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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-07

WATCHES AND JEWELKl CT TIE
" richest and most FASH, liable Pat.
| terms, offered at Retail at Wholesale prices
THE HUBBARD BROS Nos. 90 and o. Nassau
Street, New York. tity, Manufacturers and impor-
ters Of all the leading, rich and most popular
tyles Of Watches ANA Jewelry, being determined
upon increasing their business t. an unlimited 49,
tent. offer the following cl"gast ornaments Al tha
uusurp passed low prices fJllow ing:
Magic Time Observer. being Hunting
and open face or LadyS or Gentieman's Watch IN
"ue; no PrcttI"st. must e"n,cui~nt and cheap'st
Watch III the World. Imitation gold Effected by
"a patent process which FEEDERS the appearance If
geld perfect, while it does not cost ore-thiId a,
much Price oaly $50. Ketais at from 500 upuart>
Hunting Composition rased Levers. English man
ufacture Movement: cappcd and full j"wel'L; has
sunk seconds, and the newest improvements Heavy
cased AMI good imitation guild. Price only Sis Re
tails at from So t. 800.
Hunting Cpmposition Casch Army Watch richly
engrayei, jrwrled and fancy works. Unsurpassed
for suffers. Traders, etc. Price SD Retails
san t" SIUo.
A great variety of othsr Watches. at low prices
Ladies Sets of Brooch ana Ear Drops t. cures
pond Imitation Cluster Diamond. very rich pat
tern, aud outireiy new, price -. Coral and Bead
ent"sMs3, a very neat and pretty "~aament hand
sumeiy IN united. 3 =.
uentlemcu's Vest Chains. Paretrn. an elegant
t.sttern, only 81 The pemonac, very hoavy .
RinEs~~piain only, 73c. Scroll very pretty, 81
'hased a neat pattern, 81. Seal sisuet, 50. lnta-
tiun Diamond =.
new and 'rrF hnnd,umr pattern, s. %. loub.e,
chased or with stones. l.a0
R">om Stnds--a vtrIc y Of new and fashionable
designs. per SET s. 50.
Bosom and >carr Fins rui. with opal and fan
ey>toncs -. ltni'r;on 1iamanf, $40
Luchri>--I ouhc Glass. RICHLY engraved. 50
Prrs lis Wishing any Of tn" ahoNe, have unly 10
remit the ice in registered letter I" .ur address
aud the articles Will he sent by rctuCn ct mail
Of e pensr Ht5- 'rdcrs to the Amount f twelve
dollars and upwatis will be sent by express to any
81 l. MT. IA lti} - /. -!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-07

ontaintn ny all improvements known in this conn
ry or europe, over-strnng has French grand
rtion, h arp pedal full iron frame fer
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-07
TO SINE MEN.

"Multp'y the Means. and you Multiply
the returns,' is one of the established
maxins in business, that has
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-07

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-07
JAMES sagTCIlENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
One doorsouthof Appletons Prug Store,
PEARL ST. SIOUX CITY
Estray Cow.

saarnsA TAKEN np by John Farmcr, at his
| residence in Woodbury. Township,
M Woodbury. county, wa, on the 18th
---sdEsaA-day Of December, 1862 Said Cow is
red and white spotted about nine years old, Of
dunn size, no brands or marks rereeiveabe-and
appraised ut Sl2'by JOS. Householder aud Hampton
l. br ow n before W. P. Holman, j. r. Filed Dec.
9th 1872 J. Y. FIELD,
~ Dis. Clert oe.lurs county, Iowa.
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Line Of STAGES


I0s. p. HALE / co. having removed to their
~ new wsroroems, No. l7S broadway, ar.
now prepared to offer to the public t. magnificent
scale full
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-07
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The Best Poems,
Which A me rcan talent can furnish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

4
" uNOIAislsngD ExcrrEAKsr TO yt1sDs.
80. bTAkDAkD PLAYA
n,AhoTHIH WEEKS PkOsHAAMB
MOO 80 -. n SOLD sIko..k i or 4 HUSBAND
ilEss I'd sys-fHE INVISIBLE HUSBAND.
MEDNEa. ~ 1.-THE PROVOKED HUSBAND
II. ksDAA. <ggrAyLIhk, -"
In PREPARATION WORTH KHowisd
+ AURA KERSE's TuEApEE
IL Open al lybexiu spgis,ter herosr O'Clock
Third week OF The or the highly pipuisr
cviuci'snuc
.rM MRS JoitS Ne1O
MLs JOHN wOsH
QUEEN or COMEDY AM sora
Whose unriylicd rcrs,pations1 dnril her p~ar.oo<
here hav. won FOR
SERIES or TRILMrifs
MONDAY, JANUARY
WIZ he performed the Comedy adapted f,os
the frcnch expressly for Mrs John wood He'd ia
AcIHEss ny DAYLIGHT.
THE WOMAN AND ARrlSrF
Ammo Bfacegfrdle tthe great aotrcsa q $780, her ona
'''' Er ! II. sodMr
!nstinian Chi. SOM ...-.-.......... M Dldy
boly tAnne,H goddda ughtrr .Mrs sed.ry BTovu
To conclude with the .omedl-tlA OF
Minnie. with songs Mrs John Woo
,,fncs, Wadebursh. Mr H. " Dsi(
.isns Ho~ MIR y " RAJ mona
msriowv
na,,o. ~, !, - '.ila NoA,nSD~
NEW PIECEA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18


RARSus AMERICAN MrsEUw
NOV on NiIEu
,.. Tux WEDDING DAY
DS'""'e' 'soa " T,fpsp.y ppp q,
ca which tho .oridrss~sned Charles IS sral,oa. xns~a
GIN. Tos THUMB
''''', rI NV cf Tsy:sr :, ws sHHssSSTt
mo ''' NO uSa ia rSSs X ss'f rno
every iE%sr fsS TE $; Il. WOMAN
'ys' Scats ri aa ir ss ss, .s SS Sp rouuD
.sEL INK Now oa NEyER,
"'' which r. s ss IL 4 rGsSs s AND r.sx
the fortune OF The iae ucnerai her future suslAnA.
on EXHIBITION DAY Az, EVENING.
From OK r In rLAr X X si IN n nArs HALL
q ''' Ssfi% 4 sraaE sHx IxovnK rosx
TnB FAMOUS sDuS METZ
We ''' ''''o Tn E" ssXn tasr1 rai sas
q sffa wros S os 1G :, i rsoasp
ekssp aSg .sia s'' g
no ns .asES AsSfat QUAR- * DRAMA r1,Asros-
%.w sesas'S: SrSislss. e.. wi 30 peass1
EVERY AFTERNOON -. sSrs sy ;s9; =, ana
Mr.. HARRISON, Tosic isrRosrrU s.tosS =
Admssion " cent?. CaLdson under ten. - asnA
tom THUMBS WIFE
Tie wide earth ronmoi around.
In quest 10 ouc-th- tipy prize
Whom General Thumb has found
Poor Cupid learned from th,s, toc tals.
That It's al miscarriage
To grippe In blndness for map.
And open eyes ~ ina rfiax-.
Tom Thumb has a auecniy BIRDS.
And II you wfsa "a ON,
Take wife and bsbies 20 rtde,
Ana call at the Museum.
The time 10 brief, for Tom has vowed.
That uhensths knot IL tied.
For money. none OF ~ the crowd.
8hsI sao his bonnie brijs /"
For he v ssch as she " fair
(And n ~ survAsrs fAhAsts
Nov. Ivtaee, " youve iimes 90 spnr4
Go s1s thsm whse you're able.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

/. vtrAsTED-wrTHoUT BOARD, BY GENTLEMAN
w ADD vile, two neatly furnisheh Rooms on sreonl or
an "a goD VITA pantcs hot and cold waiter. and gst
r,e ~ ~ honses b.twsen Second ard
e,th ~ and atyys T~enfy third street rot
10 uoath. Parties havins s1en cnnmods
soss s.s ss:s ss Z. n s,.z caes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

1 AhDb-fO ALL WANTING FARha-LARdK AMI
arriving sels.ent oil tiarissd mild eli nate 10 mie
Ssa y rhsoeiphia " raiiioad rich Ss prod iarx
SiSps twenty a1se Aos q from SiS 70 S por nay
.ouf yisia good o.sness Openings good sooets
CHAS *. Lands. Posamasler V,ueland C,umhrr's M
49, ierr. snss Gre Papers containing full In
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-11
lCOmmumCaictI
Dupes and Victims

Tom Moore i'm his Lalla Rookh,
makes his yelled Prophet, at his last
banquet, where his fellows expected to
look upon his unveiled countcnanco,
whose brightness was to contound his
enemies, exclaim; Ye would be
,iupes and victims, and Yo are while
thav looked upon that face which
was only remarkable for its hidoous
auIins The prophots and leaders Of
tssis rebellion have yelled their motives
Willie they have lead the masses into
6x afld laid waste tho faircst por-
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-11

lions ortbjs and sister border Stat,
! To the cotton states they ha
prc2chcdan exemption from the horrc
of wm, because rs scat would be
tho bordorStatc- 60 the border Sta.
they preached The samo oxomptT
because tho Southern Army Won
march triumphantly through d
Northern States, and although Il
UGjon Army was here last S1mmt
wnon they fell back, tho citizens We
solumanly assured they never wou
bo permitted 10 return.
Yet where are thcv to.dav2
heard a little hoy; one of tho citizd
remm k Tho Yankees would not stat
TO fight ut FulIahoma" TennesseeaA
YOU have been Dupcs and Victims.
dupcs OF ambitions and place seek II
me0; who would ride unmovcd nj
indifferent oyor your wasted field
your burning dwellings; Yea, over If
bodies ofyoW children: even if the
blood flowed to The bride bits: If tR-
was the sErcst road to place ana nowt
And they knew while they ra
telling you OF their might and tho ns
tegrlty OF their motives they wei
IcceiyIng y0u; Victims OF section
g4usDlr4Gy- la uaA --4a, a-..i---....4--.--.s.s
der which Won were born, aua " @
lops bad protected y0u % yoAr presef
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-11
dhe Amn gullctlu,
ISntcS OF Advertising.

Ir~f ll'~k-Sl0Ja square each ms fdon
Epen Subsequent assertion on rcuts ieroi
-ro, wli ie cbaruci for edserlisvueo s-
.rcdW~ts elusre
l0 ltr, make ono square. No advojisc-
ra,rt~ less man ~iuarr. Adrcrt>cncu' thar
maNe over 20 liH,- aud under IS lines ocautcl
81, one and a-hoN .QVgrv>. Advertisements
THAT make over - lines pad wlcr 20 tines
,uw-vI t> tu-t >4sar,~.
!r win hca favor If advertisers viii hTog~p
1.a 'n their advertisements The uUHber of
>au..a cacy wish them to occupv,
JOB l>IsINTING q.
oa- -.ncl, v' JobhiUg Materials is largo, an
mhvee= as radv>> variety, lor printing and
>Hl- ot work, both
PL4IN IND FINC}.
su ,.o best styla and ON short no,ira. 1uru
or printing will hn more reasonable then ever
aaI"-o offered in thjs region. PorWsu. u all
aso- 60 be made ia advance, anl in GREEN
BACkS
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-11
WINCHESTER, TEN JULY II, 1868.

..-..AAAAAAA4AAA~A--AA A4AA.4sA&AN--%A&A~'
mis- attack. His main force trontcd
Ilaines Bluff
On Friday morning, the 3D., another
ss4r of truce came into our lines, reach.
Iaa first tho tent of Gen. a. }. Smith. .
!, was brought by two Confederate Of
Y cers, dressed in the most festive at
ire. They proved TO be Maior-Gen
sBowcn, late commanding ut Urah4
Gulf and Virginia Colonel named
Montgomery. They rode splendid an
14mals, but rather thin in the flesh even
Tor racers The messengers were bllnd'
folded and seated in Gen. Burbrdges S
cont. where for two hours they remain
ed awaiting the return OF Gen. smith,
who took their dispatches from Penn
berton 10 Gen. Grant Their eyes were
unbandaged after an hour and they
conversed freely with the Union OIL
GERS
Whea General Smith returned TO
Burbridges quarters the two Conied'
serateofticers received Grants response,
land were again hoodwinked and con-
,ncted bv I'm officer to safe Folnttro1n
which thev could ro.entcr thor own
fines They caoh had the goiden star
#ou the collaro their coats, designating
their ranks. There was great curiosity,
.Qf course, among al the officers ana
y stae-GaRtenis Qt rem,
. graulea. The rebg. general had sucu
/ ~. ~ intimate that unnecessary uttusIOu
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-11

As Pemberton and Grant croFy peae
each other, both, though involdatnry
pauscd, perhaps waiting each the tlrst
word from the other. This slight en-
barra ssmcnt was brought to close By
MONTGOMERY, who stepped ferwardand
formally introduced the two Chiettains.
They shook hands, Pemberton being
apparently q little discDccrted by the
comp.accncy Of his opponent. These
men meeting thus after long siege,
in which they had been Pltted against
each other bad been lieutenants to-
oetber i'm the same commands ln many
lard ought battles in Mexico Hence
they were personally known to each
other Seldom do such meetings occur
outside the pale of romance. Pember-
tens first remark was that he had
been present when different tortresses
surrendered to the Federal arms IN
the war with Mexico, In all these the
enemy we're granted terms and c9ndl.
tions. lie thought his army as well
4 entitled to these fav0rs as q foreign
fgo Grant listened, and then pro
Posea PriV.'o oo,i' . p5,Eartar t9',,iV ~ forc,
mom0nts 1T 9lrucN 1 ,I, e'.oGl 'ou 80 49,
bly,, anu the TWO 5on9r%'s I5,.;,, SS'PPPo+ : +Po,
aside W hat was saio "1I'"s - ,n1,
conference can only be judged from Ihe I
It -z5c.zl2,, z ..srael spoa. and tlc
N'"i''derttes SaiTeHdvrod, II was ar.
ranged ,aat tAo Federal forces should
p. gat2r at ~ A. NJ next day, the 4th of
July Ihe rebels were all to be pa.
Fotea on the spot and surrendered their
arms "cj the officers were to be al.
''"o1 10 retain their horses and four
days rauons, to be taken from the
Confederate stores. This was certain.
a. MS much rs Gen Grant could con
sent TO- Iuo prisoners are yet liable
TO exchange,
1t was policy, perhaps, not to subsist
dcayor to transport tbcm '"ot', ot oooo U[ en-, ~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-24
PRORATE COURT

Probate Counts, within and fer the District OF Ran
oph tor the year ensuing will be holden as TO lows
viz
AT the Probate Office in Brookfeld on the first Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange County Hotel in Chelsea, the third
Thursday of each month
At the west Randolph House in Randolph the fourth
Thursday in each month.
All. l.. Bowes' Hotel in Washington on the second
Thursday in February, May and August,
By order of Court
PERLEY c. JONES, Register.
Chelsea, December lst, 1862 f5f
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-24
David a0Or's RlAtafe.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by The Hon.
PROBATE Court TOR the DlstTiCtut Washington Com
SIonerSto receive ,eXamin and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the Estate ct David
f0or iae OF Worcester in said district, deceased. rep
resented 'cVent and the term Of SIX months from the
Sd day of Feby 1863 oeng allowed by said Court The
creditors OF said deceased TO eXhbitand prove
>pectIye claims before us-gve notice that we VIII
altehd to me duties of our appointment at the dwelling
house of Widow Clara Poor in Worcestrr in said dis
ct, on the 18th day Of March and Sd of August next
at one o'clock in the afternoon, each Of said days
G. G CLOSSON, Ir.,
MARK P LaDD, C'm'iS'
Worcester, Feb 7, A D, 1868 6w3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-24

containing Institutions designed to enable the pupil
obtain knowledge of playing without tea che With
&C ocs collection of every variety of Popular Music
Price of each, 80 cents lie chers pup and dealers
DESTROYS of obtaining priced Instruction Book and
at the same time one that is full and attractive will
find these books fully suited their wants. The nstruc
uonS are gwen IN manner adapted to the c0mprehen-
SION OF all grades OF scholars The exercises lustra
ing ana enforcing the lessons dry and tedi GUS
but sprgay and enIiyenng and the selection of music
varying from the simple to the difficult comprises the
most popular melodies of the day. Mailed postpaid by
DlrSoN & co, Publishers, 277 Washington Street,
Boston. ''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-24
Probate Courts.

3TAE OF EEA2E R084 az Inc c 6sl;cs h Ten
s,d will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier,
sd District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are reg
qlested to attend to the same on said court days.
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
necember /. 1892.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-24
DIR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
CREARaasEH SNHJE1EH.

hlS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself to be the hes
article ever known for curing The CATARRH Com =,
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found y
excellent remedy in many of SORE EYES DEtp
NESS mas been removed by it, and HEARING has ofe
peen greatly improved by its USE 1t purges out all oh.
structions, strengthens the Glands and gives health,
action to the parts affected 1t is recommended by
oil the best physicians and used with great success
satisfaction everywhere. civ
MoIe than twenty five years. experience has proved
Its great value and at this nent pdsbober
ever before. CIV 'ii@n
large number of the most espectable Druooiqts ~
1854 say: eN0 y 'nein -
me undersigned, having Tor many years been az
quanted with DR.. MARSHALL's CATARRH AND HpInAcHr
SNUFF, ano sold it in wi sale trade cbeerfrii
state, that we believe to be u in every rpsnect
recommendation given of 1T fo he cure of CaarrbaI
Auecons, and that is decid ely best article we ba
ever known Tor all the comm IN diseases of the head
BE are OF Connterfefts!
Sc sInnie OF the signature of the Proprietor
AshhLES BOWEN. is or ever bottle Sold hv Drng
2-'Oo ,oiy "noIo 25l+mt67iyl
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Abraham Esarkcg's rs
Esta tG.

ANF:eglGEak EEHEkEG7S EIsGIGG.
uHE Subscribers, having been 0pIolnted by tie Hou
Orabe Probate COu Tor the District of Washington
Commissioners OreceIve eXaMire and adIus aijclaims
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ham Barker, late OF Barre said District, deceased
rePreSe ed nSovent. and the term sX months from
the 9Th day of January, 1868, being allowed by
said COarto he creditors said deceased eXhbau I'd
prove their respective cltinis before It's give notice tina
We will attend to the duties q Cut appointment at
the e dwelling house of the deceased in Barre, in said
DlstrictOn the 5h day Of March ard 9th day Of July
next, at O'Clock ID the afternoon each Of days
DAVID FRENCH, I'd, tro,,,s
CHENEY KEITH, "'"'
Barre, February 81, A. D. 1863. i6w3+
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK A. NJ.
TO THE FREEMAN

AQUA CREEK, Feb %. The anniversary of
Washington birthday was observed yesterday
in the Army Of the Potomac, Notwithstanding
the prevailing tempest, by salutes from several
batteries on the South side of the Rappahan-
mock.
The sn0w-storm commenced late on Saturday,
night, and continued until yesterday afternoon,
drlttlcg in some places two or three feet. The
depth Of snow is about seven inches. The
shelter tents of the soldiers afforded but poor
protection from the storm. Last night the at
mosphere was freezingly cold, causing some
frost-btten extremities.
Previous to the storm the mud had partly
dried up, but now many days must elapse, in
this peculiar locality, before the roads will
become passablc, undes the most favorable at
mOsphere.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-24

New YORK, Feb, 49, All the mail trains due
here to-day are serio lsly delayed by the snow
The Shore route train arrived at s O'Clock this
evening,
To-day has been ceIe brated by partial sus-
pension of business Flags were displayed, sa-
lutes fired, and the military were out.
The report that the steamer Eagle, of the
Havana line, had been seized by the revenue
authorities, is pronounced untrue by her captain
aud owners.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 90. The celebration
of Washington s birth day was in the utmost
degree successful. The citizens of this city and
country and the soldiers of the Union army as
sembled in large numbers at the capitol. John
Il. Smith, Mayer OF the city, called attention
to the fact that the audience was composed
mainly of citizens of Nashville, and declared
that their presence was sufficient evidence of the
iakity OF the assertion of the rebels, that no
Union sentiment existed in the city
He asserted that he wished the rebels to know
that this sentiment did exist, and was breaking
forth volcanic FIRE.
A revolution is occurring in society at the
South, which will sweep away the old land
marks of the naughty aristocracy.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 49, At the unanimou.
request Of the California Congressional Dele
sation. Hon. Stephen J. Field, now Chief jus.
tioe OF California, has been appointed U. s.
Circuit Judge for that State, vice Judge meal
lister resigns1. .ss, .sc r.as.. - .a. -
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LAEpEES CATER
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little glove sts up heart tides STIR up the ocean
notion
IL sorts Of lady fxins thrill my feelings as they'd orer
0u' htile female gaiter boots death and no'hin
shorter!
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J. D. CL0GSTON,

Opposite &. III. WiIder's Mill, Montpelier,
Where may be found at all timss coed rtnent OF
Sash, Doors and Blinds also Tubes for Cnain Pumps,
Fave Spouts, &c.
Planning, Jointing, Growing,
nd Tenoning done in the best worEmanlike manner
custom for the past four years would earnestly olci
'rsons who reside in towns adjacent to Montpelier, ia
ant of the above articles to fail TO consult NE, in
ferson, by letter, before purchasing elseWh here 1t
shall be my purpose to furnish good work low prices
}. D. CLOGSTON.
Montpelier, March 1851
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BALrNsEn, Feb. %. The appraisers Of the
slave property of the late Charles Carroll OF
this State, one Of the largest Shareholders in
Maryland, have made their returns to tho Or
phans Court. assessing the value of $50 slaves
at an average OF only SIS each. This, they saw,
was the highest rate they could name after con-
suItiDg with numerous shareholders and dealers
One slave dealer told the appraisers tina. be
would not give $500 for the whole lot.
This is considered striking illustration OF
the depreciation of slave property by the rebel
lion, and will have powerful influence in this
State.