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OOmmisslOner's Sale.
lIa1han 3. olAson and vifo,

Nhl1han B olA'0a aaa via, n
Martha A sAnboUn and others.
Tn pursuance Of = decree OF the Circuit Court for
L Ohio county, West Virginia, made in this cause
the 7Ith day Of Nay, 1854, viii sell on SStur.
day, the second day July, 1884, At the front door
OF the Court House for Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock
A n the fOlIoViue described real estate in the
city Of Wheeling, VE1: An that parcel Of ground
situated the est aide Of MaIn street in aid city,
and dsGignAGsd o. the plat thereof Lot No. Eve
-~in NquAEO No. diK-6-lueluded in the FolIWlnK
boundArisI, 20 Wit: beginning At the southwest cor
o. the brick warehouse said lot, formerly 90
copied by Jacob MiteheIl-Aud now occupied by
AIsEAojeR Turner and William TayIOr-thenee At
right eagles Main street Ia feet, morO len, TO
the eastern boundary Of aid lot thence along aid
eastern boundary 6O1$ feet, moro or Iess, % the
south Ids 0EMulberTy 1ley5 thOncs along the south
Ede Of Mulberry alley 70 the east side Of Main
Btrest theOcS along the east Eido Of Main street 70
the 6SEiBuiDR. 6O5f feet, more or len. 80
TERMS OF BA1E-0no4f0uTth o. the purchase
money 60 be paid in cash on DAY Of Bales aud the
bAA0es in three equal instalmentS, payable in one
two and three yearH With Interest from day Of Baio
the purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security the deferred paymsntS and the title 70
be retained - further security until the Wh6IS Of
the purchase money L paid; and the purchaser to
pay half Of AL taxes Assessed said real estate
Tor the year 1854. DANIEL O. LIST,
my5I-td CommissioneE.
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nyOu do, use
HOoaand's German BitterD!
Froa }. Nss0tOa BTOaOn, D.. D., Editor oTthS Raey
eI9Podia qT RGIi0iOlS Es0IoEedas.

RroR }. RtSStOa Br0iOa, d. D., Editor efthS EaeV-
eIGPodiG gr Religious RaOI0tedos.
Although not disposed to hVor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through diGtrust Of
their tngrodiSnta and GGesta, Jet know Of sum.
be believes himself TO have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benOAt Of otherG.
do this the more readily In regard to HoonAnd'a
German Bitter, prepared by DR.. O. n. Jackson, Of
many yeArB, under the impression that they were
ehieny An alcoholic mixture AN indebted 70 my
friend Robert shoemaker, EsQ., for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great And
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, II the beginning Of the present
year, followed by evident relief and restoration
70 . degree Of bodily and mental TtSOE which had
not felt for six months before and bad almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. l ther" - 'Ink God and
my friend 70 directing me to tn use Of them.
PhnAdslpA sJuno Is, 1851. - '""'
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Commissioners Sale.
In ChAueory.
eArah Brown, Ct. AlG.

'H NtTGn' Ts. * AZ In chAuesry.
sArAh NozisE'S Executor, ct. ais.
TS puTSuAnes Of . decree Of the CirenIt Court for
L Ohio ooanty, rendered the 94th day Of May,
ls54, and directed 70 the nndeFSignod ~ specisl
Commissioners, We will sell At the front door Of the
Court HonAe of Ohio county, In the city OF WhSSunE
on the Sth day Of July, 1854 teommSuetng aid sale
~ 10 o'clock a. , 70 the highest and best bidder
Al p1blic Buction the following real estate in said
decree PArtie aarly mentioned and described, stu
Atsd IN the city Of wheeling. that Is to BAy, Lot
number thirty-One-S1-oRE the west side of Main
street, between Washington and Adams street, In
that part Of the city Of Wheeling called North
Wheeling; AlsO the DOuth half Of Los number forty
SsTen-&5-ituAtSd on the sAIt side Of Main street,
in North Wheeling between Jefferson and NAdiDOn
streets. ..-IT.. #san...
TRRMs OF sALE-TEenty-90-per esntum Of
the purchase money in cash. and the remainder in
four equal ingtAllmenEB payable IN Eix, twelve,
eiEhtSs1 and twenty four months from the day Of
ale, With intsroGt the purchaser purehaSsrI Civ.
Ing bond with good personal sSeurity for tho dc
fsrrGd instAlmoata the Commissioners to retain the
title until the purehASO money GhalI have besn fully
paid. JAMES 8. WHEAT,
SAMUEL IRWIN,
mya1.td Special CommillIoneFB.
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U, 8. MARSHAL'S SALE.

BDsrd 2itTSt st Co SU1T Tt. Of the B T1t:a
Hall westward Iss1 wheeling IN
Tn pu1uaDes Of an order Of H8Io lhlued from the
Clerks once Of the District Court Of the United
states for the Western District Of Virginia, At
Wheeling, Ia the above entitled cause, will on
Tuesday, July 11th, 1884. On the premises, At New
Creek station Of the Baltimore and Ohio RaIlrOAd
Company, In Hampshire county, West Virginia, BOIl
At public auction 20 the highest and best bidder,
parcel Of land containing hT0 acres, more OF lesI,
ea'd land AdioinS the land Of Robert Z. Sheets on
the vet, the heirs Of james BATiS, deceased the
bouIh, and Angus ". Mcdonald on the east, and
SEtSOdinE % The Greek, toEothGr with the dwelling
houSs And other impFoTomOnt8 thereon, commonly
Known - SHAll WOOdWAEfs TanDoTy." Ia
And on Wednesday, July Is, 1854, At Piedmont
stAtion Of th0T Baltimore sud Ohi01 Rlilroad, in
HAmpshIre county, west XirSiniE, WfifBsil ~ pub
lie auction, 70 the highest AId b6st bidder, the fol-
oUing Lots, With the impF0VSmsuts thereon, Gltu-
ated n the town ofPtodmont, in said county, num-
bsrS6 forty SiEht-ts-foEty.n .-49-sixfy,
md GiEty.0bs,-S1-Sheh fronting twenty-five
feet Sn Third street. sBd running back to the north
brAneh Of the POtomAs river, and Lot numb cred
forty-40-fF01ting any feet on RiFBt street and
running back 70 Tblrd street.
TENS of GaIo-CaIh.
sAlS 70 commerce At 10 o'cIoek, AN.
I'm. NORTON,
Js4td y. 3. MaEnhAl ". D. Of Va.
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FOB SALE.

A the L1mbar Yard ooHnOF Of lth and Centre
"a atr0stS, ono square Oolth q the Court House
HhteiinE, W. Va, on hhlhS 100 900 Shingles and
AZ kinds Of LImbeT Work, Flooring, WOatheFboEF.d
lAE, e, Shieh will - Sold at mOdHTAte prices.
my2L1n .. ISAAC COTTB.
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F FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DesiSaGtsd Depository and Financial ASsn
of tie United States.

HNHI6 BANK IL the successor to the Belmont
i Branch OF the state Bank Of Ohio and Il pre-
pared to do general Banking: Collection and RK-
chAnEO business.
1t is authorized to receive subscriptions to the
UIited State loan authorized BY the act Of March
ThesS bonds bear date March Isl, 1854. aru ro.
dsemAble At the pleasure OF the Government AftOT
ten years, and payable forty years from date, in
coin, with interest At i've per cent per AMMAN, in
cOin-
SubAcribSrs can have either Registered or Coupon
BOnds As they may prefer, In suns OF $50 or some
multiple OF any dollAFH.
Interest on the $50 and 500 BondS IL payable
annually; on all other denominations SSmi-AnnuAIly.
lhese bonds will draw interest from March l6t
And the accrued Interest from that day to the date
Of subscription, must b paid IN coin q NAtiOpal
currency " pStd In the latter (which tnelud0
CutUd states notes and noteI OF the National Banks
any per cent premium must be ADDED to the
amount OGinterOSt until otherwise directed.
ApEI JOHN @. TALLNAN. CAah.
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO.

WE have reeeiySd lnS lot Of LynShBuTE To-
eneeoS BEiGht p0undS.I
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no. OBI ARCH STREET
RIaotpaI 0OIss G1d NaRaVsotOTy,
aa. JONES EVANS,
IsussoaOOrs 20. II Jackson I Goal
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lPuRELY VRaETARLF.l


Ho8tS OF ignorant ouacks and unSerupulous adVon-
tur0rI, have opened upon suffering humanity the
AoOd.gateS ofNoStFumS in the shape Of poor whisky
Tiloly compounded With injurious druE1 and ohTis.
tened Tonioss Stonaehlcs and BitterS. ~
Beware Of the innuneEGble array Of Alcoholic
preparations In plethOrie bottles, and highbelled
kegs, under the modest AppelAtIon Of bttSrB which
instead OF curing, only AgKraVAte disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HooPLAND's GERMAN BTTTERs
Are not . new aud untried article, but have stood
the test OF nfsen yeArS trial by the American pub
lie, and their reputation and Balo are not
any similar preparation.
The prOpTiOtoF1 have Thousands Of LottsrS from
the most eminent Ol0rgymen, LAVyerS, PhySlcIAns,
and Citizens teStyinS, their own personal AnoEl
edge to the bSnsnciAl eeets and medical virtues Of
these BittsFs.
DO YoU WANT SOMETHING 10 STRENGTHEN
YoUl ~
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETIZER
DO You WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsT1TU-
TIoNI sl-
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO YOU WANT 10 GET Rid OF NRRVOUsNESsl
DO YOU WANT ENERGYI
DO YOU WANT TO sLERP WELT
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS RRRL-
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PR1cEa--LargO 1ito, holding nearly double
quantity, 81 Per botts; half dos0n, .. Small HiGs
f6o per bottle; half doEsn, y. e. ~ - -; 81,
wgor sale BY Druggists and DSalsra sysEyIhSFO
n the United 6tatesI end By all the DFuggfIt1 and
Dealers in Wheeling. oot8-1y
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WILL oGeotuAlly cure Liver Complaint, pyS-
w PepSiA, Jaundico, Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all DiSoaSsS AFiEinG
from . diSordOred Liver or Stomach, such a. Con-
stipAtiOn Inward Piles, PullnoG8 OF Blood 70 the
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn
Disgust for ROOd RullnOsI Weight In the Stomach
Sour ETuetst0ns, Sinking or RIutteFipg 81 the pit
Of the HtoHAeh, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Dtmeult Breathing, Pluttering At the Heart.
Choking or HufiOeAting Sensations when In . lying
posture, pmneaS OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, lever and Duh Palnin the Head, Deficiency
OF Precipitation, YelloWnoaI Of the SkiE, and Eyes,
PUN in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, 40, Sudden
R1UEheS Of Heat Burning in the FloSh, Constant
Imagining OF EV, and great Depression Of spirit.
And viii positively prevent Yellow Fever, Bilious
RoIeE, &c. &c. They contain
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DYSPEPSIA

and its attendant train of symptoms, it acts
more like u charm than medicine. There is
nothing in the whole range ofthe Materia Medica
that can for moment bear comparison with
it in this disease.
A full account of this wonderful plant may be
found in the eleventh edition of the U. 8. Dis
pensatory, pages 1887 and 1898.
A series OF experiments, in which DR.. Bull has
been for years engaged, has just been brought to
a successful termination, and he is now enabled
to offer to the public combination of Cedron
with other improved tones, the whole reserved
in he best quality Of copper-distilled Bourbon
whisky, which he is confident has no equal in
the world.
He might furnish a volume of certificates, but
the public have long since leaned to esti.. ate
such things at their true value. The safest plan
is for every one to test 10: himself the virtues of
q new medicine. Give the
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The Conference Accepted by Denmark.
From the London Daily News. March Isl
Our readers win learn, without surprise,
the fact which We are able to snnounce,
that the DAMS b Government has accepted
the proposed conference on the affairs of the
Duchies. From the m oment that the Brit
ish Government showed itself resolved to
cast the responsibility of proloDging the
war, to the danger Of the general peace of
Europe, not upon the aggressors, but upon
their victim, this result was inevitable
The Danes, unfriended, trust only in their
own valor, and defended themselves as
we'll as they can, but they could not accept
the character and position of obstinate
peace breakers. The conference has been
accepted by Denmark on the bass of the
Negotiations of 1851-52, aud without an ar
mistice. The second Of these two coudi-
tioDs was, in part, determined by the first.
There can be no armis.ice until basis for
negotiations acceptable to all the parties
has been found, and it has still to be ascer-
tanned whether this is the case The war
was began on the pretext that Denmark had
violated the engagements which sh e took in
1872, and the natural consequence would
be for the conference to fix the long dispu
ted meaning of those stipulations. Der
mark still acknowledges their validity, aud
holds herself bound by them, although she
might fairly maintain that such Of them as
were contracted with Germany only, have
been dissolved by war. % the meeting Of
the conference it will be seen whether the
great German Powers still acknowledge
them. If they do, there will be an end OF
the ambitious designs which have been i'm
puted TO Prussia and Austria. II they do
not, those powers will have to avow tina;
they are in Schleswig and Jutland by NO
legal right. but only as couquerors.
Moreover, it must be clear that this time
Denmark can accept no settlement to which
the Germanic Confed GRAFTON is not party
But will the GermaDic Confed Grafton accep t
conference on the basis of the negotiations
Of 1912? Looking at the spirit which ha:
invariably animated the Confederation
and which, it must be allowed, is far more
in harmony with the mind of Germany thar
the acts of Austria and Prussia can be sale
J to be-nothipg seems more i'm pro bable thar
that it will accept conference on the pro-
posed basis. And without the cOncurreDct
of the Confederation the conference canno
take place. For Denmark to assent to al
armistice when the prospect of conference
is thus remote; would bG practically to ac-
quiesce in the indefinite occupation Of it
territories by the enemy. No State can b.
expected to consent 10 that. The British
Government having thus gained the assem-
of the immediate belligerents, will proba
bly, forthwith address its proposals to thu
Germ anic Confederation. The action O
this wieldy body, however, is proverbial
ly slow, and weeks may elapse before it
de6nitive resolution can be made known.
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How THE MONEY GoEs.-We have fire.
oueutIy seen a statement OF the great weight
Of lead required to be fred in battle for the
killing or wounding of single man But
does any body ever reflect that to free the
negroes emancipated 10y this war, we have
expended more than double the weight of
every individual estim ated 10 hard silver
money? Such is the actual fact. The cost
of the war up to the present time would
amount to over SIXTY thousand tons OF ster-
lirg silver. Average the weight OF negroes,
big and little, a. 20 pounds, and double il
in silver as the cost OF each darkey's free
dom, and we ind that our war expenses
would pay at that rate for 100000 'citiz MS
of African Descent That's the way the
money goes!-Boston Courier.
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Cedron 6itters

one trial, and you will never any others.
1t is not necessary to publish long list Of dis
eases for which the Ccdron Bitters specific,
In all diseases OF the STOMACH, BOWELS,
KIDNEYS. or LIVER;
In all Elections of the BRAIN depending up
on deraH cement of the Stomach Bowels;
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM d NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
1t is destined to supersede all other remedies.
1t snot only cures all these diseases but it pre-
vents them.
A wine glass full of the BitteTs taken an hour
before each meal will obviate the i'll effects of the
most unhealthy climate and screen the person
taking it against disease under the most trying
exposure.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers, generally.
or. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Fifth
street. Louisville, Ky.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN d. PARK,
Cor. 4th and Walnut street,
mar Z, iS64-1y CINCINNATI, o.
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Funeral Procession of Women.

Mrs. Besuregard, wife of General Beau
regard, as before announced, died 10 New
Orleans or the 81 of March. She was
about 80 years Of age, and had numerous
friends in the city. Mr.. Gramer. of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, attended the funeral in
company with gentleman of extensive ac-
quaintance in New Orleans, and int nse
Rebel sympathies, who pointed out the no.
liabilities. Mr.. G. writes:
"After Catholic service at the house. the
body was to be carried to the family tomb of
the Des London on the plantation, some 80
miles above New Orleans.
when the coffin was placed on the mag
nifcent funeral car, the procession was
formed of women. 1t was a mile long
Not carriage was allowed. and the first
ladies of New Orleans walked in the pro-
cession. My friend said that they were the
very elite of the city, dressed with elegance,
but mostly in vestures of mourning. There
were some gay dresses am ong the eleven
hundred women who followed the mains
tos the boat. There was scarcely a man in
the procession; l roted in the procession the
British and French officers of the war ships
10 the stream. They were sandwiched
am ong the women. To me it was an in
teresting sight to witness procession COM
posed of ladies only, ard all of the best
society. AS my friend was known to be an
intense Rebel | was considered the same
and SO when passed through the throng
was, as it were, kindly greeted. had thu:
better opportunity te see the old resident;
of New Orleans than if | had attended
twenty parties or twenty operas ("
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND CEDRON BITTERS!
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
of the Nineteeath Century.
40 MANS NAME is MORE INTIMATELY

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
N connected with the history of the Materia
Mediea of the United States, or more favorably
known as a pioneer in medical discovery, than
that of JOHN BULL, ofLouisville, Ky. His in
imitable preparation of SaIsaparilla has long
stood at the head of the various compounds OF
that valuable drug. His compound Pcctoral OF
Wild Cherry has become household word
throughout the West and South; and his Worm
Lozenges, in Jess than year after their intro
duction, attained u reputation as widespread as
the continent of North America. But the crown
ing glory of his life remains to be attained in his
latest discovery, or rather combination, for he
does not claim to have been the discovereT OF
CEDRON, which is the basis of the Bitters now
offered t. the public. That honor belongs to the
native inhabitants of Central America, to whom
its virtues have been known for m,re than two
hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids
defiance to the most deadly mai aria, and hand hes
without fear the most venomous sefpents. 1t Is
a belief with them that while there Is breath lett
in the body the Cedron is potent to cure no mat
tet " hat the disease may be.
While DR.. Bull is not prepared to indorse this
extravugant pretension, he is nevertheless salts
fed from u thorough examination ofthe evidence
relating to its virtues, that, as remedy md
preventive for all diseases arisin, from exposure
either to changes of weather and climate or to
the masmatic influences, it stande without 4
rival and justly deserves the reputation it has
so long enjoyed in Central America and the West
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SUNDAY ALwAYs.-By different. nations ev-
cry day in the week is set apart for public
worship-Sunday by the Christians. Mon
day, by the Greeks, Tuesday by the Persians,
Wednesday by Assyrians. Thursday by the
Egyptians, Friday by the Turks, and Sat-
urday by the Jews. Add to this the diurnal
revolutions, and it is apparent that every
moment is Sunday somewhere.
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BALTIMORE. February LIST. 1852

My DEAR M'Boo. This not my day for
writing to you. 1t is your mothers turn
and she claims the privilege. But being
not yet ready to take up the pen l am mere
ly getting it ready for her. 1 shall leave
her to tell you Of domestic events. and will
at once jump to what is first in my mind
viz: that only four months have to fly by.
you may say before the June exam nation
aud your fIrlOugh. Have you thought Of
that? Has it ever occurred to your mind
that such an event is Fastening on with ir-
repressibls speed? Why, man, 1t will be
upon US before you are aware. 1-nust be-
gin to prepare. l must get at my work and
try and get through it before that time. =
You must prepare too. You must press
| forward in your studies. You must 'crowd
that boy Howard You must be No.
1t is fine number. Easily found and re-
mem bered. Sim re and unique. Jump tc
! it, fellow.
Your father.
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HAYTIEN CORRESPONDENCE.
Canni5a1isn in H1yti-Nesroes Shot for Eat
ing Children-Human Sacri fces.

ing Chldren-Huaan Sacrifices
PoRr AU PRINCE Feb. p, 1864.
To the Editor of the New York News:
have to furnish you something startling,
if not new, IN the calendar Of crime. On
the 18th inst. there occurred here public
execution Eight persous, negroes and ne
crosses, were shot to death in the public
SQUARE. 1t is not this that will startle you.
but the crime for which they suffered doath.
They had been convicted Of stealing. killing,
cooking and eating children. This fearful feast
was held some fifteen miles from this place.
in the interior.
Your mind will possibly revert to the his
tory Of the siege OF Jerusalem, when starv-
| ing women ate their infants. But in this
case, the pangs of hunger had nothing to do
! with the horrible deed. 1t was part of re-
! ligious rite, ceremony ordained by the
! feticism that prevails among the negroes OF
| this island. This particular custom, 1t Is
said, was inaugurated 10 the time OF the
Emperor Soulouque. An order oil Ooeah
worship was theu established that among
/ its loathsome mysteries called Tor huma
sacrifice to avert calamity and proPitlate Its
idols.
OF course, these devlish rites are cele-
brated in secret, and most OF the horrors
that are perpetrated never come to light.
In this case eight of the cannibals were de-
tected and brought to justice. They bad
not only sacrificed children at their hideous
affairs, but had gorged themselves with the
flesh and blood of the victims. One OF the
negroes being uestioned in the prison, said
with a leer, that the children "were good,
tender; fingers best part" They went to
the place of execution shouting, laughing
and dancing. and defying the soldiers to
shoot them; for they insisted that the Ocean
priests would protect them against the balls
They fell, however, at the second round
and, according to the custom, the soldiers
walked up to the bodies and fired tnird
round with the muzzles almost touching the
ouivering flesh. Twelve uegres have since
been arrested for the same crime and viii
probably und ergo the same punishm ent, al
though the population, melted by abe
Obeah priests, threaten TO prevent the exc
cution bv violence.
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0FAll the coffee grown in the West In
dies has sprung from two plants taken
thither in 1928, by French botanist from
the botanic garden at Paris. On the voy-
fgs, the supply Of fresh water became near
ly exhausted, but SO anxious was the
Frenchmsn to preserve the plants, that be
deprived himself of his allowance in order
to water them. c-
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During search at house in Gloucester,
III ass, TO- goods stolen during the recent
fire, ready made coffin was found (stolen
from one of the dealers) with the top
knocked off, and rockers upon the bottom
making a seIviceable cradle, III which a babe
was comfortably suooziDg.
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OF despatch from Western Maryland
Informs US that Mrs. Foote, the wife Of Sen
ator Foote, of the Confederate Congress,
came within our lines at Harper's Ferry a
day or two ago, but was sent back. She Of
fered to take the oath of allegiance.