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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31
From the Hon. Dir. Diven. N. C.

From the Hon. Dir. DiUen, W. c.
Dear Sir Il shall be with you in day or two
Don't say can't. Don't say must resort to drafting.
We have not time to daft. We must end this war
soon or fight the world. We can end it now. We
can't yht the world successfully you know can't.
But as l am TO see you soon. DC more now.
In haste, YOUR,
A. S. OWEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31

So far as Gen. McCeItan's army is concerned, the
rebels at Richmond cor ent that by the end of this
month they will have driven them entirely from the Pc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31
RlcHMoED, Va, July 10th, 1861!

.oo,,0TI0Ns IN THE ARMY-EXCHANGE OF PsTs-
fH' ONERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31

The Northern people begin to understand the damage
they have done their aud the aid they lave given
ours, by their malignant course towards Us. Tburow
Weeds paper, the Albany Journal says:
"In Anticipating and in attempting to force eyeEts
instead of awaiting their deveopement the best hopes
aud highest prospects of the Unon have been hwared
he than iacend1ary, the scarcely less than infer
nal spirit represented by Mr. Sumner in the Senate,
Wendell Phillips IN the forum, and the " Tribune " Of
the presa, has united the Southern people, and now
threatens to divide the North. The speeches. lectures
and Examinations from these have been used hy
secession leaders and journals aggavae and intensity
Southern hostility. Instead of h4viDg as would lorg
since have BEEN developed, powerful minores Of Union
men in tie lnsurgent States, we see men, women
and children banded together against Us, fighting, as
they believe for all that is halowed by domestic rea-
lions and social ties The real character of the rebel
hon. in tie eyes of its Victims has thus been changed
The ambitious wicked, tratricdal eaders-Davis Sill
dell, TOombs, Mason, &c. c-epjoy the advantage OF
changed issue, in which their great crime is merged.
And yet, with their eyes open, the party to which
Weed belongs has just added additional fuel TO the flame
OF Southern indignation, by passing barbarous and
villanous robberybill Surely, like moccasn in the
dog-days they are blinded by their venom.
| FUNNr.-We heard some amusing discussions last
Monday evening, at Goldsboro, between the Hodenite
and the COnfederates. Some of our respectable anC
respected friends, who refugees from Newbern
pretty strong Vance men, " for party purposes" bu
the way they Holden is caution to sinners. The
| Contederates charged that the Rolling Machine is
V8nces organ but this the 9uondGn1 Netherlands de
nounce and repudiate. They Holden is killing
i Vance, and if they thought Vance affiliated with HOl
den, they would not vote for him to save his lile.
Il We'll, that Holden IS Vance's mouth-pieCe, and tn
Rolling Machine his organ, Newbern friends can
reasonably deny. Holden claims the right to kill ant
make alive He tried to kill Vance in 1859, and be
now trying to make him alive in 1862 Vance is dea
| and Holden is his exelutlOner.-Stute Journal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31
From the n. Y. Tribune, July %,
CONFEDERATEs WHO GAVE THEMSELVES UP.

CONFEDERATEs WHO GAVE THEMSELVES UP.
The following the OF the Confederate pris-
oners, who gave themselves up before Richmond who
have taken the oath Of allegiance Henry w. Thomas,
9Th n. G.; Hugh A. Morgan, 9Th n. Q ; j. r. Saun
ders, I'd Fla; J ohD 5. Moore, lst Geo; Timothy NJ.
Altman, 26tL Va; Ohm Butler, 9th Va; Richard Put!
lev, 26:h We.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31

rRoY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS APPROACHING
YasHVILLE-THE FEDERAL FLEET LEFT VICKs
gUEG-FROM KENTUCKY-REPORTED DlSSATiS
lotion RETWEEN YANKEE GENERALS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31

sALTI sALTIt
A SUPPLY of Ocean Salt received daily-a good arti
"A Gle, and for sale at the lowest market rates.
]. NJ. MONK.
July 9, 1852. 255-lm-'7 I'm
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DIR. DhEMs' SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIEn,
WILSON, N. @.
THE EIGHTH Session of This institution will open -
j usual on the lst of August, 1852.
Pupils will be charged from the time Of entrance
For particulars, address the Principal, % rrrus
,n,, "a 1877 -asak17..,A wilson, n. O,
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TAN BARK WANTED.
INHE HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be paid for Fifty
Seventy five cords Of Red VIII te Oak Bark, deliver
the river or Railroads. Apply K!NG JDaNs0N.
Butchers or to DANL NJ. FOYLES.
Wilmington, N. c., July LIST. 1852. 24s Im -46-lm*
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6. Is nothing left to raise our hopes?
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July 2s.h, 1852.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-08-01
INFANrEHE CoNyUEsHoNs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teethinG, will almost instantly
relieve griping in the bowels and wind
collie, and overcome INTANTILE CoNyUL-
sIoNs, which will, if not speedily rene
died, end in death.
Il is also the best and surest remedy
in the world for all cases of dysentery
and diarrhGa in children, whether it
arises from teething or from other causes.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
This is the season of the year to use
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-08-01
ROYAL CUMMINGS,
PRACTICAL LAND SURVEYOR
NEWPORT, VERMONT.

Particular attention paid to retracing old lines,
dividing up and laying out land and burying
grounds, surveying fields and roads, and level
ling for water works. Whole farms surveyed in
detail and map drawn showing amount OF
wood land, tlllage, pastumge, roads, buildings,
&c, at a reduction from the usual price per day.
A copy Of every survey is kept for future refer
ence Deeds and mortgages on hand and filed
oul 1T small extra charge. Convenient maps
of several towns VIII soon be ready for sale
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Successors 10 J. NJ. Henry 81 Sons.)
WATERBURY,, VIZ,
Wholesale Druggists and dealers in
English aud American Patent Medicines
Any article in the trade furnished at
short notice Also, proprietors of n.
Il, Downs Elixir, and uenry's Vermont
Liniment, to whom all orders should be
addressed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-08-01
ORLEANS PROBATE District.

DEOBATE COURTS will lie holden at the
! Probate once in irasburgh, on Thursday
oi each week Tor the year ensuing.
". CARPENTER, Judge.
Irasburgh, Dee. 10. 1881.
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ORLEANS LIBERAL INSTITUTE.


III L Is rs ~ Z 13 "a "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09
FyRxAN-ou Saturday, Dso .a.r long ulne.., Samuel

Furmsn.
The relatives and eads Of the family invited TO attend
the funeral "Wednesday the 10th inst ct 10 O'CLOCK
his late residencs, No IL West Tweny6fth street. with
out forhsr invitation The remains viii be taken TO New
Brunswick N. J.. for internent
HAMILTOS-Op Monday, Dec. g. Richard H. Hamilton,
son Of John Hamilton. In the 27tb year Of his ACE
The relatives ard fends of the respectfully invited
10 attend tie unera Tuesday afternoon ct O'clock
hi, fathers residence No. 97 sixth avenue without thor
notice
HOLCONp--Cn Sunday evening Dec T. Mary Louise only
daughter Of James H. and Iatha Hoconib In tae 18th
year 0f her
III, friends OF the family respectfully invited to attend
tho funeral Services az the residences of her father No
Schermerho-n street. Brock yn Tuesday sftsrnoou s.h
Inst. Al O'Clock without further inytstion.
Cleveland and Chlicotle tOhio) papers please copy
Howl sunday. Dec =, iafL ztef h1gesing Illness
CsthsTine. wife of Joseph d. Hoyt. aged As years
services will be hcd al No. 81 East TsentyGecond
street "Wednesday ~ ll after which the remains
viii he taken STANFORD Conn. by tho III p trsin
wen slb,equent funeral services VII, DO held o. the Bap
tie Church The relsyt1 and friends ~ the family
respectfully invited 70 Attend without further notice.
HOIr-At Ncrwslk Com. Monday, Dec. 3. Charles,
eldest Of joe 4. Hoyt o. This city, aged Il year.
TIE fuos viii tsss place fom ms fihefs re,idence At
Eorwlh Weln,siiy afternoon Of O'Clock Tie friends
ard rslstyes arc inyisd 20 attend
JUppOn s1ndey Dec Annie Rsbeccs youngest laughter
Of W. and Mary T.. Judd, aged year months and
day.
The funeral vii take place Tuesday the 9th inst AZ
O'Clock m al he residence OF M parents No. 2l3 West
Tsenty fourth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues
1he friends aud relatives respectfully invl'od to attend
Albany sad Boston papers please copy.
s--ss.-srs- .--ss<--v-s----r-----~-rJ~ -1rn
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ter what the price, they la 'e gradually advanced to
10 cents pound for the nea less tho value OF the
ofFll, and We shall be surprised they do not hold
a. that. OF the poorest class tho gh altogether too
plenty there viii be but few cold it, this MAJ ket ~
ss than cents a pound We heard one buyer ssy
to-day that the advance of hi. cattle shove the rates
Of 'sst December was equal % g., UVV y year.
Hear'y al Of the cattle will be sold today. OWNERS
are confident that the market will clo'e tomorrow
without material decline The Hog markes ID very
buskdo-day--the arrivals less than Tact week, and
prices shade better. SAeep are alao higher. Full
particulars Tomorrow
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eminent requires money than Il hereby provided IN
Secretary Of the Treasury may sell portion Of the bullion
! to oht ain for the
| SEVERAL MORE CAPTURES By THE BLOCK.
ADERS.
The Navy Department has received information
from Rear Admiral Lea, commanding the North Al
lantic Blockading Squadron at Hampton Roads Of
several captures made by the blockadng force of
Wilmington, n. g.. and the neighboring coast. lie
Gays: On the Both of November, the United States
steamer Mount Vernon captured The schooner Levi
Rowe, Of and from Nassau, ". p, and purporling
TO be bound for Beaufort, y. c., with a cargo OF
salt. SIZE at the time standing in for New-Iop-
sail Inlet.
On the 81 of December the steamers Mount Yer
non and Cambridge, discovered two schooner, near
New Inlet. In obedience to signal the former
gave chase 10 and drove ashore one OF the schoones
when after icing fired she filed with water, and
the sci made a coMpiee breach over her, while tie
Cambridge oyerhuuied and captured tie other
schooner, which proved to be the Emms Tuttle OF
Nassau with assorted end coniraband cargo.
On the same day, the United States steamer Day
| light, off NewTopsail captured tie schooner Bril-
liant of Nassau loaded with about 300 bags Of salt.
Her master made written statement Of his inien-
ton to run the blockade under instructions from the
owner of the vessel, Mr. Wayman Of Nassau.
On the night Of December 10, the steamer Cam
bridge captured the schooner j. e. Roser, from
Nassau. loaded with salt TIE master Of which alsJ
made q written statement Of his intention to violate
the blockade, under instructions from the owners,
Messs. Sanders q Son Of Nassau. The J. c. Roker
and Brilliant were sent into Beaufort, being uusea-
worthy.
The Levi Rowe and Emma futile were sent
North for adjudication. Up to the 9th Of November,
therefore the list of vessels captured or Whining
ton aud the adjoining coast since Sept /, includes
one steamer two barks, two origs, aud fifteen schoon-
ers, making total of twenty yesses, OF which SIX
have been sent North ne prizes.
The others, with the exception Of the one which
sprlipg "A leak aud filed, were chased ashore and
destroyed.
NAVAL ORDERS.
The following officers have been ordered to The
steam sloop-oi-war Sacramento:
Lieut. Commander Carpenter, Lieut.. Ryan; The fol-
lowing TO the Monougahelo: Capt hckins,ry, Act
ing Mas,er Hargous.
APPOINTMENT or 4 TAX OFFICER.
Daniel II. Murphy Of Ripley, Ohio, has been ap-
pointed assessor of the 9th District under tbs tax
law
GENERALS ORDERED ON DUTY.
Brig. -Gens Mott aud Pince uaye been ordered
to ropor; ios duty with the Army OF the Potomac.
RESIGNED.
Capt. L. ". Mitchell, QIartermasitr Of Voiln-
teers, son Of the lato Gen. Mitchell has rendered is
resignation, which has been accepted by tho Pc
s.aent.
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As ATTKgPrrD OCTEtCE is WEIrHr'TfR
CorSrY-Soon after toe death, IN leIS, Of the ia. r.
William JAY the Bar OF W,eichester County, over
which be bad prefi1ed Tor q quA.ler oi century,
held meeting ia honor o. his memory, and those
who bad mott widely diG,led from lis Ani-saveiy
principles were the warmesi ou.osss o. q. stl :
purity Of hs character Gnl 4 A- icasuuy -ul .nicc
ri,y asa indigo. L. the couse of tie lfocaeiu-s o
Was suggested TIA. portrait 81 Jui se jap slol.d .
procured Tor the pew courtroom 90 - bite P.aGs.
Induood by ttat fue-c.u1n. Mr John jay wrote
% the Board OF Sugciy.a)fs Offering Tor their 90
ccrtaucs portrait of Biz iatrcF. Formally advised
hy a 5. ecial Committee Of We Board uN bio Offer
bal been accepted, -nd thni hey rad been derutci
20 receive the gin, Mr. Jay employed i'a admirable
porr..tisi .r. Weu1'cr, 70 paint tho picture from
AN Original DO had himself taken. SIR. Wender
represented Judge Jay ~ sitting 60 hear hn arrn-
fesut: the attitude ard accessories we've calcilly
designed w.h reference % tie portion i! Was 20
have in the Court Room, aud when exhibited %
New-York it WIS, by artists and ifi,rts alike pr.
norncod m artistic succo-s and if,-like p'riait.
Its Placing vas in,sahed by tie Committee 10 lir
Hatfield, the architect Of ihc Coun-House. and by
tia, gentleman i, was placed, with the approval OF
and l4tlros bong made to accord with Tie ru.rouHd.
ing a.yle Of architecture. and The expense being
borne by Mr.. Jay. We now hear with surprise that
40 he pending session Of tie roard Of sipcsra,s o
resolution ha. been offered BY .ir. Als1P Lockwood
10 tie effect that d. lo5HGt Of Jldge JGy lie rc-
plored and that this resolution bus been lad over
with the inte4t.on, as DO said, OF sinnsn< i upon
tic Board whenever 4. Lockwood ana .!a partisan,
tlus they viii De able 10 carry q.
on ihis, for the honor Of ,he County Of Wet
o. e.ter. We trust there :. 20 danger.
lis hardly possible that % nljoriiy Of tie Board
Of Supervisor are capable Of iar forgetting what
H. dne 10 ,her own dignity, 10 tire Bar AZ whose sug-
grsion the portrait was offered, and 10 the feelings
o, the pcoge Of the county, tho STAGE aud The conn-
Try, by whom Judge jays memory Is reyered, 10 to
become Tie tool Of fctioa for tie commission OF
,uch an ac, 10 matter low proat the prosaure-per-
aon, judicial, or pol.tcAl-thal msy be brought to
bear upou them.
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Bru's Uz.D, Moldoy. Dee. We have to re-
non tao beet lurct Of hc ycag 1862 Tor .ac opening
ae. tia. morning. some o. Hiicl were ni ten ccats
"A round rei and good many 80 g. cent?, esd some
whole dgoycs at cents upOn owners estimate o..
weight. The average .. Tie market laH week WAS
csfimaled at Il cents pound. l. il holds %, to The
close as il opens j. viii average bot cents Gle
week. up0n esiuaatol net weights, sellers sinking
OH f:aai a. tlc fr.uo has bcol lively aii cay ilr
e. .Iuitss OF weight on, lore hJor.. tnan IA oul
msr.l. The advance ii partly o"l l1 ille it.
thsi tho mppy is small, only about 800 cas-, fnd
u8rtlv 10 me ffafe ol the wtafnfr, which o. ofy,
clear and co.d--the Thermometer tbs morning az
i6. above zsrO-and partly o.lus 20 the LhoN 'tr7r
that brokers had trnt ca. runrfi agents were 90
tho v.Iap purchasing early tA5 morning ii Do 1850
been aeacnly known loN many hrI.o0aa ",fo
S.uts., iie pg.ce Oh ali ON bale fniaYle ior Hil-
ulr would have advanced "a o.ui pound ul.h
/ the ret weight. TIE business, however, Wls 10
carefully managed that Hobofy surprci'd ih". o''t
4 81 had were wanted, ANTI alter Over @Dj head
.ers takeu aud al Of them oi Ire class te!4int az
81 d. &c. IL 3D. AID tls uGac IN 90 cll fo scarce lis
t.o hfYaars were able ~ crowd up info iha a. -
/ Good many that woul1 Hct O.Icrwiss nave brought
/ as much by about ball q cent D. ib. Toward i.l.h'
.o.e O.. I've .a!smen acre Litlo more favorable 10
T an tomers. uron hearing that tuorc Htfc r0'le
t,,eltv car loads at Albany detained Yesterday ny
li.e I'd The ferry, which would probably nir4te I'.
/ sals Oh Tuerday. There WIS also an arrival dui"H
tte ,sy fiom the Erie road, which tended to CO A
any further advance. Tho truth 8, thet "itl ai i e.
/ rat number Of buocks on tae week a!t'f we '"'
7 t.erc Is MOI .lil lent sulpj .s-' N.'.''" '
I 81. t . f-''
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NAVIGATION OF TEEE HUDSON
RIVER.
The FIo,i,In nj Albany md il. Cargo.

ALBANi. Monday, Dec. 3. I3js
We understand hat al The lows which left here
ON Saturday Tor NeW-YOIk got through
There ATE now Isl bonts ana barges, on which
there are 400 bushels OF corn; -, 400 bushels OF
B4rey; l9s 500 bushels Of wheat; and i67, 100
bushels Of oats; beside flour and peas, lumber,
ttaSes. dc.
TIE nsnIe Of each hoat, will description Of her
cargo, will appear IL this evenings Stgtcsmoa
beside ths shove, thoTe are aboat tiNty kingston
boatl nf other humber tares lele, ana about s.xty
bolfs - West roy.
The weGtner l. stiil very cold. and there ere no
figus OF tie ice in the rIysr breaking up.
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Large Tire ut LocishaYcu, Penn.-Tloss
100000.
WuriAssroRT Tenn. Monday, Dee. 2. %.
The FIRE M Iocknayen on Saturday originated IL
carpenters shop ia the rear of SCOTS Hall
Before tie flames were checked the entire hufnefs
portion % the town was destroyed, includiny the
locKlavcn Bank, the Clinton House, ana a large
number O.. other valuable buildings
The Fulton House, BagkeI's Hotel, aud the bridge
over the river, were saved.
Ino lo-s s Estimated at $4,000.
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ysenii.or nj asontreni.

MOsTagif. Hyndsy Doc ?, 1882
WehS' severe snow storm on Saturday.
To-day the weather Is cold aud clear. Wind
nor,h-Hest. Tie thermometer ut a. n. stood 1t two
degrees above zero. -
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Eu.lilrn 20ilCcs.
4. a.. SANITARY o.nmis.ior.-WOhhtS CHN-
- ST. A,5OC4Af.ON or ..LLi as.-A r.es..as vi. 10

4. 8. .anits1y, Cs:ani,7 rio7.-woNA'g s., ON n:
ars,... Af iiSa.S. q ,NyIEa%iilSo p.. Il.
Z vhi,A uos. mpo 90 prsc.'cl iuornaaon wa b. siysa
tloc ao VISA o labor IN e COED "o'k o. 10y ae tuo
.c 4rd Ped OF the army With the assurance t ihe'r
.,bor Will no. 6s thrown away fckei' c,sa :ahtis one
raf co. c.a he obtained 30 'ho o'.csoi ir M"MANs CtN
ca,.' riff, s4EiTAFv COMMISSION No s2 Broadway.
om HO0 Atu rOl TER. E'q tfeatu.e A. tne oiee Of
Ai-s.s BROWN BROS Co.. No ~ ~ i.'t' snd at mo
'''A''''' ctaina,n Of Committee.
For the Wives uHd Dau hers % Siidiers.-
Yor 90 t SICK or de Wlgrs AL cl diea OF sb'rnt
deceased .odles A comforts OF good home BE PROVIDED.
h aud nursing an iion medic etvrisuer s.dinohsrs
have POM or w,tch hy the beiae Of ther suffering
caltoa Ansqp 80 30 mode Co. te eene.oe.i 70 ,N,tnin ,ls
uHi,il.i1r So l'.tglon OF this Lad j. mach
eecd md 1aN .sa,h ;te very Lta Vi soherNs Tue en-
tsrrfIss Is iuI.r,si uy
y. as.t.' on. l.,tof Of S., Johns NJ Church.
! |.t l ptstor Of Nashii gtou sqaare " T. Church
j. Is. Ht.an1. Pastor OF B~dord.'' n = chu-ra
j. D.. ~.l.ies tssror OF the A.sus'a NJ. J.. Nhui,l.
John Pegs lr fs.'or o. te 70 ss'ast. III =. Church
iao,. Ai.liA.r Pastor OF 'ls o.h.aV baiu'i Onnfen
Dncrtory Of t4r lio. piins.,ih,s, SANITARY
Cy. n r'I'N bay" "stf1snct an HsFli W - ~, ~
MAlON i.gri 10 oateai- u tie oP,ia' O. ;Ae D..'
,oi Collmbi. I'D OF tted,rics Guy Msf.ari bya
f.i, tnce to u..a A a't c.ttt" ea' an ase' ~ ~.
rni oi ay c-,o llecs be sFe" bY ieuu maj ~ 'as
Isl L. lslas nr ,ud res meu, present IL the hO'Pi-
''' hs n.'..'' :, e.. g n,,y.T .5i,-.,
3d. bal i. the uruis Of the Surgeon or Chapan o. VIC
IN eno, IN hospital present ha' h' recently been IN
hOspii.li ,.,.. 1t,
ch freccuy discharged from hospital was tie ei'chafsod
/ from service 800 ,
Ina n sion 10 prela ed also. % iufnh more sreeiho
formation Sire condition Of shy patent nSm'i "lnlh
III nouns after req est TO DO 30 son az ohces OF
Z .l.g rf f. snardIrg s1ctcties - $1,000,
i. .f the .teoiory viii be open daily iron O'clock
m 10 osak p n and sccesssbr IL urgent esses a. sny
lcar OF lle night . , , -, - III
Ia M mission viii be extended 70 Include ell ne general
ts,,t.,. In the country FRED LAW OLMSfFD.
General Secretary.
Adam, House No "a Est, Washington, d. &.
SuHers aud C,bcrs
SUPPLIED NTH LEENl VARIETY
CRACKERS AND CAKE.
al the
NEW.ESGLANn BAKERY.
as j.. IS, h'r'r."
ANAtA MuaAsAA
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Change Of Public Opinion in England

Successful Experiment with a Torpedo
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Citizenship Of Persons Of African Descent
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Affirmative Opinion OF Att'y.Gen. Bates
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10 Cupifu.ls.s ana lrper-.f lcrs.-i.e ultel'
d.u,l COMMITTEE 4pp04iel uy ~. ir., joy TIN As.
sOCi .WE 70 lES} 10 tir lily " N'w-iof.. viii receive
PRO l-AIs io, tio -uppg l 'he Whole or Any Iut of
$1,000 Jos. o. gA', pc. aee6 iur Iss yrts rom The 1T
dr % .uuar, utLt Cor i.lI,srg Necessary
i4. s0ilsuts eau BE- p-reQledl
-. S. BEACH.
sun Oir-. c,r Nassau AVID Fulton s,s.
tAAi EL SINCLAIR
Il-ulr l---l. -nL MIMI and ll l.e sil.
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BLI.sT-O1 sariar Dee a.i Tong ard pl' I.l ...n''
I... sr OF Orion Iu' iu t." 800 N'if ~ .'f 'f-.
v.,f.4... .4 fr.iIso Oh, lt MOI. o. .Ht,tu., invited
o. .r. .r lI.r... if,.. l.r t.r Irs,." t+' N
stro 900 cfn...y, hs Illh .s.., 81 oc.ce-' "A .u'
I-.eI ..tI .....-
grtsi.l- suddenly. ON snnl,v rouir.. Dee. =, ~.
.i.,f... Bur.r.f in tln iiI fetf n. ..s air.
F..II s.rv.sr Viii ne led 30 h '--a a", 3d. f'l
rtac s.po. Bloy.yn, 90 % ocl.t ono tn.stf afternoon
p0.p-l, rf ci,v. o. grrdty r.-. g, ll4. Dom Don
o.v ciid of Gcose and Jelus Iors asrd month. AID l
.aIt. t..-...
do ll.ei. '.u iir BE- p. ourlc Isfs town, on 4nei4ey
ita ir.t, 90 % o'c.oo- in.
I. NTFN -- in Brooklyn. on ho1ilv. F-o % Jine. Nbi
W.ct. wil low ,l tlr i.te ht |fl1ifn liru.eL
Tl. l,l..r AID lle.Ii oi ts .4iI ue liVt i' irn
tL. .iurfi Hou krr iHtr rt.. e1.. '' 10 at.' d. p
o'clock
EWART-On Monday afternoon Dec @. Joha Ewart in Tie
I'D 5erf 81 hls see .,.. ,. ,..
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