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LAR Il f SALE
wlvH5Is JEHr,.rr.
aIl".- :"n
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rAH-T GtoD,. a.. DC
ArA GCTIus
ssjE v''s'l o" 'sIn:Y - q ns;nen ,rs At o.erE
~ 81 uur 1. :. nu. r,rsn a. -nr-''tg Ia pSf! o.
saae ta.t'' hr":.Hs- a'e "srls'.
JEWELRY.
10; :e;' Pms and E.- "ags,
ITO LaEts' BIuEcr'i.
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= g." - k s.:i! IIr,s,
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TN Pin, C!asps e.
SILVER AM: PLATED WARE
-, IL IN - P!L'r N Tab- ,.r: 5.
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OF Pse Sc PSI: 'i's',
sinro,.
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u re"e. 'srcY Ssn:r.'".
LiHsry.
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= s'y. klurfe,
~ Zen prrs;t Kp'Yts.
fr.ie '.sry ":A'r sie= i'oru- e!nHi &c e. un-r't'
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By SUMNER " AKENTS, Aucr-.
LARGE AND ATTRACTlvE

LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS. NOTIONS, &c
nNTCisD4f next. the 2Ist Iu.t.Lt eanmsaeng at IL
o'clock vi be ,oi 81 u:hon. Al our warehouse,
n.r MALI and lC,h siree,s--
a lsry. ana st raet;ve ,ssortren. o:
FRESH AND
sEASONABLE
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SuOEa.
HATS. FANCY GOODS, &c, &c.
Particular. vii APT ear en- Moody.
Parties vhbpg 10 enter sooil Tor tbs ,A'o will piS.e
d.eI arLaGV IiEsfS
April til: Arcianre,.
ADDITIONAL.
We shall Sell s: IL &C .ek ia;i wing scarce 7au
'n- lul SET II aEL eIeta... Cut Glass cons.. Of
Gc6eis, -:AnA agnes, VII. romeieT,,
Lrmocadr., De:aute =. How 81. "a yer,
c" ei!es khe' rtehsrs, Sc, ~. @hch Will be sa'd
si!'e"plated Cake Baskets, tpoo:s
Forks, holasses Can, Sug r. rresn,, &c,
tpu ed Yer VI stor, mpI te,
kcrytandle pirnsT and Ut kuves
-ALsO-
1sd B'Ss.Eissd Plates.
DO OnInred Bow ,.
~ d. wife 30
9, ID Kpy-, an, Foit,.
&c d. Tea Spoon.
DO ca1Ult..a,
81 Beams ACE Egg !sh L,,:'r Pape',
zoo ;ie IS 5 SEIZED shr,lass,
.oJugo u 'o~ Sasp-nder buttons,
large invoice Of Spring and Summer Clothing,
l0D dot hiiar Wood Fipes
The sale vii commence lU o'cloc, wish the glass ".
and s'er.p ate gos's aud ni'c. raceou, good, All
o'Iocs We Shall sell The d'y good. and ,c,lins.
tUaHilS skLNrs
AprH GLUE iu:toEer.'
MANUFACTURER TOBACCO, sMOKlNrs
TOBACCO, GROCERIES, LlQUOES &c.,
nsTIoRsD,Y hoxrIa.i n. .sa Inst, O. m,s.o.sv
18Th d Nal ri ael.,
1000 boxes MANOFACTURED TOBAtCu
TO clos. ,Lyo ho sres.r p"Ir'n TO DO sold with vs.
,,e A@oSg "a. s."ple' Fill be found ~ chtIs:
lou Gaze. saokss 7ob.sco In h.s,. bas,. p,p:r, &C.
Mscca"oy sad Hnppee tnug
Col 3, Florida and beuato cz,rs .or then shol..
Pipes. peeds Ae., &C.. a..
The flowing gooJ.-
IL d,niians Else y,saeA Brandy
2h.s noe old hppl, BAND,
Ihls old Aye whisky,
n.asp, superior ra.d on
cAiss ru:oe Castle Soap,
ls.n White ssti.e so.p.
lov box, Cont, uirst.d ley.
ith sr ., slu ehtad Matches
20 d"fei BlsckiaY.
3k-ss sup "a. sodp
Sbbla oouutt5 tssP,
fOksgs baik,
10 re o.ndles
ss,ts s,e blo1n fuS,r,
.,ts tLdiS,,
90 bcIts rssapce of CtGs
Largo nsoriment OF fants 10 ol,
Paint B'u,hts DC. &c
IoS eur With my th-r mis- elst ecu, GpnSp
Ano tcns TO tbs shoyo sse will be utiii Ok
on The msrLln9 Of The sal, sUHNER aYEs1s
April "a IDS Aoe,,oc. r.
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Pgrsar Irrs7. Ar ,ons The military pfis-
ontrs brought, to tic city yesterday was eng John
Masner, Ed nthctent to thu pierpput GoveInIlsn'.-
lie was locked up la Castle Thunder. Three de1er-
,crs tom Lo Palri.k EItnry wors also toohe, for q
br,Ieti In the 5-IDc inst uion.
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FAlREY WOOL AND LANE ) QUARTER
FOR SkIE

WILL ou fer sale 1T pab 10 rucnn at Anne Is Oouit
/ Eou.r Tie 70 day " the :Ieseat n-nth (Lptil
COur9 Lhh..s QcARTSE iy!.s ys. Greet, los
nil, from hrei' Cor7I.Hru-: md var :r,m ChuA &c.
~, "a the " iaocd aGi ..1nyr Turosd
his tract ront.rs tU Aces not Of Vvea l4ut,
Of quality, arer pror0rrn rie,k n. { 6..sch Oats
There II 81 u:darce q nm"er To- fam! parp:.r.
I'LL Sell win the sbov- trsr' PAlREY W.ioi LSe rei.
denc- 1870 l.e Dr. "e:Y Fcr,. NJ .in!ny IS Ar..:
II /: tbs Mcs. t:aaul lIranon tr 'rsl In u
c"nsry and ~ In CT the hest In the
:ts;e.
The farm toiiIngs arc sn2'e and. u gooIrpl Til.
Fa! T6nd hnuts -th sodc rtpI .U-id be su.ac RI,
fIr small family. The out for-.s In guCi rce. m
cudlng iGe-hau,e :sfi.h "a fi-l 'hc:r crop 81
war.t ost, seeded t;- laui, All r>p.ritecs Will
he .6sde Tor A corn crop.
Terms made Z, Cw. on lay rt sa:s.
MUie" PAH!sTRR
Ai.sii Slot Amelia Cart snuse.
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AUCx1UE kALH
.,.--<~~%~~-~~~~~~~ ~--~>>>~~-~~~~~>>>~~
BY KENT, PAINE 4 CO.. Auos.

q LIE BY OAT A L O G UE.
nuwgoNssDAY, the 22d. is..ant, naanonc!ag ,,l3
~ o'clock, w win salt. at our "Nie! QUIZ
BY OATAL OGUE,
. large aud desirable fIsorsna=nto
DRY GOODS,
COFFEE sc.
lust r. Gel Esd per steamers Leopard, Grsfe sDd EHz,
iro n s.s,Iv, :. p,.,i"s in part Of the o.,ng. Vi
1000 ri-oe. .Ys nyi. snrng aud ssddcr PHHi'
100 10 oegsnt pictei orpaaei's
4n =, Ext. Scotch ifnR ADS
80 d. A'tsn,aI, DeDegeI and xnS,L'
.iI DO nrl s'nei sad Fancy D.:,s (Iec!,
10 CO Black Ap,cM sod rAlAmet.as
!, 10 Hack C!uths ard Dnestins
, 10 d, Blscs and ooored Cs0brci
Is DO Z Cry and P.reJ CAst:nerss
cass g., Gouiei. Ate Grey d.
Yca.-, Eag lisa Tshsts hlhbons
20pI doysn .iostss' and osrAs epool 'otHa
Z bales NIL, et snd f.ncJ n-A'ss'h'
= bales rich Assorted Plush
Iuhu lbs Pa:not ThresdT ssa1rted
-CI ID, Euy;sh ,h5e Threat
oopio. IA, Ihal's seine Thrs.i
roJp,cfs Ensl % acd Ametiran Pt1s
90 oCIeu q owes Aud Erssry. asserted
5yD tILIa Hop hf'ru
w bslts ooiion Wndding
10 bales HtaS5 Eroso SSeeltpg,
70 pieces White and 90 ored Tarie..ns
9"d z.n mems sano, Mech IT,:
gcA,rs srna wtitr ,'arosl;I
.S.es hack Au'nra s7d JaeostS
B,u1t Cloths Hes. S. Ylad'U
Stay Tspet, r5o,h bsu.ar,, coab,
grspen er End Apa's bultns
Grey L .Nled and Opera YI4anri5
Horu Oomts, mixed 'ii:, Needles
Gotten UsI d. Exlr Bsn'he,
He - aud Women, Merl,o aAiIts
cotton and L a''tfs
E.. at silt aud Lace ssa;ias
Yclo.ia Lawns and Null au-N:s
Bfhsa Windsor sosp tiIJ Lss.2
aer's F!Es -an Has. Ac
STATIONERY.
Intu resras Letts' Cap. Polio and Note Paper
~ " Oonmeic ri tuyelcp's
Goa martial aud Ezra Fiae stss' pens
reu"D. frlutitg Paper. ~.
ALSO
20 brS, R,o Out. sni Java oefee
!. ra1s LIateed OIL
2a beg. u Unr6 soda
iv.t ,bs rltfs Of L1g~ocS
roo lbs RI OhroEs.e po,a,.
S.J lbs OA'"nei
50 casa WomIu's Morcs,o 81: |. ,!,1s Caters
css-i y: IS and Cavalry sOcs
~ csies kE>ssnE, assorted.
l.,se po-ti,l Of The Iotve Goods IN it,rs,
and th, h,laas1 VI many ch'r dsiraLs as;icsI
cIpse,ed - hIr7e IN tse.
catalogue. vi &c read: ana ;hs Goo5s prepared tar
er:r.iaaron early On tae IL 'Lloe Of the ,A'n
KANE PAINE c.,
A. TuSiW tucii.rceTs
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tf TAKDI i WILLIAMS, Arcrs
18TH AND Cary SrHELT..
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE,
XETR viii sell CD TdusS"AY AnsRtfG the 90. tut
w hIhh o'oloet very &c I'D dtsi' able sttci -
g r o G ER ES, &c.
Without patcliarziag .Ilc IS. w would orlv .,y ',
our friruds II the rsie That ths .Ihib, Will ~ey
thar . feadon. 1aE0Y WiLL1ASs.
.pri'1 Aunti ,ue.g
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SALE OF NEGROES.

ns H0srhT, the ~ "a, q! HlJ, t'htt beng r.sr:
~ ;sr vi! So rh'c su-; II, thu pare, hi &c
fauls Il TkhkCL5, CT :i.s u Y",yR " Ii
iIsy cn' dre, Jac RiuH.
4 Ri 1..-iJst Ces Iio.te O. a Va -
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GRADUATES FuA HrslUEa


,ru TIE ITrFHS uF TIE COUNTY or
eIiSSSH, ---I u rep rstrd / t'
~ ~ yJur ipr Goqu,y Cont 10 ,:l-e5d .Ine
r~..ln.a "a ~ IrHrtrrt IL -rn.:oiti ":t'
. c,mrgs. Il lie .aun'iri 81 l"vi'. q: am Auh
Flav .n la ll.- Xxx aeaa,= & F'ii'i '.nhyer (sh,n
she Gn T Il p4.t "!l Iad snd ID SIS. W. si III NIL
- ih. :sS"t! We Tur'Ep. h. Lever: A. III ~ III.
r.ru, III Inst h"n"r loI have men 'qnki 10
tie pace aoi ~: Justcs uGI you :honl have Tie
L0lo. o! f.T-!sLiny Ia: iLi:. IL.
st,r,ll
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SPEEYSI. NOTICES.

TIE rnmittee OF the cit Zsns cf Ei:hmanr .
i9CA engaged Ia receiving AID Distributing eentrbp
,ens fr relief OF snld!sr,' families. AMI tho ~"IihJ
0t nouera,. Actnn slehg- with ts5ie the following
cnutfILuIri 81:
srn col Z. PHce,l o! acttsopery, sosma, through
p,e.l:.nt Davis Srai
F."u IN On. VI. Elm rs. aenst0r from Re1tueks HS'
TIL, Cdn,nitise gcuh invite the aten'n ef vur fNoT.
citizen, 81 2iemrnd 10 thu nbsrR f"ISI0fs # sradXsts
this WORTHY Of je l. aad call upCn our peaple general
Tor p-s.t IN r=eytg the rssfrg want scn eIsa al
mi, TN e. VIZ. r. MUNgDEp,
Anrll ~. " Iieaurer.-
e1-Ih. Wiz Z anir er nri s-.f mel p'ss-- copy.
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sUcElyli EALAa.
~ GLLErr, BELL y CO., ACrs
SALE BY CATALOGUE

BALE BY CATALOGUE
an rtrra,AY, hprr, sch instant. commenting at 10
n."a. Wi sell at cur arch u'r. r<as' sfs''
large nnh .irI ni' II nnutimcn' q
DRY GODS &C.,
Ia., Impaired la, CLar!ce' u. con ling, In pas; Of the
80" rr.ra M Erh irrv srr Prints
| TO Il, riacL amd Whit" Il"
~ A Ir.ilr tCutCh avn,
- Gee , snn'l NriL dies,
.u, Il, T,rwn ani III ah-igr,
- H., 1 AIS Il Mn.at
d. ,n I.uru Fill!ii,
f1 Il, u n.i anal Crlo.th hi! :''si Ht''f''.i
:, -. n,.h 1am,:,h a.
~ .r |. hiAck Inmrc c., ;.
:: - 81 n.s' rIG sthrL,
~ 4. hinnr ara C"!r-:i ,""u'!7r
:rn - Il ~ D"u i,
sca 'Iiii-,
| %,ptr -,Gpcr.u li-'r iintn-,
,rr RI - int, Pa Il, brown SbIrtirg,
Il ,o Il. tisa:hei 10
| op-... !; Ei.r. Z, tbs
=! .o ,Irrr ~ Bo, Nu,irs,
81 ~ v hi" IL d Col N.rs"! 's,
| f,t.r.E : - II :,
| 10 5r, snyli.u rhsr hrs'',
| i.A.. WHIT AE.tr ru'"n,-
ibte Krg,tta Strips,
.tase, Mad HdAfn.
| I..n ~. Gonij' spool C"tHx,
10 suits luna RI rlo:iit:
Etu= Jaronts 81 t'amtrc:,
a !. : o:
.;-AcI H., sh B.r5 se, $3.50 ;"t,
laha rs Ne tnc'y Hons
Let ct Paper. Sr 81.
Catalogues will ret!y, :he goods p'trit 20 eN
a'H nstioh n t mo s"- Vi ~ :T r.r urA ( r,
April, tI-uSne-I..
BY I.AElsR TOLLEsUN Il CAgLSTF. Aucrs.
r AMIR loLi :saH 1.rLSrr, Auet,ree-, will soil
IL al trtis w.r-huh,r y " fr";l sraei. On TnuEs.
Day 81 l. s.,nt ;sT,- nni s!!rSetFe srot'.s" CT
me- cssa Sc c"usi.ibEef
DRY GOODS,
GRO ERIEs,
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CORN ILANTrRs.
Err rAisL7
.;til 2i--Sti VA. PALtkR, EOd CO.

ViRdINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ityr Board Of Si.iins Ell met Of the Institution on
l. the I'D day Of jsns, Tor The appointment o: CadsI.
eane,sa r. s.te LADIES' x iron ha following
am .torill Dsr,.t <a 5h btu, I0th lith 18th 18th.
1914 fG, Tl.t iai ISL .Ith rs!h S0h. SAD S4to. S5,
ai,h 25 b. Ssh ifo, +,st. AT, 4i.h. $stn fS!'.
Applications for PAT we'll a. srA7E csde, Apo Mt
Toe p p,a,t acc 1ubahied By Testimonials Of ,ir N
t.raceI and rssdon, from ph,sca disability The !ui
name uIe md pest once O: ,he Liant MT be disiLc
j., t1rd.
Tss cratos in prices makes 1t inpossible 10 hE any
eae " eIpenass The Institution suppl e. every sru-
ns 90 q, Practicable aoi limits Inc Charge TO IcrrAl-
COST tbs authorities all ihGenc; 10 te Ole thnn
% The oo.tterms- q, %. ..E..,IE 49,.
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HJsIth.


R!GH40aD. Tshtusry >, IsS>.
1sgsoHh havss GEAp AHIas!b ca ther prssiiu
them removed be.oaS N. haits Of ihs eiIJ
r.. .s.-ct % isAyiog dseaiGks, Ia writing WHARF
los7 :, :rGai either al tbs "s..3 s,.5si Go
ssI: between sh sod l0t1 Z. It. Mir. EEL.
hs,: Rssosi o4nHsr prAnsh on Ia Rrook 'uraplft
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p---:.as, L,chlN,:S AND SaNniTD -nJ~r ~
~. ~ o.. WILLIAMS.
90 N,is 7EkES
.ff"s.fk +sIrIUAH hOIsL, zIilhsUa.. ~.
s..;l-a aS.,, '!sIunut e5nth U.Toiir., All al arf
asr, sts. ssa,si 3':tIi araIi9' .'T< ,'aI'
u iii, ta6
STsSiie, rSGHsD'ts,
.la nini"t.rst. aiheI srI boo AnHsy1 "s h.ha
~ uaLL in Lr
iLI t5-L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-21

eg-.s-s To ily rnhSTirUEHTS:- Hr.t.fu, foT
So 7hu' r.:i tinjns.;-4rs-7i. goreI lsi!J-l re.
rr.'; uiiy urer nyse 90 rsoe 4, oIaa!sle or your
Iudrsse'. hs shall have 10 Opportunity &c si,ress Jou
p-soaA,, - pEnoasy address yoa Mc1nst ihc -ess.
paers JAS LYONS.
~ "Wh!E," "Ulspa:ch 'ssa.ie.." and ~, sm!aer''
copy sod send Hills 70 the "Inqu.Ier" eaios.
T-S;ch a3-s!s
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81 Nm u. FUWLk SONS X y:
auLr!DSEEn2
rig03 FRONT PrILnI.r sn iiG AMP ilS MAIN sT
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BY 3. AktR5 i con, ArcTioEYEgs
LYsChBUa9, Va.
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HOT SPRINGS, VA, FOR SALE.
~ s,In1 nj ~, uil

HOT SPRINGS, VA, FOR SALE
EIaiS v.;uab c wa esng pi.c-. with moro than
l. 1000 AORz1 OF LAND.
~ one, cd for aalo.
This place situated In Bath county, Only twenty nile,
fran the aIbsro bpoi Of t.e rain Ucnt'. salrnaj,
and except that ,hnri distance hss unbr kan rfu'd
uonLeGt,oa Nth tie rilcpsI elues Of the YOUTH
A. 'enedy usny OF the mott serinus h'sesIHh 10
which the frame Is sub-ct-rpe ia,y In Rh'uina-
,s and aEectlonsts ssters haze ioug poss ssed
repua"o Ear superior 10 that CT any other mineral waite
Ia The SIats.
Eysr unce tho time of the Roman EE;nire, thermal
ter, bxvo b,en celebrated for ihslI eicRy In Cd in2
wtuads resolved 10 BATHS.
In the whole sruhru Confrders y, rat Of tie El.slS.
sppi her water has yrttrrn ssovtr d. This
plI e, tier fore, has o Iiysl
There are N. pr'ma ten baths o. v. rims
t,Lp,r ture,, from iSt 100 deg gahIe.h' TIC supply
OF mine, water Iud.It, AID ths hshns ,c1onuo.
dat!ous could b- cusgei To -st'rt ths' g! ae DC
-'rsl- TIE hotel sGeoumod s rs are ST iGi ut for gus
Ietspu,.
p, term. r,y far the K wr diys 10 tn: d-rsig
- ~ tie pah., uou,,. 10 THIS q J.
+, COME
raGj T. Gu0Df
fs'a:, o. Tao -.s uoode, dst'J
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srGGIAL TiCE.

a>S FEGI L NOTICE..
40 ia7te ~: atarioB OF huJ'rI & the sale - tH Z
Mace al our ehoIse THIS ADRSl' al 10 O'Clock
Conn.r.Ge TIlu d tSrRe asR .rt"snt tf .onm"n
+ a RT II f n W ARE.
A3o. lisa aui regsni
CUr-GLAS3 WARE,
embracing mary Iitrirs not nov T. be hsd;
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS,
cd cihsf III srliel.s
A. /. "cioct, Of
Day GDUDH.
u Ur5 AND EnOEs,
uLurnIi;G, ap'iey sni iuumei.
FANCY GOODS, &r.
tUdaER X hRfNTS.
Sr.il 1l-ii turl onh,'rs.
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Il Ii = l. *.
49, L Sterll,c.
istce..
:. On. O~-tr1. Ra:i'h sd R5r Ii
t nhai,s iTB - bank tt5Ck
II. bAUPY co,
,rrTiyl-It ioiueI HkIn aud lh streets.
PRIVATE tE. fga k:gs Nsib. s'aoiisd'
N o oil, S,ie Lesth.r.
Apr!I g. I: TAsi "lLhlAhe:
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BY I.aHlsR, TOLLEsuN K CAgLSrr. Arcrs.

BIZ T.. IKsl.s Il ION. autTIU.EsRs
I.YHcusGa.i, "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-21

4 G0LE MINE,
a Y.LUAbLEAED BSTsaslyE. AND
.-. 1000 AoREa o. LAND,
sl.theesasss- -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-21

AN ltIEapnY kprt, sch instant. commenting ut 10
4 .I,, Ne wi sell ri v arch usr, P<afl sHea,
i,,,.s md ,rI II II niuuI iincni CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-21

s.--zS,sAnIU.:I p~ICE, or GaEeh# DER
e. Ne r-,,t."iis'd 10 sai ihS' tt, :.:uirnhn
y :, ri 10 Ire ceLdd Hr r ~. IHrr q
| LlFGTtNaHTG DVEREUE at the II, r. cec:iar
| tpti. 2'-5'
2,-~ M h.E tIrriuE... 10 A-i+uuTus
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Newbern progress., 1863-01-24


ised you my daughter when you came
back"
Gas soon as possible, sir" said Har-
ry. eve have settled it all, Alice
and l."
"Wife," said the Squire, edo you
remember my saying under this very
roof more than a year ago that | was
sartin the Lord would bring Harry
back to us; and havn't my words
come true 2"
He leaned forward and kissed away
the tear that sparkled like solitary
diamond on his wife's withered check
for somehow the sight of the young
peoples happiness brought back his
own honeymoon days.
And Trad Curtis remains batche-
lor still
Newbern progress., 1863-01-24
A DRUNKEN SERPENT.

We extract from Theodore Winth
rop's last book, the following account
OF the manner in which his Indian
guide charmed rattlesnake:
Antipodes, Looping in the lead, sud
denly SHE'D wildly away from a small
rattlesnake coiled in the track. The
little stranger did not wait for ou1
assault. He glided away into thick
bush, where he stood on the defensive,
brapishing his tongue, and cycling us
with two flames. His tail meanwhile
recited cruel anathemas, with harsh,
rapid burr. He was safe from assault
of stick or stone, and [ was about to
call in my old defender, the revolver,
when UPlintz prayed me to pause. L
gave him the field, while kpawintz
stood by, chuckling with delight at
the ingenuity of his friend and hero.
Uplintz took from duckskin pouch
at his belt, his pipe, and loosening
from the bowl it's slender reed stem,
he passed through it a stiff spire OF
bunch-grass. A little oil Of tobacco
adhered to the point.
He approached the bush carefully,
and held the nicotinized straw foot
from the rattle-snake's nose. At once
from noisy, threatening snake, trem-
ulous with terror and rage from culver
ing fang to quivering rattle,-a snake
writhing venomously all along its black
and yellow ugliness-it became pac-
flied snake, watchful, but not wrathful.
Uplintz, charmer of reptiles proceed
ed with judicious coolness. lmper-
ceptibly he advanced his wand OF
enchantment nearer and nearer. Rat
tier perceived the potent influence,
and ratified no more. The vixenish
twang ceased at one end of him; at the
other his tongue was gently lambent:
The narcotic javelin approached, and
finally touched his head. He was a
lulled and vanquished rattle-snake.
He followed the magic sceptre, as
Uplintz withdrew it-a very drunken
serpent Z" rolled to starboard, rolled to
larboard," staggering with the air of a
languidly contented inebriate. lie
swayed ieebly out upon the path, and
squirmed there, while the charmer
tickled his nose with the pleasant op-
late, his rattles uttering mild plaudits.
At last Kpawintz, the stolid, whip
ping out knife, suddenly decapitated
our disarmed plaything, and baged the
carcass for supper, with triumphant
outlaws.
Kpawintz enjoyed his solution of the
matter hugely, and acted over the mo-
tions of the snake, laughing loudly as
he did SO, and exhibiting his tidbid
trophy.
Newbern progress., 1863-01-24
THE DUTCHMAN's DEVICE.

In the year 1887. there happened to be a
difference between the Dutch factory at the
Cape and the Hottentots. One of the
former, being up the country, was killed
bv one of the ilottentots whereupon the
chief or heads of the people were summon
ed to find out the offender, and bring him
to the Bar of Trade, and there punish him,
according TO their manner. for so great a
crime. This was carried into execution in
the following singular way;
The Hottentots made a great fire, and
brought the criminal, attended by all his
friends and relations, who took their leave
of him, not in sorrowful lamentations, but
in feasting, dancing, and drinking. When
the unfortunate criminal had been plenti-
fully supplied with liquor, so that he was
rendered insensible, his friends made him
dance till he was quite spent with fatigue +;
in that state they threw him into the fire,
and concluded the horrid scene with a
hideous howl, which they set up immedl-
ately after the criminal was dispatched.
Some time after this, one of the factory
people, by some accident or in quarrel,
killed Hettentot; upon which the great
men came and demanded justice Tor the
bloed of their countryman; but the offender
happened to be one of the best accountants,
and a person of essential Importance to the
factory. However, the crafty Dutchmen
devised means to render satisfaction to the
natives, and to appease their anger, under
color of justice, by the following scheme :
On the day appointed for the execution
of the supposed murderer, the Hottentots
assembled in great numbers to view the
scene. A scatfold was erected, and the
criminal was brought forth, dressed in
white, attended by the usual officers, and
after various ceremonies a mock executioner
presented to him flaming draught, which
the ignorant Hottentots supposed was to
render an atonement for the loss of their
deceased countryman. The criminal re-
ceived his potion, which was no other than
little burning brandy, with all the out
ward signs of horror and dread; his hand
shook, his body trembled, and his whole
frame appeared in the most violent agita-
ton; he at last, with seeming reluctance,
swallowed the draught, and, after preserv-
ing the appearance of trembling and agita-
tion a few moments, fell down apparently
dead, and a blanket was Immediately
thrown over him. The Hottentots then
made shout that rent the air, and retired
perfectly pleased, first observing, st that the
Dutch had been more severe than them
selves; for the former had put the fire into
the criminal, whereas they had put the
criminal into the fire"
Newbern progress., 1863-01-24
8 f l. a H.

This word, which is used in the Psalm:
seventy-four times, and thrice in the pro-
phecy of Habakkuk. must have some 81 gni-
ficant meaning, and yet there seems to be
much doubt in reference to the matter. II
is Hebrew word, which the translators
have left as they found it, because they
could not agree as to its meaning. The
Targum and most of the Jewish commenta-
tors give to the word the meaning of eter'-
nally forerer. The voice of the Septuagint
translation appears to have regarded it as. a
musical or rythnieal note. Uerner regards
it rs Indicating change of tone; Mather-
son, as musical note, equivalent, perhaps
to the word report. According to Luther.
and others, it is equivalent to the exclama-
tion silence Gesinius says I" Selah y
means, sc Let the instruments play and the
singers STOP" Wocher regards it as equi-
valent to Su''ssnn corda! Cup, my soul !
Sommer. after examining all the seventy
four passages in which the word occurs,
recognizes in every case can actual appeal
or summons TO Jehovah I; they are calls for
ard, and prayer to be heard, expressed
either with entire directness, or, if not in
the imperative &c Hear Jehovah !" and the
like, still earnest addresses to God, that He
would remember and hear, etc. The word
itself, he regards as indicating blast ol
trumpets by the priests Selah, itself, he
thinks is an abridged expression used for
litigation, indicating the sound of the
stringed instruments, and Selah vigorous
blast of trumpets.
Some think the word marks the begin
ming of new sense, or a new measure OF
verses; and others, that 1t joins what fol-
lows to that which goes before, and shows
that what has been said deserves always to
be remembered. Some have thought Selal
showed the cessation of The actual inspira-
ton of the Psalmist, and others, that it is
simply note to indicate the elevation o
the voice, and still others that it is equiva-
lent to Amen, be it SO, or let it be.