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United States Of America.

MiDBLE DlSlEICI Or IENNlSSEE-NO. -.
"HEREAs HORACE II. HARRISON. ESQ,
w Attorney of the United States for ssld District
Who prOeecutes therein. on behslf OF the United
ktsies and Jos. L. illin, ESQ, Surveyor o. Cus-
toms, has hled an lnt0unaaonln tho District Court
Of the United Staies for said District, against llD
packages merchants snd suffers goods. now lying
ia the stOrehousc formerly occupied by Messrs. A.
J. Duncan & Co.. on the public square IN Esshv lle
Tennessee, and against al persons lawfully inter-
Nening, for Their Interests therenalleg ng thst 90
Sept, 2ith, 1861, SAID property .Wss seized IN sid
distriet on land by jos. r. i1lln, Esq. Surveyor n
Customs, as forfeited FOR causes mentioned IN said
Information, and praying for the usual proress.
N0wthefeiore, IN oiiItenceto the inonition ofsAid
Cour hereby give public notice 10 all PEI, ons IN
terest.d IN said properly, 70 appear helore said
Courtat the Courtroom in the Cap tol al Nashville
ia faid District, on the 80 Monday in October inst
then and there 10 propound their claims and make
their allegations.
E.. r. GLASCOCK,
Marshal U. g., Middle District OF Tennessee
pgfH
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q. ;. DISTRICT COURT.
IN pursuance ofa wrt Of Nendtion ExrOnas lssued
j from said Coun in the cause OF the L. States ~.
y b e Of Coffee and Rag Of Pepper, marked 81
A. DIX, Nashville, Tenn. '-lheing eause No. 7o-ia
ssid COurt: On Thursday, the 18th inst at the
storehouse formerly occupied by A. J. duncan &
Co, on the pntii qnare. n Nashville, between
ihe hours Of lU and IL o'clock. a. NJ. will sell Tor
cash IN hand to the highest bidder the AFORESAID
property, seized aud condemned as forfeited n said
caure- I.rf rH
Z. r. GLAScOCK,
MEshal U. s. Middle District OF Tennessee.
rof9
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There il = loud call from tbe army
~ the posonac for more delegates %
tie CHRISTIAN Commission. Ths Com.
rni.sIon is doing a great work, and
should be well represented throughout
fha army.
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The king Of Siam has sent'as presents
70 Louis Napoleon, a Thibet bear, black
panther, a Malacca tiger, = Cambogo
nonkNy, and . M0ngoleon pheasant
ATaximillian has likewise furnished an
elephant 10 the collection.
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Knoxville Oct 6, 1854

A mason in Limeric, Ireland, lately
hammsFing = stone, ehipped out what
he supposed 10 be lump Of glass Il
proved, however, 70 bea diamond worth
about 500
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All advertisements occupying sreCial position,
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MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
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and must Invariably he paid IN advance, or no in
sen on made.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF CANDIDATES.
For State $40 90
tpI Npulty CuceET "
Foz City Oficers......-.......... 90
We, the undersigned have this day adopted the
shove ratea Tor adj ertsing 70 9hIch We bind our
selves strictly N sdher~.
WM. CAMERON 4 CO
JOHN WALLACE. for rha Dsepnfeh.
BARRY, W1NHAM & CO. for lfSs.
NASHVILLE, TEvN., sept. =, ls6t
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY NIRTOE OF A WRIT OF RI FA. 10 NE
4 , directed and delivered from the HonoTlbla
Uhsncery CoBrt Of Davidson county, Tennessee, at
lis May Term. 1854. viii expose 10 pubic sale 10
the highest bidder for cash. az the Court House yard
IN the city OF Ma hville on Saturday the 2th ,aF
estate which j. II Austin then had may have
since acquired in and 10 the following deserted
trGct u Land, 20 Wit ia the 9th Civil District Of
Davidson county, Tennessee, and contaning z0o
acres more or less. aad bounded as follows on the
north by tile lands Of J. Guthrie, on the south by
the lands o; Jesse ROaahs heirs, the ost 10y The
lands of Mrs. Wright, Oh the west by the lands Of
J. J. Young and levied upon ss the property It J
II. Austin 10 satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor
of John f.. GieayeS, c. a 81, sgain-t Samuel E-lm-
BIO aud J. II Austin.
JAS. NJ. HINTON sheriff.
octG-. BY THOS. HOBSON, j. Shf.
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DR.. WESTERVELT,
HOMUcOPATTIFS1'

HOMdcOP ATIITS1.
VB AGAIN IN MS OLD STAND, No. 81
Rroad st-est, 81 door from ihs corner of sllal-
NOR street where he c1n he f0und all hour. dly
or night. unieus professionally shsent.
aal5a-sm p. A. wESTERyRI.T, n. D.
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so, 25 and 10 cent Novels, and the
Novelette,, always on hand

We would respectfully invite the attention q
EExs-LJEALEas, BooEsEtLEhs, and Dealers IN CHEAr
PusIIcATIosE PFRfcBIcAIs, A.. 20 our facilities or
r,sclliug and forwarding everything n our hfe rifh
~ 1r5.ast lJU.anpfiiadS ossd dis5a5oa. AL gocds
nSekei with the utmost care sud asrjei IN 81
iastAnces, by the uerF oaIisf coarcssnnt following
tie r,.,eirt of the ORDER. Mhen prelerge ty Gus
Lomers. We ssnd by Maj every day
sS-1he priaes of Papers, Magazine. &C., ate Al
fbIs tme ioNing 70 tie continual change Ia the
priee of Printing Paper, very hut iuaiilsi and Se
therefore oot printing ihs pfIesa 81 lytlinf n the
hrt PerHOas desiring 10 Learn tho pIioe q any
Publication Nill BE- promptly ihiofinsa ~ fetgin
NAL, Il they' vii give a. q iist u y la hiay te
ap-W.r &. y. BELLsAfDEk
IS College street, Rashfilie, Team.
oS- In sending as n1oney, siaays mention the
CaEAr NoyEIs AT zHE L0WEsI PEIcEs.
julyz3-5m
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO ALIAS Fl PAS, TO ME
ID dueciea rom the Cih-uit Court oi the umtcd
states foRthe Middle District Of Tennessee, at its
April tafm, 1864, IAau expose 70 pubic sale 20 The
highest biador for cash. at the court house door IN
the city Of Nashville, commencing between he
hours 0f 10 amt II O'Clock, a. m., on SATURDAY, the
l5th day or October lsG3 all the right, title, ela.
iuteres. and estste which J. K. lamb and l.. A..
Boyd has IN and ~ the following DESERVED piece or
parcel Of land lying IA the town OF Coiumhl, State
Of Tennessee, to-Rlt:
'One lot No. f6, known as Naughts shop lot, sit
uated In the south part Of Columbia, on Garden
street on which - a large fraIne building or steam
Cabinet factory bOnnded on the north by - street,
running east ad west-the OLD margin Of Colnmtia.
south uy the iol belonging 10 Mrs ). +. Patton {;
east boy james Hodges lot. end West by Garden
street. including the steam engine an boiler IA said
lmiidng." IFyied Ga 70 satlsly judgments render
e.. by said court At It's 0etober tenn, 1860 and May
tenn ls62 IN ltyor OF Meader Co.. an-l luer, Nor
ris \ Co.. and AGAINST la;nb Boyd.
ER. GIASCOCK,
sa,,e sf u. s. Marshal.
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Three Hundred Dollars
BOUNTY.

L All AUTHORIZED TO ENLIST AND COM
Il plete Regiment Of Cavalry for the United
States service. Three Hundred Dollars Bounty
viii be paid % each recruit. one Hundred Dollars
on the day Of muster ng into tho service, the re-
mainder in one and two years.
Nov - the time far the young men Of this section
0i The state 10 show their patriotism and hOnOralfy
avoid serving 10 the militia. No expense OF pains
viii DO spared 70 make this one Of ihe best ana
mcst effective cavalry Organizations IN the service
Arms and equipments Of the best quality viii b.
furnished sD soon as mustered IN, and the com
lnald VIII he mounted coon as the horses can be
procured.
For further Information apply 70 John " Thotnp-
son, sheby'Ille, John W. ClalbOine, Marshall
county, or to myself
ROBERT GALBRAITH.
sholbyyille, Sept. 2sth, 1884.
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r E M oV AL.

FElOM. PARRISH 4 P. CdEATHAM HAVE RE.
4 moved ti1EiF Barrier shoV frpIn % cherry street.
10 ~ sumner street under the New Theatre,
where they aFe ffting up q neat and asty shop
seeond 20 none ia the city. Their old cusiomers
VII bear this 10 mind and thsy esrnes'iy solicit
ths patronage q A. many geN onrs 81 are d5posed
% give them a cal. 4hsy Nrl commence businf So
in their new shop on saturday fnorning nezi, sth
INST Priyste eups for all Fnutlemen desiung fhem
ociG-lwe
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SOLDIERS,

You ought not 70 be without sneh vaiusble med
cine. The Cincinnst NAeonal Union, OF April 2sth,
says that thousands OF our soldiers have teeu
saved BY the use OF etricksna's Ant -Cholafa MIX
ture 3 OF sale by Druggists at 50 cents per bollle
General Depot No. Est Fouuh-sireet, Clncin-
nau, Ono
Sold N Nashville, Tenn, BY FORBES a sTE-
PHENs, STEPHENS JANNEf 3 CO., q. ". HEN
DERSHOT q co, DEMONlLLE a CO., and q. W.
HASIAUh ~ S5-tu th-efy
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chronic Cases

aV 1rsetice has increased hundred per cent. over
e st year, until il IS not 20 be surpassed by any
m the State. With my general practice IN The ciJ,
/ treat the i9loWing
Chronic Cases
wilh aatisfacHon: rheumatism, Ahechons OF the
Lungs Dlsesses OF the Ihroats Swelled JOints,
SGT Iamle, PeuFisy, Pans, Ulcers, Cancer Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heagt and LAYER, Inflammation OF
the stomach, Neuralgia, Kings EYil or scroiais,
Desdness, Diseases OF the Eyes, Dso.ltaled sys-
together with all Private Diseases, and Diseases OF
tho puusry Organs.
E 10 the Ladies'.
All Affections OF the Womb trested with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 80 unfortu-
uate % uliscaTTy o. prove aoornon, can oe carried
call.
Sterillty.
Young Married Ladies whose misfortune Il has
been not 70 bring forth in due season, rememter
God has SAID you should mulnply aRd replenish. Il
tlissis youF desire you can consult me efther BY
letter or in person. No lsdy thirty-fYe years
OF slse need make application. Al communications
~ letter OF person strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop tpiore you further 30. o. AZ
lsesaes subject % Nan, slere y no disease 10 lSrd
70 ouro a. Night kfnissioas, Rnd physicians are
-csrce thai understand tresflng 4; snd % you can
say that have cured dozens II this city, vel
n different States who have spent dollar efer dol
laE, snd are nov well cured oy NE am daily re-
seivng letters and sending medicine TO all parts o.
NE country. In a word, al that are diseased M
any way, and VII give me call, viii give salts
6scton Cor Al ol the diseases mentioned in this adj
yertsenent The best Of references Eiyen N thia
city.
DIR. McGILL,
Union street, Nashville. Tenn-,
JAsl AL Tneei with prompt sitension.
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N. C. sULZBACHER.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

IN THE TREATMKNP OF DIsEAsEs, Is
CROWNING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, As III Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNEksEE.
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MY books will show that for The past ave months
nav practice has increased hundred per cent. over
tle sst year, until Il IS not 20 be surpassed by any
M the State With my general practice in the city,
1 treat the felioWlng
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). B. JACKSON.
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MarshaPs - ale.

Marshal u s., Middle District Of Tennessee.
oct lit
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
LATEST PROM rHs ARMY.
From tho Shenandoah valley.

NEW YORK, Nov, 10,
The Heralds dispatch from the She
nandoah Valley says: ....
Gen. Sheridan's cavalry has had a
very spirited and successful enga cement
with Early's army.
On Monday last, the three divisions of
Union cavalry in the Shenandoah Valley,
under Custar, Powell and Devin, COM
menced 8 movement for the purpose of
ascertaining the rebel position and
strength. Devin marched up the Luray
Valley; the other two divisions pushed
directly up the Shenandoah Valley, meet
ing ana driving before them several par
ties of rebels. No resistance OF import
ance was met with untll Sunday, when
the main body Of the rebel army, about
10000 Infantry and one division of cav
airy, was found at Rocd's Hill. Plight
ing Immediately commenced and con.
tinued for six hours. Early made re-
pedted attempts to flank Gustav and
Powell, but failed in every attempt. AZ
ter gaining sufficient information Of Ear
ly's strength, position and objects, our
forces retreated in safety, having lost al
together In killed, wounded and missing
about sixty men.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
Naval Intelligence.

NEW YORK, Nov. %.
The brig Lady Of the Lake, from Jack
mel, brings Capt. Nickerson and crew,
of the brig Vivid, of Halifax, sunk al
ssa. Capt N. reports that few hours BE-
fore Sis vesselsunk, he spoke the brig Ex-
press, Capt. Howard, Of Halifax, and re-
quested that be aud his exhausted crew,
who were is an open boat, might be
taken on board, but Capt. II. refused.
and he also heartiessly refused 70 tow
the boat toward the shore. They final
~ succeeded in reaching shore, bot not
before being exposed to gale which
burst upon them.
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BALES HONEY
H0REH OUND AND TAR.

q n " H. II IL " " ~ ~ a n " A II.
r. F., the cure of
Coughs, Colds, rnauenss Hoarsenese, d q >sis
Bre ,thinss and al a Heotiops OF the
Ihsoat, Bro aohisl Tabes and Lange, -sa
b .s-' ieaGny 90 consumption.
r ia-soFereign remedy is compounded from the
avorite recipe Of an iliustsious Pbysic,sn and
Chemist VII for uatny years used it with the
II ost con q etc sUcoesa In hu extensive private
prac Ice
he had tseg been profoundly Impressed with
the wonde sui virtu- a the honey of the plant Of
doreeound, ip an on with ths -LEANeIkG and
HEALlNS pr perties of tar extracted Gom the
Llfg PRINCIPLE of the FORGET tree Abtss Bal
sarsen or Ba IN Of Guesd. For years he was bsf.
O d D bis attempts to blend thtse great medioi-
u ] 1ssees into such union tht the Original
power of each s,ul b. preser I'd, Che disagreea.
BILE gu ttiee Of common tar removed, and tht
prize Of the compound be within the means o.
all At les's after long course Of dif6eut chem.
icI eI<es rtmcnts he found that by adding Il
these vrvg tngred ents each cne valuable by IL.
self he not o>ly ob.s ned the d, sired results bal
gr, a. ,nereasta Il e cura I've po~er OF the oom.
pouaa 1his having zen thorcu Shy tested ty
prac'ioe, is low offered TO the general public a.
q cafe, pless4nt and infauiole r,asdy.
t.., PRIoE, 60 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
4 For sale BY P ND MORSE, Rutland. and
by al Druggists.
G. 5----, CHARLES DOW Es, Gen. Assnt,
novs~smdAw IA Cedar st.. NJ Y,
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MEOsGlNAl..
X ENNEDY'S
IN RHEUMATIC LfNfxvv,e

The Ausatiou Of the public ia called An hs
sxoeiieht o. al Llnimenta, perfect and most
cure Tor al the aeheo and pains that Aash ppsedy
20, RHEuMAIIsM hep
checked perapiration -is cured by fav haty nom
hsnnsdy's Rheumatic Eminent
sPRAlNs
are caused by an over. extenson and a .,,..
action OF the museles-is cured bv a 80, Sa,Ire
o. kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment -sgnslIy sass
for man and beast. s'N''S S0A
NEURALGIA,
the hing OF all pain, ls caused by an ira..,,..
Won o. me nerves Is Instantly cured by 4 fav
Applications OF kennedy's Rheumatic Iinimans
PLEURIsY
y an Inflammation Of the Inning Of the r;hs 4.
Imminent n"euniAu'
BRUISES
an, SSSseu ~ sudden pressure OF the fesh ana
sshshtns ei the nssles--is instantly relieved -
nenhedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
- contraction o. the musoles, caused by a ana.
den stoppage Of the uervoua Auid. vbich DrS-.'t
animal HE having free dow ia cured Sy a lev
SpPu''uois Oh me- nsn inqy Rheumatic Liniment
ts caused by a neuralgia in the stouseh and hov.
eis-take tea3poontul Of KennedvN Rhems Alta
Imminent IN warm water every hali hour until
cured. N"''
SORE THROAT AND HoARsRNEss
are caused by an unnatural drynsss Of tho elsns,
wet pieoo Of flannel with Kshnedy's khsu.
matte Eminent, spply IL on going TO bed ana
you will be we'll in the morning
HEADACHE AND THRoBBNe OF im
TEMPLES.
is caused by pressure from insensible perspirs
tion-is CURED BY few applications Of Kennedy
Rheumatic Liniment, ..
WEAKNESS op THE BACK
Follow the directions in the circular around
each bottle.
FOR AN CELEBRATED SORE THROAT
you will take one teaspOonful Of the Linimsnt ana
four teaspoonfuls OF water. GKrgle the throat
twice day. In few days Is Will be we'll mi,
one tsaspeonful will be worth dollar 20 you,
FOR BRONCHITIS
and all Inflammation Of the throat, tonsils AMI
palate, with dry, backing cough, you viii al.
Lutte the Liniment with four or fve times its buls
Of water, gsrgle the throat, and swallow the MOS.
sure. This never fails.
II Is good for Toothaohe, Earaohe, svelied Pace
aud Inflammation OF every kind. Every tsmlr
should have fall supply for the wintsr.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Rox.
bury, Mass. Price SO cents. Sold by Druggist.
generally. ap2l ;dSviy
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anne loan WOMEN,

America is silly proui offs beautiful women,
but how many ole annually, or premst rely lose
their health and youth for want o'a medv stSit.
able TO their peculiar a'lmens That rem dy j.
found in SIR JAM S LARKE'S z MALE
PILLS. We know hundreds o. cases where they
have been used with tine greatest success.
In all otses of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, HeAviness, Fatigue
on slight exertiOn, Palpitation OF the Heart,
LowDess of Spirits, Hysterics, Sick Hesdac' e,
Whites, and al the painful diseases occasioned
by disordered system, these Pills will feet
cure when all other means have failed Modpr-
atns excess and remov o distractions, uhe'h.
er fro n cold or any oth, r cause. suffer no IN IRE
anxiety Or low spirits, but Try them.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, of the
agent.
N. B.-sl and SIZE postage stamps enclosed 70
any authorized agent. will ensure bottle con.
tanning over SO pills by return mail.
sole United States Agent JOB MOSES, sy
Cortland street, N, Y.
Sold by all Druggists. nov ad&vsm
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OLp ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

- H.
DR.TRL1kR continues to be confidential,
aud successfully consulted on all forms OF privss
diseases st has old established Hospital No. btsp
yer ST., Albany, N. Y. Twentyyears devoted 70
this one particular branch Of practice, ensblss
him to perform cures sach ss no other physician
can and bis facilities such, (being IN co-re,
pondenCe With the most celebrated physicians Of
the Old WORLD Of obtaining the safest a. well
the latest remedies for these diseases, offer in.
ducements 70 the unfortunate Of a quick and RAPID
cure, 70 be obtained 81 no other office in America
Insyphilis, gonorrhoea gleet, structures, enlarge
nent Of the testiclas and spernscetic cords, bubp
liberated throat, sore throat, tender shin bones
eutaneous eruphons, biles, ulcers, sbseesses, and
all other impurities Of the system, are perfectly
under control Of tbs Doctors medicines and hay,
been tested in morethan 10000 cases ANNUALLY
with immense success.
YOUNG MEN addicted 70 secret hgbits vhs
have impaired their health and destroyed the vie
or Of their minds, thus deprivins themselves q
the pleasures Of married life, notified that Ia
consulting Or. J. Teller they viii ind s friend 70
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ands, in almost every part Of the United States
who applied 30 DR.. T. broken down in health,
uow rejoice IN all that makes life desirable AMI
man happy. To reader is Of course aware TIA,
the dehcacy Of ths subject will prevent mort
minute description of this terrible disease.
DR.. TRLLER'S GREAT wORR-A book 70,
everybody, Startling disclosures. DR.. Teller,
grestwork foE the married and those conters
plating usrriage-20O pages-iuL of plstss-priOs
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happy. A lecture on Love, or how to choose
partner-s complete work on midwifery. It oot
tains hundreds Of secrets never before published
Warranted so be worth three times the amount
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Dr. Teller has devote .LIt.anne TO the cure 81
those diseases of which aus 0ook treats.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01

SoARB IN BURLINGTON. learn nom
the Burlington Times that on Wednes-
day last several faithful chstodians of the
public peace, as we'll as other citizens,
were confident that they had discovered
perched upon that "noble rock which
hath so noble q name" as "Tim Waite"
was wont to expressit, what appeared
b. Oe two human beings making signals,
doubtless possessed OF the horrible de-
sign of reducing the light house on
Juniper Island by water batteries, or in
tending an armed occupation of the
-Four Brothers" Hence the decks of
the steamer Montreal were cleared for
action and she made with all speed for
the memorable rock. On nearing the
spot the fearful anthropophagi were
by some mysterious power, transformed
Into two respectable and sedate sea
gulis, who, with patriotic scream or
two for the Union, soon fitted to other
shores, to make their DIS on other wa
tiers. The Aestreal, her Captain, crew,
and the "sight seers" Of Burlington,
returned TO the dock, owned mp their
su|E bility and "stood treat" s.
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Secest, News.

bu- gal NEW YORK, Nos, 20.
Late Rebel papers say Gov. Watts, OF
Alabama, has had an official contact
with the rebel conscripting officers. The
policemen of Selma being taken for seq
vice in the army, they applied for re-
dress to the Governor, who issued an
order that, as State officers, they were
exempt from the draft, and they were
therefore released. h,
The Richmond Examiner is very Sc
we're on what it styles the detection"
of Gov. Brown of Georgia, hnd the Leg
islatures of that State and Alabama.
It says that the convention of sill this
States, North and South, for the pur-
pose of agreeing upon terms Of peace,
will meet on the same day with the
parliament Of mankind, the federation
OF the wor'i sai not one hour sooner.
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rha Rebels a.. Dan I'd a.

QusBgO, Nov. ~.
According to reliable information,
Southerners and rebel sympathsers la
town are manufacturing clsndestinely,
aud collecting At convenient points,
shot, shell ana cannon.
The government has issued. under
chapter four of the act of 1868, q procla-
nation prohibiting the expectation OF
carrying cosstwise, or by inland nsvt-
Cation, Of arms or ammunition.