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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-18

What creature took the smallest
amount of baggage along when he en-
tered the ark The cock he had on
ly one comb with him. ...rs.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-18
MAGNIFICENT
SAI.E!
Gold & Silver Watches,
JEWELRY, &C.
- = - - sssssss.essss
On the One Dollar Plan.
Without Regard to Cost!

The Goods are Of fashionable styles and
most excellent workmanship, and are sacrificed
in this manner to relieve the proprietors from
embarrassment occasioned by distracting civ
il war 1t should be prominently stated, al
SO, that they are mostly Of
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-18

The orders for the retarno troops hay already
gone forth, and the columns ale beginning to move''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
CTATE BOUNTY LOAN.
STATE or New Yoxx, conrTEoLiKH's OrrIcr
Mhrch

sTATs NEwYoKx CoArrEoLikNt OrFIcr
ALBANY. March T. 1855
In pursuance Of Act Of the Legislature Of this State
bsing cspter OF the laws Of 1855 passed February 18th
lsGs, Authorizing losp OF sBooooO Cor the payment Of
Asunriss isvyns Cor that much thereof
sy be necessary and authorizing the Comptroller to ssu.
ssvenue bonds in anticipation o. such TAI notice IL hereby
given that IN sd loan to the extent Of sSooo
and much may be required can be made imins
stsiy y depons the money in the Manhattan Bsri in the
CRY Of crs the credit the State Tressury In sums
not . 600 Certificates OF such deposis viii be
given and the bonds will be delivered they be
psepsred They will bear interest at the rsteoi SEWN PER
CENT per snnum Eop fhe date Of the deposit. payable
quarterly the hrt day. Of January April July and October
ct the Manhattan Bank the nst payment Of interest to be
snade the 6r dry o. July next the principe WI be
ssdeeusbe July 1895 win the option Of the state be
esuveed into seven per stock to be issued IN pursu
saee Of the Act, chapter 70 Of the Laws Of 1865
/. ROBINSON Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

THE DE KAIB COMPANY OWNS
40 ACRES IN FEE,
Joining this great Well applications are nov
being considered for leasing three acres on very
advanageoo. terms and Company has now one engine
Funtvie Oh Greek, which will be- PitHoe Creek
and Well sunk with great dispatch Three Wells
gons down as rapidly as the weather viii allow.
OFFICERS:
President,
GEORGE L. ErGENBRoDr.
Treasurer,
HENRY DE ZAYALA.
Secretary,
SAMUEL w. BoOCOCK.
Counsel 10
JOHN H. BIRD, eco.
CARR, TAYLOR co.
TRUSTEES
oEo. T. EroExHwopr No ~ BToad.r.
,. r. SIXTH, No "a Broadsay
sAxrKL HASKELL cor. Plat and GOdsu.
:: LEE snIrB, No " Beekmsn',.
MAHJos 5. FROST, No. Cedarst
y. O. LrDLew N. H.. No. 80 T. Twenty third'-
R r ma 1s,r..s 10 T "a Bro.dwsy ''''''
HEsEr DE- LAsAlA- No. 100 Broadway.
SCHEDULE.
No Ion Oh Crcek-one acre o Benbehoa Farm, with
TWO WELLS one yielding Forty barrel. per day tue other
ready 10 tube flowed 10 barrels Per day striking oil
No. a-Froa Refinery, Bulidngs Office. ke. &c
No. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES IN
FEE o. PHole Greek.
No. A.. 100 Gcres in Zee Oh ths Little hsnawha.
Subscription Books will remain open uu'l the 10th day
March q, the oHic. OF the Company. Bankers,
CARR, TAYLOR co.
No % BROAD STREET ROOM No.I is.
ORDERS FROM OFT or TOWN IMMEDIATELY
ATTENDED TO.
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ealss bp Auftiott.

QrXRrERsssrsH GENERALS 0vrcB
.r 80 FrRsr DIvmioSr I
wAsuxGrox CIT, Feb 70 lsSSJ -
UCTION SALE Of CONDEMNED
IN hORSES-Wl be cold at public auction. to the hshs"
bidder, ct Baltimore, Maryland on
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1858,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
These horses have been condemned unfit for the cavalry
service OF the army.
For road and farming pupose many good bargains may be
had. - -
Horses sold sinsy. Sale to commence at I0a and viii
be held Phillips Government stables corner Of Fremont
and Ramsey Sta
JANIS A. EKfN.
Col In charge First Division, O. NJ o. o.
A UCTlON SALE of HIDES and TALLOW.
"A WIN be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. at Sixth-ss WbsrI
Warrington. D. c.. on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of Mreb
1855 at IL O'Clock m, The following articles more I"
less:
GAS Sailed Beef Hides, 11 e
u Dry Beef Hides, ..
1,7e4 Sheep sfins,
~ Az poundsof Beef Tallow,
457 ponsds Of Mutton Talow,
s76 gallons Of Nsats foot OIL ...r~ ..
@. BELL. Lt-ceL c.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

A. NJ MERwry Auctioneer.
RY BANGS, MERwIN g. Co., Nos; 694 snd
ID se6 broadway cor of 4tb-st-Ssles Of Books, Sta
tionery Pcures Works of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &C.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
March and q ct o'clock;
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of tine editions OF Enghsh ana
American Books IN ali departments Of Literature Arts ana
Most OF them are richly aud substantially bound Bee es's
ogue for particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

At o'clock ?. m eech day.
w Elliot Woodlands sixth semisnnuel sac Of American
and Forgn Coins and Medals The catalogue Of some 1900
BY fer the largest and most vslusbe collection CT
Coins offered for sale auction in this country
list OF American Gold Silver and Copper Coins Is uneq Wed
In the world II contains selected specimens from the csoi
ne. Of Mesrs Bsche, Bertsch, Lgbocy Lihendahl and
Vnton and the Roman Collection, forey belonging to SIR
Edmund Temple Catalogues ready. Price 70 cents
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Tyrssrpr DsrksruHxT,
Oyvrcr oy CosPrroIIIR OF THn tunnrscY
a ~

Tyvasrpr DsFssrurST,
Oyyrcr oy cosrrroIIHR OF rHn cunsrscY z
WnrIseIos, Jssuary 1887
VNTHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
..asa to In. unaer,i sl.ed h,s been made 10 sppesf
,n.t Tdf NATIONAL BR0ADwAf BANK Of Nss ,iorh;
Gag YORK. la the CooDty OF ksw.tosh ma
st.is New Yor has been duly oSaued under ara
ins 10 the requirements Of the Act 0I conH.s entitled ~
Ae, 10 provide National Currency sccured Bye pledge OF
United States bond, aud provide for the circulation and
redemption thereof approved June 1874 and has compiled
with al the provon Of ssd Act required 10 be comp 80
with b. the business OF Banking under ssd
Act: - ~ - 4,
Cuneucy DO hereby c.rtify that THE NATIONAL BROAD
WAY BANK Of New Yol IN The City o. rev forh W the
Conn,v OF New orb and State Of NeJYoff Authorized TO
connsce the busn-,, Of Banking nader the Act aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and ,ssl Of once
ibis ninth dsy of January 1895 Ht0H MocULLOCH,
Comptroller % the Currency.
Currency Rur..n Treasury Depsrn.eutsssl OF the Comp
tIoleI of the Currency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08

rev 900 barrel wei on Cherry Ran.
A new $50 barrel vel Of Pine Luonea;iHs Oh on Sugar
sew ob.ns well has been ,iroct 90 Cherry Run above
- Be- WI ,.i s, .a %. .1 o u. company. ~ . so
completed, With splendid prospects o. OF ,. 4.
doss NV - 80 iss, ..s1e fose., on h, BEEN
e. &c. S pTSs.y Of s com o. SSca
con pls,sd. WI. spasndid show Of Cd =,
s..nAr Perm whc i.s belongs Z" this Company ~ss sold
Tn. has i've daeren prspec. Sugar Greek and
they alone worth TO day million dollars aid e
entire properties OF the company are worth to-day over hive
CAPITAL 81. 500 900. DIVIDED INTO 100000
SHARES
PAR VALUE, IS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR LIMITED NUMBER OF
SHARES REMAiNlNG ~ PER SHARE.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL On THE SUB
scRIBERs Az SO, GOO SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
PryrprSr-J \ CLARK, Of New York
yics PnnrDnsr-R; 4; WIsHART. Nev'Yort
fss.:g..,- c 3 RfxSts s SsIa
Rv.R KErcHUM. baltimore. Ma
y. KING, Bssimorr Nd
l. Il u w SSShp rg sss @%'1 Ma
NM IN = VEINS Z niSs ssv YS;s
A. CLARK, Tar Farn. Pa
II. b. CLARK, OH Ciiy, Pa.
GENERAL sUPERrNTENDENrs:
J. 2. CLARK, N. Y. A. CLARK, Tan Farm, "a
II. b. CLARK, ON City, Pa
OFFICES.
No. u BROADWAY, MY,
No. 0I2 and GA CIIfsTEuTs ST., PHlLA.
No. l CARROLL HALL, BALTIMORE ST:
BALTIMORE, MD.
The property. embracing npwsd Of SIS Acres IN dtser
selected with great dining the last
three years those Of the directors who have been
operating on Greek end throughout the entire oil region Of
Pennsysans, well ss Western Virginia. and wa. not
selected TO sell tho purpose Of deveopment and
ducing oil having ten wells under contract and
being bored with vzcs besides thoss feedy completed aud
producing making In all Is wells already the property
Every Of the Companys property Is bottom and tho
best Of boring land much Of on on Creet Cherry Run
Cherry Ire. Run, Allegheny River, opposite Hoss Creet
Sugar Creek Ek Creek and other streams whore the lands
being rapidly developed with tho most encouraging
pects
The Trustees feel confident tcy will DO able 20 declare and
continue hand.ons Dividends shortly after the books close
Prospectus MAps and every Information be obtained 81
WIsHARTk co.'s PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
No, II Broadway, Eow.ioik.
h. y. DEvOE SONS, Bankers
Ne. al Orosnwich.st.. New.York.
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Dipioeno Notices.

oPyioE MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co,
A. RI ORGANIZED, Z
CHnIIcorHs Ohio, Feb. a. 1865.
dividend NOTICE.-At a Meeting of the
~ BOARD Of DIRECTORS of this Company, held on the
"a instant DIVIDEND Of THREE % PER CENT was
declared or the sir months ending the 3st Decsmbe 1854
on the lot and I'd Preference Shares Of the Company able
n bind The 10Th Of March neIt. . .
The Dividends due VI. registered the New orb
Books will bs paid the Farmer Losn aud Trust Company
IN New y ork City.
Those due the STOCK registered A. ihiicee ONO VIII
he paid At this Office. WA. y WATsON, stcfcery
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TEN YEARS LOAN.
100000
KINGS COUNTY (BROOKLYNJ SEVEN PR CEN
COrPOS BONDS.

KINGS COUNTY TKEAsUsERs OrriCg,
No 10 COURT S.. BHooKLYS, Fo0. II, 100
The County Treasurer hereby invites sb.cipnon, ~ sans
II one thousand dollars aud upward 10 loan OF f0VVo
authorized by Chap Of The ss Of 1854 and by resolution OF
eAs bosTd Of Supervisors adopted Dee. ~ si ioI the Puf'
Dsse Sling he quota " tie County under The fTesidents
Hst call for troops
subscribers will receive Certificates Of Jnd-bseneO
Asas interest nom the Date o. subscription until the bonds
err ready for delivery
Bonds will beaf interest 1T The 81 SEVEN PR
. CENT PER AhNuM, payable semi annually, TO VII: On
xe dave OF May and November The principal will be due
esd sysble the LIST day OF MAY 1915
The subscrption book open ia. TTessgrer oce.
THOMAS A. 0ARDlSEE, County TIeasgTeI.f
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AlaeIlinrr.
V,HE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTON
PRISS co. MANDATORY,
Corner Of Grove aud North Third s.s., jersey City.
'' t1IFsS p2TFNT

OFFICE,
No. III Ws.l; I ,N Nsw.ysrt.
The attention OF all parties Interested ia the pressing or com
pr,s,nx OF HAY COTTON, HkxP NooL, RAGS HoPs any
other article required he bed for
or Consumption spectliy solicited TO tho fOh1A6L
| or STATIONARY PRESSES. msguisGired by this Com
pany under the perntendencs Of The Pstentee Nj JosS
H. Cow. 10
Tie Pressis very simple In its construction requiring BIT
odnary 10 work H. and be oper.ied by
lnovn power such sszSteam, Wscr. Horse, Hand In
snr Horse Horse Il required the Press being
40 chancally well nown principle that the
The advantages of this Press al others are " follows.
. via: . -. -.
"a. il can do The work IN % per cent less time.
10. lt requires 80 per cent less driving power.
9TH II out the best shaped bale FOR handling OF fcs
sh The Press will lasts life time, the working parts beng
built Of the bcs. OF iron and no, liable to get out Of order
The ordinary work of this machine vii press a. one opss
ton latter filling the boz OF the No. Rress) bale 81 Lay
of $50 rs weight ia ~ Two MISrrEs. n
-Four men aud horse bale II TONS OF Hay day.
-Four men without the aid of horse any power ezcsrs
contained the Pross turn out bale OF Hay n chss
square by % inches long weighing t0V ms or ~ hs 70 We
cubic foot. .. - a =.
No togss joints, screws Wheels bsateu roller. Dssd
in ihis Press. - :.
The attention Of Cotton facors aud planters, Wool and
Hemp raers 10 especially called this Press destined -
work complete revolution IN the now slow clumsy and
expensive method Of balins -,
The Company will dkpose Of Town County State rsis
preserving to themselves only the RICH. to MANUFACTURER On
reasonable terms
Mr. n d. fn1m Is the authorized Travelling Agent ieT tie
Company In the Eastern and Middle States.
For further particulars send for circulars
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A. BARLEY, President
II. q. MILLER, Secretary aud Treasurer
OF THE
CITY OF NETWORK.

The company are new making setivs preparations 20 fully
develop their property and condsnty Offer 10 the public
limited amount OF the stock 81 80 per share u PAID and
not subject to furthsf cell or sssessnent
Subscriptions received at the Office Of the company No. ~
William IT., ct WALDENk NcILvATNE's No Is Brosd-s.,
and nDAvENP0RT 4 FANNtN8S, Montsguest nea
Court byoehiyn, OF u either Of the uastsss
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dividend.

DIVIDEND.
FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY.
FIRST DIVIDEND.
The Trustees OF the First National Petroleum Company
have THE DAY declared Dividend for the month OF February
Of TV per cent free Of Government tai payable and AZ
ter March the Office OF the Company Nc. 100 Broad
way. The Transfer Books will be closed from ts 1914 10 the
2oth Of h0fch inclusive.
Cer,ihcs;es OF stock ready for delivery.
~. 100 Broadway, Newly heb. 20 1855
JOHN o. HOII. Esfif.s-yI-
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f!rartiGl.
ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

N1-AhAh'
COAL FROM 81 SO To - PER TUN. ..-
PEOPLES
MJJTITAI. COAL COMP a n >
OFFICE No I57 BROADWAY, FIRST FLOOR
PERPETUAL SUPPLY AND sEMI-ANNUAL DTy1-
pEvps TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NC PERSONAL LIABILITIES.
NO FUTURE CALLS on ASSESSMENTS.
CAPITAL .'sSoo'OOO
WORKING CAPITAL tout Of aOOve) IN cAsHsl00, Oeo
NUMBER or HARES..".,........,........ 40,OOS
NUMBER OF TUNs OF COAL TO SHARE
HOLDERS ANNUALLY......o........"" 4e,000
PAR VALUE OF EACH SHARE (fuu psid).. $40
A Company is organizing to be called the
PEOPLES MUTUAL COAL COMPANY.
90, the purpose supplying Shareholders with the best
quality Of
WHITE ASH COAL.
si,be sizes in use at the actsa Of mining
pcr,ston and delivery.
TRUSTEES
ISAAC r. WELLINGTON offrm Of Wellington Cox,
No. "a Brosd.s.
SAMUEL STREET, firm Of Samuel STREET. Co, No 50
Waters
WILLIAM BROWN, offrm Of j. $ w. Brown, Nc.
0ws,erst
DAVID CARR, Of firm Of Carr Blanchard, No l4i
fgonist
JOHN McKILLoP, o. firm Of MeKfopS srrssus, No. "a
Hshro
JAMES H KIDDsR, formerly Of samuel O. Reed 4 Co,
ny
JOHN l.. STREET. No. p Dey-s,., Ny.
t. .LoRD, Nc. % BsIclsys., NY
JOHN JOHNSON, corner Of Jay and TTontsts., BIoohyn
Or WILLIAM G. lord, Newark y. j.
WILLIAM II. sACKETT. Albany ~ y.
ISAAC y, HAJGHT, Troy, n y.
The object q the Trustees Is render the Company great
psbRc benefit by dividing its advantages among very large
pumbeI Of individuals.
They have bought and paid for tract Of ceslraiet col
Kery in scAuykn County. Penn, with the Eng'nes Ms
Ainery Breakers Shops Miners Houses Tools. Cans Raj
Tsek Saw other personal property aud have de-
ncmnsted Il the
PEOPLES MUTUAL COLLIERf.
Shareholders in ls Company viii be entitled f"a 81
coal annually actual or each snare Of stock hod BY
she&L
Tie surplus coal produced hom Tire mines sfe- supplying
the stockholders viii be sold market rates and The profits
divided among them in Semi Annual Cah Dir'deHds
SHAREHOLDER do desire to receive the coal they may
- entitled to- can upon application TO the Company have
such coal sold for their particular benefit and the profits there
On PAID to them in addition the regular semi annual cash
dividends. ...r
Ths coal viii be delivered in the cities Of NewYork,
Ufoeklyn Jersey City Albany, Troy ana othef Pes VI o
ppes and railroads. at the actual cost Of mining Trans
poItaiiop and delivery
LARGE CONSUMERS SUPPLIED
By THE CARGO.
Coal the present Yre, is Of hsmos, expensive Of
neess.e. and the mutual system oAers the only protection
ssst the profits sd between the mine and the
consumer. r.
Let consumers unite and their Coliery.
40 cary this ides into practical operation, the
PEOPLES MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
Inyhes your subscriptions.
The Subscription Books now open at The following
places At tb. Company's Office tnew Marble Buidnsl
No. g7 Broadway, frst floor; WEIuseroy Cox No -
Brosdst; J. S. W. BRows No 81 WsieT-st CARR
DlAxcHARD, No. al FrOntst McKiLLoP srRasuK, No
$ Park row and No. lS Nsssans. W. H. sAcKKTT, No ~
Safest, Albany; Messrs PYLE Bro corner fulton and
Therapeutics also, Caro and Hokssis brookyn
yoa y SIMMONS and Isaac y. HAiGHr. Troy.
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HENRY STONES President.
g e. v NFMpLE Secretary.
J. & HALSEY. Assistant Secretary
= " sTEBBINs Actuary
ApEsu DUBOIS NJ. D.. Medical ExanipcI.
DIVIDENDS paid to polhy holders, h desIed hus en-
sblng them t. continue thoiI policy II unfortunate
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|. AUTOGRAPH LFTTERs DOCUMENTS, nc. comprising
msny that are scarce valuable and Ae'
can Catalogues are ready and the articles on view
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-03
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMs
BLOOD PURIFYING
A M
P u R G. ATIV E II E R B 8
I'm Pills and POWDERS,

TIME BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
l. IS yet known, have been most successfully
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and for the last years, also, in this country,
and are particularly efficient in the cure of all
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cured without first trying them. No family
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much sickness can be prevented. They are i'm
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The following are some of the diseases which
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letter,
inflammation
of the bowels,
consumption in it's
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asthma, cough, sore eyes,
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breast and sides, Deafness nervousness,
spotted fever, chi1ls and fever, ague, open
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Alexandria, Va,
For sale by most Druggists. jan s-tf
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\ RNOLD s. FIELD,
Merchant TailOrs.
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE

Would invite inspection Of their large stock Of
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTINGS,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make to order as cheap RS can be had
Quality considered) in the city Of n lew York
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection Of
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS
our long experience in that branch justifes Us
in assuring satisfaction in that line. We keep
a select assortment of Shirts (all kind) Collars.
Qinen and paper Neckties, Scarfs, Socks,
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves &C., usual
Establishment. Cail % and see a us. Don't foresi
the number, 83 King Street. between Pitt and
Royal one door east of Parkers Theatre.
VIM. ARNOLD,
Jan 1T JOHN A. FIELD.
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IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHTi
DOCTOR WHITES EYE.WATER
jan 7:-tf

Takes at once the first rank among all opthal
mics yet known, and has proved to be the
greatest blessing to thousands of sufferers in
Europe for over 20years. Itcannot he too highly
recommended to all men of business, especial
ly to bank and other officers, bookkeepers,
clerks, artizans, and all such as areobliged to
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or fine
needlework. 1t will not only strengthen and
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also, remove the beginning cataract and its use
will positively insure against blindness,
Price rs cents a bottle
p'''' JUIIUs IL u SN9 D1ENELT, Dentist,
No., 145 Prince street.
For sale by most Druggists,
Jan 3-.tf
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ OFFICE-No. 1914 King street, over
sE,nes formerly French's) Book Store.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

SOUTHERN ~NEW6.
Gen Joe Johnston has issued stirring ad-
dress to the troops of his command. He was
in Charlotte on the Goth.
Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, in his address to
the Legislature, complains that Georgia was
abandoned to her fate and says that the only
time Sherman could have been resisted was
when he set out on his march east. He advises
the formation of State troops and opposes the
arming of slaves, and deems them of most use
as laborers He is very bitter against the Con
federate government administration.
Official intelligence has been received Of the
burning Of Columbia, by order of Gen. Sher-
man, on the Oath ult.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 9th ult.,
says:-"On Saturday the Virginia House OF
Delegates passed resolution, which had al
ready been passedby the Senate, instructing
the Virginia Senators in the Confederate Sen
ate to vote for a measure placing the negro
troops in our armies. Instructions to Sepa-
tors from the Legislature are considered i'm.
perative and obligatory. This would give the
advocates Of the measure majority of one.
The Richmond Sentinel, of the 9th ult.,
says:-''The enemy has been massing troops
on his left for several days, and it is believed
has concentrated most near Hatcher Run. A
movement Was expected again on our right on
Saturday, which was probably postponed on
account of the rains. )"
The Richmond Sentinel, which claims to
speak by authority, asserts that great deal OF
causeless disquiet had been created in that
city by certain purely precautionary measures
which had been taken. and which had been
either greatly misunderstood or misrepresented.
The Richmond papers are denouncing the
members of Congress for their apparent ankle.
ty to adjourn. They intimate that those gen
tIemen are disposed to desert their posts and
seek relief from their fears in their distant
homes.
An immense public meeting was held in
the theatre at Mobile on the 18th ult, at which
resolutions were unanimously adopted declar-
ing it to be the unalterable purpose OF the peo-
pie of Mobile to sustain the civil and military
authorities 10 their efforts to achieve indepen
dence.
The Richmond Whg is very severe upon
Gov. Browns message. It says:--''Ii We
had been asking for charges on which to frame
an indictment against the Confederate author
tiles, Gov. Brown would have admirably suited
our purpose. IF we had demanded the best
reasons tor believing our struggle to be vain
and hopeless, Gov Brown would have perfectly
satisfied us. Had we been seeking an ally for
the purpose of reducing the people of these
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