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Rh..,...,.,a Cur.s.

Apvacsr e., lse6 Nj isbsss cculd no,
walk or do anything at all, vit6ths pains In b.,
hips and knees Itried the doctors spd ali tbs
patent incidence heard Of without reccising
Nc Brides King of Pain, and by nsing Il two
days she Is now ablo 70 walk without the sIight.
est pain May God bless him--may he do 9th
ers tho same good. THOMAS WRIGHT. EightL
street, Fifth Ward Pittsburg 73'T 81
AUGUST 81 1865 This is 90 certify I, at my
wife has not been able tn work or get about fof
one year, With che rheumatism and liver CON.
plaint and shortness Of brcath 4 tried cyefy,
thing could bear Of, and great aRany doctors
without receiving any benedt until 1 heard u
pr. Mcbride's King Of Pain, and by foliowise
the dircctions three days, my wife isiiks a new
person She can now attend 10 her work. ana
is improving rapidly every hour ApAh SHfr.
LEY, No. taLiberty street
DR.. Mcbride can bs found AZ his rooms at the
MoLure House, Wheeling
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Na,ienal Telegraphic Union.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The National Tel
sgraphic Union met this afternoon IN the
Concert Hall of the Opera House and was
called to order at o'clock by President
Hammond.
Reports of the President, Treasurer
and Corresponding Secretary were read.
After some other preliminary business
ths convention adjourned until to-mor.
row morning, to await the arrival OF
ssyeral delegates now en- route. All the
Northern States are represented in the
eonvsntiop.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Department of the Navy.
MU,TERING OUT OF TROOPS.
The Trial of Jefferson Davis.
Settlement of Naval AccOunts-The
Command at Washington-Pardo
10 Texaus-Post Office Department
lLs Narn! s.haII

AS Nht al. ss.hJSi
The Times Washington SPECIAL Ia!
the following: In the Fourth Auditors
Department, during the month OF Au'
gust. 2,372 naval accounts We're settled
The aggregate amount of these accounts
is five millions, three hundred and fifty
six thousand, one hundred and fifty dol
lars and seventy-three cents,
By an order from the Secretary of War,
the third provisional New York Cavalry,
Second and Fourth New York Heavy Ar
tillery, First Connecticut Heavy Artil-
lery. and Third Massachusetts Heavy
Artillery, are to be immediately mustered
out These troops are ordered to their
respective State rendesvonz, where they
will receive their pay and final discharge.
Brigadier General E f. Dent, brother
in-law of General Grant. has been placed
i'm command of tie garrison OF this city.
numbering over 10000 men
Since our last report the President has
granted pardons to the following named
persons, citizens of Texas: ]. ii. Hutch
ings. HI. McMahan Allen Lewis, John
Woolsten, j NJ Brown and NJ. T. Matt.
The Tribune's Washington special
saws it is now stated that the trial of jeff
Davis will Immediately follow on the f.
nal disposition of Wirz. The statement
is also revived, that he will be tried in
Richmond.
The Postotlire Department is III re-
ceipt of quite number of remlttanceS
from parties who were indebted TO post
ma tiers at the time of secession. but
still larger number very cody write the
Department asking for payment of bal
ances due them for postal service render
ed the United States mp To the period of
rebellion.
Ex-Congressman VIM. S. Bishop has
been here the past week, endeavoring TO
secure the release of the rebel Secretary
Mallory.
The Worlds Washington special says
Colonel VIM. Tilford, of the 50th Pennsyl
vania regiment, has been sentenced to be
dismissed the service and pay fine OF
$500, or be imprisoned until it is paid,
for defrauding the Government.
Three million eight hundred thousand
acres of land were entered for settlement
under the homestead act ut the land
office in La Crosse, Wisconsin, during
the month of August.
The naval school will reopen ut An
napolis during the present mon'l 1t is
now being removed from Newport K. L.
Brigadier General Tillson has been
transferred from command in Ten"essee
IN the Freedmen's Bureau in Georgia
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c URES DYS EPsIAI
Cures R Rheumatism
CURES FEVER & AGUE.
A Woman Gains SO lbs in 2 Weeks


The patient who gives the following testiluo.
nial was afflicted with q di,e ,eased liyer-Ihs
fountain head Of a multitude Of sfi. ctions-
did not know what was the mattbr with HASA A.
is presumed that the physician had skill enougi.
70 detect the seat Of the disease bnt bis ties
failed:
HARRIsBpRd, August IS. 1854. .-Thi,ts to cc,-
tiiy that for = long time have been sick. enis.
ciatsd and enfeebled 10 such an extent that
could neither eat nor sleep, with violent pain
constantly racking my entirs syst, IN. couh,
get no relief from physicians aud was aimosI
in despair. when ] accidently got hold OF Dr
McBride's King Of Pain which ourel me Ia t~o
days II has literally rescued me from the Jaw,
Of death. Instead Of going down TO the gi,vr
as thought was doing have gone dow a a,
work can eat full and hearty meal snl sleep
b lieve to day that Dr. MoBridcis
medicine Is the best ever invented and that IL
will do all he claims for IT, john RiCr. State
street, opposite Hickok's Machine Shop
The Doctor has in his possession over one
thousand certificates from soldiers IN the din
ent camps Of tho Northwest aud West whoa. H.,
either permanently cured or relieved Of pam
arising from chronic diseases or local aiie, ton,
'oRtractcd In the service of the county
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Serious ARRAY In Savannah Murder
Of Captain Heisler.
(By Union Lin

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Savannah
Republican of the 7th contains an ac
count of the murder of Captain Heisler,
of the 33d U. S. colored troops, at Angus
ta. on the night of the 9th, by three
young men, members of three of the
most respectable families of that place.
1t appears the Captain was discovered in
company with mulatto girl, who was
the mistress of one of the young men,
and they all attacked him with their re-
vOlvers, one of the shots penetrating his
neck and proving mortal. Not satisfied
with this they fell on his prostrate body,
inflicting several CHASTITY cuts with
knives. The affair has caused such wide.
spread excitement that there was dau-
ger of riot, and threats were made of
burning the city. The murderers were
arrested and qniet restored.
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Pardon Seekers.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Tribune's
Washington special says there were sew
cral hundred pardon seekers thronging
the Presidents mansion all dav on Sat
urday. The city is filled with those of
the 500, 900 stamp, and the daily arrivals
are generally in excess of the depar-
fureS
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NeYo,;a,ions with indians.

The Commissioner of Indian affairs has
lust received from Superintendent Irish,
of Utah, information that he has succeed.
ed in negotiating with the Indians of
that Territory. the effect of which if rat
fled will be to place upon most salts.
factory basis the relations of the Govern.
ment with all tribes in that section.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-12
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Sept. 1.-THE Mobile aud Ohio
railroad is open its entire length, and
mail for Mobile and intermediate points
was forwarded to-day by newly estab-
lished steamers between here and Colum-
bus, KY.
Mai. Gen. Grierson is here bound South,
100 bales Of cotton passed for Evans
Vile and Cincinnati, So for st. Louis and
900 discharged here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-12
ToKEEp BABIES Qu1Er.-An exchange

ToKEEP BABIES QUIET-An exchange
paper gives the following modus oper-
andi: As soon as the squaller awakes
set it up, propped by pillow, if it can
not sit alone. Smear its fingers thick
with molasses; then put half dozen
feathers into its hands, and it will sit
and pick the feathers from one hand to
the other until it drops asleep; as soon as
it awakes again apply more feathers. and
in the place Of innumerable slespless
nights there will be silence and enjoy.
ment unspeakable.
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E-.,. Arizona-Oeean 4 R.ee.

New YORK, Sept. IA late letter
from Arizona reports the territory in an
improved condition. Gov. Gardner and
Gen. Wilson were vigorously organizing
civil and military expeditions against the
Apaches. New mineral discoveries have
been made in the vicinity of Prescott.
The yacht Henrietta and Fleetwing,
stsrted on their ocean race this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-12
PASSPORTS APPLIED FOR BY LATE REB

PASSPORTS APPLIED FOR BY LATE REB-
Ell OFFIcERs.-General Marmaduke, to
many known as q prominent officer in
the late rebellion, is the first one to avail
himself of the privilege to 60 abroad
and remain without the United States
during thepleasure ofthe government and
hasreceived . passport accordingly. Gen.
Beauregard has also applied for pass.
port under the same of1cial order of the
Department of State, through the medi
um of Q sympathizing lady friend from
Alabama se ss s.. ,;s - -.
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Southern Mail Service.

New YORK, Sep. 1.-THE Tribune's
Washington special says the Postmaster
General is preparing large number Of
proposals for carrying mails throughout
the South. When these contracts are
closed, postoffices will be reopened IN
most of the prominent towns and cities.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-12

SINCE the failure of the attempt to lay
the Atlantic Cable this season, new
route has been suggested from Cape Race
to the Island of Flores. ! distance of nine
hundred and eighty-four geographical
miles. From Flores to the Island of Fay,
nj, is less than one hundred miles; from
Fayal to st. MigBel is about one huudr,u
aud ten miles, and from St Mignal to
Cape st Vincrnt, on the Portuguese coast.
is abont eight hundred miles
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Important Correspondence.
The Test OatIf Law Pro-
nounced Uneshsii,uiionai
and Void.
OH els of Elec' ions.e' dv'sed 10 obey
the Constitution
OPINION OF DANIEL LAMB, ESQ
The Right Of Suffrage DeGnea by fhe
Constitniion Itself
WHEELING. '

WHEELING W : 3'pt &, 1855
Daniel Lamb Esq
DEAR SIR Some doabt having beei
cast upon the coustit,itionality and va
lidity of an act passed on the 25th OF
February, ls65, hf tie Legislature ol
West Virginia, entitledg'' An act to amend
the acts relating to eledio by the peo-
Pile" and which r,quisss voters to take
and subscribe a certahApati. the nr'irr-
signed Supervisors and Inspectors of
Elections in Ohio count5, respectfully re
quest an expression ofydur opinion there.
on and our duties in relation thereto
Hoping to receive Spur answer soon
we remain yours. with great respect.
g. w. FRlNzHEIM,
Supervisor Madison TIP.
THos p SHAILCRoss,
Inspector Madison TIP
w. NJ BEfRYHILL,
Inspected Madison TIP.
JOIN CLAoR,
SuperviSo Sor Union Tp
AUG. HANbLIN,
Supervisor Richie TIP
J. SALIsBrkY,
Supervisor Centre TIP.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-12
Fire In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.-On Sunday
night fire at the pork packing estab-
lishment of Jacob Bankard, on Second
street, destroyed and damaged meats to
the value of nearly $4,000 1t was most
" insured
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-12

Audusl. -. 1865. .-Ihsvs been troubled VITA
the liver complaint and chronic diarrhDl 1
have tried everything could think OF without
receiving any benefit, until heard Of Dr
Mcbride. am happy tosay that l am improc-
ing rapidly under bis treatment May other
persons who are suffering 60 AZ once and give
him trial ALoSzo BIILINas
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-12
Republican ImbrOgIiOs i'm Washing
ton.
IBy Union Line
IBy Unlon Llne' ]

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE CONNER
cial's special says: Leading politicians
of the Republican party have gathered
il. this city to consider the policy in the
fall elections and in the new Congress-
The difference of opinion is wide, and ex.
cites angry controversy. Thurlow Weed
is playing prominent part. He has
warned the radicals that they will be
displaced from power if they press their
extreme views upon the people. 1t Is
doubtful whether the conflicting ele-
ments can be harmonized.
Senator Wilson, in behalf of the New
England Congressman, seems to reject
ali compromises. His plan is to rely on
the party majority in Congress to resist
the admission of the Southern States, and
virtually appeals to the people against
President Johnson's policy.
The conservative Republicans propose
to meet the difficulty in the New York
Democratic nominations by nominating
Con. Slocum and Patrick and Lncins
Robinson. The leading New York Re-
publicans have had numerous interviews
with Secretary Seward, with whom the
project has been discussed. The radi-
Gals have been reinforced by Gen Bat
Ter, and lively time is expected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-12
Fever mud Ague Cured

AUGUST, u, 1905 Il have been suffering Nth
the chills and fevor very badly. anI DIR M
Brides King of Pain has cured me up, aud givoa
mo energy and strength MyRrHE VI C,'tumr
Purdy's Court Pittsburg, Pa
DIR. j j Mob ride can bc consulted AZ Ia,
roorus at tho Mcclure House. Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-12
The Kinx of Puiu

wHEELIS0 Sept :. is65 Mclean Bro, have
made arrangements with DIR Mcbride Tor hi.
celebrated King OF Pain, whore the trai- can DO
supplied Druggists everywhere viii phase
take notice. j j. Mcbride
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-12

Cures Ever complaint, or palpstation of the
heart also puri6ss the blood snd regulates -
kidneys Keep II ip your families SickaS3G'
comes when least expected s7'sSS
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Or. .McB ride

Will tell any person their disc 40 wiiLout aaa
ing any questions
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De Not Paii 60 Cali
Kina OF Pajn

Upon Dr.. Mcbride before be leaves a. hs A
certain to do you good. =,
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Kingof Pals

Cures Neuralgia in Ave. minutes Can be had
Of McLain Bros: Washington Hall, opposite
McLure House wheeling
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One Of tie worst diseases to which tke hur,,o
family IL liable 10 dyspepsia 10 NOT only a.
qualities man from the pursuit OF business On
pleasure. but Il makes lie itself burden ksad
tho following wonderful cure. u r7G-7.
HARRISBURG, August Is, 1864 To whom n
may concern Dyspepsia In ifs most msIi9paui
form had almost reduced me to living ~
and was one Of the most miserable men "a n
walked the streets of Harrisburg. I ~ osad
all the known remedies a. vol g prsscrinfinna
from the most eminent physicians, without de.
irving any benefit. Happening 70 psaa the cor
ner Of Fifth and Market strests, II ssr Dr.
Mcbride, and, after listening TO his reusrks 4
concluded to give his King of Pain ~ trsi
have done 20 for the last twelve dsya and
am new able 20 work, can cat anythina the a.
petite Graves, sleep well, and am . nsr MN n
every sense Of the word Every person s6lscfsd
with dyspepsia should give it q fair trisl for
since IL has wrought sue6 quick cars, fksrs y
no question but that others vii 6pd 10 Balm
IN Gilesd, 10 drive swsy disease
"P. s. On the 18th day Of September issg,
was exempted BY the surgeon of he Board ol
EnroIlmsnt. I am now rscsivsd u TIE surgeon
ss In perfect condition, and am sbls TO 40 auy
kind Of duty becouings q soldier
CIR o. BAaRssun0 PA, A.; Bsfov, ps
N Alderman ofthe city q Hairisbase Ps', pss
sOna,ly appeared John wssvsr, vhc. slfsr ~ t.
Ing svern sooordtng . Nv. ~ dspose - ~
lbst The natter 80 fcrth 70 ~ sboss ses6SG1sH
2 yeieh be he sasseibsd HE asnstsss ~
HKxxI PESvEs, Aldsrnan.
City Of Harrisburg Pa, Ans, y, '71si
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By using The King Of Pain. syia
To TEE PUnic: NJ wifs hss bsss usstis "a
Her gsstsst troubls wa chrcsis 49, -
liver complaint. gewss rsdncst - ssvosf1S
ax pounds IN weight whes IhsaEt e Df. K5.
Bride sad. b fstowing Ne dlrsettoss fss -
past I've yesks nyyis - e.fAsd slfrty-etGB
tssH ss 'ss =, 80 -. sis - nS.'s ~ - - -
stronger fhan abs kas bssp Coz thsss ye6ks 81
p b. 1kavs trisa nssriy sysrythifk ti<keus
fscsiving say bsns1t hssssoe1ss.
JAuD Wrfsds.
No. Is Lsdiis ssrsst AIlsshsey.
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x:.,.s - J. : ~ ,sss ( ~. ~ ~ -.
cele1E1e4 xiag e flsin, vhsEy q tzsls Co -
xcZfee4 prSegists svsryvhss w -
yS s,as $40 e ~ -
Z sSssa ~ 1osa sSisnsl ;.essf 3sxf
lsqszef fi ssssy4 ( srQss e sisef
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Twensy.six Thousand Csrsiaessss
)f cures in one year for the Kng of Pain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18

N = IflIs1 presidency european
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FEsiAsIsM IN IRELAND

lie Timfs Il leader says: !" The Irish
ayytraneat hls steast recognized tie ex.
istelce 81 the fenians By az act of polite
pi.or At o'clock On FRIDAY night i large
force 81 police was dispatched from Dublln
,sstls 70 Parliament street. where they
4iYIdgc lnto Two bodies and Dioekaded both
end, Of ne street. Admission was then
marLel 4 iae oilice u Tie irish People,
eAr grgaL d. ;ie Fenl4n grotaerk GOD, out
response pss gwen, up0n which de-
senueri u soastables was sent 70 guard
nv l2sE el.anCe o. the mouse. ADD tic
"a US gFsktn 10 j o perssass Including
eHs urOpF.s,gfs were made prisoners and
-4rlet utter 4 st-oug escors y tne Cor
,- .rsgs 5otice station, tie police re-
-.JlF. POSSESSION ~ tie premises. No
s.gEce ~ 5Hsred and the only one
a1 protested va a,naa named Murphy,
sto1 described himself as a. American CO.
zizal aid stated taat be should invoke the
projection 81 IT seward IN Saturday
NJ p-.aGlefa Z i IN 4li, were brought be-
tyra t1t magistrates " the Central police
efic ar4 Charge nth conspiracy and
o. sunabls pfsstces, viii the yiew ct K.
wing vi Upon the Queen II Ireland and
covering til. cesntry ron TIE United
8gdeu. i remand was tasrespon grant
ey aBtt next Saturday aad Uail pas retls
e NO disturbance inck place whgntney
Rarp removed
lire gerk Examtaer saYs The most
7eass excitement. was casseJ bere OF ss-
tJris. ~ the arrest o. arge number Of
psrsoas belonging g ne fenian Jt0ther.
hsra 4 battery u artillery hls arrived
Nrir Batsalling
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THE HlLLSBOROTGR REGORDFE.
~ DENNIS nEAR4T.

N Ihfse DoI'1ts W annnn. pAIi IN ad,4a.s
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"REMINISCENCES OF ALEXANDER H. STE.
PHENS.

The New York independent contains an
interesting chapter in the life OF Stephens,
now ia Fort Warren. The writer says:
/" La the year 1925, thirty nine years ago,
became a member of the faculty Of the
University Of Georgia, located at Athens.
where continued some five years, and at
length retsraed to this my native State.
While was there Alexander II. Stephens
entered as q stadent. He was then about
Is; an amiable, modest, quiet. studious,
sright-eyed lad, pious withal, aud looking
forward to the gospel ministry. He cane,
/ think, irer Washington, Wilkes county.
ofhumble, poor percentage but exhibiting
ane capabilitiesAnd promise Of usefulness,
some beneycleN gentlemen united in fur
nIshlng Tor him the means of education, and
preparation for the pulpit. He entered my
classes, and became much interested in
him, and greatly pleased with his deport-
sneRt and progress, and had with him ma
nv paiyate walks and familiar converse
tions. He had not yet completed his course
when I resigned and left the State, and
then lest sight Of him until many years
after, 20 my surprise, he tsrned up in Con-
Sress, and there became known TO the whole
country. How it happened that he did hst
enter the ministry | never learned salts
tactorily. until the spring Of 1860, when the
y. 5. General Assembly OF the Presbyte-
rlan Church of the Uaited States met here
in Rochester. Among the delegates i had
The unexpected pleasureto meet with Rev.
-Alonzo Church, d. D.. formerly, when |
was there, President Of the University Of
Georgia. Ina long conversation with him,
calling % memories Of the past, | inquired
shout Stephens, and the change Of his ear
" plans adding, i" suppose you know all
about.it." Yes" said he, !. suppose |
apss we'll acquainted with his whole his
tory, aid the working Of hismind aud heart
Is ary man living" lie then proceeded 10
sav mat. before me completion Of his COZ
lee course. on : deliberate and careful
confederation Of the whole subject, he
aeened himself better 6ued Tor the law
man theolosf for the bar and the rosirum
tE.n ne pulpit. He,accordingly turned
h.s attention 10 legal studies, was admitted,
.ainsd business and rose rapidly-and the
.ir.t use Ne made Of ais earnings uas TO REL
IgDt, principal anu iRterest. the money
contributed for his education. lie soon
ne forward 10 political lie, aud was al
length elected 10 Congress, since which
lime bis r,stury has secome national. he
uas, 1 think still ii, ~ slaer IN the Presbs-
IzriEr Church.
Tie gentlemen wrote 10 Stephens IN
1850 and received the following reply:
f'As 20 Ii. n0nent0Bs questions which
y " threatened the stability OF our iDstltu-
q rs. VITA. IS 10 BE the result he alone
knows VIC aolds the destiny ii nations IN
fr- n41ds My earnest nope Ii, that thera
j patriotism enoagl u the country, North
4nd -0uth, g save IL
-=-ss-.---.-~-~---e~@
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Judge complained TO native subordinate
of the perjury practiced in his court eyes"
replied the native, sit is very bad. lhave
never known it anywhere SO bad. Here
Won can hire any number Of witnesses 70
swear that black is white for four annas
(sixpence) head; but in my natl 70 dis
'trici YOU cannot hire them for less than
eight anaas. a.shilling).'
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HORSE. STOLEN.

STOLEN from the stable Of The scbsriber, in Per-
- son county. n. G., on tho toad leading from Huy.
dies Mills 10 Hllsborough, On "Wednesday The 18th
instant, al about eigh, O'Clock at night. yellow clay
bank Mare, With white name and tail, iouf years old
last SPRING night hind iootwhlte up 10 the pas,ern
joint small white star in her face, Of good eize ard
very gentle, has been worked in the wagon. bu, has
no sign Of the gear on her. Her trail was plain 10
be seen the road as far al Hurdles Mill towafas
Roxhoroueh, Any Information concerning sald Mate
,ha, may Lead 10 her recovery will b thankfully re-
ceived, and oil reasonable expenses paid,
My Post.of6cs is Huidh's Mills. Person comfy,
:" VIM. McCULL0CH.
Sepknba 20. 0i-5rp
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HEisboro' N. C. Military Academy

TIME Eighth Academic Yeas Of this Institution
IL will begin on Monday the I'd Of October, 1865.
Excepting the Military feature. the general plan Cd
the cademy discipline course 81 study. &C.. will 10
as heretofore
TERMS: -One hundred and Eve dollars l$i05)
for the first three months Of the term. rArABLa IN
ApyAscs. This charge will cover.oll expenses for
board. fuel lights, washing tuition. use oftext books,
and medical attendance, Each student must furnish
clothing for q single bed. Provisions received IN
nav men, OF the market price.
Circulars furnished on application TO
j. B. WHITE.
Superintendent II. NJ A.,
Late Sup'i offs. c. Military Academy
September ID. o.