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The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

LOOKS LIKE WARsAw.-Gen. Hurlburt
has issued an order Cat Memphs) warning
the newspapers published there that "They
must cease the publication of reports, anony
nous or otherwise, of actions or movements
of troops within the department. No dis
cussion Of the policy or measures of the
Government will be tolerated. and the edit.
ors and publishers of newspapers will be
held accountable for the character of extracts
published from northern papers. Neither
officers nor troops within this command will
be the subject Of either praise or censure
through the newspaper, as neither editors
nor correspondents have the righ. or ability
to give praise where deserved, or withhold
it where undeserved."
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

The TEsr.-Democrats are importuned by
political prostitutes and Abolition traitors to
renounce their principles and support the
Administration. TO the timid and wavering
we ask, do you doubt which side to take!
Judge by the test: The Democratic party
has governed the country for over seventy
years. The Abolition has governed for three.
"By their fruits shall ye know them" Be-
sides the anguish and tears, the suffering and
blood, the rule of the Abolitionists has cost
the people in three years more than the rule
of the Democrats in seventy years.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30
A Norwegian Dance.

Round the musician the young men and
maidens formed ring and began to dance
There was little talking, and that little was
in an undertone. They went to work with
the utmost gravity and decorum. Scarcely
laugh was heard-nothing approaching to
a shout the whole night-nevertheess, thew
enjoyed themselves thoroughly; | have no
doubt whatever of that. The nature of their
dances was somewhat incomprehensible. 1t
seemed as if the chief object of the young
meniwas to exhibit their agility by every spe-
Gle of impromptu bound or fling of which the
human frame is capable, including the rath,
er desperate feat of dashing themselves flat
upon the gronnd. The principal care of the
girls. seemed to be to keep out of the way of
the men and avoid being killed by frantic
kick or felled by random blow. But the
desperate features in each dance did not ap
pear at first. Every man began by sezing his
partners hand, and dragging her round the
the circle, ever and anon twirling her round
violently with one arm, and catching her
round the waist with the other, in order
as it appeared to me-to save her from an
untimey end To this treatment the fair
damsels submitted with pleased though bash
full looks. But soon the men flung them off
and went at it on their own account; yet
they kept sort of revolving course round
their partners, like satellites encircing their
separate suns. Presently the satellites as,
sumed some of the characteristics of the
comet. They rushed about the circles in
wild ertatic courses; they leaped into the air,
and, while in that position slapped the soles
Of their feet with both hands. Should one
deem this an easy feat, let them try it. Then
they became little more sane, and waltz
or something like it, was got up. 1t was
really pretty, and some Of the movements
were graceful; but the wild spirit Of the gens
re entered the men rather suddenly. The
females were expelled from the ring alto
gether and the youths braced themselves for
little really heavy work; they flung and
hurled themselves about like manacs, stood
on their heads and walked on their hands
in short, became company of acrobats yet
always kept up sympathetic feeling for
time with the music. Good Words.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

Bentley, London, has published Mrs.
Greenhow's book about her Imprisonment in
Washington. 1t is as bitter as woman's
hate can make it. She glories in having
sent information constantly TO the Rebel
commanders, and was paid for all her suffer
ings when jeff. Davis told her that, but for
her they would have had no Bull Run to
boast Of
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30
THOMAS BOYCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Montgomery and Washington Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Daily California Repub- Democrat. Santa Rosa.
lican, Sacramento. Cumberland Presbyter,
Daily Express, Marys'llc. Pacheco.
Daily Beacon, Stockton. Alameda Gazette, San
Esmeradn Star, Aurora. Lcandro.
Placer Herald, Auburn. SOlano Herald, Suisun.
Colusa Sun. Marin Journal, San Ra-
Aurora Times. fael.
Chronicle, lone City. Oakland Press.
Democrat, Nevada. Oregon Democrat, AL
Telegraph, Folsom. balfy.
Dispatch, Jackson. Oregon Union, Corvallis
Enquirer. Dutch Flat. Cosmopolitan, Mazatlan.
Journal, Yreka. Oregon Sentinel, Jack
Trinity Nationalist. ,Wca- sonvile.
vcrville. Herald of Reform, Eu-
News, Knights Landing. gene City.
Sentinel. Santa Cruz. Democratic State Jour
Pajaro Times, Watson nal, Dalles.
vile. Review, Eugene City.
Tribune. San Jose. Washington Standard,
Gazette. San Mateo. Olympia.
Pacific Echo, Napa. British Columbian, West
Tuolumnc Courier, Co. minister.
umbia.
San Francisco, May;l ,lSG3.--
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

Ex- There are but two daily papers in
the world-that is there are only two papers
published seven times week. They are the
Alta California and New York Ilerald-one
on the Pacific and the other on the Atlantic
coast of the United States of America. Not
single paper appears seven times week in
England, France, Germany. Spain or Italy
This fact the Alta discovered
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30
THE PLACER HERALD.
,h,,sl,ed every Saturday Morning,
ON Nevadastrcet Auburn 'Piacercouh'''oai''oy
r & C.. n. MITCHELL.
r,,ms Of sabscription---Invariably in Advance
uArrs OF ADVERTISING.

INA aouare OF TEN LINE5i srzeu syPc,1
ylrst Insertion. .:....;.... ........'''''''.''Sz w
ST. .ub,souent insertion. ........... 90
To, half square Give lines,) or less..... 90
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

Woman should give a kiss as humming
bird runs bis bill into honey -suckle deep
but delicate.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.

Do you rise with coated tongue mornings with bad
taste In the mouth and or appetite for breakfast
Do you feel when you III get up weak and langus
you can scarcely get about DO you have dszncs
IN the head at tmso, and often duilness with heal
ache occasionally Are your bowels oosvs and irs'
ular and appetite changeable! DO you ret ny Wal
from the stomach and do you blost up ofeni DO you
iesl fallness after Eating, and gonenrs. when t@
stomach Il erpt, Do you have heartburn OCCASION
alIyl DO you fee In 5g.rted and look on the dark
side OF thingsi Are you not Unusually nervOL' q.
times DO YOU not become restless often lay unu
midnight before you 70 TO sleep! and then at tna
Cont You feel dull and sleepy most Of the timsl Ia
your skin dry and scalyi also sallow In short, net
your lie burden full Of forobodingsl Now, thee ara
the symptoms generally present, but not always all Of
thsm aud there are thousands who arc suffering daily
rom them, and We pledge ourselves II nom tLres 70
ave prescriptions, to drive them all away and ION.
p!etsiy cure the patient, changing their whole phys
and nantal nature, and thus make Life blessing IL.
stead Of burden. We ask those who have trisd ansu
tired and discouraged, TO give ons isr trial aud We
candidy can do Just what u above sst forth. lry wv
prescriptions and ia that time satisfy the mod
lncvdu Ne call special attention 70 our almSa
invaluable reatmeat IN the above diseases. "Pr0vi
AZ ihSnxs."
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08
LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will lind this the most advan
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacous Yards, vel
watered and supplied with every convenience hav,
been opened ttis lire and its connections and every
attention is paid 70 their wants. From Harrisburg
where will be found every convenience for feeding
resting, choice Is offered OF the Philadelphia Now
York and Baltimore Market THIS will also be fouuC
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-Ivli allentown and with fewer change
than any other
EN0Cn LEWIS. GenI superintendent, Altoona
Pa.
L L. HOUPT Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
H. II. HOUSTON, Geul Freight Agent, Phila
delphia' sugl:t
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08
Baltimore G. Ohio r. r

sia O. ~ salsEa I'D. g
0srrc. BALI 4 OaIo RAILROAD c., .
Wheo'n. Station, AUS 1868 ,
ON an otter Monday night, the iOth IF Aul Just
~ the asscn or t'aias will be ran by tho fol
owing schedu e:
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08
FRElGHTS.

By this route Freights of al descriptions be for
warded to and from Phi adelphia, New York, Boston
or Baltimore to and from any point on the Rail Road
Of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Lows
or Missouri, by Rail Roud direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects 1t
Pittsburgh with Steamers By which Goods can be fol-
warded TO any port on The Ohio Muskingum, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and al
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers TO all
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustng the transporta'
ton of their treight o this Company, can rely witt
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATE "F FKEIGHT 10 and from any
pon, in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Raj
Road At all times favorable as arc charged b!
other Rail Road Companies.
sSEBe particular to mark packages "via Penn'a
Central r. r."
For Freight Contract, or Shipping Directions sppl
TO address either Of the following Agents Of ths
company:
D. Stewart. Freight AGENT Pittsburgh.
Clarke & Co., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
Ii. W. Brown & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
r. c. Meldrum K Co.. Madison, Indiana,
J. Z. Moore, Louisville KY.
w. N. Altman, Evansville. lad.
4. F. sass, ST. Louis Ao.
Clarke & Co Chicago, H.
J. II. McColum, Portsmouth, =.
McNeely & Montgomery, Maysville, Ky.
W. H. i L. L Langley, Galiipos, o.
HIS. Pierce & Co.. Zrnesville, o.
n. II. Hudson, Ripley, o.
C. Me- ~um. General Travelling Agent
for the South and West
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08
LUNG DISEASE,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRON,
CHlTlS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS.

EASE, &C., &c
We call especial attention Of peysons afflicted VIII
those diseases tho fact that have an almost w.
BILE in those sections which has beos
lately discovered. We have succeeded In rsstorns
Of this KIND few months who have been rcs:'
cd for years 70 no effect, and others are now un4E
treatment and are rapidly being restored IN fact
use their own words, thoy say they feel thsmssvs
coming up every day. We do positively claim thai
there u no case far advanced but that wo can help
and make more comfortable, and prolong life and the
most Of cases can be successfully cured taken Ii any
kind OF time. Remember that this Is an age Of LIZ
pro vsment and remedies being discovered that dJ
disease Of many Of its tsrrors We invite th0ss
who threatened or have any form Of Lung Disease
said In the above.
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
We claim positively 70 cure every case Of these dS
eases This 10 positive fact, and will pledge oa'
selves 70 give ESQ 10 any Of the KIND cannot
cure and We generally cure with two prescriptions
E&Ths following lsttsr Il from tho VITA Of HI
sseckwsl, Esq.:
New Philadelphia, Dec. 81 .seI
Dn. snAssos: Dear Sir, I desire TO express 70 yss
ths dssp gratitude feel for the great benoht have DO
rived nom your treatment. bad become % weak ina
20 much reduced with frequent hcmmorrhage Of no
lungs, that had almost dsspared Of recovery, and
had become evident to all my friends that without ,ous
speedy relief could not long survive l commence
with your treatment the LIST Of July, 1861 Durrs
the hrst months treatment began TO perceive toi
the hermorIhage wa, rlurh less frequent, and great
diminished N quantity and from that time forward
have had no hemorrLage, and now enjoy better hs~i
than have for several years. A. the COMMENCEMENT
OF treatment you only gave me encouragement, 70 hcr
Tor rssto<stion TO aresscnsble degree Of health
expsotatieps N this RESPECT have been than real
issd II this should meet the eye Of any afflicted a.
Tas can With great confidence recommend your
treatment a. one OF great efficacy.
sa1-ly
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what Will He DO With He

THg DIFFICULTIES OF IMPROVING 4 Farm.
A friend of ours has bought farm. Moth
tnV singular IN that you may observe; let him go 10
work and improve it."
Certainly. But how That is the question. 1t is
great question now that he has got his farm TO know
what TO DO with it, He has trouble in seeing what
improvements are needed rather what would add 70
the value Of the farm but he does see difficulties IN the
ay of making such Is he would desire to make and al
the same time make the land carry the cost OF its own
improvement. lie could spend money ad lbdan, and
would, perhaps be willing TO spend reasonable amount
In improvements if the expenditure would produce q
fair return in future
His farm Is not upon the fertile prairie bought at a
dollar and quarter acre, OF some such Insignificant
price recurring nothing Of him but to plow and COW,
ard reap and eat.
There he difficulties Of improvement are very small,
and the former almost snIe Of payment for outlay and
profit upon his labor az every step
Here the situation s very different. Let ne state Il.
We have been called upon FOR advice. Perhaps it may
be beneficial to good many other persons beside our
tmmedate friend.
Tie newly purchased farm is situated, so runs tie
advertisement upon the New-York and Albany
post road ess than forty miles from tie city overlook
ing the Hudson River for twenty i've miles. 1t con
tsins about hundred acres all under cultivation,
cept five acres OF beautiful wood land. IL is divided by
stone walls into many fields Of pasture moving,
orchard. and plow-lsnd, and is well w,tered with
numerous springs. The house IS fine old mansion,
which, With slight repairs, viii be f1e residence for
city family DESTROYS Of living upon se!csupportng
farm. &c, 90"
"Self supporting" That was sprobably the;gilding
OF the bait that induced the purchaser take the hook
We know that II has been the indictment 70 MANY a
purchaser Of farm. We know that The present Dur.
ebass should 10 sesupporting that is. able to pay all
,Ypsnses and support family but for many years it
has not Whyi Not because the soil is not naturally
good-good az any of the hill lands Of Westchester
lCounty but from some radical defect in It's manage
lment or mode Of culture. The question Is, how ts
jIemedy this difficulty
We ind the aspect Of the farm principally south.
land rising gradually from the road full mile 70 tht
lrear lot which affords Of the most magnificent
Views of % miles Of the Hudson and Its beautiful sur
Iroundings For the site Of house that cannot bt
this spot would be- hard to surpass In any othel
tace where the land all around s level enough smooth
land ROB enough Tor garden and lava. 1T
There half dozen other nearly a. beautiful build
g sites but that's not what he TO do with IT," II s
What " 90 70 make the farm "ssfsupporting." II hai
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IOREECN GOSSIP.

10 oll letters soliciting his "sl'b,c. piion" a.
ANYTHING Lord Tl-ENE hli regular form Of rcpy.
namely "sil Z e.. m.ch iol0 cd bv your apphca
ton and boz % o. nib C.rc '.rf 'dlof LaI 10 lin
over lcaN myself y'nry'ry oD don. scrvont' &C.
Mr. HFygY lyGeATq. % wril-known London
rint-scloI 80 -.certy loom -Ynllovlng en iron nui
ia some Sc. Lot coffee. Wulh Joe .as taking at tIi
Earhs sttr4 e.. - Ljal9- AID Nyr.h'We.tcrn
Egil"ns.
A .pral,r ~ public meeting held lately At
Ant. crp was much c.amorcd ngnin-t and could not
make himsc.. Gard ~ accordingly So down pIo.
duced p1ct oi . - aad asked orc Of bis negl Dor.
10 Join Tim n gn4e 0i piiu't iil the noise should
cease The auiIr1ra laughed and listened.
A horse at P'uMucc. England, has really been
committing sllcIe Dr. deliberately bocked into the sea
and aid down being speedily drowned There was no
innnesi A. uHs rf c'fr1l ii s'H'ineHL
There j. q b.nt compassion m Gosp0r, PRINT
ing Office H., dal RorA averages 50D ems. III
tyne i, di,,.'-ei aud lbs partner reads h' copy TOT
lin.
An sctre-s n one Of tho large theaier' Of Pa
"a i, about - brr m action against minor actress
for initiating bo,h Ler gestures and voice.
The Queen Of Madagascar Is IN the divorce
court OF her domuions Her husbands name Is
RAiNIvou SSiHiTnnouSf. which mny account for H.
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Arrived.

t. : steam .r,uspor, Irsie IND Blboidse Fortress Mon
roe p ho4rs in ,.1st, 20 = :. q VI. ,,,
ship Trop fof Bost0n Harln Msnis i57 dayswth hemp
.ussr &C. 70 r. Hubble eNl~neuccd very heavy weather
.ur iaf fore aud MAN, yagd., SPIT sale. g.. ,
Ts iaberA Ridley fof Livrrpo3l Bailey, BaEba1oe. IL
iay. with wool 20 y. Herth Go. go
BARI international (Dltcl, ice Bonafe q days VITA sii
&C. L, Ttro Falie. From "a o. th inst experienced Sc
we're gale. iron :. to y; W. with hegvy sea No.. ~.
Buk Henry Tlovbr.lss loi NeW lL'yciY Dlnie' l,sia
RIA Oct IS wish mos.es ~ H. IrowPrIiges sons Of New
~ Win,hrop (of Bermuda Fassslo, P r., Oct 2Gth,
with no'as.r. o. Brett. Son 4 60. -, -,..-. =.
R,rk Gasee Rack Bafhaioe, u days with mois'e' to
H. Tfowurd.-. sons o. Scw Haven - =, ,.t
Bnfs Msyiid lof Loaioil Way As'a Bay 70 days WIKI
Ys F..iion lof sicbrre. y So Lsrkin, Aux Cages u
DIV. With il-,r. oi t0 Brett. Son Co
fur Elsrt GOT I3ru'D. Tiny B'ha 4" days win rose
III Rob, Now, tof Tcv.Havcnl Ho'ehhs', Barbados
70 iays with a.o,.s.. 90 IL. Tiow Lidse.s sons
rus Aiica lll Ncucnsr - Martins l. d'y'' WIN sat
20 ". J. & 4. DcWofe i'll.
Ri. San Jn fol Nss.su Reresss Tsbaco Il days, VITA
BIG olnt fof Luueubfg y. s. Oase, faa 70 iay' WI"
rice Sc, T. h. f. AmsiuCk 90. ~ , al
Big Ge1rge OF iiayrl Perkins SAT- Coy /. l. ~ as
With ~ 10 T. Towner o. New Haven, whore she "a bound
Blk Mary Cobb, Dlnsln' POI Royal days Va"'' " D''
Bds GdslpM CBr). Uathorn. Fron'era Mex Oct 4 ma
Bd9 Cao.ae' sei,c. A'pnwar 20 Days with md's to J.
Sclr Equator lof Nassau, A5ury Ab.eOa days with
= f;o,efro- COW Brown FH,abchport for Kennebec
srhf Or, We've ,ll BsngprI Turner santa rug ~ a'y
with nm o. T. Hrr.d itA inst. lai 49, Ion ~ hsd me-
ge nom = To- during which lot msinma'i WIN sY''y'ns
Sir Silk. I0ear., Fgll.E
MISp-At sau.rf, W.N.W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-11
good dea Of uneasinsss prevails hc-s among The
Confederate agents FlT
The Hon. Mr' Clay arrived yesterday. +.--
A.

M0STREAL. Monday Nov. T. llx.
MIR. Bishop, teller of the St. Adams Bank,
was examined le identified Collins aud Spar as hay
Ing presented rovoTes Of bis breast Witness entered
tho directors room they followed Both seized and
presented their revoyers saying that made further
VIVA, their programme was. They said they were Con-
fcdcrate soldiers from Cen Enry' army sent North TO
rob and plumber ne Union soldiers were doing In the
Shenandoah. They asked FOR gold. said there was
none They then asked lor silver. More then
entered the bank don't know them: An oath
was administered to me that l would not give
the alarm fire the Confederate soldiers In the
DIRECTOR room was Seymour. clerk, who was used
like M self guard Of two Was over Us was com
PEELED TO open the safe and 81 100 IN silver was taken
ont they could not cary away the whole; they took
only 500 each taking share then Collins, SPAR ana
another went into the banking room and took ABOUT
$50 900 Ia bis ard grccublcks over 500 $50 OF these
were shown 20 witness and identified. believe II
had resisted they would have shot me. The bank was
locked during tie robbery. Bragg came in and was
sezed by the collar and revolver presented at him.
lie delivered mp about siOp. Bragg and an
other were forced into tho room with me. AlteI
the raiders left went ont and saw about thirty horse
men going out OF The town, firing IN al directions,
among women and children. The raiders were IN
civilians dress. and carried no arms bat reyovers
Detective o Ioary eXGmined--Mlness arrested Scott
al Farnham the 10Th asked Il he was from Montreal
said yes from ~ DominQue-st.; found nearly three
thousand dollars on hin be gave his name nt as " IL
ams. said he was Confederate soldier. be requested
protection and neither admitted nor denied being IN
the raid.
70 act as Queen tOUr 5ci. -
Judge Course promised 10 give decision tomorrow
II is report that the Clerk ofhe Court has resigned
The reports OF rnids mo Canada. and The inithi! nc
ing held ready To- a',t i1cm, are GniohhueH oil '"-'tV
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4 woman la'elv looking AZ Gordon press,
cn which Tdc F0rci,co Daily Fair Press was being
printed. iookcd mp Ia the face ~ her male companion
and IN the mot earnest manner inquired. "Arrah, TN
80 thcms he things as writes TIE paypcrs' Bes them
the things they cs cydl;eIs Holy Mother Of Moses
does the anhee, Dr., abuse aud baokguard one another
D. mn a o.
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tvpe-sett.ng machine shop has been e-tab.
slcd a. Salem. II a. where machines are constructed
OF various kinds, and forming regular gradaiion RON
simple hand wO.a to tlo most complicated machine Tor
tyne setting One o the fp0:, s 90 lc uscd ns PRINT
iny-oGce ~ in ucton ia the use the new meclani
e. Al comuO,ltots.
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})orl- illaroens' Noiite.

STATE 0F NEw-YORK
rosr-WAaDENs' OFFICE No. ll WaI'I
NOTICE IS hereby given, in accordance WIN
.,tiou .of t. oct paced April u. 1881 entitled an
sf ~ pr,rsute tao Warden, ONCE OF the foF oil view
V,t 10 ali person. interested ~. or having charge OF o
b oct mate. Of ,lh inquiry. e1anlaion or survey ps
c,.irg vcsse are under examination ~ the yi'
Wetlcn. ep1 t.. to aid survcy- or exl1na'n' W" W
'uctel within ten d,ys esdn. l.n' nolce 0p'
board "a '.s-.-: oory
Rhine. stss''''''... Z,
Slfu " uishru. 4,
tLiptJrulid r...sssssss.' ss'ss''''''''''', ~ ID
Hara Gem iiaisr.ss 4, .h;,so,
Bnk Ocean ssle.... Woodruff honrsoh
az, F',,1,n,.'..,.,....,.W Woodruff Robinson.
Schr. niafa jars. ~ noi
MlArHOANB TOiPhlNS, riesiisnl
4 Aro's TIgRPIzAS Secrelary
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~ h 0.,.l. from, Il /, badoes reports having len barss
,,,t,,', W,muond for Now YORK; y. ". CASTOR, Iaf
se 40 .brss ira Thompson, disi open hea Baptid3e'
do. , ,,-.i...- ., Il, .t,, Z. I
t,vs. : iv.I (Brl for gov IN days 40.
brs Moses RogTs " ror'NlTl', "" " n was formerly
Inc On B,ov burnt ~ the lae IRE foot OF iiaond street.
"a va. TAKEN To Nor;nport aud I'brut
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s elui,f Con. - "n.
shin. Of.nrus. JuH4s B9.d'f.
Ba-k-i.aini- ntrt.
Hie-thliiinc. =, . 49, = 4
ovrsiug. T.. l.. Hooper Nary A. Rsh.
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NJ ~, Ur7I W Iyintl nuClT N Tue 7 81 III'tI W
by IN schooner Film carry ns away bboop.fi Of
cnv.'rr Sc THO .rl0nor lost libhoom, bul"aA ''o''
uar,eI l,ge shlJ.ds, sc.
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DEGULAR LINE "
IL FOR HILTON HEAD AND bEiufohr' ~
Tho hrs,. e,ss Iron Stesuship
"NFLylLLE," Wellington, Master
VIII lo,yo Pier No, - ~ above, On
TUESDAY. Nov IS. st O'Clock p. On.
or freiIhi or passage sPyHyI, 70 u.rurw.x
No. - South -