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, 1863-10-31
A Distressing Headache Cured.

CINCINNATI, August Is, 1852.
DR.. BAKER II send you this statement that others
similarly afflicted may know of your remedy. have
for many years been troubled with severe attacks of
headache, which often reduced me to my bed. My
suferngs have been very great, and one can have
any idea of their severity except those who have su
fered with the same disease. I took your Pain
Panacea, bathed my head with it, aud rubbed it in
well. also took at the same time, one half a tea
spoonful of saleratus dissolved in onefourth of
umbler of water. Soon after l took second dose of
PANACEA, and it was just the thing for all the
world for it Knocked the pain crazy, and I have not
had the headache since for whenever I feel it com
ing on I take the Panacea, which always checks it
at once. EDWARD SAWYER.
Residence South side of Third ST. opp Burnet House.
- DR. Bakers Pain Panacea for sale By
REDINGTON & CO., Agents. 4l6 and AIS Front
street, San Francisco. 44w2
, 1863-10-31
Scrnfnla Cured.

New ALBANY, IND, Sept. Is, 1859.
MEssRs. A. L. SoovLL & Co Gents In swer to
your inquiries about the Of my son, will say,
that he is now years old, and has been scTOfU-
IOus from infancy, although under the care of one
of the best of physicians, who said that he could
cure him. Ii che first place, the disease made its
appearance in small knots upon the glands of his
neck, and, finally, they liberated and formed run
ming sores which reduced him almost to a skele ton.
He lost his appetite, and gave him up and thought
that he could not be cured. got DIR. otis Liver
Pills, following the directions, He had used them
but short time before hewas greatly relieved, and
now he is entirely we'll. Yours truly.
ROBERT STILE
sag For sale by all Drugg lists.
REDINGToN g. co. Agents, 41s and 4lS Front
Street San Francisco. 44w2
, 1863-10-31

DIFFERENCE OF OpINIoN.-Our cores
pondents at Boise differ very widely in their
speculations in relation to which way Boise
County will cast her vote for Delegate at
the coming election in Idaho. "Trail,"
whose letter will be found in another part
of the paper, says "Wallace will carry the
county by handsome majority" Demo
cratic ARGUS" in letter which came to
hand too late and too lengthy for publication,
says: "Cannady will carry Boise county by
at least 1000 majority" We shall soon
know who has told the biggest "whopper."
, 1863-10-31

"CENsUs."-All professions, arts and
trades are generally exteneively represented
in new countries; Walla Walla forms no ex-
ception to the rule The "healing art" at
this time can boast Of 10 representatives,,
besides three Drug-stores. Just at present
we should judge it to be distre8singly heal
thu, to use professional term.
, 1863-10-31
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
Published Every Saturday Morning
The Fall Races.

Pursuant to announcement, the Fall Ra-
ces, over the Walla Walla course, COM
menced on Wednesday last. The road lead
ing to the track was literally thronged with
horsemen, and all kinds of vehicles. Be
tween three and four hundred persons were
present The track was in fair condition
and the horses looked fne So great was
the enthusiasm to witness the first great race
of the season, that the District Court ad-
journed, to give the Jurors and Lawyers an
opportunity of ventiating themselves One
of the Jurors, in prevailing on the Court to
adjourn, quoted the fact "that the Legisla-
ture of California once adjourned to witness
the first great race of season in that State"
In drawing for the track the result was as
follows: Simon LIST, Dasher End, Kangaroo
Sd. After scoreing several times, they got
the word Dasher leading by neck, closely
followed by Kangaroo, while Simon was at
least one length behind. This, as also the
second heat, was beautiful one. The first
heat was won by Dasher, Baskets bay stall
lion, carrying 1l8 lbs, in 1853
The second heat was won by Kangaroo,
beating Dasher by a neck, Simon last; time
two minutes and half second. The owner
and rider of Dasher claimed foul riding on
the part of Kangaroo rider, but the judges
decided against them, and Dasher was with
drawn, leaving the field to Simon and Kan
garoo. While in this connection, we will
state that the judges saw the "foul' referred
to, and also saw that the rider of Kangaroo
did all in his power to prevent a collision,
and drew his horse out as quick as possible;
not impeding the speed Of Dasher in any re-
spect
The Sd was beautiful heat, and closely
contested, and was won by Simon by neck.
Dasher was declared distanced, having been
withdrawn without the consent Of the judges,
and by rule.
On coming to the stand for the fourth
heat, the owner Of Simon claimed that his
horse was unable to go, he having stepped
into a gopher hole, and lamed himself,
which was not allowed by the judges; and
he was compelled to go, only losing the race
by neck
Immediately after the main race there
was 400 yards race between Mr.. Albright's
(the gentleman who sold out to Wells, Far
go & Coz roam mare, "Betty Morgan" and
Mr.. Soward's sorrel filly, (untried) and was
won by the former. No time given.
, 1863-10-31

WAAT's IN NAME PIT is said to be
"all the rage" at present with fond ma-mas
and secesh pa-pas hereabouts to name their
children after certain prominent leaders Of
the Rebellion The rising generation Of
"young Americans may well initiate the
characters of such men as Washington, JEFF
ferson. Clay and Webster; in them they have
honorable names to support; but the time
will come when the sentiment and feelings
of the public will undergo change, and the
names of such traitors to their ouuntry as
Davis, Mason, Slidell, and Co., will sonnd as
odious in the ears of parents who are now
so anxiouF to name their little ones after
them as that of Arnold ever did.
, 1863-10-31

OUR "CABINET" Contains some beauti-
ful and rich specimens of gold quartz pre-
sented by Mr. w. v Brown, Just down
from Bannock City. Any one doubling the
richness of the quartz lodes in that vicinity
can have all such doubts dispelled by call
ing and examining the specimens.
1t contains also some specimens Of what
look to us like nothing else than a couglom-
Grafton of blue limestone, iron pyrites and
black lead. This also came from the Boise
country and is said to be rich in silver
A study for tn he geologist and antiquari-
an is furnished from some very singular
stones and shells presented us by Messrs j..
T, Vaught and Pain of Col Maury's Expe-
dition. First, are some pebbles from the
Hot Springs, on Snake river, covered with
a bright mineral which resembles silver
bronze and sparkles like diamonds. This
mineral is deposited by the water and viii
remain upon the pebbles and, to all appear
ances, retain its brilliancy for years. Next
is beautiful specimen of petrided moss from
the great Salmon falls. Next lot of petri-
fed shells which have every appearance of
being marine. These were picked on the
high bluffs along Snake river, and furnish at
least some evidence Of the truth of the geo
logical doctrine that this country had lib
eral interest in the deluge, or was at one
time covered with salt water.
, 1863-10-31

PLAYING IT Srong-.A very able (bod-
ied) and distinguished lawyer from the City
of "Gath" in the misty land ofWebfoot, who
makes semi-annual visits to this county, so
far as we are able to learn, pays his legal ex-
penses in greenbacks We make no remarks
upon the subject, but have come to the con-
clusion that his clients are greepback men,
, 1863-10-31
AdnIinistratO1.'s Notice.
kIIUkY OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF BOrsE. (

County OF BOISE.
In the matter of the Estate of Prosper J Pette decd
nj Office is hereby given to all creditors Of the
IN said deceased, that all persons having claims
against the said Prosper j. Pete, Decd must pre-
sent them, with the necessary vouchers, within one
year after this date, to me, at my residence in
Centerviile in said county Of Boise, said claims
viii be barred u accordance with the statute IN such
sc provided
Dated his l9 5 serler-e1. AID. f558...
ACu5 .E.J POST. st-at-r
, 1863-10-31

Frese's Hamburg Tea and Hamburg Plas-
ter.-Frese's Hamburg Tea is curative and preven-
tive for Coughs, Severe Colds, Fever and Agne Dys-
pepsia, Rhematism, and eli crmpaints arising from
impurities of the blood It cures Headache, Bowel
Kidney and Liver Complaints, cleansing and purify
ing the stomach and blood. It is preventive
against Contagion, and its timely will avert al
most any sickness. It restores appetite and is most
pleasant and palatabe to take. Being purely veget
able it with entire safety be given to children
One trial VIII convince any one of its excellent quail
ties, and once used, no family viii do without it.
10 guard against codntereits, observe the seal of
Frese & Co., Hamburg, on every genuine package
Frese's Hamburg Tea is the only genuine article
Copyright secured
EMIL FRESE, San Francisco
j. G. FRESE 4 Co., Hamburg, PropretOrs
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast to whom all or
ders must be addressed, REDINGTON & CO.,
4l6 and AS Front street,
sept 5,l863m3 San Faancisco.
, 1863-10-31
Wnrren w. Giford,s Estate.

II ETTERS of Administration having been granted
/ 1 to the undersigned by the Probate Court Of
W ala Walla county, Washington Territory upon
the estate OF Warren W. Clifford late of said county
deceased therefore notice is hereby given to all p9r
sons having claims against said estate that they must
present them, with proper vouchers, to me, at my
residence in said county, within one year from the
date hereof OF be forever barred. All persons in
debted to said estate requested to come forward
and .1alze iu4mc 'i7.3 Payment 51 me
NARY 4, GIEEJHD. -1uIlls-ra.lI.
o.toaar 10. 1853 ~su5
, 1863-10-31

FoR Bo1sE-Mr n McGlinchy,
former merchant of Walla Walla, and party,
left here on Monday, with several teams la
den with a general assortment of merchan-
disc for the Boise market
, 1863-10-31
MOTHERS MOTHERS Il MoTHERs n!

MOTHERS MOTHERS ! ! MOTHERS u!
II ONT FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. WINSLOW's
~ Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. This
valuable preparation is the prescription Of one Of the
best female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for thirty years with new
er failing safety and success by millions Of mothers
and children, from the feeble infant of one week old
to the adult
1t not only relieves the child from pain but invg-
crates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system It will
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CHOLIC
We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy in the
world, in all cases of DYSENTERY andDIARRHEA
IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from Teething or
from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. None Genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
q PERKINS, New York, on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal office, AS Dey street, NEW YORK.
PRICE ONLY % CENTS PER BOTTLE.
REDINGTON & CO.,
4l6 and 4I8 Front street, San Francisco
, 1863-10-31

THEY COME AND GO.--The stages to
Wallula and Lewiston are running regularly
and in good time The exodus down and
influx up seem TO be pretty well balanced
We noticed a number of familiar faces this
week en- route for their homes in the VII.
f--,-.tts
, 1863-10-31

We clip the following items from the
Golden Age.
"From Copeland Townsend, Esq, just ar
rived from the Flat Head Indian Agency,
we learn that Capt John Mullan and his
party had left the Occur dAlene Mission
about the 10th inst, for the Kootenay
country in the best of spirits. The people
here are anxious for their success. The
Captain and his party are sanguine that their
expedition will present another vast gold
field to the hopeful public"
"Capt. Fisk's Northern Overland escort
arrived on the Cottonwood, in Deer Lodge
valley, about the lst inst, and went to Bea-
yer Head with the intention of disposing of
the outfit and returning to the Atlantic
States, via Salt Lake. We learn, also, that
party of surveyors came out with Capt.
Fisk, to survey the boundary line between
Washington and Idaho Territories.
, 1863-10-31
ASSAY OFFICE.
TRACY e EzEHTGt;
ASSA Y TEBS.
PORTLAND, ;;;ssss OREGON.

FO4eA Il AND, : "a; OREGONs
E. w. TRACY, tndl
MARK A. KING, Late Assistant Assaycr in the U.
s. Mint San Francisco
VXTE GALL ATTENTION to tho following Ger
w tfcate: .laH 900
"BRANcH OF THE MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, ]
SAN FRANoIsco, CALWoRNIA, ,
Assayer's Office, Dec. 20, 1861.
" This is to certify that MARK A. KING has been
engaged as an Assistant Assayer in the United
States Mint at San Francisco from Oct, 1857 until
" the present time. His manipulatons as an assayer
have been skillful and accurate. ~
"Partes desrous Of availing themselves Of the
" services Of q reliable, practical Assayer may feel
confidence in engaging Mr. King
[Signed CONRADWEIGAND, Assayer.
We Inakereturns for dust deposited with us for
assay in six hours. .aNH ..l
We are prepared to advance coin on dust forassay.
OFFICE 40. 58, Froat Street, Directly OPpo-
site WELLS, FARGO & co.
We Pay the Highest Price for Gold Dust
July l8,1sG3-tf
, 1863-10-31

AS A kniirbF; to purify
Iand cleanse the blood,
leaYing it free from all
Ihumors and impurities,
we assert with confidence
shat there is no better
remedy than sCOvILL's
BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP. Give it a trial.
It cannot fail to do you
Good. For sale by all
Druggists. REDINGTON
| & CO., Agents, 4l6 and
l41s Front street, San
francisco.
10
lily
, 1863-10-31

Single dash of mile, for $1OO-stal-
lions ;-between Red Buck and Dasher.
Won by the latter. Time, 1:57
REPORTER.
, 1863-10-31

BUILDINGs.-Sundry neat, frame dwell
lings are in course of construction along the
confines Of the city; the carpenters are con
ssQueut-y Kept busy and command -alr wa
goa
, 1863-10-31

4l6 and Ais Front street, San Francisco,
sep5, ,l663,m6 Agents for California.
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Telegraphio News Items, 30.

Tuk President has commissioned the hero 81 Fort
Donel,on, Pttsburg L,udns and Vioksburs - MAJOR
General IN tue reg lar army. Gtn' raj Meade, 'he
vic'or OF uet rhurs, and q c1nquerrr OF the rebel
lions most lsmou. General rl- SEQ commissioned as
Br,ggdirr General in tn regular s-Tyiee.
FREp. DuuGLAss 10 out in a Letter defending the
burning OF BARREN by Colouel Montgomery. cnlurrd
soldiers on the ground that the X Chuuud gov, rn-
mrnt had tccr',d the death OF every uesrO soldier
that should fall into their hAnis.
1, The draft At PIovid' nee, X, /, on wrdne.day
AMI Thufsdtv, lAvy err, docors and denti.t- were
tab u readily, lut noi clers, man ~ "sobbrd up
IN the Ia CHI. NJ. Commi.sioner Potter, who turned
the wLtel, Ma d.HAu. S,vcTn Of tie enrl ns OH
@, r.. were count In. one policeman 10 'stsn, and
an ther will nrd two sous among he ":sih'u!"
Tcg war correspondent OF the Boatou .IouSsAt
yve Oh instance # AIrbrl show ia. IA. cole a.
/ tettytburg withirr 70 surreLd.i. Having 40 hins
,l., fJt nag Of ru'', he div,d his hsud. u,o h,s
| Auid toss Of laughter hs Unconditional su render
| rr accepted
T,,pE "a. an audience Of shout 500 people A. IN.
| boston, y,,trIizy Prayer ohr ed by Rev. Nj
W. HI, and seleo. ons Of scripture read b. Rev, pr
Parker H. mari. were made BY ~. ID. stone, o
the "a Aa.s. Volunteers, and othess. The who'll
ardlenee oiued IN singing hymn, aud we're theI
Tas people ot Pittbursh turned ont in force q
celebrate the FOURTH" by YORK ng on the for.ihca
tons. Persons IN all conditions in lite took hold o
The shovtl and p'ck, and hreorAckers were general
ignored The resul of this sepsibir display Of practi
cal patriot IN ~ thai the fortheations 10
advanced that the people ZEE. toersbly AssiIs
any force he sebsk may send 70 attsc4 The ssU.
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G,~ Ns.up, claimed "a Thilidelphian, ~ a.
'hourh born IN s "a, While his ih'hsr -M rss'iins
'ampnfafi,. A. CGik. he 1. fu.tnhet Of an Old thd
hishy rep otet Philadel phi. family ~ er7ndithf'
Go gc y al p" Tx one re mot r.u. ~ an seI'
efni. CO - rhile his IA her, the ia'c Il chMd !"
Mead. sue4 asnt OF lsrge seam. Zen setde
fnartied the ,ldest dsusheT Of the late Hon Joan
sergeant, sod member VI the Episcopal Cnmch.
tvs eitT o. Sevaik va grsniy Illuminated lst
nrhi To- honor Of the recent vic,ntics An NJ
attes tie 'tidbgs q thr Ne~sft pAILr hiNk--
risrs and Auerirs0 Telegraph & nrsny ser 'i'-
g.n'iy doto,A'ei sith thiu'- lantern. and mon
desIc su' attracted great attention. TIE SsWsik
UtuI MIA tFN hUldiug "a. sho hAnf 'oin' bib llu
fnin,fst. I1nur,s v,re kini cd. s'1's tired,
echos AID thef deuoh'tra'iYns . ~ oicinS r'f
tie W' ode 81 h the fuest elect Tie fro2t niaul
fefted grca, enthtpiAm.
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A. r,cd - - rcporioJ OF Erujiuin w,rt, th.,
whom sssr.I Wy 80 l.s P,unsy ,v-u.a home, lie
sc-,up,n ~ = elsubor's n mill -hsrint, by
Ike, 90 h.sr.i %. n tie blss Of grain. A. th"y
rois ,s r. .'.. they 4 uss.I their lNus 'or ~
f.ur. n B'rly .l.ir,sel hii y3utg p'yna'e
D., a4uH.Nc h. H.. its.l o. tecouI- IN Drtirt and
pant tie r rfrats & s'YI.. luCcfs SD mobiles.
Very re 'efurred tho rustic, Int 'd 10 b .
st'i.p. " " TIE you may ride bV yourstli," *
c'.ttn. q Ie4uy. ca 1901. 49, ON the ack 4 to
tl'l.,-',I.u b 70 90 IT, not fii, vi' boy vito
10, X. no .i.cr O. IN thd" B'nuy'- sin,ttioq as
g'Atf 4 lie Iyci g. paint To-tfa Is q tie nth'e
snd val, SHINING Ileuty oi 'ame b1t very u.o-
defA'ss are OF fttlue. lie ~as or.red the H.
tineu a. shth OF, but pr ,dcnt.y doc..uei lie
WAS uot r.ca tnou,t TO support = title. ITO iac.-
yleat T pro's y "a L.. rune IN roaiy-insde
snodiv, std be- hs teen wheie sgoh trnppnss
ar in tie market. On ~ IerhsIs have purchased
g.. bsr ueicy VII IA Wesi VA +, roor - sccep'.
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Great Naval Feat,

The rroIinity to shores Of the pifa'e Alabama
g'nv,nt,d w. fs- -,etssince, rom duly rep ftinf
The sccompbtment 81 = navAi fat uupMsIeied In
,te eonstru-'lne history Of the Z. : Nsvy. II VI"
no'hins ,', than the u lias Of 81 iron rad YES
Of -r iortte p-otoetcn u IL oAt of CDif''r'. Z.
and the .u'.'Gu'n: .epafa' - her d.flsfen, sec
tious, Al t'ct'h pmen' Tor san francsoo. Had the
Aiah.na .ui The TNcouy he, aware Of the sc; they
-O Ia tfu't'lv NV. w cIrd The vss.e cary NJ the
iron c.,t. bat even then they -ould 6ni her IN mus
SOM - h.r me-, important p,ro. Which were" NJ
overland The name ofth. iron c!Adis C,manche sac
hui' p, The .sr. -soot, ofJ.rsey City senator
gy.n { taforui. being 4 her chief contractor
The pro-',. n All NJ e. ,pArt vas never s;t-mp
ed thp navy bcf'rc, ard "a. cnineu'iy -ucce@irl
In b.. ,Ae, every hvt being put n ~ pses b fore a
,ngI p,rtic Of tas hull 49, taken down. When the
ifereni pr'iout Of the ~o't VI tuiidint we're IN
vh,d me Cot1snche, fe-iur on th- s'o"ta IN Jer,er
trv ufe., ltrd be appsafsnc of IN tic'.or battery
a n ct .rsdy for wee L. ~ AdmTa Gtegory IN.
,te cd g., u before ~ sepA %, sud cpp I'D 70
'h' Ssvy Drr,r'msut the complete ,ucccs, Of - .
~. Ilntrt Uidrts to iakc the vessel mart we're
the r.u.d Nv VI. III tb'ct. Who 'upr Intended ~ .
~ tho .tlp. ard h. thirs "a no 90 ner
aid 'lsa d.n" vessel -as tn that.red 20 cary
,h"1ivit.' tnttsfy 10 Moro Isani S-vT 1rd, vhef"
~ guns 10 niOut g. nd her n'ui-siun MI u
10 'u' '.re ... Of the OF Ameucs Tie C-msnche
IL u - .
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RoBurp OF ego 900. - Yesterday morning
about O'Clock, as man named Joseph Cooking ~@
entering the Erie Railway carr, ~ J'feJ CITY, ZONE
peron picked his pocket OF about $4,000 Ia BIZ
lie felt the person In the act, aud drop his carpet
bag on q seat, containing 1850 in gold. made his
way through the crowd look up the thic and upcn
HI, return the e.rIe, bag and gold we're also m'sins
one Of the parties arrested and committed to the
city pls.n.
SUSPECTED oy Fowl PiAY.-Coroucr Farrell
Of jersey City held an inquest las, might upon the
body Of . woman named Mary Howe, rcsid.ns IN
Warren street. under circumstances ~hich led TO .us
pcion that she hst met with foul play At N hand.
q her husband. The investigation revealed the fact
thst the vas Of very intemlslst habits, aud
that her death caused by congestion OF tie brain
produced by nttmprlanee.
FIRs.-On Wednesday night, fire occurred
in the building, corner u Wayne and Greene streets,
Jersey City. occupied by Hutton Lacy, Chichester
n Co, aud ohers The In idc Of tho build ns,
together with tn. contents we're nearly all dc-ttoy-d
| The building VA d,IuAfed about ss q. ON vhich
MesNs. Hutton and Lacy we're Insured ior $1,000
McsUs. Chichester Cos planning mile we're insuI ed
| for $4,000, which will cover their los..
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sun k.s3, sun y Z 90 Neon r., 013o- II W. ollf
CLEARED.
SHIPS x.mmou, P,n,mn Quick Step Live pool
tBItshI Autserp
BAEHs R.fcu " Ie,tpIdt. Marc llc,, Chant
clcer Dor, "A uncr. Ntnd1n. Slernstovn.
RRlGs- Msnysnill., Bc.;ou Csmuch, Neuvitas;
Go. v Cogsn. SAtanEA, LA-w"rt, Ainiii,lAn.
sCHOOSERS IN Atkins, Milton: Annie Laurie,
81 Marin: Gef,aea, hh,abethp-o.ti Matci man,
El,st-ihport. III Nor son, Pouec II Cook, Acco-
m,c. samuel Gilman, Iio,ton; Nm Hunt =, New
orb snr T. Bake, N, r',,l Denui., A.hington
+, ace, lAtmore; Msnsin, For r.. Monroe. INcsc-
tan. - I1hi, y u Lsc. IT, d.: Garibaii. GcnAive.
" C'pn.n, st John, y b. lousviile Do od,hc
O.osou, Nj .lh,ids Mar "a, Portsmouth; Lion, do
.sLooPs Irauki.n, Ailv,lIe. Hummine Bid, New
Haven.
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{ ms'oos ~ I'D ph!a. Ruggles. Philade.phia Erica
ton, from cruise.
| SHIPS J + wheeler, Cardin. Humboldt, Curhs
ven: hsz". O. Am,la, Wcst Coat Of acI'co; Por.
mouth, l.ghorn. " s'un'in, Liverpool; Antarctic, do
| EARkS Arsesn, New orleans; Snrd AnerNs. RE
men avg IA tNru'n, lsirfno; British Mona ch
L'shon. Noiag r, Palermo.
| briggs Fartuns, Cur>coa; El,, u, Newcastle
Keuu hrc, II AichA'lt, AEores Any, Porto CAhello.
sCUOONtRS Echrss. ~ KITS ! Van ZAndi
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| CorueiN >cwhlry for Port RoyAl Marietta, Rqndou
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-10
WILLIAMSON BGH

ACCIDENTAL PonoSIso.-festcriay morn
Ing, Coroner Barrett held in ucst 1t 80 li6 North
5 18th street. Brooklyn, r. u, on the body Of cart
man, named John Smith, Who came to hi, d, sth on
Wednesday afternoon, BY drinking ounc, OF
laudanuIn, believing II to be brandy. The deceased
v 81 year. old, sad leaves wife and four children.
CoS.RAruI AroRN The loyal men OF East
Sev OIk had an illumination last night In honor Of
the recent victories OF GenefAls g ant aud Meade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-10

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