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TAKEN up

A Nd committed To jai by the military authahtles
~ NJ Chattanooga, on tbe I'd of October isG7 and
more roCantly committed ny M aotnp Justice ol tho
Peare, Gt the county OF Ma milton, Tenn. on The
18th of Dec. 1862 negro by who says biz name IA
JACK, and that NJ belongs oJ Ohu Pride n Hpnria,
White county, Team. aaid boz N black, "a years
I'd. feet I inch high. The Uvnei IA requested W
como forward, provo property " charge snd take
hiu cot ~ jail. J, n SWAIN,
dpc7l ih0r.
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tOMNlNSRbN UOUSE


No lO2 MAIN si. tYRtHRUBU VA.
The undersigned hive associated themselves tgeth
r andrl ll'c siyr aud hrn ot Jdme, z Scoti & Go.
tor the purpose OF couiuc inR general AUCTION
q ID COMMISSION ~ SlNl.SS. They hav. rented
tnai large ana tIegaui bplldmg, M ld2 slain street
LynchhnrR Va lately occupied by Jun. I. Davis &
so aud un the III day ol leoeuueI next. viii b.
ready u receive Ner hamiise 0l an kinds tor prlvau
aud auction sales. They snhcn oHs ignuents o Nan,
liirtnri aud Smoking lotacco Sugars Momsses.
Coffee ard other Nrcerles, lide Cotton und Gotten
Fabrics of all grudes, Wunleu Guuda luois Shoes and
talher aud an othei Ruoda usna " G4ed fir sale
lhelriirst Auction viii take places 20 an early dsy
70 december. OF which duo notice, with catalogue
y I'VE published.
They respectfully rear 10 the merchants and buA
eS nlcu oi Richmrnd Petersburg lhnse and 9th
. cities ui the south whose a,d ana co.oreratlnt
vll he Guly appreciated
JAS 2. RCOTT
or the htr llrm ut' Jphn r. paylo Il co.
HkhN Y. Roc OCK,
WIN. n, PARklSHt
Members Of the drm Of Bbcpck a pardA
The concern N Bocock 4 Parrish ~. Brin,
sir"ot, viii continue a. the old stand A. ns,ui
dSlrAm bQlW X \ ? ARRlSH.
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FAYETTEVILLE. rr>NrssEr,
E.l,u.,.y 10 Jurg

ENkOILiNG officers in .the State OF culeSs,t
T. Wir ~ once enrYI .s cons up's, yl ,lil erS b
their resp ct We DISTRICTS who my be absent without
cave net. lh.I commands. Tho rrrj'lup oHicer, II
tilile lruucs &C viii send d.,cuptyr iulls uf lh
nircr. suerrrilei tp the CumuaOd,ht Ol Camp o
INSTRUCT IT, Bt tNe,levi 70, tennessee. The enro'
{ officers IA Elu Ten essne vii srud similar t's
riut vr rolla tu the comnandsut Oi cou,crpt5, a
knoxville, leBne-tee
h. y. BLAKE, 1t. Col. C.S A.,
ichtl4w Cnmd o Con for Tennessee.
ga tmt Tennessee papers copy four weeks.
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important to Enrolling UiIloeir.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. |, 1853
VIE order Of Ch. Blake c0mnandanl 0i cnnscripA
i offering $50 reward hT The arrest N conscrip.s
entities enrolling Ufcers ~ The reward When tho,
make the arrest contemplated by lhe order.
Each Enrolling ofiO,r II itquirf 10 make n Z. .,
orpiive rollh h rnsoif, and brWRrd Il immediately
" CHl Blake Officers at clnactilt age can retain
tie omce .ly promptly enrolling aud sending lUrNard
every ounnctlpt within TIER rttIectiye districts
JOHN l.. HOPKINS, A. DO,
tebzl.tW aud Sup Enrol inp Oflccn.
IN Fast T0nneRser paunu COpv four VIE T.
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Farm FOR SALE.

HAYE for mla Fum cbptdnng 100 acres, cd
i jouiug the lands OF Mark A. Kennedy, situated
ou The Miss lnary Ridge tour mikes East of Chattas
with a -msi csh theron, nursery " fruit irees
select spp os and pcarg-snd two good springs
lehlg I'm g.. 3. Blt' kNER
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,hatL,utog. FeD. 2, 1865.
.iFICENS U,igue1 3. dWy Gt thl- Post, win CON
- Ply With paragraph VS. Army Ee-uatu,, t.
lyuId ,uuiu-i6n lu accounts. QmreIe not obt4lur,
t'lr ugh mr wI not be paii tor, add cuzr.- s.e no
ul Il thai viii heIe,itr rec gui'c no cluin for hli,
or rrt, mueaa they hold orders t,ou M.
Febl3-lm b. g. JONES
Mai Il ON
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nn- lit had' brrn tor the "nigger" Lin
coin never would have been made Prrfid 4.
Wboi he exposes The couirabamls to the me'cy
Of fro and sword in tho Geld, ho Is guilty ol
blackest ingrat ude
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"sUmtTglNG NEW. .

700 Bush Hcfd glass seed suw n,m Fb to jun
80 " Uithttu' " 80
50OO Spai ish SCgaw,
q r.-s best quality, Ia i'or Ma chos,
rs Boxes ch Zee Canuy On f0h B Xrs)
. 2Uu Sacks Ground peas-ior sale, frclsl.hv
mars lmr JOHN l., N. thENCH
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DSy- A 4" Confederate in Yankee uniform
is only reverson Of an old fable-and the
lion Il IL that dona the ssaeo' akin.
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va A berry thai grors pili, up North,
oocasionaly--Sauls-bbryi
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LATER

PoRr HupsoE. Feb y --Cl MiIl5 Lisor
itb Louisiana. Cola Hunter aud fipnn,S liai
terlcs drove the Yankees from Poi It Coupe
The enemy ignomlnlnusly retcat'd at mo ap
poorauce Of our lwee
ltisrcpor I'd that the force Of Baton Rouge
is 10000
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vr 'o~-. ''-., Glory pr'al Ue'r' 1,uowo rs iEe
C''r Uar-.. .'s.- 500 i.~- 1r, uiu-o -oaT he
aac~v r-r1'.'-,a1 JJ RnYAN.
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Trims on TUITION


2snary Department s. % per -oodon.
t,DH dLuib. IA ~
Freshman Class "a -
snrhnnpre 10 40
JUNIOR ~ 10
~euiur =" Ib UU 90
Music, Piano Guitar or os m
Melldeun, ." w
hdoigh Bas- Comp. &C.. rs 90
rsnch and other Modern
Language, 70 NN 4" FHgh
luCdrn'u Frt,. ..,.4..... I on
no the uruImeutil Depa, tment flll provision viii
~ MI g.. 90 tre old paty prces.
Tho 0tue ul payment h une bali ln advance lbe va
y thp mldlr OF ttr term.
Hoard can BE- ha1 il good hmillfs, d d o. cunycn
ent bmfdius huuse kept purbHseV lof y.uug ndie
a. reason bic rates gantlng from ilh 10 go ~,
utn'h, q W Parks.
,tC30 secreisrY ind rrearifef
Paper Paper Pap I'll
,loOO Reams Letter Paper Tor tae. 10 i,ta " SEA
= tuf h,sau. JONES, DOWnY &to.,
fb71-7W Dai0u 0a.
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cnReTITrITEs VAvrrn

TWO Chou NJ do'l9r~oach. win tr ngii E,r lve
steady, able bodied roen of fnrv~iv IN dnv
ctft wears oi gee apply !n rer7on or bv letter 10
'eNel-r j. n WILLY.
L..LI.r-
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PoSr HuDsoY Fob "a. A Yankee lorc'
400 ct oug is marching tuwuds Mog'nsa
he advance IN ria thousand strong = o.
tause RIVER. ~ mues lrom lhS point ihi
is drtln' an imporlan movement, and, dounl
'rss prompt steps will be takcl TO arrest II.
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NoEE OF THE Tl0RfDA.

,biosuE, March 2 --Tha Tribune. earns from
from tapl. Heywood who has taken us' For d
out OF this or, that there were ume O,uJN
aders in front of the entrance 10 the harbur
two pursued aud by aid Of their powerful
.resncl hghs they sgnallz.d he Florida for
40 mica The chase chase coutunrd l9 nums
but the Florida ram out Of view aud ON he
way destroyed Il new Yankee brig un her i r..
voyage laden with sugar moasscs, aud un
h5 whole vaJueda al Sl4O0O0.
The sp ed OF tho Florida - ijmIesan hour
I'd Capt Manitt isgrraty pleased ain h'r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-06

Joint reS0laionSF From the House inviting Col Fran
els Randall 10 address the Legislature this Cluosday)
evening, On the and kindred subjects; adopted
from the House, requesting the Governor solicit
arms tor The STATE from the general government
on military alaiTs.
Biis fundamentally Mir Stafford, altering sec 81. Of
oh 50, OF the general statutes, relating corporations
To con on printing.
by Mr. bean, 70 alter the time OF holding the county
rout IA the county Of Orange gu motion OF MI Stafford
referred To the senators tom Orange county.
Senate o ~ in addition to oh 20 of the general stat
uies, entitled "Iepairs on highwEps, which had been
made the special order for this time, taken up the
question being whether the bill shall pass.
Mr. Cree moved To commit 70 a member TO amend, so
hat 'he hBh"ay surveyor shall be lined hye dollars for
each neglect Of duty, after he has received due notice
that The road may need repairs
al hhglesby aud Mf enid opposed the amendment
ar Sadlrd opposed the bill and it was rejected
hqpoHA.- Ar haioid, for Judiciary CON, IA l22 re-
stouug Friend Weeks To his egal rights aud privilege
passed.
b, air Cce for com ou claims II 30 for the relief OF
WIN sumner samuel Sumner and Jonathan sumner 3
By M Bradford Tor the majority Of the com Oh print
hs ayAnsl pnnnug oeuate ol 49, to organise the mi
Nj Williams OF the same COM moved to lay the bin up
on the table and 10 order the printing Of 800 copies He
thought that the bill is important one, aud that 1t Is
II should be printed.
Nj ntoushlon opposed the motion. and 1t was lost
yses has TO- the yeas aud nays having been demand
ed by Dif Williams. 4 he bill then refe rcd ~ Tie
com On military Affairs.
by Mr Richardson, for banks, with amend
ment 10, IN amendment to Gee ch So Of the general
statutes, cnuued private corporations
On mouon OF hr richardson, the bill and amend
meuts were ordered 10 lie
By Mr. Bean forgeneiAl com with amendment. Senate
bil D, Ia incorporate the Bur iugon hotel COMPANY
auivndntms agreed 10, aud bill ordered 10 "a reading
~ u " u" Incorporate the Lawrence houses
pAhy anu ~, to incorporate the 81 Adams hot, eon,-
pany both passed.
By M bass, for com printing against printing SEN
ate bill 49, IA amendment VI ~ OF Oh 100 Of the zen
efal etatu 10 com roads
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cause they can have from the several proa'c OF
hcers Of their fees acctuing under the PRESENT law
MIR Hinokoy stated thai he ooked up the matter since
the bill was up BEFORE and be was satisfied that thct
ought to be change made, and he toull not sec Oct
ter time do IL than now. He argued the matter AZ
some length.
Mr. DOR stated he had examined the qucsii aiien-
lively since the question was discussed before, aud n'
stated many facts that he hal discovered Tie thought
a change ought To- be made, and When wrong was 10
lighted or good thing estab she'd lac coud not see the
ptopficty Of waiting
Mr. Woodward said be did have any peculiar inter
est 10 the mattel aud had no been asked 20 say any
thing the subject by he friends OF We measure uu
Whenever wrong was cunclusively shown 20 him he was
Tor fighting it, AID would not favor delay he war m
oteases the business in probate Offices ~ well as No. othe
Offices and he for raising the salaries 10 the uisthc
proposed To an equality with husc n other Districts an
10 a sum commemorate with the amount N labor per
formed
On Inc motion to reconsider, Mr. Pcnnock demande'
the cas- and NAYS The yeas 10, and The nays ~
50 the vote was f'uiusidcftd
The Sd rtainu ~ The bill was then ordered
/ On motion OF str tyler Of Wilmington. adjourned
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enrolled in the first class, of the whole
number assessed upon the State, as the quo
ia Of the State of 100000 men required by
the Presidents Proclamation, and has been
credited with any surplus of men furnish
ed by such town, above all quotas hereto
fore assessed, including the quota of such
town under the draft and the quota as
sessed and stated in this order is the num-
Dor to be raised by such town to serve in
the old regiments, after charging the town
with its due proportion of the whole mum
Der to be raised in the State, and deduct
ing therefrom the surplus, if any, previous
ly furnished by such town
The second column states the defcien-
cy of each town under the United States
draft, aud is the number of men to be
raised by such town for the purpose Of
filling the new regiments and battery here
tolore ordered by General Order No. 2, da-
ted August 8, 1868. In assessing this quo
ia, each town has been charged with its pro
portion, according to its number OF men en-
rolled in the first class, of the whole mum
Der heretofore assessed upon the state, to
be raised by draft, and has been credited
with the aggregate Of the men drafted IRON
such town, who entered the service, pro
cured substitutes, or paid communication
This quota will be reduced by any number
of men, who have been held to service I'M
/ der the draft, since the date of the returns
OF the several Provost Marshals, upon
which the deficiency as herein shown, was
| computed
The third column states the aggregate
Of both quotas assessed upon each town,
and is the whole number to be furnished by
such town for filling the old regiments
and completing the new regiments and
battery, which the State is now raising.
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Adiutaut and Inspector General
sUPERNTENDENrs OF REcRUIrlNd.


SUPENNTENDENTS OF RECRUITING.
Under direction Of The Governor, Adiaart Gcn-r,l
Wa.hburn has issued General Order so 3 Nov. g. ls3.
appointing the following Saperntcnd-nts of Recruiting
The town aihyed 20 each superintendent name is ls
station.
John C. Bouocs, Niidleoary for Addison prola,,
noble r panshse, yerseane., for New Haven r,o-
A. r. Lyman. Bennington. for Bennington prob,,,
Mason $ Col0arn, Manchester. for Manchester p,o-
bate district.
Gates Bulard, g. Johu.bary, for Barnc,. D.nuls.
atoion, Kirby, Feacham, kycsaie, ST. Johnsoury and
Daniel y. Troll Lyndon, for Burke. Hatdwios. L,a.
DON NeFarki Sheffield, sutton, Walden, wheeloek aud
O O Benedict. Burlington, for Burlington. Colehe..
ter Milton Wesuotd, sheibume, Chariot and st.
George.
Arson Crane, Richmond. for Essex. Hine.burrh.
n;aderhl Jericho kiehmond, Bolton, Huntington and
james W Davis Island Pond Tor Essex Comfy
| Jed LAdd. Fast Aburyh, for Grand Isle County
Julian "A. Dewey, ST Adams. Tor Georgia, Fairfax,
Fletcher, s. Adams, sWanion, HigheAe aud Sheldon.
n r. wood Baker field, for Fsirhed Bakersfield
Frankhn.
John A Child Hydepark, for Lamolle County
d, tdct
Roswell Famh.m Bradford for Bradford probate die.
trict
Vim. W. Gtout Barton. for Barton, Bloomington,
Chareston, Derby, Glover, Greensboro Holland, Nor
gan, Salem and Wesmore
Pliny II. White, Coventry. for Albany, Coventry.
CIafsbury, lrasburgh, Jay Lowell Newport Troy and
Wesifed
Wheelock g. Weary, Rutland, for brandon, Chitten-
den, Clarendon, Dandy, Mendon. Mount Holly, Mount
Tabor, Piusheld Ptt'ford Rutland sherbune, shrows-
bury, Iinmouth aud Walngford
Pit W. Hyde, Casteion, foi Benson, CAstleton, FAIR
haven, Hubbardton Miidetown, Pawlet, Poultnel,
sudbury, Wells West Haven and Ira
Addison Peck, Montpelier, for Montpelier woodbury.,
Cabot, Wore steT, Calais, Marshheld Plsnh,ld, East
Montpelier, Nj ddlesex. Waterbury and DuxbuIy.
George Nichols, Northhed, for Northheld, Roxoury'
Warren Watsheld. Fayston, Berlin, Barre and More
town.
AbishAi Stoddard Townshond. for Athens, Brooklins
Dover, Grafton Jamaica. Londonderry, strattoni SON
I erset, lownshend, Windham and WATdsboro'.
Franklin Sawyer, Brateboro', for Rockingham, "e't-
minister. PutneY, Dummerston, Newfane, BfailleooI''
/ Gu ford, Vernon, Halifax, Marlboro, WhunBhAm'
Wilmington and Dover
| VIM. Rounds, Chester, for Windsor probate district
Augustus +. hunton, Bethel, for Hartford propH'e
] ltrfFf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-06
STATE or VERMONT.
AtyutaHt d Inspector Generals Office, !
Woodstock, Nop 2, 1868. {
EENE RAI npnEp No .

Woodstock, NOu 2, 1868
GENERAL ORDER NO. g
Til QUOTAS OF the several towns in this
state, under the call of the President of
tue United States for 800 900 men to serve
IN the regiments and companies now in the
field, and for the deficiency of the State
under the United States draft are hereby
assessed as herein stated.
The first column states the number of
men to be raised by each town, as its pro-
portion of 100000 men, called for by the
President, to serve in the several regiments
and detached companies now in the field
from this State. In assessing this quota
each town has been charged with its pro-
portion according to its number of men
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-06
lMPoRrANr ro sELEcTMEN.

BY the authority of Acting Assistant Ffo-
vost Marshal Pitcher, Adiutant Gen. WASH
burn has given notice that a premium OF nj
teen dollars to selectmen for each recruit en-
listed by them and mustered into the service
of the u. S.,will be paid by the United States
This premium to be in full for the services
and expenses Of selectmen, excepting exPeh'
SEES for rstions and transportation of recruits
John Casey, gardner to Hon. Rod'k Ken
ardson Montpelier, takes the lead on big veg
etables this fall. He has brought in sugar
beet grown this season which measures 20
inches in length and Is IL inches in eircum'
ferance, and weighs 7lbs. If this is not the
beet that " beats all, any Of our readers arc
at liberty to send in larger.
IY- BY accident, the advertisement OF The
New England Farmer was omi ted IN lS''
weeks paper. We make amend by cs''""s
attention to it now, and assuring the iarhe''
that they will find it valuable and wcleom0
visitor. See fourth page.
RECRUITS! RECRUITS "A. h. rSs''
Montpelier, and l. c. Brown, Waterbury'"''
been authorized by Government to enlist
cruts for the Veteran brigade, and s''o
other branches of service. S4O2 bounty ~
veterans, and $500 for others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-24

ID G. WATERMAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Euc1al attention paid Of the Whaling Fleet by
the furnishing funds purchase and sale of Exchange OIL
Bone General Merchandise and the procuring of Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs. ISAAC HowLASD JR., IS Co, New Bedford
&
MORGAN Stone Y Co. san Fraucisco.-
MCRUER * MERRILL, do ~3t3-Iy
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TH1s PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
4 o-Day and ro-MorrOyv.

TO-DAY and Co-Morrow.
To-day lisping child with hair sIn-golien,
And blue % summer morning in hs eyes,
AMI checks agoW with kisses Of new loving
Sees old things new, 18th ignorant surprise
and he the they sing in Paradise
To-day, youth, in pride Of early manhood,
With light Of fir-of hope upon his brow,
With eager expectation u the coming,
wild patience Of the lettering
Tomorrow hath touched the which all angels
bow
To-day, she stands beside the bridal altar;
All joy and promise round about her shine
A truth u n the heart Of him sh- lOyeth,
And her pure bright shrine
Tomorrow, farer bridegroom, maiden, must be
thine.
To-Day, old lingrrs IN his sadness;
griefs digpd deep burrows in his checks
A cold grave with the IoIIgago departed,
In saunmering words is all the boon seeks
with unfa.ering lips the joy aven he speaks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14

and deter the timd officer from performing s duty he
should do
These are singing words, and would mako
come men writhe; but we presume the doughty
captain is ready to justify to the letter.
Without specifying this or that Justice we
may say with absolute truth that the criminal
bench Of this city has been so managed for the
last two or three years as to be constantly
open to the suspicion of favoring law-breakers'
Tho fact need not be disguised that the
bench has never supported the policei ana
the consequence is that, very natura'y, "e
police are discouraged. They say " na'
is the u.ci We catch rogue III the
act; we tako him to the Court. No matter
low clear the case may be. the magistrate u.s.
charces him without even rebukc, AID as
Eke,v as not gives the officer lecture for
daring 10 execute the law" SO the whole course
Of summary justice in petty ofenses has been
checked, offenders brazenly Gaunt their Judicial
licenses in our faces, mock at the laws, and
browbeat any honest citizen who dares to rep
rphend their conduct. The idea of Justice
directing prisoner to make q charge. of
Justice coming up from his stool Coming do''"
from such bench is impossble) to vent his
malice in the character of an amateur Dis
trict.AttorDey is about as cool rs it would be
to open court in u Broadway omnibus, and
discharge prisoner then aud there in custody.
But nature hath framed strange fellows in her
ti,nc md one of these il Mr. Justice Michael
Connolly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
The Canadian pnrIirneni.


The Governors speech VA delivered 20 ParllG-
irent TORY. II congrhuiatee tho couuiry on The
spirit LOYALTY aud zeal in The enrolment and c.saui
zAiiou OF volunteers. II Necessary, bill WI be
submitted for the improvements and extension II the
pr, sent militia rysiem Measures arr 10 be introduced
ior the dustn Of Parliamentary representation;
the bankrupt Law; re.pociing tie administration oi
Justice; tho registration Of titles aud the patent
law.
The report upon the Parliamentary buildings at
Ottawa will DO eubnitlel, with view TO the
speedy c'mpletion of the work. IL refers TO the
negotiations for the Inter-Colonial Ri way, NOD
sHys tie attention Of the Imperial Government has
been called TO the importance of Opening up The
North-Wesi for settlement rni direct coinmunicg-
,ion between Canada and British Coun.hia. Very
favorable results are expected. The Governor hopes
the Commission Of Inquiry mo the condition oil the
public service will result ia bringing the expcudi-
lures OF the province within the revenue. He al
ludes 10 the Cananiin contribution for tie relrf OF
the dstross in Lancashire ~ gratifying evidence
Of sympathy with lcw-snlJeets, aud tending to
strengthen the ties between tho Colony aud the
the parent State.
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Crcas Fire I'm Norfolk, vn.

FoRThK.s MONROE, Thm.diy Feb. II, 1853
Thu morning at 2 O'Clock, fire broke out III the
china store OF e. NJ. Kerr, In Newtons block, cor
ner Of Maine street aud Market Square, and con-
sumed about ten buildings. Tho following firms
were burnt out: l.. ". Kerr, orockery, china, aud
glass; Bakers Shooting Gallery; King formerly
G. ". Farant, merchat tailor large stock OF goods
r. w. CLARK, dagueueotype gallery; iloh heimer ~
Brothers, clothing; John Peters, druggist l.. T..
Tabb & Co., hardware; =. +. Owens & Co., dry
eoods; J. ID. Reed, halter; all total loss. and j..
81 T. Griffin, sbos store badly damaged; Hunt,
Thomas ~ Co., leather dealer, (badly DAMAGED;
Ro,enbers's bat store (partiy burned; Lublin {.
Stiuor's shoe store badly damaged by water and
moving Of goods). The damage is roughly estimated
a; from $4,000 to 600, 900 on the buildings aud
stock. There is some insurance oa the property.
The particulars of the insurance not ascertaned
The fire is supposed TO lave been the work OF an
ihcendiNy.
The N1rtoN Dry Book publishes to-day the life
of Brighten. Yele. Military Governor of Norfolk
and vicinity, who is about to retire FOR more active
service in the field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
The Noyn.sco,inpL Legislature.

HALiyAI, n. g., Friday, Fsb. -, 1909
The Novs-ScotIan Legislature opened to-day.
The Governors speech was lengthy. II expresses
gratitude that while the neigbboring States ere IN
povoIshed by civil war and Europe threatened with
destvuuou, peace regns, capital increases and tie
Industrious have employment, aud the humbest
class food. Ii coDgratuistes the country Tor toe
htLlhy commerce, bounlful haves', enceossinl
f,hcry, expanding coal trade. fair results IN gold
mining, and tie ineIoising revenue.
IL llludCs 10 The eDrollAen Of the militia and the
Loudou Exhibition refers to the iu'erco9nia' rsil-
way aud invites all as a common measure 10 80 ,ure
tie completion Of the greGs onterl ice; promises
measures for the encouragement OF eigrs'ion, agn'
culture and tue regulation OF the gold fields and TIE
francAile. The session promises 10 be long and
stormy. Archibald Patterson bus besn Ggpo.nte !
Member Of the Legislative Council