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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

lie t}Tapcvine espondent - Of the Chattanooga
Rbe gives tie following sketch Of this distngu shed
lea,er Of armies
Speaking OF pleasant thiDgs-peace, spring and in
dopeGderce--lea Is to speak Of Gen 10. Johnston
Do you know that very gallant but equally agreeable
man ? II not, call ipon him. You Will find him most
accessible, and if dist ngaged from the press OF official
business that must dmand the larger share Of his time
disposed TO talk with you in way, which will send
you IF feeling better of yourself and him. than when
you He is of those men for whom you can
re8ist personal impulse of kindness. Easy him
SELF be HIS the happy faculty OF all Of good heart
thrown, also at Very unpretendng, be IS by 70
ence, ard tie education Of scholar ell soldier,
give bim presence which mere Ter could never
impart
Napoleon ia said to have been 10 his mou;cats 81
Taxation chd-lke to those about bin, AMI yet
never much to lose thai dignity, which st
times awe-Dspirng. l should say that with all the
dignity of tie pures eheUalsr de France flor is he not
gentleman of the o Dominion ?? Cen. Johnston is
ouiy awe-inspiring the battlefield. At all events
in the private relations of life be eminently graceful
and gracious setting example of true worth to af-
ecation, which might be studied to advantage by
of the many apostles Of cant and assumption in
Johnston is rather under than the medium height
Gas face remarkable for fuIlness Of EXPRESSION COM
bning evidences OF great decision of character with cul
ure intellect, and at times the most playful bon homms.
should say that deaity, wealth of resource trerchant
perception, quick and agile activity of conclusion were
the presiding idOsy ncrases Of a mind martial by
ure. AS far as have seen-and, indeed, chance has
given my obsel walton considerable scopehis is the
ranking intellect of our army.
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For the Journal


to that postical eusiOn of our small Demo
,ratc friend of Ohio written By private In Co. G. 4otb
RegiE emit N. c. T.
You say she has gcne-:n her passion and pride
Your stormy proved slster-so long BY your side;
You wrong her-her star far aoft in the sky
Shines brighter than ever-a brother would cry.
q, Obi, Ohio, young child of Virgin,
Who treatest ny mother like some venomed thing;
Your feet they trsmpling on hberty's saiine,
: nd crush ng the heart of that mother of thine.
Fall well havs learnt thee thou false hearted son,
Who SCORE st year white mother, from whom Jon once
And claim tie Black Neeress, as mother of thine,
70 crush poor Virginia, with murder and crime.
You cell too asty, Who for years have borre,
Your tsoWl Of Contempt, derision, md scoIR
10 you think that cur sons will ever forget,
Your horrible tIea' m 1t, or terlole threat
No love has been in you. yoar affairs to feed,
The curse il sti.. with you you nourIshe3 the seed,
Till nature has taught to sever the chain,
md wisdom DEGREES, We n ust always De twain
You may fight ill TIA, buzz4rds gorged with -cur
Til he raw st of dealt sweeps DER sell,
Bat never. rev r, will our deer children Draw,
hetreat from Ohio, he shark OF tie wave.
Not in vain is our strife Caroline she's right,
= o GIVE back iuvsdei far cut OF her sight;
Their fortune she wants OF to ninele with here,
The brave S-uthern Lion ne'er mixes with curu.
Your Union exists not, in lake earth or sky.
But in sordd creviofs for oh you would de-
Let bo v all o the widow stop ihy mad Career
Caroline, she row warns thee TIA; Justice i LEAR.
q. Chic, Ohio, greedy child Of the North
Beware ow you brave in their wrath;
their Giro ed banrer vii! he ful5d,
For it's rGht bars Of light outshihe your dark world.
To .yo1r Lcme then Ohio you'd better return,
Drive out the bl' ira tor who taught thee to sParn
Caroline the brave s uthron who Away high
t er sta circled banner forever u fy.
Fort It. Philip, 26th Feb les
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From Mississippi Valley and tn. West.

The latest Vicksburg date is the 18th Feb. The
turret gunboat which created much commotion turns
out to be nothing than large aat-boat. A de-
serter who arrived at Vicksburg the 27th says she
was fitted up with barrels, to resemble monitor, by
the officers of OF the Yankee Transports and sent
down the river Tuesday night This report was con-
frmed by persons who came up on the flag of truce
boat Friday. The rumors, however about this craft
have been and conflicting, that it is hard
to credit any of them. We simply give them for what
they worth. deserter from the Federal lines con-
firms the the former reports about disaecton and
the Western men are kept separated from the true
blue bellies" He also reports that the canal has
been filed up again at both ends, aud they now
deavoring to pump the water out with view to dig
ging the ditch wider and deeper. Upon being asked
what the army doing the river, he replied,
Not thing bat DYING" There are about twenty
two thousand men across the river all told. He knows
nothing of the number at Providence, beipg on boat
sick for some time. The Federals constructing
plank roads from the camps in toward Richmond and
across the neck of land. They go up Pawpaw chute
after the lumber He says it known on the feet al
ten O'Clock Wednesday that we had captured the
In1ianola on Tuesday night. The Federals thought
her of their most formidable ironclads. She was
out her fret cruise having been completed but short
time.
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Beet 80 to IS by the side 90 retail Butter 81 Is
So Beeswax 20 to 70 Chi kens, IS to SOC, Coppsras
rs to so At tsta. Cotton Is 20 cts Cotton Yarn
81 to So per bunch. Dried Fru-Apples Is peaches 20
to GO. Eggs 20 to SO per Dozen Eour-Family o., TO
&c., super, $48 to 500. Forag--Fodder 20 to so per
hundred BAY 81; shucks 81 Fllxseed, so per 6rsh
Green Apples IS to S. per BUSH Gran-Coln rs Wheat
So to s. Rye IS. Oats rs Peas S. to S. B1es- Green
So dry ST. IronSwedes $50 Leather Sole 50 90 per To-
Upper 80. Lquors-CCrn Whekey $40 per gallon APP
pie BRANDY SIS Peach Brandy $is oasses-N - IS per
sallon. Nsils$0 per ID, retail Pork - cs. Oni Us 81
to 81 per bushe Potatoes-Iih IL S. per BUSH Rice
IA to 70 by the cask. Suga retail ing a5 81
sound l2A to l7a cts h. Fayetteville ShesiiDgs
cts OsnabuSs 40 to 90 cts Spirits TurPentine,
cts per gallon. Talow IS to 10. Wool 81.
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Mr. Thomas Il. Seymour, the Democratic ndidate
for Governor of Connecticut, cuded speech, dev
cred in the City Hall at Hartford, On the 9th Of Feb
ruary, as follows:
"These popular uprsipgs, not merely special in
their character but broad and general the universe
air, and sweep, with the wings of archange, the
vast horizon of INSTRUMENTATION and of horrible bat
tleed5 The true meaning of this is that the people
are sick of this horrible atrcida war, and demand
that it shall be speedily terminated atow myself op
posed to it, and ask for cessation Of hostiities In
vain protest against illegal arrests add wicked proclama
tons, if you have got policy that justGes both
l can't for the life of me how great wrongs to
be redressed and tie Union reeatablished, while meas
foot which render it impossible to accom-
plish either the plan Now am for redressing
these wrongs aud doing what be done for the Union
cause l am for getting back tie Southern States by
fair and honorable means, if such thing be possible
and will hope for the best. And want to get them
back as they | don't want conquered, blLod-
drenched States with their ruined homes and weeping
population, to make Union for me i! Such Union
would be mockery of the name. The Union desire
is a Uoioo of hearts aad hands, such our fathers
gave u.s."
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VALUAHLE LAND ktM AhLh.

49, THE subscriber cers Tor Esle tract Of land con-
Co.. tanning eight hundred and twenty acres lying
- Robson county. imPs dHtey on the Wi mIpgto
Chariot Rutherford Rair miles fl ON ID Bauk
Depot, and four miles from Floral oIlege.
From hundred to hundred twenty five acres
of tn above cleared and der The ance Of
the land cOnsiats of upland well timbered with pro
portion of cellent swamp land,
The Improvements are, new and convenient Dwelling
House, with suitable out buildings an ceept well Vi
water on the premises.
Further description is deemed unnecessary az any per
wishing urchsse viii doubt examine for hnst H.
which he can do by calling on atHeW ds Badeu co
one mule from Adan Wells, addressing Back Book
P. o., Brunswick O. unity
Possession will be given Immediately The usual prepare
items have been made for O crop.
D. A. LAMONT
March lIth, 1883 I29 4t-242s
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AErEH1sToR1c MEN.-A work has been issued in
France by d. Iroyon, entitled The Lacustrine
Abodes OF Man." and devoted to the remains and
uments OF primitive occupation the LAKES of Swift
zarand. The sites of six villages have been dis
covered TIE lake Of Neufchate alone, twentyfour
the lake OF Geneva, sixteen on lake constance.
Many relics OF human occupation, arts, ETC., have
been recovered according to Nj Troyon, proving that
these villages nos under the lakes, but formerly sup
posed to be on the lakes, founded add
cupied by race much smaller than apy historic race
of Europe. The relics prove tnat they were hunters
and acknowledgements OF sheep and small spe-
cies of horse are found There are traces of cntiva
ton of wheat, barley, arpes peas etc, and fax or
hemp.
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March 10th. 1863

HFHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale nice farm u miles
from Laurel Hill Depot, and AZ miles from LaurinDurgh,
the W. o. r. r. r., containing 450 acr, g.
of which cleared and in line state for cuva on
cd part being ready for planting There on the
premises large and well finished dwelling house, wi
Ii feet square and dining attached 80 by
feet in each and dinUg Also Negro
cabins ali other out houses in good order new Gin
ouse and Cotton Prets Dung Orchard of choice fruit
trees.
Any person wanting good farm, healthy and handsome
location, can be accommodated by calling Spring
field Richmond county N c. between this aud the 18th Of
March next. N. w. McNAIR.
Feb 26. 1868, ll7-6t-23-ll*.
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CLINTON, ". G.
Feb. "a, 1868.


FebTu Try l6, 1868
TN CONSIDERATIONS of the high prices OF medci, ard,
fact every product of the country the p ycans
of Sampson county find necessary increase their orig
nal rate Of charges. They would respectful appeal 10
ALL to nav cast at least for medicines and prescriptions,
and settlement their accounts every six months 1t is
impossible practice medic at this time snccessfay.
without money buy the necessary articles The follow
ing are proposed Mileage, One Doa per mile,
Prescription One Dollar, and advance upon medicines
that shall the cost of their enhanced value
II. A. B,ZZFLL,
j. g. Nor X,
D. Re, % Z 4 KER
w. T. THONP9ON,
G. s. MURPHY,
4. HOLMEi,
A. NJ. IEE,
n q. HICKS,
GEO W. MUSFLEY
J. 81. HOBBS
March z 1883. lIr6t-2a II.
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March Il.
NOTICE,

NOTICE
TIME SUBSCRIBER. March Term, 1858, Ct the Court
OF Pleas ard Quar- for Ne Narrower conn
ty having duy gu aided AdmnistFat on the esta
of Aaron smD deceased hereby no ID al persons
II debt ed the estate max immediate pay ment
and all persons hayiny claims the same to 1esen
them w the time prescribed b. law. this notiee 81
p's@1'4 ' JAMES GARRISON, admir-.
March 18th, 1sB3.-24,3t*
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Latss. from the ogeechee.-DeParturs Of the Iro

Clads.
The Savannah Republican of Saturday SAYS:
We have official information from the lowest point
on the Ogeechee from which observations can be taken
op to o'clock, A. NJ, yesterday. There was not an
lronciad in sight, all having weighed anchor and put
to sea. TIE mortar boats under full SAIL beating
their way out to sea against the tide.
About o'clock small side-wheel steamer supposed
to be mail boat carrying dispatches went up Bear
River and stopped for a few moments alongside two
small mortar boats which thfn anchored in the
stream.
Early yesterday moi hing drums were heard beating
on Ossabaw Island also several volieys Of musketry
and the reports Of four heavy guns in the drec-
ton The circumstance suggested the idea of funeral
and we may not be far wrong in supposDg that the
rites were celebrated the remains Of an officer of
the Mon tauk, who wounded 10 the engagement Of
Tueeday by Sharp-shooteIs.
Well, what do all these movements mean? Is the
enemy discouraged By his experiments with the IRON
cads, and resolved not to risk them In an attack on
Charleston aud Savannah is he satisfied aud deter
mined 10 make dash at those rebeous cities This
is the ISSUE and confss our inability to solve we
incline though, dscidefy to the former proposition
One thing is certain Georgia boys have lost all
dead OF If clad ets nd, mistaken not they are
willing 10 give them brush whenever they may feel
thereuntO incued.
few days will probably deveops what the enemy
means by his most singular movements.
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FJHHE SUBSCRIBER having qualified a. the December
Term A. D. 1862, of the Court of Pleas and Iar
Sessions for the County OF Hanover as he Executor
of the late will and testament Of the late Samue xou
hereby notifies all persons indebted his to ke
payment and those persons wing claims agaus said tes
tator notified to present them within time pre-.
scribed By law this notice will be pleaded bar ofher
recovery.
JOHN DAWSON, Executor.
March 10th, 1868 l2S,t--2I st
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NOTICE.

THE sUBSCRIRFR, ct March Term, 1883 of tho Court
of Pleas and Quarter sessions, fer New Hanover I'm.
~, having duly qualified Executor the lat viii and
testament of 4. Hail. deceas d. hereby fes all per.
indebted the of his make iume
diae payment; and all pc sons having claims the
same to present them within the time pres ribbed by Law
this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery
ELI W. HALL, Executor
March IL, 1888.
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NOTICE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER at March Term, ls63 of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New Hapo COun
~ having duly qualified Admin.trato npnn the STATE
# Jeddh (;arrjsop deceased, hereby notifies persona
Indebted to said estte mske edaie pa ment ara
all persons having claims against the to prtsen ~
within the time prescribed by law, this po"ee "' "s
ueaded in bar Of their recovery. -,.pn .a,o,
March Oh, 1863.
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS ind ebted 10 individually, are hereby
"A ezrResly requested to settle the
Tho indebe ed to Adninstra' hereby noli-
fed ee the at before the March Term New
Hanover County Court, OTHER wise their will placed
in ain of collection. r. B. Wood Jr the g. O. Clerk
Office will receipt for the same.
SAALR Il. BUNTING.
Feb. "a 1868. ll6-6t.22lt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

TIHE UNDERSIGN ED having duly qualified at Deem
Der Term, 1884, of the Court of z and Qlrer
sions for New Hanover County Administrator on tho
of James Collins deceased requests all in
debted said estate make immediate settlement and
those having claims against sad
within the time prescribed by law this notice will
be plead n bar of their recovery.
DIR. GORNTO, Admir-.
Dec. lIth, 1862 l20-5t&23.3tS
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The Richmond correspondent of the Montgomery
relates the following


advertiser relates the following
CLEvEF TRICK The PRESIDENT.
Not long since the C"ttipg Bureau received lot of
fine English gray cloth, from which each Confederate
officer allow ed one uno,m upon c. r'ying that it
for bis For several days the Bureau was
in state Of serge from the crowd outside only four
admitted at time. an not understanding this Ore.
caution, much of tire foe cloth obtain by D. rsons
uncoDnected with the army, and sis osed OF ID fig
to spectators sorry record the fact that
there were few ticers base enough to obtain twice
their alo" ance. he Government charge being onIv
five dollars per yaro, hands me profit realize y
these unprincped men.
However, the Department got wind of the rascaty
and it Vas ended by the following circumstance An
officer enters one OF tie Tailoring es'ebshn erts of the
city and asked the proprietor if he wished to buy be-
ing answered in the negative he 10 about to depart with
his cloth when stranger in the asktd the officer
his price he price stated and the stranger comes
the purchaser and obtains receipt with the cficer's
name, rank and CORPS in full, when the establishment
of all concend the stranger proves to be the President
himself. The suspected rascaty BOW becoming appar-
ent the sale of the cloth is stopped and thus officers
who really in need, necessarily debarred from
getting it by the rascalty of few learn that the
sale will be continued under stringent rules in
few days.
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DIED.

AZ smthve, on the 18th day of October Last sIIs1N
ALFALFA, wife of Robt. G. Rankin, ' SUSAN
Az Eert Strong, Wilmington, on Feb. 10th. 1sss
5OoEfh r. HEATH, member o. the RIVER Guards :"
captain John w. Taylor, aged 10 years, months and
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LOS
March 18th

A SADDLE skirts tan c. or with black seat well
"A mounted il front aid gh back tree little worn alb ut
the covering horn he Saddle vas lett At VIZ
s. G. Powa's Hotel IN Gin few days previous to
last Superior held for tie Counv of "tnpson Any
pers on leaving said ~eddle with Mr. Powell ct linton
give IN, inteig hat get it, The W i be kind
" tn snked aid Literally paid. -
= GAlNFY WEST,
Newton Grove N.
March IA 2a4ts
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March Z, 1888.

NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, qualified as Administrators with
the will d, of Vim. O. Bette deceased at
March Term, 1853 of New hanover County Court, give
notice to indeb ed to deceased to make
ment and to those having claims present the sutben
Gated within the tins limited by laws this notice wilt
pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
P. MURPHY.
r. r. MURPHY
March 10Th 1863 l29 3w--24 3W
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Nr'TICE.

RrTICE.
TWILL BE SOL0 at Harreli's Store in tits county, On
w Wednesday the is. Of April next tweBIyteV-n ne
groes of estates ofN D. VIM '" FtHneH dec a-ed,
Ava of them cbarcshe half of the chase money each,
and hat sjx months credit, with interest from the sale
Bonds and approved sureties re q llred
The 1t Of kin said deceased are -quested to attend
the sales and receive portions In distrbu Ion.
s. J. FAISON,
Sdm'r Com
u.rob 10Th 1863 l2S 3w--H3t
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How TO STRAIGHTEN NEGRos WeoZ.--Ths New
York Tribune that Fred Douglas lave lecture
or speech at the Cooper Institute, 10 New York, on
Friday night, the Presidents proclamation. Among
other things he said Since the utteripg OF that
proclamation have>groWn taller and felt whiser and
comb my hair with much less difficulty"
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GUspowDsE.--An English paper has lately stated
that Great Britain shipped Is 900 pounds of guD-
po WIDER, directly or indirectly during the first three
months of 1862, to the Confederate States.
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Go IT WHILE YOU'VE YoUsa-Two juveniles named
Jerome Saunders and Lucy Walsh, the former sixteen
and the latter fourteen married in Davies county,
eutucky, On the 9Th ult.
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March lIth, 1883

LOST,
@NNC%, On MONDAY, I'd March, 1853 between
EfsTETM Goldsboro' snd Wilmington, LEA TIER
&MG42x9 TbUNK, somewhat worn, marked Temple Il.
0elLh, aTlbo O, N. o. Amy info maCn leading the
very of said Trunk, will he literally rewarded by ap
plying to the Bau Road Agent at Marlboro.
J.. l.. KEITH.
March 9th, 1853 l27-2t-24-it"
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Ar A GREAT sAoRirIor

AT GREAT sAcRIplcE
WILL SELL 1l00 acres Of LAND tb,onoh rb,ot a.
W. N. r. R. runs, at dollars per acre. well sunnd i'm
blue shell mar abouf 60 acres cleared tma Bald
ngs, Wood yards for farniShing wood. smaller 1,auv
wiz be sold desired. Apply The premises within 20
days, ~ miles from Wilmington.
G. J. BYRD.
TO 80, looS. L5-2tA22sts
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CURE FOR PILES stew handful of low mailows
in about three gils OF milk strain 1t and mix about
bait tie quantity of West India moIasses with it. As
warm as agreeable, take externally applied.
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IT, " SALE.

r. SALE.
Lecsburg Station 80 miles abovs Wilmington, Chi
"a Qese sugar Cane Seed.
March 18th -24-2ts
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The Oldest Israelite in America died few days ago
in New York. His name was T hilip Hirsch Horn
bis age los
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HE MAN WHO WONT Pay THE PRISrEa.-A coun.
try editor, who works for glory and prints on trust IL
responsible for tie following mathematical aspirations
on the man who won't pay the printer
May he have sore eyes, and chestnut burr for an
eye stone. May every day of bis life be more despotic
than the Dey of Agiers. May he never be permitted
TO kiss handsome woman. May his boots leak, bis gun
hang fire. and bis fishing lines break. May his coffee
be swee'eaed wit flies and bis soup be seasoned with
spiders May his friend off with his wife, and bis
children take the whooping cough May his cattle die
IT nurrain, and his pigs destroy his garden. May
regiment OF cats caterwau under his window each night
May his cow give sour milk and rancid butter. In
short, may bis daughter marry a oneeyed editor, and
bis business go to ruin, and be to - the Legislature
Inc WOMAN SoLDILR.--The editor of the Winches.
ter (fenn Baetin was lately in Atlanta, where among
other novelties" be met with Mrs -, dressed up
Ia mtare, who had urlough to visit Atlanta This
woman soldier is member OF the louisiana cavalry and
sin for The war; She is about twenty years OF age.
rather small, and toeraby good looking Her husband
was killed at Shiloh, and she forthwith took lis place in
the rarks She has twice been wounded in battle and
10 one of the battles taken prisoner and regularly ex
changed We mention these facts as part of the bis
tory OF this war; let what may be said OF the proprety
of such conduct in woman.
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In Illustration of the powers of Imagination the case
OF the old lady who watched Tie to see when her
rheumatism going to begn, is not equal to that CT
the storekper who painted the 0wer part OF the stove
red and saved IS per cent in Ec assumption of wood
thereby during the winter. The illusion com
F=te that one tried to make him pay for pair Of
oeoA that he had burned on the stove.
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OPENING OF PARLIAMENT-TaE QUEENS SPEECH
&c, &c.
The steamship Canada, which sailed from LIVERPOOL
the 7h and Queenstown the 9th, arrived at Bos
ton tie 22d uIt. The following is summary of the