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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

The Herald and World the only papers that have yet
under our notice, filed with editorial articles be-
waitng the late disaster Of the Army of the Potomac
declaring we we're driven across the Rappahannock and
ANONYMOUSLY defeated, denouncing, with the most
virulent abuse the whole government from the Pre-
sdent through the whole Cabinet aud predict
ing nothing but defeat and disaster unless the
ment is remodeled the policy changed and the General
Commanding the Army Of the Potomac removed. The
patriotism of these sheets and their adherents Is
smothered in their parisauship. They cannot see
truth except in relation to their selfish desires Their
eaty to party their only virtue and their greedness
Tor spoils their only passion. They may effect some
thing from their home constituency by these manifesto
tons OF i'll temper and injustice but we doubt if our SOL
ders viii relish the persistency and malignant Joy with
which they announce the late operations on the Kappa
hammock as "a crushing defeat" and ian overwhelming
disaster"
THE ENGAGEMENT AT GRAND GULF
Admiral Porter officially dispatches the Secretary of
the Navy that the 4h he attacked the batteries at
Grand Gulf sencing the lower batteries but failing to
silence the upper one after fight of FIVE hours and
thirty minutes. At p NJ, the La Fayette, attacking
the upper batteries all the transports passed by in good
condition The Benton, Tuscumba and Pittsburg were
much cut up, with twenty-four killed and SO wounded.
He concludes by saying: ave land the army (Grant'
in the morning. on the other side, and march On to
Vicksburg." The attack was renewed the next day,
but the enemy had abandoned the batteries blowing up
their ammunition, and spiking their large guns. The
armament consisted of thirteen guns in ALL The forts
literally torn to pieces which be pronounces to be
of the most extensive he has seen, except those at
Vicksburg
sioNEMAss RAID.
despatch from the army Of the Potomac Headquar-
ters 7th, says Soneman has dsarranged all the enc
mys railroad communication with Richmond and one
party extended their operations James Iiyer destroy
ing the canal Three regiments of the command left
his to destroy the railroad bridges across the Chicka
hominy with instructions to 60 to yorktown.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The trial of Vallandgham concluded on the 18th.
The decision was unknown. He was court martialed.
The Candidates for officers of the State of West
ern Virginia, nominated are A. ]. Boreman, of Park
ersburg for Governors j. f. Boyer, of Middetown, for
Secretary Of State Campbell TaTr, of Brooke county,
Secretary of Treasury; A. b. Colwel, of Wheeling,
for Attorney General.
An arrival at Fortress Monroe ON the 7th from New
bern n. c., reports all quiet. Foster is still there.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

Please announce in your paper, in reply I'd
aous without regard past political distinctions this
candidate to represent the county cf Melon Ia the
Virginia l. gature.
my side WILLIAM W. HARRIS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
THE GREAT BATTLE.

The correspondence in relation to the great battle up
to Sunday night is published with extensive and sensa
ton captions such as-"The Rebels Shattered at Chan
acknowledgement Lsareled with Success at Ma
rye's Hill in the rear of Lee-The Position at Chance
louisville Impreguable &C., &C."
The writers speak of Hookers great generaship Ne
poeonc qualities and auspeious prospects Saturday and
Sunday. They speak Of them as bloody days-"a few
more such days and no more armies would be left on
either side to fight"
They saw their entertainments at Charlottesville were
the best they ever had. Sckles made reconnaissance
with artillery and sharpshooters jackson extend
ing of his daring movements" in their rear After
his line cut in two, he commenced his operations.
"The 18th corps almost instantly gave way-thousands
threw down their arms-the cowardly poltroons This
was the corps which fed before Rhodes and his gallant
brigade OF Alabamians-Reporter) Hooker ordered
up his choicest DIVISION his famous ID Of the Sd corps
under Gen. Bney stayed the advance. THE advance
was not stayed" Reporter.) "But soon Sickles
found his entertainments filed with rebels"
At IL o'clock at night, the rebels made night at
tack the most brilliant thing Of the war. The moon
light made it beautiful. The enemy driven back
half mile. Sunday I'VE had to get the enemy out of
our rear" "Berry on the right, Brney on the
leiI" At ST. A. NJ, the musketry was terrible. The
rebels advanced in overwhelming numbers-Brney
commanding the left, Sckles and Slocum met five d.
visions aud captured g 900 prisoners. The fight
desperate one, and hand-tohand. The rebels threw
themselves on the muzzes of our guns Motifs brigade
charged fifteen times aud captured seven stands OF
coors The ia New Jersey took 500 prisoners and
four stands of colors The fight continued to S,45, A.
II. Our ammunition gave out, and there was pause.
Our position was held nearly one hour with the bayo-
net and the order being given to fall back to Clancel
louisville, which was obeyed in good order. Y.
We obtained yesterday afternoon copy Of the New
sc, ~ IL
feat of Hooker and his to the north bank of the
RappahannOck and saysts worst fears Of the result of
Rockers efforts are more than confirmed. He has been
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
BorEns DuOr., southampton county, V.

BoYEB's DEPor, Southampton county, Va.
Ray lst 1863 n
In responce urgent solicitations for iiuds{
respectfully myself candidate b represent The
ties OF Sussex Southampton and GreensYe IA the Senate o.
Legislature OF Virginia II elected, shs eldeaTrur fAi
fully anu impliiaiy dsc arge the respor sbe cues ht
be mpo;ed upon me- If elected shah mortioS
disappointment.
Respectfully,
ny ct GEORGE Z. BEATON.S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
ny IL Ct
GEORGE L. BEGToS.'

We arc authorized to announce J. Y. MEN.
FEE ESQ., candidate 20 represent the Oh Congressional
tr.ct Of Virginia IN the next Cong eSs.
my lt-Tu&Ptdss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

JOHN LETCHER is a candidate for Coyl
GREss In the Eleventh Congressional District 4
ap2S-tde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
FREDERICKsBURe, May 5, ls63.

FREDERICKSBURG, May o IoOo'
The Washington Chronicle, of the 9th, says that Val
lar Eham has been arrested. Three doors of his
hQ@O had to be broken open before he was taken
An attempt to rescue him was made and failed.
The Alabama has destroyed the ship PuDjaub. No
particulars given.
The Chronicle contains report Of fight with the
rebel cavalry at Warrenton and that Capt MOsby was
killed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

CULPEPER.-W are authorized to al
Major JAMES w. GREEN a Candidate represn.
county Of Culpeper in the House Of Delegates.
my6-d2awd&ctde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
LATEsr Fnoar grHE NORTH.

ARREST OF vALLANDIGHAM-YANKE YER
sIoNs OF THE GREAT BATTLES LINCOLN
CALLS OUT THE MILITIA EN- MAsSE TO
SUPPRESS THE REBELLIONp-THE COOPER
BEAD PROGRAMME DENOUNCED, &C.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE WHIGl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

FOR STATE SENATE-JAMEs Ii. CARso
II Candidate for reelection to the serae he District con
posed Of the counties Of Frederick, Clarke and Warren.
my6-t2Yhmy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

WE are authorized to announce JOHN ii.
RIXEY as candidate 10 represent the county Of cu
pepper In the General Assembly Of Virginia.
aps-eodl0s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Having time since accepted the call made upan him
candidate and that cali having been .voraby respo1
to by the In various parts Of the STATE the friends
gentleman, IN large bunoer II the counties comparso
views have presented him to the people r The belief sthe
be the choice Of the State at tie polls my G. 3taWtte
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

wounded sokier viii pay the above reward for snFs
case GOLD WATCH worth ordinarily $50 10 49,
The said watch los. by his Main sre
ct No. Pearl street. above reward viii be pa and qgs
oIs asked The chain beIrg bequest win be given J;
sye. 80, Iii my n-#EM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-11

FlGu ING 10 HooKER BEFoaE AND AFTER THE BATTLE
The commander of "the best army on this planet is
sued the following order on the 3Oth ult
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
.:;'...' .sTEARNs HOUSE,:
ST. CLOUD, , ':"37 :. = MINI.

HAVING leased this fine Hotel. would
II announce TO the travelling public that Il
will DO kept IN the best style; .and % . drst
class House in every respect, Situated on y
wooded bluff, It commands one Of the: f.,
Fs*est Ne,1s On: tie tAisssssppi Riuer,
Ard Is 1 resort Tor !InvAL1ps, who would enjoy
the invisorating qualities OF .: Minnesota. at,
mosphere, It presents -f,:.:";.!..:::! .:,>2 -,~
JUDGEMENTS.
The rooms are large, siry and comfortable,
and supplied throughout with spring-mattrsss
beds: ljor!c: Is i rn;:33 aaa, .t.,>;,: <s1:7y
The Tableswill be supplied with every b6dn+
~ and luxury that can be procured. Z
Every attention will be paid to the comfort
OF guests - as7s@i:,. 1..{G.. ,:.G,2tscl
! Stages can DO tat>n from this Hotel to any
desired point. $3.50 II. J. FOWLER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
AM e RI0AN HOU SE.
ST: Ill 80, n !! !: MINI.

THE shove house has been opened BY The
J. undersigned, and the most perfect and an
pie sccomodations provided for the comfort q
guests: It issplessintlV situated. eommands
. good view, and il we'll lept =, Travellers
stopping there. can take the stages for au1' d.
sired point: g. IL ~ aaie;5s! aa:.,a-', H..
The Grow Wing stage leaves this houst; on
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday mqrninfe,. >.
vSn44:fy F MONTI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
TOWN OF SAINT CLOUD.

Block o 107 cents; 1879 # o. Washington
AZ b A 500 .; Sc # on Washington ~ b A 1873
To-: q f. b B1ssc, 66 # bB 276c; be
Se5 81 =, Iot b b 189 G; l9 D 1870 {; II
b + E12 G lab 3s7 {; | 3 b 671 6;l4b
& 537 q; | 8 b E 189 .; Ito E 2S16; !
b F 7S8 . {; RI b F 76lc; II b G $50; l3b
G. 668 6; lab g 157 o., i s b G. $500; 6b
g. III ., 1, 10 b II 1850 .; H $50 9
b. H $50; 48 e;l2bJ 100; 10 d J 4i7c:
l4b K 1896; l5b X 228 9; Is b L 152 . j;
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46 Q. s b O 1880; part Of b 0 80 .; part Of
B. P 269 O.; IL b soc: ~ b. 1896; : ~ #
lsbl - O; piece Of land lying n Of lots 8 :
4 and next the line Of st Cloud and Lowrys'
Q; b2115e; f6b 242 G; 10 b 2 SO :;
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middle I of7 b $3.50; 81 II b 1890; Is
b Is 22S Q; 14b7277:c; 5,b 1900; *lS b
7671c; lib s 2e5 q; l2b g. 1870 Slabs
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$22 IS = I 30 232 q l9b 9 tl75'c; 1859
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50 Q; I II 5 10 60 q; lls6 10 $50 ;>'f1bll
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b II 228 q; rs b II 1861; / IL 213 !;
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lab IS $50; Is bl864.c; I6b IS s. OIL
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b 20 100; l6b 20 $50 Q; lib 30 23o 8;
Is b 20 158 O. III. 10 + q 2s9 90; Is b 81
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10 ae 1909; rob se los - L iosb2s lzs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

+ Notice is hereby given that the Treasurer Of
Stearns County: in the State Of Minnesota,
will sell 1t public. auction, commencing on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1868, 1t
the Office Of the County Auditor, in tho town
Of st. Cloud, in said County, as much Of each
tract or parcel Of land described above, O.
may be necessary for, The purpose OF, paying
oil taxes and charges thereon for the yeal A.
D. 1862. "''' ga Up: WILSON, ''@
; "..... County Auditor:
= Norz.-In the above liet. tho following ab-
brsviations are used: q and for quarter {;
for half = lin the town lots) Il for lot; Is for
lots; b for block; bs for blocks; for cents;
~ for mills and q for EACH ,.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
n 2 n RY..W.o. wHA R:Y,'
UARR1AGEMAKER, ! &.

IHAVE removed ID my new shopp : near tic
u Bridge, where am prepared to do iii kinds
dwoF: In the CarfiagsmAkhR line. sWaronaU
carriages and sleighs made id = neat and sub.
sta " pt41sr et Icy rates. PARTICULAR a.
tention paid To fs6aif1hk:: - ~ = 3 v6GTl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
'wE Nv ING

;1 AM PREPARED TO WEAVE, CARPETS
lin the best manner, and % the shortest
notios. Rooms, 70 doors south ~ tie bt4asns
;Hopsss, s2.a,'A Mrs: MA re- RETi moe h1as1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
AUCTION NOTICE.

We will sell at Auction, at the lowest rates
of commission, REALs2ESTATE, BONDS,
MORTGAGES, HORSES WAGONS MER-
CHANDlSE and property of every descrip-
ton, and We will make cash advances on
property. We keep on hand Notions, Wa:ch-
Is, and Jewelryto: sell to the trade: &c: Ped.
lers' order or consignment promptly attended
to: Auction sales every: evening, and special
sales at ten o. clock 4. n.
H. E. BAKER e. CO., Auctioncers, .
On Third st., second door from the Merchant's
: Hotel, st. Paul, MINI. y6n28-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
9H e. ! d a s !. ! "a q, n " les.
~ :e4s II BLACKSMITH, $3.50 - ~:

~ a2a l.: BLACKSMITH, ......s,,,% .--.
+; Il % itdds Of work done in tho b..t no..,.
,.A bie nanner, Particular attention riven
% horse eng TT :shseiak, Plswsv~k, 7.ad re-
pairing o III kinds. Shop iii Hsme building
Win ne, T.: s:Wesry acArriass shop.g strof
RI oWARD ;AssO9 IATION, sPnlll.Apf;iIFPa11I
I'll PA-Diseases; .of The ,lVsryo,s Svste..:
Itsp:r"setorrAae Of 1qisnl sukrs.t, Issoies.lc;e
;9nd1 other :aaect%ona p the Sexual trqaass,s.
IFHys'eal 1eo'e'sy, land f2snahre Deesy,-nsV:
and; rel'snle treatment, Is Reports OF TIC Hon
ard Associations cent by,maii, H. sealed lettsrs
g a9vSt9pes: s!ree .ef: nhasge:w Address Dr.,
SsAlGl 9. hauGH Howard ,As5ocistloSnl...
k 1919 Htssssts; Rhila aalRhla ., o.
"a DO eta 10 shns;7. hne sao7asq sra
'E''s ~ F'+ETsi yii& fh~r~ e7s s7sse 3a~ss
81 Oh
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

F. TALCOTT, 49, H.. r.. Is
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELS. :.
c1.Hc E,st 4yenyt and Weges Street. :.
LOWER, SAINT CLOUD.
nEALER in Clocks, Watches, Jewcl,J,
IL Spoons, spectacles, Gold Pens, Silver
Thimbles, &c., &c., Of fine quality, which 10
will sell as low - any Of like quality can b
bought this side Of Chicago. Call and SEQ!
Watches, Clocks, ;Jewelry, &C., repaired II:
good and satisfactory manner, and OF REASONS.
bic terms. '1' %%.c~- I. -. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18
NJ EAT. MARKET

MEAT. M!!EAa !!
JOSEPH HOWARD, proprieter.Y
All kinds Of meat beef, PORK, chickens
turkeys, sausage. pudding, smoked tongue, 70
kept constantly on hand and for sale Il tho
lowest rates. :. ALI persons: wishing lmeht are;
requestea - 5cailS Opposite the Americas
House.. s:"t Gl5o0st aHs::.ia-as neH2o-lY.s =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-18

az +E' "'' II tf'S7if>~}s 10 Efs:Ht >t asvi sa47
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-02
MEXICAN News.

New YoRK, October 1.-The Times has
a letter from QueretarO, Mexico, August
l1th which says:
Juarez and his government at San Luis
Potosi are full Of courage and hope.
Gen. Dia1 had been appointed Oomman-
der-in- chief, and has now Q force of 5000
men at San Luis thoroughly organized aud
armed.
Gen. Doblado of Guauaiuota has 10000
men. also thoroughly organized and armed.
BueFetarO, 0jaea and other states are
organizing forces, aud the Juraez govern
ment win soon have 80, 900 or A, 900 In the
field against the French, whom the Juarez
government intend 70 eight now and for
ever.
The Herald has letter from Gan Luis
Potosi, dated August 81, which says:
Gen. Doblado had been apppOinted Min
lister Of War, Serdo DeFijado, Secretary OF
State, who probably is the abIest man ct
present in the Mexican Republic.
Gen. Eegrete is already giving great
trouble to the French and the states Of Pu-
ebla aud Telascala.
The correspondent thinks Mexico will be
able to place 100000 men in the field
against the French.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-02
Snaoial war ItAms.

NBw York, October 1.-The Worlds
Washington dispatch says: Il is under.
stood that Gen. Halleck has Voluminous
dispatches from Gen. Rosecrsus Of q very
satisfactory character, but improper for
publication.
The enemy had made no Demonstration
for several days.
The Times dispatch says the Invalid
Corps is to be organized into sixteen regi-
ments, and the Colonels to command them
will be selected from the Majors previously
appointed.
Col. Ramsay has been appointed Brig
adler General and assigned to the charge
of the Ordnance Bureau, which place he
has filled since the retirement Of Gen.
Ripley.
The Tribune's Washington special says
that the statement that new draft is TO
be made for GOO, 900 men is believed to be
premature. No steps will be taken to-
wards a new draft till the present one is
completed in several western States, which
have not yet exceeded their quota of vol
unteers sufficiently to cover that under the
draft, as Michigan, Minnesota and WILSON,
sin. ) - 4 BE-
The Tribune says Generals McCoOk aud
Crittenden have been relieved of their
commands and ordered to report at Indian
apoIiR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-02
Last Night's Report.
Movements of Mosby.

WAsH1xsTos, October The Aiexan-
dria News says that MOsby while on his
way down on Monday, with his gang Of
gueFriIlas, passed within half 3 mile of the
2ud Massachusetts, regiment Of cavalry,
whose head quarters were at CentreyilIe.
He seems 70 have no fear Of capture, aud
fnds but little trouble in penetrating our
lines. On Thursday last he captured near
Springfield station two teams Of four wa
CONS each.
Gen. Robert Anderson states to the War
Department, that he has yet In his poses
sion, the flag he hauled down from Sumter.
Il has never LEFT his custody.
At meeting Of the Chamber OF Com.
meree % day, n report WAS made from the
Committee 20 examine the harb0I defensa8,
that vessel would be exposed 70 q raking
Ere Of 500 guns Of the heaviest ealibre in
its passage into the haFbOr, aud they did
not see how Q hostile vessel could 90
through the naFTpWs. The haFbOr e 10 q
perfect state Of defense.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-02


~ M1oHAELMAs.-The festival of Mi
chaelmas occurred on Tuesday, aud was
celebrated in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches. In the Catholic countries the
ceremonies in honor of the archangel are
usually very grand and imposing. In the
churches of that faith the festival is called
the feast Of the dedication of st. Michael,
from the fact that the Pope Boniface III
dedicated church to him in Rome. A. D.
666, AS Michael is reported the guardian
angel of the church, this festival was ded-
icated to him A. D. 4s7. BE was styled
Saint in the time of Constantine the Great,
for that monarch dedicated church to
Michael about four miles from Constantine
ople, which was called "NIichaelon," there
having been four other churches dedicated
to him in the same city. The churches
dedicated to the archangel are usually ia
elevated positions, probably because be is
considered the highest angel amongst the
hosts of heaven. ,.&f ~ 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-02
Accident to Rebel Prisoners. 2

CIHcIHNATI, October Ia special TO the
Commercial from Nashville says, about
300 rebel prisoners coniOed In an exten-
siVe unfinished Hotel known IS the Max
well House, were preeiPitated from the
fifth story through the gangWays httedsuP
with temporary stairs, 70 the second hOor.
The prisoners made simultaneous rush
10 breakfast, aud the stairs gave way un-
der unusual weight atH
Two men were taken out Of the ruins
dead, and two have since died from ipju-
ries. Niuety-six others were Injured
Some have both legs and arms broken, and
more seriously ma0gIed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-02
R6-GRApE EXHIBITION IN PlrTsBuRG =

ETGRAPE EXHIBITION IN PlrTsBuRG =
Mr.. Knox will exhibit. at his Horticultural
Rooms, No. 20 Fifth street, on Wednesday
October 7th, and during the balance Of the
week, rare collection of native Grapes,
embracing over twenty varieties of the
newest and most valuable kinds - 3
We doubt not this exhibition will attract
great attention. 1t will afford parties
wishing to engage in grape culture fine
opportunity to see the different kinds and
to determine which are the best, either for
wine or the table. A competent commit
tee will be appointed to examine the fruit,
both at the rooms and at the extensive
vineyards of Mr.. Knox, whose report will
be looked for with great interest.