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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
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EIGHTEENTH YEAR.

oLUmE vIII.-NEw SERIES.
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BUT ALL aUACks ARE NOT IGNORANT.

Nothw hstanding the fregoing facts are known to
some Qu1ck Dec aud ostrum Makers, yet, re!ard.
less Of he life and heaih of oIhers, here h ose
among them VIII viii even pecjure themsSve', coutra
die ing wing nercu to th,ir pa eus that it
tai lrd their o4trutns that he uai ie.
be OBJ aine for proessedy curing the dollar er
" frnctou Oft " may be obtained for the Nosrum 1t
Is thus that many deceived also and u5e .ssy spend
large amounts Tor experiments with quackery.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
OFQUACK DOCTORS AND NOsTRUs
MAX ERS.

Through the ignoran5e OF the Quaok Doctor, knowing
other re nedy he relies upon hEROURY and give
t. al. ais pItiea Pole. Drops, &C. the Nos rum
Maker equally ign rant adds to h called Extracts,
Specific ALtdote &C., both Ieyiug upon it's effects
curing a few in ahuudred, II is trum eted ia various
ways tn oughou. he land out. ALAS nothing is said
OF the balan some of whom die Of hers grow worse,
ana are s liuger asd suF5r for hs ears,
til relieved or cured if possible by competent physc
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Personal.

We were grati6ed to see IN or city
on last Monday, 1T. Col. w. P.
Thompson, formerly Of Wheeling, who
participated in the late engagement at
Droop Mountain, being in command
Of Col. w. L. Jackson's Regt., Colonel
jackson acting Bfigadier General, on
the occasion, Col. Thompson was re-
ported among the killed and we learn
that in their retrogade movement the
Yankees took especial pains to spread
the same rumor. For fear that Col.
Thompson's relatives and friends in
Wheeling, may hear the same report,
we are induced to request orr ex-
changes, which are likely to reach that
locality, to state the fact that the gall
liant Col. is not only not killed, but in
excellent health and spirits and ready
again to meet the Yankees.
Col. Thompson commanded the left
wing in the fight and reports that Col.
Cochran, ofthe 18th Va. Cavalry was
near him and was conspicuous for his
gallantry. We are glad to announce
this fact and also that, altho' lie was
reported both missing and killed,
friend James was nninjuried and
among the last to leave the ground Il
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sale Of REAL ESTasE.

Mr. John K Booton, who lately
purchased the Virginia Hotel in this
place at $lo5, 600, has sold the .ssnll
again for the sum Of 1925 ,0o0, to lIr
7. Scheffer, the enterprising and &c
conlmodating proprietor of HE Nation
al Hotel in Woodstock. From Mr.
Schefer's high reputation as Land
lord and caterer, we expect that the
Virginia will in q short time compete
with any Hotel in the State. We
wish him every success and bespeaI,
Tor aim the patronage Of the public.
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A Word in season.
The Lynchburg Tryinian, referring t
the growing complaints Of want in the Sigh

The Lyuchburg Tiryinian, referring to
the growing complaints Of want in the sight
Of admitted abundance, gives this advice:
Those who have more wheat or any 9th
er kind Of provisions than they may need
fer ther own consumption, had better dis
pose Of the surplus at once for a liberal
cotnp ensation, than to hug it for a season
as a .nsser hugs his gold, and then be COM
PEELED to d:sgorge it without either pay or
thanks. Ofall things, hunger renders men
tie nest reckless An angel could not
bear It's gnawing with pltience, and but few
men are 50 sanity or timid as to be deter
red from wadpg through blood or fire to
mitigate TO lis pangs.
Our advice, therefore. to all who have
provisions to spare, is 10 sell them now, and
not wait to be deprived Of them without
consideration No man will stand by and
sac his children cry for bread while his
neighbors garner is full. The man who
thinks 60 is an idiot or lunatie.
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VIRGINIA.

I Augusta County Court, October goth, ls63.--
L Upon the Petition of Michael Snyder and 9th
crs for II e Establishment OF a road &c.
Thsday came the petitions by attorney and the
court being satisfied upon the affidavit Of Michael
SNYDER the Plaintiff and Petitioner, in open court
that ShuttleWorth and wife, JohuShumate
and wife, and Wn, Whitmore and wife, heirs Of
VIM. Il Blair decd are residente of Western Vir-
teina not accessible to theprocess Of the court
On motion it Isl ordered that Shutteworth and
wife, Jollu Shumate and wife. and VIM Within ore
nd wife do appear here within month after
due publication hereof, to shcr -ause if any they
can why road petioned fer ov Michael Snr der
! and others shall not be opened and established
through their land sgreeably to the report COM
mssioners Tremble and Trot,er made and return
ed in this eanse, and do what is necessary TO de-
fend their interest in this cause, and that copy
Of this ordor be posted at the front door of the
courthouse Of this county on the first day of the
next term Of SAID court.
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VAR MEMS,

We learn that on Friday morning
last, the enemy made d demonstration
in six launches against Fort Sumter,
and were handsomely repulsed in;; few
minutes by the garrison, the batteries
and one gllnboat They no donbtcx-
pected to approach the Fort nnolserv-
ed: but the ever waihflll Maj Elliot
and the noble garrison were wide
awake, expecting an assault and
were thus prepared TO give them
q warm reception. The fire from
Moultrie, johnson and Battery Bee
upon the retreating barges must have
damaged them severely but to what
extent is not known. The enemy thus
2 again bafled in his attempts to gain
possession of Fort Sumter. smaf-
ting at the nleagse results Of his nigh
~ efforts, and despairing OF ultimate
success, has opened fire upon Charles
ton. Since Thursday morning about
& IS or 80 shells have been thrown ito
the city loss one negro killed.
From Chattanooga under date Of
the 23d inst, we learn that the enemy
advanced in force from the town, drove
in our pickets and made demonstra-
ton of battle. He was boldly con-
fronted by our forces, and at night
both armies faced each other in line of
battle. Rumors from the front speak
Of severe fighting there, but no par
ticulars given. Grant may attempt
to press our lines back in the absence
of Longstreet, but we have no doubt
that the emergency is cared for Knox
vile appears at this time to be the
centre Of attraction, and al eyeys are
turned in that directions Cen. Bragg's
despatch to Gen. Cooper informs us
that we hold all the roads leading into
Knoxville but one, and that General
Jones cavalry might close The
Yankee papers also state that we have
Knoxville completely invested. The
condition of things at Kno9 vile at
this time, renders our enemies very
uneasy as to theTesult, ndiscertainly
1Gil III pIO1lliSciO us. <Ao We f'lCNlN-
ted in our last issue the reoYements Of
our troops, in the direction Of Knox
vile, and the near approach thereto,
was the signal for that arch traitor
Brownlow to leave the place He has
fully verified our prediction, and fled, ,
40 doubt before he heard the report of
our guns, having only published one
number and q half of his scurrilous
paper lie knows and feels that he isa
traitor, and threfole breads traitors
doom.
From tho army of Gen. Lee, we have
i1lag Of interest The bulk of the
asfsee army is in Fauquier county.
heir plclSers extend to Cedar Noun
tain in Culpeper. President Davis
and staff left for Richmond on
Wednesday Owing to the inclement
weather, the President did not review
The army.
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Exchange of pr:sonera.

The exchange will probably be renewed
Il tnrns out that Maridiii supposed to- hs
the Yankee commissioner Tut an uqent.-
The real commissioner is Gen Hitchcock -
h" correspondence uf Judge OptJ ane
Nevidi'h has terminated by an koffeu siye
ae'l scnrrilens letter written by the later,
which Judge Olll very properly returned
4 new correspondence has commenced
with Hitchcock
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COPY IeSte.
WILLIAM A. BURNETTE, D. C.
November 6, 1868.
EXCHANGE NOTICE, Nc. z.
49,, z .aL, : -,

Iicfilnonu, q, UetoDer 10Th, 1868.
THE following officers and men are hereby de-
4 clared duly exchang ed 80
!. All officers and men captured and paroled at
any time previous to the lst.of September 1863 -
This section: however, is NIT intended to include
any officers or men captured at Vieksbure July
9TH. 1868 except such declared exchanged
By Exchange notice NJ S, September 18th, 1853
or are specifically namedin this notice. But it
does embrace all deliveries made at City Point. or
other place. before Sept. LIST, 1858, and with the
limitation above named, alcaptures at Port Itud-
son or any other place where the parties were re-
leased on parole
2. The staff of Generals Pemberton, Stevenson,
Bowon, Moore. Barton, S d lee, Cummings, IIar-
ris and baldwin, and of Coils. Reynolds, Cock
reli and Dockery the officers and men belonging
to the Engineer Corps, and Sappers and Miners.
and The 4th and 46th Mississippi regiments--all
captured at Ficksburz July 4th. 1858.
3. The general officers captured at yicks burg
July 4th 1858, were declared exchanged Ju!y
18th. 1868. RO OIjID.
Oct 23--6t Agent of Exchange.
S5-All Southern papers will publish six TIMES
and send bills to the War Department
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Gy We regret to learn that tic resi-
dence OF Washington Patterson Esq near
Fishersvillc was destroyed by fire on Friday
last, t'getlier with the larger portion Of his
Household and Kitchen furniture. It is
supposed to have caught from the chin
uey
laT The Yankee Government intends to
recruit even regiments 81 .egro troops III
Eiaryland
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REMOVAL.

We have refaeved cur office to Il c
old Bell Tavern buildings, on New
Court House Street, one door east oi
thc Provost Narshall's Office, Cup
sseirs) where we will be pleased TO see
orr old friends.
We are prepared to 90 j2|worlS IN
he Hastest manner and with dispatch.
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TYranicaI.

The Yankee Provost Marshall at s.knog-
wife. has issued an order requiring his
subrdates to report che names Of all known
rebels and their places Of residence. The
property of all such citizens is declared for
fifed The order includes the property Of
all citizens who fed on the approach of the
Fpderals
The * bolitionists have been rendered in
fnriated BY the conduct of the women OF
Knoxville, who refuse to pass beneath the
stars and stripes everywhere suspended
across tile streets.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-11-27

cs- The prisoners charged with plotting
deserters to the Yankee srmv, sent to Lex
ipston last week for trial, were returned to
this place on Tuesday last, aud lodged in
Jail to await their trial 10 the destrict court,
colnMeneing the first q MAJ next.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-11-27

SENTIMENT AND SENSE Behold my
Flora" said Uncle Ned, in his juvenile
days, how glorious Nature looks in her
bloo,:. The trees are 6lled with blossoms,
the wood is dressed in its. green livery and
the plain is carpeted with grass and flowers"
Yes, Ned, I was thinking of the. same
thing These flowers are ssanelelions,. and
when they are gathered and put into a pot,
With piece Of good fat pork, they make
TIE best greens IN the world"
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n 0 TIC e
TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF coMNIssloS,R oE r,vpa
" NE VI COMMISSIONER OF TAXES I,
RICHMOND, October 9. 1863

" LIE oE CORNERSTONE OF TAXES +,
HicHaoSD, oetober 9, 1863.
.ACh District Collector shall oiy. nphl;c ,,,;,.
- - ~ t1s beginning OF each Quarter re,n;r;n- al
81, " isisrns 10 come forward within twenty
- ~ uase OF said notice and make thp
rs.ufhs 70 tne assessor on gross sn,e, and nnon
faiiure 10 10 so such persons wsl No go
penalty prescribed under Sec, Of ,ba A. :" '"e
me Assessor shall turn over tie lists as sbar
eaAento theCollector Of the District At H. arg
practicable moment and after srsi .ne catiiess
nave oeen made the taxpayers will be rccp;rnd 70
gay tue same to the Collector within NOT loss 81
1--WE or more than thirty.days The time to be Gxed
~ we ostflct Collector, under the penalty, upoa
~ " az so imposed nv Sec. 6 of the Tax
inVMPSOX ALLAN. q u
In pursuance of the above instruction nnh;shad
gu .ie ily1 'ns,, registered parties are hereby
no,lneu, tnat within twenty days from this pad ~
october, they. must return tlleir ouarterIvl;s,s,
She Assess9rs OF their respective Distr icts snd
moreover, that within not less than five nor 49,
snan twenty DAYS alter delivering said lists thew
iPHst pay shestaxeS due thereon. under main AZ
foFfeIng 'doubfe thesatrouut Of sax',s In ass. u
failure either TO make the return or NAV Tho -
Furthermore,sto those wlm hitherto have fs;Icd
TO register when the law required notice is here
by q ven that they not only forfeit dosIba M
specific taxFby such failure but if the sa.sa H.,
continued, they forfeit "a like sum furrevery nj
ty days Of such failure" ~ ~ n 1's
The Assessors will be ct the following nlacas an
'.S toii' '"s A''Su "a - 10 receive the returns,
viz SsASTff -
DISTRICT no. /, tDoNAHS,s3
JNO. j. LAREW, Assessor.
STANTON, Monday, October ai.A
Waynesboro, Tuesdav. - T. aT.k
Mint Spring, Wednesday, gsth
GreenviIle Thursday. ae,s
Middle Brock. FRIDAY & Saturday, 80. Sir.
New Port Monty Il Tues'y Nov, as.
Pond Gap, "Wednesday, .'4.ftqF Az
Craigsvihe. Thursday s,a
Vest View. Friday u Saturday. ~
Deeriield, Tues'y Wedn'y Thurs'y. 10 II, l7s,
DISTRICT NO. 3. {sVovER,s)
THOMAS p. WILSON, Assessor.
Stanton, Monday. October oa.s
Waynesboro, Tuesday, 9S.h
New Hope, Wednesday & Thursday, % 9o.h
Mt. Sidney. Friday Il SATURDAY. 30 ia
Mt. Scion. Monday 4 TUESDAY, Nov. 4 AZ
Churchvillc, Wednesday, 4 Thu.sdav, g.. Gin
TOWN OF sTAUNToN.
JOHN x. WOODS, Assessor
Can be found at his Store on Main Stree, ,ser,r
opposite tie Post Office within the prescribed limo
from A. NJ, TO 3 p. NJ.
| will be in my office from this date sntil Ds
cember lst to receive the taxes due and pa, alba
October LIST.
WM. II. II. LYNN,
Collector Saith District.
Staunton, Oct %. 1868.
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HUI 81 $w-ayze's
Confederate States
7 Z FL, SHIT !;OU sE,
GRIEE5N EEAuCIA

Having determined 20 rn'c- aryylv pto sae
publishing l,ni>nes- W. take pleasur.. il, annoup-
ctaG t;lts we haze al led To ear iread,f...r OK.
tensr ftsce. seyesa. Thousand doll tr's sYursh of
u j i f II! a Nd MasUHly nRY.
and are nov pr.Har'i to fcc i've pro,asifinus roy
parties who wi h h. I;t!'ii4, books t,thar pg
c'tti"!s. ami who ees,.' their wax done
SUPERIOR TO ANY ~ TIE GOXs fs9En'A c..
We sill Also t,arsh%-e at a fair price ans a.s
book that may be ina le marketable. ana pSb!sh
them ourselves.
Our nuhlic.t inr. nL.nsarlt ca.4sixt ~ ~,
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NOTICE TO PERSONS HAVING WATCa9Es3
IN IN MY STORE AS l am about to leave tn o
town of stanton, hereby call upon all persona
who left watches with to repair, to call and get
them otherwise will leaue them IN the hands OF
nv successor, Mr.. Il. S. Swain. who will continue
the Watch Repairing and Jcwelry Business at uy
old stand ", JUNAE
NoE 20, ls62-St -. -. -.
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A Hard WINTER Predicted The wsa
tlef prophets.in Minnesota: say that the peo
pie may look out fer tie haldest H;iiter
seen for years There will be more cod
days, the mercury will ran lower. and The
sfSaw will be deeper than before since 8
Tais s the srst fall since 81 the brook
trou. have commenced leaving the small
creeks for deep holes as early rs September
md the first season since then that tie
smuskrats have double waited their little iiii-
lock homes. These and certain hertz
falliblo signs known 70 the sportsman and
hunter indicate winter Of unusual server
ity. It is thought by uany that 'ho river
will close at least two weeks earlier than
last year,
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szxaR Ne FD r. e. Kss'

'ssEx4GNe E1se ERG 81
and Foundry. also, chapping mill. They ar,
situated on the South River, in Augusta county
about two miles from Wavnesboro' Depot, G
4: Road. The water power is abundant, and tht
lands consist OF Is acres at the Works, and severa
thousand acres Quantity to be asceftained before
sale) in the South Mountain about one mile frou
the W 5rks, upon which the eoaing wood and tim
heF az procured sufficient metal can be readily
obtaiaea. The works are now in successful operas
ton, ana the dwellings and all necessary build
ings are in good condition. The property L
thrown into hY the death OF the late pro
prietor. Possession given on the 1st of January
next A the same time and riace will sell, one
negro woman, and two bows, and all the personal
property left by said deeedent, consisting in part
OF Horses, Wagons, and harness, Mich cows,
farming implements, Househculd and Kitchen
Furniture, &C.,
TERMS Real Estate in equal instarnents at 6,
70, Is and "a months, bearing interest. Slaves;
at six months beating interest, purchasers TO give
bond and good security, and title Of OF land re-
tanned. But the purchasers on the confirmation
otthe report of sale TO have the option of paving
all down. Personal property all sums Of ten dol
lars and under il cash ; oYer that amount, three
months credit in gaoa security.
IL. IL. PECK, Conl'r and Admir-
Nov. Colds
DUBIlC SALE OF MOUNT TORY IRON
WORSHIP obedience TO decree OF the
Circuit Court Of Augusta county, we VIII, as Com
missioncfs, offer at public sale, on Saturday, tho
18th day of December, 1863, on the premises, the
lron property known as Mount Tory. situated in
the South Eastern part of Augusta County. The
land attached contains about eight thousand g.,
oo0) ac1;es--the precise quantity will be made
known the day OF sale. Che furnace. and oil
of the buildings in suitable repair for operation the
coming year. On the land is Iron Ore and Wood
in great abundance. The high price Of iron at
fords great inducement for Investment in eprop-
ari<
TERMS ~ credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen
months will be given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security with interest from the date
with the privilege to the purchaser of paving al
down and taking up his boads.wh en- the sale IS con
armcd BY the Court
LORENZO SHAW,
y. S.YOUNG.
Commissioners
Anr - Il.
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL r co,

OFFICE VA. CENTRAs,R 4 co,
RICHMOND, October IS 1868.
NOTICE TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
IN. VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
The annual meeting of the stockholders ofthe Vir
ginia Central Railroad Company will be held in
the city of Richmond on Thursday, the 26th
day of November, 1863 Stockholders will pa .
free on the cars when going to and returning
from the meeting.
Extracts from the Bg-Lars ofthe Company.l
"a Il proxies to represent stockholders at a gem
era meeting shall be in writing, and signed by the
person thus transfer: ing the power; partnerships
may sign 10 the name Of the partnership. and the
signature OF either member ofthe firm siabe valid.
Norroxy shall be valid given more than sixty
days prior to the meeting Of tire >Cempaav Ill
No proxy fer individual stockhniders shall pass
free going TO returning from the mertiuss of the
Company unless he is hinself.a stakeholder.
'The books of transfer shall he closed fifteen
days previous to any general meeting
| J.GARRETT,
Tr- .surer.
November G. St
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C0J'FH ERIN s4iferary Dfesse,g sr.-slb.
- scription prizes 81 year, fro., AMI after this
dates
IN the Septamher MI nbcr we notified our sub
scrihers that for the ensuing year. 1854 we wou'd
be compelled TO raise the subscaip5n price OF thu
MEs sHEsiFk ia So 0non making c,cr,ation os-
the cost to pub'h next wear. va. lind bat we will
not b. able to carry on the MG$Sg for es :ha
$40 and therefor have raised til, subscription
acs'rdingy TO eo;n.aeasilom III ,'i,' es.sit mum
sier.
Car subscribers VIC doui, nor viii tilr ne
ces-tr for This. ana SIC aopp give e,ria up
port. For the last six months ws-ave hcrn fur
nSling 70 over hti0 snR.cri5ers the Mfs>EHGER
FOR 1853 AT loss 10 IL of several nnti ed dollars
par mon'h W., hops. with the advanced Sli!,Scip
fnn II b. able TO furnish better eria. an, 10
every rcsoact make the SlessaSGa.; worth Of sup
port. Address
MACFaRLAyEsS FERGUssoN,
Richmond. Va
.ns.- Editors friendly 10 the MgssgNc.M viii
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..BTL4 Arp -

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF ALgy.
v PATTERSON. deed --ili ,rsAn. kxyiav
claims against the cas- tie of ii KAN ~ .ttar.sa
deed eitiler rs ia,livilgilor ss p,.sn.r .. To,
late firm ol shaw and Patterson. Of AJAX oh
character, VIII report the Same h VT StsuLtns
property authenticated for pavmeat. All ,hoss
indebted to his estate viii please, come fu IA 4
without delay AMI make settlement. Il i. dssirs-
Die to have all ctIims for against the ySta.e
enable me to ascertain TIL, liabIisiat.
II. II. Pee X. Sheriff II Auguata c.. :,
AMI as snch Adm'r OF \. Patterson, deed.
Oct. Is If
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PRAYERS for pcs 90.

grl r, 49,, -,
nc iope has issuee MS oecree 70 ms
Catholie. world that On the first day Of De-
cemher Il shah commence a sNoyena or
49, -. for v,aaoa rb;al, shall IL
-. - A., !. s, f
oou'iuuea ua'ay ua''' s'ae --o'n wy y = Z
month The Peters ourg Register says !:
Tba Rove, ratb o,;o pisbon of q vo,,,ah
has been FIR some line n e,,,a,n,,n5 cation
with tho Hoiv Soc and Tho D;ss,ans of she
Cburc!, Nor,b and sontb on the smiled #
;orol,;rc Him ..who bo,3.4h the Loar1s Of
Princes and Rnlers,, "a Grant. neaoe ii s,ur
a;stvocted con,strr ina pona Il Ionse-
I e,nonee as3iss,,eSj h;s ,.ecree tI.t Tho cafh-
a a, .ynrld shall On the 6rst of December
commence i .Noyena.. or nine davis Draw
e. 20 .'le hale,s. ''is = inverse 70 us,
pose ~ spa qo..so'u ~ s'e ua'sea p,as e's -
~ ., ~ LIZ
~ !. ~ ''4 ~ - ~ -
D. ~ j, at.aol ~ '1 rh.a,
.>,nla Ill o.rnastln ;nr,,la ia A,n;a,.r,,
= 49, !, ~ os;as - ~ aff,;o.aa ol;ni.a,
IA = arae,f ,hatne,c. and ~ attena;n !
hless;ns NAV once more visit tho naor,le
of mer;oa 0r.tba Same dav ana - tIo
s.,,o honr 40 !, ;e;ea,t !
ohnrobss viz rAs1,,snd ,i4}, solaan
l;tan;es far the same nnrnose The CHI
lie CONGREGATION in the rival cities of Rich.
mnond WASHINGTON New York, and tj,ro,,ab
out America viii unite forls.the FRA, fine
since the comm 81 cen,ent Of the var far i,
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REMOVAL.

~ moved his Office to tho building one door
East of Whites Old Corner, and nearly oppsaits
his former place Of business. 1iFeeus aitsaass 20
nrainpts.
stanton, ect.s, ies.--ts
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CAPTURE or On PrrERs. Or Peters,
VIII killed Gen. Van Dorn was captured
q few days since on his plantation upon the
Mississippi river. where he was engaged in
selling wood to the Yankees. He profess
ed to his captors that he was DESTROYS Of
getting back into the Confederaoy that he
might have his trial; but it would seem az
if he could have found his way back long
ago had b. lesired il