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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

RARE FLowERs-A friend Of ours.
who is quite a florist, calls our attention
tOa local in the Omaha TsGraskian.--
The ProPrietOrs have 'just received a
large assortment of Bedding Planlsr''
such as .Dsble,s' ~VerEenah," +HvIi-
opOpe." ''NeriOms," &C., &c. These
are supposed to be new varieties of aow-
ers, as their names are not found in any
printed catalogue in either Europe Or
America. i
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

DFATH OF JU6ef nj LLER.-Hon Jos
E. MfLLrR.. formerly Judge Of this Ju.
dicial District, died Of consumption about
three weeks ago, al his residence in Ohio
QUERrfs.-Whatis ajews-harpmould
Is there any in town. if 50, who hu;
them7 Is it fair TO wrap a rose in
paper and call it a jews-harp mould e.
When ews-baFp mOdlds are wanted, IsiI
fair to send bullet mOulds, or any other
kind Of mOId9 fla rose is called by any
other name, viii it smell as SWEET I'D
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

SWEET PorATo PLAHrs.-AIr. CAR
still has on band a few more Sweet POta-
TO Sprouts, which. owing to the season
being now far advanced, he will sell at
twenty-five cents per hundred, Il is no,
vet TOO late TO plant. Those that were
planted very late last year, yielded a good
crop. He viii keep them until The mid
die of next week, when all that are not
taken, he will transplant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

"LATE PAPERs."-We received TO-
day. by mail. various papers, issued 50
late as Decembery 1861. S~eyeFatoft them
had come all the way from New York.
We also received one of a much later
date, the Whine Cloud Chief Il had
travelled here in the remarkably short
period If one month. Strange TO aythese
papers were not more than ha.f worn out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

lgr Snow.--On Wednesday evening
.norama Of the Route TO Pixies Peak,
PICTURES Of the principal battles and
ing Generals Of the present war.
L exhibited 10 7his place. The scenes
he Plaue Valley were pronounced
ect by those who have travelled to the
mains. The Hkenesses were good,
no doubt accurate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

Pc CREAE AID CRONK's Been. -
nsieUf DIS La MARsHE, has estab-
I'D, in tbe lower story of the building
be north East corner of Main and
streets, an "Ice Cream Bazaar."-
will also keep on hand, for the accom-
HatOn Of The Temperance Society, and
pliers who may wish to partake there
Doctor Cronk's. Celebrated Spruce
r' Mons. M. IS an enterprising CHI
determined 10 make an honest living
mes are hard He will keep at both
ls rooms, Periodicals and Piclorials /;
also agent for many of the new
Is aud literary papers of The East
person wishing to subscribe for any
er' or procure books that cannot be
lnsd IN our city, will find ii c0nren.
10 apply 10 bin, We understand he
-smPlates establishing aud oyster de-
as soon as the hot weather is over
cess 10 him. ParIe vou Froneai.
r U-.#
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

ne advertisement Of H. NJ. At
Il. of lands and lots for sale. in an
[. ,olunn. Here is a rare chance for
4 t,,gajns. Mr.. Atkinson will sell a
q, Of The town lots for less than cost.
|. determined to sell, for the purpose
.,.,,iup The money in other business
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

l., AoArr.ACOl. FgREAs, Surgeon
I,,a.Y and CHrr. LAEoDOS, left on
/ Omaha, on Tuesday last, for the
5ouarters of the First Regiment Of
Indians, at Leroy. Mr. CRO@.
\ Binnrrr, and a number of others,
he'd 90 a "Trip to the States. J. H. H.
rrrr also left for bis home in Ken
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

az VEST WIND.-Thispacket passed
Sunday last, on her downward Trip,
l0at landing al our wharf. We have
10 many eOnjeslures as to thereason,
as yet no satisfactory explanation has
q made. There we're ten or twelve
'Op here waiting for her; among
eFs' one or Two army officers who had
aged their passage. They were com
'a to delay their journey, thus keep
Aen away from their posts until after
EXPIRATION of their, furlOugh. There
an attachment out against the boa,
Is the debt was small, ii is not prob.
Nat she avoided our landing on
account especially as the attachment
DOT be serVedson Sunday. The fol-
notice from the NrIrs of the l4th,
probably account for il:
m
ne Steamer West Wind. Capt. Hoop
|" w. Copeland, Clerk. passed up on
u'y morning last. She discharged
eI,r'nous load OF freight al our levee.
"es Wind has made the round trip
~ 81 Joseph 10 Omaha and back
- Tine than the thing. was ever be-
a'OomPllshed ; aud the Captain saws
ua' eau Do still better. !. E., run it ia
us: From u knowledge Of the
We donot doubI il.
eluzens have always patronized the
Packetsin preferences 10 through
; because !, was thought they could
PENDED npon-we knew when to ex.
mems But the action IF the Wesi
% Sunday OccasIoned a good deaI
S0anOa among our citizens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

SELF-SEALING FRUIT CANSl

] have procured the right TO mauufacturs Z late sim
pie ahd fmpro I'd sslf-sesiing Fruit Can % which TcaH
tho sttentisn Of the pubic ! pisdReemyseif to sell
these cans at as fair rates and on AZ &C onmoaaanz
terrss as any other establishment in this regiUu Of the
country.
l am prepared 10 put I'd r~usterlne and s~yoa,inr, and
all other work o. my li5s at the shortest notice, and IN
faction.
c5EDtry sr
Ny 2, 1852, ness-a,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

apsrtiser is delayed several
=. Geek, for the want of paPeL-
'-5.red paper on Monday, but the
lss beforeour letter wa received
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

coprprt.-Has located in our
IL comes well recommended. His
. both in France and this coun-
%.,,en,iye. See his card in auOth-
lumn. o
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

.rRsoNAL.-Hon JESSE NoEL and
sRY Lskr. Esq, have both returned
] Colorado. Mr.. Lake has been alb
al the mines for over two years
at The USue mining-and we believe
Jas been very successful. He makes
O1 visit TO- New York on business,
will then return to the mines
In he left the mountains, his hands
taking out of his lead three cords Of
rz per week. eact cord yielding from
10 $1,000,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

lnr OMiHA passed down on Tuesday
ling. Quite a number Of our citizens
passage on her for the South and
j. This standard steum~r has been
bling on this river ever since Nebraska
settled, and II has proved itself to be
most. safe and reliable boat on the
!. The Captain, Clerk, and other
srs are gentlemanly and accOmoda-
She is ~deservedly the most poPu-
boat that floats IN the upper Missouri
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

I..,ors.-Preaching may be ex-
0s,, Sabbath. at the Methods
"a At haif-Pas, Ten, A. NJ BY the
f.. T. w. TIPToN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19
90 aoMiNe,

re Rsehinsa feZ VII esand s19aGt ~ ~ -
spilled. Oar Guard and Patent cieanaF e6scutiig
prevents CHOKING, no msttof Wat he osndiiion 81 ne
grass, willie oar neH dfsider polnf fepararB baidlg
lodged and tangled clover o. grassl where othaF -
chimes fail
There is alto = neat sdvanfage IN our ssfTatad sicais
edge over Ihe smooth. 80 ~ does not require aharpening
20 often. thus saving time. Or sickle Hi4l frequenly
run fhrOesA a. ontlTs harvess With015 snca BTindlnEl
while tie smooth edge mist b ground oncs eaA d4gs
IL not oftnar With 3 emoih e6ge The draEghtincreaEes
~ the knife beconss dull. Our drsuEht - 41llofms
sn6 in ne TPvsafPd trials during tb8 Eoason % lo6o 81.
proved far firhfeF than single A0EezRs cutting az th9
same time frtgm tzsIvs 70 eixhteen iEches wider.
Onr Mover can Be us8d with Or Nitb6nt fhs raals this
isfuDorssns, as without the reel Il WeishseBus absut
SO pounds
In addition % he very liberal Wafrsntes gwen -
An purchasers, We would SAG a. herot5f0r8, fhat faTnor1
who maF dealrs il, are &c liberty 10 work eEr machin0
though he harvest wiih sng Oihers and k9ep ed P9y
fur the one prffsrrei.
Psmph'sts VIM fuiI dsscfipdsn q i~np.sFenenh.
Testimonials, &c, can Be aad ~ appiieatson e
THEO. HILL, Agent,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

Reaper and Mower
MAEUFAcTURED AT
q. x11.

mis- celebrated maehIrs - ~ al rsda fhe BEST
GRAIN " GRASS CUTTER IN TIE WORLD.
n withdrawing the misTspres entztiOns Of those inter-
sStsd in other machines. @. IT,. Mccormick & Bro. nan
uiactute AZ the rate Of 5000 per year, Many ebanEeS
have been aGeeted during the past season. and for 1852
the ..EeOoFmieks Is presented with Crater atfrseti9ns
than ever before Al rospers
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19
TRE ECONOMY OF POWER
n ms NAou1EB. rs
Strength, Durability, and
Simplicity,

give Il pr6fsfere0 03sr 81 othsfs Kew imBg5Ts1safs
ADDED have materially lesssnef the direca dfsnEht,
and 50 Obviafed Tue si8e dTsaght that many as5urs Is
that Il d8es NOS nov exist. The dTuEht q the Reaper
IL 50 light that IN Numerous Instances the lsrgo loqF
horse machIne Is worked with but tWOhofssa
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

the goods and ehasts's Of each delinquent, and
make sale thsrsof according to law. Given
nm Ter our hands aud seals this - day Tof1
- a. D. 7
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

trict in the county aforesaid, greeting: You
are hereby reqnIrel and e1mmuldei to collect
lrgm sacn at the inhabitants of said district
the several sums Of money written opposlts
10 ths name of each of the inhabitants IN the
annexed tax list, aud within six:v days after
receiving this warrant to pay Inc amount of
tue moneys by you ~collecle to the OIder of
tbs trustees ot said llssrlet or msiGi4y of
them ami ii any one or more OF sud inh b.
taits shall neglect 81 refuse to pay tile same.
you are hereby further commanded TO levy o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

=
AnoasA hi. Dry o.o4. ..ns. ssss
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dsncs Of her hnsband, on Union Hin. Mrs..
ELLEN McLtGIN @, aflsY lineerine IN.
ness Of consunl lion, In the Ssth year Of her
friends 10 mourn their loss. She died Is she
had lived, devoted Ohristian.
Thou art gone to the grave. but we will not
rhoaSn sorrow and darkness encompass
the tomb,
The saviour has passed through It's portals
before thee;
The lamp Of MS love 10 thy guide through
the gloom.
Thou art gone to the grave. Init va Vii, not
dsplors thee,
Since God was thy ransom. thy guardian
He gave thse. he took thee, and he will 70.
store thee.
And death has NO sting since the Saviour
hath died.
Her funeral will take place from her hus-
bands residences, this (fhursday) evening.
1t O'Clock The friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
On ihs morning Of tho 18th January, FRANK
LEON, infant child Of Maggie A. and Frank 8.
Purvis aged month and y days.
The funeral will take place this afternoon At 3
O'clock, from the residsnes OF his parents, corner
Of Broad and 18th streets,
On Tuesday, January II, Miss MARTHA
A. DREW.
Her funera will take place o. Thursdav.
January 16, at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ, from her
late residence, corner OF SOth and N sits. =
On the 10th inst, at II clock p. H., MARY
ANN McDONELL, daughter OF Alexander
Mcdonnell, aged 8 years months.
Her funeral will take place from her
fathers residence, in the Old Field. at 2
O'Clock this evening, the 10th.
Tn Wednesday, 18th inst, after a short but
painful illness, Cadet HENkY WOODS
HUNTER, u. 5. A., in the Goth year Of his
age.
EE Norfolk Day Book copy.
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The Military Forces Of Virxinfa.

The bill reported in the Senate by the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, for raising and or
ganizing Virginia's quota Of tho Confederate
Army, was taken up yesterday, and some few
amendments were adopted. 1t will hereaf-
ter be considered in secret session, but we
will endeavor to obtain a copy for publica.
ton as soon as 1t Is perfected. The volun-
teers in the camps are in a state Of high OK.
element in regard to the subject, and while
they profess willingness to e.enlist, under
officers OF their own choosing, if the State
needs their services, they are indignant at
the prospect OF what they term "coercive
leHislati on"
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TELEGRAPHIO NKWS,


LYxcxsBRs, Jan. Io.--Int silfgsocs hes been
rscsivsd hsrs. BY the Tennessee train, inst =
light had occurred few miles beyond Pres.
tsnburg. between Gen. HampArsy Marshall.
WITH $500 msn. and the fedssals, Numbering
5000.
Marshall was retrsating when he VA n i.
lacked, and the enemy came upon him In q
narrow gorge. The engagement which 70.
suited nreprssentsd 70 have bssa one Of the
most gallant and desperate Of the war, Col,
Moors's regiment charged upon the enemy,
ana . hand.to.hand conniot snsusd, which
lasted half an hour. The Federsla fought
calamity, but finally broke and scattered. and
ran on in :" Bull Run style.
0sa. Marshall's force beiss exh austsd. and
20 much smaller in numbers than tho Fsde.
rails, he fell back TO Prestonburg.
The Confederate loss was rs killed and Is
wounded. The snsmy's loss was over 200.
Ths information about this engagement
was brought to Abingdon BY partisans In the
battle.
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BuRy1ya I MAI ALIvE-singula, Cireum

BuRvIya I Man ALIvE-Singula, Cfreum-
s,ance.-The Baltimore Clipper Of the 9th tells
the following:
On Thursday last On unusual occurrence
TRANSFERRED ut the camp of the Wisconsin
Park. Peter Moore, one Of the privates, had
been i'll for several weeks. Heto all appear.
ances, died. A certificate of his death was
handed to Major Belger who ordered a coffin
for the defunct. On Thursday morning
Moore was placed in the coffin, and, just as
the lid was being nailed down, he greatly
frightened the bysta nders by sitting up In his
cefin and exclaimed that 1t was q shame to
bury q man before he was dead. Ofcourse he
was removed from the box and once more
placed under the care Of the doctor. Moore
had laid one day and night as If dead, and
came very near being buried before hts time.
His companions declare that, al he refused to
be buried when the funeral was ordered by
the Colonel, he has disobeyed orders, and
that when he RECEIVERS he shall be court mar.
tailed.
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II The SscRErAKysHIP OF The y. 8. SsS

The cRYTAKYsHIP OF THa y. 8. SES-
ATE. hIcHMoND. Jan, 7. 1861.
Editors Dispatch Whist the claims Of many
gentlemen are being presen ted III the puplic
Journa ais for the position OF Secretary Of the
senate, desire that ono deser wing gentleman
shall not be overlooked. / refer to J. T. b.
DORSEY, Esq, at present member OF the bar
OF this city.
Early In April, MIR. Dorsey lett his mag
nificent estate in Maryland, where he was
surrounded with all the luxurtes and com.
forts OF life, and came to the South, ready to
share her fate, whatever 1t might BE-. The
son in law of our disting sishsd Minister to
England, Hon. j. M. Mason, he smulates the
aruor and the virtues OF that eminent patriot.
What more fitting tribute could be paid to
the lofty dignity which characterized Mr
Mason whilst in the hands OF the Yankees
tnan to select Mr. dorsey, an exile for the
sake OF principle, as Secretary OF the Senate I
All who know Dir. -. will bear testimony to
his capacity, integrity, and courtesy. He
would make q most admirable officer lie,
his friends set TO work and ask for this Office
for him, and it can be easily accomplished.
~
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DIRECT MONTHLY MAILS FROM ENaLAND AND
FRANCE TO SOUTHERN PoRTs.-From the Nor
folk correspondence of the Petersburg Err
press Of the l4th inst. we take the following =
The foreign Consuls-that is, the Consuls
Of Eng land and France-are to receive m ais
every month. The two governments are to
take 1t by turns, and in that way either
French or British man-of-war will reach
Norfolk monthly. So, 1t will be seen, our
trans Atlanti tic brethren do not mean to trust
their mails to the care Of the Lincolnttss any
longer. This IL q move In the right direc.
ton, which will very likely DO followed up
by others.
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81 REDW00D 4 KE1CH, s. MAJ. S1e.e.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VALU.
IA BILE HOUSE AND LOT-At Public
Auction. on WEDNESDAY, 22d inst At o'cleck
y. shall offer for sale, on the promisss, the
HOUSE and LOT belonging to the estate Of Bar.
nett Wicker, deceesed. on the northeast corner Of
9th and Canal sts. The House II Of brick. dated
roof, and suitable for . large family, containing
spacious rooms.
Tha Lot lies beautifully On . gentle declivity,
from front to rear, 50 feet ON 9th, ana l3l ON ca.
nal street, sffording rare and advantageous op-
pcrtunty to capitalists for building, AID meeting
the great demand for homes In tie Capital of the
Southern Confederacy.
The neishborhocd is most desirable, and con-
venient to all the Government Offices. Mr. Lewis
L. Barnes occupies the house, whose ter n expires
on the 10Th Of April next, at which time possession
VIII be given, earlier If an arr augement should
be affected with Mr.. Barnes to this and
TEEMs-OnehaH cash In bankabie funds the
other half at IL months for negotiable rote iutsr
est added, and secured oy trust deed The var.
tax now levied TO be paid by the purchaser.
JAS. r. PHrLLIPa,
ls2-tds Administr with viii annexed
RspwooD & KEAoH, Auction eers.
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To UorYespendents.

We continue to receive daily nun bers of
communications criticising the "plan for the
reorganization Of the Virginia forces for the
war;" and it becomes necessary to repeat
that this plan Is not now before the Legisla-
ture, an adverse report having been made
thereupon by the Military Committee Of the
Senate. 1t is on this account chiefly that
the communications are declined.
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members Of Company &C." Sd Virginia ca.
valry, (Uapt. Jones's company now sta
toned at Gloucester Point held a meeting
on the 10th inst, for the purpose Of express.
ing the feeling of tho company with regard
to the sad intelligence of the death of Capt.
Jones, and adopted the usual resolutions Of
esteem for the deceased, and coincidence with
the family for the loss which they have sus-
tanned.
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- j. i Ou0K. ls~y.

1HrsUELLANrOUS AseOrrrarrr nr
NJ xuRNlTUR8, Ac.. &C AUOTiOH.-
On FRIDAY, nth inst, at 10 o'clock, viii
ss!l at ny store m assortment Of HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of the usu-
SIdeboards, Chairs, Bedsteads, washs tands,
Tables, Hair aud shack Mattresses, Bedding,
Stoves, &c.
Also. secondhand Baeatslle. Table, in
good order. E. b. UUOK,
IA ~ Auctione Ger.
HORSES, MULES, &C., at AUOTION.-
i'll On SATURDAY. 18th inst, ct 10
O'clock, will sell IT the lot on Council
Chamber Hill. several Harness and Saddle
Horses, Top Ruggy and Harness.
Also, very Ar . large Mule, handsome
Pony. To DO sold for account Of whom Il
may concern. e. b. COOK,
ia 10 Auctioneer
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
LOST, STRAYED, &c.

CTRAYED FROM MY RESIDENCE, on
light brindle COW, with ears keeled, and
little scorched from the said fire. Informa.
ton or return Of said Cow will be literally
rewarded. Mrs. NJ. T.. GANNAWAY,
ia 16-2t* Corner Grace and 7th sts
Or REWARD-Lost, between the CathO.
20 lie Church on Grace street and the Cap
itol, Tin Box containing my FREE PA.
PERS.. Papers to be left at Dispatch office.
JOS. BUTLER,
ia 16-1t* A tree man of color.
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r...,., .,,onrr p4nsacela.

.orrespcndent writes from the Potomac
,n. FEDERAL war stea mer Pensacola was
s .n. a, some twelve or fifteen times at Evans
~, when she passed down the Potomac
~, .snna.v morning, and he believes without
.r.ct Th. letter contains no facts n Aso,'
.aon 10 what we have already puoiisned'
~.,en ws are under 40 less obligation to the
'ho. hi. kindness, on that account.
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Congress has ordered the publication Of the
official reports Of all the battles, including
the reports of ohnston and Beauregard of tho
battle of July Fl.
Hon. j. NJ. Elliott, delegate from Ken
lucky, took his seat yesterday.
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~ 0VVOx0 SAFfRA0VNs AaeesSS 49,
ToKTY MOST BEAUTIFUL AND At.
: T1AUTlvB Lore, IN The TOWN OF
S1DNRY. bouaded BY Federal, B1mwoods Cary,
tioi.. on the premisss, ON THURSDAY, The 10Th
Janusfy, 1852, IT II o'clock ~, Ut fair; y net,
the next fair day tAerssf:sr) those two tssatifnl
equares located n above, each having 8 small
Dwelling and oihsr tuiicings thereon The said
squares win be divided into forty lots, each hav-
Ing front OF 81 feet, and depth Of 100 fest 10 al
alley 70 feet wide. These lots are without doubs,
ITO most beautiful In sydney. ana .rs iooass1 i
The mast improving part Of tbs suburbs.
TK1Ms.-One fourth eash, balance q q, Ia md
IL months, for negotiable notes, hterest o6dad,
occurred BY trust deed. The taxes for 1oe9 70
be paid by the purehasee.
Tbs particular a.tention Of the pubic z ssllsd
Ia AuotsOrNess.
~ In consequences Of the snow, the fore
gong sale In postponed until WEDNESDAY,
next, the I'D January, 1s62, At the same hour.
ja Is aODOIE d AfeEkSON, Aucss.
A UOTlON SALE-OF fA1kfk0 STOCK,
"A HOUSEHOLD AND KIrOHoN rUR1H-
LUXE &c.-I will sell At public Auction, on
9,cloek, At the late residence OF Mrs. sophia
r. keaa. ON the old Brook Road, all Of the
uousenoid and Kitchen furniture belon ging
70 tne estate OF the late Edmund Kedd, de-
Ceased c Also tine Mules, Horse, several
COWS, hogs, Cart, ard various other arti.
Giles appsrtaining to Farm. helm All Of the
undiv ided personal effects belonging TO the
JAS. T. Redo. Admin,ser
'ac Oonls non, o n the Esta to Of
ia l3-tcs* Edmund Redd deceasAd
The above sale has teen postponed n rr,
take place on WEDNESDAY,, lie a2d inst. n
fair il rot, On the next fair dag III hereafter.
ia l6-5.f
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smuggling Cotton and Sugar to the 1nsmy.
NAaHvrLLs. Jan. lit has been definitely
axcsrtained that considerable quaint titles OF
cotton and sugar have recently been sent in
wagons through Kentucky to the Ohio river.
1t 10 believed the articles were sent from
OlarksyillA
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w. THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the
~ Stockholders Of the INSURANCE CON.
PANY OR The STATE OF VIRGINIA will
% held at the office Of the company, on
MONDAY, Goth inst, at IL O'Clock N.
ia l6-4t y. +. BRESEE, Sec'y.