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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
S E w ING M ACHINES
o.
0Met0's GeIebrate0 4atsnt,

Never fail to satisfy those who give them thorough
tra ana wherever introduced alerapdly supe, ceding
all others.
m they possess the merit ard simplicity and ease
~ OF management, that fifteen minutes instr uc-
Ton Wi enable any one to use them successfully.
- Inc following some of their points of excel
{! lence:
They have Straight Needle and Shuttle witch
Is acknowledged to be the only true principle for
perfect Sewing Machine.
Iney make the Lock or Shuttle Stitch alike on
p Do.n Sides and for economy in thread, Strength
= Durability Elasticity and Beauty of Finish IS
W superior to any other Stitch used.
Ihey are simp lie in construction, easily Under
stood, readily adjusted and kept in order without
taking apart or moving serew.
= Inc Tension is superior 10 any other in use.-
u neyenness knots in the thread do not eause II
TO operate with irreguiarity. 81
OF Enc Feed isperfect accurate in its operation,
and warranted TO run two years without requiring
@ to be taken out, cleaned or repaired.
They are adap ted to all kinds of Sewing, and
are strong and durable in all their parts This
Is important, for even light work will soon cause
- frail machine to operate with uncertainty, and
* require frequent and expensive repairs. The
" Weed will last lifetime and keep in order.
~ They Stitch, Hem. Braid, Fell Cold, Bind and
" Gather without bastng.
They do not break the thread, skip stitches,
nor forna chain ridgeon the undersde of cloth
- They will sew gathers and seams wi, bout
% breaking the thread or reqri,ing a change of
tension. tr.1. ets
q They Silk, Cotton and LINEN Threads
y, They are the only machine using Weeds PAT
60 elt Jb; cad Controller. ghefe is no o, der appa.a
irs for the control OF the ''Sac Til. ead:' equal
n toit HE 741i. =. :
q EVERY MACHINE rs WARHA NTED.
~ Families and Mauufactu e, win ind the WEED
W The most profitable Machine for use, owing 10
* their always keeping in repair and working order
~ and their great speed and OF mona cement.
" Forty per cent. more work ca be done in a
y years time on the WED ihan on auy other
~ Sewing Machines.
He's WE PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MACHINES
OF ANY AND ALL OTHER MANUFACTURE
10 TO DO AS LARGEA RANGE OF WORK AS
w CAN EASILY BE DONE ON THESE MA
= CHIMES.
~ HE- All orders communications from Fami-
q lies, Taiors, Seamstresses, Clothiers, Harness
~ Makers, &C., in the country, will receive prompt
q attention. A descriptive Circular and Samples of
Woik will be sent on receipt Of letter stamp Col
- lections made on Delivery ofMachines, if desired
that the purchaser need not pay for them until
they are received. IA
JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Ag't.
OFFICE 81 WASHINGTON STREET.
P. O. Drawer, 6272. - - CHICAGO, ILLS.
AGENTS WANTED Throughout Michigan, Wis
consn Indiana, Illinois, Minneso ia, Iowa, Missouri
Kansas and Nebraska. n2t-ly
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
'pzRKLg & AXOn'g
. SEWING MACHINES.

THESE Machines make the lock-stitch alike on both
J. sides and use less than half the thread and silk
that the single double thread loopstitch Machines
do; will Hem, Fell Gather, Cord, Braid, Bind, &c.
and are better adapted than any other Sewing Machine
in use to the frequent changes and great variety Of sew
ing required in family, for they VIM sew from one
to twenty thckncsseso fMarseileg without stopping
and make every stitch perfect, fromthe finest gauzs
the heaviest beaver CLOTH, even the outest Ieath
without changing the feed needle tension or max
ing any adjustment Of Machine whateveriie8
They simple la construction, and easily UNDER
stood and fany Of the parts be broken by accident it
is easily replaced.
These rEcULIER FACTS. and will go far to deter.
mine the choice Of any intelligent buyer,
PLEASE CALLASD EXAMINE, OR SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
N B. Local Agents wanted in sections not yet occup.
ed. Address,
FINKLE & LYON s. M. COMPANY.
No. 5ss BROADWAY, NEW YORK, ni2y
z -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
TO CONSUMPT IV Els.

Censumptive sufferers will receive valuable pr g.
scrpfion for the cure Of Consumption, Asthma Bron-
chitis, and all Throat and Lung affections, free of
charge,) by sending their address TO
REV. E. A. WILSON,
Wiliamsburgh,
p-l-Ws Kings Co.. New Xork
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

william Duthe. II will be wen known that tbis mis-
sonAry vesse has beon owned By the LONDON Missionary
Society, and has Tor the last twenty years been en-
poyod missionary Objects among the isiands a shs
South Seas
TIM CATHOLIC CHURCH IN FRANCE.
RUHsow gives the following analysts OF tho State VI
the Catholic Church In six cardinals
fifteen srchbishops sixty nine bAhops. hundred and
fifty i've Wears, six hundred and sixty canous. three
thousand three hundred and ninety eight eurates twenty
six Thousand sx hundred and thirty servtors Of the
church, Ten thousand priests thirty thousand semina
rios and hfty thousand monks.
vIsIr OF TIM FRHNCH CLERGY TO THE P0PE.
Tho Popo lately received 10 special audience all the
French clergy residing IN Rome, 70 tie numbsr Of two
hundred, They were admitted into tho Pontihca pres
ence by groups, and eacn had the kissing the
feet OF his Hoiiness," who Ia exceedingly gooi hu
NOR, expressed the profourd happiness he experienced
at hndng himself surrounded by tho French clergy and
said, with sweet smlo II have great love i0s the
French"
RESTORATION OF AN OLD CHURCH.
Tho church Of the Venerable Bede. at JarroW the
Tyne, described Of the the
cesiastcal monuments u the land and OF the very
oldest churches IN the Kingdom is 10 be restored aud
larged, 70 meet the reqarem nts OF the village by Mr.
Gilbort Scott. Several Interesting discoveries have
already been made 10 preparing the work. and great
care Will be taken Ia making the resoratons. Jhc cost
will be about three thousand pounds. The Venerable
Bes QUO othe earliest OF the Saxon scholars buried
In durham cathedral
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Arrivals ana Departures.

ARRIVALS.
sss s;.
N. mrs. ctsr..'s s' NJ. rs'ei". 1 3" SSssnm
zs%Sano 1nn" Angel Savarr.z Na Ipi w.c osa moore
Brown. Henry Thomas Charles " hite v Davis and
ssr. sA,hs.Ds ss. n,'5
stewart. Vim Fenion-a : In sieeraes.
Notwithstanding Corsica--E Delgaao. y Baron. y
Ss;s S;"s. T% 1.. n se;s "a S ~ 61s:
vile White, Charles ahodss, Clement James Giloera
Gsss,ds q9s, cap y,ss
Johannes Jane. Crawford James Honey iSdsos
dad uaa, MRS J.ma Mas ISABEL s.m.; nr daiII.rm.
EnI @ as rs 1"s snd % Mr.
SH,hooy Mr. Y.an iyrrs iS%oa B.issiS..
I Ss Ss.. Ss::, yssss,S sss
Chas Johnson II o Hanson.
DEPARTURES.
city ns.,
Wells and LADY Nall Miller md d.,a .dy Mrs a Saon
ay MI; 9ssDns h.S,sp NJ: sGS
lsay sdy G,ssI sam ssissdss say
ssys sb. .no w'Ga seEs
na ns
@ s:a .p MT ftoGns e" Nelson
lady nsvsns Mira sich.rd Sua servant Havana; James
Il Ies. - Daedanr~v'h others
family, "a Weed, vile anu three ehldrn; dasrueA
S."ah.n. il . Dsrina 4 IL son'gaasry., VIE and av:
ai: T: sss lsss y' .;se$:s ';;:s
a.ss s sas %s saa's
Ms As asS ny, Is
tsssr and chM, Or ,,F Hurry I " wno,,. Pratt
SssAS Ss. suh k,esard @ RS aoH,soussS o!,ssr
s Ts @ so snG s.i hr NJ, Ssra h-S Mas @sy Boz
ssrd Mrs ANN m.net MIS-. Alice sa.srs nTs an
s saHn.. iownsnd Oscar s"IoSen. Farrell, S..ss
SON.. s%;s ' i;a 4, .ss Ire:
hnaron x..s i:m.,l.s mi,h Mrs ,;i.a rirrs hSps
Siiss.ss iiss.s " tcy sIs ':
.s SGo p.sn
r. o5:s % : ;!:ss q s, T.: Vii; n
dure % o. r. 'I L. Grange and isay tilnor. NJ:
sns s. K 81 ar' and
and three % ohrs, arr Ts"ds and as:s %
saiesf saa eia Ne Hr F..sasa ' M ana
@ @ s"t sl sa Ms a s%9 a t=S ess
sTr 'S S.is ss .4S.r nsy q Char e. s
s'a ss S nswa Mr. Me- 5aras ssS
SsySar Alrc wseG i H.c, chs.s, sSn Aas%' %Ts p1
shiSe. Slroa Sauasoa-and others In s,eefaxe.
SOUTHAMPTON. HsvRE AND HsIsulc- Steamship Toe
tonia-M Mr. .ud Nra Ri New York. q Aegers FIaLs,
fort; Maurin, Marseilles Mar ois do 81 Paul EInast
Scnwa-z New elork: h Davidson. Iuaho. Louis Lyon
Baltimore; vom porp. s.,nseo;. MAX jung NYcrs;
SaI aIclnon Boston. Colonel Hlnk A, Indisna: Jono
Coliu 5, Paul; Lieut. John Major ar ard Mrs chat
ana chidrsn New 7orx; George III ooodge. Cincinpst
Peter ngehard Cncinnati: Mrs sslpatere. Savan nsA
Mrs Ilslhe,ner MSS Bab iaer, MfA q Licpocke sn1
tw children New Orleans; Ms.lock sa- Francisco
q baur Ncw York: job htar Farcrloua: Mr and NM
Al Os.tinnna, fc.br HChumi Clncnnst Ernst kenpg4
acton Nal sT.ny Iosp.oer Ss. ,o,s Henry GpPss,s pn
New YORK; All Fuchs. FhadC 'Dhia VIM Piogstsdt, ,
RDsse New Yors-and otl srs Ia The ttefrsgs
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Personal lnteiIiaonce .

General Banks welcomed to his home at wsltham,
Mess the evening of the 9th inst by large crowd
Of the citizens OF that place aud escorted 10 Runiord
Han, whore he delivered speech TO hts fellow towns.
C. c. Bishop, the comedian playing IN New York,
was drafted in the Ninth ward u Baltimore yesterday
Tho marriage victoire, youngest daughter OF W.
pae tho s ger, % Don Joso BsrnardnD Fernandez dc
yolssco puko lie Fras, celebrated at the chaps of
the sYanish Embassy, London, October ~.
Uis enrounced that Price frederic Of Schcswg Hol.
ste,n Moor will the 18th Of October marry the dangh
tor OF rich North American gentleman
The French Emperor's health Is said 70 have taken
turn for tho better.
tho french smpress Is looking very delicate sue ma ns
mot apparently prVhet BY the sebwa0ach waters anu
lhe 40, che enjoyed In Germany.
.e sa1 Princess u trussia has bacr rrfeted ey her
DOCTORS lead toe eslsutig wuscr ~ me so1'u Ri
France.
The Esr ~ Csrliss-kn0wa T. Amer'c,os Is 'ard Ncr
pa'b--c,1t'uuss very ptcsFgs ~ hn ssAs sAt = hoN
1rG Meito1
-ts metriays cs the hsrof'tarv fs1i nvNt NssA..e
AIT 400 pr!pegss raemsr will BPS " ce'e "a, "
s,i Ell af, ths asse 81 year and halt Aas lria
csss w pass tas -ntor al CcacassSen oss s. 70 Gsn
neyt swOD1r
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;s't..kC. I.

Dr IAs,t bcsiies naishng his lony talked OF oracro
On tho story of st. FSlbeh-reierable to the pernd OF
hts residence der toe Duke OF SAKE Wenirs wing is
said to nave oil but coinpe,ci another saerei w1rk
with title no less serious than iescs ehrst
ysoreabach. who gained his succass by uis snsrkiuc
triaes showersd out in profusion at los BoaTss Pa.
stems has broken OIL IL ia said, MI connection With tha
theatre and Ia about to give new three act OPERA
IEn.evement d'Heene, to he Varieties lis vogue
meanwhile, At Vienna 3lbesrs n be the Increase.
Sie:ur rossini hss accepted the pre- iicncY OF tho
Italian committee the monument to Guido d Arc21o.
solemn commission in uding signor Pacai, tae ye,e
ran composer been appointed TO proced s Paris TO
receive and attend thence to Sicily tho remains o Tel
ni which nave been gwen up by The FrcuTh govern-
men. There is be a rew theatre a. Napes, not for
music though which called the TcItro Dinizet
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Art.sfi~.

The correspondent or n London paper, writing frcri
Rome urdcr date Of the 25th OF last month, ssysAn
I'M 4. discovery OF sutiqnites has JUS. occurred here
nan sinking shGt, for well ciose to tho CsSnpo DEF
Tlor came upon some stone taos sta depth o. thirty
wards placed at an angle and besrng the letters r. C.
Th IBIS onne TO cover colossal b'up2c statue
eighteen fee, in height Of oreules perfect excspt the
,es, which wcrc wsr''-g and the oocipuf the whole
strongly e. lie c!rb ,oo. which the statue ne a'
bcn IA an unrent ros,ton rs wanting, hui the le hand
bears The ,., :. inc ,inrtsn cr 10 Hospetdes, rs
,,ue Ia estimated At $40 900 (rpSafds OF Ao,o aud
the ns u stone slabs oonaucs 10 thought not impro.
bab. that another s,tue mey be concealed there Is
coo az tured TINT this valuable relic WINS purposcy over
thrown snd buried previous spe barbarian neursion
and arcsed over for safety by the INSCRIPTION ~ s. c
fassts ,4gau tsaso tdoae BY decree o. me sena'e)
The foot we're probably broken on In ovornrosng II, but
there IL no trace Of the pcdesas. lhe back the htao
ms tho statue lay its back has probably been ost ~
corrosen The discovery seems 20 pol At 'ne ssen' Of
tsnpls OF Hercules at shis point. or. Th si sreaer
probability Of Flora The literary Journals WI doubt
ess give shortly further details respecting IN" vsuaps
discovery. This stStue IL = very nue ono.
An energetic attempt has been m-ic 70 obt'n 'ne
erection Of static OF snaSrrs-e weo'ufnc. ssasue
q bcrsr-er 10 Ns 9rtc,ad l1 tsfs.
an impoas,t frtaie lsspl s-y nps aer3 cA - Irt
ththiy an.shed acGtNs waNa, 4 gti arotnc q 5vne
| whai spirf1 progprt'cas bss 'uwcd ag on facsh 7
a7e yards eolne the sou as CONT yAa II Ws pNaa
nissoue, es'cpgsg - rrlacs pto rbg rosiaaRsn w
sacvn v nave covered he oia ,aeae bal, by poapey
vtich contained ,hirtv tnoussad seats, uasuscsn
pirch sc A.. fhs figure soishteso'sel IN hslghi bu
! .ho greater portion has yet 30 truavstec ueafip
1 ssss srsclI.sp o. thc b9st sriisie psrlcd.
\ Iue whole of tae pppttales collection 90 pictures
Astucs 70. wa ss scd In Fetrgss! A4a March psd.
4 rhe rstaicgls s,leaias : 80 lots-
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I'm. Ran, ana sho. Trade.

lnere has been rather more doing IN h~ department
Of trade during past week. many Of the outoftown
customers having purchased quite neeya about inc
proes current last II was intmsted 10 our last
th,t sellers manifested willingness to meet buyers and
yrar, some concession, where large sales coad 10
eec,ed brt thus the busincss has been rather sh'
sud the sses generally Of 100 ioporsant character to
induce auy material concsson stocks are so lshs tnat
holders can discover good resson 70 ,wes toe views
80, and so hold their goods trmer than st
late IN aynpsthy with the higher rates ~ gold Inc
bn,x az the sses fsg have bean g ee the lmms
. ..s,r.,en,s os the local and Western trade lhs
nnnsI aaoIatiors fer the various descriptions
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Literary.

The North American Rvs,c Ia about 20 change It's pub
fishers Nessrs Ticknor Fields. OF boston, hsyng as
sumed charge OF It, commencing with the next number.
A collection OF Howard Gindon's (Iaura c. Redden 81
pcems has bcen published by subscription, undor the
titlo OF "Idyis OF Battle " The volume 10 Beautifully
got up and embraces number OF pieces which have
NOT before met tho pablo eye Hnrd Houghon tho
publishers.
Ir. Lei,h's report British War Office The
raj sanitary condition Of Europcan troop OF the Dom
bay army hss boon published. Th- ratio per 900 of
deaths strength In 1858 only 1905 and In the last
thirty i've years has decpod 29O per 900 TO tEs
rate
Miss freers' new work .Tho Married Lie OF Ammo OF
Austra has just npdo It's appearances IN London Com
bined with the history oC Don Sebastian, ing Of
Portugal.
London pubisber sanounces nearly ready the rst
volume Of "a History oi The scpoy War" By sir Naye
A new scng ny iirs Alfred rcnnyson, the laorostc'e
wife, eu,itlod rns Alma RIVER, has recently bscn iab
l!shed Il ha becn set music by tho lady.
Nr Hcpwogth DAon, the Engiish author, is preparing
fef the press his experience the Holy Land. Which
visited last autumn
Herr Gustav Frcy,ag's new novel is announced
likely TO be ready Tho title is 'Ths Lost
Manuscript
soon aiter Christmas may look for tho pubicst
OF r Caryics concluding volumes Of the ifs OF srede
rick bonine o. " " uHicrstoou, - hrcauy pFihseu
IL yl DO issued simultaneously with the sixth volume,
on tie nn,gh o. which tho author Is now engaged.
Neuby, tho foudou pubsher, announces new work
by Tho author OF Down South " under tho title of ''Ecg
ish America or Pictures Il Canadian Places and People,
"IGs History a the Welsh Literature from the Twelfth
10 tho Fourteenth Coptuy ny Mr.. stephens, has been
translated into tho German ana published at Halle.
The life and q Sir Walter scott is tho sabecs OF
a nov book published al Ieipsic by an anonymous
author
new Paris sporting paper. lie Club, s 10 appear ON
November l5 II ~ a. up by French duke-one OF
the best riders and judges OF racing in france, tho
rough gentleman, the osbadcston Of thst couuryand
as ott.ng Russian prince
Nsssrs. Day Son, OF London, are about TO produce,
under the Of Mr. Stanton photo Itn graphic copies
or about twenty OF the ggarto editions Of shskspere
Many OF these quarsos Of extreme value as books
and "a ehaeis, and only few Of them, such ss the
Hanle. Of 1908 and of 1sos have boon recently
cucsd Romeo aud juliet, Richard tho Second, aau1'a,
King enr Henry TIC Fourth rroius and Cressda Loves
Labors Lost, A Midsummer Nights nrcsa,, and The
Merry wives rank high u interest," and viii occupy hr
s.auntou' a early attention.
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Effect OF the wholesale rnpro " ia amt ~
Ei GGyn - 3c...
[Frcm the Richmond wh!., q, {. a6.

II rom the NlEHnDnd Wh1, Y Z. III
Since the recent order rom The secretary OF War
cuirng the aos ence ~ many OF cle,.s tho
Military service thereby Decessatng tna closing of
various places Of blsces IL estaisatd tsci that
many those who been iiefmli It'd t. tecu en-
by OF tacir nasvny detormuy o. shuanng quart
tics. beve put W their prce To cesres whch entails
prestcst suffering the poa. eirssey. ard
shou!d briIg dAwn rpou their heads tus est
In one bra "a af bushes Is this
state "a affairs moro mas.fest thau in the { trade
owrE 10 This fact tho f3rsnna referred to nrave
thor prices hundred per cent. ard ATS Il
Yanlne irportat0n fby b,cSadcl. WHICH coald cave
been fought ten es9 rnd sf0..are no@ no1 81 $3.50
apl si7a <oa II il lccessary 10 make covering Tor
head for Lbe eet otter par. o, the bndy
mud therefore, be haped that the eov"rue VIII
take serious corsiccSai Chs act, ant irDoantciy
sincr icasonabs number r wSykncl Ia 'hai Inc q
business 10 return TO tLcr nvccatioH.
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The Navy.
VISITING THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD AND RHCKIv.

ING SHIPS.
The annoyances complained By visitors the BroDk
lyn Navy Yard aud receiving ships Vermont and North
Carolina appear, inquiry. 70 little foundation It
necessary for tho commanders OF those vessels TO use
the strc.ncss this connection TO prevept
frauds upon as well Generalization among their men,
Smuggling liquor board IN large quantities iand that OF
the worst kind) s OF frequent This liquor Is
also attempted to be sold the al the OF from
three to dollars drink. Picspocses aud women q
questionable iepntation also work their way on board
and endesyor exercise their vocons there that
it very requisite the utmost watch uncss should bc
used. There may be cases of impu'encss and
rough usage but parties going on board vo'scof-war
caunot expect TO be snertlned IN drawing style.
Tag DICTATOR
will not be ready TO 60 TO for ihroe or ;or days, II
is ready then There various radctory
opinions expressed as 70 the availability OF This vessel
for She has hauled oat into She stream,
and her decks abon thirteen inches above water
The yet 10 receive yo hundred toUs OF coat,
ammunition shot and shell other necessarics before
she leaves.
ASSISTANT sAcaRrARY or raK NAVY vox
was Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday aud boarded
tho Dictator. He was accompanied by Commander no.
gcrs. lie remained OF the monster some
two hocrs. and her from item to stern.
THE A. D. VANCE
was sail evening" but she PROBABLY did not get or
until this morning. The Following :ro her onicers:--
Lieutenant Commaadin0-J. Upshur
Acing MdSer--G C0ilrelL
Acting Ensioas-W. W. Smith, G. +. Ware, c. T. Clark.
w. j. Etdrtdge.
Act,n0 Assistant Paynaser--T. NJ Brewer.
Sur0e0ns-hctiHg Assistant, D. w. Jones' First Assist.
ant D. C. Chester Second Ass,saots, q. Stevens q.
Devne Third ASSISTANTS &. Simmons, W. Madden, q. Il.
WhittemoT6.
sailed last ovcnng with for tho Gulf blockadng
squadron.
DEATH or CAPTAIN CREssY, OF fHB NEwBERN.
Captain w. X. Cressy. last In command Of the gunboat
Newbern, died suddenly Friday evinng His vessel
had just returned from tho North Atlantic biockadng
squadron. Captain Cressy httysix years og
age the time Of his death lie is much regretted oy
his brother officers Of the navy.
THE GALVESTON BLOCKADE.
Tho gupboat Owssco arrived In Mobile Bay, from or
Galveston, the 18th nst having boen condemned By
OF survey unscaworthy Tor duty the coast
the lllh inst. Acting Ensign g. g. Coha, Executive
Ocer tho Scota who came board the night before
for passage fs Naval Hospital at Pensacola, died OF
fever contracted ~ New Orleans while in charge OF
prizo recently c,purcd by Scota and buried at
! the following vessels are now bockading on tho
coast Texas:--Osspee Commander Leroy command ing
tho DIVISION Seminole Pembina, Bcnv vle Kstahdin and
Cornubia, OH Galveston Kneo, OF Ho Grando Scota.
or Vessoo; Pooshontas and Gertrude or Sabine; AroDs
took and Penguin or Cacaseu The Tennessee is crun
ing outside
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Rlch,nope Cem~,esce ana E.nnnees.

At recent auction SAFE Columbus Georgia. silver
coiu sold At $40 25 ior brown So - per hound
nails So ucr pound salt 6:c 7Oc pound sole
$l sl2 SO, peach brandy SO per gallon stu ss per
yard
The following the latest unotntiops Of CnneIerae
securities in the Mobile market:-f5 ninn Ian. long
daie, large sire bonds IL $50; sr,t size ll0
1856 900 million Ioar long dates 1le Is0 short dses
STls SIS; per cents G5 "a per cents 12s y 1886
per 80 90; cotton bcncs Is s00 cer.iscaas
deposits 100 milton ian - los registered stock Is
milton loan 100 ilJ: registered stock 100 million oan
go l00 coupons, Is milton loan. lJo a 100.
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IT,. ..orrp covcKsr At ST TsxssA,s tRoxAs oArnoro)

Tss SACRED CONCERT ST TsxssA's tSonAs CArHoLic)
CImRcn grand sacred coocers announced TO take
place At ST. Teresas taoman Cabolic church, corner Of
Rutgers and Henry streets, on this cvsuisg
Vhen such artists engesed as Madame Dc Lusssn,
Madame Co,ctti Madame Asretzck, Mrs. Nortbrup sig
uor o,t War Coet thore is NJ doubt Of eminent
sucscss Mr. j. X. McGrath the Justly oeisbrsted or
asnst will preside at that Instrument which con
s,de-sS ore OF the hncet In the country.
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disaster TO the sssamor joel snip
Total Loss.

SANDY Hooa, DC, -, 1894.
Tf.e steamer Jos, Captain W. II. Cunningham, from
New York Gsiarnoros, dragged ashore yesterday
during the heavy wesery gale She had both auchors
down at the time ahd working steam but TO avail
she was driven by tho force Of tho wind d now
lies high and dry upon the beach at low water. Her
hull will bs total lcss. The machinery and boiler may
be saved. she IL partially insured.
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Caught G.i,.c 10 tho EnnM,es


Daniel O'Donnc. Patrick Giaut. John Doy = 4. Niche
gan r. Farley and y. Cr-rrr Irshrncn and couscr,pts
yer. yesterday morning picked by General Car
scouts the williamsburg road neir anr swarde ten
miles below the city ; he party ev,dsuly 1T
Tempting make way 70 the eneaivs lines. They
were an detailed rscripis, who ~ flT bsen
ordered e. To their connohds IN the ieid tuiy nave
been committed 10 The aste. ODooneli giarnaer
and gasltler, doing business Broad street. above
Nnth Iie being put de co1nba tie city =, Ne be-
ileyc, With out an acComp pS aed gasat.ei.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
rnc Capture %, moshy'. C.um.a.


The Yankees h0astiDg vi tho capture . Cololnl
Mosbys cannon. They pilOtsd ~ tne pace wfefa
they secrcted by traitor who received Que hon
sand dollars n reward oi his reaehery Snne 'at
dozen mon who guarding csnnon Nefe a'so cap
Lured. This s smai 1888 ~ the gallant tn'"ne VINO
can supply their places Nv captures ir'n the ctcmy II
l. seldom however thlt he uscs artillery ~ AS 'a1Ve
mcn,s rapid that artillery wotr Prove - eacpm-
bray IN