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tons. l5 cent? per lIne.
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KAREIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
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sul must Invariably BE- paid n advance, or no in
Heruou made
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-rersa1rz g. John r y .i-liii7
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sFFl-Irg G1lrs FllHa ~ rsia 81.
- s.z..r.la=ui ~ Mirrors. ucia tfrl7 -
- t4lirg ID au T. trs1-hss. A-lai 10
81 ~ Il aef E.a1 q iraues $50
Fsad srssi, opposite r-cE ~ -
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Notice.

J u ths THROAT. LuNtr5 znd EEART uotld
notify thsr pstenis. that hear Oshcs IN Nashville
siu elo-e q Saturday evening. TIE 4tA ugt Ser
Eicn her addrsss - - - y - Fourth street,
Csneiuusii. Fer ne esnsai q t1osa Who desire
hereafter % pass tasmseiFes al3sr thsir care. ar
ranaeususs hsFs besn uiade rith D.. Roscoe, ClT
Hotsl Eho = s1fnurzed % res 70 applrsto1s
MAKE szEminsiions, which Ell = iorgardsd
ouE Ei3rsss - Cincizlsl. ogU 1m
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500 Agents Wanted.

coon A MONTH guaranteed AID expense
CDLJg paid, 20 saIesmen. euergetf young
men, Teacters, Returned s0idlFrs. and ali who 20
gage Boz the sale o. "Holland's LI'e Of IInr0.u, POI
"ADbotia g story Of he ke0elHon,' "Headeys
Lie OF WashIuEiun. and many other Standard
Works and EngaVugs. For terr,s and territory
apply Immediately. in person or BY letter. al my
once = J. uIBBLE,
ia Fourth It., bet Market and jefferson.
nova an faW Louisville XIV
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SECRET DISEASES !
SAMARiTAN'S GIFT
Samaritan's Giftl

TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EyER USED
Eyes. A Positive cure
FJR GONURRHOEA. GLEET, STRUCTURES. a.
Coutsin- % Mineral. no Balssm. no Nsrcuy
O1s Zen pls @ 81 Tdtn 70 EFacf a ClrL
They srs euJr.lv vegetable, having 10 smell u.-
Soy ample issu- tss-a. Iud Wil not Iu suy saT .u.
lure the stomach or tCEeI1 Of the most dele
Jlras ~ from ls0 b four dav- aud rCceut case
ID -'tuerty four huars Prepared Uy q ErliI.gsa
CT the University a PeuusyIyz b., cus OF he E.Hs.
eminent pocsors ami Iasgllsls Of Tie present iaY
40 ExpCsCre, no Iroales no change Nhst1Fg..
let those Who Esye dszuaIFad o. getting cured. 90.
Eal have BEEN sargst sItl Hassm Oopal,a, 81.
EH1.lTY. tl
THE SAMARITANS GIFT
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Constitution Life Syrup,
Is the Poor Mans Friend, and the Rich Mans
Blessing.
WILLIAM h. GREGG, NJ D.,
sole Proprietor, New York.
MORGAN &ALLEN,
nov ls-3m. Wholesale Druggists. Agents
46 Cliff street, N. l..
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Just Received and More
Coming

C,88,rE Potatoes To- large .5is, be- 80 '7-
I t5a. i1r zas l1s- -..-v..ru4
-. 49, a. lI....r.H .s-fI 10 r-laiI
Fia- co. go aa=aA
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Large Furniture Sale
AT
Private Sale.

4 hS'.-tl.'r OF Fine Es.rirotas Bureaus sss
- ss-- -. - one 1usi-rsls Pane 10 rrHaI.
moe anoleru siYla ApplF az . sln-tnsT srr.ss
nsAt 1o1T 60 the NsH Thsaue fs.-ls.iS'
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Commissioners Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
217 ACRES,

Tioo and a halt miles from NashriIlc, on the
A'ufrees5Oro pike aad also other Valu-
able Property IA Nashville, belonging 10 the
Estate Of the late EdicGrd Tra5ale.
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A in "the oldsu and golden time" We vii keep
81 nothing bUi genuine srulIes, sBi iarer Cur-
selves G. ~ 81 VINO familiar sIth the ausiltN q
goods sc kept when 10 business on Market stree s,
viii eve Is call 70 cur neE quarters.
A. RlVA CO,
ortl4 SIN No. Is North College street
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WI. OAMER0S > co.. PubllEIsT.-
FERHs or sgBsRIPFIOEi

SATURDAY.. DEcENBER Ie l8ss.ik
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The samaritan's Gift

Sent By msil 10 p'fiu envelope. Pnls hll
psa z8ge-, s4.uJ, Female 9 90
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Il on wEDNi sDAY. ora DAY Of DECEN.

lot No. !, 10 the Preston Hayz pisn Of lots. trout
ing 50 feet on frankie pike, lJ1ieet deep, on whr
BIZ situated o. comfortable frame dwelling P,s-es
on given 1t January, leo.
Lot No z ~ SID p!an, iroai 81 q on Franklin pike
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2 d. cotton, % Iruu- e. q. HE4uT'IHJCs8, OF " y.
NJ. g. BJsI-, uELAsI %. s1ITH, of Ai .ll-
a q. sANtUaD, WEIIs OF Mich.
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No EEaE srrcuuA7oas WILL IA TREATED vt7a.

Descnr ton oflsuds and samples o. Oh Uluiu-t
from the properly msy Da seen By calling - he
Office o. the Company, No. 06l, North Cham
street, Nashville, Tenn
The Secretary. f. Il. Cotton, Nashville, viii re-
ceIve orders lor stock. and Fl q ruar1 ceruheafes
by return mail Vheu the money aceompauies The
order.
Get 5-iL
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SEEDS! SEEDS!
FARMERS, GARDENERS ..d Other.

FARMERS. GARDENERS .ad Others.
WYE offer the most extensive assortment o.
w Fres, Field, Garden, Fault, and Flower
Seeds ON the Pacific Coast, from the best grot..
5000 lbs. Alfalfa Glover Seed, pure growth Z
1000 lbs. Red Glover Seed. ~ 'ai
900 lbs. White Dutch Clover. i.-f ~
1000 lbs. Timothy Grass Seed. ~ r. Iafe
1000 lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed sole snr'
! 200 lbs. Millet Seed. a37 !raii's"f'
l 700 lbs. Lucerno Glover Seed. ui go s's'g
so bush. Red Top Grass Seed. a D." -
Is bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed. " +
20 bush. Rye Grass Seed. e'e.r
20 bush. Mixed Lawn Grass Seed. '.H e.. g
Is bush. Sanprair Glover Seed 30 g" &ai
10 bush. Sweet vernal Grass Seed. so l.3o7
10 bush. Crested Dogtaii Grass Seed. y Isl
10 bush. California Prairie Glover. 9uin bfa
500 lbs. Sugar Beet Seed. a'e'ai di.u
500 he. Large Red Maugle Wurtssl Beet.
800 lbs. Long Blood Beet. s-se4s9' ssa
200 lbs. Turnip Blood Beet. ''aae
500 MS. Ruta Baga Turnip Seed. 10 .'aya
200 ibs. Early White Dutch Turuip Seed.
200 ms. Red Top Turnip Seed.
200 lbs. Long Orange Carrot. bond
100 ms. White Belgian Csrrot. =, .-,,.,
400 Ms. Assorted Onion Seed. - 40 &c
1000 lbs. TOP ONIONS.
Together with oil. the varieties siqs&(d.
horticultural Implements, Hedge Shesp, 1rin.
Shears, Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and
Budding Knifes, Saws, etc., ETC.: ,i,t ~ -
Boxes Of 100 papers assorted seeds put up
expressly for dealers. "A liberal discount
will b made TO the trade. lnl !.i,.eA .~Hy
We have very hns assortment Of Dutch Dtk
bous Flowsriag Roots, which W caa pack 70
20 secure for any distance. e.,. go # - ~
Catalogues sent on application. ssl IN .sdl
All orders addressed to .-.s.g4no,
Up. SWEENY I CO.. ...-,,,,
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fgfN3 f-@ O~~A - e"e 80
O.sA-s- - sk~k-= So 80
wsi~-. I'D l4rk- GHes q ~~~s.
N ba&is
L-..- O.yn7ia p '-y a. an;
Arrive a Ss .&snssA E-Xi d4y BY
Law Skokcsnish Wednesday At
ppm;
Arrive al Olympia mex, day BY
pm
lslo4 From Olympia. BY Miami fran,e'
In. o. Cnio"' Cedarv'lie'
EIma, Montesano. Ch.hal's
Point, Bruceport, Fort Will"pa'
d Ovstervill-, and Pacific Ciy.io
Astoria, (Oregon) l7S miles.
and back, once in two weeks.
Leave Olympia every other Mon
day at an; 80 l, a..
f. Arrive at Astoria next Wednes-
'''@ days by 7pm; -, 1
Leave Astoria every other Thurs
.-- day at am;
Arrive at Olympia next Saturday
-- by pm. 4
Bids for once week service in
vited.
154o5 From Olympia to Y-lm. % miles,
and hack, once week.
Leave Olympia Monday at z a m;
Arrive at Yelm by S pm;
Leave Yelm Tuesday at Yam; '
Arrive a: Olympia by p IN. ~. '..
1906 From Olympia. by Tumwatrr'
n, Coal Bank, Grand Mound, SIX %
kumchuck Claquato, Grand Prairie.
aud Castl. Rock. 70 M"utiyello. IS
miles. and back. three times week.
Leave Olympia Monday. Wednesday.
and Friday ut Z a IN;
Arrive at Monticello next days BY
7pm;
Leave Monticello Monday, Wednes'
day and Friday at pms
Arrive at olympia next Gays oy
pm. ..... ....,-,....,.
154o7 From Olympia by Steilacoom
City. Seattle, Port Madison, Tekal-
. let, Port Ludlow. Port Townsend,
Port Aig les. t. Victoria, British
Columbia.) 200 miles. and back,
"a ono. a week. ins,eamboats. 7r'
Leave Olympia Monday at 8 m;
Arrive Mt Victoria next d,y by z pm;
Leave Victoria Wednesday at 8 I'm;
Arrive at Olympia next day BY 7p".
l54os From Cl,qua'o to p istfort, 10
miles. and back, once week.
Lrav. Claquato Thursday at m;
Arrive at Bois,fort by IL am;
Leave Boistfort Thursday at l2m !;
Arrive at Claqna.o by 4p m. =, ~ !.
l54O9 From Orkl,nd. by Sherwood
Mills, 10 Seabeck. 3S miles. aud
back. once a week.
Leave Oakland Saturday at 6 a m ;
Arriv. at Sraheck by 6pm;
Leave Seabeck Monday ut 6 a m;
Arrive at Oakland by 6 pm.
1910 From P.rt Townsend to Port Dis
covery. nils. and back once .
week.
Leave Port Town.-nd Tuesday at
an;
Arrive At Port Discovery BY 10 N
Leave Pors Di>cov-ry a pm;
Arrive at Port Tavn-~nd BY Up IN
lSlil Fsem Pen Tavus-ud- BY Ne
D..gi.rs~ ed San Juaa. tn What
es~se. IS miles. ssd bsrk. oses .
v-~k
BAA~r q p~-ro@e seA~a1le Il d..
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the FARMERS GUIDE
Scientific and Practical
T0TTT .TTTEE II.


10y HENRY STEPHENS, F. r. S., of
ID Edinburg, and the late J. p. NoRrox,
Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yale
Colleg, New Haven, 2 vols Royal Octave, 1900
pages, and numerous Engravings.
This is contesscdly the most complete work
OIL Agriculture ever published, and in order
to give 1t = wider circulation, the publishers
have resolvedtO reduce the price to o
% for tho Two Volumes.
When sent by mail (post paid) to Call
forni., Oregon and Washington, the price will
be 81 90, every other part Of the Union, and
to Canada (pos, psid) So.
-. This 10 not the old "Book ofthe Farm. :"
Kemittances for any Of the above publica-
tons should always be addressed, post paid,
to the put lishevs.
LEONARD SCOTT / CO.,
No. 81, Gold Street, New York.
January. 1855. ally
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B A G. s. !

On liberal terms and in lots to suit, vis:
1900 bales 600 each) Calcutta Rice Chick.
Bags, secondhand, suitable for barley and
oats, 37xa5--espacity, $50 lbs Barley IA
100 bales new Chicken Bags, 2Sx40, 200
each.
200 bales Standard Calcutta Bags, (.5o
each, for Potatoes. 4
so bales Silver and Copper Orc Bags, 900
each.
1855 bales Heavy Hand Sewed English Wheat
Bags, containing in oil ls6,5o5 Of various
sizes, from 2Ox36--20-23x4O
REYNOLDS, HOWELL & FORD,
Commission Merchants and Dealers In
Flour Grain and Produce.
Sl3 and 3l5 Davis Street, San Francisco.
Oct. II, 1865. 32:m3
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TO FAR N ID n -
AND
Dealers in Grain and Bags {.

TIME undersigned Offer for sale TO Farmers
i and Dealers in Grain Bags "a large and
we'll selected stock Of F.
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Sept. II, 1854. ASST
The sun., 1865-08-02
ESws Iteal.


aEvuSAL clerks have recently becn d'scharg,i At
Fortress Monroe by order OF Gen. Niles for dis.
Loyalty.
A rrss broke out st New Haven, Conn, on Nom
day night resulting in the destruction OF tho
~ D1oltts Block" on Grand street The loss 10
t1s,o0O
TnH Uniiei States Military School = philsdsl-
phia has been closed In consequence OF the cesss-
lion Of the var. The school has fdrnsbSi hvo
hundred officers for colored troops frso Of sIpsnse
TO the government.
MAS, supposed N he John VI surrstt one of
Ne conspirators implicated IN to assassination Of
Prs.den, Lincoln arrived At Hsrr1sburgh, y"tsr-
day, IN manHcles and under . s.rong guard The
party lsft for Washington. Tho man. who
ever be Ia, was arrested IN Texas.
Govnsoa SMITH. Of Vermont. has appointed
Dr. George Nicholson, lAts Surgeon u the 18Th
Vermont Regiment, Secretary OF State, 70 oil the
vacancy occssoncd by the dsesass Of the Hon.
George W. Bailey, on Montpelier.
JAoop Grouse, late Deputy Provost MsrsNsL was
shot dead In the street yesterday al Rsiford, Pa,
by John P. Reed, . lately returned Canada refn-
see. His brother, k.usel Reed, who has been In
the rsbol army, was also engaged In the sfIrsy
They have been arrested and lodged In jail. Tho
| town was grcauy excited.
OK Monday, ~ the bathing hour At Cape Nay,
several heavy robberiss were psrpo,rstei. It Is
sat- boarder st Congress Hall lost 1890 money
and jewelry. Cot Fonl.n, proprietor Of tho SCOT
| tAgs by the s,s," was robbed Of $1,000 In cash.
Another gentleman was robbed Of Si,700 The
| perpeirstors Of tbees robberss cui tho telegraph
| virns aud mad. their sacale from the island.
The sun., 1865-08-02
Arr.ynl OF the KnuIxakce.

The u. s. Revenue Steamer Ksukakee, Capt. J. g..
Bsher, arrived yesterday, having LETT Mobile july
18th, Port Royal, 2Tth and Charleston, 29,h. She
has ss pasensers Mr. K. =. s. Andrews and Mr. J. o.
shaw, special agents Of the Treasury Department.
Who have been visit to the various ports on lhs
Atlantic coast for the purpo.e Of arranging and put
ting Ia working orler the business customs. vii.
mlngton, Charleston, Poit Royal. Savannah. Key
Wcst Pensacola and Mobile, wore each vhilod In
turn, and matters at each place put In running order
lelore Mr. Andrews sailed for the Norih. Mr.. An
drews report. that every thing is apparently In good
condition a. each Of the places visited. No Of
yellow ioyer had appeared. The ordor Of the sccro.
tary Of the Navy for roironoiincn was bons strictly
carried Ht Port ROYAL aud has It tAA. all
the vessels Of the squadron "a 10 North With the
exception Of the flAE ship Malvern, store ship New
HAInpuhIre aud two tugs
The sun., 1865-08-02
OBITt' t'AIIY.

Richard IIldreth, late United stAtes Consul at
Trieste Austria, but better known 10 the peoplo Of
the United states a. historian and mlsc eAnoous
writer, died at Florence on the 1lth ult Mr. Hill
dreth was born in Durhcd, Mas, In 1871, and wa.
educated at IIarvh.j College. Amer finishing his
studies he adopei the or IL profession, but having
natural literary taste he oon abandoned the law and
became connected With the Boston hA0AzIsE. lie
early and devout champion Of the ant, slavery
cause, and his literary productions embrace several
Torf, denuncintory Of slavery. His wrtlnss ranged
almost the whole field Of literature, treating Of
Theology, politics history, fotion law, commerce. ote
His most extensive and valuable work, however. wa
his "iIstory Of tho United ststes, very elaborate
production, comprising several volumes. Mr.. Hi.
dreth w~ sppointod by President Lincoln to the
Consul'hp OF Trieste In 1861, which position he filed
until recently. He had been IA poor health for a
number Of YEAR,, and the announcement Of his death
vas, therefore, not entirely unexpected by . large
circle Of his relatives and friends.
The sun., 1865-08-02
North Carolina.
secesh Sentiments, Etc.

Nso6srn, y. C.. July s9.-Msjor Gen Ruser. COM
msniins The Department Of North Caroliua BY an
order dated the 2l,t inst, has suspended the plhli
estou Of the DALY USfoS BASSEA published Al
Salisbury, In this STATE, for promulgstns diiloyh
sentiments. There are several new pspeu, which
have recently appeared in diforest parts Of the
State, Of the same stamp which -il d"ubtle" be
suppressed by Cen. Ruger they publishing dis
loyal sentiments Of the most dangerous eh,rsetcr
The Fayetteville DAILY NEWS is one " this mum
ber Il rays that us people Of this state will ''udy
ard degsdo themselves by sdoptins the Consdtu-
tionA Amendment ,bollshing slavery, and that the
new State Convention must lesve slavery where they
found It a. IL existed before the ~nr. Many Of the
southern tier Of counties Ia this State bordering en-
south Carolina have instructed their delegate, to
the state Convention to take this position, snd in
,. 10 the last, on lhs adoption OF thu sauc BY ha,
BODY
The health Of Nevbcrn vas never better than at
pieicnt Such ,ppear to be the Gaze throur hou The
state. The pJpu,ation Of Sewbern I, increasing a.
the rate Of ten thoussni year. Tho city before the
var numbered about six thousand u now numbers
over thirty THOUSAND, shich makes the laf;est city
In the stae. Thh rapid grovth Is osins 10 the en-
terp-i,e and wealth Of the Northern element. Two
new daily papcu are W be started In Nevhern thl,
Fall. which will make three. the names Of which III
be the HIRALp TnrHrNr and TiHTs
The sun., 1865-08-02

reported Us svowed his helief in the "Monros
doctr ne" snd sid; "s.nc the setting up Of
monarchy in Mexico Wa an act which France
would not have thought Of bu, for our domestic
troubles, II vas therefore uufrioudy TO us AMI our
Governne should Al less, give ell Us moral force
IN ad OF he nsuves sgaus, the French"
JrrF. DAVIS took smother walk on the rampsr,s
oiFor;ress Monroe on Sunday sNeruoou, from four
u nvo o'Clrct lie vas attended by Major General
Niles and the ofaccr of the guard r duty for tic
Gay. DO FRIDAY ne was no, out, Geu. Miles beng
sltent. Toe General 10 loo solicit us ior the sAe1y
o. bis impor;ani prisoner 70 permit MN outslae OF
hS weU-y,I.rdci casomsic, except under hrs per-
son.l suery siOn.
TuR rrcieious hypocrisy Of some me1 who
curse the Christian religion I'm p-o'O 'sing It's r
u's, 10 shown IN the cs.o Of DR.. pritOhsri, tho
LuShsh vito inur lorsr, who rpse from an Ad,lter-
49, tel Cue morning, .nd VI uS thus In hs .Arv
concerning tho wife ne had poisoned :--"-1T,
fr,dav. II sd here A. / a. ~. Mary Jane, my own
beloved vife, aged 8s years no torment surround
e. her bedside, tut ike calm, peaceful lamb of
Goi, psssei Minnie swAv. Ptsytr on prayer ull
NINE te y'or, everlasting love. save "a, Lord, fer
Thy dear SOu."
TAR LONDON TN,S s'luding to tho ASSASSIN .tion
onsuirators, sa~s; "WhNeyer urv 10 slleysd
sgsius, the jurifdicNou Of this Military Comm -
sion, its proceedings were No, too summary, or
thev lasted over many eek Of course, until ,he
evidence IL pul liihsd VIC eau f. IN NO opinion up.
Oh tue iarntgH u tne yoriicL bus uulhug that as
yet tsnspitUJ tGlrds any reason frr tmuuguins ?
u I: Was hardly douh,-', We leneye, by any
competent person in Amcrie,. thA, the charge of
cOnthuacy aad ttsn biOugbt home W ell tho pris-
onci ; the question Wa tHtlo 10 the .riouA
degrees u their EuUlt AMI 'hc proper spporion-
mout Of pun isbmtnL hsAnst he severity u tho
seutences uot word AN he said. The lives ol
bpoth and his 'nllow-consrlrs,ors were most
justly torfe Human Judges Gao recognlzs no
excuse Ior aSsAssiuaIon"
TnE Macon, Ga. rrLranAPu ssys 'Ths military
authorities arc taking enIcieu, sters 20 remove
from our midst the whole oi tho Idle uc.ro popu-
iEton, with Mich he city l,s teun long lni,st-
ed. Strenuous efforts have been constantly made,
10 induce thcm " return 10 their old homes aud
they have beon several times forced beyond tho
city limits, Tut W .hout avail W keep them AWAY
Toe thinning out process, las now been going on
Tor two three days, aud will Ne prosecuted until
scomplc;o riddGueo VI the surplus iS had Trang-
portAuon has | . n issued TO hundreds whose old
h,rns- are in hontucky, Tennessee, aud Alabama.
| and tsmoto points Ia GooigiA ana ~ II crowd
| thtongs the transportation Othce, most Of whom
are al .ous to escape from he 'Treedom" they
| been sble W enjoy al Macon. Those who arc 10th
~ lesvs, are being compelled TO 20, unless lhey
furnish satisfactory evidence ihcy are employed 90
as " be able " support thon n-s.veH. An sKsminA.
ton Of tie country round about .ho city IL .so go-
ing ON, for the purpose of breaking up any camps
| thai may exist"
The sun., 1865-08-02

Fortress Monroe, July 3o.--The steamship Black
stone, Captain Coffin. from New Orleans 9sth, was
toued into Hampton Roads last night They report .
perilOus passage On the 23d the stop-valyes gave
ou, and could not supply the boiler with water. On
the 95th the pumps gave out and the boiler became
lesky, rendering 1t almost impossible TO keep up the
hIes. On the 25th the steamship George Washington
along and took of the passengers, but refused
" tow the steamship Blackstone. They were Oh tho
edge Of the Gulf stream, 10 miles south Of Hattera
They used sail and, having fair winds, kept on their
course. On the 2Sth, having used steam all they
pos.ity could, the became exhausted, and II ey
had to to sail slone, until they fell In with the
pilot boat Pride No. 3, from Norfolk, who put on
board and vent to Fort Monroe for assistance.