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We think there is no doubt of the tact that Gen.
Smith ia elected Governor of Virginia for four years
rom the first OF January pext We cannot announce
his mai ry. bat il will ct two three thousand
over Flournoy and very large over Munord- He will
have n joricy b3th il the Grmy and among tue peo-
pie.
This result is whitening rebuke to the miserable
party ckaers who sneakngy sought to influence the
result 10 favor of old party aud pontlc abs.
There never anything so dIsgraceful in politics
as the conduct of thse selfish aud unprincpled m&n-
With their country bleeding at every pore, end the
minds and souls of the people struggling in the throes
OF terrible revolution these vilianous trcksters, IN
county court house and CITY cljques, sought to win
party triumph in election IN which party should
never have been thought of. With four candidates IN
the field representing equally the two old parties, there
could have baen party, party feeling. But these
diton of things, and would not rest until by every
dsreputabe species of influence, they induced one OF
their candidates to retire in disgust from contest 10
which he saw be to be sacrificed by his old friends
for the bases OF party purposes. This accomplished
they were jubiant. They predicted the election O.
their remaining candidate as inevitable Ia then
press and on the their manifestations OF joy al
the supposed of their trckery was unmlsaka
ble But their hopes and their plans have tailed then
most signay. The Richmond Sentinel and this jour
nal were prompt to expose the trick, and the patro
people were prompt and detest it, and they hav
rebuked it by eecng the care-worn old veteran, Ger
Smith, both Of his opponents, by handsome ms
iority. So may it ever be, when political schemer
under the bypocrit!ca and sneaking disgulses OF nc
party prossions seek to accomplish party ends 10 th
midst Of civil revolution.
Mr. Flournoy would have made good Governor
he is very clever man, and incapable OF anythln
mean. Had he been elected in the regular order
things, none would have complained He has gref
cause however to ask to be saved from such friend
in future contests.-Lyaehburg Rep.
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NOTICE ~

EIHE SUBSCRIBER, at June Term 1863 of tie Court of
/ Pleas and Qlarer Sessions for New Hanover County
having duly qualified the Administrator of Michael Reg
ister deceased hereby notifies all persons indebted said
estate make immediate payment and ali persons hav
ing claims against the present them within the time
their recovery.
June All, 1858. 206-ltE37. 81
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children apy more you must join the Southern army,
for net r. intend to go to the North. Is very
smart she is now cardngshe says she don't want the
Yankees so get her. he babs is growing very and
can walk must say my home is in The South, and
in the South intend to stay. Write snon
l remain your wife till death,
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NOTICE.

YFyHE SUBS CRIBER June Term lsG3. of the Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New Hanover County
having duly qualified the administrator of George McM
LAM decd hereby notifies all persons Indebted to III es
tate of his intestate make immediate payment ard all
pers having claims against the present them
within he time prescribed by law this notice viii be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
JSO. J. MCMILLAN, Adj mr..
June TO- 1863. 2O6 1t 81 3t*.
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~ returned Steele was repulsed Blair was repnlsed,
Ransom. Logan McClernand, eyerybody-we gained
nothing OF ground. We lost In killed and Wounoeo'
in less than half an hour, twenty live hundred men;
1t was everywhere the same, down broken NH On,
der showers OF grape canister, fragments OF sneS anu
musket balls up long assent covered Win anosl
mpenetrable abattis, broken into honoWs neary mac
cessibe TO pedestrian in the most peacelui lmes ano
searched in every corner by the deadly messengers from
the crest Once up there, wide oltcn the opposite
side resting nearly perpendicuariy Twelve leet tnen
high stockade from whose double oophoies death was
flashing forth increasingly upon heights beyond
fort m3nne3 with guns upon the right and left works
with cannon pouring murderous entladng hire along
The very ditch into which advance were croWding
vainy locking for place in front of them access
bic Ii was in vain-they could not get over If there
was no enemy beyOrd unless they should first I'LL up the
ditch batter down tie stocsadeR, or mount them with
long ladlers. And so the gallant men who had gain
ID tie Or ct line Iegaiucd the hill bcyoud and The
second assault Is ended.
General Car is reported mortally wounded. Coo
mel Doiings is killed Colonel Stone, OF Iowa, has an
arm of Lieutenant Colonies, Captains aud Lieute-
uauts without plumber, have gone down. Killed or
wouuded in this charge, which General Sherman
pronounced more deadly than that which took Be-
bastopol.
We have now scnt for spades ard hereafter the work
! Of reducing Vlcksburg viii be done more by digging
than coargIDg. 10 day Sunday is quiet everywhere
! The main wcIk going being the transfer Oh our
wounded to hospital bOa-s on the river.
! ARREST OF THE REBEL GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA.
Ex-Governor Moore, OF Louisiana, arrested some
| weeks since by the Provost Marshal Of Paq1emioe
! Parish I3 and taken 10 New Orleans, where be re
! mains il military cusLo dy. he Era says
! 'ihe capture Of Thomas .. Moore, the tineran
Governor Of this State next that OF Alexander Mcl
/ ton IS probably tie most important That could haF
! been made. lie has BEEN conspicuous counsellor 0
treason for Iumbr # years and 1t just ana prope
that he and men of hi stamp should b. held TO strc
accountability tor the evils they have contributed t
brinq upon this city, this State and this country.
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----=== ON nj tntf,it,ssn, showing in.eyery
rs might inun asrapers to level with everyLnl
at bT tbsr price at from sl2 to $40 Per AZ
* are men who are selling ne the weekly
ravaganI. vii demand 81 per year after tne is'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
TgEHE SUBSCRIBER, at June Term, 1858 of the Court
of Pleas Quarter Ser sOns for New hanover coun-
tv having duly qualified the Administrator OF Thomas
E. Armstrong deceased herebynOthes all persons ndeot
ed to the es ate Of bis make mmed ate pay
ment all persons having claims against the same TO
sent within the time prescribed by aw or THIS
notice viii be pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
Il. L. BORDEAUX, Admir-.
r,o 1o.b lee2 $780,.
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MARRIED.

In this county on Sunday the 7h inst, by Joseph 3
Bunting Esq. Mr.. PATRICK hckAlGEN, to Miss eA
RAH G.. SMITH.
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Col j. R. Jones, of PennsyIvani who commanded
the late Federal attack position at Gum Swamp,
in North Carolina vas killed behind his breastworks
by the forces that pursued him on bis retreat.
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W.
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The news reporter at jackson is receiving the
blessings of the press generally. The Florence
Confederate says he does not seem to have sense
enough to 90 in when it rains
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500 REWARD.

- RUNAWAY the LIST May, 1865, negro man
* EETHUShLA, belonging to the estate of 0lichael
Register. Said negro is about twer years old
a. ark copper color five feet or inches high, weighs
40 bs has the back OF his hand, has b8ct
woov hair and patted-he is also very qulci
snokeu and sammers he write litf'e and may h-v
written PASS for himself will give $50 reward for his
deli4ery to me- for his confinement IN jail that nay
get him. C.11ow,v .n.
Moore's Creek Kew Hanover CO., June 9Th 2032:-S1l*
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick county, the met by Franklin Gel.
loway ESQ.,; Mr.. ROBERT R. CLEMMON5, to Miss Ell q.
ABETH ]. HARPER, al of BrpEswick.
In Robson county, the Fad instant, by Raw James
Sinclair, Nj. John J. KNOWLES, of Sam son County
and Miss MARY ]. DAFFERN, Of Robson county.
Biblical Recorder please copy.
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EGNEECE

FTSHE SUB SCRIBERS taving qualified at the June Terri,
1861 the Court of Pleas end Qlarter Sessions f.
the Countv of New Hanover the Administrators PEN
dete HE Of the late Edward Pigord hereby notify all
sons Indebted deceased to make payment and those
having claims against said motif to
them within the time prescribed by law this 'ottce will
be plead il bar Of their reCOv ry.
JAS B. PIGFOBD, administrators
r otb 1899 10 - 973t*
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From the Jackson hi.sissip plan.
,Yaffara In Arkansas.

The little Rock True Democrat of the 22d ult, for
copy Of which are indebted to our friend, Maj John
Tyler gives alarming description of things in Arkan
sas The policy of destroying provisions and i'm
plements of hushandry has been practiced in Mssis
sippi wherever the enemy have penetrated it. The
bosom of destruction follows in their train everywhere
Evidently they have adopted this system of warfare
against women and children and humanity. How long
can we continue to treat engaged in such mon
strous heahensm prisoners of war How long will
Our army conform to the suicidal usages OF civilization
VIXEN we have such? What difference does L make to
US whether We are buchered hung under the black
flag or starved to death by the inbumon policy Of our
enemy The time for taking prisoners has passed. un-
less our enemies speedily desst from war upon cur wo-
men and children.
We subjon the following article from the Demo
crat
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DCoMm
proper mpe
WnF
din
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STRhYED.
~ FROM tie Subscribers residence on the ToPsah
FEsggA Sonnd Plank Road, three miles from town, on
49, Sunday night last, dark MULE with one eye out
~11 nsv liberal reward the OF said mule, or
for information that will lead to his recovery. -
'0i ~ JOHN f. SPIl Err.
r,ro ,4t, 1eea 2Ol-4t
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A MYSTERY ExPKA1NED.-The following document,
which is published IN the Richmond Wing OF Friday,
having been given to that paper by friend of Major
Reid Sanders shows how The papers and important ds-
matches entrusted 10 MejOr Sanders were obtained
Cory LONDON; oo'n I'M 1a a.. oI :, 80" 80
Tbs is to certify thai mate OF the yacht MercG[y'
Commanded by aptaa Arnold Harris ara owned % HlbJ'
Reid Sanders Said yacht vas Captured ny lhe yam &c
CCk8dng squadron the morning OF the 9th OF January
The dispatch or mail bag with heavy weight was lowered
into the water by myself and saw 1t until 1t disappeared
into fourteen lat OF Major sanders ana
nnnosed thai al letters and dispatches were III the Dag
,hs sDuk bat Amusement We afterwards loono out
thai Captain had distracted from the bag n case
c0utauine dispatches which ne delivered TO the zap
tam Of the Quaker City captain Harris msp9uVered Inc
va0bt from the beginning il such manner as to ensure he
canure after capure Captain Harris was separated
ir6p, Us and was sent North supposed with MS re
ward CAPTAIN Harris had rot the power TO take the Gu
ire bag or doubt he would have done So Msor san,
1ar nd not the OF his hleIty hence lis
abt 10 abstract part Of he dispatches, which besdss
he must ave done while all asleep on Inc hght OF
the ard of January Except for the foul play OF captain
Harris in the maj covering OF the yacht there is scarcely
d0ubt but that would have successfully run te
| ade. Ma+o Of he Nercuiy.
i "l'he6S ~ 's J.PHARO,
:. ?. oOHlER.
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The Battle OF Hanover CONFERENCE.-The to the
uSmory u a Gallant Man.

The Battle of Hanov.r Court-EIouse-Justicc to the
msmofy Of a Gallant Man.
The following is an extract from q letter to the
Richmond Sentinel
s. The Hanover COurtHouse affair has never been
anrreciated by the public 1t is one of the most bril-
liant of the war ard will be regarded by the hsto.
rian 1t was here that Gen Branch, single handed and
unsupported with his brigade kept il check the
whole Of Fitz John Porters division, supported by
cavav and artillery the latter of the United States
REGULAR service Considering the disparity of numbers
"a single brigade with or three pieces of g ht ar
tilIery) rot more than twenty-five hundred strong
against fully fifteen Thousand it is indeed miracle no"
Cen Branch could have held out 60 long, nhlctng SUCH
severe blow upon the enemy and then brought of bis
command in safety. Gen. Lee wrote congratulatory
letter to Gen Branch, thanking him for bis signal ser
vice and compinenting the daring intrePdlty OF the
brigade"
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FOUND
I'm. TIE TRAIN OF the Wi'mn2ton and Weldon ran
| J Road q Ladies POCKET BOOK, containing money
and few papers The owner can have the same ~ de-
cribing property upon 70 the undersgned
1S w. NJ. POISSON,
Ticket Agent.
20A&37-lt
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s oHff Ts 19 3 ooIs GULL
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The Working women md ,b.ir Nov.
oN this sp' Jet, III. NV y Mr. woufr .pel,f
o. .ollvs


'"h N'AN "iHiN ~ wv wv.
Perhsp- upon no c'fss Io the "uArd tnss" 2,
WI 'l,i- se'ei'p ~ pm w.
,oL-u,ui, = IN. rty see "a, -.,,,.,, .
m'ut @. tie ar. ef are ~ q al .uyIlyiI.. .n
! a-'soi yoIuS men 90 .. ,Le U.ttct . p.rtme FOL
oil hisites'. A. lens urt 40 - Pm % .r % .
INV ctug "a dry : cds erss 100 I. De- r.t - o.. o.
were '"o AMI sha iJes 40. avn " ste 10
" On th'r own f'eul. ces snd labor II 81 -t..'
Tine thoIgh rot ~ proportion, ~ s,e vsc.u ..
Tor ATM. TIE uufnt.- 4 yif o and voIen no.
stores IL, low.y.t, rHmf srsiye su4 J. n
great mas Of 8 en- ,rg,.ci "a ualuact1i e.
r ooirsk rts, hounsn, Arh - flw' e, ere. I,s
Ife,sa aud srt!cl'. oi sFpsr,', her" hey '
paid from - 10 % - ler woes, .nI r nt' o.
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nspublie 70 graz Gel g. .sfn ESTE, "a .
rost etup'oye havin' .uree"foi ~ cha n.ng b..
orras,d vsse', have genera ret 'usd d. their
WORK Tt.n demsud. ssre .o rcssou. 'e tn.
jus,, aud q entirely with he rnsas q tc ts.
spe tts cofui les 10 grant, that u a.ro.t ...
con ,iysils a. the directors A. Id ta,e 81 o's'I
tc 30 u'y . rr coed y sI'retr,u,s A. o.r
city =, lfo'i Ines m X on,rinous f, 90. .4i p
the rnotopohe' they ENJOY An Can vi. sF ri o.
10y ttsif isui. = ',ir ccinyeuesi ufttLe = dr.
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SEWING MACHINES.

GROVER \ BNhtkS
~ CfLfRRAItb SEWING MAIH,>.-
-ttA.d he
IIIGut~r PRENIIYs
hh ~ ALL COaPt TITORs
FOR the Tot sunl SOWING htruine h. h. IS, NAM.
iactutlng chine, sLi the best Machine VIZ
At the following state Fairs IF '~..:
INV ltRk, IItINtl.
v kapN !, NItli.iAN
ftNNSl Nv ANA, Tow 4
uhl'r MN CKN.
lNl'l NNA bEkt,bN,
MA a! ever Institute and County F.ir whore ,r
h hted
SALtSkpOh> ~" BRO ADV AY, new YORK
Guh j.! ~ LlON STREET, BROukLlN. u
WAhTLD-PUk,HASER FOE or
w sin ,cr. No. 90 machines; those rn.chip.,
have be but little used; " II be ,od for s5I esrb
APP At 10 blurn ~, Newark, y j, about > minutss
wax nom Market ~. d,pot. lhe subscriber viii
,he ,htte mlchiaos 10 any par. Of " York city on
b''"kIi II TO ~ ichaseTs 83s
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vsrlTWAn. NCrECEX.


A MEETING OF THr YOCSG MINIS
hn.mocrs,ic Cub Of 18Th district Of the 18th wsrd
60 b. held In Concert Hall Ysy ave A. 90 ssiurd,y
sv r9 p nov xcsAs T tAs,sG SEE hf ~
DFDPLE AND WORkiNGMEN CAN.
L iidste for Aidern an. STD Aidsrrnsnic District.
PETER Mcknight is
rz1ll WARD DEMOCRACY ALL RlIHf--
Al large and innusn,i,i meeting q the Jses.on
A.oci,tion Of the tn And sdyoinins wsrds, he'd at
Of 5;rsnd street on WEDNESDAY evening, the lith
Instant. Michael r. Gibbons, t-l, ia the char, tue
.oly,s III, is ernbers % this X.soeistIcp sh,s :.
pledged BY their -ofds ot honor 10 support or vote
no candidate IT the ensuing election Who shall No: Be
tno~n 10 have slvays been faithfully attached Il ~
restoring our distracted country and lie tim
Ion And otisins bases. htet .bieh tho xs,oestiop
Al burned meet again. O. the came place, on ss'ur
LAY evening, u h inst., q Q eloeh ior the tu1oss
hu'in ,.a,usy come before the meeting. MICHAEL
GIBBONS. President; WIN p; BOYLE, Nios
COBsEfIts O'DO>NELI- Treasurer, pro TEN. lcs
10TH WARD DEMOC Ratio WORKING.
~ rnen's mon A..oe alton held a mae msstint.
on lhur,day ,veuing Nov. 18Th, Of thco 0. Of SO
10 ' ave 70 o. CHARLES DEvLiS FOL Aidsrmsn. =; d,
Mr.. sEAvER sod Others, .hsn The follo.ips r..oiu.
tons sere offered and approved unan inc usly Re
.olvti, that ss voit nrmen are bound 10 hopov
those Who have advocated our cause, and thu, u IL
~ and 'ried friend IN the lie Of our city, vhos,
one and uniform cour" Of hdsity to our cause will
b. sqsr.u'-e e b; eond d., 10 the futar. T..
for Alderman, In the .nsuins municipal elect on y.
have Who has never dc,srted his ooors. a. the
eiy. usyer 70 desert Sim tut to -ort fstnfaIy f,r
hun a, he has eotted ior ", ill -s.ecrI. his trun
! mos. MARTIN. FL QUINN. r. NELLY, seefe-
| tt''"s. us
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g'Di.s'ItaAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION. DEMOCRATS-THE HON
toa'eu'Io.s NJ do up from the City Inspectors aud
rr'"i II pti nts. will assemble thi. saturday ~
trruo0u, at . % .ock, PM In front OF IAmmany Hall
O. hife-. tnt4E luIIsnst on o. the sttempt TO force
up,5 'sati CANDIDATE sho cannot enlist their sup-
H,Ii, rsr c'nrNsna safH ''nIlsv., May pEM6.
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W. WISH IT UNDERSTOOD ny All

NJ. D " lNii ~ ' Nlff " ib''i' ~ Az
w non Who ar. employed m me manu- &C. -
mi To- work, thu me men 10 Tho employ 'i '
'O\pI'G havo struck for an sd'nrcs IN theu = b.
re- \ committee waited on Nr C1nd -, raf VI
C1ufe'. t,ius NJ e. comfy sith thc.r request, the
committee th,u TepoG ed 70 the meet NJ, ant the
... r = 81 10 tni n TIER work. and nut Md We
hope tIrt ali ~ 'hs tfic' vi .'tu.c 10 8 - sof1
% NJ. Canic unIt'5 h. cornplyt WITH he i'ile.t
~ 'lr committee. VITO ~ t6d on him In hHfNf ~ he
rno EN- p'ovsd bv him At The i'm" ne strF"
vs. made. a, 81 A - WHITE o.. 1hU pr'c',Ne De
Tnauu,t Veie the came a. y W 10 oth DO IN TIT
CO.. NJ el.,vhrte. Aud Al wno src ir'ttr.t.t VA q
% h tI- tc.lcrt'u IS cuur- q % meet thrtr
FILE ttht\. chairman.
\cv YORK. oct D., 1865. a.!
NIHbELW RIGHTS AND kSNI1UN
w R-Has. mass meeting 81 b. held -1'url "
o. ming. %. Al O'Clock ~ ~ sd ,.'et I'm
rud m svr. -
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~Asnls"rps .,ENsr aE.,r .....r,
NV \ M

Vu.eher h'a,A Ter %. -.Loas BE- p..,, ..
Il -uad ssshs t-al4 ii ON d. l,At.. Pro.
60, ~,.U. soup, as. nv tou, Ala NtAl,
fo,S H., Iorncddo. Al Lsm.s, aaiu. con.
h'c, Az.
B.ttr, de, per d. butter, l+a?Oc. CAUcse Ia
ltc E'Rhe-h, 60 -uc. laro, lac.
=, F'Nt', I'r lhic4 app,as .pv. ,h'1iT, 20.
~ hush. ., Jv 'u'rants 10, J.
F"'. ger T. ila nu, c. hr' oh. I'rl ..
y .'. t-s sf.I. r-. l-i., Ale 20. r u0 ..
- W..t ,t. I..I. san .., " H.
y 'rn ,". t'-. t''H, rs,n.u ,..".
+ tN'''l, IA'. i.u' irH &C. p's..t. Nr
ti-"' '.,p-, .-a' Io 1 Obs. .-.....
SMOKY 49, 900 , BE- I..-'r D.
T. "l tt', use SET s. nI.H, I...', H. h.E o.. e.
,,fsr sueE.i -,fl. li.-" pr 1850, ..i
'S.S .. l1es' d t.,.,
.~dn.S. 4. .,.. N'. .t'4lt r...' .Hf .ft
Nc 'tr I;C rsr f.. ..CE. 3D..
"a, 90 ''., 'r
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-"---''." . t..-. $50
SH.o.tG A,dta, 100 % llama. As. c sauI H.
lO. Beet, slts. Baeon, 4.c. i,ngLs. ga l.
C.sar pSIk- Lac.
Use DRvis's Ryc Coffee, th. MT iutro.
duc"d and -uNer or to,l n t.ft n.r. q. E... . .
y \, .rd i.u . ton a., hr o. .r. A. u, .I.. ...,.
cel' neraiu I..
For the Iinis-Barry'. T-irnphrrnu.-
The beet and cheapest aIlele Sold BY drusasu -
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uHIiL,r pEI,E PAID FOR Old BOOKS.
- ne~sp.pr' anu waste Na7-g, q hENILk 8, 81
AL 81. Ca! sn4 ,se M lnrx. zSl =
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,y,rEvfES OF WV YORK AND vIClSi-


4 held ~ .scoi -.gu., me tins on Ihursd.. a.
.h' Ia.t ~ va uumetolsit attended hv 'i~ craft;
O code II Fenusl nw. wst unariu cu-iy adopi.- eud
he soc.s'v no. w vsrv f.u -sy ~ lceominr Of
great nplttance n the milling f-Ncruitv. Ihe =
No. meeting sill BE- hell 81 the t'n ard Hotel on
90 .rstat nisht newt ~ : d. o'tnct. = VI, wtsu = g
st.erH are III n iIct. j. p,r'irr1ar,t invgrd Wv
~Mi1ft. Ptr.dent ~ GtNL tLNN, 1resslrrr
Kenny NICkk ~, Secretsry ~
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Tlil ,ONFEtIlO<lHS 1RADl NlV\
SOCIETY Inc mcnt e., of ihi' >Oc.cfv win rl'ssc
moe. ru 'c it.l OF Novpu N,r. &C.. e. - =. ~,
- oritrt. !. - hro going 20 settle pernantn NJ
ac ut rretiur, the t'ore " vii pc mecca ny Tor
vr M riltr o. - pie.an'. Confer nU.- e NJ"
ftr.ri.if be- '1r ,our interest "a 20 - u orf ~
/ u T. ca IHBt ri, presidsnt. !. WA Ri l.,
. sU.. fflfy 80
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

I,EFESE ST VI +. CHURCH. Rctw-cu
tIUo me aud s.rns '''. n , ! n WARpLF,
T.. or. ~ tieaeh ~ morr'' - 'r. " ruh rCi'
'rlc " stIll W Nv ft''h o. ma. At o'clock. y
suit Get The htst step hcat. rvs...' Lecture
On " dn-.dir even ~ lavor r'"t'ns On ~ iav
evening Sssts rec. II
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>'OT, ''-lTT SACHiSiSTS PRO1KC-
4 I've t.oci,'iln. ln,.tuted June So Ch.r.
'--I M -l3 40 hereby ,ofbd sll .,rties t-cm r.
.ng NV nun at ons directed tn tbs Assoc.
tte- n 20 III eets under persty uf the ~. M :.
~, ,-,t, r, ( B1.srv T.. S.GFNT, Pre-. j. j
* we ti.e Pc. NA Mr,Ii RI, Rec Ser J.
H. VEputR, 1rsas. 4 J. y air, jane, tsvanef, :.
..tt VI h,.tius.. John Ia nv. Itu't.ss laI
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TN MfNBEGS OF TIE COACH PAIN
,-.' sc ETY. ar requested g. attend aile tins 60
held u Tursdsy. 40, - n. ~ = u'c ocs. q toe
to.t.i u IIo~ery. to hear the commit report on
u-uIl-tiu. the 9th htsnchss d the trade ngeih
90. suo ssl'of tlerticn OF ot-.' ~ order Of v.
pAN SOS. Pc. John N.ukA1li, SC \.
llAPuiNi. =. DONALDSON. T.. VALENTINE,
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NTDAE WAkERN' PKOItCIIVE INTON
- A..or ntion-A sesst naser. are resp otinlly IN
y n. .o end the stecial inseiiuR n thu Asocia
itop. l- -Aturisy 18Th inst. At y. W a. Turn
h IIr. Z e. 90 orch = as Ihs business on hand Is
~. .0Iuovsnt LEWIS COM, iresid'nt .'2
~ SuDtH OR NOT
1 me- lt.. 49,, INV 'ed - ,'teni u-stireN ,
n ..rs Yr sunday. %, ~ 4 ~ West a2d ". be- " h
~ m uNc- n. nfItl = d. l-fnmlii.f- "
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TEADE, KCTWE~

bTykNIi1S TfNsMIfHS-TNsiF vi
n ,ssus. Nee'ius - Tho Time. fTcte,ive
Intof. a.id A. t,fsu-da Hal. ~ Myrtle AZ. hrrt
IN tt.. ve "a. a.. II .hor.d th.t all i'1n.ts
~ - or..r - 'u.int.s ~ v.G impnftsnce 81 ee
'fsnssr'td ~ order Of Con rii''ee. 40
Al AEEilNu or INK IlrEJGRA-
n .t'- pr,'ss held on -aturds- evening", 4 .a
rt1 shst tac ioovirg .aoi - lee AIRED u srt re
on ,ni ,rs' S0nfiy, Spv 'ih Me-. snvder,
gissk = ,tIru, " Nt,ism A.. iosrte Bros ~
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