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AUCTION NOTICES.
npIncr q SCOTT ATTCTIoNtrp.

A LDRIDGE & SCOTT, AUCTIONEER~-
"A Resi Estate Sale. on Thursday November 70. =,
r. will ell 14Z lots Of tround Cmostly In plot. u
otsl located near the Cen.fe OF Hudson City, y. T.,
on Montgomery and summit syes. Lincoln st uui
Union Place. on the highest grounds Of the city,
which can BE- reached IN 20 minutes fIom the ilolo o
ken ferriea, by the H0boken, Hudson CITY and Wet
Hot oxen horse raj road Tbs location is heal.h'
one. and unsufpas,ed for extensivenees and toluB
Of evs should th. day lie stormy, the sse wiz
be on the next fir day. Terms ea.y; ti,le pcriect
Mnpg may Ie obt.ined Of THOMAS ALDkip y.
u. ar the Court House, Hudson CITY, ana DAVID
sCOTI. 50 Montgomery st, Jersey City, Auction
eess N3
The sun., 1865-10-30
DAWN NBROKER's SALE, THIS DAY, AZ

pa NBhJhth SALt, his DAY, At
4 IN o'c ock, at BELL d fNGRAHAN's Sale,
Rooms 81 New Bowery, 80 los laoies' snd e. I.
se sou, worthy the attention OF eale-. By or ler Of
Mr.. y. A. WOOD, 4Gy Grand st; TUESDAY, ore or u
J WHITE, 81 Clinton Of: WednesdGy. order OF l.
q GgLDsMlId, Albany II; Thu ~ a, otde- OF "
MEkBACb, ABB Grand st; Friday Large stock -
dealer. ia
The sun., 1865-10-30

RY T.. T. WILLS, AUCT.-SALE OF Earth.
II en~are. Goa o. &c.-Thp day, OCT. o,'h. rt tor.
- huiiay st' iarse aseoitmpn' OF waic m tts
stove hh', ior account OF NuOm II may coneefr
Also Invoices rich slvet-pllt"d Goods ms
The sun., 1865-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Messrs. Fowler & Wells, Phrenoioa aists,
give written chsr.s VI cnalactsi dail AZ 5sl Is olu
way. !lJ
DR.. unrrisou's perlsialtic I.ozenzes.-A
posiiiye cue Tor Cos'iyenet' Pie-. - .1cpsss aud
ever form of Indi. es,ion. Agcn' n ~. ncf a Co.,
Le.tman & Co., y. Y; Hazard 4 90, 4hLa. !. -
lia son Co.. Picp ictor-. Boston, 49,. .4I
Wheeler & NilaOp Lock stitch sewing
Machine aud Button Hole Machine. NO. G25 Ri1id-
uoy,N y. '. 31g
Howe sewing Machine company No B.D
Btosdway, y. Y. lila howe Jr., fissia, nj. A. rnts
wanted. @tI
The sun., 1865-10-30

~ the President-
The sun., 1865-10-30
kbENTEsA AtN.

X, DhAhE, $50 CANAL STREET SEIS A
set o. teeth On silver At ~ 70 sl5; on soli at IL
70 ~ sectoIal s's - cruts per tooth tech III ie5
VIII soiu' p9ne ceneut or other hlhny. 6J cts 10 Il
per tooth Teeth extracted Without Paln. 3ls
MARIELL, DENTIST, OF 30, Broa iway,
~ has removed 10 Cs5 9th ave, slcve s9tb IL
hunoeI Ane siSer sets OF tech slJ teeth o. slLs
W " -s9osn y: 20
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-29

VIVA, means The mighty peanz the Northern hIs'
What means ths gII ufstar1r With electric thd-s1
though million cllrll pen: up with thunierous sound
Had broken through the barrier wall and changed vii
land round
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-29
VARIETY.

An angry man who suppresses his passions. thinks
worse than he speaks; and angry that
will chile, speaks worse than he thinks.
\ good word Is an easy obligation; but not to
speak III requires only our silence, which costs
nothing
They are agitatng in Boston the enactment Of
what they call - the Bettcrmeut Law" IL is n pity
that some Of the laws Of Legislatures were not bet
ter meant laws
Keep your body sound wine savors of the
cas It l. kept in, the soul receives tncture from the
frame through which 1t works. whole sermon is
herein contained. and We wish more could be
preached founded on the gospel Of health.
TRAIN YOUR PAssIovs-Plssious like wild horses
when properly trained and disciplined, capable
II being applied the nOhlest purposes; but when
allowed 10 have their own way. they become danger
Gus in the extreme
The phrase by hook and crook originated in
the fact that Messrs Hook and Crook, surveyors Of
London were arbiteTs Of bounds, after the fire Of
1866. by which boundary marks were destroyed.
and their just decisions rendered resort TO law
necessary.
CLERICAL VITA Uuiversllist clergyman Of
Wisconsin, who has recently returned home from
4 term Of service As chaplain to a regiment in the
Army Of the Cumberland. spoke at a town meeting
the ether day, and in the course Of his remarks
touched on the atrCc0us barbarties Of the rebels.
My friends, he said. - have always preached 20
you against any such institution as hell or future
months has modified my opinion somewhat; believe
there Is he'll provided for those wicked devils
MilHJry necessity
An ExFLANATOS.-Young ladies often asked
Why they blush when spoken about their lovers.
but they seldom able 10 give satisfactory u
sSer. Taking pity on their bashfulness writer in
the American Medical Gazette furnishes the follow
ing lucid explanation Of the beautiful phenomenon
- The mind communicates with the central gan
glou; the latter, BY reflex action through the brain
and facial nerve, 70 the organic IN the face,
with which It's branches inOsculate."
The mystery is now perfectly clear
FoLLIEs.-T9 think that the more eats the
tatter and stronger be will become
To imagine that every hour taken from sleep is
hour gained
To act upon the presumption that the smallest
room IN the house u large enough 10 sleep in.
Io eat without appetite, continue TO eat after
II has been satisfied, merely 20 crafty the taste.
To eat hearty supper for the pleasure experienced
during the brief time il = passing down the throat
at the expense OF = whole night Of disturbed sleep
aud , weary waking in the morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-29
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
ictOry

VIVA, means the mighty penz Northern hns,
What means ils ziaI urstarti1z With electric thdB1
though million cIl1as pen: up with thunierous sound
broken through the barrier changed
land round
Whence al this grand uprising, this j1y among the fee'
What from hl valley. what tiiings from :s s-aI
wires tia; Rash with burniugs, what today
To kiail- such rei1ieiay along the naon's way'
se- where the shsIoF rested, a with a deahIy pail,
On city, town and hamlet; high and lOwIy hall,
Now shines newborn glory, rolls the welcome cry.
And not a cloud Is lingering 10 darkIe on the SKY!
stars that gl-a1 brightly wha. 10 you
Why an this mighty tumult trat sweeps the aud1
The rilI4 dosu 70 the river 20 singing with joy,
The valleys % nestle some boon without alloy
What answer from Northern hills what saith the surgnE
deePs
wha. gln, hand that nation seep'
Who forget wond5u camo-vhat master of the keys
Has poured a mighty choral every Northern breeze1
The mighty toesin rolls tides up granite hills,
shakes az the tiIings and sends her answering thrills
Down in the Piuy forest the umbermen Of Maine
Lay down the aud lever and join the magic
Hark victory IIar TO the crystal chime
all ye people, listen melody sublime,
The % triumph gIsens-now the golden page
Are deeds recorded, yraudest age
wEhin Southern borders heart and hand today,
To free the Iaad tr IL welcoming the frayi
How holds he iron wheel, before.
How march the serre columns o. to the bloody strife
where many true-har;eI shall leave his noble
Efsi
Not long treason battle long ensign Hauut
rebel h,nls that dared before paIsisd by
How glorious Is the music Of yctory's golden strain
AL honor the Chieftain who thrills the lind again
bridges f1f retreatins-our work IS all ahead,7
And the hero pushes DER heaps OF SCARED and dead
with this trial the bloody hand shall rest
Thrice happy happy Iani indeed with Peace Quiet bes:;
But with leader head, il rebels aunt she power
The Eow, clouds Of
lower.
A brave living and the dead,
Who mighty with Yictory's golden tread
AL hail the good OLD banner, glorious As Of yore,
Yes royal ensign shall from shore shore
The mountains tell the story the nd tnking riI
Ali, all around singing ami wait the valor thriI
20 bI1od upon meadow, q dust within the soil
More great gl5Ja5 sura1er the silent from toll
The tears shah l4ii heu
grave,
While history page shall honor brave;
They cannot forgotten ne'er passed uunoticsI by
that the nations shall die.
Between the glory where CLEANS up aain,
good ship sailing, great and good again
% % sorr0w the web % tears
golden legend of al the uuwrittsn
Grand Is the march nations Lbertys chime,
No I5uger rrauIer chorus beat the shores ,nei
High celestial thrilled by ,eraphic et5irs,
the that lights the flIeess fres
shall geam forever bright the sapphire
wall
THIS is mystic Iegead-;hi5 is the tale s1r all
$ 2. BuHettn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-29
CAN AIR

= FINE COLLECTION or CANARIES.
ST. received by the r. ~. WOOD from Bremen.
$SLf. For sale by
q - 4621m B. F EHLERS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-29
PHOTOGRAPHS.

'sFuE UNDERSIG NED IL PREPA RED TO
Z t7sr Amhr1types AMI Photographs Also CaTtss de
'ist' IN a style second Honolulu.
Specimens 20 Gallery. the Post
Ot--=- over the =. o. AIver, s-r J-dce.
<s5-5G Il l. CHASE.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
Rebel Atrocities at Salisbury.
BALTIMORE, March IL.

BALTIMORE, March IL.
Captain Mcdonald Of the light.ship 1t
Smiths Point, who has captured nearly q
year since BY the rebels, was just returned
home utter long imprisonment nj Salisbury,
Nc. lie fully confirms previous accounts
Of the horrors of the rebel prisons. lie learnt
from one OF the corporals who had charge OF
;hc matter. that from the 10Th Of October to
tic ist OF January, 5,S115 Of our men died out
Of the 10000 imprisoned there.
lie says The physicians Of Salisbury volun-
tccrcd their services TO attend Tie hospitals,
au showed evident sympathy for the suffer-
cr,, doing what little they could, indicating
rha, ,hry were in heart Unionisls, but the
rcLc, nM:rrG wcuM permit nothing to be done
10 mitigate their .u:cr:rcs. PntienS with
;riAr;I foyer an! cher diseases, with scarce
i rae 10 COVER their na,;cdac>s, were laid upon
lie bare !yor a.: some wrr;chcd workshops:
which were used as hospitals.
Sorc,imc> litrlc straw or nh" ht:r" was
Obtained Tor ;i.r sick hu; >UCh Mas The arcn.
mutation o. liiia aE,i Tie wan, III nnnrl"hlnS
food. that death WAS the only relief for the
sick. Thousands oEoGr men. dying"t hunger,
las OF, nigh: after might. without shelter and
nearly Naked through hi:in: fr"s,s and coli
rains. In the language OF Captain Mcdonald,
the horrors ri ia" place can never hc wrli;cn,
and scarcely credited when read.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
Arrival Of Scouts ut Wilmington.

NEW York, March 1.-THE lieralds Viii
minc,on dispatch. dated March II, says Two
Of General Shermau's scouts. named George
". ouinby and Myron J. Am!ck, the same
who communicated with General Foster on
the Ogcchec, reached Wilmington on the ioth'
They left Sherman at Laurel Hill, marching
on and expecting to reach Fayetteville. either
on the night Of the 10Th, or on the morning OF
the ll,h. Boats started at ONCE up Cape Fear
River to remove distractions and open COM
munica,ion to Fayetteville. Sherman met no
serious opposition on his march and fought no
battle. Rebel scouts have been lowering
round him constantly.
\ division Of cavalry Of General Nc Butler
is in his rear Dick Taylor has not been
seen. rebel reports TO the contrary notwlth-
standing.
Genera! Sherman crossed the Great Pedec,
a, Chc:aw, On tie 18th. The town, on the
south bank, was iutreuchcd. but the rebels
nado q feeble defence. Shcrman's cavalry
dashed in on the run, anil the rebels dashed
out also on the run. n their Night thoy
chivalrously left to our men seventeen guns
in position. Four more were found On the
north bank.
The rebels appear content with acting as an
escort to Shermaus army, trot,inS along in
from, as if they had captured his whole army,
"a they also had division Of very pcaccable
cavalry following behind.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
Gen. Shcrfdan'S Operations.

wAsnrScrox, March l'-":.O +. VI.
.M.;or- Gta,set Dir:
Maior.Ieneral Sheridan reports, on the 10th
INST, from the bridge Of tho Richmond and
Fredericksburg road, across the South ;NH"a
river, that having destroyed the James h'Se'
Canal as far to the car, as GoOehiand' he
marched up to the Virginia Central Na:'-
road II, rullsyille, and destroyed it down to
Ecavcr Dam Station. totally destroying fifteen
milcs of the road. General Custer was then
sent TO Ashland and General Devin to the
South Anna bridges, oil OF which have been
destroyed. 49,,
Gen. Sheridan says that the amount OF pub
lie properly destroyed in his march is e"er'
Nous. The enemy attempted 10 prevent his
burning the Central Road Bridge. over TIE
South Anna, but the 9Th Emitted States Cav
AIRY charged up to the bridge, and about thirty
men dashed across on foot, driving ou the
enemy and capturing three pieces Of artillery
30. FOUNDER PARROTS. w
lSignOd,] {. a. pANA, ..v.u
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
The Latest News.

In consequence of the recent storms and
floods, the facilities for obtaining early ntclli-
xence from the eos. have been greatly dimin-
ished. The latest news received, it will be
observed, carries us up 10 the 18th; and this
i, derived from Cincinnati papers Of last Sat-
urisy. We have arrangements made to get
news by telegraph, but in this instance have
been disappointed. The severe storm last
evening prevented operations on this line.
The military aspect continues favorable, and
NE can chcertu!ly avail, further develop:
:ncnts.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
From Europe.

The Daily News says there is some prospect
of shipment Of gold being made to New
York, owing 10 the tlatncss OF exchange.
Ex-senator FOote has issued an address at
London, to Tcnnessecuns, explaining lis dis
connection with the rebel government, which
government he regulates and dcnounces.
The London Times says the fall Of Charles
ton is victory which viii recoinpense the
Federals for many labor,. II believes the
South now virtually shut up from the world.
The Morning Post says Shcrman's move
men,s have placed him in the foremost rank
Of military generals.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

We publish the following list -: West 81"
GINA and Unio soldiers. who nave dirl n ii.
panvillc Prison. furnished 10 III" Philadelphia
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
Union 1iartYrS.

We publish the following list -: West Viz.
c:n:a and Uno soldiers. who nave d;rl ~ ;is
panvillc Prison. furnished To III" Philadelphia
Inquirer by an exchanged officer;
T. Higgins, Company X, II Va. oc'. -.
J. Gaines. q. 81 Virginia, Nov. >.
J. Bramuan, q. 3l,h Ohio, Nov. i.
\. l.. Riggs, ID. Is, Virginia. T, Nov. l..
L. Hunt, X. l2th Virginia, Nov. II.
Jos. Martin. a. lSt Virginia, N"v. ~.
l.. Rawdon, f., I'd nhi" Nov. -.
- ponuo,an, X, 18th Virginia, Nov. -
l.. l.. Church. \, "a Ohio, Dec. |.
VI. lIr,ir;cj, &. 3i,h OHIO, Dec. /.
". Sc!,aGrr, T.. 9TH Virginia. bee. :.
F. Cain. \, Eth Virginia, Dec. ..
\. Castor, II, 81 Virginia, lice. II.
&. Kirkcr Z. II Virginia Cavalry, Dec" i
T. Srh;clcr. l.. 10Th Virginia, Dec. -.
\. rurucv. f.. 3;,lr ohio. Doe. -.
Syr.,. }. W. ylor Il. IA ohio. be-. -.
J. bcwLcrry. G.. Did Ohio, Jan. II.
Corr. v. II. Folk. T., 9TH Virginia. Jan. :.
+. Smith. T., l., Virginia Cavalry. Jan. Il.
\. Grim. Z, 10th Virginia cavalry. Jan i.
\. Ii,.y< l., LIST Virginia. Jan. 10.
l.. Smrliiord. l., Virginia Cavalry. Ian. /"
+. ilalr, +, 2:i uiio, Jan. 9Th.
". Mo,l.Siil. Z. ll,h Virginia. Jan 81.
y. Hood X. ln;h Virginia. kan. -
&. GoGii.llow. &. I'D Ohio. Jam. 80.
q. ros!auA. u. l2rh Nir.ia!t, Jan. Il.
Corp. V. Davis, =, sikh ohio, rrb. =.
L. Fccmau. |. Ssh Virginia, Fell, Il.
L. S;slrr. +. !; Virginia. Feb. L.
Scro,. J. y. Porter, Ii. l., Nir.inia. Eel :
John 4. Miller. Il. Irh Virginia., Feb. =.
l.. Fawhcr. \. I'D Ohio. Fob. Ia.
,rl.., l..I, Eiy,inin Erh
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
FROM North Carot,lina.

SSw York, March little Hcrald's New.
bern correspondence Of the 18th say. Gen.
Cox's total loss in the three days fight will
not exceed 1000. The rebels lost double that
number in one day.
j rebel surgeon reports Sherman southwes,
Of Goldsb"ro, and he was marching with one
wing towards Raleigh, the center towards
Goidshoro and right wing further east, with
ronds good and no raiu for four days.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
L. :. GRANT,
Lieutenant Gcucral.

Another telegram from General Grant :
headquarters reports that the daily Dispatch
i, the only paper issued to-day iii Richmcnd.
/: says The Dispatch is published this
moruing on half II sheet only hcca';>c O. 'Ac
fact ,ha, all the c.up!Oyces-rrn,c'S, report
ers and clcrks-nrc members oI military or
ganiIa,ions, aud were called OFT yesterday
morning, by the Governor, to perform srecia'
service for u short time: but Tor the assistance
y: Few friends, who arc cxcmP, FROM service,
and who volunteered their aid, the half Loaf
presented would o. n.ccSs:'y have been with
held. Ia . few days, nj tnr;heSt, our forces
will return 70 the posts, when We hope to re-
.uu.e and continue unintcrrur:cdly, our full
sized sheet. There is nu other news Of mo
men, fr1,u ANY quarter.
Signed. 4. y. DANA.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
ADVERTISEMENTS.
~
FOR SALE! ID
Coal &c Oil Lands
On Coal Riser, Kana'rha County, West Ia.

We ofler all that trAct Of Land known rs the VIII
SOn Tract. containing 1900 acrnsctwO hundred OF
which i bottom. land and under cativation,-lying on
the ~ e. side Of Coa River four miles from ils mouth
and immediately above the Upper Falls Of Coal; being III
kanawha County, and Il miles distant FROM ChSrcs"r,
W. VA There two relps Of Coal. and every ndcn-
ton Of on on this land well good Timber. Ii or
ders 0oal Mvrr shack water navigation for three
miles, and thus offers every facility for tue shipment of
Coal and other minerals nfId priiucts.
For further particular information, call the sub.
SSrihcrS the Clerks Office. Kanuwhn County. W. Va.
W. KELLY.
Marrh Is. lSG5.-2l 4. II. WILSON.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

Jerome Clark :" Sue Munlav. the Ken
:ur.v guerrilla WAS hanged st Louisville on
;hc iii. inst. lie was captured On Sunday,
,rir! and couvir,rd on Tuesday, and eAcc"tc'l
Oh Wednesday.
The ru:nercus residents Of the North who
have been accomrlceS in h!oc!,adc running,
orc to he arrested, if citizens OF domiclie'l
aliens. II aliens merely for the time being IN
the country, they arc ordered 10 leave ii with
in twelve days from the date Of the order.
which Secretary Seward has issued Is direc-
ton os the President.
1t j. understood tina. Secretary McFu!!pci'
con,cmp!ates the issue Of IL new series OF the
7.;;OS. under the auspices OF Jay Cooke x TO.
The Posts special says they Will run lNte
longer than the present series.
Several dcscrtcrS have reported and claimed
pardon under the Presidents Proclamation.
it is reported there arc n large number in
Canada who will return and resume their
places in the ranks.
The Tribune? Washington special says
One oc the most celebrated fighting regiments
Of New York, with every office" from Colonel
down, have taken q VOW to serve the popular
cause in Mexico as soon MS they are ont Of
our war with the rebels.
The number os tenement houses in the city
Of New York is 1890, occupied by 493,3e2
persons. Of whom 1924 live in the cellars ;
the whole number Of families llOSUO, and
the average number Of families per house ilG.
The plan is now generally adopted in
Grants army, when burying tho dead, TO
place in tho grave with The body sealed
bottle, containing paper OH which is written
the name aui other particulars respecting the
deceased.
The new revenue bill will take effect on the
lst Of April. Copies will be distributed from
tho Commissioners office, and the necessary
instructions from Commissioner Lewis Will
soon follow.
No wonder that President Lincoln rode on
Inauguration day, in closed carriage. There
was a plot to assassiuato him. A man named
Clements is now under arrest in Washington,
charged with having planned it.-ErcAo"gf'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
Official War Bulletin.
Dispatches from Sherman at
Fayetteville.
WAt Department, WASHINGTON,

hAt l''.iSRlHfSI,
Mach Ii, lsG1, $50. L. VI.
Major General Dix:
The following dispatch has been received
this evening. a, this Department:
Cry FONT, March 10.
Hon. G. \. Dana. Assistant Secretary OF War:
am jus, in receipt .; 4 letter from Ten.
Sherman Of tue ll,h. ir.Ia Fayetteville. lie
describes his army in ;"c health and s?ir''s'
having met with 10 srrio;I> "rp"H!'Irn. Tor
Ice keeps in his front at = respectful a.
,aucc. At Columbia lie destroyed i'nmcn>e
srscuals and railroad establishments anu
for;y-thrce cannon. At theraw hc t""n'
much machinery and war material. lie SAYS
nothing about Kiipatrick> defeat by Vac
Hampton, but the officer who brought the let
ter says tina, before daylisk, on III" l",!
Hampton 60, TWO bri:adcS in the rear Of Nj,
pa,rick's headquarters, and surprised ':"'
captured all the staff but TWO officers. Nix
patrick escaped, !nrmed Iii, men. au| drove
The enemy with great loss, rccap'uring about
AL ,ha; he had lost. Hampton l"si 81, lei
deal ON the field.
'Siyncd.l L. :. GRANT,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
MARRIED,

p,.pvrs-.ADHISs-o the l,t OF March. lSe5, At the
,.st.ncr " Luke Adkins, by Rev. A. u. TullS' ar.
lnrMAs Rrxxzs. Of Cshsll County, to Miss A"StSnA
ApAi>.. ~ ESone County, Yves: Va,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22
NOTICE!
s'0as River E.andS for sale I!

7 Nv N1IlutXLnTn OTTER luR SALE TRACT
| -. l,r.d v-i Ei,"G. a'"lmirs ia" Maihihgrlllr
m"l.r'y. c'',im.ur -" ."'"H al y""h farming i'im
with ".n" ,u>r inpN'n Term. IL" lnr carh
I,, 81 l,,:. TITO. JLlIRlES.
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SEalhtc4l---.N EEO.I&c!

TtAi"r. ". u NASH .i.r.S I" Ir''rr" il"n>". I'll.
\ t,il ,V r".tI lrs"!, either liiT
49, -. IT uuinrn'>i,., e." Nhrh al 49,: will Do
,.. U..!i, In ,,,i., B.: required. Ari,! In'i.''i.
,..k n1n
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-22

"" vi, pay cent per pound Tor clean cotton az
ym. rn:. aud ir OLD Ial"r--w h". printed.
- nd !n,nh. Pamphlets Nr. Aisle. II per pound
iur cid a,iry hlur w""m r';he>-at ia" J"rH>,L office.
MlT Il our iai"rs could thus pay their subscription
,u ,', .Iu ESNL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22

SAN FRAScIsCo, July IA The bark Golden
Gate, the flag Of the Russian Telegraph
expedition, and the steamer g. s. Wright, with
Colonel BulkIe commander of lbe expedition,
his staff and number Of employees, sailed
on the 9th, for the Gulf Of Anadair and the
shores of Behring's Straits.
The land force force Of the expedition
comprises about 500 men.
Three other vessels are attached to the
serviee--the bark Palmetto, which recently
sailed from Nanamo with coal, the schooner
Milton Badger, now loading Mt Nanamo, and
the bark Clara Bell, now en- route from New
York to Sitka direct The fleet is under the
con mand Of Captain c. W. Scammon, of the
revenue service The vessels carry from
Two to six guns each, The Clara Bell car
red cable to be laid across Behring'S
Strait aud small steamer Tor river expIora-
ton
Colonel Bukley himself will examine the
Gulf Of Ansdair Tor the best crnssing place
to Asia. 1t is four hundred miles wide, with
an leland in the middle. The land work is 10
20 on at once on the whole line, from New
Westminster to near the mouth of the
Amoor River, distance of four thousand
miles