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BROOKLYN.

TnH ToRcuLIGur PROCESSION tonight
proniiacs to he an extensive affair Great prcpara-
tops have been made by the Democracy and l~ss
turi out is anticipated
1nE 56rH REGIMENT. Colonel J. Q. Adams,
which has just completed its term Of one hundred
days service In guarding rebel prisoners At FL
mira ia expected IN this city on sunday next tho
9Th INST. ,elcgrspllc dispatch 70 that effect hav'
In iecn received Yesterday.
pHoMExADE Concert AND PREsEsrArIoS
OF Cotoas.--A grand promenade concert was s1ven
at tie Academy Of Music on Wednesday night by
the III r.cgnth Reg mont Tie boxes and galleries
were Flied to jam Graeula'e Bint was in st
tendance. rfc regiment utter arrs was drawn
up In hollow square, and the rre3cntaiion on bc-
half & the donors was made by Hon. Henry {.
Murphy, ia n nes, address. which was sppr prise-
Is responded to by Colonel J D wocf~ard. The
colors nre vcry teauti:ul, and cost $1,000. After
TIC ceremonies Of the presentation had been con-
cudcd. tho floor was cleared and promcnalng
commenced, and G, a later hour the dance WAS In
dulgcd in yet. notwithstanding the difficulties oe-
e.sloncl by the imncnse throng present.
BREWERY DESTROYED BY tfRE.-Thc
hrevery of Nicholas Sotze, Bushwict avenue.
was dosrcyei by IRE on wednesday evening,
caused hy the ovcr,pihng OF kettle Ol pitch Loss,
$3.50 no Insurance.
pRowSEp.-Thc BODY Of q man VAS found
f1a,n, IN tho dock at The foot Of Little street, on
w.dnc lay cycl.nt. lie was about feet inches
IN height and supposed to te upwards y 80 years
Old The clothes insisted of cloth vest light brown
.tcn pantHiuprs. mud grey knit under-shirt A
dr,it IN tie K'vnl inuk Of iceland was found in
o.1 %. the pocsc.S. ufon which was the name Jo-
e,ph GNc.n. AZ inquest was held by Coroner
N.rr.', and verdict u found drowned was rem
derei.
MILITARY FrNrRAL.-The funeral Of private
r. X. o Liborius, of Go. u. 5lst regimont Wv,
took place yesterday afternoon, from the Pierre
pont street Baptist Church, and the remains were
Inferred Ia Greenwood Cemetery with mltar-
houors. The ,icccased was fatally wounded In the
night Of July Joth, before Potershurg-tho same en-
gageucnt ia which Capt. SINS, Of ths city, lost his
lie.
KuLED.-Coroncr Norris held an inques,
yesterday upon the remains Of William Francis
who was thrown on. of his wagon near the corner
OF FllttuSh avenue and Fourth street. Wcdncs
DAY nisht last, aud his neck broken Mr.. Frsnci,
was an Engl,shiuyn and weil known as the proprie
tor Of tavern the Coney Island road, called tnt
" Hit ~ S." verdict in accordance with th'
ac,s of the rendered by the Jury, and III
remains were gwen in charge o. the family
ALLEGED EoBBERy.--A man calling him
| self A. Whons was brought before Justice Perry
yesterday On the charge Of robbery. The prisoner
| as charge ], and two others called at the cioai
s,urr, NJ 3G3 Futon street, the evening previous
| and while Que engaged the boy-who was ther
| alouo-ln conversation, the others topk . coa,
worth S2J, and made Their escape. Whens We
committed 10 jail 10 await further examination.
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A communication was received nom the btrees
fed by the diGersns (~s Companies Of tseir inscn-
tion to increase the rates for lighting tho pubic
lamps from and amer Novemter 1st 1854 and IN
forming this Board that his Department nsd po
authority TO pay such Increase. and thss' N al
probability, the streets Of city would be le IN
darkness, unless the demands II he Companies
were met Referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Lamps
aud Gas. -Ad djourncd to Monday.
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tcon,s..ed rom tie fret pdos.l

SION cs January T. 1888, declared that the slaves
O, the rc,.,l states h. he and the military and exc
.1itve anssotits- plsi,ci 10 40 thN u shall te
Co. There is the baltimore platform ard the balti-
fn,re candidate, and there Is no surrender there.
Our candidate has planted himsel! square upon
I, a, tstiorfn, and be has done 1t n sccon1 time In
o., f,ter. hich think the best he ever wrote,
10 wL1fn u May Concern" when he announced
lsi all tenn. ~ pcaoo must begin with the absnd-
VI rncnt Of slavery.
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Too Late for Classification.
l TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN DOC.

A TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN DOC
torLl have Fained tsenty pounds of iiesh in tvs
applied to the Doctor | troubled with Consump.
tion, general debility pain IN the breast and short.
hess oil breath, &c, am nov quite recovered.
L. Mlk kfiif, sG6 Greenwich st, n.
We use such Bslms q have no strirs
With Nature or the Laws Of Life;
With blood our LAnds We never stain.
Nor poison men TO ease their pain
Our Father whom ali -oodnessA an.
Provides 'he means 70 cure all ills;
The simre fsrb. beneath our feet,
WEI. used, relieve our pains complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower.
These ihe.. .hslI .pcai Nth ,ouc'.i .in. pv~
or Change and health to thec.
Office No. Isl Fulton street, II. .ootlyn. room 2. M
stair. NO CHARGE ior Consul lstion or Advice SIS
A TRIAL Is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP II
1Athe BEST article in use,
BRIEsTs HAIR DYE-5o CENTS PER BOX.
"a Dyo! Dyer the Swans shout
And thou-anlt repeat he cry
"scenee and AT have jus, broueh ht out
true and NaturI Dyc"'
Owing to tho continued increaoe in price NJ eve,,,
ed DyoN ". shall hereafter PIT up but one sixe-SA
Sap N 'i s's / G sst ,sn:
prepare ed upon 'nictl. scientific principles Depot
Lee, 70 Beekman ct, Miller 4 Reed, cor Allen md
Ter farchila IL, iiason :. and Si7 s9h rSss r
GETfil,ri pTssi., ~ ss9 K b supplied Iy Mr. GHAs
oflsu,slst generally, 90
THE GREAT MCCLELLAN DENONSTRA.
IlQN ON SATURDAY ES ENING.
Ihs tollos ing cen,lenen have been appointed A.
SSl li.s uESRS HsIsAs s. MOORE.
@, scA&&AfR2&%ALDER,
Co Il i H,EXlLLE,
Col. !; y. CONE
Col 7. c. ACKERMAS.
S.Ps. e + i. bAvfS & ffSSiIH'
Announcement viii be ma 20 In the morning osner
Of SATURDAY Of additional s,pontments The sUoy,,.
n,Lned A,sis'snt- MAishr.s wil met at No ls PaIh
The igil prosramlne will be published In Saturday
GENERAL MCCLELLAN
ni ,,n review tho procession from the Fifth Avenue
Zach CLUB de'tfnins to participate ia requested v
no undesened, at the rooms OF Z. MASON, 10 PsrS
KoT during each day, aud this evening, a, % -
J.H HOBART WARD,
II srrvrxa Chief Marshal
Chairman Com. of Arransements. s7s
WANTEp--A BOY ABOUT IS YEARS Oi
cvv' age Apply at ID Cortilndt at. H.A sTITT 4
WE HAVE BEEN REQUESTED TO Stat.
. III thT T, 1he hraisd Bread Works, cor. of Broad
Pur1Dse OF making necessary alterations and repair,
In their machinery. SI6
&1O ,REwARD-LOST, A COAT, TWO
" .ny o brown blsntet-' account hook Of no uss
TO III s'enHe A. JSCob ,'' SAGEE. "v''a' 4 stAPpT
5000 ,' VOLUNTEERS M AND suBSTI.,
s:Sa a;; e. Y 81 Rss AHE Eiss. Z sSs E''a1
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.

Nov. As. r., G as. s-453-H W., morn. ~ %
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Obituary.

Died, at the residence sf br Biapdy, Eotioway
county, Va, jay 10 1864, Mrs CAkOLINE wa
GINA, conso.t vi q b weisIgrr. tn the cath year
OF hrt age.
Many daughters have done viGtu0usly, but thou
exceiest them all. IL the sentiment that rises
20 cur pen and niis the heart write The pain
full record that of the tOvest aud best has lett
des0late the home hearth and gone blessed be the
sunbeam th0ushD to join the immO tai choir
around the Fathers throne. We attempt no exag-
g.rsted eulosy; fin spun, undese,ved tribute
lovely woman hut we do attempt chtSnicie Of her
excsliing worth, her peiy, that shining matk
which hxed It's fun imp ess on her happy house
bold Ia all she did, Frightening all who felt her
sweet iefurnce, aud whOhow give earth y tribute
the tear Ut sympathy aud regret thar Que they
loved IL removed from their sight. Kind hearts
aud hands will watch the two opening buds she
has leu. rich legacy To the eyed SURVIVOR the
sofened image Of the devoted wife who being
dead YET tpeaseih," ahd with that A." siill saall
voice" have ih -m ready at a Father'5 bidding 10
boom ia fun wer l., the garden absve
Peace, be s;fli, ye Tiven heart, Is the LOrjlet
him do what meth him best.
I" Thou kn0wesi H0I nuW. but thou shall know
hereafter" fl w.
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Field Marshal Santa Anna,

Don Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, who
haa been appointed Fisld Marshal 10y Maxi
milan. is always turning up. He is au elias
lie and irrepressible football of destiny. IL
his interview with Gen Houston, after thS
battle of San Jacinto, he said: General
You can afford TO be generous; you are
born to no common destiny, you have con-
CURED the Napoleon of The West" 1t must
be admitted that, after many vicissitudes o.
fortune, he 10 now, iEnot Napoleon, next
but one to Napoleon's nephew, which is
coming considerably nearer to Napoleon
than most who lay claim to that title.
Efor more than forty years Santa Anna has
been soldier, and among the many tel
erals Of Mexico none have approached him
In genius and energy. Macmillan, who has
no doubt repeated Of late that part OF his
studies which includes the New World, must
be well acquainted with the brilliant and
eccentic career OF this military and poliii~
cal comet. Possibly he has not overlooked
the fact that the frat Emperor of Mexico,
1turbide, was assisted to the throne in 1S3g
by Santa Anna, VIII D served under him and
had been his great friend. In one year after
he had helped to put Iturbide in, he put him
out. MACMILLAN Is, perhaps, also aware that
history sometimes repeats itself.
That Is his concern and not ours. The
Southern Confederacy has no particular
reason TO care whether the Napoleon of the
West" or the Napoleon of the East finally
pockets the stakes of Empire.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

AM authorized by Brigsdier General @ w c
i Lee, commanding Forces tor Local Dsfspce, to
o.gan'zss company CT youths, bstS.e The sges
OF ok zen snd egnteeD, f,r Ills Command. Inis
company win lie pominkAy attached TO tia De-
part insnt Battalion; but during. cases OF e msr.
gsncJ and Tsiis q tho snemy sgaast tbs city, and
then only, Will they scs as body guard tor asn
Lees hcsdq aaftefs. By Joining tu h . CT mpaay
persons ceive many benefits which they would
not otherwise HAYS, bei5g always attended By
e0inm'sssry, qaattsrmssier, and wagon train
Pefsops Wishins TO j,in can d. 30 by ma king sp-
pliesiion 10 Myseii, at tbs BankiDs House vi
iz'ssrs q W fusesI Ia, corner Of Main and 18th
Ste, or by attending u meeticg at the Arm5ry OF
the BATTALION, on loth stys-s, bstHesa Main aid
Gary. On Monday. the Ism, At O'clock NJ
Membsrs Of the company and persons whhing to
join ara respectfully req 1ested 10 attend Unt-
forms and 90 airmsnts furnished ty the q ysrn-
msnt. liz i6-2itl SGAY, Jf, CAPTAIN
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ny ID. f. tooth & Co, A,Iei.-
No = ioth 81, between Main All

III oUSfaOl.D AND RIrcnrv r,lo,,-,.
IL flano, Croekety ont 6lsssssre '"e'
., .,,,,o ny ooots, Watches p,
81 auction We viii ss,l al our ..I,...,N',
Innrsdsy msrn'ns, joy ,4ti OF 10 t'rle,s %
assortment II TAO fun nitare, of a gsn.lv . aFsa
neustssep'ng, iehiesed t. siofe Tor 1.S ohs
eisting 10 part OF ''''ni Goa
l tias rosewood piano, ia gooi oris-
mahogany betisle<s, ehalIs
large feather beds, ,nstlsesses
Holsters. piilowe, she cts, 9ait,s h,stsa,,
extension dtaIeg table, bureau
hsli set, bat rack / sofa
lot ofocsefy Aai sissswafe &c
Also,
Lat o: then ccats AE; psnts
fieces ot irish i.iasls
loo pairs ialies h,.e
geo boltiFs superior ataiEg Ink
90 bozes ciyaIs
suokir9 snd chew Ing lGhAoro
zoo reains commercial uote paper
haa Other E0eds that 1aay be sdiat /,
'AI so ~ boOTH 90,
huctlansets
The ABOVE ss'e IS unsyoidabiy pnstp.os,
osy morning, July is, ct 10 n'cic;s WI
jy II BOOruhCo 49,,
- ADDiIi MAJ.
81 y1s pink ard whtts iiusi.n
% ksoss New York matches
Lot OF military eost buttons
! hae SPANISH ssadls aud bE.dls
tspisudid love veil
double esrrei qua
Boots, shoes, boJks. &c.
" D. D Bopfii 90, Aus.
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Ntyphnid fcvrs, at - o'clsck ~ kstnYdes
sishl. - thc scs.a.acs ~ M nnas III vsn t.tw
masksy Asstnesy, ssed - pears, sos 1t WIN A
Bskrs, &c u snovef rOaaty. f0suesiy Of klchme6a.
's.a 80, IL shsiisedssm thee ifom TIE power
~ the seetd -
The stieaAs ~ ho,h families ere savlssd t. 1t
tend his funeral, ~ 10 o'clock TILE morning. from
the s~stdeace OF MIS- Van Lew.
t1-phadeiphis and Caiifofnia papers please
copy.
On Sunday he ,s,h inst. Of wounds vsee.vsd
t.itut OScAK i.tNf,1n his . nh yeas.
ti.s Iaaersi vi J. lake place thss esentoe, At
MaS o'ciscs, he,a Mr. Lewis ID cseashaw's
tessa~mce, corner VAN aud Adams streets. Tbs
al. sds and scqaaiatxnces Of The DECREASED and
hts family ate tassted to attend
Al the receiving h-pf'ai Ia ,ats city. the l4,h
Jay. of a wound received GEAR Gatats's Mil, N
iae pd Jaee. sess ant joan = GILLIAN, of the
Amhcrst fayet,e ARTILLERY, ID the Eth year Of bis
age.
Ia Augusta, ia, at iWeaiy two miautss IN
q e'ciack, 2 n, on sunday, Juy II, 1854, kLlZ 4.
dETi CALLS, only child ot Alselt !. and Gcos
gle West
Z Al her fathers en- the ,6sh insiant. VIRGINIA
A, wife of ko. X Rnciiif, In tho es.h year OF her
age.
ia the morning Of the 10th Inst, jULtt &,
wife OF James l. Bragg, In the I'D year VI her
age.
Al Chtm6erazo Hospital, on Tuesday, July 5th,
1864, Nj oSGAa y BuI.tO X In the III year
OF hts age /
Al the residence Of q u Bullock, Esq In the
county Of Meckieaharg, the % b of Juae, 1864.
Nh JOHN w sMI11iEK, In the SIS yeaf Of his age.
I'm the 10 b of Iaiy, 1864, after severe illness
ct seven days. Virginia BARTON, vile Of eur
gcon X PAGE.
Oa the la,h Of july at his mothers residence,
JOHN henry, o.iy child Of aud Tyler, aged
) m0aihs aud IL days.
tie walks spirl, glad AID bright,
Clothed In garments piireiy Whiie,
FREE tenn s3rfow patn aud care,
saie from all, for God Is thete.
W.ep not for me, my parents dear,
/ have gene forest yeu aeed not fear,
w iiis was shOh BY This you see,
frps,e yourselves To follow me
lis sad 10 part with one round whom,
Aieetios 5 lender vine Is t~iHed,
10 sleep In yonder gfavryaId's toinb,
4 j9Sttss h0Me la leave behind.
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MON AT MORNING !,
The s.aa,isn

sach intelligence - We have had With re-
e.rd 70 the Invasion Of Maryland has come
stmcst ex s,nslveiy through Yankee sources
In ,x,ux even from these, We perceive that
i, must have been completely snccessial.
The sayaaers went where they pleased,
stayed as long a. they pleased. departed
rh.a they pleased, took away what they
pleased, and destroyed what they pleased. -
They carried OF, for instance, or destroyed
one million OF bushels of grain, Oil the
horses worth carrying Oh, and IS many car
tie as they took farcy 10. They seem 10
have met With resistance nowhere except
al Monocacy bridge. and there they routed
the defenders 10 suca short time, and pnf-
sued them with so much vigor, that the like
has NOT been seen since the race Of Badens.
burg 10 Isli They went within few miles
oil Baltimore, burnt the bridges, cut the tel
.graph wires, captured tho trains, destroyed
aav. Badford's house, under the very noses
al the Yankee officers, aud left without mo.
lsstation. They went to Washington, fright.
ensd the authorities hilf to death, besieged
the town 10 the most insultirg manner, aud
ffei shells which fell within mile OF the
Capitol Having stayed as long as it suited
th.ir convenience TO stay, they drew Gtf
without Interruption, apparently scarcely
inpeded In their re!rograde movement, ftr
we take the Yankee report Of the capture oi
two or three hundred prisoners to be fancy
of the Yankees merely. The expedition ap-
pears TO have struck the whole population
with abb sct terror, rendering them entirely
incapable at defence; and when Forney tells
Us II Is the beat thing that could have hap
pened for Yankeedom, inasmuch az it wild
unite all hearts. and render 1t easy for Lin
coin to recruit his ranks, We can but laugh
at the ludIcrous eff ,rt to make the best Of a
very bad business.
We are writing, let 1t be recoIlected, from
the Yankee accounts Of this business, for
We have none Of our own. We do not know
its numbers, what measure Of success it OBJ
tained, or whether it has, in point of fact,
left the camp before Washington. Every
body except the prof ectors and the 9ener-
ais, whoever they were, has been, and still
%, In prOfouod ignorance with regard to il.
its force, aud Its objects. II the Yankees
know, they know more than We do. For
long cline, at least, they seem to have been
as Ill informed as could be desired, if we
may Judge from the conflicting stories with
which their journals abounded. Taking it
for granted that 1t was not sent to subdue
Maryland, and drive the Yankees from Bal
timore and Washington, We think we may
praume. even from what the Yankees THIN
selves say, 1t has been eminently successful.
What its further objects may be, We know
not; nor II we knew, should We feel at lib
erty to disclose them. That they are wise
aud proper, ana that they will be pressed
with energy aud intelligence. We have not
the slightest doubt, and therefore wait with
patience until time shall have made all
[ things plain
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~ DOMIctLED FOREiG sER9 We under
~ stand that tue question whether do mic lied
foreigners are ilabie To cOnsoTipioh or not il To
case Of Mr. Ogden.
Mr. Ogden - = native Of England, who re lies
upon his bfitish protection furnished 10 him by
Moore, while actiug a. Consul, In 1852 and de nes
that he has been eve d0Miciled IN this country
Thc Governor, as we understand, insists thai he
has been d0mictied. II NC domicti be proped. IN
decision will be Of 90 great Importance Bal II
d0mieil, without naturalization, be proved, then
the question sfises, and must be decided whe bef
native born EngiishmaB, Who insists upon bts
native right, can be coascIibed simply because
he has acquired a domlcil In this country.
the question 10 one OF great Significance, aud
Ftrgiaia has decided In favor OF Mr. Ogden. and
we FepubIlsh m article upon the suhlect I'm 1890
which shows thai, with tho editor's views upou H.
From the Daily Richmond Dispatch, Feb 4, 1862
ALtSS RssIDsHrs o. yisoisIA.--On the 10Th
Ut Jsauary the House Of Delegates passed q rsso.
lution requesting Attorney General Tucker TO In
form that body whether In his opInion, the law of
nait0ns, - practeed In this c-untfy, wall be via,
listed ~ suAject'ng 70 military duty persons bona
ci1zsns thereof. ~ Tucker, after quo,ioe m,
proper authorluea. replies that the public Il - az
the country. slnce l792 has settled tina, while th.
voluntary scrvice OF an alien In the army vii, be
accepted, military service win not be cotnOelled
sad eKacsed Of any but citizens or the S.sre. An
aiisa msy confraH 70 serve, bpt will nct he e,,a
Zslls1 20 DO 0llltaFy duty 10 the ftate he f. Of
0ptui0n shsi this Practice, established by Federal
and 6tate saw Tor seyeaty years, must be taken to
settle she views he shousd take az TO the In ~ Of
nsiaons operating upon The subject In this STATE
hr givee the esme answer In regard 20 persons
trsssicully hese fos pleasure, heath or business
wa e Seessd g sucn ss have declared theis In.
tsntjon 70 eec0ns citizrns, but have nor &c, hen
aaausati3sd a contrary policy, he ssys, would he
80 tnjnTtous one 20 earseives, a. well re- unsras
csose % the aiens whom, with hts capital. ererev
y.
70 Geek . domicii smoug us. we have s.IsSsS ~
this opislen Of the Attorney General because II i
proper that Foreigners should distinctly
we Yo.itlon they occupy. II they have eaoueh Of
~ ~ tselng % hssP rs out Ia this great sirag
~ sos liberty aud Independence, their services
....s \. sccspaed bat they will not be compelled
Lshsw eseems eittzens, 10 take up srns In our
:. liz i6-h
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By. Il. ). ftoasagtts, A'sc..

rLOsINa Sale Of
~ Cabinet iurotu e, stock, tools
Locking glasses, plates, 80.
On Tuesday the ieth inst, st 10 O'Clock III sei
al the wsrerooms OF MIR datnr&ht, On Governor
greet, thu whole of his Iemsjnirg STOCK oil fufIi.
tuIe a., Including
handsome &c, OF mahogany chamber lurn.-
tufa
SeV5TSi lsat bureaus
Mahogany AID cherry dining tables, Iafi5f 90
Cane seat and other chsife
Heir sGd shucs matxfssss
Bpssts r. and pillows
Besides ranesous other articles Of furniture
ALtU
large assortment vi booking gis>s plates
u ne, varnish, sand paper, lambs.:
C4blnet-usker's tools, ell cloth
aisss doors, &c ES fLEASAET2,
~ 16 AuctioaeeT.
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AnHA H4kS

onn IDtLAk3 Rewari-Miii b. 5,jt an A.,
ZUU livery 10 ne, or secar,as ,hi .'lL e.. %, Dc.
iiid, OF Peter ssll5. who TsnaHat Eag, i,, - '
WoThs Ia this city, Jaly 81, 3sEi Ne ia tt
ahnul - yeats old, wen proportional atrn,t.,s'3
high very hkriy- was from wsslu.ur,I ,rn .,,,
IL. IL T B.RfCN.
1il
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one Hundred Doilsfs tsssfd.--I vii i've tia
~ above reward Tor tie iaklng I'D AID stflri6g
80 That may get bin ssAia. d4Tk, EisDogAry bay
stud colt, 2 = years yeaTs o!t, H. as siuea nom
The isFGi Gi ID 81 t0-ks-. OF Ch.s'CfB-li connty I'd
;'ss hight Of The iii Of July lie ie sgA s.9vB,
with black b,aha aud iess &uppssed " be lShs
III soid-eT fcr eays.ty aervi1e
a0sRs pgRauSO1,
Jy i3--6st FOE 4 Il FyN,sss
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Enh NULLaks nfw4fu.--hsu sv.y -, a.,
sbUO subscriber abt IA! the let Of tsbra,r, 49,
Toy John, about IA or l5 yes.s OLD. I.at rsnas.
c3lof, with shDtt, straight hsif had On wien ~
new sat- CT cotton clothes, q, "a slba colo; / Ian
Was purchased 81 DR. Wright, Of AiAb,ms H.,
10 dnabt he IL with our Army rus atufa r,w,,t
will be- paid for his apprehension sal ds!fystv a.
Lee Bowman, kieaaIuol, Va, ar secured IN soy
Jail b that sc. nim. WY Il ggIN
~ IA Int
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II IN W i.Et5SNs HEN AMINO ~ e1aI nn' ~
= tSksc~uk6iCk tim dey q Jasy. 49, :.
esssose sat6laf lss kshsss y ~ ~ elh bssss
tAsy ass ADs ss1isis--aiss, eistns dsts q List
Ersss ssssAss si - 80 sssss - sass 'e''s'
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DAN AWAy--PTom the rub.r.i.er 81 a..
10 last cf june, negro boy Sam lie rcdsswey
medlna-siZ ii Iron gray nsFe, braadsi US s,p,
10 abunt IA yeua Osi, spare bala, ,ir,arbf,,I
c.,'or, and has down rss. pressfuu sLef sbis,n
to A liberal reshfd VIII u paid igr Tho aopt,.
hsnsion 81 tuih or siiaer nssrO or naTrs. a. IA
the property OF Ats Macon, sni ID .u,p,seI TO ta
" Ia tie Amy. RPkkJHsR
~ ldi h;ui,t and % n
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FaNhRsS Houses ard ints r., s,,..,
win be sott On Monday, TIA Is,b -. =, alS'sh
On we premises, at 81 O'clock Al. ,e,cs;t Ja,y.
mset one nn Js,i siley with ,a,1a..s ''ls. i'r-
can't ot adjoining, rea,iag fos 81 Co., 49,. Va "a
sm o,,s,c naisns street near ,ho Can,si ss.
wishing !" Purchase real ettste ths, ,,,I, ft'-oss
rents VIII bad Il 10 tea inter est 10 ~ god
Terms maize to quit purchasers. 'as safe,
WA IaS-w~.v,
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r. hA1oAiC Notios.-rbe mn - -. ~ r,ch..
49, 1eod Leass, No 10, are hsrssv sum massd "a
essesea cas1cd msetisg Of their fcdse ~ IN
~ order q ths w Il. =
1Anet NDDIuK, ess,y
yusZ " e eeest 1851. tgis-1.
- LA1AYoTT1 = Chapsss No 1S--T Il
eADpeeione q ihts CAAps1S WIN ssteeS !
eeytge nesehe ~ t1iesssyj syeEiDg, d D'eioek
~ ep6w q the y FIR
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FOR I1EfT .AAG. SaLn

fINOH Rent psrt OF House on Asu Etsd
T. eonisinins i've rooms. partially IIsHshsi
kitchen, coal house, sc. Thsy are located 10 one j
tho most dss raDe aels hb hoods 10 tna ely ADJ
possess aSeey convenience for a III derA,s ssll
family. Possession gisea imnai ale s, Appb ~
it, Treasury Department., thl.i AID al DOR,
rig ht hand side. f.ls-At