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A true copy attest.
la BRowNELL, Register
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the condl
IL tions OF certain Mortgage executed by
iiam Cramp,, OF Marcsllus, Cass County, and
State of Michigan, to Edwin Newth, of the Town
County and State aforesaid, Dated december
ninth, 1861, and recorded in the office Of the Reg
lister of Deeds for the County of Cass, December
10th, 1861, in the State of Michigan, in Liber K
Of Mortgages, on pages $40 and 621, upon which
Mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date
of this notice, the sum of handred and
thirty dollars and forty-one cents, and no suit OF
proceedings at law having been instituted to re-
cover any part thereof, Notice is therefore hereby
given, tn at on Monday, the ninth day of May next
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Ishall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, (sale 70 take place
at the front door of the Cass County Circuit Court
house. in the village of Cassapolis,) the premises
contained in said Mortgage, or so much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy the amount due on
such Mortgage with interest thereon and legal cost
together with an Attorney fee of ten dollars
nanted for therein. That is to say the following
piece or parcel of land situate in Cass County,
Michigan, viz: The north half of the north east
quarter OF the southeast quarter of section tour
township five, south of range thirteen west, and
containing twenty acres more or less.
EDWIN NEWTH. Mortgage.
COLE SHERE. Atty's for Mortgage
Dated, Decatur, January Goth, 1864.
feb4-42wl3
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have q man.
As good as he can be,
And the only fault he has
Is in his loving me.
Eyes be has of the deepest blue.
The handsomest you e'er did see;
And the only fault he has -'.
Is in his loving me.
Hair Of the darkest brown,
And curly as it can be,
And the only fault be has
Is in bis loving me.
Form, tall aud straight,
From dandyism entirely free.
And the only fault he has
Is in his loving me.
A voice soft and low,
AS night winds whispering Ger the les
And the only fault he has
Is in his loving me.
True and free from guile,
A tender and loving heart has he.
And the only fault be has
Is in his loving me-
noble son of nature,
From sel6shness entirely free,
And the only fault he has
Is in his loving me.
Prairie Home, January 9th, 1854.
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To MAKE A BAILEY HORSE PULL.


To MAKE A BAILEY HORSE PULL
A correspondent of the Cotton Planter
says:.s "Let me tel, of an infallible
method Of making baIky or obstinate
horse or mule pull up Hill or any
where else that his muscles are able to
carry him. Take small rope plow
line, for example,) double it, make a
loop at the double end, and draw it
snugly around the under jaw of the
animal, just behind bis front teeth, with
the loop underneath. Throw the loose
end over your shoulder. and "walk in
the way he should CO." holdfast and
pull steadily and firmly. Don't be
troubled about him, for he will follow
without fail, after he has discovered
bow yon have got him. This will also
compel an animal TO stand quiet to re-
ceive the bride or collar.
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To MAKE CIDER V1NEeAR.-Tbe

To MAKE CIDER VINEGAR.-The
Michigan Farmer says:
"Almost every family in the country
have the materials for manufacturing
pure cider vinegar, if they will only
use them. Common dried apples, with
little molasses and brown paper are
all you need to make the best kind of
cider vinegar; and what is still better,
the cider which You extract from the
apples, does not detract from the value
OF the apples for any other purpose.
Soak your apples few hours, washing
and rubbing them occasionally; then
take them out of the water and thor
oughly strain the latter through q
tight-woven cloth; put it into a Jug !;
add half pint of molasses to a gal
lon of liquor, and piece of common
brown paper, and set in the sun, or by
the fire, and in few days your vinegar
will be tit for use. Have two jugs, and
use out of one while the other is work
ing. No family need be destitute of
good vinegar, if they will follow the
above directions"
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PROBATE NOTICE.


CTATE OF MICHIGAN-County of Cass Pro-
y bate Court.-Whereas application has been
made to the said court by Fanny Andrews, Ad-
ministratrix of the estate Of Hazard Andrews
deceased, for the final settlement OF her admins
tration accounts in said estate
And. whereas, no commissioners have been ap
pointed to examine und adjust the claims against
said estate:
Notice is therefore hereby given, that the third
by said court for examining and adjusting the
claims against said estate and for the final settle
ment of the same, at the Probate Office in Cassap
oils of said county, at ten o'clock IN the forenoon
claims against said estate will present them to sait
court for final settlement.
And it is hereby ordered that the above notice
be publis ed in the Cass County Republican once
in each week for four weeks in succession, imme
diately preceding said settlement.
c. SHANAHAN, Judge of Probate.
January IL, 1854 jan21-40w4
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A secret burns hole through
some mems minds as quick as coal of
Gre would through their pockets.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

Are the most reliable regulator ever known, and
cure like magic, all those Irregularities that have
defed the doctors skill
Will you waste away with suffering from Leu
corrhea, Prolapsus, Bysmenorrhoa, and thou
sand other difficulties, all summed up ucder the
name of suppressed and INSTRUCTED nature, when
an investment of one dollar in
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n. B. HOLLISTER

IL among which are
weeping and lonely"D i-e95 l3ilHii'sat
When this cruel war is over.'u 3 's4asv :
81 remember the hour when sadly we parted %
81 dreamed my boy was home again. -
"Daisy Deane." 49, = y. - - -
Mine is the mourning heart" Duet for
Soprano and Tenor.) AE''ti.5i3 o5Ytoi -tN
"Who will care for mother now." +, ~,
Babylon is faIlen.'' -it- ; r. '.ft'
"Song of 1000 years."
'Dream on Lilly"
Mr.. Hollister is weekly receiving new and desir-
able additions to his already large stock of sheet
music and music books.
Is also agent for sale of Prince Co.'S Melo-
deems. ra3r.f.as tff8 SeplO-zlm3
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

will surely save you.
Do not use the drops when forbidden in the
directions, for although positive cure, and harm
less at all other times, they are so powerful
and finely calculated to adjust and; govern the
functions of the sexual organism, that if taken
at improper times, they would produce results
contrary to nature, against which, all, particular
ly those who would reproduce, should carefully
guard.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.


CTATE. OF MICHIGAN-The Circuit Court
- for the County of Cass, in Chancery. At Q
session of said Court, holden at the Court House
Cassapohs, in said Count on the 22st day OF
January, A. ID. 1854 Presentation. Z. NJ Smith,
Ci.cuit Judge. In case OF
CHARLES WALTON,
Complainant,
VS.. sn3
JEREMIAH DAVIS,
Defendant.
1t satisfactorily appearing to this Court that the
Defendant Jeremiah Davis is a nonresident oil
this State, and is resident of the State of New
York. On motion of Mr.. Blackman, of counsel
for Complainant 1t is ordered that the Defendant
Jeremiah Davis cause his appearance in this
cause to be entered within three months from the
date of this order, and that IN of his appear
ance he cause his answer to the said Complains
ants Bill to be filed and copy thereof to be
served on the Compliments solicitor within
| twenty days after service of copy of said Bill
| and notice of this order, and in default thereof
that said bill be taken as confessed by the said
| Defendant, Jeremiah Davis. rh ffsf
And it is further ordered that within twenty
DAYS the said Complainant cause this order to be
published In newspaper published and circulated
| in said County of Cass and that the pubction be
continued in said paper at least once in each week
| for six successive weeks or that he cause copy
of this order to be personally served on the salo
Defendant Jeremiah DAVIS at least twenty days
before the time above prescribed for his appear
ance. PERRIN Nj. SMITH,
l. A true copy. Attest. Circuit Judge.
| IRA BRoTNELL, Register. jan2o-4lw6
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Pc episigo7qAYE rs ssfi49r 81
CATHARTIC PILLS

POSSES 50 ma1y adVa ntages over tIe Urner puf@
CALVES in the market, and their superior virtues
are so Universally known, that we need not do
hlore ihan 10 assure the public their quality il 4
maintained equal to the best it ever has been,
and ilstithry may be depended on to do all
that obey have ever done. ~, Nv "a af
Prepared by J. c, AVER, M. D., & Co,
LOWELL Mass, and sold by
Sold in Dowagac by J. G. Howard and Asa
Huntington, and druggists generally. marls-y1
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
Come to you as blessing, for is not prevention
better than cure?
If regularly taken, it is a certain preventative,
and will save you much peril and many hours of
suffering
Have you been afflicted for many years with
complaints incident to the sex, that have baf1ed
the skill of physicians and are hurrying you on to
an early grave?
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

Cannot harm the most delicate constitution at
any time; yet the proprietors wish to guard
against its mis- Sc, hoping that thousand bottles
will be used for good purpose where one is used
for an illegtimate one.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

Are fluid preparation, the only one of the kind
ever discovered in this country, and acts directly
on the parts affected, whilst pills and powders can
only reach them as they work through sympathy,
but not at all direct and positive.
Are you suffering from constant anxiety for
the regular return of natures nrescribed laws
Give yourself no uneasiness, for Lyons Peri
odical Drops, if taken day or two before the ex-
pected period, will probably and invariably regu-
late its coming, sure as effect follows cause, as
certain da, light follows darkness.
Are you sick, enfeebed Jy disease, or unable
to bear the labor and danger of increase?
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WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NEW HAVEN, Conn.
At Wholesale by
all ID. s. BARNES, &'Co, New York,
faa GEO. C. GOODWIN, & Co., Boston,
FARRAND, SHELLY, & CO., Detroit.
junelsv6-9y1eow
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,

the never-failing Female Regulator, is for sale by
every Druggist, in both city and country, and dc
not, if you value your health and wish for rel
able medicine, buy any other. Take no other
but if the Druggist to whom you apply has not
got it, make him send and get it for you.
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN-SecondJ Judicial Cir
y cult, in the Circuit Court for the County Of
Cass, in Chancery.
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5rmi- 4Derklg StnnharA.
THE SUN.BRTGHT CLINE.

Have you heard-have you heard of that sun bright
cline,
Unstaned by sorrow, unhurt by time,
Where Age hath no power DER the fadelPss frame,
Where the heart is fire and the eye is flame
Have ye heard of that sun.bright clime3
There are rivers of water gushing there,
And beings Of beauty strangely fair,
And a thousand wings are lowering DER
The dazzling wave and the golden shore,
That are fixed in that sun-bright cline.
There are myriads of forms arrayed in white,
Beings of beauty clothed in light
And they dwell in their own immortal bowers,
Amid the countless hues of ten thousand flowers
That spring in that sun bright cline.
And there is the city whose name is Light;
And the diamonds ray, and ruby bright,
And ensigns are waving and banners unfurl,
Ger walls of gold and gates of pearl,
That are found in that sun. bright cline.
Ear hath not heard, eye hath not seen,
Its songs of joy, or radiant sheen;
For its lamps of light and its harps Of gold,
And crowns of glory never wax old,
Nor fade in that sun bright cline.
But far away-far away is that snlesS cline,
Unstaned by SORROW, unhurt by time;
F'Tis where the song of the Seraph swells-
Where the radiant Lord of Glory dwells -
Where amid all things bright, there is given,
The Home of the the Just, and its name is Heaven
The name of that sun bright cline.
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gro colonies, and If the South will cor..,
demands, and guarantee freedom " ~ With bis
we nave every reason to suppose that 'I T Slave,
would suspend hOstilties, and let us scn Aars Abe
this d his surrender to the demands
better for aus no S,T would j GOt have n S
without war? The Nississippiqn is pr ISt Instance
in the knees 1t fears the result of conti Iny Weak
and thinks subjugation probable TH Eit;nnel War
iul abandonment of the cause in which Mas shame.
TTs among the first to engage Lettnee to oSs
Of ths pru come come 10 virginia and learn
alarmed for our slaves or our freemen we we are not
the first to throw down the guage Of b. aCpsh not
VIII be the last to submit to dshonorsbIa they
ardly terms of peace. If they cannot and con.
their right to property along with Their in %5ana
ence, they infinitely prefer TO suffer the Io uepend.
together In that event, they will At nOsS Of both
their honor, and leave proud name l ia preRee
Lynchburg Republican u history
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NEGRO CoNsCmPTioN.-Urging the employment
of the slaves to fight battles, the Hssissppian
says:
Let Congress in its next session come up to the
question like men who realize the true nature of
the struggle. Let them put every able bodied ne
gro in the service of the Confederacy and guaran-
tee an honorable dscharge-that is freedom-to all
who make good and faithful soldiers. We believe
that such an act the part of our Congress would
end the war at once and secure our independence;
and in the absence of some suchpolicy it is than
likely that the war will be waged four years longer
with the slaves liberated by force and turned against
US, and with imminent danger of Subjugation"
We have no doubt that the policy recommended
by the Aississipptan would end the war;. 1t was
commenced by Lincoln for the purpose of freeing
our negroes and converting the South into free ne.
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WOOL NOTICE.
Ouartermaster's Department
Rnn1nu NC. .IaAs y, IeO1. !.

Quartermaster's Departure
RALEIGH. n. c., June y l'O'' -
Fam NOW PREPARED TO EA .Sa fto1nIioFrg
Il COTTON YARN FOR WOOL, upon 'n'
terms viz: uod.
One bunch of Yarn for pounds of "asheu
&c" UnwaShea II
AGENTS have been appointed to make the
the following places: EfnstOn
, Oxford Tawboro',- h'ns;Th,r,
Catherine Lake, Concord, PbnrO,
HendersOnyille Statesville, k"Ag 9bnrs
AshpvIlle PittsborO, I3u:sS
IerettevilIe ColeIane, ha'S-Sn NJ"
~ Persons shipping WOOL to this place e s ri
mark on the packages who they are FROM SHN :
will be forwarded Immediately. - % tha sbou
hope the people will patri0ticaly RESPOND
notice. as the wool is for clothing Inc nnSWD,
olina troops. n n, n C.
July IS, 1854.
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The Confederate Congress

The second session of the Second Cor,,..-
Confederate States of America, commenced Mnns tie
18th inst The following is list of its memb.,' a;
SENATE.
Alex Il. Stephens. of Ga, Vice Presider, D
e f j.; d., Nash Of s c. Secretary t;ss
Clerk j. W. Anderson, Recording Cerk "a ,Jourp.
F'z6ugh Of ny, Sergeant alarms. James PS pay T.
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BOXES FOR SOLDIERS.

BOXES FOR SOLDIERS.
ALL BOXES FOR SOLDIERS OR PRIS0'
"A of War from North Carolina delivered 10 ~
following named persons will be promptly forwarded IKE
of charge:
DE-. D. F. Summey Ashevle,
Dr. w. A. CoIlett, Morganton,
DIR. J. W. Allison, StateSvilIe,
DIR J. ]. NeagIe Greensboro,
MIR. A. Hagan. Charlotte,
Mr. Edward Hoge, Salem,
Crpt. }. N Mcdowell Raleigh,
Juseph A. Worth, Fayetteville
Murray & Co Wilmington,
Mr.. +. l.. Bond TarbO o.
MIR J. A. J. Askew, CO!eran,
Mr.. F. L. Roberts, Mnrfresboro'
The boxes should be well hoped properly msrSei' -,
delivered in time for my Sp .cal Messenger who is''
Raleigh the first day of every month ocv
EDWARD WARRbA,
Surgeon General \ T.
Oct. 81, 1864. 6'-p'
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GOV. BROWNS MESSAGE.

Extracts from tie Usage Of Con. BFOocn
to the Legislature Of Georgia, naoO an
session.
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DEL. GATES.
ARIzoNA.-M. II. Melville.
CHERoKEE NATION E. e. Boudmot.
CHocTAw NATION.-R. n. Jones.
CREEK AxD SEMINOLE NATIoNS.-S. d. Callahan
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drsvn nd . SsciA ennsr wss dssaicd 10 ~, TIA,
~ rarsnrs between nytesn snd 8ny eve
vse Oh duty. An o-,iar for tie imprcssmen,
~ naeToes to sork On tho torti6cstions pro.
aTtf e-est siafn among TIE eolored people,
sno 9Th good ra,on. The 6rn tnt,rns'iou they
had a "a was thsr sudden ssizurc whsrev.r
found, a nlsrtes, % tho streets or IN shots
aud thsr vspsier 10 II. offences without .
-ut Of explanation t. their masters snd u.is.
uessss. TIE order far The drafting Of the .ni're
ahe-tr.ii~i population "a. msrcilessir enforced.
TIC Esarinrl- in referring 70 the n~>i Of more
troops, observed :--"Lst the call b. snr.-c,f Mt
merely In Richmond, but on sr,-y r,,m - ,v'ry
house, and IN ereyy eo1in ~ pi,oinfd and ~ ~
ether States, Joy the ,oss ~ Richmond Is hs i'm.
'sed'ife ioss Of p'rgtniI." Al the Union prs
onefs sJuaF ID IN Rchmo-I have teen iurrici
far,he. snutt
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From New Orleans.

The steamers iazoo and Creole have arrived iror,
Nc" Orleans the latter bringing advices Of th, oh
The reports Of General Asboth's expedition 10
Mariana, Fla, are confirmed. Our loss IN killed
and wounded was 81 Including Capt NJ NJ. Young.
'th Vermont, and Lieut. Z. W. Ayrc, "a Mare
Cavalry, both killed, and Gen A.both's lef, check
broken and 'cft arm fractured In ewo places.
An expedition sent by Gen. Dana rom Hodncv.
Mss OF colored troops reached Fayc,te, al inst,
capturing Coo cattle, large number q horses and
mules and several prisoners. Another expedition
sent out 10y Gen Dsns attacked th, rebels 1T WOOD
VILE 9th inst capturing three guns twu officers
% men, and killing 40, Our Ices, none.
The Cavalry expedition under Cen. I.ee, CAPTURED
Clinton La on tue 9th, with 80 prison, 70. iuelud
ing Lieut. Col Piuckncy, Rebel Proves, Marshal
General Of the Distract, and considerable ~ rvs aud
aminuniucn. Al las, accounts Lee was tsu miles
cast Of Clinton, moving on
rcconnoisssnc sen, out from Aorysnza, under
20. ouppy, "a Wisconsin, with hire, regiments OF
infantry aud enc OF cavalry, returned pror u the
o'h' Gter severe skirinisA win lU.U rebel cav
airy. Our loss was Killed and or 1 wouniod
The enemy's loss WAS supposed 10 10 cons dersble
Thirteen prisoners were taken.
force under Col. Dye, 2G,h Iowa oocuny
snmsport and Morgan Ferry, on the AtctLaal.ya.
The rebels have boon owen beyond yellow
Bayou
Aivlces from Mat7mor-s give Tuuior u The
capture II the Steamer Ike DAVIS, talnd from
bagdsd to New Orleans by = party who hat.tskcn
passage on her. and ran INTO Galveston
gentleman from B,pdnd, ma UT, At Nos Or
leans, roplr,s the 6Oo French raar,ucs vet herc,
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From Europe.
Details OF the IIcrln's New,

The details u news by the Hccla. IRON Liver.
poo ith, via Queenstown 9Th. the usnsu s.aon Of
which unpcded by the storm, have been re-.
coiycd.
The intel states corvette rconderogs got
ashore on CT, Grande, near Aaranham, on the
25.h u August, tut sustained no injury.
The r,.h. cd,oriGlly, and in its American cor.
r,'ponlence by the steamship Scotia. continues 10
coasrue tie current Of affairs as favorable T. Lin
coins reelection and damaging 10 Mcclellan It
SAYS the capture Of Atlanta made Lncous election
'sallc, willie shcridlu's victory has rea derei II
NJ post certain.
In regard 10 tie alleged naval ope Al ons on Lake
E.lc, Ne Issr3 says that anything that should oc.
cur 10 prlng tbs conflict Is 10 Ne is 1orei for there
nr'r ;rs % its extending &c REGIONS i could hardly
have been expected 70 reach The southern REFUGEES
~ Nanada have for some time been unqule, and
threatening. party Of these men by uhr obi
s.IGtcgcW Of emf srsug 10 passengers have sel z,d
tw1 American s.eamcrs on axe Ere. We heleye
that neither the Federsl nor lhe British (;oyern.
tlenI e'n BY treaty Keep any AIMED vessels IA
n csc inland seas. Rut means st te f,unJ n,
sIpirossug this new Kind o. cruisers The Likes
are under tic iV.nt lur 3dicnon Of the two ,oyorn
hients, and tnat w not liable to the ,oub's and
Limitations which sprly 70 the authority 4 any one
rat II on occsns oTen & all the wurh. We riust
Keep tie var away IRON the shores OF C,pad. as
ylrliHntiy as we DO from those OF Great M.
tau.
lh cDs..y NEAs regards ,he victory o. Sheridan
over tarly osite nos, IMPORTANT eon,ests n,
the ~ar, 81 , warn cuog's-s The gsneralshin of
Sheridan. :. th.nr' mattc-o look serious for tho
Con .cdora,' IN V-rs'ni. Is rhs F.doralsaie now
ato to cot. catr-sc there.
ric s.rc,hsl o: "a ~.ov- rrirr, n Russia with
the Prices oIr'nar OF N.amsrt hes zen ofbei,ll,
snnorneed hCrc. a salute O; icc fias was ar,d
in hoEor Of the event
psNa.rg.
vienn- 1',rram o. he . says the next sitting
Of the Cpulrreacc WI t., place on Tue-isv q,
wednesd.- by which ZINE the Danish Plenpo,.n.
tarcs expect 10 re;e.vs replies to he question, adj.
dressed TO their government
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Ts JOURNAL " cohNErrf ~ Yesterday has The
er'owiug relative 10 III, missing steamer Roanoke
Apeo,,em,n vbo arrived a, tbjs mort acme IA 90
AGO frnu Wii,iinytoi, r,gbcnce he was exiI.d Lv
the lel auiho .ti,. for hi. Etrorg linton scpH
rnrn,a, Nv wsv ~ bermuda. br,nSs in,,,rycnS.
tb,Dvine OH on he fsto ~ N. r,iqsin, u,ys,,
s,carner R5arstc ALou, a veek r,svisrs 4, 10
dpp,rture from wilmington IA r,iej ,,n,,,,,,,,,c
~ his tod him that h. vas nbon, N ,e.ys e.,
Hsyans Wis Bcrmui. 10 take cha-oc ~, Tho s,c.,1c,
Roanoke Our Informant derive ,be ,n,rssa,nn.
without being ~ t,li. thai tho Roano.e Ia hcr,
sold to the rebels, ami though, no more If n
when he arrived nj Dcr,ut,da he learned his ~.
uusin'ancc, who was vpi,'v In ,oL. rIeroo M tho
Roanoke, had reached ,bat Mace ON ,he s,,.r,,,