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Groceries.

lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
y GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco, which
we will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
kind Of goods can be bought in the Territory. AL
our Groceries and Provisions are fresh. Goods de-
nvered Free of Charge. kORN BROTHERS
Gold Hill June T. 1851 Iul7
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To the Public.
Taken, and Cory Paying

Richmond Taken, and Cory Paying
Up in Greenbacks!
CORY HAS SENT GREESBACkS TO j. 5:
- CROSSMAN, OF Como. late Superintendent OF
the Rock Point Company, in Palmyra, TO pay on the
hands for work done last winter. Now, Mr.. Cory,
through his very efficient tool (CrosSman), can buy
In the orders on the Company with his Green6ackS
and then turn In the orders at face on his SDO or
500 Indebtedness to the Company. All right-every
dog will have his day. OBADIAH JONES.
Palmyra August IL. 1864, aul5 Tvs
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CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT No. 3.236, OF
" Wells Fargo & Co., Of Gold Hill. for one hum
ired and dry dollars standing In the name Of JOHN
CAWLEY. Payment Of the above has been stopped.
The finder will please leave the above at the Office OF
W.. T. Co., Gold Hill au4 2wA
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Crockery and Glassware.
lust RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID STOCK
y Of Crockery and Glassware Of the latest English
and French manufacture. HouSekeepers and others
are Invited to examine our new wares.
KORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill June II 1854 iniT
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BREWERS STOCK.

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss Burgundy Pitch, Keg
Corks Everything In this line Of the best quality,
for sale upon reasonable terms.
Y. B.-Ten bales Hops Just received BY Express.
r. II. MCDONALD & co.
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AssEssnrrNr AND sA1E LIST
, .....,,.,,, Levied within Thirty Days.

op Ar ,IXsIx y1Rary1,. COLD HILL Blue SULPHUR.
nryJI'So carr PALNYRA INDIAN SPRINGS, ARGEN-
rISE AND ILOwERY DIsT1cTS- ALPHAhkr-
CALLY ARRANGED AND CORRECTED DALI.
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COMPANY MEETINGS
OF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY,
DAYTON OR COMO.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOLD HILL POST OFFICE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
THE MAILS.

ArriVe-Csliforna Mails per Pioneer Stages, at
O'Clock A. M
Overland and Territorial Mails per Lang
TONS at 5 P. u.
ClOse-An Malls close at O'Clock P. n.
once Open-From O'Clock A. II. 70 o'clock Pm.
ivan If o. H. PLATT, p, VI.
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TRUssEs AND SUPPORTERS,
Gum Stockings, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder
Braces Suspensary BandAges, Silk Elastic Bandages
for Ladies' 4 very large assortment oil articles In
r, Ii. MCDONALD 4 CO., Sacramento.
RH. MCDONALD & CO., San Francisco.
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AssAYERs, MATERIAL.

Cruclbles, Retorts, Acids, and general supply o.
all articles in this line. For sale by
''' ~ ''>'> r. II. MCDONALD i co.
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Blanlxets and (ylothino.

A NEW STOCK OF BLANKETS Of DIFFERENT
n qualities and prices Also. limited stock Of
Clothing suitable for Miners wear viii be sold very
cheap kORS BROTHERS.
Gold Hill. June Il, 1854. InlT
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TILDEN's SUGAR COATED
PILLS.
Ornearly all the Concentrated Medicines, put up
y" ''' R.H. MCDONALD 4 co.
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Found.
A MEMORANDUM BOOK, BELONGING TO
"A JOHN THOMPSON, containing receipts, bills,
etc. was found in Gold Hill yesterday, and len at
this Once. The owner can have 1t BY calling, and
paving for this advertisement.
Cod Hill, August IL. 1854. ausl2 If
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ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

We are constantly receiving. per express, supple
from the manufactures. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD 4 co.
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Pioneer Omnibus Line.
IN AND AFTER APRIL FIFTEENTH, TICK
" cts can be purchased from either OF the Drivers,
or at the ONCE Of the Line In Gold Hill. Three for
One Dollar. Passengers not purchasing Tickets will
be charged Fifty Cents. GEO. T. JONES,
aDl5 It'd Genernl Superintendent,
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PAINTS, OILS AND VARNIsHRs.
Brushes, Feather Busters, Zinc White, Flre.Proof
Paint Linseed Oil, boiled and raw. For sale by
r. ii. MCDONALD & co.
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PRRFUMERY,

We are constantly receiving articles in this line
direct from Foreign and American manufactures.
For sale by K. H. MCDONALD & co.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Bay, new and choice stock Of Foreign and
American Wines Brandies and other Liquors, which
We offer at remarkably Low Rates For Cash.
K0RN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill June Il, 1854 JnlT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-12

10000 lbs. Blue Vitriol;
5000 lbs. Sulphate Iron;
1000 lbs. Sal Ammoniac;
$50 carboys Eastern Sulph. Acid;
100 California "
100 ., Eastern Nitric
100 " Eastern Muriatic Acid.
Arctic Acid;
Chemically Pure Acids;
Iron Retorts;
Glass Retorts;
Black Lead CrucIbles;
sand CrucibleE;
Test Glasses;
Mattresses, ETC.;
Together with q complete assortment Of Chem
Icas and articles used in Quartz Mining for the sep
''"'''" " r. II. MCDONALD L CO.,
San Francisco and Sacramento.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
pissecting Instruments, stethoscopes,
Eye Instruments, lSyringeS,
o6stetrical Instruments. Tonsel Instruments,
Polypus Forceps, Amputatng instruments
Probangs, Breast Pumps,
Post MCrtem Instruments BO1gies.
Pocket Instruments, Cathetars,
1repAl1nlnR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sli uhSHtn,
Speculums, Electro Magnetic battuns
X. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Sacramento.
r. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
San Francisco.
TARTARIC ACID.
OOOLBs. TARTAR G ACID. IN TIN
C.UUO cases. or the best quality.
For sale by r. II. MCDONALD 4 Co.,
Importing Druggists.
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
i an Execution, issued out Of the Civil Probais
Court Storey county. Territory OF Nevada, dated
the 9Th day OF July AID 1854 In favor Of the people
of the United States In the Territory Of Nevada and
against MARIA A. BELL, and the real estate and
improvements hereinafter described, for the sum Of
two hundred and eghty-one dollars and sixty.two
cents. delinquent taxes, and seventysx dollars and
eghty-ve cents costs Of suit, together with accru-
Ing costs and expenses Of SALE and pursuant to the
provisions OF ali act entitled Act TO provide for
the assessing and collecting County and Territorial
Revenue" approved November p, 1861, and the act
amendatory thereof, approved December %, ls62-I
shall expose for sale at public auction 10 the highest
and best bidder for cash. In front Of the Court HOUSE
In Virginia City, on TUESDAY THE SIXTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1854, between the
hours OF II O'Clock N. and O'Clock Pm, much Of
the following described real estate with Improve
mens thereon, shall be necessary satisfy said
execution and costs OF sale situated In the County
OF Storey, Territory OF Nevada, to wit: A certain
piece parcel Of land containing about acres and
situated IN the Northern portion OF Gold Hill and
South part Of Virginia, and described as follows, 70
Wit Beginning at stake on the west side OF the road
Leading from Virginia to Gold Ill., thence north go
east 2jg feet TO stake, thence north lako west zoo
feet thence north 47so west 2lz feet thence north
60 east 3S2 feet thence s9ISo west 81 feet thence
40 west lI3 feet thence south $40 feet thence South
80 east IS feet thence south l41o Al feet, thence
south a6hlo east l76 feet to place q beStnnng;
Tax Collector Of Storey County, n. r.
By 4. H. CoRNEIt- Deputy. auSS td-l;
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PATENT MEDICINES.
We are Agents for nearly all valuable articles In
use and our stock is unusually large. For sale by
R. II. MCDONALD & CO., Sacramento.
r. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.. San Francisco.
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MURDER IN East TeHsessEK.-xr. T. =. Hanby
was murdered In East Tennessee BY Union bush
whackers, two weeks since, Under the following
circumstances
The Federals went q short distance from the
dwelling and set his carriage house on n!e. Al
this time Mr. Handy gathered his child In MS asms
commanded to halt, which he did wheseupon two
ruffians, one Of whom was named Weas, and lived
on his place, deliberately shot him through the
head and heart. He tell dead inseantly And me
There, n thas dark, bitter night rendered the more
appalling BY the lurid blaze Of the burning build
lns, in siient and remote bend Of the river hol-
s,0n. iar away from friend o. sympshizer, and In
iats orphan, 10 its night clothes and bare feet BY
the side Of the dead hody OF its murdered father.
There II remained all the night long, and these Il
was found next morning, almost su0Fened with
cold and ils ssscksu little heart running over with
gfief.
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TuE NEWS.

,.,. ,.s,eraay morning the city was rife
-nA rumors to the eject that an eneAes-
Wv. ~.. progressing in Northern virginiA
arrival Of the Fredericksburg train
1ns -. n,pa hour gave rise to hundreds Of
80. and Of course multiplied the ru.
su' On the arrival Of that train At 8 T.
T y ~. following facts were obtained: The
..nv are reported to have crossed the Rap.
s0s ss.c,ock on Tuesday night and yesterday
Pa P-,ro ia three places. United States,
s,s. 60 sud Germsnna fords, advancing some
~ ....r.. this side Of the river. The forces
Gs. ~. .,o.sed At Germanna and at Elya came
W.. s.s. ullea this side Of Chancellonvllle, on
=. m ou battle Geld, and skirmished with our
49, little, and then retired, recroesing
49, ,,vsr, Those crossing at the United
s,.,s. ~ ford we're reported to be within Eve
sn.. Of Fredericksburg when the train left
I.mt,tons 3 Crossing, At half.past Pm.
Oar scouts, who had been over the other
.,.of the river, aseertainsd from citizens
n,, the enemy went forward very reluct-
.,,,v when ordered to advance.
Iasaru..ion was also brought down by
,.sengen on the same train that the enemy
s,-e making general advance along the
.,,;rs lines. We are disposed to believe,
nssyer, tie movement Is intended as 3
,-snd reconnaissance in force.
From the Peninsula We have no material
,A.uge to note. The enemy arc busily en-
ussd iu repairing the wharf at West Point,
nd few cavalry have made their appear
.,ce at that place. The forces which have
sseu Withdrawn from Charleston, and who
~ reported to have called South. may make
,heir appearance In this direction.
Ia evscuating Washington, North Caroli-
q. the enemy destroyed the fortincat,ons
nd everything of value there. The evacua-
d,n commenced on Thursday evening last.
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THE FIVE DOLLAR NOTES.

khas been the impression of some per-
sons that Congress would remove the tax
imposed at its last session on Treasury notes
Of ,he denomination of Eve dollars, but a
sais,ns was given to that expectation by
tie sction of the House yesterday. There
seems to be very little, If any, disposition
suong the members of the House to NEEDLE
nth the currency, other than to prevent
ay further issue Of notes than was provided
for II It's last session.
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ss terms ! can got 1t short Of .ub,ugasion.-

roHEAx,N, -, 8VS Il snort OF oupJu&Auon.-
Mr. Staples, said that he was not satlsned
nth the answer. and was proceeding 20 ad-
crese the House, hut Mr.. Atkins, Of Tenn.
Ooyectso on the ground that debate would Ee
unprontabies with that exception, the con-
sent OF the House was unanimously and tho
subject was dropped.
~; Henly, OF Florids, Introduced bill
providing for the consolidation Of regiments
re9oced oe.oW the legal standard. Referred.
Mr; blandiof1--A bin to authorize persons
wno nave oeen detailed ON Government work
70 oraw ratlone the same as soldiers. Re-
ferred.
Mr.: Rodgers. Of Florida-Blll supplement.
taly 70 the act to Ieduee the currency, and
Hnatnorl1e new issue Of Treasury notes.
- Also. By came, . bill to establish In the
!. nranS, Mississippi Department an agency of
to sme 5arean OF Foreign Department. Re-
Mr.: J. T. Leach, Of North Carolina, iutro-
duced resolution for the purpose Of oh
taining Information as to the number Of men
!ornished the army by each separate State in
tne Confederacy, and to ASCERTAIN the num-
per now In service, the number that had
Deen killed. wounded, sc. also the number
snat had deserted from the army, aud the
STATE to which they belonged. Referred
s~UoMStSy W "a sanitary Ak1dlTS.
Mr. Miles, Of South Cas&lina-A bill to
authorize the appointment of commissary
for cavalry. Referred.
Nj. 09Ann, Of Tennesse submitted res
olntion that II was iuexpedient to pass any
&c: to relieve the IS Treasury notes of the
tax Imposed, which he did with q view TO
aliay ell apprehensions or expectations as to
what the House would do withtha currency:
whichJwas passed-ayes e.; nays g. THUS
settling the question in regard to the expec.
tafion OF some that Congress would place
them on basis with the new issue.l
Mr.. Sexton, Of Louisiana, submitted Joint
resolutions Of thanks to the Texas Brigade.
Army IF Northern Virginia.
Mr.. Russell, Of Virginia, introduced bill
to provide means for the needful eypendi-
ture of Government without increasing the
amount of Treasury notes. Referred.
lie also introduced bill to exempt from
military services of the Confederacy such
State officers as are exempt from such ser
vice by State law. Referred.
A number of bills of minor importance
were presented and appropriately referred.
At 2, p. NJ, House adjourned to meet
to day, IL NJ, In the hall of the House of
Delegates.
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CAws m rus CRANiA OF THH CaIpPsWA H.
prANl-SOon after the arrival 0f the Chippewa
Chiefs Ia Washiaston, Surgeon Aacxowan, United
States army, saassssa ecHS.sa''cn n:s .sc 70 IT
OF shs Amcricaa Essoesaphica Society, begging
ihai nr. Cisske Nilis might be eMployed % Jake
casts and model sous basss of the ae0sslaai visi-
tors. ns Dois accsded 70 sAs reqaess, sa4 - on
sfndie. I'M ne Cepisoi. On measuring the heads Of
thess 2ndisns. Df Macsowaa found lhem To b. Of
srssisr avs1sss size !ns. those q e. n. .Lsss
swo.as .hty sys ASssca"s so' . s.a%rss,
Eh,ss. hut he Rrst Indian whose east wss lakSe,
aRai how, by name, showed = head iaFges whoie
iach, n syesy dieseties, thaa Ne masssvs oae
which R,esides over shs Isessssy: ns sas E ga goEan
= nssionai salle9y al lNdlan hsaas. which will
lurn cheap. dasaAle, aaA peffeet cnstribation 70
she hlstoFv al = race which poeieslsy win be asS
i0us - WaeAiSgeso e1UsseH.
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Tas DASoKk OF A OAssOSADE.-Ths bI0odIess-
ness of canaonade was shown on the Norti,
Carolina coast few weeks since, when the block
ade runner Lucy got asrouad. The authorities at
The fort promptly sent down guns to protect her.-
A letter says:
Preparations were at once made by The crew and
soldiers from the fort 10 bale and hoat the Lucy.
which had been purposeiy filled with water to
prevent the enemy from towing her OF In the
course Of the afternoon seven vessels advanced "a
attack the Lucy. feeling their way by the lead and
forming In line of battle. From five O'Clock until
dark they continued to rain shot and shell at the
unarmed and str .nded little blockade -ruAaeT. The
greater proportion Of the crew OF the Lucy de-
ciined to leave her, thereby displaying sound dis
csesi0n, a. not a single shot struck her. For an
hour aud half this farcicai and harmless dis
charge Of shot and she'll continued, and was re
peatediy replied to BY the cool tars Of the Lucy
with round upon round Of laughter. While the
balls were whisriing over head and tearing up the
beach the sailors on board the Lucy were com
f0riably enjoying their tea, and such Of them as
were on shore had much amusement In running
after the spent shot on the beach.
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European News.

Ine House of Lords on the 9th delivered juds
meht 10 toe Alabama case. Six legal Lords were
present. The Lord Chancellor first gave his iuda
ment.
He argued that under the provisions of an ac,
known as the "Oueen's Remembrancer Act,'
there was no authority to make su IN rules as the
BaFons OF Exchequer had made. He therefore
moved that the appeal of the Crown be dismissed
with costs. Lords st. Leonards. Chelmsforde, and
hingsd0wne concurrea, while Lords Cranworth
and Wensleydaie were In favor of the hearing oi
the appeal BY the EKchequer Chamber. The ap-
peal was therefore dismissed, with costs.
Tne London Times remarks that the final dec Ion
mas oeen pronounced on q technically, subtle and
narrow beyond even the ordinary narrowness OF
law For the present the victory remains with the
defendants. But IL Is impossible to suppose that
the Government will acQuiesce In the law as laid
down by the two Senior Judges Of the Exchequer,
or fail ~ bring any new offender to account. even
II IL should render necessary another struggle in
the courts Of law.
The London Times adds: Ii the Foreign FnIIst-
meht act be insufficient to repress enterprises en-
dangeflDg the peace OF The country, surely 1t is
better to apply TO the Legislature than trust that,
will carry the main question to a tribunal, which
may reverse The judgement already given.
The Scotsman understands that the case of the
PamperO has been settled, the owners cORsentiug
ure of the vessel. They are, however, to retain
possession Of the VI sse, trade with her, make al
tsratiOns on her, hut sell her for two years. ex
cspt with the consent Of the Crown.
s"
federate loan Is about to be placed on new basis
A combined Feench and English undertaking, in
which The Confederate Government hes an active
interest, Is in active formation, having for its oh
ject 10 organize regular system II blockade run
ming from the various Confederate ports for the sx
porf Of cotton.
The capital Is 4 f50o, 600 sterling. Shares are to
be allotted only to the holders Of Confederate
bonds. The cOmpany's steamers are to take out
caTgOes to supply the wants OF the Confederate
Government. II is estimated that the whole of
the bonds Of the Confederate loan may be exchang-
ed for cotton and produce exported from Southern
pOrls within twelve months.
The promoters Ofthe company are said to be gen
tiemen Of capital aud long versed In blockade
running. The iastest steamers are to be employed
Bat In order 10 reduce the risk q very large cargo
viii not bs iniIusled TO any one vessel
The TINES draws attention to petroleum As I sub
etitute for coal, and recommends experiments ia
England as we'll as America.
The Affairs Of ths Atlantic steam company (Gal-
way iine) were being wsuud up
t0 the night Of the 5th the Prussans before Dup
pei drove In the Danish outposts and took up pO-
sitl0n % PAGES beyond the first parallel.
Three Austrian war vessels had left Lisbon for
The Baltic.
Ths London 0lc5e hopes one OF the fist acts of
lne Congress will be to compel the belligerents 10
desist.
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F70Hf III .0xhRkaea.

MOBILE, Nay A-ThsastegrapA epssaEse
at Tansipahs reportAA lght ~ Olive HsanaA
yesterday between laoo0edsnls and seost's
cavalry, 500 strong nn Aeht listed sgAt
hours. The enemy tsIe driven aesss
Thompson's creek. No lo0 reported TAA
Confederates are reiSengcing, and the AGAA
win probably be rsgu1ned today.
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an Experiment Worth 1syay.-The enor-
nous figures at which every article In the
provision line IL now held In this city IL be-
ginning to cause those OF our citizens who
are not able to pay them to look about for
some relief. In some Of the Southern cities,
where the people have more regard for the
welfare of each other than they have here,
meal can be bought for i've dollars per bush.
el, bacon for dollar pound, and almost
every other thing in the grocery line at the
same ratio. This fact has induced many OF
the families residing here to agitate the ex-
pediency of throwing In, each one, such
sums as they can afford, and then employing
an agent to proceed South to Invest the mo-
ney in such articles 40 may be desired. Al
ready large amount has been subscribed,
aud the only thing which now remains to
make it success is the doubt that transpor.
tation can be obtained to bring on the pur-
chases which may be made. About this mat
ter. however, It 10 stated that Secretary Sed-
don will cheeffhlly do all In his power to
afford our citizens an opportunity to better
their condition, and in short while We may
look for the first fruits of thu new enter
prise. Unsuccessful, there 10 little doubt but
what the needy families Of Richmond will
soon he rendered Independent Of the re-
morseless shop keepers that combine to ex-
tort from them the last dollar they have.
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., al kinds for sa,s and made 70 order
brsechins, ,race chairs, IA
ADo, on AaAA. several ane Shattered oaaalso. al
q Whiah wiil bs sold reasoaab'e.
BA PuRKs. lAah aseee,
Bsiwses Main anA <hsy.
Leadhs down feoo ~ DlapAa1A s4aA !
R.-Ilasnsas, Saddles. AAd 1ssaae fspAAfsa -
Short nOaies. . 0-ssk.
Ovsos s0o7aasa % asaAsa UoopAnuls
gHvHl soocknGadsrs 4 III WasAlaGaea snA Meu
OsisAss. NeAaAi, cAasae.s:s.ine - olnsar
1eleaFspA Companis0 ase hsseby oeet11A thn1 ~
Ave PEI csut sux evtod hJ Ne M paoooA l51h Ioo-
Ssasy lSSA. On ~ yaiue Il ~ noase 49, - >eo
graph sr oa6es oompasbcs. WIN - lesa ~ - ~
dsrsiensA q shh o1lss. a.A tAsy wNl th>is1lseenA
~ = q 1sdIsos ssslaws 1s,s9ssSS C. sssiss.
~ se-0hwtIsJuss
fAAsaaS Dans ~ saa Clss - Hlsu.l
neA0o01, A1g1k0, tool 3
KIofIua.-Atth - enDeal 1Ssen9 q - 49,
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kasisi. llaa q Dsak m - AecssasaesaA,
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g: ,sss, :. g - ~ 4 e, = -.
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NORTHWESTERN GEOaaiA.-The Rome Courier, of
Saturday, says:
We learn that considerab number Of Federal
sodihss were In Lafayette last tuesday, also few
In summerviiis last "Wednesday. They are report
ed u be 10 force In the cove IL 10 said that they
have removed the ObsHucti0ns from Blue Bird Gap
This was probably the object oi the force In the
cove. While tn Summssvifie the Feterals, vino
were some three or four hundred strong, asresied
Dr A Wheeler and carried him 10 Alpine, where,
he Eefasisg to give them his money, they whipped
him until ne compelled 10 deliver II to save bis