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Ye', positive cure for
Gonorrhea, elect, Structures,
Con ans no MiDers-no Basam-no Mercury.
Only zen pills 10 be taken to effect a cure
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
unpleasant TASTE and viii not in any way njure the
stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, sDd recent cases
in twenty-four hours. Prepared by graduate OF
the University OF Pennsylvania, one OF the most
eminent doctors and chemists Of the present day,
No Gr7Oslire-nO Troubts-eO Change HhGteU6r. Let
those who have despaired Of getting cured, or Who
have been gorged with Balsam Copabls, or Mercury,
at once try the
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p. J. KAUFM MAN
HAS REM OWED

VNROM HIS OLD STAND. IS UNION STREET,
20 Il Summer street, next door 10 New Theatre,
vIsre he will be glad 70 see his old friends and Gus
fofr err jsnl1-im
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DO NOT DESPAIR!
- % F En- y FEMA1Esif

Although you may be pronounced iBcurable, the
5arna rans Root and erb Juices viii remove every
yestife of mpu tiles from the system as well al
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-22

BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
IL offered to the public as a positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL DISEASES, the SA-
MARiTAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES is the
most potent certain and effectual remedy pre-
scrbed; il reaches and eTadeates particle Of
the Yenereal poison, so that the cure is thorough
and permanent. Take then Of this Purifying Rem
edy aad be healed, and not transmit to your DOS
terty that for which you may repent IN after years
No NON nIE0Dd Tpg
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.

Sen by mail in q plain envelope.
Puce sent By mail, 81 ; female, g..
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DIARIES FOR 1896,

VETE HAVE now IN STORE EVERY QUA
w ity, from the lowest grades 10 the fsS.
manufactured We shall keep the Assortment
complete during the season.
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C,ECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES
- SAJLdRITAA'S GIFT
S4HIRITdN'S GIFT

Desmond 4 Co., Proprietors, SO Race streets
Philadelphia.
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s, ~ BARRETT
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CRET DISBASES!!! SECRE
DISEASES.
Samaritan's Gift.
Samaritan's Gift.
eonorrhea, elect, structures,

Tn most certain remedy ever used.
Ye', positive cure for
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The New York Express has the fol
lowing from Washington
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-20
To 1fe4sSs.. Curtis, Hornbroek IN
80 F1gL He'll.

To Aesss 81,
= .,'.1,Jowirs TO the fact that the Republican
!. convention in this county adopted no
q. Jphtforn and the -caudidstss Of that
vc,, lparsv bare made no public declara-
80 tiop of their political opinions and given
Isss5 81 mo- expression Of thsirSiswst concerning
1.-THE political issues now before the peo-
' Die, soroe natural curiosity ~is felt to
InoS JwEsf measures. these gentlemen
= willadvocate, If elected In conversation
: ,,apoa the streets one man assertsthat the
- - Reoublieaa candidates hold certain set
of a5p5i6SiIsns and another man says that
euteftain different views Opinions
direntlys at variance with each other
sre stffibstsd te each of the gentlemen
ia seekiagsslection on the Republican tick
"a =. let aadqp satisfactory kpowledge of their
{. position has yet been obtained TIA There
u i 10 forss to give them anopportunity of re-
,..,. liesisg Themselves from rom the suspicion OF
double-dealing and to enable the people
- 70 atbidsisst shd clearly the position these
geutlsmsp, occupy, it has been suggested
that We ask Colonel CURTIS, Mr. HORN
--=Jnoex and -Ms-BELr, the following
e.. anestions which. it isthonght, proper
respect for the people of Ohio county
will induce them to answer:
y, ., list. If elected members OF, the House
Of Delegates, will yoa, vote for the adop-
ton Of the amendment to the consritu-
~. tfon ofowsst yirginia5 proposed at the
81, last. session of the legislature ~
I'D. If elected members of the House of
Delegates will you vote for the repeal of
- the net passed on February 2Stb, 1855,
~ commonly known as :. the test oath law"
- II! cass-lts repeal is attempted
,,a I'D. Do you heartily approve Of the
:, / ". course pursued by President JOHNSON in
go. the restoration ct the southern States to
~. the Federal Union2 .'-- 49, ca .s
,sSe 4tll: -Ars you in favor Of extending to
= S,negroes the privilege of voting, or Of ac-
D. cording to them civil and political rights
g>.- .ssualto those enjoyed by the whites
sth Are you In favor of equar-taxa.t
.-.-.-tion
Ts we these questions are those which are
:~:--->-new agitsting the minds of the people
this county, and the voters have risatso
know the opinions entertained qp3p
these sntjsctsby those who claim their
support.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-20

IT is not true that the Demo craey. of
Ohio county have telegraphed for Presi.
dent JOHNSON to he present at the'mass
meeting next Tuesday night Teitfyr
have they writtep, for Elk Governor ,SEI1
'MouR, of New York. or GEORGE H.PEk-
.pLEroN, Of Ohio,.or, Senator RICHARb-
soy, of Illinois. to aid them in the eoin.
ty electiouto ha hald on the Goth .,I.;s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-20
tAl shr,lgs.r. bsr op.ls
las i to be wiz md g PIP q If q
lzil{i \, III Staad Gaste MfAter they e.


tempted to change tie qualities lions ..of
voters in defiance Of the constitution,
and also attempted to abolish slaEStIN
this State in violation of that express-
constitutional provision npen the rh1}ect
which they had e1trayagantly glOrifed
and urgently insisted upon when the
constitution was framed. - ~
They now come before the people ask,
Ing for new lease of power. Knowing
that their record is bad one and that
their principles will not bear the light,
thew nominate their candidates and then
steal silently away without proclaiming
any platform or policy and without any
apology for the past or any promise for
the future. What guarantee haye the
people of Ohio county and of West
Virginia that the Republican party i'm
the legislature will obey the eonstitu.
ton Of the State any better next winter
than it did during the last SESSION.
Having openly violated several articles
Of the consultation, what, security have
| we that II will not violate others also
With the same facility which it adopted
| the test oath, and for the same ppfpossa
| it may propose next winter religious
test or endew the negroes with the priv
ttisgepf voting. ,EhaCpixbar against
despoic power being thrown, down, the
| Iisds aud foftanss aadscfilTights of the
people are absolutely at the mercy of the
I dominant party Ale sou' Willing e
trust these men again9 Already they
Have betrayed their trust and violated
their most solemn obligations, is itfhe
part ofprudence and of safety toegfy,t
them power again9 There is no limit tt
their thirst for Office and they are bound
by no restraints. For their own selfish
purposes, they have shown, their williifg
ness to sacrifice the prosperity Of tbfs
State They will certainly go farther i'll
their career of usurpation and ilJ astiet
unless deprived aoss of the power to III
hict further injury. s,..j Lii. ..,o;q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-20

Amass meeting OF the Democratic ana
conservative voters Of. this city and vi
.cinity will be held in the Court House
on nextTuesday evening, Oct. "a Sew
oral distinguished speakers have been
invited and will be present to discuss
e the political issues Of the day.
-,a..i.Let Us have grand rally for the dis
,lse,pinatiop of truth and the overthrow
Of error. Let all who oppose negro suf'
frase and negro equality all who en-
dosse and ssuppor. the reconstruction
ss- policy of President JOHNSON, all who
I. lSdesirsso see the Federal and State con-
-ussitstious snfareed AND. obeyed, attend
the meeting and hear the speeches Inc
namcs Of the speakers viii be announced
in due time. 'ge-s1
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NEW A1VERTIA PM fNTH
PIAGo EoRRA&.a a,

A SPLENDID, UPRIGHT PIANO
"a E0RTE 3spm tha-c ele hrated mannfaetory
Of RADwooD.- England, is offered for sale foI
1900 cash. The plane b sesray.nev andiaanre
J. DIGGETT.
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EoR Sale.

r OF NO. 4, ~. AQUABE EAST ;1r
Il SIDE Main Street. SO Leet front funnm1n ag
back i32 feet TO In aliey There isaiso hh si SS
This as opeof the most desirable leta N fhe siIy
i br;o dWe1i;nr hduse on the same 90 feet front
sSI Ss SO fest deep, Con tAfniHg Gloomy.
iVIot No. 90, I'm Second Ward Main street
Ssstjsids, salt square north Of the itgsnt HOUSE,
side. between the market house and Jefferson
slots Lots No. sa 90 and co. in the list Ward Market
street. on the west side on the fret square NORM
Of aFsss TSsss l3st lSss sn 90
sold together or divided e f sss RGTifRTWSiN
,o.soct .s,.a. =, ;..s ~ Read Estate agent.
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-TheT 30 Tru.ied Z

Tie Republican party seems to have a
perfect hatred of written constitutions.
wherever:the constitution eau be viola.
ted as conseniehtly asst can be obeyed,
the leaders Of that party consider it
their imperative duty to disregard the
:. orgapic law, Like the Ifishnan at
{ Denny brook fair who. wherever lie sees
head, hits 1t, the Republican party
tramplss upon !, systSs constitution OF.
Tdainsd for the gorernment of the people.
No eustemis too ttnlya established, no
Law too web, settled, no right too sacred
.tobe set at aanght by the Republican
party when it stands in the way Of some
political aim. The constitution of the
United States has been repeatedly viola
ted during the past four years, and men
who dared to invoke Its protection we're
laughed to seorn, he, who quoted the
constitution md advocated obedience to
its requirements was denounced with.
vile epithets and pursued with vindic,
tiyersgsby the Republican party. No
--maa.zhoss memory extends even two
years bsstA can deny the truth of .bc
sssfstishs S3ngTJ8l sli1
iHflh stsse tbe misunderstanding
I. pree iesef that .party have been eS-
- b 5fleir fdilos sztens They
- ~ ~ tha onessnie law
|: s9adsit asysaicsl and pro-
el1lli41 . = g 4 sfsspa into ~
- - 8 ssa a n = -
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Farm For Sale Low.
Will SELL AT PRIVATI

i sale my Farm, containing 51f acres of land
situated in Richland Township, belmont coun-
W Ohio on the National .Road eight
GAINESVILLE. The Land Is wei improved, three
acres IN grape vine, and the remainder IN en-.
ceslent condition for gardening purposes There
IS on the premises . first rate Tavern stand,
with stabling and plenty Of good water There
Is also tine orchard Of wen selected fruit trees.
rate still house, with all necessary improve-
meuts and eonvenience& u HzH SAL 81 the
Host rea1onable terms. For pxrffCl&ts oal1
and eee4he ru1arSiEn41 "a ne pIas5 nonr g.
clainyilIs Belmont egzasH Qh1e< zsssz
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- EsEd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-20
4 Chance fE for SPEC peaealaNsaIa,..I

I,ACRRS Of Land, atlGfep Easton, owned by
the heirs Of Lewis Carburg This land Ries ON
Big Grave Creek, Marshall county, ". Xa SI ana
and Offers a. fair ohapcs fpr oil 1sRlIpse the
timber is wortI $50 an acre aud the land when
oiaaTsd viii make ONE Of the BEST kAl farms in
MarshsH oeunty.,r q. ISAAC HO9Ao- fCa
- - Atty at Law and baPd Agent 1.
cot 20. ONCE over the Bunk of Wheeling.
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A Card

TO THE VOTERS OF MARSHALL COUNTY;
Turing nv ABSENCE FROM
- home without my consent and without
consultation with me- lind that my name has
been used a. candidate for the next Legtla
ture. have endeavored to have myself with
drawn but find will be voted for by large
number Of people, whether will consent to be
q candidate or not. --ss
:, It IL represented to me that 1 oan be OF
great service to the people of this sec
ction. have finally consented to make
the sacrifice of my private interests. and
devote myself publicly to your service ii YOU
should see proper to elect me. ~, G.
8HERRARD CLEMENS, 2
Glendale Marshall Co, Oct IL, 1865. If
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GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
rEME UNDRRNllsNKD WOIiL ID

i respectfully eaf the atfenfion of the Sport
ing public to his large assortment Of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS,
foy pnck, Dear and Bird shsoting q 4rf4'
RIFLES of al sizes, calibfe, weight and
lenRtA. a 81 4 TTz < fsss Iaasls as h---EN 50
PISTOLS ct ~ kinds -sinsie and Repeating
,-fron one . eight shots. ifsas 10 - I -,
Ihs POWDER FLASKs Shot Pouches and
Beta QAl1 RAGS SIS T05Rs5I tGT
NkYrS Double Water Proof and E. RCAPS,
WlksrA Oox's, and G. D. do -,
POWDER ShOT, CARTRIDGES and al)
100 Of sporting Ammunition CONSTANTLY Oh
ns.S-A -. TEg.y1 Il II III -
0an. nAde border, and an repairing dosc IN
The 1e1kznsr, and warranted.
10 SssDusa cAEy1ErssS tlaExx RAIr1,
.---xr1lIz56z Sss5Sarp. Z
.,.sesssa =; W. 3 :
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Real estate Agency.

,sIc1 Real &8Cap0 ,A80nCys
OPENED AN OFFICE
l. OYER Joseph Bell & Co.'S Steve Warehouse
on Monroe, between Main nd Market streets
and offer nv services and sclfcit the patronage
81 those wishipgto sell or purchase
I 3fs9s PEAL RsfHTE. resf' si' ~
edt rgfEENT DWELLING HOUSES, =.
orJ3 WAREHOUSES "a vIps --.4
ah -ile STORE ROOMS. 9, r,.I, vs;..v ee--
III !E EaRSfs g isr oil s-a,s su h..
Or attend 60 any businessthat may be entrusted
to me, for which an agent 10 required
, lei will give particular, attention 70 exam
ining books and adjusting accounts MN, /.
oct 90 .eC.fG 3D. " -, ISAAC Irwin.
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GO ~ 5DIED.

2 - s>lDs y y
On til Q 18th inst, at his residence. SOLOMON
Bio g n, stths a2e Of 50 Xsars.x
The funeral will take place from the residsnss
at TIVE 0lslssk te,dsy.S Fassa*pf the family are
invited to attend. -. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-20

Elizablt til Parsons widow ofJas 49,, =,
Parsbas deceased James Par. >'f" -
sons adIrinisti ator james Par = ~
sous, deceased and in his own In Chancery
right William II Parsons, john -
Da'id Parsopst 5. 6. Harlan and
Hannah hiswlfs, Parthenia Eliz.
abeth Parsons, Sarah Virginia Pc. ss.-
! Parsons, Iacalb decker Parsons
and Charles A. Parsons. I, D.
By virtue If decree made and entered in this
cause al the Septcrihcr Term A. ID. 1855. of said
C., NIT II was adi14aed, ordered and decreed
that this cause ee1cferred to George s. Tuck.
er, a commission OF this Court, 10 settle and
adjust the accounts of James Parsons admins
traitor of tho estate ofJames Parso-s late ofsaid
Hampshire County deceased as such admipistrs..
tor and also TO ascertain and report the real
estate of Yisicl, said James Parsons, Sen died
seized aId also ascertain the debts due from
said estate, and any liens binding such real es-
tate anu the priority OF such liens and all other
debts buring said real estate stating such mat
tiers ~ h, rnsy dee m pertinent or either party
may reauila. ami that said commissioner shall
cali all the .r,.liiors Of said estate before him.
by publication n sone newspaper printed with;
commissioner shall make report of his proceed.
ings hereunder in order to further decree"
CommIssionsr's ONCE Romney, w. Va, Sept.
In pursuance Of the above mentioned decree,
sllall nc my Office In Romney Hampshire
County, dWest Va, on Monday, the twelfth
Q2th) day Of November, lsC5, proceed to settle
and adjustt accounts Of said James Parsons,
administrator, &cy &C. and TO ascertain the real
estate of which said James Parsons, Senior, died
seized, and also the debts due from said estate,
and ali feps and debts binding said real estate
and the priority u the same.
An persons holding instruments creating
lien ON saidrssl estate, on holding title papers
relative 70 the same and also all persons other.
---e., GEORGE A TUCKER,
,oct4-1m - ,....,,s.s Commissioner
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

"Psrlsy," Of the Boston Joprnoi. thu,
sketches the soldier who avenged the murder
Of his Commandsr-in-Chisfi
Sergeant Boston Corbett, who shot Booth,
Is religious enthusiast, who has made the
character Of Cromwell his study. He was
born in England about thirty three yeArs aEo,
and is by trade hat nnishSr. About seven
years since, while in Boston, he experienced
religion, and whom baptized assumed the
name Of the city where he became converted.
Since thon he has always prayed for divine
instruction before taking any step In life, and
no says that he has always been prompted
what to do. He was st one tins prisoner
at AndersonViIle, South Carolina, aud was
one Of party Of sixteen who escaped. They
WOrs huntod down with .bloOdhounds, and
on:y h'm'elf and one Of his companions were
brought back sliVo.
On the Sunday after President Lincoln was
Asssssinated, Sergeant Corbett obtained leave
to attend service at McKendree Chapel, and
there prayed fsrVently that the assassin
might be punished.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
SECOND EDITION
FoUn o.cIlo c1k. -. ".


LIEUTENANT GEN ERAL GRANT.
The announcement oi the return Of the
aESERAL.IS.cHiET to Il is city, on Saturday,
was accidentally oiuittR d in our issue of that
day, The glorious rOsult of-his mission,
however, was snnouncs by Us in dstau.
Tbs prOmptnsss With which General GRLSr
repaired 70 the front, :rspudiatsd the JoHSs-
ToS-sHERNAS political compromise, and com.
Polled the surrender Of JOHSsToN and his
trSitOrOuS horde, Is dOu bly, gratifying to the
people Of the United s. tatcs.
We are glad to learn that General GRASr,
upon his arrival At aloigh, took prompt
measures to eountermai I'd tho orders Of SHER-
HAN. given to SroNENI r. at Salisbury, ant
WusoN, at Macon, to abandon those plac, IS
and stop pursuit Of the rebels, and instructed
them to p1tsh their eOin nm /" svsry dir &c.
lion, and, if possible, prevent the escape of
tho fugitives Jar. DAVIS, HOWELL Q oBD,
and other leading political trnitors
General aRASr hopes to be able tG bsGle
the rebels in the execution Of certain. plans,
based, undoubtedly, upon the time granted
BY the sHEKHA n. .JoHNsroN armistio',.
Gen. GRANr left this city just after mid.
night on the morning Of Saturday the 22d of
April. He rstu rned on sSturdsy y forenoon
April 70. He Was absent only q fow hours
short OF Isrsn and AaT day., duriug
which time no Travelled ono thousand md
siIty.ono miles, tSrriod three dSySiu Raleigh,
Annulled the SHERHAH-JoHrsroN compro.
mise, received the surrender of the last for.
midable army Of the rebellion, put An onI to
. humiliAting srmistiee that should never
have been granted, crushed tho last hopes Of
traitors, glAddened the hearts OF the great
American people, and inscribed his own
glorious namO up higher than evor upon .he
scroll Of fshe as Tns TRLR SOLDIER " aoa
AMERICA NEVER DoUDrA BUT LOWS 10
uoNoR.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01
Our Captures at Mobile.

NEw YoRE, April oo.-The Hsrah's Mobile
correspondent says oHr forces s.pturod thor,
2J,0Oo bales Of eotto,,, besides Immense quaint.
tlos OF corn and other grain.
II u also estimated that 100 900 bales Of cotton
'Aud 5000 barrels Of loHin, are hidden In thu
swamp along the Alabama, most OF which ID
within roach of our foroea
over 1000 stragglers from the rebol army
have given themselves up.
Guerrilla hands lnfest tho nsighborhuod Of our
lines A party Of them went 10 The Battle House
on the night of the llth, intending to AsEAssi. .
nate General Granger, who fortunately was not
there,
pedo on The l4th inst, killing two mon and
wounding three.
A dispatch. dated April 10, says an ohssr on
Dick Taylor stay had arrived at Gen. CAnby's .
hoAdq quGrters to mASo terms for the surrender Of
Taylor a,eommAnd
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-01

SoHa additional intslestinE particulars Of
the capture Of Selma and CAhAHbA, Ala
bama, BY General Wilson . cavalry, are given.
Among tho rebels captured at Selma were one
hundred and hty ofhoers. Gsnsrals Dick
Taylor, Forrest, Roddy, Armstrong, Adams,
and Grassland, who were all there, managed
to escape; but the members Of their stafis
were taken. Forrest was said to be wounded.
Al cshswba shout seventy Union prisoners
were released.
THn ofhcsr in command Of the parolod pris-
onsrs on board Of the steamer SultanA, pre-
viously reported ~ exploded above Memphis,
states that all the Eastern men were saved.
The Dsnosrst's special Cairo dispatch says
that the SultGnA was going at ordinary speed
at the time the catastrophe occurred. The
troops on board represented every State in
the Union. r.rr.. .r...
PRon recent accounts Of the numbers Of
General Johnston'S army, II is presumed that
in surrsndsring he gives up to General Grant
sven more efficient and larger army than
wss surrendered by General Lee. With this
surrender tho last formidable military organ
nation Of the rebellion Ia eItihguished, and
truly indeed may we regard the nnAl end Of
the war Is rapidly approaching.
LARas numbers OF rebels arc surrcnderlng
themselves ~ Memphis.
THH suicide Of Governor Milton, OF Florida,
has bean mentioned, The Mobile NsVs is
informed that II was caused by Grants cap
turs Of Petersburg
THH Hon. Daniel Jones, . member Of the
Maryland State Senate from Kent county,
Nd, died at GISnmors, In that county, on
the 13d inst. in the s0th year Of his age.
THOMAS SourA, indicted for killing John
4 Butts, ut HAEerstoWnI Nd, in February last.
and who bad his trial removed to Cumber.
land, has been found guilty Of murder in tho
second degree, and Recommended by tho jury
to the elsmency OF the court.
TnA rebel ram Albemarle, recently sunk
In tho Roanoke river, by Lieut.. Gushing, has
| been raised at an expense Of $40, 900, and
toWsd TO Norfolk whore she will be repaired,
Her machinery Is In good condition, and hei
hull not soriouIly damaged.
THs whsst crop In Kent county, Nd, II
said 10 present . hHs appearance, but the
peach buds have been injured BY recent
frosts.
THu HsnaIds New Derns correspondent
says the last information Of Jod Davis move
msnts was that he passed through Charlotte
on his way southWArd, escorted by brigade
Of cavalry, probably Wade HAmptou'S, on
the 93d Instant. As Gen. Wilson was al
Macon on the Goth, and virtually held al
southern Georgia, the chances arc that DHvil
cannot escape.
Mss LOUISA PTNA, the Well.knoWn Eng
! lish priBsa d0npa,. writes to the London Ere
a. folIoWs; 'In justice to Mr. Batsman,
beg 10 gay / WAS under an engagement Il
| visit America with him, and II was my in
tsutiOn to DO Soi but, unfortunately, the 50
1 vsrs illness Of my father compels me. to re
main in England for ths present, and MIR
BatsmAn has most kindly and generously
seeded 70 my wlShss y ra.. no.. .u.,|
THaRA are 500, 900 houses In London, Eng
land, which, II all set in row, would reach
IsToD France and over the Pyrenses.