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the motion Of Mr.. Nashburne and netratIved
INC report Of the conference committee, by a
Fote Of ayes &c, nays 81. The House there
fore declared that stocks Of whisky on band
ought to be taxed 20 cents per gallon,
FOREIGN Letter n. :. Commercial AdyertIser7
Papal Hoattlftr to tho United Stntes.
The fact is, and the people of Ame,ica r,,as,
as well know it, that the councils Of the tem.
poral power are irreconcilably and ineYitably
opposed to us. We have no friends IN *
church OF kome, nor one in the whole cnl-
lege OF cardinals. I am informed by IN
american, who has held an official position
ha, ~ nomc, 1hat me Roman officials in body
nave always expressed the most decided sfm.
patty with the rebellion, md fuith in its niti.
mate triumph. With the exception Of Non
sslgnor Nardi, one Of the judges Of the Roto-
nc Inns never met a Roman oi1iciaI who i,as
any sympathy with the North The whole
~ n1o5a. 81. 1ofce &C. Of the Roman Catholic Church,
y r. ho1nr, has been steadily exercised against
ese Federnl Government, and the sympathy
u an who oppose free institutions and popn-
~ government Inns been as steadily with thc
tepeiion and Its causes. This state of filings.
coupled with the worse than useless dip7o.
t,,n,t nc r. representation Of the Federal Govern
eaI a1 Ihls Place, brings us naturally to the
aG.eos43tfon . Of the rebel Confederacy inyoly- |
Gu IN tbe correspondence recornftion thc |
= 44nipoItancc OF Which may not be Yerr prrat |
!. 70 ms. bnt 10 the Cltho1lc friends OF the re.
eenon Is q the highest importance,
II Is useless to eay that this recognition ia
az nefS M mater t{ Of courtesy, and means moth
iatEo,e ~. alann vas received US the bcsrcr Of
lettcIs from one otticIal persoaare TO annti,-
cr ihc letters were received Us from m
official parsonage, and the reply is addresaed
to Davis as President There was no noccs.
sity for Plo Mono to RECEIVE this letter. and
still less was there for Ills replying nersonai.
II to it; md that it is considered y recornt-
ton ot the Southern Confcdcracy is mani7sst
from the rejoicing with which It fs receive5
by The friends Of the Confcdcracy. mt thn
Immediate object undoubtedly was to throw @
the : american s Catholics INTO The peace party.
position of the parties to this civil war IL
las had explained to him many times. and
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-10
THE RICHMOND CAMPAIGN.

WAsHIyGToy June "A dispatch from the
Army of the Potomac dated Tuesday, p. NJ,
says Gen. Birney's division advanced against q
breastwork held by Breckinridge's corps On the
south side of Tatopotornay Creek on high
eminence, very strong position, and one
which might easily have been held against a
superior force. The enemy, after firing round
or two, and seeing determination to take the
place, evacuated and retreated to the woods
Our loss is about twenty-five men. We took
about fifty prisoners, mostly belonging to
Brecklnrldge's command, some of whom said
they were in the fight in the Valley with SigeI,
but did not have to fight as stubbornly as they
did here. An attempt was made to turn our
left last night and to cut us off from White
House, our new base of supplies, which was
defeated with considerable loss on both sides.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The steamer Kew.
port arrived this forenoon, having left tho
White House yesterday. Parties who came
upon her state that heavy cannonading was
heard there when they left, indicating that an
engagement was in progress. A cavalry man
who came in from the front to the White
House reported that the 9th corps was engag.
ed. having brought it on by a rapid and sud
den movement from the left to the right Sew
eral regiments of negro troops, doubtless a
portion of Buffers were being landed at the
White House when the Keyport left.
WASHINGTON, June ga letter from the
army OF the fOtOmac, oateu 1ueSuay nlgnt,
says that the day before the 9th corps, ad-
vanced from Hawe's store towards Bethesedy
church, and drove the enemy about two miles.
At sunset while our men were engaged In dig
ging rifle pits, Rhodes and Earys divisions
made an attack on Warren's right flank, caus-
ing him to fall back from his first line. The
enemy then advanced and charged the second
line. Kitohing's brigade of heavy cavalry was
posted there and opened heavy fire In con-
junction with heavy batteries on both, which
nearly demolished the rebel column of attack.
Inc enemy fell back in terrible disorder. and
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

On Monday last, in Baltimore. an intoxi.
Gated man, named James Riley, fired pistol
at David F.. Landlord of the Eastern Shore Ma
ryland Volunteers, who died in few min
utes All the citizens and soldiers pursued Ri:
ley, and firing upon him. killed him instantly.
The affair has created considerable excitement
In the western section of the city, where 1t oc-
Cured.
! 1t appears that General f B. Stuart was
shot by private of the Fifth Michigan Caval-
ry, named Dunn. The bullet entered the right
side of the rebel officer and came out at the left.
As the General fell, Dunn exclaimed, "Col.
there is spread eagle for YOU" 1t was not
suspected who the General was. ..s
The 132d Ohio regiment, raised under the
recent call for 100 days men, has been sent to
Grants army. The regiment was first assigned
to the duty of guarding prisoners at Column
bus but making such bitter complaints at their
alleged inglorious occupation, the authorities
determined to satisfy them with glory, and Or
dered them unexpectedly to the tield-front.
It is hoped they will get their stomachs full.
The Boston TrarelLer says that notwith-
standing the great enthusiasm manifested for
Lincoln in the Republican State Convention,
which was in session at the fremont Temple
yesterday, it is understood that two of the four
national delegates chosen by the Convention
are anti.Lincoln men. O.. t.H
The Sank City Pioneer, German, states that
Gen. Carl Schurz has resigned, and is about to
return to his home at Watertown, in Wisc0n-
sin. ..,
The Brussels journals of May IL announce
the death in that city of Mile Garcia, the wild
ow of Manuel Garcia, the founder of the great.
est school of singing of the modern day. She
was the mother of Mile. Malibran, Mile. Paul.
Inc Garcia, and NJ. Garcia, the professor of
singing, now settled in London.
"A school teacher named David May, of
Whitewater township, Dubuque county, Iowa,
lately seduced daughter of one of his friends.
His victim is only fifteen, and is enceinte. May
has fed, leaving wife and five children. His
wife has become insane with trouble.
AS Capt Henry McDougal, of the steam
boat Atlantic, was driving out in New Orleans
with pair of horses, they ran off and, when
in Rampant street, between Common and Canal
streets, the wheels struck a lamp post, break
ing off one wheel. throwing out Captain Nc
Dougal upon his head, causing conclusion of
brain, from which he died in thirty-fve min.
utes from the time of the accident. He leaves
wife and children in New Albany, Indiana.
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- - --
NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
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SOLICITING.-Thi Company will act as AttoF-
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conduct Infringement Cases, and procure Renewals
OUR EXHIBITION ROOMS AND SELLING
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public that ours IL The only Responsible Soliciting
House in the world that has an Exhibition Room,
and an ErFIcIEH and SUCCESSFUL selling department
attached On Patents taken 0at By us require no
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We are in Regular Communication with upwards
Of $50 Patent Sellers throughout the country, who
depend wholly for their supply of Patents upon Us.
Our Exhibition Rooms corner of Broadway and Bar
clay street. in the very heart and centre OF the city,
are daily visited by numbers of Capitalists and men
of Enterprise, seeking investments In valuabe Pat
ents for the purpose Of reselllng in subdivisions
while other and heavier Capitalists always ready
to purchase useful Patent and engage in its manu-
facture and thus secure lucrative monopoly: These
sources of demand that are daily augmentlng are
fully sufficient 10 absorb the entire supply Of Patents
that are now being issued, and THAT FAIR pRIOEe
Consignments Of .atents for sale are respectfully
SOLICITED. Any inf rmation free Responsible Agents
wanted in every county and town. who have fixed
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quarter, and eight per cent. on al sales to act as
our Agents, for the explanation Zone hour or more
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placed in their hands for sale. To good Statesmen
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Private A. McKenney. 10th Minnesota,
now on duty as clerk at Gen. Rosecrans' head
quarters, has been appointed paymaster In
tne oni'eo States army. Henry Olmsted, Ger
man. VINO made such failure as Colonel
OF the "a Missouri Artillery, has also been
made Paymastez.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-10

r. HAIR DYEi HAIR DYEli-BATCHE-
LOR,S celebrated HAIR DYE e tke besf IN the
,eord-the only harmless, true and reliable DYE
known This splendid Hair Dye b perfect changes
Red. Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to 0gossy Rl6ck
or Malssal Brown without injuEfng the hair o. stain
no the skfn, and leaving the hair cot and beauti-
II; impyrts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its
pristine colon and recti6es the II effects Of bad dyes
The genuine Il signed WnIIAN "a BA1cmz1oR; all
othels are mere limitations and eh0uld be avoided
Sold by an DrnggistA &c. FACTORING. Is
BARCLAY ST.. N. Y. .A6oo3 Ia ig1l-d&wly
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We would respectfully call the attention Of on
Old Customers and the Public generally to the fol-
hwing advertisement, comprising some Of the lead.
ing articles, which. with increased faciliteAl Ne
offer to the trade: s r..f rea... FER ...,
500 Bbls Rectifed Whisky.
100 Bbls. Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky.
10 Bbls Holland Gin ~
go Bbls. Neutral Spirits. .--.
10 Pipes and eight pbs COgnac Brandy.
% u Pipes Cherry, Madeira and Port WtmA
30 Baskets Champagne. ~ a. t.'
90 Cases Closet and Souter'e Wine
500 Thousand Choice Brands Cigars
80 Cases Ssrdinee. CD
200 Cases Cove Oysters.
10 Bbs Currann.
80 Hhds Brown Sugar.
200 Bbls Refined Sugar
zoe Pigs MOlasses and Syrup
70 Boxes Pepper and Spice.
$50 Boxes Ground Spices assorted.
500 Thoueand g. d. Gaps.
1000 Thousand assorted sizes Hhgt.
$4,000 Lbs. Small Bar Lead.
100 Boxes Rabbits Sa,eratus.
1000 Kegs assorted Nails and Spikes.
500 Boxes Window Glass.
20 Cases F1asks.
500 Coils Manila Rope.
100 Doc. Bed Cords.
20 Pair Blocks, assorted.
80 Bales Oakum.
10 Bbls Pitch.
1000 Pkgs Wagon Grease.
1O0sBbls. Carbon Oil.
500 Doe. Pals and Tubs.
100 Bbls Dried Fruits, assortsa.
200 Pkge assorted Teas.
rs Sacks Rio Coffee.
100 Bbls. Ground Coffee.
80 Pkts o. q. Java Coffee.
300 Boxes Assorted Brands Tobacco.
qo0 Bbls. Fine Cut Smoking Tobacco
40 Kegs Gold Leaf Chewing do
900 Boyes Assorted Candles ..
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THE GALENIC INSTITUTE

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ESTABLISHED BY LEGISLATURE
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and
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22
Foreign News.

NEw YoRK, Dec. Give have Rio ia
ueiro dates of the of the 10th ult.
Little or nothing is reported Of the views
and designs of the government of Brazil
attendant on the seizure OF the pirate
Florida in the hsrbOr of Bahia. The OH
ciaI Gazette of the 26th OF Ostober says
that by a French packet the BRAZILIAN
Government had sent full directions 10 the
Minister of Legation in Washington to de-
msud proper satisfaction for the conduct
OF the commander of the Wassachusett.
No details are, however, published.
The war continued between Brazil and
Uruguay. Gen. FOrris appeared before
MonIeViedo with 5000 men, but retired
without assaulring the city. The blockade
of MOnteyiedo was ordered by Brazil, the
Brazilian Minister having been notified
that foreign vessels 10 Uruguay would be
searched tor contraband of war. England
denied that there was war, Brazil being
merely engaged in suppTeSsing a rebellion.
so that Gen. FlOrris is not n belligerent,
but merely a rebel, in the eyes OF the power
which recognizes JEFF. Davis as bellig-
erent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22

AUDITOR ADAMS and his clerk, Sharretts,
of the post office department at Washing
ton, were lately discovered to have sold
some Eve or six thousand dollars worth of
waste paper and pocketed the proceeds
They returned it when the fact came out,
aud the excuse for not doing it sooner was
that they did not know what to do with
the money. The hypocrites had reduced
the pay of the laborer employed to pick up
the paper and sell it, on the prstense that
it was their daty to save what they could
for the government in these times
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22
BY Telegraph.
For Later Dispatches see Sd Page.
A Notorious Rebel Scout wounded.

n NOS0IAO41 6SGUG4 6COab " Ou44G4'
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2I.-Phe Herald's City
Point correspondent of December l7thr
says:
The notorious rebel scout, Sergeant W.
O. Waterbury, of the 30th North Carolina
regiment, was m0rtally wounded on Thurs
day last. Waterbury has been long known
to our authorities as 9 Vigilant, trouble
some scout, with bravery enough to ven
ture 70 our camps, and sagaciiy enough to
avoid detection and elude pursuit. He has
infested the eOuntEy between the James
river and our left bayond Petersburg AL
summer. All attempts 70 entrap him have
heretofore failed. Small parties have
been sent in his pursuit bat he could never
be oVeFtaken or identified. But . few
weeks ago he came to the Wells House
one morning before sunrise aud seriously
threatened the capture Of a gunboAI- This
was within half range Of three Union
forts, and said to be within minnie range
Of Gen. Meade's headquarters. Ii appears
Waterbury came TO our pickets dressed in
Union uniform, representing himself as one
of our soldiers, and requesting to be di-
rected to bis regiment. Contrary to his
expectations q soldier was sent with him
as guide. Tn the way he induced the
guide to halt to get drink, when he
seized his muskst and made him follow as
a prisoner. At night he fell asleep while
guarding the Union soldier, who, in turn,
seized the musket and shot him.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAaE.
oHIEF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OP WEST VIRGINIA,
nu,rHERtAy Avn Mn Noyamber 18th 1Sfl

CUMBERLAND, Md November 18Th, lS64.
6TEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate are invited By
- the undersigned for supplying the Qusrtcr-
masters Department in the Department of WeIt
Virginia at Charleston, ParkeIIbuIg, Wheeling,
West Virginia, aud GalifpOlis, Ohio and the EeVe-
raj Dopotl on the line OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, as follows: ClarkSburg, Grafton, New
Greek, Cumberland, MArtinsburg, HArPer'S Ferry,
Berlin, Point Of Rocks, and including HagerstoWn
and Frederck City, Nd; either OF Ehcss places,
with Hay, Corn, oats and Straw
Bids Will be received for the delivery of three thOu.
sand (9000) bushels Of Corn or Oats and MY (6O)
tons OF Hay straW and upwards, and mustbe &C
Bidders must state st which Of the aboVo named
rates at whiciEthey will make deliveries thereat,
tho quantities of each article proposed be deliv
cred, the time whom said delivery shall be COM
menced and when To- be Completed
Corn to be put mp in good strong BACKS, Hay and
Oats to bo securely bRled.
All articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be subject TO u rigid inspection by Govern
meat Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interests OF
the Government may require.
No bids will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply with their contracts.
All proposals must be accompanied by guarAn-
ty sgned by two responsible persons. that in case
the bid is accepted, he they WILL within the time
named execute the contract for the same with good
and Huffcieut sureties in a equal in amount to
the amount Of the contracts to deliver forage pro-
posed, In oOnfOrnity with the terms Of this adyer-
tfseuleut ardin bidder shall fail to enter i'm
to the contract they to make good the difference be-
the Osr Of said bidder aud the noxt lowest re-
BpOnSible bidder the person to whom the contract
The responsiDiIity of tho must be shown
by the ofcIAl csrfihcate OF United States District
Government ofiGiaI,l known by this oaiee.
All parties will be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection Of their proposals..
accempanied with the oath OF allegiance OF the par
ty or parties unless it has already been placed on
The full name and post Olacs address Of each bid
der must be written In the. proposal. ., 49,.
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U. s. Marshal's Sale.


United States
District OJuft Of tho
guadFV nlrcola Of goods United 6tAtO8 for th5
seized By ThO4 Horn DiS.ri;t Of West ViTgini4t
btOok, Surveyor of wheeling. Fall Terra,
Customs, for violation 1855
OF ReVonue Laws. Order u sac
TN purGuancs Of an order Of sale issued from the
i Clerks once Of the District Curt o. tbs UaitOi
States the District OF Wet virginia IN tue abOg
entitled eluEs. viii, on MONDAY, FHS 1oTH DAY
OR JANUARY, 1855, At the AuesiOa RO1 ~ Of 8sOrss
=. WiekhaEn, corner Of Union An1 IaEkst street,,
Wheeling. W. Va, proceed % sell at public auction.
to the highest and best bicdsF, the articles ruuTei
to In sAid order, Consisting Of Hhisky, CIEaae Bran
dy, Ginger Brandy, Bia=kbsrry Bra1dy, Port Wins.
CItaWba Wine, Holland Gin, Cider, schnapPs, DJs-
pePteBitters IN barrols haltbaFrsls bottles
Gun Caps HOsin, Salt peter, Oar La1s P0gdT, BhOts
Ballet MOulds, Revolver, one Rins Cigars. Me-
Eard Counter seAlo Nuts FlJur, blasting. TObaosOs
Salt, Empty Sacks, Webbing. 6un E1intas HOrss
S5Oss IStingl Shoes SOCKS, Apples. Oas Oil ROpa.
MolAsses, Matches, Riee. Ink, te-, &c.
Terms OF Sale, Gash-9oTeTnment fund.-
Sale 70 commence at 10 O'elOsE A. II. and eontinus
from day 70 dAg until all Is sold.
EDWARD II. MORTON,
dPr1q.ka MnFfhnl-
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cavalry anu Artillery Horses
Wanted.

A ssIsTANT QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
a WHEEIIHa, W. Va, November 1st, 1853;
AHAvALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES will be
purchased in the open market at wheeling, w W; va.
one hundred and hty-hye dollars (SIoSg Ein De
paid for Cavalry aud one hundred AHa siA'S'n'e
dollars tSI6SJ for Artillery Horses
Artillery Horses must be of dark color, so9na sou u IN
all particulars, strong, quick and active wei az
and condition. from six to ten years OLD, ana hGt
less than l6K HANDS high, each horse not 70 "elsh
leSs than !, ,O5J pounds ,,-..,,.v,
Cavalry Horses must be sound in all P2rttcuihIs
well broken, in full iesh and good condition. ron
is to 10 hands high from to years old, and "eii
adspted in every way to Cavalry purposes
BY order of Col. JAS. A. EEIH Col In SharSe ISL
noSI q ~ - Capt. A. Y. NJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS !. KISNER WOULD
~ respectfully inform the eitisOBs Of Wheeling
aud vicinity that be has permanently located in
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the Ra"
tional or Eclectic SyBtem- He has been engaged In
the prastics Of hiB Profess0n for number OF years.
aud has bOsn emibeatly guee08lul IN the treatment
OF all varieties Of diseases both acute and ohr0n ie
Dr. K, as heretofore, viii dOTOts good share Of
bis time and attention 70 the treatment Ofal chronic
diseases Of both SEXES, such Consumption and all
varieties OF Lung Diseases AL Diseases Of the Throat
OataErh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, MercuFiAi
aud Nervous biseases, RheamAtism, serOfuIA, every
variety Of Blood aud Skin Diseases EpiSpsy, fumoE
Wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases Of the Bye
and Ear, &c. ThOse peculiar TO Females, viz: In
aammRt0Ty Diseases o. the Utarul, Painful IFregu-
larities, LsueOTThea, PFOlaP8ns Utsi aud all HeF-
Vous DissAseS 70 which they are subject. Diseases
Of Children earetnliy ant nationally treatkd Med.
Ieines mild reliable aud agreeable.
All communications strictly confidential. Might
calls ehearully and promptly answered.
- Once and residence one door west Of Louis
Abling'8 Hotel, Third street, near Reed 4 Kraft's
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, W. We. Once hOurs
from A. n. to P. n.
REFHREHoES.
Prof. B. y. Payns, Stsub0uViils, Ohio
DF. ". D. Mo9Teg0r,
Dr.. @. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof. o. II. CleaTslAnd, cincinnati, Ohio
DT. Q. A: AelehimeEs Van Wsrt,
ie2I-1Yd&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-22

EBw YORK, Dec 2l.-Tse steamer Fol-
ton from Port Royal on the lsEhr has az
rived. Savannah Was still in the hands OF
the Tebsls. Its surrender had not been
demanded up to the time the Fulton sailed.
The Palmetto Herald says, only one
fight OF any moment has occurred on Sher-
mans march, which resulted in the hOg-
giug of Weeeler. All the railroads out of
vested.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OGa Deed Of fruit executed u ne
ID by John H. Cammias, bearing date on the 18th
day Of March. 1880, aud duly FssOEdsA 10 tbs Re.
eOrdsr's once Of AAr.hAll epaats. West VlfgthlA,
JANUARY, 1855. At the house Of yohn fttESsrald,
in the town Of Cameron, tract Of lan4 msnttoned
IN said Deed q Trust LaViny the Watord OF Fish
Greek, it being the Old GrsIthOuss farm.
Terms OF S1ls-CAgh-
TAe title 70 the a5JVs property is indisPutAbles
but selling tra5tsO shall only cJ1Vsy such title
a. Il vested In me BY al DJed Of TTust.
JOSE "a LOUDENSLU IER,
deg Trustee.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

Sherman at SaUannah- What Richmond
WisedcreS Think of LITTLE City an IN
important PoiHt-Its Capture Amounts to
Nothing-FOrt McAiliSter ofno Account
The Fight at CooSaWatchie-PsaeeR ReSo
EutionS SAgqn-NOrth CaroLinaR fractory.
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eI25 a MONTHI

.NTrnt-sRWING MACHINE AGENTsi
W ATSH-I,rbore TO introduce the new SHAW
r.,v S,x .S,S DILILR FAMILY SEWNG MAcHIHI, the
ONLY low price maehiue In the country W9ish Is
Ii-N IiS S,Scysr 4 o. and Baehelder. Salary and
sTnen.es. or large commissions allowed AL other
Hacbiues now sold for less than iorty dollars een
llluHtEatea 49, Cur SuA4'' 'e--' SHAW CLARK,
~ S.o3r,ws Biddeford, Maine.