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vallandigham's Place of Exile.

The DRY Tortugas," the place to which
Vallandigham is exiled By sentence of the
court martial which tried him, is large for
tifcation now In construction by the Yankee
Government at Tortugas Island. off the coast
OF Florida, near Key West, and all persons
thus sentenced are forced to labor on the
works, without any discrimination as to for
mer rank or station. A number of abolition
soldiers are now there uDder sentence Of one
and two years for various acts of insubordi-
nation.
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PAY MASTERS OFFICE,
VA. Is Tenn. RAILROAD Co.,
Lynchburc. Jan.2. 1863.

MIOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.-In future no
IN notice will be taken of medical bills, and
the Railroad Company will in no manner be re-
sponsible for their settlement unless they are
made out legibly and separately for the parties
who hire such slaves to the Railroad Company,
as may receive medical attention. In all cases
the name of the negro and that of the party or
parties hiring such negro must be distinctly spe-
cited in the medical bills-which information
can be obtained from the negro on whom the
Physician attends. All bills must be certified to
by the Section Master OF Depot Agent,
By order of the General Sup't.
JOHN w. WINGFIELD, Ag't.
March % 1865
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negi,nental muster.

I'm norsuance Of the Order of AdJt. ten. WIN.
IT Riehardson, the 164th Regiment Virginia
Militia, will convene in Abingdon, on the S seth
inst. in CONJUNCTION with the 10th and looth
Regiments, for Regimental Muster. : oonso
The meeting of the 164th Regiment IN g. eonse
no Of the above referred to Order, will not
be required to meet on the ssd as notified last
week but will meet on the 3Oth as above.
"e'A' D. A. 2. CAMPBELL,
1t. Col. Comdg. 1s4th Regt. Va. Malta.
MAY D. 1863-2w
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Street, Lynchburg, va.

VayHE subscriber begs leave to inform the pub
u lie that he has charge of the above named
popular House, which is situated in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the most business part of the city,
and the location is one Of the most quiet end
healthy in the place. Every effort will be made
to provide for the comfort and welfare of guests.
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE WAGON and POR-
TER will always be found at the Depots and
boat landing on the arrival of the Trains and
Boats to convey passengers to and from the Ho-
tel. j. Il. LINkOUS,
Feb. q. 1S63-6m Proprietor.
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NIRGINEA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerk 8
Y Office of the County Court of Grayson coun-
ty, on the LIST Monday in May, 1868:
Wiley D. Hale, Plalntlff,
AGAINST
John NJ. Hale, VIM r. Hale. Thursey Rogers,
Hugh Roberts and Lucy Roberts, Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to sell a tract of land
on Rock Creek. belonging to the estate of Greed
B. Hale, decd, which land was conveyed to said
G. B. Hale by johnson Hale, and to have the
proceeds of the sale divided among the heirs
And it appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendants. Vim. r. Hale, Hugh
Roberts and Lucy Roberts, are not residents of
this State, on motion of the plaintiff by his At
torney, it is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest; and that copy of this order be pub
lished once week, for four successive weeks,
in the Abingdon Virginian, newspaper printed
in the town of Abingdon, and posted on the front
door of Grayson Court House, on the first day Of
the next County Court g.
A Copy.-Teste,
JAS. w. BALLARD, c. c.
Nor 1859 Aw
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packet Book Found.

between Abingdon and the saltworks, a
small Pocket Book, containing small amount
Of money and some papers, supposed: from n pa
per in It. 10 belong to . citizen Of Wise county,
Va. The owner, by describing the poeket-oooa
and contents, can have them by applying 70 me
near Emory, Washington county, va s,Nrr.
Nav % 1885
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RICHMOND,
Nav 9. '63.

May 9, '63.
rxCHANGE NOTICE, No. 5.-The follow
kSI inc Confederate officers and men have been
ouly exchanged and are hereby SO declared.
/. al officers and men who have been deliver
ed at City Point at any time previous to May q,
1868.
. All officers captured at any place before
the lst of April, 1868, who have been released
on parole.
8. All men captured in North Carolina or
Virginia before the 1st of March, 1868, who
have been released on parole.
3 4. The officers and men captured and paroled
by Gen s. r Carter, in his expedition to East
Tennessee in December last.
= 5. The officers and men captured and paroled
by Lieut. Col. Stewartat Van Buren,, Arkansas,
January 25tb, 1868; by Col. Dickey in Decem-
ber 1862, in his march to the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and by Capt. Cameron at Corinth,
Miss, in December, 1862.
g. The officers and men paroled at Oxford,
Mississippi, on the 23d of December, 1852; at
Desark, Arkansas, on the 18th of January, 1864
aul nc Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on the 23d OF
February, 1868.
T.. All persons who have been captured on the
seas, or the waters leading to the same, or upon
the seacoast of the Confederate or United States
at any time previous to December 18th 1862.
s. All civilians who have been arrested at any
time before the 9th of May, 1868, and released
on parole, are discharged from any and every
obligation contained in said parole. Ifany such
person bas taken any oath of allegiance to the
United States, or given any bond, or if his re-
lease was accompanied with any other condition,
he is discharged from the same.
8. If any person embraced in any Of the fore
going sections, OF in any section of any previous
Exchange Notice., wherein they are declared ex-
changed, are in. any Federal prison. they are
to be Immediately released and delivered to the
Confederate authorities.
ROBERT GUILD,
Nav %. 1886 Agent of Exchange.
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An Invitations.

IF Miss ssMary Summervile'' will forgive past
IL neglect, her school-boy friend and cores
pendent of 1858, will be happy to correspond
with her. She can learn my address from my
friends of A. w. ii.
Nav Is. 1887
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POETRY.
why Does Friendship Fadef

.
Oh! tell me why our purest joys
Change with each Aeeting day
why is it that our brightest hopes
Are doomed to fade away
] Why do the friends we cherished long,
Through sorrows gloomy night,
Reject our kindness now, and take
In other hearts delight!
Oh Why do those we loved so well,
Lured by a gilded name,
Resign all claims to purer joys
In search of wealth and fame?
Why do those eyes, that beamed with loce
In fortunes dewy Morn,
Return our weary anxious gaze
In looks Of whitening scorn?
Is friendship mt bauble bright.
81 "A gilded, glittering toy?
A gem that sparkles to the light,
Though mixed with base alloy
Oh /! is there no Elysium fair
Where sorrowing hearts ne'er sigh?
Where Sersph music cheers the. ear
And friendships never die
Methinks there is sun-bright cline,
g. Beyond the ether blue,
Where joys, undim'd by troubles bloom
And friends are ever true;
There fairest flowers will deck our path,
Though thorns spring up in this,
For all are friends together there,
In that bright land of bliss.
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$50 REV ARD.

pTOLEN from the subscriber IN the forks' on On
= Tuesday night last, a fea-oitte Ten norse' 70
hands high, years old, with redalsn nalr VI
one of his hind legs, reaching from MS MOCK 70
his flank. It is thought he was taken up 'ne
Laurel. JUN = e OnfAisAA'
Nav 81 1851
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NEW CoPARTNERsHIP.

NEW COMPREHENSIVE.
9. M'coRKLE SIN. M'coRKLE. WIN. KINklER.
M,CORKLE, SON s. Co., ss
Successors to MCorkle y Co., .s,,J
GrOcerS & Commission Merchants,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF Is
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
No. ll3 Main Street,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
We will give particular attention to the sale II
Tobacco Breadstuffs, Provisions, and all kinds of
Country Produce and Merchandise, OF the old
stand Of McCorkle & Co. We shall endeavor TO-
keep always on hand a full stock Of all articles
requisite to the business, and from our long
experienced the business hope to merit share q
the public patronage, and especially that 50 lib
orally extended to the former concern. Our Mr.
Kinnierwi give his persenala to the Com
mission Business, as he has been for some years
pursuing that branch, and VIC feel confident from
his long experience and thorough knoNledge o.
the business, will not fail to give satisfaction 70
all who entrust their interests to our hands.
gGrWill make liberal advances on approved
produce in hand, and remit promptly for all time
and cash sales {. q =
SAMUEL McCORKLE.
S. NJ McCORKLE.
WIN. KINNIER.
ncfohor1 II 1891 II ~ = ~ s.-ss- ssft ~
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Goods at Friendship.
EUST received 1000 yards Brown Domestic,
- l fierce Rice,
500 lbs. Nails, =
500 yds. Bleached Cotton,
6 doz. Fine Combs,
doz. horn Dressing Combs,
6 doz. Wool Hats,
10 Reams Letter Paper,
5000 Envelopes,
dos. pair Ladies Shoes,
doz.. Hoop Skirts,
doz. Almanacs,
800 Bunches Cotton Yarn,
3.Gro. Matches,
10 Packs Pins,
Gro. Shoe Backing,
800 lbs. Epson Salts.
Feb 90. 186s-H B. F. MANTZ.
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NOTICE.

TTyIIEKE is q boy confined in the Jail of Wash
4 ington county, by the name of Jack Will
liams. He is feet or inches high, black
skin, good teeth and pleasant countenance. He
is rather slight made, and has two scars on his
breast. He says he belongs to VIM. 7. Roe, and
was taken off the train at the Abingdon Depot.
The owner is required to come forward, prove
property and pay charges, or he will be dispos-
ed Of according to law. WM W. BARKER,
May l, 1866 Tailor w. c..
E1- Since the publication of the above adj
vertisement, the negro advertised gives his name
Burwell Knight, and says he belongs to Jack
Knight, Of Chambers county, Alabama. Post
Office Logcfoca, Of that county.
WM. W. BARKER,
Jailor of Washington CO., Va.
Nav s. 1SG3-6w
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA 4 TENNESSEE R. R. CO.,
Lynchburg, April %, 1868.

Lynchburg, April "a, 1868
NOTICE. An erroneous impression prevails
IN that the transportationof provisions is pro-
hibited over this railroad Such is not the case.
All supplies intended for private consumption
have always been shipped upon application, and AM
the only prohibition is that placed by the Gene
raj Commanding the Department, whose object
was to preserve them for the use of the army.
This order he has always relaxed when applied
to by private parties for bacon, Sc, for their
own consumption, but has been so refused spe-
eulators, to prevent improper speculation IN the
necessaries Of life Notice is therefore given to
parties needing provisions for their own use,
that the same will be permitted transportation
by the Commanding General, and will be at all
times furnished by the road Application will
be made either to Mr.. Dodamead, General SUI
perintendent, or myself, and transportation will
be ordered. r. LaOWEN, President.
April TO- 1863. s.
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AN ACT IMPOSING TAXES THE SUPPORT OF GO
vERNMENT, PASSED MARCH 18th, 1868.
Sec 90. The act entitled an act authorizing
the receipt of Confederate States Treasury
Notes in payment of taxes and other public
dues, passed March I'D, 1853, he and the same
is hereby amended and re-enacted SO as to read
as follows:
Confederate States non-nterest bearing notes
Of the denomination of or over FIVE dollars, dat
ed and issued on and after the 1st April, 1863,
shall hereafter be receivable in payment of taxes
and other public dues to the State"
| NAV 8. l863.-4t
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AUpIToR's OFFICE.

Richmond, Virginia, March a0th, 1868. )
NOTICE-In pursuance Of the requirements
of an act entitled San act imposing taxes for
the support of Government, passed March 18th,
1863, the annexed sections of said act are pub
lished. j. nj. BENNETT,
Auditor of the Public Accounts.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE. II {
VA. & TENN. RAlLH0AD Co.. &
Lynebbur6 March lflsh 1aR0

HyHenUuIBs 16axcn 1uth, IO6z. .
DARTIES receiving goods By the VI. & Tenn-
Railroad are hereby notified that, IL &C.,
pany viii not be responsible, in any MANNER, ~
goods which are allowed BY eonsigners to renain
At the company's depot "a hours after their o.
rival a. ffs5}1s 81 s. -s 3 "a, 49, I, az
Such goods will be ct the risk Of The sxnsye.
and no claim for damages and losses Mn - -
lowed, and storage viii be charged IN Ills e.,
pany- The company will mot rive nct;ee a -
arrival Of any consignment. r. I. oVEu
march, q, 1882. Pres3dat.
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NEW GOODS.
1000 LBS. Raw Cotton, 81
I1f0ES1 5.OON Yds. A Brown Domestic.

l.0UU lbs. Copperas,
500 yds. Fancy English Prints,
ps. Bieached Shifting,
Black Sewing SILK, and numerous other articles.
Call aud see ut 7. G. MCCONNELL i Co.'S.
May 8. 1863.
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x~n PLOW Points No.
i III 100 ..s
II Moulaboards for Premium Plows, No.
II Lana Sides for Premium Flows, just to
hand. L. u. McCONNELL q 20.
Oct. 10. 1862. 80 &
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VTIRGFNIA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerks
office of the Circuit Court of Smyth comfy,
on Monday. the 4th day of May, 1868:
W. T. Thurmon, Edward H. Thurmon and
Thomas II. Thurmon, Complainants,
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Ternls.

Inc VIRGISIANis published every Friday morn
ing, at s. so per annum, if paid in advance or
w5tnln SIX months after subscribing, otherwise
$500 will be charged
No subscription will be received for less pc
Rod than six months, for which 81 so will be
charged.
No subscription will be discontinued except at
the discretion of the proprietors, until all arrear-
ages shall have been paid up.
ANY person procuring five responsible subscri-
oers, shall be entitled to copy gratis.
Terms of Advertising.
One square of 10 lines or less, IS cents for the
first insertion, and so for each continuance The
number of insertions must be marked upon the
margin. or the advertisement will be continued
till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
To those who advertise by the year, a liberal
discount from the regular rates will be made
!; All dues to the Office may be RENTED by mail,
IN good and available Bank notes. at the risk Of
the Editors, the person renting taking the Post
masters receipt that the money was deposited
in the mail.
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The Confederate Finances.

RICHMOND, Jan. 10Th.
The report of the Secretary Of the TYeasu-
~ shows that from the commencement of the
permanent Government, to 3lst December.
the receipts We're s459, $4,000; expenditures
SSf4f33 ,400, 000, 00o.l
Estimated amount to be raised by Con-
gress, to .lst July, 81. 000, 900.
ed The debt Of the Go1's rnmant on the lst inst.
was sooo, 200, including So bonds, sc de-
p pos certificates ~ general currency and
l2p ct seven thirty notes.
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No. AZ.

such men as Lee and Johnston, but moral
certainty derived from a thorough knowledge
OF the great law OF cause and effect. for one
am Wiling to yield him the palm-but only
50 FAR as his power OF divining events is con-
eefned, for find chat he, like most mortals
has been liable to be led astray in his state
nsitt OF facts and still farther. like other NOR
sais, especially when they hare been afflicted
oy an lnordlnate amount Of selfconceit. has
been prone to talk about things of which he
knew nothing more than the man in the moon
49, VERITAS.
Abingdon, Jan. 18th. 1868.
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Abingdon, Jan. 18th, 1868.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18
DIED.

BARTON-on Thursday, July To- lS61 Paul, OF William
and Cornelis NJ Barton, aged year
The friends of the family invited TO attend the funeral
OF o'clock this afternoon from No Iompkns place
Syracuse and Utica paper. please copy.
BENJAMN-Kiled by gunshOt wound at tho assault on
Fort Hudson. on Sunday. June !. Lieut. n o. benjsniin
OF Company q, l3lst Regiment ~ Y ;. '.
His remains will be taken to South Egremor' Ber shire
County. Mass. for internen,. their ARRIVAL from Por
Hudson Notice Of the funeral will be given.
BLASCK-Klod at the b.te OF Gs',ysburg on Thur.lsy
July q Ethan Blancs sged 20 yesrs and monthst
The relatives and friends Of the family aud the members Of
invited stt.nd his funeral sunday, the 18th Inst q,
O'Clock, from the NJ. + Church, Gfsenpoini
FIsHon Thursday July ie, Sidney Fish aged 70 years.
TIE fend, and relatives are repeatedly invited to attend
his funeral fom the residence Of hi. sen-in.w, Jo.hua
Nafsn, No. 90 - Msiks place, Oh Saturday Ibth a.
S'J S',I-' T. H. ''' ''''''"' viii ~ '''" ~ '''''''
HOYT-At Norwalk. Conn. Thursday. Jsly 10, Elm
Aurus's slde. daurh'ef Of Chari-s lo't.
The funeral will tase place from her fathers residence. al
NotwAs MONDAY. toe 20th inst ~ O'Clock . He.
friends and tn. relatives and friends OF the family A.. N
vied TO sitend without further notcs Carriages viii be ~
attendance South Norwak, 10 convey friend. hJ the III
train from Twenty seventh street. Nsw-fok Tesurans
leave South Norvslt n tie ~ tfsn.
KETCHAM-, Lieut. Edward Il Ketoharn of;he l2oih n
yuly2
hi, rcm,n, have been removed to Milton Ulster Cognty
where tue funeral services will tste place. At fflruds Meet
ins-iiou'e, on tAs lsta insL, a. u ooocts n-
LAMsOE In Jersey City. on Friday. July Il, HArrs
Newell, only chud o! JoAa . Eh1 May H. blH'oA HseH
months.
MOORF-ln Brooklyn. Friday. July y, Mary Loui,a
only daughter Of John T. AID LouIss w. Moore A. 4
mouths aud day.
The friend. Of tie family and o.- Of hor grandfather Divu'
Blrls T.s.,ciilly nyed 90 attend the gn~ra! on
the residence 4 nef parents No Doss sfce Oh sup
day urIt. q 2.
REYNOLDS-At Pine leland. Miun. JAY a. 10 bic -.
year tie hev. l-uius Ksyuel. Tor p Jeans misof o.
tie sosr. b. Northern hewl orE and Vermont and 10
two three sea-s colporisuf % Oh. later state
RIA NOLbs-Ou Iharsdsy. March ~ e. Oserion Hosptal
near N.mfhls stIst f.y.au Hcyns d. o. Compsn, d
gJd ~ Vols. Only son - the Rev Irus and Eiza iano
Hsynod. iu be StA ye. 9ilcf su. 10 tAs Aol0cL O.
Slavery
sEE-K Klet si the battle of Ostysbufg Thurdsy lui,
2 ssgi ls.ss 8. see ComPagJ Is. - y. state MlAts
son ofHonry AID hslsys. see o. Iafyiown, "e'ehe'ss
County, \ Y
Funera s, viii be held the Second Reformed Dsct
Church, Isfyiown sunday The lgh inst . oelsci
2. n.
WILLIANs-Ai AIDE Cresf Oneida County. n Y, ot
Mouisy J1iy l1 very suddenly sarah tTshau. vile
O. Plait Williams. Il. D.. formerly Of A4pAny
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18

ambrosia 10 . Stimulating Ony Extract Of Roots,
Ban. aud Herbs II will cure al di'esses OF the scalp
and itchipg Of the head entirely ersdcaes dandruf pro
vent, the hsif from falling turning mtiuoly gray
cause. 1t 10 grow thick aud long Beware OF limitations None
genuine but Dr. sterangs
CERTIFICATE
Thi. 4. 10 certify that about 10 months commsneed
u,us srERLlNG'S AMBROSlA My hair was short thin.
and rapidly falling oh had tried many Hair 1oni., lay
orators sc without rocsviny benefit soon after using
III, An bfo.a my hair ceased falling out, and commenced
g,oxing 40 rapdy astoni.h Now hair l. thick
.o aud glossy and hye feet and four inches n ionsth
h,n LEI down r.achus To the hoor This wonderful result
a,tdbur SOLELY 10 IN. use of sTERLNGS AMbhpsiA a.
Inc, have commenced usng 1t have applied nothing else
to my hair. Mho Ii -, - p1N,s.,,.,
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS
BEWARE OF lMlraTlONS ,.
NONE GENUINE But pr. bpRR. n n. sTERLiiNN9s' RiiN9,s
NONE GENUINE BUT DIR II. II. sTkRLlNG'S.
Pot up Ia a bon containing two bottles Prioo. tl
'0'1 " ' Df. IL H. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
Depot No. 49J Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18

current. 1t is, however, supposed here that the
sole foundation of the rumor is the advance upon
Charleston by Gen. Gilmore Of which we already
know. The Rebel soldiers are not trustworthy
channels Of news. The prisoners taken by Gen.
Meade with one voice strenuously declared that
Vicksburs had been captured.
GEN. GRANT.
A current but unfounded rumor that Gen. Grant
has been assigned TO the command Of the Army Of
the Potomac grows out Of the vague expectation
that Gen. Grant may arrive al the back door OF
Richmond before Gen. Meade knocks at the front
door. 1t is doubtful whether Gen. Grant could take
This srmy were it offered him.
THE WHEREABOUTS OF LEES ARMY.
The main body Of Gen. Lees army lie reported to
be at Winchester but his advance may be as far as
Front Roysl. The chance of catching this swift
runner for battle before be reaches Richmond are
diminishing
THE TIME TO ATTACK LEE.
Persons just from isgerstowp and WiIhamsport
represent on the authority Of the citizens of those
places that during the last three days Of Lees stay
north of the Potomac his entire army, officers and
privstes, were in a most fearful state Of despon-
dency and trepidation account of their universal
expectation Of being attacked.
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
Colonel Samuel T. Richards, lSth Regiment New
York Volunteers has been honorably discharged
from the service account of physical disability.
Colonel Richards has been sick four months.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18
The Draft in Massachusetts.

BOSTON, ThuTsdsy, July It, 1863
The draft in Lowell, Cbarlesiown Koxbnry.
Springfield, and other towns, las been effected in &
quiet and orderly manner.
sPKiSGYELD Mass, Tbursdsy. July l6 1863.
The quota Of tLis city has been filled to-day.
Everything psssed off harmoponsly, and the names
Of many Of the drafted men were received with ap-
ylause. Many prominent citizens, including num-
ber Of professional men, ere among the conseripled
The draft in this District will be closed omorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18
THE TIME To ATTACK LEE.
Riot Suppressed in Portsmouth. n. III.

boSToN. Friday. July II. 1863.
Some rowdies attempted to get up riot in Ports
mouth, N. H., last night, but they were summari!y
squelched by the Mayor, with posse of police and
citizens. Three of the leading riotors were badly
wounded. A detachment Of marines from the Navy
Yard, and company Of regulars from Fort Constr
tuition, were promptly on hand but the mob had de
persed and quiet has since been maintained.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18
NAIL ~ THE kSFE PAN
NAIL IN THE KNEE PAN
NAIL IN THE KSRE PAN

hishy respectable lady Of tho city q New foii while
nail down carpets small carpet iact In tes fuee
and .hed ,he pan. Fof yea .hs laid ~ crpPe.
.p~ni inward - TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WITH
OUT DKRIyISG ASY BENEFIT sh. ~ts advised By
nurse to use Rad~sy. Ready Rs!cf hs hfn application
gave Der sA.. w.ss, use made perfect cure 'd u'
lady tiled Ready Relief ~hsn the injury h'pp'hsd 'hs
would hAv. .'ospsd the psiuiu 'ah'hn' Of two yea' ds
ton aud saved two thousand dollars Beu In mind, that
Railway. R..iy Relief will prove is marvellous ecsey A.
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Price Is cent, per bottle sold q, No 81 Maiden ans corner
of Oold.st and BY all Druggists.