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The Montgomery Mail tells the following story of
the late James l.. Pettigrew, the oldest member of
the Charleston bar, and since the demise of Hugh
s. Legare its brightest ornament lie Was present
at party at Davis in Columbia, South Carolina,
when a discussion arose between Miss Penelope
Davis afterwards Mrs. VIM. &. Preston,) and Mr..
Pettigrew as to the truth of WOrdworths assertion
that any natural object was fit subject for poetry,
Miss Davis denying AID Mr.. Pettigrew indicating
the opinion. A FIOra's Album happening to be on
the table before them, she took il Up, and pointing
to the word aloe asked him ii he could pluck
poetic flower from such plant? He took the book
and reading over the description of that tree imme
diately produced the following impromptu:
Though bitter the aloe, tits pleasant TO gaze
On plant of such wonderful birth,
As blossoms but ,e in the limit ell days,
Allotted to the cml fren OF earth.
And such, dearest maid, is the homage prove
Fur Oh II depends upon you,
Whether dJom'd endure like the aloe, my love,
P4rtakeS of its bitterness soO
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WRITING INK MANUFACTORY.

WRITING INK MANDATORY.
THNHE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW MANUFACTURING
Il superior article of line
Black Writing Ink.
This ink is made from an English recipe and is remark
able for its auidy briancy and PermanencE Of color 1t
is entirely free from drcgs sediment and will mold
thicken. Every bottle being tried before packing
tits warranted in every respect 1t is decidedly superior
10 any Inks now offered for sale
The following are some of the commendatory notices
have received AS to the quality Of the LUX:
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE
Columbia, 5. e. March IL, 1868.
Mr. ". B. Johnston:
DEAR SIR- Having fairly tested the bottle of Ink which
you presented me with few days since feel warranted
in saying that Ihqge use any Ink superior to IT, and
with confidence recommend it to those who wish TO
Very respectfully your obi serv't,
WV. R, HUNr, Secretary of State.
TREAsrRY NorE OFFICE
Columbia, 5. C., March ID, 1858.
". p. Johnston, ESg.: =.
DEAR SIR:-I thank you for your bottle of Ink 1t sa
good article and has the advantage HarrSons Ink in
Color MT DrBow the book-keePer in the office that
he prefers it To Hsrrsnns which have been using and
consider very good article.
Jos DANIEL PORE.
COLUMBIA, March Is, 1868.
DEAR SIR: have been using your Ink for several DAYS
ana do not hesitate to say that it is superior a
the INKS made in ne G $a % Mav T"u e bee" %.
successful manufacturer in the Southern ConIederacy
Very respectfully, Il F. DEBuw
Disbursirg elk TT. Dept. at Columbia s. c.
BANK OF CHARLESTON
Columbia, March II, 1868.
". 3. JIhnsLO1, Esq
DEAR SIR: The bottle of Ink which ySu have kindly
sent me has been tried by the Officers of this Bank and is
highly approved Of Ifits permanencv is equal flu
dity do not hesitate to pronounce It excellent.
Respectfully, j. CHEEsBoRoUGH Cashier.
EXCHANGE BANK OF COLUMBIA
". B. Johnston, Esq:
DEAR SIR:-The bottle Of Ink presented by You 10 the
Exchange Bank equal if better than
used by and recommend il to the public with conf
dence. Rufus NJ JOHNSTON, President.
JESSE DRAFTS, Cashier.
ALLN LAUGHLIN Teller.
JACOB LEVIN, BDukkeeper.
JNO y. SCoTT Discount Clerk.
COMMERCIAL BASE OF COLUMBIA
Match !, 1868
W. B. ootRstoD, Esg:
DEAR SIR We have tried your Ink and find that it flows
freely, is of fine brilliant cUor and leaves no sediment
Hoping may succeed in introducing it general use
We are, very respectfully,
EDWIN j. ScoTT. Cashier.
=. OLIS TALLEY, Teller
s. Z. CARERS BoOkkceper
HENRY Z. SCoTT, Assistant Cashier.
This Ink is put up quarts and pntS and may be had
by the gallon, dozen or gross. Orders from dealers will
be promptly attended to.
Address W. B. JOHNSTON,
Columbia, 8. @.
ApnI ., lsos' 2S-2t.
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CITY BATTALION.
LAST CHANCE FOR CONSCRIPTS.
IEAVING BEEN AUTHORIZED TO RAISE A COM
IL pany be attached Major Elliott's City Battalion
(25th Val invite the attention of all persons subject TO
CONSUMPTION (b,fors being enroeL and others TO this
chance q" Lining good company for special duty in and
around Richmond This Battalion permanently station
ed in Bal racks at Richmond $50 bounty and good cloth
ing given. Quarters aud ratons furnished from dsy of
enlistment; also, transportation.
Address WIN. Fl. ALLISON,
Capt and Recruiting Officer,
City Battalion Richmond, Va.
April Z, 1868. 29-w&sw I5tpd
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w. r. RICHARDSON & CO..
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Raleigh, N. C..
OFFICE FAYETTEVILLE STREET
NNTlLL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
w sales and purchases Of State and Confede bonds
Bank and other stocks coecGSu of drafts and any BUSH
connected with the different departments of the State
government.
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sold.
REFERENCES.
o. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
W. A. " right, do.
John ID Williams, Fayetteville.
W. q. Broadf,ot do.
J. J. Backwood, Charlotte.
W. h Lane. Wayne County.
John ID. WhitfDrd Craven County.
Hon. Thomas Ruiiin, Alamance County,
Hon. W. n. Edwards Warren County,
Hon, d. w. CoHrts, Rockingham County.
II. W. Guun. Lincoln County
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January 10, 1868. 5-w&swsm
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DEPOSITORY C. s. A.

Raleigh, MARCH 18TH 1853
A LII TREASURY NOTES NOT BEARING INTER
"A est which bear date prior 9Th December 1862 will
be funded at this office in eght per bonds up to 22d
April next after which date they only be funded in
per cent bonds.
All treasury notes not bearing interest which bear date
after LIST December 1862 will b. funded in seven per cent
bonds.
interest will be paid interest bearing treasury notes.
up TO LIST January, 1868.
GEO. W. MoRDECAL, Depository.
Raleigh, March 90, 1865. 24-w&sYIIn.
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NOTICE..
CHRISTMAN,S OINTMENT.


TENHE MOST POPULAR AND EFFICAClyIo ~
Il the SoutherH COnfederacy is prepared IL hi'I'
~ c. by THOMAS F. CHRISTIAN. .
The chief object in the original manufacture of this on
ment, for the of Itch in its various FORMS 3
however proved itself invaluable remedy for Isie
Scaldhead, cutaneous diseases in instances ola SUE
of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism 30 Sle.
has relief been found in its for itch and letter Aa w
army has Of late, purchased large supply for camp
hospital use. ln lis application Ia HUNDRED - T.,
each itch and letter, but failed of cure I
been tested horse flesh and found certain cure i0r %
backs and shoulders. In testimony of its curative S
any amount of reliable certificates could be a!uceo -
is deemed of place, the ointment, when tried
ample proof of its yauabeueSS the of all tnese
ments 1t be used in any climate either cold or IVY
rainy clear weather without any danger TO the Pal5
This ointment is put up only by the subscriber IN 10 !,
glass Jars. with full directions and will be urhsneII
persons in Of it at from dollar TO fifty dGlb
according to size Of Jar, application accompane d
the cash. Druggists will be furnished at reasoaioe s.t
ductOn, BY purchasing Large quantity. All 0'O'
promptly attended to.
REFERENCES.
CHARLES F. Deems, ID d., Wilson, \. u.
w. G.'JoEDAR Wilson, NC.
DR.. w. H. HooPER, Caswe Co., y. Z; s
Wilson, N. C., Feb 10, 1858. l8-0"'
TgNHE SUBSCRIBER is AN UNDERTAKEN a. Al: y
u and is prepared with all the fluids requisite s
utering and removing dead men from any battle I s.
any part section of The Southern CORfederacy bsrs
losing friends, relatives, fathers, sons or rre
wishing them taken up and inferred in their fanny
yard, by applying to him WILL at short notice, receive
friends at any point they may wish the.o moved -
7. +. CHRISTM IN, Wilson so.
Feb. 10, 1888.
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REN L l GRAVES

We have been favored with the peruSal Of a let
ter to gentleman in this place, from a citizen Of
North Carolina written from Norfolk, Va, and
sent by secret opportunity to Richmond, where
it was mailed; stating that intelligence had been
received there through the northern prints that
the Rev. K. j. Graves had been bound TO an
swcr a charge Of treason. Tho writer states that
this annOun .ement had occasioned great surprise
and regret among the acquantaHceS of Mr.. Graves
in Norfolk, proceeds to relate that Mr. Graves
after his arr" and detention at Harrison'S Land
ing on James river, (where it is alleged he gave in
formation to the enemy was conveyed rs prison.
er to the Rip RapS, where lie was some time con-
fined before he was permitted TO go North; that
during this time fellow prisoner FROM this State
died, doubt from i'll usage-Mr. Graves admin
istcred to him in his last moments the consultations
of Christianity that on his return from the North,
Mr.. e. detained for three weeks in Norfolk,
though constantly importuninS the authorities for
permission to proceed to his home in North Caro-
lima, and was not allowed TO depart until Gen. Dix
was appealed to- and granted the necessary permit;
that if he had been a traitor to the South, or a
friend To thc Northern government, it is not prob
able such detention would have occurred. The let
ter states further, that during the three weeks of
his s,jnurn in Norfolk by of this yexatiouS
delay, Mr.. Graves was an almost constant CON-
panion Of and in habits of the freeSt and most
reserved conversations with the writer. in which
the great contest Of the day naturally the chief
topic; that in all this intercourse nothing occurred,
either by word or acts, calculated to excite the
slightest suspicion of his loyalty to the Southern
cause, or despair Of its ultimate success. True he
described the immense preparations he had observed
in the North for the prosecution of the war, and
expressed the opinion that it was still to be bloody
aud proraced struggle, but was confident that sue
cess would in the end crown our arms. The writer
conferred freely with the Rev. DR.. Armstrong;
Presbyterian minister in Norfolk, in whose church
Mr.. Graves had preached ucceptably while there,
and with others Of his acquaintance in that city, in
regard to the charge against Mr. Graves, and was
induced to write by concert with them, to express
their Joint opinion of his innocence of any treason
able design. We very cheerfully give publicity to
this statement, in consequence Of the unjust and
illibera reflections Mr.. Graves by some portion
of the public preSs.-HillsborO' Recorder
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FOR RENT.

THNHAT WELL KNOWN HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
Eastern part of the City of Raleigh recently occupied
by Mr.. john uchrs The house contains q rooms and
all the necessary onhouses. For terms. apply the un.
dersigned. J. p Ii. RUSS
haeigh, March Is, 1868. eff
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Sc FIRE INSURANCE.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT For Srrr,
EE OF the most reliable Stock Companies in The r -
eracy, persons desiring Policies buildings, cotton ~
co, DC, can secure them by addressing
Z. ME- HCTCHISOy
=. luS 5ge:
Nndriotte, " u, req. IL, 1908. l5-b5
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MEDICINES AND ACIDS,

OPIUM, ALUM, CAMPHOR, MORPHINE, CALOyg
" Quinine, EPSON Salts, Quicksilver, &c, and Fpr7
Brandy. Port aud Sherry Wines, and Whiskev-y1r,
Muratic and Sulphuric Acids, and Linsee Oil and n
E. NIE HUTCHISON
Charlotte n c. Feb IL 1863 -
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EN0R SALE, BIZ THE SUBSCRIBER, AT MOWERS
a Depot, Chatham County Also, one hundred bags Of
salt, on consignment. J. i. MCDONALD.
April 3, 1883. l4-Wlmpd.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
nNE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANNERIES
Yin the Confederacy-c consisting of 80 Vats, Limes,
Fools and Bates-a twenty five horse power attached
good Corn Mlil-all under and well framed house
and within hundred yards OF the Depot the North
Carolina Railroad. For particulars apply to
CAIN 4 RCFFIN,
HiIsboro' n G..
Feb. 10, 1853 l3-wswl7tpd
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NORTH-CAROLINA POWDER M,x,.-~
URING COMPANY NUPAt

THIHE MILLS OF THIS COMPANY Ioc,n,-
n miles west of Charlotte upon the Catawbs r LD
now in full operation with good snppIv of ~ e
orders from any section of tie Southern Coz 1.
fine rite and sporting Powder, us also order &C.
road Contractors, Miners aud others for Basrr I X
will be promptly filed. Address i''at
5. W. DAVIS Prs
March 81, 1888
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IRON FOR SALE.

TENEN THOUSAND POUNDS OF IRON SUITABLE
Il for farming purposes, for sale b.
ALBRIGHT BASON,
Graham. y. C.
April 7, 1868. l5-w5tpd
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w. F. BASON, NJ. d Denti.,

(oFFicE OVER Nh. PEscuDS)
~ b. persons CALLING On THE A?Ovp D,
ring bis absence, will be notified Of his y.r. "
leaving their names with DR.. Perry, ur BY sdJrl
through The Post Office, Raleigh, T. C..
Raleigh, March 81, 1868. :,
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900 NEGROES WANTED.

800 NEGROES WANTED.
HNnE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE To HIRE THREE
ID hundred hands TO work OIL the grading Of the Gu.
ham Railroad.
The line through healthy country, on highriy
and all hands employed on the road will he we'll fed an
cared for We will hire either by the month or the vs
Apply to US at Cary miles west of Raleigh OF al HF
wood, or LockvilIe, Chatham county, n. c.
l. N. CLEEG L CO., Contractor
REFERENCES.
X. P Battle Pres't. Chatham r. R. Company, Raleigh
and W. J. Hawkins, Prest Raleigh Castor K. B. Con-.
psuy, Raleigh.
Feb. 10, 1853. l3-fi
- Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examined Psiss
burg Express, Charleston Mercury, Daily Prugess VII.
mingtOu Journal and Fayetteville Observer will eaeE p
sert TO the amount of six dollars and forward bills dc
y. c. Standard.
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PIANO FOR SALE.
4 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. MADE BY HAL
= lett d Curnston, OF BOston-but very little used.
Apply TO A. a. WILLARD.
CT eens6oro', N. C, Feb II, 1863. Is
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NOTICE.
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
I'D ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on THE
EH 18th of October. negro boy IVES Said boy yer
black, about 81 years of age, feet inches high.
will pay the above reward for his apprehension that
get him. for his de livery to meat Oak Ridge Cur
ford County, n. e. THOMAS GRAHAM
Jan If
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TEA.
~OV For sale by "H MILN Il.
Greensboro, N. G., April 7, 1868. a. "lLLARt
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TREAsURY NoTE OFFICE, |
- ~ Mr,I - tns0 z
COLUMBIA, March Is, 1868.
w. B. Iohnston. Esq

DEAR SIR: have been using your Ink for several DAYS
ana do not hesitate to that II superior arti-
cle consider it equal 10 any, superior to mast of
the Inks made tn tie United States. Nav yuu become a
successful manufacturer in the Southern Cnnlederacy
Very respectfully, L F. DEBow
Disbursipg elk Tr. Dept. at Columbia ). C.
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BANK OF CHARLESTON, !
Columbia, March II, 1868.

DEAR SIR: The bottle of Ink which ysu have kindly
has been tried by the Officers of this Blnk and is
highly dpDrOgd Of fits permanencv is equal to its flu
idity | do not hesitate to pronounce it excellent
Respectfully, j. CHEEsBoRoUGH Cashier
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This Ink put up in quarts and pntS and may be had
by the gallon, dozen gross Orders from dealers will
be promptly attended to.
Address W. B. JOHNSTON,
Columbia 8. G.
April 8, 1858. 2s-9t.
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April 8. 1858.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE
COUNTY, n. e.

March 81, 1863.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

s s. 80 % Sy Hs q: :ns' The 70 Be
Winch was io:s Sy the ioiIcwins vote. viz.
cAps sAs Hs .nd
: Mss.a's-Aldermsn Fox. n.'si'o.. osuvsn. and
Which was recopsidered and laid over
S: sS.s q & ss
Be- IL s nSs lie sss .sdS
me Con nj and that the accompanying er
SS,sd Is ieSwps Il. ys;s ,
Reed Gh Pr Mitchell Ryer Jeremiah, Hardy, AasisrsOn,
And The same was ordered be the Board Of coun
Resolution of Board of councimen that and gutter
ty first street. between Eighth Ninth
and he Hereos BE- aaopsS
wheh was ecncarrpd IN BY the following vote
Ch,Pp Mitchell Ryers Jeremiah Hardy has.ers0n. osii
And the saae was ordered to be sent to his Honor the
year NE cSmptro 70 draw his warrant in
s aS'
ssss:.
TO draw hs warrant therefor and charge the same 70
Which adopted by the following vote. viz
Anlrmative.A dermen Fox, the Presdena Henry, Hail.
Farley and IonaMis ' '"'' --A'1'' '~'''''0n'
Nssa.ive-Aiderman otiwell--i.
Which ordered to be sent to the Board Of Council
e Hs:s
for relief from an assessment
And the paper was .he n laid over
rArERs mEREroi ORE LAID OVER RESUMED
Report faSs in favor Of
h ~S s1aT as s o s h side @
west aide First be ned "a under the direction OF
wien vas aaep,sS y the following vote
Reed Snipp Mis6s Eysrs jeremiah, Hardy. Ga;ersOn
And the same was ordered to be sen. to his Honor the
Mayor for concurrence.
ss as
ms ms m r eoders 10
% Of Nav York Fire Department from
noSsa @ resolution BY .rlns
out the word September" and inserting the word June
And the resolution amended by the following
NssavsT,hs PTssis; RE- Aasrpen Henry Reed Mitchell
Aarmatve-Aldsrmsn Fox. Hail. chipp. Hardy. Master
So%mss Art: and seIsns:: in favor Of
ss e % sp With his
based upon etass furnished by the Stree.
who hereby authorized to supefnsend the work author
s M s ss S"as sss Han and
Ts Hsp ana Esd ohpp R
ons s % 9
Dennis Mahoney.
Which laId
Resolution hS. The Deputy Superintendent Of Sanitary
exceeding tho of hundred and fifty dollars
Comptroller is hereby directed his warrant
for the above and charge the city contingencies
Which was laid over.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Alderman Fox moved that the Board do now ad journ.
Which carried by the following VIZ -
AMI tive-Aldermen Fox Henry, Reed Mitchell, Ryers
Jeremiah, Ottwell and Long
keLatIve-rhe President, Aldermen Hall, Chipp, Hardy
and Masterson-5
Whereupon tie PRESIDENT announced that the Board
stood ourned until Thursday next 29h inst o'cclok
p. NJ. D. r. VALENTINE, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
rIrrLINERy.

4 sfEcIAL OPENING or wINrBR MlLLlskRS
on Thnrsiay next u,tohcr ~ when wil he exhittrd
Ncreg hoaue's OF ever fhaie
nnd coor' also srge asscftreni cf con,sc m,nntnc
turr Likewise lafFe sos Of frit and weaver bcnnen
az Hats Also Mourning Bonncts O.efa Bonnes brdA
NRa SIMMONS, G37 Broadway. F.
AI4DAuE r LgFEBvRE, isI FOURTH STREET
WI rgsr ,h ns.,n s.aafe Lad es have the hoH0r -
9aln- you IA iuss reecis ed from iAr he assH
aanna eumprsibg 3Junels Drrst Gaps ao 0i tLe NV
s which N b. oyeh.g for yonr Examination o
Welnes lay 18Th INST B.--Nasos speciAle ,Oar 10 con-
fcctlon acs Robes Gabrielle.
CPoNsaLIA MILLINERY ROOMS,
- " WAvERl.ff PLACE. NEw YORK.
Nassrr BENEDICT, from Do Ia Psfx. Paris here
20 nr hsr psiruus thst A. received.
tituHhsr SONELrtE5 IN
gONHETs, HATS. CAPS, nEADDREssEs,
NErs, FLOWERS
and al aric CO spperainhg 10 1Ftt class Millinery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-03
Cen. ChAs. 4. Rovev.

At the battle Of Arkansas Posi-. Br;c
Gen. Charles e. Hovey was str.ck ana
seriously wounded in the right arm. near
the elbow JOINT, producing 4 slipht e.
tare, DE il doing well, however,. - :
Up and about, attending to his brs;.e,--
There Is no fear Of bis bsins an inv !,
any longer than is actually nsceasey INC
General Hovsy is one Of the most q
pie officers in the army, and has !, saiua
ample Of admirable bravery NJ m az q
~ sas ns.'le-hela, that ha. e. on hin, -,
command, but Of all Who ! only nis oskf
the stars fall On such men NV M9. Lei
and our vision towards ....a Innndsnce
clearer. Gea- Hovsyb g. =. 1 ~ g much
Of the State Normal r (n;ys. as rfendencl
segiment OF schoo, m...ss. 1y % lead
rebel. 70 teach shs the dsD,sg .'o o. j. tn q
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COMMERCIAL.

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a ne Kso1rx Ian. "a. -. 4
| RLouE-Sap0sAAso ~ rs; Spria { Whsais xtra .
| 7syfsff wHvspx xsrsos ss@ s-~wv 4 Tv
RDcnWGKkT FL0UH-o9Noe9e0 , 10 -.
| CORN MEAL-65O70c 100 -,
| BRAN ANDSAORr6-6oto ~ y zoe 81. i.
SHIP sTurF--6sc-s ssea ebst 634s.5 a. as
coRN-9092IcV bush. s,s,,4=
sARLEY-0s 10 SIC.
WHEAT-Fat II ssDss; Spring 6so7se su.
hfk-s00&tc
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f0FAIOks-~see.. Rssa'i ooc.
SOAK - Nov Orleans isaF ifet prime ~
ohofce fst' ehnhed TO- eru.nea ana povae'ed ~.
'soLA ooh'--F A'~''o' s'so' '~"0
uo'aeh sylup.'s 'ac-sefs sea's.' oo'euu' s0s -.
80, -"
20 FANNY $50
's
AAADVpSs' F9 E
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nnnurs," -. . ~ ala. -.
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THE GATE CITY,


NGvY0 AtQ~1s
= There is said to be s7I6, 0O0, eco IL
gold in the country.
Duty Of every freeman. To stand
by the Government, If you wish to have
the benefits of Government.
Six additional mortar-hoats have
Joined the feet Of General Banks at New
Orleans.
--Legal.tender notes are worth sixty
cents on the dollar in San Francisco, Cal
ifornia.
Sneaker Grow is named in connec-
ton with the Commission of Internal Rev
enue, when the position shall be vacated
by Commissioner Boutwell,, NJ. G. elect.
A company of the 63d Indiana, sta
toned at Indianapolis, tried recently to
get out of the service on writ OF habeds
corpus.
Rev. DR.. Rust Hall, whose death
has recently been announced, was son
of DR.. John Hall, who once held posi-
ton on the staff of Gen. Washington.
The bark Achilles, loaded with -four
contributed to the suffering English OPP
eratives. has sailed from Philadelphia for
Liverpool. She takes out 5,029 barrels
oil -four, which cost $4,000.
The Richmond correspondent of the
London Times writes that the North is
financially used up-yet directs his en-
ployer's agent in New York to remit him
his wages IN greenbacks.
One of the New Haven churches is
having oil its cotton stuffed cushions
ovcfhauled and re-flled with a less ex-
pensive material. The congregation will
save money by the operation.
Considerable excitement was crea-
ted on Change in Chicago, last Wednes-
day. by an erpose of defalcation in the
Marine Bank, amounting to some $780,
Ous)