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VINELAND

DERsoNs visiting vineland. New Jersey, and
Il wishing for an improved place of 20 acres with
in two miles ofdepot churches and stores with two
should call upon the subscriber at the. China Tea
store 6. o. SHAW. las Middle st.
Apra l4-dH OsA sassiSerr = siaiasb { I "a +
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Valuable Having Land for ! ale

NILL be sold at ublic auction, unless previous
w, ly disposed of, on saturday tae 29'h day OF
April current, at 3oclockip the afternoon upon the
premises, valuable lot of Hay Land, con aiming
about thrty-six acres and being part of the farm
lately occupied by Rufus Dyer, deceased, in Cape
Elizabeth Z ~ re s'tA ~ ti1at,
For further particulars ippur of the Auctioneers
or of EPHRAIw DYER. on the premises.
ah HENRY BAILEY co., Auctioneers.
April 7th, 1855, hf54 q asag tart-l ap0d8w*i af
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LEWIS E. PARSONS, the. nowly ap-
pointed governor of Alabama, is a
northerner by birth, but a long resident
of and a prominent lawyer ut Tallageda,
He was wing originally, but has min
glCtl little in politics recently, devotins
himself to his proftSsfon. He was ], an
original opposer of secession, and was
elected to the Alabama Legislature for
that reason, Tallagetla having given a
decided majority against secession
While in the Legislature, AFR. Parsons
opposed the measures of the rebel Gov.
Watts and his appointment as COVER
nor Of the state must, be q happy one.
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Az abundant haryest we trust is soon
TO Bc added to the priceless boon OF
peace. At least from many parts of the
country come favorable reports Of such
a blessing. Throughout New England,
central New York, New Jersey, Ohio.
Illinois, northern kentucky, Maryland
and West Virginia, grass, wheat, corn,
oats and potatoes promise wen. In
some of the Southern States the wheat
harvest has already commenced, and in
Georgia tEeylwil have new flour in
two weeks. SOInrge crop Of corn WINS
never known in Alabamu. There is
less growth of the great staples, cotton.
sugar and tobacco, at tile South, but
more of the hccessaries of life. Certain
sections and certain crops have been
scourgcl by the worm and the;fly, but
generally the crops are good; Probably
the largest hay crop ever gathered will
reward the tnrners of the country. In
Canada it is "a general impression that
tho present season is the most favorable
TO farmers known for years. The de-
mand for farm labor in some parts of
the province is much greater than the
supply. I'm Nova Scotia the season bas
been backward and wet with severe
frosts, but with fine weather now IL is
not too late to secure good crops. c.-s,ta
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JUDoE LEE, Of Clarksburg, complain

JUDGE LEE, OF ClafkSburg, complains
that the paragraph in DUR paper the
other morning to the effect that he with
certain others therein mentioned, had
been indicted blythe Grand Jury Of the
Circuit Douft in Harrison County, for
the acts of Jones' raiders in stealing
horses and cattle in 1868, is n misappre-
henston. It WINS son of the Judges
who was indicted. Tho Judge claims
to be, and to have been all the while, a
loyal man. He was in Richmond at
tending Court in 1861 when the ordi-
nance of secession was passed, and
opposed it all the time-sO much so as
to have incurred insult in the streets OF
Richmond. After the passage or the
ordinance, he left the Court in session
and came homo, and from that day to
the present has refused to have any
connection with the Richmond govern
ment, or with those by whom the re-
bclIion was fomcnted and conducted.
As matter ofjustice TO the Judge, and
mt his request, we make this statement.
Personally he is unknown tous.
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not want to be drawn into a contrayeFsa

not want to be drawn into a contrayersa
throo the, PUBLIC prints, If keep, on
write for no6spapers But noE4 ,sAs :
a n Oh mol am not madtl
- Ohno 4 am net mad. -
Besides, IhaVe got to look out or the
Government will make me Mayer
Ginerel or HBriggydere if amt keretnl,
and Thaven'b comet that yet. oh, mol
I am offered the lulSerative position Of
Chambermade on one of the Sleepin
cars of the Cooper Island plank road.
-------. --.----OBONEo-NFAR
p. ST. have sorrel Cluthes Horse
wood like to SELL Five years old this
fall : will Stand without tying good
stock, out of Pine Wood, by Carpenter.
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TIINGs will adjust themselves and
find level after while al. Richmond,
and all over the south. General Terry,
according to the dispatches this morn
ing, has issued an order placing blacks
and whites on II perfect equality as
regards their personal freetom-tlieir
outgoings and incomings. A good
many of the Bourbons, and of their
''poor white trash'' ut Richmond, have
yet to learn. that negroes have any
rights which they IRE bound to respect,
hence the old Curfew laws, such as
nrresting a negro after o'clock ut
night, and subjccting him to all sorts of
inquisitOrial annoyances, as we'll ms
severe punishment, were still maintain
ed by Mayo and his police since the new
order of things. The lesson Gen. Terry
aims to teach the RiclImonders, and all
the natives over there is, in the first
place, that slavery is stone dead; and
in the second place, that white mon have
no longer either the right or tho power
to brutalize tho blacks in any way or
relation, but that both are perfectly free
and independent as regards each other.
Our old friend, Gen: Hnrtsuff, has also
issued timely order Mt Petersburg,
putting an end to- I'LL the mummery
recently INDUCED in by the fVirginiu
farmers Mt their public meetings
wherever they sought to establish M
arbitrary and et PuFte control over the
work and wages of the negroes, mucl
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The United Stntos

A2LAtS9 J. Tn Pam T,,o =.
The pers6nS1 nroper. forfeiture and COINS.
u of John, Ldnpp. i SaloH' $50 Wa 'F--
.yHTHEREASSA INFORMATION HAS
w been alcd in the District Court Of the
United Stntes for the District of West ViT-
gtnia, at Wheeling, on the Dist day OF June
in the year of our Lord, one thousand cfghf
hundred and sixty 1ive, blythe United States
q America, against the personal property OF
John Lump, described nthe schedule filed
with Stlid in1ormntion-tn n certain proceeTi-
ing in Rom, alleging in substance thSt the
SAID John Lump has violated the 4Sth SnC-
ton Of the Act of the Congress OF the iJiiifel
states, approved June 30, 1854, entitled IA n
Act 70 provide Internal Revenue to support
the government, to'pay interest on tho pui5-
ltc debt and for other purposes" and PRAYING
that said property may be confiscatnd 4o1S
Soll as fQftetted to the United States n ~
NOW, therefore, In pursuance OF the attach.
ment under the seal Of the said Court 10 me
directed and delivered, I do hereby i've pr1II-
uc notice to I'LL persons claiming any Interest
IN the said property, or in the proceeds tbeTes
81, 70 appear before the Judge of the District
Court OF the United States for the DfstrIct or
west Virginia, Mt Wheeling, on the 8tll day OF
July 1866 uf the SHINE be a day or IurisSIic-
lion, II not, on tho next dny5 OF iurfslicffnr
thereafterI then and there to interrJoS1 tSfeir
Siainls and make their allegation in that be-
HaII' EDWARD n. NORTON,
q. s.. Marshal, Dist ~. IN.
u. ID: SMITH, u. s! Atty. te24Ll3t
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DIED.

On the morning Of June 9Th, after a pro-
TtaSteSl lilne Ar& Susnnnah Mafhtt, wife OF
Thefuneral win take place from the resi
denCe Of Miss Miller, at tile head OF Monroe
street, ut O'Clock, a. M, Wednesday. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOSl

TxTRAoRD1NARY INDUCEMENTS viii
~ be offered TO Piano Buy erS, between
nGS S sm9 t and 4 slf It q Monroe Street. where
YOU will see and hear the very best and cheap
est Pianos, made in New York and Boston.
THEW are made with full iron frame, over
strung bass. BY popularity in the constIuc.
ton they are warranted to STAND IN TUHs
LONGER than any other Piano n1IIde.
ie2I-lW ~ PHILLIP PHILLIPS &CO.
J.DE RICQLES, Agent,
q Monroe street
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DIR. q. IRISMERL d.

ETIENDERS HIS THANKS TO ALL THOSE
! IL who have favored him with their conflsi
dence md patronage and would inform his
friends and the people generally, that heWilI:
I the coming year, occupy his old Office on Sd
street, near Reed g. KTnftS Drug Store, Centre
l'Wlleellng, w. Va, where he may be consult
ell in reference to their disease the nature and
character Of which the Doctor Is able at ali
times, and under all circumstances, to describe
and to assure of the probable result and dura-
ton of treatment. he practices the Eclectic
System OF Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting instead OF Depressing
the Vital Powers. The medicines used BIZ
him 0re prepared and put up In his own
otice. Resides the treatment OF Acute Dis
eases, DIR. ISisher Will give his attention to the
treatment of all varieties OF Chronic disease
That scOuTgo OF the human race, ScroItlln in
| all its varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
nom ths FAB SO PreEllent among children,
iPurulentGfdhalniin, O4ena, ENLARGED GlandE
iUlcefntionS, Cancers and ali ynrftic5 of 4lsiYi
Diseases Wall FecetNethiS special attention.
Diseases of tie Throat, Lung and Heart Iiv-
| er Comp plants Diarrhoea, DySentery and Piles,
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs; Syphilis, &C.
Nervous and Spinal Affections, EpilepSy
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases OF Fe.
males, DyelnenOEThe1, LeucoTTlleA, Prolopsns
Utert. and all Painful Irregul and Ner-
vouS Diseases to which they arc subject he
| treats successfully. The treatment OF CEiII-
DItESES VIII receive tic sumo attention as here
tofore. All consultations and 'cominlinfcO-
tons strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls chcerfully an
Sweretl: Office hours us heretofore until fur
thef notice. a--1fpas 81 -i't 4H'i .IIin98
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--TrrV, = ]. =,
lie leelng OF olt6eEne's almost uni
Heay enler.elneSl toT:.ta DAVIS oy
Sne Aase soiSliels 4lol cl'l.
liails' Wills hglg n'eiisI ~ L, s9tePnens
VERSION u tn Iiri toll ttoaes COME
renee from mus slete.llent OF the case,
- tnat. Et'luelig l4lhe coin not
Vniy ol'C -. ~ stNe the Sou!leFlltts
s p, ystt. t9t me removal OF slavery,
1 pue was recon- tne mas
SetS - .tis extent Oh 1ouf hundred mil
non, mons q S IolInFs iof me loss OF their
l,lllS sns'. .s S9nVineeo' as Judge
I'm 'p 9t.. s'iu Ut me 'ime, that they
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nc Prcsident.s HeaiflI

WASHEhroN, June 317.4PtasiIeht
Johnson's health is somewhat improy-
ed to-day, though not ,suficientiy to
enable him to receive visitors. Ha viii
probably attend the usual cabinet
meeting, - &s'ff.t-f' 70 S'.>--=NA
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FIR E5SHs b EiE F

d u = II =
that may be required for use ofthe troops sla-
toned at Wheeling, West Va, for ~ 81
months or such less time rs the CommlssA!y
General may direct, and subject TO his aPr
All proposals made shall be In strict conf
plIance with terms OF previous rtisenleL,,'
a bond in the penalty OF $1,000 ten ihoui,
sand dollars) viii be required, with two go9I
suretfes, whose individual reSpoosibl oISi
the above sum must be shown By me OH cA''-
Forms will be furnished on application y
this office, all Of which should be enYelT92sII''
Beef" and directed to the undersigned az
WAI.H HOSACKt.
Captain and c. q.
te23-Gt Chief C. s. Dept Of West y b
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Beef! Beef!

OFFICE CHIEF G. S. DEPT wEsTyA,
.4- CUMBERLAND, Nd, June ~, leot
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE RESPECILS
n fully invited by the undersigned, unuI l-'
81, JUNE SOth, 1855, for furnishing NIL the
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Music and Variety.

No. lOs Main st, above Monroe, near Stein.
Clothing House.
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ale.p advertisements.
Lost---A Mule.

STRAYED Away FROM EsTERLING
SHendersqn g cols., five or Six.weslzs ago. a
small mari MuR, or years old, OF mouse
COLOR A; REASONABLE reward will be paid for
such infOFnmti0i as will leadtto the recovery
Of the Mule. f28-lW JAS. s! POINTER
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n9-old Instruments taken in Exchange, ii
JESSE B. RIELLOR,
No. lse. Main st1ea,

Solo Agent for wra- X1aaha 4 Co.'S Piano,
and Mason and Hamlin's Cabinet Organs.
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WE HAyEJUsT RECEIVED AND ARE
wv receiving one Of the finest, cheapest and
best selected stocks OF tl
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WHEELING, w. VA.

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Tie San Antonio News says that

Tie San Antonio News says that
on vuesaay morning last Mcxican
tram was robbed. near the Sabinal.
hv about twenty-five mrn, They
ven, to the. camp about dawn and
represented themselves to be Conted-
crate soldiers in search Of a descrttr.
After a pretended examination, the
transfers were t;sarmed and told thai;
they. were un!.cr, arrest. The train
vo.s ken robucd Of silver. varionsly
estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000,
belonging TO W. \. Bennett, 4. S.
kottwi:z, y. ". Heard, and others
of San .Autonio The robbers We're
all we'll mounted on fine American
..ovses, aud the wagon master thought
:l1cy were all Americans except one,
whom he recognized to be a Mexican.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29

Thanks 10 Governor Henry w.
Alien for copy Of a work published
,ncier his direction, being the official
report relative to the conduct Of Fed :
oral troops in Western Louisiana
during the invasions Of 1868 and
1851. compiled from sworn te7tl-
,nonv. The work contains eighty
nine pages, and is very interesting.
DR.. Ball, we believe, has them tor
ralo
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29
Owing to the fluctuation Of the

Owing to the tluctuation OF the
currency Of our country, our printers
intend, justly, to demand an increase
Of their wages. We will Of neces-
Atty be compelled to secure ourselves
h,. proportionats.ly increasing our
terms for the paper aud oar rates Tor
/; T. work As it is, the Couted:
eracv owes us large sum Of money
which we cannot get, and are COM
nellcl to look for support to-. the ut"
t}e transient work We get.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29
The following from the Me'ropo'
itan Record is good:

itan Record is good:
Inaucezuents TO Emmierunts.-Re-
cruiting agents are Offering from one
thousand to fifteen hundred dollals 5
bounty for volunteers and substitutes
but of course they do not intend to
pay more than half Of the sum adver-
.!zed. In some instances, however,
three years volunteers are said to re-
cc;ve ono thousand dollars. Those
who do not value their life above
that figure should step forward and
at once enroll themselves in "the ar
mics of the Union They will be
supplied with suit of blue clothing
worth several dollars, a bran new
:nusket and bavoret, prescribed al
lowance Of salt pork and hard tack,
small tent and large blanket, and
an opportunity to inspect ConfeGer-
ate sntrenchmcnts. Should they be
captured by the enemy they will be
allowed to remain in prison until the
war closes. 1t is urged that such
men as avail themselves fthis splen-
did opportusity will be "in' at the
at the death of the rebellion, but they
should not be surprised if their
the demise of the Confederacy. Con-
siderations OF burial should not deter
them from entering the ranks, for we
can assure them that cemeteries have
been established within the lines of
Grants army. and their bodies will
be disposed of in the customary man
ner- unless they should have the
misfortune to be near ore Of Grants
mines when an explosion occurs. In
that event they might be buried in
the pit. Europeans who contemplate
emigrating to this country, should
not stop at Boston when the arrive
BY coming to this city they can OBJ
tain bounty Of one thousand dollars
and capital opportunity to distin
gaish themselves on the battle field.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29

On next Monday the election for
Mavor Of Shreveport will be held.
We trust that the citizens will attend
the polls and exhibit some interest
IN placing the right man in Office
So iar as we know, there are three
candidates in the field the present
s3cum bent, J. L. Gooch, William
Thatcher and r. \. Upton.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29

On Thursday evening the steamer
i. L. Hodge arrived ut this port,
bringing 1873 soldiers belonging to
the Sd Texas. who were furloushed.
and arc on their way home for a
short stay.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29

N;1VV F!4sV0 t1'Ve3 t1F'7
show my power IN thee and 'h"I my
name m'5ht be ncriarc" :" an ''''
| earth. ms s''" e''" I" ,'','o''"'
wicked man "''' wicked '''''''
and who's "i'Er"'''I7 ne '":''' ''Se
to &IoT:y himself ahV 'A'''t MS f''-
pie.
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Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29

VS. had the pleasure Of call
from. cur friend W. Jasper Black
Burn. of the Homer Iliad He looks
as we'll and hearty as in days gone
w.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29

Don't forget the meeting to he
held to-day, at II O'Clock, at the
Court House in this place.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29

The :,liowins resolutions "rr'
passed by S4uirc's Battalion OF Light
Artillery, and Mosley's Battery OF
Horse Artillery, assembled en- mass"
at tLpir camp. near SI1ereverort' La.'
on sd April. 1868.
Whereas, The recent announce
mrnt Of the capitulnt'on at, Gen. II. T.:
! i.ep, anl a por;iou Of the Army Ok
Northern Virginia. has cast shadow
o; rioa,n ana wavcr'ny drsp"na"ncN
upon our counirv,-that General a''o
army who have for four years
,hwnY,ni the schemes OF the aoieat
commanders, hurled back the most
! Formidable OF arrnltS, carried terror
and disnav ii.tu the cnrlnys SELL
c,ni.dcnt country. and finally 'If"S-
trattd upon the pages OF history Il
yrnown unsurpassed either IN ancient
OK modern times. Therefore, bc 1t
Hcsoircd. That ". view tn recent
capitu!a,iun III ulestIo. as !. t"ttinie
| dis:lsirr-u terrible blow At our lndr-
7 urn,lrliCr: rui at ihr same tl.'e We
,,roclailu to the world that our caus.'
! is worthy OF the greatest sacrlhcrS'
a.sd tina, a people determined to be
, tree aud independent cannot be sub
.jugntrd. r.
Xcsoire.l, 2ud. That we. he Off
GERS and m.n Of Squire : Hat,ai1on OF
, Light Artillery anG Nosirys Battery
of Horse Artillery, d" hereby PRO
claim to their fellow citizens and sol
d,c,s Of the C"u,-drr;lt" States. OF
America, our unal,.rabie deternlna-
1 ,iru to stand hv our country through
good and bad report, aad never I"
/ ,uircuc.,r rul rights a. a free people,
struggling in the ;'-o5t sacred cats"
+ vi srls government; AND we 40 most
rtrnr.t J. auI in'prc~slr"lv cal up II
ruI .ui. country to ratfN t" the res
G 9. a4d al w" are fighting i"I Wlli
yrl hrarhj,vrI.
H.y,IrcG. &r,i Tna,, asking of our
. -soy,lnm, ut 40" bat TODD ANA nlnInu-
milton, w, hook with uniul,iga
contempt aud loa;hiug upon the ac-
1iuHo ~ certain citizens ana on"p-
. l.rrr~I-. in refusing the money with
, which -o,di,I~ are pn.t. all OF winch
uts :, tendency 10 "xasp"rair the
lroo;,s. hornu~r il is III" only means
ut ,.rrm;n- 'h--. -appi''a 50 n"c"S-
Sury :or thr w-.itr. 81 tn" ARMY.
ItlmIrrI. .!,h. TAa; the Shrrvr-
polt and Houston i'np"r5 De r'lues'"d
a. pu.l.~h for 'Ar benefit OF al! con
reri.c /.
~: 4. ~ ..,f.,..r. :'j,',nr
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29

The Louisiana Democrat says
,h.t on the e2d. Gen. Banks r'sum-
cd command in the Department OF
:l,c Gulf
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-29

President Davis and his Cabinet
axe esid to be at Augusta. Ga.