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Sold Wholesale by II. II. Hay and W. y. PHIL
LIPS Portland, and at retail by Dr. j. SAWYER,
Biddef6rd, 3. q. MITCHELL, Saco, and by all deal
ors In medicines. 6meoif
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BLOOD.

Il will cure Nervous Affections. Palsy arising
from the abuse OF Mercury or Lead. IL Is Tonic
as we'll rs Alternative restoring the tono Of the ,ys.
TEN, thus curing Dropsy and General Dcoiilty,
from attacks that originate In change Of climate,
season and Of lifo. .
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cal cure of N AZ
Spsrmaforrhea, or Seminal Jvsakmess,
and is equally the specific remedy FOR every sreces
OF Genital or Urinary 6rifabiify Involuntary or
Nightly Ssmfrsi EmissioRs, from seAafspsr case
produced, or however severe, will DO speedily 70.
lleved and the organs restored TO healthy action.
Specific PiH In many cases or SgermatorrA9a with
the most perfect sneees."-J. Milton Sanders, NJ.
D.. LL. ID.
81 have cured rsry sersrs casss with from ak 10
ton doses of your SpecMs PiH"-D. Keith, MD.
Price 81 per box Six boxes for s., by mall. Ad.
dress J. WINCHESTER, No.3 John 81, MY.
10 -eOWY
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II Dr. Fuiler's Fluid Extract Of Buchu cures Pain OF
Weakness In the Back, Structure &c, Weak Nerves Las
of Memory, Trembling, Dimness Of Vision.
n- DR.. fulers Fluid Extract Of Buchu Il Pure Fuhl
Extract, not weak tea infusion. Is the one thing
neeiu for all complaints incidental to females f~ par
ticulars send Cor crcular)
II DR.. fullers Fluid Extinct OF Buchu cures Graye,
Dropscal swelngs, and all diseases Of the Urinary organs
In men, women and children.
Sold for 81 per bottle, boees Tor IS, by all druggists
anil apotbecaries every where.
Is better In quality In quantity ess In price than
any other similar preparations.
Sold at wholesale and retail by the proprietor and by
Wholesale and Retail Druggists generally throughout The
country 1 To be sure Of the genuine notice this trade
mark on each bottle.
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NAY 9TH. 1863.

xAr 27Iu. 1863.
Dark ne the clouds q e,eu.
Ranked In the western heaven,
Waiting the breath that Kns
Al the drcsd mas, ami drins
rempe,s aud falling braDd
+. Over nanod hndi-
30 sim and orderly,
Arm TO arm, knee to knee,
waiting the g,cai event.
stapfs the black regiment
Down the long dusky line
Teeth g,ran AMI eyeoaIs shine'
AMI the bright bsyonet,
Bristlns ard firmly set
Washed with pupoee gnnd,
Long ere the sharp cumnand
N the nercc rolling drum
Told them theis time bod com,-
Toll thes what work was sent
For the black regiment
aNow, V the nag sesgcan, cried,
.Though death AMI he'll bstide,
Let lie xfo'e nation sc
II We are 10 tobe
yrce In this land or bound
Down, IKE tlr whining hcsnd-
Bound whh rel strips spain
n, our oil chains again.
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WITH roLpISo currKR BAn AND srRlso SEAT.
This Mower surpasscs all other Mowers in
lightness Of draft, strength, durability, and
ease Of management; also in moving lodged
and wet grass Il has taken the frst prizes In
competition with the leading mowers OF Eng
land, France. Germany. and the United States,
and at every exhibition wherever exhibited.
For sale by HENRY JORDAN,
Agent for York Co., KrxxEnuxK, Mr..
Also, agent for
The Davis Mower,
With Folding Bar. the lowest priced Machine
In the market. Also,
GLADDING's HORSE PITCHFORK.
23tf .rr t-n 3, lc
vVHERK Is As place IN set the best pictures Az
w u. II. MCkENNEY'S. Il -
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THE UNION s. JOURNAL,

cssd .ss,ssiv IN sdvsnes $3.50 n delayed ALL The
sxpirs lion Of The year. Blk months 800
SERns OF Apvxnf1sfro.
One souars, three insertions OF les, u.8
for ssch sditionsl insertion, 20
BY The year, per square, H~
rbs sstablIshod square 10 twelve lines nospsrsily
vbes sos In larger typo, or dlspiayeds . sonevhae
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ole, viz the COD STAMP and
|the good things that are secured to
all who have Gath in lts promises, and
see that the stamps are on all the
shoes they buy. This Stamp Is one
Of the troubiss that ,corry the Dan
Igor Clique. The people Of Maine
like them too ,veH for the benefit Of
the Bangor jobbers, SOME Of whom
buy the LEAvIScs AMI THIRD Quail
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DIR. Z. X. KIN

Price, 81 per Bottle, or Blk Bottles for 3d.
PREP iRED by s. SEvERY.
DIR. e. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor, Molrose, Mass.
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and trhy everybody should use, and
every Drugyist should sell htm.
4 They will cure Coughs and colds.
They will cure Sore Throat.
Always cnre Tickling In the Throat.
~ Sure to prevent sleeplcss nights from
Coughs.
VIII prevent the Asthma II taken carly
Are good for q cold In the head
0ten cure Bronchitis.
Are an efiectual remedy for Catarh.
Always cure lIoarsenesS
VIII relieve Dry Cough instantly.
S80y All yocalists should use them.
WIN always clear and strengthen The
voice.
All Public Speakers should use them.
More In quantity for the money.
The large boxes are the cheapest.
PREPARED AND ron SALE ny
HENRY A. CII0ATE, Druggist,
6IUnier Revere House, Boston, and by
f5Er Druggists generally.
DR.. James Sawyer, Diddefoni s. r.
4Shaw, Saco Perkins n Co., H.H.Ifay,
4Phiiiips and Whippie, Portland.
lyeO 20
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4oetrp.
The Second Louisiana.

rrse f.lo~ips pics q poetry was COMPOSED at the
All, Indicated by n fbrmer slave
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Liver Com pIalnts

Liver mplaInts
And their combined symptoms, such as Lumbago,
Jaundicc. Rheumatism, Bilious Eruptions, &c.
When caused by Serofnia taint this Compound is u
most cffectual remedy.
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ADAMS e. co.

ID RESPECTFULLY announce TO the citizens Of
IL Biddeford and vicinity that they have opened
a shop ON Lincoln street, In the eastern end OF
the Quinby Swoetser Block, for the manufacture OIL
Craze Stones. Tablets,
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TABLE AND COUNTER TOPS, &C., &C.
Also, Soap Stone Boiler Tops. Funnel Stones
Stove Innings, &c.
Work dorfS with neatness and dispatch and war
ranted to give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Riddefnrd. July 4. 1862. 1871
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agsnf Of u. s.. Patent Office, Huntington.
(nndsr hs act Of 1879
70 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
D0STONi

4 FER an extensive practice OF upwards OF 70
n years, continues 10 secure Patents In the United
states also In ureat Britain, France. and other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and oil Papers or Drawings tor IA
tents executed on liberal terms and with despatch,
TO determine the validity or utility Of Patents or
Inventions-and legal or other advice rendered In
oil matters touching the same. Copies OF the claims
OF any Patent furnished by remitting Ono Dollar.
Assignments recorded ut Washington.
No Agency In hs United States posssssts superior
faculties for obtaining Patents OF oscerfatstSg hs
oaisntabtify ~ tnpe.iisns.
his large practice. madc on fres rejected spplica-
tions SIXTEEN APPEAIS, EVERY one Of which
was decided In Az favor by the Commis.ionei Of
Patents X. IL. EDDY.
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr. Eddy rs one OF the most capable
and sneesssfai practitioners with whom have had
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
~ have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more eomPsttnt ana
irn;trorthy, and more capable Of putting their sp-
aud favorable consideration at the Patent Once"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
.Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for mo TlilkTEEN
applications, ON oil but ono OF which patents have
been granted. and that Is now pending. such IN
mistakcablc proof or great talent and ability on
his part leads me To recommend al Inventors 10
DO sure Of having tho most faithful attention boz
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable char
sea" JOHN TAddAkT:
Boston, January I. 1865. yri
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Testimonials.

From The Pastor ofthe Methodist E. Church,
.Afodison, Conn.
have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure in my fam.
lily, and can willingly testify to its value as n
medicine.
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p, ,alc by Drs. Bscon, Smith and sawyer. Al
rustus Libby, and druggists generally. y0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10
LETTER FROM LEEsBURG, Va.

! CORRESPONDENCE of the Alexandria Gazette.
LRsBUga, VA, Oct. 6, foe5.-The election
to come off next Thursday will probably result
in the choice of Messrs. W. Il. Gray and
Richard NJ, Bentley, to whom there seems to
be no organized opposition. Ihey are quiet,
1nassuming gentlemen, Mr.. Gray, the pre-
siding Justice of our county court, and Mr
Bentley, iustice of the peace N the Green
Snring district. Moderate in their views and
irreproachable ia their private characters they
are accountable to the mass OF Our people. Ii
there ever was a loyal people in the world it
lives in Loudoun county, Va. Ihey under
stand the position Of affairs and know their
duty as patriots and hope justice will be
done them abroad About the candidates for
Congress [ will say nothing, for / know moth
ing A few days vail determine their standing.
Our corn crops are magnificent, and the Ia
p1entation is that there are no hogs to eat It;
these animals bring fabulous prices, suppose
from $l4 to Sic Per hundred pounds, and at
public sales even more. Corn Will. not rue
higher than So per barrel Tot five bushels1, and
probably in the country south OF the Lees
burg and Snickersyille turnpike road not more
than So so.
Ih 3 wheat crop IN quantity and quality IS
very indifferent, and first rate -four very hard
hiSt'A
cents in Leesburg Apples there are none,
potatoes pretty fair crop, and oats abundant,
considering the quantity soWn.
Sheep bring ST to So, at sales, and the
meat question assuming d serious aspect TOR
those who have not learned to 90 without It.
There IS very little news af0at; mad dog
in the neiginborhood Of Mt. GiIead, bit seyera!
head Of stock and am sorry to say man and
child. Asher Danley, recently committed to
iai, has bad one Of his companions IN rascallty
made companion IN tribulation, they being
both now coopea up in that place. The new
conner is named Thomas. 4 good many PEG
ple are visiting Mr.. Coe, the collector OF the
direct tax, and think large amount will be
collected in Louooun.
presume the income tax will be very small,
as few if any had any income exceeding 5000;
The result CT the speaking on Monday | Will
write to you by giving the result OF the eiec
ton next Thursday as soon as can.
ALOJIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

Highly Gratifying and Important
Intelligence for she T1ayeIIin@
IlVnchhrr0. VA o.

gNTORMATION is officially announced That
1 the route between Lyncbbug and Bristol 5y
the Va. q Tenn. Railroad, IS now open and thu
cars are running regularly and without intop-
ruption of any sort. Connections are perfect
with the Railroads going South and North. 50
that no detention is necessary to passenger. CO.
ing in either direction.
The FARE on the Va & Tenn. Railroad will
be sic cents per u1ile on and after the 9th inst;
and through tickets will be established from
New York to ali points South and rice rerm
By 18th October on this route.
TRAVELLERS going North OF South can rely
upon comfort, expedition and safety. especially
from malarious influences, with beauty Of sc.-
merry not possessed by other routes.
The whole equipment Of the Road having Ill.,
dcrgonc thorough oyerhauling, with new seas
painting and entire renovation of Tire in.
terror Of the cars, degree Of comIor, IN
surpassed by any other route may be conGdc1s-
ly looked for; and, from the acknowledge pru~
dence and experience Of the courteous and GEN
tlemanly conductors, every satisfaction NAV be
confidently relied upon. oct Slot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
communicated.

}. ROBERT Y. CONRAD, the Conservative can
didate for Congress from this District, is
gentleman every way worthy Of the confidence
and support Of the people Of the District.
An eminent lawyer, good citizen, an honest
man, he commands the respect Of all who know
him. In voting for him, the people OF all par
ties, know that they will aid in electlng man
who is competent for the post of Representative
of the People. V1RGIN1ANs.
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FOREIGN News. Foreign advices to the 3Otl

FOREIGN News. Foreign adyices to the 30th
ut. state that number Of the Fenian prise
ners have been brought before the police mag
istrate at Dublin An intercepted letter for
one Of them, which contained large draft,
it is stated, shows that the designs Of the
order are of most serious character. Cotton
has advanced from A to SD. per pound. More
arrests Of Fenians had been made, and several
baronies in Iipperary bad been disarmed: A
Jew had been unanimously elected LORD Mayor
Of London. The Pope, in his latest aIlocutioD,
was severe upon sects and secret societies, and
especially the Masons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

The Treasury Department has made dec-
sion in regard to cotton, which will be of great
benefit to the Southern people It has decIin-
ed to levy proposed tax 30 per ct, on all
cotton found in the interior, and issued in
structions, to its agents not to take a bale of
cotton that had been impressed by the late
Confederate government unless It could be
proved that the parties who owned it had
received an equivalent therefor from the Rich
mond authorities.
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DIED.

Tn New York CITY the 1St instant Of inflammation OF the
brain MOREAI5 LEMOINE WILLIS formerly Of Washing
ton, D. c., in his Goth year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10


At New York yesterday the counsel Of ed
ward Ketchum put in plea of guilty to the
Indictment charging the latter with forgery
President johnson has received kindly the
efforts to procure the release OF MI stephens
of Ca, and it is probable the release Will soon
be ordered
Mr.. Garrett Davis thinks the military will
shortly be Withdrawn from Kentucky.
The Court for the trial Of Wirz has adjourn
ed till Thursday hat for the trial OF Brlscoe
has adjourned till Wednesday.
The number Of emigrants that arrived N
Newly York in September was %, 692-an increase
over the same month ia 1864 Of 10, $685.
Lucille Western, the actress, is on her way
from Europe home. She is to commence an
engagement at Philadelphia on the Goth.
The Episcopal General Convention in Phila-
delphia have sustained the course OF Arch
bishop Gray in the Bishop Colenso affair.
Civil authority has been restored il The city
Of Charleston and the work OF organizing the
Stare militia was bai@g rapidly pushed ior-
ward.
An organized gang Of robbers is said to be
making a tour OF the State OF New Hampshire.
On one OCCASION at least, these desperadoes
obtained large booty. 4 gentleman encoun-
tered them whilst passing through & wood and
was robbed Of from sig to eight Thousand
dollars
People at The North are giving up the use
of Butter.
GEORGETOWN FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.
The week opens with good demand tor
choice lots OF extras, quite equal to the demand
with which last week closed Holders are firm
at the quotations of last Saturday. Iransac-
tons this morning. were mainly to supply the
civ trade, There are no arrivals reported to-
day. and the prices Of grain remain unaltered.
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MARRIED

On Tuesday, September 26. 1855 at the Parsonage by cF
Dr. RYAN JOSEPH W REED formerly Of Virginia, to Miss
ROS.tLIE T. BOTELER, of Prince George 5 county, Nd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

n5;~Rev. S. S. ROsZELL will preach in the NJ.
E. Church South this evening at hat-paSt seven
Q, clock u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

Resolution have been adopted by the Board
Of Foreign Missions of the Protestant Episcopal
Church now in session at Philadelphia, declaring
it to be the primary duty OF the Board to co OPP
crate with the members Of the Southern Do
ceses with the view to sustaining the Church
wherever it is now planted 4 committee Of
seven was appointed to propose such measures
as would best meet the exigency The Rev.
DR.. Schenck, was the mover OF the resoIu-
tons.
Blind Tom is performing in philadelphia,
and his musical gifts appear to be more vondcr
full than ever.
Tie Navy Department has given orders for
the immediate fitting out Of Che or more steam
ers for the purpose Of proceeding to Havana to
tow the ram Stonewal to one Of cur navy
yards.
The Choler' anici is spreading in Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct 9.-The Flour
market is firm, but without change in prices
SO of Wheat aud Corn There is a continued
advance in the Provision market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

We would repeat that the people Of Virginia.
besides voting for candidates for Congress on
Thursday next, will also vote on the question:
"Shall the General Assembly be clothed with
power to alter or amend the Third Article Of
the Constitution" At present, this article
disquallifes number Of the best citizens IN
the State from holding Office. We should be
pleased to see an overwhelming majority IN
the affirmative
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

E-N KJI-N III = : ! = I1''-'
Particular attention paid to the forwarding OF
goods, either by rail or water; 80,
or exchanged. W., g..
mac Butter, Eggs, &c. ,,--- x-<,,,r~ -.,,..
Our connection with NEW YORK and other
cities enable US to secure the best supplies the
Northern market affords, as well as 10 secure
the best nrices fer consignments shipped through
Also l:ss,' a agents Of the ATLANTIC STEAM
snip C0MPANY;S SENI-N FEkLI LIN
OF STEAM running between Washington
! 1o--ar1-I md Now York Oc l0-tf
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The Wash Star, says the money captured
at the time that Mr. Jefferson Davis was cap
tured, has been counted at the Treasury Office,
in Washington, and amounted to $S7, 1878, in
gold, mosty old coinage, IS, S22 in silver, l46
pieces of foreign coin, (gold and silver value
not yet estimated, and Sc bricks ofsilver, weigh
ing over five lbs. each, estimated value 800
each--the value of the whole being somewhat
over 100000. Some of this money and bullion
is claimed by the Bank Of Virginia, the Ex-
change Bank OF Virginia, and the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, as being portion of their
funds, carried off at the time Of the evacuation
of Richmond No decision has yet been MADE
by the Department on these claims.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

The President has definitely decided not to
take the Southern trip talked OF, and Tor
which the steamer Rhode Island had been
put in preparation.
The visit of the ambassadors from Tunis to
Washington, has been postponed tor several
days, or perhaps until the return OF Secretary
Seward, who is now absent from the city on a
visit to his home, at Auburn, n. I. The
ambassadors are now in New York.
General Heintzleman, who was mustered
out as Major General of Volunteers, and re-
turned to his rank Of Brevet Brigadier General
in the regular army, has been ordered toreport
to General Vessel, at Harris Island, n. 4,
where his regiment, the 18th regular infantry,
is stationed.
The Secretary Of War directs in general
order that upon the requisition of the COM
missioners of the Freedmen's Bureau, trans
portation be furnished such destitute refugees
and freedmen as are dependent upon the Gov
ernment for support, to points where they can
procure employment and subsistence and sup
port themselves
The editors Of the Richmond Bulletin are in
the city for the purpose Of procuring from the
President q revocation of the order OF General
Terry suppressing that paper.
Mrs. IDgraham, sister Of Robt E. Lee, made
her appearance at the Provost Marshals office
yesterday, and asked permission to take the
oath Of allegiance.
n. II. Prescott, of South Carolina, who was
Assistant Secretary Of State under Buchanan,
is here fora pardon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

The Nat Int. enunciates this proposition :
Restoration can never be permanent, the
American Union can uever exist, unless the
Law of COMPROMISE shall be recognized This
law ranks side by side with the Law Of Me-
cEssITY' It then argues that the 'FederaI
power can only be maintained by such national
assent as is derived, not from the aggregate
supporter what is due the rights of theStates;
and to this must be added never sleeping
Difference for the opinion and wishes of a mi
nority And on such foundation as this our
Government may securely last until time shall
be no more"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

There has been no important variation III
the buying rates Of Southern bank notes since
our list of quotations was published.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

GOLD.
New YORK, October 1O.-Gold, l4533
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s GENERAL SHIPPING &
COMMISSION NJ + h { Il y n rs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
SHIP CHANDELIERS,
AND PRODUCE DEALERS.
We intend to receive daily, and keep con-
stantly on hand, q large and well selected stock
Of choice , ,1-,,,->--.
As WELL. as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

The Lynchburg Virginian enumerates among
the subjects likely to be the objects OF consld-
Grafton by the next Legislature CT Virginia,
the following Educational Unconstitutional
improvements-Sta Banks-currency and
debts-the status OF the freedmen-and police
regulations. These and many other matters Of
importance will come up for action. They
ought all to be settled with calmness, care,
and Judgment. With proper legislation every
citizen of Virginia will assist in restoring the
good old state to what she was, and help to
make her more glorious than ever.
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OH A1exandrfa Gazftte
TUESDAY EVENING, % CTOBERs TO-.
VIRGINIA ITEMS.

A. Judson Crane, Of Richaond, has with
drawn from being candidate FOR Congress.
He cannot talks the oath.
The Synod of the Presbyterian Church 81
Virginia, during its recent session at Ayoch-
burg, unanimously adopted a series OF RESORT a.
tons deearatory ST the deternatlq nrgo or 5S
ton as separate and distinct uhurcn.
DR.. S. N. Hunter, formerly of Harrison
burg, Va. was shot and killed near broy a,7
Vile, Tenn, last week, by a .nelghbor. ). Inc
Quarrel was brought by their W.ves discus
sing secession.
On Wednesday last . considerable snow tel
on North mountain, ten miles northwest O
Harrisonburg, Va
The Richmond papers contain accounts O
incendiary attempts, robberies, and disturbance
with negroes, II that city.
There was a71egro tournament near VIA
cherter, last Thursday.