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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-14
PrrrsBuRsH. Jan. lb 1860.

f4o r,v PrTsBURsH, Jan. lL 1860
DR.. KEYuR my wife has been sfaicted with bad
coileh and difficulty OF breathing, for ave or SIX years
which for several yeanback, had gradually neressedin u
Violence The complaint has been hereditary, and phs
had been treated BY several physicians without any Ee
lief In this state Of her CASE procured some Of yopi
Pectoral Cough Syrup, bought, the hrst tmeh my
cent bottle which relieved her very much then caeo
he has now no trace Of the former disease, except weak
ness would also state that used the medicine ny
self 70 cold and cough. The medicine cured me BY tai
ine one dose IexpTess my entire satsfacton with the
Medicine, and you are at liberty 70 publish this yor
deeire 10 DO so WIN. WILSON, g
'157 Alderman Firth Ward. !
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Patton TP., April IA, 1857

WONDERFUL OURE.-eome time ago, an old
neiRhbor Of mine was very III with bad cough which
every one supposed to be consumption. His Ielatsee
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
without benefit his brother came 70 see hm DIE and all
we're CONFIRMED in the belief that he could not live.
had about the third Of bottle o your Pectoral Syrup
which, gave him. and 1t entirely cured him, to the aston
shment Of all. What makes the case moro remarkable
"a The extreme age Of the man. he being about eighty
old. have no doubt the Pectoral saved his LIE
- : JOAMN' GINNIS.
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IN PTrTsBuRaH, Nov. Is, 1855. M
M DR. KEYmR Although not an advocate OF Patent
Medieines In general affords me pleasure indescba
Bile 70 recommend your Pectonl Syrup. As medicine
II we'll worthy the attention Of any person who may 10
any be acted with coughs, colds and hoarseneas
OF any n and for the peculiar qualifications for re-
moving all that dsagreeable sensation attending a.
were cold. ~ fAsi q 4 gti ttbl4..L tit. n ~. .a&
have been, less In my life, affected with the
woa become 10 closed to prevent my speaking above
twhper, and by taking few doses Of the above syrup
would relieve me entirely. ., -- q. - ~ ..es.-nxr
In Recommending this medicine, must unhe5itahngly
say thEit the best FemedyI ever found y
Cure the above, should any family be without the
remedy for diseases 10 prevalent. ~ rlp. 4"--
r19f n YourB, Host respectfully, a "a 1lr'
sr EDWARD J. JONES,
.te .'3 p Cashier oltsens' Deposit Bank. Z
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+, ..sTOP HATO0UGHIEG."- ."-'How oanI do itr nGo
to Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
Pectofal and that don't cure you, your must be
deSperate indeed" This 10 specimen Of the colloquy
one hears almost every day In cold catching periods Of
the year And we can from actual experiment, cheer.
fully concur in the advisers admonihon above, for
have tried the Pecol' In most stubborn with
entire success. Near two weeks ago We went to Psbug
with one Of the most distressing, contrary, mulish
subduable coughs ever experienced since our advent
aborously for one whole week, In hopes Of Hrn0 o
but It was no CO. In fact 1t seemed rather to have i'm
proved By pracce and 10 have acquired strength
cy and by the operation, In this stage Of
tie sieEe We con hed way TO Keysers 40 Wood st.
procureda nifty cent bottle Of the "PectoTal;' took Il
according to directions and In forty eight hours we were
master Of the hed, the enemy having Internationally
surrendered after brief but unequal conflict with %
formidable an advernary a. Keyser's famous "Oough
Pectorsl. ~ Dr0sOnsOiRe Clipper, Dec. IA, 1885,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-14
january 30, 1850.

ANoTHER NEW cERTIRIoATE--DR, KEYsHR's
PICTORIAL SYRUP IL had been troubled with acough
and cold for several Heeso bad was It that could not
aeep had the advice and prescriptions from ree Of
physicians in the city, whom !could name but do
not 40 So finally procured bottle Of your Peetora
Syrup, which cured me entirely. :, Signed, \ I
s6Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. Q, 1880.
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aRiP.Ee GRIP IN THE BOWELS, And VINO OOr1c

CPRING CLOAKS AND BASQHNEB
y NEW ETYLEs--Batn Il Son, No. 3 8 South
High street, have Just opened new styles o. OhorH GA
cUARs BAsouHRs and SAcaUm, made In the newest ano
Snost styIsh manner. Also, SWperb Plain
Hack silks, very heavy, designed expressly for
MAnHIlas and Basqutnes laprib
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COL. PRATT AND DR KEYsBR,s PEcT0RAL
sYRUP,-DR. KKYsER-Dear Sir: Excuse the delay Vi
my acknowledging the excellence your Pectora Cough
syrup sooner Jake great pleasure in saying that 1t
ali YOU say il 10. hkn0cbede n0ise 0ut O my cough
and the worst one was ever afflicted with: have not
used more than one-ha Of the bottle, and can and dc
Wsh that all who are afflicted would give it fair trial
as Ihaye done and they will Do proud to say 1ti
quAck medicine.p would not suffer another such az
attack for any consideration, or ut any cost. am con.
hdent can breathe freely thanI ever did j sha
always acknowledge debt Of gratitude for nysnungst
excellent remedy. You are at liberty to my name
in this regard as yon think proper Il. 7. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pttsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May IL, 1850.
- E.R.R.
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PtrrIBURsn, DECEMBER, 81, 1853.

rtt PrTTIBURsH, December, 81, 1853
GREAT CURE By DR, KEYSER's FEoI0RAL
SYRUP IL live in PEBBLES township Allegheny county
Ihad coughing and splitting, which commenced aoout
the 4h Of February last, and continued eight montns
emooyed the best physicians in the country and m,
cough continued unabated until early In October. AZ
thaytime was advised 70 try your PKoT0hAL COUGH
sYRUP, which did and after had taken one bottle
despared Of ever getting we'll, and lhnk 1t should be
known that this valuable remedy will do for oheI1 what
it has done In my cases JOnN y. LITTLE,
WItness-B. N. KERR. Peebies toHnnip'
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-gHEETHNGs AND
ID sHIBTINGg all widths, Of most cscbrated makoD
nov offered q rsas's variety and l0r R66ESss
nprw 4 ~ ssgss q 10. % South HiSA street,
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DIR. KEYsHRs PICTORIAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
VILLE.-Please send me another supply Of your Valu-
able stPectoral Syrup." Almost everybody around
has the cold and are nquirng for Dl. Keysers Pecto
syrnp" We have sold sixteen bottles last week and
now entirely out. Mr.. A. Alter and Mr. p Maher, both
in their families In iact all who use It once want Il
'SAn' ~ J. 8. wATrHRsoN 4 SONS.
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yt INVITE ATTHNTroN to some q tho most
'rdinary cures by my .t,ee a. M 5000
q "a PICTORIAL SYRUP. oga1

Thsy are al home, and any one who has doubts ea i
auirs of the person who have been cured byit 40 eio
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.l3 f sTKuBrvrLIx, o., March IL, 1853
have used Dr., Keysers Cough Syrup for AbAd cough
OF several years Standing, and can cheerfuy say 1t II
the best medicine for the same that have taken.
80 J.W. PRI0A
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y pR. KRYsER Ie e-PRBPARHD AT ANY TIME 70
NxAMINN LUNGS WITHOUT OHARGEI FOB ALL
THOsR WHO NEED HIB MEDICINES. FlEGGG
iQ9
bArTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A case Of 1ye yeaIg'
landing cured By DR. KHYsHRB PEoT0RALsfHuF'
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L1YIn c0MpLAINT, DYsPnPsIA. JAUNDIol,


FggNI ------------ a.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the KidneyB
and all diseases arising from disordered Liver Bto5
ach Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acdity or eck
ness Of tie Btomach Eullne Of Blood to the Head Dull
pain Of bwimminS In The bead Pa Aation Of tho Heart
Fullness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour hrucat0ns
Choking OF SufoSang feeling when lying down. Drvneas
or Yeiiornea Of the bkn and Eyes, Night Bwear In
ward Revefb Pain Ia the small Of the back chest or sde
Sudden Flushes Of Heat Depression Of eprta, Bnghu
preanS Languor DeSpondency amp Nervous Diaeaaei
sores or BlotcbeH the 5kin and Fever and Ague(o
Ohills and feyer) AA a4. 1kSS S g
lsaa Overa MILLION OF Bottles
Have been sold during the last six month"; and In no
stance has II failed In giving entire sAtstacon Who
then, will suffer from Weaknem Debility when Mo-
LEANS BTRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure youI
No language can convey adequate idea Of the hme
date and almost miraculous change produced BY taking
this Cordial In the diseased, debilitaed and shatted
neavous system, whether broken down BY exces weakly
nature or impaired by Sickness the RELAXED and unstrupg
organization is restored TO is pristine health and gigor
a. -iE UAEkKkHBD PBRSONSs sa- r.
Or others conscious Of inability, from Whatever cause
will and Mclean d ABtrsnghening Cordial thorough
feEensratOr Of the yste ard all who may have injured
themselves by improper indplgenceD will find in theOor'
/ dial certain and speedy remedy. ia t-ctf
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.

Fro,n REQ. Anson smyta, OOamsssSOasr Of Common
- t Schools IN Oht0,4 a. tf,o q Z
''rhe Dictionary IL an mperiAhable monument to the
leatning and industry Of lie author and honor to the
world Of letters The mechanical execution s far supe
Nor to that Of any other Lexicon Wth ~nich am Ac
From Hon. r. n. Bdraey. 10 CornSnissSoRers Of
-..- Schools IN Ohio. ,,.. n y.
'srhe most reliable standard authority Of the lam
guage." 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-29
fROGREsS OF THE WAR

'i'm our lac .ios. .heru files we copy the articles
HSsu t.loy,
.aaD.kAL VIEW or THE SITUATION OF TIE
ln~fLENTf Or FOOD IN THE CONHEDE
'-sfhINsrH CF THE CONFEDERATE ARMY
4 s''ef In the New YORK Herald. from Washing
S.fss that paper the views Of Federal ogcer
asTa al tho South. The writer ssys that the
"1aes'.ons t. Durys Biuf-which are mounted
lie heaviest guns, Of English mske-havs
;, - '0Inee:ed BY smaller forts and rife pits with
- "'fkt around Richmond, and that ths suthori.
- ana people OF that city How ieel secure; for,
oNs 10 their notion, the city cannot be taken
@'o' complete invesimen, on sll sides by sr
~ q three or four hundred Thousand men " He
40 hefrinse has been fitted GU, with En g!ish
,s-A'fy a. and nine guns, including $50 FOUNDER.
., -a@oar OF troops around kichnaord Is estims.
io,V0D. He add
IL r. greatest exertions are being made. both bv
Div ytrotsie ~ authorities and the people, to SUP.
k,ss ,as so.i armies against the coming winter. -
pI,.s Quantities Of boots shoes clothing and ann.
ku,a osing collected IN Richmond aud Lyncb.
Goss,..-a gu shene~ forwarded to Lees army. The
thins. t - 8iv.s out that Il has enough of these
taoos, :. supply all tbs troops comfortably, and.
iat,n,s.n LAS in measure given evidence of IT,
iss sh'', hs lardiness causes the people 20 doubt
arm :, j. and thsy are becoming very solicitous
Id, We condition Of the srmy for the winter -
psrns l'a 'esiing The people aae everywhere p.s-
kef :. 70 fsncsr Ut. ths Aid they can 6oldjsrs re-
sad ssss .s-ss are being organized Ia every county.
Ill., yeosy is being called upoa 70 DO soms.
ssys' cs,s,a s,a'sn,s 70 the general csnss. Hs.s,
y ro.,. isgs needsd. end every ons k called upon
R.sSy some OF tbsse astieise
''''S s0Srt vii b made 70 eioshs and sha. n.
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vsna THE SOUTH SIDE.

81. istest Information received throws some
-, snoa The report that ths enemy had recently
,.rraIv reinforced at Suffolk. Al, Las, week
-, ware ranniag aishtiy between Norfolk aud
-, hat With what Intention has not been fully
'.,,,ed The Petersburg Erprsss says II has
-. aha n,actsse of the commanders q: these two
70. 10, ssaae time past, to remove bodies Of men
,ns 10 the other place in the day, and bring
- hssS :, nighs. aud endsavor h make the TN
-..,,u nooa tbs citizens tha. reinforesmonts
-. ar,sv.rz ia ths might This las somesirass
,sn,rts o. lacrosse in the army which did
:, .-ny. 70 be hue On Tuesday a body OF the
=. CAV airy--soou, 100 in number-sdvanced
49,. suf!k 20 Zani, AMI opened Are upon our
'ats..s; I,a. razse TIE fire. WAS returned, and
,. -iess.s asl3 tasit position Two Yankees
s,.la; ami NJ ole hurt On our side.
. c C-rup d! tAe Petersburg cavalry, was
-.r.n-s.i oy The enemy on Sunday, near Chucks-
...k AMI esrrris.i 20 Suffolk The citizens III the
..,,aa o eoa1iry sroupd Suff1lk sre being daily
.,hhsl Of provi.!ous, poultry, horses, cattle and
-, el,;kius and every vscaa. house sud the cut
,,,,s. q the Plantations are being pulled down
.,alsaled &c So fix, 10 make inter quarters for
.A.ysases forces thsrs.
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,azuE FC 81 DEFENDED TO THE LAST
1.EfREGiTY.

,aEIE FC 81 DEFENDED TO THE LAST
GEfREGiTY.
-Ns ssy0r Of Nobu- IN letter 10 the Governor
AIS noticing the resolutions recently passed
.,1s Legislature OF ths. s.ats with reference to
=. ;sfeace OF ,ls. city, says she people of the
..r without dis s:nc:icn CT class, have long $50
,.ss - tAe'r minds hat, come vas. might, No.
ii. sAori 5e defended 10 tie lss:, and that the Alb
,f-,o Aorlas oi he Nor.h night level lts ediAces
e, sal. b1: sAould nsvs. hold part Of its soil in
,sss7" Sc sdds:
-sorsh hey ST. paid succeed In driving our entire
,,r,ls,lan f.on th-ir homes while thsre remained
sr-as ,sps5ls Of hsGdiiEg a sun the invading foe
paaI 5- slejec.od % The most determined a.
iEsA
Nj. prepared fos TIA worst, your ExceiIsuey
zcs: u5i regard ouG people Is without hopes OF q
s.teesssnl resistance against any torcs the e1eny
rsg b.!ng agai.s! e. Our people are ready fYr
- eon:es. snd will 50 into the fight dsterr ined to
ave he ely Of Noodle if i: Is 10 be saved by any
sSs.oa or sse-aees IL Ibelr power; but If it prove
Oh srwiss then let asbes mark it's ute wtereon
s,o cur cherished homes sad the ruthless invader
SANDING suid tie rains that bs has made, sbai,
II; lis. Ike EaSrd Sol! cannot De he'd by bi.l
a.. l1pGnity.
Ill ,hs or citizens ask is that the powers Of tie
Cosi.ds-ste sci State Governments shall use sil
,hsr rzsrt!ous 10 second their resolve, AID make
Il taences OF our city IS strong Us possible.
3-s your LxcelieT1cy 10 rest assured thst no
sis!la vii be "an.ing on my part, or on shat OF
L. ti-y authorities 10 second, as far as n Our
povs ieE, The action o! the State or Confederate
sa:Ayii-ss il az! that regards the defsnces OF ths
ely Of Mobile, the key 10 the Stste OF Alabama.
feiy respectfully,
YUur obedieu. servant,
& Ii ELJuGE Mayor
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PRooBEDxn6s IN rx1 cOukfs.

49,.
- ~. o,s.,sss- .sss.s ~ h. sc,., s'avs
elnoiine : so- ~n:th ~ sn1 oSsss.~Sh. go. 80
IA - - THsss o.ssnai.s. ~ NJ,
ssnt on ~ s.tsl hsf@s ~ 6n.sias. cost "u n,
"a Necasv n peesmh~. y" ''''
Deyerlv iforriea. ~ negro. fonna 1,,hou, :.
rs9iseer a IN fesadcm. - ordersd =, NshsS ana
~ a n. .A.i- 49, ~ m -. TSs os s .slA III
position ~ NM n ~. Psttsrson. s.eshsr f-ss
kiiovv found ~ thS<~-tch nndsr simfa, s,.,n,'',
rtanesa = ~ '"'D
The ease aeaiust Jna6se RfIev snd p.s~aaA n.,,.
nom Sor vtelsnAlv ssar117ffinr - h.stsr.. r,hor,
and Sasah Wood huakoaI Snd Wfk ~ eontinusS
end 10 defsndsnte sSf ~ nm i, arsH ~ 1917,
John Smith sadsWfIl6m Reea alias Fifrv we're
eent on to ~ Husfinan (yourt "a he frsed r. nis
dsmeanor. having teen taken In enstoay s. vstch.
msn Thursdey niGht. On the eomplaint Of ,as nro.
pststor Of the Linwood Horse, Tor an unruiiicstsd
trespan an his prsmisss. Thsy were er.ered on
The Mayors book = suspisieas ehursetsrs. and the
deeuription seemed 70 1t them exactly.
Mary DAxtsr, aaias Jsuny Rssd, {iermestS an in
mate Of Alice kshley's house, va ser.l1rsd for
estting drunk md 6ehtlne IN the CoIum, = Hotel
The Testimony sAowed tkat tee woman sss strnr.
yiadin the place, behaved dfsordeylv and allowed
some practice In the manly art" She was aent to
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PE0CLAMATfOE GP TEE GOVERNOR OF
NORTH CAROLINA


Tbs Legislature Of the State OF North Carolina
asvias passed resolutions empowering the Gov
s--cI :. stopt means 70 step, ss f.r Sc possbe'
L, sy.-n Of population which ID running tie coun.
Ky joytr.of Vance has Issued proclamation fo--
piiLg sl per- for thu space Of thirty days,
iJa carrying beyond tie limits OF the State any
sA! bscoa, pork, beet, corn, neal -four, potatoes,
saora leather, liGes cotton eio L. yara and WOODEN
ag!As TIE following persons are exempted from
as p!oh!3i:ion;
Al 9la::ernasters and Comuisssries, Agents of
ae C,-tedar rats Governnent and of any State OK
IL ConfcderaCy, exhibiting proper evidence Ut
lsr olt.a. character; also, ell agents of any
county district, town, or corporation of olher
sa;ss VITO shall exhibit satisfactory proof Of their
s-'1oE:ty 70 purchase such articles in behalf of
AKA l0w1 county. d:s;Fet or corporation for pub.
% ase or oi dla,-Du ion p. cost and tran sporta-
isU, and EGl FOR re-sse o. prot. also, all parsCas
sto Csy EIaks "a 4 bsfo,e tbs nearest Justice of
III Pesoe that he articles purchased are for their
Owl private use and nc. for sale before they
se removed, aiG9, al persona, presidents who
1Ay EGvs bougt. such articles before tie date
1se0!. Tie exception IS 70 extend to salt made by
hIn fsaIteots on the sea coast and in their own
N0ks, sa1 70 cAgoss entering a-y Of cur ports
Ton abroad
Aly cf the above articles stopped IN traasi.u
ro1 Tie bordsrs OF the Sis,s are 20 be corhscstsd
!" lie Use OF the State. and the Colooes Of militia
@'le dlfeFent counties sre empowered to see that
t-e Proclamation ID enforced
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TIE MILITARY DEFENCE OF NORTH CARo.
LIMA

1ae Raleigh n. c. STATE Jourasi, Of yesterday,
LA Tie following relative TO the PIE paraiions of
soF'h Carolina for defending her cosst.
~ -ea'n the Committee on Milits.y : Il airs have
s'Psed taoie report relative TO raising troops for
eaie ceience. From what we hs4-, the neasure
va De u effective one / calls out all magistrates
-lae h'ty, III militia officer, and all those c!ui.
1sls sl), having procured substitutes under the
s'sA'efliuon viii have TO "facs the music" und ar
80 militia law. /, is also laid that citizens liable
- o9nserpsion, from forty 10 for.y-fge, will be
-94 'a' Cni!i their services are demanded by the
o--isaers's authorities. /, ID supposed this levy
e 1l 'hn2 se'e:Gi thousand effective men into the
.Aa We hcpe the Legislature will &c. promptly
- 80 Latter, and that needless waste Of time
"a 'Ase t'ace before tbs Governor will bs en-
f,"tt'9q 10 make the preliminary arrangements
VI '-7f &c lipmen., &c.
-. a ae aepaaIion Of four members from the Legisla
r. .fi' on yesterday for Richmond. While We
- - 70 d5noi iha. all the aid tn at can be spared
s,S 4oFe exposed poius will be cheeIfuly gwen.
49,. :. must be remembered that 'the Gods help
"t1 hep themselves" Therefore, let us
@. ~ i4iAe or spare no exertoa until we make
~, eIi.ea snd gallant effor, to crrsh the vipers
'-Ai illes. our State
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rpou YRypgRICKspuRo.

-,. ,.r. the sane report TO make this morning
~. rcs;,en Of affairs at Freaerickshurs that
..n daily given TO cur readers for the past
gyerythns is represented ~ In . state Of
81, ,hs enemy desisting from any formidable
80, en. aud cur own troops quietly and
ae; '"-,;v awaiting the movements Of their oppo-
u,, long tLis state Vi things win continue
!. .npcssi0's 10 say but me's probably until
ssu,Iie !. urged forward by the Irresistible pres
n northern fans,isisr'. The report that a
t4 a., Of sae eneny's forces Lad moved up the
F.h.nness some eighteen miles, In the direc.
:, wsr,suton Junction, Is no, csnfrnsd by
I.koru,s,i on received yesterday.
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~ Jas. ". TaylsY q Son. Aucsisneers.

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IA BUILDING LOTS, ON CHURCH AaD
USIOE HILLS, AT AUCTfON-Ts will ae;l.
upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY. tse 2Gth
day Of NOVEMBER, commencing a. IL U'oicek Ill L.,
about forty beautiful BUILDING LOTS, On
Ohufch and Union Hills, In the following order,
Wv:
iss. Four Lots on Leigh. bstweca 3;1 and 3.:h
streets. adjoining the residence Of Er. John d.
Brown, having afront of 80 feet each, aud depth
OF i65 feet.
I'd. -Four Lots on n street. between 33d and
3l.h ssrees, adjoining the residence OF Kr Edward
Peasants, having q front of 80 feet and ruuuin z
back $50 feet to au alley.
Sd Eight !ots on Leigh street, between 3lei' sni
32d streets, now occupied By Hr. j. povors as 8
brick ard, having front Of 81 feet, and running
back about l58 feet.
4th. Eight Lots 3is. street. adjoining the large
brick issdelco formerly occupied by Er. Hunt,
the property Of the late John St!th, each having
ftont Of . fea., gu6 running back $50 feet 10 an
alloy.
5:h Six Lots on ths sass slas OF 2sth strsat, as-
running back 1872 feet TO ed slfey
6tc Two Lots on eth street. bs.wsen & sad S
strests fronting 90 fest each, and running oack
80 fee: to alley.
7th. Two Lots on 27:h street, between and 8
Streets fronting IS feet, and running back i50 feet
to an alley.
sth. Two Lots the east side of Goth street, hs-
tween and streets, each fronting &c feet. sasi
running beck l32 feet to an alley.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-t third cash balance q.
I and months, for %negosieh,e notes Interest
added secured by tlus: dsei
&c 1? JAS n TAyfsen & GDG acets
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From Tennessee

KNoxvILLE, Esv. 26.-The Register says tia:
Howsrds Alabama cavalry has returned to East
Tennessee from Kentucky, with 5,0C0 hogs. Bragg
has 5000 cattle and 100000 hogs
Judge Humphreys opens the Confederate Court
to day, for the trial Of many tresson and seques-
traiion cases
Col Duke, Of Morgsn's command. says Il general
engagement ear Nashville IL im ninent.
The Provost Marshsl cf this place has made a
descent upon the faro banks The dealers were
sent, under guard. beyond our iues
James Henry, q prominent citizen of East Ten
nessee imprisoned as q traitor denounces Lincoln
proclamation and lak cs the osth Of allegiance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-29
A Federal Gunboas Ca ptured

WILaINaT n. G., Nov. ga Federal gua.
boat was csptursd In Eew liver, Onslow county,
N. c., on the 26th, by Captain Newkirk's cavalry
The crew escsped after setting the steamer on Are
but considerable property has besn saved.
She had been at Jacksonville, where they broke
open the Court House and Post Office, aud carried
OF All the papers and records they could hnd No
sllusion to their burning the town is made by the
COURIER ur letters,