Monday, We'd
at p. NJ. nesday and Friday, at p. N.
LIGHTE & BRADBURRY'S PIANOS

LIGHTE & BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.
WE GALL the attention Of the citizens OF Rich .
w Ilond and Virginia, to Piano Fortes which f8
we have placed with Mr.. Carusl, that their qualities N
In every respect may be tested by the side Of thei
famed Chickering'S
We warrant all Pianos and show high and
ous testimonials any factory the country All which
seen at Mr. Caruss Broad Street. Cd door from 9th
del6- LIGHTE 4 BRADBURY,
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
- Is Is; &c

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
E5Ey 81 9z&
r. supERrxpESDKST's oTrox,
Richmond, 18th Dec. 1890 I
Winter Arrangement.
TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUIHHASE
ON and after Monday, Dec. 24h passenger trains VIII run "
FROM RICHMOND TO DABVLLLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily Except sundayO AZ O'CLOCK
A. NJ. and rea les Danville At 3 10 O'Clock r NJ
FROM DAHVILLE TO EICHAOND
Mall Danyie daily Except sundayS ato O'CLOCK A
M and reaches Richmond at los O'Clock p NJ
The Train Richmond connects at Burksve with the trans
over the So inside Railroad for Lynchburg and The souh ana
souh-West daily. 80 go, s..
Danve at Burksye With the sou,
Railroad trains Tor Petersburg and Norfolk Anc at Rchond
with the trains on Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad the York River Railroad, also with the James Vef
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point. 49, ,,
Through be procured and baggage VIII be checkeo
through the following points,
Lynchburg, chattanooga
Bristol, NASHVILLE,
Knorvile Huntsville,
Dalton Grand Junction,
Alta ia Memphis,
Montgomery, SAh'oni
Yelsburg and Jackson,
oHAs. @. TALcoTT,
deco Superintendent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-26
Gen. Js fl. Thompson's Proclamation.
L.. L.. L L

D.
New MADRID, December IA, 1861.
FeooO Soldiers and Citizens Of the ld Military District
Of Missouri:
You have read our Governments appeal. How do
you respond Will rot the brave men who have done
so much work. and gained SO much credit during the
past six months rally around the flag he so beautifully
describes and maintain the reputation which friends
so kindly award to us? Come, all speak at once and
let your laundering voices strike terror to the hearts of
those who think we be conquered who think the
hardshps have passed through have chilled our pa
triotism or changed our principles.
will be with you through veal woe, and the au-
thortes give such position you desire; whether
it be among you with my musket on my shoulder or at
your head leading you have DONE will be as you
may wish, so do not hold back on my account.
| Our commanding generals have promised me that
may keep the field all winter and not be penned up be-
hind entertainments. l will be allowed to roam through
our district wherever may be needed and have per-
mission, that aUaeneUsr l see head may hit H."
| have told them that your brave hearts shall be my
breaStwo,ks, and fair field and clear sky mn fort
| have ample preparations to cothe and equip all
who may enlist and the day mentioned in my gener-
al order number 62, will expect you. Citizens from
other States, who desire to with u.s. will be vel
coined NJ. JEFF. THOMPSON
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
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n lact that the government is not alarmed about
"a. ~, MASON and SlIdel embrogo. From the numerous
es tnat have been received here to-day there il
ar expressed ameng the people in different parts of
TUG country taat the government may BE induced by
some diplomacy to give the traitors up Tn order tn
uspei THIS feeling will venture to assert that have
Tue hghess authority for saying that the possibility OF
lne surrender under any circumstances does not now
exist The President is firm and immoyahle on this
point.
The English newspapers sent to this country in adj
vance OF the arrival of any official dispatches either
from our Minister the receipt of any communication
oy our government from Lord Lyons is considered of
very little account here The government has too much
on It's hands to be dstu bed by such influences If it
should turn out that likely to have another tilt
with Great Britain, it is quite likely that France will
lntercede IN behalf of England In that event Russia
VIII lutercede in behalf OF the United States If France
the Napoleonlc Waterloo France, is accepted by Eng
land Russia will be accepted by the United States -
he Emperors of these great empires can discuss the
question while we are finishing the rebellion They will
eventually disagree OF course mediator will be call
ed inprobably the King of Italy who will not decide
the matter satisfactorily both parties and war may
result By this time we shall have an army spelling
for tight, and it will then be question whether we
shall not prefer to take hand rather than to re-
main at peace with people who have attempted to take
advantage of our misfortunes.
Dispatches received here to-day state that the rebels
ID the South wild with excitement over the LeWs re-
ceved by the Europa indicating that Engand has as
sumed hostile attitude towards the United States
They regard it evidence of the intention of the
quOndam mistress OF the to take up their quarrel
open their ports, and fight their battle. They deceive
themselves as they have done from the beginning.
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DIED.

In Duplin county of paralysis. the 24h November,
RONEY WELLS ST. III the 73d year of his age. His 8f-
ctions of than three years duration he bore with
Christian submission Spared to old age his life
ineny useful most successful farmer and charitable
be contributed largely the support and comfort of
his neigbborhood. He was for many years member of
the Presbyterian Church, and Ruling Elder Rocksh,
the duties of which Office he discharged to the ap
prevail Of the congregation Blessed they who die in
the Lord"
On the 18th inst 10 the n c. Military Hospital in Peters
burg, Va, of typhoid pneumonia WILLIAM STEPHENS,
Of Onsow county, n Co. aged 26 years, month and IL
days. Mr. Stephens member OF the Company of Ons
low Greys attached to the l4h Regiment N c. Volunteers
At smithvlle on the 18th Nov, 1851 Mrs. CAROLINE
PRICE, wife of MIR. John Price, aged about 48 years
At Smithvlie the 10Th December 1861, Mr.. JOHN
PRICE of that town, aged 81 years.
At his residence ia Wilmington, 10 o'clock this fore
noon Saturday, Dec. 2lst, 1857 Mr. JOSEPH CRAIG,
aged 35 years.
In this town, on the 2lst inst. Mr. HENRY ". GROVES
aged A years
At the Hospital in Wilmington Monday, the 23d inst
THOMAS 7; FoRREoT, private in Co K Capt. Moody
have been sent TO his late residence stany county
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sEeuEsTeAF1oN N.lrIcn.

HAVING been appointed by the Judge Of the D strict
of the Confederate States of America for the Dis;,ct
of North Carolina Receiver for the District composed of
the counties of New Hanover, Brunswick Columbus Ba
ney Agent former Partner Trustee other person hoa
ing controlling within said district any lands tenernents
hereditaments goods chattes, rights or credits or
any interest therein of for any alien enemy of the Con
federate States OF America speedily inform me of the
and TO render into thereof and
practicable, TO place the in hands, ANY PEI son
wfuy failing to do GCiH be g,ny of tgh nalsderea-
nor, and liable to De 'ndicG, cOUleed fined and priS-
cned as prooided by ldao-
And also notify each end every ciizsn of the Confede
rate States, speedily to give information Gas he is
CURED by law) of any aud all lands, tenemeuts and red
taIneus rights and credits within the said District and of
every right and interest therein held owned and possessed
or enjoyed by or for any such alien -nemy,
Office on Princess street, West de0", URNAI Building.
'DUBkU Il GUITAR,
Receiver for the District comprising the counties Of New
Hanover, Brunswick Columbus, Bladen Robson Rich
mond.
October goth, 1861. 4s-tf.lOtf.
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RICH SCENES OCCURRING AMONG THE LINCOLN Sol
D1ERY.-Ihere is at Fort Holt Regiment commanded
by Col Cook and another commanded by Col johnson,
the former abolition, the latter Southern linosian,
aud nearly honest enough to belong the Southern army
1t fell out few days cince that runaway slave was
pursued into camp by Union man. with an order from
General Grant for his surrender Notice being had of
this the fellow to the woods BY his friends OF Cooks
regiment. A reward OF one hundred dollars was
publicly offered for the negros return. This slim
nated the other regiment, and they swore they
would have the negro and return him to bis owner
The Abes men proper that no such thing should
be done. In few days after, the bone OF contention
was discovered D the camp of his friends and his cap
ture was resolved upon by the other regiment They
went over accordingly prepared to execute their honest
purpose AS they approached the negro the wink was
given him to run He took to his heels, but alas too
late The Southern Illinois boys determined not to be
made fools of in that way turned loose upon the fug-
tive and brought him down with seven buck shots 10
bis body.
| Now commenced scene that battles description
general fight ensued 10 which several were slain on
both Sides and the animosity between the giments
has become such that the soldiers in each shoot the
other whenever opportunity presents ITSELF
Columbus (Ky,) News, Lee. A.
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LUMBERTON PROPERTY TO SELL OLe RENT.
81 THE UNDERSIGNED having removed to his farm,
t:; offers to sell lease, on very accommodate
- terms, his property in the Town OF lumoerton Kobe
son county, North Carolina consisting of that commoGi
building known Ivey's Hotel this building is To-
Gated distance to the Rail Road and has nine
large spacious rooms besides dining room together
with Kitchen Smoke House. Negro Hor SEES Barn Sta 6e
&C. On the Hotel lot there also Store buildings which
have been invariably occupied, they are located in he
business part the Town, and generally command large
share of trade.
To persons wishing either to engage in Hotel Keeping.
Mechandizngor DESTROYS of living in healthu aud moral
community, far removed from LtHCOaisn induce
ment is now offered If desired the Hotel building sill be
leased separate from the Stores Persons DESTROYS Of buy
leasing said property, will confer favor by either
ming see for themselves WHITING the subscriber at
IAimberton, y. G. CHARLES IVEY. in.
l. Dee, 18th, 1861 lS-S3w
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WILMINGTON MARKETS., DECEMbEh "a
BEEF CATTLE-There is moderate demand Tor DeeVes,
and prime quality sells readily We quote on the moor az
81 to "a cents per ID. for net meat.
BEEswAx-Sells from carts at Is 20 cents per 10.
BAcoN-A few small lots have been received, and sold
from 20 cents for hog and II 70 cents per
pound for hams. -, >,
BUTTER-The market is rather better supplied. Small
lots sell from carts at 49, As so cents per b as in quality
CANDLEs-Are in small stock, and prices rule high Ad
amantne sell at 60 cents and Taow 70 to 80 cents h.
EGGs-sell from carts at 20 to rs cents per dozen.
FLoURThere scarcely any coming in either by river
or railroad and the stock market Is unusually hgh we
notice an active demand and quote at IS 20 TO IS 5O tor
superfine and So so to So IS per Dbl. for family
GRAINThe market continues to be poorly supplied Win
all articles under this head and notice fair enquiry
We quote CORN at 624 65 per bushe by the quant
ty WHEAT OATS PEAS and RYE would ind quick sales at
fair prices.
LARD-Sels at 81 a % cents per ID.
MoLAssEs-Cuba Muscovado 60 65 cents and New Or
leans 70 cents per gallon.
NAILs-sel at $40 per key.
PoTAroEs-Iish S. per bb and sweet 70 cents per
bushe.
PoULTRY-The market has been rather better supplied
during the past week. and prices have 1uled lower we
quote Fowls at each for dead Turkeys 81 to
81 25 for live and l2& ID cents per Id. for dead
PoRK-Has been broug TO market rather slowly There
fair demand at IL to l23 cents per ID, az In quality
RrcE.-Clean sells from store at II cents per ID.
SUGAR-Is in moderate stock and prices rule high Sew
ea parcels have been received from New Orleans and are
selling from at l Is cents for refined Yellow and Is
a Is per To- for white.
SALT-A small lot of Liverpool ground sold few days
since at $8 per sack. The demand being principal
ly supplied with the salt made in this vicinity at 81 per
bushel.
TALLow-Meets with ready sale at Is 6 cents per h.
WHkEY-Sels at 81 so to 81 60 per gallon for common
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STEAMER CoRA-We understand that the little side whe Ell
steamer Cora formerly used ferry boat IN Beaufort
harbor has been bought by Commodore Lynch and is to
be used heresfter, gnD boat the river The Cora
hiss been undergoing repairs here for time and is
fine trim for the business. We had supposed the Com
modore wanted ducking boat until learned the
price So oOO when abandoned that view erroneous
and nov guess he intends for killing Yankees.
NetcbeTn Progress.
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The L1NcoLN1TEs AT NORTH EDIsTo,-Several of the
enemys feet still occupy North Ediso Inlet and of
their vessels has been up to- White Point Wadmalaw
Sound, cut up yesterday they had not attem I'D IL
land 10 force Two small vessels loaded with peas and
Cotton in the seed have been captured by the enemy
but their screws escaped The vessels captured said
to be the sloop Ashley and schooner OSIRIS.
Charleston Courier 10Th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-26

A GALLANT OFFICER PRoMoTED-Capt. Julius A
De Iaanel, who was wounded and captured at Rich
Mountain, and whose exchange for Capt. Ricketts, of
the Federal army we have heretofore noticed has been
promoted by the Governor to the rank OF Lieut. Colo
mel in the active volunteer forces of this State to re-
port for duty at Gransy uiI Dpa JONI
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