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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-17
Case of the Steamer Peterhofr.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The testimony in the case of the prize
steamer Peterhoff is all in. Judge Belts ordered
her mail TO be opened but dispatch from
Washington interceded it. tits surmised that
she is to be given up.
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FOR SALE.

a. HOUSE No. liz Cumberland Street, be
"a. tween Elm and Chestnut, now occupied BY
Ill Rev. w. X. Clark. Said house is in good re-
pair. is built of brick. and contains thirteen rooms
lighted with gas Good cellar and furnace. Title
clear.
For particulars enquire Of THOMAS r. JONES,
of this city. or j. c. PROCTOR. Lime Street.
mchl4 diff
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House for Sale.

House for Sale.
"a THE subscriber Offers for sale hi
n6..f House and Land. on the corner of Dan
lSsssEe forth and Vaughn Streets. The Lot Is
I'LL 100 feet square. contains 100 900 feet and
dk Is one of the most eli ible in the west
part of the city. The house Is built of brick in the
most thorough manner, has the best of water, dry,
cemented cellar and slated roof. II contains parlor
dining and kitchen the first floor. and four
chambers on the second hoor Hot air. from brick
furnace to all parts of the house. Terms very easy
CHAS. A. ALEXANDER
For further particulars apply to JOHN c. PROC
TER, Lime street, rear of Custom House.
ap4 eodtf
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. = The dwelling
house of Mr.. Thomas McKenney, corner Of
Congress street and Vernon Court, was enter
ed Wednesday night by opening window,
and then by cutting away the wood work
about the door bolt, SO that an inside door
which was locked might be opened. The bur-
glar went up stairs and into the rooms of the
inmates, who heard a noise, and one of them
getting up and opening window alarmed the
burglar and he fed without his booty, which
he had collected. He took the store key of
Mr.. Mex. out of his pocket and was intending,
doubtless, to enter the store under the house
We have heard Of other attempted robberies
taking place on the same night Our citizens
must look well TO their door and window fast
enings in future; and we hope the police will
be strictly on their guard and see If they can
not be smart enough to catch some Of these
burglars in the very act, should they again
show their head.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
EarIn for Sale.

One of the best farms in North
ANA-A Yarmouth, known as the adams
1fxEexk True Farm" containing about 100
m4ytlAL acres, will be sold on the Both day of
e.-Iss4Ap ril. 1863, at auction. If not previ-
ousy disposed of at private sale Sale at the prem
ises apis Th& Sewtd
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Att meeting of the creditors Of the late John
Rounds. held this day at the Office Of ID. T. Chase
pursuant to previous notice. 1t voted TO adjourn
the same TO Monday, the 10th Instant at "a p NJ n
the same place. T.. e. STEVENS Chairman
ID. +. CHASE, Secretary
Portland. April ID, 1888 apls diff
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Prince William of Denmark King, appointed
committee to go to Copenhagen TO offer him
the Crown in the name of the Greek nation.
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ELECTRICTTY.

w n. DEMING. NJ D., would most respectfully
w announce 10 the citizens of Portland and VI
cinity, that le has taken suit of rooms at No IL
Capps Block, corner of Congress and Elm streets,
up stairs where he will remain thu the summer
totrcat Chronic Diseases the Etecfropdthic treat
ment.
laboring under any old aud inseterate chronic dis
ease, in the form of Scrofula, Hip Disease, White
Swelling. Erysipeas Salt Rheum, letter. Rash and
every humor of whatever kind character: likewise
Spinal Diseases, Curvature of the Spine St Yitas
Dance. Fits. Paralysis, Contracted Muscles Distort-
ed Limbs Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. General De-
bility. Habituai Constipation, &c. We would like
wise call the attention of the public to peculiar
manner of curing
Consumption,
every instance. when in the acute stages or where
the lungs are not fully involved.
The obstinate cases of nervous or sick Head
ache Neuralgia in the head facSand extremities,
with acute Rheumatism are instantly relieved, and
with chronic rheumatism, are permanently cured in
few applications.
~ 70 the Ladies DR.. D. especially calls, who are
sufferers with Dropsy, Debility .Lnchorrh hites)
Inflammation and Falling of the Womb. Assesses,
Tumors and Cancers of the Womb, and will guaran-
tee a permanent cure in every case.
For suppressions Irregularities painful Menstrual
tions. Neuralgia of the Womb. with all their entail
ing Ills there is no agent in the world efficient in
curing Electricity. In many serious obstruc-
tons can be broken up in few momeuts and in ey-
cry case it DESTROYS the tendency relapse. To all
those desiring perfect health aud the services the
Oldest Medical Electrician in the United States we
most respectfully invite to call rendering to all
positive assurance OF full recovery of health
i. ). DR. ID. first introduced Electricity for ex-
tracing teeth without pain To those having decay
ed teeth s;umps desiring their teeth for
setting. we extend polite invitation. During the
operation the person experiences pleasing and in
NIB For extracting Mineral. and Humors from
the system, we use the electro chemical Baths.
Office hours from to /; /. to 81 and to in the
evening Consultation Free. mch2i ised3m
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A Pleasant House on Spring Street
for Sale.
go A modern built three-story House on Spring
n;: street. Lot so n l23- For terms. &C.. call on
- JOHN {. PROCTER,
mch23u Lime Street.
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For Sale.

A VERY convenient one-and- a-half story House.
IA No. A Atlantic streets well finished rooms
good water-with all the modern conveniences; Gas
NJ q. DOW.
For terms apply to JOHN G. PROCTOR, Lime
Street. apis
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store for saIe.

TINE four-story bricSkstore in Free Street.-The. s
Il In the Free Street Slock-next east of rolford O.
Enquire of II. T. MACHlN. Gait Block, or
aps istf Z. BARNES, SAL Middle Street
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FUVHE commodous Chamber in the northeriy cor
Il ner of the new brick block corner of Lime and
Milk Streets, directly facing the market. Reptlow.
Enquire at Office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
Sept. ID, 1852. diff No. 81 Exchanges
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A LARGE. pleasant front Chamber TO let with
"A board, suitable for n gentleman and wife, At No
10 wiimot street. Terms reasonable. mchsO DIFF
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Office to Let.

ON second floor, Middle Street. centrally situated
cial Street. feblO II
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House for Sale.

- story and half House with good lot, on
Ill, st. John street. will be sold at good bargain
~ Enquire Of WIN. JOKES, on the premises, or
mch3O 3w +. X. HAYES.
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Dine at the

MERCHANTS' Exchange Eating House, II 4 10
Nn Exchange ST. Free Lunch every day from 10
to Il APPS dem l.. s. TWOMBLY
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To be Let.

(NHAMBERS in the second story. over Store 90
~ Middle street-Mitche's Building. Possession
given Immediately. Inquire of
jan2tf At DOLE
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For Sale or to Let.

Country ROOm 20 Lei.
COUNTING ROOM over No. 80 Commercial ST..
~ Thomas Block, to let. Apply to
N. j. MILLER,
mchH diff Over 90 Commercial Street.
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G. A. PARSONS, M. D.,
inO Dentist,

where he will be happy TO meet his friends and for.
mer customers, and those Of the late DR. Edwin Par
sons, who may require the services of Dentist
Portland, March 26, 1868. dislm
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FINHE Store under Mechanics Hall, occupied by
Il Smith Boyd. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to +. T.. LITTLE,
apl iseitf Cor Congress and Casco Streets
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For Sale.
- A Two Story Wooden House, No. 4 Allan
In: tic street. Apply to
~ EDw. X. DRESSER,
meh25 dlms 154 Fore Street.
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nN Commercial Street. head of Hobson's Wharf
" Inquire of j. II. HAMLEN,
sep4tf Office on Hobson's Wharf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

facts % established and then let the Black
Lat be published without respect 70 psrsons:
At tho same time, let there be White Lista OF
the patriotic, the generous, the charitable. A
morning paper published yesterday quite a
number Of names belonging to the White
List. No Richmond name was there, nor have
we ever seen one on sny White List. 1t IS
time our generous citizens should be known
TO the whole Confederacy. Let the Black and
White Lists be prepared at once, or else let the
press cease its utterly useless and tlresome
sing song about ertortioners in general"
If 8 Vigilance Committee were formed OF
citizens to hear all cases Of exto.tion and to
decide what names shall be placed upon the
Black List, an authoritativensss would be Civ,
an to their action, which, without injustice,
would eftectually expose the guilty.
We hope the people Of the State will con
time to follow the noble example Of the coun'
T. of Albemarle, and that her citizens will see
that the glorious record Of Virginia, now made
shall not be furnished. q.
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", rsgre, 81 s..a!ngiy TIA, these un:o7'nnass
,;-.,,.ssnrss ahot!G h.Te tshuspirei. especially.
=. Ia. ,ri.;s in GU: affairs, and Wish that IN
rbs ;r5rmert 6: the Commanding General
,he susraasieus OF these brave ana Fa'ri'
o-ic nficer= could have been property p..-t-
n,oei. We shall not express ouc o2'ri"A
uron the p-o27iet7 RI his ac:i'n Until We Nn-
is-s,ani The merits Of the ras"Ss We :hir%
the public Judgment ought 70 h". III he
manner. SUSPENDED. lm?licit obedience Il
all s,bp-d;na,c of5crr< 20 the orders o! der
sureriors is essential 20 military 'l~c'n!inc
and Success. The occasions are rare IN which
the subordinate is justified in exercising MS
, own ind -mrrt, and diSohey!ac orders. We
trust that PIX. Hindman AMI Forrest may
all be able ,e justify their conduct; m" also
Gen. BgaS.
From IT.. Chsrrrs'ri Mercu-y
Tho nncs.ion Of high prices j.. perhaps. IN"
IN, now mos. urgent. llaw are the V"oNlr-
| the soldiers. their wives anl Children 20 Ike
how is the government 10 get ai"ag-with
| rho enormous and increasing prices required
| for nil necessities: This is n matte" wl'.h
| mus, press upon the mind and heart 81 crcrY
think;nrm in and lover Of the country. The
f-s, s,er towards solyi": thr rr'htm j. +" -.
| certain The chicf cause Of Ibis depreciation at
the value If our money. EN'oriinucrs arc y
curse to our country. As an affair q; equity,
if prices must advance. al prices s'ou'! a.
| rance simultaneously. and none should re-
| ce;re more Justice. in this r".pcc1. :hln tho dc
fanders Of the conrtrv. They NJ" Clearly en-
! titled. in the present condition Of :~:irs. %
more pay. -,
There is, however. en- evil beyond he snail
proportion of pay given to the soldiers in cnrl-
| parisnn with the charges made Ter the ne
cessaries OF life. The value OF oar cur
-ancv is nct tixel and stafl". and. thcre-
fore no charge o. wa."s viii r"r!e!y n"
| Injustice or meet the difficulty. The ?rirci-
nal cause Of our monetary troubles i the
Imitation OF the currercv. r." remedy must
| reduce this imitation br get inE tho 7cdHa-
| dancy retired from circulation, arc gi"ing 20
| money it's prope. value acr"T iir& ~ rhe stan
darI Of value derived from tn" ordinary p-o-
| duets .: the country. E!undce1- e thon-:rd+
a. this .uper:gou- currency. r~Hurc3 "rt
mon 'hc c0un:rv. co"li 'e collected - -"
Government. 10 tire re-c-;ahli-.mr1: - -
crcI;r and Of the value uf il hi. -" rT1tart
! and vigorous execution 0f The "a lag 10 iEe
>.ngIc item Of she 1.-THE or MI agricultural pro-
I1c.;ons o. the cnuivalep: in Confederate
money This was 10 hare been d,r" in july.
!r.ila; rot bsen ATTEMPTED We: in O.irt"~.-
Energy and wisdom in TIE Cover: mont alone
can furnish an adequate remedy tar, evils
nf our iisorlerei country.
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VERY DE-IHAnlE rANN or ~ALE.

- y fm- sale privately III g-rm ! C.r".ie- a1a'-
: "a :ne Il. = AZ: +. R-!iGo~h, -" al" no Sun:a'
D@E0'.
H. Farm coria.as 81 a--'s"f o. .s-h, !a"iTra"'d
rley I'll .,ui II wei 20: in a = r = y -.icr = In.i ~f-
c.o,g- = 40 ac.e- OF TN Der -naS. h!rScr: t-dr:e-atl
NHcU. - acr = &c prup- zl"rio".
III. sundays. wh ch a. shur1.a, 49, iu good c-1fi.
,ioG, : r-i,t O: Is Gw iipk VII. siE = cS- = gid .'icH'a
AL al IL ~: hoT.e., Eecf'v H."
F.r Eat:icri.-. arp 10 SrssFr - 'nc3 !t-'-,E -
MS OF" Mr-cEants, Easis Bn-k. I."c"n chi. ".
q: S-eui2T D!:alE -ON j NIL.
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D;.afc~5IEo N HANOVER CO.

Io-c -. :, a,'-c-e- 81 tn c:-cr:' C5G-' o: i'.2o
r-r cgE.'g. .. n1cuuca: N the .G,h day .! s.p,'fO1r.
1875. -, up.-rsicGri. sp"c;.i "o-:u!-s cn"r, - Len MON
Ne - lay al HoIE"HEH, "a ii not a v='y
rwe. ,!y - g, -r..hrr- IL !; b. :9"n :ue !'st & cd Gay
;-r-tt"-.. g. ''culH Ill! u" let" rs.!-nc~ o. d
Hm Z. 81. u. d.cca,ri. 1t IL o'ci3ck, Sci, to the hiGA
e. bi. DE- - ,forld Ili' tract tlanf ccE'~!a!sS ,irL:
= rr4rel ! rea acrag, larin. ;hrr-on a !arG: dH.!iG:
r.-,-. Al ~" a hon -, barn., s;anles. sc. Ecc-ssT ~
l.. 4. !7r.- G-:H q 3oot cTi :
Cue Elf j. b"iaI,ifuily -i;r.t@i or the Par,r.ky liz
-: .:cD Hanover Court House i-Ect on 'ae c-r'rA!
2ai~I ! SO. 0l :Hr = .rr.J c"av-nj.u' Trs-e! l@nIi"s
o. tn P,uur; ,:X .ld r. lie city o! Rc-ro-f ci:-'
IN nj.
r. ia'i (. Try productive, a good col To- imp. Va
NIL. .i has az il Al GLUsi,rC" Of %ccd ind, r. a!iT.
ir ~" " IL Il: ~, il a. '!~.irao., a farm H. any OF The
3sr3sk h. Her.
90, ~ 5 ~ tS- ard At II, -a;aa place, iIor!i HI !
w.l 81 :" ~ highest > Ode ua- c'Err mai ret 9!
rr' ."r- ig.rE 'hir'v-'7-o and 'krsr.to2TE- acres, al
,ri"r :l> ~..-tvof Mr. Join li-w and "t'ia's: ~ 'hs
irUC F;p. 'srrs - : ho'h ;.fct. 6n.-ih ri - -" ru-'
sh4s ~. =. d. .h!~ n at, one ;h'rG IN :~.ly- r.n"'fs.
Al, .'-,tsri No." y.ars: tie pTrchH e. Cor ~" cr:"rE'
o.. rs, rn'r; -. GU 10: noaIs w!;r A9p'uv-d pecs2r%! -.
co.; =. md carving in:-rrsi # IN tn Day .; s"l- An"
-. -ri- r rai".1 III! the - !o!. { ~. money Ne pa d. 'r
3. i. option 9; L" purcha"r.. ;hc whole OF 81" rr"cetI'
o rle recri"atIr IA c".h and H. t.:i- :rar'ierh6!s Gy
irtl e,I-'!i- i: con li.acs - n The GrCr""
70 .fam-- ~ -'DA. y" y-c.-lc rsl 'p-r a: G5T b! Hi,
vhr,." ~ nv" f. Io.a. over ,h- ;arnl ".'h person.
-..Hi.'i ~ys.Gia" L: and Mr. Jaw 81 % Rte mall t:ac'
ga -:-s!-:r:. ICKlhL ). TELlET.
sr.,.w5mi Conan
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M SPECIAL NOTICE.-We respectful
iv cal ~ attention of buveri to orr suct'o7 sac 81 Gro.
ceries and Blockade Goods, THIS "RIDAY
MORNING, al 20 Gcl"ck (See former adv" r'is"H"u;.)
will common CT the sHln by Offering splendid trained
HORSE.
VIII also add
q Heavy Wool Blankets
rs pair Mems Buck Gnrn'le:,
g. boxes I,nportei Cigars
Gcld Watches
. Silver do
3 God Pencils
Coat Psi'cr,. Blue Bfo.d Cic.h
SILK Dress Psit aro. to be sold Tor account f"::G-r
purchaser,
Lot Of Shor Brushes, Pocket B1ak,
Yara Gloves snd Seeks. Prairie NA:ceei,
Eiag ,t silk Sash Su-panfe-E
Worcestershire Sauce, E0cs, Nee.l;s
Pipg, Gloves
Il Iadles' snd Mlisse5' Bonnc's
Q Sc's furs, comp!e>,
] Dbl whlsg ey
doz French Ale
1000 Plantation Cigars, very choice.
. 30 Ladies Trimmed Bonue:s. # he lsts't .'yie,
fresh Coois.
Oc,S tds, ROBINSON. ADAM CO
Es-SPECIAL NOTICE.-We hare on con-
.lsnnan,, ard offer for sala cheap,
200 packages fine old
D. ire fo,!owin 2 well known brands
Right,
Pomona.
Gra7elv's.
Hollands Pure,
jessie Blown.
WE. Il. Edwards,
Stui,s & Burnett, &c. &c
As tina owners wish to rcaliz", we rftr apec,ll i-dEcs'
aents to publishers. J, Il. r. CO.,
oct a-Iw Corner 9th and FIR al tts.
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~ GETTING OF SUPERINTENDENT A.
NJ nua Meeting Of he Stockholders ii he R"srnk-
vaII,y Railroad Compa Y, will ~ hid in 'hr town oil
lsik.yIi-, on THURSDAY the l5:h Of October. 1863
Important n alters will come before ihe De.ilng. and u
dvs:ratls inst every uockholder sh2u d be rosIrscutsd.
~ sQ-sodten e. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk
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] iSD FGE SiEE.- rH"r for - t n -" ,nIIiI
IL 4 Charlotte, u tr-c;o o. LA>D a :.'ri to-? . a''
hrndrrd ltreg, , iit:." oTe! 4 ial /" :! n re -; Nt'''
RI re II u the place "a o!d-a,i.ugr! ht' 90 '"::'H'
Dwelling. ~coutai.ir z Fx r lE- hur- 81" .'HIfrp'. "r'
.. .fssrry o ;br"sos Persons Viii T-rei " ? &c" ca:
aii-rs me al th-rlo &c. n, - &it!T I"is'aa.i, :" :
~ the premises, ant III tx. ?c .u!=! !" s--"'"E -
. az.
Sc 1i--GtiaH-'f DAVID hi'i!'E.
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PRIVATE SALES.

EOR SsIT.-A very j"-:. adj. Fnrm, c'a' -:
i'H,o1. 40 .cfe., :, uii"- :-".- P"Eh iaa t'-7
II ~. and ! fr1Ia itnr:-6a, 4 pGrIc lAlLiH. o. t-.'"-
iiT-r.
Thee /. O. - piaca al -~csj-nt D@'iiirr. wi g.:
r-arn-, aud "a oGlcc Z 'Lr RI Tie ~o1':o-.f- Ecu
.Uay 4 ln..skipg .ao .ever.l toJ-s sI l.:D-. Jsa,. ~
goo! oder. The" il 40 = a-c ?sasa :=i - Ii.-s-Aa:-
= 'c p 80. 80.
!. = r.ilia OF" ME Of an r;.-crnsI - @g-''-'
Church. and :0rr ;! yr 81 rr.f..I lid ). E ~! -. I'd y
~ esc-",li s J..'.abi= :rhu,rAcDl "r II. ca 70
:: tk- Curt Hose, wi! :.ae 'iea3.r= l. ,&n"Ia' AZ
on b. ri. misc.
FoI ;ar:kcr pa r:cz'gc., aides
$500. Ia-r.-. I'D -.
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RiCTIMoSD. Va. rc.. : SO
ADsESTEES iow in VIRGINIA fror Grr"-si
"A John Il. MOI Eau's command. " IL ;ep:T Wit" n, ir
Law 70 the G. mmsndgn: OF the post ~ nr! in Depot Va
or 10 Gen Forests headquarters n EA;; Teu2c--cr.-
Military and civil anihcri les are l. qn"st i . al i such
q rsons 10 6 ri s 20 ether of the "hov- nsmE' points
Year comrades. fellow sold .ers, w2n new laareI- o. he
tlo,dy bank. Of tie Csick. ." arSs. thev theE- ard. d y
new iu.trs 10 he already illr-rrioUi I'm" a. 'ito"g.r'-
Men" Do not. then, ;arnish ;hiS faEc d Tagging GsaipF
cur lnes. bui conis, Join n. gCd :, ""fcon. our gallant
chic. who will Eoon be with W., a uai I'd, GrttI r:iaPf
hand
BY order COL A =. JOHNSON
Comnl's Mo!gaIs Cavar7.
O9clsl: Mg.rE WnopsOS. OCT o-3.f
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W grn.ou q Nrolhcr. tuctioncer-.
T,TTlHIE pHOpEHTH. HnJni>lHH
70 IalNcr.ity OF iirG,nia, NJ FnD.,r vac

i1NH,
A';a.-,q1-s; RI ~ Ei'ney 8 e. ~ VII -! :,
,',y < .r#t rot At ~. - FroP"Tg o1foi'e t. Tn
.H..i g : .pvr ~ s.~r HI"
'-ot' .a-t4 .':e., cHrrh,e 'Fr" :i'hr'; in'f7 F"@FH
.i.,.. III 49, ,crg.ed q . ITO go ,:-T. I'D "@kf. NE
-....-y ID arar;l'a i1r-. of b" r'2rr canuo: b. sur2.s-'
% - =. dur> ,.ra .Nf-rs!rr. t".nrr ps1.- Z; 80 ~:
.-a ,tisrt . .t.-u:f. ~.a ac.r.fCrab.r pr.V2 = : =
= --r- = ci.-d. : INK. e. A,@S, .r! comfortable ~
I ~ lrG--..
re ai- ciia;- ;-o1~r.T p-".au's aG1e opportunity "r
q. . vn..usr', a,'h-1: Y.Ii.r - th= Cn'ErF,!:' H,i g"
-. .r.- . "aa- Sc. IE- eii...!y strc h 'Si','
az raj o" -. the Fu-l'-7- IN IT, s:i!~E:,' rocCs ~
, 90. tia .::l- Il H.! vaE.'v
IL. y E$CS L EIO
~. -..o';. ylsrlG:t,.yll", VI
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or0 BoTTLFs PURE MOUNTAIN OLD RYE
ODU ThISKEY, for medicinal pr-pOs=..
$50 hotties Pure Blackberry Sr.r4Tr for dia-TE1;s.
6 bbls Pure Mountain Ole RE WHISKY.
so .bs superior Or en- and Biaes T"ss.
10 bbls pure Cider VlnsgG, for plrk,.na.
For sale by 8 R~OBtETSNS,
srns-15t Dor. Grverno' -pi FrrDsii0 81
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n o B A c CO. :
10 900 psckaves Manufactured Tobacao. Of al grades.
10000 packages SMOKING Tobacco In RE ind I'VE !.
bales. b "a md barrels. For sale hr q
oc.e-6t VIM. II. FowLE. SON { c. y
NTOTICE.-Th. annual meeting Of tie ,t"ctho'ders
IN Of the Roanoke Navigation Company will AXE place
at Halifax court House, on Wednc -dny. the '4th OF
October next. Oh. UAbASies' Seey.
oct s.SSt2swt3
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lei

DIED. in this ci.7. on the 3.h io,.ac., Ms. vIRGINIa
TUCKER BROOKE, vii" Of Henry L. BROOKE, Esq.
in the 18th year Of her ara.
IL r fun. raj wilt take place from .h- Serord Pr0HhTt"'
Church tnr. Hog.'-) to-day. Friday, u; l2 o'clock -
Her friends arc RI ques.ed TO attend.
DIED, at \ nn-fi III, In Clnka county, en- II" :2i o;
September. l56I, LOUIS M LUNA only ION { FobIi
end Lucy C. R~:Eslsw, aged 3 yea.s 6 months arr 4
days.
DIED 0, the 2o"h August, CT Drop o: -. ehrst.
ME RCtIER MCLATRiNE. dauih'"r o: J. L.. a d
Ellen s. Mel anr.n-. Of Coochiani, aged six yehr.. shx
noaih1 anG eleven days.
A spIri. has 'en. a Iov,d one IA ro,-,
and haven ads sro,h,r g1e.t
Thea, oh pi~en's, do not mHu II,
For your dear Fannie Is al Test.
Yea; In the Ioyou.nays Of youth.
Before th- carts Of iie had conn,
u'r Saviour sRH and pr'Zri her truth.
And took .he child Of Heaven home.
Your tears will come, your carts will. y.a7r,
For the sweet child your Lord rad given:
But the bright gift you nu : r",u-n.
TO shine with other gifts in Hc"v.C.
God has marked each sorroHing day,
And numbe ed e-ery gee IT 'ear;
and Heav"a'a lcng age nf bliss shal! raJ.
Fur ali its CHILDREN rEGer here.
Parents aud friends, or rourn no NOR.
For her whom Gjd has cal ed aSa:.
Her rou' has gon on angel Niuss,
To regions Of eternal day.
To parting friends her crnm7'-'s rfrta
Az gu dirg star which point6 to jiearen'
ANXIOUS
DIED. n. "a. same plae., IN the 18th day G: Srp'.n' e..
Mss SARA VAUGHAN, In tie Goth year Q! hsraf-,o'
hemorThage o. the Lungs.
DIED, also ut the same place. 81 t'c:h'h Day f S'p
tombsr, JOSHU> L. McLAEKiSE. in ,Ae 3.s' year II
his age, Of dvp.hcrii-
He volunteered 1T the frs. call!n the Cumberland troop,
and has served faithfully ss q s liner until called 10 a bet
ter home. His last words were rhLt he Wa. nf All liz
r,-n- m - ~ marine would II ink ~ va. trying TO shun II.
duties. He leave, a family and 4 gres, number Of iriond,
to mourn hin lc,s.
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!G.ItEiCTUEED TOBACCO.

LItitFiCTLEED TOBACCO
$500 Packages on Con,iEnnIert-
Inc ud.ns several vel, .ECwG t..-d-:
+G0 boTag GTeaocrs Dsbasy fiag.i:, DARK s:Te.! 81
AID .Us.
800 to4-s Cr"sao.'s peaca Orchard. dark srec, taif
gaunI%.
go D rs aoys;or'g Queens Own, dark s~e-; LaI!
pGrcl.
100 bo1e, ~io'iaa"' a.. br;sa, pounds, veg f@c
2J noze4 soorE..-s Archer, bright pound. very
ans.
100 boxn, Nocrraans Rose Bud. brgh, ponds, very
:G-.
ioohores W Il Johnsoa's hrisi!: pcurd', very fae,
lCD buSa. Coli Leaf.
600 " pead!et,Gs -isG: Press, bri5L, pounds, Tc-5
fae.
m5cxe5 Baker: Light Press. bright pounds. ve-y
EI-.
1870 Packages i4eG!url Pounds aae p51u!S.
A .cs case, fl6r.aa Lsal Tobacco sid 2U.G0 Elori!s
Cl.srs.
Purchasers vii please ~ezaplae orr stock before pur.
chasing.
Uo-...aarsaE s7uci;ed. PIG. COSBY & CO.,
So l--nsi-r Cary. batrAea lItA Add itth sHs
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GAIT o C.aROLlSE.-lhe sta.e supply OF Sal:
= Cor i:arf In Is now at Milford. and / hail st;. nd on
iuez3ay. The 18th iast,lnt, 10 d!,;r.buteit 70 tie ei;iIeos q
th- couriy
Every per!on will be entitled TO twenty pounds for each
member 'fhs or her family "a tIai resid-D,s Thereof T.
be ,ati fac .oriiy prCrea by shiia7.t or o,bsrvbe.) a: Ten
Gents per pound rseh-
Sn'di' rs lot eatItl.i 10 ssit.
Applicants must furnish their own bags
octT5.- WIRE WAT, Agent.