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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-13

DtssoLuTIoN.or PARTNERS uIp.--it will be seen by
hotce IN eur columns that NOVEL; 4 Warner have
a,ssolved partnership in the Commercial College,
VT boWel continues to conduct this cxcelle mt and
heurshiug institution, and is highly qualified for the
task' Our business relations with him have always
ooGh OF inc most pleasant and satisfactory character
aud we comend him and his College to the continued
Daily Republican.
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70 NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF 10Th sExEs.-A reverend
gentlemen having been restored to health in n few
days ater undergoing all the usual routine and rreg
ular expensive modes of treatment without success,
considers u his sacred duty to communicate to his
aicted Fellow creatures the means of Hence,
on the receipt Of an addressed cnvelope he viii send
free copy of the prescription used. Direct 10 DIR
New York March IL
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n@0~ Our De0H says there is an Abo-
litionist in town who has such hatred
against Coppcrheads and Liberty, that he
refuses to receive copper pennies in ex-
change for goods.
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sD-A counterfeit five dollar note on
the Bank of Northumberland county, Pa
is now being circulated.
Also one on tue Northumberland Bank;
both are well executed.
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Ba~We call attention 10 the speech of
Henry Clay, on our first page. How true
prophet was he; and how certainly the
country seems to be going in the path he
forctold. Ponder, OH ye people, pom
der the words Of Henry Clay.
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BsE~ We notice by the "Carbon Demo
crat," that DR., j. G.. Obi, of Summit Hill,
late of this county, is dead. lie was a
young man ofpromise
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SPECIAL NOTICEH.

~ The Commercial College will be conducted by
tho Principal, d. w. Lowell, who takes the opportu
MY OF turning his hearty thanks to the public for
!helt h9bral patronage heretofore bestowed on the
institution and invests their attention to the mproy
ments, ID. w Lowell
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sD- Harry II, Davis exhibited his cele-
brated Panorama Of the rebellion at the
Court House on Tuesday aud Wednesday
evenings Of this week, to large audiences.
We have never before seen anything in the
shape of Panorama so much entitled to
public encouragement as this. The exc
cution of the paintings is excellent, and
the battle scenes, fortresses and strong.
holds of the country appeared 20 good ad-
vantage.
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VggOOy1 SHgEJHgG.

nsE~The absence of the editor must be
an apology for. any sins of commission or
omission in the "Democrat" this week.
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s@-The Selinsgrove Literary fustitu-
tions had their Spring closing exercises
the beginning Of this week.
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WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC LEADER,

All payments to he made invariably in advance.
he friends of democratic principles and the Ameri-
Union, it is sped II interest themselves in hel
ping to give the LEADER large circulation Get up
clubs Immediately. Address
PINE & LEWIS.
No. 1903 Z. Third ST., Phila.
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RIO OCONSUMPTlVEs.-Th advertiser having been
Il restored to health in few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with Sc
we're lung affection aud that dread disease sump
ton is anxious to make known his fellow sufferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre-
scrption used, free of charge! with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure cure for consumption, asthma, bronchitis, &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scrption Is to benefit the afflicted and spread informa
ton which he oonCeves to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, it viii them
nothing, and may prove Il blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A, WILSON, WIllamsburqh,
parch Ia, 1868 -3m Kings County, New York.
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Uniformity ofPrioes "A New Feature in Business
Every one his own Salesman! JONES S co. of the
Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No 204 Marketsreet
above Sixth, Phiadep phia,
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made
pressly for retail sales, have constituted every
his own saeman, by having marked in figures, each
article the very lowest price it be sold for they
cannot possibly vary II must buy alike.
The goods well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that all can buy with
lowest price Also large stock piece goods hand
of the latest style and best qualities which will be made
TO order in the fashionable and best manner 70
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, in Market above Sixth street
No 20i. JONES & co.
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HsENTESTR Y.

II. G.. II O w Il Il,
SURGEON DENTIST, q
S-.sss~rrss RESPECTFULLY ehers his profess
FsteEsgszsI lonHl services to the ladies' and gentle
VI YyTTsSA mon Of I'll oomishurg and vicinity, He is
SSLA5 prepared to attend to an the various
operations III the line of his profcs0n and is provided
with the latest improved PORCELAIN TEETH; which
VIII be inserted on gold patna, silver aud rubber base
to ookwell as the natural teeth.
Mineral plate and block teeth manufactured and all
operations on teeth carefully and properly attended to-
Residence and o1hcc n few doors above the Court
House, same side.
Bloomsbury June 6. 1863,
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RsD~ Too SEVERE. Walking up Main
street the other day we overhe ard the fol-
lowing;
Young America, No IL tell you,
Sammy, what I'd do with these internal
Abolitsonsts if were the boss.
Young America, No 2.-Well what
would you do, johnny
Young America No l,-Wby I'd draft
'em all and then make 'em 60, and then
Id make each one march and fight along
side of a big niger.
Young America, No 2.-Ab, now I
wouldn that would Oe too severe on the
poor niger
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Estate Of Patrick Tool, deceased
r FILTERS of Administration the Estate Of Pat.
Lrick Tool, late of Centre township, Columbia co.,
deceased have been granted by the Register OF COum
bia TO the undersigned all persons having claims
against the of the deCendent requested 10
preseut them the Undersigned, his residence in
said township without delay, and all persons indebted
to make payment forthwith.
CHARLES TOOL, admir-.
Nav oi lS63-6W
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First Glass Family NeWsnaper.

First Glass Family Newspaper.
1t will be controlled by no clique, nor will it advo
cate the claims of any candidate for office until he
shal have become the regularly nominated candidate
Of the Democratic party But will ever advocate the
decisions of that party, to both measures and men
Besides containing a weekly summary Of all tele
graphic and genera news, the weekly leader will be
enriched by original reductions by some OF the be 81
writer's in the country.
IT Is TIE PAPER FOR THE FARMER.
TT Is THE PAPER FOR TUE FlRESIDE.
IT Is THE PAPER FOR THE PATRIOT
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IT Is THE PAPER FOR TUE ARMY.
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No one should neglect to subscribe fnr it at once
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ClRt ULATE THE DOCUMENTS
THE
Democratic Leader,
A double sheet Weekly Democratic Jomn.
al, Of Eight pages and Forty
EtghS Columns Of rea-
ding matter.

The attention of the Democracy of Pennsylvania and
of ether states is called to the importance of extend
ing the Ci rculaon of the
WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC LEADER.
by extensively circulating newspapers (while the
Democrats have been comparatively indifferent to this
method Of influencing the pablo mndO the abolition.
lists have succeeded in increasing their number from
few New England fanatics to party which now con.
wake to ofthe necessity for reaching the minds
Of the people?
THE DEMOCRATIC LEADER
s and will continue to be firm and fearless advocate
Of Democratic principles aud of the interests Of the
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interests Of the country II will maintain bold oppo
sition to all enemies of the principles of the National
Constitution and of the rights of the people, and will
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is, and the restoration ofthe Union fathers left
it,
The Leader, besides furnishing
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and expressing its own views thereon will contain all
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Together with Miscellaneous reading Poetry Stories
Anecdotes,
Agricultural Matter,
Religious Intelligence,
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Market Reports,
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SS5" Tile Weather.-The spring season,
so far, has been rather backward on ac.
count OF the dry state of the weather.
Within few days. however, we have had
some refreshing showers, and all vegita-
ton is advancing rapidly. The fall grain
We are told, generally, looks very promis.
ing; and should the remainder of the sea-
sou be propitioIs, an abundant harvest
will be rewarded of our farmers.
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THE LATEST
By Telegraph.
B0MBARMENT OF PORT HUDSON.
OFFER TO SURRENDER.

New YORK, June IL.
The gunbeats bombarded Port Hudson
day and night on the goth uli., without
meeting with any response.
1t is reported that Gen. Gardner offered
to surrender the place if allowed To march
out with their guns, provisions, &c. Gen,
Banks declined.
No important news from Vicksburg.
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BOOTS & SHOES, HATS 4 CAPS.

In shar egefy thing usually kept IN country store
The patronage Of old friends and the public general
by, is respectfully solicited.
The highest market price paid for country produce
PETER ENT,
Light Street MAY 30 1899.
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TallandiS ham 8 ArEesL

The arrest of that ave and able csf 7uder
o. eo-s,itu,ioDsl rights at the Nor h-C. L.
vAIs. dig gham-isa g. evz Mt Which ought TO lead
10 some great corseq :ences. Whether it will
., uos remains to ts seen 1t may b that the
SMALL rios, so soon suppre ssed, the arrest Of
lumber Of Eallsudigham's frirnds, together
with the extinction ef the newspaper at Day.
lon called the Empire, of which Mr. " wss
the editor, Is to ths matter II 1t stops
jus, there, then indeed the Northern people
are under the control Of Q despotism unsur
passed for it's efficiency. Mr.. VaIlandigbam
wss .ndida,s for the Office of Governor Of
0hio and was receiving evidences from popu.
lG demonstrations wnicn jus ifed the hope of
lis election. 1t may be inferred that the step
taken BY inc Government was prompted by the
iset For long time it has discontinued the
arrests Of citissns Of the North on suspicion
Of disloyaltv, or for words uttered Val'an-
t!ghsu never has ceased to declare his horror
VI the Lincoln despotism, ard 70 d nouuos its
r.urpations of power. Bat even when Lin.
'"AH "os o1ipo'Ah6 tAVuboh'OS 0Au hA'1hS u4o
prisons, he wo Id not put his hands on the
fearless Congressman from Ohio. Therefore
his arrest st this time betrays sense Of exi.
eeuey not before entertained.
Whsther or no tho people agreeing with
Vdlancigham will tamely eortemp ate his i'm.
pFiS nm-nt-win uncr mplainiDgly and inac'
lively acquiescs in the arrest Of their great
leader and hundreds OF others If their fellow
ds!s-ns-tims must discloss. Certainly he is
not the leader Of small par'y--certainly the
wave sgltsted by bis powerful intellect was
10 snail one--apa 1t would indeed be strange
i sbe scenes depicted by the last arrival from
as North should be the last Of them IL The
reaI rsverses OF the Federalists at the Will
a''nsss and Frodericksbarg may give some
Encouragement to the opposition and elicit
nome further evidsnca Of it, vitality All we
an ray is, that il, after the demonstrations we
A.ss heard Of at the North, there be q uni
"1@l submission there TO the atrocious des-
sa'n ss Warrington, then the Northern peo.
re are moi fl for free institutions, and should
aos b allowed to enjoy them.
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MORNING. MAY 70, io6'


u,,,a. have no power to express the emo
"-,,ch the death Of Jaokscn has aroused
s's y. ,nb,ie mind. The heart Of our whole
" ~. hI..d. over the fallen hero. whom they
~ "A we'll because hs 20 loved their Gauss,
W. ", -,na;csssd II, not only with vase energy
WV as .oor.es, but with the most complete self.
10 ' -..ion, .inplisity, and sirels- -mindsdnsss.
49,. ~.s such IN entire absence Of prstsn.'
-, I vanity, ambition, and elf in every shape
S.n, Gen. jackson, that hs had become .
.su,.r ,dol. The affections Of every house:
~ !, III. patton were twinsd about this great
1 ". ,n..,ssh warrior, who, two years ago.
a, unknown man! He has fAlls n, and
..., v.sps bat not - those without hope.
y, s,sv, more glorious can soldier ask
..s, the lap Of victory; NO future brighter
49,, that which awaits one Who united with
d. soldier the saint
sor 10 ,hs loss to his country, great - u =.
,...,.,sbls. No donbt the pussils Ysnksss
in b. encouraged to believe that, now that
T.,.,on i, dead, the suhjugation Of the South
!. e.,,siu. Let them cross the Raprshannock
..s,o and The delusion will bs dispellsd The
r.,.sps Of Jscksons corps, the men whom
). I'D and loved, will show at the first
.,,o,ppi,y whether or not they are
sssasbl. Of svenging his death. True it
!, ,hs, amongst the galaxy Of Confed-
.,.,s ,,sr. one has disappeared, but
o,b.r, are left equal In magnitrds and bril-.
p.,ev and. as the darkness dsspens, still
o,o.r, will bs revealed, of which We now
tnov a. little g We did two years ago of the
op. vs have loe,. A, the head of our armies
|, niII the great Commander IN Chief, whose
us.,.rly combinations Jsckson assisted to
..seu,s With unsurpassed vigor and success.
Around him are clustered q group of such
men ss Lopgs,rse., Stuart, Hill, and others,
and no doubt, not few in the ranks, tfor this
"a, bss been the best kind Of military echooll
who will yet achieve q renown fully equal to
,h., Of the departed hero. Most OF Nspo-
l.ous grss. Aarsbsls were unknown men,
sua sross from tbs ranks. snd why shouldpo'
lie Southern army, whose privatss are in
,ueh large measure men Of education s. well
y splI, equal and even surpsss in these re-
,uses the armies Of France. Only let Dc
sesss to idclize man. and put our trust in thst
Providence which Jacks on 70 eorsanily and
rs,srently sekno "Isdged a. the hope and
,aes, anchor Of our cause
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In APticulo Mortis

The Washington Chronicle says ''ths cal Of
'as nation, in her great sgony, lfer Ave hun.
sF'd d1aousand mea) should reach every hear"
We have no doubt II will; but the sensa.
s0ns produced will be any ything but sgresable.
The nation meaning thereby Lincoln & Co..
nay call with all its lungs but when tho de-
ssils of the eass,iy srna8e Al the Wilderness
'aus 10 be known, the call will awaken ian
Iony" II horror In every heart which It
'saehss The natural resp nse viii be, why
ion't you 90 yours~lt1 O'd Ahs, w. II. Saw.
ard, Washington Chronicle, and other belli.
'oss throats Of the hat,on, ell nearer the eceu-
0f eonnies thsa those you call upop, why don't
you g,ri on your ewords ard hurry to the
bloody banquet you are 10 ford Of inviting
other people tor
6H ill these remonstrances will be of no
Nsi The i've hundred thousand may a. well
maze up their minds 70 follow the i've hun.
w'd thousand who have gone before them-
Aho II they have not the courage to resist
1Aaeo'n'' stsrding army, what may they OK.
P.e' WHEN they come to O nfront the warriors
"lo have 20 often cut the minions Of Lin
e00an 10 psscss7 There 10 dismal prospect
Oe'of' them. Their on'y encouragement IL
'0s eenfession which the late battle has
'''afssd from the Washington Chronicle ,that
,a' aAs'on 10 In "hsr great agony" We
s0n' qasstion f.. She will bs In grea,sr
.sony ysI before she flnds relief The posi-.
su''y 'aas tho rebels may get to Washington.
"llea has always haunted "ths nAtion," 10
Nv '0ooing mp 70 fearful probability Only
.Spp0ss "the na'ion" should fall into the
.1s. OF Jsf Davis! II 10 too fear 'ul to con.
~up's'" Unfortunate na,ioni Il q near it,
- 49,, sasP. With laundering words upon IT,
~. II" lighting sgainst destiny, and alowly
w. 's'n'y strugg ing to its dying grasp
.aew not what future Ell prt Il viii make.
= nov furious may BE- the furry Of the dy.
~ whale, but our confidence Il calm and
oas that The Power which hes hithsrso mani.
49,. vndiess*d our cause viii continue 70
a''sae ths dsvisssof our snsmiss end naks
~" 70 every occasion that nay asiss.
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d Mt; but be wsa not prepsr. as present TO
state at wtat result Her Msjesty's Govern
msnt might arrive.


TRg RAID N vPsvNA.
The Washington Chronicle, Of Saturday,
My 9th. publishes tho following
Tns folio wing Official dispatch wa. received
at the headquarter. Of The army ct evening /,
Yonxrows, Va, May7.
AJor General Halleck:
Col. k"P-trick, with his reg'msnt, the Har.
ris Lgnt Cavalry, and the n Of the Illinois
18th, have just arrived a& Gloucester Point,
opposite this post. They burned trs bridges
over the Chiekahominy, dss royed three LARGE
trains OF proviaions In the rear Of Lees army;
drove in the rebel p ckets 70 within two ~
miles of R chmond, and have lost Q " one Il,
L elteDant aud thirty men, having Q. ptured
and paroled upwards of three hund, ed pris
oners Among the prisoners was an aid Of
Gtn. Winder, who was captured y ith h1s %
cort within the eptrenchments outside cf Rich.
mond. This c.valry have marc ed re .rly
two hundred (200) miles since the ), of May
were in ids ofthe fort, fieations Of Richmond on
ton, on the Matsapony on the 5th destroy cd
al the ferries over the p muokey and Mstsa
pony. and q large depot Of oommiss4ry stores
near and above the kappahann ck, and came
In here In good coniition. They deserve
great credit for what they have done. 1t is
one Of the finest fsats of the war;
RUFUs KiNo,
Brigsdier General Comd ct.
The New York Herald, Of the 7th, does no.
seem very hopeful about the results of the
F. dsricksburg fight. II says:
The public kas been 81 of On misled, dute !,
deceive }, disappoin I'd, snd lifled with by the
aut; orlties ut Waehinxt n thai, in rpIts Of The
spiendii fighting OF the r .ppahal n yck, it has
a. length relapsed iato comparative inoiff,r-
encs, Q. set,lsd into the cousicti' n thaa this
Administration IL totally incompetent cou.
duct the wsr, and that there is no 10, ger any
hope Of the very speedy snp ,rsssion of the
rebellion.
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Reprehenssble Conduct 1T 10 stated on the
best auth ..rity that tne oondu t Of the armed
guard stationed around tho FredsEicksbasK
care, on their arrival in this sity, b nod
disgrsosful TO them and insulting 70 gsntle-
men who have n put up with their inpsrti.
nences, in the shape OF rude huatlings IRON
the cars, and the ats Of arrest IL the party
complains Ever siuce the bxsile q ChaDoeI-
lorsvi orr CIT xsns, Aud ciiissus Of o.hsr
Sta 90, h4' astsuo. ON ths arrival Of the
cars for the purpose Of euoeoring td. wounded
ky reE. slusOt', and lsnci. aseissanc. In
CITING them to the hospitals; bat they cannot
6e sx, ed to do % II they are rudsly -
pu'sed from the cas- By the bayossts 81 the
halt of those citizens Of other 6rat VINO %
to the oars " meet ,hsie Woun1ed relatives,
and ~ rudsly do LED the privilege, thar our
o~D, y ho have ~ sxpse,snse learned 70 seAnd
ANYTHING.
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THE RNRMY ADVANCING Up TIE VAL.

The latest advices We havo from the Valley
1spfsssnt that the enemy had advanced HE
forces a high up - HankinsvilIs, nine miles
below New Market. Ia Shenandoah county
Two rseioents Of infantry, one Of osvalrv,
and battery of artillery c.mpsdAs that point
on the night Of the 9th. Our forces In the
Valley had fallen back 70 Hrrisonbasg An.
other report states that the Yankees have 90.
cupisd HATisonburg, but We think this doubt.
fnl
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Denied 1t Vas Catsd yesssrday that Pet.
rick Cursis, who died ir09 the s9ssos Of heke
given MIN By Q man named Ls0b 0eheil, W1o
"a snbasue agent" Tn,A, W. are inscrmsa
BY fnsad Of dsosassd, wss not the eass.
= hen hs received the wouads whieh rsoalse0
in bis dsaih and during ssoss fear Weshn haA
been engaged - N Ageaa Of the 0ov-.nusns
in buying leather. He Wa0 Q ohos uAkoe hY
trade and came feo0 Noysh Carolina
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Not Dead.-Ths report puhlishsl n sensAI
the papers Of sAs deash ef CunWay ueuos6.
Of tnis city, nenbsf of Gen. 4 p. Hllre
stsn, and Capt 3. W. bsassA. Of III Hi.
n0nd 0rays, tufae o1t 70 have - Ibaa I Il q
In fses- Captain Howard belag sspe1zs1 ~
the Y.nks-s q The haesls Of CkneelesesillSa
and Captain BfaneA esaapinv ussagG
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Miscellaneous Seventeen YAnkse prisoners
were rsceiv. d st the Libby ON ys,ts.dsy ten
bel ng'ng to Stol eman's csva'.y, were eso-
tued on he r .pid.n. 4 sh. hardrsd hon
A Ia ,a, Ga, were sxp+ cssd last night fsm
Ly, chburv. Several thousand Will HsobA ably
arrive TO day fiom Gain-a Station 4 c 0Gsy,
of Harrison o.. s.ns to Cas.s Thune~r - .
hos.axe, WIS discharged BY order Of @ .usssl
Wiud-r yssterday Z .nsom Wa hipR.On and
r ick Wilson, e. Q negroes. have 6ssn lodg.
in tie Mi i'xry prs IN on tho charge Of auid.
z the Yauk. % during h-i' rst ems q d .rousd
Richmond. hobt 8 P.rk r, 20 ass ing tol-
ers to dss.r', and T. 'xnk Living. n for lei z
u spy, b we heea lodged liz Caste Thuudsr for
tri.L. John OrTeii, . bmgi r, who rsosutly
escaped from ,hs y A., fas hesn rsasYe.tsd
aud conducted 70 his old quarters.
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HsstinSs Covr3-Ths rsxulaR noaahly
to, U VI tue Hastiuxs Court coumsnesd y.s.
t-rdsy Present Recorder Csskie, asd Al.
dsr@-n SAa1sy, Br y, Tab rlst: saA O. ~:
Soon after the Court Va. opeasd is 81 '1snsA
unsl ,his morning, ia ssssi9ony Of p.es ser
the memory Of GEO. J.ekson. The G'aaA
jury whicn assembled yssss,dAy slss adjeasn-
cd until to-day 1t II o'clock.