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Trustees Sale.

pY virtue Of aided Of trust, made aud executed
- to ne by Adam PnosS, bearing date Tue l1th
day Of Jnue, A D., 1859, aud Of record In the He
egFdeta utnoeSta the county Of Ohio, aud state OF
&eet HLgiataI in Deed BO0K Number ~. folio l68
Whl pToceed 70 sell II Public Aue1ioa al the IroOt
door o. the Court House, OF Ohio county, IN me
eity Of wheeling. on ThuTSdAy, the 26th day Of
NAY, 4. D. le6A. to the hEhGSI aud best bIddoE the
touoEinE described property, To Wit: The south
. Az OF Lot numbered Rx (B, In JoOAIhAn E4netS
addition 70 the town VI WheeIlnE,l beginning ON
AAln STREET AZ the corner Of lot IoFmgFty owned
oy deorEe Vennum, dec. ased, thence northVHrdly
with sAiI street htty feet; thence westward win =
limo parallel with the line George Venn nm de-.
eSaeed, one h1udrpd and three (lU3J feet; Iho0ce
soothEaFd AZ right anBes, 0Ity feet, to SAID Ven.
numh line; thence eastward, With said Veunnn',
line, one hundred and thTeS CIU8I feet to the besi
ming, except 50 much lhareoI a. vas conT.Tsa nv
the Horth Western bank Of virginia to James M.
donald BY deed, dated the 22nd Gay OF PobruHry
1851, and nov Of record. In ohio county VirainiS
being the same residue Of sAin piece or parcel eUn
Teyed 70 sid Adam POOsS, by said North WrStSrn
BANK OF Virginia, by deed, dated FEBRUARY i6Tb.
4eosI and now Of record Ia said county, tSei thtr
Win the privilege OF udng the three foot aIlsS men
uooed In said lAst named deed.
ne above property l. suffice to dover right
=, TKRGs OF aALE-OnO half cISh, and the balance m
me purchase money payable In d. ADD nino mOnths
"'' - 'H "' U.s. l1 JOHN VoGLEK,
60IE-Agreemeut having been made win the
"laoT clear title wi'l,b given. 81. apz6 SOt
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
:. ing Rail Road. -

= E.a- ss. 1uS -ha1l Road. ss-
II s3sis5
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov l6tb, lsG3. pn,-
q SonScE Eratns EiIleave Bridgeport q follow.
Gsundaya exoeptSd:) ~ p
INV a. Fl. MAI Train, JtOrping at all stations. Ar
rEeH at Pittsburgh At 3:SO p Msns
Cleveland at sop d. ',''S
S'oO r. ID. Accommodation Train, stopping at ali
~t ~ arrives st Pittsburgh at Sos
1000 p. N. Express Train arrives at Pittsburgh a,
-=STrlV a u. md Cleveland at p:.5 A. ~
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave CSSoinad at $50 A. u. and $40 p. NJ, ar
rive ~ BridSelOFt At SIS +. NJ, and 6.O9 a NJ
Leave Pittsburgh At las A. NJ, G.I6 A. 81. and
14 Z. ~; S5ETe At Bridgeport at 500 A. NJ, IO55
Connections are made as FSoiIoyva,
Al Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania X. K, for uarr;,
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila,
dElPhia, New York and ROSton.
Al OseVelend With Cleveland ToIed 3. X. for San.
dasky, Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
All points in the NORM WEST. With
[-4-s Detroit SteAuleFB for Detroit, jackson
q 6ia chicago and the NoRTH wEsT. VIII
H.Sveland Erie X. h. for Erie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and NiRRnF1 Ralle Will
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati foI
CtCs!iine, Delaware, COLUMBUS and
A. Hudson With the CT &c. K.R. for Cuvabos,
fallS' Akron, AillsrSburEh and WoeS
Al Alliance with 2: IT. ". 4 c. n. r. for Canton
...L - naSulOn, Wooster, sSlem, Euon, CO
lumbus aud Chicago
AtNtenbenNtlIe with p. C. Q. Line and AZ BEILAtI
with GO. o. R.R. fer GAINESVILLE New
atk, Columbus, XenIa, Dayton, Indi
9hAPolis, Cairo, CfncfunAt II, LouisyIIIe
y. LOnis, St. Joseph and ali point
Wtst aud South West
HxeuT1lon Tickets to Pittsburgh and return a, OO
rare always asloW1 and time much quicker thai
Through Tickets to all points in the West, MORT
and and East can he procured at the ofics under III
SEIZURE n99se, Wheeling Va, or with Tickle
Agent Mt Bridgeport Station.
ET@ght contracts will be made ut lowest rates {
any point accessible By this road aud its
TO tue EastJ North, West and NORTHWEST, at one
under A'Lure House. or with Fl. Agent at BridRI
port station. %h. D.TBRRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va
q. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President. "
r. MYERS. Cont Ticket As't nor16
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commissioners Sale.

VS. -.....
Joseph MHFison's heirs.
EQH VTtuoOf = decree OTt2o Circuit Court for Ohio
- county ntds ~ spring term lsS7, an also Of
decree made by SAID Court tho 18th day of
March, 1864, NIlI, On MONDA (, the IA dSy or
Nay ls6t, AZ the mont door Of tue COurt HonsS for
Ohl0 eoanLyS AE 10 O'Clock, A 81, sell G0IIIUInR
dsserthed property via: Twenty BeTsn 1911 feet,
more or les, Cd the vest side Of Lot number one
hundred and eigaty tEO 1881 In 4sASt wnssIIus
4d property Nes on John stree and on 1t Is erected
good tEo stOTy BRICK building.
TERMS OF sALE-Une-IhiFd Of the purchase
noney to be paid In cash aud the balAnee In 0IuRl
pAynenLs At stK and twelve months, with Interest
from day u sale, and the be retained unI pay
meut l. full has been male.
ROBERT MORRIsON,
ahr4A-td - I CON mi kainrer.
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VIE undersigned having Ia into Town Lots
about sig acres Of the Pasture Field belonging
tothe Estate Of DR. John EOd, deceased lVinT bs
tgeen First and Second streets, In To Sixth Ward.
ECentte mheeinRl viii sell tho same at private
SAts, until MONDAY, MAY 9th, 1861.
On which day, those LItS remaining nnsold an
e onSfea a. public auction, on TRE PGENfSEs at 10
sixteen Of these Lots are 50 feet 'front.' by 100 feat
70 oePth Ten Of them are so fest 'front.' by goa fsSf
seeP: Others are Of different EfSoS, aecoFIinr Z,
me streets and alley. have boon 20 ,ps,,,on,,,
arranged e. 70 Afford convenient aocess ID ts ySIoI
The Plat of the addition can be SSen uI'NS, SnIS
cation % the undsTsIgEod ~" "PP"'
The attention Of capitalists and othsr, .o.kI,
investments, 1gWell ~ persons OF nloderNte ms"nS
sites for home, l. asked for these Lots,
a1S q the PAsturelsd Il also for sale
WI Dc offered 81 public auction, al the Sape
Germs Germs VIII 10 made known on the day sale.
.,s... BEyEkLY u. ROPF,
SbtAo.ss Executor Of John Rolf
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s'-s3 lover the Savings Bauk.) s.i'N.G
H-open tor students day. and evening,
+f3 ~ 80 rYIH5.
TINHE purpose OF this institution Is to instruct
y SounE men Sand women too) in the principles
business and In Accountability and its c0ncomitant
BOOK-KEEPING,
stripped Of its absurd Vsrbiage and ANCIENT pro-
lixIIy and iutrlcacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of dotng business, especially in the United
States Is the leading subject OfatentOn. Its LAWS
whtchAE rs exact, unerring aud free from excep.
tiOn as those nature and comprised in very few
words, are INIT made familiar tothS Student, who
who is then conducted through course Of practical
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets OF books in great
variety u forms, I'll he thus acquires mastery Of
the art which enables him apply 1t With facility
to any kind OF business.
a WRITING SCHOOL
Is opou aGy aud evening. attended By bOt, ladies
ond gentlemen, where, without entering the full
course, . good handwriting can be obtained in a
'tfE16Sss'sftff ARITHMETIC, E-l9s .
add its application " ali ulAnnsr of
za.-, C0uNrING-IIousE CALCULATIONS, q
receive Tho attention their primary Importance de-
mands. The student will be made acquainted with
ssVerRl modes of calculation not found IN bCOks,
tending CRAFTY to the AbbrsTiailon Of his work.
There Il open to the student also eOursSOf
RUslNEss so1EAoE
comprising Political Economy, e 4nieEciAl Law and
usARsS, Finance, banking and Currency; also mAxima
OF eminent business Men TN reEaFd to the best
methods 81 eoRduetinS bsStRSIs successfully and
avoiding failure.
Instructions in the above subjects are in,uT. en-
Cd With ynAxtus and inculcI i0Ps tending To the
formation Of high character men aud citizens
TIE course OF Instruction is intended to be- \,
comprehensive and thorough ~; that OF any OF the
Commercial Colleges while the, dSpeuAr to tho stu-
dent IL much less.
I.l.H. begb leave to refer those 70 when no 1.
unkEDttn " the officers Of the GO6kA In Wbsstins:
and bridgeport, and especially to nj, students.
TERMS, &C.
For the full OurSe above indicator the tuition
lee Is $780, payable GU entedRS. EoT TING requisite
blank books s.. limo unlimited; to remain or re-
turn at pleasure. The course Is usually completed
In from tRO to three months. ss5sll --a= 1jani
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Commissioners Sale

7, commissioners Sale
Of TaIEabts tura % ne OAiO Rirer, as1r
PdrEersbHE0, ". Va.
EdWin VaEney and wife, g ais, CotuPI'ts
Against
Richard uAddeup ct. al, Defendants.
In OhAnceFy.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that I abAOl, In Accord
in Aneo with decree OF the Circuit Court OF ohio
eounty, ". Va rendered on tue 10Th day Of March,
lsot in the abJVo 0ntted case At the front door oil
the Court House Of Wood county, ~. Va, In the
city Of PArkarsburg on ThursdSJ, the 1871 day Or
May 1884, At ~ O'Clock, a. "a oder for sale pub
lie anctiOn the iolioSi described valuable prop.
erty, vas A farm containing about two hundred
1901 acrus, situated In what Il EuOGn aS Ehe Wash.
log on BJttOn IN the County OF WO0d, n. Va, on
tho bank OF the ohio river aud about I'VE milaS be-
low The city VI PAtkOrsburE. The lands arr beauti
fully situated aud highly improved. Said farm
betonES to the estate OF Alex AnteF Hidden, decd,
and u sold by dOCrse OF Court with the consent Of
he heirs aud parties interested. The title Is per.
feet The deed TO Alexander Had en- Il OF record
IN Wood Oh, W. YAp Book No. IS, page 81. $40
TEkAS.-One-fourth Of the purchase money IN
eAshi the balance in thres equal pa at six,
twelve aud eighteen monIhs, tue purchaser giving
oonds With good security for the deferred pAymsRIs
81 purehAse money, the commISsiOueE retaining .
Leo upon the property ttl the deferred payments
NE enttroly paid %.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
kpeeIAl Commissioner.
Wheeling, ". Va, April 18th 10 T. 8t
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Witness:

I hereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
belief the above named KaAEantor. arc Eo0d and
suctent a. securities for the ut for which thGy
onOr TO be security.
To be certified by the United states DIstr ct Al.
t0fney, Collector Of Customs, or any other ofBeeF
nndor tho United StAteS Government, or reSponHl-
BILE PerSen known 70 this oGaee.
Al proposals received under this Advertisement
~ DO oPened aud sxaminsd At this oElco ON W 3D.
nESDAf and SATuRD AZ Of each week, a. II Il.
openlrE Of bids, II they desiEe. -l,.l.l-+.. i, -
= A.V. BARRINGER,
yanZz.H Department Of West Virginia.
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CHEROKEE RENEW
Cherokee TN1Ecmo,,

S0AF0""DAO ZION HooTs, BARK Laws
NHERoKEE REMEDY, the grea. Indie, NJ.
~ cures all diseases Of the urinary oTr..
n l5nSSonHnencS Of the Urine, InaAnn.Sro1 SisA
RiiA11eEI Inflammation Of the EidheVS sto ~ Ne
pAaaet' Strteture, Gravel. 6ieet O5nSTT6S.t y taS
HSpeclAlly TecOmmS Ided In IhEse eSSSS ~ Aed
Alhus Tor Whites in fem .e4) EheTS ali n. hloaF
seons medicines have tailed No va haa'
4, ~ ~ Is prepared in . highly cOpcsbtrnfs6 =
the doe only being from one to two teSSroSa@S,
three times per DAY. Po01ltalS
81 IL - diuIetio and Alternative in ItsN.,,
ing and cleansing the b ood eau,iDv II ~ ~"
All OF its original purit and vIoT; tbnS rSSIh
from tue syst N ali pernictOus causes VbSeb HS
cHERoKEE INJECTION is intended "a a, ~.
assistant TO the CHERCKEE REHEnYA
should bo used in cS;junction with thSt 1,I,, 9ad
IN All cases 81 Ganorrboea, Gleet Flour AIS. IS
whites It's ELECTS are he ding, soothing and d.
cenI; removing all Seadpg, heat chOFdee nNS ~
insteSn OF the burning AMI almost ElSDat1
that y experienced with n Ariy all the chS,, 1
Injections. ~ is SAsAP quAsk
~ b the use of tho CHEROKEE RRSlRby -,
Ch.HOh BIZ lNJEOTl0H-tho two atdErInti -
tue same tine-Al improper disehiTROs GES TSFoS.
Cd and the weakened organs are SnSedily TsSsSSs
| to full vigOr and strength. y 'S1S4
For I0ll aEtieaiar9 ret crr pamphlet from
any drug store IN stle country, ~ wife ~ "a =,
VIII mall lree qlyt ldd 81 afnlli tfsatiS9
- PTtoes OHEgQlfEE RlilItDH, q ~ bSttl,
OF InIee DoltIo9 l0tiS ssil -
a, ~ Pric,, CHkR9KEE INJECTION, s9por bo,
tle, or three bottleS fot
4S-sent by Express % any atdroIs o. receipt d
AS-sOld by all druggists everywhere.
DIR. W. X. MEkWIH 4 co.,
Sole PrOpTIetoER
mrl1 d4w1y No. 50 Liberty str. New York.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
- 1sEAIgIlsALg az 4 eRfteH IRON
THE ONL.YgPLAcE .WHHRR A
- CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.

: ? 80 y
he JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED TIN MOST
toeEtain, Speedy and Only RaeetuaI Remedy
y the World for all Private Diseases, WoaknosS q
the Back and Limbs, sttIcturos, Affections 81 t6s
Kidneys md Bladder, involuntary Discharges, I'm
potepcys General Debility Nervousness, DVRpenEia
Languor, Low spirits Confusion Of ideas, PalpItS.
ton Of the Heart Timldity, Trembling, DimnesS Of
,Hese or Ska, Affections of the Liver, Lonis stom
aeh or Bowelsthpse Terrible disoFdeEa arising from
TIE Solitary Habits Of Youth-those sEcGET and sol
nary practices more fatal 70 their victims than The
t2ng syEens e the Mariners Of Ulysses, blighting
ther most brilliant hopes or anticipatons rsndof.
ing marriage 10, impossibls.
~ YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the yiekia of RoII,ar
Vice that dEsGdfaI aud destructive habit ShIch AZ
nuAlly SWeSps to an -uGtimely grave thousands Of
Young Men o. the most exalted talsntS and brilliant
to1ing senAtes, with the thHndOis o. elouuen6e Of
walked 70 soStAey the living Tyre may ead With iuI
eenndencP. ..s,.ls.,sis : .fe.l5;7-I7
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware yS1caI weakness ,orrsnie
debility, dGformIties speedily cured. i1IS = :
may rellgfonsy eon6ds in his hohor a q EentIemsn.
and eonHdehtly rely upon his skill 4 q phy6ician.
.-a,iio1H ORGANIC WEAKNESS %
Immediately cured and Full VIgor Restored
This Distressing eetion-WhIoh rand0Ts Life and
Marriage impo@ible-is the penalty paid by the
victims Of improper indnlg Young persons are
too apt TO commit from not being aware 81
eIo ULSAulol SonsequenCes inst may ,enSuo. Now,
who that undorstapdo The subject will pretend 70
deny that the power Of Il lost sooner By
those falling tnto Improper habits than by the pr.
dsuti Besides being deprived Of the pleasure Of
healthy ohsprtng1 the mo8t serious and destructive
symptoms to both body and mind arise. The system
beoso4gss derenged, the Physe4l and Mental Func.
tons Efakensd LOo9of PEpqFeAtiye Power, Nervous
lfrtahuity, Dyspepsia PalpitAtion OF the Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting oi
the frame, Cough, consumPtIOu, Decay and Death
Office, No. 2 South Frederick ST.,
Left hand ode going from Baltimore street, foW
doors from the corner. Fall not 10 abserVe the name
/ and numbsI.. 5rr.4+.. =. lF,,-5-IlII-
Letters must BE- paid aad contain stamp. tn,
Doctors Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
A CURE RARRANTED3iN TMn. nays
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DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lendop.
Graduate frnn one Of the most eminent Colleges In
has been spent In the hospitals q London Paris,
Philadelphia, md elsewhere, has effected some OF
thsimost astonishing cures that were 6V4F known;
many troubled with ringing In the head and ears
W1en asleep. great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds bAshinlntSss with frequent blushing
attended Sometime with arrangement Or mind, were
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that = sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubtal happi-
hesS: 1ndee1, without theSe the Journey through
NE becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
" dAEkanS e fha ltlll EtAa
with despair aud filed With the melancholy rsdeo-
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Town Lots for Sale.

H0TE-Agreement having been made viii MT Il
WIDOW clear title viii be Eiyon. u an18 3
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FORM or PROPOSAL.
[HnNH. nnnNTT ANn aHAHrL

Capt. A. '. BARRINGER, Chief QuArtermASter Depart.
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Who have injured themselves By a certain practice
INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil cOmpaniOEA, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when aSsep, and II not
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind AMI body, shonld apply Immediately
Mhat = pity that 3puDg man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of hia parents, should be-
onAtched from all prospects and enjoy montS OF IIfe
by the consequences OF deTiAttnE from the path OF
EAtura aud iRdulAtnS In certain secret habit Such
peESons NusT, before cslutcIup ntinE
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nKMPFlKLD RAILROAI

in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
= r. MYERS. Cont Ticket ASt por1s
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= ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thSlsalds cured at thIs giDSti.nt,o,
year after year, AID the numerous Important snr.
gtesl Operations performed by Dr.. Johnston Wit
messed by the rerDrttrS Of the tSun," s1CIIppeF
and many other papetS, notices Of which have AZ.
gsafea sEadn and again betore ths public besides
hs Standing a. gdhtIeman ofeharacter aud regpon.
s'oiiity, sntletnt guarantee to the arlIcted.
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by some bad men to inAugurats moysment.
must be considered as equivalent 10 aid and "a&
fort to the enemy, and which all patriots - 0Oe
combine to put down at any cost You mn, saO&
on my aid in every effort to spare your g. eoa
scenes of civil warfare, which will deySSt.se q
homes if the design Of these traitors be sns..A,h
make head I know that you win place yonssSStS
your legitimate position in the lead Of th~.saA
will not suffer the name of the old Nerth O., va
be blackened by such stain. Will You psrSoS
for suggesting that my only source Of disou;sISSs
on the subject arises from the fear that Won 1T
lay too long the action which now appears in..S@
BILE, and that oy an over earnest desire to rsS'a
by conc iliation men whom you believe to he oA
at heart but whose loyalty is more than s,.I soa
elsewhere, you will permit them to estbs spe S
strength as to require more violent measnrss "a
sre4nOw needed With your influence and n.,s w
the promoters of the unfounded discontsnta NJ
prevalent in yeur State, would be put down .IS
out the use of physical force, if you would ,S S
don a-policy of Cancellation, and set them =, ~
ance. In this course, frankly and firmly um. ~
you would rally around you all that is best 10y
blest in your State, add your triumph wo ~IS&
bloodless. If the contrary policy be adonts,
much fear yea viii be driven to the use Of Tssaa,
repress treason. In either event, however i
sured that you will have my cordial concurr,,,.
assistance in maintaining with you the houO, =
nifty and fair name of your State, and IN your,
10 crush treason, whether incipient, a. beE.ss
now TO be, or more nfatured, as believe ~
firmly met it will In our futcre inevitably bsoa'
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully yours,
- JEFFERSON DAVIS
His Excellency, 49,. - AVA
Governor of North C.rol;
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CorresubudeluEce.
Between Gov. u B. Vance, Of North Carolina,
and President Davis, on the subject of Negotiations
for Peace. "' " -+'


Between Gov. z. B. Vance, Of North Carolina,
and President Davis, on the subject of Negotiations
for Peace. ". -i'
Executive DEPARTHEHT,l
" Raleigh, Dec. 80th, 1858. o.
his E5celleney, PRESIDENT DAVIS: b. iii. IS r..
Ny Dear Sir:-After q careful consideration OF
all the sources of discomfort in North Carolina,
have concluded that it will be impossible to remove
it. except By making some effort at negotiation with
the enemy. The recent action Of the Federal
House of Representatives, though meaning very
little has greatly excited the public hope that the
northern mind is looking towards peace. / am
promised by all men who advocate this course that
If fair terms are rejected it will tend greatly to
strengthen and intensity the war feeling, and will
rally all classes to a more cordial support OF the
government And, although our position is well
known as demanding only to be let alone, yet It
seems to me that for the sake of humanity, without
having any weak or improper motives attributed to
US, we migA with prOpriety, constantly tender
negotiations In doing so we would keep consplcu-
ously before the world disclaimer of our respon-
sibility for the great slaughter of race and con-
vince the humblest of our citizens-whO sometimes
forget the actual stuation-that the government is
tender of their lives and happiness, and would not
proong their suferings unnecessarily one moment.
Though statesmen might regard this as useless the
people, will not, and I think our cause will be
strengthened thereby. have not suggested the
method OF these negotiations or their terms. Inc
effort to obtain peace is the principal matter:
Allow me to beg your earnest consideration OF
this suggestion ..- -...
Very respectfully yours. ,-,,.
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June 2, 1864.
EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-ST0;

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,-ST0s
d FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS STABLES VIZ
Aquarter Of mile of Eagle Rock, upon the airtS1
18th of Nay black mare, with little star in hss -
her left hind foot marked white up to tie fetrs9|
flowing tail, thick msnsfalling to the right e1,s,
near the withers, fine, dark eyes and of Ordinary "a
her apprehension and delivery to me- It is thcSSS 1
she was stolen by oavslryman, who was iur1,:r1
my premises that day. Ny address Is Eagle ROci D
county, NJ 3. ". RRQXl
June 2, 1874. NE
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trampiug the State, at time when funeral elack
mess covers the land, for the purpose OF selling
out to the secession leaders who helped the aooll-
ton fanatics of the North bring on all these troe
bles. Is it possible that there is OsnseTvatve IN
the State that will vote for sucha man? we nope
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ToRsE TAKEN UP.-A NFc5o g

HORSE TAKEN UP.-A NEGRO s.,
IL some rs or 80 thirty years old, riding bsv IA
With black mGne and tail, white hind feet wbsr-..
lis left side near his shoulder ahoutas large n IN
animal snod- The horse is in common worpi.sa
Gems much bded, and has sore % shiI 81 80
TN old saddle without any pad upon Rhinh ths ~.
riding The horse is Judged to be about yssr1 oS \
negro had no pass, and made his escape before sv
rest him. l secured his bundle of clothes hover 4
pretended to be free negro-ssid he was raised NJ
Gibson, of Guiford county, sud seemed acouGiusS y
Greensborough: wish the ownsrto come forward -
property, pay charges and take the horse away.
June 2, 1864. %i
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second Confederate Congress,

The following is a list of the I'd Congress Of tII
crate States, now in session at Richmond.
SENATORS
ALBANIA.
r. W. Walker, Robert JemiSOu, j.
Arkansas. -.
r. W. johnson, Chas. b. AitchsL
81 -.. .. FLORIDA.
Jas. N. Baker, A. E. Maxwell.
GEORGIA
Benz. b: Hill H-V. Johnston.
KENTUCKY.
81. G. Burnett, VIM. Z. SimuL
LOUISIANA.
T. J. Semmes, Edward Sparrow.
MISSISSIPPI.
A. G.. Brown, J. VIC. Wstsn
MISSOURI.
Waldo P. johnson, One vacancy.
: HoKfH-CARoLINA.
VIM. T. Dortch, VIM. A. Graham
soUTK-cARoLIsA.
Robert W. Barnwen, James L. Orr.
TENNESSEE.
Landon C. Haynes, G. A. Henry
TEXAS.
W. s. Oldham, - Louis I. WlghL
VIRGINIA.
A. T. Caperton, Nm. I. Hun'sf
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DLACK CALICO. RECEIVDh
ID private sale, by the piece q lot of FIaL BAG
Prints. Also, another supply Of Ladies' FnsGGssI
walking Shoes. JAS. n. T0HLEk
Jnne Q 1864 L. q